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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
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BUSINESS SERVICES

Observation-Disclosures 13I
FANCY and plain sewing. also comforts
and quilts; satisfaction guaranteed. IT.
56Si-J. l3i Humphrey Ave.
GARRETT SHOP.
Experienced filter formerly with Vogue)
dressmaking. alterations. 522 W. Wood
lawn. Woodlawn 1030-W.
ALL kinds OF dressmaking. remodeling
lining coats a specially. all work guar
anteed. Phone Woodlawn 2i22-M or Mis-
2f6s.
DRESSMAKISG and millinery, have
your dresses made and get hat made
free. October 20 TO November rs. 2i3
Madison. Lazner Apartments, No. 4.
CT. 1855.
Evening star., 1925-06-30
sAL-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Woodbridge Bungalows.
CLANCY Built.


rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. electric lights
iuH cement basement with laundry trays
located in very desirable section of Wood:
ridge and only blocks from Rhode Island
ave; immediate Possession.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPN.,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 432 Fyenines North 3l3
Evening star., 1925-06-30

NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW
large attic in Manor Park. near l4th st
cars. Cheap for quick sale. Inquire from
OWNER. 5615 Ga. ave. NV. 2s
Evening star., 1925-06-30
RENT Observation-Disclosures.
{Continued)

B., eiec N n"D ': $4,000
I eiec 1.tHfa 81. nv .n1' o' 1o5 90
b. eiec n e' ~ 10000
1880 Fairmont s-1O rms b.. 1880
1927 Mass ave n.w-12 rms. 2 b.. elec.
3027 Rodman st. NV rms. H.
VIII, cleo: garage. .......:.... 1lO.UO
9l9 4th st. n.e.-Fine condition.
fEpoWARD p; .sCHwARTz. inc.
Evening star., 1925-06-30
FOR sALE-HoUsEs Uontinueh.

OWNER WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE NEW
o-rqon and bath house. with bailt-in garage.
IN fetworth. Tor clear or nearly clear prop
erty In any section of the city Address Box
395-C. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-06-30
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

THE ONE BEST BUY
apart. ho1ses 01 de detached fine losati9I; he
r,o MER.HANTs' REALTY CO; !.
520 Colo. Bldg. N. 1890. Col 2206-J. .
S5w TN HOUSE NEARdSs an,St
ments 10 Of which have, 5 rooms and bath.
2 have 4 rooms and bath with porches:
neiEhborhood that will always stay rented.
structed BY reliable builder. Price.
S45.500: terms. Less than seven times the
annual rental. Rents are less than $50 an
DfNoWiTz REALTY CO.. Exclusive AGENTS.
MODERN APARTMENT
HOUSE.
Corner West Of 14th St.
Shows Excellent Return.
Splendid building located in
Mt. Pleasant Containing Is
apartments, all outside rooms.
rented on conservative basis at
$lO,25O annually. Building in
fine repair throughout. Close
to schools. churches, bus and
car service. Party with sub
stantial cash payment can buy
for $4,000.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
REALTORS
14l2 Eye Street NV.
Franklin o503.
Evening star., 1925-06-30
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

FOR SALE-ACREAGE.
A Money-Making Investment.
Three hundred acres of fine lying land
ripe for subdivision. IS miles from city on
Baltimore boulevard.
At Less Than $500 Per Acre.
Trolley station place and B. & o. sta
tion nearby.
This is a great opportunity to get fine
investment a speculation.
STONE, & FAIRFAX,
Realtors.
1912 New York Ave NV.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27

La PANACEA DE SWAIN es
hechas de- la mejor selection de las
mas finas hierbas Y races medici-
males. Els compuesta en- jarabe ,
es agradable como miel al paIadar.
Gusta a los ninos y la toman con
afan.e Aunqne es agfadable para
tomar. es potente en- sus propie-
dades ~Vivificantes v p~urificantes
Los ninos flacos Y debiles, o peg
sonas adultas debilitadas y cual-
qulera sufriendo de Intermediates
de la sangre Sc desarrolIang fuer-
ties y robustos bajo su influencie
restauratlva sorprendente. De ven
"a en- las farmacias y droguerfas.
y drognerfaa.
vs. ETEAH
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
0BSERVACIONE

Zska
Esta visto que toca en- los linde-
ros de 10 impossible que ell ~seryicio
Gle guaguas continue girando por
las Gales centricas de la ciudad
capital.
Els un deber imperative de las
a~utorldades ponerle cese Immediate
a los ayes del dolor que los acct
denies ocasionan.
No abrigamos la pretensi6n de
dar aqui consoles, no, porque Ell
consejo es como ell vase de aqua
cue no 10 toma sino ell que 10 pide.
lnVocamos la venia de todos, pa
"a q. Sc nos permita hacer %sencilla-
mente una insinuaei6n. Deseando
sumar nuestro contingente a los
es1uerzos generates en- pro de la
tranqullldad social, insinuamos,
hluy fespetuosamente las dos for
mulas que a a continuation.
lra.-Ei servicio, de guaguas re-
presenta graficamente la impor-
tancia lntrinseca de. un factor
esencial en- Ell progreso de la epoca.
por consiguiente, esa industrial tie
ne derecho, y no derecho simple 81
10 un derecho perfecto, a las ga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
Los academies del trafiCO
0 f. DE P. REYES

Esa expression resuena en- los
animos como ell sonido de n cam
pana fatal.
Y clio, no solamente a9ui, sino
tambien en- todas las circunscrip-
clones geograficas donde ha pene-
trado ell progreso, e~stableciendo las
modernas innoyaciones relatives a
ia locomocion veloz.
Aqui en- Puerto Rico, va por ra-
ION de 10 reducido en- la extension
territorial de la isla, (due no Gre
ce) + porque el numero de We
hiculos de motor Sc multiplied a
cada vuelta del sol, el peligro, (que
| ST crece) representa- un p%orcentaje
alarmante, en- crescendO siempre!
Tratandose de la locomocion per-
Sonal debe tenerse presente que
aqui en- Puerto Rico (sobre TODD
IN San Juan Y Santurce) por eau
sa de la densidad que representa-
la numerosa poblacion, en- contras-
tc con- la estrechez de las GALES,
mas ell aumento constante que
arroja la established en- vehiculos
de TODD genera, por esos motives,
todos visibles, ell peligro marcha
Ell Inca paralela o los minutes
de todas las horas.
Cleric. Especialmente en- San
Juan ell peligro esta siempre reco-
menzando. Mucho, muchisimo, Sc
ha dicho en- la prensa Y legisladc
en- los Centres oficiales, Y algo Sc
ha hecho con relaci6n al susodicho
tema de organizar ell trafico; pero
falta mucho por decir, por legislar
y sobre TODD por hacer...
Lo que dejamos expresado en- los
parrafos a~nteriores es una copia
fiel del original. NADIA mas, nj ma
da menos. .
Buenas leyes y buenos procedi-
mientos, he ahf una consigna edi.
ficante; pero es indispensable que
los agentes del orden pdblico cuer
ten con ell racional Y justo apoye
de las Cortes Y de la ciudadanfa
a fin de transparentar en- hechos 81
cspiritu y la letra de la ley escrits
y los attributes de la ley moral.
va es tempo de radicar Ell order
a TODD trance.
Hay asuntos en- los cuales hacel
es la mejor manera de decir.
Ell trafico en- San Juan, Santur
ce y ell Condado reclama una so
lueion inaplazable.
Vamos a trasladar a estas Guar
tlllas algunas ideas que nos pare
cen Gle plenisima oportunidad, (:
yer 81 encuentran atm6sfera res
pirable en- la esfera Official v a Il
vez en- esos Altos Consoles de Ii
cIvilizacion-arma y escudo de to.
dos los principios-que ell mundc
Genomina la prensa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27
Ell TALIsMAN DE La BELLEzA

Con mas do 20 aios dc experien.
cia en- Ell arte de em~beIecer y per-
tecclonar los ~eneantos femeniaos,
tengo Ell placer de ofrecer mis- ser
vicios PROFESSIONALS a todas las
senoritas y Damas de Puerto Ri
co. Poseo secretos maravilloscs que
pueden embeliecer cual uuier mn
Jer en- Ell mas corto tempo, y otros
que hacen desaparecer c~ual1uier de
fectO fisicc con la mayor facili-
dad. Uso los metodos mas recien-
ties y modernos. ofrezco buenag
referencias. Extricta moralidad.
Precios medicos. Consaltas gratis
por correo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-27

EL cIsNE NEGRO
Doctor en- bellsza femenina.
Raj. Cordero NO. GO Box So
San Juan, P. r..
tQ Aavt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
NAVY WILL WAR
ON ENEMIES
OF SUB

The navy declared war today on
opponents of the submarine.
Led by Rear Admiral e. w.
Eberle, chief Of naval operations,
naval officials were laying plans
to offset any possibility Of ''legislat-
ing submarines out of. business.
which Congressman Fred Britten,
Rep.I Of Illinois, has announced he
win seek to do at the next session
OF Congress.
"As far as I am personally con-
cerned, said Admiral Eberie, ''the
submarine is one Of the most inn
portant arms OF national defense
possessed today by the United
States
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur
said that estimates for the next
fiscal year indicated the Navy s
attitude toward submarines.
The estimates urge appropria-
tons newer and better submarines.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
GOLDEN NJ 4 s K
HIDES TUFTS
FAGE:
Removal of Covering Expect
ed to Reveal Ancient
Kings Age

CAIRO, Nov. 19.--King Tut-ankh.
amen's features are hidden beneath
q magnificent golden mask When
this mask is lifted then it is ex-
pected that the approximate age of
the ancient king will be determined.
Jewels and works Of art taken
from the body of Tut-Ankh-Amen
are rapidly mounting in wealth and
beauty, and indicate that the art of
three thousand years ago was fully
equal to that of the present day.
Large numbers of amulets have
been taken from the mummy, and
some parts of the body were COW
cred with no less than sixteen layers
OF jewels.
The chest of the mummy was
covered with 1nagnificently en-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Fighting Pair Attack
Judge Who Tries
to Halt Scrap

POTTSVILLE, Pa, Nov. 10.
Judge Richard II. Koch, one OF
the most widely known jurists
in Pennsylvania, was assaulted
by two men while he was on
his way to the court house.
The men, who gave their
names when arrested as Earl
H. Fawst and R. H. Runaway,
were fighting when Judge Koch
came along and tried to separate
them. Both turned on him and
struck him.
Judge Koch hurried to the
court house, not much injured,
and the men were astonished
when arrested and told whom
they had assaulted. "We didn't
know him." they said. They
were held under bail.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
READY
TO APPROVE
PACTS
~ lnternationaI News Service

BERLIN, Nov. H. Germany'a
signature to the Locarno pacts has
.been. virtually assured. it was
Learned this afternoon. following
a meeting between the cabinet and
the federal premiers.
The cabinet has decided to draft
a bill, which will be presented to
the Reichstag, authorizing the
government to sign the Locarno
pacts on December /. The bill will
also authorize the government to
take preparatory steps for Ger
many's entrance into the League
Of Nations.
& It Is understood that the cabinet
has assurance of the Reichstag
approving the bill.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Ct UB SLAYER
HITS fourth
WOMAN
Toledo Police scour City as
Woman Fights IL Hos
pitaI for Life

TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. Is. With
every available officer assigned to
the work, police were hopeful to-
day OF arresting the club killer
who last night, for the second time
this week, attacked woman on
the streets, after having previously
killed two with d club.
Miss Freda Draheifl, tnirty.one,
Is lying near death at Mercy Hos
pital. Her skull Is believed frac-
tured and there are also two deep
scalp wounds She was attacked
by the club wieIder. AZ on q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
AUTOPSY TO DETERMINE
CAUSE or MANS DEATH

An autopsy will be held today In
the District morgue in the death Of
Howard u. Bishop, Of 1924 Forty
first street northwest, who died last
night in room on the second floor
Of the house.
According to the police report, he
died by taking something from g
bottle, contents unknown"
Doctor Sidney Cousins. 1921 lingo
mar street northwest, was called In
and pronounced him dead.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19

crusted golden pectorals. two of
which aare in the shape of upper
Egyptian vultures. and lower Egyp-
ton serpents. Beneath these pee
torals were smaller and more beauti-
full pectorals with intricate designs
worked upon them. Lapis Lazdli
encrusting upon these pectorals re.
sembles the jewelry Of the middle
empire, and is most refined in taste.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Lecture on Peace

Doctor B. G.. Wilkinson, dean of
theology at the Washington Mis-
sionary College. will lecture on Sun
day evening in the Capital emorial
Church, Fifth and F streets north
west, at eight O'clock on the sub
ject, mo More War" Prophets
Answer to Worlds Peace Efforts. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19

previous occasion. the killer vas
frightened ~ an approaching aut0
mobile and fled.
Mrs. Emma Hatfield died Sep
tenlber IS, or being dubbed May
"a. Lydia Baumgartner, twenty
four. was dubbed to death August
81. Miss EiIma Hoadley was
clubbed November ~, but was
saved by the approach Of g motor
list.
Police are harnpered In the
search BY incomplete and confliets
ing descriptions of the club wieldeis
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Georgetown Cadets to Drill

X Cadet Major Leo b. Brislin will
command the Georgetown University
reserve officers training corps In it's
first annual review this afternoon
at 2:25 o'clock at Thirty seventh and
o streets. The drill is in honor OF
the Reverend C. w. Lyons, presi-
dent OF the university.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19

What's FUNONIENAL4 about next
Sundays washington Herald9 Yes
you're right it's the. 12-Pago Comic
Section.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
Sued
By Uncle Sam

LOS ANGELES, May 20.--,Tamea
W. Cofi'roth, president of the Ii
iuana Jockey Club, and Harry Mo
nahan, another wcll-knoWn SPORTS
man, were Defendants today in a
suit on file in federal court here to
recover alleged unpaid income tax.
The complaint, filed by l.. $.
Attorney S. W, McNabh alleges
Coffroth and his associates owe the
government $l2,05313. Including
penalties. 1t charges the sportsman
fail ii 10 make q return on the earn
iugs of the Coffroth Company for
fhc fiscal wear ending May 81,
1920 1t ia also charged Cottroth
failed to make a proper return OH
his earnings for 1919.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
BABE RUTH WORKING OUT IN YANKEE STADIUM
Champ of Mexico
To Meet Knight
In Brawley Arena

Joe Brown, lightweight champion
OF Mexico, an dwho is to be enter-
ed as that country's representative
in the New York tournament to
find a successor to Benny Leonard,
according to Harry Woodbury., will
be seen in the main event at Braw-
ley Friday night, meeting Will
Knight, a wolterweight from Tom
Jones stable at San Bernardino.
The terms of Brown s contract
for the fight calls for Knight to
weigh not more than 147 pounds at
2 O'Clock the day of the fight,
whoch does not endanger Brown S
Mexican title. The latter will weigh
in at 1876.
Brown has been seen in action in
the valley before, and is u whirl-
wind. He is a member of the Ann
erican Legion, and if he enters the
New York elimination tournament,
he Will be the only legion entry III
that affair.
For the balance of the card,
Brawlcy Post has arranged for sew
eral bouts between the pick of the
valley leather pushers, and the leg
ion boys promise lot of "etion
for those who attend the fights.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
Stanford Track
Team on Way To
Seattle M e e t

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
May 20-A Stanford team of IA
men, including Glenn "Tiny" Hart
ranft, American intercollegiate shot
put champion and holder of the new
world s discus record will leave here
today for the Pacific Coast confer
cncc track and field meet at Seattle.
Bill Richardson, American inter
collegiate half mile champion, and
Ted Miller, holder of the Pacific
coast quarter mile record, are other
stars on the team, which includes
Louis Gaspar, sprinters; Huga Leist-
ner and Norman Dole, hurdlers; Bill
Story, quarter miller; Bill Kerr and
Al Smith, milers; Cliff Hoffman,
weight man; Ted Evers, Jumpers
and Tom Work, high jumper.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20

Cattle-200, moderately active,
killing classes generally steady.
Load medium 1854 lb grass steers,
$50. Bulk fat she stock, $4,000
600. Few hcifers, upward 10 500.
Gamers and cutters, $2.00@3.50.
Bulls, $4.25M500.
Calves-200, moderately active,
steady. Bulk 10j-240 lb milk calves
$l0.00@ll.J0. Odd head and small
lots higher. Common and hcavies,
$5.00Ms.00.
HoGs-2000, good and choice
butchers fairly active, 1915 lower.
Bulk l60'l95 lib weights, $13.250p
1880, top $l3.40, Packing sows
around - lower bulk $ll.50.
Shccp--Nome. Good and choice
spring lambs quotable $l2.50@l@.50,
with common to choice shoru ewes
$4.00Wf50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
i. S. Girl Loses
Miss Wethered,
New Golf Champ

TROON, Scotland, May co.
Glcnna Collett of Providence, r. L.,
America s hope in the British
ladies open golf championship,
was defeated four up and three to
play by Miss Joyce Wethered, the
title holder, in the third round to-
day.
After taking the lead at the third
hole, the diminutivc Rhode Island
girl was overwhelmed by the su-
perior golf of her opponent.
Miss Collett was trailing one
down. at the ninth with hopes of
her followers still high, bat on the
way in Miss Wethered quickly de
monstrated that she is without n
peer among woman golfers in the
world today.
In good golfing weather with the
largest gallery a woman s match at
Troon ever has drawn, the players
set out this morning ON a match
that was recognized as the deei-
sive one of the tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
Much Comedy In
Bill At Palace

"Odar,' the magician, proved
himself royal entertainer last
night when he held the large audi
ences at the Palace theater spell
bound by his unusual tricks. Spe-
cial interest was taken in the Punch
and Judy act which created gales
of laughter. Tricks of magic, his
trained rats who answered to their
names, performed unsual tricks and
the two musical dogs who played
chimes on the piano were some Of
the features which the audience en-
joyed last night. Tonight will be
the last night of Odar's appearance
at the Palace theater.
Gone Crowded Hour" will be
shown again tonight for the last
time.
I'm Show You the, Town'''s with
Reginald Denny in the leading role,
will be the feature attraction to-
morrow night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
Benny Valger
Looked Upon As
Tourney Winner


NEW YORK, May 2O.-With the
elimination of Sammy Mandell, the
favorite, from the lightweight tour
nament, expert opinion looked upon
the veteran Benny Valger of New
York as the winner of the elimina-
tions organized by the New York
boxing commission to find the sue
cessor to Benny Leonard, retired
champion.
Although he was eliminated on 4
foul in his bout Monday night with
Jimmy Goodrich, Buffalo, Mandell
lost very little prestige us every
one agreed that it was net an intcn-
tional punch and that he was win
ming by mile when the Row punch
went over.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
OWL OWNER AT
MERCY HOSPITAL

Carl A. Withimgton, ono of the
owners ofsthc Owl at MeXicali and
the Casino at Tijuana, is q patient
at Mercy hospital in San Diego, nc
cordins to u dispatch from that
e5'y.
With bis partners, Frank B. BoNer
and Marvin Allen, Wilmington is
well known in Southern California
sporting circles and is frequent
VISITOR to MeXicali and Imperial
Valley.
Yynn (Mass). earthquake failed
to disturb the Harvard seismograph.
BIZ colleges are too snob+sh
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD

Yesterdays Hero-Wa!ter John
son, Washington pitching star
went in as a pinch hitter i'll the
ninth inning with u runner on base
and knocked a home run that beat
the Indians, 4 to 3.
The Cubs knocked Nchf out of
the box and beat the Giants to
:. The Giants had won eight
straight games.
Barnes held the Reds safe for six
innings but he weakened late in the
game as the Braves lost, to 1.
Sam Jones blew up in the sixth
inning when he issued four passes
and the Tigers beat the Yankees II
to ).
George sisler hit safely in his
34th consecutive game and helped
the Browns win from the Red Sox
8 to ,.
The Athletics got to Ted Lyons
for three runs in the ninth but the
White SoX had a lead and won, /
to 3.
Good support behind Ru5e Fbr-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
STORAGE BUTTER DECREASES

As of April p butter in storage
in san Francisco was S7,646 pounds
against 406,433 pounds on the same
date last year. In Los Angeles
ll6,7o3 pounds against 60l,9S6
pounds last year. The total eastern
storage including, Boston, and New
York was 2,12S,62S pounds against
J,116,421 pounds Il year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
RECOVERY MORE
R APID THAN
WAS EXPECTED
Determined To Take
Better Care of
Himself
BY HENRY L. FARRELL,
United Press Staff Corrsspondent)

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Babe
Ruth will be able to join the found
ering New York Yankees when
they return home after tho first
western invasion Of the year. The
teaR will be back in the east May
28 and the Babe should DE ready
to do some bench duty.
HIS recovery from the operation
he underwent was more rapid than
expected but he is weak and soft
from being in bed for more than
seven weeks. He is to be permit
ted to work out every day at the
Yankee stadium but the doctors
have warned him not to do too
much.
~ think I've learned by this
experience to take caro- of myself, -
the Babe said. 81 was never sick
before and | never want to be sick
again.
Ruth 8 return to the game is al
most certain to improve the Yam
KEGS who have been in n very low
state Of mind. 1t ism t the actual
batting or fielding of the Babe that
u nsfded. 1t is the Ruth threat
and moral effect of the Babe upon
the opposition. Ball players say
that even the best of pitchers are
worried when Ruth is in the game
and tha threat affects their pitch
ing against the other batters. When
Ruth is not in the game opposi-
tion clubs con slider Yankees mere
~ al baseball team and they have
been treated such this season.
The Yankees are the only eastern
team that is failing to hold up its
and through the first interseetionai
struggles over the season.
The Giants have lost only two
games to syestern clubs-one to
Chicago and ope. 70 St Louis. ~,
-.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
Here and There
in Sport World
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, May 20.-With
their first surprise hardly dissipat-
ed, sporting men all over the south
land were wondering today why the
name of Keith Lloyd, star sprinter,
was eliminated by the University of
Southern California athletic faculty
in naming the team which is to re-
present the university in the forth
coming track and field imtercollegi-
at championships at Philadelphia.
Members of the committee, head
ed by Dean Morton, refused to state
why Lloyd lad been left off the
list.
Those chosen yesterday to leave
Los Angeles for the meet are:
Clarence Houser and Norman An
derson, weights.
Alden Ross, high jump.
Howard White, pole vault.
Bill Cook, Javelin.
Captain Otto Anderson, Kenneth
Grumbles and leighton Dye, high
and low hurdles.
Howard Torkeison, quarter mile.
Percy Ncirsbach, half mile.
Les Heilman and Mike Elwood
mile.
Johnny Lamar, Mexican light
weight won 10 round decision
from Harry Kahn, Milwaukee, who
is managed by Jack Keams, at the
Vernon Coliseum last night. The
bout was one sided.
The international wrestling tour
nament to be staged at the new
Olympic auditorium in July anC
August received a boost today whel
auditorium officials received ;
cablegram from Victor Brewer, Par
isian sports promoter, that he would
arrive in July with Is heavyweight
matmen.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
Coast League
Yesterdays Results

Portland 3, Sacramento >.
Salt Lake Is, Seattle $.
Oakland 6, Los Angeles ,.
Vernon at San Francisco post
poucd; rain. Two games Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
BASEBALL STANDINGS
American League
Yesterdays Results

st. Louis S, Boston ..
Detroit IL, New York ).
Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3.
Washington t, Cleveland 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20

Farmers of Umatilla county, Ore
gan, report good profits from winter
feeding of ewes. In spring they
sold for $40 each and lambs for
$3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-20
oHARGE MAGNIN WAS
VICTIM OF POISON GAS

# PARIS, May 20.--That the fam
Gus French general, Magnin. who
died last week.. was the victim of
Soviet. poison gas was charged to-
day by the newspaper Liberte.