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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
AT Press Office

FOR SALE-Fine seed barley. Earl
Nencill. Phone 90TM5. 20tf
HAVE a Morris cash register, to be
sold at bargain. Southern Sier-
ras Power Co., warehouse, Fourth
and Broadway. 27tf
DESERT HONEY-348 Broad
way. 2Stf
NEW AND USED furniture. IIeber
Second Hand store. $3.50
MESQUITE WOOD for sale. Ell
Centro Flaming Mills. 8t6
1000 AGED EWES. Large frame
Bakersfield ewes, in good flesh,
Price $500 per head for imme-
diatc sale. 80 to 10 days pasture
available. Six months wool on
sheep. Bred to blackfacc rams
for December Iambing. c. b.
Bosuc, Willows, Calf. 9t6
rOR SALE-l00 hens and pullets
from Roming stock, 5. c. White
Lcghorns, registered. Wilson, five
miles southwest Of III Centre, Mrs.
Chris Jackson ranch, Dahlia ca
nal. loft
For SALE-Purc bred Jersey bull.
l mile west, Ii south of McCabe
school. 11t3
FOR SALE-Threc thousand 2I2 W.
old Marsh Scedlc5s Grapefruit
trees. Finest heavy bearing bud
selection and priced to move them.
Address c. ". Story, Route \ Box
ljSB, San Fernando, Cal. llt3
FOR sALF,-Turllcy eggs for hatch
ing. Rath d Marshall. Its
FOR sALE-Bargain, solid OAK
gray acid stain bedroom suite, 3
pieces. $40. $50 Wcnsley. 12tf
FOR SALE-Forty laying pullets.
Reds and Rocks, purcbred Sl5O
each. W. d. Johnston, -. miles
south of Meloland, Kite. b. Holt
vile. I2t3
FOR SALE-Hcad milo, across from
Highway Date Ranch. Richter.
12t10
FOR SALE-At seclcy. 800 sacks
choice selected seed barley. $l.50
per ewt. p j. Storms. Inquire at
Sceley Pool Hall. l2t5
q XL" WHITE LEGnORN CHIX
For Fall Delivery
Write or telegraph for prices, dates
and literature.
IAL HATCHERY (ACCREDITED)
PETALUMA, CAL.
FOR SALE-35O lbs. year old
lettuce seed at $50 per Ib. Paci-
fic Southwest Trust and Savings
Bank. 9cod If
FOR SALE-Thc best paying small
rooming house in FL Ccntro. viii
consider home up to four thousand
us part payment. See owner at
, 755 Orange. tues thur sat tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
HARRY LEE GETS
WALL0PINC FROM
KNOCKOUT BROWN
COlOred Battler Proves
Too Much for San Di-
ego Husky.

Eddie Brown came to town and
made Harry Lee look like Il clown.
Which is very poor poetry but just
about describes the BroWn-L"r
ruckus at the Imperial Valley Ath-
lctic club last night when the Sat
Iicgo husky took a licking from
the clever colorcd boy who hangs
lis gloves up in Santa Monica.
The fans who shivered and shook
IN the cold wind were about evenly
divided in their sympathics, bat
they were unanimous in their juIg-
mcnt that this Brown person is just
about too much for Harry. The lat
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
| So. California
Sporting Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 13.-With
the University of SO. Calf. eleven
enjoying a well earned rest after
the victory over the Oregon Aggies
and with Southern Branch out Of
town in quest Of further conference
Eonors, the local football spotlight
ccntcrs today on the Occidental
University of Arizona clash ut the
Coliseum.
The Arizona Wildcats boast an
unbrokcn string of victories. Their
goal-line has only been crossed once.
Occidental, fallen from grace
through defeats in the last two
starts, after being hcraldcd as po-
,cntial conference winners, will at
tempt to regain some prestige.
Twenty-Five Wildcats, under tho
eye Of Coach Fred McKale went
through a short, snappy signal drill
nj the Coliseum yesterday, the team
in excellent physical and mental
condition.
Coach Excndine gave his squad
only a light workout. He intends
starting many Of his second string
men, resorting to regulars only as
they are needed. J. Schwcitzer, one
of the best puntcrs on the coast,
will start at quarterback but Solly
Nishkin, fleet halfback will deco
rate the bench unless the going
gets rough.
Exendinc hopes to have his men
iii perfect condition for the Pomo
ma game next Saturday. The Tigers
remain the sole obstacle between
Pomona and the Southern Californ-
ia conference title.
Southern Branch journeys 20 Red
lands to meet the University Of
tnat name in IA conference game.
Redlands to date has nothing but
G2tcats on its slate and the Bruinj
are picked to win by a three touch
dovn margin.
San Diego state and La Verne
reet in the only other Southern
California conference game,
johnny GodInez and Alki Ako!,
lantamweights, occupy the feature
spot on the Main Street Athletic
boxing card tonight. Akol, Fiji
plno, viii be a slight favoritc.
Toby Montoya and Joe Burns
tight the semi final.
Paul De Hate, hard hitting Comp
ton welterweight, stopped Paul Dem
sky, Australia, in the eighth of their
scheduled 10 round bout at Holly
wood legion stadium last night.
Dcmsky's 5 manager threw in towel
after his boy had been knocked down
! four times during the bout and WAS
no longer able to defend himself.
At times Demsky outboxcd the
conqucror Of Jack Silver, but DE
! Hate s hard punches took the steam
! out of the Aussie.
They were boxing fairly even un-
J til the third round when De Hate
! landed hard right and Demsky
went down for the first time. He
! went down again in the fifth and in
! the seventh almost completed the
job.
Dcmsky came out for the eight
wobbiv and shortly was Knocked
down for count, when his manager
intervcned.
De Hate is The boy who won nine
rounds and the decision over Jack
! Silver recently. after the latter had
badly beaten Mushy Callahan. Paul
was the under dog in the betting,
odds of two to one being given Sill
/ Yer to win. A match with De Hate
/ and Callahan is III the making.
Jack Roper, Los Angeles heavy
, weight, badly defeated Frank Will
Jams, Riverside, in the six round
semi windup.
Billy Blake won from Benny Mill
cr in six; Bob Bridges dccisioncd Joe
! Cordova in four and Phil Harris did
likewise against Al O'Brien.
-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13

ADDRESS Envelopes at home in
your spare time. Earn SIS to
$35 weekly. Experience unneccs-
sary. Weather & Co. % Quincy
St, Dept. 900, Chicago. 13tl
LOST--Whitc greyhound dog. Name
Perro. Return Carl Locher. Duke
Johnson ranch, l mile east Whit
ing crossing. 1873
WANT-To buy alfalfa straw or
spoiled alfalfa hay for fertilizer.
Box SSl, FL Centre. 1873
FOR SALE-5 acre chicken and
fruit ranch, near town. Reason
able terms. Write Press, Box
S63. 13t6
MEN WANTED-Prcferably with
ears. Call Sunday morning, 322
North Sixth st. 13t1
WANTED-Dry stock to pasture.
G. G. Husscy, Scelcy. 1912
FOR SALE-Well broken four year
old mule, weight about 1900 lbs.
G. G. Hussey, Seelcy. 1919
w AN TEDDY stock of all kinds.
Across from Highway Date ranch.
Richter. 13t12
PAYING BUTCHER BUSINESS,
slaughter house, auto butcher
wagons busy every day, 10 acres
rich river bottom land. Killing 8
bcevcs. 6 hogs, ) veal week. Splcn-
did opportunity for man cxpcr
fenced make real money. On Red
wood highway, growing town,
Humboldt county. $4,000. Terms.
j. J. Mabrv, 519 3rd ST., Eureka,
Calf. Phone 500 1871
FOR RENT-.Nicely furnished room
adjoining bath and screen porch.
Hot water. 6lS Euclid. Phone
216W. 13tl
FOR SALE-,Fivc T. 3. tested cows.
Phone 90GJ1, before Q a. m. or af-
ter ) p. m. l3tf
10 ACRE DAIRY RANCH, 35 head
Al COWS, . fine work horses, Ford
son tractor, farming tools com
plctc, Silo, extra good bldgs. con
tract on milk at barn, 25c gallon.
Redwood Highway. humboldt
county. Price $oS,000 terms. Also
$50 acre stock ranch, - head cat
tie. . extra fine work horses, .
saddle horses, - head hogs, all
tools and equipment, extra fine
range we'll fenced and watcrcd,
good b ldgs. > miles Redwood
highway, $l5.000.OO. Terms. J. j.
Mabry, 5l9 3rd ST., Eureka Cal
Phone SOC. 13t1
FOR RENT Room. Also Fox Ter
rior pup for sale. $50 Brighton.
13t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
Wanted TO Buy

WANTED poultry Of all kinds. lC32
Woodward. Phone 966 for prices.
III
y IkD-SecOl,c hand t"rulture
Cali 495W. S19 Main St. lot.
@ANTED- Fertilizer. Any place
within l. miles of FL Coutro. C1ll
@Gi Brighton or =. o, Box 36j.
"tf
WANTED-To buy ii good alfalfa
ranch on contract. 100 acres or
moro. VIM. \. Kuns. 1lll7 Mo
dicska Ave, Lynwood, Calf.
lots
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
LOST and Found

LOST Between Palace Market
and carnival, bunch Of keys in
lo"ther "a5c. Reward. Return TO
Press office. lOt4
FOUND-Gold wedding ring. Phone
Oh. lof3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity. - Fair
tonight and Sunday with moderate
temperature. Lower humidity.
Southern California - Fair to.
night and Sunday moderate tenn
pcrature.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
Situations Wanted

NAN OR MAN aud wife vaat work
Experienced hand with horses. j.
I. Work House II, 50 Com
mtYci;d. 12lt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13

John Larson. Yucaipa, San Bcr-
h'ri'n" county, has completed ship
ment of his kummcl peaches for
which he received over ) cents al
NnnnL
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
For Rent E-fate

FOR RENT-4o acres for dairy.
Feed now growing. $3.50 per
acre. Address G. p. ITill, 329 Sc
vada St, Ell Monte, Cal. l0tJ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
Help Wanted

WANTED General housckceper,
experienced and reliable. Two in
family. Good position and wages.
Mrs. Conant, $50 Wcuslcy. Phone
l06J. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
ADS
AUCTION-RANCH
'cdnesday, November 2l

Wednesday, November 2l
Loo p IN.
160 acres alfalfa or vegetable ranch.
located 8 miles west and miles
north of .Westmorland, Calf. Legal
description NWI of Tract No. 13s,
Block Is, r. II & Is. 120 acres set
to alfalfa and 40 acres TO corn and
in proper condition for planting
vegetables next year. Located on
Main canal assures you plenty of
water for irrigating crops at proper
time. All fenced and cross fcnc-
ed with good ranch house. Land
rents from $45 to sos per acre, de-
pending on crop. This land should
double in value when Boulder is
completed, but owner must sell now.
Terms 4 cash, balance easy. 1870
cash at sale. Come and buy one of
the best stock, alfalfa or vegetable
ranches in the Imperial valley. II. \.
Wood, auct., 705 W. 45th St, Los
Angeles, Calf. Sales held anywhere,
any time. 1920
LADIES earn Christmas money;
big pay addressing envelopes, no
experience necessary; self address
cd envelope brings particulars.
Saxony Co., 112 West 42nd st.
n. Y. 1911
WORK AT HOME-$6 a dozen
making scarfs. Experience unncc-
essary. No canvassing. Particu-
lals for stamp. Limit Service,
inc, 191, Lynn, Mass. 13t1
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
Miscellaneous
For Sale

FOE SALE-5UO Marsh s5eedlexs
Rrapefl oit. 500 Eureka lemoa2. Ii.
II. Hunter. San Dieg,, Rte. 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Gro.s, l9tt
HAKILELL-koofer. Takes guess
work out Of roofing, Phone lo1W.
1T
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
Special Notices

MARCELLING-50c. Glacier Apis.
Eastside entrance, Seventh and
Broadway. Phone 779J. 3tf
ROOM AND BOARD for couple or
two genticmon in widow 5 home.
call after 4 p. n. 100 Vine. 8t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13
HOUSE FOR SALE

) rooms, bath and large
screen porch. Cash or
Terms. See owner. 12S
Holt Ave. 18Th
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-13

FOR RENT-rw9 room furnished
apartment with shower, $40
lights included. Mrs. Land, 1o3
Park. 2Jtf
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12
EDITORIALS
COLORADO POLITICS

Politics has held the center of the stage in Colorado the
past week AS in the convention ago. the Kan
feature issue in the proceedings But there difference
between and then.
Your politician not sentimental In general he plays
Tor the vote matter where the play lead that if
he suddenly himself in the cloak of virtue be-
cause he knows that good year for that particular
costume.
Considered from this angle the of both major parties
putting through antiKan and Men resolutions
is significant. that the leaders sufficiently
vnced of the waning strength of these organizations the
state to feel safe in oposng them openly That encourage
ing insofar that the better elements of the
their true light and genuinely disgusted with the blah
bah of it all.
Yet the better elements of the community had better not
rest on their he secret organizations down. but
they are nnkaIeis: not forget that it took very
sourceful s1 & OUT to sweep the Klan into its
wneiminf1u TO wears These leaders now
lighting mower Nth the cunning of feines at
pay en- Tor SO ~..i candidate as Rice Means with the
Minute fighting aongsidt OF the antiklan elements
Republican convention more than enough designate him for
the primaries
Suppose the Kan does face tie primaries as a minority
Do need to be told what well organized minority
complsh against unorganzed majority? The Kan
always minority but hundred per cent of the ority
bigger than struggling fraction of the majority Given the
usual indifference of the socaed law abiding citizen almost
anything can be put him.
The juvenile state administration the split within the
kannish element itself rather than any special effort
part enable the majority to wres control from the
bodies this If spite of the lessons of the past the
constitution respecting portion of the community
from the primaries and lets the Kan put any of its
candidates. then the socaed good citizens will fully deserve
the worst administration that the khan capable Of
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12
OUR NEW ATTITUDE TOWARD SPORT

Time when serious minded ladies and gentlemen
deemed 1t beneath their dignity to discuss sporting
for boxing match that beneath respectable
hon But new world, trying vanly to keep up with the
complexities of present day existence has discovered that
ecreatothe opportunity to lose oneself in something other
than the daily gnds social necessity to keep
the pace
Behold then, nation which SUITS down business for a
week to watch the world series returns professional base
ball which quarter million dollars single
lege football which hands out million to watch
heavyweights maui each other Todays the street
feels it's worth while. Perhaps it is.
To the Jew of Ghetto days, the world of sport
unknown world life too earnest for such trvalties
Not with the Jew particularly the Jewish American today
Perhaps phase of recent Jewish life has been
uonary than the zeal with which the Jew has taken
sports and the speed with which he has made himself fac
tor to be reckoned with in the sporting world.
Two hundred thousand Jews watched the ,Hakoah team
at play this spring in minor spor-soccer Not few long
boards noticed the myrads of spectators Yd
dish whoopes rang through the air in New York Philade
pha and other Eastern cities favortes like Neufeld
Drcker ct al executed their brilliant passes and field goals
Now the manager of the Brooklyn Wanderers, famous
team, mindful of the fortune in it, has signed
tract with four of the Hakoah stars for of exhibition
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12

The pathfinder stepping down few
steps, says. THE new internationalism
must establish a common partnership
among nations and not an absorption
of weaker nations by the stronger Of
course everybody would understand
just what was meant, If some one
would say, "Oh cummon an give the
little fellow chance
What is the value of drone? El.
bert Hubbard had a decided opinion
on this. He said drone had nc
value at all. liz maintained 'The
business of drone is TO give advice
TO the workers; they believe in honey
but object to making it." Do you not
know "A lot of men who will freely
give advice but neither time nor money
They believe in communal activities
but decline to cooperate. They criti.
cize the mistakes that are bound to oc-
cur, for in spite of our education we
still learn by the trail and error
method. Which means we try one plan
and it fails, then we Try again with
"A different plan. 1t is slow and pain.
full process hut the only one that seems
to work. Have you better system In
mind:
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12

When love dies the motor stops The
force that makes men do things, is love.
1t is the one great impelling aud com
pelling power. Bourdillion tells the
same story in these words:
''The night has a thousand eyes,
And the day but one,
Yet the light of the bright world dies
With the dying sun.
The mind has thousand eyes
And the heart but one
Yet the liglit of a whole life dies
When its love is done
Look about, sec the men who are
doing things You can probably find
the reason under the same roof as that
which shelters the man who is active.
Have you little inspiration in your
home?
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12

father WAS supposed to have had
a few drops of Jewish blood in
his veins. Then she will have to
give up her house. her servants.
her automobiles and become not a
poor rich but rich poor girl.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12
Intermarriage in
Austria Increases

Vienna Figures which show an
alarming increase in the number of in
termarriagcs between Jews and Christ
ians in Austria were published here yes
terday.
1t appears that during the past year
the number of intermarriages inerea sed
from ten to thirty per cent according
to statistics. These figures do not in
clude the number of apostates. Every
third Jewish wedding in Austria is an
inter marriage.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12

with apologies tn Patrick Henry.
Caesar hnd his Brutus. Charles his
Cromwell and Henry Ford has his
Chevrolet.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12

Professor Barzonyi died and left
huge fortune to his only daughter
with the proviso that she must not
marry either n Jew or Christian
whose forbears back to the fourth
generation have drop of Jewish
blood in their veins. He must he
one hundred per cent Christian
Aryan or nothing-not even one
half Of one per cent adulteration
will he allowed.
As soon as the will was published
several suitors who feared they
could not pass the test withdrew
from the contest. The poor girl
is In terrible fix. She may bc
without husband and fortune
the remainder of her life or with a
husband and without fortune.
She may marry and wake up some
morning and discover. thanks to
some human blood-testlng shark,
that her husbands great grand
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12

The editor Of the Florence Herald
says pertinently. The growing move
ment of the churches to end all wars
might he appreciably advanced If they
would cnd war among themselves"
The attitude Of trying to reform and
lcgislatc for someone else is per
fectly natural one. for wet each OF MS,
arc so well satisfied with ourselves ne
we are that We, personally. do not
feel the need OF reformation
The way to end world wars, i for
each to begin an individual war with
himself, Destroy that which is destroy,
ing him. He will find in himself forces
growing which will help him to grow
and become n reg force in creating
"A lasting peace.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12
JEW SLATED FOR
MARYLAND SENATE

Baltimore, Md.-(S. A)-Accord-
ing to an announcement made by
Mayor Jackson Of this city, in listing
the legislative and Congressional
slate which he says will be supported
by Marylands Democratic bosses, f.
Minton Altfeld, will go to the State
Senate as representative of the Fourth
District. Altfeld is now Assistant
States Attorney, and prominently
identified with the Jewish community.
He is orc Of the leaders Of Baltimore
Zionists.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12
CORRESPONDENCE
kaitor lntcrmoantain Jewish News.
fpSN CURTIS ST

kaitor lntcrmcaniain J.wish News.
rVSn CURTIS 81.
Denver, Colo.
My dear Sir DO YOU know the where.
abouts Of the following
WILLIAM Greenberg Butte, Montana boy
attended the National Farm School located
at Bueks COUNTY Pa, lie completed his
course In the year 1919, and nfter that
droppesi ont Of sxht, that is, us far as the
authorities of the National Farm school
The Bureau Of Jewish Social Research
| Is aiding the Farm School In running down
these old graduates. Can you help There
may be -tor,' In this for you for tho
person IN question INA" owe n good deal OF
his advancement to his early training al
the National Farm School.
Az you no doubt know the National
Farm School Is Supported from Jewish
!un"- collected over the United States for
! the purpose OF interesting jewish urban
youth In agriculture as n profession.
iour cooperation will he of the greatest
aid to me.
Very truly yours,
l.. NJ. HACKER.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12

games in the eastern league McGuw keen witted
manager of the New York Giants has given fabulous price
for Andy Cohen to play in his ned because McGraw
feels that brilliant Jewish shortstop will be bigger draw
ing card in New York than Babe Ruth.
Even Italian champion pugilist takes the of
Sammy Mande that the cash customers may think he's
Jewish, and thus support him a new Benny Leonard
Football, tennis boxng-not to forget the fine
of countrycubbng Jew in them and of them,
truly any other Americans.
Whatever may be said in disparagsment of this awak-
ened sportve consciousness of the Jew, spectator
well performer for the change with satisfac
1t herads the passing the sombreness of the Ghetto
refus the thought oft and year reiterated
you Gentles that the Jew cannot share the American
thusiasm for participating in sport and enjoying sporting
events
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12
Mortality Rate
Among Jews High

Budapest, Hungary-(S, A.)-Ac-
cording to report issued by the Zeit-
.schrift for dcmographie und Statistik
for Juden, the Jewish population of
this city is now 2ls,72s. The Jewish
population is gradually decreasing,
however, due to the high mortality
rate. In 1924, for example, there
were 2,572 births as against 3,056
deaths.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12
PATS AND USEFUL THINGS

Folks pang the back for the last issue of the
termountan Jewish News.
"Fine!" we've been told-"Keep it upw
Now thanks for the pats; for the ceeptup that's
of upkeep Pats the back alone don't for
printing and and press dispatches and the features
have to buy.
pats the back backed by advertisements
sh merchants and cooperation with them by readers will
enable us to keep-up and keep-it- getting better.
GENTLE ADVERTISER o our
Jewish
But mentioned the paper
1t Catholic
ward their paper" advertising
We pass it on to you, reader-whats the matter?
community will not for long, get better than
1t deserves. Why notbe entitled to very good one?
We indebted Charles Jacobs whose Random Thoughts
column regular JEWISH NEWS feature for reaying the
following choice hot weather reading concerning Budapest
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12
Things to Think About
By Milton M. Schayer

How n thought is
expressed is almost
of as much value as
the thought itself.
For instance. The
A t la mite Monthly
says: "The new in
ternationalism must
establish a symbosis
among nations, and
n ot phagocytosis.'
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-12

But the most interesting feature
of this interesting case Is that Pro-
fessor Barzonyi's brother is n lib
-eral and has a daughter married
TO Jew. In the event that his
brothers daughter marries accord
ing to the terms of the will, he
will also receive part of his broth
er's fortune So while the heiress
is fighting theprovisions of the will
the brother, who is the fathcr-in-
law Of Jew, is fighting TO make
his niece marry only according to
the provisions OF the will 1t looks
very much to me as If the Professor
was first class lunatic.
The Washington times., 1926-03-16
birth CONTROL
VOTE S0|IGH

LONDON, March 16.-A national
referendum on birth control has
been proposed BY leaders OF certain
women's organizations who are urg.
ing the government to make birth
control informal ton available to
women at public welfare centers
under official supervision.
The movement has received the
support Of the National Union Or
Societies for Equal Citizenship,
which will bring the question be.
fore Parliament and probably win
make d formal request to the gov.
eminent that referendum be al.
thorized.
The point says Lady Baifour,
Is whether or not birth control III
desirable. The practice already &.
lists and we must decide whether
to make the best or the worst OF
IL. Working women now can get
any amount Of harmful OF even
dangerous information on the suh.
Ject. 1t would be much better for
them to get II from authorized gov.
eminent officials. z