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American Association
!. Results Yesterday
National League

National League
Chicago 8.13; Boston 1-3.
New York s.. Cincinnati A.
St. LOUIS 8; philadelphia 4.
Only games scheduled.
American League
Chicago 4; New York 3. ti2' inn
ings.),.
Cleveland Z; Washington, 6. az
innings. ~ta ~ ~
Only games scheduled.
American Association
Minneapolis 10-5; Columbus H..
Louisville 0-S; Kansas City 6.2.
Indianapolis 10; Milwaukee OF.
St. Paul 2-1l; Toledo 60.
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MANDAN-FIRE DOES
$4,000 DAMAGE

combustion in the kitchen Of base
600 fully covered by insurance, to
Store 'i here early i Sunday morning :
$4,000. The building is owned by
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT RECEIPTS

Minneapolis, Aug. Wheat
receipts AT. cars compared 238 cars
Il year ago.
Cash No. 1 northern $l.G2 rs a
$1.6G 7-8; No. l dark northern spring
choice to fancy Sill 7-S a *l.83 7-8;
spa e sho, to aood 7s sl ~ 70;
$1.66 10; No 1 hard spring $l.G4 7-s
% $1.81 7.0s No. dark hard Mon
tana on track $l.68 7-8 a $3.50 7-8;
t6 arrive t1:48 7-3 a $1.8O 49,. Sep
TENDER did $500, So; September new
41.60 7-S; DECEMBER $3.50 1-8. Corn
No. 3 yellow s4l.O7 Ia a SLOT Sd;
oats No. 3 white 80 3.8c a 50 7-8c;
harley GGc a 7sc: rye No. 2 $1.O9 Id
q fllO IA; FLAG No, !, $2.67 q
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MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES

Minneapolis. Aug. lO.-LP)-Pota-
toes, good wire inquiry, demand mod
crate market weaker. Carloads, de-
livcrcd sales. freight only deducted
Minneapolis and st. Paul rates sack-
cd cwt. early Ohios, j. S. No. I; size
cons idcrably scabby 1926 "a $3.50;
mostly $3.50 a $2.35.
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NEW YORK CALL MONEY

New York, Aug. lO.-R)-Call
money steady: high IA: low 4 ii;
ruling rate ia: time loans firm:
mixed collateral 5000 days "a
! ii: dG months 4 Ia M ! IL;
prime commercial paper 1.
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MINNEAPOLIS TIOIIR

Minneapolis, MINI. Aug. lO.--LFD-
Flour unchanged, in carload lots,
family patents quoted ut 1916 a.
1855 barrel in SO pound cotton
sacks. Shipments 1880 barrels.
Bran S24.5O a $500. /
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FARGO PRODUCE

Fargo, N. D.. Aug. 1O.-t4)- But
ter tat churning cream 44c; packing
stock 28c.
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DULIJTH CASH GRAIN

Duluth. Mimi. Aug. 19.-1.tR-Clos-
ing cash: flax on track 'Sg.67% to
s2.70M; flax to arrive $3.67'.: Sep
tembcr $780, October s2.G7i:; No.
vcmber S2.671a: Dec. $2.64hs.
Wheat dark northern &i.G7', to
sI.Sa%; dark northern $685. to
sl.S5%; dark northern $1.62% to
Sl.82N: northern $l.67N to s1.87
x; amber durum &I.49ss to SLIP
81: 2 amber dnrur,4 $l.47ex I" H.72
r.; i durum $l,47skf to $1.48Sk: 2
durum si.45Ss to &f.47sa;J1 mixed
hurum $l.A5Ss to $t.s9ss; 2 MIXED
drum $l.43ss to s1.s7sS:::f red dir
uni $l.445s to $1A6ss: oats , white
track 4Oi2c; oats white arrive 4Oc;
No. I rye '$1.lO. BARLEY. choice to
fancy II to Soc: medium to good
|72 to 77c;' lower grades 70 to 75c.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately subsistirg Ire
tween us. the :. undersigned Leo
Quon. Louis Dan, Chas. Quon and
500 Fow, conducting Il restaurant
business at III 5th Street. Bismarck.
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ADVERTlyEMENT ron BIDS

Scaled bids for ,.repairing and re-
painting school building Of Naming
School District No. As. Schools Nos.
one and two will be received until
August .2Otlt,ts& aas o'clock. ~
Parft{N1ars may be hid at the
AItfes the county. asvSsrlntendent
Of Schools. !. - n. ;;
rej Tes a RS5f d r 81 IN r'sp' %
MRS. SAM ROBINSON. Clerk.
Rismarck. n Pak.. K2 .!tS N9. =; :;
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CAR CRASH

The car owned by B. A. Jones of
Bismarck was badly damaged in a
rear-end collision with a machine
driven by a California tourist late
Saturday. No injuries were re-
ported. -
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Western League

Oklahoma City 80: Deliver $40.
Tulsa 1913; Des Moincs %.
st. Joseph 3-3; Lincoln O-2.
Wichita Ale; Omaha $40. !:
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Fites and Filters

Atlantic City-Harry Greb will
meet Pat Wath and Sid ferris
will fight Joe Mandell in the
Press Union Milk Fund show
Wednesday. tff na-" ''|' g -
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Local Farmer in Wreck

a. Frank Grcss, Bismarck farmer,
was shaken up, but not seriously in
jured when tho car he was driving
hit two machines near Bismarck
Sunday.
The car owned by J. p. Kelly, ed
itor of The Bismarcg Capital, was
being towcd into the city by Cali
fernia tourist, when Grcss's machine
hit the California automobile caus-
ing a rcar-cnd collision with Kelly's
car.
George Melton, Bismarck, was rid
ing with kslly.
St. Paul, Aug. 1O.-R)-Mnncso,
ta's death toll from motor accidents
and drownings fluctuated with the
mercury last week and with fair
weather prevailing 1G victims were
reported compared with 10 for tho
preceding week of inclcmcnt weather.
Automobile accidents took the lives
Of nine persons in the state for the
week ending at midnight Sunday,
while deaths by drownings totaled
seven, two of which were suicides.
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GAMES TODAY
American League

American League
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston. .ss+t. ~
National League
Philadelphia 1t St. Louis.
Roston at Chicago.
brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburgh. @.1
Sundays Bnsctaff~ -resufts:'- /.
:. - National LeaE4e
New York ~; &: 3ICincinnati d:
Nehf and Hartley; May and Hair
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NEW YORK METALS

| New York. Aug. fO.---tNo)--Coppcr
firm: clcctrolyic spot and futures
ii Sd "a II 7-s: tin easy; spot and
nearby 5000: futures 1915: iron easy;
No. tin 49,; so "a 1000.
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CHICAGO pOlrI.TRY

! cent per pound discount under
, Id. Ear corn ) cents nudcr shell.
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TAKEN Tip

Calves, 3 red. 2 white. I roam.
black, white and blue. s steers and
two heifers. Francis Twp. Walter
Dcitzman, NeDnken. N. Oak.
~ ~ 7.27-0-3-lO
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BOY. NEAR DEATH

John Grinnef, IT,. Indian boy Of
ElbOwoods, is near death in St. Alex
JUS hospital. He has been uncon-
scious for % hours following fall
from a rearing pony he was riding
in the vicinity Of EIbowoods yestcr-
day.
The boys foot caught in the stir
rups, and he was dragged for a quar-
ter mile. His boot came off and he
was released.
/. Concussion IF the brain, hip
bone, broken in four places. and in
tcrnal injuries wore suffered. it was
announced today by DR.. NJ. W. Roam
.attcnding physician. =. - ..
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Chicago, Aug. 10. up ~Foultr,
lower; fowls ls to 2tc; broilcrs 22c;
springs 22c; ducks old 22c.
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!, ,Appiisations for raip insurance
have, gr1atly increased during the
last three years. z
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THREE HURT
IN BRIDGE
CRASH HERE
CONTINUED from page one)

"A. few rods from him was another
car Of joy riders giving every evil
dcncc Of lusty imbibing. They were
stalled.
Automobiles using that road de-
clare travel IS dangerous in that
section, due to the driving Of cars
by men under the influence Of home
brew. 81
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t1se Gas. It's The Scientific
Fuel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02

Continued On Page ., Part 81
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CLEVELAND SIX
ONE SHOT IN
BIC DEMAND

Whom you are told that the Cleve-
land Six Zone shot automatic chassis
fabrication system is phenomenal de.
vclnpmcut which has not been par
alleled since the advent of the self
starter, you can believe the claim.
saws T. W. Wheeler. Southern Motor
Sales Company. Cleveland distributor,
North Alamo at Third street.
Thousands Of Cleveland skies
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

WHEN YOU buy, sell or trade, it
will be to your advantage to Sc
cure an unbiased appraisal. Nomi-
nal charge. I'll Centre Realty
Board, Barbara Worth Hotel
Bldg. 11t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
BEARS GIVEN
EDGE, FAMILIAR
WITH THE TRACK
Wisconsin Handicapped,
Strenuous Indoor
Season
By HAROLD E. SwIsHER
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

BERKELEY, Calf, April H.
Fhc Bears of California, the Bad.
gers of Wisconsin and q group Of
picked athletes from the Southern
California conference will tangle
here this afternoon in the first tri-
angular track and field meet this
year in this section.
Heavy clouds overhung the bay
districts during the forenoon, but
there was promise of fair weather
later in the day. Rain yesterday
dampencd the track but it was being
put in good condition, with the
meet 'ton' rain or shine.
The Bears were given an edge on
the meet, with the advantage Of a
familiar track and weather. Wis
coDsin, handicapped by long train
ride and the fact that a strenuous
indoor scasonshas just been conclud-
ed, was dopcd to crowd the locals,
while the all stars from the south
should place strong third.
McAndrews in the 100 yard dash,
McGinnis in the high jump, Valley
in the mile and Schwarzc in the
shot. pnt are four Wisconsin men
conceded high points and probable
first places. In addition, the Bad
gers are certain TO increase their
score with number of second and
third returns.
From Southern CaliforBia, Bob
Maxwell should lead 4fhe field in
both hurdle events. Barring acci-
dents, he is expected to crowd his
own record of Is l-10' in the high
sticks and % 40 in the low.
Eaton, throwing the javclin and
Graham in the pole vault are two
other all stars dopcd to run high.
California s greatest strength will
be in the field events, With Gerkin,
Dodson, Garner and Hill entered IN
discus, javelin, pole vault and
Barb Barber r' IN I tiss syd fSSj1 afSS join son cs, n
the 440 should also boost. the local s
total. 'fFrs ~
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
MORTENSEN HAS
REGULAR JOB ON
HAND SUNDAY

According to the sporting talk
around this city, Fred Mortensen is
said to have his work cut out for
him when he meets Ed Warner in o
finish wrestling bout at Mexicali
Sunday afternoon. Several local
fans who have seen Warner in ac-
tion state that he is one OF the best
men for his years sand weight in
California today and that Morten-
sen will have to use every bit of his
skill to get two out of three falls
from the combination boxer-wrest-
lcr.
While not undertaking 'Mortcn-
sen 8 ability, these fans are conf
dent that Warner has an edge on
the local wrestler and that the
wrestling carpenter will know
it, too, when Sundays affair is
over.
In the Mortensen camp very little
is said about the probable outcome
of Sunday S match, but it is sufp.
cient that if anyone wishes to place
wager on Warner, he finds his
money is quickly covered. Johnny
Moore, who is managing Mortcnsen,
has the elastic band off his roll, and
is ready to go sthe limit that his
man will tic Warner in knots.
The fact that the men are to
wrestle on q winner-take-all basis,
for percentage of the house and
a $1,000 side bet, makes it certain
that there will be plenty of action
in Sundays affair. FL
The bout will be called sharply al
$3.50, with Bin Tuekctt doing the
honors as third man in the ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
SPECIAL EVENT
AT LOCAL GOLF
CLUB SUNDAY


Many members of the FL Coatro
Golf club arc expected to be out on
the course tomorrow, when the 36
holes match play for the club 1924
1925 season championship will be
played.
Play will start at 0 -oselock, and
entries will be received up to that
time. The championship match was
originally scheduled for March 20,
but was postponed because of bad
weather conditions.
n gold medal will, be awarded TO
the winner of the championship
match and a prize will also be given
for the player having the lowest net
score.
Frank Dodson. professional for
thc club, has also decided TO give
prize for the player having the
greatest number of strokes, -
thereby giving all club members a
chance at prize.
Several of the better PLAYERS in
the club have been practicing on the
course during the week in anticipa
tion for the championship match.
Good scores and close matches are
expected, with plenty of compcti
tion for those who enter the match.
The man who feels sorry for him.
self should.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
AT THE CAMPS

Kansas City, Mo.--Chicago's Cubs
meet the Kansas City Blues again
here today. Although outhit, the
big leagucrs came through with a 5
to 4 victory over the Blues yestcr-
day.
Indianapolis-Eddie Collins drives
his White Sox against the Indiana
'Toffs YiHeficaii assSs ia Fan els9b feife
today, hoping to win his 18th
straight training season game.
St. Louis-Tlre, Browns and Cards
start their annual city series here
this afternoon. Tn Cards plan to
left hand the Browns into submis-
sion, probably using Mails and Shcr
dell. CASTOR, the former Yankee, is
one of the possible starters for the
Browns.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
PACIFIC COAST SCORES

At Salt Lake:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

NOTICE OF TINE AND PLAC
APPOINTED FOR PRoVIN
WILL AND HEARING Al
PLICATIoN FOR LETTEH
IwESTAMENTARY.
IN tho Superior Court OF tho coun|
of Imperial, State Of California
In the Matter Of the Estate
James c, \. Caro-, Deceased
Notice is Hereby Given faut
petition for the probate Of tie VI
of James c. A. Caro-, deceased, 4
for the issuance to Essie MagbI
MeGco of letters of administered
with the will annexed tcstamenta
has been filed in this court
that Friday, the lst day OF Mi
A. D., 1925, at clock p. NJ.
said day, at the court room of
partment /, of said court, at
court house in the City Of III g
tro, County Of Imperial, state F
California, has been set for ire b
ing Of said petition, wheu
where any person iuteFestea
appear and contest the s@nas,
show cause, il any they hafe
said petition should not bc af
Ell.
Dated March 81, Ius5
G. q. MOUssEAU, GO
By &. Z. Willc.o.d, Dssaty els
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
Here and There
in Sport World

Los ANGELES, April 1l.-Six
men who competed for the United
States in last summers Olympic
games will be in action this after
noon in the University of Southern
tCalifornia-Olym club track meet.
Z. s. G. was conceded the better
chance for victory.
( George Won Elm, mcdalist and fav-
orfte in tho Southern California anna
tear golf championship tourney
was pitted against Harlow Hurley
today in the upper bracket of the
scmifinal round.
In the other half of the draw
Jack Tarrant, former San Antonio
Tex, star, played Norman Macbeth
Both matches were of 36 holes.
Tarrant provided the greatest up.
set of the day Yesterday by elm,
mating DR.. Paul Hunter, defending
champion, = and !.
Finals willSbc played Sunday.
Jimmy McInrnin, flashy 122
elss.itAasy, .lpeets .,,yohnny Fiske at the
Lyceum A.s2c. tonight in a six round
bout.
- Mushy Callahaib former ncwsboy
won the referees decision over
Dode Bercot, Seattle, at HOLLYWOOD
last night in a ficrcely contested
battle.
Callahan piled mp an early lead
winning five of the first eight
rounds, and drawing in two others
In the ninth round Bercot began tc
get his bearings and shot home sew
eral telling punehes. In the tentl
Dode landed the hardest blow of tn,
fight, left swing that sent Calla
han reeling. The newsboy cIincheC
and then fought back desperately
Callahan s. friends almost mobbeC
him when the referee raised hi:
gloves
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

FOR RENT-Vc cgctables, 30 acres
miles southwest of FL Centre, u
mile west OF Ccntinclla school,
Old alfalfa land. Owner, r. Hell
mer, 1908 Brodcrick st. san Fran
cisco, Calf. NJ 2S A IL is
ACCOUNTANT, office manager,
wants valley location. Must be
permanent. Have wide clerical
experience. Address. Box 363,
Press office. l1t2
COOK WAlNTED-Middle aged or
older, woman, for family of five
or six. Address Box 311, Press Of
flee. 11t3
TAKEN UP-One r1olstein heifer,
about two years old. On Chris.
jackson S ranch, 3 miles west of
Heber. Address NJ. Weiss, Rte. >,
Box 81. 11t20
FOR Rent Reasonable, room
with screened porch and shower
for one or two gentlemen. 5o3
Brighton. lift
FOR SALE-fhreshed Amilo, 21bc
pound. G.. G. Hussey, Seeley. 11t12
FOR SALE-Melbane Cotton Seed.
3 cents. G. G. Hussey, Seeley.
11t12
FOR SALE-1 set grougcrs, ) in.
for Fordson tractor. &. G.. Hus-
sey, Seeley. 11t12
LADIES-Copy names and address
cs, earn $25 weekly. Stamped en-
vclopc for particulars. D. Mfg,
2l3 Griswold, Detroit, Mich. Its
LOST-Leathcr brief case, near
Beach school, finder please com
municato with Hugh T. Osborne,
Box 234, Ell Centre. Phone 79Jl1.
Its
Wv pAI|Tf-OO II. l, hCu HCIS,
$l.25 each. Peerless Hatchery, l
mile cast, = miles north Of Sccley.
11t2
WHEN YOU buy, sell or trade, it
will be to your advantage to Sc
cure an unbiased appraisal. Nomi
nal charge. I'll Centre Realty
Il
Bldg. 1lt26
WILL SELL or trade, one lot on
Eighth and Olive, 55X140, north
front. Sec w. j. Murphrce, care
Davics-Ovcrland Co. 1lt7
WANTED-Job cooking on ranch
for small crew. Sec A. ID. Shea,
United Stage Dept. El Centre.
11t2
FOR LEASE-For one year or long
cr Modern six room house, fur
nishcd or mfurniShcd. Posses
sion May first. See owner Sun
day morning, at III Orange. It'll
BARGAlN-for sale or trade for
lighter ear, 1924 Big Six Studc.
baker, first class condition. Phone
7S6 or 632. Its
EMP. HOTEL lady wishes to hear
from party interested in hotel in
El Centre, will run ON percentage
basis. Press Box 745. Its
DESIRABLE room for rent suit
b able for | or gcntlemen, in
~emodcrn home. G65 He'll. lite
APTS for rent, Glacier AptS. lift
STORE building for rent. 7th and
Broadway. Phone 502W. lift
FOR SALE or exchange, for real
estate, will assume, two toruing
ears, new rubber, Al condition.
See W. +. Rau, Orcgau Hotel,
Its
FOR SAuE-Boom for barber shop.
good location. Oregon Hotel. l1t3
-------------------- - -----------------
100 COLONIES of bees for sale, if
moved this month, $3.50 per
hive. John Nuppert, Ell Ccntro
Tito
HOTEL HOLLYWOOD, rooms and
Apis. Also garage. $500 Ier mo.
$50 4elll lift
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

100 COLONIES of bees for sale, if
moved this month, $3.50 per
hive. John Nuppert Ell Ccntro.
1lt6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

FOR SALE or exchange, for real
estate, will assume, two toruing
ears, new rubber, Al condition.
See W. +. Rau, Orcgau Hotel
Its
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
| AND THE RESULTS

New York-With the appointment
of Charley Doesserick as match
maker, Tex Rickard announced that
boxing would be conducted rcgu-
larly this summer in his Jersey City
arena.
Saratoga, N. Y.-Gepc Tunncy,
American light heavyweight cham,
pion, will train at White Sulphur
Springs for his contest with Tom
Gibbons in New York June II.
Albany, N. Y Mike McTiguc,
worlds fight heavyweight cham
pion, will not fight Paul Bcrlcnbach,
New York challenger, for less than
S7o,oOo, he said on his way to Sara
toga to start training.
4 fool scpks Tho pot nf GOLD NJ
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

DESIRABLE room for rent, suit
~ able for | or . gcntlomcn, in
~emodcrn home. G65 Hell. lite
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

APTS for rent. Glacier Apis, lift
STORE building for rent. 9TH and
Broadway. Phone 502W. lift
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
'TODAY'SWANT ADS

FOR SALE-My equity in modern
house, located on Date Ave. See
me at Press office at 4 o'clock
any evening. Hamilton. 1lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

BARGAlN-for sale or trade for
lighter ear 1924 Big Six Studc.
baker, first class condition. Phone
7s6 or 632. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

EMP. HOTEL lady wishes to hear
from party interested in hotel in
El Ccntro, will run on percentage
basis. Press Box 745. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

FOR SALE--Room for barber shop.
good location. Oregon Hotel. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

Beautiful women are an awful
lot of trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

HOTEL HOLLYWOOD, rooms and
Apis. Also garage. $500 IGr mo.
$50 4el- 11tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

FOR LEASE-For one year or long
or. Modern six room house, fur
nishcd or mfurnishcd. Posses
sion May first. See owner Sun
day morning, at III Orange. It'll
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

WANTED-Job cooking on ranch
for small crew. Sec A. ID. Shea,
United Stage Dept. El Centre.
11t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

A fool seeks the pot of gold at
the end of the rainbow while his
wise brothers seek the rainbow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
~ - - --s--~---~ ~--~~-~~>~~-
For Rent-FurH, Lands

FOR RENT-Until July Is. Two
81 aero alfalfa dairy ranches,
good fences, Is fields, so acres
oats disc in. e. Mead, Brawley,
436 d st. cod If
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

The man who feels sorry for him.
self should.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

WILL SELL or trade, ono lot on
Eighth and Olive, 55X140, north
front. Sec w. j. Murphrcc, care
Davies Overland Co. 11t7
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11
PROFESSIONAL ]
DIRECTORY
OptOHetrists

DIR. NORMAN E. DUPONT
Glasses fitted and lenses duplicated
lis So. Fifth st.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-11

FOR neutrality-suspicious., 10 acres
8 miles southwest of FL Centre, y
mile west OF Ccntinclla school,
old alfalfa land. Owner, r. Hell
mer, 1908 Brodcrick St. San Fran
cisco, Calf. NJ 2S A 4 IL IS
Evening star., 1925-10-11
MURDERER MOUNTS
SCAFFOLD SMILING
Walapai Indian Says Love OF
Apache Maiden Prompted Crime
for Which He Died.

BY the Associated Press.
PRESCOTT, AriZ., October 10
Stepping to the gallows in a jocular
mood, George Dixon Sujynamie, 26-
year-old Walapai Indian, today paid
the penalty for the murder of Arthur
NJ. Cavell, taxicab driver.
The man mounted the Scaffold and
laughed and joked with several ac-
quaintances. He then made 10
minute speech telling of the causes
for his staying of Cavell.
He blamed the whole affair on
members of the Apache tribe and said
that love for Il maiden of that tribe
was the cause for the crime.
The execution today was conducted
at a special scaffold built by the Fed
eral authorities on the Government
military reservation near here. State
officials refused the use of the gal
lows at the State prison for the exc
cution.
Sujynamie's body was sent tonight
to his father, Capt. Jack Sujynamie of
kingman. Ariz., where he will be
buried by members of the Walapai
tribe.
The execution was without incident,
although both Federal and county Of
fciaIs were prepared for any emer-
gency as the result of the threats
made by members of the Walapai
tribe.