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Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06
So. California
Sport Briefs

AVALON, Catalina Island, March
G.-Thc "Catalinians" and the
&. .Avalous" will clash today in the
rubber game Of the threcg gam" Sc.
rics to decide the championship OF
Catalina Island between two squads
Of Chicago Cubs.
Six pitchers viii be given work
out By Manager Joe Mccarthy and
it was expected that Ed Lautcn-
baclcr and Bcryl Horne, star rockies,
will be numbered among them. The
entire squad Of Cubs viii leave to-
morrow for the mainland to play 4
three game series with the Los An
geles club 1t Wrigley Field, com
mcncing Friday.
PUOENIX, Ariz., March 6-An-
other three hour session was III or
der for the Detroit Tigers today in
preparation for the yannigau.rcgU-
iar genes which will be played his
week end. Pitchers, including Georgl
Chile. former Cleveland ace, haze
been looscniug ur in fin" style un-
der a lot sun.
Los ANGELES. March G.-Ernio
Peters won "a 10-round decision from
Bias Rodriguez, Mexican boxer, a
Tie Olympic last night.
Los ANGELES. March &. Homo
lera nv Arnold Statz, Waiter Bcr-
ger and Jim Mosloff were features
%. II to 4 victory q the rockies
over tho Angel regulars at Wrigicr
Field yesterday Manager krug
%,@uuod another contest today in
preparation fer 4 three gam" series
against the Ch.cago Cubs this wecE
ead.
SAN DIEGO, March 6. - FIossy
ta.rl.na by Buzz Wotzcl. fer
uar Portland and Oakland twirlar.
stood ont in 6 10 victory Of thr
q" Evening stars over the "Morn-
.iug Stars in the Hollywood train
Ing eamp series Yesterday
SANTA ANA. March G.-'eBuI-
let' Joe Bush has been hitting the
ban So hard in the Portland Beavers
training camp that Manager Bill
Hogers may use the former big
league huI!cr in the oatficld this
season.
san CLEMENTE, March 6. -
Walter NcCrydia, coach Of the Seat
tie rockies, took charge OF training
camp activities today while Man
a%er Ernie johnson remained in bed
with a heavy cold.
LOS ANGELES. March G.-MatcE-
maker Hayden Wadhams has offered
Johnny Risko Il 10 round bout with
Armand Emanuel here April > If
Emanuel gets over Risko, Wadhams
plans to match him against Paolino
I'IruGun.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06

Los; ANGELES, March G.-Follow.
i0g are today's market quotations:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, 81 to 4 lbs,
2Gc.
Hens, colorcd, 4 lbs. and up, 31c.
Broilers, ~ 'bs., and under 21@,
34c.
Fryers, Leghorns, "a to 3 lbs.
Fryers, colored, 2H to 3 lbs, 33c.
Roasters, soft bone, lbs, up 33c.
Ducklings, Pcking, 31a lbs, up Sc.
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, 13 lbs, and
up 28c.
Old Tom turkeys, 25c.
Small hen turkeys, under lbs,
l5c.
Hen turkeys lbs. up CSC.
Squads, light and heavy 40c.
Capors, 8 lbs. up, 46c.
BUTTER
Wholesale price lie.
Price to retailers SOC and SIC.
EGGS
Extra 27c. Fresh firsts %. Ne
aium Pie.
Hereafter the Press will carry the
local price on eggs, furnished
through the courtesy of ZurcLer
Brothers:
To2ay's Io-! eggs 23r.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06

FORT MYERS. Fla. March 6. \
4Hn" b,tWecn the regulars and
-erfh- today VIII prepare TIE ph:la-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06
LIVESTOCK

HOGS 1909. part Of run stiIl
back Slow, early sales about steady
carly top 1900; bulk Il.2512.o0
CATTLE 300, part Of run still
back. steers Is to - higher, otncr
classes steady; q load aud half
California and Nevada steers 1900
and 12.25. Bail. she stock S.60-9.4o.
Bulk calves and veaiers 12d0I3.0o.
SHEEP Medium 10 choice
lambs quoted l40o1G0o: truck load
cull and common ewes 6.1j.
Willie the temperature two nights
last week dropped to zero at valley
POINTS in Hood River Valley, Ore
eon, the earth was covered by an
is inch blanket Of snow and grow
crs say that no damage to apple
pcar and strawberry tracts resulted
Orchards are reported to be in good
condition
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06
Here and There
In Sport World
Nv rnltcd Press Lcnseh I,irc

~ "'''W '''7N I1''INFN " tic
CHICAGO, March 6. Training
for Lis bout With Tom lIepncy OTTO
Won Pofat, Norwegian heavyweigh6
today announced he is rounding into
fine condition. The tw5 fight
March -, and Promoter jim Mullen
hopes to match the winner with
PaoliNo tl-udaa.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06

de'pi'a Athletics for their first cN
hihitjau game Thursday with th
ST. Louis Cardinals a Ayau Paris
CLEARWATER, Fla., March C.
t'pn Wright ,hort,,ap purchased
from ri't~bn0g hae been appointed
tln l@-9 ,ana.n of the brooklyn
Robins. I'll, raaa.ar. detected th-
scrub. II q n'a. iuu,H- ga@'. I1 10 ].
rASu I.HLE@, cmT, March e.
Two workouts arr ou the e,h.1u.e
fnr I'll. Ttt,b0rgh Pirates today.
only eua workout wa, held y.stcr
d1y, tile afternoon being allowed
tile men 20 t@kr par, I'm the almond
blossom festival
WEST PALM BEACH,, FIa..
March q. Four members of ,la ST.
Lou., Browns were ON the injured
lis, today AJ Cruwlyr hurI,r, is
suffering from - strained side;
George Stanton. rookie first base
man, has Wrrnchcd knee; Ed
Crimes infioldcr, has a had elbow
and Nocar Estrada recruit pitcher
!, laid mp with broken finger,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06

Los ANGELES. March G.-Matcb-
maker Hayden Wadhams has offered
Johnny Risko Il 10 round bout with
Armand Emanuel here April > If
Emanuel gets over Risko, Wadhams
plans to match him against Paolino
UIrudUN
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06

AVON PARK. Fla, March c.
Tho ST. Louis Cardinals viii run
through their last practice today b.
fore opening the exhibition season
with the philadelphia Athletics to.
morrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
Ncw York. March G.-Thc veteran
Reggie MeNmara WAS ont ahead Of
the pack ia the six day bicycle race
today, holding = slender lead over
tAr team Of Gcoractti and Dcbacts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06

TAMPA. Fla, March G.-Spcnccr
Harris, promising rookie outfioIder
brought t. the Washington Senators
from Minneapolis, is in the Muuici-
pal hospital here suffering an attack
# tousiljtis which may keep him out
Of the lineup for another week.
Twenty seven squad members were
on hand today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06

san CLEMENTE, March 6. -
Walter NcCrydie, coach Of the Seat
tie rockies, took charge Of training
camp activities today while Man
a@er Ernie johnson remained in bed
with a heavy cold.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06

NEW YORK. March Edward
Walker, former Line coach at Stan
ford University. will act in that
capacity at Columbia University this
year. Walker, whose appointment
was announced yesterday, viii re-
port for spring training Thursday
NEW YORK. March 6. - Jean
Eorotra, Fronch tennis star who Won
the u1ti7ua indoor mons champion
ship 1925 and 1927, has cablad his
entry for the 1909 event which
opens here March Ii. H. w.lI leave
Paris late this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06
ERANDENTOWN. Fa.. March ,

ERANBEETOWN. F}a. March 6.
With T. mon working. Manager
HilI Carrisan of The Boston Ral So1
plans to split his SQUAD into two sec
t;ous tomorrow and hold workouts
fer each daily.
ST. PETEBSHURG, Fla, March
.. All members Of the New York
Yankees were ON hand today after
,hc arrival of Waite lioyt ard Bob
MHasl, pitcher and o1tficldnr Tom
Zachary, tie only holdout, reported
Tuesday ba' was unable to reach an
agreement on his contract.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06
Flickers From
Training Camps
s-s.o a-.o~Aso.r~o4
~ United Press Lcnscd Wire

san ANTONIO, TEN, March 6.
The New York Giants viii open
the exhibition season today, meeting
the University OF Tevas at Austin
in their first game. The Giant reg
ular3 beat the scrubs yesterday 10
to 10, in six inning game
ORLANDO. Fla March C. Six
players We're overdue at the training
camp Of the Cincinnati Reds here
today. Two Of these stiH are uu-
signed. Luauc and Dresser are cT-
peetcd to ioin the sQuad Friday at
Miami where the exhibition season
VIII be opened The following day.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06

SANTA ANA, March g. 'BuI-
let" Joe Bush has been hitting the
holl So hard i'm the Portland Beavers
training camp that Manager Bill
Rogers may use the former big
league hm.cr in the outficld this
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06

SAE DIEGO, March 6. - FIossy
tn,rl.ua by Buzz W"t1cl. fer
uor Portland and Oakland twirlar
stood ont in 6 10 / victory Of 5hp
" Evening stars over the "Morn-
ing S5ar,' ia the Hollywood train
ing e&np series yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-06
Everywhere in every way
ES2EA The Challenger is put 10 the proof
.under official newspaper observers

IN IdSf GefaWGy-no car is excepted.
In Speod-an thing the road offers up to 20 miles an hou
In Hill Climbing = the hardest hills in this community
and II America
In Reiia6iHfy-60 miles an hour all day.
III Ec0nomy-better than 20 miles to the gallon
The Washington times., 1929-03-28
Novelty Cuff.
Fabric
Gloves
79cPr.

There are slip-on styles,
also, in the collection at this
price, as we'll as the flare
cuff style; they are made with
heavy stitched backs. in the
new Spring shades, and white,
with self and black stitching.
Sizes 51a to 8
Kann's-Street Floor
The Washington times., 1929-03-28
HARVARD MAKES
CRIME STUDY

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 2S
.N.SD.-How to fit punishment to
the criminal, not to the crime, the
problem of how to determine guilt
and what to do with those found
guilty, will be the subjects of in.
vestigation by the newly formed
Institute of Criminal Law at the
Harvard University law school, or.
ganized under the supervision Of
Prof. Francis Bowes Sayre.
The founders Of this new insti-
tute view present methods of deal
ing with criminals as insufficient
because lawyers have too long bent
their attentions upon convicting
criminals, and so little upon the
individual criminal and his treat.
ment.
Prof. Sayre will be aided in the
management of the institute by
Sheldon Glueck, assistant professor
of criminology at Harvard and au.
thor of Mental Disorders and
Criminal Law" Sam Bass Warner,
at present professor OF law at
Syracuse University, and assistant
Prof. John Joseph Burns, of the
Harvard law school. who has been
giving courses in first-year crimi-
nal law in collaboration with Prof.
Sayre.
The institute will have as an al.
visory committee, Dean Roscoe
Pound, Prof. Joseph H. Beale and
Prof. Felix Frankfurter of the Har.
ward law school,
The Washington times., 1929-03-28
Boy, 10, Pal, 7, Caught
By Police RObbing
Apartment.

BALTIMORE. March ,2S.-An
emergency call brought three po-
licemen to an apartment house.
Stanley Lopwinskis apartment APP
peared hurricane-swept. Crouched
beneath radio cabinet, two
urchins were discovered.
The smaller leveled a revolver
at the policemen, but it was
quickly seized and the boy pulled
out by the seat of his knee
breeches. This robber is only Z,
while his pal Is 10. In their
blouses and pockets money and
jewels were found.
They told the police they found
the revolver and cartridges in the
apartment, which they had entered
through a window,
The Washington times., 1929-03-28
Nurse Can't Drink
Gas Stops Her

cleansing, Adlerika checks the
growth Of intestinal bacteria"
DIR. J. Weaver: "In my 50 years
practice, I have found nothing to
excel Adlerika."
]. E. Puckett: after using Ad.
lerika 1 feel better than for 20
years. Awful impurities were elm
mated"
1t will surprise you the great
amount Of poisons Adlerika brings
out-you would never believe they
were in your system. In chronic
constipation, GAS, sour stomach
and sick headache, just ONE spoon.
full Adlerika brings wonderful re.
Lief. At leading druggists. Sold in
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Stores. Send for FREE checker.
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Paul, MINI,
The Washington times., 1929-03-28
MAN WITH LINE
ISF|SHERMAN,
COURT HOLDS

NORRISTOwN, Mar. 2S.-A man
Is Fishing" legally, when he carries
a pole and line. with hooks attached.
and walks along a stream OF water
in which, presumably. there are fish
to catch.
He need not cast the line into the
water to come under the scope of
the piscatorial laws. .
so says Judge knight in an inter
esting decision settling the appeal OF
Charles Henderson and Harry Rog'
lin, of North Glenside. from sum-
mary conviction before a magistrate.
The men were arrested and con.
victed before a magistrate for fish.
ing without licenses. The game
warden's only testimony was to the
effect that he found them walking
along Sandy Run, carrying poles TO
which were attached the lines and
hooks.
But Henderson made a fatal ad.
mission when he said the water
was too high and muddy to catch
anything"
such knowledge" said the
learned Court, could have been OBJ
tanned only by a disappointing and
fruitless test
The judgment Of the magistrate,
filming both men. was affirmed.
The Washington times., 1929-03-28

Even a drink Of water made me
sick, had stomach gas SO bed. 1t
IL wonderful how Adlerika has
helped my stomach. Mrs. M.
Bryan (Nurse).
The simple mixture of glycerin,
buckthorn bark, etc. Gxnown as Ad-
dlerika) has most surprising
DOUBLE action. 1t acts on BOTH
upper and lower bowel (most medi-
cines act on lower bowel only and
removes foul matter that poisoned
the system for months. It clears
GAS and sourness from the stom.
ach and bowels, bringing INSTANT
relief from stomach trouble. And
in addition. Adlerika removes meta.
bolic poisons which cause neuritis
and rheumatism:
DR.. H. L. Shoub, New York, re-
ports: 'In addition to intestinal
The Washington times., 1929-03-28
Burglars Make Raids
On Cellars of Wealthy

DARIEN, Conn.,. March 2S.-The
cellar of David Challinor, husband
of the former Miss Mercedes Grim
Minis, daughter Of the late John
d. Crimmins. wealthy New York
contractor, Is considerably more
barren az a result of a visit by
burglars to his summer home at
Colledner's Point last night.
Apart from ChalIinor's place,
other summer houses visited by
burglars in the last week. all ap.
parently in a search for liquors,
were those OF John Cort, theater
owner. OF New York: J. c. Gledhill.
John W. Douglas. DR.. Arthur NJ.
Kane. DR.. William A. Downes and
s. B. Ponsdorf.
The Washington times., 1929-03-28

It's the same story in thousands of
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in an important court case; ineffi-
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tablet Of the genuine.
Ask any Druggist for A-K Tablets
The Washington times., 1929-03-28
Confession Jails Three
In Fake $500 HOldLUp

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 2s
U.S).-Three men were in Jail to-.
day because of a fake" robbery
staged yesterday.
Glen Castleman, cashier for
the Illinois Traction System, yes
terday was kidnapped and robbed
OF $500. Today he confessed, police
allege. that he needed the money
to defray hospital expenses Of a
young woman in Toledo" On the
strength of the confession, Robert
Mckinney and Aubrey Falconburg
were arrested for their part in the
plot,
The Washington times., 1929-03-28
His Life Saved by Belt,
Alleged Slayer Claims

ATLANTA, March 2S.-Ernest
Eich, 19.year.old youth. under in
dictment for staying his 17'year-
old bride several weeks ago. at
tributes his life to an S-year-old
belt he was wearing when he was
wounded three times at the same
time his Rirl.wife was killed.
lone of the bullets went under
the belt" he said, but the other
two struck the belt and glanced
over toward my hip, missing my
vital organs"
Eich is sitting up in bed, cheer
fully predicting that he will escape
conviction of murder.
Il did not shoot her and my con-
science is clear" he said.
The Washington times., 1929-03-28
Husband LetsWife Go
To Jail as Tax DOdger

GETTYSBURG, March 20. - A
husband who allowed his wife, the
mother ofasix young children, to be
sent to Jail for nonpayment Of
taxes later found himself In the
tolls of the law, charged with aban.
donment
Rox Harmon, near Gettysburg
refused to pay his wife's taxes,
amounting to $3.50. when Charles
Deatrick. the collector, and Deputy
Sheriff Wagaman called at the
Harmon home. After bringing Mrs.
Harmon and her children to jail,
Deputy Sheriff WaGaman called the
attention of District Attorney John
p. Butt TO the matter,
The Washington times., 1929-03-28
''Talkies" Seen Medium
Of Universal Language

NEW YORK, March % (U.S,D.-
Talking pictures" will be the me-
dunn through which English will he
made the universal language of the
world, declared ohm Maxwell, chair
man of British International Pic
lures, when he arrived today on the
The Washington times., 1929-03-28
Public Schools Close
Today for Easter Week

Public schools will close this after
noon for the Easter holidays, /. was
announced at the Franklin School
yesterday. They will reopen April S,
The Alaska fisherman., 1929-06-15

light for their only safeguard against being run down by ocean bound steamers and the "putt- putt" of their gasoline motors as their only companions in the darkness, they risk their lives in their work. And, not infre- quently does a gill-netter fail to report at the cannery the next morning to claim reward for his catch. Remains of 1Gis boat may be found in the surf.
 The well1being of their fam flies depends upon the luck and skill of the gill-net fishermen
 If this happens to be a "gill-net year." the fishermen will be we'll paid. Debts will be settled, new homes will be built, old cars will be sWapped for new, and the city of Astoria will prosper. If the year happens not to be a "gill-net year" the sDortsmen's stake is lost and another season will be awaited while the gill; netters and their families tide over on money borrowed from
The Alaska fisherman., 1929-06-15

the schools of salmon and 1000 cannery workers found sharp ening their knives and stacking tin cans preparatory to packing the spoil of the fishing vessels. If the season is productive, mil lions of dollars will flow into the pockets of the 1000 fisher men and cannery workers to feed 10000 Astoria mouths dur ing the next year.
 Romance? Romance is there wien the fishing season comes round. Last night, tonight and every night except Sunday night, from May 1 to January, thousands of gillnet fishermen will drift back and forth across the Columbia playing out their nets and hauling them in, in quest of the Royal Chinook. True sportsmen, these gillnet- ters! They stake their lifes and their wealth in tls2ir gamble. Lying out on that black expanse of the Columbia with a tiny
The Alaska fisherman., 1929-06-15
the big packers.

The above is taken from the Portland Oregonian as a descrip tion of what the fisheries mean to Oregon and what it could mean to Alaska.
The Alaska fisherman., 1929-06-15
NOT HERS

A steward, standing at the gangway of a ship kept shout ing for t.42 benefit of arriving passengers:
 'First-class to the right! &c., cOnd-class to the left.'
 A young woman stept daintily aboard with a baby in her arms. As she hesitated before the steward, he bent over her and in his chivalrous manner said:
 First or SecOnd?'
 "Oh!," said the girl, ser face as red as a rose. "Oh, dear, it's not mine"
The Alaska fisherman., 1929-06-15

"Vas you in de army Ikey?" "I vas in de army" Did you get a commission?" "NO, only wages"
The Washington times., 1929-02-16
Ue Ne1u Mouies and the Press Agents Rate Them Al
MAQAGLEN IS
FIGHTING
AGAIN

Every announcement from the
Fox studios in Hollywood that
Victor MacLaglen is due to start
in another picture serves as a
call to graduates of the School
of Sock to foregather at the cast
ing offices.
MacLaglen IL, OF course, the
real he-man type, and the screen
stories in which he stars always
call for he-man action.
Knowing that there is sure to
be at least one battle royal in a
MacLaglen picture, former pigillsts,
wrestIers and strong men head
for the studios.
MacLaglen was once q profes.
sionaI boxer, and has yet to learn
how to pull punch, even before
the camera. Therefore, all appli.
cants know that, IL they are
called to battle him in the picture,
it win be a real battle, for the
athletic Victor asks his opponents
to shoot straight for the mark.
MacLaglen is "socker" in his
latest production for Fox films.
Captain LASH" which comes to
the Fox Theater today. 1t is
based on a story by Daniel Tom.
linson and Laura Hasse, and is
directed by John G. Blystone.
The Washington times., 1929-02-16
Coming Attractions

The Paramount picture 1.-THE
Case of Lena Smith," featuring
Esther Ralston, is the next screen
attraction at Loew's Palace. On
the stage Wesley Eddy and the
Palace Syncopators will be pre-
sented in a Loew.Publix stage
unit.
Lois Moran plays two ex-
tremely contrasting personalities
in "BIindfold," the Fox production
which is scheduled for showing at
the local Fox Theater next week.
For the week commencing on
Sunday afternoon, February "a,
the Strand Theater has arranged
to present the snappiest of all
shows, appropriately named Gin.
ger Girls" with stellar cast, in
Guiding Harry Clexx and Fritzie
White, supported by Vinnine Phil
lips, Freddie Walker, Al Baker.
George Whites ninth edition Of
Scandals" following a successful
seasons run on Broadway, will
open a weeks engagement at
Polls Theater on Sunday night,
February "a
The Washington times., 1929-02-16
SHAKESPEARE
IS NEXT AT
WARDMAN

The Junior Theater at W-.'dman
Park, presenting it's spirited play
of Robin Hoc:-" II afternoon
and evening. announces that for
next week, Friday and Saturday,
February % and %, they will re-
turn again to Shakespeare, Civ
ing Twelfth Night or What You
WILL" with the same fine cast
that has made the past two weeks
such a capacity success.
Youthful audiences for Shakes
peare are most responsive, declares
Julia Marlowe and E. H. Sothern,
so in choosing another Of the plays
of the immortal bard, The Junior
Theater is following both requests
and tradition.
Viola will be played by Elizabeth
Valentine, a part she often played
with Mr.. Sothern. Frank Arundel
is the Malvolio. Louis Cruger the
Duke orsino. Shirley Horton plays
Olivia, Betty Kilbourne is Maria,
Mason Hardy the Sir Toby Belch,
and James McLain who is singing
so effectively this week, will be
Feste, the clown. Again Marian
Edwards will design the settings
and the play will be put on by
Mrs. Glenna s. Tinnin. Early
reservations are advised. For the
following week, March / and 2,
the Dramatic Recitals Of Z. H.
Sothern are announced.
The Washington times., 1929-02-16
JANE CRASHED
THE GATE AT
ANNAPOLIS

Chalk UP on the ladies' gate
crashing record for jeanette Loft,
winsome Pathe featured player,
who has the principle feminine
role in Annapolis" Pathe's pic
ture story in sound of two Mid
shipmen and a girl Filmed at the
u. S. Navy Academy under the
direction of Christy Cabanne, and
which is now the major screen
attraction at the Earle Theater.
AS is we'll known, no women
are permitted to enter the mess
hall at Annapolis, but Jeanette
Loft being a woman and curious,
simply had to see what was what
and she accordingly doomed a
Midshipman's coat and cap and
entered the han thus disguised.
She was recognized by one Of
the %. d. (officers on duty when
a blonde tress protruded from
under her cap. He had met and
danced with her the night before,
and grateful to her for the plea
sure the dance had afforded him
he discreetly failed to disclose the
fact that a girl had crashed the
gate.
John Mack Brown plays fea-
ture' role with Miss Loft in "An.
napolis," as also does Hugh AL
Ian. In the cast are Maurice
Ryan, William Bakewell, Charlotte
Walker and Byron Munson.