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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

MUsICA para Piano. Recihimos

MUSlCA para Piano. Recibimos
semanalmente los dltimos hits
de New ; York. Tambien un gran
surtido de cOuplets m0sica espa-
fiola en- general. Envfo a La isla
franqueo extra. Los Muchachos, San
Juan, Z. R. p.
ARRIENDO LOCAL en- Allen II
propio para comercio con vitri-
ma al frente. Informes Gregorio
Vazquez, Allen No. 73 Tel. 3O2 ro-
10. San Juan. p. r. p.
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A Los DUENOS DE. AUT0MO-
VILES:-Por $2.97 cash 0 G. @.
u. lie enViamos un aparato que lie
economizara 40@o de su gasto de
sasolina. The Wesco Co. Hormigue
EOS, + IL. 6-10,
sc ALQUILA en- San Juan: La
planta baja de la casa Sol 46.
Precio $65. Informara Edificio
"Iglesias' Luna 52. Telefono S54
Verde, Santurce. GIL.
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PARA CABALLERO.-Se alouila
en- parada g.. Carretera Nueva,
esplendido mirador amueblado.
completamente independence, servi
clio sanitario, closet, etc. Tambi6n al
.quilo garage. Informaran telefonO
202o a5ul, Santurce. CT
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GUAGUA Sc vende la guagua ZEN
DEJAS con 0 sin franquicia.
Afagnffieas condolences. Facilida-
deS para ell pago. Informara. Fran
CISCO Moreno Jr., Allen tiltimo pi+
so. san Jua6. 60
Sc VENDE casa calle Cerra No,
II. Puedo deJar en- hipoteca has
ia $4,000, 81 desdase. Da dos ca
lies. Informes en- Ia misma casa.
6-24
e'SAN~~>%~~@~~
&C VENDEN 2 solares de 800 me-
tros cuadrados cu radicados en-
la Ave, de Diego, santurce. Infor-
mara G. M. Gomez, Bufete Travie-
so Iriarte, San Juan P. r. 7-3o
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CANGA: Casa MADEIRA montada
concrete, sala, comedor, tres dor
comedor, cocina, bafio, inodoro.
buen garage, solar 200 metros,
$22OO.00. Gale s ndmero 10. Cape
tillo. Rio Pfedras. 6-..S
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CE ALQUILA en- Miramar casa de
6 habitaciones, servicio santa
rio, garage y un gran patio por rs
d6lares mensuales. Informaran: te-a
l6fono 208, San Juan O. q rojo, SAM
turce. p
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

&c DESEA I'm electricista con
experiencia en- la reparaci6n de
aparatos Y utensilios eleetricos. Di
r1jase a esta oficina personalmen-
te a la 1902. Ne. Porto Rico Rafl-
way Light and Power Co, Marina,
San Juan. tR-1
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CE VENDEN solares de 800 me-
tros cuadrados cIu radicados en-
Ia Ave. de Diego, santurce. Infor-
mara G. M. Gomez, Bufete Travie-
so Q Iriarte, San Juan P. r. 7-3o
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

SE ALQUlLA local para oficina
en- el tercer piso del Edificio del
Telefono. Estara disponible ell dfa
primero de junio. Para mas infor-
mes dirfjase a la Direction de la
Compaflfa de Tel6fonos. 6-3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

VENDO buena residencia EN- San
turce. Tomo casa pequefia en-
cambio o finca en- Rio Piedras, Tralvs
jillo, CataAoyo Guaynabo. Informa
ra Telefono 1, 8, 0. s, Santurce, p
Rico. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

sc yENDE: Por $3.50 un automo-
vii Buick cilindros 5 pasajeros
|usado por familias Y en- muy buen
estado. Informaran Box 72S, San
Juan, r. r. 6-21
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TELAs Y sEDAs de novedad aea

bamos de recibir un gran surti
do para la temporada Mandamos
muestras y paauetes postales: FL
SOL, Allen SO, Box 800 6-24
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I[ENDO Maquina cinematograflea

propia para casa, iglesia 0 es-
cuela. Es portatil y tiene su trans
formador Tambi6n vendo enrolla.
dora Y pegadora. Dirijase Jose.
Manuel Gonzalez Angel, Tel. 500.
Santurce, Miramar, Clio.
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PAItA LAS DAMAs. Trabaios b.

pAsado, tru-tru y Sc fortan bo-
tones. Sc despachan 6rdenes Dor
correo. Parada u Cuevillas L. fe-
lefono ] negro, Santurce. f,.3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

Sc ALQUILA en- San Juan: La
planta baja de la casa Sol 46.
Precio $65. Informar6 Edificio
"Iglesias' Luna 52. Telefono S54
VERGE, Santurce. Gil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
NPORTUNIDAD vendemos casas

fincas y solares en- Bayamon, te-
nemos dinero para colocar en- hipo-
teca. Para information, jose G.
Umpierre, Box 76 Bayamon, P. r.
Rafael Pesquera, tel6fono 157, edi-
dcio, Ell MUNDO. pg
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GANGA. vendo por cuatro mil do

lares cash y cinco mil en- hIpote-
ca una hermosa residential en- ell cen
ITO de Santurce. Cost6 $12O0OO0.
y. Ramirez. Box b5, San Juan, p.
~ Ga
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

I'm NIAYAGUEZ.-se vende alma
cen situado zona comercial. ca
lie Mendez Vigo, esquina Fomen~ |
to. diez puertas frente. renta 800 90
mensuales. Para inforlnes, Francis |
ca nj. viuda Anzoategui, Mayaguez |
Playa. 6-17.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
CE VENDE: ! Reeistradora an,

CE VENDE: 1 Registradora "Na-
tionap de 6 gavetas. maqui-
mas Singer v algunas Vtdrieras.
Lame al tel6fono 800. S. J. p.
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REGALAMOS a nuestros clientps
E una preciosa muneca Bailari-
ma. Vale $500. Puede verse en- nues
,tfas vidrieras. Venga a buscar sl
ticket gratis. LA ELEGANCIA, San
Justo 30; San Juan, p. r. 6-22
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MAGNEsIA DE BLANcO's,

meJor sespecffico para la aoidez
del est6mago Y trastornos intesti-
males de los climas calidos. PRIZE
iBELA Y Sc eenvencera. s-9e
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MUDANzAs GRATIs.--para e.

milias en- buenoss carros turisa
mo. Pagaran .solanente sus nue.
bles precio barato.s Telefono 2T7. Ro,
jo o Cerra %, Santurce. p.
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INA CASA MODERNA.-se al

y INA CASA MODERNA.-Se al
quila una casa moderna de con-
creto con tres dormitorios, sala, CO.
medor, balloon Y garage con cuarto
servicio. Gale America Salas, oes-
te, calle Hip0dromo, Parada 20
Santurce. Precio Y condolences. In
formaran en- Hip0dromo 3. 6-31
~se>S>eNSSesSNseNsessa<e e@es~~sNs~sI~Sasr<~se~
TALLER HojaIateria PETER, de
AZ Pedro Roman Malave.. Especia-
hdad en- cajas tapalodos y radiado-
res aNeriados por choque y solda-
duras con estate Stop 81, lado
Puente Martin Pe6a, Santurce, P.
Il. 5-3l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

semanalmente los tltimos hits
de New ; York. Tambien un gran
surtido de cOuplets Y m1sica espa-
fiola en- general. Envfo a la isla
franqueo extra. Los Muchachos, San
Juan, p. r. p.
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CE vENDE SOLAR sit,

Condado al lado del Country
Club cerca del mar. Tiene 500 me-
tros. Il-ormes, telefono sos negro.
Santurce. e8
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

ARRIENDO LOCAL en- Allen II
propio para comercio con vitri-
ma al frente. Informes Gregorio
Vazquez, Allen No. 73 Tel. 3O2 ro-
10. San Juan. p. r. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
~ASA DIR HUEsPEDFs,

Iamiiias distinguidas. Mo- echm.
r. de menos ga propia casa, Lu.
ella G. Riera 230 West, 10th st.
Apartamento 81 New York, Meas
Broadway. %.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

A Los DUENOS DE. AUT0MO-
VILES:-Por $2.97 cash c. @.
u. le. enviamos un aparato que lie
economizara 40qo de SUI gasto de
gasolina. The Wesco Co. Hormigue-
ros. Z. X. 6-10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
A LQUIL0 casa magnffica nor &c,

Departamento para $50 y $40
Ponce de Leon Y Dos Hermahos. PA
ra $50, $25, ST y $15 en- Carretero
nueva.~Informes Tel. 1I41 azul,. SaIl
turce. s, -. {. )
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IIPoTECA.- coIoco $4,000

creto con tres dQrmitorios, en-
calle Mayor, Immediate, a parada
261a, entre las dos carreteras. In
formara telefono 3S4 rojo. Santur-
ee. ~ 6-6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
.IOVEN desea colocarse como lis.
MOTOREs ELECTRICOS.

yenden dos marcas Westinghouse
de 40 y 90 II. 7. Infornaran, 8ox
BIG, San Juan. GLIB
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
RED GRANGE SIGNS CONTRACT TO
PLAY FOOTBALL WITH BEARS: MAY
ENTER MOVIES LATER ON, HE SAYS

CHICAGO, Nov. -. - Red :
Grange donncd his business suit to-
day-a hcadgear, shoulder pads. 4
Jersey, brooches, soX and clcatcd
shocs--and started his professional
career in search of gold over chalk
marked football f;,lds.
Tho chcors of college football
crowds still ringing in his ears. Red
kept righ, on paving football,
which, he said "is that field in
which | have been most uacful.
He has signed contract 10
play professional football with the
CEi ago Bears until the end of
their season and tncn VII 20 OIL =
transforming tour with 4 team he
is organizing himself.
Today Red got into his suit and
went through signal drills with the
Bears, aequainting himself with
their style of pay. then was to
make one more trip to Champaign,
where he viii attend the annual II
iuois football banquet tonight and
receive his - ''-Svmbolic Of his
last year Of collegiate football
EL-is Amateur Career
Red definitely ended his amateur
career when he met his new man
ager, G. G. Pyle, in Il downtown
hotel Yesterday and put his sigua-
tufc on contract to play with the
Bears. The definite terms of the
agreement were not announced, but
it is understood he is to get $4,000
for each game he plays in and 4
percentage of the gate receipts that
viii bring his income to approx
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23

matelv $4,000 every time he plays.
Pyic, it is understood will &C.
% per cent of all Grange s earnings.
Makes Debut Thursday
Red s opening game Il Il profes-
sional WI be played at C,.os parE
Thanksgiving day when his team
meets thc Cardinals. NcX. Sunday
the Bears will play the Columbus
Tigers at CabS PARK Then the east
viii get chanrr to soc Grange IN
action. His team will meet the
Philadelphia NeIowjackets ii
Philadelphia December ,, aad th"
New York Giants al NcU York en-
December &. The Bears VIII close
the season in Chicago December
Is. meeting the Ne@ Yorl, Giants.
Then Red viii take hia own team,
which he is starting 10 organize
to Miami, Fla, to meet the Calla.
han team Oh Christmas day.
From there Red 5 team will go
to Tampa, where they viii meet an
ether aIl-star team on New Year 5
id&y.,s VI games can nf arranged.
the team viii then hop. out TO the
Pacific coast for several appear
anccS.
After that Red will go into thc
movies if Il satisfactory contract
can be arranged. In announcing
his new contract, Grange said he
had given every atom of strength
he had for the University of Iii
.nois and felt he had "disci'ar9od
in part his obligations to his Al
mn MatNr.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
SPORT NEWS VIEWS FOR IMPERIAL VALLEY FANS
CENTRAL GRlDMEN BATTER WAY "
TO VICTORY, BEAT: BORDER TEAM;
NOW TIED FOR LEAD IN LEAGUE

Central fulIback on tho fly, but his
fingers grazcd Peters heels and
"Old Bill' crossed the Cacxico line
after "A 30 yard run that threw the
Central rootcrs into a frenzy. Then
to show that he was real mad about
it, Bill converted the point, giving
Central seven points, and making
CalcXico' three hard to see.
Turned the Tide
Peters spectacular play was all
that was needed to get the rest of
the players going aud from then ON
they battered CaleXico hard.
Following the kickoff, Calexico
fumblcd punt, the ball bouncing
across the field with George Hoshi-
zaki, The giant Central tackle, in
full pursuit. - Hozy' thundercd
down like big Mack truck trying
TO recover the bail, but Il smaller
and lighter CaleXico man beat him
TO it by IN cylash. Calexico again
putcd and Peters started another
march toward the border goal line
WOlh Like i1OISeo
Crashing through the Calcxico
line, Peters, Byrd and Schultz ran
fhc ball on successive plays inside
;hc CaleSico 10 yard line. The To-
cal boys were going like fire hors
| es, and the CaleXico line WAS power.
less to ho!d them. The sidcliuGs
were hoWlng for another touchdown
and everything was set for it, when
the final whistle came.
tumhles at the start of The gam,
| put Central in immediate danger
ta,eNico working the ball inside til,
| 10 yard line, but thc locals stiffcncd
and CaleXjco was held for downs
Throughout the first half, and int,
/ ttr third quarter, each time tha,
tv'r"l tried to get started some
! tIrnG happened to put them at 4
( G'saa' a'1t&gc. Fumbles were frc
gulHt aad the CaIevico team played
lor Peters 81 that hc was boxed in
I a'mo>' every time he was given a
rhaae" - carry the ball. Central
kept trth& at all times, and cvea
had ihor lost the game, that fact
! a,ole Wo5lJ have brought some con
I ISOLATION to the local rooters. There
"as nothing iiuhcy about Peters
rIH m,d J. Was mighty good foot
ian, with exeo.ltnt team play, that
enabled the Central star to score.
Now Tie with Holtville
The win gives Central tie Will
, lloitNiltc for first place in The inter
( scholastic league, and If they can
tnu back Brawlcy here Thanksgiy
ing Day. there viii be little doubt
about Central winning the cham
piouship.
Local fans had better paste that
Thanksgiving date in their hats
.oW, for it is going to be a great
game and Central will need all the
support that can be given them
Rawlcy trounccd Holtvillo last
week, and though the locals won the
last tim, the teams met Brawlcy is
dangerous and will put up hard
f fight,
! None Of the locals were injured
seriously in saturdays S game, and
they all deserve credit for sticking
10 the job in hand and seeing it
through.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
E'Gr Sdse--syedI ESt0te

FOR SALE-Good ) room furnish
cd house, bath, lawn and trees,
$500, 500 cash. Apply Mrs.
Land, 7S5 Park Ave. 2otf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
Fine Pitching OF
Nash Helps Stars
to Fresh Victory

'tcyc'S Stars added another
scalp to their war. belt Yesterday
when they whitrwashcd the Calex-
leo McXicali team at CalcXico yes
terday, & TO o, chiefly through the
fine pitching of Nash, who held the
border outfit to four hits and struck
nat seven men. Nash received Splcn
did support from his team mates,
only one miScuc being made during
the game. House, Il newcomer, to
StcFo s lineup, splaycd second base
ana walloped the badt; iestting three
hlts out Of three times up.
tat terson, catcher for the locals,
also did bit Of smuggling, getting
three hts cut o. tive chances. keb,
,ey a.a rlcke.t, Two Z, Centre
stara5yS, ais, collected HIT apiece
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23

Everything but pluck seemed to
desert the Central Union eleven at
CalcXico Saturday afternoon, when
they tangled with the strong CalcX-
ico team which had previously held
the locals to Il no-score tic. The
supply of pluck held out, though,
and Central finally won to 3, end
ing the game with the ball within a
foot of Calexico's IS goal iinc, and
"OId Bill Peters painting for just
one more play to put the bali across.
The whistle blew before the play
got under way, and Bill was denied
the opportunity, but nobody cared
sas long rs Central was on the lonp
end OF the score. Illinois may have
its Rcd Grange, Stanford its Ney-
crs, aud the other big teams their
particular star, but Central has
"Old Bill, and he is Il whole team
IN himself, if opposition only gets
him mad enough.
Points Loomcd Big
CaleNico had scored three points
on 4 field goal in the last minutes
of the third quarter, and those three
points looked big enough to
win the game, for Central was on
the wrong end of the breaks, and
WAS not playing the best kind of
football. When the fourth quarter
started Central recovered the ball
on a tumble only to lose the ball
whcn Peters, going over the heads
of the CalcXico Iinesmcn, let the ball
get away from him.
II looked mighty bad then for
Central, but II was really 4 good
thing, for then "Old Bill" got mad.
talcXico WIS held for downs and
was forced To purl. Central raeciy.
ed the bail web back in It's own ter
ntoty On 4 criSs-croas PLAY, "Oll
Bill got the ball, dug The rIcat5 IN
and Was Oft toward the McNic.p
boundary, straight armmg ANY op-
position that came near him. Fio
longer he ran, the faster speed
Peters made and the Caicxico p.ay.
crs him tried in vain to overtakl
him. The CaleNico man made ono
last stab and tried TO tackle tn,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
DARTMOUTH DOESN'T REST

IINNON Or, \. IT,, Nov, %. =
hartmouth doesn t intend TO rest
ON this year 5 football laurcls. On
successive Saturdays in 1926, the
Big Green will encounter Yale, lIar-
ward, Brown, University and Cor
nell, according TO th. schedule an
rounccd yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
Here and There
in Sport World

Los ANGELES. Nov. ?3.-Occi-
dutal is the winner of the Southern
California conference football title
following their victorN, over Po-
mona 6 to ) Saturday. The Univcrs.
ity of California, southern branch,
by tying with Caltcch 10 to 10, fin
ished in second place. Coach Spauld-
ing, in his first year ut the branch,
pulled them up higher than the
branch has ever finished since join
ing the conference.
ONy won four games and lost
one, while the branch won three,
tied one, and lost one.
Tommy Milton and Peter dc Pa
olo added their names 10 Earl Coop
cr S as qualifiers for the Culver
City 80 mile race, Sunday. Milton
and DE Paolo turned the saucer at
ljJ miles per hour, three miles slow
cr than Coorrr'a track record, cstab-
lishcd last week.
One hundred thirty miles per hour
Is necessary for qualification.
flttcn drivers remain to qualify
and ll0 miles per hour is freely pre-.
di"'rj.
Two splendid gridiron dishes are
in store for Southern California
football fans this week.
Taking the place of the Thanks
giving day dinner is the battle be
tween the University of Hawaii anG
Occidental College, champions Of
the Southern California conference,
in the Los Angeles Coliseum Thurs
day.
The University Of southern Cali
fornia TroianS VIII swing into ac.
tiOn again next Saturday when it
meets Washington state college, a
conference opponent, in the coli
scum.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
For .Salc-lUtOn,0biteS

FOR SALE-LocomoHlIc SIX, : pas,
touring, excellent condition, nc
chanically perfect, new rubber.
Westinghouse shocks, real car.
Cali Dr. Grccuwcll, Bank of Italy
Bldg, Ill Centre. Phone l1S. See
car at Cass y Morgan garage. 23O
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
TILT CRUDE OIL PRICES

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Nov. "a
Pennsylvania. crude oil was advanc.
ed 70 cents blrtel today making
the new rrice $&Ao Both grades Of
.o@,sGSet o.! we.s 2dv3.te5 1s tsntS
as'wa-a Corning aad-G&bal grades.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23

IN addition to playing bang up bail
in the field.
Willingham was on the mound for
CaIcXico at the start, later giving
way to Dinah Wright, from the Cot
ton States league. Wright, Crosse
and Mari played good bail for Ca
leNIco, and only the good pitching
of Nash prevented them from break
ing up the game at critical points.
Yesterdays game was the first
ON" Of the season for the CaleNico-
MeXicali nine and they give prom.
Use of playing red hot baseball us
soon as they pet playing together
for Il while.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
Help Wanted
Wanted 10 Buy

-LItNT WANTS % purchnAs4. a..
irabIy located 4 rypsa, saytS ,eeil,
free from alkalls aud off1As sr
Observation-Disclosures sccona fr1
deeds of $500 and 10000; alas.
offers clear California aud cast,
efu land; viii assume rcasonabis J
amount Any si1ed deal conx.,! Z,
cred Clarence p. Gage. Hsalrcr,
40 srge:ka!a Bl9gy san L4Age,
Cant. Ec-S
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23

WANTED iTorsckcepgr for FAM
lily a two. steady employment
Tor rasropSIFlc person. Gail at
once, - Iteil street. dh If
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
-
.TODAY'SWANT ADS

POULTRY BOUGHT aud sold.
Dressed poultry Il speciality. Phone
SOW, or call at l2G6 Adams. l7t6
WANTED Uorsckctpcr for FAM
lily q two. steady employment
tor rasrouSlhlc person. Gail at
once, - Iteil street. dh If
FOR &ALE-Choice cut roses and
cLrH>aathcmums. Mrs, Virgil Pat
1crsou Imperial. Phone 1l3 or
lo6 23t3
TrGkLl5 FOR SALE-i3c at
ranch, 5 miles northwest Imper-
iaI. ) mites west of Thompson S
Crossing. Y. a. Mayberry, 23t5
Observation-Disclosures. 62f Olive
23t3
For SALE-tBy owner. nice home
ON corner LOT, south side, price
reasonable, Terms TO suit. for in
formation, address 529 So. Sev-
enth. 23tf
FOR EHNT-Ncry desirable, new
modern bungalow, unfinished, /
room, and bath. Very close in. An
exceptional value at $35 month.
Inquire 40 Olive. 23t1
FOR SALE-Gecsc, also White Leg
horn cockerels, tancreds, for
breeding or table. Deyo, 12 mile
east, Il mile south Acacia school.
Rte >, Box l4S, ii Centre. 23t22
WILL TAKE care Of children in
daytime. Cali s25 Bdwv. before
1890 Il. m, except Saturday.
23t6
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bath. Accommodate two people.
764 Olive. 23t2
WANTED TO RENT-Small house
in the country. Z. O. Box ISL.
23t3
BUILDING, rcmodcliug, repairing,
anything, by day or contract. EX-
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O. Box lS+. 23t6
166 ACRES best cotton and grain
land in san Joaquin valley. 40 a.
cotton producing bale and half
TO acre; , wells, dwelling and
outbuildings. Balance in grain,
Terms. Price & Mcclure, 209 W.
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Brawlry News. 20t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
ALL STALLS NOW
ARE FILLED FOR
TIJUANA SEASON

TIJUANA RACETRACK, Mex,
NOV. @3.-i'ind stall at the ii.
juana rarctrack that is not occupied
or reserved and you will be awarded
the solid gold horseshoe.
This is the answer given By j. p.
Atkin, the general manager of the
Tijuana Jockey club to horscmcn
who shipped here late or who failed
TO apply early enough fer stable re
~crVatious, At no previous pre-op-
cning period since racing was IN
stituted at Tijuana in 1916 has there
been such congestion as to stab
ling,
There arc l5l7 stalls in the - big
barns at the course and these arc IN
sufficient to take care of all the
thoroughbrcdS for which stabling
has been asked. This, say Jockey
club officials, indicates that attrac-
tlvcncSs Of the Tijuana racing, rs
the horScmrn sec it. There are now
a tritlc more than 500 thorough
brcds at the plant
Several other big shipments, for
which stabliug has been received,
are either enroutc to Tijuana or will
rutrain for the track within a few
days. These will bring the number
of horses we'll up to 1000 and the
total may pass this mark when the
track is opened Thanksgiving Day.
While there are l3I7 stalls Only
about 1000 runners can be stabbed
for the reason ;hat many Of the
stalls are nccdcd for tack room and
also for the storage of fccd. \ con.
siderable number are used as sleep
ing quarters for stable hands. As
is now is, there are about - thor
oughbreds outside Of the track. their
owners keeping them in temporary
quarters in the hopes that there
may be some cancellations in the re.
scrVationa and they will get room at
the eleventh hour. However his
does not seem likely.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23

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