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The Washington times., 1938-11-12
By Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-After a
dress rehearsal this morning at
Wrigley Field, the Redskins
marked time until tOmOrrOw'S
important get-tOgether with Chi
cagO's Bears.
Ray Flaherty and Wayne Mill
ner went to South Bend, 80 miles
distant to see the NOtre Dame
Minnesota struggle in ROckne
Memorial Stadium. The rest of
the boys were told to stay off
their feet as much as possible.
According to the Bears buSi-
ness office, tOmOrrOw'S game will
draw 10000 or more people for
the Redskins first appearance
here since Cliff Battles and
Sammy Baugh ran and passed
the Bears dizzy in the cham
piOnship game year ago.
Few ChicagOans avaiIed them
selves of the opportunity to see
Sammy Baugh in action that
day, for the thermometer how
cred Snugly around zero; the
ground was frozen and icy and
the skies were threatening and
overcast.
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Rivals Records

homa. These three teams are the
only clubs in the Midwest sporting
perfect records at this time.
George Washington, after bowl.
irg over it's first four opponents,
struck a snag two weeks ago, los.
ing to Ole Miss, 25-0, and last
week at Greenville, S. c., lost to
a powerful Clemson eleven, 27-0
After a severe shake-up, Coach
Bill Reinhart will send a vastly
changed Colonial machine on the
field today. Bob Nowaskey, the
best end of the District college
set, has been moved to the full.
back berth, while Tackle Sunny
Jones takes over the snapperback
role.
FARIS AT WING BERTH
Bob Faris, substitute end, will
start in Nowaskey'S regular wing
position, and Duce Keaney, sub
Continued on Page IA, Col. A.
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Bobby Tow KaYoed
BV Walker in Sixth

CHICAGO, Nov. IL. - Bobby
Tow, of Alexandria, Va, was
knocked out in the sixth round
of his scheduled eight-round bout
last night at White City by Henry
Wacker, Taylorsville, ILL.,, Negro.
It was Wacker's sixth straight
knockout victory. Tow was down
for a count of two in the second
and came back to stagger Wacker
in the third.
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Although posted odds out of
New York list the game tossup,
right here in Washington the
Colonial eleven is on the short of
the 7-to-5 betting.
The game marks the second ap-
pearance of the JayhaWk eleven
of the Big Six conference here, as
Kansas came East in 1888 and
nosed out G. W., 10.
PRIMED FOR TOUGH GAME
Both teams have suffered sting
irg reverses in the last two weeks
and should be primed today for
a gruelling game.
In addition to walloping from
Notre Dame, the Jayhawkers have
bowed to Iowa State and Okla
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VIRGINIA ELEVEN
FACES HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. II
G.N.S0.-Harvard's 1888 football
eleven today faces the Cavaliers
of Virginia in the eighth renewal
of a series which started in 1915.
The Crimson has swept every
game with the Southerners to
date, ringing up 229 points. The
boys from Dixie have never
crossed a Harvard goal line, but
hoped to today on the forward
pass route.
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Shoes Are Needed
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Barefoot Hawaiian Team
Faces Denver SnOWStOrm

foot at home, but because Den.
ver's gridmen will, from force
of habit, wear the usual cleatS,
the visitors have decided they'd
better have the same protection
to guard against smashed toes.
Odds, which favored the in
vaderS heavily a few days ago,
took a cue from the weather
man this morning and began to
drOp-the general idea being
that . fOOtballer who's a whiZZ
in a sunbeam may be just a
sucker in . snOWStOrm.
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DENVER, Nov. IL (I.N.S.).
The weather may prove to be
the University of Hawaii's most
formidable opponent today when
the schools dipSy-dO football
team clashes here with the Uni
versity of Denver'S gridirOn
StalwartS.
Rapidly dropping tempera-
lures and predictions of snow
threatened to bog down the
attack of the Hawaiian eleven.
The men from the Sun.kissed
Pacific isle generally play bare
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Pirates Bow
Los Angeles Bulldogs
Trip White e Co., I7-6

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Nov 12.-The Will Rogers
Memorial Stadium was dedi-
Gated here yesterday when the
Los Angeles Bulldogs, rowing
professional football team, de-
feated WhizZer White and the
Pittsburgh Pirates, IL to 6.
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as & a l norma
has put into
effect?
Through the
re eco m menda-
ton of the Cali
fornia Breeders
Association, the
C a liforn i a
H o rse Racing
Board has is
sued a ruling
which bars all
t W o. yea r -oldS
from racing
prior to May /
of anY We ar.
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the British
Open, North
Eng la n d p.
G. A. and Ma
tiOnal p. G.
A. titles, visit
ed Witty Cox,
prOfeSsiO n a |
at Congress
siOnal, yeSter-
day, while en-
route to the
mid S o u t h
tOurnam e n t
at PinehurSt.
If time per-
mits he will
Dlay a round
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hhodH UhrIstmaS This action has
also been favorably accepted by
breeders of that State through
approving signatures.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, vice
president of the Maryland Jockey
Club, is making an attempt to
concur with' the same idea in the
State Of Maryland, but it has not
as yet become an actual ruling.
It would truly be one of the
tCOntinued on Page IS, Col. j.
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PENALTY BREAK.
PAVES Way FOR.
C. us TRIUMPH.

A couple of Cardinal halfbacks,
Burke Vidnovic, senior workhorse
from McKeesport, Pa, and Henry
BroStek, tow-headed sophomore
from Solvay, N. Y, marked the
seven-point difference between
Catholic University and the Uni
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are TENNESSEE, unbeaten in the South
eastern Conference; DUKE, undefeated in
the Southern Conference; OKLAHOMA,
undefeated in the Big Six, and TEXAS
CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY, the pride Of the
Southwestern Conference The North
ern candidate is NOTRE DAME Dart
mouth is not bowl team by choice.
NOTRE DAME PUTS ITS BOWL
CHANCES TO THE TOUCH this after.
noon when the Fighting Irish face the
GOLDEN GOPHERS OF MINNESOTA -.
This is the first of two severe tests for the
Romans, who three weeks from today
deploy against the TROJANS OF SOUTH
ERN CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES
Yes. you can make that THREE SEVERE
TESTS FOR THE ROMANS, who next
week tackle NORTHWESTERN If
Laydens men can go through the season
undefeated they will rate Bowl honors de-
spite the favoring break of the GETCHELL
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Arizona Defeated
By Miners, 26 TO IA

TUCSON, Ariz., Nov. 12.-TeXas
School of Mines came from behind
in the last half of its Armistice
Day game against U. of Arizona
to win by 26 to IA for an upset vic
tory.
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Frank Buck" INCIDENT in the with CARNEGIE
FTX gcEX SESEsGE SxEEEa5E nr
that G kE Nqe e p s s s6 Of
1t the Mnneota forward wall that made possible the
idas caS and are BAH
ao fy No p 1ne M latter has a
depth in backs but may not match the first Line and reserve line
The SH NATIONAL FfcrURE TO-DAY: " ~ ~ '' "
EsGS5
h hex e ] R T % AND KANSAS 1Ssy 9s1F
the the Journey % along the line They o% meet MISSOURI ri today
i SboT b1 M Dse sE ss IL and
formerly assistant to B1FE Jones coach Of
IS FINE TEAM EAR BETTER THAN EVEN ITS SPLENDID
EooTgAIL FORM gHog1R HOLD u TRUE Topaz m Az TEXAS
si ssme @ sna s We
they beat Baylor by of to TENNESSEE plays
have Is S ls
5 sS
R ov would S be 1et g 0 N s mo tie it iGuq t
ONLY MAJOR VICTORY OF THE YEAR.
WITH F1oR1DAs FOOTBALL. TEAMS BELOW STANDARD, it
%0d not % nev be m M m to see % s and
to make the SUGAR BOWL, in New orleans.
NOT ALL THE GOOD FOOTBALL GAMES WILL BE PLAYED
morrow UINE CoMPANYs unlimited eleven will
A.
the benefit of the children housed
will be smashing from start to finish with lot of good
football And naturally the in which is played
TENNIS wants play football UNITED STATES
NAVAL ACADEMY, but the refuses to permit him
to
"THIS THE DAY" AT VILLANOVA They've up
miniature World War the coming TEMPLE with the
main line WILDCATS Warner refuses crafty his critics by
retiring going ball
Young Corbett Sd, the Californian who fights Fred
Aposto also Californian for the mddleweight championship of
the New York State Athletic Commission When Illinois Col
ege Mkin Illinois Conference championship
the field wet down to settle the dust" But the wokmen
forgot off the with the boiling the
field soshy and muddy.
ASA BUSHNELL is MORE THAN HALF RIGHT when he
that spectators football know the
than THEY DID SOME YEARS AGO you want to
study football technique motion picture study the
Dartmouth backed particularly MCLEOD the
the Green leather carrier terrific sreaks the
PITTSBURGH LINE DID A FINE JOB in cleaning out the
CARNEGIE TECH forwards And that touchdown by
Sebbns covered by of the CLEANEST FIERCEST
BLOCKING you will football field Here's
real note player BERNIE JEFFERSON, NORTH
WESTERN UNIVERSITIES NEGRO back has NOT PERMITTED
THE OPPOSITION TO COMPLETE PASS IN HIS ZONE IN
THREE YEARS! Here's chap who post cards that he
picked eight winners football pool Only trouble
that he did his picking O'CLOCK SATURDAY AFTER
NOON They that FRED NUGGETS" HANEY
ing what he's walking into when he takes the
o. the ST LOUIS BROWNS Well other things he's
walking into ALMOST DAILY LICKING AN ASPIRIN
BILL JIMMY CORCORAN wants PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
to BUY THE NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL TEAM club that
knock off Army and Navy consecutive weeks pretty
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Rivals Records
NOTRE DAME

old town of South Bend is COM
pletely sWamped and over run
with former Irish heroes, back
to see Notre Dame continue its
charge towards a national Cham
pionShip.
Here for the game are Don
Miller, one of the immortal Four
Horsemen; Gene Mayl, right end
on the same team; Ray Eichen-
laub, crashing fullback of the 1918
team; Stan Cofall, captain of the
1915 team, and many others.
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY
All of the former Irish heroes
believe that Notre Dame will win
today and continue on through
Northwestern and Southern Cali
fornia to a national cham
pionship-the first since Knute
Rockne'S last team in 1880 blasted
it's way to a perfect record.
Notre Dame is prepared to wage
an aerial attack against the
Golden Gophers. In the final
drill yesterday, the Irish prac-
ticed little but forward passing.
Ben Sheridan, Bob Saggau, Steve
Sitko, Bill McGannon and others
threw deft and accurate passes
to ends and backs. While the
Irish have thrown only 80 passes
in SIX games and completed but
nine, they are ready today to take
the air in order to defeat the
GopherS.
The Minnesota team, which
spent last night in Chicago, was
not to reach the scene of battle
until an hour before the kickoff;
that being one of Coach Bernie
Bierman's customs. The Vikings
are in excellent condition and ex.
pect to over-power the Irish.
The game is a complete sellout.
one of the few since the Notre
Dame Stadium was dedicated in
1880. All of the city's hotels are
overcrowded and celebrities from
New Yori' to California are on
hand for what promises to be one
of the outstanding games of the
entire season.
The lineup:
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at Congressional today as we'll
as visit a few Washington
friends. He will play with Dick
Metz at Pinehurst.
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CHUTE SEASON,
The lineup :
HandIey Triumphs

WINCHESTER, Va. Nov. II.
HandIey High won from Freder
ickSburg yesterday, Is to o.
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DAME
HEROES ON HAND
FOR BIC BATTLE
By FRANCIS J. POWERS

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. IL
G.N.SO .-Notre Dame plays Min
nesota at football here today in
the stadium that Rockne built.
The stadium, which seats $4,000.
is completely sold out, and the
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Visitor
Sdrdzen Stops Here
On Way to Pinehurst

Gene Sarazen, winner of the
Open golf championship in 1922
and 1892 and who also has won
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Kansas Rated 7-tO-5 Over
George Washington

In one of the District of Coumbias topght nterectona
the today the George Washington University
grid clashes with invading Kansas University eleven
Griffith Stadium The kickoff is set for 2 O'clock
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= FRANK BUCK ONEILL

IN HEY STAND WITH GLASSES READY the host that
toasts the Rose Bowl and other Bowl toast to
- the valiant fallen; A TOAST TO THE NEXT TO FALL
After the debace last Saturday only five teams remain in the
lists Pasadena possibilities FOUR OUT OF FIVE REPRE-
cTNrr corr EoN TOTT TT(zEC Thev
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new 2-YEAR-OLD
RULEIS HUMANE
By RHODA CHRISTMAS

Will Maryland succeed in adopt
ing a new ruling on the racing of
tWo-year-old thoroughbredS, such
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And 50, II Samuel Baugh Is
tha colossal drawing card they
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Game at a Glance

versity of Miami in their Ameri'
can Legion-sponsored Armistice
Day classic at Griffith Stadium
yesterday afternoon. C. U. won
TO.
Catholic U. took advantage of
a penalty break in the second
period of the fray and punched
over a touchdown when BroStek
slid through center for five yards
and the only score Ct the battle
Frank Cairo calmly kicked the
extra points from placement.
It was a tough game for the in
vading Miami eleven to lose, and a
great victory for the Cardinals, as
it gave the Brooklanders a record
of four out of six triumphs for
the season to date.
PAIR STAND OUT
But more of the Brostek-Vid-
movie duo. The pair we're really
superb. Brostek showed a power
full offensive in the manner he
|lugged the pigSkin along the
ground and snagged the ball out
of the zone. His touchdown try
was we'll executed as he went over
the goal line standing up.
Vidnovic gave the best perform
ance in the art of kicking seen
at the stadium this year. He
booted the ball far down the
field, of the punts lowering
around the 60-yard mark. He
passed and carried the ball in
brilliant fashion. Without this
pair of ball luggers in the game,
Continued on Page IA. Col. s.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01
"CASEY AT THE BAT"

A soft ball game that may go
down in Pinal county history as
the game of all games, is schedul-
ed for Friday night at Casa Grn-
de, when a team made up of Pinal
county candidates for office and
captioned by Judge Mcfarland will
go into combat on the ball diamond
with a team made up of managers
of the various Casa Grande teams.
1t is scheduled as a five inning
game. and may actually last five
innings. Both tec ms are praying for
a home run Cor Pete Ellington
candidate for State S nator, ard
said TO be possessed of anaZ lg
speed. If the pitcher succeeds in
missing Pete at bat, and he CON
meets with the pill, it is apt to be
found just south of Picacho Peak.
if ever After the fracas between
the candidates and managers, there
will be a soft ball game between
the Casa Grande All Stars and the
Coolidge Boosters. Better plan on
being in the bleachers for the big
event.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

United States Department of the
Interior, General Land Office at
Phoenix, Arizona, August u, 1888
NOTICE is hereby given that
James P. Sellers, of Coolidge, Ari-
zona, who, on February 20, 1884.
made Homestead Entry, Sec. 22S9,
R. S. U. s., No. 074024, for E1a-
NWA, SWANWH, NE1-4SW1-4
Section 29, Township y s., Range
s E., G. & S. R. B. & Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Register, United
States Land Office, at Phoenix, Ari
zona, on the 23rd day of Septemb-
er, 1888.
Claimant names as witnesses:
w. A. Thompson, r. L. Turknett,
Robert E. Wolverson, Bennie ]. Lee
all of Coolidge, Arizona.
To be published for consecutive
weeks in The Coolidge Examiner
Coolidge, Arizona, 1st publication
August IS, 1888.
P. ]. KEOHANE,
Register.
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Office Of =
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OFF
PINAL. COUNTY

Florence, SriZ.
August %, 1885
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES:
| wish to call your attention to
Section No. 1920 of the Revised
Election Laws of Arizona, as am
ended in the 1887 Session Laws,
which reads as follows:
Every person who shall election
eer on election day within a poll
ing place, or in a public manner
within one hundred and fifty feet
of polling place; or shall hand
out or offer to hand out any candi-
dates cards or political literature OF
any kind on the day of any election;
provided, however, that the term
political literature" as used herein
shall not be deemed to include pu-
blicity pamphlets on initiated and
referred measures, the distribution
Of which at the polls is required
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

A surprise house warming party
was staged at the new home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Rice on Friday
of last week and an enjoyable eve
ming was spent Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Cox,
Jack McAllister, M. J. Mognett,
Roland Walter, Bert Vidans, c. L.
Skousen, c. A Woodward, A. l..
Condit, Leonard Mcintyre, Ed. ST.
ringer, Pat Kline, Harry Shelter,
L. S. Craig, l.. G. Childs, Mrs. Ida
Etter, Mrs. Bella Beauchamp, Mrs.
Tom Edwards, Miss Betty Rich
ards, Miss Moro Richards, Miss
Beauchamp.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

EMMAGENE BLACK. Plaintiff,
VS.. BERNARD BLACK, Defendant.
THE STATE OF ARIZONA TO
BERNARD BLACK Defendant,
Erecting:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON
cd and required to appear in an
action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the Super
ior Court of Pinal County, State of
Arizona, and answer the Complaint
therein filed with the Clerk of said
Court, at Florence, in said County.
within twenty days after the SER
vice upon you of this Summons, if
served in this said County, or in
al other cases within thirty days
thereafter, the times above men
toned being exclusive of the day of
service, or judgment by default
will be taken against you.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

f. C. Condry underwent a seri-
Gus operation for a ruptured ap-
pendix on Sunday, at the Pima. hos
pital. and is recovering slowly.
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Given under my hand and
the Seal of the Superior
Court of Pinal County,
State of Arizona, this 9Th
day of August 1888.
T. ]. MARKS,
Clerk of said Superior Court.
Tom Fulbright
Attorney at Law
Florence, Arizona
First Publication August IL, 1888
Last Publication September /, 1898
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

w. d. Kirby and family plan to
spend the week end at Mormon
Lake and Grand Canyon, return
ing home Tuesday
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

A free rally for all state. county
and local candidates for office,
is scheduled for Coolidge Saturday
at s p. m. and will be held on the
lots jus north of the Mauk Theat-
re.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

The free dance and rally put on
by the Ace Gardner for Sheriff
Club at the Hi School auditorium
Thursday evening was attended by
one of the largest crowds ever as
sembled there, and a good time was
had by everyone.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Spring
field were hosts Monday evening At
dominoe bridge party in their
home Present as players were Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ Mangun, Mr. and
Mrs. o. NJ. King, Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Runbeck, and the hosts.
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Nadine and Phyllis Parrish, of
Great Bend, Kansas, left for home
last night, after a visit with their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. E.
Record
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

There will be a skating party IN
the basement of the Methodist
church Friday evening and every
one is invited to come and skate.
Dr. Claude Jackson and FAMILY
plan to spend the coming week end
on a short vacation trip TO North
ern Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bailey are
visiting with friends in Superior
this week.
Little Miss Mary Gail Mayer cele-
brated her first birthday on Tues
day, August Goth.
Mrs. S. NJ. e. Fain had as guests
over the week end the Guy Airing
ton family of Glimmer, Texas.
Miss Amy Williams of Chandler
visited with her aunt, Mrs. Claude
Jackson, last week.
John Albert Nicholson of the
Sanitary Grocery is leaving this
week for Cruises, New Mexico,
who're he viii enter the State col
ege.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Livingston
and son. of Grandts. New Mexico,
were visitors last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Topsy Eaves.
Mrs. Grace Jenkins of MARROW,
Oklahoma is whiting her sister,
Mrs. Rose Anderson of Coolidge.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Murphree or
Casa Grande were business visitors
in Coolidge Saturday.
Tcd I[)ore re urned Monday from
cttc- ding the funeral of his moth
er, III oklahoma.
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Mr F. ID. Harold, who has been
a patient at the Southern Pacific
hospital in San Francisco over
three months and recently under
went a serious operation, is re-
ported to be able to sit up in a
wheel chair part of the time and
to be slowly recovering from his
long illness.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

Miss Jenna Lee Foy entertained
a number of her friends on her
birthday Tuesday August 30th, with
a swimming party at the Waikiki
Inn and refreshments at her home
later. Those present were: Rose
Lee Cohen, Myrna Graham. Mia
Graham. June Runbeck, Betty June
Pence, Ruth Spruell, Norma, Ger
aldine and Edwin Trotter, Jenna
Lee and sister, Mary Jean Foy.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

M. Bernard has a comfortable
bench on the outside of his shoe
repair shop. and has painted there
on Business is good. If you are
skeptical about that statement,
bring your shoe work over there
and make il good.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

Mrs. r. S. Nassau and daughters,
Elfreda and Bess, returned Mon
day after a two weeks vacation in
northern Arizona, where they also
attended the Baptist Convention at
Prescott.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Morrow re-
joice over the arrival of a baby
girl, born Thursday, August 25th
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

w c. Truman, candidate for
County Attorney, was campaigning
in Coolidge yesterday and says his
prospects Of winning are very good.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

J. J. Jones was a business Wis
tor in Phoenix yesterday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

Mr. Arthur erode of FL Paso,
Chief Clerk L. S. Railway mail
service. was in Coolidge Tuesday
investigating a proposed star mail
route out of Coolidge to serve Oh
berg. Sacaton and Blackwater COM
munities, now served out Of Pho
nix. If a route is established out OF
Coolidge. it viii mean about half
the mileage required to give serv-
ice from Phoenix.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

Rev. II. c. Hess will fill the pulpit
at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning services, and Rev. Annis,
pastor, viii. preach at the evening
service.
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Ne. 6143
SU M MONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
'PINAL COUNTY, STATE OF
ARIZONA
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

There will be a skating party In
the basement of the Methodist
church Friday evening and every
one is invited to come and skate.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

Tod I-0ore re urned Monday from
cttc- ding the funeral of his moth
er. il oklahoma.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

Dr. Claude Jackson and FAMILY
plan to spend the coming week end
on a short vacation trip TO North
ern Arizona.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01
Body Repairing

Let us take the miss
happen marks from your
car, and smarter it up with
a glossy coat of enamel SO
if looks like new.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Murphree of
Casa Grande were business visitors
in Coolidge Saturday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bailey are
visiting with friends in superior
this week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-09-01

Mrs. s. NJ. e. Fain had as guests
over the week end the Guy Airing
ton family of Glimmer, Texas.
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Style 4206 - Monotone F
in a classic dress with but
parading from neckline to
Contrasting leather belt
chiffon 'kerchief. Lu G g a
navy, redwine, black-16 tC