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WANTED-SALESMEN.

NEW SPECIALITY to retailers; comm. daily;
week y Wgs ox org sus Gsda GIPor worth $3.50
NEW AND APLENTY DIFFERENT-Fast-
selling sens ScISc mTSsarehandse on attractive
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AmeSmAN wANTE s}o opp9rtpnity to
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dress Box 1ye stfT G. and phone I'd
SALESMAN wanted, fun time or side line, to
introduce to dealers nationally advertised
niIrS violet lamp retailing at sensationally
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Statesmen, Distributors; brushes, mops spe-
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sALEsMEN-,Trunks, bags and suit cases
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sALSMEN, experienced and OVERWHELMED:
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statesmen. automobile. Ford dealer has
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Address Box 273-H, Star once.
SELL BUSINESS CARDS at 1888 thou
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ADVERTISING CONNECTION.
Nationally known Chicaso publisher of d.
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ofer direct sales helps In the field. year
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GO-GETTERS!
l challenge any man with per-
sonality. appearance and ambition to
work hours day to show me that
he can earn less than $50 to 500 per
week in our organization.
II you think | am bluffing come in
and have talk with me.
Apply $50 to II Monday.
Ask for Sales Manager,
POI Denrike Bldg,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIEs.

CALL us for domestica and other help; day
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SALESMAN

With IS years sales and executive expert
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.

81 OAAHON0-MEN AND WOMEN.
APARTMENT MANAGEMENT by Competent
Georgia 1884.
CARETAKER or janitor, reliable couple;
asIerence; part time by woman. Potomac
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statesmen.
SaleSwomen
aud


I spent $4,000 and six months in time
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Something that was fast selling
Something that paid big commissions
SomethinK that the public would buy,
I located the proposition in Chicaso-an
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After 10 years experience orEanising and
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IT
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doing.
No investment required
II you have the heart Of a salesman act
now.
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statesmen.
wide awake. ambitious, for saleswork for
an organization handling nationally adver-
tlsed products. Men who are willing to work
ana follow instructions have q real future
ahead Leads and fullest cooperation fur
nlshed- See manager. 3035 14th 81. NV.
between 10 and IL am. Monday, or phone
Adams 1859 for an appointment
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OFFICE EXECUTIVE, trafic manager, avail
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COOK: colored. flrst class; stay nights; eook
Lor dinners, parties etc; referenoes Nort !,
1851. 1912 Riggs ST. NV A'olth
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Observation-Disclosures

CLEANER, f1rst-class; reliable coiored Wonoa !,
wants hours work. day or rlrhf; ne sI,-
| days. Lincoln 2722-J AAo sun
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COOK, chambermsid, waitress and maid.
neat. reliable and city ref fO5s RsnSn
ST. NV. Col. S047-J
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COOK. colored, experienced. wants pIacs
Ssay nights. 542 Ridge ave Takona 1PsTk
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COOK, cOloIed; also eeneral homework; $40
and SIS per week. 2724 Georgia ave. NV
GIRL for general homework; prefer white;
reference required. 108 Primrose ST.. Chevy
Chase, Md.
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GIRL wants work OF any kind, from = m
70 " ~ Pm; days. M. Douglas, SIS n st
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
Bedtime Stories
Ey HOWARD E. GAR1I1
Copyright. 1928. BY Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY'S RAFT

Dear me, There goes Wopsie!
shouted Mrs. Longears as she SIT
on the seashorc sand beside Cnc'r
Wiggily. They were watching the
bunny boys and girls in bathing.
And there goes Popsie'
squeaked Nurse lane Fuzzy NuzzE.
"Yes. and there goes Tootsie'
cried Uncle Wiggilv 5 wife, jump
:ng up so suddenly that she sea-
tered sand all ever the rabbit
gentleman.
Whatever is the matter?' h.
asked. What DO YOU mean
There goes Wopsie. Popsie and
rootsie? What 5 it all about? y
He saw his wife and Nurse Jane
rushing to she edge Of tie sea
waves where they picked up Wop-
sic. Popsie and Tootsie, three of tine
newest and smallest little rabbit
girls. Then Uncle Wiggily under
stood
u guess the hig waves are too
strong for the little rabbits. said
Mr. Longears rs his wife and
Nurse Jane walked toward hiIa
rs ~~- > oorGA
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26

And ! guess Nurse Jane will give
us something to eat while w" re
on it so we can pretend We are
sailors" Mr.. Longears looked a.
,hc muskrat lady.
"Oh, yes, IN put YOU mp
lunch. =" she said, laughing.
"Now then, boys and girls, =
called Uncle Wi2gily to the older
rabbit children who were ,plashing
IN the water. come and help me
find lot of drlftwood along tn,
beach so | can make raft for your
small brothers and sisters. -
With shouts of Joy the bunny chjl
dren gathered much driftwood.
Uncle Wigglv laid the sticks and
rlahks criss-crOss and bound them
together with pieces Of fish net,
ropes and strands of seawced he
found on the sand soon the raft
was done. II floated in the water
like a queer boat. and when the lit
tlest rabbits got aboard, Uncle Wig
gily pushed it out from shore so it
floated beyond the breaking waves.
"'Oh, what fun cried Tootsic,
Wopsie and ropsie. Then q lot OF
the larger boy and girl rabbits, SEQ
ing hov jolly the raft was, piled On
until there was such heavy load
that it began to tn and sink.
"Oh, wen be sbipwrccted' Wen
all plop in the water. cried Baby
Bunty. con! Oh, Oh!'
But just then an old Sea Dog came
along the beach with bunch Of
red, green and yellow toy balloons,
blown up like footballs.
Here YOU are! Quick, Sea Dog -
called Uncle Wiggily "Scll me all
your balloons!' Uncle Wiggily fas.
tened the balloons to the edges Of
the raft and they. held if up like
water wings or life prcservcrs and
no matter how many rabbits got on
the raft after that, it couldn t sink.
so the bunny boys and girls had
lots Of fun. The older ones diNed
off the raft. swan around and
climbed up on it again. But Tootsie,
Wopsie and Popsic just sat on the
edge. safe from the big waves, and
danglcd their toes in the salty wa
ter Of the ocean.
And if the cake Of soap viii stop
jumping out of the bathtub and
chasing the washrag down the
stairs, III tell YOU next about Uncle
Wiggily's sea trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26

CARRYING the three wee bunnies who
lad been knocked down and rolled
over on the sand when the waves
pounded in on the rising tide.
"'Indccd. the surt is too much for
them.' spoke Ms. L0ngears. /
have told them to keep back ani
only let the waves tickle their toes.
But they get so excited they forget
all about staying back out of dan
ger. They 90 on where the older
children are in the water and then
they get knocked down and rolled
over.
cam I dot 'ot ob sand ia M
mouff,' said Wopsie.
Il dot sand in mine dose, mum
lied Popsic.
u dot sand in mine eyes, said
Tootsic.
You poor little dcar,." mur
INJURED Nurse Jane. 9 II : too bad
there ism + some quiet wading pool
around here whore YOU could have
fun You want to play i'm the
'yatcr, know, but it is too rough
for YOU. If YOU only had y
boat
. Ha, That 5 the idea y boat, =
cried Uncle Wiggily, jumping up
and twinkling his pink nose as the
star fish had twinkled the night
Lcfore when il told him the way to
lis lost scawccd bungalow. 81
wonder ! didn't think Of it before.
II take my little rabbits out in
q boat and then the rough waves
won't knock them down and roll
them over in the sand. -
Wiggy.' cried his wife
Yoh re never going TO take the
little children ont on deep water
in boat, are you.
well, not exactly boat, -
Uncle Wiggily answered. ''For
there ism much room to move
around on boat. What IN going
10 do is to make a raft. A raft
is n square thing floating in the
water and it will be as large as the
platform the Lady Mouse Teacher
sits on in the Hollow Stump school
Our little bunnics can have lots Of
fun sitting on my raft and dang
ling their paws in the water, and
no big, rough waves win knock
them over
"Ob, that viii be fine" cried
Nurse Jane
Des 'ubly" lispcd Wopsic.
Wen tan 700 do it!'' asked
Popsie.
"An' ill wc hab sumpkin dood
10 cat?" Tootsic wanted TO know.
I'm make the raft right
away" answered Uncle Wiggily.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
LOTS OF COLOR
FOR FANS WHO
SEE this CARD

Fans who Ike plenty of color with
their boxing ought 10 he satisfied
Friday night, for the card arranged
by. Matchmaker Harry Woodbury.
has color galore.
When it comes to color, or human
interest, as the Scribes usually put
it, Mariana Cepu has plenty. The
Filipino is not 50 hot ON boxing,
but unlike most of his fellow couu-
trvmcn, he packs terrific wallop.
Even when the going looks worst
fer him, Cebu has been known TO
shoot home his wallop, and it is all
over for the evening. Mariana sup
plies onc-haif of the card 5 top
bout.
The other half is Trench King,
red-hcadcd, frecklcd, and veteran of
several hundred scraps. King is 4
real character. lie keeps moving all
the time and never let 'up once he
gets IN. He is a married man with
a wife and family, and his dissipa'
tion consists of ice cream. Trench
is an ice cream addict, but has moth
ing to do with anything stronger.
Ont of the ring he is one of the.
incest chaps a person would want
To meet.
More color comes in the lower
half of the double main event, when
Ed Mathues chats the way he
spells it,, gigantic marine, tackles
Chief Whitchorse, an honest to good
ness Indian who fights without
tomahawk. or scalping knife. These
boys weigh over POO pounds and
When they move around, the ring
shakes plenty. The time keeping
this week is going to be done from
the top row of the blcachcrs.
Florcncio Villa. one Of those quick
moving Filipino boys who seems like
chain lightning, tackles Santiago
Atadero, who is no slouch himself
Speed should be the Watchword in
this bout,
Tiger Flowers and Ed Garcia open
the show. The Tiger showed what
he can do by coming from behind
last week to beat Pete CaSus. There
is always a fight when he is in the
ring even if il is more or less It rough
and tumble affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
BUTTER
Wholesale price, 39c.
Price TO retailers 4Jc.
EGGQ
LIVESTOCK MARKET

Los ANGELES, Aug. %. U.P)
livestock:
Hogs: 400; steady to 10 lower;
top, $l2.40 on Toad 1872 Colorados ;
focal fed and Utahs, Sll 80 to $ll.7j.
Cattle, 100; holdoycr, 800; steady
quality plain, few rough steers 500
10 $6.25; three loads young Okla
homa COWS, 500; medium COWS,
1926 to $500.
Calves, 100; slow; few Arizonaa,
$3.50; heavy Ctahs, $50.
Sheep, l00 medium to choice
lambs quoted, $3.50 to $3.50; deck
common l05.lb. ewes, $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
This Argument
Seems Familiar

P1IOENiN, Ariz., Aug. 26 up
Democratic gubernatorial eandi-
dates entered their stand against or
for certain measures.
Fred T. Golfer addressed a large
audience at Scottsdalc last. night,
He declared those who have been
charged with safe guarding All.
zpna's rights in the Colorado river
'had failed miserabiy."
.'The future of Arizona is doomed
unless her great water supply IS
conserved" hc declared "Thc de-
mand for water is increasing daily.
Tho Colorado is our only source VI
supply and only hope for the fu
tmc."
Judge Frank Lyman, on n )our
of Northern Arizona, addressed foi.
lowers at Flagstaff. From the Co
eonino county seat, he viii 90 to
Jerome and Prescott for similar
r.IiiCs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
Issued Daily, Except
Sundays. Entered at the
Post office, EI Centre,
oallf'' as Second Glass
Matter.
THUNBS DOWN on NA'

Texas appears to have put Ma" Fer
guson into the political discard, and if
one can Judge by the comments Of former
residents of the Lone Star state, now lv-
ing here, the Texans did pretty good
Job in relegating her to the background.
Seeking office on a pledge to release
law violators, regardless of whether or
not they are Justly confined, is mighty
dangerous business. Apparently the peo
pie of Texas think it is too There was
much about Mrs. Ferguson's former ad-
ministration that Texans did not like.
Ugly rumors have prevailed and as they
were not made during the heat of pollt-
lcal campaign, one can assume that
where there is so much smoke there must
be some fire.
An outsiders viewpoint is that the
Fergusons. merely because of their bra
zen offer-tWo governors for the price
of one-merited defeat. Cheapening the
highest office of great and sovereign
state by placing it in the same category
as bargain socks or collars could not pos
sibly sit we'll with people who love their
state and whoever saw Texan that did
Mt love Texas.
Mrs. Ferguson had the sympathy and
the good wishes of the country at large IN
her first campaign--''to vindicate her
nuSDdIQ. DN CISd pSiliiS tlie'l VI Ky HiAN
forfeited the right to return to it. The
result Of the vote showed that Texas
feels the same way about it.
Peru takes an overdose of Peruna.
stages a revolution. and President Le-
guia is out of lob.
1t is hard to state which is worse, the
static which is a normal radio afflictlon
here at this time of the year, or the voices
of some of the political spell-blnders.
Somehow or other we have the suspi-
cion that no matter how today's election
turns out, the State of California and H.
perial county will manage to struggle
along as usual.
We pity the poorNew York judge who
has to listen to Helen Kane boop-a-doop
all over the place. He'll probably part
with his watch before she is through.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26

ship Marriage. Deputy clerks were
agog. stunned. speechless.
The sheriff 5 office, when mott
tied. advanced the theory Cupid had
met with foul play. \ rigorous in
vestigation was instigated ut once.
The district attorneys office Swore
it would have the life of the person,
or persons, involved. \ padded cell
was being prepared at the county
Jail.
But the day was saved. at least, in
a fashion. A marriage license was
ISSUED Robert j. Seay, 80, and Miss
Mary Grant, "a, both Of whom are
residents of Brawley. However,
their application was made nearly
week ago. and had little bearing
on the weekend Just passed.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
Published by
IMPERIAL VALLEY
PRESS. mo.
THE PEOPLE,
". o. COSTELLO,
Manager

Today the people have their say. For
several weeks past they have had to lis
ten to sundry and various candidates for
office talk-about themselves and 1.-The
people,"
The people," have demanded that
Jones save the country by allowing them
to put him into public office Smith, per-
fectly satisfied with a good job a good
home and all the comforts of life, is call
ed upon by the people to give them all
up and sacrifice himself on the altar of
politics.
Brown has heard the clarion call of
''the people" and has recognized that on
ly by electing him to public office can
they be saved. their taxes lowered their
happiness increased and Old Glory con-
tinue to wave DER the land of the free and
the home of the brave.
THE people" have been mighty i'm
portant Almost as important as the far
mer and the colored citizens. The two
latter, like "the people" are unaware ev-
en- that they exist until election time ap
proaches and then they are told how i'm
portant they are and what good friends
they have in the candidates running for
office.
Election day must be a tough time for
candidates. They have worked long and
hard and sincerely lining up their sup
port They may watch their closest
friend go into the polls, feeling secure in
his vote, yet they cannot be certain, for
only the voter knows Just how his ballot
is cast. Only the final result can bring
relief. Come to think about it, we for
give all the candidates for whatever they
have inflicted on US during the campaign
Today they suffer more than we ever
could while they were spoutlng.
It's a great old game, American poll
tics. The sanest way to view 1t is IN the
same light with Ringling's circus, lots OF
bullaballoo and buncombe and plenty OF
fun if not taken too seriously
The big air meet in Chicago ought to
holm the racketeers stage little come
back. Not that the racketeers need noise
to divert attention from then-the po-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26

q Los ANGELES. Aug. -, up
Following are today's market quota
.ions:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, under 3h lbs,
1Jc.
Hens. colorcd. 4 lbs and up, 2Sc.
Fryers, colored "a to 3 lbs. each
CSC.
Roosters, soft bone, 3 lbs. up Csc
Ducklings, Pekin, 3 "a lbs. up 16c.
Geese, 12c.
Young Tom turkeys, 12 lbs., and
up 34c.
Old Tom turkeys, Csc.
Small hen turkeys, under 8 lbs.
l5e.
Hen turkeys, lbs. and up 28c.
Small Tom turkeys, under l3 lbs.
l5c.
BUTTER
Wholesale price, 39c.
Price to retailers 4Jc.
EGGS
Extras, Gle. Fresh Firsts, csc.
Medium, 21c. Small, lsc.
The local price on eggs, furnish
ed through the courtesy of Zurcher
Bros, is as follows: Medium or
pullct, 25c. Select, SOC.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
DAN CUPID SETS
new RECORD FOR
BEING INACTIVE

An unheard Of thing has han
pened.
A weekend passed in Imperial
County without Cupid scoring :.
single hit. or if ne did. the wound
could have been nothing more than
superficial.
For the first time in history
Monday passed al the county clerk :
office without single couple ap-
plying for a passage on the good
Centre early last evening bound for
CalexicO. where they are TO relieve
Troops A and X, stationed at the
border for several months.
One dollar and ninetvsiX cents
is the tax rate fixed by the board
Of city trustees last night for the
fiscal year 191j-19l6.
TEN YEARS AGO
August 26, 1920
Files not complete.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
STARTS TAXI LINE

PHOENIX. Aug. 26. U.P-The
motor vehicle division Of the Ari-
zona Corporation commission has
approved the application Of James
Stovall for operation OF a taxi
service in Douglas and vicinity.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26

Deer season in districts >. 2l2
and 3, Coast range mountains is
from August to September II; in
district, Placer and nearby counties,
Septem Der Is to October -; in ! -,
Siskiyou, Del Norte and Humbolt,
September to October -.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
Radiator Repairing

Also Radiator Recorirg and cleaning, cleaned with.
out injury to the Imperial Valley Sheet Metal
Works, 81 s Broadway. Res. Phone 1928. Bus
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
W. |. Stone -- NOn-Board Insurance

State Insurance Commissioner requirements are the
for Board companies The prices to you arl
remarkably lower. Let show you this real saving
Phone W. I. Stone 24S or 387-Offce 83A Main. Ass
collection aervics
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
Imperial Valley Sheet Metal Works
OptOmetrist-Dr. Sem Bacon

Quslity Eye Service. Scientifically equipped to treat
all muscular and crossed eyes. Nearsghted
Myopic) eyes and chdrens eyes given special atten.
ton. Glasses fitted. Lenses duplicated. 5s1 Main
ST. Phone 228-W
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
STRENGTHEN JAIL

PHOENIX, Aug. 2G. W,H-In an
attempt TO reduce breaks, welded
steel screen are being installed over
windows of Maricopa IS county Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26

A new schoolhousc to cost SO.
ESQ, is to be built at IountvilIe,
Napa County.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
Looking Backward
What The Press Files Tell Of
Imperial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
August 26, 1910

Crawford and Davis nave, within
the past week, shipped in l20 head
of milk COWS and have l3j head
more to arrive next Wednesday. The
growth OF the dairy business in this
valley is a very good criterion OF
its growth. and the supplementing
of the natural increase with such
large shipments, shows that dairy
ing is one OF the best lines of farm
ing there is in the valley.
Yesterday the mercury reached
ia degrees in Captain Kelly ther-
mometer and the humidity was also
high.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
Acetylene Welding & Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding, Boring Honng. Piston Grind
ing. Fly Wheel Ring Gears Installed. Tractor Work
Pump and Gas Engine Overhauling. General Electric
Motors Agent. Fan and Vacuum Cleaner Repairing
Battery Repairs and Charging. Bicycle Repairing
Lawn Mowers Sharpened, Etc Wilson Machine Shop
Phone 40 1922 Main Street
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26

The big air meet in Chicago ought to
help the racketeers stage little come
hack. Not that the racketeers need noise
to divert attention from them-the po-
lice do that anyhow
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
August 26, 1915

Troops b and NJ Of the Fi~st l..
s. Cavalry, with Captain Mosely
in command. passed through FL
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26

1t is hard to state which is worse, the
static which is a normal radio afflictlon
here at this time of the year, or the voices
of some of the political spell-binders.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-26

Peru takes an overdose of Peruna
stages a revolution. and President LIE
guia is out of a lob