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HELP--WOMEN,

HELf-WOMEN.
CLERK for coal yard. State age, expert
snse stse ot'ce and references Address Box 2es-B
GIRLS. GIRLS. 2: neat intellgent: to learn beauty
solldlng. between and 10 am.
20 so rs as student nurse IN n s,1
training; IT, goo Apply between S and pm. Sun
n0,pSsE;kEEPER no,SsE;k AND COOK =, In small
ana 20 years. unencumbered good home
Slt smal: salary, live in as one of family;
oIf type; sfot preferred Ell re do do not want servant
oEess Box l4l-B. Star ONCE 2o'
SEPARATOR, Saoe Ia expert. Bobbie Beauty Shop,
OPERATOR sm.sR FOR BEAUTY SHOP. expert
only TeepSo1e so1e aeorsa EassF 4ass Part
sALEsLADY, over "a; must have pleasing
6eTsonality 6ey "a Apply from $50 to ll:5o Mon;
BIdp an n,,o cRafis Corporation, International
sada;LDY. SshaES;LADY.A 37-year-old International
wisn nns soility 20 and pleasing personality, ambi-
calling on and inducing people to save on
a somnd Gsa ,an and easy plan; our business here
ceest iTo 5eter than ever before eS
H Brossard. Monday, Metropolitan 1875
SALESLADIES. Apply Monday bet. | and
pm.' Capital &c to 81 Stores. Inc, l248 7th
SECRETARY for dentist ofice. Experience
n Genital or medical ONCE necessary.
other qualifications salary acceptable and
give references. Address Box 62.B, Star
office.
SHIRT FINISHER and folder; must be ex-
perlenced Page Laundry, $40 St NV.
SHIRT FIN1SHERS and operators; also
linen coat press operators experienced
piece work. Apply 53l0 Wisconsin ave,
Toman Laundry
WoMAN-AMBIT1oUs TEACHER or busi-
ness woman for Christian tProtD work
Permanent Address Box BIB, Star office
WOMAN, unencumbered. competent and re-
liable for out Of the city connection with
an established business house. Applicants
should have an educational background.
possess initiative. and be willing to start
out by learning the rudiments of the busi-
ness. Address Box l72-B. Star office.
WOMAN-The expansion program. which
for us to offer several women OF extraor-
dinary appearance and education the op-
portunity to train and prepare for hGh
earnings in our sales service department.
This is an unusual opportunity and offered
only to above the average woman. Apply
in person to the Charts once, Room SOL,
1919 St NV.
WOMAN. 81 to AS, reliable, good worker.
tacttul and OF agreeable personality; must
be willing to cooperate with employer and
employees and to accept responsibility. Ad-
dress Box 35l-A Star office.
WOMEN. 4. preferably college graduates. with
good social BACKGROUND, for special sales
work. Write full details OF education and
business experience if any. There are no
vions training, State telephone number.
Address Box 82B. Star office.
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Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST,

NORTHWEST.
18th and sts.-Day's Pharmacy.
alSS l4th st.-Marty's Cigar and Magazine
i7th and Que sts.--Kenner's Pharmacy.
!sis !sis III issh stMcoliifo8er % " SFaft 4fs Gift Co.
S4ol l4th st.-Bronaueh's Pharmacy.
i4th and and Buchanan 6IHtSis sts'mHohbersers Phar.
s4th St. and Colorado ave,-oDonnelrs
saos Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
2Is2 California Snt,,-colodny Brothers.
WsysFSman sys Pa PARK Phalmaey; sanit,rv Pharmacy
lst and sts.-Duncan's Pharmacy.
7tn and X sts.-GoldenberEs (time clerks
ith and o sts.--Lincoln DRUG Store
7th St and R, I, ave. French Simpson:
ss 9Th ana apd ss H HSntons
Ga. ave and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
a2i Upshur st.-Monck's Pharmacy.
59l6 Ga. ave.-Brightwood Pharmacy.
Ga. ave and Kennedy st.-Lampkin's Phar-
7sol Sherman aye.-shesman Ave, Pharmacy.
18th and Fla. ave,@Bernstein's rrus Store.
North Capitol st. and R. ave.-Parker's
2lst and g sts.-oWsleys Pharmacy.
sis Conn. Con ave.NJoll's Newsstand
SOFT Conn. ave.-Higgers Community Drug
wisconsin ave and Macomo st.-Harry C.
4asiA Wisconsin ave.-Morsan Bros. Phar-
Takoma Park $50 Cedar st-Mattinsly
Bros Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Goth and F. sts.-Morean Bros Pharmac,
3oth and NJ sts.-Brace's Pharmacy.
SAIL NJ st.-Moskeys Pharmacy
2o72 Wisconsin ave.-Haney,s.
Wisconsin ave. and o st.-Donahues Phar-
s5th and o sts.---sugars DRUG STORE:
bl04 Conduit rd-Modern DRUG Store
NORTHEAST.
sos Mass; aye.-capitol Towers ,,I Phsrmacy' a,an.
4th th ana ana Il sap: sts'-Home Home Drue Store
e07 H st-Garren's Music Store.
l2th and Nd avemLre6stts PRaaHdlsSs RaadleS
North Capitol and Eye-Kenealy's Pharmacy.
2oth and R. I. ave.-Collins Pharmacy
$500 18TH st.-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
eth and r. l. ave,-John @ Bisss PhaF-
chesapeake Junction, D. c,-Wishts PhaF-
macy.
SOUTHWEST.
10th st. and Va ave.-Herberts Pharmacy.
AZ and L sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
srd and Pa. ave,-oDonnsls Drug s,, store
9Th and Eve StS.-F. r. WelltI y ELd4 LaSS'
llth and Pa. ave.-Fealeys Pharmacy
1907 Nichols ave. Anacostia-Healys DRUG
18Th 1'' and East Capitol sts Lincoln Park
Pharmacy
1204 Minnesota ave.--Soans DRUG Store.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE wish positions. man as
cook. can furnish references, 20 years eX-
perienCe woman good housekeeper Call
Ads 007o. 90
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HELP--MTN.
lCnnfinued

SECURITY SALESMAN or young man to
a Tre or haa
Address Box 1873. Star ONCE.
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN. thoroughly expert
enced with luncheonette; reference; Pet
worth Pharmacy Ga. ave. and upshur st.
NV.
SOLICITORS for music enrollments: attrac-
tive offer to good men. See Mr.. Morarre,
1923 l4th st. NV. mornings only. -
TAILOR TAILOR wanted; come ready for work. Bond
WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE for i'm
mediate distribution. 1907 attention. n-getting
York 1Y1Tekrtls,ns ana meIchandsins item. NeW
Washnston coiese peeS"s srsduate sdusa ~ preferred
though not required: must have had sue.
cesstgl experience in selling; opportunity fdf
ton. Address Box 46-B. Star Office
TYPEWRITER MECHANIC. expert on L. c.
smith and Underwood machines. to work by
tie lob. See Mr.. Fedstone. GOT st. NV.
POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE co.
experience needed; drawing account. Also
one man with car. Apply Mr.. sauriol Room
237: Potomac Electric Power Co. Building,
10th and E SITS NV.
SALESMAN TIME.
Disnihed contract closing on appopnr- pnr
man. Must be dependable and really want
to work. For appointment address Box 34-A'
Star office. -
Isl sIERMo NO. cANNEP HEAT HAVE P0s1118n 8n
eoMssoM VS. 9IvY NIL r G9NsRER pEAs 9sly WITH AR
WENT. SALARY ExpEcTEp: AGE ANp
ffoN, Fl u 3 East EAST s7th FIST ST. new YORK CRY.
INSURANCE SOLICITOR,
health. accident, and other; right place ior
National Bank BLDG
Do You Need Work or Can You
Live or Your Past Reputation?
We have few positions open to men Of
neat appearance. sood character and sin
cere desire to earn an honest living by their
own efforts.
In order to fill these positions and have
our our force 1907 to start 1882 we viii inter
SALES MANAGER,
209 Hill Building
FIREMAN.
Must have engineers license; white or
colored; steady employment. Address Box
39l-V, Star Office.
LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS.
Applicants are invited from two men with
Home Office Agency, offering individual train
Ing and valuable leads. Address in conf
dence. The Union Labor Life Insurance Com
pany. Washington. d. c.
l)()N y oN y BAN n
One of Washingtons strongest financial
institutions has openings for three men with
good references and some sales ability for
outside work in the new business depart
ment A good connection for 1882 If you
are qualified. Courteous interview granted.
Telephone Mr.. Smith National 9ll4
Statesmen. very interesting
and profitable work for men who
are willing to put i'll the time,
Apply 9;30 am. Saturday, lhOG
lexington pl, ne,
WINDOW TRIMMER (part
time) for smart speciality shop;
give references and experience.
Address Box l+S-B. Star office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tContinued.D
LUNCH ROOM. Located in. best downtown
assume balance. Nat. Nat. s255 sls5 0"'' '''' 'a:n'
FILLING STATION; large; splendid loca-
tlon $1,000 for stock equipment, ETC.; long
lease at 5000 monthly. De Shazo & DowI-
GOOD CORNER-Lunch room. delicatessen,
cdgars cigarette stand; half price making
Sa09 Ssaa009 to 5000 week; owner leaving for home.
1901 M ST. NV. ri.
RESTAURANT,-DELIC fronting big
Motel; heavy thoroughfare. avenue and tour
weekly; could be doubled with proper man
agement; investment. $40, 500 please do not
apply unless interested. Address Box l77-B,
ROOM1NG HOUSE buyers-We have so
rooming and boarding houses to select from
price, 5000 to $4,000 small down payment
be ready for Bicentennial. Eller Co. 724 9Th
St NV. Met. 1924. 207 Victor Bldg
BEAUTY PARLOR for sale or rent; terms
reason for selling. Address Box 83-B, Star
De Ip,EEdodncATEssEN II T for rent or sale; rent,
CORNER DELICATEssEN and grocery with
rooms above. 1873 st. NV; established is
seaaSs {eSldenttai section partly colored
sponsible party; no stock or fxtuTes to buv:
unusual opportunity.
CHAIRS-lo0, imported. bentwood, for home
VI HlsH,CldSS cale, almost new; very low
price. Fhone kenSlngton 0086
ENTIRE EQUIPMENT for sandwich shop,
$500. Columbia 090l
s45o-RooMING HOUSE; IL rooms, 3 baths
rowsi n,,Wh; n.eL cleo r, light illed; good in
h.wh NV, a,se. else. light: 5000 down pay
'0oo-RoomTing ps@Tn dsno1ta house; II rooms baths
d \, go0d In, Ineome; ne near Dupont Circle.
~. M. Nat
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY-Leased for 3
years, $50 month; owner leaving city will
take $1,000 above first trust, terms Ad-
dress Box 396-V. Star ofice
SMALL STORE. fish and oysters; also vege-
tables and fruits; busy transfer corner low
rent; price. $3.50. Call District 1914.
FoRCED SALE OF RESTAURANT. LoCAT-
M1sA NJ BE E2?a sEEa te sNDAy IF
sloo.DAY LOCATION. PRICED VERY Low
ROAD. INVESTIGATE TODAY
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTPACT
Large national moving organization wants
Immediately responsible men who can place
Substantial down payment. purchase new
van; longtime contract provided to paw for
van earn coed living and good Profit on in
SeStment references. Address Box l66-B,
Star Office.
OIL CO. GAS STATION OWNERS. now is
the time 10 expand. Inspect our key site at
junction OF Wilson Boulevard Alexandria
L,esburg Pike and LEE MEMORIAL BOULE
VARD. Representative on grounds Sunday
Monuay and Tuesday until sold Go to
FaIlS church. turn left at traffc light and
on to junction OF said road a distance OF
little less than l mile
,e,- ". S. HOGE. Jr.
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] time, zoe per line
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times. l8c per line.
times consecutively. tic per line
Advertisements under Personal, SC per line
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RATES OUTSIDE 25-MLE RADIUS OF
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4-ne minimum
! time CSC per line
8 times, 23c per line.
Z times. 21c per line.
30 times or mo"e consecutively. zoe per line.
Advertisements under Personal. Sc per line
additional
Transient classified Advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will
Re received over the Business Counter OF
The Star at regular rates
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CHEVROLET DE LUXE COACH. demonstra-
tor' low mileage and carries full neW-car
terms can be arrangeo See Mr Hughitt
barry-Pate Motor Co. 2525 Sherman ave
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. white German American, good
cook or chambermaid and chauffeur, butler
houSeman and gardener; seven years py
perience: good references. Phone evenings
Adams 6807
MAN AND WIFE desire position manager
apt. or rocming house in exchange for
quarters and small salary. Met. 9444.
MAN AND WOMAN. colored, want Worl
of any kind; good reference. 6l3 Fairmont
st. NV. Col 9567.
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ESSEX 1929 CHALLENGER SEDAN. S375;
1928 Essex Sedan. s245 1927 Essex Coach
S95; 1928 Oakland Sport Coupe s2s5; 1928
Sl95; 1929 Pontiac Sedan, 1895; 1928 Nash
Sedan, sl95. These are all genuine "Trew
values The Trew Motor Co. 1909 l4th ST.
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), CHEVROLET COACH, 1923; looks and run.
IKE new; sell $3.50 Auto Sales, 9Th ant
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FORD CONV. CABRIoLET ls3O-New Cen
eral tires good paint and top; mechanically
ok: bargain ut s375; terms and trade
DE Soto Used Car Dept. 1901 l4th st. NV.
FORD 1929 COUPE-Runs fine finish fair,
tires good. A real bargain at toe low price
OF Slq5 Lambert 1901 l4th n W
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iE COAL CARBURETOR CO,
Neu. RrnnSn-ick N
MEAT STAND.

MEAT SIAND.
One of the best located fresh
and smoked meat stands in
Arcade Market. Reasonable
price. See Mr.. Warheld, stands
Nos. 2S4-S.
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CHEVROLET 4-door landau sedan WORT
sZoO' sell sl65. Mrs. Houston. 1927 Pea st
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s425; 1881 Ford Tudor, like new. 1895: 1880
Ford Sport port Coupe. $3.50: 1880 Ford Roadster.
$285; 1929 Ford Tudor. almost new 1926;
1929 Ford Phseton. s245 These are all gen.
ulne 'TreW Values" Trew Motor Co., Dodge
DiStrlbutors. 1909 l4th st. NV.
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Lunch room; over 5000 weekly business;
sickness compelS owner to sell; $1,000.
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FORD 1881 TUDOR SEDAN. de luxe; low
) mileage; sood as new: priced for quick sale
terms Shrpherd 2SA2
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Small lunch room; well located; 81, 400.
l4-chair barber shop: best located place
in WaShngton look. submit offer.
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P. F. Carley. SO2 10th st.
Remember there is no deception practiced.
17-room roomng house good income, low
rental; price, ll00; cash. 5000.
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,UPE. 1928; perfect condi-
r. sll0. A real bargain
1870 7th st. sc, ..
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motor good; this car Is In good condition
| throughout; sacrifice. sl35 738 Rock Greek
Church Td. NV. Adams 5lq7
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Garage: Oscar capacity: priced right.
Printing business long est: priced to sell
p. t. Carley. Met. 9727.
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COACH. 1929; perfect; an.
sell sl95. Auto Sales. 6tl-
n u
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-20
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ARMY AVIATORS
DIE AS PLANES
COLLIDE in AIR

NEW YORK, July 20. U.p) Two
army flyers jumped to safety in a
spectacular air crash today but two
other army colleagues met death
near Hartford, Conn.,, according to
advices received at Mitchell field.
The dead are:
Second Lieut.. Benjamin Lowery,
of the reserve, married and living
at Hampstead, L. I.
Corporal Harold Strosnyder, reg
ular army, of Wichita, Kans.
The crash occurred as two flights
Of three planes each were proceed
ing from Mitchell field to the Pratt
& Whitney airplane plant at Hart
ford for an inspection. One flight
was commanded by Lieut.. Charles
Goodrich and the other by Leo
Johnson.
Near Hartford, the plane of Low
cry and Strosnyder was in a COLI
sion with the plane of Second Lieut.
Francis x. Kelley (reserve) OF
Brooklyn, and his mechanic, Staff
Sergeant David Spicer, regular ar
my, Mitchell field.
Kelly and Spicer jumped, accord
ing to word to Mitchell field, but
the other two men died and their
bodies were taken to Cedarhurst
sanitarium, four miles from Hart
ford.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-20
COLLECTIONS AT
DISTRICT SHOW
fine INCREASE

Collection totals compiled today
by Assessor Collector Winnie Barry
show that last years figure is top
ped by almost $4,000.
The second installment collections
of the district assessment amounted
to $942, ,l72.l6 as compared to 1922
365.43 a year ago, Miss Barry
states.
In view of the pessimism of busi-
ness generally, and in view Of pre-
dictions that there would be a
heavy delinquency this year, the
showing made by assessment payers
is of unusual significance, Miss Bar
ry said.
"Tbe effect of this excellent con-
dition upon Imperial Valleys credit
throughout the nation will be re-
markably good" Miss Barry de-
clared.
In the treasurer's office at the
district figures show that all the
bond principal and interest pay
ments have been made with the ex-
ception of a few small amounts, de-
mand for which has not yet been
made by coupon holders. I'VE are
taking care of coupons as fast as
they are received" Treasurer F. H.
McIver said.
Payment of registered warrants
has resulted in reduction of out
standing warrants to approximately
100000, according to the records OF
the treasurer
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-20
Dancer Sues To
Obtain Judgment

LOS ANGELES, July 90. U.P) -
Suit for $4,000 of s17.500 judgment
she obtained from Ferdinand Pin
ney Earle, artist lover who asserted
ly betrayed her, was on file today
by Dolores Salazar, former screen
dancer, and now Mrs. John R.
Holmes.
In the suit Miss Salazar names
Earle's attorney, Samuel Steelman,
as defendant, charging that he gave
her promissory note for $4,000 and
has never paid it, to settle the final
payment of the judgment.
Miss Salazar married Holmes, a
University of Minnesota student, a
year ago following her suit.
Attorney Steelman declared Miss
Salazar had been given $4,000 in
cash and the note in complete set
tlement of the Judgment.
She accepted this settlement, the
attorney said in an answer on file,
when Earle agreed to stop proceed
ings for new trial
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-20
HISTORIC TOWNS
THREATENED BY
SERIOUS FIRES

SACRAMENTO, July 20. (U.R}-
Residents of the picturesque old
mining towns of Coloma and Lotus
breathed easier today, as fires that
threatened to wipe them off the
map were put under control by vol
unteer fire fighters.
Several ranch houses, and a fruit
packing shed were destroyed, the
school house and store were
scorched, and the entire town OF
Lotus threatened with destruction
for several hours.
Timely arrival of Assistant Ran
ger Hugo Lindbloom with fire
truck saved the town Of Coloma, just
as the flames had entered the city
limits and had reached the Native
Sons building.
Families of both towns had gath
cred their movable effects, and were
prepared to flee in the path OF the
flames.
Three other fires centered in the
same area, near Shingle Springs
and Nashville, and at the Horse
shoe Bar state game refuge, where
scores of quail, cottontail and deer
were burned.
Approximately $4,000 acres were
blackened by the weekend fires In
Ell Dorado county. The Coloma-
Lotus fire burned along a 10-mile
front, covering approximately i5.-
900 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-20
OKLAHOMA TO
PROVIDE HELP
IN Mine AREA

HENRYETTA, Okla, July 20. U.p)
State and local relief agencies
united today to provide employ
ment and food for the destitute
families in the poverty stricken
mining communities in this section.
Governor w. H. Murray, Barclay
Morgan, Henryetta mayor, and w.
A. Elliott, director of relief here,
promised relief and set forth a pro-
gram of public improvements to
provide work for more than 200
men. Food was dispensed from a
temporary emergency station set up
in the city hall.
A demonstration here Saturday,
in which more than $50 men march,
ed through Henryetta's main street
asking contributions of food and
money from business men and store
proprietors, led to the immediate
action on the part of Governor
Murray and Mayor Morgan.
The relief program will be put in
to effect Tuesday, it was said.
Henryetta. town of about 5000,
was quiet today, with no signs that
another demonstration would be
held. The hunger parade Saturday
was conducted without violence.
The men marched behind an Amer
ican flag and were led by the Rev.
G. w. Holmes.
Approximately 10000 persons in
this section are in need of relief, it
was estimated.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-20
Jack Diamond
Attack Halted

CATSKILL, N. Y, July 20. W.R-
Police believed today plans for an
other attempt on the life of Jack
Legs" Diamond, clay pigeon OF
New York gangsters, had been frus-
trated with arrest of eight members
of Vincent Coils gang and seizure
of a small arsenal in two hideouts
near Diamond hauntS.
Six gunmen were arrested yester-
day at Whites farm near Cairo,
only a few miles from Diamonds
we'll guarded country retreat at
AGRA. Two others were apprehend-
ed at Coxackie. The raids also
netted two machine guns, seven
sawedoff shotguns, 10 revolvers,
several thousand rounds of ammu-
milton, and five stolen automobiles,
one of which had blood stained
front seat.
1t was at Saratoga Inn, not far
away, that Diamond was riddled
with machine gun bullets last
spring in the third attempt on his
life.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-20
COOPERATION
REQUESTED OF
WATER USERS

"Ole Man River" is crawling fur
ther and further into his bed, ac-
cording to gage readings at Yuma.
On Saturday July IL, the gage
read 20.08 feet and the discharge
at Yuma was $4,000 second feet. BY
last Friday it had dropped to 1883
feet on the gage, while the discharge
had shrunk to $3.50 second feet, &C
cording to the report of the recla-
nation service at Yuma.
This morning the Imperial 1rri-
CATION district reported continued
shrinkage, the gage reading 1910
feet while the discharge had dwin-
died to 4O40 second feet, barely
enough to wash an Austin.
While M. j. Dowd, chief engineer
of the district, feels that the Situ-
alton is serious, and that pro-rating
of water may become necessity
he hopes that such course may be
put off little longer.
He pointed out that the discharge
figures of 4040 feet are not exactly
accurate as the district gets the
spillway water from the Yuma prof.
ect after the gage figures are taken
at Yuma. A slight rise was record
ed in Grand Canyon yesterday and
this will be felt here later in the
week. 1t may also be followed by
other rises, though nothing in this
respect is certainty.
Dowd suggested that valley ranch
ers be as conservative as possible in
using water and that no unneces-
sary irrigating be done at this time.
1--WE do not wish to throw a scare
into valley residents" he said, but
at the same time we feel they should
be acquainted with the seriousness
of the condition and cooperate in
every way possible in the conserva-
ton of water"