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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
BABE RUTH AND
nCRNSBY WILL
ASK MORE COIN
By HENRY l.. FARRELL
United Press Staff Corresp.rden

NEW YORK, Ny. b Surprising.
tho>" fans WHO n"ecr bury bas bal.
are beginning to ask, that Babe
Ruth demands a new coatrae: from
the New York Giants calling for
%loo,Gu0 Il year ana it j. refused.
SuPposiag Rogers Horu,be goes
through with his demand for a thtcc
Ecar contract at $50,O00 a year and
thr s.. Louis cub turns il down.
Would the two stars hold out.
AMI if they held out, wha; would
happen
facing a serious threat of competi-
ton from q third major ycagur, or
g"nizcd baseball would be III tn,
most Scrio1s predicamcnt it ever has
faced,
- Ruth and Homshy made use Of
the only defense weapon baseball
player has, L certainly would become
q movement. They would be ioincd
by practically every bal player who
had Il new contract to consider and
Ruth and lIornsby would draw for
them the popular support Of the
public.
Baseball unions and protective
organizations in the past have failed
because the proper leadership could
not be recruited.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
70 Break Ground
For Bay City War
Memorial Nov. IL
by United Press Leased Wire


san FRANCISCO. Nov. 3.-Thou-
sands Of persons will participate in
brilliant civic and military exercise,
on Armis,ire Day, November H..
when ground viii be broken form
ally fer San Francisco 5 S5.000.00O
war memorial.
The ceremonies Will start at Il a.
m, exactly eight years after The
sounding Of jhr armistice call over
the American ana allied lines over
seas TO end the World war.
Two blocks OF land, bounded hv
Grove street. Van Ness avenuc. Ne
Allis.or street and Franklin street,
VIII comprise the memorial site. On
a block the magnificent new san
Francisco opera house will be built.
On the second block will be raised
the muScum cdificc, containing TIL,
Offices and exposition Of the Calitor-
MA Institute of Fine Arts and the
headquarters and permanent home Of
the American Legion and other vet
cram societies of San Francisco.
The memorial court Of honor. re
placing and cnlarging Fulton street
from Nan Ness avenue TO Franklin
street, viii link the two imposing
structures, making up what is cx-
peetcd TO he the most magnificent
and practical war memorial group in
the country.
Actual excavation and construc-
ton work is expected to begin short
y following the formal breaking of
ground.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Central Eleven ]
70 Play 'Jaycee''

Having cnjoyed lgy-off last
week. Central Unio,. S football
squad is planning 70 be IN good
sh1pc N Thursday of thia week
Whom The anInal g .a1 with Central
Junior college vii. be played.
This has always been hard
fought battle, and with several OF
tie high school ) former stars in the
junior college lineup, the blue and
white is anticipating lots of trouble.
The squad has been Practiying
hard this week in preparation for
the game. Several OF the players
who were cri iNpicd in the earlier
games, have recovered from their
injuries and are reported By Coach
Armstrong to be IN good shape.
Among these is Captain Bin Peters,
star point gctter for the team.
To date Central has scored a to-
tai of "a points iii four games,
against 10 tor their opponents,
CaleHico- is tied win The local
team for first place in the inter
scholastic league. Drawicy and
Holtvillc are tied for the bottom po-
s!ticn.
Football supporters Of sh". Central
team are talking of getting game
with some outside tcam, after tae
regular league season IS completed.
There are several fast high school
teams il Southern California that
would give Central q hard battle
and such game would draw big
crowd
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Valley Theater
Has Double Bill

The Valley theater offers tLp FL
CcntrQ movie fans another big dou-
be feature program in THE Wan
ing Sex staring Norma Shearcr
and Siberia = Featuring Nina Ri
bens ana Edmund lowe. One Of
the most delightful, well balanced.
easy going comedies the screen has
Offered for long time is "Thc
Waning Sex the Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer picture starring Norma
Shcarer, which opens tonight on the
double bill at the Valley thcater
with Conrad Nagcl as leading man.
Two girls and Il man are the local
points Of the plot One Of the girls
wants him but does not love him,
the ether the he"oine. loves him but
does not want him because she $ not
quite sure Of her own mind.
The menace in this case is the gin
who wants him but does not love
him. She plots against him. He is
invited To her home for Dime. and
willie there am unfortunate uishap
doprives him of his trousers com
promising situation and just what
the girl intended to happen.
Mary McAlister has the role o.
the "other girl, and George i. y
thur. Charles McIIugh. Tn: Ward
and Martina Mattox are also in the
cast.
Darkcst Russia is the background
for gripping drama siberia the
other hiS features on the double
program. Unspcahahle habitat
Of horror gives the pIaywri5er a re
markablc chance for thri ling action.
Rejected by her father, deserted
by her friends, betrayed by her en-
cmics and finally railroads " to
Siberia that mspcakable habitat Of
horror and desoIation,
This in a word was the fate Of
sonia NTonsly,' beautiful daugh-
ter Of Russip over lord who held
with his fellows. that freedom Of
thought VA, a crime and that those
who differed with the "upper cl&S-
scs' were doomed.
Alma RUhcns called upon 10 play
the part Of "Slhcria, ~ has never
csaayed more difficult rolc-nor
acouittcd herself more creditablc
Victor Schcrtzingcr directed the pro
ductiUn.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Monkey Business
Strikes 8 Snag

san FRANCISCO, Nov. >. -
80 Monkey Business is out of bus.
mess.
The Los Angeles musical comedy
by that name closed hero last night
because Of financial G;Sa.rcc-
m2nt' between some of the priuci-
pals and the management.
1t Wasn t a lack of receipts, all
agreed, rs tin" show has been play
iug to good houses and appeared
likely to last two or three weeks
more.
What W., wrong WASH T Clearly
explained; inst Nomc Monkey
business" which couldu' = hr clear,
eJ away,
Lodi SAN Joaquin county, crap,
growers have found paper in the bot
ON Of grape rogoptaclcs aid, pre-
.tryatiou OF fruit,
Au Irish stew ON co'l night j.
great aullJoto f1r divorce,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
T0DAY'S S WANT ADS.

SPECIAL RATE OF permanent
waves for ten days. Davis Beauty
Shoppc. 3tl
WANTHD-Borden Red Turkeys.
Let me know location and | viii
call. =. B. HnltzcIaw. Fl Centre,
General Delivery. 3t3
EXPERIENCED soda fountain girl
and wai;ross wants position. p O.
Box 122, city. 3t2
FOR &ALE-Three registered Iol-
stein bulls. Arthur Forester, !
miles west, l mile north 3t4
FURNISHED house for rent. In.
quire aftcr 6 7. m. 859 Brighton.
3t3
RO0M FOR PENT-Privato en-
trance. Gentleman only. 2@6 So.
Eighth St. 3t5
MAECELLING.-50c. Glacier Apis.
Eastside entrance, Seventh and
Broadway. Phone 779J. 3it
PRIVATE lessons in bookkeeping,
shorthand and typcwriting taught
by an expert. Call at Mission
Apartments, Room }, or Phone
489. 3t2
DAIRY FARM, Sale Or Rent. 80
acres ajfalfa, 20 acres grain. Nice
buildings. Cheap water. / miles
from Chino. Samuel Mariner,
Owner. 5427 Hampton Court, Hol-
lywoad. 3t3
ROOMS-Closc in. Path and show
.er. G5l Commercial 3t3
SCREENED Apartment. Furnished
for two. Close in. Inquire at G51
Commercial. @t3.
WANTED- .,crtiljzcz, ,T',aTr,
''" WITHIN l. miIcs Of f, Centre. Gail
5d7 Brighton or p. 0. Box &61.
3tf
FOR sALE-Baby carriage, $1,000.
Large Electric Range $40. Both
fine condition. 542 Brighton. 3t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Board Suspends
Men for Staliing

Among boxers recently disciplined
by the state athletic commission, are
Joci Lopez OF Compton and Happy
Romero OF Los Angeles, who were
charged with "stalling' in fight
held here October !.
The mcu refused to make real
fight Of their contest even after be-
ing warned by the referee, who lat
or stopped the scrap and ordered
them from the ring. Both fighters
arc suspended indefinitely.
Frank Olcata, OF Brawley, also il
suspended indefinitely for stalling
in bout III that city.
Paul Couvillion, better known as
Battling paul, IS also suspended in
definitely, due to a bad eye. In or
der to prrvcrt permanent injury 10
the eye the commission ordered him
t. sop fighting for a while.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

so. I4SO--pcpt, |
Estate Of j. NJ. Bell, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the an
dersigncd, Robert Bell, AAministra-
tor Of the Estate Of j. NJ Bell, de-
ceased, to the Creditors of, and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first publica-
tion Of this notice to the said Rob
crt Bell, at the office of his at,
torneys, Harry Horton and Kendall
r. Perkins, at No. H. Rchkopf
Bldg, FL Centre, California,
Dntcd Oct. 18th, 1926,
ROBERT BELL.
l3 20 p y 10 Administrator
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
AMATEUR BOXERS
OF PACIFIC COAST
DECIDE TITLE

san FRANCISCO, Nov Eight
new far western amateur boxers
al" wearing crowns To-Day, the re.
suit Of successfully defeating their
opponents in thc annual champion
saips which closed early this morn.
ina.
Olympic club, san francisco, won
in three Of the eight divisions; iIol-
lywood y. G, captured two divis,
ions, while University Of California,
Los Angeles \. c. and Spokane took
one each.
Hes> are the acw til, holders:
heavyweight Joe y. Bonn, Les
.ingeirs, defeated II. Yarncll, Hol-
lvwood, in finals, knock out, first
round.
Light Uca,5 7cjght-.H. YarncIl,
Hollywood, defeated Claude Deal,
San Francisco IN finals, decision.
Middicwcight-D. A. Tribnon, L.
of G.. defeated Scott Mcneil. san
Francisco, decision
Observation-Disclosures, San Fran.
CISCO, defeated tharlson, Los Au-
sc!cs, in finals, decision.
Ncltcrweighj - Anderson. san
Francisco, defeated Lewin, Holly
wood, decision.
Featherwcight--.Joe Bcrral, San
Francisco, defeated b. Golden, Los
Angeirs, decision.
Flywcight-C Guoy.l, &qokane,
Dc featrd Hurley brc,r, Hollywood,
decision.
Bantam"cight II4crta Evans.
Glendale, representing hollywood
! G. defeated Joe Sheridan, San
man".sco, knockout in second
ruUnd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
NOTICE OF SALE

To Whom 1t May Concern: No.
t'cc is hereby given that l will
turn oN"r to the Constable of FL
Centre Township, Imperial County,
California, on Saturday, November
9th, a. 1000 a. ~, Of said day to be
sold for cash and to the highest bid.
der, one Ford touring car, Motor
Aunbcr 4s4l09l, 1925 California
license Number 6l9.Sit.
That said sale to be made under
provisions Of Section 305l and 3052
Civil Code, California, for labor
performed and storage of said auto,
mobile, amreat'oG a. the sum of
." 'a@"'' rr v,h tro COSTS Of al.
,orl' ir. aHd sal.
Said salv viii b. held at 40. go
! Rroadw"y street, FL Centre, Califor.
Hl~.
!. c. CORONADO.
October -, 1926. 26t1O
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
ANS WHO LIKE
FAST BOUTS ARE
ALL KEYED Up

Fans who like to see hard, fast
shtiDL, had better make reSprva-
ms for Friday night at tie local
ena, when three bang.up fights
G scheduled.
Heading the procession is tony
war, who meets Harry Gray in
G main event. These two boys
newcomers to El Ceutro, but
cy are supposed to be "thcrc, ="
zen it comes to throwing the
bvcs.
There is nothing questionable
out the ability OF Ernie Lewis
d Richcy Rosalcs, VINO will ap.
ar in "a 10 round event, on half
a double bill. They fought here
o weeks ago, and fast scrap
Is in progress until Lewis connect.
with the business end Of a wirh-
punch from RosalcS, and took
count. Up to that time Lewis
d been ahead and he was the ia
rite to win the scrap.
frhe end came as Il saIpriae IT,
the fans, but more so to Lex :
ho figured he could beat Rosaics
billy. When he WAS unable 10
lrt out for the fifth round, his
iond threw in a towel Lewis
manded u rc.match immediately
ter the battle, and he got il light
'ay.
Rosales is out to do even quica.
job this time, so that Friday r
zap should bc Il hot one from tn,
rt.
Benny Romero took a trimming
,m Andy BrooEs last week, bat
cures he eaa reverse the situation
s week. The fight stole the
use last week, and the boys al
ringsiic declared it was tne
st battle that has been seen hccc
months.
Each one Of the scraps looks 10
a cracker-.iaek, and ;hc house
buld be filled Friday night
An eight point snow white buc%
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
SPORT NEWS SECTION
So. California
Sporting Briefs
BY United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Leased Wire
Los ANGELES, Nov. 3.--Richie
King and Jimmie Kackley, feather
Weights, clash tonight in the 10
round feature event at Wilmington
Athletic club.
frankie Boldly and Billy Blake
fight the six round sem final and
Jimmy Lucas and Gcorgic Lopez
meet in the special.
Young Dynamite George and Ii
ger Bob Robinson fight the ten
roGni hcaulincr a. tie Pasadena
Armory tomorrow night.
Billy McGowan crosses gloves
with Sailor Larry i'll the semi wind
up.
Richard Schikat, 22O pound Ger,
man wrestler, viii be a favoritc over
Paul Jones, 100 pounds, when the
pair 90 to the mat in the main event
Of the card at Olympic auditorium
tonight
Mex Lutte is matched with Carlos
Sepulveda in the semi final.
Fire Dces Damagc.-Fire at 2:30
yesterday afternoon at the Marsh
Cleaners in the rear OF the Barbar
Worth motel caused damage estimIt-
ed at $1,000. The blaze was The
result Of gasoline explosion in the
washer Wooden clothes placed III
the cleaner it is said by fremcn
caused static which ignitcd the gaso-
line and the explosion and fire WAS
the result. The loss, which con
sisted largely OF clothing is fully
covered by insurance. Damage was
, also done to the equipment.
Nushv Callahan, cr5tUiiir news
! hoy. continued his winning WAYS by
stopping Joe Tipiitz, Philadelphia
attlcr. in the second cf then
scheduled ten rouud match at the
Vernon arena lass night.
riplitz, . has been. was easy toi
Mushy \ short right hook 10 the
chin two minutes after the start
ol the second round pat Tiplitz on
his stomach in the resin while the
lcfcrcc counted him out.
The trend Of aattie was clearly
indicated before - seconds OF thC
initial round vas gone. Callahan
crashed stiff night to the head
that sent Tipl.tz against the rope
ahd left him punch drunk on woh
bling les He was barely able t.
,as, thn roand out.
Tiplit7 did not laud a telling bio"
dgriug the scrap.
Young Sam Labgford Won 81 wei.
earned decision over MEX Nutoui,
ia the six rGund semi final.
hazou Tahahashi, japanese box
or, fought four round draw win
Marvcllino Gumolli while Tokichi
Hawaii, fellow coun'rHman, lost
Ito Battling Dotey.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
L or Rent-ReGi Eciate
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
S1 acces in city limits, some al
falfa.
leo acres, miles from EA
Centre, 100 acres in alfalfa.
SO acres old alfalfa 2112 miles
from Imperial.
Is cares, / mile from FL Cen.
tr0.
12l2 acres, 3 4 mile from III
Centre,
LEM 'S AGENCY
0rngoA Hote! Building 12tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Crowd Meets Body
Of Dead Magician
~ United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Noy. 2.-Tho body
Of Harry Iioudini, magician, ARMY
,j today ~ It's airtight bronze cof,
fin From Detroit and Wa, taken dt
r..'y frnn th" t.arasidc +. a ionct.
~ parloa.
Mrs, IIouojnj, tAc ma-jri@n' s wi !,
ot. 0.- iu Il state cf r. Hau>c, auI
'"d TO he removed IN Il wheel chair,
in (which She bad mado Tie j1nrury
cast.
Relatives, actor frjcnds and yep
i.>.ntaiiv"S Of various orgpnim-
'ion, mot the train anI in company
Ujfh a crowd of curious bg8,aulcr,
i'"sJ as the coffin was transferred
q. an undcrtakcr' automobile,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
AT Press Office

FOR SALE-uead m.to. I niles
west on highway. Richter. 2]tI0
For sALa-ime re.cIedned seed
barley. Earl Vencil. Phone
9UIM3. 1Orf
PnUAAS-Cholce tmn snened, this
year crop. - pounds $4.JO; 80
pounuS qo.Oo; IuJ pounds oIj.U0,
fob. Coleman, Texas. Z. ".
Simpson. 2Jtlj
4oUJ AoED EWES. Large frame
Bakersfield ewes, in good t4esh.
Price $3.50 per head for imme-
dIate SAFE. - to s0 days pasture
available. Six months wool on
tsnecp. Bred to bIacKracc rams
for December LANDING. c. b.
BogUe, WuIows. Caut. 23t6
IiAtE a Morris cash register, to be
SoiG aC a barg1'.s. southern Ser.
rs Iowcr TO-, .,g4y. J. u. >;'~;'0rrif'h
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Attractive Auto
Show Planned
For Valley Fair

The aa,omobiln sb1.r At the linz
rrr,al Vallov mid.viater tair tbs
ycar promises "a he by far 'he "@,t
;t,ract',, auto exhibition ovu
>taeed i'm :bo la'lcv. The ""m2 '-
".a, oI the ,xhjhjt viii hr en-
tigoly modern and aloas Lac, oi
the latest show. Il viii b. held in
"a exclusive trH' Tho Gy"pr1u.~s
aud lighting viii he y.ry attractive
md i;s prominence ON the grounds
N;i, maE. It the outstanding I,a-
tm" Of thr L:g >a'lcy fair, i
Tic rlous .or tar show ar lGt
oot AND A!5 H. +. l.ai}rcqu, Who
hgd chmg. ef he rlcudl,e show,
which las W>, closed, H. u.A in
the valley and viii immediately
'o9f,r with tine iocal dral,i, r-
-njin- space aod general a~~ua-
AGENTS.
Nh. Shasta i. we'll covered with
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
PIANO BARGAIN

One OF oar hgn grade pianos now
stored ln III Ccnlro and must be
moved ut once. Mlll sell at big
sacrifice IN price for quick dis
posal. Liberal terms gwen res
pon5lbie person. Write for full
particulars to Southern CunfornIa
Music Co., S08 80. Broadway, Los
Angeles, Cal. 2JCl5
DESERT UONEY-o48 Broad
way. 29tf
FOR SALE-Brunswick photograph
and records. Call GA Olive St,
before 9 or after 8. 29tf
FOR oAAE--l50 dairy cows. -
heifcrs. Would consider good
trade. Box lG6, Rte A, HoItviue.
3Ot5
MUST sELL-savcn head horses
and mules, fresno 2nd wagon.
Leaving. T. y. Mccall Rancn, >
miles east of Imperial. 3Ot3
FOR SALE-R, l. Red baby chicks.
Nogel hanch, ) mlIes east and y
mile. south of ri Centre. 80 cod )
FOR SALE-lOO X. I. hens, 10
months old. $l.50 each. u mite
south SiIsbce School. \. Poole.
lt5
FOR SALE-IIarlcv motorcycle.
Cheap. Al shape. Inquire Fire
Station. 2t6
FOR SALE-Bed room set, springs
mattress and rug, Linoleum, .
burner stove and heater. All in
good condition. Price reasonable
Ian Stage office, Imperial, Cal
2t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Special Notices

JACUMRA STEAM LAUNDRY fol
sale, a good paying proposition al
the year round. Apply at the
laundry. 3ltj
WAATED-Privatc parties with
comfortable open ear to take
ladies on frequent short drives.
Phone $50. 2t2
Ell CENTRO Hatchery for strong
rigorous chicks thar live and
grow (ElecJric.) Phone co.. Ell
Ecutro Hatchery. oSt6
YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS
Fresh, new silk, rarely averaging
moe than - days from Filatlre
iu Japan 10 Your foot. Real SILK
Hosiery Mills, world's S larg st
Mfrs of silk Hosiery and Lin,
gcric. Everything 20 choose from,
and a lowest mills prices. Or
der now for Christmas, all the new
styles and rolors are here. Edwin
Stewart, Imperial Valley Mgr.
Box ~, III Centro. Phone FL
tentro, 4+9, after : p. m. lt6
HAlRCvTTLNG Speciality, Have
vour haircut suitable to your
type. &5 and SOC Marcelling Zoe.
Mission Apts. No. 10. Phone 4S9.
2t4
SPEtIAI fot high school girls.
Windblown Trim and Marcel 81.
Mission Apts, No. 10. Phone 439.
9th
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
NOTICE

To The honorable board Of sup
rryisor>. | do hereby make appli-
cation to run II show, known a>
Hruuh s Comedians, to be rum on
TIE ten acl,s "outh of Main street,
just outside o. The I'll Centre city
limits on West Main, IA per ordHl-
au,e SO. -.
BEUNk'S = COMEDIANS,
By Glen ID. Brmk, Manager,
Got 20 - \ 3 and 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Notice is hereby given by Geo.
eW. Allen, Administrator Of the cs,
tate Of Taraiiro Noguchi, deceased.
TO al persons having claims against
said deceased, to present them with
in four months after first publica
tjon Of this notice to the uudcrsign-
ed at l07 Rehkopf Building, ii Cen
tro, California, the place selected to
transact business of said estate, or
file them within four months after
first publication Of this notice in
the office of Ctork of Superior
Court, Imperial County, California.
Dated this 30th day of Septem
ber,. 1926.
GEO. w. ALLEN,
Administrator.
jus, W. Glossford. Attorney FOR
administrator O6 lG 20 - M
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

4 walnut named the Cloister
Mayrttc is proving extremely popu-
lar in Colu>a county, being more
blight resistant than others.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
Far Rent-Houses

For ReIaf--EIQuSeS .
FOR FENT-rwe room furnished
apartment with shower, 500
lights included. Mrs. Land, 7o3
Pans 25tf
OK MEAI---Bedroum aGJoInIDg
bath. $50 Owe. 20tf
FOR RENT-Sing!e furnished room
for gentleman with use of ga
rage. 61s He'll. 2Stf
FOR EENT--lr"nf room III COM
Portable home. 665 He'll 2tf
FOR RENT-Furnished Modern, up
to date flat, close in. Inqure 593
Olive. 5tf
Ho4LL HOLLYWOOD. Rooms and
aJartmenIs. sixth and lied. 8tf
MISSION Apartments have few
vacancies. Reasonable rates. Cor
ner Sixth and Commercial. l3tf
ron HENI.-Ihrev room furnished
apartment, with shower. go
Adams. l5tf
TWO FURNISHED front rooms for
rent. suitable tor couple, reason
abe, eh'se in. Inquire 436 orange
81. or p!one 55I. 23tf
rO& KANT~-DoLhle room. 704
State. 22tf
FOR RENT - Bes eraI nicely Iur.
nisk ID and unfuruished houses.
MIS-. Land, T*3 Pax. 23tf
y Ia cIDau furnished apartment
Tor .ent. $50 DIT. gao1rth .o3 Park
.~~~' l5tf
's'.'f' nE.-> !'--A4ce tight room, out
Sbie entrance. 44J Weusjey. Gen
t'eh.&n preferred. lstf
ron KEN r--yn1u.nishrd flat. 3l9
State. Phone 257J or $50. 47tt
LnAoA-NT furnished loom for
rent. 753 State. 27tf
FOR RENT-One apartment and
one sleeping room. t24 Holt, 27tf
FOR RENl-Fusn1sherI .ooms, all
new beds. 643 Olive. 2St12
FOR RENT-N1cely furnished
rooms, hot water. Mrs. Watson,
fo5 Orange Ave. 29tf
ROOM FOR RENT-CIose in. Gen.
tlemen preferred. 134 North
Seventh. 29tf
FOR RENT - Large room, suit
able for gentlemen. Outside en-
trance. board if desired. 1885
Olive. 29tf
tok RhAT-E'urnishe front room,
adjoining bath. Gentleman prefer
red. 735 Olive. 2stf
FOR F1Nr-4 room furnlsGcd apT.
Gail II 53t Vine St. No children.
$500. 2t2
FURNISHED-One room tent house
$500 month. Ala Vine st. 1t2
FOR RENT rooms, batn and ga
rage. Furniture for sale. Also car.
D. Hell. lt5
FOR RENT-Six room furnished
house. Phone 39l. 2tf
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment. Private bath. 473
lark st. 2t3
FOR Rk.NT-I1leeping room for
gentlemen, board if desired. Also
one room cottage i'll rear. la So.
Eighth. 2t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

The marines arc detailed to
guard the mails. but Nou still can
iuy Il machine gun over Tie codu-
rr in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

All that the United States anr
urcds to hrcomr world champions
at presenting aamS IS Tor one more
queen 20 come to this country.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

The m">' usrlos, occupation We
'an think OF right noW is tine job
n macel-waving in Iululand.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

HELP WANTED--Ladios for sam
ping and demonstrating. Inquire
Mr.. Cooper, iiotel Casa Rey, FL
Centre. 2t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Miscellaneous
Fur Sale

For Sale
FIANU rOh SALE or re4t. 5l5
Broadway. PhULe 2lS. 2lt1
fOh SALE - Old newspapers at
Press office. ltf
rOL: GALE--5uO Marsh .ooedless
grapefI cit. 5GG Eureka lemonS. Il.
ii. Hunter. Sar Dies :, Rte. 4, Box
4/J, Nursery, Lemon Gro.s lStf
y hAnlLnLL-ItoOIcr. lakes guess
work out Of roofing PAoAe 2JlW.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

WANTED-Kanch hand to cut and
haul corn, s. per day and board.
pig miles west, 212 north Seeiey.
Geo. Bently 2t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Wanted TO Buy
Situations Wanted

MARRIED man wants steady ranch
job. 672 n. Imperial, Brawley.
2t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

WANTED-Wood chopper to chop
trees into stove wood at crossing
of Dahlia canal and San Diego
railway. John Nippert, FL Centre.
lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Headlines you never SIC; coach
IraiseS Varsity after Ceushing De
Font -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Help Wanted

WANTED--W aitr"ss. Lincoln Res.
taurant. 45S Broadway. Phone
$50. SOTO
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

WANTED-Corn cutters. miles
west on Highway. Richter. lt6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Mn. Shasta is we'll covered with
SNOW to below the timber live.