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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-29
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BY LEFTY LEE

Coco Cola won two games from Prima
Beverage. while Steele Shoe Shop. Out
laws and Mchaelis Builders won three
from Braser Cesady Coal and Geisin
Products. during the st. Philips No. /
League contests.
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Rooms for Rent

Rooms for Rent
CAPITOL. N. 38o4-Lovely nm; employed
people; priv. home; reas. Ha 4646-M.
COLLEGE. 2242-Large front rm. private
home; privileges; girls or couple
COLLEGE. 3131-Nice front rn.. steam
heat; suitable for 2; garage. Wa. lOl2.
DELAWARE, N. 2f50-Large attractive
rm.. gentleman. references exchangeo.
GRACELAND, 3006-Warm front rm.; prI-
vate family; garage
GRAY. N. 823-Front rDi, nr bath. priv.
home: no other roomers Oh. 2l45-M-
HOYT. 1427-Nice horie-ltke- rm.. $3.50
wk.. modern home. T. bb6o-M.
MASS AVE. 54O-Clean. modern rms. 81.
single: SIS and up. double. Ii 06o2
NEW JERSEY. N, 825-,Dainty nm. orchid
and yellow, new walnut bed, dresser
vanity; S4 Ri. 1850
NEW JERSEY. 1i04 Might front nm.
near car: gentleman. Ii 32I5.
NEW YORK. E. 124-Cico Hotel. steam
hid outside rms. So up. sgle.: So up dole
NOBLE, N. 328-3 sleeping rooms. modern.
clean. Ri. 62ll
PARK, 2133-Room. modern home: garage
optional. He. 4o79 after ?. m.
PINE. N, SIS unfinished rms. in
Guiding bath; convenient to car line
20 E. PRATT.
Two nice sleeping rooms; gentlemen
nTeIeTIeQ- tluoB " tdt llLtt-
PRATT. 149. W.-Front steam heated nm;
plenty hot water walk. dist; Illinois car.
RILEY, N, 406-Nice rn. for 2; breakfast
optional II. 60I8.
RUCKLB. 3022-Attractively furn. front
rrn.; pri home: references exch. Ha. 0392.
RUCKLE. 3309-Nice rm.. private home:
const. hot water: gentleman. wa. TEEN
sTILLwELL. 978-Sleeping rm.. in private
home. SITS. E. 10th car. On. 66O9-R.
SUTHERLAND. 2877-Nicely turn front
nm. overlooks Fall Gre tx. Gent. Ia. 1920.
WINTHROP. 34l5-Nicely furn. nm. next
bath. priv. home north. LADY. Wa. 5659.
18TH. W. 5O-NoTth Of Greek: beautiful
rn.; emp. cple. or gentlemen. IA. l205-W
18TH, E. 22O-Lovely room: private home:
meals OPTIONAL: Young men. ia 05o6.
BOTH, w. 1888 unfTr. rms we pay
gas lights. heat, water. $50 mo. Same
fur SIS. Splendid location. Ia $3.50.
SAD. E, 6O3-Pleasant front. steam heated
nm. PRIVILEGES: breakfast opt. Wa 1883
DENISON HOTEL
Paw al your bills with one cheek
lights. water. maid service. linen fur
uished: 81 and up: Pennsvlvania Z Ohio
HEAD bed lamps. excellent rooms: 81 wE:
with bath IS Veeklv ano up fol perm
guests. Colonial Eotel 235 n Illinois
NICE front I'M private home: close in
WIDOW LADY. On. 4294-J
DREXEL ARMS. $50 ~ Illinois: 100 out
side rms. 81 wk. and up: furnished apis.
CLINTON HOTELS Virginia Ave.
mod. sleeping rms steam IT. SOD % 50.
LOVELY front living room; attractive,
steam heated apt: fold-away bed; kitchen
privilege: references. Ii 7l46.
UNUSUAL front rm.: widows modern apt:
steam heat: privileges: Close in. II. 3749.
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Help Wanted Female

REMARKABLY profitable proposition. for
reliable representative in town outside OF
Indianapolis. Some of the worlds finest
products. BINGHAM BROS. Indianap-
oils. Ind.
YOUNG LADY. ABOUT rs OR 30, TO
WORK IN GENERAL STORE. DR.. 0954
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The Ritzy Rollers games on the east
end drives also showed a clean sweep for
Weisshaar from Pittman-Rice and an odd
game victory for Brewer from Kribs.
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Danna rolled the feature series of n
week that was filed with features. secur-
ing a total of 707 with games of 255.
232 and 220 Jess Pritchett was on his
heels with 7O5. his sheet showing games
OF 254 226 and 225. Hickman had 685, F.
Hare. 683, and +. Snyder. 682
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WEIGH took the odd game from Orphey.
during the st. Philip Women's League
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Single game scoring during the last
week also was above par. Flash English
rolling an eleven strike game for 279
score to top Kahl by two pins. Eggert, a
teammate Of Kahl. showed on 264.
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Situations Wanted Female

WANTED to assist with homework or
care for child by woman with 3-year-old
daughter 50 week. Can give good rel
Phone Ia. 6363.
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The st. Philips No. games resulted in
a triple win for Kerschner from McCahill
and two-time victory for Scott Truck
ing from Kistner-Meece Co.
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Hanna Registers rolled a dandy series
to top the team play. games OF 1,0i0.
1,ol6 and zoos giving them total Of
Club Coffee, 2.952; Hare Chevrolet. 2944:
Oeftening- LitzelInan Coal. 1929, and
Fletcher American. 2 1926
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Painting and Papering

dltiClAlS diiu dPCA ItI6
LET FRED METCHEL.
Give YOU figure on painting ana paper
hanging before having it done. Spec. re-
duced prices On both. all Workmanship
and material guarn. Ri. 3194.
PAPERTNG AND PAINTING-Now is the
time; labor and material are cheaper
now: work guaranteed; convenient terms
may be arranged. Call Be. 3610-M
XTERTOR-Interior decorating. | can
save YOU money on your fall painting. !
carry compensation. Ia. 3481.
REMOVE BY STEAM
Your wall paper. So per rm. Oh. 6393
Al DECORATOR.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING
Paper removed by steam. Bise. Oh. 6452
CALL GILLAND-Dr. 2747. Special prices
this month on paper hanging.
PAPER CLEANING-Artisticall done. 81
a room O'Donald Ri. 1923.
PAINTING: PAPER HANGING. SPECIAL
RATES THIS MONTH. BE. 1872.
PAPER HANGING-S2.5 SO rnl.. paper Sc up
Plastering. guar. VANSANI. DR.. 32g9.
WHY PAY MORE-Paper. furnished and
hung. 81 per room. Oh. 2004. II. 2412:
PAPER HANGINCf-S3 per rm.; cleaning
painting: work guaranteed. Ri. 1896.
PAPER FURNISHED and hung: SO SO per
room: guarn. Oh. 3051-W.
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Business Announcements

NTERING-MasonrY. inter. decor.
complete house cleaning: UNITED ne
MODELLING & HOME SERVICE co. IA
1923.
fEATHERS-Bought solo ano renovated
feather mattresses, pillows made 70 order
z. ?. Burke. 43l-433 Mass. Ave. RI 66g5
BRICK. STONE-And block masonry.
cement work. reasonable prices: small or
large Jobs FREEMAN. Ia. 7028
XXTH CENTURY FURNACES--Al makes
repaired vacuum cleaning: cutters. metal
work. Ri 2291 Ask for Paul West.
9XI2 RUGS CLEANED 81 so VIZ GUARAN-
Ted. CALL AND DELIVER. Hu. 866g:
BATH ROOM-Complete $50: plumbing
& heating Installed; reasonable. Ia: SUB I:
ROOFING-Painting. garage building; re-
pairing. Very interesting price. Hu. 10y.
FURNACES REPARED-Cleaned tasl
makes. Timing. roofing: reas. Oh. z246.
VICTOR furnaces repaired by factory. ex-
pert. HALL-NEAL FURNACE CO. Il. zoos.
1900 CATARACT g. WHIRLPOOL WASH
Frs. Prompt expert service. Ri. 1924.
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STATE COLLEGES


Indiana, IA; Miami, o.
Eariham. IA Button, 0.
Rose Poly, IA: Franklin. g.
OiiYet. 3. Manchester. D.
Ball Teachers. ID; Valparaiso, 0.
Hillsdale, Sc; Concordia, 0.
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Four series over the 2.40O mark we're
rolled by the various womens teams
Feeney Furnitures 2,489 leading. Giesen
Products had 2.4S3 and 2,447. and Five
Good Fellows. 2,42l.
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Instructions
Lost and Found

DOG-Red hound. male. white spot on
breast. black tip on tail. Reward. Dr..
4029W.
LADY'S diamond Elk ring; lost in Ayres'
store; reward. Oh. 1920.
LOST-Octagon. white gold wrist watch,
link bracelet valued keepsake. downtown
Sat afternoon. Reward. II. 5379
LOST-Basket of unlaundered clothing
near Meridian and Georgia SITS. Reward.
1852 Silver Ave. Ii. 4673.
$40 REWARD
Wire haired fox terrier puppy, male;
white with black marking; strayed from
Riverside drive Sunday afternoon; last
seen Riverside golf links Ia. 3086.
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Individual play among the women bowl
ers found Conoly leading the field with a
wer-played GIT total. with games of 2l0.
1879 and 20S Tourney had GOA: Johns. $685.
Burnett. 500 and E. Dawson. 557. Mrs.
E Meyer had the best single game for the
week. with a score of 235.
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APARTMENTS for Rent

B;sLLEFONTAINE. 2315-3 rms. and bath:
lecently reprinted and redecorated; upper
apt; leat. water. garage. DR.. SOB.
BELLEF'ONTAINE. 1218-4 rms and bath
downstairs. utilities furn. S55 mo. To. 1891
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East
South

5-ROOM MOD. bungalow. fireplace. gar.
located on Ritter Ave. Very reas. down
payment: owner. Oh. 6o41
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Musical Instruments
Victor Orthonhonics

This stock. is slightly damaged by fire
and is priced to move.
RADIO BARGAIN SHOP
225 E. WASHINGTON ST.
HOLTON TRUMPET
Revelation model. silver plated and
gold bell. complete with case; Just like
new. 500
We have many other excellent bargains
in reconditioned Instruments. lnqulrs
about them. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 126
N. Pennsylvania St.
STORY & CLARK mahogany player,
bench and rolls. Priced extra special. $50.
Terms if desired. Real buy Viking S,
100 E Ohio st.
BALDWIN NANUEALO player. beautiful
walnut case, bench and rolls Very small
balance due on same. Fine opportunity
for some one. WILKING'S. 40 z. ono.
WANTED-50 used saxophones. all sizes,
Immediately. LorenZ Sax School, ground
floor Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1900.
BOSE UPRIGHT Dandy practice piano.
Fine tone and action. Very special price
$40. Terms. VIKINGS. 10 2. ono.
PLAYER PIANO-"Ludwig," oak: fine con-
dition; bench and rolls: sl25. IR. 39l7.
STEINWAY GRAND-Mahogany case. ex-
cellent condition. S595 to first customer
real buy VIKINGS. 10 E. ONO.
DANDY toned Sohner upright fine for
beginner or practice piano. This is 9
good buy. Price S28. VIKINGS, 40
E. Ohio ST.
VTCTPOT ,A-+tVietOri' console. like new:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28

member Of the mineral committee.
In addition to the speakers there
will be a musical program, accord
ing to j. c. Spencer, chairman OF
the program committee of the See
ley Chamber, and the following
numbers: have been arranged
Whistling solo, Jack Berry; violin
solo, Miss Vivian Haskell, piano
solos by Miss Velma Kirk and Miss
Temple Robinson and harmony
duets by Kathleen and Betty Spen-
Ger.
The meeting will be held at the
Union Church at Seeley at O'Clock
Tuesday night, with a directors
meeting preceding the dinner. Presi-
dent A. j. MERCER of the associated
body has set 6:15 as the hour OF
the meeting OF the directors and
dinner will be served Immediately
following by the ladies aid of See
ley. President George Campbell, OF
the Seeley Chamber, has invited ali
the cities of the county to have rep
resentatives present and it is his
hope that this meeting, Seeleys
first, will have record attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
CHAMBERS OF
VALLEY TO Be
SEELEY GUESTS

Seclay Chamber OF Commerce has
made preparations for splendid
program when the Associated
Chambers Of Commerce of Imperial
County meet at that city on Tues
day, December 2, for the first asso-
ciated meeting at which Seeley has
acted as host. The main speaker
OF the evening will be Charles
Knight, director of the industrial
department of the California State
Chamber of Commerce and secre-
tary of the mineral committee of
the state chamber.
The mineral development of I'M
perial County will be foremost topic
OF the evening, and Sidney Mayer,
president Of the chamber Of mines
OF San Diego and also a member OF
the state mineral committee. will
tell briefly Of the history of the
Tumco mine in the eastern part OF
the county. Additional visitors who
are interested in mineral develop
ment will be c. II. Tucker, engineer
representing the state mineral divi-
sion. and Col. L. f. Bale. also o
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
LOCAL OFFICER
SHOT IN THIGH
ON EAST SIDE

Charles Rosenquest, officer and
fingerprint expert of the Ell Centro
police department, was shot in the
thigh at $50 last night at Third
and Orange streets while investigat-
ing the activities of a suspected
bootlegger.
The shooting occurred when
Rosenquest was carrying on inves-
legations which might have led to
the arrest and conviction of a num-
ber Of persons connected with liquor
traffic in the east end.
Advancing on liquor cache he
knew of, Rosenquest received a
wound in his thigh when some per-
son in the house opened fire on him.
The officer started to reach for his
gun, but the impact Of the bullet
knocked him down, and in falling
he dropped his gun.
The man entrenched in the house
fired a salvo Of shots while Rosen-
quest rolled over the ground Seve-
raj times in order that he would not
afford a still target. He was hit
only once, the bullet passing
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
PHILC0 MAKES
GREAT RECORD
IN RADIO Line

For years before Philco entered
the radio business, they were high
ly successful manufacturers of au-
/ tomobile starting and lighting bat
terieS, as well as special batteries
for industrial and signal purposes, .
reports o. w. Marshall, manager
of the radio department of the U.
S. Grant company, local Philco ra-
dio dealers. To-day Philco is still
one of the largest producers OF
storage batteries. Their first en-
trance into the radio field was
made III spectacular manner.
About seven years ago practic-
ally all radios were battery -oper-
ated. In other words, a storage
battery was used as a source of "a"
power and this continually had to
be taken to the service station to
be recharged. The b power was
supplied by dry batteries, which
were not only expensive but wore
out rapidly.
"Philco, due to its experience in
the storage battery business, and
from having produced many hun
dreds of thousands of radio bat
terieS, developed the Philco socket
power in 1924. enabling any radio
owner to run his set from house
current electric socket.
This, in itself, was a marvel of
ingenuity; was great electrical de-
velopment, because it brought in
an era of customer convenience
which the public accepted instantly.
Approximately one million Philco
socket powers were sold in three
yearS-making the name Philco Sy-
nonymouS with progressive radio
development and paving the way
for the Philco radios acceptance.
The logical step from a socket
power was to the 'all-electric' ra-
dio, but before the first Philco set
was produced large sums were ex-
pended in research and investiga-
ton to make certain that when
Philco put a complete radio set.
bearing its name, on the market,
it would be as far in advance of
existing sets as was the socket
power in advance of the old stor-
age-dry battery method.
'Philco had, in their own organi-
cation, at that time. skilled research
and production engineers, thor
oughly familiar with the design,
manufacture of radio receivers. 1t
can be readily understood how ex-
pert in radio receiver construction
it was necessary for the Philco en-.
gineers to be in order TO build SOCK
ct powers that would perfectly op-
crate any set from the light socket.
However, Philco was not salts
fled even with this background and
went outside throughout the coun-
try, selecting, without regard to
price, the very best talent, equip
ment and research facilities avail
able for the work of designing and
manufacturing the Philco radio.
so, with all these factors in their
favor, plus the answering inten-
ton to manufacture a radio set
which would worthily bear the
Philco name, the first set was born
and born leader, because it out
performed all the competitive sets
on the market at that time"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
CHRISTMAS SEALS
PLACED ON SALE
ALL OVER STATE

Christmas seals, symbols Of the
war against tuberculosis, were
placed on sale Thanksgiving day
California.
Last year this disease killed more
than 5000 California people, and
probably $4,000 people in the state
have tuberculosis at the present
time. This was made known yes
terday by DR.. W. R. H. Ho6gkin,
president of the California Tuber-
culosis association. OF these $4,000
people, at least $4,000 of them do
not know they have it or do not
yet know what to do about it, ac-
cording to DR.. Hodgkin. He con-
tinues, Many of these people work
in places where they can spread
infection, some have children who
are getting infected.
There is one thing you can do to
help-BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS.
Christmas seal money is used to
discover unknown cases; to help
them get treatment; to aid suffer-
erS who have the disease: to show
them how to keep from spreading
the disease; to tell the general pub
lie how to prevent tuberculosis and
other communicable diseases, DR..
Hodgkin said. He continued:
Until recent years the mere
mention Of this disease aroused
unreasoning fear and hopeless de-
spair. Today we'll informed men
care to predict with calm assurance
the virtual conquest of tuberculosis
within comparatively a few years.
1T should be of common concern
that despite this progress our own
state still has tuberculosis death
rate higher than that of most
states. The organized tuberculosis
movement in the United States and
in the state OF California has been
one of the great factors in reducing
this death rate. and will be one of
the great factors in reducing it to
the vanishing point"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28

Creomulsion is made for coughs
from colds that hang on. For coughs
deep and ditiicut-coughs where you
dare not risk less effective help.
But careful people use it for
coughs which seem milder--use it to
do the utmost and be safe. For no
body knows where a cough may lead.
Creomulsion combines seven jor
helps in one. Some coughs yield
best to one help. some to another.
Doctors often differ on the best help,
for coughs are not alike. So here
we combine all the best-to be sure.
Creosote stands first. Here it is
blended, emulsified and made palata-
bic. For soothing membranes and
combating germs, it is considered the
supreme help in this type of cough.
But other helps are sometimes
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28

through the flesh of his leg near
the hip.
Unable to find his gun, the Off
Ger returned to the police station
to get another, but his fellow Off
GERS rushed him 10 the doctor, who
treated his wound
Rosenquest was in bed today, but
announced that he will be up in a
short while. He said he does not
know the name of the person who
fired upon him. The bootlegger is
thought to be a Colored man.
1t is a probability that the boot
logger took Rosenquest for a hi
jacker, since the officer had visited
the cache Wednesday night and
carried away several bottles of
liQuor.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
LARGE NUMBER
EXPECTED FOR
ROAD MEETING

Reservations for dinner and
hotel accommodations for the In
perial Highway Association meeting
to be held in e Centro November
20 and 80, are coming in steadily
to the Ell Centre Chamber of Com
merce, which is arranging for the
accommodation or the visitors and
acting as host at breakfast Sunday
morning and the sight seeing trip
of the valley which will follow the
breakfast
Already reservations have been
made for parties from Yorba Linda
Placentia, Lynwood and Corona, and
it is believed that there will be rep
resentation from all the cities along
the route of the proposed Imperial
Highway Because of the large
number of out-of-tOwn persons who
will be present az dinner Saturday
and the fact that delegations Will
attend from BraWley, CaleXico
Holtville, Heber and Seeley, seating
facilities will be limited ard local
persons who desire to attend the
meeting are urged to telephone the
El Centro Chamber headquarters
and make their reservations at an
early date.
Invitations to all members Of the
association have been sent out by
the local chamber and by c. &.
Capen. manager of the Hotel Bar
bara Worth, who is cooperating with
the chamber in making the stay il.
El Centro a pleasant one tUr those
attending the meeting. An invita-
ton has also been sent each men,
Der by George Kellogg. OF Yorba
Linda, secretary OF the Imperial
Highway Association, and it is the
meeting will result in a definite de-
cision as to the routing of the pro-
posed highway over the old Butter
field Stage route, passing west OF
Coyote Mountain and connecting
with the San Diego-Imperial Valley
highway just west of Coyote Wells.
Old Route Praised
In a recent article in a coast news
paper, the following statement was
made concerning the Butterfield
route, which indicates that 1t is
being considered favorably. "A di-
rect and practical route to which our
committee has given considerable
time and study, is one around which
the glamour Of the pioneer days OF
California still fingers. II follows
the route of the Old Butterfield
Stage from Corona through ElS.-
more. Temecula, Warmers Ranch.
San Felipe, Mason Valley, Vallecito5
and Coyote Wells and on TO Ell Cen
tyo. This was the shortest and most
practical route in 1850, when it Is
said that 100000 people came over
that trail TO get gold diggings OF
California and now after following
this abandoned trail one realizes
that distances do not vary with time
it is still the shortest distance to
Imperial Valley. and along this
route are points of great historical
interest, untouched by the hand OF
man"
This meeting states r. B. White
law. president of the FL Centro
Chamber, promises to be very IN
teresting and may result in even
greater activity Oh the part of the
Imperial Highway Association in
the development of this new coast
highway. l therefore hope there
will be a large attendance OF El
Centro persons present at the din
ner and that the meeting will be
one OF the largest and most sue
cessful yet held by the association.
CaliStoga. Napa county, has ship
nod moro tbop oOO corc of orc noe
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
For Hard Coughs That
Call For Super-Help

needed-pine tar, wild cherry, men
thol ipecac and others. Nobody can
tell to which help your cough will
soonest yield. SO experts have COM
bined in Creomulsion all best helps
in one. No narcotic, nothing harm
full to n child, but seven-way help
to deal with all conditions.
The price is $l.25-a little higher
than a lesser help. But your drug
gist guarantees it. Your money is
returned if it fails to bring the quick,
complete help you desire. Don't you
think it worth that little extra to
be sure that you are doing the ut
most for a cough.
CREOMULSlON
for Difficult Coughs
frOy1t Colds
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-28
MUCH INTEREST
IN BOAT RACING
AT SALTON SEA

El Centro sportsmen express great
regatta to be held November 28, %
and 80, at Date Palm beach on the
Salton sea, 10 miles south Of Mecca
While Ell Centro has but one en-
try, that of George Stuart and
Roscoe He'll, the affair undoubted-
ly will draw large representation
from this place. TIL races are to
be held under the auspices of the
Salton Sea Yacht club and the
Southern California Outboard as
Sociation, with official sanction
from the American Power Boat as
SOciation.
During last summers racing sea-
son in the east, many worlds rec
ordS held in the west were beaten
by eastern pilots. The Mid Winter
Regatta at the Salton Sea estab-
fishes a fine opportunity for west
ern races to regain these records,
and this is drawing a large entry
list OF western pilots to the meet.
Among those entered are Ernie
Adams of Tacoma, Wash; Joe
Banzi and Louis Fageol of Oakland,
and Jimmie Jordan of Phoenix.
AriZ.
With the Southern California
racers there will be H. G.. Ferguson.
Buck Holt, Al Thompson. Paul
Hawk, Fred Ashbridge, Rodney
PantageS and the famous TurnEull
family, and many other noted skip
pers.
With such strong competition,
under the ideal racing conditions
to be found on the Salton Sea.
many records should fall during
the meet.
The Date Palm Beach race course
may be reached by going to the
town of Mecca, then following the
Southern Pacific railroad south on
the Mecca inland North Shore
road to point 10 miles below
Mecca.
Yolo county this year produced
10000 tons of sugar beets. the to-