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Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01
BUMPS BEING REMOVED

Residents of the south end of the city,
who have been depending upon their trip
to town via Fifth street as means of
exercising their liverS, will have to seek
some new method now, for Fifth street
"ain't going to be what she used to be-"
Highway manicure and massage are TAX
ing out all of the notorious bumps which
aided the health in one way by jostling
up the liver, but offset this advantage by
shaking the Filings out of teeth, and in
some cases shaking out the teeth them
selves.
The good results of the road improve
ment are certain to stimulate business.
The liver -jolter-desirous will have to
patronize the druggists for pills and
those who depended upon the bumps to
wake them up before getting into the
business section, will have to buy alarm
clocks.
There still remains Sixth street-not
quite so notorious as Fifth but still bad
enough to run a close second. We are
advised that the improvement program
will include this street also as far as the
money holds out, and it is to be hoped
it will hold out to the end
We are not attempting to be humor-
Gus when we state the city is to be con-
graduated for smoothing its streets as
much as possible. The bumps have been
most annoying nuisance and every res
ident will be glad to see them go.
Mr.. Terry may live to play so more
years in baseball but he will never be
able to live down that "boner" which
surpasses even the technical one by
Merkle years ago.
If the party who ordered this hot
weather will make his identity known
we can promise him several fine pokes
in the eye from numerous residents.
-O
It's October l, but it doesn't seem real
without the odor of burning leaves.
Jim Farley now has his own individ-
ual flag. Hope he doesn't make as many
changes in it as he does in the postage
stamps.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Final Standings

Yesterdays Results
Detroit 1876, st. Louis 6.2.
Boston So, Philadelphia GA.
Chicago 9-3, Cleveland SIS.
Washington S, New York 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of
Imperial Valley for This
Date In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Octoher I. 1914

At least one hundred babies will
be entered in the big Better Baby
contest at the county fair this year.
Mayor A. w. Sawnson obtained
signatures of Ell Centro merchants
yesterday agreeing to buy nine bales
of cotton to relieve the needy grow
ers in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
0ntnher 1919

The valley honey harvest is about
over, with Is carloads having been
shipped out so far this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01

Mrs. ]. E. Davis and children
have returned from Long Beach
where they spent the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01

Mrs. M. C. Gallatin of Holtville
was in town yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01
TEN YEARS AGO
October l, 1924

Winter Strawberries, which proved
such a remarkable success last
season, will be shipped In about
the same quantities this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01

It's October l, but it doesn't seem real
without the odor of burning leaves.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01

The 888 cows tested in Kings
county in July averaged 1913 pounds
butterfat each.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01

Jim Farley now has his own individ-
ual flag Hope he doesn't make as many
changes in it as he does in the postage
stamps.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01

If the party who ordered this hot
weather will make his identity known,
we can promise him several fine pokes
in the eye from numerous residents.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-01

Mr. Terry may live to play so more
years in baseball but he will never be
able to live down that "boner" which
surpasses even the technical one by
Merkle years ago.
The Washington times., 1934-01-25
TODAY'S BEST BUYS
Pontiac

Pontiac, 1880 Coach-A buy you 0OCE
cannot afford to pass up. UAOO
Car guaranteed.
L. p. STEUART, INC.
1928 14th st. n. w. DE. $500
Pontiac, 1881 Sedan-Finished QOE0
in black duco; reconditioned. DOOU
new tires; easy terms.
DONOHOE CHEVROLET
1920 M st. N. w. Dist. $500
Pontiac, 1881 Sedan-Our shop QOFS
has this one really tuned to sDO ~
a perfection and looks wonderful. See
L: P. sTEUART, INC.
1925 14th st. n. w. DE. $500
1882 Pontiac Std. Sedan-Orig- @AAE
inal black finish like new. Of4O
dandy motor with free wheeling
and ride control Very clean mohair
upholstery and new tires; 4 real buy!
Three Big Show Rooms l4th at T
"Better Used Cars Always"
Pontiac, 1882 4-DOor Sedan CAEA
This car can hardly be told OfOU
from a new car; perfect.
L. p. STEUART, INC.
1925 14th st. n. w. DE. $500
Pontiac Cch. '29. very clean, S165. Wind
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The Omaha guide., 1934-01-27
SEEING WHITE
BY a. ID. Mann

(For The Literary Service Bureau
Often we hear tile expression,
thinking white" which means
thinking as a white mar would think
It is questionable whether this. is a
thing Of which to boast or not, since
the worst destructiveness, in dia-
bolical inventions. in literature ef-
fective in melting immortality and
crime IS traceable to the brain Of the
white man.. Moreover, examination
Of the brain, its structure and func-
tions, will demonstrate that in it are
no racial difference. If a black man
should write a book or supply some
other literary composition; eff he
should deliver an address or sing a
song; in these there could be found
no difference, as compared with the
productions of white men of the same
class. This supports the contention
that these differences are cultural
and circumstantial rather than fund
amentaf. Queer thing, this seeing
white." ITO be co%ntinued.)
The Omaha guide., 1934-01-27
CUBA MAY HAVE A
NEGRO PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, January &c
NS)-Sporadic revolutions in Cuba
may finally end in the. Cuban Repub-
lie having a Negro president.
What the United States would do
in this event is problematical, be
cause the administration Of Grau,
who resigned a few days ago, and
who was succeeded by Carlos Hevia,
~37-year-old Annapolis graduate, was
" recognized BY the State De-
partment.
The man who it is thought will be
catapulted into the presidency as the
result Of another military coup, is
Fulgencio Batista, once a sergeant,
now chief Of staff and head Of the
army. The fact il that Batista has
been the power behind the throne
since the hurried exit Of Machado to
Canada via Philadelphia.
What makes the probability Of 2
Negro president for Cuba more intri-
guing is the fact thas Batista is an
avowed Communist, and may at
tempt to make Cuba the first Soviet
state in the western hemisphere.
Meanwhile, the United States is
taking no chances, additional a
ships and Marines having been order
ed out for duty in the troubled is
land.
The Omaha guide., 1934-01-27
Term "War Between The
States" Used in Govern
ment Press Release.

WASHINGTON January PC
NS)-"If the South is not in the sad
die at least some unreconstructed re-
bells are in control of some of the
press releases issued by the Depart
ment of the Interior" says one we'll
known newspaper correspondent. He
calls attention to the fact that the
designation "Civi War" has been dis
placed for the use of the pet term of
the Daughters Of the C~onfederacy
War between the States" as shown
by the following paragraph taken
from a press release dated January
Is, 1884:
"a special program of development
for the Vicksburg Military Park,
where one of the most important
campaigns Of the War between the
States occurred in 1862 and 1863, is
being planned by a staff Of historical
technicians working in cooperation
with the landscape staff of the Of
flee Of National Parks The object of
this program is to present to visitors
a complete story Of the great mill
tary operations that took place in
this part Of the South when the I'm
ion Armies spent more than a year
advancing on and besieging Vicks-
burg in an effort to divide the Con-
federacy and reopen free navigation
from st. Louis to the sea. Their OBJ
ject was accomplished on July 4,
1868, when the Vicksburg garrison
surrendered to General U. S. Grant,
the day following General Lees de-
feat at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania"
The Omaha guide., 1934-01-27
LOOKING BACK
By VIdetta lsh
INSISTING ON OBEDIENCE


(For the Literary Service Bureau)
A little boy Of three years likes
music. He wants to bang on the
piano all through the day was a
guest in the home and did not try to
conceal the fact that this banging
annoyed me. When this child would
climb up on the stool, at the piano,
father or mother would say mildly,
Johnnie, get down and go away
from the piano." But | want to
play" the child would counter. Per
haps the mother would say, But
mother is nervous and can't stand
the noise" The child would wait per-
haps three minutes and start again.
A little girl of the same family
had roller skates. She'd wear them in
the house to the detriment Of the
carpet. Her father would say, Il told
you not to wear those skates in the
house." The child would cease skat-
ing but keep the skates on. Then, af-
ter a few moments, she'd start
again.
In each Of these two instances the
child would watch the parent in be-
ginning the thing forbidden. AS l
look back l remember that on the
part Of parents there was no such
temporizing-and no such disobed-
fence.
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NEW 1894 Majestic Radios at u of. r.
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SELL or trade YOUR old gold for Xmas.
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SHOES!-S HOES!-For best values. COM
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SHOE STORES.
BRIDGE SETS. coffee tables. card tables.
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GRAHAM 5. Clifton at 29th st.
RADIOS, special price on fl. model FRIG.
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NQRGE-Electrlc refrigerator. Ideal gift
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WE LEAVE everything. but the dirt. Re-
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GIFTS FOR THE HOME

Y GIf ) run me HUME 4
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CALL US for storm sash estimates COR
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LET US install gas log or radiant heater
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WEATHER STRIP, bronze strip tl00-ft.
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CUT-RATE IINOLEUM HOUSE. 8ll N.
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FRIGIDAIRE-Th ideal Xmas gift; special
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McMURRAY 81 SON 4211 College. HUI
1887,
LoGsDON FUEL Is SUPPLY CORP. will
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sWhen YOU order Hoosier Red Pepper e.
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WHICH downtown furniture store sells a
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ODD EXTENSION TABLES $685. BAKER
BROS. 219 E. Wash.
USED LIVING ROOM sU1TEs-Nice.
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BIOS BIOS '3 2ig E. p Wash az ~ S'''''
NEW PHILCOs for foreign stations. Dbl.
trade-in allow. r 81 R. STORES 229 E.
Wash
70 GOOD used bedroom suites. IN aH
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Observation-Disclosures
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Doughty Trans g. Storage Co. We spe:;
cialize in overland hauling migrated
furniture. 1912 N. Ewing. CH-666Z.
DENTISTRY -Extract1ons. filings. clean
ing, new plates $3.50 up. DIR. g; 0.
CARTER, 626 K. of P. bldg. RI-l25O.
LOAN A PIANO-OnlY small delivery
charge Viking MUSIC CO.. 40 E,
Ohio.
F J. MEYER & co Grocer--FancY select
brands 802 S East st. We deliver.
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GIFTS FOR HER
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BEAUI. pillow and afghan s4x56. MRS
A TRIAL Of ENOs KEM-TREATED COAL
viii incline you toward Us permanent
use Try furnace chunks at IS 46 ton
Lambert Coal and Coke.
HE-l3s7.
BEAUTY COURSE. $685.; lifetime gift
ROYAL ACADEMY. 40l Roosevelt Bldg.
OF YOU-Beautifully framed photograph.
only 81. PLATT, FOB Roosevelt Bldg
A TRIAL Of ENos KEN TREATED COAL
viii incline YOU toward its permanent
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LAMBERT COAL AND COKE HE-1397
WOMENs Cynthia Arch Support Shoes
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NEW Barton washers balloon wr!ngers
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MOTHERS good soft flexible. com.to55ttah;e
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HAAGS CUT PRICE DRUG STORES
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DRUG STORES
SOLID cedar chest; walnut veneer, only
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POUNDS Of delicious CHOCOLATES IN
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PRICE DRUG STORES
ANTIQUEs-JeweIry at attractiyely low
prices. See our line. MILTON. 213 Mass.
HOSIERY-First quality chiffon. pure siIk.
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GAS RANGES. SO rs up.
HARTMANNS. 319 E. Wash.
NEW 1894 Croslev Radios at 70 on. r.
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SURGEONS bandage shoes ideal gift for
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PERMANENT WAVE-Beautiful complete
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Beauty Culture
The best or none at all
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56 Legal Notices
EGAL MOTTO,

LENrAL NO11CE
Notice is hereby given that sealed bios
fer The purchase Of the following mate
rails Will be received by the Chairman of
the State Highway Commission Of Indiana.
Il his office on the thlld floor, State
House Annex. l02 North Senate Avenue.
Indiana polls. Indiana. until p. m. on
the 3rC day Of January. 1885. az which
,ime they viii be publicly opened and
Invitation No. s75O-Quantity OF Auto
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annapolis
mobile Parts. =. 0. B indianapolis
Invitation No 3T56-l5 700 Broad Meas
ure Feet Bridge Lumber derd Patrol
Headquarters = mile north OF Derby
Invitation No 3757-500 70 zoo Tons
No Crushed Aggregate or Gravel F. o.
3 Franklin and Trafalgar. Indiana.
Invitation No 3456-250 20 $50 Tons No.
Crushed Aggregate or Gravel 2 o. B.
Richmond or de- d. on state Road &c.
from Cambridge City 10 jet OF 5 f. 38
Invitation n. S75s-5o0 20 $50 Tons No.
6 Crushed Aggregate or Gravel. r o B.
Laurel. or de- d. on State Road l2lF. 81.
from Laurel TO JET. OF 5 50 and from
Laurel 10 cement concrete ? IS miles south
OF ConnerSvll.e.
Parts. :. O. 3. indianapolis
Invitation No. 376l-Guantity OF Tires
and Tubes. F o B indianapolis
L Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and speci-
hcat .ons viii De furnished free upon re-
The .ight IS reserved by the Chairman
90 re ieCt any or al bids O. 10 award on
any combination NJ bids that IN his luog-
ment IS most advantageous 70 the State
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
JAMES D ADAMS. Chairman.
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TODAY'S
QUESTIONS
Dec. goth Questions

Dec. goth Questions
Winners Announced Sat. Dec. 22nd.
1. Who offers solid cedar chest,
walnut veneer for only Sl2.95?
?. Who at 36I W. Westinghouse.
offers wagons at 1898?
g. what is the Rodman Cleaners
telephone number?
T. What is the solution to your fuel
problem?
5. What does the Dale Book Store
offer for 1Oc?
6. Who does II. E. thinner Co. sug-
gest giving a gift to?
I. What are Haag's offering for SAC?
8. What is the ideal gift for her at
1909 E. 10th-st?
9. What are Penney's offering for
sister at S39S?
10. Who is the proprietor of the Lou
Ann Beauty Shop?
IL. Whose slogan is IF It's Printing
We Do IT.?
IT, Who offers hosiery at all prices?
IL. Where are the banner Bros. sc &
10c Stores located?
IL. Who have live Christmas trees?
Is. Who offers portraits (Sx1O) for
S15O
NOW Playing at Locus Pt
in "Ba6es in TOyIaRd" a
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BROCKsIDE ICE AND COAL CO CH-l5s7
u.I sell sou Enc5 Kem-Ireated. 613 egg
coal for 1916 per ton.
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FOLLOW CAREFULLY

ALL ENTRIES The Times office by p. NJ the day
after each Question published prize winners be
days Saturday answers accepted until P M
Monday will announced December 29th All
eligible excepting Times employees their
families may send many answers you desire
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OUT-rf-paVn diamonds. values Up 20 500,
S335 W. LINCOLN LOAN. 20l W Wash.
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SAVE TINE and Vorrv 1v Installing
Flarn ~ .fat4c' lighter Cu ECGr ola
raaEe CITIZENS Gas co - s Pa.
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DREsSE5-IdeaI Xmas gifts. special. ? for
E5 Exclusive styles. HOLLYWOOD
DRESS SHOPS. 100 Monument Circle
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SER WING TRAY. 49c 16 inches in length;
has nickel frame and handles. Glass
covered. Several smart DESIGNS. -,
Goldstein'S, 16 E. Wash st.
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WASHER i-WASHERSt
PEOPLES OUTFIT NC co.
ISL W. wash. St.
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IT'S EASY 20 start coke ERE In your fur
mace with q "Jidy' gas .lghter; econom-
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SPECIAL alovance for your Old stove dur
ing 0ur holiday sale o. The new IS series
R0rer RANGES CITIZENS Gas CO
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A SOLUTION to your fuel problem will be
found in Hoosier Red Pepper Coal; AK AK
forked egg. S525. BE-47O4; FRED
COOPER COAL 81 SUPPLY CO.
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GIFTS FOR HIM

EaH5SzYz Sz ISE TX TX Hy1 2sz IssS iSz1A
GUITARS. NEW, s499. LORENz MUSIC
STORE, 20 Pembroke Arcade.
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ALLIED TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO., COM
pIete line of bodies trailers. caoS. soo
II Senate RI-6596.
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CARD TABLES-Au wood; ash trays and
checkerbo8rd S1.19. CHINA STORE oo4
w. Wash.
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1857. WILL SELL YOU ENOS KEN
TREATED. Gx3 EGG COAL FOR S. Sc
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LOAN A pIANO-Onlv small delivery
charge. Viking MUSIC co. 40 E.
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SUITS-Made TO measure. Credit plan
Paw while you wear. LEON. 13l E N.
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CENTRAL GARAGE reck1ng service.
general repairing. auto Laundry oatt,ef-
tires. accessories gas oils. 2457 Central.
TA-61T5
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE IS the ideal
and most economical Gift. LOOK over
our bargaius any stvle ard price
SINGER CO.. I2b w. Wash.
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GENUINE ENGRAVED PERSONAL CARDS
-sTATIoNERY q ". pRIFTMEYEa.
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New Clarinets, si!verplated. SS5.
PEARSON'S
1913 N PENN LI-5513.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-20

Cassidy FUEL, AND SUPPLY co. sell the
only Kem-Treated Coal produced in In
diana Furnace chunks, So 46 per ton
2x2 forked s525. Call CH-l42l.