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Referee Head was unable to sec
what had happened, his view of
Long being obscurcd by the inter
vcning figure Of Escalantc. Head,
believing that Long was "taking
it, - started to count him ont. As
the count was finishing, Long game
ly tried to get to his feet, but could
only do SO with the aid of the ropes.
I EscalantC, also unaware of what
was wrong, rusher Long, but was
held off by Head, who gave the
fight to Escalantc. 1t was an un-
fortunate accident, spelling what
would undoubtedly have been IA
good scrap.
Tirpo Gets Drubbing
Young Firpo of Brawlcy, took a
nice drubbing from johnny Sharp,
of Calgary, Canada, in the four
round special event, though the de
cision was called Il draw. johnny
IS an ld-timcr, and he roughcd Fir
pO up considerably. His habit of
holding the Brawlcy boy by the
neck with one hand and whaling
him with one hand, and whaling
from getting the decision. 1t vas
not all Sharp, however, as Firpo got
in some good solid smashes. Firpo
went to the floor three times, due
10 the wrestling ability which John.
ny showed in the clinchcs
Benny Romero and Julian Coro.
nadQ opened the regular show with
a good four round battle, the de.
cision going TO the latter although
he was handicapped by being scv.
cral inches shorter in height and
reach than his opponent. However
this did not prevent him from be
ing the aggressor at all times, and
only when the little man stung him
with his blows, did Romero really
send them in.
Riot OF Mirth, Comedy
The regular show was preccdcd
by a four round scrap between Har
~ Mullen and John Bell, that was a
not of mirth, comedy, fun, or what
lave YOU! The two colorcd boy.
had fuss over something and scv
cral local business men fixed it III
70 let them fight it out in the prizc
ring. Mullen has bay window that
hangs out in front like i Spanish
f balcony, and John. while of mucl
trimmer build than his opponent
was plainly puzzled By finding him
self in the prize ring. The bovs
slugged and wrestlcd now and then
though they were "rcsting' thu
greater part Of the time. Cap Stev
ems called th" quarrel Il draw anf
made the fighters bury the hatehet
before they left the ring.
Announcement was made tha
Young B"llo and johnny Rem,
wouid furnish the main event mex
week. Mhat a scrap that ought Il
J he,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
FALTERTNG ATHLETICS WILL RENEW
APPARENTLY HOPELESS CHASE FOR
ELUSIVE AMERICAN LEAGUE PENNAN|T

Il, the Athletics still feel they
have Il chance for the pennant.
Connie Mack, Of course, would not
admit now that Washington has the
peHraut cinched. On the contrary,
it is apparent that he feels the race
is not over and that his team will
get going.
The Yankees have been easy for
the Athletics this year rs they have
won nine out of their - games but
they may find the New York club
harder in this series as Miller Hug
gins will drive tho team at full
speed to avoid any claim from Wash
ington that nc was making it easy
Tor the Athletics. =, q.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
LARGEST ENTRY
LIST SEEN FOR
TENNIS M E E T

BERKELEY, Cal, Sept. With
the largest entry list in history, the
state tcnni, championships opened
here today on the courts of the
Berkeley Tennis club.
Junior matches were cardcd foi
this morning, with the first senior
play, the men singles, to start
this afternoon.
Helen Wills, national champion
VIII mako her first appearance to.
morrow afternoon. Charlotte Hos
mcr, another leading woman play
er, Is due here Monday to compete
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
GEORGIA GOLFERS
COMPETE TODAY
FOR SILVERWARE
BY FRANK GETTY
lited Press Staff au

OAKMONT COUNTRY CLUB,
Pa, sept. 1.-Two peaches from the
samc Georgia orchard set out today
10 determine which shah carry
back 10 Atlanta the massive silver
trophy emblematic of the amateur
golf championship of the United
States.
Bobby Jones, who is defending his
titic, and Watts Gum, the bashful
curly haired challenger both are
members OF the Atlanta Athletic
club. Their meeting in the finals
gives the affair Il decidedly :" fam
lily flavor, for the two arc close
buddics and play together con.
stantlY in the south.
Jones and Guam were of 1T 1918
a. III. and the first hole WAS halved
with fourS. 1t is long par five.
Both drivers were long and on the
fairWay, and both seconds were on
the green. Two puts each put them
down.
The second hole was also halvcd
with fours.
Both drives were we'll down the
course. Bobby second was six feet
from the pin and Gum $ twelve.
Both took two putts.
The third hole was also halvcd in
fourS and the match WAS still
square.
Gunn S drive, long low scream
cr. caught trap. Bobby was a
mile down the middle. Jones' second
was off to the right. Gum PLAYED
nicely ont of the trap with Il mashic
mblick and was just over the green.
Both lad their thirds near the pin
and went down.
Neither was conccding puts. Both
were under par for the first three
holes.
Gum won the fourth with IN
eagle three to Jones five and was
one up.
Eoth tee shots were beauties.
"um laid a No. | iron down TO
within ten feet of the pin. Jones
was in trap. His third ran over
The green into another trap. Watts
s"n down the putt for his eagle and
was three under par at this point.
Bobby came back with Il birdie
three on the fifth to win and the
match was all square.
Bobby put his pitch u feet past
the pm and sank long curling putt
TO get his birdie. Gum S second
barely held the green and his ap,
pF0ach putt was dead for a four.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
PERSONAL

Information is desired concerning
the whereabouts of Henry II.
Baden. Communicate with Frcdc-
rick W. Farquand, 165 Broad
way, New York City, New Yori;.
5tI
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
Ry HENRY J.. FARRELL
(Unitod Press Staff Correspondent

Omitted Press Staff Corrosponaent)
NEW YORK, Sept. Six full
lengths behind the speeding Wash
ington Senators, the faltcrinS Phil
adelphia Athletics Will get back in
to harness today and renew what
looks Ike a hopeless chase for the
American league pcnnant.
After rest Of two days in which
they have been trying to forget
their sad experience in Washington,
the Philadelphia youngsters viii
mcct the New York Yankees in the
first Of Il two game series.
Despite the loss OF their last
eight games and their iailurc to win
more than two games in their last
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
NAME WICHITA NAN AS
BAR ASSOCIATION HEAD

DETROIT, Sept. 5. - Electing
Chester l. Long of Wichita, Kansas,
as president for next year, the Amer
lean Bar association closed the bust.
ness meetings of its 4Sth annual scs-
sion yesterday.
Fred 7. Wadhams, Albany, y. Y,
was selected as treasurer, and Will
liam {. McCracken, Chicago, secrc-
tary.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI
CATION FOR LETTERS TESLA
MENTARY.
In the Superior Court of the County
OF Imperial, State of California.

In the Matter of the Estate of
Tom Loukidcs, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given that a
petition for the probate of the will
of Tom LOukidcs, deceased, and for
the issuance to Sam Kokinos of let.
tiers teStamcntary, has been filed in
tins court, and that Friday, the 25th
day of September, A. D., 1925, at
= clock p. M, of said day, at the
courtroom of Department of said
court, at the courthouse in the City
of El Centre, County of Imperial,
state Of California, has been set for
the nearing of said petition, when
l1nd where any person interested
nay appear and contest the same,
md show cause, if any they have,
why said petition should not be
granted.
! Dated September list, 1928.
c. &. MOUSSEAU, Clerk
BY c. Il. Williford, Deputy Clerk,
tlichcUA d Irulo, Attorneys for re
titioners. $40
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
AIR TRAVELLERS FACE
DESERT ARAB MENACE

CAIRO, sept, 5.--First passengers
by the new air service between
Cairo and Karachi, shortly to be
gin operation will experience the
thrill of sleeping in the desert in a
temporary cucampmcnl with the
possibility of hostile Arab tribe.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
PORT NEWS VIEWS FOR IMPERIAL VALLEY FANS
BUTLER, PA, MAN is
ELECTED VET HEAD

TULSA, Okla, Sept. 5.-Frcd
Stovcr, Butler, Pa, was elected ma.
tional commander in chief of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars here yes
terday, succeeding John II. Dunn of
Boston.
The vote was: Stovcr, 360 Frank
I. Strayer, indianapolis, 1888; Clar-
cnce l.. Chandler, Detroit, 80.
The proposed veterans national
home at Eaton Springs, Mich, was
accepted by the convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05

Several of the hotels Of Dresden,
Germany, obtain thcn electricity
from II Windmill-drivcu electric gen
Grating plant This installation has
Il 50toot wind wheel and all the
generating equipment and storage
batteries are housed in the build
Ing buili around thr base Of tic
structural steel tower
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
Poultry

FALL CHICKS are hatchcd from
the best hens in the flock and the
fall season is ideal both for brood
ing the chicks and rearing the
pullotS. We hatch "a grade ac-
credited white .cghorns only.
Chicks ready for delivery Aug.
ii, and every Monday and Thurs
day during Sept. and Oct. Parcel
post prepaid. Write for prices,
clg, San Diego County Hatchery
E!o No. !, SIN Diego, C2Ilt. -oL'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

Buffalo, N. Y.-Jimmv Slatterv,
Buffalo light heavyweight, knocked
out Frank Carpenter, y. Y. IN the
fourth round of i scheduled ten
round bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

Vernon 1, Sacramento ,.
Seattle ), Los Angeles >.
salt Lake 10, Oakland ,.
San Francisco 4, Portland |.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05

Portland, ore.-Tiny Herman,
former Astoria heavyweight, with
three mighty swats IN the first
round ended his scheduled ten round
bout here last night with Il knock
out over George Lamson, Omaha IN
dian. one blow to the middle and
another to the chin put Lamson
down for a count Of nine. He arose
groggy and was an easy victim to
Herman S hard left.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday S Results

Now York 6, Philadelphia ).
Cincinnati ,, Chicago ].
st. Louis 9, Pittsburgh ;.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
Homo Run Leaders

HoMsby, Cards, 80,
Meuscl. Yankees, u.
Williams, Browns, -.
iIartnctt, Cubs, ~.
simmons, Athletics, 25.
t'ournier, Robins, Il.
Meuscl, Giants, 20.
BottomIcy, Cards, IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Washington 9, Boston >.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
Here and There
in Sport World

Los ANGELES, Sept. . The
Nebraska Wildcat has come into
lis own. Ace lIuGkina unloosed the
fury he has been storjug up through
reverses for several months and
gave Dick Hoppe bad beating in
Il ten round bout at Hollywood I.e-
glon Stadium, last night.
Iiudkins has never lost a decision
at Hollywood, aud this, coupled WITH
"a changed boxing style aud splen-
did condition, seemed to give him
renewed confluence. The wildcat s
severe kidney punches had Hoppe
hanging on, trying to avoid punish
mcnt,
Only in one round did Dick show
at all well. This was in the third.
The rest of the rounds went to Hue
kinS.
Harry Labarrc, 81. Paul feather
weight, upset the dope sheet, knock
cd Bud Ridley down in the frs.
round and won the referee S de
cision. The bout was six rounds.
johnny Godinas stopped Ray
Shaucr in the last Of six round
special.
Young Alexander and Billy
Blake, drew in four rounds, whiic
Jimmy Lcvcn'hal beat Billy VIII
liams in another four rounJer.
.Jackm Warner. Vernon third
baSeman, and Clyde Barfoot, pitch
or, were sold to The Detroit Amcri
can League team for a considera-
tior said to be 100000 in cash and
PLAYER value. Bobby Jones, Detroit
Ithird baScman, viii report here I'm
.mcdiatcly. Warner will report 20
.pctroi. within ten days.
Iiarfoot, playing with Il tailcnier
or seventh place club all wear, has
won twenty one of his team 5 total
'of sixty one wins.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05

FOR EXCIANGE-Salc or Lease.
100 acres, 80 in alfalfa, good
buildings, four miles south Holt
vile. Clark Horstord, G2l ". 3rd
st. Los Angeles. Jtl2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05
Press Classified Ad Section
.lUDAY.'S WANT AUS.
$3.50 DOWN

Viii handle Il nice, tiyc-room
modern home on Len Rey 81,
-dust he sold before the 10Th
see AFELERBAUG1, with
Edgar Bros kealty Go. 80
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05

Farmers who are fighting black
slcm rust i'll their wheat fields need
not despair. At the green houses
of the agricultural college OF the
University of Minnesota under cleo
trio lights there is being grown 4
new hybrid wheat that seems to be
able TO withstand the raNagcs of
this wheat plague.
Jones won the sixth hole, 3 to +,
and was one up.
Gunn won the seventh hole, / to
), and the match was squared. Jones
vas first in a ditch and then u
trap.
Jones came back on the eighth
and won ) TO / and was again one
up.
Bobby's tee TO the eighth was a
beauty near the pin. Gunn drove
into II trap and did not play ont
we'll. He missed his putt for half
Both were one under par at this
stage.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05

FOR SALE-High grade Ilolstein
bull. Is months old. l.. \. Row
land, l mile east and > miles
south of Acacia school. Jt3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05

WANTED-Thrcc or four room
house, furnished or uufuraishcd.
Close in. Box 106, FL Centre.
5t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05

FOR SALE--Toy Fox Terrier pups.
513 Brighton. ot5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-05

FOR RENT Good furnished room
III private home. Inquire $50
Brighton Ave. 0t3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
OREGON SOLONS
END SESSION
Battle Between Legislature
and Governor Is Draw

SALEM Feb. The oregon
legislature, after a 40 day session.
adjourned "slno die" ~ 1890 last
night. and today the legislators and
most n the legislative employees are
on their way home.
Warfare between Gov. Walter ~
Pierce and the legislator ended in
a draw decision Both sides 10 the
controversy which had existence
since the opening Of the session
showed signs o. Cancellation toward
the end
The governors veto OF the Multi.
n0mah county additional circuit
ludgoahip was overfideu during the
closing sessions. and his suggested
severance tax and other measures
wrre ignored. on the other hand.
tho tobacco tax was established as a
source OF revenue
Ten questions submitted 70 both
houses IN resolutions and bills have
been paAaed over to tho electors. 10
be voted upon a. the next general
election. Tho most important OF
these n the senate joint resolution
by Senator Dennis. which
would have amended the conatltu.
tion and inhibited the lcypdnr Of
income or inheritance taxes until
1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

promptlyrelieves consupa,
ton. IL is different from pills
or purgatives. IL docs not
gripe, pain or purge. Itacts
easily and in a natural way,
just as DR.. Caldwell intend.
ed when he prescribed it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
FOLLOW KANSAS
CITY, HE SAYS
Allen Believes Seattle Also
Ought TO Adopt Manager
POLICE OPPOSE PLAN
Civil Service Workers Start
Fund TO Defeat Measure

kansas ca. Missouri. not only
voted 90 adart the city manager
form ~ government last Tuesday
hut they drd Il hy a four 10 ono
Bndaliie." declared u. w Allen,
president Of the Municipal league 81
Seattle. az IA meeting % the Green.
wood improvement club last night,
Finding herself IA much tho
same situation that Seattle Is In 70.
day. Kansas city realized. after
years or struggling along under the
cStraysgant waste Of city hair
rule. that a clean business system
Of civic administration was her only
means or escape" be said
In tho midst o. an the speech.
making. the police department u
getting ready TO carry on an active
campaign OF opposition in tho hopes
% defeating The measure Captains,
lcutenants and srrEcants u the on
uru police force were 70 meet With
Inspector J. r. Mason 20 receive In.
utruetioua ia regard 20 the pro
gram for defeating the proposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
SEEK SCULPTOR
OF MEMORIAL
Famous Artist Wanted for
Destroying Models

ATLANTA. Ca. Feb ef The
South has found out what an artistic
temperament really means.
GutEeon florglum. his enemies said
today. Khvo a very thoro and dcntruc.
two exhibition u what an artist can
Do when in rage
The world famous sculptor y
souFht ON warrant charging ma.
uelous mischief following dssiruc
ton % a huge master model of the
stone mountain memorial 10 soldiers
and SALON Of the confederate army,
Ills chlrf assistant, jess Tucker.
who nupsrintsnded the actual cary
lnE on tho sheer side 81 stone noun,
tain for the past three years. d
wanted on a similar charge
norKium. who was dismissed from
his contract BY the executive com.
mittrn Of tho stone Mountain Con.
Tolerate Memorial association yc8tcr
day. wen, 20 his studio on the noun.
tain secretly during tho night and
destroyed all tho models with an
ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
CIVIL SERVICE BODY
Is FIGHTING PLAN

n Ia understood that members OF
tho city civil Service league. who
arc opposed 60 the manager plan
because Il abollabss civil service. are
contributing 20 a fund 10 defeat Tho
plan. according 10 Police chief
Seyepus
Pointing out that tho proposed
manager plan would - very salts
factory 10 the proposed eountyciiy
consolidation plan. Vivian ~. Car
keck. attorney. spoke Ia favor Of
tho scheme az meeting % the
American Association o. Engineers
AZ Moves cafeteria Thursday night
Friday evening a meeting wlll ~
held AZ the Columbia branch library
Tor discussion Of the amendment
The group will he addressed bl
HuEo Kelley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

LNoR more than an hour. Thursday
Il afternoon. half dozen sea
guls scared above the corner az
Third ave, and Virginia a., cfynE
In vain for their large brown leader.
The bird flew into the city llEht
department wires. carrying $4,000
volts ~ electricity, and war electro.
euied IL fsll onto Ehsrharicra Ca.
rage. Inc. sales platform narrowly
missing Eddie Herzer. floor man.
who was polishing n car and Blll
Arnctt. sairaman. who was talking
20 a prospective automobile buyer.
The sea gull was picked ub BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
DEMOCRATS WILL
HEAR OPPONENTS

This weeks noon meeting II the
King County Democratic club nj
Moves cafeteria saturday, viii 10
given over TO opponents Of the
measure. Cooperation Counsel
Thomas J Kennedy and Mayor
Brown win spsak in opposition.
President George Ryan announced
Among thr many npsskers who
appear today IN behalf % tho eitY
manager amendment, ara @. a
Krats ana a. q. Kerry. city man.
akrr o. Astoria. who spoke this
noon before the Chamber OF Com.
mcrco. J. 1. Baldwin. at tho Luih.
ems Meas guild. y. a. Brc,horai.
before tho British club. 4. W, Allen,
before tho broadway Community
club. pois =. Sandal. before tho
stephen society. Il. l. Wiener at
the j. A. circle. Plymouth church;
A. N. winsmau VI the Social Score
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
IN roGcy LONDON

LoNDoS.-Ii has become 50 dan.
serous FOR pedestrians 10 cross
streets during the famous London
fogu tia, London man has pat
cu,ed small rcd electric light which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

noezer and laid out on the ground.
away from tho platform. Us mates
wheeled aud swooped overhead. cry.
ing Hhrlllr but they appeared afraid
20 aish' They finally WINGED
away atill sounding their pialntiyc
calls.
The bird fsli 60 feet from the
light wires 10 the automobile snles
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
THIS WOMAK1S REC0MpNsI

4 was 70 weak and nervous I Co
hardly do my housework. says Y
Harry Ashcraft OF Covington. ~.
could not stand because OF the b
ing down pains In my back and %
men. One day ! read how LYDIA
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
helped others and decided 10 tyI
/ want TO praise this wonderful u.
cine FOR tho health and sireng;a
has given me and ask other susf.a.
women TO try IT," This is the d
great dependable medicine FOR '
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

Men Of tho Arabian Akhwanx tribe
have been put to death for tobacco
smoking. II "a cnntidersi osir Or the
greatest rims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

a man can wear on hts shoulder and
thus warn tho fast driving an,olsi
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TREATED ONE
DR0PSY


Short breathing 80
i.yed ia q few hours swelling reduced
IN q few days. regulates the liver. KID.
psys. stomach and hears. purifiss ths
blood. STRENGTHENS the sGsffs system
write for free trial treatment CoLL.uN
DRoPSY REMEDY co. Dept. 81. Al
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-05

At. To put on.
49,. The smallest particle of matter.
81. Not many.
SO. A little perforated ball strung
on a thread and worn as an
ornament.
55. A large body of water.
Sc. Hell.
So. To have as an obligation.
SO. Fright.
60. Put down.
VERTICAL
1. A teacher.
2. An age.
8. To check.
4. Toward.
5. Mineral spring.
6. Form of verb to be.
z. A note in music.
8. Mimics.
8. An affirmative adverb
10. Devils.
Is. Wicked.
Is. A building site.
IS. A public cab.
20. Marvels.
81. Stamped; impressed; what the
tailor did to your suit.
%. A black bird OF the crow fam
lily.
N25. Look!
26. A printers measure.
27. yellow flower.
20. Humor.
80. Coordinate conjunction.
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asked. in a level tone.

asked. in a level tone.
do not ask me. You will be hap
pier without me. You were never
meant for the formal restrictions
and conventionalities of society
civilization would become irksome
to you, and in a little while you
would long for the freedom Of your
old life-a life to which I am as
totally untitled as you to mine,''
81 think understand you, Ne re-
piled quietly. II shall not urge you,
for l would rather see you happy
than to be happy myself.
II see now that you could not be
happy with-an ape"
There was just the faintsst tinge
Of bitterness in his voice.
Don't she demonstrated. Don't
say that. You do not understand"
But before she could go on q, sud.
den turn In the road brought them
into the midst Of little hamlet.
Before them stood Clayton's car
surrounded by the party be had
brought from the cottage.
Copyright, a. G. Mcclurg & CO. 1914.
Continued In Next Iaanel