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The Washington times., 1925-05-28
Friday Specials From Our Bargain Basement
200 Yards Of Oilclotk
Friday Only, l7c

In. remnant lengths from / to 3 yardl
Sold as is.-Bargain Basement.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
'IRATES NEED ONLY ELEVEN MORE
WINS TO CINCH PENNANT; SENATORS
WITHIN THIRTEEN OF LEAGUE FLAG
BY HENRY I. FARRELL

4
s# NEW YORK, Sept. 1t. -- Pitts
bul Oh and Washington have ad-
Enccd 50 near the pcnnan,5 i'll the
Iniajor leagues that orders for
jcketS are being taken.
81 This is the best way Of admit
stng that the championships have
Been decided because it is consider
ed bad luck to sell tickets before
You get them.
.A The Pirates need eleven more vie
tpries to cinch the National league
spennant and the Senators are with
|in l., games of the American league
Ifiac.
|A The Pirates aud The Giants have
|1G moro games to play aud if the
FiTates win II of them, the Giapto
Could not beat them if they didn {;
los another game for the season.
HI The Senators have - more games
Ito play and the Athletics have %
more on the schedule. If the Ath-
hties won every one Of the 20
games -- which would constitute Il
nliracle as we'll as record d--thc Sen
aiors could lose siN more game, aud
~ III beat out Connie Mack s
youngsters.
d With the s'cualor~ Il cinch for th,
rcnnant. IL iight between st. Louis
pctroit and Chicago for third place
u. holding the attention Of American
l,agHc fans. y fcw points over
Two games separate The three cou-
tcndcrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
SCHOOL FOOTBALL
SQUAD COMMENCES
PRACTICE TODAY

This afternoon members of the
fao,baii squad ut Central Union
E4eh school knocked the lid off the
1a.25 season, first caI by Coach
armstrong being sounded a week be-
forc school opens. The coach re
turned FROM his vacation yesterday,
aud immediately started IN to whip.
the squad in shape Of the season.
during which he hopes to be able
% repeat last wear 5 success and
3'n the championship of the valley.
Several members Of the squad, in
c'udin@ last years veterans were
ou for ight practice on their own
last week, showing
that the boys arcsdctermired to give
tb,ir best effort, 10 the work IN
hand.
Although a number Of good men
were lost Ivy graduation in June, the
squad >till looks 10 have the max
irgs Of a capable eleven. Several
oI last wear : scrubs have developed
turrg the off season to tho point
where they win probably 6e able TO
make the first eleven.
From now on, throughout the sea
son, football practice will be held
regularly. bcin; confined to light
work dui.ng the first week or 10
days, aud becoming more strenuous
q, the opening football date APP
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Athletes Gather
For Track Meet
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Sept. 1i.-?romi-
ncnt American and foreign Athletes
viii compete tonight in the Yankee
stadium in Il track meet to be staged
b. the Knights of Columbus.
Among the foreign entries are A.
blu Stenroos, Finland, Olympic
marathon winner; Philip Edwards,
South American medium distance
runner; Paul Marlin, Swiss sprint
cr and Adrian Paulcn, Dutch sprint
Il.
EcIiart Hubbard, world 5 champ
ion broad jumper; .Ioic Eav, veteran
bcdium distance runner; Chct
Bowman and jackson Scholz, Oyim
pie sprintcrs and George Lcrmond,
star distance runner, head the
American entries.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Many Lose Titles
In State Tourney

BERKELEY, Ct., Sept II. Fol
lowing series of uPscts in the Cal
t"lria tennis championships Just
closed here, new champions were
hailed today in all but one of nine
events. Helen Wills, national
women : champion, was the only one
% the f;Woritc> to retain premier
position, and again won the women 5
single title.
'thcr 1922 state champions now
are:
Men = singles. Gerald Stratford;
"omcus doubles, Lucy McCmc-
Marjorie Thornr; Mixed doubles,
li"lcn WilIs-Gerald Strqtford; Junior
Singles. Bobby Seller; boys unGcr -,
Gordon JaNou; girls under lG, JOS
cPhinc trooksh' nk
porothrat Swartz was winner Of
the national girls hard court title.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Special Notice
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WAN store room or of
flee. Mrs. Land. 7S3 Park. Phone
Iol. 5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
HOLD UP AND ROB
II MEN IN SMOKER
by Hiscd Press Leased Wire

MINOT \, D., Sept, H. Twelve
passengers in the smoking compart-
ment of the transcontinental 500
line train were lined up and robbed
by two armed and masked men.
Approximately $500 was obtained
The bandits boarded the train,
which operates between Vancouver
and Chicago, as it was pulling out
of the station here. They dil not
modest passengers in the pullmans
and day coaches hut passe'l flc,t.
8 to lh" smoking compartment
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Tennis Aces to
Start National
Champ Journeys

FOREST HILLS, l.. L.. Sept. II. --
SixtY-four Of the worlds greatest
tennis players. including the ranking
Stars from the United States. France,
Spain, Japan, Australia<and India
Hi'l start today III the national
singles Championships at the West
side Tennis club.
With he exception Of Gerald Pat
tcrson. who has to start home to
Australia tomorrow. AL of th"
world : greatest stars are entered
and the winner viii lc recognized
paoffieially as the world $ champ
ieu.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Hold Up Signing
OF Dempsey-Wills
Fight Agreement

NEW YORK, Sept. 14-Signing
OF articles for Il heavyweight
championship tight next summer be
tween Jack Dempsey and Harry
Wills was held up today by Il diff
ference of $50 600.
Floyd Fitzsimmona ,'hicago pro-
motcr. who claims to have Dempsey
signed, offered Paddy Mullins, man
.ager Of the negro, a forfeit of S65,-
Ooe if he would sign articles, but
Mullins demanded 100000.
f'ltZ>lmmons said that Dempsey
would be in Chicago on September
24, ready to sign final articles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Help " anted


Z. S. CAFE wants rcrisneod
Hai----ses. 1t,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Pompeii Ran First
In Futurity Race

BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK
y. w. Sept II. - The Shoshonc
stable 5 Pompcii by sun Rriar out
Of Cleopatra, ridden by LaNcrnc
fator, Saturday won the 36th run
ninG Of the $4,000 futurity stakes,
ie%ting l3 Of the best two wear olds
III training.
fonlpeii raced the seven fur
longs in l:23, just three fifths of
- second slower than the track rec
ord made in 1914.
j. +. Griffiths' Cantcr finished
second and the Log Cabin stable 5
ch2ncc play got third money.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
For Rent-fsir arm Lends

FOR LEASE-l60 acres with flow
ing well for domestic use, has
been in alfalfa for u years, now
pIoWed and ready for vegetables
or other crops, Will consider ex-
changing for other property. Is
located in Tract. 95, section %,
township II south, range 10 east,
y mile cast of Brawloy to Holt
vile road near shipping point,
land ~ excellent condition. q. T..
Bohlcu, 6t2 BIaA Bid, Los IA.
gels, y2liE 6 "
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

Ell DORADO acreage for sale or
trade for auto. Address Alton
Parker, Brawley. 14t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Golf Fans Gather
From Far and Near

EEL MONTE, Cal, Sept. II. -
Recognized stars from every corner
of the golf world were here today
for he qualifying round starting
off the California amateur golf
championship.
Defending champion this year is
CAPTAIN \. Bullock. Webster.
Stars present for the play include
Ccorvc Won Elm, Los Angeles;
Francis Brown, Charlie Chang,
Honolulu; NJ. +. Nagcl, Rochester,
\. T.; Bob stein, "Chuck = Hunter
Seattle.
Tho north defeated the south o Il
TO ), IN the annual team matches
yesterday preliminary to the tour
hHmcnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

NICELY furnished Apt. and house
for rent. 41S So. Eighth ST. 14t4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

LOST grey horse, about 8 years
old, clipped name and scare on left
shoulder. York & Son. Rte A, Box
80, Imperial. 14t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
II - -------------S 2
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

EAST CHICAGO. Ind. Ad stone
Philadelphia and Ernie Owens,
california, will fight in the min
bout Of - boxing card here tonight.
NEW YORK.-tieorge Cook, Aus
tral.an heavyweight, signed articles
t",.ay TO mccf larry Wills, negro
challenger for the heavyweight
title. in Newark, an Sep'cmher -,
it WAS announced to,.y by HIS man
agct.
The fight will be staged by the
National Nfortsmau : rlub. which al
ready ha, Wills uaIrr eeHtraet to
moct an opponent 'o be selected by
thc club.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Wanted to Buy
sos Main st.
Phone 45-W

BEFORE selling your furniture sss
DeLozier-Reynolds Furniture ca
576 Main ST. Phops 192W. l6ts
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
PORTLAND, Ore.

TVIVILNNIJ, UfC, =" IIlTI IIunnC-
field, Portland .ShortStop of the
Pacific Coast league, will go to the
Cincinnati Nationals next spring in
n trade for three experienced major
league players, it was announced at
TIE Beaver headquarters today. Ike
CaNeney, shortStop, is said to be
''' Of thc.m"n 'omiue to the rorl
land club through tho trade.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

FOR SALE-1 Emerson, II in. sulky
plow. l Reliable, 500 chick capa-
city brooder. ] Red Star cook
stove. nearly new. leather up
holstcred rocking chairs. l good
bed and springs. Good Barred
Rock rooster, young. Others things
also. T.. A. Anderson, 101l Holt
Ave. 14t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
'TODAY'SWANT ADS

'OR SALE-1924 model Ford coupe
Ruckstcll axle, shock absorbers,
spot llgnt, Bosch ignition, foot
teed. Am back from vacation. No
use for it. This is real automo-
bile. W. l.. Moody, 461 Park Ave.
14t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

FOR SALE-40 acres, extra good
corn stalk pasture. Inquire Chris
tiau. sheriff $ oIIicc, 14t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
BABE HITS 10TH HOMER

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. If.
Babe Ruth hit his 10Th home run
Of the season here Saturday after
noon In the first game of double
header, which the New York Yam
KEGS won from the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, Z to >. Gehrig, the Yankee
first baseman, also hit his 10Th
homer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

FOR RENT-DeSirablc room in a
clean, modern home. 665 He'll
Ave. 14t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
FOR S0le-EEQI Estate
RANCH WANTED

In exchange for a high class cit
rus grove near l.. A. City Park at
san Fernando -iission. Will trade
clear and assume.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
St. Louis SO, Pittsburgh A..
Cincinnati ). Chicago >.
Brooklyn 1913, Philadelphia Il.
NO other games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
BASEBALL STANDINS
AMERICAS LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
thicago I, ST. Louis :.
Boston >, New York !.
Philadelphia 6, Washington 6, G1
inning tic.)
Cleveland ). Detroit 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

Both last year and this O. A. Wal
tcrS, Selma, Fresno county, harvest
ed bale aud half of cotton per
acre between the rows Of Il rcvh
planted C"rnlchon vineyard,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
WATCHING THE
SC0REB0ARD
Yesterdays Hero-Dazzy. Nance

Yesterdays Hero-DazzX, Vance,
Brooklyn's star pitcher, who shut
out the Philies with one hit last
week, let them down without a hit
Sunday and beat them 10 20 l. Two
errors by Jimmy Johnston prevent
ed him from scoring a shutout The
Philllcs won the second game 7 to
>.
kamm s single in the ninth scor-
ed the run that gave the White
Sox to 3 victory over the
Browns.
Al Simmons hit his cath homer
and saved the Athletics from lick
ing by the Senators, the game end
ing the eleventh with a six to six
.tic
Pittsburgh 5 lead over the Giants
was cut t0 six games when the Pi-
rates dropped a double header to
the Cards 3 to 4, and 8 to >.
The Cubs couldn' t do anything
with Pete Donohuc and tn Reds
won . to ..
After tying the score in the ninth
~" tHicc IuliS, lhc llSerS drop
ped the game to the Indians in the
tenth, s to 6.
Wingfcild held the Yankees safe
and the Rcd Sox won, . to |.
Home Run Leaders
Hornsby, Cards, 36.
Mcusel, Browns, %.
Williams, Browns, %.
simmons, Athletics, ~.
Hartnett, Cubs, -.
fournier, Robins, 81.
Mcusel, Giants, 20.
Bottomlcy, Cards, 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Work Wanted
CATTLE MARKET

Los ANGELES, Sept. 1l.-Cattlc
receipts 1900, active; bulk steers
'.60-7.9o; bulk she stock $500;
calves 7.00-10.
Hogs; Receipts 700, active; top
100; bulk ll.60,lJ.
Sheep: Receipts 70p> active
lambs li.3j'll.l5; ewes 500
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Sacramento ~, Oakland 10.
Los Angeles 50, Portland 81.
san Francisco 7-6, Seattle 80.
Salt Lake "a, Vernon 9.3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

FOR RENT-Modcrn eight room,
beautiful nome. Mrs. Virgil Pat
terson. Imperial, Calf. Phones
113 and JOG. 14t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Here and There
in Sport World


Los ANGELES, Sept. l4-Tony
lazcrrc, Salt Lakc infielder, bids
fair to break Babe Ruth : run roe
ord of %.
Lazcrrr, who is the property of
the New York Yankees, and will
report to that team rcXt spring,
sma>hcd out his 10, ~ and ~ home
home runs OF the season, Sunday,
in "a double header with Vernon.
Every homer Lazcrrc hits is Il
new coast league rccorl, rs Tony
broke Paul strand 5 mark Of -
some days ago,
Lazcrra has fine chance TO hit
-, according to wise baseball fol
lowers, rs the Bees play several
series in Bonneville Park. Salt Lake
City, which is the smallest park in
The league.
Ntnnislaus Zbyslko. Polish heavy
weight wrestler, viii meet Rrnato
Gardiui, an Italian, in two fall
ont OF three wrestling match here
tonight.
Jim I.ondoS and bon Andrcas Cas-
tanN meet in the scmi.windup and
Ahic Kaplau will ivy his holds ON
Joe komar in the curtain raiser.
Vernon and salt Lake split the
double header here yesterday, Civ
ing each -four games of the eight
game series. Vernon took the first
game. 9 20 >, and salt Lake the see
ond, / to >.
Vernon goes on the road this
week, starting their tour with Il
series against Sacramento.
The Los Angeles club comes homo
10 Washington Park after several
disastrous series in the north. The
Angels will play Seattle here this
week.
Hundreds Of Young athletes
throughout Southern California will
tWn out for first football practice
tomorrow.
NrarlE two hundrcd are expected
10 don The padded suits AT the Uni
vcrsity OF Southern california and
receive instructions from tlcir new
coach, Howard Jones, formerly Of
Iowa.
Besides these, many other foot
ball players aIc destined to report
at the numerous colleges Of the
Southern California conference.
OHc of the feature bouts OF this
week 5 boxing program will be stag
ed Wednesday night at the Olym-
pie auditorium whom Ace Hudkins
Of Nebraska meets Mushy Callahan,
Los Angeles ncwSboy lightweight,
in the 10 round main event.
The pair are in excellent condi-
tlon according to their managers.
The advance seat sale for the fight
Indicates Il full house.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

Feet are like wives. You walk on
your own but object to othcrs walk.
iug on them
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

The Mcndocino county farm ad-
visor reports Very satisfactory
control for red spider has been So.
cured ly the use Of Nol ~ AID
linn sulphur solution.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

FURNISHED APTS and sleeping
rooms, summer rates. Parlview
Apts. 20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Loan automobiles
For Sale or Erc.tan0e

FOR EACIlANGE-Sale or Lease.
I60 acres, 50 in alfalfa, good
buildings, four miles south Holt
vile, Clark Horsford, 32l w. 3rd
st. Los Angeles. SIP
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14
Press Classified AdSection
For Rent-R0on,s,
Apartments and Houses

FOR RENT-several good houses,
furnished and unfurnished. Mrs.
LlAd. 7S5 i-ark. 9tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-14

FOR SALE--Boys bicycle. Inquire
$50 Brighton. 14t5
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
GASOLINE PRICES NOT STABILIZED

The lower the price of gasoline the bigger the price sign in front of the filling stations apparently Is tho rule Just at this time, Our 'In- dian summer" apparently will be one bereft of unnecessary worries over the cost of tho propulsiye fluid.
 Few people understand just why the prices Of gasoline Are cratic, Last winter the price had slipped '-sd the petroleum industry wanted governmental commission to delye into the situation and "stabi- li2e" if, The public has long ago learned the exact meaning of the word stabilize" IL means that the general public finds itself on the short end of what is given the sta bilizing treatment, Ever since transportation rates have been stabilized. for instance, they have been up higher than ever before. If the committing rates are stabi- llzed little more hardly anyone will be able 10 commute.
 The price of gasoline does not entirely depend upon production. 1t appears; it is more a question of being able 10 control the situation. Just now the producing companies are unable to control 1t and com petition Is rife. Tho situation Is not Stabilized" greatly 10 the satisfac- ton of motorists. If the producers finally succeed in stabilizing the unwieldly situation the price will | rise,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

It is said to be the highest triumph of Greek architecture
 @. What were the first recorded words spoken by Adam In tho Bible?
 A, The first recorded words spoken by Adam were when he saw Eve. "a man shall leave his father and his mother and eleave unto his wife" Genesis 2;3b.)
 Q. Where was George Washing ton inausurated as President of the United States?
 A. From l7S5 to 179o congress met In New York in the old City hall at the corner of Wall and Nassau streets, and here George Washington was inaugurated April 30, 17So.
 c. Can you name some of the most beautiful women who ever lived?
 A. Beauty in women is SO much a matter of personal opinion and taste that 1t is doubtful If there could be much agreement regard ing the most beautiful women who ever lived Cleopatra, Helen Of Troy, Hypatia, the Empress Jose phine, and the present Queen Of Roumania have all been called the most beautiful of women. But there are thousands of others equally as beautiful to their ad- mirers,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
THE SCHOOLS. PARENTS AND THE YOUNG

Tho defense of the schools in re- lation to increased misdemcanors by the young, as given by Superin- tendent Stanley H. Holmes in his report, was in a sense unnecessary as few persons of intelligence have been blaming the schools for con- ditions as they may exist. The su- rerintcndents plea to parents. however. 10 exercise greater con- trol and restraint over their off sprinF, was well taken. There can not bo too much emphasis laid upon this point.
 Youth Is ahout like it always has been, impetuous and eager 10 em- bark upon the experiences of life. Modern conditions have lowered the rigid parental restraint of a former day Evil as well as good Is LoinR brought 10 the attention of youth carlier than ever before. Without proper guidance if is much caEicr for the young 10 take 10 evil ways than formerly,
 Changed living conditions all i along the line contribute 10 the sorrowrul total of youthful misde- mrannrs Parents themselves often s,t very poor examples, The claim has been made also that the movies. automobiles and apartment life havo all contributed to prevail ing conditions, The large total Of . superficial literature that clogs inc most popular magazines is a sign | of tho times. We have universal education; more youths go to high school than ever before; the col lrgos are damned with students. Enliehtcnment is more diffused i than ever before in inc history of mankind. Yet we have inc "jaz1 age," an age when tawdriness is a best seller. Public taste is more often inc despair Of those who pre- fer to see mental urlift rather than mental sloth.
 Time was when an educated man vas regarded ss in the class of ] gentleman ana a scholar" today we And infumerable educated men
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
MENU IN THE TRIANGULAR
The ColIcgiate Language

We should have been used to Rcrnice in our home. Every time she came home on vacation, we learned a whole series Of new words which she had managed to pick up at college. All of us always won dered how on earth these college people had managed 10 coin such an expressive language of their own. And last night Bernice pulled an other plum,
 Dad st\: Where is that young boy friend of yours who came to visit you last Eastcr?"
 He couldn't come" said Bernice, Hes got pretzelitis."
 "Pr2tzelitisl" said Dad. Why, what on earth is that?"
 "Pretzelitis," said Bernics, 'is the shape you get in from dancing col leEiate"
 Irene N. Sullivan Copyright, 1923. Renroduction For
 biadenl
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

part of the state. This fugitive legislature declared Missouri a member of tho Southern Confed- erucy, and 1t was represented in the assemblies of the Confectionery ,.
 Q. What Is considered the great est game fish and the hardest to land?
 A. Sportsmen consider the tar pon the greatest game fish and tho hardest to land.
 Q. What is tho largest dam in the world?
 A. Wilson dam in Alabama, in the United States. Is said to be the largest In the wordl, It contains 1.- 260,oOO cubic yards of masonry
 Q, What is the size of Manhat- tan island?
 A. Manhattan island is about 1B miles long by l-4 miles broad.
 Q, Is Spanish language spoken in all South American countries?
 A, In all of them except Brazil, where the Portuguese is spoken.
 Q. What is a well balanced diet from a practical standpoint?
 A, The well balanced diet pro Nides within the limits. of the fuel or calories, needed to maintain the best body weight for age and height: Protein, right In kind and amount; Iron; calcium phosphor. LIS; and the vitamins A. B. and C. The diet should be either bulky or potentially bulky; that is capable of increasing in volume as it passes through the body. Balance should be extended also 10 matters i that affect taste. There must be e variety of navors, Bland, sweet sour and sayory foods must Dc used in right proportions, and either carefully blended or care fully contrasted So too with tex. lures. Hardness softness, starchi. ness, fattiness. crispness and succu. loncc are all pleasing qualities, bu' | they must be balanced one witt another If the diet as a whole is tc be attractive.
 Q. Who are the Fascists?
 A. They are members of tht i Fascist, an Italian patriotic or ganization created, organized ant 1 led by Benito Mnssolni In 1919 The aims of the organization ma! he found in the oath of It's mem bers: "I swear 10 consecrate mysel exclusively and unceasingly fol Italy's good"
 Q. Where was the Parthenon?
 A. The Parthenon was cele hrated temple of the virgin goddess ! Athena, on the Acropolis of Athens
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Observation On He Weather

Washintgon, Sept. 15.-Forecast st for Southern New England; Show CTS tonight and Wednesday; not much change in temperature; fresh, possibly strong east and southeast winds.
 Forecast for Eastern New York: Showers tonight and Wednesday; not much change in temperature; fresh east and southeast winds possibly strong tonight.
 Conditions: A disturbance is central this morning over Indiana IL has caused showers during the past 24 hours from the plains states eastward to the upper Ohio valley and the Virginia coast. Pressure is low in general throughout all portions of the country except New England. Temperatures are lower this morning in the North Atlantic states and cool along the Canadian i border districts from tie north Pacific to the north Atlantic.