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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17

Wednesday by the Marion County
grand jury on a charge of maintain
ing a common nuisance. Wilkinson
Haag, local druggist, was murdered
In a hold-up short while ago at
the Green Mill.
Among the State witnesses listed
on the indictment is w. j. Keeney,
special investigator for Prosecutor
William H. Remy, Keeney has been
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17
MR.. FIXIT
Street Railway Win Ex-
tend Street OiIing,


officials. He is The Times representative
at the city hall. Write him at The Times.
The indianapolis Street Railway
Company will add four blocks to
their oiling on Boulevard Pl., as the
result of a request Of Mr.. Fixit.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT: Would you be
kind enough to see what you can. do
to get the street car tracks oiled
from .Thirty-Eight St. to Forty-Sec-
ond St. on Boulevard Pl.? Each year.
they oil as far north as Thirty
Eighth St. and then stop for some
unknown reason. We need the oil
much worse than they do along
Crown Hill.
MRS. FRANK WALKER,
405S Boulevard Pl.
Orders have been issued to oil
from Thirty-F'ourth st. to Forty
Second ST., when they start to oil
this street, J. F. Lynch, a COM
pany official, wrote Mr.. F1dt to-
day.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT. Just south of
E. Michigan St. and Emerson Ave..
is a very large hole. AS there is a
heavy amount of traffic on this
street and the hole by now is nearly
half way across the street, it is very
dangerous. TIMES READER
A. j. Middleton, chief inspector
of the city engineers department,
will act at once.
TO TAX PAYER: Horace Carey
fire prevention chief, will send in
vestigators at once to the shop
where you say paper is stored.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17

ton which the commission will use
in it's investigation Of the sale Of
electricity to tenants by apartment
houses and business buildings not
qualified as utilities.
From the information, the com
mission will decide whether the State
utility laws have been violated by
the uncertified sale Of current. The
matter is to be discussed again at
the commission Friday conference.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17
RHEUMATISM HAD
kept LOCAL MAN
IN AWFUL MISERY
This Civil War Veteran
Was Surprised When
Konjola Relieved His
Long Suffering.

The most severe test of any medi-
cine is what it will do in the case
of an aged person. A vast number
Of statements have been received
from Indianapolis people Of adj
vanced years, in which they tell
how this new Konjola medicine re-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

charged by local police with accept
ing brides from liquor law violators.
A suit to paddock the Green Mill is
now pending in Hendricks Circuit
Court The case has been continued
until June "a. The action was
brought by neighbors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17
CUT YEARBOOK COST

By reducing the number Of cop
les of the 1925 Indiana yearbook
from 5000 to 5000 saving of ap-
proximately $4,000 was effected, it
was reported today by State Print
ing Clerk j. Otto Lee. The cost
last year totaled $8,048, while this
yes it was $5,8S2O7. Lee said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17
QUIZ SALE OF JUICE
Service Commission Members Seek
Information.

Representatives of the Indianapo-
lis Light and Heat Company and the
Merchants Heat and Light Com
pany have been asked to appear be-
fore the public service commission
Thursday morning to give informa-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17
MILLIKAN is INDICTED
Grand Jury Charges Green Mill to
be Nuisance.

Norman E. Millikan, proprietor
of the Green Mill barbecue and
dance hall, 300 E. Thirty Eighth
St, was at liberty today under
$500 bond following his indictment
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17

Let Mr. Fixit present your case to city
,fficials He is The Times representative
It the city hall. Write him at The Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17
TO BE BROUGHT HERE

MI. vernon MAI bICCen Dy UOS-
Rabies Feared.
BIZ United Press
MT, VERNON, Ind, June IL
Thomas Jeffries, rs, living near Mt.
Vernon, was to be taken to Indian
apolis today to be given the Pasteur
treatment.
He was bitten by a dog that was
believed to have rabies. The dog
was killed and the head was sent to
the State board Of health for an
alysis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17

Fake antique dealers often brush
a document with weak tea to make
1t appear old.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-17

Buffalo. Bits wild West show
played for seven months In Paris
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
Bert COlima Is
Winner in Second
Willis Battle
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, July 14. - The
much heraldcd fistic encounter be
tween Bert Colima and Cowboy -
Jack Willis came to a disappointing
conclusion last night before q pack
ed house at Vernon, when Colima
won the decision in the sixth round
by Il foul.
The bout was rcmatch. Willis
having handed Colima a knockout
IN their battle two weeks ago. The
crowd came in anticipation of a
repetition of the first fight, and as
Colima s ring future depended on
his showing last night the bout held
out much interest.
Colima entered the ring and of,
fcred Something in the way of a
new style of fighting for him. He
kept up a fast pace, bobbing and
speeding around the ring. The Mexi
can middlcwcight was conceded
four rounds and the fifth was even.
In the fourth round he landed flush
on the cowboys jaw and both fight
ers went down in the confusion
which resulted
The punch which brought the bat
tie to a close came in the sixth
when Colima, backing out of a
cIinch, received a left hook from
Willis. The cowboy had no oppor-
tunity to pull the punch and it
landed with metallic thud. His
face reflected pain and agony that
was real. After brief cxamina
tion Referee McGrath raised Coli
ma s hand. DR.. Lloyd Macc's exam
ination substantiatcd the referee )
decision.
Nick Antonio received we'll earn
ed decision over Larry Murphy in
the windup. Frank Williams
and John Zciglcr put ON a wrestling
match i'll the feature preliminary
and as Zciglcr was the better wrest
Ter hc got the decision. Benny Diaz
received the decision in the four
round first event, Tommy Shull
took beating from Joe Guerrero.
Tiger Flowers and Eddie Huff
man were introduced previous to
the main event.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
SPORT NEWS SECTION
ARACON CAUGHT TARTAR IN SILVER
AT BRAWLEY LAST NIGHT; KID MEX
WAS TOO SPEEDY FOR JOE RIVERS

Frankie AragOn of this city
caught Tartar' in his fight
With Louie Silver at the Brawlcy
American Legion arena last night,
and frankie had to do plenty of
work throughout the fight to get Il
draw with the willing coast battlcr.
The wise ones had picked frankie
for an easy winner, and he might
have been, had he fought Il differ
ent style of fight. He grandstand-
ed first, by taking punches on the
head from Silver. without any ap-
parent need of it. Then when he
was slipping behind, he got rough.
Aragon is toog 0od a fighter, and
too clever to need any grlndstand-
ing or any rough stuff. BY setting
down to business he would have
made Il much better showing against
Silver At that he had an edge on
him.
Silver tried every minnie of the
fight. He looked best when stand
ing away from Aragon, the latter
being death in the clinchcS.
Frankic's speed would have enabled
him to keep out in front of Silver
any time,
Kid Mex had clear lead over
Joe River in the eight round semi
final. McX used everything but the
ring>poi, without making any inn
preston on Rivers. who kept cover
cd up and only occasionally could
be forced to do any leaGIng River :
tactics made it u slow fight.
Raymond MontoNa took a four
round scrap from George Peck Il
novice, who showed q terrific punch,
plenty of gamenc>s, and no science.
Montova knew he had been IN a
fight. having one eye opened and
his nose puffcd up. Except for body
wclts Peek was unmarked. He WAS
n tired boy from the second round,
nut stayed the limit and Was al
avs dangerous. Montoya fought
e slowcst fight he has put on in
)nths causing the ringSIdcrs to
ndcr if he is being used too much.
aid stone Of this city, SubstItut-
: for Billy Taylor, took the count
the fourth round. stone elected
swap punches with Ralph Gill
d Ralph proved TO have the heaN-
guns, though stone showed that
can sock.
4 small crowd saw the fight most
: the fruit boys having lctt BraW
v. FL Centre was represented by
& delegation OF 20 or more.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
P0insettia Is
Making II Knots

HONOLULU, July II. Fighting
through numerous rain squalls. tine
yacht PoinSettia is making an aynr.
a2o Of l. Knots an hour on the re-.
turn race 70 thc mainland, accord
ing to wireless adviccs today.
rh" vessel lay becaImrI for tvs,
laws, moving only with the drift,
before its sails nu5f,l oot "g;i3
Njth the hrcczo. the report said.
The yacht Jubi'o, last tp finish in
th" first half of the annual speed
>acht classic. Was we'll 40 sea todlr
"n the return trjp which is expert
cd 70 take six Wrol,r to cumrlctr.
Tho Jubjlio >Ejmmrd ,a-' Dia
mood Head Monday with a'' its pas
ngHrS aboard save Horace Nrruoy
who remained to return IT, ~tcamy~
athcr than risk the possible drlars
on thc small vach''S voyage.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
Young Golfers
Tee Off Today
by United Press Leased Wire

DEL MONTE, Cal, July II The
finest members of California : new
est crop Of golfers, the Youngsters,
today tccd off in the qualifying
round of the annual California jun
ior golf championship on the old
historic Del Monte course.
The age limit this year has bee;
increased to IS, affording entrance
70 several promising players who
would otherwise have been barred.
Among them are David Martin, Rio
ROndc, Southern California title
holder; Leslie Hcnslcy, Long Beach,
runner up last year, and Jack Reese,
Johnston, Pa.
The favoritc at the opening of
play today was Norman Macbeth
.Ir., Wiltshire County club, Los An
gclcs, the playing-through title hold
or.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
Attorneys
HICKCOX g. TRUDE
Attorneys
Eehkopf BldC. FL Centre
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY FOR STORAGE

Noticc j., hereby given that | will
sell AT public aurtiou at Valley
TaNi and Storage Garage, at 100
Main Street, at 10 o 'clock a. IN. on
the 10Th day Of July, l92G, he fol
lowing described personal proper
ty, to.wit:
One 1923 Ford Touring car.
Engine No. G067252,
Said sale will be made to satisfy
- bill for storage, of $1,000 and
amy accruing damages and the cost
j.. .dcnt TO the advertising and sale
said property as provided in hv
lection No. @O53 of the Civil Code
f California.
G. \. NIEKPATEICK.
! 9 If l6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
Watching the
Score Board


Yesterdays Hero. - Jack Four.
n,cr Of the Dodgers, who tied the
league record with three homcrs in
one game. The Cardinals, howrvcr,
bomh"rdcd three BROOKLYN pitchers
and Won - TO 10.
The Athletics gaiucd another step
cr tAc league leading Yankees by
defeating ST, Louis ) to >. Pinch
hitter llouscr : homer did il.
'oomh, and Dugan committed cr,
'ors and New Nor& lest another one
this time to Detroit, ) to t.
The Phillies advance WAS slowed
'p again yesterday when the Cinciu,
rati Reds took the second straight.
The score WAS 10 To :.
Batting records of the Scuatora
worc fa'tcucd at the expense of -four
White SoN twjrl"rS and Washington
Won - O. . after making 20 hits.
with one on base, Hack Wilson
cracked out II homer in the seventh
inning, giyig Chicago Il to | vie,
tory over Boston.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
Berlenbach And
Delaney Battle
Tonight In N. Y.
Hy tnitcI Press Lcnscd Wire

NEW YORK, July 1i.-Paul Bcr-
lcnbach, light heavyweight champ
ION, and Jack Delaney, his only cut
standing rival, rested today for their
h'@hlv toutod - round match NJ
Ehh"t> field tomorrow night. Both
"'dod long siege of training YES.
t"rdaN and auuouuccd Themselves
ready. They win spend to-day lol-
ho& about their training camps ana
ar'rr in New York tomorrow JUS,
III um" for the weighing in crrcmon.
lis.
Local netting circles rcportc.l
irNoriSh activity. Some Of the
Heaviest betting ON Il boxing con-
fest in yoa"> has been reported. De-
h.roN oo"tionoS to- rul" Slight fa.
Noritr at odds Of 6 TO 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
Situations Wanted

WANTED-Posjtiou, office work
or clerical. Phone DIV. 1913
WANTEl#-To take care of place
or ranch while owner is on va
ration y. l.. Smith Rte. 4, Scclcv
Cali:. Box 81. l2t3
Young MAN wishes steady job.
viii try anything. ta'l 45o Main
~. 1873
WANTED--Work by middle aged
woman, good cook, will 20 any
whore. Cal or write 65t Holt. II
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
NEW FRESNO COACH

FRESNO Cal., July l3.-Ed Sc
we'll, former University Of Caifor-
." ata'c'r. has been selected coach
.'n 'i2' .rnnoj L, ~urcard
d"n'rN Hlcwc.' who mas resigned to
taic - position in Manual Arts
hisr school in LIS Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
Lost and Found

Lost Boston Bull trrrjcr. License
No. 2l9. Reward. Dr. kutz, Dun
away Bldg. 2stf
FOl'ND-Man : coat and gloves.
Inquire at Bishops Jcwelry
store. l2t3
LOST-July LIST between lIoltvilc
Methodist church and I'll Centre,
old fashioned cameo pin, square
setting. Reward. Phone 4lgW.
1853
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
So. California
Sporting Briefs
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, July l4.-Jackic
Sherman and Pedro Amador, the
former one OF the most rugged fcath
crwcights in the state and the latter
Panama fcatherwcight champion,
VIII mix it in the main six round
event at the Main Street Athletic
club, Saturday night.
Nd liammcrIv Of Tcrre Hautc.
Ind, viii make his first California
start in the four round scmi-windup
against Ramon Famicna, Il new Mex
lean arrival. y grudge match be-
tEeen Happy Romero and Joel Lo-
PEI is rardcd for the special event.
Impetus to the wrestling game is
predicted here with the opening of
John de Palma, Italian promoters
show at the Vernon coliseum on
August ). Joe parcll has been
signed to work in one of the three
star bouts. De Palma viii operate
bimonthly bringing such stars as
Marin plcstina, Stranglcr Lewis,
Toots Mondt, Wayne "Big' Mum
and Others.
Joe Stcchcr will face one of his
f9rom st challcngcrs for the world 5
wrestling titlc whcn he meets Nick
Lutte tonight on the Olympic audi
'pr,lm mat. Lutte apparently has
youth, size, strength and everything
that go to make a champion.
Stcchcr Will scale around 2ll and
Lutte viii be about 2Oj. There will
be- less than seven pounds difference
in the weight. If the Young heavy
proves strong enough to break the
body scissors Of the champion and
leg pressure he may win.
Young Magdaliuo carried off the
decision in the six round main
event with Augrl de Ia cruz at "hc
Culver City stadium last night.
Ifis Gardcnaz wen the semi windup
with 3lmmv Foz.
Chlck Borden took the special
event from .loc Arcinicza and the
other tonr round bouts resulted in
Technical knockouts, Walter Dock
winning from Nat chief Cyrus;
japcr Noio winning from frankie
Azrudamo; Speeding Williams put
Francisco Williams away in the eur
tain raiser.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
KERR POISON CANDY
CASE BEFORE DOCTORS

san FRANCISCO. July H.
The "poison candy ca.c of pr.
Franklin f. Kcry, Orauec county
physician, was to be- hcard by The
state board of medical examiner, to-
day when they considered rcvoca.
ton of hi, license. d. Kerr is now
serving Il term in federal prison for
sending box of poisoned candy
through the mails TO his wife.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Reai Estate.

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
Wanted To Buy

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p" "ANTED-First class automobile
repair mechanic. c. Z. Coggins.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
Here ana There
in Sport Wcrld
H., United Press Leased Wire
Shawnee on Delaware. Penn.

Johuny Farrell was leading with 40
as the second round of play started
today in the Shawnee open tourua.
mcut. Bin Mclhorn and Bobby
Cruickshark were next with 10
each.
San Josc.-Sammv Offcrmau won
the decision over Billy McCam in
the eight rouuc. main event here las1
night.
San Dickv Kerr. for.
mrr White SOY pitcher, and recently
released by the san Francisco Seals,
uas gained Il berth with the Forr
Worth club of the Texas league, it
was learned today.
Sacramento. - Harry \. Applc.
quiSt, former member of the Wash
ington state college football coach
'ng staff, has been appointed athlc-
tic coach at Sacramento high school.
Del Montc.-MrS. Dorothy Hill OF
the Midwirk club, Pasadena, shat
tered the Monterey Peninsula club
course record for women Yesterday
when she turacd in an ST.
The old Tnlarc Lake bed this
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
POULTRY

'OR NALE-1O00. ! year old White
Lc9hom hens, good strain. Also
> hole firclcss cooker. / mile west
of city water works, Judy Bros.
1918
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
COAST LEAGUE
esterday's Results

Missions 3, Portland ).
Hollywood ), San Francisco ;.
SACRAMENTO ), Seattle ).
Los ngclcs {, Oakland 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
For Rent-Rooms

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FOR RHNT-Attractive cool room
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

Chicago 2, Boston !.
Cincinnati 10. Philadelphia :.
St. Louis II, Brooklyn 10.
Pittsburgh-Ncw York, postponed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
Help Wanted

NANTED-A middle aged single
woman to cook for one man and
wash up milk house night and
morning. American preferred.
Write Chamberlain, Rte. A, Box
21 Calipatria, Cal. Oti
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
SESC UICBNTENNIAI, MAY
CLOSE UP EVERY SUNDAY

PHILADELPHIA, Jaiy II. - \
concentrated move t. clp>r the >p>.
G'ir""tcnpial exposition on Sundays
WAS started here today vhca u petit.
fIou asking an injunction ouiommg
the exposition from opening th"
GroudS ON Sunday, wa, fixed m
common pleas court.
The petition WIS flied br thrc,
'a& payers. ~nId To- bo members Of
ID methodist committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
Mr.. Grafton and
MIR. Cullen to
Be Argumentative

Photographs received at the Press
office today indicate that Mr.. Hank
Grafton, who has an engagement in
the Imperial Valley arena Friday
night with Mr.. Fred Cullen is Il
pretty hefty sort of individual who
ought to be able to hold his own in
4 fight with almost anyone.
MIR. Grafton at present is Soiourn-
ing i'll Santa Ana, from which point
he sets ont at frequent intervals to
raise ructions with the features Of
other citizcnn'of the republic Hip
trade punches for Il living. Aecorl
my to accounts NJ. Grafton la,
been quite successful in his porr,-
cuiar line of cHdcavor. having
smnared the features of many and
diverse individuals, including Light
horse Harry Lee Of san Diego, a
boAfightcr well known to Imperial
Valley fans, and considered By them
as u tough hombrc.
Lighthouse Harry has upset mani
q heavyweight, including t1e du~E,
hucd Vie Alexander Of Central ave
nuc, Los Angeles, doing the Job
right here in our yard. and he also
administered pastiug to the cIassj-
cal features Of Kid Savage of Mex
icali and way stations, this job also
being done here. However, Light
horse Harry could not get by Mr.
Grafton, which speaks we'll for the
latter : prowrsS.
Bill Mac old Us
Mr.. Fred Cullen, if we Remembers
correctly, originally hailed from
Portland, which has "A roS" far you,
or as the portlaudcr, say, fer you
4 rose in Portland grows, at which
the folks in Pasadena snickcr loudly
Nignor Cullen likewise has had his
hand aloft following Il session with
LighthorSc Harry. thereby making
tullc0 dead heat with Mr.. Grafton
as far as .ioustS with with Light
horse Harry are concerned.
We have it ON the word of tine
eminent MrMahou of san ntr4,
tiat the ScuorS Cullen and Grafton
arc sailing under their correct r"4
ncmrnS. This being true il indicates
considerable warrior blood in boz
gentlemen, these name, being d.
ish as o "Toolc, flahcriv or corn
h""f aud cabbage. And we for our
will welcome the opportunity of
seeing two "lriSh bhuyS, swing
their fists.
There ha>u + been a real honest
to-Pctc. dycd!in thc-wool TriShmao
in the local ring since the ilIustriou-
Patrick Aloysius McNulty causru
spectators to flop around in ihrir
seats while he extended Il dcci>It,,
carload, and painful iickiuu /" VA.
honorable George Goodrich. There
pave been plenty of rISu names. ....
Ncar"rS falling short of Irish face.
tn" most g'aring example being that
e. "NlcVc Brodie,' worn by boy
Is biack rs the inside Of coal niu,.
and built along he generous lime
&C - bed Slat, who was hravcd on,
q the ring last week. When thi,
class of alleged fighter start,
" wearing the green lit is tmo to
g'vv .cal IriShs,,"n u chance to d,,
play their wares.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
Base Bail Standing
". 7
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeSterdaY's Results

Philadelphia ., St. Louis >.
Detroit >, New York /.
Cleveland 6, Boston /.
Washington 10, Chicago Q.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-14
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