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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29
Fridays Card to
Be Elimination
Contest For Four

While 10 outstanding edre a.,
pcars on this wcek card FOR ttn
FRIDAY night program at the i'm
perial Valley Athletic club. five
bouts that insure mighty good fights
have been arranged by cap" Stcv-
ems, club matchmaker.
Cap' has inauguratcd an elm
nation contest for the feather
weights Of the valley. and Will have
four Of the leading Scrappcrs Of this
class in the valley on Friday night ;
card Cor Il double min event.
FRANKIE Aragon and Tony Esca-
lantc will head onc-half Of the main
event, renewing their frud where
it was left off three weeks ago with
frankie getting a close decision over
EscaIantc. Tony has been training
for the chance TO gcJ return match
With Aragon and figures to beat
lim this time.
Kid Mex and Benny Chavez will
take care of the other half of thc
main event. They have fought seV-
aral times, with Mex having AN edge
at first, though Benny has gradu-
lilly crcpt up to the veteran 5 pace
md got a draw with him in their
.ast meeting.
Usual % hounds
Both these scraps will he for
eight rounds, the distance being a
little shorter than previous main
events, but three preliminary fights
Will bring the card up to the usual
2S rounds Of boxing.
Johpny Sharp and Ralph Downs
will keep things going in four
round special. The boxers have been
putting on some great scraps in
}rawley recently and the fans who
have seen them 90 consider them a
'iotl Johnny is the pudgy Canad-
an Veteran who put ON a couple Of
good scraps here last year.
Young Solauo, who scored n
knockout over Hernandez last week,
will take on Benny Romero. At first
glance il would seem that Benny is
too much for Kid Mex s little broth
+, bat Solano has given good ac-
'ount of himself IN his last two
lights. Anyhow he viii make
Benny fight, something that other
BOXERS have found difficult.
Willie Taylor, the clever little col
red boy, who met defeat from jim
my Bradshaw last week, win be
more evenly matched when he meets
Young Luccro this week in the
opening event.
Nothing flasly about this card.
but look, better the longer one
studies ii.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29
Base Ball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday 5 Results

tHIJ1UetJ fVO"VIV'
philadelphia I. New York J.
Chicago :, St. Louis 0.
Boston 6, Washington >.
Cleveland $. Detroit t.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29

Already there are four derby
winners Of this ,ca>ou -l}abblu@
Over, CarlariS, Baggcnba2-age amt
HaStc--cntcrcd i'm the classic, not
to mention q number of other speedy
colts.
Turf expert, point to ca!aris as
an unknown quantity. To date Inc
has not met any of The other three
aud track fans are eager TO SEQ t@
SON of the great Pharlaris ruu ~
Washington Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

Cincinnati &. Pittsburgh |.
Ncw York ;, Boston >.
Philadelphia 9, Brooklyn !.
Chicago II, ST. Loui, ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29

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COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
open date; no games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29
POULTRY

Eoscyille, Placer county, Nasons
''"eAtly dedicated @15o.00o tenn.
pie. -,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here ana There
in Sport Wcrld
by United Press Leased Wire

New York-Frankie Garcia of Los
Angeles made his debut in New
York last night, defeating Spencer
Gardner Of Newport, X. L., in ten
fast rounds. Garcia won six Of
the rounds by wide margin
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29

Battling Ward Of Wilmington,
and Nick Antonio, of Venice, clash
in the cight roWd main event at
Culver City tonight. The bout Is
attracting great interest around Cul-
yer city.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29

The first 1926 barley in Glenn
county was sold June :, for 9Sl.
'cntS a hundrcdWcight.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29
Seattle. Wash.-Young National

ista, Los Angeles Filipino bantam
weight, viii meet Bud Taylor, Terre
Hautc, Ind, today in a six round
fight at the bah park. Nationalist
is substituting for Vie Foley, who
did not get a certificate of approx
al from the boxing commission be-
cause Of his physical condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29

Boston--Tigcr Flowers, world s
middleweight champion, won an
easy decision over Ray Ncuman of
New Jersey in their ten round bout
here. The title was not at stake.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29

NC" IOih--T IdIkle bdTcld Ol LOS
Angeles made his debut in New
York last night, defeating Spencer
Gardner Of Newport, X. L., in ten
fast rounds. Garcia won six Of
the rounds by wide margin
Boston--Tiger Flowers, world s
middleweight champion, won an
easy decision over Ray Ncuman of
New Jersey in their ten round bout
here. The title was not at stake.
Flint, Mich. - Bryan Downcy,
Cleveland middlcweight knocked
out Len Darcy of Detroit in seven
rounds. Downcy also contributed
500 toward Darcy's purse when the
the "housc' showed a deficit
Cleveland Babe Herman and
Billy Wallace, California light
weights, will meet here in Il ten
round go at the Taylor bowl tonight.
Herman weighs l29 pounds and Wal
lace 1872.
Portland, Ore.-Thomas l.. Turner,
president Of the Portland Beavers,
denied reports that he was consid-
cring selling Lefty" Ortman,
pitcher, upon his arrival here last
night. Il am strengthening my
team and need Ortman,' said Turn
Cr.
"If any deal is made for him it
will not be until the end of the
season.
San Francisco-Richard Snickat
San Francisco heavyweight, is schcd-
ulcd to meet Jack Taylor, cowboy
wrestler on Montana, in two hom
match tonight at Drcamland rink.
San Francisco-Jim Elliott, Seattle
pitcher, regained top position among
pitchers in the Pacific coast league
as Il result OF two victories last
week. Elliott has Won II out of
% games and has an average OF
.739.
Seattle, Wash.-Young National
iSta, Los Angeles Filipino bantam
weight, will meet Bud Taylor, Terre
Hautc, Ind, today in a six round
fight at the bah park. Nationalist
is substituting for Vie Foley. who
did not get a certificate of approx
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-29

San Francisco-Richard Snickat
San Francisco heavyweight, is schcd-
ulcd to meet Jack Taylor, cowboy
wrestler on Montana, in a two hou
match tonight at Dreamland rink.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
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Evening star., 1926-09-17
DEnTTNTE GT0DTEG BY THORNTON
DILL IL 1lV1L - l. OANALO ". BURGESS

Sea Ancmone one his back. and the
Sea Anemone likes to be there. SO
there YOU are
Il don't see il yet" said Reddy.
81 can understand why the Sea Anem-
one should like to be carried about,
but I don't understand why the Crab
should like to carry him."
''All you saw when you first looked
was that Sea Anemone. You didn't
see the Crab at all, did you?" asked
GraywinG.
mo" said Reddy, II didn't
well, there's your answer" replied
Graywing. Grabs have enemies.
just as other people have. With that
Sea Anemone pretty we'll covering
him. that Crab isn't likely to be seen
by his enemies. The Sea Anemone
likes to be carried about. because it
is easier to get plenty to eat in that
way. Having to stay in one place and
trust to luck that enough food will
come her way isn't always satisfac-
tory. So the Crab and the Sea Anem.
one have formed partnership. and
it works out pretty we'll for both. It
may seem queer. but it isn't as queer
as 1t seems"
Reddy rubbed his nose thoughtfully.
Live and learn" said he. I'm get
ting where 1 don't dare call anything
queer"
1T is a good place to get to- re-
piled GraywinG.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
Lickety.Wickety.

The only wood in the world which
seems to have tissue of a sort of
braided makeup is lignum-vitaS,
which means tree of life. 1t is so
called because it is impossible to split
it. or to chop through it with an Or
dinary axe, owing to its contorted
nature. Like life, it goes on forever
However, a saw can cut it and a lathe
can turn it, and on account of it's non
splitting qualities, it is often made
into tops. A lignum-vitas top in the
game of Splittop is a formidable wea-
pom In the hands Of street urchin
who generally corrupts the name into
lickety-wickety.
Now what do you know about that?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
1. The most primitive living Amer
lean bird is the loon.
=. The chief popularity of hoatzins
is that when young they have rrldi-
mentary claw on the tip of the wing,
by which they climb or cling, showing
that the wing is a modified foreleg
of a lizard ancestor.
3. The call of the bittern is like
the noise of a stake being violently
driven ino marshy ground.
q. The habitat of curlews is along
low reedy shores.
5. The cry of the plover is kill
dee
6. Flamingoes are found in the West
Indies and India.
Copyright. 1926)
Evening star., 1926-09-17
General Requirements for Poise
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

Let each have the right amount OF
space or "atmosphere" for herself or
himself, and the reaction OF one nina
on the other will be likely to prove
stimulating rather than enervating,
when they are together.
Some Need Little Space
Some personalities do not absorb the
mental atmosphere to any great de-
gree. They may be sweet and loving
natures, without being quelling to
others. Were it not for this fact. Nv
ing in small quarters would be almost
unbearable to a family.
Space for Solitude
This side of homemaking has TO be
understood blythe wife and mother. or
she jeopardizes happiness and even
the fullest development of her fam
lily. When considering moving TO new
quarters this problem of atmosphere
should enter into calculations. Try
to have the place big enough for each
person to have a room, either a sleep
ing room, a den or a workroom. that
is entirely to himself or herself. Let
it be furnished. if possible, to suit the
individuality Of the occupant. Bit
whether this is possible or not. let
it be appreciated that here is a room
where Interruptions will be few and
where the rights and wishes Of the
occupant will be respected.
Family Adaptations
If a home is not big enough for this.
and it is regrettable that few are, the
mother has TO know her family, and
see that the person who absorbs the
most atmosphere is given the most
space. 1t must be remembered that
this is not ungenerous to others, but
an actual kindness, for it permits
all to have the most favorable condi-
tions. To counteract any seeming
favoritism to the child who must have
extra space probably a room to him.
self the mother has to help him to
understand something is expected of
him in being agreeable to other con-
cessions granted the rest, who have
their special needs also.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
LITTLE BENNY
By LEE PAPE.

Me and Leroy ShooSter was waWk-
ing along jest wawking along and we
came to a little yello cat sitting on
somebody's frunt steps as if it lived
there, which it proberly did, and sed,
See that cat?
Wat about ito Leroy sed.
bet I can hipmotize it, sed.
Yes you can, in your dreems, Leroy
sed.
All rite. watch me, sed.
And / wawked up to the cat and
started to make hipmotizm motions
with my hands in frunt of its face.
saying. Your a tiger. Elm swy dry.
command YOU TO be a tiger.
The cat jest sitting there looking at
me with hardly eny Impression. and
started to make more hipmotiZm mo-
tions, saying, Foo. foo, scrumpty foo,
you are mine body and sole and l
command you to be a tiger.
Wich jest then 1 aXsidently poked
one finger in the cats nose and it
quick hit me on the hand with its
paw, making a scratch but not a big
one. me saying. There, did you see
him act like a tiger?
Well who wouldent if they was
poked like that, do it agen without
poking him. Leroy sed.
Wich 1 started to. not standing
quite so close and making more hip
motizm motions and saying. Kersick
kersock. hickry, dickry dock, l COM
nand thee to be tiger.
The cat jest sitting there with a slits
Expression as if it was waiting for
another poke, and me and Leroy kepp
on going. me saying. O well. YOU cant
hipmotiZe the same persin twice in
the same day enyways.
WiCh maybe YOU cant.
Evening star., 1926-09-17

those queer fellows called Squid. You
win remember he was one who MADE
the water all black with ink one time.
lie didn't see the ink maker, but ne
saw something else that surprised
him quite as much. He saw one or
those so.called flowers -of-the-ocean
the Sea Anemone. which he hao
learned was not a flower at all, but
belonged to the animal world. But
the surprising thing was that this one
was moving rapidly. while all those he
had seen before had appeared unable
10 travel about.
"Now, what do you know about
that?" exclaimed Reddy. Am l really
seeing things, or not?'
His friend Graywing the Gull was
near enough TO overhear him. Now
what is it?" he asked.
'Come, look down into this pool,
replied Reddy, and tell me whether
or not that Anemone down there Is
moving"
Graywing looked down and
chuckied. NO" said he. 1t isn't
moving. II is being moved"
What do you mean by that? de,
manded Reddy.
Just what say" replied Gray
wing. Look little closer and you
will see for yourself.
Reddy' looked Il little closer. Then
he discovered that that Sea Anemone
was on the back of a Crab. Yes, sir
;r was so, The Crab was carrying
the Sea Anemone about. Huh.
said Reddy. IF l was that Crab d
get rid of that fellow in a hurry"
No, you wouldn't" replied Gray
wing, "Those two fellows are part
ners. That Crab likes to- haYe the
Evening star., 1926-09-17

IOOh. CoIoreu; stay nights. references re-
0ulred. 22O0 "0th At. NV. North BIOS.
OOk-HOUSEwORKER. woman with experi
ence 1203 Mass ave 49,
Evening star., 1926-09-17

Home-makers should appreciate the
necessity Of atmosphere for persons,
not only for their physical bodies. but
for their mental poise. Every one
realizes that SUFFICIENT air is needed
for the lungs, or health is endangered
It Is not so we'll appreciated that per-
sonalities require space for enough
air or atmosphere" to surround
them to prevent them from getting
irritable. Many cases of nerves" can
be remedied by supplying the in
dividuals with space in which they
can be alone.
Mothers recognize that when chill
dren are fractions one of the best
cures is to send them to their rooms
10 be alone for a time. The mind
Evening star., 1926-09-17
"PuzzHcks
.PuzzIe.Limericks.

A gallant young man of i
Went home with a girl in the =:
Said she with 3
Il wonder when =
Shall see such a rain-beau -5-?"
l. City in northern Pennsylvania.
2. Precipitation of moisture.
8. Audible expression of regret.
4. Personal pronoun, first person.
s. Another time.
(Note-Yes, "rain-beau" should be
spelled exactly as it is, as you'll see
when you complete the limerick by
placing the right words, indicated by
the numbers, in the corresponding
spaces. The answer and another
"PuZZlick" will be here tomorrow.)
Yesterdays "Puzzlick."
A certain young gallant named Bobhie
Rode his steed back and forth in the
lobby:
When they told him Indoors
Is no place for a horse"
He replied. We'll, you see it's my
hobby"
tCopyright. 1885,
Evening star., 1926-09-17

Ar j fIfI n FE11(loD Ot SoII L LIZ
IN HER OWN ROOM THE
NERVOUS CHILD RETURNS IN
GOOD HUMOR.
rests. It begins to feel soothed, ir-
rttability passes, and the whole mental
tenor becomes we'll poised. Adults
know that they themselves must some
times get away from every one. even
those dearest to them, in order to
maintain good dispositions. From
their solitude they come refreshed
and able both to give the best that
is in them to others and to receive
with appreciation what others con-
tribute to their lives.
Creative Personalities
Some people require much more at.
mospheric space than others. Those
that are creative absorb atmosphere
like air. Not only do they need room
in which to bring out what they have
TO give, but they take the life out of
the air and those near and usually
dear to them do not always develop
to their fullest. Neither is at fault.
vet each is cramped. Something must
be done to improve conditions, to make
an even balance and give sense Of
mental freedom to every one.
Evening star., 1926-09-17

MAECEI. wAVER-Expert: one who has
long experience: good wages. 1O6 18th st.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
A Queer Partnership.
Re asons that do not appear
Make some partnerships seem queer.
hAt ~,

Make some partnerships seem queer.
old Mother Nature.
There are many Of these queer part
nerships among the little people Of the
Great Out toll Doors. Some Of them
are most surprising. The oyster and
little Mrs. Oyster Crab form one of
these queer partnerships. as Reddy
Fox had explained to him by Gray
wing the Gull. But there are others
quite as curious. Reddy discovered
one Of these in one Of the little pools
among the rocks on the beach. He
discovered ii without knowing that
he had discovered it. That is. he
didn't know what he had discovered.
Reddy was looking down in the
water to see if he could see one of
Evening star., 1926-09-17
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HELP-MALE.

THE HECHT CO. requires the
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WOMAN fret class wishes maritime work
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From 10000 ouestionnaires sent to
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1913 per cent OF the replies were ad.
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Because they have raised families
OF 16 and 13 children, respectively,
two French mothers have been
awarded the Legion Of Honor decora-
tion.
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