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New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
Beats and Kicks Wife,
 Tn Bed With Injuries

Because he is saII to hav' beaten lis wife so seH fly al ..a' o'clock this morning that sho VAS unable tn arpsar ln court, the Ht0ta asked that the case cf 2Irmund NasiHas. .6- l.. Elm srrs.t, le CoHtluIed anu Thursday morning Yaslkas is charged wirh drunkenness and breach of the Peace
 Onsa Grat.cR. vho a-;s ss'ed las- lEas. said tha, the man beat and kicked his r1fo 20 badly that she ls ronnnad to hsr bod The woman also ssSf9inad broken thumh from fh tsh'
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
EEIIIeu SMlp IRII.n

r>"i. Nus T.u. 2. sP'-Eio.]inr '.a' tr,a-y l"'we"u The Un''al ~.arss srl Gra. Frltain r'EHla'tnc .,nis.ov traalo on the hle. seas is ~of elf cNocr1nr as regards h. "n- sarcn.ar' os 'he criminal lfH l1' rasds an a. of ronsI"ss 10 make
 s7osl..on os Nhlak'y beyond h. ,rr.s nrua limit 3 crime Judge r ! Eoirats lu LnrrI Sta'es r"Gr' Lera has lseue3 au order reloaHrE .ra British schoouar Wa1i"rfT. Ta' ~-.e oas so'7ed v!'h large rarE" -f v.tsHrv hoard hv a rc1:' E1arI --.''er last 8G'un2N.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
E. X 0. Given Right to
 Make Big Bond Issue

Washington. Trn. c@ CFe-Tht ln, 'orsta'o romm-r"o ronrm.s1og 'o3a> ap'horizcd the Ua"5roro ard ohlo Eailroad Compan} to i-e1- >"f@">.- tno of rcfmIjr4 and r5noraI mort ra-c ft,, pr crr' hcr3e
 Tn, commission 9'"r,fid "sa' 2So. .ahu. .aoo o' tl. i,ev. may h. ~oI a' not i.ss rnan oe D o5 }o~ aud g.. rru"d intrrcst. Trn ra'r.iu.!ar "r any pnr' Of Y 1naE l.. T...-..l anI r~-plrIgol rom nm" to time nn0 .mu. co. IH-I. a. -o1-'.ral security for notes issued r,2 'la. carrier u2"r 'rc transportation act alI Tn sHhs'i- 'uf.on for certain ">istjrE co'Ja' ral
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
vntBIEpoN NirCmr> IN Fl NJ

London. Feb. c3 IF--At a meeting nt 'na Lawn T'rris association fo- s1v H "as au."ncod that the mmt,ure for 'l. ~anon's ln'"rna- 'iona' trophy will hc played at Vim ne5o0 Juno l1-1S.
 The man's matrhes Great Butaln .e. Amorica. are s"t tor June lS-l9 The American team will he chosen from the players Competius in fhe " Nm'lrdou cAHmY YonsU'ps
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
Prof. Hurd Br0adcaSts
 From New York Tonight

Prof. Charles B. Hurd of Union college, Schenectady, \, Y, will broadcast inc last of his series of four lectures on "Ot What Is Mat ter Made" tonight at 7;30 o'clock fron. WGY, the General Electric station in that city, which transmits on a wave length of 360 meters, Prof. Hurd is the son of Mir. and Mrs x. E. Hurd of @ Prospect street, this city, and his previous lectures have been heard and en- joyed hy many of his friends here,
 Prof Hurd is q graduate of the New Britain high school. class Of 1911 and of the Worcester Poly 'echnic Institute, class of 1915. He received his degree of Ph, D, from Clark university in 1912.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
WILL RAISE TART [
French Levy On Sjanish Agrlcul-
 tural Products Going Up.

Madrid, Feb. g Pl-France has notified Spain that the French tariff on spanish agricultural produces and manufactured goods will be raised. Count Psrstti Do La Rocca, branch ambassador 10 Spain, has in formed Foreign Minister YangnaS. The French governments financial measures will affect the French GUS toms tariff and that the duties will le raised immediately upon receipt of this notification. The treaty sec lion of the Spanish foreign office be- gan consideration of the situation.
 Spain is confident that a satis- factory solution of this vital matter will be found
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
BAKERS CASE UP TODAY
Putnam Bank Clerk In- tends 10 Plead Guilty to Any h. dictment Presented.

New Haven. Feb g P'-Guy l.. Baker of Putnam. formerly assistant cashier of the First National bank o' Putnam, which Harold Gilpatric. it's cashier wrecked, was brought from the Hartford county Jail today by L.. s. Marshal Jacob Walter to he arraigned before Judge l., $. Thomas in federal court.
 On the way down this morning Baker told Marshal Walter that it was his intention to plead guilty on any indictment which might be found against him
 The federal grand .ury vas em' paneled at II o'clock and retired 10 make a report this afternoon, cour7 taking up minor cases until ? ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23

Young Washington downed the II" quor. but found he had no money UndIsmayed he pushed a coonskin over the bar and took l6s rabbit skins as change. Then calling the crowd Washington stood the treats until tho rabbit skins again had crossed tho bar.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
klWANIS MEETING

Harlan r. Knight, superintendent Of schools of Sovervilc. Mass. will speak at the meeting Of the Kiwonis club tomorrow at noon. Superin- tondent William ]. Bryan of the Connecticut Co. will give the at tendance prize. This weeks Ki- wants letter sngEests that he make 1t an ojd trolley car,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23

European crops are reported to es larger than last year,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23

You owe 1t 10 yourself to try what Tanlac can do. For constipation take TanlaC Vegetable Pills.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23

Instead ot soda hereafter take a. little Phillips Milk of Magnosia" in water any time for indigestion or sour. acid, gassy stomach. and relief will come instantly.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
Better Than Soda

For fifty years genuine Phillips MIX of MaEncsia' has been pre- scribed by physicians bccauSc il overComos three times as much acid in the stomach as q saturated
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
Watching the
Score Board

Yesterdays Hero.-EIarry He'll
man, champion batter of the Amrrl-
can League, doubled with the bases
flied and drove in thro" runs that
gave Detroit ) to victory over
Cleveland
Tn" Senators pounded five
pitchers all over The lot and beat the
Athletics ! TO ).
Kelly S single in the sixth scored
Fris,h and enabled the Giants TO
beat the Robins again , to ,.
Haine Nueilor's sjugl" drove in
the rm iu the n;Htn that gave the
Cards II , 70 win over the irate>.
With tVo mon on in the ninth
Clarence Mitchell popped out as Il
p'ncf hi'.c; and the Braves beat
the phi'lj.s . to ).
Red Lucas held the Cubs to five
u its, tripicd aud scored the run that
gave the Reds a = to virtory.
Gulley', triple with the bases
.fi!icd helpod the White Sox beat
the Browns > to /.
Loose f,ciding by the Red SoH and
" tight drfcnSe behind Penuocli
hcIncd the Yanls to Il , to victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
larry KELLEY, SHOOTING A
BRILLIANT GAME, HEADING
THE BIG FIELD OF GOLFERS

Three baseball games between
Southern California conference
teams will be PLACED today.
Occidental wiz play Caitck at
Pasadena, the University Of Ca.ifor-
MIA, Southern branch, meets Pomona
college at Clarcmont, and Redlands
VIII 20 to b.: against Whittier on
the Ict,cr's campus.
There viii NOS be any bones brok
On at the Olympic auditorium.
lou Daro has caiied off the schcd-
ulcd wrestling show because Tony
dc Netchi. VINO was to meet JacI,
faviseoart IN the main event, is Sc
iiou.iy i'll.
After - rounds Of STOW and unin-
tDtcat'ng fighting, spug Myers, Of
toca.e clio, Idaho, won the decision
ovcr Lou pa'uso salt Lake light
weight ii the event at Hollywood
ia,t night.
MYERS earned the verdict Ly his
aggrcssiEeHesS.
Thc New York Americans and
Los Angeles Pros two Of the best
ice hockey clubs ia tie country, meet
in the final contest of five game
series at thc Palace de Glacr tonight
%rU Yorl, has won two games, Los
Ang'ics one and one was tied.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
BY United Press Leased Wire

.OWEN5MOUTH, Cat, April l..
Larry Kelly, Of Palms, had q t%0
stroke advantage over field ct
more than 100 golfers VINO started
| he final - holes of the qualifying
hound in the California s,ate opoa
off Tournaments at the FL CabaLego
I fountry club near here today.
| Of those who started TO-DAY, only
Ithe 81 low scorers and ties vii! D.
/ ,igible to compete in the 50 hole
mails tomorrow.
I Kelly gained the Aoaorcd position
of heading the bcst players IN IN
state by shooting brilliant -,
which is two unuer par. Hut .daf-
tin, Pasadena player, cqua!!od par.
Bob peeb.cs, Of La Cumnrg, fin.
ished third BY turning in a - card,
Jack Tarrant, I'll tdbaIiero star, &n.
HE Hunter, former Hfll#n amt
champion, negotiated tHe
rsc in II strohcs to tie for fourth
ition.
he three lea ling golfers from
thvrn Ca.ifoIuid 1'n.shcd well up
are Sun ~ tAr tddHtHS' "9t
)vak, berkeley, shared the fifth
ackct with Dallas Jeigg.., River
de, by shooting -. &te EaPinosa,
san Francisco, ic Haibcuo, Los
Angeles, and George kefrigan were
enc stroke hehiud. NoFak and Jet
fers. Harold Sampson. BogIngm",
did not fare so Wcll as his assoc
iatcs from the north bat made 1t
il 81.
George Nou Elm, amateur. cae ot
tie fayoriins. tlcd with u.uc oh =
ayers with Il -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
Many Athletes
Meet I'm Kansas

LAWRENCE, kan April L. r.
I,r'cct weather prevailed today for
The annual Eansas relay games this
aftcracoo - which athletes from
Z state, arc entered. rittccn relay
races aud ninc special track and
lrrId events make up the program.
CAaaav lIoff. Norwegian pole
Nautag. MI a.tampt 10 better his
worlds saepr! nsus and Adrian
I,u'"u, Dutch middie distance run
nnr i, na1elcd ia q special 40 yard
cash race.
i,ya,. Northwestern and the Ore
l'u A.aiee ar" amees the fN,orites
ut ,us ge':v nr,..
More SIAN l,la0 a.hlcirs are en-
.r..I ia the meet, which gets under
Way at l.5o p. N. with tHe r;mlti4g
.. he aa1 hurdles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
in Sport World

Willgesbarre, Pa.-Tigcr Flowers,
nliddlcWeight champion, won a ten
round decI"iou from doe Gars, Al
lcntown. The referee cast the de-
cittng vote when The Judges dis
agreed.
New Yor,S.-Albin Stcnroos, Fin
ui5h distance runner and the winner
Of the 1924 Olympic marathon, who
has been here since last May, has
decided t. make his home in this
country and viii beeom" citizen.
East Chicago, Ind.-Merle Altc
defeated California Joe Lynch in
ten rounds. They are bantam
Weights.
Letroit.-Johnnv Indrcsano. Bos-
ton lightweight, outpointcd Sid Bar
barian of Detroit in ten rounds.
San IIanC:5co.--jacN Silver, local
fighter, won from Jimmy Duffy,
former coast wclterWcight champion
Ia ten rounds at Drcamland rink.
Ihc decision ,y,!s never in doubt.
Santa Rosa.-Art Emery. San
Irancisco 134 FOUNDER, beat Mickey
Denton of Vallejo in the ten round
main event brreA The semi wind
up found Iohnn SLawson. Oakland,
whipping Jimmy Reed, Il loeit boy,
IN six fast rounds.
Stanford University.-Thc d"cid.
'Hg bascbai; gamc liz the Stanford
C;,iiofrnia contest will be played
this afternoon. following the track
meet. Each team has won one
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
Stanford Thought
To Have an Edge
BY JOHN L. PALMER
nitcd Press Staff Correspondent


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL,
+. April l7-Aithough "Dink" TEN
Dlcton s Cardinal tracksters are con
ccdcd to have the edge .on the Cali
fornia Bears in their .!3rd track and
field meet at Stanford Stadium this
afternoon there will be mighty close
competition in many Of the events.
Some OF the battles are expected
70 be among the closest ever wit
messed in the annual classic, and it
ism t too much to believe that sev-
rral new records also may be set up.
The relay event will probably be
the deciding factor. 1t appears Ger
tain that Tcmp!eton 5 quartet has
the big advantage over amy four
whom California can produce. Nil
Ter. Richardson, Storic and Babcock
ii team second to none west of the
Alieghcnica-wiil wear the Cardinal
coiors against Barber, Aggclcr, Tai
bot and Boyden. The teams are
pretty well matched in the rest Of
,he track events.
Jim Barber, California captain, is
scheduled for first place in the
sprints. Barber has great respon-
sibiiity upon his shoulders, too, for
if he doesn t deliver his team is
about out of the running, as no other
Bruin looks capable of defeating
the Stanford spccdstcrs. Barber 5
closest competitor is HyIand, who is
Worrying the Card coach because Of
an injured muscle. Hyland, in top
condition, would he dangerous.
Second place to Barber in the fur
long is conceded to Covcrlv, as Hv-
land IS not running the event, while
koehrIg may manage to take third
Cor California.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
FRENCH FRANC REACHES
LOWEST MARK IN HISTORY

LONDON, April l7.-Frcnch
francs fell to a new low record for
all time today on the local bourSc.
Heavy selling drove the franc to
l45'I to the pound sterling, com
pared with yesterdays close at
l44i4. Belgian francs slumpcd sym
pathctically to l&2 Is compared with
Yesterday 5 l3l p.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
O'D0nnell Wins
Over Joe Layman

Joe Layman, who recently beat
Bus Bair'o in this city, took lac
ing himself last might from Johnny
0 Donnoll Of ST. Paul in the main
event at the Coliseum in San Diego.
q Donncll had the misfortune TO
hrcai, a bone in his right arm in the
fifth round, but even with this han
dicap he was able to pile mp Il suf-
ficicnt lead to take the honors
away from tho hard hitting Laymau.
SAN Diego papers give o Donncll
six rounds to three for LaFman and
one round even.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
g FIRST MAJOR FfEET
OF COLLEGE ATHLETES;

UU.U SINUfVM, r0lUmtUs, ONO,
'r. r.. Marking the FIRST 4nai
n.,;roi..sja.' competition o. the
.,ar. t4o a"pual Ohio relays, with
.-.. l-aa s.a~.rvl and ur,ea,oucd
3tl'c.c~ participating. got under
"uN h.n today. Two score events
"y.c on the program and many rec.
o-j, were believed doomed T. fail,
every section of the couu-
Try vas represented.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
The WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy unsettled weather tonight and
Sunday with possibly light showers.
Moderate temperature.
Southern California: Unsettled to-
night and Sunday, probably showers
west portion; cooler in the interior
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
san DIEGO FOR IMPERIAL

san DIEGO FOR IMPERIAL
$4,000 steam laundry, doing about
$500 per week. Want valley city
or country property.
10oNl00-3 story hotel Bldg. Good
location, fine corner. Income
about $3.50 mo. Value 1925 600.
Mcumbrancc $4,000. Want valley
land.
San Diego valley dairy. 73 acres
finest land, mostly alfalfa, un
limited creek water. 60 heavy
mixers. Milk wholcsalcd. $1.00
pound for buttcrfat. Value ranch
and stock $4,000. Want valley
land For any of above see or
write Arthur Shepard, with Gro
ble-Francisco-Bleifuy Co. 1152
Seventh St, San Diego. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17

FOR SALE-Whitc and Moreland >
= ton trucks. Good condition. New
rubber. Bargain if sold before
melon season. VIII take good car
in payment. Grinnell, Imperial.
Phone -. 16t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
'TODAY'S WANT ADS
Housewives Attention


If you need Il Sewing Machine, call
1t 13j North Fifth St. We have
a few real bargains, such as:
Single Drop Head, long shut
tie -,.----,. -----....- ... go
Singer Drop Head. 90 model $1,000
New Home Roar, Drop
Head - 5000
Other makes, Drop IIeao..$14.o0
Come farlv for first choice. We
Rent And Repair .AIl Mants. IL
LOST-Boy $ bicycle from high
school grounds. Notify 7s9
Brighton. Reward. 17tf
FOR LEASE-For vegetables. 80
acres of old dairy ranch, on
shares or cash. See Chas. j.. Par
ker, miles west, u mile south on
Brawley Main canal. p. 0. Box
337, FL Centre. Cal. Its
ROOM FOR RENT-Boarl if de,
sired. 81 Brighton Ave. 17tf
FOR RENT-Onc room furnished
house. Suitable for married cou-
pie or two men. $50 per mo. VIII
br vacant Sunday. Inquire 6S5
Cc,IHD,ial. PA - 46J. 1872
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-; ~ adway. 17t4
FOR 81! G--Bal3 ,M piano. How
NV, .."uualo, eXt len. conlitiar
Phone 993W. I7t2
WANTED-EXpcricnccd rclicf wait
rcSs. Tucks Chop House. ATS
FOR RENT-Ncw bungalow. with
garage. Reasonable rent. Special
low rate. Summer months. j. il.
Schneider, owner. 52l Hamilton
Ave. lift
FOR SALE-Mountaia cottage.
Partly furnished. Surrounded with
most beautiful scenery. Reason
ably priced. Address Box 9GI
care Press. 17tf
FOR RENT-tNiccly furnished. cooi
foUr room apt. with bath, hot
water. Electric range. Nice lawn,
Adults only. Inquire Sunday
morning at 755 Orange. Phone
407W. 1-7tl
PICKED Ep-Two stray mules, J
weighs 500 =, I weighs lUOO lbs.
Owner caa h'vc same 10y paving
pasture and advertising. Morgan
R1n"'t. m:!"S cast, :, milo north
ON IloItville highway. I7tt
FOR RENT--@2o acres soft and me-
dunn soft land, fine for vrgr-
tables and melons, located in The
carly belt. > miles west and |
milc north of Mt. Signal store,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
Situations II crted

EXPERIENCED lady stcuographer
hookkccPer wants permanent, po-
Sition. Al reference. Press Box
"64. 13tJ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17

YOUNG LADY wants house keep
ing job, Private family. 63&
commercial Ave. 16tlI
lady Stenographcr, married, wants
position with small law firm. 5
months legal experience. Press
Box 962. l3tJ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17

YOUNG man, experienced as cor
poration accountant and office
manager, desires position. Avail
able after April 18th. Residing in
valley two years. Press Box 96S.
l.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
WE. HANCOCK, Realt0f
'--LLSTE
TAKE A TRIP WITH US

100 miles from El Centre to the
Wcllton Mesa, 3S miles east of
Yuma, on the Lee Highway.
We believe we have the worlds
best Grapefruit, Grape, Pecan,
Fig and Early Vegetable land.
Land is still cheap and We
would be pleased to take You
over and snow you, You will
be under no obligation and will
rot be asked to buy. We are
going over next Sunday. No
frost. No silt. 30 allaIi. Plenty
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17

FOR RENT $40 acres soft and me-
dunn soft land, fine for vcgo-
tables and melons, located in thc
carly belt. , miles west and |
mile north of Mt. Signal store,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
Automobile Loans

- Yo&r payments are too large Lot
rae refinance your ear Loans alsc
nwc 20 individuals on automo-
S''cs. Investigate my easy month
ly pavmcut plan.
FRED II. CkOSS
ESQ Main st. El Centre. Phone 35yy
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17

PICKED Vp-Two stray mules, J
weighs 500 - + weighs l0o0 lhs.
Owner caa hive same bv paving
pasture and advertising. Morgan
Rn"'. ! m!!"S cast, ', milo north
on IIoltvillc highway. I7tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17

LOST--Onc horse mule, 900 lbs,
and one mare male, 1000 lbs,
brand left front foot, old cut,
tails partly shaved. Reward. No
tify IIaIm4ui>t implement Store,
Phone u, Cajjpatria. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
"DEPENDABLE Baby Chicks

"DEPENDABLE Baby Chicks
HHauS much, for II refers "',-..'-
T. to the parent flock. Our Uan"r"-:
ed Strain OF White Lcghorns ia
On Accredited flock, headed by
males from 250 egg hens. Our Me,
Earland and Wyckoff Strains
havc u flock average of 200 eggs.
We also hatch Reds, Rocks, An
conas, Black Mnorcas, Brown
Lcghorns, White Wyandotts, Tuc-
Fcys and Pckin Ducklings. Hatch
inY eggs and brooders for s3ie.
We sell chicks any age. Our brood
crs are running full capacity.
Seeing is believing. Visitors vel
come every day. Back of our
claim is seventeen years Of fair
dealing. Don t forget that. AR
TESLA HATCHERY (Elcctric)
Artesia, Calif. Phone Af22. Caplc-
itv 14S,G00 eggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17

WANTED-Sccond hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
Navy Variety Store. $50 Main St.
III Centre. Tu Thur Sat If
TOR SALE-Sm&il first c.ass gre,
v2Gy, good location, big bargain
tor cash. p. o. Box 326, Imperial,
Gal. eodj0tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17

MATTRESSES. We renovate mat
trcsses ON one days notice. Ma
chine filled. Prices $3.50 up. 1247
Main st. Phone j45R. 13codt3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
HPlp II uUte6

%nIi'N demonstrators of stoves
a"' water heaters, experience m.
Hr-o~>arN CuII Monday. 65&
N3'u S'. 1917
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17

it.< tor city suIes work. Good pay
rs'1.y, We tnoch how TO make
money. CaH Tuesday. G53 Mmu
81. 16t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17
Lost md EQuRd

LOST--l926 pocket mcmoranduln
book. Name +. W. Zinn in book.
Return Ia ID. l.. Zinn for rcwaca.
ljt3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-17

FOR RENT-Niccly furnished, cool
four room apt. with bath, hot
water. Electric range. Nice lawn,
Adults only. Inquire Sunday
morning at 755 Orange. Phone
l07W. 1-11
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