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Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

GAME BETWEEN
/ u. C.--STANFORD
Is MAIN TOPIC
BY United Press Leased Wire

r. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.-The
6 big game' Between Stanford Uni
versity and the University of Cali
fornia next Saturday, when the foot
bal championship of the Pacific
coast intercollegiate conference will
he decided in Memorial Stadium at
Berkeley, was the only thing people
were talking about TO-DAY.
Stanford trounced Montana Al
to Saturday, removing the last bar
rier to the home stretch, and Cali
fornia kept it's slate clean with a
non conference victory of 81 to 0
over Nevada.
Both teams showed about the same
strength and both Coach Warner of
Stanford and Coach Andy Smith of
California used as few first. string
players as possible to make show
ing.
should the game Saturday be a
tie, Stanford could claim the cham
pionship by Write of having won
three conference games and tied one
whiles California would have played
two tie games, the first with Wash
ington. Only a. victory can give
California the title, Willie Stamford
has as,double chance.
In the other conference game Sat
urday, Oregon ands Washington
State played Il 7 to : tie at Portland,
Ore. University of Southern Cali
fornia overwhelmed Whittier 81 to 0
and Washington swamped College of
4'uget Sound 96!tot0, both non-con-
Ference games.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
San francisco
II ~
Named Champs il,
National Contest
Ey United Press Leased Wire


Il ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Nov. II.
Y-Sian Francisco will be awarded the
ll925 national junior track and field
Championships at today's session of
ithe National A. a. U. convention
here. Louisville, Ky, is in line for
sthc indoor championships this win
i ter. The committee selected to name
ffhe cities for the two classics res
Iported yesterday in favor of San
francisco and Louisville and the re
port will be adopted today as Il mat
ter of routing.
! 1t was. recommended that in fu-
jhurc the championships be passed
Earound to different sections of the
country, Philadelphia being nomi-
MATED for the 1926 meet and New
lOrleans for 1927.
\ William c. Prout, retiring presi-
dent, suggested in his annual ad-
dress that preparations Cor the next
EOlympic games be started i'll 1926,
itwo years before the Amsterdam
lgames, and that thc> plan of send
ting all the athletes in one group be
abandoned.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
YALE MAY AGAIN
IBE WINNER OF
! THE big THREE .
dartmouth Ranks High
! Due to Heavy
Opposition ,n.
BY HENRY T.. FARRELL
lUnitcd Press Staff Correspondent

"a NEW YORK, Nov. IL. Notre
gDame, Dartmouth, Chicago, Drake
! hnd Stanford are now in that select
! group of sectional leaders as, the
football season jumps into the final
week. .,..s
= There is little doubt now that
lNotre Dame is the best, team of the
tyear and one of the best eleyens
athat ever ran a gridiron. Notre
E3Dame has not been defeated or tied
| And no team in the country has play
| fed the class of teams that Notre
Dame has in Army, Princeton, Geor-
! gla Tech, Wisconsin, and Nebraska.
/ Notre Dame easily outclasses any
! team in the east, middle west or the
/ kouth and comparison with far
4vestern football viii! come when
Notre Dame goes to the coast to
,Rlay Southern California, which,
4Whlle it may not be the best team
bn the coast, will give fair. ideas.
4 Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, and Rut-
tigers are tied for theseastei7l leader.
5ship as they have been tied in one
ITgame without defeat. Dartmouth,
aspowever, deserves top ranking be-
efause. of heavier opposition... Dart
Fmouth was tied by Yale but there
tre many who beicye that Dart.
i4nouth should have woii the game
n Chicago jumped into first place
Ptn western conference and Michi- !
tBa1 moved up to second when Mimi /!
Ffsota upset all calculations by trim 4
lining Illinois 20 to 7.
Alabama, another of last weeks
iftoadiers, was pushed out of first |
js1lace in the south by losing her first I
game Of the season to Centre.
Il Drake holds first place in the
Missouri Valley conference .-gwithI
three games won, none lost and pne !
fled. Missouri is second and. Ne. |
!praska third.
i Stanford still leads the teams in
jfhe Pacific coast conference with
illear slate against one tie game on
california s record.
Il Yale, i'll a most impressive victory
'PVer Princeton Saturday.; seems to
,pe the winner of tile big threeo
championship for the second success
lbive year. $ - 80
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

QUICK ACTION secures a real bar
gain. 80 acres, z miles from
Arlington, mile from store at
La Sierra Heights. % acres alfal-
fla, acres building site and gar
den land, One fourth interest in
new pumping plant, 120 inches
water costs zoe per hour. room
house, not quite. finished. New so
ton hay barn, Is cow stable and
milking machine, Land on three
sides already subdivided. Adjoin-
ing land without buildings recent
ly sold for $1,000 per acre. Sac
rifice price, $2o,50o; $4,000 can
remain on easy terms at 6 per
cent. VIII consider local or east
crn for equity. VIII assume
some. Owner in poor health,
must work out $4,000 in cash to
satisfy creditors. Russell Busi-
ness Service, Realtors, 646 Ninth
FOR SALE-Completely furnished
double house rented by year for
$50 per month for sale at bar
gain. Apply at 66a Hail or j. +.
Waterman Ranch. 12tc
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
Lots of Action
to Boxing Bill
At Border Arena

Without intcrmission, for TWO ant
| half hours yesterday afternoon tn
various contcntants in the bouts a
/ the Owl Arena, Mexicali, provide;
. the boxing fans attendant there
with an excellent exhibition of the
art of self-defense.
For a good showing the FiHpinos
can be depended on every time, ano
it rs remarkable how that race is
coming to the front in fistic circles
But the general fault of these fight
ers9 they can t develop a straight
left, prefefring:swings and the man
with a good straight left can gcner
ally beat themf
Sailor Ackerman, verging ON the
forties and veteran of many 8
good fight, went all of the gchedul-
ed Is rounds with Joe De LeSn, "A
Filipino, and although Joe is a
quick and determined boxer with a
walIop, the sailors straight lef,
and left hook had their effect, and
De Leon was nearly out twice, but
finished strong, the award going to
Ackcrman on points. 1t was a per
pcct fight from the point of view
of sport for there was not m un'
fair blow struck, and though the
sailor had Joe ratified once or twice
he exhibited lots OF control, and
earned the 9p.audits of the fans at
the finish NIL
The opening aeyent was Il go be,
tween two Youngsters NRom"ro and
Losero, four rounds, Losero being
a beginner, and with plenty Of
pluck but Romero was heavier and
took the so on points. Frankie
Cruz and Speedy Raymond went AN
other four rounds, "Blackic" Cruz
making his left hook effective, and
won on points. Two boys from FL
Centre, Smith and Garcia, tried
conclusions, in four rounds, and
though Smith took good deal of
smuggling his defense beng poor, he
always came back, and divided the
event in the referees opinion,
1t was regretabble that Young
Sam liangtord could not wait II his
go with Millerqui, for he had his
m;ln beat in the first round, Sam IS
wallop being a surprise to his oppo-
nent. Saul dropped his man twice,
and in the second round was anxious
to finish him, and iabbcd .him low.
1t was so apparent that storm
of protest arose from the fans, and
Referee Blanchard rightly \awarded
tlie~ fight against Langford.
Two San Diego boys put up, a
good six round 60, Alsano and Tony
.Lopez trying conclusions in a hard
tonight bout, Lopez getting the vdr-
dict, .
The semi final event, an eight
round affair, saw the Brawley boy,
Battling Paul facing Barr"ro, a
heavy chested fighter of the slug
ging variety, Blanchard very prop
crly declared the event draw,
which was the opinion of the major
ity Of the fans,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
5Tild en- Breaks
\ Even With Rival
|. At Dedic alton
By'united Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL
iWilliam r. Tilden, of Philadelphia,
national tennis champion, broke
tcven with William M. Johnston,
his ancient rival, each taking Il set
bin the feature match marking, the
jdcdication of the new tennis stadium
llcrc yesterday.
TiIdcn took the first set IS and
}Johna.on the second 81,
Helen, Wills, national and Olym-
,Iic woman S champion, defeated
Cranton Holman, star junior player,
IG-l. In the mixed doubles Vin0nt
Richards, Olympic champion and
Miss Wills defeated Tildcn and
Helen Jacobs national junior cham
Ipion OF and 7-5 aud in the men s
doubles Tildcu and Richard defeat
ed Ray Casey and John Str1chan
i9-7, 6-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
SAFE BLOWERS TIE UP
WATCHMAN, ROB SAFE Z

CHICAGO, Nov. AZ Seven safe
blowers tied up the w&tchman in
the Pcrshing palace cabaret early
today, blew open the safe and cs-
capped with $l2,S00. The robbery
WAS diseoNered with the arrival OF
the day porten
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
Here and There
in Sport World

Los ANGELES, Nov. 17.-Assur
ed that the new Culver CITY race
track, wills be completed by the enc
Of this week, Officials of the board
track have sent an invitation to
Henry Ford asking him to referee
the Thanksgiving Day race. Ford
IS a great lover of the sport of
speed and was Il referee at the 500
mile indianapolis race this summer.
f urgent Business does not interfere
it is thought probable that he will
accept the invitation.
Taxing the place of the old Bev.
erly Hills speed bowl, the new Cul.
yer. City track will be the fastest in
>the country, according to a. M
!, 1oung, president of the speedway
will be banked at a great
er angle than the old Beverly
track, thus making "a longer straight.
away and shorter turns. u..S, ..,..,s
All of the racers who competed at
Tanforan Sunday afternoon are cx-
pected to return today to prepare
their mounts for the 230-mile grind
a week from next Thursday.
With the possibility of Il fight
with Jack BrItton if he wins, Bert
.Colima will mix fists with Mike
Dempsey, 150-poundefefrom the east,
at Vernon tomorrow night. Itsawill
be the first appearance with one ex-
ception, of the Mexican idol since
his brother was killed three months
ago, but. he has been in almost con
stant training" and ought to make
things interesting for the Syracuse
boxer.
Marty Farrell will meet Alex Tram
bitas of Portland III the semi wind
up, while Leach Cross brother,
Marty will meet Johnny Mcndes in
the special spot.
With only four days left for
practice before their last lccnfercnse
game this year, the University of
Southern California football Nteam
will settle down to hard work this
afternoon. The Idaho vandals, one
of the strongest teams in the con
ference and tho west this year is
expected to arrive on Friday For the
game in the Coliseum Saturday af,
teruo0n. tr sR
The game with Whittier last Sat
urday showed two noticeable weak
nesses in the Troians playing. First
is their infraction of rules, the pen
atics from which offset many a
good gain, and second the failure
of their passing attack. Coach Ell
mer Henderson will attempt to
strengthen the team on these points
this week, at the same time bolster
ing up the defense and offcnse.
Idaho, under thc able instruction
of Bob Mathews, has always given
the men of Troy tough battle, and
this year will prove no exception as
the vandals will go into the game as
favorites to win. With their vie
tory over Oregon last Saturday by
the. score of Il to 0, Idaho is myth
cally stronger than the Washington
wonder team which lost to Oregon,
8 to O., several weeks ago.
However, the University of South
crn California realizes that II win
over Idaho would probably mean
playing in the east west game ON
New ears Day, and they are go
ing to fight all the way. otto An
dcrson is the only one on the injur-
cd list at the present tinc,- being
out with Il bad ankle.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
For Sale--LiUeStOck

FOR SALE-43 COWS, > bulls, chick
ems, turkeys, horses, harness, wa
gems, separator, calves, plow and
other tools, milk cans, water
tanks and feed racks, moving
machine and rake. Price $1,000,
about one third cash takes them,
balance on terms, Ii mile south
and Il mile east cf Rose school.
lit6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
WANT ADS

RATES:-The rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is cent per word each inser
clon. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
The Weather

By United Press Leased Wire
FOR Los ANGELES AND VI
CINITY-Fair tonight and tuesday
with moderate temperature.
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Partly cloudy tonight and Tues.
day. No important cnange in temp
erature.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
DEhPALMA FERSR
AT TANFORAN RACE
--Ax -,
ny rrcnN stnff Correspcndent

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IT,
Ralph De Palma, italian speed vet
eran, won the 100, nlkfeaptomobilc
race at forab1f;H Dtfaek here
Sunday in one hour, "a minutes and
20 seconds.
Peter DE Paolo de Palma 3 ne
phcw was second, with Eddie
llcarno third
Work has been commenced Oh the
Pud'lingstone dam site, the 9um
Whieh II 70 inround the water from
san DlmaS Canyon.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION b
Special Notice

FOR TYPEWRITING service phone
7oJ: Office Supply Co., equipped
for all makes, guaranteed work
manship. II. r. Thompson, Valley
Typewriter mechanic. 14t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

BIG BARGAIN for quick sale. Well
improved 10 acre ranch, / mile
south Of FL Centre on highway
for sale by owner. Five room
house with bath and running wa
ter. Garage and water system.
$50 grape fruit trees. Poultry
houses and wire. Rich mellow
land. Prlce $500 ii taken at
once. Terms if desired. Ernest
Greer, z. O. Box 80, III Centre.
Calf. 1lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

FOR SALE-Seven passenger Mar
mon, good condition. Terms. APP
ply 333 Sixth Street, Calcxico.
17t5
NEW; clean stock of groceries to
trade for real estate, auto, or
what? Write Box 55;aS, Imperial.
g...y 17t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
For Sale--pOuItrU

FOR SALE--l year old barred rock
hens and Rhode Island Red pull
lets, $l,50 each. Also s gallon
milk COW for sale. $50 Orange.
15tg
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

MATTRESS REBUILDING
Let us rebuild your old mattress.
1t will be just like new, at small
cost. 4 large selection. Of ticking
to choose from. pholstering
neatly done and furniture repair
cd Work called for and deliver
ed.
.BOWERS and DUNBAR
MATTRESS SHOP.
Phone 324R 533 Broadway
El Centric
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

FOR SAL 4E-Housc 10x12, good
condition, reasonable. 4S0 Orange
Ave. 15t2
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

FOR RENT-Apts. and rooms. 383
Olive. Corner Fourth st. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

FOR SALE room house, y acre,
fenced, alfalfa, 80 Olive trees.
$500. No. Srd at Villa Ave. Own
er. y IL i3 Is II 10 81 % 25 q
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
Herp Wanted


WANTED-Mcchanist or lathe ope-
rator. Apply Imperial Irrigation
shop Imperial. l4t3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

WILL contract frost protecting
grapefruit trees. Call 1l3W1. w.
}. Strickland: 12t5
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

WANTED-To buy mule and horse
colts, up to four years old. Boz
424. Press office. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

w ANTED = Reliable, educated,
Christlan woman for employment,
connected with Child Welfare
Experience in school, or Sunday
school work desirable, but no,
necessary. Salary 500. Give Tele-
phone. Box 4zJ, care fress. l|t-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
Observation-Disclosures


FURNISHED Apts. Private bath
413 Park st. 15t3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

FOR RENT-Poreh bed room, out-
side entrance. 715 Orange Ave.
1916
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

MARIEs' PLACE" for sale, real
bargain for cash 1856 No. 5th st.
4tl2
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
For Sale or Exchange

WANT TO SELL AND LEASE
/, Here from sSau Diego for few
days aud itust sell 10 acres of
cotton, 5 acres Of milo maize,
ready to harvest. ALSO team of
work horses and some farm ma
chinery. Will sell with lease on
20 acres, IL miles from Eel Cen
tro, or will sell separately aud
lease separately. 8 room house On
premises. See j. w. Parkinson,
Robertson Motor Co. Ell Ccntro,
1876
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

In Denver, cigar factory burn
cd destroying thousands of cigars,
Fqpd. NeIL ybet they were aot niehel
ones.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
For Rent-ROOnas and
Apartments

FURNISHED ROOM = Adjoining
bath. 613 Brighton Ave. 1878
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

You take a baby learning to talk,
and it earns its board and lodging.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

FOR SALE at bargain. Eden elec-
trlc washer and bed room out
fit. 800 Brighton Ave. 17t2 g
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

FOR SALE-Tea1n of extra good
work mules. Y miles easJ OF
Whiting Crossing. Chris Bucher.
llto
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

FOR SALE-fent or exchange, one
half block, next to new court
house. Z. O. Box 457. +tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
For kent--t'ity, Property

FOR SALE-Ghcap. 6 acre ranch in
EI Centre, all fenced in poultry
wire. Good 8 room house. Good
buy if you call soon. 123 South
Ninth st. 11t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-15
GROCERS OFFER
PRIZES HERE
Stores to Close for Doin'S
at Woodland Park

Many grocery stores viii be closed
Wednesday when members Of the
Seattle Retail Groccrs' association
staEc thsr annual picnic In Wood,
land park
Various contests Tor prizes will
feature the event
Groceries valued at ss5 will 30 10
the mother. under 80 years OF age.
with the largest family.
More than 500 worth Of prizes will
be given In the Childen's parade,
planned Tor 5 o'clock IN the after.
noon.
The best costumed boy and glrl viii
get $40 each: tho most originally
dressed viii set SO each; and the
same amount viii 10 20 the most
oomically CARRIED lad and maid. each.
The best character In tho parade
Is 10 receive a quart OF certified milk
every day for a year, Twelve. six
and three. month passes 90 the Pan
tages viii be given other original
costumes,
one hundred dollars has been hung
up for the boat race on Green lake.
over course about a mile Ions. The
winner will set $50: second ia5; and
third SIS. Eight entries. from as
many city communities. are ex'
pected
Frank Kannalr. executive secre-
tary OF the association, has offices az
1893 Green building aud can supply
detailed information on the contests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-15
Clash of Egoes
Is Very Often
Divorce Cause
BY CYNTHIA GREY

IIToMEN have discovered many things about themselves
w in the last few years.
They have discovered that they have brains and they
have discovered they have rights"
They have also discovered that they have "egoes"
An ego formerly of one seX-mascuine. III women
had egoes they kept them hidden.
But discovery always lends 10 another and so women
found that they had personality individuality and egoes
Clash of egoes is one Of the causes Of present domestic
unhappineSs
Said professional woman recently: when marry
want TO marry who has different profession than
for then there will be clash OF egoes find in
terest In his profession as he can in mine"
notorious that actors and other artists who take unto
themselves mates of their professions do not a rule
have harmonious domestic
He wants TO talk about himself and want 10 talk about
myself, says the unhappy wife Professional jealousy
rather than marital jealousy that But jealousy of any
kind death TO marriage and the clash of egoes finally
sends It's victims into the divorce court.
Recently an actress who has the distinction of being the
happest married woman in sageland the recipe Of
her happy marriage.
Let the home be 6040 basis in favor Of the hus
band"
Whether this ratio would bring harmony in marriages of
less emperamental persons Is doubtful but members Of
those professions that call for the expression of empera
men personality and EGO" would without doubt find do
nestle happiness if mated to partner whose lack of EGO
would make him willing TO live q 6040 basis.
III Is an age when men and women cropping TO find
solution of their new relationships.
The girl who 10 college side by side with her hus-
develop her individuality just her husband will de-
velop his
What will marriage do such as these? Is the wife the
only one who must do the adjusting? Is the home 10 run or
60-i0 basis a $3.50 one?
These questions that il would be well for the bride
elect TO consider before she marres She must decide
whether clash of egoes" will be imminent or whether her
common sense can avoid such a conflict
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-15

that her husband wanted her TO bob
her hair.
I'm afraid you arc making a noun.
tain OF mole hill. tho in your case
can't even see tho mole hill--it
doesn't take much 20 discourage
some people. does III
You say you ure small and thin
and your hair the same--well. bob is
exactly the thing for you. / know. /
was in the same fix. but now. look.
az tho least, 10 years younger and
my friends are constantly comment
lng on my improved appearance.
I've had mine bobbed Tor over a
year never regretted Il oncel had
u marcollcd but three times and IL
never stayed In over night. but
keep Il curlcd Just tho same BY us.
Ing an electric curler part Of the
time % takes but Is minutes IN tho
morning. and the other times put IL
UP on curriers' over night. These can
be had AZ tho IS cent store TASK the
clerks which are best for bobbcd hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-15

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II cannot be bought ready 10 use be-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-15
Livengood Wins
Agency Promotion

W, n. Livcngood has been APP
pointed 90 the position as assistant
general agent with the Grant agency
81 the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
company. according 20 Joseph r.
Grant. general sgcnt here He VIII
have charge Of agency Organizing,
Livsngood Joined the agency In jan.
uary, 1898, lie was a member Of the
Carnegie class az the university last
summer