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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01

Friday evening.
Mrs. r. L. Priest was in FL Sen
tro Saturday.
y very distressing accident hap
pcncd to the \, y. Stark family rs
they were starting on their vacation
Saturday morning. AS they were
driving along the highway near
DiXiclaud, Il bee stuug ono Of the
children. \, Mr.. Stark turned TO
quiet them, the car plunged into a
ditch and hurled little Edwin
through the windshield, inflicting
severe scalp wound, and cutting his
face badly. Mrs. Stark received
several cuts, but the rest escaped
with a few bruises. Their car was
badly damaged.
Mrs. II. :. Caprou and son, have
returned from pleasant summer $
visit ON the coast.
DR.. J. :. Turner has returned from
spending three months ON the coast.
Miss Jeanette Cott returned Sun
day evening from san Diego, where
she was visiting Miss Ella Harris.
Miss Harris is Attending a business
college there, but will return to the
valley soon.
Mr.. and Mrs, \. T. Durham were
the guest, of the ". l.. Townsend 5
Sunday.
Miss G, N Preston ha. ;,cn IN
Los Angeles during the ijuc>s Of
her brother ". - Preston
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Bu:uam mo
torcd to Yuma recently.
Pete Brooks motorcd to san bic.
90 Saturday, returning sunday.
\. j. Stark of FL Centre - ia
+ Imperial to relieve \. \. stark at
the ice house.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
IMPERIAL
Ry Press staff Correspondent

By Press staff Correspondent
IMPERIAL, Sept. 1.-Dr. and Mrs.
Gray left Saturday ON their annual
vacation. They are making the trip
by train as they will visit Northern
California while gone.
The. l.. w. Allen family Of 7oj
North j street have returned after
an absence of several weeks.
j. +. Carlson and family mot"red
to San Diego over the Weekend.
Miss Ruby Carlson returned with
them.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. 1t, Burton and
two daughters, started Saturday Tor
I.aSScu county ON n hunting trip.
Mr.. Bnrtou 5 father II. +. Bnrton
and Harry Parsons accompanied
them.
Joe Tatum was an Imperial 'jsi-
tor Saturday.
Mrs. j. Beer is home from u visit
with rclativcS in Oklahoma.
|. j. Harris visited Mrs, Harris
in ,Iacumba over the Weekend.
Bill Webb, Bill Townsend. HilI
Gott and SON, w. y. Jr., visited in
FL Centre Friday night
George Ross and family went to
lIoltvill" Sunday night.
Mrs. Laura Webb and Mrs. JywcI
Durham were FL Centre Visitors
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
SPORT NEWS SECTION

games and took the league lead.
Cincinnati, losing close one to the
Chicago Cubs, was in second place,
only haIf game behind, while Pitts
burgh vas in third place, another
hall game back OF the Reds. Sep
t"lhcr thus opened with the three
teams virtually tied for first place.
IN the American league the lead
ing New York Yanks met their
iinX, Philadelphia, in the first of
Il seven game series and were de-
fcatcd $ to ). At the same time
Cleveland beat the St. Louis Browns
in - inning contest and moved to
within ~. games of the leaders.
The Athletics were in third place,
2la games behind Cleveland.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
MON Ely
Available For Safe
LOANS
On Easy Payments
TALK WITH US
EDGAR BROS
REALTY co.
Sno n1,,o o4roo% nbo,a Z n
NOTICE CT SALE
500 Main Street.
Phone 130

WHEREAS Arc'.ir Byrd did be.
come in.l"b;cd to the A'soic Motors
Company, n corporation, formerly
Imperial Valley Finance Corpora.
tion, in the sum Of 5000 for the
caring for and safe keeping Of that
certain Cadillac, seven passenger
touring automobile, motor No.
3J7-975, which automobile is now
and has been continuously since
thM debt WIS incurred, in the pos,
session of the said Moore Motor
Company, aud SAD amount is Il Lien
upon said automobile and whereas
mpIc than twenty days h"s elapsed
SINCE said debt became due and sal
lien attached auG neither the sal
amount of $1,000 nor any part
thereof has been paid by the said
Archie Byrd or any other person on
his behalf.
NOW. THEREFORE, notice is
hereby given that on the ia dav Of
September, 1926, ut the hour Of zen
b clock \. VI. Of said day in front
rf the office OF ;hc Moor Mojors
Company at 76I-166l7Gs Main street
in the ely % FL Centre, county of
Imperial state Of California, The
Sid Moore II 'orS c4lra... s,il
srll all t4r l.2ht title, interest an
sluity in and to said automobile
,boyc deserted, or so nucl thoreot,
- shall he NJ, essarv, at puo,.r alc-
l.on, for ,I,h lawful ue,uol Of ;ho
Iuitcd Stat IS of Amcric2, to nc
highest bi iI.' to pay sad lien aud
lac expenses Of sale
Dated this 23rd day 6 A1Il,.,
1926.
MOORE MOTORS CON".N,t
j. T.. HOWARD, President.
IN, lt4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

No,icc is hereby given that in ac-
cojdaucc will Section 3o5l and
ao54 Of the Civil code Of Califor-
mia tha' ou thc 3oth day of August
at Fushmau'S : Garage at 10 a. M,
7GI Main street, FL Centre, Califor-
MIA, We viii sell at public auction,
one hudson touring l?22 model,
license SO. t,@9270, l92G Engine
"a. l51t29. Tow, storage, $3.50.
One Ford touring, 1924 model,
t,rrrckc11 License 40. 1-16l2l,
Ariloua, 1876. Engine 80. S57%2l /.
Tow and storage, $1,000.
One Ford coupe l92l model,
(wrcchcdl License 80. + ll-622,
1926 Engine 70. 3Il2isl. Tow,
owe Republic truck, '9l7 model,
> | = ION No licruSc. Engine 30.
2SG&G. Tow, $1,000.
One Studchakcr Special, touring
l923 model. License no. 3lS-i29,
1928. Engine No. Il. &. 6i03S. Stor,
aye and taxes $1,000.
Said sale will bo held TO satisfy
their charges for storage aud re-
pairs TO the sum of S2lS.72, toGcth-
or with thc cost of publication of
this notice and cost of sale.
Dated, August l., 1926.
iCSllMAN' GARAGE
James II, iIushmam.
SOTO James II. iIushman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
BOXING FANS Are
READY TO FORGET
POLITICAL STUFF

Now that the politicians have re-
tired from the arena, for a time at
least, local followers Of sporting
contests are turning their attention
to the program Of fistic bouts card
ed for the local arena Friday night.
kld Savage, one Of those boys
who has campagncd for many "A
year, is going to tackle his old
enemy Jimmy Byrnc and indica-
tiOns are that the local fistic bugs
will flock to the arena to witness
the carnage. Every town has Il
fighter the fans want whipped and
they do say Savage is FL Centre S
choice III that respect. They flock
to see Savage in the hopes that
someone will whip him soundly. The
veteran in turn, takes great delight
in slipping one over ON the custom
ers by standing up under the shock.
It looks this time as though Savage
is due for trimming as his rival
is in the best of condition mad has
been going great guns recently.
The feature six roundcr between
Benny Romero and Tommy o 'Bricn
is attracting heavy interest. Many
local critics pick O'Bricn as the
best feathcrweight prospect seen
here in long time and the six
roundcr with a boy Of Bcnny's cali
brr is sure to be a rcal test O'Bricn
whipped Benny over the fonr round
route about month ago. The bout
should be a whirlWind affair.
Andrew Brooks of Brawlcv and
Battling Johnson of Imperial are
scheduled for four rounds. In the
opener Vic Lucero and Homer
Gaines will renew their fcud.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
BASEBALL RACE
IS CLOSEST IN
MANY MOONS
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Thc base
ball season, which ends this month.
entered the home stretch today
with the race tightening in botn
leagues and thrilling finish almost
certain in the National.
The st. Louis Cards, by crushing
the champion Pittsburgh Pirates in
a double header, gained two fuh
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT room modern house.
See Williams with the Buick. off
FOR RENT-Iwo room Furnished
apartment with shower, $40
lights included. Mrs. Land, 7S3
Park. 2jtt
FOR RENT--iu, nished house for
Jr'y AMI August Apply 52y so.
Seventh ST. l9tf
FOR RENT-La.se apartment with
private bath. Also sleeping room.
Park View apis, 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity; Fair
tonight and Thursday with modcr-
ate temperature. Foggy or cloudy
in the morning.
Southern California; Fair tonight
and Thursday but foggy Thursday
moruin. on the coast; normal temp
craturc and normal humility.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
SOMETHING NEW IN
PAPER PASSING ATTEMPTED
BY nitcd Press Leased Wire

OREGON CITY, Ore, Sept. I. =
Something new in "paper passing
WAS attempted here when Patrick
Conner presented and asked payment
on a cancelled check. He pleaded
ignorance and said he thought the
check was good, since farmer had
given it to him in payment for
work. He refused to name the
farmer so an Investigation was
made. 1t was disclosed that Conner
entered the United States illegally
from Canada. He is now being held
for federal authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
Help Wanted

DISTRICT SALESMANAGER- 4
well established local mfg. con-
Germ has AN exceptionally profit
able business proposition to offer
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the cYtcnt of $500 cash, fully Sc
cured through merchandise and al
so otherwise. If YOU are in earn
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strict confidence. Answr: PrA,s
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AT Yuma, Washer Wilson, 13l SO.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
For Rent-Real Estate

FOR SALE OR RENT-4o acres
opposite Eucalyptus school, on
San Diego highway. John Nip
pert, general delivery, El Gem
tro. 28-6
FOR RENT-Beginnlng Oct. LIST, 40
acres alfalfa, equipped for dairy.
Meloland district. G, p. Hill, 329
Nevada street, FL Monte, Calf.
31-5
FOR RENT-Wanteo experienced
gardener to farm 20 to 80 acres
= miles southeast Of Seelly. Cash
or share crop. AG3ress P. J.
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50 acres i'll city limits, some al
falfa.
100 acres, > miles from Ell
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50 acres old alfalfa 21a miles
from Imperial.
Is cares, l mile from El Cen
tro.
1912 acres, 81 mile from Ell \
Centre.
LEN s AGENCY
Oregon Hotoi Building II
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
Summer Rates
w. ], STONE

So Euclid Phone 387
EOR REAT-furnishcd , room mod
ern house. Inquire JJ9 Hell St.
30-3
FOR rENT-Rooms, apis. bachelor
quarters. Gibbs place, Cor. 4th
and Olive. 3O-6
FOR RENT-Cozy room for l or :
gentlemen. 735 Olive St. 27tt
FOR RENT = Several nicely fur
nished and unfurnishcd houses.
Mrs. Land, Ys3 Park. 23tf
FOR RENT : Newly furnished
three room apartment. 6t0 Adams
21tt
FURNISHED COTTAGE for rent.
1913 Commercial. 3ltf
FOR RENT Close in double room
for = gentleman, > beds, sleeping
porch, shower, separate entrance.
5S3 Brighton Ave. 3ltf
FOR RENT OR SALE = New I
room bungalow and garage. Good
neighbOrhoOd. j. II. Schneider.
owner. 521 Hamilton Ave. 31tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
Lost and Found
Situations Wanted

OFFICE POSITION WANTED hv
experienced girl. Press Box 900.
Bis
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
So. California
Sporting Briefs
BY United Press Lcasfd Wire

; Los ANGELES, Sept. /. - \
series Of hcadlocks, applied by Ed
! Stranglcr' Lewis, which left Mike
! Romano, Italian heavyweight wrest-
ling champion, bleeding at the
mouth and nose and completely
dazed, gave the stranglcr' vic
tory in their bout in Vernon last
night.
Romano failed to rc-appear after
Lewis took the first fall in SO min
utcs. The Italian champion was cx-
amincd by DR.. Lloyd Mace, state
commission medical advisor, who
pronounced him unfit to continue.
And no time during the match did
Romano appear the equal of the
claimant of the world s champion
ship. The bout was scheduled to
two out of three falls.
The match between Wayne d" Big
Mum, one time world s heavyweight
titlchoIdcr, and Howard Canton
wine WAS shorter and even roughcr
than the Lewis Romano 90. Can
tom wine was knocked clear cold 9
minutes and A. seconds after tie
opening when the 2sO pound Mum
picked him up and dashed him to
the floor of the ring.
In the toughest match of the card
Toots Mondt. Colorado cowboy, de-
fcatcd Bill Dcmctral in J6 minutes
and 30 seconds, throwing him with
"A double wrist lock and arm scis-
SOrS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01

An economic study of berry farm
lng IN western Washington is thc
name OF Il valuable new Washington
buIlptiu
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeSterday'S Results

Washington >, Boston q.
Cleveland Is. St. Louis ).
Chicago 1916, Detroit -,
Philadelphia $, New York }
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld

New York-Suzannc Lcnglcn is
to play in Madison square Garden
on her debut as professional tennis
player. The dates set yesterday by
&. e. pyle, who holds her contract
arc October Q and 10. Pyle promiS-
that she would meet "anothcr not
ed woman player.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
w. E. HANCOCK
HOUSES

FOR SALE OR RENT
We have exceptionally good buys on
easy terms, immediate possession.
Get busy for every day you wait
you will have less to chose from.
O. W. AFFLERBAUGH
10 9th Phone J37
BEST Buy in West Hollywood,
Calf. New ) room house; = bed
rooms; double garage, near Fair
fax II. ;. $500; less for cash.
Owner, Mrs. Ruth c. Fish, 4742
EImwood Ave, Los Angeles, Calf
No dealers. 3l-3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
COAST LEAGUE
Yes ;erday's Results

Yes IerIay 5 KeSUltS
San Francisco lj. Missions ,.
Hollywood Is, Los Angeles q.
Portland >, Sacramento >.
Oakland :. Seattle :.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
Base Bail Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
eSterday'S s Results

ST. Louis O., Pittsburgh IL.
Chicago /, Cincinnati o.
Philadelphia !, Boston ,.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
FOR SALE
NEW HOUSES

You can buy them ON small pay
mcnt down and balance easy pay
mcnts. They are modern in every
detail and located i'll south part of
city.
See NUFFER LAND co.
Phone 45-W 5O8 Main St.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
Miscellaneous
For Sale

PIANO FOX SALE or rent. j
Broadway. Phone 2lS. q
FOE sALE-50O Marsh seedls
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. |
ii. Hunter, San Diego, Rte. 4, q
479, Nursery, Lemon Gro,A II
rolt oALE--Pldgeons, White Xii
and Red Carous. 764 Vine ST.
16|
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dry stock. ~ miles west, B.
Difani. 24-8t|
FOR SALE-A combined lister al
planter, rows for corn, beans
any medium seed, with ext |
plates. Planter used one seasc|
Sell 36J.c0. Cost S165.000. Addr,|
\. I. Nichols, Boz 315, Bannii|
Calf. Sd
FOR SALE-Equipmcnt for beau
parlor, best to be bought, enou
for two booths, 2 chairs, mir
units, drcsscrctts, with elect
stcrillzcrs, SGn-Acro hair dry
manicure tables and stools.
Address Halt, 1884 Muir Al
Ocean Beach, telephone Bayvi
7l6lM. 30
! FOR SALE-Soft drink stand, Sd
ertou, Ariz. Bargain for cd
Only stand in town. Inquire ca
ley Myers cigar stand, Ell Cen
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
Dempsey Takes
Day of Rest

ATLANTIC CITi, \. j., sept. !.
Wolf hounds and children will be
the attraction for Jack Dempsey To-
day rather than spHning partners
Tbn Champion, having made Wed-
ue,aav his day of rest was To
viudup his day : training with q
'irtte road wor& and a journey out
to Camden kcmrl owners farm
The crippled children at the Seaside
home were to receive Il visit from
Dempsey later ON in the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01

Making a fool ont of someone is
tn" SIMPLEST thing on earth. And
that someone is YOU.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01
OREGON SCHOOL
is CELEBRATING
5OTH BIRTHDAY
by United Press Leased Wire

EJNENE, Ore. Sept. I.-TNcrc
are number of language chairs at
the University of Oregon but the
need for even more is being felt ~
messages of congratulation on the
univcrsity's 50th birthday continue
to pour in.
The semi-ccntcnnial celebration
will be held here October 5 to %
and invitations were mailed in this
summer TO foreign universities. Re
plies are now coming in. \ few are
in English but most of them are in
the native tongues of the schools
from which they come.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01

Chicago-Yong Fisher, Syracuse,
\. V, middlcwcight, yesterday was
fined 500 and barred from Illinois
matches for life by the state boxing
commission for profanity in the ring
and hitting Jock Malone, 81. Paul.
Mimi, after the bell III their 10
round fight Monday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01

Nothing seems to di,tort the vi
sion more quickly than trying to
look down ON thos, above YOU.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01

Los Angcles-Gcorgc Blake, man-
agcr of Fidcl La Barba, and one of
the foremost referees in the west,
has been asked to referee the
DcmpScy-Tunucv battle in PhiIadcl-
phia September %, according to his
friends here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01

Chicago-I Dung NationaliSta, FlIl-
pimo bantamwcight, won a referee 5
decision from Pal Moore, Memphis,
in Il fast 10 round match at the
Coliseum last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01

Joe Benjamin, we'll known light
weight boxer and husband of Marion
Nixon. screen star, who filed suit
for divorce several days ago, has
deserted the boxing ring and will
become Il screen &" Shcik. Ben
.jamin has signed contract with an
independent motion picture com
pany.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01

Miss Ethel McGarn national One
mile and long distance champion,
and Miss .Ngucl Gcraghly, national
breast stroke champion and world
record holder, Will compete i'll the
swimming carnival at the Ambas-
,ador plunge Saturday aftcrnooG.
The champions will appear against
Pacific coast challengers.
Alki Akol, bouncing Filipino ban
tam and Johnny Godinez will be
the hcadlincrS of the boxing card
at the Main Street Athletic club
Saturday night.
Jackie sherman and Toby Mon
tova viii meet in the windup.
Santiago Iollia won a decisive 10
round victory over Doc Smell, Ia
coma druggist, at Culver City last
night. Gorilla took seven of the 10
rounds.
frankie Gramdrtta lost the dcci-
sion to Dario Barron in the eight
round -windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01

roh oALE--pldgeons, White Xii
and Red Carous. 764 Vine st.
10
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-01

''-N Il III ENCEp DrcSsmakcr wishes
position Write Press Box oo4
30-3
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-12
Senator Reed Comes
Through. Now, Mr..
Mellon?

xvi e suggested to Senator David A. Reed of
WI Pennsylvania the other day that an OPP
portunity had been presented to him to prove
himself man as well as Senator.
1t is now our pleasure to report that Sena-
tor Reed took advantage Of the opportunity
the moment he saw it.
Some days earlier he had referred to
young Washington lawyer as discharged
Government employee" The young man in
question was not discharged Government en-
ploye he had resigned voluntarily and without
prejudice.
When the Senator's attention had been
called to his misstatement he rose in his place
on the floor and said he wished to correct it,
adding, II am only too glad to make this
statement as publicly as l made the other
ONE
This performance on the part of Senator
Reed is completely to his credit. But he hasn't
stopped there. He has gone even farther.
The original mistake was made during
discussion of charge that Secretary Melons
three Pittsburgh banks had been allowed to es-
cape payment of $4,000 in taxes through the
fling of an improper return Senator Reed
himself had argued in the Senate that those
three banks, of which he is director, could
properly only file what is called 'consoli-
dated return, = since their ownership is the
same. He was not aware, of course, that by
special ruling in the revenue bureau, they had
been allowed to file separate returns which en-
abled them to escape payment of the $4,000,
as related. He certainly was not aware that
his own law firm, representing the banks, had
obtained this ruling.
At the same time we called his attention
to the injustice done the young Washington
lawyer, we pointed out what had happened in
the matter Of Mr. Mellon banks
Now Senator Reed, in an interview, tells
uss
II shall recommend to Mr.. Mellon and to
my law associates that they take steps to have
the Bureau of Internal Revenue reopen this
case and look into it. The banks should not
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-12

TN the death of William G, Bobbs Indian
~ apolis loses an outstanding citizen. For
nearly half century he was engaged in the
publishing business in this city. Under his
leadership the Bobbs Merrill Company attained
its place as one of the leading publishing
houses Of the country. The concern has pub
lished the books of many famous writer's and
has discovered number Of authors who
entered the first rank in literary production
In this work Mr. Bobbs had an active part.
Mr. Bobbs was distinguished not only as a
publisher, but as man active in the betterment
of the community in which he lived. He al
ways took an active part in the affairs of the
city. One Of his outstanding accomplishments
was his work in connection with the Riley Me-
mortal Hospital for Children. Mr.. Bobbs had
been close friend of James Whitcomb Riley
and the Riley hospital was close to his heart.
He assisted greatly bringing that wonderful in
stitution into existence.
Mr.. Bobbs will be missed by his fellow citi-
zens
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-12
Whatcha Bet?

(T1H HE other day 7. E. Moore, Canadian
editor, on his way to Chicago to attend a
press conference, was held up by the Ameri-
can authorities at the frontier.
Reason: They did not like his politics He
is connected with the Zone Big Union Bulle-
tin, " of communistic or some such leanings, so
naturally he frightened our Labor and State
departments terribly.
Nevertheless after strong protests on this
side of the border, our officials saw fit to let
Mr.. Moore in. Why, d like to know, after
barring Countess Karolyis
Maybe Countess Karolyi is the answer.
Maybe Secretary of State Kellogg has seen a
light. Maybe the hullabaloo raised for barring
the wife of the former president of Hungary
has caused our Secretary Of State to use a
little, but more, discretion.
Now that Editor Moore has been let in,
we II bet anything he doesn't overthrow the
United States Government.