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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-15
BY BEN STERN.


Well Senator Earl Rowley Of La
porte told them all off" when he
rose to make "a few remarks at
the Laporte and Starke counties
Republican rally Sunday.
Five thousand heard "Roughouse"
Earl say what he thought about
Lieutenant-G Governor Ed Bush of
Salem, blaming the legislature for
failure to pass remedial tax legis-
lation, and l.. o. Chasey's charges
Of drunkenness in the last session
Of the general assembly.
And to let everyo- know that
despite these attacks on two Repub-
licans that he is still a good mem
Der Of that party, Rowley fired a
fusillade at Walter Myers, Demo-
cratic speaker Of the house during
the last session.
He put the blame for the failure
to pass tax relief measures directly
upon the Lieutenant Governor.
Bush could have seen to it that
better legislation was enacted" he
declared.
He has aspirations to be Indianas
next Governor, but I am certain
that the next Governor will not
come from the Bush League of
Salem" he said referring to Bushc
home town of Salem.
RoWley has not been strong for
Bush since early in the last ses-
sion when the Lieutenant Governor
threw the influence of the patron
age which he controlled into the
balance to elect Senator Lee Hart
zell Of TT. Wayne, as president pro
tenn. of the senate, thus defeating
Senator Jim Nejdl, who the Laporte
man supported
So Earl was glad to have an OPP
portunity to even scores.
"Chasey's charges of drunkenness
was small and not consistent with
the truth" Rowley said.
While Myers, whose scribbling
all over the income tax bill was a
despicable act for a state official,
may seek the United States senator
ship, the next senator will be of
higher caliber."
Hardening ambitions to be the
Republican nominee for Lieutenant
Governor, Rowley advanced his own
tax relief plan.
1.-THE best way to reduce taxes is
to reduce expenses and the best ex-
penses to cut are road construc-
ton expenditures, he declared.
Andrew j. Hickey, former repre-
sentative in congress from the old
Thirteenth, whose entire public
career has exernplified by lack of
any ability at statecraft, added his
bit to the speechmaking with the
prediction that "the same leader
ship which brought this country
to the heights of prosperity in 1929
will bring it out of the present de-
preston"
Even the stalwart Republicans,
who are trying to hold onto their
own county jobs, laughed, at this.
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Plans Ocean Hon

PARIS, Sept. 15.-Jean Mermoz,
French air mail flier, will attempt
a nonstop fight from Marseilles to
Buenos Aires early in october to
regain the worlds distance flight
record for France, he announced
today.
The start has been set tentatively
for between Oct. 10 to Oct. Is.
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Ruth Nichols Cancels Hop

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Miss
Ruth Nichols, who was injured in
a crack-up at st. John, Newfound-
land, this summer on an attempt
at transatlantic flight, has
abandoned her plan of flying the
ocean this year, it was learned to-
day.
The imminent end of favorable
flying weather over the Atlantic was
given as the reason for her change
of plans.
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Few Transport Crashes

81 United Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-Five
fatal accidents occurred in more
than 100000 miles of scheduled
air transport flying in the first six
months of 1881, the commerce de-
partment reported today. Three of
these accidents involved passenger
fatalities.
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Weather conditions at a. M:
Southwest wind, 8 miles an hour;
temperature, 70; barometric pres
sure, 30.01 at sea level ceiling,
overcast, lower broken clouds; Wis
Utility, 10 miles; field, wet.
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DEATH NOTICES
Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storage house. Store now. pay
months later. No charge for hauling
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR Co.
4ie E. Market Ri. 1850.
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. packing
California shipment -
RI 1923. Ri. 6561. Nights, On. O699-W.
OTTO }. SUESz
BROAD RIPPLE Transfer Co., long dist
moving, stock hauling. Wa. 5000; Hu. 2l5I
MOVING. S3-You help. 81 less: quick
service: careful white men. Oh. 5840-
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Painting and Papering

PAPER hanging. painting and all kind Of
repairing; prices reasonable. Ia. O20I.
PAINTING. exterior Interior: comp. insur.
HENDRIX DINKLA. 1850 E. 94th. en- $3.50.
PAPER Excellent service: 81
room O'DONAhD. RI. 1873.
PAPER HANGING-Hung and furnished
50 up. GLENN FREW. BE. 0636-R.
PAPER furn. and hung $3.50 per room.
On 2004 FRANK JACKSON II 2sl3
PAPFR-Furnished and hung. 81 room and
un. steam scraping. Ii 1858.
EXPERT paper cleaning. ward and house
cleaning repairing. BE. 4e64-M.
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Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCK

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCK
EFT NO. 155-M.
In the matter. of the petition of Hazel
leaving the city of Muncie, Indiana, over
state highway No. 21, to the intersection
of Indiana State Highway No, g.. thence
west over Highway No %, to the city
Notice is hereby given that the Pub
lie Service Commission OF indiana VIII
conduct public hearing in the above en-
titled cause in the Rooms Of the Com
mission. State House. at indianapolis.
Indiana. at 10 o'clock a. m. on WedneS-
dav Sept. 80 1881.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission. -.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF IN
DIANA.
BY R. NJ. YOUNG. Examiner.
indianapolis Indiana.
Sent. IA. 1881.
LEGAL, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET
NO 1Sll-M.
In the matter of william H. wake
field. Linton. application for certhcdte
or public convenience and necessity TO
operate motor vehicles as common car
rier OF property upon the public high
WaVs of the state from Terre Haute, IN
diana to LYONS. Indiana. passing through
and serving Dugger, Linton S"l11 NlVS'
Bloomfield. LYONS. Indiana:
Notice is hereby given that the Pubic
Service Commission of Indiana Will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the Rooms of the Commission.
4Ol State House. at indianapolis, lndiana,
az O'Clock P. M. on Tuesday. Sept. ~
public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission. -
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF IN
BY R. p n YYeoUNG. Examiner.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Sent IA 1881.
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business announcements

OLD CHAIRS MADE NEWLY rehottom-
ing In cane. hickory or reed. Call Board
OF Industrial Aid for the Blind Ia. O583.
BATH RoOM-complete. SEQ: plumbing &
heating installed; reasonable. Ia. 1857.
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Special Notices

3R Il A. BOYD. now with Or. Clusters
clinic. 1920 N. Delaware Special treat
inents for gall bladder. high blood pres
sure urinary and female disorders with
Equipment for prevention Of operations
which shows out OF 10 operations are
not necessary. Sick people are often mis-
lead. Save this notice. Ia 1909.
I will not be responsible for any debts
made by nv wife. FloSsie A. Christie
HARRY LEE CHRISTIE.
BITS. notes, accounts collected or no
ageos as Beard OF Trade, II. e6s7.
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Sale of Unused Through Times Ads
Houses for Rent

CONFER, l2ls-strictly mod. 8 I'm. z
fa Grn.' br. ssi7.
GREY. 512--Modern. 4 rooms, water paid.
$50. Oh. 1891.
HARRIS U.s. rooms. modern: near Wash.
High: garage. Be. Gas.
HIGH ST. I002-4--4 rooms. water paid
HOSBROOK. sos rooms; toilet. cleo
trio lights: $40. $50 virginia Ave
INGRAM. l822-6-room modern double.
garage SIS. -
so JENNY LANE
Unusual 4-room doub sso Eyer Eyssry .,.s cons
D. m. or phone Ir. 1902.
KEYSTONE. N. 1925 rms; easily neat
ed. toilet. wa. pd.. gar. s18 Ri 0642.
La SALE. N. 554-6 rooms. semi-modern;
garage; SIC.
McKIM. 2ls-4 rooms modern; full base
MERIDIAN. s.. I445-Modern 7-rOom dou-
bic. Reduced S28: water paid. II 620I,
I1ssd Wafer ls Da icons so moe Be- 4 nsTF deco
reduced s23. DR.. 442e. -
NEW JERSEY, S. 1855 rooms. semi
mod: 500 DR.. 2s9s e45 E: Morris.
SO N OAKLAND
Six-room modern single; S2I.oO: 80,
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Il. 14s1.
G saTase: SIS: 81 Sd 2o2 soRs. se----C
ORIENTAL. S., 1877 rms. water paid;
gas. cleo, gar. near Ford plant S12.2O:
254O N OXFORD lCoLoRED)
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Ii 1891;
PLEASANT ST. I428-5-room cottage.
semi-modern. CAL Ii. 5671.
ST PAUL. 1I30-6-room home modern
except furnace: gar: s21 DR.. 4zs4-M.
-Tr1o,T dorm
water paid. Ii. 22e0.
SHERMAN DR., 81 N.-5 rm. semi-modern
cottage. s18; water paid II. 1883.
SINGLETON. zoos roms, bath. clean.
81 so. water paid Dr. 32O9-M.
STATION. 2317-4-rm. cottage. water pd..
gas. cleo. gar. school. stores. SD
TACOMA, N, 1727-4-rm. mod. wa. -pd;,
gar. kitchen enameled. new limo. CHI 3644
TEMPLE N, 1865 rooms modern
breakfast room, bath. with shower, hot
water heat. hardwood floors. basement
2-car garage; s35. Oh. 1915.
VERMONT. E., S324-8-rm. mod: single
VERMONT. E. 1306-Modern rms; must
be seen to be appreciated. "
2231 Wheeler
Four rooms. modern. garage; SO.
Dunlop & Holtegel
1872 E. Market st. Ii. 6517
10TH. E. 1846-5-rm. mod across from
Woodruff: redeco.; very reas. Oh: 6l45.
23D. E.. 1913 bedroom mod. home, re-
decorated. Al condition. Reduced; SO.
n. Pine. See Mr.. BOSTON.
ONE MONTH FREE-Rent 81; 1877 n
Harding St.. rms owner. 1854 N.
Delaware ST. Ia. 1894.
ONE MONTH FREE-RENT $12. 1896
oliver Ave: 5 rms. owner. 1854 N. Della
ware st. Ia. 1894.
ONE MONTH FREE-$18; 21O61a E Wash
ington ST.. arm. cottage; gas, cleo, in
side toilet and sink; water paid; garage
owner 1854 N Delaware st. Ia. 1894.
1000 EAST-Modern 4 rm. bungalow. dble.;
very reasonable; garage Oh. 3265-W.
COLORED-2136 Wendell Ave-: 5 rooms;
water paid: rent SIG Hu. 6756.
Suburban for Rent
ONE .ACRE-southwes 4-room house,
electric lights. garage, chicken house.
owner Ri. 1900 or Ii. 5170.
Cottages and Resorts
MODERN cottages on Shaefer and Free
man Lakes. For rent or sell on easy
payments. CHI 0102.
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Rooms for Rent

PRINCETON HUIEL
Nice clean rooms, hot cold water. IS
week; bath, 81. Steam heat A real
winter home; ladies. gentlemen. 232 S.
Illinois
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Room for Rent With Board


ASHLAND. 1724-Nicely furn. front rm..
modern home. ladies only. He. 4120.
GLADSTONE. N, 627-Cozy well furnished;
near car. bus. gar. meals opt. 1r. 5013.
GRAY, $50 N-Impl. young man wants
rmmate. with meals, $3.50 wk. Oh. 3232-R.
JEFFERSON. N. 325-Attrac rm.; privl;
close car. bus; cd meals; men. Oh. 0685-J
MERIDIAN, 1852 N.-Board. room. COM
Portable home; cd. meals: reas Ia. 0450.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2229-Nice front rm..
warm in winter: a real home, good meals
if desired Ia 4706.
WANTED CHLDREN-Private modern
home; near school No. 81. Be. 286l-J.
CHILD to board: kindergarten close; good
environment. Ha. 0253-M
WANTED children of school age, room
and board. Mothers care: Oh. 3174-M.
CHILDREN TO BOARD; near school;
mothers care $3.50 wk., r. R. 6. Box 822.
FRONT .ROOM-Good meals; prefer par
ent and child. Ha. 1912.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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Radio and Eauipment

holster highboy in beautiful walnut
cabinet, one of the best values we have.
Sale price S35.
Cleartone Senator in fine walnut cab
met. has soft mellow tone. Sale price
$3.50
Kent. 7-tube radio in Red Lion desk. Sale
price $29.
Radio Bargain Shop
225 E. Washington ST.
RADIOS REPAIRED IN THE HOME. LIN
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Houses for Rent

ADAMS. 28o9-One-half coy double:
rooms. garage. water pd.; SIS. Ri 1928
ADDISON. N. 324-Near washington high
school & grade school. 5-rm semi-mod
GARAGE: Sz0.50 water paid. Ri GAL.
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 122 E. Market.
BERWICK. 44-Neat 4-room house. good
condition. Reduced S12 Be. 04Oa
BEvnLE. N. 1i0l--6 rms mod. except
furnace. gar. water pd.: $40. ri. GAL
BYRAM. 3834-4-lm. mod dbIe: in-a-.
door bed Al condition; gar. Wa. 1906.
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Building Materials

CORNELL'S WEEKLY SPECIAL
New Materials at Pre-War Prices.
Hex shingles. 1899. so =. roll rig. S9c.
Storm sash with glass in. CSC up:
Lime, Csc: cement 45c; plaster. Csc.
Millmade garage doors. oglz.. pr. $3.50.
First-grade wall board. 2Ac it.
Paint. 81 20 gal; barn sash, ACC.
Sheathing. siding, flooring. G S240.
Everything to build or repair with
Come in. see our displays, He. 517T.
CORNELL MATERIAL CO.. 1917 E. 18th St.
try TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Furnished Apts.-HOuses

Ambassador Apt. Hotel
REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
LY RATES.
Beautiful. modern, complete. furnished
service; walking distance. $50 N Penn
sylvania street or call Ri 1871.
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Help Wanted Male

Salesman
Must own car; in Indianapolis and
every city in Indiana; very attractlve
nroposition to sell free wheeling that can
he Installed on any new or used car for
Sis. we furnish YOU with live prospects.
Call or write. .
Safety Free Wheeling Co.
In Indiana.
1888 North Meridian st.
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Farms for Sale

LANGLEY. AVE, 2121-6 rooms; bath;
garage, paved st. and alley. Take late
model sedan as down paYment DR.. 0833.
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Suburban for Rent
Cottages and Resorts

)NE ACRE-Southwest 4-room house,
electric lights. garage, chicken house.
owner Ri 1900 or Lii 5170
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Apartment Rental Bureau
COLORED

DOUGLASS COURT. 21o1 BOULEVARD
PLACE.
DUNBAR COURT. 1922 N. WEST ST.
WATER INCLUDED
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Suburban for Sale

SIT CASH-$17 monthly; price $1,7o0; one
acre, rooms, cleo, garage, chicken
owner. 1854 N. Delaware st. Ia. 1894.
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Houses for Sale

MODERN cottages on Shaefer and Free
man Lakes. For rent or sell on easy
payments. Oh. 0102.
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CONFER, 12i6-Strictly mod. s I'm. q
dble.; gar. full basement; furn-. IN
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Miscellaneous for Sale

RADIOS REPAIRED IN THE HOME. LII
colin RADIO SERVICE. Lii. 1926. Oh. TO-
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Help Wanted Female

Z MARRIED women for special work;
references. Apply 916 State Life Bldg.
HOUSEKEEPER- for home than
waueS Sis N Pine.
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4A4U4d4IdpUIiS HtuLdI buIENu
DeSira BILE apartments in any part of
CITY. furnished and unfinished. from s25
to SIPS. Transportation furnished No
charges or obligations. L. 4507. evenings
and SUNDAY. Wa O433 or Be 3114
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Apartments for Rent

CAPITOL. N, 2942-Attractive upper 6
rms; porches, heat, water. Ia. 1925.
DELAWARE, N, 2147-6 rm. mod, lower
duplex. heat, wa. furn; reduc. Ha. 3550-J
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-31
Little Giants
Clash Tomorrow

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 81. UR--
st. Mary's and Santa Clara were
ready today for their annual grid
iron classic, the meeting Of the
Little Giants" in Kezar stadium
here tomorrow.
Lifting themselves out of the
little giant class, the Gaels are
firmly established as the leading
squad of the west and are two to
one favorites to score still another
victory over the Broncos. A victory
would give Ed Slip" Madigan's men
a record of IL in a row.
The biggest football crowd in San
Francisco this season was expected
since Santa Clara always has given
the Gaels trouble and is in line this
year for a possible upset. St Mary's,
according to prognosticatorS, must
rely on superior reserve forces to de-
feat Maurice Clipper Smiths
men.
st. Mary's famous aerial attack,
held in reserve during recent games,
will be unleashed against Santa
Clara, Madigan said. The Broncs
have the edge on punting and
heavier line as counter threats.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-31
SP0R / S
CENTRAL UNION ELEVEN WINS
OVER CALEXICO TEAM, IL TO 0

A running account of the game
will show Ell Centro's strength il
every department of the game.
Calexico kicked off, only to have
the ball brought back through their
field into their territory. Price
gained nine yards off tackle. Mad
lem made first down, then carried
the 30 yards on power play. Ber-
ry carried the ball for a touchdown,
and Price kicked to convert.
Byrd kicked to Valverde. After
several good tries by Valverde at
the Ell Centro line, Ell Centro got
the bail, fumbled, and Bogue of
Calexico recovered. Ell Centro held
to get the ball again. After several
plays Fisher kicked for FL Centro,
Calexico kicked back, and the ball
was on CaleXico's 25 yard line when
the quarter ended.
Calexico held to get the ball on
its own l0-yard line. Valverde
booted TO Price, who ran the bali
so yards for a touchdown. Ell Cen-
tro converted on a line buck, then
kicked Off After holding Calex-
leo in the south enders' territory,
Valverde fumbled and Central re-
covered, to climax series of
plunges when Maiden went over
for another touchdown. Price
passed to Edgar to convert. After
a bitterly fought battle, Ell Centro
was forced to kick to Calexico as
the half ended.
OGuin went in for Price during
the third quarter. A quick skir-
mish in Calexico territory ended
when Jones got away to a 40 yard
run for a touchdown. Ell Centre
failed to convert, and the score
stood 81 to 0. O'Guin and Maiden
were competing for Prices honors
as the quarter ended, with Ell Gen.
tro punting to Calexico.
After a fighting stand by the
Centrens, Calexico kicked back to
Price, who went in at the fourth
quarter. FL Centro kicked back,
gaining somewhat on the exchange.
A pass from Valverde was knocked
down by Price, Valverde was drop
ped in a line plunge, and kicked
to Price. The little quarterback
took the ball from his 80 yard run
to a touchdown. After a violent
but unsuccessful passing attack
Fisher kicked. Calexico was held
and kicked back again. Shortly
afterwards Price completed a pass
to Noyak, then carried the ball over
for another touchdown. then con-
verted FL Centro fought hard until
the end, and YVES again threatening
when the game ended.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-31

Like college team going out af-
ter the small fry in a scrimmage
game, Central Union High School S
football team went through, under
and around Calexico's eleven on the
Central field last night, forgetting
to allow the south enders a moment
away from defensive game, with
the result Calexico was on the
goose-egg end of a al to score
when the contest ended.
Game statistics are interesting
when considered from the angle Of
Centrals superiority. They show FL
Centre gained 323 yards through the
line in comparison with 68 yards
gained by Calexico. Both teams
completed two passes, Calexico
muffing seven and Ell Centro drop
ping six.
FL Centre made 10 first downs to
Calexicos four, while the south
enders were forced to punt Ia times
and Ell Centre kicked back eight
times. FL Centro kicked off seven
times, while Calexico booted once.
Central players demonstrated their
only weakness in the matter of
fumbles, muffing four to one err
ror by Calexico
Ike Price again proved Ell Cen
tres most deadly weapon, with
Maiden running him a close Sec
ond in work through the CaleXico
line and around end. Valverde, like
Price for FL Centre, seemed to be
almost the entire Calexico show.
One of Prices feats deserves spe-
cial mention. II was in the third
quarter Price took punt from VAL
verde, dropped it, recovered, then
started like a horse drawn fire en-
CINE around CaleXico's right end,
Ritter 80 yards to a
Price scored three e.
Centre touchdowns, while Maiden,
Berry and Jones scored others.
Young Bill Tackett. coming out
of an early season lethargy for the
first time this season, displayed
some of the form expected of him,
and which should make him Prices
equal as a standby for Central
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-31
GORILLA WILL
BE- PRINCIPAL
ON FIRST CARD

When the Imperial Valley Att
letic club opens the boxing season
on November l3, Santiago Gorilla
the Panama flash, will be one OF
the principals in the main event
and Harry Woodbury. Is wearing a
wrinkled brow just now trying to
figure out who will be Santiagos
opponent.
For getting anyone to fight Zori-
LA is difficult job. The boys want
none of Santiago these days. Con-
sidered a "WaShout" about a year
ago while battling in the feather
weight ranks, Gorilla has been GO
ing great guns since he entered the
lightweight division.
Writ Ross, who manager Gorilla
and who knows his fighters, was on
the point of shipping Santiago back
so Panama as dead baggage, when
nc decided that maybe lack Of
weight was what allied the boy.
Santiago proved that Writ was
right and proved 1t in a way that
leaves no room for doubt.
On September 30 at Wilmington,
Santiago blasted the everlasting
daylights out of the same Cecil
Payne, who trounced Bobby Pacho
at Hollywood last week. Gorilla had
Payne out on his feet for two
rounds and the Kentucky Colonel
was n sorry mess when the fight
was over. 1t. Jack Kennedy refe-
reed this battle and called it six
for Gorilla, two for Payne and two
even.
A few weeks before that Gorilla
kayoed Claude Warner at Sacra-
mento, the same Warner who bat
tered Fidel La Barba to bits at Hol
lywood.
Then to prove that these victories
were not flukes, Gorilla met John
ny Previs at Wilmington this week
and stopped him in six rounds. And
Johnny Preyis is a boxer all the
boys have been ducking
In between these fights Gorilla
took decisions over Hector McDon-
aid, Frankie Kick and Tod Nor
gan.
Gorilla wants TO get a crack at
Pacho. The latter took a decision
OF a questionable nature over 20
yilla In the local ring but Gorilla
later trounced the pride of the val
ley and now wants to knock him
out.
Woodbury. is hoping to get Pacho
here for the fight but If he can't
y also has a hunch that Young
David might give Gorilla plenty of
fight. The Filipino ran up a string
of kayoes here and since the arena
closed has been battling in Arizona
with good success. Our private
hunch is that David would give 70
rilla a very busy evening and If
they clash 1t will be a fight well
worth seeing.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-31
Sharkey Again
Gets High-Hat

NEW YORK, Oct. 81. U.P)-Leave
1t to Jack Sharkey to do the un-
expected.
With promoters virtually falling
over themselves to secure his serv-
ices and with at least half dozen
profitable bouts in sight, the Bos-
ton sailor again has turned prima
donna and announced that he will
not fight anyone except Jack
Dempsey or worlds champion Max
Schmeling.
Sharkeys announcement. re-
garded by boxing followers as tan
tamount to a retirement from the
ring, ended negotiations for a New
York Christmas fund bout between
Sharkey and Tommy Loughran. He
previously had refused to fight Mi
ckey Walker under the same aus
pices.
The Bostonian's manager pro-
fesseS confidence that Sharkey will
be chosen for Jack DempSeys mi
tial major opponent in the former
champions comeback campaign
even though Dempsey himself has
indicated he is not interested in
meeting Sharkey.