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Painting and Papering

LET FRED METCHEL
Give you figure on painting and paper
hanging before having it done. Spec. re-
and material guarn. Ri. 3194.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Now Is the
time; labor and material are cheaper
now; work guaranteed; convenient terms
may be arranged. Call Be. 361o-M.
EXTERIOR-Interior decorating. can
save you money on your fall painting.
carry compensation. ia. 34e1.
REMOVE BY STEAM
Your wall paper. 50 per rm. Oh. 1898.
PAINTING inside and out. Prices reason
able. Be. 2578-M. 1245 Sharon Ave.
PAPER HANGING-C. H. THURSTON.
REDUCED PRICES. DIR. o557:
PAINTING-Exterior or interior. HEN
DRICK DINKLA. $3.50 z. oath: Oh. $3.50.
SFRAYING-Cold water paint ana white
wash. THOMAS. Ii. STA.
REFINISHED. IA. lilo.
CALL GILLAND-Dr. 2747. Special prices
this month on paper hanging.
Al DECORATOR-Paint paper hang
ing. paper removed. by steam. Oh. 6452:
PAPER CLEANING-Artisticail done, 81
a room O'Donald. Ri. 4628.
PAINTING: PAPER HANGING. SPECIAL
RATES THIS MONTH. BE. 1872
PAPER HANGING-FirSt-cl work, $2-$4
nm: clean, 81: samp. shown. Be. 0112-R.
PAPER HANGTNG-s250 rn1.. paper SC up.
Plastering. guar. YANSANT. Dr.: 1929.
WHY PAY MORE-Paper furnished and
hung. 81 per room. Oh. 1904. Ir. 2415.
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Death Notices

BLY,, JoHN-Age 81 years, passed away
Monday, 2 o. m, father of Mrs. H. P.
Wiilworth. Services at the residence
. d. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
BLY,. JOHN-Age 81. years, passed away
MGpdsy g. erHces fa at fesi ID MIs 2i
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
CARLTN. WILLIAM M.-Passed away at
his home, 1907 College ave-, Monday eve,
ming, Sept. Is, age u years; s enneT "a
10 a. IN. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill cemetery.
DURBTN. ANNA ETHEL-Beloved wife Of
Walter H. Durbin; mother Of si MariMan ANA
e eaS John E CSndsS I, SsepsTt ::
TunsTaR we fNSE se RRoM Il At 5ss n09 sta
t 1sses s as 60 r. Chester sa0s ST. Until
wednesday. Burial Crown Hill. FRIENDS
HANSON CHARLES W.-Passed away
Monday evening. Sept. is, age 81 years:
Funeral services at the home OF MS
dsushter MIS-. T ws65e: a sn seDt H. go
D. m. Friends invited. Burial crown
Hill cemetery
LTPP- LOUIsE-Wife- Of Charles Lipp and and
mother of Carl Lipp MIS-; X Euq 7,rSn
SWObOQa. MIS. t1llOd 111AS-Ss
Mrs. Freda Fulle Alma and Mildred Lipp.
passed away at her home. $500 s. Me-
ridian St. Tuesday. Sept. Is. Funeral
Thursday. Sept. 10. 2 P. m, at tne a GoV
address Friends invited. Burial con-
cordia cemetery.
MCREADY- MRS. NORA beloved wife
of William T. McCready, mother OF MTs'
Clarence Casseiman, Mrs, G, G; Aen s6dd
son. Mrs Dan r Anderson, Mrs. leo l.
nicholson and Stanton w. McCreeoy'
died Sunday night. Funeral "Wednesday;
sept il. p. m. at the KIRBY I 53ISdS
MoRTUARY. 1901 N; Meridian BuIiat
Crown Hill Friends invited. MILWAUKEE
papers please copy.l
VOSs FRED J.-Beioved husband Of Kate
Voss father Of George /. Voss and brother
OF William and Henry VoSs and MIS- anna
Mailov of Chicago. Ill. passed away Mon
day- sept. is. Funeral Wednesday. sept;
II. at p. M from the residence. 5SSii
S. Delaware st; Inserm1 rittsd MeiiioiiAi
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Lost and Found

PACKAGE with dress belonging to en-
Semble; wrapped in newspaper, front o
Wasson's purse counter. owner needs
Myers. RI 2325. Reward.
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business Announcements

CHAS. GOLDSTEIN
Timer. roofers: furnaces Of all makes
cleaned, repaired, prices reas. Dr.. 343l.
CARPENTERING-M inter. decor.
complete house cleaning. UNITED RE-
MODELLING & HOME SERVICE co. Ia.
3423.
FEATHERS-Bougnt SOLO ana renovated
leather mattresses, pillows made 70 or 3ei
E. ?. Burke. 43l-433 Mass. Ave. RI $3.50
NOW is the time to haze your cutters
painted and windows reputtied. Estimates
furnished. REESE. DR.. 4573.
BRICK. STONE-And block mason:v.
cement work reasonable prices; small or
large Jobs. FREEMAN. Ia. 1923.
BUILDING = Contracting. repairing, re-
modelling. mill wk.. estimates. Ia. 3l16-W.
9xl2 RUGS CLEANED. $3.50 Wk GUARAN-
Ted. CALL AND DELIVER. Hu. 1868.
WILL BUILD 5-ROOM HOUSE ON YOUR
BROWN & BROWN-Magnetic paint. Will
keep your cellar dry. II: 22g8.
BATH ROOM-Complete 500: plumbing
& heating installed; reasonable. ia. 9037.
EXCAVATING-Ceme work; cinder haul
ing. ] specialize in driveways. Be. OBS.
RUGS cleaned. 9xl2. s1.25. Call for del.
Today special. Keemer Rug CO. Oh. 1885:
ROOFING-Painting. garage building. re
pairing. Very interesting price. Hu. 7169.
FURNACES REPAIRED-Cleaned ian
makesl. Timing. roofing: reas. Oh. 4246:
VICTOR furnaces repaired by factory ex-
pert. HALL-NEAL FURNACE co. Ii. 1004,
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Special Notices

AiADGE vANDEwORT-si w 2ist st. If
YOU present this ad and proper identi-
fication at the box Office Of the TERMI-
NAL THEATER tonight you will receive
two tickets 70 see Ewes OF the World"
WILL FINANCE your nome on your iot
furnish all the money or part: also 10
repairing and remodelina No commission
nFMPSY DentSon Hotel
WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by anyone other than myself
on and after Sept IS. 1890.
DALE GROSS. SIS n. Senate
$40 CASH
paid for each piano prospect sold. Mail
or phone In 70 Mr.. Meredith. Pearson
Piano 10. 1880 North Pennsylvania st.
EXCEPTIONAL values n used and recon
ditioncd Eewfng machines. Singer Sswiuc
Machine co. "a n. Meridian Ri eoS4
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Room for Rent With Board

nOUm IOI 1kc1tC WIN DOd1O
ALA. N. 244s-Nicely fur. front: morning
and eve. meal; men or couple; 81 each.
Ia. 1880.
ASHLAND, 2250-Window's lovely. home; 2
girls; SIS week: laundry. He. 5240.
IRVING PLACE, 42l-Rm. and BID. in mod.
home. Sc wk.; gentlemen. ZIP RANDOLPH
MERIDIAN. N. 2I62-Pleasant. congenial
| home; good board: 81 and So.
OAKLAND. N, 90l-Modern, 81; garage;
laundry extra. Oh. 044I-J.
PARK, 20fI-Comfortable rm.; priv. home.
2 meias. SO. Central car. He. 563I.
TWO nice clean rooms with home .privi-
ceIlent meals: near car line. Ha. 4975-M.
EAST room, board, laundry; garage; man
who will appreciate home. Oh. 3658-R.
LOVELY ROOM-for parent and small
daughter, or baby; in modern, Christian
parents. mod. home. ch. 44s2.
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
ALABAMA, N. 2os7-Apt. overstuHsd fur
nuiture. sink in Kitchen garage. Ia: 1850
BELLEFoNTAIE. 1sl0-Large well :urn..
mod. private ent. garage. He: 4714.
BROADWAY. 1881 ari 2 rms Kitchen
cite accommodate 3; $3.50 to $3.50.
L.
private bath: convenient to school
BROADWAY, 830-l or mod. furn: apts:.
priv. entrance. near Real Sllk: RI 3z42:
CAPITOL, N 728-Clean, modern rms. for
housekeeping; also sleeping nm. Il. zoos,
CENTRAL, 1851 rm. Kitchen completely
furnished. Sc. Modern.
COLLEGE, 1922 nice modern rms; good
heat RI 1868.
DENNY. N, 56-3 rooms private bath;
private entrance: II. 1853:
EAST. n, 914-Fur; conn. rms, mod,
steam heat: near Real SILK; adults:
Fast MI sS5 and 6r,v srOO sn.ra ags
auto PARK: priced right: Ii. s725.
ILLINOIS. N. 1892 rooms: everything
furnished; steam heat; hot water: Sc.
ILLINOIS, n, 1726-Exceptionally we'll
fur apt; also large front sleeping room
ILLINOIS. N. 1851. 2. Germ. apts;: IS.
sa.so 9 s. week: everything furnished.
light housekeeplng: So per week.
e3eSTthins furn. priv. ensr.; gar DE- sSsa
MERIDIAN. N, 23l5-Front nm. furn. for
housekeeping. mod: girls. Ia: 1893:
NEW JERSEY, N. 16o6-1 nm, kitchen,
keeping rms. ri. 4145.
semi-mod., wat furn. SIS mo. Ii. o346.
PARK, 2l54-NiceIy furn. 2-rm. house.
keeping apt: reasonable. he. 1O79. 4
| SENATE, N, 506-2 unfurn rms; close
downtown. Call evenings.
TALBOT, N, 2i06-Two furn. front rms;
sink; private entr.; car line: reas.
TALBOTT, n. 1892, 2-rm. apis, sink,
garage: reasonable. Ha. 4a09-M.
TRAUB, N. 128-Furn. rm, kitchenette;
lights. water. heat; $3.50. II. 1852.
WOODRUFF-LarRe room. kitchenette, So:
! room small, kitchenette. IS: also large
rn1.; everything furnished. "a. Oh. 4l08
10TH. E.. 32l-Nicely furn. mod. connect.
front rms, everything furn.. S.: also
clean sleeping nm. next bath. s. so.
NICELY furnished 2-rrn. apt, pri. ent.,
near Fountain Square. DR.. 3540-R.
| TWO-rm. furnished apartment; private
entrance. Adults Ha. 1521-R.
EAST; 423 n. STATE rms. down, sink.
everything furnished $40. Oh. 0162-J.
LARGE. modern rm, private entrance;
| furn unfurn.: sink. Ir. 1926.
| EI1vveoe, 1x~1 EIu%e, ErY1.xn n1
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Apartments for Rent

ALA, 1717 N.-5-rm. upper duplex; heat,
soft water; garage. Ia. 6523.
BELLEFOETAINE. 2315-3 rms. and bath:
recently reprinted and redecorated; lower
apt: heat. water. garage. Dr.. 5108.
CAPITOL. 1854, M rms, bath, steam
neat; 1880; garage optional.
COLLEGE. 2151-4 rooms and bath: heat
and water furnished. He. $3.50.
COLLEGE AVE. I63O-New 3-rm. apt,
kitchen. bath: $36: heat. water.
ILLINOIS. N, 8lOla-Beautiful efficiency
apts.: furnished or unfinished. Ii. 1894
LTNWOOD. 31la-2-Toom apt:. heat. light.
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Store-Omce Supplies
Business OPPORTUNITIES

WAREHOUSE space BY the month or
permanent lease; Meier Electric and , Ma
chine Co.. 3525 E. Washington. II. ll5l.
FOR SALE-10 GabeFs automatic enter
tanners. all in hrst-cIass condition With
SC slots. Write Edw. d. Egg JASPER. Ind.
BOOMING HOUSE Il rooms so7 n Capi-
toll. Terms. owner. Ri. 69l6.
Phone between 1872 noon. DR.. 572l.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL
$50 NJ PENN.
Beautifully furnished and unfurnished
apartments. ultra modern. bath with tub
and shower. Frigidaire. walking distance
Phone Ri. 1871.
OWNERS nicely furn. home. north; $50;
bedrmS.: modern adults. He. 4902.
DREXEL ARMS-730 n. III. ;23-rnn. fur.
apis: equip. hkpg.. SO. SIS wk. Ii. 1921.
8. 5-ROOM nicely furn. double modern.
heat. light. water garage. Be. 2359-J.
GIRL TO SHARE APT, NORTH, WITH
2 OTHER GIRLS. Ii. 1896.
WILL share rm mod house with en-
Dioyed couple or lady. Be. 3043.
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HEAVY making Jersey and Holstei
springer; saddle mare: cheap. Hu. 792
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Automobiles for Sale
Automobiles for Sale
NO TIME
TO WASTE
ONLY IS
DAYS

to take advantage of our re-
sale prices. Bargains
galore. Terms if desired. See
these SneciaI OfFaI.c.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15

The Yuma section of Colorado had
4 heavy destructive hail storm july
l, totally destroying some fields Of
cereals
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15
WATCHING THE
SC0REBOARD
nv Tinted Press,

Two pitchers, Wesley Ferreil Of
the Cleveland Indians. and Earl
Whitehil, Of the Detroit Tigers, oc-
cupied the American League spot
light today. Ferrel, a 22-year-old
highlander. led the pitchers OF
both leagues with 20 victories
Whitehill, slender southpaw. pos
sessed Il winning streak Of 10
straight. Whitehill's record is all
the more remarkable when one lc-
members that he started and fin
ished all 10 games-with fifth
place club behind him.
Ferrell hung up No. 20 on Thurs
day when he let the leading Phiia
delphia Athletics down with seven
hits. While Ferrell was doing 80
nobly his mates pounded u trio Of
hurlers for % hits and II 10 Vie
tory.
Whitehill gave but seven hits as
the Tigers beat the New York Yam
KEGS, to l. The Tiger solthpaw
famed II Yankee batsmen.
Eddie Bull" Durham. second
string pitcher, allowed the 81. Louis
Browns but four singles as the Rcd
SoX triumphed 3 to 0
The Washington Senators swept
their series with the Chicago Whi-e
Sox by taking the final tilt, ) to i.
Pat Malone 5 binding speed ara
tricky slants were too much for
the Brooklyn Robins and the Chi
cago Cubs took the third game Of
the important series, ) to /. The
victory placed the Cubs Il fraction
more than game in front.
The St. Louis Cards and Boston
Bravcs split a Embleheadcr, the
Cards winning the opener, to ;.
and the Braves taking the second,
3 to ..
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh were
rained out.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15
'DOUBLEHEADER
IS ENJOYED. BY
BASEBALL FANS

Baseball fans enjoyed a couotc-
header at Wilson field last night
when a girls team defeated the
court house nine % to 5 and a
picked team beat the All Stars, y
to in 10 innings.
Ike Price and Ted Ehmkc pre-
scnted the greatest trouble to thc
All Stars each collecting three safe
ties one of Ehmke'S being how
run. Patterson and Shawn
connected three times each for Il
All Stars.
Mickey Giles girls pitcher had
difficulty getting the ball past Me.
Farand court house slugger who
pounded out three home runs. Ruth
Ehmke with three hits led her
teammates with the bludgeon. al
though Vivian Haskell threw Il
scare into the court house players
when she pounded out home run
on her first trip to the plate
Members of the girls team were
Vivian Haskell, Mildred Giles. Mil
dred, Ruth and Esther Ehmke. Flor
ence Gorfman. Jean Stewart, Helen
Jenkins, Henrietta Estes and Emily
Beals.
There will be no game until Mon
day night when the Golden State
Creamery plays the Bank of Italy.
Following arc the standings ot the
teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15

tough with plenty of scalps dang
ling at his belt already.
Mariana Cebu whirlwind local
Filipino, who. has scored nine knoe K
outs in II fights will show in the
semi-final against Johnnie Hill OF
San Diego. Cebu has a terrific
punch and if he can connect with
Hill, the latter is going to know
that something has happened hill
is considered the more clcycr OF the
two though he also can hit.
Kid Oso. the Sinaloa champion,
who is reported to live up to his
name the bear will be seen in
action against Al Longcria, also OF
Long Beach. Oso was to have mad
his first appearance in the local
ring last week but the card was
called off. Longeria husky ltal
ian, has been going good i'll the
smaller clubs around Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15
JUNIOR TENNIS
HONORS SOUGHT
BY CALIF0RNiANS

CULVER, Ind, Aug. Is. U.P)--
Billy Doeg and Larry Myers of San
ia Monica, Calf, team which was
completely overlooked by the see
ing committee, needed only one
more victory today to win the Ma
tional Junior Doubles Tennis Cham
pionship.
Doeg, younger brother of the l.
:. Davis cup team player, and Mey-
ers eliminated two seeded teams
yesterday, defeating Karl Kamrath
and Joe. Bill Bradley, Austin. Tex,
seeded no. in the quarter finals.
and beat William Jacobs. Baltimore.
and Kendall Cram, Nashville, Tenn,
seeded no. 5, in the semifinals.
The double victory qualified the
Californians for championship
match with Wilmer Hines. Colum-
bia, S. c., and Judge Beaver, Gains
vile, Ga.
Todav's second championship
match will pit Frank Parker. Mil
waukee, and George Beynton, At
lanta, against the winner of a semi
final contest between Jay Cohn,
Santa Monica, Calf, and Jack
Lynch, Taft. Calf. and jock Nc
Lean, Washington. D. c., and F. H.
Berelay, Baltimore, Nd, for the
boys doubles title. Cohn and Lynch
and McClean and Barclay each had
set when darkness halted their
match yesterday.
Singles competition has reached
the semifinal round in both divis-
ions. Tedav's pairings in the Junior
class placed Charles Hunt. San Fran
cisco against Wilmer Hines, Colum
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15

20 sign the official papers in q few
days.
1t was understood Sharkcy will
receive 100000 with the privilege
cf 30 per cent Of the gate and the
Italian will get ~ guarantee but p
per cent Of the receipts
The fight viii he held either at
Soldiers Field or at one Of the base
ball parks.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15
/ |SP0R i S.
Golfer Starts
Open Tourney

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. l.. UP,
Seeking $4,000 first prize money
some 40 odd golfers teed off today
for the opening round of the St.
Paul $4,000 open golf tournament,
Otto Hackharth, Cincinnati. Ed
die HiSert, Blue Island, ILL.,. and
Bill Marrctt, Minneapolis. were the
first threesome to tee off this morn
ing. They started shortly after $50
and the contest for ranking posi-
tions began.
Saturday night the best "a scores
and ties will qualify for a final
round of sc holes on Sunday. In
case Of tie after the - holes, play
off probably will be arranged for
Monday afternoon.
Golfers eho were expected to at
tract large galleries included Tom
my Armour, Detroit professional,
Ed Dudley, Wilmington. Del. Hor-
ton Smith, New York professional
who rose to fame as a touring play
er from Joplin, Mo, and Walter Ha-
gen, Detroit.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

Portland, ); San Francisco. 3.
Others night games.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15
LEAGUE
Yesterday 5 Results

st. Louis. -: Boston. 30.
Chicago, ); Brooklyn, /.
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, RAIN.
New Nork and Cincinnati. raiA.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15
Coast Leaguers
Keep Positions
san FRANCISCO, Aug. :. up

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. =. UdD
Positions i'm the Pacific Coast
league remained virtually unchanged
today after yesterday 5 games. Hoi-
lywood was first, Los Angeles Sec
ond, and San Francisco thiId.
The Shciks defeated Seattle, 1876,
last night, helped along in the VIZ
tory By eight runs scored in the
fourth inning. Mickey Heath, first
baseman for Hollywood, cloutcd two
home runs.
Sacramento was defeated by Los
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15

Angeles, 4-1..a sacrifice fly in the
ninth keeping The Senators from
suffering shut out beating.
Portland rallied in the ninth to
win over San Francisco, 5-3, and the
Missions punching hits in the ninth
defeated Oakland, S3.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15
FANS PROMISED
MUCH SLUCGLNC
ON FIGHT CARD

Fight fans will be in clover to-
night at the Imperial Valley Ath-
etic club, when four siX-round bouts
and one four-round will be put on.
Heading the procession is Bobby
James, Vancouver boy, who has
fine reputation in the northwest
and although only recently leaving
the amateur ranks where he won
q championship, he has been equally
successful among the professionals.
James meets Jack Moore of Long
Beach reputcd to be rough ana
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15

Ell CENTRIC
Barney Brock, 9th Il Main
Goss g. Sones, Imperial & Adams
Hattons Garage, 9th e. Broadway
Edgar Bros Co. 4th and Main at.
CALEXICO-
u. 8. Grant Auto Equipment,
3rd and lockwood
CALIPATRIA--
Pops Service Station
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15

BRAWLEY-
Super Service Station, Plaza
A. w. Pahnke. East Main st.
Dicks Service Station. East Main st..
Whites Service Station. w. Main st.
Colledge View Service Station
Corner A & North Imperial Ave.
HEBER-
J. s. Stindt
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15
Carnera-Sharkey
Battle Assured

NEW YORK, Aug. -. U.R}-
Primo Camera and Jack Sharkcv
will meet in . l0-round bout in CHI
cago on or about September %, il
was announced by Miquc Malloy,
Windy City promoter, before he !cfJ
for the west late yesterday.
Biz Duffy Of Camera : board q
control and Johnny Buckley and
Jack Conway. Sharkcy's managers,
Malloy said, have verbally agreed
10 terms and expressed willingness
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15

and is figured the man to trip up
the bear.
Deacon Andy Brooks always pop
ular with valley fans returns artcr
a long absence to meet George l'u-
ion who halls from San Diego WDerc
he acquired considerable rcnown as
an amateur. He also recently turned
professional and is out for higher
ratings on boxing cards.
Kid Mexico and Kid Garcia will
opcn the show. The lads arc
couple Of willing pluggers who are
ready to get into the ring and paste
each other until one or the other
drops.
Fans who like plenty of smuggling
with little science will have their
fiji tonight if advance dope means
anything.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15

bia, s. c., and Karl kamrath. Aus
tin, Ten, against James -Bobbitt,
Pasadena, Calf.
Jay Cohn. Santa Monica, Calf.
defending champion. and George
Boynton, Atlanta, Ga, are paired
in the boys singles upper bracket
with frankie Parker. Milwaukee,
and Jack Lynch. Taft. Calf. play
ing for the second finals berth
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-15
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

Yesterdays Results
Boston. 5; st. Louis, 0.
Washington. 5; Chicago, I.
Cleveland, Is; Philadelphia, 0.
Detroit ,: New York. |.
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Paddock And Bride
On Honeymoon Trip

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PAINTERS WIN
OVER HOUNDS

san BESrTO. De- II Wan
IRE san Be-I-0 G7e-aozlGs failed
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the CANE With -5z Wes-zco high
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Paris Awarded 1880
Gndiron Trophy

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. p P-The football cham
pionship and silver trophy Of the Texas Junior College
Athletic Association were officially awarded 70 Pars
Junior College Of Paris ~ : meeting here last night CT
coaches from member schools
J. z AcLenore o. Paris was reelected president
Of the association ard 9 = DAVIS OF John Tzrleton
Agricultural College secretzrT-trezSurer- l. " HSrIS-
field Of Hll<boro Junior College was elected vice-pre<
dent
The conference was divided into two districts for
the basketball season the western division including
HillSbCrO Junior College, John Tzrletcn Agricultural
College Amarillo Junior College. and the eastern div
son: Paris Junior College. Texarkznz Junior College.
College O. Marshall and Tyler Junior College
Winners In each division must be decided BIZ Feb.
Il and plsE-Off for the championship VIII Be played be-
fore Feb IS
Tyler Junior College was admitted 20 membership
a the association 10 participate IN basketball track
golf and tennis tournaments for the remainder O. rhc
year.