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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-02-23

Ia smierc meza, ktory zatrud.
niony przy wyiadowywaniu veg,
la wagonow, spadl W diva
dni p6zniej zmar} obrazef
odniesionych w wypadku, pan
M. Olszewska zada cd kompanj
kolei Pennsylvania $4,000 cd
szkodowania.
Pod oskarzeniem nieostrozne.
jazdy samochodem, najechanie
zranienie czterech osob i pro
bowanie ucieczki z miejsca wy
padkow aresztowano Antoniegc
Ostachnowicza p. n. 2OS So
Erie ul.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-02-23

Ia obicie wszystkich czlonkow
swej rodziny Julian Bogdanski
otrzymal maksymalna kare 5000
grzywny i 60 dni powiatowego
wiezienia. Wezwana do mieszka-
MIA Bogdanskiego p. n. 144f
Campbell ul policja znalazis
dzieci drobne w nedznem odzie,
| niu drzace Cd zimna / g'odne /
gdy matka malenstwa one do
pominaly sic Cd wyrodnego oj
ca chIeba odzienia, obif je
niemifosiernie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-02-23

Pc dlugiem sciganiu policjant
Neuman strzalem z rewolweru
polozyf trupem murzyna znane-
go pod przezwiskiem "Bluey',
aresztowal dwuch jego towarzy-
Sow wspolnikow kradziezy,
w mieszkaniu jednego ktorych
znaleziono sto funtow szynki -
! w}asnosc rzeznika Menoldsa Z
p. n. 744 Division ul.
Glosna zydosko negerskich
brud6w i czestej strzelaniny Car
ton ul. doczekala sic nowego
bruku ma calej swej dlugosci
cd Cherry do Jackson Brukowa,
ME avenue" jak Canton uli.
ce ogolnie tn zowia, - roz
pocznie sic wiosna.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-02-23

Posa czlonkostwo se Rade Lg Narodow WaIa
Franc Ang hegemonje wpywy Fancja pragne wprowad1c
PoLe Brazyje inna as mnatwowa
swezej mogy Pymasa Pol kardynaa Dalbora ko bde
Wei Pata Czcgodny Kapfan KS Arcybup Jan Cep
lax odszedf daee Walxa wfadze
wokowe Poce karszak Phsu podobno czele
arj posEiei jako sze sztabu Nema potwerdzena
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
For Renf-Reai Estate

'OR RENT-16O acres alfalfa for
dairy, soft land. Will divide. y
miIc south and IL, miles west oil
WcStmorland. I'D Stokely. 11t2b
FOR LEASE-On good terms to
right party, 100 acres alfalfa. 4
room house and room tank house.
Also separator house. Lots of good
shade. Easy to irrigate. y mile
east Of Alamitos school house,
Mcloland, north y Of tract 81.
Write to owner. DR.. +. u. Grand
mason. ia. So. Hill ST., Los
Angeles. Stlj
FOR RENT-I'or dairy, 81 acres al
falfa land. 81 acres ready now,
balance viii plant early fall. ai4
Iaitcs west Braulr.v. Z. W. Won
aer l0rc
TO LEASE for vegetables. 10 acres
of soft la"d for cash or shares
Chas. L. Parker, > miles west and
Il miles south on Brawley.
Stf
' EGETABLE land. 100 and I4O
acres, old alfalfa, for rent. f. -.
Allen, owner. See ". r. Hancock,
Rcaltor, 516 Main. EFT
TO RHNT--For vegetables. 120
acres Also 80 acres for corn.
Will take grain rent. F. O. Box SO,
FL Centre. 9t5
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Help w anted

WANTED-,Expericnccd mechanic.
Cali at Union Oil Co. Of Calf.
Third and C@ange Sts. 19tf
WANTED-Man for copying work,
Must be plain and accurate with
pencil. p. 0. Box 273, FL Centre.
Jtf
WANTED-Gompctent woman for
housewMk in boarding house. 800
FL Centre. 9t3
WANTED-Girl to jo houscworl in
exchange for board and room and
small rompcnsati0n, witt, oppor-
tr-itv sif going to school in win
ter in l.. y. if desired. summer
to he spent at beach and noun
tains. Inquire 7S0 Brighton. loi
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Edwin stewart Imperial Valley
S. Branch Manager Box III FL
Centre. Phone 25lW. 1t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
SPORT NEWS SECTION

battles. The good looking Calexico
ltoy always drew large crowd,
many in the hopes of seeing him
get dumped for no other reason than
the fact that he ran up such a string
.of victories.
, frankie Aragon, who meets Esca-
Iantc, is the real, honest to goodness,
bona fidc lightweight champion OF
Mexico, in the fcathcrwcight class,
and is considered by many who have
watched him work out, fully cap
able of putting up a great scrap
against Escalantc, with excellent
possibilities of giving the latter
view of the stars from the floor Of
the ring.
Because Of Escalantc s long pc.
Rod Of idlcncss MANY think he will
Lot be thc Tony Of old tonight, but
he has been in training for more
than a month and is reported to be
il, great shape.
Ben Ready For Meyers
Benny Chavez is ready for his
tanglc with Barney Mcycrs, who is
oN'I IloiIi ''hIi i'i' ~ ~ Hi''
the avowcd intention of making the
fight as short as possible. Meyers
carries a heavy wallop, according
TO advance accounts, an asset that
Penny has not vet developed to al
itrprcciablc extent, but which is
more than offset by his clever box
| ing. Like the Escalarte-Aragon al
fair, this bout is scheduled for six
rounds. The wise boys say it will
not go that long.
The little brother Of Kid Mex.
called Young Solano, will open the
card with Tony posay. Solano is
making his debut in the ring, and if
he is anything like his older brother,
Hho has fought hundreds of battles
in the squared circle, the light
should be a ripper. Kid Mex new
cr put up "a bad fight in his life and
he declares the yonngstcr IS Of the
same calibrc. Posay is described as
"Icady and wlling.'
The first scrap will be called at
$40, or as soon after that hour as
t.r fans can get seated. Anticipating
Il large crowd the directors urg"
those who can do so to get out to
thr arena rs early as possible 50
tnat there may be no lengthy delay
in getting everyone seated.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
lex HOPPE HAS BEEN MADE SLIGHT
FAVORlTE OVER BUS Barrie TODAY;
OTHERS ON CARD EVENLY MATCHED

to be intent on getting into the en-
closure to watch Dick Hoppe, fo.'-
mcr pride Of the valley ami Bus
Gairie, the san Diego wonder. do
the hOnors i'll tn" main event
Dick was one of the most popular
fighters ever brought ont in the
valley and he has lost none Of his
popularity here since his subsequent
success on the coast. Always "a
Dick improved his boxing
ol the coast and is still form idab!c
enough to scare off many of IT,"
prominent lightWcights.
in Barrie he is meeting combina-
'irn Of good boxer and hard hittc",
wlC has the further advantage uf
fighting from the south side, or ~
other WORDS, a southpaw. \ left
banded fighter usually presents con
s'dcIabi@ annoyance to an orthodox
fighter and Bairic uses this adva,,-
tagc to the limit.
Hoppe the Favoritc
Probably because of his former
residence here. Dick is the favori'r
for the honors III tonight 4 bout .,
but if Barrie elects to boX him the
coast boy may walk away with tho
decision.
If the lioppc-Hairic ruchus wcr'
not on th" card, 'hc fans would still
ho Offered plenty of excitement in
r'tmn Of Tony Escalantc, who is
again getting inside the ropes after
u long layoff following his success
full season last year when he WAS noi
"hcc defeated in nearly a score OF
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
TICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
SALE
the Superior Court of the State
4 California, in and for the
County of Imperia,

the Matter Of the Estate Of
|lifford Fullbright Walker, a
tinor.
tOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
/ the Undersigned, Felix f.
|nphreys, Guardian of the Estate
said Minor, will sell at private
sub icct to confirmation by the
(erior Court, on Or after the 18th
Of June, 1926, at tho office of
f. Simpson, at the Courthouse in
City Vf FL Centre. County of
bcrial, State of California, all
bit, title and interest Of the said
|or by operation of law or other.
|c, in and to that certain real
perty situate in the County Of
bcrial, State of California, and
ltcd and described rs follows, to-
Lot 4 in Block Is, City Of Fl
|cntro.
Lot ) in Block is City of FL
|entrO.
Lot u in Block l., City of
y Centre.
East one-half (E'.l Of the
Nest on half CWl1N Of Tract
ri. Township L South. Range
b East. 5. B. N and jhc East
|nc-half tEi2) Of Tract Ill
uwnship i3 South. Range -
East, <. i. VI. and the V'sst
|ne-half lWl4) Of the YES.
lnc.half (W1@J Of Tract III,
)ownship Il South, Range i
fast, =. b. N,
crms aul conditions of sale, at
1t on" half I2) cash il lawful
|lcv Of the United Stni"s, tea
~ per cent of the amoWt hil
Poe paid at the tim" of sale, the
|hncc on confirmation of s"lc by
b Superior Court, or upon such
ms as is acceptable to the Court.
$ or offers for said property
kt be in writing, and ma" hc l"ft
|thc office of said j. =. Simpson
|,nv time after the first publica-
of this notice and bofor" max
said sale. Such bids may I've
the whole or for any subdivi-
| of the said property as herein
I've described.
Dated this 9th dav of Juno, 1926.
FELIN T.. HUMPHREYS,
|irdian of the estate of said Minor
ST.
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Br0wne-Lenglen
Match Postponed
By HENRY L. FARRELL

PARIS, june II. Mary X.
Brown" 5 match with suzanne Lcng-
len for the French tennis champiou-
ship today was postponed until Sat-
urday after rain had made Il puddle
of the center court ut the Racing
club.
Decision to postpone the match
was reached shortly after ; p. ~.
Rain had been falling for some time.
The doubles matches scheduled for
today had been postponed earlier,
but the management chung rs long as
possible to the hope Of PLAYING tA"
feature match.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
So. California
Sporting Briefs

Los ANGELES, June ii.-Nith
tA' starting time only a day away,
interest in til" auuual yac.tiug rau'
70 honolulu rcachcd u high pitct
hcrc today.
While SNlppc"S and crews o, tn"
sly SchooucrS and yawlS entered -.
th' cVeut wont over thcir craft 80
r;ho certain THAT they were IL good
condition to stard The a425 miI'
crwisc, the lamllubbcrs were picking
;irjr tavmitcs.
Tbr Mariner was made q popular
chcjco todny, with the Invader arI
Hoiuscttia close hehud g., possible
;moI~. The Mariner holds the
record hr'Wcon rhc Pacific coaS;
and Hawaii, having made the d.
taarc IN I'm l22% in a little over II
days,
The startling gun for ,hc classic
't The Pacific will be- at noon tomor-
r.N Off Point Firmju at the Los An.
erj. harhor.
.iohun, Adams, th, s.u Ecrnar.
d'no lightweight, wil) have great
deal qt stake when d" step, over th"
,'lr~ at The Hollywood AmcricnI
I."-."l ,taljm tonight TO meet
t.t''eH Ho|-o. "apthic rrIiow, i'm
. ~ rouaI bout
Adanr, has just raaajacd II rrputa.
t;ou he lost hv being krorhcd ooi
l.nro ban a year ago. Ills future
looks "rjghIor than it ever has, cvc1
.hDn L' w,a li-htWci9bt champion
ct flee Pacific coast. II" is signed
t. mo~ Tommy O 'Iaicl Il week
from ooNt Wednesday, and # he grt~
through the lights in good >hap"
lie win be- in Gan f,r bic money,
Adams is a Saod tayoritc ovu
Eu~cu
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
By JIMMY GREENE

KsscrtiOns have been made 10 tht
ter that the Iells Of the croV i
fnding fights at the Imperial
)lev Athletic club can be heard
far south as Sandalwood Drive.
this be true on ordinary nights,
folks down "a lIebcr ought to he
G to hear us tonight, for if ever
|cxciting card has been presented
he followers Of thc boNing game,
lights menu looks to be tie cN-
INCEST, as the wildcat SAYS.
Indications are that there viii
b be standing room at the arena,
the entire male population of Nl
| ltro and other valley towns seems
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
Sterling Securities Co.
FOR SALE
One Boston Bull Toy dog. We
also clip dogs in summer
Imperial. Phone Imp. 96
DR.. M. S. Mclaughlin
OUNTRl' STORES FOR SALE
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
All good profit makers for the
right man

=
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
All good profit makers for the
right man
JACUMBA SPRINGS STORE: On
the paved Imperial Valley High
way at Jacunba Springs \ rap
idly growing community. viii
sell real estate with merchandise
and fixtures or will lease build
ing and sell merchandise aud fix
lures. Good dwelling rooms ad-
joining store. Stock Of mcrcEau-
disc about 5000. Fixtures about
$1,000
fAMPO STOBE-WU lease buil1-
ing. Stock Of merchandise about
$10500 Fixtures about $1,000.
Dwelling quarters adjoining store.
TLis is ore Of The hcS- and Oldest
trading points in the covuty.
LAKESIDE STURE-up.. location
in this th'iying community Build
ing has nm 'lpSfair- which can be
converted into living rooms +
desired. Merchandise $500. Fix
lures about $500. VIII sell or
lease property.
While we prefer to close thcsc tran
oaction, for cash, We will give
time cu Il portion Of purchase
price TO responsible parties. APP
ply to
Delta Mercantile Company, ri Cow
tro, or Melville KIaubrr, 4Ol
Southern Tit'c building, San III
Cgo. llt6
FOR sALE-rockorcls. Feed table
scrap, few weeks, make fine
broilcrs, 500 Il doz. John Hogan,
SceIry. llt6
LOST-Pair rubber boots on state
ST. Return to fire hall lltl
FOR RENT-16a acrrs alfalfa,
fenced into : fields. 80 Main ST.
Il Centric. 1tj
FOR SALE Engine. - iuch
pump ana tank. All good shape,
500 TOO lb. ice box, platform
scale. .lcnkiu, combination stack,
or. T. tn'lo south Of Highway
Date Ranch. Richter. 11'i
FOR SALE-Classy stripped Ford,
wit huew engine, light weight
riStous.r Bosch Magnetic, wire
whcolS. Must sell. - mile south
Of Highway Date Ranch. Richter
For SALE-My equity in 70 acre,
)and, $500, \ money maker, Ar
leaving valley. Pres, Boz looI
ne
FOR sNLE-Two milk goats, fr,sl
uoNt month. Two Drttucc plant
crS qul tools, posts and win"
chickens, SrIl cheap. Address %,
Soc G.. II, Whitrcotton, Ncol'v
CaIif ! II.
FOR SALE ,Or will arrrpr r#ar
Uwit in modoru five toou heV..
~wh ,idc Ioy}'tou =. .. no7
l-@I.. INT
FOX BHNT Al4mcm a-o hl.t
"lcr shuck $50 olive, Nus
For RENT l'ua.~hrI lou~. !l?-
Mau l't
En>.a carloads ot Lodi SAN Joa
qum county cherries brought
$50. .oo1.o the castcru market, May
-nI.
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Special Notices
Mrs. KATE E. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds

$40 Main Street Phone 43I
HARrZELL-The ii R0Ofer. Takes
guess work out of roofing. Phone
251W. adv
+ kAITU RE WANTED--Il5 No
5th. Phone 623. 14tt
WHEN YOU need any work done call
at ia East Olive St. Men and
women to do all kinds of work.
5t6
FOH SALE-AdjaS,abIr drcssm,k.
'rS form. i''I Il 5GuW after y
m. 1913
For SALE-20O 4. !. Hcds from !"
weeks to , months, hone 1@GW
1Qti
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT--New house, nicely
furnished, 3 rooms, breakfast
nook and bath. Call or Orange
or phone 330W. 2tf
FOR LEASE-By year only. New
five room house and garage. SIX
Euclid Ave. Phone 514. 2tf
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment with shower. $50,
lights included. Mrs. Land, 783
Park 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
Miscellaneous
For Sale

PLANO FOR SALE or rent. 515
Broadway. Phone 213. 2ltf
FOR SALE-500 Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. ID.
II. Hunter, San Diego, Rte. 4, Box
419, Nursery, Lemon Grove. 1ytf
FOB SALE-Pidgeons, White King
and Bed Carous. 764 Vine St.
MILO MAIZE-$30 per ton tnres.,-
ed. Head corn $40, Seeley. &. G.
HusSey, Sceley. 2tl2
FOR SALE-To move, . cent houses
12Xl4. Phone 572, after p. m
Collins Wrecking Company. 270
No. 18th st. 7tf
FOR SALE-Fmniturc for four
rooms. Bargain. 1852 State. 9t4
FOR RENT-Bcd room and sleep
ing porch. Gentleman only. 563
Olive. Call after ) p m. 9t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11

zoII
TO TRADE --One good farm wa
gon and good COW for Ford
car. l mile south of Imperial wa
ter tower. w. Lee Johnson. 9t3
FOR RENT OR SALE-27 aereS
we'll equipped for poultry. Part
in alfalfa. New four room house.
"a Second st. Calexico. StG
FOR SALE-New stucco house.
furnished or unfinished. 532
Stat%. 27tf
FOR SALE-New modern five room
house, with double garage. Terms.
Phone 5l4. 2tf
FOR SALE-Bargain. Fine lot. best
location, Jacumba Hot Springs.
Side walk. Water ON lot. Inquire
at bath house or write Box 1S1,
Jacumba, Cal. St6
YOU LII LIKE this now home. 1t is
in the Wilson school district.
block south of Wilson school, ]
block north of high school. Beau
tiful oak floors, large Fireplace,
cnamclcd kitchen and bath, drain
board and built-in up-to-datc fca-
lures. Complete now furniture
with the house. 'Tis months since
you have read of home like this.
VIII sell on terms, or will trade
equity for auto or diamond rings
For information apply G.. Il. Al
len, care Brachcnbury Bros.
Phone PHI. SIT
FOR SALE-A Bit o Heaven in
san Diego, Calf Eight room
stucrO house and garage, including
WillyS- Knight automobile. House
elegantly and completely furnish
ed, including library, radio cue
koo clock, c-c. outside rustic stone
acqnarium, with water fall and
fountain. Avia;y ana rustic furmi-
turc, rockcri"s in garden house.
Over one hundred varieties of
fruit trees, grapes, shrubbcry,
roses, vines and flowers. Chicken
ho"S" and pigeon cote. Many
other features aud beauties too
numerous to mention here. Choic-
est location, overcoming beauti-
ful Balboa Park and ocean. Price
SlS,00p. Terms to responsible
parties. Address j. +. Hugo Hem.
man, %37O Tcrshiug Ave, San
Diego. of
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
Base Ball Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YesterdaY'S Results

Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati !, Brooklyn ).
st. Louis 3, New York ,.
Philadelphia 10, Pittsburgh 9,
Boston s, Chicago +.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11

FOR RENT-f'iyc room cottage al
Jacumba. See Marvin Moore, Sc:
Brighton. St.
FOR RENT-Cosy three room apart.
mcnt, lawn and shade trees Close
in. Adults. $40 w. Main. Phone
495W. 3tf
| HAVE several good cabins at
Live Oaks which | will rent for
week ends or season. II. II. Sewers
at Live Oak Springs. 7t6
FOR RbNT-Cool apartment. Sum
mer rates. $40 Adams. Stf
FOR RENT-Unfurnished $ room
house. 83l Olive st. Phone 209J.
9t3
FOR RENT-At Mission Beach for
the summer, new five room fur
niShed cottage. 751 Isthmus Court,
near ocean, and two blocks north
of Amusement Center. Has ga
rage and very desirable. Can
above address or write Mrs. Da-
vid Gibson, Box I76, Mission
Beach, Calf. 9t6
J. K RENE A"r.rm"n; or room
b. WITH sleep Z. Fcr,.r. - Euclid.
Phone 371J. 10t&
4OUNTAlA COrTAut.S for rent.
If Nou want cool, mountain cot.
tage, you cannot do better than
lilpaSs. Address Murphy q Cram
er, owners, Hipass. tues & fri If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
Situations Wanted

WANTED-@tcady job bv cxpcr.
fenced mixer. 2So Hamilton.
Phone 90 ut 6 a. M. StG
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
COAST LEAGUE
(eSterday'S Re-ultS

Yesterdays Re-ults
Portland 5, Hollywood |.
Los Angeles ,, Mission J
Sacramento !, Seattle o.
San Francisco (, Oakland .
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld

jersey City-Thc Buffalo team
of the international league cstab-
lishcd a season 5 record by making
II runs in Que inning of game
with Jersey City.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
Lost and Found

LOST-Old leather BRIEF case. Pc
ward. Notify Geo. Lien, Holtvillc.
or Horticultural office, court
house. 1918
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
For Rent-Rooms
HOTEL HOLLY WOOD. Rooms and
Apis. Sixth G. He'll. 25tf

Apts. Sixth & He'll. 25tf
FOR RENT-Glasscd in sleeping
porch. III Orange. 5tf
FOR RENT-Room on porch and
inside, a!ao small house. 65l Com
mcrcial. 37tf
NICE cool room with sleeping
porch, connected with bath. Suit.
able for two gentlemen. Gall
SbR. lStt
FOR RHNT-Small store room or
office at 472 Main st. Chas. vii.
son. 7tf
LODGING sc M Nr~ cool bldg.
Taths 35c. 226 Nv. 5th 81. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

1CoOO1u utFJ IVCotIIV5
New York =, Detroit /.
Philadelphia 8, Chicago }.
Boston 3, ST. Louis /.
Washington y, Cleveland 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
IODAY'S WANT ADS.
TRUCKS

214 ton Kialbcr Truck, good
tires, mcca~licaIIv Al. \ good
buy.
19-3-lh4 ton Maxwell truck,
good shal" mechanically
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11

\ bank has been opened at sol
yang, Santa barbara county, known
as the Santa Nncz Valley Bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and vicinity, fa'
tonight and Saturday, with fog "
tsassuds Tonight aud in The moT0iai
Normal temperature,
Southern California: Fair +"
night aud Saturday but cloudy 90
f,sgy west portion tonight. ro.m q
temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
For Sale-ReQl Estate

FOR SALE-Iiouse on Wensley
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
leT 49, t>"- = 06tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
Wanted To Buy

" "ANTED--SecOnd hand f--nitur,.
Cali 495W. Sl9 Main st. 19tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
Trade
476 State st.
Terms
Phone Is.
AUTO LOANS

AUTO LOANS
gcfinanccd. Balance, paid
off anywhere in the I. ). We
handle details Of transfer. Bcpav
us on new contract ON practieaIiT
your own terms.
y constantly growing and friendly
clientele surely demonstrates hat
cur method OF loaniu. money On
automobiles mast be ~ rates and
charges satisfactory 10 the mest
crit cal.
Hoafid,otial, quick service.
Starting Securities 90
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11
ALFALFA

80 acres for rent. Three
miles southeast. Good land,
good stand, house and
shade.
See j. l.. Travers, Owner
W.E.HANCOCk, Realtor
$40 Main Street
FL Centre, California
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-11

New York-Spccial courtcsics will
be accorded jess SwcctScr, newly
crowned British amateur golf cham
piou, when he arrives home today
ahonrd the Aquitauia. He Will b.
met On Il cutter at Quarantine by a
committee from the Siwanioa club,
where he is a member.
De'roit-Bccausc of the non-ap-
pcarancc hero of Jack Delaney,
Bridgeport light heavyweight, his
scheduled ten round bout tonight
with Bob Sage of Detroit has been
postponed.
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peach crop of San Bcrnardino- eoun-
ty will be very light this year.
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| the Matter of the Estate Of
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En>.a carload. ot Lodi SAN Joa-
quu county, cherries brought
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days prints one million lottery tickets
and the people pay for these the sum
of S4S 100000 a year. The cream of
this gambling money is taken off,
however, for the government takes 30
per cent as tax, and through the
wholesale and retail sales system an
other 80 per cent is Melted.
With so much betting it is not
surprising that so many people in
Cuba are poor, Mr.. Thompson said.
The government needs the money.
There is another factor. Every per-
son has ambition to get ahead and
Cuba does not offer opportunities for
advancement. The main hope of the
poor people there is that by taking a
chance they will win and thus bring
themselves out of poverty.
Hearty applause followed Mr..
Thompsons interesting and illumin-
ative remarks.
Select "John Doe" for Convention
Trip
A feature of the meeting yesterday
was the selection by drawing lots of
the Kiwanian John Doe" whose eX-
penses to the International Kiwanis
Convention at Montreal next June
will be paid by the members of the
club. The names of all of the mem
bers of the club were placed in hat
and the drawing was made by visit
ing kiwanian, Lawrence r. Trumball
of Waterville Club. AS the result of
the drawing, Burleigh- Martin was
chosen to make the trip. with Samuel
Titcomb selected as alternate. The
regular delegates to the convention
are President Frank Z. Mace anG
Secretary Everett Fl. Maxcy, with
Donald @. Burleigh and r. Halsey
Jackson as alternates.
Arthur S. Merrill, chairman of the
Inter-Club Relations committee, call
ed attention to the meeting next
Thursday noon at the Augusta House
when Augusta Kiwanis will entertain
the Augusta Rotary Club. The speak
er will be DIR. Henry H. Crane OF
Maiden, Mass, one of the most en-
inent athorities in the country on
boys work.
Visitors at yesterdays session in
cluded delegation of four members
of the Waterville Kiwanis Club Law
renee r. Trumball of the "rrumball
Players" D. f. Wheeler, F. H. Rose
and H. NJ. Hilton.