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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
By WILLIAM II. BEATTY
(Associated Press Staff Writer.

DETROIT. Jan. 1s-sP-In the
spare figure OF Stanley Raymond
"Bucky" Harris-who says he isni
promising snything-rest the hopes
Of Detroit baseball fans that IN all
ing Dstroit Tiger this season will re-
ceive a stimulating tonic.
Harris takes George Moriarty
place as manager OF the Detroit
American League club.
Fef regulars will be back, ard ever
fewer OF these will be certain OF
their places, Bucky has announced
Charley Gehringer, Harry hellmann
and Marty AcABnl5 OF the lnIleld;
Jonathan stone and Harry Rice, out
fielders; Owen Carroll and Vic Soy
rell, pitchers, are among those larry
certain OF appearing in the lineup.
Hurting Staff Reyamped
Weakest in pitching, the Detroit
club, which finished II sixth place
last year, will have q reysmped staff,
headlng the list is George Uh!e,
brought from Cleveland In a trace
which took Ken Holloway, pitcher
and Jackie Tavener, shortstop, from
Toronto Of the minors comes Johnny
rrudhomme, a right handler, expected
20 develop into a head!irer. Carroll,
sorrell. Haskell, Josh Billings and
Earl Mhitehill Of last years team
will Be available, while Lii Stoner
and Sam Gibson are on the doubtful
list.
No changes have been made in the
catching staff 20 date. Larry Wood
ali, Mervin Shea and Bill Hargreaves
are on the roster, and Ed Phiilips o.
Toronto, who worked out with the
club during training last year, Is .
possibility.
The Coast League has been drawn
upon to furnish hey Johnson, OF san
Francisco, designed for the right
field berth. Johnson Is a slugger,
holding close to 400 last year, and
Bucky has high hopes for him.
Fothergill, who is having his pound
age troubles, probably will be utility
outfielder.
Soluble vs.. Tsvener
Heilmann may have 70 stage ?
battle for first base position with
Dale Alexander, International Lacquer
who was acquired this year.
Heinie Soluble, from Houston, Is
the shortstop candidate. replacing
Tavener. Chick Galloway remains to
give Soluble competition.
Tables are reversed for Bucky and
George Mcbride. When Bucky was
holding down second sack at Wash
inrton. Mcbride was his manager
Now Mcbride, as coach this year for
Detroit, Is working for his old EN-
Plcye. \.
Phoenix, Ariz., for the training sea
son.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
Stribling Bouts
Are Called Off
By Dempsey

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. 1S-lFl-
iscl Dempsey. handling tho pro
motirs end 81 the Stribling-Sharkey
fight at Miami Beach February p,
has refused 70 permit Young Strih-
ing "a enzage in any matches after
Januarv %.
A fight scheduled for Strihling
with Jack McAuhffe If Detroit IL At
lsnta January 20. has been called off
by the promoters following word
from PA" Striblinc thu, Dempsey
has rut his foot down IN any
matches after StrihlinF's fight with
Rslrh Smith IN New Orleans Jan.
Is.
Young Stribling will meet Art
Malay IN Norfolk. Va tonieht and
Sally Montgomery in Memrhis Isnu-
ary II. Articles ~ tire Miami Beach
agreement call for Strihlirr's sp-
p%esrance there for preliminary
training not later thsn February 1.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
Lomski Favorite
Over Rra13ock
In Bout Tonight

NEW YORK. Jan. fs.-(F-Leo
Lomski. n Aberdeen, Wash, will b
4 Z "a S favorite owe James J.
Rraddock. 81 Jersey City. when they
enter the rin for their ten round
battle IN Madison Square Garden to-
night. Blu. that should not worry
Rraddock. particularly. He was on
the short end N the betting when
he battled fluffy CriffIths at the
Garden some time 80 but Knocked
out the highly-tcuted Sioux City
light heavyweight.
Lomski. however. Is one of the
greatest Of the present orop Of
light heavyweiFhts. A crowding,
smashing. tearing tyre Of fighter he
has held his own with the best Of
the i7s-rounders.
Rraddock got little notice until he
broke Pete Latzo's jaw with a right
hand punch. He followed this VIC
tory with the sensational knockout
II Griffi'hs. That earned him the
bout with Lomski.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
Dies MONIES
ELIKELYT TO
TRAIN HERE
San Renito Business
men Have Almost
All OF Guara
Raised For Club

SAN BENIT0, Jan. ls.-Prospects
that che Des Moines baseball club Of
the Western league would train in
San Benito this spring was looming
brightly It noon today.
n. Lee Keyser Of the Des MoineS
club arrived in San Benito yester-
day and made a proposition 10 San
Bcnito business men at the Stone
wall Jackson hotel. He wished local
interests to guarantee $4,000 TO his
club for coming here.
A committee composed Of Ed Brady,
chairman; l.. Il. Zenor, and G. r.
Miner was appointed 10 secure 80
hackers each Of whom is TO guarantee
500.
Twenty-one such hackers had been
obtained at noon Friday and il was
thought probable by members OF the
committee that the remaining num-
Der could be raised without diff
ficulty. A number Of citizens vol
unteered with their donations. Brady
stated.
The committee must have the
S3.00C guarantee raised BY Friday
night IL the Des Mcines club IL to
come 10 San Beaito.
The club expects 10 take up 30
days in training az which Fl would
be spent here with nine days taken
up with the trip home on which sew
eral exhibition games would be
played.
The club proposes to play not less
than ID games, most Of them in
San Benito and the Valley, the guar
antors being IN charge in each in
stance. One game with the New
York Giants here and two with San
Antonio are proposed.
The Des Moines club would get
80 per cent Of the gate.
Mr.. Keyser said that he wculd
personally guarantee the New York
club $1,000 10 come TO the Valley so
that there would be no possibility
OF the local hackers suffering a loss
on the game.
II - proposed to play some Of the
other towns. Valley guarantors
would get their share Of the receipts
even IN games played on the way
back to Iowa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
Edinburo Beats
P.-S. ]. By 27-2l

EDINBURG, Jan. ls.-The Edin-
burg Bobcats defeated the Pharr-San
Juan basketears in n close match
here by a ~ to II score Thursday
afternoon.
The Bobcats showed up we'll in
the game and are fast turning into
a smooth running machine.
The Pharr boys took the lead NJ
the start O. the game but the Bob
cats came back with the determine
ton 20 overcome the lead.
The first half ended with Edin-
burg holding onto the long end az a
&c 70 IL score.
The Pharr-SRn Juan boys made a
gallant comeback but were surprised
hy the cool-headed work of Captain
Duncan, who guided the Bobcats
through 10 victory. The game ended
with the score 27 70 Fl In Edinburg's
favor.
The Pharr-San Juan boys showed
up we'll. They flashed nice floor
work but were poor on basket shoot
ing.
The EdinburE Bobcats clash with
the Mission cagers at 1850 o'clock
Friday night in the Edinou=g Vigh
School gym
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
PROMOTER BOXES
= = 4
PUGS BEFORE HE
= = y
SIGNS THEM UP

"Heyir Fight Promoter Tex
Becerril was accosted recently.
where are you going in such a
rush?r
A little further inquiry brought
out that Becerril was headed for
the gymnasium to try out a fight
er asking for d spot on the pro-
motors next boxing card Jan. Is.
Il don't ask them If they can
fight Beserril declared. IL put on
the gloves with them and find cut
for myself.
"You don't 20 into a cafe and
ask II their steaks are tender e1-
pecting the waiter 70 adviss you
not to eat ore do you7 Same way
with these fighters. Some are coy
and shy about ID but they all finally
get around 10 admitting they are
good. 80 ! make a practice o. find
ing out for myself
Tex unique system Is believed 70
be the only Z operating IN the
world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
EDINBURC FIREMEN
DEFEAT DONNA 21-12

Playing their first zane Of the
season the Edinburg Firenen flash
"a \ fast brand Of hasEetbsll 70 de-
OF n 70 u. here IN the Edirbury
high school gymnasium. Their pass
ing and team work was superior to
that cf the Donna team. The Donna
bows however Put up a fine battle
and are I fast scrzppinE crew.
MeCauley % center was the out
standing player OF the ara He
scored 9 points ard PLAYED a fine
defensive game. The W~inrirEham
Aroth~rs also flashed some fast has
'~*hail- The stellar Er~rdin1 of
7itner vas one reason Donna was
unable 70 score, rs many times he
broks mp plays
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
San Benito Holds
Ball Meet Friday
ESPECIAL to The Hsrald)

AGP&Cl6l 70 1nG A~A1f
SAN BENITO, Jan. 16s-One n the
first definite moves toward the or
g~anization Of a Class y baseball
league in the Valley will be taken
BY San Benito fandom Friday night
when they hold q meeting . decide
whether or not their city will be
represented in the organisation.
Fans have pointed out that the
local group may make certain reser-
v~ations. however. A six-eiub lccp
composed entirely Of Valley towns
may be insisted upon. Guy Trent. l.
l.. Zenor and others point cut that
this would Be the most economical
loon that could be got together.
With the addition Of out Of Valley
cities 70 the loop. transportation and
hotel costs would increase BY leaps
and bounds. they say.
The meeting has been tentatively
set for s o'clock ut the chamber OF
commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
H#HH The HERALD SPORTS SECTION a@nza
BIBLE KNOWS
flick
OF GRID FAN

OMAHA. Neb., jan. is.-LP-
That Dana \. Bible. new Nebraska
university football coach. Is
aware Of the fickleness Of the
gridiron public was evidenced By
his remarks here yesterday at a
luncheon given in his honor by
the Omaha Chamber OF Com
merce.
The former Texas A. & ". col
iege mentor thanked the $50 as
sembled citizens for the nice
things they had said about him
hut suggested maybe the sports
editors had better save them TO
print at the end Of the next foot
ball season"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
EiGnrS LAST


DAVENPORT. Is.-otto Won Porat
knocked cut Tom Ssyers. Detroit,
COZ. kayo White. New Orleans, out
pointed Bonnie kid" Stanley, Kans-
as City. (sl. Young Terry, Dsven-
port, o~utpointeG Ernie North, Water
loo. (6l. Jackie Decker, Moline,
stopped Tommy o'Brien, Cedar
Rapids. Ia. (5l.
Observation-Disclosures Emanuel,
San Francisco, outpcirted Harry Dill
Ion. Winnipeg. (lel. Roy Michael
scr, Minneapolis, knocked out Red
Carr. Winnipeg, (2). Jimmy Glib
hons. 81. Paul. outpointed Tommy
Hawai-. Pine City. rsl- Urban Lib
erty. Somerset, Wis. cutPoiEted
Eddie Memo. Duluth. l4l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
French Girls
Athletics Die

TOULOUSE. France. Jan. 1s-tF
Man has frowned the vomer's
sporting clubs out Of existence here.
Fol several years the societies
flourished and the girls enjoyed their
rev liberty OF action and dress. but
their elders did net eniey il SO much.
The sight cf girls playing foothall
and s~printirg in mems toys was q
bit to much for them and q strong
reactionary movement set in.
Two years age one OF the clubs dis
banded Now the one remaining
Group Of athletic girls has followe1
il into Oblivion. and Toulouse has
settled down TO another generation
Of peace and quiet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
PORTS FORUM .
- By Bishop Clements .
. = . = q = u . = q = Il u = y = q u n q z . u =

Boss Bishop Clements having
been called away by the death of
an uncle, il becomes necessary
that someone pinch hit for him
with this column. Bear with US a
lew days and then "Bish" will be
back again.
On the sport diet today the Valley
has basketball, boxing and q base
ball meeting. Tbs baseball meeting,
to be held by san Benito fans to de-
eide whether they will enter the pro-
pcsed Class ID baseball league, is
perAaps the most important and far
reaching. II marks the first definite
move toward organization Of the
league. San Bsnito has always been
a strong supporter OF amateur and
seEli-pro teams and 10 the first Val
ley city to coms out in the open On
the proposed league.
Coach soc" Plato's Brownsville.
Eagle quint will get a real test Of
ITS abilities this afternoon when they
mix y up with Coach Denton's Car
olnRls AZ Harlinren. The Eaples
seem to percolate we'll on their own
court, but have difficulty with for
eig surroundings. The only fsIl
they have taken this year was on the
Il Jardin's court.
Miss Valenta's dashing Girl quint
also will see duty in Harrington
this afternoon. They have run M
two wins In impressive fashion
over La Feria and Ell Jardin. due
IN a good measure TO the sharp-
shooting Of Elizabeth Cherry ard
Ruby Bennett. The Hsrlingen
girls viii do we'll TO watch this
pair closely.
The third attraction today i .
mixed boxing and wrestling card in
the Mission Athletic club arena. Tbs
promoter plans 20 make this 4 regu-
Tar Friday night FEATURE in that city.
The Valley seems 70 have taken
another Of It's periodic sp~lurges into
boxing again. doc" n. Il, Cooks
boys, Ken Macy and Dick Wynore,
have been signed for bouts with two
formidable pugs from San Antonio.
Ihese are 10 be staged in Mercedes
Monday night in Promoter Robin.
sons eauliflower garden. Macy i
TO light Johnny Cruz and Wymore
Arvizu.
Aryiru, from all reports. in M
f~Hrh nl t1n vw-LF "
local ian remembers seeing him fight
put does not recall whom Arvizu vic
tinilec. THAT guys fists were
strokinE Tx q locomotive piston
me ian says, and / expected one OF
them 70 puncture his opponents
chest He knocked him over, terri.
Oily beaten up. in The second round
Promoter Tex Becerril has con-
cocted smother potion for Browns
wife fans 10 be served up al the
fort Brown skating rink on the
evening Of Jan. rs. Roberto Hir.
oloss of Brownsville and R,Inb
Leach. former Weslaco football
star and Edinburg Junior college
student, are given the main vpot
on the bill.
JACK Dempsey made ~StriblinE can
eel his bouts after IAN. Is. Evident
~ Jack didn't Jack Leagues knock
ing down Stribling recently.
MeAllen high school e~srusntrv
classes hsve Just completed aoilinrs
up the floor Of the Bulldors' las
ketball court. That seems a bi. use
less 20 Us. for 0verstreet and his
hEddies are plenty fast nywar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
Fight Card All
Mission Friday
fspecisl % The Herald

lcneciHl 20 Inc heyald1
MISSION. Jan IA mixed card
OF wrestling and boxing VIII be held
At the McshBne Athletic club here
Friday night nc q o'clock.
The boxing card includes Kid
Pritrhard. Mission. VS.. Young Hunt
Of Mercedes. six rounds. Sailor Bar
rett ~ Mission VIZ. Kid Lever or rio
Grande City, four rounds. The wres-
ting bout will be between Burna-d
KarPellcr ~ Alton. Pa and Bill
wilcox of Mission.
NeShane has announced that he
viii STAGE similar contests every Fri
day night ~ the Athletic club ia the
Hestor Building % Mission
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
CIGARET17 PRoTE

IHoRSE. Era sorztio Barton
k-ceke6 q Cigarette from the mouth
TO STOP smoking In n bus. He rss
arrested, then freed in court
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
HUSBAND WAVES <2S.oco

10NnON.-Francis M. Darrell sued
his wife for divorce hut dropped y
claim for $4,000 against the man
who won her love.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
sSs0 FOR A RITE

NOTTINGHAM. EnC-MrS. Mar
lorie Spencer wss awarded $3.50 be-
cause she was bitten by Miss Ger
trude Rsckhani's dog.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
WOMAN sI75.noo sWTNnIFR

SWANSEA, Wales.-Miss Elizabeth
Patton, charged with swindles agxre-
eating si25 ZOO. was sert to prison
for three years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
LETTER BY COFFIN NAH.

MUNICH-when Friedrich Keel
ehen was buried his daughter put In
the coffin u letter addressed tc her
mother who died fourteen years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
POVERTY PREVENTS BALL

PORTSMOUTH. EnE-owilg "a
he extensive poverty here, the Lord
Mayor has Cancelled &c annual Mayer
atty ball.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
BIG SHAKEUP
IN TIGERS IS
Being MADE
Bucky Harris of Wash
ington at Helm of
Detroit; Nearly All
Material Is New

Editors: This Is the eleventh az
q series OF stories dealing with
mid-winter prospects Of baseball
clubs. Others will follow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18

We knew what we HAD to accom-
plish and we knew the only way it
could be done. We knew this stock
HAD to be turned-quickly-and we
knew to effect immediate action that
we could not 10 1t with casual reduc-
tons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
Remember

The usual Fashion guarantee
holds good during this sale
Every item sold must be salts
factory, or your money cheer
fully refunded
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-08-09
UP-RIvER NEWS ITEMS

Miss Vivian Howard and her
young brother Joe from San Anton
io, Texas, are visiting at the home
of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Stewart at Priest Rapids, for a few
weeks. Miss Howard is a teacher.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Carl Halversen
and family of Sacramento, Califor-
MIA, were guests for, few dayst this
week at the Jaeger homes at Yer
nita, driving up in their car. Mrs.
Halvorsen is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeger.
Jake Miller came home Monday
after a three days vacation spent
in fishing near Ellensburg and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Simpson and c. w.
Miller left the day of his return, for
their vacation, also to be spent at
Ellcnsburg. They returned Thursday.
The workn1en who have charge of
building the new Vernita school
house have completed the job even
to the installing of the new furnace
and the painting of the building
and have gone back to Prosser.
EVERYTHING is now in readiness for
nc loAh sCA II! VI SSAlOOA'
Mrs. c. e. Barge is in White
Bluffs, having gone down on Wed
resday evenings train to be the
guest Of her husbands family for
a week. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. j, P. Richmond
and children, Betty a1l Tom, spent
Friday of last week in Yakima.
Miss Marguerite Knaub left Tues
day to spend Fleet Week in Seattle;
visitor at the Fred Rea home.
Twenty young people, friends of
Miss Evelyn. Richmond, gathered by
invitation at the Richmond horne at
Vernita last Friday evening and
whiled away several happv hours
If. singing and dancing, the music
being furnisl1ed by radio. Refresh
ments were served late in the eve
ming, the hostess being assisted in
serving by her mother, MRS J. p.
Richmond, and her sister, Mrs. c.
3. Barge, hcus,e guest this sum-
ner at the Richmond home.
Alex Brain returned Wednesday
from the hosrital at Ellensburg,
where he has been for the last three
weeks suffering from an attack OF
what the doctors pronounced to be
typhoid fever. Attic Mr.. Brain is
able to be out of the hospital, he
must follow a rigid diet and will not
be able to do any work for some
time, according to the prescriptions
of his physicians.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-08-09

). II. cAiea, iaca. reasg> G.
tie John Dover Lumber company,
spent Thursday and Friday Of this
week in Yakima attending the
Western Retail Lunberman's as
ISOLATION meeting.
Melvin Jenner, nephew OF Mrs
Robert Nitzsche, is visitor in
White Bluffs for a few weeks at
the Nitzsche home. Mr.. Jenner who
graduated two years ago from the
University of Washington, has just
returned from a year and half spent
in California and expects to locats
soon in Seattle to engage in the
practise Of his profession, that Of
a civil engineer.
The pleasant farm home of Mr..
and Mrs. z. ]. Burch on Hidden
Treasure TDnch is gradually being
transformed from a frame building
into substantial cobblestone dwell
ing, each year sesing an advance in
the work. Last year was marked by
the addition of an extra room and
this year a large, airy porch is being
built on the entire length of the
house, and when finished will be 80
feet long by 8 feet wide.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-08-09
The News in Hanford
By Mrs. M. r. Slavens


be supply of stamped needlework
on display This can be purchased
or orders taken and the ladies will
do the cmbroidering. All unsold
articles must be returned immedi-
ately so everyone interested in
needlework, please be present.
Floyd Jones drove from Entiat
Monday and is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Blanche Chambers of Sun
nyc;de visited at the VIM S. Weber
home last Thursday.
Miss Esther Stryker, who has
been very i'll, is able to be up.
Marley Haynes Of Seattle was in
Hanford and Priest Rapids on Sun
day.
Martin Paroz who has a soldier
tract near Walter Elliott's, was in
Hanford Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. M. R. Slavens left Wednesday
evening for Savannah, Ga, to attend
the National Convention of the l..
A. of Rural Letter Carriers. Her
daughter, Shirley, went with her as
far as Chicago. The latter will re-
main with her uncle and aunt, Rev.
and Mrs. r. R. Weisniller, while
her mother attends the convention
Mrs. w H. Wehmeier and daugh-
ter Ann, and her niece Jean Earles,
drove over from Seattle last Monday
Mrs. r. S. Bell who has been in
Seattle for several months returned
to Hanford with them. Mrs. Web
meier and the two girls left We'd
nesday for Spokane to visit friends
before going back to Seattle.
The Christian Endeavors had a
swimming party last Thursday eve
ming. They had a picnic supper, song
fest, and a good time generally.
Measrs. Howard and Preston Ang-
lin and James Brown sang several
songs.
Mrs. Hagen entertained six young
people who have been away from
Hanford for several months with a
luncheon on her lawn Thursday eve
ming. They later joined the G. p.
party at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Wooten, Miss
Marie Wooten and Miss Gertrude
Mack returned Tuesday evening
from Trout Lake, where they had
gone Tor camping Trip. lie MISSES
Norma and Helen McCool Joined
them in Kennewick and came up to
Hanford for a visit The two latter
and Miss Gertrude Mack left Thurs
day evening for their home in St.
Paul.
Miss Mae Syfford and Miss Ber-
rice Griner spent from Wednesday
to Friday AT the home of Hazel Blair
in White Bluffs Miss Syfford had
some dental work done.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. L. Fife were
visitors ir Yakima this week, from
Tuesday evening until Wednesday
evening.
Mrs Harry B'ackler (Edraa
Jones) and three children, Of Port
land. arrived on the stare We'd
nesday to visit the E. j. Jones and
Walter Jones families.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-08-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

Mrs. Leander's class Of girls met
Monday evening at her home to make
candy and write letters to members
out OF town. A surprise box was pack
cd for Miss Leonora Lee and contin-
uous letters written to Madeline Ferg-
uson at Cnlak, Ruth Edwards at Port.
land, and Eleanor Allen and Lenora
Lee at Kennewick.
Everyone present at the Sunday
School entertainment on Thursday
evening of last week enjoyed the Wit
aphone movie and old fashioned box
supper, also the two vocal selections
given by one of our girls, Miss Mar
gucrits Tromanhauser, who was the
guest CT the evening. Music for the
movies was furnished by Miss Effie
Mykcl, another of our girls. Mr.. Stinn
officiated as auctioncer for the sale OF
the baskets, which ncttad the Sunday
School $31.75.
Mr.. and Mrs. w M. Underhiil
made a bushes trip to Prosser last
Saturday.