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Local Stocks

SALES
Capital Traction SIS, $500@98.
Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat, 6@88.
Potomac Electric 51as pfd., SO
1142s.
FiremenS Insurance Company,
10035.
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction SIS, $1,000
e8A; $1'000@98R.
AnnacoStia and Potomac Rail
road SIS, $1,O00@93.
Correction
This sale as of yesterday Of
Washington Gas SIS 1858, $1,000
@106: $1,000@1O6, was Cancelled.
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Auto Service

American Auto WreeksrS 297S NV -. DE S762
Bond Auto Service rear 1891 L w.. AT 0So5
Study Hart Super Ser SEQ Prospect AZ VIZ 38I2
Henry Poole 1913 II 40 .,...... ~ 1900
Creee'S Auto services 1854 9th nv NE 0646
Gaertn0F's AUtO Service rear 10 n Gao, MA I2S0
James Murphy 1919 NJ nv -. 81 $500
RayNeStNS Brake Service GIT N z av... o. ASl9
Watts Garage rear 1897 q NV NO e2i0
IStN 81 earaGe. willie 1709 18th nv
FeatAersteRe ssrv ARWlS 1905 N ~ .. NO e0SS
Auto Brake Service CO l9Y NV me 020e
Browns Auto ReVa!: 1901 18th nv ct. NO $3.50
Johnson Auto RsDalr 2SlS Ga AZ nv NO I0l0
Lambert Auto Service 14IS list No. ...... 20 Sz02
4 6 Auto ClASS ShoW 19bS q % II 0SGS.v
Gan Cart IN0 R14 n. nv 10000. ~ 2yy9
Perry Mason 2l5S ChamnlaiE Ct nv =. co I020
Mid City Auto Co WIIlvs.K RlVht I'LL 14th De $3.50
MeCemaS 0Idsmohlle Ser rear 1919 IL Ma S3!!
Modern Aufe Badly wis 2ll5 " N.Y. Ne l2SI
NatleHaI Asia TOs Co 911e II nv zee. De 2S4S
Ne WaShlRGf0n 81 Garage Alec Va. .Alax CIV!
PhiII8 TNIsOR 1871 + nv 800. NO 1879
Senator's AutO Wash SOC 2n4A IA ~ Nv NO SSI%
BATTERY SERVICE
DIST BAT q Glse Co 1927 20th nv ~ v0SS
oIHelI Glover Bat& EIea Ser 2eOS Po ~ we 24'O
GARAGES
Gerard Garage 1929 Eye at nw........ ~ WIZ
WELDING
Osy wSidinV CO 50 Sumner Ct nW....WA SOSI
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Observation-Disclosures
Materials

Americas House CIsanIns CoMtraetNFs NC OAAa
G W Graves q Sen Gen Cont lSS r nv 20 I4l0
NayIlsS Builders q Cont Bls King Alex 2S0
! Collins 6rick.plaster SNs st nv 20 1924
c n GdW1rds hldg material S9e N G nW Ma 4S75
3 n enver alS Investment be " Ma 1877
c KarIstrsmer Golf Club Manor VA S2aO
MurOhv Z AMSs CSs I'd ROSsiyM Va we ISIS
Ney Construction c. 2l1S n ct NV WE 1870
Gel ] RObt Noes Wash blvd RuchanaN CIar 220O
60 n Pelllnen 607 Elm Az Takoma PARK M6,
NOrN Construction Co 90l Inv bldg me 4S70
RRdslph West c. 1889 Az nv ma $3.50
Robert Russell cORst Co 6S q uW. 20 S0iS
Marry NardmaR 1919 K nv ..... 81 $3.50
MANTELS Z THING
EdWIa Elicit ll0R 9th nv Ma S7SV
GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE
POtOMa0 GIasS Co 1913 9th NV. o. eOe0
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Oil Burners
Aun.v OF Burner cOrp 7as 18th .. NV MA sea-
Printing & Engraving


CeIOnls Irris PhyslOthsrapy MaSssusO. :. o. e01l
AlcO Oh Massage BY grad nurse Go 23&
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke m0thod OF 6409
Or " W Harris Dentist 1912 You ct nv NO 7I62
nF R Francis Dentist 1924 18th NO $3.50
James 100 Eye nv scalp specialist 81 e240
L LOekhart Masseuse l1I0 18th q nv MA 65eS
Or Meclaren Masseur Kresge bldg Ol 6AI3
Or Nelson tspecialistl 404 7th i ~ Treatment
frea One weeks medicine $40
Or Seotts indian Med Co 1905 9th nv 20 sos
Wash BuslRess Bureau 226 Bond bldg MA e134
Or W A Cameron Foot Soc 1917 18th NO s4a2
PERSONALS
Alice JasksOA MasseuSS ReStful Treatment ~ 404S
Paris Evans DAY Nursery Permit 519 ~ 1859
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Loans-Mortqaqes

REAL ESTATE
H0ushtOA L Co o09 18th Nv :. 81 1850
Real Estate Mortgage aRd Guaranty. . MA 1908
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 It NV
Tyler Z Rutherford 1890 Z q nv ma 0A1S.S
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2S05 Ga ave nv ....,.... co 17270
N Greenbaum 1904 Eye st nv -. We 0002
state Loan Co 1909 R ave Mt RGiniss OF SSSS
PAWN BROKERS
ROsSfyA Lean Co RosSlyn Va .........WAI ESQ
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Radio-Refrigerators

Abby Radle service sS4T Go ave nv CO esSe
ABC sttSry 81 ser IAO 1929 N Cap It oE I7I7
American Radio Serv 1881 6 Cap ct IL 00e2
BlIIs Radio Ser ll04h King q Alex Va Alex 2S0I
carte0 Radio CO 1887 N Ct nv We S0It
Claws Majestic PhIIcO SerV 1889 18th HV DC S782
Garner's soc Radio Ser Calls CO 69I4
CIbSoRs Radio Serv 1921 Belmont I'd uW co 7IS5
n Lord Radio q Rofe Service 0E 02S2
CRrdNeT b 9Inkett 1913 You q nv OE $500
Industrial q & Radio SerV 5l2 Fla ave De $3.50
KeRNedyS Radio Service SSlS 18th nv co 1853
Modern EIec Lab 500 Fla ave DE Gs28
Radio sam 2sI7 Conn eye ... CO 2oIA
TreVoIta Radio Service lilo q no .. At 42I2
Universal Radio Flee Co 100 q 1t Nv Ol 66So
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Moving & Storage

AII.Stats Transfer Co heal long dist Of sac
Jobs booked daiIy--Phila. n Z. Bceeca
9 q W Transfer CO l342 st nv NO 1923
Call Iacksons Express Co 1893 " St nW 20 1893
Curtis Transfer 1870 Ct nv -. 0E 20eS
Davis Transfer Co 1916 East Cap g.. - 1887
Ea0lO Transfer C. l2S @ O. ne ,,,,, NO 66A2
GordoR'S 1899 18th t NV ..n,PO ASS
Mullons Trans STORAGE 9Olo 9th -. NO $3.50
Neal SamueTs Express 1l81 Goth nv ...m 6SS9
Reliable LOeaI MOVInS 222 It &C.,. 6lS7
RO1ePS Transfer 1858 B Ct no .,.. u s77S
c SVof1Ord 1919 9Th nW.........OE 0IS9.l
Rogers transfer 1913 N 7 Az .....,....ME 9713
SPRINGS q sons 608 N 7 Az nW .......ME eeze
Walker 1892 18th nv .......OE ~SsS
MOTOR FREIGHT
RED LIMO tho COS ave ne 20 1853
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LocksnnithS

Ace Gun q LOckSmith lilS Eye st NV ME S6S7
Edison Gun { Key Shop 904 18th NV
lacks Lock 3 Key She's IT'S 18th NV W. S9Ie
FFeelaHd sO6 D st nv .......M NE 6l00
Try Ne Lsek Co 22l1 18th nv..........0E SS77
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Electrical Service

kushIins LOeksMith else ath uO q ass
18th ST Electric shoe 1901 l4th NV CO I0378
Reliance RadlO Co 1881 q nv 800. MG uIl
ES0aaI cleo CO sac Uoehur Ct NV 80, CO 1891
e Y Smith 999 Howard rd 60 ..... ~ 6023.R
Warren 1905 N Ct nv ...... Ma 1868
r watson CO co O46S eve At 2I20-W
TUrheevIIIe Ine l722 Conn Az NO 9407
Kent waite 81 Cont 500 King ct Ale3 Va Tel 2
widths Nerrlty 1908 eth NV ....... Ma S602
Gee G WOrmIey 547 Fla ave NV ...... NO S9lO
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RESORTS

REHOBoTR BEACH. DEL
HENT OPEN Eastern Shores Finest Ocean
AAGLNAVE XIV Front Hotel. American Plan.
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Schools e. Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1905 b WI 1s4s
BOyds school Of Sect 1888 ct nv MA 2SA2
Columbus University 1928 18th nv 0E S44S
Miss Floods KiaderOarteR 1922 Mass ave nv
Nat Sehoo Mech Dentistry 1901 @ Of Nv MA 40S2
POteetS BusiRess College 14th & Eye OtS VA 47I7
StaRfleld Sect Seh00l TO 18th nv Of leeS
Southeastern University 1888 @ Ct uW Ma S250
WhItmOrS Sect SehoOl 1910 1t NV NE 680G
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Hua..a suUDy c. TsA and r st, a.. 20 I1I1
PIumbins-Heatins

Charlie 1rcems elG = o Hs.........Ar sSS1
Call SsttSN, reg plumber l1eO q nv mo $500 u
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NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

High Low DIVIDEND Rate nigh Low IU ch'Es
63X 3515 Wright Aeronaut.. 81 40 81 r
~ N Yellow Truck. 81 3N 31S
3lh Is Young sp&w nKb) 3EH 81 3lT+ q
2lK 3 Youngstown sh&Tu 2n6 81 81
64H 3SH Youngstn SEE Or. 652 IS 653t ~
go ~ Zenith Radio ...... "a 2T ~
~ "a Zonlts Products. 3H 81 ga 4
Ca) Optional stock cash. (b) Partly (cD Extra
() Of
IatOnA (E) cent In stock tm) Special (n) Paid in
1884 Cr) Paid this year. (ww) With warrant& (xwI With
warrants ("l Ex dividend 81 Ex rtghtA
Dividend rate In dollars in parentheseA (NoS) Extra
dividends published through regular dividend period
years high and low prices carried previous
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WANTED TO BUV REAL ESTATE
0. Duty 1924 Vermont ave ny ma 44e2
Boswell. BraSure C6 923 18th NV $50. Of s4I0
J Wesley Buchanan Inc sl8 18th NV 80. li93
GOSS Realty &c 1905 Eye ct INA 1883
Robt MeKseVsr CO Shoreham bldg. ma $3.50
Weaver Bros Washington bldg ........ d 94oS
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A Llsuor CO 1905 Columbia 70 Nv. ..Ap $500
Ace Sewerage Co 2442 IS M AO $3.50
Ambassador Beer 4 LlquoF a46S 10 NV co 1870
AmhFOei9 DeIIeateSSeN IL q Fla az nv NO 4O20
Cain Il0UOr she's 1918 II nv NO O7I2
costS's COnIeetjONerv 3s4O nth nv co 7l4S
+ Ll0uor store s249 NJ Pleasant :. co 2G2O
NymaH'S LIQUOR shes 3l25 M Pleasant co ASS
JGffs Liquor Store 20l NV ....0l 1872
Io.kO Ij0Uor store 1880 Ella Az no u wa
MuIhsrIn'S Liquor store II n nv NE eS?S
PiVer's OeIIeatessen Llauor $3.50 Il nv CO I09ie
Plaza Wine Liquor store 705 N Gao NE 9S16
ReId's lj0uoF store 1888 D Ct nv NO 94IS
Reliable Liquor Store 1921 10 nv ......DE asa
SSrVIea iluror Shes 10y n nv 40, a. De 6a6A
IIGuor gt0fo eos pa Az 90 800, u 0727
Spanish Store 1888 nth nv ....,.....0E I1Se
eteslman'S Liquor store 2Tae IL Nv GO ele1
True Blue LIQUOr Store 1883 Wis ~ NV We lS4S
Yerk WINO 4 LIsUOP store SsSf Ga ~ co S06S
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CLASSIFIED
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Speciality Shops-FurrieEs

cSVSRs 712 Tth It Nv. ................e ST eG7e
Doll. HOseItaI liol 18th az .,r.:.:..n6 2!ss
CASH REGISTERS
Cares A ? Registers Forms s27 18th nv o. 1SO
MatiOuOI Cash ReVlster Co 1908 q OW MA 1873
Little America Fur She's 2609 18th ~. 40 seq
joseph ROeRdorf SIT 18th aw........N VA @lS
IlFkIa Z sons S2l 18th nv ........ME 2iiO
Bertha Hat shOO One Price 2e2s Conn ~ 40 O4so
LEATHER GOODS
O " KIaB 81 18th NV MA 49,
Germ 8Isysls q RepaIr ESsS III ave ia 2zSW
UNIFORMS -.
Capital URifSrm Co 1908 l 1t nv ma 5sSS>
Cleaning, Remolding, Repairing
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Funeral Directors

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
JOs . gAlIey o. a27 e nv 49,. 20 4949
Cornish Cornish 2l2l 10th nv O.. 20 S759-2170
Moons Funeral Home tS29 q q nv -. NO 2e50
JohR Rhines Co COL Srd ct w......ME 422O
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Insurance g. Investments

chas J BarthOlmew 0lS l0th uW ........NA 1Iee
OOiIbauUh Eye Glasses Z q & nv NE sete
LSvensOa "V0ur JSWeIsr'' l73O Pa ~ nv Ma s64S
O Msaby 1871 g nv :: NO 794I
a eummSraII $3.50 III ave nv SsWSlry repairs
PhIIlp SureS L Co 1904 " on Nc 02s4
Tho watch Shes, S23 18th nv
p weber ais Pa eve 90 e. u <2sS
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
cOlumbla JSwOIFy shes 1874 Col I'd NV CO I0SI
SILVER.NIckEL PLATING
Platlns { POlIshlns Co $40 st m MA S57A
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%CoaI-Ice-FueI

A l HOsStOa 1889 Sth q nw........P0 1900
3 Z Delay ceaI T. lee C 1900 II NV NO So72
EVaRs lee coaI . Wood O.. 1919 Q nW. NO 92SS
: NormaN 1918 18th Nv ............. De $3.50
Rinaidi Coal Co GO ave no. .... NO 1900
TruRReIl JF l245 SSrd NV .....,.W WE 2I2S
J White q Sons 800 R ct nw.......0 De $3.50
Drug Stores
| eleventh 81 Pharmacy zoo n II IIaS
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Painting and Papsrhansina

eS Papering. Painting, Scraping. Free co
VO est Prompt service. DEC. 1S41 CD
Bedroom. Houses Painted. Living Room,
The Washington times., 1935-02-05

today by the Appellate Division.
The motion for reinstatement of
Kresel, whose conviction on a
charge of miSapplying funds Of
the closed Bank of United States
was reversed by the Appellate Di-
vision, was consented to by three
bar associations.
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vALLEES BEGIN
MUD-SL|NG|NG
IN COURT
International News Service

International News Service
NEW YORK, Feb. Study
and Fay Webb Vallee began
throwing shovelsful of mud at
each other today in her suit to
set aside a separation agreement
made with the crooner April S.
1898.
Attorney Hyman Bushel Of
Rudy'S counsel as the case began
before Supreme Court Justice
Salvatore Cotillo, shouted:
1--WE will show that Mrs.
Vallee was the most dislOyal
woman that was ever married
to any man."
Attorney Thomas Sheridan,
one of Fay's half dozen lawyers,
replied:
1--WE will show that tricks
and articles were used on Mrs.
Vallee and her father, Clar-
ence Webb, eliminating in the
separation agreement"
Rudy, very natty, appeared
quite distressed while the lawyers
Strove to outshout each other.
His hands were folded under
his classic chin, and his arched
hrows we're contracted until they
almost formed v.
Nurse at Fay's Side
Fay, white-faced and appar,
emily faint, sat slumped between
a nurse and her father, who is
chief of police of Santa Monica,
Cal.
Several times she asked for
water, and her mink coat was
drawn around her shoulders, cov-
ering most o. her black ensemble
that was relieved only by a chain
and crucifix of gold
Attorney Bushel told the court
that "if Mrs. Vallee got $1O0 a
week, she got $100 too much be.
cause she carried on with one Gar
field Leon. We will show that Mr..
Vallee learned of it and had
records made of her voice and
of Leans"
Gary Leon is a dancer. He was
referred to indirectly by Sheridan
when Rudy'S lawyer said that
Attorney Bushel, in whose office
the separation agreement was
drawn, and Vallee represented to
Fay and her father that they had
certain evidence of telephone
conversations. This, said Sheri-
dan, was one of the so-called
tricks and artifices" practiced
when Fay had no lawyer to ad-
wise her.
Income Reduced
Rudy was the first witness and
under examination by Attorney
Sheridan listed his earnings from
several pictures. One, George
Whites Scandals" briught him
$4,000 week for four weeks, the
crooner testified. Another, made
for Warner Brothers, brought him
$50,000 more.
Sheridan ELECTED the informa-
ton that the curly-haired crooner
made $4,000 on an orchestra
tour in 1880. Rudy sighed:
Those were the good old
days"
"Are you better now. or
worse. than you used to be-"
Rudy, who had been half
lounging in the witness char,
drew erect and taut. He indig.
nantly replied:
ut has nothing to do with
my personality, SIR
We'll, 1 just wanted to find
out if you make as much money
now as you did then"
II do not"
Justice Cotillo interrupted to
say to Sheridan:
IF you can show the defend.
ant made 100000 to S15O,OOO
year, I'd say Offhand that
500 a week for his wife is not
adequate. However, you would
have to show that when she
signed the separation agree
ment she was not properly ad.
Vlsed and not in a proper state
Of mind, and that she was a
dutiful wife"
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Lundeen to Speak
At Veterans Rallv

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 5.-Repre-
sentative Ernest Lundeen. Mime
sofa Farmer-Laborite, will address
Northern Virginia war veterans At
. A"Pay-the-Bonus" rally in Lyceum
Hall tomorrow night under au-
spices of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. District Commander J. F..
Preston, jr., will preside.
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munist party in the New York
district, who once was deported
to Soviet Russia by the English
government, today was sentenced
to year and a half in prison
for using passports issued in
ames other than his own.
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CRIMEAN VET DEAD

MANTTOwANING Ontario. Feb.
5 UN.S0 -Canada's oldest fight.
ing man, Robert Sims, veteran of
the Crimean War, died at his
home here. Sims, born in Ar.
boath, Scotland, claimed to be
LOG wears old.
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New Workers Shv
At Fingerprints

NEW YORK, Feb. S GN.sO.
New York City has a population
OF approximately 100000, but
today only 1870 had availed them
selves of the police departments
invitation to have their finger
prints taken. The police hope
eventually to collect the prints of
every man, woman and child in
the city.
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False Passports
Jail Red Official

NEW YORK. Feb. 5 UNS)
Charles Krumbien, secretary and
district organizer for the Com
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Kresel Restored
To Law Practice

NEW YORK, Feb. S 0.N.SO.
ISidor j. Kresel was unanimously
reinstated to the practice of law
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The Weather
Forecasts Until 8 p. NJ.
wednesday

wednesday
District of Columbia-Cloudy.
slightly colder tonight, probably
preceded by snow flurries this
afternoon, minimum temperature
tonight about18 degrees; WedneS-
day fair, slightly colder; mod.
crate southwest shifting to north
winds.
Maryland-Light snow in north
and light rain or snow in south
portion this afternoon and pos
sibly early tonight, slightly colder
in north-central portion tonight;
Wednesday fair, slightly colder.
Temperatures
Yesterday Today
4 p. m. .... 33 4 a. m. ...... 25
8 p. m. .... 81 8 a. m. ...... 26
Midnight =. % Noon ....... 81
Departures From Normal
Accumulated deficiency of tenn.
perature since January l, 1885,
18.
Deficiency of temperature since
February /, 1885, 16.
Accumulated excess of precipi-
tation since January l, 1885, 1925.
Deficiency of precipitation since
February !, 1885, 0.47.
Tide Table
High tide today Ola a. m.
and 9:44 p. m.
Low tide today 3:42 a. m. and
4:01 p. m.
High tide tomorrow 1904 a. m.
and 1924 p. m.
Low tide tomorrow 4:28 a. m.
and 4:53 p. m.
The Sun and Moon
The sun rises today 7:12 a. m.
and sets 5:33 p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow Til
a. m. and sets 5:34 p. m.
The moon rises today $40 a.
m. and sets 800 p. m.
The moon rises tomorrow 8:39
a. m. and sets 9:34 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
MORE QUERIES
AND ANSWERS

Here are your football brain
twisters for today, continuing the
series being run by The Press in
conjunction with the valley coaches
and officials association, who invite
you to submit problems of your own
from time to time, to be answered
IN the weekly meetings of the asso-
citation.
Problems
TEAM A punts and ball is
blocked behind the line of scrim-
mage. Member of Team B RECEIVERS
kick and runs for touchdown. Is
the touchdown allowed?
2-In the above problem, Team A
recoVers the blocked kick behind the
line Of scrimmage and runs for a
touchdown. Is the touchdown al
lowed?
Answers To Yesterdays Problems
TEAM BIS ball, first in ten on
rs yard line.
2-Team AS ball on ten yard line,
fourth down.
A ball kicked from scrimmage,
which for any reason does not cross
the line of scrimmage, may be
touched or recovered by any player.
II recovered by the kicking team,
it is dead at the point of recovery
and counts down. If recovered by
the opponents, it may be advanced,
but if then fumbled and recovered
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
Three Yeor-O[ds
Race At 7 onforan
For 500 Stakes
BY
ART KRENZ

TANFORAN TRACK, Calf, Oct.
10 lUP)-Six skittish three-year-ol -olds
will 90 TO the post at Tanforan
track today to compete in the San
Bruno handicap, which offers a
purse of $7O0 for race over the
six furlong route.
Browneyed Pat, Linden Tree, The
Triumvir, Thistle Duce, Try Some
and Orangery accepted conditions
for the feature race of the eight
race program presented by John
Marchbank and his aides.
Fans looked for more formful
racing in all events after Proprietor
in the sixth race yesterday broke
the parade of longshots across the
wire. His victory was the first for
a favorite since the meet opened
last week. The dominant Miss Patti
gelding romped home in the Joan
of Arc handicap, covering six fur
longs in 1:124.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
HARD CONTEST
FOR SPARTANS
FRIDAY NIGHT

Conceded to be a much better
team than the Redlands eleven de-
feated by the Spartans last week,
the San Bernardino Cards will ar
rive here tomorrow to do battle
against the Spartans in the last
game before the opening of the
regular county interscholastic sea-
son.
The Cardinal team averages l65
pounds and has five lettermen as
mainstays for the team. The Berdoo
squad is made up of five complete
teams, three of which will be here
tomorrow for the game.
Lineup for the Cardinal varsity
as given to The Press today is: Nc
Donald, Q4, C; Krause, %, 1t;
Jenkins, Q3), lg; Watts, "a, lie;
Radish, (6), rt; Morgan, Q2), rg;
Jeffery, (re); Wallack, (35), OBJ;
Rogers. (26), In; Lesher, (25), RI;
and Woods, 1D, fb.
The SpartanS will line up: Aaron,
lie; Voorting, 1t: Childers, lg; Spear
or Williams, C; zinn, rg; Ballou, TT;
Wolf, re; Wagner, In; Boatwright,
rh; Bonar, fb; Palmer or Fox, OBJ.
The visitors are said to have a
well-balanced team with a par
ticularly strong line. Woods, short,
stocky fullback, puts plenty of pow
er into his thrusts at the line when
he carries the ball.
Lesher, halfback, is speedy and
clever ball carrier and Wallack is
said to be particularly handy in
Tipping the pigskin hither and yon
in the forward passing department
of the game. Lovers of the open
game will be watching this young
man particularly.
Coach w. S. Taylor of the Spar
(tans, has been putting his charges
through intensive practice sessions
in preparation for this game. All
departments of the game were
stressed in these sessions and the
boys are on their toes and popped
up awaiting the kickoff whistle.
They will need all their pep for
the Cards are a team which never
gives up and keeps plugging at it
all the time. They are scrappy
bunch of players and this means the
Spartans must be on the lookout for
trick plays and good interference on
the part of the Card blockers.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

erican and the National Cor Horse
shoe) Falls in which the advisability
Of allowing Moriarty to go over them
was discussed 1t was vetoed on the
grounds that he would be too rough
or that he might throw both falls
out of Niagara Park because they
damned things.
ut makes my gorge rise" the Ma
tional Cor Horseshoe) Falls, was
quoted as having said, ito think of
having Moriarty GUST me because of
the way my waters slice"
It's probably a good break for
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands,
baseball's high (and mighty COM
missioner, that the battle between
the falls and Moriarty did not ma
terialize. The judge has but one for
mula for settling disputes that of
bringing all parties concerned into
his executive chambers and listening
to their cases.
I'm glad came to the falls, how
ever, as I had never seen them be-
fore. For my honeymoon I had
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
Hot Sun Watches
IILini Workouts

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. 10 WP) --
Athletes of the University of Illinois
faced another workout here today
before entraining for Los Angeles
and their intersectional football
game with the University of South
ern California.
Under a blazing Arizona sun the
complacent smile of Coach Bob
zuppke, the fighting Illini" cast
aside pads, stockings and every
ounce of surplus clothing to go
through their maneuvers.
This is great stuff" said zuppke,
eyeing a thermometer which regis
tered 90 degrees. It'll get the boys
used to the hot weather we have to
play at Los Angeles"
Gates of the University of Arizona
stadium were closed today, and the
squad of "a players drilled in secret.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
Six Riders Spilled
In Hot Motor Race

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10 WP)-
Six riders were spilled without seri-
Gus injuries last night in a hotly
contested motorcycle racing pro-
gram dominated by Jack Milne OF
Pasadena and Bo Lisman of Long
Beach at the San Francisco stadium.
Milne wrecked his pet machine in
his first spill of the season. He
came back on a borrowed racer to
beat Lisman in 10-lap match race
Dutch Meuller, Ray Holt, Cliff Car
roll, Ed Spadadore, and Pete Cole
man also were thrown from their
mounts.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
Nauy And Virginia
Have Game Today

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 10. UP
Navy's unbeaten football team meets
the University of Virginia today in
a game celebrating the ninetieth an
niversary of the founding of the
United States Naval Academy
Virginia, defeated easily last year
by Navy, has shown no great i'm
provement since and only last Sat-
urday was held to a scoreless tie by
Davidson college. Navy is expected
to play under wraps because scouts
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

chosen to visit the Holtzclaw, Blu
menthal and Holtzclaw Paper Bag
Manufacturing company in Social
Circle, Georgia.
Splendid as was my choice, Mag
ara Is better. The falls are prettier
than the penny postcard pictures of
them and mighty near as pretty as
the five-centers. I'd say that if they
had a three-center it would Just
about hit it on the head.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Oct. 10.
Having been tipped that the Chi
cago Cubs had snatched Umpire
George Moriarty and were going to
send him over Niagara Falls in a
barrel at noon today, your CORES
pondent stopped enroute to New
York to cover the event.
The plot did not succeed, and
there are several explanations for its
failure. Some say the Cubs were
not able to put the grab on Umpire
Moriarity. Some say they did kid
nap him and had him here in Mag
ara Falls, but couldn't find a barrel
flimsey enough to suit them. Still
others-and to those of US who know
Brother Moriarity this seemed the
soundest of explanations-insist that
the falls backed out.
One man who sWears he was in
on the plot told me he overheard
secret conference between the Am
by the kicker's team, it becomes
first down.