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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-11-06
MAY HENLEY, Defendant
PENDING IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF SAID MCDOWELL
COUNTY

The object of this suit is to obtain
from The defendant by the plaintiff
divorce. A Ninculo Matrimonii and
For General Relief.
And it appearing from an affidavit
low on file with the papers in this
cause, that Tie defendant is Il nom
'cSidcnt Of the State of West Virgin
in: it iSthcrcforc ordered that the
said defendant duwithin one month
from the nj" of the publication of
Of the first publication of this order,
nd do what what is necessary to pro
tcct her interest herein.
And it further ordered that Il copy
IF this order lie published once Il
week for three successive weeks in
he same newspaper Of general cir
culation published in tho said Nc
Dowcll County.
\ Copy Tcstc:
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

West Virginia: In the Clerks Of
ice of the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County. september 10, 1886.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-11-06
GOVERNOR LANDON
PLANS VACATION
Declines To Comment On Trcmcn-
dous Democratic Victory; Will 60
viii 60 Duck Hunting In a Few
Days

Topeka. Kas.. Nov. I AR VI. Ian
ION dug into a final two month, of
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-11-06
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

%rSt Virginia: In the Clerks Of
lice of the Circuit Court of Nc
DowclI County August oath. 1886.
EVALYN WILSON, Plaintiff
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
West Virginia: In the Clerks Of
ice Of the Circuit Court. Of mellow
ell County October, 20, 1889.
EARL HOOKER, Plaintiff
vs.. In Chancery
CLARA HOOKER, Defendant
PENDING IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF SAID MCDOWELL
COUNTY

The object of this suit is to obtain
rom the defendant by the plaintiff
divorce from the bonds of matri-
mony and for general relief.
And it appearing from an affidavit
cause, that the defendant is non
ow ON file with the papers in this
esident of the State of West Virgin
a; it is therefore ordered that the
aid defendant do appear at the
Jerks Office of the Circuit Court of
dcDoWell County within one month
70 mthe date of the first publication
( this order, and do what is necess-
ry to protect her interes herein.
And it is further ordered that a
opy OF this order be published once
week for three successive weeks in
ONE Newspaper of general circula-
ion, published in said Mcdowell
county.
Copy Teste:
HOBART f, PAYNE, Clerk
'ircuit Court, Mcdowell, County
West Virginia
JOSEPH G. TRAVIS, p. Q.
Started Running Oct. 26, 1886.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-11-06

circuit Court, Mcdowell County
West Virginia
JOSEPH G. TRAVIS, P. O.
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Evening star., 1936-07-03
u. S. STICKMEN BEATEN
Box Lacrosse Title Bid Fails
Against British Columbia.

VANCOUVER, July Swimming the
scheduled five-game series in three
straight games, British Columbias az
gregation held the world box lacrosse g
championship, after turning back the
bid Of an all-star United States inter.
collegiate team.
Successfully defending the Lslly Cup
for Canada, the British Columbia team
scored its third straight victory, 27-ls,
to end the series.
The Canadians won the first game,
2S-l3, and took the second, 27-13
The Americans to play were George
Hallick. goal; j. Kelly. goal; w Ham,
mann, E. Jantos, Jack Smith, c. Ferris.
C. True. j. Christih. S Woodward D.
Naylor, P, Swindell H. Brill, T. Duke
hart. F Balcanis
Evening star., 1936-07-03
CAN0EISTS CHOSEN
FOR OLYMPIC TRIP
Squad of Ten Is Named-Tandem
Stars Out as One Proves
to Be Ineligible,

NEW YORK, July 3.-Ten paddlers
have been selected to represent
the United States in the Olympic
canoeing competition at Berlin Au-
gust and 8, by the American Olyn-
pic Canoeing Committee.
The team will consist of Ernie
Riedel, Burr Folks, William Gaehler
and William Lofgen of the Pendleton
Canoe Club Of New York; John I,ysak
and James O'Rourke of the Yonkers
G. c., Walter Hasenfus and Joseph
Hasenfus of the Needham (Mass) G.
c. and Russell McNutt and Robert
Graf OF the Philadelphia c. C.
Wallie Van B. Claussen Of New
York was appointed manager of the
team and Albert Bauer of Philadel-
phia coach. The squad will sail
July %.
The Cacawa Canoe Clubs highly
favored tandem single-blade crew of
Stanley Cinokowski and Frank Krick
winner of both final tryouts on the
Schuylkill last Saturday and SUNDAY.
was scratched when 1t was ascertAined
that Cimokowski would be unable to
obtain his citizenship papers in time
for certifcation.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
MILDLY SWEEPS OFF
FOR OLYMPIC TEST
Schultz and Brown Take Places
of Gray and Schumacher in
Races at Princeton

4eoNCS ~ I 4ICCLUu.
"A NNAPoL1s, Md, July 3.-The
Navy crew, under Head Coach
Charles Walsh, left here this morning
for Princeton, where it is entered in
the Olympic tryouts, starting tomor-
row.
The crew, composed of three en-
signs and five members of the Naval
Academy second class, and cox
swained by Lieut.. Victor Krulak, Ma
r1ne Corps, is determined to fight des-
perately and hopefully in spite of last
minute changes in key men.
Finding that Jim Gray did not
adapt himself to the short distance
after the 4-mile contest at Pough-
keepsie, Walsh placed Paul Schultz,
Jayvee stroke in that position on the
varsity, and 157-pound Charley
Brown at Z. in place of Vincent Schu-
maker. as Brown had rowed behind
Schultz the whole season.
The crew will be completed with
Walter Bayless, bow; George Bullard,
2; Ed Hoffman, 8; Capt. Allan Flem-
ing, 4. Arthur Yeates, S, and George
Whiteside, 6.
Shortly before leaving. Walsh ex-
pressed his belief that Pennsylvania,
which the Navy meets in the first
heat, along with California, would
be his crews most dangerous op-
ponents.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
S0PWITH'S YACHT
DISMASTED IN GALE
Spars of Endeavour II and Vel
sheda Crash During Contest
in English Channel.

PLYMOUTH. England. July st
o. M. Sopwith's new yacht, Endeavor
II, prospective challenger for the
Americas Cup. and w. L. Stephen
sons Velsheda both were dismasted in
race off here. They were caught
in the teeth of gale in the English
Channel.
While she was pounding In the
trough Of the sea the new Endeavour's
steel spar snapped off at the lower
crosstrees. As the mast went the
boom. mainsail and rigging came
crashing down on deck. Almost in the
next instant Velsheda's mast carried
away eight feet above her deck.
The two yachts. covered with fallen
and tangled tophamper, lay SIAM
ming about in tumbling seas. Much
of the gear slid of and dragged to
leeward.
There was only one casualty. A
member of the Endeavour IFS crew
received face injury.
The Endeavour of two years ago,
with which Sopwith unsuccessfully
tried to capture the Americas CUP,
also was in the race and bore down
on each disabled yacht in turn, Of
fering assistance. Tugs and motor
yachts were summoned from shore and
two Of them towed the disabled rae
ers in here.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
HAYNES AWARDED
TECHNICAL KAYO
Williams, Winner of First
Two Rounds, Forced to
Quit After Fourth.
THOUGH he took the first

THOUGH he took the first
" two rounds. Tom Williams, the
- tare-footed fighter from the
Ozarks who wore shoes last
night. succumbed to the relentless
pursuit of Leroy Haynes after four
rounds. and the latter was given a
technical knockout in the feature OF
the Allied Democratic Clubs all-col-
ored card.
Haynes pounded Williams all over
the ring during the last two rounds
although he failed to put his opponent
on the floor. Williams was staggering
badly at the end Of the fourth round
and with their fighter unable to de-
fend himself, his handlers tossed In
the towel when the bell rang for the
start of the fifth.
In four prcliminaries. Kid Howie
received unanimous four round de-
cision over Young Harry Wills: Tiger
Sullivan knocked out Leroy Williams
in the third; Sammy Williams out
pointed Roosevelt Rowe, and Andy
Bundy knocked out Eddie Cooper
after 2 minutes and 40 seconds Of the
fifth round.
Statistics showed 1877 paid s2,256
to see the fights.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
GUCKEYS0N OKAYED
FOR FINAL TRYOUTS
Maryland Star Will Compete in
Javelin Event-152 Are
Added to Field.
Py the Associated Press

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 3.-Bin Guckey-
son. University of Maryland's all
around athlete, is among 152 added to
the list of qualifiers for the final
American Olympic track and field try
outs at Randalls Island Stadium, July
Hip.
Guckeyson finished third In the
javelin throw in the Eastern Olym-
pic trials at Boston last Saturday.
The additional qualifiers in the 18
events were selected on the basis of
performances in the four semi-fnal
tryouts at Cambridge. Milwaukee and
Los Angeles last Saturday and the
National Collegiate A. A. champion
ships at Chicago the week before.
The list is in addition to the 120
who qualified in the semi finals and
may be augmented further after the
national championships at Princeton
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
Entries Close Today.

WALTER TREY, general chairman
Of the program, and DR.. Samuel
j. Dantzic, chairman of the Athletic
Committee, announce that contestants
in all the swimming events must be
residents of Takoma Park and file
their entries not later than this
evening with William Reinhard at the
Van Buren street pools or with
Arthur Kriemelmeyer at the Whittier
street playground.
After the water contests. running
and jumping events will be held on
the Whittier street playground with
only boys and girls of Takoma Park
eligible. There will be a horseshoe
tournament and tug-o'-war contest
for men.
The committee on athletics includes
DR.. Samuel J. Dantzic, chairman:
Frank L. Gill, first vice chairman:
second vice chairman, Mrs. Louise
James Raines; j. Mark Albertson. Miss
Jeanette Adamson. Miss A. Alberta
Heale. Winfree E. johnson. Capt.
Harold w. Orcutt, William Reinhard
and Walter R. Steward.
The water sports will be concluded
In time for all to witness the finish of
the 1o-mile run. 1t will be the ninth
annual Municipal Playground -Takoma
Park Citizens Association race Agee
has won all with the exception of that
OF 1884 in which his Stonewall Demo-
cratic Club teammate, Pat Dengis.
triumphed. Dengis is out of COM
petition for the year, but is expected
to be spectator.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
About Gun. .Shyness.

A ROUND the Fourth Of July, the
problem of the gun-shy dog both
ers more than the hunting addict.
What to do with the dog that goes
crazy at the sound Of a frecracker,
that is simply haywire when a Sum-
mer storm brews? What makes some
dogs hypersensitive to certain noises
that seemingly do not affect other
dogs at all? And what is the cure,
II any?
A consensus would indicate that gun
shyness, like other mental traits, Is
hereditary. Yet puppies descended
from gun-shy parents, when taken
early enough, often have developed
into stanch dogs. Some people report
good results in breaking dogs of gun
shyness by conditioning them to loud
reports, according to the textbook
Evening star., 1936-07-03
D. C. MARKSMEN HIT
TARGETS AT RITCHIE
Thill on Winning Two.Man Team
in Eastern Match-Temple,
Scott Score.
AZ the Associated Press.

A. the Associated Press.
CAMP RITCHIE, Md, July s.
Three Washington men won places
in the Eastern small-bore matches
here yesterday. one member Of q
winning combination.
A. j. Thill was on the winning two
man team match, shooting with T. G..
Arnold of Hyattsville, Md, to score
783. Thill scored 3S9 and Arnold 394.
l.. M. Temple came third in the
5o-yard matches. with 1909 KS, in
contrast to the winning score Of 100
possible plus KS by Daye Carlson
of New Haven, Conn.
r. w. Scott won distinction In two
events, being member of winning
teams in both the Civilian Club slow.
fire team and the .45-caliber service
automatic or revolver. Scott scored
1sl with the former combination and
27o with the revolver.
Evening star., 1936-07-03

Randalls Island are finally checked
and entered on the books.
Upset Chance Great.
TAKE the cases of Bonthron. Cum
ingham and venzke They have
been named as the three best n1ilers
in the country-or the three best
l,500-meter runners. All three have
their eyes and their hearts set on
making this 1885 team. But there also
Is San Roinani of Emporia, to mention
only one additional challenger. Romani
Is good enough to beat Venzke, Bon
thron or Cunningham. If any one from
this trio happens to be even slightly
OF.
And no runner can figure in advance
just when he will be at peak form.
Bill, Gene and Glenn, at one time or
another. have been around this middle
distance top for nearly four years. 1t
would be something Of a tragedy to
f1nd any one Of the trio missing when
the boat sails-but it b possible
enough.
There is no question now that your
Uncle Sam will be stronger from 100
meters through 5000 meters-from
Owens to Lash-than he has ever
been before. Once again this doesn't
mean any mop-up. Owens, Metcalfe,
Luvalle. Williams and Eastman will
be hard to handle in the four shorter
sprints or races. But from that point
on the job takes on q number Of
rougher edges-from 1900 on through
the marathon where the Argentine's
Zahala is ready again for another
record.
(copyYisht, 1852
Evening star., 1936-07-03
MAREK BATTLES LEWIS

CHICAGO. July 8 (F.-Max Marek
Chicago, has been substituted to meet
John Henry Lewis, light-heavyweight
champion, In a 10-round overweight
match at the White sox base ball park
July 10.
This bout, originally between Lewis
and Bob Olin, for July o, was called
off after the latter advised promoters
he was Ill,
Evening star., 1936-07-03
Y v YHY not take fishing trip in
M West Virginia? 1t is prac-
Wv tically all hilly or noun

IANd44y d14 4A434J Va IllOO44-
famous country. and offers
some Of the finest fresh water game
fishing within easy driving distance Of
Washington. The bass season opened
two days ago and the trout season re-
mains open until the end of this
month, so now is the time to go.
You can hardly travel 5 miles in
West Virginia without coming across
a stream that has not been stocked
either With trout or bass. About the
best bass fishing is in some of the
branches of the Potomac River in
Berkeley. Morgan, Hampshire and Min
eral Counties. Well-known streams in
that section are the Shenandoah River
Black Greek, Meadon Greek, the Caca-
pom Rivers. South Branch, Patterson
Creek and New Greek.
Other good bass streams are the
Greenbriar River. Elk River. Coal
River. Little Kanawha. Gauley River,
Middle Island Greek, Tug River. Blue
stone and Guysndot There are many
more than just the few listed here, but
generally speaking the streams in the
mountainous sections are trout streams
and the others have bass. Bass prefer
the wider, larger waters, while the
trout are up where the streams are
clearer, more rapid and fresher.
The Monongahela National Forest.
located along the Allegheny Mountains
in Pocohontas. Pendleton, Randolph,
Tucker and Grant Counties, has sew
eral hundred miles Of trout streams
stocked each year by forestry officials
and the Conservation Commission. Of
ter, Glady, Laurel, Candy and Seneca
are trout streams. while the Black
water and Cheat Rivers are very popu-
lar bass waters.
THE conservation had several
streams closed to all fishing until
the bass season opened to protect them
during spawning. These we're Back
Greek. Cacapon River, Sleepy Greek
and the Shenandoah.
All these streams mentioned and
many others supply excellent fishing.
OUT UIlS DcSJ DttS IOT DdSS are lIlS
South Branch. Shenandoah River and
Cacapon River in the order named.
To reach the South Branch drive up
to Winchester. Va: then take High
way so to Romney, exactly 113 miles
from Washington. You will be right
in the middle of some mighty fine
fishing country.
A little nearer home in Virginia
some very good bass fishing may be
found. Almost every county has sew
eral stocked streams, a list of which
will be furnished by the Virginia
Tourist Bureau at the American Auto
mobile Association. or it may be OBJ
tanned by writing the Commission of
Game and Inland Fisheries at Rich
mond We have one here in the Office
if you care to drop in and look it over.
The list contains the streams in each
county, what may be caught in them
and list Of hotel and tourist ac-
commodations. It makes a very fine
addition to the local anglers library.
About the best bass fishing in vir-
Evening star., 1936-07-03
Leaping Tarpon
Wallops Angler

BY the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla.-A 21-pound tarpon
hooked by Milton Lufburrow
leaped high out of the water and
struck him squarely on the back,
knocking him partly OF his feet.
The fish fell back into the bay.
but the line held. Luburrow rose
without taking Q count and hauled
In his prize after few more min
utes Of hrisk battling.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
ROD AND STREAM
BY GEORGE HUBER.

ginia may be found in the Shenan-
doah.
Bass also are beginning to bite in
the Potomac right near Washington
Just below Little Falls, and the good
part about it is that they are being
taken on artificial lures as often as
on live bait. Best results may be OBJ
tanned from an underwater plug.
Floaters. peppers and injured minnoWs
are no good at all at that location.
That these bass aren't running to
any size is true, but several have beer
pulled in that weigh over a pound
and one-half. which is a right nice fish
for these parts. We're lucky to be get
ting any at all.
TO GET to the subject of salt water
fishing in Chesapeake Bay. one
word will describe it. Great. Such
big hardheads as you have never seen
before Rockfsh. boards of them, down
around Solomons. Trout that are
biting almost as often as hardheads
Blues in the middle grounds. What
could be better?
The bluefish situation is a bit mixed
up, though. Catches are being made
but not such big ones. This is being
blamed on the activities of the METERS,
Of which more will be written. Now
that the blues are well in, they are
being caught by trolling, but its best
to play safe and take some chum along
Capt. Brady Mckay writes from
Ridge that he had a party of Wash
ingtonians out and caught "a. weighing
from 5 to Z pounds. Fourteen were
caught trolling and the remainder
Cumming. That makes it about q
$3.50 proposition as other boats there
were catching more by cumming. and
only turning to trolling when the chum
ran out.
RLUEFIsH also are doing right BY
the anglers over in the Atlantic
James D. Jarman at Ocean City. Md.
reports that Lieut.. George A. Prender.
CAST Of the Government Printing Of
f1ce went out with Capt. Selby Car.
penter in the Maud and caught 81
large ones. Fifty-eight were caught
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bond Smith. B. F
Smith, J. Bond Smith, jr.; Patsy Smith
and Jack Pailthrop of Takoma Park
Md, out with Capt. Pete Hall on the
Miss Ocean City. Not bad at all
Fishing for blues is very erratic
though, because of the weather, Jar.
man says. When it comes a good da,
We get in punch just like Schmel.
ing did. The next day Is rough and We
go down like Lewis" Weakfish anc
kings are being caught from the piel
and the channel bass at Fox Hill
Levels.
These channel bass are running wilc
at Wachapreague, Va, according to
A. H. G. Mears. They are catching
more than ever before, with August
September and early October yet Il
come. Lewis T. Hertz landed II out oi
20 strikes in one day, Mr.. and Mrs. r
Biresford got Z out of Z, Joseph Wild.
row and Wellington Fransisco, Is o1
80; H. C. kaufman, of Is; Charlie.
Presby, 9 Of IS. and Milton Parker, {
Of 10. 1t sounds very good to this de.
partment.
Mears also reports that trout, king,
and croakers are doing nicely, thank
you.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
Silver POOdIes Arrive.

GENERAL new litters of unusual
interest have been announced re-
Gently. At the Ruffcote Kennels the
first litter Of wire hair terriers by the
recently acquired and nationally
famous Champion Bartender disport
themselves merrily.
At Philabeg Kennels there is a new
litter of standard poodles. AS the
mother is a silver, one of the hardest
to-get colors in poodles, particular
interest attaches to the pups. Like
many other breeds, especially Of the
so-called blue colors, the puppies are
born black. 1t may be year or more
before they can definitely be called
silver or something else.
At Beech Tree Farm. the Shetland
Sheepdog Champion Tilford Tinette
is nursing a litter Of four. the first
Shelties to be whelped near here.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
BAER VICTORY BOoED.

DALLAS, july 3 UP).-Maxie Baer S
"comback cam. Ign" met boos of
5000 fans last night as he pecked out
a three-round knockout over fat
wasted Buck Rogers. 217-pounder Of
Philadelphia. A light right ended the
incident.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

H1S week end at Princeton and
the week end that follows at
Randalls Island will be ad-
vance performances for what
should be the greatest competitive
pageant yet held-the Olympics at
Berlin.
They spent approximately $780,
600 on the highly successful Los An.
geles exhibit in the Olympics of 1882
So far they have spent well over $20,-
100000 for the Olympics of 1886.
At Los Angeles they sold 1,700,000
tickets to spectators. At Berlin they
have already sold 3,600,o0O tickets q
full month ahead of the games, with a
forecast Of around 4,500, 900 tickets be-
fore the first event breaks loose.
This is something more than any
one looked for since Emperor Theo-
dosius of Rome cancelled the Olympic
games as public nuisance in 1872 AID
Best Squad Ever.
THE American team at Princeton and
at Randalls Island will prove to
be the strongest Olympic outfit ever
hauled under one tent in the history
of athletics. That doesn't mean 1t
will mop up from start to finish at
Berlin. There are other nations with
other stars-runners, oarsmen, SWIM
mers-fast men and strong men from
England, Italy, Germany, Japan and
Finland, in particular.
The main story now is not the
month-away Olympics, but the nerve
wrecking Job Of winning a place on
the Olympics boat that sails July IS
for Berlin. There will be more than
q few heartaches by sundown on Sun
Evening star., 1936-07-03
BAKER TO WE'D TONIGHT
Former 6. W. Grid Star to Become
Mates Brother-in-Lsv.

Former teammates of the George
washington foot ball team will be-
come brothers-in-law tonight when
Johnny Baker weds Julia Flick in the
Eastern Presbyterian Church. The
ceremony will be performed at 1880
o'clock.
One Of Bakers running mates.
Hardy Pearce. erstwhile g. w. guard
and now coach Of the Central High
ehven, married Miss Fcks sister
Marian, some time ago.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
STANDS BY CAMERA EYE.

BALTIMORE, July 8 @.-The
Maryland Racing Commission has de-
cided, after two days of tests, the
Waite camera, used In the State last
Spring to photograph race finishes, is
accurate and does not distort the out
side horse in close decisions.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. - Leroy Haynes,
1893. Philadelphia. stopped. Tom Will
nanns, 1s9, New York (5).
STEUBENvILLE Ohio. Fritz
zivic, Pittsburgh, knocked out Lou
Salla, New York 90.
Evening star., 1936-07-03

and Bavarian governments and
49, the municipalities of Garmisch
and Partenkirchen l.500,0 900 marks.
The financial report of the Winter
Olympic Committee. just issued, shows
gate receipts Of e46,O00 marks and
other income of about 200, 900 marks.
Expenses totaled 2,6I8,00o marks
whereas it had been at first expected
that they would reach only 100000
marks.
The resulting deficit, which was
about one and half times the income
secured, was met largely through q
Reich subsidy of 100000 marks, TO
which were added subsidies obtained
from the Bavarian government, the
communities of Garmisch-Par
kirchen and other minor sources.
The debt Of 100000 marks that re-
mains must eventually be paid for
through another government grant.
The Olympic stadia and other equip
ment in Berlin for the Summer Olym-
pics are being entirely paid for by the
government,
Evening star., 1936-07-03
SEEK D0UBLE.HEADER

A double -header for tomorrow to be
played on Grove Field, starting at 1 80
O'Clock, is wanted by the Washington
Grove nine. Call Manager Becker at
Gaithersburg 149-W at o'clock.