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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-06-22

Omaha is making rapid progress in
its program for a smokeless city.
through enforcement of new smoke
ordinance.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
YANKEES TAKE
SUNDAYS GAME
FROM CARDINALS
Zachary Holds St. Louis
In Control Though Hit
Nine Times.

SPORTSMANS PARK, st. Louis,
Oct. S.-The New York Yankees
made it three in a row from the
st. Louis Cardinals Sunday, defeat
ing the National League champions,
in loosely played game before a
record crowd i'll Sportsmans Park,
7 to 3.
Old Tom Zachary, veteran south
paw, stopped the Cards just as eff
fectlvely as his predecessors in the
box had done, although he was
touched for nine scattered safeties.
The Yankees kept right on with
their heavy hitting, driving Jess
Haines, the last hope of ST. Louis,
from the game with a flock of base
hits and some brilliant base run
ming.
Lou Gehrig was the heavy hitter
of the day, driving out Il home run
on each of his first two trips to the
plate. lie helped the American
League champions to overcome an
early lead piled,up by the Cardinals
who were out to do or die ycster-
day.
Instead of doing, they all but
died, and the 39,602 more or less
loyal fans drifted away in the late
afternoon convinced that the Yanks
will win the world championship
again, probably in four straight
games.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
JIMMY BLACK
AND ARRACON
TO MEET HERE

Frank Richmond has booked "the
battle of the season. for the arena
Friday night. 1t will be frankie
Arragon VS. Jimmie Black.
Fistie fans, who have followed
the shows presented at the arena
this year, need no further invitation
to be on deck Friday night for
these two boys have furnished fans
with the outstanding battles waged
there.
Arragon, an old favorite here, has
established himself even firmer with
fistic fans in his two recent eXhibi-
tions. He beat Billie West, the
Pittsburgh flash, decisively in the
first of these appearances and FRI
day knocked out Joe Pimenthal
after melting out considerable punish
mcnt for lave rounds.
Frankie looks much better than
he did year ago. lie has developed
good right and this coupled with
his speed, general ring ability and
a killing left have stamped him as
a conner in fistic ranks.
This Jimmie Black is as dark as
his name and plenty dangerous.
Hack has also appeared here
twice. In his first engagement he
met Jackie Spencer, feathcrweight
champion of Nevada, and sent him
Lack to Reno with broken jaw.
In his second battle he met Ray
mond Montoya and completely out
classed him, although Raymond made
the going rough all the way.
F'andom is all up in arms over the
coming attraction. Arguments as to
the ability Of the respective princi-
pals are already under way and
while Arragon seems to have a slight
edge in the wordy duels, there are
many that believe Black will say il
with fists.
"Pcnny' Richmond has not an
nounccd his preliminary card as yet
but if it stacks up with the main
event by comparison to the spots, it
will surely be a winner.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
CENTRAL ELEVEN
SHOWS BETTER IN
SAN DIEGO GAME,

Central Union took a % to 0 lacing
from the San Diego Glass B foot
ball team at San Diego Saturday in
a game played as a preliminary to
the San Diego o-Alhambra. contest.
1t was light but speedy aggrega-
tion that took the field against Cen
tral. The Brodcrick aggregation
showed in a very few minutes that
it had been put through the PAGES
in team play for it pecked away
at will against the valley line, cut
ting It's way through Central for
three touchdowns in the first half.
Warburton, fleet-footed back,
was responsible for all three tallies.
In the final period Pangeline added
the other touchdown. Martin kicked
the goal.
Central showed up much better in
the last half of the game. They be-
gan to smother the wild dashes
about the ends that had featured
the opening periods and had it not
been for tumble and inability to
stave off the line attack, they
would have held the opposition
scorcless.
Despite the defeat Central show
ed up better than it did against
Grossmont in the opening game and
the contest brough out that some
of the weaknesses which prevailed
i'll the opener had been patched up.
Central will play one more practice
game, meeting the local Junior Col
lege outfit, before it opens its Valley
League schedule against Holtville
here late this month.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08

NEW York, Oct. S.-Gcorgio Cal
"a, Italian heavyweight wrestler
Will meet Toots Mondt, Nebraska
in the feature match at Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
Adult Classes To
Open October Is

Miss Marian McGlashan, super
visor Of adult education, announces
that classes will convene October -
at the EastSidc school from 7:30 to
$50. The classes will meet regular
~ ON Monday and "Wednesday even
iugs and will be in charge of Miss
McGlashan and Mrs. Fannie Me
Crory.
English class for japanese women
will be held tomorrow at the Lin
coin school from 80 to 1880 with
Miss McGlaShan in charge. These
classes will he held every Tuesday
and Japanese women are invited to
attend. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
Here and There
In Sport World
by United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Oct. 8. - A
seven game series between the Sac
ramento Senators and san Francis
co Seals viii be necessary to decide
the championship of the Pacific
Coast league. The series will start
Wednesday.
The Seals won the first half of
the season. They tied with the
Senators for the second half, but
the Senators wallopcd them two
straights in a play off series to de-
eide the last half leadership.
CHICAGO, Oct. s. - Tudy Mar
chcse, driving a Frontcnac Special,
won the $50 mile race at Roby
Speedway here Sunday, making the
distance in l:5S:32 4-5.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Jimmy Byrne,
who recently defeated "Chuck'
Virgins, has finished training for
his bout here tomorrow night with
Johnny Squircs, South African
heavyweight,
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Joic Ray,
America 5 premier long distance
runner is in town and plans con
ference with Tex Rickard and the
y. \. t. authorities today regard
ing his competing in the promoter S
indoor marathon program at the
Garden.
Ray said that if necessary he
could run as professional to con-
vince the public he could beat FL
Ouafi, Olympic marathon winner.
NEW York, Oct. Georgia Cal
"a, Italian heavyweight wrestler,
viii meet Toots Mondt, Nebraska,
in the feature match at Madison
Square Garden tonight
Rye, \. y, Oct. S.-Another in.
tcrnational polo victory was scored
by the United States yesterday,
when the Wcstchestcr county girls
defeated a picked Canadian team
from Calgary, 7 to ! in their second
meeting. The Westchcster county
team won the first match , to >.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
Trojan Stars
Hurt In Game
Ry United D-css Lenscd Wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct. S.-Bcgin-
ming preparations for next Satur-
days game with ST. Mary's, the
University of Southern California
football team was to be sent through
u light scrimmagc today.
From this practice Coach Howard
Jones hoped to find men to fill the
places Of Captain jess Hibbs, all
American tackle, and Charlie Borcn,
running guard, both injured in Sat
urday's contest with Oregon State.
,usy hurt but it was believed that
neither would be available for the
st. Mary S game. Hibbs suffered
tendon sprains in the ankle and
Boren a wrcnchcd knee
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
AGED MAN SUICIDE
BY United Prass Lensed Wire

BELL, Calif., Oct. S.-His head
resting on the table where he had
been playing solitaire last night, the
body of John d. Smith, 64, said by
police to be suicide, was found
in his home today with a bullet
through the brain.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
CARDINALS AND
TROJANS STAND
OUT STRON CLY
Teams Show Real Class
In Defeating Opponents
Saturday.
BY JACQUES ARMAND
United Press Staff Correspondent


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S.-Re'
suits of the first games in the Pa
cific Coast football conference Sat
urday drew Il strangely familiar pie
ture to followers of the gridiron
sport and the beginning of the third
week of competition sees two teams
standing out above the rest of the
flock.
Stanford and University of South
ern California by their impressive
victories Saturday have unmistake-
ably demonstrated that these two
teams, tied in 1927 for the CON
ference championship, will again be
two elevons that must be eliminated
by any hopeful title contender.
Cagcy old Pop Warner upset
gloomy predictions and after his
Cardinals had lost nonconference
game to the Olympic Club last week,
nonchalantly lived up to form and
= wallopcd Oregon University by Il
score of 26 to -. The Stanford
eleven started with a handicap of
six points scored by Oregon on one
of football s breaks within 80 see
onds after the kickoff, then broke
loose with an offensive powerful
enough to roll up four touchdowns
in TWO periods.
The L. s. c. Troians displayed the
same kind of offensive strength
against Oregon State and supple
mcnted this power with an alright
defense. Their 1910 victory over
q. S. C., a team they barely managed
to beat by poin, in 1927, was the
most notable event of the week.
After losing Morcly Drury, 1927
nll.Amcrican hero, Howard Jones
has developed worthy successor to
the big back in Don Williams. Will
hams,, a notorious ground galner,
last year was fragile and out of the
game on numerous occasions with
injuries. This year he has taken ON
Is pounds in weight and promises
to produce the punch necessary to
round out another famous Trojan
team.
Bears Look Weak
If California is to figure strongly
in the title race, the Bears must
develop more power than they have
ehown to date. Prices squad was
disappointing Saturday in non.
conference game with st, Marys
and barely managed to scratch out
n 30 win. The smaller gaels hetd
California for downs on numerous
occasions and the Bears were fought
20 finish throughout.
The northwestern conference teams
had bad day Saturday. The two
. Oregon elcvens lost to big Califor.
MIA teams, Idaho was tied by Con
zaga. n small non-confcrcnce college
and Washington University Just
managed to win by lone touch.
down from Whitman College, an
other non-confcrencc team, 10.
Washington State beat Montana
266, and NAV be the northwest ;
hope to uphold football tradition in
the shower belt But Washington
r,ust meet stronger teams before the
Pullman eleven can figure much on
dope sheets.
University of California at Los
Angeles, newcomer i'm the confer
encc may prove to be a factor in lis
first season with the big fellows
The Southern Branch moved down
California Tech, non-confcrcncC
team, by score of $40. They
meet their first real test next Sat
urday when they play Stanford at
Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
YOUNG HUNTER KILLED
by United Press Leased Wire

RIVERSIDE, Calf, Oct. S.
Elton Guest, 20, of Huntington
Park, was killed by the discharge
of his own shotgun yesterday when
he slipped and fell while hunting
near Elsinorc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08

Blackbirds are so numerous over
the rice fields of Butte county that
the sky is occasionally darkcned
and control of their numbers Il
eagerly sought
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08

The farm advisor and extension
service of Tehama county are now
housed in the new federal building
at Red Bluff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
Household Goods

NEW AND USED furniture. IIcber
Second Hand Store. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
SPORT NEWS
So. California
Sport Briefs
Ry United Press Leased Wire


LOS ANGELES, Oct. S.-Snowy
Baker led his Tiger polo team to an
S to victory over the Uplifters
club in hard riding bdttle at the
Uplifters field yesterday. Tho Tigers
scored the winning goal in the final
chukker.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. S.-Tcd
Sludtr, Atlantic fleet 175-pound
champion, and Joe Peregrina, Mcxi-
can light weight, will fight Il ten
round bout at the Main Street Ath-
lotto club here Saturday night.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. S.-John
Lester Johnson, veteran colored
heavyweight, will clash with Neal
Clisby, Riverside negro, in ten
round match at the olympic Audi
torium Tuesday night. Clisby took
= close decision from Johnson sew
oral months ago.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 8.-Marin
Plcstina, Chicago heavyweight
wrestler, may get an opportunity to
meet Ed Stranglcr' Lewis in a
title match here soon. Promoter Lou
Daro of the Olympic Auditorium
will discuss with Bill Bomb, chief
inspector of the State Athletic Com
mission here, the prospects Of match
ing thc Chlcagoan with the champ
ion. Plestina, in telegram to
Lewis newest opponent.
san DIEGO, Oct. S.-Lcd by Tom
Chczick and Eennit Tout, the naval
training station eleven of San Diego
overwhelmed the visiting L. S. S.
California football team 40 to 7 at
Navy Field here yesterday.
Johnny Struckus, threat of the
flagship crew was held in check and
failed to make any sensational
gains. Tho California ball carrying
fell to "Raggy" 'Ransford, Horts-
man and Nanaker. Yesterdays con
test was the opening game for the
training station outfit.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08

FURNISHED house for rent. Adults
only. $50 Brighton. Cts
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
SUMMARY


Runs batted in by Gehrig 3, Bot
tomley >, High. Robertson, Ruth.
Two base hit High. Three base hit
Bottomley. Home-runs Gehrig ..
Sacrifice Frisch. Stolen base Meu-
sci, Lazzcri Left on base New
York /, ST. Louis 8. Doubles High,
Frisch and Bottomley; Kocnig,
Durochcr and Gehrig. Base on balls
Iiaines 4, Johnson l, Zachary I.
Struck out by Zachary :, Haincs 3,
Johnson |, Rhem l. Hits off Haincs
6 in 6, off johnson | in |. off Rchm
none in >. Hit by pitched bah
Douthit by Zachary.
Losing pitcher Haines.
Time of game 2:09.
Umpires McGown, Pfirman, Rig
lcr and Owens.
Attendance 39,602.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
For Rent, Houses

FOR RENT-Furnished apartments
in court. Water paid location
excellent; gas; rent $25 mo-; no
objection to children. 635 Orange.
20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
For Sale

Tables, Chairs and Chif-
fonicrs. Many discontinued num-
bers at close out prices. In the
basement store.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
TODAYS WANTS

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
rooms, with or without board. Col
Commercial. 2t5
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08

FOR SALE or rent, 4 room house
on paved street. Easy teams. In
quire at 451 Ell Centre Ave. GtG
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
FOR QUICK SALE

Charles Blackburn, Anderson,
Shasta county, has Il peach IL inches
in circumference, weighing II
OuDcpS
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08

SCORE BY INNINGS
New York ole 203 1907
st. Louis 200 010 000-3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
Help Wanted Female

WANTED-Party for housework in
exchange for rent of single apart
ment, partly furnished. No child
rem. Phone 654. 22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08

WANTED-Competent woman for
general house work. No washing.
523 Holt. Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-08
w Wanted To Buy

WANTED-Low grade alfalfa hay
for fertilizer. VIM. Johnston, Rte
b. Holtville. 3tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-28
SPENCER WINS
 CHAMPIONSHIP,
 TROTTINC RACE
Two-Year-Old Last Year Wins Three-Year-Old
 Event Tn New York

SYRACUSE. N Y. Aug. 2s.- Spencer. leading money winner oi the two year olds last season. yes terday became champion of tho three year olds in the trottinf world, winning the Class c Nal bletonian stake at the New Yorl State Fair. He won in straight heats enriching his owner. Davi6 M. Look, of New York, S45,000. and clipped full second off the trael record for three year olds, frs seat. trotting mile in 2:0205
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-28
HELEN WILLS
 ON WIN MINI C
 STREAK, EAST
Takes Her Fifth National Singles Championship
 Wins Tn Doubles

FOREST HILLS. N. Y, Aug. 2S Helen Wills yesterday afternoon romped away with her fifth na- tional women's singles champion ship and her fourth in doubles.
 She repulsed her brave chal- lenger, her doughty fellow Califor- nian, Helen Jacobs, of Santa Bar bara. in straight sets. and then
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-28
WALKER PUTS
 EMANUEL OUT
 IN SEVENTH
Middleweight Ch a m pion Scores Knockout Over
 Amand Emanuel

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Aug. 2S.-Mickey Walker middleweight champion, last night scored a knockout over Armand Emanuel. of San Francisco, in the seventh round of scheduled 10 round bout
 The knockout was the result of a short right to the jaw as Eman- uel came in. The San Francis co man went down for the full count, after he had just regained his feet from taking the count of nine.
 The champion was outweighed 11h pounds but chopped his op- ponent down with a hard body at tack during the first four rounds. Walker let up in the fifth and sixth and Emanuel had a shade of those two rounds, then Walker bored in to finish it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-28
GEORGE WHITE WANTED

A request has been received by the Governors Office for infor- nation of George o. White. He left Illinois about twenty years lgo for Alaska. At that time he had sandy hair and moustache, )lue eyes, and weighed about 190 pounds. If living. he would now De about 70 years of age. Any information about Mr. White 'hould be sent to the Governor Office, al Juneau, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-28
Nnr1cr fs nereny given ina


 NOTICE is nerepy given that sealed bids for the purchase of the fixtures, stock in trade, and business of the Juneau Music House will be accepted by the undersigned, Referee in Bank ruptcy, up to and including Aug ust 31, 1928, the right being reserved to reject any and all bids. A copy of the inventory of said business may be obtained from E. E. Smith, Trustee in Bankruptcy. Mail or deliver all bids to the undersigned. ss al
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paired with Mrs Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman. veteran ex-champion of Boston, and won another speedy victory !, at the expense of Miss Edith Cross. of San Francisco, and Mrs. Lawrence 4. Harper. of Los Angeles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-28
COAST LEAGUE
 TEAMS TRAVEL

There were no games played in the Pacific Coast League yes- terday as the teams were travel ing to open on the following schedule this afternoon for the week:
 Seattle at Mission
 Los Angeles at Sacramento. San Francisco at Oakland.
 Portland at Hollywood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-28
GAMES YESTERDAY National League

St. Louis II; Chicago 3. Pittsburgh 9: Cincinnati 4.
 American League Detroit 3, 2; New York 4, 5. St. Louis 8, 4; Boston 6, 0. Cleveland 3; Washington 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-28
American League
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Evening star., 1928-06-03
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New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
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The Washington times., 1928-05-10
JUDGE IS bound
To BENCH

The Supreme Court of North Da-
kOta has just joined with many other
high tribunals in holding that lie the
Judge leaves the court room during
the course Of a jury trial. even for
short time. it is ground for a re-
versal Of any decision the jury may
reach.
The rulings emanate from the
cOnmon-laW definition by the United
States Supreme Court of jury trial
a. "a trial by jury Of IL men in
the presence and under the superin-
tendence OF q judge
The latest case. State VS.. Darrow,
was a murder trial in which 1t ap-
peared that Will 9 the summation
was in progress the judge left the
court room to attend to some bust.
ness in ais own chambers adjoining
the court room, but was within In
slant call.
The Judge told the jurors before
leaving that the lawyers were
merely referring to the facts as they
interpreted them to be. and that the
jury alone was the judge OF what
had been proved and not proved.
The North Dakota Supreme Court
reversed the conviction in that case
on the ground that the Judge lost
control of the proceedings during the
trial by leaving the room.
The Washington times., 1928-05-10
Girl Loses $4,000 Suit
For Extracted Tooth

Miss Elizabeth e. Sullivan, of the
400 block Twenty-ninth st. N. w,
daughter of fire department off
cial, lost her $4,000 damage suit
against DR.. William C. Barr. prom.
inent Georgetown dentist, for the
alleged wrongful extraction OF a
baby tooth. before circuit court
jury.
Miss Sullivan charged that tho
tooth was extracted without her
knowledge or the consent of her
parents. Attorney Charles w. Arth,
who represented the dentist, offered
x-ray photos of the extracted tooth
end declared that the dentist had
operated with the consent OF the
Latfent.