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CAPTURE FEATURE RACES
IN WARDMAN POOL MEET
Former Wins l5O.Yard South Atlantic Title Event
and Latter Annexes 9O-Yard Free Style,
Defeating Wyckoff of Navy.

ONE Whaer Capitol Athletic Club and Robert Dancl University
OF Michigan who entered
/ the honors
AZ Wardnan Park Swimming Club pool
The added Atlantic championship medal
already collection Bmar Shee>
Alma Whaler the 0yad back stroke took second
the oOyard style by Helen Seok another Capitol
athletic Club performer
Dane captured the taking the
including OF
who second and Wnk Bill Stephenson and Carleton Meyer
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Stick TO your own class always. Ii
your team is a 1i-year- team, meet
only the teams that are of the same
age. Don't meet 13 and Is wear old
teams
And, as regards the age situation
he sure that Your own boys are with
in the requirements. If you have q
,4.year team. there should be no more
15-year-olds than there are 13-year-
olds or the team.
Suppose YOU have 10 boys-siX Of
them are "A years Old. two or Is and
tNo or 70. That averages Up all right
You'll find another interesting angle
~ these field day stunts reporting
them for the paper. The editor OF
The Star Boys Club Will be glad 20
know what's going on in your neigh
borhood. State plainly name of team
name Of boy. age, section of city, date
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chevy Chase and Shamrock teams.
originally scheduled To play two
games AZ Mount Rainier have agreed
~ stage single contest knicke"-
Rockers play the ST Josephs ~
Georgetown Hollow.
The E!altos, tied with the Donohoes
for The lead in section E Of the Capt.
u! City series, get action at kenil-
worth. The Donohoes play the Capt
tails a. Benning and the Anacost IA
Eagles go TO Bladensbure.
In section c the Auths will attempt
to extend their string in a match with
the stephen Club of Riverdale at
Wash ineton barracks. Conco!dians
and Modocs play at Friendship field
The teams stand as follows:
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ALEXANDRIA CREWS
FAVORED IN REGATTA

AI.E\A y DRIA. Va, August IL
Old Dominion Boat club of this city
enters Il regatta next week favorite
to score a triumph for the first time.
Followers Of the rowing game in both
Richmond and the Tidewater section
of Virginia hold forth little hope for
the Virginia Boat club Of Richmond.
when the two row in five match races
at Norfolk August 81. The races are
being staged in conjunction with the
Norfolk Portsmouth Chamber OF Com
merce three day water carnival start
ing August II.
In the senior squad Virginia has
entered Richardson. Nichols, Nondy
and Smithers. while Guide. Oliver.
Scanhell and Duncan will race FOR
Old Dominion. Bryant. England. Car
rol. Fletcher and Rudd will row in the
Junior squad for the Richmond club
with Rudd. Carol Fletcher. Altkin-
son and Green in the senior gig with
Brock or I4afoon a. COXswaln. GUIDE,
Scanned, Duncan, Oliver with Pretty
man coxswain, will wear the orange
and black.
Six clubs Of the Tri-State Golf As
sociatiOn visit here September j.! lor
inc NUN SOII tOtt VI inc !
body this wear clubs that are To
BE- represented are Catoctin Country
club of Frederick. Md Belle Haven
Of this city: Blue Ridge Coli club
of Martinsburg. W. Va. Fountain
Head OF Hagerstown. Md; OpeQueon
club and Winchester Coli club OF
Winchester. Va.
The Tri-State Association sum
mer schedule will he closed ON &c
tOber > with the NubS meeting {
Catoct.n club in Frederick
Coaches Howard II. Jones of Alex
audria High and Herbert knight
OF George Mason, have both post
poned the opening practice OF their
foot ball squads until early Septem -
her in hopes of cooler weather.
Both schools have scheduled pre- -
tentious campaigns Alexandria viii
meet Randolph Macon Military Ac2d =
envy of Front Royal. Va: SwaVely
prep School of Manassas central
High of Washington; Newport New $
of Newport News, Va: GonZaEa
High OF Washington: tulpeper and
Frederick sburg and has booked an in
ira city clash with George Mason.
George Mason has added LeNius
ton High School Of Lexington Va.
10 Il schedule that Already hoaAted
The best in this section Including
Mount St JosephS of Baltimore. Md.
Leon Riley will pitch for the Dread
nauehts here tomorrow. according To
President 81 Devers, setting to rest
rumors that the Dreadnaueht star
would mitch for ST. Nal,y's club The
o 90 e"'',.s' Is No IIIno,nn q, q o,cInrL
iJ,:,;, VIII, 9,,,narar of IN.
,,ti,ars hos aI,Tovs hro,,rh, a good
taao, ~ ms civ IN meet thp Dread
,,o,,aL+, rnn,n,.ro,,- tha T'ynos will be
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the gatf.
We in little town in Pennsy lvania one
night with the show and | had made the usual ar
nounccment No takers Dempsey had just finished
his act when from the back Of the theater comes a
big fellow strolling down the aisle He take
a crack at that money He says in foghorn
voice These challenging giants always their deeper
bass tones IN an effort to show how tough they are.
I've never a larger outside OF Willard.
He was Whopper. His big Dcmp-
seys legs. He was even bigger than Mcclure.
tell this fellow to come up the stage where
they get look him. He does and almost shoves
me into the orchestra pit he kicks half dozen
tootlghts .! want Dempsey. | want to fight him
Tor that 81 600
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The women diving event vas can
celed yesterday because Of lack Of
entries. Tha summary
I5o-YARD BACK sT2OKE. FOR MEN
SOUTH ATLANTIC CHAMPIONSHIP -
Won by Carleton ,Meve- Washington Canoe
club. serOnd. Robert Darneli, unattached;
third. DArcy Bonnet. unattached Time,
/ minute 312E secon!s4 ,,o-> ,o,,,.>-
SOUTH ATLANTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS -
Won by lore Whalcr CapitoIl. Athletic club;
second Beimar 'shepley Waroman Park
Swimming Club. third. Anna Whaler. Capi-
tol Athletic Cab. Time, > minutes SO ~
seconds
?o-YARD FREE STYLE---won by Robert
Darrell unattached; second Pete WNltoff,
Navy; third. iarl Peter. unattached Time,
Oo-YARD KREAsT eTROKE-won by Pay
Enuorsto". George Washington University
second. CITY Winter, Washington Canoe
tiuh, talrti aui Peter, unattached. Tine.
/ minute 8 q. ssm2nd$
hn-NARD TREE STYLE---Won by Helen
Stree'S=. Capitol Athletic Cub: second lone
Whale. capitol Athleti" club: third. Be'nar
Shep!ey. Nafdman Park Swimming CAB.
Time. 40 = SeconGs
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y w doIliIlSlOIl AdIOe OIuD.
tle also won a second place in the
l50yard South Atlantic back strok g
swim, being beaten out by Charleston
Meyer, who set d new sectional record
for the distance by making the five
laps Of the pool in / minute 81 p
seconds. His mark betters the time
set by Lieut.. w. G. Farrell in the
same pool last year. Farrell. who also
swan for Washington Canoe Club.
made the distance in | minute IS 40
seconds.
Helen Streeks and lone Whalar. who
had the fight in the 60-yard free style
race all 10 themselves, will continue
their rivalry on Tuesday in the an
nual playground swimming meet be-
tween the east and west sections of
the city at Georgetown pool. They
meet again in the same event. Miss
Nhaler representing Georgetown ard
Miss Streeks carrying Rosedale colors.
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PUGH HIGH SCORER
IN MEET AT CAMP

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va August
t4-Charles r Pueh of Washington.
a member Of HoWit2er Company, st
Infantry. was hish point scorer, IN
the track and field meet held here
during the annual encampment Of the
Virginia National Guard.
Push took the 220-Yard dash and
The century sprint IN which JOHN X.
Hughes Of Rockville fiigh School was
second.
Flrst Infantry won the meet with
IL points. 20 Of which We're scored
tx TIow.tzer Company.
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POTOMAC PARK LOOP
ARRANGES PLAY-OFF

Public Buildings and Pubic Parks
has been awarded second series hon
ors in the Potomac Park Base Ball
League and will meet the Navy nine
in "a three-game piay-off for the
championship, starting Tuesday Navy
took the first series.
The second game OF the post-season
matches is slated for Thursday on the
league diamond at the EllIpse ard a
third tilt, if necessary. will he staged
on Friday.
The final standing for the second
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ATLANTA NETMEN SCORE.

ASHEVlLLE.. y. E. August Il
tpl-Iiop Owens and Nat Thurst"n.
both OF Atlanta, today defeated Berry
Grant Of Atlanta and J. T. Graves. 30.
Of Palm Beach, III the finals q Ire
mems doubles of the North Carolina
open tennis tourney a. the -isheville
Country Club, O., Cd. 81 6-s.
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WOMAN TO AID HUSBAND
IN HYDROPLANE CONTEST

NORFOLK. Va. August l4.-Nrs
Frank Robertson OF Houston, Tex
l. 10 act as mechanic for her nus
band. Frank Robertson owner and
pilot of Miss Houston ~. i'm the 51n
class hYdrOplaue races during he
three-daF water carnival here next
" eek end
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Ute Ghening Star
BOYS CLUB

field should dual then
Team which also has its Don't urc
Keep gong until have vanquhed foe
- lost and
When other been you We
searched vain for undefeated
championship OF the city and surrounding territory.
challenges through The
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BASE BALL SECRETS
WATCH 4 LINER Carefully
BY sol Metzger

The base runner who starts 81
full speed for the next base when
a liner Is hit into the outtield il
playing Very foolish ball. Ere
quently, big leaguers are caught
ii whole base in advance Of where
they belong on such play be
cause they start at fun speed as
soon as bail il hit
The way the runner should
make this play is TO take fair
lead off his base. The instan;
he sees the bah cannot be caught
he should dig out al top speed
That is what the player on the
left IN the illustra ion Is prepar-
ing 10 DO. The one on the right
is hIggine his base. That is also
poor base ball when OCCiip, ing
first or second on such hu
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CANOE!STS WILL STAGE
COMEDY REGATTA TODAY

Washington Canoe Club holds its
annual comedy regatta today in the
upper Potomac Just above Key
Bridge.
Fourteen events make up the pro-
gram starting al o'cloch
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the second game Of the p.ay-off for
the junior title in the Capital City
League will end the series. \ win Tor
the Corinthians viii neceSsitat" an
other game next SUNDAY. To-day :
match is listed for West Eclipse d!a
mond at 3 oC:oCh.
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BLACK SOX IN TWIN BILL.

Black Sox tossers play two games
today at Union League PARK, 'h"
first with the Oriental Tigers and NJ
second with the Stone Walls. Tn
opener is carded for 80
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SECTION {
Kennedy and lorke Prep n

Kennedy and YOTke Frfp mines OF
the Petworth Senior League play to
day at | O'Clock on Ilau0ley field. The
Cardinals. tied with the kennedyS FOR
the lead. encounter the Arrows at
Plaza at 3 O'Clock. while Takoma
Tigers and Tremonts play on Silver
Spring diamond at the same hour.
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With Lefty" Flynn refusing 20
weld Il hit or run. Frank l.. tBud'
Fishers Washington odd Fellows
banked their brothers from across
the Potomac. managed hy Walter a.
Macarthur, 6 TO y. in a ginning clash.
Flynn famed 10. and did not issue p
single walk Only one Nirginian got or
the path Francis getting life on AL
error and going ON To third on an
other error. II was Washingtnns
fifth straight defeat Of the Virginars
in their annual clash
Julia Aman who finished first in
the running broad jump and the %
yard dash. To count q total of 70
points was high scorer among the
girls. Berthe Hergpr OF Bryn MaUr.
who garnered points by winning the
50-yarl dash and placing second in
the 25-yard dash. was the ueXt best
Johnny Nals'rum of Baltimore
Police took high individual honOrS
among the men. counting IL points
with tirstS in the 700 ward dash run
ming broad jump and 220 yard dash
Shipler. AloySiuS Club. got 10 points
capturing the mile and three mile
runs.
In drill held at the conclusion Of
the tracts and field events. the team
of Martha Washington Lodge. No. s.
Of Baltimore was aGiudced he victor
over the team % tho District ~
Columbia Rebekah Assembly.
Past Grand Master Frank L. Fisher
o! salem Lodge. No. :. was genera
chairman ~ charge OF the days pr.
gram.
Prizes and cups were eseNted by
Dr.. Henry ". Tippett. grand master
:" 'HT Ii.'nd i'""se "l 'he '!S'flc'
OF columbia
Srpm.rias ,f ,r,ct. ,,,oa,
vi '''''N
MEAS RXFNTS
,,o,,,,, T.
90 ARD DASH-Non ~ Waist unI
n =. - . second. /NiAUt Is. =. -. IN ri.
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Of meet, events Won ana who won
them for both sides. scores. &c.
While you're becoming a better ath-
lete YOU may also become a sports
writer.
Downright 1906
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STAR BOYS CLUB GROWS
AS ACTIVITIES ATTRACT

the Evening BOYS Club
Park last Friday big hit with the
Washington shown by o
IA applied membership the organization
Boys who missed the read about big
have been filing Office asking
and club certificates that become full Adcd members
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FOREMAN-AHEARN co OFF.
BUT GOOD SHOW is BILLED

YASIIiNGTONS Battle OF
M day kcn}vorth Matchmaker len Miller
eday the oowirg Al
' his d Mitchell Field. Long island:
Right hand injured d
The officer OF the busy night attempt land
Bernard here about month gnhed his intention OF meeting
to
either Frankie Fink frankie The the latest
New York ranks
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THE FICHTGAME
FROM THE INSIDE
CHAPTER XXVII.
BY JACK KEARNS.

HIS transforming period SLED with incidents
The OF Roman itself around
Curly Mcclure them
Tie went right along the line offering the $1,000
who
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The Auth Milsei~ ma, pui

midget class ttaE N the tapIi:t CITY
series beyond all reach % ii" other
teams by rHAiuG the New llaVenS 7"
camp to-day The game i scheduled
for 1880 o'clock ai East F,li!nse dia-
mond Corinthians and Southern pay
at II o'clock on South Ellipse tie.d.
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at II o'clock on South Ellipse tie!d.
Takoma Parks unlimited nine :
hooked for a double header with W al
Ter Reed TODAY at so on the Med!
cos diamond Manage Edward
CAREY of Ta)loma is booking games
at Columbia 5SJt-W.
Washington knights of he ku
klux Khan play the Virginia High
lands nine today At > q clock on the
ArlinGtun horse show grounds.
National Circle base baIiers so TO
Annapolis TO battle PASSPORT.
kanawia Seniors are facing big
assignment in a game with the Fort
Humphreys nine on diamond No.
at go.
Elliott tOssers play the Broohmonts
at clock on RoSedale field
Moose Juniors. WHO play the Brent
wood Athletic Club today a. u clock
on Seaman Gunners' field, claim
forfeit over the Rialtos.
Cnnnick will hold the mound when
the Anacostia Eagle Juniors tackle
the Aztec Juniors on FairlaWn dia
mond a. o'clock.
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Kanawha Seniors are facing

National Circle base baIiers so 70
ANNAPOLIS to battle Passport.
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Elliott tOssers play the BrooHmonts
at . O'Clock on RoseIia!e field
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Washington knights of he

klUX Khan play the \irSlDIa ftleh-
lands nine today AT > clock on the
ArlinEtun horse show grounds.
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You could have knocked me over
wiki a feather The fellow had really
esca ped from a lunatic asylum. What
a lucky break got il that hotel
room. l suppose that IL that punch
in TIE belly had reused him, both
Dempsey and would have been
tossed right through the window.
We closed the show in Newark. !
came over 70 New York and happened
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
MEETING IS HELD
BY CITY. COUNCIL

On motion Of Councilman ". j.
Clements, seconded hy Councilman
L. II. Gary, the city council last
night adopted Il resolution extend
my coudoIrnrc to the b,rcavcd fam.
lily and friends Of Officer Paul
Robinson, WHO WAS Killed wrilr on
duty the ri2Et Of August 80.
I il" resolution follows:
Whereas il has pleased the Al
mighty to rcmovr frAm uur midst hv
drath Paul Robinson, who for the
past several months has occupied
the position Of deputy marshal for
thc city, maintaining Il splendid
rharact"r aud rcpu'ation:
Therefore, b" il resolved that
in the death Of M Robinson we
h3vc sustained the loss Of q faith
ful officer, whose honesty was I'M
questioned, aud to whom the per-
formancc Of duty always came first,
'hat w offor Ia his bcrravcd fam,
iiv and mourning friends our heart
felt coincidence.
Resolved. That copy Of This
resolution properly sj@u,d be- pre-
secuted To thu family of tn" Nrc'aS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
no. 1872 Dept.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON
PETITION TO MOhTGAGE

IN the Suuerior Court Of Tho State
Of California I'm and for the County
of Imperial.
IN TIE MATTER or THE Is.
TATE or SILAS II. BRYANT. bc-
ceased.
TT IS ORDERED by tho court
tla' alI persons interested in the
estate Of Silas II. BRYANT, dcceaS
do appear 5fore the Superior Cour,
az Imperial County, State Of Cali
fnrni", iu Department l thereof, on
tie l,t day Of October 1926, at the
hour ot o clock +. NJ. then aud
there 10 show cause, if any tl"y
have, why The real estate described
below should not be mortgaged for
't. sum of SJO00.OG as PRAYED for
.u tie petition Of Grace Arnold, the
aIm.ui,'iatlix Of said estate, this
Gav filed. or such lesser amount as
~ the Court shall seem meet Ref
crrDc" j. made 10 said petition for
further PARTICULARS Said roal
ostat" j. described ~ follows. to wit
The portion Of the North
liai 81 i2J Of Tract On" u an
drcd Twcnty five G2JJ, Town
ships Thirteen N3l ana Four
tcro Ni South. Range Four
tocu G4I east. s. T.. NJ. in tn"
County Of Imperial, State Of
California. as per map Of the
r",urrcv approved and filed in
fbo l'pi,cd states Land Office
n Los Angeles, California, ly,
ing East Of the East Line Of the
Southern Pzcific Railroad
rightnf-wav. as the same is now
co'e'rurtod and located through
said tract.
Dated this 93rd day Of August,
1896.
I'PANKLIN !. COLE.
Judge of tho Superior Court.
Aug 2G Sept ., ., 16
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Publisher Dies
At Family Home
BY United Press Leased Wire

WOODLAND. Cal. sept. ld.-Ed
f. Lc.k,, -. publisher # tie Mood
land Democrat ana for 81 years 4
well known central California nev>-
papcr mau died l,st radas.
pcarh followed a long period ot
failing hcalrh, but only turing fA~
last :.w weeks Lad Laake heea bed
fast.
Beside, his newspaper activities.
LcaAr W., United states appraiser
Of the port in san Frauci,ro dur
ing the Wilson administration.
served in both houses of the CALI
forn.a Legislature and was commits
s.ourr 't ubli, works under voy-
cruo' Haii.
\ wi.oN anG two >o.~ ~ng@'He.
II. fn.a. win be le.d II ID
ii. ~. Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16

"a -
'ouncilmcn took action on q pc
tition by Howard Never, asking
permission to pay" an alley extend
ing from state street To the Main
street alley between Fifth and
NiNth streets. Permission was
granted with the provision the pro-
PcrtN holders affected let the con
tract and pay the costs, the work
to be done according to Spccilica-
tiomS and plans by City Engineer
knights aud under his supervision.
Permission was given the Amcri.
can Legion 10 use the city park on
lrmistir" Day for Il patriotic ccl",
hrati"n now being planned. Il. O.
Bridges and Charles Barry present
cd the Legion petition. Tn" PARK
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
THEATERS

y son ready t. shoe; down h>
own father Us . cattle ru>tlcr j tn
dramatic ruu,h in Ru>tling tal
Cu Id. - Fox Films latest release.
which viii hc seen at the Airlomc
tlcatrr tonight and tomorrow night
Despite tLiS dramatic high spot
= Ru>t!m@ to7 cupid. has lot -
comedy i'm it. George O 'Bricn and
Aalg; Stewart have the leading roles
and the comedy starts in the frs
scene. The Young folk are ready
10 retire ON opposite SIDES of the
aisle in a Pullman bound fer New
MeNico. The girl i under contract
10 teach school for three years and
the young man is the son of cattle
baron who owns the SwaStika
ranch.
When they leave the train, the
Girl notices by the attitude of the
crowd at the depot that the cattle
baron i in bad. Latter She inhcritS
2lo0uo. which the son Of the village
banker invests for her III steers.
Soon after one Of the cattle baron :
discharged cowboyS circulatc~ tho
scpar. that the >wa>tika owner i Il
cattle ru~tler and the son gives tn
epNhnr u aWtul heating. Tic
te@rhyr secs the fight and after thai
rhey merely speak a~ they pass on
Ii. mountain trails.
Latter the SON secs a man brand
M maverick calves. but II too faf
away t. recognize him rs his father
H tric- to XIII him but is prevented
hg The Village baker and his son.
Tlr banker secs the situation with
the ruStlrr'S son ana the teacher and
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
Swing Opposed to
Jazz in Forests

GIANT FOREST, Cal. sept. II +
Ia<l j a!l right in is place but its
par" Is not in the silence Of the
forests where natures own thrills
~lauH suffice.
This is the opinion Of Congress
man Phil y. Swing FL Centre. 81
~ammer visitor here. II" spoke here
against the conversion of groat
~conic and recreation spots INTO
yjtitjrd JAZZ resorts.
The spirit of the forest should
be- retained forever, hr declared.
Y FOR those who want jalz lc'
them - where ja1/ is. Ii dor,u /
brtoug IN the forest.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16

Recently the Studcba!;er Big Six
Sh.rIii-a certified stock car-dashed
y York 70 San Francisco
IS lnd 20 minutes, through
1 st storm in 90 years.
l. CUT I6 hours and Is minutes off
the best previous automobile record
and beat the best time of the crack
Limiteds by over 6 hours!
1t added another victory to the
hong list already held by Stndcbakcr
Barcelona 70 Madrid, the Trans
Australian Run and many Others.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS

tattz 10 Euatla tot cupid He
has his cowboys roumd mp The Swa.
ita ealyc, and pat the teacher :
brand on hem When shipping day
arrives. the banker ana the sheriff
-ta"e a scene which giveS the teach.
cr The appearance Of rustlimg.
The teacher NruS to the rnStlcr :
son and he grabs her onto his horse
m,t rs the cattl" in IN" pens start
Il stampede The final clincA is
tighter than the pull of q laSSo.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-16
CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUST
NESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS
NAME

7. Keith T.. Dalton 10 hereby Ger
'ifr tAat ann doing business unde:
'Ir fictir.pas name q DALTON 4
RUSSELL aud that my rriuc;pa.
rlacr If business j. I'm the citv ot
RI Cyutro. County Of Imperial
State Of California. aud that no
one else is interested In th' said
business except myself and that nay
residence is 461 Len Rcy avenue.
CITY of f., Centre. County Of Impc
rial state Of California.
Dated th., l9'h day Of August,
1926.
state Of California.
county of Imperial. IS:
On this 23rd day Of August,
1926, before me, W. H. Tyler, Jr.
notary public, in and for the said
county and state residing therein,
daily commission and sworn personal
appeared Keith l.. Dalton, known
TO me 10 be the person whose name
i. subscribed to the foregoing in
,trmacrt.
IN witness whereof, 7 hercinto
-o1 my hand and affixed my official
seal the day and wear in this crrti-
tira-c first above written.
v. /. TYLER. Jr.
Notary Public in and Tor said
county and state.
Aug -, sept @ lG