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Evening star., 1936-05-23
Mrs. Wiley Arranges
Tours for Club

Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley. newly elected
president of the Women's City Club,
who recently returned from an ex-
tended Caribbean cruise, has inau-
gurated a series of historic tours for
club members this Summer and the
proposed itinerary has been placed in
the hands of Mrs. Laura Waters,
Chairman of the travel committee and
member of the board of directors.
As developed by Mrs. Waters, the
program calls for week end trips to
historic spots adjacent to the District,
and Saturday. June 20 has been
selected as the date on which to
launch the plan. Sailing from Balti-
more. the party will visit Yorktown.
jamestown. Williamsburg and Old
Point Comfort. Va. returning early
Monday morning Mrs. Waters will
personally conduct the first trip for
which 20 reservations have been made.
Other tours will include the Great
Smoky National Park via the famous
Skyline Drive. the battlefields of
Gettysburg in Pennsylvania and in
september series of shorter trips to
historic places in nearby Maryland.
These trips, personally supervised and
sponsored by the Women's City Club
travel section are open to club men,
bers and their guests.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Secretary Of Commerce
And Mrs. Roper Entertain
For California Visitor
Belgian Ambassador and Comtesse van de.
Straten-Ponthoz Return From New
York Visit of Few Days.

IRIS ROOSEVELT will attend the annual benefit garden
w vhsS vii
the birthday cake by Gen. John Pershng which always the
Before going garden party Roosevelt receive
group of Girl Scouts from Baltimore and at today she
e cb 4 me wife
Representative Parks of Arkansas is president.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs Daniel Roper were
Beverly Hills Calf The Ambassador of Germany Herr Hans
They Entertained dinner Thursday evening when the rank
Ing we were the Of the Union OF Soviet
Nine Saito.
will this Afternoon from New York where they bid
Burch sailed today their
The acting Secretary of the Navy Admiral William Stand
Newpor YESTERDAY T Later he Wa the eue M f hnr @ at e
cepo which Rear Admiral EDWARD G. kaIbfu President Of the
college and Mrs Kabus gave for the members Of the staff and
Admral Mrs hosts luncheon yes
former president Of the War College Rear Admiral Luke Nc
alton exercises.
Nine Munthe Morgenserne wife of the Minister of Nor
way and Nine sokoowka wife of the charge daaes Poland
Lewis Emory, jrp in her home Sixteenth street.
The third secretary of the French Embassy and Nine
I M h D aS % PARTY M sy n & s
ents Col and Clifford Corbin Honolulu where COL
evening Corbn was entertained at dinner by Mr. and
Mrs Robert Bnkley sither the latter cousin of the guest
Ms Nevl Hopkins Washington but
Hopkins entertained at the Park Lane
last MAJ Sh9 n Hines Mrs &
the birthday anniversary of Gen. Hines.
leave % s the f se5 %f Berry,
ming by Mrs Mclean widow of Rear Admiral Ridley Mclean
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Benefit Card arty
For St. Gertrude's

Miss Alicia Tumulty, chairman of
the Junior committee for the benefit
card party to be held at Wardman
Park Hotel. Monday afternoon, has
as her aides. Mrs. Fredrick Hamilton,
Mrs. Phillip A. Caufield. Mrs Robert
Cah1li, Mrs. Michael McInernary.
Miss Alma Neligan, Miss Evelyn
Walker, Miss Mary Margaret Giegen-
gack, Miss Eleanorc ODonoghue, Miss
Regina Neligan. Miss Catherine
Tumulty. and Miss Martha Clare
Garrity.
A partial list of those making reser-
vations are Mrs. James Couzens. Mrs.
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Mrs. Claude
A. Fuller, Mrs. Paul Maloney, Miss
Mary M. O'Reilly. Mrs. Louis Peak,
Mrs. Paul Henry Bastedo, Mrs. Robert
Whitney Imbrie. Mrs. James CoIli-
flower, Mrs. Milton e. Allies, Mrs.
D. j. Callahan. Mrs. Pere A. Wilmer,
Mrs. William G. Carlton, Mrs. Dean
Howard. Mrs. Daniel j. O'Connell,
Mrs. John A. Remon. Mrs. John I.
Haas. Mrs. D. j.. Callahan, jr., Mrs.
Joseph Loughran. Mrs. Frank r.
Jellen, Mrs. Frank Ellithorpe. the
Right Rev. Eward Buckley, DR.. Charles
M. Marbury, DR.. william Manning.
Mrs. James A. Cahill, jr.. the Misses
Patton. Miss Lucille LaCourt., Mrs.
vincent Saccardi, Mrs. Ralph Pol
ho, and Mrs. John J. Farley.
The proceeds will be used In the
work at st. Gertrude's School of Arts
and Crafts.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Jesuit Mothers
Annual Breakfast
To Be Tomorrow

THE Guild Of Jesuit Mothers of
Washington will entertain at
their annual communion breakfast
tomorrow morning at o'clock in the
garden house of the Dodge Hotel
The breakfast will be preceded by
Mass in Gonzags College Chapel.
The guests Of honor will be the
Very Rev. Joseph A. Murphy. S. j..
Provincial; the Very Rev. Arthur A.
O'Leary. S. j., president of George
town University; the Very Rev. Fran
els e. keenan,, S. j.. rector of Wood
stock College. Woodstock. Md: Rev
Henri J. Wiesel, S. j., rector of George
town Preparatory School, Garrett
Park. Md; Rev. Laurence j. Kelly
S. j.. rector. st. Aloysius Church
Washington: Rev. John Brosnam. S
j.. Woodstock College: Rev. Michael
A. Clark. S. j.. Loyola College Balti-
more; Rev. Joseph A. McEneany
pastor. Hol" Trinity Church. George
town: Rev. James McCarl S. J., St
Aloysius Church and Rev. James
Harley. S. j.. St. Aloysius Church.
Mrs. William F. Yates. president OF
the guild will preside and the other
officers are Mrs. William e. Gan
non. vice-president; Miss Margaret
O'Leary. secretary: and Miss Ellen T
Becker. treasurer. Following the
breakfast. Mrs. Edythe Marmion
Brosius will give group of harp solos
The guild Is one of group OF
similar guilds in the Maryland New
York province. 1t has two purposes
the promotion Of friendship among
the relatives and friends of members
of the Society of Jesus. and the
collection of funds to further the
apostolic work of the Society of Jesus,
The proceeds of all activities under
taken by the guild are for the purpose
of establishing purse to provide for
the necessary expenses of Jesuits
during their many years of training
for their career rs priests, educators
and missionaries.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Surprise Shower
Given Miss Wesley

A surprise bridal shower was given
last week in honor of Miss Mildred
Wesley at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henry Wesley
on Bergman avenue, Hillside, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley announced that
their daughters wedding to Mr.. Lester
Evans, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Evans of Hillside, Md, will take place
June 10.
The guests we're Lieut.. and Mrs. r.
Leatherman of Virginia, MFR. and Mrs.
William DuBusky, Mrs. Rose Babcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Des Marias, Miss ".
Woulfe. Miss r. Bromley, Miss I.
Strobell. Mrs. E. Schiller, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Treadway, Mr.. j. Tread
way, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rabcock, Miss
l. Babcock, Mr.. G. Wooddell. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Tierney, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Schsum. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nichols
and Miss D. Gamble. all OF Washing
ton; MIR. and Mrs. Harry Evans, Miss
M. Evans, Mr.. Harry Evans, tr.; Mr..
and Mrs. George Evans, Mrs. e.
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Purdy, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Stansbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Hirsh. Miss Hilda Hirsh, Mr..
Melvin Wesley and Mr.. Charles Wes-
ley, all Of Hillside, Md.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Fort Myer
Horse Show
For Charity
Annual Exhibition for
Army Relief Society
Set for May 80.

THE annual charity horse show
to be held at Fort Myer Gar
dens, May 80, for the benefit
L of the Army Relief Society,
will not only include the usual classes
for hunters, jumpers. etc. but will
have as part of the program a
Musical Drill by Troop "E." Sd
Cavity and a rodeo ride by Troop
"F"
Due to numerous requests for these
two exhibitions. Col. Kenyon Joyce,
commanding officer at Fort Myer has
decided that their addition to the
show will give spectators a chance to
witness these thrilling events for
which no previous opportunity was
had.
Troop e. will be costumed as
Spanish vaqueros. m which they won
the plaudits of over 100000 specta-
tors at the National Horse Show in
New York City in November and
were so enthusiastically received at the
Fort Myer Pageant in January.
Troop "F." garbed in conventional
cowboy costume, will stage its usual
sensational exhibition of trick riding
for which 1t has been famous in
Washington and vicinity for the last
decade.
The new turf show ring in the
natural smphithester just West Of
the Memorial Bridge is in splendid
condition and excellent footing is
assured. Boxes seating eight have
been constructed In the grove of
Locust trees on the South side of the
ring, where there is abundant shade
The Fort Myer Horse Show Teams
famous jumping string will exhibit,
including Clipped Wings, who recent
ly won the 81 900 Jumping Stake and
the Jumper Championship at the
Atlantic City Horse Show and Major
James T. Dukes spectacular gray
gelding, Hats Of. who is conceded to
be one of the most sensational jumpers
that has ever been produced by this
expert and experienced horseman.
All the proceeds of the show will be
turned over to the Army Relief So
ciety. National organization devoted
to the welfare and relief of widows
and orphans of soldiers.
Reservations may be made by tele-
phoning or writing the adjutant at
Fort Myer. General admission tickets
may be had at the gate. and ample
free parking space is available.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Local Group
Of Veterans
Fete Tonight
D. c.. Chapter of Rain
bow Division to
Give Dance.

@ONIGHT, commencing at 10
o'clock. the members of the
Rainbow Division Veterans.
District of Columbia Chapter,
will conduct their eighteenth annual
Spring reception dance in the Cafe
de la Crystallerie of the Hotel Con-
tinental.
Word has been received by Mr..
Elmer F. Neagle, president of the
District Rainbow Chapter. that groups
Of Rainbowers. with their wives, and
in numerous instances their daughters.
too. would come to Washington for
this outstanding social event in local
veterandom from different communi-
ties in Maryland. Virginia, Tennessee,
Pennsylvania. Ohio. New York. New
Jersey and Michigan.
In happy remembrance of the cafe
in Baccarat. France. used by the
members of this inimitable 42d Divi-
sion, known as the Rainbow Division.
the veterans have renamed the ball
room for their festive party the Cafe
de la Crystallerie.
Tickets will be available at the
entrance to the cafe at nominal
sum for those who have not previously
secured them.
Mr.. NJ. Manning Marcus. the honor
ary president of the Rainbow Division
Veterans, is the general chairman of
the dance. And the public is not
only invited. but expected to come to
the Rainbow jamboree.
Among the patrons and patronesses
are Representative and Mrs. B. Car
roll Reece of Tennessee, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Thomas j. O"Brien
Representative and Mrs. Edward A.
Kelly and Representative and Mrs.
James McAndrews, all of Illinois:
Admiral and Mrs. William H. Stand
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
the Rev. Arlington A. McCallum.
Mr.. John Edgar Hoover. director of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation:
Brig. Gen. Charles Roscoe Howland,
United States Army; Brig. Gen.
Henry j. Reilly. o. r. c.: the As
sistant Secretary Of Commerce. Col.
John Monroe johnson. and Mrs. john
son; Maj. William Stacom. Capt. and
Mrs. Oscar w. Underwood, jr: Mr..
and Mrs. M. Manning Marcus. Mr..
and Mrs. Walker H. Colston and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer F. Neagle.
Assisting Mr.. Marcus as general
chairman. are committees including:
Distinguished guests-Col. Davis G.
Arnold. chairman; Capt. Oscar W.
Underwood, jr.: Rev. Arlington r.
McCallum. Elliott F. Hoffman. Pro-
gram-Col. william B. Stacom, chair
man; Lieut.. Col. John Reinhard,
Roland E. Packard. Decorations
James r. Daily. chairman; Morris e.
Dow, James r. Latimer, John w.
Reception-Francis o.
Sexton. chairman: Paul G. Demonet,
Sumner E. Healy. Frank e. Hill.
Arrangenents-Henry B. Schultz,
chairman: Joseph J. Saunders,
Thomas r. j. Cavanaugh, Winfield
Scott Lynn. Floor-Howard e. Black.
chairman; Alden w. Chesser, Logan
j. Purcell. John H. Du Bey, Frank
Heathco. H. w. Windsor. Tickets
Harold B. Rodier, chairman; Oscar
A. jackson, Owen F. Beeder, Joseph
c. Flood. Clifford j. Tyrall. Music
Walker H. Colston. chairman; H. J.
Bryson. William H. Kay. Refresh
ments-John r. Mcdaniel, chairman;
John w. Shiles. Bernard v. Rhodes.
Publicity-Bentley Mulford, chair
man: Cecil j. Wilkinson, Robert
Orbin Litchfield.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Miss McCune Bride
OF Mr.. Putnam TODAY

Miss Evelyn Elizabeth McCune,
daughter OF Mrs. Mildred McCune
Conklyn, and Mr.. Harry Clarence
Putnam, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Putnam. will be married this after
noon. The wedding will take place
In st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, the pastor the Rev. w.
F. Locke oficiating at 5 o'clock. A
reception for members of the two
families and intimate friends will
follow in the home of the bridegroom's
parents at 1880 Second street north
east.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
WASHINGTON VISITORS,

~H3~NN 4 VN xN4 4VxGD.
MIR. and Mrs. e. e. Grimes of Law
renee. Mass. are stopping at the
Dodge while In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Mcconnell and
Miss Ruth e. Echleay of Pittsburgh,
arc visiting in Washington and are
stopping at The Fairfax.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Residential
Washington
SOcialNOtes
Nine. Alma Clayburgh
Returns to New
York.

KR. AND MRS. HUGH D. AU-
Nu CHINCLOSS entertained at
V luncheon today at Merry
4 L wood, their country estate.
Evening star., 1936-05-23

IuncHeUH tUuay Ht Merfy-
L wood, their country estate.
After lunch the guests will play tennis
and swim in the pool
Nine. Alma Clayburgh has returned
to her apartment in the Ritz-Tower
in New York after spending week
at the Mayflower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. Swift OF
Honolulu. Hawaii, are at the Shore
ham for several days while in WASH
ington to visit Mr.. Swifts brother
Mr.. E. J. Swift. vice chairman OF
the American Red Cross. and Mrs
Swift. The visitors have been spend
ing several weeks at Ft. George
Meade with their son-in-law and
daughter. Capt. and Mrs. J. P. Evans
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. Swift will
leave Ft. Meade June 10 on an auto
mobile tour to Vancouver. from there
they will sail July Is for Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence L. Collens
Of Cleveland Ohio, with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. l.. Peirce. jr.. of Pittsburgh.
Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt Grouse,
of Syracuse. N. Y. all of whom have
been at the Homestead at Hot Springs.
Va. have arrived at the Shoreham to
pass several days while visiting in
Washington.
Mrs. George A. Daddy entertained
number of guests Friday evening
at party given at the Arny-Navy
Country Club. in honor of Miss Doro-
thy V. Miller. who is to become the
bride of Andrew l.. Devlin on June IL.
The guests included Mrs. Frank Mil
Ter, Mrs. George Mullin. Mrs. J. v.
ODonnell. Mrs. Joseph johnson.
Mrs. Lawrence E. Dolan. Mrs. Andrew
Devlin. Mrs. James Quinn, Mrs. Will
liam Detwiler. Mrs. Charles Halle,
Mrs. Robert Mcintyre, Mrs. Warren
Head. Mrs. Anne Crockett. Mrs.
James P. O'Donnell. Mrs. Truman
Palmer, Miss Margaret johnson,
Misses Peggy and Betty Jane Miller.
Misses Annette and Mary. Delvin,
Misses Frances and Virginia Wilson,
Miss Patrice Rice and Miss Rose
Crivella.
The former United States AM
bassador to Turkey and Mrs. Robert
P. Skinner are In Washington at
the Mayflower for a weeks stay
They arrived last week in New York
and will go from here on a trip to
Virginia and West Virginia and then
to their estate in Massillon. Ohio,
before going to Belfast, Me, for the
Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brewood enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Goodnight. of
Honolulu. at dinner last evening at
the Shoreham.
Miss M. E. McLaren and Miss c.
Y. Gundy are at the Dodge for q few
days en- route by motor from Florida
to their home In Toronto. Canada.
Mrs. Satteretwaith Scandrett of
New York City is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Mercer Evans at The Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Meters of
Denver Colo. are at the Dodge for
a Spring visit.
Mrs. James Johns and daughter of
Seattle, Wash, are visiting In Wash
ington. and are topping at The
Fairfax.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
RETURNS TO HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cosby had
with them for a few days this week
the latter's mother, Mrs. M. e. Massie
Of Nelson County, Va. who returned
to her home yesterday.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
NJ aryl a n d
And Virginia
In the News
Mrs. Morell Entertains
Wives of Minnesota
Representatives.


MI MORELL was hostess at an
tt afternoon bridge yesterday
A when she entertained in
honor of the wives of the Minnesota
Congressman who are soon to leave
for their homes in Minnesota Among
those present at the bridge party were
Mrs. Benson, wife of Senator Elmer
Benson, Mrs. Lundeen, wife of
Representative Ernest Lundeen, Mrs.
Mas. wife of Representative Melvin
: Mas, Mrs. Kvale, wife of RepreSen-
tative Paul Kvale. all of Minnesota.
Others present at the party we're
Miss Norrine McCarran, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Pat McCarran of
Nevada, and Mrs. Leon Steed, Mrs.
j. K. O'Shaughnessy. Mrs. Raymond
Webb. Mrs. Rex Minkler, Mrs. A. C..
Foster and Mrs. Lewis Julien.
Mrs. Morell the hostess at the party
Is the wife of Mr.. William Nelson
Morell, a former resident of Grande.
MINI. He was the organizer of the
Minnesota State Society and is an
honorary president of the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard P. Bailey en-
tertained at bridge party Wednes-
day evening at their home III Wynne-
wood Park. Silver Spring. Md. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mon
roe. Mr.. and Mrs. George Smithson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Wilson Phil
i
Mrs. e. M. Whitcomb of Seven Oaks,
Md.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Appleton
entertained at their home in Clar-
endon, Tuesday evening, in honor
of the 8Sth birthday anniversary
of Mrs. Frank NJ Angelo, mother
of Mrs. Appleton. Mrs. Angeles four
sons and four daughters with their
wives and husbands were present, In
addition to Is grandchildren. She
has "a grandchildren and % great
grandchildren. Many of Mrs. Angeles
old friends were present.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Vaughan of Clar-
endon, for the marriage of their
daughter, Vivian Virginia. to Mr..
Paul Loessi of Dover, Ohio, May 80.
In the First Baptist Church in Clar-
endon, the Rev. Perry L. Michel
oficiating at 4 o'clock in the after
noon. Following the ceremony Mr..
Snd Mrs. Loessi will leave on their
bedding trip, and will make their
future home in Fredonia, N. Y.
Mrs Harry Bready entertained at
0 luncheon Tuesday, in her home in
Herndon. Va, in honor of Mrs. James
Fisk of Washington. The other guests
included Mrs. Katherine Bready
Hughes. Mrs. Harvey Earlton Hanes,
Mrs. william Meyer, Mrs. Cassius M.
Lawrence, Miss Matilda Decker, Mrs.
william e. Miller and Mrs. Annie
Robey Walker.
Miss Elizabeth Rees, accompanied
by Miss Oliveta Lenore Thomas and
Miss Ann Scott West, all of Clarendon,
motored to Winchester today for
the marriage of Miss Margaret
Richards and Mr.. George Earle Owen
of winchester. which takes place this
afternoon at $50 O'Clock In the Con-
gregational Christian Church in that
city.
The bride, the daughter of MIR. and.
Mrs. Boyd r. Richards of Florida
and Virginia, attended George Wash
ington University, and made her home
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Mrs. Roosevelt to See Gray Ladies' Birthday Cake Cut
Leaving for Honolulu and Florida

Lett Miss Dolly Cobtn vho v be the guest OF honor at
buffet supper guen by Miss Etnor Ryan tomorrow epentng
Miss Cobtn Is being entertained extensively prior
parture for Honolulu Underwood Underwood Photo.
Beow Senorita Olga Patterson daughter of the Ambassador
OF Cuba oho left yesterday for Florida here she H pisit
Winter Park for a fortnight. -Bachrach Photo.
Evening star., 1936-02-19
He had to stop by town after the pay

He had to stop by town after the pay
or"
Thanks" called Anne.
Sure" shouted the small boy and
dashed back as though afraid Of
missing one word Of his fathers ad-
ventures.
Minutes ticked along. Slow old
clock, 1t rambled 50 aimlessly. Eight
o'clock, what could be keeping John?
Surely he had had time to finish his
business and his dinner.
Eight-thirty. Anne discarded the
paper. Lisa deeply engrossed In q
new story, looked UP. "You give me
the fidgets," she announced.
Sorry" Anne caught her breath.
Footsteps were coming, hurrying.
Should she rush to the door or waltz
She rushed to the door, threw 1t wide
and saw Orvi standing there In oil
skins and sou'wester.
"Nikki," he painted. -"Hel's broken
loose on the Farnsworth wharves.
John says you're to come at once. He
says you're the only one WHO can
keep our people from"
From violence. he says" came from
George, who followed, breathing hard.
Anne waited for nothing more. She
dashed to her room. A white figure
would catch attention quicker. The
men had seen her that day on the
float, when the Anti had docked.
She would don Luke's favorite "rig-
ging," which she hadn't worn since.
White slacks, white sweater, the
blue seaman's jacket, white shoes and
white beret.
Like q slim ghost she Joined the
boys, who were trying to explain to
Lisa. Come on" she cried. you
can explain on the way-where do
we go?"
Orvi stopped short as they rounded
the house. He pointed down. Riding
lights were showing on the river, the
fleet was moving out.
I'VE may be too late. They've left
the wharves, they're on their way to
wreck the fish trap"
There was no time for words as
they rushed downhill through the
rain, scurried across the highway and
down the wharves. Orvi dropped into
the boat and was warming the engine
by the time Anne had made the
perilous descent.
George took the helm and Orvi
Joined Anne.
This is what's happened" he ex-
planned. "Crocker was made general
manager down here. He put Jim
Farley in as part-time checker. The
fellows got suspicious Of his checking.
They found out that couple Of trap
barges were making too many hauls
day to be true. Farley always
checked this.
And then the other night Hannula
came in on his trawler. 1t was foggy
and he got of course. He cast anchor
Evening star., 1936-02-19

while he tried to get his bearings and
found out he was nearly alongside
the abandoned fshtrap, In Blind
Cove, q queer place you don't see from
the drifts or the seining grounds.
"Well, one Of his crew heard voices.
then heard q boat pull up. Hannula
doused his riding light and listened.
He heard loading, and followed the
boat when it started on. It was q
cruiser, and it headed for one of the
other traps where 1t shifted the load
to the trap barge, then headed for
the Farnsworth canneries.
"well, Hannula's a pretty decent
fellow. Instead of coming back and
spilling everything and starting q
Tight, or turning things over to the
commission, he hoped the train and
went to Portland. He went right to
Lee Farnsworth and told him every
thing. Farnsworth said he was sick
and tired Of hearing complaints, that
they'd better start checking other
canneries.
"Hannula didn't get sore, he tried
to explain that they were bootlegging
salmon, and that unless some one
were there while they were operating,
they probably wouldn't be able to
notice it In daylight. They could rig
the seines up so they'd drop below
the waterline In daylight. ami t'-e
place would look abandoned to al =
body who happened by"
Grim tragedy enters the lists, Mon
day.