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Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14
DELANEY GETS
NEW CHANCE In
T0NICHT'S BOUT
Battle With Renault to
Be Decisive One For
Both Men.
By FRANK GETTY
Omitted Iress Sports Eiitor)

NEW YORK, Oct. 1l.-Jack De-
lancy Of Bridgeport, who has been
i'll and out of "'big time in the
( boxing business more often than
any other fighter, should find ont
definitely tonight just which way
he is heading.
For long time Delaney was be
!ieved capable of winning th eheavy-
weight CHAMPIONSHIP OF the world.
lis startling form reversal6, ii
which he suffered defeat at the
hands of Indifferent performers, de-
siroycd the confidence Of most of
his admirers.
Tonight in Madison Square Ca
den Delaney meets 9 fellow French
Canadian, Jack Renault, who even
more than the Bridgeport Adonis is
seeking a fo0thold on the slippery
comeback trail
The fight may not amount to much
since both are capable of dragging
out the performance for the limit
of 10 rounds without shedding any
blood. But it should mark a def
mite turning point in the career Of
both men.
Certainly it is one of those fights
which neither can afford to lose.
Jack Delaney, who beat Paul Ber-
lenbach and Mike McTiguc and
surprised everyone in the light
heavyweight division so badly that
there was no one left to fight, never
will be taken seriously again if he
is beaten by Monsieur Renault.
Nor will Monsieur Renault, who
gave BARLEY Madden the worst
leating Of that ragged gentleman 5
l.fe, be given any lucrative engage
nteuts in the future if he goes down
to defeat tonight.
Fails with italian
Renault in his last ring appear
ance was hogfat. He failed to train
properly and made a miserable
showing ga,nSt a clumsy opponent,
Arturo De Kuh, the helpless Italian
heavyweight hope.
Leo 7. Flynn, who is given credit
for bringing Jack Dempsey back -
such excellent ring form that the
heavyweight championship of the
world eludcd his grasp only by Il
matter of scconds--howevcr many
seconds it may. have been does not
mattcr-has taken Rcnault i'll hand
and declares that the Canadian
mounted policeman $ comeback is
genuine.
Jack Delaney, who admittedly
has had hard luck in the matter OF
injuries, what with ''tCnniS elbows y
broken arms. sprained thumbs and
POORLY aimed axes, has yet to prove
that he can stay the limit and beat
a really clever big man.
The impression is that he belongs
back in his own class among the
10 Founders. Unless he can stop
Rcnault or beat the big fellow i'm
lresSively, the chances are that De
iuney will rcnounce his present quest
of heavyweight honors and seek n
bout with Tommy Loughran for the
i1J pound tJie.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14

CHICAGO - Sammy Mandcll,
lightweight boxing champion, Will
defend his title here November ii
against an opponent not yet named.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14
MRS GILL SWIMS CHANNEL
Nv United Press L-nsed Wire

LONDON, Oct. 1l.-Thc EXchang"
Telegraph announced that Mrs. Ivy
gill of Sh.ffield, England, landed
at Eovcr AZ 1880 Il. IA. today. Na'
cHtcred the water nj Cape Girls Nel
ut 9:2l Il. M. Thursday.
Her time was l. hours and nine
minutes. II was better than that
Of Mrs. Clemington Corson, the see
ond woman to swim the channel, hut
longer than Gertrude Edcrlc, the
first woman. channel swimmer, or
Or. Dorothy Logan. who swan it
earlier this week in Il hours and 10
minutes.
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RerIenbach No
Longer Tough

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. II. -- Paul
Rcrleubach failed to show his Old
time fire last night and had to b"
content with draw in his l0round
bout with Joe I.ohman OF Toledo,
Ohio.
The former light heavyweight
champion disappointed several thou
sand boxing fans, dallying with
Lohmm during the first four
rounds.
In the fifth Berlenbach went in
with a rush evidently determined to
finish off his opponent, but Lohman
showed plenty of fight and from
then gave Berlcnhach blow for blow.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14
So. California
Sport Briefs

Los ANGELES, Oct. l4.-With
the official stamp Of approval
placed on their championship bout
at Wrigiev Field October 20 by the
California state Athletic Commits
sion. Joe Dundee. wcltcrwcight
champion and Ace IIudkins, con
tender, today settled down TO rigid
training.
Dundee is taking daily workouts
in a local gymnasium while tho
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Specia! Notices

TABLE BOARDERS-673 Brighton
Phone 5S7. 22tf
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PRONOUNCED SLUMP DOWN
IN KERN COUNTY ORANGES
By United Press Leased Wire

EANERSFIELN, Cal., Oct. II. --
y pronounced Slumn in the orange
y.nld due to n heavy June drop viii
he experienced in ~-1ru county this
year, according to 2uford Fox, hor-
t;cultural inspector.
While the output will be consjd-
erahlv less than ] IS carloads, last
years total, growers will receive
good priccS for their crop thiS year,
OK said.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14
BAD WEATHER AGAIN DELAYS
DEPARTURE OF DAWN PLANE

OLD ORCHARD, Maine, Oct. IA
Heavy winds and fog over the AL,
Iantic held the Amphibian plan,
"Thc Dawn,' landbound here this
morning.
Mrs. Frances Wilson Grayson posi-
poncd at least until tonight tn,
start Of her projected $500 mliv
flight from Maine to Denmark.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14
For Rent-Farn, Land

FOR LEASE-JO acres alfalfa.
about , miles south and east of
FL Centro. j. l.. Travcrs, owner.
10t6
PASTURE Tor sale. 500 acre alfal-
ia and 500 acres barley stubble
Earl Z. Pound, Phone IS, Braw
ley. l7tf
FOR LEASE-SO acres near Brnw-
ley For particulars apply to Mrs,
\. b. Mowbray, 422 Copp. Bldg,
Los Angeles. 13t7
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Situations Wanted

WE FURNISH high class profes.
sional and domestic help. Write
or phone Mrs. Edwards Agency,
2l2 j. d. Spreckels Bldg, San
Diego, Calf. 2Gt24
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Cosby Briefs
From GridirOns
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES - Fifteen thou
sand football fans, the greatest del
egation of followers ever to make
the 400.mile trip from here to Palo
Alto to see the Trojans play Stan
ford, are enroute to the north. They
are travelling by train. automobile
and even airplanc. The Trojan
squad left last night in good shape.
BERKELEY, Cal Brick Mar
Gus. California backfield man, will
90 into Oregon game Saturday at
Portland equipped with unbreakable
spectacles 1t is believed he is the
first bespectaclcd football player i'll
history.
PALO ALTO, Cal. = With the
election of "Bad Pass McCreery
captain of the Stanford team, the
Cardinals have shown greater pep
and drive in their practice sessions.
sectional game TO be played on the
coast this year, the California Ag-
gies will meet the gridders of Brig
ham Young University, Of Provo,
Utah, at Sacramento Saturday.
PORTLAND, Ore--The Universe
tv of Oregon Webfoots and the
Golden Bears of California will ar
rive in Portland today all primed
for a football game to be played to
morrow afternoon at Muitnomah
Field.
PORTLAND, Crc.-Although odds
still favor the southerners, the pos
sibility of rain today had almost
evened betting of the football game
to be played tomorrow afternoon by
Oregon and California. sloppy
field would favor the Oregon Web
foots whereas the Californians hike
dry, fast underfooting.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14
PRESS WANT AID SECTION
For Sa!e-Real Estate

FOR LEASE--salc, Trade $4,000,
clear. 40 levelcd Sec. 17-16-12.
Submit. Morgan, 1912 HiPo'at, l..
a. 10t6
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Here and There
In Sport World
nv United Press Leased Wire


CHICAGO-Ruane won the So
0O0 inaugural day handicap at Ar
lington Heights race track yester-
dav. Ruane paid $40.02 for -
ticket
DIES MOINES-Drakc University
of the Missouri Valley conference
will journey to the Pacific coast for
post season game with the unlVer-
sitv of California, southern branch,
it was announced here. The game
will be played November %.
CHICAGO -. Sammy Mandcll,
lightweight boxing champion, will
defend his title here November II
against an opponent not yet named,
LAUREL, Md.-ln the Hampton
handicap. feature of the card here,
Fl. r. Mclean s colt jock defeated
II. Z. Witney's Frilette by length
and half.
NEW YORK The Newtondale
stables Gun Royal won hollow
victory in the tenth running of the
belgrade claiming stakes at the
Jamaica track. Only three started,
\ sensational upset was the defeat
of Nassak, Il | to ) fayoritc, in the
Clarcmont purse.
SAN FRANCISCO. sammy
nakcr. Eastern weltcrwcight, is
scheduled to arrive in san Francisco
today to train for a 10 round bout
with Oakland Jimmy Duffy here
oct. p.
SAN FRANClSCO-Young Ma
t;onalista, Filipino bantamwcighi,
l.. > to | favorite in betting over
Pedro Torres, san Bias Indian whom
he meets here tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14
SPORT NEWS SECTION

, Breakfast Club, a fashionable re-
treat for Les Angeles and Hollywood
society is beng fixed to accomo-
date him about Sunday. Installed
there the Baltimore champion will
begin taking on his sparring part
ners.
Dundee's handlers said today that
he has never been in better shape.
Hudkins is doing his preliminary
roadwork and gymnasium exercises
at a ranch in Saugus, 80 miles from
here, and on Sunday will go ~
rounds with sparring partners-hiS
first actual mitt work in prepara-
tion for Dundee.
Dirk Donald, the promoter ycster
day posted $4,000 surety bond
with the state commission to guar
antee the fighters and each prin
cipal pat up So, 900 to insure weight
and appearance.
HOLLYWOOD, Get. l4.-lIerman
Auerbach, Salt Lake midleweight, 4,
aud Bert Colima, Whittier, cream
Na iHdt tlboS vi A44t #'Odobs w IN owl
into the Hollywood Legion ring to-
night to settle Il fistic argument of
long standing.
Although the Whittier product
was running 10 to 7 favorite in
betting circles, Auerbach was in
eiined to scott at insinuations of
fight fans that the Mexican battler
would flatten him Herman is one
of those boys who don't seem TO
mind taking IA few if he can plant
equally potent pokcs in return.
Joe Ditto and Eddie Gill have
been signed to take care of the semi
vindup. while Herbert Turchi and
Pert Mazcau are to 60 in six round
special.
CULVER CITY, Oct. 14.-Danny
ciSion over Jackie Spencer in the
main event here last night. In the
six-round semi-windup Bill 1llings-
worth won over George Trenklc.
jimmy Lake got the decision over
" speed Fulton in the siX-round
special.
Los ANGELES, Oct. II. - Coach
BiP' Spanldiug, who teaches foot
BAH to the L. c. l.. A. Bruins, today
cast added spice into the anticipa.
ton surrounding the Bruin-Occldent-
"a southern California conference
clash here Saturday by announcing
that Joe Fleming, halfback, was
ready for the fray.
Rruin students and townsmcn who
slther around the banner of that
school have been worried all week
- Spaalding favored injuries the
fast running Fleming sustained IN
last week : Whittier game.
Coach Albert E&endine will also
introduce his recovered hospital list
into the game to offset the ability
a. Fleming md his cohorts. Glen
Rozelle. George Fusco, of the Tiger
baekfield Who have been out since
thr Southern California game, are
ready to take the field, EXcndine
has apnuuneed. I
The Bruin Occidental clash is the
hsg conference game this week as It
means that one of tr> teams must
step down from the top of the list.
III is the Tigers first conference
game. while the Bruins are tied
With Pomona and San Diego for
first place.
Pomona can lose to La Verne Sat
urdav at Clarcmont only through
the greatest of upScts, while San Di-
cl,o stands a chance to fall befor"
the Engineers from California Tech,
who lost to Pomona last week and
are in a fighting frame of mind.
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Lost and Found

LOST-Rosc SIX scarf on Sixth or
Olive SITS. Reward. Return to
Press office. 1918
LOST-Small Scrcwtail Boston Bull
White breast, about : months old.
Chain and collar. Phone 400 or
1884. 10t5
LOST-Friday. Keys in leather ear
ricr, between Press Office and
high school. Reward. SSl Orange.
St0
LOST-Saturday, Oct. 8, a large
red and white Navajo blanket,
between Mason Valley and Aqua
Caliente, valued as keepsake. Re.
ward. Return Press office. lit
LOST-Or Stolen. Boston bull ter
rior. Cut on left ear and under
chin. Reward. T.. f.. Walton,
Oasis Station. 1873
FOUND > dark brown mules,
weight about hoo lbs. lia miles
west, y mile south water works.
A. Toprahaniau. 1873
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FOR SALE-Cheap. Vosc & Son
square piano. 66j III Centre Ave
Ito
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WANTED-By refined lady. Ranch
cooking or chamber work. Box 10
Ito
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PIANO FOR SAL Z or rent. 5li
Broadway, Phone 2lS 27tI
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Household Goods

WANTED-Secouc hand furniture.
Call 493W. SIG Main st. 19t
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FOR SALE burner Nesco sto'-e.
Good condition. 900 Brighton. Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14

FOR SALE-l0 acre tract, severah
hundred chickens, household fur
niture. Turn first road north of !.
Imperial, II mile west. l.. Wm
Harris. llt6
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FOR SALE-Oak extension table,
so. 531 Holt. 1875
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14

HOUSE cleaning wanted by Portu.
gosc girl. lots of experience. 227
Olive. Phone 80. 12t4
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14

FERTILIZER wanted. Write Bill
Hartford. 1876 +. St, San Ber-
nardino, Calf. St7
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FOR SALE-Fairbanks baby scales.
go Vine. 1871
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Help Wanted
Wanted to Buy

WANTED-Damagcd alfalfa hay,
What have you, amount and price
Address Earl NJ. Hill, Ontario
California. ste
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Lodge Directory
Ell Centre Lodge No. 1925
=. p. o. Ellls

Every Thursday, 631 Main st.
B. NJ. Gruwell, Exalted Ruler
Henry Swanson, Secretary
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14

FOR SALE-Onc purebred Chester
White boar, Also red boar. Two
mares. \. Stockhalter, miles
west, Il miles south FL Centre.
1878
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES girl over
20 or woman as general office as
sistant. Must be shorthand steno-
grapher. Give references and gen
eral qualifications. Press Box
749. 14t1
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FOR SALE - Fordson tractor,
plows, disc. Also cantaloupe wa
gons, farm implements and equip
ment. Cover wire. irrigation
cheek boxes, cuiverts, fumes,
pipes, etc. John Amicon Bros. &
Co. 12S SO. Fifth st. Phone $50.
14t3
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FOR SALE-Choice cut roses. $1.00
dozen. Mrs. Virgil Patterson, I'm
perial. l4t2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14

NJ. PERKINS. Expert floor polish
er and window cleaner. Third 6
Orange. 12t9
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14
Livestock

FOR SALE-6 brood hogs; - feed
cr pigs; % sucking pigs; 6 milk
cows. l.. w. Knapp. Southwest
corner Writings 5 Crossing. 3Otf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-14

CULVER CITY, Oct. 14.-Danny
Kramer was awarded l0round de
cision over Jackie Spencer in tho
main event here last night. In the
six-round windup Bill lllings
worth won over George Trenklc
} jimmy Lake got the decision over
:. Speed Fulton in the siX-rounc
special.
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ISSUE WARNING ON
. CROSSING TRACKS
Failure to Heed Flagmen
Causes Two Deaths.

Watch the flagman at railroad
crossings, is the warning issued by
Todd Stops, secretary-manager of
the Hoosier Motor Club. after seeing
statistics prepared by the accident
prevention bureau Of the police
department, whose data show that
four deaths have been caused in the
past two months on account of
motorists failing to watch the cross
ing flagman.
From the reports, it seems that
motorists will stop at the crossing to
allow a train to pass and then with.
out looking for a signal from the
flagman, they will drive upon the
tracks and be hit by another train
coming from the same direction or
an opposite direction. says Mr..
Stops.
Gambling with death with a few
seconds to gain is not much of a
sporting chance. Watch the flagmaR
at the railroad crossing. If one must
gamble, let it be with money and
not with human lives"
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AChld's Laxative
y which Mothers
Can Rely On

TO DR.. w. B. Caldwell of Monti.
cello, ILL.,, a practicing physician for
forty.seven years, it seemed cruel
that so many constipated infants and
children had to be kept "stirred up"
and half sick by taking cathartic
pills, tablets, salts, calomel and nasty
oils.
While he knew that constipation
was the cause of nearly all children's
little ills, he constantly advised
mothers to give only harmless laXa.
tive which would help to establish
natural bowel regularity"
~ In Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
mother have a regulating laxative
which they can depend upon when
ever a child is constipated, bilious,
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hausted her swearing vocabulary
when speaking with her husband.
But, she told the judge, latter
each quarrel was ended, 1 always
gave him dozens of kisses"
The judge refused to grant the di-
vorce even after Baruch withdrew
his plea for alimony. You married
the money" said the Judge. and
you wish to have me confirm your
title to this money without compel
ing you to keep the woman which
you agreed to take with it. This /
cannot do. And Furthermore, the
Judge continued as Mrs. Baruch
smiled her sweetest in his direction,
you had the kisses of this woman as
reccompense; what more do you
want? You're a lucky man. The case
Is adjourned.
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RESENTS FOREIGNERS

PARIS, Jan. 2S.-Yincent Dindy.
one of the leading French composers,
has joined the group opposed to for
eign artists in Paris. He expresses
the opinion that there are too many
foreign singers, musicians, orchestra
conductors and other artists out
numbering the French by 10 to l.
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against believing in them. The bu-
reau also pointed out that the ele-
ments following Ground Hog day or
Candlenas day, Feb. 2, are not ruled
forty days thereafter by conditions
on that day.
"The only reliable guide of wealth
er behavior is the record OF what has
happened in the past, and as much
records show considerable variety in
the weather as a rule, it is absurd
TO base long distance prophecies on
them," the bureau said.
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AUSTRIAN COURT
RULES WOMAN
MAY CUSS MAN
Husband Sues for Divorce
Asks for AIimony, but
Loses.

BJ united Press
VIENNA, Jan. 2S.-If a man
marries a woman for her money he
has no legitimate kick coming if she
hurls a few "cuss words in his dir
ection after being married to him for
a few years, according to the
Austrian law as interpreted by a
civil court here.
Several years ago Baruch, local
merchant, married. Since husbands
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feVerish or sick from a cold, indi-
gestion or sour stomach. AL
children love it's pleasant taste.
Buy q large 60-cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine or write
Syrup Pepsin," Monticello, Illinois.
for FREB SAMPLE BOTTLE and
just see for yourself how perfectly it
cleanses and regulates the bowels OF
H. Il.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-28

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-28
VETERANS BUREAU
GETS HARD-bOILED
Officials Charged With In
difference.
Times WASHINGTON BHrcdu.
I3o2 Mem YORK ArPHH

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-United
States Veterans bureau officials aIc
adopting a "hard.boiled attitude to-
ward broken down World War vet
eran claimants, seemingly wanting
to scare them Off" in order to make
record for economy.
This was charged by Congressman
Charles ]. Thompson, Republican.
OF Defiance, Ohio, in statement in
the Congressional Record.
1.-The Netera,s' bureau is contin-
ually turning money back into the
Treasury that was appropriated by
Congress to salvage and aid men
who We're taken from all walks Of
life and thrown into the first line
Of defense" he declared.
Recently Mr.. Thompson declared
$40 100000 was returned to the
Treasury by the Veterans bureau
while oX-service men all over the
country were living on charity, or
dependent upon relatives rather
than longer fight for their claims.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-28

At the trial Mrs. Baruch frankly
admitted that she had often eX-