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Evening star., 1939-10-07
dn Coach Wits End ecing Bd to Fire at Dodgers Tomorrow
From the
Press Box
Reds Will Bet Shirts
Twon't Be a in Row
BY JOHN LARDNER,

opCCldl SOIIcSpOuQcuU OIL Inc SLAI.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 7 (N.A.N.A0.-
The Reds are confident that this
World Series never will go down in
the records as coat of pure white
paint-a straight-game series, to 0.
OF course, they say they are con-
fldent Of more than that, of win
ming the thing, in fact. I doubt If
they believe 1t in their hearts, But
they're on the level about the four
straight business.
We've got the stopper" says Billy
Myers, their captain. "Derringer
will beat 'em sure next time"
That's one thing the Reds will
60 out and gamble their shirts on
They didn't think Derringer lost the
first game of the series. And, of
course, he shouldn't have. With
big Paul in his greatest form and
smoking for revenge, tomorrow S
game is Cincinnati's big chance for
a victory.
Walters Fails to Huh
His Typical Come
And it's just about their only
chance, too.
AS pointed out with a certain
gentle exclusiveness in these COL
umns last week, Bucky Walters is
good National League pitcher and
not much more. He's not a great
pitcher, like Derringer. The low
stuff, without too much zip, will
get smart fellow by in the Ma
tional League, but the low stuff
entails a sacrifice-bases on balls
And you can't afford that in the
American League. A base on balls
is apt to be followed by a sudden
''boff!" and two big runs.
Actually, it wasn't typical WAL
ters game that Bucky threw on the
second day OF this World Series.
knowing the danger Of giving free
passes, Buck kept his delivery high
high, the Yankees were hitting it.
1t wasn't badly pitched game.
The Yanks didn't blast our Bucky.
But it wasn't a good enough job
to win In World Series.
Getting back to Derringer, the
standout Red of the series so far,
Paul was bitter, as we'll he might
be. about that first defeat. Two
slightly spotty gestures in the out
field cost him a shutout. However,
he talked about his pitching and
not about the fielding.
II had a good day." said the big,
shambling right-hander, who looks
like the well-known Hollywood
yokel, Bob Burns. II threw one
bad pitch. That was to Dahlgren
In the fifth inning when they scored
their first run, and Dahlgren pulled
1t clean for two bases. 1t was fat
pitch, a fast one with not much on
1t.
'The rest of the day was keeping
1t where I wanted it. The hit by
Bill Dickey that broke up the ball
game in the ninth-well, you can't
tell me that guy hasn't got power.
It was a hook, low and outside.
, You know I'm not gonna throw a
curve ball to Dickey where I think
he can hit it.
with Keller on third, I gave Di
Maggie walk on purpose, and I
was gonna walk Dickey, too, if had
to. You know what mean-nothing
fat, nothing he could hit. If he
got on base, so what? Two or three
runs were no worse than one run
In that spot in the last of the ninth
And had couple of hitters coming
up that I could pitch to.
Evening star., 1939-10-07

Touchdown-A Faircloth. Point aftel
touchdown--A.. Faircloth (drop. kick).- Sub.
stituttons-Tech. Dodge. Burdick. Jenslu
McCampbell. Walsh. Muchi. Deiestaceous
l.itsis. Lacey; Anacostia. Fillius Knott
Penn. Hayes. Curtis. Porter. E Smith. H
eree-Mr Cohill Umoire-Mr. Magofdn
Head linesman-Mr MeRlen
Evening star., 1939-10-07

A women's tournament at Con-
gressional was won by Mrs. r. l..
Rose with card Of 93-l1-S2. Sec.
ond was Mrs. Davis Weir with 103-
1876. Mrs. E. A. Swungle had the
low puts, with 80 strokes on the
putting surface.
Evening star., 1939-10-07
Hurls Five Full Comes,
Three Shutouts

He furnished stout support for
Paul Derringer and Bucky Walters
all through the National League
campaign. Used chiefly as a re-
lief pitcher, he figured in AZ games.
He was credited with 13 victories
and charged with five defeats.
Here, however, is the interesting
detail Of his pitching record: He
pitched only five complete games
yet three Of them were shutouts.
One Of these helped to clinch the
pennant for the Reds.
When the Reds and the Cardinals
hooked up in their last and deci-
sive series, the Cardinals were look
ing for Derringer or Walters to hurl
the opening game, but McKechnie
crossed them by tossing the kid from
Decatur into the pit-and the kid
shut them out. That gave thA
Reds tremendous edge. They not
only had grabbed the first game, but
they still had Derringer and Wal
ters in reserve. The Cards made
game fight of 1t, but they couldn't
survive that first knockdown,
Evening star., 1939-10-07

tourney, to start with an l8.hole
qualihcation round. Four match
rounds will be played Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1939-10-07

q
Touchdowns- ns-washington-Lee. coe isub-
Stitute for Frenchl; Western. Hilleary.
Point after touchdown-Hoover (place-
menD. substitntions = WASHINGTON Lee.
0i wsoD e9 foF S.y
Clements for Hoover Ahalt for HUGHES,
French for Alexander. Coe for French:
Evening star., 1939-10-07
Derrineer, Dresser Help
Teoch Thompson

Thompson-they call him Swede
in the Reds dugout-was born in
Latham, ILL.,, and brought up in
Decatur, which is the home town
of Paul Derringer and Charley
Dresser. Dresser conducted a base
ball school there about four years
ago and Thompson, a gangling,
baby-faced sandlotter, was one OF
his pupils.
Derrnger, who was helping with
the school, was the first to spot
Thompson.
That kid will make a pitcher
when he gets a little control" he
said.
They worked on Thompson, helped
him to a minor league Job. He
made good from the start and
within a year or so it was q cinch
he was headed for the majors. Last
year, with Columbia in the South
Atlantic League, he won 16 games
and lost nine. He Is feet inch
tall, weighs about 100 pounds and
probably could pitch all day If
necessary.
Few Freshmen Pitchers
Get Into Series
Freshman pitchers don't often
see action in a world series. The
competition is too stiff, the strain
too heavy. Managers don't like to
trust a kid In spot like that.
Now and then one of them comes
along that a manager just can't
keep out of a series because he has
too much stuff on the ball and too
much heart to be chained to the
bench when the firing starts. Babe
Adams. Bullet Joe Bush, Bucky
O'Brien-a few more. Fame beck
oned to them and they came with
q rush.
Maybe that's the way 1t will be
with Thompson. He has the stuff
and the heart and the prospect Of
pitching against the Yankees holds
no terrors for him. They don't
look a bit tougher to him than the
Cardinals did.
Evening star., 1939-10-07

At Indian Spring entries were
being taken by club pro AL Jamison
for the 0rosner match play anna
teur-pro tourney, to open Monday
ut the Silver Spring club. Jamison
already has 3S pairs entered In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20

the president air Ronald said
How ID vou act :" reporter
asked
behave IN suitable ard
respectful manner the snessss.
DOR rrtnsned. amid laughter And
! certainly make MIN . eew. sut.
~ u comes from the waist er not.
I dnn't knew
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capitol To he received by congress
in Tire rotunda.
The question ~ how Americans
should behave when they meet the
king came up. after Sir Ronald
had declined 10 rule on whether
women should eurtsy To the queen.
Il think men should conduct
themselves ss | % when I meet
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handicap of flashing phosogrs-
pliers hnins ard the presence ~
numerous ladies 81 the press. They,
the ladies. are in state about the
royal visit. and bitterly protest. IN
print and privately. The arrange
ments made hy Lady Lindsay for
the emeassy's June $ garden party.
Ladies Protest
Their difficulty Is that few, very
few. ~ them viii he invited 10 the
party. which they feel they are
entitled to attend and report a.
freely, say. As a garden party a,
the White House
Sir Ronald. a big. shy man. par
ried the thrusts as best he could,
explaining. finally:
The garden party is Just like
heaven. YOU know Some are taken
and some are not.
A flash bulb went of At that
moment and the ambassador
paused To remark he did not know
there were 10 he photographer
present.
Another flash bulb and then two
more.
No Press Conference
oh. for goodness sskes stop
that" exclaimed Sir Ronald.
Sir Ronald explained there would
be no royal press conferences,
One Of the lady reporters broke
in 10 ask how the king was to meet
any average Americans II his offi.
eisl schedule were strictly adhered
to.
Average Americans, unused sir
Ronald. There are an awful lot
Of them. you know"
The king and Secretary Of State
Cordeli Hull doubtless viii have
conversation during the royal APP
pearsnce here. Sir Ronald believed.
And he thought the queen Will
accompany his majesty tn the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
SPOTTED fever
TICKS INCREASE

SPOKANE 49, Health authorities
reported today that three persons
IN the county here were III with
Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
caused by the bite Of poisonous
wood ticks.
One Of the victims. 15-yesr-old
Glen Wiggin. was in serious oondi-
tion. but the other two. Donald
Rector. so. Chester and Gladys NJ.
starky, Al, Elk, were improving,
physicians said.
DR.. Ralph Hendricks, city health
officer, said between LOO and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
Use of Gasoline
Is on Increase

OLYMPIA - Gasoline usage in
the state is on the increase. Ii
cense Director Dave s. Cohn re-
ported today, with sales during
April totsling 33.620.i5s gallons,
compared to ~ aa2. 234 gallons a
year ago. Diesel oil especially
showed heavy Increase last
month. when 1855 gallons hear
ing the state tax were sold. COM
pared to 47,i2o gallons in April,
1888.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
SEVEN YEARS WORK
NULLIFIED in NIGHT

QUINCY. Msss.-In one night.
seven years work was nullified.
City Councillor Frank circuit
told Of spending seven years in a
fight to have the city erect a street
SIGN at Arnold road and Marshall
st. Finally. one was put up-snd
was stolen the first night.
circuit filed = resolution asking
re-erection nf the sign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20

1900 persons have been treated
with anti-tiok serum this spring
and that hundreds more probably
would he inoculsted as safety
measure
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
THREE CENTS IN TACOMA

Tacoma hsvbcr." n wxs ~
mmsd here this wuuld b for nocd
control work On ruysilup river
within the city Iinita tn sum
represented S70og0 cut INN ~
original sfso.eoo npprovea ~
army engineers The I'm nens epee
10 ire senate fcv s<ttoN - heses
asnenanensA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20

King George viii make on speech
in the United states, ne continued.
Just q few remarks in proposing
the health II President Roosevelt
at the White House state dinner
June s.
sir Ronald discussed the impend-
inr visit under the unaeeustomed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
SENATE CUTS $4,000
FROM PUYALLUP ITEM

A finally passed ~ the house
Wednesday. the federal rivers
ana ssrenrs appropriations hsii
ecrssinsd psrvs.snn for siso non for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
His Majesty's Ambassador
Submits to Press Outgoing

WASHNGT0N-A hit sgitated. and protesting that he
before had held press conference Really never
did Sir Ronald Lindsay British ambassador told stand
gathering Of reporters that their Britannia
majeses coming the United States improve
of friendship between the two countries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20

$3.50 Value. New squsre-dial
model for ladies. Sungold case
with black cord bracelet. See
it, Youll agree it's an out
standing value.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20

Wedding Ring Solid Sun
gold. beautifully engraved and
set with 3 lovely hiue-white
diamonds. Choice Of styles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Protest Action
Of Gov. Martin

stored. and nos resort 10 pniisiss
Ths resolution was emphatic
that shs constantly decreasing s.i-
mon catches n 1904 revealed that
the complete dcstruesion ~ the
great fesoafes wa immediately
ahessl n asked. Can any ans n
authority. Including the state pisa.
ming council. find anything unwtrt
OF harmful about this new con-
s~svsssau program
q IVES equally ewsphssises
thai insofar ~ fh~ tssuoshss
rise~ wa. e.ueeswea thai rssa
" pre9er continued - sshs
fish ~ It, eide ~ ~ river
that 10 Vas h~ssvs Inst WASH
lrxtsu re~sssw Inactive - ~
p<rrsis eseepsxe snS prspvtus-
linn 81 ihe .alsncn. rhe rvs~tas
than suase.trd ~ nvvedy
rssnnscsrtai interests ~ Wash
inas.e ms.- 10 the orvgsu
eide.
TIE resolution alse emphasized
that Washington state progress
commission 10 spending thousands
~ iniisfs annually IN advertising
the state Go Hre tourists thIs wsy.
Tourists the resolution made clear,
spent 80 poo 600 here isst year
and that g. poo. u,o ~ the amsssnt
wss paid IN tsss. Win fishsnx
lur magnet To the Tourist. u
VAS believed. the resolution en-.
phssissa that u would NJ un~tse
ia restore the deadly commercial
traps.
sisnsrs we're l. r. Larson.
pres North kitssp apasssmsn
association; Ray A. t.fummel.
pres Cocker ap aniei eIuh.
Richard Fintsn. Olympia Fog
&c sinh. q. J. ofvis. Thurs.
ton Chapter raasIe club v q.
nahn Mack Lake gfsafs.
Olympia. W aeiknsrs Olympus
Rod a Gun club. 4. w nrvbsnes.
ruyailup spaftsmans association,
r Earl stark. sen'y uiympis fsod
q Gun club. Port Orchard. 7, Kari
! stark. klt.sp County sp"stsnsn's
NthH&hf " ~ Rt'"t"tf 8tHt" st'f-s
q gun club
Fred e ureshon. Pierce County
United sports council: ) n Fsiss,
chairman, salmon committss Ts-
coma Sports association " usro-
vic. chairman ~ beard. TsromA
spartsmsns association. w r.
Ns~eomb. t'hehais. ruggie club
~ A. Young. pfea ftaoa Canal
Sportsman saaoetstien. ! l..
Wilkinson. pfcs Tacoma Chapter
Ixaak Walton ieAnurl w A Hiss.
mend. Tacoma Hporssman's ss~o'
citation; Res = Hnudsbush, United
Sports council Earl ~ csisoa,
pres riefre Coussy Conservation
league,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
RN HARRY GRAY son
SportS Editor. MA SerNi ice

NEW YORk-Not that it would have made much difference
but the report persists that Joe Louis Barrow knocked
oneeyed the Garden the other night Something
in connection with the delicate mechanism of John Henry
Lewis left said have snapped when the Phoenix Negro
struck in a workout couple of years ago
Ii is significant that opponents immediately thereafter who
previously could have hit the clever Lewis with scatter
commenced TO whaek him with right hand punches TO
his blind side. II with rights 10 the left side Of John
Henrys face that sdoe Gastanaga thrice dropped the AM
IONA lad in Detroit Il months ago.
fearful right above his left that Knocked Lewis
into loop for the first time the other night
There much talk about Lewis eye trouble before
the battle that newspaperman urged that the challenger be
examined by outside specialist But Lewis handlers would
have of that although had there been nothing
with the optic such procedure would have been the easiest
end the chatter that the Arzonan not 100 cent
physically fiji.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

Representatives u 10 sports.
mems art conservation orxsniss-
llens 81 SEVERAL counties II this
district met last night OF ire Ia.
enrna hetsi and unanimously op-
Posed tsoxsfusF Clarence y Mar
TINS attacks en Initiative No, W.
the anii.saiHen trap law
thes gas~ed q lraxfhs f~-.-
htsen ~ faur srefiens. which
has hcrn forwarded % tho
state executive and members
si ths state irgi-tatufe.
The 40 organizations represent
thousands Of staunsh snsl.tFsf
citizens.
Tho resolution made plain That
ihe issue was clearly Judged fnsf
years ago when The voters 81 the
state nutlawed Tho traps by une II
the largest nasjoftsies any lnitiss
tive ever poilssi. me vote. Il was
pointed out. was deliberate and
positive and recommended that
Trap interests II greed take similar
action II they want tho trsrs re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
RICK SIG n S

First Of last years Tacoma Tiger
club to come 70 terms for 1889 u
the big rookie first sacker Mar
yin Rickert Of Longbranch
Given contract At figure
considerably higher than that for
which ne signed in 1888 Rickert
didn't hesitate long IN penning MS
name 70 the document
I'm glad the Tigers gave me a
chance to play last year wrote
Rickert. and I'm tickled 70 be
with the club again this year
I'm going 10 he In there
putting every ounce ~ nv
ability into winning the first
base job. know that it, not
going TO he any cinch To beat
out Garretson. hut nObodyu
ever say I didn't try. Good a.
Bobby h. think ! can win the
job from him"
II Rickers can't displace the
CLASSY Csrretson at the initial
sack. he'll De given a chance 70
show mis- stuff IN the outfieIc. He
played IN the garden IN the City
league last summer before yotning
the Tigers and did nice JOB pa
trolling left field lie ~ fleet Of
foot and mas a good arm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

JOE LOUIS KNOCKED OUT ONE-EYED FIGHTER
PASTOR SCHEDULED To RID. AGAIN

NATURALLY Lewis given the onee-ovcf by DIR William
~ Henry Walker brother Of the former mayor and the
Boxing Commissions regular physician bat not IN the menu
DRY the oldest nhahtant has serappcr been disqualified
for physical unftneSs
DR. Walker went to Louis dressing room first after the
champion had practically torn Lewis limb from limb IN two
minutes and p seconds lie must have suspected that IN the
of Lewis II late for medical assistance
remarked he may have thought Louis had cold
Lewis quick demise convinced Mike Jacobs that more
fodder is needed for Louis II is for this that
the promoter is making all sides with the result
that looks though Bicycle Bob Pastor again viii
from Louis al the Garden in March, and Sgno Tony Ganto
will be the condemned In the open air in June.
When Pastor Sprnted out of harms throughout 10
rounds with Louis couple of winters and Jimmy Johns
let il he known that the New York university product did
for the express purpose Of making the Bomber look bad
Jacobs that Pastor would be given another
CHI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Lee Will Outweigh Jock

Arriving in Tacoma some IS
hours behind schedule. Robert r.
Lee. highly recommended young
fiStcuffer from Utah. hreezed
through a light workout Tuesday
afternoon and then pronounced
himself ready for the best Jock
McOmber can offer Thursday
night at Greenwich coliseum
The big soungster revealed
magnificent physique when
he stepped into the gym for
fi,c-round workout consisting
soIcl, Of skipping rope and
shadow boxing. After the driii
Lee weighed i95 pounds.
Spectators were given surprise
when Lee almost dwarfed Neon
Der as they came together mo-
mentarily for an Introduction.
Jock will weigh no more than lis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Dupont Vies With
So. Tacoma Tonight

Dupont 4 I h Z CIlD Plays
South Tacoma at Stadium tonight
in an effort to win the victory that
will give the Powdermen the a
division championship Of the Com
mercial Basketball league.
Gilt Top. which still has
chance for the title meets Ryoin
at Q o clock. and Reese's and Nal
levs both out Of the race, clash
81 S.
3 division games: American
Lake VS.. Archer's Confectionery al
: BNai Birth vs. Oakland a. ;
and Burnett Brothers vs.. Com
munitv House at 2.
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cammaranos Play
Heidelberg Sextet

Tho hockey program II the
Lakewood Ice arena tonight ought
10 bring 10 . brad some Of the
"xfasdRes' that exist between rival
players
smussrssos And D1rtart-
hrsEs siask 81 >. sWA MeAs-
sweet Dsisies ssA ts~iffts tsss
mest ~ liza In gssses that
may desciop isss hattIes rwyAL
Al Least . dossn players are
harborinE szrudsss' against OPP
ponsnts signs ~ strained seia,
tions were evidenced early In the
season Games ~sfs hard fought
and rough Penalties wers fF~-
gusnt. and harsh words ysse ex-
changed between rivals.
rhs most important "xrudxes"
involve Don Mcg,hasnsy and stan
Goidsb~frY. and George fsaids.
berry and Lon Bishop rhs Coisis-
beffys are iteidslberE players
Bishop and Mechssnsy play Tor
the Cana
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pounds for the scrap and Will give
away a couple Of inches in height
and a certain amount OF reach.
M'oNBER FIT
MeOmber had finished his final
pre.fight workout before Lees ar
rival. boxing four rounds. two
each with Rex Carey and "Tuffy
Tyson and looscning up four more
for total OF eight before calling
II quits until Thursday night
Tacoma fans win get their
first look at Res Carey. mid
dleWcighi sensation from Vie
toria. u. e., on Thursdays
card. Carey Ia n handsome
no, who can bos and punch.
lie meets Jack uibbard Of
Klamath Fails. Ore. In the
six round scmi-finai.
fluffy" Tyson, back In Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

his home town. after campaigning
successfully IN eastern Washing
ton Tor a couple II years, meets
Alex Watson. eelored lsos Angeles
middlcweight. in the four.round
special
Hank Curtis 81 Tacoma and Al
Mus,ola Of Portland. ilghtweights.
collide in the four round second
preliminary
Gene Toulouse OF Tacoma and
Kid Thornley, OF Portland middle
weights. meet In the four.rouni
opener.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Ski Weather

Paradise Valley Road open 10
Sarsda falls. chains required at
LoBEmire. temperature u IL de-
gfees. trace Of new snow. total Of
1871 inches, snow dry clear. With
light northwest wind skiing good.
NJ. Baker Lodge Road open 10
lodge. compact snow on road from
glacier 10 lodge. chains required.
temperature ~ ~ degrees. two
inches of neV snow total Of iss
inches, broken clouds snow dry
skiing good
Snogtislmie Pass North Bend
10 EssioB. snoS and ice ON road
from - miles Scat of summit 10
Esstob. chains required. tsmpsrs
ture u ~ degrees tao inches ~
new snow. total Of Al inches
broken clouds skiing good
Gayuse Pass. Total ri i7t
inches. skiing good
MIIw auL~e SKI Bowl tHyskJ !;
Temperature II "a degrees no
new snow, total Of 50 inches
cloudy and calm. skiing good.
STAMPEDE; Temperature Of 20
degrees. one inch If new snow
total Of 80 inches. cain and part
cloudy. snow dry skiins excellent
Mossd LAKE: Temperature Of "
degrees. on. inch Of new SNOW
total u ~ inches. snow dry ana
poNdery. part eioii0y, with north
ssst wind skiing excellent.
Martin Temperature 81 ~ DE-
Krees. trace II nsW epos total ~
s. inches snow dry and fast part
cloudy. with light northwest Wind
skiing excellent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Protector Hynes
Gets Convictions

Cams Protector lack Hynes.
nsr In this district. has started
off IN good style Ne arrested
yesterday and gained convictions
sEsinst Fred " Keller. stt7 ~.
Mont gomsry a.. and Eugene Har.
sins sszs Mort Eomery. Zach ~ss
found xglIsy IN Justice LAyfons
court ~ possessing dear meat and
ssfb drew . fine af $3.50 and eosts.
rnieh they vii pay in $40 moashiy
instruments.