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Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE

90
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
)ss.
COUNTY OF IMPERIA II
We hereby certify that we are
partners transacting business at Ell
Centro in the State of California
under a designation not showing the
names of the persons interested as
partners in such business, to-wit:
M. H. GAVIN LUMBER &
GRAIN co.
The names of the partners are
Dimmie P. Gavin residing at Heber,
California, and Neal H. Gavin resid-
ing at 555 Sandalwood, El Centre,
California.
WITNESS our hands this 18th
day of December, 1886.
DIMMIE P. GAVIN
NEAL H. GAVIN.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
)ss.
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL }
On the 18th day of December,
1896 before me personally appeared
Dimmie P. Gavin and Neal H. Gavin,
known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the
foregoing instrument, and they ac-
knowledged to me that they execut-
ed the same.
WITNESS my hand and seal at
my office, this 18th day of Decem-
ber, 1896.
G. B. SMITH,
Notary Public in and for the County
Is Of Imperial, State of California. 4
EfJotaffafSeal). W ~ D17-24-31-J7
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24
TOday's Horoscope

A person whose birthday is to-
day possesses broad sympathies and
deep understanding. He is liberal
in thought and action.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24
GRAB BAG
One-Minute Test

/. Name the first woman COVER
nor in the United States.
2. Why is grapefruit so calledP
3. Are there any national divorce
laWs2
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24
Hints ON Etiquette

Cutting in" is permissible at
informal dances, if it is done in a
gentlemanly manner.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24

Thingumabobs: Louise Groody
wears single orchid in her hair ;. :.
When Queen Wilhelmina is mental
ly disturbed she works puzzles t.
Zane Grey often goes on two-year
fishing trips on his own yacht &.
Billy De Beck is crack horseshoe
pitcher Lois Long was lunch
eoned and dinnered by friends for
ten days in a row before entraining
for hurry up assignment in Holly
wood recently. !. Sigmund Rombers
downs three cups of coffee before
going to bed and sleeps like top.
Herbert Marshall, the movie star,
scribbles a hurried note with news
that he came vis-a-vis with this
idyll hanging in front of a Beverly
Hills butcher shop:
Our meat is as tender as young
love!"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24
Wards of Wisdom

A day for toll, an hour for sport,
But for a friend is life too short
Emerson.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24

gifted Jackie, a gentle old lion
that worked with him in his last
picture, with several pounds OF
beef, and Wallace Beery presented
Anna Mae, elephant who has
worked in pictures since 1910, with
six bushels of onions, her favorite
fruit.
Wendy Barrie kidded nobody but
herself. She bought an electric train
for her own use, saying she had al
ways coveted but never had the
nerve to buy one.
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Elizabeth Allan, English actress,
explodes rumors she was due to
separate from her husband, w. j.
O'Bryan, English publicity man.
O'Bryan, she said, is on the way
to HOLLYWOOD and will arrive in
time for Christmas dinner.
Fred Perry and Ellsworth Vines
will leave for New York and Perry's
first, transforming tour as a pro-
fessional JAN 3. They were to have
started Sunday, but were held up
while Perry completes film short
at Metro. Tour will take them
through the east and middle west,
winding up in Florida in April.
-OO-
Helen Wood, eye-filling young
Fox player, snarled Christmas traf-
fic in downtown Los Angeles out
Of ecstasy at seeing her name in
lights for the first time. Crossing
Broadway laden with packages, she
spotted her name on the Marquee
of LoeWs State and was entranced.
AS the traffic tide turned, she
realized if she continued across she
wouldn't be able to see her name
any more, so turned and scampered
back Car braked for a block, and
the law rescued her.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24

of shopping, although that is a good
idea, too, but largely by putting aside
a certain amount each month to cover
the expenses Of Christmas.
The best year Of years is coming us.
How about, keeping, the resolution this
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24
New York Day by Day
By O. O. Mcintyre
ByN'Iiion,s

tie and tails almost label one as an
exhibitionist. Even the plushy Lu-
cius Beebe is gracing his pew in
mufti. ...
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24

Raphaels remuneration for paint
ing The :Trapsfigpratiop", 4 Is said
to have been u B5dF " ". W ~ w.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24

Contrary to common belief, it is
not against the law to wash and
mend the American flag. .--=.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24

Three ships were involved in the
Boston Tea Party, in ITS. They
were the Eleanor, Beaver and Dart
mouth.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24

Walking sticks coated with prep
aration that is luminous in the dark
are being made in France for the
use of the blind who are obliged to
90 about after dark.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24

Some of the mahogany logs i'm
ported from Africa weigh as much
as five tons each.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-24

The entrance to New York har-
Dor is seven miles wide or the dis
tance from Sandy Hook to Rock
away point.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17

made. The horse completing the course
in the shortest time plus faults to be
the winner
Glass IL. Pairs Of Hunters - To be
shown over outside course. Horses to
follow each other at a safe hunting
pace. After third jump. first horse wilt
check until second horse has come
abreast. They will then continue
abreast over the balance of the course
Performance, appearance as a pair and
suitability to be main consideration in
scoring class.
Glass 49, Qualified Hunters-To be
fled hunter is a horse that has won
a blue ribbon in any show prior to jan
uary 1. 1885, or has been hunted more
than one season with an organized pack
of hounds" Performance, rs per cent;
conformation, IS per cent.
Glass II. Corinthian Glass - To be
shown over outside course in full hunt
ing attire. Performance, so per cent:
conformation, 20 per cent; appointments,
and sandwich box to winner.
Glass Is. Teams of Three Hunters
Appointments and colors not to count.
Performance. IS per cent; suitability and
appearance, rs per cent.
Glass Is. Consolation Classic be
shown in ring over eight jumps four
feet high. Performance only to count.
Only nonwinners of blue ribbon in this
show to be eligible for this class.
Glass II, Champion of Show-Cham-
pionship will be awarded to the horse
scoring the most number of points.
Points to be scored on the basis of
sal. Reserve championship to second
highest scorer. Glasses IL and Is not
to count toward championship.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17

Frank O'Mahoney, well-known
washington sportsman, and his
committee aides last night an
nounced a colorful program of
II classes that will match if not
SurpaSs. any card presented at a
local show this season. Action
will start at 1920 a. m. and con-
tinue throughout the day.
The classes will be staged in
an attractive ring and over a
beautiful outside course that are
being constructed on the Mont
gomery estate. which is located
about four miles south Of Alex
andria on the Mount Vernon
boulevard. The plant will be one
Of the best hereabouts. OMa-
honey said.
The classes, which are open
to post entries, will be as follows:
Glass /, Green Hunters-To be shown
in ring over four jumps not to exceed
feet high. Three-year-olds TO jump
az feet Others to jump feet.
Conformation. rs per cent: performance.
Glass .. Junior Jumpers-To be shown
in ring over four jumps about Sh feet
high. Open to all riders IS years OF age
and under. Performance only to count.
Glass 3. Ladies' Hunters-To be shown
in ring over four jumps about 3h feet
high. To be ridden by ladies. Suit
ability, 25 per cent; conformation, IS per
cent: performance. so per cent.
Glass 4, Novice Jumpers-To be shown
in ring over four jumps. Three-year-olds
fn fir 0th IN A
Horses entered in this class shall not
have won a blue ribbon in jumping
class in any show prior to this show"
Performance only to count.
Noon Recess
Class s. Hunter Hacks-To be shown
in ring at walk, trot. and canter then
over four jumps about 81 feet high.
Conformation, 80 1-S per cent perform
ance. 80 1-3 per cent; hacking. SO 1-S
per cent.
Glass s. Open Jumping-To he shown
in ring over eight jumps feet high.
Performance only to count. In case of a
tie. the judges reserve the right to
raise the height Of the jumps.
Glass Z. Junior Hunters-To be shown
in ring over eight jumps 81 feet high.
Open to riders Is years of age and un-
der. Conformation, IS per cent; per-
Torrance, SO per cent; suitability. IS
per cent.
Class s, Bride Path Hack-To be
shown in ring at a walk. trot ard can
ter. Hacking and ability to give a good.
safe ride. 10 per cent; soundness and
style, 25 per cent
Glass g. Touch and Go-To be shown
in ring over eight jumps feet high.
refusal or any part of horse or rider
touching wing will count as a touch.
In the case Of tie, the jumps may be
raised at the discretion of the judges.
Glass TO- Working Hunters To be
shown over the outside course Per-
Torrance only to count.
Glass IL. Handy Jumpers - To be
shown over a special jumping course.
The time of each horse will be taken
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Golf Fdvorites
Eliminated

OMAHA, Neb.. July 1.-THE de-
Tending champion, the medalist,
Walker Cup stars and a most Of
pre-tournament favoriteS were part
of the gallery today as the 37th
annual Western Amateur Golf
tournament went into the quar-
terfinal round of match play.
Johnny Lehman, of Chicago,
ousted Charlie Yates, of Atlanta,
the defending champion, 2 and l,
in Second-round play yesterday.
Wilbur Kokes, of Chicago, ILL
nois champion, eliminated Rodney
Bliss, of Omaha, runnerup last
year, in the first round yesterday,
but was sent to the SidelineS in
the afternoon round by Cradle
Duvall. jr., Of Kansas City.
Haas Beats Goodman
Fred Haas, jr.. of New Orleans,
put out Johnny Goodman of
Omaha, Walker Cup player and
former National Open champion,
l up.
Bill Cordingley. 18-year-old Des
MoineS star who placed the quail
flying field the first day with a So.
was eliminated by Don Schu-
macher of Dallas, and 4. A fell
low toWnSman, Billy Hall, was
eliminated by another Dallas ex-
pert. Jack Munger, l up.
The medaliSt, Matt ZadaliS, OF
Omaha, was put out in the first
round by Bob Fraser Of Omaha,
who went on to win his second
round tuSsle from Ted Adams, OF
Kansas City, 4 and 3.
Leslie Eliminates Edwards
DeS Moines kept a representative
in the lists when Denmar Miller
downed Francis Lynch of Denver,
5 and 4. Paul Leslie of jefferson
City, Mo-, was the eighth survivor.
He defeated Don Edwards Of
Stanford University, 3 and 2.
The Walker Cup player to fall
by the waySide in addition to
Yates and Goodman was Walter
Emery, of Oklahoma City. who
failed to qualify. Another non
qualifier was Chick Evans, jr., Of
Chicago, six times winner Of the
tournament.
Today'S matches, the semifinals
tomorrow, and the battle for the
title Sunday, will be played over
the 36-hole route.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Sport Worlds
Passing Show

United States Olympic track
stars. swimmers and gymnaSts
worked out on deck as steamer
Manhattan steamed toward Eu-
rope Robert SmalIwOOd, ma
tiOnaI 400 meter champion,
stricken with an apparent attack
of appendicitis, was still on sick
list Several OlympianS, in
Guiding Jack Torrance and a
couple Of OarSmen, suffered from
seasicknesS as liner entered
heavy seas.
Fred Perry, all-England sim
giles champion, defeated Bryan
M. (BitSy) Grant, Of Atlanta,
while Don Bulge, Of California,
turned back Bunny Austin, of
England, in tennis matches at
EaStbOurne, England. e.
Johnny Lehman, of Chicago.
eliminated Charlie Yates, of At
lanta, and Freddie Haas, Jr., of
New Orleans, routed Johnny
Goodman, of Omaha, in thirty
seventh annual Western ANA
teur Golf tourney at Omaha. .
Don Mcneil, Of Kenyon Col
lege, Ohio, and Oklahoma City,
won in Eastern junior champion
ships at New York.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Tough Spar Pals
Await Ross

Making good his promise that
he will report here several days
ahead of schedule and complete
his training for next Wednesday
nights schedule ten round boxing
bout with Phil Fur at Griffith
Stadium, World Welterweight
Champion Barney Ross checks out
of Chicago today.
Tomorrow morning at 8:45 Ross
checks into Washington an d
quarters at the Carlton Hotel in
an air cooled suite.
Upon his arrival here Ross will
have three tough sparring part
ners awaiting him, Richie Mack.
Jackie Carter and Bill Tones all
having been lined up to assist in
putting the champion through his
final PAGES.
AS has always been his custom
Ross is in no wise undertaking
Fur and has been in hard train
ing with several high salaried
sparring mates in Chicago while
pointing for this bout.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Horse ShoWCdrd
Awaits Finals

Conducting a horse show I'M
der the flood lights was put down
as successful by Riding and Hunt
Club officials, following the open
Ing program last night at the
Meadowbrook Club grounds, To-
Gated on the East-West highway.
Tomorrow the program comes
to a conclusion. The flood lights
again will be used and only a few
changes in the type of jumps will
be in order.
The first event is scheduled at
1880 p. m. Officials expect a large
crowd.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Hearst Event
Tops Regatta

HAvRE DE GRACE, Nd, July
1.-THE sixth annual two-day
regatta of the Havre De Grace
Yacht Club gets under way here
today, featured by the William
Randolph Hearst perpetual
trophy race.
The races are held on the his
toric Point Concord on the Sus-
quehanna River. Besides the
Hearst event there are At other
races which will find both out
boards and cubic inch crafts
speeding for honors.
The entire regatta is sane
toned by the Power Boat AS
ISOLATION. Twelve competitors
will compete in the Hearst race,
which will be held tomorrow and
which will find 225 cubic inch
boats competition. The most not
able of the entries is Apex, driven
by j. P. Millikin. of st. Louis.
Herbert A. Creef's Miss Mateo II
is another threat.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
National City
League Card
(FOR Sunday


UNLIMITED SECTION A
Dixie Pigs VS.. Heurich. RiVerdaIe.
Millers VS.. Printers. No. Q West PO-
tOmRc.
shady Grove VS.. W. o. W.. West Ell
lipse.
Plaza VS.. Blue Flames. South ElIipse.
UNLIMITED SECTION b
d. C. Plumbers VS.. White Haven. No.
j. o. .. a. NJ. VS.. Old Manhattan. No.
10, west Potomac.
d. G. 8. VS.. Nolan Motors, North Ell
npse.
All games start at p. m.
JUNIOR DIVISION
Police No. VS.. Pep Boys, No. 1
Monument.
j. c. Flood VS.. New Deal, South Ell
npse.
Georges VS.. simpsons Pharmacy, No.
IL West Potomac.
Clarendon Juniors vs.. West End. West
EIIipse.
All games start 1 p. m.
MIDGET DIVISION
Tru Blue VS.. TakOma. South EIIipse.
Regent vs.. Nationwide, No. 12 West
Potomac.
versis VS.. Wizard Locks, No. I MOnu.
ment.
All Eames start II .. n.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Kirk Miller Says:
Continued from LIST Sports Page

Continued from LIST Sports Page)
day, veteran or rookie, can wait
out the pitchers with greater ef-
fectivenesS than can OSSie Bluege.
Those same gimlet eyes that
can pick a binding drive out Of
the air or off the ground seem
to be able to tell what a pitch
is going to be almost the instant
it leaves the grip of the mounds
man.
Too, I believe Bluege's even
temperament recommends him
strongly as likely timber to be
able to handle ball players both
in the heat of battle as well as in
the calm Of listlesS games where
in everyone seems to be in &C
cord.
His honesty and Judgment are
outstanding characteristics.
Other Qualification
His poise in the face of any
crisis could be guaranteed by
the many who have observed him
over the IS years of his public
life.
His alert mind and quick eye
give him that which many UNI
pireS Of the current era lack.
He would not grow hog-fat on
such a job and thereby slow up
mentally.
Baseball would get its moneys
worth out Of Bluege as an UNI.
pire, because he would lend dig.
nifty to the calling.
And the fans would be with
him from the start, not only the
Washington fans, but those OF
every American League city as
well as those in the National
League, who have observed him
from a distance for years and
intimately in three worlds series.
Gentlemen, and ladies, I give
you OSSie Bluege as an employe
Of the American League in the
role Of umpire, when his play.
ing days are over!
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
BeIIeHaVenCIub
LiSts2MdtChes
For Weekend
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

by OEOhOE n. OAME GUN
Belle Haven Country Club golf
ers of Alexandria will be busy
over the weekend.
Tomorrow, the Alexandria club
men will be host to rivals in the
BtState League. Sunday, they
entertain a team of "a officers
from, the Marine Barracks, Guam
tico.
Winche ter, Purcellville and
Martinsburg will compete in to-
morrow's round robin Bi-State
League matches with Belle Haven.
Winchester leads, followed by
Purcellville and Belle Haven. To-
morrow's matches close the BIZ
State League.
Belle Ravens team probably will
be chosen from Charlie Rollins,
A. D. Jess" Willard, Bill billiard,
Herb Bryant, Sam Palmer, Charlie
Holden, Andy Clarke, Beaudric
Howell, j. B. Murphy, Will
KrauSe, Henry Anderson and r.
L. Kane.
Claude Rippy District public
parks champion, has been paired
with Charley Ferrara, San Fran
cisco, for the 36-hole qualifying
rounds in the national public
parks championship opening
Monday at Farmingdale, L. 1.
Ferrara won the national crown
in 1881 and 1888.
Ted Burrows has been brack-
eted with Ernest ]. Hotter,
Wheeling, w. Va: Bobby Burton
with Paul Sloppy, Long Beach,
Cal, and Pat Axtell with Mike
LaZor, Sharon.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
PWA Wins
.FromG.P.0:
|nLeague
BY SID KATZNELL

Highly indignant over the plain
Old Mans letter to this column
which knocked his ace pitcher
Leaton KuShman, c. F. Kirkpat
rick, manager of the Burleith A
c. unlimited baseball team, writes
81 read the article in last
nights Times which lowered my
pitcher, LeatOn KuShman, and
praised Arnold Heft, the Central
High pitcher.
"That fellow who signs his let
ter Plain Old Man is all wet.
Why, KuShman is far superior
to Heft. He was rightly chosen
on the mythical all-high team
the past season.
eve don't want the publicity
Heft gets, but we will challenge
any team that Heft pitches for,
and we will pitch KuShman. 1
will bet my shirt that KuShman
will Outpitch Heft If they hook
up on the mound.
81 am not in the habit Of brag-
ging about my team, but, with q
team like 1 have, it deserves
credit. 1 believe the Burleith
A. G. is one of the fastest young
unlimited teams in the city. Be
sides Kushman / have two other
aIEhigh players. They are AL
den Lawyer, ShOrtStOp, and Bill
EdmOnStOn.
''EdmOnStOn was the OutStand-
ing player in the series. He can
hit and field like nObOdy'S bust
ness.
Sincerely yours,
&C. F. Kirkpatrick,
Manager Of the BurIeith A. c."
The best game played in the
weekday leagues yesterday was
the PWA-G. P. o. contest in the
Departmental League. The former
won, 5 to 4, after nine innings OF
torrid baseball.
Matlack, the winning hurler,
was slightly better than Bob Lyon,
the veteran G. P. o. pitcher.
Mat" allowed seven hits and
struck out four, while Lyon per
mitted eight hits and whitfield two.
Lefty" Jewett and Farrell led the
attack for the victors with two
hits apiece.
The Federal Bureau of Investi-
CATION continues to ride high in
the United States Government
League. They bumped off Treas
ury, 10 to 3, yesterday. The Omen
made is hits, with Pepco Barry
and Colliflower featuring with
three hits apiece.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Stage
Show Tonight

The Seat Pleasant fire depart
ment presents it's 30-round boxing
show tonight at Duffy Stadium,
Seat Pleasant. Entire proceeds
will be turned over to the Seat
Pleasant fire department.
Meyer Rowan, claimant to col
ored lightweight championship, is
scheduled to appear in one of the
many interesting exhibition bouts.
Rowan has a fine record.
An attractive gate prize will go
to the lucky drawer. It is an all
expense weekend trip to Virginia
Beach.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
CatIin S Lose Game
To Sterling Tossers

Catlin's could not match the
power of the Sterling Cafemen in
the New York Avenue Softball
League and therefore dropped an
8 to 4 game yesterday on Monu-
ment Diamond No. l.
fluffy Leemans hurled for the
SterlingS. Joe Tucci and Charlie
Molyneaux divided for Catlin's,
with the latter turning in an ex-
cellent game after the third when
the SterlingS scored 7 runs.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Win First Half

Little Taverns are the first-half
winners of the Boys Club of Wash
ington League. They defeated the
Franklin Boys Club. 1910. yester-
day, to turn the trick.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Florida Club Signs Manero

Tony Manero, National Open
golf champion, has signed to head
the professional staff of the Miami
Biltmore Country Club, Coral
Gables, Fla.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Annapolis Seeks

Annapolis A. C. is without a
game for July 26. due to a can
collation.. Write the management
ct Annapolis, Md.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Boulevard Farms Set
For ColorfuL Sho1U

The Boulevard Farms Horse and Hunt Show be held
Saturday July g. at the nearby Virginia estate Of Edmund
Montgomery American consul to Mexico, will provide
suspicious opening the annual fixture the Capitals
calendar of equestrian sports
The Washington times., 1936-07-17
Prince Georges Idle

Prince Georges diamonders want
Saturday and Sunday tits. Phone
Greenwood 2726.
The Washington times., 1936-07-17

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