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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Asks Payment on
Melon Shipments

Suing for $53S.1j, {. l.. Bartrug
filed complaint against the H. +.
Gardin company in the county
clerk 5 office here yesterday after
noon.
He sold and delivered to the dc.
fendant. asserted Bartrug in his
complaint, eantaloupes and honey
ball melons to the value Of $&62l.lo,
and the company paid him only
S3.oS5.9G. Bartrug asks Judgment
Tor court expenses and the sum he
alleges is still due him.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 81. (U.P}-
Speedy Dado, Young Filipino who
las been ont Of the ring since ht
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
new YORK BOUT
REALLY TO BE
IN TITLE CLASS

NEW YORK. Oct. =. U.P)-Thc
Hnboards don SAY SO, hut the
fight at Madison square Garden
Monday night between Kid "hoeo-
late aud Fidel La Barba really is a
lletch for the featherweiglt cham
Jionship Of the world.
Although Bat Battalino holds the
title Of the l26 pound class. not
even the Bat 5 closest friends would
tell YOU that the Hartford boy de
serves the distinction. Put him in
tnc same ring with Chocolate or La
Barha, and Bat would DE fortunate
TO escape with his head much less
lis crown.
battalino, since the night he won
the title under extraordinary cir.
cumstanceS. 10 say the least. has de
voted himself to overweight match
es almost exclusively. Thus, he has
held or 10 the championship despite
many artistic lickingS. The cham
rion has been asked TO come to
New York and meet the winner Of
Monday : fight, but there Is little
chance Of his doing so. For Ratta-
limo, whatever his prowess as
-ighter. is not dumb.
The "Keed and the California
hoy should give the $4,000 or
10000 customers Tom McArdle
SAYS viii watch the scrap. a run
for their money. And II is just as
Toll. for another dreary bout, box
ing already groegv in this part Of
HE woods. would be ready for the
morsue.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Four Big Ten
Teams To Play

CHICAGO. Oct 81 U.P)-Title
hopes OF four Of the remaining five
contcnders for the Big Ten cham
pionship will be in the balance to.
morrow As the 1880 season enters
It's final month. The fifth aspiran-
Michigan, has an open date and will
not resume conference competition
until November -.
Northwestern and Minnesota
grouped with Michigan in the Big
Ten unbeaten trio, meet at Miunca
polls in the feature contest Of the
day and in the first clash Of un-
beaten conference clubs since the
opening week o. the season.
Purdue, which base, its ti'ular
hopes on the possibility Of no team
completing the season undeteated.
meets Bob Zuppke's fast improving
Illinois team a. Champaign. H.
Wisconsin endangers its already slim
championship chance in game with
Ohio State at Columbus, Ohio.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
MAJOR COAST
TEAMS FACING
EASY WEEK END
BY VINCENT MAHONEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

san FRANCISCO, Oct. 81. UP
With only one exception, major
football teams on the coast take
breathcrs Saturday between the
iarring battles that lie behind and
ahead
The one game of Importance
takes place 1T Oakland, where Ore
gou state College will try to stop
the onrush of Washington State,
leading contender for conference
championship honorS.
Curiously, though Oregon State is
not q team of balanced and con
>.stant offensive strength, t h e
Beavers are conceded Just a fight
ing chance to stop Hollingsbcrry 5
Cougars where stronger clubs have
tailed. The reason is the firing
arm of Buerke. quarterback. who
produced the only weapon that was
effective ag&ins; Stanford and ad-
mittediy had "P OPP Warner
cared. In trouncing California and
L. :. c. on consecutive SATURDAYS,
.he Cougars did not run into what
t1cy viii undoubtedly facc--an I'M
rcmit;ing aerial game with a dead.
ly throWcr behind it.
The Cougars. however. have n
TasScr of no mean skill in the per
SON Of Ellingsen, whose right arm
originated two touchdowns against
California. and they have an un-
doubted edge over the Beavers in
every other department of play. On
the whole. the Cougars look Just
q hit too tough for Paul SchisSler ;
crowd.
Battered and respondent, Stan
ford and California rest. The Card
iHals meet [. c. l.. A. at Los An.
gcleS tonight.
Against this grade of opposition,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Stanford Meets
Bruins Tonight

Los ANGELES. Oct. 81. Up
Coach Glenn Pop Warmers foot
bah team from Stanford, creakine
Slightly from hitting the Southern
California stone wall last week, will
20 into action against the Univer-
sitv OF California at Los Angeles
Bruins in the Coliseum.
Warner will present a lineup lit
lie resembling those used in the past
encounters. OF his first stringers
who saw action against the Trojans,
emily Hillman. quarter; Moffatt, left
half, and Marks, center, Will be seen
in the starting lineup tonight.
Caddel has replaced Calglieri a
right half because of his showing
last week, with Bill Simkins starting
II place Of Rothert.
Coach Bill Spaulding has his
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
TWO RAT'TLLNG
GOOD BOUTS At
ARENA TONIGHT

L may be- Halloween 10 hundreds
Of others. hut TO fight tan, tonight
is the occasion to1 pugiH>tie spirits
% rise 70 the heights and - soaring
forth toward the Imperial Valley
Athletic club arena.
Two >eauces Of 10 rounds each
promise to be exciting enough to
make Any old witch hop eff her
lroomstick and sit by tile r.ngside
until the doingS are over.
In the top spot Bobby paclo viii
try 10 crown Jimmy Black with
something harder than u pumpkin,
40 wit Bohhv'S good r.gl. hand.
II i connects. aS paeto threatens
1t will, Jimmy j. due To think that
all the COLLINS in the world are play
,ng tenpins with his innards.
This is the third session til, boys
lave put ON. The first WIS de.
clared q dead heat. though In the
opinion OF many Black was win
her. There was not any doubt about
the second, which was fought up
in Los Angeles, Pacho getting the
decision easily. Punight boyh BOYS
will be in there trying for 4 knock
cut. and it is almost Il cinch bet
that somebody is going 70 succeed.
Filipino and Mexican BOYS may
not know much about HalloW cen,
hut they know plenty about the
gentle art Of soak and swat, 50
that when Pete Sarmiento and Bob
1v Garcia get into the ring fer their
10 round session. the cash custom
erS can make up their minds that
they e going 20 witness something
more like the battle Of Manila than
I Halloween party.
Pete is staging 4 comeback after
having reached the heights in the
tautamweight division and then
being forced into q long lav-otf be
cause If bad eyes. How far back
he has come can be vouched t7r by
several hundred fans who saw him
lose a rousiug battle last waak -
Young Celima Garcia is JUS the
type to make Pete extend himself
20 the limit and fight every step
% the way.
The s.Headlcss Horseman Of
Sleepy Hollow and Banauo's
ghost won't have a thing on the
semi-final for excitement and high
spirits. johnny Hil, the fighting
marine, has been aching for crack
ut Luis REYES, roly-poly Bra1vler
Mexican. and Johnny gets the
chance tonight.
Hill and Reyes have been booked
twice previously, but the bouts fell
through and each boy has accused
the other Of running out on the
Iaatch. They are heavy hitters and
IT i not likely thar the affair VIII
20 the full distance.
There viii be a four round open
G. starting a o o'clock and fans
who can appreciate read class will
not want 10 meet even tile opener.
The balance Of the card has all the
carnarkS Of being somthing that
will make them remember Iiallow-
cen a long time.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Many Homeless
Given Aid Here

Rusiness picked up last night for
the city's free hotel, when nine
= sleepers put up there overnight.
These "slrcpcrs are men with
out jobs and without money, who
come to the police department look
ing fer place TO sleep. They are
put up for one night in the city Jail.
The dodgers were j. b. Morgan, %;
J. f. skinner, %; c. +. Hart, 10;
Francis Leger, II: Hubert Stubs,
20; p. o. Payne. %; c. L. Cambern,
10: f. Lercncs, 2j. and A. J. Foley,
%.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

PASADENA. Oct. 81 U.p}-Occl.
dental College and the University Of
Redlauds will meet in feature en-
counter OF the Southern California
conference at the Rose Bowl here
tonight. BcdlaadS, after Il bad
start. has hit its stride, while Gee.
dental goes into the game after Il
weeks layoif from the gridiron.
IN another conference game Sat
urday. Whittier College faces San
Diego state at the border city. cali.
foruia Institute Of Technology takes
on California Christian College.
while Pomona College travels t.
phoculN to meet the University OF
Arizona in non-eouterence battles.
SAN DIEGO, Calf. Oct. 81. U,P)
Mike Pavar. San Diego welter-
weight, dcci>ioned Tony Portillo,
Les Angeles, in a l0-round bout here
last night.
PASADENA. Calf. Oct. 81. UP}
Judy Zuniga was fioored for an
eight count in the first round of
lis bout last night with cliff
Campbell but came back iii the sec
end to score a knockout. In a series
Of four-round events, Lew Title de
fcatcd Richie Aguyo. Pete Cardenas
trimmed Jack Leyva, Don Douglas
won over Steve Pollok, Benny
Mo>clle deci>ioned Kid Venerable
and Young Andy Martin was given
the nod over Harry Alton.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

Imperial in which Evans car was
completely demolished, and he suf'
fered a strained back and other cuts
and injuries.
Evans charged that drivers of
bus belonging to the company had
stopped their bus on the highway,
and that conditions were such that
he could not see it until he ran into
it. parked on the pavement.
He had been permanently dis
figured. asserted Evans, and will be
for several months to come as re-
suit of his injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

was injured several months ago III
p bout with Midget Wolgast, fly
weight champion. Will return tonight
for a l0-round main event with Can
to Robleto, Mexican fighter.
Dado was holding his own with
The champion when an old shoulder
injury cropped up and he was unable
To answer the bell Robleto later
fought the titleholdcr and was de
frated.
Joe Galvis, another Filipino. viii
meet Benny Peltz, newcomer, IN
the >ix-round semi-tinal.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
So. California
Sport Briefs

Los ANGELES, Oct, 81. W.p}
With three victories over local clubs
under their belts, the major league
.NU-Stars headed by Lefty Grove.
,yill play their final game in South-
eru California this afternoon when
they meet Il picked Pacific Coast
League team.
Grove was credited with Il to 3
victory over the Philadelphia RoyaI
Giants last night when he pitched
the first five innings Of the encoun-
Ter. retiring The side ON strikes in
he first and third innings.
Rubr Walberg hurled his mates to
a Iu to ) victory over Fred Haney :
coast league stars yesterday after
noon. with Harry IIeilmann assuring
Victory NY Nlamming out two home
runs and double.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

Warner hopes, his in and ont team
may finally hits its stride. There
arc California, Washington and
Dartmouth to be taken on in the
next four weeks.
California, loser in both confer,
ence starts, will try to perfect
against routine opposition from
Montana something resembling a
miracle defense that will avail
against the laundering herd of T..
$. c., late perpetrators of the worst
dIubbing Stanford has had in nine
years. The Bears go to Los Angeles
next week.
I. s. G. also takes broathcr
against Denver University, in pre-
Iaration for California.
At Seattle. Jimmy Phclan's Wash
ington Huskies. who last week con-
quercd California, will give umtest-
cd reserves a tryout against the
light eleven from College of Puget
Sound. The Huskies next week face
. formidable hurdle, the Stanford
Indian on his own hunting ground.
Oregon. the only conference team
besides W. :. G. to have escaped
defeat, is idle.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
DRAFTING OIL PLAN

Los ANGELES. Oct. 81. U1-A
committee of engineers and attor-
news today was working on the fin
al draft of unit plan of opera
tion for the conservation of Gil in
tie Kettleman Hills fields. The
committee was appointed by the
E-ttleman Hills North Dome com
mittea.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
Asks Damages for
Accidental Injury

Asserting that he was damaged TO
yesterday filed suit for that amount
against the Bee Line Transportation
company, naming j. Y. Hodges and
c. c. Hodges as partners in the com
panv.
The suit is a result of an accident
September 9 on. the Imperial Brawley
highway about one mile north of
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31
TRAIN HALTs THEIR FUNERAL

WACPACA. Wis. UP-The tun.
eral procession of Dorothy and
Laura Calender was halted at the
same crossing by approach of the
same train that had wrecked their
automobile and killed both q few
days caI}ier.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-31

Bruins in good condition for the bat
lie. Dick Mulhaupt. left end. IS his
only casualty.
The Bruins never have taken the
measure Of stanford, bat have hopes
Of turning the tricI; tonight.
The Washington times., 1930-02-18
MRS. DAVIS IS
CHAIRMAN OF
COMMITTEE

Mrs. James J. Davis, wife Of
the Secretary of Labor, and
Mrs. Clyde Kelly. wife Of Rep
resentative Kelly, are chairman
and vice chairman. respectively,
of a committee Of prominent
women who are working to
raise funds for the building
and maintenance Of recrea-
tional facilities in Annapolis
for the use of the Midshipmen
outside of the United States
Naval Academy. for the candi'
dates for Midshipmen, unmar
ried officers attending the post
graduate school there, the stu'
dents of st. Johns College
and other youths of that city.
This committee Is sending
out invitations for q tea at
the residence Of Claudius Hus-
ton, chairman of the Republi-
can national committee, for
Tuesday, February %, ct 4
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1930-02-18
HONEYMOON TO
BE SPENT AT
MIAMI, FLA.

The marriage Of Miss Angel
Mary Hintlian daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sarkis Hintlian of
Jersey City, N. j., to Henry
Maranian. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Avides Maranian of Washing
ton took place last evening in
the large ballroom of the Ar
lington Hotel. The Rev. Jason
Noble Pierce, D. D., pastor the
First Congregational Church,
OF which the groom is a mem
Der, officiated. The bride is
. communicate of the Greek
Catholic Church.
Mr.. Maranian is a graduate
OF Technical High School, and
Tor two years was a student in
the engineering department Of
the George Washington Univer-
sity.
Attendants
The bride was given in mar.
rage by her uncle, Neschan G.
Hintlian, Washington. Her
matron Of honor was Mrs.
Mary Garabedi. The maids of
honor were Miss Alice Ford,
Miss Flora Bagadian. and Miss
Florence Aroyian. The best
man was Paul Sedwick ana
Joseph McGinnis, Edgar Ford,
SarkiS George Senerjian and
Vrahan Hawaiian, acted as
usherS.
The bride wore gown of
ivory satin with long train, hat
and accessories matching. She
wore q long tulle veil and car
r1ed o shower bouquet Of st.
JoSeph'S lilies and brides
roses. Her going-away gown
was Of blue serge. The matron
Of honor had hat and acces-
series to match her Nile green
satin gown. Her flowers were
brides roses and lilies of the
valley. New tints of lavender,
peach, blue and yellow, with
large picture hats and acceS-
SORES blending, were worn by
the brides maids, each of
whom carried brides roses. The
eride's mother, Mrs. Sarkis Hint
Ian, wore brown silk, while
Mrs. Avides Maranian, mother
Of the groom wore blue velvet.
Going to Florida
Dancing followed the cere-
Hnony to the accompaniment of
orchestral rendition Of popular
Armenian airs and folkssongs.
The honeymoon will be spent
In Miami, Florida, the trip be-
ing made partly by boat and
partly by motor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maraniar will be at home to
their friends after March 10
ct 1885 0 st. N. w.
+
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. John A.
Hull will leave shortly for Ma
nila, where the former will as
g0me his new duties as legal
adviser to the governor general
Of the Philippines, Dwight F.
Davis. When Mr.. Davis was in
Washington as Secretary of
War, General Hull was closely
associated with him.
The Washington times., 1930-02-18
CnnRratnlaklOngl

Mr., and Mrs Edward Gin
ton Thomas, Of New York City,
are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of q daughter yester-
day. Mrs. Thomas was for
merly Miss Dorothy Dunlap.
daughter Of Canon and Mrs.
Edward Dunlap. The child was
born on her grandmother's
birthday.
The Washington times., 1930-02-18

Here are Vesta and Elaine,
beautiful daughters of Mrs. e.
Nally, SIT Eleventh st. S. E..
Washington. Their mothers ex.
perience shows what can be done
to keep children robust. She
says: "Since I found out how
good California Fig Syrup is, I
have kept some. in the house. It
always helps my girls. I give it
for upSetS or colds"
When your child's breath Is
bad; tongue is coated; or he is
headachy. bilious, feverish. with
out appetite or energy, give him
a little California Fig Syrup. See
how its gentle cleansing helps q
child. Appetite, digestion and as
similation improve. Stomach and
bowels are toned and strength
ened.
The genuine always bears the
word California. So look for that
when buying. Seven million bot
ties used year proves its merit!
California Fig Syrup
The Washington times., 1930-02-18
Honor Guests

The Secretary Of Agriculture
and Mrs. Arthur M. Hyde are
the guests in whose honor Ma
jor and Mrs. r. Y. Stuart will
entertain at tea on Sunday
from 8 until 5 O'Clock at their
home in Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Turner,
Of Simsburg, Conn.,, are staying
at the Dodge Hotel while in
washington.
The Washington times., 1930-02-18

MAJESTIC TUBES Vvau iAe
prove radio performance.
They add range and v0le
ums, Improve bOme. Al
Majestic dealers have
Majestic TSahaA
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Ali meat nnr notnlus else in Inc Frye -Bruhn Meat Market

Prices on practically every bit cf bakery goods have been re- duced at the Electric Bakery.
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probable completion by Jan ISM.
 Further information from Mr. Walter, made available at the Bureau, follows
 Grading of the branch is pro- gressing at a rate of a half- mile daily Six miles are now ready for track. and with the comple- tion of a trestle now under conn struction an additional five miles will be ready
 A sketch of the plan fer Boul- der City has been carefully ex- amined on the ground It SHOWS study and imagination and seenis well adapted tp the site It is believed an attractive layout will result if the plan is adopted
 The report on the architectural treatment of tha buildings has been somewhat delayed. but ir order to get some Euildine fon- struction started as soon as peS- sible. it is planned on preparing specifications for 10 or 12 three or four-room residences imme- diately and proceeding with i construction Of this group
 The location of the l7i=hW=5 to the damsite has been staked Certain revisions and improve ments are now being made and the line is being prepared for early construction
 l A final draft of specification drawings for the federal con- struction railroad from Boulder City to the damsite is being pre- pared and the lines have been lo- cated.
 ] Design drawings for inclusion in specifications for Hoover Dam are 45 per cent complete. Draft of specifications for construction of the power plant are complete Pencil drawings of the power plant showing the proposed gen. eral arrangement, typical cross sections, structural details and architectural features, which will be embodied in the specifications for the dam and power plant arf about 75 per cent complete.
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FOR SALE-S15 takes away this new Hawaiian guitar with 24 lessons, steel and picks. In qnire Gateway.
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FOR SALE-Fox ranch on Glacier Highway, E minutes from Sand Point, Idaho. Five room house, barn, 20 acres, near slaughter
 house and cheap feed. Pens in good condition. Price S3,OOO. For full particulars write Charles Nawn, Sand Point, Idaho, Rt. I.
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THE STORE WITH
 THE GOODS

General Merchandise, Drv- goods, Notions, Black Bear Clothing Ship Chandlery. Rope, Hardware. Fishermen's Supplies. Lumber and Buiid- ing Material, Paint. Gaso- 'ne, Kerosene. Diesel and Lubrieatins Oil, Coal and Salt; All sold at lowest possi bIe prices. MaiI orders given prompt and careful atten- tion- Post office. domestic and international money order office, notary public
 and marine insurance.
 Arthur il. MeIlick
 SAND POINT, ALASKA
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One good five-passenger sedan in
 first class condition for sale
 cheap at Ogle's Garage. -
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The Best Luncneons I'M Town at the Electric Bakery.

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WORK, BOULDER DAh SUPPLY RAILROAD,
 PUSHING FORWARD

Track laying on the branch line of the Union Pacific Rail- way from near Las Vegas, New, to Boulder city. the base of the operations for the Boulder Can yon project. began November "A, Chief Engineer R. F Walter has informed the Washington office of the Bureau of Reclamation, savs the United States Daily of Washington, D C
 Loading of material and con- struction ot sidings in prepara- tion for track laying was started Nov l7, MI Walter said Good progress has been made on the branch and officials report its
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WHAT AND WHY

FAIRBANKS Established in 1908 and named after Senator Chas, Warren Fairbanks Of Indiana. who later was Vice-President of the United States.
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WHILE THEY LAST

Closing out remaining sizes of good work shoes at prices from s3.25 to s4.75. Remember old packs can be re-bottomed with either crepe or cleated bot toms.
 Seward Leather Works
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IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED FRYE BRUINS BABY BEEF. yon are certainly missing something.
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WANTED TO RUY

Hundreds have sent us discarded jeweIry, old gold, false teeth, bridges, crowns, silver, platinum, diamonds, antiques. Mail yours today. Money mailed promptly
 Goods returned if offer refused Uhler. Sta. E. Brooklyn, N. Y-.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-05-07

Facial gullies, streaking from
the nOstrils down to the mouth
ends, are sometimes inherited,
sometimes due to the bony
structure of the face, and some
times are created by the indi-
vidual who wears the lemonated
phiz. They are disfiguring and
make the upper jaw prominent.
If they aren't old settlers, they
can be effaced to a certain
extent by applying a heavy
between the first and second
between the fist and second
fingers of the left hand and
given a circular motion of the
first finger of the right hand.
Begin at the bottom of the
line and work upward. Follow
a gentle tapping and patting.
Finish with an ice rub.
BlackheadS can be removed
by a process of dry cleaning.
Dip q soft cloth in benzine
mot benzoin), let most of it
evap0rate and go over the skin
lightly. Clean the skin surface
as you would clean the surface
Of a soiled glove.
Keep benEine away from