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Evening journal., 1921-04-30
KILBANE URGES
NEW SCORING PLAN

CLEVELAND johnny Knbane.
featherwelght champion Of the
world. advocates the idea that box
ing bouts should be scored round by
round.
Let the ringsiders and the box
ers know who is winning as the
nEht goes along" says Kilbane.
They'll enjoy boxing a lot more
IL they know how the fight is going.
The benefits would be mutual to both
fans and fighters.
III the referee announced at the
end OF each round which fighter won
il. fans could mark II down on their
score cards. When the fight was
over they could add up the rounds
each man won and they'd have the
decision.
Scoring fights round by round
would help eliminate poor or crook
ed refereeing, too.
"A lot Of fighters go along easy.
being outpointed during the early
rounds OF a fight and then speed up
the last few rounds 10 make an Inn
pressive grandstand finish.
"A referee. who doesn't know his
business will give the whirlwind
| fnisher the decision in many cases
when he didn't win the majority OF
the rounds
"If the fighters knew at the end
Of each round which had won IT,
they'd fight more and stall less.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
DEMPSEY Lesson Learned,
VIII Not Rely on Boxing

Training for Carpenter. the cham
plon now says that cleverness is go
ing to be the last object in mind.
He's seeking speed but does not
aspire to give the Frenchman a box
ing lesson. He's going 10 stick TO
his forte and punch.
Getting ready for the European
champion over at Summit, n. j..
Dempsey said today he was going to
surround himself with fast men who
pack a wallop.
His chief sparring partner will be
Kid Norfolk. the colOred boy who
trained Brennan for his last fight
with Dempsey and one Of the fastest
moving heavyweiehts in the ring.
Norfolk can punch and he can get
away from one. Also the colored lad
can take one and he's willing to work
with the champion for the money
and the publicity that he, will get out
Of it.
Jack Kearns. manager OF the
champion, wants TO have about six
good fast heavyweights around the
camp to keep the champion busy
every day during the six weeks
training period they are counting on
I'm not going TO box Carpenter
I'm going out to punch and keep go
ing after him. II may require a lot
Of speed" the champion said.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
THAT NEWS GANG
NEEDS MUCH PRACTICE

Sudden showers yesterday after
noon forced the Morning News. OF
the Newspaper League, to postpone
their game with the Defiance Trav-
elers. Soup" Brady, Napoleonically
built baseball leader OF the News,
has arranged other games for his
hirelings beside the regular league
tits.
Among the teams they will meet
sre Ninth Ward, composed of All-Wil-
mington reserve players, at Eden
Park Monday. St Marys at Fourth
and Church. Tuesday. and Defiance
Travellers at Second and DUPONT,
Friday
The News is getting set for its
supreme effort Of the year. which
will come off on Wednesday after
noon when they will try to hang
the Indian sign on The Evening
Journal, in a Newspaper loop tussle.
Other good diamond warriors have
been scalped in the attempt and The
Journal expects to dangle the fore
locks Of the News bunch from its
belts.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
By HENRY L. FARRELn


Omitted Press Stan Correspondent
NEW YORK, April 80. - Jacs
Dempsey got a notion in his mind
some time back that he wanted to be
come clever.
They say that a man always want
to be something else.
Eddie Foy wanted to play Shakes
peare. Frank Gotch wanted to be a
boxer Babe Ruth wanted to star at
basketball. Dempsey wanted to be
come a boxer OF the Britton class.
Training for that much talked
Brennan fight. the champion,
socker by trade, worked out with
Marty Farrell. very clever middle
weight boxer. and little Jack shar
key. a fast moving bantam. Big lum
bering Bill Tate, slow as an OK, wa
also around in the role Of punch
ing bag.
In the ring against Brennan, the
champion tried some OF Farrell
boxing tactics and he didn't get al
inch with them. He was greatly an
noyed at his inability to duck tn
left that Brennan kept showing init
his mouth.
About the sixth round, Dempsey
abandoned the clever tactics an,
started maulin. line Of endeavor a
which he ia much more adept
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
Watching the
Sc0reb@ard
LIIIT-TlTZT-lI--T T--LIlTTEIEE

Yesterdays hero-Urban Faber
The White Sox twirler let the cham
pion Indians down with two brief
hits. enabling Chicago TO trouble
Cleveland. to 0.
Sutherland. a Tiger recruit. pitch
ed Cobb's men to a to 3 victory
over the Browns. Cobb hit safely
three times.
Pittsburgh defeated the Cubs by
punching hits in the first three in
nings. Cooper, who pitched the
first game since his illness. held the
Cubs runless. while the Pirates
amassed a total of three.
Bill Sherdell the Cardinal weak
ened in the ninth ana Cincinnati
pounded four runs, defeating St
Louis to 8.
Rain interrupted Washington
Philadelphia in the tenth inning with
the team tied with runs each.
Bad weather oopped the other
games.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
sr. nEpW1G,s sMOKER
Sports Editor,
The Evening Journal,

Sports Editor,
The Evening Journal,
Dear Siri-
/ thank you for the announce
ment Of the change Of date Of our
smoker in your columns yesterday
afternoon but kindly let the public
know that the date has been changed
again. The st. Hedwig's A. A..
Smoker will be held on Monday
night, May g. at Modjeska Han. We
found out later that We could not
secure Modjeska Hall for Tuesday,
May 10, a dance being held there
that same night.
The matchmaker is going through
with his original arrangements for
an all-star with Sammy Brlttoh,
featherweight champion of Della
ware and some other fast boy in his
class. as the leading number APP
preciatinE your space, l am
Yours in sport.
WALTER C. GAWtNsKt
ST. Hedwigs A. A.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
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indian second baseman Is so fast
that Ty Cobb would look like draft
horse beside him.
Ed Roush makes the Reds look
lot redder. How much it cost Garry
Hermann 10 settle the banking
problem with him is strictly under
the hat.
Talk that DOME Bush Of the Tigers
has slowed up doesn't iibe with his
base stealing record so far. Bush is
leading both leagues on the paths.
Waiter Johnson's arm may not be
as good as ever but it is good enough
to get the ball by a lot of American
League batters.
Greasy Neale is the 18th foothba1
coach Washington and jefferson has
had since 1890.
Australia claims to have unearth-
ed running horse who is as speedy
nag as Man-o'-War.
Every swimming title but one
among the women swimmers has
changed hands in 1921.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
luna FIXES Pipes and Trains
to Win More MdruthOns

NEWARK, n. Frank Zuna,l
new record holder OF the 25-mile
marathon. is back fixing pipes and
boilers and training to run again.
zuna never misses a day at his
plumbing job except when away run
ming fnarathons.
The champion runner was born in
Newark. lie learned the plumbing
business at Summit. n. j., is miles
from here.
Those 10 miles between Summit
and Newark made him a great rum
ner.
Zuna used to run back and forth
to work, rain, shine or snow.
"1'll stick to the plumbing trade"
says zuna.
There's nothing remarkable about
me being able to run rs miles faster
than anybody else.
1--WE trained a long time.
Il don't drink or smoke. I'm usu-
ally In bed by o'clock. I've been
running seven years.
Il run 8 miles twice a week when
training to run in a marathon"
zuna recently won the Boston
Marathon. setting a new record time
for the 25-mile race with hours IS
minutes 81 3-5 seconds.
The Newark hoy had his heart set
on winning the marathon in the
Olympic games but was ill-advised
by coaches en- route across and was
unable to enter.
Zuna leads a very Bohemian life.
He never wears a collar or tie.
His running coach. Harry Coates
says that zuna has never talked 400
words about running in the seven
years he's been training him.
He follows instructions TO the let
ter.
His trophy case is the floor under
meath his bed where his numerous
| prizes won in marathons. are stored
During the war he was a cook in
/ the 27th division.
He won the A. r. +. cross-country
| championship and also the marathon
/ from Versailles 10 Paris.
Just now zuna is training to rur
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
The Rainy Day

The day is cold and dark and dreary,
1t rains and the wind is never weary"
Americas beloved poet. Longfei-
low sure had the patriotic spirit and
national aspect. He must have had
the baseball fan. fannettes and IA
natics in mind when he penned those
famous lines. we might be permit
ted to change Il a wee bit to read
The day is cold and dark and dreary,
And eyes Of fans with tears are
bleary."
These weeping Saturdays sure are
sad. black blots on the calendar.
enough to dampen the ardor OF any
thing or body but a baseball bug.
Longfeliow gives hope in another
one OF his versea He goes on to
rhymei
BE still sad heart and cease repining
Behind the cloud the suns still shin
ing"
The followers OF the national
recreation with the exception OF the
"magnuts" up In the big show, who
count their nickles at the beginning
Of the schedule, take the pouring
presentations OF Jupiter Pluvius as
"ali In a days work" They would
follow out the belief in the lines OF
the renowned poet and perhaps say
"Be still sad hear and cease repining,
Old Sol will shine, what's the use of
cryinE7"
The wonderful program OF base
ball which was booked to be put on
the boards in our fair village and It's
environs for this afternoon will have
TO be reserved for some other day
All the playing that will be done viii
include pinochle. billiards and other
pobuar indoor pastimes. Water pole
no doubt would go good on the in
undated diamonds.
our Office boy passes by the desk
10 utter. IT'S tough luck for base
ball" lie must have had a job tend
ing sticks for the club in his neigh
borhood
They'll play double-headers to &c
oven. Joey boy.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
BETzMER End IN
JAVELIN Event
Penn Man Establishes New
Record to Defeat Della
ware Boy
BOOTH WILL RUN
TWO NILES TO-DAY
six NEW RECORDS

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
PHILA.. Pa. April so,-sev-
erai new records we're made in
the events At the Penn relay
races yesterday. The new rec
ords established follows:
440-yard hurdies-A. Desch.
Notre Dame. Time. So As sec
snas (worid's).
Philadelphia Suburban n. s.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Time,
B minutes &C Is seconds (car-
nival record).
Javehn-Barteis, Penn, 16S
feet III Ia inches (Pentathlon
record).
Interscholastic medley relay
championship Of America -
Huntington Il. S. Time. min
ites SO 2-5 seconds carnival
-ecord).
Discus ~ LeGendr.e George
town, 12e feet 8 inches (car-
nival recofd).
56-pound weight-G. Dan
irow. NJ. I. T.. SO feet 1-2
inches carnival record).
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
JACOBS WITH lin WARD

Charley Owens. manager Of Elev-
enth Ward, is priming his club for
the position which it held In local
baseball last season. He has sigh
ed up a number Of new men ana his
latest addition is Johnnie w. Jacobs
of Smyrna. Jacobs is a former
member of the Meadows team OF
the Motive Power League OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad. He Is now
making his home in Smyrna
Givens is making arrangements TO
play twilight ball and would like TO
hear from any local team for games
on Tuesdays and Thursdays to be
played on Eleventh Wards home lot
Eighth avenue and Duncan street
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
BICYCLERA
ON NEXT SATURDAY

After being postponed three times
on account Of wet weather an at
tempt will be made TO Stage the BIZ
cycle races on next Saturday, May
Z, at the Delaware State Fair track
at Elsmere. Luther Robinson is
promoting the bicycle sport through
the local dealers and the Cycle
Trades of America
A fast program of races has been
arranged and one of the additional
features will he the entrance OF the
Briggs and Stratton fiiers by Paul
Burnham ana c. Caufneid. Bufnham
will also compete in the motor wheel
race with Edgar Anderson.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
DUPONT GIRLS IN
GRAND OLD GAME

-Four teams composing the Wo-
mems Inter- Department League OF
the dupont Country Club will get
going next Wednesday. Accounting
will clash with Advertising and Ex-
perimental-Traffic will cross sticks
with sales.
Experimental 2 Traffic Department -
The Misses Julia Lynch, 1lva Weber.
Mildred litter Evelyn Handy. Mary
Mckelvey, Marjorie Mormon, Edith
Mum, Anna Butler, LILLIAN Wilkie. Flor
ence Sh0rt
Advertising Department-The Misses
Elosie Horty, Marion Leary, Mary
Leimbaeh. Edna Evans. Helen Michael
Louise Mccoy. Mary Callahan. Emma
shines, Harriet Snyder. Helen Mccoy.
Julia Martin
Accounting Department-The Misses
Elizabeth ~ Beacon. Bertha Boyles
Florence Elliott Anna Foster Mary
godfrey Dorothy krauss. Jennie Kitch-
en-, Margaret Maxwell Florence Smith
Emma Willis, sara MCKINNEY.
/ sales bepartment-The Misses A NJ
| ~ mleaker, ii. Campbell H. Cunning
| nf..ail, r. blanken, Marie DeSota *
| vahfyt r. Coke Elsie Ford. Winifred
'"reehi Margaret ID. Oakes
the schedule will consist Of a
lotal Of twelve games. each team
Memoers Of the teams plavir, o.
scheduled game will be taken s,,t a.
the clubhouse in the mail reop,
truck, leaving the Market strast ~
trance at 4.4O p. m
Evening journal., 1921-04-30

The Ty Cobb pitching staff Is be-
coming as famous as the iris Speak
er outfield switch.
Summer ball for colleEians is still
rolling. The more college coaches
discuss It, the more ayes" It gets.
When Bill Donovan with his low
ly Phils beat the Giants he got credit
for being a strategist.
Since the chess world series Is
over, fans will have more time TO
read the box scores.
Kid Elberheld, manager Of the
Little Rock Travellers, claims his
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
Mystery Of Many Waters
Hung, Hoodoo on Baseball

English the usual
a
tIeriock
solved The ridd die IN
swasone will a o
The atmosphere EVERY SATURDAY
Daylight
sol will nut Saturday Afternoon You'1
n Aprrs calendar OF
ha.on.l bug tho unver.e w.he. h.n bum
Evening journal., 1921-04-30

The national amateur champion
ship crown has a new owner.
IL belongs to Gordon Munce, of
the New York Pastime Athletic
Club.
The titleholder hasn't challenged
Jack Dempsey yet and he isn't plan
ming to do so.
Munce will defend his title as on
amateur champ until he learns more
about the fighting game.
He is "a. weighs 1875 and stands a
quarter of an inch over six feet.
The new amateur king has been
BOXING i've years.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30

Fans should leave the boxing
arena satisfied as TO who won. There
isn't any doubt in the minds of base
ball fans as To who won when they
leave the park. And that's what
makes baseball one OF the squerest
games.
Boxing will thrive on honesty
and score cards just the same as
baseball"
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
WHO'LL WIV9

SUMMIT. n. j.. April 3O.-
(United Press) Wilson,
trainer Of Georges Carpenter:
Carpenter will win because
he knows more than Dempsey
and can hit just as hard. Car
pentler can keep away from the
champion until he is tired and
then he'll go In ana finish him.
All the Americans who have seen
Carpantier and know his real
lighting form pick him to win"
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
Hey, City LeaguerS

Prexy Bill Warren, OF The
City League. has decided that
two weeks running water is too
much and that something viii
have to be done to offset the
rain Of today and last Saturday
which has played havoc with
the circuits schedule
All City League managers
should take notice that a meet
ing will be held in The Even
ing Journal Office on Monday
night, the same being called by
President Bill to consider what
will be done on the matter of
the postponed games.
It is likely that an attenpt
will be made to play them Off in
twilight tilts. All City League
managers should be on hand
promptly at o'clock in this Of
fee Monday night
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
MOHAWK WINS THIS ONE.

Mohawk defeated Montgomery in
a close game featured by heavy hit
ting yesterday afternoon, TO 3.
Neither team was ahead by any
great margin at any stage OF the
fray. Mohawk's line-up fOllowsi III
Morris, C.; r. Davis, pi ID. Norris ssi
II. Touhey. 2b; p. Gibson, CT; j.
Dane, 1b; F. wright RI c. Norris,
II and +. Davis, 3b.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
CHAMP LETTER wniTER.

CLEVELAND-Joe Wood is the
champion letter writer Of the World
Champion Indians. His little boy.
Joe. Jr., writes his daddy two or
three letters daily while the Indians
are travelling. Joe answers every
one.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
DURHAM DoING MOVIES.

INDIANAPOLIS - Bull Durham,
the pitching star who was sold by
indianapolis to New York for $4,000
several years ago, is now on the pay
roll Of a moving picture company at
$1,000 a week
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
LICHTENSTEIN Is
HIGHS WHOLE SHOW

Wilmington Hish defeated Cam
den, n. j., High in Camden yester-
day
Lichtenstein famed eight men
and In the third inning with two men
on base clouted a home run. In the
nitn inning doubles by Carbon and
lAehtenstein were responsible for
Ia run while in the ninth Carbon
zane through with the second home
run OF the game. saiters OF wiz
Inlhston High clUuted three hits in
eluulns triple ana double. The
score by innings:
, Wilmington
oosst 66o1-7 II
Camden
: oo1o e4oo-s
i Batteries: Idehtenstein a.,
Jonesi Fullmen and Benton. I'm
a pire, Stewart.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
wHEAr oNL TEASING.

BROOKLYN-szach Wheat now
claims he held out for salary OF
$4,000 just to tease Squire Ebbets.
His salary last year was $4,000.
4 AEbbets gave him an $500 raise.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
Soups Ball Team
Is In Soup

Wanted-One OF the BEST
baseball teams in the city de-
sires the services OF a good man.
ager and second baseman. APP
ply Morning News
The above is reproduced ver-
batim from the Morning News
this morning with the exoep-
ton OF the headline, which read,
HELP WANTED-MALE."
We've gotten some inside dope
on the matter. 1t seems that
Soup" Brady can't keep his
mind on the game and they're
telling us that he is too much
interested in the daily article.
"Cupid's Call" Let him alone.
fellows, he's in love. We might
add
soup" why don't you marry
the girl?
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

National League.
Pittsburgh. 8 Chicago. o.
Cincinnati. Z; 81. Louis, 3.
other games postponed.
American League.
Athletics. 5. Washington 3 tten
innings).
Chicago. 4: Cleveland. o.
Detroit. S ST. Louis 3.
New York -Boston-rain.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
American League.
1oDAY's SCHEDULE.
National League.

TUITUITHI TFIIN W
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
American League.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Kew York at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
St. Louis at Detroit
Evening journal., 1921-04-30

All sales Of farms and renting ~
country homes will be to advaniass
II the Want Ads are used as ~
medium. ''ie
Evening journal., 1921-04-30
rms TIME LAST YEAR.

Brooklyn lost to the Boston
Braves and went into second
place in the National League
race.
Yale played a game without
an error against Johns Hopkins.
Cornell beat Amherst in an
thinning game
Evening journal., 1921-04-30

in the marathon race from Windsor
Castle TO shepherds Bay. London,
in June.
He is 27. weighs $50 and is 8 feet
10 inches tall.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30

Greasy Neale is the 10th foothba1
,oach Washington and jefferson has
lad since 1890.
Evening journal., 1921-04-30

Australia claims to have unearth-
ed a running horse who is as speedy
a nag as Man-o'-War.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02
A BOOST FOR FUDGE" MOORE.

Fudge Moore inventor of the Moore Auto Plane, and
Ell Cenro boy, is home again after absence of nearly
year.
Fudge has been busy perfecng his various patents of
which there 81 and of completing the organization of his
company which will finance the actual construction of his
plane for commercial purposes.
During the year past many recognized aeronautica
horities have given their unqualified approval of Fudges
plane and that in their opinion the machine is
success in every respect
1t not long ago that representatives of the Japan
tried to buy MooreS plane outright Despite
his lack of finances and his immediate need of capital Fudge
refused the Offer told the yellow that he Amer
the time.
The Federal government is immensely interested III the
Moore plane for mail service, and has Mr.
Moore that the minute his first plane completed
that he count the Z. S. mail for immediate
orders for planes.
Moore here for the purpose of obtaining little financial
assistance put him the home stretch few hundred
upon the sale of stock.
number of the good of the Ell Centro Chamber of
Commerce putting their shoulders the wheel and
here's hoping that success rewards their efforts.
It's been many day since Imperial Valley had oppOr-
unity foster enterprise which will result in much
favorable publicity for the valley the perfection OF the
Moore plane.
Wonder if the serial "Tom and Jerry" appearing
in the columns OF local paper to be published in book
form?
Already many people arriving home from vacations
cleaning and getting clothes ready for the kddes
school to be in order.
The County supervisors scheduled to appoint
superintendent of public school of Imperial County. Who's
the lucky man? Three guesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02
Steudler & Rohrer Closing Out Sale
Tuesday, September 9Th.

er; eight 1O-gallon milk cans; l walking plow; 1
c,nt-fu al Jump 100 feet of 2-inch galvanized pipe;
1 hog chute; set of chain harness; standard NOW
err grndstone Hog troughs lumber, settling tanks,
gasoline tanks, lead bars, milk cart, milk tank,
shovels, posthole digger and many other small ar
ticles.
FURNITURE.
One Sanitary cot and mattress cebox; one A.
burner Florence oil stove.
TERMS-$10O and under carh. Sums over 500,
three and six months time will be given on note ap-
proved by clerk, drawing 10 per cent interest from
date.
FREE LUNCH AT II 80 "A. NJ.
Sale Starts Immediately After Lunch
WACHTEL BROS. 4 JOHNSON, AuctiOneers.
Residence Phone So, Imperial.
o. G. HORNE, Clerk.
STEUDLER 4 ROHRER, Owners.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02
Kupp Brothers Closing Out Sale
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH
IMPLEMENTS.

IMPLEMENTS.
One wagon and rack, Mccormick mower, 1 hay
rake, walking plow, two-horse disk, two-horse
Fresno set of Chain harness, set of leather har
ness, saddle, No. II DeLaval Separator, II ten
gallon cream cans, 1 1-2 horse power DeLaval
engine, 1 6O-gaon milk tank, l milk cart, plat
form scales, hay derrick.
FURNITURE. ,.,4s
Four iron beds, springs and mattresses tables,
/ icebox, / writing DESK rocking chairs, dining chairs
and washing machine. and many other small articles.
TERMS-$1O0 and under cash. Sums over that
amount three and six months will be given On note
with approved security bearing 10 per cent interest
from date. ,..i.,,.
SALE STARTS AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP
All horses, chickens, implements and furniture
will be sold before lunch
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
WACHTEL BROS. & JOHNSON, Auctioneers.
Residence Phone &c. Imperial.
A. H. KELLER, Clerk.
KUPP BROS. Owners.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

Jack Perry Secretary to Chief of
Police Dave Matlock will leave this
week end for Los Angeles where
he will join Mrs. Perry. They expecc
to be home a few days later.
an absence of several yweeks. Some
of the boys say that the Cocapa
Club begins to look natural again.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02
W2esMIo17hNuI

Do YOU know that B. Salomon & Co.
are selling Hart S,chaffner and Marx
suits for men and young men at $25,
$50 and $35?
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

On the Dan Oakley Ranch, two and onehaf miles
north and one-quarter mile west of Holtville, three
miles east and quarter mile south of McKim
Bridge.
Having decided to leave the valley I will sell on
the above date the following described property,
consisting of
6O-HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE-6O
Thirteen choice dairy cows, Hosteins, Jerseys,
and Guernseys, fresh and others heavy spring
ers; forty -four Holsein hefers, from three months
to three years old; heavy sprngers; two steers,
IS months old; extra good Holsein BULL Is
months old. These heifers from choice COWS and
are fine lot of hefers.
IMPLEMENTS.
Schmzer Hay Stacker, one 2-horse Fresno; 1
separator house, l DeLava separator, No. II, with
power attachment; Alpha engine, Sd horse pow
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

F. c. Dyer city health inspecto,
will leave this week end for Long
Beach to bring Mrs. Dyer back It
the valley.