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Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
Grulnbles Ties
a Coast Record

l a"a#t"a 10 oa"ia. ua vc.t
for 4. -. e.. ir 'he t.i-rurrrcG track
"o.> at L"- Angeles saturday.
r.... aHw'.,s 2. H.l- city tied the
u.t'. c". record for the low
Wu.,r4. when Ic ,hmuol oyar the
l.naa.- .H -..i Seconds.
~, Mg>v.l' tou.or Iom.aa
star, VII" created ,ae record that
rrumh.c. o.1. E@ ~ i t'a local
boy Saturday. MaNvt1 had 81
slight ct~r Wlea tI, ,a aerd,r Was
topped iut Grumh.c, e3r..tel sat-
t#o,"Wjv 80 bast tie tape siH inches
ah,ad oj li, >itl.
Lo. Aa3clc- ports vt" r. com
m,u,in% ON t!o tae. acel assert
'tal Clmb,cs has 1T ttt gone as
vast this year >- d. can -u, .oe thnro
j, NO one 81 the coast II give hm
the competition he uug,s III uIder to
%,t ,ho most on, Of 6m
Nua.tlarir radiori In ..ord
breaking f.wm, Eddie House, III Crn-
tro either mcui,r of tie Trojan
team, VA. l.taI, so 4rt any hati
'".' '|l'i|' .i f..' ''"'i#+tt' '.t ftfii H#t cue
l50 meter race which q, Paddock 'a
r,qu,., MAS Ht lH~.e3d. ot tac 90
.arJ, ra,r. Charlie c>jdrHtlv like,
tec .ar.. distance %. tc Gu0a up "a
r,N wor'J', 'co,d tof II Saturday.
d,... thc S.l.cd in 1850 seconds.
'baiiio stepped Off tlr Wm5ul n
~ seconds with ..uael oi tbe l.. 4.
\. G. in second place and Z 4oie ia
lbuI
9bat ,t. ,., ...l a.,a e.. c.p
~jdcrcd d~s,,on- D. t6 h,r- of
other colleges seeking to VEN trn
q "A mcr, B." DE ,as ca. In Nay,
'a .t yu vs. ~ o,>p.c. Gon NeW
lora prlnjcd IN Lo, Angeles
paIat yrH.uH> declaring juat
orumbIcs has a m"t,~aA .a ra, ,nw
hurdles championship aad rAat
House is certain ,a 3. rH 1 ter
iu the hundred ,ad tny 30.
The superiority Of plrplc vetch
as cover crop in Mcndocmo coun-
ty has again been demonstrated
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
WeEItOn Mesa Land Co.
81 Main St, FL Centre 9

y ANTHD-IMPERTAL FARMS
| have listed with me for cX-
change the following properties
for Imperial Valley land: Locat
ed near blvd. > miles from Yucai-
pa, - acres, l3 year old apple
orcbgrl in good condition. Wine
saps Rome Beauties, 20 shares of
water im Mutual Water Co., CO.
ment pipe line for irrigation,
house 16X40, garage, two horse
barn, chicken house and yard.
water piped into house. This 20
acres i, valued at $21 900 by the
owner There are two mort
gages, one Of $500 on one ten
acres and $4,000 on the other ten,
making a total incumbrancc Of
$500. Owner might split and
trade ten acres scpcratc on a
smaller d"al but prefer cxchang-
ing the 20.
Have u good home in Huntington
Part near Los Angeles, con
sisting Of Two houses on one LOT,
The house III front CONSISTS of
about six rooms, all modern in
every detail, and house in rear Of
four rooms, also modern. Owner
lives in one house and rents the
other. Will assume reasonable
mortgage on a good ranch G. +.
SproUsc, 92O Citz. Natl. Bank
Bldg, Los Angeles. l0t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
PIRATES AND GIANTS FAVORITES
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE; ATHLETICS
SENATORS AND YANKS IN AMERICAN
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent


NEW YORK, April -. - "TalIc
your choice and get the best price
YOU can,' New York betting com
mssioncrs advise those who want to
speculate on the results of the ma j0r
league pcnnant races starting tomOr-
row.
With four teams standing as ae-
tual contcmdcrs in each Of the two
big leagues, sentiment is 50 evenly
hvi4cd that very lttlc big betting
haS been reported in the financial
DIP net.
The champion Pittsburgh Pirates
and the New York Giants are th"
ranking fayoritcs in the National
league and they are almost even
money either way.
In addition to partisan supporters
and many smart baseball critics, the
Pirates will have the backing of the
casual fans who like to string along
with Il champion, but the Giants
will have lot Of support from those
who have seen the pitchers that
McGraw has dcyclopcd
The Amcrisn league presents Il
first class guessing contest, with the
champion Washington Scultors. the
youthful Philadelphia Athlntics and
the revived New York Nanks fig
Uing most prominently.
The 81. Louis Browns and oxen
the Chicago White SoX are also at
tracting attention aud only the
Cleveland Indians and the Boston
Red SoX are fgured as hriu" out -
the reckoning cuti"cIN
The Pirates win l., npwjcrIrrd
al the start with Ma, 'r1cv and
Eddie Moore or thc bnurh and
PIE Traypor aijirg. iu. too much
strcs, .sAcdai not br iaid on this, n,
the i'ratcs came through j1s' faIi
after - most miserable get ;"ay,
The Giants are in FIRST class con.
dition - if tEcy escape - ,tfref-
from the exposure vc.torsar in
Washington aud th,t oH-/ 80 -g
the jump and tiy!ag st.G ,ho @.r
graw has urgrd upon ,ar players.
The Cincinnati Rods sr. a.sa lsHe
icappcd behind jh. ba' with Rahbics
iIargrayc out Of ia, game, bat D.. is
expected to be- ready tos duty within
Il week er So.
The ranking Nn,ritau League
clubs are all in good condition aud
there can he no yNcU,r .ps a .ouud.
lring st;ut,
The cauliflowcr scasou at Dccoto.
Alameda county, has closed with
30 carloads sent east.
The alIroacho, to thc Dunbar.
ton bridge across san Francisco
r.,. .,t, NON. I,it,,, fiu,.L,I
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
FOR SALE

Tor immediate delivery
5000 Marsh SccdIcas grape
fruit trees, two years old,
Fruit Growers Supply Com
pany buds, Il inch calipcr
and larger, spiendid, clean,
straight stock. Special
prices for one week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
S3.0OO.0OS

i'll buy you 4 fine five room
house, completely furnished. Hot
and cold water, we'll located, on
G0Tll2 IT, lot. This is fine next
one We are going to sell rs it is
an eNccptiona- ruv aud can be
handled on easy terms, See
AFFLFPHACGH with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
So. California
Sporting Briefs
II United Press Lcnscd Wire


Los ANGELES. April II. -- Nee
lIudkins and johnny Adams, light
weights, are The main cEcnters here
this week.
This pair will meet IN - 10 round
bout At the Olympic Auditorium
wednesday, night
Adams, who halcs from San Err-
narlino. is the enigma Of Southern
California bo4ng at tn" present
time. After winning a lightweight
Championship tournamcnt at Holly
wood more than i %oar ago, hc suf-
tefed several kuockout, and WIS
soou forgotten. He remained in
trqiuing however and returned to
pibie favor whom = gave Sammy
M&udrlI Il tough battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

Is finest land in America, sandy
loan. frostiess. viii grow the high
priced carly ana winter crops.
flcr.E clean water. Fine lettuce,
cit1s or grape land. You can own
this land for the price Of one
yea S rental. $50 per acre. Easy
terms. Investigate. Transportation
furnished.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12

rOR HENT Shed iu licbcr Rca-
sorahle rent Inquire Mr. . Kano,
554 Brighton, FL Centre. Phone
o.. 10t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
lODAY'S WANT ADS,
!--LISTEN--!

We have three days to, sell one Of
the most modern houses on good
street ON the south side. Just
completed. Tour rooms with
built in features, breakfast nook
and new electric stove. If this
is not sold in the next few days,
owner will occupy same. SO get
busy. $3.50 with 5000 down pay
Iu"at. See AFFLERBAEGII,
with Edgar Bros. Realty Go. l1t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12

DOES YOUR old mattress need re-
noVating' We are equipped with
the best of machinery that viii
make You Il first class job from
$3.50 and UP. Phone 295 CaleX-
i"o. CaIeXico Cotton Products
Inc. We call for it. 7codIU
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12

Clarlie faddocE, WHO Las i""o
showing his hccIs 10 runners cf all
aat,ouS for morc than Ic yeas. can
still break records
The ch4opion aprin.cr set HcW
record for tie l5o meter dash here
Safar3ay when he made the stop
Aa'eLas stop II l5.6 seconds now hr
Is determined to low,r his mark Of
3,6 seconds for the century and
.ctcrnu rack experts conrrdc Inc
p s,Lilitv ef lis Succeeding.
Initer#ltv Of Southern California
athletes won tie u.r' Saturday
t.n g. points. The I,~ -iugoh-
Nl5eti., clsb was ~ar.ad with - 5@
and olympic clab Of -u' Francisco
.Aird with -.
s.. p4nl .imtc.. A-a3al .r. s.ou
ia, &#ar.#ya Cautora4 aur'.
5olf championship far t4t tlt.a ,.mr
ndav - ta es
Tsa.aa Il h@Hipat .aHn. n.
H.#Her aafa#ed Z. 9. cs".,.. r.d-
iteata star. 10 and ..
IT, DaEa.al e.aba,as rl.uu.. ...'
<#as a#sa4 .2 a.tr.. lr t.n
Lo~ i eea,s tUl IL = 4'., &'n.
erie. O1ktand @d Los Angeles
SPLIT She double Ill. Nuydas and
.a~ Au"eics took tho op.Hin- game
Of Tic season lcr. Saturday.
bo, Angeles and lipliyvo.J vt'i
,5#ft Il seven .a#o series at Wriplcy
Field hrrc tomorrow.
T',r' 4 sr.- M.u. 49,. .o.l
arr}e Lcrau-r ti. l.,iu often
sounds like "a poor excuse.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12

If YOU WANT your car washed
quick service and first class
work. See Sam Spencer. Fl Cen
tro Auto Laundry. 900 broadway
st. 12t6
FOR White Lcghorn hatch
ing eggs. ! mile west, south OF
McCabe school. Phone 97F2. 12t3
,sALEsNAN-Swumrcd with leads.
"" need > 2opd men to sci
Nntuood in the Pines. See J.
liaIdcn. Barbara Worth Hotel.
to > T. m., 5 10 " a. m. l2.f
TOr SALE-Yomg laying Loghorn
Hens. +; grade. 10s2 Wood
Watd. Phone 1Gj. 12t3
FOR SNIIa-DWncr ravin. valley
VIII sell Baldwin Player Piano,
cNrciIcut conditions. Also other
household furniture Phone 99&W.
12t3
FOR aALE-W 10 Of y 50 acres,
Tract 42a = - IL j., = miic
east Mc|o'aud store. Cash or
terms. Address Sargent, 1233 +.
Wilson, Glendale, Cal. 12t6
HOUSE FOR RENT-Furnishcd,
6N5 Commercial VIII be vacant
next Sunday. 4t1
FOR RENT-Froat bedroom for
on" or two gentlemen, 515 Hcil.
Phone 6ls. 12t3
LADY SOLlCITOR-salary $4,000
per week, experience not neccs-
sarv We train YOU. See Mrs. Q.
: Street, Barbara Worth Hotel
. Il. m, to 10 a. N. to 9 p. m.
12tf
A CORPORATION is dcsirous of
getting in touch with capable man
to manage established store at
I'll Centre and cover valley ter
ri'orr. Must have sales ability
aud ho able TO haudlc orgauiza-
tion. Write Box 96l. I2t3
FOE RENT Room. Close in. sum
mcr comforts. G5a State. l3t$
FOR RENT -Four room uufuruish-
ed house, with bath, modern cou-
Ncuicucc. close in. G2l OliNc.
Phone fGGW. IL
SPFEHWBITtNG A SN9tcm of
shorthand scientifically construct
ol hl prominent educator,
founded ON ordinary long hand or
typewriter characters and for thar
reason Easy to Learn Easy to
Read. Easy to Write Investigate
Srccdwri.iHg, 90 so. Main 81
Santa Ana, Calf. 10t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12

FOR RANT- FURNISHED, unfurnish-
ed or Eight hou,e avcping Apis.
Phone %,7 or Cali at So Euclid
Ave. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
Fer Sate-1utOY,ObiIes

FOR ShLE-1923 Ford Coupe with
Zenith carburetor, Dclco ignition
and new battery. Snap at S175.
Terms. Also light SIX touring, in
good shape. SO. See Hale, Peter
son : Garage. Fourth and State.
7tG
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
1900 ACRES

1850 acre tract ON Wclitou Mesa.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12

The superiority Of purple yctch
as a cover crop in Mcudocmo coun-
tv has again been demonstrated
this year. sSS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12

LOST-Whitc gold bar pin. Return
20 Press, Box go. Suitable re-.
Ward. Qt3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
Housewives Attention

f yon need a Sewing Machine, call
at 10 North Fifth St. We have
a t"w read bargains, such us:
Singer Drop Head, long shut
tie Observation-Disclosures. ....,.....-..$ 1890
Singer Drop Hcad, 66 model $4,000
New Home "otary, Drop
Head -.-. ......-...-........---.. $4,000
Other makes, Drop Head 81 100
'tm> Early for first choice. We
Rent and Repair ,AlI Makes.
1913
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12

'OC ND-April 7tn. Sorrcl horse ON
'"rgamuchoclo mtS. Owner can
have by Identification and costs.
G. NJ. Mayors, Box 1122. Yuma.
l0t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
EXCHANGES

For Los Angeles and vici-
nifty avail yourselves of our
prompt personal service.
Ranch properties especially
in demand.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12

The caulifl0wcr season #t Dcro'o,
Alameda county, has closed with
30 carloads sent east.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12
Lest TRd Found

,IiN \ ED-Irom Geo. Nowlin
rrch. mouse colorcd mule, wi
SEQ lbs, 9 years old, brand y
with over il. April l. Phone
"'' HraWicy. j. q. Chapman. 9t5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12

T',r. 4 - - M.u. ... ,,'1
.imr'e bgraJ-n ,j. t.ulr often
sounds Ike poor excuse.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-12

Owner apply ut
%4l Hamilton. 6tI
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-14
NOW DR|VG TtiG CARY

Only those who have driven a Dodge
Brothers Special Sedan-or any
Dodge Brothers car BUILT RE
CENTLY-can fully appreciate all
that Dodge Brothers have accom-
p1ished during the past few months.
So swiftly has improvement fol-
lowed improvement, that today
the car, to all intents and purposes,
is different and ircon1parably
finer vehicle.
The announcement Of smart new
body lines and attractive color COM
binations first attracted general
favor. But since then, improvements
even more fundamental have been
accomplished mechanically.
Drive the car NOW! Observe it's
impressive new silence, snoothness
and elasticity of performance, and
you will then begin to realize Just
how vital and varied these and other
later improvements actually are.
Touring Car ............$ $500
Coupe ................. S $1,000
Sedan ................. .$1o2seo
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-14
ABOUT HUMAN NATURE

Somebody poisoned six dogs be-
longing to an East Saugas, Mass,
man, and he mortgages his home in
an effort to identify and punish the
prisoners. Which proves that HUI
man nature in Massachusetts is still
very much as human nature is
wherever men and their dogs are
still to be found.-Albany Herald.
Bet that fellow didn't live in a
where the bowls of a
worthless hound disturb his rest sew
en- nights out of a week or else he
would have no sympathy with the
fellow who demands that you gotter
quit kickin' my dog around" He may
have possessed just such dog-one
of those worthless critters that insist
on parking in the center of the street
opposite the window by the side of
your bed and barking at the moon all
night.-Sylvester Local.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-14
PLUMBER THOUGHT HE
NEEDED new PIPES

"My stomach and intestines were
always full of gas and l often had
severe collie attacks. The pain and
soreness caused me to think / needed
a new set of pipes. Since taking
MAYR'S all this has disappeared and
my only trouble now is to make
enough dough to buy all the food I'd
like to eat" 1t is simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded.
At all druggists and druggists
everywhere.-(Adv.)
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-14
RHEUMATIC ACHES
AMAZINGLY HELPED
Wonderfully better after
simple home treatment

When those old aches in joints and
muscles come on try this simple home
treatment that so many rheumatic
sufferers have found effective:
II suffer very much with rheuma-
tism," writes Salt Lake City, Utah,
woman, especially during changes of
weather. 1 always use Sloan's Aini-
ment and it relieves the pain very
quickly"
Hundreds of letters like this have
come to the makers of Sloan's telling
of the wonderful relief they have got
from all kinds of muscular pain with
this amazingly effective liniment.
Sloan's gets results because it doesn't
just deaden pain; it gets at the cause.
Right to the place that hurts it brings
healing stream of fresh, new blood.
Quickly and surely it carries off the
rheumatism germs, takes out stiffness
and drives away the aches and pains.
So clean and easy to use too. All
druggists-35 cents.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-14
TALMADCE DISCUSSES
MARKETING PROBLEM
in AMERICAS SPEECH

Americas, Ga.-Eugene Talmadge,
who will succeed J. j. Brown as head
of the Georgia department of agricul-
ture, made his first post-primary
speech at the Sumter County District
fair here last Friday night. Talmadge
was guest of the Americas Kiwanis
club, and much of his address was
devoted to. discussion of marketing
problems faced by Georgia farmers.
Recent violent fluctuations in the
price of cotton, Talmadge attributed
to other than natural causes, and in
his talk indicated that manipulators
are attempting to get control of the
south's great staple crop at unfair
prices because of the lack of ade-
quate marketing facilities.
"The big job in Georgia" he said,
lis not one of increased production.
The riddle we must solve is that Of
marketing and to reach this solution,
we must have the aid of every bust
ness man, banker, congressman and
senator. If ever there was a time
when the farmer needed to turn con-
structive thought toward the solution
of his problems, that time is now.
"The federal government is guar
anteeing profit to many of the pub
lie service corporations, such as the
railroads, but the government does
not guarantee profit to the farmer.
The nations large corporations have
the very best brains at their heads,
and they are able to think for them
selves. The farmer, however, is so
busy producing he has little time to
give to marketing problems, and that
is why 1 say he needs the help of the
business men.
"The violent fluctuations in the
cotton and other markets are not
natural. We farmers must take
cents for our cotton today, and yet
you folks must pay for the cloth
made from this cotton on a basis of
2O-cent cotton-or even more. Get
it into the heads of your children to
start life in the manufacturing game.
Start little manufacturing plant in
your home town. 1t will grow and
help solve this marketing problem"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-14
WHIPPET DOG RACES AT
STATE EXPO. in MACON,
NEWEST SPEED SPORT

Macon, Whippet Dog Races
are something new in the line of
thrilling speed attractions and their
appearance at this years Georgia
State Exposition to be held in Macon
during October 14th to 23rd will be
the first time in Georgia.
The Whippet is the fastest dog
alive. Trained to run at their fast
est possible speed, and without re-
strictions of any kind these speedy
little animals furnish an abundance
of thrills to lovers of spirited racing.
The Whippet dog is in class to him
self, there is no dog that can beat
him. He is nearly as fast as Carrier
Pigeon fer the duration of his
strength, it is asserted.
Whippets are trained to run when
they are mere puppies and some
thirty or more of these dogs have
been entered by their owners for this
race program at the Macon Fair. No
strings, no reins, carrying no burden,
it is "dog beat dog" in race where
there are no restrictions, no jockey
ing for space, no holding back. The
run is a real race-a contest for the
goal-and the dogs intense effort to
win will get you on your feet in spite
of yourself. These dogs will run
each afternoon during the week of
October 18th-23rd.
Another attraction on the enter
tainment program at this years State
Exposition is to be real old time
Georgia Fiddlers' Convention, each
night during the week of October
18th. This convention will be under
the auspices of the Old Fiddlers' As
ISOLATION and Georgia Fiddlers every
where are invited to take part and
edo their stuff at this unique con-
test. Such entertainers as Gid Tan
ner and John Carson are expected to
have a part as we'll as many others
of note. The Old Time Fiddlers are
unique in that they play old time
tunes and melodies exclusively and
bring back the days of the good old
past.
4 splendid entertainment program
/ Free Acts have ben contracted for
BY the State Exposition management
in addition to the above and visitors
to this years Macon fair will find
plenty of clean amusements.
The exhibits at this years fair are
to be unusually attractive and edu-
cational and every department of the
fair will offer a splendid showing of
our States progress along many lines
of production. Agricultural products,
live stock, poultry, boys and girls
club work, vocational schools, boy
scouts, woman's domestic art, trades
and crafts, horticultural and floral
exhibits will all have their place in
making this fair a real Georgia Ex-
position.
Reduced rates on the railroads of
Georgia and number of special old
time excursions on lines running into
Macon will be offered the public and
Macon invites Georgians everywhere
to have a part in this Georgia State
Exposition.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-14
QUITE POPULAR

Movie Actress: Any mail for me
today?
Secretary: Only an advertising
circular from an electric fan COM
pany.
Movie Actress: How wonderful!
I've received some fan mail at last.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-14

An unbroken chain $50 miles long
could be formed of persons killed and
injured annually in the United States
by automobiles.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-14

Ford is putting whiskers on the
new flivvers SO they will look like
A. Lincoln.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-14

From the roaring the static puts
up in the radio receiving sets it must
be made by cross currents.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-14
Are You
"ToxicR''

kIsWell, Then, & Learn the Importance
of Good Elimination.
FUNCTIONAL inactivity of the
L kidneys permits retention of
waste poisons in the blood. Symp-
toms of this toxic condition are a
dull, languid feeling, drowsy head
aches and, sometimes, toxic back
ache and dizziness. That the kidneys
are not functioning as they should is
often shown by scanty 'or burning
passage of secretions. Many readers
have learned the value of Doan's
Pills, stimulant diuretic to the kid
neys, in this condition. Users every
where endorse Doan's. Ask your
nei6hbor!
DOAN'S PILLS ILL
Stinaulant Diuyctic to the Kidneys
ster-Milhurn Co., Mfg. Chem, Buffalo, Y.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31

There are 132 women in state leg islaturcs in this country. Connccti- cut, with IT, has the largest num- Der
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
List Of Patents Issued
 To Connecticut People

List of patents issued to the Citi- Zcns of Connecticut for the week ending December 2, 1926 furnished by Louis AL Schmidt, solicitor Of patents, No. 259 Main St, New Brit ain, Conn.
 Oliver II. Andrews. Stamford roll irg rubber fabrics for tires.
 Edward |. Bradley, assignor to the Atwood Machine, stonington Winding machine.
 Earl C. Bunnell, Startford. Golf tee packet and golf tee
 LaIisiaus Felatc Bridgeport. Farricr's knife.
 Sorgius r. khatunzaf, Bridgeport nibrrcntial transmission.
 1.yold Middlekauff assignor 10 Union Hardware Co, Torrington. Baseball bat.
 Raymond c. Moore, Bridgeport, assignor to the Bassick Co. Handle structures.
 Alexander F. Pmkham, Bridgeport. Thermostatic vacuum temperature control system for heating plants.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31

with their attorneys. James o. AIurfin, University of Michigan re- gent who represents Cobb, said the conference might last two or three days.
 Since Cobb and Speaker have placed their case in attorneys hands they have refused to comment on developments in the Case, Cobh would not even discuss the state ment of Fred West, Detroit ball park attendant, who placed the money Leonard says he and Cobb bet on the game. The West state mcnt was that the money was ac- tually laid on a horse race.
 Ban Johnson, American leagu" president, was another interested party to the affair who continued 10 remain in the "I-haye-nothing-tO say club, which now has mem borship which includes Commission CT Landis. President Navin. Cofjh. Speaker, Wood. Leonard and even Iisborg,