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Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-06
Framed Brings
New Thrills To
Local AirdOme

Whitening fire from automatic piS-
tolls forms staccato background for
+" Framed, an all-talking Radio pic
turc, which will be shown tonight
only at the Fox Airdome. Evelyn
Brent, as the slain gangster daugh
ter, swears her fathers death will
not 90 unavenged and for five years
she lays her plans toward that end.
Regis Toomcv, as a police cap
tain's son, falls in love with Miss
Brent and she thinks in him she
has found the instrument of revenge.
Enraged at the attempt Of this un-
derworld woman to steal his son, the
officer fights back. The night club
where Miss Brent is employed as
hostess is raided and destroyed, but
not before the owner has given or
ders to have Toomey "put on the
spot The story then moves quick
ly to climax.
Ralph Harolde. as the owner Of
the night club and the leader of a
desperate gang, is said to bring a
new type OF bandit to the talking
screen.
Maurice Black, William Holden,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-06

cred in three of the Studebaker y
eight hits, while Patterson, in addi.
tiOn to a bank-up game in the field.
smashed out two singles aud a homo
run for the bank.
Tonight the Cramcr Baking com.
pany team will attempt to keep pace
with the Studebakcrs when they
meet the Golden State Creamery
rine. The creamery almost won a
ball game in their last encounter and
may extend the bakery more than
the brcadmakers expect.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-06

the entire district served rs fast
jas they are warranted"
Expenditures of particular inter,
est in Imperial Valley, including
the proposed new high voltage line
from inland to Blythe, will total
nearly 100000, including such
other items as the reconstruction
of the FL Centre BrawIcy 16.J XIV.
line about fifteen miles in length,
IN order TO take care of rural bus
mess between those two cities and
carrying the POO volt distribution
.clrclt for Approximately five miles
to the north of FL Centre and a
like distance south of Brawlcy, cost
ing $4,000; a new 800 kva. syn
chronouS condenser for the FL Cen
tr0 SuhStatiOn to cost $40 600 to
meet voltage conditions caused by
increased line mileage and power
load in the Imperial Valley; distri-
button lin" oVcrhauling cost $10,-
GOO to $4,000 for Calipatrie, Cal
cxico, lloltvillo and Imperial; spare
Transformer at the Colorado River
subsiation to cost $4,000; distri-
button feeders at, the Calipatria
substation to cost $2J00; rcgula-
tors and other provements at
BraWlcy to cost $500; warehouse
improvements at FL Centre, $lJ,.
0Oo 10 $1,000 for Calipatria, Cal
line improvements.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-06
So. California
Sport Briefs
BY Laufer

Los ANGELES, Aug. 6. U.P)-An
/ elimination contest by candidates
for the Los Angeles Athletic club
, track aud field team will be held
] next Saturday at Paddock field,
! 'asadena, coaches announced today.
! Winners of the various events will
/ bc given first consideration as con
! tcStants in the National \. A. L.
i championships ut Pittsburgh August
22-25 and the international meet in
! Chicago August y.
The principal contest will be be-
( tween Bob Maxwell, Ernie Payne
and Jed Walsh in the 220-yard low
, hurdles.
/ PASADENA, Calf, Aug. s. WP)
Jack Gaines, Of Girard, and Harry
! Wcshrook. of Annandalc, mcdalist in
! the Pasadena city golf champion
I 'lipS, continued as faVorites today
/ to capture second round matches at
/ Brooksidc Park.
/ Winners in the championship
flight today viii play 36 holes in
: the quar;cr-fiuals and semifinals to
morrow. although other flights will
( play only one match at that time
/ tourney officials announced.
! Gaines defeated T.. Won Goerlitz
, Is and :, in the first round. while
! Wcshrook turned back Bob Patter-
/ son. i aud g. Several narrow vie
/ tories were recorded, among them
/ the Bob Whitc-Fred Gilbert match
won by the former, ! up in - holes.
White and Gaines were paired to
day.
( Los ANGELES. Aug. e. UP)-
I Don George, Michigan collegiat"
wrestler. viii try for his seventh
/ consecutive local victory tonight in
"a match with Marin Plcstina, veter
au 21upouud mailman.
! The collcgjau has won all his
Surts here, and numbers Stan sta
( sak aud Joe MaIccwicz among his
( victims. Flcstina WAS regarded as
the most importa9t opponent of his
career.
Nick Lutte. the Venice lifcguard,
and "Wild Bill Shaw will meet in
"a preliminary.
NEWPORT. Calf. Aug i. W,P-
Sly and cight-mctrr races led the
program today al the combined Pa
ciic coast and Southern California
Yacht rcgattaS. with the Ayayay and
Marin strong faVoritcS by reason of
Victories in the first two heats Of
the championships.
Skipper Owen Dresden piled up II
total of 81. points with the Marin
Ivy winning the second successive
cightmctcr event yesterday, leading
owen Churchjll'S Babe. The win
ming time for l2.6 miles was
2:37:2S.
Stuart Ila,dron Of san Francisco
AGAIN won the siN-mrtcr event with
the \vayHy, defeating Tommy Lee
in the Caprice and Art Russcau in
the Maybe in 2:i7:i0 over the same
course.
Los ANGELES, Aug. i. U.p|
Charley Riley, Norc Dame quarter
back in 1877, has joined the Loyola
University football staff as back |
field coach, il was announced today
by Chief Coach Tom Licb. Loyola
has arranged series of night prac-
tcc games with Fresno State, st.
ignutius and the Olympic club at
NrirIn,- fialI hnrn inh Sai1
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-06
3 ACK ACH E

If functional Bladder Irritation
disturbs your sleep, or causes Burn
ing or Itching Sensation, Back
ache, Leg Pains, or muscular aches,
making YOU feel tired, depressed,
aud discouraged, why not try the
CystcX As Hour Test' Don't give
mp. Get CysteX today. Put it to
the test Sec for yourself how
quickly it works and what it does.
Money back if it doesn't bring
quick Improvement, and satisfy
you completely. Try Cystex today.
Only 60c,--Clements Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-06
Bankers Bow To
Studebaker Nine

Overcoming an early lead and
holding their opponents scorelcss for
the last four innings, tho Studcbakcr
nine whipped the Bank of Italy
club for the second time at Wilson
field last night Pitching featured
the game, both Hurst for the winners
and Fleming for the losers turning
in nice performances. Austin gath
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-06

+. l.. Harms, farm advisor Of
parts 100 per cent kill of perennial
weeds with sodium chlorate and
calcium chlorate, the kills being
equal.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-06
>Yo~ SMUc in Mnny Ways
When No" buy ~ Ford

LOW first cost is just advantage Of buying a Ford.
operation and upkee As the months and years roll by,
this saving will total many dollars. ~
The economy of The Ford is due to its simplicity Of
design, high quality of materials and accuracy in
featuring. Every part has been made cndurc-to
you faithfully and well for many thousands of miles.
Thousands of Ford owners will tell you of the economy
and reliability of the Ford. You find further
vincing evidence of in The increasing purchases by
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-06

Robert Emct O'Conncr, Eddie Kane
and RKO dancing girls, are in thcI
supporting cast.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-06

The lewiston Charleston district
Of Idaho shipped 100 cars of cher
ricS His season.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-06

which keep accurate cost figures. Hundreds of these
companies fifty one hundred and hundred Ford
and trucks. One large corporation eight thou
sand Their experience is dependable guide for you in
the purchase of AN automobile. q
See the nearest Ford dealer and have him rive YOU
demonstration ride i'm The new Ford You will be par,c-
lary pleased with its casy-rding comfort, Of CONTROL
aer, speed and acccleraiion, and the safety of fully
enclosed fourwhecl brakes. In addition, every new
Ford brings you the added protection Of Tripex satter
proof glass windshield. T%-a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
Household Hints

These r the nights when the bed
side thermos bottle plays an import
ant part in stimulating sweet dreams.
There Is relaxation IN the mere
knowledge that one can wake al any
hour Of the night ami be refreshed
by a cool draught OF crystal ice
water and that without stepping out
OF bed Getting UP and dashing about
the house for q drink or water often
awakens one so completely that sleep
Is not coaxed back again for hours.
But in filling the thermos IL II i'm
portant to remember that the lining
il delicate and Ice dumped c~arelessly
into the cortaIner will probably be
disastrous. Place the ice and water
In another confaine- first and when
the water Is thoroughly cold, pour
carefully into the thermos.
Daylight saving has a way OF
deceiving US as 20 the fleeing mo-
ments- But the housewife should
be careful not to wait for the setting
sun to remind her that she should
battle and change her frock before
the family comes home from a long.
not. day M the office. When day II
done the housewife owes il 10 herself
70 ook dainty and cool. and n II has
been an extremely busy day. TO leave
those things which cannot be done
comfortably today until tomorrow
but In any event 10 present q picture
OF charm az eventide regardless of
how mental her daily labors have
been. She must take no chance OF
inviting nm uncnmnlimenfary com
parison with the business woman
OF necessity Is neatly gro0ned
and well dressed Throughout the aay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

Midas gold-scattering and its grim
aftermath OF losses at the gaming
tables. So with that let us leave
the much-written-about side Of
Monaco and look into the private
life OF the island.
Monaco proper consists OF a small
town built upon the promontory
toward the sea and the palace OF the
prince. which il on the landward
end. A mile 10 the eastward is a
f~lat.headed cape. the plain Of the
Robbers" This i where the pirates
Of other days lived. II was once
barren rock. but after a while a road
was opened up-by convict labor
and soil was taken in with which TO
make foundations for buildings.
The inhabitants of Monaco are
really a simple people. They are not
permitted 70 enter the gaming pal
ace. and, after all, live very much
the sort OF life the native New York
err lives-away from the night clubs
and the hurly-burly of Mazda Lane.
which. like similar places In Mon
AGO. are kept alive by the visitors
from what the native New Yorker
superciliously calls the sticks"
An army OF about i25 men guards
the safety Of the principality. There
are about $4,000 inhabitants-perpa-
nent residents-yet each year at
least 2.000.000 visitors find their way
to and lose their money In the resort.
But to the lover OF beauty. the Wis
itor with the eye OF an artist, II
would be hard 70 imagine a place
more enhancing. with its blue sky.
another shade OF blue in the Mediter-
ranean Sea. luxurious vegetation.
fine buildings end well kept parks.
There is a native part Of the tiny
city which the visitor rarely sees.
II Is much like other Continental
cities in its architecture. and the
people are much Ike other Cont
nentals in their appearance and
ways. Somehow one does not assoc
ciate the fiamboyant Casino. with
It's jeweled woTnen and garish men.
with the people OF Monaco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
The Stars Say
For Friday, August 20
By CENEvIEvE KEMBLE

A DAY Of substantial progress
IN and achievement may DO pred
AA icated upon the testimony OF
several excellent sldsreal positions.
and this despite some worries and
circumstances. Old con-
'restIons may be dissipated. making
way for steady growth In the direc-
ton Of gratifying fruition OF cher.
ished aims. II 10 a time for pushing
diligently toward these goals. Be
careful Of signing papers and be
amiable In speech Personal affairs
are also pleasantly aspected.
Those whose birthday II is may
i~articipate a year Of splendid fruition
iof industry and application. which
will be rewarded with steady growth
land assured financial success. But
be careful In signing papers and IN
cur the tongue and temper. The
suurely personal contacts may also be
pheasant and profitable.
A child born on this day should
! ne steady industrious and ambitious
SAM should eventually realize its
ambitions after ONE vexations and
s annoyances. It's domestic. social and
: ~affectionai affiliations should be
gratifying and prominent as well.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

ference in our ages makes IN
difference when you love a person?
Thanking you In advance for
your advice. | am.
LONESOME AND BLUE.
II oNESoME AND BLUE: II you
- cannot see the consummate folly
OF giving your heart to who
Is indifferent TO you. then ! am
afraid that there Ia little ! can "A
10 convince you Of the foolishness
OF your conduct. / would advise.
for your future happiness and peace
or mind. that you do your best 10
cultivate other friendships and in
terests. Be pleasant 10 the young
man. but do not. II you value your
pride. give any indication OF your
feelings. III he has not the grace
10 offer some explanation OF his con
duct. then he Is not very gentle
manly. and II he thinks that you
are grateful for whatever crumb OF
friendship he may throw TO you
then his opinion of 3 must be a
mighty poor one. and II is up TO
YOU 10 change II fer him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
Helpful Advice to Girls
BY NANCY LEE
Z NANCY LEE:

nEAR NANCY LEE:
~ am a girl 20 years OF age.
and have been going with a fellow
1 few months my junior for about
-wo years / went steadily with
lin up until last Fall. when
suddenly we quit going steadily for
some unknown reason 20 me. ]
nave been keeping company with
him OFF and on, and whenever !
am out with him he acts as though
he cares for me / have not been
out with him for about two
months. but ! see him quite often
10 say hello TO. and he always
seems very pleasant. When we
first stopped going steadily, which
will be almost a year soon. l did
everything 10 try 10 forget him
bur IL seems almost impossible
| am deeply In love with him.
Can you advise me II there Is
any way | car continue my
friendship with him. as be Is a
boy that Is very much liked by
everyone. and Is q boy that I ad-
mire?
Do you th-k = few raoath1 dr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

about that" he told II. You'll
learn how TO swim quickly enough"
And ara you m I won't
drown7" II asked timidly. II shouldn't
Ike o drown. you know"
"Oh. you won't drown"
"All right broke IN the frog at
this moment. addressing the worm.
crawl i'm the water. When you get
there. dive 70 the bottom. sit on a
pebble for five minutes and return
TO the surface again. All you have
20 do II wriggle." The worm was
about to crawl ove the bank when
knarf said: You mustn't 70 In
without a string. else you won't be
able 20 climb out again" So say
Ing. he tied N string around the
middle Of the worm. and gave the
end OF the string 10 the other
shadows to hold. The worm was
delighted with the kind treatment OF
its friend. I'm positive I'm going
70 learn how 20 swim now" II said,
As II reached the water.
"WrigRle," Knarf called down 10
IL. "Wriggle IN hard Us you cam
Look - It's swimming beauti-
fully Yam exclaimed. FAN the
little fishes In the pond are gather
ing around IL to watch. Some ce
them are quite close 20 II and they're
opening and shutting their mouths"
They're giving IL advice on how
TO SWIM" the ~shadow-boy replied
calmly.
That's II. exactly" agreed the
frog.
At this instant there was a sharp
tug on the string. Its the worm.
IL wants 70 come back" the shad-
ows cried. But when they drew
out the string the worm wasn't
there.
1T must have swum away, was
ell that the frog could say, but
Master Knarf seemed TO know better.
1880. b. SewIpspsr Feature Service. lac
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

Vt He fundamental things Of life give little evidence of change.
And IT is well 50. Otherwise these fussy and important
people who like to alter everything to conform to their
own ideas would soon make this world Of ours 4 dull old place.
They would create new and long lists Of rules and regulations for
every phase OF our existence and life would become more com
pAcated than ever. And one OF the first affairs that these fussy
folk would bother about and hasten TO regulate would be the
conduct OF the love affair between Beauty and her Beloved. And
the first thing that they would do would be to forbid Beauty and
her young man 10 20 driving in a chummy little roadster. No
moTe happy drives along bright leafy roads. no more excursions
and adventures. No more drives to the beach for a swim or to
the country club for a round Of golf or d set OF tennis.
II is remarkable, really. how much the automobile enters
into every phase Of life and how difficult Id mas become even to
contemplate the modern scheme Of things without IL. And ii ~
Jut as impossible 70 think Of a love affair flourishing without
the aid Of a car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

ACRlNG the years I've 0een
writing beauty articles ! have
always stressed the ImpDr-
lance OF locating the key spot n
natural color In the cheeks ana al
plying the most rouge over II. blend
ing away from this high spot until
all edges are lost in the natural flush
OF the skin.
The great problem always nas been
TO find just where the key" Or
high" spot OF color lies, because me
majority Of women lose their natural
complexion as they grow older. IN
this were not true we wouldn't need
rouge at all.
Previously | nave suggested that
the key spot be located BY going
through a rather strenuous exercise
routine and then. quickly. before the
color caused by the increased &C
tivity recedes from the face to study
the c-ountenance in q mirror. Ey do
ing this the key" spot can he def.
initely located.
There T. "a I'VE and less krduous
method OF finding the key" spot.
however. and one which has just been
definitely approved. stand tn front
OF a mirror and smile broadly or.
better still. grin. When you do this.
you will see a bulge In the cheeks
just below the cheek bones. IL Is
this bulge that indicates where the
natural high" color spot In your
complexion is.
Isn't that much nicer than doing
exercises For ten or fifteen minutes
70 increase circulation 10 such an ex.
tent that the key" spot may be To-
ated? ! think so and I'm sure you
vii.
IL all sits down 10 an understand
ing OF the c~irculatory system OF the
body. because scientists have found
that the key or high" spot %
color in the face IL the center OF
capillary circulation or. speaking less
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
By wINIFRED BLACK

Did all these friends prove true
and loyal through all the years?
Was he disappointed in one or two
% them. and were they the very
ones he loved lie best?
Strange, ism IL. how often we love
best those who love US the very
leasty
In sickness and IN health. through
poverty and anxiety. through hope
betrayed and confidence misplaced
for forty-five years Charlie Lock-
wood remembered the boys who
marched out " Minnesota with him
in their gay blue. with the flag OF
the regiment swapping in the keen
wind OF Minnesota. and the fife and
drum playing-ah. how those flies
shrilled the queer. bold. wistful mu-
sic that has broken the heart Of
every soldier for a hundred years
'She was pretty in the face,
And slim n the waist
The girl / left behind me-"
And did she 90 down the lonesome
road ahead OF you long ago. Charlie
Lockwood. long and long ago-the
girl you left behind you-and are
YOU looking Tor her &C meet you
sor1ewhere-some where somehow?
Your old comrad-s-one by one
they slipped out OF sight into the
sia didn't they And now il
W1t nCf he long until YOU follow
Them
Green ueds waving In the sun.
ri1h meadows 4ush with r.p- grain.
pleasant Villages astr with friendly
litr-you wili LEAVE lrel all behind
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

intes-ines IN The usual way. II Is
absorbed by the blood. Then
il becomes deposited in the
various tissues. This condition. as
| have said, is due to some OBJ
struction, such as swelling Of the
mucous membrane lining the tubes
which carry away the bile substance
The swelling may come on after
a chill or from eating some irritating
or indigestible food The obstruc-
ton may r. due 70 gail stones. or
even 10 pressure from some abdomi.
nal growth.
The yellow discoloration IL the
first symptom 10 attract notice. In
severe cases this may become pro-
nounced. causing a bronze or deep
olive color. With II Is disturbance
on the digestion. The tongue IL
coated. the appetite fails and there
Is a feeling OF nausea. aggravated es.
pecIally BY eating fats.
or course. the first thing TO do Is
20 find the cause " the obstruction.
X-ray examinations will determine
whether gall stones are present.
In treating iaundice first consider
alton II given the diet. Fats. pas
tries. highly seasoned foods and
sweets should be avoided. Butter
milk. vichy and lemonade may be
given. as well Is plenty OF water.
The patient should be ms quiet mn
possible. m the attack Is nc all eve
he should be kept in bed. See that
the intestinal tract Is clear. Your
doctor win prescribe the necessary
medication when the source Of the
trouble has been determined.
For the itching which usually &C
companies iaundice. hyposulphite OF
soda. three tablespoonfuls TO a quart
OF water. will be soothing when ap-
piled 10 the skin. II is worth while
70 remember this because the itching
Is likely 70 be intense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
The Home
Kitchen
The Food Tinfing Fad

AAI HEN coiored bread sand
~ witches began 10 appear IL
seemed as though the last
word In the food ~coloring fad mad
been aid But now there's a new
n - tinted whipped cream. and il
isn't confined 70 expensive restau-
rants. but l. offered 10 the house.
wife. With each bottle OF cream
some dealers are including u little
package OF coloring material. You
whip he cream when needed and
color IL n n OF the rainbow tints
you like.
II wont yv .OAg before green
whipped cream or yellow OF red on
violet Will add 10 the color harmony
or the ladies' luncheon. And fol- "A
little while some h~Ostesses will mys-
tify their guests with the character
OF the garnish whose color gives no
clue a. itS origin
Color does add a good teal ~ the
atrractiveness OF food. and unless II
takes too much time IL Is a real aid
IN inducing the family % cat unallur-
ing foods. as well a. dulllng up dishes
iu4 GUESTS OuGn RtdAn looQc a. az
pie sauce. prunes. custard are mon
OtonOus. though wholesOmee. and a
touch OF exotic coloring makes them
more palatable 70 grown-ups a. well
as the small persons.
Artificial tints need not always be
used There are many foods which
in themselves will provide pleasant
tints. Pimiento. citron. lemon peel,
orange peel, beets are among the
violently tinted foods. and II cut IN
thin strips or small cubes may Be
used 70 add color to vegetable dishes.
buildings. desserts. u
Tint candles may be impressed into
the service or tintIng cakes and pud.
dings. Gum drops Of varied hue.
colored barley sugar. peppermint
sticks can be cut into little cubes for
decorative effect or may be melted
down 70 add needful coioring. Juice
OF orange. beet or tomato may be
used to color food gaily.