davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-10-10

*Ran for SEVERED in the seventh:
+Rattpd for ShOcker In the seventh.
+Ratted for Thomas in the ninth.
ST LoIis 2 o o o ) Ito
New York . 90 o 90 o.
Two-base hits-BOttomley (2). Meusel
SomthwOrth. Hafey. Combs. Thrpebas hits
-AIfusel. sOuthworth. Home rMn-L. Beil.
Stolen base-Kutt Sacrifices-Hafey. Alex
ander (2). Double pays-Gehrg to kOenlg: :
southworth tS hsfes hsft on n, Sss
on Alexander. 2 (Ruth. MeuseD off shaw
KEY. :. .0Iornsby. l.. Belp. Struck outLBy
Alexander, {kocniE: SEVERED: Snswkeyi
1Hafev t.l. OFarrell. /. ReID: by Shocker.
/ lOFarreiD. Hits-O6 ShaWkey. in q
Thon,as. :. .in . innings. Hit by pitcher-By
Thomas tThevenOw). Winning n,tcher-
Alexander Losing pitchPr-Shawkey. M
Dres-Messrs. O'Day N.l. plato: Hide;
brand lAD. first base: Klein l>oir rs second 10
Da,t: Dinneen lA). tnira maS'' '""e VI
Evening star., 1926-10-10

, and in the sixth Bottomley led off
with a two-bagger. but couldn't score,
which was Just like the second inning
| for the Yanks.
In the seventh the Shawkey scenery
fell out of the sky. ThevenOw began
| with single to left field, an omen
| that any man might have sensed as
bad. because he usually doesn't start
An inning with base hit Alexander
tried to sacrifice. bunting in front of
the plate. and SEVERED slammed
low throw to Lazzeri at first. Tony
muffed the bah~ just AS if he were a
stone wall and the ball was all rubber
bouncing away in its righteousness. =
Toney Gets the Razz.
The fans gave Tony the raZz for
that. 1t was more like hurlesGne
than world seriousing. Holm hunted
and SEVERED threw Thevenow out at
third base That was better. Tony
wasn't so bad after all.
Southworth hit a. fly to LEFT field
and Rob Meusel came sailing along
for IT. with both turbines working
handsomely. The sun flashed an X
ray into his eyes and he never saw
the hall hearing 1t AS it whizzed past
him and running for 1t in the general
| Holm were running for home plate
and they beat their way to ii long
before MeuseI gathered the ball.
Exit Bob the Cob. IT was now
hopeless for him. and Higgins moved
Shocker into the game to see if he
looked like the same ShoCker who
helped to win the pennant. Honestly
he didn't. He looked more like a
piece of Patagonian small change.
| Hornsby clouted him safely. scoring
Southworth. Bottomley forced Horns
by at second and then Lester Bell
lifted the bali into Bronx Park, mile
or two away. for home run. Hafey
followed with a single and O'Farrell
struck out. In the general interim
between the start of this inning and
the finish. the Cards scored five runs.
They We're really quite unnecessary,
hut they will look big when the st.
Louis fans read the score.
Dugan began the seventh for New
York with a single and he finally got
around the bases. The story of it
doesn't amount to much except that
Lester Bell made a wild throw on
Severeid's hit which was nearly as
! long AS his home run. One run at
this point of the hattie looked like
deuce Of clubs against four aces.
Thomas Yields One Run.
Thomas was pitching in the ninth
when Southworth hatted the hall for
three bases to center field. II took
a bad hop and the hop helped South
worth's batting average to that ex-
tent. He scored on Hornsbys out.
That was a total Of 10 for the Cards,
hut they only needed the first three
they made.
The game was just about as sorry
an affair for the Yanks as the big
clouting game in st. Louis. in which
the Cards looked like stewed sun
flower seeds. There wasn't scalping
chance to win 1t after the three runs
were made in the first inning and
when 1t was sagely observed that you
can't stack Alex with three and hope
to beat him. somebody said a mouthful.
Now for the last game~nnless there
should be tie Sunday. The boys
can't play away down into the cur
few hours without running into the
State law about Sunday base ball. :,
Higgins has left to pitch two
eminent citizens, Pennock and Hoyt,
Pennock can 60 back II he thinks he
can Hoyt may get his Sunday game
IN New York after all. Hornsby has
Haines and the st. Louis players
Evening star., 1926-10-10
PITTSBURGH BEATEN
BY LAFAYETTE, 17-7
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
, PITTSBURGH. October a.--Lafay-
cite shattered II tie in the final
quarter Of today's game with the Uni
versitE of Pittsburgh and gave the
Panther its first reversal of the sea
son. Il to I. The victory was the
third in AS many seasons for Lafay-
cite and the fifth in the seven seasons
the teams have been playing.
Touchdowns by Welch of Pitt and
Wilson of Lafayette in the second
period created the deadlock In the
last quarter Guest made a second
touchdown for the visitors, and a goal
from the field increased the Lafayette
total to II points
Evening star., 1926-10-10
IOWA IS IMPROVED.

IOWA CITY. Iowa. October Npl.-~
Showing better form than exhibited
last week the University of Iowa to-
day defeated North Dakota. 20 TO !.
Cowboy Kutsch's long runs featured
the hAttlA
Evening star., 1926-10-10
ALEX TOYS WITH HUCMEN
AS HIS MATES SLAM BALL
Battering Bambino Impotent as Veteran Twirler
Forces Him to Infield Pops-Col. Ruppert and
Sam Brsadon Are Reaping Golden Harvest
BY ROBERT T. SMALL.

the world hangs IN th
~ single 1t Just II
VI staged except that some
varieties OF magnates wear1ed aot
travelled something
m miles and ball pool the history the national
the split NO pity
and no reward vouccd the writers and the
is certain the OF this series
will he the neichborhood $1%NO00 few million
Jo,r will
b he million will be reached and long base ba
yaklng lhst
Evening star., 1926-10-10
BALTIMOREANS CHALLENGE.

Games with 120-pound District
elevens are sought by Waverly, Black.
Jacks Of Baltimore. Write George NJ.
Clarke, s2s East Thirty.hfth street,
Baltimore. @
Evening star., 1926-10-10
FIRST INNING WALLOPINC
GIVES CARDS SIXTH GAME
Bob-the-Cob Shawkey Pounced on by Red Birds
Like Wild Cat Cobbling Up Tame White Bunny.
Bottomley Plays Trick Shot
BY JOHN r. FOSTER.

o1hc Nationals pounced Shaw
N key old Bob the Cob like wild tame whe rabbit
VI the the 1926 world
and lost although Bob didn't
Who
huncrc and suchik scorc was o
The Cardin couc cd right Jim Botomley
the third base line for
field where he
that
Evening star., 1926-10-10

Pitt scoring: Touchdown-welch. Try for
point after touchdown--Booth tplacementb .
Lafayette scoring: Touchdowns-Wilson
Guest Try, for point after touchdown-
Cothran. = 1piacementsl, Goal from field"
Swarthmore Cmpire-Mr A.. H. Sharpe
Yale. Head linesman-Mr. c. A. Reed.
Springfield.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
I.ine-Ip and Summary.


Notre Dame. ......d O = --o
Sotro Dame scoring: Touchdowns-Dahl
man Flanagan 'suhs1itpte. for Ne1ur,
Hcarden substitute for Dahmann iolhls
from, try after t0uchdown-Ncmic.
Mjnnasota scoring Touchdown--Wheel
Points from try after tOuchdown-i'eplaw
Rpfcree-Mr Eckersall. ChlcaGo. I'm
pre-Mr. Reid. Illinois. Field ludge-Mr
Hackett West Point. Head Ilnesman--Mr'
Hedges.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
BIG less is A BUCBEAR
TO MILLER HUCCINS' CLUB
New York Manager to Have Pennock Ready in
Case His Starter Fails-American League Cham
pons Really Worried Over Final Game.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

YORK. October oMler Higgins of topped
good tonight after taking 0o2
" Alexander earlier the
better off than their
League the base ball championship of the world
each side having credit
every the American leagu think of that decisive
Yankee Stadium. before them
ball hurr of the National Leaguer
Yankees without allowing
the home last Tuesday in St Louis will the slab
the of 1amc
when they realize that the difference between the shares the
will be considerably $4,000
enough wrinkles the brow of Miller Huggn crowd
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-07-01
Hosiery!

Regular $3.50 Ladies Full Fash
toned Hose, reduced for this sale,
per pair, only 98c
Regular $500 Ladies' Full Fash
toned Hose, reduced for this sale,
per pair, only $1.69
Mems regular zoe Hose to go in
this sale, per pair, only SC
MEMS regular soc Silk Hose to go
in this sale, per pair, only Csc
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-07-01
Hosiery!

$3.50 to SITS Ladies Full Fash
toned Hose, all colors and guaran-
teed quality; per pair, only Csc
Mems and Ladies Hose, regular
zoe values; per pair, only Sc
One lot of Children's ga Socks,
regular Csc values; per pair Sc
One lot of 81. 90 Silk Hose, all col
ors, guaranteed first quality reduced
for this sale to only - -----,-- SOC
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
PNH SONAIS

pr Dor.,. Entz lest last ni.n'
to os >ueclr-. whore Nc p'au, II
attend q aw'a .l'.'. today. lie /.
.enactnl b.at tomowow
Mr. "rd Mus. s.. q. rp.l ~ eaH
it.,fo 5rt ,u.'l.H ,.l'r,i DAYS, ~,
tbo Ilo'e} EwL.aa Wul.
lr1nk Gna,l 81. t"liwGpia 'rau.
.ct'l bn~i..es ju tbr ,;tv Yesterday.
Miss n.aha s. Ai|ar has returned
from Riverside ud SAN Hcluudmo
,yr' Size ~Iat tn, first pait or
.ne aroE attending cHfcrncc~ I'm
connection 9jlh ber NoH> as county
home demonstration aaut.
r. s. Willow and NG ana Mrs. A..
N Bute of fls city we've among
.hos" ruQistuu4 Jcoculy at ,l
t,oieI }a.hu. Los An4 IT,,
Mr- 4. r.. CLINE Of iIot,i}lc l.s.
ityd On. city yesterday.
Mr. ur0 NJ. Eaorre numau $.
.c~tarj1v Nartina is Secretary 10
They uIau - 1r,,e mp ..c coast to
the northru nan ot the state.
\, Muu MARTINEZ ct H.t.alt
was business vi ia n the .j
vo-tnnJae Narir IS raIar-
Governor Ro1rjanaz na.a ta.
foria
W.. r. " 3j.a -na ,n-. Tp.
A. EasiiyG have ro0ueI to tho i..
after .mu.ejug H -p Diego
q H. Ramsey Of mmiaI 1r.+
noted in HE city yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
IMPERIAL

IMPERIAL, Sept. 80. Mrs.
George paalir and daughter hov"
returned, t. Imperial after an o>
t.adrd visit 9u thc coast.
Io,lor E:yhbo5d, L. r. Bmham ulI
l.. !. Thomas represented Imperial
at Ho aau.al Luncheon given br tie
CeIrztro clamtor af commerce, I.st
week.
j.. e. eo.,maa. Garrett coul.y.
Pen Hl.. am 4a,s Aa.c1 w..r
a'Hang the innsroi people wto o..,l-
~ in FL Cea'r. Tuesday.
\. T. n.aham h"- rooe'vr1 w.r1
'a.' - .-.r 5!u. T.. T. Eai'ou-
o.. -.r.f '. >a,- LAS taDv
,b:,, Patricia, born Sept. -3r.
#r. ar Mrs. Eel'.nhor..r formerly
r..d II Ut Cou'u.
N. H. D. 1uan anil ,hllrao.
".M, "nl H.I. viii i.a, We'd
'..a. t' .a.5 Nr. naua .N '.'....
"1 jh. i.r.a#. I.- rirt, aal ha#
aaf~ fri.e il Haar3i al a...
.., ra So. d.. t.aeaf'l's city.
Ir. Ln. zee Nile. IS .ntar'ain
.aa w. Ell.- sister >u3 .eyo~1
ir.H3< from Les Angeles.
I.. Imperial eaaH5nr af com
rn heli tlcie sn4'v election q
directors Tuesday evening" Tn
s.Eaa aho W.ij serve for the con-.
iao vaag are: H. $. Canaa. "
H.... Lester rs#la1t. y. n. tot..
T. T. Ha'a#.a, Ia IIHHaa
r. r Webb.
-. ni-lap sill be- eaae..I
with J. !" n"IoWa1, - salesman
To-, ire ~ ra.rr ret- frt '..h
Mr. Ltotl#va1 recently ...1..I .Ls
.trt. j. +. ~.a-ee #H eaa.-a
T.. DrrL.u ~ I' Coaro H,ee
-ts - tEe y. T.. 5HA=n s #at.-
las c>eu,ag.
l. }. Thomas r.amcl ro.ent}z
torn Il business "trip r. Les Nrg,Ia~.
Thc.c-.y - Impe ~ is r's-nl rhs
laa'avag3 aops eatad on lest week.
I.-t ai5 vs~t stops VIII he At 7th,
t. ~ and imraria ave. The
p..sHa aaua ss Sth and ! streets.
eay sjn#1zau arrived from san
Diego aa3 assumed tho duties ot
traffic officer Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Mexico Watching
Negreta Cas- e

Il ~. cisco N.-ao.a .oe
..e >el.He .en. il H.. rasatT
III Oh Ii4nar rIa~- is tfaaa# t.
.rje far tto orr1er If offices
'al' Robinson, =. .',aar. policemen.
-aa MeNirau government "iI ai.s
la ie Ills defense fight. #~cef3lu-
3, N.s.eaa CONSIST haiza At c.'aN.
loo.
\ L.hr Zoe se.~aa. chaa.iae
n,#5.e Eo. a,.a .--#G = la-.i..
ae.el4 at H.. request d N#f-.H
(-tarae ~ #H3 I Is E}. ...t
IN. @.rraar .,... BE- st..i f.. 81.
-,ta If ". 'avs Wis $1,000 t.n .ni
'.- F.. -ri.'... \.g.. ae-
r..s @.s tt. "ah.n
'"y:r, ... t.e. - '.l.oa
oswu" hes 4.el e.iasa"
~lt-n =" .rtee points 'r fiji. IrNi-
..v q. 'I. E.''cr. Two deputies, If
Sheriff CiHcft| office ar. conduct.
us -ur-he. ius i.l-H.as.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
= 'v4 IL.
TEorns!)y to Play
In Big Series
n> tnrtcd Press Lca-.a Wire

EaN lhHA. Sept 80 -Tho dr
.ne wish - L ,.as Hausby =
,e.h. viii b. y-eHs1 oot
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.'te. "..,.I .. 80 .#aN oo
'.,.... '.aI..aa .t '.r wishes.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

has" maJe pr.pu,tt.D. foI hutmg
trips tomorrow. Violators Of the
law are to be prosecuted in accord
mec with the law, it has been an.
uonu"od.
The change ia date was made by
the fish and game commission in
accordance with a federal ruling,
Richmond states. Attempts Will be
made to have the legislature extend
the season until February instead
of closing on January - in accord
ance with present rules. Richmond
reports that Indications point to one
Of the most successful seasons in
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Coroner Holds
Two InQuosts

y verdict .t G'#ta ffam hears
disease aas #ee3 - q en.ae..
iurf q" au .Hs. .aa.a.t.5
trrlav b. Coroner +. l. i-#a
over tie aaHa or Thomas l.o.yue.
rs, "ho .e"~ a" taad ~ n. hoa.
l,He yss,n-G. na@..a.. Hga.
mti~cs fir 4. pioneer W.~c Iral
following IL. inquest .aa baeia
was .a NaaH.aia Ni.~ -amorere.
- roaH ,aga.s, conducted ~
Coroner Lyua, jaar returned
verdict that rJm.Hasv tab.se..l,
.',. COWS H. .ea. ef Eaj.'a To
..~, ID raar a.d Auaaoim EeHt.
who diaI q. ca#an size tau
miles "es, e ro"H ctgIE 81 t-eca
Torres bvEs vas ..at t.|
Aaalolm last night far burial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
'ro5sn7s snerv
Starts On Depot

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.,a- IL. CON t.. y he 10 ,'
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'.. v.re Sis. ~.art Scam 81.
"lm lH.'jH tc t-..'.d
H.. ,.1 o' "#.I.av .rpnao, ahmt
becs 9"1 a t.n p.at ,,a
tuo. Pillow. "'' tr..Gi.. COWS .u.
h Seq Fl g# r,nf.a. .m. G..r
admitted t'.. y WH'lm,. lecl
-.at +" IHn'o ior t.,. eppa.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
BORAH CHARGES FRANCE
USING AMERICAN MONEY

MiNNEtPOLI&, MINI, Sept. 81.
Senator William f. Borah, Re
publican, Idaho. rhairmaa Of the
Senate foreign relations committee.
charged here today that France is
using money rightfu.iy duc the
United State, f.r carrying on
militaf.stic program.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
No Duck Hunting
For Two Weeks

Frana RicAmood county gamc wm-
len issued a warming today calling
attention Of .rortsmcn to the change
recently made IN Ill" datr for open
ing Of the duck season. This year
the sca.on opens ON Oct. iG instead
ut 0ot. ! rs in .olmor ycar-, DC.
spite frequent notices IT, thiS cff'ct
''ehmoud states many sport-mrH
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

.lscn Keeps Crime Dow.
persons WIo mako mp 'he
visiting list III Police ,1udga
- court apparently stand
IA awe of Assistant chief Cor
d than chief O-~alt Vt
that is the opinion Of court
IS who produce the police re-
IS evidence, showing there has
cen an arrest hy city police
last Saturday. when Cornell
,ok over duties If chief du
swalt s temporary absence ON
ting trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

fecen. year. pgttsucu have te-
ported the presence Of large mum.
bcrs Of ducks.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
TIE WEATHER.

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
"ight aud Friday with modorat.
Gfcra.a"c aH. ..N,s hHn:J.ty
Southern Ca'lforai9: FajE t1n'-'
.d frit.v; N.nai t.mn .:'..'.
# humility.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

SIaushtor's CASA Grocery. D.o.-
p'e'c limo Of freeb cre.."e~. t..'-
:n3 ,ce. stables. we s.rs S. n
Grrcu trading ~t.ws.. + =. He.."
.Iv tu any r... ~ city. Nur rs.r..
ary right. Phone $50 "'F
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

Ctrcator NJ. tN~ 9a.oj-n g.
Webster. n,.sl'a. t a.. imp pe.r'
Count, Fum Beua9 Announces
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

Faculty of The Academy of
invites the public 70 au irtor.
reception Thursday evening,
a1ih.. from to 10 o clock,
ug is new m,mharS.
.ettje EarierN van Iioascu and
Miss Alirc Eaya. adH
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
I-ouscs, Iibo rgue Af1'rlmrh

Tirst Dance Of Season r:ii.v
.gat }uun- F..'.'S t So.
Narr's HAIL. E.fh ..' u."s. ST..
na' 3r invited. .t.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Enln Mao Ulll.day.

piaau nad theory. Se.'i.t :."..
t.u oivcH ;a lu-,mc.. 6I2 0'i-.
Phone 1851. aiy
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

that a5 aI. ta. .#e ; ..#
leaaa .j....Y- a f.. a-'. :. IT,.
,.ut i.H.a oa %..... o.. -
|hc ug.,.ae VII +. So ..DoI Ii.
.asou.s ~a...a .i .a.
OR spoc-a. B.cud Coffee is mix
az o.tiey 81 t6a ae-. ab'aHaaIc.
Yea t.a, s. FRY = ,JaJ. y. NJ.
e#t.Ua Phone G5@ aly
Thc Jack TacSet5 House. corner
oiE" al I.4fH i t.e rent t.-
#h... .a.I. - a.:sc o. l...e
o-fJ. :ls
= tea-'vee yas- Mere amu
N.r. -. t.. t.. lJ.H 'u-- IT tha l.os
NHa.Ia# .H#t.- d..-sttee ta.af
+. ..#+.. visitors 'u.. ll,.
,.#, 49,. ON lu,nl.- e..H..,t
~ltu tae oafi.e ha. tn.e ta ~
ao" a.Wa.'H.., ~..a sae,ff
tls...a a".t. aH hap#ts sheriff
tea#.e tE#. s-.aH# eha they
ss ##a.a [as r..s-.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Tried Chtcl.cn Dinner ~
SIarghter'4 Qasl Grocery.

'afc. Wei. :"l >... nights. tic.
sundays 11e -i' Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
COTTON 1IAEAETS
by yaitod Press Leased Wire

E=sN YORK. &H. ~. Tie cot.
ion uuI. elo-.4 eff - 20 9f
.inrs. ~... gai.. r. 5". l'i3np
.GJs 1h.nu
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
NE WIS BRIEFS
From City and County

eNts sS---------.>aa
Arizona Yesterday numrrous wash.
: oats have occat.pd ana- taa r,gat
"f way oi The Southern rarl=.
railroad east of Tucson ard f ha.
i''n necessary T. ic.ou,c 1udftic ly.
'".ca Tucson aHd ~ Nasa hv uay
' I'haraiN. otijr'ai@ a"rn I.,a5
today thai. passenger trains ;f.
s."Hg 'h'.t f"o !.ari- 1Htr ,u
aano3n. at the emergency ,a re
ho' that iao sou.h IJan viii u. cp.a
'a"oru,.
Or Il. Hanson, Dentist. tx.
I~actian specialist Davis Ellg
'."ajngs ~ appointment. Phone
8W. adv
We Are Prepared 10 take care cf
your trade anything in the Wy Of
f5t hens a'll frrers. Glys us trial
NJ J.. Todd, Us Woodward Ave.
IboAc @GG. adv
! When Visiting Los Anqa,ea drop
IN to eat ut Stuye's' LOO West
Seventh. \ reaI valley welcome
from valley folks. Adequate park
iug space. adv
Lave New Homo-Mr. and Mr.
e. G.. Nou>eonu and family hay. rc.
oeutly moved from their h.me or
Len Rev avenue to. - Lpa Rov awe
uue aeru>, thr stree, fl1m their
former location Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Keller aud family Whe fer.
mrflv occupied this house have go'DH
- Ocean Park t. make fhoi. hanc.
First Da.co of Season, Friday
rta. e. Nora4 ltaJH'.'~ club. s..
Mmv's IIa1, Fifh and orange -
i'ab'lr invited. "i.
Hazel N. Baker, teacher Of p,a-
ne. Systematic training IN Artistic
'aauo Playing Individual instrua-
tia9, ctasses y firm b#,is for future
sueccss GG5 IIcih Phone 22OW. adv
For a Real Lemonade or Orange
adc at Paul's, Union Stages De
pot. s9r
Or. Harry Fiaoley, specialist IL
diseases Of eve. ear nose au3
throat. - Il uay Hldg. Phone
~ adv
Lrum locates H3ae.
teunH ve. h#vsa =..~t ta..s#
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jenkins Violin anu Cornet Studio
witl reopen for .ar# Imonf of OLD
anl .e" >tl4yw'- september lstA,
rcrruecn's Electric shop open
for business rs usual l2} SartH
I3fth aIF
I-ouses HE. rem. Afa.rlau-a.
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and lahs al" doing w.il
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N'.r| sir.I r.tn--, -lt'ru"
..# r., la'e In AUGUST.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

ga.4o ..l.aa s portrayed IN tl.f
raata..#.A. ..a .'a.s 2t.s AI.!-
skiold - se...H D.a..e = 5tNe..n
loss Il. jac .a..s 0.-Ha.a "a'.as
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

Hughes laHd,r@ro gardening.
! -. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

=. Katharine ward Ku9a'iaa
G. NJ. ia her ma'noi #
no demonstrates car~ert t.ra
& The foundation of r'i good
Z. S'uIle 81 ai2 Olive.
800. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

iams Music Studio. Violin
band instruments. Students
/ for orchestra and solo work.
.ced and beginners. Special
/ fer beginners. Advice Civ
to choice Of instruments.
e Williams, $40 Main ST.
657. adv
Abandoned Car-rolior arc
1tiug TO locate the ownas of
4 car found abandoned near
and Fern avenue last night
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in the car bore the name
>. Walker with a New York
IS. Check viii bo made with
,tor vehicle department to So.
ear has bcon reported IS s.ol
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

zcna Floods Delay Trains
result If f'opd- reported u
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

t Dance CT Season, Fridar
Youa" Peoples ,'..h -
$ Hall, + and Orange -.
invited. adr
R. Z. Cunningham, Oct,opathic
ian. ~ MIA st rhpqc IL
1polnt adv
scs, $1,000 up. Afflcrbaugh.
adv
ses Tested Free. Lottic Elrlcv-
Ioescn, soprano late Of Hin
Conservatory and Lctitia Bar
'chool of Expire ssjon, Chicago,
g pleased to meet any desiring
tation or advice regarding
voices, at her studio ia the
my Of Mue;r. She spceiaiizes
tion and the speaking voice.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
11T2 prcferred t3 5atho aIono

TDOACHES caunct I've IN your
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"ai ant. 1t searches o.1 the cracks
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Gai destroys insects and their eggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

TcrguscH's Electric Shop open
for business rs usual l2} South
I%f,h. uIT
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
jenkins Violin anu Cornot Studio

will reopen for .ar#.IwoHf of n.t
ud a.v students September lSth.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

E&" ORLEANS. Sept. ea.-~a,t
cotton a'- MW'ra-, 1#.-0. 'u-
-.r.s steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

LruLm locates t531e 81
tauwm ue. E#rsa =s.~t .s#
man Formerly .aH.ar+.1 Wits tH
Yuma sun and C..es.re cAreu. r..
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.t> GO. ard au a,t - salesman .a#
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ses, $1,000 up. Afflcrbaugh.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30
Kills AL Household Insects

Fijt spray also clears your horne in a
fev minutes q c,4ease-baar.ne flies
2nd mosquitoes. Its cIes,, safe and
c2aJ % use. Spray Fit on your g2r-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

ronts. FTtEi-.s m0tls and t0cIr IoT"9e
@aieh catha.-s E=torsivetest5 showed
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delicate fabrics.
: Scientific I1sect,cidc
Flitis there.ultof exhaustive research
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replaced the oil methoas because It
kills @ll t1o i.5ects-anld does .tquickIy.
Get Q Tit can and snraver today. Fo:
sale everywhere.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

The New Winter Red Grown gasoline
is especially refined to give motorists the
utmost in quick starting and mileage in
cold weather driving. Now on sale from
the red, white ana blue pumps at Stand
ard Oh Service Stations and at dealers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

For a Real Lemonade or Orange
adc at Paul'S, Union Stages De-
pot. s9r
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

Hazel N. Baker, teacher Of p,a-
ne. ~. cmatir tratai1g IN Artistic
Piano Playing. Individual instrua
ti69, classes. y fia b#>is for future
success GG5 Hcl'. Phone 22OW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

Or u. 3 Hanson, Dentist. TX.
sractiGn Specialist Davis Eldg
'."djngs ~ appointment. Phone
8W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-30

Or. Harry Fiaoley, specialist IL
diseases Of eve, ear nose aud
throat. 30 Il Uay Bldg. Phone
}2. adv