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Evening star., 1923-04-13

1t is beautiful place, ideal for golf.
a domain Of hill country with perfect
turf. picturesque lanes, stone walls
and the like. The suggestion of Eng
lish countryside is quite marked. The
house is a veritable mansion, and
there is plenty OF room for the in
stallation of the eighteen-hole course
which Hagen would build were he to
take the place over.
His scheme would involve q golfing
school, combined with the health
farm idea. in which the tired business
man would recruit his wasted energies
and renew his tagged spirits through
concentration upon the ancient and
honorable pastime.
Any one who can give Cyril Walker
the secret of increased stature and
some twenty-five pounds additional
weight will receive the undying
gratitude 70 the diminutive Jersey
professional. Walker. it will be re-
Evening star., 1923-04-13
DEERING IS REAPPOINTED
COLUMBIA QUINT COACH

Joseph II. Deer1A9. who divides
his time hetw0sn wasAiASton aA1
New York. Has been rsaDDolntsA
ceach Of the Columbia UAivsrsity
basket hail team DSsr1ng Has
been at the helm for three So.
ooAs. Du11n4 HIS 1fSt year ut
COluAbla th9 team An1oAed Afth
In the IAtercolleE1ate League With
three vfSt0rleo and seven defeats.
TIE aeeOAA YeAR resulted In an
other AftA place With two victories
md eight AAfsats. TAs season just
closed fouAA Columbia fourth With
n even break Of ten GAnes. TIVE
- SAls year's trfaanpkA were from
team also was the Arst to defeat
Cornell - its home court In three
Evening star., 1923-04-13
THREE OF FIVE CLASHES
I SLATED FOR FIELDS HERE
Georgetown, Catholic University and Callaudet Due
for Action Today or Tomorrow-Maryland
Has Struggles on Both Days.
BY II. G. BYRD,

IL local colleges will opponents
~ base ball Georgetown and University of Maryland
afternoon Washington College Johns
epectvs and Catholic University Gaudet
In addition University
urney Annapolis meeting
line
Washington College beaten by the Navy 10 which does
Blue should
team today St Johns has played ball having defeated
fairly
nothing its game except TO-
Hay the best ball their with Gaaudet Wednesday which
" the
Evening star., 1923-04-13
zBYSZK0 IS IN HOSPITAL
AFTER LOSING TO PESEK

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 13-Stan-
islaus Zbyszko. former heavyweight
wrestling champion, Vas sent to 4
hospital here last night suffering
from a slight concussion Of the brain,
after he was defeated by John Pesek
Of Nebraska.
Pesek won the bout in straight falls
and gained the right to meet Ed
"Strangler' Lewis, titleholder. The
veteran Pole collapsed at tho beTin-
ming OF the second fall
Evening star., 1923-04-13
OPEN CUE MATCH TONIGHT.

NEW YORK. April 13.-Charles
peterson Of st. Louis and Albert
Cutler Of Chicago Will meet tonisht
In the first half Of the 400. point
block in their match for the world
1872 balkline shortstop championship.
The last half of the first block will
be played tomorrow night, then they
Will move to st. Louis for the second
block on April 19 and 20.
Evening star., 1923-04-13

the north and south oUea Ses er~
ment, and close observers beff0se Gpskt
with little more avoirdup0&S e&h
Englewood star would stand ifghe IN
Hagen's class as one of the earth's
leading golfers.
Copyright, 1929
Evening star., 1923-04-13
HO,u to Score a Ball Game
by JOHN B. FOSTER
Article 1.-THE ONE.HAND PLAY.

watch must be kept tendency feders to py
the ball with hand There
any other and they usually difficult
be every bit his due and be charged with
he makes brave attempt the ball. rule or almost the
rule IN some sections invariably the player
Evening star., 1923-04-13
PLANNING TO PURCHASE
WELSH'S HEALTH FARM
BY LAWRENCE PERRY,

EW YORK, April 3Jereymen Of gofng inter
VI ested that Walter Hagen going something
practical with the that his
about the with Joe Kkwood According
the British champion thinking of purchasing Freddie
Welsh's of
golfers This years
thereaf varjous tines
Evening star., 1923-04-13
CANADIAN GOLF DATES SET.

MONTREAL, April 13.-Dates for
the Canadian women's golf Champion
ship. to be played over the Mount
Bruno links IN this city. have been
nxed as September II to 22. The
Canadian open championship will be
played on the Lakeview course at
Toronto August to 4.
Evening star., 1923-04-13
INSIDE GOLF
BY George O'Neil-
WHAT HAPPENS HERE

WHAT HAPPENS HEREf
You NO doubt are familiar with
the golfer who too willingly con-
cedes himself all those little puts
OF foot or so. Without question
Ing his ability to sink these puts,
and with no thought OF the fact
that championships have been lost
by expert Eolfers who failed to
sink them, he either picks up his
ball or kicks 1t away from the
hole with his Dutter. One player
1 once saw protest against this
Evening star., 1923-04-13

Bill Johnston advises tennis learners
to play often as means OF master.
ing the game.
Evening star., 1923-04-13
DOPING RACES In MAJORS
Giants Size Up as Best in National
League With Pirates Rated
Second and Reds Third.

(FolopnQ ,ohos
a
Evening star., 1923-04-13

Jersey City will lay out q municipal
golf course. A feature will be a. ;yo
or three extra holes for beginners
Evening star., 1923-04-13
REFEREE,s DECISION.

This player should have played
his putt from the spot where the
hall lay, also adding q stroke for
the stroke he took when he knock
ed his ball away from the hole.
The hole has not been played until
the hall has been put in the cup,
or the putt conceded, and IL
player chooses to putt away from
the hole he must count such
strokes.
(Copyrieht, John F. Ollie Coz
Evening star., 1923-04-13

practice, after his opponent had
knocked his ball to the edge of
the green. The player then re-
placed his ball and sank 1T. Was
he right
Evening star., 1923-04-13

iCopyrikht, 133l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28
DESDE CATANO
LA AFICIoN TEATRAL

La noche del 21 de diciembre, en- el
Teatro "Belio", de este poblado, des-
pues dc la melodicsa sinfonfa, con un
yariado programa hizo su debut la
Compalia Artfstica de los seiiores
Buist-Andino. la que empez6 con el
dramita en- un aeto v en- prosa titu-
lado "Broma FATAL, en- el que Sc dis
tinguieron la .seiIorita f. Ayala en- 81
bien rcpresentado papel de Elena y
la senorita Hip0lita Montafez, en- su
papel de Luisa Tambien fueron OBJ.
jeto de elogios la senora Laura de
Maldonado, la que en- su interesante
papel de Angelita, demostr0 todas sus
agradables disposiciones artfsticas.
Esta joven 81 continGa en- esa es-
cuela del arte puede desarrollar sd
talento, pues en- ella brillan las mas
adecuadas condolences para la escena
Los populares j6venes sefiores del
Vale. Osorio, Soto y Andino, fueron
espl6ndidamente OvacionadOs por to.
dos los espectadores.
Despu6s fuG representado el muy
divertido V aplaudido juguete conf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28
NOT|CIAS DE ARECIBO

que al efccto Sc organiza un baile de
niiios para la tarde del dfa de Reyes
Y otro de mayores por la n6che de
dicho dfa.
FL luncS cStuvo Ell puerto el va
For San Lorenzo con variada carSa.
Sc despach0 para Mayaguez la goleta
Thanh cargada de maderaS. Ma1ana
es esperado el vapor Isabella con va
riata carsa prcccdentc dc New Or
leans.
Aver Sc di6 un csplGndido almuer-
70 a los presses en- csta Carcel de Dis
trito, Ell q. fal.0 les lcchoncs asados.
el arroz con gallina hclados, frutas
dulccs, etc. La Banda Municipal ce-
dida galantemrntc por Ell COmisio-
nado Gel Servicio Pdblico Sr San Mi
Han. ameniz0 el acto y mas tarde una
orquesta TOGO varias pleas, alegran-
do los infeliccs que ALI extinguen
su pena que debido a la iniciativa
del Alcalde del Penal ST.. r. Casano-
vas han disfrltado de un delicioso tlIa.
FL Cine Victoria di0 aver su fun
ci6n de Matinee con rcgalos para los
niilos que a Il asistieron. Para esta
semana la Empresa prcparu la exhibit
ci6n de prcciosas pelfculas de gran a.
Traction.
FL desaffo de Foot Ball que tenfa
que celebrarse en- cl Arccibo Park Sc
ha suspendido para los primcros dfas
del pr0Ximo mes de enero.
COrTcSpOnS0l.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28

Diciembre, 26.-Ayer noche celcbr6-
Sc en- el Casino de Arecibo el anun-
ciado Bale de niiios que como los fes-
tivales que dd ese Centro result0 es-
pl6ndido. En- la terraza adornada con-
venientemente Sc levantaba uu her
mQso drbol de navidad, donde el padre
Pascual habfa dejadO 250 regalos pa
ra los niiios que asistieron q este bailc
Fueron todos 0hsequiados espl6n-
didamente ter1ninando las diez
ademas Sc regalaron la suertc ,nla
hermosa muMcca para las niiias un
autom0vil para los niiiOs.
EntonccS los mayOrcs a. descaban dis
frutar de las deliciaS del bale briilun
temente ameniZado pOr Ia orquesta de
los Sres. Tizol Guerrero. continual
ron bailando hasta las GOce Ell que to-
dos Sc retiraron contentos satisfe-
chos, despidiGndose hasta el 81 de cs-
u HRS cH NuC Sl l uSluO tltSpluC ~
aiio con un suntuOso bale donde no
faltardn los obsequios v regalos a las
damaS.
Hemos sabido que ha, sidO nombrado
Administrator dc la Empresa dol pr.
ri0dico Ell IMPARCIAL. nuestro ami
so el Sr. Arturo Nicolau que entra-
III Ell funciones el dfa = del pr6ximO
enero. Al felicitar al amigo por ST
nuevo emplco, felicitamos la citada
EmpresG por la brillante adquisici6n
de TN empleado active comretentc
Ell Casino EsapnOl de ArecibO ha
designado para presidir la nueva Di-
rcctiva al apreciable Sr. Jose Maticn
20 que va en- diStintaS ocasiones ha
desempe1ado este cargo. Sc espera q.
dados sus entusiasmos csc Centre in
tensiticard su vida social Y sabemos
~ - Z ! sf F5'Ft T srtfa -, -sr-4., .e ., 90
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28
ciado por violar la ley de automobiles.
Fu6 conducido al Hospital Municipal
CHoQEE DE AUTOS

FL dia n, las IL 80 a. H., on lii
callc Lola csquina Ayenida Jose de
Diego, el autOm0vil No. ia. propie-
dad de Ramon Balseiro de Santurce,
que suiaha el chauffeur Rafael Pa
gan, plaza No. 94SG, choc0 con el au-
tom6vil No. 4619, propiedad dc Anto-
nio Lopez, de Juncos, que era guiado
por el mismo con plaza de chauffeur
No. 14004. resultando ambOs calTos
con desperfectos y la Srta. Resa Qui-
litnes. con una leve confusion Ell cl
brnzo izquierdo, Siendo asistida en- Ia
Farmacia Americana, Y pas6 su re-
siiencia Ell In Gale Hip6dromo dc San.
turce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28

co cuyo tftuloe ''Isesirar Despierto'
en- el que pudo llotar q entdsiasmado
pdblico la perfeeta preparation de to-
dos los amateurs que tomaron parte
en- esta divertida cscena, que son las
senoras Laura de Macdonald, Hip6li-
ia Montafez y los seiores del Vale '
Osorio.
Termino la fnnef6n cen q estreno
de una obra bufa en- un acto, original
del muy popular y distinguido joven
Dfaz Andino, que lleva por .tftulo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28
vARIAS NOTICIAS
CHAUFFEUR PoCo pREcAvIDo

Como las 8 a. H., del dfa % del
corricnte, en- la carretera de Ia see
ci0n del Riego de Isabella, fuG arrolla-
do por el automovil No 1916. mancja-
do por el chauffeur Catalina Estepa,
No. 1888, Agustfn V6lcz. de 65 ai1os
de edad, resultando con lesiones en- Ia
cara, piernas otras parties del cucr-
po, de las que lie asisti0 el DIR. Sdn-
chez. NJ chauffeur lie fu6 senalada
fianza de 500. acusado de infringir la
ley de automobiles.
Ell 10 del corriente, en- la carrete-
III que conduce a Vega-Alta, el auto
movil No. 5J43, de Gabriel palern. Y
guiado por Juan Cepero, arroll6 Ge-
rardO Vargas, causdndole contusiones
on la cabeza otras ratres del cuerpo.
El chauffeur fu6 arrestado denun-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28

escarlatn las mordeduas de vboras eneImedades
ganta como preven la insolacon habto tabac
la hebre tOidea vgor voz
Da' @ %
a los caos remedio para Ia caspa poyo Ia como
natural auido para zar 81 pslo
como ter el peo casano rubo t6nico
peo como los uneros como ungueno para
para de dantes como hace una prsps
s is os 81 su M
torcdas de las penas munecas garganta los Ia
pl aa0 cufsr a Ia 5sSt S es Dc Sn
es de gran valof para todos.
PAETE cUARTA
En- 6sa oncOntraran siguienos rue
las crgsa hGsyos dnrante dos amos
chas de grasa limpar amparas chmeueas
nos hacer paaO sransparente probar diamantes
medir pesar peso aura dc las husreg
srar una svs ualauisE candsd meair tisrg haze;
transferr fOOgraas, oxpulsar ratones
de matrmonO hacer MADEIRA
DE- IN s % Vsso d
G aqua sa una mpara sin neceds de hieO hacsr que
mentar e brilo fragancia dc las flores anmles linn
btac0n, matar los pioos gainas
% ss po @ ous Ss
Ss las para los conO p1ueba do
tsIsar gran usiidad
s Ss dss eaSs En- &
guna psTto pusde cOnsegu un br gua tan nero
No dnero por adelantsdo demos solo su
nombre direction pague el libro al recibirlo.
GRAT1s-24 FORMULAS vALIosAs
Con cada pedido por gran coIcc
ci6n de "a formulas absoutamente gratis impresas
en- espaho de ulidad todos LIE den como
hacer polish para da bro od clae de meales
grano alumnio barro para
near, manequlla de cor muy reducido
hielo mxtura helada polvo para
cabelo evta la calvicie peo
des centavos puede mejor jab6n
hacer besdn nqnidO e calsado pasas iavar
hquido extngur incendios composition guitar
moho Como puede quitarse tabaco
povo de huevo sustituya huevo preparation
ahorra la carbon que para
la desarrolar ol buo pierras
jias enjuas, etc Como hacer remedo guitar las
como hquido platear
reloje eonnas joyeras aflara
su navaas segundos como anserir pinturas TO-
tograffas de los magazines per6dcos como hacr pnuras
luminosas brllan la obscuridad.
Muchas formulas valen $500 $500 pc
nosotos damos la collection de "a absoluamens
gratis Todo aquel bro reciba
"a formulas No pedido ahora
U1IoM MAIL ORDER co.
$40 Eighth Ave-, Eept E. 1. IT. Milwaukee Wis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28

~pegale : tc Alnarae FL novel au.
tor. por el acierto de su trabajo, arran-
CO del auditorio todos los aplausos y
tambien fue obieto de las. felicitacio-
nes de los concurrentes.
Prosperidad y exlto les deseo los
.selores Buist Y Andino, como tambien
a todos los que ell Ia mencionada no.
che, tomaron parte en- este agradable
espectdculo y Il los sefiores Rodriguez
y Espinosa por la bondadosa atenci6n
q. tuyieron para los referidos j6venes.
VICTORIO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28

Mucho 70 tambien necesitado de dinsro
engo uacente para cubrr mis- Decssidades EzpIcars
America era probiema dific e principle Por aEdn
mpo a ssy S SIN o s sSsdS caste d.
%u POGO dsedO que mi i4stIuec6n pobr careca
saber nada sin nbros sompTo o6Isaao
nero W ac de- unOS G5ro % 10 hcS dnam
oxac cuena de que e que NADIA sabe pueds egar
Msnras 9o; % so. aHsso
mas dnsrC que OFG p;sa
o @ o sSa no q @
sS @ II.
paho muy fac de entender Es e brc que onseh6
por consguienss sigan mis- consejos no vacen on adqu
S I D 10 S.DssO Il n $
prono adQuere Ell hbro mas prOnto sozara de
No hay nade tenga beneacos de este hbro Lean
en- q bro s1 precio d6nds So pusdo
Esta divdido cOnsns la siguents nfOr
PARTE PR1A1ERA
Esta parte trasa sobrs sguiens Como hacsr
pg mseo % qodo para s51gT S..
invisible legble dnicamente obscure prueba de
e eiss como os
taa
para quo prTsSa de uss para p'FaF
presiones reatos como hacer paps mEico dc rasurar
aa'ss Dc o osr pas Qas scSn sim stc
y otros muchos vaiosos infoTlacs
PAR-E sEGUNDA
Esta parte como chicle leche condensada
povo monadas humo Nqudo Ia carnc pol
para de ra povos aguas de sodas como
fro pur1fcar la manteQula
cia hacer cereaes sdra como
var fresca inverno miel artificial
heo los mones hacer arabes ccnser
var den mas leche
eche hacer vnagre neve un costo de Soc
por ga6n manequa la epoca de caor
dientes bancos Ia ME-
ve sin necdad de levadura vnos de
caramelos vino dc fresas vino de opoTto
de bebidas salsa dc chile chop suey duce
de saados galetas maiz ostado (pop
corn cuyo vaor monta centenares de
d6lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28
PARgE TERcERA

Esa parte siguients: Como hace un
para combatr gordura como curar el asma camar
Ia sordera corregr e ha-
bo beb la tos cr6nica dolores do odos nacer
vida los ojos como meorar IA VISTA
remedo las pcaduras de insecto
la saud como hacer n unguento para
combatr nerviosdad curar el reumatso CO.
unguento cicarsar herdas como cuar IA
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-18
pROSECU TOR TO
DIRECT ROAD LAW
ENFORCEMENT I
Mayfield Warns Motor
lists to Keep Within
Law

Automobile drivers are admonish-
ed to keep within the traffic laws
at all times, by Justice of Peace +.
Mayfield, who informed . Press rep
resent;.tive this morning that traf-
fic officers are now working under
the district attorney S office, and
violators of the law viii be punish
ed upon conviction, regardless Of
"alibis' or "excuses which here
tOfore have led justices of the
peace to exercise lcniency in a good
many cases.
The courts realize that automobile
drivers are usually good citizens,
who happen to become careless in
their observance OF the laws, but
these latter have been placed on
the statute books for the protection
of the automobilist as for the gen
cril public, and must be enforced
without any discrimination If they
are to be of any value. A driver
who fails to observe the speed lin
it, or who neglects to give proper
signals, or in any other way violates
the traffic regulations, is violator
of the law, whether intentional or
otherwise, and must be punished if
found guilty, the same as other of
Tenders, says Judge Mayfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-18
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FOR VALLEYS
DAIRY INDUSTRY
King and Hancock Ship
in Three Cars of
Jerseys

Arrival yesterday of the third
carload of well bred Jersey dairy
cows shipped in by King and Han
cock during six weeks, indicated n
healthy condition in the dairy husi-
hess in Imperial Velley. Butterfat
prices for March average 9.G cents
per pound higher than for the same
month last year, according 10 the
Calrorni. Central Crcameries re.
cent circular letter.
Feed conditions are also improv-
ing and many ranches planted to
alfalfa last fall will soon be ready
for dairy cows.
Mr.. Hancock said this morning,
"While we are glad to hear of the
many hundreds Of acres being plant
ed to grapefruit and grapes, we
realize, as do most Imperial Valley
people, that the dairy industry is
really the backbone of the valley .
prosperity. Tie daily average pro-
duction of butter is 10000, and at
present prices this means almost
$4,000 I. day that is coming into
the. valley in cold cash. If it had
not been for this money coming
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-18
JAILED AS RESULT
OF MANS INJURIES

Will Morris, colorcd, claimed to
have been the man who quarreled
with Tomas Moreno on the east side
Monday night, when the latter sus-
tanned n fractured skull, surrend.
cred himself to the police on the
advice of frineds, and vas lodged in
the county Jail.
Today complaint charging him
with assault with intent to commit
murder was made out IA the dis
trict attorneys office and Morris
will be arraigned before Judge May
field late this afternoon.
When Moreno was first taken to
the hospital. it was stated his name
was Jesus Galimpis. This later was
found to be incorrect. Al the hos.
pital today it was stated lie will UNI
doubtedly recover unless complico.
set in.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-18
Campaign On to
Raise Funds for
Christian School

In connection with the campaign
which Is now going on for the rails
ing Of funds for the California
Christian College Of Los Angeles, n
number of meetings are being held
this week.
Mondays activities included .
luncheon at the Barbara Worth at
which Rev. Aides Wobb Of Los An
geles and Rev. Wallace Payne of
indianapolis, together with the min
listers OF the various Christian chur-
ches of the valley conferred upon
numerous problems relative TO the
campaign.
\ dinner ut the Oregon Hotel for
the Same group and numebr of
church members vitally Interested
In this work occurred in the even
ing.
Tuesday night conference of
Sunday school workers was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Reyburn, 7Sl Broadway, and the
matter Of endowing !, chair Of
Christian Education at tho college
was acted upon favorably. 4 BIZ
bic study period followed by song
service and social hour completed
the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-18
EAGLES WORK FOR
PASSAGE OF OLD
AGE PENSION LAW
Montana and Nevada
Adopted Law, 81 More
Considering
by United Press

SOUTH BEND. Ind, April Is
Old age pension laws will end th'
terror of the poorhouse for many
thousands of aged and pcnniless
Frank +. Herring, head of the Nat
ional Committee on Old Age Pens
ions for the Fraternal Order ol
Eagles, declared today in urging
widespread adoption of the old pens
ions idea
Montana. and Nevada already
have adopted pensions laws, he said
and bills for similar laws are pend
ing in other states. Thirty TIVE state
legislatures consideredsthe proposed
legislature during the winter, Her
ing said. Texas, New Jersey and
Massachusetts took favorable action
and in other states commissions were
appointed to investigate the practie-
ability of the proposal.
Poor Laws Ont of Date
"The idea of the pension Is sim
pie. The almhouse with its disgrace e,
humiliation md institutions!
Gmations has outlived its usefulness.
Our Investigations show that an
almost unbelievable percentage OF
men who pass their 6jth birthday
are compelled to exist, in whole or
in part, upon some form OF public
or private charity.
Poorhouse Is Costly
The poorheuse is not only the
symbol of terror to all those who re-
eognize the impossibility of saving
enough to last them through the
period of lessened production, but
it is very costly institution for
the state. The huge overhead, for
instance, in one OF our states, nee
essitates n tax Of $500 for every
man, woman and child in that state
for the upkeep OF the almshouse.
most as amazing.
"The gratifying early success OF
this effort 10 meet our social needs
has Of course, aroused opposition in
some quarters. The passage Of such
laws in certain states will now be
more difficult because of organized
efforts TO defeat them.
IS a Month
1.-The amount paid is not such as
to discourage thrift. The law in
sures every deserving and depend
ent man and woman over 60 years
of age an income, all told, of $500
per month.
1T is simply large enough to en-
able them to live in frugality out
side of poorhouse.
1.-The Eagles are dedicated to
this social welfare cause through
no selfish interest. We are proud
of our contribution TO humane leg.
islation and we believe that the law
will be in general effect in all the
states within the next ten years. -
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-18
Valley Tennis
Meet at Border

Under the auspices Of the Galley
leo Post, American Legion, a ten
mis- tournament IS to be held in that
city at the recreation center ON
April % and %, open to all tennis
players in the valley. The commit
tee in charge of the affair is plan
ming suitable prizes for the occa-
sion and it is hoped that every rae
quet wieldcr in the valley will take
part in the tournament. An en-
trance feo of 81 will be charged
and those planning to enter are re-
quested to send in their names, ac-
companied by the entrance fee as
early :ls possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-18
Pipe Sale at Steves.
Adv
Cary to Attend Meeting-R.

Cary to Attend Meeting-R. II.
Cary, manager Of the California
Central Creameries, left today for
Modesto, where he viii attend tbs
quarterly meeting of the California
Dairy Council, of which he is n di-
rector. O. q. Horne Of this city and
j. +. Peck of Brawley, also direc-
tors of the Dairy Council are unable
to attend the meeting owing TO
pressure of other business.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-18
DOG WHO KEEPS
DEATH VIGIL is
GIVEN GOOD HOME

Yesterday's story of the dog who
kept " long vigil over the dead
body Of another dog, killed by an
automobile in front of the court
house Monday night, brought forth
statement from a county official
yesterday afternoon, to the effect
that the dog was still on guard yes
terday morning, evidently having
remained faithful to his "pal' dur
ing the night. Y. n. Adams, super
intendent of the county farm, heard
the story from clerks at the court
house, and decided that such faith
fulness should be rewarded. He
therefore adopted the dog brought
him to the county farm, where he
has been given a home and will no
longer be % "tramp.'