The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-11-05
Round The Town

lhanks, Mf. American Mail Line,
for net ta'iag E4lo Lewis 10 Chi
aa last week on the Jackson: your
timely action was good for twelve
points last Sunday when the Ban
eis walloped the Ranch AGuetangs.
Yes Sir Ladies and Gentlemen.
the Hawks" were an inspired
team Sunday. It looked as if the
team had spent a quiet Saturday
evening, got plenty Of good whole
some rest and felt in great shape
for the game. A large crowd Of
wild, cheering fans enjoyed the
best game of the season.
MEMORIES TheNbig' burly cop
with the booming voice astrigs a
dancing pony in the downtown
streets The swarm of folks
who gathered at the Terminal to
welcome back the s. S. H F. All
exander from the east coast
Nite-cmbbing at the famed Black
and Tan Joe Lillard, one Of
Oregon's greatest backs, going in
to the air for a touchdown against
Washington several years ago
Those good old days while room
ing with Mrs. Ella Brown at 30
10Th Avenue Selling newspa-
pers at the famed Golden West
Hotel in Portland The Copper
Kettle Those stomps where
Doyle Springs would swing OUT
on his special one-finger blues.
SHORT QU1CKIES: Columbus
Honeysuclle and Billy Black look
ing on while the man" at the po-
lice court deals out time to a tres
passer It looks like the clubs
across town are booming, or at
least are expecting a boom, by
the way tie "416" and Golden
West" clubs have enlarged their
quarters Isabel Donaldson al
ways looks smartly dressed
Booker Washington go1f-clubbing
it out at Glendale's swanky lay
out Whatever became of Rev
els Cayton? And his big sister
and brother. Madge and Horace?
And the two inseparables, Ted
Haight and Clarence Taylor? And
last but not least, where did Shell
by disappear to? That gal who
whipped those piano sharps and
flats clear outa this world
Buzzi. Anderson four-year-old son
of the Attorney, can already tap
out a neat dance routine: bo-
jangles in the making Lois
Buxton, when she can be persuad-
ed and is in the mood, sings Just
like Mildred Bailey, torcher with
Red Nerve orchestra heard nightly
over the radio. Reallyll Add
cute toast: Here's to those who'd
love us if we cared Here's to
those we'd loTy if we dared!!
Many happy returns to Bill Ber-
gencotter, recent birthday cele-
brant, WHO'S the lucky boy friend
of the little girl who has such an
"it' voice over the telephone-Vi
and Verna, the twins, were also
recent birthday celebrants. Bill
Hyatt up n about after .'ol' rock
in chair" had him for a weeks
spell of cold in the haid" If
any part of your memory about
the good OIL days way back
when" fails you, sit back and lis
ten to the Conn-Jones-Despenasi-
O'Brien Quartette, while accurate
dates and figures dating back from
fifteen to thirty years are reeleG
off with split-secone accuracy. Can
you truckers do the Big Apple ?
Apple sauce. Yeah, me too!
Congratulations to the Rt. Rev.
John R. Harris, popular minister,
for the well-balanced Sunday af-
ternoon radio programs he arrang-
ed and maestroed during October.
Fan letters and kilograms high
with praise drifted in from as far
away as Chicago, New York and
points south, with many local re-
quests for continuance of the
broadcasting series Elbe and
Floyd Stricken off on a swell auto
tour of the coast" happy land
ings Seeya, gang.