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Evening star., 1926-05-16
MELROSE RUNNER VICTOR
OVER MICHELSEN BY MILE
to Beat 1925 Race Winner-Agee, Baltimore,
Third-Maryland Boy Seventh.

NLARENCE IT, DeAAR Melrose
Melrose Highlands. Mass distance who
~ the Oypi marathon title Paris in 1924 romped
full ahead OF his nearest competitor the National
championship held yesterday the
laurei-o Baltimore
DeNIar time the 20 m S yards hours 45 minutes and
Whitley Nicholson o cygnet a G. East Portcheser Conn
Yesterday behind
m to William Emory A G.. Baltimore
Cygnet three the first dozen the
Evening star., 1926-05-16
CITY AND SUBURBAN MINES
in SANDLOT Tits TO-DAY

plenty suburban
~ out-o fields today
~ knickebocker the Potomac o tackle Arlington.
mng Mead Tank Corps nine at Alexandria
than usual when they down
Athletic Club invades the field OF the
Evening star., 1926-05-16
WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER =

the field National
r class captured all
OF The the day with
bali
addition third the broad and dash They collected
points which them the them well
athletic which Will he awarded the
Evening star., 1926-05-16

Totals 41o27Io Totals SO PA 5
siyasl. si1yrrattsville.... o 0 o 8 i . i %
Runs-Bailey a. OHsre.. Wright. Singer,
Middleton. Errors-Watts; Gsylor Buekler
ial. Watts Three base hit--Watts, Struck
out-By Wright. ts; By Lyons. IL Bases on
halls--OH WriGht, 3: oil Lyons. g.
Evening star., 1926-05-16
INVADING TEAM WINS.

ST. LOUIS, May 10 P).--In a game
featured by remarkable passing OF the
part Of the yictors, the Hakoah Soc
Ger Club of Vienna defeated picked
team of st. Louis professionals. four
goals to two, today.
Evening star., 1926-05-16
WILL STAY AT NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN. Neb. May Il tPl--
Henry +. Schultz. developer of Rola nj
Locke. sensational sprinter. has
signed for five years more as head
track a nd cross-cOuntry coach at Ne
bra ska
Evening star., 1926-05-16
DAIRY TEAM is LEADING
COMMERCIAL LEAGUERS

Chevy Chase Dairy is leading the
teams of the Commercial Base Ball
League at the end of the second week,
but both Fashion Shop and ~Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Company
are close on the heels of the Dairy
men. The teams now stand as
Evening star., 1926-05-16
TREASURY STEPPING OUT
IN DEPARTMENTAL RACE

Treasury stepped into the lead in
the Departmental Base Ball League
during the second week of play by
chalking up two straight wins to add
TO that registered in its first game
last week. Standing of the teams:
Evening star., 1926-05-16
Mass participation in sports wa:

-H"'o P"h VN NaP"INOfi III 0PUI % "tI7
given g. practical tryout yesterday
afternoon in mammoth field meet
participated i'll by $500 girls from ell
the parochial schools of this vicinity,
who gathered at the CATHOLIC Uni.
versity stadium.
No individual competition was fea-
tured In the broad jump. for In
Evening star., 1926-05-16

AVsttI udy tOHItSL UtLWrtN LHt IOUI
{pternationalists brought ont tennis
Of all varieties All four play yers
warmed to theirs work slowly and ii
was moi until the second set that mat
ters began TO be interesting.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
DRYS SAY THEY'LL.
NIUp kEEEKhNDUNi
BY OPPOSITION
By PAUL r. MALLoN

United Press staff Correspondent
WAS'IINGT0N, March 27. =
Tie drvs yoaav served uoticc thg,
'hcv would fight thc Edgrc proposal
fer N national referendum on prohi
l.tiW--aHd q poll Of ihcir eleagtb
IN the scate iid;ca'ca they VIII
Ea,c their way.
Senator Norris Sheppard. Demo
cI;,t, Texas. who wrote The ISL
s~rrdmcrt, and Sct3tor Willis, Ne
IubHcar, Ohio, champion of the
Anti Saloon League horh an
wnoch opposition {, the Edge
Ic~olttion
Sheppard and Willis take She pa
,itioa that :. would be- improper
t. tar IL lHl; tjc prohibition ques
tiH up IL .hr l93S congressional
80 presidential rampaieHs rs
t.yy contend th1r is would ipoyila-
lily hn talked Il. thc referendum
relo takea al 'iat tirc
Thor ano. s'tiea coupled N''n
uiiae ozHs.,r aas f.aw ether mem-
FH' 81 re s.pate .ia},ciarv ro;a
Mitt,n. Indicates that ,5c ap>o',.
tian via de in committee atsaaJ,
SERIOUS consideration.
Sna1tor Fj,o Republican. Now
dc.S'y, 'esicr of tlr vet bnr.
ho""yar, = ra1-m4red "a, dsy lo,
.#t"t, against his resolution.
~ am nej surprised th>t tAr
e'Fs o..@>. av pope Ea-r
sid. Toc'r opposition makes 81
a"'t''tis obvious thtt th.v ,a.Ho;
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
Gianola, Paine
Are Chosen For
School Trustees

With interest in the school trus-
tees election practically nil. Fred
Gianola and Walter Paine were yes
..r5ay elected 10 succeed themselves
.u ,hc clemcuatrv and high school
h4"ris respectively.
Represented by the votes Of less
thau 125 citizens If El Centre, n
tax 'cHv sufficient 81 raise $1,000
for improving elementary school IA
cilitics and equipment was voted.
over 700 votes We're east for, and
and approximately - against, the
levy.
i total of 123 votes were east n
he high school l2l being for Paine,
and tt9o for George Campbell of
Src'ey. Prof. }. L. House today
stated hat returns from the II out
wing points in The union high school
4is14st were not complete, but u
hra.y majority for Paine WAS iadi.
Gated.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
SECOND NIGHTS LEGION SHOW
WAS ANOTHER SELL OUT FRIDAY

ed to wonder if FL Centre fully ap-
rfeciatcs the work which Mrs.
lHcsv IS doing with and for these
youngsters, each of whom is real
artjstc.
The committee in charge has not
Lad chance to check up vet but
ii is a certainty That the show was
financial success @S well as on
artistic success, for which the ic-
g;ounaireS are deeply grateful to
the people of III Ceutro and to All
Who aided in putting on the rrodu"-
tiun.
The writer would like to express
his sincere thanks 20 the unknown
}cnor of the " beautiful bouquet
presented to him across the foot
lights last night. The radishcs and
Gives tasted fine, the onions gave
us strength for the performance,
hut we had n terrible time trying l.
rigest the carrot.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
OF
COMMERCE., HAD
BIG MEETING
Associated Bodies Of the
alley Elect Eichold
Their President.

t..~',r r.ir"hcld Of Imperial Wa
,...t.d president Of the Associated
Chamber ~ Commerce = the annual
meeting held Ia. night at imper
.a.. Tre new president l. Il valley
.ioHaar, operating a clothing store
ID Imperial, and he has been active
F.. Imperial and valley community
.-,. il +ot several wears.
Othcr offjccrs chosen iacladc: San
l. we. Wcstmcrl4d, first vice Qrlsi
4.ut. p. y. Myers, Cal;patria. sec
.nj vice PRESIDENT; J.. !. Thomas.
in.nerial. secretary; j. l.. Trayers,
~ Centre treasurer.
The meeting appointed a commit.
tee consisting Of Z. ". cuff, +. +.
Edwards, Argyle MacLachlan and
l.. G. Lee to work with the Imperial
County Farm bureau fer the pur
pose Of promoting agricultural eE-
pcrimeGts in Imperial Valley.
Clark Adair, chairman of the SCI
fertility committee reported on the
proposed cultivation OF rice in I'm
pit.al Valley eH = commercial scale
and stated that there IS an excel
ea- tjeId for Introducing this crop
here III present.
Miss Shields Talks
Ms Louise T. Shields. represent
lug the cpmo3 Of womau for home
missions. gave an interesting talk
ou iabof problems, emphasizing t.
r,,e>s'tv or stabiizlng labor.
s let,,- from John Lawrence Fox.
~...eraIy ~ the san Diego Chamhcr
of Commerce. outiirinL I'll prom
e. tdr ny taot organization TO !m-
o.ra' Valley ari Arizona roNt
u.rtA. was turned over To the ueW
a4iaors with The suggestion that
thry cooperate in any way pos~inie
- cXtena suitable greetings to the
san piegJus WLeu The a.tiEc IA
Imperial valley.
hlli Hafuush, secretary cf the
Cal slice chamber oi ,'omneicr rc-
commended tae Installation cf aa
.mucrla. Valley e%hjbit Al the Phil
d-iphia Sos. ...eea'ouuial exposition
. hr ae.a ia Philadelphia from
ir.- 90 HccrMper J., also th, in
-,a.i...ea g.. "a pan,#"cnt valley c>-
aiht ~ Exposition Park. Los IN
-e'es. Ba'h Suggestions were rcfce-
s,l 70 tie ncw administrations.
audit Is Pleasing
The aG1.t1.s report, submitted
.by IS. =. Garrett. J. $. Carmichael
ani ". II. Ty,e- .lr, showed all bills
- 'hc organization paid and Il tal-
nrr ct !l425i in the savings 49,
COIN, and 5l&..S% iu another ac-
count.
itt meeting a9ortrj a motion hv
Judge >. =. MH,rs, rxtcGdiug q
totc - thanks go thc retiring of
..rDrs.
H,,;Guriand Chamber Of Com-
a'ree ce,"tGcd 80 invitation to
"a t.. nr>i citing in Wyslmor-
~ Invitation being accepted.
'.ae...as tle m'"t;u- dinner was
.-. i..as ot lmneutI, If
". -. e.. %. aas e@tendaI u
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

iip.t.c fuJurc assert thcy are not
afraid Of thc verdict Of the people.
1hCy have been saving they don t
iclicvc tn, newspaper polls which
show overwhelmingly vet sent
mcnt.
II gave them an opportunity 70
get q rcfctcn lum which would cX.
press the sentiment Of The people.
Evlytodv knows that Whom
politicians arr confident The people
~itl ratify an issue, the ware sllv
Too glad to submit ii 20 thom. =
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
.EL CENTRO. MEN
HEAD OF GRAND
JURY FOR 1925

Alao p. Ni.ffar was chosen fore
uHv ,r ihc new 1896 lmpefm
,oaatr grand jury at the first. ses
..eg aclu. - morning following
the selection ot the jury in .la3g"
c.te% department Of the superior
court. Colonel harjc> l.. HHiihr,
ai~, at this ~ Was chosen >ec"e-
t.Hy.
ho now rorcman is Il pioneer t's.
iG.nt and Las been cnE"@ ped IN the
real estate aua insurance business
here f.. MA y wears. hciug aSsorl#t-
,U with L}> .yjUvr, j. i. Nuttrr. tic
Is brother of Lee Nutfvr. deputy
district attorney.
co'ot.I phillips has resided her"
for Il n.s' tHs Years, having chosen
-i4S rrtv u~ His homc following his
retirement ffaH the United states
..p.v a.'r. - wears of service. lie
f, 4,5 fl.ta,1..r ri BaE,. Atea
..-. t.r'.asa LEGION.
otl.r a..a ae -rar. ia.
ete. HsGFazr.=.
....s .....: +...r.e EIr.,'> IW
-as.a#. .~. 5> E--.a..
r.s#z'.I s.# painter; u. Sc
..-u. =. Deea "aea.r; EaGal r.
t,.s. ,.'.>.. .ar,' =. t-..-t T..
.e#.s.,- Jri.'.. ra.h., o..
''.-.t '".. r"t.tee.
t .uta '- W &.
#es ~est
p. Taa.Hs. "##a..o. s.a#1c.. e.. :.
..e- p. l..s. &c. uaael
#. tH.a. East S.. s-e.. -:.-. aa:
/ p, t~e "st.Fes
.as. Nte.eF.
.....r. Se.-. H. C;rt oe...
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
I1
C2E TT 1F

Play fer tae Narg u. Bishou-cup.
ofter.3 b.. Nerr . Hi<hep Of tins
city in golf t.urusnsaH+ for Rp-
-arr Il. E"aa ,.Hh members ~
Open aI.s.rre ~. .f-HE. 81 ..r!ta-
ta ".a Gil. .=a,jj.r, ef FL Centre
1uA erh.
tn, h...',.a. T. :'v promises Il
-t,ate au-'t .;Htsr.-. - f.ss club -
is not rs aeeame the urrn ie#.
-.a ~ If either the EiwaHis ef
tet4,v eju'4 HHt won three tlmes.
Tta mat,u. which opens in tie
oI,-aias. is Il l. fiai~ael Uv Ais.l
81. II w:ii ir r'.E,J - tvosaaes
of - hole mateh r'as. Entrane,
rae saie. tleif nan tine 10 r.sr.
y both organizations -" .uNie1s
annex ,ae Lesn iCi eHp. Hurh
interest g. he eo.t.-. Is s&"e.t.-i,
aa. '.r. .f e.v u-oshs. e. '-3a
us r.. aa#.-a-~ '..rt rafj
.- expensive seaH ..ring %tv come
ruF
Patgiaas medic arc a- follows: Dr..
r. =. V'amo.s .Td q. o.. UHge.
'si Iiaa .ui 'sA Moore: .'To8 -
: ism ami Ja.'- "t-aia'. I1zn
i.'~e.- .-.1 T.l. ~ f.t~.: So. 'sa-o
s-5 >l'o-" - 4s,a. BiH f'eea
r". #'r.ar Nhrioht; Tg Ptt, fe'
kin e3 Tom ell. u-. -.s.
House :n| S.. Foc Brooks: no5br
"r-ns a-E T.'r p ...-'fs.r: - Doe e
,."rear aa' .ert--' Eawro,r.
Nneth-r -ortn~- er t.a zo'f ire-
-r....e.sc win lc % .f'a@ -ou"n,-
r-Ht. olsar #' t.r#rH~s. Tili=
p. iei.e p..-e.a .- g. ts-=i.a.
f.2n. Noas,a Gsi' balls viii ho
atal to ~. r..r-1-, n6 t.-a-
..... .r... ,;-i,a .va,-.a.l.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
MEXICANS STOP
The AM ERLCAN
DIVORCE RUS 4
~ tu'tar au Wire

MENiDn e.a 2..-1a,s
AmcricaH, - refused Gj
},feos ir t -atat &c
onor ~orps -jei,-I a.. Eel.
c#al ga>,sa4.a. .e.a.. ..s >aii
Americans recently had arrived in
Nncatan Without legal plYors "t
any kind and had sought special
pcu,ation from I'm ;o rermjt
tIcm to takc advantage ,f the III.
yolcc while vou wait 1ow Of TIM"
s,atc. lGaz refused All .nHDe~.,.
Reform of III, luratau Giyorr"
l",r> IS imminent. thv goNoJr"r S..i
tie promised 70 .nitiare changes .'
Wsse ,t ..af rfn 7o.:he teja.a 1a@s
ri :en as#ire p a'o f.'H. 3-
Hez,iaa-. NJ ssfagaar1 tEe
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
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confined from page ~
lc. iazzbo number; the IIawaiiau
trio were romdlv applauded fer
;heir good work, and the hula hula
}anee by Newport Spronlc seemed
tp please the audience even better
rhan Tbursjat night. Mrs Biesv /,
1.urcr>, Ted Modem 5 yodcliug anl
the efforts O. thc various Soldist>,
IA scored heavily.
Orchestra Makes hit
There came HcGr being no second
Iaff pf tho Show, as tie audience
t.d not want to have the Southern
Club orchestra leave the stage.
At the conclusion of the show the
,.,t aliouncd 10 Steve 5 cafe
whore an impromptu program was
te, N " Mrs. hlcsv's dancers.
The l.t.lc iris went through their
faees with aS much JOY rs th"
'. '.enters yt tie east derived from
>,a.rg them perform. enc is fore
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
TIN GUESTS ARE
PTCMAINE VICTIMS
nv tarte,, Press Leased Wire

TULARE, Cal, March q ipn
GU of eleven persons attending u
party at the hore Of Fred Chatter
teh in Tularc became poisoned hy
p'o1nainc believed 10 have hcen ia
snmc home made ice cream Wh.A
was served. An. however. are r..
eovsging. Mrs. Cha:Verton The
lostcss, was the only one unaffected /
- she was busy serving and Lad met
bad time to eat any cf Tie co.@..-
tian.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
B0Yce Afen Post
Meets On Monday

''-s. .- NIaeri'au L.
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t -.a -sa. H tl ra.-u.s-e
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

Io;.l Oregon Barber shop VIII ho
eroreH,a Monday ur|rr new ma..
@g,Hc0t, wi,a Hcw p.ocs and u.1
sanitary eonIi.iogS, by N. l.. TL.m
- Of Pasadena. llairwljiug 35
cents. >da1paoiHe a5 GEMS, ma-~-
;Lmg 80 r.At+ ard other work ir
proportion, and This means first
cia>s ssr,.rn aui Workmanship. i
ca-u steam rnwt. Ter ,-r1 c.s am'r
--AuE.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
Many Precautions Taken

MI letters and packages address.
ed TO prisoners are also searched for
contrahand and they are only al
lowed 10 talk to visitors when sep
aratcd by steel bars and u heavily
mcshcd screen. 1t Is Thought tlDt
some member of tac chain gang sue
crcdcd in finding Il saw aud in Sc
crcting il about his person un,il he
was returned to the tank.
The noise ordinarily made by saw
ing through steel was dcadened by
using grease ta make the saw work
suuothcr Thc bolt was about two
inches wide and half an inch thick,
and the bars ou the cage are about
the same dimensions.
After saving tie bol, OF during
the day. the prisoners apparently
hid ia the small outside cage Waca
il came titlc for locking thcm up
in their cells. The cell doors are
locked bv means or levers placed ~
u box ouSide the tank. As The door
on which the loyh had been cut is
the full length of he tIuh trom the
place where Tie levers are. the Jail
,r throwing the lattcr coud moi sre
that the bolt had been cut.
Liberty Cugtailed
When The other prisoners were
locked IN their cells, the msn in the
escaping party sci to work oa IKE
bars in the outside cage and as il
was dark by this time, they had lif.
tie to make them fear being caught,
the. high cement va, svmIng
them from being Observed h. anyone
outside II, jail.
Al the prisoners are ~ present
confined ia their cells aud are de
privcd the privilege of remaining
oH in ihc tanks during the daytime,
as a punishment for the escape
lose questioning Of several Who
vrs, h,Hevcl to hc implicated i'm
,h2 btnak M, talled IT, reveal az.
i.Ioimation as to bow ,Lc saa Was
ohtaiued.
This is the first trcah tn3, l"s
accUrgd III rhe .iai. Iu uNes y,or
Ou The last oceaz4ua :ar break ,fa-
caused ~ faulty construction iu
slc apper part bf the iait. = defect
mat has since been rrle35cl. &o
.n.p"rrMt prisoners escaped at tbgt
ljmc.
sheriff Giilctt is pr,irr.qly la
%.ous - return Alvarez aad r.r.z
40 cu~.e edv J.d -, f-.,..f a.t l.r.
today tiai They nay oe raepp.wr.
ed
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

At meeting Of bankers and vine-
vardist in Fresno III production
cost records will b. kept for 1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
IS
FOUND DEAD ON
DESERTS SANDS

coroner IL. T.. Lemon and
n,Puy sheriff Corncilsou hra5cd
"a p2ste- oe. ta-Ha'o Ncrfo ,c>t,g
Gav to b:iug in the rrla3ins Of u
au feeas or = desert ,sout =
n''e> FROM Bivtae Thursday atlcr=
Noon ba liz d"ror,no,.j.
The Eodv vas :oHud IL Justice
>Mith OF I2lu N,rdy. who WIS pros
.,c,.ag g#aroHrt tre hi,l, AND ruc d',
nr;. IL notified the aut1oriti IS
II. rau Verde, Wlo ju tura ,on.
aum,a,.d 4 @i'h coroner Lemons.
'.cori.a- To tho latter r.. m.a
laj been dca,, tbout four weeks.
~ was about SIX fee, taIl weigh
ir@ about lG0 pounds, w.jh gray
Lair and W.s d:tS,,d iu rva"h
b'uo .bir~
'hi> dafa follows the description
st l1n named Gregory who left
.,u. au;ombi'r at a garage in Palp
Verde ~ February -. stating thH
p" n.endcd t. do lit,lc proSpr'.
;rg au4 would return ,a,er. i"
I-Hs r"ver Sccu agaju.
II is believed tbrt Grcgnrv -
III, dead man was he. ran short Of
water and died FROM thirst or -.
rt t>'rn. There were no Indications
Sat d"arh resulted from violence.
o. K. Hutly>. unler5aArr ~ tlr-
the, took charge If the remains.
G.c-"ry ltas sister living in Patio
\cidr. and size expressed the opin-
.ou that the body was that Of her
|Erthcr though II as ji such It state
-ll- positive Identification was
i...,..,.sIttta
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
DIFFICULT
COMPARED
WITH L. A.
Continued from Page II

lett is investigating. All prisoners
are searched before being placed in
tie tanks, and everything that could
be used in making a break, is taken
from them.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

The dairymcu Of Tchama county
have arranged 10 purchase two car
loads Of grade Guernsey cows in
Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

welcome to The delegates and turn
cd the gayci o;eg . President Cor
dom Schneider
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