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Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

Southern District of CALIFORNIA;
southern Division, s.:
Ou this 2Gth day ~ September,
j'g6. ON rsJl;" '2e foregoing pc
,iijru. il is
nFDEEEH - til. cDLkr
tl' hcarjnI lc h1l upon Tie SANG
oH the 6th day of December, 1926,
hrfore 'hc said Court at Los Augc-
les, California, in said District a.
ten To clock in the forenoon, and
tlai notice thereof BE- Published in
the Imperial Valley Press, Il news.
paper printed in said District, and
that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at
the said time and place and show
car-r +. m, they have why the pray
cr of the >a,d petitioner should not
l,r .,.,nt"l
NND 1T - EIrTil|r OHN"E
Eu ~ 1llE COlGr tlHf Il, t..
Wh,tclaw, the Referee in Bank
rutcy Shall send hv mail to. all
luut.n crrdiror~ pie, % >ai' rc'i-
tiou and this order, addressed to-
thcm al 'b,ir places q r1' idrncc
stated.
Witness, the lIonordh'r Edward j.
lIcnniug, judge Of The sud Court.
aul -" aci 'nirc', at 10 Any
les, in Su, District ON the @9th
day of Sept. 1926.
CiIAS. \. WILLIAMS,
Clerk.
h, T.. Hansen, Deputy. (SEAL4
Gtl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
BROWN DRAWS
WITH LA bARBA
~ AT VERNON CLUB
Hy United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Oct. &. - News
boy Brown proved again that he is
the most logical contender for FideI
LaBarba :, tlyWcight crown when he
held the champion to a draw in a
furious 10 round bout at Vernon
arena, last night.
Brown gained a draw by finishing
strong, taking the eighth, ninth and
tenth rounds after La Barba ha,,
pilcd MP . point lead in the carly
iunings.
The Ncwsboy WAS abe TO do lit'i'
with the champion until the seventh
while LaBarba s deadly right count
ed time and again during the cari>
rounds.
In the fifth and again in the sixth
the NcWSboy seemed on the verge o.
going down when tho champion con.
rcctcd with telling rights.
laBarba : title was not at stake
as the fighters having cntcrcd tn"
ring at catchwcights.
Robby LaSallc took Il six rou1d
decision from Joe SalaS in the Soml.
final and Dario Barron dcfcatcdkiI
Williams in the special.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
SPORT NEWS SECTION

terrific smashes that sent him to the
canvas, did the same stunt in the
second, and took another flop in the
third.
The san Diego boy was dangerous
until he went down for the final
count. Twice he landed hard rights
on lIolIy's jaw that staggered the
Brawlcy srrappcr, but there was not
enough steam behind them to do any
damage.
Jimmy Huff of San Diego and
Ralph Downs Of Brawl"y put up the
fight of the evening, going 10
rounds to a draw in the semi mi-final.
The i.dgcs were divided on the
verdict, one giving it to Huff and
he other to Downs. Billy Lovcjoy
called il dIaw which was far
decision, rs both boys fought too
closely to warrant either one getting
the honor~.
To our way of thinking it was
IIuff's fight lie punished Downs
severely, rcopcning an old cut in his
car and he had a long left haynaker
that landed frequently, Downs being
unable TO get away from it. Downs
always showed plenty of willingness
10 mix things up and fought II good
fight. Huff, despite an all day ride
from San Diego, due to tire trouble,
was in better shape at the end than
the Brawlv boy. He went to the
,rat sr~rral times during the fight
htIt not for the count. On only one
occasion did it look as though Downs
had been sent there. He had trou-
lie Keeping his feet and slipped on
the ring continually. The fans,
however insisted on crediting Downs
with koockdowns
Traukic kru2r took the opener
from Young Firpo. Tn" latter was
uuduly considcratr OF his tin ear,
and refused to mix things. kruzc
outpoint"d him all the way. Like
i HUFF and Dotv, Kruzc had the pleas
urc of an all day tlip from San Di'
/ ego aud was tired.
Tn" fights were good ones and
ve,c witnessed by a large crowd.
announcement was made that
! Tommy Shull Of this city will meet
/ IIoff in the 10 round main event
next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
No. pa
CITATION
In the Superior Court of the Coun-
ty of Imperial. State of
California
No. pa :.
CIT TION
Juvenile Department


In the Matter of Loring Robert
Guthrie, Il person under the age
OF twcntv-onc wears.
tn People Of the state ot Califor-
MIA:
To &. =. Guthrie, Adclinc Amelia
Guthrie, Kyle Il. Bclvin aud
Ruth NJ, Bclylu
You are hereby directed TO ap.
pear before this Court on the 3rd
day Of Dcccubcr, 1926. at two
o'clock y, m, of said day, at the
Court Room of Department One
JJuycpjlc Department. of the Sup
crior Court of the County OF In.
pcrial, State of Californin, nj the
Court House in the City of FL Cen
fro, county Of Imperial, state Of
California, and bring with Nou and
then and there have with You the
above NAMED person, and thcu and
'1crc to show cause, if any You
have, why sad person should not
hc declared, according 10 the poti-
tion ou file herein, free from the
cu,'ody and control Of his parents.
Nad for failure to attend and
bring said person with YOU, YOU
viii be deemed guilty Of contempt
cf Court.
WitucSs, Hon. Franklin J. cole,
,ludgc of the Juvenile Court of the
County Of Imperial aud he Seal of
said Court, this 18th day Of Sep
tcmbcr, 1926.
Attest;
G. G. MOUSSEAT, CLrk.
BY G. T., WHIlford, Deputy Clerk.
(SE\LJ s % Q G Is %
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
LOTS OF ACTION
GIVEN FANS All
BRAWLEY FIGHTS,

Johnny IIallowcll's long, frail
like arms brought him victory via
the kayo route in the fourth round
of the main event at Brawlcv last
night when he put Battling Doty
down for the count.
1t was Doty's sixth trip to he mat
during the fight, and he was out
classcd from the start, chiefly
through his inability to get inside
the long boys arms. Holly held
his opponent off with one hand and
socked him with the other, some
times letting his right do the pound
ing and then switching TO his left.
Doty was game, gamer than lots
Of boys would have been in a SINH
lar place, and much gamer than the
BrawIcv fans credited him. He got
up twice during the first round after
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
Wanted To Buy

WANTED poultry of all kinds. 1882
Woodward. Phone 966 for prices.
~ ,-<IED--SSecUIH haud f:.suitur.
CaF 495W. $40 Main s.. 1917
WANTED-Turkcys. All ages.
Christensen Bros. Bon !, FL CON
tro. 1tG
BROKERS desire Stock issue or
enterprise of merit. VIII consid-
or new venture or promotion by
responsible parties, Advise tar
Cor prompt consideration. ;;di'r
3l2. - Beaver ST. New York
City. 80
WANTED Experienced soda man.
Valley Drug Co. 5t2
WANTED Inexperienced soda girl,
Valley Drug Co. 5t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
I'UDAY'S WANT ADS,

LEARN ELECTRICITY in Los An.
Seics. Rapid development in Cal
lfornia electrical projects causing
big demand for trained clcctri
c1ans. You can qualify for 500
10 $500 Il week jobs after practi-
cal training course in big Los An
gcics shops. Free employment
service. Write for free money
making electrical book describing
opportunities. National Elcctri-
cl book describing opportunities.
National Electrical School 400GF
figucroa s., Los Angeles g.
We HAVE a few ..ool usol cars
left. Take alranta9c u "Clos.
ing Prices. : NeAt to Stage Ga
rage. W. L. Hucbnet. 81 - II
FOR SALE-Pocl table, cheap. Gail
At Country Club Inn. Gf3
EXPERIENCED Ill around beauty
operator wants position my
where. Imperial Valley Press
Box 10. 80
For SALE-Thoroughbrcd Barrel
Rock Cockerels. Haworth miles
west of Imperial, l mile south.
Gilt
FOR LE-Twelyc hundred sacks
good sound Tennessee Winter
Barley, suitable for pasture plant
ing. Make offer. J. L. Cannon,
Agent 572 Main St FL Ccntro
6t5
WANTED-l00 tons or more good
dairy alfalfa, quote price, f. o. b..
cars $. D. & A. Bv. Jacumba Land
and Cattle Co, Jacumla. CIT
ADDRESS cards At homc. Profitable
work with pay in advance. ~
perioncc unAr,ssa-y Everything
furnished Write Immediately, =,
enclosing stamp. The Society
Press, Kansas City, Kan. Gtl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
San Diego Team
To Play Calexico

Another san Diego football team
viii invade the valley for scrap
with a valley high school team Sat
urday Th" invaders are the grid
dor> comprising the san Diego high
school Class l.. team, champions of
their division in Southern Califor.
MIA.
The champs will meet CalcNico
high at talrNiro. Two full teams,
will make lie trip under direction OF
Coaches Glen Frederick and Mike
Morrow. Last Saturday the aggre-
CATION dntoatcj he 81. Augustine
high ~rhool team ~ TO and the
coaches are anxious for valley vie
tory to even things up for the beat
ING tl rcutro' 5 machine gave the
san Diego high second team last
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED lady s,onographcr,
h""kE"cpcr, wants half day or
full time position. Banking and
lcgal experience, Press Bon !. 1t3
COLLEGE man, ST years old, speaks
some Spanish, - years cXpcr-
j"Nrr, bookkccpcr, cashier, cred
II man, seeks permanent conrcc.
tion Imperial valley, Phone Hun
ton, CaleNico. 800 5t4
EXPERIENCED stCuographcr and
bookkccpcr desires position. Per.
mnncnt. Ref Phone l2t. Morn
iugS. 5t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
Help Wanted

WANT partner with small trac-
tor to farm vegetable land, 40 or
50 acres on half share and rent.
ANY crop. Write Press Box 1G02.
29tf
WANTED-Fir,t class salesman
Commission basis. Established
and exclusive line well introduce
ed. DO not waste time unless you
have sales ability, viii hit the
ball and can make good appear
ance. Line backed BY second
largest corporation in the world.
Written applications only will be
considered. Press Box 1904. 2t3
RESTAURANT waitress wanted.
Apply 413 Broadway. Phone 30.
90
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
New york.. G. Pyle S troupe of
stars were to have their first work
out here today preparatory to Satur-.
days Madison Square garden
clashes. Plans for the tour of the
professional stars, headed by Su-
zannc Lenglcn and Vincent Rich,
ards have been completed.
Philadelphia G1cnna Col
lett, dcthroncd national women 5
golf champion, reached the second
round in the Bctrthcllyn cup tourna-
mrnt here today and so may vet have
an opportunity to meet tine present
national champion, Mrs. G.. Henry
StetsOn. Both of the stars survived
the first round. Miss Bernice +.
Wall Of Wisconsin was beaten by
Miss Collett. Mrs. Dorothy Hurd,
many times national champion, los
her first round match also.
Boston. - Al Winklcr Of Phila-
dolphin. junior lightweight, was
awarded the decision over Babe
Herman Of California in their ten
round bout here last night.
observation-disclosures felt its scri-
Gus bio. from injuries today with
stiff game with ST. Marys only a
fcw days off Paul Perrin. star
Bear halfback sustained badly
! broken ankle in practice last night
and will be out Of the lineup for
some tine.
San Francisco.-Archic Ycllc, vet
cran catcher Of the Seals yesterday
was purchased by Portland. Ycllc,
although conscientious player, does
not fit into the Seals plan for re.
construction next season.
San Francisco. - Wladck ZbySZko
and Richard Schikat wrcstlcd two
hours to n draw last night, both tax
ng fall. Schikat took his i'll l
hour II minutes while ZbyszkO camo
| back to even the count in II minute es
and 50 seconds. They met for the
right to engage Joe Stecher, champ
ion.
Seattle.-Solly Sccman, New York
lightweight, Won a six round dccis.
ion from Larry Murphy of Los
Angeles here last night. MURPHY
started out like a hurricane but See.
man gave him a lacing.
! Portland, Ore.-Although outlook
ed, Bearcat Wright, Nebraska negrt
i heavyweight, won the decision ovel
! Tiny Herman in a ten round fight
here last night. \ stinging left ant
crushing right caused Herman Il
reel several times, going t. the mat
in the fifth.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06

III AZ > - &. ~ wv - N---
Sta4cs. 10 the Southern District
OF California, Southern Division
Il HE matter o. Nohamm"d
u9#.-&. iu 3palsaptc..
To II. honorable Judge Of the Dis.
i..,f Ceurt of The United States,
81 and for the Southern District
ot raiioruia. southern Division.
Mohummr3 Ea>h-h. ot Z. O. Bon
7gl, iioityil'o California, Cor1'y OF
Imperial. ia sail District represents
That ON ,hn 1l;l day Of J1u", \.
.. 1926, WAS duly adiudgcd bank
iupt, under the act of Congress r"-
latin. 70 Bankruptcy. and has fully
complied with AL the requirements
ot said Acts, and the orders Of the
court tourhjng ON bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prayS that he he
decmed and declared by the Court to
have fall discharge from all debts
proNah'c against sand estate, except
such dcLt, rs are excepted by law
from such discharge.
MOllAMMED HAkliS1,
Petitioner.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
III
At Press Office

LEBER second hand store. Goods
bought and sold. f. K. Chescr,
so
HAETzELL-Roofer. Takes guess
work out of roofing, Phone 251W.
7tt
FOR SALE-lncubator, y mile so.
II Centro, miles east of brick
yard. ". J.. Duggins. { Ito
FOR SALE-iO acres of valley s
best land in Mcloland district at
$50 per acre. Write Press Box
1902. 29tf
FOR SALE-6G half grown turkeys,
8 turkey hens, l tenn. Mrs. y. +.
Liebcrt, 3 miles west, . miles
south Secley, Cal. 4t3
FOR SALE.-23 feeder hogs. Wix-
ON, Scclcv. JtJ
FOR SALB-White Sewing ma
chine. Phone 49,. 40 South 4th
st. 5t2
FOR SALF&Good dresser and chif-
fonier. 221 No. seventh 5t3
FOR SALH-BoSton Terrier pup
pies. Pedigreed and eligible to
register. +. {. Kaiser, 9Th and
Walnut. Holtville. tuos-fri If
PURERRED Il. l. RhD setting egg
100 per cent fertility guarantee.
Mahood strain, trapucStcd. Bred
for color, type and eggs I. C..
Kaiser, sth and Walnut, HolGvillc.
tues fri
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J.. Y. UfV0DD. I. :, VODfN
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
Non Coal--NOt WithdTawn
/. S. Land Otfica At
Los Angeles, Calf.
Sautcnher 2alh. 1926


Notice is hereby given that lane
l.. Shea. Of Jaruua1a, california,
kho, on January 18th, 1924, made
homestead entry 0lO@G5, formerly FL
rrntro 40. ojsls, for SWh NE'I,
EE1, NWh, Lots 10, ~, y, See. -.
Township / Sour;i,' Range 3 East,
+ Il. Meridian has filed notice OF
intention to m1k" Communication
Proof. to establish Claim TO the tand
above described, before the Unto,
states Commissioner, ut Soa Diego,
Calf, on the lst day Of NoFem-
Der, 1876
Claimant names Il, witnesses;
". II. McCullouat, of JarHmoa,
raif.
Della McCnllough Of !acnn.ba,
raHf.
+. q. Adams, of Jaeamha, calf.
Samuel Morrison. ot Jacamba'
Calf.
T.. l.. SMITH.
n-tg6 Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
Lost and Found

LOST Tire aud rim Tor Ford truck.
Notify Jacks store, ~ mile
south Mclol1ud. ST.
LOST brown mules with haltors
on, weight 1900 pounds, miles
east Of Brickyard W. H. Duggins.
It3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

ono llolstcin hcifrr aho"t l.
months obi Brand AR on right hip,
To be- so,d October 9th for dam
ages. Coggin, Ranch, 81 mile south
Mesquite school house.
SiLNI BISI,
= - ~ o g Imperial, Cad.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
So. California
Sporting Briefs

Los ANGELES, Oct. 6.--For the
third time in thor respective ca
rcors Joe Stecher and John Pcsek
meet with the heavyweight champ
ionShip Of the world at stake.
Stcchcr, holder of the title, famed
for his various body scissors and Pc
SEX, the Nebraska "Tigerman -
famed for his wristlork, clash to,
night at Olympic auditorium in a
two fall decision match.
The pair met first about five
months ago and Stechcr was return
Cd a winner in Z two fail match
which lasted five hours.
over month ago they drew "a
the Olympic Auditorium after Il
two hour battle in which no fall was
lcgistcred
Nick Lutz meets Paul Jones in q
one fall hour limit match in the
SOM final, while Bcnato Gardin'
and Charley Hansen grapplc in the
opener.
Fidrl La Barba. flyrcight champ
ron, has signed to meet ouhg Ma
tionalista, Filipino boxer, in Il ten
round bout at Olympic Auditorium
October IS.
Natioualista recently scored IN
impressive victory over Teddy Silva
in tho same ring.
College ha, started and many
ar" taking steps toward learning
the new fan darrcS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
For Renf-Houses

FOR RENT-rwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $40
lights included. Mrs. Land, 753
Park. 25tf
FOR RENT = Several nicely rur-
nisk1d and unfurnished houses.
Mrs. Land, Y53 Park. 2Jtf
.>hAr clean furnished apartment
for -ent. $50 per month. a63 Park
15tf
FOR RENT-Nicc light room, out
side entrance. 445 Wensley. Cen
tlel"an preferred. lStf
HOR RENT-Uufurnish flat. 5l9
State. Phone 257J or $50. 27tf
FOR RENT-Slecping room, private
entrance. 638 So. Sixth after }
z. III. Phone Mrs. Mitchell, court
house. 27tf
FOR FENT--Ecdroom adjoining
beth. $50 Olive. 20tf
hOOM For RENT-Hrcakfa II
desired. 653 Hamilton. l1tf
hOOMS for rent. Mcn only. Pri,
svate entrance. 10. bath. 1871
state St. 2Jtf
FOR RENT-Sing!e furnished room
for gentleman with use Of ga
rage. 618 Hell. 23tf
LEAAOA Apartments and rooms.
422 Olive. Phone 124. 9t26
ROOM FOR REN.f--Board If de-
sired. 81 Brighton. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
Miscellaneous
For Sale

For Sale
tIANO FOk SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 21tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine team
heavy farm horses. INQUIRE Press
office. 4tf
FOR SALE - Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
tOE GALE--5U0 Marsh Seediess
grapefl cit. SOC Eureka lemons. II.
II. Hunter, San Dies,, Rte 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Gro.e. l9tf
FOR oAAE--Pldgeons, White King
and Bed Carols. 764 Vine ST.
1871
FOR SALE-Sced barley Earl
Neno;ll. Phone So7M3. 8t30
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
Special Notices

JACUMBA STEAM LAUNDRY for
sale. good paying proposition M
the year round. Apply at the
Laundry. 31tt
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Mrs. KATE T.. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds
SAG Mair Street PhoLe 437

EXPERIENCED drc,smaker. Mrs.
l.. Allen. 653 Hamilton. 1871
ORDER YOUR baby chix now for
fall delivery. Rhode Island Reds,
Barred Rocks and White Lcghorn
quality Chi. Purebrcd Rhode
Island Red cockcrcTs for sale. El
Crmtro Hatchery, west CONNER
ciu St. phtnn 6&2. 30tG
MARCELLING 5Oo-Glacicr Apt.
B, Seventh and Broadway. East
side entrance. 3Ot6
LADIES, my method Of face re,
iuvcnation takes years from face
in one week 5 time. Absolutely
harmless, is painless, sure. Phone
CalCNico as. its
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Capital S5,O00,0OO. Box TIT, FL
Centro. Telephone 449 after 7 p.
m, Edwin Stewart, Imperial Coun-
ty Manager, 700 Park Ave. 4t6
CHILDREN boarded By month or
e
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06

e. T. ChrauN, Durham Colony,
Euttc county, has more tb&n leO
acr"S of broom corn and his neigh
bOrS have MANY acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
Furnished Flat to Sub-Let
Close in
Very Desirable
235 South Sixth

FOR RENT-t'ront room in com.
Portable home. 665 Hell. 2tf
ONE NICELh furnished room for
rent, board if desired. 30t South
Eighth. Off
FOR RENT--Nico five room flat.
5l9 State. Phone 257J or 996.
27tf
FOR RENT-Tuo room house.
Phone 623 or 570W. 29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06

The ucW bumbatou bridge across
q uarrous in San Francisco bay will
cnt orr to mile, on trips TO san
Francisco 'rom Aamcda county
"uintS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
For Rent-Recl Estate

FOR RENT
en actc5 in city limits, some al
falfa.
100 acres, miles from FL
Centro, 100 acres in alfalfa.
so acres old alfalfa 2la miles
from Imperial.
13 cares, NILE from T.! Cen.
tro.
l214 acres, "a mile from FL
Ccntro.
LEM < AGENCY
Oregon Hoto! Building l2tt
FOR RENT-l30O acres, ; mile,
northeast Of Brawlcy. The old
Montgomery ranch, ! 70 t year.
j. N. Meadow, owner. Write
1903 First Ave, Los Angeles, Ca.
2it6
GOOD NEGETNiLF lqni an! ac,v
'Ifalta land soon for !r%.c. $50
ra,t Wa-c, I,:fercrt l.Jndv S.a
Ni'Iyr at Old Hubbard ranch. {
mne' east. I-tl
tOR RENT--jo acres cantaloupcs
or vegetable land in good shape to
rut in at once. 81. miles west OF
III Centre. Mrs. Sara l.. For
roster, +, O. Box ~, or inquire
h. +. FORESTER Rauc4. 4jG
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Base BAH Standing
COAST LEAGUE
Yescerday's Results

Oakland :, Scattl" +.
san Francisco Is, Sacramento 6.
Mission 10, Los Angeles y.
Portland Hollywood, postponed
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
Keep Eliminative
System Active
Good Health Requires Good Elimi-
nation.

ONE can't feel we'll when
~ there is retention of poi
sonous waste in the blood. This
is called toxic condition, and
is apt to make one tired. dull
and longuid. Other symptoms
are sometimes toxic backaches
and headaches. That the kid
neys are not functioning prop
crly is often shown by scanty
or burning passage Of secretions.
Many people have learned the
value of Doan's Pills, a stin-
ulant diuretic, when the kidneys
seem functionally inactive.
Everywhere one finds cnthusi-
astic poan's users, ASK your
neiShbor!
DOAN'S PILLS i'll
!Si''au!enf DtGreiic to the K:d'neyu
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For SaIe-Real Estate

FOR SAAf.-6ouse cn Wens.ey
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val.
ley Iwmhe- g 26tf
FOX SALE-New stueco houss.
furnished or unfinished. j32
Stase' 27tf
FOR SALE-Large house, furnished
Sl,50O.00. Owner leaving valley.
Z. l.. Manning. 500 y. + ST., In
perial, Calf. l5t10
FOR SALE-Fine new bungalow.
with garage on paved street in
city, also modern bungalow with
five acres, garage, shade trees,
electricity, etc. See owner about
either. Knapp, l mile north of
Bank OF Italy. 23tf
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FURNISHED HOUSE

For sale.-Ready to move
into. All first class eurni
turc. Clean, good as ncw,in-
Guiding piano ana victrola.
Owners leaving and will
sell at bargain. See Mrs.
Oldham.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06

CHILDREN boarded by month or
week. @29 Hamilton. SO
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06

College ha, started and many
ar" taking steps toward learning
the nrw fan darrrS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06
10. 85oa- tn Bankruptcy
PETITION For DISCNARGE

In Tho District Court Of the United
Sta1ce, 10" the Southern District
OF California, Southern DIVISION
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06

HOUSES FOR RENT-Furnishcd
and unfurnished. ". +. Hancock,
546 Main st. Phone 49,. 5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06

|! EBER second hand store. Goods
bought and sold. f. K. Chescr,
. IN
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-06

w. E. HANCOCK
340 MaIn ST. Phone 4G7
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-03
GREAT BRITAIN
FACES GENERAL
STRIKE TONIGHT
OVER ONE MILLION WORKERS
TO JOIN MINERS WALK
ING OUT ON MIDNIGHT
FRIDAY
my Associated Press,

LONDON, May 3.-Great
Britain at midnight tonight faces
the gravest domestic menace which
has overhung the nation since the
fall of the Stuart dynasty. This
is a general strike which it is esti-
mated viii call out Immediately
some I,405,000 men to join the
100000 miners who went on
strike at midnight Friday.
The crisis eliminated early to-
day when the government an
nounced that its negotiations with
the trades union congress in an
cndcav0r to prevent walkout of
the workers in various trades had
broken down. The announcement
said the government would decline
to reopen the negotiations unless
the congress withdrew its order
for a general strike and repudiated
other overtacts which were de-
.scribed as challenging the con-
stitutional rights and freedom of
the nation.
On behalf of the workers it
was declared that their efforts to
obtain an honorable settlement
had been wrecked by the govern
ment's ultimatum and that the
negotiations for peace were ended.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-03
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