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The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-03

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The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-03
ICE PATROL SAVES LIVES

DEFIANCE, Ohio, April 3.-1n an effort to prevent river tragedies, which have been frequent in recent years among youthful skaters, a su- pervisor has been employed by local Rotarians to watch a section of the Auglaize River. Daily reports are sent, also, to all schools and to the press informing children's parents as to the exact condition of the ice.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-03
THANATOPSIS READ AT BIER

MANSFIELD, Ohio, April 8. - All religious rites were forbidden at the funeral of Henry J. Hees, seven- ty?one, buried here recently, under the terms of his will
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-03
WATER

Beginning Saturday night and until further notice, the Water Mains will be shut off at seven o'clock in the evening and opened at seven o'clock in the morning.
 ALASKA PUBLIC UTILITIES
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
TOBE PLAYED AT
HOLTVILLE
TOMORROW

BRAWLEY, April Z. - The annual
high school tennis tournament of the
Imperial Valley is scheduled for to-
morrow at the local school courts.
Teams from El Centre, Holtville, Braw-
ley, Calexico, and Calipatria will be
represented in the various events.
According to announcement sent out
to the valley schools, boys singles,
girls singles, boys doubtless, girls ;
doubles and mixed doubles are the five
events to be played by the five schools.
The entire day will be devoted to the
tourney.
For the past month or six weeks the
high school tennis enthusiasts have
been furiously welding their racquets
in anticipation of the meet. The vari-
Gus schools have been exhibiting some
championship form in the preliminary
games. Competition promises to be
Keen and considerable speculation is be-
ing manifested throughout valley over
the best tennis team. Brawley won
the premier honors in the tournament
last year. The home sharks believe
they can turn the trick again.
The matches will be judged by COM
petent representatives from all the val
ley towns. Arrangements have been
made to receive large crowd of WIS.,
itOrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
ST. LOUIS SQUADS
BOTH PENNANT
PROSPECTS
BY w. ]. McVICAR

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
st. Louis has two major league base
ball clubs that are almost like twins.
The Cards "stand' for the National
League pennant and the Browns look
fine for the American League honors.
Both clubs have IL lot III common.
Their chances both depend upon the
same thing-pitching.
Has Good Squad
All that Lee Foil has in his race
for the pennant is the combination of
the best outfield in the league, an in
field that hardly can be improved up
on, good catchers, promising pitchers
and the strongest attack on the cir
cult.
With the exception of adding some
pitching rockies, Fohl is standing pat
on the aggregation that found itself in
July of least season, finished with a
terrific squirt that took it from seventh
lace to the runner up position and
made it the best looking team in the
league when the schedule was finished.
Williams, Tobin and jacobson are
the best Soutfields in the league. They
are good fielders and powerful hitters.
IL the five-week handicap is too much
for Babe Ruth, Williams ought to be
the home run king of the league.
The infield hasn It the all around
punch of the gardeners, but it is a
smooth working, efficient machine.
With the brilliant Sisler on first, Nc
Manus on second, Gerber at short and
Ellerbe on third, Fohl doesn t have to
worry about his inner defense.
SEVERED Good Receiver
Hank SEVERED is an under estimated
catcher. He is one of the best in the
business and he looks better than ever
this year. AS his assistants he will
have Josh Billings and Pat Collins.
Dave Danforth, the high PRICED
pitcher secured from the Columbus
American Association club, may be the
hurler that will lead the Browns to the
pcnnant. Much is expected of him.
Urban Shocker, the well known Yank
"killer' is one of the best pitchers
in the league Van Glider and Davis
are first class pitchers and they ought
to be better this year. Bayne also will
work as regular and he should have Il
good year. Hubert Pruett, southpaw
from Missouri University may be the
find of the year and life saver for
the team.
Fohl says he looks good enough to
become a regular from the start. He
has lot of natural ability and looks
ready.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
CORONADO TENT CITY
SEASON WILL BE
SHORTENED

Coronado Tent City, Coronado Beach,
California is to have shorter season
than has been the custom for several
years past, according to an announce
ment just made by its newly appointed
manager E. A. Swanson, who succeeded
W. A. Turquand.
The well known beach resort Just
across the bay from San Diego will
open its summer season on Thursday,
June 1st. The daily concerts by the
Coronado Tent City Orchestra will be-
gin Saturday June 18th.
Simultaneous with the announce
mcnt of the opening, advice has also
been received that the daily, weekly,
and monthly rates ON all tent houses
except those for the occupancy of one
or two parties, will be lower than those
in effect in the season of 1921.
Tent City, Coronado, will again be
the scene of numerous county, state,
Pacific coast as well as national swim.
ming and diving events this summer,
details of which will be announced
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
TROUBLE ON TRAIL
OF BOY TENNIS
SHARK
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

united GfeSS SJaII Correspondent
NEW YORK, April Trouble is
one of Vincent Richards closest assoc
iates. 1t has camped on his trail ever
since lie started the career that brought
him the title of the boy wonder of the
tennis courts.
The youngster fought every kind of
an obstacle to get recognition for his
prowess. AT last he overcame every
thing and seemed to have won his battle
when he was ranked officially as third
best player in the United States last
winter. But they are still after him.
Officials of the Seventh Regiment
Tennis Club want the national assoc
iation to investigated Richards be-
cause he defaulted out of the national
indoor championships and played in the
middle states championship at the same
time.
Richards is not saying, a word. He
is so experienced at IL in the ways of
battling that he knows silence is the
wisest weapon.
SO far the controversy looks like the
well known mountain out of a molehill,
but if someone starts digging under the
surface real fight is liable to result.
some OF the biggest players IN the
country, including ''Big Bill" Tilden,
do not like the autocratic attitude of
the National Association and they defy
national Officers to tell them what and
where they may play.
Tilden claimed in recent interview
with the United Press that he was 60
ing to play just when and where he
pleased. He said the attitude of the
association was great danger to tennis
and if it was not modified professional
ism would result on large scale, not
through any great desire for money, but
through their insistence for indepen-
dence.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Henry w. Owen, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the Estate of
Henry w. Owen, deceased, to. the
Creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said administrator at No. 106 First
National Bank Building, Ell Ccntro
California, or file. them with the
necessary vouchers in the office of the
County Clerk of Imperial County.
Dated March 16, 1922.
G. II. RICHMOND,
Administrator of the estate of Henry
w. Owen, deceased.
HickcoX, Crenshaw, Shaw Il Truce,
Attys. for Administrator.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
Sport Briefs

LONDON-Cambridge is a slight IA
vorite over the University of Penn
sylvania to win the four mile relay to-
morrow at the Achilles Club Games.
Oxford is considered almost out Of the
running.
PARIS-Mlle. Suzanne Lenglen is
entered in the singles and doubles Of
the Cannes club tennis tournament
starting today. If she plays it will
be the first. time since she defaulted
to Mrs. Mallory i'll America last sum
mer.
RICHMOND, Va" Miller Higgins
is the manager of the New York Yank-
ees and he is the boss. If he orders
Mays fined 5000 the mine will stand.
The club owners will back him up in
everything-Colonel Huston, part own
er of the American League champions
ANNAPOLIS, Md.-Bob Folwell,
football coach at the naval academy,
has been able to get less than a dozen
men out for spring football practice.
The regulars are nearly all engaged in
baseball, track and lacrosse.
NORFOLK, Va.-Mamaux and Nit
chell held the Yankees helpless and
brooklyn won the fourth straight game
g to 0. Mays pitched two innings
and then left for home.
misunderstanding teams in the
interscholastic basketball tournament
at Chicago University and the schedule
for the third round today follow: 3 p.
III. Watseka, Illinois VS.. Mount Yer
non, Ohio; Ais p. NJ. Rockford, Hi
nois VS. Missoula, Montana; 7:45 p. m.
Lexington, KY, VS.. Duluth, Minnesota.
p. IN. Nashville VS.. Buchanan, w. Va.
WICHITA, Kans.-The Cubs outhit
Wichita and won the second game of
the series, IL to 9.
BRISTOL, Tenn.-White Sox pitch
ers failed'tO deliver and took 13 to
3 walloping from the Giants. -
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
Sport Hash
B Y HAM

How we long to see some more good
fights down Mexicali way. We say
"good' fights because we haven't seen
any that were very good there for some
time. Boxing is great game if rules
are followed. We don't specially like
to see some bird, about 20 pounds
heavier than his opponent, get up in
the squared circle and pound his way
to bloody decision. Let's get some
good even matches started, some good
fast boys with class and get the old
game back on it's feet III the valley
again.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Frank j. Hickcox, De.
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned administrators of the Estate
of Frank j. Hickcox, deceased, to the
Creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication OF this notice to the
said administrator at LOG First Ma
tional Bank Building, El Centre, Cali
fornia, or file them with the neccs
sary vouchers in the office of the
County Clerk of Imperial County.
Dated March 16, 1929.
ROSS Il. HICKCOX,
Administrator of the estate of Frank
j. Hickcox, deceased.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
Coast League
Results !.

United Press Leased Wire
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
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SENATE:
Expected to pass bill increasing mum
Der of federal judges.
interstate commerce commission con-
tinues railroad hearings.
HOUSE,:
Labor committee continues coal hear
ings.
Interstate commerce commission CON
tinues hearings on interchangeable
mileage books bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07

This afternoon at Brawley the high
school squads from I'll Centre and Braw-
ley are waging "a keen brand Of ball
according to the advance dope concocted
10y the village gOssips. Betting is
pretty even, it is said. Not much bet
ting in the true sense Of the word but
a few candy and gum wagers among the
boys and girls at both places. Ell Cen
tro IS stock has been lowered and is to-
day fluctuating around 9S in the shade.
This is because FL Centro's team has
been severely crippled. Mcguire smashed
q digit, O'Brien was ruled out by the
scholastic committee. Which means
Wakefield will pitch, Kluck to catch,
Quincy holds down the third sack and
first base is in charge Of some bird es-
Gaping Ham s memory. Read about the
fracas in saturdays sheet.
We got one on the L. A. Examiner.
In one of their recen: issues q headline
read thusly: "Imperial Flag to Ell Cen
tro.' When the story was digested it
said that Calexico won from Ell Centro
and copped the cherries. In other words
the Examiner played a policy and gave
both towns credit for victory.
The FL Centre high school will send
it's crack relay team and a couple more
speed men to the big track meet at Los
Angeles, April %. About $50 will be
necessary to pay their expenses. A pop
ular subscription among the business
men and others will be taken tomorrow
by members Of the team. A boost to
the boys will help whole lot--not only
to them but to the town. They re 60
ing to win the coveted prize in the re-
lay. So chip in men, chip in.
If everything that is written about
these big league baseball clubs was
true every team would be winner.
Even down to the lowly Philadelphia
Nationals, who have held eighth place
so long they are beginning to like it.
Said scribe describes the team very
graphically and in the last paragraph
mentions they have a splendid chance
to cop something. We know what they
Foughta cop.
Reports say Jake Schaefer received
something like $4,000 for defending his
1872 balk, line billiard championship.
Willie Hoppe, contender, received some
thing like $4,000 after having been
champion for several years. Pretty
cheap, boys, better take up boxing.
Even second or third rater makes
more than that offa one fight.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
OAKLAND WALLOPER
SCORES QUICK X. O.
limited Press Leased Wire

TACOMA, Wash, April 7.-Oakland
frankie Burns knocked out Jimmy
Rivers local lightweight, in the first
round of scheduled six round bout
Lcre last night.
Mickey Dempsey, Portland 80
FOUNDER, defeated George Mason, San
Francisco, and Danny Martin, Tacoma,
won decision overy Jimmy Cole, Spo-
kane, in four rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-07
FIGHT RESULTS
United Press Leased Wire

PHILADELPHIA France, Cal
ifornia lightweight, knocked out Jimmy
Murphy in the fifth. round.
NEW YORK-Jack Bernstein, New
York lightweight, knocked out Young
Eddy in the ninth round.
DAYTON, Ohio-Tub jackson, negro
heavyweight, won a technical knockout
over Sam Langford when the referee
stopped the fight in the fifth round.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In tho Clerks Office Of tho County
of Tazewell on the 18th dny Of
March, 1922.
Fila Byrd, .....,..... Complainant,
against
Robert Byrd, ........... Defendant.
The object of this suit is to oh
tain IN absolute divorce from tho de-
fspdnnt in favor of the complainant
ON the ground Of dcsortion and adul
terry. And w affidavit having beon
made and filed that tho defendant
Robert Byrd is not resident of the
State Of Virginia, it is ordered thai
no do appear within ten days after
due publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protects his in
terest in this suit. And it is fuitle.
ordered that copy hereof be pub
liahed once week for four success
i've weeks In tho Clinch Valley News
newspaper published in tho Coun-
ty Of Tazewoll, and that copy be
posted vt the front door Of tho Cour,
,ouse Of this County on or before tn,
9th day Of March. 1922, that being
he next succeeding Rule day aftol
hia order was ontored.
A copy--Testo:
II. S. SURFACE, Clerk.
BY 3. NJ. Graham, ID. G.
Graham and Dowcn, p. q.
arch 17-dt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of the County Of Tazowcll.
on the 22d day of March, 1922:
II. b. Milam, ..........,P lnintiff,
vs.. Petition
J. +. Murray, -. Defendant
The object Of this petition tor az,
tachmont Is to recover for tho said
H. B. Milan from tho said primo
ipal defendant. ]. Z. Murray, the
sum of S300.O0 with interest from
the, 81. day of 1921, and
protest fees evidenced by note, ,,...rn
became DUO and payable OH tho 19th
dry of Jnnunry, 1922, and to attach
the. estate OF tho said ). f. Murray
in Tazcwell Coscty, Virginia, espet
inlly one Clevclnhs Automobile, be-
longing to the said Yrjncipnl dofen
daDt, which is In tho Nossession oi
one G.. r. Hedrick, MT '6rgham, Vir.
ginia, In said County OF TpZewoil.
and to subject tho same to The pay.
ment of said claim OF plaintiff Ithe
said co-defcndant being resnIen,
OF Tazewell County, yirginia), md
fore general relief.
And 1t appearing from a1ldavis
lilcd in aaid case that tho said j. j.
Murray il not resident of tho Stats
OF Virginia. 1t is, therefore, ordered
That said j. +. Murray appear with
in ten days after duo publication OF
this notice, and do what Ii necensni3
to protect his interest. and that n
copy of said order II publication D,
sent by registered mail to tho prin-
cipal defendant, at hfr last known
postoflicc address, as set a0rIu IN ne
affidavit filed; and il il further or
dered that II copy hereof be publish
weeks in tho Clinch Valley News
II weakly newspaper pulRishd at
Tazewell,, Virginia, and that copy
be posted at the front door Of COur
House of said County. OH tho ..exi
succeeding Rule Day after this .oi
der WINS entered.
S. M. GRAB. All, l.. j.
J.. Powell ROyall n. n. :5-xa-1t,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
A NEW WAY OF PRAcTIcING
ECONOMY.

In the year nineteen hundred and
twenty-one there was in all probabi.
lily more money absolutely wasted
in the county Of Tazewell from tho
neglect of automobile tires, than
from any other one cause. If the
owner of car should tear n hole in
his Sunday pants he would hardly
wait until Monday morning to have
them mended, but on tho other hand
he will cut or snag q hole in good
tire, put blowout patch in II AMI
ride blissfully on until his tire Is
ruined by water and grit getting ,.in
the rubber and running the fabric.
This is o story told by our repair
man who is Just back from tho Good
Year Factory at Akron. Ohio. He
says that while he was at the factory
TINT he say set of tires that had
gone $4,000 miles, had then been re
dreaded and had run 5000 more and
that the owner of these tires told
him that he thought that he would
geo from three to four thousand
mope miles out Of them. Now this is
bxpught his car into the tire repair
school and had them inspected. Had
the Sir testaa and If there were any
cuts about his tires he had them no
paired. This mil said that he Ind
spent. about the price of one tire III
repairs What car owner Is there III
farewell County who would not be
satisfied to buy three sets Of tires t.
get this mileage? Our country roads
will naturally wear tires faster THAI
7. city street. This Is all the NOR,
eason that we should give our tires
close attention and got as mach mile.
are from them as possible.
We have q complete tire repaii
snaslline and can give you tho aamt
service that this man got ut the fac.
tory. IL you will only give ua {
chance we will give you moro tir,
mileage at a lower cost than yol
have ever gotten before.
Yours truly,
TAZEWELL BATTERY & TIRE co
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, In the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court of Tnaewell
County, on the ldth day of March,
Frank M. Lawrence, Complainant,
W. In Chnnccry.
Gertrude Johnson and Isac Ar
The object Of this suit Is to have
partition in kind of certain tract
or parcel Of land situate on the WA.
ters or Mud Fork, TaYowell County,
Virginia, containing $500 acres,
which was. conveyed by Charles G.
White and othors to Henry White
during his natural life, and remnina.
er to Gertrude Witcher (now Cor.
Lrudo Johnson) Isnnc Almond White
and Robert Cheshire White, by deed
dated August 10, 1905, Of record In
the Clcrk'a Oilco OF Tnzewoll Coun-
", Virginia. in Decd Book No. IA
paEo 1l1, and in which tract of land
snid Frank M. Lawrence now owns
Inc life estate Of said Horny White.
and the undivided ono-third interest
of Robert Cheshire White, subject
to said lifo estntc, as shown nv dcoda
Of record in snid County: and for
general relief. ~
And M affidavit having boon made
md filed that tho said defendants,
Gertrude johnson and isaac Almond
White are not residents OF tho State
IT Virginia. with last known most
'llcc addresses as set forth In enid
iiidnvit. it Is ordered TINT snid Ger
rude johnson and Isnnc Almond
White do appear within ten days af-
Ter due publication hereof and do
what may bo necessary to protec,
heir interests i'm this suit. And It Ia
further ordered that n copy hereof
% published once n week for -four
successive weeks in the Clinch Valley
| News, newspaper published in tho
l County OF Tazowcll, Virginia., and
smt n copy be posted Mt the front
1 door Of the Court House of this
county on or before the goth day of
\ March, 1922. that being the next sue
seeding Rule Day after this ordo,
WIS entered.
a Copy-.Testa:
| $. NJ. GRAHAM,
Deputy for II. S. Surface, CLARK.
sNye bril's' p. q. 3-17-4t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-31
VIRGINIA. s. 8. ASSOCIATION
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.

The Virginia Sunday School AS
a 'ociation is arranging special State
8, unday School Convention for young
pe ople. between the ages OF 16 and
"a, to be held ut Radford Normal
CON eye, August 25 to ~, next. T9,u
purIn ose is to more thoroughly inter
est , Dung people in Sunday school
work and especially in the organized
class. sSuch meetings have been hclo
for several years and the young PEG
,plo have organized State Council
to make them successful. The Young
People take u large part in the pro
gram, help 20 secure the cooperation
of the Schools and attendance of
Delegates, their President presidcs,
and they do mo&t of the work. 1t is
expected, however. that n number Of
noted speakers Will attend, including
the State Secretary and President,
and representatives of tho Interna-
tional Association.