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Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Notes on ValleyiteS
AlamitOs Family
Motors to Yuma
ALAMITOS NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Burton McKinnon
and daughters motored to Yuma
week ago, spending the evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Copple.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Little re-
Gently received word from Mont
gomery, Ala, of the death of Mrs.
Little's brother, John Rudolph.
Misses Margaret and Marie Bing-
geli returned to Los Angeles We'd
nesday after the Yule holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Binggeli, sr A party was given in
their honor Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hokenson
of Ell Centro, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert,
Immal and Flagg Nilsson left Fri
day afternoon for Phoenix. They
returned Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hofer and
family entertained Wednesday eve
ming in honor of their house guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ramseyer and
family and Albert Petit of Los An
geles. Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. E. Schaffner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Strahm.
Mesdames Joe Kemp, Edwin Mil
son. Hannah Nilsson of Chicago,
Clarence Wade of Stockton, Fannie
Cromwell, Fred Bucket, Bessie
Lewis, j. v. Yeargin, Lewis Dona
Holmes, Tom Cox, Bertha Wallace,
Joe Mcqueen spent Thursday quilt
ing for Mrs. John Mcqueen.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

businesses and managed our gov
ernment does not seem to have
done too good a job at it." he said.
Perhaps it is time something else
is tried"
Higher wages must be paid to
laborers to keep up the consump-
ton of the country" in the face OF
more machines, motors, farm crops
and other materials, Lewis said.
He attacked the recent layoff OF
10000 General Motors employees as
a means of breaking the news
gently" He said, Probably more
will be laid off" and pleaded high
er wages and stronger security are
needed 'for the little fellow"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Famous Sayings -
By O. O. Mcintyre

sit on a high stool with a COM
manding view of the swirl of crowds
there's an especial glamour re-
served for travelers-iS excitement
enough for anyone, but added to
that is to have all the latest periodi-
calls and freshest newspaper edi-
tions at elbow. But one mans meat
is another mans poison indeed. One
of the fortunate holders of such a
job tells me he never reads maga-
zine and scans only the headlines
of newspapers. AS for crowds, they
make him sick.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Letters to the Editor
EDITOR, THE POST-PRESS,
Ell CENRO, CALF.
DEAR SIR:

11E HOoI-HffEoS,
Ell CENRO, CALF.
DEAR SIR: -----. ff.-ssa
You published lately a paragraph on aliens.
How closely do we check our alien influx to
test their fitness as seed stock parents OF
future American citizens? Recently the writer
was in an East European state. Its currency
was printed in four languages, one in Russian
letters. One of its thinkers declared it had SO
of its adults on relief. Most were classed as
unemployables This was AT THIRTY-F1VE
CENTS WEEKLY! He complained Our tax
payers cannot stand much longer this strain
We MUST devise ways of dumping them on YOU
You have the worlds Gold anyway
Reminded that acceptance by us was no solu-
ton, that their uncontrolled birthrate would
soon fill up the space, ne merely shrugged
his shoulders
Eight West European nations have written
sterilization legislation on their books. East
Europe, the Mediterranean, still backward
herein. And when starvation standards become
necessary, they think of selecting their worst
and dumping them on taxpayers. Should
our answer not be- Fngerprintng all aliens
deportation of alien criminals of social made
quateS.
Very earnestly,
c. NJ. GOETHE.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

j. B Hoffman OF Alhambra, pio-
neer rancher of the valley is visit
ing his daughter Mrs. Logan Dyer
and family.
At the regular meeting of the
Woman's Council of the Methodist
church. Mrs. John Duncan presi-
ded. The devoCioins were led by
Mrs. George KIRK Mrs. V. K. Rood
gave the book review Rev. Nav
son of the Yuma Indian mission
made the address of the afternoon
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mesdames Brown, Carter and Egg
gleston. n
Mrs. p. H. Wofford city librar-
ian reported the circulation for
December 1885, 1886, and 1887 were
exactly the same. She reports also
for the year, 4,405 books in circu-
lation. number of readers 1911.
Calexicos representation at the
G.A.A. convention held at Anaheim
Jan. Is will include, Miss May Jen-
kins club advisor; Jacquelyn Bald
win, president; Erna Young vice.
president; Marie Flynn and Mar
guerite Rothlin delegates.
Mrs. Igleasis of San Diego,
mother OF Mrs. Leslie Dove Is visit
ing at the home of her daughter
and family.
Mrs. A. G. House mother of A.
G. Mathews is i'll at her home.
Impressive ceremonies at the
Masonic lodge, installed Richard
Emmerson, city clerk of Calexico.
as worshipful master. Other Off
GERS installed were: T. I. Young,
senior warden; Allen Mains, Junior
warden; Irwin Borg, senior deacon:
Dexter Babcock, junior deacon; w.
II. Lorenzo, treasurer; T. e. Pied
ger, secretary; John Console, chap
lain; D. r. Kincaid, marshal; Har-
ry Anderson senior steward; E. b.
Covington, punior steward; Wor-
shipful Charles Knight, inspector
for this district; acted as INSTALL
Ing officer; Charles Sones of El
Centro, past inspector, was master
OF ceremonies. r. E. Pledger retirx.
ing officer was presented with ~
past masters emblem.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

finals which will be held at the
Barbara Worth hotel Jan. IL. At
this time he will compete with win
ners from high schools in both
counties
Miss Lois Montgomery was hos
tess to her bridge club Tuesday
evening at her home on Sorensen
avenue. Mrs. o. w. Holmes and
Miss Julia Riley held the winning
cards. Those who enjoyed Miss
Montgomery's h sp / ality were
Mrs. M. L. McKendry, Mrs. G.. Ray
Thomson, Mrs. o. w. Holmes, Mrs.
e. f.. Grosvenor, Mrs. L. l.. Lyerly,
Miss Ruth Asbury and Miss Julia
Riley.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Portland Visitor
Stops in Valley
CALIPATRIA NOTES

Miss Eolia Morehead visit d
friends in Los Angeles over the
last weekend.
Mrs Mabel Hardin of Portland
Ore. was a recent visitor at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. B. F..
Purdy.
Mrs. j. j. Farmer was an Ell Gen.
tro visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pond and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Powell made a
trip to Boulder Dam during the
New Years vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. West attend
ed the football game at the Rose
Bowl New Years.
Mrs. ]. A. Wallace and sons,
Jack and Jerry, went to Placentia
wednesday to visit a few days
with Mr. Wallace's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Wallace.
Mrs. j. G.. Writ was hostess We'd
nesday to the Calipatria Ebell
club. Roll call was answered by
telling New Years resolutions Mrs.
H j. Ingram gave a review OF the
book, Without a Duplicate. Miss
Adella Travers and Mrs. Arthur
Williams entertained with vocal
solos. Present were Miss Elizabeth
Detweiler,, Miss Eleanor Lechler,
Miss Julia Riley, Miss Adella Trav-
ers, Miss Loie Montgomery, Mrs.
Ethel Dixon. Mrs. H. j. Ingram,
Mrs. Wiley Manning, Mrs Herbert
Reedy, Mrs. Raymond Rose. Mrs.
C. A. Sperry, Mrs. Arthur williams,
Mrs. M. l.. McKendry and Mrs. j.
c.. Writ.
At the meeting OF the Lions
club Wednesday, the members
heard the reading of the Safety
essays which were written by high
school students in competition for
the cups offered by the local Lions
Buddy Kuns won first place and
Carol Chiffon, second. Others who
won high places were Hazelden
Sinclair. Naomi McKendry and
Judith Elster.
Buddy will now represent Call
patria at the Imperialism Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Three to Attend
Produce Meeting

Three Ell Centrans, Mark MCGEE,
Tom Bum and Joe Grande, will
attend the annual meeting of the
United Fruit and Vegetable asso-
citation in New Orleans Jan. IL to
a.
All growers and shippers asso-
Citations will be represented at the
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

They say Joe Louis has never
seen his next opponent. Nathan
Mann. Well, if Nathan lasts as
long as Joe's last opponent, Tom
my Farr, they'll have plenty oi
time to get acquainted on the night
of Feb. %.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

The President warned Congress
he would hold it responsible for
failure to economic on highway
building. Yes, but the folks who
re-elect congressman are the home
town motorists.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

were known toO. u. Mcintyre
thousands on farms and at county
fairs. Such as The Rail Fence, The
Churn Dash, Young Ladies Ramble
and The Goose Chase. Most popular
was the log cabin, 81 pieces to the
square.
How many family memories were
pieced into those quilts! A chink
of fathers necktie. ditto mothers
wedding dress. ElizabethS green
party frock and Aunt Doras best
sateen. And always that bit of
lavender plaid from little Patience's
Sunday best, in which she was
buried.
In the office of Kenneth Collins,
a large department store executive,
hangs a framed quotation from
Ralph Waldo Emerson: What will
you have?' quoth God. Take 1t
and Pay for It." Anyone applying
this lesson can throw away his You
Can" books and ploW through the
world to triumph.
Most people have noticed that
Helen Keller is always Photographed
from her right side. When younger
there was a question in the minds
OF friends whether or not to have
a blemish on her cheek removed
and it was finally decided it might
cause her mental anguish to tell
her about it. The same council of
friends persuaded her never to
marry.
An idee fixe in the movies is the
framed photograph. Always huge
face taken front view in the best
commercial manner. Never a por-
trait by Genthe or Steinlen, never
a face with a soul. But a staring
eXhibitionist and always in wide
/ silver frame on the southwest cor
ner for the movie star to snatch up
! and swoon over. This is what the
movie directors call Suggestion"
Beauty hint: There's no doubt that
even better than a nail file, the
most effective instrument for clean
ing the nails is the serrated edge oi
a folded newspaper. But don't lei
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Words of Wisdom

True liberty consists in the priv
ilege of enjoying our own rights
not in the destruction of the rights
Of Others
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

something or 9TH
er. And, by the
way, tn e oil d
patchwork quilt
has been revived.
Many's the beaut-
iful work of this
patient art I've
Shivered under.
As a logolept.
I still delight in
those classic old
quilt names, pat
terms of which
,,s.,-. 1-,A--.N -
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
The Grab Bag
One-Minute Test

l. Who is us. secretary of COM
merce?
2. What city is situated on the
southernmost Florida key?
3. What is the traditional musi-
cal instrument of the Scotch?
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Wonder how much of Charles Vance Millars
$500 900 will be left after the "Stork Derby con-
testants carry the case to the Judicial Committee
of the Privy Council-highest court in the Brit
ish empire.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Body Of Missing
Laborer Found

and is believed to have been en-
route to see them when he fell to
his death. An autopsy was per-
formed Friday at the Hen1s-Rugg
mortuary in Calexico and Mexicali
officials informed of his death.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Horoscope for Sunday

If your birthday occurs tomorrow
you may be obsessed with continual
doubling. Lack of creduilty keeps
you from making errors OF prema-
ture belief.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
New York Day by Day

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-This VIII
be one of those slap-happy efforts.
Like plucking the scraps from a
rao bag and weaving them into
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Today's Horoscope

Most persons whose birthday oc-
ours today are methodical plan
ners. Theirs is a cautious, we'll
guided life.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Hints on Etiquette

People who use "well- bred" Eng
lish avoid colloquial and provincial
expressions.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Democracy on Trial.
Asserts Lewis Hints
Communism Answer

TUCSON, Ariz. Jan. 7. (UP)-John L. Lewis, nead ol
the Committee for Industrial Organization SAID TO-DAY
nerhaps it is time something else is tried to replace
present business and government management systems
and ntimated Communism would settle the problem
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

A biOgrapher quotes the Presi-
dent as saying he would be bored
without opposition. Apparently he
hasn't been bored lately.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

When a girl. according to a contributor, thinks
no man is good enough for her, she may be right
and she may be left, tool
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

You Haven't Read All the News
Until You've read the Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Amsterdam. called the Dutch
Venice, is built on go islands.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
thoughts for the Day -

go the way of all the earth: be thou strong there
fore and shew thysef a mani Kings 2:2
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Jonh Keats, considered one of
the IL greatest English poets, died
at 26.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
One Minute Test Answers

/. Daniel G.. Roper
2. Key West.
3. The bagpipe.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Photographs

Although there are no flowers
visible to the human eye at Dino
saur national monument in Col
orado, bees gather large quantities
of honey for winter use. The
honey comes from microscopic
ground plants, scientists believe.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Enrolment in u. S. elementary
schools has dropped more than a
million since 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Complete reforestation of one
tenth of Puerto Rico within the
next three years is the goal of the
islands reconstruction adminis-
tratiOn
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pond and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Powell made a
trip to Boulder Dam during the
New Years vacation
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Beauty hint: There's no doubt that
even better than a nail file, the
most effective instrument for clean
ing the nails is the serrated edge of
folded newspaper. But don't let
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

anyone catch you doing it. 1t char-
acterizes you as what Gelett Bur
CESS calls a bripkin. And is one OF
the subway pastimes.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

In listing their food preferences,
United States CCC boys designated
spinach as their faVorite vegetable.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09
Pioneer Rancher
Visits Daughter
CALEXICO NOTES

j. B Hoffman of Alhambra, pio-
neer rancher of the valley is visit
ing his daughter Mrs. Logan Dyer
and family.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

At the depth of the depression,
1888, the United States reached its
all-time low birth rate-16.5 births
per 1000 population.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Birds fly in "V'' formation so
that each bird will be exposed to
full force of prevailing winds, sci
entiStS believe.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. West attend
ed the football game at the Rose
Bowl New Years.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Miss Eolia Morehead visit d
friends in Los Angeles over the
last weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Mrs. j. j. Farmer was an FL Cen
tro visitor Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-09

Mrs. Igleasis of San Diego.
mother OF Mrs. Leslie Dove is visit
ing at the home of her daughter
and family.
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Chapter Three
The Rafter T

4 NKROM knew that in another
\ second there would be gun
play if he let matters take their
course. And he had had enough
Of shooting for one night. He
turned. as though to mount his
horse, whirled and Landed a
smashing left 10 the nlarshaps
jaw Beneath that blow the mar
shEl's head rocked back. his body
followed.
Ankrom's left foot came up
and ne reached for the saddle
horn, grasped it. Yet even as his
fingers closed about it and his
horse got into motion bullet
whistled past his head. Before the
buckskin had taken seven rocket
ing strides guns we're splitting
from al directions save dead
ahead.
Lead sang perilously close as
Ankrom put row Of parked ma
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LOVE ON THE RANGE
BY NELSON C. NYE

"You amt no common puncher. I"
Ankrom let the statement lay.
Suspicion and unfriendlines were
piling up. Plainly Trone and the
Rafter T as subjects for CONVEX
sation were taboo. I'm not a
drifter," he said. I'm a man that
works at his trade. You don't
know Of any outfits that are hirin'.
eh?"
Not your kind of man"
Ankrom crushed his cigarette
upon his plate and with a laugh
rose to his feet
You might try that Rafter T
you mentioned"
The spitefulness Of the tone
drew Ankrom's eyes to the gan
Cling youth across the table.
yeah" he said. Il think | will"
For hours after leaving the
place Ankron rode at a Jog across
the range.
The sun was swinging low be-
hind the western peaks when in
a valley spread below him, An
krQm obtained his first glimpse OF
the Rafter T.
Ankrom could pick out the
ranchhouse easily. 1t was the only
building Boosting a veranda and
before it was parked a touring car
the car Lee Trone had entered
in Peso Pinto the night before.
Ankrom sent the buckskin down
the trail. AS he neared the build
ings the talk and laughter of
group Of loafng punchers by the
clubhouse died down. He could
feel their eyes upon him.
He swung down before the
ranchhouse porch.
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CUBS SWEEP SERIES
FROM GIANTS; BUGS
WON TWO CONTESTS
YANKEES SPLIT TWIN BILL
WITH WHITE SOX: TIGERS
DOWNED ATHLETICS IN
WIN BILL
o>pecin' to The CITIZEN


NJ" oFh. July Z2--Chcago
Cubs swept the three game series
g.rn New York Giants three con
+..+- u ra-o w;+h TWO o,,ts ord
y ~ itAes on hli'', RACK Sihgieo
ott Carl Hubbcl IN the 18th m
uu4 yesterday to drive in the
..rr1rs rim lar tho cubs Final
.,.
0-'.'-''''su h'oS ana F!lli"oeI-
a..a Ph...es divided double
.ad.r Reds took the opener, :
-. Wander Moor lnst anothor
- VIZ '''5' r = "8s
removed afler walking ilVe men
Ftna. score was 5 "a in favor Of
..e Pnulce
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CUBAN CLUB AND
TROJANS WCTORS
IN DOUBLEHEADER
CCC CAMP NINE AND ACE
VEDO STARS LOSERS; FIRST
GAME ONESIDED: SECOND
CLOSE BUT BIG SCORE

In The dou1]tncadcr Dlavcd at
N-a,.u ri.ld re.,.ro.., a-,e,,,.o,,
,,,1o ,o,,, nI,,b. ,rn Ff,-o,,,a,,,.,
Sariae C.haa C'r,E srd Troians
u,a .nnao CCc Cao-n ,,,ra ard
Acci,rdo cfars
- H. @no,,ro o.,. Cuban
C7-'t rl'r,rad i, o..ar r.. co
boys 49, o.,n h. ! ora-s,dad eco..
of IA Is no. tr rorr.....
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Get Outa Here"

Get Outa Here"
4 MAN broke from the group,
Il came striding forward An
krom, watching him come, saw
that he was a bottle-nosed man
whose bowed legs were encaSed
in Scared black bat-wing chaps.
His was burly figure, solid and
strong and hard. He was close to
forty. Ankrom judged. There was
an arrogance in his stride and
something in his manner that be-
spoke a wicked temper. you
lookin' for somebody"
This the Rafter IT,"
you got any business on it,"
"You got a special reason for
askin'?"
I'm the fella that runs this
outfit I'm not doin' any hirin' so
you can just climb back on shat
nag an be on your way"
I've got job already. Abe
Streeter'S on your payroll. Go
write his name in the book"
The thin lips of the range boss
parted, Then. as though his mind
had changed. he shut them with
out speaking
Ankrom without a word swung
into his saddle. He kneed the
buckskin toward the group Of
watching punchers A grin
twitched across one mans face
and vanished. Ankrom heard the
boSs's voice break across the ST.
lence: Where the hell you goin'?"
But he didn't reply
When he reached the bunk
house he dismounted and trailed
the buckSkln'S reins. No one spoke
while he took his blanket roll and
SlIcker from behind the cantle
But when he started to cross the
threshold a heavy hand clamped
viselike upon his shoulder. ierked
him around He dropped the blan-
ket roll and Slicker The boSs's
face vas within three inches ot
his own
Damn you / SAID -"
I'm not deaf Ankrom's eyes
were upon MIN with malicious in
terest I heard what YOU said the
first Tune Mebbe YOU don't un-
derStand American - / said Id
been hired already"
You get Outa here
You 6ggerin' 10 put me OUT
There was shifting q re
group behind the burly man lie
looked around and scowled f, 5
glance snapped back 70 Ankroa
HIS voice was thick "Who aired
YOU"
That's so~e'Asu' you car tab
over NItt oi' man Tyoac An
Nre@a said and picking an MS
Ass u4>se5 inside
#--t ttt lff Ne4-. ttt
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Trying TO escape his reputation
for gun play. Blur" AnkrOm
rides into Peso Pinto and imnedi-
otelv becomes enmeShed in tTou-
BE again tDhen he TeScues Lee
Irene from band Of thugs. She
offers him a job on her fathers
ranch. the R0fteT T. As soon as
she IA gone the marsha! nabs
Eu}r0m.
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chimes between himself and the
crOuching forms.
Toward the second floors of the
wooden structures fringing this
street Ankrom's eyes were drawn
by the rattle and bang of windows
as, for q moment, the shooting
died down. Parted red curtains
framed women's pale faces from
half q dozen houses. One. a little
nearer than the rest, leaned out
across the sill with reckoning
handl
up here, cowboyi Quickl" she
cried, and Ankrom saw that she
had yellow hair that shone like
q halo. Then he was gone, tear
ing down the road at breakneck
speed while shouts and curses and
crashing guns made the night hid
eou1
Ankrom's progress westward
was leisurely. He doubted that
any town lay between Peso Pinto
in this direction and his objective,
the Rafter 7 Nor was he wrong
The country. where not entirely
sand and cactus. was semi arld
desert country: habitations were
few and far between.
The following orning he
stopped at q Small-spread ranch
and breakfasted There was
plenty TO eat: a fortunate circum-
stance, for he was ravenouSly
hungry. Smoking, he and the
rancher sat awhile at che table
after they had finished. and the
rancher's son sat with them. suck
ing on . corncob pipe.
"Sserms tn rec. Ankrom said
casually. q fella named Trone
owns a spread around here some
WhereS-Rafter 7. amt IT."
The rancher and his son ex-
changed fnrtive glances. "Trone2
Well. yeah There is Trune
around here some place Friend
Of his"
Don't even know him Heard
his name mentioned couple times
l1 the cattle business. amt he2"
The rancher's son spoke and mis-
tone was surly. You seem 10
Know ali about him
Suspicion
4 NkROM shrugged his shout
derS smoked q while in 81
lence. An atmosphere o. suspicion
I'd settled upon this room But
no awareneSs Of the fact vas per-
mltteo 60 show upon MS face.
ANY outfits round here tha, could
Use an extra hand
What k-d q a aand7" There
VAS q cold .n.entneSs in the ranch
~ eyes.
AnkIsm draRled. What kind
= hand usually rides tog a
afan3e-
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National League
"a games scheduled

South Africa is carrying out a
program of tree-planting TO pre-
vent malaria. as it IS known
malaria mosquitoes breed only in
pools open to sunlight.
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Second Game
First Game
Second Game

At New York r II F.
Chicago 3 10 ,
New York 3 : 4
Stratt0n. Whitehead and Sew
ell, RuffIng Murphy Sundra An
dTeWs and Dickey.
Cleveland al Boston postponed.
ram
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First Game

tt, Rtt- Hutchinson ana
.3se.er htrecr ToGlu and
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AnArom meets lees father To-
meFreVe
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T omorTow S Tides

Barometer 1880 a. m. today:
Sca leNol. 2l98.