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Fruits and Vegetables
FRUITS

g. Apples-5oxes: Delicious. s2.s59S.2s;
Sst4asymen. s2.5OG2.75: Wlnesap. $3.50
Aprlcots-California s1.75aa.so a box.
Avocados-California, 1904 dozen.
ntaloupeS-California Standard crates
$y'50; Jumbo. sa.5o@4: pony. S2.75: fat.
cherries-California $2a2.2s an s-lb.
:, observation-disclosures. s4.7s a crate;
Florida. $3.50 a crate.
ILefImIso9ns11Esa.ney California. s5@7 a crate.
66ineS-Domlnican S2;25 a 100.
Florida. S450@5. "'''OV"'
Peaches-caIifornia. IS a six-basket
Pineapple-cuban, lss to sss. ssas.so
PPIIqms1.Ca,litornia. sl:l5@2.2s box,
OARS. ''''' -''4 '--'N'N'' %
VEGETABLES
observation-disclosures, 81 a dozen
, ADMINISTRATIONS grown. white, soc a
dozen punches: long green. 60@75c.
,, Besns-SouthssTn, strinRless Sl.75a7
Beets-Homet grown grown SOC dozen punches;
81 2 bushel; new Texas. $l.75 q crate.
= Carrots--Texas. new. $3.50 5-dozen-
GGsjglifioTsT;x, s1.7s a bushel,
iSIS TSs aTst. 7SG Dozen hearts washed
6 0TnTsaas sa a6'sn s qHts; crate.
EgspiahtSFloTida. s5;75 a dozen. O'N'A'
Garlic--Californla, white. 15c a ID.
Kale-Home grown. soc a bushel
Lettuce-California Iceberg. S2.50@3
crate of Is to 6s: leaf. homegrown, COO a
a buShel
Mint-Home-grown. 75c dozen punches.
Mushrooms-75c a lb.
Neutrality-suspicious. 75c a bushel.
characterization county. green, use a
dozen punches; new Texas. yellow. 81 400
1.65 50-lb bag: white. S1.90.
Parsley-Marion county, 400 q dozen
lunches,
buShel.
Peppers-Louisiana. 81 a hamper.
Radishes-Button. soc a dozen punches:
long white. 25c; long red. Csc.
STANDARDIZATION county. SOC dozen
spinach-Home-g grown. broadleaf. SOC a
Tomatoes-Texas. so-lb. lug, $3.50: re-
packed. lo-lb. carton. 81; dollhouse. $l.25
Turnips-Texas. SIPS a bushel: home
grown. soc a dozen punches.
WatercresS-Home crown. SOC = dozen
punches.
POTATOES
Maine Greene Mountain-lo0-lb. bag. $2
Michigan round white. 100-lb. bag, l55:
Idaho Russet. l00-lb. bag, $24225; Ala
bama. s1.75Q2 a 100-lb. bag: Rose Flori-
da. 81 a 100-lb. bag.
Sweet Potatoes-Tennessee Nancy Hail.
50 q buShel
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HOW HOT? ASK CRICKET
Insects Chirps Tell Temperature,
Scientists Find.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The num-
Der of chirps a cricket makes in a
minute is an accurate thermometer,
provided there Is no breeze.
Scientists have long known that
changing temperatures makes the
insects speed up ap6 slow down
their chirping rate, and now H. A.
Allard, of the United States de-
partment of agriculture, has found
that a cricket in a draft chirps
faster than one in still atmosphere
exactly thirteen chirps minute
faster in the artificial drafe Mr..
Allard created with an electric fan.
If no breeze ha dcome up but the
temperature had risen three degrees
Fahrenheit, the cricket would also
have increased his rate of noise
making by thirteen chirps a minute.
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'RoASTS' BOOK CENS0RS

william Lyon Phelps Decries
Library Censorship on Writings.
BY United Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 2S.-
It's better for children to read trash
than nothing at all, Professor Will
liam Lyon Phelps of Yale told 5000
delegates at the second general ses-
sion of the American Library Asso-
cations fifty-third annual meet
ing today.
He decried library censorship Of
the public's books.
1T is the library's province to cir
culate books" he said. mot censor
them or the authors lives for the
public's betterment."
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RIDES HORSE TO COAST

BY United Press
PATCHOGUE, L. l., June a.
Borncho Charlie Miller, rs, left here
on horseback late Monday night for
st. Joseph. Mo, and San Francisco.
At noon today he was reported leav-
ing Oakdale, L. I.
He said he expected the trip to
take him about six months or so. He
intends to loaf along and stop to
chat with the boys" whenever the
fancy strikes him.
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Death Notices

BRAUN. EDrTH-Age 90 years. Sunday. S
2. m. at st. FEancis hospital, wife Of
Frank Braun. mother of Mrs. Leslie
from LAUCK FUNERAL HOME. Wednes-
day. $3.50 a. m. Sacred Heart church 8
a. m. Burial st. Joseph's cemetery. De-
ceased was member Christian Mothers
JACKSON -TTIcY ANNA : Mother Of
day morning at the residence, 1909
Balsam Ave Services at the FLANNER
& BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Thursday
$40 p. m; Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill cemetery.
sTTNE, ALBERT Beloved father Of Pearl
his home 2426 E. Michigan St, tuesday
morning. Friends may cali at the KIRBY
OHM MORTUARY. 1901 n Meridian,
Wednesday 2 to and to 8 p. m.
SMITH. LIAYREA ALIcE-Beloved wife Of
P; m Services at the home 1913 E;
Memorial Park cemetery. Friends in
soMMER, KATHERINE Beloved mother
Mrs. Leona Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth Will
henson and Agnes Sommer, all of this
city. and Karl Sommer OF Los Angeles,
and sister OF John Michel Of this city.
Senate avenue, June 81, age 60 years
Short services at the residence Wednes-
day June a. 1880 p. m. and funeral
services at the Zion Evangelical church,
vited. VALID FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
WHARTON. JOHN M.-Residing at 79 n
Holmes Ave. passed away Monday morn
BTcHANlAGNf e MoR F2 Ky S Wednesday Z
p, m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Arthur NJ. tracy. 80. off l442 Spann
avenue. suck driver. and Margaret FISHER.
% of 1914 Hoefgen street.
John w. Rhodes. 80. of 1897 Central
avenue. druggist. and KatherYn Nelson.
81. of 927 East Morris street
Lawrence A. Miller. "a. Sheffield Inn.
insurance company Secretary-trea
and Helen G. Evers. %. Sheffield Inn.
Weliinton CoIlver. IS. of 1885 Ringgoid
street. machinist. and Josephine Barton.
81. OF 526 South Holmes avenue.
ridisn street. engineer. and Marcella G.
Mathews. ls. of 1924 Washington boule-
Vern w Porter. %. Of 254o North New
jersey street Office clerk and Freida Mae
Cunningham. %. Of 1888 Edgemont avenue.
insurance company emploYe.
Albert Hartman. a.. Of r. r. II, Box S11.
farmer and Martha Hartman. 26, of r.
r. II. Box 273. housekeeper.
John H. Vincent 66. II North Arsenal
street railroad employee, and Ida May
west. So. OF 1920 East Ohio street.
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Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE

IElIAL NOTICE
The Board OF Trustees OF the Central
State Hospital viii receive sealed pro-
posals until Friday. June as at 10 a m.
FOR furnishing supplies for the month OF
q July. 1881. Estimate book will be on
file At Room i47 Statehouse. from and
after Monday. June "a. 1881. The Board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
BY order OF
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
WALLACE o. LEE President
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ATLANTANS ARE SPLIT
Vets, Drys Squabble as Mayor
Key Returns From Texas,

NNCScs OAyS OAANbDAO 90 AAsAyO "a
Key Returns From Texas
By United Press
ATLANTA, Ga, June 23.-At-
lanta was split into two rival
camps today over the return of
Mayor James L. Key from France,
where he criticised prohibition.
Friends of the mayor arranged a
gala welcome for his arrival late to-
day, and with several blaring brass
bands will escort him to city hall.
Opponents Of his anti-prohibition
utterances, however. protested the
exaggerated" nature of his well
come, charging it was not an eX-
preston of esteem for the man, but
in approval of his views on liquor.
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General Gable Corporation advances
price OF bare copper wire u cent 70 10
cents pound in carload lots.
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Montgomery Ward president states i've
months tonnage sales about unchanged
from year ago. with prices averaging
about IS per cent lower.
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Auction
NOTICE

Sale Of Pontiac coupe at public auction.
June 2e. 1881, at outbound freight house
Big Four Ry.. sol So. Della. ST.. has been
postponed until further notice.
j. K. VANCE, p. c. A
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Premier Western Zinc advanced 70
3 40 to 45-1O0 cents a pound in East
st. Louis. against 35-100 at close Of
last week
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Sicily Oil omits quarterly dividend Of
Sl.5O on per cent preferred stock. due
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Sugar melt Of fourteen United states
rehneries Jan. ! % June 10. 1885. 600 long
tons. against also 900 in Ike period OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

May gross earnings of Minneapolis &
st. Louis Railway were 1881, 800 and
net operating revenue after operating
expenses vas S38, OO6.
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Personals

575 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1854: ewes. Hu. slo7
W G. SACKS painter and decorator. IN
terror specialist. l106 Spann Ave. DR.. 1856
CIRCULAR letters multigraphed type
written. work Susrn.: low prices. II. 2f7s.
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Southern California Edison May balance
after charges. but before depreciation,
81. 72sis4. against 81. $50. 027 in Nav. 1880.
Five months. s7.3o4 1876 against 1865. 697.
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New York cables opened in London
at' 1864; Paris. checks. 124.28; Amster-
dam. 1900; Italy. 92.9f5; Berlin. 2049.
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Perfect Circle Company May net profit
sl3e $40 after charges and taxes. against
500 654 In MAY. 1880. Five months net
s2.l5 share against s2l3 in Ike period
OF 1890.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

National Power and Light and sub
salaries. in twelve months to March 81.
net si.5l a share on SAB. 469 common
shares In preceding year s225 a share
on 5.437. 82s shares.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Havana Electric Railway Company year
ended Dec. 81. 1880. net profit SIT 36l
after taxes interest depreciation, etc
against S377 $50 in 1929.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Inland Steel advances galvanized sheets
50 ton 10 cents pound and black
sheets. SO a ton TO 2is cents pound Blue
annealec sheets unchanged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Export copper prices advanced u cent
a pound TO 8.525 cents Domestic price
up a to 81 cents.
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Daily average Of crude oil In United
States for week ended June 20, totaled
2 476.27l barrels. an increase Of 80 $50 bar
rels, according 70 Oil and Gas Journal
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KROEGER Mahogany Upright. plain case,
excellent tone and action: price S45.
Viking MUSIC co. 100 E. Ohio St
2 STROPES-Formally sold for
$500, now SITS and $275; great values,
100 E Ohio.
WE have in our store really fine grand
piano priced $685. Your old upright
taken in on this deal. Viking MUSIC
CO., 100 E. Ohio ST.
OAK upright piano; very good: will an
swer all practice purposes; price SIS.
Viking MUSIC CO, 100 z. ohio st.
CLARINETS, SIS and up: trumpets, SIS and
up; easy payments. LORENZ SAX
SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1900.
CABLE-Nelson upright, fine tone and
splendid action, keys white. very special
price $500.
Viking MUSIC co. 100 E. Ohio ST.
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Lost and Found

RED LEATHER travelling bag; can de-
scribe. Lost between Indianapolis and
Lebanon. Call or wire W. A jackson at
Hammer Hotel. GLASGOW. Ky. collect.
BOSTON TERRIER-Female sick. OF no
value except TO owner Lost Keystone
Ave. or, vicinity Ravenswood Spayed:
perfectly marked except white spots
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
Voshen to Attend ConcIaye

NoSheH TO Attend ConcIaVe
Fire Chief Harrl VoShell will at
tend the state convention Of the
Indiana Association of Fire Chiefs
Wednesday and Thursday at South
Bend
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

New. Packard models priced from s7.4s5
10 10 ~, 5000 l. o; g. Detroit against former
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

woodruff Place, 623 East Drive. Fur
nished or unfinished, 4-room lower oO-
pick. all utilities. open.
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Automobiles for Sale
CHRYSLER

VI Tx 1CLEK
'26 Essex coach .......$ IS
'26 Essex coach ....... As
'27 Model Odds coach. -. As
'26 Chrysler 60 sedan :. 1876
20 Chevrolet 6 roadster 200
'27 Buick std. coupe. -. 200
'27 REQ Flying Cloud cpe. 245
'27 Mod. ChrySler 70 cpe. 275
'27 Chrysler brougham 345
'29 Plymouth sedan 80. $50
'29 Model Nash cab. cpe 375
'28 Chrysler 72 SPIT. cpe. 395
'28 Chrysler 72 sedan. 395
80 Chevrolet roadster 395
'29 Model G.-P. 619 sed. 395
'28 Nash adv. sedan. -. 395
ri Lasalle SPIT. sedan. AS
'28 Hupp Cent. 6 SPIT. cpe. $50
81 Model Plymouth sed. ATS
'28 Marmon sport coupe. 495
'28 Crys. II, 4-p cpe, W W 495
'29 Dodge Sr. sed., W. W. 595
80 Mod Chrys New 6 sed. 595
'29 Marmon IS SPIT. sed. 675
80 M. Chrys. Sc sed, Wv sos
80 Mod Chrys. 70 brghm sos
'28 Packard de luxe sed. IT'S
80 Mod. Chrysler 70 sed. IT'S
80 Chrysler777 SPIT. cpe. 875
'29 Chrys 80 custom I'd. I .O95
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By Times Special
PORTLAND, Ind, 23.-Owing to
rapidly failing water supply, it
may be necessary to limit lawn
sprinkling, authorities announce.
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Houses for Sale


$500 CAsH-wil get you deed equity IN
very pretty 5-room modern bungalow;
good west siee location. 81 $50 incum-
brance; work fast II you want real bar
cair McTa rsneN z. RrnM1- Be asna
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sed Many Makes Advertised Tonghs Want
Room for Rent With Board

MERIDIAN. s., ls0s-Room and board Tor
@ widows private home. Dr.. z063-ss
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Puget Sound Power and Light and sub
slalarles IN twelve months to May /.
but before depreciation. against s447i '247
In previous twelve months.
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StOre-Omce Supplies
TYPEWRTTERS

Unusual bargains. all makes second
hand typewriters. All makes rented. $3.50
one month 8 months. Sc,
Woodstock Typewriter Co. Fact. Br:
BIT n. Penn st u 4Tl2
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Room for Rent With Board

CAPITOL. N. 7os-Neat rms; meals, spe-
cial Sunday dinner, 40c. Ii SOIL.
Esd. SIS E.-Nicely furnished large front
room to elderly gentleman. He. 5e4e.
31ST.. w, 1240-Nice I'm. private home:
reasonable. Ia. 3a6o-W.
CARE for elderly person in my home,
pleasant nm. good care. DR.. 4555-R.
PARK. eS3-Room and board suitable. or
2: home privileges. Pl. 1880.
NEW JERSEY. n. 725-Large cool room
meals. IS. Men only.
CHILD 70 board. nm. mothers care: nice
yard. 2345 North TalSot. Ia. 1870
OR employed ladies, const hot water:
I'd door, APT. 2. 1898 Central altar s D "a.
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Houses for Sale
South

1920 OLIVE ST.-5-room modern bunga-
low; vacant; garage. paved street and
alley: only years old: reduced from
s4750 to S. 900 clear: pay $500 down
and SIS a monht. LAWRENCE j. SEX
TON. Realtor. Indiana Trust Bldg. Ri
zisi. u oS21.
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Cool, Clean, Reduced Rent
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Suburban for Sale

Ia AcREs-Abouut Is miles east. 4-room
cottage, garage: can have electric lights
Near small lake; 81, 200. 5000 cash. Bal
ance SO month. Ri. e44l. Eve. Be. Sl5i-W
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

For Sale Cheap
Two ng Exhaust Fans: ss-in.. S-phase.
Bo-cycle. 22o volts, SOS R. P. NJ,
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
s525 E Washington St. II. ISL
NO. 2, CINCINNATI vertical Miller in
fne shape. $40 North III. st. Ii. 1884.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Allied General Corporation declared a
regular quarterly dividend of rs cents on
$3 convertible preferred stock payable
% convertible preferred stock. payable
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tons. against 2 $50 900 in IKE period Of
1890 Deliveries 1870. 600. against 1885,
Premier Western Zinc advanced 10
34-10 to 45-100 cents a pound in East
st. Louis. against S5-1Oo at close Of
last week.
months tonnage sales about unchanged
about Is per cent lower. ' ''@N'''A
Daily average Of crude oil In United
States for week ended June %, totaled
2.476271 barrels. an increase Of 80. $50 bar
rels according 70 OIL and Gas Journal
Perfect Circle Company May net profit
1890 after charges and taxes. against
s2,i5 . share. against s2.I3 in ike period
Southern California Edison May balance
si.72s. ia, against 81. $50. o27 in Msy 1880.
Five months. s7.3o4.ls6 against s6.96s697.
General Gable Corporation advances
price OF bare. copper wire u cent 70 10
cents pound in carload lots.
National Power and Light and sub
salaries in twelve months to March 81.
on 5,437.s2s shares
New York cables opened in London
at 1864; Paris. checks. 124.28; Amster-
dam. 1900; Italy. $685. Berlin. 2O.4s.
Havana Electric Railway Company year
after taxes interest, depreciation. etc.
against s3775so in 1929.
Export copper prices advanced 4 cent
a pound to s.52S cents. Domestic price
Sicily Oil omits quarterly dividend Of
Sl.50 on per cent preferred stock. due
at this time
May gross earnings of Minneapolis &
st. Louis Railway were 1881, 1870 and
net operating revenue after operating
expenses was sSs,OO6.
New. Packard models priced from s2.4s5
10 $4,000 l. o. b. Detroit against former
price range OF s2,385 to s4SS5.
Puget Sound Power and Light and sub
proht S4283, 100 after taxes and charges,
but before depreciation. against s4471'2
IN previous twelve months.
Allied General Corporation declared
regular quarterly dividend of rs cents on
s. convertibe preferred st sSk p payaBIe
Norfolk q Western Railway Company
five months ended May 81, net income
$6,S47794 after taxes and charges
equal after dividend requirements on 4
per cent preferred stock to $3.50 4 share
on 1.4O6,4SS common shares. against
$I1,s9S,9l2, or sS.2e a common share In
first five months of 1880. May net in
come $1.452. 728, against s2,641 ,5s5 in
May. 1880
Federal reserve statement on June IT
SHOWS decrease for week of S2T 000. 600 in
loans and investments: 1921. 900 900 in net
demand deposits and Sl34 600. 00O in time
deposits ans an increase OF $301. 900 600 in
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ALABAMA. N. 1855 rms. private bath.
entrance list 4. / rm.. kitchenette. $3.50:
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Federal reserve statement on June l.
SHOWS decrease for week of SGT 0O0, 900 II
loans and Investments: S297 DOC. 900 in ne
demand deposits and Sl34 0O0 600 in time
deposits ana an increase OF 1901 200. 600 il
government deposits -
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Help Wanted Female

IS WOMEN-To demonstrate and take or
ders. Is S. New Jersey. MR.. HACKER.
ROUGH DRY LISTER,
PIECE WORK. THE LUX LAUNDRY.
YOUNG lady wanted for housework. 342
North Noble St.
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Machinery & Tools

LAKE front mod. cottages. Call Millers-
vile. Ideal Beach. Schaefer Lake or Oh.
olo2. Indianapolis, Ind. 1907 North Gale.
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Painting and Papering
Help Wanted Male

Help Wanted Male
POSITIONS-On steamships; good pay;
world wide travel experience unneceS-
sary. self addressed envelope brings list
promptly. Mr.. H. ARCULUS, Mt. YER
non. N. Y.
Two neat-appearing young men, Is to
90. high school graduates. See Gipson,
BRIGHTWOOD AUTO. 2346 Sta ton.
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Real Estate for Exchange
Cottages and Resorts

ExcEPTIONAL-l2 A; finely improved
Mobile Co. lAlabamal farm. Ha. 2527.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-07
VALLEY OFFERS
GOOD PROFITS In
RAISING OF HOGS

Proof of the soundness of the
campaign of the FL Centro Chamber
of Commerce to increase hog rails
ing In Imperial Valley is given by
the fact that one of the most i'm
portant transactions in registered
swine on the Pacific Coast in many
years was consumated recently
when the C-M ranch, near Calexico,
acquired an outstanding herd OF
registered Duroc Jersey hogs. The
foundation herd, consisting Of $50
head. arrived a week ago when de-
yeloped will be one Of the largest IN
America, according to Al Vierhus,
manager of the C-M ranch. In
commenting on the establishment
of this herd, c. E. Elwood, livestock
manager of the Poso Land and
Products company, stated yesterday
at the chamber of commerce head
quarters, Imperial Valley is ideally
suited to economical pork produc-
ton. There is plenty Of alfalfa
pasture, good feed and a ready
market for pork at more attractive
prices than prevail in the middle
west. Climatic conditions are good
and two litters Of pigs per year can
be raised from each SOW
In a recent article in the Western
Livestock Journal, Nelson R. Grow,
editor, states: Imperial Valley was
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-07
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARRIS
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGHY'S FUNNY
FACES

where are you going, Uncle Wig
gily?" asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzy one day as she saw the rab-
bit gentleman hopping out of his
front bungalow door.
Il am going to see how the COW
lady likes the bell I made for her
out of a stone and an old tin can,
was the answer. And if she still
has it on her neck, as hope she
has, she may give me some more
milk
And I suppose" spoke Nurse
Jane with a laugh, IF she gives you
some more milk you will want me
to make you some more cabbage
cake"
We'll, sort Of" and Uncle Wig
gily laughed. So did Nurse Jane.
Then the muskrat lady house
keeper looked serious and said:
"Oh, but you must be careful,
Uncle Wiggily!'
DO you mean I must be careful
not to spill the milk the COW lady
will give me for having made her
bell out of a stone and tin
camp
well, yes, that and also you must
be careful of yourself today" went
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-07

cording to Robert Hays, manager
of the El Centre chamber.
According to Hays so per cent OF
the total cash income from live
stock of the Los Angeles Union
Stock Yards is from hogs. Los An
geles county alone consumed the
product of 100000 hogs last year
and the state of California pro-
duces less than 25 per cent of the
pork consumed, the greater per-
centage coming from neighboring
states. In view of these figures It
can be seen that there is a market
for all the hogs Imperial Valley can
produce and barley-fed hogs from
the valley bring higher prices than
hogs from many other sections.
Hog raising, states Hays, is profit
able and hogs are a sound invest
ment and the development of this
industry will do much for the pros
perity of Imperial Valley generally.