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VICTORIA SAILED -=
 FOR NOME AT !
 F. NJ. YESTERDAY

Seattle. Oct 13. (P The Ala ska $. s. Company steamer Victoria sailed from Seattle for Nome Tues day. Oct. 12th. at F. NJ, carried Il full cargo of freight, [. $. Ma I and eighteen passengers as fol lows: -----
 Mrs. Lee Baker, -.-..--. -.--=- Helen C. Berg.
 A. j. Fater,
 C. o. Peterson, Mrs. R N. E'idgeon and baby, Augustus OLcary and brother, G. M Treacey,
 Elmer Reed
 Mrs. Reed and two children, Mrs. John Jacobson and child Anna Fagerstrom. and two sieerage passengers.
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Notice of Final Settlement

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, CAPE NOME PRECINCT. SEC OND DIVISION.
 In the matter of the Estate nf JOHN EKBERG. Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO iFREDRiCkA of WASSA. FINLAND. land ERIK HOIMS, nf Aberdeen. state of Washingtou that he exe- cutor of the Estate of John Ekberg.
 deceased. has filed iu said canr his final account it's such eXrruf0r and that Saturday. the 2oth day of Nov
 ember. 1926 at the hour of tWo o'clock in the afternoon of suid day
 has been fixed by he Court as the date of hearing the objections, if
 any, to said report and that at said ltime and place the said probate judge will adjudicate and deterni9"
 who the heirs and distributes of
 decedent are.
 A. POLET. E,Xeeutor
 publisl-Sept. IS. 25, Oct. 2, t9 16 1926
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THURSDAY (TELEGRlpttiCi
MI, LER REJECTS
 NlNEESITY JOB

Seattle, Oct, II. A) Professor Miller rejected the University posi- tion made vacant by the retire ment of Suzzallo, aflcr confer cnce with Jordan of Everett he said. "the direction of a great in-
 tiiution of learning is best deter mined " its atnD:l hnrt and after sober reflection and good judgement of the present atmosphere of confic- ting emotion, cannot accept the responsibility of the future policy of the University Of Washington without the approval of all who have is welfare at heart. The uniform courtesy of those who placed the information al my dis posal will always remain a plea sant memory with me" Rever- end Mat thews said al a- meeting last night that the Texas State University was plunged into simi- lar chaos by similar action of q female governor, and by the eter- nal you shall not Texasize thi3 institution
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POLICE ASLEEP ON JOB

San Francisco. Oct. l3, fPi
 While thousand armed mon pa trolled the streets. the maraders who slain four since last Saturday, robbed Monroe Moore. a decorate last night as lie left his home on n false telephone call, d car drew np alongside the sidewalk an.! TWO armed men robbed him If 'wo hundred and fifty dollars, while the 'hird man remained in the car The police had opined that the des- Deradues had fled the city.
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Columbus, Oct, II, (P-The Cardinals arrived and went to sleep after hilarious night. Alex ander was awakened and asked how it felt to be put in the box in the seventh. He replied. scared to death" The total gate receipts for this game equalled. $32.sO1. The total attendance was 10000 persons, which crowded the stands to capacity.
 St. Louis. Oct. II. R-William Toll, aged seventeen. was killed while celebrating the Cardinals victory. He fell on the run ming board of machine which four others. who were all celebrating the big victory.
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STANDINGS ON FOOTBALL

Seattle, Oct. II. (P)-The stand ings of the various football teams clubs, and colleges. all through the states are as follows:
 Washington 23. Oregon 9. Stan ford :, Olympic Club 3, Marys Col lege 25, California |, Southern California 16, Washington State 'nl'ege :, Holy Cross 19. Harvard 14, Cornell 49. Williams o, Illinois 3S. Butler I. Notre Dame 20. and Minnesota 2.
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Michigan City. Oct. II. (R-The Federal Department of Justice, agent, MalrOney. said that he would interview D. c. Stephenson, concerning the tale by Stephenson of the extensive corruption in In diana politics. Adams. the publish Ter of the Vincennea Commercial. charged that the public offices had barterred with Stephenson. impri- |soned for life for the murder of Madge Oberholtzer. He was for merly Grand Dragon of the Klan.
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LEGION RECOMMENDS
 SINGLE DEPT. DEFENSE

Philadelphia, Oct. H. G4aI The American Legion in convention as- sembled yesterday, recommended T +ingIe department of National De fense. with secretaries of cqual i'm portanee IS the land. sea and air forces.
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WANT HUNDRED
 THOUSAND RELIEF

Juneau. Oct. 13, MD The Doug las city counci.mcn appealed to the Chamber of Commerce of Seat file, Spokane. Tacoma. Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles for aid in raising one hundred thousand dollars to assist in re building eighty three homes which were destroyed by fire at Douglas,
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Seattle. Oct II, lPJ d, E. GNud- speed. he University professor of geology. said that ths earthquakes yesterday occurred ill what is known as inc outer pdac "f the great Pacific basin under the raci- fife ocean between the western end of the Alcutiau Islands and north ern Japan. No effect vas felt on the Islands of sf. Paul Dutch liar bor, Kodiak Cordoea or Sitka.
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SUTHERLAND PRElICqs HE
 CARRY NRar. DIVISION
 E BY OVER 1000 MAJORITY

Juneau. October 1O-1 Charles J. Kennedy, Nome.
 One of the best meetings of the campaign was held in Juneau last night with Judge Wickersham pre- siding.j The splendid and friendly audience of aight hundred people applauded Wickersham as he pre- ssnted tho real issues of the cam paign. will carry Juneau and the arst division by over one thou 'sand majority.
 naa Sutherland.
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NEGRO LYNCHED AND THEN SHOT FULL OF HOLES

Hokinsville, Ky, Oct. II. P1 - Herb Bell negro was lynched by mobs that took him from the Dover, Tenn, jail and hung him from a limb. after which he was then shot full of holes. He was held for the after which he was then shot full of holes. He was held for the staying of Rufus Joyner. which happened last Sunday.
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sT. LOUIS WINS WORLD
 SERIES; 8 TO 2

New York, Yankee Stadium. Oct. II, R-In the seventh and decid- ing game of the worlds series. St. Louis beat New York with a score of to 2. following is the short score: New York. runs. g hits, no errors. St. Louis, 3 runs.. hits, 2 errors.
 The official batteries for New York. Hoyt and severeid. St. Louis. Haines and O'Farrel.
 The Yankee players tr0tted out on the diamond and St. Louis Is first at bat. For the first. second and third innings St. Louis was un able to make a run and when New York came up in their part of the third. they made one run. Excel- lent playing this far in the game had held both teams down but in the fourth inning St. Louis cut loose and piled up three runs and three hits. which was not added to for the remainder of the game.
 New York in the ninth inning made one run this maxi..g their total 2.
 During the entire game treir had been most excellent playing and as there was very small per centage of errors and the close score. the both teams were out for blood. During the seventh in- ming Alexander was substituted in place of Haines, for St., Louis. The bases are full and Alexander is put tp his supreme test. that Of holding New York from making . run. which he proceeds to do. Up- on reaching the bench he is mob bed by the St. Louis players. who are overjoyed at his victory in holding New York down.
 In the ninth inning. Ruth came to bat for New York and was given 2 mighty innovation. He was call- cd on for one ball and, one wild strike which he did net make . tvy for. on heaFinG the unpiFss verdict the stands put ID an aHe fnl roar. But the pitcher got intS diAculties, and passed Ruth. who was put out trying to steal second. by . long pass from catcher to second. Two more men were put out. one by atrikes and the other by sW inaelA hit which was AeideA sHtet esd ileaa. aatehias the rAr nsr at Arst. Thus ended tie Gams with St. Louis holding the Worlds seriss ePensant.
 Al the last man was put oat ths stands bsoke and the crowd HaAe . Fssh for tAs at. Loais
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Olympia. Oct. II. R)-In order Ing the board of equalization to ax higher educational millage. un- der the law of 1925. instead of 1921. The supreme court decided that tho legislature has the power to change rules and pass ..hy aai and action that settles the aucs- tipn of supplemental budget. Hart ley declared this void and the court held this act valid even if the legislature didn't follow its rules.
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UNITED STATES CRUISER
 RETURNS FROM NCARNGU.A \

Panama, Oct. II. (P) The Uni ted States cruiser Rochester. ar rived last night from Nicaragua. Admiral Lattimer reported that or der had been reestablished on the that commerce had been resumed. The cruiser Galveston remained to patrol the neutral zone in Nicara- guam waters.
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TESTIFIES SAW AIMEE
 CROSS COLORADO

Los Angeles, Oct. 12. [P,-Keyes announced that Arthur Watts, a ferry-man at Blythe Dash Ehren- berg Crossing, on the Colorado river identified Aimee as the wo man who crossed into Arizona at that point early in June. He will be witness,
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CRJME WAvE EXTENDS
 TO SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco. Oct. 13, (P)- There were three killed and three seriously wounded as a result of Il continuance of the crime wave which began last Saturday night
 Gunmcn shot and killed Walter
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LARGE ESTATE AWARDED
 TO MANs FOURTH WIFE

ssst.les opEs II. @-rhe sso.- o0s dollar estats of James B. Fan sIer. was awarded to his fourth wife, Allies .Nanslsy. by tho supsr- 10 Court Thrss andivoreed widows contested that Judgs Paul said that the Fansleys wsss. "barefaced aud |diabolical il clsvernsss. which was
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BIG CATCH OF WHALES
 IN NORTH PACIFIC

Victoria. B. C., Oct. II, tR-- After five months of hunting in the North Pacific. the whaling fleet of the Consolidated Whaling Corpora ton, returned to Victoria. They had caught a6A mammals during the season, The stations at Ma derp Harbor and Rose Harbor had closed boats operating out. Rose Harbor captured 211 whales and that of Nadern contributed 5s.
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..MARsE HENRY" IS DEAD

Baton Rouge, La, Oct, 13, tPl
 Henry L. Fugua, who has been the governor since May 1924. died here after an illness since last Fri day. He was intimately known as "Marse Henry"
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Detroit, Oct. II, tP)-Tlre Fed eration voted unanimously to be gin the National Campaign. viz shortening of the hours of labor and of the days per week. The Executive council recommend ed the action.
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AMERICAN LEGION NEXT
 CONVENTION PARIS

Philadelphia. Oct. 13, (P-The American Legion which is holding it's annual conference here, decided to hole the 1927 convention at Paris. The pilgrimage will be called the second coming of the A. E. F.
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AIMEE WAS OFFERED
 A WASH BOARD

Los Angeles. Oct. IA, R-Wise- man testified yesterday that Aimee Mcpherson was asked "do you not remember when Mrs. Benedict ask cd you about. washboard and she said she did not do much washing. but that she would get you one if you wanted It."
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players, but they were too fast for them and escaped to their club house. And after dressing they departed, entirely surrounded by policemen to prevent the crowds from mObbing them.
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rndee Natal. South Africa, Oct
 12. (P,-Four Europeans and one hundred and fourteen natives were killed by an explosion in the shaft collery at Danhautser. last Friday.
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Burlington, N. Y, Oct, II, H', Search for gold was continued on the property of Florence Slew art. of Trenton. who was buried over two centuries ago.
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New York. Oct. II, tP-The 'augherty Miller jury was dis to agree after deliberating for six, ty five hours.
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MONDAY
 .~ "f i,.t
UNIVERSITY OC WASHINGTON STUDENT CONVICTED OF
 MANSLAUGHTER

Seattle. Oct. (R-Walter Alfred, a University of Washington stu dent. was convicted of manslaugh- ter. The jury deliberated for thir- ty minutes. It happened that AL fred's machine had collided with the car of F. V. Kilborn of Everett. on June first of this year. which resulted in the death of KilbOrn.
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unparalled in the history of the courts or in fiction" The court ruled that the estate was obtained by fraud from Alice.
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MURDERER SCOTT
 GRANTED APPEAL

Springfield. Oct. 13, AD-Th, Supreme Court granted an appeal ito Scott who was sentenced to hang Friday.
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New York, Oct. II, R)--Al Smith, last night, when accepting the Democratic Nomination for Gov
 ernor, said, that he did not feel
 that his financial administration or
 comparison with that of the Fed |eral Government under Coolidge.
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TEX RICHARD MARRIEs

Lewisburg. w. Virginia, Oct. II. R-Tex Rickard and Miss Maxine Hodges of New York were married here Thursday, 1t was learned to- day.
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DETACHABLE LOS ANGELES
 ON THREE DAY FLIGHT

Lakehurst. N J.. Oct. IA, (P)- The dirfgible Los Angeles has star ted on her three day flight to De- trOit,
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Juneau. Oct 12, (P Many of the fire victims lost large sums of Was learned hero today. The Re lief Committee composed of Felix Gray. Mayor Anderson. F. A. J. Gallwas, l.. w kilburn. Charles
 iawkesworth and John Rustgard are sendng clothing and lumber to rebuild their homes. The citizens are stolidIy rehabiilaIing and the Juneau Red Cross is paying the expenses so far.
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Lewisburg, w. Va. Oct, 12, R The Reverend L. Courtney said that he married Tex Rickard and Maxine Hodges at Thursday noon
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Washington. Oct. II. R-Cam- missioner Walsh. of the Shipping Hoard, submitted hts resignation to Coolidge,
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WILLS AND SHARKEY
 FIGHT TONIGHT

New York, Oct 12. R)-Willa fights Jack Sharkey of Boston, to- night. The odds are six to five on Wills.
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lJCNEAC CITIZENS APPEAL FOR AID

.ie'.5;e. Oct. 12, (R-The Jun eau citizens committee appealed to all former Alaskans on the Pacific Coast to aid the fire victims. revised estimate placed the loss n two hundred thousniid None of the. homeless saved any haicnging, ;. and ni y had hn'r "inter's fuel and food stored in their homes. Lumber and clothing are the most necessary things needed as only six torium to the old Trradwcll cavrin a distance of one mile.
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SUBSCRIBED FOR THE NUGGET
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A. POLllT,

Publish Sept. IS. a5. Oct. 2, g. 1G. 1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-07
So. California !
Sporting Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7.-Thcil
clubs shining in. the sunlight, 30s
golfers, most Of them nationally
prominent, participated in the open
ing event of the Los Angeles So,
900 open golf tournament over the
Los Angeles Country club course to.
day.
The Is hole amateur-pro tourna-
ment was staged today and presages
the first qualifying round of the
Los Angeles open which will be
played over the same course tomor-
row. The second qualifying round
will be played Saturday and the 64
low scorers and ties will be elig-
ibe for tho sc hole finals Sunday.
MEDIA play decides today's event
and the open.
No monetary rewards were offer
ed today but the intensity Of rival
ry between the golfers was respons-
ible for some very brilliant golf.
Trophys were awarded the winners.
George Godfrey evidently is still
firm in the belief tnat some day he
will win bout with Jack Dempsey,
world s heavyweight champion.
Godfrey fought HIS best fight in
a Los Angeles ring last night when
he won on Il foul from Suliy Mont
gomery, former Centre college foot
ball tackle. The negro heavyweI Ight
complained of foul4g duung the
fifth, sixth and seventh rounds.
Between the seventh and eighth
rounds a physician examined God-
frey and found his cup had been
dented. The fight was then stop
ped by Referee Frank Holborrow.
time of the finish. For the first
time in local ring the giant negro
was landing straight blows instead
of his usuai hooks. Godfrey knock
ed Montgomery down with a right to
the stomach for a nine count in the
fourth round. Again in the fifth,
Godfrey mauied his opponent to the
floor for three count.
The semi windup also ended i'll
foul with Rufe Canton, Filipino ban
tamweight, having hls hand raised
in the first roilnd. :. Terry Nc
Hugh, 4,r easterher, landed the low
blow (which was. entirely runinten-
tiona1.
Billie Lane, Seattle ,smiddleweight
won 6around decision from, Sailor
1.iston insHthe specpi event. : r.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-07
JAKE" SCHAEFFER
RECAINS WORLDS
BILLIARD TITLE
Fly United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The crown OF
world 8 billiard king again rests on
the brow of Schaefer.
Young jake son and follow
or of "Old Jake Schacfcr, ro.
captured the 1872 balkiine champ.
ionship in a brilliant match with
Edouard Horemans, the Belgian cue.
artist, yesterday. His argin of
victory was 1900 to 800.
Schaefcr lost the title to Hore-
mans only month ago and tmmed-
iately1ehallenged him ITO. II return
nl5felG.- " Horemans' accepted nd
l'ist his newly acquired crown be-
f9r,e the hlillianewand Yizardry Of
a ahgreat ciianrpion. !.
Taking an carly: lead, Schaefer
rsn through tho three 400 poist
blocks with s-Yant -srrYvg'r vof
cf334 billiards AZ ihHi,rg, astabis ish-
Jig la rev record fol; ;title play. The.
fprmer mark was held by WilllG,
Hoppe and was % 1927. ~ s.
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GRAND MOCUL OF
ORGANIZED BALL
ARRIVES in l. A
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7.-Judgc
X. M. Lands, grand mogul Of organ
lied baseball, arrived in Los An.
gecs yesterday for the annual minor
league convention to be held at Cat
alma Island next week.
Accompanying the baseball ear
was William Veeck, president of the
Chicago Cubs, who has come here to
watch his team in spling training.
Harry Williams, president of the
Pacific coast league. and other west
coast sportsmen, welcomed Judge
Lands at the station.
The judge will be feted during his
stay here, which includes a speech
on January Is at the dedication of
Wrigley park, new $l,500,00O home
of the Los Angeles ball club.
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Here and There
in Sport World

Boston--Iiarvard s varsity hockey
team was defeated by the Univers
ity of Toronto by score of to 0.
Hudson, star wing, scored both goals
for Toronto.
New York-Waltcr Camp, Uobcy
Baker, Bob Wrenn and Christy
Mathewson will be memorialized in
the sport bay that is to be part
of the new cathedral St. John, the
divine, according to the plans of the
committee raising the funds.
New York-H Hcine Groh, veteran
infieldcr, will play third base regu-
larly for the Giants next season if
his knee holds up under him, Man.
agcr McGraw said before leaving
for Florida. Lindstrow will be used
as a utility player.
New York-Canter, winner of
the Kentucky Jockey club stake and
,tAe Pinlico futurity, is worth $780,
600. j. +. Griffith said in turning
down an offer of $150,000 for the
three year old that won more than
#ll3,00O last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-07
SPORT NEWS SECTION
DOUBLE MAIN EVENTS WILL FEATURE
1 FIGHT CARD HERE: KID WILLIAMS AND
: SAVAGE. BROWN AND LAYMAN TO MIX

If the weather man will only fur
nish any decent kind Of atmosphere
for tomorrow night, there should be
la large crowd out at the Imperial
Valley Athletic club to see the dou-
bic main event card which was post
Iponed from New Yeas day because
Jupiter Pluvius decided TO give the
new year bath.
il Not since November 20, when the
Icurtain was temporarily rung down
on boxing here, have local fans had
an opportunity to see the leather
\pushers i'll action, and those wh2
Mcve all warmed up al the prospect
Iof seeing the boys trade punches u
week ago were greatly disappointed
whon it became necessary TO post
ponc the card.
Kid Williams and Kid Savage are
booked to hold down the heavy end
OF the card as co-attraction with
doc Lavman and doe Brown, each
bout being scheduled for 10 rounds,
/ but with the ma diaf>,y Of faus Will
ing to bet that neither scrap viii 'gp
|thc limit.
Many Pick Williams eg6
Williams is picked as the, winner
'}ctcr Savage because of Ills youth
|'and stamina, it bong figured that
Savage has done sathing to inn,ro I G
his condition for nearly two wears
while William, hiis btcn batthiig
regularly on the cq;st.. If th,stltter
tan pat the big ;seGb ip"Arlsr G~
count he will have n taifa q .she,l
something that I'll boXlfg f1as alaVe
been Wishing for years rs SavaE"
has becu knocking, Lbs oppunen :
over with persistent 5r9sutar.ty At
Ncvirali. He has nt Yer bocn p,p
Tar with the fans, though al admit
Ae is enc the tough I hombss IL
The ing. "a N -
Brown aai"f faymau should fur
p'sh plenty # zip" for Their g..
1hcse. boys fought "a rattiiug good
dIaWaiipre la*e in The sumncg and
eachs QUE is aHNiqus for win. With
the SerhiiitygNf cooi 2wcatler 10
hase them sters1le fight should he
fu5l Of actsn from start 10, finish,
with neither batt3er having muu!fsol
the ether.
H. addition toffhc two main
events there will be red hot preliu-
iuarv between two serappcr yet %
tc namd bv Cap stevens. The lat
ter : ability TO pick bows who know
th"ir stuff IS wei known to yallcy
fans who can dePcnd upon him to
furnish them with plenty. of excite
mCnt.
= First bout will be aDued $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-07
EElopers'' Stopped
AT Border, Charge
Youth With Theft

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 7.-IIcr elop-
mcnt with Isaac Felix. Mexican
youth, frustrated by her mother
Harriet Thompson, daughter of u
wealthy Trona mining operator, was
on her way back today.
The youthful couple and Il brother
IF the girl were apprehendcd by
police as they were about to enter
Mexico where Felix and the g.rl
were to be married.
Felix is being returned to San
Hcrnardino by Deputy sheriff of
that city, where, according to the
girl s mother, he will be charged
with the theft of tn ewoman s auto
mobile.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-07
Champions Delay
Sta te Licenses;
Must Have Cards

SACRAMENTO, cal. Jan. :. -
Not Il single champion boxer has
yet taken out 1926 license TO
fight in California, Walter :. IIar-
Wood, secretary of 'he commission,
announced here today.
Boxers will not bc permitted to en-
gag" in any bouts unless they first
show their new cards.
There were 2ll1 boxers licensed
by the state athletic commission last
year Thus far 2S3 g,oNc swingcis
have taken ont licenses. An but
Fbuut Il dozen of these are renewals.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-07
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS


New York-Sid ferris, New York
lightweight, will guarantee Rocky
k&usa,, buftalo, SO, 900 for Il cham
riomahip bout, according to Dan Cap
il, hio manager. Kansas it is re-
Aortrd, does not want t4 defend his
jiiie until the outdoor, season "Opens.
49,. Z
Philadelphia-As a patriotic'dity,
Jhtk Dempsey wds&asked in a, tcle-
gam by. the Pennsylvania boxing
tqmmission to dcfehd' his heavy
Weight title against Harry Wills this
year.
San Francisco-Charley Long fin
lShcd his ten round main event
against Joe Hughes here last night
with only one good hand, but still
had much the best of it and was
awarded the decision.