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and Rec o. coffey. 20. Of LincoInton.
n. G. The Rev. II. n. Hennig.
Gordon Scott Maynard. 2s. and Eliza
Richmond, Va. The Rev. &. b. Tucker.
Msushaw. 70. The Rev. q. s. Abbott.
Allan Thorns. IS. and Easter Eads..
g. Of Baltimore. Nd. Judge r =.
1li Paul ). .cnaiIlou, q. ana Gsnevlsy.
The Rev. III. Nj Hennig.
ROLAND III. Fortyunes %. and Lila
sg gobs Wilson ri nhs sn ass and ss Mar
garet Lucille Lawson, 81, The Rev.
PnIliD i. Wagner. IS. ana AIbertia y.
James i. H la Is. ana Catherine
Il Grass, ~. The Rev. 4. 8. Weber.
walter Nelson Webber, e, and Essie
Parr. 90, Of Pedlar Mills, Va The
Ralph BsinkieSy. Il. Of Nesfsvilie va.
ands Florence N. Reitz. FL Of Lam
caster. re. The Rev: =. r. Hsnnis.1
Drew, 90 The Rev. 4. 4. cunningham
II. stewart Locks, "a, ana Mary Elize-
beth Higdou. 10. The Rsy. a. y.
Di Eanard arIler. Il. and Mary Elnor
Fletcher. 40. The Rev. G. II. Fox.
jefferson Thompson. "a, and Gather
Inc MiIis 81 Ths .r Esy a TOpi Mabel
Catherine Bryant. -. The Rev. r. 2.
Claude q. Johnson, Is. ana Bertha
Barber, 20 The Rev. A. ]. Tyler.
OuYnan Curtis. Is, and Evelyn VIII
liams, SO. The Hev. " 2: Jarvis.
Eari Baylor, q, and Ruth Crown. -;
Theodore Roosevelt Pitts -, and
Genevisye b. Foreman. Is, The Rev.
q George b. j. Oliver, 10. and Ruth
Price 90 The Rev. VIM. y. Jarvis.
Percy RagIand. 21. and Evelyn Fraz-
Ter. 20. The Rev. r. p. GRIMES.
Ralph a. Hablett, a. OF Pittsburgh,
Pa, and Dorothy b. Smith, IS. Of
Avalon. Pa. The Rev. William -.
Jack Thacker, II, and Doiiie NJ
Simms rs. both Of Orange. Va. The
Rev william n. Hoffman.
John A. Yates, 20, and Mary y.
st0ner, 10. The Rev. =. g. Moore.
Riley TunstaI. ~, and Lucy Taylor.
ri The Rev. ]. q. Harvey.
Dennis. 10. The Rev w. WsBtray.
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Better An Round

II followed him down Benning
Road a little after midnight Sat-
urday at forty-six miles an hour,
your honor He had to slow up
when he turned the corner at
Fifteenth and III, so got him at
Fourteenth and Florida Avenue.
He said he was learning to drive"
The court: You'll be better
off learning not to drive, young
man, il you're going to keep on
at that rate. This is your first
lesson, and it will cost you SIS"
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sparsifyinr the Population

II picked this man up on the
return trip, your honor, and fol
lowed him from Fifteenth and II
to the bridge at So"
Boob: Its a sparsely settled
section along that part Of the
road, your honor. There aren't
very many people living out
you don't give EN- any chance
to, running through there at that
speed. So"
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HUDSON COACH


Latest model. 1895: well equipped
bumper bumperettes, tire. lock and
chain, motometer and barr special
Spreadlight tense. brand new spare tire
This car has run less than 5000 miles.
upholstery and general appearances Is
good; mechanically in Al condition.
and will stand any demonstrat ton or
test, An unusual buy for only 334s
cash and $50 q month including every.
thing. Remember the address and
bring your deposit. Walace Motor Co.
Nash Distributors. 1903 L st. Main 1919
1924 RICKENBACKER SEDAN
Just out of paint shop. snappy maroon
paint with black tenders. motor has
been thoroughly overhauied and Y ex.
soiled. Here is high grade closed car
that will give wonderful service 1t =
third of the original cost. Extras in-
clude disc wheels. automatic Windshield
wiper. rear vision mirror. spare tire.
etc, SITS. or $32{A down and $44 -
month for 10 months. including fl
nance charges.
wARDMAN-JUsTICE
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MRS. THERESA L. TURNER

Funeral services for Mrs. Theresa
l.. Turner, wife Of the Rev. VIII
liam r. Turner. who died at her
home, 23O1 Connecticut Ave. n. W.,
Monday, will be held tomorrow
morning at 9:30 o'clock in ST.
Margaret's Episcopal Church.
She is survived by her husband.
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Photo by Underwot

Photo by Underwood
MAJOR GEN. FOX CONNER
Am assistant chief of staff. will
become deputy chief Of staff,
United States Army. succeeding
Major Gen. Dennis e. Nolan. ac-
cOrdlng to announcement By the
War Department.
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AutOIllOtiye

PhoWs Classified Ado % MolN E21e
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
BUICK, 1872 1alter &C., b-passenger
sedan: original paint; mechanically
new 1893 49, saiIss car iberai tsrnas.
Franklin 1866. Ask for M. PeAike q
BUTCK AGENCY--101O CONN. AVE.
Open Sunday ana Evenings
Come II and zee the new Buick
Liberal termsyour car In trade.
Ask for Mr.. Gaddez-l01e Conn. Ave.
CHFVROLET TOURfNC- neW
tires excellent running shape; I'D
cash. balance terms; Adams
DODGE ROApsTER Reprinted; ever
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FORD sedan. 1875: Al condition
/. bumpers and extrags 5000 can ST
range terms Call Columbia $3.50.
FORD COUPE
chanicaI condition: price Exceptionally
low; cash payment very low, balance
monthly. Triangle Motor Co.. N. Capt.
toll and ". y Ave.
FORD ROADSTER New paint: good
tires. new top; will sell $50 cash
2015 18th ST. 81 ~.
HUDSON Coach, 1875 Mileage 500
bumper. motometer. spare; in excel
lent condition; excellent appearance
liberal terms. Phone Frank. 1861. Ash
for Mr.. Peake or 1890 u ST ~: w.
OLDSMOBfLE TOURING Repainted.
tires like new car ready for dem
onstration: $50 cash. balance 3 -
terms. Adams Motor CO.. 2016 18th
et. ~. W.
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1922 WTLLYS-KNTGHT SEDAN

Many people prefer knight motor.
The motors actually improve with
use This car has new paint natural
wood wheels, Gabriel snubbers. bumper.
lock on motor meter and other extras.
Upholstery is the finest plush obtain
able, five good tires. It won't be here
long at $375. or $1e1 down payment
and SCI month for IL months. in
Guiding finance charges
wARDMAN-JusTIcE.
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BIRTHS .

Arthur l.. and Viola NJ. Dempsey, girl.
Frank and Carmala Viii. boy.
Tomas and Concetta Alongi boy.
Henry r. and Clara f. Long. boy.
Barney w. and Elizabeth q. Will
ans, girl.
Thomas A. and Gertrude Blaben, girl.
Ferdinand and Mary L. Barbefa, girl.
Charles H. and Ida b. Gross, girl.
William and Florena Broxton, boy.
Edward and Ruth Barnes. boy.
william w. and Ella L. Stephenson.
irl
Frank and virgie Miles, girl.
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1925 CHRYSLER
RROITGHAM

Cost new about 32.IB0. Has been run
only 3, 900 miles. This car Ii practically
new. Carries new car GUARANTEES. Not
q biemish on i. rare chance 70 save
that has been driven just enough to
get it thoroughly tuned MP. Come In
stration. chance to save S600-Don't
delay-this one will be snapped up
II. b LBARY. JR. = BROS
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pnath notices

DAWSON Monday. February y, asz "
the Iate Thomas w. Davis. 49,
Funeral services from wise W
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ST her residence, 1910 10Th ST., 3. " Z
JULIA w GARDNER, widow % sns
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Of Edward J. Gardner. Notice =
funeral later
THOdPsON--On Monday, February ",
1925. 1t Providence HospitAl ~ - y.
GARET NJ, beloved wife q - I y-. g.
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the residence Of her brother: MauFics
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1924 RICKENBACKER
C0IJpE

This Coupe seats four adults in rea
comfort Car Ia In remarkably good
naint in splendid condition: upholstery
IN absoIuteiy NEW condition because OF
hands some seat covers that were In
cost about 92,250 and II Q really re-
variable value at our price OF $500
Can be bought for $3.50 cash and. kal-
H B. LEARY. IN. d BROS.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank and virgie Miles. girl.
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HUDSON COACH
Y.ATM fA2a.

This car has been completely owe.
hauled and rerpainted, looks good A.
new ana runs perfect: will give won
derful service: good rubber. new spare.
upholstery In excellent condition. This
Is d car that any one will be proud
to own after driving ii. Can be
bought for S676. Cash or terms. ~
others to choose from.
LAMBERT-H MOTORS CO.
1912 + ST., West of Conn. Ave
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EFFECTIVE this aate-I will not be
responsible for debts contracted by
anyone other than fnyself-George Her
bert Ofenstein, 615 ~. Y. Ave. N. W.,
Washington. d. G.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Stanford and i. c.
Meet Tomorrow
ny United Press Leased Wire

&AN FRANCISCO, April Is. The
annual big meet - of the Pacific
coast tine track ana field clash be
tween tie University of California
and Stanford University - takes
place tomorrow on the Cardinal
oval Today opinions stand equal
IL divided, if not neutral, as to the
outcome.
The teams appear perfectly
matched, Judging their respective
accomplishments Of the season.
Dopcstcrs have Iittlc Of tangible ma
itrr oil which to base predictions.
Tho tday concrete fact at ngid is
tliaf it win be q lnightv2clo8o' ffS ct,
ami that doesn { help in picking the
winner. .-.
The clash OF the Goiien Bears and
the Cardinals This year bids fair to
attract more attention ggthan in
many s"Gsons p:tst. A special
train has been chartered by students
Of the Berkeley institution to take
their crowds to Pa'o Alto.
Prophets reveal, in today s. pos
sibly wild imaginings, that the nlecr
may hang on the outcome of three
cvcnts-:hc low hurdles, high hurd'
les and The relays.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Batters Are Not
Connecting Yet
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, April 16.-Dccrcase
in the number of early season home
Iruns leads several major league
managers and players to believe that
some Of the "rabbit - has been TAX
en- out of the ball.
They do not believe that the
theory of better pitching jllsti.
fics a 50 per cent decrease in slug
cing from Il corresponding period
last year. In the first two days
last season major li'gue batters
scored 20 homers. - in the Amerl-
can league ana I'VE III the national,
aud so far there have been Only ten
this year, nine i'll the National and
one III the American league.
Some American league men see
themselves vindicatcd in the figures
for the stand they took that a pitch
- would not be made more cffcc
tive by using resin on his hands.
Most of the National league pitchers
taking advantage of the m0diflca-
ton of the freak rule, have been
rubbing resin ON their hands and
yet they have been outhit 9 to /.
Miller lluggins, manager of the
Nanhccs, is one of the experts who
claims that tx" bah is slower and al
Though il might reduce the range of
Habc Ruth and some Of his other
s.uggcrs he is Of the opinion that
the slower bail is best for the game.
- Rabbit lMaranvilIc, yctcraC
Frooklyn short stop, who has bccn
distinguishing himself this season
with his brilliant fielding, express
ed the opinion that some Of the ho2
Lad been taken ont Of the ball.
Major league officials nevcr-havc
admitted that the ball WIS enliven-
cI to suit the craze for slugginG
started by Babe Ruth, and they deny
any knowledge now that the ball has
h'cn changed again.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Here and There
in Sport World

New York. Tiger Flowers
"nrI,!s middle weight champion,
viii defend his title against
MickcY Walker, wcitcrwcight
champion, in tine Yankee Stadium ON
June =. if the boxing commission
sanctions Tex Rickard S application
tor jh" match.
New York, - Tex Rickard, New
York pirmoter, went to Chicago to.
dav "ou business. Before h" re
turns to New York he is expected
- meet Jack dempsey aud make
taai arrangements with the champ
ION for bout against Gene Tunncy.
4aHN rcForrrs'. matchmaking for
thc i'oio grounds, sni1 h. had signed
Tumcy 10 meet larry Wills but
thaj wills had not been signed.
New York --itaiian Jack Herman
&steg9a N.w York heavyweight
hu.cN.a cat Johnny Crosse, New
York. ia iho seventh round. 1t
&as Ill" dist timr Crosse had been
stopped
East Chicago, md. - Merle Altr
Lad hitting boxer from ludianar.
s4s. aul California Joe Lynch, lrHd
lag contender for the bantam titlc
net, here in - 10 round wmdup TO
n;aht. -
tk,on. ohio. - 'Gddie Shea, Chi
tsgo, ,rorrj a technical knockout
orrr tl.l Verdi, Rochester, feather
weight, in the fifth roard.
TresEo,-pct"r. DE- raolo, smil,rl
clar or ffo Nmcrican speedway, wol
hr 3" mlto. b-no ribbon even. yes
TO-DAY atteooou or The Frcsr'
far gsound races featuring the l92t
raisiu festival program. Gar ! COOP
-. track veteran, took the p jnD
dash. De Pnoin's : lime ~as % min
utcs, ! seconds for the - mites al,
Coopcr's was ! m.Iutes, n see
ODDS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
l.. A. Hockey Team
Defeats New York
Hy United prcss Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. April I6.--Dcter-
mnation and ability enabled the
Los Angeles pros to defeat the New
York Americans in the fourth game
Of thcir. five game hockey series
here last night G'hc score was )
TO >.
It WAS the best game of the series.
Both teams fought harder than thcy
have been and were perfect on de-
fcns". NeW York scored first after
I3,. minutes of the first period had
passed. Los Angeles tied the score
one minute before the end Of the
second period ana forged one point
ahead 80 seconds Later, New York
made the score , to2 after II min
utcs of playing IN the third period.
The pros cInched the game Just be
fore the final bell rang.
This gives New York two vie.
tories, Los Angeles one, and one
game was ted. The final game viii
Oc piaycd al the i'alaiS dc Glacc to-
Inpr'r0W night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
lost Tnd Found

LOST-1926 pocket memorandum
book. Name L. w. .Zinn in book.
Return to d. L. Zinn for reward.
15t3
LOST-Onc horse mule, 900 lbs,
and one mare mule, 1000 lbs. 8,
brand left front foot, old cut,
tails partly shaved. Reward. No
tify lIalm4uiSt Implement Store,
Phone II, Calipatria. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
.Sacs' Pitcher
Held the Oaks

'-.' 'N,' = = '-----------'-@. ~ IS Ss
Elwood Martin pitched so we'll for
Sacramento that Oakland WAS able
to collect only four hits, the result
being Il victory for thcF Senators :
to o.
The San Francisco Missions shat
out the san Francisco Seals by q
score Of 10 to o. The Seals had hop
cs OF perhaps tying the count until
the disastrous sixth inning, in which
The Missions added six to their score
count.
Los Angeles stopped Hollywood >
to |, with Sinner Jacobs pitching a
mastcrful game in which he allowed
the Stars only four hits.
Seattle leads its series with Porte
land, two games TO one as a result
Of It's victory over the Beavers, 8
to -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
SPUG NE YERS AND LOU PALUSO TO
BATTLE TONIGHT: DEMPSEY STILL
EXHIBITING: 100 GOLFERS TEE OFF

fof the most difficult in the state.
The second qualifying round will
be held tomorrow and the 81 low
scores and ties will be eligible to
compete in the 36 hole finals Sun
day.
Boxing fans paid $18,70O to see
Johnny Adams win decision over
Ace lIud<ins at the Olympic audi
tofium Wednesday night. This is Il
new record here for an indoor show
with So the top price for seats.
Babe Brown, colored middle
weight, was awarded a technical
knockout over Sailor Larry in the
ninth round of their ten round bout
at Pasadena last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For SQte--MiSceLJune0us

ror Sate-MisceIJuneoRs
PIANO FOR SALE or rent. 515
Broadway. Phone 2lo. 2ltf
FOR SALE-50O Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. ii.
II. Hunter, San Diego, Rte. 4, Box
4/9, Nursery, Lemon Grove. 1Ytt
FORDSON tractor for sale. Cheap.
In first class shape. 2. Skelly, Box
POI, Imperial. ITO
ELECTRIC incubators for sale. AL
fred Casubon, Villa Farms, agent
Cor Thermo-E!ectric Co. Come
and see them operating now. it's
CHOICE DESERT honey. 54o
Broadway. Oft
FOR SALE-Fine income proper
" IN first class neighborhood, or
will trade for L. A. No agents.
Inquire at $50 Holt Ave. 7t12
FOR SALE-International 1922
power hay press, 1920 Interna
tICnal tractor. buck rakes, all
Al shape. Used one season. Bar
gam. &. r. Pinney, 9th and Or
angc, HoltvilIe. 10t10
FOR SAT.E-Two used 30x5 truck
tires. Cheap. Martin Donald, cor
ncr Of Fourth and State st. 1Ot7
FOR SALE-Lcasc, dairy COWS and
equipment. Close i'll. Bargain if
taken Immediately. Write Box
1O7l city or see CODE Hurst at
Bank Of Italy. 10t5
FOR @ALE-Hcad milo, $500 per
ton. ThresAcd $50. G. G.. Hussey,
Seeley. 1876
FOR sALf-LunrI. counter anI
soft drink stand. Here to sell.
Account sickness. I'll w. Main,
FL Centre. 1jt6
MUST SACRIFICE beautiful piano.
%i25 takes it. Leaving the val
icy. fitSV terms 10 FciElbIc par
ty. Address care. imperial Val.
ley Press. Box 900. 15t3
FOR SALE-W 40 Of y so acres.
Tract 42a I ID IL Is, y mile
east Meloand store. Cash or
terms. Address Sargent, 1235 +.
Wilson, Glendale, Cal 12t6
FOR SALE-Two General Electric
fans, 10 inch, Al condition, gu
aranteed. $3.50 each. =. O. Box
1894. 14t4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Ry United Press Leased Wire

II
Los ANGELES, April l6. .- The
main event at Hollywood tonight be
tween Spug Meyers of Idaho, and
Lou Paluso; the salt lake light
weight, appears to be an even money
fight today 40, ..,l,
The pair fought to a draw in Salt
Lake 4 few months ago and their
records are very nearly equal. Wag
erers would not giSc cithrr fighter
an edge today. = q
Both are among the best on the
coast and should put up good
fight.
- -5'' .f[f
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight cham
pion Of the world, left here today
for Ell Paso, Texas, where he viii
participate in. several exhibition
fights.
Dempsey took number Of his
sparring partners with him. He plans
to visit Chicago the scene OF his
scheduled fight with Harry Wits
next Labor day, before he returns
to tins city 9& 4
More than 100 golfers wsc to tee
off at the ri CabaIlcro, ,tsoUntry club
today for the first IS holes OF play
for the California state open.
Out Of thesetgolf fers "a new cham
pion wilt he crowned. as MaeIDon
aid sniff, winner S6f thcr tourr;r-
mcnt in 1924 and 1929 is not among
the entrants.
Golf stick wizards fupm ;ll~ parts
of the state are prescntafor. Tie first
half OF the qualifying roTtiid. Mort H.
crn California is represented bN
three exceptionally good players,
Harold Sampson ot berhngamc, Joe
Novak of Berkeley, ami Abe Eapi-
nosa Of San Francisco.
George Nou Elm. local amateur,
was strong favoritc when he tcrd
Oft. Other southern CaIitomla stars
who are colfceded It good chance
over the - holes of play are D.ck
Iinarcs from Long Beach; Dallas
Jctfcis, hncraldc; JACK TarrWt
Chick Fraser and Wuic Hunter
The FL Caballcro course Is one
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Football Is Big
Business at U. G..

BERKELEY, CAL, April 10
Football is Il hi% business enterprise
at the University of California.
During the last season gross rrN-
"uucS from football amounted to
$i57,ol6,46, and net profits amount
ed to &22l 90l,06. Receipts from
other forms of collegiate athletics
did not amount to more than few
hundred dollars.
Much of the profits, according to
"a report of Graduate Manager La
thrr y. Nichols, went TO carry other
athletic activities. The final in.
Stallmcut on the Memorial Stadium
was paid out of profit from last
season 5 football
StaniSauS County is going to pass
Il new melon mSpCctiuu ordinaucp
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Cy Williams Run
Won for Philley

Yesterdays hcro-Cy Williams,
veteran Philly outficldcr, went in
as a pinch hitter with the bases fill
ed and hit homer, beating the
Braves 5 to t.
Vie Keen, former Cub pitcher, let
'thc Pirates down with five scatter.
ed hits and shutout the Pirates ,
to 0.
Five errors by the Washington de.
fcuSc helped tie Athletics win their
first game of the series 9 to ).
The White SoX knocked Tom
Zachary out of tn box and beat the
Browns II to t.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Base Ball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Chicago il, St. Louis +.
Philadelphia 9, Washington 3.
Boston-New York, postponed cold.
oit-Cleveland, postponed, cold.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Coolidge Wholly
Recovered To-day
by United Press LrnScd Wire

NASNINUTON, April l6.-irc,i
dent Coolidg" returned to His dos;
today entirely recovered from thy
Sight cold and indigestion he sUf
t"rcd yesterday. The president VA.
at his desk for a minute hate vcs;er-
day after taking a strill around the
@hi;c house lawn iIo spout rc~
h"nrS in bed, but, fonlipg impYoy.
I'd in the early afternoon. hc arose
and AZ" Il light luncheon,
There are 1000 COWS in Mcrcc,
County now under production tcsr
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COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

VSCUIUa NeSuICS
Mission 10, San Francisco 0.
Seattle >, Portland =.
Sacramento !, Oakland 0.
Los Angeles ), Hollywood l..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday'S S Result

Philadelphia 8, Boston +.
st. Louis =, Pittsburgh 0.
New Nork-Brooklyn, postponed,
cold.
Cmcinnati-Chicago, postponed,
cold.
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lODAY'S WANT ADS.

BABY CHICES-Imperial Rlnglet
Barred Rocks and dart red egg
pedigreed r. l. Reds. Best quality
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from your eggs than your hens
do. Mrs. II. Ihams, Rte. l, Box
2IO, FL Centre. Fast to end Of
pavement then l Il mile north.
thur & fri If
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" ANFED Steady reliable ranch
hand. Q. j. Bradshaw. Phone
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prompt personal service.
Ranch properties especially
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For Saie-ReaI Estate

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