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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
Anderson And
Langford Win
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. March 21.-Joe
Anderson, of Covington, KY, out
fought the veteran Phil Krug, of
New Jersey, to win 10 round de-
cision in the feature ten round bout
at the Olympic auditorium here last
night.
In the other two 10 FOUNDERS Wal
colt Langford got the call over Bert
Colima of Whittier. on foul in
the fifth round. and Mike Waters
knocked out Eddie White in the
seventh frame.
Anderson took five rounds to
Krug's two. The Younger man had
too much speed and dash for Krug.
Anderson displayed some clever
punching and won easily.
Colima had the better of Lang
ford up to the time the negro was
given the bout on a foul, verdict
which proved unpopular. Langford
fell behind when he was sent to the
canvas in the third for a three
count.
Eddie White had all the better of
Mike Walters up 10 the time Wat
tiers sneaked over Knockout blow
in the seventh. White had his OPP
ponent groggv and seemed close to
finishing Waters.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
ANOTHER LEADER
COMES TO FRONT
IN PYLE'S RACE
By JAMES POWERS
United Press Special Correspondent

HOLBROOK, Ariz., March 21.-
With Arne Souminen, Detroit run
ner, holding the time advantage,
athletes in the G. G. Pyle cross
continent "Bunion Derby today
started out on .jaunt of 80 miles
TO Navajo, the next control station.
Andrew Payne, Claremore, Okla,
youth, who held the top position
after Arthur Newton, flying Eng
lishman, was forced to drop out,
finished well back in the field yes
t"rday.
Payne suffered n fever. lie cX-
rectcd to do better today, he said.
While Payne was trailing, Arne
Souminen the Detroit Finn went
into the lead in total time elapsed.
lie placed seventh for yesterday >
run and went to the top with IA
mark of 106 hours and 80 seconds
for the 6OS.S miles between Los
Angeles and llolbrook.
Earl Lin Dilks, New Castle, Pa,
athlete, showed a burst of speed
yesterday and trottcd into Holbrook
from Winslow to take first pla e
for the 18th lap of the Los Angeles
New York race. Dilks made the "a .
n lies in j:l2, making his elapsed
time l27:56:40.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
No More Gas
I'm Stomach
and Bowels

II you wish to be permanently re-
nke Bsalmanns Gas Tablets, which
are prepared especially for stomach gas
end all the bad effects resulting from
gas pressure.
That empty. gnawing feeling at the
pit of the stomach will disappear; that
anxious. nervous feeling with heart pal
Pitation will vanish. and you will again
be able to take a deep breath without
discomfort.
That drowsy. sleepy feeling after
dinner will be replaced by a desire tor
entertainment. Bloating will cease.
Your limbs. arms and fingers will no
longer feel cold and go to sleep" be-
cause Baalmann's Gas Tablets prevent
gas from interfering with the circula-
ton. Get the genuine. in the yellow pack
age. at any good drug store Pri@e ST.
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
81 couldn It look
DpODla in tba

ashamed of my skin! 1t was always
blotched with pimples and black
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l had tried everything and was so
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You can imagine my surprise there
fore when one application of Rowles
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
SPORT NEWS SECTION
'OWer Team Has
Tough Contest

The El Centre Indoor Baseball
|ague came close to seeing another
pset last night when the Southern
|lerras, first season champs, were
lard pressed to take an II to s
ictory from the |. V. Hardware
lam. The Hardware boys with the
arvices of new hurler held the
ad up until the fifth inning and
,me within one of tying the count
b the sixth. The Hardware boys
st the battle through poor field
hg, the defense cracking at times
hen it was most needed.
In the second game the Fircmen
|ln themselves ragged on the bases
/ the first inning, registering L.
ms and from that time on it was
lst a matter of how much time il
Pok to play the game against the
legion team.
GAME TONIGHT
Rinky Dinks VS. I. V. Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
Kitchen Grew"
To Be Hosts

Flks and their ladies will be
guests of the "Kitchcn Mechanics -
of FL Centre lodge No. 1925, at n
dinner dance to be given tonight at
EIks hall. Dinner will be served at
7:30, followed by an entertainment
program, after which dancing will
be enjoyed to a late hour.
The Kitchen Mechanics Ball.
is one of the high lights on the
Elks social calendar and in pre-
vious years has always been largely
attended. In preparing for tonight s
affair the kitchen squad has been
busy decorating the hall and club
rooms and preparing a bounteous
dinner.
All Elks and their ladies are cor
daily invited to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
Diamond Dust
From the Camp

ORLANDO, Fla, Manager jack
Hendricks of the Cincinnati Reds
today took measures to prevent his
layers from going stale. There will
be only one workout each day the
rest of the week.
TAMPA. Fla.,-The Washington
Senators went out today to make il
two in row over the Brooklyn Ron
ms. Hopkins and Griffin were slated
to hurl for the Senators.
AVON PARK, Fla.,-The st. Louis
Cardinals today boasted a percent
fgc of .77S in the Florida Grape
fruit League, having won seven
games and lost two.
NEW ORLEANS-Dcspitc a den
ial by Fill Evans, general manager
Of the Cleveland Indians, rumors
persisted here today that the Ind
ians were after Bill Hunnefield,
Chicago White Sox inficlder.
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, Ply
sicians today assured outfieldor
ilcinic Manush of the st. Louis
l'rowns that his arm was we'll on
the ro"d to recovery and that his
r'aying would not be hindered as
9 result of the injury
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.,-Manager
George Moriarity has practically
settled on the lineup of the Detroit
Tigers with the exception of the
pitchers and catchcrs.
BRADENTOWN, Fla..-The Bos-
tom Red SoX and New York Giants
We're to meet in their first exhibit
ion game of the season here today.
WINTERHANEN, Fla.-The Phil
lies faced the Reading International
League club here today.
AUBURNDALE, Fla.,-The Phila-
delphia Athletics came here today
to avenge an early defeat by the
baltimore Orioles.
WICHITA FALLS, Tex.,-Bill
Goodell who was semi pro pitcher
20 Tulsa last year TODAY was ser
iously considered for a place on the
Chicago White SoX staff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
Labor Situation
Good Says Davis
ny United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-
President Coolidge has been told hy
Secretary of Labor Davis that the
unemployment report being compil-
ed by the labor department dis
closes no condition that might be
termed serious.
In some localities, according to
information that has reached the
President, a few more men ara ont
of work now than when the last
labor department report was made,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
Two Candidates in
School Election

The race for membership on the
elementary school board will be
confined to w. A. Tondro, outgoing
member, and DR.. F. +. Surface, who
filed his papers with the city super
intendent recently. AS the time is
over for filing, it is assured that
there will be no further candidates
unless a write-in campaign is made.
Mr. Tondro is also candidate for
reelection
The election will occur on Friday,
March 80, at the Wilson school be
tween the hours of s a. m. and s
p. m. The board has named Leah
McEwen inspector, and Mabel Jones
and s. L. McCrory judges.
while other localities reveal = slight
!
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
PAGE THREE

missed after being assured that
there was no chance for the reach
ing of verdict. The case was then
set by the court for re-tria April rs.
Evidence was introduced to show
that Cabarrubias had attempted by
force to gain possession Of some
money held by NICOLA Singh, the de-
fense basing its case on the claim
that the controversy arose over
some wages.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
Here and There
In Sport World
by United Press Leased Wire

PORTLAND-Charlcs Bcllanger,
Vancouver light heavyweight, de
fcated Joe Lohman, Toledo, in 10
rounds.
WILKESBARRE, Pa.,-Frankic
Scholl, Buffalo, y. Y, and Make
Roscnhloom, New York, fought 10
rounds to draw.
READING. Pa.,-Eddie Lyko,
Scranton. Pa, defeated Freddie
Jackson, Philadelphia, in eight
rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
Jury Unable To
Reach Verdict

After deliberating for several
hours on the guilt or innocence of
A. Cabarrubias of BrawIey to n
charge of attempt to commit rob
berry, the jury which heard the case
in Judge Kings court reported to
the Judge that it was unable to
reach a decision.
The court ordered the jurors dis
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
seeking Opponent
COR "Strangler"
By United Press Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
Los ANGELES. March 2l.-Four
sestlcrs are billed at the Olympic
|ld'torium tonight in the first two
|iglnatiou bouts to select an OPP
,ncnt to meet Ed 'Stranglcr'
wis, world 5 heavyweight mat
hampton, in Il title bout here ncNt
|onth.
MEX Lmtz, Of Chicago, is favored
beat Jim Browning, of Kansas
~ in Il best two out Of three
lis bout. n the other half of the
'uble bill Jack Washburn, Of
|Slahoma, is picked to toss Tommy
|raak, the "Flying Dutchman.
The two winners will meet later
|d the victor in their sct-to VIII
|ngle with Lewis.
In Il preliminary bout tonight,
Fniita viii meet "maskcd MAJ,
"
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
So. California
Sport Briefs
Ry United Press Leased Wire

ALliA MBRA, Calf, March 2I.-
Midwick Grasshoppers defeated the
Tenth Cavalry PoIoists, of Arizona,
here yesterday, Q to 3. Army had Il
one goal handicap.
LOS ANGELES, March 21.-Tni-
ycrsity of Southern California went
into the lead in the California In
tercollcgiate Baseball League yes
terday by defeating the University
Of California tosscrs from Bcrkc-
ley, 9 to 5.
WTLMINGTON. Calf. March 21.
Rosa Rosalcs, FL Paso Mexican,
and Leo Mitchell meet in a six
round main event here tonight.
Billy Lane and Tony Tovar, mid
dleweights will be seen in the six
round semi-windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
Youngsters Break
Into Warehouse

Two little Mexican boys, one not
much larger than a pint of cider
and the other but little further ad-
vanced in stature, were brought into
city court this morning by their par
cnts.
The youngsters, whose names are
withheld had been caught last night
by Merchant Patrolman Robbins
breaking open the door of the Pigg
ly-Wiggly warehouse on Fourth
street. The warehouse had been
broken into in similar manner sew
were questioned at headquarters
they were allowed to go home with
instructions to appear in city court
with their parents this morning.
This morning the smaller youth
admitted that he had entered the
warehouse on at least two different
occasions but last night s effort
was the first offense of the older
A check on missing articles showed
that the thcfts at the warehouse
Lad avaled the invaders little, SO %
spoiled canned goods| packed for
return, and 81 small sacks of salt,
valued at approximately $50, be
ing listed as the only missing arti-
clcs.
The father of the small boy was
questioned at length, admitting that
the youngster had brought home
some salt, but declaring that the
child said he had found it.
"a The ease was then turned over to
Probation Officer Griffin for fur
thcr investigation and disposition.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21

Strange thing-clection time draw
ing nearer and nearer, and we lav-
en- t heard a single candidate de-
nouncing the corn borer
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21

A Chicago judge suggests a mu-
nicipal laboratory where youth
should study all about love. We
suggest that he have it fitted mp
with mark hencheS
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21

NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Phl Nc
.aw, Detroit lightweight, aad
.ergie Day fought 10 rounds to n
aw.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21

while other localities reveal = slight
increase in employment, and in still
others statistics cannot be gathered.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21

ORLANDO, Manager jack
Hendricks of the Cincinnati Reds
today took measures to prevent his
layers from going stale. There will
be ONLY one workout each day the
rest of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
TREND IRREGULAR
ON STOCK MARKET
Rails Pronounced Heaviness
Feature-Motors Rise
and Then Fall.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. January 1s-It was an
other day of irregularity in the stock
market. The turnover was small and
the price changes much mixed. Periods
of moderate strength alternated with
periods OF comparative reaction.
The only important change in the
general situation was the reduction in
the renewal rate on call loans TO 4 per
cent against Az per cent yesterday.
That ought to have stimulated buying
If the theory that money is now the
controlling influence in the market is
correct. IT did nothing Of the kind,
however. Instead the days fluctuations
simply pictured the confusion existing
in speculative circles. The great ma
jority OF professional traders are frank
~ bearish, but so far efforts to bring
about public liquidation have been I'M
successful.
Heaviness Of Rails.
Perhaps the principal characteristic
OF the market was the pronounced
heaviness IN railway stocks. This was
almost uniform. Selling of st. Paul
issues, which made a new low since
the reorganization plan was approved,
could be explained by reluctance to pay
the assessments, but that was no reason
why such high grade investment shares
as Chesapeake & Ohio. New York Cen
trail. Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific.
Southern Railway and others should go
down. December earnings statements
will begin appearing at the close of
the week and are expected TO make
unfavOrable comparisons with Deem
Der. 1926, but that has been known all
along.
Motor stocks were first higher and
then sold off again. Hudson Motors
again received the most consistent sup
port given TO the independents. Hupp
Motor, which had rise of nearly 3
points Tuesday. was actively bought for
time. but the movement did not carry
through Steel shares were firm during
the early trading. Most of the oils, on
the other hand, were lower. The ex-
ception was Sun Oil. which was strong
at new high on the move.
Pool Managers Stand Aside.
Managers of the various pools we're
inclined to stand aside. Not in many
days has there been such a lack OF
specially" maneuvers. Electric Power
e. Light made a new 1923 high and
the general run OF low priced utilities
did well. notably Standard Gas g. Elec-
trio. Julius Kayser responded TO an
encouraging earnings statement, but
the reckless upbidding of easily moved
industrials so often seen in recent ses-
sions was not in evidence.
For the most part stocks like Mid
land Steel Products preferred. United
States Cast Iron Pipe and Commercial
Solvents yielded to offerings. Houston
Oil. at times so spectacular a performer
on the side OF advance. was lower to-
day Montgomery Ward moved through
wide range, but With the trend down
ward
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change tomorrow evening Banners
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-24
SAN BENITO
PERSONALS

fERSONAIg
Mrs. Barber and daughters, Misses
Elizabeth and Dorothy Jean. left this
week for homestead, Pennsylvania
for a three months visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Donald O'Neil who has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Louie Morris
for the past week, has returned 70
her home in Dallas.
Mrs. +. z. L~ippincott left Friday
for S~hattuck, Okla, for a visit with
her sisters. She will accompany her
mother from there TO Missouri where
they will spend the remainder Of the
summer months.
W.. j. Gardner has returned 10 his
home in Stuttgart, Ark, after a visit
here with his daughter, Mrs. Donald
b. webb.
Rev. and Mrs. Jeff Davis returned
Saturday from Waco where they at
tended a Baylor University drive
meeting.
A. d. Methven returned from Hous-
ton by automobile Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Shafer. who
have been visiting Mrs. Shafer's sis
ter in Amarillo. Tex. returned late
Sunday. They made the trip by auto
mobile.
Mrs. A. o. Walker and daughter.
Jean, and Miss Lillian Dryer are now
visiting their sister, Mrs. f. II.
Downs.
Forest Runnels has returned from
Center, Tex, where he has been visit
ing relatives and friends for the past
three weeks.
A. +. Harris Il now in San Antonio
on business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-24
CANDIDATES
file REPORTS
Expense Accounts In
dicate Cost of Toll
tics Not High

The cost Of politics in Cameron
county has not increased in the same
ratio as the cost Of living, according
to reports on expenses filed the past
week with the county clerk, n. ID.
SeagO.
The reports show that expenses of
candidates. other than the assess
ments levied by the county committee
to defray the expenses of the primary,
have been very light. The major
part Of the expenditures have been
for publicity. cards. automobiles,
gasoline and other ineidentals. Two
or three of the candidates listed
drinks" among the items. carefully
specifying they were soft" Not a
candidate has bought cigars for a flu
ture constituency, according TO the
reports listed.
The expenses Of the various candi-
dates for sheriff have averaged
around $4l5 each. including the $500
assessment levied BY the committee.
According TO the last expense report
filed July 90, G. A. Manahan had ex-
pended s415. w. F. Brown $447.50,
L. G. Nichols. s402.60, II. VI. Johnson