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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-09
THE MAN THE DISCIPLES
FOUND.

He kept his old place. He continued
to beg because there was nothing else
that seemed possible. But one day
when he uttered his automatic plea it
was with a strange stir in heart as he
recognized a couple Of the men he had
seen in company with Jesus. Expect
antly he looked up and responded to
the call, Look on us" His soul was
in his eyes as they added, "Silver and
gold have I none; but what l have,
that give l thee" There was no ques-
ton Of what Peter possessed; it was
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-09
Friday afternoon.

Friday afternoon.
U. B. Church Notes-1O:OO a. H.,
Sunday school; 2:3O p. m., Junior En-
deavor; 700 P. M, Senior Endeavor;
1880 p. M, evening worship and SER
mon. At the close of Sunday school
beginning at HOO a. NJ, the Easter
program will be rendered.
Baptist Church Notes-9:45 a. M.
Sunday school; HOO a. m, morning
worship and sermon; GAS p. M, B
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PAGE THREE

Y. P. U. prayer service every Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. G. w. Ford was hostess for
the regular meeting of the Baptist
Aid Society last Wednesday after
noon at her home here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-09

Spirella, the worlds best corsets,
girdles, rubber reducing girdles, bras
siers and hosiery. Miss Ella Beck
with, agent, Central Hotel. Telephone
77-W for Observation-Disclosures
mpnt 6-tf.
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FOR SALE OR Eleven
room house and bath; also furnished
or unfinished rooms. Apply at 25
Third street, Oakland.-Advertise
ment 39-tf,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-09

am the Lord that hea.eth thee.-Ex. 1892
THE AGELESS PROBL EN-.
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-11-15
ROTARIANS
The Rotary Club of Ethics is:

common humanity. My business dealings, ambitions, and relations shall always cause me to take into consideration my highest duties as a member ot society. In ever posi- tion in bushes lite, in every re sponsibility that comes before me, my chief thought shall be to fill that responsibility and discharge that duty so when have ended each of them, shall have lifted the level of human ideals and achieve ments a little higher than l found it. As a Rotarian it is my duty:
 FIRST: To consider my vocation worthy, and as atfording me distinct opportunity to serve society.
 SECOND: To improve myself, in crease my efficiency and enlarge my service, and by so doing attest my faith in the fundamental principle of Rotary, that he profits most who serves best
 THIRD: To realize that I ann business man and ambitious to sue ceed; but that I am first an ethical man, and wish no success that IS not founded on the highest justi e and morality.
 FOURTH: To hold that the eX- change of my goods, my service and my ideas for profit is legitimate and ethical provided that all parties in the exchange are benefited thereby.
 FIFTH: To use my best endeavors to elevate the standards of tEe vOca- tion in which I am engaged, and so to conduct my affairs that others in my vocation may find it wise profitable and conducive to happ;- ness to emulate my example.
 SIXTH: To conduct my business in such a manner that I may give perfect service equal or even bet ter than my competitor, and when in doubt to give added service be- yond the strict measure of debt or obligation.
 SEVENTH: To understand that one of the greatest assets of a profession or of a business man is his friends, and that any advantage gained by reason of friendship is eminently ethical and proper.
 EIGHT: To hold that true friends demand nothing of one another, and that any abuse of the confidence of friendship for profit is foreign to the spirit of the Rotary, and in violation of the Code of Ethics
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-11-15

med others, nor Will l take adVan- tage of opportunities to achieve material success that others will not take because of the questionable morality involved.
 TENTH: To be not more obli- gated to a Brother Rotarian than 1 am to every other man in human society; because the genius of rotary is not in competition but in CO operation; for provincialism can never have place in an institu- tion like Rotary, and Rotarians assert that human rights are not confined to Rotary Clubs but are as deep and broad as the race itself, and foc these high purposes does Rotary exist to educate all men and all institutions.
 ELEVENTH: Finally, believing in the universality of the Golden Rule All things whatsoever ye would that men should do unto you, do ye even so unto them we contend that Society holds together when equal opportunity is accorded all men in the natural resources of this planet.
 Limited Membership
 In limiting the membership of each Rotary Club to but one man from each distinct line of business or profession in the community, the intention is that each business and profession shall have one worthy and active exponent in the Rotary Club and that the Rotary Club through it's membership shall have one direct and responsible avenue of appoach to all those en- gagged in each business and profes- sion in the community.
 A Rotary Club is group of representative business and profes- slonal men, one man from each distinct business or profession in a community, who, without secret VOW, dogma or creed, but each in his his own way have accepted the Rotary philosophy of service. And have organized to study the theory of service as the true basis of success and happiness in business. As individuals, each is endeavoring to translate this theory into prac- tice in business and everyday life and, individually, and as a club, by active precept and example, to
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-11-15

stimulate it's acceptance both in theory and practice by all non Rotarians as well as by all Ro- tarians.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

tciltOCu SsG tctdii
WASHINGTON, 4 Oct. %. - With
the score squared at ouc-all and a
new chance TO start all over, both
the Senators ana Pirates were an-
Xious to Jump into the tAird game of
the world IS series, ltdrc To-day.
After winning Il game .ench in
Pittsburgh the two ma ior league
champions were back 10 an even
chQieA in the betting with Just Il
slight leaning toward the Senators
merely because of the home town
angle.
Coming in from Pittsburgh, where
the natives acted like Il lot of rol.
lcgc freshmen, neutral observer
could notice that Washington was n
bit blasc about the series. Last year
the capital was i'm Il fever but there
is not the same novelty new to the
big classic of baseball and many
fans were pccvcd because they
could not get tickets.
solons Confident
The home town fang, nf course.
figured that Bucky Harris and his
veterans were sure to win the next
three games and another world IS
championship, even if the plans
were upset yesterday when Stanley
toeeleskie, one Of the three aces Of
the Washington pitching staff, was
knocked off by the Pirates.
Goveieskjr pitched u fiue game
of ball but he lost all thps breaks.
Tho winning ran WAS pnt'on basr
b. "A slip in the defense Whnp Rbg !
feekinpaugh, one Of IN iuficld' that
va supposed TO be inyiHcibic. tried
to throw tho bail before lie got it
nnd allowed Eddie Moore. the Young
Pittsburgh socopd bascman, to reach
first. The hull was wei aad bard
- handle bat Pack WIS too anxious
far IT, out and let it get.a way-frpp,
linn. "krhi' ruylcr's homa ran,
Ndich bounded into the efands past
Joe Harris, then toIIo@od aud ND
ganp wa5 over.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
DOPESTERS PREDICT SIZZLING
FIGHT WHEN C0RMAN, COOZEMAN
TRADE WALLOpS HERE TONIGHT

SiXto Nerrado viii do his stuff
ia the special event With De La
Fucntc of Mcacali who stoned
Young stone in good shape last
week. Furntc, although n2n,ed az
"r dag. expert, Is q gooi s~rip.
p"r and Showed il last week,
frankie Lee ot caIcy;e3 VIII opcrf
the show With l@aiIor l>cracdy Of
san Diego.
First bout Will be railnd at $40.
r',n directors have kHcrkcd four
bins Off from the ring<idc seals,
tI,r price now being two dol!als
Flns war taN. Goats viii he =
demand so briHg zDurs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
NOTICE FOR BIDS ON COUNTY
WORK

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed bids will be received up
10 and until two o clock p. m. on
the md day Of Noycmbor, 1923, by
the Euard Of Supervisors of the
County of Imperial, state of Cali
fornia, at thc office of the Clerk
Of said Board at the Court House
IN Ell Centre, California, for labor
and material for the construction Of
" Mess llall' at the County Farm
of said County, to be located and
constructed according to certain
specifications aud plans horctoforc
approved and adopted by said Board
If Supervisors and filed with the
Clerk Of said Board, to which the
attention Of bidders is hereby called
for further particulars.
FURTIIER NOTICE Is HEREBY
GINtGN that said bids must bc ac-
,ompanicd by the regular bidder S
bond in the sum Of 1890 Of the sum
bid and that mt said time said Board
Of Supervisors will open said Bids
and will award Il contract to the
lowest responsible bidder.
Said Roml Of Supervisors re-
lcrvcs the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order Of the Board o. Super
risors.
c. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
'ay L.. H. Simpson, Eogut. U-e,--.
lt-9.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
BOTH TEAMS ANXIOUS TO DISPLAY
PROWESS WITH SCORE EVEN: ODDS
SLIGHTLY FAVOR SENATORS TODAY

4 Dutch Reuther, the former Gin
cihnati- Brooklyn southpaw, prob
ably will get the call to pitch today
for the Senators. The Pirates have
Il bad reputation against left hand
ers but Bucky Harris may. take Il
chance on Reuthcr and Tom Zach
aly, one Of tho big stars of the
series last year.
Ray Ercmcr, one of the best pitch
crs ou the Pittsburgh staff, prob
ably viii be sent to the box by
Manager McKechnic, but Emil Ndc,
who was he leading left handler of
the National league last year, is
ready TO work and he may be sent
in if Rcuther is picked by Wash
iugton.
See Break for Pirates
Many smart National league men
Thought that yesterday 5 game
gave the Pirates tile big break in
the series and that they were sure
TO win aow. They figure that Lee
Meado#s, although be is said te
have y sore arm from the first
game, is a bet to win his second
start and that Vie Aldridgr, who
turned in the second game, is good
for one or two more games.
Aldridgc won the game yesterday
more through stout heart than any
great game III his arm. He filled
thn bases twice with none out and
ESCAPED with Que one rm chiefly
q ccause he was willing TO put the
work up to his dcfcnsc. and the in
'ticIders came through for him.
The defensive work of Glenn
Wright and Charley Gruntham was
~ brilliant as anything ever seen
In any series. Wright. Of course
was ehpeetrd to br star, bat Grant
baa, Who had never played fir,t
lj5aee brtore tliie season, was looked
l-rlpn as tic weak spot in The inficld
.~! fla - the bag yesterday rs il
he ',aa 4o4c il all his life.
HHel iIarrs said TINS moruina
iat' i'iaehc, WHO was hit on I'll,
beat yesterday by " pitched ball
Waa5 aat p'' today and that
MujdH ~ T. Ia %j1o1o ropkie
, wou,J ,,4e ased at third base BluegJ
Wa nat badly hurt, bat was still a
iHta 10y tlis morning. lie may
he ahtr o play tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

7 WANT to rent & room uufurujsH
cl house. rlfIouc liGW. Off
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Now that il has been definitely
settled that Joe German did not
fight al san Diego Wednesday
Ii .rht, local fans are looking forward
TO his appearance in the ring at the
i,apcrial Valley Athletic club to
night with considerable anticipation
They want 10 scc what he cap do
antiHst EIr;c GooIcHan, Who is rat
rd rs one Of the best tcathrrW, gltt5
in the country, u man good enough
to st. * > rounds with Kid Nap,an,
the world 5 cbalapion
We have been hearing aboat thi3
boy GooZemaH for long time, be.
have Hcier seen him in action, aer
Cotman either for that matter, and
il they can give us " srrap rs good
rs doe Brown and doe hayllau did
t1st week, there viii bc no kick com
ing from aHv Of us.
Word from the GooZc man camp
states that Ernie expects to make
short work ef Gorman and that the
san, Diego boy will be there fight
ing from the start, That is al
well enough, but what is<even bet
ter is line dropped To us in this
morning 5 mail to The effect thu
Nh. Joe Gorman is considers bly,
pccvcd bccausc someone tried to
Shrw him up by stating he got lick
eel b. iistie .johanv Lee in san Die
20 Wednesday night, wien he va,
not even in the ring at all, Sir
Joseph promises to take his Crouch
ou' ON Mr.. Gooleman.
As loag rs the boys feel that
way ahoGt II, they caa hop 70 it and
i.mhaSte each ether ali over the Nal
ic} aud the fans viii like I Fics mn Il
the better for il.
Learned From kangarcos
Mr.. Goozeman learned lot OF
ioying tricks from the boxing kan
saraos Of Australia during his trip
to HAT country Il few years baek
'3nl he promises TO display thcE
all for the III Centre fans tonight
eff Gorman will let him. remarks
somebody who evidently thinks the
buv with the Irish name is not 20.
ing to be AN easy mark for san
D;'go's 5 pride and JOY.
We haven : seen Tony Esca'anto
s.ucc his light here las, week, bat
Cap Stevens informs rs that Tony ;
hong hair is no more and that The
border battlcr will appear "a the
ring with his hair cut short like
Mr.. Xip aboIt whom the boys used
to sing jp lal7-ls. Cap SAYS he
has shortened Tonr's hair aud
lcugthcned his punch so that he can
got to Billy Bunch who meets h.m
in the six round Scmi-tiual.
Made Good Impression
Bunch made u good impression
here last juno. when he fought
Norpg Villa, even though the lat
tcr stopped him in the seventh
,tauza He is hy far the toughest
maN Tony has yct been called to
fight, but as l,scaIan'r disposed
cf tough man last week when he
l.~hcd Harry Elder handilv, his
backcrs figure hc can 10 the same
thing to BuHch. If they give us
lalf as good fight as the ESca.
lMtc Elder battle WAS all hands will
,r satisfied.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Bustc, Mont.-Dixic la IIood

Butte, Mont.-DXic la Hood,
bu''r, Won 4 unanimous dceisio&af-
ter = sI9,Liug rounds here last
night with Ahc' (ioldstcin, New
!. Gorh former hautamwcight cham
piou. La Hood WAS almost out ON
his tret in the fourth but Goldatein
could not pat HIM away.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Berkeley, Calif.-Wcarcrs of t

Berkeley, Calif.-Woarcrs of the
hm" oad gold appear to he giving
,orlous consideration to the menace
OF Tire Olympic club eleven in to-
morrow s gamr with the University
of California team, The Olympics
beat Stanford 9 to and arc point
cd especially to the Bruins because
of seNrral former Stanford stars i'm
the club lineup.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Balance on easy monthly payments,
buys q nice home in south part OF
town. I,nmcdiate possession. Can
slow it any time. Tyler Insurance
Agency. 9t3
TRADE FOR NaLLEY-lO acres
full bearing lemon grove. 13E
acrc apple orchard. 10 acres,
improved ranch, northcr Califor-
MIA, :. ). Auier, Real Estate and
Insurance, Barbara Worth Bldg.
OF
For RENT-aleeping porch, >
hojs, fer two gentlemen. Sl2 each.
6lj Holt. 9t7
FOR RtLNT-sJ or 100 acs. alfala
sowcd to barley, until July /, 20.
J. NJ. Beard, / mile west McCaDc
school. 9t6
TRADE or OTTSIpt@i0 acres
near FL Centre. % acres uulevcl-
ed first class land. 800 acres good
land ($32, 100000 8 acres bear
ing grapefruit for l.. A. $. j. An
kcr, Real Estate and Insurance.,
Barbara Worth Hotel Bldg. or
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
house, hardwood floor, electric
range, electric heater for bath,
, bed rooms lease 500. Inquire 7S3
Park. Off
FOR SAIE-House and lot at cost,
also Sfo first trust deeds ON city
income property. viii guarantee
trust deeds. Room l22, Hotel Ore
gon. 9tl
CLERK CARRIER examination, EI
Centre. Applications close Nov.
II, Salary $l700, Age Is to -.
Coaching course $40. Booklet froo,
Write j.. Hampton, Box lSlo-AT,
Washingtou, y. c. 9t1
FOR SALE On terms, houses built
to order. 5. j. Aul,er, Real Es-
tate and Insurance, Barbarn
Bldg. 9t2
7 WANT to rent & room uufuruj5Il-
c,t house. lfrouc llGW. Off
Amorj .rnNcrs arr getting 81
~ 'rcuts a a.roWd for shoIIcj Non
Tgreii packed In bags,
Ray Grower, Gait, Sa"amwluo
county, sold his crop Of Mi, joo
grapes ou the vine ~ %16 tun.
\ reservoir is being built 90 hoII
Hatcr to iu''gatc 5000 acres ian nir
.rs valley, GLENN county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

FOR RENT-Large double room.
twin beds. private shower anj
entrance. 704 State st. 1ts
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
SMALL DWELLING

or Salo-On paved street, all mod.
crn and garage, 3 rooms, new and
clean. Price $1,000. Easy terms.
This is a good buy as well as Il
nice little home. See
AFFLERBAUGH, with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. 7t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

aHcotNer Aeashlue4otr,, -iiae tliat ,
eelcPr4tsL rs -QQ.A bWl+day. "a,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
san Rafael, Calif.--Cicora.

san Ka1aeI, CaAt.--CcorgC Bar
ach, Sacramento light heavyweight,
won on a 'tccmical knockout in the
fourth round Of their six roljnd
main event here from Battling
nauo johnny Russell dccisiyrlf
beat Harry 500, Chinese II, Vci.hr,
in the seml-wndun
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

With both coaches uropbccyjog
their team an easy victory, ih5
game tomorrow between the Um.
Ncgsjty Of CalifQruia southern
bDanch and Pomona college promise.
to ho u real battlc.
Hotd teams are credited among
;hc strongest cicEeus Of the South
crn California conference. \ de-
feat would practically eliminate
either one from any hope of winning
the conference title this season.
one of he largest crowds thai
eyer attended a Southern California
conference game is anticipated bs
branch officials. The game j, t.
be staged at the branch.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
For Rent--ROcnas.
Apartments and Houses

~~--~---~- .--~-~>~~--~-~---~---~- --~----~--.---
LEN NOX APTS and rooms. 422
Olive. Phone 12I. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

'fhc Occiteutaf griddars wrrc on
'h'r way today to Nt'nfcrd Uni
yersity' for their game with the
Narls tomorrow.
Co'ich sid Nichols toot b play
crs w'h hjm, Nichols Will.uot ad
NIT a dcfca' is in store for his team
He declares, oH the other hand, that
Stamford viii know they have bcoH
in q football game when the game
Io oVcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Fer SGle-~EeGl Estate
JUST COMPLETED

One of the prctticst homes in
FL Centre. Complete in every
detail, hardwood throughout,
tile fireplace, beautiful electric
fixtures. Best construction and
material used. Double garage,
cement floor. Let US show you
this house.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Big Bill" T1dcu, uonoua.
champion tennis player, will meet
Waiter Wesbrook in the SECOND
round of the Los Angelo, Athletic
club tournament today, rildcn
won an easy victory over Ben Gor.
chakoff, boys city champion, ye,
tCrlay, o.. .6-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
News and Gossip
OF the Gridiron

Princeton, N. J.-Erid4c~ and
Wcoks returned to thcir bachficld
.",if'eu~ as coach nopcr held the
t'r-' olcn prac,icc in preparation
in tomorrow game with Washing
tnu mud Ice.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

Cambridge, Mass.--I.cc DaIy, left
guard, viii bc able 10 practice with
thc Crimson squad soon, coaches an
o"uHeea. Ser.mmaHo was light with
most attention concentrated on sig
Uaj>.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

FOR RENT Nicely furnished
house, hardwood floor, electric
range, electric heater for bath,
; bed rooms, lease 500. Inquire 7S3
Park. Off
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Stanford University, Calif.-An.

Stanford University, Calf An
tiripatjn@ that Occidental eleven,
which iust last wear to the Cardin-
9l>, 80 70 Il, will make a serious cf-
t"r' to tara the trick for victory
tomorrow, Tho Stanford varsity is
making desperate attempts to
tighten its line and develop more of
l,u~o from the bachficld.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
Here and There
in Sport World
by United Press Leased Wire

~
JINI ANGELES. Oct. @. - Tie
University of Utah football team,
headed by Coach Ike Armstrong,
arrived her" today and Immediately
participated in light workout for
thcir game against the University
Of southern California tomorrow.
The Ctah aggregation has not
orgagcd in any games this year but
are expected to furnish the Troiaos
"it'I st!ffcr competition than any
team they have mcr this sca,ou.
Iroinu 2riddegs are in &,od con
d'ion for jhe fray, arcuId-pg TO
Howard jones, tkcjr coach.
Managers Of Eddie llrffmau and
Npuug Stribl'ng, light hcavvWcigh,>
who fight a teu round hou, ut As
cot arena tomorrow afternoon, met
in conference 1T Tie office of lick
Donald, promoter Of the show, this
IdorninG to thrash out The referee
question
lust before the conflab began,
Bon Hutchinson, secretary to Dic',
Donald, declared thai they were GO
Ing to try TO cocrcc George Blake
ioto beng the thitl man i'm tie
rjn1,
"Wc know there is a lot Of
money being bet on this fight,
Hutchinson ceclarod, sand Dou1id
Wants rcfcrec in there who i,
known Icy fana 10 be absolutely
Honest. George Blake is that man.
If we fail to get Blake, Donald viii
turn thc entire matter over To- the
stdo boxing comn(is..'on anG H
them appoint a referee.
Advance scat salc Indicates There
viii be q 100000 house at The
ar'na tomorrow.
Both fighters rested TODAY AND
dcuicd that they had any ailments
which might prevent them frr~ 10.
ing their bCst.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
y 4
IODAY'S WANT ADS.
$4,000 DOWN

Balance on easy monthly payments,
buys u nice home in south part OF
town. I,nmcdiate possession. Can
slow it any time. Tyler Insurance
Agency. 9t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
TREAT YOUR BLANKETS
RIGHT

toner ,lm they 1rr. They may
not look soilnd bar they are aui
msauitary, too. Oar improved
process OF washing and drying
blJnteG frees tbom of all lm-
purirlc, and makes thcw soft
sud fresh again Our carhwaSi.
by itself rlun should appeal 70
you at 10.conts "a pound far wash
ius and dryiue. 40 marks put
on any article.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09

FOR RtLNT-5J or 100 acs. aIfalte ",
.ewcd to barley, until july !, 20.
). NJ. Beard, ! mile west McCapc
school. 9t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-09
WE. HANCOCK, Realtor
Phone 4&7 SIC Main St.

FOR SALE House ON Wenslcy
Ave. Eery reasonable terms. Vat
Ley Lumber Co. 2Gtf