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Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-29

Fine mems purses and key cases Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-29

Pyralin ivory by piece or set-Al- aska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-29

FOR Monographs by the
 month Schallerer's Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

WANTED TO BUY-Clean cotton rags; will pay five cents a pound. Gateway office.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-29

FOR SALE-Lang furnace for $25
 cash; see Fred Miller. If
The Washington times., 1926-12-10
ARCHITECT Witt.
FACE B|GAMY

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dec. TO-
Mrs. Flora L. White filed suit in
superior Court here recently for
4nnulment Of her marriage to
Charles B. White. Charlotte archi.
aect, on the grounds that he had
Is wife living in New York city
from whom he was not divorced
Mt the time of their marriage.
Mrs. White, who was married
It'll Atlanta. Ga. November II, 1929,
claimed that she did not know
De the '.other woman" until June,
1926. She recently was granted
us, 900 balm by the Superior Court.
The husband was released from
custody through error after he
had signed the consent Judgment
III favor of his wife and now is
being sought by police in answer
to criminal charge of bigamy.
Domestic difficulties in the White
household first came to. light early
last spring when Mrs. White filed
9uit for support against her hus.
band.
AT that time she charged him
With irregularities. alleging that he
nuuandered q salary Of about $500
month on "other women" while
heg didn't give her enough money
0 get into the city from their
home nine miles out Of the city.
She claimed that he repeatedly
cursed her and, mistreated her
Mntil she had to rely on neighbors
Tor comfort.
The Washington times., 1926-12-10

The Good Fellows are getting to-
ether. Christmas u coming. Have
The Washington times., 1926-12-10
Bullet in Head 10 Miles

PALATINE, ILL.,, Dec. 10.--Albert
Genes, after accidentally shooting
inlself, walked 10 miles with the
allet in his head to get medical
tkention here, but died q few
ours later.
The Washington times., 1926-12-10

Well-made fOur.in.hands
in a brand-Aew assortment
Of patterns and colors. Made
with open ends and clip.
easy bands.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
.I0DAY'S WANT ADS.

FOR SALE,-550 lbs. 8 year old
lettuce seed at $50 per lb. Paci-
lie Southwest Trust aHd Savings
Bank. 9eol if
FOR ~ALE-Thc best paying small
loouiIg house in FL Ccatro. VIII
consider home up to four thousand
as part payment. Sec owner ut
30 Orange. tues thur sat t.
W-tNTED-Nj Centre residence in
exchange for steel and concrete
residence in exclusive Mission
Hills district, san Diego. What
have you? Bon %37, Imperial.
1lt5
E"fE&iHNCED dsc~smaking, plain
sowing, Io-ajtciug. All scwin-
guaranteed. Mrs. Warren and
@r.. Stirmau. ~ Holt. 1ltG
FOf SALE Three thousand 20 yr.
od Marsh Socdlcss Grapefruit
trees. Finest heavy bearing bud
set@et'on aud priced to move thcn.
Address {. W. story, Route 4 Bon
IzsB, San Fernando, Cal. Its
For Turkey eggs for hatcn-
ing Rath 4 Marshall. Ilt3
For tLf,-pure bred Jersey bull.
j milo west, i south Of McCabc
school. ITS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Buff alos Sell
In Arg entine
For Good Price
u, lnitcd Press Leased Wire

HCENOS AIRES. Nov. l1.-Hab-
itucs of the Liuicrs cattle market
were astoniShcd beyond measure
this morning to find one Of the
rus, usually ,csorNcd for high class
Sh"rthouN steers occupied by Il
hpuch of twelve buttalo~.
Few If the spectators had oter
seen such an animal before aad thrir
close inspection of these specimens
soon convinced them that the bar.
'aIo'N reputation for frroeily is not
nm iuNifjcd.
Tho~c huffalo, came from The
provinces Of Entrc Rios aud are -
Seconded t'rom pair imported from
the United S'atr~ in $500 by lha
thou governor of the profiaco, Don
Humou 'chrc.
They were bought hy the Armon
Packing company al g figure aN
otagjn" ST.! apiece.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
PRO- FOOTBALL
Is NOT LIVING UP
TO EXPECTATIONS
Eastern Section Not Get
ting Large Crowds that
Backers Anticipated.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press staff C1rrespondent

"''"' AN'" '~I"4A '>EtAc5pOjlQSnC
NEW YORK, Nov. H. - Profc4-
sional football is making the fight
Of its young life for survival in
tn" east and is not 9t all certain
that the game, while it may b.
breathing in another year. win have
strength enough to stand
If the game fails In Ncn Neri.
and tn" big EASTERN potat,, tn,
dreams Of its promoters for tho mi.
tionaI recognition that has been
granted to big league baseball sill
Iadc.
The f#al or The ultimate coI.
lat<e if it come, to that Will h.
not that Of the gamc but tic errors
made by the promoters.
&nen thc. official, Of The Va
tional league announced that The
eastern 2ouc would be- ad.icI - tie
circuit, they wcrr greeted with the
diseouragom"ut: II can + he done. :
They worr told 'thcrr arc tao
many ro1gcs playing and pro foot
bah has flQurishod principally in
sections where good college gau,s
couIdn T be >ccn.''
But there were rpuutor arguments
to offer those who had the money
aud the sporting instinct to take i
chance.
Il WAS pointed ont that New York
would support wrestling and any
thing that could be advertised as Il
srIlout would support pro football
Tim Mara, millionaire sportsman,
organized the NpW YORK Giants last
season and he wa, holding a good
,i1od bag until Rcd Grange came
t. to"n with his team and packed
the Polo grounds. But Mara didn I
rnako any money.
Tic NotiouaI }oa-uc promoters
were looking for a big season this
year when G, G.. Pyle stepped in
aud organized 4 rival league aud
made big Bill Edwards, one Of
Princcton's greatest football stars.
It's president at $4,000 year.
The Giauts couldn't fight Red
Grunge S name ON an even footia-
but while Grange can carry amy
team, he can't carry whole lea
pUp
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
WEATHER MAY
DECIDE AGCIE
TROJAN GAME.
Rain viii Place Oregon
FavOrites But Dry Field
Will Help Southerners.
BY GEORGE D. CRISsEY

United Press Staff Correspondent
PORTLAND, Ore, NoF. 1t Ccu.
IriCs ago the men Of ,,rcccc Lid
rmcd warriors inside wooden hors,
nd as result Oh j.r.s ,rlckcry, IT,
rojana lost an important battle. To-
hy the Wro.jaus of the University oi
outhcrn California viii meet III,
|rcgon Aggics on tie football field
hilf> the entire Pacific toa~t won.
RS if there arc sufficient surprises
"Iron Horse Schulmcricu t.
,usc history to repeat.
For, as was the case with the
rccks and their wooden horsr. II
in be IN and around Schulmcrich
at the Aggics pin their faith. five
airing, plunging fullbark probably
i'll be used as Il line haclhjag
edge, but with effective and soil /.
|pport from the rest Of the heavy
,gic team.
With an array of talent hat would
use any opp0s.tion coach 10
ratch his head and checle up oo
serves. the Troians foun the most
lorful football team on the cuaSt
is year and are - far the most
nsatioual to be seen in Portland
With but one defeat against thrm
nd that bv "PoP' Warucr' : stan
rd Cardinals, the solltherucrS hay,
ch hopcs Of >poiiin- the AG2l
cord Of oucSscs this season.
This is u big day for tie coIicgiHtc'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
SPORT NEWS SECTION

old grads and other. football fans.
It lis holiday in Portland in spirit
as we'll rs in rca"ty and cXubcranr
souls would not calm down III spite
Of. an overcast sky and the possibil
ity of rain.
.iS Il matter Of fact, thcrc are
m"nN'praYcrs being offered for rain
in thc Aggic camp, while cntrcatics
just as earnest bat with less prom
isc Of fuItIlmcnt are being OK
pressed for Il hot sun and Il Gry
riyld by the laundering herd from
south Of the Tchachapi range.
As the time for tie game grew
nearer, following Il prediction Of rain
for today, the Aggics advanced in
public favor. But experts maiu,aid-
ed that the southorncfa are too good.
Betting odd, ard predictions contin-
ucd to be against the boys in Orange
and black.
With a dry fioid and good "raisin
drying - Wcnhcr--sueh H. Los An
grIcs knows even in late 'mtumn,
tbc odds would be highly in favor
Of L. $. &. But il it rains, ;tnd Ore
gous mist falls short or ith rcputa-
tiou in not being wet. il may be Il
highly different STORY.
Today 5 game mems u great drai
to both teams The A1gjcs mu,l
Wjn If they are t1 capture the coaSt
conference ti;ic, rs thcy fondIY
hope.
l.. s. G. cannot afford q defeat if
that school is to remain ia the run
ming for the same titic.
Ihc contest was unusual from the
vicwroiut Of weight also. The
starting ricvcns VIII haFe 4 combin-
cd weight Of two pounds oNrr t~o
toms, the trojaas total team weight
being 1878 as compared with 2u2l
pounds for the Agge9.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Chine Sc Fake
Passports 70
Enter Havana
ny nitcd Pres, Lca>cd Wire

~ fitFN i''f~S tft'NNf'i W iEt
HAVANA, Cuba, Nov. ll.-A new
metlod Of rvadiug immigration
laaes was uncovered here when m-
mi grafton offjria's discovered that
= Chinese oStca~thiy tupaH G.-.
aeHt~ returning to EjavHna attcg u
Nisi' in China, wore travelling On
i2t>. passport,.
Investigation discussed tlat the
mon had bcnu furnished With pas,
ports of the Chinese already rcsid
ing in Cuba, their photographs bcing
pasted over the picture Of the real
owner.
Ns Cuban immigration laws pre-
vent c1'rN Of Chinese immigrant ,
aud permits Chinese resident to
leave the island for not more than
.jN months, If is believed that som
Of the Chinese residents here iIyg
been making "a psacficr If leau.
ing thcjr rassp"rt> to au a2cuE
IL iIoug Noug t. hr furnished would
be immigrants,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Lost and Found

LOST-~aturdoy afternoon on fhc
IloltTi!lc highway, travelling bag
containing woman S and children 5
clothes. hinder leave at Press g.
flee OF Phone 727R. St4
AOST-Gp town Tuesday evening,
little girl 5 kid glove, Return to
| rcss office. 1Ot2
LOST -Bctwech Palace Market
and carnival, bunch Of keys in
'ei,ther raSe, Reward. Return to
Press office. 10tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
So. California
Sporting Briefs
Hy United Press Leased Wire.

Los ANGELES, Noy. H. Paul
De Hate and Paul Density PIT IA
th" finishing trimming touches tai,
afternoon for their meeting tomor-
row night in the 10 round feature
event at the Hollywood American
Legion stadium.
DE Hate viii rulc 4 Slight fayoritc
because Of his edge the last time the
pair met. Dcmsky plans TO fish.
and not box De Hate.
Jack Roper ANA Frank Williams
fight thc semi wlndup. Billy Blake
and Benny Miller clasn il thc spc
ciaI.
With elimination from tl@ South.
rrn California conference raec rs
penalty for n defect tn pomona
college eleven and the Whittipr
Poets clash in their annual Armie
ticr Day game IA; Whittier this aft
crnoou The conference ranks an
the brittle win probably hinge on
how the BAH totcrs shape up.
Pomona will be faced with The
task Of stopping Denny and FcndIe-
ton SMILE the Poet defense muat dr-
count for Merritt and Mauildi
TONY llorrc-a. substituting f5g
vow4 &Htiorulist%, 3on decision
over EGd., N.l<r'na in inr tog
,ouqd raiu event at " Wilmington
la~' u,@at. IInvtta @ai9ed the edge
nitl - Gun"Ldo"o IN thc last round.
b"Hl> Scar and Leo Mitchell
d4"w in the ,oml final.
The Olympic club is seeking .Ioha-
ny Adams and .Iacl:c nieIds tor IL.
hradliur position on tlc NOV. -
,a.I. Oftiriats of Tire clHo aa-
romccd today ttat trcy lad ,;gno3
f'irlds
Nik. 'w.oy,a. raner G8alaa
rui,ct>i,r star a), VII bo IN
stargr Of thr Los tn4rIes frat /.
,'onal club vlcn tb.E clash with
the Hollywood Gcncrms II Wrigley
field Sunday.
The miserable showing II tie 10
cal pres against san Eraari,cn in
the opening game Of 5ho Paeifi.
CoaS; league last sunday Id T. tn
,.-nu2 Of Pcraro,,ch t.a .Nalejs
a.H h.1. eight other p-a faces il
II. i.o.up. Oiuy tire, ef tie ulas
o, SSH, ,tartcd t,,, s1ajaz' = g.me
VII J.. -lth rh. t.am.
K'lbach, -.mf 'a.aim taekie, fo1
r.rrlv Of Iia~ae'I, VIII oe oH1 u jhe
uow f:'r', m thr jinr-up.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Floating School
Is Given Trial
II, tinted Press Lra~cd Wire

ipS ANGELES, Non. IT. \
iIonuu- college, the very latest pl-
Na>jon tp tho yomh Of ,hc country
tp submit to education, !, ho'ug Guy
c' "a r,al Ni.. p' Ralph l.. PnueJ,
former University Of Southern ,ali
foruja protcssur Of commerce. hcai
ing group Of Studoot, on a two
month cruise OF MrNjco and ccorral
America.
The industrial aud commercial.
conditions ia 20 ports viii be studied
during the voyaar The university
atloat will carrv its own staff o.
Instructors, library and statistical
laboratory.
The novel educational institution
wilt have it, Nyu orchestra.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-rwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $40
lights included. Mrs. Land, 735
Farb, 25tf
rOH AEAT--BedroGm ADJOINING
bath. $50 Owe. 3Uti
FOR RENT-Sing!o furnished room
for gentleman with Use of ga.
rage, 6ls Hell. 23tf
FOR RENT-Iront room il com,
Portable home. 655 He'll 2tt
HOTEL HOLLYWOOD. Rooms and
apartments. Sixth and IciI. ST
MISSION apartments have a few
vacancies. Reasonable rates. Cor
ncr Sixth an3 CommerclaI l2ff
FOR BENT-DoLaIc room. 70l
State. 22tf
FOR RENT = seeeraI nicely lux
nisE d and unfinished houses.
Mrs. Lard, 9sS PARK. 35tf
y -Af clan turhiohe1 apartment
Tor .ent. S50 oer month. 563 P.ut
15tf
PLEASANT furnished saam for
rent. 10 state. EFF
FOE RENr-0ne apartment and
orc sleeping room. - Holt. -7tt
FOR BENI-Nlcc1y furnished
rooms, hot water. Mrs. Watson,
80 Orange Ave. 29tf
FOR RENT-FurnisAcd front room.
adjoining bath. Gentleman prefer
red. 73j Olive. 2stf
FOR RE&T-Slx room furnished
house. Phone 391 2tf
rUN kEAT-Nov. 9, three room
bungalow with bath and kitchen
cite. Magnolia Ave. Inquire
61- Orange. Phone 33JW. Jtf
FOR RENT-t'urnIshed apartment.
Park view Apts. Phone 237W,
Gtf
FOR RENT-Rooms, 3s3 Olive.
6t7
TOR EEAT-small cottage, fur
nishcd, . single beds. Garage. so
per month. 1852 Commercial. Stl
APA&TMENTs Tor rent, close IN.
A'so a'eepins rooms suitable for
grntlcmen. 40 ". Broadway.
stj
FOR KENT-Nice front room al
joining bath, in quiet family
home. Board if desired. Also Que
room cottage in rear, for light
housekeeping. IA South Eighth
9t3
FOR RENT-Eoom in private nome.
So Woodward Ave. OF
FOR RENT-Furnished five room
house. I5l Hamilton. 9t3
FOR RENT--Two room furnished
apartment. Everything furnished
SIS pcr month. Inquire 172 Msin
Street. 1868
FO& RFlNT-Fu Furnished Apt. 4oJ FL,
Centre Ave. Shepard Apts. Toto
FURNISHED rooms for rent. AL
South Fifth St. lots
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Wanted TO Buy

WANTED poultry Of al kinds 1852
Woodward. Phone 9Gg For prices
1T
,&IED--SecoI.o haur 1@iuuA~r
"aG ta5W $40 Main st loh
WANTED Fertilizer. Any place
within l. miles of FL Ccntro. can
&G7 Brighton or f. o, Boz Sol.
3f
WANTED To buy good alfalfa
ranrh on contract. lG0 acres or
moro. Nw. \, kuns. llll7 Mo
di'sha Ave. IIoWood, Golif
lNi5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
For Rent-Recl Estate

FOR RENT ~ acycS near Mclo
Land, SO au acre. Soo q. ", Al
len: a. Nam S.. 9t@
FOR RENT 10 arrc~ for dairy.
Feed now growing. $3.50 per
acre. A,Ilrrss G. T.. Hill, 80 Ne
Vada St, T.. Mour Cai loj3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
MID MORNING LUNCH
FOR UNDERWEIGIIT GIRLS
II, tnitcd Press ,rnscd v.ir

~ HIIcd FTT"N E"HT"d NIT-
VAN Nl.l~, CAT. Nov. n,
1..j aou:;n@ luurN for tilu girl
vto dc>iro to attain normal }ergt'
has been iu~,a'ivd as part Of the reg
uiw cur',ulUm a. ,.V Mays di@a
Nchooi Cm!ham cucbs.e aaa
mjk compose tine "W"igjt - f1od.
Gjrl students who quality in fine en-
dcrvcight rlIs, are dismissed from
.uthcr clasNc~ for 20 minutes cart
morning. Charts are tsp' 'o oia"
the amounts r1tou and tine oapcor
gained each Vcct.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
JOHN HARVARD Is
GIVEN SLAP BY
PRINCETON TIGER
Team Cuts Grim
son Off It's Athletic
Calling List.
u, United Press Leased Wire

PRIMO ETDN, = L.. %aV. u.
Princeton University toa4y awaited
Harvard = reply u the action Of
Princeton hoard Of athlete control
in sr,,riug athletic rcjations with
Harvard. hcr.by automatically dis
solving the bug three If cole
giatr spurt-.
The bad f,rtGa hrfwtca tire ua
durg,oluat,, Of the two universities
WAS given "a, tlr chief teasoa for
the break. while tha contributing
factor WAS snid fn bc the policy set
forth in resolutions adopted 10y the
Harvard committee ON regulation OF
sports on Ocfobcr Is. Whict i "tS
charged at pripreton had broken tine
nipple agreement To- winch Harvard,
Princeton ana Yale were partic,.
~. Charles ". Kennedy, Chain
uao Of tt, Princeton board of alh.
lctir cout'ol quoted the ohlertloH.
abb. clause Of thr resolutions "a fo'-
lows:
.Harsmd viii play YaIe every
yea. 81 the scheduled time, but VII!
play other colleges Internationally.
The IN win which hgs hccn known
to exist between tic two schools Tor
some time bl1lod into hostility re
ccutly Vhcu the Lampoon, Harvard .S
uuicrgrndurtc humorous publication
carried an editorial. iok"- .pj P'cm-
which v.e, considered insulting aui
dctv.u,orv TO Prmcctonians.
fNc opinion eNpreS-rd among
Princeton Undergraduates today wa,
ono of rcgrct t. sec The biz thr"r
brokou up, but satisfaction IN seeing
Harvard dropped.
harvard and Princeton have been
plaeps football since 81. Prince.
ton has won l6 @mcs and Harvard
.. Three games Nero tled,
pl.o, ro. FIRST winter s"or.r
.lund W laa" Ian", Ftac".
,.mt. 80. under W1N.
rruli biruou'~ lhs fl / IN
Ortuh,~ al NrNcu>flc, Iiac"r c"m
t,. rcachcd the Ito car matk,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
AT Press Office

FOR 0ALE-fInc seed barley Earn
NeHeill. Phone 907M3. 20tf
ltAR b Il MOTIFS cash register, 10 be-
soId at barga,a. southern Sicr-
ras Power Co., warehouse, Fourth
and Broadway.> 27tf
DESERT UONEY-o49 Broad
way. 29tf
BEAUTY SHOP-Am ready to
leave valley and will sell my shop
at sacrifice for quick sac. booths
reception room, completely and ar
tstically furnished. JndIsputabIy
the leading shop of the valley.
Opportunity Of lifetime for some
one to get place that is making
req! money and ut height Of the
season. Remember, this is priced
i0r quick saIe. Owner 5U7 First
St, Ca!eXico. StJ
FOR SALE--Two bail pups. Phone
393. 3lS Broadway. 8t3
NEW AND Used furniture. Hcber
Second Hand Store. 8t30
Alr.oQLIIE WOOD for sale. FL
Cen,ro Ilaning Mills. Ste
1000 AGED EWES. Large frame
Bakersfield ewes, in good flesh.
Price $3.50 per head for immc-
diote sale. 50 to 40 days pasture
available. 9ix months wool on
sheep. Bred to blackfacc rams
for December lambin.. c. B.
Bogue, Willows. Calf. 9t6
rOR oALE4-rorason tractor, Ford
son disk, Fordson pIow. 5ll Sec
ond St, Cale%ieo, Cal. 9t3
ron ALI i. /. Red baby chicks.
Noset haneh. > miles east and y
1aiie south CT IL Ccntr,. 1ucod ,
For sAIl-loo hens and puucJs
from Romiag stock, :. c. White
Lcghorus, registered Wilson, five
mlles southwest Of FL Centre, Mrs.
Chris jackson ranch, Dahna ga
nal. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
ICE CREAM
MERCHANT ARRIVES IN y. S
u, ln.tcd press Lca>cd tAirr

" n.Iod FTNN~ EN"~0d " ..r
SEATTLE, No@ ~, Nj~tme'io
~ hc'o@ .lapau' only vhole.ai
mluuta~turcr of ico crram hoA b,
r. Toikc, president Of the 'uiii Ir.
rgram company of Tokyo.
foilr arrived here abpari la
liner President JurL~n IT, vi
study American rolhois "f mHAiu
the frozen sWow
He reports that Oricrla's ar" d.
veiopjHg ao "irc cream appetite.
aud hope, to hear h'mscli rcl,rrci
soon rs thc'''ico cream hiH@ ot H.
run.'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Help Wanted

Waitress. Apply Moores
Corner. West on highway or
Phone 901J2. St4
Wan FED Gcneral houschccpcr,
experienced and reliable. Two in
family. Good position and wages.
Apply 5S9 Wcuslry. l0tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Situations Wanted

SrbEOOENPuEE - uNrcr.cn.o.,.
rrrmaucut resident Wants WORK.
Local references. Press EoA 80.
Gt6
EXPERIENCED d;irymm l,ms
job rs. miihor, 80 or l3 COWS.
I'goS Box N,n. 1853
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Special Notices

MANVHLLING-5Uc. Glacier Apts.
EaStSidc entrance, Seventh and
broadway. Phone 779J. 3tf
MARCEL 75o; haircut @5c and soc.
Miss Brown, Mission Apis. Phone
IS9. 9t4
HAND painting to order, Garments,
cards, novelties. Mrs. c. W. Smith
362 SO, Eighth. Cts
ENrERT drcssmaking done. Mrs.
+, Murphy. Isl He'll, GIG
ROOM AND BOARD for couple or
two gentlemen in Widows hone.
ta!I after / y N. 400 Vine. St6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
TEEE}IElAT'ERS |
i Hal.es arthur Todd


II i makes trthar Todd Iqq2h,
It viii make auvbo1y else howl.
Thai $ IN axiom al Universal
Cit. Arthur Todd is genial
enough ramcraman, but ho la, been
Phofa&laphing comedies Of one kia.t
or another for years.
IL h@s sern comedians near and
far perform all sorts Of supposedly
humorous aatics. tie has seen
eyer ~ Of pantomimc, every fun.
n situation, every "gag' ever per
formed before the motion camc~;..
80. ii the ~c"no can provoke Todd
ilta rbarha. Il, hc craahs the cau.
err on it, III" director is Il happ>
m4U.
'.TaHe Ii From No." the iatcst
Universal Bcgiual Denny produc-
ton ..iich comes TO the Valley thea
ter tomorrow was photographed by
Todd, and William Setter. the .dircc-
tor. hfouair asserts that the picture
Uroug several smiles c.cu from this
hardened c8nic, 50 ne is thoroughly
htffe.
'fadd ha- turned 'hc c,mar.is o.
saeh iuah proroLia9 fayccs rs
, = lie toheos and EcUys,' ''Pokcl.
Face Rolling Home, ~" Her BIZ
Night, - ,'Skjunor's DrcS, Suit,
and scores of others
An unusually large east Suppost,
the star in ''Tal,c II From, Me.
I.la0che Mchaffcy plavs the fcni-
Hf1 lead, with Lee Moran, l}cu
Hcldric&s, jr., Ethel Wales Luricnc
LittlcficId, Joan Toj"y, Vera Lewis,
Tom O'nrian, Eestram johns and
others IN the cast,
Via, would you do if you sr-
turned from w"r and found your
best fricn d cndcaVorimg to pea
,uadc your wife to 20 away with
him,
That is ono Of the problems freed
by Milton Sills in his latest First
National starring picture, y" Pup
pets, which come, 10 thc I'a'ace
thcatcr tonight.
Stills. in the. role Of Nicki Hi"co.
boui proprietor Of "a httlr pupprt
thcatcr in the Italian qua~tcr Of
New York, mlrrirs Gertrude Ohm
Stcd, who plays the part of An-
celia, and ON hi, return from tbc
war fiad5 her being stolen from
him bN lis best friend. SillS draws
lots with his rNaI to see who will
KIN tie othcr. NJ critical mo
neut in )hr 2amhic fatc intervene,
- furnish - solution equally thrill
jus, h'u far different from what tle
tuo gamhlor, with death had ,ou.
trmplatod.
Ia tlr coa.~, Of the arliou There
are somo srencs Thrilling. >tartlinG,
and realistic. ThcN were real fire
scenes, and %jU~ and Gertrude
Om,frd Suffered from the intense
bcai If the blaze during thc film
me. Thc% wore rewarded by the
.rzecjleary Of the fire scenes, which
no auouHi If DrirkcY coulj ever
approach.
IN The supporting east are I'rauci,
MrDoua'd Na'Mldn Comoul, VIII
i;m Ric,jadj, Lucion rriNaI anj
MEX TAou~pou
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Miscellaneous
For Sale

L vi Ndkt
PLANO tON SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 21tf
FOR SALE - Old newspapers al
Press office. Itf
tuE aALE--5OO Marsh 5eedles,
grapefl cit. SEQ Eureka lemona d
ii. Hunter. SaD Dies,, Rte 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Gro,e. 1Ytt
y hAhIIhLL-ltoo1cI. Takes guess
work out Of rootmg. Phone 29iW.
7tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
California Poultry Co.

liiilDH#H 10 baa.d by day or
m"a,h, aear school. Any asr Boz
lnt3, +. o, ralcNico, 9ti
NE"I\G done. Mrs +. Murphy.
5Nl He'll. lois
~ hOI ARE locking for work. ao
II" H free employment bureau.
VIZ N11H lH"a' -. Iot5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
y G. I, OGDLE
! furniture Auction
Street Il Ccntro
SALE COMMENCES AT 1890 SHARP
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is
CONSISTS AS FOLLOWS
CONSISTS AS FOLLOWS

large leather rocker oak rocker with a
and drapcs and rods oak dining chal
table, 9X2 Brussels
small
bn bed complete chit
heater complete with electric
dishes; BENCH
In toos oil tanks tank; cut
kRGE AND BENCH IN SPLENDID CONDITION.
Ii Super FcX oil with two
|NoTE-This good good
|me. Ready your inspection.
CASH
D. L. zINN AND F. zlNN Auctonccrs
F. OGDEN,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
TURK EMS WANTED

I!aa taken over the poul
Try department Of Rath X
Marshall. Can use any
quantity or live poultry Of
good condition, viii pay top
price, d-lircrcd,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
w. L. HANCOCK

146 Main st. Phone 437
FOR SALE-"cll equip 2ed, small
dairy Good lease on 10 acres
new alfalfa. Owner must leave.
Inquire Max S Place. 40 Main.
10t3
UNUSUAL OPPOBTUNITE to 60
in business for yourself. Monthly
income. Small Investment. Inves
tgatc. Room IS, Oregon Hotel,
FL Ccutro, after $ p. m l0tl