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Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

! The Coolest Eating ploce in town
California Hotel Coffee Shop-sir
cooled. Open all night. l5tf
Articles of Incorporation Ar
ticles of incorporation of the Rich
man-Samuels company Of Brawley
were filed in the county clerks Of
flee today. declaring the new corpo-
ration will engage in the fruit and
vegetable business. Herbert Flem-
ing, w. r. Slee and j. B. zaversack
are incorporators. Stock number
ing 5000 shares, at $40 each, will be
issued.
DR.. L. w. Jensen, Dentist - no
North Sixth st. Phone 3s2. Spe-
cializing in inlays and porcelain
jacket crowns. i6mwf
Davis Case Reopened Extradi-
ton hearing on NJ K. "Coots" Da-
Wis before the Los Angeles federal
court was reopened today for fur
ther arguments by NJ. w. Conkllng,
defense attorney, and United States
attorneys, according TO word re-
ceiYed by District Attorney Elmer
w. Heald today. Ernest r. Utley,
also a defense attorney, is in Glen
dale recovering from a slight ill
ness.
Have Won tried the wonderful
dinners at Liberty Cafe? Nice Juicy
steaks or fried chicken Csc. 500 Main !
Street. 24t6 !
Returns From North Tom /
deputy sheriff. returned /
aSt night from Folsom peniten-
.iary, where he delivered Lonnie
'Alabamn jenkins, recently convict
ID of second degree robbery. Jen-
,ins began serving a 20-year sem
ence.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

Turlock, Stanislaus County
shipped the first carload of canta-
loupes July 3, two days ahead oi
last years record.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

Uhle and Grabowski; HayWorth.
Russell, Moore and Berry.
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American

First Came
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
al Philadelnhia

Faber, Caraway and Tate, Pip
gras and Dickey.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29
BASEBALL SCORES
National
At Cincinnati

Walker and Hogan; Meme, Os
born, SWetonic and Phillips.
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Quenoh Your Thirst with pure.
Ice cold lemonade at Paul's - SC a
glass. Next TO stages. etf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

At Cincinnati
Brooklyn ..-..........-- 00i 900 000-1 3 0
Cincinnati - 600 200 O0X-2 7 0
Phelps, Gallivan. Shaute and
Lopez; John and Sukeforth.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

Elmer A. Todd announces that he
and his associate teacher Estelle
Livingston are to remain in charge
of the piano department of the
Academy of Music. VS. If
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

At New York
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

DR.. L. w. Jensen, Dentist 10
North Sixth st. Phone 3s2. Spe-
cializing in inlays and porcelain
Jacket crowns. i6mwf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

Paul's lemonade stand. located
at the Stage Depot. will close. Aug
ust 3rd. Notice to move. Watch for
his new location. Just for your
curiosity. 23tS
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

The Coolest Eating ploce in town
California Hotel Coffee Shop-sir
cooled. Open all night. l5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

You will enjoy the pleasant cour.
teous service combined with good
food at Liberty Cafe. $50 Main
Street. 24t6
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

At Washington
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

Have you tried the wonderful
dinners at Liberty Cafe? Nice juicy
steaks or fried chicken Csc. 500 Main
Street. 24t6
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

At the FL Dorado Drug Co they
are specializing on evening curb
service. Real drinks and sand
wiches. City limits. 2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-29

Building Permit - A permit to
make an addition to a dwelling at
83s FL Centre was granted yester-
day afternoon to J. Coin, contrac-
tor. The work will cost $50.
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elimination matches, the winner to play
Walker for the match championship,
the result not to affect his title as
tournament champion and his two legs
on the ]. S. Turnover trophy. Byler
defeated Bishop, Bettinger eliminated
Knapp and Eyler won from Bettinger,
% games being played In the three
matches.
The match between Walker and
Byler will be played at the rooms Of
the Capital City Chess Club, GIT Fiji
teenth street northwest. They will be
played on successive Saturday after
moons, and will continue until one play
er scores three wins. The first game
is scheduled for Saturday, October 8,
commencing about 1880 pm. The pub
lie is invited to witness these games.
Local chess circles have been con-
siderably stirred up by the accomplish
ments of Sergt. A. C. Totten of Camp
Meade, Nd, who has visited the local
club on two successive weeks ends and
cleaned up all with whom he played.
Among these are Byler, Beadle, Mum
dele and HeSse. J. A. Kirby Of Berea,
KY, was another visitor at the chess
club.
THE committee selected TO act for
i the United States in connection
with the new series Of international
cable matches for the new insult trophy
is as follows: s. w. Addleman, n. w.
Banks, Julius Finn, r. s. Goerlich, p.
O. Keeney, @. A. Pfeiffer, T. 8. Sharp,
N. T. Whitaker and the presidents ex-
of1cio of the National Chess Federation
and the Western Chess Association.
At the end Of % rounds in the
tournament at Biud, Jugoslavia, DR..
AIekhine, world champion, has scored
Is wins and 4 losses. He has not, how
ever, actually lost q game, the four
losses being scored because of eight
draws. There are four more rounds to
be played and his score cannot be
eoualed This Is a remarkable show
ing, and places him in class by him
self.
The tournament includes all the lead
Ing world masters, except Capablanca
and Euwe. Kashdan of New York City
had been second for some time-until
he lost to Maroczy and drew with Pre-.
when he dropped to third place, with
the score of 12-19. Bogoljubow Is sec
ond, one-half game ahead of Kashdan.
Then comes Vidmar, Spielmann, Flohr,
Nimzowitsch, etc.
Capablanca is reported to have
stated that no progress has been made
in his proposed return match with DR..
Alekhine.
L1talia Scacchistica says that "the
chess world has the right to expect
from the F. ]. d. Z. authoritative &C.
ton, imposing on Alekhine and Capa-
blanca the conditions of a match for
the championship Of the world, under
pain Of declaring the title vacant"
To which the British Chess Magazine
remarks: I'VE cutie agree that this
would be q splendid gesture. But there
must be something behind It,"
THE British Chess Magazine for
i September has this to say In its
account Of the international team
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TOR the first time in the history Of
- Columbia Country Club an eagle
deuce has been scored on the
eleventh hole. regarded by many
golfers of the club as the hardest hole
on the Columbia course.
Billy Malloy, the sorred-thatched lad
who is one Of Freddie McLeod's aides in
the golf shop, is the gent who turned
the trick whiclS has never been turned
before, and 1t came from q fullSpoon
shot at the hands of the long-hitt1ng
Malloy, who crashed out big drive into
the wind and then socked q spoon shot
right into the cup 200 yards away for
the eagle deuce.
Z But If you want to get in wrong,
don't ask Billy what his score was.
He may answer you and he may not. He
played the last nine in IS, which is just
par, with the aid of the eagle, while
Mcleod and set" Collins, another of
McLeod's aides, paid and paid and paid.
T Asst Friday at Chevy Chase Charlie
IL Mackall, the long-hitting gent who
used to play in the line of the foot
ball team at Virginia and was quite q
lad in any company, paired with Fred
die HitZ, son of the eminent jurtst, to
knock down the aspirations of Tommy
Rags" Bones and Everett Eynon Of Co
lumbia. The latter pair, be it known
have established for themselves quite 3
reputation as giant killers and have
progressed TO the point where no less
an authority than Darcy Banagan,
Columbia assistant pro. declares they
are too strong for any combination in
Bones and Eynon, smarting under
the whipping administered to them by
Mackan and Hitz could hardly wait I'M
til they had another crack at the Chevy
Chase pair. This time they took them
over onto their own bailiwick yester-
day at Columbia and they reversed the
whipping administered to them last
week, trouncing the Chevy Chase pair
3 and by some Of the warnlest golf
seen around this neck Of the woods in
many a day.
Everett Eynon played the last nine
holes in seven pars and two brides and
as If that wasn't hot enough. he was
ably backed up by the southpaw Bones,
who shot himself form hitting 70 TO
come into the picture when Eynon left
himself long putt. Eynon's individual
score was II and they had better
ball Of SO whacks, and If you think that
isn't tough to go up against, get your
self partner and play against the par
Of the course, then chop two strokes OF
and see how much tougher 1t gets.
This Bones-Eynon combination Is
just about as classy two-ball duo as
there Is among the amateur golfers
around the Capital. They may take q
whipping every once in a while. but
the bulk Of the odds are with them
whenever they start. Both Of them are
great birdie makers, particularly Bones,
who knocks in long puts with the con
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In CHESS CIRCLES
BY FRANK B. WALKER

match at Prague: 1.-THE United States
deserved their win. 1t was a great adj
vantage having player at board i
who could hold his own with any one
Kashdan will henceforth be reckoned
among the worlds greatest masters. He
was well backed up by the veteran
Marshall and by the youngsters Dake,
Steiner and Horowitz. The last played
on pluckily after having the misfortune
to split his shoulder blade In o tram
accident"
In a telegraph match In Australia,
New South Wales defeated Victoria by
the score Of S1s to II. Strange to say,
this is the same score by which Victoria
defeated New South Wales in 1897.
@. @. Watson has just won the Vic.
toria championship for the eighth time.
Solution to end game No. Q, by w.
Kohn: / P-R7, B>-Kt2; RXPch,
K-Kts; 3 Poe! and wins very
prettily.
End game No. 10, one OF Spielmann's
complicated wins: White-K on K2, Rs
on K4 and Obs, B on QKt2, Ps on
KKt4, KB5, OBJ and QR3-S pieces.
Black-K on KR2, r on KB2 and QR5,
B on QKt3, Ps on KRIS, KKt2, OBJ,
OBS and ORR pieces.
N. T. Whitaker of this city, has gone
to Tulsa, Okla, to take part in the
thirty-second tournament Of the West
ern Chess Association, converting there
October 3.
nNE Of the outstanding players in
~ the tournament at Bud, Jugoslavia,
is Isaac Kashdan of New York
City. He has met Aron Nifnzowitsch
twice in the tournament and won both
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Puts Leonard i'm Short Pants
Commission Tells Benny ''to Get Reputation
Before Seeking Big Time Bouts.

the ring justified the commissions
action. He was backed Up Wgor-
ously by the commission chairman.
James A. Farley.
No hint Of such action came .
week ago when Leonard applied for
and was granted his boxing license.
1t was that which ranked the former
king Of the lightweights.
~ feel q little hurt that ! wasn't
told about this when applied for
my license" Benny said. THAT
would have given me a chance to
look elsewhere for an opening
opponent"
But Leonard will not let the COM
MISSIONS action balk him in his plans
for q comeback. He and his man
ayers have opened negotiations for q
match against Pal Silvers at the
greensboro Stadium, October 6.
Not only does Leonard wish 70
recoup some of the financial losses
he suffered in stock market opera
lions but the former lightweight
ruler believes he can Outsmart and
outlook the large majority Of present
day fighters, close friends say.
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games. He de-
feated him also at
Prague in the team
tournament. MINI
zowitsch was the
master said to be
slated to play DR..
Alekhine for the
world champion
ship in case the
latter,s match with
Capablai1ca fell
through. Below Is
the score Of the
game bet " e e n
these masters in
the fourth round.
It was q remark
able exhibition of
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Summarize.
DORA CLAIMS TITLE
Nine Has Good Record in Prime.
Georges Unlimited Play.

RIvERDALE, Nd, September So
DORA base ball team claims the Prince
Georges County unlimited class cham
pionship.
Mount Rainier, Lanham and Bladens-
burg have been beaten by DORA In
county unlimited composition The
team has won nine games and lost
three in unlimited play.
In all DORA has captured 81 games
and lost ID. In senior play it has one
victory and one defeat and in Junior
ranks 1t has landed 81 triumphs and
lost o.. The team showed weh In the
Capital City League.
Clark Owings. Fred French and Bob
Shanklin have been Dor-A's best pitch
ers while Donnie Bartoo, shortstop on
the University Of Maryland freshmen
team last Spring, has been the leading
batter with o mark Of 1888.
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sistency Iapesses Collins ST. Louis Turn This 711e Fch Holds

Sarge WIN come back with the veteran
splt-baller this time. Then there Is HAL
lahan, who shut out the Athletics in the
third game Of the 1880 series. johnson
recently has been pitching mAgni6-
Gently.
This Is the first time the Cardinals
have ever opened world series at
home. That's another reason we expect
to win. The Cards opened In New York
In 1926 and 1928. and last year in Phi.
adelphia. They won In 1925, and after
losing the next two series. they look for
ward TO this one to place theix world
series standing at the 500 level.
(Copyri9ht. 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30
By the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
" YEW YORK, September 3d.
I'M In effect, 1t seems, the New
York State Athletic Com
mission has told Benny
Leonard, one of the greatest fighters
In boxing history, to 90 out and get
himself a reputation.
The commission declined to sane
ton q bout between the retired UNI
defeated lightweight champion and
Paulie Walker, hard-hitting young
middleweight from Trenton, N. j.,
and informed Leonard that he would
have to prove his ability in the
smaller fight clubs before appearing
again in Madison Square Garden.
The Garden had booked the Leonard
Walker battle for october IS with
every indication of sell-out.
The lead in barring Leonard from
the Walker bout was taken by 81
year-old William Muldoon, famed
solid man." who maintained that
Leonarti's seven-year absence from
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MoNTRoSE NET FAvoRITE
Takes on Chevy Chase Today for
Senior Playground Title.

Montrose team was favored to defeat
Chevy Chase racketers in play for the
senior title OF the Playground Tennis
League this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
on the Chevy Chase playground courts.
Burroughs team yesterday won the
junior title, downing Rosedale, to 1,
In the final round.
Comprising the winning team were
Walter May, Jimmy Roach, Wilbur
Robb and Eddie Pinkham.
Summaries:
Singles-May (Burroushsl defeated Glenn
Ga, 81, lo-s; Robb CD defeated Laskey,
80, 81; Shanks (Rosedalel defeated Pink
ham, Sd, SO. 81. Doubles-Shanks and
Clements (R5 dsfaulted to Sample and
cooke.
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RING CARD CANCELLED
World Series and Military Duties
Crimp Fort Washington show.

The boxing show planned for Mon
and military duties on the part of the
at the fort. Marty Gallagher,
washington heavyweight, was TO have
engaged either Frankie Wine or Reds
Barry in the feature bout.
The next show will be October IL,
with Sailor Billy Landers Of Norfolk
facing Frankie de Angelo Of this city
for the third time at the fort this sea
son. This card will be the last Of the
year at the reservation.
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scHooLBoYS ScRIMMAGE
Business and Emerson Prepare for
Grid Battle Saturday.

In preparation for their opening
games the coming week end Business
and Emerson foot ball squads put On q
fast scrimmage yesterday ON the Monu-
ment grounds. Both used fun squads.
touchdowns TO none for the Stenogs.
Business will meet Swavely at Manas-
sas Friday, and Emerson win engage
Gettysburg Academy at Gettysburg Sat-
urday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30
WINS PIGEON CONTEST
Thomas-Chadada Loft Is First In
Plight From Roanoke.

A bird from the loft of Thomas b
chudada won the Fourth pigeon race of
the young bird series of the National
Capital Concourse Association. nown
from Roanoke, Va, an airline distance
OF 200 miles. The first IL birds to I'm
ish were diploma winners. H. @. lille
won the percentage diploma with 100
per cent returns the same day.
Order Of finish. showing the average
speed in yard per minute, follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30
SEEK PROMPT ACTION
Junior Raeketers Urged TO Be on
Time for Saturday Play.

Entrants in the junior tennis tourna-
ment sponsored by the District Of Co
lumbia Department Of the American
Legion are urged TO be on hand prompt
ly Tor the start Of play Saturday morn
ing at $50 o'clock on the Friends
School courts, 1901 Wisconsin avenue.
The tournament was listed to start Sat-
urday, but rain caused postponement.
Play viii continue Sunday afternoon
On the same courts. starting at o'clock
Players prominent in Junior ranks
here have entered and some bang-up
competition Is expected.
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Byler for tn e
match champion
ship Of the Dis
trict. 1t will be
remembered that
Walker won the
District champion
ship in O tourna-
ment sponsored by
he District of
Columbia c h e s s
League. Then the
league arranged for
a tournament for
the match cham
pionship of t h e
District. Byler,
Bettinger, Knapp
and Hishon nlaVed
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fidenee Of plumber going to fix leak
in your kitchen sink.
WITH the final round scheduled to-
w day in the women's club cham
pionship at Indian Spring, title
events were on at two other clubs about
Washington.
Mrs. James v. Brownell, winner of
the qualifying round, played Mrs. A.
C. Heap in the final of the Indian
Spring tourney today. Mrs. Brownell
yesterday defeated Mrs. H. H. Shin
nick, and 4, and Mrs. Heap eked out
a last hole victory over Mrs. j. w.
Harvey, jr.
The qualification round in the Wood
mont championship went to Mrs
Jerome Meyer with Q card Of 100 and
Mrs. Meyer met Mrs. L. B. Schloss in
the first round today.
At the Manor Club Mrs. z. M. Nc
Clelland, winner Of the championship
lock by and 2 to win her way in the
second round today. Results of the
other Nights in the Indian Spring
tourney were:
Second hight-Mrs. George Diffen-
baugh defeated Mrs. C. J. Nation in
10 holes, Mrs. 4. B. Wagner defeated
Miss Grace Trageser, up.
Third fight-Mrs. H. L. Lacey de-
feated Mrs. F. J. Kennedy by default,
Mrs. M. g. Hulsapple defeated Mrs. L.
H. Firey by default.
THE final golf tournament of the
| l. season for the Union Printcrafts
Golf Association will be staged at
Beaver Dam next Monday, Tuesday and
/ Wednesday, at 10 holes handicap medal
play. Handicaps will be based on the
scores made In the last two events, and
competitors may play their round of
Ii holes on any Of the three days. At
the completion Of play on Wednesday
a dinner will be served. There will be
three classes, with four prizes in each
class IN the tourney.
The mems club championship at
Indian Spring viii open with an 1S-hole
qualification round on Friday, Saturday
or Sunday, with the pairings for the
FIRST round to be made Sunday night.
Matches will be played each week end
until the tourney Ii completed
Manager Gordon zubrod of the
Georgetown Prep School golf team wants
to arrange matches with the high and
prep schools of Washington and vicinity
this FAN. The Georgetown Prep boys
have open dates up to Thanksgiving.
zubrOd may be reached at Kensington
100. Two Of the prep team members
are Maurice Nee and Billy Detweiler,
brilliant young players from the Manor
Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30

playing by Kashdan. NiInxowitsch
would have Jared better had he played
QXQP on his twenty-sixth turn. He
but the defense was adequates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30

Wv YITH every reason to expect
M cooler weather, there is
prospect of an increased
activity among local chess
players. First and foremost will be the
match between F. B. Walker and j. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30
Batterymen for Title Series
Compared on Seasons Work


FOLLOWING the records Of the rival pitching and catching
the world latest ohhca
listed considered the likely service in
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TIP FOR FTsHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, Sep
tember 3es-The Potomac and Shenan-
doah Rivers both were muddy this
morning.
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STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM-

fidenee Of . plumber going to fix a leak !
in your kitchen sink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30
PICKS CLUB TO WIN
IN 6 OR I TUSSLES
Not a Weak Cog in Machine
Is Belief of National
Leaguers' Captain.
BY FRANKIE FRIsCH.

Captain and Second Baseman Of g. Louis
Cardinals. Playing in His Seventh
World Series
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30

THE British Chess Magazine for
i September has this to say in It's
account Of the international team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30

The mems club championship at
Indian Spring viii open with an 18-hole
qualification round on Friday, Saturday
or Sunday, with the pairings for the
nrst round TO be made Sunday night.
Matches will be played each week end
until the tourney Is completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-17
AVERAGE MILEAGE
FOR YEAR SHOWN
Each Motorist Travelled 8,019
Miles in 1880, A. M. A.
Reveals.

Each motorist in the United States
last year Travelled an average of S.o1s
miles, according to figures just an
ncuncsd by the American Motorists
Association.
This figure, of course, is an average,
but may be regarded as being fairly
accurate" declares Thomas j. Keefe,
general manager Of the A. M. A., in
explaining the method of calculating
the average mileage.
Each State last year. for the first
time, collected a gasoline tax for the
full year. The gasoline tax receipts,
from the various States and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, showed that a tax
had been collected on 1879 900. 600
gallons of gasoline. Assuming each
registered vehicle to use the same
amount Of gasoline, this would mean
that each used an average of 594
gallons during 1880, the mileage being
computed on a basis of 1875 miles per
gallon of gasoline.
Using this figure. the A. M. A.
placed the total number of miles tray
eled By the 26,523,0O0 cars and trucks
during 1880 at 212,6S7, S37, 900 miles.