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Meat and Vegetable Plates

several developments Of this idea pos
sible and It IL worth study
Chops lend themselves ideally 90
meat and vegetable plates. They may
he Frenched or Dreaded or served
with bone removed according TO the
part Of the animal from which they
are cut. A daintily Drowned lamb
chop with q puffy baked apple stuffed
with nuts and raisins. delicfously
glazed sweet potatoes and a baked
tomato win make very appetizing
combination. The possibilities are. ot
course. endless, but the secret OF sue.
cessful meat and vegetable plates 10
to remember always the surprise eles
ment and to get away from the overs
standardized combinations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19
Teasers to Add Some Brain Grooves.

SAL. If 1t IL IS In the shade, what
is 1t in the sun?
53s. When In an esq like q small
car In an auto race? ss
$50. what kind Of pins do people
never use?
$40. What has O. tongue. can 70
into the water, but never drinks?
Answers.
sal. Because he has head and tail
on the same end; 532. Because they
are both full Of bones; S33. In good
spirits: 534, Don't let them In; S3S.
Shore: sac. Carpet; 537, Hot; 55s.
When II Ia beaten; sac, Pin feathers;
$40, A wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

yourself to match your sweater would
not be difficult If you are clever with
the knitting needles.
Although the fur coat is seldom
part of the sports costume in action.
some sort Of fur or leather top coat
is most desirable 10 don before and
after outdoor athletics in cold climates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

Change gift" to sold" In four
moves. I'm changing one word to
another, change one letter with each
move, forming new word each time.)
=
Concealed in this sentence In we'll
known Christmas character:
II haven't seen 20 pIea az MT a clause
In a text book for some time"
Make m this word diamond, built
around a Christmas decoration:
n
o
HOLLY
l.
$
Today's addition To the Cross Word
Puzzle Zoo has no legs. Eor fur. but
strong skin, and he creeps-what is
he?
II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

closely knitted around waist and hips
with gradually increasing fullness
through the thighs. They terminate
at the knees, where the fullness is
graduated into tight knee band.
These may be bought to match the
knitted sweater. The task Of making
a pair Of these skating Knockers for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

Warden-What's your name and oc.
cupation?
Prisoner-My name In Spark. I'm
An electrician and I was sent up for
assault and battery.
Warden-Hey, Gerard. give this
man q nice dry cell.
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Cause for Thanks.

Mamma, today the teacher asked
me IL there were any more at home
like me-"
And what did she say when YOU
told her you were the only child?''
She said, Thank heaven""
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Stories About Our Pets.

they have many good times together.
He likes to eat green's of any kind.
This is q very unusual bunny, for he
cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

6VooLN AUTM9@ CAME We NORTH
~ SwA@ct& e. @A,8tmS AOxv As
Aaa&N e@LL-n& 0sE9AJr ,kletU ra4kr
the A,S*fvS WeM& SIX AacAJvs.s LoAjo-
kJoW No y T@X,Nle 70 GET Me- SOLAR.
cAA@TAk@@ 0F TA& SOAl, MooN AAJo
STARS, 10 LoAN AAtAA SOME L,otFT
SO THAT 10 can ooAIT,AlOE MS
$@A@cu EoR DAs9iew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

Teacher-PerhAps Edwin can give
Napoleon's nationality.
Edwin-Course I can.
Teacher-Yes, Corsican is correct.
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Easy.

Where have you been, Zacha riah ?"
Been putting a bride on my horse,
Ebenezer."
How'd you git the bit in his
MOUTH"
II waited TIL he yawned.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

Customer want q pound of coffee
in the bean, please.
Clerk-You'll have to 70 upstairs,
madam. This fl the ground ffoor.
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Willie"
Yes. pop"
Can you carry tuner"
Certainly, I can carry tune, pop"
Well, carry that one you're whia-
thing out In the back yard and bury it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

Teacher-who were the three wise
men? s
Dull Pupil-stop. Look and Listen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

What was that man giving the
elephant to drink?"
"CamphOr."
Why camphor?"
ITO keep the moths out Of his
trunk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

Friend-You have nerve, advertis.
ing Are sale. Where was the Are?
Storekeeper-Rixht here In the
store. / fired two aalssmen last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

A Deep One.
Miller-I've just spilled water all
over the table.
Burns-That makes II q pool table.
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nOOrA Mr. fr0ata nnr cnld
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Heavy Milling
Scheduled For
Lee-Adams Go

Harry Lee, San Diego lighthcavy-
milling here next Friday night when
he is billed to 60 up against the
tough Harold Adams, the boy who
slowed Billy McGowan away in
such workmanlikc fashion last week.
Harry, tough mauler himself, will
be meeting boy who is not cham
pion by q long ways, but battlcr
who can step out and trade wailops
with any Of them.
Harold, prefers the boring in style
and makes no claims to exceptional
boxing ability. Fighting at about
lJS pounds he goes out Of his class
frequently 10 take on men who tip
the scales at l6j. In fact his mot
TO, displayed on'his calling cards, is
Bring on anyone up to lG5
pounds.
A glance at Adams record shows
he has put away some good boys,
among them McGowan, Ray Dod-
ger, twice, Les. Pierce, Jack Smith,
Joe Cordova and Jack Regan. He
has decisions over Jimmy Lcvcnthal,
Lefty Smith, Teddy Adams, John
Lopez and many other good boys.
lie will be outweighed when he
goes up against the husky Lee
but his heavy punching powers and
endurance will make him an even
choice with the San Diego scrappcr.
The main event between these two
next Friday will be supported by
some good scraps featuring Tommy
Shull, Phoenix; Young Bello, San
Diego; Lloyd McBcc, Young Firpo,
Homer Gaines. and Victor Luccro.
Shull and Bcllo will tanglc in the
windup. Shull is a speed de-
mon and in meeting Bello he will
be forced to extend himself.
The second prelm will be staged
by McBcc, who halls from Texas
and Young Firpo, of Brawlcy. 1t
looks like good bout. Homer
Gaines, the boy with the looping
overland, right hand Will 90 ul
against Victor Luccro of Calcxico
again in the opener. Last Friday
Homer spoiled the biggest part of
the evening for Lucero by plaster
ing him plenty with that swinging
right hand. If he keeps his glove
closed this time, and lands it as
often rs he did last week Lucerc
may not answer the final bell
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
LOS ANGELES HAS
GOOD FIGHTS FOR
M'LARN RNIN-HOPPIE {

Los ANGELES, Au". 9-Fhp ar
rival here of Jimmy McLarnin, Of
Vancouver, B. g., NIli uc ult Ptrh-
cipal topic for discussion in hight
weight circles this week.
Only two clubs will attract atten-
tion and the Hollywood program
Friday night may present McLarnin
W,tn an ,drlN. ,,d,y TOR a oAi,,r -
an opponent can be found.
Sammy McLarnin, vounge"
brother also u lightweight, and
:" Pop Foster, manager Iur the ny
Iarliins, are with jimmy. Sammy
i making his debut in the profess
sioual ranks. He will be booked
here in the near future.
Jimmy haSn t been seen here since
his battle with johnny Farr, the
Oakland torpedo. lie lost that
fight but the decision was an un
popular one.
Dick Home and Charley Rosen
will stage their second meeting at
hollywood friday night. i4oppe
gave Roscn Il beating ON the last
occasion that they met but koSen
apparently ism t convinced that Dick
is his master.
Doe Smell and Pico Ramics. Vii.
nirg,on fcafhcrwcight, viii get
together at the Wilmington bowl
Wednesday night Much of Ram
les future depends op the outcome
Of the bout as this may be his last
chance to break into fast com
pany.
Smell is the man to put Ramics
10 the acld test, ~ l.r ., "A icrri- a.
Fnnci,cr and a good boxer. Wheth-
~ Ramics is ready for main events
will be decided by the manager IN
which he conducts himself n Tn
bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
l.. A. Catcher
Faces Operation
~, iniicd Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. 9.-Gus
Sandbcrs. first string catcher FOR
the Los Augclrs baseball club has
been called upon to decide whether
he VIII undergo an operation ON lis
knee that will pat him out of the
game for the remaindcr Of the sen
SON
Ssulbcrg WAS sent TO Los Angeles
from seattle where he wrcuched Il
cartilage ia his knee. An cNamina-
Con by the club physician disc|o>-
g.d that the big hackstop plght be
uhic 10 play with littlc rest bat
that an operation would br mavold-
able as il would only be a matter of
time until he would again tear the
injured member in sliding.
Joe Patrick, president of the An
gels. has left the decision with Sand
berg and if he wishes hc can haze
tho operation performed this week.
Patrick favorS having the injury at
tended to now and avoid II rcOccur-
cncc Of the injury in 1927.
Bert Read, rookie catcher sent by
The Angels TO Salt Lake ON - holr
scral, has joined the Los Angeles
club. Read will be ready to 20 IN
and give Truck Hannah a rest occa-
sionally.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
'BOrax Bill Gets
Final Summons
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9.--BoraN
Bill, siX.gun hero of the desert
and sage brush country, is dead.
The veteran mule trader and pros
pcctor died here last night of apo
plcNy, induced by old age. The
body rested today in the county
morguc where scores of old-timers
called to pay reverence to the mem
orv of the famous pioneer.
BorHN Bill, whose real name WAS
William Wilson, was linoWu
throughout California as the first
of the proSpcctors who commercial
lied the immense horaX deposits in
Death valley. He was the first
driver Of the famous "2O mule team
boyaX' outfit,
Recently he deserted the sage
brush country and came to La~
Angeles TO spend his rcmauju-
years. Police found his body iu a
cheap rooming house.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
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I1EBER
by Press Starr correspondent


HEBER, Aug. 81. ID. Jones and
Warren Foss arrived in Hcbcr on a
business trip. Mr.. Jones will pack
his furniture and move to his home
be located during this school year,
Mr.. Jones having accepted posi-
tion in the junior high school Of
Santa Monica.
The post office is being moved
to the bank building in Ieber.
James Jcffrics and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walden of Imperial,
left this morning for a six weeks ;
motor trip to Texas. Mr.. Rogers
and three sons will acrompaly them
on the trip.
II. G. Nogcl's house in the east
part of town was burned to the
ground about ; o'clock Saturday
morning. No one was in the house
and the origin of the fire is un-
known.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. II. Gavin have
recently returned from fortnight
at san Diego, and have left again
for "A motor trip to Oregon, accom-
panied by their daughtcrin-laW,
Mrs. Lynn Gavin, who will visit
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Womack and
Miss Hazel Jones spent the week
clld in the mountains.
Ben AVERT is spending IA Vaca-
ton on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Shcats are mo
toring to San Francisco for Il va"a-
tion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
NOTICE OF MEETING
OF Board of Equalization, Imperial
Irrigat District

The assessor of the Imperial Irri'
Cation District, having completed
the assessments for the year 1926,
Las delivered the books to the see.
rotary Of the board Of directors, -hO
row have them in his office ii the
IaSonic bidding, FL Centre, Cal
fornia, where they viii romaiv for
the inspection of all persons int rest
cd until September |, 1926.
The board of directors, a,:.ng "a
u board of equalization IF ,.ni iiI.
rcrial Irrigation District VIII meet
to cquaIiZc assessments and continue
in session from September lSt tu
September 1th, 1896, e,.id from time
to time thereafter as long as n.S.
hc necessary, not TO exceed ten days
exclusive of Sundays. to hear and
determine such objections to the val
uation aud assessment rs may come
before it.
I}y order of the board Of dircrtors,
F, II. MclNER, Secretary.
ally aug ) to sep
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Watching the
Score Board
Nv United Press Leased wire

Yesterdays hcro-Bill Shcrdcl,
hurlcr for the St. Louis Cards, who
won his sixth straight victory by
defeating the Brooklyn Robins, to
>. 1T was Brooklyn $ seventh con
sccutivc defeat.
Earl Whitehill, pitching stylish
ball, struck out II batsmcn and
was largely responsible for the
Tigers 3 to 3 win over the New
York Yankees.
I'hlc won his 18th game for Clcv-
cIand when the Indians won from
the Washington Senators I to 4.
When Blh Barrett dropped sam
Halc's easy fly i'll the tenth inning
was the break which gave the
Philadelphia Athletics a g too win
from the Chicago White Sox and
showed Eddie Collins team into
the second division.
Hughic McQuillan slapped Il coat
of whitcwash on the Cincinnati
Reds when the Giants defeated the
Reds 60.
Lefty Wiltsc of Boston defeated
Ernie Ncvcrs of st. Louis, former
grid star, in pitching duel, 9 to 2,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Plentiful Water
Supply Assured

Ample water supply for lmpcrjHI
Valley seems assured a> a result Of
rains i'm the north thc past week,
according to Indication, at Yuma.
It is estimated the l3,oon sccoIld
foot flow Of the Colorado river at
Yuma win continue for Il fortnight
al least,
Summer raju~ in Arizona are cN-
pcctrd to bring additions to the
flow from the Little Colorado, ella
and Verde rivers. Offioials of the
Imperial Irrigation district have
given notice that the weir construc-
tiou will be pat iu ut the first sign
Of low water
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
WANT ADS

LOST-Waltham wrist watch, fleX-
ibc bracelet Friday night on
Orange, between Seventh and
Eighth, or at airdome. Return to
Press office. 50 reward. 9t2
FOR SALt-First class dairy cows
Holstcins anc jerseys, from T. b.
tested herd Walter Grocbli. J
mile east, 3-4 mile south Acacia
school, or Route ,, Box lJl, RI
Centre. 9tf
WANTED TO BUY--small bunch
of pigs. Phone 600. 9t3
FOR SALE-2 lots Cheap. Tyler
Bros. J20 Main st. 9t6
FOR SALE-Purc bred Jersey bull,
1H years old. High records from
dam and sire. Walter Groebli. !
mile east, 81 mile south Acacia
school. 9ti
FOR RHNT-Partlv furnished )
room house at S2O Broadway In
quirc sl9 Commercial. 9t2
SEWFNG done reasonably. $40
Commercial. 9tJ
FOR SALE-IIead corn. $40 per tor
Wei maturcd and dry. Walter
Grocbl. mile east, 81 mile
south Acacia school. 9tf
WOMAN with valley experience,
wants position, cook ON ranch or
anything. 1874 North Eighth. 81
FOR LE-1Grecn feed 10 acres
alfalfa in one field by acre or
month. ) miles west Fl Ccntro on
pavement. 6. w. Young. 9t5
WA Mt ED-Experienced man to
take full charge of 80 aero al
fafa ranch. Mu5t furnish best
of references Jack Elder, Orcgyr
Tttel. 9ti
FOR SALE-ENtcllent Duroc Jersey
Loar, , wears old. Trjcr so f. o. b.
ranch Norm End Ranch, Calinat-
l,a. D,3
TOR RENT-3p acres alfalfa for
vegetables Dcarhead Ranch, l
mile north MyCaDe school. y. II,
Rehkopf, Box l0l6, FL Centro. Off
! WANTED-Tl:,".or drive for Wal
lis tractor. Apply af' er p. M.
4S1 Holt. ?to
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
For Rent-Real Estate

FOR SALE OR RENT-4o acres op-
posite Eucalyptus school on San
Diego highway. John Nippcrt,
Gen. Del, FL Centre. 3t6
FOR Wanted experienced
gardener to farm 20 to 80 acres.
: miles southeast OF Seeley. Cash
or shafe crop. A2aress P. j.
Storms, Box o24, See!cy. 3ltt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Fast Time For
Silver Gate Race
By United Press Leased Wire

san DIEGO, Aug. 9.-Cecily
Cunha of the Club Casa Del Mar,
Santa Monica, and Carl Stevenson
of Stanford, won the women s and
mems events respectively Sunday
i'll the seventh annual Silver Gate
chanrcl swim across the entrance of
San Diego harbor.
Miss ,unha was followed in rapid
order by five Of her team mates:
Hilda Curtis, Marjorie Lowe, Lille
May Bowmcr, Ru;h Schwecr and
Dodic Blcwctt. Time 9:l2 A..
Stevenson won by good margin
from WalEcc o 'Comnor of the ven
Zee plunge.
Fred Wadlcy and George Wolf of
Venice plunge were third and fourth
respcctivclv.' Time 1922 -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
SEELEY
Hy Press staff Correspondent

HS PRESS Stat correspondent
SEELEY, Aug. 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
\. T.. WiXom, Mr.. and Mrs. Alma
Whom and Mrs. q. Allandcr left
last Sunday for visit with rcia-
tiycS in FL Paso, Texas, Lloyd
WiNom is caring for the ranch i'll
their absence.
f. Il. Hunter, motorcycle officer,
took bad spill when his machine
skiddcd on some some loose gravel
rs he turned off the highway near
Jack Williams garage in Seclcy.
Fortunately Hunter was only slight
" scratched and was able to con
tuuc his work although he was
thrown fully l. feet. His machine
WAS not damaged.
Miss Edith Davis is working in
the Seclcy telephone exchange dur
ug the absence of Miss Goiiie Cope
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Copeland,
Mis-, GolIir. Paul and Glenn spent
the weekend at the beach near san
Diego.
Miss Evangelism Iurd is visiting
with her grandmother in Los An
gclcs and being treated for threat
cncd attack Of appendicitis.
Scott Burns was i'll several days
with Sciatic rhcumatism.
Lawrence Campbell was Il caller
in Julian Wednesday evening. NJ
Lowe is caring for the Copeland
dairy.
Mrs. 0. \. Kirk and son Edward
have been visiting for three weeks
at Fresno and are now visiting at
Compton,.
While George Campbell was visit
ing at Modesto last week he saw
MIR. and Mrs Jim Smith, who now
make that their home. Mrs. Smith
was Miss Haley of Soclcy, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il, Haley, and
sister of Mrs. Sidney Trmmcl,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell
drove to Stockton and called on +
IL. Plumb, who was depot agent at
Scrlcy until about five years ago
Mr.. Plumb is now secretary of the
chamber of commerce of Stockton.
L. Nelson VA, one Of Il party whC
made trip to the site Of the I'm
pcrial Valley oil prospect wei
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Lost and Found

of bedding on highway
between Indio and Wcstmorlant.
Reward. Mrs. Land, 7S3 Parh.
2tf
The Scaboard Farm, AMBROSE,
Georgia will ship 1400 carloads OK
tomatoes this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

At the first sheep and wool eN-
hihit held at NloNrrdalc, Souoma
county. June II TO Is. there Wetr
260 sheep and 81 flccccs were IN
cumnct ION.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

One white mule, one black mule,
one brown mule. Value SO apiece
one brown horse. Value -, On
Lorcnzc ranch, eight miles south ON
Eighth Street road, one mile west
from Ell Centre.
To be sold August 81 for dam
ages.
c. BUClIER.
Ann q 1G % 90
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Special Notices
DAIRY FOR SALE

ioud lease on 100 acres well loeat-
ed and good feed. 100 head young
COWS, 100 tons hay, good stock
and equipment. If you are in
the market for good dairy get
busy as owner says, SELL IT. See
Afflcrbaugh with Edgar Bros.
Co. GIG
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

In a test plot in Contra Co>i9
county Hero barley yielded lN3.'
pounds per acre as against l,6o5
pounds of Tennessee Winter,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
COAST LEAGUE

Yestcrday'S Results
Hollywood 60, Sacramento I =.
seattle %, Los Angeles l-G.
Mission -, Oakland 81.
San Francisco S.ll, Portland -,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
COLORADO GAGE

YUMA, Ariz., Aug. 9. - Mean
daily gage heights III feet and mean
discharge in second feet of the Colo
RADIO river at Yuma, Arizona, for
two weeks ending August 6, 1926:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Here and There
in Sport World
Hy nitcd Press Leased Wire

New York-William T. Ti!dcn,
tennis champion, yesterday partici-
patcd in three singles and a double
match during the southern New
York and Wcstchcstcr county cham
pionships. He won love match,
chen followed by two straight set
wins in singles. He and y. II.
Chaplin .Ir., lost in q hard doubles
fray to William NJ. Johnston and
Edward G. Chandler, 6-3, O., O..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Base Bail Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeSterday'S Result

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland 7, Washington 4.
Detroit 8, New York =.
Philadelphia 6, Chicago ).
Boston !, st. Louis y.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York Is, Cincinnati y.
st. Louis ), Brooklyn >.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

Tho Siskiyou Couniy SportsmcnS
Association has successfully hatch
cd Chinese pheasant eggs through
,lsc of White Lcghorn hens,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Fairfield, Conr. The annual il

vitation golf tournament Of the
Fairfield Country club was won here
Yesterday by Miss Louise c. Fordycc
of Youngstown, Ohio, and X. a.
Jones il. of The WcstcheSter Hills
country club. They defeated Lanr-
cn UpSon of Berkeley, California,
and Miss Maurccn Orcutt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
LISTEN TO THIS

i've rooms and large screen porch,
also wash room off the kitchen,
cement floor. This is not shack
but a good substantial house,
plastrrcd aud nice bath room. so
foot lot in good location but is
going to sell for $4,000 on easy
terms. This is the month to buy
/ .s,,. See Afflcrbaugh with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. ste
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

Chicago-Wilbur Shaw, lndianap-
oils. maintained Il speed of 81 miles
an hour Ia win the 80 mile national
dirt track automobile championship
race at Hawthorne track. Ray
Campbell and Dewey Shank were
both severely injured in a collision
on the home stretch of the race.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Sale-Real Estate

WANT country property in exchange
for L. A. and vicinity business,
income and residence property.
Owners and brokers submit full
details. f. W. Loadvine, broker,
272l w. 9th St, Los Angeles. 5t6
BIG snap in Fontana, Cal, ranch
with 1000 chickens and ) room
furnished house. $500, no trades
$500 down, very easy terms.
Write at once to w. r. klink.
FOntana, Calf. III
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
QUICK SALE

428 He'll St, five large rooms, hard
wood floors, fire place and in
fire condition. If you want a good
home look this over. Ready to
move in. Easy terms to rcspoms'
ib,c party. See Affierbaugh with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. 5t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

San Francisco" Buzz Arlctt
tops the field in coast league hitting,
including games of Saturday with an
average of .377. Jollcy of the Seals
is second with .373 and Boone Of
the Missions third at 500. Boone
leads in home run SmaShcS with %.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
Wanted To Buy
Situations Wanted

WORK wanted by reliable married
man, dairy preferred. Press Box
996. 4tJ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
aud moderately warm tonight and
Tuesday.
Southern California; Fair tonight
and Tuesday but with fog near
coast tonight; normal temperature
and normal humidity.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

Chica go-th thicago's newest and
most prctcntiouS horse racing plant,
under the direction of Colonel Matt
Wmu, opened today at Lincoln
Fields for 50 day meet. The track
cost S2,000,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

SubJccf 10 cOffecIlOH DY aUIU'
matte recorder curve.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09

BouuVillc, Mcndociuo County,
reports Harding grass the best
species tested.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
FOR RENT

Several good houses furnished and
unf1lrnishCd. See Afflcrbaugh
with Edgar Bros. Realty Co. jt6
FOR RENT room modern house.
See Williams with the Buick. Jtt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT Modern apartment.
Call GA Olive or sec Mrs. Steele
at SaloLiOns. jtt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-09
COME TO VENICE
Ocean Spray Apartments

q Ave. 30. Wire or NrltC Hern-
don, P. o. Box 8i5, Venice. Ats