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NEAR NAVY YARp~~1. ROOM
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A splendid &c. home near the Navy Yard
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In perfect condition. q rooms and hath. ar
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sficient heating plant. electricity, deep lot.
cash aud very easy monthly paymsnts. Call
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Herald Want Ads Are Sign Posts Along the Highway Of TMi

have greater owc and from > "a
10 III them are each Of a. channels.
Where the stations are I'm the same
locality they are required TO divide
time.
The regional rlassifications are NJ
both the top and bottom Of the scale,
with local stations only in the shorter
~wavelengths. The clear channels ex-
tend from 46S.5 meters 20 252 meters.
inclusive. With an occasional regional
channel in between. In the clear
section are six channels assigned eN-
clusiveIy ~ Canada. Canada also
shares TX regional and two local
channels.
II was in the regional and local
channels with their great gathering
of stations that most Of the inter
ference conferred. The quiet NJ the
clear channels disappeared into 2
growl Of hCtcr0dyncs once the lis
trncr rot away from them. -nlstlcS
could be heard behind almost every
regional and local station, no mat
ter its nearness 70 the receiver. ln
the regional section XII the high
waves reception was somewhat better
than in the Tow waves
Some difficulty was encountered
in compiling new logs e-nus ot the
infrequcnrv NJ the announcement ~
call letters ~ some stations. This
was particularly disconccrting IN con
nection with distance.
An early survey of the new waves
showed that the situation had been
hettered hy the clear channels. mas
fnr the logging MI more distance pos
sihlc. I'LL the other sections the iM-
nrovcment was not 20 apparent.
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FANS TESTING
REALLOCATION
Building Up New Log
After Shake Up
In the Air
BY q. 4. BUTTERFIELD
ASsnriatcd Pres India EdiInr


NEW YORK, Nov. 23.zR-Listen-
ing rRdiodom has had a taste of the
wave length r~eallncations. Whether
il was bitter or sweet may require
weeks and wen months TO dcidc
Those fans whose sole delight is
distance hunting and the others who
depend largely upon local reception
gradually are building up their sta
tion logs again and beginning 20 an
alyzc the situation. Some have found
IL much IN their liking. particularly
IN eases where both distance and
local reception has improved. Others
discovered flaws that only the prac-
teal application M a plan Ou paper
could bring out.
One development 10 be expected
was the absence or -hctCTodyncs or
squalls in the background M stations
assigned to clear channels. The
heterodynes are due 10 overlapping
wavelengths.
M the east, n strong whistle often
was noticeable heretofore back Of
WOR even 20 New York listeners.
Under the rcallocation this was gone.
as was tho ease with the slight
whistle behind NEAF and WIZ and
other powerful stations throughout
the country hat now occupy free
wave spaces.
IN laying out the new assignments
on % channels. the radio commission
cleared 40 Of them. On rs Of these
were put stations of high power with
\ clear right az way. On the other
II we're placed - stations required
10 divide time. In most cases NJ oth-
wv stations occupy these channels al-
though occasionally another trans
mitter was granted 4 limited time or
4 daylight assignment thereon.
The remaining stations were PVT
wv regional w local channels. depend
ing upon their power. Local stations
ri,en sis channels and RI or more oc-
rrnyinr each one. az not have more
than 100 watts. The regional stations
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MISCELLANEOUS

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CANDIDATE GETS MINED

By getting mixed in Til boards. n
candidate at Bulawayo, Ehpdcsin. rc-
ceived 4 laugh instead or an en-
dorsemcnt. At a final rally Of the
Rhudesia party before the recent
election hc covered large black
boards with figures. IN showing
the position rs his party saw Il and
the ether as the progressive party
insisted it was. Winding up his ar
rumcnt. he faced the audience, and
forcibly asked: Are you going 90
support this fancy stuff or" lie
rot no further. for he had pointed
to his party's board.
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Legal ADVERTISEMENT


COUNTY OF CAMERON
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bidder for cash. az SIS freight dcp"l
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signed AT Brownsville, TcNas. this
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INnIAN CLrRs CIR PLANES

Flying clubs organized in cunncc
ton with the Aero Club "a India arr
now receiving their planes. Those
for the Bombay, Calcutta and Kara
chi clubs have just been delivered
and those for the other or-aniza-
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hi-power Savage rifle, $500. Phone
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N0rICE nd CONTRACTORs

Scaled proposals addressed W the
Commissioners Court 0f Cameron
County. for the construction Of the
roads listed below Will bc received
wv inv office of the County Auditor
at Brownsville. Texas, until ~ u. Nv.
on FRIDAY. December DIST. 1925. and
then publicly opened and read
Description of Worl to Bc Done
A-Concrctc Pavement on
Ais. Old Pt. Isabel Road from
Brownsville City Limits tp Pucrtc
Guadalupe. approximately 4G miles.
All. llth Street Road from con-
crete pavement az FL Jardin Blvd.
to Ncrmillion Avenue, Approximately
S.6 miles.
AIS. Rangcrville Road from
Highway No. y Southwark approx
matcly 3.5 miles.
A-lg. Rio Hondo East Road from
san Bcnit0-Eio H0ndo Road to East
Browne Tract Boulevard. approx
mately ~ miles.
A-2n. East Browne Tract Boulc-
ward from Eiu Hondo East Road 20
the Frcsual Road, approximately so
miles.
A-2I. Military Road from Ia Pa-
Iona to Los Indios, approximately DO
miles.
Az. Palmctal Boulevard from
Harlingcn City Limits Eastward ap-
proximatcly us miles.
A-23. Grimes Road from Harlin.
gcn-Rio Hondo Road Eastward ap-
proximatcly dis miles.
A-4I. DiIlworth Crossing Road
from Highway No. NJ to the Arroyo
Colorado. Approximately p miles.
AIS. Alta Pglmas North Road
from Highway No. l2 Norihvard ap.
proXimately III miles.
Detail plans and specifications anc
other information for each road N
hp improved may be obtained M tht
office or w. o. Washington, COUNTY
Engineer. in the court house al
Brownsville. Texas.
IA certified check for five pcr cent
NJ the amount az bid. made payable
to the order Of Oscar g.. Daucy
County Judge ~ Cameron County
must accompany each proposal as \
guaranty that the bidder. VI succass
ful. viii enter into contract and fur
nish bond in accordance with sncci.
fications.
The right IVY reserved by the Com.
m~issioners' Court % reject any and
all proposals and 70 waive techni-
calities.
Proposals must bc submitted IVY
sealed envelopes and marked bid
for Construction Of Roads
y. ~. BISHOP.
County Auditor OF Cameron County.
Dated this 2lst day Of Nov, 1928.
Gl-2I to 30-10t-3233.1
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Salesmen--Agents

WANTED: Salespeople with cars
for Valley, also dealers IN principal
towns. fer gas cooking and heating
appliances beyond the gas mains.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
pIrRIJC NOTICE

Having sold my interest in the
George Mansur general store in
Brownsville. Texas. To Zeferino PEREZ.
I will not be responsible for any in
debtcdness incurred after November
M. 1928. All bills due before the
above date win ne paid TN myself.
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BIDS WANTED ON TRACTOE

BIDS WANTED ON INAJIUE
Sealed bids will be received adj
dressed to the Hon. A. B. Cole, May
or. up until 10 a. M. December 7th.
1928. for one five-tOn Caterpillar
Tractor.
Bids viii show specifications COW
cring the tractor.
The City reserves the right to re-
icct any and All bids.
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RENTALS
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SPORT NEWS SECTION
Birchfield Crew
Beat Picked Team

"Jersey', Birchfield's Ell Centre
league All-stars continued on its vic
torious way yesterday morning at
the east side field, scoring an II to 7
victory over the picked team from
the American Railway Express and
Court House teams of the American
league.
McKinnon, lead-off man of the
FL Centrans, opened the game with
a home run and Hurst, who follow
ed him to bat. registered a second
four base blow, right off the bat.
The FL Centrans scored four more
runs in the first inning before the
side was retired.
After the first inning the Amer
lean leaguers played better baseball
but they were unable to catch up
with the winners. Palmer frightened
up in the pinches, twice retiring the
Americans on strikes when they
threatened.
Plans arc under way for the stag
ing of the first game of "A home and
home series with the Brawlcy In
door all-stars next Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16
DELANEY AND
PAOLINO HAVE
BOUTS TONIGHT
Former Meets Montgom-
cry While Basque Tack
les Boston Giant.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

United Press Sports Editor
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Although
Tex Rickard IS 1923 model elimina-
tor (f. o. b, ringside) broke down in
most distressing fashion right in
the middle of the road to what he
calls the next battle of the century,
the promoter has lost no time in
cranking up and starting the ma
chine going all over again.
Tonight two of Tex IS reorganiz-
ed band of mutual eliminators will
appear in tune up bouts by way of
refurnishing public interest in the
process.
The fight which was to have shov-
ed Jack Sharkey into limelight as
the logical contender proved a pain
full fiasco when Tom Heeney held
the Bostonian to draw. Every one
except Rickard agreed that both
men were eliminated.
He hurriedly organized new
tournament and named Sharkey,
Heeney, Jack Delaney, Paolino Uz-
cudun, Johnny Risko, Knute Hanson
and Jack Dorval as participants.
Delaney and Paolino start the
ball rolling tonight, but in widely
separated rings. Naturally, two
such able eliminators are not to be
brought together hurriedly.
Instead, Delaney the former light
heavyweight champion, who holds
the distinction of being the only
man ever eliminated by Jimmy Ma
loney of Boston, will practice on
Sully Montgomery of Chicago.
Paolino Meets Keeley
Delaney probably will stop Mont
gomery within a few rounds, after
which the Bridgeport boxer will
journey over to Boston to pop over
Jack Humbeck of Belgium later in
the week.
Paolino meets Ed Kelley, 200
pound Southpaw from Boston, at the
Broadway arena tonight. T h G
Basque already has run out on three
previous engagements with Kecley,
which lends certain air of piquan-
cy to the affair.
If Paolino gets past the Hub
giant, the Basque will be reintro-
duced in the elimination tourney
proper. There he may meet the
winner of trial affair between
Dorval and Hanson.
Delaney, after he has defeated
Montgomery and Humbeck, will pre-
pare for a bout with Johnny Risko
early next month This pair met
twice, Delaney winning in Madison
Square Garden and Risko handing
jack a pasting in Cleveland.
This, of course, is one of the great
drawbacks to the present eiimina-
tion tournament. Most of the con-
tenders have met, and by their poor
performances, come mutually
eliminated from serious considera-
ton as fit opponents for Gene Tun-
0pV
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16
MEHLKORN AND
DIECEL TIE in
GOLF TOURNEY

LONG BEACH, Jan. 10" Wild
Bill' Mehlhorn of Williamsburg,
Pa. sank 30foot putt to tie Leo
Diegel, of New York, for first place
in the Long Beach $2500 open golt
tournament. here yesterday.
Diegel had a chance to win out
but lie muffed 5-foot putt on the
home green. Mehlhorn and Diegel
split first money with 1925 each.
They had scores Of 2S2 for the
72-hole grind. Diegel was four
strokes better yesterday, getting
under par 72 with a II and 60
while Mehlhorn turned in n 73 and
II.
Macdonald Smith, of Great Neck,
n. Y, who won both the Palos
Verdcs and the Los Angeles open
events, climbed up few notchcs
yesterday to finish next in line in a
tie with Tommy Armour of Wash
ington, d. c., national open cham
pion. Each had a 2S6 which pain
off $23750.
Horton Smith of Joplin, Mo. fol.
lowed but "A stroke behind with 287.
George Won Elm, Los Angeles,
former national amateur champion,
had a 2SS to head the non-moncy
players. While he slumped yester-
day he managed to stay up among
the leaders where he tied with Bill
ly Burke, of New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16
JUSTICE F" IS
FAVORITE FOR
C0FFR0TH RACE

TIJUANA RACE TRACK, Mex
co, Jan. 16.-Justice F., winner of
last seasons Tijuana Derby and one
of the favorites, and pacemaker, a.
long with Carlaris, in the CoffrOth
Handicap, has been installed favor
tie in the latest culture book quo
tations for the ninth renewal of the
world s richest classic, to be run
March eighteenth next. He is quot
ed at twelve, six and three, having
been steadily hammered down from
his opening price Of forty, fifteea
and eight.
The manner in which Justice T.
won the New Years Handicap at
New Orleans, after having been
beaten i'll the Christmas Handicap,
by Sea Rocket, is proof that "Doc -
Riddle has the Daniel s horse in
the same tip-top condition he was
when he journeyed to the shores Of
the Pacific last winter.
Justice F. was originally admir-
ably handicapped from the Daniels
Riddle angle in the Goffroth. One
hundred and SIX pounds would sit
lightly on the shoulders of a horse
that has won a New Years Handicap
under 116. He will have to carry
some penalties, but even if he
should win the $4,000 New Orleans
Handicap, which will be run Feb.
3d, at the Fair Grounds, he would
rot have to shoulder more in the
great Lower California special than
he did New Year S Day.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16
FINE LIST OF
BOUTS OFFERED
FOR THIS WEEK
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Jan. 16.-Plenty
of action and variety in weights is
promised fight fans in the six rcgu-
lar weekly boxing cards in Los An
gcles and vicinity this week.
First among the shows will be
that at the Olympic auditorium here
Tuesday night. johnny Adams and
Jack Thompson, welterweights, will
clash in the 10 round main event.
On the supporting card will be
Dario Barron and Baby Sal, six
rounds; Iiuerta Evans and Tony
Nalderamma, six rounds; CLYDE Col
vim and Ted Sluder, four rounds;
Twain Mark and John Woods, foul
rounds.
Johnny Torres and Pat Sweeney
viii mix in an cight-roundcr to tor
the card in the feature at Ocean
Park Wednesday.
Other bouts will be Bobby Near
KS. William Keosahabian, s Y
rounds; Melvin Bobo VS.. Eddie Litz,
six rounds; Marion Pratt VS.. Man
ucl Trevino, four rounds; Phil Coy
kendall vs.. Joe khoury, four rounds.
Santiago Gorilla and young Ma
tionalista, two classy little feather
weights, are scheduled for 10
round affair at Culver City Thurs
day night.
Supporting them are Benny Fur.
rcll and Louis Ramos, six rounds
Dick McDaniels and Herman Ritter
house. six rounds: Valentine 0sti
and Lee Quintcro, four rounds; jim
my Nancltc and "Babc' jackson,
four rounds.
Two heavvwcights, Joe Woods
and Mack House, will travel the
10 round route at Pasadena on
Thursday night.
Other attractions on the card will
be; Bobby Waitman VS.. Billy
Clark, six rounds; Ray Cardinas VS..
Mike Holland, six rounds; Jimmy
Demcn vs.. Packv McMullen, four
rounds; John O'Connor VS.. Bud For
ycster, four rounds.
Pete August and Eick Hoppe, vel
tcrwcights, will be the teu-round at
traction at Hollywood Legion stadi-
m Friday night.
Terry Hansen and Walter Hoff
man will meet in the siX-round semi
windup while the six round special
will bring together Jimmy Pclia
and Red lIumphrics, In the four
roundcrS Bobby Nepr will fight
George Dcnormand and Tony Fran
els will clash with Ncral Whitehead.
An eight roundcr in which Joe
Guerrero and Jimmy De Mont, light.
weights, mix will be the top spot 1T
the Main Street Athletic Club here
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16

WANTED-Capable woman for
general housework. Phone 21l.
16tJ
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16
Holdup Reported
Near County Line

A report was filed at the shcriff's
office yesterday by Special Deputy
Quick of Fort Yuma, saving that
Edward Campbell, an aged man, had
been held up and robbed at IL =
clock last night at point near
Yuma.
The thieves made. away with two
suitcases filled with clothing and
toilet articles and took some trav-
elcrs checks, so and $50 denomi-
nations, from Campbell.
One man was described as being
about % years old, sandy complex
ion, reddish hair, about ) feet in
ehes tail and weighing about 170
pounds. The second was described
as being between 30 and 35 years
old and of slender build. They were
riding in Ford sedan, the report
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16
Here and There
In Sport World

SAN FRANCISCO-Benny Fried
man s Cleveland Bulldogs won from
George Wilson s Wildcats II to
in Il professional football game.
Wilson ran 80 yards for his team s
score.
DEL MONTE, Cal.-Gibson Dun,
lap, University of California and
Alien Moser, University of Southern
California, meet for the California
intercollegiate golf championship
here today.
CHICAGO-Pedar Falstad, Can
ton, s. D.. made ski jumps of 127
and 124 feet to win major honors
at the 23rd annual Norge Club ski
jumping tournament. Roy Mikkel-
son, n recent arrival from Norway,
won class b honors with 103 and H.
foot leaps. Carl Hall, Detroit,
jumped 1913 feet for the longest sim
gle leap prize.
san FRANCISGO-Syd Cohen,
Fl Paso. formerly in the border
league, has been signed with the
San Francisco Seals baseball team.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that VIC
will sell at public auction on Janu-
AIRY 25 1923, at ten clock n. m,
at the Bonds Corner Garage, Calcx.
leo, Calf. The following:
One 1924 Star Touring ear,
motor No. 140936, Arizona Lie
cnse No. 6-213o. Storage and
repair bill, $4,000.
The above sale will be held to
satisfy lien together with the cost
of this publication and the cost of
the sale.
Dated this 10th day of January,
1928.
(Signed,)
BONDS CORNER GARAGE,
11t10 Calexico Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16
Ell CentrO Team
Beats BraWley

In close and wcll.played game,
the FL Centre Stars trimmed the
Brawlcy Cubs on the east side
grounds here yesterday afternoon,
the score being 9 to 5.
Geiselman, pitching for Brawlcy,
was nickcd for Is hits, one more
than his teammates obtained Oft
Little, who was on the mound for
the locals, Patterson was behind
the bat for Brawlcy and Pragg did
the hackstopping for FL Centre.
Despite the cold weather good
sized crowd was ont for the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, Carl S. Vogt, that he
intends to and will at the hour of
10 O'Clock A. NJ, Monday, Fobru
AIRY g 1923, at the Carl S. Vogt
Service Station, Northeast Corner
of Sixth and Broadway Streets, Ell
Centre, California, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, one
Oakland Touring car, Model 1929,
GA, 1927 California License Num-
Der 645-29l, to satisfy a lien which
the said Carl S. Vogt holds upon
and against said automobile for the
storage thereof, amounting to
Twenty Eight ($2S,00) Dollars.
l4t10 CARL s. NOGT.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16
Must
Defend Titles
Ey United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Jan. 16. Thomas
Z. Donohuc, president of the Ma
tional Boxing Association, has an:
nounced that three champions =
Sammy Mandell, lightweight; Mick
cy Walker, middlcweight, and Joe
Dundee, wclterweight - must de
fend their titles within 80 days or
be suspended by the association.
The fighters are suspended by the
state Athletic commission for fail
lre to defend their titles at Least
ouce within six months. Suspension
by the \. p. A. will keep the cham
pions on the inactive list in a great
2r portion of the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-16

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