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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13
SENIORS TO START
FOR B0WD0IN IN
WESLEYAN GAME

Brunswick, Me, Nov. PA team
composed entirely Of members Of the
Senior class may represent Bowdpin.
when it takes the field in the game
with Wesleyan at Middletown to-
morrow. The probable lineup is
Otis Kendall and Reggie Forsythe,
ends; Tom Murphy and Alecke,
tackles; Merritt Hewett and Doc
Hill, guards; Don Lancaster, center;
Joe Kohler. quarter; Capt. Earring
ton and Bob Olmstead. halfbacks;
and Walter Morrill,, fullback.
The team left today for Middle
town. In addition to the Seniors,
those making the trip are Bill Muir
ply. Adams and Sawyer, ends; Ken
nedy and Todd, tackles: Robertson,
Alexander and Harvey, guards;
Cakes and Rowland. center: Thayer
and Ladd, quarters; Frank Foster.
Means and F'rates, halfbacks and
Howes, fullback.
The Wesleyan game is the last
contest on the Bowdoin schedule for
the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13

Four first-round knoekouts in an
amateur tournament have convinced
AZ that there is future in profess
sIonal boxing for him, if he wants to
follow sch gentle career after three
or four years of football.
There have been plenty of other
grid stars who. were fine boxers, and
many of them met with considerable
success in their ring efforts. Monte
Mum, for instance, is much more
famous as heavyweight boxer than
he was as q mediocre tackle at Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13
NOTRE DAME WILL
TRY TO SPOIL
FOCUS RECORD

Togus, Nov. 12-The football game
with the Notre Dame eleven from
Waterville will be the attraction for
Sunday and the game will start
promptly at 2.3O. Togus has not
been scored on this season and the
visitors are a leading semi-pro club
in Maine, having held their own
with Kent's Hill, Hebron, Bridgton
Academy, the Colby Frosh and
Skowhegan and they feel confident
of crossing the Togus line in the
coming game. They have many fol-
lowers who will be on hand Sunday
and the Home boys hackers will
also be out in large numbers to wit
ness what should be the best game
of the year on the Home grounds.
Picher. the Notre Dame tackle, Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13
C0NY HIGH SCHOOL DECIS|VELY
DEFEATED COLBY BY $40 SCORE

But That Was So Years Ago
When Cony Was The Only
High School Team in the
State - First Cony Team
Contained Some Able Men
With Doctors, Lawyers, An
Editor, And The President of
the American Express Com
pany Elm the Lineup
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13
[|l'EIES AND
E!GAN TO Meet
|NlE AFFAIR

a ~ Nov /, 12.-R)-Michisan
h tb IN e, Ohio State TODAY "
b cont Climax of the year in
ais Inference football.
d. ~, Uea !, the Wolverines
ftsassofisaii l for more than ma q
\ tt h in a throng tha +
l,,rsoecF crowd 10000 by game am e
4, Stadium today became n o
Nehissan Concerning Ohio
tras' ms looking for the
Ae, an ,sll In the meeting of
Ets ttsa o in the fight ht
h h. zen a Championship. "s III
Ii ,ss. arrivals was a ev,n,
sss1Ieral agents in sea- r r,.s
ss'i p reported tt to i be- ofn
Man, I Prices ranging in f from on,
al that only a hand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13

| Harvard tackle of 1918 or '1e, was
splendid boxer. Pythian, a Univer-
sity of Southern California player,
was good enough to have the astute
Jack kearns as manager.
Sully Montgomery and Ed Garvey,
of Centre College and Notre Dame,
respectively, advanced we'll along as
prize fighters, and one or the other
of them made the statement that
boxing was picnic compared to
real hard football game.
That's what "Ma" Striking evi.
IDENTIFY thought, too, when she refused
to let her famous son, Willie, play
football at the Macon (Georgia) High
School. FOOTBALL said "Ma," dis
too dangerous" And at that there
| have been many more fatalities on the
gridron than within the roped arena.
But how does "Ma" explain all the
tacklns that her son did when he
fought Berlenbach in New York?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13
C0BURN-HEbR0N
IN 10th ANNUAL
CONTEST TODAY

Waterville, Nov. 1.-THE rubber
game between Coburn and Hebron
will be played Saturday, Nov. 18th
at 200 2. M. on the Colby Field.
Since 1910 Coburn has won four,
Hebron has won four and they have
tied one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13

tnrow'ns>and receiving forward pass
1t is rule in football that the of.
fiensive linemen may not use their
hands. At New York University,
Coach Meehan has big six-foot-four
tackle, who knows how to use his
hands in a most offensive way. But
not on the sridiron, for Al Lassman,
an intercollegiate boxing champion,
plays quite within the rules, and plays
very we'll too. It is in the ring that
AIS dukes are used so Extensively.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13

one of their star performers and
they have a deceptive play list with
a sprinkling of forwards that should
go big with the fans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13
FOOTBALL

Cambridge, Mass: Brown Fresh
men 8; Harvard seconds 6.
Hamilton, N. Y: Colgate Fresh
men 8; Syracuse Freshmen 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13

braska. Vandergrift, Yale tackle
acted az one of Gene Tunney's spar.
ring partners for several days al
Stroudsburg. And "Duke" Sedeewick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13

Football seems to
mix we'll with other
sports. In previous
articles, I have dis
cussed various ath.
letes W h o have
combined the grid.
IRON game with
baseball, track and
heId, and golf. To-
day let US look
over a few pigskin
artists who can use
their hands for
more than inst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13

Kansas City, Nov. 12.-(P)-Gilbert
Crowley, 15-year-old Kansas City
High School football player died last
night of injuries received in game
yesterday. Remaining games on
the teams schedule were cancelled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13
SPORT BRIEFS
CBv The Associated Press

tby Inc ASSOCldtSu TIesSJ
College football has nothing to
fear from the professional gambler,
says Wall Street. Explaining that
the game is too difficult for them
to dope out" one firm estimated
weekend wagers at only 100000 as
compared with $4,000 600 bet on the
Dempsey-Tunney fight.
Winter golf in the East has ar
rived. At the request of Jess Sweet
ser. first American-born amateur to
win the British championship, golf
ers will stage a tournament next
month at Absecon. n. j., for the Ma
tional tuberculosis Association.
Sweetser is making a fight for
health at Asheville, n. c.
Harry Wills. his injured right arm
on the mend, has decided to make
a comeback. says Tex Richard. A
fight between the veteran negro and
Harry Person, Swedish heavy
weight. is planned by Richard.
Notre Dame, home of mighty
football teams, also has become a
school for coaches. Twenty-seven
products of Knute Rockne's genius
are acting as mentors at various
universities this season.
A new 75-foot, waterline racing
sloop. the largest to be constructed
in this country since the Resolute.
Vanitie and Defiance, will cruise
over American waters next season.
An order for the craft. which will
cost $4,000 was placed with the
Hereshoff Company yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
YACHTING RACES
FOR COAST TITLE
SCHEDULED TODAY
By John L. PALMER

(Unlted Press Staff Correspondent
SAN FRANCISCO, AUG. II
Keen anticipation attended the
scheduled race-off today for the
Pacific coast title in the = Il - boat
class. With the Machrrc, Coriuthiau
Yacht club, san Francisco; Pirate,
California Yacht club. Los Angeles.
and Sir Tom, Seattle Yacht club.
three of the ticctost yachts in the
fourth annual coast regatta. ted
for ]" points each. their battle for
supremacy WIS expected t. produce
Spectacular sailing.
viii perfect yacht weather pre-.
vailiug one coast championship aud
four regatta series titles were dc.
cidcd yesterday. They were:
Star class No. 3s9, Mayron Spall-
ding. Corinthian Yncht club
SchopEyrs-Lady Adg, Mark Fon-
tana. roriuthiau Yacht club.
Na"Is- Wimitrh, Santa Barbara
Yacht club.
Handicap sloopy Meteor. Com.
modorr Charles Lanslajs, Corjnthial
Yaclf club.
Small ~loop>-Hctty, coriuthjan
Yacht club.
I'll" coast title WAS awarded in
the star class with the default of
the Maia. owned and sailed by Com
modorc owen Churchill Of the Santa
Catalina Yacht club. Churchill
winner yesterday, decided not +.
enter the racc-off against the 40
3s9, with which the Mai5 had tied.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Watching the
Score Board
Bs tinted Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays Hero. - Outficldcr
Wanrr'of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
who got SIX hits "a triple, two dou,
blr> aud three singles to help the
Pirate, bcut the GiaHts - to : and
regain. first p'Hcc in the National
league. All told, the Pittsburghers
got II hits.
The s.. Louis Cardinal, dropped
iH;o q tie for second place in the
National league hy losing to PhiIa-
drlphia ; to =.
The Cincinnati Rel, beat the
Hroohl lyu Robin, > 10 /. 10 share the
~ncond ruu4 OF tie ladder with the
Cards.
Tie Chicago cubs made it five
straight Victories hy ornquoring the
Boston Braves > Ia l.
When they were unable to hit cf-
trctiN,iy. the Chicago SOY dropped
both 2awr~ of :; double header to
tho Washington Senators 9-@ and
10.
philadelphia Athletic, took Il
douhlo header from tile 81 Louis
browns So and l-3. The second
game went - .aH' ..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
CHANNEL SWIM
DRAWS ENTRIES
FROM ALL SIDES
by United Press Leased WI

Los ANGELES, aug. 26.-EG
'' StranGlrr' Lewis, claimant Of
the world s heavyweight wrestling
championship is the latest entry in
the sea derby from Los Angeles har-
bor to Catalina Island.
The big wrestler. not to be ont
don" by scores Of others who have
announced their intention Of at
tempting the - mile swim across
;hc channel, announced that he, too,
would try for the $4,000 purse Of
fercd bv William WrigIey To the
first successful ncgotiator Of the
distance.
Press agents for movie stars were
fIooding newspaper offices today
with announcements also that their
clients would attempt the difficult
swim.
"Wjth the exception Of Bill Til
den, Jackir Coogau and 'Onc.Eycd
Connolly, from whom "" expect
announcements hourly. thc entry
list for the Cataiina swim is now
compIotc.' one official Of the Cata-
lima Island company said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT room modern house.
See Williams with the Buick. 5tf
FOR RENT-1wo room furnished
apartment with shower, $40
lights included. Mrs. Land, 7oa
Park. 25tt
IOB KENT-lu. nisned house for
Jr'y AMI August Apply 52y SO.
Seventh st. l9tf
FOR RENT-LaIse apartment with
rrlvatc bath. Also sleeping room.
Park View Apts 25tf
NOuATAIA COrTAuE5 for rent.
If you want cool, mountain cot.
tagc, you cannot do better than
Hlpass. Address Murphy & Cram
cr, ow .crs, Hipass. tues & fri If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
.l0DAY'S WANT ADS
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
All Makes
: 900 for , months. - for ! month
Special rates to students
AMERICAN TNPFWPTTFP

1000 for months. : for month
Special rates to students
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE, Inc.
j2I Main -. Phone 300, FL Centre
27-26
FOR KHNT-Cozy room for l or >
gentlemen. 735 Olive ST. 27tf
ROOM FOR RENT with bath in
private home. s3l Olive street.
27-3
SALEsMEN-3 men for Imperial
Valley territory. See Bottorff
mornings, III -. Sixth ST..
Washer Wilson. 27-3
y CHANCE TO own home. will
furnish lot aud build you a house
small down AVN nj Write bo.>
H53 or apply I2so tH Centre. 27tt
L Or RENT - Newly turuishcd
three room apartment. 60 Adams
27tf
FOR LEASE The south - acres Of
Block l79. ~ mites west Of FL
Ccntro, south Of highway, soft
land cheap cash rent. i, i. Xii.
foil, $oS-9 Rivcs Siren. Bldg.
Lo, Angeles, Cal. 27.3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
EXPECT GLOVES
TO FLY FAST AT
TONLCHT'S FIGHTS

Tommy ShulI viii enter the ri1g
a faNoritc 20 win over Young B"IIo
tonight IN one Of the main events
scheduled for showing ut the Ell
Centre arena and Albert lacks,
British fighter. will hc the choice
OF ians in his meeting with Benny
Chavez in the second main event
On th" card.
Tommy, :, longer ring record and
the experience he has gained through
meetings with top notchcrs in his
profession influence the faua in
establishing him as favorite.
Young bcllo is capable performer
and he already has u draw with
Shull but the latter is in much bet
ter condition than he was when he
showed with BrIIo a few weeks ago.
The affair is scheduled for ten
rounds but there i, big possibility
that curtains will be run down long
before TIA" final frame. Both men
carry respectable wallops and they
have announced intentions Of slug
ging it out from the starting gong.
Jack, impressive ring record is
responsible for the belief he will
take Benny for trimming. The
Briton is not Il champion in his di-
vision but he is mighty CLASSY
performer with record Of having
traded walIops with tn" best in the
business. The bout looks like the
best thing on the card Il, Benny is
out to establish himself at his fast
est pace. He is confident of his
ability to trim the British invader
and refuses to be discouraged by
the fact the Briton is regarded as Il
faloritc to win. The boys will
weigh in at about I&0 pounds
The show viii start at $40 with
y six rouudcr which Will feature
Young De Soto against Battling
,Johnson Lovcjoy Will be third man
! in the ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with Section G0J1 and
1902 Of ,he Civil Code of Califor-
MIA that on the 30th day of August
at IIushman 5 Garage, 761 Main
Street, FL Ccntro, California, we
Will sell at Public Auction:
One Hudson Touring, 1922 model,
license No. E3927O, 1926 Engine
no. 131430. Tow, storage, $3.50.
One Ford Touring, 1924 model,
(wrcckc1) License No. 1-16121,
Arizona 1926. Engine No. SJ73211.
Tow and storage, $26.OO.
One Ford Coupe, 1921 model
(wrcckcd.) License No. f 1l.622,
1926. Engine No. 51l24Sl. Tow,
$3.50.
Ane Republic Truck, 1917 model,
80 ton No license. Engine No.
2S636. Tow, $1,000.
One Studcbakcr Special, touring,
1923 model. License 80. SIS -429,
1928. Engine No. B. G. GLOSS. Stor-
age and Taxes, $10022.
Said sale will be held to satisfy
their charges for storage and re-
pairs to the sum of $21S.72, togcth-
CT with the cost of publication of
this notice and cost of sale
Dated August Il, 1926.
HUSIMAN 5 GARAGE.
lStlO James II. Iushmau.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
NOTICE or MEETING
Of Board of EQuanzaJlon, Imperial
Irrigation District

The assessor of the Imp'nfI lrfI-
cation District, having completed
the assessments for the year 1876,
Las delivered tbc books to the S'c-
rotary of the board ot directors, "ho
row have them iu his office il the
Iasouic bidding, FL Ccot'o, 'al,
toruia, whore they vii reu;ajV for
the inspection ot aij persons int rtst-
ed uptll September /, 1876.
The board of directors, ar;iuG a.
board of cquallIatiuG Of s, id lrL
pcriaI Irrigation District Wpil mcr,
to cqualizc assessments ana continue
in session from September list TO
September ith, l12G -4d from time
70 tim" thereafter is long as NJ.
he necessary, not to cNcccd ten days
exclusive Of Sundays. to hear end
determine sucf obicctjou. 10 the val.
uation aud assessment as may come
before it.
BY order Of the board Of J'rcctors.
+. II, McINER, Secretary.
NaiIy aug > TO sep
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Special Notices

THE ROOFER. ready
for roofing. VIII repair any roof
free that | put oil in the last two
years. 2Jtf
DRESSMAKING. Mrs. Jenkins,
HI Hamilton. ,h 26-6
HEMSTlTClIGNG Sc PEI yd Dress
making ut reasonable prices. 30
NO. lzth st. Second house north
Of Wilson school. 2Ot5
HAKTZELL, THE POOFER, 20
years, guaranteed by $7j,OOO,OOO
company, examined free every
year before lcaks-Whv? 2jtf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
IMPERIAL
By Press staff Correspondent

Iiy Press staff Correspondent
IMPERIAL, Aug. 27.-A. X. Gary
has recently purchased the three
houses IN the northwest corner Of
7th and D streets. He intends to
completely remodel them for rental
purposes.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman have
moved INTO the house formerly oc-
cupird bv \. &. Miles on 10th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Canady report
u fine tinfc ou their vacation. They
cumpcd and fi>hcd among the pines
at IdyIWiId, aud spent the remand
cr ot the time at Los Angeles.
Ben IiuSp WIS H FL Centre Visi-
tor Wednesday.
". l. Townsend was in FL Cen
tro and Hebcr "Wednesday on bust
ucs,.
While ON his vacation last week
Eddie Mcdonald had Il narrow c>-
cape from serious injury when hi,
coap" stalled on Il mount9iH road.
rgH backward over the grade and
upset, pinning linn inside. He man
aged to crawl out through the door,
and while hi, car va, badly dam
aged, Eddie escaped with only many
bruisc, and severe fright.
Motcn pizey ha, returned from
Il "trip to san Diego.
Miss Ruby Carlson is in San Diego
for couple of weeks
Homer Harris and son Steve spent
several day, with Mrs. Harris q.
Jacumba where She has been all
summer.
Mrs. Virgil Patterson was in EI
Centre Wednesday,.
Robert McKim returned from SAN
Diego Wednesday. Mrs. McKim will
Nrturu NuOU
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
NOTICE CT SALE

WHEREAS Arc.-ic Byrd did be-
come injcb;cd TO the More Motors
Company, :; corporation, form"rlv
Imperial Valley Finance Corpora,
ton, in the sum Of 5000 tor the
caring for aud safe keeping Of that
certain Cadillac, seven passenger
touring automobile, motor No.
:J7-97j, which automobile is now
and has been continuously since
that debt was incurred, in the pos
session of the said Moore Motor
Company and said amount is Il lien
upon sand automobile and whereas
more thm twenty days h3s elapsed
since said debit beca,n, due and sal
lien attached and neither the sal !
amount Of 5000 nor any tart
thereof has been paid hv the .3'd
Archie Byrd or any othcf ror>ou on
his behalf.
NOW, THEREFORE, notice +
hereby gwen that on the ~, day Of
Sepembcr, l"2G, 1T thr hour Of ten
o 'clock \. VI. Of sand day In front
Of the office of 'hr NaaU. Motors
Company al 1Gl-1G6 7Gs Main street
in the ci'y o. f. Ccntr1, county Of
Imperial. state of California, tire
said Noof. N'nr, C.ia.r VIII
tell All tar Il4ht, title, ute,r#t aeI
equity in and to sad auolioDlI'
above d"eritea. or SO u..l thereor
Is shall he necessary, at iu,..r aur-
lion, for erh awful r,,urv of ,de
United So IS # America. - Il
highest b, i.' to pay >lt lien aHl
tte expresses Of salc.
Dated this 2a.i aav {. ha-i,',
1926.
MOuGn MOTORS CONpANN
!. L. HOWAED, Pu.iignt.
AEl 23.l9t
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
Summer Rates
w. J. STONE
Phone 3S7


FOR RENT-Finc furnished apart
mcnt, electric range, electric wat
cr heater. Blue Moon hotel. 2J-3
FOR RENT-Four three and two
room apartments and sleeping
rooms. III Commercial. 2J-4
FOR RENT-Room suitable for one
gentleman and board if desired.
o46 Broadway st. 21tf
FOR RENT-Furnishcd cottage
5S3& Commercial street. 25.5
FOR RENT = Several nicely fur
nished ana unfurnishcd houses.
Mrs. Land, IS3 Park. 23tf
FOR RENT-Rooms, apis, bachelor
shacks. Cor. tth and Olive. Gibbs
Place. 23-6
FOR RENT - Four room unfurnish
ed house, three screen porches. 76j
Olive or phone equity treasurer.
:-,-5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Ills IS 10 serve notice tl.s Gar
Kaufman Company is 3ot liable Tor
amy claims against !. H. T"5d, tor
mer.v ot thr Oregon IIo;-i. II c..
tfo. Caifoln.a aud that -ar r.
kaafmau tomnaN hy 1irlHr 81
conditional -..r- contract. ha- f.'
leased tr said j. ~ Todd b., ea,.nc
aG'rcu.p. aa'et jun. --'h- j22G,
and thl~ property exempt hy
statatc frum g't+"l#"t a. ~c.<4r'
mdcr m execution t.r tic ,at'sfgc'
tiou Of any claims a-Fo-t s.i. !. M.
Todd.
THE KAUFMAN COMPANY
bY II. g. Kaufman,
Aug - = -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
w, e. HANCOCK
For Rent-Real Estate

rOR RENT--c acres alfalfa for
vegetables Dcarhcad Ranch, ]
mile north M"rao. school. 4 Il.
Rchkopf. Box loI6. FL Centre. o.,
FOR RENT y acres. > miles cast
FL tcntro, Press Box 99l. 25cod3
FOR RENT Wanted experienced
gardener to farm 20 to 80 acres
= miles southeast Of Scclty. Cash
or share crop. AG!ress p. j.
Storms, Box S24, Scc!cy 3ltf
FOR LEASFl-l6O acres soft soil
north end Of valley. Fine pea land
or will give term Of years for al
falfa. Carl f. & Fred p. Schader,
208 Consolidated Bldg, Los Angc-
les. 25-3
FOR RENT-9O acres Of old alfal-
ia land. viii rent in 20 acre lots.
This is the very best land for
vegetables Will make convenient
terms. See John d. Leja at Seal
Heights. ) miles cast Ell Centro.
1915
FOR RENT
50 acres in city limits, some al
falfa.
! 100 acres, > miles from FL
Ccntro 100 acres in alfalfa.
. 50 acres old alfalfa 2la miles
from Imperial.
Is cares, mile from FL Cen
( tra.
12l2 acres, 81 mile from FL
Centric.
LEN ) AGENCY
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Miscellaneous
For. Sale

EOI NdlC
PLANO FOh SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2lS. 2ltf
FOR SALE-Two feeder hogs, 10
lbs. 81 miles west mile north.
+. c. Boone. 26-2t
FOE SALE-50O Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons- H.
Fl. Hunter, San Dies1, Rte 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Gro-A l9tf
FOR SALE-Pidgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 764 Vine ST.
18tr
FOR SALE Fordson tractor, eight
#. osborne disc, three section
chag harrow. spring tooth harrow,
orchard and vineyard cultivator
aul turnover, GiSc pillow, $50 grape
picking boxes and 1000 . #, grape
stakes, also furniture. W. *.
shannon. > miles So. Meloiand
store 30
OR SALE r. Alfalfa pasture for
dry stock. ~ miles west, h. |.
Dfaui 2ist
FOR SALE Pure IIDc's Best can
tahHpe seed r. W Wasson,
Rocky Ford, Colo., iox 2S2. 2jtI
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Wife Says Fighter
Used Ring Tactics
H> tinted Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Aug. -. .'o.
Hwlawim famor Oightwri4ht pu-il
p-'. aa- defendant today iu "a suit
tor a..urrc fllod bv his film actress
efe, Marion Nixon.
Mr., Nixon charges physical and
w,HHI eH"'t., claiming tie Fighter
used fhr .uw tac,ic- on her that
hrpuah' Aim .uwo I'm the prize ring.
Ar ofi.r demanding Benjamin TO
sprcH in cpmt TO show oau>c why
lc should NOT hc restrained from see
log t.- wife Wa~ issued folloWpug
fllu2 Of tho divorce action,
Growing old is an awfaI waste of
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27

G-,ETED-Seconc hand f-snituro
Cali 495W. $40 Main st. 1877
FURNITURE WANTED-lI5 No
5th. Phone 623. lat.
WANTED TO BUN-Small engine
and centrifugal pump. Ota, III
No. 9th street. 25-0
WANTED TO Buy second hand -
DE laval separator. y. Baldcrs
RI, Scelcy. 25-6
WANIED--To buy :, close in lot at
right price. Address Mrs. Il.
Lhckln, l4S SO. 9TH. 2j-4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
SPORT NEWS SECTION

Pittsburgh hit the finish live abreast
and pIayoff was necessary.
The Yankees are conceded the
American league race and the world
series probably viii be opened at
the Yankee stadium about October
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Energetic Thief
Steals a Stove

:. S. Starr had often considered
the possibility that some household
goods he had stored at 3l7 Twelfth
street might be stolen but he would
have laid down Il small wager that
a stove included among the articles
would not be i'll demand by thieves
in these days Of torrid temperature.
But he was all wrong IN his dcduc-
tions.
Someone entered the house last
night and carted the stove away. he
reported to police this morning The
mWelcome visitor also stole sew
ING machine, according to the re-
port.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Situations Wanted

MECHANIC or driver
wants job, seven years experience
in valley. Inquire T. }. Thomas,
Imperial, phone Il, Imperial. 26-3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
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