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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-21

Methodists
Attend Meet

The Methodist Missionary Socie-
ties OF the Brownsville district held
an all-day meeting in Weslaco on
Tuesday with Mrs. Gerald Mann, dis
trict secretary, presiding. Luncheon
was served 1T noon with the Wes-
laco women as hoStesSeS.
Mrs. p. H. Dial OF San Antonio,
who was principal speaker for the
day, spoke en- Our Children. giving
a very wonderful and instructive
talk.
DR.. Sterling Fisher of Brownsville
gave the main address during the
memorial service. telling Of the
good work done by the late w. w.
Tinson, who established Westmore-
land College at San Antonio.
Included n the 235 present from
all over the Valley were the follow
ing from Brownsville: DR.. and Mrs.
Sterling Fisher, Mesdames c. w.
Colgin. c. ". Hill. Sam Hughston,
Nathan Moore, Willie George, v. l..
Conrad and Rev. o. G. Grove.
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Camp Will Open To
Valley Girls Soon

many Girl Reserves. Blue Triangle
and Y. w. G. A. members all over
the Valley.
The camp which spreads over a
large acreage covered with trees,
shrubbery and grass is a pretty sight
and has been made most attractive
by the planting Of flowers, the level
ling Of the ground and the rose
garden. a new feature. according 10
Mrs. Voiney Taylor. building chair
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Weimer, who
are in charge OF the camp the year
around, have aided materially ~
keeping the grounds in their present
condition.
There Is a large screened audi
forum where general meetings are
held ard programs staged. the din
ing room and two extra sleeping
quarters.
The main attraction Of any camp
Is a place TO swim. and this year a
large swimming pool is being con-
structed. II Is hoped that II will
be ready for use by June / when
camp opens. The pool Is 60 BY 100
feet and is a great improvement
over the catamaran OF previous
years.
The first two weeks OF camp will
be for Girl Reserves of the senior
high group. the next three weeks
for Blue Triangle members and the
final two weeks for younger girls
who are also members Of the Blue
Triangle. Girls all over the Valley
attend camp ind reservations arc
made through local camp chairman.
Brownsville girls may file their
reservations with Mrs. John Rove o.
Mrs. III. ID. Seago.
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SENIORS HoNORED
WITH DANCE

A pe.ectly splendid dance In hon.
or Of the members of the Senior
Class and their " particular
friends was featured at the big din
ing hall at the senior high school
with Mrs. w. ". Ellison as the gen.
ial hostess on Monday. Tasteful de-
corati0ls in white and green. class
colors, were cleverly displayed in the
spacious hall ard in the refresh
ments served. The green punch was
served from a huge block Of ice
with white s~napdragons and roses
frozen in. Angel food cake with green
icing was supplemented by brick
ice cream in green and white, COM
plimentary for the occasion from
the McAllen ice cream company, a
very clever courtesy from this com
pany to the seniors. Radio and or
chestra music played for the dane
ing. Members Of the faculty and
wives and husbands, board members
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Hostess Compliments
Mrs. Greene With
Party On Wednesday

In compliment to Mrs. j. II.
Greene, who Is leaving Saturday
with Mr. Greene and daughter for
San Antonio. Mrs. Fay Rockwell en-
tertained the Wednesday Tourna-
nient Bridge club and two tables Of
extra guests, friends Of Mrs. Greene,
at her beautiful home in Los EbanoS.
Garden flowers added a note Of
color to the rooms where bridge was
played. Mrs. c. v. Hamilton was high
score winner and Mrs. Greene re-
ceived high guest prize. The hos
tess also presented guest gifts to
the honoree and to Mrs. Van Gundy
Of Decatur, Illinois. who is the
house guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Neil Allen.
The bridge games were followed
by a delicious refreshment course.
Mrs. Dean Porter will entertain
the club next Wednesday.
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Finds An Effective
Treatment For
Arthritis

A Pasadena man who had beer
bed-ridden with Arthritis Cstifl
joints for three years reports thai
he secured q prescription which rel
stored him to an active life. III
then supplied the formula TO 4
number Of others who were all
flicted with Arthritis, Neuritis|
Lumbago. Govt, Sciatica and vari1
Gus forms or Rheumatism. and
they, too. reported their first res
lief. Now ne wants all who suf1
fer from any form OF Rheumatism
caused from excessive uric acid "a
know about this wonderful pre-
scription. and says he will gladly
send a trial supply or the treat
ment. with full particulars, to any
one who writes him. just send
name and address 70 Renton, Desk
223. Station @. Pasadena, Calf. DO
this today-Adv.
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Three Tables Of
PLAYERS Present

Mrs. Enrique Manautou was hostas
TO members of the Wednesday
Bridge club at the home Of Mrs.
Augusta Champion on Elizabeth
street. Three tables of players en-
joyed the afternoon Of bridge games.
Mrs. Louis Henggeler held high
score and received a beautiful pow
der box. Mrs. Adolfo Calderoni was
second and received two handpaint-
ed dishes. A light luncheon was seTv-
ed followed by ice-box pie.
The living room was adorned with
lovely gardenias and shasta daisies.
Mrs. joe A. Champion will be hos
tess to the club next Wednesday al
three o'clock.
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GRADUATE HONOREE
AT BRIDGE PARTY

Miss Barbara Barrier. girl grad
uatc, was named honoree at a love-
ly party given Monday afternoon BY
MIS-. e. p. Chase AZ her home in
Valencia park
The senior class colors Of green
and gold were Effectively used with
the class flowers OF daisies.
Miss Charlotte Hinkly was sue
cessful in the games and received
a lovely gift from the hostess. Miss
Barrier was also remembered with
a gift from the hostess.
Guests were Misses Annie Laurie
Fonten0t. Kate Jones. Martha Fle-
ming. Petty Bowie. 10 Frank Sta
mey, Alice Cripe Charlotte Hinkly,
Mary Thomas. Helen Margaret Han
chey, Frances Grimsell. Doris
Cherry. Dorothy Nell Ralston, and
Mary Margaret Rhodes.
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RusselZ-CoL
Marriage Is
Made Known

The belated announcement OF the
secret marriage OF Miss Dorothy
Cole. charming daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. B. L. Cole to william Odell
Russell, vas divulged to their many
friends today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will leave
on Saturday morning for a honey
Don trip to San Antonio. Sherman
and Texarkana. the former home II
Mr.. Russell.
The couple will be L home 70 their
friends after the first OF June in
McAllen where Mr.. Russell Is en-
rloyed with the Humble Oil Com
lany.
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Mrs. S~charnberg
And Son Return

Robert L. Jones, who was oper-
ated on three weeks ago II a hos
pital at San Antonio, haS return
ed home and Is improving rapidly.
He will be unable 10 resume his
studies at Texas University. where
he has been attending school the
past year. until the September
term. Robert was accompanied home
by his moehtr, Mrs. L. B. Scharn-
berg. VINO has been with him in
San Antonio.
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LUNCHEON BRIDGE
AT AZTEC CAFE

Mrs. II. c. Lawton entertained
with an attractive luncheon bridge
Saturday.
The long luncheon ta5le at the
Aztec cafe vas beautifully decor
ated with three bowls OF pink roses.
while varied early summers flowers
were used about the patio.
After luncheon the guests as
sembled at their hostess home on
South Sam Houston for games Of
bridge. where similar decorations
were noted.
Mrs. 4. I. Bucklin was success
full at the conclusion Of the games
and received a handsome gift. Tie
cut prize was presented TO Mrs.
Frank b. Sublett.
Those enjoying the hospitality
were MeSdames Frank Carter. Ber-
ME GoolSby, $. ". Crews. Knox
Smith, z. 1. Bucklin. f. II. Downs.
j. IT. Wilcox, r. II. Stewart Nit
chell. Clarkson y. Cowgirl. a. r.
Etchison, j C Douglass. William NJ.
Meriwether. r. r. Bonner Leigh
4. Stanley, John w. Belts. @. A.
Mccall. j. <. Bell. Robert Alexan-
der, asa s. Agar, A. 3. Weaver.
Ralph !. Carter. Frank B. Sublett,
j. l.. Bates, Ted Brash, w. J. Vim
SAINT and Miss Eleanor Mae Smith.
Out Of town guests were Mrs. Guy
Cornett OF Houston and Mrs. Glenn
LaHtcn OF Mercedes.
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Charles Day Is
M. A. Candidate
(Speclal I'd ma Herald.l

Especial 10 The Eerald)
WAXAHACHIE. MAY 2l.-Charles
Day Of Brownsville is a candidate
for the bachelors degree from
Trinity University this spring.
Or. T. Jasper Manton Of Dallas
is TO preach the baccalaureate SER
mon Sunday morning. Nav "a. and
Hon. Clint C. Small of Shamrock
will deliver the commencement al
dress Monday morning. May 25.
Fifty-five students are candidates
for degrees next week and several
others plan TO get their degrees
this summer.
Mrs. Jesse o. Wheeler left We'd
nesday night to spend two months
visiting her sister in Corpus Christi.
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MISS FONTENOT
NAMED HONOREE

Mrs. w. r. Patterson Of New
Orleans. named her granddaughter,
Miss Annie Laurie Fontenot, a
graduate this month from the San
Benito high school, hnoree at a de-
Aghtful luncheon given at the
StonewalI Jackson hotel Saturday.
"A color scheme OF pink and blue
was effectively carried VI in the
floral decorations and in the cor
Sages for the guests.
Guests were Misses Barbara Bar
rier, Martha Fleming. Bette Bowie,
Dorothy Nell Ralston, Helen Mar
garet Hanchey. Kate Jones. Doris
Cherry, 10 Frank Stamey, and Alice
GRIPPE.
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GARDEN CLUB
IN FINAL MEET

At the final meeting OF the San
Benito Garden club. Mrs. r. w.
Leach was elected president OF the
club for the coming year.
Other newly elected officers were
Mrs. +. w. Burgess. vlce-President;
Mrs. Arthur Middleton, secretary
treasurer.
Mrs. l.. "A. Carpenter IS the re-
firing president.
The next regular meeting Of the
club Will be held in October, but
through the summer special meet
ingS will be called to transact
such business as may come UP.
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Society Calendar
FRIDAY


Church Federation will hold final
meeting Of year at the Baptist
church at $3.50 D. m. A good at
tendance Is urged as the fedora
ton will not meet again until in
September
Friday Bridge club with Mrs. w.
r. Jones.
Laura Underwood. local teach
or. IS leaving for an extended tour.
going To Little Rock. Ark. Ken
lucky. Virginia and washington.
ID. @. IN the latter city she xiii
visit her sister after which time
she will 60 10 New York CITY and
then On 10 Miami and Orlando.
Florida and New Orleans.
Misses Mary Shears and SOPHIE
q. Shears arrived home wednesday
from Monterrey where they have
been visiting with General Alfredo
Ricaut and family.
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To Attend Meeting
OF Federation

The following members of the
Brownsville Business and Profess
sional Women'S club will attend the
Valley Federation meeting OF that
club 70 be held at Mercedes Thurs
day night. May 2l: Misses Julia
O'Brien, Zona Taggart and Sophie
Spivey, Mesdames Mary Moses,
Frances Chaplin, Kate Hamilton
and Bollinge-.
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and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira ]. Ealls we're
special guests. Grade mothers, Mrs.
A. Tamm, Mrs. j. A. Alderdioe. Mr..
and Mrs. o. ". Joyner. Mrs. J. :.
Coursey, acted as c~haperones.
Misses Alice Tamm and Mary Ell
zabeth Coursey presided at the serv-
ing Of the punch. This proved one
Of the outstanding entertainments
for the close Of the year.
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Just-Sew Club
With Mrs. Outlaw

Mrs. 7. A. Outlaw entertained nine
members or the Just-Sew club at
her home on Wednesday. A variety
OF spring flowers frightened the
rooms where sewing and converse
ton whiled away the afternoon
hours. A salad course was served.
Mrs. M. w. Ward will be hostess
next week.
Mrs. Thomas z. Cook, ST.. OF
Dallas. who has been the guest Of
her daughters. Mrs. Jesse bennett
and Mrs. Volney Taylor for the
past ten days, left Tuesday for her
home.
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WEARING EXPERIENCE

"A man accompanied by his wife
visited a tailor TO pick out a suit
The wife disagreed with his selec-
ton.
"Oh. well" she said. after a
lengthy argument, please your
self. I suppose you are the one who
Will wear the clothes"
Well" observed the husband
meekly. a. didn't suppose you'd
want 10 wear the coat and vest
Tit-Bits
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i'm SOCIETY ORQES--A COMP ETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN %=
warden and Oh. w. o. Brown. SEN

Gnel.
After the election Of officers. the
chapter honored the charter mem
bers. presenting them in the East
and giving to each a lovely bouquet
OF flowers. -Four OF the five charter
members present were Mrs. Jennie
Buck, Mrs. Ora GoolSby, Mrs. Ella
Van Ness and Mrs. Nettie King.
Mrs. Nettie Cowden. the fifth
charter member was unable 70 be
present. The chapter also voted 70
honor all charter members by Civ
ing them life memberships IN the
chapter.
The remainder OF the evening was
spent in a social meeting.
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The summer season fills GO and
young alike with an urge to slarti-
cipate in some form Of outdoor acti-
witty ard Campo del Arroyo at Rio
Hondo supplies this need to the
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SUCCESS IN MAKIN
 MAYONNAISE LIES IN WAY OIL IS ADDED
"A Little at a Time" is Safest Method. Hills Bros. Use a Similar Rule in Their Pat ented, Cofeo-Roasting
 Process

Oil, in large amounts, added to mayonnaise ingredients usually makes the mixture separate. It is better to add oil "a little at time.
 There is a similar situation in coffee roasting. Occasionally, big patches can be roasted so each has the same flavor. But you can't de- pend on it. The sure way is to roast n little at c time. Hills Bros. do, with their patented, Controlled Roasting process.
 As the accuracy of the hour glass depends upon an even, continuous flow .. a little at time :. so the uniform flavor of Hills Bros. Coffee is produced by this patented process that roasts evenly, continuously =. ' little at q time. The temperature is exactly regulated while the blend flows through the roasters. Every single berry is perfectly roasted. Naturally, then, every pound has the perfect flavor!
 Hills Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum cans that keep it fresh Air, which makes coffee go stale, is removed and kept out of these cans Even ordinary, "air-tight" cans won't keep coffee fresh. Order Hill: Bros. Coffee today. Ask for it by name, and look for the Arab trade mark on the can.
 Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc, Sar Tra, -i--o California. Nio3i
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CITATION

In the Commissioners Court for
 the Territory of Alaska, Division
 Number One.
 Before E. E. Thinner United States
 Com m ssioner and Ex-Officio
 Probate Judge, Haines Precinct. In the Matter of the Estate of
 JAMES H. DEBLONDEAU, also
 known as J. H. DEBLONDEAU,
 deceased.
 It appearing to this Court, by the petition this day presented and filed by Edward Fay, administra- tor of the estate of James H. De- Blondeau, also known as J. H. De- Blondeau, deceased, that it is nec- essary to sell the real property of said estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary for the purpose of paying the expenses of admin istration, and the still unsatisfied claims presented against said es- tate.
 It is thereIore ordered, by this Court, that all persons interested in the estate of the said deceased appear before this Court on the 9th day of January, 1892, at the hour of two o'clock on the after noon of said day, at the Court room of said Court in the Town of Haines, Alaska, to show cause, if any exists, why an order should not be issued to said administrator to sell the real property of said estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary for the purposes afore- said.
 The said real property consists of and is described as follows: Lots eighteen C18 and nineteen Q9 ir block twenty-one (2D, situated ir the Town of Haines, Alaska; 2 homestead, con taining 256- -49f10( acres, situated two miles West o1 Haines, Alaska; one half interes in the Nugget Bar Mining Claims containing 160 acres, situated abou 30 miles West of Haines, Alaska.
 Dated at Haines, Alaska, thi 18th day of November, 1881.
 E. E. ZIMMER, U. S Commissioner an' Ex-Officio Probate Judge First publication, Nov. g, 1881. Last publication, Dec. IA, 1881.
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In a fast, hard-fought game of basketball in the gymnasium of the Junsau high school Saturday evea- ing, Juneau high school defeated Skagway high school by score CT 28 to II. The contest was of ex- ceptional interest throughout de- spite the disparity in the figures of the score. A fairly large crowd witnessed the struggle.
 The Skagway athletes reflected credit on their new coach, H. E. Regele, who has but enc letterman from last year in this years squad. The visitors were under the disar- vantage of not feeling their best when they first went on the floor | All Were Seasick
 They had experienced nasty wea- 1 ther on their voyage in the United i States Army boat Torrance, which arrived from Ekagway just bsforl l the start of the game. All hao suffered seasicknes, and they hat scarcely time to recuperate before the referees whistle summoned them to play.
 The Lynn Canal hoopsters, how ever, were full of determination and battled hard from the begin, ming to the end of the game.
 Fortunately, Coach E. G. Went. land of the Juneau high schoo had his charges ready for the con. test. After the struggle was wei under way, they never were 1T danger of defeat, but they main tained their security only by men tai and physical alertness and |. persistent effort.
 Details of Scoring
 Details of scoring by quarter follow:
 First quarter; After long fight fo the ball, Linstrom dribbled unSe the basket and converted. Lind strom sank the second basket sool afterwards. Nikish fouled Richte who made his free throw. scorin Skagway's first point. Nikish re ceived a long pass and baskete' the ball from the side of the tloo, Juneau 6, Skagway l.
 Second quarter: The first baske of the second quarter was mad by Lindstrom. A technical foul wa committed on Lee of Skagway wh } was allowed two free throws, bot of which he converted. Hennin
 evened up for Juneau by droppln the ball in the net. Lee was allow ed another free shot which h made. Lee basketed the ball. Hen
 ming again replied with sht
 from under the hoop. Bloomquist long shot from the center of tn floor closed the first half with an other basket. In this quarter tn . scoring was Juneau ,Skagway Third quarter: During the inter
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mission between the halves, Coach Regele of Skagway must have ins- tructed his charges to try anything that appeared possible, because they began long-shot offensive that for a few minutes seriously threatened to snatch the lead from Juneau. The first time Richter of Skagway had possession of the ball he tossed it from the side of the 17-foot line for a goal. His team mate, Lee followed with a basket ] from the same spot. Henning of Juneau, caged the sphere, so did Bloomquist. Lindstrom's goal fol Juneau was the last of the quarter In this quarter the scoring was
 Juneau 6, Skagway 4.
 < Fourth quarter: This quarter wa' the fastest and most interesting
 of the game. Lindstrom stare,
 with a basket. Henning foulec jPullen and the latter made tht
 point. Lindstrom shot once nor. Iand his basket was followed by ont from Bloomquist. Jennings goa tended the game. The scoring il Ithis quarter was Juneau 8, Skag I way 1.
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the last goal of the first quarter. Bremen 10, Soldiers 6.
 Lcng Basket By Erslsine


 Second quarter opened the second quarter with a long basket for the Bremen. Hollmann was allowed a free shot and made one point for the Bremen. Light baskcted the ball for the Soldiers. Erskine again scored a goal. A beautiful passing combination, that went the length of the floor, was climaxed by a basket by Nelson for the Bremen The scoring for the quarter was Bremen 2, Sol- diers 2.
 Third quarter r-The opening of the third quarter was marked by a basket by Blake for the Bremen. Hollmann sank basket, Ersklne, Nelson and Hollmann each scored goal in rapid succession for the Firemen. Blake then sank one for the Smoke Eaters. Stewart of the Barracks team sank one through the net and Erskine, for the Fire men, replied with long shot. When the whistle ending the third quarter sounded Stewart, for the Soldiers, had just shot and the ball was in the air. It dropped through the hoop and was ccun.ed. The scoring in the quarter was Flremen 14, Soldiers 4.
 Play in rcurth Quarter Fourth quarter Hollmann, Of the Bremen was allowed a free shot and as the ball rolled off the wrong side Of the hoop, his team mate, Erskine, caught it and put it in the basket. King sank 3 free throw for the Soldiers. Stewart baskated the ball for the Soldiers. Blake fouled Light and the latter took advantage of the free toss for the Soldiers. Light put the ball in for the Soldiers. King made a point from the charity line for the Soldiers. Nelson sank a long shot from the center of the floor for the Bremen. Stewards basket gave two more points to the Sol- diers. Blake's goal for the Bremen was the last Of the game.
 The scoring for the quarter was Bremen 6, Soldiers 9.
 -S-
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Basketball players representing the Juneau Fire Department had no difficulty in defeating a team of soldiers from Chilcoot Barra cks Saturday night in the Juneau high school gymnasium. The Firemen were victors by score of 37 to 23.
 The smoke eaters took a lead soon after the start of the first quarter. While they never were in danger, still their opponents played fast and cleverly, and the intaress Of the spectators was sustained throuehout the contest.
 Details of Scoring
 ! Details of the scoring in the quarters were as follows.
 First quarter-The first goal oi the game was made by Erskino, for the Bremen. The Army tlp-ofi man. Light, sank the next. Bay2rs of Juneau. fooled the visitors thre- times in succession with his we'll known under the basket" play He made six points in less than two minutes by standing beneath the board, receiving passes, snc dropping the ball through the net The Army then made some sub stitutions. The substitutes con- versed with their associate players before the referee had resumed tni game. This constitutes technlca foul and Holman Of Juneau trie; for two free throws, but missed.
 Ligh. sank basket for the Sol diers. Erskine received a pass tcs tlength of the floor and conv2rs 7i for the Smoke Eaters Lights VIZ
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REINDEER DINNER

The Salvation Army will serve a reindeer dinner Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock at their hall on Will loughby Avenue. soc per plate. adv
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moderate central in the Gulf of Alaska and another general from Cordova to Prince Rupert this vicinity The pressure hign In the Staes Southwestern Southeastern Central Alaska with fair colder the latter districts Temperatures Tell n the GuI or
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Juneau High Beats Skag'coy High, 28 to II, and Bremen
 Conquer Soldiers, 37 to 23
Fairly Large Crowd Witnesses Interesting Games of Basketball for Both Visiting Teams Offer Strong Opposition Although Called Into Play Soon After Their Stormy Voyage from Lynn Canal

SubstitutiCns: F'iremen-C. LlV- ingstone for L. Bayers; L. Bayers for c. Livingstone. Soldiers-M. Mckee for A. Forbes, R. King for Versteeg, J. Stewart for s. Fcrra5- ter
 Officials-E. Engstrom, referee; R. s. Raven, umpire; J. Cole, scorer; J. Oxborne, timer.