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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-24
NOTICE OF CALL FOE BIDS

FOR driving School buses on route
one and two Of School District No. 7,
MSdlclne Lake, Mont. School Trustees
will determine route Of each bus. Driv-
OF each route to furnish a bond Of
rive Hundred Dollars (S500.00). All
blds must be in the possess on Of the
school Board by 500 o'clock, =. NJ,
Aug. 14th. 1925.
The Board reserves the right to re-
Ject any and all bids.
Dated July cath. 1925.
JOHN STUBBAN, c. J. POE.
Clerk Chairman
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-24
CALL FOR BIDS

bids are wanted for the construction
OF nm addition to The McElroy school
house. the addition to be frame. l4N24
font. Communicate with the clerk for
plans. Sealed bids viii be received by
Tho clerk UP to August fifteenth. The
Board reserves the right to reject any
O. M. LUTNES. Clerk.
School Dist No. 56.
fC-2t McElroy. Mont.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-24
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PER
SONAL PROPERTY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in |
pursuance of an order of the District |
Court Of the County Of Sheridan. state |
of Montana, made on the 18th day OF
July, A. ID. 1925, in the matter of the
guardianship Of the person In this state
of John Kennedy, an incompetent per-
son, the undersigned. Michael kennedy,
guardian Of said person and estate VIII
offer at public sale, for CASH subject to
the confirmation Of the Judge OF the
District Court of the County OF Sherl-
dan, state of Montana, and subject TO
the right of the undersigned to reject
any bid offered or made on the 28th
day Of July "A. ID. 1929, at the hour OF
onc-thirty o'clock i. NJ, on the east
one-half Of section six tG), Twp. Thlr-
ty-seven (37N), Rye tifty-four east
! (54E). in Sheridan County, State OF
/ Montana, the following personal pro
pcrty, to-wit:
One Ford car
! On share Of stock in Farmer Elevator
the shares of Equity Life Insurance
of Great Falls. stock
/ one gray mare, sixteen years Ola
one black made, eleven years old
] one black horse twelve years ola
One bay horse, eleven years old
One gray horse, fourteen years old
one black horse six years old
One black mare, eight years old
one Dcering Binder, It.
one Acme Binder #.
one Columbus wagon
One StOughton Wagon
one truck wagon
one grain drill
one gang plow
one sulSy plow
Harrow, one disk. one mower. on
hay rake one manure spreader box, on
! packer, three sets Of harness, one Sc
buggy harness. one small safe, on
buggy, one tanning mill one wagol
! box. one scale. one hay rack, one set o
bobsleds, blower anvil and vice, on
! harrow cart one range two beds, on
DeLaval Cream Separator. one Franklin
Sewing Machine
MICHAEL KENNEDY,
16-t1 outlook Mont
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-24

of the Farmers Elevator at Redstone
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

lips. and took him away promising
that he could come again TO see her
tomorrow.
] think that visit did more for
Mrs. Prescott than any OF the doc.
tors care or medicine. For the FIRST
time the tired. uncaring look went
out Of her eyes and I thought ! saw
there a desire and win 10 live which
I had not seen before.
For the first time she asked 20
have tho other baby brought 10 her.
Up 10 then she had always accepted
the child when II had been laid in
her arms. but had eyinccd no par.
ticular interest in Il. Today she
cuddlcd IL and her kisses fell softly
on the top OF It's little bald head.
Tomorrow you and l and Jackie
will make the plans for our future
lives. Tomorrow. my dear. Jackie
will know what great responsible.
ity rests upon him. and then she
sighed and said, Perhaps life won't
be so hard after all Perhaps Il Is
selfish OF mo TO feel this way"
Don't you think 80, nurse" she
said. looking up at me with a bright
smilc--;ho first she had given me in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
| Am Sorry
For women whose hair
fades or falls
By Edna Wallace Hopper

Beautiful hair means so mucn. II
Is 10 me my greatest glory. My hair
today. despite my age. is thick and
fine and lustrous. have never had
falling hair or dandruff. never a
touch Of gray. It becomes finer
every year.
Tho reason is simple. Years ago !
consulted famous experts. They told
nc that the scalp was like a garden.
Hardened oil and dandruff are like
weeds. They clog and stifle the hair
cots.
The scalp must be cleaned and
Dned. stimulated and fertilized-like
garden. Then hair will flourish
ust as flowers thrive under like con
tons.
They combined for me the best
clips they knew Since then they
nave added every better discovery.
he formula comes in concentrated
orm. I apply it with an eyedropper,
Iirectly 10 the scalp. II takes a min.
ute q day-far less time than brush.
ing testh.
Ny hair shows the results. SO with
cOuntless friends 10 whom I supplied
this help. Now the makers suppiy.it
To me for all I call Il Edna Wallace
HOpper's Hair Youth. You Will find
4 at any drug or toilet counter at
SOC and 81.
You should employ g. Hair can
not thrive on q neglected scalp. TO
let II fall or wither Is a pity DO
what you can 10 make II luxuriant.
I shall gladly send you small
bottle 10 Try " you viii mail this
coupon. Do that now IL hair like
mine appeals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

has not voiced his inccmant desire,
II want my muvvor,
Even this morning when he was
brought into his mothers room lie
was quiet, sliho his little hands
never unlocked themselves from
hers. 4 most peculiar thing hap
pcncd at this meeting. IIo seemed
10 have forgotten al about his little
brother and MR. Prescott did not
mention him.
''Ga you gettin wen. muvver7' the
boy asked az he covered the nerve
less hand lying on the coyerlei with
kisses and tears. Il get 30 blue wiz.
out YOU Won't you set well right
awayl"
I'm get we'll. con, II you just keep
on loving mo. said Mrs Prescott in
weak voice.
The child lifted great, solemn eyes
10 hers and whispered: II wove you
better than anybody. l woyo YOU
better than God
Then they held him up to kiss her
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ing words.
II was saying. Wake u9. wake
up and look under your pillows,
wake up. wake up aud look under
your plilows"
Nancy mado dive under her
pillow and brought out paper
"sse what I fountf' abe cried,
IL has writing on a."
Dear Twins, said the letter for
thars what u wss' Poor Pes Lea.
The fairy peddslr. needs some help,
Can sou tFo children DO something
Tor him All sou have 90 do b. 20
SO where be goes and coax people
10 buy Ils u trying 70 set enough
money 20 buy a nsw peg leg the
old ono IN nearly worn out
Lovingly yours. the Fairy Queen
ZIP. s-Tho magic green hhoea
are under your pillows. Put them
on nnd meet Mister PEG t.rE az
the sign post by the croaa Roads.
sure. we'll go" cried Nick
springlng out or bed and rushing
70 tho window.
nui tho little lard was gone.
Tho Twins dressed and slipped on
tho green shoes. And then the
next thing WA 90 find tho Cross
Roads.
"oh. dear exclaimed Nancy
The letter doesn't say which Cross
Roads. I wish wo were there"
without AkinE single step,
they suddenly found themselves at
tho very place,
Three roads me, al this place and
bE post had three slsna on a.
one sign said TO tho Land Of
Near BY"
Another align said To Scrub
TIP Land
And tho other align gald ITO tho
Land OF Dear knows Whore"
Right under tho signs stood a
small person with a wooden leg
and a pack on hla hack Ho seemed
10 be- looking for someone.
''oh. herr you arn-' no cried mer
rily when he saw the Twins, Il
thought you'd 10 here finsi ana I
hurried 20 I've worn quite another
inch OF my wooden leg. ! certain.
~ must iry 20 set a nU,V one or
I'm have 20 give up poddliaE al
together"
Would sou mind much " you
didT- asked Nancy why don't
you ask The Fairy queen for pair
OF magic shoes like ourHT'
"Humphr' cried res Lex IN dis.
dhin. Magic shoes. indeed. And
miss all tho fun You've no idea
what FUN have. Aud I got lots
more 60 eat Everywhere so they
say. oh. rs Mister Pes Leg. isn't
10. We'll. be must 10 tired. Bring
him RICH, IN and give him some
cake and tea And do you think
they would do thH. n had two
perfectly good legs and some magic
shoes thrown IN No. stree, Iiobg'
This Twins laughed.
Mister res les was a merry IN.
tie fellow and promised 10 be good
company.
when shah We s,srtr' asked
Nick.
Right this minute Wen go TO
Scrub Up Land first" said PEG
ocopyHsh,. Dss n 3. a ser,ies. Iue.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
20 new PLANTS
Many Factories Started
During January

Twenty new mctroiea started op.
erations IN This state during 1snu.
sry.. "a record beaten by only one
month during 1924. January when
On new Industries were reported
The new plants Tor uia year are
distributed among Caiaaa EdmpndH
Everett, lioquihm seattle and Ia
coma
The products rrom The new plants
include radio apparatus Interior
fixtures and cabinet work. dry cell
batteries. household chsmlcah. lums
bsr aud ahlugiea. plys Ood ysnssu.
paper, and paper products, publica-
tianF auto haumurka. novelties and
toys. coat hangers ana salad drss.
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

feddsuY he demanded Who VAS
n crook tell you. Mister Carl
Kraaki. am an homes, man, dot
is Won tins 90, no man don't say
about Adolph RlubVr he m a
crook
20 shut up," snapped Kfnaki. ''tf
there's anything In h you'll be for
it-if there's no risk These fellow
stole the ivory themselves. and
killed a lot % people. probably. 20
do H.. In addition they have taken
alayss. which We viu frvo.'
30 veil" said Huber 10 IL ia
fair and oayitablc, vs.. all irRht,
but just remember, Mister Kulahi.
dot 1 am an honest man"
''Bumer' exclaimed Throck. ''Wc'rc
all honest; Two never seen such a
downy bunch o. papons in al mo
NE"
"suru wu'ru honest reared John
PEBBLES, "and anyone at raya we
amt guss Is bsliy cad knocked
Off aud 'er we arr. n that's
that"
The girl smiled YEARLY. you can
always tell honest men ahe hald.
They so around telling tho world
how homes, they arc. Hut never
mind that: tbs thing now IL 10 de-
eide whether We want TO folluw
KrSkfs suggestion or not ita
something we've 80, an pretty veil
10 agryo upon ba,orr Nc undertake
it. There afo five Of US. Let's
leave IL 10 a vote. DO We. ot don't
weg'
"W1u the men accompany usr
asked KfaakL turning 90 Luvini.
'1r they nrv promised p share Of
the ivory they viii, replied the
black.
How many are in favor Of Carl's
planT" asked Flora
They wcto unanimously for ".
and W IL was decided that they
would undertake tho venture. and
a half hour later a runner was
despatched on tho trail to the raid.
crs' camp with message for the
raider chief shortly after. tho party
broke camp and took up 80 march
in the sanc dirvciion,
a week later, when they reached
the camp OF the raiders. they found
that their messenger bad arrived
safely and that they were expected
Eslcban and owaza had not put in
an appearance nor had anything
been sscn or heard OF them in this
vicinity. The result was that The
Arabs wero inclined TO b. suspieloti
and aurly. fearing that the message
brought 10 them had been but
rusa TO permit this considerable body
OF whites and armed blacks 20
enter their stOckade in safety.
CONTINUED In Our Mex, Issuel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Simple Way to
Take Off Fat

Can anything be simpler than iakirg
convenient little tablet four tines az
day until your weight Is reduced 10 sz'
nal. OF course not. Just purchase
box Of Marmoia Prcscripsicr Ishta
from your druggist FOR ore dollar a's
start now 10 reduce Follow dirrctigrs-
no starvation dieting or tirksotns err.
rIsinr. Eat substantial food F q lar
AZ you Ike. and keep on getting slenes.
Thousands Of men and women each "a
regain healthy. slender figures ~ rs-hs
MarinoiA Tablets Purchase then fr's
your druggist. on send dlrec, 10 Asrrsa
Co. General Motors Bldg petriot Alc1
advertisements
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0Joutiuaed frm Ne'lerda9l
CHATTER Nv
The Map of lliooi


The Map u Biood
AFTER Estebgn and suWaza bad
y uareI the gold they yturuct 90
tac spot where they had icrt their
five boys, and procecding with them
fo the uyer made camp for the
Night. Here they discussed their
sEsf.=. deciding - abandon the hal
snse OF the party o. reach the
coast as hest they might. whiif
they returned 20 another section OF
the coast where they could recruit
sufficient poyters 20 carry out the
sold
Instead q going way hack 70 the
coast for poHcrs." asked Estchan,
why could We not just as well
nccruit them from tho nearest viii
hgeg
such men would not SO with Us
way 20 the coast, replied uWa1-i'
'srhey arc not Portcrs. A. best
they would but carry our sold 10
the next village"
why not that them" inquired
The spanard. And az The next
vllagc We could employ portcr To-
cirry us on s,ll farther until
We ,ould employ other men 10 con
tmue on with us
Ovar. shook his head IL is al
good plan. Bwana, but We eannotI
do il. because We have nothing with
which 90 pay our portcru,
Esteban scratched his head, You
aru right" he said. hut Il would
Ssvo US that d.lmnahlc trip 10 the
coast and return" They SAT Tot
some moments In silence, ihinkins'
II have tg' al last exclaimed the
spaniard. Even n wo had the
porters now We could not 50 directly
20 the coast Tor fear Of meeting
Flora Hawkes. paFty-we must lo'
them get out Of Africa bcforc We
take the gold TO the coast. Two
months will be none too long 10
wait. for thcy ara going 10 have
devil Of a time getting to the coast
al AT with that bunch Of muunouS
porters. While We arc waiting
therefore. let Us take one OF tue
ingots of gold 10 the nearest point
Al which We can dispose q Il for
trade goods. Then we can return
and hire porters 20 carry q from
VILLAGE 20 village"
THE Bwana speaks words Of Wis
dom. replied owJsza. III IS not as
Tar TO tho nfarcst tnding post
as Il Is back 10 tho coast. and
thus we shall not only save time
but Also many long. hard marches.
-In the morning. then. we shall
return and uncarth one OF the IN
COTS but we must b. sure that
none Of your men accompanies us
for no one must know until Z al
absolutely necessary whore the Sold
is buried. when We return for y
o. course. then others must know,
too. but inasmuch as We shah b
with II constantly thereafter there
win be ntile danger Of It's being
taken from US
And 50 upon the following morn
ing the Spaniard and owazA re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Tibet angle
DIARY or NURSE JOHNSON ON
THE oBsTETItICAL CASE or
Mrs. JOHN ALDEN PRES.
OOTT. CONCLUDED

n Ia a strange thing that no one
told little Jackie about hts little
brother. Even Mn Prescott seemed
TO have some hesi,ancy about this.
Onr morning. however when the
faihcr was talking with the hoy he
tsid.
Jackie. just rs soon as your
mother IL well enough. you shall be
taken 90 her, and then she will have
great surprise for you"
Tho child expecihniiy looked into
his fathers face. but since then he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

all her illness.
"You seem to have everything 4
make your life happy" answers1
"PerhAps-who knows = perhaps
that's true. At least Ill tn to nials
IL true
Again she kissed the baby, and !
laid IL In its little crib
Copyright. 1875. y. T. A. serIice ihel
TOMORROW: Note from Nabel
Carter 20 James Condor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

Tue star Invites ~. readers 90 aas mi.
dspsrtmsnt ~ an I'D Ia nRdinE misslnI
rsi.tises ~ fflsnda. me dsp.Stasai 10
ts help Ia rsuhiiins ths.s who have bssa
.sp.fstsd. These whose relative. o.
THREADS are missinE are iHriisd 10 rspart
the disaVpsafanrr directly 10 The Htaf
Hssdsrs phs ms, knsw the uhsrsahsuts
q parsons msniiansd la this ssisma .s
missing are requested also 60 report e
The star, Other as~sp-psss are tn,itsd
ts rsprodacs suSh tsnis ss Will lntsssst
Mrs. T. A. HL0RENJE IDN
JEWELL. last heard from In Seattle
eight yrnu aHo. 81 asked 90 commu
nicRte with her sister Mfa. Eva
stutaman, route No. I. box n. Area.
dia, khs, Her first husbands name
was Ernest Myers. She has a dauEh,
ter Helen willis.
Mrs. Jewell has lavender eyes and
10 Of large build.
JAMES GAMMEI. Is. left his
home IN Pcndleton. Ore. January
~. Height. feet inches. weight,
10 pounds Has pale complexion
with iight frockieH. gray oyer and
dark brown hair When last seen
wore blue waist oyeu,lla Euy cap
and blue coats sweater and brown
coat Notify Alex Oammey. 500
sycamore a.. Psndlston. or tho miss,
Ing persons bureau Seattle police.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
OF GEORGE l.. ThRyER, colored.
last heard from Ia Seattle. T. askcd
10 write hlh mother. Emma Iaryer.
or STANLEY Taryer alzo Indiana ave.
Chicago. M Hu b. 9 feet tail. mo.
dunn brown hair and IA a. ycara old
Mis-. LOUIS ROSEN. formerly
MOLLY GRACE STAPLEY. write
your mother. Mn Rora sinpley.
suite Is. fremont apartments Ia.
monitor. Alta. Urgent
FIRED LEO LIGHT. ur anyone
knowing ha prosent address. Ia
asked TO communicate with Mrs
Pred L. LElt. So5 ". Front u.
South Aberdeen. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

Nancy and Niek the Twins, sat
up IN their beds ana rubbed their
eyes,
The sun was shining thru the
curtains and outside a bird was
singing
The children listened and sudden
~ they noticed somothlng
Instead ~ the bird singing.
'srNeet. tWest. tveotr IL was Hay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

II your hair has turned or Is
turning, do what thousands of
others have done = let Kolor- Bak
make your grayness a thing of the
past. No need to supply samples of
your hair as this one clean. color
less liquid is effective on any gray
hair Just ask for bottle of
Kolor-Bak. Moneyreturned instantly
If desired results do not appear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Thousands aveB anished
GRAY this Clean,
Co|or|ess Liquid
Make q Test of KoIor.Bak Today

People everywhere praise Kolor-
Bak for its remarkable power TO
Danish grayness. The results are
really astonishing, for no matter
what the original shade was. it
quickly reappears when this clean.
colorless liquid is used.
According to scientists, grayness
comes when age. illness. shock or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11


disease causes a
lack in the nor
NAL supply of
coloring matter
furnished to the
hair but what
ever the cause,
Kolor-B ak soon
brings back the
former sh de,
and the shade is
unifnrun thro,fuh-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

out-no dyed or streaked appear
ance. Results appear cuickly-often
in a week. Kolor-Bak is the most
satisfactory substitute for the nat
ural augmentation. IL also removes
dandruff, stops itching of the scalp
and keeps the hair from falling out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

Manufacture of Mnacehcaadeer sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

FIRED LEO LIGHT. or anyone
knowing hh prcsent address. Ia
asked 70 communicate with Mrn.
Pred /. LEhi. 500 W. Front a.
South Aberdeen. wash
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lmn::$3;$ . j q z:
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Copyright
(copYIibht

turned Geo the buried treasure. vherr
thpy unearthgl single iusot
Hcforc De left the spot the Span.
lard drew upon che inner surface of
the leopard skin that ho wore across
his shoulder an accurate map ~ The
.Rlluon cg tbr Treasure. m8hins
the drawing with "a sharpeued stick.
Dipped iu .br blood 81 "a small ru
dent hu had killed for the purpose
Fran nausl ha obtained the native
names 81 the river and pf such
landmarks as were visible ftpm the
spot at which IN. TREASURY was
buried. toEcthcr with rs explicit d.
rccliuns as possible for reaching the
place frOm the co.lst. This inforna
ton. too. ho wrote below tho map,
ana when he had finished he feli
much relieved FROM the fear that
should aught bcfali owasa hs
might never be able 20 locate The
gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

sANiRfNA
success nat limitations ean BE yoa.d Save yoi d.ppon
on sale Drugs torea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-21
Miss Ryan Loses
In Tennis Play
At Forest Hills, n. 7.

fofeSt HIS, y. u, Aug. 2O.-tAP
Miss Elizabeth Ryans attempt to
win the tennis championship of her ma
tive land came to an unexpected end
today when the Californian bowed to
her British rival. Miss Kathleen Nc
Kane. in a sensational three-set duel,
As. 6-3. GO.
While Miss McKane was elminat-
ing the woman generally regarded as
the tournament favorite. Miss Helen
wills. 19-year-old defending cham
pion. was herself forced to starring
extra set match TO take the measure
of her young English rival, Miss Joan
Fry, As, Go. 6-3
These matches, the most thrilling
of the championship tournament at the
Westside Tennis Club, put the victors
in the semi-hnals.
Tomorrow Miss McKane will play
Mrs. Molla B. Mallory. seven times
American champion, who today decis-
lively defeated Miss Penelope Anderson
of Richmond, Va, GO, 6-1, while Mill
Wills will play an American rival,
Miss Eleanor Goss.
Miss Wills, starting her second set
against Miss Fry as Miss Ryan went
down to defeat on an adjoining court.
suddenly gained command of her
strokes and bombarded her English
rival into defeat.
Miss Ryan. who conquered the
champion. in straight sets at Sea-
bright, y. j., recently. had been re-
rarded as Miss Wills outstanding
rival.
Miss NfcKane faces 4 real obstacle
tomorrow in Mrs. Molla Mallory. who
is playing in close to her old form.
Doubles play also reached the semi
finals, with Mrs. Marion Jessup and
Miss Goss scoring an upset when they
conquered the star British pair. Miss
McKane and Miss Evelyn Colyer. who
won the deciding match for the
Wightman cup last Saturday. The
American pairs superior teamwork
and brilliant net play gave them the
match by scores of 2-6. GO, 60. The
Goss-Jessup team tomorrow will meet
Miss Ryan and Mrs. MAY Sutton
Bundy. who advanced by elimina ting
Miss Margaret Blake and Mrs. C. j.
Hubbard of Boston, 61, SO.
In the other semi-fnal Of the dou-
bles Miss Wills and Miss Mary X.
Browne, who today defeated Mrs.
Florence BALM of New York and Mrs.
Harry Bickel of Canada, 6-1. 60, will
oppose Mrs. Lambert Chambers and
Miss E. H. Harvey, the remaining
British team, which conquered Miss
Katherine Gardner of Boston and Mrs.
William Scharman Hester of New
York, 6-1, G-1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-21
CHAMPION CREb
IS BADLY INJURED
IN CRASH OF CARS

Pittsburgh, Aug 90. - (AP) =
Harry Greb, worlds middleweight
boxing champion, was seriously in
jured in an automobile accident near
here early tonight. He was rushed
to a hospital where a first examina-
ton revealed that he suffered two
broken ribs, severe bruises and pos
sibly internal injuries.
Greb and two other men had set
out in the fighters automobile for
Erie, Pa, where Greb was to meet
Jimmy Darragh in an American Lee
gion boxing match tomorrow night.
Twelve miles from there on descend
ing a hill, the fighters car met two
others. Slamming on the brakes the
wheels locked and the Greb car
skidded and overturned. Passing
autoists rushed Greb to this city.
His companions were not seriously
hurt.