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SPORT NEWS SECTION

his scrap with Jimmy Bradshaw for
the opening number. Steve went
through the four rounds going his
best, apparently unaware that
Bradshaw carried dynamite III his
right hand, which he had cooked y
aiting for an opening, Throughout
the scrap. When it connected
Steve initiated his famous naInesak"
as the latter hoped off Brooklyn
bl idge.
There was Il large crowd out to
see the "local card - and appar-
cntly all went home satisfied.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

NOTICE lS HEREBY GTN EN,
'IHt 'l. Earl Of Supervisors Of
l.rsIui county. Cllfomi1. will
w,. .- Eu1rl Of Equalization.
uf on, .r.' rur.ity of July. 1926.
f'. r.t Monday ip July h,iu. a
t-| '..'I1tI O." rNImiue the -
.-u.af IrYl InI cuullir. tho rs
n,nf "f property u tEc ,uufe;
.l u.' ,..iuur Iu session for
n#f I"r".r trom I., q. dee mf,t
'h. lu..u.-. "f equalization t I,s.
'n-.i "f hui rut lisr than the
th.I Nwlur 100 Iu'v
a. a.. MOI S~LAIf.
C"m'. C.,. .nI rs Offufo Cl,rk
+. t i.u.l uf Supervisors I'M
I.ta' 'umt,. tHNt
BY D. ~. Simpson, p,pu'v. 2old
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Lost and Found

LO~T-BuSton Bull Terrier. License
40. 2l9. Reward. DR.. Kutz, Dun
away Bldg 28tf
STRANED or stolen. From Arm
strong rwc6, southwest Of Serley
head If WORK horses. | buck
skin, > bay. Reward paid to per-
son giving information to recov-
cr said horses to y. Gross, Rte g..
Box 1i3, FL Ceutro. Ito
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Cline Too Good
For Harry Lee

HARRY Lcr who comes oyer Ia
the valley every so often from San
100 and sets down som" Fighter nj
the Imperial Valley Athletic club,
toot . lncin% last might al the
Coliseum in S'n Diego from Ioanlv
cliuc of Fresno. The boys foHgb t
the main event of six rounds, The
decision going to Cline.
Dick Ramics licked Kid Below,
Evic GooHcman was on the short
end of his fight with Joe HnmS'
Ad Ruiz got a technical kaNo over
Kid frayo when the latter hurt
his arm and JohunN Lee lost to
Santiago Gorilla.
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PRE- SIS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Real Estate

TO LEASE for vegetables. Is acres
IF soft land for cash or shares
Chas. 4. Parker, miles west and
II miles south on BrawIey.
YEGhGABLE land. 100 and 14O
acres, old alfalfa, for rent. E. Il.
Allen, owner. See w. t. Hancock,
Beaitor, $40 Main. 27tf
FOR BENT-600 acres alfalfa, all
or part, for vegetables or dairy.
Todd Ranch. II miles northeast
Hiawley. Inqui:" Geo. Pryor. Rte
y Box 20, BraNley. Phone Bsaw
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THE WEATHER

los Angeles and Vicinity. l
tonight Wd SUNDAY with n.ariH'.
Temperature. ro4e, u ,h4d, .H
the wouj0g.
Southern California: la .t'
and Sunday hUl fog au ra~t u.
night; normal temperature.
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So. California
Sporting Briefs
By United prcSs Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. July 3. = Al
though Sailor Jimmy Byrnc defeat
ed Chuck Virgins, George Godfrey 5
conqueror, the California athletic
commission refuses to sanction
Is Byrnc-Godfrcy bout, claim i II
Byrnc's allagcd lact of ability as
the reason.
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Special Notices
Mrs. KATE z. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds
$40 Main Street Phone 43I

WANT TO HEAR from owner of
good farm or ranch for sale. X.
GoldstOnc, ll2l College, Boulder
Colorado. - IL
WE BUY used furniture. DcLozier-
Reynolds Furniture Co. Phone
193W. j7G Main 81 29t6
HARTZELL--The Roofer. Takes
guess work out Of roofing. Phone
251W. adv
WANTED-1I5 No,
5th. Phone 623. 14tf
real SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Capital $J,CUU.n(0. An est tbli3h-
ed and permanent valley insti-
tuition. Phone 2jlW. Before a.
III. and after : p. m. phone 449.
Edwin Stewart, Imperial Valley
Manager, Box ~, Ell Centre. 29t6
FOR RHNT-Space in store room.
Inquire Nuffer, sos Main. 1t3
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Miscellaneous
For Sale

EXCHANGE-Fordson tractor for
plowing 80 acres. Mont J. Reid.
30tf
TRUCK FOR SALE-i52 He'll St.
2t4
FOR SALE-2 ton, wheel trailer
priced to sell. 4SO Orange st. 2t3
SPECIAL SALE of late phono-
graph records on Saturday and
Monday at SOC each or , for 81
at Dclozier- Reynolds Furniture
Co. $40 Main ST. 2t2
FOR SALE-Mexican June seed
corn. l.. w. Knapp, southwest
corner Whiting Crossing. 2tf
10 FOOT show case for sale. Cheap.
5l9 Main St. 1t 3
FOR SALE-MiIo maize threshed,
delivered $50 in ton lots. G. G..
Hussey, Seeley. Ito
PIANO FOX SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2lS. 2ltf
FOR SALE-Or Exchange. 640
acre stock ranch and mountain
resort. houses. Maize, Boulevard
San Diego county. 29t6
FOR SALE-16 Holstein COWS, 25
heifers, registered bull, all I. b.
tested. 50 tons hay, dairy equip
ment, team horses, farming tools,
etc. With lease on 50 acres alfal-
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school. +. b. Walker. 29t12
FURNITURE Bought and sold. E.
K. Cheser, Heber. 16t30
fOE SALE-5O0 Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. b.
II. Hunter, San Diego, Rte. 4, Box
479. Nursery, Lemon Grove. 19tf
FOR SALE-Pidgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 764 Vino St.
lStI
FOR SALE-To move, GENT houses
12Xl4. Phone 572, after 4 p. m.
Collins Wrecking Company. 27O
No. 18th st. 1T
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For Rent-Rooms

HOTEL HOLLl WOOD Rooms aud
Apts. SiAth 4 He'll. 25tt
.lCE cool room with Sleeping
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POULTRY

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TODAYSWANT ADS,
BABY CHICKS

DEPENDABLE" Reds
Rocks and Lcghorns every
Sunday. Also Pckiu Duck
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9Th and llth. Chicks, am
age.
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The third man in the ring at the
world S championship fight between
Fidcl La Barba, flyweight cham
pion, and Georgia Rivers, his lead
ing contender, at the Olympic audi
torium next Wednesday night will
probably be either Jack Kennedy or
Duke Kcnworthy, il was learned
today.
Both these men are licutcuants in
the United States navy and are not
ed for their ability aS arbitratorS,
They are stationed at Seattle, Wash
iugton, and Capt. seth W. Il. Strcl-
niger, state athletic commissioner,
has received permission from .hc
navy department to bring one of
them here.
La Rarha and Rivers began to be
an cdgc today. They both showed
signs of cruSsucSS, which usually in
dicatcS u fighter is ready for the
fray as the time Of the bout draws
near.
Rivers went back to the gym
naSium after Il day S layoff because
he was a pound under the fly
weight limit
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last year. He showed up best last
night in the fiftn round when he
played away at Aragon S jaw with
Il tantalizing left.
There was no question Of Ara
gon S superiority. He took Tony S
heaviest blows with grin, except
when he tried to do some kidding
by pretending to be surprised, and
gave them back with interest.
frankie got rough in the clinches,
drawing censurc from Referee Love
Joy, and because the rcferc spoke
to the fighter the crowd began to
razz the official. Wonder what a
referee is for.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03

Owing to the fact that Tiger Flow.
crs, middlcwcight champion of the
world, cannot get out of a date at
FL Paso on July II, Dick Donald
announced today that Flowers will
not meet Sailor Eddie huffman here
until July -.
The bout between huffman and
Flowers WAS originally scheduled
for July II. The extra week will
give Flowers ample time TO set in
good condition.
Tickets for the match, which will
be staged at Ascot arena as the
first open air show Of the season
in Southern California, went ON sale
here this morning.
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Here ana There
in Sport Wcrld
Is, United Press Leased wire

New York-Sid Tcrris hand is
not 50 badly injured that he will
be unable TO fight Phil McGraw ON
July 9. athletic commission physi-
clans said today. Terris WAS order
ed to 20 on with the bout or De-
suspended Indefinitely.
Brooklyn-Eay Miller of Chicago
and Billy Pctrollc of Fargo. y. D.,
fought ten round draw here.
Syracuse, N. Y.-King Solomon of
Panama and Romero Roiaz of Chile,
hcavywcights, fought ten rounds TO
draw last night.
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Base Ball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

st. Louis 3, Chicago =.
Washington 6, New York >.
Philadelphia 4, Boston 3, (l3 in
nings.)
Detroit 9. Cleveland 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03


punishment, got their answc" last
night, if they didm' know i, from
last year. He can. But he doesn It
know enough about the boxing
game to have much chance with a
clever boxer like Aragon. And no
right-handcr likes to fight a south
paw.
Both boys injured their hands
last night, E,scalantr breaking a
small bone in his right hand i'll the
fourth round. Aragon developed
a sprain in his right mitt later i'll the
fight.
Kid Mex did all the fighting III
the first half \of the main event,
and vet some folks boocd when he
was given the decision. He made
a monkey out of Benny Chavez, who
looked bad last night and became n
rctrcating fighter.
1t is all right for fighter to make
his opponent do the leading if he
wants to, but when the first fight
rr does try to lead he should know
how. Benny could not lead. Each
time he waited for Mex to come in
and Mex did, only TO hsvc Benny
grab him and hold on. The crowd
got mighty sick of the continual
cliuching, and boocd the fight. The
few times that Chavez did get
through his blows We're solid and
rocked Mex, but lacked sufficient
steam for trip to drcamland. The
same thing applied to the stuff
Mex was throwing. The fight was
slow and at times uninteresting.
Wee Willie Was Game
Little Willie Tavlor and Victor
Luccro put up Il rattllhg good
fight in the third preliminary OF
the evening. Luccrio finally Se0r.
iug Knockout in the fourth round
vi,n 20 seconds to 90, after Willie
had ta!."- t~o counts of nine.
Blast these cheap sports who call
man yellow because his skin IS
black. L." All uiggcrs are yellow,
walls the cheap sport at the same
,nI, that a game little colored boy,
tired and exhausted is knocked Il"
rhr floor, crawls to his feet and
tries to 90 on, only to 20 down
again and crawl rp again, then 90
down for keeps. Taylor showed his
punrncss last week, and the big
l,,aiurity Of the crowd gave him "A
wonderful hand after his fight last
might. 1t was Just that the poor
sports happened to be congrcgatci
ucar the writer. \ fight fan who
cannot give every man an oven
craucc IN the rlhg, Is poor spo.'
and ought to keep his mouth shut,
but that kind never does.
Taylor took thc first round IN
spite of the fact that Lucerio scored
Il kuockdoWn, the little colorcd boy
coming back with u rush that
brought the crowd MP standing
The scroud was even, and Luccrlo
took the thi,d. Willie tired i'll the
fourth and was wobbly from the
start, but he kept trying. 1t was
= real fight.
Jimmy Dumped Brodie
Benny Romero aud Ray Herman
6rz put mp a good draw. They
GOT an even break on the first two
rounds, that Romero took the third
hv wonderful last minute rally,
only to have Hernandez show
equally as good in the last session.
The decision was a good one.
Steve Brodir, built like Il black
cane. mrt disaster with only 20
"..ud, iu :, w the fourth round Of
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COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

Los Angeles >, Sacramento >.
Mission / Seattle >.
Oakland 3, San Francisco >.
Portland 4, Hollywood >.
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Wanted To Buy
,NTED--Sccond hand f".cniturv
Cali 495W. $40 Main st. l9tf
WANT IMPERIAL
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WANTED-Second hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
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II Centre. Tu Whur Sat TT
WANTED To buy Jersey or
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Lpmpoc, Santa barbara county,
.ia, $500 acres of mustard this year,
u'Ysl run~ rI.c sack, Of los pounds
o. 'lr arUr.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Cincinnati 6, Chicago J..
Pittsburgh ;, st. Louis >.
New York >, Brooklyn =.
Boston 4, Philadelphia ,.
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FOR RENT-Cottage, 8 rooms, Live
Oak Springs, partly furnished
running water; shower bath. $15q
for season. Ross T. Hickcox, 10d
RehkOpf Bldg. 1sti
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FOR RENT-Three room coy apt.
lawn and shade, trees. Summc
rates, Adults. S19 w. Main. Phond
495W. 21t1
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FOR RENT-Furnished 3 room apt|
Coates Apt. $40 Adams. 23tf
GARDENA COURT-Apartments|
Plenty shade and lawn. 41S Soutl|
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Aragon Too Clever

Folks wondering if Tony can take
punishment, got their answc" last
night. if they didn t know i, from
last year. He can. But he doesn It
know enough about the boxing
game to have much chance with a
clever boxer like Aragon. And no
right handler likes to fight south
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03

FOR SALE OR RENT-House al
Live Oak Springs with toiled
sink and sleeping porch, partlj
furnished. Inquire of Mr.. Bale
at Imperial Valley Hardware Cd
FL Ccntro. 30tI
FOR observation-disclosures with spu|
track Is. p known as Newmar
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with packing shed attached. c. II
krausS, Motor A Box 138, Sal
Bernardino, Cal. ~ tn sat Il
FOR RENT-Thrcc room apartmenI
screen porch. Coolest apartmeh|
in town. 513 Brighton. Ut
FOR I,ENT-j room FURNISHED
house for care of yard. Must ha,
references. Apply 1902 Brightof
2t3|
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on the other side, with the sta
tionary plates to correspond. This
balanced the location of the plates
around the shaft. but it increa sed
the cost of production of the con.
densers. In another type Of con-
denser n counterweight was used to
counterbalance the weight of the
plates. This method was Satisfa Glory,
but it increased the weight of the
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weight was an important fact in
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loath to use such method. and
resulted in the use Of friction de-
vices on the shaft to prevent 1t
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The use of aluminium plates re-
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sible the use of plates without coun.
ter-weight or strong friction devices,
which prevented smooth action in
turning the dial. Electrically. the
aluminium plates when properly as
sembled together are as efficient as
plates made of other materials.
Articles Made of Aluminium.
Aluminium panels. instrument case
shields brackets and other httings
are being used more and more in
radio receivers. supplanting heavier
materials for such uses.
A subject which has often been up
for discussion is whether aluminium
paint can he used for painting the
inside of a cabinet and connected
up to act as n shielding material.
While aluminium paint contains
metallic aluminium in minute par
ticles, the binder used to hold the
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MARINE CONCERT
T0N|GHT'S FEATURE
Tupman Orchestra to Pre-
sent New Dance Numbers
on WRC Program.

The concert by the United States
Marine Band and the second of a Sc
ries of radio entertainments by w.
Spencer Tupman's Hotel Mayfiower
Orchestra will be the principal attrac-
lions of WRC's program tonight.
A particularly interesting program
has been arranged by Taylor Branson
second leader of the band. AS soloist
with the organization. listeners will
hear tonight Principal Musician Emil
Rada, clarinetist, whose solo offering
Will he Il grand fantasy from "Rigo-
letto."
gram include the andante from the
fifth symphony of Tsctaikowsl1y: tn"
Love Death" music from Iris
tan and Isolde" and LISTS "Sec-
ond Polonaise." The program will be
opened with the March "HonSroise"
by Rerlioz. and will conclude with
grand scenes from "Siegfried." The
concert will he broadcast by stations
WGY. WBZ and VIZ Jointly. with
WRC. beginning al 80 o'clock.
For his second radio entertainment
w. Spencer Tupman has arranged
several new dance and concert mum
hers and the orchestra again will have
the assistance of guest artists.
The radio movie fans in WRC's
audience will have An opportunity 10
hear tonight "A radio presentation Of
a new rhotoplay. THE Duchess OF
Buffalo" which will be broadcast
through VIZ and WRC, beginning at
s o'clock.
Other features of WRC's entertain
ment will he a concert by the Royal
Salon Orchestra and q half-hour en-
tertainment by the Fireside Boys from
$50 70 10 O'Clock.
A sports resume at 6:55 will open
the evening program.
A popular program by James Roose-
Welt Armour. syncopated melodies by
Phil Hayden, accompanied by Less
Colvin, and a studio musical program.
are the attractions scheduled tonight
by station WMAL.
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WRC-Radio Corporation of America
1865 MetersI.

6:55 p.m.-Base ball scores.
: pm-'The Voice of the Silent
Drama" broadcast with station WIZ
from New York.
1870 pm.-Concert by the United
States Marine Band. Capt. William H.
Santelmann, band leader; Taylor
Branson. second leader, conducting.
Broadcast with stations WIZ, WGY
and WBZ
Program follows:
March. "Hongroise." from "Damna-
ton of Faust" .............B erlioz
Overture, "Triumphale, Opus 43,
Rubinstein
Andante from Fifth Symphony"
Tschaikowsky
Clarinet solo. grand fantasy.
"Rigoletto" ........, Verdi Bassi
Principal Musician Emil Rada.
Second Polonaise". ..........L List
"Isolde's Love Death" from Tristan
and Isolde" Wagner
Schuett
Grand scenes from "Siegfried."
Wagner
THE Star Spangled Banner"
p.m.-The Royal Salon Orchestra.
broadcast jointly with stations WIZ
and WGY from New York.
$50 pm.-The t'iresde Boys. broad
cast Jointly with station VIZ from
New York
10 to II p.m.-W. Spencer Tup.
mans Hotel Maytiower Orchestra,
broadcast Jointly with station WIZ.
Early Program Tomorrow
6:45 to 1.45 am.-''Tower Health
Exercises" from Metropolitan Tower,
New York City
1855 a.m.-Arlington time signals
II moonl-OrGan recital by Otto F.
Seek from trandall's Tivoi Theater.
! p.m.-Meyer Davis New Willard
Hotel Orchestra.
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Young Hoover Coming Back on Air

Herbert Hoover, jr.. radio amateur
and son of the Secretary of Com
merce. is coming back on the air
with his experimental transmitter
After surrendering the license he had
used when an undergraduate at Lee
land Stanford University. young
Hoover has applied for a new license
for a special land station, and has
been granted the call letters 6XH,
to be used for his portable trans
nlitter.
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forms an insulating film around each
particle. so that under ordinary con-
ditions the paint is really an insulator
and not a conductor. If you want
to shield your set, gold, silver or
aluminium paint is not the thing to
use. Use sheet copper, brass or
tinfoil.
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sl,15: hung free We VIII IAN with ssmE.,"ss
xleehiatt, l1t.a and Il ga ne Line. $40.
estimates J. T. Rutisr Son e03l Mich.
! ole ave S. t'ncon 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-19
Detroit Plans Press Flashes.

Detroit. which presented the
United States with the first radio
equipped police force. promises an
other novel venture in the use of
radio for flashing news bulletins to
newspapers. Special licenses have
been granted the Detroit Evening
News Association for experimental
work in this field The call letters
assigned are SXN and SXM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-19
WMiI-WasllingtO Radio Forum
(9196 MeterSl

Z to 100 p.m.-Alusical program.
7:30 to s pm-Phl Hayden, accom-
panied by Les colvin, in syncopated
melodies.
p.m-Iames Roosevelt Armour,
entertainer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-19
Local Radio Entertainment
Thursday, August 1o, 1926.
NAA-Naval Radio Station, Radio. Va
(43i.5 MeterS).

3:45 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
6:45 p,m.-Agriculture market re-
ports.
9:55 pm.-Time signals.
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.