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Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
PERSONALS

Miss Mabel Carr of Los Angeles
is visiting Mrs. Wesley He'll at her
home, 543 Sandalwood Drive.
Mrs. Hazel Summers, q former
resident of Imperial Valley, is here
to spend the next two months al
her farm in Meloland on a combined
business and pleasure trip. Mrs.
Summers has been residing at
Orange for the past year.
Mrs. Roy E. Breedlove has re-
turned from a visit with relatives
in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Zurchcr
and small daughter, Nancy motored
to San Diego yesterday, where
Nancy is to undergo an operation
for the removal of her tonsils.
Miss Agnes Ferris and her faith
er, F. B. Ferris, are back from
short trip to San Diego. Mr.. Fer
ris is confined to his bed by i'll
ness, but is able to see his friends.
Miss Lula Sue Pope, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Pope, is homo
from Los Angeles for visit. Miss
Pope attends the University of Cal
ifornia at Los Angeles, and is home
for her midyear's vacation.
Rev. George A. Hartman is con
fined to his home by illness. His
condition was reported as showing
little Improvement today.
Will s. Fawcett left last night for
brief business trip to Los Ange-
les.
DIR. and Mrs. Norman f. Dupont
motored to Hipass yesterday.
w. s, Hendry and Louis Moreno
were among the CaleXico business
men visiting the city Saturday.
Carrie Jacobs Bond, we'll known
composer, spent last night at the
Hotel Barbara Worth. Mrs. Bond
who now makes her home in Hollv-
wood, left early this morning for
the coast. accomr.nied by Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Franks of Akron, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben B. Bryan, Sec
retarv and chauffeur, are stopping
at the Hotel Barbara Worth. hav-
ing motored here from Palm Springs
yesterday. The Bryans are from
New York City, where Mr.. BRYAN
is member of the we'll known firm
of Logan and Bryan, stock an
bond concern.
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put the plane to the entire capa.
city test or not at noon today.
Further tests will be made to-
morrow morning and the final hop
off is expected to be made at 4 o.
clock tomorrow afternoon. The Of
ficials have decided that the wealth
er conditions afforded in the after
noon will be much more favorable
for the take-off than the morning.
Rocheville was in charge of the
test flight this morning and said
that the machine worked perfectly
although a prevailing wind made
the trip slightly bumpy.
Both Rocheville and Peterson of
the Zenith company have had con
siderable flying experience, entering
the aviation game before the World
War broke out. They are both vet
Grams of the World War in which
they served in the aviation corps.
Rocheville has had about $500 hours
Of flying while Peterson has had
slightly more than that.
Peterson has been especially in
terested in the picture possibilities
from airplanes and has invented q
camera which is now used by the
L. S. Navy. Both men were mem
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
MAT TITLE TO
BE- DECIDED IN
ST. LOUIS SOON
Stecher and Lewis to
End Long Wrangle in
Finish Bout.
By BERT w. DEMBY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-Wrestling,
long in popular disfavOr, is attempt
ing a come back, in match between
its hest known heavywcights for the
rndisputcd world s championship.
The championship has been in
doubt since 1925 when Wayne Mum
tossed Stranger Lewis out of a ring
in Kansas City and the latter was
unable to continue.
Lewis contendcd Mum fouled him
but Mum billed himself as the
world champion and properly lost
to the venerable Stanislaus 10y
szoko in Philadelphia. Then joe
Stccher defeated Zbyshko ANA
claimed the title.
Since then Lewis and Stecher
have argued about the Champion
ship. The public apparently cared
little who won the argument and
wrestling continued downhill.
Lewis and Stechcr were matched
recently to meet in st. Louis, Feb
ruary 20.
1t viii be interesting to note pop
rIar reaction to the match. Rcaiiz-
ing their plight, the wrcstlers have
rcsortcd to the move which might
regain any favor. Admittedly both
Lewis and Stecher are good wrestl-
crs, and a real match between them
would be worth watchirg-if any
wrestling match is worth watching.
But the public is skeptical. Spect-
otors know that graphing fray is
easily faxed and past events cast
doubt ON the sport 5 legitimacy.
Both Stechcr and Lewis have re-
markablc records. Stccher lost only
two matches in II years. Earl Cad
dock beat him in Omaha in 1916 and
Lewis downed him in New York in
1920.
Lewis has lost two matches in ten
lCars. Zbyszko beat him in New
years in 192l-his only defeat cx-
ccPt the time Mum threw him out
cf the ring,
Their styles of wrestling are
exactly opposite. Lewis uses head
lock, which few men have been able
to withstand. Stecher, the posessor
of the most powerful legs in the
business, prefers a body scissors.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
Coast League To
Adopt Schedule
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-of-
ficials of the Pacific Coast League
will meet here today to prepare a
schedule for the 1928 baseball sea-
son in accord with a split season
program adopted at a previous ses-
sion.
Possibility of clashes over admis-
sion day dates was seen in advance
of the meeting, as the Portland club
was reported demanding home
game on the California holiday date.
Fred Rivers, secretary, will repre-
sent Seattle at the meeting instead
of Bill Klepper, president.
Harry A. Williams, president of
the league, arrived from Los Ange-
les to attend the meeting and
brought a certificate declaring
Frank O'Doul the most valuable
player in the league last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06

bers of the Eyrd expedition in its
mapping tour through Alaska.
Motors Imported
Each of the two has worked out
special features which they have
put into effect on the "Albatross. -
The Zenith company is depending
greatly on the present endurance
flight to make it's mark in flying.
The "Albatross' is it's first com
pleted plane. Thd motors used on
the plane were i'm ported from Ger
many and were installed by Roche
vile, regarded by airmen as one Of
the greatest airplane mechanics in
the country.
The plane is capable of carrying
load of 1900 gallons of gas. This
under ordinary circumstances is ca
pable of giving it flying quail
fication of SO hours. 1t also carries
90 gallons of oil for each motor, cir
culating tanks being installed be-
hind each of the motors.
Several tests were made in Santa
Ana prior to coming here, the great
est loads, however, being six men
and 250 gallons of gasoline. This
morning it easily lifted three men
end 600 gallons of gas in the test
flight.
Questioned relative to the time
set as a mark for the present flight
President Price replicG;
"We win keep the ship in the
air as long as our gas supply will
last. We are going to break the
endurance record and break it good.
hope that we can stay up for 80
hours but | am sure that the plane
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

Notice is hereby given mat on
the 15ta day of July, 1923, that the
undersigned took up on his pre-
misses, miles southwest and u
mile north of McCabe School, the
following described animal, towit
l Black COW, spotted on both
flanks.
The said animal is now confined
at said premises, and within so DAYS
after the date of this notice, if said
animal is not claimed by the own
cr thereof, it will be delivered tc
the constable of that township
Imperial county California, for
sale under Act 10c0 General Laws
of California.
Dated, Jan. 25, 1923.
(Signed JOE ARNOLD
j 27 + 5 10 II "a
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
Wickersham To
Assist Senate
By PAUL F.. MALLON

tUH1Ceu fTeSS SCa1I COTTeSpouueiltj
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Georgc
w. Wickcrsham, president of the
American Bar Association, chosen
to represent the Senate in the
habeas corpus hearing of Robert w.
Stewart, oil magnatc, tomorrow,
will be ready to proceed at THAI
time.
1t was announced today that
Wickersham, attorney general IN
the Taft cabinet, will not seek Il
delay to study the case, arising
from Stewart s refusal to give all
details wanted by the Teapot Dome
investigators concerning the S.
600, 900 Continental oil deal of 1927.
Senator Walsh of the Teapot
Dome committee, expressed gratifi-
cation today at obtaining Wicker
sham, one Of the nations most
prominent attorneys.
Meantime, George Cook. repre-
senting Stewart, announced that
Jesse Adkins, head of the District
of Columbia Bar Association, and
John Barnett, Denver Democratic
leader, had been retained to act for
Stewart.
The senate Teapot Dome commit
tees record of Stewart s refusal to
answer its questions was received
by United States Attorney Peyton
Gordon today. Gordon said it would
be submitted to the grand jury this
week.
The Teapot Dome committee pro-
cecdcd today with its efforts to
trace the millions in the Continental
deal. President II. l.. Phillips of
the Sinclair Crude Oil Company, tes-
titled that George S. Taber Jr.,
whom subpoena servers had been
unable to locate, is in Pittsburgh
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
Beaten to Death
In Hotel Room
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NEW YORK, Feb. Ga woman
registered as Mrs. T. +. James of
Troy, y. Y, was found dead in her
roo mat the Grand Hotel here this
afternoon. She had been beaten to
death with a hammer, which lay
near by.
A man registered as the victim s
husband, hotel employees said, left
the hotel a few hours earlier, lcav-
ing instructions his wife was not
to be disturbed until O'Clock this
afternoon. A maid entered to clean
the room and found the body.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
So. California
Sport Briefs
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By lntteH IreSS benSeu wire
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6.-Occiden-
tai and Whittier, the two undefeat-
ed teams in the Southern Conference e
basketball race, will clash Saturday
night in the game that will send one
of them into the lead.
Oxy, with six victories, has play
cd one more game than the Poets.
These two teams have not met be-
fore this season. In addition to tang
ling at Whittier this week they will
face each other again at Occidental
the following week.
San Diego will play at Calteeh and
Eedlands will go to Pomona.
Occidental 5 sixth victory was re-
gistcred Saturday night, defeating
Pomona, Sc to %. Whittier won its
second game over San Diego in two
nights Saturday, 36 to %. La Verne
beat Caltech Wednesday and Friday.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. Cred
Grange s New York Yankees de-
fcated Benny Friedman s Cleveland
Bulldogs in a professional football
game here vest .rday, 13 to 6. "Bo y
Molenda, who featured the first de-
feat of the Friedman aggregation
here, was the outstanding figure
again yesterday.
ALEXANDRIA, Calf, Feb. G.-The
Marquis De Portago's : Los Pirators
Polo team, Of Del Monte, defeated
the Midwick quartet On the Mid
wick field yesterday, s to 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
Body Of Slain
Man Identified
by United Press Leased Wire

IN RAFAEL. Feb. 6.-Manuel
Nunes. Stinson Beach rancher today
identified picture of a young man
found murdered near Los Olivos,
Santa Barbara county, as his son,
Manuel Nunes, Jr.. "a.
Nunes said that his son left
home on January 10 to drive to Los
Angeles. The body was discovered
in field adjoining the highway ON
January %. Santa Barbara county
officials are endeavoring to learn
where the youth was from the date
of his departure from home until he
was found dead.
Physicians who examined the
body declared that Nunes had not
been dead more than "a hours when
the body was found.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
QUEEN MARY INDISPOSED

LONDON, Feb. Queen Mary
was suffering from cold and
would be unable to attend the cere-
monial opening of Parliament with
King George tomorrow, it was an
nounced at Buckingham Palace to-
day.
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PAGE THREE

win do between 60 and 20 hours az
least before it is brought to earth.'
Questioned relative to the advan.s
tages of the flight he replied:
I'VE have great faith in our
ship. 1t is the first one we have
built and we are sure of its abil-
ity. We are here to prove what it
can do. Our reward will be in the
prestige given us by smashing the
endurance record.o
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
Ell Centre Team
Beats COacheHa

With Little en- the mound for
the locals, the I'll Centre All-Stars
defeated the fast Coachella team
in the latter city yesterday after
noon, 6 to 5. The game was close
throughout and a large crowd of
Coachcla fans were considerably dis
appointed when their team lost out.
\ return game has been arranged
for this city on February 10. Next
Sunday the All-Stars will play the
Brawley team in that city
Farmers near McMinnville, Ore
gon, picked ripe, sweet raspberries
in December.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
POSTAL RECEIPTS INCREASE
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 6. = Postal
receipts of so selected cities during
January totalled $30,579, ,429.S9 or
$1S5, 5,405,59 more than in January,
1927, Postmaster General New an
nounced today. Memphis, Tenn,
led with gain of $500 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06

Claude Charles, Ellensburg, Wash
ington, carried So cows and horses
through last winter on the silagc
from three and onc-half acres OF
corn and one cutting from six acres
nf alfalfa.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06

A Chinese who has been prospect
ing in the Searchlight district of
Nevada for % years has sold recent
" discovered prospects for $40, 900.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06

n. F. Hendrix, Fallon, Nevada,
has a hen turkey of the Texas Black
strain that weighed Is pounds when
six months old.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06

The alfalfa meal mill at Fallon,
Nevada, ships large quantities o,
its output to England and other
European countries.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
MRS. KREsGE DIVORCED
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NV FHFVFU TTFNS IVUStu VsUU
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Mrs. Doris
NJ. Kresgc. estranged wife of Seb-
astian S. Kresge, was granted div
oIce today after Is minutes dcliber-
alton by the supreme court. Kresge
did not contest the action.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06

PALO ALTO, Calif.-At least an
other week s ban on athletic con
tests for Stanford University was
ordered as result of a mild out
break of infantile paralysis.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06

Puncture vine has invaded south
ern Nevada and fund has been
asked of the state for eXterminac-
ing it.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
Here and There
In Sport World

SAN FRANCISCO - Young Jack
Thompson and Young Corbctt will
headline a ring program in the
first Armory card Feb. 13, with
Speedy Dado meeting Delos Will
liams.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06

FRESNO, Calf. - Howard Crag-
head, relief pitcher. of the Oakland
Coast league has mailed his 1923
contract and will report for spring
training at Myrtledale Hot Springs,
Feb. 90. The husky moundsman has
been attending Fresno State Col
lcge since the close of the 1927 sea-
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-06
.AVlATORS HERE
FOR LONG TRIP

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IS Z ST N Vs. rooms ana bftchtNsetS'
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Main 400 aas isth n NV,


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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENIS-UN
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+. T. SAUL CO..
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loss 10th \.W.-.AttractIye
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and Tiled bath just reduced 10 fsi.
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The ahetmannr, overlooking Sherman
Circle ENcslient apartments, ha fing rec
ball. living room, bedroom. kitchen and
bath Also have dressing room with Mur~
nhy bed Very thrae rooms. $4,000,
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4 rnoms.' kitrhFn and bath, large porch,
$40 no BENG redecnfated and put IN nrsts
class condition,