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MARRIAGE I.ICENsES

John Ethen. So and Anne Thompson.
49. The Rev, Fl. r. McAllister.
Ralph g. Quinn. rs. Of Dayton.
Ohio, and Mabel r.. WinRfteld, 26 Of
Richmond. Va The Rev. HI ~.
Merritt Spencer Nelson, a.. Of Oman
Woodnere, N. r. The Rev. william
M Hoffman
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Lieutenant Resigns

The resignation Of First Lieu
tenant William H. Behier, Eenth In
fantry. stationed al Columbus, Ohio.
for the good Of the service" was
accepted by President Coolidge to-
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DEATHS

Frank B. Clements. 10 years rs
3 Mary, Agns. Carter. ~ years. 1914
z cseesla Lernan Eldred. II years $3.50
FOrty-third Pl. N. W.
siias Dempsey. s5 years. st. Tlisa.
Oe Alice Sci McMuilan. Sc years sos
Z Arthur ti Kefover. 50 years oaliinsef
Hospital
? Lewis Vafrone. years. Casualty
Hospital. :.
sarah johnson. SO years. Freedmen's
Diva Hodge. - years. PrOyidenee
Hospital.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50. Obituary Desk
DEATHS

49,
FOGARTY--On Sunday. Dec. B. LUCILLE
FoGARTY, nee Flynn, beloved wife o.
Marie, Joseph, John, Edmund, Paul and
day. Dec. 7. from St. Dominlc's. Catholic
Church where mass will be said. Inter.
ment at Mt olivet Cemetery. -
J1CKSON-AII members Of the 3. s. B. g.,
AsbtIry M q Church. Tuesday, 81 4 o'clock,
to attend the funeral Of Sister MARI r.
JACKSON JAMES A. GREEN, President :
IRENE CARTER. Recording Secretary -
JENKTNs--On Saturday. Dec. f.. 1928 AZ
To a m, at 1910 Park Rd. w. DAVID
e. JENKINS. beloved husband Of f., Ma sac,l
denee. tuesday Dec. Z. AZ. is 2. N.
MONTGOMERY. JR.. died
sunday. Dec. 8. ct. 8 ?. N. q the ESsl-
dece Of his parents M aT F1r Mrs' T Sise
a ~ 'o9s go 9 y G 81 Inserment ss Fort LIN
coin Cemetery. ---------.--
MALOY-sunday, Dec. 5, 1896 at the
residence OF her son Edward $3.50 J: dsS sI T.
Of 18th the late Edward ]. Maloy sr. Funeral
from the above residence on Tuesday. Dec
Z. at $50 .. m THENCE to st; PEERS
Church R sssFe nns d M friepd IS nvissd IN
torment at Mt. oliyet Cemetery .-------------
Sunday. December 40 q
Tiseens aod Az Years 81 Tu mAs from ssr
late residence q $40 q. m. Tuesday l ne
cember Z, 1926. thence to Holy Trlniy
Church, where requiem mass Will DC cele-
SMTTH.--On Friday. December 8, 1929, at
MARY BELLE SMITH. Funeral from the
above residence on Monday December o. e. a.
PanTs Church at ., IA. Interment at
Mt Olivet CenGteryI
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|SPORT NEWS SECTION

about six or seven years ago.
The youngster has plenty to
learn about boxing, and probably
will learn it, but he has the same
confidence and willingness to trade
blows that made Mex favoritc,
and his second battle tonight should
be well worth seeing.
De la Fuentc, the border boy who
has been very successful in his sew
eral starts this season, will take
on Young Taylor, a tough nut vino
is anxious for a higher spot than
the opening bout on the card.
Based on the interest aroused by
the former meeting between Lee
and McGowan, the arena should be
packed tonight and it probably will.
1t therefore behooves the fans to
get out early in order to get the
kind of seats they want.
First bout at $40.
Hendricks Challenges
The winner Of tonight IS McGow-
an-Lee fracas is challenged by Sail
or Hendricks, middleweight cham
pion of the navy in 1923-24, who
has just been discharged from the
service after a very crcditablc ring
record. According to Jerry Clark
manager of Hendricks, who sent the
challenge to the Press, his man i'll
the ring with either McGowan or
Lee would be a whirlwind fight
Hendricks has decisions over Hank
Cation, Charlie Weir, Joe Foster,
Eddie Spence and a lot Of other good
middleweights.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25
Mickey Walker
Badly Whipped
By Joe Dundee
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, June Mickey
Walker, days of boxing glory are
gone. The sturdy Irishman with q
fighting heart has been pushed scv-
cral more rungs down The weItcr-
weight ladder by Joe Dundee. he
Baltimore Italian who started life
with the less imposing name of
:; mucl LaZarro.
Dundee scored 4 technical knock
our over the tH-champioh last night
i" 1aGiSon Square Garden when
hcfcrcc Eddie Forbes stopped the
bour after two minutes and 80
second of fighting in the eighth
round.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25
Brown and Silva
Expected to Put
Up Great Battle

LOS ANGELES, juno . Fight
fars of Hollywood anticipate ono of
the 2rcatrst flywcjght battlcs ever
staged in the movie city when News
boy Brown and TcddN Silva meet IN
u ter round bout at thc Hollywood
American Legion stadium tonight.
Brown is considered to l.. the
cGuaI Of Goorgie, Rivers, who meets
EidcI Ia Barba, Worlds flywcight
Champion, in q tific bout warI,
from next Wednesday night, and
-iSiiFa has defeated Gcaply every
flyWcight Of prominence ON the
Pacific coast,
No,thcr OF the fighters win cater
the ring under tbo flyWcighf limit
Of IL pounds, but according to
their contracts thcy cannot weigh
moro than 10 pounds.
Brown WIS the favorit" fod4y
with he ajiin& odds listed at
10 - :.
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FOR SALE. EXCHANGE Big
Bear Lake resort hotel and cafe
Elevation 6s1-. Among the tall
pines 'aed cool laouotain streams.
,aaad fishing, hInting, open all
wear. Coed music and dancing,
cabarct in season. Best paving re-
sort in san BcImardiuo Mts. Price
SO, 600. Equity So, 600
Also 6 fGcm mouut.6G lonla. ohod
crn, situated on two lafgp sigh-
IH' lake viaw lots On paved blvd.
accessible all year. Price $3.50.
Equity $500.
Also general mdsc, Store, 80 Il inn
proved business property in Santa
Barbara Go. on coast highway f.
tablishod 50 vcars Price $50, ,00a.
Mortgage $4,000 Equity So5,9go.
See or write owners. We wish to
retire from business. Box X. Los
Alamos, Cal, 1876
HANrED-.t'irst class bcol;kerpor
: Must have references. Apply u
Press officc. dh 25t3
FOR PHNT-Laroc apartment With
private bath. Also sleeping room.
4k4tsrl, View Apts. 25tf
FUH lRENT'-Roomy comfortable
,sShone, close in. Cool sleeping
rooms, reasonable for summer 10
right party. 624 Olive. Phone
l66W. 25t2
FOR RENT =9lepoiug room with
screen porch. 5l3 Brighton. 25t3
INPERIAL FELT PUGS-Othcr
fine throw rugs. Special price for
EaiIev folks S@h M at Jacumba
Auto Camp. Ropm >. Jacumba,
Calf. Daddy Plmkett, "R'la-
aist 25t1
WANTED =Haitre4s! Main Ghon
House. 2Jt4
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For Rent--RO0ms
HOTEL HOLLY WOOD. Rooms and
A Apts. Sixth & He'll. 25t1

HOA LII HULL I NOOD. Rooms and
Apts. Sixth & He'll. 25tf
rOK REAT-Housekecping rooms,
753 State. l5tf
rOH RENI-noom on porch and
inside, a!so small house. 651 Com
mcrcial. 27tf
.IlCE cool room with sleeping
porch, connected with bath. Suit
able for TWO gentlemen. Call
SCR. 1Stt
TOR EHAT-f urnishcd room, sin
gle or double, adjoining shower.
39l Hamilton 22t4
tOR RENT-Small store room or
office at I12 Main St. Chas. Will
son. 7tf
FOR RENT-sleeping porch, 764
Olive. 21t4
FOR RENT-Gentlemen 5 quarters.
Cool, sleeping porch, with two
beds, adjoining large room, well
furnished. Shower. Reasonable.
Close in. 5s3 Brighton. 17tf
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LEE AND MCGOWAN CERTAIN TO PULL
LARGE CROWD TONIGHT: CEANEY AND
HUFF ALSO HAVE FANS INTERESTED

Harry Lee, tough San Diego mid
dleweight, will have the fight of his
life on his hands tonight when he
meets Billy McGowan, the clever
Los Angeles scrappcr who got a
draw with Lee on the occasion Of
their scrap here three weeks ago
if the hopes of large number of
fans matcrializc.
MCGOWAN was rushed in here be
per who had failed to pass muster
before the inspector. Those who
knew of the substitution before the
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fight were rather doubtful of Nc
Gowan S ability to step. They had
seen Lee beat the heavyweight, Vic
AleXandcr spotting him 50 pounds,
and it seemed as though MCGOWAN
rWas doomed to be just another scalp
ON Lee 3 war belt.
The fight was altogether differ
cnt with McGowan putting up a
/ careful, but at the same time "a
fast fight When he upset Lee in
the tenth, the crowd forgot the two
knockdoWns Ice had scored over him
and went wild
McGowan is in the best of
shap" He trains religiouslv for al
fights and is orc of the type Of
fellows who take the fight game
seriously and know that their phys
zeal condition is the all important
thing in the ring. That is not to
say that McGowan is all physical
development. He has a head on
him and uses it. The same goes
for Lee.
Both Sure to Try
Their scrap tonight should be a
thriller from start to finish, with
each boxer trying for a chance to
put over the blow that Will mean
victory Lee has been promised a
fright with Bert Colima if he can
get over McGow1n tonight, and he
is going to make the grade if he
can.
Joe Chancy and Jimmy Huff are
also due to furnish plenty of fire
works, starring in the south half
81 tho double main event. Many
valley fans saw CLANCY tie Battling
PAU Hp in knots at Brawley last
week, jus, short time after Huff
had given the BrawIcy wonder 4
SQUAD drabbng.
Clancy is AN old hand al the
game, is clever and can hit like
mule can Kick. Huff is also clever,
and he packs plenty OF artillery.
There have been fights where Jimmy
WAS content to get by rs easily rs
possible, ronteutiug himself with
oUtpoiutiug his opponent, bat with
u Singer ike Clancy in the oppo
site corner Sir James will have to
bring ont tie guns and use them.
Wattv Watson Will be in Huff 5
corner and Billy Mcmahon will han
die j1e Clancy.
Young Solano, the newer edition
Of Eid Me-, viii meet Young Riv.
ers in the four round special event.
selano laade his debut in the ring
two weeks ago and electrified the
crowd by giving sort Of reincana-
;iou Of the fiery Kid Mex who used
to batter down his opponents by
sheer brute force and fighting heart
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25
Legion Arranges
Fast Auto Card
For July Fifth

l'uder the aa~piccs at Banning
Post, No. Loo Amrrirao Legion, "a
FAST card of automobile race, has
been scheduled for July ), consist
Wg Of seven events, with some Of
II" Srccdirst ears in Southern Cad
ifornia among the entries.
~ I'll - driNee, have entered the
races thus fa-, includiug Bert
Spencer, Emmnt Larson, Harry
Howard, NJ. G. MarEcv Of Brawlcy,
nalr Pence, Lou Moorc and Mel
keneaIy.
The meet viii bring to close Il
successful racing sedyoo under thr
auspices of Banning Post during
which several world 5 records for
dirt tracks have been established
and no serious accident has marrcd
any Of the programs,
Tho first race VIII start promptly
ut , d clock
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Herman Beats Tod
Morgan in Boston
by United Press Leaset Wire

BOSTON, June 25.--Tod Morgan
worlds junior lightweight champion
lost decision to Babe Herman here
last night in "A ten round bout in
which the title was not at stake.
Both fighters are from California
Neither fighter was winded by
the milling, in which Herman plug
ged rights and lefts to the jaw
while Morgan depended largely on
left jahs. Morgan was dropped III
the third but came up without Il
count
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Watching the - =.
Score Board
by United Press Leased Wire


Yesterdays Hero.-Bib Falk,
Chicago left fielder, whose batting,
including u home run with two on,
heipcd his mates to Il to 6 victory
over Cleveland.
The Giants set down the Phillies
IN & double header , to 7 and I
TO :. New York made 20 hits in
the two games.
The Red Sox noscd out the Yam
KEGS in the eleventh, to >, on Il
freak single by Tpdt.
Washington captured two games
from the Athletics to and ; to
!. The second was called bv rain
at the end of the fifth. The Sena-
tors made triple play in the night
cap.
The Pirates and St Louis battlod
to 3-3 tie in a game which was
called at the end of the ninth to
allow the Pittsburgh PLAYERS to
catch Il train.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25
Help Wanted

WANTED Boy living at home to
act as assistant in stock room. No
experience necessary an oppor-
tunity for advancement. See o. A.
llarkcy, manager stock room. C.
w. McCabc, Inc, 757 Main st.
22tf
POSITION WANTEp-Ey expcr-
fenced office girl. Press Box 90
24t3
WANTED-Milkcr, T. Il. Walker.
] mile east, III mile south Aca.
cla School. 24tG
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Miscellaneous
For Sale

For Sale
PIANO FOk SALE or rent. 515
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 21tf
FOR SALE-Marmon Sport Sedan,
run only $4,000 miles, New Duco
paint, elegant condition. $2250
will take it. Ask for Wilson S.
Smith, POS G. St. Sam Diego. 22t6
FOR SALE-Uscd Ford. Cheap.
Snap if sold now. 643 Olive. 23t3
FOR SALE blight milk cows, SIX
heifers. All coming fresh in
Sept. and Oct, On Reid ranch, ~
miles north Mowser store on Red
wood canal 22t6
FURNITURE bought and sold. E.
L. Cheser, Heber. 16t30
FOE SALE-5OO Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. Ii.
Il. HuIter, San Diego, Rte. 4, Box
479. Nursery, Lemon Grove. l9tr
FOR SALE-Pidgeons, White King
and BED Carous. 764 Vine st
1StT
FOR SALE-To move, > cent houses
12x14. Phone 572, after p. m.
Collins Wrecking Company. 270
No. 18th st. 7tf
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Res. S22 Euclid Ave.

FOR LONG lease at very low rent
al, an ideal mountain winter and
summer resort or home. Situated
on state highway, adjoining
public garage, fine general store,
restaurant. Many large oaks, en-
gine pump, tank, house, kitchen,
water piped, river (never dry)
runs through the property. Per.
sons with capital only. J. S. 3592
Front St. San Diego. 1919
FOR RENT u. nishcd house for
July AMI August Apply $50 So.
Seventh St. loft
FOR RENT-Cottage, 5 rooms, Live
Oak Springs, partly furnished;
running water; shower bath. $3.50
for season. Ross I. Hickcox, los
Rehkopf Bldg. 118tf
FOR RENT-Three room coy apt.
lawn and shade, trees Summer
rates, Adults. $40 W. Main. Phone
495W. 21tf
1T RNISHED house for rent. 4l9
Hamilton Ave. Inquire 4S6 Ham
llton Ave. 1916
FOR RENT-Five room furnished
house with bath and shower s672-
Orange. l5tf
rOh kHNT--Iwo houses, also
rooms. Lawn and trees, plenty of
shade. 651 Commercial. 23t3
FLORENCE Apartments and rooms.
Hot water for bath and laundry.
81 Commercial. 23t3
FOR RENT-Furnished 8 room apt.
Coates Apt. $40 Adams. 23tf
FOR RENT-House at Live Oaks.
Phone l, or call 435 Holt. 24t3
FOR RENT-Large house, two
bathrooms, convenient for rent
ing rooms. 755 South Fourth. 24t2
rUk RENT-,With or without lease.
room furnished house. Nice
lawn, lots of trees, good garage,
and close in. Call at Press office.
24t6
FOR RENT-Nicc large apt. With
two cool bed rooms. Electric
range and washing machine. 755
Orange. Phone 4O7W. 24t2
GARDHNA CoURT-Apartments.
flcntT shade and lawn. 41S South
Llghth. 24t12
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Special Notices
Mrs. KATE E. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds
o46 Main Street Phone 431

" AATED-Somc one to board ?
il year old girl at Jacnmha FOR
the summer Apply at inc FL Cen
tro Lunch, 24t3
HARTZELL--The Roofer Takes
guess work out of roofing. Phone
251W. adv
FURNITURE WANTED-ll5 No
5th. Phone 623. lat
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Guaranteed Hosiery, Pure Silk
Lingerie Mills prices. Capital
S5,000,ooo. ~ permanent valley
institution. Edwin Stewart, I'm.
p"rial valley manager, Box 1T,
Ell Centre. Phone 25lW. 2lt6
ANY TRUCKS dcadhcading to Los
Angeles, see 7. J. Tubbs, about
hauling hay back. 7 miles south.
cast Holtvillc 2fti
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W ANT IMPERIAL
LAND
POULTRY

FOR SAI.E-30o laying S. G. White
Lcghorus, also mower aud rake. 3
unit Gains HliHcr. Route ? Box
SO, FL Centre. Ben. +. Anderson.
1910
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Real Estate

FOR LEASE-On good terms to
right party, 100 acres alfalfa. 4
room house and room tank house.
Also separator house. Lots of good
shade. Easy to irrigate. X mile
east Of Alamitos school house,
MeloIand, north Y of tract 81.
Write to owner. DR.. L. D. Grand
mason. 71412 SO. Hill ST., Los
Angeles. 8t15
10 LEASE for vegetables. As acres
If soft land for cash or shares
Chas. L. Parker, 2 miles west and
a miles south on Brawley.
VEGETABLE land. 100 ard 40
acres, ola alfalfa, for rent. E. A.
Allen, owner. See w. Z. Hancock,
Rcaitor, $40 Main. 27tf
FOR RENT-Alfalfa. $50 acres. l
mic east of Hcbcr. $40 acres, )
miles west Of Calexieo. Address
Box 397, Brawlcy or Phone Braw-
ley 800. 23tf
For LEASE for vegetables, 40
acres alfalfa land about 5 miles
northeast of FL Centre. Price $2j
an acre. This is desirable and
close to transportation. Clarence
i. Gage, Rcaltor, 40 Spreckels
Bidg3 San Diego. alt6
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Automoti;ve,

SAVE MONEY
i If in the market for a good
: dsed car we cau probably
: save You money and in
many instances offer you
terms lar better than are
usually given. See US be-
fore buying.
L. p. SARGENT
10 No. 9th St. FL Centre, Cal
Phone 573
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So. California
Sporting Briefs
Bv United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, June 25.-Fidol
LA Barba, who defends his world 5
flyWelght title against Georgia Riv-
era,. san Francisco Mexican. at the
Olympic auditorium week from
next Wednesday, announced q
change in his training program To-
dav.
Under the new arrangement, La
Rarba Will remain at his Wheeler
Hot Spring training camp until Sun
day. He will not start gymaasinm
work until next Monday. La Barba
will train here at the Manhattan,
gymnasium.
Crandall Day will be obserycJ'at
Wriglcy Field tomorrow TIE vet
cran Los Angeles pitcher, Otis
" Doe Crandall will be honored
for his effective work during II
wears service in the coast league.
Jack Roper, Young heavyweight
knocked out substitute Young Ford
in the fourth round Of a scheduled
ten round bout at Pasadena last
HtSit. / pIt tpOk liAc place 0I it(t h
MeGreer, and took a bad beating.
Chappy Cruz and Polo MeGdozp
fought a good SIX round draw il the
-Windup.
Angel de Ia cruz, Filipino fight
er, landed Il blow on the apex Of
Joe Mandot 5 CHM 1T Whittier last
night TO stop a schcdulGd' eight
round bout in the third rotpd. -.
y draw decision was given in the
six round scmi-windup between
Bobby Brooks and Tommy Shull.
Art Jahn, one of the star ont.
ficldcrs on the Los Angeles Pacific
coast league club, viii he ont of
the game indefinitely, physicians
who are attending jain declared to-
day.
.Jahn is suffering from a wrench
ed shoulder which he sustained
when Sliding into base Wedncs-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25

Five toes III shoe during sun.
mcr are one or two toes too many.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25
Harvard Beats
Yale Freshmen
In Boat Race
BY HENRY MINOTT
- orrespondent

toMfod Pres fes> orrespondent)
NEW LON,-N, Conn, June %
m'h The calm expanSc of the
names river here today, Harvard
tWire trimphcd over Nalc in the
morning events Of the annual Yale
Harvard regatta.
Ihr Harvard freshman crew dc
t"atcd the Vale freshman in the
TWO mlIr race, the first event Of
the day, winning BIZ two lengths in
- muut'S flat. For Yale, her
showing was Il moral victory, how
ever, for her crew contained SIX
men VIII" ten days ago were summon
ed from their Vacations to fiji plac-
eS ~ th" shell left vacant when six
/ regulars Wcr" suspended.
Then, an Aour later, the Harvard
Japlor varsity. over the same course.
roWnd to another victory over the
. Nair junior, in 1888 b.
The main oycut Of the dav-thc
varsity rarc-"iil be rowrd this
evening,
Alfalfa Wcrlil has been found in
one cad Of tbe Mason Valley, Ne
Vada
W#I'a Walla, Washington, has AN
= acre CROP Of cherries this year
Washington dairymcn store bcav-
~ "f maneIcS every year for winter
feeding.
'hu p, Rocilrfrllcr says he never
worries. We wouIdu t either
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25

Washington dairvmcn store hcav-
llr ~ maugIcS every year for winter
feeding.
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FOR SALE-A number Of small
two and three room houses. Cor
ner Seventh & Broadway. 23tf
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TODAY'S WANT ADS.
A BARGAIN

In five acros, close in to FL Ccntro.
Good house, chicken yards and
runs. Improvements are worth
the price and will give you
tAe land. Price $3.50,
with 5000 down ;"ad $50
per month. See
AFFLERBAUGH, With Edgar
Bros Reality co. 25t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25

!" "Im y. Rockefeller SAYS he newer
worries. We wouldu t either.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25

WaI'a WaIla, Washington, has am
- acre crop of cherries this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25

Afalfa wcrNjI has been found in
o'r. c9d Of tb" Mason Valley, Ne
Nada.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25

MORE than Just another old fash
lNl ioned oil cook stove. a different.
diversified. super stove with burners Civ
ing a peppy. snappy. live heat.
This Everite - the Tr;3lex uses the
heat three times-in the front cooking
holes. in the rear cooking holes and in
the warming closet. One burner
The Globe Machine g. St
West Coast Distributors: Holbrook, Me
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25

"a RDHNA RT-Apartments.
flcntT shade and lawn. 41S South
Eighth. 24t12
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25

heats two cooking holes and CANOPY.
Here YOU have ss that can be expected
in an oil stove and more. Far supcri0-
to the old type yet it costs no more to
operate. 1t simplihes cooking. for you
have double cooking capacity.
Ask your dealer to show you this stove
or any other of the Everite family.
nping Co, Cleveland, Ohio
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-25

FOR RENT-Nicc large apt. With
two cool bed rooms. Electric
range and washing machine. 755
Orange. Phone 4O7W. 24t2
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-10-10
Young Stove Worker
Is Popular Paper

LOS ANGELES, Cal.-The third is.
sue of the Young Stove Worker, MIN
eographed factory bulletin issued by
the Young Workers League in Los
Angeles, made its appearance before
the O'Keefe & Merritt stove factory
The leading articles urge the workers
to organize for a 10 per cent wage
increase, 44-hour week and similar
vital demands. There is an article
written in Spanish especially for the
Mexican young workers. The bosses
are chasing away league members,
but all issues are successfully dis
tributed, and the workers, especially
the young fellows, grab them eagerly.
Due to its growing popularity, the
league is planning to change it from
monthly to a weekly and enlarge it
to two pages or more. Arrangements
will shortly be made for open-air
meetings at the factory gates, where
youth speakers will address the stove
workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-10-10
Porters Refuse to Scab
on Window Washers at
Rothschild Clothing Co.

When the window washers went on
strike at the M. L. Rothschild Cloth
ing Co., cor. State st. and Jackson
Blvd, the head porter, John Fafngold,
made an attempt to force the porters
to scab on the window washers. The
porters, altho not organized into a
union, fatty refused to do the work
of the striking window washers. The
head porter was enraged at such a
stand Of solidarity by the porters, and
decided to FIRE the ring leaders" But
then all the porters informed Mr.. John
Fafingold, that if anybody is fired they
will all go out.
When the superintendent heard
about it, he offered the porters extra
pay for the extra work. This was also
refused. After questioning if they
belong to a union and why they re-
fuse to do the work of the strikers,
the superintendent finally let the por-
ters alone.
No porter is scabbing on the win
dow washers in this store.