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Bill to Establish Metric System
In U. S. Expected Up for Action Soon

Early consideration of the metric
standards bill by the committee on
coinage. weights and measures is eX.
pected by Representative Britten, Re
publican. of Illinois. who is sponsoring
this legislation. He explains that this
measure provides for the gradual
adoption of metric units of weights
and measures in merchandising
throughout the United States after a
transition period of 10 years.
Under the proposed law manufac
turers will continue to use any meas
ures they desire in production, but
transactions are to be on
the decimal basis, already employed to
in United States coinage.
The Britten bill establishes familiar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05

Safe for COlds-Father Johns
Medicine contains no drugs.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05

terms for the main metric units, for
the meter may be called the world
yard" the liter world quart" and 500
grams world pound"
Nationwide interest in the issue is
indicated by more than 100000 petit
tons on file with the Department of
Commerce. urging Congress to enact
metric legislation. The States of H.
linois. California, North Dakota, Ten
nessee and Utah through their Legis-
latures have memorialized Congress to
pass such a metric law.
Metric advocates declare that adop-
ton Of the world standard units will
benefit internal and world trade, edu-
cation, agriculture and household
economy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-05
MENTAL TEST DEVISED
FOR DEFICIENT CHILD
Intelligence Scales Used to Meas
ure Attachments With
Good Results.

Slow questioning to find out from a
mentally deficient child how much he
has really learned from books can be
replaced by a simple eight-minute test,
according to Dr. j. E. w. Wallin, di-
rector of the Psyche Educational
Clinic, Miami University, Dayton.
Ohio.
Intelligence scales have made it
possible for clinics to rate with fair
accuracy the intelligence of mentally
deficient children" said DR.. Wallin
But such scales do not measure edu-
cational attainmentS, and the clinic
examiner frequently needs to estimate
Just what the child has learned and
remembered"
The attainment scale described in
cludes oral reading. phonetic spelling,
written language and arithmetic.
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BRANCHES

Central-7th and Mass. Ave. NV
Northeastern and H Streets NE.
Southwestern and E Streets S.W.
Northwest-114O 18th Street NV.
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When You Feel a Cold Coming On
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets to
work off the cause and 70 fortify the system
against an attack Of Grip or Influenza. A
safe and Proven Remedy. The box bears
signature of E. W. Grove. 3oc.-Advertise-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

IIoItvillc dope. At that he says
the locals will have to travel at top
speed, al the way, to get the east
EN- boys number. Even with the
t".o McNeil terrors removed by
graduation, Holtville has strong
and u game team.
rrecrdng the Central Holtvillc
contest, the Central Junior college
eleven will take on the Braw4ey
Alumni. Brawlcy has rounded up al
the good players that school has had
for number Of years and is com
ing down prepared To annihilatc the
local gang.
This game will be called at |
o clock. There is only one charge
for the big double header, and Il
percentage of the receipts will go
TO aid the American Legion defray
the expenses Of the ArmIstlcc Day
celebration.
III Centro rootcrs are urged to be
out in full force for the games for
big squads OF faith1ui Hoi,vllle and
Blawiev people will be on hand for
the occasion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
GAMBLING DEN FOUND
IN OLD MOTOR TRUCK

HAVANA, Cuba, Nov. 9.3Nhat
i believed to be one Of the stranG,
est 8ubtcrtuges ever used by gum
hlcrs to evaae police interference
was uncovered here when police
raided an old eaclosed motor be-
and surprised ten men busy gam
bling.
For several weeks suburban Pc
Ice had noticed the diiapi1ated bus
wandering through the oatlyin
streets apparently without any par
iicular destination. The bus wouid
come Ia a stop on some deserted lo,
The crew busy themselves rrtairn@
an imaginary puncturc, while From
all corners ioiterers would rush T.
the bus seemingly IN order to oil
tain a seat. Police becoming sus
l,cious of the large number OF
puncturcs and breakdoWns raidcd
;hc machine. arrrsting the crew and
gamblers, and contls"ating Il po.
Of 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Here and There
in Sport Wcr;d

PHTLADELPHIA--Ralph Grecn-
Leaf Of New York, Frank Tabcrski
Of Schenectady, y. Y, Edwin Ru-
dolph Of Chicago and Arthur Ponzi
Of Philadelphia, were the winnors
Of yesterday s play in the world s
championship pocket billiard tour
namcnt here. Greenlcaf, Taberski
and Rudolph are now tied for the
lead, each having won two matches.
NEW YORk-Alexandcr Garka
wienko, champion wrestler Of Po-
land, Russia and Ukrainia, threw
William Eemetral, Greek champion,
in q few minutes more than al
hour OF their match 70 the finish
here last night.
JERSEY CITT-Tcx Rickard is
considering demolishing the famous
Rovleo thirty acres arena here and
erecting huge concrete stadium
in its place at cost of - $i,5f0.0oo.
NEW YoEK-Sammy Nogel, Har-
lem lightweight. Won a decision
over Billy White Of jersey City N
ten ROUNDS.
ATLANTIC CITI-Rockv Smith
of Battle Greek, Was eutpointed BY
Vincent Forgione Of New York.
PHILADELpHIA-Mikc Eallcri
10, former junior lightweight cham
nion, lest the decision to Tommy
herman OF Philadelphia in ten
rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
EXPECT BENEFIT
FIGHT CARD Will,
DRAW BIG CROWD

Help the tika give Fl Centre kids
a good time at Christmas.
And be oat at The jmpersal valley
/ Athletic club arena Friday night 10
! see Harry Lee ana /. tol;e Brown
ti.nglc III The U round man event Of
the pig card which has been urrang
ed 10 ncIp out the Eiks fund.
Readers have read in this column
before that this tight or that fight
should be a hImdingcr. Sometimes
it has Planned out that way, again
there was slip up somewhere and
the event was not 50 good. Bat il
nothing happens to Harry bee or
Eddie Brown to prevent pAcm nom
crawling through the ropes, thcre is
no question about the scrap beng
the ncst that has been So acre in
, many a day.
Lee was III attendance two weeks
ago when Brown gave Farmer Adams
a thorough pasting, and Harry kept
his eyes vide open. lie unques-
tionably- picked up plenty of dope
on Brown s styie and viii be pre-
pared for him when the gong sends
,hem off Friday night.
Brown is Il real scrapper The
Los Angeles coIorod boy showed
showed plentv of class against
Adams, and fer big follow ne is
unusually fast. He also carries
heavy guns iii his mitts and more
than once he rocked the stolid Adams
to his heels.
Special Numbers-Maybe
Tonv EsealaHtc and Bob Thomas,
in the six round semi-fiual, should
furnish another good bout. Tony $
last two fights have ended aaiek in
knockouts, one being il the remark;
ably short time Of 33 seconds, While
the other took couple OF minutes
longer There is no get-up about
Thomas, according to reports, and
tie border boy will find plenty of
tough opposition in the scrap.
De Ii. Fuente and Eilarmia in the
special event, and Young fIrpo with
Mickey Riley i'll the opener, round
out a good card that is going u
surprise tie fans who attend.
The E!ks are depending upon a
large attendance at the tights to
give them a working fund to buy
Christmas presents for tie Kids, re
gardlcss Of sex. color or creed, and
parties Of Ell,s from BrawleE. Ca
leXieo, Hoityille and Imperial are
now under way to help out the To-
cal lodge.
An effort is being made also to
have couple Of surprise numbers on
the bill, there being considerable
talent along various lines i'll the
membership OF the loc9i Elks.
Cal Mousseau viii introduce his
special yodel number, in which he
gives perfect imitation Of Big
Bertha . the fire siren, and Sheriff
Cillctt has promised to reeite " The
Face on the Bar ha2m Flor, ~.
companicd on the htTmoniea by |.
y Thomas.
a. dead heads" al Friday 5
.gl.is. is the law set down by he
director, OF the Imperial Valley
Athletic club, who have promised tae
i Eiks every assistance in making the
occasion Il succe,sful one, imam
raily and otherwise.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Uy United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Nov. 9.-Torribl,
Tommy o Bricn is favored to win
his IL round feature event bout over
Johnny Adams, san Beruardino
scrappcr, at the Olympic Auditorium
tonight.
Baby Joe Cans WAS originally
>chcdulrd to oppose o 'Bricn but an
liberated tooth kept Cans from
training for the bout. King Tut
WAS next announced as o Bricn S
foe but this match foil through
when King TUT was found 10 have
fought within the past week and
therefore was ineligible to compete
until seven days had elapsed.
Adams should furnish O'Bricn
with plenty of opposition. He is
said to be in cXcclleHt shape.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
DOUBLE HEADER
FOOTBALL. GAME
ARMETICE DAY

Coach Armstrong and his squad Of
entral Union football warriors, are
Fpccting tough opposition from
|oltvillc High when the two teams
pc up for the big game at the local
fld on Armistice day as part of the
(nerican Legion celebration.
|Thc local coach and his men find
JASON to expect difficulty from
pltvillc, not only because that team
ways puts up a scrap against Cen.
|hl, but because of last week :
fawley HoltVillc game, when the
rmcr eleven noScd out their op.
ncnts through 4 break in the
me, 10 to 7.
"a bad kick by Holtvillc in the last
" minutes Of the game, gave
awley the ball on Holtville 5 seR-
yard line, and from there Braw
! sent it over for 4 tpuehdown
cvious to this HoltvilIe had the
me cinchcd 7 TO }.
Bill Peters, star man and captain
the local team, has recovered from
urics which forced his removal at
ncs from the earlier games in the
tson. The other cripplcs have
cwisc rounded into form during
last two weeks, when the team
$ idle with the exception Of II
me with Jaycce, during which
ach Armstrong did not allow the
rs to extend themselves.
Ernie Sanders, the Big Moose OF
Valley Lumber, has been helping
Eich Armstrong and his assistant,
Hcilman, with the practice this
eh Ernie saw the Brawley-Hoit-
lie game, and picked up Il lot of
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$50 He'll
See Owner,

30
MAoeEL 15c; haircut SOC and SOC.
MISS Brown, Mission Apts. Phone
ls9. 81
tOE SALt.-4 reliable brooIers. IN
quirc I. 4, Holman, Cedar Ave.
9t2
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son disk, Fordson plow. 5lf See-
ond ST., Ca.eNico, cal. 9.a
CHlLDRE% to board by day or
month, near school. Any age. Box
1g65, T. O., CaeMco. 9t6
FOR KfsNT-Eoom in private home.
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Dinner, short order and pastry.
Call or phone Martin, Room -,
Princess Hotel. 9t2
FOR RENT-Nicc front room adj
joining bath, in quiet ramlly
home. Board if desired. Also one
room cottage in rear, for light
housekeeping, 144 South Eighth.
9t3
LOST-Small cameo brooch. Valued
as keepsake. Return to Press Of
flee. Reward. 9t3
FOR RhNT-to acres near Mclo.
land, SO an acre. See q. ". Al
len. o. Main st. 9t3
1000 AGED EWES. Large frame
Bakersfield ewes, in good flesh.
Price $3.50 per head for imme-
diate sale. 80 to 40 days pasture
available. Six months wool on
sheep. Bred to blackfacc rams
for December lambing. c. 4.
Bogue, Willows, Calf. 9t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Women Will Pay
To See Games If
Cal Has His Way
Nv United; Press S..--s.cd " ire

PORTLAND. on, Nov. q
ladies shell pay admission the same
ms arvonc ctsp ii lher WaHt 80 ~
tend Pacific Calst League baSrhal!
ga,ucs if a resolution hriag c0nsid-
cred bv i. Cal Ewing, Oakland, is
Introduced and passed at the an
nual Coast League director 5 meet,
M in session hcrc.
Ewing WIS reported today n le
rtcpagiug an anti ladie, da, rcSoiu
tn fer the entire league and j. is
rndcrs, ood that H. has sui ijei, ut
ppcr' 10 causc favor bic vote
np it,
The Oakland club owner WIS quot
eA to-day ~ crit.ejziuG tn free iael
rs admission program Of tin To-
>ngclcS club.
He pointed out THAT more ttan
10000 were admitted tlpc to Los
Angeles and Hollywood games bul
that the two southern teams tooE
their percentage of the gate. ir~1ud
ir2 the money paid ~ womcn, wh,e
playing Ia other cities.
II appeared likely thet the m.1s
H. would be concluded today u,
very few importatt matters were
scheduled to como before It.
Baseball writer's viii select Ale
tloNt paIuable pioycr 81 The Goa,
League il a proposition submitted
t" hrcsidgt Harry Williams il Az
r-o"ed. The selection would be H.
cl@rd by votes,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
SPORT NEWS SECTION

0'Biicn TOOK the decision the last
time the pair met
Billy Vincent and Roy Moore
fight the semi final.
Dclos Kid Williams and Joe
Hickey meet in the special.
Paul De Hate, local lightweight
who handed Jack Silver his first Los
Angeles trimming, meets Paul Dem
sky in the 10 round hcadlincr at tho
Hollywood American Legion stad
ium Friday night.
Jack Roper and Frank Williams
hcavywcights, clash in the semi
final.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
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Help " arted

WANFEE--At once, reliable boy to
irrisate lawn after school hours.
40 Olive. ST.
WAAfEB-~ait1ess. Apply Moores
Corner. West on highway or
Phone 901J2. st4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED stenographcr wish,
ing to locate in valley desires po-
sition, Address ID. c.. 1920 Ban,
croft ST., san Diego, Cal. 6t3
STNA0GRAPIIER - Experienced,
permanent resident. Wants work,
Local references, Press Box so.
Cts
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Lost and Found

LOST-Saturday afternoon on the
Holtvillc highway, travelling bag
containing woman S and children 5
clothes. Finder leave at Press of
flee c. Phone 727R. Sta
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

BERKEL HN.-Thc California var
-jty is due back home today from
Seattle whore il took graceful
heating from Washington. The
Golden Bears meet Nevada here sat
ardav and while Coach = Nibs
Price does not t3l,c 'hr wolf pack
lightly he viii hc concentrating ON
thc "big game Of week from
saturday Will Stanford.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

The cold storage plant of the va
kima Fruit Growers Association at
Zillah, Washington, burned recent
~ with IA loss of $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

An SO foot blue whale wcighin.
- tons was recently captured no.u
Santa Catalina Island.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Special Notices

EXPERIENCED dressmaking by
Mrs Warriner and Mrs. Stirman.
124 Holt. 5t1
MARCELLING-5ec. Glacier Apis
Eastside entrance, Seventh and
Broadway. Phone 779J. 3tf
HAND painting to order. Garments,
cards, novelties. Mrs. c w. Smith
362 So. Eighth. 6t5
EXPERT dressmaking done, MIS-.
L. Murphy. Isl He'll. 6ti
ROOM AND BOARD for couple or
two gentlemen III widow S houe.
Call after p. M. 400 Vine. St6
TAKE A SIX weeks short course
at The Imperial Valley Business
College and let us secure a posi-
tion for you. Phone 4S9. St3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
PEARS AND POMEGRANATES

Famous winter Bartlett Pears. Val
ley grown. Also Grapefruit and
Pomegranates. Get supply and
snip some to your friends. We
pay express charges. Imperial
ave. pit Galexico city limit.
PHONE, CALEAlCO, 32l
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

san LUIS Obi>po, Cal. Reginald
&'ia.siriS, -, died in the hospital
te9c Is the result Of internal in
.,I,i,s received IN football .dnc
letWccu Santa Barbara and Arroyo
traude 1T Arroyo Graude, Saturday.
Va opeation performed early yes,
to-day failed to save his lite.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

Down south tboy plocl, thr cot
ton and dawn east they pluck the
pluckcI~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
TURKEYS WANTED

Have taken over the poul
try department. of Rath x
Marshall, Can use any
quantity OF live poultry of
good condition. viii pay top
prices delivered.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Renf-Houses

/ For Rent-Houses .
| FOR RENT-rwo room furnilhed
apartment with shower, $40
lights included. Mrs. Land, 783
Park 25tf
RON NHNr---Bedroom acJoining
bath. $50 Olive. 20tt
FOR REENT-Sing!e furnished room
for gentleman with use of ga
rage. 61s He'll. 2Stf
FOR RENT-t'ront room in COM
Portable home. Cos He'll. 2tt
HOTEL HOLLYWOOD. Rooms and
apartments. Sixth and Ieil. Stt
MISSION Apartments have a few
vacancies. Reasonable rates. Cor
ner Sixth and Commercial. 13f
tUR EENl--lhrec room furnished
apartment, with shower. GAO
Adams l5tf
.rUH RENT-DoLnle room. 704
State. 22tf
FOR RENT Ses eTal nicely lux
nisk I'd and untCrnIshed houses.
Mrs. Land, 2eo PARK. 23tf
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tor ent. $50 per month. i63 Park
15tf
FOR RENT T--yntu-nished flat. 519
State. Phone 257J or 996. 27tf
PLEASANT furnished room for
rent. 753 State. eff
tUR RENT-One apartment and
one Sleeping room. ~ Holt. 27tt
! FOR RENI-!usnIsner ,oons, al:
new beds. 643 Olive. 28t12
FOR RENT-N1cely furnished
rooms, hot water. Mrs. Watson,
755 orange Ave. 29tf
FOR RENI-turnished front room,
adjoining bath. Gentleman prefer
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FOR RI4NT-Six room furnished
house. Phone 391. Eff
FOR RE4NT-furnishe three room
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4t6
FOR RENT-,Nov. 9, three room
bungalow with bath and kitchen
ette, Magnolia Ave. Inquire
672 Orange. Phone 330W. 5tf
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
Park View Apis. Phone 23iM.
6tf
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/ Commercial. 6tf
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6t7
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! ed. Apply 513 Brighton. 6t3
FOR RENff--Rooms separate en-
trance. Apply 513 Brighton. 6t3
FOR, RENT-Small cottage, fur
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! per month. 1852 Commercial. 6tf
: FOR RENT-Good six room house.
j Very reasonable rent. $50 South
Firth. Phone 935. ST.
APARrMENTs; for rent, close in.
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gentlemen. 10 ". Broadway.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
Wanted To Buy.

WANTED poultry Of all kinds. 1882
Woodward, Phsne 966 fer prices.
7tf
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Cali 495W $40 Main st 1914
WANTED Fertilizer. Any place
within l. miles Of I3l Centro. Call
3G7 Brighton or F. 0. Box Sol.
3tf
WANTED-To buy / or 5 room
housc to be moved, Must he bar
gain Box &N4, Imperial, Seeust.
directly souta FL CcatrO Golf
Club. st3
WANTED-Fordson 10 junk T, ..
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

NOTRE DAME-Knute Rocknc
is preparing 10 meet the Army with.
out the aid Of five regulars. The
heart injury 10 Arthur Parisen star
quarterback, last Saturday, has re
moved him from the lineup indefi-
0}toly. Rockne has already pre-
djcted If my team docsn f play at
loaSt 30 per cent better foot bail
than it has played this year, we II
be disgraced.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

MADISON, Wis-Coach George
Little Of Wisconsin has denied that
lac intends to resign as director Of
Badger athletics. The denial came
while the coach had his team hard
gt work preparing for Iowa next
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

BEAUTY SHOP-Am ready to
I leave valley and VIII sell my shop
at sacrifice tor quick sale. d booths
reception room, completely and ar
tistlcally furnished. Undlsputably
the leading shop of the valley.
Opportunity of lifetime for some
one to get a place that is making
real money and at height of the
season. Remember, this is priced
for quick sale. Owner 507 First
ST., CaleXico. St5
FOR SALE-Two bull pups. Phone
395. S18 Broadway. St5
FOR SALE-35O lbs. year old
lettuce seed at $3.50 per lb. Paci,
fic Southwest Trust and Savings
Bank 9eod If
FOR SALE-Thc best paying small
roomiug house in Ell Centre. Will
consider home up to four thousand
as part payment. See owner at
755 Orange. tues thur sat tt
NEW AND USED furniture. Hcber
Second Hand Store. $3.50
FOR SALE-l200 White Lcghorn
chicks two months old Homer
Spear, y mile south Meloland
Store. ST.
MESQUITE WOOD for sale. FL
Centro Planning Mills. St6
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FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
At Press Office

FOR SALE-Fine seed barley. Earl
hencIIt. Phone 9UfM3. aUtf
IIAs Il ii MOTIFS cash register, 10 oe
soid at bargain. Southern Sler-
ras Power TO-, warehouse, foufCh
and Broadway. 21tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
FOR RENT

\ very desirable furnished
flat and apt. Close in. In
quirc $50 Olive. PHONE All
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GricIiroz1 Gossip
Ry United Press Leased Wire

NEW HAVEN, Gonn.--.Jark Fail
ing, Johnny Gra1ey, Floyd Brown
and Waiter Bradley, Yalc reserves,
who showed we'll against Maryland
today appeared possible starters
il Sainst Princeton Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

uenrt- sullivan, first Anerican
10 saim Tie English channel, and
Charles 10Th, only other American
ra.e swimmer 70 accomplish that
f.sit5cuit feat, nave established
quarter. ut Long Beach and are
training tor the 325,00o Catalin'.
harpel s%,n, on January l..
follo,t iag :. short turn in the wa
ter yesterday sullivan expressed
the opinion tilat the water in the
9saHnct was eolder than that OF
til summer temperature Of the At,
lantlc eeast aud about III" same a5
tbat ef the English channel.
While both are from Boston, they
,e:ie established separate quarters
o shape themselves for the Wrig
L. sea marathon.
sullivan : noted durability makes
Il IA Il potential factor for tie prize
offered ~ William Wriglay Jr.
Whom to negotiated the English
channel in 192; he was in the wa
ar - hou.s and 80 minutes and
c.tcred 81 II milc,.
10th, who made the crossing tn
,ame year, was in the water Is
hours AND % minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

fRINCETON-Iacl Slagle alone
is ljmping from the Harvard game
and all regulars will have their first
practice today since Saturday 5 con.
flict.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

VEST POINT Methods of break,
ia'; NJ forward PASS plays occupied
tnc Army 5 start OF preparations
for Notre Dame.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
So. California
Sporting Briefs

Joe Dundee, Baltimore welter-
weight, Las signed TO meet Jimmy
!mffy Of Oakland in 4 ten round
match at the Olympic auditorium,
Nox. 30.
The match will mark IL" first
appearance in this city Of the con
Gnsror of Mickey Walker.
Dunore has also bcen named as
the opponent for Pete Latzo. world
seterweieht title-hoIder, in Il pro-
posed bout at Tia Juana on Thanks
giving Or Christmas, day. Sunny
I'm Coffro1h, racing promoter, will
stage the latter scrap
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

ANNAPOLIs.-The Navy is tax
ing Gcargrtown seriously. \ long
secret 1rlil began preparations for
the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
.I0DAY'S Ads
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Five room FURNISHED house,
very small payment down.
Price making it best buy in
town.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09
PLANO BARGAIN

One OF our hlgn graue pianos now
stored III III GenCro and must be
moved at once. Wui sell at big
sacrifice i'll price for quick dis
posal. Liberal terms gwen res
pohslbie person. Write tor tuH
particulars to southern CanfornIa
Music Co., 6Uo 30. Broadway, Los
AngeIes, Gal. 25tl5
DESERT HONEY-o4S Broad
way. 29tf
FOR SALE-Brunswick phonograph
and records. Call 64i Olive st.,
before y or alter d. 29t1
tOE eALr1-Order your baby
chicks now from Kirk s Electric
Hatchery and get the best. 512
mlles West on highway. 4t0
FOL. oALE-Or excnange, h. /. Red
cocherels, very good strain. Geo.
" oonscroft, kte. A. Box 93, I'm
perlal. Sta
fUR SALE-Two corn binders, in
good condition. Earl Neneill.
fhonc 907M3. Off
FOR SALE-Three beautiful Tom
turkeys for breeding stock. Phone
9U.kl. 6t3
FOR SALE1--40 head OF Holstein
springer hcifers. +. 3. tested. all
uehorncd. Box 5, Rte =, FL Centro.
Gt3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-09

MESQUITE WOOD for sale. III
Ccntro Planning Mills. St6