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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
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In Sport World
By United Press Leased Wire

KENOSHA, Wis, sept. Junior
and senior bicycle racing champions
of 33 states are arriving here for
the national championship, to be
held Saturday and Sunday by the
Amateur Bicycle League of Amcri-
ca
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
Wanted To Buy

WANT To buy good 20 acres, Heber-
CalcXico district, for cash. Edgar
Bros. Realty Co. COS Main ST,
Phone 100. 6t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

st. Louis /, Pittsburgh 3.
Boston-Philadelphia game post
poncd, rain.
only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

FOR SALE-Ford delivery car, Al
condition. Inquire Dry Cleaning
Department, Valley Steam Laun-
dry. Jt3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

Hollywood !, San Francisro >.
Missions 10, Los Angeles 9.
Portland TO-, Seattle ).
Sacramento 9, Oakland ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

GLENDALE, Calf. Sept =
Frank Wykoff, national sprint
champion, has registered at the
Glendale Junior College for the en-
miug wear. Wykoff said he had
turned down attractive offers from
schools throughout the country be
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

Caldwell, Idaho, this year shipped
more than 1000 carloads of pota-
toes.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Rcsults

iGSttTudy hcStIIIS
Chicago 2, Cleveland ].
WashingtonNew York game post
poned, rain.
Philadelphia-Boston game post
poncd, rain.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

cause he was dcsirous of working
another wear under the direction of
Coach Normal G. Ilayhurst of Glen
dale.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
Farm implements

OR SALE-1 six bottom mould
board plow; four gang John
Deere disc. Apply First National
Bank, Holtville. 6t2
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

FOR RENT-Furnished apartments
in court. Water paid; location
excellent; rent 80 per mo-; no
objection to children. 635 Orange
dhtf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. Young
Nationalista, Filipino feather
weight, and Allan Whitlow of
Phoenix, AriZ, will meet here to-
right in return engagement Whit
low pointed the Filipino in Il recent
bout at Fresno.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

CHICAGO, sept. Rene De Vos,
Belgium, defeated Jack Willis, San
Antonio, middlewcight,, in 10 rounds
(60).
Ray Eowcn, Washington, D. c.,
defeated Joe Patrice, Chicago, in
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms and
apartment. 643 Olive. 5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

DADE PARK, Ky, Sept. T.
Jockey Il. Collins was injured fatally
here when his mount, Blossom
House, stumbled during the second
race yesterday, throwing him to the
track.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

FOR RENT-Two small bedrooms,
hot water and s~owcr. 764 Olive
Street. 2Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

FOR RENT-Nice, clean furnished
apartments and sleeping room
Mrs. Watson, 755 Orange. stiff
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
Situations Wanted

YOUNG married man wants steady
work of any kind. $50 Hamilton
. 6t3
WIDELY experienced stenographer
desires position. Excellent refer
ence. Press Box 525. 6t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
WANT cEAsszFzER ADSI
For Rent, Houses

FOR RENT-Three room furnished
house, $50 Holt. Inquire Coggins,
400 State. 6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

FLORENCE Apartments and rooms.
I'll Commercial. 1-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
Clifford w. Macarthur Co.

706 MAIN ST.
Barbara Worth Bldg.
FL Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

Los ANGELES, Sept. 7.-lI,lcn
Wills, tennis star, has entered her
name in the Pacific Southwest ten
MS tournament to hc held here Sept.
- to October :. Miss Helen Jacobs,
Stanford University star, has also
entered the contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

NICE COZY room to rent. Gentle
man preferred. 735 Olive. 6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
3 rooms, private bath, gas IN
kitchen. Apply 773 Olive. 1-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
For Rent, Farm Land J

FOR RENT OR SALE-5O acres
new alfalfa for dairy. 21a miles
west of FL Centre. See Mrs Garlic
ton joy, care county recorder s
office, FL Gcntro. 15tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
So. California
Sport Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. Jack
Delaney, former light heavyweight
champion, and Ace lIudkins, Nch
raska Wildcat have been match.
cd To fight here between October |
and -, according to an announce
ment by Bob Cowan, promoter The
bout will be held AT Wrigley Field,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
For Rent, Rooms

ROOMS-G27 Orange.
Cool. Summer rates. Plenty patke
ing space. 5tf
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Campaign Expenditures

Economy, honesty and decency in the
conduct Of political campaigns are a
necessity If representative Government
is to be preserved to the people and
political parties are to hold the respect
Of the citizens at large.
The campaign Of 1924 complied with
all these requirements. 1t was a CAM
paign, the expenses of which we're care
fully budgeted in advance, and which.
at the close. presented surplus and
not a deficit.
There will not be any relaxing Of
resolute endeavor to keep our elections
clean. honest and free from taint Of
any kind. The improper use Of money
in governmental and political affairs
is great national evil. One of the
most effective remedies for this abuse
Is publicity in all matters touching
campaign contributions and expendi-
lures. The Republican party. begin
ming not later than August /. 1923.
and every 80 days thereafter-the last
publication being not later than five
days before the election-will file with
the committees of the House and Sem
ate q complete account of all con-
tributions. the names Of the contribu-
tors. the amount expended. and for
what purposes, and will at all times
hold Its records and books touching
such matters open for inspection.
The party further pledges that il
VIII not create. or permit TO be Gre
ated, any deficit which shall exist al
the close of the campaign.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Reclamation

Federal reclamation Of arid lands Is
a Republican policy, adopted under
President Roosevelt carried forward
by succeeding Republican presidents.
and put upon still higher plane of
efficiency and production by President
Coolidge 1t has increased the wealth
OF the Nation and made the West more
prosperous.
An intensive study of the methods
and practices of reclamation has been
going on for the past four years under
the direction OF the Department of the
Interior In an endeavor to create broad
er human opportunities and their finan-
cial and economic success. The
money value OF the crops raised on rec
lamation projects is showing a steady
and gratifying increase as well as the
number of farms and people who have
settled on the lands.
The continuation Of a surplus of ag-
ricultural products in the selling mar
kets OF the world has influenced the
department 10 q revaluation of plans
and projects. II has adopted a l0-year
program for the completion OF older
projects and will hold other sugges-
tions in allegiance until the surveys now
under way as to the entire scope Of the
work are completed.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Foreign Debts

In accordance with our settled policy
and platform pledges, debt settlement
agreements have been negotiated Wllp
SlI of our foreign debtors with the en-
cepsion Of Armenia and Russia, IHat
With France remains a. yet Uffatlhed'
ti1ose with Greece and Austria are
before tbs Congress for necessary au~
ta0flLy II lhe French dei3t settlement
be included the total amount funded
IL Sit ,5zz z64, 900. We hage athadfa@tiJ
opgDSe0 and viii continue W oppose
cancellation of foreign debts.
We haze no desire ~ be oppressive 0f
aFasyluR, but We had that obiigaNous
Justly incurred should De fon0raDiy dlE~
charged We ktl0W of ~ authority
Wbien would permit public officials. aet-,
agtg ~ trustees, ~ sDlft ibe bnfdfn ~
tiie Waf from The shoulders ~ foreign
iazpay yeTs W these ~ our own Ds6plF
/ We believe thai the settlements agreed
" aFe fair ~ both ttis dei3s9r nAtoH
/ and ~ tfle American taxpayer, Duf
/ Geht commission D5Gk ifltg full EDi1sjd
eration the economic condition aud re-
| slyurees ~ The debtOf nations, and were
/ ever mindful that they must be permit"
I'D " preserve atld inlpgoys theli
| eeGTl9npic position, ~ bring their biidRets
i INTO bsisnce, u pisHe their f4lYFeneiee
/ end finances on @qHnG basis afd n
impFoye the standard " living sf then
,Deogle. Giving tsaA weight W tAs eeg'
Evening star., 1928-06-14
High Spots of G.. o. =. Platform

the
14-Ie of the platform
committee:
controlled corporations control surpses through
orderly distribution
enforcement of eighteenth
amendment
Honesty GonmentAppointment officials whose integrity
questioned
political campaigns with contributions good not
at all
Economy-Pcdge standard" set by Presi
Coolidge
America
China Endorsement multi lateral renouncng
Debt-Contnued reduction rapidly law permits.
Observation-Disclosures reduction of burden condition OF
Treasury time to time allow
protective tariff
of or % it.
Foreign Debts-Contnued opposition to cancellation
industry which will with
justice to miners, consumers and producers
and
living
scale and provided to prevent excess OF muncs
in labor disputes
changes conditions and character of competition
Of
Shipping Board fleet to private
requirements provided pending such sale.
Assignment broadcasng channels in interest Of all classes
inland ntracoaa
transportation It's products
eterans- relief disabled veterans.
Continuation Of State regulations
all classes of ships to full ratio in
Washington treaty.
DEMONSTRATING Of we'll citizens In times
OF commission investigate existing system of
Necro-Enacmen o Federal ani-lynchng
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Conservation

We believe In the practical applica-
tlou oil the conservation principle by
the wise development Of our national
resourees~~the measure OF development
Is our national requitement~-,and avoid
anee OF waste, SO that future genera
tons may share N this natural wealth.
The Republican policy Is to prevent
monopolleS IN the control and utilization
of natural resources. Under the gem
eral leasing law, enacted by Repubi-
can Congress. the ownership OF the min
efal estate remains IN the Government.
but the development occurs through
private capital and energy. Important
for the operation OF this law Is the
classification and appraisement of pub
lie lands according To their mineral
content and value. over $1,000 900
acres OF public land have been thus
classified.
To prevent wasteful exploitation OF
our oil products President Coolidge ap-
pointed an oil conservation board
which Is now conducting an inquiry into
all phases Of petroleum. production in
the effort To devise national policy
for the conservation and proper utiliza-
ton of our oil resources.
The Republican party has been fore
handed In assuring the development of
water power IN accordance with public
interest. A policy OF permanent public
retention nf the power sites on public
land and power privileges IN domestic
and international navlgahle streams
and one~third Of the potential water
power resources III the United States on
public domain has been assured by the
Federal water powers act passed by Il
Republican Congress
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Veterans

Our country is honored whenever it
best0Ws relief on those who have faith
fully served its flag. The Republican
party. appreciatiVe of this solemn OBJ
Iigation and honor. has made its senti-
mentS evident in Congress Our ex-
penditures for the benef1t of all our vet
Grams now aggregate $750.000, 900 an
nually.
Increased hospital facilities have been
provided. payments in compensation
have more than doubled, and in the
matter OF rehabilitations, nesions. and
insurance generous provision has been
made. The administration of laws
dealing with the relief Of veterans and
their dependents has been difficult
task, but every effort has been made to
carry service to the veteran and bring
about not only a bette and generous IN
terpretatiOn of the law, but a Sympa-
thetic consideration OF the many prob
lens of the veteran. Full and ade-
quate relief for our disabled veterans
Is our aimh and we commend the action
Of Congress in further liberaliZing the
laws applicable TO veterans relief.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Commercial Aviation

Without governmental grants or sub
sidies and entirely by private initiative
the Nation has made extraordinary ad-
Vances In the field Of commercial avia-
ton. Over 10000 miles of air mail
service privately operated are now being
flown daily. and the broadening of this
service Is an almost weekly event. Be-
cause of our close relations with our
sister republics on the South and our
neighbor on the North. 1t is fitting our
first efforts should be tn establish an
air communication with Latin America
and Canada.
The achievements of the aviation
branches of the Army and Navy are all
to the advantage of commercial avia-
ton, and in the Mississippi flood disas-
ter the work performed by civil and
military aviatorS was of inestimable
value
The development OF system of air.
craft registration. inspection and con-
troll Is credit TO the Republican ad-
ministration, which quick TO appreciate
the Importance Of this new tranSporta-
ton development. created machinery for
its safeguarding.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Tax Reduction

Wise administrative management un-
der Republican control and direction
has made possible a reduction of over
$l.S00,000,000 a year in the tax bill of
the American people. Four separate
tax reduction measures have been en-
acted, and millions of those least able
to pay have been taken from the tax
rolls
Excessive and uneconomic rates have
been radically modified, releasing for
industrial and pay roll expansion and
development great sums of money which
formerly were paid to the Federal Gov
ernment.
Practically all the war taxes have
been eliminated. and our tax system has
been definitely restored to a peace time
basis.
We pledge our party to continual
tion of these sound policies and to such
further reduction of the tax burden as
the condition of the Treasury may from
time 10 time permit.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Honesty in Government

We stand for honesty in Government,
for the appointment OF officials whose
integrity cannot be questioned We de-
plore the fact that any official has
ever fallen from this high standard and
that certain American citizens OF both
parties have so forgotten their duty as
citizens as to traffic in national inter-
ests for private gain. We have proSecut-
ed and shall always prosecute any off,
cial who subordinates his public duty to
his personal interest
The Government today is made up
OF thousands of conscientious, earnest,
self-Sacrificing men and women, whose
single thought Is service to the Nation.
We pledge ourselves to maintain and,
il possible, to improve the quality Of
this great company Of Federal en-
ployes.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Railroads

Prompt and effective railroad service
at the lowest rates which viii provide
for It's maintenance and allow reason
able returns To the Investors. SO they may
be encouraged To advance new capital
for acquired developments, has long
been recognized by the Republican party
as necessity Of national existence,
We believe that the present laws un-
der Whith our railroads are regulated
are s0updiy based on correct principles.
the spirit Of which must always be pre-
served. Because, however, of changes IN
the public demands, trade conditions
and uf the character of the competition
which even the greatest railroads are
now being called upon 10 meet, we feel
that nv the light of This new experience
possible notifications or amendments,
the need Of which ls proved. should he
considered.
1he Republican party initiated and
set in operation the Interstate Com-
merce Commission This body has de
ynloped system 0f railroad control and
regulation which has given to Tho trans
poftntion public hn opportunity not only
10 make augReHti0nA for the Improve
n1rnt 0f railroad service, but 10 protest
against discriminatory rates or gched-
neH We commend tho work which that
body is accomplishing under mandate
~ lnW In considering these ninttefa and
seeking 10 Distribute Aultebly The but~
den of ttanbppttaIloA tween ponimodlr
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Our Indian Citizens

National citizenship was conferred
upon all native-bOrn Indians 10 the
United States by the general Indian en-
reimbursement act of 1924. We favor
the creation Of a commission 10 be ap-
pointed By the President. including one
or more Indian citizens, 70 investigate
and report to Congress upon the exist
ing system Of the administration OF In
dian affairs and 10 report any incon-
siStencies that may be found 10 exist
between that system and the rights Of
the Indian citizens Of the United States.
We also favor the repeal Of auv law
and the termination OF any administra-
tive practice which may be inconsistent
With Indian citizenship. to the end that
the Federal guardianship existing over
the persons and properties Of Indian
tribal communities may not work
prejudice to the personal and property
rights Of Indiar-citizens Of the United
States. The treaty and property rights
Of the Indians Of the United States
must be guaranteed 10 them.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Mining

The money value. Of the mineral
products of the country is second
only to agriculture. We lead the
countries of the world in the produc-
ton of coal. iron, copper and silver
The Nation suffers as a whole from
any disturbance in the securing Of
any one OF these minerals. and par
ticularly when the coal supply is af-
fected. The mining industry has al
ways been self-sustaining, but We be-
lieve that the Government should make
every effort to aid the industry by pro-
lection by removing any restrictions
which may be hampering its develop
ment, and by increased technical and
economic research Investigations which
are necessary for It's welfare and normal
development. The party is anxious,
hopeful and willing to assist in any
feasible plan for the stabilization Of the
coal mining industry which will work
with justice 10 the miners, consumers
and producers.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Home Rule

We believe in the essential unity OF
the American people. SeCtionaliSm in
any form Is destructive of national life.
The Federal Government should zeal
ously protect the national and inter-
national rights OF its citizens II should
be equally Jealous TO respect and MAIN
tain the rights of the States and TO up
hold the yigor and balance of our dual
system of government. The Republican
party has always given its energies TO
supporting the Government in this di-
rectiOn when any question has arisen.
There are certain other we'll defined
Federal obligations. such as interstate
commerce. the development of rivers
and harborS and the guarding and con-
Servation of national resources. The ef-
fort which, however. is being Contin-
ually made TO have the Federal Gov
ernment move into the field OF State
activities. has never had and never Will
have the support of the Republican
party. In the majority OF the cases
State citizens ana officers are most
pressing in their desire to have the Fed
aral Government take over these State
functions. This is 10 be depl0red. for Ii
weakens the sense Of initiative and
creates feeling of dependence which
Is unhealthy and unfortunate FOR the
whole body polite.
There Is a real need in the country to-
day To Teyitali2e fundamental princi-
pleS there is real need Of restoring
the individual and local sense OF re-
sponSibility and Self-reliance: there is a
real need for the people once more 70
grasp the fundamental fact that under
our system of government they are ex-
pected To solve many problems them
selves through their municipal and
State governments, and 10 combat the
tendency that is all too common 10 turn
to the Federal Government as the
easiest and least burdenSome method OF
tightening their own responsibilities.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Waterways

Cheaper transportation for bulk goods
from the Midwest agricultural sections
to the sea Is recognized by the Repub-
lican party as vital factor for the re-
lief Of agriculture. To that end We ia
vor the continued development In inland
and in intracostal waterways as an es-
scntial part Of Our transportation sys-
tenn.
The Republican administration dur
ing the last four years initiated the
systematic development OF the Missis-
sippi system Of inland transportation
lanes. and ii proposes 10 carry on this
modernization of transportation to
speedy completion. Great Improvements
have been made during this adninistra-
tion in our haTbors and the party
pledges itself to continue these activi-
ties for the modernization Of our ma
ticnai equipment.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
PROSPERITY OF THE COUNTRY
AND CONFINEMENT STRESSED
Wages and Living Conditions Generally
Declared to Have Reached Highest
Levels In Past Four Years.

exists until changed by the explicit and
authentic act by the whole people, is
sacredly obligatory upon ALL
We also reaffirm the attitude of the
American people toward the Federal
Constitution as declared by Abraham
Lincoln:
I'VE are by both duty and inclination
bound to stick by that Constitution in
all its Letter and spirit from beginning
to end / am for the honest enforce
mcnt OF the Constitution. Our safety.
our liberty. depends upon preserving the
Constitution of the United States, as
our forefathers made 1t inviolate"
The people through the method pro-
vided by the Constitution have written
The eighteenth amendment into the Gen.
stitution. The Republican party pledges
itself and its nominees to the Observ-
ance and vigorous enforcement OF this
provision Of the Constitution.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Merchant Marine

The Republican party stands for the
American built. American-owned, and
American-operated merchant marine
The enactment OF the White-Jones bill
is in line with a policy which the party
has long advocated.
Under this measure. substantial aid
and encouragement are offered for the
building in American yards of new and
modern ships which will carry the
American flag.
The Republican party does not be-
lieVe in Government ownership OF
operation, ard stands specifically for
the sale Of the present Government
vessels to private owners when appro-
private arrangements can be made.
Pending such a sale, and because pri-
Vate owners are not ready as yet to
operate on certain Of the essential trade
routes. the bill enacted allows the
maintenance of these necessary lines
under Government control till such
transfer can be made.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Women and Public Service

Four years ago at the Republican na-
tional convention in Cleveland woman
members Of the national committee
were welcomed into full association
and responsibility in party manage
ment. During the four years which
have passed they have carried with their
man associates an equal share Of all
responsibilities and their contribution
to the success Of the 1924 campaign IS
we'll recognize1
The Republican party, which rom
the first has sought to bring this dee
velopment about, accepts Wholeheart-
edly equality on the part Of women,
and in the public service it can present
a record Of appointments of women in
the legal, diplomatic. judicial, treasury
and other governmental departments.
We earnestly urge on the women that
they participate even more generally
than now IN party management and
activity.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Finance and Taxation

TIE Yaeoya II fhe United States
Treasury agaaeY Gecfetafg Mellon STANDS
pqrsgSaea ard unsurpassed Jas finances
III fglf Ratsosl nsys DeeD managed With
sSaSg.e iaegngeDt The financial policies
ggzge glel1ee immediate and substantial
Tesslstg,
In 1871 the credit NJ DIR Government
wss NJ ion eDb We HfTe Dslfdene1
wsah Il hisge g4blse cett. d loa6 " ~af
fazes, Bt9}en HI Yaf1ety md weight eLr
aee1fG anything W o3f DailBiai l8e
while gazs UgfQHaed DiAgg0yerDpentai
Geiy's dAaefzaaszed 1,3e economic llie d
the 6flJ1oF fsti0Bs anG beriDtisly A.
ffcfed ogg oHu Dy fea%y3l u ti1e serious
gs,slanles wsltfu tfey DfeHNtt<7d w GIgtl'
paegcial tnLeFnoUFsf THIS critical sat4t
atm W1& eylaet4eAc IN u serious 1lE'
fgy4,sgaoe igl Cur 0gE !ife WiiicH B3ads
f9f UEegDDioynasp1
qt,o&y III tiless major financial D'oi,'
iesfIs ilaYe beer GcjYsa,