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plying most Of her needs in cheap cot
ton goods, shoes, leather, paper. hats.
steel, soap and many other lines, all of
which once figured conspicuously in
II imports. According to rough esti-
mates more than S300.O00,000 is now
invested in her factories. much of this
coming from the United States.
But regardless of native competition
and the recovery of Europe, with its ad-
vantages of large commercial colonies
in Mexico and heavy investments in
many lines. the sum total of our COM
mercial relationship with our southern
neighbor is on a satisfactory basis, all
things considered. Our speedy and eco
nomical direct communications give us
heavy advantages over European trad
crs in cable rates. postage and freights
The new direct telephone service has
alrcady b"~":ne valuable link in busl-
rcss between the two republics. The
bond of three major railway lines gives
us immediate access to the lucrative
machinery and farm equipment mar
kcts in the northern states.
Rasically. then. there is no need for
grave alarm as to the possibilities of in
Evening star., 1928-09-30

by the completion of the first railway
line from the capital to the Pacific.
Then there is the northern tier of
states. with Monterey as the leading
industrial and commercial center. which
for many purposes is more readily
covered from Kansas City and our
Texas cities. And lastly, there is the
Yucatan, the Gulf littoral. and the sub
tropical southern states for which
Merida, Vera Cruz and Tampico are
the principal centers. all quite accessible
from our Gulf ports.
Our would-be exporters should take
little lesson in geography, else they
might lose much valuable business
Another factor they must watch is
the likelihood of the increasing compe-
tition of native Mexican industries, Thf
new regime will introduce much more
of this clement and the way for COM
peting imports will certainly be made
harder. Mexico. already cne OF the
two or three leaders among Latin
American nations in manufactures, Is
blessed with ample hydro-electrlc ana
fuel possibilities to improve this posi-
ton even further. She already is sup
Evening star., 1928-09-30

inquiry into the crash further and
would go to the hospital for Veno's ac-
count of the accident.
At the time of collision Coolidge was
driving the car. He was returning
from the governors home after being
an overnight guest there with his
mother. Neither Coolidge nor the gov
prnor's chauffeur. who was riding with
him, was injured.
Evening star., 1928-09-30
GRANTS NEW TRIAL.

Judge Admits Blow on Head, Not
Liquor. May Have Caused Trouble.
Agreeing with defense counsel that
any one hit over the head is likely to
appear groggy, Judge Robert E. Mat
tingly yesterday granted a motion for
new trial for George Watson Hill.
22-year -old automobile mechanic, who
was convicted of driving while intoxi-
Gated by Police Court jury on Sep
tember 20.
In arguing the motion Cedric F.
Johnson counsel for Hill. declared the
arresting officers had admitted on the
trial that they had "slugged" Hill on
the side of the head at the time they
jumped on the running board to make
the arrest. The testimony showed
only that Hill appeared groggy, and no
witnesses were presented who claimed
he had been drinking, Attorney john
son contended
Evening star., 1928-09-30

roads by our European rivals. The ma
ior factor of uncertainty is, Of course.
the restoration of general political, eco
n0nic and social stability throughout
the republic. The growth of the ccm-
merce between the two countries in
spite of the disruptions of that stability
is significant harbingar of what is TO
come as soon as more tranquil condi-
tions are prevalent and the way is open
for active and mutually advantageous
trading.
The fundamental elements for large
and enduring growth of commerce are
inherent in Mexico and her people and
in that development our own experience
Just few decades ago in the CONNER
cial and industrial evolution of areas in
the Southwestern and Western States,
presenting strikingly similar conditions.
should afford a valuable basis upon
which will be erected the enduring edi-
flee of trade between the two republics
The Royal Air Force Flying School at
1ittori,1r IHt,uIord hoe Y,Ct had q
Evening star., 1928-09-30
COOLIDGE CRASH
VICTIMS IMPROVED
Wilfred Veno Still on Danger List,
However-Inquiry to
Continue.

By the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, September 90
-Wilfred Veno and his mother. Mrs
Mary Veno, who were injured Thurs
day in an automobile crash in whic1
one car was driven by John Coolidge
son of the President. were reported to-
day as greatly improved Wilfred Venn
who has fractured skull. is still on
the danger list at the New Haven Hos
pital, however. Mrs. Veno was cut
and bruised.
Deputy Coroner James ]. Corrigan
stated today that he would pursue his
Evening star., 1928-09-30
ADDRESSES STUDENTS.

Mai. D. A. Dawson Outlines Func-
tions of District Government.
The organization and functions of
the District Government we're outlined
to $50 students of the Bliss Electrical
School by Mai Donald A. Dawson.
Assistant Engineer Commissioner, at a
meeting yesterday in the board room of
the District Building.
Every State in the Union and four
Canadian Provinces were represented
in the group of students.
Evening star., 1928-09-30

The Royal Air Force Flying School at
Wittering. England, has not had a
fatal crash of planes since June. 1927.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

BROOkLYN--Joc Click, Brook
lyn lightweight, won the decision
from Pctcy Mack, Jersey City, i'll
10 rollrd bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Salvation Army
Solicits Help

Gratifjcation over the good for
tune of this valley in securing the
passage Of the Boulder dam bin
should extend to Christmas giving,
it is believed, and the Salvation
Army hopes this year to be able to
put into effect increased relief work
through the generosity of local citi,
zcns.
For the purpose of collecting
funds for their annual Christmas
giving to the less fortunate members
of the community, the Army is
maintaining the usual Christmas
kettles at various street corners of
the city. Army officials in charge
will be grateful for gifts, small or
large and the childrcn'5 pennies are
as gladly received as thr larger con
trihutions Of their elders.
"In the midst Of II season of JOY
Gus anticipation there is Still vast
need of relief for the poor and many
families are in want of the bare ne
cosSiticS of living. The Influenza
has stricken many and there are
old people and children who need
the comforts of Christmas, It is to
these that the rcd kettles of tine
Salvation Army will bring the sea
son S cheer, y SAYS Ensign King, in
charge Of Army work here.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Grapefruit Men
Hold Meeting

Grapefruit growers from the
south end of the valley met last
evening in the office of Er. w. W.
Apple with 5. S. Rogers, chief of
the bureau of standardization.
Rogers offered the growers the
cooperation of the state in arriving
at some ccfinitc maturity standard
for grapefruit, suggesting a possibla
5i2 to for the northern counties
and 6 to ! for the Imperial Valley,
with color clause TO be decided
Upon.
a state wide committee of growers
is to be formed for the purpose of
going in:o this matter and Impc-
rial Valley is to have representation
ON this committee. A meeting of its
wcmhcrs will be called in Los Ang,
clcS during the first ",4', IN Jan
uary.
Meantime L. \. Harrigan, county
horticultural commissioner, will
meet the growers Of the Brawlcy
section s,wCtir'e Il w md Dis
puSS tho r,o'.~.. 80 y. O.. ...
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
SPORT NEWS
Gaines Will Meet
Baby SAL Friday

Homer Gaines, colorcd flash of
Imperial, will meet Baby Sal Soria
of San Bcrnardino in the l0-round
main event at the American
Legion S boxing arena in CaleXico
Friday night.
Soria should win the bout prob
ably by knockout, according to
present dope, as Gaines has not
made such good shoWings in his
most recent appearances in the val.
icy.
Gaines is favoritc in this see
tion and has fought some good boys
but man" say he hardly rates Il
top line booking against a boy like
Baby Sal, who has boxed with the
best the coast has to offer III his
division.
The negro is game boy and
works all the time he is in the ring.
Gaines has recently met Billy West
and Jackie Spencer.
In the >rmi.windup Fred Hawkins
of san Rcrnardino, Soria s stable
mate, will clash with Tcddic Pala-
clos i'll the six round scmi-finaI.
Both boys have had good spots on
the coast club cards and the bout
here should he interesting.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
EXCHANGES


EXCIIANGE-Any par of $4,000
worth of first and second mort,
cages for 100 to 800 acres. One
hall must be suitable for grdpc
fruit. @ hE
4 number Of clear semi, business
lots, we'll located in San Diego,
fogrlmperial acreage up 10 100
"a tug $4,000 homo, close to Uni
NersitN Ave, for 40 or 50 acres,
Wanted ito lease for dairy. so or
120 acres. We have the cash.
A good $4,000 income property
$500 mtg, trade for so acres or
120 soft land. c. A. Shafcr, Phone
Gl5J, 600 Broadway. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
L0ughran Wins
Over Peterson
Hy United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Dec. Is. Tommy
Loughran, who gave up his light
heavyweight title to compete in the
heavyweight class, won his first
start by getting the decision over
Zig Boy Peterson in 10 rounds here
last night.
The PHILADELPHIA Fighter took
every round except the third and
seventh which vert 10 Peterson by
Il shade
Loogbran y lcft was particularly
effective both in hooking aud lab
hing. Several times he rocked Peter
son 10 his heels with long overland
lcfts to the head, In close fighting,
l.ouglran : rights punished the New
Orleans boy effectively.
Peterson pat up game fight all
the way, never rrtrcating once in
the 10 rounds
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Muller To Head
1929 Cardinals

fALO ALTO, Doc l.. Donald
"MuS1" Muller, IN rnd. viii head
the stanford football team ujNt
year. He was elected captain by
mis- teammates late Monday.
Mailer, who came to Stanford
rrom Menlo Park, played a leading
.olc in thr contest with University
# Washington this year and is
;;nowu fer his Versatility on the
flank position.
Robert +. Sims, Long Beach, half
back on the Cardinal eleven, was
selected for the award given annual
~ to the PLAYER who leads in char.
acter and athlctic ahilitN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Stribling Will
Get Big Bout
Dy United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Dec. l8.-Tcx Rick
ard indicated today that he would
name either Jack Sharkey of Boston
or Paolino Uzcndun, Basque heavy
weight to meet Young Stribling in
heavyweight bout planned at
Miami Beach, Florida.
Although Rickard favors Sharkey,
he is prepared to select Paolino if
the Boston sailor docs not want the
bout. Word has reached Rickard
that the bout does not appeal to
Sharkcy. Florida men interested
with Rickard in promoting the bout
favor Paolino.
Jack Dempsey will meet Rickard
in Miami Beach January !. The
former heavyweight champion will
referee the bout, according to pres
cnt plans.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that we
win sell at public auction on Sat.
urday the Goth day of December,
1923, at the hour of II, noon, ut the
White Service Station at Scclcy,
California, the following:
l Nash Truck, Motor Number
Dcfaced. Storage and Towing,
$9j.00.
The above sale will be held to
satisfy storage and towing bill, to.
gcthcr with the cost Of the sale and
Of this publication.
Dated this 18th day Of December.
1928.
(Signcd
WHITE SERVICE STATION.
d l5tlO Scclcy, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Daily Report
On Markets By
Radio Service
FEDERAL STATE MARKET
NEWS SERVICE
Received at Short Wave Wireless

STATION hhN-6l CeuUIO
December 1898
s. J. FELIZ, Operator
Tcday's Markets, Lettuce, sales
to Jobbers
PuOENIX-Cold, clear. Haulings
fairly heavy, demand moderate,
market about steady, carloads fob.
cash track, .cCJerg heavy As L. S.
No. l, $I90$2, mostly 50. Most
shipments rolled unsold.
PHILADELPHIA-4i degrees,
partly cIoady. Arizona ,, California
|, Florid> 3, arrived Romano Flori-
da =. So cars track including broken
Western supplies moderate, demand
slow, market about steady, Califor-
MA Iceberg 45 $3.50-$4, poorer So
$3.50, Arizona Iceberg 4-j $3.50-$t
poorer So.
CHICAGO-24 degrees, clear.
Arizona 20, California 1G, arrived.
- ears track including broken. Sup
plies moderate demand moderate,
market steady. Iceberg 40 Arizona
fair $4-$i.50 few higher California
fair $4.75$525 few $3.50, ordinary,
some dirty $425-$450.
ST. LOUIS-27 degrees, clear.
Arizona 2, California >, Florida !,
arrived. 10 ears track including
broken. Supplies moderate, demand
light, market steady. Arizona and
California Iceberg 4-5 1913, few
high as - some leafv low as $275.
KANSAS CITY-20 degrees,
clear. Arizona T, arrived. ) ears
diverted, ears track unbrokcn.
Supplies moderate, demand modcr-
ate market slightly stronger. Ariz-
ona Iceberg 4-5 mostly as, Phoenix
section best mostly $i$4.50 fair
$3.50$l Yuma section fancy 81
1928.
PITTSBURGH % degrees, snow
ing. Arizona -, California ], Flori-
da |, arrived Opening prices Tues
day, supplies moderate, Iceberg IL
California, market slightly stronger
S3.75-$4.59 Arizona market slightly
weaker 1875 800.
NEW TORK-44 degrees clear.
arizona y California 8, Florida !,
arrived. Western supplies liberal,
demand slow, market dull. Iceberg
- California mostly $3.j0$4 80
rcw $5.S5.25, poorer low as $2.75,
Arizona $3.75 few fancy higher, few
50 pc roe Observation-Disclosures
- poorer low rs -.
Los notwithstanding only
moderate in spite cf approach Of
holiday. Imperial grapefruit about
steady at - box for - s. 81 TO $42
ior SOS and $40 for zoos with
choice 9H's at $40 and choic" 100 5
at $3.95. Tulare county grapefruit
800 to $50 and Arizona grapa
5ruit $40 to So box. San Fernando
iced lcttrre dull ut $50 to s. crate
With Arizona as moving very sloW
IL at SO and best local dry >pacF
$l.1j to 42.25 crate. Imperial peas
>trady ~ ~ 70 II cents pound f"i
best with poorer stock six to eight
cents. Bakersfield tangcrines mostly
eight cents pound with fancy I'm
porial Valley fruit Q to 10 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Georgia Tech
Has Practice
uv United Press Leased Wire

ATLANTA, Ga, Dee. 1S.-Every
man, save one, answered the call
when the Georgia Tech Tornado
turned out yesterday afternoon for
their first practice in preparation
for the rendezvous New Year S bay
with the California Bears in Rose
Bowl.
The team, with the exception of
Red Luna, substitute fullback, has
entirely recovered from effects of
the influenza onslaught, and is in
good shape. Coach Alexander di'
rcctcd work on several new running
plays and called practice on Califor-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

EXPERIENCED stcnographcr and
= bookkccpcr wishes position, i'm
Z mcdiatcly. Phone 697W. 18t5
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Here and There
In Sport World
Nv United Press Leased Wire

NEW NORk-Xid Chocolate,
Cuban negro bantamwcight, scored
technical KNOCKOUT over Emil
Paluso, Salt Lake City, after
minutes % seconds of fighting i'll
thc eighth round of their scheduled
W round bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
INQUEST ON BANDIT

b KEESFIELD, Calf, Dec. is
inquest will be conducted today
-' co~o~o, y c. Hous, over the
body Of Charles B. Schaffer, Los
Ag les bandit suspect. Scnaffcr
was shot to death Sunday at Moiavo
in a gun battle after he had lcapcd
from a train in the Tchachapi noun
tains in an effort to escape his ar
resting officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

FOR SALE-Girl's bicycle. Stan
dard size. 61S He'll. 1St,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

LONDON, Dec. ls.-Tcd SaHdwina
London hcavywcigh,, ran his string
Cf consecutive knockout victories to
- here last night, stopping Joe
Eullinga in tho first Of their schcd
uled 10 1uund bout
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

FOR SALE-Housc and acre Of
land, j. 0. Bovce, Box III, Hebcr.
l@..t,. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

mia formations. Mizcll, Dunlap and
Farham booted the ball in punting
practice.
The workout was ordered despite
Il cold rain and muddy field.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

NEW YORk-Xid Chocolate,
Cuban negro bantamweight, scored
technical knockout over Emil
Paluso, Salt Lake City, after ;
minutes % seconds of fighting III
the eighth round of their scheduled
10 round bout.
BROOkLYN- Joe Click, Brook
lyn lightweight, won the decision
from Pctcy Mack, Jersey City, IN
a 10 rourd bout.
TORONTO, Dec. lS.-Charlie
b"rlangr., Canadian light-heavy-
weight Champion, won ON tech
mical Knockout over Ted (Kid)
Lewis OF England, former welter-
eight champion, in the first round
of scheduled lo round bout. Lewis
quit and walked cut Of the ring af-
Ter receiving a right TO the jaw.
~ WICHITA, Kans.-" Red Fitz-
simmons. Los Angeles, knocked out
Solly Montgomery, Dallas, Texas
heavyweight, in the eighth of It 10
;ound bout here last night.
PARIS Al Brown, bantamweight
champion of the world, was Il slight
frvoritc tcday over Harry Corbett,
british fcathcrwcight champion. in
The 10 raund match scheduled for
,hc Cirque De Paris tonight. No
,itlc is in olvcd.
LONDON, Dec. ls.-Tcd SaudWina
| London heavyweight, ran his string
| Cf consecutive knockout victories IL
- here last night, stopping Joe
Eullinsa in tho first Of their schcd
uled 10 found bout.
CALI, Colombia Paolino Uzcu-
dun, Basque heavyweight. and Jack
Renault. former northwestern mount
, ed policeman, began training here
today for their heavyweight bout
Christmas Day. Paolino has been
granted $4,000 and Rcnault SD
| 900. ..
ST. LOUlS-No Cardinal players
were involved in the transaction
whereby Fred IancF, indianapolis
! third basemau was obtained by the
Cardinals. Clarence Lloyd, secretary
of the club said late yesterday.
ST. LOUIS -- Two knockout spc,
cialists will tangle here tonight as
William Lawrence "Young' Strib'
ling, Bainbridgc. Ga, meets Billy
Frcas of Grand Rapids, Mich, in
| his march toward the heavyweight
title abandoned by Gene Tunney.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Farmers in the Yuma section of
Colorado report corn yielding 80
bushels to the acre on sandy soil
and less than half of that ON stiff
soils.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Washington county, Oregon, won
most of the potato prizes at the In.
tcrnational Livestock Show at Port
land. L-'4
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

LOST-Tucsday, four horses. Two
dark bay, two light bay. Three
with star on forehead, one brand
CM on hip. NJ. Rahmtulla, P. o.
Box 4O4. Ell Centre. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Many Washington farmers say
stump burning is cheaper than
stump blasting, A gasoline blower
is used in burning.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

r. A. MaNficld, Fort Collins,
Colorado, sold a carload Of fat
cows averaging l,l3l pounds for
1919 per hundrcdwcight.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Tho Oregon game warden says the
mudhcn or eoot belongs to the chick,
en- family, is vegetarian and good
TO eat.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

WANTED - Experienced citrus
grower wants grapefruit grove to
work. Salary or contract. 40 acres
up. John Letter, Holtvillc. 5t12
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

EXPERIENCED Laundress wants
work or house cleaning. Call
1881. 30t26
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

TIME KEEPER and ranch fore
man wants position. Ten years
experience in Salt River and I'm.
perial valley. =. o. Box 81, FL
Centre. 15t6
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
So. California
Sport Briefs
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1S.-Jack
Towcll, former National league
umpire, and more recently nrbiter
in the American association, signed
It contract today to work i'll the
Pacific rcast league during the
1929 season. He officiated IN the
coast league the last two months OF
;he 1928 season. Powell now lives III
Orange.
LOS ANGELES, Dee. 18.--Thc
Hollywood Millionaire hockey squad
won it's sixth straight game last
night by defeating the Los Angeles
RichficldS, ! to in Il California ice
hockey league game at the Winter
Garden rink. The brilliant defensive
tactics of Tommy Carrigan, star
goal tender for Hollywood, featured
the game.
Los ANGELES, Dee. 1S.-EImcr
Smith, fcrmcr outficldCr of the
cleveland Indians and lately a mem
Der of lie Hollywood club of the
Pacific coast league, has been sold
TO Louisville of the American as
sociation Smith was obtained from
portla Ore, in Il trade this sea
son. HIS desire to b. near his aged
father, reported in i'll health at
Cleveland, resulted in the transfer
PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. Is
Southern California s basketball
team defeated PhconiX Junior Col
lcgc 80 10 Q last night after over
coming five minutes of stubborn op.
position in The early stage of the
game whom the Beans held the Tro.
JAMS TO Il standstll. The taIifor.
mans presented slashing attack
and scored almost at will after the
Arizona squad weakened.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. Is
Using his famous hcadlock to per.
'crtjon, Ed 'StrangIcr " Lewis,
world 5 heavyweight wrestling
champion. made short work Of Pat
shock, Iowa grapplcr, by winning
Two straight fails here last night.
hcWlS accomplished the first fall III
20 minutes and - seconds, aud the
second in four minutes and 80 scc-
ondS. Tht champion defends his
titlr III Los Angeles tomorrow might
against Joe MaIccwicz, the Utica,
y. \. wrestler.
LOS ANGELES, De-. lo.-A
noAcr with a bagful Of tricks and n
Slugger with dynamite in each mitt
NiIl clash n the Olympic here to,
nigh' whcn Armand Emanuel, San
Francisco light heavyweight, and
villa Rj!l Cox, Canadian scrapper
test their puglistic ability in = ~
round"r. Emanuel has been made Il
decided tayoritc.
HOLLYWOOD, Dee. Is. -,Iackic
fieldS, leading Pacific coast wcltcr-
weight, i, i'll with Influenza and
has cancelled his scheduled 10 round
bout with Tommy Elks of Arizona
NJ the Legion Stadium here Friday
night, his manager Gig Rooney, has
announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

FOR RENT-Houses furnished and
unfurnished, large and small. Also
apartments. Mrs. Land, Mission
Apartments, Sixth and CONNER
cial. 27t
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
For Rent. Rooms

FOR RENT-singlc room for gen.
tteman. Hot water and shower.
764 Olive. 17tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Lost and Found

LOST-In or between FL Centre or
Calexieo, suitcase, marked NJ. F.
C. Return to CalcXico Hotel. Lib
eral reward. 17t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

FOR RENT-Close in sleeping
rooms. $50 Brighton. 1878
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

GOOD Opportunity for man as
working partner in business just
started here. Small investment,
secured. $3.50 basis. Press Box
707. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
TODAYS WANTS
FOR SALE

80 acres, clear, near FL
Centre, under ditch.
10000, cash or terms.
j. Warren, 5436 Hamp-
ton Court, Hollywood,
Calf. 18TH
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

TAKEN UP-One black horse. c..
E. Black, Route B, Box 98, Hcber
l5tG
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

FOR RENT Rooms. 3S3 Olive
st. 17t5
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

BARGAINS in furniture. Hebcr
Second Hand Store. 1920
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
For Rent, Farm Land

TO LEASE-SO acres i'll alfalfa, 500
per acre. Also GO acres, $25 per
acre. Frisbcy, 128 No. Fifth,
ITS
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
For Rent, Houses

FURNISHED house for rent. 305
Hamilton. 11tt
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Poultry
Help Wanted Female

WAITRESS wanted, good wages
446l2 Broadway. Phone 1904.
lift
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

FOR SALE-About 20 tons soft al.
falfa hay. Inquire 6S3 Broad.
way. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

ST. LOUIS-No Cardinal players
were involved in the transaction
whereby Fred IIancF, indianapolis
third basemau was obtained by the
Cardinals. Clarence Lloyd, secretary
of the club said late yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
SITUATIONS
" ANTED

MRS. Robertson, with children
dependents, needs work. Will do
laundry, sewing, house work, or
practical nursing, 635 Park Ave.
15t5
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

HOLLYWOOD, Dee, Is. -Jackir
Fields, leading Pacific coast weltcr.
weight, j. i'll with Influenza and
has Cancelled his scheduled 10 round
bout with Tommy Elks of Arizona
nj the Legion Stadium here Friday
night, his manager Gig Rooney, has
announced.