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SOME Do AID AND
SOME Do NOT AT
FEDERAL BUILDING
Employees Named Through
Senators Help Campaigns
Financially.

Although Federal employees In In
dianapolis are not contributing 10
per cent of their annual wages 70
aid the campaign OF Senators James
e. Watson and Arthur Robinson.
certain members Of the Govern
ments staff whose appointments
are on direct recommendation from
the Senators, have and are contrib
uting heavily, it has been learned.
1t is understood that all officials
at the Federal Bldg, except those
holding civil service jobs, contribute
under the unwritten law Of give
and take"
According to information from
Washington the Senators and Re-
publican State Chairman Clyde
Walb met there in June, chief of
the questions discussed being the
levying of 10 per cent on employees
wages for campaign finances.
Officials and employees deny that
they have been approached for the
assessment.
However, the higher-ups at the
building. declare it is a matter of
etiquette and that under a gentle
mems agreement they voluntarily
contribute to the fund, the fact being
that noncontribution would be
checked carefully.
Hardly Wise"
of course, a person can realize
that after being put into Office on
Of
hardly would be wise not to con-
tribute" one official said.
He admitted making substantial
contributions.
Prohibition agents, employees Of
the clerks Office, and others at the
building declared they never had
been approached, and many declared
they had no political affiliations and
were not contributing to any po-
litical funds.
Denial by Meredith.
Along with other political gossip
In the Government building comes
United States Marshal Linus p.
Meredith's denial that he has heard
he will not be reappointed Oct l.,
the expiration of his fOur.year term.
Rumor to this effect is current in
Republican political circles.
Meredith, according to information,
has become a load too heavy" for
Watson since the w. p. Squibb
whiskey theft in the Federal Bldg.
At the other end of the building,
United States District Attorney
Albert Ward does his work and re.
mains silent on reports of his moves
to tender his resignation as district
attorney soon. Ward declared the
reports were not worth discussing.
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Investigation of the suicide of An
thon Rupar. 65. Of ISL n. Warman
Ave, was made today by Coroner
Paul r. Robinson. Rupar's body
was found hanging from rafter in
shed in rear of his home. 1t was
believed he had been dead eighteen
hours. He was a railroad shop
worker and is said tc have a wife
in Austria.
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AGED WOMAN KILLED

BIZ United Press
CHESTER, Pa. Sept. 3.-Mrs
Hattie Lepreux. 70, was killed and
her son/burt when their automobile
crashed into telegraph pole on the
Baltimore pike at Wawa, near here,
today.
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In the Sugar Market
(Bv Thomson & McKinnon

By Thomson e. McKinnon)
spot market or in refined sugar Yesterday.
The position of Cuban holders of raw APP
pears as satisfactory as at any time re-
Gently The consumption of haw sugar Is
rapidly reducing supplies in Cuba. Today S
pre- holiday market is likely to develop lit
tie fresh interest
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TROUBLE AT CHICAGO
Wage Increase, Shorter Hours De
manded.

BIZ Lnifei Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Strike orders
will be issued to all musicians in
motion picture and vaudeville
houses here unless managers grant
a wage increase and working hour
cut. the Chicago Federation of Mu.
sicians has announced.
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~ cHi nsssS see Sen. a-Appes basket rs
a s5c; elsckbbsrries is f. case. 81 'ooG
5.5o: blvsbcrriss Is g. 81 .. c sss ss:oom
s sgS Fspo f1';se' ps.rs Sc gsaf 2e
so5: riuins bushsl. a N n a5: red
rsspbsrrie.; 12l5 rts $3.50 2.TS ram
81 soM1.75 watermslons. per car. s1c5
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AVERAGE STOCK PRICES

Average price. Of twenty industrial
stocks 1923. off 10.
Average price of twenty rails 1919,
off OF.
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Local Wagon Wheat
CHICAGO FRUIT

LOCAL grain elevators are paying Sill
for No. 2 red wheat Other grades are
purchased on their merits.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
D NEW SYoRKs' Sept. 3--Foreign ex.
chang, closed steady Demand sterling.
$td SS55s.c t Fl 81 S9} betsum of 9s lire o
~ y marks, IS soc; Holland. 40.0sc;
Russia 515c;. Hongkons, 53iac: shans,
hi .6s y .: Yokohama. .4S1Sc
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Chicago Grain Table

Sept 1899 14.92 1876 14.70 14.s7
RIBS
Sept nominal 1915 1875
sspt, .92S 80. .9gt ssaa% ss3s
May 1.04 los 4 1.O4 los LOAN
CHICAGO. Sept 3.--Carot receipts
were. Wheat. 100; corn, so: ats, 303;
rye. Is.
CHICAGO. Sept 3,-Primary receipts
Wheat . 193, 600. against 913. 900; corn.
$50 600, against 4I70O0: oats. l 900 900.
against i17600Q. Shipments Wheat,
IS 600, against S31 900: corn $50. 900,
against 4Sl 900: oats. 293 900, against
400 ,o00
CHICAGO. Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING
m 1,c: December. up 1c Nav. IN 81
Corn-September. up / &c: December. up
&c: Nav, M 20. Oats-September, un-
changed: December. up i4c; May. up "A c.
ProvisiOns-Lower.
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BIG REDUCTIONS

FIIeen Others 70 choose from.
$50 and up
TERMS
HAYNES SCHMIDT, INC.
1003-5 n Meridian Lin. 7575.7576
Open Evenings and Sunday
FOR SALE-Ford speedster or trade
City Hospital GARAGE
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Banks and Exchange
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Sept. 3
nCAI ELIZA RINF

LUINL VLEAKINNNN
Indianapoli hank clearings for today
amounted to S4,106.0 600 Debts. ST.
G29, 900.
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NEW YORK CLEARINGs
LOOKS INTO SUICIDE

NEW YORK Sept. 3.-Clearings. $3.50.
900 900: balances. S92 .000. 900.
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80 Shares tndpls st Ry . A
5 Shares T Ii Trac Light -. 90 a
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Legal Notices

NOTICE
Pursuant with Section SO Chanter o12
ACTS 1928 General Assembly. the Overland
i9EI Roadster. motor No j00252 owned
by John Kelly will be sold to satisfy a lien
O. 92Q by Thos. j. Harp. TAG Z. Pratt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
SPORT NEWS SECTION

performed around New Orleans and
other southern cities under the
name Of Battling Rcddy before he
invaded California, The California
boxing commission, being u stichlc-
for FORM insists on the boys bat
iilug under their correct monickcr~
so Battling Rcddy became Tommy
Shul.
Benny Chavez, who is going up
against a pretty hj4h class article
lu 'at:u. AiAnrt jacks, is back at
the training grind with every indi-
cation Lis mirDs Viii be o. x. by the
time the gong sounds. lie banged
up his right fin the other might
wnot b" Was pa,tjug trautic Ara-
gou for his second victory over the
.,,al troh,rHnj-ht. This Jacks.
who muc quite uamc for himself
U dear Old England before he in
laGr4 TIE l.. :. !, about as classy a
performer a~ Eouuv ha- been called
to meet This bout may steal the
show.
Not much IS known about tbs De
Soto person who appears Ia Ire -p.-
cjal eFcut ba' he comes here with
recommendation, of hc:"2 r,owI
"'ca-af.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
'TODAYS WANT ADS

FOR SALE Alfalfa pasture for
dry stock. ~ miles west B. l.
Dfani, 24.st
NEW LAWNS by contract. q.
Hughes, gardcncd. Press box 991.
24-3
FOR SALE -Fordsou tractor. eight
it, Osborne disc, three section
chag harrow, spring tooth harrow.
orchard and vineyard cultivator
urd turnover, dIsc pillow. 800 Crap.
picking boxes ana 1000 #. grape
stakes, also furniture. W. *.
shannon. I. miles So. Mololand
-torp 9I-G
Tor RENT -Tutui>hed room mod.
crn house. $nquiro J59 He'll st.
24-&
FOR SALE One mile OF posts and
wire, practically new, bargain. In
quirc zoos 50. 4th or 153 no. 9TH
=. 24-3
EOE SALE Choice grapes, f.. milo
~ost II mile north Of McCabo
school. Fred Veliqucttc. 2l.5
FOR BENT-Wcll furnished 6 room
house. centrally located. Key at
6ls Hell. 24tf
WANTED stanographrr for yaca-
ton relief. Union Oil Co. Of Cal
ifornia. 21-2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

moter Of the game III Los Angeles
will have charge Of the bout but
Strc!jngcr advised INN to con,tdcr
Depalua, who had claim ON Low
is services. The match viii 60 to
u finish and the top prices wirI be
80. Both 2rapplcra must be iu Los
Angeles ten days previous to tile
meeting and neither may engage IN
a bout for ten days preceding the
championship event.
tu.os~ John 'e>ea Nebraska
''Tige1uan gets contrary and re
fuses to be thrown by Stechrr There
will ho Il showdown OH the question
OF VINO hoids the world heavy
weight wrestling It'll.
!u rnr meantime LOWS uid take
Oh y he Rom tno, ItatIau 1fr.r.or. lu
Jack nJy,c 5 &.rAu i. Vernon Aug.
ust 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
NOTICE Or MEETING
OF Board of Equa uzauon, Imperial
IRRIGATION District

Tho assessor Of t'tn Imper'Al irg'-
cation District, having completed
tho assessments for the year 1926,
la, delivered the books to the sec
rotary Of the board Of directors, ~-uo
row have lArm ia his otf,rr III the
Na>onic bidding, FL Crut"o, Cal.
tornja, where they VIII remai@ for
the inspection of all persons int resi-
cd until September /, 1895.
The board Of dlrrctors, a'..uL rs
BOARD Of ouualilatior of =, id In.
rcrjal Irrigation District Wl.l me-,
- cqualil" assessments and continue
ia session FROM September LIST 'o
September l;h, l92C, .4,d from rimo
to tlwo lhrrrattcr as long @s H..
be urressarr, not TO cNrred 'oo days
exclusive ot Sundays. to bear and
@rtormlno suck ohlortipuy to tie val.
ua''on aud assessment as mgy come
hcforc it.
by order of the board of directors.
f. H. NEWER, Secretary.
fajIy aug ; to sep
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
FAST PRELINI IS
ADDED TO LOCAL
BOXING MATCHES,

\ six round special event between
Young De soto and Battling Ju1u
son has been added to thr two mJia
events which will bee di,hcl up Tor
local fans at the fight arena here
Friday night.
This will give the fans % rounds
Of milling and the card promises
plenty of action. rhc BOYS Do tine
first main event. Smll awi HrlIo.
may slice a few rounds Off tine pro-
gram, however, by registering II
knoctoui ia tb" carly sessions. Eo'h
ShuIl and BcIlo carry Il mean wallop
and the fray may never peach the
tenth frame.
ShulI appears 10 be- in much bet
ter condition than when hr went out
against the rugged BclIo II tc"
week, ago On that occasion he
held BrIlo TO Il draw bat he did not
appear any too confident and the
aggressive ruNhcs of Bello had him
considerably worried. Shuil j., u
veteran of the boxing game. ha'm.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

FOR RENT Cool sjcco : r,.m-.
Close in. no Broadway. lst6
FOR RENT room 10fnished
house with bat.. inquire 672 Ci
ange. l9tt
FOR REAT-yhrce rooms, bath,
breakfast nook. co. Orange. Call
after 5p. IN. 22-f
FOR RENT-I,ront apartment, fur
nished. Three rooms. large screen
porch. ~ Olive -3tf
FOR RHNT-Room suitable for one
gentleman and board il desired.
Si6 Broadway St. 2ltf
FOR RENT-FurnishcI cottage
5o31. Commercial street. 30
FOR RENT - Several nicely Iur-
nishcd and unfinished hoaaco.
Mrs. Lana, 7s3 Park. 2jtt
MOUNTAIN COrTauE9 Tor rent.
Il YOU want cool, mountain cot
tagc, you cannot 10 better than
IipaSs. Address Murphy X Cram
er, OK .crs, Hipaas. tues x I'll II
FOR RENT-Rooms, apis. bachelor
Shack>. Cor. 4th and Olive. Gibbs
llacc. 23-6
FOR RENT - Four room anturniah
ed Aousc, three screen poEcAcs 100
Olive or phone county treasurer.
u
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Watching the
Score Board
~ inttch Pres, Icascd Wire


Yo sc.day'5 Hero. fbau Shock.
.pr Naah pitcher. Hlo was - little
b,I aetrrr than emil Dutch" Lev
sen. vom4 Cleveland pitcher. Shock
ter ao III. pitcher 5 battle > to
and tar fmN, Ied the American
oa-.e %. to full games.
.HaHH bt~ helped Detroit
r.n t.r I'd ~,N to /.
'sn2 - #.d pi'rh bv Marhrrry
a"u -.a.'.. 'O,#s 80, q wedge the
H. bout, EaN.s proj zoos. from
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"a. .t.. ,.1u.I.
.#e .Iua.a nrt-. r.tsiH4 IN
-. H.a'., pal oN.s . tying rm and.
h...- u 81. t#Hrl. pD useH the
a...#a- r.H to aafa., tae No0 YORK;
oaars -G
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N..t..- aaa' '.r cAlea-, White
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l.e=~,. Cau.uai. r.-ss ID
..-t r'u, II ta- National bF H.
..e n..f it., u result Of yc,,o-
a.. .## II, ,aais were pre-
,..s.4 t..aa na.ia- ~ m.a t.a.'a=
r.. fafm'a Ht.a- rlatc, split Il
'.... .##.. aF.l t#c Hr5otivu
@uaa-, Ese,eIta. ~u~.H. rH. for
l. fl.5. rap..aH. Max Cafe-. -
.,,.e ta.a we. the tlr,. -,
u.t..H a.a inst tHe s-ea r.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
roruaucc with Section 305l and
%o52 Of The Civil Code Of Califor-
liza that on the &oth day of August
a- HualmM :, Garage, 76l Main
Street, FL Centre, California, we
viii sell at Public Auction:
One Hudson Touring, 1922 model,
license 80. E39270, 1926 Engine
y. l5I430. Tow. storage, $3.50.
one Ford Touring, 1921 model,
twreckeLJ License No. 1-16121,
Arizona 1926. Engine No. 8j7321l.
Tow and storage, $4,000.
ono Ford Coupe, 1921 model
(wrockcd.j License 80. + 11.622,
1926. Engine No. 51124s1. Tow,
$50.
Aac Republic Truck, 1917 model,
81 iou No iiconsc. Engine 80.
2>6%6, Tow, $1,000.
Ouc Ntujobakcr Special, touring,
1928 model, License ,;o. %1S t2o,
1925. Eugin" No. B. G. GLOSS. Stor-
ago and Taxes, $10O222.
said sale Will be held to satisfy
thoir charges for storage and re-
pair, 10 the sum Of $21s.72, togcth-
cr with the cost of publication Of
this notice ana cost Of sale
Da'o! August i, 1926,
HUSHMAN'S $ GARAGE.
INtlD James II. Ilu>hman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Veterans Head
Brawley Gard

Ernie Goo2eman, once i sensation
IN coast and middle west ring cir
cIcS, and still capable of administer
ing a whipping to most Of the boys
in his elias, hcrcabouts makes his re-
appearance in the valley tonight,
stepping out III the Brawley legion
arena to do battle with Phil Malta.
Goozeman and Mata have the
top position OH the card and they
are scheduled to 90 ten rounds. Both
boys are we'll known in this section
and the promoters are looking for
ward to Il full house rs fight fans
know they are assured Of some real
classy ring action.
The main event is backed by Il
Sen:-fiaH Of high calibrc. Kid On
tario, the iron man, is billed to go
against Ray Moutoya, These boys
travel at top speed all the way. A
good card Of prelims will open the
show.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT room modern house,
Sec Williams with tie Buick. 5tf
FOR KENT-Two room furnished
apartment with shower, so
lights included. Mrs. Land, Io3
Park. 23ti
IOK KEN III u. Aished hnISe for
Jr'y AMI August Apply 52S So.
SeYrnth st. lstf
FOR REAT-Layge apartment with
private bath. Also sleeping room.
Park View Apts. 25tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
W anted To Buy

V-AETED-Secont hand f"Enitur.
CaE 495W. $40 Main st. 19N
FURNITURE WANTED-Il5 No
5th. Phone 623. lft.
WILL PAY cash for fertilizer, any
place in valley. Cal at 5I7 i2th
st., or write Box @6l. l3tlV
FOR SALt-EIcvcn Al jersey
cows. Vt. l.. Boone, miles west
on San Diego highway. ! ii
north. = IL t
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Situations Wanted

AGED woman wants posi-
tion as cook on ranch or house
keeping, experienced. p. o. Box
1868, CaicXico, Cal. 20tj
PRACTICAL nurse wants work.
Confinement cases preferred. 593
Iicil 81. 2lt4
WANTED-Worl by day or hotel
work. 375 Grange. 2lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
For Rent-Reai Estate

FOR &ENT--e acres a,falta fol
vegetables DclraeaI Ranch.
mile north Moft,6e school. \. II,
RrhEoPf. Box 1915. FL Centre. 81!
FOR RENT For vegetables, so
acre, SOFT land and medium soil.
Old alfalfa ground, al plowed.
Bargain for quick action. Box
G2l, Imperial, Cal. 23-3
IS ACRE DAIEN tarm cor rent. See
O. W. AtfIerbaugh, Ell Centre. 233
TOR RENT Wanted experiancea
gardener 10 farm . to 50 acres
: miles southeast Of SeeIty. Cash
or share crop. AG!ress P. }.
storms. Box S24, Sce.ey. 3ltt
FOR RENT-30 acres of old alfal-
fa land. WIZ rent in 20 acre lots.
Iui~ : tnc Very best land for
vegetables Win make convenient
terms. See john D. Leja at Seal
Heights. ) miles east FL Centre.
1915
FOR RENT
81 acres IN city limits, some al
ta.Ia.
100 acres. mles from Fl
Ceu,lo, 100 acres in alfalfa.
- oeres old alfalfa 2i= miles
from Imperial
l. cares, l mile from FL Cen
tro.
12'- acres, 81 milc from Fl
Ccutro.
LENS AGENCY
Dregoa Hotc, Building l@tf
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yasterdav s Re,

Yesterdays 5 Results
Nov York ;, Cleveland
Philadelphia 4. Chicago /.
D1' Il ., Boston i.
81. Louis :, Washington /.
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AutOmotiUe
Miscellaneous
Fur Sale

PIANO FOh SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2lS. 2ltf
FOR SALE ~'j4hjly used M.yt,g
washer. Ask for Whalcy, 12S \
3'h Str, T.! Coa'r1. 23-5
FOL- SALE--5OO Marsh Scedles
grapefruit. $40 Eureka lemons. H
II. Hunter, San deg, Rte 4, Box
419, Nursery, Lemon Gro.a l9tf
FOR SALE-PIdgeons, White King
aOd Red Cacous. 764 Vine St
l8tr
SECOND HAND business, Owner
art. "mt- .at, sedan ia trade
NW Hnr,o CH,patrI2 ia Tia II
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
NOTICE Or ESTRAY

One big gray horse. one -aaIl ~oH-
rel, on Lorenzo Ranch, : mites ,ou'n
ON Eighth Street road oarHi.r ~r.t
from FL Centre. To hc sold Sept.
Ilth for damages.
{. EUGuGE.
4 l. ~ - =
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

5tf
FUE oAAr-sIouse e. Wens,ey
Ave. Very reasonable ter.As. Val.
ley IuT"hs- &. 26tf
FOE oALE--Ncw stucco house,
furnished or unfurnished J32
Sta*e. 27sf
HDRRY!-HUBRY!
The owner Of one OF the incest
new homes in the south end of
town Is leaving the city, and
has written US to sell his home
furnished by the first of the
month. He will be at our Of
flee Monday and VIC want to
SHOW i TO you and will give
you bargain. Call or phone
Us for an appointment.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
30 Main st. Phone $50
21t3
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Base BAH Standing
NATIONAL -ILAcUE
Ies5eTdsy's Results

, }"s.aH.>t. Louis, postponed, l4iH
PHIadolphia-rhicago, postponed
rain.
Cincinnati !. New York 6.
Pittsburgh $40, Brooklyn -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
CHANNEL PROVES
TOO DIFFICULT
FOR SWIMMERS
Latcness OF Sea SON
Causes Abandonment
Of Efforts TO Cross
Water.
BY MINOTT SAUNDERS
Jnited Pr9ss So Correspondont

United Press Staff Correspondent
CAPE GIRLS NEI. 9ug. 2f.-Lil-
liam Cannon of Baltimore, whose
gaiant cfforts to swim the English
Channel this soa>ou We're defeated,
first by storms and thon by sick
ness, announced .odav t'Gr she
would abandon her plan, to swim
the channel this year.
Like Clarabt}Ic Barrett of New
Rochelle, \. y, liliiau decided that
he uncertainties of the weather so
iat' in the season would make fur
taar effort, futile.
II was feeling fine and roaIly
oHoying the swim. Lillian said to-
dizzy, ''whcn All of "a sudden 1 WAS
douhlcl up with cramps. l tougbt
against it, I'u the pain WIS pretty
bal and had 10 quit Bat 7 s,j'I
believe can swim that ch:mnc'
otto kammnri.a. German swine
rtr, who Simultaneously attempted
I'll, swim, aided ~ WrbhcJ gloves,
abandoned the attempt ~ midnight
af''r having hcu in the water tom
.oUr> and T. minutes.
HH ;uit"G Trr>~ Icusrd y irr
PARIS, Ae- -l dispatch
fnw Cage Gri~ ". f"|ar ,rror',j
tlr En-. l>h t':U.t. .. D.. rIaar of
t'"p~-chamrl >}mmr.,, of whom
five tried tho.r Iu.k v'Aiu tho last
FL hour, ami tH.eI.
|.nci> lrr pdmt Eraachuw,
uud Hans Njor',o''rr. Gcrm".
abandoned thri" efforts 'o swim tlc
c.uncI today. according TO the dis
patch, the I'rrrrh#u shortly a't.r
n.iuj%At and '1r Dcrmau a' > IL. n.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
No. 9870-Dept. 2

IAL COUNTY AND COM
PLANT FILED IN THE OF
FTCE OF THE CLERK OF TIE
SUPERIOR COURT OF SAID
COUNTY.
IL th2 Superior Court Of the State
Of California, ii and for the
County of Imperial
'a Nancy s C"mtHia, a ropEtnrr-
IT, rd,.o a.. III Ar~ha "a Ama-
J.. aNon'esrrIe cprqstnrr- doing
hn>'aa-, e4.of Il. firm rame and
.'vl" Of he Nancy y ComFmia,
Plaintiffs.
J.n-, NNara G1.1r Cotton OIL
N.j~ "a corParatiou. William
g. Auca, A-olpbo l.. Ncydugo. 7.
l.. San2aiuc'tl, Fcruar3o M&ldo-
naio. iaau H. Orri, Francisco j.
Cas.a., 'I.'c.<a del Nal'.. Agri.
cea ,r .a- A'4ojrAo>. Mercantile
I'Ah - GemraaF ;. \. q cor
poa'.,n j.. \. La5nUl, Wm,
l4a.'..a., G. i. Moorr. j. II.
II.r.,odes FIRST National Bmh
ot ta'rNesu .a ga.po.a'lu.s Cen
tad Hus If iHa.r.al Na'le- n
.uu"'i5a r. j. Wet. +. !.
Na- Company IN rarpra'ou
r. j. W. Cotton compnv d.,
rerra"tietaJ r. j. Wc-' Coe.pg,-
tom .a ca.rl~atioa, Edwin Al
.., Jua. doe, Richard Roe,
James Brown and Pet.t Smith,
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c' lmunu1 >ra'r af California,
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24

y large shipment Of parasites for
the Florida red seale WAS recently
sent from the Riverside citrus sta
ton to Florida.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
For Saie-Real EstateI
FOR SALE

Good land, choice dairy cows and
leases at reasonable prices aud
term,
FOR RENT-Good land for dairy
and vegetables.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Here and There
in Sport Wcr'd
by United Press Lea..d Wire

Charlotte, N. G. - The IJJ mile
automobile race on the new Char
Iottc speedway for purse Of $4,000
was won by Frank Lockhart at an
average speed Of l20,j4 miles an
hour. Frank Elliott was second.
Saratoga Springs, N. Tic c,,oru
tive committee Of the Miami Joe
key club has decided that Miami
will have - day, of horse racing be-
ginning january a.. 80 purse less
than $1,000 viii be given.
New Yorll.-Fraukic Fink Of
Texas got the decision over dose
Lombal,Io Of Panama in 10 round
bout. In the final rounds Lombav-
60 was badly rum,nejcd.
Seattle. - For the remainder Of
the season. the Seattle Indians aud
their visiting opponents viii plav 40
Inolc Wednesday games il tmDou-
yer. Z. C.. President thrrlos T..
Lo aafI o. the Sr@,',c rlua. ,u-
no"ne'd ,'day. The guarantee vas
vi ,atfIr'"nt, Lock;.Ii sad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
Special Notices

Sc PEI I'D. Dress
making ut reasonable prices. %
30. 18TH 81. Second house north
Of Wilson, school. 2Uto
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-24
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ACTION BROUGHT IN THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF IMPER-
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PLANT FILED IN THE Or
FTCE OF TIE CLERK OF TIE
SUPERIOR COURT OF SAID
COUNTY.
IL the Superior Court Of the State
Of California, ii and for the
County of Imperial

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