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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-17
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE

Stake of Oklahoma, County of Car
S25 ST.
Notice is hereby given in pursu-
ance OF an order of the County Court
of Carter County, State of Oklahoma,
made and entered on the 18th day
of January, 1921, the undersignec
at public auction to the highest and
best bidder an oil and gas mining
lease on the 22nd day Of January,
1921, at 10 o'clock a. m, the fol-
lowing described lands situated in Ste
phens County. S.ae of Oklahoma, to-
wit The southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of Section 3j, and the north
| half OF he northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter and the southwest
quarter OF the non beast quarter o.
the northeast quarter. and the west
/ half of the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter and The cas-. hall
of the southwest quarter of the north
east quarter and the northwest quar-
ter of The northeast quarter. Section
2, Township North. Range West
containing 100 acres.
Said oil and gas lease will be sold
on the following terms and condi'
tions, to-wlt: Cash upon confirmation
and delivery OF lease
Said sale to be held in the County
Court Room Of Carter County,, Okla
homa, at the time above stated
Dated this 18th day OF January
1921.
G.. w. MCLAUGHLIN,
Guardian
published in The Daily Ardmoreitt
january 16 and II, 1920
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ORDER

ORDER
1t has been brought TO the atten-
tion Of the commission that certai1
wells We're drilled in he Fox field
with rotary rigs without proper cas-
ing so as to properly protect the gas
sands, and as a result the commission
is advised there is one or Two VOLS
in the Fox f.eld that has an open flow
OF from sevcny-flve 10 one hundred
million cubic feet per day. and tha.
the owners have been unable TO cap
the same, resulting in a rapid teple-
ton and waste of gas in said Fox
field.
In view of th!s condition he COM
mission VII issue the following tenn
porary order:
It is therefore the order OF the conl-
mission that until further hearing
herein, all persons, firms. partner
ships and corporations ENGAGE in
drilling and operating for oil and gas
in said Fox and Graham Gas Fields,
northwest OF Ardmore, are hereby p2o-
hibited from using the rotary drill
for the purpose Of drilling into he
producing oil and gas sands; tina: al,
operators Of oil and gas properties in
said field, shall, until further hearing
herein, set the casing above the pro.
ducing oil ard gas sands and thor
oughly cement said casing so AZ 70
securely shut off all water from she
everything strata and prevent the same
from entering the oil and gas produc-
| ing sands. Cement must be allowed 10
set for a; least ten days before fur
ther operation. That hearing ss tc
the further orders of the commission
herein, be set for the day off, e.. q.
lS%--, at-------------, Oklahoma, and
that notice Of said hearing be given
by publication in o newspaper oi
general circulation.
Done at Oklahoma City this Inc
----day Of ---------, 1872
CORPORATION COMMISSION or
OKLAHOMA
ART l.. WALKER. Chairman.
CAMPBELL RUSSELL, Comm.
! ComM' :
ATTEST:
F. F. GLENN. Secretary.
Published in the Daily Ardm1reitt
January 4. 5, G. 7. 9. 10, II. u. 13
IA, 10, II. IS. IS. 20. 81. 20, "a. %
&c, q. 2S, 3O 81, and February /. ?
| 3.4-5.G-7-l921l
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Livestock

FOR SALE-Fine hcifer calf, halt
HolstIen, half Jersey. $500. j. c.
Bostlck, call w. j. 552. i6-2
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Cnicaeo. Jan. IA decrease of
nearly ~ per cent IN tn number a.
municipal court eases on charges o!
"disordcry conduc" in 1929 Ass COM
pared with 1919. was cited tolay by
prohibition officials at he cenra. de
partment as one of he big results a.
their efforts TO enforce the Nolstead
act. Tho 1920 cases numbered S2.305.
those vi 1919 were 3S,G3s. and in 49,,
tutalled 81 7GSG.
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Lost and Found
For Rent-Houses

FURNISHED two story home, garage
and garden, 1920 w. Broadway.
1914
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Real Estate
S Special Bargain

$3.50 to $500 cash, balance monthly
buys a home from Yates, the Earth
Man and you buy and move in same
day. 9-'
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FOR SALE-Alfalfa hay, old fashion
ed corn meal John f'almers mill
Phone $50. 1I-S
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Wanted to Rent

FARM FOR RENT--50.acre farm. six
miles from town. Everything fur
nished; 4.room house. Phone 2933
after p. m. 17-3
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1921 income tax records are ready for
distribution. complete set OF books
in one, approved by income tax cX-
perts. See us Letter shop, IL
\ ST., n. w, Phone 9li. 1913
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Before the Corporation Commission nf
Oklahoma

Cause No. 4l57
Proposed Order o. l6S.
In re: Proposed order in the master
OF preventing drilling in the Fox and
Graham gas fields, northwest Of Ard
more, with rotary tools without sthe
drilling being followed with proper
casing.
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published in The Daily Ardmoreite
january 16 and II, 1921
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Start the New Year Right
With Good Magazines

Two copies of Woman's Home
Companion to different adj
dresses one year for----S3.00|
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For Rent--Rooms

NICE modern rooms, close in with
good table board, 222 Stanley Blvd,
or phone $50, 14-3
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Miscellaneous

WANTED Table boarders excellent
table. Phone Mrs Laura Gather,
17i3-R 3ll Il St. Southwest. ll-o
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Advertising rates effective June
Iet 1890
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TWO FURNISHED light housekeep.
ing rooms, phone 2l7S or apply
409 = St, \. w. 14-3
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
. SARATOGA ENTRIES

First 1aes.--Conditions; s-year-olds; six
furlonss. zed. ile; Love Tap, III; Reprisai.
1is; tEdsar Allen Poe, 1851 isportiboy, 1ie;
Kirtievington, Iis; Mercury. 1ie; Scotland
Yet, III; tCCaliguia, 1f6; Lampts, ff6;
Gailivant, fI6; Crack Grass, Ill; cimarron,
121; iwapiti. 1l6. tXalapa Farm entry.
tW. r.. Coe entry.
Second Eacs.-'rhe shiilelagh steepiechase
Handicap: 3-yearrolds and up: about two
n lies. syrdaryG 1875 The Trout. $50: Unar.
1ss; Afnata. ia; pscant, ls4; Royal Arch,
142. Z
Third Raos.-rhe Flash; e-year-oids; 51s
furionss- fTheyelyan, fo7; Piliory. lio;
more. l27; tJocose io7; Miss JOY. i27:
sBanier Brown lis; SBrainsterm. io7; Emo
tion. i1o; tKai-sang, 1s0; SBit o. Black.
Up; Solympus, fSo. Nv. J. salmon entry !;
tRancocas Stable entry; O.. n. Bradley
entry; VI. r. Whitney entry.
Fourth Rscs. = The saratosa Handicap
S-year-olds and up; ! Y miles. Mad Halter,
ls2: Yellow Hand, 40; Gnome, lis; Donna
Gonna, 1o1; Audacious. 1T
Fifth xaos.-seliing; 3-year-oIds and up;
one mile. Anniversary. toe; servitor, III;
Jessie. 90; Devastation. i0s, Thimbie, se ;
tsun Dial H., Ill: tEdsar Allen Poe, Ios :
I Iunetta. 10e; valor, 11s; fBi2 Bang, III;
light Rose, 9S: Wapiti. %. IL. T. Bauer
entfy; fxaiapa rrm entry.
Sixth 1acs.-Maiden 2-ysar-olds; 51l fur
112: Dan Rolling. l15; Deadlock, us;
fClough Jordan. 1i5; Widgeon, us; Over.
trke, 1lJ; Oceanic, 1i5; Bullet. III: tPic.
trus. 115; Frank furst. us; Fifty Fifty
lis: whiskaway. 1i5; Maryland Belle, 1I2
tJohn Sanford entry
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
Ratner Expects to Hand
Gibbons Sound Beating

NEW YORK, n. Y. July 31.-Four
.ten-round bouts are listed for the
boxing show at the open-air arena
at Dyckman Oval for Tuesday night.
Mike Gibbons, the st. Paul veteran,
will step In with that rough boy
from the Bronx. Augie Rather. MI
chael Is bound to have his hands
full every inch of the way for Rat
ner has been going at top speed In
his last few fights. The BronxIte
thinks he will show the Minnesota
entry an awful time while they are
In there.
Preceding the Gibbons-Ratnor en-
gagement. Gene Tunney and Marty
Burke are scheduled to furnish the
fireworks. and judging by the re-
ports from both camps there will be
some excitement when the big boys
clash.
The third even will have Earl
Baird. the Seattle scrapper, and
Johnny Murray. a local product.
while the final will show Jimmy
Duffy. of the West Side. and Knock-
out Phil belmont. of the Fast Side.
Johnny Buff. the hyweight cham
pion. makes his initial assault
against the bantam division tomor-
row night when he meets Jabes
White. of Albany. in the main bout
of twelve rounds at the Armory
A. A. in Jersey City. Considerable
interest Is being shown by the fans,
who are anxious to see how the lit
tie skeeter shapes up in the division
headed by Pete Herman.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
MARSHALL HALL.

Dancing enthusiasts and picnick-
ers. seeking relief from the city's
intense heat Of Sunday, took great
delight in the cool and picturesque
trip to Marshall Hall. the Oldest
and one of the most popular sum
mer resorts about Washington. Dane
ing. in the new open-air pavilion
that IL situated on the banks OF
the historic Potomac. where the cool
river breezes are forever astir. prov
ed the most popular pastime dur
ing the week. while the youngsters
accompanying the many picnic par
ties made merry in the spacious
sand-piles and on the slides
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
Iryster and Prudery, Star 4.
Whitney Pair, Again in Shape

sARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, July
Our well known King of Sports
= strutting around this swell little
~ awaiting the cali of Bugler
iray tomorrow afternoon. Out at
ne track this afternoon a large
lumber of leading members of
esine society joggled AROUND to
;esp the KINKS out OF their PRICELESS
egs: In the early morning a steady
recession Of hosses dashfng around
ike ghosts in the mist finished
hslr preps for the next few days.
OVER at Oklahoma the enclosure is
u!t overfiowing with racer7.s 80
An this means that the season
iefe. which opens with n loud blast
oForrow, will be one Of the great
iss In the history of the association.
rbis Is saying a whole lot as the
past few years here nave been
lipply marvellous rs to thu ..harac-
er and class of great sport
This is a course where the West
meets the East yearly in the duel
II .many seasons At times the VS.
tors have swept the scene, but
Tithin late years We have more
han held our own. Now the strug-
gle will be more intense for the
our-footed gladiators are pretty
sveply matched.
What the turf world is eagerly
waiting is the trotting out of the
classy 2-year-olds we have been
hearing so much about. In this
division Norwich stands out as the
best as far as colts are concerned.
In. the filly class My Reyerie Is
probably the sweetest fair racer
shown She will match her speed
against Miss Joy. the Western won-
1ef. and between this pair the suf-
'ragette title should be decided.
This is said advisedly, for 1t is pos
sible that some of the other big
stables may show up a filly or two
that will be entitled to the queenly
:rown.
AS far as the 3-year-old class is
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
NEW ATTRACTIONS AT THEATERS
PALACE.
1Fooitsh Matvsns.~

In The Last of the Mohicans."
the great director, Maurice Tour
neur, revealed the lurking dan
gers faced by the early American
pioneers. but in Foolish Mstrons."
hiA latest great cinema effort.
which began a weeks engagement
at Loew's Palace Theater yester-
day afternoon, Mr.. Tourneur shows
that although the dangers OF this
modern period in America are al
together different, they are just as
menacing and even more far-reach-
ing in their scope. This latest
Tourneur offering. Furthermore, has
been depicted and interpreted with
a really exceptional cast that in
cludes Maurice Tourneur. Mildred
Manning, Kathleen Kirkham. Betty
Schade. Wallace Macdonald and
many others.
Foolish. Matrons" Is easily one
Of the most remarkable pictures of
the season. In conceiving and de-
veloping his theme. Director Tour
neur has brought out the idea that
New York, great American metrop-
| oils. is actually an alembic, a civic
meiting-pot. which rapidly resolves
! into their most prominent essentis Is
either good or oad-the human
combinations that are poured into II.
He portrays, in the development
| Of the theme, an outstanding epi.
sode In the lives OF three modern
society matrons Of the period and
| in each case he reveals with reIent-
less logical force, how each stood
or fell according to the moral STAN
ina of her nature. One of these wom-
en- Is an actress, whose idea Of hap
piness is to make happy the man
she loves. Another Is a pleasure
loving woman OF the provinces Who
! finds in mstrimony a chance at for
hidden fruits and falls by the very
nature of her innate weakness. The
third is a cold. selfish product OF
the metropolis WHOSE very selfish
ness not only wrecks her own hap
piness but that Of her husband
The sunny side Of the picture q,
| furnished by the Characterization
portrayed by Bosworth and Kath
leen Kirkham, As a physician with
highly lucrative practice, Bos.
worth is called to attend the in.
juries OF an actress who has been
hurt in an auto wreck. When her
first anxiety concerns her face. the
physician is repelled. but when he
realizes her face Is her livelihood
he becomes attracted to her and her
work, and their marriage soon fol,
lows Their early married life 1.
q series of sacrifices, first on the
part of the physician. who refuses
to quit the city rather than inter.
fere with his wife's work, and later
her glad reputation OF her owr
career when she realizes that hi.
welfare demands long rural rest
Here Is a gladsome romanticS note
that charmingly relieves and con,
trasts the more stern dramatic revo-
luton of the tale. and II Is note.
fworthy that the entire production
has been worked out not only with
the most consummate artistry b,
the director and his cast but with
. series OF backgrounds of tn,
most compellin1 opuence and
beauty.
! 1t is only natural that so pre-.
tentious and remarkable a produc
tion should be amplified by a no,
table array of added screen and mu
sical selections. including q splen,
did orchestral overture under the di.
rection Of Thomas Joseph Cannon.
OF the Palace Symphony Orchestra
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
HAMILTON ENTRIES.

fint Race. = e-yesr-oids; purse. $1,000
claiming; Eve furiongs. Fox Glove, %;
my Rosie. 100; Big Noise. Ioi; Charlotte
smith. Ioi; ret. los: Deihamsr. los; Al.
l0s; Athsarven. los; Past Trial. ITO; rsrrun.
rs; Fannie Bean. 1fs.
Second aRcs.-4-year-olds and up: purse.
81 2no. steeplechase; maidens; about two
miles. satinmore, $50: Great Scot. l2s;
Flying Frog, l15; Happy Days, 40: iupetto,
142; Sea Tale. i48: James A. Sheridan, 145.
Third sRos.-Syesr-oids and up; purse.
league. 100; sister louise, 100; The Moor,
ZOE; GurEiing Water. los; Hollymor. io4;
Lady Luxury, 107; oCrmorran. 1ee; Harry
0'Neai, 100; The Decision. l0s; Dancing
Girl. 10: Polar Cub. ii2: Blszonry, Ill;
Blue Jeans. lo7; Gallon Berry, s3; Corn
Broom. 104.
Fourth alcs.-3-year-oids aud up: pure.
sl.eos; claiming; SIX furiongs. Explosive,
lc3: Fair LAssie, 106: sAblsze. los: Antilles,
100: Sergeant York, III; Transient, III;
Rancocas. III; Ku Kiux. lI2; Lads Love.
lis: Ettahe. 1le; lima Frank jill; Major
Yifth Rses.-syear-oids and up: purse,
81. 500: Civic Holiday Handicap: IL miles.
Padua. o.: Irish Jig, 90; Estero. 100; Run
qnoi. 100: lCean Gone. 102; PimlicO, lo5;
Registrar. iO7: Lucky B.. 100.
sixth Race.-3-yea--oids and up; purse
s2.5oo added; Colonial Handicap; foaled In
| Canada: mile and seventy yards. fCrowr
of Gold. ~: Reconnaissance. es; tswee
Bouquet. 100; Chief Sponsor. l05; Arrael
ll0: Deliahm. 49,; AJom, 11d; saivo. lie
| tseagmm Stable entry.
Seventh Kaos.-3-yes rods and up: purse
| 81 100: claiming: l 1-le miles on the turf
rndine. rs: Tan Son. 100; sAntoinette. 10i
sGreat Hawk, l01: sIron Boy. jos; Flame
Jas: Secnah, 1o6: Trickster H.. los: Thrift,
los: Austrsl. IOs: Lieut.. Perkins. los
Piedn. los: wodth -nsh. III; Little Sandy
113: sshe Devil. 101.
spprentice allowance claimed o..
Weather clear: track good.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

involved we can safely. trust our
shield with Grey Lag. the Hildreth
star He has shown up SO rernark-
ably weils and beaten all the real
contenders so that he figures an
outstanding leader. Grey Lag car
ries the silks, Of Sinclair and Hill
dreth, and this combination has a
few good classy, handicap runners
in Purchase and Mad Halter. -.
Purchase has only made two APP
pearances this season. but, ON both
occasions was so good that he must
be considered q Jim dandy. He
Is pointed for tomorrows handicap
and will be hard hoss to beat.
What may, add to the zest OF the
meeting Will be the return Of Trys-
ter and Prudery. the Star pair OF
Whitney 3-year-olds. They were
under the weather. for soma time
but have. been working out daily
up here and uneuestionably viii be
seen under silks within a few days.
Tryster and PIudery were with the
topnotchers last season and II they
regain their old form will give Grey
Lag a strenuous battle.
In the older division John p.
Grier may wear. the blue Jacket OF
whitney in. big events. HIT was
reported to have broken down. but
has been out galloping and he has
not shown any signs of weakness
Another feature here is the
steeplechase side of racing. All the
good hedge climbers are here and
ready for action The purses here
are rich enough to attract the besi
in this class. The fiiers have beer
here all month. which means the!
arc ready for the bugle cali.
With all the barns occupied ant
with the hotels flooded with re-
quests for reservations. there ism
! the least doubt that the comint
meet will start Off tomorrow will
a burst of glory and put racing OF
the plane 1t really should occupy.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
KNICKERBOC CKER.
Alice Lake.

The new isue OF the Pathe News,
the. latest Symposium Of the Lit
erary yDigest's witty Topics Of the
Day and other short-reei attrac-
tons round out the photoplay pro-
gram arranged for presentation at
CrandalTs Handsomely redecorated
Knickerboeker Theater the FIRST two
days of the current week. The
foremost feature Of the bill arranynd
for yesterday and today 10 Metros
hlmization Of "Over the Wire" a
tense drama by Arthur somers
Roche. staring Alice Lake; the scc-
ondary feature. Larry semon's new
two-reel comedy. The Bakery
Complete review of both of these
unusual offerings WIN be found n
connection with the metropolitan
Theater. where the same bill was
also given premiere presentations Ia
the Capital before capacity audi.
ences yesterday
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
GREAT FALLS PARK.

Yesterday the crowds at oeauti-
full Great Falls Park enjoyed an
unusually pleasant outing. Ihe
concert program was both pleasing
and varied. Excellent fshing In
the Potomac attracted many. PIC
mic parties were numerous and the
amusements for the children had
great number of patrons. Inspec'
ton of the ruins of the fort. mill,
jail, forge. dam, lock and the cana
all built BY Washington during his
career as an engineer. is. an attrac.
ton. This afternoon. tonight and
every evening this week there VIII
be dancing in fthe large pavilion
overlooking the Falls. A pleasant
feature Of the outing is the trip
through the nearby Virginia eoun.
tryside. A fast and frequent cleo
trio train schedule is maintained by
the Washington and Old Dominion
Railway to and from the Falls
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
WINDSOR ENTRIES

Yips a.s.-sysar-old. and sg; p slsiI.a.; sn !, Ing;
one mile and seventy yards. lazy Lcns-
Fellow. ioi: sGolden Dawn. l0i; John Arbor,
IO8; Arrow Point, le6: sRichard y. ioo;
Hysnpon. i0s;. sFrank shannon, III; HOP
over. III; scavalcadour H.. III; .iermak.
iii, sCourt Fool, III, Docod. 1ie; Mary
Jane baker, ios; ruanorea. io4; water
Willow f0l -s
seoosd Iaos.-s-year-olds; claiming; one
mile. sMiss Petite. 1es; Sister Flo. oo;
soid Chap. Ios; 'Joaauina, 100; psy Any;
Iio; .John Hosper. III; Merrimse; lis; ,S.i ,Aii
sPlato, los; Lady Lillian. los; 'Tuboy. los;
Dsntiz, los: sDoliy G.. ss.
Third lacs--2-year-oii.; claiming; Eve fur
longs, Bewitch, ie1; The Aanageress, ioI;
Rosa Lee, Io7; Edith Lcane, io.; suase
Princv. ITO; tConsui. 1io; Nom. liz: Lottie
Lo-ralne. ii2; Orma Dale. ia; .Tony sus,
ii2; Joe Campbell. lis; Billy Dunn. llo;
star Time, il5; Hysteria. i07: fDissolute.
40. tPeiiean Stable entry.
Yeurth Raoe.--3-yesr-olts and up; claim
ing; IN miles. 'Goidine. si; 'cotton Bios.
som, 81; sRivuiet. -el; Guaranteed. %:
.Wsr God. O.: .comme ci ioi: .Gsin De
Cause, iOi; sPit, I0i; sDoctor Jim. 106;
ssir John vergne. ioe; star Realm, III;
Lothair. III; Barbors. %; 'rantaius. io);
Tifth Rso..-syesr-olds and up: handicap;
600 added; i.is miles nile sIes rs.sh' nssh ,Ss M
tsiippery Elm, los; yIrish Kiss, i12,
sAdonis, 10e; iDodse. III. $sunnyla nd
Stable entry. iBurton 4 Ward entry: =.
Sixth Raes-3-yesr-olds and up; hand
zap; S2.0 900 added: six furionEs. fitsboodIe,
9s: Rapid Traveller. %; Auntie May. 100
Jim Daisy, ,1n2: Hadrian. i07; Seweil Combs
| ITO; Eddie )" Srnbacker. 126.
Seventh Rsee.--3-year-olds and up; claim
| ing; one mile and seventy yards. mon
skid, los; sAph. 10s; sBribed Voter. 1Od
corydon. III: Captain Tom. III; Dnke o
Wellington. i'll; Young Adam, Ill: Hocni-
III; Little Ed. III: King George. III
Gourma nd. lls: franklin. 118; sHuen. loS
| Grace, III; sHarvey smarr. log.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

:, The boardwalk at Chesapeake q
Beach. the nearby bay resort. was
crowded with merry throng Of
Measure seekers all day yesterday.
Pretty girls in sstoundingly ultra
modern styles promanaded while
others. in interesting, bathing suits.
disported in tie salt water.
The half-mile steamer pier was
crowded with fishermen. whr
caught trout and hardheads in vast
numbers. Many parties, in row.
boats saiiboats and launches. Wis.,
tied the !. choice trout grounds
farther ont in the bay.
Todle music, wild and haunting
was served by Prof. Ralph Carren's
ciownish jazz hounds on the free
dance pavilion.
At twilight rsyenous appetites
wheted by the salty atmosphere
were satisfied at the numerous
cafes and lunch rooms. wher,
dainty dishes were served.