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Here and There
in Sport Weird

NEW EORh-Jac4ues Iouia-er.
veteran first baseman OF the Brook
lvn Robins, has been Unconditional
" released. He VIII manage the
Mobile club OF the Southern Ass3-
citation, it was reported. lie IS also
mentioned as manager of the Red
Sox to succeed Lee Foil.
PHILADELPHIA - The world
cAamproaship pocket billiard tour
ramont will open here tomorrow.
Rules for the matches viii be made
here tonight. Ralph GreenIraf, for
u.cr champion, is favored fer the
isle on his record this vear,
NEW YORK--"Fhi' Rosenberg
hansamwcight champion, WAS to
appear today before the state ath-
lctjc commission and seek rriustatc-
nrcut to fight Bpshy Graham IN a
scheduled bout ,erc in January.
Hosanberg has been en- thc, ineli-
gibic list for failing to meet Ga,
Nam.
NEW NORK-N irving, i@S
pounds, dctra,od Alex TovcriShi,
II pounds, ten rounds, decision.
NONKEEN, \. y, Patsy Rnft"'o
80 Buffalo, amateur, weight l%l,
defeated Jimmy Lewis OF White
Plains. l23, six roIuds, decision.
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Special Notices

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OLD HARVARD AND
TIGER TO STAGE
MINIATURE WAR
Ancient Hate IncTea ed
BY Princeton Effort To
Drop Cambridge.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press staff Correspondent

BOSTON, Nov. >. Romini,r ut uf
the days when the "Big Three
games were the three star event. uf
football, the Princeton and Iiar,t.I
squads were attracting some old time
public attention as ;hcr went
through dress rehearsal to-day for
the first Of the Big Three acts
tomorrow.
There is n we'll supported lunor
prevalent that Harvard has a foot.
ball team this year. Tho Harvard
boys find themselves the Iayorit, 20
win.
Tho odds might be greater, hut
Princeton has the reputation Of bat
Ting best and playing best when
the odds and the handicap are great.
est.
Princeton always has p.ayai a
hard game against Harvard, 50 hard
in feet, that Harvard has protested
many times about being handed 50
roughly and always insists ON hay
ing Il Saturday between the Prince
ton and Yale games.
The Princeton team probably will
carry a nice little hate into the bat
tie this year, as Harvard publicly
expcctoratcd in the direction OF
Princeton by trying to get Princeton
off the 1927 schedule so a game
could be scheduled with Michigan
or NOtre Dame.
Princeton, it is undcrstood would
have been kicked off the Harvard
schedule newt year if Yale woHld
have stood for it and the militant
lads from Nassau are now figuring
that it would be great to sock Har-
ward and then Kick Harvard off the
Princeton schedule.
1t Will be nice, friendly game
from AL indications.
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Mine DISASTER
R0BS TOWN OF
NEARLY ALL MEN
by United Press Leased Wire

ISHFEAIiNC, Mich, Nov. -
Robbed a. almost every mun Of Us
small population by the mine cave
IN "Wednesday afternoon which
,uuffcd out The lives OF 81 uudcr-
.Iound workers the little settlement
of North lake urar here this aftrr-
noon begin, the task OF hurNinG
i.e dead.
And as tho first funeral is hojj
,cmc scores Of wogkmcn VIII ha
busy trying 10 recover additional
bodies which are sWampcd in mu, X
from the caNc.;n. 50 far seven
bodies have be"u recovered. Ia"
period of tjma that VIII clap,a h.-
fore amy of ~, o;hcr II cam bc
~.actod is mohjomatical as th
rBldF waters in the staf, i'm Waich
they lie continue TO rise.
OF the disa>to" itSelt thcr. is
,u'y ouc survivor, WiIfrod Wills, -,
VITO had the rrc,rnrc Of mind 10
@ra' hold ot a shaft laddcr as thy
aud crccprd int where the mon
'Nvgc working.
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Fiction

Tho Monkey Puzzle, - J. D.
Bercsford The tale is a dramatic
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Leading Lady" Geraldine Bon
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ST. EIARY'S AND
C0NzACk CAME IS
ONLY BIG CLASH
Other Coast Games Rath-
er Tame Compared with
Inter-IIish Fight.
By JOHN MCDONALD
Irited Press Staff CorresDon den

United Press Staff Correspondent
san FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-FieH..
ing on thc far western front Wiil
flare up anew on coast griuirDus 90
morrow, characterized by fierce hst-
ties between evenly m.tched teaus,
for the most pIrt. but with littlc at
stake, so far as the conference at.c
il concerned.
There viii be 10 vital conflict uu.
til next Thursday. when ON A,m.,
ticn Day. the indicated Oregon AE
gics viii war on L. = e. anil ta".
their creates. task of the srasan.
There is a luii in conference on.
gagcmcnts tomorrow, with ouly two
10 be played and the four team,
which meet are either hopclcssly ont
Of the running or Just hanging on by
thread. California meets Wash.
iugton at Seattle, while Washington
Stare meets Idaho AT Moscow. \
battle between two fighting Irish
teams, both non-confcrenrc, IS ce".
atiug interest up and down the coast
Il will be staged at Spokane ard th"
onpusiugs Sons Of Erin are -.
Mary's and Gonzaga,
( Both present thcjr strongest 'n
wears teamS. Gonlagd has point
ed for the Saints, while the Eu.
defeated Saints cannot afford Z"
/ lose "a game on their schedule this
season. for they hope to secure y
post season game with Stauto'd il
both teams keep thcir S.ata can
throughout.
Gonzaga last week beat \jon'ar1
10 to s, holding thc dangerous Kelly
Of the Grizzlies, to one touchdown
which shows Gou2a9a s dctcro'
power What "Cowhoy" ~with ce'
/ do against ih.s opposition will he
interesting 70 watch This saint
half bacE has ridden rough shod over
very opponent his team has met
this year, including California.
Bears On Road
Calitoraia is playing lis fifst
awav-from home game and Washing
ton is hoavY tavoritc to Win
from the Bears, which IS only nat
ural since California has failed TO
take game il the last four
However, neither Of those teams
present a potential otfcnse and Cat
ifornia ) advantage i'm kicking AL
most cvono things ON paper. The
uuskins, if they do via, should br
pressed hard,
At Moscow, Washington Ntatr,
couqucrors Of last year champions,
Washington, meet Idaho. The
. cougars viii concentrate mostly on
Stopping two red headed youngsters,
iacoby end OWings, in the Nananl
back field. Idaho will have plenty
to do in watching Moellrr. Cougar
luartcr. The Nandal~ have All the
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|. So. California
Sporting Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Nov. ). - Jack
| Dempsey, former heavyweight
champion Of the world, is scheduled
! to arrive in Los Angeles this after
noon.
Dempsey is 10 be guest Of honor
at the Glover American Legion show
in Vernon tomorrow night when Bud
Taylor, bantamwcight champion
faces Young Montreal, most worthy
competitor for the title in the IL
round feature of an all star card.
Sailor Paddy Mullins meets Jackie
Fields and Corporal lzzy Schwartz
fights Ernie Hood in tho other 10
round bouts.
Despite thair loss to the much
beaten Caltcch team last Saturday
Occidental will bo favored slightly
to dercat Southern Branch when the
two clash at the Coliseum tomorrow
afternoon.
The result Of the game will prob
ably hinge on just what Bill Spau!d-
ing'B admittedly superior line viii
be able to do with Coach EXcndine s
admittedly superior backfield.
The Southern California confer
cncc championship hopes of both
clcvens hang in the balance. Both
the Tigers and the Bruins have been
defeated once. Another defeat foI
either team would put them definite
" out OF the race.
In the only other southern confer
ence game OF the day Redlands en-
tertains California Tech. The Pasa-
dena aggregation should win by
two tOuchdOWnS.
Tiger johnny Cline won 4 refc
rec s decision over William kasa
baDlan IN the eight round Lcadliner
at Culver City last night.
Joe Cardoza knocked out Billy
O'Bricn in the second of the sched-
ulcd SIX round semi final, while
Charles Semnoff put James lyalI
away in the second round Of the
special.
oung George scored an easy ~
round decision over Tiger Bob Rob
inson in the main event of the Pasa.
dena Armory card last night.
In the semi windup billy Nc
Gowan was awarded the victory in
the third round when fouled by
Sailor Larry.
| Joe Cordcz scored technical
knockout over Joe Lopez in the see
ond round of the special.
! Baby Joe Cans, suffering with al
/ liberated tooth will be examine
some time today by DIR. Lloyd Mace
state athletic commission physician
10 determine whether he VIII be aDiI
to train properly for the scheduled
bout with Tommy . 'Bricn, Tuesday
night at the Olympic auditorium.
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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF PRIN
ClPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS

Pursuant TO the written consent
of more than two-thirds of the
holders Of the issued and Subscrih-
ed capital stock Of Robertson Mo,
tor Company, u corporation, duly
organized and existing under and
by virtue of the laws of The State
of California, which consent has
been duly filed in the office of said
corporation, in the City of FL Cen.
tro, County of Imperial, III said
state, on the 9th day of October,
1926, and, pursuant to Resolution
of the Board of Directors of said
corporation, which Resolution was
duly passed at u special meeting of
the Board of Directors, duly called
and held at the office of said cor.
r'ration on the 9th dav Of October,
l996, ~ which meeting the cati'r
,inHrd TT Directors OF said corpora,
tion was present.
NOTICE is hereby given that thc
principal place Of busin ~ of said
corporation will, on the cath day
of November, 1926, be changed and
removed from FL Centre, in the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, to San Diego, in the County
Of san Diego, in said State, after
which date, the principal place Of
business of said corporation will be
at said City of san Diego, in said
County Of San Diego, in said State.
This Notice is published by order
of the Board of Directors of Said
ROBERTSON MOTOR COMPANY.
Dated October 1t, 1926, at IL
Centre, California;
Il. a, BOYETT,
Secretary of SaiI Robertson Motor
Company. - 20 y j
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NOTICE OF SALE

To Whom 1t May Concern: No
tice is hereby given that I will
turn over to the Constable of FL
Centre Township, Imperial County,
California, on Saturday, November
9th, at l0:00 a. m, of said day TO he
sold FOR cash and to the highest bid
der, ono Ford touring car, Motor
Number 4S4l09I, 1925 California
license Number 649-S44.
That said sale to be made under
provisions of Section 3O51 and 3052
Civil Code, California, for labor
performed and storage Of said auto
mobile, amounting to the sum of
$50. % together with the costs of ad-
vcrtising and sale,
Said sale will be held at No, CSC
BroadwaE street, FL Centre, Califor-
MIA.
J. c. CORONADO.
October -, 1926, 26tlQ
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impossible FOR the Tucson boy tc
come cut for the fifth Iourd.
Up - thar time Lewis had the
clg" 90 the fight l. was the third
appearance Lewis has made here
an 30 Fis other two fights his soecd
and boxing ability lad electrified
the funs. He gathered quite a fol
i"w.ng mere becnuSc of his good
work. aad was p'"ket ~ the favo.
Ri" whom he met Resale.
III" latter is equally rs fast, If
not faster, than Lewis. and packs
plenty of dynamite in his mitts. The
blow hn used to put Lewis out had
all the steam Of hook from a mid.
dlcwcieht There was nothing
doubtful or accidental about it. Ro.
sales simply outsmarted his man
into leaving himself open and then
took advantage of the opening.
Lewis demanded re-match imme,
diatcly after the last fight, and it
was promised him. This is the bout
The writer told "Cap' Stevens
would fill the arena. We still stick
to that assertion, assuming that FL
cCntro and other valley fight fans
really like to see the genuine stuff.
If they don { turn out to see this
battle tonight, it means that the
fans don t recognize II good thing.
Fast Opener
The six round opener between
ANDY Brooks and Benny Romero
hardly needs any comment after the
ruckus these boys put up last week.
PrOoks took the decision after four
of the widest rounds that have
ever been staged here in a prclimi-
nary fight With two more rounds
to 90 this week, the boy that has
the toughest hide is due to win to.
night 3 scrap.
Brooks and Romero have been
training all week FOR tonight s af
fair. Thtrc viii be no excuses OF
alihiS for the man who loses and
each j. determined not to lose. The
hcvs lnav not have the science of
Benny Leonard CT Gene Tunnev, but
they can fight, and after All that i,
what the veal fen goes to the ring.
side for.
The first fight viii be called at
so, Il little earlier than usual, but
the same :me 5 las: week.
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For Rent EctateE
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advantage in wc,ght. whine the
cougars lead in speed. 'fhi, contest
should be one of the nardc>' fought
Of the day.
Stanford meets little SANTA clara
college at Stanford. Tho lcalia.
team should win, hands down. bv
comparison Of relative power. There
is just a small element - doubt a,
to whether the Cardinals viii win.
Santa Clara has been badly beat
en- by California and /. :. G. earlier
in the season Gradually Coach
Adam Walsh has strengthened 'h-
team
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SPORT NEWS SECTION
FANS ARE OFFERED THREE
FAST BATTLES FOR TONIGHT

Boxing fans vino like 10 see ac-
ion, and lots Of it. are advised to
! g on hand at the Imperial Valley
thletic Club tonight, even if it IS
ecessary to bring along an over
pat or two in order to be romfOr
|lblc.
From every angle tonight 9 card
,oks like the best that has been Of
,red here in many n moon. with II
fturn match offered "a induce
'ent for the fans to turn out in
rye numbers.
Something is due TO happen when
pny Tovar and Harry Gray get
bing in the final number on the
rd. Tovar is the ripping, tear.
g sort Of fighter, with a natural
.sire to finish his man at the ear
'st moment, coupled with plenty Of
ientific defense and Il murde"ous
hllop that has put many good box
down on the canvas.
Whcn Billy Mcmahon was over
re n few weeks ago, he told the
liter that the fans here have not
cn real honest -to-Pete fighting.
til thev have witnessed T0var in
tion. We for one would like to
shown, and trust that Tony il as
cd as they say he is
Not much done can be gathered
out GRAY. He is toutcd TO be
cd enough TO give Tovar plenty Of
title. but just what he has done
the past. seems 70 be Il mystery.
'ap' Stevens claims Grav is we'll
le to take carc of himself in the
pr with Tovar, and declares the
Atch is n natural
Other Fight Good
There is no doubt about the Ro-
es-Lewis scrap, which is also
okcd for / rounds. Two weeks
o tonight these boys met and Ro-
cr sunk one in the Lewis mid
in the fourth round that made il
)TTCE INVITING BIDS FOR
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Notice is hereby given that sealed
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hts rs hereinafter mentioned Will
received by the board of trus-
IS OF FL Centre School District up
and until 80 p. IN. o clock of
9Th day Of November, 1926, at
ich time said bids and proposals
be opened and considered in the
lson School House III said city Of
Centre, and contract will be
ardcd TO the lowest responsible
der who will give such security
this board may require and who
companies Saidi bid by a good and
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Get in the City OF III Centre and
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crete bases and the erection of
ndards and the connection TO
,ct lighting cables, and the fur
hing of all materials and Labor
rcfor, including lanterns, lamps,
in accordance with plans and
cificatious known as plan Ne. 90
specifications No. - on file IN
office of the City Engineer ot
City Of FL Centre, TO which tie
ntion of bidders * called for
thcr particulars. This board re
.cs the right TO reject any or all
~ order of the Board of Trus-
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OLD NEW YORK EXHIBIT
SHOWS RELICS Or PAST

NEN YORK. Nov. I-Thr El.
scum If The city OF y N.v Work. 'p
day opened 'nc ''Old Nn" York
Exposition. 1ro rNh.hit- ,ift D.,
opened TO TIA" public t.r c.. eE.
Included in tho SHOW ar. olf
paintings of George Washington.
Aaron Burr and mnuy othr lr.mi
ncnt Americans of ar rarll.~ da,
Family hoi.loous have b..r ral
i'rtad for the show that depict H..
period following the revolution.
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
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PIANO BARGAIN

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FoR SNLE-Dr4er yaur baby
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Non-Eiction

The Cambridge Ancient His
tory, Vols ! 70 I. To be- finished
in : volumes ending with the victory
80 Constantine the Great in - 4.
d. wv
The Ncryou, child by II. G..
Cameron.
Aspects of child Life aud tdn-
cation, 10y e.. >. llall.
"'Tlc Magnificent ldlcr, came
ron Rogers The story of Walt
Whitman.
Education aud the Good Life,
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the best English tradition.
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Wanted To Buy

WANTED poultry Of all kinds. 1852
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Glenn County tested l65 dairy
COWS in September, - of which gave
10 pounds Of buttcrfat.
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Mary Mckcndrcc, Merrill, og."
has II Barred Rock pullct that be-
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Last month LII COWS were test,
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PRINCE OF WALES TO
DEDICATE CEMETERY

JERUSALEM, Noy, /. On the
lopc Of Mount Scopus, facing the
Mount of Olives and Jerusalem. the
final resting place of 2l0O English
soldiers vii! be dedicated by the
Primo" Of Wales next april. The
war cemetery has been established
tnerc hy the Ihl"rial War Graves
Commission. More than half the
soldiers buried there were members
of the London regiments.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Harding gr;ls, is doing exception.
ally well on Russ Island, southern
NnTa comfy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

j. c. CORONADO.
October -, 1926, 26tlQ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05
FOR SALE

$40 Main St.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-27
Analyzinq Theft Rates

Evidence Of the close relationship
between bootlegging, car thievery
and makes of cars is clearly indicat-
ed in the new automobile insurance
theft rates for a large eastern city
rs promulgated for 1926 by the Ma
fional and the Eastern automobile
conference. Theft rates have been
raised on no less than sixteen makes
of cars with annual production of
5000 and over. 1t will surprise
many to know that the increases are
not confined to any one particular
group of cars. yet there is reason
FOR the increase in each case.
Several popular small cars are in
cluded in the list. This is not sur
prising. Such cars are readily SALE
able once they served the thief's or
the bootlegger's purpose. They do
not arouse the suspicion Of the police
since they are usually associated
with persons of moderate income
and harmless nature. A few of the
better cars are favored by the boot
logger because of their speed. That,
TOO. IL easily appreciated. The most
puzzling increase however, concerns
Tho virtual doubling Of the rate on a
high grade car that is associated