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ny r JOHN A. BERG

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner and
Mrs. Edward Hochtlalther and Miss
Ella Wagner motored to tho lake "a
swim Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warner of near
Mercer were Sunday guests at the
Lewis Wagner home.
MI. and Mrs. A. e. Nelson motorcd
to Wilton Monday morning on bust
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolf called on
Mrs. John Berg Thursday. Mrs. Wolf
helped Mrs. Berg butcher.
Mrs. John Berg called on the Kyy-
CHOW brothers on business matters
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torrance Backman
and SON visited at the Hryckow home
Sunday.
Arthur McComb left for Min
nesota last week. He was employed 4.
the w. j. Emery farm for six months,
The shock threshing is almost com
plcted in this vicinity but about Ia
days moro stack threslling is to be
done yet. Grain didn't turn out good
IN this neiehborhood averaging about
six bushels to the acre. Wheat is bet
ter north of here averaging about ID
bushels per acre and flax is the poor
est 1t has been for a long time.
Hugh RedingtOn and Sam Berg
helped thrcsh at tho John Berg farm
Saturday.
Otto Wolf and Misses Pauline
nnd 4 ysdin VknlG ncnNNasNns L.,
Misses Flerda and Sarah Berg motored
to the lake Sunday to go swimming.
Also the Wall and Wagner young
folks went swimming.
Rev. r. C.. Strutz of Jamestown con
Quoted services here twice Sunday.
He will be here again Sept. -.
A. E. Nelson called at tho John
Berg farm Oh business matters Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C;esslc motored
to Bismarck TO sec TeGdie. He is bet
ter and is expected home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner and
family mOtored TO Bismarck to see
Mrs. Knoll. mother of Mrs. Wagner
who is a patient at a hospital.
Miss Helen Redington and Miss lola
Hayes called on Mrs. Eerg Thursda;
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored
to Mercer Monday evening to get
cucumberS at the Dan Meyers farm.
Gust Neimillcr motored to Merce,
Sunday to get Miss Betty Strobe To
help Mrs. Weimillcr cook for the
threSherS.
MI. and Mrs. John J. Reuer called
at the John Berg home Sunday eve
ming.
Mi. and Mrs. John Reucr Sr.. OF
Turtle Lake attended church here
Sunday.
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~ ELEANOR L~ANDSBURCEl

Mrs. Olga Kurtz and daugh
Marjory and Maxine. accompanied
Mildred Mcdonnell, shopped In ]
marck Saturday.
Mrs. Mayme Forsythe is visiting
her mothers this week. Her
Paul will accompany her back
Fargo.
MI. and Mrs. Defrancc and G
drcn visited at the J. J. Kalbt
home Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Bill Giinble .
daughter Magdalene were shopr
at the capital city Thursday.
John Jonkman. Agnes Zirnhelt ;
Alma Rhoesler returned home Il
Valley City last week lend, where (
finished their term OF summer sch
Mrs. Carl Fischer was q shoppel
Bismarck last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCuskcr have rem
the Art Frederick residence and
move when the Frederick fan
leave.
Mrs. Gutensohn. Mrs. Challin, ~
inc COlburn, Adallnc LardSourg0y ;
Mrs. j. Gimblc are assisting at
sale held at Doerchlag's this week
Mrs. Don Mcdonald and \
Junge Of Braddock were Haxel
callers last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradberg Of Hettirl
were visiting friends In Ha1eltog /
weekend.
r. Splonskonski was q Hazel
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Heinemeir
Hebron visited at the home Of .
and Mrs. j. Meyers Tuesday. =.
left for their home Wednesday mo
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Martini
Braddock were shopping and visit
in Hazclton Tuesday.
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BY DAVIS

A very light shower visited US Sun
day night.
Margaret and Eunice Davis were
callers Thursday evening at the Al
bert johnson home and also called
ON Elsie Coleman and the ToSsetil
girls.
Miss Edna johnson motored to Bis
marck last week where she had dem
tai work done.
Albert Johnson Is threShing, also
Bert Hedstrom and Charlie 6troms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis motored to tn
Ghylin home Sunday evening taking
Paul back to help Delbert Davis with
his threshing.
There have been two bad prairie
fires around Regan, east and north
this week.
Wallis Gill is having his grain
threshed this week by Ellis Gill. There
is a shortage Of help at the presen.
time.
Nj. Aims and family were shopping
In Bismarck Wednesday.
There was q surprise party on Pau
Davis, at his parents home Saturday
night. in honor Of his birthday. Those
present were Donald, Wal and Ma
dine Noon. Cora De We're, Richards
and two brothers of Wilton. Edna
johnson. Martel johnson. Dorothy
and Forest Little. Oliver, Ida ane
Agnes Tcsseth, Albert. Pauline. lngrae
and Margaret Hagstronn. Leo Strand
and Miss Specs Of Wing.
Mr.. Krause and family motored Il
| Wilton Sunday evening.
station Davis bought = Holster
heller OF Nels Tosseth. Station In.
decided he Will BE- . farmer and 80 u
for cattle and hogs.
The 0unQuist boys worked IN thu
harvest fields Sunday.
Paul Davis has rented anothe'
farm close to the one he Is farming
Mrs. Aims and children gathers
chokecherries near the Charlie Moon
home the first OF last week.
School commenced this week =
Qhylin township. 4.
sven Benson and son 1euni'
motored to Wilton Monday morning
pelbert Davis and sons Narvis ~
Lloyd we're Sunday callers q the Z
w. Davis nome. .,
oliYer and Ida To6seth entered ~
Wilten hieh school 1he aeheo1 reoM
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BY ri ROY T

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Aunc and chill
dren were Monday evening visitors
Ct the Uhde home.
Mrs. Roy Little visited at the
Ghylin home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cap Mccall Of Bis.
iaarck were visitors at the Uhdc home
Wednesday.
Grant Lindsey finished cutting
grain for George and Earl Mowdcr
Wednesday evening.
Elmer Palmer and family called It
Harry Davcnpcrt'S Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Davenport. Mrs. VIM.
Nicholson and children and Roy
Titles were Regain shoppers Wcdncs.
day.
mrs. Tom Hollingsworth and Mrs.
John Keller Of Wilton spent Thurs.
day at the VIM. Nicholson home.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Mickclson called
at the Frank Nicholson home Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Anna Knutson and son Oliver.
Harry Davenport and Ruth Wilmot
we're Bismarck and Mandan callers
Friday.
Frieda Uhdc and Ella Schilling
we're Regain shoppers Thursday. They
also called at the VIM. Mickelson
home.
Among tho Regain callers Saturday
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Elkins ard children, Mrs. Anna Knut.
con and Oliver, Henry 6chtlltng and
family. Earl and George Mowdcr.
Harry Davenport. Carl Berg and
family, John MosicrS, Chas. Mani
llings. Frank MickclSons, John
Eoschcs. Fritz Wilde and Otto Uhdc
and Roy Littles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenport we're
Saturday evening callers ct the Roy
Little home.
There was no mail delivery Monday,
!. being q legal holiday.
Most everyone in this community
were kept busy Saturday fighting
prairie fires. Many tons 81 hay also
considerable grain was destroyed by
the fires.
Sunday visitors at Roy Little,s were
Nj. and Mrs. A. E. Shipp Of Bismarck,
also MI. and l1rs. Ole Uglcsn Of VIII
ton.
aaO ANAA d.. 1A0tit WAlNAStSObI 0klu
son Donovan OF Wilton were Sunday
visitors at the Frank Nicholson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth
spent Sunday At the Harry Davenport
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson and
children visited ct Louis Jorgenson'S
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Pete Nicholson and Mrs. Roy
Little and son Wilfred visited at the
Harry Davenport home Monday.
The new schoolhousc ut Garfield is
almost completed and school will
start Monday. Sept. 9th. This school.
when completed will be among the
finest consolidated schools In the
state, and the patrons are to be on
gratulatcd on the erection Of such q
tine building. We are sure that the
pupils are all glad to be able to 90
to school there.
Threshtng was delayed for a day or
two on account OF the rainy weather
the first Of the week.
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D. GLADYS NELSON

Arne Madland arrived from Wynd-
mere to visit his sons. Lawrence from
Trygg township and Bill acrcss tho
line in Sibley. Butte. who resides on
the old home place.
Edwin and Lennart Olson and
George Magnuson were business call
ers Tuesday ut the M. A. Nelson
home.
George and Gerald Nelson and
John Kruger motored to Regain
Tuesday after some header repairs.
John Anderson has been cutting
grain for Emil johnson the past
week.
John Olson and Oscar Magnu-
son finished harvesting Wednesday.
Edwin Olson. Willie Jiras. Gertic
Mac and Gladys Nelson were callers
Wednesday night at the ]. w. Jiras
homo whe:-e they got Lille and visit
cd local friends In Ecklund.
Irene and Floyd Anderson and
Emma Nelson went to Bismarck to
enter high school Monday. Emma
stays with her sister. Mrs. Clifford
Scott.
Mrs.. Laurence Madland enter
tanned . number OF relatives ana
intimate friends at her home last
week In honor OF her mother. Mrs.
Muth. and Mrs. Beaver Of Aurora.
m. Mr.. Madland purchased his
home place from Mrs. Beaver years
ago. It being her former home here
In Trysg township.
Aars G1aie c,anninoham nnened her
school No. ] Ia Trygg Monday. She
has 3 pupils IN No. ! and Nj. Cum
nfrgham accepted the JOB OF haul
Ing I pupils from No. , from his
home.
George and Lille Jiras motored 70
Bismarck Thursday looking after
business interests.
Enos etrandemo assisted y. g. Mel
son In thscshlne ThuFSday.
Clarence 0taSr has been out help.
Ing thresh the past week.
Enos otsandesao motored to De-
troit. MIMI. Sunday and got Mrs.
strandemo and Gene who have been
Visiting her parents there Iof the
past three weeks.
Mrs. Alex Lundquist and son. Pete.
arrived here s0ane time ago from
Decr River. Mimi. where he was
employed In . saw mill. His mother
and retc motored to Minnesota this
spfing where she visited her brother
and relatives. Pete has been helping
his brother Alvin 6pangbcrg,
with harvest.
80 a.. N<to Aver. enA u1avne
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are being remodeled and more nj
added on for the pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w. Davis moNl
to Wilton Monday with Margaret. |
entered Wilton high school.
L. w. Davis sold a span Of "a,
mules last week and a team Of h0I
Monday.
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BY ELIZABETH KOPPY

Ed Weller and Steve Koppy were
business callers in Tcmvik Saturday.
Henry knittol and Walter Schier-
mcistcr were swimming In the river
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Irwin Grogan and
son. Of the Omio vicinity. campcd
overnight at the river by the Gayton
crossing Saturday and Sunday. They
crossed the river to visit with the
Robert Buck family Of near SoleI1.
The william Focll, Sid Stcdman,
Walter Moore families and Mrs. Roger
Stedman and family Of neal Tcmyik,
Miss Mildred Chilson of Tcmvik and
Harold BillineSly Of Billings. Mont,
who is visiting friends near Temvik,
sojourned to the Clayton crossing on
the river Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lauingcr and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Fettig OF Linton we're
secn in this vicinity Sunday on their
way to pick p.ums across the river.
neer Cannon Ball.
Henry KNITTED and Walter Schier.
meistcr were calling on friends near
Cannon Ball Sunday.
Bill Schc;rmciSter and John Grenz
Of Gaytcn were calling on friends in
this vicinity Sunday.
George and Bill zollcr OF Sand
crcss and Steve Unger spent Sunday
afternoon BY the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy. daugh.
ter Theresa and sons Math and Steve
attended the funeral OF Miss Lucille
Van Solen at the Cannon Ball ranch
Sunday afternoon.
NJ. and Mrs. Jake Schiermeistcr
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Carl Fried. the
latter Of near Hazelton, called ct the
Godfrey Grenz home Sunday alte.-
moor
Bill Gochr.. lg and George Purchace
Ct Linton were seen in this vicinity
Sundas. afternoon, returning home
f.o.l near Cannon Ball.
Mrs. Dorothy Rensselaer, and son
Edwin yer shopping In Hazelton ri
day.
steve Koppy sr. was Z business
caller In Linton Mon1ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendel!n Fischer aud
friends OF HaSelton were picking
grapes along the river In this vicinity
Monday afternoon.
:chn Renskers was on the sick llse
n day this week.
tdr. and Mrs. Merle Buck were
tllopping IN Linton Tuesday.
Tom Bargcr Of Linton Wa visiting
at the frank Chcsrown home on day
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. raul Mausehund and
family were Sunday visitors ct the
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TeInvik
BY BERTHA LARvlCK

4
ily drove to the river Sunday.
Mrs. Peach was q Linton visit
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Virgil Stedman began
term or school III Danbury Mond
MI. and Miss Carl ReiSch and b
were visitors at several Of their 60
t!vcS' homes Sunday.
Miss Julia Heisler Of Linton - =
iting Alice Calhoun and other frtej|
III town this week.
Mrs. Ellis Buck and Mrs. Beetle
Hazelton called on Mrs. S. q. Ste
man Friday afternoon.
Miss Alice Calhoun is taking G
Of the new girl and her mother
the George Nauman home.
Saturday evening Carrie Burkha
arrived from Bismarck to spend g.
day visiting here and returned U
evening to her work at the h0spttal
The Baptist Ladies' Aid met VI
Mrs. Peter Breckle last week witt
large crowd in attendance.
Last Friday night two cars collttD
on the highway near Fred Snidtl
| place. No n vas hurt. but both e
were somewhat damaged. John Lej
Jr.. was driver OF II a
Mrs. Mary Erickson and SON o.
granddaughter. Miss Nelson Of O.
ford. N. Oak. arrived here Friday eli
ming and is visiting Mrs. Ole Pa
son. her sistcr-in-law. and Mrs. Chi
De Witt. her niece. 4
Mr.. j. p. Jones Of Aberdeen, S. Df3
who has been here the past tn
weeks looking after his farming
terests. lett Monday on the bus
Aberdeen.
MIR. and Mrs. George Naunaan
the proud parents Of a baby girl od
Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Laryick Of Eai'
arrived here last Tuesday evening
look after farming interests and VI
with relatives and friends. They
turned home Tuesday Of this week.
After taking in the picnic at Or
meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun 9
family. Mr.. and Mrs. KanOblAn|
Mrs. Davis. and the w. A.. Foell you
people motorcd to the river NJ
Cannon Ball to enjoy a swim.
Thursday L. p. Hendrix and
Thomas and Mrs. G. N. Hendrix :
companied by Bertha Larvick drd
to jamestown. the latter taking !
train for Fargo to spend Q few a
visiting. The rest returned the 60
afternoon. Mr.. L. r. Hendrix WeueI
consult a physician.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. ana -
Cllas. De Witt ard family ard ~
Mary Erickson, SON and granddaue
ter motOred to Vayland, s. D., TO vi
Mrs. Erickson'S sister and other 70
tives returning Monday evening.
l.. p. Hendrix drove to 6t6rnel
last Wednesday and brought EdN
Schenkenberger homo from the NJ
pital to stay q few days Sunday
was taken to Steele where he took Y
train for Rochester, Mimi. to coue1
the Mayo brothers. Mrs. 6chenkq
berger accompanied him.
A number of old-time friends q
neighbors of Mrs. Davis and -
Kanoblanch gathered at the o.
meyer grove Sunday and had = u
mic dinner in their honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bush and "a
lily CT Solen accompanied "
Bucks parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. ca
Buck, ferried across the river
were met BY MI. and Nrs. ~
Buck vino brought their paSeufe /
rest If the nav home. They n.y.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12
SPORT NEWS

having more knocko outs to his credit
in that arena than any other two
boys.
Tasker comes from Brooklyn, n.
y, and great reputation for scrap
ping has accompanied him. Ie is
known as two fisted fighter, who
can box and is great on ring gen.
eralship.
In the special event Sir Michael
Donovan, the fast moving Irish.
man who put on a good exhibition
last Friday night takes on Andy
Armstrong of Holtville. Mike has
been training hard for the scrap
having been told about Andy's
wicked left hook and figures he will
make the Holtville colored boy look
foolish before he is through with
him..
Larry Jones Of Holtville will take
on Frank Rowsey of Fresno in the
opener. Frank is the son of an old
time boxer and his dad has great
expectations for the boys future"
He will be here with the kid and
feels certain it is going to be bad
night for Mrs. Jones' favorite son.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS

recommendation and take the gloss
off the ball to save the umpires that
trouble.
New developments in the Brook
lyn situation, where two rival fac
tions are at war, were expected to-
day. Commissioner X. NJ. Lands
and President John Heydler of the
National League unsuccessfully at
tempted yesterday to bring the war.
ring groups together.
Wilbert Robinson, president and
manager of the Brooklyn club whose
contract expires January /, and
Frank York, representing the Eb-
bets interests, are aligned against
Judge Steven McKeever and Joseph
Gilleaudeau in the Brooklyn battle.
Each group represents so per cent
Of the clubs stock.
As for the American League, Pres.
ident E. s. Barnard said his league
was in perfect harmony.
George Burns, veteran outfielder
and first baseman, who became a
major Lacquer in 1913 when he
joined the Detroit club Of the Amer
lean League and has since played
at Cleveland, New York and Phila.
delphia, was signed as first baseman
Of the Mission club of the Pacific
coast league.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12
Here And There
In Sport World

SAM FRANCISCO, Dec. 70. U.D
A smashing right to- the chin
floored Chick Devlin, local middle
weight, for the count, in the fourth
round Of his scheduled 10 round
fight with Pete Meyers, at National
hall, last night.
OAKLAND, Dec. II. WR)-Out-
boxing his opponent throughout the
fight, flooring him in the second
round, and landing many Furnishing
blows, Fred dummy" Mahan tech
nically knocked out Babe Anderson
of San Jose. referee Irwin stop
ping the fight in the ninth round
at Arcadia pavilion last night.
DETROIT, Dec. -. U.H-Three
players remained unbeaten today in
the worlds championship pocket bill
lard tournament at the end of the
first seven games. Erwin Rudolph
of Chicago has won two and Ralph
Greenleaf of New York and Pas
quale Natalie of Detroit one each.
NEW YORK, Dec. II. UP)-Two
of the hardest punching welter-
weights in boxing history-Jimmy
McLarnin, "Baby Face" Irishman
from Vancouver, B. c., and Ruby
Goldstein, New York Hebrew-meet
at Madison Square Garden Friday
night in a bout which is expected to
develop the next opponent for welt
erweight champion Jackie Fields.
NEW YORK, Dec. l2. U.P-Baby
Joe Cans, Los Angeles colored welt
erweight, and Nat Xavier of Bos-
ton have been signed to fight 10
round main event at Broadway arena
December II.
PARIS, Dec. 10. U.P)-Promote
Jeff Dickson announced today that
w. l.. (Young) Stribling, American
heavyweight, had agreed to terms
for match with Phil Scott at Lon
don.
Stribling sailed yesterday for
America on the S. S. Olympic but
will return if the match is arranged.
NEW YORK, Dec. -. W.H-Wn-
liam wild BilD Mehlhorn, colorful
progolfer, will be a member of the
United States Ryder cup golf team
when it is assembled in 1881 it was
reported here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12
So. California
Sport Briefs

LONG BEACH, Dee. 12. W.H-
Santa Barbara high school has re-
considered and will go through with
the game with Long Beach for the
Southern California prep football
championship here Saturday after
noon. The Channel city school at
first decided to forfeit its chance
for the title because of dissatisfact-
ion over the time and places Of the
game.
Several members of the Long
Beach squad are suffering from in.
juries and crippled lineup will
tawe the field.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 12. W.D-
Fidel Labarba and 1gnacio Fernan.
dez have been matched. to box 10
rounds at the Olympic club here
Jan. IA.
LOS ANGELES, Dee. 10. U.H-
Gus Sonnenberg pinned Joe Stecher's
to the mat twice at the
Olympic club last night and retain.
ed his heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship. Stccher took the second
fail with body scissors in 10 min
ntes, 81 seconds. The champion won
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12
MAJOR LEAGUES
MEET TODAY IN
JOINT SESSION
By GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. ~. W.p)-The
major leagues ended three days of
discussion of baseball's problems to-
day with the annual joint meeting
of the National and American
Leagues at the Roosevelt Hotel.
Most of the problems which have
come before the two leagues in their
separate sessions Tuesday and Wed.
ncsday were expected to be settled
at today's joint gathering.
The National Legaue apparently
has settled the radio question by
deciding that broadeasting is mat
ter for each individual club to de-
eide.
There is not likely to be any big
change in the baseball used in 1880,
except the manufacturers probably
will follow the National Leagues
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12
Bird To Answer
Lesser Charge

Los ANGELES, Dec. II. U.P)-
The charge against Major Owen r.
Bird for the recent fatal shooting
Of Percival G. Watson, today stood
at manslaughter and bail for the
nationally known sportsman was set
ct 1000, pending trial. The or
iginal charge Of murder was or.
dered dismissed by Municipal Judge
Ballard at preliminary hearing
late yesterday.
Judge Billiards. action was on a
motion by defense attorneys, con-
CURED in by Deputy District Attor-
ney Russell, who admitted he did
not believe the evidence supp prted
first degree murder charge.
The shooting of Watson foIlc wed
a dispute between Bird and his wife
1t the latter's home. Bird, admit
tedly intoxicated, resented the in
reference of his friend and shot
HIM twice in the struggle for the
revolver
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12
Tom Potts Asks
Term In Jail
PAGE THREE

Tom Potts, valley pioneer and for
several years 4 druggist at Holt
Vile, wants to go to Jail. Tom has
roamed Imperial Valley in free
and easy manner, but says he will
not be content until he gets behind
the bars at the county Jail.
81 would rather be inside looking
out than outside looking i'm" is the
way Tom put it yesterday when he
called at the Press office, "and IL
enough folks in the valley want to
rut me there, it will please me
greatly"
Tom doesn't want to 60 to jail
:s a prisoner, but as boss, he ex-
planned, in announcing himself as 4
candidate for sheriff at the pri-
maries to be held next August.
al have been promised plenty oe
sdpport by friends In all parts of
the valley and hope to be elected a.
the primaries" he added.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12

the local boy will need all his stuff.
for Stevens is far from being set
up for anyone. The Ocean Park
scrapper made it tough for frankie
Arregon on two occasions, and the
clever southpaw was able to get the
decisions only by marrow margins.
Red has dumped several of the
good coast boys into the discard
end will be out to do the same thing
to Pacho tomorrow night, family or
no family.
Fans will be given real treat
when Sid Torres and George Tas-
ker step into the ring for the first
half of the double main event. Sid
IS the big drawing card at the
Olympic club and is credited with
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12

AT the farm bureau auction at
"'nford November 10, hogs toppe'
at 5000 and down to 1920.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12

the first fall in 25:4G and the third
in III.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12

This pebble grained split cowhide
leather ball will stand all the kick
ing and rough handling a boy can
give 1t in two or three seasons. Reg
ulation size. stem type rubbed blad-
der, leather lace.
Other Footballs Up to $7.65
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12

Arthur Wilson Page, above, son
Of the late Walter Hines Page, for
mer American ambassador to Great
Britain, will serve as an aid to Sec
retary of State Henry L. Stimson
during the forthcoming naval arms
conference in London. He also has
been mentioned as possible success
sor to Nelson T. johnson, who re-
signed as Assistant Secretary Of
State to become Minister to China.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12
MAY PURCHASE FIRM

LOS ANGELES, Dec. -. U.H-
Negotiations between George A.
Arnes, president of the General En-.
gineering & Dry Dock company of
San Francisco, and Milo G. Baker,
head of the Los Angeles Shipbuild-
ing g. Dry Dock company, may re-
suit in the former taking over op-
erations of the $3,000,00O San Pedro
plant of the local firm, it was said
here TODAY
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-12
REALTOR WINS SUIT

Los ANGELES, Dec. 12. W.P)-
A judgment against Pauline Ratz-
kowski, wealthy wife of Jues Ratz-
kowski, internationally known art
collector, was handed down by Su-
perior Judge j. Walter Handy in
favor of William G. O'Connor, real.
tor who brought suit to collect 81, ,634
commission on the sale of her Riv-
erside country home.