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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-24

ElsHtN twenty. ITO, american ReQ, lUb,
Uncle Less lie; xsue Terry, LOG; xJean
Brown Slippers. 101: XCloido, III; xOld
Bill Ill; Lamporte, LOG; More Anon. 116;
Anne l., Ill; XCommandman, Ill: Physi-
clan. LOG.
Second Race $780, claiming; s-year-olds
and up; So furlongsl.-- Worth. Ill; :
Champion. lie. xRizia. i06 6F' Athena. i i5i
Annarita. 101; XWayward Lad ILL., Lusty
lol; Pompohone, lOl: Moresoris. los;
XNada. SO; Running Water, Ill.
Third Race $780, claiming; 4-year-olds
and up, five furlongsl-xChief Scout. l01;
xY IA. los; Xovershoes. los; xFlo NJ,
Bella. l0l; High Bottom, lO6; Aileen C..
ITO; xFlakbearer, los; Merovech, LOG.
Fourth Race 80. 500 added; the La Sale
handicap 3-year-olds and up; six fur
longs Ia Indiantown. LOG: ia Gay World.
llS; Trinchera. 1871; (blPolydoTus lis;
Clarity. l19: &c Blue Day, ia Noahs
Pride. s8; Bing Crosby lo3; CbJTeralice,
talNix and Hunter Stable entry.
OLA. Bartelstein entry.
telFriendlein and lard entry.
Fifth Race (sl.2Oo; the Davis Crockett
Handicap; 3-year-olds and up; mile and
ios: Pot Au BTooms IL: FRANK or TaorH,
kle 1l2: Bahamas. 400: Sad Knight. eS
Sixth Race $500 claiming; S-year-olds:
Helker, 112: Running Heel l0S: xTraplou.
go. XDessner. 1o3: xF'orceful. 1903: Harvey
G. o.. l0S.
Seventh Race 5000: claiming: 4-year-
ODDS and up: one milel-Bert John. liz;
XPlllnita, l03; Go Fetch. l0S xCentennial.
MACK Collins l07: Infanta. 1903: Sergeant
Hill, liz: Tamerlane. 1i2: xESsential. l07:
XtIobnail. l03; Line Rider l12: Our Grief
1903: XNyack 107; Red Polly. 103.
Eight Race $500: claiming: 4-year-olds
and up. mile and terl--xLacQuer 106:
XLahor. Ill; xHigh Halter. Ill; Billy
Champ Ill: xSam Pass. los: xEva Jane,
l0l: Culver. 1905 Haramzada. Ill: Excel
lency. Ill; liking Pin. Ill.
XApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy: track fast
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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Race Entries
Today
(By United Press)
AT TROPICAL PARK

First Race os73o; claiming s-year-9lds;
los; xxRegius. 100: haunt Flor. i07; Chin
ney Top 1903; xDistribHte, l07; Chastity.
ll2; Squeeze Out lO9; Tight Wad. lO7.
Second Race (s7Oo; allowances; the Key
Largo; 2-year -olds; four furlongs )-For-
eign Lady. 10; Happy Helen, ll3: Prose-
Love Sick ITO; Wise Prince. ITO.
Third Race $500; claiming; 4-year- oIds
ana qpp; one mlle-xO Neil l05; upper
Knight. ITO; Canon Law, ITO; Jane Ellen,
lO5 Graciaso 10; Balthasar lIo: Prin-
B. 1907 ga xFa arr cr eSpnR oo 'Ohn llO %Sun
Fourth Race $500. the Rock Harbor
Handicap; 3-year-ol and up; five and
Quel Jeu. us: General A.. ITO; laJ Irenes
Bob. ITO; Clotho, ITO; Ia Feudal Lord, 1l3.
(a)J. E. Smallman entry.
cap; 3-year-olds and up: mile and six
teenthl-Khorasaan. Io8: Sun Apollo. 90;
Sssk ioS Pas t2 lS E do 6na 100
Sixth Race Cs7Oo; claiming; 4-year-o!ds
ana up mile and s dS Hndnt IdO
Pal, 1903; xKibitzer. los: Catherine Fox
los. xPeace Lady. 100; Tom Jack Jr.. ITO;
Darkling. Ill.
d. Seventh Race e7Q0; claiming; 2,yea;r-
3d. ROYAL Gold 1O7; One Chance, Ill;
XxMountain Elk. 1l3: xKitamond. 81;
xMumsie. 81: Redress. ia: Rowdy Boy.
Ill: Mono 112; My Purchase. ia
Eighth Race Substitute: s7O0; claiming;
2-year-olds four furlongsD xCanobie
Lake, 1O3 Little Cynic. ia Specs III;
Broadway Miss 105 Chance Favor. Ill;
XNeon. Ill; Deadeye Dick. 119; Earle
Maxwell 1903: Last Minute. 108: xBrown
Lilly 100.
xFive pounds claimed for rider.
XxSeven pounds claimed.
Weather. clear: track fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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Seventh Race-CS4Go; claiming: 4-year-
olds and up; lie milesl-Hold Hard.
113; xDr. Parrish. Ill Bob Weidel ITO;
XAurebon. 1903; xLucky Jack, 108 Abstain,
los; xBrookhattan. Ill; The Spaniard
1l3; Tecolote, 116 xJack Biener. 1882 Kali
legretto, 1903; who Win. 116
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. cloudy; track. fast
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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First Race (s4OO; claiming; 4-year Odds
and up; six furlongs) -xLaumaia, 1903;
Bright Flower. 1903; Fast Life l13; xPurple
Robe, l03; colorado. II; Ad Remmcon.
108 xWar Dust. l06. Ina Volta. 108
xDixie Binder. 106; Trim. 1l3.
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Fifth Race $4,000: the Davis Crockett
Handicap: 3-year-olds and up: mile and
eighth Jim Dandy. 1902: Open Hearth,
lo9: Pot Au Brooms. 1l2: Frank Ormont
lQ6. Brown Molasses. 100: Rip Van Win
kle. 1l2: Bahamas. 400: Sad Knight e8.
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Third Race. $500; claiming; 4-year-olds
hallmark. los; xOvershoes. 1906 xFlo NJ.
1o5; Wildwood, ITO: xMorsun. los; Monk S
Bella. 10l; High Bottom LOG: Aieen C..
ITO; xFlakbearer, los; Merovech. 106
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IA Nix and Hunter Stable entry.
tblA. Bartelstein entry.
(c)Friendlein and Tard entry.
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Sixth Race $500 claiming; S-year-olds:
mile and sixteenth -xUltra Vote, 1903; Len
go. XDessner. 1o3: xF'orceful. 1903: Harvey
G. o.. l08.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-09-01

came out Of the snadows She smiled
af the two CT them. 1T IL aeez1ne
late, she said. @and want TO ten yOl
what I have planned. I've made Ar
rangemenss-~
There were other mephews. she ex-
nlained 70 Jerry. and several naecea
She didn't want 10 be unfair. In her
yin They were aM 70 share alSke. Eut
she would give Jerry his portion now.
They would need money 10 start with
Tney were both used to It. II was
not as much as Il might have been.
because o. poor Mervtn6 unfortunate
business venture, when he had b@en
taken advantage OF 50 shamefuny.
she held out q square envelops To-
ward Jean Il hope" she said quiss-
". it win help you to keep the hapgl-
ness you have found
Jean opened Il and gave q pleased
cry. Then they both kissed her. Tnay
went into the usual outhurSts o. en-
khusiann and delight. But Aunt Adax-
garet did not want this. Her eyes wexs
tired. her smile thin and forced. T1ay
said their good-bys. and out On the
porch they saw the living room 90 dark
again.
IN the car they rode IN silence for q
while. 'Were lucky" Jerry said SOLE
EMMY at last. Just plain lucky"
Ten thOusandl" Jean mwmuxed.
'Ttn help"
'Ttn more than help. Itu carry us
along for awhile - in the way We want
10 live. Things win break for me in tEs
office some day. Not this year, 0g
course. But next. maybe"
Jean got closer to him. Then we
can spilrrge q bIt2 We can spend Il
for-for thingse"
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haven't known her leng enough To-
Jerry shook hts head. @You lust
don't get 10, do you?n he said. Il fell
the minute I saw her. was sunk the
first time kissed her. That's al
there is to it,
Harry Prentice held on grinly. ssYou
have been sunk beforel You ought to
marry girl with money, kid, or else .
girl who isn't used to money. You
ought 10 keep your feet on the ground. /"
TITS more fun up IN the air" He
shrugged and smiled wryly. 20. you
may be right. There may be some
stormy weather afterwards. But when
IL gets you like this, what can you dor"
He peered solen1nly. what can you
do Harry" he asked agatn.
His brother thought minute. he
gave a slow smile. Nothing, suppose.
IT'S Just your luck changing. IT'S too
bad"
Tney shook hands. '-rhanks any
way" Jerry said, lightly again, ~for
being the older brother. Get ready for
the wedding. Jean wants to put on 81
show"
he told Jean all this that same eve
ming, They were sitting on the porch
hammock in her home, close together.
Her head was thrown back. Her eyes
were calm: her smile confident, unwor-
RED He was turned sidewise toward
her. one OF her hands was IN his.
She gave light laugh as he finished
dad talked too she said. @He has
q speech ready
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-09-01

could he must have spent five, or may
be ten thousand dollars on me some
years. DO you think"
Jerry was frowntng. 81 tell you
don't think about It" he repeated. He
looked up. and as their eyes met, his
arm slipped about her. and he drew
her toward him. Her face was close 20
his. He watched It change. And Just
before their lips met he whispered.
Were sure Of this much, anyway.
Aren't we, sweet?" Her answer was IN
her hiss.
Aunt Margaret wanted to meet her.
She suggested Sunday for early tea.
Dinner would be nicer, but the doctor
had been around again, and he didn't
think Aunt Margaret should be kept up
late.
doctor" Jerry said. Il didn't know
Aunt Margaret smiled. 'sYou haven't
noticed. It's al right But I'm not toI
set excited OK to worry"
They sat in Aunt Margaret's living
room Just at dusk. Shadows crept into
the corners, and Aunt Margaret. inI
soft gray silk, YVES a dim figure IN the
great leather chair as she rocked and
talked. The darkness was slowly swaI-
lowing her up. Only her thin hands
on the dark cushions and her pale,
fine featured face stood out Jean was
near the window, an elfln figure In the
eerze night. Jerry Was smoking and
watching the shadows on Jeans face
and throat and hair.
He had been little uneasy about /
this situation. Jean remembered Mer-
vim Bailey too well. The incident Of
Genevieve Chance and Mervin might
have been the incident OF Jeans sister
and Mervin. Such things. Jean had
said, leave q mark on q young girls
And now Aunt Margaret was
salking about Mervin. Her soft voice
1roned- She was chanting her Iftany.
and when she paused, as q priest
lauses for the inevitable response, Jer-
y watched closely.
He saw Jean hesitate; then smile.
~He-he was q wonderful young
nan" she said evenly. EVERY one says
o."
Aunt Margaret sighed contentedly.
Then she reached TO the lamp ON the
able beside her, switched &c on. and
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Jerry chuckled FOR doggy apart
ment, some nice furniture
"And clothes. And new car"
@And the club. Wen take out q
membership Of our own. We wont have
to give up q single th1ng!'
''Darlingl" Jean sighed, setting back.
I'VE we're made for luck. weren't wef"
The plans made progress. The
wedding. as Jerry had said was to be
q good show. Jean wanted it that way,
and her father. using heroic methods
and the last OF his credit, could see IL
through. The Ivy covered suburban
church, set in green lawns that would
be splashed with the first fall colorings
by late September, was ideal for a
show. They were fortunate in getting
q Saturday. The church was much in
demand
There would be four bridesmaids and
q quartet Of ushers with manners as
immaculate as their haber dashery.
There would be q minister who knew
just where 70 put the Quiver In his
voice; an oFkanist 70 wiring tears with
his fluffy notes; and, IL the day were
clear, shafts Of midday sunlight through
stained glass windows The elite Of
Rosewood would be there, and after the
ceremony the elite OF the elite would
be transported to the club for the usual
feast. It was deemed By those who
heard the plans, to be an effective
setup, indeed, considering the times.
@And the best Of It Is" Jean said glee-
fully as she snopped. eve can live up TO
it-for q whileI"
Aunt Margaret heard OF the progress
OF things at weekly intervals. Tea
would be served IN her ro0m--9or Aunt |
fua1nd the stairs firing Of late
and Jerry would sprawl ON the great
bed while Jean sat Ca the floor and
talked Of gowns Of orchid, bouquets OF
pink roses and ropes Of autumn leaves
around the altar.
It was only week off now. Jerry
and Jean ran UP the porch steps to-
gether that September afternoon, and
Hilda opened tina door. But net wide.
Hilda wanted to talk to them first.
There's some one tn here, she whisp-
sred She wants to see Mrs. Baily.
She says it's important. But you know
he doctor, Mr. Jerry, he said she
I'm take her on" Jerry said who
s she?"
@She didn't say who she Is. Hlda's
1oice became almost tnaudib7e. She
lad been with Aunt Margaret for many
lears, and she, too. had known Mervin
5aily. Jerry had often seen an angry
lash In her eyes as she passed the en-
arged photograph OF Adervin Ia the liy-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-09-01

BLESSINGS 10r tw0R~
~Cf course not. DAd.e very sane.
he d0eausk like me. I SUPPOSED"
he wouldn't Hko any cOuKln Of Aker-
vim Baily. A6ervln tried to 60 around
with my sister once. Dad threw him
out. Il wms the summer that Genevieve
Chance was visiting hers. Dad must
have heard something
But I'm not B6ervin.
Il hope not. darllng. But Dad made
more sense than tha&. Re said needed
SONS one mature 10 keep me sans. He
said we were two kids rushing into this
thing with our heads down and that
we'd run into a Stone VAN. and then
49," A trexnor had gotten into her
voice. She couldn't keep cut the
thought any longer. Fer hand tighten
ed over his. and he knew what was
coming. 20. JerryI Do you think they
re riehtq"
Love numbs the brain. he answered
lightly. 4 don't think
Bat ske waa intent upon talking it
out. I'm used TOTO things, Jerry"
she said Dad spoiled me when he
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ing room. ''she didn't say VINO she i
but I know. she = that HRS. Channs
tnat-thaf Mr. Azervln used 20 knowl
Jerry felt 3 Tlanas 20 through nin.
III see her" he said and pushed past
She was not quite as he had iFnaRin~
ed There was pnasa and confidence
enough about ner as she sat watching
him come toward her. bat her clothes
were not exactly right, and her figure
not quite smart. Those final touches
that only leisure can hiring 90 woman
were lacking. Yet, as he stood before
her, jerry knew she must have bean
beautiful ten years ago. Or perhaps
i've. she could not have been more
than thirty-ftve.
he cleared bis throat I'm Jerry
Prentice. Ny Aunt Margaret e not
wen. II there Is anything can do"
She shook her head slowly. Watching
her, he had feeling Of alarm she
was not timid or uncertain. Whatever
purpose she had was not 10 be easily
turned aside.
"It's q personal matter" she said
quietly. Her foot in its thin allppsr
that was frayed at the toe stopped
tapping Is she eyed him. she smiled
coldly. Her glance went past him
rnonentaxaly He was standing beneath
the heroic sized likeness Of Mervin on
the wall. You're his cousin, then. ;"
she said suddenly. You're not aliins.
Jerry. who had never yet met Sit
uation that sent him stammering, felt
himself eolorang. ~We-we-1o, we're
not at all alike. But about seeing Mrs.
Baily. II you win let me-"
@Yes-I believe ] win" She snapped
the interruption. Her Lips we're tight
for q moment Jerry could ten she
was forcing herself into Il. For @ few
seconds she fought back despair. I'm
Genevieve Chance. Five years ago
when"
I'll know about that. But" he
looked at her intently- but AIRS. Baily
doesn't. you seer"
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Contract Is Awarded
for School Addition

On q bid OF sss.45s, j. @. Boesflug Of
Miles City was awarded the contract
q few days ago 10 build the Lincoln
school addition at Miles City.
The plumbing and heating contract
for the PWA project was awarded to
James p. Regain Of Miles City at sl2.-
521. The Miles City Electric company
win do the wiring for $2,I07.
There we're five bidders for the gen.
erai construction, four for the plumb
ing and heating and two for the wiring.
G. @. Cohagen Of Billings. the archi-
tect, said the work win be started prob
ably within three weeks. It was estf-
mated SO men win be employed for six
months
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ATTENTION Statesmen. A7Eps.s.a.
Drussistsl We are Bsaaaasrsars ear mauss
hiadea Rubnex 0oodzs Cosnassiea pea agsN
renc4 Ssta. Lcwese Prices so Ninth "a
San RrAneiseo. Cain.
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30 ACRE IRRIGATED FARAE for sale.
Wen improved. Ons-half mile O. 4 Of VAR
gieN. Mont Owner, J. D. zimmerman. sidnep.