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Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
Lou Winter Rates
To Be Offered By
Southern Pacific

The lowest round trip winter
fares TO California, the Pacific
Northwest, and the Southwest since
he "Homeseekers Excursion Rates"
CT the nineties, according to F. S.
McGinnis, vice president. were an
nounced today by the Southern
Pacific company.
Reductions from eastern ana
middleWeStern points approximate
22ia per cent for first class accom-
mOdationS with substantial reduc-
tons on coach and tourist tickets,
McGinnis announced by telegraph
from Chicago where he has been
in conference with representatives
of other railroads.
Recognizing that the tourist dol
lar is an important factor in the
business life Of western communi-
ties, McGinnis said, the Southern
Pacific is reducing rates in what we
believe will be a successful attempt
10 stimulate tourist traffic to the
west this winter. 1t is our hope
that such traffic will be increased
in sufficient volume to act as de-
cided economic stimulus.
Summer tourist travel has been
noticeably heavier this year and
with winter fares virtually on the
same basis We hope to keep the tide
Of travel rolling westward during
the winter months and 50 aid in
maintaining the tourist business
that flows into the west on a year
round basis McGinnis stated.
The new low first class fares
will be in effect from December
to February Is with tickets bearing
a 21-day limit Coach and tourist
tickets permit more extended stays
the low fares being effective Novem-
ber II TO Nav a."
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12

| Wheatley stables Shark. He's been
just short of greatness on half a
dozen occasions, and Sunny Jim
Fitzsimmons feels it's now or never.
/ Coldstream is the favorite, with
Shark and his stablemate, Teufel,
right behind at 7 to 2.
If the q horses named go to the
post, it will be the largest field
since "a started in 1923, when High
Strung took the sugar They'll be
off at little after p. m, and
while we'll be watching the Yales
and the Penns in Philly, our five
bucks will be doing valiant duty at
the track.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
Nations Best At
Post In Belmont

BELMONT PARK, n. Y, Oct.
IL. U.P)-Marshall Fields Tint
agel won the rich Belmont Fu-
turity from field of II of the
seasons best tw0-year Olds be-
fore a crowd of 10000, here to-
day.
Hal Price Headley's Hollywood
was second, a half a length be-
hind the Sir Gallahad III colt,
with Walter NJ. Jeffords Jean
Bart third.
1t was driving victory in
which Silvio Coucci whipped
Tintagel into contention round
ing the final turn and had his
mount well in hand at the fin
ish. The big disappointment of
the race was the dismal per-
formance of Coldstream studs
COldstream and G. V. Whitney's
Red Rain, heavily backed chOic-
the ruck.
Tintagel dashed the six and
One-half furlOngs in 1:17 2-5
over a lightning fast track and
paid : to l.
NEW YORK, Oct. II iUP)-Twenty
one of the nations best 2-year-olds
are expected to parade to the post
today in the 10th renewal of the
Belmont futurity, worlds richest
race for this class of horses.
Coldstream, Charles B. Shaffer's
black colt, is expected to be the
fayorite in the battle over the 6la
furlong distance. Gross value .
the purse is expected to be approx
mately $500 with about $4,000
going to the winner.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12

ant bill clerk, Sc daily when legis-
lature in session.
John Kabealo, fullback, half
time clerk in excise tax division,
S47.50 per month.
Vic Doris, fullback, clerk in
highway department, so cents an
hour
Frank Cumiskey, end, highway
department clerk, Sl,020 year,
Warren Chrissinger, guard, Ed
West, end, half-time clerks in
highway department, $42.5o per
month.
Roxie Belli, guard, elevator op-
orator, so cents an hour.
Dick Nardi, halfback, part-time
liquor department clerk, $50 month.
Sam Busich end, part-time high
way department, $4250 month, and
Tom Monahan, guard, employed
auditors office, salary unknown.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
Of
FRIDAY GAMES
BY United Press
East


Duquesne 0. Catholic U. 6.
Geneva 80, Bethany Z.
Temple 6, Vanderbilt 3.
Midwest
Cape Girardeau 16, Warrensburg
12
Detroit 10, Oklahoma A. & NJ. 0.
Iowa State Teachers 0, Michigan
State Normal 3.
Kansas Wesleyan 81, Bethany 7.
Kirksyille State Teachers "a,
Simpson College O.
Marquette IA, Kansas State 0.
Nebraska Wesleyan 81, Wayne 0.
North Dakota 25, South Dakota
Ohio U. 40, John Carol 0.
st. LoSif N. 38, Rolla School of
Mines 0.
Center 20. Georgetown College 0.
Louisiana Tech 25, Southwestern
Tennessee Tech 6, Bowling Green
81.
Southwest
North Texas Agriculture College
26, Weatherford 13.
Pittsburgh Teachers 20, Nebraska
B. 0.
Central College 12, Principia 0.
Hastings College as, York College
0.
Far West
Oregon State 33, Gonzaga 6.
Santa Barbara State Is, use
Spartans (ineligibleS) O.
San Diego Marines 81, Califor-
mia Tech 6.
College of Idaho II, Albany 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
FOX STARS AS SPARTANS BEAT
SAN BERNARDINO HIGH Is TO 6

line repeatedly to smear the run
ners. aften throwing them for loss
es.
The SpartanS were much
smoother combination last night
than has been seen on the field in
previous games this season and
when they get started going places
they are very hard to head off.
Opening game of the interschol-
astic season for the Spartans will
be played on October 25 when
Central journeys to Brawley. On
the following Friday night, Novem-
Der l, Calexico will be met On
Central field and from all reports
and indications the Bulldogs will
be the team to beat this year for
the county championship.
SnarfanS Cardinals
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
Cardinals

TouchdoWnS: SpartanS: Fox, 2;
point after touchdown, Fox. Card
mails: Woods, l.
SubStitutions: Spartans - Payne
for Voorting; Smith for Ballou;
Palmer for Fox; Williams for
Spears; Adams for Payne; Lee for
linn. Cardinals - Allender for
KrauSe; Williams for Radich;
Bristow for Morgan; Gutierrez for
Rogers; Hansen for Radich; Rut-
ledge for Rogers; Scott for Lesh-
er; Radich for Hansen.
First downs: Spartans, A. Card
inals, 5.
Forward passes; SpartanS, four
incomplete, one intercepted. Card
inalS: two incomplete, two inter
cepted
Fumbles: Spartans-four, three
recovered, one lost. Cardinals
one, recovered by Spartans.
Penalties: Spartans-3, clip
ping. Is; offside, 5; too many times
out 5, total: 25) Cardinals-3,
tholding, Is, piling up, is offside,
5, total; So
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
By HENRY McLEMORE

United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Of course,
! if one had ones choice when the
stork came gliding down to a
three-point landing on the roof,
one would be crazy if one didn't
say:
Just drop off one of those Shir-
| ley Temples or Jackie Coogans,
and we'll be satisfied. And if you
drop an extra one we won't mind"
For there is nothing sweeter, or
more comforting, around a house,
than a baby boy or baby girl who
is good for $4,000 or more week
Of course, it's a strain in way.
Mama and papa have to give up
/ the work they love so we'll in order
to hang around the estate and tell
reporters when baby cuts tooth,
what baby said when the goVernesS
told him he was outdraWn at the
box office by Garbo in Des Moines,
and how baby is SO unspoiled he'll
ride in the front seat with the
chauffeur.
Too, there's the heartbreak Of
having baby away from the house
all day. So as many parents OF
baby stars have said, $3.50 a day
is small recompense. indeed. when
you think of what they miss. No
baby to crawl all over you when
you're trying to take nap after
lunch; no delightful ball OF fluff
ness and sweetness to soothe your
headache by falling downstairs or
beating $40 worth of noise out Of
a 25-cent drum.
But Shirleys and Jackies are
rare. and J. trust you won't be
shocked when I tell you that it
would be a lot smarter TO ask
brother stork for a good 2-year-old
| horse. Two-year- horses are
much less trouble than 2-year-o
humans, and they can go get that
dough if they're smart-and can
run like hell.
There's that Futurity stake at
Belmont Park today, for example.
| It'll be worth nearly $4,000 to the
! 2-year-old who bangs down home
| in front, and show me the man
who wouldn't let horse, bearing
| that sort of money in his pockets.
right on into the living room. This
Futurity-the Kentucky derby OF
the juveniles-is wide open as Mar
seilles when the fleets in. 1t vas
opened up when Red Rain, C. w.
Whitney's bolt of lightning, failed
50 diSmally in the nursery handi-
cap last Tuesday. Before that race,
Red Rain, because of his mighty
| run TO victory in the Hopeful at
Saratoga, was considered a cinch in
the Futurity.
1t was in the Hopeful, you re-
member, that Red Rain, against
the same colts he'll face today
made up nearly half mile To
,come pounding down the stretch
Workman up, to victory. Our guess
is that he'll do it again today, de-
spite the talk of his bad foot. Mr.
Whitney never has sent anything
but fit horses to the post, and We
don't think he'll start new poll
cy today.
tn be no cakeWalk for Rec
lRain, even if he's solid as his own
Ier's credit. He's got a couple o1
hot ones to beat That Coldstrean
is one. The best horse ever sent
out of the grandly named Cold
stream stud he likes the Widen
er chute, or straightaWay, anC
that's where the race will be rur
today. A slow starter, he's alway
running over them in the stretch
D and on the Widener chute, with it
down-the-middle alley, he's no
8 likely TO be blocked.
8 To-day may be the day for tn
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
OUNUBRIEFS OUNUBRIS

Townsend Talk Tonight - Harry
Z. Woods will present a talk on the
Townsend Plan over the local radio
station tonight at $50 O'Clock. It was
announced.
Pioneer Truck & Transfer -
Phone l for experienced service; (;
moving pianos and household
goods across town or across coun-
try. tts-to
Hotel California and Coffee Shop
now completely refrigerated with
no advance in rates. Rooms from
81 TO SO. Special weekly and month
ly rates. Cafe open all night. Soto
Wooda Blesy-Dancing classes now
started. Every type Of dancing
taught. 1913
Faces Traffic Charge-Matt Smith
OF Brawley. was arrested by police
here last night and booked at
headquarters on reckless driving
charge. His case will come up for
hearing on Monday morning.
Pies Solve the Dessert problem
If they come from Martins Ma
tiohal Bakery. 8t6
DR.. A. b Hanson, dentist New
Professional Bldg. Phone 88. eto
Mattress Renovating - Old mat
treSses made into innersprings with
soft resilient coils at great savings. Z
Write or phone 2e5, Calexico Cotton
Products Inc. 9-24
Call Us for Window Shades. Rey- /
nolds Linoleum Store, 639 Main. |
7-6 |
Parole Violator Jailed Fred
Darrschuck, II, was booked at the
county Jail this morning on a
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
Three-Way Tie For
Grid Booby Prize

CALDWELL, Ida. Oct. Il. U.p
"A driving rain put slippery heels
under the College of Idaho last
night and, as a result. threatened
for a time to break the Albany,
Ore. college record of not VIM
ming a game since 1881.
The Idahoans recovered their
balance, however, and splendid
running and line bucking BY Bob
nv Hoobler and Curley Whelchel
gave them IL to 7 victory.
Albany now shares with Knox
and Hobart colleges the dubious
honor of having lost q games in
row.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
McAdoo And Bride
Taking Honeymoon

LOS ANGELES, Oct. r. U.p)-
U. S. Senator william Gibbs Nc
Adoo and his 26-year- old bride, the
former Doris Cross, will set out on
a belated honeymoon tonight when
they sail for Honolulu abroad the
S. S. Malolo.
Previous honeymoon plans of the
73-year-old senator were disrupted
when he suffered face decorations
and bruises in an automobile mis-
hap.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
Y 'Miea!:|.t!h@E
Los ANGELES AND VICINITY

Fair tonight and Sunday with
occasional cloudiness; seasonable
temperature; moderate wind, most
ly southwest.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

FAIR tonight and Sunday but
cloudy at times in west portion;
normal temperature; moderate west
TO northwest wind off the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12

The tuberculin test ordinance in
Kings county has been upheld by
the district court of appeals and
testing has been resumed.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12
LOCAL TEMPERATURES

Data compiled by Howard En-
mons, local observer for the United
States weather bureau0
Maximum yesterday ..... ............... .96
Minimum fodaV e5
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12

Parole Violator Jailed - Fred
Darrschuck, II, was booked at the
county Jail this morning on a
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-12

Call Us for Window Shades. Rey-
nolds' Linoleum Store, 639 Main.
7-6
Evening star., 1935-03-12

view here yesterday that they opposed
the bill now before the Ontario Legis-
lature to make their five daughters
wards of the King"
The bill was introduced Friday by
David Croll, minister Of welfare. 1t
would bring the children's welfare
under the direction of the minister,
with Dionne himself a member Of
of the board of guardians to be
appointed by Croll.
"Mr. Croll told u.s." said Dionne,
that God never intended us to have
money, that I was a prosperous
Evening star., 1935-03-12

after he had been the victim Of petty
thievery, wounded his brother, Joseph,
%, probably fatally yesterday.
Joseph was shot in the stomach
when he tried to enter the closet.
He ran to a neighbor's house and col
lapsed.
Police said Rudy told them he had
intended the gun to shoot below knee
level, but that he must have mis-
calculated.
Evening star., 1935-03-12

quarters, Seventh and F streets.
These are: Assistant credit union
investigator. Farm Credit Administra-
ton, $4,000; junior physicist, $4,000;
chemist, and senior, associate and
assistant chemists, $4,000 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1935-03-12

farmer and to go back to my farm
and forget about the babies until
they were IS and then we would have
81 ,O00, ,000"
"All we want" said Mrs. Dionne,
"is chance to show that we are
able to raise our babies"
Evening star., 1935-03-12
TEXAS LAUDS JOHNSON
Senate Invites Him to Address
State Legislature,

AUSTIN, Tex, March u P.-
Gen. Hugh Johnsons defense of the
national administration was praised
yesterday in Texas Senate invita-
ton for him to address the Legisla-
ture. The invitation was sent to the
House for approval.
Evening star., 1935-03-12
JOB OPEN AT zoo

Civil Service Examination An
nounced for Assistant Keeper.
The National Geological Park needs
an assistant keeper.
The Civil Service Commission today
announced an examination for the
post, which pays $500 annually.
Three other tests also were an
nounced by the commission, which
will receive applications at head
Evening star., 1935-03-12
Excursion Is Cheap.

Englands greatest railway trip
bargain" was the excursion run re-
Gently between London and Brighton,
when 1t cost SIPS to travel the 236
miles
Evening star., 1935-03-12
BROTHER SHOT BY GUN
TRAP SET IN CLOSET
Stomach Wound May Be Fatal
Weapon Gauged to Shoot
y &ha Aecaetafad nrasw

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, March IA pistol
equipped trap which Rudy Volcensek.
35, set in a closet door in his home
Evening star., 1935-03-12

China may establish a sugar sales
to prevent smuggling.
Evening star., 1935-03-12
Cotton Exports Soar.

Cotton exports from Brazil in the
first 10 months Of last year were over
20 times those of the corresponding
period of 1898.
Evening star., 1935-03-12
QUINTUPLETS' PARENTS
OPPOSE GUARDIAN BILL

Dionnes Want to Rear Children
as Own, Not as Wards of
the King"
BY the Associated Press.
NORTH BAY. Ontario, March Ia
Mr.. and Mrs Olivia Dionne, parents
of the quintuplets, said in an inter-
Evening star., 1935-03-12
Replacement
MIRROR

Assures clear vision. Beveled
edge mirror glass with curved
ends. Fits mirror bracket on
most cars. Size ga in. by S in.
Don't miss this remarkable value.
Evening star., 1935-10-26

child back for his bath. It'll soon be
supper time"
"It sure is a relief to know you
have forgiven me-" Scoop said as he
strolled along beside her. "And to
know you're going to let Uncle Reilly
take care of you If the old gal gives
you the air"
Its nice to know I have an Uncle
Reilly"
At the corner where she waved
good-by to Scoop, Sugar saw Johnny
across the street. She hurried over
and called to him, Johnny, wait a
minute!"
Johnny turned, and came toward
her slowly. From the expression on
his face she knew he had repented
his harsh words.
II just came down to mail letter
to you." Sugar said as she picked the
baby up This is Skeeter. Isn't he a
darling?"
Skeeter wrinkled his nose in a
gamin grin and jumped.
"Boo!" he yelled gleefully.
You're supposed to be scared.
Sugar explained, and Johnny jumped
back, and smiled for the first time.
Boo yourself, fellow" He gave the
boy an easy poke to the chin. Want
to fight?"
Il give you dunn good sock in de
nose, you beeg stuff" Skeeter boasted
doubling up his fists.
Dick Locker lie Masters. where did
you ever hear that?" Sugar sat him
down.
Dat what Uncle Cart say to de fiss
De fiss try to get way"
Evening star., 1935-10-26

Sugar kept her face straight with
an effort. She decided it was best to
drop the matter, and was afraid she
had made mistake in having given 1t
any notice in the first place. But she
would have to tell Uncle Cart to watch
his language hereafter when fish tried
| to get OF his hook. It had served
one good purpoe. however. It cleared
the air. Johnny was grinning appre-
ciativeIy.
"Cute little punk. isn't hep"
~And you be careful what you say.
too," Sugar frowned. HE learns too
fast as it is''
"Okay, grandma. Did you say you
wrote me letter."
IT did. A nice long one, telling you
was sorry I was mean to you, and
promising never to do 1t again"
THAT makes us even." Johnny
grinned again. "That's just what I
was uptown for. mailed you letter" !"
"Oh, I'm so glad" The dimple came
out in Sugars cheek. 1T was terribly
silly of us, really. We mustn't let it
happen again."
81 guess I wasf kind Of rough"
Johnny said penitently. II didn't know
I could talk to you like that. Do you
still love me, honey?"
Sugar nodded shyly. "Uh huh. Do
you still love me?"
"You ought to know. Are we still
engaged2"
LAS far as I'm concerned, we are
If you jilt me, Mr.. De Vile, I'll sue
you for every cent you have in the
world"
Johnny put his hand in his pocket
and drew out quarter.
Take it now. and save your
breath"
"Egg!" Sugar grinned affectionately
How do you like your new job?"
Great! Wait till you see some
of the signs I've painted. They'll knock
your eye out. Going to do some posing
for me?"
Next Thursday" Sugar promised
'I1l get off about two in the after
noon. Is it a date?"
1T better be-" Johnny frowned Sc
verely, but his eyes were gay. Gosh,
it'll be nice to see you! I get paid
Thursday and I'll blow you to dinner
How about it?"
Thank you so much, kind sir. u
Sugar made a little courtsey.
They were at the lie Masters gate
Johnny gave low whistle.
Boy, Is this cute little shack you
live in! How many rooms?"
only 90" Sugar apologized. This
is our town house. We're thinking OF
building on. Wait till you see our
country place"
Johnny suddenly waxed serious.
Are they good to you, Sugar? Are
you happy there?"
Don't I look as though I'm getting
along all right?" she evaded, picking
Skeeter up to hide her confusion.
Haven't got my Skeeter lamb?"
"You won't always be working for
somebody else" Johnny's boyish face
took on a look of determination. 1T
won't be long till I'll make enough
money so can take you out of it and
give you your own home. That's what
a girl like you needs. You're too darn
Evening star., 1935-10-26
INSTALLMENT XIV.

- UGAR remembered Carts warn
ing and knew it wouldn't be
best to get into the car. Es-
~ pecially with Skeeter. Mrs. LIE
Masters might not like her son to ride
with strangers.
From her smile Scoop knew she was
not angry with him.
I'm afraid we can't 60 riding" she
refused wisely. Let's go sit in the
park in the sun"
Scoop bent over Skeeter, with a
friendly grin.
Hello. young man. How are you
today?"
II fine" the baby grinned back at
him trustingly. whats you name?"
Call me Scoop"
Soup" Skeeter said proudly, me
can say Soup. Skeeter want to go
whoopee!"
He means he wants to swing"
Sugar explained. Take his other
hand"
Skeeter lifted his feet from the
ground, swinging from their hands.
"Whoopee!" he yelled joyfully, and
kept it up until they reached the park.
There he lost himself in chasing a
butterfly and Scoop and Sugar sat
down. Scoop began penitently, Il
didn't think you'd ever forgive me for
running away and leaving you last
night. I didn't realize how long we
were gone"
You weren't to blame at all, Sugar
reassured him. But I guess we
shouldn't have gone"
This isn't New York. I can see
that. When I heard of the mess I'd
gotten you into I could have kicked
myself around the block. I've ridden
past your place about SO times today
hoping to see you"
You mustn't blame yourself. If
you do I'll just feel worse. Everything S
all right now. Maybe Mrs. LIE Masters
won't even find out"
Il hope not" Scoop looked crest
fallen. But if anything happens
that you lose your job. you must let
me take care of you. How would you
like to go to New York;"
Sugar felt little sinking sensation
when she remembered Jim Carter'S
warming. Could it be possible that
he was right? Cart called it sweet talk.
She said uncertainty:
"Oh, no, couldn't do that I must
stay here. Mother Friddle wouldn't
want me to 90 away when I'm so
young"
Evening star., 1935-10-26
12%S"fYysso"
(lma StoHx Scsr1erry

Maybe not" Scoop picked dan
delion from beside the bench and
absent -mindedly put it into his lapel.
But at least you'd be treated like a
human being in New York Nobody
asks you who you are or where you
came from there. You'd be taken for
your face value. A girl with your
looks can always find something to
do. I could show you the ropes and
be your guardian angel"
Sugar studied his face. broad, and
bronze and kindly. The large nose with
the freckles on it. the humorous, thick
lips that were almost always parted
in grin, showing his even white
teeth. There was nothing but good
in so far as she could see. 1t wasn't
fair to doubt his sincerity, just be-
cause Jim Carter had warned her
that Scoop might try to get her to
go away.
She sighed. Life was becoming so
complex.
TITS awfully good of you to offer to
help me, Scoop. But I'll be all right.
I'd be frightened to death in New
York, even with you there"
You could board with my Aunt
Bridget" he offered my sister Marge
stays with her. She's lot like you.
You two would hit 1t off great"
All doubt was dispelied from
Sugars mind as to Scoops intentions.
She smiled with relief
IF anything happens I might take
you up on that"
"Greatl" Scoop grinned. Now
feel better. If you lose your job, you
let me take you to Aunt Bridget. Is
that bargain?"
"Shake!" Sugar held out her hand
and got up. It's time to take the lamb