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Evening star., 1925-02-22
UPSET AT BILLIARD
IS SPRUNG IN FRANCE

PARIS, February 21.-Alexandre
Pey tonight spoiled a sensational
comeback for Louis Cure, the veteran
French billiardist, defeating him, so
to Ss. in the final match for the three
cushion championship OF France
Cure, who was champion of France
in 1910, took up the cue again after
an absence from competition play of
more than 10 years. He reached the
finals in the present competition with
out the loss of a single match against
field including Felix Grange and
Edmond Derbier, second and third
respectively, to Roger CONT in the
1872 championship last December
Cont did not compete in the present
contests.
Pey is another old-timer. His high
run was eight
Evening star., 1925-02-22

III. CIfn NcKimmie of Bannockburn
who is slated to become caddie mas
ter at Indian Spring Golf Club, Will
be the fourth amateur from Ban
mock burn to become a professional.
Sandy Douglas, caddie master at
Chevy Chase, brought to attenuon
yesterday. the fact that in addition
to William Mackie and George L,
Cunningham, Richard Beattie, one OF
Bannockburn's leading amateurs sew
eraI years ago, is in the pro ranks
SprfnE-Iike weather of the past
week has removed the lure OF the
South from the local golf horizon
And every day, under the influence
of a warm sun and winds, the courses
are getting better and better. Prob
ably it is too good to last. The
golfers have been crowding the INKS
and If the good weather keeps UP
the courses will be in topnotch shape
within a fortnight.
William c. Barr of the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club. the hard
working secretary of the District Coil
Association, reminds the golfers here
abouts that the annual meeting OF
the organization will be held at the
Racquet Club the evening OF March
at o'clock.
Chairman CoOIican of the golf COM
mittee of the Congressional Country
Club is working on details of the
Spring schedule. A meeting of the
committee is to be held soon. An
nouncement of the list and a COM
mittee to handle the events, along
with a decision regarding the pro-
posed Spring golf tournament, is ex-
pected shortly.
Rotation of the local amateur
championship beyond Chevy Chase
and Columbia, the clubs between
which the titular event has gravi-
tated for many years, excepting last
season, probably will be brought W
for consideration at Che annual meet
ing of the District Golf Association
at the Racquet Club March 8.
A movement is understood to be
on foot to ask the Washington Coli
and Country Club to hold the event
which is usually played in October
1t would stage the affair If asked
DR.. James T. McClenahan, chairman
of the green's committee, said.
For a decade the District champion
Evening star., 1925-02-22
MANY SEEK TO EMULATE
GAME OF GREAT PLAYER
Mrs. Hurd, National Champion, Is Among Those
Who Take Lessons From Providence Girl,
in Hope of Retaining Her Title.
BY RAY MCCARTHY.

n AIN BEACH, February 2-When Babe Ruth home
back he only Influenced the box
clubs batting
OF ball players we'll Just Miss Genna Coet who
golfer,
golfers where they beginning
their styles hitting the ball order distance
the ardng Genna they have have greatly
the Providence girls advantage the
through the And nasmuch Glenna herself weakng
nbck generally playing
Evening star., 1925-02-22
ATHLETIC CLUB LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.

High individual game. Allen Eagles, 159;
high individual set, Little (O'DonnelIs), 391 ::
high averages, Toomey, 10: Gilbert, 100
Provost, 100; high team game, Eagles 5g3 /:
high team set, o'Donnells, 1.829.
Orioles, after losing the first game.
came back strong to defeat the Nomads
two straight. Arlingtons pulled a big
surprise when they won all three from
the Eagles by stiff scores
Nationals ran into tie in their first
game with the Hilltoppers, but lost the
roli-off. They then grabbed the remain
ing two in clean style.
Corby five faced a double-header last
Thursday, but acquitted themselves
well by trimming the Union Printers in
all three and winning two from the
Nomads
O'Donnells grabbed all three games
from the Stern, who sent them into a
tie for the first position. In winning the
three games O'Donnells hung up the
high team set, 1929, with games of $50,
533 and 546.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

It the Beaver Dam Country Club, has
new post Beaver Dam has not yet
ofessional, Henry Miller, Nhe-was at
stood to be in line for the berth,
ship had been held by two clubs
Columbia and Chevy Chase-until
last year, when Indian Spring staged
the tournament. Realizing that there
is need for a definite schedule Of
rotation, the leaders Of the District
Golf Association Play press the mat
ter. Burning Tree and Congress
SIGNAL might weH fit into any sched-
ule that may be drawn UP.
Within a fortnight the Chevy Chase
Club plans to proceed with the pro-
gram of bunkering outlined last Fall,
which will result in stiffeninE up the
course considerably. While all the
details have not been decided upon, ii
appears now that a pair of bunkers
will be added to the left side of the
sixth hole, to catch a badly hooked
tee shot and a second shot to the left
of the line. Placing of a pair of
small traps in the hollow of the eigh-
teenth fairway. to the left of the
line to the pin, thereby duplicating
the trap at the right side, will be
part of the program. Chairman
Thompson of the golf committee, in
addition to the bunkering outlined, is
considering construction of another
tee at the fourteenth TO make the hole
longer in dry weather. AS the four
teenth now stands, the long hitters
drive down nearly to the ditch, under
favorable ground conditions, and have
nothing left but short niblick pitch.
Putting the tee back 40 or SO yards
would leave them more than a short
pitch, but would still not destroy the
advantage of the long driver.
Congressional has about decided to
leave the course as il stands for the
present year. The proposed changes
include rearrangement of the first,
second, third and fourth holes
Evening star., 1925-02-22
WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.

Commercials. by making a clean
sweep In their match with Interstate
Commerce. maintained their slight
advantage over the Mount Peasants
The latter. however. ala not lose any
ground, AZ they annexed three games
from the Columhiana and are Mtili
riEht 40 the hsels % the leaders.
Ths outstanding feature % the
wsss was ths record brsakirs set
Evening star., 1925-02-22
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams,
Record PerfOrmanoes to DATE

High indivitfhal RRme--Harville. i6l.
High individual set--Harylllc. 103.
High individual average Haryille. ii3-S.
High team game -Amity, 5T1.
High team set-Mount Pleasant I eos
GreHtest number of spares Hmplsll. III.
Greaiest number Of strikes-P. Ellett. 20.
Mount Pleasant continues 20 lead
the league by virtue of It's triple
win from the Friendship quint
Charles Groff rolled the beet set In
this match having games of lie. isa
aud 100. for total of asa.
Eastern took two from Pred ~
stuart. Aftsr getting an ta . paor
start, ilaTNilis % the leasrs. snlshsa
Evening star., 1925-02-22
ROD AND STREAM
BY PERRY MILLER.

Z TITH the Spring fishing near willie en-
wv tell kind of hsh
to catch, whether they take their
the eashoe FISH the cold
Atlantic he warn waite off off florida
the land depth
times much $4,000
While the
command only the surface OF 100000 miles land
life 0OtOOO miles The
would have be lowered 10000 bring
Evening star., 1925-02-22

TOW actually the with golf club
which written what told a
= The
swing
golfers told that
beginning
hips Never will the golfer the class players of golf till he
Evening star., 1925-02-22
soRoRITrEs POSTPONE TILTs.

sorority haNketcrH az ueorEe wash.
iuHtun University have postponed the
opening of their schedule until March
Az rames viii be played IN the
gymnasium At Twentisth and ~
streets.
Evening star., 1925-02-22
CLUBS THERE JOIN HANDS
IN PLAN TO TRAIN YOUTHS
Hope Not Only to Teach Boys to Perform Their
Work Well, But to Have Them Fully Appreciate
Chances to Improve Themselves.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

IORKING along lines that will the permanency
Wv model caddie the upo-date
clubs that members OF the Detroit Golf Assoca-
ton have organized school where will be
boys the udiment
Neglected caddies
they developing
paid caddy jobs teaching
addie
Evening star., 1925-02-22
YALE WINS AT HOCKEY.

PRINCETON. n. j., February FL
BY defeating Princeton, 3 to 0, today
in the second game of the series, Yale
eliminated the Tigers from the big
three hockey championship race.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

Arabs and Diamonds, midget sand
lot base ball teams, played a to 2
game on the Union Station Plaza yes
terday. Crawford and O. Trotter
starred for the Diamonds.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

Ohm MONAHAN professional the Beaver Dam Country Club
seeking Beaver Dam has
professional Henry Miller
understood be in line
Evening star., 1925-02-22

Totals .,... $40 5s7 49s 526 5sO-a.7fl
Evening star., 1925-02-22

Congressional has about decided to
leave the course as il stands for the
present year. The proposed changes
include rearrangement of the first,
second, third and fourth holes
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
TWO FOREIGN AND
SIX i. s. PLAYERS
!. SURVIVE ROUNDS
Ry United Press Leased Wire
BY HENRY FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
FOREST HILLS. ~ y, Sept. II.
With the field thinned down to
eight international stars, the climi
nation Of prominent players in the
national singles championship viii
continue today at the West Side
Tennis club in the ronnd before the
scmi.finais.
Two foreign players and six
American stars survived the third
round yes! erday which resulted IN
= number Of prominent casualties
including Jean Eorotl'a, the nero Of
the French Davis cup team; James
O. anderson, captain of the Austlal-
inn team and he two Japanese play
ers, Onda and l!arada.
The ,urvieors.' four of whom will
be stricken OK he list today, arc
William T. Tiidon. the defending
champion; Billy johnston. NiEnie
/. Richards, Dicl; Williams, Howard
Kins"y, Wallace Johnston, Manuel
Alfonso aud Rem" LaNoste.
The fraiHre battle on today $
program will be staged between
Frarcc's hope for the future, tine %
year old Wimbledon champion, Ia
costc. ;,nd Winnie Richards. :; recent
graduate from the boy wonder class.
Another Interesting match viii be
staged in the lower half between
! Tiiden and Wallace johnson, who
where finalists in the championship
; three years ago.
Dick Williams. the veteran hmeri-
can Davis cup star and former nat
iolaI champion, plays Howard Kin
scy today and if Williams plays
! like he did against Borota, kinSeY
cannot hope TO beat him.
Billy Johnston, the crowd : fav-
orite, meets Manuel Alfonso, the
Spanish Davis cup star and ne is
not expected to have much diff
cultV.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

Pomelos from the Isle Of Pines
topped the August market in New
NOrk.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
Local Man Nabbed
AS Dope Smuggler


Henry Getz, giving his residence
rs El Centro, and his occupation as
butcher, was arrested at the inter.
national line yesterday by Inspec.
tor George Buncasol Of the United
States customs service ON a charge
Of smuggling narcotics into the
United States.
Following his arraignment before
United states Commissioner Ault
in GaleXico, Getz was ordered held
for trial in the federal court under
bonds Of $500. Being unable TO
obtain bail, he was brought to the
county Jail.
When searched at Calcxico follow
ing his arrest, the officiaIs found
"3 grains Of cocaiuc ana II grains
Of morphine in Gctz possession. He
denied that he is drug pcddlcr, and
asserted that he had purchased the
drugs for his own use, admitting
that he is a drug addict.
Getz has been employed in this
city for scYeral months, but had
Mot worked for several days prior
to his arrest.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE
nj MOV ED
To 421 TAIN STREET
Same Phore 1913
ED ROYCE
OPDER TO SHOW CAUSE
IN the Superior Court OF the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial

IN the Matter Of the Application of
KINGJOiiNSON COMPANY. n
Corporation, for a change Of its
name.
King johnson Company, n corpora
tion aud j. y. Johnson, Thco.
Grocne aud Mrs Thco. Grocne. and
Roberta johnson, majority Of tho
directors thereof having filed and
presented an application and their
petition thai The name Of the said
kiugJohnson Company be chang
ed TO Johnson.Groenc Company.
1t ie Hereby Ordered that all per
sons interested in said matter ap-
pear before the Superior Court Of
the State Of California, in and for
the County Of Imperial, in Depart
ment | thereof, Mt the county Court
House in said county on the c5th
day Of September, 1925, at the hour
Of two o'clock, =. NJ. or rs soon
thereafter rs counsel can be heard,
10 show cause why such petition
for change Of name should not be
granted.
And n Is Further Ordered that
notice of said application and of
this order be given by publication
Of this order in the Imperial Valley
Press. newspaper of general cir
culation printed and published in
the City Of FL Ccntro, County of
Imperial, state of California. once
week for four successive weeks
y,,f.ro coi1 1,ooriup
Dated Aug. 10, 1925.
NJ. W. CONKLING,
Judge Of the Superior Court,
Anc. q Sep 3 10 II "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
CERTIFICATE OF FICTITIOUS
NAME

SIA IF Of' NAl4lfOir\lh a,
COUNTY or IMPERIAL, IS:
Louis Legakes being first duly
sworn denoscs and SAYS that he is
engaged in the conducting of gen
cral wholesale and distributing pro-
ducc business, handling vegetables,
melons, lettuce. and other produce
under the name and style of
'Tordcr Sales COMPANY.
with its princinal placc of business
at FL Centre, Calf.
That he, the said Louis Legakes.
ie the sole owncr Of said business
that he resides on South Sixth
Street, FL Centre. Calf.
LOUIS IEGAKES.
S'uhccribcd and sworn TO before
me this ou,Lday of Scnt"mbcr 1925
IRWIN MAUPTN,
Notary Public in and for the Coun-
tv of Imperial, state Of Califor-
nia. s 3 10 II "a
(SEAL)
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
PERSONALS

G. F.. Paris..a former resident or
I'll Centre and now Of Los Angeles,
is in town ON business.
Mrs. viii Fox of Holtvillc return
ed this week from a vacation spent
IL Los Angeles.
Mrs. w. W. Apple who returned
to her home this week after 4 pleas
ant vacation Of four months duration
states that she is very glad to be
back in the valley again. Mrs. APP
pie visited her daughter in san
Francisco and also spent some time
with friends in Los Angeles. VIII
Apple. Mrs. Apple 5 son, motorcd
, mp to Los Angeles to bring his
mother back.
Miss Eatollc Necdham, who has
spent the last three months in Los
Angeles and at Laguna Beach, is
back in the city TO resume her
classes at the 1mperial Valley Acad-
envy of Music.
Mrs. Geuivievc Blanchard Of
IIoltvillc left yesterday for her home
in that city following = visit At the
home Of Mrs. j. K. TurIcv.
Mrs. Elmer A. Todd left yeStcr-
day for Los Angeles where She will
remain for several DAYS.
Harry Garrett went to Yuma yes
to-day, where lie will spend the next
ten days transacting business.
e. A. Hoover, Of the h. Solomon
company, arrived in the city vestcr-
day following a vacation Of several
months spent II Santa Cruz.
Willis Carey. who has been i'll
for some time, is reported 10 be
somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Walton of I'm
rorial were in town yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Horton and small
daughters. who have been summer
ing at Live Oaks, are expected home
tomorrow.
Mrs. +. +. Foncannon and Miss
julia Foncannon motorcd back to
tho city recently following their
vacations. Mrs. foncannon has been
away all summer, spending most OF
her time in San Diego and Escondido
Miss Fonrannon visited Los Ange-
les and various coast resorts during
The last few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W Leithton
of Stockton, Illinois, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. \. 3. Arnold of this
city. The LcitttonS drove from IL
inois to the valley in their car and
hope to locate here permanently.
Mrs. c. &. Toncv has returned to
FL Centre after spending the sum
mcr in the mountains.
Attorney J. W. GIassford has re-
turned from an extensive hunting
and fishing trim in the northwest
and has resumed his practice in this
, city.
Miss Vera Bca Noel and Miss
AllYn arrived Yesterday from San
Dieao. Miss Noel aud Miss Allvn
are among the new teachers Of the
faculty Of the McCabc school this
fail.
Harry Soncs, who has been i'll, is
reuoricl to be improving.
Nrs J. =. Haynes Of Holtvillc
was in town Yesterday.
Word has been received in the
cifv thai DR.. w T.. Lyons. who was
recently operated upon, left the hos
pitaI in Los Angeles yesterday. and
is now rccupcratng. DR.. Lyons
viii return to ihe valley about Sep
tcmber %.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. IIartzog were
among the lioltvillr residents in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Jones is slightly i'll
at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maryland
were here from Brawlcv yesterday
Mrs. William Fleming and
daughter. j. s. Larew and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Larew were among the
guests registered at the Hotel Ross
lyn and Annex, Los Angeles, last
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
SCORE CHURCHES
REPORT ON u. s,
DRY SITUATION
by United Press Leased Wire

POMONA, Cal, sept. l7.-Thc re-
cent report on hootlcgging hy the
FcGoral Council of Churches of
America was vigorously condemned
today by the Los Angeles County
Women 5 Christian Temperance un.
ion.
The anti.bootlegging socicty is
holding its county convention here.
The delegates made il clear in siz-
2ling speeches on the floor that they
were highly indignant over the pub
licitv given by the federal council
TO its booze findings.
After passing resolutions Of cen
sure. the women wired to national
officials of both the church and
temperance organizations, informing
them of the action.
We do not believe it is true that
there is widespread disregard of the
18th amendment, stated the rcso-
lution.
\ telegram was dispatched to
President Coolidge proteS i IL 9
against the reappointment of John
p. McMahon as federal Judge on
the grounds he is "notoriously
Wer man.
Another wire WAS sent to Gov
cmor Richardson condemning the
teaching of evolution in California s
public schools.
Resolutions protesting the elm
nudesty of modern women s dress -
were also adopted, unanimously.
Other resolutions were wired to
Sacramento recommending appoint
ment of Ira s. Hatch to a municipal
;ndgeship at Long Beach aud pro-
testing the "abusivc trcatment' - of
women prisoners at the state peni-
tertiary.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
PASADENA WOMAN
LEADS GOLFERS
by United Press Leased Wire

DEL MONTE. CaIIF, Sept. DO
Match play Will start here today
in the annual Del Monte champion
ship to women golfers with Miss
Kathleen Wright, Pasadena, lead
ing the field
Miss Wright set new compcti-
tive record for women on the Del
Monte course in the qualifying
round, coming in with IS to lead
competitors by four strokes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

MI the wheat farmers in Oregon
obtaining state loans when their
first wheat scddiing fronc are able
TO repay the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
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THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
tonight and Friday with moderate
temperature.
Southern California: Generally
far tonight and Friday with normal
temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
ITALIAN FLYER
REACHES APARRI
ON p. I. FLIGHT

MANT:.;. Sept. 17.-Greete1 by
Il native band playing Filipino and
Italian airs. the Italian aviator,
Lieutenant Francisco de PinedO ar
rived at Aparri late yesterday after
FLYING from Manila.
Aparri is on the northern shore of
Llzon and the flight Of some 260
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

Yakima, Washington, shipped its
first carload lots Of tomatoes this
year, 30 ears, while Walla 5Walla,
with usual crop Of 200 cara, will
ship but 50 cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

The present apple crop Of the
central counties of Washington Is
the largest and finest known there
and follows an equally good cherry
arm
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

The poultry industry in western
Oregon is growing rarialys, espe.
ciallg in Lane county, which recent
ly jumped TO fifth place IN tho
state
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

Recently 5000 1925 lambs were
sold at Dayton, Washington, for $S
to $40 each. The county, Columbia,
made $l50,000 on sheep last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
miles was without incident.

m.IfS WIS WITHOUT lnClUcnt.
The flyer hopes to make an early
Jump from Apart to Formosa. but
viii await favorable weather condi-
tions. From Formosa De Pinedo
viii continue his demonstration
flight to Shanghai and Toxic. Tie
left Naples last April in a specially
built Italian hydroplane to demon
strate its flying qualities.
Medford ships quarters Of
the apples sent out from the Rouge
river district of Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

When man starts to make fool
out of himself he completes the
job by claiming someone else did it.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

Time is money. But there is no
use in saving either unless YOU know
what to do with them.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
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340l 1lth. Bronangh's Pharmacy
18th and Buchanan. Hohberger.s Pharmacy
14th and Colorado ave-. o'Donnelrs Phar.
320y Mount Pleasant st.. Mount Pleasant
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Wsranan Slss califenI. PspR PS,msry b. Harry j. Paul
y. Y. N. J. ave. and NJ st.-Perfect Pre-
2nd ana Mass Az: phillips, Pharmacy.
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store.
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Evening star., 1925-10-13

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Evening star., 1925-10-13
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Evening star., 1925-10-13
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niture or dept. store work pre-
ferred, but not necessary. State
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