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Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-06
Catherine Frank
Married Frid ay

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kieffer OF
Ell Centro have announced the
marriage of their niece, Catherine
Frank, to Harold Hudson son of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Hudson of Ok
lahoma. The marriage was solemn
lied Friday in San Diego.
The bride made her home in El
Centro with Mr.. and Mrs. Kieffer
for many years, being a graduate
of Central. She is also a graduate
of the Mercy hospital training
school and did postgraduate work
at the Alameda county hospital,
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson are spend
ing a few days IN Ell Centre with
Mr.. and Mrs. Kieffer before going
east to Oklahoma where they will
make their home and where Mr..
Hudson will be associated in bus
mess with his father.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-06
BETTER =. n.. III.
CACake" B"eket

. Can't you recall the delicious
ness of water from some long
remembered well water that
seemed so clear, and pure, and soft
its memory fingers?
Such water rarely occurs natu-
rally. Most water, even if clean and
bacteriologically safe, has hard
ness or some chemical content to
spoil its taste. But no matter what
your water supply may be, it can
be conditioned freed of all
offending impurities. A simple
Permutit Water Conditioning in
stallation, attached to your house.
hold water supply, will give you
delicious soft water throughout
the house.
And conditioned water isn't only
better for drinking. foods cooked
in it taste better. 1t gets things
cleaner with less soap and less
scrubbing makes clothes last
longer. It's better for your skin
and hair. So much luxury sounds
expensive. But it really isn't. A
Permutit installation will actually
save enough to meet the payments
under the FHA plan. Let us show
you how. Write for free booklet.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-06
Bachelors Hosts
At tGay Dance

Bachelors club members we're
hosts Saturday night at delight
full dance held in La Hacienda and
attended by approximately 100
members and guests.
The committee members in
charge of arrangements to whom
credit is due for the success of the
dance are Art Harris, Noel Smith.
Vic Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-06
Cocktail Party
Precedes Dance

Warren Washburn entertained at
cocktails prior to the Bachelors
club dance, Saturday, group OF
friends gathering at his house,
1891 Olive avenue, for aperitifs.
Guests were: Miss Winifred
Palms of San Bernardino, Miss
Ada BeSse Beynon. Miss Ruth
Sprinkle, Miss Ruth Whitelaw, Miss
Margaret Plemons; Matt LaBruch-
erie, Larry Williams, Frank Gal
laher, William Peterson.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-06
Family Reunion
Weekend Event.

A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Strick-
Ter in Ell Centre this weekend.
Those present in addition to the
host and hostess included Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Hatherley and Hoyt
Strickler, all of Los Angeles; and
Harold Strickler of Pasadena.
Strickler is confined to his home
because of illness but was able to
enjoy the reunion.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-06
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Moore of Ell
Centro are entertaining two of
Moore's sisters and their husbands
who are touring California.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Tinker Of
Wausau, Wis. and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. A. Beenblossom of Burr Oak,
Kansas, plan to spend two weeks
at the Moore home. Tinker is a
Penney store manager while Been
blossom is a farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward B. Henley,
former residents Of Mexicali, arriv-
ed from FL Paso. Tex, where they
now reside, Sunday evening. They
plan to stay in the valley for sew
eral days and will be the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Asher.
Mrs. c. j. Brooks left this past
weekend for a visit of some two
weeks in WinsloW Ariz., after which
she will return to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Norman E. Dupont, and
DR.. Dupont.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-06

YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you've read the ADS!
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looked none too bright. However,
Lewis hit Reich with a pitched
ball and Garretson walked filling
the bags.
Up to the platter came husky
Morry Abbott, leading home run
smacker Of the league. With two
strikes on him he met one of
Lewis offerings and drove it
against the left field fence, a mere
two feet from the top. The run
ners scored, the Tigers going out
in front, 4 to 2. Abbott was left
stranded.
And there the score re-
manned until the seventh when
Yakima kicked the platter
once more when Lewis singled
to left, Penso walked and
Stamper beat out a bunt down
third line, Lewis scoring on
Spiker's fly to center.
But came the eighth and the
Tigers time to whack. Reich
whitfield and Garretson, Abbott
and Mountain walked. Garretson
was nicked at the plate on Col
bern's grounder to short, but the
bases still were full and Clifford
was at the bat. He doomed the
ball to left for two bags, sweep
ing the paths for another trio of
runs.
Spadafore was called out at
third for failure to touch the bag
after he had singled and gone
home through Harriman's error
and McDonald's single to left.
Colbern saw the runner miss the
third station and when the ball
was relayed in from center he
threw to third. Morgan called
Spadafore out. It was heads up
on Colbern's part.
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COL. CARY'S GOSSIP

A good prep for this Sundays
Mount Tacoma Golden Jubilee
handicap, and minor prep for
the Longacres mile Is offered at
the Renton oval this afternoon
when the Washington Jockey club
presents the Westwood purse, an
allowance affair for three-year-
olds and up. at one mile.
A nice field of 10 has been
named, including the Needmore
stables Ethelmont, Thomson-Smith
stables Calaveras, Ross Cooper's
Mintouri, the Elltaes stables
Bagenmay. Allen Drumheller's
Marvel Play, Dipperconard, Some
Turley, His Girl and the Canada
ans, Big Pine and Royal Reign.
High weight of 112 pounds has
been assigned by Racing Secre-
tary Morrison to three horses Big
Pine, Royal REICH and Some Tur-
ley. Calaveras and Dipperconard
will 60 as the Thomson-Smith en-
try. while Bagenmay and Marvel
Play will go together as the A.
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II. C. Fear. trainer for the Hsw-
thorn stable. had four Of his good
Mo d'Arezzo colts out. MIDLAND
and ORENCO worked together,
going a half In AS 3-5, handily.
Midland will improve on that last
effort, so follow back next out.
THE CLOUD and WEE TONEY,
also working together, breezed a
half in so 2-5. The Cloud has
yet to make his first start, but
he'll be ready when Fear decides
to shoot.
Watch MINTOURI today. The
filly is in light, and three-quarters
in TIA 3-5. breezing, says she's
fit. BIG PINE, going in the same
race, looked sharp going five
eighths in 1908 is, breezing. The
Canadian may make 1t three in a
row. MALTA turned in another
nice half in 80, breezing . may
run back to her works today.
BLIND RIVER might surprise in
the third, off three-eighths in :36,
handily. CARBON COPY is be-
ginning to show a return to form.
Tab him off half in so 3-5,
breezing.
HAIDEE looked sharp going
five-eighths in 1902. handily. K.
F. Green's 3-year-old filly might
surprise one of these days. Watch
for LULLABY LADY first out.
Five-eighths in 1:01 2-5, handily,
says she's ready. AMREAL turn
ed In half in 40 3-5, driving -.
tab for improvement. Five
eighths in 1:01, handily, says
CHILE SNOW is still razor sharp.
The same goes for PREDILEC-
TION off five-eighths in 1:01,
handily.
RAG HILL is ready for another
winning effort among the home
breds after working a half in AS,
handily. Tab SMOKY w. in the
same class off half in 40 3-5,
breezing. NAKASUN turned in
another nice half in 40, handily
fit and ready. A half in 40
3-5. breezing, says CHARLES
ADEE may return to his Omaha
form any day now tab him in
today's third. SCHOOLBROOM
looked fair going half in 80 AS,
handily =. wait and see what the
3-year-old gelding does in the Sec
ond today.
Add Tabbings: LIQUIDATION.
five-eighths in 1902 AS, breezing;
SISTER VINE, half in 40, breez-
ing; STEPINOFF, three-eighths in
:36 AS, breezing; COPA DE ORA,
half in 80 3-5, breezing; RED
CAB, three-eighths in :37 1-5,
oreezing; STRINGALONG, five
eighths in 1903 2-5, breezing.
huff for now more tomorrow.
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BONETTI SOLD
TO CUB NINE

LOS ANGELES--Dave Fleming.
president of the Los Angeles club
Of the Pacific Coast league, today
announced the sale of Julio Bon
etti. pitcher. and Bob Collins,
catcher. to the Chicago Cubs for
cash and two players to be deliv-
cred next spring.
BOnetti has been with the
Angels one year and won Is
games and lost three. Collins
has been with the team three
years. The transaction will
take effect next year.
Benefit. a native of San Fran
cisco. is rs and formerly was with
the st. Louis Browns. His sale
price was reported to be S25, 900.
Collins Is 20 and comes from
Pittsburgh. His batting average
this year is .306. Cash involved in
the sale of Collins was reported to
be $l7.5o0.
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Colson Heads
Game Organization

AT meeting of the Conserva-
ton League of Washington, the
following officers were elected:
Earl Colson, president; Joe Orvis,
first vice president; Rex Roude-
bush, second vice president; Dale
Harvey, secretary; j. L. wnkin-
son. treasurer. A board of di-
rectors was elected, as follows: ].
B. Feist, S. B. Macdonald, H. w.
Algeo. Les Soule, L. B. Brubaker
and Pierce Leavitt.
This organization will make a
thorough and careful study of the
conservation OF our national re-
sources and viii join with other
organizations that have been in
terested in conservation of our ma
tional resources to assist them in
any way possible. The organiza-
ton is non-partisan and non-po-
litical.
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Trucks Still
In Flag Race
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

Model Lumber and Cam
n,arnno Brothers In the City
league dish to be served to-
night at Lincoln howl, start
ing ut 1850. The Lumber lads
have been unable to get going
this year. showing only rarc
spurts Of top flight baseball,
and perhaps Thursday night
win provoke another such
outburst.
With their backs to the wall.
G. N. c. Trucks won 10 to 8 from
Olympic Ice Cream to stay In the
hot chase for a place in the City
league Shaughnessy playoffs. A
six-run attack off Pentecost In the
second proved the potent factor.
although the losers were trouble
some throughout.
After Pcntecost had been
niclxed for the sextet Of tai
lies, Bland took up the Job
In the third and hurled good
ball. allowing seven hits, the
only real disturber being the
home run by Stan Wallace In
the ninth with none ON. The
ball travelled over the high
screen In deep left field.
Laurie Heath failed to hold his
six-run lead, his downfall start
ng In the fourth when Jimmy
homed. Then three hits,
me a homer by Pentecost and
.hree errors gave the Olympics
our runs In the sixth and Whitley
daczen was tossed into the fray.
allowed one run In the
eventh, but his playmates gave
i'm two runs In the seventh and
wo more in the ninth, which
roved ample.
Hitting honors were divided be-
ween Bittner, Niesen and Pente-
ost. all three swatsmiths getting
trio each. Lorney Mcrkle COPIED
elding honors.
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Longacres, Wednesday

First Race-s4oo, claiming: s-year-
olds and UP: furlongs.
Berenda (io6) ....s1e.oo $3.50 1890
Spanish Witch Q08) 400 $40
SQueaker 013) -. 290
Merritt. Time: IL AS. Lady Torch
lila, Babur. Beau Remount Busy
Mae, Lazy Martha, Little Lad, Red
Colonel, Ping also ran.
Second Race-$400. maiden allow
ances, 2-year-olds: 5 furlongs.
Crystal Ridge Q14 $3.50 $500 s27o
Black Haw Q0O.... 4.70 $40
Jockeys in order: Classify, Bovine.
Webster. Time: loo 3-5. Stanley B.
Lacona. Valdina Flower, Photo Finish,
Gallatin. Movie Actor, also ran.
Third Race-S40o. claiming. 3-year-
olds and UP; washington breds: 5la
furlongs.
SILK Train tlos) .sl4.5o s54o $500
First Effort Q04.. 4.40 $40
Fredricka QO6) 500
Jockeys in order: Bovine. Grohs,
Dye. Time: /: 06 2-5. Euphrata Babe,
Prince Pie Fort Little. Violate c.
Film Star. Lady Waite. Premier Jim
Fourth Race-s4oo, claiming. s.
year-olds and up; 6 furlongs. ;
Twin Peaks dl3) $500 500 $500
High Thrust Q10).. $50 400
La Moonist did,. $50
Jockeys in order: Tyron. Dodson.
Sena. Time: 1:12 3-5. Jane Bruce,
Matosha, Ragtown Belle, Chas. Clarke,
Sky Bingo Pat W.. Morclass also ran.
Fifth Race-s400. claiming, 3-year-
olds and up: l Lie miles.
Union Girl Q08). $500 s6.10 $3.50
Nuve Alta 112D.... 10.40 40
Black Nose 1O8) =. 240
JOCKEYS in order: Dye, Classify.
Grohs. Time: AS LIS. Howdy Andy,
Business Man, Club Soda, Idle Lad
also ran.
Sixth Race-s5oo. claiming, 3-year-
olds and up: 6 furlongs.
Jack Be Nimble G12) $40 s4.20 $3.50
Mr.. Spence DID,. 4.4o 2!o
jockeys in order: podson. Dye
Grohs. Time: ILL as. Shasta Bud
dy. Dickerville. Elaborate, Mohac also
ran.
Seventh Race-s5oo, claiming, s.
year-olds and UP; / lie miles.
Top Dog uoe) 49,. 5000 $3.50 s3.lo
Electrose C04) -. $40 $40
Shalot CI03) -. 200
Jockeys in order: Dye, Bovine, Dod-
son. Time: IA. Fern D, Atholton
also ran
Eighth Race-s4oo. claiming A.
year-olds and UP; ! Ia miles.
Redneck COB ....s5.10 s4-3o $50
La Strath d08) :. :. 480 $50
Toro Blue (lo9l.... $40
Jockeys in order: Grohs. Merritt,
Sperry. Time: so AS. Silva. British
Tan. Aksala. Julia Bludgeon. Digni-
NED, Newsman Moon Madness, Crys-
TAI Chief, Prince Jr. also ran.
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GULDAHL TOPS
GOLF TOURNEY

ST. JOHN, N. B.-Former Ma
tional Open Champion Ralph Gull
dahl of Madison, N. j., and Ted
Bishop. a Boston amateur, set the
pace on the first Is holes of the
Canadian golf championship today.
Each shot the tough Riverside
course in SO. three strokes under
par. as rain and a strong wind off
the river handicapped one of the
smallest fields in years.
Jerry Gianfcrante of Calais.
Maine, led the early finishers
with n S6-S6-72, two over
par. Walter Hall. Brockton,
Mass, and Red Francis, Al
toona, Pa, had las and Bobby
Cruickshank of Richmond, Va,
bagged a u along with Yer
non Batch of ST. John.
Hector Mcveigh. an amateur
from Hollywood, Cal, had a 70.
Ray Getcliffe. former hockey player
with the Boston Bruins who was
traded recently to the Montreal
Canadiens. had a rs.
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Tigers Again
Beat Piippiins

Timely doubles by Abbott in the
third and Clifford in the eighth
combined with Earl Porter's good
right hand pitching last night gave
the Tigers their second consecu-
tive victory over the Yakima Pip
pins at Athletic Park.
The score was to 3, Abbott's
and Clifford's two-base knocks
each bringing three men home,
cleaning the bases.
But. it might also be mentioned
that Lewis, the Yak hurler and
sort of a jinx for the Bengals,
played a goodly part in the VIC
tory. He walked two and hit one
man in the third and walked three
in the eighth, the two fat Tiger
innings. Then, when he did get
the ball over e. well, Abbott and
Clifford took care of things in the
pinch.
The five hits Lewis gave the
Tigers came when they really
meant gravy on the bread.
Penso started things off for
the Pippins In the first by
blasting a homer over the left
field wall. Then, the visitors
added another In the second on
McDonald's walk and Lorenz'
double to left center.
For the Tigers half Of the sec
ond Mountain provided the first
score with a rousing homer over
the right center wall. The ball
really was hit.
The Tigers had their first big
inning in the third. Porter walked,
was forced at second by Harri-
man, who gained a life on the
play. Mattos struck out and things
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oLYMpiic' ICE CREAM OF

IOthi1 ..........4O 10 III ~ D
xScott batted for Molitor In 9th.
SCORE BY INNINGS
q. N. c. Trucks -. 060 600 202--10
Olympic Ice Cream 900 l04 100 6
SUMMARY
Stolen base. Niesen; sacrifice hits.
Rasmussen, Maczen; two-base hits.
nolitor. Bittner. Trummer; Ward.
runs, Martin, rentecost, Wallace;
double plays, Merkle to Bittner. ME-
sen to Martin. Ward to Merkle to
Bittner; left on bases, q. NJ. c.
Trucks. z: Olympic Ice Cream o: 6
hits runs off Pentecost In 2 in
nings; Z hits runs off Bland In 7
innings: 7 hits runs off Heath In
5M innings: hits run off Maczen
in ~ innings; struck out. by Pente-
cost 2. by Bland 3. by Heath 8, by
Maczen 1. base on balls. off Pente
cost l. off Bland l, of Heath 1, off
Maczen 1; losing pitcher, Pentecost;
winning pitcher. Heath: wild pitch
Heath; time Of Eame. 2:i6: umpire
BtAve.
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''''''|'llzz'l'1|1'l'1''''I'l |||||||
On the
Lam.
- WITH -
ELLIOTT
METCALF

SAY Mr.. and Mrs. Gobbler:
did ever any one con-
oder Abolishing this idea Of
= Thanksgiving day all to-
gsther7 Why just change the
1ates? II gives me a pain in
Tie neck" -.
STILL, there's NO getting away
from It -. the switch in
dates certainly leaves the football
schedule makers with . mess of
hash on their hands :.
loox = sis.ss st. Lsu,. Card.
q h ut National league
eAnss. Win ~! They're playing
- - - Gaahouse Gang Of on.
nm, sp1rit Al s1<ll1. And among
~ ~ hsapsrs fer Tie CAUSE b or
feppsr lGartln, ~ s'wfld Mustang
u - Ouarlu" =. Ard have they
CDR! -.
CPEAIIING Of teams with
punch =. well. those Rainiers
cvsr Seattle wy have snapped
hack into winning form with
roar And while they have been
winning, the second-place Angels
havo been losing. OF course. it's q
Ing way from the finish Of the
coagt race. but still that five and
. ha1f game lead The Rainiers en-
~ loo,s fairly safe -.
tn CONF NAN srsn r,tss-
hurUA certainly en- handle |
- - VIII Mn. Dut he's Hike |
= so1oot az nan's brolpss truns-
~ nasksr-can't punch -.
GOOD luck to : grand little guy
Bobby Moch. 1895 WASH
1ngtun crew coxswain. He goes to
The Massachusetts, Institute Of
Tschnoaogy whore he'll be head
ersw coaoh. Pleasant, courteous,
l(Cuutmued On raos 10. Column ~
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Yank Girls
Win At Net
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass.--M

CHESTNUT HILL. Mass.--Mrs.
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan and Alice
Marble moved within two steps
OF their third successive national
tennis doubles championship to-
day when they teamed beautiful
ly to defeat the English wightman
cup pair of Betty Nuthall and
Nina Brown. 6-1, 6-2.
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MOCH NAMED
M.L.T.MENTOR

enthusiastically Of WASH
ington officials announced the for
uaer coxswain Of the hcralded 1895
Warrington crew which won the
Olympic games races. Bobby Moch.
has been named head crew coach
At the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. Jim McMillin, WASH
ington varsity oarsman OF 1935-6-7.
will be Moch's assistant at the
Cambridge. Mass. engineering
school.
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Sacrifice hit. Spiker; two-base hits.
Stamper. Lorenz. Abbott. Clifford.
home runs, Penso. Mountain: double
plays, Colbern to Hartman to Gar
retson: left on bases, Yakima o, Ia
coma S: struck out. by Lewis 6, by
Porter s: bases on balls. off Lewis 6,
off Porter 5: runs batted In. Penso,
Spiker. Lorenz. Abbott 8. Mountain,
Clifford 8; hit by pitched ball. Reich
by Lewis; time OF game, 1855; UNI
pires, Moran and Morgan.
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Tonight is ladies' night at
Athletic park In the full mean
Ing of the term.
Women will be admitted to
the bleachers without charge OF
any kind. As far as the Taco
ma baseball club is concerned
there will be no charge to the
grandstand, but Uncle Sam de-
mands his five-cent tax.
Tonight will be the final
game of the series between the
Tacoma Tigers and the Yakima
Pippins.
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WORK IN ALASKA

SEATTLE - Ray Frankowsk,
Frank Garretson. Walter Yonker,
and AL zemeck, Washington foot
ballers. are working in an Alaskan
fish cannery.
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Tacoma Flattie
Holds 3rd Spot

VANCOUVER, CThe fatt Furious of Los Angeles today
held International Flaie regatta with two
Of five heats the held
The Furious with Ed On skipper the first heat took
fifth yesterday total of 25 points Com
pee third heat:
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STANDINGS


YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma Z. Yakima 3.
Wenatchee .. Bcllingham 5.
Spokane Q. Vancouver tten In
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


YEbTERDAY's RESULTS
Seattle 3. San Diego !.
Hollywood T. Oakland l.
San Francisco Z. Los Angeles ..
Sacramento Q. Portland q.
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0regoniians
Lose Game

WICHITA, Kans.-The Duncan
(Okla.) Halliburtons last night
shut out the Silverton. Ore, Red
Sox in the National Semi-Profes-
sional Baseball tournament, 60.
Parker, on the mound for the
Oklahomans, allowed but six hits
while Riest, pitching for Silverton,
was yielding IL.
The score: r H E
Duncan ............... IL
SllVerton .............. b D
Earlier Struthers, o., had de-
feated Phoenix, Ariz., 5-3.
Three persons were rendered I'M
conscious-an umpire, player, and
spectator-as Trenton, N. j., de-
feated Slater, S. c.. 7-3.
The umpire was hit by pitched
ball; Virgins, Slater catcher,
knocked down as Trenton's second
baseman Yaede slid into home, and
the woman spectator was hit by a
foul ball. None was believed to be
seriously injured.
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and Elltaes stable
entry.
Big Pine, already winner at
the sprint and flat mile dis
tances, will undoubtedly be
made favorite for the race.
However, Ethelmont, second to
stablemate TOnta last Sunday.
Bagenmay, an easy winner at
the mile last out; Marvel
Play, with win and a place
In two starts, and the fast
improving Calaveras will come
In for their share Of play.
Hunch bettors and longshot
players should find plenty of
action with Some Turley, Dipper-
conard, Mintouri, His Girl and
Royal Reign. The latter will be
his first start here this
season, after enjoying good sue
cess on Vancouver tracks.
Six of those named for the
Westwood purse are nominees for
the $4,000 Longacres mile, and
their fortunes in the contest will
be watched with interest.
Supporting feature today will
be the sixth race, another of the
popular route affairs. A gooc
field of seven reuters has been
named to fight it out over the
mile and one-half distance. High
weight Of 112 pounds has beer
given ]. o. Longs Shady Wood
With twilight racing being in eff
feet, first post has been set TO,
4 p. m. sharp.
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Pioneer League
by UNITED PRESS

Twin Falls Cowboys defeated
Salt Lake Bees, IA. yesterday rs
they continued their Pioneer league
pennant march.
The league doormat Boise Pilots
defeated the Ogden Reds SIS.
The Reds didn't cross the
home plate until the seventh
when they Tailed ono. Boise
began counting In the sixth.
Ogden and Boise meet In Boise
Friday. Pocatello plays Lewiston.
Salt Lake plays Twin Falls. All
are concluding games in their
series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-18

YEsTERDAY's RESULTS
New York 7. Brooklyn 3.
Boston e-2, Philadelphia as.
Chfcaso .. Cincinnati /.
d. Louis IA. Pittsburgh 40.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-05

subject of war with the air Of a
victorious Napoleon, as If America
were dependent on something that
he claims but does not have, i. e.,
military genius. He may be the
commander and chief of Americas
military forces; but, as for me, I
would not let him lead blind horse
of mine to water. And that is a
statement not from the dumbest
man on earth, for 1 have gazed long,
much too long on Democrats. A
great man once said: eff thou gaze
long into the abyss, the abyss will
also gaze into thee"
Mr.. Wright, weren't our most
prosperous eras during Republican
administrations? And surely you
wouldn't call this administration the
epitome of economic perfection, or
even approaching same?
Fiat justitia, ruat coelum.
F. L. FAULKNER.
Henderson, July 3, 1889.