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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-24
Fighting Spirit

York, splitting the roof with their
cheers for the strike leader whom
a few days ago certain elements
thought they could get rid OF be-
cause of his identity as militant
left winger, showed that the labor
movement of the big city is
neither so sick nor so easily
handled for the employers as had
been assumed. Ben Gold, the mil
liant leader of the striking New
York local, remains at his post
and has the membership sOlidly
behind him. The American Fed
Grafton of Labor in the person OF
William Green also appeared at
the great demonstration, to report
that the American Federation of
Labor fully supports the New
York fur workers strike, which
declaration was for the good of
the strike as well as for the pres
tige of the A. f. of l.. The Office
in Washington which once housed
Samuel Gompers cannot with i'm
punity cut itself off entirely from
the struggles Of the workers.
There is vitality among the New
York needle wOrkers-too much
vitality to be easily crushed by
bureaucratic methods. The fur
workers. strike presents to the
bosses a united front. The fur
workers will fight to win, and
their victory will be an important
event in the current history of the
labor movement.
Many things in many parts of
the country show that the blood of
the workers has not all been turn
ed into water. The Passaic strike
of 10000 textile workers which
has made heroic record during
the past three and half months,
is not an isolated incident. Going
strong, with a good prospect of
victory, the Passaic strike has
won the effective loyalty of trade
unions far and wide thruout the
country in spite of many a cold
stare from quarters which ought
to have been the first center of
official support. Passaic means
fight, and responsive chord has
been found in the hearts of the
labor movement; there is the
spirit of fight among the rank and
file, and Passaic is being support
The spirit of militancy exter
DAVIS ago il was thought that I'll
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Coast Football
Results Remain
Puzzle To Fans

san FRANCISCO, Sept t.--Pa-
cific coast conference football fol-
lowers are c.,pcrtcd to remain very
much in the dark at least until mid
season ON the relative prowcS~ of a
maioritv Of the coachoS. Five Of
the nine conference teams are uu-
der now Instructors.
1t i conceded That any our oi
the nine mentors has rhaucr to
carve niche in football'~ hall Of
fame this season, for the way is
unobStrUctcd. Ouluohcr> VIII direct
attentive eyes as the season add
NanccS.
California, Washington State,
Idaho, Montana and Oregon are the
teams under new coaches, Of these,
" Nib>' Prcc of California. will
perhaps bc most closely Wajchrd,
Among the four teams under old
hand~, Enoch Ha%~haw Of Washing
ton is 'bc oldest in ppin, of service.
He win be called upon go protect thc
conference championship won by
his Ilo~kic> Ia>t year against the
invasion of these five ",trangcr,
in coast grid circles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION

NoGry Is hereby given that in ac-
cotdancc with Section @o5l and
3u53 Of the Civil Code Of Califor.
MIA that cu the 18th day of Scptcm.
hcr, 1870. ut HuShmau ) Garage at
10 -. M, 7Gl Main street, FL Centre,
California, We viii sell at public
auction.
one hudson touring l922 model,
license go H&927o, 1926 Engine
40. l5ll3o. Tow, storage, $3.50
One Ford touring 1924 model,
Jwrcckcd1 Iicousc No. l.l6l2l,
Arizona, 1926, Lrgmc 30. S57%2l |.
Tow aud storage, 5000.
one Ford coupe 1871 model,
cNrrchcdJ Iiccusc Va. T. ll.622,
1o26 Engine No. 5Il2iNl. Tow,
$50
one Republic truck, l9l7 model,
3 ! . ton No license, Engine No.
2N62G. 1.w, $1,000
One Htudcbakcr Special, touring
N2@ modrl. Iiccr>c No. &lS 40,
lo95. Engine No. l.. &. GIo3S, Stor-
4ro .ua ,u~cs t1u1"1.
Said axe alii ~ i.'l 10 satisfy
tA..r charges tor storage and re
pairs to the sum of S2ls.72, togrth-
e. ~ , l.e cost Of pi,li"a'ioA of
th;> notice and cost of sale.
Dated. September ., 1926.
IUSIlMAN'S GARAGE
gtl0 James II. lluslman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Watching the
Score Board
Ry United Press Leased Wire


f. Yesterdays Hero.-Gcorgc Grant
ham, first baseman of the Pitts.
burgh Pirates, who stabbed a bullet
drive from iGrimm s bat in the
Cub S half of the ninth to stop a
Chicago rally which wouA have
meant victory. Instead, the Pirates
took a 3 to . decision in the tenth.
The Cincinnati Reds carved the
st. Louis Cardinals lead in the M
tional league down to one game by
winning 4 to =. Lester Bell s cr-
ror in the first helped the Reds in
scoring the two run margin Of vic
torv.
Hitting four Boston Brave hurl-
crs for % hits, New York Giants
won II to 3.
Captain Frank Frisch Of the Giants
was in uniform, but did not play.
Jess Petty chalked up pitching
victory No. - when the Brooklyn
Robins set iown the Phillies as.
George Uhlc Of the Cleveland In
dams pitched his eighth straight
victory and his @:rd of thc season
when tine tribe beat Detroit 91.
Babe Ruth 5 i1St home run Of
the season came in the fourth inning
of the Yanks' second game Will
the athletics, which New York wen
o.. Philadelphia won o.. PhiIa-
dclphia won the first -.
The Washington Senator took 4
ten inning first game from the l5os-
tom Red SoX 3 to > and an easy
second gam" ; to |. It was eonSc.
cutivc defeat No. l3 for the hose.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
TRYING TO PICK
TENNIS PARTNER
FOR FRENCH ACE
By HENRY Il. FARRELL
Jni1ed Press Staff Cnrreennnl lan

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)
NEW YORK, Sept. Within Il
Very few days the name of the Amer
ican woman tennis star, who is 10
appear as the opponent Of Mile. Su-
zanne Lcn2len in her exhibition
toar Will be announced by G. G.
Pyle, manager Of Red Grange and
the French tennis star.
The player, q IoIL,r national
champion and one Of the most crlc-
bratcd American sport women, who
Is going to turn professional, is not:
Mis-, Helen Wits. former national
champion, or Mrs. Molla' Mallory,
who Won the national title at Forest
Hills recently.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, California
star, who was beaten in the final
ropnd for the national championship
by Mrs. Mallory, was r1morcd to
bv the touring mate of NIIr. Long
len.
Bat Miss Ryan definitely ha, an
nouuc"d that She has no intention
Of dcscfting the amateur ranks to
become professional.
Pyle, who has been in Chicago for
several days, viii return here late
today with Grange and his an
nounccmcnt viii be made within II
few daN>.
Pyle already has booked two days
in Rex Rickard : Garden and he
Also has secured tentative dates in
number Of big armoricS in the
most important cities between New
York and the Pacific coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Wood Arrested
Serious Charge

Sylvester Wood, coorcd ,youth,
who has been sought by the shrr-
if : office ON charges of contribut
iug to the delinquency of minor.
wa> captured yesterday at Blythe
by the town marshall He was
brought here this mornirg by Dep
uty Sheriff Freeman and lodged IN
the county jail 80 await arraign,
mcut
Wood is charged with having per
Suadcd II year old Annie Matte,
to leave her home with him about
three weeks ago. The girl was miss
ING for two days and finally re-
turned here with story Of having
ridden around The valley with
Wood in his car -5r six or seven
hours, finally escaping at Cali
pailia. Two other persons, charged
with having aided Wood in pcrsuad-
ing the Girl to leave home, were
freed after hearings before Justice
MaNflcId two weeks auo.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Help Wanted

WANTED-Man capable of hand
ling position as branch manager
at Yuma, Washer Wilson, 131 So.
9th St. FL Centre. 3ltf
WANTED - Middle aged house
keeper, light work, good home.
Press box 9s9. 2-5
AUTO industry is booming and
needs men. Learn repairing, ig-
milton, practical engineering in
few months and make $50 to $50
weekly Training guaranteed,
positions while learning. Money
making auto book free. Write Ma
tionai Automotivc School, 1000
Figueroa St, Los Angeles.
2cod If
MA->1ED-MiIkcr, W married or sing
lc on i. \. Allen ranch, 3 miles
south of Lotus canal. a. Noorting.
3-5t
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
'TODAY'S WANT ADS,

FOR SALH-Tcam Of good horses
and harness, four miles west On
San Diego highway, 81 south. J. +
Burns. 4-2t
WANTED-A home for three tab
bjcs. Good mou5ers and ready
for work. Harriet Kirch. 92l
South 3rd street. 4-3
FOR SALE-Bargain, ] c. q. Conn,
{ melody saxaphon". Good shape
Can be seen ut All Main street.
between , and o clock or after
I p. m. 4-6t
FOR RHNT-Apts and sleeping
rooms. III Commercial. Iclc.
25lJ. -
FOR SALE OR RENT-Finc team
heavH farm horses. Inquire Press
office. 4tf
LADIES $1,000 weekly easy.
Spare time addressing cards. No
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Il
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Earn money, addressing mailing,
spare time. Trial supplies free.
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WANTED-Tc hear from owner of
land for sale for fall delivery. O.
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FOR SALE-Saddlc horse suitable
for school children. Inquire Press
office 1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
SPAIN PLANS TO HOLD
NATIONAL PLEBISClTE
~, United Press Leased Wire

UENUANE, France, Spanish
Frontier, sept. i,-Dictator Primo
De Riviera of Spain has decided to
hold a national plcbiScitc designed
to express the nation $ confidence
III the government from September
10 to II, according t" reports re-
ccivcd here.
\ national assembly viii be con
yokcd in October, il was understood.
The black Mission tig acreage %
Butte and adjoining counties is each
wear increasing.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
MON Ely
Available For Safe
LOANS
On Easy Payments
TALK WITH US
EDGAR BROS
REALTY co.
So9 Main Street. Phone !30
6OS Main Street.
NOTICE, OF SALE

NoIlCI N'f '1hIJsL
WHEREAS AIc' ic Bvrd dill be-
come indebted to the A'sqIc Motors
Company. a corporation, formerly
Imperial Valley Finance Corpora
tiou, in the sum Of $4,000 for the
caring for and safe Keeping of that
ccrtaia Cadillac, seven passenger
-ourin9 automobile, motor No..
XJ79.5, which automobile IS now
and has been continuously since
HAT debt was incurred, in the pos,
session Of the said Moore Motor
Company, and sad amount is a lien
.pon said automobile aud whereas
more than twenty days hes elapsed
SINCE said debt becam. due and sa!
b lien attached an& neither the sal
thereof ha, been paid by the sail
Archie Byrd OF any other person On
us hchait.
NOM. THEREFORE. notice IS
hcrrh" s.#ea hat IA the l4'h dJE 't
:epteahcr, l926, al .hr hsu. Of ten
,clock \. NJ. Of said day .n front
# the Office Of :bc Moor" Moro1'
Company At 64-76G-76s Main street
n the ely e f. Ceatr', county oi
Imperial, state Of California. The
nd Mooss Maoe, { Hi.ar VIII
ell all Tire Eht, tide, iu.rtr.' au /
,quity ia ali 10 sand au,ompbiI'
nbovr dce,eij,d. or so nucp th'"r.,.
is shall bt necessary, at P''"i au"'
Lon. for cash. !awfuI money pt ;h"
rnitcd sta' # Ameri~", 60 III
highest hi iJ"' to pay ~,'I li," and
DC expenses OF sales
Dated thi, 2EI day Of September.
1876.
MOOR MOTORS CONn -;
n.ll ~ 4. \. L--nn-d. IL--.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
BYRNE TAKES HAULING MATCH
FROM ONCE TERRIBLE SAVAGE

The two hcavywcights backed
and filled like a couple of trucks
pulling ont of Il river bottom and
it looked ut one time as though Re
fierce Lovcjoy would have to stop it
while he took II plcbi3citc among
the ringsidcrs to determine if he
was officiating at a prize fight or
a wrestling match.
The Kid did more catching last
night than Ray SchaIk did in II
years Of big league receiving. One
of his bosom friends AT the ringsidc
insisted the Kid got an even break
; in one round but we forget which
one It was. 1t docsu I make any
difference. At that Byrnc was un-
der Il big handicap trying to con
meet rs Savage fought in shell all
the way through, refusing 70 take
chance and just being in there to
stay.
iIonOrs Of the evening went to
Tommy o 'Bricn and Benny Romero.
q 'Bricn outwcighcd nearly 10 lbs.
and fighting unGcr the handicap of
"a swollen right hand, battlcd the
husky Romero to fare thee well,
outhoxing him at long range and ac-
tuaIly making Benny like it at close
quarters. The Irishman took the de-
ci,ion and got Il big hand from the
rabids.
Romero's : superior strength and
ruggcdness nearly told in the third
round when he plastcred Tommy
plenty, roughing him up in the in
fighting and sending him rccling
INTO the ropes on a couple of occa-
,iom~. l. looked like curtains soon
for the popular local boy. But i'll
the next round Tommy opened up
with that rapjrr like left hand and
>prcdcd up with lis footwork, He
plautrd numerous lcfts to Benny $
face. then stood toe TO toe and
battIcd him silly. He took tdc
round Pursuing the same tactire
i'm the next two frames he casrd
uacaA sending Benny 10 the floor
i'm thc fifth. Il was he best bout
of the evening. This Is Tommy S
second victory oyer the talcXico boy
aud lie increased his hold ON affcc-
tion, OF lecal fan, by lis splendid
hattic under thu handir"ps. If the
>nun2~tar l., not rushed ahead too
Z fast and showed in against more
Inexperienced hattlers too quickly, lac
should develop INTO real ring star.
Uumer Cannes. coIcrcd feather
weight. took his old ring rival, Vie
Iu,eru. t. Il rle4ning in the opener
rt,ln2 ,saT c#t IN front by his cf-
t.ct.yc use of hetts LETT hand. Vie
took tho first round and seemed tu
hr scheduled fol a tidr through to
v.,taIy. Bat the colored boy speed
rI up i'm tho second and WIS never
~ danger froa then on. He took
the ia~' thr.c rounds by a big mar.
gin. II was Gaines second victory
over Lrcrro ana stack, him up one
notch above Nic IN the local fcath
,,tycight scramble,
Hurt Armstrong, newcomer here
ahouts. made his debut against An
drew Brooks in the second prclin
and tried hard ta cope with tn,
more experienced colorcd hattlcr
He couldu t make the grade and af
ter takiu. . beautiful pasting fol
two rounds hc allowed his handler,
+, throw IA the towel. Brook, out
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Mrs. Hart Not 70
Obtain Divorce
Ry United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. l. Wjni'
fred Wcstovcr. cStrmEcd wife Of
Bill Hart. movie star, WAS cmroute
home from Reno, Nevada, today,
according to George SpringmcNcr
her attorney.
Mrs. Hart, who went 10 Reno
under an assumed name tive week
go with lcr mother, does not IN
,.,d TO got u diNorcr, She uoS quo.
ed as saving.
~ dom 7 believe in divorce and /
IN convinced il wouldu Ne hru,
ficial for our iycar-old son, She
said.
Hart made settlement "t 4315
00n in trust funds ON hi, wjtc an@
baby more than two Nc@fs a2e te'
lowing their cStraugcmcnt. \ cash
settlement Of 100000 WIS 70 hs
given Mrs. Hart in event of divorce,
under terms of separation a@'re-
mcnt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
SPORT NEWS SECTION

boxed and outfought the newcomer
and won all the way. Just as the
bell rang ending the second he drop
ped Armstrong with terrific right
handler The bcll saved Burt from
Il 10 count but he had to be carried
to his corner. He was in no shape
to continue. Referee Lovejoy pleas
ed with a good evenings work as
third man. He should have got a
bonus for the extra heavy duties
imposed upon him in the main event
when he was compelled to drag Kid
Savage and Jimmy Byrnc apart time
after time.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
Summer Rates
w. ]. STONE

So Euclid Phone 387
FOR rENT-Rooms apis, bachelor
quarters. Gibbs place, Cor, 4th
and Olive. 500
FOR RENT-Largc room for one or
two men. Private entrance. l040
Olive street. 3-6t
FOR RENT-Cozy room for or ?
gentlemen. 73J Olive II. 21tf
FOR RENT : Several nicely fur
nisl ID and unfurnishcd houses.
Mrs. Land, TS3 Park. 23tf
FOR RENT-Nicc clean furnished
house. Inquire III Park. &tf
FOR RENT - Newly FURNISHED
three room apartment. 90 Adams
27tt
FOR LEASE Sept. 10, furnished,
modern house near school and
court house. 1919 State, rear,
phone 6SOJ. 2tf
FOR RENT = Nicely furnished
rooms, upstairs, 7j5 Orange
uOHc Jtc. -
ROOM AND BOARD for men, good
home cooking. Jo2 Brighton.
81
FOR RENT-R6om for one or two
men. 764 Olive. 53
FURNISHED COTTAGE for rent.
75S Commercial. 3ltf
FOR RENT-Aice Turn shed apart
| ment. Shcpa apartments, 4Sl
Ell Centro Ave. 2t6
FOR RENT-One 4 room house, one
) room modern house, one ,
room apartment. Corner 10th and
| Orange Street. %
/ FOR Rt.NT-Five room house fur
I nished, also apartments. 80
i Broadway. 1-6t
FOR RENT-Largc cool room, s,jit-
able for one or two gentlemen
665 He'll, phone 220-W. ltf
t'OR House, six rooms, bath,
partly furnished, also large gar
age. Phone 2S. Neary. lot
FOR RENT-t'urnishcd house. 4lo
Hamilton. "a
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04

Not that it MAKE, any difference
but Jimmy Byrnc whipped Kid Say
age last night at the local ropcd
arena. He whipped him for 10
rounds, bouncing blows off the
Kid jaw, head, buglc, bread
basket, arms, shoulders, or what
have you, but proving unable to do
any great amount of damage be
vond massaging the Kid 5 proboScis
and giving it the aspect of an over
ripe tomato.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Cleveland Q, Detroit |.
Washington 50, Boston -.
Philadelphia II, New York -.
Only games scheduled,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
LOST and Found

HORSES, 9 BLACKS, l
BROWN. 2 BAYS, l GREY. RE
WARD. J. C. BROCK, PHONE
97F5 OR J. 3. LEWIS, PHONE
3s6W. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday S Results

Oakland II, Seattle o.
Portland =. Sacramento ;.
Mission ), San Francisco ;.
Los Angeles =, Hollywood !.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Base Bah Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
-esterday's Results

Cincinnati t, st, Louis .,
Pittsburgh :, Chicago ,
New York II, Boston ;.
Brooklyn I, Philadelphia ;.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
So. California
Sporting Briefs
Dy United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 4.-Johnny
Godincz, through virtue Of his scrap
against Ncwsboy Brown in Pasa-
dena, is picked TO win over Alki
Akol, Filipino bounccr, in their main
event bout at thc Main Street Ath-
lctic club tonight.
Jackie Sherman and Toby Mon
toya meet in the semi final and
Jimmie Lcvanthal and Kavo Joe
CORDOBA are the special cvcntcrs.
Miss DOdih BLrwitt will leave
today for Catalina Island where she
will spend the last week Of training
for her Catalina channel swim at
tcmrt. Miss Blcwctt hopes to
familiarizc herself with the waters
directly off the island.
Miss Blcwctt $ attempt to ncgo-
late the % mile swim will start at
clock Sunday morning, Scptcm-
ber -.
Frank Hess, former star football
or at Pennsylvania state college
has signed to coach the griddcrs Of
Franklin high this season.
Hess will succeed Bill Lopez who
has been appointed director of ath-
/ lctics at the institution.
Superior boxing ability and a
| flash Of his old time "zip' enabled
Bert Colima, Whittier Mexican mid
dleweight, to win an easy 10 round
decision over Billy Aatknson at
Hollywood American Legion stad-
ium last night.
| Bert treated The fans to an cX-
hibition of sharpshooting that early
had Atkinson in Dad way. Coli
ma S greater experience enabled
him to take the play away from his
opponent in the first round and
holding it to the end.
Atkinson proved his gamrncss by
taking an unmrrciful heating. CO.
lima, several times, had him on the
! verge of dream street, but Billy
refused to 20 down.
Mike Hector easily defeated Ray
| McPeck in the six round scmi.Wind-
up. They are middlcwcights. Fred
Winsor, celebrating his return to
good standing, seconded McPcck,
who lost in spite Of the fact that
| he had one of the smartcst men III
the game behind him.
Frankie Edwards won from Ad
! Cadcna on a foul in the second
round. Bobbir Brooks defeated
Frank Dclgado, four rounds, Young
| Chico outpointcd Leo Claros.
\ seven ear special train left here
/ last night with 2jO athletes and fans
of the Union Pacific Athletic club
for Cheyenne, Wyo. The athletes
will 5akc part in the annual track
aud field meet of the Union Pa
! cific system 10 be held at the from
tier city September 90.
Enroutc they viii pick mp dele
cations at Las Vegas, Nevada, Mil
ford and Salt Lake City, Utah.
They will he accompanied by the
Union Pacific band Of - pieces and
the division champion Los Angeles
baseball team.
More than 10000 people Will at
tend the meet, il is said.
Red Grange will make his appear
arcc on grdiron today before 100
coaches and football stars of South
crn California. The pigSkin chaSerS
will criticize the Incompatible red
head in Il prc-view showing Of
Oranges first motion picture.
Among those expected to attend
are:
Coach Jones, his staff, and mem
brrs Of the L. :. C.. team; Eugene
Nixon and Colvin Heath Of Po-
mona; Leo Callaud, Whitticr; Bin
Spaulding, southern ranch; 'EarIl'
Paddock and host Of other sport
luminaricS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Special Notices

HARTZELL, THE ROOFER. ready
for roofing. Will repair any roof
free that l put on i'll the last two
years. 2Jtf
FOR RENT on shares, 20 acres to.
mato land. l furnish water, stock
land, See Tucker, ~. miles
south Mcloland, x mile west, "a
HEBER second hand store. Goods
bought and sold. L. Il. Chcscr.
$50
NTED-Ch Children to board any
age, near school. 5ll Second st.
500
JAGUMBA STEAM LAUNDRY for
sale, Il good paving proposition all
the year round. Apply at the
laundry. 3ltf
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Miscellaneous
For Sale

TUf NdlG
PLANO FOR SALE or rent. SD
Broadway. Phone els. 2lt}
ELECTRIC washer, cheap. 55f
Holt. 3.j
$5l5 equity Overland 6 for 5000, Al
condition. 1000 miles CuabIc TO
meet payments. Press Box 992.
3.5
FOR SALE-Somc good horses, also
Fordson tractor, in good order.
Ii mile \. Acacia school. Joel
Corfman. 1.5
MISSION GRAPES. not irrigated,
500 ton, delivered Schafer, Yu-
ciapa. 1.5
FOR SALE Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
FOE sALE-5oO Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. II.
ii. Hunter, San Diego, Rte 4, Box
479. Nursery, Lemon Gro.A l9tf
FOR SALE-Pldgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 764 Vino st.
lStr
FOR SALE- Equipment for beauty
parlor, best 10 be bought, enough
for two booths. . chairs, mirror
units, dresScrrtts, with electric
Ntcrili1crs, S"a-Acro hair dryer,
manicure tables and stools. etc.
Address Halt, 1881 Muir Ave,
Ocean Beach, Telephone Bayview
7161M soto
FOR SALE soft drink stand, Som
crtou, Aril. bargain for cash.
Only stand in town. Inquire Char
ley Myers cigar stand, FL Ccntro-
300
FOR SALE Grade \ IIol,tcin bull
month, old, also purcbrcd Jer-
>cy bull. ~ zcms old. Walter
Gaorb'i, niIc east, 81 mile south
Acacia school. 3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT room modern house.
See William with the Buick. Jtt
FOR RENT-1wo room furnished
apartment with shower, $40
lights included. Mrs. Land, 7o5
Park. 25tf
i'Uk RENT-.l'u u. nished hnase foI
Jr'y ana August Apply 529 SO
Seventh st. lStf
FOR RENT-Lar2e apartment witt
erlvatc bath. Also sleeping room
Park View hpts- 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Wanted To Buy

"ANTED--SeconC hand f-rpiture
Cal' d95W $40 Main st io.f
WANTED-Sccomd hand Dane
mower or wheels for same. j. b.
Bromley, RI, box II, FL Centre. 3-3
WANTED - Ten or fifteen good
COWS or springing hcifcrs on easy
terms from owner. Address +. j..
Alvis, Imperial, gen. del. 2-3
FURNITURE WANIED-II5 No
5th. Phone 623. l4tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED drcssmakcr wishes
position. Press Box 99i.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04

MISSION GRAPES. not irrigated,
500 ton, delivered. Schafer, Yu-
ciapa. Ii
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04

Frank Hess, former star football
or at Pennsylvania state college
has signed to coach the griddcrs Of
Franklin high this season.
Hess will succeed Bill Lopez who
has been appointed director of ath-
lctics at the institution.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04

$5l5 equity Overland Is for $500, AL
condition. 1000 miles Cuablc TO
meet payments. Press Box 992.