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Evening star., 1926-09-19
TROPIC PROBLEMS
NOTED BY SCIENCE
Worlds Rapidly Growing White
Population Seen as Factor
in Colonization.


MADISON, Wis. September Is.
The worlds rapidly growing white
population. with it's demand for more
food and space. is making colonization
and acclimat liza tion of the tropics
constantly more important problem,
but. despite the advances Of science.
conquest of the wet tropics is de
ferred by many handicaps.
True acclima tiZatiOn declares Prof.
Glen r. Trewartha of the University
Of Wisconsin. who has reported his
study to the American Geographic
Society. involves two requirements:
First. that large numbers OF whites
NAV live in the wet tropics on a plane
Of civiliZatio similar to that OF their
homes, retain their original physical
health and vitality and their mental
and moral vigor. and perpetuate their
kind: second, that future generations
begotten by tropical immigra nts main
tain a civilization at least equal 10
that In their homeland and POSSESS
the equivalent in length OF life. moral
character, physical stamina and men
tai aIertness possessed by their inter
mediate-ZOne ancestors.
Summary Of Publications.
Summarizing recent publicat tions on
the question, Prof. Trewartha hnds
that both the dry and wet tropical eli
mates have adva ntaRes and disadvan-
taEes. In the drier. lack Of water
places a limitation on agricultural de.
velopment. 1t is the constantly wet
tropics which seem 10 hold greater
possibilities for the increased food pro
duction. growing world population Is
dema ndinz. vet which hold the most
serious handicaps for white coloniza
tion.
Despite the advance OF tropical med
icine. which has bettered economic
conditions in saving life and increas-
ing production. complete eradication
OF tropical diseases in low ATTITUDES
cannot he expected In the early future
Physiological effects of the heat and
other conditions of tropical climate
will also remain.
COlOred Race Suffers Less.
II is known that the coiored race
suffer physiologically from the tropics
i'm lesser degree than the white, hut
Prof. Trewartha concludes that while
the acquisition Of the neCros greater
immunity To- tropic neat humidity ard
disease world ne desirable. il would
IN Of doubtful value ir IL we've ~ bo
gained at fHe eSrcnac Of sacrificing
those qualities which cfe the white
mans chief claim Ia distinction.
The .ofYicial salary of the Bishop et
London Is 100000 year.
Evening star., 1926-09-19

heat of the Presidents Cup race, won
by Cigarette ".
Left Inset-I.. Gordon Hammersley.
winner Of the Presidents Cup race In
Cigarette ".
Right Inset-(iar Wood. famous
racer, who drove Miss America V.
Left Center-COming down the
stretch I'm the Secretary Of the Navy'S
Cup race. with Miss OkechObee, the
winner, driven by Mrs. W. J. COnnOrs,
i'm center.
Right Center-Miss America v.
driven over the e6.miie course in "a
minutes by Gar Wood to win the in
ternatiOnal hyhrOplane race.
INwer-Mrs. Delplline. Cromwell at
the wheel Of Nuisance, in which she
was defeated in a emile race by Mrs.
C0nnOrs. II
Evening star., 1926-09-19
DRIVER TAKEN IN CHASE.
d. c. Police Arrest Youth in Mary
land on Drinking Charge.

Julius Hishsmith, "a years old, who
told police he was from Bladensburg,
Md, was arrested after a 2-mile
auto chase last night near Cottage
City and brought back to the District.
where he was charged with driving
an automobile while under the infiu.
ence Of liquor.
Detective Oscar Mansfield and Lieut..
Joseph PierSOn of the twelfth precinct
station said they first sighted High
smith at Ninth street and Rhode
Island avenue northeast. where his
utomobile was ,swervinc in the road.
They say they chased him to Cottage
City, where he pat up q fight when
they took him into custody. A depu.y Y
sheriff accompa MED the prisoner over
the District line. where he was turned
over to the local police. ,s.r.~-
Evening star., 1926-09-19

The .official salary ~ the Bishop Nf
London Is 100000 a year.
Evening star., 1926-09-19

All other public utilities In the Dis
trict, he explained, were willing to
have their valuations based on what
II would cost at the present time to
reproduce them, charging properly
for depreciation. But the bus com
pany. said. w1shsd to be valued on
Evening star., 1926-09-19

I CuEl dLloh Va
zens' Associations
to the position on
the c itize g n 8
ADVISORY Counch
made vacant BY
[ h e resignation.
a accepted | a g I
night. of Commits
sioner Proctor l..
DougherTy. .
The ledsration
also sanctioned a
plan presented by
William .lck.Clay.
ton. chairman Of
the committee on
public utilities, TO
raise a fund of
$40e by voluntary
\ ~ ;,1tinn nf
Evening star., 1926-09-19

what 1t called it's prudent invest
entered on its books under this plan.
Mr. Clayton said. was $50 900 value
to the permit To operate 1t had re-
ceived free Of charge from the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The Public Utilities Commission had
gone before Congress to ask for n
small tax on the utilities in order that
funds might he made available for
the commission itself to make valua-
tions from time To time AZ might he
necessary. Mr.. clayton said. These
same compa nies. however. he added
had expended thousa nds of dollars on
their own valuations. but fought
openly the move to tax them to pro-
vide funds for the commission.
The resolution approving Mr.. Clay
, IONS plan Immediately to raise the
fund was offered by George r. Wales
Of Cathedral Heights. The resolution
gave Mr.. Clayton both moral sup
port and sanction" and many dele
gates pledged financial assistance
either personally or through their
associations.
Delegation to Exposition.
On suggestion of Mr.. Stull. follow
Ing up the proposal Of commissioner
DoughertS. 1t was agreed that an eff
fort he made Ia get together dele
cation representing the federation for
District day at the Sesquicentennial
F.. r. Henderson brought before the
federo ton the zoning question. criti-
cizinc the position of architects and
SPECTATORS" in building row houses
in the suburban sections. He said
study OF re"oring the whole District
was being made hv a member Of the
National Capital Park and Pla anning
Commission, and a report on the mat
ter would soon ha con sidai al nv the
entire commission. Zoning as an is.
sue would become acute in the next
few months. he predicted, especially
in view of the proposed restriction
which. on January ! next. would eX-
clude even semi idetac ched homes from
A restricted areas.
In discussing the campaign for
members. President Jesse c. Suter of
the federation announced that in a re-
cent conference with Oliver Owen
Kuhn, president of the Montgomery
County Civic Federation, and r. c.
Plymale. president of the Arlington
County civic Federation. the matter
Of unified membership drive had
been favorably discussed in a prelim-
mary manner.
Delegates to the federation were in
vited to a meeting Of the kalorama
association Tuesday. September IS. at
St Margaret's Parish Hall. Columbia
road and Bancroft place, when Com
missioner and Mrs. Dougherty will be
the gusts ct honor. A.
Evening star., 1926-09-19
WALKER IS GIVEN
PLACE ON COUNCIL
Takes Seat Vacated by Com
missioner Dougherty--Mem.
bership Drive Planned.

Fred s. Walker Of the Park View
Citizens Association. and secretary
treasurer of Columbia Typographical
Union. was elected last night by the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

STRAYED-Bay horse, 700 lbs, ]
white foot, white spot on fore
head, name reached, 5 years old.
Notify r + ID Box 26, Imperial,
i. II. Foster. 29t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
MOURNERS WILL GATHER TONIGHT i'm
RICHARDS GARDEN FOR OBSEQUlES,
JOHNNY DUNDEE MEETS JOE CLICK

of his career dates back to the days
Of johnny Kilbane, Freddie Welsh,
Willie Richie, Charley White, Abe
Attpll Ice Rjv""s fnI @hnn ;nto
the more modern era Of Benny Leo
nard, @Ilile Jackson and Lew Tend
Ter.
Never Refused Fight
e. It is said of Dundee, who was
born Giuseppe Corrora,, that he new
er refused to fight anyone and new
cr quibblcd about terms. He drag
gcd himself out of the grave sew
#er;L year ago whitfield shimsrlf dowh
from 147 tof125 pounds and won the
fcatherweight championship Of the
world with the greatest fight of his
career against Gene Criqui, the
French war hero Of Ncrdun.
(. Making such weight proved II
penalty that FASTENED his decline
and since that night the mourner y
bench has always had the tappcr
ready for the dirge that some time
will have TO signal the end of one
Of the most unique of all ring rec
ords.
In picking Young Click, old John
ny certainly was not looking for a
bargain. The East Side youngster,
by sensational rise from the $40
fights in the armorics, has become
in less than Il year one of the most
promising fighters in the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
By HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK, Jan. 20. -- With
eyes ready forltears and voices tun-
ed for AZ requiem, muurnerSi will
gather ltonight in, Il Riekard 5 garfen
for what is feared will be the last
gallant sand of old Johnny Dundee.
For the 3i3rd battle of his career,
Dundee will drag his aueicnt aud
scared shcll iuto The ring against
, Joe Click, who wouIdu t come down
the steps of an rastside tenement
house withouk help whem, Dupdce
fought his first fight lS wears ago
for two dollars ~ - NJ M .af'
Youth Against Age
Click rcprvcnts yosrh agss treme
youth in tia leoaaf'is.f saof aro,ua nee
against tottering age and tie Boys
are betting $ t. ) that arc, as per
sonified in Dundee, canlipt' sub one
of its infrcquent rcyefsGS Of III
ture S form
Dundee has Il daughter almost
old enough to % to the movies with
Young Joe Click and the real glory
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
NOW
WORLDS CHAMP
OUTDOOR SKATER
by United Press Leased Wire

ST. JOHN, n. b.. Jan. 29.@Char-
lie German, Canadian star, is the
new world $ outdoor speed skating
champion, as a result of his victory
yesterday in the quarter mile and
five mile finals.
Gorman collapsed at the finish of
the five mile race. but not until he
had broken the tape for the final
victory that gave him total of 14O
points. O'Ncill Farrell, Chicago,
runner up to Gorman, with a total
Of 50 points, fell in the quarter mile
race and made Il claim of foul but
i; was not allowed by the judges.
The showingoff Thunbe9v Fin
IapA, was htht big surprise. of the
nect.1 Ranked as the fastest askat
cri .iirthc world bVvrhis pcrfnrmanees
atthampriix Olympic races in 1924,
ha could; do no better than land
ond t'tird place.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
So. California
Sporting Briefs
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los NGEALES, Jan. %. - For
the express purpose of allowing
hollywood fight fans to see Harry
Grcb, world S middle weight champ
ION in action, Puck Ilollry of Oak
land has been paired with the
champ in 10 round bout in the film
capita tonight.
The most optimistic boxing crit
les does not give Hollcy chance
and many Of the ring experts do uot
believe lioI!cv will last The limit
hut indicatious are that the arena
will be well packed with film folks
and fight fans who want to see
'ireb before he leaves for the east.
The big drawing point is that he is
a veteran of the ring and will be
able to skillfuIv match tricks with
ireb. He has made creditabir
showing against Young t5tribling
and Tommy Loughran.
Greb is the second world champ
ION to fight in the> Hollywood stad-
,um. Fidel LaBarba is the title
holder who preceded him. After
'onight S bout he will leave for
Oakland for fight next Wednes-
day and then entrain for New York
where he VIII defend his title
against Tiger Flowers on February
o3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
SPORT NEWS SECTION
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

San Francisco. Leo Lomski,
Aberdeen, Wash, Pacific coast mid
dleweight champion, vii risk his
title when he meets Joe Roche here
tonight, but will enter the ring a 2
% l betting favorite.
The rival boxers were to mot"
1873 pounds today for the match,
which will 60 ten rounds 10 a aecIo-
ion.
Lomski $ sensational rise since
1928 has stamped him a sa fighter
Of real merit, but hackers of Roche
point to similar metcoric progress
hv the local boxer in the past few
months, indicating a rugged and
speedy scrap between the two.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
INGRAM SIGNS
TO COACH NAVY
TEAM IN FALL

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 29.-BilI
Ingram, former coach at the Uni
vcrsity of Indiana, ha, signed to
coach the navy next fall, it was an
uouuced yesterday. With the sign
ing Of Ingram the football staff is
complete. 1t had already been an.
nounced that Lieutenant Command
cr Douglas Howard would succeed
Lieutenant Commander Frank Sling
huff rs the football representative
aud Commander Jonas II. Ingram
would succeed Commander Byron
Met Candlcss as athletic director in
June.
Bill Ingram resigned as football
coach At the University of Indiana
last week and it was understood that
he would coach the navy this sea
son, but the naval academy author
tiles did not make any announce
meut until today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

FOR SALE-Yomg Fox Terrier, Gil
Orange. Call evening. 29t4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

Southern California conference
oaskc, bail quintotS engage III their
weekly tiltS tomorrow night.
OF major importance is the con est
AT the olympic Auditorium bptwccA
he Pomona Sagehens and the Uni
verSity of California, southern
branch. The braucn rs favored t,
win but the game promises 70 l.,
0otlv contested.
Whittier W;!i travel to Occidental
and CaItrch will meet Hcdlmds ia
the orange bet city in the other two
games.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

Another championship loomcd at
he University of Sou heiu Ca.ifor
MIA today when 81 track aud field
athletes star. ed uniimhcriug their
summer ami winter bound muscles
Only th,ec men W,o scored point,
in the national championships last
year were missing from the group
that gathered to hear Coach Dean
Cromwell 5 first Instructions. The
IroIans won the Hacu,d champion
ships last year.
10 even the losses through grad
uation or inca& bin y, ice Eatucs
W.gn"r .of, the ll2l Clvnupic gJmcs
pole vault event, is member Of the
varsity th!s year, hNIng -oplp,tr.
his freshman year.
Captain Iidd Iiouspr, " umrr Of
the shot and discus in the uatiGua
Championships last wear, Lcig tnu
We, cnc oi the Soithaud ) be~.
hurdirrS, Kenneth Grumblps. who
rinchrd the nationals last year hv
winning the low hurdle event, aud
Percy NrirSi.ack, who set thc South.
"rn California half mile mark last
eur, are among tie sta.S n the az
grcgation,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

is a gallop of !, miles. 1t has $50,
600 added money. There were 81
three year olds nominated for if
and thus the owncr's share will soar
up to about $4,000.
The Tijuana derby. with its SO,
coo first money takes rank in value
only to the Coffroth' handicap in
the list of Tijuana stakes The
toffroth will I've worth to the winner
a triflc more than three times what
the derby will be. The Coftroth
stands out luminouSlv in turf events
of the world. With the winners
share of about $4,000, il will be
the world 5 richest race. 1t will be
decided Sunday, March %. The
distance is ~ miles.
With the Tijuana derby only
about month and a half away,
thousands of turf fans are turning
to the most promising of the candi-
dates. In the list Of 81 cIigiblcS
vii be found many three year olds
of established ability, these having
both the necessary speed and STAN
ina to negotiate the rout of 11s
mills
Popular fancy at this time brings
forth the names of several candi-
dates. Among the outstanding ones
are Miss Thatcher, Russell Gardner.
Cararis, Tea, American Son and
Nurmi. Here indeed is a brilliant
half dozen th:ee year olds, rated hy
'urf critics as the best in the coun-
try.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

NOR RENT-Slceping room, double
bed. Gentlemen preferred, 773
Olive. 29t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
TIJUANA DERBY
rs ANNOUNCED
FOR MARCH II

TIJUANA RACE TRACK. Mex,
Jan, 29.-epcrby day is coming.
The richest derby The Tijuana
rare track has ever had and likewise
the one Wi Il va dtaH the most
briihant field Of any fer this annual
blue ribbon event viii nc held sun
day. March H. The Tijuana derby
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

chief Mntoquah cnstcru hoavv-
weight knocked out Jack Roper in
the ninth round of scheduled lc
round go at .he Pasadena Amorv
last night. MctoQuah flattencd his
adversary with Il right hook TO the
jaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

WANTED-Experienccd mixer and
ranch hand. Married and able to
start to work. Prefer valley man.
Qminycy. miles north Mt. Sig
nal store. 2St6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

MAN With sales ability, experience
not necessary. Apply 653 Main
St. between aud 9 Il, N. Wash.
cr Wilson. 2Ste
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
CARD OF THANKS
Lost and FCi,Rd

WILL PAY reward for return of
"Mil,c, year old maze dog, part
collie and part Police, lost from
$50 I'll Centre Ave. 22tf
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IODAY'S WANT ADS

y 40 HAS FROM OAh. to fAc
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rab.y some Irmt r,cea o. s.apyo,
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
Help Wanted

IMPERIAL Felt Rugs. Agents
wanted, all places except FL Cen
tro. Beautiful samples, 27x54
furnished Mt cost. Address II. c.
Plunkett, Box 335, III Centre. 28tl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

News from Washington. They are
investigating the aluminium trust,
but may make light of il.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

Small boy 5 overcoat, be-
'wccn Harding school and Brigh-
ton. Cali $50 Brighton st. 2St2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

.OST-Off OF my car, enc 35Xf}.
rim and tire. Reward TO finder
Phone 472W, Henry j. Burk. 21t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

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House, Rte. 3, Box 152, III Cen
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ROOM FOR gentlemen. Private
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bed. Gentlemen preferred. 773
Olive. 29t3
H0R SALE-Young Fox Terrier, 617
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STRAYED-.Bay borsc, 700 lbs,
white foot, white spot on fore
head, name reached, 5 years old.
Notify II + ID Box 26, Imperial,
i. IL. Foster. 29t3
CARD OF THANKS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
For SQie-RedL Estate


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ley Lumber Co. 26tf
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PASTURE

200 acres alfalfa and bermuda,
close to FL Centre, soft soil and
will grow the feed. viii lease
for $1,000 per acre.
See Atflcrbaugh, with
ST. Edgar Bros. Realty Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
For SdLe-MlsceIIdneOns

FOR SALE-At bar
gain. One Okell Hydraulic well
drill. viii bore 1900 feet. K. T.
Bailey, z. o. Box 1l3, or call at
Whiting Mead store, Ell Centre,
Cal. 26t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
Automobile Loans

If your payments are too large let
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ly payment plan.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29
FINE INCOME

-Four cottages, furnished complete.
Buildings in fine condition, and
close in. Owner lives in one, 9TH
cr three rent for 500 per month
or 1870 on $l0S0 besides place to
live, Price $500. This is a
barkain. See O. w. Afflcrbaugh,
with Edgar Bros. Realty Co. 27t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29


and Los Angeles Athletic club bas-
ketball teams will stage a basket
carnival at the Olympic Auditorium
tonight.
The l.. a. A. {. Blues vii try to
ayenge a defeat earlier in the sea
son when thcy meet the L. $. c.
varsity in the main game. The
prog ram viii be started by con
tcst be- 1ccn the Trojan freshmen
md the l.. A. y. G. Mercury squad.
Hollywood -5rgcd apoad today in
The tri-"ity fight to secure the Salt
Lake Bees when they move t.
southern California.
Shortly after Bill Lane, Bees
owner, signed with William WrigIcy
to share WAigieE. park III future
seasons Of the Pacific Coast league
the cities Of Hollywood, Long Beach
and Glendale petitioncd that the old
salt Lake Bees be mapped after tha;:
cities.
Long Beach had an Hedgc at the
/ start Of the battle because the Bee.
had been trimming at the beach in
past seasons.
Today, howev"r. "a proposition Et
been sent to Bin Ian. in Sei- ."E,
CITY b. IiWrv B7"ret. seage.r. .f
tie hollywood Chamber - ,.m
mcrce. ,tf.ri : IL. q. .ea# 0.....
with >"rate c.Ib l.I.es. S.. .-
baths and - GOOD ti.rll
80 said that arrangements had h.,.
made with Hauvaooi bp'cl Il
house the PLAYERS cheapiH and work
would be sccarcd fpT t5am m the
city during the winter months.
Lane is due 80 arrive in Los Au
grlos the early part Of February tc
confer with Hollywood citizens in
regards 10 christening the old SAT-
Lake Bees the Hollywood Stars.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

FOR RENT'-Furnishcd room for /
or :. 1913 State st. 2St3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-29

2FOR RENT-Modern sleeping room.
Inquire 5l5 Brighton. 2St3
Phoenix tribune., 1926-09-01

ITO Ralph H. Cameron, the Junior
senator from arizona, belongs by for the|
greafes credit Of all in passing this
legislation Dirk Lay.
Phoenix tribune., 1926-09-01

by the Introduction of thp San Carlos
Blu in Congress and the greatfgh made
for its passage, Senator Cameron has
achieved result lOlich should, not only
mark him as a sterling statesman, but also
should gain him an everlasting gratitude
of all arizona, Indians as tUeU as tUI1iteS
Edward A. Smith, assistant to the
U. S. Attorney General.
Senator Cameron, Republican senator
from ArizOnG, has done The impossible in
securing the appropriation for the San
Carlos Dam. The Tucson Citizen.
Phoenix tribune., 1926-09-01

'1he San Carlos is bigger than partisan
policy because a great good for AriSond
is at stake"-The Arizona Gazette.
Phoenix tribune., 1926-09-01

'F7he pledge Senator Cameron made
the people of the Florence and Casa
Crdnde regions has been redeemed I
The Arizona Republican.