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The Washington times., 1931-02-23
Mrs. Ross Attacks
Bureaus of e. O. p,

Speaking to the women of the
country over the radio Mrs. Nellie
Tayloe Ross, former Democratic
governor of Wyoming, today de-
clared a study of political history
would show the Republican party
has formed "a centralized govern.
ment of bureaus and commits
sions appointed by the Pres
ident."
She said the appropriations
made for these departments for
the next fiscal year totalled ST.
05O,0OO,O00 "a figure within $64,-
49O,7O4 of the entire appropria-
ton for Government departments
in the last peace year Q916) Of
Woodrow Wilson's administra-
ton"
The Washington times., 1931-02-23
G. W. u. Will AWard
Degrees to Eiahtu

Eighty graduates of George
Washington University will re-
ceive their degrees tonight at
the winter convocation exercises
in Constitution Hall at 8 p. m.
DR.. Albert Bushnell Hart, histo-
rian of the George Washington
Bicentennial Commission, will de.
liver an address on washington
and Lincoln"
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, presi-
dent of the university, will con-
fer the degrees.
The Washington times., 1931-02-23
Boulder Dam Bond
Put at S5,OOO,OOO

A five-million-dollar bond to
guarantee faithful performance
will be required f1the contractor
who builds Boulder Dam. it was
announced by the Bureau of
Reclamation.
Because of the large amount
of money involved and the length
Of time the work will go on, there
has been considerable speculation
about the charge the bonding com,
panies would make for guarantee
ing completion of the contract.
The Washington times., 1931-02-23
HARDWARE MEN TO DANCE

The Retail Hardware Associa-
ton will entertain at a banquet
and dance at the Lee House Mon
day night, March 2. Alex j.
Berkin is chairman of the COM
mittee arranging for the affair.
The Washington times., 1931-02-23
AD CLUBS SURPRISE DAY

Surprise Day will be observed
at the meeting of the Advertising
Club of Washington at the Ma
tional Press Club tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1931-02-23

All models, all makes. all prices OF
Automobiles can be found in tOday's
Used-C columns in the Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1931-02-23


POLICEMAN F. B. KNAPP HOLDING BOMB
POLICE OF THE Sixth precinct today turned
an object believed to be aerial bomb to Govern
ment authorities to determine whether the explosive
contents still there whether it is dud. The
mud encrusted bomb found in. excavation at
Delaware Avenue and Street Northwest yesterday by
of the World War that had been tossed away the
vacant lot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-23
MEN'S S3.5O SWEATERS

Roomy coat sWo9ters. Made in New England,
 where they have to make lem warm co Ak to keep warm. Specially priced!.. @As2 J
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
Easy
For Cramer Nine

Breaking up the string OF well
played ball games that has attracted
record crowds To Wilson Field fcT
several days, the Cramer Bakery
last night defeated the Valley
Steam Laundry 10 to IN con-
test that was merely an orgy OF
bag circling.
During the first four innings the
game was tight, but after the fifth
the only ray OF real baseball came
in the eighth when the Laundrymen
got their two runs. Lott. hurting
for the Bakery, pitched a great
game, errors depriVing him Of
shut out.
Neeley, with two singles and a
home run, was the chief source OF
trouble to the Laundry. Only five
Laundry players got hits, and none
hit more than once.
The Golden State Creamery and
Nevada California Electric company
teams will meet tonight Both
squads won last week, the Cream
cry nosing out the Macks 13 TO l3,
and the linemen downing the Laun-
dry 10 TO 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
LONE BRETISHER
SURROUNDED BY
YANKEE STARS

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. 10. U.P)-
Frederick j. Perry of Great Britain
was the lone foreign survivor today
in field of eight players qualify
ing for the quarter finals of the
Newport casino tennis tourney.
American survivors, counted upon
TO turn back Perry in his attempt
TO win second American trophy
include the entire 1881 United
States Davis cup team-John Van
Ryn. George Lott, Frank X. Shields
and Sidney B. Wood-nationa
Champion Johnny Doeg and two
youngsters-Bryan Grant of At
lanta and Ellsworth Vines of Pas
adena, Calf.
Perry's British Davis cup team
mate. G. p Hughes, was eliminated
by John Van Ryn in a hard fought
five set match. Chief American
casualties were Clifford Sutter OF
New Orleans who was eliminated by
j. Gilbert Hall OF East Orange, n
j.. in the second round and Hall
who was eliminated by Bryan Grant
IN the third round
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
BAKERSFIELD MAN
DIES OF INJURIES
IN GRADE CRASH

James Martin of Bakersfield died
in the Ell Centro hospital at G
O'Clock last night, victim of an au-
tomobile accident at IL o'clock yes
terday morning on the deadly
Mountain Springs grade on the
San Diego highway.
Martin was brought to Ell Centre
in Burt Lemons ambulance after
he was pinned beneath his car
when it overturned two miles east
of Mountain Springs after he lost
control while trying to shift gears.
Injuries to his skull. and internal
injuries, were responsible for Mar
tins death. The hope had been ex-
pressed earlier in the day he would
recover.
Sheriff George l.. Car-pbell, az
ter investigating the accident, used
the teletype machine in his office
TO ask aid of Bakersfield officers IN
locating relatives of Martin, and
later in informing them OF his
death.
Martin was on his way from
bakersfield to Llona, Louisiana.
with household furnishings and
personal belongings.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
STATES LEADING
GOLFERS PLAY in
CORONADO MATCH

CORONADO, Cal, Aug. l9. U.P)-
Mach play in the A, B. Spreckels
amateur golf championships started
today with some of Southern Cali
folnia'S best golfers qualified.
Joe G. Hunter OF the Pasadena
Flintridge club was favorite follow
ing his winning the medal honors
yesterday with q score OF 75-74-l49.
Included among those to play IN
the first round pairings for the
$1,000 cup today were Hunter, Gail
Stockton. San Bernardino, 1853:
Curtis Williams, Long Beach. l56;
E. G. Martin, Coronado, l57; Rus
sell OSgood and ThGrSton. Bowman
Jr., both OF San Diego. 1853; Johnny
de Paolo, Los Angeles, 1853; Chet
Keller, San Diego. $50.
E. F. Combs Of Long Beach. who
shot l5S in yesterdays medal play,
drew no partner for the first brack-
et. He enters the competition to-
morrow.
Favorites who failed to qualify
included Jim Scott. Los Angeles;
W. w. Beckwith. Los Angeles, and
Rex Bales. Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
Red Hot Draw
In Fresno Ring

FRESNO. Cal, Aug. l9. U.P)-
Baby Jack Dempsey, Los Angeles,
129. and Joe Galvis, 1913, Los An
geles Filipino, fought 10 hot rounds
to q draw here last night Galvis
went down in the fifth round for a
count OF three
Sammy Brown, l26. Fresno negro,
took q SiX-round decision from Ro-
Salio Caballero. 126, the Madison
Square Garden preliminary fighter
Benny Sherrod, RI. took a four
round decision from Johnny Flores.
1l6-pounder from Manila
Nick Raya, 1873, Fresno, won from
Justin Pasua. Manila. in four
rounds and Emilio Caballero, 100,
took a decision from Vic Perry of
AIerced in their four-round 60.
A large crowd witnessed the
scraps and cheered the constant
action
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
SPORTS PARADE
OFFERS VARIETY
IN TODAY'S NEWS
BY HENRY McLEMORE
inter Press Staff Correspondent


NEW YORK. Aug. 10. U.P)-It 4.
amazing how reckless your average
fight fan is with somebody else
countenance.
This willingness to bear up brave
lily while another guys chin, nosJ
and stomach are being crac :e-
high. wide and handsome. never
was better illustrated than in tht
customers demands that Jimmy
McLarnin forget all about boxing
in his bout with Billy Petrolle al
/ the stadium tomorrow night. anC
slug il cut from the bell.
The customers. out-hearted tC
fault, have expressed themselves
as perfectly willing to have James
nose flattened and his ears pinned
back. If only James will make az
open scrap Of it.
! Such bravery, such willingness &c
absorb punishment. is. OF course
highly commendable. But it IS
very unlikely that McLarnin viii
give the boys and girls chance to
display their fortitude. OF course
it would make for an elegant Draw
ii he did. but the little Vancouver
Irishman has brains, and brains
and reckleSsneSS are not sorority
sisters.
Jimmy, unless he makes a last
minute change in plans, Will employ
the same tactics tomorrow night as
he did in whipping Petrolle here 4
3 ..1A,a+lc lNnnl- fTfNnt = hn
jab the Fargo boy groggy. flinging
his dynamite right hand only when
he is sure he can't miss.
Such a safe and sane program Is
certain to cost the Vancouver bomb
er votes in the next popularity con-
test, but Jimmy would be crazy il
he fought Petrolle in any Other
fashion. 1t was quite right and
proper for Jimmy TO wade into Pc
trolle the first time they met, for
he didn't know of the tremendous
kick that rode in Billy's dangling
left arm. But. if picking himself
oft the floor no less than nine times
that night did not teach him that
discretion is the better part OF
NdlOT. llltIl-MtlI. Ills llllQillOII Il
less than Dazzy Vance's batting av-
erage.
Jack Hurley. Petrolles astute
manager. knows full we'll that his
boys only hope of victory lies Ii
McLarnin's coming out there in the
middle of the ring and swapping
punches. If Hurley doesn't know
this, then why on earth did he at
tempt to get McLarnin mad by
calling him everything from bum
TO a gutter?
You never could convince us tina.
Hurley, q man with his full share
OF brains, is sincere in calling Nc
Larnin yellow. A man has got tC
have plenty OF what it takes tc
get up and keep coming in as Nc
Larnin did in his first stop at Pc
trolle. Baby-face was up and down
like an elevator in that scrap but
he was still winging away at the
end.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
CHICAGO CUBS
START LENGTHY
STAY in GOTHAM
BY l.. :. CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor


NEW YORE-. .ug. 10 U.P)-
Rogers Hornsby led his Chicago
Cubs into New York today for an
eight day visit which is expected 10
determine the Cubs final standing
in the 1881 National league pennant
race
Trailing the ST Louis Cardinals
by nine fun games. the Cubs must
make clean sweep OF their II
games against Brooklyn and New
York If they hope 10 overtake the
leaders
A 3 to 2 defeat by Boston yester-
day cut the Cubs lead over New
York to .002 points. Fred Frank
house allowed the Cubs only five
hits and won out when Worthing-
ton singled with the bases filled in
the ninth.
Chuck Klein, PhillieS outfielder
hit his 28th ana 29th homers Of
the season off Spencer OF Pitts
burgh, but the other Phillies bats
men were inoffensive and Pitts
burgh won, Il 10 5. Paul Waner
led the Pittsburgh attack with five
hits in six times at bat.
No other games were scheduled
in the National league and only two
were staged in the American cir
cult. Detroit defeating New York,
to 4, in II innings, and st. Louis
whipping Washington, to ,.
Charley Gehringer led Detroit 10
victory, starting the Tigers three
run rally in the fourth. driving in
the tieing run in the ninth and bat
ting home the winning run IN the
llth
Dick Coffman pitched fiye-hit
ball in defeating Washington for
his third successive victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
Pacific Coast
League Scores
By UNITED PRESS

Portland dragged the Los Angeles
Angels down from their top position
tie for first place with the san
Francisco Seals and Oakland
Acnns in the Pacific Coast league
race.
The Beavers won, 10 /. Walter
Mails allowed the Angels three hits.
and Colenans home run in the
third inning with one on was sui
ficient to win the game.
The Seals remained at the top By
trouncing Seattle, l3 to 2, and Oak
land beat Hollywood. 9 to 9, but was
forced to go 10 innings. The Stars
scored five runs in the first inning,
but Oakland was three runs ahead
in the ninth. Brannan'S home run
Tor Hollywood helped tie the score
and prolong the contest until Oak
land scored in the 10th.
The Missions beat Sacramento,
5 10 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
Shade To Meet
Jamaica Boxer

LOS ANGELES, Aug. l9. U.P)-
Dave Shade, recognized b. the Ma
tional Boxing association as cham
pion of the middleweight division,
has been matched with Harry
Smith, Jamaica negro, in a 10
round bout here September p.
Since Mickey Walker gave up his
middleWeight crown TO enter the
ranks of heavys. his title has been
vacant, and Shade and Smith will
battle for that championship
Smith is recognized as the lead
ing contender by the New York and
California boxing commissions.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
Jockey Relates
Alleged Plot

LOUISVILLE, Aug 10 Up
Three men forced S700 in my
pocket and told me not to let Gil
wanna win" said Jockey Dave Bry-
ant at the home Of his brother here
today in commenting on a recent
race at Hawthorne.
Il gave my horse the best ride I
could and won and the following
night the same three men came
to my hotel, demanded their money
back, which was given them. and
gave me 20 minutes to leave town. 4"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
Long Shots Win
At Aqua Caliente

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex. Aug. 10
U.p)-Now if someone had only bet
on those nagS--
Escobille. at al to l. won the third
race of the summer racing meet
here yesterday.
Hoatzin won the fifth race, pay
ing Slll40 in the 50 mutuels.
Had someone thought to play the
combination as a daily double" he
would have won S467880. the high
est price ever paid on a 50 ticket
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
GETS Huge FISH

BALBOA BEACH. Cal. Aug. 70.
U.p)-A marlin swordfish weighing
692 pounds, declared TO be the larg-
est caught in any waters, was the
prize caught yesterday by Alphonso
Hammond. The huge fish was
landed seven miles of shore, and
flying fish was used for bait. 1t
was brought TO gaff in one hour 80
miRuteS.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
VOICE RECOVERED AFTER NAP

NEW BRITAIN. Conn. UD -
Three years ago Saul Gubernick
slipped on a banana peel and lost
his voice. Treatment by specialists
failed to help him. Recently while
riding on train he awokc from a
nap and spoke. He has recovered
his voice permanently.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19

ing insect pests, more numerous
this season than for many years.
Birds are one OF the greatest fac
tors in controlling the pests, E. +.
Pruett, county agent, declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19

In Oregon. where the bed method
OF growing bulbs is used, 65 900 lily
bulbs TO the acre are planted. A
new method, with better spacing
is becoming popular though only
10000 are planted.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
BIRDS TO FIGHT INSECTS

ASHLAND. Wis. U.P)-Widespread
construction of birdhouses has been
advocated here as an aid in combat
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Boston, 3: Chicago. ,.
Pittsburgh. ID; Philadelphia, ).
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
B A S E B ALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Detroit, 5; New York, 4.
ST. Louis, 4: Washington, =.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
COAST LEAGUE
yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
San Francisco, l3; Seattle, ,
Oakland. g: Hollywood, 8.
Portland, 4; Los Angeles, l.
Missions. 5; Sacramento, 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
MAYOR PEACEMAKER KILLED

PANAMA, (U.P)-A martyr TO his
own efforts as peacemaker, Mayor
Antonio Moreno, of the small inter-
ior town of Los Santos, died from
the effects of the bullet wound in
the abdomen, fired at random III
a drunken brawl. Mayor Moreno
attempted TO stop a quarrel between
two brothers. AS he interfered, one
of the brothers fired his revolver
and bullet struck the mayor. "A
bvstander also was wounded.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19
The Point Of Contact

There's a simple catch in the familiar phrase
that tells how the world beats a path to the door
of the man who makes better nnOuSe-trap.
The maker of ANYTHING, il he is to win the
pIaudts of the world, must not only manufacture
superior product. but must also let folks know
of his achievements He must point out just why
his mouse-trap, his automobile or his shaving
cream is better than his neighbors. He must
ADVERTISE
Advertising is the point of contact between
the man who makes something and the man who
wants something Through an advertisement, a
manufacturer can tell you in few short minutes
all YOU want to know about the article or the
service he has to offer.
This newspaper is constantly full of ideas
that other men and women have thought out for
YOUR PERSONAL BENEFIT. Fail TO read the
advertisements and you remain in ignorance OF
countless products that would make life easier,
happier and more interesting fer you and your
entire family.
Advertising gives you news of the latest and
best things made - with word as to what they
will do, what they cost and where to get them.
Think of all you miss when you overlook the ad-
vertisements
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-19

in the history of Lower California
racing.
No. there were no tickets sold on
the combination.
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