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Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15

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Rentner- Northwestern; fuilback,
Rerina. Pennsylvania.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
Little Resigns
From Badgers

MADISON, Wis, Dec. Is. U.E)-
The unexpected resignation OF
George Little, director of athletics
at the University of Wisconsin
since 1925, confronted President
Glenn Frank and the athletic "oun-
Gil today.
Little's resignation, presented yes
terday, cleared the way t>r plans
TO consolidate the posts Of athletic
director and football coach. This
was contemplated as one of many
retrentchment measures necessary
because of q greatly increased op-
Grating budget for athletics.
Little came here from Michigan
to assume both those duties six
years ago. and was instrumental in
bringing the present football coach,
Glenn Thistlethweite, here in 1927
His determination to sever conncc-
tionS with the Badger school came
tions with the Badger school came
with surprise, since it was Thistle
thwaite who had been under fire
Little, however, d Tended the coach
last year when alumni members
of the council sought to replace
him
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15

that a boxing glove is made Of
leather.
Last week, in defeating Youne
David, Ponce gave the fans a re
narkable exhibition. He made them
wonder why he has been side
tracked by coast club managers and
the only answer is that he must
be too tough for some of the more
favored boxers to meet.
Hess is staging a comeback. The
little blonde. who rose to the top
of the ranks of the lightweight I
class and fought Canzoneri for the
title, will be making his first ap-
pearance after long lay-off, which
his manager forced on him after
two defeats by Bobby Pacho.
Goldie was rushed too fast in the
beginning and once he got near the
top they crowded fights on him,
because he is a real fighter who
likes to fight. He is only young
ster yet, in years, but he is a real
ring veteran. The fans can gamble
that he will be in there throwing
gloves every step of the way AMI
Mr.. Ponce will have to Go the same
if he wants to have his duke raised
at the end.
Joe Galvis, who gave Pacho one
of his toughest fights. will take
on Joe Dontell, the little Italian
who is a favorite at Hollywood, in
the scmi-final.
Johnny Cavos, who hits t II e m
once and lays them flat, will be
eoa,, II, tho cronia1 with Leo RIll1-
idox of San Bernardino. Johnny
has 4 punch that is bad medicine
and he knows how to use it.
Pilino Kilat, the old warhorse
from the border, will open the show
against George Lopez of Los An
geles.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
N. Y. u. WILL
'DEFLATE' ITS
GRID POLICY
BY DIXON STEWART
,ited Press Staff Corresponds


NEW YORK, Dec. Is. W.P)-Not
to be outdone by Coach Chick
Meehan, who quit New York uni
versity to "go amateur" the N.Y.U.
board of athletic control has an
nounced a "deflation" policy which
will return football to an amateur
status at that institution.
Meehan, engaged seven years ago
for the avowed purpose of putting
N.Y.U. on the football map and
who admittedly accomplished that
goal through high pressure
tactics, resigned his post Saturday
when it became apparent that he
would not be offeerd new con-
tract for 1892.
A new N.Y.U. football policy, as
outlined by Chancellor Elmer f.
Brown, is intended to eliminate
subsidization and recruiting OF
players and generally reduce en-
phasis on football. The program,
officially adopted last January, will
| determine the selection OF a sue
| cessor to Meehan.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
PLANT EXPERTS
WILL ADDRESS
CHAMBER HERE

Two horticulturalists and plant
pathologists of ncte will be speakers
at Wednesdays FL Centre Cham
Der Of Commerce luncheon. These
speakers are DR.. E. q. Anderson
in charge of the plant breeding
laboratory and station of the Cali
fornia Institute of Technology and
Robert A. Harris, of Riverside, a
horticulturist of note who has been
connected with county and state
work and has, for the past 20
years, made a special study of pc
cans.
These speakers nave been OBJ
tanned through the efforts of p. a.
Ingvason, who has done q great
deal of experimentation work in
various crops of Imperial Valley for
the past several years. IngyaSon
states that Harris expects to re-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15

To November II the Simi Valley,
Ventura County, has this season
shipped 80 cars of tomatoes.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15

OFFERS VARIETY
In TODAY'S NEWS
By HENRY McLEMORE
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. Is. U.P)-This
writer is a renowned fence sitter,
one of the finest issue Straddle S
in the country, but he is forced to
take sides in the Sidney B. Wood
VS. Sa muel Hardy argument nov
raging in a tennis magazine.
He is for Wood, despite the fact
that WOOD is a coclly, high-hat. af
fected chap. an all-wool example
of an athlete who thinks he's a
lot hotter than he really is.
Sidney has often sorely tried me
with his cocE-of-the- e-walk air, but
som chow or another the fact thai
he Is only 10 always tended to ease
the SE-ere pain he gave with that
Lam They're a t. Sidney-B. -Wooo
manner of his.
It seems that if Henry McLemorc.
n poor. half-starved sports writer
could remember Wood was only 10
Hardy. Davis cup captain, might
have remembered it, too. But he
didn't. and that's why / think he's
all wrong
In his article Mister Hardy az
.11itS that Wood is one of the fin
est Shot-makers III the game and
needs only TO learn self-control to
reach the top. Well, what bette
way can you name for Sidney to
learn control in an important match
I n n II by playing in important
matches. Certainly, he couldn't
learn by watching Mister Hardy
explode in the dressing room.
When he United States sent
Wood and Shields abroad this yeal
they started an experiment that
France tried with success. Cochct
LacOSte and Borotra did not wir
the Davis cup the first time they
tried Nor the second. Like Wooc
and Shields, they were youngster'
when they started out, and needed
the skill that comes olly with eX-
periSnCe. England did t h e same
thing with Austin and Perry.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
LOWER PRICES
ON COAST FOR
1892 SEASON

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IS. up
Pacific coast conference football in
1892 will be marked by lower ticket
prices and an earlier start IN fell
training. according to decisions
reached by managers and coaches
at their annual three-day meeting
here today.
Two other important subjects Of
the conference, 1888 schedules and
the problem of radio broadcasting
were to come up for discussion
later in the day.
The managers decided to fix
prices for each game by agreement
between the rival teams, but all
admissions will be revised down.
ward. Tickets which were $3.50
this year likely will go for $3.50
and So ducats probably will be 81.
The tariff for the big game" be-
tween Stanford and California
however, remains at S., since the
schools have no trouble filling their
stadia at this price.
Football practice, at the request
OF California. will start September
10 next year, five days earlier than
usual. The agreement was that
training may begin two weeks be-
fore the last Saturday in Sep
tember.
California and St. Mary'S scheo :
uled their game for October 8, 4
date made possible by the concei-
date OF the Stanford-Northwest-
ern game on that day at Palo Alto
The Bears have completed their
schedule now with the exception OF
October %, which will so either to
Nevada or Montana.
st. Mary's and oregon State are
discussing a game either here OF
in Portland. and the Gaels also
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
Browns To Clash
On Coast Tonight

LOS ANGELES, Dec. Is. U.P)-
Al Brown, the human spider OF
New York, who is classed as 4
bantamweight despite his six foot
height, will meet Newsboy Brown
of Los Angeles in a 10-round main
event here tonight.
Brown, while freak, has
climbed from the championship OF
Panama through the crown div
sions of Spain, Portugal, France.
England, Italy, Belgium, Wales and
Scotland. He came here from
Montreal, where he defeated Pete
Sanstol and Eugene Huat.
The lanky negro is ranked as
ll8-pound champion by four or
carnations. He is to defend his
banty title in Paris against Emil
Pladner next February, but NAV
meet Fidel LaBarba here first II
he defeats the newsboy.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
LEAGUE RECORD
MADE BY CEHRIC
DURING SEASON

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. CUP) = Lou
Gehrig- who made as many home
runs this season as his famous
teammat te Babe Ruth, of the New
York yankees, also set new
American league record of 49,
runs ba tied in, official records Of
the league disclosed today.
The Yanks' outfielder, who bats
Ieft-hand ded, broke his own record
when he topped the mark of IT'S
runs batted in, set four seasons
ago He has driven in 100 or more
runs during each of the last sly
seasons During the past five
years Gehrig stood first three
times and tied once.
The ranks set a new world rec
ord this season by receiving 74a
bases on balls, the leagues RECORDS
showed The previous high, 68l-
was set by Detroit in 1915.
Only u players in the league
batted IN 100 or more runs this seq
son. as compared with Is last year
but eight of the names that ar-
Deared on the honor roll in 1880
are on the current list.
Ruth was second to Gehrig in
runs batted in, with 1853. II
marked the tenth season he has
sent 100 or more players across the
plate
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
Irish Honor
Trojan Group

SOUTH BEND Ind, Dec. Is. U.H;
The quarterback and two lines
men of the University of Southern
CALIFORNIA; powerful II had been
placed today On Notre Danes Off
cial all-opponent team selected by
the coaches, scouts and players.
The team, announced in the Off -
cial football review, follows:
Ends, Briley, Drake, and Arbel-
bide. Southern California; tackles,
Riley, Northwestern, a d Price
Army; guards. Baker, Southern CAL
ifornia. and Underwood, Navy; ceh-
ter, Daugherty, Pittsburgh; quar-
terback, Mohler, Southern Califor-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
Band Prepares
For Big Parade

Since the Ell Centro band has
been asked to join the veterans
parade Saturday, which is a part
of tne ceremony in connection with
the formal dedication of the new
Veterans hall, Prof. Horace Will
liams. director. asks that all men,
bers be present for tonights prac-
tice.
Rehearsal will begin promptly al
7:45 in the courthouse and will be
concerned with the music for the
parade.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
SOLANO GETS FIGHT

Vincent So!ano, Ell Centre boxer,
is booked to head the card at
Bakersfield. December l8, meeting
Charley Kid sullivan in 10 round
bout. Tod Morgan vii second Sui
nyan Who is rated as a conner.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
HESS TO MEET
VICTOR PONCE
IN LOCAL RING

Boxing followers VINO ike a bat
tie, can lay it on the line that they
will see one in the Imperial Valley
Athletic club Friday night when
Goldie Hess meets Victor Ponce in
the 10 round main event. There is
no more doubt about this being a
fight worth seeing than there is
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15

main for several weeks and eXper-
iment with valley products, while
this will be DR.. Andersol.s firSt
visit to this section.
Harris will tell of IA, work he
has done and of his own farm which
produces innumberablc kin is OF
fruits and nuts, some practically
unheard Of in Southern Californi |.
Dr. Andarsor will speak of his
work and both talks promise to be
very interesting and offer an OBJ
portunity to the people of the
community to gain some lforma-
ton not often available concern
ing Imperial Valley and Southern
California crops.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15

may play another southwestern
squad, possibly Rice institute. They
will not meet S.M.U. again until
1888. use. and Santa Clara are
discussing a game at San Fran
cisco. but the Trojans will not play
ST. MaTy's.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15

Orange County has tested an aV-
erage of 1,349 COWS monthly during
the past year and culled 63l. The
average butterfat production was
1882 pounds per COW.
La gaceta., 1931-08-06
AVISOS EN- YkoR CITY

hubiera venido a Madrid acom-
panada de esposo y c~ortejo, bien
que ell esposo fuese un tahur V
eel ~cortejo un perdonavidas, po-
Idria estar dando este bale. Il
|otro mucho mas concurrido, pa
,ra Ell cual todos los aqui presen-
ties habriamos buscado una in
'vitaci6n, teniendo a mucha hon
ra danzar, refrescar, cenar, fu-
mar y jugar en- el,.. Digo! lPor
que no sc 81 listed sabra que no
todas las princesas que dan bal
les en- Madrid son Santas Mo
nicas, nj Santas Ritas de Ca
sial.,. Conozco, sin embargo,
que hay alguna diferencia en-
ire mi amiga Y otras pecadoras..
/ Julia ha tenido siempre ell pi-
caro- defecto de ser demasiado
La gaceta., 1931-08-06

lures, poetas y demonios coro-
HdaoS... a aquella especie de la
dy Stanhope o de Eon de Beau
mont o de Bonaparte con fall
u'S' que recorria ell mundo tras.
fernando imperios... Total: cua-
IIo amantes Electives y dos no
iIiilaies, o sea cuatro hombres
9Ue' en- Ell espacio de nueve o
i amos, consiguieron sentar-
a su izquierda en- ell dispara-
caro- de triunfo de su vi
"a. Folcaron Y perecieron. o
Sc h%lcieron indignos de segrjr
Z Su puesto de honor aouelIos
iisloes; y esta repetida desven-
'0Ia tue para la diosa como una
.eIterada viudez!... Piense listed
N Maria Stuardo, por ejemplo,
Il Ia gran Catalina de Russia,
La gaceta., 1931-08-06

tan valeroSo, guapo y despren-
DIDO como ella, al cual siemnra
qulso acknowledgements Duran
'e ell ano que medic entire Ia So
PARAGON de los c6nyuges Y la he
rolca muerte del general. ocurrj
ia en- la guerra d eArgel In
LA vivi6 en- IN convento en- Ans
trla; y despu6s.., iahl, despu6s
vinieron los Wales. las fa6tasS
magorias, las locuras rom5nti-
cas- los millones gastados sin
honra nj provecho Zen redimir
cautlVos que merecian Ser nrosi,
alarlos' en- asustar con sus
p"estas a todos los concurrar-
les al Derby de Londres. y on
''ras rarezas por ell estiIo) asf
ONO Ia adoraci6n universal o,,a'
''fioutaron principles, artistas
La gaceta., 1931-08-06

franco Y atrevida! I'm lugar
de ocultar sus amantes ~ aqui
me permito la generosidad de
suponer que las demas los ocul-
ten enteramente), Ia viajado
con ellos por mar Y terra, los
ha eXhibido en- los teatros de Pa
ris, en- los hip6dromos de Lon
.dres, en- los Museos de Floren-
cia, en- los lagos suizos, en- las
mezquitas de Constantinopla y
en- los Santos Lugares de Jeru
salem. Donde unicamente no
los ha ostentado nunea (gran
rareza) ha sido en- Espana, en-
su patria, en- la terra de sus illus
tres mayores! Pero, en- fin, ha
cometido ell fec pecado de escan-
dalo por exceso de vehemencia
fisica, por su funeSto empelo
La gaceta., 1931-08-06

puso termino a la respectiva
albania. Porque este es 10 cier
to Y positive, como va ira listed
deduciendo de mi relaci6n! Sc
dira que cuatro o seis amantes
son muchos (y 20 10 reconozco
tambien, aunque trato a respe-
tables. o cautas madres de ia
milia que han tenido catorce...):
pero fijemonos en- ell destino ira
gico que ha perseguido siempre
a la amorosisima julia. va sa-
bra listed que, recien puesta de
Sc case con un general
frances muy brute Y muy her
moso, de quien tuvo que sepa-
rarse a los dos amos. Aquella
boda fue una de tantas deplora-
bles ideas de Alfonso, hermano
dnico de Ia pobre muchacha, y
La gaceta., 1931-08-06

Los miles de ~espectador4
presenciaron ell match nj
traron entusiasmo en- min
de los asaltos.
Sc calculan los ingrS
mas de $4,000.
A exception de Id
elmo tercero y deg r
que gan6 por amp s
Make prob6 ser sup
my en- agilidad, habiN
pes Electives.
slattery, que eieu
distinguish por su ri
che Sc NOVA pesadamS
Rosenbloom gan6 IL q Is
Iprimeros IL asaltos y quedaron
empatadqk ell septimo y ell de-
elmo cua -
Ambo4paA Gon agarrados la
E4hayor pbrte del TEMPO, mien-
Rras ell dblico refa "las tacti-
cas-" de axle.
Fl rd cree hubo de pedirles
sHeenstde una OCCASION que Pc
'fejun y Sc agarraran menos.
Anttery recibi6 una pequena
her ia en- la barba, en- ell sexto. y
Rosenbloom sac6 sangre d0 la
boca del eampe6n, en- ell decimo-
tercero asalto.
Joe Lagray venci6 por pun
tos a Eddie Whalen, de Brook
lyn; Arthur Thomas, negro de
Leiperville, derrot6 por nocao
tecnico a Pal Silvera, de Brook
Ign, en- ell septimo.
Tablas fue declarada la ptlea
entire Make Pink y AL Mosko-
WITT, de New York.
La gaceta., 1931-08-06
Ell NEGRO THOMPSON TEN
ORA QUE PELEAR CON
CORBETT

New York, agosto Ga CO.
mission atletica del estado de
New York Ia tornado ell acuerdo
de secundar a la de California
en- ell case del campe6n Jack
Thompson, de peso weller, y ha
dispuesto que este, en- un termi-
no de Is dias, convenga en- de-
fender SUI corona" contra
Young Corbett II, de Fresno,
California, y en- case contrario
que entregue ell tftulo que os-
tenta.
La gaceta., 1931-08-06

en- parecerse a algunas herofnas
de Jorge Sand y a esta misma
escritora, y por demasiado So
mar con heroes como los de lord
Byron, o como lord Byron mis-
no.. No ha tenido presente
que, para la sociedad, es mucho
mas grave faltar a las leyes de
la hipocresia que a las de la vir-
tud! Pudiera, en- cambio, ale
garse en- favor de la llamada
a0enturd, que no ha enganado,
arruinado nj costado I'm mara
vedi a ningun hombre; que, de
casada, no falt6 a su marido...
nj aun despues del divorcio!, V
que, de viuda, no simultane6
la concession de sus favores,
sino que permaneci6 fiel a cada
amante, haSta que Ia fatalidad
La gaceta., 1931-08-06

de La GGcetG No. So
La gaceta., 1931-08-06
ROSENBLOOM VENCI0
SLATTERY L.

New York, agosto 6.-CR G
I'm payaso 0 I'm acrobata "
cumple su contrato, Make RI
senbloom Sc presento aver aqnT
y defendi0 con exito su corona,
en- Is asaltos, contra Jimmy
Slattery, de Buffalo.
Actuando como un hombre
que esta de prisa Rosenbloom Sc
bati6 hasta ell final, alcanzando
una victoria decisiva, por ell vo-
to de los dos jueces y el referee.
La gaceta., 1931-08-06

Tel6fonos para visitas por Ell dia: Ybor City, Y 1853
West Tampa, II 3846. Para llamsdss por la noche,
10 mismo en- Ybor que On West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
La gaceta., 1931-08-06
LA PRODIGA
NOVELA
Por
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

respecta al mundo en- que esta-
mos, y dado su temperamento
greco-latino, es no haber vuelto
a casarse, Y, sobre TODD, haberse
uuedado sin un maravedi... 81
hoy conserwara sus millones, y
hubiese contraido nuevas nup-
cias con cnalquiera de sus aman
tes, sin perjuicio de tener en- Sc
guida amores con los demas; 81
La gaceta., 1931-08-06
Con los Cuantes

Ell promoter del Circulo Gu
bano, Pedrito Hernandez, envi6
hoy un telegrama a Miami pi-
diendo Sc pongan en- canine de
esta ciudad, Harris Paul, gladia
de peso mediano, y Mickey
La gaceta., 1931-08-06

de JUNO de 1880. La licencia de
Godfrey fue revocada y $4,000
de SUI bolsa de $4,000 lie fueron
confiscados por haber pegado
de "foul' a Camera, delibera-
damentes
Camera y sDs ayudantes fue-
ron despues suspendidos por ha-
Der atacado a un inspector de
la comisi6n, en- las habitaciones
donde ell gigantic Sc vestia.
La gaceta., 1931-08-06
LA coMIs1oN DEFENNsYL
VANIA C0NC2DE0 PER
DON CONDN iONAL A
N Yf7DFREY

Filadelfia, A6gtto e.-si Pri-
mo Camera yI1eorge Godfrey
Sc c~omprometeh a pelear en- un
cuadriIatero de Pennsylvania
les otorgara perd6n Conditional
seg1n I'm acuerdo tornado aver.
Los dos boxeadores han esta-
do suspendidos aqui desde ell 30
La gaceta., 1931-08-06
BOXEO
MILES N C A PERLICK

Charlotte, N. c., agosto g.
Rufus Miles, de esta ciudad,
con 146 libras, derrot6 aver a
Herman Perlick, de Kalamazoo,
Michigan, que pesaba ZAP.
Henry Perlick, hermano del
anterior, fue vencido por jim
my Swinson.
La gaceta., 1931-08-06

Los comisionados 10 quisie-
ron comprometerse aIaceptar a
Corbett como campedh, aunque
ell negro refuse aca4r ell ulti-
matum.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-04-16
Sympathy of Golfers
Will Be With Dreamer

One morning more or less
methodical individual was awak-
ened as usual by the alarm clock.
He scrambled out of bed, but in
stead Of shutting Off the alarm and
proceeding about the leisurely proc
ess OF dressing, he merely reset the
clock and climbed back into bed.
His wife noted his unusual be-
havior with some surprise.
whats the matter?" she asked.
Don't you feel well?"
Keep quiet!" he grumbled, and
went about the intensive business
of going back to sleep.
He explained everything later,
and in spite of her huff the mis-
tress of the household got a laugh
out of ii. 1t seemed that the alarm
clock summons interrupted dream
in which the husband was engaged
in an exciting game of golf with
Bobby Jones.
WELL" his wife observed, "how
does that explain your hopping
back into bed AGAIN."
Il wanted to finish that match"
her husband replied, "and l want
ed to give one particularly offensive
pest good punch in the nose And
the sad part of it is l can't for the
life of me remember whether | did
or not"
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-04-16
Linen Textbooks" Used
in Early Schoolrooms

"Your lesson for tomorrow will
be on the blue handkerchief
Children in the primary schools
of Wisconsin, during the days of
a century ago, fully realized the
significance of the school marm's
words.
In the absence of textbooks,
linen handkerchiefs, full of prints
depicting the great moments and
the great men of history, were used
to instruct the youngsters. This
method was used to teach children
how to read and to spell. Different
lessons required different handker-
chiefs.
Fortunately. little Mary and lit
tie Johnny did not have to tote
pocketful references. A handker-
chief day made schooling pay.
In shaded corridor of the His
tOrical museum, on the University
of Wisconsin campus, one may see
the faded linen, once the pride Of a
studious child. George Washing
ton is the lesson text. A full
length print of George in character
istic Napoleonic pose fills the cen
ter of the foot-square goods. To
the right, in large type, still legible,
are the birth, death and other vital
facts.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-04-16
DELIVERED EQUIPPED

For the 2-Door Sedan or Coupe,
equipped and delivered in Red
Lodge. Sport Coupe 1904. so. Four
Door Sedan or Convertible Coupe
1884 so. Custom Sedan $974.50. All
cars equipped with front and rear
bumpers, shock absorbers, five
wire wheels. and extra tire, tube
and tire lock.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-04-16
Weight of Diamonds

The specific gravity of the dia-
mond is 3.52. AS one cubic inch of
water weighs .03617 pound, cubic
inch Of diamond would weigh 1852
times as much, or approximately
.1273 pound ayoirdupois, a little
over ounces. AS diamonds are
weighed by carats, carat being
equivalent to 200 milligrams, this
cubic inch of diamonds would
weigh about 2S3 carats. There
have been two famous diamonds
larger than this, the Cullinan,
which weighed 3,025 carats, and
the Tiffany, which weighed $50
carats.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-04-16
"Tools" Used by Mosquito

Nature has provided the mosqui-
to with a neat outfit for boring
operations. When she settles I'M
noticed upon your arm she first ap-
plies a little fluid to soften the skin.
Next she brings into operation a
sharp-pointed saw with which she
proceeds to make a hole. The
softening fluid enables the saw to
cut easily-so easily that you don't
feel her at work. When the hole
is made she inserts a miniature
hosepipe into it and through this
she pumps up the blood.
1t is the softening fluid which
causes the subsequent irritation.
Scratch the place, and you cause 1t
to spread, making matters worse.
Further, there Is always the dan
ger of introducing microbes into the
hole the mosquito has sawn. Am
monia or washing soda will calm
the irritation and a dab of iodine
will serve to prevent infection.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-04-16
DIPPING SEASON OPENS

Extensive dipping programs for cattle have opened
in the States of Texas Florida and Arkansas It was
only few years ago that federal agents were shot in
Arkansas because they suspected of spelling
cattle when they dipped them in the original tick
eradication campaign. Many OF the Southern States
have unlimited grazing grounds and now that there
is determination to eradicate the ticks, numerous
localities in the South likely to become prominent
in the dairy industry.