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Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-12
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 1880

Estate of
FLORENCE r. WILSON,
Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned, d. A. Wilson, as
Executor of the Last Will and Testa
ment and estate of Florence r.
Wilson, deceased, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, that
within six months after the first
publication of this notice they either
file them with the necessary vouch-
ers in the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of the State of
California, in and for the County
of Imperial, or exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers to the said
D. A. Wilson, as Executor of said
estate, at 207 Bank of America
Building, in the City of Ell Centre,
California, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business
of the said estate in the County
of Imperial, State of California.
Dated at Ell Centro, California,
this 4th day of January, 1888
D. A. WILSON,
Executor of the last will and
testament and estate of Flor
ence r. Wilson, deceased.
Childers and Roberts, Attorneys
for Executor.
j 5 u 10 26, r
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POST>PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS
Used Cars. Trucks

FOR SALE 1896 GMC pickup. 1885
Dodge pickup about two hun
dred tons. Good dairy COW feed
2lA miles South Meloland, phone
8703J4 HaVekorst Farms. J15
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NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLICA-
TION FOR LETTERS TESLA
MENTARY.
Nc. 1881
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
327-328
In the Matter of the Estate of
IDA B. LANDERS,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that a
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-12
Special Notices

Valley Upholstery
Cleaners. Automobiles and furni-
ture our speciality. Cars
thoroughly vacuumed by high
powered machine. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 666 Broadway. Phone
606J J14
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YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS!
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% For Sale, Miscellaneous

WANTED dry stock to pasture
corn stalks and lettuce culls. 21a
months feed. 212 miles North on
4th St, Sigmon.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-12

THE FOLLOWING cars for sale at
Consoles, 511 Broadway, Ell Cen
tro. 1886 International Pickup,
1884 Ford. People Finance and
Thrift Co. J1-TF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-12
Used Cars, Trucks

1884 CHEVE Master Coupe. $265. 90
1893 Woodward. J15
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Country Property

40 ACRES, u miles southwest of
Ell Centre. Fertile soil. Write E.
Helmer, Gen. Del, Ell Centre. J14
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EiUeSrOcH For Safe

ONE q thoroughbred riding mare
Phone G33J or 168 Ell Centro J15
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Help Wanted
Situations Wanted

WANTED house work by hour or
day Experienced. Cora Arm
strong. 140 e. Hamilton. J15
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3 HEAD of work horses. See +. T..
Alexander 2 miles south McCabc
Store. East side BraWlGy Main
,J15
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| SMALL new Silver Tone table
model radio, l Western Air Pa
troll battery set table radio,
Western Air Patrol Console radio.
Phone HoltVille SIS. J10-TF'
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
NEW YOhK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Oct. 26. (UPg
Stocks today experienced their wid :
est decline since the peace ad-
vance began on September y:
AT the lows. leading issues showed
losses Of fractions to 2 points. som
higher priced shares were down 3
points or more. Near the close q
better tone was noted and prices
came back partially.
Trading was above yesterday a.
result of tremendous turnover II
Packard. At the opening strinf
amounting to 45.900 shares appear
ed at So up =. Later it reached
55s and held steady. By the enc
of the fourth hour the issue hac
sales of 172.200 snares. or IA pei
cent of the 100000 shares turned
over. ooa,
In the last hour a block of $500
shares of Commonwealth d SOUTH
ern sold at ?, up u. Other low
prices utilities turned active.
Utility shares generally turned uI
from the lows on further talk Of
early launching Of a billion dollar
construction program for detense
purposes. Public service. whlch
touched 80 off ~ came back 10
90 Early in the session. traders
seized upon poor steel reports to
take profits in steles. L. 5. Steel
touched 64as off IL and Bethlehem
56 3 off I y. Both rallied from the
DOW Jones closing stock aver
ages: Industrial 1920. off 1.79; rail
15S off O.42; utility 24.67, up %
Stock sales approXimated l,700.0oG
shares compared with 100000 II
the previous session. Curb stock
sales were 2SS.000 against $4,000
shares yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Vic Grabs
Liinne|iight
With Win

CALEXICO, Oct. 26. CUP) = An
alert Vic Villavicencia Tuesday
night took the lions share of plau-
dts at the CaleXico athletic club
when he pounded out a decision
over Ivan Lewis in the semi-Wind-
up.
Beaten in the first round and
held even in the second, Vic alter
ed his style and came bounding back
to score heavily in the final stanzas.
Stuart Adams, Calipatria pride,
took a decision over Mel Crisp of
Calexico. Crisp made only one stand,
in the first round. After that it was
all Adams.
Ivan Lewis, who lost a decision
to Villavicencia in Ell Centre last
week, started fast to win in the
opening round, but Vic was not to
be fooled in the third and fourth
rounds.
He used his left to feint the Ne
gro out of position, then crashed
through with a right hand that all
but sent Lewis to the canvas.
Other bouts: Morlyn Childers
kayoed Bob Groves %, Lee Flores
deciSioned Vince Mendell, Joe Con
zalez decisioned Ted Mclean, Eddie
Reed kayoed Jasper Keeling (2).
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Hitter Boxer
MeetHogues
Leo Ellis Lines
Up Tough Foes
For Twins

Jacumba's Hogue twins and
sign: Under New Management, to-
day promised a revived interest IN
bouts at the El Centro athletic club
on Thursday nights, according to
j. Sterling Oswalt. club director.
Leo Ellis, new matchmaker at the
ECAC. has lined up Al Higgs and
Bill Mitchell as opponents for the
Hogue twins Thursday night.
Higgs and Mitchell have been
mopping up on lightweights and
welterWeights on the coast during
the past few weeks, and though
they claim no titles they have beat
en- a host of battlers who do.
Higgs is a terrific hitter and
Mitchell is one of the best boxers
in the amateur ranks.
The twins. however, are in better
shape than they have been all sea-
son. Bigboy is hitting harder than
ever before and the boxing techni-
que has returned to Shorty's bag
Of weapons.
Five preliminaries will build up
to the double main event.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Cd!HOrnla Crains-Sacked
IL. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES. Oct. ee. G-P,-
Trading continued slow with s,,n-
pies M 3derate and prices steady Ia
slightly weaker. ~
Asparagus Slow: Imperial Wv
punched . regal $3.50; fey std 1886.
Lettuce: Moderate demand: Quad.
dIupe' Lompoc & Santa Maria dry
PACK dozen S1.50-1.65. SIS 81 10.
ii,,z5, san Luis Obispo As s1.75-2; s.
Squash: Dull. local white sum-
ner Tugs o5-S1; Imperial Wy crates
33-Sl; Coachella Wy lugs 90-S1: San
Diego Co lugs 1890. Italian local
Jugs SOC. San Diego Co 85-S1,
|oachella Wy lugs &, flats 1890
imperial Wy flats 90-S1; yellow
erookneck local lugs $1.00-1. .25; I'm
2erial Wy S1.10-L25; Coachella Wy
15-S5c. Local cream 40-50c. Table
queen 5O-6Oc. Banana per ton 500
2S: hubbard $3.50. Pumpkins $40
Tomatoes: Steady; Globes local
lugs 4x5s 75x90c 5x5s & 5x6s Is
81; sx6s 65-75c. Orange CO. 4x5s
S1-I15; 5x5s & 5x6s S1.25-1.35; 6x6s
9O-Sl:lo; Ventura Co: Santa Maria.
san Luis Obispo & Pismo 4x5s $1.10-
l.l5: 5x5s & 5x6s 81 35-1.5O; 6x6s
90-Sl; Pole San Diego Co & Ventura
60 player flats s. lugs 4x5s 81
l.25; 5x5s d 5z6s 81 25-140. Santa
Barbara Co. 3-layer lugs 5X5s &
5x6s s1.75-1.90: 9x6s S1.35-1.40; 3
| layer 5x5s $1.15-14O; 6x5s 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26

They counted the El Centre
Spartan football team out OF thf
grid title picture today and re-
cast lots in favor of CaleXico
Brawley and Holtville in that order
Calexico automatically placed first
in the list by football experts OF
the valley as a result of the Bull
dog 1876 win over Holtyille. Roy
Sasaki's running ability edged the
northenders into second place
choice.
Holtville was generally regarded
as the dark horse of the league
The Vikings nave potentially pow
erful team but as yet have not
begun to click.
Back to the Spartans, we flnd a
heavy. powerful line backed by an
almost futile backfield. Lack OF
spark is apparently responsible for
n share of The backfield's ineffl-
cheney.
Quoting from Paul Post land l
hate to quote Imperial Valleys best
public address announcer the
Spartans are heavy but slow OF
foot and brain.
CaleXico Bulldogs, who tangle
with the Spartan eleven Friday
night. are alert and fast. Sande'
is the best runner in the valley
Mendoza is the best plunger ano
passer. Bowker is as good at block
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Crucial iilts
Slated Friday
Spartans, Vikings
Prep to Stop
Sander, Sasaki

Cries of stop Sandez" and stop
Sasaki" rang louder from Ell Cen
tro and Hotville gridirons today
as those teams continued to drill
on a defense which will stop the
running stars of CaleXico and Braw-
ley high school teams.
FL Centro. held to a 90 tie by
Brawley last Friday night, will in
wade CaleXico Friday night for a
game which will make or break
the Spartan chances for a title.
Holtville will journey to Brawley
for a game against the northend
Wildcats. Holtville bowed to a
clicking Calexico club last Friday
The Spartans, whose offense was
anything but impressive last week,
divided time between defensive play
to stop Sandez and line assignments
on offenSe.
Holtville, besides working on de-
fense, planned to smooth their at
tack which functioned in only one
quarter last week against the Bull
dogs from the Border City.
In Calexico Coach Covington
cooked up a few magic formulas
for Sandez, Mendoza and co. New
plays off reverses and more pass
plays were stressed in workouts as
the Bulldogs prepared to continue
its drive toward a title.
Coach Bob Erskine in Brawley
took things easy in workouts early
in the week to halt the rapidly
mounting injury list.
Roy Sasaki will be on hand. how
ever, to take up where Ralph Skile,
left off when he was injured las
week. Sasaki is the same type Of
tricky runner as Ted Sandez.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
l.. A STOCKS

Los ANGELES. oct. 26. up
Five issues gained, three lost and
eight remained unchanged in trad =
ing today on the Los Angeles stock
exchange. Volume appropriated
$500 shares.
Central Investm ment was unchanged
at 19: Pacific Finance 4 unchanged
al liz; Transamerica down y at
90 Western Air Express unchanged
at 39s; Bolsa Chica Oil unchanged
at 31A: Holly Development up .
cents at S1.05.
Richfield Oil was up i at -
Republican Petroleum down i al
Al: Claude Neon unchanged al
1917 Consolidated steel common un-
changed at 7; Consolidated Steel
pfd up y at IL Douglas Aircraft
up II at 681z for a new high.
General Motors was down . al
5O5s; Lockheed Aircraft up y al
POS for a new high; Menasco Man
ufacturing unchanged at 31s, and
RYAN Acronautica! unchanged al
2S
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
THIS VACATION STUFF FOR
Ball Players May Not Be So Hot
MIGHT ENCOURAGE SLUMPS

Take the Phillies, for example,
a team from MIR. Mack's own
home town. The Philiies lost 105
games and won but 45 this year,
indicating that most of the play
ers were i'm slump most of the
time. IL would lake a travel bu-
reau the size of Thomas Cook
and Sons to handle the vacation
plans of this crew, and if all
of them left at the same time
the Phillies wouldn't have
enough men left to play one
eyed cat, much less baseball.
These vacations with pay
would be expensive to the club
owners, too. Mr.. Mack didn't
say so, but l suppose it is all
right to assume that the worse
the slump, the longer the trip.
Suppose the Cubs had been us
ing this plan in the last World
StIlCS. w houUu
sent Carl Reynolds? Nothing
short of a round the world cruise
with a ten-day stop off at Glib
raltar, would have cured him.
am also inclined to believe
that when the hot weather came
along, and the dOubleheaders
had piled up, the thought of
quiet canoe trip down the cool
and ripping st. Lawrence, or
a North Cape cruise, might bring
on some deliberate slumps. All
fellow would have to do to
earn one of these would be to
take a few called third strikes,
drop a few flies, or ease up on
his fast ball.
Or am l intimating that base
ball players, unlike Caesars wife,
are not above reproach? If l am,
it is time to quit.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Nevada Players
Gust Grid Coach

RENO, New, Oct. 26. UP)-Act-
ing President Leon Hartman an
nounced late today that Head Foot
ball Coach Doug Dashiell of the
University of Nevada had asked
to be relieved of his duties as
coach for the remainder of the sea-
son.
The announcement followed four
days of open rebellion" among the
students. Forty members of the
football squad, student president
Dave Coldwater and Varsity Man.
ager r. j. Ronzone signed petit
ton asking the resignation of
Dashiell, line coach Duane Keller
and DR.. j. E. Martie, athletic direc-
tor and head of the physical educa-
ton department.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
YANKEES TRADE H0AG, GLENN
TO BROWNS FOR MILLS, ORAL
HILDEBRAND

NEW YORK. Get. 26. CUP)-The
New York Yankees today announced
a four player deal with the ST.
Louis Browns which sent Catcher
Joe Glenn and Outfielder Myrii
Hoag to st. Louis in exchange for
Pitcher Oral Hildebrand and Out
fielder Colonel CBuster) Mills.
1t was straight player for play
er deal and no CASH was involved
Hoag. in tine Yankee organiza-
ton eight years, one of which was
spent at the Newark farm, played
in 85 games this year and batted
.271. Glenn was the second string
Yankee catcher and batted 260 in
IL games during 1898.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26

sistant to head coa;h. Since that
time Santa Clara has lost just one
football game-to Texas Christian,
90, in the last game of the 1896
season. Despite that loss Santa
Clara had a record of 7 victories
out of games and won the Sugar
Bowl nomination. Under ShaWs
regime Santa Clara has won q
out of 90 games, a 2la year record
few coaches ever have been able
to achieve under the exigencies of
modern football.
A stickler for details and funda-
mentals, Shaw has developed the
Notre Dame style of attack. AL
though stressing primarily blocking,
tackling and sound football, Shaw
has worked out variations from
the Notre Dame style which have
made Santa Claras attack unique.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
CHICAGO GRAINS

guICAGO, Oct. %. IUPJ---LaIy Iy
scsttered buying erased fractional
losses in wheat on the chicago
heard OF trade today. after an carry
decline because Of weakness IN ioT-
eign markets. = %
A. roru unchanged to off =, ana
cats unchanged TO X higher.
Commission house selling burdeh- a.
"A me corn market and resulted ~
a fractional decline. Buyihs oh
resting orders was unc2Nereu. II h
riVals locally continued heavy WIN
cstimated receipts today 474 cars
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
East Commands
Grid Spotlight

NEW YORK, Oct. &c. CUP)-
Eastern football, forced to take a
back seat most of the season, COM
mands national attention this week
with a quartet OF games that have
more angles than a geometry text
book.
For Saturday the east offers:
Army-Notre Dame at New York
featuring color, tradition and hard
football.
Pittsburgh Fordham az Pitts
burgh, a game with a bearing on
the mythical national title.
Harvard Princeton at Cambridge
first Of the big three" meetings
of the year.
And Yale Dartmouth at New
Haven in one of those anything
can happen affairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kline
Post Press Sports Editor

ING back as any. excepting Jack
Gray.
Brawley, with Sasah in the
backfield looms as the best bet to
stop CaleXico Roy is a tricky run
ner and good passer. The Braw-
lev forward wall is not as heavy as
other valley lines but is at least as
fast and probably peppier than any
other front defense in the league.
Holtville is probably stronger
than performance indicated in the
Calexico game. It seemed they
were overconfident in. the CaleXico
game. Chances are they won't be
oveuonfident again.
SO it appears they might have
been right when they counted out
the Spartans. The rest OF the
league teams are showing improve
ment. e. Centro is not.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, Oct. 26. up
Connie Mack's suggestion that
players in slumpS be granted
vacations with pay instead of
suspensions is gratifying to those
of us who have long pitied the
baseball hands for their hard
work and oppressive hours.
II is almost more than one can
bear To think of a baseball play
er's drudgery. He must work
nearly six months of each year,
and at the sweatShop hours of
from 8 pm. TO pm. The only
time he has to rest his weary
bones is from the end of Septem-
her until late i'm February. when
he must leave the slush and cold
of his home and go to Florida
or California. l have always
thought that the sports writing
profession needed pen of a
Charles Dickens to portray the
suffering of the baseball labor
erS.
The venerable Mack, MANAGE
of the Philadelphia Athletics,
would relieve this situation with
gay holidays for players who
begin to show signs of distress
during the season. When a hit
ter fell into slump he would
be given pat on the back and
told to pack up his wife and
kiddies in the car and, at the
clubs expense, take a trip thru
the Green mountains.
The suggestion is that of a
true humanitarian, and am
all for it, but being somewhat
of realist can't help but admit
that its general adoption might
well bring complications.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Junior College to
Tackle Pasadena

FL Centro junior collegians plan
ned stiff workouts today and to-
morrow as the Arabs prepared to
end a week Of idleness by invading
Pasadena's Rose Bowl for a game
with Pasadena junior college Fri
day night.
The junior college will take %
players to Pasadena, according to
Robert Armstrong, grid mentor.
The squad is in good shape physic-
ally after their victory over Braw-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Laverne, B. J.C.
Play Thursday

A heavy Laverne College reserve
football team will provide enter
tainment for the Brawley junior
college Warriors Thursday night at
Brawley field. The game will start
at o'clock.
Laverne reserves boast a good
running and passing attack but
nevertheless will find the going
tough against the now confident
Brawley eleven.
Brawley defeated Phoenix jay
Gees, 1877, last Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26

21-6, Santa Clara scored its four
teenth straight victory, string
unmatched by any other big-time
eleven. The victorious streak started
when Santa Clara triumphed over
Louisiana State, 21-14, in the Sugar
Bowl game at New Orleans on Jan.
l, 1887.
Shaw is the Pacific coasts most
successful coach, and also its most
handsome He is a tall, lean jaWed
individual with iron gray hair and
a collar ad profile.
When Clipper Smith left Santa
Clara to become coach at Villanova
in 1886, Shaw stepped up from as
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Imperial High,
Central Bees to
Clash Saturday

Imperial high schools undefeated
football team Wednesday began
new prep sessions to put its grid
ders in condition for what is ex-
pected to be the toughest game of
the season. El Centro Bees will
furnish the opposition for the I'll
gers on Central field at o'clock
Saturday night.
Imperial holds victories over
Brawley, Palm Springs, Holtville,
CaleXico reserves and Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
FL Centro Baseball
Team to Open
Season in brawIey

Jack Stark's winter baseball team
will open its season against the
Brawley All-Stars in Brawley Sun
day afternoon.
The Starkmen will have five
minor league players on the roster
including Bob Elliott, Bus Adams.
Rip Russell, Bob Gibson and Dunn
Ter.
The lineup: Catcher, Price
pitcher, Dumler; first base, StinSon; :;
second base, Andrade; third base,
Russell. shortstop, Gibson; out
field, Adams, Elliott and N. Adams.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Crouch Loses
Garrison

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26. CUP)-
Jimmy Garrison, Kansas City light
weight, pounded out a close deci-
sion over George Crouch of Los
Angeles in their 10 round main
event bout at Olympic Auditorium
last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26

ley jaycees nearly two weeks ago.
Mills. traded to the Browns by
the Red Sox early this year, has
spent only two full years in the
majors. He reappeared in 1913 OF
the Browns games last season and
batted .281. Hildebrand, who is a
righthanders is a seven year major
league veteran. He won eight ano
lost 10 games in % mound appear
ances last season.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Allison Annoyed
By Bear Showing

BERKELEY, Cal, Oct. 26. CUP)
Coach Stub Allison shook up his
first-string varsity today after an
unsatisfactory practice drill in prep
aration for Saturdays game with
Oregon State. Allison said the Bears
offense was "the worst in weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Oct. 26. fUP)
Hogs 100 Steady; top 80; bulk
s.50-910: sows 7-7.25.
Cattle 1000. Steady; good e
choice fed steers $50: common
steers 6.25; grass heifers SIS; cows
5-6: cutter grade 3.50-4.75: bulls
j.25-660. Calves 300 Steady; few
vealers TO 10. Slaughter calves 7
IT'S.
sheen none. Good to ehoie'
wooled lambs quoted 1908.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26

Vic ViIlavicencia. CaleXico's light
weight pride. remained among the
valleys amateur boxing kings Tues
day night when he pounded Ivan
Lewis into submission.
Where he failed against a Los
Angeles lightweight two weeks
ago. Vic succeeded Tuesday.
Beaten in the first two rounds
by the El Centro Negro, Vic alter
Ell his style to come back for VIC
tory. He tented Lewis out Of pos
ition with a left, then crossed a
dynamiting right which took all OF
the fight out of the left handed
El Centre amateur.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26

Imperial high school, boasting
the best passing back in the valley.
will be on exhibition Saturday nigh;
at e. Centro field against the
Spartan Bees.
El Centro Bees. expected to step
into a varsity role next season, Will
present The Imperial Tigers with
their stiffest assignment of the
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Santa Clara
Departs for
Michigan Tilt

SANTA CLARA, Cal, Oct. 26.
(UP)-Santa Claras unbeaten and
united football team leaves here
by train today for Lansing, Mich,
where the Broncos meet Michigan
State in an intersectional game
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Markets At
A Glance

stocks lower and moderately
a Ctive. - :
Ponds irregularly lower; I. ,.
higher.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton steady. re
Wheat off p to = cents corn OH
= TO y.
Rubber firm.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Il. Il. POULTRY

Hens ms ANGELES. oct. 26. UrP,-
uaens' ieghorns, 80 10 4 lbs. 'Os' 1ee 3fe
Ems ieghorns over 4 lbs '''5oc
aaens. aen. colored 81 to 4 lbs. b9' ''''''1Se 1see
Ps 3ehS eolored 4 lbs up....''' ''''' a9S 59e
PProiiiers Priis over l up to IL H. 19c 19c
ProiIers over IL and up IN n 81 I1aac
rivers tLeghorns) 2I to ? ~,
EFryers' 2l9 up II 81 lbs. i2c i2c
ppIyers, colored. 81, to 4 lbs i9e iSc
i'TSs ters, soft bone, othe, tban io'
rocks ~ lbs up ..,,4,i man 10
sStarIed sta Rocks over 4 lbs .... 10 C
Old Roosters ..''........ 15c
6OIu,ckIlngs. ~, over ) lbs. -
Geese ''''#''''.' '''......... 0Sc
W., ''-.'' -. ............. 15o
rouhS tom turkeys. 20 lbs, nm IS
oung tom turaeys II to 90 IbS -
Young Hen Turkeys, s 10 ~ ibs "a
oung Hen Turk eys II up %
squads II lbs. pr doz and IN 5et &C.
Capohs under lbs. 34c
6apons, lbs. and up oec
haoDlts no. ! white 3L lbs
70 412 lbs ..... II.
Rabbits. mixed colors ..... 9c
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Buck ShuWNdmed
Coach ofWeek'
AS BroncS Annex

Cara Lawrence Timothy 'Buck)
greatest tackles today selected by the
his teams eat III
beating Arkansas keeping streak OF
BY conquerng Arkansas Saturday
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-26
Bradshaw Drills Fresno

FRESNO, Cal, Oct 26. UP)-COach Jimmy Bradshaw sun
performed against Nevada
the remainder oil he
consider ourselves lucky
Aggies Saturday.