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ing about finding a model to pose
for the Hillyer soap ADVERTISE
ments." r
Blame looked up, surprised. GER
what's that"
~ couldn't help hearing what
Won were saying to Mr.. McCrack-
en-" Bill repeated, "about finding
model for the Hillyer soap ads
II wanted to show you this pic
ture." He laid the clipping on
The desk. "This girl" he went on,
"hasn't been posing very long. l
thought perhaps you hadn't seen
her photographs" ~ ;,
Blame took the clipping. him,
he said. Then he looked up at
Bill and smiled. Girl friend?" ne
asked. ~,
ooh, no." Bill said hastily. 81
that is. we used to live on the
same street. 1t was just that what
YOU said about wanting someone
with freshness and charm and al!
that made me think of this pic
turc. Toby really is like that.
Toby Ryan, her name is"
"But these pictures arc gong
to be in color" Blanc objected.
at takes more than just pretty
! face >,
"That's what I wanted to tell
YOU" Bill went on eagerly. "Toby
will be a knockout in color.
Him. Has she ever posed Tor
any color photographs"
O.. "No, | don't think so, but that S
really an advantage. You said you
were anxious to find girl whose
picture hasn't been used n lot: In
color photographs Toby will look
like a different girl. No one Will
ever know they've seen her be-
FORE"
Blame eyed the clipping mar
rowly. "Shc's a pretty girl" ne
said. "What agcncv does she work
with?"
"Thc Models League"
"WclI. I'll tell you what Ill dc.
jTll put hcr picture in with some
Iothers we're considering" He
went on. smiling, at occurs to
nc, Brandt, that we've had you IN
the wrong department. Maybe you
should be selling ads instead Of
writing them" :,
"Td like to try it, Mr.. Blame
"Would you? Well, go back to
YOUR desk and finish whatever
you have to do there. And Mon
dav morning report to Mr.. Ma
gle"
ITO be continued)
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Three Nations To
NJ eet Soon For
Defense Farley

LONDON, April a. (UP).-
Members Of the British, French
and Belgian general staffs viii
meet here soon to plan for the
joint defense action in the event
of an unprovoked attack against
France or Belgium.
Foreign Secretary Anth ony
Eden announced in the house Of
commons in conserving meeting
that Britain is fulfilling an obliga-
ton under the Locarno treaty.
The government is determined
TO 90 ahead with he meeting de-
spite German protests. Britain
has made the reservation that no
political aspect must arise in the
military conference.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue Of the au
thority conferred by deed of trust
executed by II. f. Cantrcll and
wife, Lear S. Cantrell,, dated the
/. | 18th day of December. 1927, and
recorded in Book 120, page ga.
in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Henderson County, V.
8. Bryant. Substituted Trustee,
will at twelve o'clock Noon on
MONDAY, MAY 4TH, 1886
at the Courthouse Door of Hen
derson County in Hendersonville,
North Carolina, sell at public auc-
tior for cash to the highest bid
der the following land, to-wit:
Situated in the Town of Hen
dcrsonlille. North Carolina
/ BEGINNING ut Il stake on the
West side of Spring Street, for
~ Sycamore Street, said stake
standing n. Is dee. is min. West
240 feet from the point where the
western margin Of said street in
tel sccts with the northern margin
Of Dale Ave-: and running thence
with said margin Of said Sycamore
Street \. Is de-. Is min. West
60 feet to a stake; thence n. SO
deg. AS min. West 1873 feet to Il
stake; thence S Is deg. Is min.
+. GO feet to a stake; thence s.
sc deg. As min. +. 1873 feet to
the point of BEGINNING, the
same being Lot No. 8, Block 6,
of Lenox Park. as shown by plat
Thereof, recorded in Book CT, page
!, Ill of the Records of Deeds for
Henderson County, North Caro-
lima. and being the same property
conveyed to H. T. Cantrcll by w:
L. Oliver and wife, by deed dated
18th day Of November, 1922, and
Recorded in Book ~ page 22 OF
the Records Of Deeds for Hcndcr-
son County, n. c.
This sale is made on account OF
default in payment Of the indcbt-
cdness secured by said deed OF
! hust. and is subject to all taxes
and assessments against said Prop
crty whether now due or to be-
come due.
A five per cent (5%D cash de-
post will be required Of the high
est bidder at the sale. -
This the 3lst day of March.
1886. V. s. BRYANT,
Substituted Trustee.
! Loan No. 735 4-4-Sat-4tp
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GORGEOUS

then | will just call you Dream
Girl and count the days until |
hear from you.
Ever-lovingly,
Jonas Huckleberry."
Toby read it slowly, for some
of the words were almost illegi-
bic. Then she said, "Why, Har-
riet-how ridiculousw
"What's the matter, honey?"
'rhis letter. It's perfectly
crazy. Listen to this"
She read the letter again, this
time aloud. Harriet crossed the
room and took it from her when
she had finished. Its propos-
al" Harriet exclaimed. "Jonas
Huckleberry wants you to marry
him, Toby. He's asking you to
share his lOt-and III bet it's 4
fine one! I've had some fan mail
myself. but never anything to
equal this. Well, darling, there's
a husband if you want him."
81 certainly DON'T"
The other laughed. "You need
not take it SO seriously" she said.
Hell never be able to find your
name or address. Listen, honey,
Clydc'S going to be busy tonight,
What do you say we see q movie
together"
Toby said, "Why, yes. I'd like
to-"
1t was the afternoon of the fol
lowing day. Howard Blame, junior
member OF the firm of Anderson
and Blame. stood in the office OF
AL McCrackcn, ace copy writer OF
the advertising agency.
give just been talking to Ram
sew" Blame said. "llc'll have those
tables Of statistics over here this
afternoon
Good" McCrackcn nodded
"I'll get to work on them as soon
as they show up" He reached fol
shcaf of papers. "Hcre'S the
first draft of the Kimball B"kerieS
copy. Want to take q look at
it,"
"Thanks." Blame took the bu.'
XIV sheets and turned to go. Half,
way to the door, he swung around
and came back. 81 thought we
were ready to 90 ahead on that
Hillyer soap series" he said con
fidentialIy, "but there's another
delay. Hillycr wasn't satisfied
with the model Joyce picked
That's the trouble with that place
Everything's got to be okayed by
Hillycr himself. Talking to any
one else is Just waste Of time. .
Il shouldn't think it would he
hard to find a model McCrack'
en- said. "Ncw York's full OF
! them"
az know-hut finding one tc
suit Hillycr'S another matter. He:
got his own ideas. Wants a cir
whose picture hasn't been usec
too much or associated with an
other product. One with freshness
and charm. Unsophisticated. The
sort of Girl who can hold bar OF
soap in her hand and smile and
make you think that, because she
likes it. you'll like it, too:
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BY LAURA LOU eROOkmAN
o 1870 NsA Service. Ia.

cts going to be nice job for
the girl who lands it. They're
going to give her contract and
$1,000 bonus to agree not to pose
for any other soap manufacturer
for a year. Of course, she'll be
paid for all the posing she does,
besides. She can pose for any
other product, but no other soap
manufacturer"
There was a sound in the door
way and both men turned. Bill
Brandt stood there. He said, eek
cuse me. l thought you were
alone. Mr.. McCracken."
"Did you finish that Bradley
copy?" McCracken asked.
eyes. | have it here"
Leave it with me-" McCracken
said. "I'll go over it later and
talk to you about it."
Bill gave him the typewriter
sheets and returned to his own
! desk. He couldn't haTe avoidSd
hearing what Blame had said
about finding a model for the Hill
yer soap advertisements. Every
one in the office knew what Il big
account that was. Back pages. III
color, on the best known niaga-
zines in the country. One of the
biggest jobs ANDERSON and Blame
had ever landed.
Blanc'S words still rang IL
Bills ears. "a girl whose pictures
haven't been used too much cd
one with freshness and charm =.
who can hold bar of soap IN hcl
hand and make YOU think that
because she likes it, you'll Ike II
too. It's goinG to be nice JOE
for the girl who lands it
On Bills desk was box OF
cough drops and 4 manuscript re-
viGwing the history of the con-
pany manufacturing them. Ilt
was supposed to be reading thai
history. But Bill disregardcd IL
as wei! as the cough drops. lie
opened a drawer Of his desk anc
took out several clippings. They
were advertisements, cut from
newspapers and magazines. II
each there was Il picture of 4 CIR
the same girl. ......
Bill laid the clippings out &c,
fore him. rcarranged them. He sal
back and studied them and pres
entity withdrew one. Then anoth
er. At last only one remained. u
was the photograph of 4 girl U'iti
on armful Of daisies. Sh" w@'
looking up. smiling, and the wi"t
had blown her hair back from h"'
I face. 1t was easy to Imagine tbs
Girl halted by the Hloriousncss OF
/ GUNNER morning, drinkin" II
the beauty Of trees and sky. an'
yellow sunshine. 1t was TohI
| Ryan.
For several minutes Bill ha'
!studiCd the picture. Then he aros'
and went to Howard Blanc's pri
vate office. The door Of the room
was open and Bill stood there :
moment before he entered.
"Mr. Blame" he said, 81 couldn't
HELP hearing what YOU were say
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mentioned in the Complaint,
awarded to the said plaintiff.
And the said defendant will fur
Their take notice that he is rcQuir-
cd to appear at the office Of the
Clerk Of the Superior Court OF
Henderson County, on or before
the 22nd day Of April, 1886, aud
answer on dcmur to the campl2int
in said action, or plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
This 2lSt day of March, 1885.
J. 7. FLETCHER,
Clerk Superior Court.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified rs adminIStra-
tor of the estate Of Emma p. hil,
patrick, late, Of Henderson GoI1-
ty, this is TO notify all persons
having claims against said estate
TO present them to the lmidcrSign-
ed on or before the 7th day Of
March, 1897, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar Of recovery. All
persons indebted 10 "aio state
will please make settlemen: with
the undersigned.
March 7, 1896.
f. H. ROBERTS.
Administrator, Estate Of
Emma p. fitzpatrick.
3-7-Sat-1t.
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START YOUR CHICKS on Hart's

Vitamin and Mineral complete
feeds and let experience teach
YOU that it is different from
ordinary chick starters, yet
priced lower than some. u. L.
Hart Company.
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BORROW FUNDS to rcfinance,
build or improve your home on
our long term easy repayment
plan. Call at office or write us.
First Federal Savings and Loan
Association.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Toby Ryan, 10, is a CONNER
cal model, posing for photographs
to be used in advertisements. She
shares an apartment with Harriet
Holm, also a model.
At a charity style show Toby
meets wealthy Tim Jameson who
showers her with attentions for a
time. Tim leaves town for a
few days." promising to call Toby
as soon as he returns. The time
stretches out and no word comes
from him.
Toby spends a day ION loca-
ton making photographs to IL
lustrate a magazine story. When
she reaches home a letter is wait
ing for her.
NOW CO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
Harriet, who was at the mirror
cOaXing her hair into soft waves,
said, "There's Il letter for you,
Toby. 1t came in the afternoon
mall"
Toby picked up the letter and
for one GREATNESS moment her
heart scared. Then she saw the
name on the corner of the en-
velOpe and the warm feeling that
had surrounded her vanished. The
letter wasn't from Tim. The name
on the envelope was that Of an
advertising agency.
She said, cts nothing very
important, guess" and tore
open the envelope. There were
two sheets inside, folded separate
ly. The first bore the lcttcrhcad
Of the advertising agency. 1t
read, briefly, that the enclosed
letter had been received from 4
publication carrying their advcr-
Using and, since it seemed to be
for Toby, they were forwarding
it to her.
The second page was Il sheet
of pale pink notcpancr, written IN
purple ink. Attached was = pic
t,rrc Of Toby, cut from an adver-
tisemcnt. The picture was rather
worn and had been folded 50 that
a crease came directly down the
center Of her face. But it was
Toby Just the same.
She folded back the clipping
and read:
Dear Dream Girl: | suppose
YOU will be surprised TO get this
letter from someone You have
never seen or heard Of, but since
| DO not know where you are
writing this letter is the best
can do. | hope it viii! reach you
Dream Girl, for you are the one
| have been searching for all my
life. | have another picture like
the one | am putting in this let,
ter and keep it in my watch ano
look at it many times day.
81 would send you one OF my
pictures. hut | do not have any
that do me justice. Dream Girl
/ have roved the world, but now
| am ready to settle down IN d
little home and know that you are
the one to share my lot. Will you
please write to me and tell me
you. name and address? Until
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OLD GOLD TALKS when sold for
highest prices for cash at Sher-
mans Sporting Goods Store. Ii
your jewelry is idle, bring it tC
us for cash.
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TEXANS your bonus

Let your bonus
help you build home or i'm,
prove the one you have. Let
rs help you plan to make it &C
as far as possible. Henderson
Vile Supply and Coal Co. Lum-
Der, Millwork, Coal. Lcno;
Park. Phone 500.
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2sc NoxZEMA, 15c: SOC Jergen''
Lotion. 39c; SOC Milk of Mag
nesia, 29c; soc New Hair Oll
SOC. Freeze Drug Co.
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livestock and Poultry
5-Foodstuffs

T. SeSI TAKERS are our
I' 9o!a sausage and our Spe-
!. race brand OF coffee. Guar
1,g 1, Satisfaction. PAGES
[EA&NET. phon. nf. 8
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NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
North Carolina,
Henderson County,
Agnes Sandlfer
William Marion Sandifer
IN SUPERIOR COURT

The defendant above named VIII
take notice, that an action entltled
as above has been commenced n
the Superior Court of Henderson,
County. North Carolina, for the
purpose of obtaining a judgment:
of absolute divorce in favor o.
the plaintiff, on the ground tnas
the said plaintiff and defendant
have lived separate and apart Tor
more than two (2) years, ana 10f
the further purpose of having the
custody or certain MINOR children
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Mexican" Dog From Indies
The dog known today rs the Mex.
lean hairless was brought to the
shores of Mexico from the West
indies by the COnQuistadors.
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SUNSHINE POLISH -

SUNSHINE POLISH - For P'-
amos. furniture, automonlIeS'
brass beds. leather upholstery,
etc. Recommended and guar
antced by US. Brunson Furnl-
ture Co.
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Shows in the Mother ] ode coun-
try OF California are Immediately
REFLECTED in slump in bullion re-
.ccipts at the San Francisco mint.
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Forging Metal

Forging is the process ond the
result of the process of working or
shaping metal by hammering. Me
chanical hammers are used in pro-
ducing large fOrGingS.
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40-MisceHaneous
Special Notices

WILL BOARD ore or two ladies
very reasonable. POO Buncombc
street.
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CELEBRATING THE : MIL
LIONETH PHILCO! GREATER
valuesi BIGGER trade-in allow
ance, LOWER down payne ntS )
EASIER terms. BRUNSON
FURNITURE co.
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FURNITURE uPholsteriuc, REIN
iShinc, repairing, and mirror re-
silvcring. EXrcrtly done, by
Luther Tweed. Reliable Furni-
ture Co., opposite Courthouse. =
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THE RUSH is ON in our line.
Place your orders early to
avoid delays. Rigby- Morrow Co.
Builders supplies, millwork.
4th Ave. East. Phone 81. ~
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..5os0 W tor beauty and pro-
cSer T. ''SE us tu your work.
y station. Phone %.
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Wanted
3f-Real Estate

WANTED-Listings of houses for
summer season renting. If your
house is for rent this season
list it with Ewbank anu ~
bank. Phone 80.
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- Use good fresh seeds
and you are almost sure Of u
stand. Use Swift'S Rcd Steer.
4 proven quality fertilizer 10
make anything grow. UoustOn'S
Feed Store.
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ORNAMENTS

/, !. % To2KMANENTS-ReaI-
{ s. "a Eugene and Fred
50 . snJ others $3.50. $500.
luxe ' P.. 5000. Phone g16.
~ N""-E SnODup .
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H. D. HYDER ION the bank" at
the depot. Fertilizer prices:
4-S-4, S2.20; 1873, $500;
0-l0-4, S1.55; 16 acid. $1.4O;
$50, $2.35. We deliver. =
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,Ssr'Su.r for Easter!
aa,o ,s'lS $2.aD to $50,
aes' 9,-on and set, soc. Hotel Itoi
'''E Shop. Phone $40.
=.
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SEED POTATOES - Irish and
sweet, 81 bushel. Onion sets,
yellow, red, white, 25c gallon.
Cabbage plants, onion plants
10c. hundred. Fertilizer-Spe-
cial brand for farm, garden
and, Oh Boy, it's good. Better
seeds and fertilizer for less.
Goyan Hyder Seed Store. Sew
cnth Ave. East. Phone $50. =
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SSsSsAAKINc
Ton W. hemstitc hing,

e Ms oyy ": alterations,
be dSs' " 3 Reid, me ,2z.e,
j. {. Penney Co.
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RADIO BARGAINS Some espe-
cially good ones in used sets
from $3.50 to $4,000. Mid City
Tire Co.
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For several minutes Bill had
studied the picture. Then he arose
and went to Howard Blanc's pri-
vate office. The door Of the room
was open and Bill stood there a
moment before he entered.
"Mr. Blame" he said, 81 couldn't
help hearing what YOU were say
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COMPLETE line of radio batter
les and accessories. Midcity
Tire Co.
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ALLEY COP

3-21- Sat. 4tp.
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Takes Life In Plane; Suicide;
 Over Airport
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated PreSS)
 Oakland, Cal, March g. A man identified as Harold A. Sprague, 35, metal work CT, committed suicide by leaping from a commercial plane 2,000 feet above the Oakland Municipal Airport Pilot Emanuel Henderson said Sprague hired him for the taxi flight. then sudden ly jumped overheard. Hen derson was unable to leave the controls to prevent the act.
 The body fell into the San Francisco bay a mile from the airport. A navy plane and boats aided Henderson in attempts to locate it.
 Sprague's employer said
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Charles. Traeger with Frank Roberts as driver,
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left for Whaleback on Feb. 18th. He will return i'm mediately.


 ReV. |. B. Larson return ed to Unalakleet from his northern mission trip. He reports that meetings were held at Candle, Deering, White Mountain, Goiovin, Film and Koyuk. Greet ings were sent from people at these places to people at Unalakleet. Clarence Isa- iah as driver, accompanied Rev. Larson.
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Saturday night, Feb. 9th, Peter Bahls celebrated his birthday. A dance was giv en at the school house, af- ter which Mrs. Bahls serv- ed a delicious lunch to the twenty-five guests assembl ed there.
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he had acted peculiarly af- ter a telegram he sent to Chicago had failed to elicit an answer. His wife and child are believed to reside in Chicago.
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Word was received from Mrs Clara Gaddie. govern ment nurse, that the school at Dime Creek and Koyuk were closed. She reports a severe sore throat, which has proved very contagi- ous, to be the cause.
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Third Newsy Letter Received
 On Unalakleel
From Jan. 25 to Feb. 12


 Ole Bahr Jr., had a mar row escape on Monday af- ternoon Feb. 3, when the sled, which he was driving, loaded with outgoing DOT tage mail,W went through the ice. This happened about a mile from Unalakleet. The sled was Wedged in the ice. MT. Bahr was compel led to stand in icy water up to his armpits until assist ance came.
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A McGee plane from An chorage, carrying Clark Andreason, salesman, land ed at Unalakleet on Feb IT. They took off for Nome a few hours later.
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Pioneers Attention

Meeting at 7:3O P. M. St. Joseph's Hall Wednesday, March 4. Card party, re- treatments, dance. Bache- Tor Pioneers with a lady; Lady Pioneers and an es- cOrt. Cards at 9P. M.
 Committee
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MT. E. R. Bradley left for Whaleback on February 3, where he expects to stay for a period of five weeks or more.
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Pete Olson from Golovin arrived in Unalakleet Fri day, February Eth. While here, he is a guest of the Benjamin Koutchuk family and Roy Bradley.
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Conscription Was
 Ordered In China
(By The Associated Press)

IBy The ASsoclated PresSl
 London, March 3, - A Reuters news agency dis patch from NanEing said today, that the central Chin csc government had ann ounced military conscrip- tion throughout the count ny.
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BASKET BALL SCORES
(By The Associated Press)

Moscow, March 4-By a score of Al to 31 Oregon defeated Idaho in a basket ball game here last night. Idaho led in the first half by a score of P to IF.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-03-04

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