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Evening star., 1926-03-17
Batting.

Some boys are just natural hitters
and require only a little coaching to
make them stars with the bat. But
most of them acquire certain faults,
among which are taking too long a
step. stepping forward too soon.
swinging too hard. pulling away from
the ball stepping back) failure to
swing the bat in a horizontal plane
(you can hit curves either in or out
that way) and failure to keep the eyes
on the ball all the way. Avoid these
faults and you'll be a good batter.
Hit the size of dime on the ball.
Entries for the relay cdrniudI con-
finue to pour In. Is your name among
thems EUery real boy acdnts to be
0ctire in some line OF athletics. Start
no,U. Enter notO. and eren II you
don't 1oin. youW hare something on
those that didn't cren compete
Elsewhere on this page will be
found an application for membership.
Fill it in today and mail it addressed
Chief. Boys Club, The Evening Star,
Washington, ID. c.
Evening star., 1926-03-17

TT Tommy doesn't like the American
Welter game. what will he do as a
middleweight? e He would have to try
his handsat Dave Shade before he
could be classified, and Shade is no
body's set-up. 1t was little short of
murder to pit him against Harry
Greb or Tiger Flower.
Dan Caplan Causes Smiles.
Dan Caplan has offered Rocky
Kansas 100000 to defend his title
htweight--against Sid Terris.
The idea of CAplan trying to corral
sucn q valuable bauble for that
money is laughable. One wonders
Evening star., 1926-03-17
BILLIARD MARK MADE
IN 3-CUSHI0N MATCH

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. March 17@Otto
Reiselt Of this city. il defeating Augie
kiechefer. Chicago. in n national
three-cushion billiard match 5o to 23.
in is innings. established what was
announced as Il world record.
The former mari; vas given as 20
innings by Gus CoN0iu& OF Detroit, in
chicago two weeks ago.
Soccer foot ball has come to be rec
ocniZed as the national athletic sport
in Argentina.
Evening star., 1926-03-17

Y. NJ. c. a. basketers bowed TO the
katznlan Collegians last night W a
score of 3S to so. Evans and Jones
led the winners in scoring.
Evening star., 1926-03-17
BOOTERS TO CONTEST.

Fort Myer hooters, runners-Ip in
the Washington Soccer League series,
will entertain the Rockville Athletic
Club eleven Saturday at 2:3O.
Evening star., 1926-03-17
Entries Continuing to Pour
In for Star Boys Club Meet

I1T but 10 left before The Evening Star Boys Club carnival
wv the that practically
and all about the and surrounding
OF boys reusy the Everything
ble
so of will be awarded the athletes
Evening star., 1926-03-17
Boy Builders.

BOY BulINerS.
Coarse food is more easily d.
gested. The fatty. greasy sort
is hard to digest. Vegetables
and salads are fine for the atl.
lete. So Is corn bread or any
sort of coarse bread.
Evening star., 1926-03-17
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

f. BAKER Columbia the
Wv Mlers school, defeating Dr. f. s. How
ard in the final round by and The competitors
arcen this
Evening star., 1926-03-17

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80 Tbe Gbelring 5tar
~ Conducted BY ROBERT C. MCCLELLAN
Conducted by ROBERT c. MCCLELLAN
BY "TU0" WILSON.

Athletic Director Of Northwestern University.
THE relay race is the "life OF the
| party" in the track and field
Il .,.a+e ho+l, ;pdoors aud ont -
Evening star., 1926-03-17

The Fifteenth hole at the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club. labeled a
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
STOMACH
TROUBLE GONE.
BAKES 40 PIES

" | was il nervous wreck with
stomach trouble. Had dizzy spells
aud could scarcely walk. ! began
taking Ad'cr;ka, aud now run q
restaurant aud bake to pies dav.
"hHl lay friends a,k how | do il, I
t'ij them about h4loGha. Mrs. l..
Nm.oI.
Adlorika differs from most mcdi.
clnes hrcaus" il acts upon BOTH
upper and lower bowel. 1t gives the
system q REAL cleansing and clears
ca, OH poisons which usually cause
sour, IasNy stomach. Just ONE
spoonful stops GAS, aud relieves
that fun, hloitrd feeling so that YOU
can eat better and sleep better. Even
II bowels move daily, Adlorika
brings ont much additional poison
which You never guessed was in your
system and which may have long
caused trouble. No matter what
YOU have tried for stomach aud
bowels, Adlcrila will surprise YOU.
'''n'nts Drug S.oyr aud other
a.G-@ -'". adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
WHO SHOULD BE-
ELECTED PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATOR?

George ". Allen is the pltsent
Public Administrator, lie is en-
gagged in the real estate business in
El Centre and can give nearly all
Of lis time to his duties rs admin
iStrator. Has residcd|in the coun-
ty for twenty wears, and has always
been a tax payer. His opponent has
resided in Imperial County about SIX
years, has never been : tax payer
according to the County Auditor :
records and holds position paving
him III least $4,000 per month. His
wife is employed by the county as
County Nurse II salary Of $4,000
Per month, is furnished an automo-
hile aud expenses. DO you think
Nr. Mitchell aud his wife should
be considered in the election of Mr..
Mitchell TO the second public Of
ficco
He has circulated the report that
the widow of T. l.. Segays. who had
an oil station at Gray's Well, was
dissatisfied with the way the Puh-
lie Administrators handled her hus-
band 5 estate. The following is her
statement:
"TO WHOM IT MAY CON
Germ: This is to certify that [
wish to state that l was absolutely
satisfied with the manner in which
,hc affairs Of my husband were
handled in settling up his estate b.
the Public Administrator. Any
statements made to the contrary are
false (Signcd) Mrs. Pearl SecarS. -
II is the duty of the Public Al
ministrator, where property is likely
10 deprcciatr greatly in valve. TO
preserve the property and diso0se
of il to the hest advantage. Title
never passes 20 amy Nr oc" r.. real
- ntrs. MAJ. H3til the Tp&-, confirms
the sale. II was not rercsearE to
have a Court order 10 sell the pro
pcrty.
It is also reported that the Pub
lie Administrator docs not deposit
moucvs with the County Treasurer.
The Public Administrator docs not
denosit money with the County
Treasurer for the reason thai thc
County Treasurer must charge one
per ccut Moneys are deposited IN
Trust romu1nies at / per cent in
tcrcst which aav"s bv so doing to
the hci~s, q met Of per cont. Thie
is in accordancr with Section - Of
I've Hauk Act Of the state of Cali
foruia.
Alien For Public administrator
r!ub, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
SPORT NEWS SECTION

outstanding team in the west, with
TIE Oregon Aggios the only other
undcfeated team in the Pacific
Coast conference. Tho Aggies just
managed to exc out 80 victory
from Idaho.
Caltech s victory over Occidental
scrambles all the statistics in the
Southern conference and leaves the
title in the open with Occidental,
Southern branch and Pomona head
ing the entries. Previous to S,atur-
dav's loss Occidental was the only
Indcfcated team in the conference
and the Tigers seemed a sure thing
10 repeat last year $ championship.
One Of the outstanding events in
Stanford S win over Southern Cali
foruia was the showing of Biff
Hoffman, Stanford fulbacl1. Bif
did everything well, scored one
touchdown, threw the pass that
brought the second one and tore
the Trojan line to shrcds with his
vicious line plunging. His one or
ror, n tumble that Thomas, Trojan
lalfback, picked up and converted
to a touchdown by a IS yard run,
vas overlooked in view of his day s
performance. Hoffman bids fair to
fll the shoes of the great Ernie
Ncvers.
Stanford clearly outplayed South
arn California in all except the
first quarter when the Trojans put
the ball on the Cardinal one incn
line bv a long march down the
field with Kaer and Laraneta doing
the heavy work.
kaer took the ball over on the
first play of the second quarter.
The laundering herd got its sec
cnd touchdown through the biggest
break of the game, Hoffman . FUN
bic which Thomas, substituting for
Drury scOopcd up and carried to a
score.
The Cardinals, fighting an uphill
battle, scored their first points in
the second qaurter when Hoffman
went over from the two ward line
following % yard advance down
the field Bogu" and Hoffman did
most of the ball toting on the
march
\ Il yard pass. Hoffman to Hv-
'Hd scored Stanford : second
touchdown and Begu, concerted.
Boeue ; kick was the margin Of
victory and was the only conversion
attar touchdown.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
'T0DAY'S WANT ADS.

HELP WANTED-LADY TO STAY
with baby Of evenings. Mrs. liam
ilton, 649 Vine street. dh-tf
FOR SALE-10O R. l. hens. II
months old. $3.50 each. u mile
south Silsbec School. A. Poole.
1t3
YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS
Fresh, new silk, rarely averaging
more than ~ days from Fiature
in Japan to your foot. Real Silk
Hosiery Mills, world largest
-4trs. Of six Hosiery and Lin
ge~i". Everything 20 choose from,
and at lowest mills prices. Or
der now for Christmas, all the new
Styles and colors are here. Edwin
Stewart, Imperial Valley Mgr,
Box III, FL Centro. Phone FL
Centro, 449, after 7 p. m. Ito
v ~AATED-Wood chopper to chop
trees into stove wood at crossing
of Dahlia canal and San Diego
railway. John Nippert, Ell Centro.
1t3
FOR RENT-3 rooms, bath and ga
rage. Furniture for sale. Also car.
524 He'll. Its
HELP WANTED-Ladies for sam
ping and demonstrating. Spanish
speaking preferred. Inquire Mr..
Cooper, Tuesday morning, Hotel
Casa Rey, Ell Centre. It'll
WANTED-Corn cutters. 4 miles
west on Highway. Richter. Ito
FU URNISHED-One room tent house
$500 month. Ala Vine St. lt2
FIVE MORE students only will be
given a complete $3.50 secretarial
course for SO at The Imperial
Valley Business College. 525 State
St. Enroll now. Ill
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
PIANO BARGAIN

One Of Our high grade pianos now
stored in FL Centre and must be
moved at once. VIII sell at big
sacrifice in price for quick dis
posal. Liberal terms given res
ponsiblc person. Write for full
particulars to Southern California
Music Co, sos So. broadway, Los
Angeles, Cal. '25tl5
FOR SALE-Your pick of 30 out Of
80 choice dairy cows. Inquire at
Holtville Ban.-. -1oitville. 2St6
tro. 28t3
FOR SALt.-27 COWS, II big heif
crs, Hay and implements. 81
months lease on 40 acres of al
falfa So per month. Joseph
Fcierabend, Holtvillc. 29t3
DESERT HONEY-h4S Broad
way. 29tf
FOR Brunswick phonograph
and records. Call GA Olive ST.,
before 9 or after 6. 29tf
FOR SALE-l923 Dodge roadster,
Al condition. $50 cash. See Tom
at Oregon hotel. 29t3
TOR oAAE-35O lbs. ) year old
lettuce seed at $3.50 per ID. Paci-
tic Southwest Trust and Savings
Bank. 9eod If
lOk oAAl--}5O dairy cows. IS
keifers. Would consider good
trade Box 166, Rte A, Holtville.
30t5
MUST SELi-S5cven head horses
and mules, fresno and wagon.
Leaving. T. d. Mccall Ranch, :
miles east Of Imperial @0t@
FOR SALE-Typewritcr. Under
wood No ), little used ana not a
rebuilt machine. 333 Holt Ave.
3Ot2
FOR SALE--R. I. Red baby chicks.
Nogrl Ranch, > miles east and =
mile south of III Centre. 80 cod 5
FOR SALE-kohler Electric Plant
and fixtures, ll0 volt, nearly new
2oo chickens, White and Brown
Loghorns, few large hens. Also "a
hcad COWS, 20 head horses and
implements. Owner 1T ranch,
Tucsday, Noy. 2ud, -. mile, east
ard -. mile, north Of licbrr.
Burton Parch. G0t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
NOTICE OF SALE

To Whom 1t Nav Concern: No.
tirr is hereby gwen That ! will
turn over to the Constable of El
Centre Township, Imperial County,
California, ON Saturday, November
9th, at 1000 u. m, of said day to he
sold for cash and 10 the highest bid
der, one Ford touring ear. Motor
Number lSll09l, 1925 California
license Number 649-S44
That said sale to be made under
provisions of Section 3051 and 3O52
Civil Code, California, for labor
performed and storage of said auto
mobile, amounting to the sum of
$50 together with the costs of ad-
vcrtising and sale.
Said sale will be held at No. $50
Broadway street, FL Centre, Califor-
MIA.
j, c. CORONADO.
October %, 1926. 26tlO
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

OF the Burlingame Country Club,
champion Of the northern profes-
sionais.
The first 50 holes Of the match
were p!aye! 3 Fresno last week
and left Sam pson four up to start
yesterday $ grind at the Lakeside
course.
Guest fought u brilliant uphill
battle being three down with only
four to % he took the 69th, halvcd
the 10th and wen the fist and 72nd
holes to tie the match.
Then after halving the first two
extra holes, Guest sunk a short putt
for birdie three and the title.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
No. G5100
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY At GUARDIAN
SALE
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, N and for the
County of Los Angeles

ln 'bo Matter Of the Estate and
Guardianshir of George T. Well
come. an incompetent.
Notice is hereby given that undcr
hnd pursuant to the law made and
provided the undersigned, Fannie
h. Welcome, guardian Of The estate
bf George +. Wrllcol0c an incom-
,c.ont. win sell ~ r,,vatc sale to
he highest and best bidder, snh'".'i
o confirmation of said Superior
court, on or after the 2nd day of
1916, a. TIC ""''"c Of
Paul q. Mclvor, Esq, at Room No:
b, Cochrum HdG., in the City OF
County OF Los Angeles,
State Of California, all the right,
lille and interest of sud George T.
in and TO the following
! described real property, to-wit:
An undivided oue-h half (i@)
interest in Block 81 in the
Town of Weston, Imperial conn
tv, California, according to the
plat thereof dated March 20,
1909. no. 40, flied il: tho office
of the County Recorder of I'M
pcrial County, California,
Which said property is also de-
ribcd as, 49,.
An undivided ono-haH C2)
interest in Block 81 of Il resub'
division of the Townsite of
Westmorland. according to Map
No. 30 on file in the office of
the County Recorder Of said I'M
! rerial County, California.
The terms and conditions of sale
re as follows: Five Hundred Dol
hrs (4500.00) cash upon confirma'
lion of sale and the balance to be
tavable in not more than three an,
Iual installmcnts and to be secured
v a mortgage or deed Of trust. Zen
Ier cent of the amount bid must be
Ieposited with the bid
Bids or offers must be IN writing
ad will be received at the aforesaid
Iffice at any time after the FIRST
Indication hereof and before the
hte of sale.
Dated this 18th day of October
P2G. z~,,,,
FANNIE A. WELhCOME
Suardian of thc estate Of George
Welcome, an incompetent
lt. 1915
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that on
the third day of November, 1926, at
the Shcriff's Office at FL Centre,
Calf, thc following ears that were
taken in over Il year ago and not
redeemed, will be sold at Public
Auction:
Ford Touring, no license. En-.
gine No. 2ll01Sl. $1,000 storage.
l Overland Touring, no license
Engine No. 90Ts934S. $1,000 stor
age.
l Ford Touring, no license. En-.
CINE No. 3294540, $1,000 storage.
Said sale viii be held to satisfy
their charges for storage and the
cost of publication of his notice
Snd cost of sale
Dated October % 1926
BURT JNpERWOOD,
Del Gltl0. Sheriff s Office,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
SATURDAY WAS
POOR DAY FOR
STAR ELEVENS
Fayorite Teams Defeated
By Underlings All Over
Country.
BY HENEY L. FARRELL
(U. p. Staff Corresponlcnt)


NEW YORK, Nov. l.-Following
another Saturday Of violent disturb
ances and gridiron tornadocs, some
OF the most fancy football nachi7-
cry was strcwn along in the ditchts
that already had been we'll filled
with wreckage from earlier season
storms.
Poor Yale, poor Dartmouth, poor
Princeton, poor Harvard ami lot
of other poors and poorers, had
their dignity restored when they
looked about in the junk pile and
found mighty Michigan Of week
ago, mighty Pennsylvania and
mighty Southern California looking
with them for what might be sal
vagcd
1t is not within memory, even II
it be IA matter of record, that three
teams of the vaunted power OF
Michigan, Pennsylvania and South
crn California went down to such
surprising defeats on the same Sat
urday.
Michigan. western conference
champions of 1925 and favorite to
rcDeat, came east with the aN-Am-
erican Friedman and Oosterbaan
and was sideswiped off the road by
a fine navy team.
PENNSYLVANIA, conceded to be the
most promising team in the east,
invaded the "big ten territory
and was cut off the main Pike by
illinois
It might be said that the last min
ute kick of Frosty Peters that beat
Penn 3 to 0 was lucky break, but
Michigan with the most powerful
microscopes science knows, cOuldn t
find an excuse or an alibi.
Army Navy Glass
These upsetS we're not the only
surprises of the Weekend and IN Il
reimbursement of estimates the real
class looks Ike Army, Navy and
Brown in the east; Ohio State and
! Notrc' Dame in the middle west.
Missouri in the Missouri Valley con.
ference: Alabama in the south, and
on The F.cific coast, Stanford.
Army, %avv, Brown, Lafayette
and New York university remain
undcfeated in the east and the Ar
my and Navy have better right to
! preference because of the schedules
-hev have played
Considering the scores made Sat
urday, the Navy might bc given
an edge over the army. The army
| looked great in defeating Yale. 80
to o. but if must he recognized that
! Yale is much worse than was first
thought
Navy, on the other hand showed
the greatest of class in defeating "A
really great team and The midship-
men demonstrated the best defense
of the season in stopping dead the
versatile attack OF Il great otfcus.
i've team.
The results If last week : games
set M number of the most ap-
pcaling and interesting battles on
the calendar.
II does not require any magma
I tion to picture the Army and 40
tire Dame in battle, Ohio State and
, Michigan in action and last, aud
perhaps best Of all, Army and Navy
/ in their annual tight,
! The " Big three series starts
this week with the opener hctWccr
Harvard and Princeton and, straug,
10 SAY, Harvard viii enter Il favor
lie.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
CARDINALS WIN
BIGGEST UPSET
IN COAST GAME
Occidental Defeat Makes
Triple Tie In Southern
Conference.

Pregame dope took two walop5
on the chin in local football circles
Saturday.
Southern California, rated as the
strongest team west Of the Rockies
ond a 10 to 8 favoTite before game
time, took the short end Of II io-l2
count when il ran afoul Il power
full Stanford eleven, while Occidcnt-
al favored 10 win by at least three
touchdowns wont down before the
often beaten California Tech team,
25-ll.
Stanford s victory makes il the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
Help Wanted

FOR RENT-Furnished front room,
adjoining bath, Gentleman prefer
red. 735 Olive. 2Stf
WANTED-Woman for houscwork,
4 to p. m. Plain cooking neccs
sary. Small family. Good pay TO
right party. Phone 322. soft
WANTED-Waitr"ss. Lincoln Res
taurant. 43S Broadway, Phone
$50. soto
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
Wanted To Buy

poultry of all kinds 1882
Woodward. Phone 900 for prices.
7tf
.,t C.IJ-.-occoA, AIuo f'.Fniture
''o'' '"-V SO Nriu Ct 1as
rs NANTEp-4nO on $50 acres good
alfalfa lud Box 1866, Rte. \,
IioltvjD', Phone 36Fi9 30t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
THE. MFNTElNGt

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
--Fair tonight; Tuesday faiE aa'
Wa.m VITA lo't lumjdj;y.
SOUTIFBN CALIFORNIA -
Fair toni.ht aad Tu"s2ry; cont.o.
uod warm west portion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

The office CT the Public Admin
istrator needs a business admiuis-
tr1tion, r. II, Mitchell will give it
Such an administration if elected.
Your support solicited. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
Specia! Notices

STEAM LAUNDRY for
, sale. a good paying proposition al
the year round. Apply at the
Laundry. 3ltf
THE !. S. HESTER blacksmith shop
il under new management. General
blacksmithing. Acetylene welding.
Car and truck repairing Prices
reasonable. Call and see. W. T.
Harrison. l9t12
Ell CENTRIC Hatchery for strong
rigorous chicks that live and
grow (f,lectric.l Phone 662. FL
'crtro Hatchery. .St6
SIN MORE STUDENTS will be tax
eli at The Imperial Valley B1si-
ness College at $75 for a regular
$3.50 secretariaI course. -Four have
now enrolled. Tuition payable
weekly. Call at 525 State St. or
Phone S7l. 3Otl
SEE WHAT can build for $l550.
House 24X26. Living room. bed
room, sleeping room, screen porch,
closet, breakfast nook, kitchen
with complete kitchen cabinets
and booKrase. All complete. Mod
81 house l272 FL Centre Ave. Il.
'. TAYLOR, contractor and builder,
Res. 1850 FL Centre. Phone 131R.
sat mon If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
S25O.OO
lFor Rent Real Ectate
FOR RENT
sos Main Street
Phone 45W

FOR RENT
Sn acres in city limits, some al .
falfa.
100 acres, miles from FL
Centro. 100 ccres in alfalfa.
so acres old alfalfa 212 miles
from Imperial.
Is cares, mile from III Cen
trO.
12is acres, 81 mile from FL
Centre rtt
LEM ''S AGENCY
Oregon Hoto! Building I=tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
COLORADO GAGE

YUMA, hriz, Noy. l. Mean
tiaiiy. heights in feet and mean dis
chR2e in second feet of the Colo
'aIo riNry at Yuma, Ariz.. for the
taecE eEdiug Oct. 20, 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1.-Two
world champions will appear in 10
cal rings this week.
Mushy Callahan, holder of the
Junior welterweight title by virtue
of his recent victory over plnkF
Mitchell will do 10 rounds with Joe
Tipltz, Philadelphia iron man, Tues
day night in the Vernon arena.
n the same ring Saturday night
Bud Taylor "blond terror and
world & bantamwcight champion
goes the same number of rounds
against young Montreal, one of the
foremost contenders for Bud S title.
Callahan, who will celebrate his
22nd birthday on Wednesday, meets
an experienced aud tough battler.
Tiplitz, former stable mate OF
Lew Tender, has more than 3OU
ring meetings to his credit. Among
his most notable achievements are
victories over Tommy O'Brien, n.
0. CLANCY, Pal Moran, and Jimmy
Goodrich.
The weight for the go IS 1f2
pounds.
Nick Antonio and young Sam
I.angford fight the semi final while
Joe Bell and Battling Ward ap'
pear in the special.
Young Montreal who clashes with
Tavlor in the feature event of the
.'Cradlc Fund card Saturday,
through his recent sensational wln
over Bushy Graham has established
himself as the foremost threat to
the bantamweight holder.
Tavlor makes his first California
appearance since the Illinois box
ing commission proclaimed him the
world s titleholder when Charley
] hill Rosenberg failed to make the
weight for his scheduled champion
ship match with Taylor.
Bud has since had his champion
ship confirmed by the national box
ing association, who at the same
time named young Montreal as the
most likely championship thr at.
In the other two bouts of the all
feature card Jackie Fields fights
Charley Mullins and Ernie Hood
faces Corporal Izzy Schwartz
By scoring once against Stanford
in Saturdays game, Morton kaer,
Southern California S shifty quar-
t,rback, ran his point total to 90
for the season and continues to lead
point carners in the Pacific Coast
/ conference.
Harold Patton, Washington quar-
trrback, failed to add to his total
hut maintained second place with
Is points to his credit.
Billy Kelly, quarterback on the
Montana team, which has yet to
register its first conference victory,
took third place among the point
scorers with 50.
Charlie Guest, Lakeside star, won
! thc professional golf championship
Of California yesterday by sinking
birdie three to end IS hole
n,atch and dpfpat Harold SampsOn,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

FOR SALE-Head m;iC. i miles
west on highway. Richter. 25t10
FOR SALE-Flne re-cleaned seed
barley. Earl Venciil. Phone
907M3. 2Otf
PECANS-Choice thln snelled, this
year crop. % pounds $50; 30
pounds $500; loo pounds $500,
fob. Coleman, -exas. c. w.
Simpson. 25tlO
loco AuED EWES. Large frame
Bakersfield ewes, in good flesh.
Price $6.5G per head for imme-
diate sale. 80 to 40 days pasture
available. Six months wool on
sheep. Bred to blackface rams
for December lambing. c. B..
Bogue, Willows. Calf. 28t6
HAVE a Morris cash register, to be
sold at bargain. Southern Sier-
ras Power Co., warehouse, Fourth
and Broadway. 27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Charlie Guest, Lakeside star, won
;hc professional golf championship
Of California yesterday by sinking
birdie three to end IS hole
match and defeat Harold Sampson,