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The Valley settler., 1939-01-20
WHAT ABOUT THE 1859 BABY
 CHICKS? /?

Every year cfter Jcnuary l, egg price hove been known to frop, so this Is nothing to get oxcito6 about, os the price always comes back again. Tho yecrly cverege egg price here in the Valley for the past two yo&rs hes h3en ebo1t 38G, so when p1@nning tho number of chick to rise this yo P, remember these facts ;.rd 10 not be discouroo cod.
 In the pest week there hcvo been l70O chicks ordered by six diff forent fermors, showing thct the average farmer s planning to buy about 800 chicks to keep up the fGrm laying flock. ------- WHAT IRE Y0TTR PLLNS ? Como in end o1k it over ct tho Hatchery. Our Q by chick price of l8j1 for soNon 6ay old chick is based upon actual cost of thft chick, provided tho Hctchery hetchos l5, coo chicks. In othor wor2s, if the public doos not bCck the Hatchery, it is going to cost .:: from 21 to 25 z occh, regardless of tho fact thct they will be sole at l8gooch, making tho Hatchery operate ot { loss. P1cn to got your chi cks carly in April, so most of your chick work will be oVor '7y pl.nttne time in May. .:..
 !t't's.s,,. :, :. :;
 GULRD AGAINST DIPHTHERIA
 One four-yetr-rl child in Junoau Is 6oo6 of diphthoria end several others haVo 1t Gnd gre in
 serious condition. Tho schools arc elosod.
The Valley settler., 1939-01-20

six months to ton yoCrs. If your chil( or chil'ron hGvo not hoon imrnunizo' thry should be tt once. Immuniz ction is froo to school chil'ron.
 s3ii> x
Evening star., 1939-02-01
Heart Disease Leads
In Chicago Deaths
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO-He Heart disease was
shown by Chicago Board of Health
statistics to have caused nearly one
third of all deaths in this city dur
ing 1888. Of approximately $4,000
deaths from all causes 1881, or 80 5
per cent, were due to heart ailments.
This is the highest percentage regis
tered in the last six years.
The stress of modern living, worry
and improper diets are some of the
leading causes blamed for the
trouble.
Evening star., 1939-02-01
WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

1850 r ST NV
LEADER n sTANpARps of ooFosN4IE SERVICE.
FOOD AND FURNISHINGS. NOWHERE
WILL YOUR DOLLAR BUY SO MUCH IN
CONSISTENT COMFORT SECURITY AND
DIGNITY OF ADDRESS WE INVITE m
hELLBoY SERVICE. M couNTRY IjRHTYHi Clue CUB
SINGLES AND DOUBLES. RATES, $4,000
no X55. 90 PER MONTH
Evening star., 1939-02-01

EXPERIENCED credit inves-
tigator and collector. Must
have automobile. State quail
tlcations, employment for
past two years and salary ex-
pected. Box 443-M, Star.
Evening star., 1939-02-01
HELP poMESIlc.

GIRL. about 1s, Mon, tues, Thurs. sat
$40 to 3; $3.50 wk. Refs. $500 7th st. n.
GIRL. colored. g.h.w.. laundry: live in; re.
liable; city refs; $50 mo. $500 3rd pl. NV
3rd pl. NV.
REQUIRE THE SERVICES Of q capable gen.
eral houseworker (white): very light laun.
dry Irregular laundry is sent out); prefer
one who Is q good cook and Is capable to
supervise youngsters. 10 and IL: . nice
home, in pleasant surroundings. We both
work. therefore must have a responsible
person. with good city references. Please
apply, stating qualification, age. previous
employment and salary expected. Box 435-
M. Star.
WOMAN. 3O-36 yrs. white. experienced
with baby; general housework; references;
qualifications; salary; suburbs. Box 454-
M, Star.
WOMAN. colored. settled, g.h.w., 4 adults,
small house. plain cooking: stay nights;
WOMAN. white. good cook for first-class
boarding house; II married can use hus-
band part time. Box 2S7K, Star,
WOMAN. white, experienced with child,
Chestnut 3529 evenings 8 to 10 pm.
YOUNG WOMAN. white. housekeeper EN-
ployed couple, care 2-yr.-old child cooking.
laundry; modern country home near Alex :
andria; live in; unencumbered: exp with
children; references; S45. Box 457-M.
Star.
Evening star., 1939-02-01
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
LocoI Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
time, 23c line -----.--- S SO
8 times, zoe line (consecutively) 1.8O
times. 19c line (consecutively) 399
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situations Wonted
Reduced Rotes
3 lines, l time, zoe line ---$ 60
3 lines, times, 18c line------ 1.0S
3 lines, 3 times, 15c line 1.35
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, Sc per line additional.
DEATH NOTICES-s125 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less, 15c per
line for additional lines.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is SO cheap consider
ing the results obtained.
Evening star., 1939-02-01

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER d d'AlBERT. me-,
01S 10th St. NV. Phone National l712
Evening star., 1939-02-01
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COMPANION OR HELP INVALID: refined,
esheerful; can cook sew. etc Box 453-M.
DRESSMAKING. alterations and remod-
trict Q930.
GIRL. refined. .colored wants work; no
laundry: city ref. Dupont 3OS4 3.
LADY. refined desires position as resi-
gent manager OF apartment house or as
hheeusekeeper he In hotel: references. Box
RSE-HOUSEKEEPER cultured; excel
lent lei r.nv. with children; good cook; employed
PRACTICAL NURSE or housekeeper
desires work; capable middle aged coun-
Try preferred, Box 441-M Star.
SECRETARY RY-STENOGRAPHER 33, now
employed desires change experienced,
emcient good at detail Box 472-M. Star.
STENOGRAPHER, 8 years experience; op-
crate teetype mimeogr raph; real estate or
insurance preferred Adams $40.
STENOGRAPHER-TY clerical work;
experienced North 1865
TEACHER will assist in kindergarten for
exrerience. or tutor private school; low
salary Box 456-M. Star.
WOMAN won assist small store. ONCE expert
ence reliable. competent; highest refer
ences. Box 404M. Star.
Evening star., 1939-02-01

Good drivers needed for ARROW CABS
One of the largest cab companies in Wash
lngton. Most of our drivers have been
with US for a long period of time and earn
S25-S4o wkly. District drivers permit
necessary. Free instruction. Glasses held
Evening star., 1939-02-01
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
CAMERA REPAIRS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced; won
Ledendecker. 3025 o st. NV. Mich. 1120.
Evening star., 1939-02-01
YOUNG MAN WANTED,

Over "a, neat appearance; hard
WoDs, good earnings. Apply
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
sharp at Room 2O5 Denrike Bldg,
1910 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1939-02-01
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE, colored woman to cook, man as
general gen RAJ h1useman: must be good driver
$50 per month. Col 452O-J
MAN; WIFE-Man must have District per
mt. Know how to serve. press. etc Wife
must be excellent cook. not plain cook and
tend personal laundry New modern home.
no chlldren: room and private bath. and
good treatment for couple wanting perma :
nent. good position. Phone National 1904
Man MA AND WIFE, colored. middle aged, set
tled' as cook -housekeeper and driver. yard
and house man. for family Of 4 adults. No
laundry. very little entertaining. Must be
gve comfert nfe, Se Sapable snd willing Will
siStng .l Z Of living room. bedroom and bath
with $50 monthly salary. An ideal per
manent home for serious minded couple.
Glve Glve FULL particulars. including age
Welght. previous work references and &
1alrly recent SNAPSHOT. Box 2s9-K Star
MEN AND WOMEN t5). take over. build up
cosmetic routes; good pay plus commission.
interviewed by appointment 10 to 10
am. all week. Columbia 1859.
Evening star., 1939-02-01
HELP MEN.
(Continued

snes: aatometie heat snd r-eqndition,n1s;
hs $500 Socf ire
entrance, to Barnaby Woods. and REQUIRE
houses houses t may 5s 15uiit. to order. Sc M. q
No 5 Dupont Circle.
salary. steady work, full or part time.
large installations; local experience neces-
| sary; no other need apply. American
Heating Engineering Co.. 1908 New York
sTENoGRAPHER. beginner. about 1920:
high school graduate; able to take 100
words per minute or better; type 30 or
better. Permanent work for willing; neat
s,ying sns4 age g,er education and experience. Box
to 8 am: experienced statistical. tabula-
ton. neatnesS and accuracy essential; per-
dents about sse month"; 1s0e sppS IN your Sou
own Handwriting giving aee. education and
por Personal interview will be
.UPHOLsTERER and slip-cover man. fully
custom upholstery shop. Wisconsin W'S a5aa.
WHOLESALE TIRE FIRM desires young
man to start Bos sfs $50 to
assistant Salary. SIS weekly to start atei and I'd
Transportation 3l paid See Mr.. Becker Room
4ol ParkSlde Hotel 9 to pm. %
office work, ,typist preferred bond re-
a,,n,sd. auired; steady position. State phone
age Box Ss tsT and three last
YOUNG MEN between 25 and As yrs. to
Join the sales organization of one Of the
larsest and oldest automobile manufactur-
faein2H arboo who qualify viii be trained
positions Immediately. We prefer those Who
have not had automobile selling experience.
Box L. Star.
SALESMEN, 10, EXPERIENCED.
New kind of insurance; good takers.
able to produce; can easily earn S50-S75
per per weeE e16 Q Apply at once. Drivers Security.
inc. 5l9 9TH st. NV
MEN WANTED.
Good drivers needed for ARROW CABS
ngton Most of our drivers have been
vi Slth US Us for "a long period of time, and earn
necsssapv wky Fyss Distriet drivers permit
daily. Apply bet HIP am. 1916 Kenyon
st. NV
YOUNG MAN WANTED,
Over "a, neat appearance; hard
WoD1, good earnings. Apply
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
sharp at Room 2O5 Denrike Bldg,
lO1O Vermont ave. NV.
WANTED statesmen TO
SELL AUTOMOBILES FOR
ONE OF WASHINGTON'S
OLDE ST ESTABLISHED
DEALERS. DEMONSTRA-
TOR FURNISHED; HIGH
EST COMMISSIONS PAID.
BOX 55-L, STAR.
EXPERIENCED credit inves-
tigator and collector. Must
have automobile. State quail
tlcatlons, employment for
past two years and salary ex-
pected. Box 443-M, Star.
Evening star., 1939-02-01
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED

WHILE YOU WAIT.
Emergency Laboratory Rooms 9O1 -9O2
Westory Bldg. 14th and F. Met. 1898
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't waste insurance money" Call
DEAL with 25 years experience LIN
coin 5000
Evening star., 1939-02-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

StsO%tsSNS WEN.
ACCOUNTANT expert part-time book
keeping. books started. audited, balanced,
tax work: city references. Randolph 3131
COLLEGE GRADUATE, 81, six years hotel
experience. desires position manager apt.
house or club. Box 29O-K, Star.
JANIToR for small apt. 4 years exp; ref;
married. no children. Phone Geo. $3.50 :
MAN, white. young. single, gentle, high
school graduate, studying air conditioning
two nights weekly. wants any type work;
accept any salary. Phone Mr.. Price,
MAN; colored, wants work. elevator, driy-
ing. hoHSeman or porter; references. Mich
- -90.
MAN will manage small apt. bldg. with op.
tlon to buy. Box 436-M, Star.
NIGHT WATCHMAN or houseman; prefer
night gas station exp. Box SIX. Star.
PHARMACIST, registered District and New
sorn, rotR MANAGERIAL experience, expert pre-
TWENTY DOLLARS to any one getting
permanent work for young man. %: hard
WORKER, honest, drivers permit; references
met. -21lS before noon. after pm 3.
YOUNG MAN. age % desires position as
1rlVer or clerk: good references. experienced.
Box 44.-M Star.
YOUNG MAN colored. wants work Of any
kind. drivers permit; good ref Jerry.
Lincoln 41S9-J
YOUNG MAN. coiored. wishes job as
341S. %
Evening star., 1939-02-01

2osQ CONDUIT RD N:W.-one room and
kitchen; adults; S25 Heat gas electricity
furnished. Call Woodley 5303
I1l5 OATES ST. N.E.-Front room. single,
S15: double $50
5ls ST. NE large rooms. kitchen
ette. large porch southern exposure h., e.,
l.. Fr1gidaire, c.h.w adults
Evening star., 1939-02-01
ROOMS FUR. & uNEuR
ROOMS UhEURhlsHED

FURN., UNFURN. ROOMS, 14th and Park
Io;, tneaters stores. restaurants; employed
only. Phone Columbia 34S2-J
Evening star., 1939-02-01
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BETHEsDA-UNDER CoNsT.. READY
March l. Entire End d: pvt. entrance
unfurn.; adults. 2 rooms. kit. dinette.
bath; large and bright. Georgia 1242.
ALEXANDRIA. 41s SO. LEE-sUBLEAsE
completely furn. apt. 3 rooms. modern
lit nit.' oon1 6ath. all conveniences; s52.6o Tenn
4 LARGE. RMS, PVT. BATH. LARGE
front porches. front lawn; built-in garage:
SAB mo; Also 3 rms. kitchenette. private
bath; S35 mo. Good location in Hyattsyille
Md. Phone Greenwood 2164.
ARLINGTON, VA. 1880 N ADAMS ST
light, gas, elec. refs; block Lee highway;
TAKOMA PARK - UNFURN. BROOM
bath basement apt. automatic heat; ch.w,
gas. elec. incl; reas. Shepherd 3432.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
SHARE RENT FOR UPKEEP SMALL
building. Col. Hgts. New. . r.. H., b.;
Electrolux. gas. elec. incl Natl. 2345.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS BATH. KITCH-
enette; reasonable rent. CORDOVA APT.
Florida ave. at 10th st.
ATTRACTIVE APTS.. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhoods; some furnished. Car available
on appointment. MRS. GREEN Shepherd
Mr.. WAITER REED, 1884 GEORGIA AVE,
Apt. 4-3 rooms. bath. screened rear porcn
and yard: S42.50 mo. O. B. HOPKINS.
112o Vermont ave. NV. District 7271'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
Championship Filsht

Ken Black. Vancouver. defeated Ted
Colgate, Victoria. 4 and 3
Bob Morrison, Victoria. defeated
Bud Campbell. Seattle. / up.
Art Christopher. Victoria. defeated
c. W. Reid. Tacoma 2 ana Q
Forest Watson. Seattle. defeated We
Painter. Victoria. / up.
BUD Haskell. Olympia, and 2
Ken lawson. Victoria dsfeatsd
Lloyd Shaw. Los Angeles 4 and g.
Lee Griffin. Seattle. defeated {. r.
Thomas. Victoria D and O.
Eddie Hogan. Portland. defeated A
;. q. AuAsTaye. Victoria up
Jack wstsland. Everett, defeated
jack Burns. Yakima 0 and
Bart Taro. Seattle. beat len Mt
ehsll. Seattle. At the tNsntleth.
Gerry Bert seattle. defeated Ralph
Nhsisy. Seattle Q and 4
Lee stiel Seattle. defeated Len Nit
cheil. Seattle. At the twentieth
Harry Oissn. Seattle. defeated DT
Milton noseuoiAtt Portland. 4 ard
j p Ellis Jf. Vancouver defea ted
Don Thompson. Portland. Z ana 3
Pred Painter Victoria defeated J
" Bsliingef seattle. and l.
Or = Bridges Portland defeat
81 Alan Taylor. Victoria. a. the nine
tenth.
ssesnd Fligst
W HafVo1< Portland defeated
J ketcham seattle. b default
Bacon. Victoria, dsfsHisd Ds
" y Burns. Tacoma. and 4
Hoosrs Houston. TsE defss1-
ID G. l. Mclaughlin NlcfcfiA. = and
" Charlton Vancouver defeated
J. g PsndraY. Victoria up
Gordon tsfisy. Victoria. esfsxtsd
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Al Hardy became associated
with horse racing in 1921 at
Vancouver. b. c. IL became a
natural for him when he was
sports editor of the Vancouver
Sun and the men of the turf
found in him an understanding
and fair friend. So they got
together.
Today AL Hardy is known far
and wide as one of the fine
characters in the sport-known
for his fairness, accuracy and
discipline. Mrs. Hardy shares
the same enthusiasm for the
horses as does her husband. In
fact, says Al. she has missed
one race in fifteen years.
Al Hardy has graduated from
all departments and one of the
most interesting, he recalls. is
that of the caller" at the track.
"A caller-the chap who calls
the position OF the horses as
they round the track. must be
accurate. have keen eyes and a
remarkable memory" Al said.
'He has to memorize the colors
on each jockey Of each race as
they parade to the post and by
their colors he calls each horses
position as the pack rounds the
track. You have to be accurate
at all times and IL certainly
creates remarkable memory.
BY their colors is the only way
each horse can be distinguished"
Al Hardy is also Northwest
manager of the Daily Racing
Form, a national publication
which prints official racing
results.
AL. if you want to know, has
never owened a horse,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
Coast Athletes
Still Superior

Ten-Facific Ccsst conference quar-
der good feelings between the two
annual Rose Bowl football game
allied off now.
Louis zsmperini II southern
California set a track record in
the mile run. which he won by four
yards over Mehl In 4 minutes ii.e
seconds
Clyde Jeffrey Of Stanford
WAS the DAYS eni, double
winner. coasting home In the
teo-,ard dash IN 50 seconds
and the sso-yard dash which
he won In ell seconds.
A breakdown Of the scores
showed Southern California sth-
letes totaicd asa points. stanford
~, California Is. Washington State
and Oregon 10 each. and ucLA
l for the Pacific Coast, The sig
Ten points were split among
Michigan with Is. Indiana &. Wis.
consin ~. Illinois and Purdue J
each, Northwestern 1 and Chi
csgo a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23

The strongly-worded statement
of conference faculty representa-
tives, in which the extent of the
survey was revealed. was believed
TO be indicative that the 900
page document held athletic dyna-
mite far beyond the expectations
Of its sponsors.
In their official comment ON the
survey. issued after dsy-long
scrutiny OF its findings, the con-
ference delegates 10 the annual
summer meeting here declared the
report revealed situations. CON
ditions and practices which must
be considered as abuses that de-
mand corrective measures
In describing Atherton's investi-
gative technique. the official con-
ference statement said:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23

They hit 49, three triples. six
doubles. and 10 singles worth-but
the thing that was equally Inn
pressive, was the brilliant fielding
and teamwork displayed by the
Worlds champions.
As early as the first inning. came
an example of how exceptional
fielding has aided the YanIes. The
White Sox had gotten to Monte
Pearson for four hits and three
runs, and were still threatening
when Big Mike fresh. the Chlsox
catcher came TO bat.
He smashed a hard hit grounder
right over first for what seemed
a sure base hit. only TO see Babe
Dahlgren make running dive and
spear the ball one handed, falling
on the bag for the put-out
Once more in the sixth. Dahl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
Col. Cary's
Dawn Patrol
BY COLONEL CARY

Track still off, but drying
fast and opening day will prob
ably find the going fast enough.
Each morning finds more fami-
liar names on the workout list.
Draco will be remembered by
Longscres fans. The six-year-
old gelding breezed five Fights
through heavy going in 1907
flat. In the money five for
twelve down south but has so
fair failed to win.
Washington breds are begin
ming to show. New Trial, five
yeor-old Fort Churchill mare.
went five-eights on . heavy
track in 1907 SIS, breezing. while
Glad Santa, six-year-old Gladia-
tor gelding. breezed three-eights
over a slow track In :S9 flat.
Glad Santa scored three wins in
seventeen starts down south,
being in the money six times In
all. VIII take his turn with the
home breds.
Dipperconard, five year old
tighter Of Sleiverconard.
breezed a half mile in SO As
over heavy track. The Cali
fornia bred will make her first
start of the year at Longacres.
Jane Bruce, another who has
seen action here before, went
three-eights in heavy going in
:3s. breezing. The eight-year-
old mare won one for four last
year unplsced in four outs
SO far this year.
Behemoth, another oldster well
known here, turned three-eights
in 80 flat, breezing, over a
slow track. The seven-year-old
mare landed in the money eight
times in seventeen starts last
year, winning three.
JacaIong, 2-year-old gelding
BY Jack Collins. turned the half
over a heavy track in "a fiat,
breeding. The colt has failed
to place In three starts this year.
Form followers and lovers OF
consistency should find a fav-
orite in Poly Royal, 6-year-old
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grcn turned what looked like a hit
into a fast double play. the hard
way-to second and back 10 first.
Third Baseman Red Rolfe gave
the crowd an opportunity To cheer
when he ran almost TO the plate
TO catch pop-hunt. He dove for
the ball and caught Il about two
feet above the ground.
Another fielding exhibition
was turned In by George Sci
kirk. who ran back almost
10 the fence and caught Me
Nair's hard-hlt hall one hsnded
while running backwards.
The team work was shown on
several occasions Once on a slow
bounecr past the pitcher. both
Frank crossetli and Joe Gordon
came running In. The shortstop
let Gordon have II because Joe
would not need TO pivot before
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'"'"~"k s"a w. $500 =" -
move w'N s""~" WV ~
hsnso W nv s-'f
49,"
". '"' '
Ns'" ''s s"'eAk" '"
Up so' e'''a s
is'"'s '"s' V"ss 49, "''' :"
a''ese N""e'"'s'" 'he . ~
i'k ON INV e'".''''''a f''
IN" peh"sh' 'ha' aet"s'o '''
t"n"s !" sa'"P'" "
N"ita'
ihsy noa Wy 'ne 'ss'u'ss ~"e"
playing the 'aaSe o"s ~"
usually oossh '''p ""sa .'.,
sskos i"s' os'.s'' hAaes "nA'ea'
n"n''' UP newt '''n "
tempt o"hs p"s MT s"ak"''
away
COAST srARs
The Coast iesgusrs With tho
Yankees are major part Of the
team. Al second bare. the former
University of Oregon star. Joe
Gordon. u q flawl~ss fielder and u
rally polishing the hersehlds. Joe
hit four'for-fouf the day previous.
and extended II In sixsfor-sss In
his first two 'imes at hat. by hit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23

Tn the course Of the survey
more than 500 athletes were inter-
rogsted in personal. individual In
terviews. Coaches. managers. I'D
ministratlve officials and employees
also were interviewed at each In
stitution as well as large number
OF alumni - The correspondence
Of these individuals as II related
to recruiting Of athletes was ex-
smincd.
80 . Complete audit Of the In
come Of major sports athletes
from all campus employment was
made - A. well ~ other sources
Of income. such az fraternity aid.
complimentary tickets. cash allow
snces on team trips. loans pro-
visions. and scholarships
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o n tn z LAM

fContinued from Page slxtsenl
pat Of the Golden Gate area,
where they really build baseball
players :.
IL University Of California
graduate and played the national
sport for tire Golden Bears Went
INTO pro ball and played In the
Cotton states and Florida State
leagues -.
Vas property ~ ire NsS York
Yankees. who sold hin 20 me PIP
pins outright IL rated ~ Mac
sgsr Bernie Deyiviesss az : bright
prospect. owning a FINE curve.
good enough fast ens ans plenty
Of other required qualities
Blooms "a years old ard can
stand Up under hard WORK -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
NORTHWEST GOLF SCORES

J. J. Young Los Angeles. . AMI I.
A. X. smell. Victoria. dsfsstsd =. p.
birieY. Victoria, ana
Ken Hineka. tictofia. defeated n y.
Bailey. Portland, , and 4.
Pred Davis Portland dsfestsd y
N stokes. Portland, aud q
Nelson Hill. f<a= Angeles. d~fested
A. II Crump. Victoria. q and 3
J N wood sictofls. defeated ~ A.
nimpsoa. Victoria. at the twenty flfst.
Clyde f1Bist beettiss asfsstea a.
y. CA0tis. Victoria and o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23

VICTORIA. n. t'.---ss1stbst
keWsy Biark ~ sssreuves. =.
e., to-day wsA two down ~
his fellow CsnsAtas. nsb Nss-
rssos. vietests, \. G.. 81 the
end IT the sirss sine ks>~s u
thesr s~essA round snatch In
ths psiine Northwest amateur
nses's golf ehasnpsssship.
seetty Gsmptvii. fssmss
Wstkss eup player frssu set
~. wssk-. ~as tsslilsg Nee
lAwssa. vietssts. BY ews hsse
~ the end VI tke sisst sise.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23

THERE'S something earthly
about horsemen and Al
Hardy. who will be the presiding
steward at Longacres when it
opens Saturday, proves the say
ing.
When not at the races AL
Hardy can always be found on
his knees in his garden. Posies
and ponies are his hobbies.
His ambition is to breed fine
pedigreed race horses and to
have a bigger garden.
1t will be AL Hardy who, as
the presiding steward, will be
the head man at Longacres this
season. But you would never
know it when he's leaning over
the garden fence. Quiet. I'm
assuming. Soft spoken.