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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-09-01
WINE RESIGNS AS SECRETARY
OF SHENANDOAH VALLEY.

Daniel P Wine. in letters to Pres
ident Howard j. Benehoff and men,
bers of the Board of Directors. ten
dered his resignation as Executive
Secretary of the Shenandoah Valley,
Inc, a position he has held since the
organization was formed two and a
half wears ago. The resignation be-
comes effective September LIST.
The failure of the recent drive for
funds. in which only about $4,000
was collected. leaving practically no
money to pay salaries of the officers
of the organization, was mainly re-
sponsib1e for Mr.. Wines resignation.
In his letter announcing his resig-
nation, Mr.. Wine says:
August %. 1926
Editor, The Spirit of Jefferson,
Charles Town. w. Va.
NV dear Sir:
| am today rendering my resigna-
ton as Executive Secretary of Shen-
andoah Valley, Inc. position which
| have held for almost three years
cumstances necessitate this action.
While | have suffered materially
in doing this work, yet | have been
eNT1CHeu great uSdl more IMAM
can express in words by the wonder
full contacts and friendships made.
Before taking this official step,
want to extend to you my heartfelt
thanks for the splendid cooperation
you have given me and the Shenan-
doah Valley, Inc, in this work to adj
vertise to the world our wonderful
Valley. This publicity would have
been impossible without the splendid
cooperation given by your paper and
the other papers of the Valley Area.
Again thanking you and with best
wishes for your continued success.
am Very truly yours,
D. P. WINE,
Executive Secretary Shenandoah
Valley, Inc.
The Board of Directors of the
Shenandoah Valley, Inc, it is stated
by President Benchoff, will be called
to meet early next month to take
steps to fill vacancy and to make an
appeal to the people of the Valley to
adequately finance the organization.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-09-01
OFFICIAL VOTE IN PRIMARY
RACE FOR CONGRESS
REPORTED.

The official vote on the August 8
race in the second district for the
Republican and Democratic nominal
tions for Congress has been an
nounced in Charleston as follows:
Democratic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-09-01
HISTORY OF THE
ALLEY.

p manager of the
Publishing House at
Pnia, has done a pub
printing Samuel Ker-
\ Of the Valley of
fst edition was print
Pther in 1850. and a
pity or thirty years
En Woodstock. Now
II edition handsome
fhe Shenandoah Pub
hd bound Substantial
pct!vely Kereheval's
hg been known as a
feresting book. and
L been highly prized.
Fill want % own a
p now BE- obtained
F-named firm, at a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-09-01
hi ANNIVERSARY,

|niyersarY Of the COM
hrtholomew's Episco-
Ieetown, will be ap-
Arated on Sunday,
n In addition to the
nc anniversary the
Ierved as homecoming
h former residents of
sicinitY Invitations
EtO all former resi-
Dresses could be got
confidently expected
kem will take advan-
asion to revisit the
The invited guests
only Epjscopalians,
I had any interest
Hy.
Dit and Strider, the
bf that section of the
feady given notice of
to participate in the
pc anniversary Other
pes will join them in
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-09-01
kTATE MEETING
Is. OF A.

netting of the State
Order Sons of
Ned in Keyser on
~ of this week.
officers residing IN n
are attending all
.he state camp are
NG. 0. Wiley, past
flias Hiney; T. A.
Committeeman; D. w.
&stee;; H. n. Bradley,
m. X Arey, assistant
In |. W. Dick, state
n. Porterfeld, J. w.
Perks, and D. G. Dol
No. 10. Charles
m Perry, district
rpers Ferry Camp,
III. " Irwin, G D and
b, of Shenandoah
No.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-09-01
Wright Denny.
w ESCAPE.

brownie Webb and
r. we're enroute to
spnday= morning the
4 :, were We sea ed skid.
3 acbed the railroad
ifown. One of the
4 and the car with
III continued across
q tram. approach
4 road. and missed
Mon of a second.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-09-01
IruF CHARLES
HIGH SCHOOL.

..pdv under them.
he necessary.
#rognty diplomas
4 Il School viii en-
i without 7 examina-
betting viii be held
E. for alt pupils
/. September 49, at
her districts will
r. the first day.
F5ucation Of harles
that pupils
H. will attend the
eir home in their
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-09-01

On and Mrs.
Tow % rght last,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-09-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. /. Riddleberger
and little son, Willie, are visiting
friends in Richmond, Va.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
FOUR BOUTS FOR
TOMORROW NIGHT
ARE HIGH CLASS

1t locks rs though the manage
mcnt of the FL Centre arena put
over Il 10 strike in arrHngiu" Il
night aS the nuutS hctWecu Joe ne
Leon and Leo Mitchell, frankie
AragOu and Benny Chavez are draw
ing a whale of lot of att, ,ntiou from
fans, with iudicntioms Il record
crowd will be on hand to see the
carnage.
The card is splendid one. with
the presence of De Leon iusuring
some wicked punching and top
speed battling and the ChayeZ-
Aragon sct-to offering the spectacle
of two good boys battling for first
place in the favor of local fans.
De leon and Mitchell will weigh
in about even fer their FRAY. Both
are reported in top condition and
De Leon has promised TO stage his
usual whirlWiud attack i'll the open.
my rounds. He is noted all aiong
the coast for that Lightning like
thrust i'm The opening round. IN"
sorting gong is to the Filipino III"
signal for immediate action. Fans
have. never seen him ,idlc into the
ccutcr Of the ring and assume a
graceful fightiu., pose. He bounds
forward, meets his opponent nearly
il, his own corner and starts work,
my, His at,ark has been effective
IN his las two ,t@rts here as he
snarmeJ a' over his opponents and
>.rm lh"m or ,lc,r feet before
thry could 4,' started. RaIpH
Downs va, ,a>tcd out ct 'Ur picture
ia T. second, Of H.. tlr,t touud
auJ Tony Tos1r 'a~t.I A5t qaio
three rouodr.
\, Mitchell is fpgili.r with ~
Leon +, ugtbpd>, he .ro. ,prnG =
sarprse be meeting Joe - ic- 'W
gamr II D.. = RS wiling rs the
husky Filipino ia, iars arc IN f"'
Il fi>tie treat.
Na4,u and Cha,cz arc prince
to go al Top speed in their engage
mcut franhs j. taking aalN
workout, prfeetmg q rushing ut
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
SPORT NEWS SECTION

tack that he believes will take the
play away from the CaleXico boy.
Benny has let it be known that he
is going after Aragon with every
thing he has the moment the bat
tie gets under way. Both boys are
in condition to 90 the full route
at top speed but it looks as though
the verdict will be won or lost m
the opening frames. Chavez sup
pOrtcrS are becoming distinctly
more vocal as the time of battle
ncars and the boys may enter the
ring at even money.
There will be no struggling in for
the main events at this show. The
splendid prclims arranged by the
management insurcs Il fun house
for these events with Kid Ontario
and Andrew Brooks drawing we'll
in the opener. These boys guaran-
tee to stage thrilling session. The
bout between De La Fucntes and
Kid Melvin stacks up as another
prize ,offcring ,Ecfcrec Lovcioy
will be third man in the ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
NOTICE OF MEETING
OF Board of Equatzauon, Impcria
Irrigation District

The aSscSsor Of the Imperial lrrj-
cation District, having completed
the assessments for the year 1926,
Lns delivered the books to he soc.
rotary of the board Of directors, >no
now nave thom ia hi, office il. rht
MaSonic bidding, I'll Ccut:o, CaJ.
fornia, where they vii! remaj2 for
the inspection of all persons int r,,t-
cd until September L. l926.
The hoarI of directors, a,Iu4 as
. BOARD of cquaiiHtior Of sid In.
prria Irrigation District WI.l mr,
{" cqu1iZc assessments aud continue
in session from SoPtcmbor }~t 10
Soptombor tth, I92G, 44id from ;imc
to time thereafter as long a., u.1,
he necessary, not to "Nr""d ten days
exclusive of Sundays. to aoar and
determine surF objections 20 the va
uation and assessment as macy coma
before it.
By order of the board Of J'.acto,.
r II. NEWER, Sccrco4rp.
haiJy aug ) TO sep
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Former Football
Coach of Army
Now at Oregon

EUGENE, Ore. Aug. l9.-The
University Of Oregon will pin its
faith on Captain John +. McEwan,
formerly football coach at West
Point, to whip a winning team into
shape this year. Ne Evan Ell joys Il
national reputation as football
strategiSt and hi, coaching un-
doubtcdly will make a vast differ
cncr in the brand Of football play
ed by Oregon.
McEwan, however,, faces Il diff
cult task as he must do considerable
building and depend upon new, and
in some cases umtricd material to fill
important positions.
LOui" Anderson quarterback last
year, will not answer the summons
to practice this year. and neither
will Bob Mautz, captain and end.
The same is true Of Gcnc Shields,
guard. These three places mast be
filled either from the scrub team OF
the freshman lineup.
In the sub team and the freShies
McEwHn IS fortunate in having a
fine group Of football possibilities.
His new backfirld material looks
especially promising.
Last year Oregon had Il hard time
getting under way carly in the sca-
son but toward the end proved that
the possibilities Of great team
! existed. This was demonstrated in
! III" Washington game when the
! Orcgonians came from behind and
rolled up II points on the great
! Husky aggregation, losing the game
by tho narrow margin OF one point
Sensational results are not cx-
! pcctcd rs result Of MrEwan !,
roaching for the first year, but q
! decided Improvement is anticipated
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice : hereby given that in ac-
cordauce with Section %o51 and
@052 of the Civil code of Califor-
mia that on The 30th day Of August
at Iiushman =, Garage, 761 Main
street, FL Centric, California, we
wiu sell at Public Auction;
One Hudson Touring, 1902 model,
lrcn>r 80. E39270, 1926 Engine
No. 15143o. Tow, storage, $3.50.
One Ford Touring, 1921 model,
(WreckcdJ License 40. 1-16121,
Arizona, 1926. Engine 80. S573211,
Tow and storage, $1,000
one Ford Coupe, 1921 model
(wrcckcdl License no. + 11-622,
1926. Engine No. 51124sl. Tow,
800.
Anc Republic Truck, 1917 model,
81 tom y" IiccnSc Engine 40.
9>6&6. Tow, $1,000.
one Studcbakcr Special, touring,
1923 model License No. %1S429,
1925. Engine 40. B. g. 6403S. Stor,
age and Taxes, $100.22.
Said sale viii he held to satisfy
thcir charges for storage and re
pairs TO the sum Of $2lS.72, togcth-
cr with the cost Of publication Of
this notice and cost of sale
Dated August l., 1926.
IIUSIIMAN' : GARAGE.
lNtl1 James II. IluShmau.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
For Rent-Reai Estate.

IOH RHNT-2c acres alfalfa fol
vegetables Dcarhcad Ranch. !
mi.c north Met':,oa school. \. H.
Eehkopf, Box 1916, FL Centre. Off
FOR RENT Wanted experienced
gardener to farm 20 70 80 acres.
> miles southeast ut Scclcy. Cash
or share crop, AG.rcss Z. j.
Storms, Box 81, Scc.cy. 3Itf
FOR RENT-S0 acres of old alfal-
ia land. VIII rent in 20 acre lois.
This is the very best land for
vegetables Will make convenient
terms. See John d. Lcja at Seal
Heights. ) miles cast FL Centro.
13t15
FOR RENT
50 a're, i'm city limits, some al
falfI.
100 acr.,, mjlc, from FL
Ceu'rp, lop acres i'm alfalfa.
~ orer, old alfalfa 81. miles
from Imperial.
l5 cares, milo from FL Gem
tga.
I4'. a.r,. 81 mile from III
Cculro.
LENS AGENCY
Oregon Hoe Heildmg '@tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Reduced Fares
To Coast Over
This Week End

\ large number Of varlcy resi-
don't. plan to take advantage Of
special rates being offcret by The
southern Pacific railroad to Los
angeles and return Saturday ana
Sunday. The round trip is being
Offered for S6.75.
r. }. Arnctt, acting district
agent, announced today that special
equipment is being provided, i'm
cludiug special day coaches and
Pullman cars. Many valley resi-
dents who are planning trips to
beach resorts and other coast towns
are making reservations for the cX-
curSion specials.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Watching the
Score Board
By United Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays Hcro.-Jakic May of
the Cincinnati Reds. ,yho shut out
the phllics } to o. He was aided
bv Hube BressIrr'S double in the
first >inning, which drove in two
runs
Rottomlcv of the ST. Louis Car
dinals got two two-baggcrs and a
single in three times up and the
Cards beat the Brooklyn Robins s
10 =.
Boston , Red Sox took their
fourth straight from the St. Louis
browns / to ;.
The Pittsburgh Pirates split a
twin bill with the Boston Braves.
lIurlcr krcmer : homer with a man
on IN 'hc second inning of the first
game aided a Al Pirate win. The
Bralcs took the second to ..
Ncw York 5 Giants, aided by the
crrar o. outficldcr Hack Wilson,
tool, ten inning victory from the
IUlrs.1 Cubs to |.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Miscellaneous
For Sale

PLANO FOX SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 2ltf
FOE sALE-5o0 Marsh Seedleg
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons, ii.
ii. Hunter, San Dies y, Rte 4, Box
4t9, Nursery, Lemon Gro-e 1871
tDh SALE--Pldgeons, White King
and Red Ca:ous. 764 Vine ST.
18tr
IOG SALE -Iv2I IoiG roadster,
o,trhauled and painted, extra
tIso, ,,eedomet,r. rice 5000. SIS
down. NaG,A DrE Cleaners.
I2tt
SECOND HAND Du.mess. owner
!.urt want, latc sedan in trade.
Van Bureu. CaIjpatrja IN tn #
FOR sALE-I Kuifrr 5ubsoilcr.
Single stand. Kansas City
Tightening lay press Also work
stock. Mules ana horses. Aj,ke
J.Jrber', Sccley, Ca4. 1876
FOR Carload unbrokcn
young mules ready for work. Wen
matched. Address Rte. 3 Box %IJ
SAINT. Ana, Cal, l1t6
FOR >ALE-Small drink stand with
lease. 472 Main St. 1ott
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
Summer Rates
w. ]. STONE

81 EucljI Phone 351
IQE RENT Cool slcrn : rop1n..
Close in. 40 Broadway. lord
FOR RENT room f0fnisAe6
house with bat. inquire 6l2 Ci
ange. 49ti
ROOMS, board if desired, home
cooking. 604 Olive. 18th
FOR REAT-y1ree rooms, bath,
breakfast nook. 672 Orange. Cali
after 5p. m. 22-t
FOR RENT--Front apartment, fur
nished. Tire rooms. large screen
porch. 80 Olive 23tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Wanted To Buy

E.,-,,TED--SccoaL hand f-Gnitu-"
Ca1 495W. $40 Main st. 1897
FURNITURE WANTED-!I5 No
5th. Phone 623. 1tti
WILL PAY casa for fertilizer, any
place in valley Call at 3l7 I2th
st., or write Box 36l. l3tI0
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

WIS anxious to fight Harry VIII,
a any time and said if he +, still
champion after the Tmnoy bout he
would fight Wills not later than
january !, 1927, for u 4lJO.00O side
bet.
NuH YORK, Aug. 19.-"suro
We. fight Dempsey anytime and
amy place and veil put up Il side
b. II %l51,0o3 a. soon as hc en-.
SNOW L, that his money is NJ.
Paddy Mullins, manager for Harry
Wills said here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
WANTED
-.r -. -T,-yig..
E-l8s sFg*E TIgs 49,
- or ~ Young Mules.
1000 lbs. to 1900 lbs.
Must be cheap. Adj
dress T. o. Box 9Vt,
II Centre, CAL
Give Age, Weight and
Price
WANTED
FORCED SALE

If Nou havc tn" cash. Won can buy
Il tlye room house, all modern.
and we'll Iocatcd, at bargain, as
T.. owner must sell. See me IT.
ter Monday morning,
o ". .lFFLEREAEGU
1l5 North Sixth Phone 513
1876
WANTED-practical nursing, con
fncment cases preferred. Apply
595 He'll st. 1876
WANTED-Ambulauce driver for
roun'y hospital. Married man
preferred, good job for The right
mm. See superintendent, . miles
south ou Date canal, T. and s
p. III. 1913
WANTED Married man to worI,
on Highway Date Ranch. ! miles
west. 19tf
WANTED Stonographcr and book
keeper. Give references and
state experience. Press Box 971.
1913
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Lost and Found

LOST Friday. El Centre or Mcxi-
cali, she'll rimmcJ glasses in case,
marked WctzeL Los Angeles. Re
ward. Phone 907M3. Its
LOSI'--On highway to Yuma, tray
cling bag, containing clothes. Re
turn to Press Office. So reward.
18th
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Situations w Wanted

WOMAN-#aHt> work to do by
day or hour. 1g5 State st. 17t3
PRACTICAL NURSE wants work,
confinement cases preferred. 604
Olive. 1ott
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT room modern house.
Sec Williams with the Buick. Jtt
FOR RENT room house furnish
ed. Also apartments. 7JJ Broad
way l0t12
FOR RENT-Iwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $15
lights included. Mrs. Land, 783
Park. 25tt
IOK kENI--l u nisAed housc for
Jr'y AMI August Apply 52y SO.
SevCnth st. 19tf
FOR REAT-La-s &c apartment viii
rrlyate bath. Also sleeping room.
Park View hpts, 25tf
rUE Rent Modern five room
home, facing high school lu In
Pcriai. Mrs. Virgil Patterson.
lotto
FOR KENI-Houscs furnished and
uufutnlshed. Summer rates. Mrs,
Land. 733 Park 26ti
FOR RENT-Unfuruishcd i room
house, screen porchcs, 765 Olive.
in rear. 11tj
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
LOTS! LOTS.

We have several lots below
market value, one especially at
500. Close III.
o. y. AFFLERBAUGH
.l1 No. sixth Phone 51a
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Base Bail Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YesterdaY's S ReSnlts

Yesterdays Results
nlt'- burgh 43. Boston II.
81 LOWS {, Hrook'yu >.
New York >, Chicago !.
Clucinnnti ;. rhiIadclNhia !.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Sacramento y, Oakland q.
los Nugc'c, Is, Missions |.
Hollywood >, san Francisco |.
PoItlaud Seattle, raincd oU'.
#.,am >.rrhr,o, larh county,
OIr4olt, recently bought 10000 sheep
i'm California.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
SARATOGA SPRINGS. \ y

SARATOGA SPRINGS, \. 4.
Aug. 10. 9.-DcclarinG that ''bo>.'-
IL New York state is being haH..I
in a most childish manner. 'aOh
Dempsey gave ont a statement 81.
nounring that he wjll never a4 f."
dcf"ud his title i'm thiS state
He emphasized, hoWcNcr, thai :.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

4cateTuaY KeSUIto
Boston /, 81. Louis >.
ch'ca2o. New York, postponed,
rain.
Clc>ciaulrhiladclrhja, postponed,
rain.
prlroit Washington, double head.
cr, postponed, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
TEX RICHARD HAS
PUT ONE OVER ON
new YORK BOARD
Philadelphia Gets Big
Fight While Gotham
Wrangles.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent,

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-All the
weeks of squabbling over the Jack
DcmpScy-Gcne Tnncv heavyweight
championship prize fight were end
ed today when Tex Riekard liter
ally picked up the fight and start
ed to Philadelphia with il, announc-
ing it would be held there Scptcm-
bcr 23, in the great Sesqui Centen-
uial stadium.
The stadium will seat 15o.doo
people, which is more than ever had
a chance to see such an affair be
fore.
Rickard estimated that with a
top price of $3.50 and bottom
figure Of s., he would have n gate
OF nearly $2.000,0Ot. More than n
half million dollars over the re.
cciitS which would have been cX-
pcctrd had the fight been held IN
New York September Is, as plan
ned
Dempsey will get minimum Of
s450,000 and may get thousands
more if the contract is revised to
give him Il share in the increased
receipts.
Tumcy will get $l5o,o00 and
maybe more.
Rickard, although he will lose
his preliminary investment made ia
preparation for the fight in New
York, stands to make hundreds Of
thousands.
The Scsqui Centennial exposition
will get 10 per ccut "f H. gross
rcrrintS and r}c state live percent
--amouatmS a. ?G0o.000 and %lor,-
600 Respectively on a baoj of
*2,000,000 receipts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Tired, aching feet

can be quickly relieved and the
cause Of the suffering removed With
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
For Sale-Real Estate
FOR SALE

Cool land, choice dairy COWS and
leases at reasonable prices and
terms
FOR RENT-Good land for dairy
and vegetables.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

San Francisco A.mMj Unwu.,
fomcr umaI"r U~Nl weight rh.m
piou, won - 'rrbatral aaorlww oN.e
Eddie sullivan /. tbr tjf'A round
Of ~chrdHhl SIX 'ounA lu-t '.c
National ho'0 maiu cN.u'.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
ALFALFA,

IS acres perfect stand, one
year old, Just ready for dairy,
located west OF FL Centric. If
YOU have your COWS clear we
can make you rent terms.
0. ". AFFLERBAUGH
- M sixth Phone J73
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

Gerald Strattord, singles chm-
pion of California, added his name
TO the list of entries in the Los An
.clcs county tennis championship
by phoning late last might 10 Off
cialS of the Palomar club. Play
VIII start tomorrow on the palomar
courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

SOUTHERN CALIFORNlA- Fair
tonight and Friday but cloudy
along the coast tonight; normal
temperature and humidity.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
San Franci,co--Ecrt CnIn- Mts.ln

~putlpaW, who has won ~ 4au~
this season, hr, been purchased hv
the Ci.cuua Whtr SOY and NlIl rr
port 10 rhcw ur>' SPRING. Players
and cash arn .po""J mFo0NcH u
TIN deal dc'a'- ut UMrh wnn mo-,
made kuoWu
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL
= ats for tn" DrmpSo y.Tuunrv bo'r
here at t'| Scsqui (N,tcunia, cNroSl.
tom stadium September -, wi sell
as low as 81 and the top price will
hc $50! Tex Hirhard, prrmC'c'
of the "mjll - Sai.i lcrc t,"a,.
Tn" v"tcr''1 I'cmotcr SaIl t'r
bout will b" Il cicarNt fight hrc.'t
staged. When asked If lie tloV4tr
10 rounds wouL be enough hc 81.
'plcnty.' 80
Frank Wcincr, chairman Of r1.
PENNSYLVANIA boxing commission.
said the bout has been cou>iGc"..
for Philadelphia for several week.
but that the keystone state hoN.r-
SolouS decided to wait until tb"
were sure New York did not Wau.
it. Rickard has posted q S5o."'
guarantee, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
AutomOtiue
L. p. SARGENT

The black Mission fig acreage of
Butte and adjoining counties is
each year increasing.
This is tie first July that Tokay
grapes have been ripe in ArbuckIe,
Colusa county
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

\ 5000 hydration plant has been
built on the T.. Il. Scott ranch near
MADEIRA.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
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THE WEATHER
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Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
FAIR tonight and Friday with
moderate Temperature. Foggy or
cloudy in the morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

4 new road is to be built in Ala
media county, from Hayward, by
way Of Alameda, to Oaklmd
through Il new farming country.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Here and There
in Sport Wcrsd
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Saratoga Springs, N. Y.-The 18TH
running Of the grab l14 handicap
wa, won hv Joseph T.. Wi.jcucr 5
colt O>man, Earl Sandc Was up and
the colt WAS newer in danger.
Brooklyn -johuuy Dundee has
hcou :: victim Of had weather fo~ u
week, rain again last might for.
in. - po>tponcmout Of It scheduled
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former light h,aVvWcj-b rlam
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
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1925 CHEVROLET COUPE. $3.50.
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