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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-06
TORIBIO.
Maunabo.
DEsDE SAN GERMAN


Ell asunto del Presupuesto, Sc
gun rumores pdblicos, traeria cola.
Muy temprano as1stimos la Asam
blea v recibimos Ia atenta invita-
ci6n de don Manuel E. Davila para
cue ocupasemos sitio su lado. Ora
cias damos por tan inmerecido cum
plido.
Sc trae discussion los ingresos
y nos sorprende las manifestacio-
nes del asambleista Santiago R.
Palmer en- que Ell ingreso de paten.
tes no producia 10 que debfa por
motive de neghgencia en- el cobro
y segln el hay 1nucfos que no Sc
les cobra por privilegios conocidos.
IA Convengamos antes de tratar este
asunto que el P1e5upues-
to es completamente exiguo Y que
imuy POGO puede hacersc en- esta
ciudad.a Pero hecha esta salve-
dad esperamos pubicamonte que
cualquier Asambleista nos desmie II
ia 81 no hemos de cefiirnos la yer
dad de las manifestations Que
'ihestros lectores deben conocer pa
ra que Sc den cuenta exacta del
curso de los acontecimientos.
TEL asunto del arbitrio de carnes
produjo en- Ell intervalo de seis me-
ses Ia diferencia de mil quinien-
tos d6lares.
El senior Davila sugiere Cue Sc
irnpone la economic en- el Presu-
puesto Y hace hincapie en- la reba-
jacde sueldos en- empleos y que Sc
atienda al Parque de bcinberos,
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Continuation de Ia pag. 10

conceptuoso el sveneradoa profeaor
senior Feliciano Santos.
Fue una sorpresa para el pd-
blico la presentation del Repre-
scntante Muioz Ramos. Habia vo-
rido Ia fiesta en- representation
de Ia C&lnara y pesar de 10
cStar anuaciado en- q program 4,
proruncio, un fogosS ardiente
discurso lleno dc bronesas para
csta islita. "Ofreaco en- nonbre
De Ia Camara de6 Representatives.,
diio, cue VieQues tendra siempro
una High School Este pueblo Ia
necesita tanto mas que cual-
cuier pueblo de la isla grande.
Hacla tempo que sonaba con ella
~ ahora, graeiaH a su digno Re-
presentante, hes logrado yer Ia
cristalizaci6n de sus suenos. Hoy
cs orgullo de ID isia chiea, como
debe serlo tanbien de Ia isla
grandei'
Termino el sdaor Munoz Ramos
recitando una slargs. poesfa re-
gional. Despu6sii de una descrip-
cion bastante sacertada de las es-
cenas tfpicas del campo, el pocsa
ncs Ieva a presenciar un bale j.
baro. Ali estuvimos.. enlbriagada
el alma con losb sollozos de IN
"cuatro" Y las qdejas de una gui-
tara; ALI nos sentimos mas
puertorriquenos que nunca, ALI
los deleitamos conHel taconeo ca
dencioso de zapatos rudos, ALI
scntinos las palpitaaiones de un
corazon latino; ali, en- fin, fuimos
10 que debemos sienlpre ser.
boricuas. Y al otro dia, iquidn
adivinaria que ALI Sc habia baila-
Go 81 la vieja reclinada en- su ha-
maca continuaba remendando, Y
ol viejo trabajando como de cos
tulnbre Y los muchachitos espan-
tando las gallinas de Ia sala?
iSabia filosofial Asf 5ovenes
graduados, reanudarais banana
vuestro trabajo, y asi, @lerido
pueblo de Vieques, continuaSas Ia
labor sagrada de educar tus
hiios para que luego, cuaad6 jun
to a ii y en- una nochc como esta
Ia isla de Puerto Rico celebrk ia
realization dc sus suprernos iaea-
les Y despierte a la manana 81
guiente viviendo la vida que an
sia, preguntes como el poeta:
iouien adiyinaria que anoehe bai-
lanaos?
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nejanses, dlo todo 10 que pudo
sas familiares y pertenocio sienr-
pre- leallpente al Partido Union de
Puerto Rico.
Deseanse en- spaz su alma y para
sus hiios, entire los que Sc encuer-
tran Nolasco y Rafael y 81 hernia
no el infegro tambi6n don Pedro
Pablo Colon, nuestro sincere pc
same.
DON ANTONIO v. COLON
Fsta podGosas columna, jefe de
una distinguida familia de esta po-
blacion, ha pasado q mejor vida,
(Continla en- la pag. 12l
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) DESDE COAMO
I'm CoMPATRIOTA QUE CAE
San German, P. R.
JUNO 26925.

Ha' rendido la iornada de Ia
vida eli esta poblaci6n a una avan
zada edad el respectable anciano
don Nolasco Colon, de oficio tor
ccdor, liamado carinosamente macs
tro olaseo, el que al morir Sc
hal!aba recluido en- su humilde no.
gar victima de pertinaz, dolencia
que le venia minando desde hacia
como tres amos.
Este buen ciudadano vino ALA
per el ano 1874 procedente de las
nlontanas Barranquitenas forman-
do su hogar en- Coamo, donde Sc
deaico a su oficio hasta antes de
enfermarse.
Fue .un ciudadano integro, hom-
bre afectuoso con todos sus Sc
E
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-06
NOTAS DE MAUNABO
LA BODA RIEFKOHL-
DELGADO NAVAS.

En- Ia noche del microbes "a de
&1nio, unieron sus corazones por ell
lazo matrimonial Y por ell rito ca
t6lico en- la iglesia de San Isidro
de esta ciudad dos distinguidos
i6venes ambos pertenecientes q
distinguidas familias de la elite
social. Ella la simpatica y gallar-
da senorita Carmita Delgado Ma
vas, hija de nuestro amigo don Pc
dro Delgado Ortiz, ex-alcalde de
este pueblo, Y e es el joven amigo
nuestro tambi6n don Juan Ref
kohl hijo del prestigioso caballero
acaudalado financiero don Luis
Riefkohl Sando. La ceremonial re-
sulto concurridisima apadrinando
a los jovenes contrayertes la Sc
norita Carmen Riefkohl hermana
del contrayente, y don Pedro Del
gado Ortiz, padre de Ia novia. Los
invitados fuimos obsequiados con
finos v sabrosos dulces, helados,
sandwiches, bizcochos, y muchas
cosas mas.
Los novios recibieron nGltiples fe
licitaciones Y regalos. La concurreu
cia Ia constitute un numeroso gru-
po de elementos de ambos sexos,
pertenecientes a Ia sociedad de San
Juan, Humacao, Patillas, Guaya-
ma. De los asistentes al acto re-
ccrdamos a los esposos Don Luis
Riefkhol Y sonora, Lcdo. Jose G.
Sugranes y senora, Nicolas Con-
2&lez v senora, las senoras, Dona
Lola Gonzalez, Carmen If. Gle Mar
torell, Lula G. viuda de Machete,
Cruz Cadiz de Steidel, Mrs. Carlos
Cadiz, Y las senoritas Socorro Mar
torell, Graciana Cadiz, Charm San
tiago, Verf Cadiz, Carmin Marto-
rell, Julia Cadiz, Victoria Cadiz,
las senoritas de Sdgraies, las
senoritas Matos de Guayama, Y
los senores Don Justo Gonzalez.
Lcdo. Rafael Sugranes Loubriel,
Pedro Boglio, Alfonso Boglio, Gallo
Mel6ndez, joven Marquee, Rafael
G. Marti, Luis Delgado, Jose
Miguel Vidal, Miguel Calimano,
Leopoldo, Jose Antonio Guzman,
lamentamos no recordar los
i5venes. La gentil pareia march6
la misma hoche para Ia ciudad de
Guayama donde fiaran su resi-
dencia tan simpaticos j6venes.
FL dedal le TOGO la senorita Car
lnen Riefkhol. El aro no Sc sabe.
quien 10 agarro, Sc 10 llev6 sin darse
cuenta... Y el jorobado lie TOGO Ia
senorita Charm Santiago. lie da-
ra suerte 0 no?
TOPJPTO
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las clases de travesuras que hemos
anotado va.
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cor nmo toos
scuandoc connc6to
Les vivo agraecil eli
los K recmen
y
"a IS
Ell VINO FosFARSTNoI yas podaos
tmua a digestion
e y
en- s nyec6n
alzante
AMERICAN TROPICAL REMEDY Porto Rico Branch
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-06
NoTAs rE BAYAMoN
CINCo NUEVAS CASAS DE
COMERCIO /

En- estas iiltimas semanas han
sido abiertas al publico cinco nue.
vas casas dc comercio en- Baya-
mon; 10 cual nos demuestra que
vamos en- Progreso seg1n hace .po-
cos dlas dijimos en- este mismo ro-
tativo; en- la question industria
y agricultural no vamos muy 5;bien
que digamos debido a que la Cen
trail Juanita esta pr6xina ter
minar la zafra del aztcar, indus.
tria esta que por algunos meseg la
vonido dando algGn movimientc
dc vida al comercio &c ests, po-
blacion.
Las cinco casas de concrete. CO.
mo hemos dicho antes, son las 81
guientes: la primera la sombreIe-
ria del senior Maldonado, estableci-
>da en- ell local donde estuvo Ia Flor
de Julio, en- la Gale del doctor
We've. La segunda es la sombre-
reria de los sefiores Torres Ro-
driguez en- la misma calle, dedlca-
Ga 3 Ia venta de mercancias Y
calzado en- general titulada La
Tienda Nueva. La tercera titula-
da la Asturiana en- la Gale Come
rio del acaudalado comerciante de
mercancias en- general ell muy
popular ioven Manolin, hijo de
don Ricardo Vela, quienes disfru-
tan de muchas simpatias Ell esta
ciudad. Ell cuarto establecimleu-
to es ell del senior Antonio Rive
ra, dedicado al ramo de calzado
fabricado Ell Ell pals y por illtimo
TN bazar en- la Gale Comerio,
manejado por la cuita selora do
ia Evarista Pacheco. Deseamos q
los nuevos cinco establecimientos
buen exito en- Ell negocio empren-
dido por los duenos de los mis-
mos.
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Box 1894 Tel. 1875
SAN JUAN. /
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-06

Los maestros de otras poblaciones
que durante el curse que ter1nin6
el 10 de JUNO trabajaron Ell esta
E.allcipahdad, SO han marchado
"a sus respectivas localidades a dis
frutar de las vacaciones des-
cansar al lado de sus famlliares,
de Ia labor que realizaron aqui.
Felices vacaciones les deseamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-06

Como en- estos tltiInos dias fue
terminado Ell curse escolar, va es-
tamos viendo algunos mucnachos
hacienda miles diabluras tales CO.
mo la de estar matando pajaritos
y algunos de esos nihos jugando
dados Y otros juegos impropios de
niiios buenos ty honestos. Creemos.
que la policia debe vigilar esos
'clEquillos de inclinaciones peryer-
sas para i,npedirles que realicen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-06
Anmen 81 ba Pesab SO cuand empezaba tomar e VINO FOS
FARSINOL ahora pesa 40 ~ 20
La SRA. CARMEN LAsANTA

81 = - 1'a7ITI0 OOIeTo, CaIe 9, No. To- nos dirt
ee una catta, llena de agradecmiento por el camhio
Saud: 80 0Puo en- 81
ilaca mlcho tempo que venia sufrendo de ata-
ques nos dice. Somnre estaba trste sin austo sin
( ~, para , mada; pasando los dias un de leche
Come soy pobre V no contabo con roa,lrsos ID ~,
Fana case con que atender nj cnraci6n acud en- so-
eltua da aHuda Ia senorta Iasale. de la CRUZ ROJA
qulen me mando al Hospital Presbteriano donde me p
sefoh uns lnyeccones los nervios pero al POGO
tempo me vovi sentr como artes
In estas condolences ore por mi salud. pues nece-
sltaoa estar buena para cuidar de mis- hios ,n jfa
ei en- I'm perlodico VI e Ia medicina que yo nece-
Sltaba: era el VINO FOSFARSINOL. En- seguida con
IL ayeda de Varlas amigos reun 10 para corn
prar un ffaseo Enlpee6 a tomarlo lena de fe Y a las
prme1as cucharadas va podia dormir Desde entonees
fu stlendome mejor de todos mis- achaaues hasta que
how aas2naS de Lahar tnnlada
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Notas de la jLsLa

las clases de travesuras que hemos
anotado va.
Todo el pueblo Sc queja amar-
gamente del alto precio Que en-
estos iltimos dlas han impuesto
los comerciantes los articulos de
mayor, consume y todos Sc pre-
guntan: "a que diablos Sc debt
esa subida EN- el precio de les men
cionados comestibles habiendo CO.
mo hay tanta escasez de dinero Pc
ra comprar los mismos?
Hemos sabido por noticias cir
ealadas por esta poblacion que el
matadero ha sido clausurado segiln
sc dice por orden del Hon. Co
misionado de sanidad. 81 la no.
ticia es cierta resulta una buena
disposition del Departamerto dc
Sanidad Insular, pues Ell citado
n,atadero estaba resultando una yer
dadera amenaza para Ia salud de
los habitantes de Bayam6n.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

Although the University of South
crn California was expected TO
continue its touchdown rampage
this afternoon against the Uniycrs-
ity Of Utah, large crowd at the
game was indicated by the early
ticket sale today.
Utah is playing its first game Of
the season and is anxious to make
the start Il good one. The Mormons
are confident they will be the first
10 cross the Trojan goal line this
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
FAMED PLAYER
LAID TO REST
AT /LEWISBURGI
Vy United Press Leased Wire

LEWISBURG, Pa, Oct. l0.-This
little village along the Susquchanna
today paid final honors to Christy
Mathcwson, its beloved adopted
son, who won his first athletic sue
cess on the baseball and football
teams of Buckncll University here.
The body of big Six" lay in
state throughout the morning at the
home of his morncrin law, Mrs.
Frank &. Stoughton. The citizenry
of Lewisburg. baseball notables
aud the student faculty of Bucknell,
passed by the bier for a last look
at Christy. The body reached here
last night from Saranac Lake, ~.
Y, where the one time famous
pitcher for the New York Giants
died Wednesday night from tubcr-
cular pneumonia.
Simple funeral services at the
Stoughton home We're held prior to
burial in the Lewisburg cemetery
Business was practically suspended
during the services.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
! AND The RESULTS

New York-Johnny Dundee has
petitioncd to withdraw from his Is
round bout with Babe Herman,
scheduled for the Polo Grounds on
Monday, declaring he has had diff
ficulty in making the 126 pound
limit IA second time. He was barely
inside that weight last Monday
when the bout was postponed.
Boston-Rain caused postpone.
ment of the King Solomon Jim Ma
loncy bout scheduled at Braves
Field last night. The match will be
held tonight, weather permitting.
Detroit - Harry wills. colorcd
heavyweight, stepped four cxhibi
flon rounds here last night against
Jeff Clark of Joplin, Mo, Wills ap-
peared III good condition and gave
an impression of speed.
Scott Field, Bellvillc, Ill.--Frcd
Fulton continued his diving tricks
IN a bout here last night with Scr.
Soant Jack Adams, being knocked
out in the first round. Fulton was
knocked down three times before
being counted ont.
San Francisco-Billy Algcr of Ari.
zona won ten round decision from
Jack Silver AT Drcamland which
was unpopular with Il large see.
ton of the fans, who thought Sill
Yer led.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
No. l395-Dept
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
LEASE SHOULD NOT BE MADE
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
County of Imperial

IL the Matter of the Estate Of
ls9ae y. Epler, Deceased.
IN appearing 10 the Court from
the petition this day presented and
filed by Nina Bromley and Nora
EP'ar tie Exeeatfiees Of the fasl
VIII and testament Of Isaac W. Ep-
Ter, deceased. that it will be Cor
the advantage Of said estate to
lease certain real property Of the
estate:
Il Is Ordered by the Court that
all persons interested in the estate
Of Isaac W Epler. deceased, ap.
pear before the said Superior Cour-,
IN Department / thereof. at the
Court Ilouse in sad County, on the
&nth day Of October. 1925, at ECO
O'Clock p. III. to show cause why
that portion Of Tho real cstnte des.
cribed below should not be leased
by tho ENccutriccs Of said estate
for the period Of ten months at the
rrnt;d of Sl.i09.00 aud payable
upon the trrms and conditions men,
TONED in tho lease accompanying
and made n part of the petition of
sad Executor, to which reference
is made for further particulars;
And II Is Further Ordered that i
rorv of this order be published
once week for at least two sue.
ccs>i,c weeks in the Imperial Val
ley Press, a newspaper Of general
circulation published in said Coun.
ty of lanpcrl,i.
The said real estate is described
as follows to-wit:
The northeast - ares Of
tract 60, T Is :, Il II r., s. j.
NJ. Rcsnrvey approved pecem-
Der -, 1908.
Dated. Oct 9. l933.
FRANKLIN J. COLE,
Judge of Sand Superior Court
Leo Nutfer, tourt House, III Cen
tro, Attorney fer Executives,
o 10 & l.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
NOTICE FOR BIDS ON COUNTY
WORK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed bids will be received up
to and until two O'Clock p. m. on
the 2nd day of November, 1925, by
the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, at the office of the Clerk
Vt said Board at the Court House
in FL Centre, California, for labor
and material for the construction of
Mess Hail. at the County Farm
Or SAID County, to be located and
constructed according to certain
specifications and plans heretofore
approved and adopted by said Board
of Supervisors and filed with the
Clerk Of said Board, to which the
attention of bidders is hereby called
for further particulars.
FURTHER NOTICE rs HEREBY
EINEN that said bids must be ac-
'ompanied by tho regular bidder s
bond in tile sum of 1879 of the sum
bid and that at said time said Board
pf Supervisors will open said Bids
and will award contract to the
lowest responsible bidder.
Said Board of Supervisors re-
nerves the right to reject any and
III bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Super
risors.
G. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY L. N. Simpson, Deputy C-e-k.
1fnH
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
DRAFT PACIFIC
COAST PLAYERS
TO BIG LEAGUES

Five Pacific coast league players
have been drafted into the ma iors,
according to announcement from
Washington, where the draft WIS
held yesterday.
The players are: Catcher Martin
Autrey Salt Lake City; Pitcher
Douala Wecny, San Francisco
Pitcher ,uchler, Oakland; Third
Baseman Harry Riconda, Portland
Pitcher Sylvester johnson. Vernon.
Autrcy goes to Cleveland, Me
Wcency ami Boehlcr to BROOKLYN,
Riconda to the Boston Nationals
and johnson to the st. Louis, Ma
tionals.
\ total of. % PLAYERS were draft
ed by the majors,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
Here and There
in Sport World

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10.-Pcte
Sarmiento, slashing fighting Fill
piDo bantamwcight, handed man
sized beating TO game Patsy Elan
nigan and the referee stopped the
bout in the seventh round here last
night. The bout was a scheduled
ten rollnder. and il was seen early
that F.annigan was badly outclass-
ed.
This did not prevent Patsy from
standing up and taking his beat
ing like the gamester he is. He
stood toe to toe with Sarmiento
and sluggcd, but was continually on
the receiving end.
Pete took the play away from
Flanagan in the first round and
kept flying III and out, failing
awav, never idle. He had such Il
lead going into the seventh that
Flannigan could win only by n
knockout, and the crowd yelled
stop it.
Billy Atkinson won the decision
from Sailor Billy Vincent, III the six
round semi-final. Atkinson floorcd
Vincent in the second. but Vincent
came back strong and the knock
down swung the decision
Sailor .Ashmorc and Ad Codina
fought six round draw, i'll the
special event, while Bud lIanlon
won from Joe Burns and Young
Mcbride beat Charley Green in the
prcliminarics.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
SPORT NEWS, VIEWS FOR IMPERIAL v
JOE GORMAN WINS DECISION FROM
ERNIE CO0ZEAlAN in One OF MOST
CRUELLENG BOUTS SEEN AT ARENA

cr with short choppy blows that car
riod plenty of steam behind them.
For little fellows, they certainly
pack terrific hitting power, and
they also shine in being able to take
plenty Of punishment and come
hackN for more.
1t was a pretty fight TO watch,
and there WASH t Il dull moment in
it.
Tony Escalantc got draw with
Billy Bunch in the semi-final, and
in our opinion the bout should have
gone to Bunch, who was just too
clever for the border boy, though
the latter put up a pretty fight.
Tony was Il mighty tired kid at the
end Of Tho, fight while Bunch seem
ed as fresh as when he started.
Ernie Goozeman told us before the
fights that Tony was going to see
plenty of gloves in his fight with
Bunch. and Ernie is good prophet.
Tony saw plenty of them. He dldn I
get many chances to use his famous
right. 1t looked to us as though
Tony changed his style of fighting
and was rather lost without the old
left sticking out straight with the
right handy for business.
Tony Fought PlucEily
Il is safe bet that Escalantc
learned plenty in the fight for he is
a smart youngstcr, and he was up
against the best man of his career
last night He deserves plenty Of
credit for the showing he made, bu:
We still think he should have been
OIL tie short end of the fight.
This frankie Lee, who met Young
Tina III special event, better come
around again frankie not only
met Tina, but he presented the lat
Ter with 4 mighty slick Knockout
IL lie second round, after two min
ute and - seconds of fighting. Lee
oltWe'sAad his man by five pounds
aa3 u 2acd him plenty punishment
before he t'au.y hung out the X. o.
ssSe. The fans like to sec fighter
hat packs dynamite in his fists,
ao3 LEG vii! be welcomed tor an.
e'hea show her.
- lj9l NtAhtltN, VINO WAS 10 nleet
Lee Ia hattlrslfipl fall on him
aRG. eoulan't get over from San
Diego. we've never seen the gob,
'm / - badly saved himself
Ht..iu.,
Human String Bean
4ean2 Thompson. "A lean, string
tranf sort of KID, with more ribs
showing than Il broken umbrella.
took De La Fueute into camp for
the opening number. Thompson tow
cred severaf inches above his op-
pment, and the little Mexican.
though he fought Il good fighter,
Has under too large kaudicap.
sJec Layman, the toughest hozo
that ever hopped INTO the local ring,
viii headline next week $ show.
singing Il duet with Allie Nelson,
who has been going great guns in
Wilmington, Les Angeles and vicin-
It}. For the semi final Battling
laul and Battling Dotv will meci
fer the seven hundreth time.
There s a fight
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
(JIMMIE GREENE)

Whatever belief may have existed
III these parts that Joe German was
to be a setup for Ernie Goozcman
was knocked high, wide and hand
some. when Joe not only held his
own, but stepped out and won the
decision from the san Diego scnsa-
tion in the main event at the Impe-
rial Valley Athletic club last night.
Folks in these parts may have
seen better fights, where the scrap,
lers throw science 10 the wind and
Just slug, but we venture to say
that they have never seen a better
combination Of fiFst class boxing
and hard hitting than German and
GoozcmMn produced.
For some reason, perhaps because
Goozcman is the better known
fighter, German was the favortc
with the crowd last night Every
time he smacl,cd Goozeman. the
arona was filled with cheers, Though
Goozcma nhad plenty of sup
Iprtcrs.
Both men held things even in the
first few rounds, though German
had Il SHADE the better of il III the
third, while the fifth could have
been given to Goozemm. The sixth
left little to choose between them
buy German stepped ahead in the
seventh, only To have Goozeman
take the lead in the eighth. The
San Diego boy lost il in the ninth
however, Gornlan taking that aud
the final round.
The boys seemed TO Ike to eet
III close aud tear loose Oh each 9th
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

British Columbia has been ship.
ping cantaloupes as far east as Win
nipeg aud buvipe Californiany for
home consuMption.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
In tho the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of
California
In the Matter of the Estate of X.
Yale Zamora, Deceased.

In the Matter of the Estate of X.
Vale Zamora, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given that
petition for the probate Of the will
of \. Nalc Zamora, deceased. and
for the issuance to Geo. W. Allen,
Public Administrator, Of letters of
administration with will annexed.
has been filed in this court, and
that Friday, the 10th day of Oetob-
err \. d., 1925, at > o'clock p. NJ,
of said day, at the courtroom of Dc.
partmcnt One of said court, at the
Court House in the City of FL Cen
tro, County of Imperial, state or
California, has been set for the
hearing of said petition, when and
where any person interested may ar-
pear and contest the same, and show
cause, il any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated this 3rd day of October, 1873.
G. G. MOUSSF.AU, Clerk.
T. c Z Nillltocd DEPUTY CjrrA
II
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
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