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by. The Associated Press)
New York-Maxie Rosen.
bloom. New York, defeated X.
o. Phil Ksplan. New York, (8).
Willie LAWN. Buffalo. won from
Julian Moran, Spain, (1O).
Bobby Dotsan. Aberdeen.
WASH, and Jimmy Mcnamara.
New York, drew. CO..
Detroit-Stanislaus Loayxa.
defeated Phil McGraw, (l0).
Jackie Nichols, Detroit. out.
pointed Johnny Fillucci, New
York, (l01. Carlo Mazzolo, De.
trodt, technically knocked out
Eddie Gold. Buffalo. CO..
Copenhagen-Knud Larsen.
Denmark. and Quadrini. Italy.
drew. <lS).
Syracuse, N. Y.-Bucky
Lswless, Auburn, defeated
Jack Spar, Los Angeles. Co.
Jimmy Tranet. Cleveland, out.
pointed Kid Blair, Utica. (6).
Dayton, ohio-Eddie O'Dowd.
Columbus, won from Al De.
Reese, Los Angeles, (lO). Larry
Privett, Indianapolis, Outp0jnt.
"a Mickey Flannigan. Spring
field. Ohio. 60,
Hot Springs. Ark-Jaek
Gibbs. Detroit, and AL Waltz.
ers, Canton. Ohio, drew, (1O).
Eddie Gilmore, l'soria, Ill.
knocked out Tommy Tillmsn.
Tcxsrkana. 60.
Minneapolis-Big Boy Pet.
erson. Kiln. Miss. defeated
Cecil Harris. Chicago. (l0).
Jack Palmer, Minneapolis, won
from Honeyboy Conroy, st.
Paul, a.. Bill Freeman. MINI
neapolis, knocked out Jack Car.
roll, Minneapolis. a..
Hollywood, Calif.-Sammy
Baker, New York. Knocked out
Gilbert Attell. San Francisco.
co..
Davenport, Iowa - Kayo
White. New Orleans, 0utpointed
Red Uhlan, California, (lO).
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MCHCAN'S TITLE
HOPES WILL FADE !:
OR GROW TONIGHT
Wolverines Must Beat Chicago
to Remain in Race-Cellar
Beckons Gophers

Chicago, Feb. 4.-(R-Michigan's
last hope Of. retaining its Big Ten
basketball championship will fade
or grow when the Maize and Blue
meets Chicago's rejuvenated team
here tonight.
The Wolverines, 1927 conference
champions, must win tonight to re-
main in the running for the title.
They experienced disastrous start,
losing their first two games. Flash
ing an improved offensive, however,
they have won their last two games,
downing Indiana and Ohio State.
Chicago, with three defeats and
two wins, is out Of the race, but is
expected to provide stony path
for Michigan. The Maroons have
held their opponents to "a 3-5 points
per game this season, Z record
which has been duplicated only by
Wisconsin. In addition, the Chi
cago gymnasium is small and prob
ably will. handicap the rangy VOL
vcrines.
Dedicate Gopher Field House
The only other conference game
tonight, between Ohio State and
Minnesota at Minneapolis. will be
q fight to stay out Of the cellar.
Both teams have lost three games
and the loser will break the quad.
ripple tie for the lowly position. The
game will dedicate Minnesota's new
field house.
Indiana will meet Kentucky State
at Bloomington in a non-conference
tilt and are favored to win with
east. Coach Everett Dean Of In.
diana will conduct an experiment
before the game by pitting two
picked Hoosier frosh teams against
each other. Ono will play under
present Big Ten regulations. The
other will play under the one
dribble system. which is being
proposed ~ q change in conference
rules.
Purdue, leader Of the conference,
will be idle until Z week from to-
night, when it journeys to Michigan
for one Of the most important games
Of the season.
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Bismarck Demons Play Dickinson Five Local Court Tong
|MANDELL READY
FOR HIS YEARLY
CROWN DEFENSE
Billy Petrolle Looms Large on.
Sheik's Fight Horizon
Past Year

Chicago, Feb. 4.-(R-The sheik
Of the lightweight boxers, Sammy
Mandell, who likewise is king Of
that division, has promised to de-
fend his championship here next
summer, which will be about the
time Of his second anniversary as
worlds lightweight title holder.
It will be only, the second time
that Mandell has entered the ring
to defend his crown, but he has
been one Of the busiest boxers who
ever held the championship-in
non-title bouts.
Since the era Of big purses sifted
down even to the lighter classes Of
boxers, champions can hardly AZ
ford to risk their titles in indoor
bouts where the gate receipts sell
dom run more than $4,000 to $780,
900, and outdoor championship
matches just haven't been offered
BY any promoter. At least this is
the contention Of Mandell and
Eddie Kane, his manager.
Last summer Maudell won from
Phil McGraw at Detroit with an
unmistakable superiority and that
Is the only time he has hung up
hts crown for the contenders to
shoot at. Lots Of boys who could
make the 135-pound weight and
several who could not without
saving off q leg, have had a chance
to whale away at the champions
volved.
Petrolle Hits Sheik
Gradually, Mandell has been
trying to live down his early repu-
tation ~ . powder puff fighter, one
who hits and runs away to hit
again some other round. Against
Jackie Fields on the coast q year
ago he fought terrific match. He
stood toe to toe and slugged with
Spug Myers in Chicago. He tried
the same thing with Billy Petrollo
in Minneapolis and took one on the
chin that had him doing some rapid
back-pedaling for . few minutes.
Mandell and Kane, teing thrifty
business men, take the view that
they should receive, for a shot at
the title, 1t least % much as they
themselves put up for their chance
when Sammy won the crown from
Rocky Kansas Of Buffalo in Chi
cago, July 2, 1926. To meet Kan
sas' guarantee Of $4,000, Mandell
and Kane put up their own money,
and Kansas took it down for the
gate fell short Of the guarantee by
nearly $4,000.
There are two other reasons,
too. Sammy's first act, after he
won the title, was to lead his
sweetheart to the altar. and now
Sammy, Jr., needs . new pair Of
shoes occasionally. Several warm
up fights are being planned for the
champion in preparation for the
big shot next summer.
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Sub Leads NOdaks
to Thrilling Win
Over Morningside

Grand Forks. N. D., Feb. T.
R-NOrth Dakota was tied
with South Dakota State for
the leadership Of the North
Central conference today as a
result Of . sensational 26 to 10
victory over Morningsidc here
last night. With the two teams
playing on even terms and the
lead alternating four times IN.
til after six minutes of play in
the second half. Coach Glenn
Letich sent Charlie Solberg.
substitute forward. into the
game and he started the win
ming rally. Solberg tossed four
goals from the floor in the IA
minutes he was in the game.
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RATzLArF BEATS o'sHEA

Minot, Feb. 4. - (AP1 - Herman
Ratzlef{, Of Minot, 1l5, last night
decisively defeated Bobby 0'0hee Of
Minneapolis, 1l6. n ; l0-rcund
fight.
Johnny Compton, welter stable
mate Of RatSlaf1. oukpointed Irish
Kennedy, Of "a, Paul IN m eight
'rounder. Rat5laffss known % s0ld
lronsides, carried the fight to
O9Shea throughout the bout and
won seven rounds BY his. incessant
two handed attack. 0'Shea. super
ior boxer, was unable 70 demon
strate hjs skill. lie being kept large
II on the defensive BY Ratslaff'z
Parrage Of rights and lefts, to IL
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ARMY PLAYS S. T. 8.

The Fort Lincoln basketeers will
engage the crack quint Of the State
Training school tonight at 8 o'clock
on the Mandan floor. The army
five will endeavor to repeat its
surprise victory Of week ago over
the Phantoms. Comparison of the
strength of the Phantoms and the
Mandan ~cagers after q months
lapse will be afforded the fans who
are already trying to dope out the
possible winner Of the independent
basketball championship Of western
North Dakota.
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GOPHER FISH. WIN

Virginia, MIMI. Feb. 4.-(AP)-
Taking six firsts out of. eight
events, the University of Minnesota
swimming team defeated Virginia
high school in an exhibition meet
here last night by 46 to % score.
Max Moody. Gopher freestyler.
broke the Western Conference record
in an exhibition 50-yard dash. His
time was 23 90 seconds.
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MIDGETS FALL
BEFORE BRAVE
QUINT, 20 TO IS
McMahan Surprises 1ailblrds
by Injecting Trio Of Speedy
Youngsters
MIDCETS ARE GREEN FIVE
Mandan Runs Up II TO 0
Count in First Quarter
Flash Good Form
MIDGETS ARE GREEN FIVE

Bismarck Highs basketball
crew will make its second start
Of the season against the in
vading Dickinson cagcrs tonight
at 8 O'Clock en- the local court.
Frank Richards and his Mid
gets will come to the Capital
City from Mandan where they
dropped a fast game to the
Braves last night by score Of
70 to Is.
There will be a preliminary
game at 1880 p. nj.
Displaying the speediest offcnse
of the season, the Mandan Braves
rode to an easy victory over the
Dickinson Midgets on the Mandan
court last night, the final score
being 20 to Is.
Coach Leonard Mcmahon sur
priscd the crowd with changed
lineup sending Russell to forward
in McDonald's place, shifting Cap
tain Morris to center in place Of
Borrcsen and posting Stephens at
guard.
The youngsters injected pep and
speed into the Braves offense and
it was their brilliant running at
tack in the first quarter that shut
out the invaders by II to 0 tally.
Lacks Only in Experience
Frank Richards, one Of the great
est basketball players North Dako.
Ia university has ever produced and
former running mate of Bismarck
famous eager, Dutch Houser,
showed a green team that lacks on.
w experience before it will be able
to cope with the finest quints in the
state.
It lacked three minutes of the end
o. the first half before the nervous
Midgets found the hoop. Three
BASKETS in quick succession gave
them n margin of one field goal
over the best efforts Of McMahon's
men who showed up considerably
after their flashy opening.
In the final frame, Dickinson
fought desperately to overcome the
flying Mandans but the brilliant
shooting of Seitz and Mcdonald
WHO pldye0 tucIE ucSt game VI LIZ
season, was too much.
Mcdonald Star
Heidi and Windmueller played tho
best game for the Dickinson boys
while Seitz and Mcdonald were out
standing for the Braves.
That some of the Mandan regu'
lars are in danger of losing Their
positions was plainly evident a:
McMahan's youthful trio. Russell
Stephens and Arthur injected pei
into q hitherto loggy team.
Gordon Morris played his usua
steady game for the victors ant
showed that his defensive work al
center is of the same quality as his
play at guard.
The lineup and summary:
CrA~ac hSs ntsa v-fn rc.
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Los Angeles, Feb. 4.-(AP)-
The purchase on option Of Julian
Vera, youthful third baseman, from
the New York Yankees, is announced
by officials Of the Hollywood club
Of the Pacific Coast baseball league.
Vera was used by the Yankees last
season mainly az pinch hitter.
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expects
to finish within the
first four places in
the intercollegiate
track meet this
spring.
Owing to the ex-
trcme keenness Of
competition in all
events, it is very
difficult to make
an accurate fore
east 50 many weeks
ahead Of just what
performances OF
outstanding ath-
lgtes will Sc on the
last Friday and
Saturday Ia May.
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Star. With Raslkefhal1

Stars With Basketball
Travea Waner, cousin Of Paul and
Lloyd Waner, who'll try out with the
Pirates this spring, is said to be one
Of the best collegiate basketball
players in Oklahoma
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,S;s]k,Minute
!HsRAnn9o IQIEIQT!E]
t(1lerVlcJWiTS

DEAN CROMWELL SAYS:
never could say very much in
one minute, but I'll be frank and say
the team am coaching at Southern
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Hockey Results

Wieeeasin :: Mhneeota 1:
(oveftjmo).
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Referee: Cervenski.
Timekeepsr: Jaszkowiak.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
Mems. Dempsey
to Don Spangles
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, May 4.-Jack Dem
pscy has signed contract to fight
two rounds every night for Il year.
The former heavyweight champ
ION has agreed to play the role of
a prize fighter in a dramatic play
cl.titlod "The Pig Fight by Max
Maroin and Milton Herbert Crop
per, which will be produced in New
York this fail by Sam Harris and
Albert Lewis under the personal
direction of David Bclasco.
Estelle Taylor, Dempsey S wife,
will play the leading role, that of
a manicure girl. They will receive
it is said, the biggest salary ever
paid to any one on the stage, cx.
cceding even the previous high sum
of $1,000 a week paid to Al Jolsou.
The play will 60 into rehearSaI
the last week in August and will
open on Broadway in September.
Dempsey is enthusiastic about tn,
play and will go through period
ot training to condition himself fol
his role.
:" got to defend my laurcls in
the story, Jack said, $50 got tc
be in good shape and IN have tc
do some training. like the part
aud | believe ii act it o. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
SPORT NEWS SECTION
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays Hero-Ed Morris,
rookie right handler of the Poston
Red Sox who let the Philadelphia
Athletics down with four hits,
stopping Connie Mack s club with
seven straight victories. The Reds
got only six hits off Orwell, but
they were enough to give Boston
the game, 8 to |. Cobb IS double in
the seventh was the first hit off
Morris and only one man, Cochranc,
on Il walk, reached first in the first
six innings.
The Eddics- Brown and Farrell
accounted for thc Boston Braves
> to ! victory over Pittsburgh in
the opening intcrsectional game III
tie National league. Brown started
the eleventh with "A single, advanc-
ed on Bell S sacrifice, and scored
on Farrell $ single.
Flint Rhcm kept the Reds nine
hits fairly scattered and the st
Louis Cardinals broke u losing
streak Of four games by beating
Cincinnati to }. Douthit made -four
hits in four times at bat and Jim
Bottomly made three in four trips
The other major league clubs wer'
cnroute east in the American league
and west in the National league for
the interscctfonal games, Opening
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
Fields to Meet
Rugged Fighter

HOLLYWOOD, May 4 Jackie
Fields, challenger for Mushy Gala
han s world s junior wetcrweight
crown, will fight Don Fraser, of
Spokane, in 10 round bout at Hol-
lywood Legion stadium tonight.
Fields has more to lose than to
win. He is practically assured of
title bout june -.
In Fraser he will meet rugged
fighter with a punch. Fraser has
beaten some good boys and ought to
put up a good fight. However,
Fields should win.
Fields is apparently in great con
dition. Against Vince Dundee a
few weeks ago he seemed at his
best.
Billy Hart and Bobby Herman in
the semi-windup and Wendell Hum
phries and Mateo Magdaleno in the
special, will fight six rounds.
The two four FOUNDERS will see
Amcrico' Fontana meeting Nearl
Whitehead and Johnny Barry tax
ing on Valentine Osti.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
YANKEE GOLFERS
IMPROVING WITH
CHANCE TO PLAY
By GENE SARAZEN
written for United Press1

SANDWICH Eng, May A. The
steady work of the American golf
crs here for the British open cham
rionship is beginning to show re-
results. Yesterday the American
players had one of the best days
they have had since they began
practice here.
Walter Hagcn's game is begin
ming to pick up and it may be too
early to count him out of the run
ming for the time. He shot 70
and Il 73 and looked far better than
he has at any time since he set foot
on British soil.
Hagen is toughcning his hands,
which bothered him in his match
with Archie Compston. Hagen S
long lay-off from the links allowed
his hands to becoEle tender, but he
believes they will be in good shape
for the opening of the tournament
Monday.
The sensation of yesterdays play
was hole in one by Silas Newton,
American amateur, who sank his tee
shot on No. 16 hole, one hundred
and sixty yards, on the St. George s
course.
Jim Barnes was hitting them well,
turning in II and 72. Tommy
Armour played only IS holes, shoot
ing a 10.
| have not been playing up to
my best, but hope to get going bet
ter this weekend and reach my
peak in the tournament. | had II
and Is yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
Seals Find It
Difficult Work
to Increase Lead
Hy United Press Leased Wire

The league leading san Francisco
Seals are finding it impossible to
intronch themselves more firmly in
the top position at the expense of
the Hollywood Stals.
The leaders lost ) to ( game
TO Hollywood yesterday and the 2nd
place Sacramento team, adding a 4
to 2 victory ut Oakland, is now
within an even two games of the
paccmakcrs.
Missions beat Los Angeles at San
franciso, 6 to ,, and Seattle lost at
Portland, > to |.
Fer several innings ThurSton of the
| Seals, and Kinney of Hollywood
pitched shutout ball The Seals got
one run in the eighth, but the Stars
| came back with five. Kinney ran
into trouble in the ninth but man
aged to halt his opponents just one
run shy, > to 4.
Jollcy hit a home run for the
Seals and Basslcr for the Stars.
Hollywood leads the series, two
games to one.
Sacramento pounded Dcglia and
Gould for for l3 hits to beat Oak
land After failing to yield a hit
in six innings, Shea weakened and
Singleton went TO the mound for
Sacramento The Solous have a >
to 0 lead in the series.
Missions got II hits to beat Los
Angeles, 8 to >, and take a to |
advantage for the series. PilIettc
of the Bells was touched for eleven
hits, but no more than two in an
inning Mcdaniel got home run
for the winners.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
GIANTS OWNERS
LIKELY TO WRECK
TEAMS CHANCES
Showdown Threatened by
Ousted Treasurer of Ball
Club.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, May 4.-Onc of the
most capable and colorful ball clubs
John J. McGraw ever collected may
be stopped short in its pcnnant dash
by internal disscnsion, not among
the players, but among the owners.
Out in Cincinnati today the New
York Giants prepared to meet the
Reds in the opening game of an nm
portant four game series. In New
York, Judge Francis X. McQuadc,
ousted treasurer of the club, WAS
preparing to carry to the courts his
fight against President Charles a.
Stoncham.
After holding office as treasurer
of the Giants for nine years, Nc
Quade suddenly was dcposcd, much
after the fashion that Rogers Horns
by was shipped to the Braves. Like
the Hornsbv trade, McQuade $ re
moval was lin the interests of har-
monv.
" Bah, What does Stoncham know
about harmony?' McQuade said.
"Therc is no such thing as harmony
between McGraw and Stoneham and
there never can be.
McQuade attacked Stoneham and
McGraw for "ducking out after
announcing McQuade's $ removal.
"McGraw beat it to Cuba when
Hornsbv was traded and Stoncham
made himself unrcachablc. Now
they put me out and go west. ! am
right here and | IL be here all sum
mer and when the time comes there
will be a showdown. ! have plenty
of ammunition and I'm not afraid
to Use II.
The mysterious trading of Horns.
by somehow is linked with the Me
Qnade incident, it is felt in we'll
informed baseball circles.
Baseball fans, speculating on the
next member of the Giants To 90
the way Of IIornsby and MeQuadc,
have settled ON John McGraw and
McQuadc s statement seems to indi-
cate that there is an internal battle
going ON among the club officials
which the public never has learned
about.
From several sources has come
the information that McGraW is
manager Of the Giants in name only
and that Stoncham rules the Little
Napoleon with mailed fist.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
For Rent, Rooms

FLORENCE Apartments y Rooms.
Hot water for bath and laundry.
III Commercial rnone 25lJ.
16tf
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Here and There
In Sport World
By United Press LEASED Wire

cHICAGC-1akic Dugan, Junior
lightweight of Louisville, defeated
Paul Allen, Chicago, in ten rounds.
Henry Cullen, Chicago and Young
nencio, Philippines fought six
rounds to . draw.
STOCkTON-tra4kie Denny,
Oakland, middlewcight, came back
strong IN the closing rounds and
was given draw in his 10 round
fight with Frisco Gale, colorcd
boxer, here last night.
DEL MONTE More than one
hundred shriners will compete in the
annual golf tournament starting
here today. The tournament will be
finished Sunday.
san FRANCISCO = Tie first
mixed foursomc tournament spon.
sorcd by the Northern California
Golf Association and the Women 5
Golf Association of Northern Cali
fornia will start at the San Fran
CISCO Golf club Sunday.
Marysvillc, Nrba county, recently
dpdiratCl n S40n 900 bigl scLoc,.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04

NICELY furnished room, next 10
bath outside entrance Private
family. 749 Weuslcy 6tf
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LENNON Apartments aad rooms.
422 Olive. Phone l2i. 7tr
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COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Missions ., Los Angeles ,.
Hollywood >, san Francisco t
Sacramento s, Oakland 3.
Portland >, Seattle !.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04

PASADENA. Calis. May 1.
frankie Forbes, Long Beach, won
the decision from Eddie Lcndewig,
San Francisco, in their ten roupd
bout here last night.
frankie Arragon defeated Frank
Boldt in the six round windup
and Phil Blood beat Twain Mark in
the special.
Chick Pcraita knocked out Arch
Aldcrs in the first round of their
scheduled four round bout and Kid
Susana and Charles Flint fought Il
draw
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
So. California
Sport Briefs

Los ANGELES, May l. Four
teen members of the University Of
southern California baseball team,
aud accompanying coaches and fac
ulty representatives, will sail today
from san Pedro for san Francisco,
enroute to the Orient. The Trojans
will play several games in the bay
region.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday S Result.

ST. Louis :, Cincinnati ).
Boston ), Pittsburgh (ll in
n;ngs).
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
Situations Wanted

as cook or
chauffeur. Private family or ho-
tel. Best of references. 40 Broad,
way. Phone SIS 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04

Grain farmers Of Snahnmish
county, Washington, are having un,
usual trouble with crows this
snrinr.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04

Sacramento and vicinity has rais-
ed 4 considerable fund to aid POO
needy families whose homes were
ruined by the American river flood
II AostA sacramento.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
Livestock

FOR SALE-Rcgistcrcd Guernsey
bull, Al condition. 2t2 miles
north, y mile east FL Centre,
Phone 9o5J2. Il. T, CASTOR. 2t4
FOR SALE-Four brood sows, 10
feeders. Pete Buchor, = miles west
Sceley, = miles north. 23tl2
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

Boston }, Philadelphia |.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
Automobile Supplies
For Rent, Farm Land

FOR Leased acres new alfalfa.
Best soil. Close in. Phone 907R1.
2tf
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Poultry

FOR SALE-Young turkeys. AL
sizes. FL Centre Hatchery. Ito
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Household Goods

ELECTRIC stove for sale. II. G..
Miller, Box 35&, Imperial. It's
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WAHTED-IIighest price.
Phone 966. 1852 Woodward 2tt
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Lost and Found

diamond wedding
ring, on road between CaleXico
and Barbara Worth Hotel. Re
ward for return to W. II. Coursen,
Barbara Worth Hotel. 3t6
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04

FOR SALE-Furniturc, rugs. In
Guiding dining bed room, break.
fast sets. Like new. Reasonable.
23J SO. Fifth. Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-04
Autombilcs For Sale

FOR EXCHANGE 21a ton truck
tor ! tom or Ford truck Clark w
Ad4u ~ec!ey, Cal. -tl
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Marysvillc, Yrba county, recently
dedicated n 100000 high schoc..
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Wanted To Buy

WANTED-Tcam OF horses. +. I,
Castor. Phone. 905J2. 2t4