Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-16

Itary of the County Fair at 522 Main
street. These cups viii certainly be
worth winning, worth keeping for
years and years to come.
Tho Examiner Cup-A splendid
specimen Of the silNersmith's art.
Presented by w. r. Hearst of the
lI.os Angeles Examiner. To be award
cd to the pupil of an Imperial coun-
ty school who shall make the best
iexhibit, age and grade considered.
The Montgomery Cup-A dainty
silver cup from Montgomery Bros,
jewelers., of Los Angeles. To be
Iawaried at the baby show and to ''thc
mother God bless her."
The Times Cup-Presented by the
Los Angeles Times. Will probably
be awarded for the best exhibit Of
produce by a rancher who has been
in the valley less than five years.
Tho inland Cup-Presented by the
INLAND Chamber of Commerce and tie
/ California Land and Water Company
for the best exhibit of grapefruit
grown in Imperial Valley. The land
around inland is exceptionally favored
for grapefruit and it will become d
strong feature of North End pro-
duets.
The Angelus Cup-Donated by Loo
mis- Brothers of the Angcius EIoteI,
Los Angeles, as q tribute to the p!o-
neers and settlers Of this valley in
their victory in reclaiming the desert
and making Imperial Valley the rich
est agricultural section in the United
States What this cup will be award
ed for will be decided later.
The Firestone Cup-Presented by
the Firestone Tire and Rubber Com
pany as first prize in the auto road
race the opening day of the fair.
Firesuone tires have always had a
heavy sale in our valley.
The Clark Cups-A pair of silver
cups TO be awarded to twins born III
Imperial county. Presented by H. H.
Clark of Calipatria, a loyal booster
Of our valley.
The Rumsey Cup-Donated by Roy
Rumsey for the best colored baby born
in Imperial county. This is new
departure. Our colored population
will have baby show of its own
now.
The Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce Cup-A magnificent silvef and
bronze s1OO trophy presented by the
directors of the Los Angeles Cham
Der of Commerce to the retail mer-
chant making the best display at the
fair. This is new feature and will
cause heated competition.
The Carle Cup-Presented ~ )hn
Carrie & Sons of New York Imperial
Granum Food for the best nursurel
baby at the show.
Vote California Dry
Plans Automobile Race.
San Diego, Oct. 16.-The newly-or-
ganized San Diego Auto Racing AS
sociation met again this afternoon at
the Chamber of Commerce, and Byron
E. Naylor, the delegate to Phoenix,
reported that it would be impossible
to get d sanction from the A. A. A.
for race from this city to Phoenix.
So i has been arranged to run a
race from FL Paso to the San Diego
exposition at the first of The yea:
and to finish here February %.
President James f. Wadham, 4. Z
Daniels, Byron Naylor and 4. Falk2
were elected committee to lay out
the route and arrange for the raising
of the $500 purse. 1t will be a four
day race, with stops over night at
Douglas, Phoenix and Yuma. Sanction
for the big race has already been
promised to San Diego and E. PasG
Vote California Dry
Governors Narrow Escape.
Vace Vile, Oct. 16.-Governor John-
son had a narrow escape yesterday
afternoon, when the auto in which he
was travelling from Dixon was wre :ked
on bridge near Elmira. The auto
struc, an obstructio in the road,
causing the machine to leap the
bridge and come down with terrific