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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03

through Bellevue and Eorwalk to Oberlin
This route is all pavement with the ex-
ception OF a two mile detour Just outside
OF indianapolis on 81 and a short stretch
OF surface treatment Just south of Lima,
o.. through which traffic is maintained
Distance is 300 miles
WABASH AT DANYIII.E
Go west on West WASHINGTON street to
the $500 block and follow u. s. Road So
into Danville The road is all pavement.
Distance is seventeen miles.
ROSE POLY AT EARLHAM
Go east on East Washington street and
follow U. S. Road 40 through Greenfield
and Cambridge City into Richmond. The
road is all pavement. Distance Is sixty-
eight miles.
STATE NORMAL AT VALPARAISO
Go north on North Meridian street and
follow U. S. Road 81 through Kokono
Peru, and Rochester TO Plymouth. Turn
west and follow U. S. Road 80 into VAL
poraiso. The road is all pavement with
the exception of an eight and a half mile
detour from seven miles south of Kokono
into Kokomo and which Is in only fair
shape. Distance is. 1853 miles.
OAKLAND CITY AT EVANSVILLE
Go west on West Washington street and
follow U. S. Road 40 through Brazil into
Terre Haute. Turn south and follow U. S
Road 81 through Vincenues and Princeton
into Evansville. The road is all pavement
Distance is 1913 miles.
MUNCIE NORMAL AT BOWLING GREEN
Go south on South Meridian street To
the 500 block and follow Madison avenue
and U. S. Road 81 through Franklin. CO.
fumbus. Seymour and Scottsburg to Sellers
purg; thence on U. S. Road 81 to New
Albany, crossing on the toll bridge into
Louisville. Leaving Louisville, follow U. S.
Road 81 through Elizabethtown to the
junction Of U. S. Road So: thence on Sc
to Bowling Green. The road is all pave
ment. Distance is 254 miles.
PURDUE VS.. KANSAS AGGTES
Go northwest on U. S. Road 50 through
Lebanon into Lafayette. The road is all
pavement. Distance is sixty-two miles
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Legal Notices
BOARD OF zoN1NG APpEALs

NOIICE Or hEAH1N0J
Wood has fled with The Board Of zoning
Appeals Of the City Of Indianapolis a
petition asking permission to vary the
requirements Of the Zoning Ordinance by
installing a 220-gallon gasoline tank for
private use in the rear Of 1888 Schofield
Avenue.
public hearing will De held by said
Board in Room 401 City Hall, Tuesday
october IS. 1929 at 2:30 p. m. at which
time and place all interested persons will
be given opportunity to be heard in refer
ence TO the matters set out in said
BOARD OF zoNING APPEALS.
GEO. T. OCONNOR, President.
II. B. STEEG. Secretary.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMAdIS-
SION DIVISION OF COESTRUC-
TON BRIDGES
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
bridges on State Highways will be re-
ceiyed py, the Director q the. Indiana
in the State House Annex in Indianapolis
until 10 a. NJ. Oct. Is, 1929. when all
proposals. will be publicly opened and
read. These. bridges are further de-
adams County--one 2s' bridge on Road
Bartholomew county-Three bridges on
Road 46-L. consisting Of one bridge of
81 span. one bridge Of two spans II 1874,
each. and one bridge Of three srans Of
caTreIl countve-one 1888 bridge on
Cas- cognty-one bridge on seoad a4-o
ing Of 8 spans Of 3T-5N each and APP
prox. o,25 mi. aRDroach. zrsding:. taD-
Road 74-H over the wabash Railroad.
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Frankfort VS.. Southport
at Central Saturday

Frankfort high schools newly or
gained football team will meet
Southport at Indiana Central field
Saturday afternoon at 2::30. This is
Southport's first season at the grid
sport. Buck" Rhorsbaugh, former
Kirklin coach and former Franklin
college star, is grid mentor at
Frankfort.
The Southport team came out of
the Broad Ripple game in good
shape. Maxf1eld. Graham and Wad-
dell. who were injured, rejoining the
team in practice Tuesday. Coach
Pitchers boys have won a large fol-
lowing of students and townspeople
who will be on hand Saturday.
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Route to Saturday Grid Tits
NoTRE DAME AT INDIANA

NOTRE DAME AT INDIANA
Go out Kentucky avenue and follow
Road 81 to the junction of 80 and cross
thence into Martinsville. Follow Road 81
into Bloomington. Road is paved to
Mooresville on 81. gravel thence into
Martinsville and pavement into Blooming
ton. Distance Is ffty-hye miles.
BUTLER AT NoRJHwEsTERS
90 northwest on U. S. Road 81
through Lebanon and Lafayette to the
junction Of U. 8. Road Al five miles north
west of Fowler. Follow U. S. Road Al to
the Iuinois-Indlana state line and Illinois
"a through Chicago to Evanston. The road
is all pavement with the exception OF a
two mile detour Just west Of West Lafay-
cite on L. S. Road So and three mile de-
tour Just south of Morocco on U. s. Road
Al. Distance is 2O3 miles.
DE PAW AT OBERLIN
90 out Massachusetts, avenue and follow
Road 81 through Anderson to Muncie;
Road % through Winchester 10 Union City;
ohio % to Greenvile. O.; Road to Celina.
Road 80 TO Wapakoneta; U. S. Road rs
through Lima TO Findley: Road IL through
Fostoria to Fremont and u S. Road 20
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
Danville Set
for Scarlet
Many Injuries to Handicap
Teams in Clash.

PH Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind, Oct. Coach
Cook is nursing his Danville Normal
football cripples this week, trying
to get them into shape for their
second big game of the season,
against Wabash. here Saturday. In
taking a $50 beating at Dayton
last Saturday night, Cooks men also
received many injuries. Wabash
likewise incurred two casualties at
Indiana university, two regulars be-
ing lost by bad injuries.
Danville has been travelling to
Charlottesville annually for several
years. some times with high hopes
Of victory and other times just to
play a game, but the Scarlet always
sent them home on the short end
Of the score. This fall the locals
are the strongest In years.
Captain Brattain, himself a big
man. is just one of the giants that
make the Danville team the heav-
lest and most powerful in history.
The largest crowd ever to view
game here will be on hand Satur-
daV.
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Transportation

Cal, via. grand canyon. Cadillac sedan.
wants several lady passengers, or a fam
ilY $40 each Ref EXCHANGED. DR.. 0722-R.
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Make Niqht FIiqhtS

A number of passengers were
taken for night airplane rides over
the city Thursday night by Curtiss
Flying Service pilots in new
Travel. Air monoplane.
In the future, night flights will
be made only on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, except by advance ar
rangement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
Occupy New Hangar

Office headquarters of Gu, ISIS
Flying Service of Indiana have
been moved from 957 North Me-
ridian street to the new $4,000
Curtiss hangar at the CurtiSs-M Mars
Hill airport. recently completed.
The new hangar, with two wings,
one of them two stories in height, is
equipped to house the ground
school and other departments of
the organization, as well as it's
offices.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
Aviation -
Aviation
TWENTY PLANES
TO AID BENEFIT
AFFAIR SUNDAY
Aerial Circus Will Assist
Filters Who Tried for En-
durance Mark.

Twenty airplanes, including a
number of army and national
guard planes, have been promised
for the aerial program to be held
at Hoosier airport Sunday as a
benefit for Lieutenants Walter +.
Peck and Lawrence Genaro, pilots
of the indianapolis Flamingo en-
durance plane.
The program was postponed from
last Sunday. but will be held this
Sunday. rain or shine, according to
Major H. LeR. Muller, flight man
ager. The airport has been turned
over to the flight organization by
Bob Shank and Harold c. Brooks,
owners, in order to permit the rails
ing of funds to help Peck and &C.
marc defray expenses incurred on
the Flamingo flight.
Among pilots who will participate
in the program are Peck and &C.
marc, Lieutenant c. o. Perry and
Lieutenant James Parker of Dayton.
Harold c. Brooks, Lieutenant Earl
Halstead, Lieutenant Elmer H. Jose,
Lieutenant Bruce Maxwell and four
national guard pilots. including
Captain Oliver H. Stout and Lieu
tenant Matt G.. Carpenter.
Planes participating will be from
Fairfield Air Depot, Dayton. Hoo
sier and Capitol airports and the
Indiana national guard
The program will be: 2 p. m,
PIT biplane race; 2:30 p. M. bal
loon bursting exhibition; 3 p. M,
-for-all race; $3.50 p. M, army
pursuit demonstration and national
guard formation flying, observation
type; p. m, refueling contact by
Flamingo and Travelair monoplane;
5 p. M, parachute drops.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
Arrivals and Departures

Hoosier Airport-Harold c. Brooks,
Hoosier secretary treasurer, pilot,
and Fred Holiday, passenger, JIG
Travel Air biplane, to Dayton and
return.
Capitol Airport-Warren North,
Waco biplane, North Manchester to
Frankfort overnight.
Curtiss-Mars Hill Airport. H.
Waterman. Curtiss Robin, st. Louis
to Buffalo: Ray Boyer, Robin, st.
Louis to Boston; Leo Hickman.
Waco. Louisville to Lafayette; T. G.
Mccall Challenger Robin, from
Gibson City, ILL.,, to stay several
days; Al Padays. Ryan monoplane,
Louisville to Kenosha, Wis, over
night.
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SPECIAL TRAIN FOR FANS

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NEW YORK. Oct. ga special
train will carry Notre Dame football
fans from New York to Baltimore
for the Irish-Navy game, Oct. II.
the Notre Dame Club announced
here today. Arrangements also are
being made for a dance and recep-
ton for the Rockne eleven when it
comes here next month to play the
Army
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
HANGAR Opening Set

Formal opening of the new SIS, 900
hangar and administration building
Of the Curtiss Flying Service of In
diana at the Curtiss-Mars Hill air
port has been set for Oct. Is to- 20,
H. Weir Cook, general manager, an
nounced today.
A program covering the entire
three days is being arranged by
Cook. A number of special enter
tainment features, as well as day
and night flying. will be included.
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Girl. ID. Is EIYina

PERU, Ind, Oct. 3.-Miss jose
phine Moore, IA, flying student of
the Circus Flying Corporation, is
believed to be one of the. youngest
feminine aviation students in the
country. She is the daughter of
Grover c. Moore, president of the
cOrn0ratiOn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
SIX PERSONS ACCUSED
Vehicle Taking and Grand Larceny
AfridaHfts Are Filed.

Prosecutors today prepared to try
six defendants named in affidavits
filed Wednesday in criminal court.
They are: Floyd Board, 843 West
Pratt street; Horace James, William
Powell and Raymond Campbell
charged with vehicle taking and un-
lawful possession Of an automobile,
and Gerbert Abbott, 227 Terrace
avenue, and Henry Brenner, charged
with grand larceny.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
Air Mail Decreases

Air mail planes of the Embry-
Riddle company carried total of
1,401 pounds of air mail dispatched
from the Indianapolis postoffice in
September, Mrs. Ella H. Parker, as
sistant postmaster, announced to-
day.
Of this amount, 1858 pounds were
dispatched to Chicago and 143
pounds to Cincinnati.
The September poundage failed
to equal the record of August, 1929,
when the total was 1853 pounds.
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Instructions
Business Announcements

Singing Lessons 81 and $3.50.
Phone Ha 2995-R
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AUTHORS MOTHER DIES
Mrs. Rose Hurst Succumbs After
PleuriSy Attack Relapse.

BIZ Niffd PrfSS
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3-Mrs. Rose
Hurst. mother of Fannie Hurst,
novelist. died here Wednesday from
pleuriSy.
Miss Hurst Cancelled a trip abroad
and spent the summer with her
mother at her home. Harmon-on-
the Hudson. N. Y. Miss Hurst re-
turned to St. Louis with her mother,
staying until a week ago, when she
returned toNNew York after the as
surance of physicians that her
motherswa convalescing.
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Death Notices

MANDOLIN. WILLIAM Wage 80 years,
veteran of the World war, passed away
at the st. Frances hospital. Oct. /, II :O5
WEIGH Maholm. Funeral services Friday,
oct. 4. 2 p. m at the home of his par
ents, 625 Shelby St. Shelbyville. Ind
and 2:30 D. m. Presbyterian church.
Burial Forest Hill cemetery. Friends in
vited North Vernon and Seymour papers
please copy
PERRIN, MARY beloved wife. of
Charles F. Perrin. mother Of Paul J.,
John A., Charles F. Jr.. Mrs. Edward H.;
Mueller and Mrs. George Mode Jr., died
at the residence. 5016 Winthrop Ave.
Funeral Thursday morning FRIENDS may
OF KIRBY & OHM. 1901 N. Meridian;
Friday afternoon and evening: Funeral
Saturday. Oct. 5, 8:15 a. m. at the chapel.
a. m. St. Joan of Arc church. Friends
INK ad
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
KETCHEL EASY VICTOR

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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-Wes-
ley Ketchel, Portland (Ore) middle
weight. was awarded a technical
knockout over Winks Jenkins. Den
yer, here Wednesday night after he
had bounced his opponent on the
canvas five times in the first round
of their schedule ten-round bout.
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Ala, n. 2456- PLEASANT FRONT I'm:
TWIN BEDS. ia 2647
ALA, 1901. APT. Pleasant rm-. sd{0I1-
ing bath l or 2. Ri 1888
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
$50 a. M:
Northwest wind nine miles an
hour; temperature, so; barometric
pressure, 1908 at sea level; ceiling
unlimited; visibility, five miles,
hazY. field good
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
CITY Acts for Airport

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NEWCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 3.-Ar-
thur B. Ayres, Maurice c. Goodwin
and DR.. w. C. Goodwin have been
appointed members of the municipal
airport commission by Mayor Strod
Hays.
They were instructed to view a
number of proposed sites and obtain
options and prices, reporting as
soon as possible to city council.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
Seni-Pro, Amateur
Baseball Notes

Mars Hill will play a double-header Sum-
day at Mars Hill The first game with the
Brown County Aces. will start at 1870,
and the second with Paris Cleaners at
$50. All players be at park at 1870.
Y NJ S. and indianapolis Cubs tangle
at RhodiuS park Sunday at 2S0. Y. NJ. S.
holds a 6-to-3 victory over the Cubs this
season. Eaton or Rearick Will be en- the
mound for Y. NJ. S.. opposed by McCurdy
or Price. Y. NJ. S. has a record of seven
teen victories and five defeats over state
and city teams this season.
st. Patricks baseball club will hold q
meeting at p. m. Friday at the club
rooms. Those unable 10 attend are asked
TO call Frank Roth at Drexel OILS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
GUTHRIE MEETS ROUTT
Heavyweights Is Feature Mat Go
Here Monday Night.

Promoter McLemore today. an
nounced he had secured Elmer
Guthrie, heavyweight, to appear in
the main event of the weekly
wrestling show at Cadle tabernacle
Monday night to meet Dick Routt,
Anderson.
= The Guthrie-Routt affair will be
a finish match at -aS-catch
can rules. Leslie Fishbaugh will
meet Johnny Carlin in the semi
final bout, thirty minutes time limit.
There will be two other bouts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
TRAINED BY FATHER

Like Suzanne Lenglen. Betty Nut
hall. the British tennis star, took up
THE game at the age CT 7. being
trained by her father. Size won the
girls championship Of England
when she was Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
STORK CAME TOO OFTEN
Apartment Owner Reneges on Free
Rent; Tenant Father Sues.

BIZ HitCd Press
CHICAGO. Oct. 3.-N. H. Freed
man, great admirer of MuSolini,
felt that, like II Duce, he should
do something to encourage large
families. So he announced to the
parents of any baby born in an
apartment building he owned should
have two months free rent.
Ten babies were born in the next
six months and Freedman reneged.
Morris RuSkin, proud father,
brought suit. Judge Howard Hayes
ruled that Freedmans offer, being
verbal, was not binding and ordered
the rentepaid.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
GoPHERS READY FOR COE

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MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 8. - The
steamrolling Minnesota Gophers are
ready to steamroll against Coe at
Minneapolis Saturday. Coach Spears
has given the Gophers serious work
outs all week In preparation for the
fray.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
EUROPEAN CHAMP WINS

PARIS. Oct. 3.-Alfred Genon,
welterweight champion of Europe,
outpointed Ivan I.effineur, former
French welter champ. in a twelve
round bout here Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
LEGION GRIDDERs DRILL

Kokomo American Legion foot
ball team will practice Thursday
night at Thirty-eighth and Meridian
streets. Sunday they will journey to
GoSport for a practice game. Le-
gion plays Cincinnati Guards at
Cincinnati Oct Is. Following men
must attend practice:
Leslie Hungate. Reichel. Black. Painter.
Dickie. Deinhart. X. Roberts Carlson. Sis
sona. Franklin. Garfield. Psrr, c. Riley.
Thatcher and Floyd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
ENDS PUZZLE ZuPPKE

BIZ Fnifrd Press
CHAMPAIGN. Ill. Oct. 3.-As
game time draws near. Coach Bob
Zuppke at Illinois is undecided
about the ends he will use against
Kansas at Urbana Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
LUDLOW URGES HOOVER
AID IN CENSUS CHOICES
Declares Appointments of Heads
Should Be Nonpartisan.

Should Be Nonpartisan.
BIZ United Prcss
WASHINGTON, Oct 3.-Repre-
sentative Louis Ludlow Dem, Ind
made public today letter to Presi-
dent Hoover in which he asked the
Chief Executive take immediate
steps to prevent an impending
scandal" in the appointment of
census supervisors.
Ludlow said, unless the President
interferes, all or virtually all war
veterans who are to be appointed to
take the census will be chosen from
one political party.
The Indiana congressman insisted
there should be mo discrimination
between veterans for political /rea-
sons i'll distributing census appoint
ments as a reward for military serv-
ice and sacrifice"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
LOUISVILLE ELEVEN LOSES

PY Tfmfs Special
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 3.-University
of Louisville football team lost to
the University of Cincinnati eleven
here Wednesday. TO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
RAID GETS DIVORCE
Wife Of Former Tennis Prominent
Obtains Decree.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. evidence she
obtained in raid on her husbands
bachelor" apartment in down.
town hotel was used by Mrs. Cath
crime Hungerford Crowley Williams,
20. daughter of w. c. Crowley, De-
troit merchant. in obtaining a d.
vorce here Wednesday from Lucien
E. Williams, intercollegiate tennis
champion in 1922 and former men,
Der of the American Davis cup team.
Mrs. Williams did not ask for ali
mony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
Student EnroIIS

Harry P. Parker, 5002 Guilford
avenue, has been enrolled as fly
ing student at Hoosier airport.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03
Student EnrOIls

K. G. BurriS, North Meridian
street has been enrolled as a fly
ing student at Capitol airport.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-03

Six thousand persons fell in dueis
during ten years Of the reign Of
Henry ~.
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Help Wanted Male

SPECIALITY statesmen
With car for high-class proposition: 10
sell IN Indianapolis and vicinity quick
sales, big profit. DR.. l653M
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR statesmen AND SALESLADIES.
GOOD MONEY MAKING PROPOSITION.
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SALESMEE-E Experienced: bad debt So
ncitors: highest commission: large cor
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Room 8z0 ElaypcoI Hotel 8 70 4 daily.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
SHORTY, GOLF DOG,
HAS NEW COLLAR
Santa Finds a Place in Bag
for NeckWear for Mutt
at Indian Spring.

= HORTY is just dog-a plain
mongrel mutt. But being plain
mutt does not imply that Shorty
~ has not won an abiding place in
the affections of members of the
Indian Spring Golf Club.
On Christmas day Shorty appeared
at the golf shop of the club wagging
his lengthy tail and grinning all over
his face. If ever q dog was happy and
showed 1t, Shorty did. The cause was
a doggy collar, all loaded down with
brass and doo-dads hung around
Shorty's neck. Emmett Jasper was the
Claus in Shortys favor and presented
the mutt with the dog collar, which he
now wears In canine pride around the
club.
But the collar is not the first to
which Shorty has fallen heir. Last
September Perry Hoover gave Shorty a
real doggy collar collar of parts,
about inches wide, loaded down
with brass and knick-knacks. Hoover
tried 1t on Shorty and it fitted, and
then George Diffenbaugh took it down.
town to have the name plate engraved.
Somewhere in the engraving process the
collar was lost. and Shorty went for
months without collar. Now he has
AASNASoAAA' dAiO lAlCIC SOlll Is n NODE
the other collar may be found. If IL is
found Shorty will have q collar for
week days and one for Sundays,
Even though Shorty is Just a plain
mutt, there never has been a dog around
any golf club which has won such an
abiding place of affection in the hearts
OF golfers. Every member of the club
knows Shorty and watches for that
canine grin and that friendly waaele
OF the tail with which Shorty Vreets
MIN. And Shorty never foreets a
friend. for they are all friends to him
ne can't go wrong with that philosophy,
However. when the hunting season rolls
around Shorty. despite his friendliness
becomes pain in the neck to Perry
Hoover Being just plain dog, .Shorty
knows nothing of the technioue of hirS
hunting and less about rabbit huntine
80 when Hoover goes out in the fields
near the Indian Spring Club he care
Iully shuts Shorty up in the clubhouse
Notwithstanding his care, he often sees
SHORTY Looping across the fields in front
OF MIN. frightening up the birds and
holes. '" 'heT