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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs
sALE-FARMS.


HishwSys Comfortable timber. also S Ions long
fFontaDe on PetuKent River end concrete
hlghwey; 5000 W. @. WILLIAMS $500
FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES IN MONT
HaithersSnra. Mo, fei Gaith l7o'
6MzKL Cash PKYMENT AND sS5 NO.
Price price 1880 Hsnsel. Clarendon 400
MONTGOMERY Co, MD. FRONTING Po-
tonac River and State road--s22 acres, 100
acres rich river bottom land brick house,
closure; $4,000; reasonable terms; no trades.
REAL POULTRY FARM BARGAIN. ..
Send for new, illustrated catalogue, also
Details and photo. $4,000 property for
S5.100s $500 cash. q-room dWg.. ali con-
venienees. open fireplace, bath rooms
nearly 4 acres, fruit. shade, irrigated gar
den, modern poultry houses for l,3oo birds,
sIos sgs aTsa ashG sstb T sUi
rs Acres, Horses, II Cows.
Young stock, hens, turkeys; friendly dog
to greet you; sap equipmept machinery. all
hay, grain, crops Wonderful view for miles;
near lake; land nice to work; valuable wood
est 1000 sugar naples lots fruit; 5000 g.
room house, basement barn, other bldgs.i
running snTinG water Hldes, valued $4,000.
but owner can't handle; his loss your gain
Only $1,000 for all; part cash. Pc. ~ free
catalogue 1000 bargains 9TROUT AGENCY,
it22-N Land Title Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
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-. 1880;

Situated on one Of Waahinatoris leading
even bui eS Sne 1 ne psets,sss 1u1sa.1Ti
bed rooms, two tile baths. beautiful living
room, real old fashioned fireplace, spacious
dining room, sanitary Kitchen, bone-dry cell
lar, hot-water heat, electric lights. hard
wood floors and trim. Beautifully planted
lot; eafage, commercial zone. A progressive
party can make this place pay for itself in
. very Ehort time, Priced way low for a
aliick sale Call Lin 3Q57-W
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RENT--nEsK SPACE

Desk NOON DESK AND UEE or Type
W. 9em Eus Il nVslR asoss iaAO
DISK SPACE IN DOWNTOWN REAL. .Es-
ssss:sssssssis. xddssisa i ia 49,. sGss ia,
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32io STEPHENSON RI. CHEVY .cHAsE;: ?
detached, brick and stuceo; .oak noors
fhrcughout 8 large rooms, brsakias. a COM
yard. Price, $3.50; very attractive terms.
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MARIETTA PARK.
Modern Brick Home.
$12,7s0.
OLD CLEVELAND PARK.
Arranoed for 2 Families.

Arranged Tor z FannlIIcs,
'gso,y 70 cd ,Ssass u Get ss fa sa:
fatally Fesidenee with separate entrances,
1870 ~, 5000 ~ nrss.1oor apartment has
III rceras and tie bath. while the. second
AeaF apsFtment has rooms and tile bath.
upneF noeE, Mere you can live in an at
tFRetive. airy aRartment and let the upper
d0org pay for the home you OCCUPY.
H. G. Swiftly COMPANY,
Successors to Business Of
n. l.. Sansbury Company, Inc,
I4le Eye st. NV. Natl 500
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low 70 n YOUR OWN LANpLQRpi e2Oe
ash. $40 mo. FuLLoN H. ooADoN' DIS.
5TDED BARdAINs,

sis.S0o-Petworth. 4SsI3 N H, ave; 7-story,
8 rooms, 2 baths inc. poFehes; argansea Tor
4 families: 2-car garage.
S795O-G e0reetown, 1403 Dent pl Avs
Rooms and bath: a,mf. VACANT -
81 -Brookland. new house, S2eo tStn
NE: rooms and bath ami. -
small cash payments; balance Ike rent
THos:. p. WASH ,.,. ,..a
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se.75o--p. @. brick, BUNGALOW Of 5 splendid
an excellent location, . blocks Is fhe Gso -
ga avenue car line. Splendid lot, S0xl7ks
ness compels sale
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EROOKT.AND, 3507 10th ST. NE: $3.50;
eDen q tiIl 81 Sunday--Detached; 8 spacious
ROOMS attic, hot-water heat, electrieitys ga
fnFe: lot 40xi00: near parochtal and public
RRANK M. DoYlLIE.. nnss
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TRADE 2 SMALL THRUST INVESTMENT
brick. not over sf2, 600 Met 582S, CIeve. $50.
7-ROOM COTTAGE AND STORE WITH
nyinF quarters, rented, IL Miami. Fla.s 81
properly BRO sns in D. e Or nearby Nd Address
MATCH UP MOST ANY REASONABLE Tx
change in local or clear out-of-t0Wn prop
erty. cleve, $3.50, or 734 Investmenk Bldg.
WANTED-sMALL HOUSE IN EXCHANGE
Tor corner building lot on Connecticut ave-,
Chevy Chase Nd, Cleveland as51
DESIRABLE pWELLINcs.. MT. PLEAsAST.
and Takoma Park bungalow. one trust. to
exchange toward moderate size, rundown
apt. house. Address Box 6S-R. Star once.
eEVENTx-ACRE RIVER FARM. 6-R9QN
clear for dwelling equal value. Westminster.
OFFER $4,000 EQUITY IN ELEGANT e-R.
Chevy Chase, Nd, corner for clear house or
ground. Cleve. 6t60 or Net. 5s29.
4 q S BED ROOM HOUSES,
all brick and half brick, slate
roof, 2 baths. built-in garage,
large lot; | block, from Connec-
ticut ave. Will consider trade
on small properly. Claw ASH.
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SAVE On ExcnANcR.

4
W.T. vIEoiNiA or kxNTyclkx CoAk
vest Vsssmens e BiSs, District TosC o 90 IN
BEAUTIFuL TRACT. A.. on SLIGO VAL
ley park ozark. improvements In proaress,
ESs Esns sc e cb ;sT water
fine residence. Sell part or whole. Ca. 27S0
EQUITY OF $1,000 IN SMALL APART
ment house. desirable location. Address BOX
WE NOW DESIRE WELL FINANCED APART
nent or business properties that may be ex-
small cash payment.
., investment =; R. p 2sEANr co. n,.. ,oso.
PETWORTH. DETACHED CoRNERi- ID
rooms 3 glassed-in porches. ) baths. scar
saraee. One small trust Wanted 6 70 3
FARM FOR SALE. OR ExcHANoE--IN
i nearby Maryland, 206 acres. IS clear. fertile
neW ali outbudnas w NSSis enoush o t pss
to main state hshwss. stores and sshoois s
W dars sscf sx s%a s stsy Of suburban
sewer and gas, block from 18th and SIS.
S Ssass Star o nsss0s SUBURBS Address Fox
CLEAR BUNGALOW IN So. PETERsnuRo.
EddreS Sr soS sb hs sss SS c: TO one
TRADE as ACRES, CLEAR. NEAR sflvER
~ R. .S S5 i sSSa ass ss sss
E oa II. home S % aaa. c p ssss M
section near 18th and Colo. ave. one trust,
RooMiNo or RoAR,pItNo ooc aovssE A,ns
ing room seats 40 TO 30; cafe equipped; 3.car
propsrsS viii sntsy psy io1
ns S.srSS san 0s xDpy Ss e.
sS p FssTx g sooos sd aSaF s sisss
new. strictly modern home. Address FOX
sALE-LOTS
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED BpILDING LOTS
n rapidly deyeloping section in East caS Cneyy
SRosT T0t ow 4SziS1 a ns low Al $4,000
NV. SHORT DISTANCE FROM GRANT
c caiS $3.50 SNslie FRANK % ~ po9 LIN
S Saavsxs u SH s :sT q 81 assi Ms as s
e sR pa Ess S Csss sshh saaa s.
Chevy SS SA 6Ssse. Ma, ana THyattsYillsi suitsSis
for builders; first and second trusts tuI-
qaneS F H9z Dis $751;
HILLcREsT, sand and DENVER Sc. so FIT.
lot for $500 cash. H. @. FREIwALD, claren-
WILL SWAP MY $500 EQUITY IN LARGE
s Ht oi ssx sss se0s ssa Once I2T
LOTS, SIS UP; 10 MINUTES RowNTo'WiNs;
SIMMS, 43el Beck St., Bradbury Heishts'
ton lean for re sSD psrty. col IsSs
THE BEST EoE L 1s s, s,,sc gRi
Nat $3.50 1913 II 81 NV. cley: zll1.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
and home sites In various sections Of the
city c stsEaiiSs G gSk fae sGs61sspn
Real s'''iN atREo sssi' O4 sSsa ans 2
BUY NOW
You may never again have the oppoy.
WILL F SEcT HSN AND g! :s !:
about lots IN Sixteenth Street Heights and
CHEVY oh'i ssoRERr E, HEATER, 80.
WANTED--LOTS.
TRADE FOR LOTS on GROUND NV SEC
fSR VsS:S sfus 5 ASa:ss aa ss
Ss at have ns goS S ca Mr. SY
CHAR LOTS ACCEPTED AS PART PAY:
ss on On e ceTeisn any s fsSsion
ton. Woodridee; from owner. Wiif pay cash.
Lincoln 030s. e25 r st. ne. or eo4 ct.
ne.
BY GOVT. EMPLoYE. LOT IN CHEVY
Chase to build home; owner take ana trust,
years: for payment. Address Box aiss:B'
CLEAR CHEVY CHASE LOT As DOWN
payment new sx.room brick detaehsd home
a II 0hi Scx 9 siss e saS 2 oc Fcs 's000
WANTED LOTS IN WASHINGTON or
nearby In exchange for rented property. Ad-
dress BOX lib, star ONCE,
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
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BARGAIN AT $1,000.
Attractive modern hone near rnoa ,sSn bs Sas
sIeeplnE porch, gsrHSge. E nv. saic.
BROOKLAND BUNGALOW.
beautiful rooms, tiled bath, shower, aytisti-
caIy decorated h.-w:h,, elec, large 10y. s IVY
nnfii 4 nm. -----------
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SDsA H, "a; GARTER.

sIT w IN ~ YOUR TFisMs-isis MiHlN AVE
1e-Semi-detached mouse, Z rooms, a m.i.;
only $3.50. It must be sold within ~ oaFs'
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E37 SHERIDAN ST. = sEMi-DETAcHED
Immediate sale; now $3.50 Phone silser
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owner coins away; 5 large rooms, modern;
lot I42 IT,. front; blocks schools, stores,
Transportation. 20 min. d Washinstop; one
quote; little cash. low monthly payment.
Nat O507, Clarendon fte6-x-2
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sALE--BUsINEss PROPERTY,
CORNER 18th D NV. 10 BRICK PROP.
critics, including corner second commerciaL
See CARROLL, BIB q NV, Net. $40,
LIST COMMERCIAL. sS-FT FRONTX1E 100
deep, 9Th above q NV; includes 5 brick
buildings See Carroll. ela q NV Met ESiO,
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS,
nv "a . corner 18th and "a. aye. NV, about
taurant, small hotel offices, etc; fre new
LagEett,s Drug store on ground floor EDW.
SCHWARTZ, INC, 1914 W. ave. Dist.
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T rsTwoFT FIsssed REi1A SSaaps,
garage. One small trust. Wanted to
rooms. National 0882, after Columbia 52e4.
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FARM FOR SALE OR ExCHANoR--lN
nearby Maryland, 206 acres, Is clear, fertile
cellent repair, tenants house, barns tone
newt, all outbuildings, wood enough TO pay
for place, on excellent gravel road, l mile
to main State highway, stores and schools.
VIII accept small city or suburban home.
Address Box SOB, Star once.
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s : ROOM FRAME DWELLING, WATER.
sewer and gas, / block from 18th and SITS.
ne. Trade by equity for or room
SSwelling IN nearby suburbs. Address Box
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$3.50 Cost SIS O0--1DCATwp 10th ct
Ne; co8v bungalow ei splendid rooms.
attractive livine and dining ronms, conven-
lent Kitchen. bed ruelMs, garage; good lot
fenced In, close 10 schools. cars, etc. very
eaeN terms. Shepherd 1856.
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CLEAR BUNGALOW IN ST. PETERsRURa.
Address Box ls-B, Star once
TRADE as ACRES. CLEAR. NEAR SILVER
Spring, for good one,truss o spartment ssseeSSw-
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Tor city or suburban home. Adams 6bos,
BOOMING OR BOARDING HOUSE. II
rooms, furnished; majority occupied: dtn-
ing room seats 40 to so; cafe equipped; Scar
this property will entirely pay for itself. Civ.
ing good revenue besides Tor residence OF
small nearby farm. Apply ZIG 9th 81. NV.
$4,000 EQUITY FOR $4,000; IDEAL LoCA-
ton in Petworth; schools and churches close;
new. strictly modern home. Address Iox
29l-R. Star once.
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~ ~ y 2 = y ePJUJe
NO INQu1RTEs. 20 MONTHS 10 pay.
THE STATE LOAN Co.
la2T. Ehod6 Iklana AVS. afl. Rasniar. ~.
80 ADldf II -
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sa ssas.. saes 18TH
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sALE--LOTS

100 BLDG. LOTS CHEVY CHASE, D. O.:
Chevy Chase, Md, and Hyattsyillei suit9hle
nished Only moderate amount of cash re-
ouired. FULTON r. GORDON, Dis. 1881.
HILLCREST. sand and DENVER Sc, so FIT.
lot for $500 cash. H. @. FREIWALD' Claren-
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BUY NOW
You may never again have the oppoy.
tuYlity to purchase q lot and build home
in WELL DEVELOPED SECTION and save
about lots in Sixteenth Street Heights ana
~ ROBERT Z. HEATER.
Colorado Bldg. Dist 1870.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-03
Published by
IMPERIAL VALLEY
PRESS, INC.
W. c. COSTELLO,
Manager
UNDERWOOD FOR CORONER

In addition to a contest for sheriff ana
county superintendent of schools, voters
of Imperial county will decide who Is TO
be the coroner for the next four years at
tomorrow'S election.
In supporting the candidacy of A. K.
Underwood of this city, the Press does
so in the belief that he is fully eompe-
tent to fill the duties of the office eftlcl-
emily and in compliance with the require
ments of the law.
For more than two decades Bert IL
derwood has been a public official IN th!S
county and is known throughout lmper-
ial Valley for an honest and consclentl-
Gus worker.
Much of the coroner's work is connect
ed with violent deaths of one sort or an
other. In his years of experience as a
peace officer, Bert Underwood has come
into close contact with the duties of the
coroner in investigating circumstances
surrounding cases demanding the atten-
ton of that office He has. also, for q
considerable period acted as deputy cor
oner. conducting inQuests and Attending
to the routine matters connected WITH
them.
Contrary to the opinion held by many,
the office does not necessarily require
that a physician be the incumbent. With
only a very few exceptions, practlcally
all the coroners in California are not
doctors. A trained investigator can con-
duct the affairs of the office equally as
we'll as physician can. 1t so happens
that doctor is often busy with his own
practice so that the affairs OF the county
must wait until he can attend to them,
thereby causing inconvenience TO peace
officers or others whom circumstances
NAV connect with the case pending.
Bert Underwood is free 10 take care OF
the countys business at all times, with
promptness. We consider him an ideal
man for a position which cannot Justly
be considered as minor one. Grave re-
sponsibilities are placed within the coro-
ner's jurisdiction and Bert Underwood's
record is proof to us that he will meet
them with all the eXactness that the law
demands.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-03
Issued Daily, Except
Sundays. Entered at the
Post office, El Centre,
Calf, as Second-Class
Matter.

public utilities such as railroads but TINS
was changed by constitutional amend
ment. the state now collecting such tax
es. Many counties have been hard hit
by this loss Of revenue. Assembly con-
st;tutional amendment contained here
in, will correct this. Vote yes.
No. % - MUNICIPAL CHARTER
AMENDMENTS. This constitutional
amendment proposed by the senate al
lows the submission of city charter a
mendents to the electors at any special
or general election, whether the changes
were proposed by the people through in
itiative or through action of the city
council The proposition is in the inter-
est of the people and merits support.
Vote yes.
No. % = STATE CONSTITUTIONS
AL CONVENTION. This provides for
the election of delegates to attend a state
convention for the purpose of adopting
a new state constitution. Each election
sees a number of constitutional amend
ments on the ballot, indicating the need
for more modern constitution. 1he
fact that there are 20 constitutional
amendments on the present ballot, proves
the need for a change. Vote yes
No. "a = ABSENCE OF JUDGES.
This constitutional amendment would
give the governor power to permit Judg-
es to be absent from the state for more
than 60 days, the present legal limit
for absences. There is no reason why
Judges should be encouraged to remain
away from the state more than they are
permitted at present. Vote no.
No. 25 - SUFFRAGE. This amend
ment extends from 80 to 40 days, the
period between closing the registration
of voters and election day and secondly,
gives the legislature the right to extend
the privilege Of absent voting to disabled
voters and others who may be absent
from home on election Gay. The ballot
should not be denied anyone who is en-
titled to it for circumstances beyond
his control. Vote yes.
No. 26 = Sunday closing. Under the
guise of preventing BARRIERS from work
ing on Sunday, this vicious law would
cripple many industries in the state. If
BARRIERS do not wish to operate on the
sabbath they need not. 1t is a matter for
local rather than state legislation. Many
California industries require continuous
operation. To deny them that right
would be class legislation of the rankest
sort. Be sure to vote no.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-03

protest, asking that the reduction
be suspended. This the commission
declined TO do and the reduction
became effective November :.
This reduction, amounting 10 ap-
proximately 81 per ton, and plac-
ing Imperial Valley practically IN
an equal basis with Yuma valley
and Salt River valley hay produc-
ers. definitely went into effect at
a moment past midnight on Satlr-
day morning.
At the same time Manager Hays
has received information from the
Southern Pacific Company that q
reduction of one-third on hay NOV
ing to the drought-stricken areas
yemainS IN effect one month longer
and has been extended to NoVcnl-
Der 80. Therefore Imperial Valley
hay shippers enjoy today a reduc-
ton Of ST per ton and further re-
duction OF one-third OF the newly
established rate. The net result Of
these changes means a rate Of
something less than $40 ton On
shipments of hay moving TO Mis-
souii ard Mississippi river territory
and. fcr the first time, places IN
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-03
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD E. GARRIS
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND
JACEIE'S ROPE

When Jackie and Peetie Bow
Wow the puppy dog boys, went
past Uncle Wiggily's bungalow one
morning. on their way to school,
they saw the rabbit gentleman out
in the yard with rope in his paws.
"Oh, look, Peetie" barked Jackie,
Il guess Uncle Wiggily is going to
put up a tight rope and walk on
it like the monkey in the circus. y
Il think he's going to play Wild
West and laSso Nurse Jane said
Peetie. Lets stay and watch him. ''
mo, we can't now" whined
Jackie. we have to go to school.
But after school we'll come back
here and III walk the tight rope
myself
Pooh! You never CAM barked
Peetie.
IT can SOL" answered Jackie. Did
Mt I almost do it the time you and
ran away and joined the circus?
Didn't -"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-03

Well maybe" said Peetie. This
was long, time ago when the pup
pies were very small"
III show you how to walk a
tight rope!' Dragged Jackie as he
and his brother watched Uncle
Wiggily in his bungalow yard
And III show you how to lasso
if he lets me take the rope after
ne gets through playing Wild
West" said Peetie.
Who's playing Wild West?' ask
ed another voice and along hoped
Baby Bunty, also on her way to
the Hollow Stump school where the
Lady Mouse Teacher was waiting
for the animal children. who's
playing Wild West?"
Uncle Wiggily is going to, or
else he's putting up tight rope"
said Jackie, pointing to the rabbit
gentleman. Look. Bunty!"
"Hal Ho! Hol Oh, how funny!"
laughed the little orphan rabbit,
How silly! Why, Uncle Wiggily is
Just putting up the clothes line for
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy I heard
her ask him. This is Monday"
"Oh, that's SO! This is Monday"
barked Jackie, looking rather ash
AIMED of himself.
Anyhow" went on Peetie, may
be after the clothes are dried Uncle
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-03
Opening OF Golf
Season Success

More than 90 persons enjoyed the
hospitality Of the Barbara Worth
Country club on Saturday afternoon
and Sunday when the course was
opened for the first time this sea-
son for membership play. Many
members played both days and some
interesting matches we're reported
for the weekend.
On Sunday a group OF women
from Holtville served delicious din
ner at the clubhouse, many players
and visitors availing themselves OF
the privilege of dining there. me
women donated their services ana
turned the entire receipts over to
the club treasury.
The women were Mrs. John d.
Keyc. Mrs. Gordon Schneider MIS-
II. T. Jones and Mrs. K. c. Burke
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-03
Famous Stage
Play In Films

THE Bad Man. with Holbrook
Blinn in the leading role, was one
of the most successful stage plays
produced in recent years, and as
talking picture it surpasses even the
splendid record it made on the
stage.
Tonight "The Bad Man" VIII
open a two days stay at Fox I'm
uerial Theatre, with Walter Huston
taking the role made famous by MIR.
Blinn.
Dorothy Reyier has the leading
feminine role, and others in the cast
are James Rennie, o. p. Heggle'
Quinn CBig Boy) Williams. Arthur
gtone and Marion Byron.
The action takes r>ace along the
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-03
REDUCTION ON
HAY RATES now
IN OPERATION

Through typographical error n
Saturdays article on hay rates,
the article stated that the inter-
state commerce had decided TO
suspend the hay rate reduction on
hay moving from California. The
sentence should have read has de
clined" to suspend the reduction.
The reduction IL nay rates comes
as a reward for several months OF
intensive effort by the FL Centro
Chamber OF Commerce, Imperial
County Farm Edreau, and other
organizations in seeking an equal
ization for valley hay rates with
those enjoyed by Yuma and other
sections of Arizona.
Following the reduction in rates
by the interstate commerce COM
mission, Arizona growers filed a
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-03
New Packing Sheds .
Being Constructed

Construction Of new packing sheoS
for valley shippers is now under
way in several valley towns, indi-
eating that increased business Is
anticipated.
The Imperial Ice and Develop
mcnt company is constructing ne"
sheds here for the Charles freed
man company. The sheds are AZ
bv 1876 feet in extent.
New sheds for the Whitaker SNIP
ping company in Imperial proVloc
the latest methods and conVenlehceS
for the shipping industry.
AT Holtvillc new sheds are oeiilg
completed for the EngebretSoh-
Grupe company. shippers.
ONeill and Warner Of Calpatrla
also have new sheds for their use
this season. At CaleXico the E. b.
Hunter company now is completing
construction of their new sheds.