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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09
SOUTH AFRICAN
TAKES LEAD IN
"BUNION DERBY"
By jim POWERS
GU. P. Special Correspondent

ENROUTE WITH PYLE CARA.
VAN. Moiavc Desert, Calf, March
9.-Wcaried by almost week of p
muscle wracking journey, a depict
ed field of Unconstitutional foot.
racers headed by Arthur Newton, o.
South Africa. toiled on over the Mo
iave's sands today on their sixth
DAYS run.
They faced A mile run under
the burning sun on their trek from
Moiave Wells to Bagdad.
No doubt affected by the monot
ony of this most desoatc and cheer
less of western lands, the runners
havc settled down to a steady, piod
ding pace.
The crowds of the first few days
which cheered the gasping runners
ON to bursts Of disastrous speed are
missing. The Pyle hurdy -gurdy an6
sidcshow has been doing littl. bust
ness in this lowlv populated region
The slender 44-ycar-old Newton
now leading the field in time
elapsed, was able to accomplish the
feat by a consistent, unhurricd pace
Tntroubled by the thought thai
bursts of stamina destroying speed
had put others ahead of him, he
turned in good time each day.
Newton ran the 80 miles from Bar
stow TO Moiavc Wells yesterday ir
four hours and 48 minutes. His
showing was not surprising as tn,
other runners had viewed his stead
mess with alarm.
IT is row being freely predicted
thot he will take part of the $4s,.
900 in prizes for the Los Angeles &c
New York run.
His total time elapsed in the frs
five days was "a hours, % minute
and so seconds. Oil Wanttinen
the little 96-pound Finn, Nho led n
the start of Yesterdays heat, wa,
second in "a hours, 80 minutes an6
81 seconds.
Andrew Payne, of Clarcmore, Ok
lahoma, drew into third place wifi
26 hours. 42 minutes and 40 seconds
Ed Gardner. the Seattle negro. ha(
q bad day, taking more than hour
for the run, and dropping from sec
ond to fourth place in the tota
standings.
Ouomawahu, the Arizona Hop
Indian, who dropped out Wednes
dav because of foot trouble, wa
taken II miles west of Barstow yes
terday and made up the distance
He is far down the column, but ap
! PEARS encouraged.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09
GETTY BELIEVES
SHARKEY SHOULD
KNOCK OUT RISKO
Lithuanian In Splendid
Shape for Battle With
Clevelander.
BY FRANK GETTY
UNITED Press Sports Editor)

NEW YORK, March Q. - Jack
Sharkcy, splendidly trained at 100
pounds, should win by a knockout
over johnny Risko next Monday
night.
The Lithuanian las n real good
fight somewhere in his system, and
there is no reason why he should
not deliver it when he meets the
rotund Cleveland heavyweight.
Risko, after Il period of compare
tive inactivity, does not shape up
as Sharkcy's equal in his New York
training. Slow of foot and fist,
with only the indomitn Bile "rit "f
n bulldog to carry him through,
johnny should be comparatively
casv for Jack.
IT is true that Risko has been
knocked out bnt once during n
fairly active, if brief, career and
then it was Chuck Virgins, a third
rater, who delivered the coupe de
grace. IT is equally true that Shar-
keys record is not impressive.
Never the less. the Lithuanian,
with every advantage of size, speed,
boxing skill and backing. should be
able to stop the former bakers boy
within the limit of l. rounds.
If Sharkev does not knock ont
Risko, the sigh of relief which will
po m from Tex Richard 5 office in
Madison Square Garden will meet
another mighty sigh Of satisfaction
rolling up from Gene Tunncy at Mi
ami Beach
Seeks Tunley Match
y Knockout victory for the Ros-
tonian will mean hc4vvwcight
battle for the championship in juno.
with Sharkcy as one Of the partici-
pants. Charley Harvey, Tom Hcc-
ney's American manager. possesses
IN agreement whereby the New Xea-
lander is to meet tn" winner Of
next Monday night $ fight.
But the date for such a NEE. inc
has not been agreed upon ard il is
dollars To doughnuts that if Shar-
key beats Risko in spectacular fash
ion, Jack viii he named challenger
for Tunncy's title.
ANY other outcome of the Shar-
key Risko fight will further compli-
cate the heavyweight situation and
may mean that Rickard and Tunncv
VIII have 10 abandon their plans for
u championship contest in juno.
Sharl;ov has come to New York
for his final workouts and the first
nf these WAS impressive.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09
Diamond Dust
From the Camp
Py United Press Lersed Wire

Py United Press Lensed Wire
FORT MYERS. Fla.-Not so
"""'" TODAY after their II to 4
drubbing at the hands of the Bal
timOrc Orioles Yesterday. the Phila-
dclphia Athletics went out to stop
the st. Louis Cards fresh from two
e2'-1ight victories over American
League teams.
SHREVEPORT. La.,-Tcd Blank
cnship was slated to pitch the first
three innings of the White SoX s
oncning exhibition game against
Shreveport Of the Texas League to-
day.
SAN ANTONIO, Tcx.-Walter
Newman and Arthur Teachout have
established themselves as the lead,
ing candidates among rookie pitch
orS for the two vacant bcrths on the
Detroit Tigers pitching staff.
AVON PARK, Fla.-The s;
Louis Cardinals Travelled to Fort
Myers TODAY to engage the Phiia'
delphia Athletics in an exhibition
game. The Cards defeated the
Washington Senators 6 to . yester'
day.
BRADFNTOWN, Fla.,-The Bos
ton Red SoX today prepared to turn
back an invasion from their inter
city rivals, the Boston Braves. The
Red Sox beat the Phillic to at
Winterhaven yesterday.
WINTERHAVEN, Fla.-Manager
Burt Shottcn planned q strenuous
workout for the Phillies today af-
ter their defeat yesterday by the
Boston r ed SoX.
AUGUSTA, Ga.-Nothing has
been heard from Vie Aldridridge.
veteran pitcher, obtained from the
Pirates, since the Giants sent him a
contract calling for $16,OO0-$l 900
more than he received at Pitts
burgh.
CLEARWATER, Fla.-lhe Brook
lyn Robins may surprise the Ma
tional League with their punch this
season. Continuing their hard hit
ting, the Yannigans beat the re
gulars yesterday % to -.
PASO ROBLES, Cal.-John Mil
ius and Ray Kremer, stars of the
Pittsburgh pitching staff, who
have been on the sick list, were re.
ported slightly better today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09
So. California
Sport Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, March 9.3George
Blake, who managed Fidel La Barba
to the flvweight championship
which he held upon his retirement,
has relnquishcd his stable Of box
ers.
Blake's fighters will be managed
by Eddie Sears. Blake said he may
10 some refereeing in the future,
nut will not take out a license.
HOLLYWOOD, March 9.-lIeavy-
weights will hold forth at Hollywood
legion Stadium again to night when
9ony Fuente, Mexican, and Joe Lob
Han, of Toledo clash in 10 round
Jout.
Tony s punching and cleverness are
expected to carry him to q victory.
Jackie Carr will meet Ad Ruiz in
he six round semiwindup.
In the six round special Young
arrcon and Chcckic Herman will
nix.
The two four FOUNDERS will see
tmerico Fontana boxing Herman
1itterhouse and Happy Romero TAX
ng on s. Aguerra.
PASADENA, March 9.-Mack
lousc, Pasadena negro, beat Benny
I'LL in 10 round bout here last
night.
frankie Arreg0n beat Joe CLANCY
n six rounds and. Jack Haywood
corcd technical Knockout over
,tanley Baldwin in the first round
f the scheduled six round special.
Rud Anderson knocked out Ray
'ance in the first round and Leon
trd Allen walloped Elwood Welch in
he four round opener.
CULVER CITY, Calf, March O.
foul in the ninth round gave Rosy
iosales his scheduled 10 round bout
With RoleauX Sagucro here last
light.
In the six round semi-final Sailor
>osky got the decision over Bobby
fernandez. The other six roundcr
aw Lick McDaniels beat Bay Boy
Hank Cation decisioEed Eddie
'arden in four rounds. Earl White
.eat scored a technical knockout
jver Alva Pclton in the second
'ound Of the other scheduled four
ounder.
LOS ANGELES, March 9.-Onc
( the Los Angeles Athletic Club S
,est track teams in years will leave
lerc for Palo Alto tonight to meet
'tanfold University in "a dual meet
OmorrOW.
Los ANGELES, March 9.-Don
3ieke, halfback on last season s uni
'ersitv of Southern California frosli
| -ootball team, and counted on fol
his year S varsity, has LETT the Tro
| an school.
Los ANGELES, March ga
niddleweight title match between
.lickey Walker, the champion, and
\ce Hudkins, Nebraska wildcat, at
Wriglev Field. was being contem-
plated here today.
Los ANGELES, March 9.-Mushy
'allahan, world S junior welter.
weight champion, and Dick Hoppe
will meet in the 10 round main
vent at the Olympic Auditorium
March 81.
They will weigh in at LIP pounds
md Callahan S title will not be at
stake.
Hoppe beat Callahan at Holly
wood recently.
HOLLYWOOD, March 9.-Jimmy
'iela, who unexpectedly knock ed
out Baby Sal Sorio a month ago
Will be seen against the little San
':ernardino featherweight again
when they meet at Hollywood Leg
ON Stadium April l3.
Sal and his handlers declare a
misunderstanding on the count
'aused the Mexican to be counted
'ut. lie appeared to have been ready
continue.
Piela will make two appearances
IL the meanwhile. lie meets Tony
Ascencio, of Spain, in six round
'emi-windup to the Martinez Cans
~ Nv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09

SHREVEPORT. La.,-Tcd Blank
cnship was slated to pitch the first
three innings of the White SoX s
oncning exhibition game against
Shreveport Of the Texas League to-
dav.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09
THE WEATHER
by United Press Iensed Wire

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY:
Fair with moderate temperature
tonight and Saturday and probably
Sundnv.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA:.-
Generally fair tonight and Sa:ur-
day; continued mild.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
In Sport World
By United Press Leased Mire

CHICAGO-Frant Taberski, Sch
enectady, New York, national pock-
ed billiard champion; Ralph Green
| leaf, Philadelphia, and Erwin Rud-
olph, Chicago, former title holders,
End Pasquale Natalie, Baltimore,
were tied for the lead in the nation
al billiard tournament here. -.
NEW Willie Hoppe de-
fcated JOHNNY Layton, 80 to 36, in
81 innings, increasing his lead in
the American three cushion billiard
league tournament.
TERKELEY-Lettcrs have been
awarded eight members Of the Um-
versitv Of California basketball
team. They went to CAPTAIN Jim
hougcry. Captain elect Vcrn Corbin,
Rufus Gregory, Peach Dean, Ralph
pougcry, Wilson Tripp, Leonard
Stevens and Perry Ten Eyck.
PHILADELPHIA Frank Sacco.
Philadelphia wclterwcight, won the
declslOh over Harry kid' Wal
lace, Philadelphia, in an eight
round bout.
MIAMI, Fla.-Alcx Hart, Phila-
delphia, scored a decision over Jul
ian jim Moran in 10 round fight
LONDON - Orlando Leonardo.
Italian middlewcight champion, de
feated Ted Cooney, London, who
was forced to retire with sprained
ankle in the eighth round of a
scheduled - round 90.
SACRAMENTO X ing Tut of
Minneapolis was too fast.for Sammy
Offcrman of San Francisco and won
IN the seventh round of a scheduled
10 round event here last night. Ref
cree Fred Bottaro stopped the one
sided match and awarded Tut the
decision.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09

bout at the Olympic Tuesday, he
clashes with Billy Hart in six
roundcr at Hollywood on the March
% card hcadlined b. Jack Gross and
Jack Roper.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09
SOilfertility

If your land in the Imperial
Valley is not producing good
crops, it is a sure sign that you
need additional agricultural in
formation. See Clark w. .Adair,
112 No. Sixth St., El Centre,
Calf. office Hours, 10 to IL
a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09

Lettuce growers in Anderson Val
ley, Shasta county, grow Iceberg
lettuce and label it "Shasta
Brand. -
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09

Sixty four elks were recently re
leased in the wilds near Willimas
Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09

The Stewart Truck, king of tran
sportation. J. b. Hart, 66l Main St.
FL Centre. Sixth 4 f SITS. Brawlev.
adv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

Disjoint one chicken weighing 4 or
pounds and season with one tea.
spoonful Of salt and one half tea.
spoonful OF pepper, and rub each
piece with honr. In addition you will
need one'fourth pound of salt pork
TWO onions. one.half a cupfut of diced
white potatoes. canned or fresh corn
equal to two ears. one.half a cupful
OF lima beans. canned or fresh. and
three tomatoes. Arrange the ingredi
ents OF the stew In layers In a large
Dot. First place n layer Of the pork
cnt up. then chopped onion. then the
diced potatoes. the corn, the tomato
sliced ana then the chicken. Repeat
the process until all the ingredients
are used. then pour two quarts oi
bo,linK water over all. Lot the stew
simmer slowly In a covered pot for
!hree hours. then add one tablespoon,
in' OF sugar. one tablespoonful 0f
Worcesttrshire sance and one table,
sroonfii Ut eaisup ana let the stew
sumner Tor one hour or longer. lie
Tore serving add three tablespoonful
oi melted butter rubbed with two IN
birsfoonfuIs Ut flour and cook until
.hra sauce IN well blended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

digestion Of the pork. The salad taxes
the place Of both the salad ana the
dessert course In this meal and Ia
served with toasted crackers, which
may be- either plain saItinss warmed
In the oven or the little saiied whole
wheat crackers which are very crisp
and excellent to serve with salads u
this type.
Liver, tripe. cnrried vegetables and
broccoli are others 1T the more I'm.
usual fay0rs and foods planned for
this weeks meals.
Liver has been found an excellent
source of iron M well az yitanins and
| In now considered one Ut the very best
| OF the meat foods for those suffering
from tendency towards snenlia, or
| az II preventive 0f this disease,
/ Broccoli belongs 10 the cauIifi0wer
family. and while rather new vege-
! table 10 far 80 American tastes are
concerned, has long been used extern
sisely by the Italians and the French.
In appears nee II resembles eauIi.
flower, except IL IL green or slightly
! purple In color: 10 ran be cooked in
| any way that caBiifinwer In cooked
| ard takes about the same length oil
| time,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06


ton dollhouse variety. selling for 10
cents apiece. Beets. new cabbage and
Summer squash have joined the ranks
of the advanced prices. and the mer.
chants report that there viii be no
noticeable dimunition OF prices until
nearly Midsummer. Local oyster
plants are being received and are sell.
ing for il cents apiece and California
artichokes may be obtained for 20.25
cents
Butter and eggs remain the same,
and NO. for that matter. do chickens. Of
which there In apparently plentiful
supply. Long Island ceiery.fed ducks
continue 10 bring so cents q pound.
which In an increase over two weeks
ago. Malaga grapes are selling for 30
to 90 cents pound and the red variety
Is TO 30 cents a pound.
There has been no change In the
apple market. the fancy cooking va.
riety selling at 2S cents for three
pounds and ordinary cooking. 4 pounds
for a quarter. Eating apples are being
sold for 5 10 10 cents apiece, Celery
cabbage, 20 cents stalk: California
carrots. 1915 cents n bunch: Florida
eggplant. 20 cents: new cabbage. Is
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pound. Veal roast and veal chops Nave
advanced but little. veal roast bring.
ing a5.40 cents n pound. which In S
cents over the minimum price; veal
chops. $3.50 cents: veal outlets. 500
cents: lamb shoulder. 30 cents; best.
grade porterhouse, IS and so cents:
sirioin. so cents: round. 40 cents: prime
ribs. 81, 40 and As cents. depending on
cut: chuck. 30 cents: three.cornered. 80
cents: fresh ham. 25 cents; prime loin
pork chops, 81 cents. prime roast pork,
30 cents: corned beef. is TO s5 cents
beef liver, 25 cents; breast Of lamb, Is
cents: calves liver. home dressed, 20
cents.
In obedience TO the law of supply
ana demand turkeys have gone up.
Philadelphia drypicketi. 65.7o cents
mound; scalded.' S0.ss cents a pound
frozen. co.'s cents n pound. Chicken
prices remain firm; baking. size, 4s
cents pound: frying size, Is cents n
pound; stewing size. 10 cents pound.
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Tuna Fish a IL King.

Cook one large green pepper for 2
minutes in boiling sailed water to
which has been added small pinch
Of baking soda. Drain and cut in
strips. Cook for minutes in one and
one.half taplespoonfuis of butter. re.
move the pepper. and to the butter
add one tablespoonful Of cornstarch
and one tablespoonful of flour, then
add threefourths cupful Of highly
seasoned chicken stock and one.third
cupful of cream. Stir until the sauce
boils. add the peppers. one pound can
OF tuna fish separated into flakes. one
pimento. cut in strips, salt TO taste.
and few drops of onion juice. Peel
one-half a pound of mushroom caps.
saute In two tablespoonfuls of butter
and add to the tuna fish. Serve from
the dish or in patty cases. Two cup
fule OF cooked chicken cut in strips,
or two cupfuls of crab meat may be
used instead OF tuna fish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
WORLD FAMOUS STORIES
BY GEORGE MEREDITH.
AN IMPRESSION OF FIRST LOVE

radiated angels. unfold your wings
and lift your voices!
They have fouthown philosophy.
Their instinct has shot beyond the
ken of science. Twere made for this
Eden.
"And this divine gift was in store
for me"
SO runs the eternal outcry of each,
clasping each; 1t In their recurring
refrain to the harmonies. How Il H.
lumined the years gone by. and SUI.
fused the living future!
"You for me; for your
1--WE are born for each other"
They believe that the angels have
been busy about them from their
cradles. The celestial hosts have
gether. And, o victory. o wonder!
ceeding. the celestial hosts have sue.
ceetled.
"Here we two SIT who are written
above as one"
Pipe. happy Love. Pipe on to these
dear innocents!
The tide Of color has ebbed from
the upper sky. In the West the sea
OF sunken fire draws back; and the
stars leap forth, and trembIe. and
retire before the advancing moon, who
slips the silver train Of cloud from
her shoulders. and. with her foot upon
the pine.tops. surveys Heaven.
Lucy, did you never dream of
meeting me-"
20 Richard. yes: for remembered
you"
Lucy. did you pray that we might
| meet?"
II did"
Young as when she looked upon
| the lovers in Paradise. the fair i'm.
mortal moon Journeys onward. Front.
| ing her. II in not night hut veiied
day. Full half the sky is flushed. Not
| darkness, not day; but the nuptials
| Of the two.
my own. My own forever! You are
pledged TO me? Whisper
| He hears the delicious music.
| And you are miner"
| A soft beam travels to the fern
| covert under the pinewood where they
sit. and for answer he has her eyes
| turned to him an instant. timidly
nuttering over the depths OF his, and
then downcast; for through her eyes
| her soul II naked to him.
Lucy! My bride! My life."
The night-jar spins his dark monot
| ony on the branch Of the pine. The
| soft beam travels round them and
listens to their hearts. Their lips are
| locked.
Pipe no more. Love. for time,
| Pipe as you will you cannot express
their first kiss: nothing OF its sweet
| ness, and Of the sacredness OF II moth
| ing. Only from the moon may you
| hear IL. So Love Is silent. The woods
are still. There In heard but the night.
jar spinning on the pine branch. cir.
cled by moonlight.
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Beauty Chats
Develop the Calves.

OF the legs. OF course! These are
days when no woman can disguise the
fact that she has legs. good or bad.
The fad for light stockings shows no
signs OF changing: the vogue for short
skirts, which no dress designer wants
to change. since 1t uses less material.
and which no active woman wants
to change, either. since 1T gives her
real freedom. IL az strong az ever u
was. Only in the robes de style OF
some smart houses IL material used
with a lavish hand. and even these
robes have deep hens OF transparent
lace or chiffon or net. so the legs often
show to the knees. even though the
color and fabric descend to the ankles.
so there is nothing to IL but TO have
nice looking legs with well developed.
but not too muscular, calves and slim
ankles. And the best way to achieve
this In to dance great deal. or play
active outdoor games great deal.
walk miles and miles every day-or
else do the exercise the girl In the
picture In doing. She In standing on
tiptoe. and the exercise IL merely to
walk tiptoe al much as possible during
the day. at least Is minutes each day.
You can do this while you are dressing
and undressing In your room, and
walking about the house whenever you
remember it---so long az YOU get in az
least a quarter Of an hour of this. This
method In better than to take time de-
iiberateIy these days when we all are
hurried and overworked.
The tiptoe habit does wonders for
thin. undeveloped legs In a few weeks.
an Il uses all the muscles that make
round. firm calf. The great value Of
ordinary dancing In that II keeps you
on your toes. II the ankles are fat.
necdlessly fat. IL makes them slender.
too.
NJ, T.. p.-If the ends Of the lashes
are ragged. clipping helps them, an IL
helps TO make them grow. A gentle
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Increases circulation. which In also
helpful.
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inches. at II years Of age. indicates
that you are going to be large
woman. so | would not bother about
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
Cold Weather Affects
Quotations in Markets

A dollar will purchase less food this
week than last. that In II YOU are e.
pecially fond of certain commodities.
There has been notable rise In prices
as a result of the cold wave of the past
few days. Practically everything
from Florida and California has gone
up 30 to SO per cent save Florida
Strawberries. Two weeks ago this
delectable dish cost 81 quart. but
they may be had for 81 quart this
week.
String beans from Florida have ad.
vanced to nearly twice the former
figure Ind are selling for 35-A0 cents .
pound. California peas have advanced
to 30 CENTS a pound. which was the
price OF this product last week and
continues. Grapefruit and oranges
have scared Is 10 20 per cent. grape.
fruit being for 30 and IS cents. There
In practically no spinach on the market
at any price.
Turkeys. which were plentiful last
week. are scarce and accordingly
higher. Veal has advanced along with
other foods. Beef liver has scared
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