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Evening star., 1937-09-05
Stars Galore Entered,

Stars Galore Entered.
FNTRY list of outboard and inboard
drivers for the Presidents Cup
Regatta, which is less than three weeks
away, reads like the bluebook Of mo-
torboatdom, including as it does
George Refs, Maude and Jack Ruth
erford and the possibility of inter-
national entries of Count Theo Rossi
and Guido Cattaneo of Italy. Jean
Dinthilac Of France and E. M. Will
son of Canada.
Although the event for the Presi-
dents Cup is expected to furnish the
keenest competition, the American
power boat championship will attract
such notables as Jack Cooper. S. Nor
timer Auerbach, Fred Hahn, Cecil
Bagley and Sam Crooks.
In the 135-cubic-inch race
Washington will be represented
by Jack Hyde and Jack Schnei-
der. who this week end are rae
ing in the circuit regatta in New
Jersey.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
GIANT TUNA CAPTURED

AVALON, Santa Catalina Island,
September 4 tP>.-Fishermen here are
excited over the catching of l30-
pound blue-fin tuna. the largest taken
in Santa Catalina Island waters in 10
years.
Charles Lang brought it to Raff after
a 27-minute battle. using regulation
24-thread tuna club tackle.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
A;R0G;S LI5{EEI
By RRTAWToN ~"

DRoBABLY one Of the common phrases known the pet
- is He understands
that well
knowledge psychology
ordinary
vobular and dogs that talked
the
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Oarsnen Wind Campaign With Potomac Club
OARSMEN ARRIVE EARLY
Middle States Regatta on Tap
Tomorrow at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 4 tF.-
Early arrivals for the forty-sixth
annual Middle States Regatta took
to the waters of the Patapsco River
today to practice under a sultry sky
for the rowing races to be held to-
morrow
Virginia Boat Club of Richmond,
under the close scrutiny of its vet
eran coach. Jim Wray, had several
shells on the river
Malta Boat Club and Paramount
Rowing Association Of Philadelphia
Princeton Rowing Association of
Princeton, N. j.. and the host club,
Arundel Boat Club, all were repre-
sented by varying numbers and types
of shells.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
DUKE-PITT GAME BOOMS.

Although the Pittsburgh Panthers
do not invade Duke Stadium until
November q, the advance sale Of
tickets for the clash has broken all
records for this early in the season,
the Duke athletic Office has an
nounced
Evening star., 1937-09-05
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angling
| Eastern Shore hostat
Hotel and always interested
possibilities of hauling a the
Fishing really is fishing
the Kngfh
ouheE per day Sounds it
When angling good il good.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
BIG CYCLE MEET HERE
Sweepstakes Card of 10 Races
Scheduled October II.

The third annual National Capital
bicycle sweepstakes. sanctioned by
the Amateur Bicycle League of
America, will be held Sunday, October
II. around the Elipse roadway.
1t is expected to attract many ma
tional and Olympic cycling stars
since Jackie Simms. former cham
pion, relinQuished his crown to Join
the professional ranks
Ten races will be held with the
main event 15-mile open sprint.
Trophies and medals will be pre-
sented by the Welfare and Recrea-
tional Association.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
PLEBES IN SKIRMISH
1enz Scores Two Touchdowns in
First Practice Match.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. September A.
Navy Plebes, who have been on the
foot ball field for the last three weeks,
held their first practice Latch today.
While the Plebes have six games
scheduled. opening with the George
Washington freshmen on September
rs, their first function will be to op-
pose the varsity In early practices.
Practice today indicated that the
Plebes, under Head Coach Oscar Hag-
berg. have made good progress. Gilt
Lenz a 200-pound back from Latrobe
Pa. who has speed as well as weight
scored two touchdowns, one on a
series Of off-tackle plunges and the
other after intercepting a pass.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

Z IIe tIVUU WI IV1SdIS TIVIIIIUIlS 1ld z
been met in person by this correspond
ent. and some Of them are those big,
yellow-f1n tide runners passing the S.
pound mark. They are the boys with
the fancy coat Of shimmering gray,
which are not only beauties to, look
at. but tickling to the palate as we'll.
And they like cut squid, bait which
can be had over in that section of the
country at reasonable figure.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
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ED BY Comdr Charles Peters r his cabin Lyn the
Conhian ne Of 20 craft
River Power Squadron
Those made the three
the estate of Barnes ocoquan with
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Star Trophies at Capital Y. G.

HE Evening Star trophies will be
presented to winning sailors at
the Capital Yacht Club on Sunday
evening, September 10.
Nationally known yachtsmen COM
prise the Race Committee. Herbert
l.. Stone, editor of Yachting Magazine,
Is its chairman. Others are William
F. Crosby, editor of Rudder Magazine,
and executive secretary of the snipe
class; DR.. John Eiman, president OF
the comet class: Rear Admiral c. R.T
LoWndes, U. S. N, retired; and
Capt. Archer Allen, U. S. N.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
BOATS.

aa.FT, CRUISER; sleeps full EQUIP
Can be seen at Airport Yacht Basin.
SMALL AUXILIARY CABIN SAIL BOAT
design: consider terms: $3.50 Mr.. Kntsht,
National S604 during day.
oUTBoARD MOTOR. Winter service
fs oVe hoasnr prsy.nt sy'sT eor
rosion: all for S3.50. .l.40 st. Sc
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOR: Iisht
twin; excel. condition, will sacrifice for
$50. Col. 5327.
Of size or condition cash paid for same
l"40 E st, Sc. Lincoln 3217.
CABIN CRUISER: "5 it., 6-cyl. motor, ma
sin. clutch toilet ole pn. hunks ETC. Askns
s1a5: sacritee. sa5; 'sot good eois eond,tion on'
Wurzbacher Cottage, South River Park,
BOAT, as-ioot Hooper Island Fishing, rood
cash. Call Atlantic 623a
sLooP--,3 hull in perfect condition;
new sails and motor sleeps 4 galley, toi-
ing equipment price reduced for quick
sale. Metropolitan 31a0.
MATTHEWs.o3s-ft; twin cabin; twin
don new eTes sas sssps s.
Metropolitsn 37.0.
3sFT. DOUBLE CABIN CRUISER; Ie5-
ihid;p, h;p, motor; ;, auxiliary Delco plant for
Woodwork WOO above deck mahosany; mahoE,
Yacht Club. Bon 40 Star. len N'iy''"o
AUXILIARY sLooP, 3sxIox4Ia; excel
nSsI .SS5.eis'ed eess sssh h q ei: ?:
CABIN BOAT, 26 feet: good eond, new
sauipned Teady to Ai"s ao; sssen ssse. .erms. a4lty
YACHT LOIS: length, rs; beam. IA: draft,
A ena sound n1.n,n, treated tm6ers
galley GALLEY with r.nse Arcola for hot:svater
ery,cs and 1.ssstinn ssstins twin new
lns costs s per miie pe!ce iisRtin. als eIsns.
TUB txo i?e sob s Ph 1.
extinRuishins tanks, hoists anchors.
chains; lines and usual eauipment. Moored
At dock AIRPORT Basin.
Evinrude; one 10 hp. johnson Ike; Ike
4ao South Washington St. Ai.xandria. va. Va.
CABIN CRUISER; 3s It. long; 8, cabins,
built Summer Of 1895: fully equipped VsH'i With
&C.: cost $1,000, sell s7oo. R II. French, 1.
Harryhogan. Va. s.
hoaany; $500. Champion Boat yard,
GEORGETOWN, or call Mr.. White, District
423S after Monday.
CANOE for sale; sa5. Bee Mr.. Farley,
Dempsey's Boat House.
,g EyINRupE . MoT3h .o1SIior ,,:y sysa.r lit,li
$40 cash. Randolph 3l63.
noso1 NJ. ,. sandny to Sshe
cottass a34. Sherwood Forest
Evening star., 1937-09-05


were entered for these advanced tests,
two shepherds and a poodle.
Both shepherds qualified,
while the poodle did not quite
make the grade.
Jill already is entered for the
utility dog class at Rye, N. Y, Sep
tember IL. The obedience classes at
this show will be considered the first
Obedience Club speciality show and
there is no doubt that there will be
the requisite number of competitors
to enable Jill to become the most
titled dog in America.
Cy and Nancy Wolner are leaving
today for tour of Canada, during
the course of which they plan to take
in the three most important Canadian
shows. They plan to exhibit four wire
hair terriers and two German shep-
Evening star., 1937-09-05

ments. Today yachtsmen divide time
between land and water sports. in
cluding swimming and dinghy races
and base ball.
A majority Of the shippers are
planning to cruise on up to popular
Gunston Cove this evening before
turning homeward late tomorrow.
Just across from Ocoquan a large
fleet OF Washington Y. c. members
will be gathered for their Labor day
rendezvous in Mattawoman Creek.
Potomac waterways should be as busy
as they ever will be this season, come
tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Juniors in Feature.

THE feature struggle in the Junior
division will bring together the
Police Boys Club No and J. c.
Flood diamonders who now are tied
for first place with three victories and
no defeats.
Complete schedule for today follows:
tnlimited-Section A.
NO games scheduled
UnIimited-Seeton r.
GEORGETOWN VS.. Cardinals East Fllnse
All games at 3 pm.
Juniors.
Police BOYS Club No 3 vs J C. Flood,
South Ellipse
Georges Radio VS.. Police BOYS Club No.
4, West Elllpse
Elliose
Nick Bombard VS.. stevarts Pharmacy,
East Eliipse
All games at pm
Midget
Corr s Bicycle Shop vs. Geor7. Deouds.
South Ellipse. 1890 am
Second game OF the Midss' League pla~-
OF. corr oeleated Georse Deoudes III
the frst game. 3 to ..
Evening star., 1937-09-05
DISTRICT SAILORS
STAR IN REGATTA
Smythe Comet Class Win.
ner, Wright Is Snipe Victor
at GaleSviIIe.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dlspa tch to The Star.
~ ALESVILLE. Nd. Sept. 5.-A
record fleet of 81 sailing
craft In 10 classes gathered
~ for the first days events of
the eighth annual West River Sailing
Club regatta of here yesterday and
raced over 512-mile triangle at the
mouth of the river
Washington shippers took first and
second in the comet class, a third in
the 20-foot restricted division, a first
in the snipe class and second in the
14-foot class.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
LOWELL GETS FIGHTS
Jacobs Signs Argentine for Two
New York Engagements.

NEW YORK, September 4 (P.-Mike
Jacobs, head Of the Twentieth Century
Sporting Club, today signed Alberto
Lowell, Argentine heavyweight, for two
New York fights, the first in the Hip
podrome October 6 against an op-
ponent still to be selected.
Jacobs said the big Argentines sec
ond fight probably will be held in
Madison Square Garden.
Lowell, now campaigning on the Pa
ciflc Coast, will come East immediately.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

his Buddy, Harry Lusenkamp in Wa
terwitch, Skipper R. Shanafelt in his
Wanderer, John White in Dor Cat
and Capt; Angus Edwards.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Woman Ace Carries Bursee.

Woman Ace Carries Bursee.
THE Washington Y. C. burgee will
be carried by one Of the out
standing woman outboard drivers in
the National Outboard Regatta in
Richmond on September l8 and 10.
She is Gina Temple of Cleveland,
official timer for the Mid-East Out
board Association.
Miss Temple will race in the
outboard events on September
"a of the Presidents Cup Re-
gatta.
Among this clubs members who
have been cruising the Potomac and
Chesapeake are Frank Courtney in his
cruiser, Traveller, William Loving in
Evening star., 1937-09-05
M|DGETS SEEKING
| CITY LOOP CROWN
Deoudes, Corr Mines Meet
Today in. Second Game
Of PIay-0H.

~ EORGE DEOUDES and Corrs
I Bicycle Shop mines square off
again today in the second
game Of their plav-off series
Tor the midget championship OF the
Capital City League.
Dick Rozella and Charley Batchelder
are scheduled TO resume mound duties
where they left off last Sunday when
both pitched eight-hit ball with Ro-
celia and his Bicycle mates finishing
on the long end of a 80 score.
If Rozella can tame the hard hitting
Deoudes aggregation today his team
will win the title. but his loss will mean
final play-of1 game next Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

before last The necessary three dogs
were entered for these advanced tests,
two shepherds and a poodle
Evening star., 1937-09-05
Souid aS 4 Raft

SQU1O ~ =
SPEAKING Of squid, it is a wonder
some bait dealer would not get wise
to the fact that there is a ready mar
Evening star., 1937-09-05

EVrNRUDE MOTOR, 1 cylinder littls
used: perfect condition: cost $3.50: sell
! $40 cash. Randolph 3163.
RUNABOUT. mshoeany, 4.cylindeI 9tsI
Cottags 334, Sherwood Forest
Carbon County news., 1937-12-10

DID you know, Milady, that
~ Santa Claus and Sew Your
Own have Joined forces to make
this the brightest, charmingest
Christmas you've ever known?
Yes, it's a fact! And you who've
tried so hard to be good (and
never little naughty are going
to be rewarded to the full. Gifts
by Sew-Your-Own from Santa
Claus to you.
Festive Fashion.
You're in line for personalized
gifts this year, lucky lady, and
what could be closer to your
hearts desire than a velvet house
coat-nothing indeed (Sew-Your-
Own knows every girls weak
ness).
Darling and Practical.
For Miss Keep-the-Home-Beau-
tiful we've specially designed a
pair of really different aprons.
One is the kind to wear when ac-
tually doing kitchen chores, the
other is a dressy model-so pref
ty you will make darling host
ess. Sew-Your-Ow sends these
out in one package but Santa may
split them up, so don't feel slight
ed, Miss K-T-H-B, if your stocking
gives forth only one-either the
tea time model or the all-around-
the-clock style.
For the Very Young.
If you're very young lady you
may find Gift No. 1898 or Gift
Set No. 1923 packed neatly in your
stocking one fine morning soon.
The former, a dress plus dainty
shorts, will be a peachy combina-
ton to wear to parties when you
want to be dressed up swell"
The Temple Trio, a hat, scarf and
muff set, was designed to put a
little Hollywood" in your Christ
mas. It's as bright and cheerful
as you could wish for. Hope you're
the winner, little lady!
The Patterns.
Pattern 1910 is designed for
sizes IA to 20 (32 to AZ bust).
Size 16 (full length) requires 57s
yards of 80 inch material; in me-
dunn length 5A yards.
Pattern 1922 is designed for
Carbon County news., 1937-12-10

sizes Small (S4-36), Medium (Ss-
4O), and Large (42-44). Plain
apron requires 1B yards of 3S
inch material for medium size-
The dressy style requires Ia
yards of 49, inch material for
medium size, plus 4 yards of ma
chine ruf1ing for trimming, as pic
tured.
Pattern 1898 is designed for
sizes 6, 8, TO-, IL, IA years. Size 8
requires 25s yards Of SO inch ma
terial.
Pattern Set 1923 is designed for
sizes Small (18 in. head size), Me
dunn GO in. head size), and Large
(21h in. head size).- The ensemble,
medium size, requires 1b yards
of 81 inch material.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, Room 1920.
211 W. Wacker Drive, Chicago, Ill.
Price of patterns, IS cents Gin
coins) each.
New Pattern Book.
Send IS cents for the Barbara
Bell Fall and Winter Pattern
Book. Make yourself attractive
practical and becoming clothesp
selecting designs from the Bar
bara Bell. well-planned, easy-to-
make patterns.
q Bell Syndicate. WNU Service.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-10
Mussel Shells, Worth Many Millions,
Made the Great Pearl Button Industry

The history of mussels in Michi-
gan is not much different from
that in other mussel-producing
areas, observes a writer in the De-
troit Free Press. When a maker
of mother-of-pearI buttons from sea
shells in Europe, moved to Musca-
tine, Iowa, in 1890, and turned out
pearl buttons from fresh water mus
sells on a little hand machine, the
exploitation of the nations mussel
beds was inevitable. AS soon as the
business was a success, American
brains and capital came into the
picture. Power machines were in
vented to make mussel shells into
pearl buttons. The business grew
rapidly.
The great Mississippi river, the
father of waters" had a natural
supply of mussel beds, untouched
by the greed of man. It was the
largest supply Of fresh water mus
sells shells and fresh water pearls
in the world, worth many millions
of dollars. Some OF these beds
produced 5000 to 1000 tons of mus
sci shells to the mile. One man with
a mussel boat could catch from one
to two tons Of shells a day. Some
Carbon County news., 1937-12-10
How One Wonlan
Lost 20 lbs Of Fat
Lost Her Prominent Hips
Double Chin-Sluggishnes
Gained Physical 'Vigor-
A Shapely Figure.

Ifyou'refat- -frstremove the cause!
Get on the scales today and see
how much you weigh then get a 4 or.
bottle of Kruschen Salts which will
last you 4 weeks. -...>>
Take one-half teaspo Of Krusch.
en- Salts in glass Of hot water in the
morning-modify your diet and get a
little regular gentle exercise-in 8
weeks get on the scales and note how
many pounds of fat have vanished.
Notice also that you have gained in
energy-your skin is clearer-you
feel younger in body-KruscI1en will
give any fat person a joyous surprise.
But be sure it's Kruschen-your
health comes first.
You can get Kruschen Salts from
any leading druggist anywhere in
America Casts 4 Weeks) and the
cost is but little. If this first bottle
doesn't convince you this is the cas-
lest, SAFEST and surest way to
help you lose ugly fat-your money
gladly returned.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-10

found fresh water pearls worth
thousands of dollars each.
The manufacturers in the button
business were no different from 9TH
er manufacturers. They were in
business for profit, not for health.
They~~made more and better ma
chinery. They glutted the market.
The shrewder men uncovered new
markets, and whipped the old china
and horn buttons out of existence.
The fresh water pearl button be-
came the strongest, most beauti-
full and best button that was ever
put on manufactured garments.
In the search for new sources Of
supply. the Michigan mussel beds
were discovered, among which
those of the Grand river were most
productive. Their history is tn e
same as that of the Mississippi;
in fact, the same as that of the
exploitation of most of our natural
resources.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-10

Marian came running out to him
as he unsaddled.
In heavens name," said Wheel
er, ''where were you yesterday"
II was out with my horse-what
Of it? When's Uncle John coming
back?"
Hell be back by tonight; he gave
Amos his word. Steve and Tulare
sighted Lon Magoon up
'"Tia Cara told me all that. But
look here-where in the world are
they hunting for him now? I've rid
den all over these hills back here
and never saw sign of them"
They're probably hunting a lit
tie farther than you went"
"Then," she said, they're hunt
ing too far away! Because I'm sure
I saw Lon Magoon-not more than
three hours ago."
Much riding and the heat of the
day had made Wheeler drowsy, but
now he snapped sharply awake.
''What did he look like?"
"a scraggly little man with a rifle
in his hands; he was on a good sor-
rel with blaze face and one white
leg"
Good lord! Did he see you?"
II don't think so. After he was
out of sight I got back here as fast
as I could. I was praying some
Carbon County news., 1937-12-10
CHAPTER x--Continued


The sheriff looked doubtful. ''Well,
don't suppose an hour or two
Thirty hours" Dunn said.
Amos shook his head. 'No-l
can't do that"
Amos" said Dunn, from the
first, you've played into the hands Of
the people that are against the "a.
That's your lookout, if you want to
do that; I don't figure to make any
trouble for you in any way. But
] got to have today and tomorrow
to put my affairs straight. You
give me 30 hours and give you
my word I'll 60 with you tomorrow
night"
II don't question your word,
Dunn" Amos said. But doubt
if the people of the county will stand
for it. They're sure hollering for
an arrest
''Its you that's sheriff." Dunn
pointed out. ''This is the last thing
I'm going to ask of you. But I sure
got to have until tomorrow night. |"
Sheriff Amos studied him, and ap-
peared to consider for a long time.
II want to be fair, Dunn" he said.
Public opinion is awful strong
against you-stronger than is rea-
sonable, in a way. This isn't an
easy thing for me to do. You know
that"
Tomorrow night" Dunn said
stubbornly.
Tomorrow night, then," the sher-
iff agreed at last.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-10

pie 9A inch blocks for quilt or
pillow. Pattern 1879 contains con-
plete, simple instructions for cut.
ting, sewing and finishing, togeth-
er with yardage chart, diagram
of quilt to help arrange the blocks
for single and double bed size,
and a diagram of block which
serves as a guide for placing
the patches and suggests contrast
ing materials.
Send Is cents in stamps or coins
(coins preferred) for this pattern
to The Sewing Circle, Needlecraft
Dept. 50 Eighth Ave, New York.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-10

body would be here. But I've beer
here over an hour. I thought no
body was ever going to come.''
''Can you find the place where he
was?"
''Of course"
It cost fresh ponies an hours hard
work to take them to the place
where Marian had seen the armed
rider; yet Wheeler was astonished.
The "a riders were casting wide,
blocking off distant passes-and il
Marian was right, Magoon had dou,
bled back to take cover almost I'm.
der their own roof. Marian led Billy
to vast, V-cut gulch, in country
heavy with desert juniper and scrub
Poak.
He was riding down here, headed
west. I was in those upper ledges. -
In the broad canyon the ground
was f1inty, but in the bottom of a
slender ribbon of gravelly sand
wound crooked course, marking
the run-off of last winters rains.
Working up-canyon, Wheeler pres
emily found what he was after: the
trail of horse crossing a twist in
the sands of the vanished creek.
'Marian-you sure seem to have
done what failed us all! Can you
read that trail?"
mo"
"A tired horse, unshod, ridden
over rocks for three, four days;
trying to hurry, plugging along
steadily, and straight
He let his voice trail off. Some
isolated memory from far back was
troubling him, trying to make itself
known. He knew this place; once
before, years ago, he had ridden
here, but only once, for the poor
feed called few cattle. He remem-
bered bitter, soapy-tasting water.
Suddenly he re m m b d.
There's some sort of old shelter
up here-some fool mining men had
it once. There's little water there,
not much good, and stock can't get
at it; riders don't go through there
once year. Marian, if can work
this right-we've got hirn!"
HE has nearly three hours start,
Billy"
But his horse is close to played
out. He'll figure to hide out up
there and rest. If l can come on
him before dark can catch him in
a straight rum
Marian's eyes shone with queer,
fearful light. Nov? Tonight?"
Right now within the four
miles"
''You will be careful, won't you?"
Sure. By the time you get back
to the ranch your uncle should be
there. Tell him.
''By the time / get back?"
"Of course-he told Amos he'd be
back. Tell him to send somebody
with fresh led horse. I'm going
to"
But I'm not going back
He stared at her a moment. "You