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The border vidette., 1925-12-19
EMBARGO ON CORN AND BEANS

Ruling that the recent crops
of beans and corn in the state of
Sinaloa, Mexico, are only big
enough to take care of home con
sumption an embargo has been
placed on the expectation of
these two commodities.
This condition is declared to
have been brought about by the
growers turning their attention
to tomatoes. garbanzo. peas and
other products and abandoning
the old practice of planting beans
and corn, two staple commodi.
ties in Mexico.
It is generally believed that
this embargo on the two necessi
ties will also be felt in the state
of Sonora as much of that states
supply comes from >Sinaloa. -
Herald.
The border vidette., 1925-12-19
MEX. MAY MODIFY ARTICLE 27

Mexico City, Dec. is. Mex
ico's proposed Anti-Alien Law,
Fraction 1.Article ~, reaching
the Mexican senate yesterday,
has been sent back to the Lower
House for notifications.
Already having passed the
Lower House the measure came
before the Senate yesterday af,
,ternoon but was referred back
for certain changes before the
senate would consider it.
The border vidette., 1925-12-19
GEN. oBREGoN VISITS NoGALEs

At all times busy man Gen.
eral Alvaro Obregon, Cincinna.
tus of Mexico and former chief
executive of that nation, perhaps
holds the record for conferences,
says Mondays Herald. Arriv.
ing in the city yesterday morn.
ing from headquarters in Navo.
joa, Sonora, where he owns TO-.
600 acres of farming lands, the
general held five business con
ferences within the space of five
hours concluding all of them.
with satisfactory results. Today
(Monday.) he returns to the
south having completed much
work ia record time.
According to information given
out by General Obregon's staff
there will be several hundred
cars of green peas moving from
the Obregon hacienda starting
tomorrow. Sixteen thousand
sacks of corn are in the ware.
houses of Ooregon and about
600 sacks of the black eyed bean
besides rice and wheat. ALI this
the product since breaking Of
lands in March.
It is said that Obregon is the
hardest worker in his retinue of
400 men and that both the Gen.
eral and staff are up each morn
ing at four O'clock to make the
daily rounds of the fields com
prising an area of 100 miles by
automobile. Nothing, even the
most unim portant detail, is left
to the other fellow but Obregon,
himself. is on the job to see that
orders given by him are carried
out in detail.
/. A veritable little kingdom has
arisen out of the ashes of q dead
city at Navojoa within the past
year. Houses have been erect
ed, schools brought into exist.
ence. q small hospital and dis
pensary esta blished beside the
general Offices and living quart
ers of the staff. All this under
the direct control of General
Obregon.
/ Nothing is too small or trivial
to escape the attention of the
astute leader. II a workman be
sick he is visited. by Obregon
aud given medical attention. His
sickness, contrary to general
practice. does not affect his liv
ing conditions or his family for
be is paid half time while dis.
abled. If he be injured in pur
suit of his work he is given full
time and all doctor or hospital
bills paid. A certified physician
is on the payroll of the Obregon
interests. The physical welfare
Of the people is guarded closely.
Two women, wives Of workmen
on the Obregon hacienda, were
brought here yesterday by the
General and entered in local
hospital for treatment.
No labor shortage is reported
at this ranch belonging to the
former Mexican president for
the workmen anxiously bides his
time until he can secure his name
on the payroll and his hand IN
the mammoth work which is ex.
pected to result in the stablish.
ment of the largest farming pro.
iect in Mexico under one man.
The border vidette., 1925-12-19
2
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA NEWS

Christmas holidays for the
students OF the University of
Arizona starts Saturday evening,
December 19, and ends Sunday
evening. January 3rd, President
Cloyd 81. Marvin announced re
Gently. The greater part of the
students will return TO their
homes over the vacation, while
. number will remain in Tucson.
President and Mrs. Marvin
have extended an invitation to
the students who remain, in Tue
son over the holidays to be their
guests at the annual Christmas
Eve house party at the home Of
the President. The guests will
first go to the theatre and then
return to the home of President
and Mrs. Marvin where they will
play for the remainder of the
evening. Christmas Day the
students will be guests at Christ.
mas breakfast, and will take
part in the University Christmas
tree.
The border vidette., 1925-12-19

Frank Reagan, c.. F. Davis
and Gilbert Flewelling of Elgin,
were business visitors in No.
gales Tuesday. Recently Frank
aud Gilbert purchased the S. E.
Hunter stock ranch situated in
the Huachuca mountain foothills
near Camille. this county.
The border vidette., 1925-12-19
STATE OF ARIZONA
office Of the
ARIZONA CORPORATION
r0A5A6Ic cI0N

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, &C
STATE OF ARIZONA,
The Arizona Corporation Commits
sion, by it's Secretary does hereby
certify that the annexed is true and
complete transcript of the
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
"aRIzONA STAR MINING COMPANY"
which were filed in the Office Of said Ari
zona Corporation Commission on the
9th day of December. A. D.. 1925, at 2
O'Clock p. M, as provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, The
Arizona Corporation Commission, by
it's Secretary, has hereunto set it's
hand and affixed it's. Official Seal.
Done at the City of Phoenix, the
Capitol. this 9Th day Ut December, A.
D., 1925.
ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION.
Secretary.
o"AA BY c. F. KING,
'-' Assistant Secretary.
The border vidette., 1925-12-19
State of California, GO
Ck., "a Ausol 90

State of California, .,
County of Imperial "
The foregoing instrument was ac-
kaowledged before me this day of
Novem Der, 1925. by Roland Reed, who
stated to me that be executed the same
for the purpose and consideration
therein expressed.
lSeaD !. G CAMERON,
Notary Public Imperial County, Calf.
My commission expires TIA 20.
Arizona Corporation Commission, In
cooperating Department. Filed Dec. 8,
1925 at 200 p. m at request OF Duane
Bird whose address is Nogales Arizona.
F. j. x. MCBRIDE,
BY Secretary.
PEARL JONES %.
Firt pub. l2-l l26t.
The border vidette., 1925-12-19
State Of California, :,
County OF Los Angeles %

State OF California, ca
County OF Los Angeles
The foregoing instrument was &C
knowledged before me this 26th day of
October, 1925, by Richard o Meents.
and Grace Reed, who stated to me that
they executed the same for the purpose
and consideration therein expressed.
(SeaD CLAIRE v. KENNING,
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles
County, State of California.
My commission expires August Is, 1927.
The border vidette., 1925-12-19

Twenty two football letters
were awarded to members of the
1925 Wildcat football squad. on
the recommdendation of J. E..
McKale, athletic director Of the
University. The players we're
Gilliland, McArdle. Shiflet. Ven
Dusen, Moseley. Austin, David
Diebald. Flickinger, Drachman.
Gentry, Toberts, Clark, Smith,
Crouch, jackson. Swick, Dibil.
bess, Brookshire. Gridley and
Stofft. Seventeen of these men
will be in suit next fall McKale
said.
The border vidette., 1925-12-19

Ben Cook. famous old stage
coach that once piled between
Tombstone and Yuma, is now
resting in the Museum of the
University of Arizona after pre-
sentation to the University by
McArthur's Motor Company of
Phoenix. The coach is worn
and splintered and carries tales
of the days when Arizona was a
frontier state.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14

Ted Jacobs. of New Haven spent Friday with friends here
 Edward MeAyoy. Jr., of Norwich spent Friday with friends here.
 Mas E. Anas of Mechanics street i, spending this month with relatives III boston.
 D. B. Gilbert of the A. Gilman So- store was in Boston Wednesday an a business trip.
 Dewey Tetreault of Mechanics street spent the weekend with friends al hammosett Beach. Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy of south Nam street spent the weekend at Oakland Beach with friends.
 Miss Florence Tourtellotte of Hart. ford spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs. Ada Taurtellotte ot South Main street.
 Miss ilva Moss. bookkeeper at tho Llndeman Motor Sales, is enjoying a two weeks vacation at her nome ia Mt. Vernon, Maine.
 MisS Alice Willis of Woodatoek avenue and Junior Willis were oper- ated on for tonsils and adenoids at the Day klmbau Hospital Monday.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14

Wiffred Maynard of Church street V 1s a recent yzzItor to friends n Bos- f=R.
 Miss Nellie EgAn has returned after srnading three weeks vAfn Nrs. J. J Russell at Ign!pes pa.i;t. Me.
 Miss Viola Snyder, school nurse, hfs returned W this city after spend ing several weeks of her vacation in lsolyoke, Mass.
 MT and Mrs ClsrenEr Kent, Miss Mabel Kent. Mr. and Aus. l.. F. Saa- ders0n, and Miss Nellie Kent of Cltn- sun. Mass. have heeig spending nis Keek al Macton. Mass.
 Mrs Samuel MselI,s of HolysISe Mrs William M. Rogers. husband and daughter If Chicopee Falls visited sheir sistor. Mrs. William Falter sun. day.
 Mir and Mrs. Jessph Gadboss oi Norwich spent the weekend the guests of their daugeter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Heary retrea1lt of Water sreet
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14

Mrs. Randall of Grand View is en- ertainiuR her daughter. Mrs. Ralph Meade If New York.
 Mr. and MrA George Pratt of Charles street are entertaining their daughter. Mrs. Fred Kudowsky of NalhallA \. |.
 Miss Ruth White has returned from a several weeks trip to Europe. She k now visiting her mother. Mrs. Lilly White of School street.
 A. A. Brodeu and family and his father and moEher are on an auto mobiie trip to Canada. They are ex- pecttd home ia few days
 Rev. H. Caring. Alder. rector ef St Philips church, will soon remoyH his family here from Maine, making the'r home gn Grove street in the Marshall Kenyon house.,
 Mrs. John A. Dady with party of friends motored to Loads Point, Wed nesday. leaRng Miss Geraldine Frost wso will spend a week as the giest of Mrs Joseph Schraanska.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14

John Dada Of Hstty street. tt visit- =g fnieuda iu Fioraa.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Wheaton aotered ta Spriuldeld s#stcrsiay.
 Dr. HarDld Foster of Moaalair. N E. hss hsss ja tss eit''HF s:i.s Iss-e!s-
 Miss Sylvia WrJfe of Bridge street E visiting with friends in Nay Lon don.
 IssdoreS spieglesuAn of BriSge street spent Sunday elth fl ends n Nor wich.
 Edward Benoa of Livery street is much itnproyed from Hls resent ill., ness.
 Mrs. Blanche Proulx. af SnsIthbridge spent be weekend with relatives here
 William ReioA af So-aih si..in street spent ianday sfth relhtiXes m ProVs- dence.
 Mrs. Judaa I.enaonyitx of Maia. street spent Friday in Worcester ca busin iss.
 Joeph Gir.ea of Lee street left last Friday fg vist win friends m Morirrsl.
 Theodore LsReSax of Bates ave nue spent hJusday wlta friends n Ha aord.
 Charles peRderr~st e.s Main street spent the weekend wizh friends tn N lFeestcr
 Francis Rouse of N~~ York spewt ssSeral dggs this past Eeek the guest os friends here.
 Mia. Claire Bonneville of Wood SEock av snue Tsnt FhursdSg with relatives n Falz Bivex
 Miss Sadie ZaltAs of Frout street spent rhurseAy and Friday with friends in Wercester.
 Mir. and Mrs. Heary Tstr-.aais, ST.. of Man street Spent the weekend with friends n Providence
 Mir and Mra. Kenneth C Sharpe of Grand View moiored eser the Mo hawk TraIl the past weekend
 Thomas Coffee. Jr.. of Manchester. 7s y'sItInE sith his grandmother. Mrs. Hary Dufy of High street this week.
 Paul Warren returned 10 his home aa School street Friday after spend lag several weeks wita friends in Pax sen. Mas
 Niss EhEa Red of South Main street is spending che remainder cf Che month at heg cottage. NarwicK Beach. R. l.
 George Tourtetlette of Haftford is spending tWo weeks vacation with his mother MVs Ada Toartellotte of South Main street
 Mir and Mrs. John G.hAn, sr- daughter. Mrs. N. II. Delaney and son Ralph of Main street are spending this week at Warwick Beach. R. L
 Mrs. l. ]. Russell vas gwen birth day party at Juniper Point. Me. last Saturday. The color scheme of punk was carried out even to favors and nut baskets The supper included fresh boiled lobsters, creamed potato, tomato salad. rolls. and a birthday cake with pink candles.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
GOVERNOR WILL ATTEND
 AFFAIR AT WARRENVfI.IE r

His E0cellancY. Hon John Y ffaHhuI Governor of Connecticut. has accepted Che invitation af Repre- sentativea Buck ana Lincoln of Ash. ford lo be present Ht the anniversary of the iicatian of the ku8wltoH Me murial Town and Community baIli- ing at Warreuvilic. Wednesday, Seut 30 The occasion Wili be an HOid Home Day" also and the invita- Qon Will he sent to everybody who ever lived in Ashford. and that in- eludes Governor frumbuli as he was born there The general public will also be invited and the prospect is that there will he big attendance. Details of the program will be an- nnuneed later.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14

st PhiIip. chureh Note. 9-sisii s=tif5sia5 after ffuiIs. August 10th
 Sefviee Holy Communion. s o0 a m. and lo.45 q. ms
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
PUTNAM PERSONALS.

Eli Reii Of Lee street is yisitins with relatives in Quebec, Canada
 Miss Melins LsBonte of Providence street was in Worcester Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alvin LseiAir and son ] Paul are on a motor trip to Montreal Hrs 4. |. Morse returned Friday from her visit at Pleasant View. F |
 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred BesuIieu and son Norman were in Providence Sat urday
 Mrs. Wallace N. kidrieh is visiting Mr and Mrs Everett r. May 0f East W9odstoek.
 Miss Angel Beisir ia spending a week vacation with her cousin. Mihs Edna Be.air
 Elmer shippes of Bridgeport. for. mefiy Of Putnam, has been visiting friends here
 Misses Catherine and Annie Dunn ofN oOnsocket called on Mlss Sarah Brady Sunday.
 Peter Belair. foreman of the Patriot office returned Co work Monday after a weeks vacation.
 nis, El.ie Gallant |. spending her vacation alth her sister. Ms Lorena Gallant. in Hartford
 Mise Lucy farro~s is spending the weekend ln Springfield. the guest of her sister. Mis- Fla Farrows
 Joseph Bousquet of Webster spent the weekend in Mecnauicsglle with Mf Charles Beiair and family.
 Hrs Lawrence Bassett and dsagh- Ger NiHlffed of DayyiiIc spent W ed- nesday HIth Mrs Ernest Bousquet, Jr.
 3rt. Eugene Williams spent several days in Mrst Girgtuu last week. visit ssss aaT daughter. s.Ts. Joseph :" 9od- son.
 Master Charles Bslair of Overlook street ls spending a week with his grandmother Mrs. Charles Belair 0f U Mechaniesyilie.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Pepin and family 0f Southbridge spent Sunday u1th Mrs PeBdn's mother. Mrs 4. La- grandeur. who is H.
 Mi,. Alice meksnna of WaInut street has returned home after spend ing week in Boston visiting Mr and Mrs William Morris.
 Mir. and Mrs. omer River. and daughter Rita and Mr. and Mrs. A. Bovia of West Thompson spent Sat urday in Providence
 mr. and Mrs Ernest Bousauet of Providence street spent Sunday in MeehaniesYille visiting Mir Bous- quet's father. Touissant Bcusquet
 Mir. and Mrs. Pierre Chabot and family visited relatives in Pawtucket and mot0red to Rocky Point and Oakland Beach over the week end.
 Mir. and Mrs Samuel Rich. Mrs c. 4 Hawkins and Miss Mary Eddy have been at their homes here for . few days, returning t0 Quonochou- .aug. R l.
 Mi== Pauline I.,ie isr, booaisrsper at the Chandler < Morse sfare. and A Ruth Mccoy. bookkeeper at tbe State Trade school. wiii spend next week at Hampton Beach. Y II
 Grand hop al Gen Lyon hall. East fstd. Friday Aug 2i. Orchestra su- pfeme Adv
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
In the Churches
ConRregaiional Church Note.

Rev James 2 Engiish, Pastor
 Sunday. August l6. f0-30 q. m. Unian service of worship with the Methodist church at the Congfe ega. tioaal church A tne sessions of the church school are omitted during August there will be 6 special hymn and Bible story for The children.
 The minister will speak on "Spiri- zual Restoration" and the choir Hill sing. The King 0f Love Ny shep- ard k" by Shelley. and T Sought the Lgrd' by Stevenson.
 Wednesday August i9, ' 30 p. m. choir rehearsal.
 Thursday. August 20. 8 ? m. The Students League of Many Nations. 4 unique service ef information and inspiration that has been given ln many churches throughout our coun- try by students from the Practical Bible Training School near Bingham ton. x. |.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS ABOUT PUTNAM PEOPLE THEIR FRIENDS AND ACTIVITIES

Joseph Paul of Middle street is ifHue With friends in Montreal
 Miss Eleanor Carpenter was a weekend guest If friends n Vet Hartford
 Mis- Frances ObIet1 of Providence e siieef spent tbe vrs-rnd w 6si frirHa- iH Worcester
 Mr and Mrs James White and daughter Milleent have moved .o Syracuse. \. Y
 Ed~ard King of Buck sfreet spent the weekend alth friends At Hamme- sctt Beach. Conn.
 Mrs George L. Padger Is enter taiumR her uiegr. Miss Mary Sloan of New York city
 George F. Hrousseau and family have returned from arr automol iie trip through Name.
 Mir and Mrs John Hesiey of Chap man street are spending their vaca- ton ai old Orchard, Me.
 Mrs. John Whalen of Bellevue street tx entertaining her niece. Miss Ahce White sf Norwich.
 James Mahooey of Rockville, for-
  Saturday with frienos here.
 Miss Kate. Seward of Guilferd ~ss tise week-ead guest of her brother F W Seward. Grosv street.
 Mir aud Mrs. Jasres N. Be~sa of Hartford have heer the guest of Miss Elizabeth Child of Grove street
 Mrs. Clark of woodstsck avenue Is entertaining hcr sister, Miss Mar garet ( hessnore of Burlington, Vt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene B~sudry were Putnam visitors over tlRf weekend motoring from their home 10 Mhitins- vile
 Mir aud Mrs. StsnIss Shaw and little dauehtegs. Martha and Patrlela, are at Grotca Long Poins for tWa weeks.
 Miss Ethet Gross sf Pa-tueket. R l.. was the weekend guest of Ms aud Mrs. Carl Blossom af WeedsIaek avenue
 Mrs. William FNlter is patient at St Niuccut's Hospital. Worcester and la few days Wtll undergo am operation.
 Mr and Mrs. $ Nikoloa have re. turned Cd their home on Che lOmfret road after spending three weeks at Meekapaug. E I
 Miss Eileen Frusher of Grotor Park Grotpn, is spending a few days 5s the guest of Miss LucIe Carpenta, af Chapman street
 Mrs Henry TreAdvsy sf Grotor {. spending the weekend as the guest of her daughter, Mrs Harriet J. Car. penter Of Chapman street.
 Mir and Mr, A l. Tourtellott@ ei hapnan street will spent next week with Mrs. Tourtellottes brother. 4 II, Barber of Clinton. Conn.
 Mr and Mrs. "A. A Carp@ater and Mr and Mrs William kingborne oi Lowell, Mass, spent Sunday with Mrs Clark of Woodstock avenue
 Miss Dorothy Bone. bookkeeper a, the F. W Mullan store. has been having her vacation this week. spend ing t with relatives in New Jersey
 Mir. and Mrs. Chsrle. Franklin of Chapman street have returned from a tour of the White Mountains They visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Jenkins at keene, N. H.
 Friend, of Mrs Cora W. Bates, formerly of Putnam but later uf E florida and Providence, R. |. wiH be interested Co know that she is now located in Sterling Colorado.
 Miss Edith Pease. daughter of Dr. aHd Mrs +. L. Pease af Fremont street. will enter 0beFlin College Oherltn. 0hi0 this fail ShN Was a member of the Putnam High school st54nsttssa efaaa .f fa1a
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
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Entered as Second Glass Matter st fhs Postofiiee at Putnam, Conn, &C., aording to the Act of Congress. Subscription Price s2 % per Year
 Payable in Advance Hisgie Copies Five Gents
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
NoRTHBRiDGE TEAM
 COMING SUNDAY

The Kuppcr Bros 1o, baseball team of Northbridgc Mass. will be the attraction at North Grnsvenor- dale Sunday The Northbridge paper makers have won fourteen of their seventeen games played this season and Manager Wilson is confident af turning back the Over Che Top team Sunday
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
BECOMES DISTRICT
 SALES MANAGER

Nelson tuwn. who for several years has been a local salesman for a hosiery and uuderw ear concern. has been promoted Co be district sales manager and has opened an office m Norwich. The family will continue to reside in Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
Methodist Church Note.

Rev. N E. Burton, Pastor
 The next three Sundays we meet Rith the Congregational people at their tbufeh
 There a.ii he sunday ehaal a. Hsli- al nex Sunday. but thc following Sun day s1Camp meeting sanday1 there will he He session
 The Primary department Will cuu- tiuue its sessions each Sunday thH month II Bennett iu charge
 HIiilmauf camp meeting ataft. next Saturday August i5, and oaHffu uos through sunday. August 23
 There 0fil hr picnic uf the QaHue baag Circuit iaaeae at fhe &lImau tie camp ground AatHHaaF aiteHH#oI at o'clock number From 5u League RIii bE in aIftudance
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
Al the Theatres
Bradley

Bradley
 Tonight and Saturday Jack Holt in f'The Light of the Western stars Sunday night only, Aileen Psngle in "Wldhre
 Monday and Tuesday. Alice Joyce and Percy Marmont in "Dudds Gon 2 a- a-Huntiug"
 Wednesday and Thursday. Betty Gompson in "New Lives For Old.'
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
Xitnrx

Tonight and Saturduy Harold Bell Wriuht's "The Mime With the Iron Door. "Play Ball' with John Me Gra8 and the Giants
 Sunday night onlX. "oh You West with Lefty" Flynn.
 Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and rhufaday. theatre closed
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
st MarY. Chnreh Nnie,

W'1 FFE"FF E"tf3TF NTf TFWINF
 Rev. Charles r. Bedard. pastor Rev. Adrian bykeman and Rev Arr fhur Routher, assistant pastors slasaes are celebrated on Sundays at khe following hours o'clock, s O. clock Ola o'clock and lQ.3Q o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
RUMORS ABOUT
THAT GOODRICH
WAS not HURT
May Bar Boxing In N. Y.
Because of Trick
Decisions
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK, DAY IS. 49, With
Sammy Mandell, the Rockford, ILL.,,
youngster out of the lightweight
elimination tournament, the Search
of the New York boxing commission
has led into a hole as bad us the
old fashioned blind alley.
Mandell was disqualified last
night in the sixth round when Re
feree Tommy Sheridan sustained the
claim of Jimmy Goodrich, Buffalo,
that he had been fouled Sheridan
did not even look at Goodrich. No
doctor was called and the fight was
ended so quickly that few at the
ringside knew what it was all about.
Tom Gibbons, who was in Man
dell s corner, where the foul blow
was said to have been put over, said
after the fight that the punch might
have been just little below the
belt but that it did not hurt Good
rich. Mandell said that Goodrich
jumped into "A left hook aimed for
his body.
Mandell was making Goodrich look
like novice when Goodrich walked
to Mandell's corner and dropped,
making motions that he was in ter
riblc pain. Without even look in
his direction, the referee motioned
to his seconds to come III and get
him and he was dragged to his
corner. 1t looked ike there was u
little too many dranlatics i'll Good
rich's manifestations of pain.
just few more rumors and few
more trick decisions aand boxing
probably will take a nice ride out
of,sNew. lsrk, = s.a.
Et6dricil and Benny yalger, who
dcfcatea Solly' Sceman last night,
rennin. in ;the American division
and Stanislaus Loayze aud Crillan
Orlaiitlo will meet in the final round
of the foreign division.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
Faculty Says
House Can't Go
To Philadelphia

just why Ed House. former Cen
tlal Union athlete, and now Il star
sprint man mt l.. S. C., cannot 60 to
Philadelphia to participate in the
/, G. y. a. A. a. games the end
of this month, is "A question that is
puzzling Los Angeles sport writer's.
1t was first stated that Ed is
ineligible for the meet because he
i Il one year man at L. 5. C., hay
ing transferred from the Central
Junior College. According to Dean
Cromwell, track coach at |. $. G..
transfer men from Junior colleges
are eligible for /. {. a. \. \. \.
meets. but the L. S. c. faculty has
said "No' as far as House going
to Philadelphia is concerned, 1t is
believed that the fncultv Is Of the
opinion thmt a one year man, re-
cardless of Il junior college traLsfer,
is ineligibh.
Kenneth Grumhlcs is sure to 90
TO the games, and is dopd to win
place in the low hurdles, unless
he gets mperamentaI.