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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

F. A. Wardlaw went to Idaho
Falls Monday to bring his family
here.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30
LOCAL MENTION

| LUGAL MtNIlUN |
House to rent. Inquire at Herald
office.
Edward X. futile was Burley
visitor Friday.
Four-room house for rent. IN
quire at the Herald Office.
Baseball practice is in full swing
Splendid possibilities are evident.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Matrindale's
baby was sick few days this week
F. A. Wardlaw went to Idaho
Falls Monday to bring his family
here.
Worthington Halverson is recov-
ering from serious illness OF pneu-
monia
You can always get your size in
Levi Strauss overalls at Hale & Tut
ties. Adv.
Mrs. Freeman Bates has returned
from the mine until better quarters
can be arranged.
Green vegetables and fresh fruit
including strawberries, at the Gem
Cash Saturday. Adv.
Mrs. Toolson was up from Burley
Monday to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Timothy Matthews.
For sale, oats and seed potatoes.
Inquire of Frank Lynch, Route Q. or
phone 246J2. Adv. (Apr. 2-16)
Found--a box of patterns. Owner
Rexall store and paying for this adv
Monday evening the Croft barber
shop was broken into from the rear
! Nothing was taken but a bottle Of
hair tonic.
to the Kinney property just opposite
the house they had been occupying,
which burned.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

Worthington Halverson is recov-
ering from serious illness OF pneu-
monia.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

Four-room house for rent In
quire at the Herald Office
Baseball practice is in full swing
Splendid possibilities are evident.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

Edward r. futile was a Burley
visitor Friday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

F.. j. Lakes family have moved in
to the Kinney property just opposite
the house they had been occupying,
which burned
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

You can always get your size in
Levi Strauss overalls at Hale & Tut
ties Adv
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Matrindale s
baby was sick a few days this week
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

House to rent. Inquire at Herald
Office.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

Monday evening the Croft barber
shop was broken into from the rear.
Nothing was taken but bottle Of
hair tonic.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

Found--a box of patterns. Owner
may have same by calling at the
Rexall store and paying for this adv
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

Mrs Freeman Bates has returned
can be arranged
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30

For sale, oats and seed potatoes.
phone 246J2. Adv. (Apr 2-16)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
Glass ~ 1910 Picnic

When bunch NJ voung poopl,
rather with lunch baskets ana mm.
honnetA preparatory Il u iluut In
The fields or woods. /, IL u sJrc glgr
~ springs advent And, that D..
what The ouior class 1T the uiEh
school did yesterday
II WIS truly q happy pnd excited
bunch OF boys and Rrls wao mlt-
cred ut the school about u'tinch
Yesterday afternoon with the .utl
purposo IN Wow OF hnvlar ruui
Time IN the great oGt.oi.doore Itprt
we're O. students aud five d'r..
ans. Mesdames Nilhm Row. 49,
{. Heard, Tom CutT NJ o.. Morton
rnd w. A. Mclntoh, ~ uopil ui
he high school
Frying Pom ranch l3d nNUp "a.
lcctcd by the pionlc:is and n cars
The "Trip was made In li'ila COL. rn
time.
a number brouph' k,dll md
much fun was derived IN the 'lting
of pictures. many 4 which VII 30
count appear in due time IN ".o
AirpNi."
liut best of all was tho roasting
of sausas's and mlrslmullows over
The glowing cmhcrs OF a camr ilrc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
Mr., litter llon1,cl

J. ,. Utter was the houored gu st
az delishtful sis cour,r dinner
given Thursday evening nv his
daughter. Mrs. v. T.. Copper. IN
celebration OF his birthday anniyet.
sary.
The Co0ptr home Was beautifully
decorated IN Easter lilies and sweet.
peas, carrying out the sentiment ot
The season lhesa flowers com.
bined with fcathery visps ol fern
were also used IT. decorating the
table. However. u dcliciodsly frost.
cd birthday cake. ugleam with many
candles. occupied the place OF hon.
"r ,llon the festive board. white
dainty japanese place cards. boar.
Ing an Easter greeting. marked erch
quests place.
. After the delicious sir ccursa
dinner, the evening was devoted t.
Progressive games. and music. Those
present were Nir. and Mrs. J J.
Utter. Mr., and Mrs J. u. fsrwrll
ir, and Mrs, L. !. Jieyr aud J l..
rafwell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
Mr.. aud Mrs. C,cII Houorcd

Mr., and Airs. John Cecil were de.
ligbtfull, entertained Thuisd.,,
evening with a social nv the Chris.
tan Endeavcr Society In N. parlcrs
q tho FRS, Christian church.
The evening was devoted To- ramcs
and contests. Dellghimlly huwor.
Gus addresses were made by botn
elr. Cecil aud Rev. Cu,hrrl,. who "
conducting the pre.Easter saryic' :
10 the Christian church,
Toward the evenings clos" light
refteshmenis we've served
Mr., ana Mrs. Cecil have receltly
come 10 Amarillo IN max. ,h.ir
home Mr. Cecil has Charre ri the
southweslern Federation II Chrls.
tan Endeasors, with hoadQuqiieys
In this CITY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
social Note, and Personal Mention.

Mr., aud Mrs, Clarence VI, Eaklr
VIII leave Sunday fer California.
where they VIII remain Indefinitely
They plan To visit In San lofn ,rdlnl
and from there they viii 10 Ia MOn.
ioyla where they viii visit with MIR.
and Mrs. ] q. Jenkins Of Amarillo
who are wlnterlng az that place. Slh-
tigso. Long lie1ch ana other points
~ interest VIII he visited before ne.
turning home.
Mr.. aad Mrs, J, u. Kerr, who
have been winleimg 1t Martin
springs, TEXAS. returned to Amurlllo
Thursday
Mrg. A. nln,n, formerly ct ANA.
tlllo. hut who is now making her
homo In Wellington, Kansas, IN VISIT.
ing in the city ~ the quest ~ hcr
daughter Mrs clarence NJ, T., kle.
Mr.. md Mrs q, u Aaniall and
email scn Ut Temple, have arrived
IN AnHgti0 and expect to make
heir future home In thls city, Mt
Randall viii Ne connected Wi,b tn"
INIT National hank OF this CITY Mrs,
Randnll a slater OF N,H H. y
dast'rsou lrs aud Of thc present
Tim, they ate duppng o. the Mas.
t,iton residence, 1919 Taylor
George VinCu,d, who IL attend.
NIX The 1,Nls military cCilrgl at
Terrell arrived home Yesterday t.
,p,nd the Easter holidays With hlI
parents "a aud Mrs, 5 y \uc.
Sbrd
Mrs. NJ ~ Cepcland, lo'nuh )t
Amarillo bet who ~ row making
her home In ehsrman, Is IN ;hc ,i,y
un business and ~ u CUES, q, ~
and Mrs. \. 4. vineyard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

ia,s- recipes aud rave money ON
meat.
Recipe Va. I
fhT Roast OF MUTTON WITH
CrkRANT MINT SAUCE
- pounds mutton tplutoI
Seasoning
Wipe meat. sprinkle with rllt and
Pepper. piece an rack ~ dripping
ran. aud iledvc meat ard bottom Of
pan with flJur llakc ~ hot wen
Tor hours basiias frcupegily win
butter az butter substitute. Serve
with cnrraIt mat gauco,
CuIrant Mint saiw,
Separate 20 lumber NJ cnrran,
oily 10 pieces. hat ~ No, ben' u
Mid or, 10 two t1blr,pooniu,- llncN
NhtppCd innt 10, YES ana shnrlngS
tr'nh IN orange I'd. Sew ~, dId
roasi
I,rcilp No. >
EStAl.LOrEn CuRN nEEf
cuDs cooked coined beet. cubed
cup medium white sauce
sialk celery, ckoipou .inc
slice oni,.n, chopped
Cook celery aud onioA ~ .nucc.
rut the coined bo'i IN shallow
hakirr dish. Remove ol.iv and
onion from sauce. Add rauca -
nest. :, rlnkln with hrad cramh.
.noistcncd with melt Il butter or but
ter substitute. brown In hot nv"n
I,ecipc w. n
VEAL C"Tl.eTS AID SOrP
. pounds veal shank
Cook veal shank Ia boiling salt.
Cd water until tend'r. l,cmc,e ne
much meat Us possible tr"m thi
hone Cat the pieces To resemble
, chops.
Take this veal and season we'll.
Roll In crumbs. esq and crumbs
~ lin aud sante IN butte or m, ter
substitute. Garrish with parsley.
For the soup take the REMAINING
portion OF the shank AID put II into
o kettle with CUPS brown stock
and q few pepp"rcorns. salt celery.
salt and any other seasoning desired
Add i.2 cup each OF diced po,atons,
turnips and parslcy Cook for onc.
half hour.
This veal shank provides snur
aud crtlcts for n family ot five.
Recipe No. +.
PORK AND SArERKRAtr
. pounds spaieribs
cans s.ucrkraut
Seasoning
Wash spar,ribs ard place In roast.
er. Bake IN moderate oven for | -
hours, nf,er seasoning well with salt
pepper aud any Other additional
seasoning desired. Heat the con
tents 81 cans of sauerkruui Ar.
range srar,ibs on platter aud sur.
round with sau.rhrau,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
ToiiaA,N A,IilIii...

An Easter bazaar and market IN
being held ~ the Collins Drug
store, Fifth AMI Polk street, J., M,
ladies' OF the Folk street Methods,
church.
An Easter Erg Hunt foi tn Rid
dies OF the Primary Department ri
the First BAPTIST Sunday school. ~
10 held y, the church this afternoon
A market uni bazaar /. h,inf
held at the Amarillo Gas Conn any =
offices, CQG Polk street. by Ito Won.
ans Auxiliary OF the Clnrrrgauonnl
church.
The Junbr Department OF tho
First Baptist Sunday School win
hunt Faster ,sgs this afternoon at
the city Park. I o'clock.
The Primary Department ~ t,c
Central Presbyterian will meet at
The church AZ o'clock aud from
there 10 In lody TO the q. q Drd.
way residence, ?tQO Harrison 81.
where On Easter tge Hunt win h.
held.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
Inril, yhlrcs.

According 10 wcid received here,
q son was bonn ~ M aud Mrs Clar-
cnco Hunter of Wthita fnlif last
Venini ntlh Nj and urs lluL.
ter were resident, Ut Amarillo or
u number 0f wears aud are well
known and highly bought ~ thru.
cut this community Mrs. Hunter
VAS formerly Mi.g Eileen Copelur
~ Amarillo,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
JUNIORS To ~ VT EASTER
EGGS TINS AfrI itNOON

The Junior Department of tho
fhst baptist sunday School viii ~
entertained with IN Easter fgg hunt
This afternoon 70 nclo9s at the
city Park. by the teachers Ut tho de.
pnriment. A special invitation Ia
extended the mothers u the boys
and Rirls 10 also BE- preV"ni ~ the
afternoons iun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

luns, donated b W Roller.
pickles, candy, fruit ana az that
pocs toward making q picnic = sue.
cess we're TO be- had
Toward evening the party, tired,
bui happy returned to the city tel.
mr. capable OF undertaking the most
nrduous " problems after the In.
MIGRATING Influence OF their ouling
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
Ann"a, rrc.ia.,c, pmcr ,.ry,cr.


YESTERDAY afternoon al Z o'cl0ck the
ladies' OF III, First Christian eLrrti,
me, for their annual pre-. Easter
Icayci services conducted b. ~,
Woman's N ssionary society Of Ia
church. With AIRS. !. T. Montgomery
q, the organ and Ms. ". r. strick.
land as leader. the following Lro.
gnm Was enjoyed
Friday afternoon : o'cloer-.
Leader--Nrs. ". \. strickland.
lntroduetor.--Mrs. ". Il. brown
opcLlng Sons - Am Thine q
Loif,"
Scripture l.1san 80, MtNlam-r
Craven, MeCulsiiih. Wa,gnp, cole.
rrollnget, rrewlil fisk ard John
sOh.
PRAYER Mn. Alier THOMPSON.
II Millions rrayei'- NJ. :. u.
Madden.
Sole "T,aeh Ne 10 rr,i" Ma.
q. N Thompson
ftasef~ that fafeRis MaY iAedl'
cate Their Ihildrn 10 ihe lord
Work
Stewardship OF lie Ms u u
llasela cod
"Falne nph Sol Mas l.slnty
NarRes
smr 4 laNe NN lifr iof Thee
sles lTdship al m mey
fhenksgNins 'pn Ma " =
lJek
piNer- slyiVg lht o. as .otr
Nrgantt Ma . r. Ngnig'n,i'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
GLOUCESTER Moous
RUTH J. MEYER

GLOUCESTER, MOONS
JiiLt'ef.thc ground " purple blue.
Blue Is tho Quaker maid.
TIE wild geranium holds iis dew
Long Ia the bouldcr's shado.
Over tho shelf OF tho sindy cove
Beach peas blossom hate.
IVY sopse anc cliii the splrrows rove,
Each ealing to his mate.
seaward the seagullt a..
And the ;and birds all At, hr,e:
That sre"n yold Hash was u ,lrru.
And Wonder flame where tie marsh
flags grow
Was ~, rlet anagci.
william Vaughn Moody.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
EASTER EGG NM ron
PRIMARY ntpARIML\l

The members CT the rtimtry ne
paFtment ol the cvniral rtsaNte
fisn Sunday Sehool will meet lhi.
afternoon AZ the ehmch ~ Z e'eloeh
uHd from there Will go To- a boats
10 Mrs q, u, Oldways hone .t'u
Harrison street, wh,rs lhtA VII
hut lor Easter eggs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
ELks ENTLRTAiN wITu
HENl. MONTHLY uN\II'

The Elks cnleltaired last evening
Wiz their usual doilghiml sent.
monthly dance AZ the ledge home
The popular pastimc was INDUCED
In until late hour wher Ellng
home time was announced with u
final waltz, Home. Sweet nome
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
lhriH nss,pe,

Here are solie r,il thr.it rr0 ipei
Tor tasty GHlri,ious drhc prrpslvt
from less c0slly meats. u + rsyra
by The diNh Ion OF somrgs agtlft
ties, Depart nent Vl luai.r '
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

- Mrs, Nannlc T'ha,kery. n " il. d, IN.
they all died but ~. 'rhcn cainmcna"j
9n Avlcol and haven't lost an, slnee'
lN,N have grown wonderfully
" costs nothing Ia tfN ANlrni " Won
ION hnd that " prevents AMI promptly
~ Nlll. diafthoeh chick cholera nud
Your money VIII be refunded hf return
mhii ANl'ol II Fnld hv most aneslsl.
sni noultty remedy dealers, or Won rhn
"n .ac or poe today Tor n package hy
nnS,i We ua,t lluuoll. nnggcr Co, a6i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

Most people lose half Of every hatch,
anu seem 10 expect II, Chick cholera ~
while dinrfhoea IN the trouble. The II. n
uoNefnnenl states that over half tho
chicks Matched die from this Vause
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

an AVIcOI tablet,
placed IN tho drlnkln
waicf, viii positively
save your little chicks
nom oil such diseases.
inside VI ~ hours tho
sick ones will boAs lively
~ ctirkels, Avlonl keeps
them healthy aud makes
Them grow and develop
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-05

With costs of all kinds of goods increasing almost continually
thrifty buyer will want miss the chance get at much less
than regular price the very things in demand just Out
oown shoppers will find Values at One Dollar that Worth
Travelling Miles For we'll becoming better acquainted with
the buying facilities of ST. Johnsbuy the shopping centre Of
Northeastern Vermont Dollar Day is the Day when Dollars DO
Double Duty.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-10-28

Party invitations, juvenile station
cry and children's correspondence
cards on sale at The Herald Book
Store.-adv.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-10-28
BANK OF TRENTON ROBBED.
About $4,000 Worth of Liberty
Bonds and Stamps Stolen.

Edgefeld, Oct. 20.-The Bank of
Trenton was entered and robbed ear
ly this morning. The thief entered
the front door and blew out an exca-
walton in the wall of the outer vault
sufficient for. man to get through
where the deposit boxes of private
citizens are kept, contents OF most
of the mbeing taken, consisting OF
liberty bonds and war savings stamps
largely. The inner vault and safe
where the money was kept was not
entered and no cash was taken. While
no official statement of the amount
of bonds and stamps stolen has been
made, it is variously estimated that
from $4,000 to $4,000 was the
amount. The boxes of several, one
of them Belts Bouknight's contain
ing $4,000 in bonds, were not mo-
Tested. Many of the boxes contained
jewelry, much of which was stolen,
USSluSS d dUl0 oll1OU1it VI 1AO
erty bonds. B. R. Tillman had taken
from his box a watch formerly be-
longing to his father and very val
liable diamond ring.
The robbery occurred about two
O'Clock, but nothing was known of it
until eight. The bank carried burg
larry insurance to the amount of thir-
ty thousand dollars and nothing will
ultimately be lost by it or its custom
ers. Bloodhounds we're brought to
the scene about 9 O'Clock but as
so many had entered the bank and
place before this, no trail could be
struck. Several strangers were no
ticed at Trenton yesterday but no
suspicion was aroused. The robbery
is thought to have been the work of
professionals who made good their
escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
S O c. / F T Y
CONTINUED from sixth Page.)

princess, the sum grew into gener-
Gus size and it was soon possible to
have the memorial assume the form
which appealed to the fervent young
Princess Pats Own" namely. a light
house of Vancouver, wherein Will
burn a perpetual torch of memory
and devotion to the aliens who TOOK UP
the cause of humanity for the sake OF
their adopted country. Vancouver 10
a favorite point of departure and ar,
rival between the two continents ana
lit is extensively patronized by .he
citizens OF the Mikado's land. me
light, which will burn without cessa-
ton. is apart from the regular mar
Dor light which wrinkles in the darK ,
after the way of such signals, and WIN
be kindled in the high lookout OF Tug
harbor and with elaborate ceremonies,
possibly some time this summer. ~
Princess Pat will come over TOT .no
dedication IL the cares OF her s a;o~s
ing family will permit. This gracious s
act Of acknowledging the dept OF .he
Canadian government to aliens wno
are rather stormy petrels IN the pu
litical field. has certainly oeen as ~,
upon troubled waters ana VIII ns,p
the neighbors to the north 70 soiSe
the problem which is SO vexatious on
the Pacific coast. And the zeal am n
energy of the young princess IN a.
complishing her self-tmposeo HiSs.on
recalls how the internAliona W.
mortal planned in washington ior the
allied dead has Jagged. This is the
carlton TO be erected in the d ma' s aen
eUce1Ient work. Every capital city OF
every country affected by Dyrt the re 1aee
war has unveiled some sore . OF VIC
mortal to the heroes who won the VIZ
tory, except only this one. The CARL I'll
lon has been enthus Ia ,sa sine ,n
of war to bring the well matured
plans to speedy f tba Nsner aSs old old
lower eop .t Ghent, from which rang
out American independence after the e
signing Of the treaty S wol iowe @as Mai
Sown by the War College. and a bal,
the Of an sse the sen hin
lnono nra ~ an the western front
And from the ffty-four bells eonte m
plated concert Of fo. sa5pss on eve en-
i hp Alternating with music by the
military bands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

the Pine Beach Hotel, Norfolk, from
his mother, Mrs. Conger, who re-
turned last week to her home in
Washington.
Lieut.. Col. y. H. Brown. United
States Marine Corps, accompanied by
Mrs. Brown, sailed last week for a
months visit to service friends at
Haiti
Miss Cornelia Truxton. daughter Of
the late Commodore Truxton, U. s. N.
who spent portion of the winter in
Washington, has gone to the noun
tains of Virginia on a camping trip.
Mrs. Guy H. Burrage, wife of Com
mander Burrage, U. s. N, accom-
panied by Miss Mary Graham Bur-
rage, has gone to their country home
at Contoocook, N. H, to spend the
summer.
Capt. James w. Pryor. U. S. NJ ac-
companied by Mrs. Pryor and their
little son, left Washington last week
for station at Norfolk, Va, where
Capt. Pryor has been ordered as aid
to Rear Admiral A. f. Fechteler, U.
S. N. at the naval base.
Capt. Pryor while in Washington
was on duty at the Naval Medical
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
REPRESENTS RED CROSS.
DR.. Simon Flexner to Attend
Geneva Meeting.

Dr. Simon Flexner Of the Rookie
Teller Institute for Medical Research
has been appointed to represent the
United States at the first formal meet
ing of the medical advisory board of
the League Of Red Cross Societies
that is to open at Geneva on July 5.
The representations of other ma
lions at the conference will be Prof.
Brodit, Belgium: Prof. Madsew. Den
mark; Profs. Roux Albert and Cal
mette, France; Gen. Lyle Cummins.
Sir Walter Fletcher and Sir George
Newman, Great Britain; Prof. Bastia-
nello and DR.. Castellani, Italy; D..
Kinnostke Miura, Japan, and Ii.
Chargas, South America.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-31
LYNDONVILLE TAKES
FIRST OF TWO TENNIS
TOURNAMENTS HERE
st. JOhnsbury Defeated by
By Lyndonville Meets
SherbrOOke Today

The tennis matches between st.
Johnsbury and Lyndonville were not
the clever, hotly contested sets
which were expected, although there
was little pretty playing evinced on
occasions by players on both sides.
Lyndonville, represented by Fitzpat-
rick and Marshall, won the tourna-
ment by taking one double and one
single match out of the three played.
In the two single matches, Fitzpatrick
easily beat Kennedy GO, 6-1, TAX
ing advantage of numerous double
faults. and combining with them a
hard driving serve of his own which
was good for several aces. On the
other hand, Trip and Marshall
fought out their match with several
long duce games, and although Trip
won GO, 6-3, his victory was earn
ed in hot fight. Neither man play
ed brilliantly, but both were steady.
In the doubles match, the Lyndon
vile pair showed greater team work
and steadier stroking, and they took
the first set at 6-1. With both de-
termined to take the next set, the
hardest fought and best played game
of the tournament followed, but al
though for while each won on their
opponents serve, Fitzpatrick and
Marshall had the edge on Tripp and
Kennedy, and won the second and
final set of the tournament at 6-3.
There were very few spectators, as
little was said in advance about the
tournament, which was arranged on
short notice. St. Johnsbury's best
players did not take part, as they are
scheduled to go up against the Fair
banks-Morse tennis team of Sher-
brooke this afternoon. In the mat
ches at Sherbrooke, the local players
were outclassed, but in today's mat
ches, several stars will be included in
the st. Johnsbury team who did not
go to Sherbrooke, and the playing is
expected to be harder and better. The
courts are in almost perfect shape,
and with good weather, it will be a
fine occasion for lovers of tennis.