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The Washington times., 1925-04-06
CONCERT

BY the United States Marine Band
Orchestra at Marine Barracks
this afternoon at 3 p. m. Will
liam H. Santelmann, leader;
Taylor Branson. second leader.
March. "Semper Fidelis -. ::Sousa
"Angelus'' ...........,.. BONN
Alteration -...... .borowskl
.sTunaral March" Chopin
Grand Scenes from "Lohen-
grin" -. WAener
Valse Serenade (strings) Volkmann
"OId Folks at Home (stringsl
transcribed by. Busch
Grand March. Coronation,
from "The Prophet" .Meyeroeer
Marines Hymn, THE Halls OF
Montezuma"
"The Star-Spangled Banner.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
THREE POLICE.
INJURED IN
TRAFFIC
Thirteen Other Persons Hurt
on Streets Over Weekend,
Some Seriously

Three policemen. eight other men
and five women were reported in
1ured in traffic accidents in and
near washington over the weekend.
The policemen are c. C. Carver
Of the Ninth precinct. knocked down
by an auto at Fifteenth and Mary.
land avenue northeast, while max.
ing an arrest; Ernest w. Hiser of
the Teath precinct. knocked from
his motorcycle at Sherman avenue
and Irving street northwest. ana
w. II. Sutherd OF the Sixth pre-
cinct, injured when an automobile
ran into the machine stopped near
him at Third and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. None Of the po-a
Hcemen was seriously hurt.
Found lying. badly injured, along
the Baltimore pike, near Berwyn,
Nd, Miss Mae Karlsson, of Everett,
washington; L. n. Weakly, SGT II
street northeast, and III. Hagen
maker, 800 c street northeast, their
car having run into a culvert and
overturned. were taken to Casualty
Hospital.
Hits Telegraph Pole.
Striking a telegraph pole on the
Alexandria -Washington road. the
car In which William A. johnson,
ese e street southeast, was riding
vas demolisaed. johnson received
five broken, ribs and samuel Kid
well, said ID have been the driver,
were slightly injured. An were
treated at an Alexandria hospital.
Miss Oeto Baasett, 220 Second
street northeast. was taken to the
Eve, Ear and Throat Hospital
where she was treated for lacera-
tons following collision with q
taxicab.
Knocked down by an automobile
which failed to stop, John Thomas,
colored, was taken to Emergency
Hospital and treated for a broken
leg and decorations.
Mrs. Adeline Huronimus, 3711
Fourteenth street northwest. was
alightly hurt when the automobile
in which she was riding was in a
collision with another machine near
Fourteenth and Shepard streets
southwest
Takes Man To Hospital
While crossing Twelfth street
near o street northwest, Thomas
RagsdaIe, colored, was knocked
down by a machine operated by
Mrs. Edna Rice and taken in her
automobile to Emergency hospital
and treated for bruises.
In a collision between two auto
mobiles on sherman avenue north
west, at Barry Place, Reginald G.
Green, colored, suffered cuts and
was treated at Garfield hospital.
Struck by an automobile operated
BY Abraham Borak. 2sOl Georgia
avenue northwest at Tenth and Il
streets northwest Blanche Hunger
ford, $3.50 Adams Mil road north.
west was slightly hurt.
His teeth knocked loose when
struck by street car, Pinckney
Saunders, colored, was taken to
Casualty hospital where he was
treated and later sent home.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
POLICE ARREST TWO MEN
AND SEIZE MUCH LIQUOR

Claude Raymond White, OF New
market, Md, and Chester Franklin
Cooper, of Frederick. Md, arrested
today on charges of Illegal pos
session and transportation Of liquor.
near a restaurant on III street. be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest
Policeman Aggleson, Of the First
precinct, said that he found their
automobile parked in the street IN
which there was 110 quarts and
several half.pints of liquor.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
PREMIER THEUNIS QUITS,
ELECTION IS IN DOUBT

LONDON, April 6.-Premier
Theunis, of Belgium. has resigned
and King Albert has accepted his
resignation, according to Central
News dispatch from Brussels today.
The premier had planned to re
tire regardless of the outcome
of yesterdays elections.
The outcome of the elections was
still indefinite today. although it
was indicated the socialists had
increased their power considerably.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
SELDOM LEAVES
WORKHOUSE
FOR JAIL
Faces Prison Sentence It Con-
victed of Rigamy-Must
Go to Reformatory

NEW YORK, April 6.-Having
completed his thirty-day sentence
In the workhouse for assault
Morris G.. Jack Seldow, husband
OF Mary Woodson, Of Washington,
D. c., was released and immed.
lately rearrested on charge OF
bigamy.
Seldow was indicted on March
23, both Miss Woodson and
Augusta Rodenbach, of Brooklyn,
claiming him as their husband.
He was taken direct to police
Headquarters from Welfare Island,
finger printed and then lodged in
the Tombs to await hearing.
Seldow still has eighteen months
to serve in Elmira for violation
Of parole.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
MAJOR DANFoRD ON TOUR
or ARTILLERY CAMPS

Major Robert M. Danford, u. S.
A., on duty in the training section
of. the office OF the chief Of field
artillery. today left Washington on
an inspection tour Of field artillery
units of the regular army and re.
serve officers training corps OF
the various colleges and universities
of the Middle West and New Eng.
land.
He will return to Washington
about June 2.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
submitted BY Lillian Stephens 1858 Sixteenth W.


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6. Meager.
TO- Verbal
IL. same as No. vertical.
ID. Latin for and"
rs. "A street in New York.
10. Shortened form of a mans name.
go. Quick inclination OF the head.
%. Pertaining to Korea.
2s. Abbreviation Of State.
"a. Era.
az. To have an intention.
2s Official mark OF dutiable things.
so. Last word of an actors speech.
81. Uttered words in melodious
sounds.
so. Shortened form of cit is"
33. Vessels.
SIS. Steamship Cabbr0.
SO. Money.
81. Turf.
80. Nave OF a wheel.
40. A color.
IL. A raw sailor,
AZ. Part OF the foot.
a. Organ OF a fish.
As. Kind OF dress material.
48. To walk.
so. Proposition.
So. Sodium oxide.
81. Atmosphere.
55. Slender.
81. Knob.
So. Bulky.
so. A fruit.
81. Alluvial deposits.
63. Indefinite number.
81. Those who wander.
sc. Even (poet's form).
81. Doctor OF medicine (abbr1.
6S. Gradually diminishing towards
q point.
20. Preacher (abbF9.
II. Fire milestone.
70. Fastened.
IL. Vessel for storing water.
75. Exist.
rs. Mexican laborer.
VERTICAL.
2. Exclamation.
8. Circular body.
4. Place of outdoor recreation.
6. Adverb used in expressing COM
2arison.
Z. Food for stock.
8. Proposition.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
CHRlSTY MATHE;WS0N.
FANS IDOL. LOSES
BATTLE, DIES OF
BASEBALL
SEVEN
TUBERCULOSIS

astounding record, IL pitched
two no-hit games and is believed to
lave made world $ record when
il a game with Philadelphia he
Etched only 81 balls, less than eight
tatts ~ inning.
Coptro' was The secret Of Ma
thewaon' : mound success. IN the
j29 &anos he pitched in fhc Nat ton
Il icagae ha yielded only II trifle
aaore tban IN average Of one base
- balls game.
He appeared in four world : Sc
les. winning five games, losing the
.amc number and ticing onc. His
t.tst sensational post-Scaso" work
MS lone in the New York-rhiladcl-
Lila series of 1908 when he won
Zach Of h, thrcr starts, Each vie
.GrS vas "a sbutOut.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
SENATOR'S GO into GAME TODAY
WITH GREAT ADVANTAGE, MORAL
AS WELL AS JUST MATHEMATICAL

all the Washington hits were off the
handles of the bats. johnson look
cd so good and worked SO easily
that he can be used in at least. one
more game of the series and perhaps
two if necessary. Many Pittsburgh
partisans think he cannot be so
good in his next start and that
Meadows will surely win his next
game but there is no valid reason
to figure that the Washington vctc-
rams will blow up after such IN ell
couraging start.
Everyone expected that the Pi-
rates would suffer from nerves in
the opening game, but the Senators
were more unsteady. Peek, the old
reliable shortstop of the Washing
ton club, went to the extreme in
making Il wild throw for the only
error Of the game and the whole
club was wobbly at the start.
The vaunted running attack of
the Pirates was stopped almost cold
aud II was Blucgc, the Washing
ton third baseman. who did the only
real base running of the game.
The Pirates did steal two bases,
but they didn t mean anything. Al
though Muddy Rucl, the young
Washington catcher, was doing any
thing but good throwing, the Pi-
rates didn t get a chance to take
any real advantage of it.
Heavy skies early today made the
prospects look ideal for CovcleSkie,
who relies upon Il spitball. There
was Just enough moisture in the
about perfect for a spitbalI PITCHER.
The two teams, flocks of fans
and newspapermen, will leave on
special trains tonight for Washing
ton. whore the third game is to be
PLAYED tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
NOTICE OF CONTEST
(For Publication)
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Los Angeles, California
October 3. 1925


To lilly Schnell Contpstcc:
Won are hereby notified that Mrs.
Hcss Sohnell, who gives Long Beach,
California, as her post office al.
dress, did on October ,, 1928. file
IN this office her duly corroborated
aEpilc1tion to contest and secure
the cancellation of your Homestead
Eutr, No. 0395G6, made November
26, 1919, for SWH Of Sell. El2 of
SW = aud SW1i of SWT, Section
;, Township l612 ), Range II +.
>. b. Meridian, aup Us grounds for
her .anteSt She alleges that Billy
Sciue. has failed to establish resi-
dcncr or to cultivate or improve
the ahove described land that hc
has rltirely abandoned said laud
since late of entry that such a6an-
donU.9t aud failure to comply with
the aW was not due to his employ
mcnt m the military or navHl ser.
vice - the l.. :.
You are, therefore, further uoti-
fled nat the said allegations viii
be taken as confessed, end yom
said oatry will be caucclcd without
jurthe" right TO bo heard, either
before this office or ON appeal if
you fill to file in thi, office within
twenty days after the FOURTH
puhlieation of this notice, us shown
hciuW, your answer uuJcD oath,
specifically responding to these a'-
legations of contest together with
due proof that YOU have served a.
copy of youf answcr ON the said gon-
tcstunt either in person or by feg
istercd matt
You should state in your answer
the rame of the post office 70
which YOU desire future notices to
be sent to you.
T., B, SMITH, Register,
patc of fust publication, Octobsg
S, l9na. O5l2-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
by United Press Leased Wire

SARANAC LAKE, y. T., Oct. s.
--Chr.ttH Mathcwson, idol of base
bah fans Tie world over. Las los
his scvcnYear fight against tic
Hhitc Plague.
lie died ut II 'clock last night
al lis home here just - few hours
ajtor lie word S series had opened
il Pittsburgh
Death of the. Big Si&' was IN
e,Fcetcd, although, Ec had hcrn ii
l,oer health All summer
Tubercalar pneumonia b,"u%bt cH
IL, end
Funeral erriccs viii be hcl! Sat
ttd:.y morning in Lrw ton, Pa. nc
,osdipg to tentative pIaus. The
bptIy Will be taken from here t..
night.
Developed Jr Wa
Aathewson 5 gallant battle with
tuberculosis had ncld public sym.
'fathv ever since H. contracted the
iaalady while serving rs captain
IN the army gas service during the
3Not5d War The disease developed
s.owlv and ii was not unt;l 1920 that
Lr was forced to retire ~ coach
of the New York Giants, the cub
w.th which he won fame as Il
pitcher.
For three years lr rcma'lcd Sc
eteaed ri this resort and ii was be
lieved lie had recovered his health.
iie returned to baseball us president
ar, part oWnCr of the Boston
iaaves il 1929.
On tie training trip south last
string Mathcw>ou suffered "a cold.
forcing h., return here. Through
GA: the summer iWmors reached his
friends that ho would be- ab'o 10
combat his disease. for only "a few
manths longer. but these were de
Lied by his family and physiriaus.
Wife Al His Bt lside
Mrs. MathcWsou was the only
person NJ thr beside VIXEN he died.
y son, Christopher, Jr., WAS away at
college.
Mmbcwsoa : . years were devoted
- sport As - yomgstcr at Fac
tarvv.llc. Pa. wlrlc he was born.
August l.. 1880, he was leader ON
diamond and gr' Iiron. When the
scene shifted to keystone Acad-
ornN and Buckncll University, hc
continued TO star as a s,baIl and
football PLAYER,
II 1900 the big pitcher joined the
Chants but was farmed TO the
Virginia league for experience. At
the end Of thc season he was draft
ed by the Cincinnati Reds and lar.
cr went back to the Giants in a
tladc for Veteran Amos Rus'a.
His first year as major league
btrler found him Winn,Hg 20 games
and losing Is. His successes con
tmucd with each passing season.
Only twice in l. years did he fail
tu win mt least half of his games.
His Bcnn3r Years
The hauncr years n III, career
were la0S. when he won - games
and lost II for "a percentage of 81
and 1899, when he won - and lost
&, for a percentage of 500,
The big Sis" won &c genes IA
tlrcc successive seasons, 19o3-5, an
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
P9lle and StrikrE

lf,iT 1T RGIl, Oct. e.-OpIniou
vi divided rs t. b." best play of
tn epening gauc of the world 5 Sc
les ana ''CAir' Fraser. the retcr-
an Pittsburgh scout had au opinion
that differed fron al thc others.
\ kecA observer oi baseball Fraser
oftrrod ~ rosloW,AE - Tie United
itcsS: -
.sTteHtst7ali player on the field
Wednesday WAS "Pic' Trayuor OF
The ''.a.cs. | IN not speaking of h
home run into th2 right ticla bleach
era. think the hardest chance ne
eetted in the opening game WAS
when Traynor came in on fcck )
slow grounlcr in the seventh in.
tmG
- Pic" had to grab the bail OF
tae luu and had No chance to Judge
Lis distance or gct set and he had
10 peg the bali to Grantham on
first without au opportunity To ) te
up the play.
In my opinion il was the b,s.
cttmt of the game.
Precedent favors Washington to
WIN the world 5 series aa u result Of
tteif victory in the frs game.
II l. Of the u series that have
been played since 1903, tEc first
victor was the leader at the fin 3h.
However, the senators thcmst .vcs
proved and exception last year aud
may be victims of the same upset
ii 1873.
Waiter Johnson pitched won
dcrtul game. but the best hurliuG
was done IA, Meadows in the fifth
inning when he famed two men
with the bases full, - declared Fred
Clarke, assistaQt manager of the
Pirates
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
THIEF STEALS BATTERY
OUT OF FIRE TRUCK
nN Inisch I,rcns Iens.d Wire

GOLt'AN, Gal. oct. S.--Whcn Il
fire alarm WAS sounded here the
other day, the local fire department
was unable to respond in full force.
\ thief, it was discovered, had
tolen the battery out Of the COM
bnatlp4 chemical and hose truck.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
: :,
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

OAKLAND. Battling Jack
Moore. omaha negro heavy
weight knocked out Brownie Proc
tor in the first round OF a sin round
ma n event. Tony Azcvcdo drop
led a six round decision 10 Young
Carpenter in the semi windup.
SAN FRANCIACO.-Johnv O'Con-
nor and Jimmy Bartlett fought to
Il draw in ZEN rounds. Tony Ran
doiPh Wen on a technical knockout
from Young Mitchell in the fourth
round Of special match when
Mitchell brokc his arm and the rct-
eree stopped the match.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08

SOUTH BEND, lnd.--Notrc Dame
is looking ahead at the army game
October Il. Plays the service team
Lss been fond of this year were
used against the regulars without
any great success.
CHAMPAIGN, III. Harold
- Red Grangc'S cold has aba'cd
and he has returned to a suit to
chcer the campus. Meanwhile,
Iuppke is making - change here and
there, looking for his best bets.
PRlNC ETON, y. J. lake Slagle
star paSscr,, featured Princeton : of
fcnsivc work. his work in the aerial
attack launched against the scrubs
lctt:ng three touchdowns.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08

T0DAY'S WANT ADS.

WANTED-Nork by elderly woman
for room and board. Experienced
with children. Cor. 10th and Palm
Ave. IT.
FOR SALE or lease, attractive 6
room house witI or without fur
niture. small payment and easy
tel4ns. Call 3s1R. St3
FOR SALE TIolstcin hcifers, ,
years Old. Good stock. miles
east. ] mile south FL Centre.
Brewster Smith, Rte ., Box Is..
Stj
WiNTED-Woman for general
housework. No washing. Go homo
night Mrs. Reid. 523 Holt. Stf
FOR SALE Trailer, chicken incr-
b4tor and other things ut Nc
ColIaW = rnrucr Service Station.
East. Niaa ST. on Dogwood canal.
8tf
FOR BENT-J'nfuruishcd house.
$lS. ~ Orange st. 8t3
FOR SALE-Dinirg table, 4 chairs,
dishes, service for six, never used
cabiGe. Nictrom ana records,
cheap. go He'll Ave. St1
#ANTEp-Neat clean dish wash
er. NleF ) Lunch Counter, Hot
vile. St3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
IOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
/ WILL AND HEARING APPLI-
CATION FOR LETTERS TESLA
MENTARY.
n the the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of
California

II the Matter of the Estate of Y.
Yale Xamora, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given that a
'ctition for the probate of the will
+ Y. Yale Zamora, deceased, aud
Ior the issuance TO Geo. W, Allen.
'uhlic Administrator, of letters of
administration with will annexed,
las been filed in this court, and
hat Friday, the 10th day of Octob-
n, \. D., 1925, at o'clock L. NJ,
+ said day, at the courtroom of Do-
oartmcut One Of said court, at the
'ourt House i'll the City of FL Cen
ro, County Of Imperial, state or
'alifornia, has been set for the
caring of said petition, when and
where any person interested may ap-
'ear and contest the same, and show
ausc, if any they have, why said
edition should not hc granted.
Dated this 3rd day of October, 1925.
G.. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY c. +. Wiliford Deputy Clerk
5tlI
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
For S0le-NeaI Estate
JUST COMPLETED

One of the prcttiest homes in
Ell Centre, Complete in every
detail, hardwood throughout,
tile fireplace, beautiful electric
fixtures. Best construction and
material used. Doublc garage,
cement floor. Let us show you
this house.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
Here and There
in Sport World
ny United Press Leased Wire


Los ANGELES. oct. s.-i}at-
tlu4 Ward lightweight won - ten
aorhd decision over R,.chic <:u2 in
lie 1o-roQnd main event at Nj
mja4ton last night.
y large crowd Of sailcr5 1t
sea4ea the fisht and werr }.calog
E.na. Referee Tom rayl, caasod
near riot when hc liftn. Ward 5
hand. King was knocked down in
the second round bnt ri. n., ,ake
"a count.
TED snvIrr kno,tc4 oas jack
smith in the t'i,h roUaI of the
eight round aemi-wiHdUp. Billy
L,mc drew with Paddy Mo~rr in
the eight round special.
The Los Angeles hqsohal club
tcday rests in third place of the
Pacific Coast league.
The Angels jumped out of fourth
position yesterday wLcu they took
an eleven inning contest from Oak
lad, : to :.
Elmer Jacobs and George Foster
staged a hr..ian'i pitching C.uc..
With Jacobs emerging the victor
when STAT singled in the eleventh
to score the winning run.
y lengthy practice period was
I,h q, the University of Califor-
mia, southern branch and Pomona
college today.
The two teams meet in one Of
TIE most important games Of .h'
Southern California conference next
Saturday and today ia the last that
they can he put through 4 strcn-
uous scr;mwagc. Both squads arr
tJrortcd to b. in good shape for the
game.
The referee of Saturday after
noon 5 bout lctwccu Young Stub
Eng ANA Eddie Huffman has be
come one OF the main points of
prc-battlc argument between. the
two camps
Today the argument ccntcrcd
.round out of town candidates.
Ernie Clark, local referee. called
tic decision on tht Ntribiju2-Dc-
iapty i,ght 9t Nccnun several
months ago aad is satisfactory to
the Stribliuc family, huffman,
however, .S opposed to the former
auatcur arbitrator. Outside on
Clark there are few in southern
California who might h"adlc the
oh. Thoraf'ro i, is likely thai
referee viii be imported for the
hght.
Lon Dare, local wrestling promot
cr, today announced that he had
sigue! Rcnato GarJisi tand sim
Ioudos 70 rthc main event og Iii,
show ON October 10.
The pair ~ ,ancicnt cucm IS.
l.ando5 defeated Gardni in the last
match after Er had secured au
aaiecmcut with Loudos would NOT
use his ''rm away tactics, Gar
DIM claims thii agreement was
violated and asks That Loados post
. sl0G forfeit with the state ath-
lctic commission to insure against
.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
For Rent-ROoms,
APARTMENTS and Houses
BY TAYLOR

FOR RENT-Front bedroom, newly
decorated and furnished, bath adj
joining. 664 Holt. 22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08

LENNOX APTS and rooms. 4o2
Olive. Phone 124. 1875
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08

FOR RENT-Large double room.
twin beds. private shower and
entrance. 704 State st. 1te
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
THE PRESS CT LASSIFlED SECTION
For Sa!e-N iscellQneoUy

FOR SALE-House to move, 24x30,
i'll good repair. Collin s Wfccking
Co. Phone 572. 270 No. 18th. 29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
By HENRY L. FARRELL

United Press Staff Correspondent)
PITTSBUR RGH, Pa, Oct. s.
ith the first game tied up and
lcked away in the bag, the Wash
gton Senators, world s champions
1924, had tremendous advant-
sc when they went into the see
. nd game of the world S series
sainst the Pittsburgh Pirates here
pday.
The moral advantage that the
mcrican league champions gained
downing the younger National
laguc club in the first and most i'm
brtant game was even more than
&c mathematical points derived.
he first victory not only inspired
le veterans but it gave them Il
argin for Bucky Harris to work
Harris can gamble now with his
trhers and he will gamble, every
|lscball man knows, as there is no
anager in the game who is as
Filling TO take chances.
Coveleskie to Pitch
Stanley Covclcskic, the veteran
ole spitbaIlcr, was scheduled to
Istch the second game today for the
|rnators. Harris said that he was
shape to start and that " Big
irpo' Marbcrry, the best relief
itchcr in baseball, would he ready
jump in if anything happened
l. CoVelcskic.
The Pole has been worked hard
II season and his back has been
|othcring him, but he said today
bat he was ready TO go and AN.
ious to get the call.
Vic Aldridgc, the former Chicago
tar, WAS booked to work for the
irates.
He warmed up for It few minutes
cfore yesterdays game, and Bill
lckcchnic, manager Of the Pirates.
Pparently SAW that he WIS in good
|bapc. Johnny Harrison aud Tom
hcchan will be held in reserve and
.ay krcmcr or Emil Ydc will get
he call in Washington tomorrow
With Dutch Rcutl"r working for
he Senators.
There was nothing to the opening
ane but Walter Johnson ''Whch
he big train is right, YOU nlgilt
osf as wcIl sit down aud eonht
hem as he knocks them off, = vet
ran baseball men agreed.
The Pirates could not hit John
on when hits meant something
nj the Senators hit Lee Meadows
nst enough to win the bali game.
Some smart baseball men blamed
Meadows for his own defeat he.
Iause he didn' work on Sam Rice.
IL had two strikes and ball ON
'.iee in the fifth inning when lac
lhrcw linn q fast ball, Rice con.
lectcd with the end of his bat and
.poekeI ia two runs that cinchrd
he gpu4r.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08

TOR SALE-Milo maize in head
$50 a. c. V. Young ranch, 2 mile,
east. Is mile north of Whiting,
Crossing. l7tt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08
Blame Lady Luck

Meadows pitched good game
nj th" Pirates blamed their de
.oat on bad luck. They said that
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-08

Auto WrecKiny Co
Valley agents FOR american gear,
and Wlkson axles. Larges,
stock in valley. 438 Main s;
TAone 5SS 1879
, 1925-11-23

way to get his car to town, hitched the
deg 10 the car and then STATED back.
When he arrived in town an officer of
the humane society Immediately put him
under arrest for cruelty to animals.
VIII n he was arraipned before court
for trial, the judge asked the officer
What he arrested this man for. The
officer stepped up and said:
This man was arrested for tying a
car to a dogs tail"
Ford Owner-'Do you carry tires that
will fit a Ford carr"
Junk Dealer-"No; but if you will wait
a few minutes | will get some hose | have
in the cellar, which | think will do"