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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-06-22
New eyzad Finer Motor Car
New 7'vjss lgniffj'oS, Motor
New Salon Bodies

''The three new Nash Series. which
are being introduced everywhere
today, achieve the ambition of nv
manufacturing career.
"They represent an entirely new
type OF motor car, priced moder-
ately, but offering you all the beauty
and quality and performance here
tOfore exclusive to very expensive
automobiles.
10 create such a car we had to
develop an entirely new type of
design and invest over 50. 500. 600 in
dies and machinery alone.
both the Salon bodies and the
hlgh compression motors which
power these new models exempIifv
the most radically modern advance
ment in body craftsmanship and
engineering.
Naturally space precIudes the full
nstlng of all features but do want
10 draw your attention to a num-
Der OF the outstanding attractions
such ass -''
win ignition, high compression.
Bohnalite aluminium ALLOW nistons
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-06-22
Hardin, Montana

Hardin, Montana
The Producers News,
Plentywood, Montana.
Gentlemen:
If my subscription to your paper
has not run out please have it sent
to Box 145, Hardin, Montana. If it
has run out l shall be only too glad
to renew.
Very truly yours,
DIR. HARDIN r. LARSON.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-06-22

county proceedings. We haven't re-
ceived the last three copies and feel
lost. Our old address was Reserve,
Mont. New address Duvall, Wash.
Yours truly,
ANTON ANDERSEN,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-06-22
FRANK A. HAZELBAKER
for
Lieutenant-G Governor
Republican Ticket

My platform: "The development of
Montana's marvellous resources into
an evenly distributed prosperity for
ALL"
Pol. Adv. Paid for by Hazelbaker for
Lieutenant Governor Club.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-06-22

with Invar-struts,7 -bearing crank
shaft with followed crankpins,
Blur centralized chassis Iubrica-
ton, HOudaille and LOvejoy shock
absorbers, Bifiex-Nash bumpers
and bumperettes, chrome plating
over nickel for all exterior metal
ware, dOuble-drOp frame, one
piece Salon Tenders and longer
wheelbase lengths.
This new-type engineering of the
'4OO motors makes them by far the
bestperformingc cars haveeverb built.
II don't think anyone will ever
want to use all the speed and power
they deliver.
Equipment rs absolutely complete
at the factory list price and you need
Dlly no extras except spare tire.
"lfmy Judgment is worth anything
you will find it well worth while to-
day to examine this new automobile
development with the greatest
care.''
6. or DME
President, The Nash Motors Company
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09

.Dyksenseknek. Tavaly j6t ALT
ertlnk a tonningi takarekpenz-
tarnal
Mem akartam t0bbet hallani S
felugrottam. A nap lassan multi
ell. Az egesz hazban csak Claus
rosszasagaroI beszeltek. A csele-
dek ait mondtak, fel )kellene je-
lenteni Claust, hogy b0rtonbe
vessek. Sween Meess es Hinnerk
Dirk a fiiben iiltek a szilvafak
aiatt es szinten errol beszeltek.
- En- mem tudom megerteni
l. monda Hinnerk. = A flu mem
rossz. Els kiilonben is ait hiszem,
hogy a k6vel kutyakat akarta
megdobni veletlenul Didat ta-
Ilalta Ell. Dida, gyere csak ide!
De en- 6rizkedtem hozza mennl
S beszaladtam cseledszobaba.
| Az Greg Wiedehopp tilt benn
egyedul S a levelet, NIT delutan
lfogalmazott, leirta tisztan tenta-
val. "Szeretett Anyam! Fajda.
|lommal nyulok a tollhoz, hogy
kozoljem, miszerint ingeim veg
elgyengiilesben szenvednek e.
sziikseg lesz 3ket ket ujjal helyet-
ltesiteni.'
/ - Oregl - mondam. Be
|szelj egy kicsit velem!
/ De az oregnek mem volt ideje
La levelet be kellett fejeznie e.
lnem volt konnyii munka.
/ AZ asztalon nehany sarga fize'
Ihevert. Unalmamban lapozgatn
Ikezdtem. Az els6 oldalon egy so
katiger6 KEEP volt. Koporsoba1
tilt egy asszony halalfeJbo
Iivott.
| - Mi ez; - kerdem az Greg
t6l.
i = Ez R6zsika gr6fn6. Mive
ferje AIT hiAi, hogy hiitlen hozza
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09

bezarta a toronyszobaba, hol ko-
pors6ban kell aludnia halafej-
b6l innia es senki sem mehet fel
hozza. Az etelt egy kis yukon tol.
jak be neki, kenyeret es vizet s
csak evasarnap kap egy kis pud-
dingot. listen tudja, hogy fog
vegz5dni. Soks7or mem tudok
aludni ejszaka miatta.
- Meselj tovabb, Greg. Mier'
hiszi a ferje, hogy hitlen hozza
Most mem erek ra, Dida, dt
kolcsonzom maid neked fiizete'
ket akkor maid magad fogoc
,olvasni. !.
(Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
REGENY
Irta: BOHME MARGIT.

Dida! A mi Clausunk mem
csinal ilyet, sokkal jobban secret
teged! 49,
- De igen, csinalta, igenis 3
csinalta. Egy nagy hegyes kovel,
igenis.
A cseledek kirohantak a haz-
Dol, legelol Nanny, aki sohasem
mulasztotta ell az alkalmat, hogy
anyamnal behizelegje magat.
= Scent listen! = obegatott. =
Szegeny kis Didank! Nezze csak,
Ibsenne asszony! Ha egy fel cen
timeterrel arrebb megy, kiiiti a
szemet! Szegeny kis galambom
Ma, egy ilyen koly0k!
= Mem hiszem, hogy mi Clau-
sunk csinalta volna! - monda
Dyksensne asszony izgatottan. =
Hisz az meg a legynek sem art
Dida, valid be az igazat, hogyan
t0rtent!
- De bocsasson meg, Lehns-
Emanne asszony, = vagott anyam
Iszavaba = mi Didank igaz
Ehogy szilaj gyermek, ez ketsegte-
len, de mem hazudik, meg soha-
sem hazudott.
- Mem, ami Didank mem hazu-
dix! = ismetli Nanny. = A oyer
mex tiszta igazsagot mondja.
/ - Ha sohasem hazudott, ugy
AIT hiszerl, most hazudik. - Dyk-
sensne egeszen belev0r0s0d0tt q
meregbe es izgalomba.
DE igaz, tessek ct megker
| dezni!
= Igen, azonnal meg fogom q
kerdezni, de jaj neked, ha ha'
zudtal!
- Ez megis csak sok - mon
da anyam. = Mines joga az el
gyermekemet megfenyegetni, =
Lehnsmanne asszony! Ha Dlds
AIT mondja, hogy Claus verte bt
a fejeet, akkor ez ICY van! Hal
latlan durvasag volt a ko.y0ktol
A kis Dida j6 kis madar!
= Gondolja? Egyel6re be var
verve a feje. Gratulalok kedve
fiahoz.
= Az anya reszketett az izga
lomt6l.
= Mi lesz belole, ha felno, h;
mar most agyoniit egy gyenge kF
leanyt! Maid szepeket fog me!
hallani felole!
= Csak ait kivanom, soha rosz
: szabbat ne halljon elkenyeztetet
leanyarol!
A kiilonben joszivii asszonyol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09

ellensegesen allottak egymassal
szemben, mint ket viaskod6 kis
kakas.
- Egesz Eiderstedt csodalko-
xix, hogyan newell leanyat. Mar
Macy leany $ egesz nap az orszag-
uton k6szal kutyaival. Jobb vol
Ina, ha tannlasra es kezimunkara
fogna! Tekintve az Onok helyze-
tet, lelkiismeretlenseg 6t ICY ne
velni. Mindig fel van cicomazva,
hetk0znap is feher ruhaban es ke-
menyitett alsoszoknyaban jar.
val6 ez egy falusi leanynak; Hisz
ait Sc tudja, hova yeti MAID a
sors, hogy kenyeret .megkeresse
= Amt listen reank inert, AIT
ell fogjuk viselni monda jo
anyam. Minden 0nuralmat elyesz-
tette, hogy eszebe juttattak zilalt
anyagi viszonyainkat. - Onnek
mindeddig mem maradtunk sem
mivel sem adosok! Els hogy oyer
mekiinket hogyan neveljGk, az a
mi dolgunk, ahhoz mines senkinek
semmi koze! S0porjon maga al
taja el6tt! Meg ur vagyok az To-
sen birtokon jogom van aJto1
mutatni annak, aki szemtelen.
= J6l van, j6l, mar megyek is
Mem lepem at tobbe kiiszobe1
sem en-, sem ferjem, sem pedie
CLAUS! Legyen nyugodt. lister
vele!
En- ezalatt lecsendesedtem. Szl
VEN hevesen dobogott. Mem, ez
mem akartam.
Nanny bekototte fejemet fehel
: zsebkend6vel. Kiosontam lefe
kudtem a szobaban a pamlagra.
Apam eppen visszajott a fol
dekr6l. Anyam elmeselte, mi tor
tent delutan. En- befogtam fiilel
t met, hogy semmit Sc halifax, d
megis hallottam Hallottan
apam nyugodt, josagos szavait
amint ,bekeltetni akart. Tizenha
/ lev 6ta voltunk Dyksensekkel j
: szomszedsagban es jo lbaratsae
ban, soha egy rossz $50 sem vol
: k0ztiink. A ket szomszed kitar
tott egymas mellett j6ban-rossz
/. ban, segitettek egymasnak, h
szorgos munka volt. Egy j
l szomszed t0bbet er, mint egy test
S yer idegenben.. most vesszene
ossze a gyermekek Matt, XII
egyik percben osszekapnak
masikban kibekiilnek.
a u De Dida mem hibas! - mon
$ da anyam.
u Mem, ezt apam sem hitte. d
ITALIAN felizgattam Claust, ez min
: denesetre valoszinu volt.
t - Gyermekek - gyermekel
minda apam tompan.
( azonfeliil lie is vagyunk kotelezv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-09
(Folytatas)

hUu tOIJc ICJCt Cd plouC, HCS
beszeljen is rola. Ha mar odaha
"a mines senki, aki lily illetlen ma
gaviseletre figyelmeztessen, le-
hetne magadt6l annyi jo erzesed, !
hogy mint serdul6 leany, he be- /!
szelj ilyenekrol Mondd meg
edes anyadnak, hogy tisztelem S
jN tenne, ha hasonlo leveleket ell
zarna, hogy ne keriiljenek ostoba
gyermekek kezei koze s. XII
lonben alkalmilag maid magam is
megmondom neki.
Megkaptam a leckemet, most
hazamehettem. Amint nyitott
ablak alatt elhaladtam, hallot-
tam, amint TONNES neni patio
gott, hogy ilyen n6szemelyt ha-
zunkba fogadunk, hogy nekem
semmi nevelesem mines, hogy ugy
novok fel, mint a borju :. !. Tom
MES batyam valami effelet dor
m0g0tt: az Ibsenek feje tele van
gonddal s en- meg egesz artatlan
gyermek vagyok. Amint elsza-
ladtam toliik, AIT gondoltam ma
gamban, hogy mem szeretnek
TONES neninel mint kisasszony
szolgalni, meg ha ugy tartananak
is, mint sajat gyermekiiket.
Gyermekek gyakran 0nkente-
leniil ehseszii psztchol6gusok.
Keresztul rohantam a kaszalon S
az arok szelen Claus baratommal
talalkoztam, amint oft tilt es sipot
faragott. En- megcsiklandoztam
hatul nyakat S ekkor diih0sen
hatranezett Melege volt a
sip mem akart sikeriilni.
- Eredj, Dida!
Mem, azert sem. .Tovabb csik
landoztam. Claus jo gyerek volt.
Sok mindent eltiirt tolem. Bar
csak harom evvel volt idosebb ma
lam, megis bizonyos apai gyon-
gedseggel volt irantam. Soha meg
mem g0rbitette' volna hajam
szalat, de ma, eppen ma mem volt
is vele kikezdeni. Nyugtalanul
feszkel6d0tt.
= Hagy bekevel, Dida eredj
- Eszemben sincs! Vigyazz
r1agadra! Akarok toled valamit
kerdezni. Egy asszony jon hoz-
zank latogat6ba, annak sziiletett
egy gyermeke a ferje elker-
gette.
Mi k0z0m hozza! - kialtott
Claus igyekezett lerazni maya
r6l. - Hadd abba az atkozott
csiklandozast, hallod, kiilonben
kapsz egy pofont!
= Pofont; = Els mar meg
is kaptam a pofont. Ijedtemben
elcsusztam S beleiit0ttem homlo-
komat egy eles kobe. Ell kezdtem
orditani ,mintha gyilkoltak volna.
Claus iiedten ugrott fel es segite
nj akart, de. en- mar feltapaszkod-
tam 0riilten rohantam hazafele.
MentU kozelebb ertem udvarunk-
hoz, annal er6sebben kiabalta1l1,
reszint inert nehez vercsoppek
hullottak arcomra a seb fajt es
meg voltam ijedye, de meg IN
kabb attol az 0szt0nszerii vagyt0l
vezerelve, hogy balesetemet men
tSl nagyobbnak tiintessem fel,
hogy erdekes legyek es sajnalja-
max /. es azutan hadd lassa
Claus, goromba frater, aki min
dennek Okla volt, hogy NIT csi-
malt. Szerencsetlensegre Claus
edesanyja, Lehnsmann Dyksens
asszony, epp nalunk volt latoga-
tobsn ezen a delutan. A ket asz-
SONY haz el6ft iilt a padkan,
horgoltak es kedelyesen beszel-
settek egymassal, amikor en- kia-
Balva megerkeztern vagtato fal-
kammal egyitt.
Dida! Az Istenert, gyerme-
ken, mi t0rtents kialta anyam
felngorva.
N rnl~nrSc n1foifntfa hanOnmat.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08
PRES. COOLIDGE
WILL BROADCAST
ARMISTICE DAY

Special observances of Armistice
day, including an address by Presi-
dent Coolidge at the American Le-
gion's ceremonies in Washington, will
be broadcast from coast to coast
through the NBC system Sunday,
Nov. IL.
President Coolidge will be heard in
a program which will be broadcast
from 6:15 to 7:15 o'clock Pacific
standard time, through a large num-
Der of stations associated with the
NBC. Speaking before an audience
in the Washington auditorium, Presi-
dent Coolidge also will be heard by
listeners to stations extending from
border to border.
Other speakers in the American
Legion observance include Gen. John
J. Pershing, commander of the A. f.
F.; Paul Y. McNutt, national COM
mander Of the American Legion, and
Col. Thomas J. Dixon, chaplain, L,
S. A., retired, who will deliver the
invocation. Harland Wood, depart
ment commander of the District of
Columbia, will preside. Music will
be furnished by the United States
Army band.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08
Famous Cough
Prescription
CONTAINS NO CHLOROFORM OR
OTHER HARMFUL DRUGS

The use of medicines containing
chloroform or dope to relieve coughing
Is dangerous and unnecessary. Now
anyone can get quick sure relief with a
famous prescription called Thoxine,
which contains no chloroform or other
harmful drugs and is safe and pleas
ant to take.
Thoxine is thoroughly efficient be-
cause it has double action-soothes
the irritation--goes direct to the in
ternal cause, and stops the cough al
most instantly. Far superior to cough
syrups and patent medicines. Also
excellent for sore throat. Quick relief
guaranteed or your money back. 35c,
6oc, and $100. Sold by Economy
Drug Co., and all other good drug
stores.-Adv.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08
HIGH SCHOOL is
GETTING READY
FOR BASKETBALL

The basketball season is ON in full
swing in the Carbon County High
school and Coach Hartwig now has
p boys in his workout squad. It will
take some time to pick the boys who
will carry the school colors this year
1t is felt a good team will result
as all the boys are working hard and
while there are none of the last yea
team to rely on, still the new boys
show much spirit and Carbon will un-
doubtedly hold its own again this
year.
The boys in the squad are: Waine
Mattila, Leonard Hannula, Bill Bal
ley, Ralph Levi, Ed. Blazina, Johr
Davis, Jack Gerondale, Robert Martin
kauno Kallio, Tom Gillen, Shorty
Aho, Verne Schwin, Oscar Murdo, Ed.
gar Johnson, John Doran, TenhC
Leides, Robert Woodrow, George Pol
lock, Walter Lito. Nate Provinse ant
Aarne Marsyla.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08

mately 1880; these figures include
the ranger lectures at the Old Faith
full and Canyon bear feeding grounds
and the auto camp at West Thumb.
Seventy nine thousand four hundred
and five visitors availed themselves
of the ranger naturalist guide serv-
ice at Mammoth Hot Springs, Old
Faithful, Yellowstone Lake, Canyon
and Tower Falls.
The accommodations provided at the
various developed public auto camp
grounds consisted of toilet facilities,
comfort stations, camp tables, fire
wood, convenient and sanitary water
supply, provision stores. cafeterias
and lunch rooms. Additional facilities
consisted of a limited number Of
housekeeping cabins and tents.
The public auto camp grounds at
Old Faithful, one of eight developed
camp sites in the park, accommodated
$4,000 campers, travelling in 43,909
cars this year.
Approximately 10000 auto visitors
camped at the various public camp
ing grounds this year, as compared
with an estimated total of $4,000
last year.
Auto visitors have reported approx
imately $4,000 fish taken from the
lakes and streams of the park this
year.
Big game animals consisting Of
antelope, deer, sheep, elk, moose and
buffalo contributed in varying de-
grees to the interest and pleasure of
many thousands of visitors.
Midsummer counts Of bears at Old
Faithful, Lake and Canyon showed
30 per cent increase Of blacks and
browns and 80 per cent increase of
grizzlies over the mid-season counts
Of last year.
The ranger talks at the bear feed
ing grounds at Old Faithful and Con-
yon were attended by approximately
10000 visitors, gain of about 3d.
900 over last year.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08
SLEEP ALL NIGHT NOW
A. c. Smith, Al w. Broad,
Bethlehem, Pa, Says

81 will tell or write how | was re-
lieved of getting up nights with
Lithiated Buchu (Keller Formula)
Now l get up refreshed and feeling
fine" 1t acts on bladder as EPSON
salts do on bowels. Drives out for
eign deposits and lessons excessive
acidity. This relieves the irritation
that causes getting up nights. The
tablets cost &c each at all drug stores,
Keller Laboratory, Mechanicsburg,
Ohio, or locally at Red Lodge Drug
Co.-Adv.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08
AIR MAIL PLANES
FIND FOREST FIRES

A new service for air mail planes in
Montana has been found, according to
Leon C. HURT, supervisor of the Hell
ena national forest. The mail plane
recently observed smoke of a fire
burning in the woods near Wickers
and reported to the forest office on
arrival at Butte. The blaze was
thought to be in the Deer Lodge for
est and was investigated by officials
from Butte.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08

"You should be ashamed, Edward,
for making the teacher stay after
school with you for not having your
lesson" said mother.
"Well, but, mother, l was perfectly
willing for US both to go home," re-
piled the lad seriously.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08

Pacific coast stations included in the
nationwide broadcast of the American
Legion Armistice day observance are
kHQ, Spokane; KOMO, Seattle; KGW
Portland; KGo, Oakland; KPO, San
Francisco, and KFI, Los Angeles.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08
GoITRE COMPLETELY REMOVED

Mary A. Steinmetz, Missoula, Mont.
Says: "Gome or write to Ais w.
Pine St., and | will tell you my eX-
perience with Sorbol-Quadruple,
colorless liniment, easy to apply and
not expensive Get more informa-
tion at the Red Lodge Drug Company
or write Sorbol Company, Mechanisc-
burg, Ohio Sold by all druggists
Adv.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08

A mule We find
Two legs behind
And two we find before.
We stand behind
Before we find
What the two behind be for.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08

Did you ever see anything SO cute
in bathing suit, Wager this husky,
little miss isn't afraid of the widest
of waves.
She is Miss Jacqueline Mills, who,
though not yet years old, is claimed
to be the youngest .'all the year round
bather in the world" Just recently
she was made a full-fledged member
of the Plymouth Ladies' Swimming
club in London, England.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08
CARNIVAL WAS A
GREAT SUCCESS ON
FRIDAY NIGHT

A great time was had at the car
nival held in the Carbon County High
school last Friday night. 1t was pro-
NOTED and given by the high school
students and proved a success in every
way. In fact. it was such success
that over $3.50 was turned over to the
athletic fund Of the school after all
expenses had been paid.
1t is impossible to tell about the
affair and it is not necessary as about
every one in Red Lodge was these.
The sideshows proved all that was adj
vertised and many people repeated
their visits to them, as they were ex-
ceedingly novel. The vaudeville show
in the main assembly room also proved
a novelty and was greatly enjoyed.
In the queen contest Miss Elizabeth
(Babe) Larkin carried off the honors
and she was feted at the dance which
closed the carnival.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-08

Q. Has anyone seen Pete?
A. Pete who?
q. Petroleum.
A. Kerosene him yesterday, but he
amt benzine since.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28
Two Duesenbergs Entered in Annual
5OO-MiIe Classic on Local Bricks
Newcomers Make Individual Entries as Private Owners;
Many Drivers Already at Motor Speedway.

The following year the Duesenberg
victory was repeated when Peter
DePaolo, nephew of Ralph De-
Palma, came romping across the
finish wire at the end of 500 miles at
an average of 101.13 miles an hour,
a record which still stands. Last
year George Souders won in a Dues
enberg.
The cars already are ready and
will be taken to the track next
week for a/warming up.
Although the track has been
closed the past week while working
men repaired a dip in the bricks on
the south turn of the famous speed
way, there has been an air of activ-
ity about the garages.
Among the drivers who are here
are Peter DePaolO, 1926 winner;
Tommy Milton, only two-Jime win
ner; Norman Batten, who made a
spectacular drive down the home
stretch in a flaming car in last
years race; Leon Duray, the Her
cules of the speed sport; Cliff
Woodbury., Dave Evans and Fred
Conner of the Boyle valve special
team of four cars; Tony Gulotta,
who is carded to drive one of the
late Frank Lockhart'S Stutz Spe-
Gals in the coming event; Earl
Cooper and Peter Kreis of the Mar
mon Special combination; George
Souders, last years winner; Babe
Stapp, the new midget of racing;
Earl DeVore and several others.
During the coming week many of
the cars will begin the annual tun-
ing up.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28
Three Stars Penn Relays Battle for DecathI0m Hon0rS
British Star
Beats Hagen
Eighteen Up
Star American Pro Takes
Worst Beating of Colt
ing Career. D
BIZ Lnitcd Prcas

BIZ United Press
MOOR PARK, England. Aprfl -.
Archie Compston, British profess
sional, today won his $3,75O match
with Walter Hagen, p. q. A, cham-
pion of the United States, 10 uu
and II to play.
Hagen took the worst trouncing Of
his golfing career in the two dav
contest which was heraIded as foS
the match play championship OF
the world" The American was Ia
down at the ending of the norm
ing round, and agreed to quit.
Later it was decided to continue
play until Compston should win
which he promptly did at the first
hole after lunch with half.
The rival professionals then
played an exhibition match to enc
terrain the spectators who had paid
S3.75 for their tickets and who were
rather dissatisfied with the onea
sided struggle.
Hagen failed to show the golf thag
had made him the peer of American
professionals, and this, added to the
near-par golf of the Briton, served
to put Hagen farther behind than hn
had ever been before in match plav.
The Americans putting was bad
and plainly showed the lack on
winter practice. Twice on the morn.
ing round he dubbed easy five-yard
puts and had to take three I'd
sink. His approaches and tee shots
were good, but on the greens the
American consistently ran into trots-
bic.
Compston, on the other hand,
maintained a consistently good
game. His tee shots were long and
true. His approaches were wen
done and he lost no strokes on this
green's.
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Lake Wawdsee
Sport Program

By Times Special
WAWASEE, ind, April 28.-Many
sport activities at Lake Wawasee are
to be scheduled for this summer,
according to a conference between
Leonard Hicks of Chicago, manag-
ing director Of the WawaSee Hotel,
with other hotel owners, cottagers
and representatives of the Lake
Wawesee Protective Association.
The sport program, as announced
by Hicks, chairman of the Lake Wa
vase sports committee, will con-
sist of aquatic events such as swim
ming, motor boat races, sail boat
events and contests for fishermen.
One large regatta with some minor
ones is planned for the summer
season.
Negotiations are on to obtain the
Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U. SWIM
ming championships for Lake Wa
vase.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28
N.D.Diamond
Nine Clashes
With Butler
Rival Clubs Battle at WASH
ington Park; Walsh
VS.. HiIdebrand.

The University of Notre Dame
baseball team was to meet the But
Ter University diamond FASTENERS
at Washington Park this afternoon.
Thirteen members of the Irish base
ball team, under Coach Tommy
Mills, arrived in Indianapolis late
Friday night and were reported to
be in fine shape for the struggle.
Mills planned to send Ed Walsh,
Jr, son of the White Sox coach,
against the Bulldogs, while Coach
willie" McGill of the locals had
Oral Hildebrad, star Highlander,
groomed to dish up plain and fancy
Offerings to the Irish.
Walsh and Hildebrand are rated
as two Of the best college pitchers
in the Middle West and a mound
duel of no mean proportions was
expected to be part of the after
Moons festivities.
The proceeds of this afternoons
game are to go to the American
Olympic fund.