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on the verge Of falling in love with,
you and I also need not tell one who
never lies to herself that you arc not
quite sure whether you want him to
do 50 or not.
{ II am going to ask you, Judy, to
please make up your mind immedi-
atcly IL you think by any possibility
you could be interested in John"
"But | am interested, I think he
lis most charming"
Don't put me off that way, you
know what ! mean. I mean do you
think that you could marry him :!
Forgive me, dear, but II you could
not am going to ask you to 70
away from here until after he has
gone on that African expedition
Again ! tried to speak, but Joan
said quietly, "Pleasc, please Judy. let
me finish. know that NJ yet you
have done nothing to encourage my
brother except what has been die
tated by your kind heart. The mo-
ment you saw him you say he was
unhappy; that we who loved him did
not really understand him and in
stinctivcly, rs you always do, you
Immediately gained not only his ia
tcrcst, but his confidence"
TOMORROW-Judy Must Decide.
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gan said such and SUCH"
The word Of an individual throws
Wall Street one way or another
depending, Of course, on who the in
dividual may be.
And therein lies one Of the 4rcach-
crous tides Of this financial sea. All
about arc "wise guys" who, like
touts at the race tracks, so about
pretending to be on "the inside.
They have the slow down" on what
the great financial figures are going
to do or say--if you believe them.
Aud there arc always new suckers
TO believe them and be fleeccd.
by GILBERT SWAN.
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SUMMONS
North tpa knlA.

SUMMONS
state ~ North T.aknia. ..
County Of [5urleigh.
In District Court
Arthur NJ. Nelson; ;..a,,,,
S. S. Searle. Morits Pollack.
and all persons unknown
ella inning amy estate or In
.ercst in or Hen or cncm.n-
brance upon the, property de- ~.
scribed In tho Complaint.
THE STATE or NORTH nAKtyTA
70 TaE , ABOVE NAMED DE-
You and each OF you are hereby
summoned to answer tie complaint
al the plaintiff herein. whicl, com:
the Clerk Of the District Court Of
EurleiEh County, North Dakota, md
TO serve copy OF your answer upOn
the nndcrsigned, within thirty days
upon You. exclusive Of the day g
such service. and In case q Your
failure to appear or answer. the
plaintiff will take jud1mept AGAINST
you by default for tho relief dc.
ni nssea Z sh sse :s;Sp s.s Of August
3, sHAff n = Attorney w tor Or Pisi n
Siiics and Post Office Address
NOTICE IS HBREBY GIVEN thai
the above entitled action ts hrought
for ssrse the c RHneoss s'f feowns a.
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held high, and her brown eyes were
almost black with anger. The heart
less, consciencclcss little flirt!
''I'm Miss Lanes sister," she told
the boy who was lounging in the
outer office.
That's her office" the boy said.
pointing to closed door. Just 60
right in!"
Trcading softly. II little, awcd by
the magnificcnce Of the Cluny and
Ncff offices, Faith turned the knob
noisclcssly and pushed open the
door. The tablcau, quickly dissolved,
which met her eye drove for the mo-
ment all thought Of the telegram out
Of her mind.
Ito BE- COntinucd.)
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A THOUGHT

Let not him that eateth despise
him that cs1eth not; and let not him
which eateth not judge him that cot
eth: for God hath received him
Rom. A:3.
Outward judgment often fails, i'm
ward Justice Invertebrates.
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER TX

SHAI EN- In
Faiths fingers trembled so vio-
cord binding the enormous box of
flowers that her Aunt Hattie, chuck
ling wickcdly, seized pairing knife
and slashed the string with one
vigorous thrust Of her skinny little
hand.
"Oh, Aunt Hattie!" Faith breatned
ecstatically as she lifted a great sl.eaf
Of roses from their bedding of damp.
pale green tissue paper. "There
must be some mistake! They can't
be meant for mel"
american BeautieS!" Aunt Hattie
crowcd. II told you so! My Lord,
the stems arc three feet long. if
they're an inch! Here, open that
there envelope, before ! bust with
curiosity! Not for you! Hunh! Make
me sick! Always runnin' yourself
down."
Faith drew the engraved and in
scribed card from. the square cnvel-
opc that was tied 70 q thick, thorny
stem. and read it loud in shaken
.Mr. George Horace Pruitt-Thesc
roses reminded me Of you. hope
you won't mind, that you will let
me see you again soon"
mind! Land o. Twin! Is the boy
crazy? ! bet them roses cost him q
pretty penny. How many are there
Hmm! Three, six, nine, twelve! A
whole dozen, and they cost dolla,
! and a half piece, if they cost q
nickel! I'd give my new false teeth
to see Chcrry's face when she takes
. squirt at 'em and, realizes they
amt for her. What you g0in' to put
'em in? There amt q vase in the
house big enough for EN-. And it'd
+! be sin and Q shame to cut off any
| o. the stems"
.I'll PIT them in that green lemon,
. ado pitcher" Faith decided, hel
| cheeks almost - red % the gorgeou.
!, flowers she carried.
| "I'd say he's got it bad-'thess
roses remind me Of YOU" Aunt
Hattie quoted with relish! "He ain'i
% lar. wrong, neither! always die
say -y6u Vas fine. hsndsome girl!
The good Lord ain't forgot how *
turn ont j. real woman, even II HI
has been skimpin' lot on these
toothpick flappersl"
Faitk said nothing, but her Aunt
Hattie's shrewd eyes observed tina,
even the hack Of her neck was red al
j sbe arranged the magnificent rose,
i IN the green Lemonade pitcher. Sht
1 epnld moi trust herself 70 speak: fol
..s1 nv 5If1a q
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SAI!ENF,SsS{SINAyE !:
AnneKustin F$ 4tss2 sAEk% *
An1,eAustin

WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE
Cherry Lane, IL, one of . fam.
lily OF TOUR chil0ren Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lane, typical American work
ing people, uses her beauty to
swamp" every man she meets.
The list Of her admirers In.
cludes Chester Hart, a former
STEADY" Of her stay.at.home sig
ter, Faith.
Chris Wiley. to whom Mr.. Lane
has forbidden the house, and
whom Cherry meets clandestine-
~.
Albert EttlesOn, 4 travelling
salesman Of indianapolis; and
Bob Hathaway, to whom Faith
IL also attracted, but who has
eyes only for the petite, copper
haired Cherry.
Faiths life is largely made up
Of work and of getting Cherry
and her brother. Junior. FL. out
Of trouble. She has just pawned
or sold all her trinkets to get
Junior out of jail when he was
arrested for speeding. Chester
Hart. at Cherry's Invitation
comes to call. and because he feels
rather mean at having "ditchcd"
Faith. he asks George Pruitt.
son of one Of the towns richest
families, to call the same evening.
Pruitt. q former student Of
art in New York. now working
in his fathers wholesale grocery
business. tells Faith she Is 4
modern Venus, and practically ig-
nores Cherry.
Cherry has promised to buy
Faith material for Z dress, but
the cloth she chooses is SO un-
suited 70 Faiths type that tn.
girl refuses It, and Aunt Hattie
Lane, acidul0us little old spinster.
wins Faiths gratitude by buying
her the material she had wanted.
The two plan to make the
dress, and are interrupted 1t
their work by the arrival of =
great box Of flowers addressed
TO Faith. who Is overwhelmed at
thr mmmnua1 Attention
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Your grocery bill may be reduced
by getting a cook who has a small
family and few friends.
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The perfect lover doesn't have any
time left to make . living.
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DO the movies supply the thrills
for which we long or make US long
for the thrills which we cannot sup
ply?
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For a long time we thought alpha.
bet noodles were put in soup TO give
everyone the proper key.
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rOMORR0w-Jsdy Must Decide.
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Some husbands ara SO perfect they
enjoy carrying umbrellas while 9th.
crs arc truthful.
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A checkered career leads to a
striped suit.
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Getting credit for being good when
you arc merely afraid Of the punish
mcnt doesn't count.
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Some people are lucky enough to
have more sense than to depend en-
tircly upon luck.
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To improve vegetable dinner try
adding big steak.
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You need about IS years steady
looking to sec as much Of your home
town as you should.
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Footballs back and those who
failed to get hurt last season hope
to do better this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
SPORT NEWS SECTION
E0RSE AND BOY FROM PANAMA WILL
BE INTERESTING TO FANS TONIGHT;
PRELIM BOYS ARE ABOVE AVERAGE

at North Island know more about
every subject than any other outfit
in your Uncle Samuel IS service, and
he includes boxing III this belief
Earl shoots from the south side, and
he expects to make more trouble for
Amador than flock of boils.
Amador is certain to put up n
good fight, and Judging from his
record, which includes u healthy
number of kayocs, Forse is going to
have plenty on his hands. 1T won Il
do any good to kid Amador either,
for he talks nothing but Spanish,
and his knowledge of English is very
limited. Pictures show the little
negro to be we'll developed bit
of fighting machinery and he has
the reputation of being a crowd
picaser.
Kid Bcllo and Al Trailing, both
from San Diego, are scheduled to
provide the semifinal for tonight s
card. Both are good boxers and
carry wallops which they know how
to use. Trailing has been favor
itc at the Coliseum in San Diego,
and has been a regular attraction
there for the greater part of Il year.
Bcilo s record is well known here,
and he is capable of putting on a
fast scrap.
Little Willie Tayl,r, the dark
boy from the East Side, is due to
make another attempt to lick Kid
Luccro of Calcxico tonight. Willie
has had two professional fights, los
.ng both by knockouts and he made
a big hit with the fans i'll each one
by his gamcncss and his genuine
boxing ability. All Willie needs to
do is to keep his belief in himself
and he Is going to make it mighty
unpleasant for other fighters. Two
knockouts at the beginning of a
career is nothing to get excited
about.
Jimmy Brown OF this city, and
De La Fucntc of CaleXico are to
open the show ut S:i5.
With the present cool weather in
force there should be minimum
number of bugs and a maximum
number of fans ut the ringsidc to-
night, thereby making il much
pleasaAter all around.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Lefty Herman
Hits En- on the
Nose For .377

Baseball fans in Imperial Valley,
who do not follow the big leagues
very colseiy, will be glad to know
that Lcity' Herman, fo-1ner first
baseman for Calexico in the Impcr-
ial Valley winter league is at pre-
sent leading the battcrs in the Ma
tional league, with percentage of
.377.
Lefty is playing first base for
the Brooklyn team to which he was
sold by Seattle following i couple
Of 1casons i'll the coast league. AL
was dangerous hitter, LEFTY
has been going at top speed in the
"big show and is rated among
the best of the first sackcrs in
either of the major leagues.
During the :wo or ;-.-cc seasons
he played here "Lcfty' was popU-
lar with the fans all through the
valley. He was Il clean player and
though the partisan fans outside
CalcXico used to "raZZ' him now
and then, they liked him for his
real ability. This is his first year
in the "big show and it is no
small honor to lead the league. lie
has participated in 63 games, just
a few short of the entire number
played by his tcam.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Yanks Cracking
Is Hope of the
Other Ball Men
BY PAUL w. WHITE
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July 9.--Among the
Other American League clubs this
gladstone rumor is being whispered
hopefully: "Thc Yankees are
cracking.'
Hope spurs on at least five other
teams which see a chance TO beat
out the hugmcu in the last half Of
the race on indications that the
New Workers have gone INFO Il Scri.
ouS slump,
The truth is that The Yankees, al
though they have dropped off woe
fully from the terrific pace they set
IN the first two months of the sen
son, still are seven and half games
ahead Of the second place Athletics
whereas ten days ago they enjoyed
Il ten game lead.
However, there are good and Suf-
tlcicnt reasons for this decline. In
iuricS to Ruth, Mcuscl and Hoyt,
among others. were enough to keep
the Ruppcrt crew from winning half
their games. Then there was y
slump in the play OF Mark Kocuig.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Before the Commissioner of Corpc
rations of the State of Cali
fOrOja

In the matter of the application of
VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY
for Il permit authorizing partial
distribution of capital assets.
Notice is hereby given of the fill
ing of an application by VALLEY
LUMBER COMPANY, a California
corporation, for a permit authoriz,
ing a partial distribution of capital
assets. to IFS stockholders.
Any creditor of such corporation
may file III the office of the Com.
missioner of Corporations at Room
200, Sun Finance Building. Los An
gclcs, California. within two weeks
of the first publication Of this no
tlcc, his verified objection in writ
lnS to the granting of such permit.
There shall be stated in such OBJ
jrction an address to which any
notice provided by law may be mail.
ed.
Dated: Los Angeles, California,
July 6, 1896.
EDWIN VI. DAUGIIERTY.
Commissioned of Corporations.
BY Elmer !. WaIther Chief Deputy.
(NEALD 9 Ii
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Cattle Market


CattIc--30O; active, steady with
weeks advance. Bulk steers $1,000
10, some held around S7.75, late
Thursday four loads medium steers
$40 with days top $S,25; bulk
she stock S5.O0@6.lO, few COWS
SG.@5, part load hcifcrS 500; cut
tcrS largely $2.O0M4.00; bulls $40
05.25.
Calvcs-l00; steady. Part load
medium TO good 2lG-lb. vcalcrs
SLIPS; common calves and hcavics
$6,00m9.00.
liogs-l0O; strong. Sales include
few lots us TO 22l-lb. truckcd in
butchers $l6.s5@ 400; packing
ooWs around $3.50.
Shecp--Nouc. Medium TO choice
lambs quoted $4,000 l3.a0; com
mon to choicc ewes $t.50a6.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Barnes Coffee
Shop Heats Up

July is evidently ont TO break all
records for fires in FL Cptro, the
department getting another call at
; O'Clock tins morning for blaze
at Barnes Coffee shop on Fifth
street.
Grease inSihc a vcntilator ON the
south side Of the building became
tGprcd. When tie fircmcu arrived
the flames were shooting aS high as
the roof of the building and the
fine appeared to bc more serious
than it really WAS. Quick work cX-
tmguiShcd the faImcS with little
damage to thc buildiug.
inc management at Barnes "Set
the boys up' when the fire HaS out,
Them somewhat for hul ing
thir sIuu,bcIa hrol>cu up.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY FOR STORAGE

Notice is hereby given that | will
sell at public auction at Valley
Taxi aud Storage Garage, at i56
Main Street, at 10 o clock a. M. OIL
the 10Th day of July, 1926, the fol.
lowing described personal proper
ty, to-wit:
one 1923 Ford Touring ear.
Engine No. 6067252.
Said sale will be made ia satisfy
Il bill for storage, of $1,000 and
any accruing damages aud the cost
incident to the advertising and sale
of said property as provided in by
Section No. 1902 of the Civil Code
of California.
G.. \. lRkPATRlCK.
: 9 IT Ii
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY FOR STORAGE

Notice is hereby given that we
will sell ut public auction at White
Service Station, Scclcy, at 1000
o o'ciock n. IN. on the 10Th day of
July, 1926, the following described
personal property, tO-wit:
One stripped Ford ear.
Engine No. 25l6.
Said sale will be made to satisfy
a bill for storage, of $4,000 and
any accrUing damages and the cost
incident to the advertising and sale
of said property as provided in by
Section No. 3O52 of the Civil Code
of California.
WHITE SERVICE STATION,
O IL Ii II Scclcy
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09

rookie short>top who WAS .j"r&cd
from the liucup after his hobbies
had cost y few close games. Koc-
mig and Lazcrri, the kid kc"StoHr
combination, performed like Nctcr-
ans during the first part of the sea
son, but they could not have hcou
expected TO keep up the par"
throughout lllr wear.
Without Ruth Mud McuHrl in prop
or condition, the Yankees are mere
~ bali club. Babe returned to
his post yesterday but he was OBJ
viousiv off his accustomed fore
and failed to gather single hit
IN four ticcs at the plate. McAe,I
is still out.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
POinsettia Yacht
Is Leading Race
Dy United Press Leased Wire

HONOLULU, July ?.-Six hund.
red and sixty miles out from Homo
lulu, the Yacht Poinscttia was lead
ing in the trans-Pacific race from
Honolulu To san Francisco. accord
ing to messages received by local
radio operators.
The Invader, winner of the race
from San Pedro to Honolulu, the
first leg of the annual yachting
classic, was trailing in second place.
The boat s position was 6lS miles
Off the islands.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
By JIMMY GREENE

Gobsl aud leathernecks, stationed
down at Panama, were the first
boxing instructors of Redfo ANA
dor, who figures in the main event
at the Imperia Valley Athletic
club tonight, with Earl Forse, and
Earl, who is still COB, stationed
at Nbrth. Island in the naval air
scrv ie, expects to show Amador
that the boys down in Panama did
.nr teach him all there is to know
ut the trade of biff and swat.
'orsc, with the loyalty OF every
COB to his particular ship of sta
tion, figures that the, fellows over
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Watching the
Score Board
By United Press Leased Wire

7estefuay 1ero.-NoOfgt JhIc,
who kept the Yankees at bay i'll
the first game of the Indians sec
ond western invasion, Cleveland
beating New York, 6 to l.
The Athletics climbed into sec
end place when they cut short II
ninth inning rally of the White Sox
that had netted five runs and ckeG
out an s to victory.
The Phillies evcned the series by
batting four Pittsburgh pitchers for
IL hits to win 10 to q.
The Red SoX, with Is safe blows,
had little difficulty in topping De
Il Oit Z to ;.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Wanted To Buy

v .ANTED-Second hand f-1nitur"
Cali 49jW. Sl9 Main st. l9tf
WANTHD-A1 Ford engine mr..
chanic. 75c hour. I,nporial Irri
sat;oa Distinct. m1"i;al. ~
WANTED-Late model used Ford.
Roadster or coupe. Cash for bar
gain. Press Box zoos. 7tt
WNNTED-To buy chicks, AL
ages. NJ. lIuson, IIoltyille. St3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
TODAY'S WANT ADS,

l WILL be at Heber Ranch, - mile
east Of IIebcr on CaIcXico high
way Sunday, July 11th, from q
Il. N. to , p. m. to sell at private
sale all horses, hay, mules and
tools Allen Miller. 9t1
BOARDERS-Onc or two men to
board through summer. Phone 900
1882 Woodward. 9t3
FOR SALE-New tires at big re-
duction. Trade in your old ones.
Wires for Tires, South Fourth St.
Ell Centre. 9t3
TAKEN up burros on Highway
Date Ranch, -four miles west. 9t2
RON EAOhANGE-A comparative,
lv new stucco five room house in
Sierra Madrc. near the foothills,
and six miles from Pasadena.
Right in center of town, one half
block to main street, stores and
bank. Want home or vacant lots
!, A. Ceutro. .o3 Park. 9t3
WANTED-Rcsponsiblc party to
haul alfalfa hay from Imperial
Ranch to San Bernardino ranch
in ten ton lots. Wcik Ranch, Rte.
A, Box III, Imperial, Cal, or 300
II. ". IIcllman Bldg, Los Angc-
les, Cal. 9t1
FOR RENT-3 room apartment.
S81 Orange St. See Williams, with
Buick. Off
tUH EEAT-1oevcn room house,
CLOSE in. Phone 391. Off
% ..r.nLl, easy. Sparo time.
Addressing cards at home, no eX-
pericucc. Particulars &c stamp.
Madison Service, 123 W. Madison
Chicago. 9t1
Lost Plate glass from auto wind
to Press office for reward. 9t3
FOR RENT rooms furnished. Cab
86S fuclid Ave. 9t3
FOR SALE-Two ton, four wheel
solid tire traitor, AL condition,
good paint, looks like new. $3.50.
Well worth 5000. Sale off Sun
day. $50 Orange St., FL Centre, Cal.
9t2
WANTEb-Substitutc office work
for summer by experienced office
girl. Phone 951J. 9t2
WANTED-Man General ranch
work. 21a miles west, 2l3 miles
north Of Seelcyn on Iiutchinso
ranch. George Bentley. 9t2
rOR RH&T-i room furnished cot
tage, corner Fourth and Olive.
Gibbs Place. 9tG
FOR RENT-HouSe, sleeping porch,
bath, trees. 424 Orange. 9t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday with
moderate temperature.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Saturday but with fog tonight
onseoast. Warmer in extreme south
cast portion tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
So. California
Sporting Briefs
s,y United Press Leased wIrr


LOS ANGELES, July 9.-Charley
Rosen, eastern lightweight, will be
the favorite over Dick Hoppe when
the two boys step i'll the ring at
the Hollywood American Legion
stadium tonight for scheduled ten
round bout.
ROsen has more impressive rec
ord as boxer than Hoppe, but
Hoppe is conceded a shade on hit
ting power. The fact that Hoppe
has been an III and out fighter dur
ing his career makes it difficult to
select him as the winner.
Hoppe has Knocked ont his last
three opponents and should give
Roscn good battle.
Jack Roper and Ernie Owens,
hcavyweights, will meet in the six
round -windup.
Many of Southern California $
leading golfers arrived at Lake Ar
rowhead today for the first anna
tcur invitational tournament ut the
Grass Valley course tomorrow and
Sunday.
The tournament will be played
over Sc holes.
Officials of the Olympic auditor
ium here today sought to sign
Gcorgic Rivers and Ncwsboy Brown,
flvwcights, for Il bout III the near
future.
Rivers gave Fidcl La Barba, fly
weight champion, q tough fight IN
the title match between the pair
here Wednesday nlght bat lost the
decision. Brown is one of the
country's leading flywcights.
The gate for the La Barba- a-Rivcrs
fight was $24, 4,514.10, auditorium Of
lficials announced.
Bobby Brooks staged brilliant
rally in the final rounds of his eight
round bout with Tommy Shull a. the
Whittier American Legion stadium
last night and won the decision.
Joe Guerrero beat Tony Lopez i'll
the six round scmi-windup.
After 10 fast rounds, Santiago To-
rilla S hand was raised over sikh
Aros at the Pasadena armory last
hight.
Gorilla is fcatherweight champion
Of Panama. His victory over
Aros was not questioned by the
fans.
Charley Weinert, the Newark
Adonis who meets Chuck Wiggins
in 10 round bout here July 81,
staged his first workout here today
Weinert has been in the east,
where he went after he defeated
Pat Lester here. short time ago.
He returned yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Mission 3, Portland 2.
Los Angeles 7, Hollywood ..
San Francisco a, Seattle !.
Sacramento 3, Oakland ..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Help Wanted

WANTEE-.Ladl- for hcmstitching
and book work Spanish speak
Jug preferred. Applicant must br
permanent, experience not neccN.
Sary. Singer Sewing Machine Co.
7t3
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Capital $5,00O,060. An establish,
cd and permanent valley inst
tuition. PhNe 25lW. Before s a.
m. aud after I p. M. phone 40.
Edwin Stewart, Imperial valley
manager. Box 80, ri Centre. ste
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-09
Base Bail Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 8. Chicago Z.
Cleveland 6, New York !.
Boston Z, Detroit 3.
Only games scheduled.