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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-23

Samples Stolen "A. G. Gumar.
salesman, El Centre, reported to
police Saturday night that a black
fibre sample case containing ap-
proximately 25 pieces of heavy
aluminium ware had been stolen
from his automobile between 8 and
3 y. m. while the vehicle was park
ed on Main street. The victim
valued his loss at Sl75.
-O
Ritz Shop-Novelty Potted Ivy.
(D18A-D23P)
Hot Popcorn, Peandts--Riedy's
(Dl0PTF9
Ritz Flower Shop-Novelty Pot
terry. CD18A-D23P)
Veterans 10 Elect: Imperial VAL
ley camp. United Spanish War Vet
Grams, will elect officers at the meet
ing Thursday night in Veterans
Memorial hall.
Xmas cigars and candy. Sher-
woods. (O26P-A25A)
Held i'm Jail-Paul Masi was ar
rested Friday night by city police
and booked for investigation. He
Is held in jail pending completion
OF the investig cation, records show.
90
Townsend Radio Talks, KXO, $50
Tuesday, Dr. NJ. c. Blume, Saturday
$50, Ell Centre. Ray Johnson. FL
Centre.
Held For Investigation: Pete
Perus was arrested in INLAND and
brought TO the county Jail to be held
for investigation, records show.
%
Hotel California Coffee SHOP, char
coal broiled steaks, mixed drinks.
(N2P-MA2A)
Meet me at SherwOod's.
(O26P-A25A
Arrested i'm Brawley: V. Miranda,
IS, was brought to the county jail
Sunday by California highway pa
trolmen and booked on a drunk
driving charge He was arrested in
the Brawley area.
90
Ritz Flower Shop-Wreaths and
Holly. (Dl8A-D23P)
Christmas Cigars and Candy at
Sherwoods. CO26P-A25A)
Permit Issued-T. l.. Skinner re-
ceived a building permit at city
hall Saturday morning for reroof-
ing a building at 725 Holt avenue.
The permit was for $500.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-23

Veterans 10 Elect: Imperial Val
ley camp. United Spanish War Vet
Grams, will elect officers at the meet
ing Thursday night in Veterans
Memorial hall.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-23
GRAZING PROGRAM
GIVEN APPROVAL

Stafford, Ariz., Dec. %. U.P)--
Tentative plans to form a grazing
district under terms Of the Taylor
act today had the approval OF
stoekmen in the upper ella river
section,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-23
Japanese Agree to Restrict
Cotton Textile Exports to u. S.

WASHINGTON, Dec. % UP-Agreement by textile
voluntarily restrict their textile
the United the department
to-day
department Of agreement by
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-23

Held i'm Jail-Paul Masi was ar
rested Friday night by city police
and booked for investigation. He
is held in jail pending completion
OF the investigation, records show.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-23

Permit Issued-T. l.. Skinner re-
ceived a building permit at city
hall Saturday morning for reroof-
ing a building at 725 Holt avenue.
The permit was for $500.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
That Mans Here Again.

DoGGEDLY striving to put rassling
back on its feet, Promoter Tur-
ner will import Ed Don George
for the second consecutive week and
turn the claimant of the world heavy
weight championship loose against
George zaharias, possibly the games
roughest gent.
They are to clash Wednesday in a
two-falls- -out-of-three match, featur-
ing the usual card of four exhibi-
tions.
Zaharias is reported to be one of
the few GROWERS George has not yet
rassled. This, coupled with the record
Of Zaharias, showing that he even
wins stray falls from Jeems the
Londos, may make the tilt interest
ing to the incurables.
As usual, Rudy Dusek will occupy
o semi-final role, meeting new
conner in Tony Colesano. In the pre-
Inns. John Katan will tackle Ed
Meske and Little Beaver will face
Jack Rodgers.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ ETROIT, January 5.-The
Detroit Free Press tonight
j said the breach between
Max Baer and the Madi-
son Square Garden Corp, had be.
come as wide "as the Grand Can
yon" as the result Of a wordy bat
tie between the heavyweight cham
pion and James Joy Johnston,
manager of the Garden, when they
met here Friday night before Baer's
bout.
The Free Press said the argu-
ment started when Johnston and
Joe Jacobs entered Baer's dress
ing room to extend congratula-
tions for drawing a big house.
"Yeh," Max questioned. And
you say I'm not doing anything
to help the fight game. ! gave
the fight game the greatest boost 1t
has received since Dempsey's time
when I knocked out Levinsky at
Chicago.
You are the one who is ruin
ing the fight game. You 60 around
knocking everybody and everything.
You're the smart guy.
give years ago when I wanted
to come back against Jimmy Brad.
dock, who turned thumbs down on
the bout? You said Braddock was
all washed up.
Evening star., 1935-01-06

TINE Collie Club Of Greater Gin
cinnati was organized on Octo-
Der % last. Its president is
Mrs. william Dettmer and its secre-
tary c. e. Friedman. This club plans
Evening star., 1935-01-06

mounted on rough white paper from
the Jonedith Kennels. Several kennels
used beautifully reproduced photo
graphs of their best dogs mounted
on calendars. for greeting cards. The
National Capital Kennel Clubs card
used the cartoon method of drawing
attention to its show dates. April 26
and q.
THOSE show dates, by the way, are
/ beginning to loom large on the
horizon of many local fanciers.
Hosmer's Bulldog Keennels are groom
ing two puppies, Limehouse Blues,
daughter of Champion Limehouse
Happy Holligan, and Sirloin of Pugi-
list, jr., son of Sirloin of Pugilist, for
this event Both are typical sour
mugs. Lady Astor Kennels plan on
breaking into this show business with
three wire-haired terriers Beech Tree
Farm plans to show Wheaton cairn
terrier, and some home-bred collie
pups. From preliminary plans it ap-
pears that Washington will make an
even better showing this year than
II did last.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
fY BEATEN AT HAND BALL
Drops Six of Nine Matches Played
on Philadelphia Court.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January S.
The Washington Y. M. c. A. hand
ball team won three and dropped six
of its matches against the German
town Y. M. C. A. this afternoon. Capt.
John B. Payne and Claiming Walker
were the outstanding singles per-
formers for the visitors. Payne de-
feated Firth by scores Of 21-l2, 7-21,
Ellis, while Walker bested Carter to
the count of 21-3, 2O-21 and 21-11.
Payne's superior court strategy was
the determining factor in his match.
Walkers deadly kills to the corners
gave him decisive victory in the third
and deciding game.
In the doubles Walker and Cowley
were the lone winners for the Wash
ington delegation. They scored in
straight sets from McKaraher and
Carter 21-6, 21-8.
Results of other matches:
MeKaraher. Germantown, defeated Cow
ley Washington. 21-17. 21-19.
Washington, 21-s, ala.
s,Ms' w9sodsirdjs siMs. washinsf0n' lost to feeneS'
bseE. siss yfshiHE'0n' siny lost to Hreiden-
Doubies-Psyne and Croft. Washington,
Eft. aiMi5. Woodward and Vine
Gefmsntown. Si-iS. S11.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
.DAMPENS SPIRIT
Of HEAVY HOPES.
Also Removes CoIorfuI Old
Iron Horse as Possible
Future Opponent.
BY FRANCIS J. POWERS.

T OS ANGELES, Calf, January
Sit seems to me that Mr..
Max Adelbert Baer engaged In
Evening star., 1935-01-06
TAKOMA.
TAKOMA CHURCH,
NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Figh team game-Eeurich Brewers 700.
Figh team set-Heurich Brewers a33.
Figh Individual same-Astor Clarke $50.
Hlgh individual set-Astor Clarke. ass.
HIeh individual averase-Hokie Smith.
126-1T.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
B A T TIES
of the
CENTURIES
28 and Final
Bare.Knuckle
Fighting Ends
With Adrent of
John L.

make any valid comparison between
him and some of the great English
men Of the regency period or even
with such Americans as Hyer and
Yankee Sullivan.
A few years and the days of bare
listed fighting, with rounds termi-
mated with knock-downs, had given
way to the present system and the
stirring episodes of the passing of the
championship from Sullivan to Cor
bett. to FitZsimmons, to Jeffries, to
Hart. to Tommy Burns, to Jack john
son. to Willard. to Dempsey. to Tun-
ney, to Schmelling, to Sharkey. to
Camera to Baer belong to the story
of the present and not the past. With
the exception Of Corbett and Fitzsim-
mons the holders Of the title In this
period are still alive and some Of them
active candidates for the boxing crown
again.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
Tribute to Rivers.

|ATCHING q main-bout assign
u ment with only those five rounds
against Dougan as a criterion of
his ability is something of tribute
to Rivers. despite the fact that he
really is a substitute for Sarron.
Coming from out of the West virtu-
ally unknown, the beetle-browed
featherweight boasts string of
knockouts and striking resemblance
in general makeup and punching
style to the one guy who knocked
Burl out-Varias Milling. The latter,
Filipino. hattened Eddie at
Portner's Arena a couple of years
ago with a crushing right to the ribs,
cracking one of 'em.
With the exception of one fight.
Burl has been setting a hot pace of
late. He whipped a couple of fair
to-middlin' scrappers in Carl Guggino
and Domenick Nicco, and then kicked
over the dope bucket by outpunching
De Grasse in a dramatic tussle which
found the highly favored French
Indian on the canvas for a count of
nine.
OeClliIlSly GuulC "do Acd0cO AO4 q
real comeback Then, shortly after
the win over De Grasse, he hied down
to Norfolk and dropped decision to
Norment Quarles, a great prospect,
but a couple of years away from be-
ing even a good fighter.
Bob Lowry, considered by many an
up-and-coming welterweight, will
seek to add another win to his long,
If not important, string in an eight
round semi-wind-up with Jimmy Jones
of Baltimore, perhaps the best scrap
per Lowry has been matched with
during his three-year career. In a
five-rounder two kayo-craZy middle
weights, Henry Irving Of Washington
and Mickey Flanagan of Pittsburgh
will oppose. A pair of fours will be
added.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
COOK BEST AT TRAPS

Wins Washington Gun Club
Trophy With 47x5o Score.
Parker Cook, president Of Washing
ton Gun Club. shattered Al targets
out of so to win the race for the reg
ular club trophy yesterday on the
Benning range. In special 25-target
handicap contest with scores based on
the results of the first so, Walter S.
Wilson, field captain, was the winner,
with % out of 25.
Besides Cock and Wilson. officers
elected for 1885 by the club include
DR.. John H. Lyons, vice president,
and George A. Emmons, secretary.
Club traps here will be closed next
Saturday, when the washington scat.
ter-gunners 60 to Baltimore to engage
the representatives of the Oriole Gun
Club of that city and the Spa Gun
Club Of Annapolis in five-rnan team
race.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
Occidental Team Ahead.

ACCIDENTAL is four games in
I front in the pennant race, al
though New Center Market in
second place is four pins better per
game in team average. 900 to 500. The
addition of Bill Krauss to the lineup
gives the Marketmen a greater edge.
The winning streak of Convention
Hall and the brilliant rolling Of
Arthur Darling were snapped last
week. Charlie Bells charges were
white washed by Boulevard, which
moved into the first division. The fat
121 average of Darling's shrunk to 119.
While individual scores were pre-
cipitating generally, quite in con-
trast has been the rolling of Perce
Wolfe, Boulevard ace shooter, who,
with sets of Ala and 387, hiked his
average to 120-10.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
IN KEEN
AVERAGE CONTEST
Espey Now Right on Heels
of Harrison for Lead in
District League.
FADING the District League b,

r EADTNG the District League by
a margin of eight pins, Joe
Harrison must throw every
otince of skill into his rolling,
particularly the coming week. if he
hopes to stay in front of Eddie Espey,
who has hurled a challenge at the
Occidental captain.
Harrison's average is 124-34 for SO
games, while the New Center Market
lead-off shooter has compiled a mark
of 124-28 for 81 games.
Since both are of the plugging type
a real battle may be expected.
Statistics reveal Tony Santini New
Center Market, holding third place
with 1872. and the leagues leading
spare maker with 139. Espey has the
most strikes with 81.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
VOW that the shouting and the
tumult has died, . great many
ii people find themselves with a
Y young and rather badly upset
puppy on their hands.

4 Y young and rather badly upset
puppy on their hands.
Unless the puppy Is of an un-
usually stolid disposition, its nerves
probably are all jangly from being
played with too much while the chill
dren were home from school for the
holidays. its tummy all upset from
too much and too strange food, and
neither its temper nor its manners
have been improved by strange sur
roundings and lack of discipline.
The first thing to do Is to take
stock of what you have and what
you have to do. II Rover was bought
from q reputable kennel, he Is at
least 8 weeks old, fully weaned and
has been wormed at least once.
The first thing to do now Is to
see that he has q comfortable. draft
free bed. For this purpose cor
rugated paper box with an old rug
or q quilt in the bottom Is as good
as anything and easily can be re-
placed when Soiled. This should be
in q corner away from doors, win
dows or radiators.
The puppy should be fed regu-
larly. three or four times a day,
whichever fits in best with the fam
ily's schedule. A good menu for a
young pup would be shredded wheat
and milk for breakfast, raw or cooked
meat, cut fine, and broth with stale
bread for dinner; more of the same
or milk and egg traw) for supper.
A little canned fish sometimes may
be served for variety.
Rover should be put out doors for
a few minutes Immediately after feed
ing and two or three times between
feelings. Then for the rest of the
time remember that he still is a baby
and requires lots of sleep. Train
him to sleep in his box by putting
large, clean bone in the box on
which he can chew until he falls
asleep. If the bone is too large for
him to carry around he'll stay in
the box with it.
Mrs. j. B. Mackle's cairn terrier
Quinie is nursing three little daugh-
ters sired by Champion Dean Again
Of Tapscot. Not Q large litter, but
very attractive.
Collie Club Of Greater Gin
cinnati was organized on Octo-
Der % last. Its president is
Mrs. William Dettmer and its secre-
tary c. E. Friedman. This club plans
Evening star., 1935-01-06
STARTS REGATTA PLANS
Carnival Slated During Shrine
Convention Next June.

The Presidents Cup Regatta Asso-
ciation has launched plans for an am
bilious water carnival to be held dur
ing Shrine convention week, next
June, of Hams Point.
John A. Remon, association presi-
dent, and L. Gordon Leech, executive
SECRETARY, hold the same position on
the board of directors. James A.
Councillor has been chosen controller
Of the. board, with Mrs e. H. Nick,
assistant controller, and !. ]. Roberts,
assistant treasurer.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
Gek Break Bu1l Battle Kayog Kish Was Sad Baer Error
BARKS FROM DOCDOM
BY r. r. TAYNTON

to boost the collie not only In its own
State, but all over the country, and
for that reason hopes to enroll many
out-of-town members. Cincinant is
scheduled for an all breed show in
March, and the collie-ites hope to
have the largest entry.
The Christmas cards this year were
doggier than ever. Scotties continued
to romp all over everything. One of
the cleverest cards we received was
a cut out daschshund silhouette
Evening star., 1935-01-06
AGGIE ARCHERS BAND
First Shoot to Be Held Tuesday
at Roosevelt High.

Department Of Agriculture archers
will hold their first shoot Of the
season Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock
at the Roosevelt High School armory.
The event is sponsored by the re-
Gently formed Recreational and Ath-
letic Association of the Agriculture
Department, and members of the
Potomac Archers' Club of this city
have offered to coach inexperienced
shooters.
charge of archery comprises F. G.
Robb, Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomics, chairman; Ruth Burnett,
A. A. A, secretary, and w. o. Rob-
inson, Bureau of Chemistry and
Soils. treasurer.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
FRATERNITY.

Season Records.
High team sets-Kappa Phi, 1878; A.
!. K, Alpha, 1858.
High team games--Phi Sigma Chi. 61s;
A. I. 4, Alpha, 573.
High individual sveraRe-Reilly (Kappa
PhD, 114-4; Bell tPhi Sigma ChD. 114-2:
P SchloSser Gamma Beta, 112-15.
High individual sets-P. Schlosser
(Gamma Beta). 436: Bell fPhi Sixma
ChD. 3S3; Lohmar alpha Kappa PhD,
3S1.
High individual games-P. sehlosser
Gamma gets), 159; Bell (Phi sisms Chi,
153; 3d.. GarGedlla della "A: /. K; Apha)' itsI itI
Gamma Beta. 101: Bell fPhi Sigma ChD,
80: Cotter Kappa Phil, 93.
High inSivi1Ual Strikes-Bsn (Phi Sigr-a
ChD, 21; P. Schlosser Gamma Beta), 19i
Lohmar alpha Kappa PhD, Is.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
SANCTIONS RACE DATES
Texas Commission Allots ~ Days
to Spring Meets.

AUSTIN, Tex, January S R.-The
Texas Racing Commission today ap-
proved dates for ~ days of Spring
horse racing at EPSON Downs, Hous-
ton, and Arlington Downs, between
Fort Worth and Dallas.
Dates approved were: EPSON Downs,
February % through March %, and
Arlington Downs, March % through
April 20.
The first meet of the 1895 season
will end February 2, when Alamo
Downs. San Antonio, completes q 35-
day program.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
SCHREINER EARNS BERTH
Alexandria Boy Chosen to Play
Forward on Roanoke Five.

SALEM. Va, January 5.-Louis
"Nubby" Schreiner, diminutive Alex
andria, Va, youth, is slated to hold
down a forward post on the Roanoke
College basket ball five this season, ac-
cording to present plans Of Coach
Gordon White.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
LADIES DISTRICT.
DISTRICT LEAGUE

Season Records.
Hish team gare-Kine Pin. 122
High team set-Georgetown. .9o3
High individual game-Bill KraISs new
High individual set-ollie Pacini tTem-
High spares-santini New Center Mar
High strikes-Espey New Center Mar
Hieh individua! averages-Joe Harrison
(CccidentaD. 124-34.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
TED CLARK WINS FIRST.

ARCADIA, Calf, January 5 (P.-
Ted Clark, owned by G. N. Mooney
Of Denver, won the Santa Margarita
handicap today, running the Z fur
LONGS In ! minute 20 seconds.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
PETE MONEY JOCKEY
Wins Three Races, Second, Third
in Others at Pinehurst,

PINEHURST, N. c., January S
R.-The performance of a Jockey,
Joe Petz of Brooklyn, in placing in
the money in each of the five races,
featured the second card of the Sand
hills Steeplechasing and Racing As
sociation here today.
Petz rode Technocrat, Doorkeeper
and Shawn Padriac to sweep the first
three races, and then finished second
astride Hot Cake, the favorite. in the
fourth race, and third astride Fair
Blanche in the curtain event.
Evening star., 1935-01-06

was made to in
ject pep with
rum orS that
Rivers, training
with Petey Sar-
ron. really pu t
the Syrian on the
blink with a wal
lop to the mid
section. 1t fell
fiat, : t hou g h,
when the Sarron
camp issued in
dignant denialS
and Rivers him.
S e ! + m e r e ! y
vouched:
"All I know Is
that W e were
Evening star., 1935-01-06
CORRESPONDENCE.
BURNUM IS RIGHT!

UNIVERSITY, Ala. R).-Since Paul
Burnum started coaching Alabama's
freshman basket ball teams four years
ago, they have not lost a game.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
LADIES FEDERAL.
EPISCOPAL YOUNG PEOPLE.
Season Records.


Hish individual averages-Ludlow fSt
Stephens). 1O4; Fogle GSt. Stephen'sl.
10H; Holt 'st Stephens. 1o3i John ~.
1o9; 11G9; Milburn 'st Andrews. 1o2; Reeves
Hish spares-Ludlow (st. stephen's).
81; Fogle fSt SteDhen'sl, s.; Hendrix lSt.
pauls). So Mi!burn fSt,- Andrews, So;
Besle (St PsulsI. IS; j. Corvo Christ
Hish strikes~Fogle Isl. stephen's5. 10;
lst. PauIsj. Is: Beale ,st Psursl. IS;
Day ISt. Andrews, 15; Basil Christ
church,. IA; Buynitzsky tSt. Stephen's).
IA.
High individual sets - FoRle Cst.
stephen'sl. 361; LUDLOW tst. s;ephen,sl.
lst. stephen'sl. 341; Buynitzsky (St.
Stephens. $40
High team eame-St Stephens. 500.
High team set-St Stephen $50.
HiEh individual Games Ludlow lSt
Stephen'sl. 147; J. Benner lSt. Andrews,
40; Beale (St. Paurs), 140; Hesterbery
tSt. Columbo's). 1872.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
Baer.Carden Breach Widens
Champion Gives Johnston Good Argument in
Detroit-Max to Box i'm Chicago.

Nov you have Braddock matched
have piece of Lasky?
you don't want me to fight
a double-head with Lasky and
Hamas," he shouted. why? Be-
cause you're afraid I'll knock
Lasky into your lap?"
Max leaned closer to Johnston
and said: Listen Jimmy. You
may have the fighters, the officials
and the politicians on your side.
but you don't have these"
He held up his tape-swathed
CHICAGO, January S LP).-Max
~ Baer. who believes fight fans
should be given frequent op-
portunities to watch the heavy
weight champion of the world,
has agreed to terms for 10-round,
no-deciSion bout In the Chicago
Stadium some time in March.
The champions opponent prob
ably will be selected from among
Steve Hamas, Max Schmeling,
former titleholder; Art Lasky and
Primo Carnera, from whom he
won the crown last June. The
title will not be at stake. ex-
cept In the event Of q knockout.
Matchmakers Nate Lewis and
James Mullen left for New York
today to attempt TO sign one Of the
above candidates.
Evening star., 1935-01-06
FIGHT TOMORROW
|SHARD TOF|GURE
Shy Class, but May Provide
Much Action-L0Wry Has
Tough Foe in Jones.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

NEW pIUIHUIUIIdI utdI OpeIIS
~ a new year of local boxing
~ this week when California
Joe Rivers meets Eddie Burl
Tuesday at the Washington Audi
torium in a bout about as momentous
as a game of strip poker in a nudist
colony. But If the scrap is shy on
class, it nevertheless stands a good
chance of ushering in 1885 f1sti-
cutting with flock of flying gloves.
An ATTEMPT
Evening star., 1935-01-06
A. A. A. League

Season Records.
High individual averaee-Stephenson
10a-19; Schecter l0s-I3: Bartels. 106-32.
HtEh individual game-Roberts. $50;
Schecter. 147
High individual set-Bartels $40;
Stephenson and Schec-er 36s.
High individual strikes-Schecter. 81.
High individual spare-Stephenson 50.
FiEh team eane-ComputinE sos.
Eigh team set-ComputinE 1851.
Evening star., 1935-01-06

Sarron stopped, saying he had hurt
himself"
So, on the basis of Burl's recent
upset of Pete De Grasse and Rivers
kayo of LIE Roy Dougan in his only
local start, you'll have to take the
scrap or leave it. In his lone ap-
pearance. Rivers showed he could
punch. Burl a confirmed in-and-
outer, has shown he can take it,"
regardless Of whether he is enjoying
o good night or bad one.