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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14

p1on"; un record dice Mr.. Stra-
nahan-Que nunca ha alcanzado an
tes ninguna pieza accesoria de los
automobiles pero que las bujfas
Champion, desde entonces, han
1sualado superado en- cast todas
las carreras en- las que han tenido
participation. En- indianapolis, el
80 de mayo, todos los doce carros
que terminaron La cl&sica carrera,
en- la que SO bati6 el record de las
500 millas (s04. so kil6metros) es-
taban equipados con las bujfas
Champion; otro record sin pre-
cedente.
La efciencia de las bujias Cham
pion' en- estas dos carreras cause
tai impression que los Is competido.
res en- las carreras de Altoona, Pa. 4,
Las adoptaron. En- la carrera Inter-
nacional, en- Cremona, Italia, An
tonic Ascari, usando las bujias
Champion" estableci6 un nuevo
record de velocidad Sobre caminos
carreteroS, en- 10 Kilometres mar
cando un promedio de 120 millas
Q9S. 0S kilometros) por hora y lue-
go gan6 Ia carrera de 200 millas
(321. g hl6metrosl. La hsta de vic
torias consecutivas de las bujias
champion" SO agreg6 Ell 4 de ju-
lilo La victoria que On Kansas City
obtuvo Jimmy Murphy.
Emulando sus @x1tos en- los Is.
tados Unidos, las "Champion" die
ron una batida general en- las BOG
millas (s09. SO dl6metros) de la
carrera Grand Prix International,
en- Lyons, Francia. POGO despues,
en- una segunda carrera en- Altoona
SO comprob6 que Las usaban todos
los carros que cruxaron Ia meta
Mas tarde Sid HaugdaM bati6 Ell
record de velocidad sobre pista en-
La Exposition Nacional Canadiense,
en- Toronto. L.uego sigli6 el cele-
bre Grand Prix 1tauano, en- Monza,
donde Las Champion barrieron
Ell campo sucediendo 10 mismo en-
las carreraS de La fiesta de la Ven
dimia en- Fresno, California y en-
La nueva batida del record mund1aI
de las $50 millas (402 rs hl6me.
tros) en- Charlotte, reanzada por
Milton, record que So mantuvo So
10 hasta La realization de las carre-
ras de Culver City que constitu-
yeron Ia nndecima Victoria conse-
cutiva de las bujias "Champion"
dando a sus fabricanteS una supre.
nacla indiscutible en- todas y ca
da una de las grandes carreras rea-
hzadas durante Ell ailo de 1924.
Jimmy Murphy, quien por sus
carreras Sc le ha otorgado ell tftulo
de campe6n del afio 1924 us6 las
bIjias Champion en- todas sus
carreras. "Son sin par en- su cla-
se' decia en- Ell teIegrama que en-
VIC a los fabricantes Immediate
mente despues de una de sus mas
impresionantes victorias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14
EUEvoS ARZoBIsPos PARA Sc
VILLA Y GRANADA

ROMA, MARIO IL. Omitted Press)
ofeialmente sc sabe que en- ell Con
sistorio que Sc uevara a cabo Ell
dia 13 dc ahril pr6ximo, ser&n nom
brados los cardenales arzobispos de
Sevilla y Granada.
Ell ConsiStorio sera presidido por
s't Santidad y la corte cardenaE-
cia. Hay muchas probabihdades de
que sea nombrado un cardenal pa
~ una sede vacante de Sud Anne
rica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14
UN INCIDEETE DESAGRADA
BILE ENTIRE HERRIoT Y
RERTHO

PARIS, mario ~. Omitted Press. )
=. preSentarse M. Herriot al CO.
mite de Relaciones Exteriores de
la CAmara, antes de hacer las de-
claraciones pidi6 a todoS los miem.
bros que 10 componian no divul-
garan 10 que en- ell Sc trataria M.
Berthe, diputado comunista, rehu-
so, por 10 que Herriot Sc abstuvo
hasts tanto Berthe renunciara CO.
mo Iniembro de este comit6, de ha-
Ger las declaraciones que anuncia-
IA.
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EXTRAORDINARILY PROEzA

La proeza de Bennett Hill, Harry
Hartz y cuatro pilotos mas quienes
batieron prkcticamente todos los
records mundiales de ve1ocidad, has
Ia Ia distancia de $50 millas (402.
IS kil6metros) inclusive, en- La nue.
va pista de MADEIRA de la ciudad
de Culver City, en- California, Ell IS
de diciembre dltimo, clausur6 el aio
que unanimemente Sc considera CO.
mo Ell mas grande desde el punto de
vista del sport de las carreras de
automobiles. En- la carrera de $50
millss (4o2. IS kil6metros) reanzada
en- Beverly Hills, Ell "a de febrero
de 1924 Sc marco Ell record mundfal
que ha sido battdo cinco veces du-
rante el afio; en- Ia carrera que Sc
acaba de msncionar, 1uego en- Ia
clAsica carrera del 80 de mayo en-
Indianapolis, mas tarde en- el
"Grand Prix' Itahano, el 25 de
octubre en- la famosa carrera de
$50 millas (4o2 25 hl6metros) en-
Charlotte, N. c., y por Gittmo en-
Ia carrera de Culver City.
Hill fue obltgado desarrollar la
hssta entoncss deeconoctda veloci-
dad de 1926 9 nillas Goa. .1S kil6.
metros) por hora para poder ganar
esta Ultima carrera. Los sets prt.
meros pllotos que cruzaton La me-
ia batieron ell record ulundial ante
rior para Ia distancia de $50 mtllas
(402 Is k1l6metros) que era de
11a. II millas (1eo.14 kil6metros)
por hora, y con Ell cual Tommy
Milton, solo siete semanas antes,
habia hatido todos los records an.
teriores durante las fiestas de Ia
American Automobile Association
en Charlotte, N. C.
Las carreras de Culver City tam.
| hi6n el ado mas fsliz que, en- el
campo de exitos automov1listas, ia.
mas ha disfrutado antes un fahr1-
cante perque las bujias Cham
pion" Sc usaron en- todos los auto.
movies ganadores en- todas las ca
rreras do importancia en- este pals
en- el extranjero. Los carros equi-
pados con elias ademas de batir do
cenaS de records anter1oreS de We.
locidad, hicieron todos sus recorri-
dos sin necesidad de cambiar las
bujias, algo que nj siquiera Sc ha-
bia sohado como possible dos afios
atr&s. En- inflnidad de carreras TO-
dos los cares que pudieron termi-
narlas estaban equipados con bu-
jas Champion, segdn la afirma-
ci6n hecha por Mr.. Robert A.
Stranaham, presidente de la Cham
pion Spark Plug Company.
La Gsta de las victorias conse-
cuttvas obtenidas por las bujias
Champion Sc inici6 en- Beverly
Hills, California, cuando Harlan
Tengler bati6 ell record mundial de
las $50 milIas (402. 25 kil6metros)
por primera vez durante el aho.
Cada uno de los diez primeros ca
rros que cruzaron La meta en- esta
carrera usahan Lao hnifas ssrham.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14
DEECR1PCIoN DE LA
HACIENDA "MERcEDl

Situada en- BRrahona mas de
mil quinientos pies sobre el ntvel
del mar. saS
Extension POGO mas mencs tres
mil tareas (quinientos acres) y po-
treros situados cerca de Ia finca,
unas mil doscientas tareas: casi to-
da La fnca esta sembrada de ca
fe, en- su mayorfa cafetas rueVos
que va han dado dos cosechas, Las
pleas nuevas estan en- terrenos
vIrgenes.
Production 700 a 500 quintaies y
dentro de dos o tres afios duphca-
ra su production.
La finca esta provista de agstas
Idas, animales, cables para la trac-
ct6n aerea del cafe (madera ?
otros productos) a las maquinarias,
doce casas para empleados y ira.
bajadores, una casa de faHiIiia, con
nueve habitaciones, nueva de ma
dera y zinc, bodega (esta Sc vende
por inventario), dos dep6sitos de
zinc, casa de maquinarias con des-
pulpadora, piladors, separadora
Eureka, elevator, secador al va
por de 20 Quintales, dos tanques
reservoir para aqua de concrete y
mamposteria de 30 mil y 40 mil
galones, Clas maquinarias son nue.
vas de Ia casa dc Squierl, iin mo-
tor de petr6leo marca Otto dc 25.
II. p, una caldera vertical de
II p, un motor de gRsohna de IA
Il P. con una cierra circular para
cortar LEILA, molino de maiz, artete
hidrauhco para elevar Ell aqua a
400 pies, con tituIo de aqua conce=
dido por ell gobierno, taller compile
to de mecanica, mil ochocientos s2
cos nuevos para embarQues de ca
fe, extension de terrenos dedicado
al cutttvo de frijoles y maiz, p1&,
tanos y guineos tan abundantes que
Sc pudren en- Ell campo, Inaderas
dc construction como laurel, Juan
Prtmero, cedro, caoba, membrillo,
ETC., nueve basos de potreros dentro
de la finca, china saludable, frio
durante Ia noche y en- el dia, 5el
sol es tan fuerte que hace innece-
sario Ell secador al vapor y Sc usan
los glasses o secadores de concrete,
generalmente Sc usa Ell secador al
vapor en- los dfas lluvioSos r1u-
blados.
Toda la propiedad con sus acce-
sorios SO vende por S5o,ooo.oo, al
contado a plazo con buenas ga
rantias. La propiedad Sc puede apre
ciar mejor hacienda una vista. es
facil de aumentar va en- 81 nisna
va eomprando terrenos a los ve-
cinos.
Sc vende esta propiedad cuahd6
mejor porvenir presenta porQue su
dueno Sc nte cansado y dSsea re-
tirarse nr al extranjero a dfs-
frutar de sus largos ahos de ira
bajo.
Informara ]. Mata RANCHE.
10 90 sT
E6iflcto "Cerame -a-s
SantO Domingo, r. D.
Adyt.
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Es indispensable para el tocador
y para el bano.
El uso diario de este jabon protejera
la piel contra las intermediates y
proporcionara alivio contra los olores
del cuerpo que causa el calor.
EIimulando las impurezas de Ia piel
Sc gozara de esa sensacicn refrescante
que Sc experimental despues de usar
ell JABON SALVAVIDA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14
Gonzalez pddin Co., Inc.
AGO NuEpo ToDos LOS DlAs
no 10 rENCA EsPgRANpo

A los hombres no les gusts ser contra
riados pOr esposas novias que 'EnS
sabian la hoYa exaet23,
Las mnieres que usan uno de estos re-
Iojes de muheca est&n Siempre g TEMPO.
POr que no nnirse este "Club la Ho-
ia Exacta' 1nmediatamente7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14

EI Jabon1 de Salud

Vuestra vida en- vuestras manos.
Muchisimas Intermediates son caus>
adas por germenes que de las manos
pasana la rariz oa Ia boca. Laespuma
abundante y antiseptica del jabon
Salvavida eLmina los germenes. Es
vuestra mejor P1oteccion.
Una pastilIa de este famoso jabon de
salad solo cuesta diez centavos.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
No. 7922M-In Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

In the District Court of the Unit.
ed States for the Southern District
of California. Southern Division.
In the Matter of Leland f.. Knowl.
ton. Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Leland f..
knowlton, of III Centre, in the
County of Imperial and district
aforesaid. "A bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
9TH day Of December, 1925. the
said Leland r. knowlton WIS duly
adjudicated Bankrupt; and that the
first meeting of his creditors will
be held at the office of the under.
signed Referee, l03 and lO4 Reh
kopf Building. Sixth and Main SITS.
in the City of FL Ccntro. State of
California, on the 90th day of De.
cembcr. A. D., 1925, at the hour of
2 p. M, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint II Trustee, examine
the Bankrupt, consider II petition of
the Trustee TO sell the property of
said Bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated December 18th. 1925.
HUBER \. COLLINS,
1911 Referee in Bankruptcy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
Here and There
in Sport World


New York Res -ectn% the memory
of Iiobcv Baker, former Princeton
and hockey star. the rcorganizcd 81
Nicholas hockey club team VIII not
use No. 6 on lis uniforms. Bakers
was killed in TIL" military service
after Ec had starred with the st
Nicks. His number was ''G.
New York.--Tcx Rickard denied
today that he had secured amy inter
est in Paris boxing svndicatc, 4
lave enough trouble maktlg good
matches here where there are lots of
fighters, he said.
Chicago johnson, for
20 wears trainer of Chicago univer-
sity athletes, will be buried Mon
dav afternoon. He died yesterday.
Bloomington, Ind, After a
scrimmage this afternoon, Coach Blli
Ingram aud his al! star eastern
team win depart for the Pacific
coast for game Wti, Il coast all
star team in San Francisco, Dccem-
her 26.
sault Ste Marie, Ont.-The Win
nipcg Maroops defeated the local
Greyhounds / to 0, in the first
Central hockey league game here.
Wichita, Kan.-trank Jndson dc
feated pick Daviscourt, Ellensburg,
Nash, by taking the last two Tails
in a, Wrestling bout here. -....-. 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
Anticipate Fast
Game When Stars
Play With Yuma

Baseball fans who have seen the
Yuma team and Stcvc'5 El Centre
nine play either of their two pre-
vious games this season, are an
ticipating fast exhibition when
the teams meet at Calexico Sunday
in the third and d"ciding game of
the season.
Each team has thus far won one
game and the winner Sunday will
be considered the champion of Yuma
and Imperial Valleys. Manager Ed
die Nance of El Centre hopes to
trot out Nash, his pitching ace, to
do the hurling for the team. Nash
has not worked in a couple of
weeks, ana ought TO he in good con
dition for Sunday S game. Greene,
the husky Mexican pitcher who
stood the local boys on thcir heads
three weeks ago, will again be on
the mound for Yuma ard the FL
Centre squad is ont for revenge.
a large delegation is expected
over from Yuma for the game and
th,rc is sure to be some rapid fire
roofing when the game gets under
way. Play will be called at o:3O
as usual.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
KAPLAN GETS DECISION IN FIGHT
WITH HERMAN FOR WORLDS TITLE
BOUT IS DESCRIBED AS TERRIBLE
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. l9.--'' There
are couple Of old men who ought
to 60 back to work and get some
Of this easy dough- Jimmy John
ston, the boy bandit of Broadway,
remarked today. "Onc of them is
old man Kilbanc and the other is
old man Dundee.
Johnston s opinion reflected that
of 10000 fans who sat mon ter
riblc l5-round bout in Tex Rickard 8
garden last night between Kid
Kaplan and Babe Herman for the
world g featherwcight championship.
kaplan received the decision of
the two judges and the referee but
draw would have been more appro-
pirate. as neither of the fighters
was deserving of any kind Of com
pliment.
kaplan became the recognized
champion Of his class when the New
York boxing commission organized
II tournament among the contendcrs
TO find a successor to Johnnv Dun
dee. resigned.
He was accepted as the best of
the lot and perhaps he is sill the
best man of his weight, but he is
the champion of a terrible class of
fighters.
All the class that Kaplan showed
rs fighter last night was a heavy
scowl on his face and Herman show
cd less. The champion millcd and
maulcd around through l2 of the 15
rounds. but he was mostly moving
forward and it was his aggressive
ness, no doubt, that rromptcd the
officials to give him the decision.
Awarding points on activity, Kap-
Ian had II of the IL rounds.
He narrowly escaped being knock.
cu out in the tenth and fourteenth
rounds but he covered up and re-
covered when Herman failed 70 fol
low the openings.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
SPORT NEWS SECTION
H. s. ELEVENS TO
CLASH ON SOCCY
(RIDIRON TODAY
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19.-With
the field already wet and With
weather predictions for occasional
rain during the day, Indications are
that Salinas and Bakersfield high
school football teams will have their
abii3iy to handle Il slippery ball
tested when they meet n Ewing
Field Ills afternoon in tie gemi-fin-
ais for the prep football champion
slip Of the state.
Salinas ald Bakersfield have
cleaned Up everything in their see
tions and the winner OF today S
Z lmc will play the Covina team in
Los Angeles, December 26 for the
state title.
Coach Dwight Griffith. who has
been coaching Bakersfield teams for
he past : years, has an advantage
because his squad is used to the
strain Of games fer high honor3,
having played in the sor1i-finals five
times, winning the state champion
ship four times.
Last wear. however, bakersfield
lost to Berkeley. Last Saturday Sa-
linas defeated Berkeley, so the cow
boys figure they have more than
an even break and are all hoopcd up
to win.
The Salinas boys have made a
wonderful record under Coach Jack
Patrick. former Stanford star punt
or and full back. He is new to
coaching, but lie has made good ami
his team shows the result of intclli
gent trimming.
If weight is an asset then thc oil
dril'cra have an advantage, for TIE
Bakersfield line averages 161 pounds
and the backs average 157. The
Cowboys average 157 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

Notice is hereby given that there
wore taken up at my place on De
,tmDer 10th, ard are now being
kHNt at my sid place, 3H miles
southeast of II Centre, the follow
IN. d. ribbed ,,'i;aa!S:
-Four heifcrS about two years oil,
one Holstcin- more black than
white, one lIolstcin, more white than
black; one Guernsey with horns, one
Jersey, dchorned, with ear ring.
Notice is hereby given that unless
said animals are claimed by owner
wi'h'n thirty days from this date,
anl tho cost of iScel ING and damage
rai'i aS required by law. I shalt turn
same over to the constable of FL
Centre township for sale according
(" "c' 1860 of the general laws of
arnia.
Value about $4,000 each.
Dated December 10, 1928.
- 20 j j. NJ. GRAFTON.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19

WANTED-Ranch hand, wife to
cook. Rte 3, Box 96, El Centre,
Cal. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
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FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS
by United Press Leased Wire

Cedar Eap-ls, Iowa.-Sailor Lar
son, bantam of Moline, H., was
given the edge over Joe Mandcli
Rockford, III, in ten round fight
here las. night. Sammy Maudcll,
brother Of Joe, and contender for
the lightweight chanp:onehip, an-
uomccd lie would leave Tor the Pa.
,if;e coast December 2l to eagaga in
five bouts before returning to %e"
! York 10 fight Sid Tcrris for lie
lightweight crown.
| pons.--Frod Fulton, vctcr
an heavyweight, was knocked out By
George Godfrey in the fifth round
of their scheduled ten round fight
last night Fulton was knocked
down eight times and once through
the ropes.
Detroit, Mich.-lloward Maybcrry
Duluth bantam, won newspaper
decision over Clarence Roscn of De
troa, in Il ten round bout here last
night.
Cleveland, Ohio. Eddie shea,
Chicago feathcrwcight, knocked out
Benny Gcrshc, Cleveland, in the
fourth round Of = scheduled .
round go here last night.
New York--lioucy Boy tinncgau,
EcSton feathcrwCiEht, won from
Bobby Garcia, Baltimore cn u foul
in the sixth round.
Memphis, Ienn.-rcewcc Kaiser.
ST. LOUIS bantam, defeated Johnny
Roscn of Ontario in eight rounds
here last night.
SAN FRANCISCO.-1at Lester,
aggressive heavyweight, won from
Vie Alexander in ten snappv rounds
at DrcamIand. Lester had Alexander
en- the floor twice for the count Of
rinc.
Sacramento,--nannv Nunncs, of
Sacramento, was awarded Il dcc1i-
ion over Midget Smith, of Salt Lake
in hard fought ten round bout here
last night. Bobby Burns of San
Francisco and Tony Flores Of Sac
ramcnto batt,cd four rounds to Il
draw.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
For Rent--ROOHas.
Apartments and Houses

FOR LEASE-Rooming house. APP
ply AT Orange. otis
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that i.
Pata has withdrawn from B. Pata
q Co. and that b. Pata shall not be
held responsible for any obligations
of Is. pata y Co., after first publ,
cation of this notice. Further that
b. Pata will continue to do business
mder his name Independent of b.
Pata & Co.
Dated December 10, 1925.
~ 26 j > B. PATA.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19

5 ROOM house for sale or rent by
owner. Easy terms. Furnished or
unfurnished. G10 Vine st. l9tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19

PASTURE for 100 head of mules
for sale. 21a miles north of Mclo-
land store. II. G. Rcinklcib. 1878
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
PRICE $33OO.OO

A . room modern bungalow,
with screen sleeping porch;
on paved street, IN south
part of City. You can buy
on 100000 cash payment,
balance easy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19

TENY DOHENY APPEALS

WASHINGTON, Dee. l9.-Thc
District OF Columbia court of APP
rcals today denied to Albert b. Fail,
Edward l.. Dohcny and Edward l..
nohcny .Ir., rchcarmg of the brib-
cry indictments returned against
them. The court recently held the
indictments valid, reversing Il lower
court.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
See NUFFER LAND co.
sos Main st. Phone 45W

FOUND-Onc 36x6 new Premier
cord tire and tube. Inquire Ed
Royce Transfer Co. 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Dec. 19.-Thc
Haskell Indians, one of the most
coIorful grid squads in the country,
will meet the Los Angeles Athletic
club eleven here this afternoon.
Both teams are on edge for the
battle. They appear to be evenly
matched
Coach Dick Hanlev Of the Indians
declared hef-Ye the game that he
will be able to use AL his players
TO ovcrwhclm the former grid stars
who compose the mercury aggrega-
ton.
Three tcarls whicn ere tied for
first place in the Los Angeles soccer
league will participate in games here
tomorrow.
The Los Angeles Athletic club
Hollywood and Sons are tied for
first place.
The Sons and the Les Angeles
Athletic club teams VIII meet in the
first game at Loyola and Hollywood
will play the popular English sport
with the Scots. who are ruunersup
in the league race, in the twilight af-
fair.
According 10 an announcement
made here by George T. Cline, prom
ircnt golf promoter, the annual
Southern California team golf tour
aamcrt will start January - and
will be- played at various southland
golf clubs.
The final matches, whicl promise
to Dc the greatest of their kind ever
staged here, VIII be concluded Mar.
10. The winners in each division
Will play to decide he title.
Walter EckerSail, graduate Of the
University Of Chicago and noted
eastern Official, will referee the
Nrfr vars CAV fool ball classic IT
Easndcnn between the University of
Washington and the University ef
Alabama. il was learned here today.
Other officials in the game will
Ec George Warned, popular westerner
head lincsman. Ralph McCord. Hi
rois, umpire and Harry Strinder,
Pennsylvania, field judge.
CHARLIE Rosenberg, champion ban
t4mweight Of the world, will fight at
.l.e olympic Auditorium December
30. Auditorium officials aHnouuc-
cd today.
Roscnbcrg's opponent has not
been selected as yet, but ii IS IN
derstood that California Joe Lynch
is being considered. The fight will
be II 10 round decision affair but
foscnbcrg's 5 title viii not be at
stake.
Srug ,I,vc-s. Crcur D 'Alenc, Ida,
won IT, round decision from B.lN
Nger, Arizona, AT the hollywood
STADIUM last night Algcrs, who has
trained and fought every week of
the fiscal year, plainly showed tue
effects Of oVcrwork.
II WAS a slow baltic, with frequent
yaIi.es BY A.sri cniivcnlng the
proceedings. They are Wcltcf-
weights.
Billv Hart gave frankie Nrahh'i ~
bad beating to Win the SIX round
scml wiudup. The bout WAS 50
afst Il stole the show from he main
event. The two bantams brought
the crowd to their feet time and
time again with furious miNurs'
with Grandetta getting all the worst
cf it.
Everett Strong Knocked out Char
lie Weir in the second round. Jock
Oswald defeated Morrie Gransbcrg
and Patsy McGraw won from Louis
0choa. in the four round rrelmh-
aries.
"Gioomv Gus Henderson, former
coach Of the University of Southern
California, Will coach II profcsaioi.Hl
football team that viii meet - Red '
Grange and the Chicago Bears here
January l6, it was announced to-
day.
Here and There
in Sport World
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19

Some men are such blame fools
they will laugh at a poor woman
when her shoe hurts her feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19

FOR SALE-60 White Leghorn
hens, laying, 3 miles cast and "
mile north Acacia school. Ed
Hall. 19t5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19

POULTRY-Bougn, and sold. Mar
ket prices. Dressed or undressed.
Phone SOW. 1866 Adams st. 7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19

1 XL WHITE l.EGHORN CHIX
spell commercial profits. Why!
Because they are ALL vigorous,
accredited chix of grades "AA"
and "AAA" from expertiy IN
spected breeding flocks. 1000
live delivery guara-teed. Write
for attractive prices on early or
ders. I. X. l.. Hatchery, 52l Up.
ham St. Petaluma, Cal. Sat tt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19

Beauty secret: Net sending your
laundry on time will make YoIr
shirts look dirty as everything.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
For Sdle-M ssceLldreOus
FOR SALE-Furniture, for 9 room
house. All Orange. 9t15

FOR SALE OR TRADE-$14, 900
Chino real estate for Imperial
valley land. Address Colman g
Furniture Store, Brawley. 14t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19
ALSO

IDEAL corner location on
South Fifth St., which is
on a paved street, 110 feet
by $50 feet. You can build
several bungalows Price
$l50O.0O.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-19

FOR SALE-3 ton International
truck, "a model. Al condition. Can
see same at Valley Inn Camp.
1876