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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-12-19

Mr.. Lamont du Point receives the
chemical and metallurgical engineer
Ing award for the greatest chemical
achievement OF the year-the large
scale production OF synthetic rubber.
If war and blockade came, this conn-
try would be at the mercy Of foreign
ers for Its rubber supply, an absolute
necessity of modern civilization and
war.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-12-19

tax names but the government tells
you there Is one and only one
That last rose" of depressions sum-
mer must look around him, sad-eyed,
mourning over his old companions,
Withered and strewn.
What Is important today may be
nothing tomorrow what was nothing
yesterday may become all Important
now. Once man was helpless without
his horse, camel OK, yak, ass. mule,
reindeer, dog sled or tame elephant.
Now, In civilization, they mean little,
while Lloyd George tells you. "Oil Is
the decisive factor In the Abyssinian
campaign OF all the great powers
whose attitude is being canvassed, that
of King Gasoline Is most important.
Without oil, Mussolini cannot win his
war; with oil. victory Is certain.
Japan at the naval conference will
consider nothing less than q battle
fleet as big as any the United States
may build; no. 5-5-3 ratio.
No American should object TO that,
II Japan can afford 1t. 1t Is not the
size Of the fleet that counts. Unfor-
tunate Spanish grandees In charge of
the great Armada could testify to that.
after they met Elizabeth's small fleet
and big sea captains.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-12-19

Senator Borah tells over the micro
phone what the country needs:
Support of the Constitution; fight
The destruction of monopoly without
necessarily enacting new legislation
An end TO crop restriction.
Senator Borah says restriction has
always failed In depression ever since
the days Of Roman emperors.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15
POR NO VARIAR TRIUNFO
DE NUEVO CAVE MAN

No queriendo variar, Cave
Man, ell famoso galgo, triunf6
de nuevo anoche, en- la Oncena
carrera, p~agandose sus boletos
a $1.O0.
Triunfaron en- la doble diaria
April Dawn Y Cashoo Barney,
pagandose los boletos a $216.40
FL Handicap" Mickey Coeh-
rane, en- honor del director de
los "Tigres" de Detroit, fue ga
nado por "Aeolus", propiedad
de A. Grieg,
Bad Sally, en- la oncena, fl
naliz6 en- segundo lugar y Dus-
ky Mitch en- ell tercero.
AL frente de los "electricos"
|finaliz6 Cashoo Dot, con una re-
compensa de $38.
Bad Luisa, que lleva ganadas
cuatro carreras consecutivas, to
nara parte en- la decima carre-
ra de hoy.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

-iComo? lCree listed que es
possible pasar por tanto? iPor
Dios, don Manuel!
-Yo no he dicho NADIA, j6ven
Ipero 81 me decidiese a decir al
go, no seria, ciertamente, en- a.
bono de esos escripulos, que
solo revelan un lamentable or
gullo Y una gran falta de cora
z6n. Il Piedad para ell cafdo!
iTenderle la mano para pres
tarle nuestra ayuda!'... Estas
han sido siempre mis- doctrinas,
-exclam6 don Manuel con la
mayor calma Y hasta elevando
su mirada al cielo.
Cleric que iba de hip6crita a
hip6crita; pero Candida no po-
dia esperar tales palabras, di-
chas con tono tan grave, y abrt6
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

Icese y hablemos.. Hablando Sc
entiende la genie, y 20 deseo
que listed entienda 10 que al pa
recer tanto lie asombra... I'm
|"i'bah?' como ell que yo dele es-
capar antes, quiere decir mu-
cho y no quiere decir NADIA ex-
presa indiferencia, y al mismo
tempo interes... Claro que inte-
res en- guitar importancia a 10
que listed considera un escoIIo
" que no es otra cosa que una
circumstance secundaria.
-iSecundario que Elvira tu-
viera un hijo?
Para ella no; para listed ST.
NO comprendo.
-Pues es muy facil de COM
prender. 81 Elvira, iojala me
equivoque!, Sc encuentra en- la
La gaceta., 1935-03-15
ACTUARA UN Il AR
BITRO EN- BENJAMIN
FIELD

Con la "atm6sfera p~urifica-
da" Y un nuevo arbitro, ell Sr.
Fred Hammer, de Milwaukee,
peso de 1876 libras, los "masto-
|dontes" lucharan esta noche en-
Benjamin Field.
Oscar Holmberg, sueco ode
.pecho de barril", tendra de ri
val al tejano Dobie Osborne de
TEXAS. Holmberg fue derrotado
|por Nick Condos, ell villano grie
go, pero la comisi6n resolvi6
en- su favor. Osborne ostenta I'm
triunfo sobre Babe Caddock, el
~excampe6n de la Florida. Joe
| Cook sc enfrentara con Jack
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

tie al j6ven con ell rabillo del ojo.
Candida hizo ademan de ten
der su mano al sacerdote en- Sc
nal de despedida.
Pero don Manuel, aparent6
no verlo, esperanto palabras
en- vez de Attitudes.
-Adi6s, padre Cerrada,-di-
jo secamente ell j6ven, por fin.
1iAh! Use Marcia usted?-
exclam6 como sorprendido ell
sacerdote.
ST: me voy.
y del asunto Sque?
]Nada l.. va 10 ha dido US
ted: no puedo... Els demasiado!
i Bah !-murmur6 despre-
ciativamente ell sacerdote, STEM
pre- atento a su cigarro y sin
8 la cara a Escamilla.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15
La derrota de- DlroSes 4 msnoxde Nfllsi

Ell notable cronista A~Diez
de las Heras, del diar4o espa-
mol "Ahora", comentando la de-
rrota de Jose Girones a manos
del aAericano Freddie Miller,
discurre asf: Girones pudo ser
campe6n del mundo. Lo mere
clio ademas por ~la~ejemplaridad
de- su s~acrificio por ell sport, tan
to como por sus excepcionsles
cualidades de Atleta. Pero en- ell
amino de muchos estaba que
"pudo ser ell campe6n del mum
do" antes de ahora. En- la Pc
nitud de su juventud y de su vi
.gor debi6 salir a la conquista de
los maximos laureles. Sc pref
rio reciuirle en- Barcelona. Sc
La gaceta., 1935-03-15
Sc ACONSEJA A HAMAS
QUE INGRESE EN- UN SA-
NATORIO

Berlin, mario 15.-Luego de
reconocerIo aver, ell DIR. Ferdi-
nand Saurburch, un ~especialis-
ia, aconsej6 al gladiator ameri-
cano Steve Hamas, derrotado
en- Hamburgo por Max Schmel-
ing, ell ingreso en- un s%anatorio.
La esposa de Hamas Sc opone al
consejo y dice que luego de un
descanso de varios dfas saldran
hacia Paris.
Ell DR.. Sauerburch era ell me-
dico del difunto mariscal Won
Hndenburg.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15
TriunfO de los Gig0ntes

Triunf0 de los Gigantes
Bajo la direction de Bill Te-
rry, los Gigantes derrotaron a.
yer, en- Miami, a los Medals Ro,
jas de Boston. Carlo Hubbell
solo permiti6 un '1hit" en- los
tres primeros innings. Cuatro
carreras hicieron los neoyorqui-
nos, en- la primera entrada, con
dos "jonrones" de Dick Bartell
y Travis Jackson. Adolfo Luque
fue otro de los lanzadores del
New York.
Boston &c, .12h, De; New
York DC, 18Th, De,
La gaceta., 1935-03-15
- BOXEO
MILLER ACOSTO A TORRES

Barcelona MARIO 15.-Fred-
die Miller ell americana cam
pe6n del peso de puma y ven
cedor de Jose Girones derrot6
anodhe por nocaut tecnico, en-
seis asaltos, a Javier Torres, un
p1gil inferior, comparativamen
te. No arriesgaba Miller en- el
combate la corona que no lie re-
conoce la comisi6n atletica de
estado de New York.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

misma situaci6n que supongo,
neceslta, para salvarse, con-
traer matrimonio. Abandonada
DE Morales, aceptara cuanto Sc
lie proponga sin ell menor incon-
i~Venlente; y 81 es listed ell espo
so propuestO, cuanto peor sea
81 case en- que ella Sc halle, ma
yor hero1smo Y carino ha de
yer en- ell que Sc presente a sal
'varla' He aqui, pues, que TODD
10 que listed cree demasiado pa
ra su dignidad, es favorable GA
"a Ell fin que listed persigue... o
Iperseguia.
-Pero bien...
-Supongamos que listed Sc
casa' salvando asf noblemente a
esa pobre criatura. lC6mo han
De tener ella nj sus padres, va
La gaceta., 1935-03-15
N@eVG BGteria para
Loo Dn.no,no

NMeVa BGterta para
los BrGVOs
La direction de los Braves
de Boston do aver la noticia de
haber adquirido los se~rvicios
del pitcher Moran y ell catcher
Mueller, que ell ano pasado cons
tituyeron la "bateria" estrella
del Club Harrisburg, de la Liga
New York-Pennsylvania. Mil
ton CASTOR practice con los mu-
chachos de McKechnie y es pro-
bable que Sc lie de una oportuni-
dad.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15
ga Gustavo Roth y ell frances
Carmelo Candel.

Con ell excampe6n Young Pc
rez, de Francia, Sc batira en-
Oran ell pugil espanol Young
Gonzalez, natural de Valladolid.
Gonzalez aspira a conquistar,
derrotando a Ortega, el campeo
nato espanol de la division del
peso de mosca.
Pauline Uzcudun ha dicho en-
Espana que desea pelear de nue.
vo con ell americana Tommy
Loughran, ell excampe6n de las
ITS libras. Loughran ACADIA de
lanunciar que hara un recorrido
|por Europa luego de haber COM
pletado uno por la America del
|Sur.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15
VII

Seguramente, ell astuto sacer-
.dote hubiese dado suelta a una
sonora carcajada, al contem-
plar la estupida expression de
asombro del joven; pero Sc con-
tuvo, y agreg6, cogiendo por un
brazo a Escamilla y obligando.
lie a dejarse caer nuevamente
en- ell asiento que antes ocupa-
ba:
-Calma!. iReflexi6n! Pie
dad, querido Candida!
-Pero, padre Cerrada...
-Sientese usted... tranquil
La gaceta., 1935-03-15
CON LOS GUANTES

Isidoro Gaztahaga, ell gladia-
dor vasco, hara un recorrido
por Inglaterra. Su primer ad-
versario 10 sera Jack Petifer, ell
gigantic. 81 ell espanol triunfa
debera pelear con Len Harvey
y en- 1ltimo lugar con Jack Pc
tersen.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

hato de ira.
No pudo c~ontenerse, y, dan
do con ambos punos contra sus
rodillas, borbot6, mordiendo las
lpalabras:
IFS demasiado!... 70 no
puedo transigir con tantoi
Y Sc puso en- pie violenta-
mente.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

Ell padre don Manuel Cerra-
da, no sc movie del sill6n en-
que estaba arrellenado.
Aparentando no yer la acti-
tud nj percatarse del despecho
del sobrino del can6nigo, ARE
glaba su cigarrillo en- las tena-
atisbando disimuladamen
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

esta ~cuidandose ell brazo IL
quierdo, que Sc lastiwara ell sa-
bado anterior, en- esta ciudad.
Dizzy Dean ira con los Car
denales a la ciudad de allende
Ell puente de Candy, ell dia 20, Y
es probable que tenga de oposi-
tor, en- ell bate, al Bambino.
Frank Frisch ha dispuesto
que Dean lance csc juego.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15
NOTICIAS DE
Los mds rdpidos jugadores
del Cincinnati

Los mas TdpidOS JngddoTeS
del Cincinnati
En- las practicas efectuadas
aver en- Plant Field, Billy
Myers, ell IS que costara $4,000
pesos, y ell jugador de cuadro
Lee Handley, resultaron los pc
.loteros mas rapidos del Cincin-
natl, corriendo la distancia de
.270 pies en- 1914 segundos.
La marca de rapidez en- ell CO.
rrido de bases la tiene Evar
Swanson, del Louisville. y es
de 1874 segundos. De haberse
permitido a Handley y Myers
llegar a "'home", probablemen-
tie 10 hubiesen hecho en- un total
de 1873 segundos. Charlie Dres-
sen estim6 que era suficiente el
.llegar hasta tereera.
I'm notable atleta americana
Fred Petoskey, de la Universe
dad de Michigan Y candidate a
jardinero, hizo ell recorrido en-
|10:9 seguHdos,
Quedaron empatados en- ter
Ger lugar, con II segundos,
Ivan Goodman y Lincoln Blake
ley, que Sc disputan ell jardin
.derecho de los Rojos.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

Rogers y Bill Lutte con ell vete-
rano Gus Pappas.
A las 80 empezara ell pro-
grama, con las nuevas reglas
que impiden las tacticaG impro-
pias, las que Sc refier "a pa
tadas", meter los dedos en- los
Iojos, etc.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

los ojos y la boca, miranda al
padre Cerrada con ell mayor de
los asombros.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

Jeff Dickson, ell empresario
americana de Paris, ACADIA de
anunciar una pelea entire ell bel
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

reuGiaka una lucha que, sin q
d. dificil y peligrosa pol
conssguir una opci6n a dispu'
tar ell titulo. Pero mas vale que
siga ignorando que estuvo la
mado a los mas altos destinos J
que no pudo alcanzarlos... por
que no Sc lie dej6.
Els indudable que el prestia
del boxeo espanol, que tenia
Girones una de sus figuras md
representatives, sale quebra
tado de esta prfba. 81 al M
la lection sirvi@fa para qY
10 successive Sc impusiera
alturas un mayor respetd
prestigiQ habria para fen
SCI.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

NY Sc IttoAIpuSO en- RSalLOS
finales y lie derroto.Y bontra
Walter Neusel, ImpellaSlere Sc
lucio en- ell primer asalto, pero
en- ell sgundo ell aleman .le pogo
en- la baSa Y 10 "daalmidon6"
Prso los frenos y la multitud Sc
cans6 de gritarle epitetos. %
Harry Lenny explica ahora 10
del pasado afirmando que Ray
en- aquellos dias estaba enfer-
mo y que hoy sorprendera a to
dos, sin excluir a lbs que dudan
de su valor. ST Impelletiere a.
taca y pega, es probable que Id
victoria lie sonria; 81 lie brota la
"raya amarilla".. Camera triun
.fara.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

Babe Ruth Jug0rd
contra los Yankees
Ell director de los Braves,
Bill McKechnie, ha resuelto que
Babe Ruth tome parte en- ell de-
saffo del sabado, en- st. Peters
burg, contra los Yankees. Ruth
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

Como aver anunciamos, el
Cincinnati jugara manana sa-
bado, en- Plant Field, con los
Dodgers de Brooklyn, y ell do
Imingo con los Tigres.
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

apcstadoreS han escOgldO q Pri-
mo Camera como ell favorito,
de 3 a /, en- laspelea que esta
noche Sc efectuara en- ell Madi-
son Square Garde4. ENpertos,
La gaceta., 1935-03-15

iO NASCli
bno vencera porque
30 muy importante,
tiege Ray Impelle-
/, valentia.
Rncante de q mole
Re 6 pies 7R pulga-
(hra, con 260 libras
meti6 en- un Qua
Tommy Lough-
J pesaba 100. Ray pudo
costado al p1gil de FL
en- los primeros asal-
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Relieves External
Muscular Pain
(Often Mis- Called "Rheumatic")

If stabbing, shooting muscular
pains in shoulders, arms and legs
are making your life a misery; If
neuralgia pains and surface pains of
the body are robbing you of COM
fort and ease-don't endure this
torture any longer without trying
Williams R. U. x. Compound which
is bringing the Joy of quick relief to
so many sufferers.
This compound is prepared from
the prescription of former army
doctor who used 1t In his practice
for many years. Now sufferers may
have the benefit of its relief at a
cost of only a few cents a day. Take
Compound and see how much better
you feel. The first bottle must sat-.
isfy you or money back.
For sale by Center Drug Co
Grand Coulee Center, opposite pos
office.
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MILLION-DOLLAR INCOMES

ONLY in the United States reported net income above
~ 100000 1884 In were 38 income tax returns
above that figure.
That looks if the process of Redistribution of wealth. of which
we hear much actually under The the fortunate
individual who according the treasury department.
tween six and nine million dollars of taxable income last wear
unknown though might be easy make fairly guess
to his identity.
There only 81 mondollar incomes all told 1884 but
there almost four million received enough in that
require the filing of than 2 mil
lion OF those reporting incomes below $500 paid
biggest incomes aggregatmg almost 90 million dollars paid
than half of their incomes about 33 million dollars as taxes 1t is
obvious that it all the incomes of million onv
SIS cent, taken wouldn't help the treasury much
Most folks would be willing enough pay Uncle half mil
lion dollars if they had incomes There would
still be surplus left which almost anybody could live
fort But the fact that received income million dollars
1884 guarantee that he will that 1885 The one
thing harder than making money who have had experience
is keeping after made it. Even monares alive
need Of laying something by for rainy day.
After ALL the big returns to the from the
from the few immensely wealthy, but from the middle
group with ncoms of from $500 $4,000 year. And when
down those who make reports the government indirect
paid probably higher proportion ncome than those
Of many of the direct income taxpayers
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in Nespelem on business. Mr.. st.
John was demonstrating the new
1886 Ford Va.
Returns To Montana
K. Allison, who has been here
for several months inspecting the
work on the hospital and school
buildings, left for his home at Bill
lings, Montana, Tuesday
Goes To Seattle
John Sellon, who was timekeeper
and office man for the Bailey Con-
structiOn Co., left Saturday for his
home in Seattle.
Drive To Spokane
Martin Nelson and Peter Dumas
motored to Spokane Sunday, re-
turning Monday.
Wits At Spokane
Harry Crawford spent several
days last week at Spokane.
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Church Notices
SACRED HEART CHURCH

Services are held every Sunday at
about 9 o'clock and consist of holy
mass and sermon in English and IL
Indian, followed by benedictio1
whenever this can be given.
On week days holy mass is SAID
at about z O'Clock.
Cathechism IS taught to the child
rem whenever it is more convenient
for them, that is in the morning or
in the afternoon.
Sick calls will be attended very
promptly whenever any Catholic
either white or Indian, wishes to
have the priest. I wish to inform
that as I have no means at all to
travel, anyone who wishes to have
the priest, is kindly requested to
take me in car to the sick person,
and then bring me back home.
FATHER EDWARD M. GRIVA
S. j.
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.NESPELEM NEWS
Called To Kellogg

Called To Kellogg
Mrs. Ed CrOfoot was called to
Kellogg, Idaho, last Saturday by
the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs. Ileane Wagner.
Former Pastor Is At Dayton
The Rev Roy jenkins, who was
pastor of the Community church
here several years ago, is having a
new pipe organ installed at his
church in Dayton. The Rev. Mr..
Jenkins will be remembered as a
good musician and pipe organ
player himself.
Goes To ChilliWist
Miss Thelrna Richardson has
gone to ChilliWist where she will
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cook for the crew at the saWmill.
Visit In Seattle

cook for the crew at the sawmill.
Visit In Seattle
The Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Poolton
left Wednesday for Seattle where
they will spend the holidays with
their son.
Makes Trip To Oroville
Louis Prince made a business trip
to Oroville Monday
Goes After Equipment
j. r. Duncan went over to Con-
conully Tuesday to get the equip
ment for the new cookhouse which
has been built at the new saWmill.
Visit At Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gray and
daughter, Hazel, and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Koontz and daughter, Jeane,
motored to Spokane where they
spent several days last week.
Leave For WintOn
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Johnston left
for their home at Winton, after
having spent several weeks here.
Mr.. Johnston was assisting at the
Owhi lake hatchery and hauling
the eggs to the other hatcherieS
where they will be taken care of.
Here From Okan0gan
Lewis st. John and George Little
John of Okanogan spent Monday
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AN IMPORTANT EVENT

WITH the opening of classes Nespeems school building
another mile post has been passed in the progress Of this
munty. =
rapid that the entirely filled and additional fac
tiles may be needed.
That the building has long been badly needed apparent
everyone But has taken considerable time and effort bring
about its construction The Indian department and local officials
to be congratulated upon the result
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the federal rural identification
program.
The major companies under fire
are the Washington Water Power
Co., of Spokane; the Pacific Pow
er and Light Co., of Portland,
Ore; the Puget Sound Power and
Light Co., of Seattle; and the
Grays Harbor Railway and Light
Co., Of Aberdeen.
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CHARGE POWER COMPANIES
WITH HOLDING UP PROGRAM

SEATTLE, December 16 At
lacking the wholesale power rates
charged by the chief private power
companies in this state, the state
Grange filed a formal complaint
with the state public service depart
ment charging that the companies,
by their high rates, are blocking
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METHODIST CHURCH

Next Sunday, December 8, is Uni
versal Bible Sunday, commemorate
ing 400 years of the printed English
Bible. The service at the Methodist
church at 7:30 will center around
this remarkable book.
G. H. SCHREIBER.
The Washington times., 1935-07-29

point three times, but, with the
score 5-3 on his service and
4O-15 for the game. he saw
Welsh deuce the game on the next
two plays. Welsh then went on
to win the game and the next two
for set.
Inasmuch as McElvenny had
won the first set and later took
the third, the second, which abr
ney snatched from the brink Of
defeat. kept him from losing in
three sets and gave him his chance
to beat his doubles partner in five.
Mrs. Dorette Miller and Sara
Moore won the women's public
parks doubles championship for
the second straight year, downing
Mary Ryan and Frances Walker
BaSSett, 6-1, 6-3,
The Washington times., 1935-07-29

Bernard recently. was offered
the shot with Miller on the condi-
ton that Roger escaped defeat
in his engagement here.
Pays Tribute
Booked 10 rounds in tonight's
feature, Bernard this morning
paid a fine tribute to the aggres-
sive and willing Temes. He said:
"I've had opportunity to size
up Joe Temes twice. Both
times he was fighting Julie
KATE and he looked great on
each occasion.
"Temes is the type of fighter
who figures to give me lots of
trouble. He's absolutely fear
less and punches hard to the
body. I look for a whale of
a scrap"
Substituted for Petey Sarron
when the latter subjected him
self to an operation on his right
arm for the removal of boilS,
Temes generally is conceded a
good chance of upsetting the
reigning 8-to-5 choice.
Though appearing in prelimi.
nary bouts locally Temes for some
time has been outstanding as a
main eventer down South, boast
ing an all-time record of 118 wins
in 1875 bouts and nine wins and
one draw in 10 matches locally.
Three d. C. Kayoes
Three knockouts are included
among his triumphs in and around
Washington.
Smashing preliminary support is
assured.
In scheduled eight-round semi
final feature Andy Martin, Boston
veteran, ties up with Patsy Severe,
Southern Italian. Severe recently
impressed with a great stand
against Davey Day.
Doubleheader six FOUNDERS book
Patsy LaRocco VS.. Ray Ingram
and Eddie Burl VS.. Dave Barry.
Gene Harrington and Wild Bill
HoYell opens with a four.
The Washington times., 1935-07-29
Annexes
DOGGY Event

v. C. Dickey won the two-day
DOGGY tournament which ended
yesterday at the Washington Golf
and Country Club. Dickey shot 81
with an handicap to take Class
A honorS.
A match play against par affair
held at the Manor Club was won
by J. C. Rutter and Mack Myers.
They finished down to par.
B. C. Hartig and Harvey Cooper
were the runner-up dair, winding
up 3 down. Mrs. Davis Weir shot
par to win the ladies' play over a
nine-hole route.
Charles A. Joyce, G.. R. Veal and
M. Rhees ended in a triple tie for
first honors in blind DOGGY tourna-
ment at Bannockburn yesterday.
The play-off will be decided later.
The Washington times., 1935-07-29

Whiffy Cox. Kenwood's great
professional, came through with
a brilliant birdie on the eight
zenith hole yesterday at the In
dian Spring Country Club to give
himself and Roland Mackenzie, of
Congressional, a 1-up victory over
the home team of George Diffen-
baugh and AL Houghton.
Nearly TOO spectators witnessed
the match, which saw the visiting
pros down on the turn. They
were still 2 down on the fifteenth
tee, but, by virtue of a birdie,
started a successful comeback.
The seventeenth hole was
halved in par. Cox pounded out
a beautiful drive on the eight
The Washington times., 1935-07-29
S Birdie CIinches Contest at Indian SPRING

zenith and followed up with a
four iron shot "stoney" to the
pin leaving himself a short putt
for a birdie and the match.
Houghton took the low medal
with a 10; elk finished with 70:
Mackenzie, 70, and George Diffen-
baugh, IS.
Mrs. j. o. Ryan and DR.. Dan
johnson annexed low gross hon
ors in the Scotch Foursome Tour
nament at the Congressional
Country Club. The winners shot
42-41-83. Mrs. C. E. Slamson
and DR.. o. U. Singer won the low
net with 94-24-70. Mrs. j. A..
Taylor and A. K. Shipe took Sec
ond low net with sS-27-72.