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The producers news., 1926-10-29
STATE LAND SALE
GOES OVER R,o

The sale of the state lands
Point last week, was We'll q. :. "ot
and a great deal Of good far-. ae'55adss
passed into the hands of .al, I'm, m land
tiers, and brought very I.-al f. ST.
prices in most cases. Anon. ,a.OIaos !5os
from Froid and community vI Noss
chased land at the sale wsro o''S pl'.
Ryder, who acquired the NTI' TaII''a-,
Sec. 16-30-56, and Ed. Iuebl,e ~ I q q
Of Sec. 16-3O-56, each paying s.,g S5o
acre. e-0 pa
Some lands in the VICINITY os,,
Cabe brought $3.50 per acre y Nc
Considerable other land w.
chased in the Froid commur;- = pli,
good price. Farm lands ara e; 2
demand and lands to lease ars o.... +
to be the next thing to imn6ss;i,, s,-.,
Real estate around here ig fast '--'. ~.
ing into the hands of actual ~. F..,'
Spectators and short time farr-ee
viii soon be things of vester 49, 80
The producers news., 1926-10-29
The Unwilling Evesdropper

For few weeks after my return my happiness COM
pee then, in spite Of Mrs Wrghts warning that sshould
question Curtss about the past but just accept the
of the hour, found myself several times each day.
he entirely his infatuation for the bevching
ndscree young girl The jealous pangs had suffered be-
fore away began crowd my mind again and even
the most beautiful moments of tenderness between
with Curss assuring of his unwavering Devotion the
desire know just what Letitia Evans had him
The producers news., 1926-10-29

happen over which I had absolutely
no control"
1 scarcely breathed, I remained in
my uncomfortable position, unable to
do anything but listen, with strain
ed nerves to catch their every word
(Curtiss reveals the reason for his
continued affair with Letitia Evans
Read the unexpected development of
2 stirring situation next week..
The producers news., 1926-10-29
CELEBRATION AT
DOUBLE WEDDING

Homestead, Mont.-It is said that
between four and five hundred per-
sons attended the wedding uance and
supper held at Homestead last SaIur-
day night, a week ago, in honor Of
the marriage of the Misses Pearl
and Myrtle Astrope to Robert Paul
son and Albert Murry, which event
took place at Plentywood last Satur-
day.
Hall to Small for Crowd.
The public hall at Homestead prov
ed far too small to accommodate the
crowd that came from all parts of
Roosevelt and Sheridan counties to
Join in paying their respects to the
newly-weds and to the Astrope fami-
" as a whole, who are old timers in
this neck of the woods, having lived
in these parts for the past thirty
years, long before there was any
railroad and when COW paths and IN
dian trails served as public highways.
Among the relatives of the Astrope
family present at the jubilee We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Izenhower n d
family, Of Silverton, Oregon; Miss
Elsie Astrpoe, of Glasgow, who was
accompanied by Attorney Hallet Of
that city, by whom she is employed
as stenographer; Mrs. Hattie Carlton,
of Williston, who is a mother of Mr..
Astrope, and who has reached the
advanced age of S3 years.
The dance and supper was a grand
affair. Many old friends of the As
trope family came from Culbertson,
Bainville, Poplar and from Froid and
all participated in the general good
time.
1t is said that it overtaxed the ca
pacity Of three automobiles to carry
the presents away from the hall the
following morning.
The producers news., 1926-10-29

1t was one thing for Curtiss to
give up Letitia and another for her
to discard him first. True, Mrs
Wright had assured me that she had
come by several times ana asked him
to go out in her car and each time
he had refused, but, even so, he might
have been piqued because she was
showing marked attention to the 9TH
er man, whom, it delighted me to
hear, had held himself aloof from
all the advances she had made.
That afternoon late when Curtiss
came in l was overjOyed to find my
father with him. His health had
been completely restored and he had
come on his first visit to our little
home. Like all men who have no
sons Of their own my father had
grown very fond of his son-in-law
and he and CurtiSs were very close.
That they enjoyed their business chats
alone / knew perfectly well, so after
sitting with them, in the softly light
ed study a few hours, / asked to be
excused.
It had been my intention to go to
sleep, but as was often the case after
an unusually busy day, when l finally
got into bed I was too tired for re-
pose. l had spent the afternoon at
a bridge party at the Country Club
and the incessant chatter of ten ia
bles of players, with the additional
effort to concentrate on the cards
had left me irritably tense, so rather
than be awake in the dark I decid-
ed to turn on the light and finish
a new novel by Christopher Morley
which I had left off at a most enter
tanning part.
The book was in the iving-room
so, slipping into a negligee, went
in search of it. The logs still burned
cozily in the CRATE and, as the light
was splendid from the nearby table
/ stretched myself comfortably on the
divan, with its downy cushions, and
intended to read. But the warmth
and comfort of the room soon sOOthed
me into dreams.
1t could not have been long, how
ever, before I was half awake again
and heard Curtiss calling my name.
1 started to answer and then, IN
my half-cOnscious condition, realized
that he and my father in the next
room were continuing their converse
tion and that Curtiss had not called
me, but had merely mentioned my
name.
His voice came to me, as clearly as
If / were in the same room: Il fol-
lowed your suggestion about Sallie
and it woTkedl" he declared, "but
there were times, sir, when l thought
] had lost her for good and I wasn't t
so sure then whether I appreciated
your kindly advice" Curtiss chuckled
to himself, Il can well afford to
laugh now, but believe me, sir, that
was the longest and most unsatis-
factory summer I've ever lived and
wouldn't want to go through it again.
you held out remarkably well, my
father replied, Il thought you would
weaken and go after her long ago" =
Il was on the verge Of leaving more
than a dozen times and I'm not say
ing how much longer / could have
remained silent if she hadn't shown
up when she did" Curtiss declared.
/ raised myself in a sitting position
so that / could call out to them and
make my presence known for l had
always had a contempt for evesdrop-
ping, even Of the slightest kind, but
the temptation of hearing for myself
an explanation of the puzzling events,
which had caused me so much heart
ache, was too strong for me to resist.
The producers news., 1926-10-29

overwhelming and realized only well what the Old Test
writer had endured before he could declare to the world
that jealousy is as cruel as the grave
Another insidiOus thought had begun enter nv brain
with naggng PerenCy and mdae dissatisfied with the
attitude Curtss had adopted of never any way referring
to the past This suited far my affairs were
concerned but the fear that cutched at my heart was the
suspicion that Lea had perhaps tired of Curtiss first and
had put him aside for the new minister
The producers news., 1926-10-29

/ raised myself In n
sitting position so that
1 could call out to them
and make my presence
known for 1 had always
had a contempt for eves-
dropping. even Of the
slightest kind. but the
temptation of hearing.
The producers news., 1926-10-29

fendant, who had kept her
sci for year without diy,,loia MN coV,.
secret to anyone. o'glng "a.
lhe trial OF the case will
come early in December proo5sr
The producers news., 1926-10-29
GOITRE WAS SEVERE
Caused Eye Pressure and Headache
Could Not Sleep without Several
Pillows. Colorless Imminent

~N~~--~N~A ~
Mrs. T.. II. Hollingsworth. North
Platte. Neb.. says After using SorbOl-
QuadrupIc for three days. could notice
2 sre0t relief. Now my goitre is entire
ly gone. VIII gladly tell my experience
by words or letter" SorbOI-Quadruple
is colorless. applied externally and as
easy to use rs a toilet water. See it
1T an drug stores or write Sorbol Com
pany Mechanicsburg. O. Locally at the
Plentywood Drug Co.
Read the Advertisements-it pays
The producers news., 1926-10-29

go" Is recognized value further removed
than ever from any other light six in the isdastTy
The producers news., 1926-10-29

Sixty miles. and more pel
hour. Pickup Of 5t0 > miles
in 73z seconds. AnaHngeoo1
omy Of ? miles 70 the -
Ion. Characteristic Chrysisl
smartness and beauty. flS
nomenal riding ease. my
sler four-w heel hydrauils
brakes. Oil-flter and aii
cleaner. Full pressure luoil
cation. Seven-bearins cranA
shaft. Impulse neutralllel;
Manifold heat control ko-l
levelizers, front and rear ,
Chrysler proved Ions ne ne
Roomy. luxurious booiss
with beautiful upholstery =
enclosed models. Atiraol'%
new color harmonieS
The producers news., 1926-10-29

manufacturers believe they nave ne"er
produced a car more brilliant th-n tns
Chrysler "60".
AT its old prices, the Ch-yser 80 was rec
Ognized as far beyond comparison with Sc
ordinary six. The new lower prices widen
the emphasize more clearly than ever
its unapproachable leadership ii tie h2lE
six field.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

TNO-i room trnements 10 rent, all Inn
 nrnNcments. new house. CaM lSan.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

TlIREE TENEMENTS-5 rooms each. all
 improvements, rent from S.6 up. Apply
 R MHrholir. 5i Dwight St. Phone 7S2i.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
AUTOMOTIvE
Autos and Irucks fof Sale
RENEWED CARS

or rHs eHRysLus USED CAR DEPT
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
USED CAR SALE

luG OFFERING I% USED FORD CARS. MI. IN GOOD CONDITION. TAKEN IN TRADE FOR KEW CARS AND PRICED FAIRLY. WE MUST HAVE THH ROOM. iMAIJ. DOWN PAYMENTS REQUIRED, :At.ANCEs ON EXTREMELY EASY
 TERMF
 tl1T 4 GOOD USED FORD FROM THOSE . .IsvEp BELOW. PAY FOR IT AS YOU iHvE IT. our OF -FOUR INCOME, IN aMAlI. MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry Supplies

 ITTFNTIoN POULTRY NEN--Auo'N1 nic open meeting, Monday evening l'rn. st. l9?t at s o'clock in I, O, Q. r 'a1 Arch s., New Britain, ~, NJ. '' !. Southwirk of Hartford 10 sD'u -altonahle topics. Every one lnttret'' 'tyjtcI to attend. Gcod speaking, Eo. .f-, everything treo. Tho New Brit.
 ulirv Association.
 GN CHICkS--Mnst popular hrre. :" are now handling the famous SEos Sdoah Valley chicks. Better Tuah ai lower prices. NarfiiHe Bros, Far. 'ore, Park and Bieejow Sts. Phou HT CHlCKS--Rrcd-to Poru'a .rneds, rrco catalogue ot chicks, bro"" a- and supplies. Clarks Hat'her.. .Sp' l5, East Hartford Conn. lGTC BR0ODERS- -Coal burning sold Q, ro day ,rial x, B. Bird X Feed C. liH Nroh St.
 :. 'BAICGS "M"ns' guaranteed, G. 500 rrs "arartty. \ better in"ulI'" for less money. Cash or terms. d"l>,i N1 anywhere. Eacklinc Bros. Faru Store, Park and Disolow SIS, Phon ,Ii.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
Professional service

FINE WATCH REPNR-No matter wha,
 the trouble may he. we can repair it
 right. Wedding Ring Shop, li9 Man
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry, supplies

~ nROoDERS- Royal. burns coal and coul substitutes, Hoovers i2.inch and 6:'ln'h.
 Delivered anywhere. RackliHe Bros.
 Farm Store. Park and BIgelow sts.
 Phone i0fi.
 OLD NEWSPAPER MATS lining for
 rh'cken euups 50 cents hundred foi
 sale at Herald hNice A1 chutrh kt SEMI snlLn BliTfERNIi.K- an,
 quantity Also chick tesds, Chatles . sehaener 66S Arch st poultr, suppltct
 ulPS
 SINGLE COMR--Whltu Leghorn chicks, E90 per hundred Custom matching s hundred. Thomas Aldrich. bl0 shuttU Meadow Ave. SMITH, stQndurd sturdy baby chicks do- Ntlnp into real ogg machines. order th"m today. Write or phone for price card. N, R. Bird & Feed Co, iT2 Arch | St. Tel. il2l-3.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
Real Estate Wanted

ONE OR TWO LUTs-wanted In Seymour Park for cash. Give number and price Of lot in letter. Write. Box 27M, Her aid,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
Suburban For Sale

hENS1NGTON-5 room bungalow, all i'm provements. Near upson'H Corner. D. s. NeGri. Kensingtou.
 PLAlNNlLLE--s room house all improve ments, gas, good barn with space for three cars, Lot i50xI:o allowing two extra lots Soxie0. Fine location. Right close to schools and trolley. Price right. Part cash. The John Cooke Co.,. Ner' Block, PlaInvllle. Phone 3ss-3.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

When Tenement Room w""Y@
 NfAA- 7Z0 Extra Phone Yr d
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

WHEN TINE IS MQNEY--rr3 our 'n. stant service. Tires, Batteries, Gasoline. We get you there and back. o'Neire' ss Washington St. Phone 900.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
BUSINESS SERVICE
Building and Contracting Ia

HOUSE WIRlNG- Estimates furnished. Have your work done now. Prompt tervice, Terms arranged. Barry & Ramforth, 10 Main St. Phone ab0I
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

20 SINGLE sHEETS-and 100 envelopes, excellent for private use with your namo and address printed on 10th. Mail sl loO to The F. 6 G. Printing Cor pOratior, New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

 ANGE-CoHegiate and foxtrot. Private instruction. lessons S5. Miss Nj, Stein haus. Studio. United Bldg. Room gil. Phone 30i2-4.
 Instrumental and Vocal 30 ACTS-df all discriptIons for your enter tanmcnt Appl" Seeleys Entertainer, @t Washington St. Phone ?33f. RAGTIME- plano, banjo, ukulele tGugn, . quickly; booklet free, Chrsteusen. Room Sl9 Booths Block. Tel. ji5-3, Fri only. TENOR PANJO-and mandolin instrU'- tions R. Gognon, Room ?1S. Booth { Block.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

NOS. Kranh'k S Bach Newly & ,aus, and I}steis We haVS sold thr ne of pianos over 50 yearH We guar utee C. |. Pierce. st6 MA,n street
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

NNOS- We have placed nvti 3U00 kuh rr and CsmpbelrI ID this vicinity, 10 Iud'ng churcheG sHhuois and ludget ipfnre you buy. call and let us demon .lIste c. |. Pierre 24s Man stteet
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

NEW BRiTAIN FILING Co.-Ail Kinds tile and marble work done promptly Fred Kisslngsr, Phone East Hampton 2a1-i?. onlce at 7ss Stanley St., New , Britain Conn,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

GRAND ST, 4S-turnished, well heated front room. Phone S02l.S. HART ST,-comfortahly furnished room in private family, all convenlences. Phone s027-k.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

PAUL zEHLER-R Roofer, slate. gravel, as. phalt. tin and shngle roofs. New or repairing. Fhoro li90.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

AVER rIA%D--Same Hs new, mdlI"e- #ug. rolls and h'nch very low pri... Fash or terms. Heres hargsin. |. T., ANdrows Al. Arrh g.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

LAKE COURT, 4--laTge. nicely furnished. double room, minutes walk from P. o. Phone 50Ss-t.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

l,ENN-TTie E m H,I tTlIVndUN IINo TN-
 strument and must be scld at once.
 Prize Sc5, John A. Andrews C Co. Inc
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
By BECK

WALLACE ST. i2--5 rooms. all modern, garage. Inquire lst flooT
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

PROSPECT ST. 5l-arge furnished room,
 smltahle for two men. Dhone ssre.W.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

SEYMOUR ST, s7--furnlshed room Tor gentlemen. steam heat. Board If dssir- cd. Ring End bell.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

so. HIGH ST. E3-cent-aIly located, fur nished. heated, single CT double rooms. Tarlor
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

SMITH ST, lil--i room tenement fam
 fly. new house, minutes 10 Stanley Works. Annly 1rd floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

ST, lSS-Roomers wanted. Board fl desired. Private home for or 2 men. good location. 10 minutes walk frnm nOv fartNry
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
MERtH tHANDISE
Articles For Sale

PIANO BoXEs--Just the thing for coal bin or wood box: all new In good coudi-
 ton at John A, Andrews & Co.,, Inc. l32 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
Printing, Jobbing, Stationery at

PIANOS Should be tuned every year Price S%.5o. C. A. Humphrey 97 S. Rurritt St. Phone 2fl1,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

SLY MOUE AVE. 33-tirst floor, rooms.
 modern improvements, rent t30. InQuirr F seymour Ave, cud floor before 6
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Hpnt

ARCH ST, l49-Funlshed room, steam heat. across hall from bath room. in new block, private family. Dwire's bell.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

AN oLD-house Is mndo new with fresh paint and new wall paper. Let us cub. init m estimate. Morgan. Kingsley Thompson. Inc. iii Main St. Phone 6St
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

INTERIOR pGCoRATioNs-t tlass etc Call on our service for socials and wed. dinSs, Eody Awning and Decorating Co.,, City han Place.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

WEST MAIN ST, SSl-tqrnjshed room,
 suitable for gentlemen. Phone ssos.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

CAMP ST, 46-nicely furnished room, suitable for or 2 gentlemen. Board if desired Private home. Phone Sio2-..
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
Business and OTice Equipment

PORTABLE--5 horse power wood saw, | sala. Inquire j.. q. peck. Cnok St.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
BUSINESS SERVICE
t,arhers, Hairtiressers, Masseuse St
Building and Contracting

CHIMNEY- repatrlns and general masoH
 and plastcring work. WorH guaranteed. |. ], Mcl.arney, 5s Garden. Phone s9l
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-03
FIRST LADY OF LAND HAS
NO NEW EASTER CLOTHES

WASHINGTON, April 3.-As
far as new Easter attire is con-
crrned, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge sim
ply hasn' t any. Easter shop
ping wasn't included in the
first lady 50 activities this
year and as a result she will be
unable to blossom forth in a new
get up on Sunday.
However, no matter what the
weather. Mrs. Coolidge has
plentiful supply of apparel in her.
wardrobe. For instance, there
are three full length fur coats
available if April continues chill
ly, and if the sun should shine
beneficiently she has a chance to
select from at least dozen at
tractiVe street costumes.
Her dress most likely will be
beige or white, but it might be
grey or Bois de Rose. Beige is
her favorite color.
1t is possible that Mrs. Cool
idge will follow Sunday custom
and 90 down the Potomac on the
Mavflower, In this event she
probably will wear white wool
dress and heavy coat, with close
fitting black hat. .tfJ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-03
VALLEY MEXICAN
LABOR IS BEING
CLOSELY STUDIED
Understanding Observers
To. Report Findings
Here Friday.

The Imperial Valley Mexican
labor situation is receiving expert
attention this month from students
of migratory labor movements.
Findings of the valley conditions
will be made public in a meeting
Friday night, April 9th, at the VIII
son school, FL Centre. under the
auspices of the Associated Labor
Bureau, in which l.. c. Lee of FL
Ccntio, is chairman.
Social and religious conditions
will be reported by Charles A..
Thomson, well known author, and
executive for the INSTRUMENTATION
al Spanish speaking work council.
Mr.. Thomson as received aid in
his Stndies from representatives of
Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, Boosters,
American Legion, women S clubs
and churches.
Employment conditions will be
reported by DR.. Louis Bloch, state
labor statistician, who was a men,
Der of the staff for the recent race
relations survey of the Pacific
coast, and who has done research
work for the Carnegie, Rockefeller,
and Russell Sage foundations.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-03
DEATH REPORTS VARY

CALCUTTA. April 3.-Mobs lot
ted and burned shops today "a the
Hindu Moslem riots of yesterday
were renewed. Troops are patrolling
the streets and machine guns have
been placed at strategic points in an
effort to control the fanatically re.
ligious Indians.
II is believed that todav's casual
ties exceed those of yesterday. when
it was estimated that 20 persons
were killed and $50 wounded. One
hospital alone contains IS of yes
terday's casualties. ten of whom
are likely to die. The wounded in
cludc the English deputy police com
missioner. BARLEY, Sergeant H. Dav-
isc of the European police and an
English professor of Calcutta uni
vcrsity.
Early this morning band of Mos
lens destroyed Hindu temple and
desecrated an idol. The Hindus re-
taliated by firing n large mosque.
The riots spread to the Howrah Mill
area. Around st. Colootla college
and the Mechua bazaar ambuanccs
were busy picking mp injured riot
ers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-03
Meager Reports Tell of North Pole FLIGHT Preparatio,
EXPLORING BAJA
CALIFORNIA FOR
ANCIENT RELICS
Professor Hadden and
"OutdOOr' Franklin
Pull Into Utgard.

A journey of exceptional interest
10 scientists and automobile men was
begun few days ago when Profess
sor lladden of the Los Angeles nut
seam, and "Outdoor' Franklin of
the Howard Automobile company,
left FL Centre on the first leg Of a
500 mile drive to San Jose del Cabo
in the extreme southern part of
Lower California. 1t is said the
farthest point ever reached by auto
mobile in Lower California is a
mine about $50 miles below Enscn-
ada.
Professor Hadden expects to find
fossils bones and implements that
will throw light on the life and
habits of prehistoric man. Mr..
Franklin will report the progress of
the exploration by wireless messages
sent from government stations at
Ensenada, Santa Rosalia, La Paz
and Magdalena Bay to Ray c. Rob
erts, Buick distributor for the I'M
perial Valley. The expedition is
being financed by the Howard Auto
mobile company OF Los Angeles, and
arrangements for permits and for
the cooperation of Governor Rodri-
gnoz were made by Roberts. The
trip is being made in Buick stock
ears, Il two door coach and a Master
Six touring car.
The party faces the necessity of
traversing an uneXplOred strip of
l75 miles between Onyx, the mine
below Ensenada to Callemaji, II
mountain settlement. From the lat
ter place there is another stretch
of about - miles without water or
habitation to the Mission San Ig-
natlo. 1t is anticipated the trip
can be made with comparative ease
from that point to Santa Rosalia. 1t
is planned to return along the coast
to Tijuana.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-03
RITA FREEMAN PEAPDON
WILL ENTERTAIN TONIGHT

Tonight Rita Freeman Rear
don, noted story teller. will be
here from the coast TO appear at
the Ten Thousand club in an eve
ning's entertainment. given
through the courtesy of FL Cen
tro public library.
Madame Racrdon, who is IN
accomplished artists in her choS-
en- line, will tell groups of stories
for both children and growmups.
She will also, for the benefit of
those particularly interested in
that phase, tell something of the
art of story presentation.
Miss Agnes Ferris extends, for
he library, IN invitation to the
men and women, boys and girls
OF the city to he guests at the
program, which viii open at s
O'Clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-03
House, Grumbles
Are Needed Today
BY JOHN N. PALMER
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
April 3.-Whatever the outcome of
today's track and field clash be-
tween Stanford University and the
University of Southern California,
it will be won by small margin.
Forecasts, of which many have
been painstakingly drawn and print
ed, agree in the main on one point
"A close score. The majority, too,
give Stanford slight edge, enough
to win, by not more than four
points.
The meet is scheduled to start at
2:30 o'clock with the mile run.
Notwithstanding the counter AT.
traction across the bay-thc Uni
versity of California University of
Missouri intcrscctional track and
field meet, good attendance is ex.
pccted.
Several 10 second men, both Card
inals and Trojans will be seen in the
100 yard run. Southern California
has Ed House and IIerschcl Smith
who thus qualify. Stanford as Gov
crly az a certainty and one or two
more as possibilities.
in the shotpnt and discus an
Olympic games champion-Bud
Houscr of Y. s. C.-will be the
bright stars, barring accidents. Hons
cr holds records Of better than so
feet in the shotput and between las
= and $50 feet in the discus. Stanford
also has second places in these
events cinched with the entry of
Hoffman.
Southern California also will fig.
urc conspicuously in the pole vault,
in which event. Lee, Barnes, another
Olympic games champion, Is enter
ed. Assem- .o t.
The high iluppn broad jump and
relay are events, whose results are
uncertain. They probably will spell
victory for one team or the otter. "