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COUNTRY BOARD

WOULD LIKE to board :, children under
Echool age on farm one mile north Of
Lavtonsville references Mrs N A.
GTifrths. Gaithersburg Md Route l. 1O'
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HOUSES FUR. OR uNFuR.

10 w ST. NV.
Eight rooms and bath: ami. oil heat.
built-in garage.
109 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Seven rooms and bath; anil, recondi-
TONED throughout
RENTS REASONABLE.
American Security & Trust Co.,
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. Natl. 4st5.
1923 UPSHUR ST. NV,
Refined Home.
Six rooms. Ia baths, hot-water heat.
refrigeration built-in garage. screened
porch and inclosed porch.
3l07 18th ST. NV.
Seven rooms and bath. inclosed porch
gas heat and refrigeration; hardwood
floors. Owner will repaper. Modern equip
ment.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. REALTORS Dist a4sS
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

LOB ST. NV
BRIGHTLY DECORATED ROOMS;
EQUIPMENT IN PERFECT CONDITION:
ATTRACTIVE DINING ROOMS. WITH
WELL L-TRAINED. COURTEOUS WATERS:
BOARD; LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING AND
TRAY SERVICE: COUNTRY CLUB PRIVI-
LEG SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS
ICAN
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GEORGE I. BORGER,
et3 Ind Ave. NV Natl. O35o.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE-$45.
and hess .Sim and I've ssefn.
140t x CaFPITz. District aOsO.
$85-BRAND-NEW.
rec. room. sarsge. elec. refrigeration.
$100-Brand-New 4-Bed-Room.
6l29 14th n.w--3 baths, rec. room.
''rase f,fS. sEirzsnh' zsnI1sefnIisP' p1sT.' 300.
7IO SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-sEMI-DET.
brick. 6 rms, bath; excellent condition.;
sa1s 5th st. n.w.-semi.det. brick,
rms: s..s; m .sc.,sns condition: sssso'. ?iSs'
''s HENRY ii%fR' $, J. nT ROBE. Is' 1Sc Sash $50
Cathedral Ave, West OF Conn.
Rsdccor.tea house; ;, rooms, = baths. :
> 'T1Hos. ,''IF1: J. FISHER HE 8, CO., INC,
T3s 18th 81. District $3.50.
ios AsrEs ss1sr sT;; NM CHEVY
~ p.s1hsS 81 sSrn.r rGSms ofRs sRsofy e. maid
room shower, sarase: sl?b.
J. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1363 wisconsin Ave. NV. West 0513-O514.
1919 N. NOTTINGHAM ST,
Arlington County. Va
Detached brick bunsaiow. 5 rms. bath.
front porch. very larGe yard. Garase.
Within 70 minutes Of downtown WASH
3848 CALVERT ST. NV.
Brick, rooms. 2 baths. recreation
room. built-in garage. In new-house con-
dition; rent. SIS.
3 NEW HOUSES!
500 EACH.
Detached brick Colonials. 4 lsrEe rooms
and bath, automatic heat and refrigera-
tion. lsrse porch. attached earase; lot
1O0xf50 To reach. Straight out Conn.
ave one and one-half miles beyond Chevy
Chase Lake to Saul I'd. and Property.
(Our sienD
A. s. GARDINER,
1910 X st. NV. Natl. oSS4.
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701 MASS AVE NJ

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS
SINGLE AND DOUBLE: ONE VERY DE-
EER-SPRING MATTRESSES. TELEPHONE
SERVICE: SELECT1VE MENU: REASON
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followire
l-r;!":5 W st. NV" r. k. d. q. b. s4o.5O
Inc following are = rms. kit, d. a..
bath with screened porch.
l-nEs Quincy ST. NV So So
4-l305 w st. - 40 50
2-o"s D st sw.-4 rms. b S45 800
2-l5l6 1th ST. n.w.---4 rms, kit
b.. latrobe heat o5 90
1923 Z ST. ne.-3 r. k. b. $3.50
B. F. SAUL CO..
National "l0o. 925 18th ST NV
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HOUSES UkFURkisHED.
(0nntinuAA

4IIs 7th ST. NV. tPETwoRTH7.
House OF rooms and bath. front and
rear screened porches; hot-water heat;
garage; $50
THos. j. FISHER Il CO.. INC.
73S 18th St. Dist. $3.50.
a17 VA. AVE- r., B.. ELEC.. S4O50.
104 G st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. cleo. $4,000
7l5 18th St. s.e-6 r.. b., cleo. h.-w.h..
earage $4,000
COLORED.
1907 Meigs st. ne.--5 r.. water $3.50.
THOMAS P. BROWN
81 4th st. s.W National 1919.
12i ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV.
Six rooms. bath. oil heat. garage
elec. refR., newly decorated 49, $65. 90
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED 1-ROOM AND BATH APT
by gentleman: references EXCHANGED; |;
monthly. S25. Box 493-V. Star. 1O'
FOR WINTER BY CLEAN. QUIET
couple, reasonably priced furnished apart
desirable northwest section. Box 455-W
Star. To-
APARTMENTS WANTED
Furn. and unfurn.; in all sections of
city and suburbs. Large waiting list Our
special service gives you quicker results.
No listing charge. Phone Natl. 1891.
MR.. G1LLER 90S 10th ST. NV. 9s
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SUBURBAN. ROOMS.
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

PERM. GOVT EMPL. MAN wants run.
water room. desire pvt. bath and gar. State
ull particulars. Box 451-V. Star. To-
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HOUSES uNEuRNIsHep.

1871 .RrTTENHOUSE ST. NV.
Modern home. & r.. 2-b 2 porches oil
burner. larxe garage; Ss7 80: vacant: ready
Tor occupancy.
. HARRY B. PITTS CO.
1919 18th ST Met Ol00
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surn.T isr.s ssrase s7so: v.esnt eS1snts ready d
-. ,s,s 1s9S D5Ssfy s. B. PITTS s?,: se. o,oo
rooms and bath. newly decorated $4,000
14oa NORTH CAPITOL sT.
8 rooms and bath: h.-w.h. --------s55.0 90
-733 18th 81. NV. National 0352
aO4 MASS AVE NE
Two,story AID cellar brick. eight rooms.
''n $50 o1oaxr ROCK CREEK RE- esfJsy cauRcH Rp s5S
SIX rooms, bath. VII. electricity. two
screened ,Dn porches; S65,
Eight rooms. 2 baths. 2-car built-in
garage; 500 month.
s.v. 14Os DECATUR ST. NV,
| Oil burner; Ss5.
-,o , i. T. GRAvATTE.
| FOR RENT BY OWNER.
Chevy Chase. D. c.. near schools: bed
rooms 2 baths; nrst-noor lsvatory. oil
1915 HcLBRoOK TERRACE NE
| 8 rms. bath. h.-w.h built-in garage.
screened rear porch; corner house $500
R. V. MARCERON,
6l3 18th st. NV. National 65sS.
| lO2 ASPEN ST. CHEVY CHASE Md
| Detached. q rooms. . baths. G. E.. INV h It,
| OIL burner; frst-floor lavatory, maids room.
| shower. earacc; Sla5.
| 25I5 Wisconsin e.--s-bed-room corner
residence. baths, oil h.-wh., 2-car ga
rage; 500.
]. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1853 Wisconsin Ave. NV. West O5i3-O5I4.
Az ST. NV
3043 BLADENSBURG RID. NE
| 49, 18th ST. Ne
| g r. b.. h h., elec. and gar.---S S82 so
s4a f. fsi,b B.. 81 h.-sh y elee. $4,000
4I9 md ST Ne
q r. b.. INV h.. elec. c.----- S55 90
29:s'. YOST PL. NE
> r.. b.. h.-w h.. cleo. (bunealow) $50 90
4lg 18th ST. Sc
! 81" lst ST. Sc
tr;. b; h.-w h.. elec $50 90
| 1:i.2 ST, NE
r. b.. h.-w.h., elec. $50. 90
406 e ST. Sc
430 md ST e
u r.. b.. h.-w H. elec. $50. 90
1921 IVES PL. Sc
T.. b., h.-a.h A4T50
| 3Oi N. c. AVE. Sc
y r.. b. lat. H.. elec. S45 90
- r. B.. h-w;h.. cleo. 1900
ao;, y I'm b, sr gas S b. $3.50
-.s T., B.. h.-w.h. cleo. S3s 90
/ 1"h 3!nd ST. Sc
| ) r. b.. h-sh. cleo S35 90
JOHN F. DONOHOE&S SONS
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JOHN F. DONOHOE q SONS,
314 Pa Ave Sc Lincoln O0sf.
DETACHED HOME-S5O.
ia Jefferson 81. n.w-Laree reception
hali, living room. dining room. library. 3
BED rooms. kitchen and bath. large front
porch ana rear yard
Ijuf K CAFRITZ District aoSU
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APARTMENTS FURN. & UNFURN.

ATTRACTIVE APT, HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhood. some furniture: car available on
appointment. MRS. GREEN, Shep. 5l"S.
lib 9Th ST. N.W.-Two rooms. kitchen
and bath; furn or unfurn.: ami. Phone
Metropolitan 5OS4
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o939 MACOMB ST. NV
Six rooms and bath. electric re-
frigeration. garage e--$ $3.50
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DUPONT. CIRCLE SECTION 21cs o st
n.w.-Quiet home large. sunny. front
room twin beds: ladies': walk. dist. Govt.
bide: unlim. phone. laundry privileges:
excellent meals: $40. North 0e33-J.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
1886 MASS. AVE. NV.
Apt 2, second floor: large. warm ROOM
suitable for / or gentlemen, next to
bath plenty of hot water lOs

ATTRACTIVE ROOM.
1858 California st. n.w.-Clean. warm
on coolest day; excellent bed. large closet,
convenient transportation. Potomac 2453
CONN. AVE, 5203-Master bed
rm., other rooms; kitchen privi-
legeS. Emerson $500.
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. ROOMS .KITCHENETTE: LIGHTS AND
water furnished: private entrance: price.
S;0. 4Slt N. Fairfax drive. Wsycroft Va
THE WILBURTON. 1914 COLUMBIA RD,-
Iarse outside rms. bath and porch; slec
refrlgeration, high-erade bldg: ress rent
Columbia 81 50 or Columbia 9Sfl
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>600.o0 YEARLY RENT WILL BUY e-BFD
room prick; 10 min. downtown. Walnut
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WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg. District p4Ss.
1925 N. CAPITOL ST.
: rooms bath. h.-wh, cleo: bay win
dow. brick gsrase: rent. SS5.
J. DALLAS GRADY & SON,
1lnt VT. Ave NV. Dist. 911S.
44OI 7th ST NV.
rooms and bath: corner house
h.-wh. Se5 90
-3l33 10th ST NV
laree rooms and bath: front and
rear porches: garage $500
1900 rARRAGUT ST NV
rooms and bath, finished attic: ga
rage; corner; LARGE yard: will deco,
rate SlOO. 90
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 X NV District 1918.
LARGE HOME-S25.
AIS Sargent rd. ne. Just north Of
Catholic University. Michigan ave. to
13th: CONSISTING OF large rooms.
1904 X. CAFRITZ. District ooSo.
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336a STUYVESANT ST. NV.
Detached rooms y baths tfirst-
hoor lavatoryb. oil heat, maids
room and ba tn 81 o. Ot
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FOR WHITE.

HOUSES.
SOi Fern pl. nw-lD rms. 3 b. Si95 90
sa3i Macomb 81. nv rms. b. 1000
bUul itn st. n,w,-t rms. b. 5000
l34s Shepherd ST. nv--f rms. b. $40
- I4th St n.e.-6 rms, b. 1000
l"l4 Randolph 81. ne rms b. :. 81
3iOl .ih ST. n.w.-G rms. b. 1000
lf5? You 81. n.g.-t rms. b.: heat
5luG 5rh st nw-d rms. b. Is 90
l..25 Shepherd St n.w--6 rms, b.
gar, e.5 90
3l- 81 ne.-b rms, b. ~ 90
525 Gist ave. S. s. Md 5 rms. b. BIB
3u;S Visa ST. NE rms. b, 5000
heat furn 5000
Isl Penn st. n.e.--6 rms. b. $50
l9?" IN St. ne.-6 rms. b. $50
oll Florida ave. net rms b. $3.50
100 Addison Chapel I'd, Kenil-
worth } rms b. 1850
iuib .hth ST. n.w.--B rms. b., gar. 4nou
al Il 81. ne.-f rms. b. - 80
The following are rms, kit, d. A.
pam with screened porch:
l-23o0 40th ST NV $50 so
II 10 New Hsmp ave. NV A. 50
t-s fhth 81. NV. 46 80
4-3a:i 10Th st. ne - $3.50
3-an. Quincy ST. NV. w.----4 500
..-i0f Decatur ST NV AZ 5u
I'll" 18th ST. ne - a. 90
l-lnn Emerson 81. NV. T., go
3-t1l@ 3rd pl. 4 80
Ill Eenaedy 81. NV. 4 so
I'll CrIttenden st. NV 40 90
4-2:ol 18th St sc. 10 50
Il .nf r 81. Sc. -- 10 90
,s-lht9 ST. ne. - 50
- ~ S 81. Sc. b 40
Heat and hot water furnished in the
I-3o:5 W st NV +. X. dab. s4o.5o
The following are = rms kit n
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MT. PLEASANT. 3I34 18th gT NW-3
rms. xii bath. closed-in porch: storage
space: Frigidaire; heat. gas. elec. included I:
adults only
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?:Ot EVARTS ST. NE. FIRST FLOOR
large cheerful rms. kitchen. bath: we'll
heated: elec. refrigeration; large lawn,
p0rcheS: 500 month. POTOMAC oson-W w
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1910 LAWRENCE ST. NE. ROOMS
private bath; heat. electricity and gas In
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THE CLYDEsDALE. .soI ADAMS MILL
I'd rooms. k and b.; Frigidaire show
er; newly decorated; > blocks north sth
and Columbia rd.. facing entrance Rock
Greek Park. Restrict ed IL.
30; WISCONSIN AVE BETHESDA MD,
Entire second floor, ) rooms and bath:
electric refrigeration. electricity heat and
hot water included no children: $50
; ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH AT ia IIth
81. Sc, facing Lincoln Park. Columbia
sttnS-I
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Several modern homes in this de-
liehtful community now available e
rooms and bath. some with porches:
garage refrigeration: SO up. See
Mrs. Watson. 3102 r st. NV.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
15O5 H St NV. National o345.
1000 Block Eames Pl. NE.
Available Oct. %: modern 5-rm
house. front and back porches
built-in GARAGE, hot-water heat
electricity: S45. Call Mr.. Offut: or
Mr., Gerber
SHANNON IL LUCHS co.
1505 II st. NV. National "345.
1908 HUNTINGTON. ST. N.W-s RMS.
$500 10th ST. n.e.ms r.. b., ami $50
o1o3 18th st. n.w-6 rms, bath.
automatic heat 65. 90
11o. 4th st. ne r.. b.. ami BIB
5000 25th st. n.e.--5 rms bath.
antomatic heat - so 90
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| 1858 OWEN PL. NE.-3 ROOMS. PPJ-
yate bath. built-in porch. Atlantic 4s6o-W
HAMILTON COURTS. 214O ST. NV
Attractive. cheerful 3-rm.. kit bath apt o.:
| STORAGE CO., 7O5 Fla. ave. NV. North
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SHARE r. k. b.. Ice. closet 90 wnd.l
with nice gentle girl: elec, refg.: meals
optional: reas. refs. eXch. 1926 18th.
1870 NJ ST NV. Apt. ;36-Large sunny
nm. windows: heat. no, water. Beautyrest
r1affreSS. Nen IF ki.chen. D,si 5t4S 1ns
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WALKING DISTANCE. 1430 r. I. AVE
NV; Tefg. and gas free: :, large rms .
recep. hall, kit. bath, porch; sos; ga
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
tContinued J

$500 18th ST NV. Apt. 309-Nicely
furnished corner room; two exposures:
next bath; phone; no other roomers; i
or 2 gentlemen or employed couple.
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CHEVY CHASE, ND.-Gracious home for
gentleman master bed ROOM lovely view:
private bath with shower; exceptional fur
nishinEs and features; heated garage;
krea La ST nni lnnal WiScnns sin 4a2a-W
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sol Sth ST. SW.
0 rooms and bath. newly decorated $50. 90
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500 SOMERSET PL. N.W-ENTIPE end
roor new home. 3 large rms. CLOSETS
iIlly equipped kit. elec. refs., tile bath.
shower. oil heat; reasonable: adults
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

NEW APT. CONCORD GARDENS. $500
block l;:th ST. NV rooms. Kitchen.
ation large living room; Eleetrolux
ample closet space: spacious dnette: con-
Nenlent shopping center. golf course. e1-
press oUs churches schools al doorStep;
also Murphy bed apartment Resident
manager Randolph 1886. Apt. lob.
5524 sth ST. NV. CORNER OF 9Th AND
Longfellowl . rms. kit and bath. newly
dee; Frieidaire on house current Mod
ern BLDG. outside rms. Rent. $3.50. See
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1903 r. I. AVE- RMS, KIT BATH
light, eas and rsfg: SIS: also Ice frnn.
rm.. running water: no children. 10.
6604 LIST ST. NV. TAKOMA PARK-AT-
tractive 4-room. bath apt. mr. buses. store
Adults. Pvt. entrance. garage, Frigidsire
S4S GeOreia oonS
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142s IRVING ST N.E-ENT1RE end
hoor detached house. 3 rooms lsras
kltchen, large Rlassed-in porch, privst.
| bath. cont. h. W; $50: gas. electricitv
phone, neat electric refrigeration in
cluded. Potomac O0Sg
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BUNGALOWS; NEARBY VA. AND NIB
rms. b; reconditioned; S1b month
District $3.50. Evenings Cleveland 5O9l
HILLCREST S.E.-NEW GROOM HOUSE
baths. .-car garage; $95 per month
Lincoln aS23 9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-02
COND0RS DWARF REST OF ROCKS, ]: E!:LKS' PINNING
Herm ann, Hollmann and eBloedhorn Split High
 .@ Marks Monday

Opening the Rookie rolling al
 the Elks last night against the
 Huzzards, the Condors proceeded to walk off with most of the hon. ors for the night, while defeating the Buzzards in two of the three games.
 With Paul Bloedhorn rolling the high single game mark of the night a POS in the first game, the Con. dors compiled team game tota Iof 1885, Then. with Doc Hollmanr
 carrying the chief burden. they went on to gather in the team sci mark for the night, 1,5ls. Hollmar rolled a 528 tG:al to place second in that division;> R. R. Hermann. 544 being the only other total over 500. ,, Hermann also was one of the two rollers to better 200 in a single game and his scores had much to de with the Pintails two out of three win over the Screech Owls Sher' wood Wirt led the losers with ar even 5oo.' The closing match saw the Hell Divers take the odd game iron the Maspies. a match that held nc firewdrks:i only ,cohsistent rolling Orioles are given the floor at the Elks' tonight. with the Skylarks meeting the waxwings at 7:3o O. clock. the Towhees engaging tho Siskink- at s:3o, and the Blue Birds in mortal combat with the MoI..ns Birds at 0:30 o'clock.
 Scores made last night by the Rookie Bowlers were:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-02
MORE MOORES
 UP IN MAJORS
Dee and Lloyd, Rockies, to Appear in Cincinnati
 Uniforms

CINCINNATI, Ohio. March a. 4 pair of likely looking rockies named Moore may give Cincinnati lin 1887 one or two baseball stars to add to the big crop of Moore's al- ready in the National League.
 Dee Moore. pitcher catcher
 outfieider, who spent a few days lat the close of the 1936 season with
 Cincinnati, caught the fancy of
 Manager Charles Dressen as like ly prospect. No less did Chuck |grin over the way Lloyd Moore, up from Eldorado, Ark. performed as pitcher.
 Dee and Lloyd paired up in a final day exhibition. Dee pitched
 three innings then went behind
 the bat to catch Lloyd for the last several innings. A right smart job both did, too.
 Dee smacked out couple of dou- |bles. Chats always an impressive
 way to make major league debut.)
 He didn't yield a hit while he was lon the mound. Down at Macon,
 Ga, last summer he played the
 outfield the first game of double header and pitched the second game |perfectly-he didn't allow a hit.
 Lloyd, tall blond, was wild in his start but he settled down after Ia couple of innings and won from Dresser this comment:
 T consider Moore one of the best pitching prospects I have seen lin some years. There are few pitchers today who have that boys |speed.. He is a conner or I miss |my guess
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-02
PAST EXALTED . RULERS NIGHT
 IS TOMORROW
Elks Will Observe Annual Feature-Announcement
 Is Made of Officers

Past Exalted Rulers night will be celebrated tomorrow night by the Elks at 8 o'clock.
 The Past Exalted Rulers and the offices they will hold for the even ing are:
 Exalted Rulers, Henry Messer- schmidt and John H. Walmer: Els teemed Leading Knight, R. E. Rob- |ertson; Esteemed Loyal Knight. pr. c. F. Freeburger; Esteemed Lee turing Knight, John A. Hellenthal; Secretary, Dr, c. P. Jenne; Treas |urer. II. E. Biggs; Esquire. Harry Sperling; Inner Guard, J. L. Gray; Tiler, George Messerschmidt; Or ganist. Lou Turoff; Chaplain, Ralph B. Martin; Trustees. Wm. Dick inson. c, B. Rice. M. E. Monagle. Cash Cole is in charge of the entertainment for the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-02
ANCIENT COUGAR
 MASCOT NEARING,
 END AT PULLMAN

PULLMAN, Wash, Mar. 2.-Suf- : fering from old age. Butch" Wash ington States Cougar mascot, IS believed to be ending his last days in the States largest animal hos pital here. s
 The old mascot was named after Butch" Meeker, the immortal quarterback to whom former Gov ernor Hartly presented the cougar ten years ago. The veterinary In, at- tendance has prescribed q diet ot milk, eggs, and cod liver oil for the aging warrior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-02
GAMES
 FOR Bb TITLE
 TO BE PLAYED
Petersburg F i've Expected Here lofnorrowWll
 Meet Juneau High

Juneau High Scnool students learn : cd yesterday tsiat the silver bas- ketball, which is given each year torthe champion basketball team of Southeast Alaska, has arrived from Ketchikan and is, now awaiting the outcome of the games this week between Juneau and Petersburg to decide who will be the proud pos sessor of the trophy for the year The silver basketball was donat- ed by the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company in 1922 and since that time the beautiful trophy has been held by the following teams who have won the Southeast title: !: Douglas, 1922. 1928, 1924; Ketchi- kan, 1925. 1928. 1927; Juneau 1928; I Petersburg 1929: Ketchikan 1880 1881; Douglas lss2; Juneau, 1883; Ketchikan 1884; Wrangell 1855; Ketchikan 1896. ss Juneau. Douglas. Haines and Skagway. comprise the Northern Di-
 
 vision and the winner of. this sec tion. which is Juneau this year. plays the top team from the South ern Division which is Petersburg The, Southern Division Is made up |of Petersburg. Wrangell and Ket- chikan. sr. To decide whether Juneau or Pet ersburg will wear the crown for the championship team of Southeast Alaska series of three games will be played this week.
 Announcement of the schedule will be made when the Petersburg team arrives in Juneau. It is probable that the players will arrive tomor- row. ss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-02
BEAVERS AND vANDALS VIE
 FOR DUNGEON
Oregon State Hoopers Are
 Leading Idaho by One Game, Northern Div.

MOSCOW, Idaho, Mar. 2.--Undis- puted possession Of the cellar title in the Northern Division Pacific Coast Conference basketball race is at stake here tonight when the Ore- gon State Beavers meet the Idaho Vandals.
 The Orangemen are at present one game ahead of Idaho in the circuit standings. Teams from the U. of Washington and U. of Oregon, tied for first place, meet in Seattle this weekend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-02
Sport
 fSLNzs[S
-.DDs

Chick Hafey seems determined tt regain berth with the Cincinnati
 Reds. He's listed among those ex.
 pected to report at Tampa. Chick feels fit again, but wheth. CT he will be able to step back aftel
 an absence of almost two years i.
 something else. He is not too olc
 to have some baseball left in hi. esystem-he's just 34. There art
 many bigtimers at that age or older
 Hafey's biggest handicap is that long absence. Few ball players car stay away more than a year ane then come back. Early in 1895 Chick was stricker with flu. It left him a chronic sin. jus ailrnent. He went on the volun. tary retired list.
 He Feels Helpful Last Spring when Haley appeared toured the Reds placed him on. the roster. They thought that wher warm weather rolled around the biz fellow would put in an appearance But he never did. Perhaps Chick found that he was not quite ready His correspondence with Cincin- pati this winter indicated Chick feels he can be of real help. He is hardly one to go to the trouble o1 training unless he feels reasonably lsure there is some chance of re- Ecapturing some of the form that Fenabled him to lead National league batters in 1881 while still with St Louis. ta
 Has Few Enemies Tn his prime Hafey was a terrific right handed batter. Few ever hi, Ia ball harder. His big league aver |age was .320 He was a dependable
 fielder and boasted one of the fin est throwing arms,
 {, Chick is picking no soft spot foi
 his comeback. The Reds outfield
 may not be; the best in the league
 but there are several promising youngsters coming up to vie with veterans.
 Only right field seems definitely
 filled-with Ival Goodman. Xix Cuyler likely will hold down cen.
 ter field as, long as his legs hold up.
 The real battle is going to be fol
 left field. For that berth, Chick
 will have to beat out: Babe Her. man, the one and only: Phil Vein traub. former Giant who hit .37l with Rochester last year; Joe Dwyel |of Nashville, who hit 65 doubles land batted .383, and Jack Rothrock who is up for another fling in thu |hig show after 8 successful '36 sea |son with Rochester. Outside of thesx |gentIernen the left field spot is oper land waiting for Chick.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-02
KANSAS FLYER TAKES SPECIAL BOARD RACE
 ATSETONHALL GAMES

NEWARK. N. J., Mar. 2.--Glenn Cunningham, the Nations ace miller, galloped home in front of all rivals m the special one thousand yard race of the Tenth Annual &c., tonhall Games here last night.
 Ed Brown. of New York, was the pace-setter until the last lap, when Cunningham turned on the heat.