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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
TODAY'S WANT ADS

FOR RHET-Furnishcd Apt. 473
Park ~t. 1jt6
FOR Victor yirtrola and
records. I4$ No. 9th st. 15tf
LOsT-,lady 5 leather purse, be
tween Eighth, Commercial and
Main Street, Monday afternoon.
Contains checks and cash. Reward
IA Commercial. 15t5
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Edwin Stcwar. imperial Valley
$. Branch Manager. Box III, Fl
Centre. Phone DIV. 1876
WANTED-l00 to 100 acres to be
planted to grapefruit Or grape
vines. 800 ii the land is suit
able. Write to J. c. Thomas. 40.
56f Main st, I'll Centre, Cal. 15t12
FOR SALb--Bcst paying grocery
sore in valley, and home. White
Front. Phone l25W. l5t6
FLORENCE Apartments aud rooms.
III Commercial. 15t4
FOR RENT--Housekecping rooms.
753 State. 15tf
FOR RE'NT-F'ivc room furnished
house with bath and shower. 672
Orange. 1jtf
FOR SALE-$3O00. 35 acres. ,
miles north of FL Centric. \ 4, of
s. u and +. - acres of So Of
Sl2. Section 81, Twp. % r. IA.
w. L. Baynton Co., G39 So. Spring
st. Los Angeles. 15tG
FOR RENT-For II summer, fur
nished house at 62I Olive. Mod
"rn conyruiences, close III, com
Portable sleeping porchcs for the
SUMMER. 15t3
HAVE NEFY finc improved Pasa-
dcna business block, clear. Shows
good iucomc and good home. Also
good income property at ncrmosa
DCaah. Want good Imperial ranch
Land. Thcs2 are real properties.
What have YOU? Write Mr. Did
dy, 90 +. Colorado St, Pasadena
15t3
WANTED-Marricd man sor gene
raj ranch work. Goed iob for the
right man, Must he good milkcr.
Only willing and conscientious
worker need apply. Walter i.
Hayckorst, Southern Trust &
Commerce Bank, Brawley. l5t3
SECOND HAND business. Owner
hurt, wants late sedan in trade.
Van Buren,, Calipatria. tn til If
AlUU MAIN COIT.uNS Tor rent,
If you want cool. mountain cot,
tagc, v0a cannot % better than
IIipass. Address Murphy X Cram
er. owners. IIipass. tues 4 fri If
WAN rhD-Hccond hand furniture,
Highest prices paid. Army and
Navy Variety store. $50 Main st
~ Centre Tu Thur Sat If
.rOK HH\r--W archousc with spur
track g. p.l known as Ncwmark
Grain warehouse at FL Centre.
with packing shed attached. G. +,
kIauSa, Motor \ Box l3S. San
Bemardino Cal, IA tn sat #
DOES YOUR old mattress need re-
novating? We are equipped with
the best of machinery that will
make you first class. job from
800 and up. Phone 295 CaleX-
leo. Calexico Cotton Products
Inc, We call for it, 7eodl0
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
NEW GAS FOR AIRSHIPS
DEVELOPED AT ROSS FIELD

los ANGELES, June lt.-\ de-
. .i.r' ID airrajt; 'Gcl which en-
lir.l, ri,a,'I AIRS danger ttom fire on
airships or a;.plancs is claimed by
'''': ~ =. Slate. inventor at Ross
Fold, Arcadia, near here,
Slate is building an all-mctal super
dirigiblc, under government sub
sidy.
The new fuel is solidificd natural
gaS, already used successfully III
Refrigeration aud other lines. In ad-
dition to removing the fire hazard
from use of gasoline, the fuel is cx-
pcctcd to widen the flight range of
airplancs and TO lessen fuel expense,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Situations Wanted

YOU Nc girl Wishes steady position
Three years experience as typist
and office work. Phone 3l6W.
12ta
EXPERIENCED bookkecpcr de-
SlrcS part time work or substitute
for summer or permanent. Re.
ference, furnished. Write Pres,
Box 97l. lit6
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Special Notices
Mrs. KATE 4. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds

o46 Main Street Phone 43I
EXPERIENCED drcSSmakcr. Will
90 out by day. Phone 226. 12t3
ii HARFAELL--The Roofer. Takes
guess work out of roofing. Phone
25lW. adv
FURNITURE WANTED-IJ5 No.
5th Phone 623. 14tt
FOR SALE-20o L. !. hodS from "
weeks to months. Phone 1HGW
i4l;
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Lost and Found

brown mare with
scar ON right hind leg, one mile
west Of McCabc school. Owner can
have by paying for at. Joe Gislu.
1915
TAKEN lP on King johnson place.
One lIolStein hcircr, : wears old.
No brand. Owner may have said
animal by paying for pasture,
Carl Locher. 1919
LOST-FelnaIe English Bull dog.
White with brown spots, screw
tail. Box 623, Imperial l2t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Royal Ascot Is
Drawing Tl1rong

ASCOT BEACH, England, June
15.-Thousands of people arrived
early today for the first day of
9 Royal Ascot week which is the
name of the king Of England : o"n
private race meeting. The weather
was threatening but moro than u
threat would be necessary to inter
fcrc with the great annual parade
of fashion. beauty and horscilcsh.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Watching the
Score Board
Nv United Press Iensed Wire

Yesterday deTo.-t avn Iorch'C'
rookie catcher of the Giants, who's"
triple in the ninth scored the run
that defeated Cincinnati I TO ;.
Babe Ruth ait his 22nd homer OF
the season in game which tn"
Yankees lost TO 81. Louis ! to ;.
Ruth injured his leg and had TO re
tire after the second inning.
Four home runs helped the Cubs
win from the rhillicS 9 TO :.
The Braves staged Il three run
rally in the fifth inning and that
was enough ~ win the Pirates ,
to =.
IIomcrs by Herman and Felix and
II triple play negotiated by PcwStrr
and Maranvillc helped the Robins to
triumph over ST. Louis y to !.
Tho Indians made it three straight
over the Athletics, going into second
place by winning Is 10 >.
The Tigers noscd out the Red SOS
IN a see saw battle : to :.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-ReaI Estate

FOR LEASE-,Cn good terms to
right party 100 acres alfalfa.
room house and room tank house.
Al,o separator house. Lots of good
shade. Easy to irrigate. u mile
east OF AlamitOs school house,
Meloland, north II of tract 81.
Write to owner. Dr.. f.. d. Grand.
mason, 7141l so. Hill ST., Los
Angeles. 8tlJ
FOR RENT--For dairy, 80 acres al
falfa land, 50 acres ready now,
balance will plant early fall. az
miles west Braw!cv. K. ". Mon
Icr lOrG
TO LEASE for vegetables. 10 acres
Of soft hand for cash or shares
Chas. (. Parker, = miles west and
"a miles south on Brawleg.
8tf
FOR RENT-1co acres alfalfa,
fenced mao ) fields. ol0 Nam 81.
Fl tCntro. llt0
NEunIABLE land. 100 and lao
acres, Old Alfalfa, for rent. T.. r..
AIen, owner. Sec W. f. Hancock, !,
keaiGor, > 46 Main. 27tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
For Renf-Houses

FOR RENT--New house, nicely
furnished, : rooms, breakfast
nook ana bath Call 672 Orange
or phone 330W. 2tf
FOR LEASE-Bv year only. New
five room house and garage. 575
Euclid Ave. Phone 514. 2tf
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment with shower. $40,
llgnts included. Mrs. Land, 1873
Park. z5tf
rOR RENT--Fivc room cottage a,
Jacumba. See Marvin Moore, So;
Brighton. St.
FOR RENT-Two nice furnished
houses, excellent sleeping rooms.
Summer rates. Tyler lns. Agency.
12tf
CLEAN, cool apartment, cheap 5a3
Brighton. 12t<
FOR hkNT-Cosv three room apart,
ment, lawn ana shade trees. Close
in Adults. SI9 W. Main. Phons
495W. 3tf
tOR Rt.NT-Cool apartment. Sum
mcr rates. $40 Adams. SIT
FOR RENT-At Mission Beach for
the summer, new five room fur
nished cottage. 751 Isthmus Court,
ncaf ocean, and two blocks north
of Amusement Center. Has ga
rage and very desirable. Cali
above address or write Mrs. Da-
vid Gibson, Box 176. Mission
Beach, Calf 9t6
fOk RHNT--A34. ;ment ana batL;s
clOr shack. Js3 Olive. Ilt6
fOR RENT-l'u.lished house. lI25
Main. 1:to
FOR Rf1NT-Cool, comfortable
room, convenient to bath. $50
Orange. Call evenings or see
Barry, Irrigation District office.
12tf
FOR RENT-Two large nicely fur
nished modern houses. Nice sleep
ing porches. Mrs. Land, 783 Park
Ave. 1878
FOR RET-Large cool furnished
room. 1910 Owe. 14t3
FOR RHNr-Thrcc, four and five
room houses. 634 Hell. Phone
263J. l4t3
| FOR RENT-Cool shady furnished
modern house. $35. Water paid.
442 He'll. l4tf
FOR RENT-TnfrIms roor
house. S3L Olive St. Phone 2O9J.
l4tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
SPORT NEWS SECTION
So. California
Sporting Briefs
BY United Press Leased WtrG

LOS ANGELfIS, June l0.-tnar-
ley Wcincrt, Of Newark, rcpresen-
tativc of boxing skill, will meet Pat
Lester, Arizona heavyweight, who is
an adhcrcnt of heavy punches, III the
10 round main event at Vernon to,
night.
The Newark boxer was the favor
itc today despite the fact that Vein
crt is giving away more than 30
pounds.
The Newark fighter has a better
record than Lester and those who
wager think he will outpoint Lester
tonight.
Charley Hoff, world s champion
pole vautcr who is banned from
competition in the United States by
the amateur athletic union, will
make an appearance here Saturday
right in spite of all the A. A. L. can
say, il was announced today.
The reason the A. A. L. has
nothing to say in the matter is that
IIcff is going TO dance. His exhi-
btion of the tango, Charleston and
other fancy steps will be part or
u program to be presented at the
Olympic auditorium to secure funds
TO send Southern California athletes
to the national track and field meet
in the cast next month.
Only five yachts are left in the race
to Honoluju, which started here
last Saturday.
Milton Hessclberger S So foot
yawl Mollilon WAS at anchor IN the
harbor here today because John Nc
Namara, amateur vaehtsman OF
Chicago and member Of it's crew,
took sick with appendicitis when II
was approximately 100 miles out.
The MolIilou Immediately turned
back and is definitely out Of tn"
race.
Freddy Cello and Sailor Charley
Hendricks, wcltcrweight meet III
the eight round main event at Cui-
Yer city tonight.
The six round scmi-windup will be
between George Simonc and Joe
Quintcro.
Although he is not as confiden1
of victory as usual, Joe Stecher,
champion Of heavyweight wrestlers,
looked very impressive in his final
workout here today.
Stccher will risk his titic :omor-
row night when he meets Ivan Pod
dubny, the Russian grapplrr
Johnny Basslcr, Detroit ca,chcr,
| is hero to recover from an injured
ankle.
Tom Stevens, of the California
club, will be Southern California =
representative TO th" United states
open at Columbus July :.
Stevens earned the trip by defeat
img lIutt Martin, of Partridge. The
pair were forced TO play an extra
hole, being even when tn" thirty
sixth hole was played. On the
plav- off hole, Stevens shot par
! four to Martin 5 five. stevens
score for the 30 holes was 79-1J-lJ t.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Auto Loans
AUTO LOANS

oniraclS rrflnaurct. Balaucc- paid
off anywhere in the |. $. We
haudlo details of transfer. Repay
us ON new contract on practically
'pur oWu terms.
constantly growing and fricuiIy
clientele surely demonstrates .hat
"u method OF ioaniu. money on
autop'"Iilcs must be a rates aid
charges satisfactory SO the r,a,t
rritral.
Confidential, uaick service.
Sterling Securities Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
hep w anted

WANTED Experienced mechanic.
Cab at Union Oil Co. of Calf.
Third and r-ange SITS. 19tf
WANTED-Stenographer Call 203,
Pacific Southwest Bank Bldg.
11tI
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
FOR Kent-kOomS

HOTEL WOOD. Rooms and
Apts. Sixth & He'll. 25tI
FOR RENT-Glasscd i'll sleeping
porch. III Orange. 5tf
FOR RENT-'Slccping porch. 764
Olive. 14t4
FOR RENT-Largc cool room, ad,
joining bath. $3.50 and $500 per
week, 604 Olive Ave. l2t3
FOR RENT-%oom on porch and
inside, Also small house. 65l Com
mercial. 17tf
NICE cool room with sleeping
porch, connected with bath. suit.
able for TWO gentlemen. Cab
s6R. Istt
FOR RENT-Small store room or
Office at 172 Main St, Chas. Viii
son. 1tf
LODGING 25c up Nra cool bld..
,;aths Poe. 226 ~. Jth -. lpto
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
AutOmOfiUe

FOR SALk-CIaSSy stripped Ford,
wit hncw engine, light weight
piStonS, Bosch Magnetic, wire
wheels. Must sell. x mile south
of Highway Date Ranch. Richter.
llt4
FOR SALE-l92I Maxwell sedan.
Splendid mechanical condition. :
good cord tires, fully equipped
with about go worth of extras.
This car has been used very little
and has had good calc. A genuine
bargain az $3.50. Convenient terms
can be arranged. Car may be seen
AT l. Y. Hardware store. .lit3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Miscellaneous
For Sale

PIANO FOX SALE or rent. $40
Broadway. Phone 218. 2ltf
PASTURE for horses or mules. |
mile south of SeeleE p. j.
Storms. 12t7
FOR SALt-Singer sewing machine
ana fluff rug, cheap, both like
new. 5sl PARK st. I4t3
FOR SALE-Ncw head corn by
sack or ton lots. l mile west Of
court house on north side of Main
st. o. D. Vandyke, FL Centre.
1918
rOE SALE-5OO Marsh Seedlesg
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. Ii.
II. Hurter, San Diego, Rte. A, Box
419, Nursery, Lemon Grove. 1ytr
FOR SALE-Pidgeons, White King
aud Bed Carous. 764 Vine st.
18tr
MILO MAIZE-s30 per ton tnresA-
cd. Head corn $50, Sceley. G. 6.
HuSscY, Socicy. 2t12
FOR SALk-To move, sent houses
12Al4. i'hone 572, after 4 p. m,
Collins Wrecking Company. 270
No. 18th St. 7tf
rOh SALE -'Enginc, ~ inch
pump ard tank. All good shape,
965. 100 lb. ice box, platform
sra,c, Jenkins combination stack
cr. II mile south of Highway
Date Ranch. Richter. 1lt4
FOR SALE-Cockcrels. Feed table
scraps few weeks, make fine
broilrrs. 500 doz. John Hogan,
Scc!cy, Tito
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

The famous high Sierra Jack
ranch in Tularc county is being sub
divided for summer homes for Kern
county residents.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

On" hundred growers met in Stan
ls'auS county recently and agreed TO
demand $50 tom for canning grade
apricots.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Base Ball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays S Results

IO1rOIt ), EOstOn ..
Cleveland 6, Philadelphia >.
81. Louis !, New York >.
Washington Chicago, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Wanted To Buy

WANTED-Second hand f~-niturv
Cat 495W.e S19 Main St. l9tt
WANTED-UScd Maytag washing
machine. Phone 697J. 12tI
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
FRIDAY NIGHT BOXING SHOW WILL
BE FEATURED BY SEVERAL MEN OF
INTERNATIONAL REP IN THE GAME

show with Young Posav, who put up
such good scrap against Young
Solano i'll the opener last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
VEGETABLE LAND
FOR RENT OR SALE
Any locality. Any
Acreage
Sec
W.E.HANCOCk, ReaItor
$40 Main Street
Ell Centre, California

$l40o BUYS 80 acres if taken ha-
rore June 25th. Good land. ~
acres level, Ne tract 55, Iown-
ship 16 S. Range II East. Terms.
Z. J. Storms, Seeley. 12t7
COUNTRY STORES FOR SALE
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
All good profit makers for the
right man
JACCMBA SPRINGS STORE: On
the paved Imperial Valley High
way at JacumDa Springs. A rap
idiy growing community. Wlll
sell rea! estate with merchandise
md fixtures or will lease build
ing and sell merchandise and fix
lures. Good dwelling rooms ad.
joining store. Stock of merchan-
disc about $1,000. Fixtures about
$1,000.
CAMPO STORE-WHl lease build.
ing. Stock of mcrcGandisc about
$IJ,500. Fixtures about $1,000
Dwelling quarters adjoining store.
trading points III the county.
LAKESIDE STORE-Best location
Ill this thriving community. Build
ing has an upstairs which can be
converted into living rooms if
desired. Merchandise $74OU. Fix
lures about $1,000. Will sell or
lease property.
While we prefer to close these tram
sactions for cash, we will give
time on 4 portion of purchase
pncc TO responsible partcs. AP-
ply to
Delta Mercantile Company, T., Cen
tro, or Melville Klauper, 10l
Southern Title Bullding, San Di-
ego. llt6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
NATIOiSAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Brooklyu $, 81. Louis =.
Boston .. Pittsburgh =.
New York {, Cincinnati ).
Chicago o. Philadelphia :.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Grand Old Stiffs

McMahou and Blake are the only
|ncn in California holding permit"
rom the state athletic rommissioh
referee, manager and second. in.
ldcntly both hn>" been mrutionco
third man in the ring for The
CarpcnticrIiuffman scrap at II
Auana on july >.
Tony Escaian,c will Try 20 reverse
hc decision which frankie Aragon
WAS given over him last week, the
BOYS being scheduled for a return
match in the six round scml-final.
Benny chavez VIII take on kld
Mex who has beat him a couPic o.
lines but by narrow margins AN"
Benny thinks he has improved Snffl-
ricntiy since his prcyionS tights 10
pc, him a win Friday night.
Jimmy Bradshaw will open the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
BY JIMMY GREENE

4 Friday night promises to be a gala
inc at the Imperial Valley Ath-
etic club, with galaxy of ceiebre-
les being scheduled to come down
lcre from Los Angeles, with a poss.
bility that Fidel La Barba, fly
weight champion of the world, wall
,racc the occasion with his pres
nee.
Certain it is that Fidcl S boss,
,eorgc Blake, Will be on hand, for
George is also the boss of Joe Salas,
Who meets Ernie Forsc in the ten
ound main event. Blake made La
3arba flyweight champion, and he
hopes eventually TO cement cham
,ionship crown on Salas' brow, the
lightweight championship preferred.
Other greats or ncar-grcats due
be at the ringsidc include Mark
Kelly, the red headed sports editor
If the Examincr, rated 80 per cent
rab and 100 per cent good fellow;
Gill Smith Of the Herald, and Pat
'oonev, former CalcXiro attorney
nd now member of the Los An
relies bar, who is scheduled to do
he steering for the visitors. Pat
vas so popular when he was here
hat even the McXicali Chinese used
name their Youngsters after him.
No Pink Tea Affair
1t is not going to be any PINK
ca sort OF aIlalr at the arena, now
fver, as Forsc and Salas are fight
rs, not society buds. Salas had tn"
he semi'finai spot at hollywood
las, Friday night and won it, max
Ing his 18th straight lightweight
,ictorv. On the same night Forsc
|vas busy over at North Island III
The navy lightweight elimination
contest, beating Jimmy Nalentin"
|,nd taking a firmcr hold on the
|aavy crown. In l9 starts forsc has
| ost one scrap, and the decision IN
| hat affair smclled To high heaven.
In addition 10 the battle between
'orse and Salas, the fans viii hc
reated to battle of wits between
. billy Mcmahon and George Blake a
Dattle that has been gong on roi
many years.
Mcmahon and Blake were kids to-
gether, later they were fighters
men managers and referees. oh
numerous occasions they have re.
,ereed each others fighters but tins
the first time thcy have been III
|ppositr corners rs seconds. Me
|Mahon is considered the referee
HAMPTON of the country, his state Il
ense showing that he has refereed
bo2s fights over period OF two de
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

Famous Playcrs-Lasky has just
brought to Hollywood the former
producing chief for UFA, Eric Pom
mrr, He viii be a producer for the
Paramount firm, making three sup
or-Special as u starter, featuring Mis-,
Nc@ri and Jamiugs, who WAS form
erlv a great dramatic STAR in Ger.
many.
Another bate importation FROM Ger
mmt is TaHl Lcni, noted TEA art.
i>t and director. Loni, brought TO
Hollywood by Universal Pictures
corporation, wa, known as we'll aS
his flm directing, lie directed Jan
niuge in several European film ,or
cC,,rS.
Othcr Interesting continental i'm
pprt1tions include Andre .Ma;toui,
IDOL of The pau-Ccmauic rom1utir-
lists; Andre +. Dupont, noted dircc-
tor; t.douard Regiua, foremost actor
OF Russia and the Balkans, and
Eugene Schucfftau, inventor of y
process that is said to be- rrvotu-
'ioul1ing the present system Of mo
;ipN picture photography,
Tit No. Of the Kings county
coA costing association has il7o
COW, aud 5oo are in a second unit.
fLe membership rolis Of the 1gsi-
cultural clubs of McuIociuo county
contain more than 900 names.
Waite ASH soil i'm MADEIRA romtN
treated with sulphur in 1929 shows Il
markcd improvement OVER nutrcatcd
plots.
Ti" Crown Prince Of Sweden huo
visiting the Unj'ed St9tcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
No gam,S scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-nouse On Wensley
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
ley I"~"he- e 26tf
tOR SALE-New s,ucco house,
FURNISHED, or unfurnished. 532
State. 27tf
FOR SALE-Ncw modern five room
house, with double garagc. Terms.
Phone J14. 2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

( Waite ASH soil i'm MADEIRA rowty
treated with sulphur in 1923 shows 81
marked improvement over mtrratcd
plots.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

TLe membership roli~ Of the 1Gsi-
cultural club, OF Mcudociuo county
contain more 1hau 900 names.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

nv" Crown Prucv Of NW,dcu hur
visiting the Uhi'cd Stutcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

J.It No. | Of the Kings county
eoa testing association has l9o
COW, aud 5UU are IN q SECOND unit,
The Washington times., 1926-10-29

ing and he went away shaking his
head. | don't know, but I'd wager
that he was saying to himself:
How did that guy get I, y the
way of Dempsey? Don't tell me he
is fast on his feet. Why, he amt
even fast in the dome!''
expect that champion always
runs into a lot of amusing situa-
tons. / have heard that James j.
Corbett was constantly being mis-
taken for an aniable gentleman
who was a mark" for insults.
Dempsey, although he never looked
like candidate for much razzing,
had his share of incidents where
someone was going to sock him.
l remember hearing how Demp
sey once was getting a shave a ID
the barber cut the champions chin
The tonsorialist was almost pros.
trate with fear that the pugilistic
king was going to rise from the
chair and smite him cold BIT ne
was overjoyed when Dempsey. in.
stead of becoming angry, handed
him a dollar tip. / hope. however.
that this incident does not encour.
age BARRIERS to cut the chins Of
champions and that a dollar tip Is
not the legal rate for heavyweight
gratuities, because this champion
has not made enough dollars yet
to be hurting them about like con
fetti.
In my last chapter, told Of my
second fight with Greb and how ]
The Washington times., 1926-10-29

and / was glad to find that my
proven ideas Of health were almost
identical with the best writer's on
the subject.
It is necessary no longer for any
of us to be in the dark as to health
Laziness is responsible for most OF
our bodily ills. OF course there are
instances where children begin
work In dark, dismal surroundings
and are undernourished. This
handicap is a great one, but ]
want to tell such children that even
later in life they can snap out of
1t If they will heed the rules OF
life.
Modern schools have done a
great work for children. Bad
teeth. under.nOurisI1ed bodies and
sub.nOrnlal or abnormal eyes are
detected and prescribed for. Wien.
ever see pale, la1guOrOus man
with eyes that have red spider
webs over them and possess Iivers
that are like blacksmith's aprons.
| put it down largely to Iaziness
or wrong living.
Nearly everyone is clean outside
now, but too many are not clean
inside. Exercise is the scrubting
brush that cleanses the inner man.
Diet is the medium of exercise-thc
scrub brush--to work upon. Not
dissipating Il hope l am not SER
monizing, but / am so truly sincere
about this thing that I have to harp
bit on iD is like refusing to take
a new, clean automobile over slop.
Ply, muddy, oily, bunny roads at
high speed.
OF course, have known physical
nIarvels who drew deep breaths.
but had shallow thoughts. That is
not so good either. l will grant
too, that some feeble or crippled
men, Alexander Pope, for instance
created great masterpieces. This,
as Ebert Hubbard once said, is like
the decaying log that provided the
bed for beautiful violets. However,
Pope would, l am sure, have pre-
ferred a strong, sturdy physique
to an uneasy chair and Sir Wal.
ter Scott would have been grateful
to have been rid of those excru.
ciating headaches while writing
"Ivanhoe."
My creed-and I do not seek to
thrust it on anyone-is simply that
what ! do believe in. And
strive to get what want. first
endeavoring to be sure that what
want is right. Then l try to
live so as to deserve success when
1t comes.
Copyright. 1925, by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
(TO be continued tomorrow
The Washington times., 1926-10-29

regained the light heavyweight
championship. may refer to
other Greb fights in later install
ments, but / may say here that /
met this remarkable pugilist five
times and won the last four of the
five starts.
/ always sought a return bout
with men whom / did not believe
had been whipped decisively by me
and tried to give Greb every eff
fort to retrieve himself with me.
The same goes with Dempsey, who
was told by me that he could have
another bout with me.
In between bouts, began to read
every good work on health, diet and
hygiene that came TO my hand. I
had lived my own sort OF life and
had formulated my own policies