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Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-17
FAMOUS COLD SHIP
 E SolD TOnn JUNK

The famous old wooden steam
 ship Humboldt, which carried more than $l0O,OOO,0OO in gold dust and bullion while plying between Seat tie and Alaska, is to be scrapped.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-17

MT. and Mrs. F. A. J. Gallwas, of Douglas anounce the engagement of their daughter, Alberta to Mr. Louis 4. Dc1cbeeaue of Juneau, re- ports the Juneau Empire.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26
CENTRAL UNION
nine SMOTHERS
MOUNTAIN TEAM

Two runs in the eighth inning
were eli that saved the Mountain
Empire baseball team from COM
plete demolition at the hands OF the
El Centro high school siuggers yes
terday afternoon. when the e.
Centrans made l9 complete circles
of the bases to two for the visitors.
The score of 10 TO ? almost tells
the tale. Nine errors by h e
Empire team and l6 hits by El
Centrans contributed materially to
the final score.
O'Guin pitched shut-out ball for
El Centro's first five innings, when
Ehmke took up the burden. Smith.
subbing for Price at shortstop. con-
tinued to hit well. with three hits
and two runs to his credit. Wynne.
with four hits and three runs, was
leading batter. Cunningham, who
got only one hit. but accounted for
five runs. was also in the limelight.
Ehmke hit a homer and a three
bagger in three times at bat
Light practice is scheduled for
today and tomorrow in preparation
for the game at 2:30 Saturday af-
ternoon on the Brawley diamond.
The Mountain Empire fracas was
rated as practice game by the
high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26
Judy Zuniga To
Meet GranOne

LOS ANGELES, March 26. U.P)-
Johnny Granone, Pasadena, will
meet Judy Zuniga, Glendale, in an
eight round main event at the
Pasadena arena tonight.
Granone is holder of the south
ern counties featherweight title but
will risk his crown to meet Zuniga
who is reported to be heavy
puncher.
Although this is Zuniga's first
start in two months, fight fans be-
lieve he will take the title from
Granone, who won. two weeks age
from Don Kennedy.
In the semi-windup, Charley
Kaiser, Hollywood featherweight
will meet Bobby Garcia.
Other fights include Ad Cadena
and Battling Ortega, light weights;
Johnny Casey and Joe Regan at
ITS pounds and Mike Ketchell and
Johnny Berto at 140 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26
PACHO-SOLDIYAR
BATTLE SHOULD
MAKE FUR FLY

Boxing fans who like plenty of ac-
tion instead of the continual clinch-
ing that characterizes so many
matches these days. will have lots of
it tomorrow night when Bobby Pa
cho meets Joe Soldivar in the main
event at the Imperial Valley Ath-
letic club.
Moreover the fans may have the
opportunity OF seeing that most
thrilling of all spectacles at a box
ing CONTEST boxer getting up off
the floor TO go on fighting. There
hasn't been real knock-down and
drag-out battle in several weeks at
the local arena and one is due
Soldivar showed last week that
he can do a bit of punching ana
Pacho displayed that to the fans &
long time ago. When Joe sank his
right into frankie Arregon's ana
tony last veek the fans expected
TO see frankie busted in two.
Pacho apparently hits harder
than Joe, but it is not likely that
there will be any quick finish to
the fight via the Pacho knockout
route. Joe is clever and the show
ing he made last week, fighting his
first 10 round event and his first
southpaw, made the fans who saw
him believe that here is boy who
can make Pacho extend himself.
Young David, who is a house afire
when he is fighting, will attempt to
show the fans what he can do when
a tough middle westerner faces him.
Babe Adams of ST. Paul is the tough
middle Westerner, and he is booked
to go six rounds with the Filipino
flash. Unless he is whole lot bet
ter than some of the other boys who
have met David, he is due TO get
down on the canvas.
However, the advance dope on
Adams is that he is rough hombre,
and will give David all the battle
he wants. II he does that. the fans
are going to see the kind of fight
that keeps them on their feet.
Luis Reyes, sore as q tiger with
prickly heat, because he has not
gone so good in his recent battles,
will take it out on Melvin Bobo, the
ring comedian, who meets him in
the four round special.
Bobo is good for lots of laughs
and lots of fighting, according to
coast sports writers. Most of the
ring warriors are hard-faced and
serious minded, so that a smiling
fighter is sure to be a welcome
change.
Florencio Villa, with a new as
sortment Of wild dynamite swings,
will start off the show with Pilino
Garcia mot KilaD as his opponent.
Villa has worlds of stuff but like
a southpaw pitcher he is shy on
control But when he hits, he hits.
The management has dropped
the prices to a S1.50 top for this
bill and ladies will be admitted to
the arena without charge. The
first bout will be called at $50 and
there will be plenty of free parking
space.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26
/ SP0R i s.
TEAMS AGREE ON REFEREE TO
HANDLE SUNDAYS POLO GAME

When FL Centre and Mexical
cross mallets for a polo duel at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon on thg
Palacio grounds in Meyicah one Of
the most outstanding authorities or
polo in this section Will act as arbit-
er between the teams. it became
known today when Jimmy Walker
captain of the Yuma polo team. ac-
cepted q request to referee the
game.
One Of the toughest problems
faced by poloistS in Imperial Valley
has been 10 get referee suitable
to both sides il the contest. Walk
er. as captain Of the team which
Will probably meet both Mexicali
and FL Centro soon. should turn out
TO be the best referee to be had.
In the same letter in which
Walker signified his acceptance OF
the referee job. he expressed a hope
that a round robin tournament be-
tween El Centro, Mexicah and Yu-
ma can be arranged for the near
future.
In the meantime El Centrans, de-
termined TO wipe out their former
defeat at the hands of the Mexi-
can cavalry officers squad, has
practiced almost nightly on the
field at the eastern end of Broad
way. Rolled and sprinkled, the
practice field gives the local riders
a chance TO practice long shots and
difficult swings from their horses
backs.
In the matter of mounts the e.
Centro four Will be more ably equip
ped next Sunday than during the
last game, when lack of enough
horses spelled defeat after the To-
Gals were ahead, for the first half
Of the game.
Plenty of Horses
A committee consisting of Frank
Srnyer and Dave Willoughby has
been appointed from the El Centre
polo club to arrange details in re-
gard 70 the horses, so that no fric-
ton will be felt during the coming
game. Several new mounts have
been added to the El Centro string.
Not only in the polo game prop
er, but in the matter of spectators,
has rivalry grown between Mexicai
and El Centro. Each side hopes to
have the greatest number Of spec
ta.ors for the game. A crowd III ex-
cess CT that which witnessed the
first game is almost certain at the
contest Sunday.
Tickets for the game are on sale
in FL Centre and other towns Of
Imperial Valley. and the advance
sale indicates that gate receipts will
be the largest recorded for any
sport event in this section this
year.
Since its inception here polo has
grown in popularity by leaps and
bounds. Riders in several other I'm
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEE
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Karin to Go

II you feel sour and sunk and the world
looks punk, don't swallow a lot OF Salts
mineral water, oil. laxative candy or chewing
gum and expect them 20 make yoE suddenly
sweet and buoyant and full OF s1nshine.
For they can't do IT. They only move the
bowels and q mere movement doesn't get at
the cauze. Tho reason for your down-and-out
feeling IL your liver. II should pour out two
pounds Of liquid bile into your bowels daily.
II this bile is not flowing freely, your food
doesn't digest. II just decays in the bowels.
Gas bloats up your stomach, You have
thick, bad taste and your breath Is foui,
skin often breaks out in blemishes- Your head
aches and you fesi down and cut. Your whole
system Is poisoned.
II takes those good. old CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS 70 get these two
pounds OF bile flowing freely and make you
feel up and up" They contain wondarlul,
harmless, gentle ye2etable extracts, amazing
when il comes 10 making the bile flow freely.
But don't ask for liver pills. Ask 10. Carter's
Little Live. Pills. Look for the name Carter's
Little Liver Pills on the red lsbsi. Resent ,
subrtltnte,
Always on hand at Clements
Drug Store.-Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26
FRENCH TENNIS
STARS CAPTURE
INDOOR TITLE

NEW YORK, March. 90. UP) -
Judging by the international indoor
tennis team matches which con-
cluded here last night, France is
almost certain 10 be successful in
its 1882 defense of the Davis cup.
The French team Of Jean Borotra
and Christian Boussus, second and
third ranking players of that coun-
try, respectively, defeated the Amer
ican team of Frank Shields, Berke-
ley Bell, George Lott and Johnny
Van Ryn, three points to two.
Borotra scored the winning point
last night when after Shields had
beaten Boussus in straight sets to
even the score at 2-all, he defeat
ed Bell, 6-3, 6-3, BIO, 8-6.
Shields all but clinched place
on the 1882 American cup squad by
his work in the team matches. he
defeated Borotra on Monday for
Americas first point, and added
the second last night with his Us,
6-l, 6-l triumph over Boussus.
The other two French points were
gained when Boussus defeated Dc.l
Monday, and paired with Borotra
to whip Lott and Van Ryn in the
lone doubles event on Tuesday.
a combination of barnyard ma
nure, lime and superphosphate has
brought heavy increases in varie-
ty OF crops in Columbia County,
Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26

eision to the Los Angeles Angels
yesterday, when George Harper and
Ray Jacobs hit successive home runs
in the 18th inning off Pitcher
Lloyd Kennedy, rookie from the
Burlington club Of the Missippi VAL
ley league Pitcher Erwin Brame
also hit a home run in the second.
SAN DIEGO, March 26. U.p)-Vic
Sorrell looked to be the best Of
Manager Bucky Harris pitching
staff today following his four-hit
game against the Hollywood Stars
yesterday, when the Detroit Tigers
won the third and deciding game
of a series here, to l, Sorreu also
struck out eight men. Cantrell. re-
lief pitcher, held the Sheiks with
out q blow. Charlie Gehringer hit
a home run, and Sorrell and Jesse
Hill got triples.
HOLLYWOOD, March &c. U.P) -
The Hollywood Athletic club SWIM
ming team, defending national in
door A. A. U. titleholders. left last
night for Chicago where the ma
tional meet will be held April Ia.
Accompany coach ely d e
Swendsen were Tommy Blanken-
burg, national indoor 220-yard
breast stroke champion; Frank Wall
ton. former outdoor national back
stroke champion; Duke Callaghan,
interscholastic recordholder from
Hollywood high; Maiola Kalili, ma
tional outdoor 440-yard champion
and leading rival Of Buster"
Crabbe of University of Southern
California, who also will compete
in Chicago; Manuella Kalili and
Johnny Wood, Hawaiian sprint
star. Austin Clapp. Stanford Uni
cersity star, will join the team in
Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26
ley outpointed Jack Riley, "a; Al

ley outpointed Jack Riley, "a; Al
Gregg outpointed Jimmy Larson,
"a, and Charley White outpointed
Eddie Hanlon. 80. The last bout
was n rematch, White having lost
last week on foul.
OAKLAND, Cal, March 26. W.H
Jimmy Flinker. l8l, of Vallejo.
worked little harder than Jack
Linkhorn, l79. Oakland, in their 10
round main event here last night
and was awarded the verdict. Other
results:
Johnny Jones knocked out Young
Ketchell. (4); Eddie Jorge drew with
Clarence Killingsworth, "a: Sol
Permisso knocked out Billy Hale,
(2): and Frankie Limas drew with
Olson johnson, "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26

perial Valley towns have been dis
cuSsing organization of teams. For
a time, il was understood. the
mounted inspectors of the United
States Customs Patrol were consid-
ering organization of a team.
Should these towns organize polo
squads. the El Centrans have ex-
pressed their willingness to arrange
games with them.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26
Here and There
In Sport World

SAN FRANCISCO, March 26. U.P
Joey Roberts, LAT. Oakland, proved
better infighter than Louie
O'Neill. 148i2, San Francisco, and
won the decision in the 10 round
main bout last night. Other re-
suits:
Esten Hunter outpointed Kid
Thomas, 90; Fay Kosky and Matt
Cago drew, 90; Eddie Fox decis-
ioned Ralph Panchos, (4: Red Tig-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26
Polo
Five To Depart

ALHAMBEA, Cal, March 26. U.P
Only one more game faced Los
PamperoS polo team of Argentina
on the Pacific coast as the Gauchos
prepared to depart for New York
next week The invading four will
meet the Midwick team here next
Sunday in their final match, after
whipping q make-shift Purple four
by an Is to l3 score yesterday, spot
ting Midwick seven goals.
Some of the Argentine ponies
viii be sent to Chicago. where the
Santa Paula team will play next
July. The Santa Paula team will
be composed OF Alfredo Harrington,
Manuel Andrada, Juan and Jose
Reynal.
Juan Benitz scored seven goals
for the winning team yesterday,
while Luis Duggan, playing for
Midwick, scored four tallieS. Elmer
Boeseke was the only Midwick reg
ular in the lineup.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26
La Barba Will
Battle Francis
BY Laufer

NEW YORK, March 26. Up -
Fidel La Barba of California. and
Kid Francis of Italy. who meet III
l0-round bout at Madison Square
Garden tomorrow night, ended their
training today.
Both men are down to the re-
quired 1875 pounds. La Barba
weighed l26 today, Francis 1913.
The Italian has been installed as
a G to 5 betting fayorite.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, March 26, U.pl-
DR.. Paul Martin of Switzerland
former American 1000-yard cham
pion, may compete in an exhibition
mile race when the Olympic club of
San Francisco and the University
of Southern California meet here
Saturday.
DR.. Martin. for eight years the
outstanding middle distance runner
Of the world, said he would compete
Il workouts today and tomorrow
show he is in condition for outdoor
meets.
He particularly wanted to try out
the coliseum track where the Olym-
pic games will be held next year.
Should he run. DR.. Martin Will be
opposed by Cliff Halstead of South
ern California ana Harry Carter of
the Olympic club. Halstead has
turned in a 4:24 time for the four
lap event in competition this year.
DR.. Martin is studying health and
educational organizations which
deal with youth. He sails from San
Francisco next Wednesday for Ja-
pan.
LOS ANGELES, March 26. UP)-
Two of the outstanding tennis stars
on the Pacific coast meet today
when Keith Gledhill of Stanford
University faces Ebert Lewis of
University of California at Los An
geles in the feature match of the
annual Bruin- Indian tournament.
Gledhill, former California cham
pion, ranked 10Th nationally last
year, was favored over Lewis, who
holds the Pacific coast intercolle-
giate singles crown. Joe Coughlin,
Stanford, meets Cliff Robbins, rank
ed seventh il national intereolle-
giate circles, in the second match,
while Captain Ted Easton, STAN
ford. plays Captain Orville Sholtz
in the third match.
LOS ANGELES. March 26. U.P)--
Home runs by Garrett Arbelbide
and Joe Ward contributed to the 10
to victory which the University of
Southern California nine scored over
Stanford University yesterday.
Stanfords defeat, its first in Cali
fornia intercollegiate league compe-
tition this year, dropped 1t into Sec
ond place, with California still firm
ly entrenched in first place with
10 victories and one defeat.
Neil Griffin outpitched three In
dian hurlers in halting the Reds.
High winds made good fielding i'm
possible, the Reds being guilty of
two misplays and the Trojans six.
LOS ANGELES, March &c. U.P-
The Pittsburgh Pirates and Detroit
Tigers were to meet in the first of
a three game exhibition series here
today, with Detroit for the first
time this season showing winning
form.
Pittsburgh dropped to de-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-26

Stafford, Arizona, expects to have
a new cannery operating in time
to handle the next tomato crop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-25
Play Contest Finals,
Mckinley Auditorium, March 4.

THE 1891 finals Of the District of Co.
lumbia one-act play tournament,
sponsored by the Community Drama
Guild, will take place Wednesday night,
March 4, at 8;l5 o'clock, in Mckinley
auditorium, Second and T streets north
east.
Four plays were chosen by the pre-
liminary judges TO appear before the
finals judges The Arts Club Players
will present Mrs. Ednah Clarke Hayes
The House Cat" directed by Mrs
William ]. Peters; the Woodlothians
will present The Under Dog" by
| Robert Middlemass directed by Rob-
bert A. HalSted; the Orange and
Blue Players will present The Kelly
Kid" by Kathleen Norris and Dan
Totheroh, directed by Esther Galbraith,
and the Chevy Chase Womans Club
will offer Fourteen" by Alice Gersten-
berg. under the direction Of Mrs r. l..
Sanford. Settings for the finals will be
under the supervision Of Harold Snyder
Of the Community Center Department,
I In cooperation with the four stage d.
rectors Of the plays. Mrs. Marie Moore
| Forrest, executive secretary Of the
| Drama Guild, is in charge Of the finals.
The judges will be John j. DAILY of
the Washington Post, Mabelle Jennings
of the Daily News, Andrew Kelley OF
the Washington Times, Daniel c..
Chace of The Evening Star and Lee
SonlerS Of the Washington Herald.
Reserved seats are now on sale at e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-25

A half-sick, rundown child is
ill-equipped to face the seasons
dangers. With strength at a low
ebb, even an ordinary cold or
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Now is the time to build up
health and vigor. Mrs. Estelle
Frey, II Nevada Avenue, Nal
den, NJ hus e t t s, says ::
Father Johns Medicine is my
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serious illness which left him
very weak. Father Johns Medi-
cine built him up wonderfully.
My children were underweight,
so | gave them Father Johns
Medicine with the same results.
] recommend it to any mother
for growing children"
The experience of Mrs. Frey
is typical of what has happened
in countless homes for over Is
years. This is because Father
Johns Medicine is a scientific
combination of proved body
builders. 1t contains no alcohol
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deprive the box ONCE of some so ordi-
narily salable orchestra seats, and 50,
it Is rlmored, a portion Of this number
may be sold upon the stage itself, thus
offering some q chance to have long
cherished wish gratif1ed, Ito be on the
stage!"
THE Wonder Bar" heralded as one
of the most diverting musical offerings
seen on the stage In several years,
is said TO be an outstanding success at
the present time in London, Berlin,
Munich and Vienna. Its novelty rests
In the fact that the entire action takes
place in a night club, and the Belasco
stage Is TO be transformed into lavish
continental cabaret TO give the pro-
duction the proper atmospheric touch
JolSon's large supporting cast will
include such popular artists as Rex
O'MalIey, Trini, Wanda Lyon, Dagmar
Oakland, Patsy Kelly, Vernon Steele,
Stuart Casey and Adrian Rosely.
THE Wonder Bar" was adapted by
Irving Caesar and Aben Handel from
the original by Geza Herczeg and Karl
Farkas; the music is by Robert Kat
scher: the dances by John Pierce end
the settings by Watson Barratt. The
entire production has been staged by
William Mollison, well known con-
tinental director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-25
DEMANDS FOR HELP
IN DETROIT DECREASE
Director of Public Welfare Says
Low Point of Depression
Has Passed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, February 25.-From the
vantage point of director of the Public
Welfare Department. which gives relief
to Detroit'S needy unemployed, Thomas
E. Dolan says that the low point of
the depression has passed"
Dolan made the statement when he
brought to the city council the encour-
aging news that during February the
number of new applications for relief
has been so per cent less than in jan
uary
Dolan predicted. on the basis of the
drop in new applications, that the
coming months will show a gradual but
consistent decrease in the number of
families and in relief figures"
Dolan explained to the council that
the largest weekly relief granted any
family is $40.
The relief work done under Doian's
department is for families only that for
single men being handled through other
agencisN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-25
HONOR FIRE VOLUNTEER

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HERNDON. Va. February 24-The
Herndon Volunteer Fire Department
yesterday elected L. F. Reed an homo
rary member on account of his long and
faithful service in the department. 1t
also set Herndon's carnival dates for
June IL, IL and IS in order not to con-
f1ict with other dates of the county for
carnivals.
AT the meeting of the Executive Com
mittee Charles Wilson was appointed
captain of the department and Mr..
Reed lieutenant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-25
include Fred Kohler, Raymond Hatton
Kenneth Thomson and Olive Tell

include Fred Kohler, Raymond Hatton,
Kenneth Thomson and Olive Tell.
Puck and White come to Washington
direct from a three-year engagement In
Ziegfeld's SHOW Boat" The note
producer last week announced a revival
of this show. and Puck and White will
join the Ziegfeld troupe following their
local engagement here Eva and
Sammy will be seen and heard in Bits
of Their Musical Comedy Hits"
Gracella and Theodore, noted dancers,
are also on the program. They are as
sisted in a lavish dance revue by Luis
Guffreda, Aline Fourniere. Willy Camia
and William Barrows. Webb and Doug
las, a comedy combination; the five
Jansleys, we'll known risley experts, and
Maxine Doyle, mistress of ceremonies,
comprise the remainder of the stage
personalities. The Earle Orchestra
Earle News and short subjects will COM
plete the entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-25
D. W. GRIFFITH SUED
ON ACTRESS CHARGE
Fern Setril Asks 1901 900 for Al
legged Criminal Assault-Director
Calls Case Absurd.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, February 25.-David
Wark Griffith, 81, veteran film director
is charged with criminal assault in a
civil suit filed in Superior Court here
by Fern Setril, actress She asks $601,-
900 damages.
Miss Setril said In her complaint, filed
yesterday she met Griffith when she
was touring the studious looking for
work. and he told her she was an an
usual type of beauty, unspoiled, and
that she had remarkable features that
would film well in motion pictures
She charged she visited defendant
in an apartment" June rs, last, on his
promise to employ her in the role of
Ann Rutledge in the picture Abraham
Lincoln" and that he attacked her
She asked 100000 for actual damages,
100000 for punitive damages and
$1,000 for medical treatment.
NEW YORK, February 25 (P1.-David
Ward Griffith. film director, today de-
scribed a $500 900 damage suit filed
against him in Los Angeles by Fern
Setril, actress. as absurd" aId with
out foundation in fact" He said he had
not been served with papers. Griffith
said he could not recall having met
Miss Setril. although she might have
been among the thousands he inter
views every year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-25

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