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BOY SCOUTS

more Md The winners who have
been announced recently are as fol
| lows: Clarence kenneke. Illinois. 9S
| points: Frederick r. kruelle. Mary
and, "a points: Frank Herget, jr., New
| York, 68; j. Marcus JantZen. kansas
| 60. and John st. John, Illinois. 90
| There were 43 other scouts who had
10 or more boosting points to theit
credit. The prizes included bicycle
radio set, camping equipment, etc.
Working on the basis that the
| State that boosts the .Alsops has "A
real claim to pep. Scouting News
| has started contest to see. as hest
It can, which is the peppiest state.
! Although ii will not he conclusive
proof, it will practically tell which
State boosts the paper most. The
| State which leads at the end of the
regular Scouting News contest with
the most subscribers will have "A spe-
cial supplement to Scouting News
dedicated to it, the size of which will
| he determined by the number of
readers in that state. Pennsylvan MIA
is leading. with 26: Maryland, of
Council -Four, has 25: Illinois. 23:
District of Columbia. also of Council
| Four. l6 and New York. IA. Fred
kruelle leads the sub contest with
Hugh Taylor of Washington. second.
Scouting News has published 40 con-
secutive issues on time.
Thirty-two old timers. including
Frank ID. Napier (t'radem, Paul keil
Uauke,. Charles Merlin Uhamber,
Charles Wright Chalriu, Raymond ID.
Wood Radawo), Al HeitOwit. Art Le-
vine. a. Badain. Sol liuberman. Sam
l.
kruelle. Kenneth Greer and many
others uhe ma ajOrity Of these are quill
lers and were famous around 1918 to
1929. attended the old timers ban
auet. February 2l. at Alice McCollis-
ters. 43 W. Eighth street. New York
Frederick r. kruelle reports fine
time. Visitors were also shown the
Long House. kruele also met Joe
Wise of the headquarters, an old
time scout.
Fhe Latest National Scout has an.
peared, cOincident with the announce
ment that it has been selected az the
winner of the SalaZar award, the lead.
er In 1925. Strenuous efforts are being
made to catch up and appear on time
again. Black Hawk News won Sec
ord place and therefore the Moody
Wallis award, a silver medal, while
Scouting News copped the bronze
medal offered by zimmerman and
third place in the best Alsap contest
Frederick r. kruelle. former coun.
Gil chief of District Four and publish
er Of National Scout. has resigned his
position at the Maryland Meter
Works, IN order to give more time to
National Scout and to get it back on
time end then enlarge it. A pep klub
called Jakes Clan is being organ
iZed in Council Four. Membership
fee will be 10 cents. Badges will be
furnished by l.. Scout Greer Of Bal
timore.
Suggestions from districts and
scouts outside Washington. including
Boy Scouts. as to whether "A Council
Four rally in Washington this sum
met will be advisa bile. are welcome at
1908 Meridian place northwest. Fred
erick kruelle says he will not sponsor
a rally in Baltimore this year.
Evening star., 1926-03-21

the greatest advantage
Nowadays. though. we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the readyto-use
product for only Is cents. 1t is i'm
proved by the addition of other in
gradients. called "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound 1t is very pop
ular because nobody can discover it
has been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or soft brush with it
and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at time;
by morning the gray hair disap-
pears. but what delights the ladies with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
is that besides beautifully darkcning the
hair after few applications, it also
produces that soft luster and appear
ance OF abundance which is so attrac-
tive.
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We want all our customers to
become acquainted with Blcacho-
dent Paste-the remarkable new
Salt Dentifrice! So. for few
days only, we are conducting
special Introductory sale.
On this unusual sale you will
receive a $l.m VALUE FOR
ONLY 42c! Just think-with
each SOC tube OF Rleachodent
Paste you will receive 4 soc
"Dentalactic" Toothbrush. built
TO fit the curves and angles Of
your mouth-BOTH FOR ONLY
42c!
However. this special intro
ductory sale will be for few
days only. To take advantage of
it YOU must act al once.
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BANQUET FOR PLAYERS.
Cast of Y. M. H. A. Minstrel Show
to Be Given Dinner.

As mark of appreciation for their
services. the cast of the Y NJ. II. A.
minstrel show will be given ban
quet. following the two performances
of the entertainment March "a and
-. at the Jewish Community Center,
and q streets, David
Wiener, president of the association,
yesterday. All those con
nected with this years entertainment
will be invited to attend.
A part of the proceeds of the min
strel show will be used as payment of
the pledge of the y. NJ. RI. A. and V
w. Ii. A. toward the center building
fund. Mr.. Werner explained. Re.
served seats for both performances
have been placed on sale at the cen.
ter.
A final rehearsal before the dress
rehearsal' Monday night will he held
this afternoon under the direction of
Adlai NJ. Mann.
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Signal officer Ordered Here.

Second Lieut. Robert W. Ravnsford.
Signal Corps. has been ordered to re.
port to the commanding general, Dis.
trict Of Columbia, for duty with the
18th Signal Service Company, this
cfty
Evening star., 1926-03-21

Sti SdhNo dti'l toNiNNh
hair is grandmoth-
er's recipe, and
folks are again us
ing it to keep their
hair a good, even
color. which is
quite sensible, as we
are living in an
age when a
youthful ap-
OearanCe Is OF
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COMB SAGE tea In
HAIR TO DARKEN IT

The old-time mixture OF Sage Tea
and Sulpur for darkening gray,
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Indorsed by Hundreds
of Dentists

Bleachodcnt Tooth Paste is
based on a safe. scientific formula
developed by dentists and highly
indorsed by the dental profession.
Its principal ingrcdients-Salt and
Rica rbonates Of Soda-have long
been recognized as being unsur-
passed in the care of teeth and
gums.
Evening star., 1926-03-21

This delicious beverage
is made by the Welch
Grape Juice Co. of the
finest grade of ripe
grapes. Special. one pint.
22c, for Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday only.
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7c Fels Naptha Soap
Special 5 Cakes, 24c

A special saving on this we'll
known soap for household launder.
ing. Special cakes. 24c, for Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday onIv
uimit, 5 cakes to a customer).
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Note the Results!

You'll be delighted wi II
Bleachodent Paste. It's entirely
different. Performs the good re-
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and many important results be-
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soft gums. Prevents decay.
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harmful mouth acids. Keeps
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perfect dentifriCe!
Evening star., 1926-03-21

a soft cream for polishing and
cleaning silverware and other fine
surfaced articles. Special. lie. for
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
only.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
500 Main Street.
Phone I50

\n'icr IS hereby given that m nc.
c-rdurc with Section @Dj1 and
"p51 Of 'hc Civil code Of Califor-
"a that on the 18th day Of Scptcm-
h.r, 1926, at lIushmau 5 Garage at
10 a. IN, 76l Main street, FL Centre,
California, We viii sell at public
auctlon.
oor Hudson touring l212 model,
license No, fa227D, 1926 Engine
No. I5ll@o. Tow, storage $3.50.
ono Ford jouriog 1924 model,
(wreokcII License No. 1.l6I21,
Arizour, 1926 Engine No. S57&2II.
Tow aud storage, 5000.
0er Ford coupe l991 model,
.vIrchod1 License SO. t. II. go,
l226. Eugipr 80. 5lI2tol, Tow,
one Republic truck, 1917 model,
2 II ton 70 LICENSE. Engine &c.
"-63G. 1av. $1,000.
on" N'udcb1kor Special, tourng
i935 m"dcj, Iiccu,r 10. &ls i29.
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@aid .au N.It b." lr'd 10 ,aji.fr
thor charge, for storage and re-
pair, TO the sum Of H2lS.72. togcth-
d. "uA uc cost or publication Of
this notice aud cost or sale.
Dated, September =, 1926.
IiUSHMAN'S GARAGE
II ~ James II. lIushmau.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11

So. California
Sporting Briefs


Muller made "A tcn-strikc in sign
ing up Talma "Tut - Inlay, accord
ing to announcement today. Imi9y
was captain Of last year : California
team. He was the star half back
for several years.
Inlay captaiucd the only CHlifor-
MIA team that suffered defeat in the
past five wears and his gallant com
duct ON the field cndcarcd him to
all California alWnmjs.
"Fightiug Dick" Hoppe, Glen
dale, former coast lightweight
champion, scored one round knock
out over Gcorgic Gordon at the lIol-
Nwood Legion stadium. Hoppe WAS
far ahead in the first round by Nir-
tue Of n whip like left hand. Near
the end of the round Dick suddenly
shot over Il terrific ri4ht hand up
pcrcut that lifted up Gordon clear
off his feet
Gordon cIump"d to the floor and
the bell rang ending the round. He
was still out when the rest poriod
l
the bout to Hoppe or u kuockout
According to boNing rules, Whc0
q fighter is unable to come out after
the between round mtcrmiS~iou the
decision is scored as Il Knockout IN
the prcVioGS round.
Benny Carter, fcathcrWcigM, won
a six round semi windup from
Portland Tommy O'Bricn. Roy
Moore and Jimmy Marcus fought a
draw; Billy Tiuglc and Rirl,rY
Eo>airs drew, and Billy Mmtyoa de-
fcatcd Patsy FIannigau.
With the departure today Of Ell
die Fraync Of the Record and Bob
Crouin of the Illustrated Daily News
every sport, editor Of Los Angeles
six newspapers is Philadelphia
bound to "covcr' the Dcmp>ey-
Tunncy battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
SPORT NEWS SECTION
LEE-ADAMS BOUT ENDS IN DRAW:
-WlNDUP ALSO CALLED DRAW

After Harry ice and Howard
Adams had battlcd ten rounds at
the local arena last night, one ring
side judge voted to give the verdict
to Adams; another east his ballot
for Lee, and Referee Lovrjov over
ruled both Of them and called il
a draw. From where We sat i.
appeared that Loycjoy had better
line On the affair than either Of the
judges, and in calling it q draw bc
just about named it,
1t was not the spectacular atfair
the fans expected, in view Of IT,"
previous slam bang battle between
the two, but it was a good battle
and the big crowd got more thau
a run for its MONEY. The battle
did not drvcl"p# until thc fifth
frame. Up till thcn il was an cNru
affair with the first, second and
fourth, even Up aud the third gn-
iua to Lee. Eo'h boys cyiurr5 a.
djslnclf"ation t. head. slowing up
the action. Adams started in th"
ffth, frintiug Lee ptcttiIy with his
left. then crossing him with bc1H-
tiful right that almost stopped H."
in his tracks. lie connected with
another right, left hook, another
right. and took Ire round hv a biz
margin. IIarr2 took the sixth. bat.
tcriug Adams and having much the
better Of Il togrid osrAugc in a
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11

neutral corner
lee best round was the ninth,
when he beat Adams to the punch
consistently, working a left .iab that
had Howard off Dul&ncc contiuual-
ir. Adams and Lee were rcsprctfd ii
all evening. hcsitating to lead and
waiting continually for an opening.
lee vas TO blame for q lot of the
holding.
Battle to Draw
II th" srmi-"iudup Tommy Shull
and Kid Kopcc battlcd six rounds
10 y draw. IN this affair Tommy,
the pos-c~,or Of good left hand,
ran up against q boy who more than
matehcd hiHI, "ith the same port
mitt. kopcr is Il fast, sharpshoo'-
ing, speed artist, and he realiy was
entitled to a shade verdict The
Eid Was too husky for Tommy in
fine infightinG aud more tbau match
81 hfm at Ioug raugr boxing.
Benny Romero, Of CaIcHjro. TRIM
med Young johnson Of Imperial in
tn feature preIim, taking Sire" of
the four rounds bat tn best hc
could get oHt Of hc Judges was u
draw. Hon''v naiicd Johnson with
r.ght TO the Jaw in The scrond
@p3 flcorcd him hnt the Imperial
hoy aot up without taking count.
H. tie third johnson was groggy
fro4 lhc hcagv walop, administers
od bv Lcuuv but hc wrathcrrl tho
~'orsn aul rallied nicely toward the
cnI.
ltamr Ca,ee~, cororcd barlrr,
slowed Joe Oliver cf Baw'ey away
ia H. ~r.ord rotHl. Grimes tool;
'h. first, cuar h..h ia s'te second
10 f.rl Jor With rieht 20 The
aa jor got up at tho count Of
-iN. snt shortly attrruaads ran into
n ri4i. to 'hr =olar p'cNu,, and took
''. 1r.l &c.. roeu.
\ h.e .r"1l w., ou '4aa - ,..
a3. Eet3sn g., cugIllu raiser
;lo- cl.rI W. cn'cra'ae1 Wv -
trl ~ '"l< ba0I a3i.t~. Referee
IT, .ar s,l~ naatrr e ne situa-
iio = arl 'jrres aud he the boys
gajn4 airoly.
one nu>vr at lIauford, Kings
Coua's. contracted for ljo tons of
Ma~ra: Grap-, for 5-2.5u ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 1l.-Iiow-
ard Jones, veteran gridiron mentor,
and now head coach Of football ut
the University Of Southern CaIifor-
MA, expects to see more kicking in
the games this season than in those
of the past season.
The new forward pass ruling
prescribing a five yard penalty for
two unsuccessful passes in thc same
sequence Of downs VIII not material
~ affect pasSing,' the former Iowa
mentor said, "but it Will bring about
more and better kicking.'
Quarterbacks generally dislike
to call for kick on the third down
and usually with eight yards or less
to go they won {. It's different
proposition. however. when the score
board shows third down and Is or
more to 20 as it frequently viii with
the ncw pass penalty
With the exception If the addi-
tiOnal kicking and the continued de-
vclopmcat Of the forward pass at
tack, Jones believes there viii be
little change in the game.
The Pacific coast will continue
to play brand Of football that will
compare favorablv, if not actually
excel, that played IN the east and
middIcWcst, the coach said.
Among Best Teams
-Four Pacific cOast teams must
be included in any rating Of the IL
best clevenS in the country, - the
man "ho guided Iowa to two big
ten conference championships, SAID.
Coach Jones expects Dartmouth
and Nptre Dame to have thc strong
est teams in their respective see
tions Of tn" country. California,
Stanford and Southern California
and Washington viii be the leading
clcvcns in the Pacific coast confer
encc. he predicted.
The Trojan coach regards Stanford
California and Notre Dame as the
toughest encounters ON the [. s. {.
schedule.
.Ionc, was traditionally rcticent
about discussing tie prospects OF
his own teams.
I'VE should have better team
than last year, he said, "with q
letter men, of whom 10 were with
me last season, on the squad this
year. But we have a tough >ched-
ule.
And California and Stanford have
.iusr as good matelal til, year as
southern California.
Coach Jones does not bc.irVe that
any Pacific coast team is likely to
produce another star Of Ernie Nev-
ers' caibrr the coming season.
Guttornson and Tcsrcau, of Wash
iaGton, Murphy Of Stanford and
Drury of Southern California, Will
be the outstanding backficld per
formers of the coast. he predicted.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
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Miscellaneous
Fur~Sale

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Broadway. Phone 2l8. 21tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Finc team
heavy farm horses. Inquire Press
office. Aft
tOR HALE-Bargain, l c. G. Conn,
c melody saXaphonc. Good shape
Can be seen at All Main street.
between and 3 0 clock or after
?. III. 4-6t
FOR SALE II Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
tOE EALE--500 Marsh Seedles.
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons If.
II. Hunter, Saa Dieg ;, Rte. 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Gro,A lytf
FOR SALE-PIdgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 764 Vine St
15tr
FOR SALE-t5addlc horse suitable
for school children. Inquire Press
office. Aft
FOR SALE,--Furnitnrc, rugs, china,
curtains, stoves, good condition.
Owner leaving valley, 6f4 Holt.
II. L. Barker TT
Mt. SIGNAL garage for sale. Come
and look it over. Tt6
FOR SALE-sced barley. Earl
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FOE SALE Electric range, very
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
Here and There
in Sport WcrId
BY United Press Leased Wire

/
! LOS ANGELES, Sept. 11.-Thc
members of the Los Angeles profess
! sional football team will engage in
their first scrimmagc Of the year
when they practise against the
squad from the L. $. S Oklahoma
at Palisades Del Rcy Sunday.
Dale lIufford, University Of Cali
fornia star who graduated in 1924.
has signed with the local pros and
will take care of one end. The
Other terminal will be watched by
- Itrick - Muller, captain Of the
team.
PooIcy Hubert, of Alabama; Ed
die Trvou, Of Colgate; George
Pcasc Of Columbia; Wesley Fry Of
lowa: Bullet Baker, Of Southern
California and Frank Kcarncv Of
Cornell viii be among tho support
ing east whcd Red Grange and
his squad come west TO appear i'll
tlte Coliseum against the Los Augc-
IA professionals, according to an
announcement of p. II. lIalbritcr,
promoter.
The cAact date for the game las
not vcl been decided but il will be
PLAYED either Dccmbr !, IS or on.
Christmas day.
Angel De la cruz, Filipino, is u
favorltr over Young MasdcIcuo for
their main event bout at the Main
Street Athletic Club tonight
Philadelphia, - Miss Elizabeth
RTau, California. and Mrs. George
Wigldman of Boston will meet this
afternoon in the final Of the WON
Ell 5 middle states tennis champions
ship. Miss Ryan defeated Mrs. e.
H. Chaplin Jr., of Springfield, Mass.
o., 6l in the semi finals, while
Ms. Wjghtm1u won from Miss
Penelope Anderson, Richmond, Va,
l0-l2. G.l. 6.i.
Hartford, Conn. - Johnny Risko,
Cleveland, and Pat Mccarthy Bos-
ton fought II rounds to Il draw last
night.
Short Hills, N. J.-Bobbv Jones,
title holder, otok it easy in his first
practice round for the national ANA,
teur golf championship. which be
Guns Monday over the difficult
BaltuSrol course. He turned in 10
card. Captain. +. +. Storey Of
Great Britain turned in another -,
il, he did Thursday.
Detroit Ralph DE Palma. Peter
De Pao!o Frank Lockhart and cliff
Woodbury. are among the scheduled
starteds in II TOO mile automobile
race at the Michigan state fair
gFound~ here this afternoon.
Chicago. - Midget Smith New
York bantam, won the referee : dc
ri,lou over Archie Bell. his fellow
toWn>mau, after ten torrid rounds.
Joey Patz, Gary, scored a technical
knockout over George Solder, Chi
cago, in the third Morris Gran
berg, st. Paul, aud Johnny Harris,
Chicago, went six rounds to Il draw.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
NOTICE CT SALE

AN'' iSii - ''@A'i-i
WHEREAS Are'.jc Bynl dj.l be-.
come iuIrh;cd TO The Moore Motors
Company, corporation, formerly
Imperial Valley Finance Corpora
ton, IN the sum of $4,000 for the
caring for and safe Keeping Of that
certain Cadillac, seven passenger
touring automobile, motor 40.
x579.5. which automobile is now
and has been continuously since
that debt was incurred. in the pos
session of the said Moore Motor
Company. and sa.3 amount is a lien
upon said automobile and whereas
more taau twenty days HIS elapsed
since sand debt became due and sail
lien attached ana neither the sal !
amount Of $1,000 nor any Iart
thereof has been paid by the said
Archie Byrd or any other person ON
bis behalf.
NOW. THEREFORE, notice *
hereby given that On the l4rh dac- nt
.cptrnt6cr, 1926. at thc hour OF ten
o'clock .t NJ of sand day in front
# the office of .ho Mu,rn Motors
Company at '6i-T66-16S Main street
y the cl'y o. FL Centre, county of
Imperial state Of California, the
ril Noor N 'or, C.a,...y Wu
wi All rAc tight. title, in:ea.-t an!
iluity in AID TO sand au.aaghiIs
,hov> de,criird. or So u'rl tleecoi,
J. shal hr necessary, at rloiir aHr.
ton. for yl.h awful rt "a, - ;h.
lniicd STAT ct Amcrlc", - The
l.ghc,t btH.' 10 pay ,u4 ii,u and
l"c expense, of sale.
Dated this md day Of ~rptcmbcr
1926
MOUEh MOTORS CONla>,:
P'l0 by y. T. Leonard, Pres.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
DEMPSEY FAVORED
TO BEAT TUNNEY
IN COMING BOUT
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Sept l1.-With the
United States team cinched as the
victor in the Davis cup tennis
matches against France, the three
ring circus which has been making
a mcrry-4o.round of sports in the
last three weeks offered the middle
ring today TO Jack Dempsey and
Gene Tunnry.
With Winnie Richards and Dick
Williams, American doubles champ
ions, defeated Henri Cochct and
jacques Bru9uon, France, at CT,
OF and 81, in Philadelphia yeStcr-
day, the Americans rcSnincd title
for another year to the Davis cup,
the classic If international tennis
and one Of the most priced tro-
phicS in the world.
Hardly had the word been spread
that America had again become the
world 5 team champion of tennis
when Tex Richard 5 New York Of
flee announced 80 one million doi-
lars had been deposited in NcW
York and PHILADELPHIA banks from
the sale of tickets for the Dempsey
Tumcy fight - The fight for the
worlds hravyWci4ht championship
is to bc staged in Philadelphia ON
the might Of September -.
The house VIII be complete
sell out aud the receipts viii b."
close to $2,oo00Oo, Rickard ; of.
flee announced.
Money talks, and the fight, i'm
words Of S9.o0o,0o0, sounded louder
than tennis, golf and world series,
Betting in New York made pemP-
soy a tYo to one favoritc TO beat
Tumcy and II wa, reported THAT
Jack Kcam, former manager of the
heavyweight champion, had put
down tl0,uoG ~ $4,000 that bcmp.
Scy would v.u and $4,000 to $1,000
that Tmury would not knock out
his former charge.
SpccuIato,s camr on the market
today offering seat, In The eleventh
row which they cQuld b. persuaded
to sell for sl00,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
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7tf
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~ / t.D--SecOnL nanc t"guiturt.
Ca' 495W $40 Main st I9tf
FURNITURE NANTED-I15 No
7rh. Paone ,623. lat:
MAAIED-To hrat from owner of
land for sale for fall delivery. O.
- *. lIawlcy, Baldwin, Wis. ...1-1I
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
Lost and Found

LOST OR STOLHN-Sunday. Silver
gray German police dog, seven
months, wearing collar with name
Kari. Also owners name, J. A.
: Bowers, Box 81, I'll Centre. Phone
3SQ or deliver lis So. Fifth ST.
7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
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