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the same as new homes in the
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hardwood floors hot-water heat.
electric lights large lot to alley.
and two inclosed porches Very
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BEST BUYS.

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Beautiful new six-room homes in
a splendid location. Fot-water
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Veterans of Great War

similarly wounded but unable TO get
through claims, and the department is
looking toward substantial responses
Saturday so there Will be no com
nulsory curtailment of the service.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
A.A.U. Basketball
T0urnment Starts
Nv United Press Leased Wire

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Mar. 10
Play in the second round of the A,
A. U. basketball tourney starts at
l O'Clock this afternoon with the
Utah Apex A. c. Bingham, Utah,
meeting Southwestern college,
Winfield, Kansas.
Teams which survived yesterday s
round Included:
Yankton college, Yankton, S. D.,
and North Dakota Aggics. Two
t""ms from Denver, the Yeager and
Pratt Book store teams, were dc
teated in the first round, as was the
Vo"n~ Men S Institute club of San
Francisco.
Games today: Auburn Cubs, Plac-
er county, California. versus Wcr-
er-Wcrner, st. Louis: Junior col
lcgc, Kansas City, versus Fort
Pierce IndroiS, Fort Pierce, Fla, Y.
NJ. II. A., New Orleans, versus Good
year Rubber, Akron, Ohio; Monon
A. C., Indianapolis, versus Baker
T., Baldwin, Kansas; Kc- Nash \
kcnosha, Wis, versus Pacific coast
Loug Beach, Calf; Nebraska State
Teachers versus South Side Turner's,
Indianapolis. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
BY HENRY J.. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)

TAMPA, Fla, Mar. Is. Washing
ton will have TO win another Amer
lean league pcnnant this season or
break the heart and .btitlsfual of the
entire city of Tampa. -
Unlike the people of cities in
which the other major league teams
are training in this section, those
of Tampa have taken almost ex-
elusive property rights TO BUcky
Harris and his Band of Senators.
Those who haven't the time, take
the time to go TO the ball park
and show their claim to Il personal
connection with the team by ad-
dressing the players each by his
first name.
Harris who i ranked Socially as
one of the first citizens, feels sure
that his team will deliver without
too much cXcrtiou.
No other team in the league has
been improved any more than Wash.
ngton and if we won last year
against tough opposition why should
NE fail this YEAR he asked.
When liarri, traded Tom Zachary
and Winu Bailou to the st. Louis
Brown for Bush and Tobin. the wise
birds said that George Sislcr had
put one over on him, but Harms
contends that Tobiu will be one of
the best outficldcrs this years.
With thc> exception of Tobin, the
team will be started rs it played
last ye;u.
-Four veterans, Walter johnson,
stan CoNelcskic, Joe Bush and Dutch
Rcuthcr will be used as the regular
pitchers, with Curley Ogden and
Firpo Maibcrry as first call re-
serves.
Harris expects johnson to win 20
games or more, Covcleskie IS to 20,
Bush 20 and Rcuther Is to Is or
better.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Central High
School Notes

Members Of the east Of the senior
play put on u "prcvicw' before
the assembly, which aroused much
enthusiasm on the part of the
school Each member of the cast
appeared and contributed his or her
blt.
Those taking part were John
dickson, Paul Shaw, Amy Barker,
George johnson, Howard Kennedy,
Thelma Padgett and Vera Neil
>aney. "IIold That Line, Jimmy,
is the play to be presented by the
seniors, and will be given on Friday
and Saturday nights of this week.
Announcement of the winneis Of
the short story contest sponsored by
the "Painted Desert, the junior
college annual and ala Solona,
the high school annual, reveals Law,
renee Rumsey Of the -. c. as the
winner. Rumscy's prize story is en-
titled, "Revcnge is Sweet.
Miss Dimicc Parker, also of the
junior college, took second place
with "a Legend of the Desert
Lilly Miss Mildred Cole, junior
college student, received third place
on "The Story of the Desert
Rumscy's story and Miss Parker 3
are 10 De published i'll painted
Desert Miss Cole $ is to run ser
ially i'll the ''Campus.' 3
Winners of the first two Donors
will receive complimentary copies of
90 Painted Desert. -
Another stunt which made a hit at
assembly last week was the boost
for the girls track meet given by
members of the girls gymnasium
class. All modes of lOcomotion were
used to come onto the stage. Some
sailed - in a miniature boat. Coast
crs, roller skates, an airplanc and
babbv carriage were other means of
travel chosen.
Adding to the clcvcrncss of the
stunt were the girls costumes each
Of which was appropriate to the
mode of transportation. Iclls were
given, and ~ girls sold tickets dur
ing the course of the stunt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
M'CARTY'S MISSION BEARS TO BE
REAL CONTENDERS FOR PENNANT;
WASHINGTON TO USE ITS VETERANS
BY VIC KLEE
Sports Editor San Francisco Herald
(Written for the United Press)

STOCKTON, Calf, Mar. 16.-Tf
pitching and catching mean any
thing in modern baseball, William
II. McCarthy's Mission Bears will
be there or thcreabouts when the
curtain is rung down on the last
act of the 1926 coast league season.
Whether the ultimate destination of
the new club is actually there or
merely thereabouts is going to de
pend on other factors than the work
of the pitchers and catchers.
When you assemble on one ball
club a chucking corps consisting of
Bert Cole, Jimmy Christian, "Wec' y
Ludolph, Ed Bryan, Herman Pill
lette, Joe Ocschger and :" Buzz
Eckert, you have observed the first
rule of diamond self defense. Back
such pitching staff with catchers
like Denny Murphy, Al Walters and
Walter Schmidt, and you virtually
cinch "A spot in the first division,
provided the rest of your club is
fair, and Mccarthy . is at least
that.
Battling for recognition along
side Boone in the outfield are the
veteran Ike Wolfcr, Evan Swanson,
the college flash who will be thc
archdeacon of the league, going to
first; Bob Gillespie, Tom Oliver,
Hubert Mason, Clarence Hutchinson
Ed Rose and George Collins.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION

In the matter of granting the In
land Empire Gas Company, a cor
poration, a Franchise to conItruct,
maintain and operate gas pipe lines
for the purpose of transmitting and
distributing manufactured and ma
tural gas under, along and across
the public highways of Imperial
County.
WHEREAS, at regular meeting
of the Board of Supervisors, Coun-
ty of Imperial, State of California,
held on the 1st day of March, 1926,
the Inland Empire Gas Company,
a corporation made application TO
the said board for franchise
granting to said gas company the
right to construct and for per-
iod of forty (40) years, to maintain
and operate gas pipe lines for the
purpose of transmitting and distri-
buting manufactured and natural
gas, under, along and across any
and all public highways, in the
County of Imperial, lying and be-
ing WITHIN the following townships,
to-wit:
Townships II, II, 13, IA, Is,
16. II, lying and being in
Range Is East, and in Range
IA East, respectively, and
WHEREAS, it appears to this
board that it is necessary that said
Inland Empire Gas Company cross
said public roads and highways in
order to furnish and supply illu-
minated gas for light, heat md
power in said townships, described,
and
WHEREAS, it appears TO said
board that il is to the best inter
csts of the inhabitants of said ter
ritory that said Inland Empire Gas
Company be allowed and permitted
the right as hcreinabove set forth;
NOW, THEREFORE,, be it resolv-
ed, that said franchise be granted
to said Inland Empire Gas Com
pany, or TO such other person, firm
or corporation who shall be the
successful bidder for said fran
chise in the manner provided by
law.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
that the Clerk of this board cause
to be published in the Imperial Val
ley Press, newspaper of general
circulation for at least once a day
for ten (l0) successive days, the
following notice:
Notice inviting bids for
franchise, granting the right to
construct and for a period of
forty (40) years to maintain
and operate gas line for the
purpose of transmitting and
. distributing manufactured and
natural gas within the confines
of Imperial County.
Notice is hereby given that
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
DEMPSEY TRAINING FOR
ALLEGED WILLS MATCH

SAN DIEGO, Mar. 16.-Jack
Dempsey heavyweight champion,
plans to begin training here next
week, for his scheduled fight with
Harry Wills The champion, his wife,
Esicile Taylor, and Promoter Floyd
titzsimmons spent the weekend
hclc with President James Coffroth
of the Tijuana Jockey club. On
Monday the party iourncycd to
Pine Hills lodge, 40 miles from here
in the Cuyamaca mountains to in
Spcct the recently completed gym
nasium and outdoor ring erected at
q cost of 100000.
On departing for Los Angeles the
champion Is quoted us saying "if
things can be arranged satisfactor-
ily, II be back next week. l can
find no better spot for getting into
teA condition. "
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

Inland Empire Gas Company
has made application to the
Board Of Supervisors of Imper-
ial County, for a certain fran
chise granting the right to con-
struct, and, for a period of
forty years to maintain and
operate gas pipe lines for the
purpose of transmitting and dis
tributing manufactured and ma
tural gas, under, along and
across any and all public high
ways in the County of Imper-
ial, lying within the following
townships, namely,
Townships II, 12, 13, IA, Is,
16 and II, South of the Second
Standard Parallel, lying in
Range 13 East;
Townships II II, 13, IA, Is,
10 and II, South of the Second
Standard Parallel, lying in
Range IA East; ..
Townships II, u, 13, IA, Is,
16 and IL, South of the Second
Standard Parallel, lying in
Range 15 East and,
Townships II, ~, 13, IA, Is,
16 and II, South of the Second
Standard Parallel, lying in
Range II East.
Said Board of Supervisors of
said Imperial County proposes to
grant said application. Notice
is hereby given that bids will
be received for said franchise
and the same will be awarded
the highest bidder for cash.
That said bids will be received
up to the hour Of 200 p. M. of
the 10Th day of April, 1926,
and the successful bidder and
his assigns must, during the
term of said franchise to be
granted pay to the County of
Imperial, two (2%6) per cent of
the gross annual receipts of
such person, partnership, or
corporation to whom the fran
chise is awarded, arising from
its use, operation or possession.
No percentage shall be paid for
the first five (5) years, sue
cceding the date of the fran
chise but thereafter such per-
ccntage shall be payable annu-
ally; and in the event said pay
mcnt is not made, said fran
chisc shall be forfeited. Each
sealed bid must be accompani-
ed by the full amount of cash
bid, or a certified check, pay
able to the Treasurer of the
County of Imperial.
The successful bidder shall
file bond with, at least two
sureties, running to the county
of Imperial, in the sum of
$10.000.00, conditioned that
such bidder shall well and
truly observe each ana every
condition of such franchise.
Such bond shall comply with
Section 7 Of Act 2720 of Gen
eral Laws of 1928 of State of
California.
BY order of the Board of Super
isors.
G.. G. MOUSSEAU,
ountv Clerk and ex-Officio Cler
of the Board of Supervisors, I'm
perial County, California.
" f. NJ. Simpson, Deputy. .
SEAL) 16tl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
Here and There
in Sport World

New York. -- Denmark got in
"under the wirc' with its Davis
cup challenge, bringing the total
list of entries, now closed. to u.
Nineteen countries are in the Euro
pcan zone and five in the American.
drawings viii be made tomorrow.
New York. y rhal!cugc TO any
player al any style OF baiklinc bill.
liards was made by Jake SchapfcI.
who recently lost his, 1872 ba,klinc
crown to Erich lIagculachcr.
Chicago.--Joc Stcchcr employed
his famous scissors hold effectively
and won from George Calza, Italian
heavyweight. two falls out Of three.
Then he announced his intention TO
meet Stranger Lewis to decide
their dispute over the world $
championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
COAST LEAGUE GAINS
SALT LAKES MOVE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.-
"Iuc moving of the Salt Lake City
franchise TO Hollywood and the plac-
iog of another club in San Francis
60 will greatly help the league"
President Harry A. Williams of the
Pacific coast baseball league, said
on hls arrival here from Los Angc-
les, 1T makes the league more
compact and cuts down the expenses
of the long trip to Salt Lake. |
lool7 for a successful season."
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
SPEED ACES TUNING UP
FOR SUNDAYS RACES

CULVER CITY SPEEDWAY,
Calf, Mar. l6.--A number of speed
aces, entered in the annual $50 mile
classic to be held here next Sun
dav, have passed the l35 milo an
hour mark in practice spins this
afternoon.
The drivers expect TO establish a
new world s record in Sundays
race, which will be the last test of
the l22 cubic inch displacement mo-
tors.
After Sunday, the 81 inch ma
chimes will become the standard
speedway ears.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
JIMMY LONDCS PUTS
GEORGE IN DISCARD

Jim Londos still is wrestling
champion Of the Hellenic Islands, as
- result Of his bout with George
kotsouaros here last night.
The first fall WAS awarded to
iondos On foul, after his compa-
triot Planted u pilc-driyer right hand
"allop to Jinmy's mid-section,
knocking him ont.
kotsonaroS jumped on the weak
cued Londos and took the second
TAIL, but after Il short rest. the
Greek champion came back and took
the third fall and the match.
The bout was one of the rough
est seen here in years and the
crowd was the largest and most en-
thrSi1stic seer at any bouts this
season.
Chris Michacl, threw Roy Audcr-
SON N the curtaiu-raiscr and Harry
Maxwell forced Jack Lewis to quit
with Il severe toe hold.
Fidcl i.aBarba, world ) flywcight
champion, left here today for his
start work for his bout with Clever
Scncio nj the Olympic auditorium
March 81.
Llbarba won a newspaper decis-
ion from Sencio when the pair met
here several months ago. The next
bout will be 10 round decision
scrap.
Although Jimmy McLanin, Van
,ouvcr featherwcight, is the favor
iIo, good deal of Johnny Farr
money was in sight today. The Oak
land fighter is rugged boy who
throws lots Of gloves and the wager
ers figure Mclarnin will have
Trouble boxing with him.
Eoth fighters ended training to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

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Stenographer, assistant book.
keeper. }. b. X OPERATOR or gem
eral office work. Press Box 946.
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LOST

One checked suit coat, in FL Centre.
Notify A. Kahn, 656 22nd St.,
San Diego, $25 reward. 15t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

NArOMO. C.I. N..H 'G. F..~b
tomatoes, iocai'. .r.vu Ir,r b,ap
marketed here toyou-hpot 4. ..-=
winter just closing,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
For Sdie-POulfry

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Exclusive breeders of S. c. Rhode
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$1,000 per 100. These birds are
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ditions. Hens up to 10 lbs, eH-
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of dark red. A combination of ex-
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isfaction guaranteed. Visitors
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sale. Oak Vista Poultry Yards,
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FRNERS WANTED-Pav the cash.
Hens and fryers for sale, dressed
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
Situations Wanted

EAi'EklENCED office clerk wishes
steady position, Young man. II. Y.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

WANTED-Ranch work by man &
wife, experienced. Write Tom
Fairless, General Delivery, Braw-
icy, Callf. 1878
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

YREKA, Cal, March 1e. 6 or
and rain fell mere simultaneously
one day recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

FOR LEASE-Garage and oil sta
tion on Telegraph g. Rivera Rd
. miles north Downey, Los An
gelcs Co. On main road to San
Diego. Geo. Kcllam, Downey, Cal
Phone 7S7. 4tl2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 16. - Joe
Salas, one Of George Blake's prot
cges, and Pedro Amador, junior
lightweight, dispense the main en-
tortainmcnt at Culver City tonight.
The pair are scheduled to go ten
rounds. Salas is the favorite.
Santiago Gorilla and Billy Tingle
clash in the semi windup, scheduled
for six rounds.
Thirteen automobile race drivers
entered in the 2J0 mile speed class
ic at the Culver City speedway Sun
day turned out today to join the Sc
lect five who have qualified for the
race with speed of 130 miles an
hour or better.
The quintet made its mark Mon
dav afternoon. The drivers and
their times are Fred Conner, 1888
miles an hour; Leon Duray, 1888
miles an hour; Benny Hill, 1872
miles an hour; Peter de Paola, 1925
champion, 1868, and Earl Dcvorc,
1889 miles an hour.
The University of Southern Cali
fornia baseball team plays the Occi-
dental Tigers at L. S. c. today.
The University of California
southern branch, ice hockey team
viii meet the Hollywood Fawnskins
at the Glacier ice palace here to-
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

FOR RENT-Small two room apart
ment. Light and water furnished
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16
Lost and Found

FOUND-Bicycle. Owner may have
same by proving property and
paying for ad. o. j. Comstock.
General Delivery, FL Centre. 15t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

APARTMENT for rent. Neat and
clean. $50 per month. 763 Park.
Off
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-16

FOR RENT-Niccly furnished six
room house. Electric range. heat
er for bath. Hardwood floors. 500.
Mrs. Land. 783 Park. 1Ott
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LADY DIANA DIDN'T
MEAN 70 SNUB CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.--Lady Diana
Manners. English beauty. was busy
explaining today that she intended
no snub to Chicago society by her
failure TO appear at a reception in
her honor by the fashionable Drama
League. The arrival of "a very
dear friend from New York who
had only five hours to spend in
the city, was given as her reason;
Il heard only one mention Of
Lady Dianas absence. was the icy
conrnent of Mrs Howard Willett.
president OF the league Really,
she wasn't missed The reception
was for other members OF The
Miracle cast, as well. Is
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DELAYS
DRY CHANGES
~ ROBERT s. THORNBURGH
international News service

s5gs 80
Submission to Congress Of mum
Der OF important amendments 70
the prohibition, customs and Inter
all revenue laws was held up today
by Secretary Of the Treasury Me-
lon. pending approval by the state
Department OF changes in ship ,ifiz-
ure regulations
Treasury officials feared that IN
ternational complications might
arise from more strict methods Of
dealing with rum smugglers Off tho
American coasts.
: There is a wide divergence Of
judicial opinion as to the scope of
American authority There is also
4 question as TO the boundariess &c
judicial districts between the sea
coast and the l2.nlse limit and
other difficulties which the amend
ia1ents seek ito meet.
Secretary of State kellogg will
pass on the question this week
Other details OF Gen. ~. G. An
Tlrews prohibition legislative pro.
gram were approved By Secretary
Mellon. Conflicting provisions Of
the various laws relating to en-.
forcement have been ironen out and
weak spots Of the law strengthened.
The Washington times., 1926-02-15
CHICAGO ELoPEMENT
is UPSET TO SOCIETY

CHICAGO, Feb. 10. Society re-.
ceived with surprise today an.
nouncenlent that Calvin Stevens
smith and Miss jeanette Reynolds,
q this years debutante, had been
married at Crown Point, Ind. after
an elopement.
smith FOR: several months had.
been reported engaged to Miss
Elizabeth Miller, of Courtland, NJ.
81. He il son Of Mrs. Frank Nc.
Nary Smith and his bride u daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rey.
nolds
The Washington times., 1926-02-15
ALLEGED DEsPoILER
OF VILLA GRAVE FREED

John HaIdahI, said to be an
American soldier Of fortune, who.
was arrested by Mexican authofi-
ties IN connection with the alleged
plot to steal the head Of Pancho
villa, has been released from Gus.
American Consul McEniIy at
Chihuahua so advised the State
Department today
The Washington times., 1926-02-15
] Fire Holds un Ferry

WEEHAWKEN, N. u. Feb. H.
Fire halted ferry traffic for an
hour. destroyed two two-story build
ings and caused damage estimated
at $5O, 900.
The Washington times., 1926-02-15
spanislr Liner AGROUND

LONDON, Feb 15.The Spanish
steamer. Ufbic Lamendi, Is aground
ported not to be in danger
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Mahahis Seize Town

CAIRO. Feb. Is. Wahabi tribes
men have occupied Wadymoussa
In Transjordania. accordinp to re-
ports received here from Beirut
The Washington times., 1926-02-15
A service from a friend

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