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Evening star., 1926-11-28
JARD|NE BY PROXY
/ HAS RADIO DEBATE
Discusses Cotton Situation
With Southern Planter and
/ Urges Cooperation.
BY the Associated Press.

0y INC ASsUClateU TresS
A discussion of the cotton problem
between Secretary Jardine and a
Southern farmer was broadcast last
night by radio stations in a number
Of Southern cities.
Mr.. Jardine and the Southern
planter appeared fictitiously, being
represented in the radio debate by
Agricultural Department officials.
Views of Secretary.
The Secretary's views were that,
while the present predicament of the
South is due largely to overproduc-
ton, the remedy rests in securing
the cooperation Of bankers and
merchants in promoting a safe farm
ing policy.
1t was asserted that cotton pro-
duction during recent years has in
creased from around 33,OOO,O0O to
almost, 48,000,000 acres; that with
one-fourth less acreage than was
planted last year, the worlds require
ments for American cotton could be
supplied.
Must Adjust Program.
eve must learn how to adjust pro-
duction to market demand. But IN
reducing acreage, we must adjust the
program W Tic CII VI eAAO
Individual farmer. 1t would be unWlse
and dangerous in most cases for cot
ton farmers to turn entirely or even
largely to other cash crops, but no
farmer can go wrong by providing
homegrown products for his family
and farm livestock, and have a little
something to sell besides cotton. II
every farmer in the South will be sure
to do this much next year, an average
of 25 per cent production in cotton
acreage will probably result.
1.-The whole problem of adjusted
production rests in the hands of the
merchant and the bankers, working
in close touch with the farmer and
our Federal and State agricultural in
stitutiOns."
Needs Farmers Support.
Secretary Jardine explained how the
Presidents special cotton committee,
organized to perfect plan for taking
care of the immediate situation on
surplus cotton, sought and received
splendid cooperation from the bank
ers Of the South in the formation of
cotton credit corporations.
The corporations will succeed, said
the Secretary, if Southern farmers get
behind them. The vital part which
the cooperative marketing associa-
tions are destined to play in solving
the problem was emphasized by the
Secretary, but he also stressed the
necessity for more farmers to become
members of such organizations.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
YOUNG STOKES STOCK
PLEDGED TO PAY LAWYER
Court Authorizes Mother to Put
Up Shares as Collateral for
$166,25O Loan.
ne ,ba Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DENVER, Colo. November 27.-
County Judge George A. Luxford mas
authorized the transfer of 1O,S65
shares of Kesto Corporation stock.
valued at s1,0S6.500. to the First
National Bank of Denver as collateral
security for a loan of s166,250 to Mrs:
Helen Ellwood Stokes, guardian or
James and Helen Muriel Stokes, to
pay attorney fees of Samuel Inter
meyer of New York.
The stocks are the children's share
of the estate Of their father, the late
w. E. d. Stokes, sr.. multi-millionare
New York hotel man.
Untermeyer was originally allowed
s175.O00 fees for his service as at
.orney to Mrs. Stokes as guardian OF
the children in the settlement of the
Stokes will. He later voluntarily re-
auced the fee to s166.25o.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
Knew Mrs. Mills.

did you know Eleanor MlllS?
II saw her in connection with work
Of the church. For time she was a
member of my Sunday school class. :"
do you know of any one who mani
tested greater Zeal?"
II think Mrs. Clark was as active"
DO you remember going to the
Home for the Aged at BOundbrook!'
Yes"
"Was it customary for members of
your church to visit various institu.
tions nearby?" McCarter asked, land
do you remember a visit to the Home
for the Aged at Boundbrook?"
Yes
I'm whose car did you ride that
night?"
Il rode with my cousin, Mr.. Bear.
man."
The State, through a sister of Mrs.
Mills, had introduced testimony to
the effect that Mrs. Hall was pro-
voked with her husband for taking
| Mrs Mills and her sister in his car
on the trip to the BoundbroOk home
| to hold services.
'Have you any recollection of at
tending a Halloween party at your
husbands church which was a
| masquerade AFFAIR.""
Il don't recollect doing So"
A sister of Mrs. Mills, testifying for
| the State, had said she attended a
| Halloween party at which the Rev.
Hall danced most of the evening with
Mrs. Mills and that Mrs. Hall showed
| signs of jealousy, sitting apart and
not taking part in the festivities.
1 do you recall that in February,
1922, Mrs. Mills was ill?'
Il do" answered Mrs. Hall. her
| voice showing a trace of tremor as
/ she testified concerning the "other
woman"
who took her to the hospital?"
J Il did,
"In your carp"
Yes
Did you visit her in the hospital?'
yes"
How often?"
Several times"
How did she get home after leav-
| ing the hospital?"
II took her home in my car"
Did you help pay her hospital
biT?"
II did"
| The defense was pressing the point
| that Mrs. Hall never suspected that
her husband was engaged in a love
affair with Mrs. Mills. The State has
contended that her knowledge of the
affair PROVIDED the motive Tor the
double Staying.
DO you remember on arriving at
Mrs. Mills home, after she'd returned
from the hospital, that she made any
remarks in Charlotte's presence?"
asked McCarter, referring to the
daughter of Mrs. Mills.
Question Ruled Out.
Alexander Simpson, special State
prosecutor. objected, and McCarter
said:
I'VE intend to show there was a
friendly relation between these people
as late as February, 1922"
The court overruled the question.
do you recall that your husband
in the Summer of 1922 attended any
camps in the southern part Of the
State?"
"Yes, at Point Pleasant" replied
Mrs. Hall. .-..-..-------.. -.<
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
SPORT NEWS SECTION

enc had thing after that third
. round. James hit the floor i'll the
first round but was up before the
count could be started. They trad
cd vicious cracks throughout the
second and third, with neither fight
cr having much of an edge.
The fight had slowed up so in the
fifth that the crowd trottcd out the
boos (not boozc) but the fighters
didn't deserve them. They were
all in, their legs wobbling and thci'
heads lolling as they went to their
corners after the round.
Neither one was hitting through
cut the sixth and after two and a
half minutes of fighting in the
seventh James went south, as much
from his own exhaustion as from
the slam that Chanev gave him.
Rumors at the ringsidc that Huff
had been gassed were plentiful and
probably were true.
Solano, Bradshaw Won
The second score for John Joseph
was administered by Vincent Solano
younger brother of Kid Mex, who
hung the Indian sign on Hernandez
of Phoenix in the third round of
tneir scheduled four round fight.
Tie kid S victory came by virtue
Of his ability to rain blows as "a
skyrockct shoots sparks. He hit
Hernandez with everything aud
anything that he could throw and
the Phoenix boy was just beaten
down without knowing what it was
all about. Kid Mex had better treat
the kid respectfully or he may find
himself getting a licking. The
crowd likes to see the youn.stcr
fight.
Jimmy Bradshaw acted as agent
Cor John Joseph III tf" first affair
of the evening, smcarinl little Willie
TAYLOR, one of the Gold Dust twins
in the fourth round. Willie Wis
willing and Il mighty game little
tykc In our opinion LoreJov let
him stay in too long as he took Il
count Of seven and got to his feet
only through sheer spuhk to go
down again for the finish. Bradshaw
had his south gun working good last
night. We d like to see Willie IN
action again some time.
While there were nGmbc + oi
vacant seats about the arena there
Has Il large crowd out for the com
bats and nothing happened to mar
| the occasion. OF course some or
! the fans grumblcd that the main
/ event had not gone far enough, but
they would have grumblcd at the
! battle of Bull Run. 1t was a
cracking good card and should prove
| to the club officials that the faI:s
will support any card that has the
proper carmarks on it.
Billy Loveloy, who has been
i handling the fights at Brawley, got
! by in good style in his maiden ef-
! fort at the arena here and though
! the Brawlcv gang razzcd him when
/ he WAS introduced he showed his
! ability to act as third man.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Cattle Market

F Ca'tlc 800 for week; better
kinds killing classes steady 10 25c
lower, others - to Zoe lower. Baby
beef Sl0,50Gill.5o; six ears good
l231.Ib. steers Monday $50, next
best $500 with bulk $G,71m 7.S5,
commons S5.50H6.5O; top hcfcrS
500, COWS S6.25, several loads $5.75
m6,0O, bulk She stock $i,250l 30 /;
most canhors AND cutters S30oGr
%.T5; bulls - to 25c lower, bol"gpas
%i.350t 800, beef around sou.
Calvcs-ll 100; fully 2.5c higher st
col,c. Week 5 top *l2.G0; bulk 100
to 2i0-l%. Weights $ll.500 $50 ;
plain down to $1,000; commou calves
and hcavics $6.00m9 900,
Hogs gs-i-e0; closing steady ar -
10 35r hihhcr than Monday. Week 5
top Sl7,0o; bulk 100 to 195-lb, butch
crS $l6.l0mlG.s5; packing aows
arouud $500.
Shccp-54o; steady. Part dock
55-Ib, woolcd lambs $l4.00; >horn
75-Ib. weights $500 sorted - per
cent at $ll00; choice 90-lb. >horn
ewes 5000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Golfing Capital
Moves $500 Miles
To the Westward
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)

NOHlIeu TIeSS Std1t COrreSpondeub)
LONDON, June 26.-Thc victory
of Bobby Jones in the British open
championship tournament, follow
ing 50 closely the victory of Jess
Sweetser in the British Amateur,
definitely has moved the golfing
capital $500 miles westward.
Americans now rule as surely
over the golfing world as they did
over tennis before the rise of Rene
La Costa, Jean Borotra and Henri
Cochct. While the United States
finds its tennis supremacy question
ed, there can be no doubt that it
controls the golfing honors.
That this domination should con
tinue for several years at least is
Indicated by the youth of the Amcri-
can high ranking amateurs and
professionals. There are few Brit
ish stars under 50 while the mato-
ritv of the American aces have yet
to attain that age.
Next to Jones victory, which
came with n low medal score Of
29l that has surpassed everything
since 1908 when James Braid took
the same number of strokes, the
most significant outcome of the
British open was the work of
George Won Elm, who tied with
Walter Hagen for third place be-
hind Jones and Al Watrous.
Won Elm is typical Of the new
generation of American golfers. In
his early twentics he has had his
own way with Pacific coast tourna-
ments and is still on the way up
ward.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

NANIhD-second hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
Navy Variety store. 490 Main st.
IL Centro. Tu "hur sat tt
FOR Reasonable to right
party. ) room furnished mountain
nome. c. I. Ferguson. l9eod .
RON RhAT-Warehouse with spur
track Is. p known as Newmark
Grain warehouse at Ell Centre,
with packing shed attached. c. f..
kraus5, Mocor y Box 1873, San
Bernardino, Cal. u tn sat tt
FOR RhNT-CooI new apartment.
Cheap. 323 Brighton. 26r3
WANT TO HEAR from owner Of
good farm or ranch for sale. X.
Goidstonc, 1l3l College, Boulder
Colorado. y 4 il
FOR RENT-Ilousea furnished and
unfurnished Summer rates. Mrs.
Land. 1873 Park 26tf
FOR RENT OR LEAStt-Furnishcd
house. 125l State. Phone 671,
26 IS
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FOR RHNT-Nvw three room fur.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
For Reat-ROomS
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
BY JIMMY GREENE

d John Joseph Knockout had
cat season at the imperial Val
Athletic cluD last night, the Old
hitting for 100 per cent for the
time i'll many moons. Each
he four scraps ended with one
the contesting leather pushers
he floor i'll great position to wit
the full moon which rose over
top tier of seats, but with no
osition to do 50.
ninese fashion. the big ruckus
recn Billy McGowan and Harry
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
OF California, in ami for the
County of Imperial

Cotl1Dy OF Imperial
Pacific Southwest Trust and Say
inss Bank, corporation, Plaintiff
vs..
&. J. Smallcv, Farmers and Mcr.
rhants Bank, a corporation, l.. J.
Thomas. john Doc, Richard Roe,
Sallic Hoe and Sadie Poe, Dc
PENDANTS,
The People of the State Of Cali,
fornia Send Greeting to g. J. Small,
Icy, Farmers and Merchants Bank,
a corporation, i. j. Thomas, John
Doc, Richard Roc, Sallie Hoe and
Sadie Poe, Defendants.
You Arc Hereby Directed to APP
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against You i'll the Superior Court
Of the County Of Imperial, State Of
Caiiforuia, within ten days after
the scrvir" or You of This Sum
mons if served within this county;
or within thirty days if served else
whore.
Aud YOU arc hereby notified that
"Hi'NH NhH appear ana answer as
ahoFe required, the said Plaintiff
Will taAc jadg-rcnt for any money
or iamageS demanded in the com
plaint, rs arising upon contract, or
viii apply to the Court for any 9TH
cr relief demanded in the Comp
lajnt..
Given under my hand and HE seal
oi the superior Court of the Coun-
'y Of Imperial, state of Cnlifornia,
this 3Oth day Of April, 1926.
c. G. MOUSSEAT, Clerk,
BY e, 7. Harrison, Deputy CLERK
j, Stewart Ross & II. B. Whtclaw,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
NJ - J ) l. 10 2G j 10 II q 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

Adclanto, San Bcrnardino coun-
ty, has just marketed 40 acres of
peas, picked so DAYS after planting.
30 acres of lettuce and 20 acres of
spinach.
The tctal dairy payroll for three
Tularc crcamerics for April was
$l77,662.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Wanted To Buy

!. .~,NTED--5econd hand f."..~nitur.
Cali 495W. s19 Main St. loft
WANTED-lO0 to 100 acres to be
planted TO grapefruit or grape
vines, 50-5o if the land is suit
able. Write to J. c. Thomas, No.
JG4 Main ST. FL Centre, Cal. l5t12
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
So. California
Sporting Briefs
By nitcd Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, June 2G.-Ouc Of
the most picturesque players in the
Pacific coast league, Otis Doc :
Crandall will be honorcd by South
crn California fans at Wriglcy
field today.
The veteran hurler has had II
Years service in the coast circuit,
and he has always had the best
pitchers in the loop. Al the pres
cnt time he is in third place in the
pitchers records.
Doc will be OH the mound to-
day in an effort to turn in his
20o0th victory siacc he has been in
the coast league.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Los Angeles q Mission o.
Hollywood $. Seattle ).
San Francisco &, Sacramento ,.
Oakland }, Portland ..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Sale-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE-house On Wensley
Ave. Very reasonable terMs. Val
lev I.rwhs- g. 26tf
FOR SALE-New stucco house,
State. 27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

George Rivers, who meets FideI
LaBarba, world 5 flyWeight chalnp-
ion, in Il title bout at the Olympic
Auditorium a week from next We'd
neSday night, will be the first
Mexican fighter to be u world S
champion if he beats LaBarba.
Although there nave been numor-
eOus Mexican boxers who were very
successful fighters, none Of the race
has ever possessed IA championship
belt.
Rivers was given away two years
ago By les Br@h'man, Southern
California sportsman. Brunchan
presented the little McXicau to Char
lev Mcdonald, who now manages
him and refused to take any money
for him. Mcdonald is understood
to have turned down an offer OF
$4,000 fer Rivers contract recent
w.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
POULTRY

FOR SALE-300 laying 5. c. Whit
Lrghorus, also mower and rake.
unit Gains mixer. Route 2 Bo,
So, FL Centre. Ben. +. Anderson
lst1i
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld
Hy United Press leased Wire

Nutley II. J.-Maurinc Orcutt, -
year old New York university stu
dent, won her second golf champion-
ship within Il week. She is now the
metropolitan title holder and the
New jersey women : champio' In
winning the Iattor championship
over 81 holes, She had q medal score
Iof 2tf.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

ChoWchilla has asked MADEIRA
county to erect IA small branch court
hcusc and Jail for the north end of
the county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Base Ball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

V'VORUtEy . 11CoUfto
NcW York l2-ll, Boston 2-4.
st. Louis II, Chicago 4.
tlcNcland-Dctroit, postponed, rain.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
For Rent-Real Estate

TO LEASE for vegetables. 45 acres
IF soft land for cash or shares
Chas. L. Parker, > miles west and
Ii miles south on BrawIcy.
VEGETABLE land. 100 and 40
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Allen, owner. See ". Z. Hancock,
Reaitor, 546 Main. 27tf
FOR RENT-Alfalfa. 32O acres. l
mile east Of Heber. 140 acres, }
miles west of CaleXico. Address
Box 397, Brawley or Phone Braw-
ley $50. 23tf
FOR LEASE for vegetables, 10
acres alfalfa land about miles
northeast of FL Centre. Price $25
an acre. This is desirable and
close to transportation. Clarence
Il. Gage, Rcaltor, 40 Sprccksls
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday Results

Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati 9, Pittsburgh 8.
brooklyn I, New York t.
Philadelphia 3, Boston !.
Chicago-St. Louis, postponed, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Help Wanted

WANTED-Boy living at home I'd
act rs assistant in stock room. Nd
experience necessary, an oppor1
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

Juice-grape buyers at Lodi, San
Joaquin county, offer $40 II ton for
grapes f. o. b., Lodi.
Lodi, San Joaquin county. ship
ped 66 cars of cherries this spring
rs against p last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Kansas City, Mo.-Ear~as N

Kansas City Mo,--Nar>as aud
Missouri universities viii meet in
their annual football clash the sat
urday before Thanksgiving, for the
next two wears, il WAS decided at Il
meeting OF athletic directors and
alumni Of the two srhools here list
night. \ break was threatened for
IA while because of disagreement on
the date of the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

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al, an ideal mountain winter and
summer resort or home. Situated
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water piped, river (never dry)
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466W. 25t2
FOR RENT-Large apartment with
private bath. Also sleeping room.
Park View Apis. 25tf
FOR RE.NT-Cottage, 3 rooms, Live
Oak Springs, partly furnished
running water; shower bath. $50
for season. Ross T. Hickcox, log
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FOR RENT-Three room cozy apt.
lawn and shade, trees. Summer
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FOR RENT-Five room furnished
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
WANT IMPERIAL
LAND

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come properties to exchange
for your land. Mail us your
listings at once.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

San Francisco-Waltcr Mails
the great Nail Whom the Ncal>
recently pHrrta,cd viii arrive hero
Thursday In time 70 take his turn
ON the mou@ iu rhe Oakland series,
Mails Ict; Syuru~c last nigh: where
lso had hr,H farned to ttr iutcrna-
tioH9I Iraguc,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Guaranteed Hosiery, Pure Silk
Lingerie. Mills prices, Capital
$1,000, 900. \ permanent valley
institution. Edwin Stewart, I'm
Pcrial valley manager, Box 177,
FL Centre. Phone 25lW. 2lt6
ANY TRUCKS deadhcadiug to Los
Angeles, see 7. J. Tubbs, about
hauling hay back 7 miles south
east Holtyillc. 2ft4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

POSITION WANTED--By expert
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
Special Notices
Mrs. KATE E. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds
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the summer. Apply at inc FL Cen
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

GARDHNA COURT-Apartments1
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

HARTLELL--The Roofer. Takes
guess work out of roofing. Phone
251W. adv
FURNITURE WANTED-lI5 No
5th. Phone 623. 14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

San Fraacisco--'' Lefty" Cooper
was easily the Victor over Mickey
EorkSon in thot-n round main event
ut Drcamlaod rak last night. Rocj;
son failed to take Il s.age lcuHd,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26
CLANCY Kayocs Huff

J0hn .Ioscph 5 third aftair, WIFI
ten up as number two, came in th"
seventh of the engagement between
Jimmy Huff and Joe Chancy, with
the honorable James initiating Il
ducl, with canvas ON his back. The
boys fought Themselves out in the
first three rounds. It was hot
and stuffy at the ringsidc and they
wcr' evidently trying to end the
aflli. ay so.o .. ,a,S.Hi.. \ei'hsr
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-26

Sen Francisco--\thou4t they paf
0p a game ,tuGGir, the Philippine
lsiaHds Davis cap tennis team wa,
defeated i"jcr in singles by th.
Japanese toan al N"lW stadium
yesterday, ~akio raWara defeated
g. Aragua h.6, 81, S-G while Take
icnj ilara1a won from +. Arago
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