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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
SPORT NEWS SECTION

days Of the "''abbit ball, . the spec
tators at a haIl We're interested
( chiefly in who, gonna pitch?"
Now that some Of the life has
been taken out Of the ball, the bat
terry strength Of baseball teams has
gained in importance and in the
coming series, when two sIugging
teams are to battle for the rich
prize, the comparative strchgth Of
, batteries is of vital Importance.
The catchcrs can be disposed Of
easily.
with Bob O'rarrcll working be
hind he plate for the ST. Louis Car
diuals. tic National league champ
ions viii bc fortified much stronger
thau the Yankees.
O rarrcil uot only is regarded rs
be best catcher OF the year in the
ma pr leagues, but he is tn" rank
iug candidate for the National
league : most valuable player priz".
Hc worked in l4G games for th"
Cards during H." regular season aud
there is no doubt he will be able
to last through the series.
The Yankees viii have 20 depend
upon old Hanl, ScNcrcid. who is u
good mechanical catcher, bat not Il
star. Benny BcrgoGgh had weak
arm al season that finally was
broken in Cleveland. Pat Collins
has u terrible throwing arm and
when he began to lose games, the
Yankees claimed Scvcrcid on waiy-
cr, from Washington.
Cards Have Pitchers
Behind the bat most vital spot
the Cards win be at least T. per
cent stronger Dhau Tire Yankees.
Both teams have good pitchers
but -. Louis has more good pitchers
than tie Yankees have and, while
the Yankees have to be used more
oftcucr.
/ IN IIaioes. Ehrm, Remnant, Aley-
audcr aad Shcrdrl. the st. Louis
club has more dependable STAFF
! of pitchers than the Yankees have
/ in Pcuuoch. Smoker. Rrutlcr, IioTt,
Jones and ShaWk"v.
| Miller Huggins always has been
Is,r.ug el5 pitching strength and he
would layr had Lis fayoritc " five
] star" staff thi, yrag if ioyt 5 aua
+ had NOT gone bad, if Jones had not
/ di.appoiutcd and if ShawkoE had
iuot been injured.
\. il NOW stands, the Yankees
have oulv two dependable pitchers.
Pcmoch ap dNhocker, but Dutch
! H,n'har my prove t. be the man
of tAc hour.
R3a.s uuru~by is much better
off with uaiucs, Ehem, Alexander
ami SlIdal Aicxudcr's average
do.,u't laak q, inspiring as the
iatLcrs, but with Bob . Farry.l 7
catching lin lo may be the hero ot
lhr series
i Figures amount to very little IN
a world scrlr,-as Roger Pcckin-
gargb showed last year against
Put,bg2a hrt 'hr figures give th"
Cards .arv ~iloatlr margin On
tie Yankee m battery strength.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
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For Rent-Houses

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Apply 400 Parh 2atG
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951J 2St5
IMPERIAL FELT auto cushions,
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I. Y. HARDWARE co.

FOR SALE-Nira head corn, so
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county road. q. B. Morgan
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For SALf-Cfa,Sy stripped Ford
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Watching the
Score Board
Nv United Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays Hero George THU,
Cleveland pitcher, who won his 27th
victory Of the season, heating the
Athletics five to four and assuring
the Indians Of second place in the
American league.
The Phillica beat the Braves five
10 four.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
u, Ipitcd Press icnscd Wire

Los ANGELES, Srrt. 2s.-Jark
silver, san Francisco lightweight,
said TO hc in physical aud mental
condition Similar to "hcn he met
ard trouncrd Nu,hE Callahan, IA"
urv iunior vrI'cywcjght champion,
stacks mp against boy with pIcn-
tl 90, class when he mert~ Jack
Thompson, co,urcd flash at OIym
pic auditorium tonight.
Thompson, NouuE,;ny, seem, 10
:cod ouv cNpyrjcuce to become one
cf tine rouu'rr's best Ii@htWcightN,
ilr is hard hitter and good
boxer.
Silver VIII be- u favoritc over his
rolorod rival at rinG'lmr.
Noun. NatiouaIis'a, fl'r'no'
viii cro,s puuchc, with Teddy Sjl-
va in the ten round sem final.
Babe X. o. Brownc and BATTLING
Evans will do ten round, in III"
main event, billed as the colorcd
mjdd)nWcight championship Of the
ooa>t. at the Pasadena uuo%
Thursday.
sailor l.arrv aud Joe couioza
VIII fight ,ho six round aomj."md-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
l.. \. OlD&G5. +. G. 0JSls
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
Non Coal Not withdrawn
[. :. Land Offico At
Los Angeles, Calf.
Sputr,nb,r 18th. 1926


Noticc is hereby given that Jane
l.. Shea of Jacumba, California,
who, on january 18th, 1924, made
homestead entry 0l03G5, formerly FL
Ccutro W. 05sls, for SN'l, NEi4,
SCI, NW1,, Lots -, /, j., Sec. 10.
Township / Nou,a, Range s East,
$. B. Mcridiau has filed notice Of
intention to make Comnu1IipH
Proof, to establish claim 70 the end
above described, before the i'nlteG
States Commissioner, AT san Diego,
Calif., oq Tie LIST day Of AoFem-
Der. 1896
Claimant Uawcs as witnesses:
W. H. tlccm!oush, Of Jacunba.
Calf
Delta Mccullough, of Jacumba.
Calf
=. o. Adams, of jaruuha Calf
Samuel Morrison OF Jacenth9
Calf
=. y. SMITH,
o7t26. Register
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-- Since the
days when the Chicago champion
White SoX were the hitIcsS wonders,
through successive years 10 the
Brooklyn Robins of 1920 and uDfii
the era of the lively ball, the in
portancc of a battery wa fully
realized.
Even through the mad home run
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
Help Wanted

NANTEN-Mililrr G. e. He'll. ,
miles west NrCabc school. 45t(
Statesmen and Salcswomcu want
ed, with or without cars, real
proposition for right people.
Pbon" Ilarvcv e. French, Barba,
ra Worth liotrl. for appointment
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Mrs. KATE E. OLDHAM
Insurance of an Kinds

SAC Maip Street Phone 437
GOOD Hom,titching at at Sc. Also
drossuakng Second house nor,h
of Wilson school. l6tl4
EApERlENCED drtssmaker. Mrs.
l.. Alien. 653 .I1uiitou. l8tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
CARDINALS HAVE
EDGE ON YANKS
FOR BATTERIES
Former Have Big Lead on
American Leag uers
With Bob O'FarrCn.

Editor: This is the first Of ser
les of stories in which Henry l..
Farrell, United Press sports editor,
will compare the st. Louis Cardinals
and the New York Yankees, who
arc to play in the world series
starting in New York next Satur-
day. The first story deals with the
batteries.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
Here ana There
in Sport Weird
II, rpltcd Press Icn>cd Wire

UN Iritcd Irc~e i"n>cd Wire
ENNNSTDN. l|l. Flood light
have ba.u rac,d m Northwestern
University football firId and a
o.at Shirt ot e,tpm' .uudrrd w.n
has boon added 10 u~h To- compile
'.uu the rrv Northwestern >Jadlm
t,r IN, season opening Saturday.
Chicago Tic f.lia h'tN.cu Me.
llr, Wa'..r runmr v.ltrrucjglu
rtamn1n. and Shuttle Callahan.
CUirago title a.pjtant, ha, been
,o~tuouca mi u,Nt MonduN night.
Flc bout wa, originally scheduled
fo. Crh, rark hut cold weather
r,r.cd Promoter Im MGl'cu to
SHIFT iudaors - DeNlcr park raNii.
JON.
Chicago. Tou coppo'jv and
C.u2r iHlIcaraod baNc br'u uau.
cl rE r.. f. johnson, president of
the \mcYrau league a~ thr Icagu" $
umpu. for the worlds series. CIar-
cu.r Roland Was named a, reserve
uwr.
SAN I'runri.ro-" Hac Wrj1l'
rl'r l9 a.a n5 sis lost leads
C.5.' trasn. hur.r~ ~ games up
- aI r,HO". .:.r'"H. 'Is
..... l,... n
u..i ,..a .'. F." - ~.a.'- ..t
Cole, ". .~nu su'aVau. iurJ with
'N ,'u- oaf ot 49, Othrr ranking
tur..,- ..p ttard.el. ia- .ugrrs.
ltn-r' 'usnuI; NGU,c aud
rruo't Oo,uud, and Iiuiycy, liol
lNNood
Nuautord University Coa"h
"rop Warmer Ioppri - players
from III, >al>d, squad last evening,
leaving iG. Another slash ii due
within week or ten days.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
At Press Office

FOR SALE 5, White Pckin ducks,
9 &ec>e, = turkeys. All good
young stock. Inquire Barnes
Ranch, l mile east Acacia school.
27t3
F0E SALE Bathtub to he used for
watering trough5, $40 each. Geo.
7. DefIaven. 27t6
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SO
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LOST and Found

LOST ra.r of 'crtisc strll rim
w,I gn. rall 4"oW or re-
tf1 d, go HILL Ave and receive
ward. 37t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
T()ST'I

lor mgo horse; also
nrowu horse mule, with
brand T. on left jaw and
'al4o scar on right hind
lc4. If found Phone FL
Ceu'ro -, or notify The
Press office. 27;G
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
Wanted TO Bu,

WANTED poultry of all kinds. 1882
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
Miscellaneous
For Sale

PLANO FOR SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 2ltf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine team
heavy farm horses. Inquire Press
office. AT
FOR SALE - Old newspapers at
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tUE SALE-.5U0 Marsh seedless
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rOK .oALE-PldgeoEs, White King
aud Red Ca-ous, 764 Wins St
1871
FOR SALE-seed barley Earl
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
So. California
Sporting Briefs

Eddlc MahonCN, tough boy from
Fresno, and Dick Hoppe will APP
pear in the ten round feature bout
at the Hollywood American Legion
stadium Friday instead Of Ruby
Goldstc;a and Dcmskl as originally
scheduled.
Goldstcin injured his ankle when
he fought Billy AlGor in San Fran
cisco last Friday aud while the
hurt is not serious, Dr. Paul Rorn
stated that GoldStcia was rot fit
for duty against Dcmski
Domsli' was th"n offered thc
scrap With Mahoncy but declined to
nice, the Fresno maulrr Mahonry
gave Eddie Gleason trounring at
the Vernon arena last Tuesday
might.
Mike Hector and jimmy Marcus
middlcWoights, meet in tn" semi
windup while Alki Akol, Filipino,
CROSSES gloves with Kid Giro in the
special.
Joe S'cchcr. heavyweight wrcst-
ling champion, will defend his
title in finish match against John
PcscE, Z" Ncbrasla Tigcrmnn in
The main even, Of the October q
wrestling card Of the Olympic audi
torium. pcscE is taking the pIac"
Of Ed St~anGlcr - Lewis who
claims TO have broken a bone in
his arm while getting in shap" for
the til, 20.
rc,ck and Stcchcr wrcstled to .
two ho'1 dra" at the Olympic
months ago.
Nick Lutte aud Paul Jones will
meet IN the somi final.
Angel d. Ia cruz and Benny piaz,
hautamWcights, have been SiIucd
for tive hcadincr of the Main street
Athletic Club S boxing card Satur.
daN
William Kocsobian, Armenian,
with a record Of scten Enockouta
in seven starts will mcet Don rhcb-
baria in the s.X round semi Wiudup.
The Southern California rrcsh-
man squad Was reduced from lo9
to &6 men by coayn Aubrey Drvine
Yesterday afternoon. Those suryiv-
ing the cat were pat to work i'm,
mcdjatclv preparing Tor Saturday 5
a1mc against the san Diego mar
iucs
The probable lineup a2ain.: the
san Diego aggregation will include
Tappan Of l. \. High aud Ward Of
Garden GroFo at ends; Nljct ot Go.
vino and Hotf Of Huntington Park
At tackles; Haucma~tcr ana toylc
Of l.. \. High If guards, and WalkHf
Of Columbus. Ga.. At center, ON the
,iu,. Ia Tie bac);ficll the starting
con.biuaaation will likely be COM
posed oI Rocky Kemp and
saunders of san Diego Don Noses,
Of l.. \. High, ami Ldclson Of Jnf-
frrSuu
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28

nuiug lulg, Elol@ro>c, TuIarr
comfy, shipped / ears cr caura-
loupos. 50 Of grapes, 21 of onions
and l. Of wa'ormclous.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
IODAI'S WANT ADS,

BE AN ELECTRICAL expert. Earn
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makes it easy to learn electricity
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Write National Electrical School
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FOR ALFALFA

/ ha,- several clients own
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parts o. the valley who
want them put into aifol-
fa. Excellent leases may
b" had on these together
with option 10 buy On some
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28
Special Notices

STEAM LAUNDRY for
sale, a good paving proposition al
the year round, Apply at the
laundry. 3ltt
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ELECTRIC WASHING
BARGAINS

We viii give free dem
oastratiou III your homo.
New Gpiu.a-Day ,,-s125.oo
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Ne" White Way ......-S65.00
If you are interested in 4
better than usual value in
washers, sec these. Titey
all cary dependable ftc-
tory guarantee.
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YesceI3ay' 6 Results

Oakland =. Los Nugr. /.
" iS.iCr :. Seattle
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~ Ford Forlon Sedan t@9J
% Ford ton Truck, good
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% Graham Brothers, ~ ton
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Base BAH Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia ), Boston !.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28

WANTED - EMP + iRT ! Il y G f d
PAINTER x HELPER. PER.
MANI!NT POSITION WILL
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TXPEWRITERS RENTED
All Makes
$1,000 for months, S for moiut
Special rates to students
AMERICAS TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE, Inc,
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AMERICAN LiiAGUE
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland >, Philadelphia 1
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T.. Il. SMITH
Register
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28

FOR RENT-iront bedroom. Pri.
vate entrance. Inquire after
1870 p. III. 453 Holt. 2Itt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28

FOR RENT-I.cttucc planter, G. G..
llusscy, > mites south Of Sceley.
15tG
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W. r. HANCOCK

80 Main 81. PbpH" .."I
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-28

\ Pacific Frujt Express plant. to-
east SL5oo0.g i, To Lo built -;
,steinpe, Place. rountv.
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-05-06
new YORK PARTY
FUNCTION ARIES
MEET ON SUNDAY

NEW YORK, May 4. - A confer.
ence of all party functionaries Of the
New York district will be held Sun
day morning, May 9, at 10 o'clock at
the Manhattan Lyceum, &C East 4th
ST., large halD.
At this meeting the following party
functionaries must be present:
All members of the district execu-
tive committee.
All section and subsection function
aries including organizer, secretary, in
dustrial secretary and agitprop direc-
tor
All nucleus functionaries including
nucleus organizer, secretary, agftprop
director.
All DAILY WORKER agents.
All functionaries Of trade union
fractions.
Every unit will be checked up for
full attendance and every functionary
must present his membership card.
Other party members On the district
are welcome to attend but must show
membership cards. No non-party mem
bers will be admitted
The order of business includes a re-
port on the industrial situation in this
district and the industrial work of the
party, reporter, Comrade Krumbein; a
report of the Agitprop work of the
district and the current party cam
paigns, reporter, Comrade Wolfe. A
general discussion will follow the re-
ports. Only party functionaries can
participate in the discussion.
The conference starts at 10 O'Clock
sharp. Every functionary should be
there on time.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-05-06
Operators Gre e d
Causes Miner to be
Crippled for Life
BY a Worker cOrresponaent

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 4-John
Garibush, miner at the Alicia Mine
property of the Pittsburgh Steel Co.,
was crippled about two years ago by a
fall Of mine slate. He has no hopes
of ever going into the mines again to
earn living for his wife and six chill
dren.
John Garibush was considered by
the Alicia Mine Company as one of the
best coal diggers for the company. To
day his children and wife are facing
starvation. The company has no use
for Garibush. They cannot make any
profit out Of him. The reward OF the
Pittsburgh Steel Coal Company TO
Garibush after he had worked for
more than six years was to order him
out OF the company house. The com
pany needs the house for another
worker who might produce more than
Garibush. Garibush receives the state
compensation of S12 a week. Out of
this he must pay 81 q week for travel
ing expenses from Alicia Mine to I'm
iontown, Pa. to see the doctor. II is
for man, wife and six
children to live on $40 a week. Carl
bush is a victim of the company greed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-05-06
Former Union Head Now
Republican Politician
BY a Worker Correspondent.

DETROIT, May 4-Carey d. Fergu-
son, one time business agent OF the
Street Garments Union, has entered the
race for the republican nomination for
sheriff of Wayne county. With the en-
trance of Fred II. Hessler, former head
Of the red-baiting Detroit Bureau of
the department of justice, 1t brings the
number of entries up to seven.
Carey ID. Ferguson was business
agent OF the Street Garments local for
over four years. Following this he was
president of the Detroit Federation of
Labor. BY then the republican party
OF Michigan recognized his ability and
drew him into its fold by appointing
him deputy state commissioner of la
Dor and industry.
For his good service 70 the bosses.
the labor hating senator, James Couz.
ems, recommended him for the position
OF collector of customs be now holds.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-05-06
CHICAGO WORKERS WILL
SHOW SOLIDARITY WITH
| WORKER CORRESPONDENTS

Is there humor, poetry, art and
writing ability in the worker cor
respondents? Come and find out for
yourself. A treat which comes only
on rare occasions is In store for
every worker in Chicago and of near
by towns. II you want to enjoy a
few hours and meet the worker cor
respondents of The DAILY WORK.
Err be on hand on Saturday May 9th
at 8 p. m. at the Workers House,
1902 West Division St., Chicago.
Everyone will be there. Why?
Because the Chicago worker CORES
pondents of The DAILY WORKER
have worked for three weeks to give
you performance such as will long
be remembered. They will present
Living Newspaper, the first ever
given in the English language. They
will tell you about the life of the
workers in the shops, In the stores,
in the industries.
The very small sum of is cents
will be charged for admission to pay
for the hall. Come and bring your
friends. We want to have turnout
that will show that Chicago workers
stand behind the worker correspond
ents, the fighting writer's.