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CHOKING OFF SOB WITH
LAUGH NOT EASY, STAR SAYS

The sublime gift of choking off
a sob with hearty laugh, Farrell
Macdonald believes is the highest ex-
preston Of artistic endeavor.
In Riley the Cop" in which he
has the starring role, Macdonald
makes swift transition which looks
simple. In reality that rapid change
from the depths of sorrow to the
heights of mirth is achieved by hard
work and close application.
II can't explain it," Macdonald
said, but can feel it and therefore
| can make others feel it. Make 'em
laugh and make 'em cry is the old
George M. Cohan recipe, but that's not
so easy. At least not for the actor.
It's about the pinnacle Of artistic
effort" Shows at Kootenai theatre
Friday and Saturday.
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and is often affectionately spoken of
as "The Grand Old Lady" For years
she was a professional nurse.


as "The Grand Old Lady,. For years
she was professional nurse.
my whole system seemed to be
poisoned from constipation and in
digestion. Nearly everything ! ate dis
agreed with me and rheumatic pains
were in nearly every part of my
body. frequently had fainting spells,
and was too weak and rundown to
even do my homework. No medicines
helped me for any length Of time, but
three bottle of Sargon along with the
Pills. brought back my strength and
energy and drove every pain out of
my body. / eat my meals and every
trace of indigestion is gone. enjoy
my homework now and am SO ener-
getic I hardly know myself for the
same person! These wonderful Sar-
gon Pills overcame my constipation
and were just what ! needed to put
nv liver in fine condition again
Welch's Drug Store, Agents.
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low him, and becoming suspicious,
Throop and Holland examined the
house, to find that it had been robbed
He returned to town, found the car
abandoned by the road and discov-
cred that his garage had been burg
larized. He notified officers along the
line from Libby to Spokane. Up to
press time the thief had not been APP
pretended. Mr.. Throop said that Co
garety was a likeable fellow, hard
worker and seemed reliable.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-10-31

Over in Russia the proletariat
walks and when a man has counle
of horses he is placed in the hated
bourgeois class. To show you how far
we are behind the communist state,
here in America the proletariat drive
tours and sizes and man has to
have an eight cylinder car and a
rumble seat roadster before he can
break into the middle class.
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ious health.
After that you'll want to walk
around and say to your friends
Only 85 cent bottle Kruschen Salts
is worth one hundred dollars Of any
fat persons money"
Leading druggists America over
sell kruschen Salts--you can always
get it at the Public Drug Store.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-10-31
DANCING CLASS
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mcknight of the Libby Tailor
ing parlors will have his OPEN
ING NIGHT on MONDAY the 4th
of November at r. NJ. in the
WOMAN'S CLUB ROOM. Fees.
for the lessons will be $3.50 for
six weeks. Two nights per week.
| will give a prize for the best
three dancers in the class. Mothers
invited to come with the smaller
children. l will have class for
High School students Young girls
having costumes for Jack Tar
dance are invited to come and en-
roll in one of the classes.
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Sargon Endorsed
By Former Nurse

Since taking Sargon | feel just
grandfather than | have felt in Is
years, recently said Mrs. Mary Mar
garet Shea, 230 S. Montana ST., Butte.
Mrs. Shea has lived in Butte 46 years
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When you see the driver of deliv-
cry truck backing up, he's probably
having another try at tree he failed
to skin Buffalo Evening News.
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

Who wish to snend several days in the
country. Good hunting; reasonable
prices. Call 11F14.-Mrs. A. Kenelty.
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III and Eastern Track Combinations May Be Offered Saturday

last nine he had at Town and Country
yesterday, when he had the qualifying
round victory safely in his grasp and
blew it away with last nine in which
he did everything but stymie himself
with his own golf bag. Four hours be-
fore Shorey started late yesterday, lad
from Ohio, James Herman by name,
who happens to be in Washington as
secretary to Representative Roy FitZ-
gerald, had stepped out and shot him.
self rs to lead the two sections of the
qualifying round. The occasion was
all to Shorey's liking, for the District
junior champion knew what he had to
do. And how we'll he did it over that
first nine. He romped over the first
half of the layout in "a strokes, leaving
him only mediocre 40 to WIN the
medal.
But after the tenth hole, where he
had been good before, he became rag
ged and more and more ragged. until
when he had completed the last nine
he had run up As strokes. Shorey'S
troubles started at the eleventh hole,
where he hooked to the rough and took
a S. Another pulled drive left him in
the rough and he took 6. A missed
pitch cost him a at the next hole and
from then on his round was a success
sion of errors, climaXing with on
the long fifteenth hole.
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pull the head to the right. The
probable reason is that they in
stinctively feel they cannot see the
ball because of the intervening
shoulder
But the compact swinger, like
Jones, looks at the ball over his left
shoulder. If one will concentrate on
simple things his or her golf will
rapidly improve. One of these is
keeping the head down. To do 1t
look at the ball. More shots are
spoiled from looking up too quickly
than for any other reason.
A cure laid to the late Walter j.
Travis was to finish the stroke and
then step with the right foot on
the spot the ball lay when played
Now to step on this exact spot one
must keep his eyes on it after the
ball gets under way. If you have
trouble in looking up and thus spoil
ing your shot, try this stunt for a
round or two.
Get the idea indelibly impressed
in your mind that you are going to
sight your shot with your eyes.
Bob Macdonald says it's sideways
glance at the top of your swing.
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LIST OF CONTESTS
FOR SCHOOL TEAMS

TODAY.
Eastern VS.. Georgetown Prep, Gar
rett Park (base BALD.
TOMORROW.
Tech VS.. Western, Eastern Stadium
public high school base ball cham
pionship game, 3:15 o'clock.
Tech VS.. Western, Sixteenth Street
Reservoir courts public high school
tennis championship match, 3:15
o'clock).
Business VS.. Catholic University
Freshmen, Brookland (base BALD.
st. Adams VS.. st. Christopher, Rich
mond (base BALD.
Hyattsville High VS.. Upper Marlboro
High, Upper Marlboro prince Georges
County high school base ball champion
ship game).
GEORGETOWN Prep vs. ST. Adams, st.
ST. Johns VS.. GonZaga (Prep School
Tennis League match.
Central vs.. Georgetown Freshmen,
Georgetown (tennis).
SATURDAY.
Third annual Catholic interscholastic
track meet, Catholic University Stadium
(preliminaries start at 1890 ann
Calvert Hall VS.. st. Johns, Monument
Grounds (base balD.
Tech VS.. Mount st. Mery's Prep, En-
Md. (base BALD.
Dewitt VS.. Castle Heights Military
Academy Of Lebanon, Tenn. (telegraphic
track meet.
st. Adams VS.. Christ Church, Rich
mond (base balD.
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the sons Of John Harvard over the same
layout.
They left last night with blood in
their eyes, for that victory by the Tiger
team last week sat none too we'll with
the lads from the Hilltop.
Today the Georgetown golfers are
practicing over the course which will
see them in action. If Georgetown Is
to win the intercollegiate series they
need the victories tomorrow and Satur-
day.
The intercollegiate team champion
ship proper is played in conjunction
with the qualifying rounds of the in
dividual title chase which will be held
at Deal, N. j., in June after the col
leges have completed their exams. But
Georgetown hopes to annex the college
team series now in progress and then
move on to the intercollegiate title
in June.
The match against the all-star team
from Connecticut will be played Sun
day. With Mccarthy are Dick wilson,
Chick Beger, Mark Flanagan, j. New
ms, Mcbride and Bob Foley.
Only a few matches have been played
in the match play competition for the
Perkins plate, which started yesterday
over the Chevy Chase Club course for
members of the Seniors Golf Associa-
ton, In one of the three contests
concluded so far, r. H. Jackson was
victorious over Rear Admiral G. B. NC
Way, and l, and w. j. Nicholson. beat
G.. " Worthington, l up, while w. G.
Brantley, jr., doWned j. w. Wheeler by
the same score.
Pairings in the other matches, with
handicaps, follow:
Chester Wells 90 VS. c. v. Wheeler G1;
Whitman Cross (8) VS.. w. F. Ham (8); P.
NJ NJ Tsyl9r ~, VS. II. L F1 Gso C2; H 9Ri
Gen. 'G II. 2. Mccain 80 vs. il. B: CHAMPION
80; E: p Porcher o. VS.: w C. Ms end han
E E O. W. w a stSnlsy IS VS. VS. M HIN t
R Gen Harry T staofo4 4q Is vs. Man NJ
Let's GEN dha Rqss g. Tseat 81 scr Sgsh
Is: E H Lotus 90; G. H BTtdsss q . Xs,
9} VS. VS. q W fIO% Pay M5eF uS Parker Vest
tioj vs.. Fulton, Lewis (25l; B. s. Minor
81 VS. Ben Nill nrak co. Mas W. n y f aUoTsF
(l0) VS.. Dwight Clark 1o); Harry A. ellis
81 vs. George B. Christian; r. G, HG1; car
The first round in the competition
round is to be played each week there
after. The event is for a handsome
trophy put up by George G.. Perkins,
president of the seniors association,
which now constitutes the most active
group of golfers at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Columbia Country Club golfers are
qualifying during May for the June
monthly tournament, in which three
flights Of Is each will qualify for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
IOWA NINE GOES FOURTH
BY BEATING MINNESOTA

CHICAGO, May 8 OP).-Iowa, almost
definitely out of the Big Ten base ball
hung on the fringe of the first division.
The HawkeyeS invaded Minnesota
yesterday and slipped the Mortimer
their third beating of the season, 5 to 4.
The victory gave Iowa three victories
in five starts and lifted them from
tie with Northwestern for sixth place
to undisputed possession Of fourth
position.
Illinois virtually wrecked Purdue's
hopes of finishing in the first division
by administering an 11-to-8 defeat yes
terday. Illinois moved into fifth place,
while Purdue dropped from fourth, to a
tie with Northwestern for sixth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09

match-play rounds. In the second fight
in the May event Paul Dulaney has
beaten Hugh H. Saum, and 2, while
in the third flight A. P. Reeves has
downed Maj. A. M. Holcombe. Those
who qualify for the June event may
turn in any number of cards during
May, the lowest net score to count.
DR.. L. T. Hopkins won the low gross
and low net prizes in the Department
of Agriculture Golf Association tourna-
ment, played recently at the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club. In second
place was L. L. Buchanan. Second low
net went to S. j. Bedcharnak, while
third place went to H. P. Newton.
Fourth place was won by William Mid
dleton.
In the twin 18-hole competitions,
first and second low gross awards went
to Charles c. Sperry and E. T. Larcen.
Semi-f1nals in the French High Com
mission cup event at the Chevy Chase
Club were scheduled today, with COM
pletion of the third-round matches yes
terday. j. H. Hinemon is scheduled to
play E. P. Porcher in one bracket, while
E. o. Wagenhorst will meet DR.. w. B.
Mason in the other bracket.
1t will take long time and a lot
of golf tournaments for John c. Shorey
to erase the memory of that terrible
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EASTERN REPEATS
ON GONZAGA NINE
Scores Second Win of Year
Over PurpIe-TeCh and
Dewitt Beaten.

40 far as base ball is concerned
Eastern High certainly has a
right to crow this season over its
~ old rival, Gonzaga. Yesterday the
Lincoln Parkers defeated the
Purple for the second time this Spring,
turning the trick handily, 9 to /.
Gonzaga gave Eastern the hardest
sort of battle before bowling to the Lin
coin Parkers, to 10, recently, but East
ern outclassed the Streeters by wide
margin yesterday. Chester Miles, East
ern southpaw, held Gonzaga to three
hits.
Capital schoolbOy teams were I'M
successful yesterday on out-of-toWn
diamonds. Tech was nosed out by
Navy Plebes in 7-6 struggle at An
napoliS and Dewitt was drubbed In a
1914 tilt by Episcopal at Alexandria.
Plebes, scoring five runs in the eighth
inning, but the Plebes contrived to
check the Mckinley outfit. Bill Hef1in,
Techs hard-hitting third baseman,
again welded big bat, coming through
with three bingles in four tries.
Episcopal gained a SiX-run lead in
the second inning against Dewitt and
was never headed. Episcopal got IL
hits to for Dewitt.
Western cleaned up in a tennis match
with Friends yesterday on the latters
court, winning, to 0, but the losers
gave stouter opposition than the score
indicates.
Summaries:
SingIes-Gaubeau (w) defeated .Tinney,
"a. "a; Latona fwD defeated Glover,
81, 60; Bouic (W) defeated Phillips.
60, 60; Grinof (W.) defeated Carpenter,
As. 90. 1913.
Doubles-Gaubeau and Bouic (wD de-
feated Tinney and Ruth. 81, Ga; Lynham
and Latona (W.l defeated Phillips and
Glover, 12-10. IS.
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STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

Georgetown University's golf team,
smarting under the defeat administered
TO it last Saturday by the club swingers
of Princeton, are in for busy week
end. They are at New Haven looking
northward and eastward toward Worces-
ter and Cambridge, whence will come
tomorrow their opponents of Friday and
Saturday.
Maurice j. Mccarthy, emperor of the
intercollegiate golf realm and captain
of the Hilltop par-seekers, led his team
North last night hopeful of eking out
Eastern college league victories over
Holy Cross and Harvard and then
trouncing team of Connecticut
all-stars to be led by Paul Haviland,
former Yale golf captain. The Holy
Cross match will be played tomorrow
afternoon over the Yale course. while
Saturday the Georgetown lads will meet
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SAL0 is NEAR LEAD
IN "BUNION" DERBY

BY the Associated Press.
DURANT, Okla, May &C. c. Pyle's
bunioneers enter Texas today on the
fortieth lap of the Cross Country Derby.
The first control point in the Lone Star
State was at Sherman, 80 miles from
here.
Johnny Salo, the flying cop of Passaic,
N. j., was only hour, SIS minutes and
SIS seconds behind Pete Gavuzzi of Eng
land, leader in elapsed time, at the end
Of yesterdays 50-mile lap from Coal
gate.
Salo finished first in 6:45:10. Gavuzzi
was 43 minutes and 10 seconds behind
him.
The leaders:
Pete Gavuzzi, England, 25s:4s:l2.
John Salo. PaSsatc, N. j., $50: 41:27.
3-Guisto Umek, Italy, 274:34:27
Paul Simpson, Burlington, N. CO.
5-sam Richman, New York. 2so:24:25.
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MITCHELL MOTOR CO.
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PLAN TO CONTEST
IN THE SAME MEET
May Figure UnofficiaIIy as
Dewitt Opposes Castle
Heights by Wire.
FINE opportunity to obtain a

FINE opportunity to obtain
n line on the comparative strength
"A of the Eastern and Tech track
4 teams, which, with Central, are
regarded as the strongest con-
tenders for top honcTS in the
public high school championship meet
to be held here May "a, may be afforded
Saturday If plans are carried out.
On that day Dewitt and Castle
Heights Military Academy OF Lebanon,
Tenn, are to hook up in telegraphed
meet and the Eastern and Tech teams
NAV perform with Dewitt, which may
run off its events on Georgetown Uni
yersity field. The Lincoln Parkers and
Mckinley tracksters, however, will not
be official participants. Best perform
ances of the Dewitt boys will be wired
to Lebanon and in turn the Castle
Heights performances will be tele-
graphed here. Then the results will be
checked and the winner of the meet
announced.
Despite that Capt. Jack Edwards and
Alfred Richman, two leading members
of the Tech team, will be missing Satur-
day if the meet is staged here, fans
doubtless will be able to get rather
definite idea as to how the Mckinley
boys stack up against the Lincoln
Parkers. Edwards and Reichman are
to compete in the annual interscholast1c
meet at Princeton Saturday afternoon
against crack fields. Edwards will take
part in the 440-yard open event, and
Reichman will show his wares in the
SSo-yard run closed TO high schools.
Tomorrow will be a big day for
scholastic athletes hereabout. Four base
ball games and five tennis matches are
listed.
Heading the diamond program is
match between Tech and western. II
will be the final game of the champion
ship series for Western, which SO far
has captured enc game of three. A win
for Tech, which is generally expected,
will give the Mckinley nine three VIC
tories in as many starts and then only
Eastern, defending champion, will need
to be overcome by Tech in the march
toward the flag of Coach Malcolm
Edwards charges. To trim Eastern,
though, will be big job for Tech, it is
generally thought. Tech drubbed West
ern in their 1928 series match. l3 to 6.
In other base ball games tomorrow
Business and Catholic University Fresh
men will face at Brookland st. Adams
and st. Christopher, old rivals, will meet
in Richmond, Va. and Hyattsville and
Upper Marlboro High School teams will
try conclusions in a match expected to
decide the Prince Georges County, Md,
title.
Western, which has virtually clinehad
the public high tennis title, is TO meet
the Tech racketers in a match on the
Sixteenth Street Reservoir courts and in
other tennis engagements Central and
Georgetown University Freshmen are to
battle on the latter's courts, George
town Prep and st. Adams, st. Johns
and Gonzaga are to face in Prep School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09

Columbia Country Club golfers are
qualifying during May for the June
monthly tournament, in which three
flights Of Is each will qualify for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
HOLMEAD BIRD WINS
IN 2OO.MILE EVENT

Miss Columbia Heights, from the loft
OF John H. Holmead, showed the way
in pigeon race over the 200-mile route
from Roanoke, Va. Despite heavy show
ers, the winner few the distance in the
snappy time of hours and 80 minutes.
Following is the order of finish, show
ing the average speed in yards per min
ute of the first return to each loft:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09

League matches, and Western and
Episcopal are to clash at Alexandria.
In the only scholastic event formally
listed today Eastern and Georgetown
Prep base ball teams were to meet at
Garrett Park, Md.
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Cure Offered for
Not Watching Ball
BY SOL METZGER.

One of the most difficult things
about the backswing is to keep the
head from swaying. AS the left
shoulder comes around on the pivot
for the drive many golfers seem to
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TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.
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