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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24
BENCH WARRANT
IS ISSUED FOR
MISSING WOMAN

3. j. r. Gus Eostick was locked
up III tie county jaii yesterday for
city police and today the officers
are looking for Belle Admson, who
swore to complaint charging Hos-
tick with battery. She mad prom
..cd the Judge to appear this morn
ing as &ita'.s against hsst.c4 and
when sts failed to appear war
rant, charging her with contempt
Il court was Issued
Entering he courtroom at tn"
close ot ,e2t.rdag morning ses-
sion, the woman uiJavelel i start
nag story Of abuse at the hands Of
BosticE she sand that he hal
bothered he for some time, threat
oniuR t4=tti her 1t various times
and fore ter 10 accompany him
- Eaker@ ','t where they stayed
fer TIVE .4a-th>. being returned here
by pal.re e- "u Eostich WAS brought
t. r. t.Ha~.. mistaken f,r = Book -
hostirh. q ".'ati.e. wanted hoir for
a>s9ult!nG IT,, e:sls at Imperial.
The ,4oueo SAID that Hostick had
con;irued hothering her here and
that hr fec".ttlY held "A knife to
her throat, threatening to Kill her.
She alSo charged that he had told
lter he had kilied oue ln:n and was
rcady to Eill another.
the judge at this poiAt question:
I'd the woman relative to vino had
been the victim Of the alleged kill
ing and she replied that Bostiyk
said he had Killed policeman IN
Les Angeles
Jedge Hcrvcy continued tie coso
over until tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24
LEOPARDS, 2 ELEPHANTS
ATTACK MOTORCYCLES
by United Press Leased Wire

r. CAPETOWN, March &C. -Four
leopards and two elephants recent.
ly attacked a motorcyclist riding at
night from Mombasa to Nariobi.
The road was so narrow shat the
rider could not turn his machine
around, but by throwing out his
clutch and racing his eagine he
the leopards away. The
explosions, how,,cr, did not alarm
the elephants wh1cl continued their
advance to attack the rider. B,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24
Lettuce Market
Office Closes

Imperial Valleys 1927 lcttu'"
deal officially ended yesterday, tn
last report being ISSUED by the Mar,
krt News Service office at Braw-
leg. A. +. rrugh is leaving for
Fhocnix, where hr viii issue daily
hull, ms ON the Arizona lettuce
dead, Shipments from the valley 10
date total l0,S9O ears.
Light shipments ranging somr.
where around - ears daily are cX-
p,c:cd. Probably 500 ears are left
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

TO roll, depending on weather and
market conditions. Reports receiv.
cs from thc fields today indicate
that the present heat wave is
blowing up w. the remaining acre
Due to heavy shipments from
Arizona, augmented bv smaller
amounts from Florida, Texas, South
Carolina and Southerr California,
shipments with few exceptions are
running around l5O cars daily for
The United States.
Imperial Valley shipments for
yesterday were ~ cars. Forty seven
ears were ordered for today = load.
ing.
a brief review Of the 1927 Impe-
rial Valley deal has been sent out
by Prugh and contains much infor-
nation Of interest To lettuce men.
A comparative analysis Of prices IL
given, and til" f:nancinl I'd Of the
deal summed Up by Prugh in the
phrase 'too much 7tiiuce.'
Growers wishing he daily reports
from Phoenix should mail requests
10 frngE al the Fire building
Phoenix
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

tSo AISooj No oeIbei' Uut pure anu
cold as ever. Paul's Oran2eade and
Lemonade, at Pjckwick Stage De
pct. ady
10 Survey Crop Conditions<-~A.
ID. Hageman, assistant freight and
general passenger agent Of the san
Diego aud Arizona railroad, will
arrive in FL Centre tonight to make
an intensive survey OF crop condi.
tions here. He will be taken on q
tCur through the valley tomorrow
by ID. { Ramsey, local official Of
the io1d.
/. v. Academy Of Music offers
superior advantages to students Of
piano, voice, pipe organ and dra'
matte art. 632 Olive. Phone 466J.
After D. m, 466W adv
Box Social, State Street Chris
tian Church, Thursday evening,
March 24th, 7 y. IN. Public nvit
ed. adv
Local Man III. s. G. Millcn Of
Ga Holt street was rushed to the
FL Centre hospital at 3:+5 . clock
yesterday afternoon. Millen SUI
fcrcd an injury 10 his back Il. short
time ago aud il is believed that
pneumonia has developed. His tcn-
peraturc was Using rapidly when b."
was removed to the hospital bat
Was reported slightly improved this
morning.
Chickens Bought and sold. Dress.
ed or undrcssed. Phone 966 fol-
prices. l0S2 Woodward. ad"
Oregon Hotel Gaze now open. Mer-
chants Lunch 40c. Special evening
dinner 60c. adv
Oregon Hotel Cafe now open. Mer-
chants Lunch soc. Special evening
dinner GQe. adv
To Build HOuSe.-A building per
mi; was granted to II. y. Creed yes
tcrday aftcrnoon 10 erect 4 dwell!
my house at S33 Euclid avenue. The
building will be constructed Of
who'd and plaster and Will contain
-four rooms. 1t will be erected at
y cost of not less than $2500. X. V.
Taylor of IL Centre will be the
contractor.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
" Co., FL Centre. tai. COS Main St.
Phone lG0 adv
Couple Wed Here-Miss Georgia
Farra, native of Oklahoma ana
David Hart, native Of Texas. wcr"
quietly married by Rev. l.. +.
l.ackcy of this city at his home on
North Fourth street yesterday.
Both Young people are residents of
Imperial. Following the ceremony,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart left for Il trip
to san Francisco. The groom is III
the grocery business at Imperial,
where the couple will make their
home.
Marcelling soc. For appointment
phone 1923. Mrs. ". !. Hamilton.
63l SO. i'iFth. a!v
Hay Insurance. Eigar Bros. Real
ty Co., FL Centre, Cal. COS M2ia ct.
Phone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24
PAGE THREE

speeding up his machine, the motor
cyelist managed to dodge between
the two beasts and uade his escape
uu IFed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24
death VALLEYS
I STING REMOVED
BY GOOD ROADS
Spot Formerly Stunned
Now Available For Car
Traffic.

Good roads are ma aEinQ 4 play
ground Of the formerly fear inspir
ing arid region called Death Valley,
according to word brought back by
recent road signing and chartine
party Of the Automobile Clnb Of
Southern California.
Widening and Improvement Of .
difficult desert trail has made e
"ailable TO motorists the supreme.g
impressive panorama Of snow topped
mountains and the dreadful Death
Valley sink far below sra leyal
from 4 point $500 feet above III
sea at Dante : View. This road has
just been completed by lnyo Coun
tv forces tor five and ninetent!.s
miles from & route III he vicinity OF
to Dante s View
Dante's View is 1900 feet abo.e
the lowest point III tn" United
States in the Bad Water Of Death
Valley almost directly below. Look-
ing across the alkalki flats and
vast sweep Of sand to the glisteninE
mountains ranges on the other side,
Mount Whitney IS white peak tht
highest point in the United States,
II ,JU2 feet above sea level, can BE-
seen On the horizon.
With the two popular resorts Of
Bungalow City reached By new
toll road extending 29.l miles
through historic Townsend Pass,
and Furnace Creek Inn, and the
smooth roads and water holes thor
oughlv signposted by the Automo-
bile Club Of Southern California,
the sting has literally been taken
out Of Death Valley, it is said. The
wictd impressivencss and beauty OF
the valleys gigantic, shifting sand
dunes, the borax beds. the old bGraX
mill. and the evidences Of men who
ganblcd with Death Valley and
lost, are among the revelations daliS
witnessed by motoring parties who
NAV drive in places ten times as
fast as the carly immigrants trekE''t
across this land in 20.
New Road Built
Where these courageous adNeh-
turer picked their way with dIf
fieultv through Townsend Pass, 4
new road is swiftly travcrscd by
motorists seeking recreation -
pleasant resorts. Resort acrommo-
dations are to close May -, ii IS
stated. and trip to this region
should be made before the intense
summer heat begins.
All signs giving road directions
and information concerning water
| holes were checked for accuracy by
the inspecting party from the auto
mobile club, who toured Via Olaneha
and Lone Pine through the greater
portion of Death Valley, returning
bv way of Las Vegas, Nevada, and
the Arrowhead Trail. Good roads
t. and in the valley make this IN
! ideal destination for Il comtortab!l
four days trip, it is suggested. Ii
is necessary to carry ample proNls
ions ON the trip. Cp-to-date infor
nation regarding the routes IS a
vailable at Offices Of the AHtomo
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

kansaS retains her ehiyalrous
glory when ti.e supreme court de
c'des that q lnan should not beat n
woman eFen if she Is trying to take
lis seat III a street ear.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

was granted by the court. The YER
dict was drawn up and signed by 4
foreman selected in open court by
tie Jurors; responsibility being ae-
copied. BY lhe Judge.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

Money to I.oaL or Automobiles,
Sterling Securities Co. Inc. Fred r.
Cross, Mgr. $50 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24
WOman's Death Is
Yelled in Mystery
By United Press I.ePsed Wire

WASHlNGTO%. March -. Scr
cntIsts today Conducted elaborate
analysis Of the tissues Of the bodr
Of Mrs knute VI Ei1acE to deter
mine if she cane to he. death b.
violent means, while police Of Al
bany, Oregon, Kept her Yong psy-
ohiatr.st Husband undcr surycill
anco.
Following discovery Of Mrs
Houck S body in the Anacostia riv
el' yesterday more than thre" months
after she disappeared from her home
here, DistrictAttorney PeytOn Cor
don announced that Houek would
:ot be returned across the c0ntln-
cnt, al least until an inquest wa
colupls;,t
1nqus>f WIN b, held over the
body O The pretty woman after tn
analyst IS made. The scientists
hope 10 discover from :: study Of the
tissues whether foul play Or drown.
ing caused death. Physicians mean.
while asserted that "it looks Iti,'
It pure cas-" of drowning.
ALEANY, Or. Masea n. -
Awaiting instructions as to his dis.
posal, local authorities today were
Holding Dr. Enatc VI. ilouch If
Washington. y. G., in the women :
cell Of the city jaii on Il telegraplI"d
warrant troia Washington. With
ur. IIop.cE is his mother. Mrs. Mary
!Louck. VINO ACCOMPANIED hlni to Al
bany four days ago from Ia Crosse,
Wis, where he mad been uader
treatment in Il sanitariun.
pr. IIpucH took his arres, calmly,
though he appeared to be under 4
nervous tension
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

bile Club Of Southern California To-
Gated in population centcrs Of this
section.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

her Dies at Hospital.-Jamrs
nbert, It ranchman, died at
nty hospital this morning
lg an Illness Of several
Lambert was admitted To
pital On March . suffering
iabetes. The body was re
to Lemons funeral parlors.
Pments for the funeral viii
9 later.
Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
FL Centro, Cal COS Main ST.
poo adv
| y TO Loan on Automobiles
Securities Co., Inc, Fred
i, Mgr, $50 Main st. adv
court CASES. Ray w CId1u
guilty 10 q charge Of vag
|yhcn arrai9ncd before Judge
in police court thi morning.
sentenced to pay Il fine Of
spend five days in jail.
Thomas admitted that h."
|Yiug rccklcSslv on Main
Saturday night when brought
judge lIcrvcy and was re.
upon payment of SO. He
Jed S2J but sentence was sus-
by the .mdgc on $40 Of the
ELS SOC; Shampoo soc; Trims
|anicure sos. Vera Rodri
asa key Hotel, No. i. Phone
adv
Ia Blcsy Dance Studio. 723
Phone 4llW. adv
nship Agent Here. George
IA, resident manager Of Tie
Lilly Steamship agency in
ego, is making tour of Ill
in Imperial Valley. Mer=
! especially interested in tn"
5 Of cotton growing in the
and is Spending the ma ajori
AIS time in the cotton crow
tricts.
1. y. Hansop. Dentist. Es
specia list Davis Bldg
ys by appointment, Phone
adv
" tG Lon cn automobiles
/, Securities &c. Inc. Fred X
Nor. 66O Naiu ST. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

fh" crcp Of green pros in the
Santa Maria valley, Santa Barbara
county. Was Nix weeks ahead If the
1870 crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

els soc; Shampoo soc; Trims
anicure SOC. Vera Rodri
lsa Rey Hotel, No. L. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

|. y. Hansop. Dentist. E1
specialist Davis Bldg
e by appointment, Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

Ia Blcsy Dance Studio. 723
Phone 4llW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

~ tG Lon cn Automobiles
Securities &c. Inc. Fred r
Mgr. 6G0 Main ST. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

" TO Loan on Automobiles
E Securities Co., Inc, Fred
i, Mgr, $50 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

Oregon Hotel Cafe now open. Mer-
chants Lunch soc. Special evening
dinner GQe. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
FL Centro, Cal COS Main St.
| 80 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
y Co., FL Centre. Ial. COS Main St.
Phone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

l. v. Academy Of Music offers
superior advantages to students Of
piano, voice, pipe organ and dra'
matte art. G32 Olive. Phone 1861.
After & p. m, 466W adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-24

Box Social, State Street Chris
tian Church, Thursday evening,
March oath, y. IN. Public nvit
ed. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
Situations Wanted

QUALIFIED drug clerk desires po-
sition. Call Anderson Pharmacy.
Phone, CaleXico, 6l6. soto
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
Track Athletes
Ready for Meet
BY MARK II. KNIGHT
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Neb., July 2-Perfcct
weather awaited opening of con
tests between the nation s greatest
athletes on field and track this at
ternoon.
At 9 p. m, stars in every line of
track and field events a number
of them past or present world cham
pions-were to begin the 1927 sen
Tor championships of the A. y. I.
at Memorial stadium, Lincoln.
Charles Paddock, fastest hui
man. arrived in Lincoln at a.
m. today and said he would not com
pete in events until Monday, when
he will appear in the relays.
Ry pjling up 6s points to their
closest competitors IS, the Los Aa-
gelos 4. 6. woa the Junior y. y. I.
meet Yesterday. The bronzed youths
from the Pacific Coast presented q
well balanced team Of - members
and made points in almost every
event. The University of N'cbras-
ka was second.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
ENGLISH TENNIS
CROWN CAPTURED
BY HELEN WILLS
American Girl Beats
Spanish Entry in Thrill
ing Match.
BY CLIFFORD L. DAY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

WIMBLEDON, July = Helen
Wills Of California today Won the
an rarlapJ tennis championship in
=, ,,...,,.,.. ...u.o,,aut
ne " IN ''i'. Wv" wv" ''''''''
She defeated Ella j Aware n
the finals. The score was b. o.
Miss Wills served t'rSt' winning
Ter game - ana hrobe thfen2 i
Seaonta u Alvarez htSt service 10
WIN -. Miss Wills won her sec
md service ~ ana lest to Inc
, Spanish girl service -. ne
f'tth ga@e Went 10 deuce MISS
Wills winning %: ne sixth was
deHefd' the Spanish CIR! serving ana
winning %. MISS Wits 'o"k the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02

man wants ranch work
or milking job. Inquire II. c,
Kirchner, Euclid Ave, fourth
house west OF railroad track. Or
7. 0. Box 1922. 30t4
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
WANT AID SECTION
TODAY'S WANT ADS

FOR RENT--Rooms. Bachelor shack.
333 Olive. Gibbs Place. 2t4
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that | Will
sell at public auction at ten o clock
a. IN, on Monday, July llth, 1921
at Mountain Springs Garage, Noun
tain Springs, Calf, the following;
1923 Chevrolet Roadster, Engine
No. kS2496, California License NO.
1715757. Storage and Repairs, SO
Above sale viii he held to salts
fy storage and repair bill, together
with the cost of this publication.
Dated this eth day OF June, 1927.
(Signcd }
MOUNTAIN SPRINGS GARAGE.
2StlC
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
NOTICE or SALE

Notice is hereby given that We
will sell at public auction at ten
o clock n. m. on Friday, July Sth,
1927, the following;
! Chevrolet Coupe, Calf. 1926
License No. F3l.6l6, Motor No.
G26672. Storage and repairs, $27 80.
Said sale viii he held to satisfy
storage and repair bills, together
with the cost of this publication.
Dated this 23rd day of June, 1927
(Signed)
SHADY REST SERVICE STATION
23tl0 Winterhaven, CANT.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02

FOR LE-About 500 fine, year
Old Leghorn hens. Farm Bureau
accreslrcd stock. Sell all or part.
Sacrifice. +. L. Alexander, Rte. 2,
Box 135, Ell Centre. 2t3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
SPORT NEWS SECTION

pilots put their cars through final
tests today in preparation for the
July speed program here Mon
day.
seven events ranging from two u
40 laps arc on the card, with the
track in splendid condition for rec
ord breaking,
The American Legion committee
is augmcnting the speedway bin
with a fireworks display.
Los ANGELES, July >" Light
horse" Harry Cooper, runner up in
the recent national open at Oak
mont, Pa, is strong on golf, but
shuns the role of a ''parlor ath-
lctc.'
Last night he was summoned to
the ring at Hollywood Legion sta
dunn and introduced. There were
numerous calls for speech, all of
which he Stunned with modest
bow and returned to his seat.
Earlier in the day he was fetcl
by the Breakfast Club.
LOS ANGELES, July Jimmy
Daughcrty, the baron Of Leipcr-
Vile" and one of Fistiana S lead
ing managers, arrives here Monday
to direct George Godfrey, negro
heavyweight, in his battle Tuesday
night at the Olympic against Neil
Clisbv, Redlands negro.
The dusky battlers conclude their
training tomorrow for the bout that
is billed for the "colorcd heavy
weight championship of the world
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02

FOR RENT-120 acres first class
land, on highway, 212 miles south
west of Brawley. Plowed ready
for vegetables. Press Box 1914.
2t5
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
BROWN SCORES TECHNICAL
KNOCKOUT OVER O'BRIEN

round convinced his handlers that
he had absorbed enough punishment
and the towel was tossed into thu
! ring.
Semi Final Good
Brooks and Arriola hoppcd into
action with the bell in the six round
scmi-final. Arricla displaying some
! clever boxing ability had Prooks
guessing during the opening round
! The Imperial boy was puzzled for
, his long reach and punching ability
usually gives him an early advan
tage but for some reason or other
, that Arriola bov wouldn t behave
to his liking. He was gone WHOM
! Brooks swung at him only to POP
up again second later and bring
! with him 4 right or left that land
cd somewhere on Brook s anatomy.
/ But the Brooks boy was not com
! plctclv baffled and he convinced
| Arriola in the first round that he
was dangerous. A onc-two punch
with Arriola 5 thinR-tank on the re-
cciving end turned the trick. 1t
vas Just one wild miXup from start
to finish in the first round with Ar
riola having a shade.
Arriola opened fast attack 1t
the start Of the second round but
Brooks was speeding up and in 4
furious cHchaug" Brooks landed Il
right to Arriola 5 jaw which floor.
ed the San Diego boy. rrooks was
so anxious TO follow up that he hit
Arriola as the latter was on the
floor in a sitting position but it
was not damaging blow. Arriola
took no count but hoped TO his
feet and went after Brooks at once.
\ wicked left TO the stomach fol
lowed by Il right to the chin drop
ped Brooks for count of seven Il
minute later. The stomach punch
WAS tho blow that floorcd Brooks.
Arriola took Brooks attack fully
rs the colorcd boy rcgajncd his
feet in an effort to score knock
out but Artiola was unable to put
over the finishing blow before the
c1d # the round, although he did
land several stiff blows.
Then came the third Arrieia
continued to take punishment in
an effort Ia score a finishing
punch. Brooks landed severe.
times sfuareiy to Arriola S jaw be-
fore the tide Of battle TUNED. Then
while fans were standing on Their
toes cheering. Arriola Slipucd in IN
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02

FOR RENT-MiXed pasture. VIM.
Decker. 80 miles east on Holt
Vile highway. 2t2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
So. California
Sporting Briefs


Los ANGELES, July Arm
and Emanuel, san Francisco light
heavyweight, today takes his place
among the topnotchcrs in that diviS
ion lay virtue Of clean cut victory
over Tony Fucutc, Mexican q" boy
gcncral - at Hollywood stadium last
night
In the first round Fucnte half
wrCStlcd Emandci to his knee with
the latter remaining there until the
gong ended the frame
From that point on Emanuel was
master OF the situation, scoring letts
and rights almost at will. The
seventh round found Fucnte : left
eve closed with Emanuel beating a
tattoo there through the balance OF
the fight.
rucntc attempted TO recover lost
ground in the final frame, but
Emanuel continued to beat him ia
the punch in every furry. Eman-
ucl weighed l7514 and Fucnte 1911
at p. M. yesterday.
Herman Auerhach was awarded
the decision over Lefty Cooper in
the other 10 roundcr The decision
suited the bulk of the fans, although
many of the riugsidcrS were of the
opinion that Cooper was out in
front at the finish.
Jackie Carr and Jimmy Fox slug
gcd their way to a draw in the spc
cial event Cars Southpaw attack
gaNc him an early lead, but Fox
snook off iunumcrablc blows and
finished strong,
Jimmy Murphy kayocd Twain
Mark in the first round Of the cur
tain raiser,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
EXCHANGES
w. E. HANCOCK

Phone 49, $40 Main St.
THE NEW mountain home sites will
be opened for sale July End, 3rd,
4th at Evanswood, 10 miles from
Banning on road to Idlewildc.
Acre lots, mountain stream. Come
up and have good time. Look
for signs. w. j. Stadelman, 913
Guaranty Building, Hollywood.
1t2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02

Home Of
DEPENDABLE BABY CHICK 5
Thousands of customers testify
TO The high quality of our
matches.
We supply the Tancroed and
Mcfarland strains Of White
Loghorns, also the r. I. Reds
and Barred Rocks.
Place orders now for fall delivery
Artesia Hatchery
ArtpSi3. Calf Sat II
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
(Py TFED cCTtTZ)


A white towel fluttcrcd in the
air for a second, then spread itSc!f
on the canvas il tho center of the
ring at the Arena last night, bring
iup to an unhcraldpd end one of the
greatest fight ,erds, in point of
punch, ever staged in the valley
The towel was hurled by the sec
ords of Tiger O 'Rricn of san pl-
ego and automatically gave *. o.
Brown of Venice the victory.
In sensational semifinal bout
Julian Arriola of San Diego scored
n knockout over Andrew Brooks Of
Imperial in the third round. Homer
Gaines Of Imperial registered a win
over Albert Fucntc of FL Centre in
the six round special while Rich
ard Randall defeated Antonio Cor
doza in the opener. The semi-final
was easily the feature and fans
were treated to 90 round Of action
during the eight minutes Of fight
between Brooks and Arriola.
While fans boocd tie act of o -
nrien 5 handlers in tossing in the
towel, it was .iustifiabie act.
Erown had comnletelv wrecked o.
I,;an,s focc l;s r;Gbt eve being
completely closed. \ While O 'Brlcn
- i "''''I W. " ,,,n, oIad Lor f. hovn
7,h =, tha n,1 ~
~. ~ sn,,.,h ~ "
ma hoa,v,vc;cbt bo,.s started off
a,' oa,,. ~, Sa,b frcIing rho oth-
a,,, I,,r;,a'r ,i,a f;r.t rn,1nd Hut
,Lo aa.and third and fonrth wont
:, R,ov.n c,sily thc yonicc how
,s;na 1cf, ~ adv,rtaoc and crash.
~ ,hrourh vim some punisA.
,,,. r:nbts In flo fourth q pricn
did Lis host ficbtmg lie landed a
rieh, IA pro,yn < head as the round
oncpcd but il started Brown off in
10 = fnrr,. and o .Bricn suffered thc
worse of = fast exchange. O'Bricu
landed a one two toward thc middl,
of the round but Brown again un-
corked a funny and during III" cN-
change he succeeded ii completing
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
DIET OF RAW LIVER
MAKES EATERS HEROES

MOSCOW, July "A diet of
raw liver made the ancient Greeks
fight like heroes. So the Moscow
Therapeutic Society was told when
group of Soviet scientists report
ed successful experimental treat
ments of pernicious aenemia by a
raw liver diet. Raw liver, they
said, was better than cooked liver.
Judging b. the results shown by sew,
on sufferers of pernicious aenemia
whose condition improved under the
treatment.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
AMERICAN LEAG UE


New York :, Boston 4.
Washington >, Philadelphia l.
Detroit 10, Cleveland ;.
81. Louis II, Chicago l..
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-02
Lost and Found


STRAYED-From miles south, I
mile east Meloiand store, one bay,
one black, about $50 lbs, both
with halter brides. small black
mules, with c. c. brand on hip,
one with halter bride. Notify
Sawdey & Hunt, la No. 9Th ST.
FL Centre. Phone 10. 30tt