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sums secured thereby Immediately
due, and may require the Trustee to
sell the property thereby granted;
| and
| WHEREAS, default has been
made in the payment of said pro-
missory note and a breach has been
made in the obligations for which
said Deed of Trust is security, in
this, that the installment of inter
est due on said note on September
16, 1927, was not paid when due
and that the principal of said note
was not paid when due; and
WHEREAS, said Los Angeles
First National Trust & Savings
Bank, did elect to and did declare
all sums secured by said Deed of
| Trust Immediately due and payable,
and did demand that said Trustee
sell the property granted thereby.
to accomplish the objects of the
trusts therein expressed, and there
after on November 10, 1927, there
was recorded in Book ia, Page
1877, of Official Records, in the Of
flee of the Recorder of Imperial
County, California, a notice of said
breach and default and of election
to cause said Trustee to sell said
property 10 satisfy said obligations.
Now, Therefore, notice is hereby
given, that by virtue of the autho-
rity in it vested, the undersigned,
as Trustee, will sell at public auc.
ton, to the highest bidder for cash,
in United States Gold Coin, ON Fri
day, the 10th day of March, 1923, at
II o clock a. m. at the western
front entrance of the County Court
House, Los Angeles, California, all
the interest conveyed to it by said
Deed of Trust in and to the pro-
perty described therein, situate in
the County of Imperial, State OF
California, and described as fol
lows:
Lot one (D of the Sandal
wood Subdivision of Blocks
fifteen Q5) and sixteen (16)
and the east thirty (3O) feec
of blocks forty-one (4D and
forty-two (42,) FL Centre Adj
dition No. l, in the City of FL
Centre, County of Tmperiai,
State of California, as per map
thereof number one hundred
twenty-four (124), filed in the
office of the County Recorder
Of Imperial County, but with
out covenant or warranty. ex-
press or implied, regarding title,
possession or encumbrances, or
so much thereof as shall be ne
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cessarv to pay the entire prin-
cipal sum of said note, to-wit
100000, and interest thereon
from June 16, 1927, at the rate
of ten per cent per annuh, COM
pounded quarterly, all sums ex-
pended under the terms of said
Deed of Trust, the expenses of
sale and also all costs, fees,
charges and expenses of Trus-
tee and of the Trusts created
thereby.
Terms of sale cash in United
States Gold Coin, payable at time
of sale.
Dated February Is, 1923.
LOS ANGELES TRUST & SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY, as Trus-
tee.
By J. d. Carson, Vice President.
BY S. c. Baxter, Assistant Secretary
Corporate Seal) F21 % VI 9
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28
EASTERN FANS
WATCHING THE
COAST BATTLE
Marking Time Pending
Delaney-Heeney Row
Thursday Night.
By FRANK GETTY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

(Omteu HTcSS SJdII COTTeSpoHueHt)
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-While at
tention of eastern fight fans is cen.
tered upon the approaching Dclan.
ey-lleeney heavyweight bout, there
will be Il real elimination fight at
Wriglev Field, Los Angeles, tonight
Either Of the principals IN this
bout on the Pacific coast-George
Godfrey, the ebony giant, or Paolino
I'zcudun, the squat basque-would
be more dangerous opponent for
Gene Tunncy than Delaney or llccn-
cY.
The bounding basque has whipped
both Delaney and lleenCy, neither of
whom has shown any disposition to
minglc with big black Godfrey. 1t
is n matter Of record that Delaney
won from Paolino on a foul but
the circumstances are not always
entirely told by the record books.
Those who saw the fight will re-
call the basque had Jack in distress
az the time the referee intcrvened
and sent Senor Uzcudun to his cor
ncr, for striking an unintcntional
low blow.
Tom 1ieeney, who will have his
most important fight with Delaney
next Thursday night, admits that
the basque is the toughest opponent
lie ever encountered.
Godfrey "Outside''
"Paohno hit me harder than any
one / ever fought said Tom.
" He won our first fight and held
me to draw in the next. / cannot
understand why Le not in this
elimination tournament. -
Godfrey, of course, has been plac-
cd definitely beyond the pale by
Tex Richard and the promoter is
in charge Of Tunncv s affairs for
the time being. If the negro stops
Paolino, there viii be many voices
raised against the race prejudice
which deprives Godfrey Of chance
at the heavyweight title. But the
outcry will make no difference.
Mcn-whitc and black-raised
tEcir voices in support of the claims
Of Harry Wills to match with
Jack Dempsey when the latter was
champion. Wills was not benefited
hy the clamor on his behalf and sue
eumbed to old age without having a
chance at the title.
Stopping Paolino viii not prove
any easy matter, if the basque 5
eastern performances are any crit
erion.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28
Officers Elected
BY Al Council

The February All Club council
held a very full and interesting
meeting Saturday in the farm ad-
visof's office. Officers for 1928
elected are Mrs. George Austin,
president; Mrs. L. G. Goar, vice
president; d. f. Creighton, secre-
tarv; Mrs. J. p. Wagner. treasurer.
Plans We're formulated for
achievement day which will be
held some time in April. Training
youngsters in giving demonstrations
was the topic of business which
Miss Helen Pixton, home demon
stration agent at large presented.
1t was decided by the council to
consider the subject Of "Good
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
In Sport World

OMAHA, Neb., Tommy Grogan
Omaha lightweight, defeated Lou
Paluso, Salt Lake, 10 rounds; Joe
Phclan, Omaha, knocked out Joe
Greb, New York, third round,
CHICACO-Jack Mccarthy, Chi
cago, defeated My Sullivan, st. Paul
in four rounds; Ray Miller, Chicago
defeated Tommy Crowley, Pitts
burgh, A Hershe Wilson, Gary, de
fcated Roger O'Bricn, Chicago, 4;
Otto Won Porat, Norway, knocked
out George Smith, Detroit, first
round.
BOSTON-Ace Hudkins, the Ne
braska Wildcat, won on foul
from Al Mello, New England wei
terweight, in the fourth round of
IA scheduled 10 round bout.
LONDON-Charlie Smith of Lon
don won a technical knockout from
Antonio Mata, Spanish heavy
weight. The referee stopped the
bout in the eighth round of Il schcd-
uled 10 round bout.
NEW YORK Eddie Cannon
ballJ Martin, 1913, former bantam
weight champion, knocked out Jack
Pctibon, 1876, French featherweight,
in the third round of scheduled
six round bout.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Joe Malice
WITT, Utica, n. y. wrestler, ended
training here for his match tomor-
row night with Edward Stranger
Lewis, world heavyweight wrestling
champion.
PRESCOTT, Wis.-Earl Sandc,
famous jockey visited his cold
stamping grounds here today in
company with Doe b. Pardec, rodco
director. who first noted Sandc 3
riding ability.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28
Diamond Dust
From The Camps

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-The first
squad of White SoX players was to
leave today for the training camp
'at Shreveport, La, to open the
trimming season.
TAMPA, Fla Routed from their
workout yesterday by rain, the
Washington Senators hoped to get
i'm n hard workout today.
AVON PARK, Fla, Flint Rhem,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28
RINKEY DINKS
TRUE TO FORM
in FIRST GAME

The Golden State Creamery boys
and the Shell Oil ten were the win
ners in the opening indoor baseball
battles of the FL Centre league
played at Wilson Field last night.
1t was a rather dark program, many
of the lights of the field system be-
ing ont for the evening and runs,
hits and errors were plentiful.
In the first game the Rinky Dinks
started off well but soon the Golden
State boys got under way and when
the game ended the mixers had n
Il to 3 edge. Tho second game
was much the same, the I. V. Hard
ware starting well only to blow up
before the game had progressed far.
The final score was % to IL for the
Shell squad.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28
GAMES TONIGHT
Southern Sierras VS. Bankers.
American Legion VS. Telephone.
American League

At the Wensley street grounds
last night the Pickwick and Coco
, Cola teams defeated the Court House
and American Railway Express
boys. In n hard fought battle the
Pickwicll Stage drivers beat the
Court House to the tune of 8 to 6.
The game belonged to the Law
makers until the last minute when
the speeding bus boys overlook them
and tucked the game safely away.
The Coco Cola team also bottled
up the American Railway boys 9
to .. There was much spectacular
playing in the game, especially in
the Coco Cola team, where the
Mitchell Brothers and Case, of
grocery fame, nabbed some hot
ones and rolled in the dust. 1t seem
ed impossible for the package hand
ling boys to get a start, and at no
time in the game were the Coco
Cola boys in any danger.
Games Tonight
Edgar Bros. VS.. Chevrolet
The Elks announce their withdraw
al from the league.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28
LARGE CROWD
READY TO SEE
FAMOUS BATTLE
Uzcudun and Godfrey to
Meet in Los Angeles
Ring Tonight.
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2S.-More
than 5000 fans were expected to
see George Godfrey, Lciperville, Pa,
negro heavyweight, and Paoiino
| Uzcudun, the basque, meet in one
cf the Pacific coast 5 outstanding
ring battles Of recent years mere to-
night.
1t was believed that the gate for
the 10 round open air bout at Wrig-
lov Field would total approximately
<l25,0OO.
Godfrey continued n 10 to 8 fav-
critic here today, but it was expect
ed that in the final hours before
the fight the odds would be hammer
cd down to 10 to 9 and perhaps
even money.
The giant negro s speed, size,
strength and technique are the de-
ciding factors in the odds. He has
put in three weeks of tirelcss train
ing at Soper's ranch at Ojai and
has been pronounced in wonderful
condition.
Many expect that the story of the
bout will be told when Godfrey is
forced to fight at a disadvantage.
Whether he can take punishment and
still display a fighting heart and
courage to rally is regarded by many
close to the game as the big quest
ion.
Gedfrcy is known to the the type
Of fighter who must have something
to fight for. lie can fight either in
a listless fashion or in an aggressive
manner as he chooses. Jim Dough
ortv, his manager, has danglcd TEN
pting movie and thcater contracts,
talk and chance at Tunney's
heavyweight crown and other It'd
bits before the negro 8 eyes. More
than that he has put the thing on
a personal basis, and George does
like jim.
Paolino Is Game
Paolino can take plenty Of punches
on the chin and elsewhere, and come
back fighting. lie has shown that
in the east. However, in training he
has not shown the punching power
Godfrey has.
There were plenty of $3 and So
seats unsold today. The 81 general
admission pasteboards go on sale
at 4 o'clock. The first preliminary
will start at $50 p. III.
A six round bout between Eddie
Gill and Billy Angelo and an eight
round mix between Jack Green and
Andy Mitchell Will precede the
main bout, which should get under
way by 9:30. Tony Ascencio and
Herbert Turchi will meet in a six
round bout following the Paolno-
Godfrey affair.
George Blake, well known boxing
and manager of fighters,
will offieiate the Godfrey-Paolno /
bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28

Growth and Development" at the
March meeting.
A plan is being worked out which
viii correlate this subject with the
school nurses program Of weighing
and measuring children.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28

The American National Livestock
Association, in convention at FL
Peso, voted to meet in San Fran
cisco in 1929.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28

Willows, Glenn county, has just
sold $4,000 worth of street paving
bends.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28

Los ANGELES, Feb. 28.-Rcx
Lease, motion picture actor and lis
wife, Charlotte Merriam have sep
arated, il was revealed here today
and the latter intends to seek q
divorce. Miss Merriam abandoned
a career in grand opera to enter the
movies. She is the daughter Of Col.
Henry lay Merriam, Of Washing
ton, ID. c.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28
CANADIAN FAMILY DIES
AS BUILDING BURNS

QUEBEC, Que, fcb. 2S.-NrS
Raoul Garncau. 80, and her -four
children were burned 10 death AT
Great Pine, a small hamlet near here
today.
Six other children in the house
escaped.
One child is in n hospital in a
critical condition.
The baby victims ranged in age
from one to five wears.
the Cardinal s only boldout, will be
traded if he does not come to terms
soon, Manager Bill McKeehnic in
dicated here today.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.,-Eleven
pitchers, five catchers, four inficld
crs and four outfielders comprise
the training personnel of the New
York Yankees.
STOCKTON, CALI" beginning
Thursday we will get down to real
hard work = was the edict of " Red -
Killefcr to his Mission Ball Club in
spring training.
MONTERREY, Cal.,-Thc Seals
roster at the spring camp was cx
pected to be practically completed
shortly. All players have arrived or
are enroute with the exception OF
Eddie Mulligan, third baseman, who
has not signed his contract.
MYRTLEDALE SPRINGS, Call
The Oaks relaxed in their spring
training camp doing some road
work and light exercising.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28
OF
MOVIE COUPLES
SEEK FREEDOM
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Feb. 2S.-Loiis
Lorraine, screen star, revealed here
today that she was preparing to
file suit for divorce against Art
Accord, western hero. The couple
have separated.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28

Los ANGELES, Feb. 28.-sub-
shutting it for Il previous action Il
new divorce complaint of Kathleen
Phillips, movie actress, against
Gwinn big Boy Williams, actor,
was on record here today. The sec
ond complaint was less sensational
tnan the first.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2s-Sue
Carroll, Wampus baby star, has been
married for three years it was re-
vcaled here today when her attor-
neys began action to secure for her
a divorce from Allan II. Keefer, Of
Chicago. They have been separated
for q wear
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28

Los ANGELES, Feb. 2S.-seek-
ing an annulment Of her marriage,
Mrs. Mary Washb burn filed u com
plaint on record here today charging
that her husband, Richard Wash
burn. represented himself to be the
brother of Bryant Washburn.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28

LVbNA I5IOo' VS' C1tVIUItt
The Elks announce their withdraw
al from the league.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-28

@ 1923, II. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company, Winston-Salem, N. C.
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F|RMNESS SHOWN.
ON STOCK MARKET
Less IrreguIarity - Utilities
Are Active and Strong.
SpeciaIties Rise.
by GEORGE r. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK. March 8-Although
there was still irregularity, today's stock
market presented more confident APP
pearance. Trading was more orderly
and flrmness was the rule. Concern
over what the loan statement might
reveal In the way OF an increase this
week was offset by the character OF the
testimony given by the Federal Reserve
authorities at Washington.
General Motors made its now ex-
pected new high soon after the open-
itself served to reassure the doubters
1t also discouraged miscellaneous shorts
selling. General Motors came off from
its early top later in the morning, but
other stocks pushed ahead Hidson
was the leader OF the independent mo-
tors. at new high for the year just
below 81.
Utilities Are Strong.
The utilities were active and strong
again. with the lower-priced issues
gaining the larger following. American
Power and Light made a new high for
the year and so did Utilities Power and
Light "A" Speculation for the rise
in Montana Power was resumed and
Public Service of New Jersey mace up
the dividend which came off the price
To-Day. Consolidated Gas was strong.
Federal Light and Traction was taken
up later In the day, gaining 2 points
at SO.
lnere was more uncertainty In the
steel list. United States Steel opened
hlgher and held part OF the advance.
on the other hand. Youngstown Sheet
d Tube was weak, following announce
ment that the merger with Inland Steel
had been abandoned. Youngstown sold
off nearly 3 points. Inland went up as
much as Youngstown went down.
Specialties Score Gains.
Among the industrial specialties
what appeared to be a we'll timed drive
against the shorts ran the price of
American Linseed up sharply. Greene
Cananea and Cluett Peabody we're
somewhat higher So were Interna-
tional Harvester and RoSsia Insurance.
Houston Oil made quick gain of over
points. There we're still one or two
weak spots. but they were not as con-
spicuous as on Wednesday. The rub
Der stocks moved uncertainty and some
selling appeared In International Paper.
The feature Of the rails was the buy
ing In the new st. Paul stocks both the
common and preferred going to new
highs since listing. Highly optimistic
predictions are made as TO the earnings
OF st. Paul during the coming year
Hudson &: Manhattan was taken at
rising prices. reviving the often denied
Export OF buying on account of the
Pennsylvania. Sinclair OIL stood out
easily as the leader OF the low priced
oils. Money renewed at Ala per cent.
unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-08
TIE PLATES ARE LOWER.

NEW YORK. March IP).-Tie
plates are being quoted in the Pitts
burgh district at s43 per net ton. a re-
duction Of So a ton.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. ~..
Royal Baking Powder Co, announces a
program Of extensive development OF
It's export business. under direction ot
Ernst ID rilsnger, newly appointed
head of It's foreign sales department.
lie will assume the duties ut r. H..
Pnhndortf, who remains as vice presl-
dent while relinquishing his connection
with
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llouriy safes an y i Niask-
u "a. 6tl ia0 ~ M. Nlp 200
tpm,,, 'it9 400 anm,, t,hta, an0

~ theni rates aE sitFh IN The tt,Ne taule
1ra ,hs sttlti .iaah nasMtats ias,l un the
tat II dh..cteftY or hall vrafiv hVtatatiuns
'5ntsss athff~isn ~, tri rkita ~ sne'iai shst
drns ave tut tl,tthfai
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Partly "tts flas y = s,noh lay
stvph Paid The tearv~aa rosulaf Fate
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s,"t lhla ln'+ IN stuc. nus lao
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u Esr,lv .'uek. n.fps ~. u oresat,sd stu, (
fm aHs half ot auB,nluu stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-08

HAMBURG. Germany. March up,
The board OF directors OF the Ham,
burg American Line yesterday decided
TO propose to the general meeting OF thu
corporation on April 2 dividend of
8 per cent. as compared with 6 per cent
In previous years
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March tpl. Flour
firm: Spring patents. 7.45a79o:f soft
Winter straights. 6.85a7.l0: hard VIM
ter straights. 7.05a750 Rye steady:
No. Western. l32ia fob. New York
and l.30as elf export. Ta'low Arm:
special. loose. Sia: extra. So. Other
articles unchanged.
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COTTON GOODS ACTIVE.

NEW YORK. March tSpecian .-
Cotton goods markets were moderately
active today as prices remained IN
changed. Print cloths were quoted at
~. cents for 64x60s. and 8Ss cents for
68x12s. Raw silks were firm In a
moderately active market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-08

NEW YORK. March 8 L4).--Atlantic
Refining Co. earned 81 83 a share on the
common stock In 1927. against sl1.24 In
1925.
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AN ACTIVE STOCK
PER SHARE ANALYSIS.
AAtA...A L..

November 30 1927. Per sh IRE
Total gross assets 80. .......... SCI ~
Less current obligations .......,. 3.3H
Net aasets for capital stock ...... S1s3;i
EARNINGS:
1923 1924 1925. 1875 1877
sJ6 x2ga x3.57 $3.50 $50
Dividend rate. 81.
Dividends have been raii ever -inre 1918.
Stock dividend ~ DcCPm'1". 49,. shates
preferred and I shares common for Zach
share common held: FEBRUARY. 1910 800
per cent.
Al ~ stock Yields per cent
Reported recent price cut 10 move stock TO
make room for new models. No Thought to-
bp given matter ~ in"'easrd dividend dis
trihution until cxpemIitWe m connection
with new models has been determined
Consult your banker or broker IT tnr.
thrr information az To vaIties lack of this
stock
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AMERICAN WATER WORKS a.
ELECTRIC Net income of American
Water Works Il Electric Go. for the
year ended January 81 was s4,7S2, 5aa,
against $4.6aa, a97 the year before,
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Wall Street Briefs

CHRYSLER CORPORATION The
Chrysler Corporation earned $685. a
share on the common stock In 1877,
against $5.07 a share In 1926. Net
profit rose 10 $l9.484. $50 from $i5,44a,
586, The regular quarterly dividend Of
rs cents on the common was declared.
Regular quarterly dividends of 81 on
the class "A" preferred were declared
for 1928. N, r. Brady was elected d.
rector TO succeed the late J. c. Brady.
PERE MARQUETTE. Frank Alfred,
president OF the Pere Marquette. saws
gross revenues for February will b.
about $232000 less than the $3.324e 47
for February. 1927. due 10 decrease In
automobile shipments and coal. Owing
TO smaller gross and an increase In
payfolls of about $4,000, he expected
surplus for the month. after charges.
TO be somewhat under the $o8:.248 for
February last year.
s. II. kRESS a. CO. February sales
of s, II, kress e. Co rose To $4.lT46o2
from 81. S34 634 In February last year, n
gain OF 1871 per cent.
OTIS 81 Eel co. Net profits Of Otis
Steel for 1927 was 81 .382 $50, compared
with $l,oo7,3l& in 1926.
BUILDING PERMITS. ~~ BradstreetS
reports a total value of $246.gi3.al6 for
new building permits In February a,
i42 cities. compared with $laS. AL 400
In January and $33o.277 .aa6 In Fcbru-
AIRY last year
SOUTH AMERICAN POWER CO
South American Power Co. subsidiary
Of American a. Foreign Power Co. has
acquired control Of South Brazilian
Railways Co. Ltd, from International
Light 4: Power Co. Ltd South Brazilian
Railways owns and operates electric
power and light and street railway svs-
TENS In Curityba. capital of parana,
Brazil
AMERICAN WATER WORKS A.