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Evening star., 1926-03-04
YOUR INCOME TAX
No. 4.

The revenue act of 1926 provides
that the status of taxpayer relative
to the amount of his personal exemp-
tions shall be determined by appor-
tionment in accordance with the num-
Der of months the taxpayer was sin
gle, married or the head of family.
For example, a couple married on
september so, 1925, would be entitled
to an exemption of 1925; that is. 9l2
Of $l,500 for the husband while single.
plus 9-12 of 1900 for the wife while
single, plus 3-12 of $500 for the
period during which they were mar
ried.
If on June 80 taxpayer ceased
being a head of a family-the sup.
port in one household of a relative or
relatives being discontinued--he is al
lowed an exemption of S2,500-one-
half of the exemption of 81 800 granted
a single person, plus one-half of the
exemption of $4,000 granted the head
of a family. With regard to the $400
credit for dependent, the taxpayer S
status is determined as of the last day
of the taxable. year. If during the year
his support OF such dependent ceased
he is not entitled to this credit.
Evening star., 1926-03-04
MEXICAN RUM PACT
RATIFIED BY SENATE
Four Other Treaties With Spain,
Belgium, Czechoslovakia and
Cuba Ok

The Senate late yesterday ratified
five treaties, including a convention
with Mexico for the prevention of
smuggling of narcotics, liquor and
aliens across the border.
Two of the treaties are rum conven-
tions. one with Spain and the other
with Belgium. similar to pacts entered
into with Great Britain and many
other nations for the enforcement of
prohibition laws within II miles OF
the American coast. An eXtradition
treaty with CZechosloVakia and sup
Elementary eXtradition treaty with
Cuba also We're included.
The convention with Mexico was
signed December %, and is designed
to prevent the smuggling into either
country of merchandise, narcotics and
other commodities, the importation of
which is prohibited by law. and Of
aliens.
Evening star., 1926-03-04
Woman Found Dead.

Cora Brown, colored, 3S years old
was found dead in her room at 50 O
street last night about 1890 o'clock
death having resulted from natural
causes. A brother of the dead wom-
an, John Brown. residing at 220 East
125th street. New York City, was no
titled of her death
Evening star., 1926-03-04
WILL LEAVE SH0REHAM.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, March A.
Carlton NJ. Collins, assistant manager
of the Shoreham Hotel. Washington,
D. c.. will resign his position there to
become manager of the Read House
Chattanooga. Tenn, it was announced
here last night, following conference
at the Washington hotel.
Mr.. Collins conferred with Frank
Gregson, regional director of the
American hotels corporations. He is
the son of the late G. L. Collins. who
lived near this city. In his hotel eX-
perience. Mr.. Collins built up a large
friendship among the travelling public.
Evening star., 1926-03-04
Transferred From Toxic.

Maj. Rufus S. Bratton, United
States Infantry, has been relieved
from duty as assistant military at
tache, UHited States embassy, Toxic,
Japan. and ordered to San Francisco
for assignment to other duty.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
HAWAIIAN ELEVEN
SCORES VICTORY
OVER NORTHWEST
by United Press Leased Wire

HONOLULU, Jan. 2.-Thc Uni
vcrsity of Hawaii football team
stood today as an undefcated eleven
for two seasons. with 20 to II
victory over Washington State col
lcgc in the New Years event.
Searlc scored the first Hawaii
touchdown three minutes after the
game opened, following forward
pass and three line bucks. The goal
was kicked.
kocnig, Washington, then scored
after a 40 yard run, but Meckcr
failed to convert.
In the second period Mcckcr
place Kicked Il goal, putting the
Cougars in the lead, but Wise ear
ried the bah over for Hawaii in the
same quarter, the half ending lla-
waii T.. Washington p.
Washington 5 final score was q
safety at the start of the third
quarter. In the same period Fer
nandez made Il spectacular end run
of 80 yards to touchdown and
Wise converted.
The final quarter went scorelcss
with Washington opening up bril-
liant aerial attack which gained
ground, but could not score. Meek
or faiicd in a try for field goal.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
ALABAMA CHAMPIONS SH0WERED
With CONGRATULATIONS FOR THEIR
BRILLIANT VICTORY OVER HUSKIES
BY LINCOLN QUARBERG
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

PASADENA, Calf, Jan. q
Dixie football went on the national
gridiron map today, with the plaud-
its Of the solid south falling gencr-
ously on Alabama s CRIMSON tide,
conqucrors of the mighty Washing
ton Huskies.
The southern champions were
showcrcd with congratulatory tele-
grams today. from Governor W. w.
Brandon Of Alabama, and other
prominent southcrncrs who bask in
the reflected glory of the 20 to -
victory scored by the crimson tide
in its Tournament of Roses battle
Yesterday with Washington.
Coach Wallace Wade, after scan
ming mere than 800 messages from
delighted supporters back in Dixie,
paid a heavy compliment to Papa
Poolcy Hubert, one of the out
standing heroes of the sensational
contest.
"'That was the finest piece of
football gencralship | ever saw, y
Ilc AldDdild HtHIOr Sdlu.
Led Like Tornado
1t was Papa Poolcy' who led
his team like tornado through the
husky Washingtonians for three
touchdowns with in Il space of 10
minutes in the third quarter. 1t WIS
remarkable comeback, the lluskies
emerging with the long end of Il T.
to score at han tune, and the AIa
bama quarterback was the focal
point of the attack.
Hubert gained the first touch
down for Alabama almost single
handed, running more than half the
length Of the field on five success
sne downs for a touchdown.
He directed two sensational long
shot forward passes for two more
touchdowns in rapid order, hurting
the plgskn himself for one bcautI-
fui toss of 20 yards.
Praise Southern Men
Football critics were unanimous
today IN their praise of the southern
team. Almost equal plaudits were
hcapcd on the fighting Washington
eltNth, NhlcH pldNcu bIlllldnt lie.
fcnsivc battle, and with George
Wilson, all-American halfback in
the game, were equally powerful on
offcnsc.
Wilson was the bulwark of the
Husky attack during the first half
and in the final period. He was ON
the sidclines with bumped leg in the
third quarter when Alabama steam.
rolled it's three tnuchdoNns.
The Dixie couqucrors left Pasa-
dcna this morning on the return
trip home.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
EX-CALIF
BOXER WAALOPS
BRITISH CHAMP
By HENRY L. FARRELL
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Jan. 2-Dave Shade,
former California wclterweIght, be
came a first ranking contender for
the middlcweight championship last
night in the Garden, when he hand
ed decisive beating to Roland
Todd. former British champion.
food saved himself from being
Knocked out several times by a cool
head and a stout heart. 1t was
Shade 5 first official fight as Il
middlewcight and he wanted to do
more than win a decision on points.
He tried so earnestly for a knock
out several times that he fought
himself out and had nothing left
when Todd WAS open for one more
good punch.
As it was, the former Californian
won nine of the rounds and Todd
had only Il SHADE i'll the one session
when he was able to get light
start.
Todd was floored in the third
round when Shade found his jaw
with hard right hook and he came
Up in bad shape, but he fought him
self out Of the hole.
The rise of Shade to command
ing position in the division is the
FIRST of several important changes
in the class that may occur this
year.
Harry Grcb, the rcigning cham
pion, has accepted terms to meet
Tiger Flowers, the Atlanta negro, i'll
the Garden ON Fburuary 20.
The New York commission accept
ed Il challenge filed last week by
Flowers and gave the champion 80
days in which to sign for the de-
leusr of his title.
Grch preferred to meet the Win
ncr of last night 5 fight but Flow
crs got the jump ON Shade by slip
ping in with his official challenge
just Il few days before it was time
for Greb to Sign up.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
NOTICE OF SALE

To Whom 1t May Concern: Take
notice that on Friday, January sth,
1876, at 10 Il. IN. of said day, |
will turn over to the Constable of
El Centre Township, Imperial coun-
ty Cal, for sale at said time at
public auction and to the highest
bidder TOR lash at No. 463 Broad
way, +! Centre, Cal:
One Fora touring car, bearing
1923 California license No. 347ljl,
Motor No. 3GS6G0i. That said sale
viii be held under the provisions
of See. 3O5l and 30J2 c. c. of Cal.
for storage in the sum of 10000.
That more than 20 days have clap
scd since the furnishing of said
29tl0 f. J. FROWISS.
storage.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

LONG BEACH, Cal. Jan. 2.-Onc
hundred and fifty golfers, many re
nowncd nationally, toed off on the
Virginia Country Club course to
day. starting the $500 Long
Beach open which Will be decided
tomorrow.
The tournament is the first big
golf event Of tine new year.
Practically every golfer who tccd
eff today h participated in big
tou,ua mcuts. Several OF them have
fought their way TO places near tn"
top iu the United States open.
Others have won state titles.
The event is over d holes. The
matches today consisted of Is hole
qualifications. The 6i lows and
those who tie Will be eligible for
the 50 hole finals tomorrow.
The matches bear a special sig
nificance in that they precedc by
only a week the Los Angeles $lO,-
eco open. The Los Angeles tourna-
mout Will be staged January I, 8,
g aud 10. The shewings made by
golfers today and tomorrow will
count for or against them in select
ing the faYOritcS for tie Los Angc
les open.
II is almost certain that the
winner of the tournament here viii
Lcgotiatc the difficult course under
Iag. Perfect golfing weather exist
cd today with the probability of
ienty of sunshine Tomorrow.
The San Francisco soccer team dc
fcatcd the Los Angeles all-stars >
10 at LoyoIa field here yesterday.
Ace iIudkins started training here
today tor his coming bouts with
Leo PaIuso, Muahy Callahan and
others.
Henry Coggcshal, star high jump
er At uiVeI ,ity of Southern Cali.
iornia was married to NJ ISIS Marga-
ret Seaman, a high school student, it
@as learned here today.
The professional football team
that viii oppose Red Grange 5 Chi
caso Bears here January l6 started
their initial practice here today.
Among the stars who will play
against the Wheaton ice man are
Harry Shipkey, Stanford; "Hobo -
N!ncaid, |. ). G.. - Buck" Bailey,
Olympic club, and Il host of other
lesser lights.
sid Nichois, coach of Occidental S
Southern California champions, was
selected as mcHtor.
"Iuaa ha5rter, the promoter,
has not gwen up hope of securing
the services of Ernie Ncvcrs, the
Stanford wonder man..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
RANCHES FOR SALE
Owner s Offer

Fine soft soil Imperial Valley
ranch, 327 acres, half i'll good
stand al1aLta, balance in corn.
All well fenced. Irrigation and
drainage bitches in good condi-
ton. small house, "a mile to
raliload. Good road on two sides
OF property. For real bargain,
write or call on Carl Il. & Fred
+. Schader, POS Consolidated
Bldg, 9th y Hill St., Los Ange-
les. 3lt6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
MEYERS AND RED
CLASH TODAY ON
SOUTHERN FIELD
Hy United Press Leased Wire

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. .. -
The two highest paid professional
football stars will face opposing
goal posts this afternoon wlcd Red
Grange ,cads his Chicago Bears
against Ernie Ncvcrs' Jacksonville
"IrStar aggregation.
For Ncvcrs, Flash of the Pa
ciilc coast aud former Stanford
grid captain, the game will be his
professional debut.
He viii try to outShinc his great
opponent, Grange. Following the
game here the Jacksonville team
and Grangc's s Bears will play Il
series of games between here and
the Pacific coast, winding up their
season with game in Los Angeles.
Sam Houston, eat Texas lead.
err, lived with the Cherokee In
dians several years.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
SPORT. NEWS SECTION
Here and There
in Sport World

Tampa, Fla.--Red Grange broke
away for a 20 yard run for a touch
down in the fourth quarter and help
ed the Chicago Bears beat the Tam
pa Cardinals II to 3. Grange car
ricd the ball three times in the first
quarter and gained only six yards
and he completed one 80 yard pass.
Philadelphis-Bill Tilden, WORLDS
tennis champion, denied that he in
tends to retire this year to devote
his time to thcatricas. - m not
going to quit tennis until | am
bcatcn,D he said. at would not be
fair to other players to retire un-
defeated
Pittsburgh, Pa.-"Pic' Traynor,
star third bascman for the Pitts
burgh Pirates, entered a hospital to-
day for an operation on his nose.
He had his nose broken two years
ago.
San Francisco - Lester Smith,
Olympic club swimmer, won the 100
yard open style event at the Y. M.
G. A. New Year meet with Clyde
Goldwater, Stockton, second, and
Frank Mooney, Olympic, third.
Smith S time was 81 seconds.
San Diego Navy Bill" In
gram S all star eastern team defeat
ed the local eleven from the L. 5.
5. Melville headed by his brother,
Jonas, in IA New Year s day benefit
game. The score was 50 to 0. The
caStcrncrs' game was featured by
passing.
Tijuana, Moonraker, from
the La Brea stable, won the New
Years handicap, with Cherry Tree
second aud Sure Fire third. Osprey,
the great western race horse, was
withdrawn because OF his aversion
for mud.
New York-Julius Seligson, New
\ ork youngstcr, won the national in
door Junior tennis championship by
taking The final round of the cham
pionship tournament from Edward
Jacobs, Biitmorc City college, at
SO, 30, 90, 81, 6-1.
st. Louis. Mason. see
retary.treasurer uf the st. Louis Ma
ticnal league baseball club, has re-
signed TO enter other business. ac-
cCrding to announcement made
here today. No successor has been
named.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
'' THE WEATHER

Los Angeles ana Vicinity: Fair
tonight and Sunday with moderate e
temperature.
southern California; Fair tonight
and Sunday; local frost in the in
terror.
Tie fastest run on record is the
Christmas run on the bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
CARDINAL rs IMPROVED
By United Press Leased Wire

BRUSSELS, Jan. The con
dition of Cardinal Mcrcicr. who was
operated on few days ago for ul-
GER of the stomach, was reported
today to be slightly improved.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
For S'uLe--f'Ouifru

'DEPENDABILITY' MEANS A
LOT, when it has reference to the
"QUALlTY' of chicks and the
parent stock. This is EXACTLY
what you get i'll our chicks. We
handle White and Brown Leg
horns, Reds, Rocks, Anconas, Mi
norcas, Wyandotts, Brahmas, Pek-
i'll Ducklings, Turkeys, also hatch
ing eggs, broodors, feed and sup
plies. Artesia Hatchery, Artesia,
Calf. Capacity $4,000 eggs. Box
1l6. Sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
B! United Press Leased Wire


Hamilton, IcnNer lightweight. took
Il ten round beating from Ever
Hammer iii the feature bout Of It
3o-round New Year 5 day fight
card. Pat Corbott, HUTCHINSON.
Kansas, outpo;nted the veteran
Harvey Thorp of Kansas City, and
"Spider' Kelly shaded Jack Barry
in the curtain raiser.
Milwaukee.-Solly Sceman, New
York lightweight, handed Billy
Bortficld, Milwaukee flash. a severe
trouncing in ten rounds here yester-
day afternoon and in the f.fth
round dropped the Milwaukee boy
Milwaukee. = Joe Sanger. Mil
waukce, has been Signed to fight
Doc Smell, January at the Holly
wood, Cal, stadium.
Cincinnati.-Bil! Ryan, Cinciu-
matt, outboNed Bobby Barrett.
Philadelphia, in ten rounds at l54
pound, here Friday afternoon.
Philadelphia. - Willie Ilarman
New York wcIterwcight stopped
Nate Goldman, Philadelphia, in the
first ropnd. Goldman fell when h.
arose from his chair for the second
round, and was counted out Tommy
Freeman stopped Sammy Baker il,
the seventh round when the referee
ended the bout.
Bnffalo.-JimuW Sattcry, BJf-
falo light heavyweight, won ten
round decision from MaXcy Rosen-
blum, New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
13,O00,0O0 TROUT EGGS
TAKEN IN NOVEMBER
Hy United Press Leased Nir.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. More
than 13,00O,000 Eastern Brook
Trout eggs were taken during No
vcmbcr in East Lake and Elk Lake
IN central Oregon, according to Il
report made by NJ, l.. Ryckman,
superintendent of hatchcricS.
This is II record take, it was stat
ed.
These shortest days are the long.
est to the boy waiting for Santa
Claus.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
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Phone 43l
WE OFFER YOU

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this and other good buys III
AIgn class Lands see
Arf'LEnBAU U0H, with
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
lODAY'S WANT ADS

=" ANTED-Woman to help with
hOuseWork and care for two
chndren from IL to daily. Call
ut 40 Vine st. Sunday. 2t1dh
POULTRY bought and sold Call on
us at 1US2 Woodward Ave. Or
Phone 366, formerly located at
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WANTED - 10 rent furnished
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FOR SALH-Modern five room
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description with numbers, mort
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FOR LEASE-To responsible party
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limits. 2t6
EARN MONEY at home, clipping
newspapers, addressing postal
cards. No experience or canvass
ing. Particulars free. Zeno Ser
vice, 90 W. Washington, Desk
B75, Chicago. 2tl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02

FOR SALE-My flock of White
Lcghorn hens at Sandia, all or
part. Mrs. Porter \. Ferguson,
Rte \, Box III, ioltville. 19tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02

bought and sold. Call on
us at 1US2 Woodward Ave. Or
Phone 366, formerly located at
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
:.
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

San Francisco-frankic Muskie,
substituting for Mickey Rockson,
took Il lacing from frankie Camp
bell in the ten round main event
here last night.
Newman, Calf f.-Manuel Azcvedo,
Sacramento welterwcight, knocked
out Young Carmen, San Jose, in the
eighth round Of their ten round
main event here last night. Young
Stino, Stockton, Knocked out Fred
die Bonilas, Los Banos wclter, III
the second round of six round
bout.
Sacramento - Peter Sarmiento.
Filipino, won Il decision from Young
Farrell OF San Francisco last night.
The ten round contest was one of
the fastest seen here i'll some time.
SarmicntO set a relentless pace from
the starting gong.
Tacoma, Wash. Young Jack
Dempsey of Puyallup knocked Jack
Redlck, Canadian light heavyweight,
out iii the first round here.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
r OE Slse---f.eul e.sS.ss.
FOR SALE

Az acre ranch, miles south
west of III Ientr0. All in anal
Ia. uood hOdse, good water de-
HNory at corner ~ hOuse ON
haLIal cahaI. Inc hlgn qua
n.y ana easy terms Wnl sell
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lady bookkcepcr and typist. Phone
34SJ. soto
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
Situations Wanted

COMPETENT MAN, eight years
experience, wants job as ranch
foreman. ID. \. Smith, Box $40,
Imperial. 29t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02

" "ANTED-Woman to help with
houseWork and care for two
chndren from IL to . daily. Call
at 40 Vine st. Sunday. 2t1dh
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02

FOR SALR-Thoroughbred Barred
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miles west and u miles south of
Imperial 2St6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02

WANTED - 10 rent furnished
house. FL Centre or Imperial. Ad-
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02

Woodcn fms attached to the
feet Of swimmers is sald to increase
the speed of swimming ten times.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02

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les for advertised product. No
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
THE PRESS CT LASSIFIED SECTION
For S0te-N ssceLl0sIevsI.

EOs oAkC-u SCCCGklUSSOeO
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FOR SALE-Eucalyptus stove
wood, So per tier delivered; 50
per tier at ranch. u. u. HusSey,
Oeeley. 17t14
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roofs, grown from reselected,
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main, "a mile south, east side of
canal. 29t6
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baled alfalfa hay. Old Bert
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highway. See Ports at ranch or
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alfalfa and barley, ready to feed.
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wood. l mile south Ell Centre. 29t6
SpeCaUt NULLCe
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For SQle-AutOm0biteS

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Call Or. Greenwell, Bank of Italy
Bldg. Ell Centre. Phone las. See
car at Cass q Morgan garage. 23u
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With glasses and purse. FL Cen
tro or Imperial. Reward. Return
to Press office. 2t3
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SNeClUt NULlCe

WANTED-Room i'll private fam
lily, elderly couple preferred. p.
.. Box 456. soto
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02

Pittsburgh, Pa" Pic'' Traynor,
star third bascman for the Pitts
burgh Pirates, entered hospital to-
day for an operation on his nose.
He had his nose broken two years
ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02

EARN MONEY at home, clipping
newspapers, addressing postal
cards. No experience or canvass
ing. Particulars free. Zeno Ser
vice, 90 W. Washington, Desk
RS, Chicago. 2tl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-02
PUSH THEM
CLOUDS AWAY!

That 5 our job. Pushing away
the clouds of the waShday that
darkcncd your home-life once