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Sjoux city Livestock

Sioux city. Ia. April Re-
ceipts I 500 head market. slow; killers
and stoekers. weak; fat steers and year-
lings 1890. bulk. 80 GOAL 90. fat
cows and hefers. $500 1928. eanners
and cutters. s2.25nt00; yeais, 800 fn
$40. bulls. s4.25W so; feeders. 81. 90 n
iinRs and calves sb.oOas.00: feeding cows
and heifers. $500 uG00
Hogs-Re Receipts. ~ 600 head; market
5r to $50 lower: top, az so. bulk of
sales tfg.1nmtef0. lights sle.0ou12 2a,
butchers si225T Ti2.40. mixed, tt21of ~
10: heavy packers sIi.s0di2.00. stays,
$3.50 aio.oo. good pigs, ,ie,oo
shepp- Receipts. 400 head. market
steady: lambs fi450; ewes $500.
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New York, April l!,Cotton k9on
wers still very quiet. Print cloths have
been comfortably sold ahead In southern .ri
mills. SheetinRa and drilla were nni,. 1ii,
was higher silk goods were In steady de-
mand with certain printed lines scarce f9r r
uulck shipment. Wool markets loca.iy
we're lover and tho wool trade looks Tor
no Keller until goods begin to move more more
freely. Burlaps we're firm win tpreiss I
lutte.
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East 81 Louis. ILL.,. Aprfl 17.-cattle-
Receipts, 400 head: not enough beef steers
here to make a market: one load mixed
yearilngs steady At si25. beef cows
weak. bulk. s5500s75: csnners in littie
demand bologna bulls and good and
choice light yealers UNCHANGED. bulk,
Hogs-Reeeipts 900 head. hog mar
ket 2jc 10 CSC lower than yesterdays best
time: late sales showing the maximum.
Top early. s13.oo: early sales to butchers
and shippers mostly. ti2.75 a. 1890; late
top sl2.s0: bulk sales 10 big packers
si2s5412.7h. bulk i40 to $50 pounds
si2s0m12.7b: no to 13O-pound pigs
St1 am as: packer sows largely,
s10.s5dll.00.
sheep and Lambs-Rcceipts $50 head !;
practically nothing done; few scattered
lots spring lambs upward to f2i 90. fat
wool ewes $500: clipped ewes, ~ 0a4
las: choice wool lambs nominally quoted,
f1A 00nl5O0.
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N,uneapoIis Cash Grain.

Minneapolis. Apr,I lInnaaWV nest-Sash- e a a
dark northern spring choice to fancy
sIs2% @1779s; good 70 70 ch9iesi 81, iSi IL = 2
dark hard Montnna on track. 81 ~
17oas to arrive, sl.4iss Ql.7oSs' May
corn-No. yellow. s1.oom1.12.
oats-No white. Ssi $685..
Bariey-6s0 0s5c.
Rye-No. .. sl.04i7 l.0sL.
Fiax-No. j. s2.731a 92.7fis.
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81 I0ulF AprN - 'attIe~~H HecelpTF.
1000 head market steady; native beef
steers. 81 b0ni2 90; yearling steers aud
heIfers s5.7sn1i.7ss cows 5000 20
stockers and feeders o. ooQs.s0. calves,
s400n10.50. Gamers and cutters, f2.oon
475
HoEs-Receipis. 10000 head Inarket
steady. MIXED and butchers, ti2.f5n ,. %.
good heavies s12 ,7bmi2.sb. roughs, tlN.kb
al 90; lights si2.sbn1300: pigs, 1000
Gf250: hulk. fi2.7bnf2.95.
sheep-Reeeiptr. ESQ head market
sis2sa1b.s Gamers and choppers, 1900
ffg00
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Chicago Cash Graln.

Chicago. April 17.-whest-No. hard
s1.4sh .o,, -.
: yellow. s1.044 d1.o7ia.
Oats-No white. 4bia q i6c: No. )
white. 4fn45c.
Rye-Not quoted.
Barley--s3c
Seeds-Timothy s5.1s4 LOO, cioFei
scr. 90 a n2soe. .o.
be iiiea sia5f
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make me strong. i
was troubled with
my back and sides
hurting me till /
could not do my
work, and when.
ever l caught cold
it made meirregu-
lar. Since / have
taken the Vegeta-
BILE Compound my
side and back don't
bother me and !
cav do u,v hoiIaa-
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cattle-Receipts. 900 head Trade ON
the small Friday run Of steers and year
lings was just about steady at the weeks
decline No strictly toppy cattle weIe
offered. best here bringing s10.25 n10.4J.
She stock was slow, but mostly un
changed. No stocks and feeders
on sale and the market was nominally
steady.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
yearlings, ss.aon HOO; fair to good year
lings ss.aodas5; common to fair year.
lings s7.7b1sss: good TO choice Steers.
50 So q Il 90; fair TO good steers. $1,000
80: common to fair steers. ssoo9
s.S5. trashy warmed up cattle, S100W
So0: good to choice fed hefers. sa.a5 a
$40. 80. far to good fed heifers, 5000
seo; common TO fair fed heifers. 500
gsoo choice 10 prime cows. Sss5
So: fair to good fed cows. ss.75n7.oo;
common TO fair fed cows, $4,000 so;
Gamers and cutters. s200M3.15: good 10
choice feeders. .s5Gss5; fair 70 good
feeders. s6.75m7.16: common to fair
feeders. s5.75m6.75; good to choice
stoc<ers. s7.5ons.5o; fair to good stock
ers. s6.3b n7.35. common 10 fair stock
ers: $3.50 6.25: trashy. stockers, $500
5.2n: stock heifers s4.7SGD6.75 stock
cows. 81. .75@ 4.oo:. stock calves. s5.ooa
500; veal calves, $500 @ 1000; bulls. stays
ketc 81 nnTI1 so
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No kap'ss ssr6 f', MG ADr H. Thi.i rss. .is'
ni.ss: MAY. s1.i4A: July. sl54la' Sep
tenber. s1.2si7.
yellow. si0sMf0s. No. ? yellow. 81 .nb n
o.: No. mixed. ssiyca si.o1; May
sl.00H: July. $l-03 4 q l.oSA: september
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Kansa. CITY Livestock

Kansas city. April 17EtUnited States
Department of Agriculture) Cattle
tReceipis. 500 head: calves, 100 head
supplies very scarce. fairly steady on all
killing classes. few loads steers and year=
lings $50 n 2. 10 top heavy steers. sa.s5
butcher cows and heifers. s5.25 80 :
Gamers and cutters. $3.50 n 4 IS. practical
veal top $3.50: bologna bulls. tt35u
liz. afoekers and feeders nomlnally
steady
market opened to i0c lower late trade
10 to 1bc under Thursdays best time
top si25a: bulk OF sales. tiee5ff12 80
bulk 10 10 e5o-pound. si2.t0a12.50: big
packers bidding unevenly lower; lao To
l50-ponnd. $1,000 %. packing SONS.
f225
Sheep-Reeeipts 2. 900 head. lambs soc
lower. G7-pound Arizonas. s1f.00 straight
limited offerings sheep and wooled lambs
around steady. no choice kinds on sale
best wooled lambs offered tl3.I5. shorn
Texas MetherH. f11n.
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Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin.

HlEhest yesteIuay anu Io"-st "-sth marIdtan
time except marked thusx.
Summary of Weather Conditions In
Nebraska.
Temperature changes were mostly
slight
Light showers fell at few stations
in the southeastern portion.
NJ V. ROBINS.
Meteorologist.
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Minnea polls. MINI. April t1.-Flour.
- TO Toe lower: in carload lots. family
pa tents quoted at ss.lbns95 a Darrell In
Qs- pound cotton sacks.
shipments-27236 barrels.
Bran-S23 90 n 2i.00.
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Savannah. Ga. April Ill .rpen Inc. -
Firm: s1hc: sales. so bbls. receipts. ss
bbls.
Rosin- Firm: sales. 75s casks; receipts,
eta casks; shipments Dos CASKS s'ooN'
quote. d. $50: =. .ss.eo; ~, s..,7e@
+ a. so@92su eu X sisSa 7''Sb' NJ. 800:
IL. ss.7Bs q. $3.50; WV. X. 1915.
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81. Louis. April i7.-Wheat-close
May. sl.5s bid: July. si377s asked; Sep
eorn1May. si.o4 bid: July si.os.
asked. eeptember si10ta
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Chicago livestock.

Chicago. April 17.-CUnited States De-
partment OF Agricultural .--Hogs-R
ceipts. - 600 head slow steady TO most
ly 1oc lower than Thursdays best prices !.
light lights and slaughter pigs largely
unchanged: big packers bidding sharply
lower: top. s13.e5 paid. sparingly: bulk
desirable 80 to 225 pound averages.
sf275n15.o0; bulk 240 to 325-pound
butchers. sf2-s5 012.e0: packing sows
mostly fi1.00n 11.35: majority strong
heavy weight hogs. s1e5O@13.o5. medl-
unl. si2, 70a i3.05; lights. s1.. .40n 800. .
light lights. l20on 1870; packing hogs
smooth. sl1.2oHi1.50: packing hogs.
rough. slo.so@ll2o: slaughter pigs,
cattle-Receipts. 5000 head: fed steers
and yearings quality considered steady
to strong: spots higher on medium grade
offerings: hesvies slow. fresh receipts in
creased b. moderate supply Of stale Of
ferings: hulk. ss.50d 1000; few loads OF
light and handy weight arrivals. <lt.75s
no choice yearlings here. She stock
steady with recent uneven decline; most
bologna bulls. s4.75 a 525; weighty kind
largely IS ood 525; few sS95; largely
ts50n $50 trade light vealers. good
70 choice 115 120 pound Kind upward TO
$1,000.
sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts. 5000
head. market very slow. few sales fat
lambs weak 10 25r lower; more bids 26c
and more off choice s7-pound wonl
lambs. flt.75: good handy weight clippers
bid sif.75. rat sheep steady. good handy
weight ewes. $40. shearng lambs IN
evenly lower
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ADyERTTsEsiENT. A
VIM. BUTTS
WAS VERY SICK
Gives Full Credit to Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
for Remarkable Recovery

wellston, o. 81 took Lydia E.
pinkham's Vegetable Compound TO
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Rnsfon Wool.

Bosf on. April f1-The 1omneiet1'
Bulletin tomorrow will say
ssThe demand for wool appears 70 haxs
been brosdened slightly this week ana
some speculative buying is evident IN ths
air but only at low prices. NeYertneiess
the Increase In activity, though slign is
giving a better tone to the market. ooihs
@snnr9s from the goods markets also in
dIeate better movement in fanrles. ~.
though this has not been retiected 70 any
MARKED extent I'm this market.
I'm the west there IS more or iess
fackeving for position. and few NcsileI
ing lots have been picked up in a smali
way in the bright wool sections at ~ sst.
descending upon the wool: but as YET ,nets
appears to be no trading pasis es'ao
The foreign markets are still irregu-
lar and in favor Of the buyer. al,hpqas qs
he decline in Bradford seems to nave
been slowed up somewhat. More activity
l. reported at the River Plate on the
..Wohair is stiii SLOW and hardly charged
for the small quantities here Inc lirss
sealed bid sale will be held IN le1as heAs
r
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REEE STEERS

Hogs-Recei 1900 head. With a
fairly large run at hand and lower trend
noted elsewhere local prices suffered mod
crate declines all around today. Trade
to both shippers and packers was draggy
uneven declines. Bulk OF all sales
SEQ.
No. Ay. Sh. Pr No. Av. Sh Pr.
ss..2ie Iso si2 40 4I..2lt =. sle so
81 :. e4s 10 .....
supply of TAT lamb. on offer this morn
ing found narrow outlet at prices
steady to. II anything. a little easier
Business in the shearing lambs division
was dull. with no aged sheep here
Quota tionss on sheep and lambs: Lam bs
good to choice. $1400@14.5O: lambs fair
to good s1s.0oQ13.75: extreme heayies.
q : 90 n 50: clipped lambs. slo.o0n11.75.
shearing lambs, s1250al3.50: wethers.
800 q 10 so: fat ewes s7.00Q9.o0; year
lings sll0041175
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New Yorh Aprll 1cotton-7FnFpfes
sIo.ed s,ssds ,y a & SD eYos.r sisss
2ls6n2tssr; December. 2t9eg2b'opc
January. 2i.72o.
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New York Quotations

New York stock exchange quotations
furnished by J. s. Bache & Co, 22s
Omaha National Bank building:
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~. Joseph livestock.

st Joseph. Mo-. April 1T-Hogs--Re-
rslpta 1000 head; market, yeady 30 70
cattle Receipts 800 head; market
steady. hulk Of steers. $4,000 1925 cows
and heifers. sa.a0mlc.oo: calyes, n,bo1
80 stoekere and feeder. sbI sse,
sheep--Reeeipia. 900 head metkef,
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New York Poultry.
New York. April 17.-Live poultry
steady TO firm: broilers by freight. 400
soc; do by express. 40M SIC
Dressed poultry. steady; prices un-
changed
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Chicago Butter and Egr Futures
Chicago, April 17.-Quotations furniehea
hv George r Clark company. 1nn5 Noou-
men OF the World building. Phones JACK
sen 1877: Atlantic eie5.
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Nsw Yorh April lI.--silVer-bat
se7.e. Mexican dollars. sihc.
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Nss York, April .il,--Rubbsr--smcas'
ribed sheets. spot AAo.
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Omaha Livestock

Livestock receipts at the principal mar
kets Friday we're:
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Boston Wool.

Boston Wool.
Boston. Anril i7--AhhouEh iftse
buvlnx has developed in the wool market.
this ss apparently FOR the purpose q
pieeing out on the part OF mills Iriess
IN general show very little change. Pieces
Of around 81 to 70 quality have CHANGED
hands at si.25. clean basis. and other leis
Of similar quality have sold A. prices
ranging from sl-l5 to si.25.
New York Produce.
<sw York Aurii 17-Butter-Tnsfesdy
receIp;e lta4s tubs: creamery highsr
than extras. 45d+Si1e: do. extras -
sroref. 44lc: do firsts (ss 20 81 score.
sii1 64io: packing stock. current make
No. :. e4r-
Fxrs-Sfeady: receipts. 1855 cases
Cheese-Stesdy: receipts. 1855 H.
New York Cotton Future<.
New YORK April lT.-Cotfon-Futures
orened firm May 4soc: July. .t.sse.
October. 24-Sic: December. ,4sec; Janu-
AZ - akc
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Wholesale quotations; 30. ribs. % c;
No. > .4c: No ., i7c: No. l loins, 34e
10. :. s2c: No. J. 2gc; No. / rounds;
lsise. No. :. l7hs; 10. ?, iie; No, No
/ plates. siac: No. .. Sc: No. J. &c.
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bNNkSI>I1Mr -S-I-latSsI> -
Reserve District No. 10
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---. 8ASk sIkIEMESI. SlrssII.
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scents.
Chicago stocks.
Foreign Exchange Rates.

Foliowinr are today's rates of exchsn
,9shad nv the Peters National hank:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
NO FIGHTS AT
BORDER ARENA

There were no fights at Mcxieali
yesterday, the big card headed by
Tony Fucntcs and Sandy More,
which was to be held at the bull
ring, being called off yesterday
noon.
According to the information Civ
en- out at that time the fights were
called off because Iron Man y
Williams and Ralph Downs, whc
were~to put on the scmi.final, sent
word they would not be able to
show up, and one or two other fight
crs had sustained minor injuries.
Those "in the know stated that
it had been decided to call off the
fights due to the presence of the
Shriners in the border city. The
special trains from the east with the
colorful Shriners aboard, were big
attraction at MeXicali, and ii would
have been q hard job to promote a
fight card successfully.
Fuentcs and More viii probably
be seen in action next Sunday it
was stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
GRJMBI ES BIG HERO AT PHILADELPHIA MEET
Helen Wills Is
Winner, Womens s
Doubles Event

SACRAMENTO, June 1.-Helen
Wills, national ard Olympic champ
ion, won the women's singles Of the
Central California Tennis champion
ships which were completed here
yesterday.
William "Little Bill' Johnston,
former national title holder, cap
tured the men $ singles event with
out being forced to extend himself
to any appreciable extent.
Miss Wills defeated Miss Char
lotto Hosmer of San Francisco 62,
G-2, while Johnston eliminated II.
Godshall, Los Angeles, runner up,
SO, 60.
Miss Wills and Miss Hosner then
won the. women s doubles from
Eleanor Tenant and Caroline Swar-
tz of San Francisco, 60, 6-3.
The men 8 doubles was played off
by four University of California
lads. c. Hills and g. Stratford
defeated f. Chandler and T. Stow,
l6-3, SO.
Chandler and Stow eliminated II.
Godshall and NV. Wesbrook, the
Los Angeles contenders for the
doubles title, in the semi finals Ga.
6-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
Secretary Weeks
Condition Still
Very Serious
by United Press Leased Wire

BOSTON, June 1.-The condition
of Secretary of War John w. Weeks
who underwent an operation here
last Thursday, was reported as not
satisfactory at $50 n. N. today.
Yesterday his condition had been
reported "not entirely satisfactory,
yet not alarming
A joint bulletin issued today by
Dir. Daniel Fiske Jones, surgeon, and
DIR. +. &. Brigham, physician, read:
Secretary Weeks general condi-
tion not so good this morning. He
had restless night. Pulse 90, temp
erature normal.
Until yesterday the daily bulle-
tins had reported the secretary s
pulse at good Of $50 Fri
day night he developed hiccoughs,
although the Saturday morning bull
letiu said he had spent "a fairly
comfortable night"
Secretary Weeks underwent an
operation Thursday for removal of
gall stones and draining of the gall
bladder. The operation was per.
formed by DIR. Jones.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
ABILITY TO SKIM
OVER 22O YARD
HURDLES UNCANNY
Judges Require Tim e
To Decide
Winner

Kenneth Grumbles, an FL Centre
boy, was the outstanding hero of
the big intercollegiate track meet
at Philadelphia, on Saturday, and
the young man, who two years ago
was surprising his fellow studepts
at Central Union High school with
his ability as Il hurdler, found him
self Saturday night, the man of .the
hour in college athletics, for by his
ability to skim over the hurdles
he brought victory ito the University
of Southern California, against the
pick of the big eastern colleges.
L. S. G. took the meet with 33
points, Princeton being second with
2SH points. The California victory
came when Grumbles 'triumphcd over
Scattergood of Princeton in the 220
yard low hurdles. Had Scattergood
finished in front of the FL Centre
boy, the first honors for the meet
would undoubtedly have gone to
Princeton.
Moore, of Penn State, who coppcd
the low hurdles last year, was tho
favorite for this event. Scattergood
and Grurbles running neck and
neck, caught the favoritc half way
down the course and passed him
near the finish. SO close were
Grumbles and Scattergood that the
judges required considerable time to
give a decision, and when it came,
it was in favor Of Grumbles, there
by cinehipg the meet for L. S. c.
1t was a time when steady nerves
wcrc required and the FL Centre
boy was there with plenty of that
, commodity, running the event in the
fast time of "a seconds.
Grumbles transferred to L. S. c.
from Central Union Junior College
in the early part of 1924, and i'm
mediately began 10 flash as one of
the brightest track stars at the
university. lie had not been show
ing huite as well this. year, though
his dscoras Etre gbetl enbngh 10 viii
him a place as one of the squad 10
go to the I, q. A. A. a. A. meet, and
his performance there stamps him
as one of the truly great hurdlers
of the country.
Grumbles parents reside on a
ranch near the city and their son
will be home at the conclusion of
the school year to help with the
ranch work during the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
Cattle Market
Federal and State Market Bur
eau's Prices For Today, Furnish
ed Through Courtesy Of the L.
IA. Union Stock Yards Company.

Cattle i2uv active, fully steady.
IL load; steers S.35@ SAC. Three
loads 1mperials and 1 loads grass
crs topping at latter price. Bulk
she stock 5.35M6.40, few higher.
Gamers and cutters 2.00M3.50, Bo-
logna bulls largely 4.25W5.00.
Calves 800, slow, around steady
commons and heavies largely 5,0C,4
$50, few milk veals upwart to
l150 and above.
Hogs $500, slow, uneven, general
" steady to % lower, bulk 1.45U
1.95 ID. butchers 13.10M13.40. Lat
ter price top to packers top to out
slider, 1915 packing sows around 30
lower, bulk early l1.00.
Ship none live spring lambs car
ried as lambs, old crop lambs as
yearlings good and choice lambs
quotabblc 12.50Ml3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
For Saie--LiUeStOck
WATCHING THE
SC0REBOARD

Yetterday's Hero-Bucky Harris
smaeked Il single in the ninth in
ming with the bases filled and
drove in the run that gave the Sen.
ators / to victory over tho
Athletics.
DeBerry S passed ball let in one
run and Terry's homer accounted
for another. one which enabled the
Giants to beat the Robins, to o.
Dazzy Vance struck ont IL New
York batters and allowed only five
hits.
Three runs scored on u rally in
the twelfth inning when Bob
Shawkcy blew up gave the Red
Sox q 9 to 6 victory over the
Yankees.
Miller was rushed to the rescue
of Uhle in the ninth inning after
Detroit had scored four runs. He
stopped the rally, the Indians win.
ming 6 to 4.
George Sisler hit homer, triple
aud three singles and helped the
Brown beat the White Sox, is TO
II.
, Hartnett hit his 18th homer, a
triple and a double while the Cubs
We're beating the Pirates II to 2,
Rogers Hornsby, new manager Of
tho st. Louis Cardinals, was pre-
scntcd with a pile Of flowers before
the game and tho Cards beat tho
Jin-. and the Reds to L..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
LARGER COTTON AREA
THIS YEAR IN RUSSIA

The area planted to cotton in
Russia up to May ] was f,40i, 900
acres compared with total area
Of l,l06,000 acres planted to cotton
last wear, according to Il cable from
the international Institute of Agri-
culture at Rome TO the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Growing conditions are reported US
favorable. h
Spring~cercals and winter wheat
in the Ukraine on Mays1 10 were re-
ported as average, withwintcr rye.
somewhat better tha nayeragc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
Roger Hornsby
Elected III e a d
OF Cardi n a | S

PITTSBURGH, Ia, June L.
Roger IIornsby, leading batsman OF
the National league and sterling in
fielder, was today appointed lnaua.
ser of the St Louis Cardinals, It
was announced by Branch RielVey,
whom he succeeds lIornsby Will
take charge of the team Monday, it
Has stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
'TODAY'S WANT ADSI

RAIES:-7ne rate for i-.serting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is cent per wcrd each inser-
ton. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01

Joe Stccher, newly crowned heavy
weight champion wrestler of the
word, viii arrive i'll Los Angeles
the latter part of this week to start
training for his match with Dan
Koloff, Russian giant, on June 10.
The match, being promoted by Lou
Daro, viii be the first time that
Stecher has defended his recently
acquired title.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
HAY MARKET

LOS ANGELES, June /. - Hay
market steady. Imperial and Ari-
zona No. / alfalfa hay 1920; No. |
barley hay $4,000. No / Imperial
oats $2l.00.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
BASEBALL STANDINGS
American League

Yesterdays Results
Boston Q, New York 6. s
st. Louis Is, Chicago II.
Cleveland O, Detroit 4.
Washington 4, Philadelphia 3,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
Coast League

Yesterdays Results
Salt Lake Is, Vernon 2-6.
Portland 10-2, Los Angeles 13-7.
Sacramento 81, Oakland 4-2.
San Francisco 4-5, Seattle 5.3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
Observation-Disclosures

WANTEDt-60 acres plowcd by
contract, 5 inches deep, lettuce
land. w, +. Hancock, Ell Centre.
30T3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
Here and There
in Sport World
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June Tommy
O 'Brien, who meets Ace Hudkins in
one of Dick Donald IS two big ten
round bouts at Ascot next Saturday
night, has packed up his belongings,
deserted his outdoor camp, and is do
ing his training at the Manhattar
training camp.
Tommy confcsses that he thinks
outdoor training is quite the ihilG
to get in shape but lie says tha;
without the pugilistic atmosphere of
the gymnasium he is lost.
The battler is in perfect shape as
far as condition and weight are con
ccrned. He now weighs l35 pounds.
iIudlins has finished his heavy
STUNTS aud is. now Willing his time
away keeping his weight in shape.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01

Detroit insurance man says seven
hours is enough sleep, and we did
not know they slept
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01

WANTED TO BUY from owner,
home close in, large lot, must be
reasonable. Cash. Address
Press, Box no. 29T3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01

, Marriage rate declined in three
California cepntics, which is an
awful slam at the climate.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01

FOR SALE CHEAP-LaUe Fordson
tractor witt mower attachment
and disc plow, will sell separate.
Richter, Y mile south Eucalyptus
school. 1T6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01

l'lorsla may pass 50 tax on all
single. women over %. The state
viii collect about $40.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01

BEST CHICKEN RANCH in San
Diego county. Ten acres fine
land fenced and cross fenced,
water piped all over, four acres
assorted fruit, two bungalows,
concrete incubator house, 26 elec-
tric incubators, four electric
brooders and houses, three large
corning houses, labout 20 small
buildings, large barn, 1000 chick
ems, trap-nested stock. If you
are i-red OF the valley look into
this; these people want to go to
Imperial. Everything goes at
$4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01

FOR RENT-,Furnished room, adj
joining bath. Inquire $50.
Brighton, after 6 p, m. 1T3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-01
National League
Yesterdays Results

eSteruay S keSIItS
New York >, Brooklyn 0.
Chicago II, Pittsburgh >.
st. Louis 3, Cincinnati ..
No other games scheduled.