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Hello, Folks:

Cupid just conided to my boy
Friday that he was so tired OF
piercing hearts. He says he can't
keep up with the male species these
DAYS and it seems to him as If he
doesn't even have to hardly glance
at a couple before the young man
has popped the question. Cupid
says, "Drat that draft; it's cheat
ing me out of my job" And speak
ing of the draft, Sal heard one of
the sheiks about town say, well,
with so many of the eligible hus-
bands to be hanging round on
trees, l guess every gal ought to
be able to land husband now. If
she can't land one now, she must
be hopeless"
Did you know: That sentimental
ditty "I'll Never Smile Again" by
the Ink Spots, now playing in a
Chicago nitery, will have plenty of
competition in the form of Lunce-
ford's fine arrangement of Whats
Your Story, Morning Glory. &.
Those Golden Gate Boys heard ev-
cry Sunday with John Kirby and
Maxine Sullivan are surely a
solid sender"
Street Scenes: ROBERT SHOFF-
NER strolling down 4th Avenue S.,
in a new LES Hite Trouser" out
fit. BERNARD THOMAS of
Cleveland, Ohio, stopping in for a
look at the Dreamland Cafe.
BARBARA MCCLURE and DON
STRAWDER, holding hands walk
ing round the 4th Ave. S. vicinity.
=. MR.. and MRS. JAMES MIREE
greeting friends and customers
down at their fine barbecue cafe.
Campus Candids: That beautiful
new Union holds a real fascination
for all the co-eds. A few days ago
BOB GARDNER was in 7th
Heaven out in front of the Union
what with being surrounded by the
following co-eds about town:
ELIZABETH MOORE, GLADYS
WHITE and MILLICENT BUR-
CESS. Saw AL MCCLURE
a-stroling past the Library. 4.
And what St. Paul fellow las
usuaD was completely taken in
with the new bowling alley out at
school? Il know an" of Mime
apolis won't be receiving as many
boxes of Fanny Farmer candies).
Did You Know: LOUISE
BEAVERS, famed screen actress,
has returned to the public, being
seen in current Dick Powell-Joan
Blondell flicker. Now that we have
CLARENCE MUSE, Rochester,
WILLIE BEST Dob Hopes boy
Syracuse) and HATTIE Nc
DANIELS holding forth this year,
there is every indication for an
other sepia Oscar winner.
Sal wishes she could think of
cute name for Merle Potter's col
umn, for there are several articles
in that big window down town on
Nicollet that she could use. And
they all go to the winner. Oh! Boy!
While riding on the bus last
week, overheard two of our tykes
about town relaying this joke:
They said, Hitler ordered 10000
airplanes from Henry Ford. Ford
asked where they were to be de-
ivered. The No. l Nazi remarked
that he would pick them up when
he passed through Detroit this
winter"
So, folks, 1 must be dashing
along and until next week don't
forget,
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File No. $3.50

File No. $3.50
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR
ADMINISTRATION, LIMITING TIME
TO FILE CLAIMS AND FOR
HEARING THEREON
State of Minnesota, County of Hennepin.
In Probate Court.
In Re Estate of John E. Fitzsimmons,
Decedent.
Order for Hearing Petition for Letters
of Administration
It Is Ordered that all persons interested
show cause, If any they have, before this
Court on Monday, October 81, 1910, at 10
o'clock A. M. in the Court House in Min
neapolis, Minnesota, why the petition Of
Helen M. Fitzsimmons, Of Hennepin Coun-
ty, Minnesota, for the appointment OF her
self as administrator, herein filed, should
not be granted.
Order to File Claims and for Hearing
1t Is Further Ordered that within four
months from the date hereof all creditors
of said Decedent file their claims in this
Court. Proofs will be heard and claims
examined and adjusted before this Court
on Monday, February 8, 1871, at 10 o'clock
A. M. in the Court House in Minneapolis
Minnesota.
These orders shall be published In the
Minneapolis Spokesman.
court SeaD
Witness the Hon. Manley L. Fosseen.
Judge of Probate Court, this 10th day of
September, 1910.
Alfred A. Donaghue, Attorney,
AIS Masonic Temple.
Ernest P. Lorenz,
Clerk Of Probate Court.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-10-04

Sonny" Franck, Joe Mernik and
all the rest Of Coach Bierman's
charges who performed in yeoman
style. Minnesota faces tough oppo-
sition next Saturday when "Biff"
Jones brings his Nebraska Corn
huskers to Memorial Stadium.
Word comes down from Lincoln,
Nebraska, way, home of the Corn
huskers, that Jones is bringing a
squad of three full teams to the
cities and all capable of shooting
the works"
Ohio State, champions of the Big
Ten conference, made it's opening
game a success by crushing Pitts
burgh 30-7. The alertness of
Charlie Anderson, Ohio's crack Ne
gro end, set up the second pass
play touchdown as he shared a
Pitt pass on his own 48, and fairly
breezed to Pitts 35. On the next
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THE SPORTLIGHT
BY Jimmie Lee

The 1910 football curtain raised last Saturday "g
football concerned Northwest ounced
the highly outed Washington Hues the tune of 1914 thanks to
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WRATH Sc Pc DVOU
DNECH.

Arthur Sewell osleply po-
mocnik We Flag House, mohl S
klidem spati opet v pondelf v
noel. Boy, jeho pes, ztracen byl
pc diva dny. Pc dive noci Sewell
nespal cekaje nan. Asi v 8:15
vecer v pondelf zaslechl znamy
mu zvuk sveho PISA u pTednfch
dvef1 Flag House. Boy byl do
ma.
SeweIl spol6ha Sc ma sveho
PISA kamkoliv jde.
Kdyz pes v pondelf u dveri
Sc ukazal, byl cely promoceny.
Byl jenom slabe hladovym. DIE
vseho zbloudilce ujala Sc neja-
ka rodina. Boy sc ztratil S ma
dvorf domu sestry Sewellovy,
c. 1854 Kennedy avenue, kdyz
tam Sewell navstevou byl. Sc
we'll je vyslouzilcem re sveto-
We valky.
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sPENDLfK v zALUDKU.

sest tydnG starry Thomas Craw-
shaw privezen byl do Balti-
more z Altoona, Pa, kde shle-
dano bylo, re spolkl Spendl1k.
X-rays paprsky v st. Joseph ne
mocnici konstatovano, re spen-
dix je zaludku. Ku operaci
nebylo prikroceno. Ceka Sc az
dltko Dude starsl a silnejsf. V
pondeli dftko odvezeno do AL
toony.
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VOJACI KRADLI.

Diva vojaci z Edgewood arse
nalu chyceni byli v nedeli, kdyz
vloupali sc do dilny s kozesina-
mi We 200 blocku N. <Eutaw uli-
&c a ukradli tam tfi kozichy V
Gene asi 100 dolar1.
Vojaky byli: Frank Reno q
Nicholas KuchaT, oba % roxy
start.
- PRAGUE plnem svetle
kolemjdoucich pc ulici, bandi-
ia V noci z pond6lf ma utery O.
loupil zlatnicky obchod ma w.
Franklin ulici. Ukradl deman-
tOv6 prsteny a hodinky v Gene
$1,000.
Bandita nejprve namfril re-
volver ma Watson Perry, mali
tele, % rokG stareho a pax sva-
zal jemu dratem ruce v obcho-
de, c. 1876 w. Franklin ulice
kolem 7. hodiny vecer. Bandi-
ia byl We start asi 40 rokG. Zlo-
DEF n~estaraje Sc o svetla v OBJ
chodnf mlstnosti, sci ku vyklad
nj skr1ni a wal odtud deman-
tov6 prsteny. PAX sci ku ostat-
MIN a re skrfni ukradl "a no.
dinky. Asi pc 20 minutach zlo-
DEF S pracf byl hotov.
Kolem jdouc1 William J.
Murphy, {. 43O N. Lakewood
avenue, zbavil ruce Perryho
dratu a zavolal policii.
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HASIc PORANEN.

Shozeny z B. & O. lokomoti-
wy kdyz diva vlaky Sc v nedeli
srazily We Fort Meade Junction
33letemu hasici, Arlington A
yers, p~rerazeno bylo koleno.
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OSUDNE ZRANEN.

V elevatoru v tovarne v 1900
blocku N. Washington ulice "a
chycen byl v patek 18lety John
Mccarthy a zranen tax tezce,
re v kratkOsti ZemTel.
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4~8,834,279 VYDANO
MESTEM.

Mestska vydanf pro jedenact
meslcn letoSnlho roku dosahla
vJse $48, 834,279.67. Rozpocet
ma cely rok cin1 $50, 90.
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. NOV. T. NUF)
Trading continued slow.
Asparagus: Imperial select 4.50'
ex fey $50. fey 2.75.
punched vegetables: beets do-o2'
carrots 3550c.
Cucumbers: Imperial 75-SOc; san
Diego 1.0O-1.10.
Lettuce: Guadalupe and santa
Maria As $125-$1.50; 5s S1.10- 81 p ;
Lompoc As S1.50-S1.75; 5s S1.15-
S1.25; San Luis Obispo As Sl.25-
$50: SIS SI.0O-1.25; local loose 20-4V.
Squash: White summer local and
San Diego 60-75e; Imperial and
Coachella 65-75c; Italian local and
san Diego s1.00-S1.25; Imperial loo
Si.35: yellow erookneck Coachella
Sl.OO-1 .25: cream local soc; banana
l-1ltc: Hubbard II ! nc.
Tomatoes: stones 4x5s s5-SlO0i
5x5s Sl.0O-125: 6x6s 75-s5c; san
Diego 4x5s $500; 5x5s S1.00i 6x6s
s5-gOc. san Luis Obispo 4x5s go
81. 60: 5x5s S1.00-1.25; 6x6s 90-$iOO;
Watsonville 5x5s $1.15-1.25i santa
Barbara 5x5s S1.00-1.25 Santa Ma
ria 5x5s sl.0a-1.25; stems santa
Barbara co player 5x6s and larger
s5=S1I5; Slayer 6X6s Sl.0O-li5:
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
joeLouis Signs
To Defend Title
Against Mccoy

NEW YORK, Nov. T. (UP)-Jo'
Louis will defend the world heavy
weight title against Al Mccoy at
the Boston Garden Dec. 16.
This engagement was one of the
two title brawlS announced yeSter-
day by Promoter Mike Jacobs. The
other brings together Middleweight
Champion Ken Overlin and young
Steve Belloise at New York's Madi-
son Square Garden Dec. l3. This
is a return engagement.
Jacobs said he is extending his
wings over the nations rings and
that he will announce next week
two important bouts for Detroit and
one for Chicago.
There is a suspicion that Louis
is being considered for one of the
Detroit engagements. And that he
is being given a tune-up against
McCov at Boston. 1t is recalled thai
Mccoy was licked by Billy Conn
the light heavyweight champion, II
10-round non-title scrap Oct. 18
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
FOOTBALL
BRIEFS
By UNITED PRESS

BERKELEY, Nov. 7. up
Coach Stub Allison will take SO Uni
versity of California players to Les
Angeles late today to meet South
ern California. He said Ted Staff
Ter. left end, and Chuck Donorue,
right end, would not be in condition
to play Saturday because of injuries
received in the oregon State game.
Stew Lewis and Armand SWisher
will replace them.
PALO ALTO, Nov. 7. CUP)-Ed
Stamm. sophomore tackle, replaced
the injured Rod Warnecke in the
Stanford lineup today preparing for
the Washington game. Ken Robes
XIV. brother of All-American Don
Robeskv of the 1923 Indian team
will start at guard in place OF the
injured Chuck Taylor.
FRESNO. Nov. 7. fUPD Capt
Ernie Poore, out of action for sew
eral weeks. reported back to the
Fresno State college squad today
Mike Klotovich, halfback, was re-
ported missing and it was under
stood he had signed TO play pro-
fessional football with the Oakland
Giants.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07

.a record breaking pace in addition
to heading the league in puntlng
and gaining the most yards on m
tercepted passes.
Baugh has completed 68 out OF
96 passes for $50 yards, 10 touch
downs and a 70 per cent passing
percentage. His punting average
from the line of scrimmage is AZ
yards for % punts. He's gained "a
yards on intercepted passes.
Whizzer White, Detroit, regalned
the gaining lead over Banks
McF'adden, Brooklyn, with $3.50 yards
in 1O4 attempts. McFadden has
piled up 326 yards in 144 attempts
and Parker Hall, Cleveland, who is
third. has 308 yards IN 68 attempts.
Don Hutson, Green Bay, and Don
Looney, Philadelphia, share pass
receiving honors with 33 catches
each, only eight passes away from
the league record for one season.
Hutson tied a league record last
Sunday when he caught eight pass
es in one game against the Chicago
Bears. Bill Johnston, Washington,
has caught q passes, giving nm
third place.
Johnston rose from fourth place
to tie teammate Dick Todd for the
point scoring lead. Each has seven
touchdowns for AZ points. Hutson
is third with 38.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Vikings Invade Co|exico
High School Field Tonight

CaleXico high school foot
ball team faces its third stiff
assignment in three weeks
tonight at CaleXico fielo
when the defending cham
pions go up against Holtvilles Vik-
ings gridders. The game will start
at o'clock.
Calexico gridders, who have loss
and a tie to show on their record
in the past two weeks of play, need
a victory tonight to stay in the
valley league title chase and ac-
cording to the showing OF Holtville
against Imperial last week the
Bulldogs will have good deal
more to contend with than in the
first meeting with Holtville.
On that night CaleXico walloped
Holtville. 1870 and was obviously
under wraps in two of the four
quarters played. Tonight, however.
the story will be different. Cal
eXico will have to bear down all
of the way and even under those
conditions the experts give Holt
vile an even chance to win.
Lauro Andrade will be i'll the
starting lineup for CaleXieo but
will still be unable to do any pass
ing because of his shoulder in
jury, according to Coach Covington.
Holtville's backfield of Maynard,
Otis, Hawk and Aldaeo will be in
top shape for the engagement.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Cornell Director
FIays Ohio Action

ITHACA, N. Y. Nov. 7. up
Cornell Athletic Director James
Lynah wrote a defense today of
Coach Carl Snavely who was charg-
ed with signalling from the bench
by L. w. st. John, Ohio State ath-
letic director.
Lynah refuted the charges in let
tiers to Asa S. Bushnell, commits
sioner of the Eastern intercollegiate
Athletic Association and to ST. John
Lynah told Bushnell that he had
been unable to secure any infor-
nation which, in my opinion. jus
titles or sustains the 'unreserved
convictions of DR.. st. John"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Junior College
Seeks Perfect
Season Record

A rugged FL Centre Junior col
lego football team winds up its
1910 grid season at El Centre tield
Monday night when the Arabs will
meet strong Compton j. c.
Rambler eleven in the annual AM
erican Legion Armistice Day game.
The Junior collegianS will have
two aims in Mondays game, the
first to win for Coach Armstrong
and the second to complete a sec
ond straight season without de-
feat to mar their record.
Compton Ramblers boast strong
team. however. and will probably
provide the Arabs with their stiffest
competition Of the season. The
Ramblers are undefeated also.
The junior college team, present.
" under the dictatorship of Don
aid w. Ketchen, high school vice
principal. is in good physical shape
for this one and will have a better
than even chance to complete the
season with a clean record.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
BY HENRY McLEMORE--

TULSA, Okla. Nov. 7. CUP)-
Chet Benefiel is a good coach of a
good football team.
His Tulsa U. Hurricanes have
licked T. c. U. and Detroit, among
others, this season. AS a matter of
fact, the Hurricanes have blown
with tremendous violence save for
one Saturday afternoon.
That was the afternoon of Octo-
Der 5th, at San Antonio, when they
ran into Homer Norton's national
champions. the Texas A. and M
Cadets. They still are flying flags
at half mast in Tulsa for what
happened down there in the home
of the Alamo.
The result was something like
Al TO 6, with Johnny Kimbrough
and his comrades on you guess
what end of the score. was talking
10 Coach Benefiel here yesterday,
and being as I am going to see
the Aggies against S. NJ. u. in Dal-
las Saturday. I asked him a few
questions about the club. You know
the stock stuff. Is Kimbrough as
good as his press notices? Do the
Aggies have the pulverizing power
they are credited with? What
makes EN- click: power, speed. run
ing. passing or all around ability?
Coach Benefiel didn't answer a
single one of the questions. He
simply reached into a drawer of
his desk. pulled out a passel of
papers and handed them to me
That's the report of my scout
who watched the Aggies in a couple
of games before they played us,
he said The scouts name is Jack
Sterrett and he is one of the best in
the business He knows football
and every word of his report is
true"
So, with or without your permis-
sion, am going to run Scout Ster-
rett's observations on the Aggies'
starting lineup.
Left End Sterling: One of the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Hiabe to Go To
Hiunest Bidder

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7. up
Walter Kirby Higbc right-handcd
pitcher of the Philadelphia Phillies
will be sold to the highest bidder,
President Gerry Nugent announc-
ed today.
Negotiations for Higbe's trans
fer were understood to be under
way between the Phils and the New
York Giants, the Cincinnati Reds
and the Brooklyn Dodgers. The
Dodgers were said to have Offered
S125.O0O for the big right-hander
while the Phils asked s150000.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07

eS and transport them to Ell Centro
Friday night. had a little the better
of the moaning Thursday with five
cripples on his casualty list. The
best Coach Raleigh Holt could do
was three cripples.
But by game time, Friday night
at 8 o'clock, Holt was expected to
have at least drawn even.
AS it stands now Brawley has
Martin Navarro on the sidelines
with a bad ankle, Bud Leuchards,
guard, has bruised hip, Neal Jack,
tackle, a twisted knee, Ray Rodri-
guez. halfback. an appendicitis at
tack, Ray Minter, halfback, tooth
ailment. Of the group only Jack
however, was. definitely out of Fri
day nights game.
For FL Centre Milton Console was
the only regular who will definitely
be out of the lineup but there was
a fear that Quarterback Gene Os-
walt would be laid up with an in
Jury sustained in practice Wednes-
day night.
Only other Ell Centro injury was
Paul FabareS, who is still bothered
by q bruised hip. FabareS will be
in the starting lineup, however.
The Friday night game is the
most important test of the season
for both teams as the winner will
emerge as league favorites. Brawley
presently holds a one-half game
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
TODAYS SPORT PARADE

/ best I ever saw. Good receiver rug
ged blocker, fast and exceptionally
tough on defense.
Left Tackle Panel A great tackle
Mote to readers: The word great
was underlined)
Left Guard Robnett: The best
guard in the United States. Bar
none.
Center Vaughn: Terrific on Of
fense. and one of the best back
ers of line I ever saw.
Right Guard Henke: A stand
out. The only thing that prevents
him from being tops is Robnett.
Right Tackle Routt: A fine tackle
with a relief man n Hauser who is
just as good.
Right End Buchanan: Very fast
and shifty. who could be standout
if he didn't like to dog it just a
bit. May be replaced by Simmons
later in the season as Simmons has
everything and likes to work.
Quarterback Pugh: Not too tre-
mendous on strategy, but a great
passer. especially on long ones,
Right Half Thomason: A great
blocker and backer-up. Also one
of the best pass catchers.
Left Half Moser and ConatSer:
These two have everything. Moser
triple threat and fastest. Conat-
ser most effective ball carrier on
squad.
Fullback Kimbrough: Everything
you have heard about him.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANG ELES, Nov. Z tIPl
Hogs POO steady 10 10 cents high
er. Medium to common 165-24S lb.
truekius G.S5-T35; top 735 on 3l6
ID. weights. Few off weights down
to 6. Packing sows 5.25.
Cattle 800. quality mostly com
mon 10 medium slow, about stea-
dy. Few medium steers $50; some
held higher. few common heiters
rs down. stock heifers 7.5O. Cows
$3.50: good quoted around 75oi
Gamers and cutters 425-5.85: few
stockers >. bulls G.25-710: few TO
80: calves 200. slow. scattered
sales steady. odd Veaiers 10 Z,
common slaughter calves 7.50 down.
Load stockers 10.
Sheep 100 no sales, good 10 ehoiee
wOoled lambs quoted around 300.
G 1od ewes $50 or above.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Nov. 7. (UPD-Sec-
retary Morgenthau's request for a
rise in the federal debt limit of as
much as $4,000, ,0OO, 600 and elimi-
nation of the tax exempt privileges
from future government bond is
sues today brought a squirt into
stocks, sent L. SIS bonds to new
highs. and induced wide gains in
odities.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial. 1878,
up 5.77; rail 1884. up 1.07: utility,
2213, up O.62; and % stocks, 1852,
up 1.S1.
stock sales approximated 2.0S0,-
GOO shares, the most since May y
when 2.13O. 900 shares were traded
and compared with 100000 yester-
day Curb stock sales were 265,O00
shares against 253,000 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Reserved Seats
Available

Two hundred reserved seats are
available at Clements drug store
for the FL -Brawley game
Friday night, according to Donald
w. Ketchen. El Centro vice-prln-
cipal.
Reserved seats were put on sale
because of the school officials an
ticipated the largest crowd of the
season Friday night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
BrawIey Jaycees
Start Cage Prep

Brawley junior college jumped
the gun on basketball season this
week. according to Coach John Nc
Intyre, as the Warrior cagers start
ed practice sessions.
The basketball schedule, other
than practice games against COM
mercial league teams, will not start
until December, however, Mcintyre
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
WILSON DENIES RUMOR
HE WILL MANAGE CUBS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Z. up
Reports that Jimmy Wilson, form
er Philadelphia Phillies manager
and present Cincinnati Reds coach
would succeed Gabby Hartnett as
pilot of the Chicago Cubs. were de-
MED here today.
Wilson's wife said a trip to Chi
cago which gave rise to the reports,
was on other business.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Fl Centro Meters
Sharpen Games
For Tennis Meet

Ell Centre high school and jun
ior college tennis players sharpened
their net games this week in prepar-
alton for the first annual Imperial
Valley tennis championships which
get underway one week from to-
day.
James Reedy, Fuzzy Nichols, Jack
Hens. Jimmie Nichols and Doyle
Backwood are among the boys who
are expected to have the best
chance to turn in victories for Ell
Centro high.
More than $50 meters from 80
southern California schools are eX-
pectcd to compete in the tourna-
mcEt
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07

The Post Press football contest
entered its seventh week with at
least IS football prognosticators
still in the running for the Rose
Bowl tickets. Entries for this weeks
contest must be mailed or brought
to the Post Press before 7:30 Fri
daV night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Braw|ey Baseball
Team Plays Here

Ell Centro's county league base
ball team will play Brawley dia-
mondeers in FL Centre stadium
Sunday afternoon, according to
julie Ehmke. team manager.
The game will be the final con-
test before the opening of the
county league one week from Sun
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Calipat Gridders
Play Benefit
Game Wednesday

Calipatria high school and Cah-
patria 2O-3O club football teams
continued workouts Thursday IN
preparation for Wednesdays game
on Calipatria field
The game, the second in series
of three engagements, will be play
ed to raise money for bleachers 1or
the Caipaltria high school. Calipa-
tria high defeated the 2o-3o' ll,o'
in the first meeting between the
teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Nov. 7. CUP1-Wheat
futures drove forward on the board
Of trade today, scoring outside
gains of nearly cents bushel
and nearly wiping out pre- election
losses.
Wheat closed 81 to 81 cents
higher. corn was up to 2as cents,
oats = to = cent higher, rye up
"a to 212 cents. and soy beans
=, to "a cents higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
IMPERIAL PLAYS
YUMA TONIGHT

Imperial high schools varsity
football team Journeys to Yuma
field tonight to play Yuma high
school Criminals.
In Yuma the Tigers may be fac
ing the strongest team they have
played this season, as the Criminals
have been defeated in only one
game. that by Phoenix high.
Imperial, with a bye in the valley
league race this week, meets El
Centre next Friday night.