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Special forces Of police were
rushed to the East India Dock
Road area, where dock strikers held
up all automobiles proceeding to
London.
This area Is under normal CON
ditions an unruly district, and the
police force there has been greatly
increased.
At Glasgow rocks were hurled at
motor busses which were plying
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Heavy police guards were thrown
around the House Of Commons just
prior to the opening OF the session
The Gordon OF police extended com.
pIetely about Westminster Palace,
and the corridors were full of
''bobkies."
It was reported that the govern
ment feared disorders as the result
of the arrest OF s. Saklatvala, Parsee
Communist. who was released on
bond, after promising to make no
further public utteranees prior to
his trial.
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dertaking should be under the aus
pices Of the Federal Government.
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feminine Bloc Urges
Girls Training Camp

The House feminine boc out strong today for the
suggestion by 21yearold Helen Mooney of Brooklyn, that
the nation young womanhood should be allowed partic
pate training activities similar to the citizens
training camps conducted by the Army.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
SKULL FAVORED
TO TAKE SCRAP
FROM KID BELLO

Either one Of HE main events
scheduled for Friday Night ut the
ri tontro arena would carry card.
# past performances Of the partici.
pants can be made the basis Of
Judgment but it appears that. the
Tommy Shull-Young Bclo argument
Will carry off honors of the evening.
One of the reasons for this is that
ShuII. II veteran who was clagscd as
one Of tn" best lightweight battIors
on the coast year ago. is trying
TO do comeback after slump. and
fans who have seen him work out
here the past week are satisfied he
has reached top form. Valley fans
are particularly interested as Shull
has announced intention, Of making
FL Centre his headquarters and Il
good lightweight will add to the
general all around fistir gavctv.
S!E!I made u distinct hit in his
first appearance here when he
Dattirj the rugged Bcllo to a draw.
His supporters say that in his pre-
sent condition he viii take the san
Diego boy to cleaning. Bcllo has
not showed up on the scene vet
but word from san Diego is that
he is working daily trying to per-
feet a defense for that slaShing left
hand Of Tommy s. Shull is being
established as Il favoritc to win.
High interest in this battle does
not mean the fans are overlooking
the Benny Chavcz-Albert Jacks
mill. This bout is another test for
the new style Chavez. Anxious to
establish himself with local Gus
toners Benny is stepping right out
Of his Shell and taking up the ag-
grcs, I'VE. The change in style is
making him many friends and if he
gets by the classy British fighter
he is made in this section. Benny
has Iahorod in the supporting events
OF local cards for quite some time
and h" now wants to see his name
in big type. He may be relied upon
to carry the fight to Jacks from the
opening gong. Jacks is just the type
of fighter against which Benny looks
good. He stands up straight and
relics upon straight punching to
win, exhibiting no fondne>s for the
inside stuff As that style j., Ben
ny's long suit the mill looks prom
iSing. It's Il sure bet that Benny
Will have more fans pulling for him
that he has had in amy previous
appearance here.
y. le soto and Battling Johnson
VIII round ont the rest OF the card
with four rounds in the opener.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
SPORT NEWS SECTION

Jack Hendricks and his Reds
seemed to be out Of the running aP-
ter rho disastrous EASTERN invasion
but the team went back home and
ran UP y string Of nine straight,
coming from behind to win most Of
their games.
The Pirates survived internal dis
scnsion that resulted in the filming
Of several players and the firing OF
Eddie Moore, Max Carey, Bah"
Adam> and Carson Bi2i,rr but they
are SIN hangia4 on.
The biz break may come next
week when the Pirates 20 to st.
Louis to open one Of the most i'm
poraut SERIES of the year and the
advantage ought to be with Horns,
hy's club, rs they viii be in famil-
iar Surroundings with 81. Louis ycIp-
ing for it, first NH'jouM lcagGe
pcHmaut.
Betting and general opinion here
favors the Cards TO uutld,t the ri
rates and the Reds bccaasr the club
has more all around strength than
the Reds and better morale than
the Pirates.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
LEWIS
LATEST NOVEL. IS
BASIS OF PICTURE,

What docs lawyer think Of
when listening to the tatcs OF woe
Of the beautiful women who want
to be divorced from their husbands
because they "dou I understand =
them!
Percy Marmoot gives GOOD clue
to the lawyers view in "Man.
trap, : which comes to the Airdomc
on ThurSda. for a run Of two days.
In " Mantrap' which is the pie
turizatlon of Sinclair Lewis latest
novel, Marmont plays the role of Il
Young bachoIorlawycr whose prar.
tice is confined to obtaining di-
yorces. He becomes tired of the hol-
l"Wncss OF life, and Of listening to
the grievances, real and fancicd,
of those who seek separation from
their husbands.
All women weary him. so hr ac-
ccpts the invitation Of Mr.. Wood
bury, Eugonc Pallcttc) manufac-
turcr Of ''Twinkle Toe Hosiery =
who has adjoining offices, to 20
camping in the Canadian woods. He
H"h'7 ~ SNl 'HtIi'IN away NOM
women.
Woodbury. is Il noisy, vulgar,
konw-i'-aII campcr-a "aupcr-Bab-
bitt," At large in the woods Mar
mont quickly breaks away from
him, and takes refuge with Joe
Easter Ernest Torrcncc) who runs
a trading post.
OF course, he meets woman--
Clara Bow. And Marmont looks
very good to her, At least, he forms
a diversion, someone to flirt with
And before Marmont knows it, he Is
right in the middle Of one of the
most un>ual situations which has
ever been put on the screen. It iS
one rcplcte with drama, humor and
thrills, elimaXin9 in big forest fire
which imprlilS ail three leading
characters. How the story comes
out i, far too interesting to tell, but
should br seen Victor Fleming di-
rcctcd " Mantrap' for Paramount.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
NOTICE or MEETING
OF Board of Equauzauon, Imperial
Irrigation District

The assessor Of the lmpcr;sl Irri-
cation District, having completed
tho assessments for the year 1896,
has delivered the books to the sec.
rrtary Of the board of directors, who
now have them in his office in the
Masonic bidding, FL Ccntro, Cai,
fornia, where they viii remair for
the inspection of all persons int rest
ed until September /, 1926.
The board of directors, acting rs
Il board of cqualiHatior of said I'M.
pcrial Irrigation District will meet
I" cqualiI" assessments and continue
In session from September LIST to
September ith, l92G, add from time
TO time thereafter as long rs ~.
lac necessary, not to exceed ten DAYS
exclusive of Sundays. to hear and
determine such objections 10 the val.
ualIon aud assessment as may come
before it.
BY order of the board Of directors,
p. IT, MclNER, Secretary.
EdilV aur - IN son
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
CARDINALS SEEM
TO HAVE EDGE IN
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Splendid Team Work of
HOrnsby's Men Makes
Them FavOrites.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, Aug. - Approach
ing the home stretch in the Na-
tional league prInant race with Il
blanket covering the leading st.
Louis, fitt>burgh and Cincinnati
clubs, the checkers are sitting on the
rail waiting for ouc or more Of The
clubs TO crack.
Experience docs not count amy too
much as the Pittsburgh Pirates
hay" only a year on the Reds and
the Cards.
The winner viii be the team tlat
can stand the gaff.
Many wise baseball mon. includ.
ing John McGraw, have been watch.
ing for Rogers Iorsby's club to
fold up under the strain but tie
Cards have been playing better bail
day by day with splendid pitching,
inspired fielding and Sava.e Int
ting.
The Cards are in the midst Of n
spurt that gave them l6 out Of IS
games and IL" predicted collapse Of
the team looks far removed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
NOTICE CT SAI3

WHEREAS Arc'.ic Hvul dil be.
come indebted 30 the Aeore Motors
Company. a corporation. formerly
Imperial Valley Finance Corpora
ton, in the sum Of $4,000 for the
caring for and safe keeping Of that
certain Cadillac, seven passenger
touring automobile, motor No.
XJ7-915, which automobile is now
and Las been continuously since
that drbt was incurred, in the pos,
session of the SAID Moore Motor
Company. aul said amount is "a lien
upon said automobile m,d whcrca,
more thau twenty day, has elapsed
since SAID debt hocmne due and SAL
lien .'farhI am neither the sII
amount 81 saooo uog aav Iaf'
thereof ba, boon paid by the sand
Archie BvrI oe amy Other person on
his behalf
NOW. THEREFORE,, notice il
hereby given that on the +t'l dav Of
September. 1876, -, tlr AoUt of zen
clock T. VI. Of ~aia aar in 'front.'
of rtr office of lie Mon. Mo, ~
CompWv.at 76!-7G6-76, Main street
in the ely o, FL Centre, county of
Imperial. state of California, the
,aia lioor. NJ toi> e ..... .0.'
SCH all tue night, title. in.rr,-t aa
equity in a,t to saiI meno,a
above d"e..i'rd or so aJ.l N.r..0,
os shall "a, nccc>,arv, at }#a..r aH..
tion, frr ,l-h 'awful rsuev a. ia.
United Nta' . # Amcriu., 80 a..
highest b5t.l. "a pay .atI iju a.l
he cNpc2~r- of >alr.
Dated ;al, 4@rJ day g.. AH-.-',
1926
MODH!. MOTORS CDNIANt
j. T.. HOWARD, r.e>iacu,.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
'lODAY'S WANT ADS

HARTIELL, THE ROOFER. ready
for roofing. Will repair any roof
free that | put on in the last two
years. 25tf
FOR RENT-F'ine furnished apart
ment, electric range, electric wat
cr heater. Blue Moon hotel. 25-3
MAN WANTED who understands
teams to do work i'll grapefruit
orchard. TeIe. 9O7Rl. 25.3
FOR LEAStl-I6O acres soft soil
north end Of valley. Fine pea land
or will give term Of years for al
falfa. Card T. x Fred p. Schadcr.
POS Consolidated Bldg, Los Angc-
les. 25-3
HARTzELL. TIE ROOFER, 20
years, guaranteed by $75,00o,o0o
company, examined free every
year before leaks-Why? 25tf
WANTED-.To buy i" close in lot at
right price. Address Mrs. r..
Linckiu, l4S SO. 9TH. 25-4
FOR BBNT-15 acres. > miles cast
FL Ccntro, Press Box 994. 25cod3
WANTED TO BUY second hand %
De Laval separator. y. Balders
RI. Scclcy. 2J-6
WANTED TO BCN-Smal engine
and centrifugal pump. Ota, IA
No. 9th street. 25-6
TAKEN Up - Three dark horses
aud one bay Alamitos school, 9
miles east, mile south Ell Gem
trO.. 25-3
FOR SALE-Largc corner lot, good
location. Phone 2j1-J. 25-4
FOR ENT-F'our three and two
room apartments and sleeping
rooms. Ill Commercial. 2J-4
FOR SAL. I.E--pure Halc's Best can
taloupc seed 7. W. Wasson,
Rocky Ford, Colo. Box 282 25ti
WANTED-Room with bath con
VrnienccS, must be choice, private
family preferred. p. o. Box 327,
25-2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
CANS IS WINNER
OF HARD FIGHT
WITH CALLAHAN
II, United Press Leased Wire


Los ANGELES, Aug. 25.-- In
ON, Of 'hr widest AMI best bat
tie, Of the current prize fight SEA.
sou Baby Joe Cans, colorcl light
weight, wou q referees daci>iou
o,.r Nu~l4 Callahan, Jcwish news
Hov. IN tbr rcr wound main event
in Jack Doy}c's Vernon arena
las, might. The hoxcr, played to
# crowd estimated ut 10000.
Gaa> victory WIS one Of tAa
.ral up,ctS of the ring for Calla-
han was Il to | favoritc before
rlc ~,anjrg gong Many at the
lu2~idc questioned the referee :
decision and thought that AT the
worst Callahan should have been
given draw. However Referee
Freddie Gilmore counted four
sorud, 80 Uau~, three to Callahan
and three cvr.
calbau almost finished the
fight before the first round was
thirty second old when he followed
u lett to the body with Il right 70
the negro = chm aud lrft GanS
wohhlug on 'hc ropes with = dazcd
iooE ON his fac". Callahan WisNcd
Il cb4ncc 10 finish Baby ,loc|Whcu
lbc latter fcll into Il cImch.
The two irarrlcd ~ terrific
pace over the whole 10 rounds and
much of tn" time were toe to Toe,
Callahan wa, TIA" a@grcSoor
through most Of the fight.
Joe SchIockcr took four ou, Of
six rounds to win the semi wind
mp from freddie Mack. In the
pccial bout Young McGoNrru
walked in by taking all six rounds
from Manned Frayo.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
SWiMMING STARS
ATTRACT { D BY
WRICLEY OFFER
ny l"itrd Press Lcnscd Wire

LOS ANGELES. Aug, 25.--EiaIt ii
to.". Southern California -Nm-
mia4 star, ~tait,J 'ra,nng today
Tor jh. 30 mile swim arro~, tau.
lima rhoon,, from Los Angeles har.
boJ 10 tNa'on.
William Wri4'ey, chewing gum
ma4nN aud owner of IN. island.
.a. o'icrr4 S2h"uo cash 20 the first
prr,on successful u tho Catalina
Vim.
WG-r.v ,arngv o.r.r.d Miss
i.,nrl, z5rUo If She vouI attempt
tic swim apd aoothcr $4,000 j., She
'uaur IT. with the ante raised TO
-19,u1o r. va, expected the Eng
ruwnr' swimmer would cu,cr the
competition
California; Swimmers, who plpn to
make 70 try for The purse include
Wallace O'touue, Ncmcr: tccuv
tnoha, of the Ci1h Casa ncl Mar;
F'orwco Chambcr>. san Diego, and
Mrs. Anna Van Skikc. G6 year old
long di>la4rc Swimmer of Venice,
n.~". .- been a~~r.I 'u
'r....aat.l g.. 1.u. I'D
IuaI... ;ul Err'r Valleys hy Ua-
fer tgom tic Verde river.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
NOTICE OF SALE

The following viii be- old at
Sh"rlff 5 saIe ON August 2Sth, 1926,
u the Valley Garage and Service
f'ation, Iocafcd at Sco)cy, CaIifor-
ma, for labor and repair, in the
amount of $1,000.
Haynes Touriug ear, I932 model,
,nglne No. lS155. Liccusc \.mbcr
E6J3S9.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordancc with Section 3O51 and
@0J3 of the Civil Code of Califor-
MIA that on the 3Oth day of August
at IIushman 5 Garage, 761 Main
Street, FL Centre, California, we
will sell at Public Auction:
One Hudson Touring, 1922 model,
license no. E39270, 1926 Engine
No. 151430. Tow. storage, $3.50.
One Ford Touring, 1924 model,
(wreckcL) License No. 1-16121,
Arizona. 1926. Engine No. S573211.
Tow and storage, $2G.00.
one Ford Coupe, 1921 model
(wrcckcd.) License No. L 11-622,
1926, Engine No. 51124S1. Tow,
$50.
Anc Republic Truck, 1917 model,
~ tom 40 license. Engine No.
28636. Tow, $1,000.
Ono Studcbakcr Special, touring,
1928 model. License so. 3lS429,
1929. Engine No. b. G.. 6403S. Stor-
are and Taxes, $1O0.222.
Said sale will be held to satisfy
their charges for storage and re-
pairs to the sum of $2lS.72, togcth
or with the cost of publication Of
this notice and cost Of sale
Dated August II, 1926.
HUSUMAN $ GARAGE.
lHilO james II. Hushman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This is TO serve notice that The
Kaufman Company i, not liable for
any claims against j. NJ Todd, for.
mcrly Of the Oregon Hotel, III Ccu-
trp, California, and that >aid The
Kaufman Company, by virtue Of
conditional sales contract, has re-
possessed and taken all drilling ma
chincry, tools, and appur'ouaoro>
leased t" said i. NJ, Todd by leasing
""rc"m"ol dated june 9Sth, 1876,
and this property i, exempt by
statute from attachment or seizure
under an execution for The >ati%fac-
tion Of any claims against said j. NJ.
Todd
TIE KAUFMAN COMPANY
BY II, e, Kaufman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
THE WEATHER.

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday with
Temperature above uormaL
Southern California; I'air east,
unsettled west poriou tonight aod
Thursday. ThuudcrotNm, ju th"
Tcmpora'urr above aud
generality bcDow normal in
he interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld


Newport, r. I.-Julius Seligson,
10, student at Columbia grammar
school, New York, defeated Watson
Washburn, former Davis cup star. at
the Casino tennis tournament. The
score WAS JOS, 80, 81. Tilden and
and Johnston both gained their
brackets in the fourth round with
OMt MmdMc trNnBIc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Situations Wanted

MIDDLE AGED woman wants posi-.
ton as cook on ranch or house
keeping, experienced. p. O. Box
1905, CalcXlco, Cal. cots
PRACTICAL nurse wants work.
- Confinement cases preferred. 593
He'll st. 21t4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT room modern house.
See Williams with the Buick. 5tf
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment with shower, $50
lights included. Mrs. Land, 783
Park. 25tf
FOR RENT--lu. nisned house for
Jr'y aul August Apply 52y SO.
Seventh st. 19tf
FOR RENT-Large apartment with
private bath. Also sleeping room.
Park View hpts. 25tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

FOR RENT--Wcll furnished room
house, centrally located. Key at
61S He'll. 24tf
FOR RBNT-Furnishcd ) room mod
ern house. $nquire 559 Hell St.
24-3
FOR RENT-3 room furnished
house with batI. Inquire 672 Ci
ange. i5tt
FOR RENT-Three rooms, bath,
breakfast nook. 672 Orange. Call
after 5p. m. 22.f
FOR RENT-Front apartment, fur
nished. Three rooms. large screen
porch. 773 Olive 23tf
FOR RHNT-ROom suitable for one
gentleman and board if desired.
$40 Broadway st. 2ltf
FOR RENT-F'urnished cottage
JS3ia Commercial street. 25'5
FOR RENT = Several nicely fur
nished and unfinished houses.
Mrs. Land, 7S3 Park. 23tf
FOR RENT-Rooms, apts.. bachelor
shacks. Cor. 4th and Olive. Gibbs
llacc. 23-6
FOR RENT - Four room unfurnish
ed house, three screen porches. 163
Olive or phone county treasurer.
25-6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire


Los ANGELES. Aug. 25.-.John
PcSrk, the tjgyruan and the only
obstacle between a Ntcchcr-LcWis
title 90, tonight grapplcS with Joe
Ntcchrr in Olympic auditorium.
~tcchcr must defeat Pcsek to in
sure his match with I'd Strangers >
Lewis for the worlds heavyweight
wrestling championship October 6.
IN case Pc>ck wins tonight Lon
Daro, promoter, claims he viii at
tempt TO sign him to meet Lewis.
Angel dr Ia Cruz, Filipino ScuSg-
tion and Benny Diaz will meet in
IT," feature event Of tine Saturday
night bill IT the Main Street Ath-
lctic club. IN the scmi-windup
Young Freeman Black, Oakland col
orcd star, will mjy gloves with joe
Lopez McXicm four roundcr.
Donnie Kennedy, djmiuutjvc paSa-
dcua bautam will have plenty Of
work tomorrow night when he op-
poses Grorgic X. o. Lopez in the
six round main event a the Pasa-
dcna armQrv. The weight is ll6
pounds.
Young Laucho and Joe Cortcz are
matchrd in the semi final.
That Frank Navju. owner OF the
Detroit American league bali club
may buy the san Francisco Mission
club, playing the Hollywood Stars
here this week, hcramc known yes
tcrdaY when it was announced that
NaviN had secured AN option on
the Pacific coast league club
Whether or not NaNin viii eyer
else his optiou is said SO rest with
u report of Walter McCrcdjc, form-
c@ manager of the Missions, ON The
possibilities Of yoUug ball players
on the Mission club becoming biz
lcagucrs.
Naviu made Il previous attempt to
secure the Mission then the Vernon
''"h, but VAS unsuccessful. If Na.
Vim purchases the San Francisco
cub ne viii use it as a farm for
his "Tigcrs
-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Help Wanted

WANTED-Stenographcr for vaca-
tion relief. Union Oil Co. of Cal
ifornia. 24.2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE
! esterday' s Results

Eo-'au p. ST. Lon, ] ii.
Pbi,aie'uLiJ 20, Chicago 80.
iHelsn l. pitfSbu4h ~.
. New York .. Cincinnati !.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Special Notices

uEMsTITCHENG Sc pcY cd. Dress
making at reasonable prices. 233
No. 18th St. Second house north
Of Wilson school. 2OtS
NEW LAWNS by contract. q.
Hughes, gardened. Press box 991.
Oh
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

FOR SALE -Fordsou tractor, eight
#, Osborne disc, three section
cIag harrow, spring tooth harrow,
orchard and vineyard cultivator
and turnover, Gl,c pillow. $50 grape
picking boxes and 1000 #. grape
stakes, also furniture. W. *.
Shannon. | . miles So. Mclolaud
store. 2t-6
FOR SALE r. Alfalfa pasture for
dry stock. Il9 miles west, b. |.
pitauI. 24-St
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Base Ban Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

Wa-Ajuto2 9, -, Louis g.
Cleveland New York. raiu.
Chicago Philadelphia, rain.
Detroit BOSTON, raiu.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
CHICAGO |.

Chicago = Bud Taylor, Tcrrc
Hautc, Ind, will make his bid for
the title on September II against
Champion Charley Phil Rosenberg,
il was announced here today. The
bout viii be ten rounds to Il drci-
sion If Cubs park. 1t had been
hanging fire for several weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
For Rent-Real Estate

FOR RENT-2c acres alfalfa for
vegetables Dearhead Ranch, /
mile north M"C:,De school. A. II.
Rehkopf, Box 1916. FL Ccntro. OF!
FOR RENT For vegetables, 60
acres soft land and medium soil.
Old alfalfa ground, al | plowed.
Bargain for quick action. Box
62l, Imperial, Cal. 23-3
s6 ACRE DAIRY Farm for rent. Sec
o. W. Afflerbaugh, FL Centre. 233
FOR RENT-Wanted experienced
gardener to farm 20 to 80 acres
= miles southeast Of Scel,y. Cash
or share crop. Address P. j.
Storms, Box S24, See.ey. 31tt
FOR RENT-S0 acres of old alfal-
IA land, Win rent in 20 acre lots.
This is the very best land for
vegetables VIII make convenient
terms. See John d. LEILA at Seal
Heights. } miles cast Ell Centro.
1916
FOR RENT
50 acres in city limits, some al
falfa.
100 acres, > miles from Ell
Centre, 100 acres in alfalfa.
50 acres old alfalfa 21a miles
from Imperial.
13 cares, l mile from FL Cen
fro.
l2l2 acres, 81 mile from Ell
Centre.
LENS AGENCY
Oregon Uo-C, Building l2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Chica po-EidrI I

chicago-Fidcl La Barba, Los An
geics, fIHwci2ht champion. meets
Happy Athcrton Of indianapolis
here tonight in a ten round bout.
As both are overweight the title
viii not be at stake.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
COAST LEAGUE
y c.tcr laY,s Results

,ac,am =. Portland %.
~uam.uto" ~, semitic -
Ia Angeles 'p, san francisco fl.
i.u1vn.. tO. Mission g.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
{OupIe Freed On
Delinquency Count

Afttr a preliminary hearing last
ing nearly four hours in Justice
Mayfictd's 5 court yesterday Mrs.
tiu>ta 1rna and Anibai Aurijia We're
freed 1H charges of contributing to
The delinquency OF q minor.
I'll" two were charged with hay
iug aided Sylvester Wood Il year
old nagHo, in pcrsuading Annie Mat
toS, II wears old. to leave her home
and accompany him on an automo-
bile "trip. Charge, We're filed against
the couple and against Wood after
the girl rsraIri in Calipatria and
returned here with a story of an at-
tempted attack by Wood. The negro
Is still the object Of search by
deputy >hcriff,.
tthouoh it was shown ut the
hearing that Mrs. Pena was with
lar glt on the day OF the asserted
kidnapping it was not proved that
she persuaded her to accompany
Wood. Mrs. Pcna and Auriiia were
defended by Attorney Vaughn
Thompson.
Chchalis, Washington, has 80
arros Of land being prepared for
the growing Of Holland bulbs.
The cotton average in Lower
California i, less than that Of 1925
but the crop VIII be larger.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

Netch has grown from nothing
four wears ago to several hundred
acres in Lincoln county, Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

Farmers in Umatilla county, Ore.
gon. are using carbon bisulphide in
Il fight against morning glory.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

New York-lIarry Person, Swed-
i~h heavyweight, who has lost but
one decision out OF 80 bouts in the
last two years, is to, meet Johnny
Risio at Madison Square Garden
tomorrow night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

\ COCO pound slutish caught at
Santa Catalina Island by Zano Gro,
ma" been mounted Tor scientific pu-
poses.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
San Francisco-kenato

defeated George Kotsonaros, Greek
light heavyweight wrestling cham
piou. last night. tn" Greek took
The first fan in - minutes, ten see
ouds. Gardini took the second by
tossing Kotsonaros over his head for
"a fall The Greek was rem cred un-
CONSCIOUS and Harlini WAS awarded
the match.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

IN oAL1-tldgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 764 Vine ST.
lStr
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Miscellaneous
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