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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-09
5,sl5 VISITS REPORTED

A total of 5,315 visits were made
by the Public Health Nursing AS.
ISOLATION during June, II was re-
ported at the regular directors meet
Ing Thursday afternoon at the
Fletcher Savings and Trust Com
pany.
Maternity nurses visits totalled
2.5O1 and 500 visits to crippled chill.
dren were made. In addition a goitre
clinic was held during the month by
DR.. w, F. Owens. Out Of 1913 chill
dren examined, sixty.four were
found to have goitre.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-09
PREACHER O p

G~LASGOW-Fraser Duncan, a lay
preacher. was sen to Jail for three
months for clipping with the wife
of his best friend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-09
WANT DOG FEES PAID
Police to Arrest Delinquent Owners,
Says City Official.

Police will arrest owners Of dogs
who fail to pay their city license Of
So, Fred Heaton, license clerk at the
city hall, said today. The license
fees were due July 1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-09
MIsSTEP COSTS LIFE
Iron Worker Falls to Death at Gary
Building.

BU United Press
GARY. Ind, July "a misstep to-
day cost Martin Orham, iron worker,
his life.
Working on the new K. of c..
building here, Orham missed his
footing on a steel girder and fell
forty feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
LILLIAN CANNON
OUT TO REDUCE
EDERLE RECORD
BI tinted Press Leased Wire

CAPE Girls NEZ, France, Aug.
16.-Lillian Cannon. of Baltimore,
planned today to begin an attempt to
swim the English channel ut mid
might. Weather conditions were
idea
Miss Cannon : attempt will be on
a grand scale hitherto unapproach-
ed, and her purpose will be to bet
ter the record Of Gertrude Edcrlc,
who week ago Friday, swan the
channel in 1412 hours. About 100
witnesses and correspondents. iu-
Guiding representatives, Of French,
British and American papers. were
expected to accompany the swimmer
aboard Il tug.
In addition, Madame 5anc Sion.
the French woman; lshak Hemy, Of
Egypt, aud Otto Gemmerich, Ger
man. who is Il new conner to the
channel aspirant ranks; Bill Bur,
CESS. who trained Gertrude; Jabez
Wolfe, who trained her last year.
and Jack Wicdman, Lillian 5 train
er, were to be aboard the tug.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
Hair of Woman
18 Centuries Ago
Found in London

LONDON, Aug. Is. - Perfectly
Preserved after 1900 wears under
ground, Il quantity of Roman re-
mains have been dug up in Miles
Lane, near Lon1ou bridge. during
excavation work for a new building.
The relics arc reminders Of the Lon
3iHium of the Romans. the carlicst
beginning of modern London.
\ Roman lady's wooden comb,
dclicately carved and with Il few
strands OF fine black hair still
caught in it, was found by the
Workmen, SO we'll preserved that il
seemed almost new.
Near it was found an iron stylus,
and instrument used Ivy Romans 10
write on tablets, Though il had been
buried for IS centuries, there was
no fIcck Of rust upon it and the
writing point and crasing edge were
rs sharp as they probably had been
when the stylus last slipped from
the fingers of its Roman posScssor.
y quantity of Samiau ware, dat
ing from the last half Of the t'irse
century after Christ, and u small
statucttc of pipcclay, supposed by
experts to represent Venus and Of
the sort used for household dccora-
ion b. the Romans, also were uu-
oarthcd by the aStoUi>hcd workmcn.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
TODAY'S WANT ADS.


FOR GHNT-\-ow furnished bunga-
low. Owner reserves room. 52l
Hamilton Ave. l6tf
FOR SALE--4. Guernsey COWS. all
heavy producers. r. b. tested. 6
miles west, mile north Of FL
Centre on Elm canal. +. \. Long.
1865
FOR RENT-Parily furnished five
room house. Inquire S19 COM
mcrcial. l6t3
" WANIED-Libertv National Bank
stock Of y. Y IA SO. Sth. l6t2
fOH RENT Modern five room
home, facing high school in Inn
pcli;d. Mrs. Virgil Patterson.
1916
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
TOP SECTION OF
FRIDAYS CARD
VERY PROMISING

A double main event will be stag
ed at the FL Centric fight arena
Friday night.
Joe De Leon, sensational Filipino
niddlcweight, will oppose Leo
Mitchell, coast battlcr in one Of
the star attractions and frankie
Aragon, popular FL Centre feath-
crweight. is scheduled to go against
Benny Chavez, of Calcxico in the
other.
De Leon has been cutting wide
swath in the fistic world hereabouts
for soma time and Mitchell, boy
with reputation for heavy hitting,
is being imported at the request of
fans who want to see the Filipino
90 against someone of recognized
high calibrc. Tn his last two starts
De Leon has registered quick kayos.
putting Ralph Downs away in 43
seconds three weeks ago and coming
back to register a technical kavo
over Tony Tovar n week later. He
is wicked body punchcr, shifty,
aggressive, and a mean finishcr,
once he has his man hurt. In going
against Mitchell he is up against
man who likes to battle along the
same lines and the wise ones figure
Joe will have tough road to travel.
The AragonC Chavez imbroglio
was scheduled at tho insistencc Of
Aragon who has never conceded
Chavez was entitled to q decision
, he grabbed over frankie in their
last meeting here three weeks ago.
Aragon and Chavez staged a whale
of battle and the fans have been
Just rs insistcnt in demands for a
rcmatch as has Aragon. In their
battle here Chavez adopted new
style Of fighting, one which boosted
him great deal in estimation of
local fans. Known heretofore as an
! exceedingly cautious fighter, excel
!, ling at defensive tactics, Chavez
stepped ont and became the aggres-
sor against Aragon. 1t was large
" this combined with his more cf-
fectivc punching which earned him
! the decision.
Aragon is determined to reverse
! the decision and being a mighty
fast, shiftv, boxer, with a good wal
lop in either hand, he will just
about do it if Benny lets up at
all. It should be a good battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
new WON ANS
TENNIS CHAMP
TO BE CHOSEN
Ry United Press Leased Wire

FOREST HILLS, y. V, Aug. l6.
A new women 5 tennis champion
was to be selected by the end of
the week in the play at the West
Side Tennis Club here, following
withdrawal of Miss Helen Wills,
present champion. Miss Wills was
forced to default rs the result of
her physical condition, following an
operation in Paris.
Withdrawal of Miss Wills leaves
the question Of Il favoritc an open
one with Mary X Browne, Miss
Elizabeth Ryan and Mrs Molla
Mallory the PLAYERS most favored.
OF there three, Miss Ryan, who
seems at the top of her game this
year. is the choice of most OF the
tennis fans
Miss Eleanor Goss. Mrs. Chariot
tc Chaplin, Miss Penelope Anderson
and Miss Eleanor Sears were looked
upon as possible contcndcrs.
Miss Ryan and Mrs. Mallory are
in opposite halves of the draw,
while in Miss Ryan $ half will be
found Miss Browne, Miss GosS and
Miss Anderson. Miss Anderson and
Miss Martha BaNard are III Mrs.
Mallory 5 half.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
NOTICE Or MEETING
Of Board of Equalization, Imperial
IRRIGATION District

The assessor of the Imperial lrri-
cat ion District, having completed
the assessments for the year 1926,
has delivered the books to the see
retarv of the board Of directors, Who
now have them in his office III the
Masonic bidding, FL Centre, Ctl.
fornia, where they win remaiv for
the inspection of all persons int rest
cd until September !, 1926.
The board of directors, artung as
Il board of cqualization of sid I'M
pcriaI Irrigation District viii meet
t" cqualizc assessments and continue
IN session from September lst to
September 4th, 1926, e,Ad from time
TO time thereafter as long rs n,SJ
lac necessary, not to exceed ton days
exclusive Of sundays. TO hear and
determine such oh irctiouy TO the val
uation aud assessment as may come
before it.
BY order Of the board Of directors.
F. II. McINER, Secretary.
l'allV aug ) to sep
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
For Renf-Houses

FOR RENT room modern house.
See Williams with the Buick. 5tt
rUR Rent room house furnish
ed. Also apartments. 755 Broad
way. 4Ot12
FOR RENT-Iwo room furnished
apartment with shower, SIS
lights included. Yrs. Land, 763
Park. 25ti
IOk RENT-iu. nished house for
ivy AMI August, Apply 52y SO.
Seventh st. 1Jtf
FOR RENT-La-se apartment wi5A
private bath. Also sleeping room.
Park View Apts. 25tf
FOR RENT-Ncw house partly fur
nishcd, five rooms, Call after five
y. m. 10j State. 1lt6
FOR RENT-Houats furnished and
uufurnished. Summer rates. Mrs.
Land. 1873 Park 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
Miscellaneous
For Sale

FOR SALE-Best paving grocery
in valley. White Front L.ocery,
Imperial. Prone i2J-W. 3tl2
FOR SALFs-Ncw Singer sewing
machine. cheap. 383 Olive. 11t4
PIANO fUh SALE or rent. SIS
broadway. Phone 2lS. 2ltf
rOE sALE-5oO Marsh sesdless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemona, ii.
II. Hunter, San Dies :, Rte A, Box
4I9, Nursery, Lemon Gro.@. l9t1
Kos eALh-Pldgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 764 Vine St
1871
, OK >ALr. -l42I Eoid roadster,
o>crhaalrd end painted, extra
tire, specdometcr. lriee 5000. SO
down. Marsh Dry Cleaners.
12tf
FOR SALf,-Dairy, best bargain in
California. 80 COWS, 63 heIfcrS, :
bulls, 5 horses, hay, implements.
Lease for two years, ali for $4,000.
Want to leave valley at once.
rolansky Bros y mile south, Ii
mile west Jack Store. l2t6
2UH SALE--Dry stock pasture, y
mile south of Highway Date
Ranch Richter 1874
FOR SALE-1 Killifer subsoiler,
Single stand. l Kansas City
Tightening nay press Also work
stock. Mules and horses. Mike
I-iebcrt, Seelcy, Cal. 1876
For SALE-Carload unbroken
Young mules ready for work. Well
matched. Address Rte. ) Box 315
Sant,v Ana, Cal. 14t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
So. California
Sporting Briefs

Featuring this week S boxing
p'o%ram will be the meeting be-
tween Bud TAYLOR, the "Tcrror of
Tcrrc Hautc, foremost contender
for the bantamweight championship
of the world. and Dixie La Hood.
said TO be the hardest hitter of his
weight in the country, in ten
round decision bout in the Olympic
Auditorium, Wednesday night.
Especial interest has been arous-
ed in the bout due to the announce
mcnt last week that Taylor, known
for q long time as the "uncrown-
ed bantamweight CHAMPION > would
get n crack at the real title held
by Charley "Phil" Rosenberg,
The Taylor Rosenberg title 90 will
take place Labor Day in Chicago
and the final signing of the contract
followed Il two year chase by Tay-
lor to get in the same ring at the
same time with Rosenberg. Taylor
has filled in that two wear space
with giving decisive beatimgs to
Jimmie McClarnin. Pete Salmiento
and most of the serious title con-
tenders with tie exception of La
Hood.
la Hood is rated among the five
best bantams in the country and
among others has wins over Abe
Attell Goldstcin, former champion,
Pete Sarmiento. Georgia Marks and
Chuck Hcllman. \ month after La
Hood gave Hclman a trimming
llcllman held Taylor to a draw.
La Hood is a good boxer and a
hard hitter. TAYLOR has the reput-
ed best left mitt in his class. Both
arc experienced fighters The match
should be one of the best of the To-
cal season.
In the scmi-fihal frankie Noycv
and Benny Furrcll, bantamwcightS.
will mix punches for six rounds
Ted Eastcrbrook, New York middle
weight, meets Jimmy Marcus i'm the
special event, a six round engage
mCnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
Help Wanted

WANTED -Housctctper between
the age 80 and 80 years, care of
, children. SO per month. CAL
900 or 5OSJ. 10t6
WANTED-Womm to do house
work and family cooking on
ranch > miles from town. All mod
erm conveniences. Phone 676 af
ter D. N. 13tf
WANTED-EXperienccd piano play
er Arcade Theater. Holtville
13t3
WANTED-.Work by day or hotel
work. 31J Orange. 13t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
Cattle Market

Cattie-l4O0; steady to shade
higher ON desirable grade steers,
others slow, quite string AT $7.75-
500, best here $S.2J-S.3J, common
steers #6.50-6.75; mostly better class
COWS and hcifers steady, ohtcrs
drag2y, bull; medium and low grade
$5.65-6.13, few good hcigcrS $3.50
60, bulk comon She stock So
30; cutters %2.504O0; bulls scarce,
steady.
CalvcS-300; very dull. trading
light. early bid, lower; few choice
vcalors $l0.00-l0.J0; fairly good
hndNWcight grass calves 5000;
heavios $50 down.
iIo9s-ll00; market duh opening
bids l5 TO 2jr lower at %l4.75-15.0O
ON desirable butchers; packing Sows
$ll.25-l2.00; desirable light weight
SoWS 81 .j0-l3.2J.
Sheep-500; lambs strong to I5c
higher; four decks 79-lb. shorn Cali
fomias $l&.50-13.50; culls and year.
IiugS mixed $ll.O0; ewes nominally
steady ut %5.00-7.00.
Graham county, Arizona, has cs-
tahliShod Il pure seed cotton dis
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
Dundee-McGraW
Fight Is Oft
UN United Press Leased ire

NEW DIRK. Aug. l6.-Thc ccIc.
hratiou that johnny Dundee had
planned for his l7th anniversary aS
a boxer is definitely off.
Rain todav forced a cancellation
Of the bout scheduled for tonight
between the veteran and Phil Nc
Graw Of Detroit at the Coucy Is
land stadium. The fight between
the lightwcight> was to be a l.
round affair
Dundee i matched against T"!
Morgan. junior lightweight cham
pion. for Il fight III san FRANCISCO"
ON Soptcmbcr 6 ard must Ieave for
the coast Immediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

Gcorgic Rivers. in his first appear
ancc since his fight with Fdcl La
Harba. will swap punches with the
New York flvwcight corporal Ivy
Schwartz, who sports one Of the
best box office names in the game,
in the main attraction at the be
gion show in Hollywood Friday.
The man with thc cuphouiouS
name, Corporal Izzv schwartz. has
not been so successful in winning
scraps here but has established him.
self as one Of the best drawers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
Watching the
Score Board
ES I nitcd Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays hcro-Dazzv Vance.
Brooklyn pitcher who kept the
Braves seven hits well scattered
IN tine first game against the Bos.
ton team. Brooklyn won the first
I to and the second II to ..
Babe Ruth's 39th home run Of
l926 made in the third inning of
thc first game between the Yankees
aud the Red SoX. The Yankees won
that game TO > and lost the sccOud
J to >.
Chicago's White Sox and the De-
troit Tigers NplaShcd through five
innings yesterday and neither had
scored a run when the game was
called at the end of the fifth because
of rain.
The ST. Louis Browns split II
double header with Cleveland, win
ming the first II to I and ropping
the second o..
Au eight inning assault gave the
Washington Senators . 80 win over
the Philadelphia Athletics.
The Cincinnati Reds made four
double plays and overcome the ad-
vantage piled up by Is Philly hits to
win / to ,.
\ h"mc run epidemic helped the
81. Louis Cardinals defeat the Chi
,a&r cubs : TO >. The cards got
two anl 'h" Cubs got two, hut th'
t,Ii> lot their, when men were on
tine sacks, while the Cubs did not.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
tonight and Tuesday with moderate
temperature. Foggy or cloudy in
the morning.
Southern California Fair tonight
aud Tuesday but cloudy or foggy
along the coast tonight; normal
temperature and normal humidity.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
'BOYLESS VILLAGE
REJOICES IN BABY BOY


LONDON, Aug. l6.-Tho boy
less village Of En2'and" has a hoy
at last,
B"anworth, ia Hampshire, north
east Of Winchester, WAS known be
rauSc if did not boast any boys i'm
its population. The parish vicar
had to content himself with Il choir
Of girls Now lie soon can have u
hoy soloist, since Mr. and Mrs.
Knight have son.
The trouble is said to be- lack
Of cottages. Nouc have been built
in Rrauwortb few more than %
Years, 50 whcu thc youu& mcu want
10 settle after marriage, they must
usually find homes elsewhere. The
Young kuj-hj boy has a slightly old-
cr sister, bat the next i'm age among
the young mon of BeanWorth j, Ii
Years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-S0 acres of land in
San joaquin valley, 35 acres in
Thompson seedlcss grapes, p in
alfalfa. remainder checked for al
faita. $40 per acre. Terms. Ad-
dress Victor Ownby, 3806l2 So
Flower St., Los Angeles. 12t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld
~ United Press Leased Wire

~ United Press Leased Wire
Rye, N. Y.-Mrs. Molla Mallory,
winner of the New York. tennis title
has returned the challenge bowl with
the request it stay IN competition. It
became hers by virtue of her third
victory. Hereafter it will be known
as the Molla Mallory challenge
bowl.
Port Washington, N. Y.-Waltcr
p. Chrysler $ Miss Frolic is official
ly out of the gold cup race. She
turned over yesterday when hitting
the swell Of vessel.
Chicago-john Docg of Santa
Monica. California, won the nation
al junior tennis singles title ycster-
day, defeating julius Scligson of
New York o., 1-6, Sc. 6.3
Lon n-Thc Westminster Gazette
today quoted the Dover Express and
East Kent News, as well as other
English newspapers, as saving that
NJ iss Gertrude Ederle s channel swim
was materially aided by skillful
plotting of boats accompanying the
girl swimmer. The newspapers said
mancuvering of the escort craft
protected the swimmer against the
full effect of the tides and waves,
and that She was drawn along III the
suction of the boats.
Chicago, Ill.-Fidcl La Barba,
world 5 flywcight boxing champion,
has ,igncd to meet Happy" Ath-
crton, Indianapolis, at Chicago
August -. The bout will 90 ten
rounds at llS pounds. La Barba $
title viii not be at stake.
Rye, N. Y.-Showing dazzling
offcnSc. William Tildcn cut down
, Vincent Richards 4-6, o., -, 90
to win the southern New York state
tents championship Sunday. Mrs.
Molla Mallory won the women 5 New
+ York state championship by defeat
ing Miss Mary *. Browne. GA 40,
6-a. Miss Browns, paired with Mrs.
Charlotte Chapin, won the doubles
from Mrs. NJ. II. Rosscr and Miss
Nice Francis G-:, 6-3.
San Francisco Buzz' Arlctt Of
The Oaks maintained leadership in
coast league batting last week al
though dropping two points to .375.
Boone, Of the Missions, is second AZ
.367 with Eldrcd of Seattle just II
point behind. Boone leads in home
runs Wi5h 2G.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
Lost and Found

LOST-Small coin purse, contain
ing 81 in currency and fifteen
cents in silver. Notify Press of
flee. Reward 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

hollywood 81. Missions 81.
Seattle 90. Sacrament 81.
Oakland 3-S. Sacramento %.
Los Angeles 81, San Francisco
J.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
Base Bail Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YesterdaY'S Results

New York 4-3, Boston %.
Detroit 0, Chicago 0, (callcd fifth
inning, rain.)
Cleveland IS. 81. Louis III.
Washington ), philadelphia ;.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
NATIONAL, Y,EACtIIE
Yesterdays Results

BROOKLYN I'll. Boston Is.
Cincinnati /, Philadelphia >,
81. Louis I, Chicago >.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

NEW YORK, Aug. l6.--Prcsi,
silent john lIcydlcr of tho National
baseball league, viii leave tonight
for Pittsburgh to make Il personal
investigation of the situation on the
Pittsburgh ball club, which had a
climax in the suspension of Adams,
Ejgbcc and Carey from the team.
llcvdlrr made that announce
mcut this afternoon after Gary had
talked with him aud told his side
of the story.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
Wanted To Buy

VA -ANTED--SecoLL hand furniture
Cali 495W. Sl9 Main st. 1871
+ fukAII UkE WANIED-li5 No
5th Phone 623. l4tt
WILL PAY cash for fertilizer, am
place in valley. Cali at 81 l2th
St. or write Box 361. 13t10
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
FOR RENT

so acres in city limits, some al
falta.
100 acres, > miles from El
Centre, 100 acres in alfalfa.
50 acres old alfalfa o. miles
from Imperial
IS cares, / mile from ~ Cen
tru.
~. acrcs, 81 mile from FL
Centric.
IEIN'S AGENCY
nrcgot Hotc' Building ~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
HALF OF LOST ARTICLES
ARE NEVER RECOVERED

LONDON. Aug. l6.-Ouly II per
cent of the lost property turned in
annually to Scotland Yard ever finds
its way back home, according TO tine
annual report of the metropolitan
police here.
The total number of articles fourd
and turned in 70 the police during
1925 WAS I,J79
Among the deposits last year were
ferret, two human leg bones. II
glass eye, two white mice, a parrot
and one parcel contained pair of
opera glasses and Il pair of kipper~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
Summer Rates
w. ]. STONE

so Euclid Phone JS1
FOR RENT room Furnished
house with bath. Inquire 672 Ci
ange. 19tf
FOR RENT-Jhree rooms, bath,
breakfast nook. G72 Orange. Call
after 5p. m. 2z-f
FOR RENT-Front apartment, fur
nishcd. Three rooms, large screen
porch. 772 Olive. 93tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

Two new bank, were opened ~
Prescott, Arizona, in one week re
Gently.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

NEW YORK. Aug. .-Ma>
Carey, former captain of the Pitts.
burgh Pirates, who wa discharged
from the club after dispute. car
ricd his case TO X. NJ. Lau1iS, com
missioner OF baseball TODAY.
Lands refused to take action.
The commissioner referred Carcv
to John 4. IIeydlcr, president Of
the National league, saving that it
was purely league affair. Carey
left 'Laudis and started for IIcyd-
lcr : office.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
DeDosed Pirates
Turn to Lands
II, United rress Leased Wire

PITTSBURGI Aug 10. Max
Carey. dcpn,cd Pirate captain, left
last night for New York. where I'
viii confer with Judge X. N. Ian
dis. commissioner of baseball. re-.
garding his dismissal. along with
Babe Adams and Carson Bighcc.
FROM the Pirate squad.
Adams and Bigbec placed thc
matter entirely in Carey : hands
and remained in Pittsburgh.
II was learned that Barney Drcy-
fuss, president of the Pirates, know
nothing of the action II rtil inform
ed the next day by cable in Europe,
where he is travelling.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

Az parts Of Washington have this
wear experienced serious forest
fires.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

August wheat has been selling in
eastern Washington for - ID
bushcl.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

Summers passing, Second crop
Of straw hats is ripe,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

Graham county, Arizona, has cs-
tahliShcd 4 pure seed cotton dis
trict.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
FOR SALE

Good land, choice dairy cows and
leases at reasonable prices and
telms
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

FOR RENT-Good land for dairy
and vegetables.
, 1926-03-17
MAN SEVERELY
INJURED CAR ACCIDENT

Ray Wilson of Lowell received a
bad cut on the arm on Monday
when the closed car which he was
driving ran into a truck on the
Cody-Powell road. The light car
which Wilson was driving struck
the truck a hard blow and was
badly damaged, and the breaking
glass cut an artery in Wilson's arm.
and he lost a considerable amour
of blood before he could get to a
doctor.
Wilson and friend by name of
Ketchum had spent the day in Cody
and possibly had imbibed too free
ly. so that when they met the truck
cal the Clark ranch, several ma
chimes appeared to confront them,
and in turning out to miss the most
dangerous looking one, they ran
directly into a truck operated by
a Mr. Holtz, who gave his address
as Billings, Montana. The young
men paid for the damages done
to the Holtz truck.
, 1926-03-17
GLADYS TYLER DOING
SPLENDID TYPE WORK

According to an article which ap-
pear in Opportunity" trade mag
azine of Heald's Business College
of Oakland, California, Miss Gladys
Tyler. former Cody girl, is winning
considerable distinction in her type
writing work while enrolled there.
Out of a large class. Miss Tyler
was one of four young ladies who
were able to write s~eventy-five
words a minute, for fifteen minutes,
with an average of nin~ty-seven per
cent accuracy.
Miss Tyler received her first
typewriting work under Miss Ruth
Burns of the commercial department
of the local high school, and writes
her that she will receive he dip
Iona next month.