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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-03
DEVELOPED FEDERAL AGENCY

When Dr. Harvey Washington Wiley became chief chemist of the Department of Agriculture in 1883 and took charge of the little cubby hole laboratory in the basement from which the present far-reach- ing Federal agency was developed, probably he did not know that he was embarking on 30-years- of his own. But 30 years brim full of battle and controversy un- der the pure food" slogan began for him that day; conflicts that were to demand repeatedly action by the President himself, and to end only when. vindicated and up- held by President Taft in his last clash, the scientist resigned after stubbornly refusing to be kicked out of the Federal service.
 BloOdless Battles Fought
 There are a score of bloodless but bitter battles, history of which might be written on pr. Wileys honorable discharge from the off cial pure food army. There was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-03

WASHINGTON, D. C., July B. pr. Harvey w. Wiley, aged 85 years, noted chemist and pure food ex- pert, is dead here. He had sut- fered from heart attacks for the past two months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-03

Travelling men leaving on the Yukon for the Westward included Baxter Felch, booked for Seward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-03
THE WEATHER (By the U. s. Weather
 Bureau)

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 pm. today:
 Showers tonight and prob ably Friday; gentle variable winds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-03

(Contlnuea on Page Iwo)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Need Blankets These
Cool Nights?

(3) Part Wool Blankets, 72x94;
soiled from display; gray, blue
and gold. Were $4.95. g 40
Friday only. .......... ~O'O~
(3) Cotton Blankets, blue and
lavender plaid; slightly soiled;
72x84. Were $2.95. Fri 60 10
day only. .............
(3) AlI-WooI Blankets, 70x80
inches: lavender color; slightly
mussed. Were $5.95. Cd AZ
Friday only. ...........
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Mail, Phone, c. o. D. Orders Cannot Be
Accepted on Advertised Items
ALL SALES FINAL
You Can SoUe Dollars
on Don1eSticS!

(5) Coil Spring Mattress Cow
ers, three-quarter size; blue and
white striped ticking. ST AZ
Were $2.95. Friday. ~AO
(1S Prs.) Fancy PiIlOwcases,
lace trimmed. Soiled from dis
play. Were $2.95 a pair. S7C
Friday only, each ....
al 72x99-in. COlOred Sheets,
yellow and orchid: with hem
stitched hens. Were Ct 20
$2.95. Friday only. ~
(6) 72x99-in. Superfine Hem
stitched Sheets of fine soft quail
ity muslin. Were $40. ST 90
Friday only ....... %A'O)
(50) PiIIowcases, heavy quail
ity; with thread drawn
hens. Were 45c. Fri OEo
day only ............
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Linens for the Thrifty
Shopper!

(9) 50x5O-in. Linen Crash
Cloths, heavy quality, with blue
borders. Were $1.19. 20C
Friday only ...........
az Imported Cotton Damask
Cloths, checked patterns. Size
48x48 inches. Were $3.50. 6Sc
Friday only ............
(19) Turkish Bath Mats, all
white; heavy, absorbent quality.
Were $1.00. Friday 6SC
only ................
(S) 44x44-in. White Linen
Cloths, damask patterns. 1Oo
Were etc. Friday only.
(S) Three-piece Linen Buffet
Sets-cream colored with lace
edges. Were ACC. Friday CSC
only
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
JeuUelry at Thrifty
Friday Prices

(1O) Boys Tie Clasps. 100
Were ACC. Friday only.
(19) Necklaces with PEN
dants. Were S2.95. Friday 60
only ................. W
(34) Bracelets with colored
stones; necklaces with colored
crystals. Were $195. Fri G1
dav only pA
14 Russian Antique Brace
lets, set with simulated turquoise
a and topaz stones. We're 40c
(16) Earrings; buttons and col
ored drops. Were 81. HOO
Friday only .........
(6) FIorentine Necklaces. 81
Were $3.50. Friday only. W
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Wonderful Oppor-
funities in Coats!

~ Sport Coat, tan tweed; size
10. Originally $25. Fri GE E0
day only ............. PO
81 Sports Goats; IA, 10, SO;
tan, blue and red tweed.
Were SIS. Friday e S0
only
(S) Misses Winter Coats, broad
cloth, black, brown, green; IA to
20. Were $39.75. Friday coo
only .................
(S) Women's Coats; black and
brown broadcloth; SO to A: and
l size 49,. Were $ss.75. $40
Friday only .............
(15) Black BroadcIOth Goats for
misses, ID to 10; and women, 38
to A. Were $3.50. Fri N4S
DAY only
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Juniors! Wear These
Suits to School!

(15) Suits Of covert, tweed and
oxford cloth: semi-fltted, belted
models; eggshell crepe blouses;
green, tan, blue. Originally Sir
SIS. Friday only. ,...... w.
(1O) Suits, tweed, covert, and
silver spray; short jackets; silk
blouses: tan and blue.
Were $3.50. Friday GO 7S
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Women's and
Chidren's Shoes at
Savings!

(36 Prs.) Women's Pumps,
Straps and Oxfords, of patent
leather, dull mat kid and brown
kd-Cuban and spike heel styles.
Broken size ranges. 60 OK
Were $3.50. Friday. P-'/O
ZIG Prs.) Women's Patent
Leather Opera Pumps. hand
turned soles. Also one-straps.
We're $1,000. Friday Cz Ok
only - QI 90
III Prs.) Jr. Misses Lace Ok
f0rds, of patent leather and tan
calf. Sizes 21s to Az.
Were $500. Friday CO OK
only YN,,.
(28) Misses Patent Leather
Straps, also tan calf oxfords.
Sizes liz to 1872. 60 OK
Were $500. Friday. P@'/O
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Don't Miss the
Basement Savings

(125 prS.) Women's Shoes,
kid and patent leather;
black, blue, red, blonde.
Originally much mole. SSO
Friday only ........ wv
QD Boys Long Pants,
grey and brown; wool mixed;
13 to Is. Orig
inally $2.45. Fri Ct E0
day only ......... pACo
(12) Sweater Sets, sweater,
cap and leggings; some with
tam and mittens; white,
pink and navy. infants
sizes. Were $4.95 g OK
and $5.95. Friday ~O'/O
(23) FIanneIette SIeepers,
with feet; white, pink and
blue; size 2. Were SQC
81. Friday only -. ~
(75) Tots Coats, all-wool
cheviotS: navy blue; 2 to 6;
originally $3.74. Ct E0
Friday only $50. %A'oO
(15) Wool Berets; tan,
blue. green, brown; to 6;
originally soc. Fri loo
day only ...........
(10) Rayon Pajama En-
sembles; black, red, tan, and
copen; size is. 60 OK
originally $685.. ~
(114) Women's Jersey
Dresses; green, tan, rose,
and blue; IA to so; S0C
were $1.19. Friday. ~
(94) Wash Frocks, for
women; blue, green, tan and
orchid; Is to so; Ct 30
were $1.89. Friday PA'N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Money-SaUing Groups
of SiIUerLDore

(3) Sterling Baby Spoons;
~ Cheese Knife; ~ Silver
Plated Pickle Fork. Were 400
Use. Friday only. ......
(2) Silver plated Sandwich
Tray, ~ Bowl, ~ Photo
, Frame, ~ Ice TOngs, 6 Tea
spoons with initial P, 2 pairs
Sterling Salts and Peppers.
w ere 81. Friday S1M
only
(3) Sterling Vases, 734 inches
high; 5 sets Silver plated Table
spoons, l set Silver plated Dessert
Spoons. Were $3.50. GO *
Friday only .......... P@'O
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Girls, Bring Your
Mothers to See These!

(16) 'Bestyette Raincoat Sets,
red and brown; sizes and 8
years. Were $5.95. CO OK
Friday only ........ ~D
(29) Girls Rain Hats, brown,
red, tan and blue. Were EOO
$100. Friday only. ...... ~
(30) Girls Wool Skirts-on
bodice tops or hip models.
Sizes Z to IA. Were Ct 90
$149. Friday only. -. PA'/
az Girls Wool Tams, in
brown. Were $3.50. Ct M
Friday only ...... PA'OO
(l2) Girls Blazer Jackets,
plain colors and novelty stripes.
Sizes 8 to IL. Were Ct OK
$2.95. Friday only. -. VA'/C
(IO) Girls Wool Slip-O n
Sweaters, sizes 8 to IA. 50 OK
Were 1895. Friday. V-O
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Hosiery Odds and
Ends

(179 Pairs) Full-fashiOned
Chiffon Hose, with pastel clocks;
imported Isle net hose, with
clocks; chiffon hose W t h
embroidered clocks; bare legged
chiffon hose. Were much EOO
more. Friday only, pair. ~
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Stamped Goods
Greatly Reduced
(Xmos Is Co71ing!)

(24) 45-in. Lunch Cloths, with
4 napkins; stenciled in yellow and
green; unbleached muslin. HQo
Originally 81. Friday only, W
(9) Bedspreads, stamped and
stenciled on green and orchid
lawn; pillow to match.
Originally $195. Friday OQC
only .................
t29 Prs.) PillOwcases; Swiss
handloom embroidery. Were S0O
69c pair. Friday, pair, wv
(9) Rayon Satin Pillows, blue,
rose, gold and black.
Originally s2.s5. Friday 81. 40
only
(12) Damask Tailored Pillows;
rose. orchid, green. Orig zoo
inally $l.59. Friday only.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Sove on Ribbon
Remnants

Odd bits of satin, taffeta, moire,
velvet and grosgrain ribbons, l to
IL yds. long; were much 10O
more. Friday only. ...... AVS
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
NOUS the Time to
Buy Rugs!

(2) DeitOne HerringbOne Weave
Rugs, rose and blue. GIG IN
Were $500. Friday %
az Seamless Velvet Rugs, size
8.3xlO.6. Very rich in color.
Originally $24.95. Fri C14 DS
day only ...........
(6) Wilton Rugs, size 27x54
inches. Originally 1915 SS %
to $3.50. Friday only
(3) Electra and BussOrah Az
minister Rugs, size 6X9. oriental
designs. Originally S06 05
$3.50. Friday only.
az Wilton Rugs, Granada and
Akbar makes. Size 27x54 inches.
Originally S6.95. Fri % 0S
day only .............
$50 Yds.) Inlaid LinOIeum Rem
nants, in beautiful patterns.
Originally $3.50 to $3.50 SSC
so. yd. Friday only, so. yd. -
600 Yds.) FeIt-Base. Orig
inally ACC and sec So. yd. 00c
Friday only, so. yd. $50.
(6) Malabar Wilton Rugs, size
8.3xl0.6 and 9x12. Originally
SIS and $3.50. Fri $50 N
day only ...........
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02

(10O) Fall Hats, all blackl
Odds and ends. Originally
$1.95 and $2.95. Fri Ct
day only ........... W
(25) Fall Coats, sizes 38
and 40. Originally G1S
$31.75. Friday only. pAO
(54) Girls Fall Coats, all
wool blue cheviot, with brass
buttons; Z to 10. Orig
inally $4.95. Fri Ct N
day only ......... pAO
n3) Girls 2 and 3 piece
Silk Ensembles, Z to IA;
blue, red and rose.
Origina lily $7.95. Cd OK
Friday only ...... "
(SO) Boys Sweaters, slip
overs; v necks with collars;
navy, blue and ma
room; 80 to "a. Were S0O
(25) Boys Blue Cheviot
Coats. brass buttons and red
Innings: 3 to 6. Orig
inally $685.. Friday Ct 81
only ............
(I5) Boys 3-pc. Suits,
wool mixed; 2 pairs lined
Knockers with each suit: 6
to 8; tan, grey and brown.
Originally $395 Ct *
and SIS. Friday only %AO
(1OO) Mems Shirts, broad
cloth and woven madras;
tan, blue, green and fancy
patterns; IA to IT; were
much more. Friday HSo
only ...............
(25O prs.) Children's
Shoes, mostly small sizes.
Were much more. Fri G1
day only ............. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Fur Trimming Is Smart
Use These Remnants!

go Pieces) Thibetine, Coney
OposSum and Lapin dyed rab-
bit) 4 inches wide; % to 81
inches long. Were much Ct OK
more. Friday only. ~AO
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Three Dinner Dresses
ReducedI

(3) Misses Net Dresses, ankle
length; for dinner and dancing;
large bertha collars; pink and
white: 16 and ID;
were $500. Friday GIG *
only ................
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Odds and Ends of
Corsets at Remarkable
Savings

(8I) Girdles, Garter Belts,
Brassieres and COrsetlettes. Were
3sc to $3.50. 24c to S1.04
Friday only.
(23) GirdIes and Semi Stepin
Models; brocades and heavy
elastic. Were $3.49. 60 I'd
Friday only ..........
(5) CorSetIettes, with abdominal
belts. swami brassieres. boned
diaphragm and Chose supporters.
Were SIS. Friday CO Oh
only .............
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
coNFESsEs SHORTAGE
Assistant Manager of Bank Tells
Police He Lost Money on Races.

Police He Lost Money on Races.
NEW YORK, October 2 (R.-Prod-
ded by conscience, William j. Scheel
%, of the Bronx, assistant manager OF
branch of the Chatham Phenix Ma
tional Bank g. Trust Co., yesterday
walked into police headquarters and
disclosed. he was short $4,000 in his
accounts.
He said according to detectives, that
he had been juggling the books for
long time, but added I've got nc
money left. Lost it all betting on the
horses"
He was held without bail by a magis-
trate for hearing on grand larceny
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Lamps and Lamp
Shades Drastic0lly
Reduced

I'D 2-Light Candle Floor
Lamps; originally s.. S3 o.
Friday only. .......... ~O
(16) Parchment Floor Lamp
Shad es; imp orted
prints; were $3.50. Fri Ct OK
dow opIv p1s/O
(12) Parchment Table Lamp
Shades; very colorful prints.
were S2.95. Friday Ct 1S
only NATURALIZATION.
CI0) Parchment Floor Lamp
Shades; were $2.95. CT 40
Friday only.
Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Great Savings in
Imprinted Furniture!

(5) Card Table Servers, and
Foot Stools. Were $l.S9 0Sc
and $1.49. Friday only. ~
(6) Coffee Tables.
Were $5.45 and $3.50. 81 OK
Friday only ......... ~A(O
(12) Gate-Leg Table, butter
fly table, coffee tables. Were
s4.95 to SITS. Friday 60 OK
(I Hardwood Coffee Table.
Was $5.95. Friday G. OK
only
(9) Occasional Tables; hard
wood. Were $40. Fri Cd OK
day only .............
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Desirable Bargains in
China!

(16) Imported Mixing Bowl
Sets; were $195. Fri Ct M
dav only pAsOO
81 Pieces Of Imported Pottery
and Fancy China; were S0O
500 and $1.49. Friday. wv
(7) Italian Pottery Milk Jugs;
WE sl.OO. Friday Soc
only
Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
89c to $3.50

175 yds.) Remnants, chintzes,
cretonnes, repps and curtain ma
terials. Useable lengths. Origi-
nally 75c to $125 yard. OSo
Friday only, yard. ....... -oN
(40 yds.) Remnants, damasks,
warp prints and 50-inch rayons,
Originally SITS to $195. 400
Friday only, yard. ....... ~
go ydS.) Hand blocked Linens
and Damasks. Originally $4.95
to $685. yard. Friday Ct OK
only, yard .......... pA>O
ga yds) Hand blocked Linens,
CreweI Embroideries, also mo-
hairs, frieZes and brocatelles.
Originally $8.95 to 60 OK
$3.50. Friday only, yd. %-'/O
(25O) Window Shades-36 in.
by 5 #. 9 in, made of Lonsdale
Holland or Crescent Tint cloth
and mounted on guaranteed roll
lers. Green, white and
cream. Originally $1.89 QQO
to $215. Each. ....... Nv
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Big Bargains for
Little Folks!

(16) Infants Shirts and Bands,
broken sizes. We're soc 1Sc
and roc. Friday only. oS
u9) Fine Crib Sheets, solid
colors or with colored borders.
Were $500. Friday 81 S0
onlv - p1sOO
1861 PiIIOwcases, size 17-:2l
inches; with colored Dor $50
ders. Were 39c. Friday only ~
az Infants and Tots Sweat
ers. Were s2.s5, Friday Sl,05
only. ................
(S0 Infants Gowns, sizes l
and 2 years. Were 81. SQC
Friday only.
(12) Tots Coats, sizes 8 to 6
years. Were more. Fri S2 O.
only.
qN Crib Spreads. Were 70c
SIPS. Friday only. ....
(15) Tots Dresses, sizes 2 to 6.
Were $2.95. Friday S105
only. 80.
(6) Carriage Robe Sets, with
pillow, beautifully embroidered
and silk lined Were
$3.50 and $3.50. Fri q OK
day only. .............
$50 Prs Silk Socks, sizes 4 to
51k. Were $1.oo. Friday Soc
0' Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Odds and Ends of
NoUelty Furniture!

(5) Decorated Tray Tables,
with separate glass tray. Origi-
nally sls.s5. Friday S6.05
only
(2) Damask Covered Occasional
Chairs, with web bottoms and
spring filled seats.
Originally SIS. Fri &17 Ok
day only .........
(3) Mahogany top Sewing
Tables, with fiuted legs and handy
drawer. Originally GO 70
1895. Friday only. ~
(6) Cedar Chest Trays, natural
wood. Originally $3.50. S0C
Friday only ...........
(IO) Mahogany finished End
Tables, with two-tone mahogany
top. Originally 1895. 60 M
Friday only ..........
(2) Folding Screens, originally
$1295 and $12.35. Fri ES o.
day only .............
al Mahogany finished SmOk-
ers, with handles. Ct 7S
Originally $3.50 ..... PO
(I2) Mahogany finished Con-
sole Tables, originally G2 40
$4.95. Friday only. ~O
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Flags and Toys Cut in
R.:naI

Flags and Toys Cut in
Price!
1861 Paper Cut-outs. Eo
Were Csc. Friday only. "
(61) American Flags. Eo
Were loo. Friday only. ~
81 Base Ball Gloves. 1S0i
Were soc. Friday only. OS
(4D American Flags. COo
Were soc. Friday only.
"a Sets) Dolls Dishes. Were
s sl;4s and s2.25' Friday 40c
(3) American Flags. 400
Were 69c. Friday only.
"a Cotton American
Flag. Was $245. Friday QQO
only
Q) Silk American Flag. OQO
Was $3.50. Friday only.
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02

The moons speed in It's orbit is
2.28S miles an hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Handkerchief
IN and 10 of!

(150) Mussed and SOiled Hand
kerchiefs; linen and silk colored
and white. Originally Csc and
SOC soc: Friday 18c and Csc
Street Floor
4 Fur Scarf Bargains!
GD Beige Fox Scarf. Was
s ssS;1S' Trid az $29.75
only
Q) Beige Fox Scarf. C1S
Was $5975. Friday only. w
~ Platinum Fox Scarf. &7S
Was $125. Friday only. w
C1) Red Fox Scarf. Was CHS
$125. Friday only. ...... WV
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Wcmer's Cotton
Underwear, Only 39c!

Just 70 pieces in the lot--in-
Guiding athletic and knitted
union suits; sizes "a to SO.
Originally s1.0o.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Outstanding Bargains
in Bows Wear!

(14) Botany Wool Suits, button
on styles; broken sizes 4 to 8.
Originally $595. Friday 60 QS
Only
GA Pcs.) Boys Shirts, Blouses
and Wash Suits, broken sizes 3
to IL. Originally roc to S0c
$1.95. Friday only. ....
(15) Pull Over Gym Shirts;
size 16. Were Csc. Fri 1So
day only. ............
~ Blue Serge Suits, with 2
pairs Knockers and vest; size z.
Were $3.50. Friday GO E0
only.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Thrifty Friday---You Save $50 Tomorrow
And Besto -ThereWM Be Comle Bargains
Curtains and
Drdperies Reduced!

600 prs.) Curtains, including
straight curtains, ruff1ed valance
curtains, cottage sets and Gre
tonne Grapes. Originally S125
to $3.95. Friday only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Radios
Floor Samples!

r 90 Atwater Kents No. Al,
complete with tubes, in
walnut con sole cabinet
with built-in dynamic
speaker. Origi- COO E0
nally $143.50.. p//CO
a. Atwater KentS No. 40,
complete with tubes and
model E speaker. Origi-
nally $111.75. GO N
Friday only. :. " NV
~ Atwater Kent No. So,
screen grid in high-boy
console with dynamic
speaker. Was GOO S0
$4,000. Friday ~>)OO
H) RadiOIa No. SO, in
walnut console cabinet with
tubes and 100A Speaker.
was $3.50. &SQ E0
Friday only. ~O
Fourth Floor
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19
BRITISHERS NOT
LIKELY TO SEEK
ANOTHER CHANCE
By MORRIS DE HAVEN TRACY
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 10. UP)
-Yachtsmon look TO Canada, Spain
or Germany for the next challenge
to race for the American cup.
Failure of Sir Thomas Lipton $
fifth attempt to win the "oid mug
for England, and the general lack of
enthusiasm among Englishmen here
over the details of the competition,
gave rise today to a definite belief
that it may be many years before
Great Britain again attempts to
bring home the trophy which the
Yacht America won in 1851.
In Canada of recent years there
has been growing interest in yacht
ing. Canada builds good yachts and
her sailors from the maritime pro
vinces particularly are regarded az
being as competent as any in the
world.
The interest of King Alfonso OF
Spain in yachting brought Spain into
the speculation. Some believed it
not too great stretch of the i'm
aginatioh to picture the King send
ing a yacht here.
The trans-ocean race which start
cd at New York and ended at San
tander two years ago, gave con
siderable stimulus to yachting in
that country.
Germany is considered because Of
its recent desire to gain prestige. At
heavy loss it sent the Graf Zeppelin
around the world, to America and
to South America largely for the
purpose of directing attention to the
capabilities of Germany.
Belief that the British will not
soon race again is based on the gen
eral dissatisfaction Britishers felt
and voiced over the design of the
Enterprise. The Enterprise was a
mechanized yacht from its keel TO
tip of its l5O-foot metal mast.
Britishers felt that the Enterprise
was out of the realm of yachting,
which they, seemingly interpreted
as sport where man does all the
work with his own hands.
LONDON, Sept. 10. U.p-The
London press was gloomy today over
the machine age defeat of Sir
Thomas Lipton's Shamrock Y in the
Yacht races for the America s cup.
British correspondents who wit
messed the races said mechanical de-
vices were mainly responsible for
the victory of Enterprise.
"It was the victory Of the new
machine age over hand worked
sailing ship, the Morning Post
said.
"A robot ship, with the wealth of
a machine age, triumphed, com
mented the Daily News.
Only the times took different
view. cit is doubtful whether the
mechanical devices of the Enterprise
made any difference the Times
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19

PASADENA, Calf, Sept. 10. W.H
Steve Hamas, former eastern col
lcge football player, Knocked out
Marine Ray Spiker in the third
round of main event here last
night. They are heavyweights.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19

Johnny showed two weeks ago that
he can still throw the mitts around,
despite several years of hard bat
Ting. This fight ought to be fast
one. Johnny makes 'em fast and
Mr.. Bailey doesn't need much urg-
ing along that line.
Pete Casus gets another chance in
the opener, taking on Joe Garcia
of Imperial. Pete gave promise at
one time of being a good scrapper,
but boy who hasn't any more
sense than to stick out his jaw for
the other fellow to hit, doesn't get
far. Pete should be up in the
semi-finals by this time but he is
still an opener. A straight victory
over Garcia tonight may put him
some place, otherwise Pete is not
likely to get many more chances.
Ladies with escorts will be ad-
mitted to the arena without charge
and the first fight will be called
at o clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-19
CRIDIRON LID
TO BE- PULLED
Off TOMORROW

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10. (U.P,
Football teams OF Stanford, Ore
goD, Oregon state, and University
of Santa Clara, whipped into sem
blancc of coordination by five days
Of training. will engage in their first
games of the season tomorrow.
Although their style Of play II
certain to be erratic and somewhat
slow, more than 10000 persons are
expected to watch their opening con
tests.
The Cardinals OF Stanford have
apparently been assigned the hard.
est task of Inaugural Day because
they go against the Improved west
coast Army team, q squad That hcld
the strong Olympic club of San
Francisco to a 10 to Is victory last
Sunday.
At least $1,000 fans are expected
to travel to Palo Alto to see Glenn
"'POp' Warmers new team try the
new formation "C' against the sol
dicrs. In the few days of practice,
observers have noted that the most
recent Warner formation seems to
hc a combination of formation 90 \ -
and formation "H,' each Of which
has become nationally known, with
The exception that the veteran coach
is now trying Il balanced line.
Stanford beat West Coast Army
last vca:, - to 0, but Il team that
made two touchdowns against the
Olympic Club eleven, composed OF
former college stars, will probably
furnish the Cards q tougher hour
tomorrow.
Chances of Pacific northwest