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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-30
FIRE LOSS is LOWER
Chief Hutsell Reports Only $ss,115
for January-Below Other Years.

Fire loss in Indianapolis during.
January was only s6S.115 this year.
against 1881, $40 in 1925. and s186,459
in 1924, Fire Chief Jesse A. Hutsell
reported today.
William Hamilton, city garage SUI
perintendent. reported a saving of
$500 in garage expenses this month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-30
GARAGE INCORPORATES

Incorporation papers for North
Star Garage, indianapolis, wee filed
today with the Secretary of State.
Capital stock is listed at $4,000.
Incorporators are Robert l.. Crouch,
John H. Allison and Ray H. Briggs,
all Of indianapolis.
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BIZ Unitef Press
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. a.
Dead toll in the gas explosion in
the Premier Coal Company's mine
at Mossboro, near here. was brought
to twenty-seven today when search
ers found ten additional bodies.
Seventeen bodies were taken out
a short time after the explosion. Dur
ing the night, oxygen was pumped
into the shaft in the belief that
the lives Of the remaining ten would
be saved.
When the entry was penetrated
today. however. the bodies were
found.
Eleven OF the dead are white, The
rest Negroes.
a "J!ndy shot" or back fire from
n poorly tamped powder blast is be-
lieved to have been the cause ofIthe
explosion.
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Silent Sunday

CentraI-C N r w, X f K X,
KENO, WMAQ, VINO, WILL
WOS and KSO.
Eastern-C N r o, c N r T,
= CNRA, CNRM. PWX. WBPI,
WANG. WGHP, WHAZ, WRC,
WTAM, WHAM and WJR.
Far West-K f o A, X l. X,
KWSC, KGO. CNRR. CNRv,
Gro and CNRE.
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TOLL STANDS AT THREE
Score or More Suffering From In.
juries in Colorado Blast.
Blu United Press

Blu LnIfed Press
TRINIDAD, Colo, Jan. 30.-The
dead in the 10. mine of the Bear
Creek Coal Company today stood at
three, while nearly a score more
were suffering slight injuries. An
explosion of gas in the mine yester.
day occurred while thirty-six miners
were working in the shaft. All but
three escaped.
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The heavy demand for calves con.
tinuing in face of the light receipts
caused a few selects to sell at $3.50
today. This is so cents over the
general top of SIG. which prevailed.
Today's receipts were 400. and the
bulk went on a range Of $15.50@i6.
Sheep and lambs were steady while
the receipts totaled 100. Native
lambs brought S14@1450 while
Westerns turned at s14.50G15. The
range of sheep lower somewhat be-
ing from SO to IS.
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Sports Corner: operate program. wJz
I9s454;Sl - New York-Radio Novel.
WIS size. Chicsgo-Luiiaby Time,
WMBB (25OD. Chicago-Artists; semi
classical program; WMAK, t265.9D
Buffalo--Music. W0AW l526). Omaha
Newark, Magazine review; baritone; VIC
lin WQJ (4475l. Chicago-Concert
dance, music. WSM t2S2:Sl. Nashville
BEDTIME story. WTAM (3sg AZ
Hartford--Sunday school.
1915 p. M.--wMC s499.7l Memphis, =
. Bedtime stories. WPG (299.Sl. Allan
tic City-Sport lesson; studio; VITO
l4750). Hartford IN. HI University
Club: choral club.
7;eO II. M.--WLs t344.6). Chicago -
Dance and review program.
s:2O p. M.-WJZ (4543). New York -
Philharmonic concert; also WGY.
1880 p. M.-KDRA t309Il East Pitts
burgh.,-Band concert, KFRU ,(499.7l
Columbia, Mo.-Sunday schoal lesson.
KPHC (2p6.9l, Houston Bible class.
WBAP (4T5 81 Fl Worth--Stlnday
York-Yocsl solos. PWX (400). .Ha-
vana-Studio. ,WGBS t315.6). New
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Sundays Best
coDDrioht. 1926. bu United Press

CoDgrioht, 1926. bg United Press
WEAF and Hookup Of Fifteen Sta
lions, 915 p. M. EST-Mme. Ernes-
tine Schumann. IIeink, contralto, as
sisted by Florence Hardeman, violin
list.
voc. Davenport ASA Nj, 10:4S
p. NJ. CST-WOC Little Symphony
Orchestra.
WCBD, Zion (S45 M, S P. NJ. est
zion band, male quartet and SOLO
lists.
VITO, Hartford (476 M, 3 P. M.
EST-The Symphonette Ensemble.
WEAF and Hookup, W5AI,
wTAG, WCAE, WEEI and WCAP,
Alp. M. EST--Ir. S. Parkes Cadman
and the Sunday mems conference.
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HoosIER, KILLS SELF
Refused Admission to Home at Gin.
cinnati to Get warm.
Bu United Prcss

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. SO.-Re-
fused, admittance to a private home
ito get warm" Thomas Miller, IS,
Michigan City, Ind, shot and killed
himself Friday night.
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NEW YORK CT
- UAnu
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O-Foreign .ex-
change closed steady Demand sterling,
1856 1-16, up l-16c. Francs, 3.77c. of
,Q2 lac. - Lire, 4.23Ac; Belgium 4.54e
96 74c. Russia, 5.15c. Hong Kong. SO Il c
Shanghai. "a &c. Yokohama. 45c.
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Silent Today

Centrai-K F D NJ, XXI * X,
WJAD, WCBD. WHO. .WOAN,
WOS, KSD, WSUI, WHB.
Eastern w c AU, WICK,
WEBB, WGR. WGHP, WHAZ,
WOO. WAR, WTAG.
Far West-CFAC, XIX, KOAC,
KWSC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-30
LITTLE ACTION
,,REGIST EREDIN
WALL Street
Traders Desire to Be Out Of
Market Over Week
End Cause.
Average Stock Prices

Average. price of twenty industrial stocks
for Saturday was 1915. up, 10. Aver
age price of twenty rails for Saturday
was Ill 81, UP LII.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Prices in
the main body of stocks were
virtually notionless in the week end
session. Transactions in pivotal
issues were almost entirely devoted
to the evening of speculative ac-
counts by traders desiring to be out
Of the market over Sunday.
However, the> fact that offerings
were taken care of without inn
portant set-backs encouraged by
sentiment and vigorous constructive
demonstrations were staged in a
number of individual stocks in
Guiding international combustion,
FaHous Players, Allied Chemical
Radio Corporation and Gold Dust.
The market closed irregular
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-30
Local WAGON Wheat
SHIPPERS, FORECAST

Indianapolis mile ard grain elevators
are paying S1.S4 for No. 2 red wheat
Other grsdre on tneIr mer1ts
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(226), Chicago-Dance: Harmony -Four;
popular. WCco (4i6Al, Minneapolis
S I'll pSSSSeshs so %EgA resdnss
VICES (25Ol. Oak Park-Organ vocal ;
comedian WJR OLD. Pontiac---Jcs.
tiers WMCA, l GAL. JNssy I YL9STJkM97Maax,
Ianta-Skylark. WFAA. (475.9l. Dallas
-Orchestra. WIS (344,6l, Chicago
Chicago-Dance; popular program. voc
1880. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vocal.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. Jan. 30-Primary Receipts
$40 900 , sga inst 1.oss.ooo; oats. $4,000
= shipments~-Wheat, 1000 against
755 900, corn 800, 900 against $4,000;
oats. 423 900 against 587 900.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3O.--Carlot receipts
were: Wheat o: corn. 223; oats. 80; rye.2
CHICAGO. Jan. 3O.-wheat---No. 2
hard. 81 .s3 Y Corn1No, 2 yellow. old.
low. 70 u @73s; 70, 8 yellow. 90 a 7o e,'
G7f h % q; No. 8 mixed, so a so i e; No. i
XXhite 7 nh;tS 7 sa 80 No No wtslte 5se
white. AZ Y @4Sc No. D white 1919,
fimoSthy%$7 a Yes. Glover, SEAS a
31.25.
TOLEDO Jan. 3o.--wheat--No. -.
SI.04011.95. Corn--No. 8, 81 @S2c.
Rye-yNo. 4. -s1.Sa: 96stsmNes 2, AZ q. q
c caS; e 2 $i545;, Domestic,
sS2 asch 9an1q5a55S TTf9SSfSry 5G
January, $3.75;- March. So. 80. Alsike---a,
Cash, $i65O: March. S16.75. Butter--4S
@49c. Eggs--35 a 37c. Hay-$30.
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NEW YORK COFFEE PRICES

North and west. Is to rs; south
and east, 25 TO 80.
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American DIX Tests
Saturday, Jan. 80

Note-Only American sta
tions win broadcast during this
hour. There will be no pro-
grams from European stations
tonight.
8 to 10 Central Time-North
American Continent sta
lions broadcast special pro-
grams for overseas listen
ers.
10 to 1915 Central Time-Ca-
madam stations on air, all
others silent.
1916 to 10:30-Stations In
Northern u. s. on air, all
other silent.
1890 to 10:45-Stations In
Southern u. S. on air, all
others silent.
10:45 to IL, CST.-Stations In
Mexico and Cuba on air, all
others silent.
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Local Bank CIearinus

nounted to- to $3.50 $50 600. Bank debts for
Bday were 1864 600. Clearings for the
week totaled SIS 947 900 and the. month
week were $3S524 900 and for the month
S1S9. $4,000.
NEW YORK CLEARINGS
NEW YORK, JAN 3O.-Clearings
s. 81 ,O42 000,O0O; balances $95,000,000.
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Hog Price Scale

Heavy material brought $12.S0Q
1905; Mediums commanded $1,000
1890. Smooth packing sows sold at
$11.50@12. and roughs brought Sill
@11.50. Stays continued to hold
their range of the week at $S@11.
Cattle receipts were tabulated at
200. The market was steady, how
ever the demand being in sympathy
with the light receipts. Steers were
sold at $7@11 and heifers continued
at 5000. Cows received S4@S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-30
WI BIN
Merchants Heat and Light
Company. 26S Meters.
Satnrdav Ian 20

Company. 26S Meters.
Saturday, Jan. 80.
630-Deke banquet Indiana
Alumni A SIS ociat on.
Speakers, Hon. Albert j.
Beveridge, Hon. Thomas
f.. McAllister. Grand
Rapids. Mich; DR.. Henry
S. Leonard, Indianapolis;
j. A. Brookbank, toast.
master. Music by "Ho.
gle Carmichaei's" Indi.
ana University Orches.
ira and Jimmie Hemp
hill.
Sunday, Jan. 81.
9:3O-Sunday school program.
Barth Place M. Il.
Church. ..
10:45-Services Central Avenue
Nj. Il. Church.
2:00-Services Cadle Taber.
nacle.
4 3:55-Mendelssohn Choir, John
Heron Art Institute.
4:45-Vesper services Second
Presbyterian Church.
5:45-Organ recital, Charles f.
Hansen.
7;30-Services First Presbyte-
rian Church.
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RESCUERS FIND
REMAINING TEN
In MINE DEAD
Toll of Alabama Disaster
Goes to Twenty Seven
Bodies Recovered.
nx-r n r,urNr
BULLETIN

MIAMI. Okla. Jan. 30.-FOur
miners were killed by cave-in
at the Cardin zinc mine near
here today. Rescue work is held
up on account of a second cave
in which injured one of the
rescue party.
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PORKER VALUES INCREASE 20 CENTS
Top Price Climbs to $3.50
as Light Receipts
Continue.
Continuing their upward tren

Continuing their upward trend.
porkers were 20 cents higher in the
indianapolis Live Stock Exchange to-
day. With the demand still continu-
ing at strong and receipts light. due
to the cold spell Of the last two
days, caused the price jump. Today's
receipts were 5000 and S1S hold
overs. Light lights, lights and pigs
continued to head the market in
price each bringing top at $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
ARAC0N-CHAVEZ
GET SEM[-FINAL
ON FIGHT CARD

Frankie Aragon Of Phoenix and
Benny Chavez, CaIexico, have been
selected to stage the scmi-f final on
Friday night 5 fistic card at the FL
Ccntro arena, the main event OF
(which is to be 10 round cncount-
"r between Harry Lee and Billy
McGoWan, mid.'cwcight rivals.
Benny and frankie are billed to
the usual six rounds and there is
small possibility that the bout will
terminate before that as Bcnncy
was never known to pu. anybody
away and lie is husky enough 20
take anything FrM,llie can offer
without going down.
Although possibilities of knock
out are remote the bont should be
Il corker as both boys are expert
cnccd rimgmcn with a reputation for
pleasing the customers.
Interest is increasing in the Me-
GoWan-Lcc engagement as is evil
dcnccd by the growing gossip along
the fiStic rialto Lee S two round
khockout over McGOWan registered
III their last meeting here in June,
has established him us favoritc with
ring wise ones here and the more
enthusiastic of Lee S followers pre-
dict he will repeat the trick.
Mac has plenty of hackers who in
slSt he will be wise enough to keep
Il more careful watch over Lee S
failing right in the next meeting
and they are of the belief he will
more than even the score when he
gets Lee in the ring.
The two leading bouts of the
evening are backed by two inter
cSting looking four round events.
In Il special four round session
Benny Romero OF CalcXico will tan
%ir with Andrew Brooks, Brawlcv
haliicr. The opener viii feature
! .Jn,. C@'rcntjc" Of Brawicl- in
opposition 10 hd Garcia, the Scclcy
boy who showed to advantage in
Whipping Billy "aylor OF Ill Centre
on last week 5 card.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Pine Valley Is
Visited by Heavy
Rain and Hai!

Imperial Valley residents spend
ing tie vacation at Pine Valley en-
joHed a real tArll yesterday aft
crnoon wien q read mountain than
der storm Nisi'rd that section.
According to report the rain fell
50 heavily that ia q few minutes
time the cups on the golf course
were all fIllcd and tnc entire
ground was covered by Il sheet of
water. Then. to the delight Of the
Youngsters especially, the rain
changed 10 hail and the ground was
soon covered with huge white hail
stones.
y. L. Eiun, Of Ei Centro, who
was spending the weekend in Pine
Valley with his family states that
he never saw such a heavy hal!
storm in this p. OF the country,
and tuat after the storm was over
his family decided to come 10 the
valley for few days to get
warmed.
One can always fad u "bett.r
story in the office Of I.au. So
Whom !. y. Ferris heard that the
hail at Pine Valley was as large as
marbles he told one about hail
&;orm right here in the valley scy-
crai years ago where the hail was so
large they pat it into frcezcra and
used it for freezing ice cream.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
ITODAY'S WANT ADS.

WANTED - Dairyman with two
string, Of cows who wishes a
three year lease on alfalfa land.
C%!I Edgar Bros. Realty Co.
27codt
TAKEN lr Two brown horse
mules, branded Oh neck. with
number or letters. OUfc .jacksoa
ranch, , y miles west Of IIeber.
LOST Two b.owu mares W.7H
hrioI"s, years Old, weight aaout
1900 lbs. Nahatsu Oi.auo, phone
"-9-H otter $ p. M. 80
IOh fENT--40 acres tor yy2ctabas
2i2 miles west Of city watar
works. Fred Lynch, owner. 2-;6
Lost horses, two weeks ~. >
h"&, ! black, colt. u miIo sou.h
Mel.oiaud, box lG3, Holtvillc.
27-3t
WANlEi-lo board ana room ta.o
girl Attending Southern Branch
Ms. Il. G. Miller, Box '&55, I'm.
porlaL, 47ff
Loof-hIarh leather purse, p1tc,-5
lnf"t, by . inches, confirming
money, letter and torogram. r.
torn to Press office. Reward.
-
TOR EENT-New!y furnished four
TOO" apt. with screen porch and
AMarao. 600 Admins. 21tE
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
PENNANT RACE IS
GETTING TIGHTER
Present Series May Make
Considerable Change in
Club Standings.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Juiy 27.-ThrCc i'm
portant series, upon which the cham
pionship may pivot, start today in
the eastern sector OF the National
league.
The champion Pittsburgh Pirates
begin three game series with the
New York Giants "a club that Man
aGer John j. McGraw Insists is still
a pennant possibility.
The Cincinnati Reds meet the
Brooklyn Robins in IA double header
that will open Il four game, three
day series.
The st. Louis Cardinals start u
three day series in PhiladcIphia
against the lowiv Phiics.
Individually these series may
mean nothing and again they may
amount to everything, but at Least
they start the invasion Of the west
ern teams in the east and before the
invasion is finished, the field may
be scattered out from under the
blanket that has covered it through
most Of the current race.
Whether the Giants are a mile il
i''H' VI ~ w my 'li bI9"Dl't liHlba
far in the rear, the opinion Of John
McGraw is worth something. He
gave his belief today that the nrA'
two weeks will shake the contend
ers into their natural positions.
He believes that he small advant-
age the three leading western teams
have viii be overcome by the schcd-
,ulc which forces them TO play al
most three quarters of their re
manning games away from horne.
This, he figures, Will be Il re
mendous handicap for the Red,
who are not generally celebrated for
their success away from home al
though it Will not be such diSad-
vantage to keep the Cardinals away
from the toTrid St. Louis field.
Geography does not mean SO much
to the Pittsburgh Pirates, as they
are really an eastern team and thctr
success last year took away som"
of the stage fright or whatever kind
of fright it was that caused them
to wilt when they came to New
York.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
State Factory
Employment Is
Much Improved

According to the recent issue Of
the California labor market Bullc-
tin, published today by Walter g..
Mathcwson, labor commissioner,
factory employment has improved in
June last over May last and vas
better in June, 1926 than In the
corresponding month last year.
In June, 1925, factory employ
ment increased IL per cent over
May, 1928; while in June, 1926,
factory employment increased 1 per
cent over May, 1926. This shows
that California industries are doing
much better now than last year ~
this time.
The 73S representatives industrial
establishments employed 15j,214
workers in May, 1926 and 16l,4J1
in June, 1926, an increase of 6133
or + per cent III the latter month";
The total weekly payroll for these
firms was i ,JUi, ,45l i'll May, 1926
and %4,6ls,i5J in June, 1876, an IN
crease OF $I40,7lG.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Lost and Found

LOSD-Two brown horse mules,
VT. 1900 lbs and 1900 lbs, 8 and
. Years Old. No brands, both
have scars on shoulder. Reward
Phone 7G@W, - Ceu1ro. 22tG
LOST-Two mules from Hubbard
ranch southeast of Hcbcr. Noti-
fly Angel Bros. & Lewis, Box
1915, FL Centric. 24t4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
For Eent-k00nls

FOR BENT-Nicely furnished
room, upstairs, as cool as any
place in town. Also nice three
room apt. Private bath. 7J5 Or
angc, Phone 407W. 14tf
fOh RENT-Closc in, pleasant
room with screened sleeping porch
and shower, for one or two gen
tlemen. 585 Brighton. 16tf
FOK RENT-Large cool room. 1910
Olive. 23t4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Dairy Or Vegetable Land
For Rent at Various
Locations and Prices
Some simmer bargains for
sale at remarkaDie prices
I'D terms.
W.E.HANCOCK, Realtor
04O Main Street
EI CeHtro, California

Wan AIEb-To rent from ~ to ID
acres Of rlcn farm Iand, usIuc >
mics Of FL Centro. Inquire 2I3
last Main 81. FL Gcntro. 25t6
FOR LEASE For vegetables, 10
acres, about miles northeast Of
I'll Centro; soft soil, il alfalfa
several years rent very reason
aoie; terms on request. Clarence
+. Gage, 40 Sprccklcs Building,
san Diego, Cal. 24t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
For Rent-Real Estate

FOR RENT-Alfalfa for dairy or
vegetables. 32O acres. l mile
east Of ueber. 14O acres, 8
miles west of CaleXico. Address
Box H97, Brawley or Phone Braw-
ley 800. 23tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
w Wanted TO Buy

W-,NTED-Second hand furniture
Cali 495W. 8l9 Main st. 19tf
NANIED-Narrow tread farm wa
gon. Also foot Martin Y. Phone
772. 23t3
tUNAITURE WANTED-Il5 No
5th. Phone 623. 1itf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
SUMMONS

L.l agricultural crops barley
wheat and alfalfa lead, ia the order
named, in san Joaquin county.
SUMMONS
In the Recorder 5 Court Of the
City of Fl Ceutro. County Of Impc-
rial, State of California.
J. E. PECk LUMBER COM
PANY, corporation, plaintiff, vs.
r. j. NICHOLS, doing business rs
NICHOLS ILANING MILL, de-
tondant.
The People Of the State of Cali
fornia send Greetings to:
II. J. NICHOLS, doing business as
NICHOLS FLAMING MIL, de.
PENDANTS:
You are Hereby Directed to APP
pear before me ut my office, ut 1l0
First ational Bank Bldg, in said
city and answer the complaint in an
action entitled as above, brought
against YOU in the Recorder 5 Court
or city of FL Ccntro, County of I'M
rcrial, state Of California, within
five days after the service on YOU
of this SummonS-if it is served
within the city and county, town
hip or city in which thjs action /,
brought; but within ten day, if it
j. served out of said township or
city but in the county in which tho
action is brought, and Wj;hu TWEEN.
ty days if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you so appear and answer ds
above required, the said plaintiffs
will take Judgment for any money
er damages demanded in the com
PLANT, as arising upon contract or
win apply to the court for the
relief demanded iu the complaint,
Given under my hand this 9Th day
Of July, 1925.
Il. +. WIIITELAW.
Judge Of the Recorders Court ot
thc City Of III Ccntro, County Of
Imperial.
) 10 10 20 3 10 II 21 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27

The watermelon crop of Tularc
and Kern counties this year will be
2000 cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27

\ new apple packing plant has
Just been finished at Scbastopol,
Sonoma county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Make Large IncrcaocS

The industries showing the larg-
est Increases i'll employment in june
1926, were the following: Food, bev-
crages and tobacco, lS.S per cent;
stone, clay and glass prouucts, ".5
per cent; and saw mills and logging
90 per cent. Decreases IN ehplo}-
meme in June, 1926, were shown
in the following groups Of indus
tries: leather and rubber goods,
~ per cent; clothing, millinery and
laundrying, IL per cent; printing
and publishing. - per cent; anna
miscellaneous industries Is per
cent.
Ihc average weekly earnings Of
factory workers in june 1876, we've
S2s.79, but many industries showed
higher average earnings. Among
these were the cEcmcais, oils aud
paints industries with average week
y earnings Of S35.SI; printing and
Taper goods, 500; metals, mach
lHcry, and conNvyauccs industries,
$3l.14; and wood manufacturing
industries, t29.3l.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27

New York-lIclcn Wills has en-
tered for the matches at East IIamp-
ton, l.. l., tomorrow afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27

The Sacramento Valley produces
m"'c than % per cent Of the rice
grown in the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
SPORT NEWS SECTION
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, July 27.-Tod
Morgan wasted no time in getting
into training for his battle Wedncs-
day, August I, with Tommy o 'Bricn
in the Olympic auditorium ami
Vcrsary show feature.
The titleholGrr has been qtm-
| paigning around New York and
he looks to be in fine condition..
O'Bricn is resting up and prob
ably won't 90 back to the gymnas-
ium for Il few days. lie probably
won t have to work hard to train
down to the 135 pound limit, for
the fight with Jack Spar last week
has brought him down under the
limit already.
O'Rricn won a onc-sided victory
over Spar. "lf | can land on Nor
gan the way did Spar IN sure
10 win by the knockout route he
said.
The eight round main event at
the Pasadena Armory Thursday
light will bring together two pop
.har Filipino flyweight} Alike
Akol, faVOrltc scmrfinaist of Yer
non and Hollywood and Chappy
Cruz.
*. o. Joe Cardoza and Kid Ray
mond will come into the ring for the
six round semi final at 14j
pounds. This bout will be Il re
match of their sensational Culver
City draw.
Three other four round bouts
Will be as follows: Billy Red
Wells vs.. Joe Cortoz, 115 pounds;
Paul Montccio VI. AveIino Nrci-
NIGGA, 1l0 pounds; Willie Bayon
Us. Dud Fades, l25 pounds.
Paul De Hate, of Compton. meets
his first real ring test tonight
when he clashes with Oakland jim
my Duffcy, leading coast weltcr-
weight, i'll the main event at the
Vernon Coliseum.
The pride Of Compton has de-
fea.ed practically every man he
has opposed in the preliminary and
scmi-wIndup ranks. In his match
with Duffy he will face the bitter
est kind of competition and his i'm
mediate ring future may be decided
by the outcome of the bout.
Al Grunan and Charley Rodriguez
h9htWcights, meet i'll the semi
windup Danny Mccoy and Jackie
johnson clash in the special event
Of SIX rounds. Bobby Burns will
meet Sailor Ed Smith, one of Tigcr
Flowers sparring partners, in the
second four rounder. Yama Sake
and Louis Carpcntcro will open the
show.