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Evening star., 1925-09-14
ROBINS GET MEMPHIS PAIR.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, September IA tP).
Roy Mos. right handed pitcher and
Fra nix kohlhecker, catcher. have been
sold to thu Brooklyn Nationals by the
NJ Merphjs Southern Association Club.
In addition In a cash ,consideratio
the amount of which was not an
nounced, Memphis obtained perma :
nent possession Of Bobby Barrett.
second baseman. obtained from Brook
lyn in mids~a son
Evening star., 1925-09-14
VICENTINI VS.. McGRAW.

DETROIT. September II Op).-PhiI
McGraw. Detroit lightweight. will
meet Luis Vjeentini. South American
lightweight champion. here September
-. in 1h-round decision match. The
winner is scheduled to meet sammy
Mandell in Chicago. September eS
Evening star., 1925-09-14
RACING ON AT SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, y. T, September IA
OE1.-Making use of the cinder wet
weather track at the New York State
fairgrounds here, the Easts only
grand circuit meeting this year opens
today with a program of three events,
offering total purses of $500
Evening star., 1925-09-14
HAGERSToWN rs LEADING.

CAMBRIDGE. Md. September Ia
Cambridge and Hagerstown teams re-
sumo the fve- State hase ball series
here today following trio of games
on the home field of the Blue Ridge
League champions. HaSerstown now
holds a a-to.1 lead. the Eastern Shore
men having taken the third contest. 5
tn
Evening star., 1925-09-14
SEVERAL MINOR CLASHES
SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY
Georgetown Squad Returns in Good Shape to Con.
tnue Conditioning. Here-Other Local Varsity
Bands Finish Their Preliminary Work.
BY h. c. BYRD.

o BALL gets under this week While the
WIN not take place until the last Saturday September
off several schools play their September
VI
are SIMPLY OF by
ma GIN and the will me efeat
OF in
ONE between Virginia Military Institute
elWeen DAVIDSON College and Eon College V.
trouble by three
scheduled
Tpst;r
Evening star., 1925-09-14
RECORD FOR PAST WEEK
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES

NEW. YORK. September Ia NP)-
The weeks major league record of
games won and lost. runs. hits,
errors. opponents runs and home
runs including games of Saturday.
follows:
Evening star., 1925-09-14

boulders into the sky
In other words, those tourists might
just as well have stayed at home and
read good book. seen some good
pictures. describing the park. Yet
they listened intentlv to the guide
they let him do all of the sightseeing
for them.
i seems to me that the object Of
vacations Is to get ont and do things
for yourself for q change. If YOU
must let your packing and padding
and tent pitching and water hauling
be done by somebody else. at least do
your own thinking and your own
sightseeing,
Evening star., 1925-09-14
MASTER RACKETER FACES
FAST FIELD AT WESTSIDE
LaCoste, Borotra, Johnston and Richards Pointed
TO Challenge Big Bills Tennis Supremacy.
Sixty-three in National Tourney. :.
BY the Associ zted Press.


LEW YORK September Wuian T. TU.en will be called
turf of the Westsde Lawn Club
the final thrust
wor1d
Sixty-the players foremost rackeers
challenge
singles championship where young
PLAYERS La Borotra. ended
Cunm rhe, deInh;,
Evening star., 1925-09-14
WOMEN In SPORT
by CORINNE FR4ZIER-

season
in
Johnson. of club making estab
District that Washington
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Evening star., 1925-09-14
WOMAN'S y. C. TITLE GOLF
TOURNEY GETS UNDER WAY

ORE the PLAYED the qualify
IVl golf championship Wash
Coli today The match round
scheduled while final carded for
Evening star., 1925-09-14
THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL Fl. DIG.
President Izaok Walton League Of America
EXPLAINING SCENERY.

7 IF OF folks
wv things
done and handed packages selections of
clothing done by grouped ready
made standardized FIVE houses didn't take much
these believing somehow that
individualc after all until watched
Evening star., 1925-09-14
AMERICAN 4 ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis. 81: Kansas City, s-5.
81. Paul. S-4: Milwaukee. AZ.
foIur,bus. o-S: Louisville. 6-4.
Toledo Indianapolis traint.
Evening star., 1925-09-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile. ,: Atlanta. O.
New Orleans. > Birnin CHAM. /.
Nashville. 2: Memphis. 0.
Evening star., 1925-09-14
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL TEAUtF'
Baltimore. 1916: Jersey City. 1-o.
Providence, 10-1: Reading. o..
ONLY games scheduled.
Evening star., 1925-09-14

an invincibIe Tilden. But tennis in the
past has been uncertain, and few
former cha mpions have been able 10
regain their lost laurels in surprising
comeba
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
HOLIDAY JELLFES
NOW ON SALE AT
SERVICE BUREAU

Orders f"r iellics, which will fur
nish Just that "diffcrcnt touch
for the Thanksgiving menu, may be
placed through the community ser
vice bureau of the Woman 5 Ten
Thousand club.
Delicious homie made iellies, made
from pure Imperial Valley fruits are
available in grapefruit, pomcgran-
ate and grape flavors. Mint jelly,
wine Jelly (portol and orange marm-
aladc are also for sale and all are
vouched tor rs particularly dclcct-
able by committee members who
have tasted them.
Orders must be placed y hours
in advance of the time of delivery,
which viii be made anywhere, if de
sired Orders may be left with the
bureau in the chamber of commerce
by rhoniug - between 9 and IL
any morning. or by communicating
with Mrs. c. l.. Phillips, of the com
munity service committee, by call
ing S2-E. Prices are most reason
able.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
COUNTY EYE CASES
NUMBER 542, SAYS
DOCTORS REPORT

Following survey which has
been in progress s.lcc the begin
ming OF the school year, the report
of Dir. c. s. Brooks. county health
officer. shows Il total of -J+2 dc
fcctivc eve eases in the IS rural
schools of the county, ~. of which
are out and out trachoma eases.
"ln addition to the known tra-
cEoma cases. said DIR. Brooks re-
port, there are 100 cases of gran
ulatcd cvclids, which will state
are really trachoma eases. and
there are 30j eases of infected eyes,
which are being treated to prevent
development of trachoma.H
The schools inclrded in the report
are those which arc. outside the
limits Of the incorporated cities
these latter being under the iuris-
diction of the various city health
officials.
"Thcsc cases mentioned in the
report, Dir. Brooks stated today,
..arc those found only among school
children. There are several cases
being treated by the county nurse
at present among children not of
school age, and there are also Il
number of adults suffering from
trachoma who are receiving treat
mcnt from thc county.
I'VE are keeping close watch on
the situation and hope to be able
to clear up the great majority of
the eases by proper treatment dur
ing the school wear The survey
we made was completed two weeks
ago, ard we plan to make frequent
inspection trips during the remaind-
or of the school wear. so as to keep
in close touch with the situation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
lWFERIAL MEMBERS
ENTERTAIN VALLEY
COLLEGE WOMEN

AS guests of the Imperial mem,
lcrs, 90 college women from all
parts of the valley gathered satur,
day at the meeting Of the Imperial
Valley College Women S club, held
at the Imperial high school.
Elaborate decorations. cmphasiz.
ing the Thanksgiving motif, were
attractivcly cari.e- out ut the
three long tables, where Thanksgiv-
ing place cards marked the covers
for the guests. y. beautiful center
ormamCntat'on o. trl...S, together
with stately tapers, was used on the
Officers table. The luncheon was
served Ivy the Imperial high school
girls.
The afternoons diversion consist
ed Of Il delightful kipling program,
presented by Mrs. II. V. GRAY of
Imperial. \ sketch of the life and
works Of this noted English author
was given by Mrs. Gray, who illus
tratcd her talk with Il number of
kipiing selections, interpreted with
her usual skill and charm. The hu.
NOR and pathos of the varied Kip.
ling numbers furnished pleasing
dramatic contrast. ''On the Road
to Naudalay. one Of kipling 5
poems set to music, was played on
The yictrula.
Franklin Loffcr opened the pro,
gram, which was under the direction
of Mrs. Carmen Fairbanks, with a
trombone solo. for which he WAS ac-
companied by Mrs. Fairbanks.
\ brief business meeting preccd-
ed the program, Ms. John Kava-
naugh OF Holtville presiding. Sew
eral new members were admitted to
the organization.
FL Centre women attending were
Mrs. y. H. Keller, Mrs. r. NJ. Arm
strong, Mrs. Josephine King, Miss
Thelma Upton. Mrs. Leslie Beatty,
Mrs. j. W. Cook, Mrs. Frank Par
cnt, Mrs. Joseph Kay, Mrs. Bower
Mrs. Courtney Hill, Miss Dorothy
Wilson and Miss Edith Hedrick.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23

The greater part of this staggcr-
ing refund was due to errors made
by taxpayers in making out their
income tax returns, Collector Good
cell said yesterday.
/. In auditing income returns col
lcctor Goodccll declared that the
rol;cv of his office was to protect
impart ;allv the interests of taXpav-
or and government alike. Where
the audit shows that taxpayers have
included in their returns income
that is non-taxablc Or have failed
to take advantage of allowable de
ductions, taxpayers arc given checks
for the amount of their oNcrpay-
mcnts. These refunds and rebates
discovered through auditS made
under Collector Goodccli $ direction
have reached the fourteen million
dollar mark and have established
tho fact that the goNgnment ; pol
icy is 'n protect the taxpayer, rev.
cnie officials declared -
II am pleased that this Immense
sum of more than eighteen million
dollars has been returned TO tax
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
hrs. REID GIVES
FIRST OF MORNING
MUSICAL SERIES

The first of series OF Saturday
morning musicals to be held once a
month throughout the season, was
given Saturday morning by Mrs.
Ruth Teeple Reid for the purpose
of furthering musicianship and az
,istic piano playing among the pu-
pills of her class
Piano numbers given by various
junior and intermediate pupils pre-
sent. Il musical spelling match, and
4 musical term contest were features
of the affair. Bobby Reynolds won
the honors in both contests, receiv-
ing two prizes.
Plans were discussed for his.
torical pageant, io oc written and
presented by Mrs. Reid 5 pupils lat
er in the season. Work on the
composition of the pageant will be
begun as soon as the composer whose
life it viii feature is selected.
Study Of the lives of various COM
poscrs is made at the Saturday morn
ing classes given by Mrs. Reid each
week.
hclFcSHihchlS were served by Mrs.
Reid at the close of the musical.
Pupils present were iwidina See
burg, Ernest Schultz, Lawrence
Schultz, Janice Allison, David ALI
son, Jane Scott, Gordon Ross. Kath,
crime IIindirks, Geraldine johnson,
Kathleen stevens, Margaret Loud,
Bobby Reynolds and Eowcna Staub.
Guests present included Katherine
Nuffcr and McSdamcS e. W. Ali
son, j. ID. johnson, G. T.. Scott and
IIarrY Staub.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
Jeffries Shoots
Limit of Ducks

Coca fuck attended Jim Jeffrics
trip to Ell Finncy's preserve fol
lowing the fights Friday night, the
former champion getting the limit
on the birds, according to Frank
Richmond, who headed the party
tLat went hunting with Jcffrics.
eThe big fellow made I'm excellent
hunting companion, Richmond sand
today, and he thoroughly enjoyed
himself every minute Of his stay
here.
~ have never been treated 50
well, nor greeted 30 cordially as
the III Centre people have treated
me, .Jeffrics sad. land / hope
can come back here at some time in
the future 70 renew thc fine friend
ships that | have made here. Jack
and ! are going back TO the coast
as strong boosters for Imperial Val
ley and the wondering country you
folks have here -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
Cast Works Hard
For Legion Play
On December IL

Rehearsals of "Dulcy the three
act comedy which will be produced
here next week under the auspices
Of Boyce Atcn Posi-, America" 20
zion, are beng held each night
under the direction If Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper MacMurras. The cast
is now reaching the high point in
dramatic expression which has made
former PLAYS produced Mere by the
MacMrrrays so popular with thea
tcr-gocrs.
The action of the play is fast
from start to finish, and each line
develops situation that calls forth
chuc1lc from the audience. The
leading role, "Ducy'', played by
Mrs. MacMurray, portrays a light
headed but wcll-mcaning young
married woman, whose efforts TO
help her husband in his business
career, by mixing up his affairs
with social engagements. lead her
from one mess into another.
As "Dulcv' says, ''shc docSn I
think. she only thinks she thinks,
and her habit of "spilling the
beans" without realizing what she
is doing, nearly wrecks her nus
band : nerves and his business
chances, but eventually this very
failing is turned into an asset ana
she succeeds in helping him in spite
OF her weakness.
The east is made up Of local pco-
pic. all Of whom have had previous
experience IA thcatricais and ii
performance worthy Of profession
ais is assured all who attend the
/ 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
OVER l8 MILLION
in TAXES SAVED
DURING 3 YEARS

Taxpayers in Southern California
have been, relieved of the payment
of more than eighteen million dol
lars in federal taxes during the
three wears cnd'ng Norembcr |
1928, through Ihc recommendation
of Collector Of Internal Revenue,
/ Rex B. Goodccl.
Debates made 10 taxpayers which
amounted TO Sll."o5, 90 SS repre-.
scnts abatcmcntS due to erroneous
assessments and in addition $3,?65,-
23l.39 has been refunded TO tax
PAYERS on account of ovcrpaymcnt
of taxes. These figures do not
include refunds and attachments due
to decrease in tax rates amounting
to $I000.000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
HOic 10 Select Turkey
for Thanksgiving Meal

When YOU select your turkey for
Thanksgiving, one of the chief con-
>idcrations is the amount and
quality Of flesh on the body, cspc-
ciallv on the breast, back and hIps
Plenty of flesh means plcny Of
meat for. carving, and there should
also be a generous amount of fat
to insure Il moist. tender turkey.
The French always expose Il turkey
in the market with the back up so
the housewife eau better observe
how plump the bird is.
Feeling the end Of the breast or
keel bone and examining the spurs
on the feet may sc some idea of
The age Of turkey. bat these tests
are not infallihlc so far as pick
ing cut Il good tcudc< turkey Is
concerned. Almost AZ turkey may
he cooked SO that il is tender, but
i; is of course cas.er to roast Il
Young bird.
Cookin. it in covered roaster
with 4 little water n the bottom in
a carefully regulated oven Will pre-
vent 4 from GrNnng out. ne cover
should be removed by the
end of the cooalng period for
browning the turkey and ii must be
basted frequently. The meat
should be reduced a-.er the turkey
begins TO brown. As the water in
the roasting pan will gradually cook
away it must be renewed from time
TO time. If the TURKEY is being cook
ed in an ordinary uncovered pan. it
is good plan TO put n few strips
of bacon or layer of stuffing
across the breast to keep the flesh
moist. For Older turkeys the cov'
cred roaster is more necessary. The
time for cooking may vary from
an hour and a half to four or five
hours, according to the age and
size of the turkey.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
ROYAL KINSFOLK
PAY TRIBUTE TO
DEPARTED QUEEN

LONDON, Nov. 23. - Britain
waits today in sorrow for the week
end when it will bury its beloved
Queen Alexandra, mother of King
George.
Meantime, on Sunday, the royal
family, in the privacy of the little
church in Sandringham park, paid
is funeral tribute to the queen moth.
er. Queen Mary arrived for the
services i'll Il closed carriage, but
the king, the Prince of Wales, Duke
Of York, Prince Henry, Queen Maud
of Norway and the Princesses
Louise and Victoria made their way
across the fields of the Norfolk
estate from the kings residence at
York cottage.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
MRS. A. II. KELLER
SURPASSED ~ HIGH
SCHOOL FACULTY

Celebrating the birthday Of Mrs.
a. II. Keller, members of the high
school faculty carried out a clever
surprise stunt in her honor Friday.
Upon entering the high school
cafeteria for luncheon, Mrs. Keller
was greeted by yell from the stu
dents, after which she was conduct
ed to her seat at a table where the
other faculty members were await
ing her, Decorations carrying out Il
coIor scheme cf pink were used on
the table, and Il birthday cake bear
ing is candles was presented to-
Mrs. Keller.
\ miniature model of an evening
gown, the original of which Mrs
NCilcr had been heard to admire at
a recent fashion show, which had
been made by members of the sew
ing class was presented to the sur
prlscd honOrCc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
MANY FINES AT
p. E. o. MEETING
CREATE INTEREST

Fines for sins Of omission ano
commission, fines for what they
did or didn Z know. regular fines
aud special fines assessed agains;
members OF Chapter A V, Z. f. @. at
their meeting al the home of Mrs
i Roy Breediove Saturday created
much fun for the members ana 4
material addition to the chapter
funds.
, Through the work of tho fine
committee. u schedule Of penalties
has been devised and tried out at
several recent meetings. However
on Saturday Il special opportunity
presented itself IN the form of the
constitution quiz. conducted by
Mrs. Robert ". Campbell for the
wear book committee, assisted by
Mrs. Breedlove and Mrs. J. Stewart
Ross. Members of the fine COM
mittee, whom the other members
think should be fined for their cf-
ficicncy are Mrs. l.. c. House, Mrs.
Robert W. Campbell and Mrs. II. L.
Loud.
A pot luck luncheon was served
PEeceding the meeting, the table be-
Ais centered with 'hig bowl Of
ehfysanthemums, while small silver
Sases Of baby ehrysantAeinumS com
pieted the pretty effect The rooms
were decorated with rpscs.
Guests present were Mrs. O. j.
Bradshaw and Mrs. Mary Fiske.
chaptcr members in attendance in
Sl9aed Mesdames FAB. Fn!ler, Rob
sEs ". Campbell, Don {. Bitie,,
Charles f. Scott, Howard T. Mey
er, o. G. Horne. Forrest kutz. MIN
or NJ. Sweeney. ". T. Moshrr, F. f.
Albright, j. stewart Ross and tie
hoS0cSs. - r.,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
Program for Music
Section in Charge of
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams

Members of the music section of
the Woman S Ten Thousand club
arc again reminded af the fact that
the next meeting of that section will
be held tomorrow, instead of on
Thursday. The change has been
made necessary by the regular meet
ing date falling on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. B. l.. Roberts will be host
css, at her home. AS Sandalwood
Drive. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Viii
liams will be in charge of the pro,
gram. All section members are urg-
ed TO be present, and members of
the Ten Thousand club are also in
Nitcd
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
Literature Section
Will Meet TOMORROW

The literature section Of the Wo-
man s Ten Thousand Club will
infect tomorrow at $50 at the club
house. The study of Act 3 Of g 4
Nv Mtcr $ Tale, will be taken up
under the leadership of Mrs. Ross
T. Hickcox. Roll call will be an
swered with quotations from acts
> and 5. All members who have
not paid their sectional dues arc
reminded that they should do SO at
once.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Arts. Crafts Section
to Meet Next FRIDAY

Mrs. S. Emmett Allen. chairman
OF the arts and crafts section of
the Woman $ Ten Thousand Club,
announces that this week 5 meet
ing of that group will take place
on Friday at the club house at 9
@ clock. The change is uercsSitat-
ed by the regular date coming on
Thanksgiving.
The parchment work, which WIS
begun at the last meeting will be
continued under the direction OF
the teacher. Mrs. Ruth Tccplc Reid.
Many lovely Christmas gifts are
being made by section members.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
Thanksgiving Dance
to Be Gircn bu ERtre
Nous Club TOn,OrrOlf

Marking the opening Of tn"
Thanksgiving social activities,
which will take precedence over all
other eNnts this week. the Nntrc
Nous Club will give its Thanks.
giving dance tomorrow night at the
Tan Thousand Club. Members of
the committee to be in charge are
Mr. and Mrs. Petcic Thacker, chair
,man, 4ir. aud Mrs. William Reid,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Roberts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
IDENTIFY MAJ lTANIEE
FOR SALT LAKE BURGLARY
by United Press Leased wire

san DIEGO, Calf, Nov. 23.-A
vagrant suspect, arrested today by
Detective George Sears, was identi
fled by his finger prints, police
claim, as Phillip t'lnkelstein, wanted
IN sc!t Lakf CITY, e, eu,g!a-y ard
b.=k ytp1s.T, 4cso.J,,g 10 a circu-
lar ct Ms:ch!9, 1879. ...
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
APPRECIATION

FL Centre Lodge No, l329, desires
10 acknowledge appreciation to I'M
perial Valley Athletic Club and OF
ficials for their courtesy contrlbnt
ing 10 the success Of The Amas Tree
Committee. auN
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
Mrs. Bush Hostess to
NeighborhOOd CLUB

y pleasant afternoon, at which
five hundred was the diversion. was
en- ioycd by members of the Neigh
borhood club on Friday, when they
met III the home Of Mrs. Harley
Bush. 1924 FL CeHt-o avenue.
Desert grecncry was used i'll the
decorations If the house, making
novel and beautiful effect.
Mrs Bush was assisted in serving
refreshments. following the games,
bv Mrs. +. g. Havcns.
Those present included Mesdamcs
j, ". Cook, Chester Sylvester, IIar-
ry Brown, Charlie Knights, Frank
Bowlcs, Philips Knights, +. G. Hav-
"ns, y. W. Brian, o. ". Afflcrbaugll
and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23

PAYERS on my recommendation. in|
government seeks to collect ohll
what the law calls for and taXpaY
cr> may rest assured that errors. II
their favor as we'll as against theil
will he corrected and their right
safeguardcd, Collector Goodcc|
said
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
Fire Chief Asks
Thief to Return
Treasured Badge

While Charlie Ferguson va, at
tending the fights l.iday nleht,
some mean thief entered his home
and stole a couple of suits Of clothes
or one Of which was pinned h.i fire
chief 5 badge. The badge was
presented to him by members OF
the department. and besides being
valued as "A handsome specimen OF
the ieweler s art, the shief treasures
it for its assertions.
"The thief can have the clothes
if he needs them, Charlie SAID
today, "but | hope he viii send
back my badgc. 1t means a
gteat deal TO me and wouldn
part with it for anything.
Police authorities throughout
Southern California have been ask :
ed to keep "a watch on pnwpshops
where the thief may attempt to
dispose Of the, badge. v n ~ 4
The. use of carbon bisaIpllide for
control Of oak root fungus is being
given official trial in Orange county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23
GET STAMPS WORTH $4,000

SUPERIOR, Wis. Nov. e3.-Fiv,
bAndts robbed 'thh S6perier;post Of
flee Of s75.ooo worth Of stamps ane
: sl25 in cash Saturday
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23

are changing from cattle raising to
sheep raising.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23

Edward e. Harwood, President.
Also Director Mexican Petroleum
10.
A. p. IIarwood, Director, Retired.
Also Director Calf. Fruit Ex-
change.
". A. Banks, Director and Cen
eral Manager, with company 2s
years.
Charles Latimer, Director. Also
Director First National Bank and
Euclid Savings Bank, Ontario.
Charles Ruedy, Director.
Also President Magnolia Water
Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23

Nothing puzzles fat bald.headed
Nan mc:o thar how fast his Thisk,'
ersscan grow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-23

One cannerr ut San Fernando, Los
Angeles county, has this season
packed 10 tons Of peaches.