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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-26
LOCAL HOSPITAL
NOW READY FOR
ANY EMERGENCY
Completely Equipped with
Latest improvements in
All Lines

over $4,000 was expended in IN
proving and remodeling ne FL Cen
tro hospital during the last wear,
according to f. j. Mulhgan, man
ager.
Hardwood floors were laid
throughout the entire building, with
rubber strips i'll every hall to insure
utmost ouietncss. The interior was
reprinted in two-tonc grey effect.
giving an impression of quictneSs
and perfect cleanliness. Every bed
was equipped with five inch castors
which enables quiet and smooth
moving of patients. All rooms con.
tanning plumbing now have lead
floor and lower wall. which is con
sidered the most sanitary finish.
The kitchen. which is under the
management of Martha Chism. cook
and dietieian of wide experience.
is as nearly fire proof as possible
and includes a commsSarv and bull
in ice chests. Behind the kitchen
~ an electrically equipped laundry
room and screened corridor which
leads from the kitchen to the main
building.
The hospital now raises its own
chickens, Ia insure fresh eggs for
the patients. \ lot west of the
nursing home was purchased, and It
convenient chicken run constructed.
The furnace room and piping
We're repaired aud 800 gallon
crude oil tank and two extra furn.
adequate heat ut all times of the
year.
The fully equipped delivery room
is located on the first floor. aud
contains a bed frame with a system
of pulleys attached which enables
the physician to put a broken limb
into correct position for healing and
a bone table fer casting bodies and
setting bones. The electrical bone
saw which is used in cutting away
the diseased bone and replacing it
with Il healthy bone formation, Is
Of the most approved type.
Operating Room Complete
The operating room has Il toa>iI
machine, which enables one to TAX,
an anaesthetic in tonsil operation j,
an oxygen gas machine; atesilizins
machines for haudagcs. and game.
4 water sterilizer: aud French in.
ported. shaaowle>s light with i,
own battery. which enables the doc.
tors = operate in case the electric.
itv goes off. Tho Xrav machine.
which is considered invaluable to i
we'll equipped hospital. is also in
clpdee IN the operating room.
Mulligan announces that the hos
pital IS AS fully equipped as any
hospital on the coast. has a highly
trained, efficient body Of nurses
and Is fully prepared to take care
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-26
Wednesday, January &c, 1927

of emergency eases on moment s
notice, thus giving Ell Centrans q
splendidly organized hospital to
care FOR the sick and injured Of the
community.
This is regarded as another proof
OF El Centro's progressiveness, as
adequate means to care for the most
complicated ease is now available to
residents of this city.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-26

FL Centre maintains a .plandidly
equipped municipal camp grounds
ior tourists, charging small fee
Tor those who use II. There are
several privately owned camp
trounds close 10 the city Offering
a""omodations for those who desire
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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-26

FL Ccntro's maximum rainfall is
8 IL inches per annum though il
IS usually considerably below that
figure. Rain is turned on and oft
at viii in Imperial Valley through
irrigation.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-26

1926 and CONF -,ted her lactation
period in November of that wear.
During the first three months of
this lactation period, she was MIXED
three times daily. During the re-
mainder of the laetation period she
was milked only twice a day. She
was fed a small amount of concen-
trates each day during he year, but
at no time was she given heavy
concentrate ration
Her record of production fer the
past four wears follows, giving days
test, pounds of milk and pounds of
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-26

Proof Of FL Centre 3 mild climate
IN the winter is seen in the number
If persons Of means who come herr
each wear. The cnervating nights
aud warm days have caused many
physicians to send patients suffer
ing from mild disorders, to this
City.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-26

One thing FL Centre needs at
present and is on the way to get
it, Realizing the airplane is fac
tor to be reckoned with. the cham.
Der of commerce has committee
working on plans for landing
field
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-01-26

FContiausi from Page One
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
Baker and Duffy
Clash Tonight

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct %
Sergeant Sammy Baker, former sol
der at Mitchell Field, New York
and Jimmy Duffy Of Oakland clash
here tonight in a ten round bout.
Topight's contest, which will of
fer the winner chance to meet Joe
Dundee for the welterwcight cham
pionship, will usher in the 1927 open
air season.
Weather forecasts today held out
The threat of rain.
Duffy is reported to have lost a
great deal of the speed that helped
him reach the top of the coast wei
tcrweight ladder, but to have devel-
oped more of punch. A study Of
his record shows that in the last
10 years he has been knocked out
hut three times. The Oakland boy
fell before the punches Of Lew Ten
dler, young Harry Wills and Bobby
Barrett.
"speedy' " Dado, Filipino fly
weight, clashes in the semi-windup
with Benny Marks. In the special
event Dynamite Joe Murphy meets
Angel de la Cruz.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
Cosby Briefs
From GridirOnS
Ry United Press Leased Wire


BLOOMINGTON, Ind,-Indiana 5
varsity today began work against
Harvard formations. used by the
freshman squad. The regulars were
allowed a rest Monday but all play
crs were ordered to report today.
SOUTH BEND, INDIAN unex-
pceted display of power by the
Georgia Tech team has set Knute
Rockne hard at work with his Not
rc Dame team. The entire Irish
squad came out of the Indiana game
Saturday in good shape.
WEST POINT-Stung by defeat
by Yale, the army has started a
vigorous workout for Bucknell Sat
urday. The first training session
was a black board drill, in which
Coach Biff Jones pointed out the
errors made in the Yale game.
BERKELEY-Forty-seven Golden
Pears, the largest football aggrega-
tion ever to represent the Univer-
sity of California on a foreign field,
will journey to Los Angeles Thurs
day for Saturdays game with L. =.
G
PALO ALTO, Cal.-Coach Glenn
Warner rested his first string Cardi-
raj team yesterday, but put the men
who did not get into SATURDAY. s
game against the Oregon Aggils
through hard Scrimmagc.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
FILM STAR SAYS
POLLOCK KNOWS
FIGHTING GAM E

Yes sir, he fights like my horse
Tony gallops, they're both plenty
fast -
That was the expression used by
Tom Mix, noted film star, when
questioned relative to the ring
prowess OF one Dave Pollack, Holly
wood ring star. The film star has
been at the ringside in Legion Sta
dunn, Hollywood, every time POllack
appeared of late and he has seen
him lick some mighty good boys.
Mix then declared that Pollack is
the greatest young lightweight pros-
pect in the ring game.
This same Dave will furnish the
opposition for one Mike Solano,
kid Mex in the semi-final
event to be staged at the Arena Fri
day night. If Dave shows as much
fight as Mix credits him with the
battle should be a whirlwind as Kid
Mex always takes care of his end
Of the battle.
AS a main attraction Friday night
Richmond has booked frankie Ar
ragon and Red Humphries. Humph-
ries halls from Ocean Park while
Arragon is an FL Centre boy. The
battling should be lively throughout
Much interest is centered in the
scrap for the respective abilities Of
the two boys have been the subject
of considerable argument through
out this vicinity ever since the bat
tie between Humphries and Craig in
which Red completely outclassed the
speed boy of Los Angeles. Many
Arrag gon hackers believe that Frank
ic can stop the clever Ocean Park
youth.
In the special six rounder Noel
johnson of the Tamarack ranch will
meet Young Kid Mex while the four
rounder brings Monte Hill and John
ME McNallv into action. The bouts
will start at $3.50 O'Clock with sps-
cial service offered fans from the
stage depot to the arena.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
Dempsey Leaves
For New York
by United Press Leased Wire


LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25.-Jack
Dempsey, former heavyweight cham
pion of the world, left here today
for New York to aid in the settle
mcnt of his legal controversies with
Jack Kearns, his erstwhile manager.
incidentally, while in the eastern
metropolis, he will "talk fight"
with Tex Rickard, the promoter.
81 m going to New York primar-
lily on the Kearns' law suits" he
said. "They have been hanging
fire for a long time and IN anxious
to get them settled as. soon as pos
sible. - .t1
81 can't say much about any fu-
ture fights, When Pm in New
York I'll see Rickard for sure and
something may come out of the
meeting. However I'm going to
concentrate on Kearns., Talk that
he and | were about to get together
again was all wrong
Dempsey will travel en- the South
ern Pacific through FL Paso, Hous-
ton and New Orleans. He plans no
stopovers. He will be accompanied
by his trainer, Jerry the Greek.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
In Sport World

DENVER-George Manley, Den
vcr, wor from Joe Burke. Detroit
light heavyweight, in 10 rounds.
PHILADELPHIA-Billy Wallace,
134, Cleveland, won a 10 round de-
cision from Tommy Murphy, 1873,
Trenton; Harry Biitman, 127 1-2,
Philadelphia, knocked out A. Cor
bett, 12S, Cleveland in the first
round.
BUFFALO, n. Y.-Freddie Mucl-
Ter, 139 l2, Buffalo, won the de-
c:sion from Jimmy Goodrich III 3-4,
former lightweight champion, in 10
rounds; Harry Fuller, Niagara Falls
middleweight, knocked out Trooper
pecapio, Canastota, one round.
TRENTON, N. J.-Pete Nebio,
Seminole Indian, won a newspaper
decision from Hubert Gillis, Bel
gium in 10 rounds.
TULSA, Okla.-Sammy Mandell,
Rockford, ILL.,, lightweight champi-
on, knocked out Wildcat Monte of
Drum wright, in three rounds.
EALTIMORE-Bobby Garcia, Bal
timore lightweight, knocked out
Marty Silvers, New York, in the
eighth round.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
JOHNNY DUNDEE
[ROUNDLY BEATEN
IN SLOW FIGHT
Battling Veteran Goes
Down to Defeat Before
CanZOneri.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Oct. c5.-To the
drum beat of younger fighter Is
fists, Johnny Dundee has passed
rom the spotlight and the head
fines.
Shorn of his last excuse for fight.
ng after a decisive and not unex.
|pected defeat at the hands of Young
1'ony Canzoneri of Brooklyn, the
veteran of 326 ring battles admitted
today that he was through
81 thought could defend my old
title at the weight said johnny
but i couldn't make the grade -
Dundee tried one of the most un-
usual comebacks in ring history last
hight. He reduced from his natural
weight of somewhere around l45
pounds to make the featherweight
limit of 1876 and took on one of the
lbest youngsters in the game in Can
epncri.
The result was inevitable. Can.
zoneri won from the opening bell
and the marvel of it was that John
. S ring craft carried him through
the Is rounds and that the final
bell found him still on his feet.
1t was poor fight, even as fights
60 in this refined age, and only the
game exhibition of the old Italian
kept the crowd in Madison Square
Garden from booing both boxers out
of the ring.
They will be claiming the fcath-
crweight title for Tony Canzoueri
now, but it won mean thing.
dundee, until last night, never had
defended the title lie won from gal.
sant Gene Criqui four years ago.
No longer a natural featherwcight
and having long since relinguishcd
| |any claim to the championship,
Johnny boiled down to 1915 pounds
for one last stab at the headlines
and the reward which the fight
game reserves for headlncrs.
Tony Canzoneri is a good feather.
Nat = co""r can be entitled
I t. .ynaideration as II champion on
the strength of his victory over Dun
dee.
The National Boxing Association
and the New York State Athletic
Commission both have recognized
Benny Bass of Philadelphia as cham
pion Of the l26 pound class. Until
Can2oncri meets and defeats the
Iittle Philadelphian-and that day
probably is distant as ring dates GO
Tony will be remembered only a>
the boxer who put the finishing
touch to a long and estimable Cd.
Irocr.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
THEATERS

"What Price Glory the merry
war film coming tomorrow to the
Valley Theater, is a screen play
without a villain. Another novel
feature of it is that you can use
your own discretion in picking the
hero. Nobody will dispute that the
fiery Gharmaine. played by Dolores
Del Rio, is more than adequate
heroine, and that Privates Kiper
and Lipinsky supply all the comedy
necessary.
But who 5 the hero7 Is it Cap
tain Flagg, the hard boiled Marine
who uses profanity by preference,
gets gorgeously drunk at Bar-le,
Due, and leads his men into battle
as light-heartedly as though he
were going on picnic9 Or is it
Sergeant CURT, the rough and
clustering loatherneck, who. knows
all the card tricks in, the deck,
steals his superior officer $ sweet
hearts when he gets chance, and
takes his war as Il matter of
course?
In making the film, Raoul Walsh
resoiuteiy stuck to the same idea
There WASH t going to be any viii
lain in his scheme of things, and if
q hero or heroes were necessary,
they wouldn t be of the mold com
monty visible upon the screen. And
50 the audience can take its choice
of the big hearted, bombastic
Flagg, and the handsome. un-
scrupulous Quirt. But whichever
is the hero, they have one thing in
common-they are both real men.
Lloyd Hughes who is co-featurcd
with Mildred Davis, George Ban,
croft and FL Brendel, in Fred New
meyer s 1.-TWO Many Crooks the
Paramount production of f. J.
Rath's novel which arrives ut the
Palace Theatre tonight, carries the
reputation of having worked in
more studios than almost any other
actor in the film industry.
Born in BiSbce, Arizona, he came
to Los Angeles at the age of thir-
teen and attended Polytechnic high
school. On graduating, Hughes en-
rolled in the Wallis Dramatic school
but left after two weeks to accept
a position in King Vidor comedies.
After several months with Vidor
he moved to Santa Barbara, playing
Juveniles with Margarita Fischer
for the American Film Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
Trio Guilty Of
Petty Thefts

Theodore Castleman, %, William
Tillcfy, Is, and Mack Brown, 2l, en-
tered pleas of guilty to charges of
petty theft when arraignod before
Judge Mayfield yesterday after
noon. Sentence has been deferred
Dv the court.
The three were arrested by the
sheriff S men last week in eonnec-
tion with a number of petty thefts
which had been committed in and
about the Secley and Imperial dis
triets. Mrs. Shirley Tillery and
John Tillcry are being detained at
the county Jail pending the outcome
Of thorough investigation in the
case.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
HOLTVILLE
BY Press Staff Correspondent

HCLTVlLLE, Oct. 20. = The
Methodist church gave a pot luck
dinner Monday evening, The eve
ming was devoted to singing and
discussing the business Of the
church.
Mrs. J. D. Brown and Mrs. Jeff
Mills called on Mrs II. A. Pike, who
is at the Ell Centre hospital, Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Velma Hansen of Seeley, was
a guest of Mrs Cecil Downing Mon
day.
Mrs Mark Mcclellan was hostess
at a stork shower, Saturday, given
in honor of Mrs. Raymond McClel-
Ian. Mrs. Mcclellan received many
pretty gifts. Refreshments were
served at the close of the party.
Those attending were: Misses Pearl
Rudasill, Maggie Little, Florence
Mcclellan and Mesdames Robert
Brown and Buster Brown, from Los
Angeles, George p. Rogers, Allen
Mcclellan, Bob Little, Alvin Wilson,
and Walter and Roy Hawk, Martin
Wagner and Wayne Mcclellan.
George Brown, cousin of Mrs Jeff
Mills and j. ID. Brown, is visiting
here. Mr., Brown is from Georgia,
but came here from Long Beach.
Mrs. George Johnson and baby
left for Texas to visit relatives
Mrs. johnson expects to be gone
about two weeks.
Mrs. Ned Holmes and Mrs. Perry
Hunt, We're joint hostesses at sur
prise stork shower Saturday at the
Holmes home, in honor of Mrs.
Howard Mays. 1t was given in the
form of breakfast. About 20
guests were invited.
George Jones was in the city re-
Gently for few days vacation, from
Jacumba. Mr.. Jones is connected
with the Shell Company Of Califor-
MIA.
The girls Indoor Baseball team
of the high school met the Calipatria
team at Calipatria Saturday, and
brought home the victory with Il
score of 20 to l3.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

Following that, he returned to Los
Angeles, appearing in "The Hearts
of Fumanity.'
At the conclusion of his work
with Universal, Lloyd went to the
Brentwood Studio. acting in "The
Turn in the Road and at Metro
with Viola Dana.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
NOTICE OF SALE

In order to satisfy a claim for
storage and other expenses, the un-
dersigned will sell at public auction
on the twenty-ninth day of'Octob-
er, 1927, at the hour of nine o clock
a. m., at Ross Corner, in Imperial
County, California, about six miles
northeast of Yuma, Arizona, one
Ford Touring car, engine number
S5l5434. SAID claim amounts to
Ninety.five $4,000 Dollars, to-
gether with advertising expenses.
|I8tl0. j. w. PYBURN.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
Bankers Defeat
Golden State

Staging l0-run rally in the ninth
inning the Bank of Italy ball team
crashed through to a % to IS vic
tory over the Golden Staters at Will
son field last night. The bankers
had been trailing the mixers from
the second inning until the final
fling in the closing frame.
The bankers hit Ellis hard in the
opening inning, collecting four runs
but the Golden State cvened the
count in their first two turns at bat.
In the third the bankers scored
twice and the Golden State Tailed
five times. They scored two more
in the fourth.
The bankers almost caught up in
the sixth scoring four runs but the
Golden State did likewise in their
turn and as the game neared its end
it looked like n win for the Golden
State. But in the ninth with the
score Is to II the bankers started
hitting the ball and with the aid of
"A few bases ON balls, and hectic
fielding they sent 10 runs across
home plate.
The Golden state boys filled the
bases in their half after two men
were down but were unable to score.
The Firemcn and Press teams are
scheduled to battle tonight. Each
team has won its previous game
played.
Bank of Italy 402 OO4 02-1O-22
Golden State l35 204 800 is
Rickert, Giancla and Bragg; Ellis,
LahotSky and Mcclure.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
Help Wanted

WOMAN WANTED-25 to 35
years, unencumbered, to help in
small cold drink stand and sand
wich stand. One who is willing
to leave town as this place is on
highway some miles out. No flap
pers. Box 80, Coachella, Cal.
24t3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
Wanted to Buy

WANTED-Fordson tandem disc
For ;,ale-Alfalfa spring tooth
harrow. In good shape. Price
$17.5N 212 miles south, q mile
west Meloland. A. NJ. Farley.
Address Rte B, Holtville. 20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

President Coolidge got new pair
of glasses. Probably TO read the
Suggestions of those who are will
ing to advise the administration
what to do with that four billion
surplus.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
For Sale-Automofive,

FOR SALE-Henderson motorcycle,
new rubber, good running order.
$7j. Terms. Wilson Machine Shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

FOR SALE or rent. Automobile
shop and equipment. Al location
in El Centre. Call after $50 p. m.
at 572 Holt. 23tt
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
So. California
Sport Briefs
II, United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25.-Whlle
zoe Dundee, champion, and Ace Hud.
kins continue training for their title
lout here October %, Promoter
Dick Donald figures he can t take
a chance on one of the principals
stepping into healthy swing de-
ljvcrcd by a sparring partner with
tad results.
As Il result BE- announced ycster-
day that he had secured 500, 900 in
sarance on each of the fighters,
guarding his purse against injury
which would halt the fray,
George Blake, veteran ring ref
cree, is receiving much backing by
fans who would like to see him Ar
ite the title go. Donald has plae-
ed the selection in the hands of the
California Athletic commission with
the request that Blake received Sc
riuus consideration.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2j.-While
Howard Jones is maintaining sccrc-
cy over his battle plans for Cali
fprnia he let slip an inkling Of his
Southern California strategy today.
Captain Morley Drury will not nc
forced to carry all tine burden like
he did for n great part Of the time
at Stanford, Jones intimated. In
stead Drury will start at quarter, be
sppplanted by Elliott and then VII
l.amS, and will return to the fray
ia its final stages.
LOS ANGELES, Oct 25.-l.os
Angeles is preparing TOR one of the
busiest week ends in the sport his
tory of this city which is center
for many OF the leading athletic at
q factions of the southland.
On Friday afternoon the L. c. l..
\. Bruins Will start the program by
entertaining RcdiandS in a southern
California conference football
game. That night Tommy Hughes
and Johnny Met oy will meet at the
Hollywood Legion stadium for what
should be one of the fastest fly
weight bouts since Fidel La Barba
slowed has gloves away after an
appearance here and went up to
Stanford to study. The California
athletic commission will recognize
the winner as fidcl $ successor.
Saturday California and Southcrl
California face each other in the
Coliseum in one of the stellar en-
gagcmcnts OF the nation-a con
fiict which will reflect Pacific
coast champion chances and even
influence the final rating in nation
al standings.
Hardly win tho grid fans be gath
cred around the fireplace or
what not to discuss how 1t happened
Or didn't happen until Joe dundee,
wcltorweight champion of the world
and Ace iiudkins, the Nebraska
" ildcat of California adoption, face
each other at Wriglcy field in a
l0-round battle for the title.
To cap matters Babe Ruth and
Lou Gehrig Of baseball and hOmcrun
fame, will unsheath their mighty
bats on Sunday and, supported by
all-star casts, will attempt to show
NloitIh uidHlullN lduS NOW lucY dlI
ed IN putting the New York Yankee
hammer at the top Of sensational
world championship staff.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25 The
Olympic auditorium viii he dark
tonight, il was announced today. .a'ac
announcement followed that of Sps-
to-day when the news was givcnsapr
that Bud Taylor, the Terre Hatte
terror had injured his hand and
would not be able to appear for 3Ais
l0-r0und bout with Johnny Farr at
catchweights. The bout wills be
staged November s.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
PRESS WANT AD SECTION
For Sale-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE or Exchange, 5 acres
OF bearing grapefruit with 5 acres
of alfalfa or viii lput in more
land for larger deal. Will take
local residence for part. Press
Box 73S. 22t1
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

WANTED-General housework or
hotel work. POI Orange (rear.)
22iJ
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25
PEPPERS RANCH
Lost and Found

STRAYED-Oct. 20.-Gray horse.
1900 lbs, bay mare, 1000 lbs, bay
mule, 100 lbs. Reward j. H.
Davis, L mile south Seeley. 24t6
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

LOST-ChTd 5 black slipper, right
foot. Return L. $. Cafe. 24t2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-25

FOR SALE-Whlte Leghorn pull
let's. Porter n. Ferguson. Phone
36F21, Holtville. 1857