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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-25
AGES T. Cridy and Leave for Cambridge Thursday
Rockne Gets Ready
for Tornado
Rv United Press

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Oct. 25.-An
unexpected display Of power by the
Georgia Tech Golden Tornado
team has set Knute Rockne hard at
work with his Notre Dame war
riors. The entire Irish squad came
out of the Indiana game Saturday
in good shape. The Georgia grid
ders perform here next Saturday
and they have been cleaning up in
their own territory.
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Fistic Offering at
Armory Tonight

MAIN EVENT
Ten Rounds-Red Uhlan, San Fran
cisco. VS.. Charley Nashert. Jersey City;
Eight Rounds-Tony Ross, Pittsburgh,
VS.. Jackie PurviS. Kokomo; 140 pounds.
PRELIMINARIES
Six Rounds-Royal Cox. Indianapolis.
VS.. Jimmie Harris. Cincinnati: 126.
pounds.
Six Rounds-Tracy Cox. indianapolis,
VS.. Chuck Templeton. Sullivan: 116
pounds.
Four Rounds-Two-Bits Walters. Terre
Haute, VS.. Chef Smallwood, Sullivan.
First bout at BIS.
Referees-Grammell and Weber.
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Johnny Goodwin rolled in wonder
full form for the Central States team
in the Recreation league games and
secured a total of 698 on games of
222, 228 and 248. This shooting was
too much for the THYME team to
overcome and they we're defeated in
straight sets.
The Crystal Pep also won three in this
loop. the Robertson Coal being the vic
into the 600 class for the winners. Snyder
NaR R team 6sinlS and as i result the Coca Cola
were: Goodwin, sos; Nordholt. GAL;
sn2er $751; ST. z SHI &c. 49, sGd sado S
632. GoodwinS 248 was high single
game.
The Automotive league games at
the Elk Club alleys resulted in a
three time win for the Firestone and
REQ Speed Wagons over the Central
Buick and Eiseman Ignition Service,
while the r. v. Law and Madden
Couple boys copied two out of three
from the Uptown Auto Sales and
General Motors.
Krause with games Of 225,. 172 and 177
for total of 574, was high for the three
game. Laughlin had high single game,
226 in his first try.
The Stereotypers and Printers
won three from the Wrong Fonts
and Newsboys in the Star league.
Chryst was high in this loop with
games of 221, 223 and 1853 total of
GOT.
The Capitol alleys entertained the Re
tea team wv won three in row from the Free
Ws5 Bros b fbe TX yEc o Men P5 shop
ing on On the losing end. schier had the
5 dbd is or ota YETI c Sss a Il nSs
with a fine 2S6 in his last try.
The Century League put on their
usual high scoring session, the Century
Alley Five topping the field with count
of 1865. Game results showed three
Strikes and Falls City Lager over the
DIFFERING -MtzeIman Goal, Pritchett Rec
satGn and Mo sH Of y Three y f4om the
Century Billiards.
Freddie Schleimer was the best In
this loop, coping all high honors
on games of 1876, 201 and 268 for a
total of 665. Smith also reached the
500 class, having a total of 612 for
his efforts.
Larry Fox has been Wondering how 1t
happened In the last game against the
boys from Louisville Sunday. Larry
pOOdIed" DADDY; Frank K Fox; hG tSe
error and proceeded to strike out and
win the game and match.
The Marotts are to be commended for
bringing a team of the caliber of the
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Tough Foe Faces
Central Friday

Indiana Central, facing the hard
est game on it's schedule in the i'm
pending fracas with Danville Nor
NAL at Danville Friday, was forced
this week to undergo a shift in the
lineup after the 1912 tie battle
with Muncie.
Brenneman, varsity full, suffered
a hip injury and probably will be out
for the remainder of the season.
Jones is the best bet to take his
place. Other changes are expected
to be made by Coach Good this
week in an effort to stop the hard
hitting Danville eleven.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-25

NORTH BERGEN, N. J.-Battling Levin
sky. former light heavyweight champion Of
the world, knocked out Ted Jackson, Ohio
Negro. in fourth round
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Al MamauX, former big Lacquer,
won twenty-five games for Newark
in the International League this
year.
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PLAN AERIAL ATTACK

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 25.-The
Princeton varsity practice was con-
fined to a sprint about the field, but
it was disclosed that an aerial game
is to be developed with Ed Wittmer
doing the passing.
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ANDERSON, Ind.-Louie Lavelle, Ander-
son lightweight. defeated Dandy Black,
Anderson. defeated George Smith, Indian
apolis, eight rounds.
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Profitable for Trojans
Southern California expects its
football team to net approximately
5000 900 this season.
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LOS ANGELES, Cal.-The Bud Taylor
Johnny Farr fight to have been staged here
tonight has been postponed until Nov.
Ind, lightweight.
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Binghamton, N. T.. won t Judges dseisIa
from Tlllie kid Herman, Scranton, ten
rounds.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-Ray Schafer, BIZ
!oxi. Miss. and Buster Brown. st. Joseph,
Mo. ten rounds. draw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-25

Ages of four golfers in Cincinnati,
who play together all the time,
total 81 years in age.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-25

DENvER-George Manley, Denver, won
from Joe Burke. Detroit light heavyweight.
ten rounds.
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PENN REGULARS BACK

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-Paul
Scull and Martin Brill, missing to
the Pennsylvania squad since the
Penn State game, returned tc
practice Monday.
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass.-,Jirnmy .Mendes
Of this city knocked out Chief Halbran,
New York. second round.
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Larry Fox has been Wondering. how 1t
boys from Louisville Sunday, Larry
"poodIed." Daddy Frank Fox, how
ever, took 1t on himself to remedy the
error and proceeded to strike out and
win the game and match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-25
Fights and Fighters

PHMADELPHLA-Eilly Wallace. 1874.
Cleveland, won ten-round decision from
Baman gnG fhl!a sS en knoeke dda oaE
Al Corbett, 1873. Cleveland, in the first
round.
Buffalo. won, the decision from Jimmy
Goodrich. 141A, former lightweight
eham n. ten T9gnds; Harry Tgls5s. NJ,
Trooper Decapio. Canastota. one round;
fought Tommy Paul. Buffalo, to a Six Six.
PITTSBURGH-Tomm Crowley. Pitts
burg Negro lightweight, and Phil Gold
stein, New York. fought to ten-round
draw.
TRENTON, N. J.-Pete Nebo, Seminole
indian, won newspaper decision from
Hubert ellis. Belgium. ten rounds.
TULSA. okla.-sammy Mandell. Rock
ford, Ill, lightweight champion, knocked
out Wildcat Monte. Drumwright. three
rounds.
;, BAALT!MseoRE-Bobby Garcia. Baltimore
New York. eighth round.
HoLYoKE, Mass.-Joey kaufman. 1882.
round from SAMMY q offerm man Il 1s5 sh New
York; Steve Smith, 1891. Bridgeport, won
decision from Tommy Dunn. 1924.
HoIyoKe.
FALL RIVER, Nasal Morris. Provi-
dence, R. /. knocked out frankie Woods.
Taunton, sixth round.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass.-Jimmy Mendes
Of this city knocked out Chief Halbran,
New York. second round.
DENVER-George Manley Denver, won
from Joe Burke. Detroit light heavyweight,
ten rounds.
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Freddie Schleimer was the best In
this loop, coping all high honors
on games of 1876, 201 and 1853 for a
total of 665. Smith also reached the
900 class, having a total of 612 for
his efforts.
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FALL RIVER, Nasal Morris, Provi-
dence, r. l., knocked out frankie Woods,
Taunton, sixth round.
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for a total of 574, was high for the three
game. Laughlin had high single game,
226 in his first try.
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The Stereotypers and Printers
won three from the Wrong Fonts
and Newsboys in the Star league.
Chryst was high in this loop with
games of 221, 223 and 1853 total of
GOT.
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The Marotts are to be commended for
bringing a team of the caliber OF the
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BALTIMORE-Bobb Garcia, Baltimore
lightweight. knocked out Marty Silvers,
New York. eighth round.
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The Century League put on their
usual high scoring session, the Century
Alley Five topping the field with a count
time win for the Century Five, Lucky
Strikes and Falls City Lager over the
DIFFERING Litzelman Coal, Pritchett Rec
reation and McCaslin five, while the
Florsheim took two out of three from the
Century Billiards.
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PITTSBURGH-Tommy Crowley, Pitts
burg Negro lightweight, and Phil Gold
stein. New York. fought to a ten-round
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11
SPORT NEWS SECTION
CENTRAL UNION
TO MEET COAST
TEAM SATURDAY

ST. Augustine High School of San
Diego will be the opponent for
Coach Armstrong Central Union
High school eleven at the local
field Saturday afternoon. The St.
Augustine school usually places a
strong outfit in the field and the
game should be fitting test for the
Central eleven in preparing for the
opening of the league season with
Brawley here the following Satur-
DAY.
Central Union showed to great ad-
vantage against Junior College in
last weeks game. The boys a!l
played good football, the line in
particular displaying much better
form as a result of the teachings of
the grid mentors.
But the team has as vet a few
kinks in its makeup to be ironcd
cut. The linemcn while showing
improvement have still to get down
Il little lower in their positions
while the working of the backficld
is minus the polish that is needed
to carry out consistent play.
Season tickets for the grid battles
t. be played by Central Union are
On sale at several leading business
places in the city. These tickets
are good for admittance to the
pending game as well as sfor all
local baseball, football and basket
ball contests TO be played by the
school teams this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11
ARACON-RIVERS
HEAD CARD AT
BORDER ARENA

frankie Aragon, local boxer, was
oat early this morning, picking
'cm up and laying 'em down." or
in plain English, doing road work.
Asked why all the activity frankie
said, "This Rivers is tough one.
1 know just how tough he is and
| m going to be in shape for him. -
Wherein frankie shows plenty of
sense, for when he tackles George
Rivers in the main event at the Ca
lexico arena tomorrow night he is
not sitting in at any tea party.
Rivers is about as stationary as a
bottle Of quicksilver and he doesn It
put gloves on his hands for decora-
tive purposes.
George is in there to make life
miserable for the other fellow, and
to earn his money in as short a per
iod of time as possible.
Aside from the Aragon- Rivers
mix-up, the fans will be treated to
a double semifinal. each of which
should be crammed with action.
Homer Gaines and Johnny Lee will
put on one half of this part of the
show. Homer is getting better ev-
erv fight, and the loyal bunch of
colored rooters who watch him at
every appearance, are certain he can
trim any boy of his weight any
where. The Imperial battler is not
in the least awcd by the fact that
Lee is rated high and that he holds
a Knockout over Ronald Odell. "Pat
Duncan fixed him, watch me. -
That's the way Homer answers his
critics.
De La Fucnte and Madison Glover
are the laborers in the other half.
The two boys combined weight
would make fairy heavyweight,
but they pack plenty of punch and
action in their makc-ups.
Monte Hill opens the show with
Ray Hernandez and the followers of
the former are sure the local boy
will have no trouble in disposing of
the senior.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11
Local Scouts Get
HOnOrs at Border


Motoring to Calexico last night,
10 FL Centre boys received honors
at the session Of the Calexico Boy
Scout Court of Honor. DR.. Norman
f. Dupont, county chairman of the
court, and S. l.. McCrory, county
scout executive were also present
from this city.
Awards made to local boys We're
as follows: l.. B. West. w. l..
Cowan and Alexander Raymond
Grant, secoQd class rank; w. f.
Hancock, merit badges in cooking,
cycling and plumbing; w. r. Grant,
merit badges in cooking, first aid
and camping.
All boys appearing from this city
were members of Troop 7, sponsored
by the Elks lodge.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11
FOOTBALL PUTS
NATIONAL GAME
IN BACKGROUND
Yank-Pirate Battlefield
Now Prepared For
Pigskin Chasers.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor


NEW YORK, Oct. il.-Out in
Yankee stadium today they re dig
ding holes for goal posts just about
where John Miljus stood when he
let fly the last wild fling of the
baseball year.
Parallel white chalk lines traverse
the base paths around which the
New York scampered to world S
championship.
Against chill October sky, pig
skin oval cclipses the old familiar
horschidc sphere.
The transition of Yankee stadium
from a baseball park to football
field is symbolic of the shifting Of
the nation S interest from post NOR
tens on the national pastime to af
fairs of the gridiron.
Already the colors of Yale, Har-
ward, Brown, Colgate and Penn state
to mention Il few of the major
casualtics-haVc been trampled in
the brown October dust.
But the word "upsct' as applied
TO the outcome of a football game
has lost it's meaning. There is =
reason for this which can he traced
directly back TO the national inter
est which the sport has aroused
within the past few years
Since the war football has ceased
TO be an absorbing intercollegiate
sport and has become a national in.
stitution, 1t is, in Il couple of
words, big business
When the public cook TO football,
football went 10 the head Of the
class in every institution Of learning
In the land.
There followed general lcycling
off of the high standard Of play
formerly concentrated in the big
schools.
Coaching Now Business
Coaching became an essential
kct. Men who could teach the
Rocknc system, for example, found
their services much in demand.
Purdue, which wallopcd Harvard
Saturday, was coached by Jimmy
Phclan, product Of the Notre
Dame football school.
Georgia, which defeated Yale, had
Jim Crowley, one Of the famous
"'Four Horscmen for It's barkficld
coach. These are not isolated cX.
amplcs.
Nor is Knuto Rocknc the only
coach whose PLAYERS have graduated
and gone ont 10 make fuot1al bloou,
whore once it merely hloomcrrd.
The fact that the small instItu-
tions havr found that they can make
lot Of money between September t
and Thanksgiving Day if they viii
give back part Of it for good coach
ing, has raised the standard Of play
through the countrv.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11

FOR SALE-Studebaker Big Six.
Perfect condition. New rubber.
$4,000. Inquire Hotel Stewart.
llt2
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Cosby Briefs
From GridirOns
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by United Press Leased Wire
CHAMPAIGN, III. - Illinois is
still having trouble getting a regu.
lar first team lined up. The coaches
have shifted the men around con.
stantly. and the Juggling was con
tinued today.
MADISON, Wis.-Ncw plays to
be used against Michigan here Sa:
urdav were worked out by Coach
Thistlcthwaite. His men started
using them yesterday.
CHICAGO-Scrimmage with the
second team and the Frosh was
planned for the Maroons today, pre-.
pairing for next Saturdays game
with Purdue.
NOTRE DAME, Ind.-The rcgu
lars on \0trc Danes football team
rested Monday. They meet the navy
next Saturday and Coach Rocknt
wants them to be we'll rested from
the game with Detroit before he
starts his training.
EVANSTON, Ill.-As disciplin-
airy measure, Coach Hanley benched
five members of the Northwestern
Varsity football team i'll practice
yesterday. Hanlev said he was " dis
pleased" with the work done by the
men against Utah.
BERK ELEY, Hal.-Thc California
Bears, with strengthened confidence
because Of their victory over St.
Marys will journey north to Port
land Thursday night to meet the
Wrhfcct Of Oregon and attempt to
rctaliatc for the 2l to Is defeat they
received last wear.
PALO ALTO, Cal.-Coach "Pop'
Warmers Rcd squad will be put
through a strenuous pace in prcpar-
alton for the invasion of L. S. c.
Saturday.
OAKLAND With their hospital
list rapidly diminishing st. Mary's is
determined to 90 through the rest
of the season undrfcatcd. Next Sat
urday the Saints meet 81. Ignatius,
rival Catholic institution, in San
Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11

MADISON, Wis.-Ncw plays to
be used against Michigan here Sat
urdav were worked out by Coach
Thistlcthwaite. His men started
using them yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11
Great Lakes Team
Coming to Coast
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SAN DIEGO, Oct. 11-The
Great Lakes naval training station
will come here for Il game with the
San Diego naval training station
football team, December 4, it was
announced today by Commander r.
W. Cary, athletic officer of the To-
cal base.
The game will decide the East
West training station champion
ship.
On Armistice day the local sail
ors will meet the ninth corps army
area for the west coast service
championship in San Francisco. The
winner will probably play the
Quantico Marines, on a date to be
set later.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11

rooms for rent. 6A
Olive. 14t1
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11

grnnt Sammy Baker, New York
wcltcrcc ight, viii mcct Oakland
Jimmy Duffy in 10 round open air
bout. There is . rumor that the
winner will be awarcd n bout with
Ioo Enndrc. the titlc hnldnr.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11
BULGARIAN BANDITS ACTIVE
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Nv '"fcd Frcss IlrnScd Wire
VIENNA, Oct. 1l.--An uncon,
firmed dispatch from Belgrade said
today that several persons wcrr
killed aud wounded when Bulgarian
comitadjis, or bandits attacked a
Greek frontier guard at Gornitczvo
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11

LOST-Small Scrcwtail Boston Bull
White breast, about months old.
Chain and collar. Phone 400 or
1874. lots
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So. California
Sport Briefs
Hy United Press Leased Wire

rand Emmanuel, Young San Fran
isco heavyweight. who gained fight
'rCstige when he battlcd in the
scm-finals of the Tunncy Dempsey
fight at Chicago, will swap punches
with Walter "Biff' Huffman to-
night as the feature of the Olympic
card.
Emmanuel, who started his fight
my career in the bay city as an
amateur, has engaged in some 40
bouts during his career and has yet
tC return "A loser. Huffman, also
rated high as a heavy Singer, has
been victorious in 10 out of 16
starts and has literally dealt out
knockouts in recent matches.
Boxing fans are printing them
selves for fast and rough mill.
Huffman is rated as a harder hit
tor than the San Franciscan, but
prefight opinion seems to have it
that Emmanuel will hit oftener than
Huffman and use his superior box
ing ability to cancel the ma jority
Dl SWalS ulftcIpu III Elnl.
\ strong card has been supplied
TO prccedc the main event, which
viii be a l0round affair.
san PEDRO, Oct. 11.-Thc sec.
ond round Of the navy S boxing and
wristling tournament on the west
coast will be held here tonight when
tio. sailors of the drradnought Mary
land are hosts to the scamen from
the drpadnought Colorado. Eight
boxing and mat matches have been
cardod.
Los ANGELES, Oct. II. - Joe
dundee, wcltcrwcight champion,
took his first workout since his ar
rival from Baltimore at local
gymnasium yesterday. Dundee
mcighs l52 pounds, eight pounds
mere than he will scale when he
steps into the ring at WrigIcy field
oct. 20 10 defend his title against
Nee liudkins. The champion, ho@.
ever, did not show. the excess pound
rge and after an hour $ gym work
out retired to the showers apparent
" untircd Within few days Dun
fte will establish training quarters
nj the breakfast club, fashionable
haunt OF Los Angeles and Holly
aood society.
Los ANGELES, Oct. l1.-Wails
of distress came from the football
den of the Occidental Tiger today as
Coach Albert Excndnc prepared for
Gays first conference clash Satur-
dar with the strong L. G. l.. \.
Bruins
Excndre declared that only
through a miracle could he place
anything bat patched eleven on
thr field TO contest the triple con
ference lead Of Pomona, the Bruins
and San Diego.
Glenn Rozcllc, Ward Schwcizcr
gad Gcorgr FuSco are the backfield
s;arS who have viewed foot bah from
tlr bench since ONy's early beating
~ southern California, while Cuth-
bort and Hitch. Giant linesmcn have
scarcely douncd q uniform since
Srptcmbcr -.
san Diego and Cal Tech playing
on the san Diego field form this
week : star guessing contest. -
Tho teachers have shown uncxpect-
ed scoring power this year and Il
Victory over the engineers woull
givo them high rating in the pennant
chase.
Pomona, the third loader of the
annual race for conference honorS,
has comparatively easy time with
La Verne at Clarcmont.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11
Help Wanted

WATERMAN Piano School Short
Course. Popular music only. Adult
beginners a speciality. Phone 367J
for demonstration appointment.
Att
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For Sale -Automotiue

FOR SAILS h. p. stationery gaso-
line engine, good running order,
$50. Wilson Machine Shop. Phone
40J. 2Stf
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Here and There
In Sport World

NEW YORK Joe Click won a
close fight hero last night from
Robby Garcia, Of baltimore, before
crowd Of about 1000. Tlroughou;
. the 10 rounds, the two fighters ham
mcrcd away at a hard pace.
NEW YORK-Tony Canzoncri o.
Brooklyn viii hid for tho feather
weight championship in a lj.round
battle with Johnny Dundee, former
fcathcrwright champion. in Madison
Square Garden, iOctober -.
PORTLAND, Orc.-Lco Lomskj,
considered contender for the light
heavyweight championship of th"
world. and Charles Bcl1ngcr, Van.
oouvcr, II. e.. light hcavvwcight
moct in ten round bout here to-
night!
san FRANCISCO Fight flaws
here today wcre looking forward
eagerly to October - when Scr.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11
Situations Vented

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PLANE REACHES TACOMA
READY FOR LONG TRIP
Ry United Press Leased Wire

TACOMA. Wash, Oct. ll.-Stop-
ping only long enough to take
aboard 80 gallons of gasoline, the
tri,motorrd FOX kcr monoplanc,
southern Cross. arrived here from
Seattle and hoppcd off again short
" before n. M. for san Francisco.
The flight to San Francisco will be
tho first leg in long journey to
Honolulu and Australia.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11
For Rent-F0Yn, Land

FOR LEASED acres alfalfa.
about 3 miles south and east of
FL Centro. J. l.. Travcrs, owner.
1916
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11

Respect for traffic signals has
grown in tho last few wears, but
some men still insist on driving ac.
cordng to their own lights.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11

The carload shipments of fruits
at Newcastle, Placer county, are
1O3 behind same date last year. The
state is 5000 behind.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11

PASTURE tor sale. 500 acre alfal-
ia aud 500 acres barley stubble.
Earl {. Pound, Phone Is, Braw-
ley. l7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-11

FERTILIZER wanted. Write Bill
Hartford, 1876 +. St, San Ber-
nardino, Calf. SIT
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Lost and Found

LOST-Ncar library, French poodle
Reward if returned Irrigation
District office. Its