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Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Racing
Plant
Closes

HOLLYWOOD. Fla, Feb. 7. UP)
Harry I. Fink, Miami Beach no.
tel owner. said today that Gulf
stream Park closed after four days
of its scheduled 40-oay race meet
ing because he had withdrawn his
financial backing.
He said he had posted $4,000
so they could open the track" and
had withdrawn the money to pro-
tect it"
Il saw after four days that they
could not make go of the track
and SO I withdrew my money. I
only did this to protect my money
because I didn't want it to be at
tached." he said.
Earlier. he had denied that he
and another unnamed backer had
put up a pari-mutuel bankroll tor
the track.
John C. Horning. youn president
of the Sl,400,000 enterprise, said the
track would be reopened "as soon
as possible-probably within a few
days. He said he was still con-
vinced that two tracks could be
operated profitably in South Flori-
da at the same time.
Gulfstream was closed yesterday
when, according to Horning, ar
rangements for supplying the pari-
mutuel wagering system with oper-
ating funds were cancelled sudden
"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Gorilla Macias,
Hindu Expert
Clash on Mat

India where snake charmerS,
strong men and wrestlers are the
center of attraction on every street
corner. tonight Will send Harmann
Singh into the CaleXico graphing
ring against a Mexican mailman
they call Gorilla Mac.as.
Singh. a $50 pound Hindu. who
has smashed the grappling aspira-
tions OF at least 100 matmen, hopes
to be the first wrestler to pin back
the ears OF Gorilla.
Pinning back the ears Of the
Gorilla is net an easy task. how
ever. Macias. it is rumored, develop
ed his extraordinary strength by
juggling anviIs in his fathers
blacksmith shop before he came TO
the United States.
If the Gorilla can juggle Singh
in tonight's bout he will be award
ed a battle with Jimmy Londos,
wrestling champion OF che world,
in the Calexico arena, according to
Leo Ellis. assistant promoter
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07


Del Rio in a sub-par SO.
Rogers practically took the first
nine apart, requiring only 81
strokes. He coasted home in 81
blows.
Favorite in the Lettuce Tourna-
ment. for which players will start
qualifying Sunday, Sharpened up
their games this week, according
to Tom Reha, pro. The defending
champion, Laddie Willoughby, has
played frequently since winning the
CaleXico meet and has turned in
scores of 7172-75. Lyle Kurisaki,
a former champion, carded a 68
Sunday and Loveridge Marsh, last
years runner up, sounded warning
that he will be among the leaders
by scoring a beautiful &c.
Another leading scorer at Del
Rio has been Ben Kellerman, whose
scores have been around 70 con-
sistently.
Qualifying rounds will end We'd
nesday night, Feb. Is and match
play will start Feb. 16 Entries
may be made through members of
the Del Rio tournament commit
tee or through Tom Reha at the
clubhouse.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY}'
pinch hitting for Henry
McLemOre) 3

NEW YORK, Feb. 7. CUPb -
Warning to the Chicago Cubs:
Watch your National League pen
nant this season because the Gin
cinnati Reds promise to come up
with the hottest pitching staff IN
the circuit
With spring training about to
open, the Reds are being hailed as
the club to watch. And the mas
ter minds of Cincinnati say that
Lee GriSsom, their eccentric south
paw, is the key man in their scheme
to overthrow the Cubs. =
Along with Lee, the Reds will
have as proven Fingers Bucky Wal
ters, johnny Wander Nicer, Paul
Derringer, Whitley Moore, Red Bar
rett, Gene Schott and Jim Weaver
Grissom is the key man in that
brigade because of what happened
to him last year
His failure to come through in
1888 possibly cost the Reds the
pennant and Bill McKechnie, who
piloted the Reds from last to fourth
place in his first year there, got a
little red around the collar today
when the subject of Grissom came
up. Bill remembered the part Lee
played in cooling off the team when
it was red-hot.
Il should have shot him, Nc
Kechnie said. Yes Sir, I should
have shot him then and there. And
I probably would have if Grissom
hadn't agreed with me-"
McKechnie was talking about the
time last summer when Grissom
tried to steal second in a game
against the Phillies with the Reds
ahead, 20. He slid into the bag
and was carried off the field with
a sprained ankle. The Reds were
hot then, but Grissom's injury
crushed their spirit and the Bees
moved into Cincinnati and knocked
! them off four in a row.
McKechnie said he asked Girls
som what the idea was and tha
Lee answered Il won game once
by stealing second To that Nc.
Kechnie replied that he lost ter
for Cincinnati by pulling that stu
pid play. Grissom agreed-ever
that he ought to be fined S1,00
and be shot, too.
Grissom. who had a sore arm
early in the year and wasn't an.
use, was laid up for the rest of tn
season when the pennant was beg
ging somebody to take 1t home. H
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Race Driver Hurt
In Auto Smas|1up

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 7. up
William wild Bib Cummings, 81,
winner of the Indianapolis 500 mile
speedway automobile race in 1884,
was in Methodist hospital today.
He received serious injuries last
night when he lost control OF his
automobile.
The automobile smashed through
a guard rail, overturned and fell
into a small creek He was un-
conscious when picked up by pas
sers-by who noticed the cars head
lights. Hospital attaches said he
had suffered fractures of the skull,
both legs and an arm.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07

zo-BaInt winner laSJ year, SIanQS
out on the Browns pitching staff
like an ermine wrap in a bread
line, and when you go around
freely predicting you have a fellow
under wraps you can win more
ball games than the Brownies
pride and-joy, why. you're just
asking for trouble.
It's hard to learn all the details
about this potential wizard. Mills,
who is out to make Newsom look
like just one of the Jones boys.
His most impressive feat TO date
was a 10 decision over Vernon
Gomez and the New York Yankees
last July l8, but when a pitcher
whips the Yankees and Mr.. Gobez
to boot, he impresses everybody
Won 10, Lost IL
Mills record of 10 Won and 70
lost last year was far from good.
but besides the Yankee triumph.
the lean southpaw notched some
impressive victories.
On May 25. he came through
with a l3-inning, 4-2 decision over
the Washington Senators. He al
lowed 10 hits in this game and
followed up by doing out five hits
to beat the AS, 10, in a game
shortened to five innings by rain.
He set the Tigers down with six
safeties on July and to prove
it wasn't a lucky fluke, came
through with a seven hit. 4-3
triumph over the Indians on July
9. All of which wasn't bad for a
fellow that never even threw a
baseball until he was q and a
veteran of four years in the navy.
And it's to the navy that port
slider Mills owes his present good
fortune. Mills tried his hand with
the ships team one day and, of
course, came through in a big way
All Victorious in Navy
Finding the sport TO his liking.
he continued 10 play, and in 1888
pitched his ship team to the navy
championship, notching IA victor
les against no defeats. BY this time,
Brownie scout had heard of him
and tried to have him lifted out
of the navy. But it was not until
his enlistment was almost up that
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Feb. 7. CUP)-
Demand was slow and trading drag
gy. Tomatoes were firmer and let
tuce easier. Peas were plentiful and
slightly weaker with some frosted
stock condemned. Italian squash
strengthened and celery was lower.
other com modities were m Jstly duh
10 about steady
Bunched vegetables: easier; beets
65-75c. Carrots $1-1.15. Celery. root
sOc-$1. Dixon 5O-65c. Green onions
1881 80. Leeks 80-90c. Mustard 40
SOC. Parsley 50-75c. Radishes CO.
Valley 75c-S1. Turnips 5O75c.
75c. Spinach local GO-9Oc. COachella
60-75c. Imperial Valley 90c-S1; REQ
Cabbage. dull; local cannonball
cabbage local SI15-125; cavoy 60c.
Eggplant: steady; Coachella Val
ley lugs STOPS S1.35-1.5O; 12s S1.25-
l.4U; los 75-65c; inland 12s $1.5O.
Lettuce. dry pack Imperial Valley
! doz. 1891 80; 5s 81 25-1 40, few
$115; local loose 35-4Oc.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Valley Cage
Loop Puzzle
Begins to Clear

The valley league basketball
puzzle began to unravel itself
Tuesday as Ell Centre high
school and Calipatria quintet
completed negotiations to play
4 loop game this afternoon at
} o'clock.
Imperial high schools Sched-
uled game with Brawley has been
delayed until the end of the
season, according to Coach Shell
don LoughbOrough who an
uOunced his club would probably
be ready to play its Friday op-
pOnent. which is CaleXicO. Braw-
ley will meet Calipatria Friday,
afternoon.
Ell Centre and CaleXicO will
officially open the CaleXico GYM
nasium next Tuesday according
TO present plans.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Feb. :. TP)-
Trading again Jagged Oh the Los
Angeles stock exchange today. Few
issues crossed the board and tho
trend was downward or at q stand
still.
Sales included: Central invest
ment 20 shares Is =. down y Ban
iini Pet. 100 shares 5, unchanged .
Hancock Oil 100 shares 4O24. up
q to d new high; Union Oil 100
hares 49, unchanged; EmscJ 100
shares IT, down h F; Globe g. & NJ.
100 shares s., unchanged; Gladding
Mclean 100 shares 8l2, up p; Lock %
heed 100 shares 2824 down =. Ryan
Aero 100 shares 81 down 4 TO 2
new low; Weber Chowcase pfd. %
shares 4 unchanged.
Sales approximately 1000 shares
TWO issues up, five down, four un-
changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
St. Mary'sC Cage
Coach Quits Again

MORAGA, Calf, Feb. 7. CUP)-
Harlan Hebe Dykes, fiery basket
ball coach at st. Mary's college, was
reported in collegiate circles here
to have resigned" for the second
time in two years.
Dykes could not be reached for
statement but was said to have told
his squad Coach yourselves; I'm
through" when the players failed
to absorb new plays to his satisfac-
ton
Last year Dykes resigned" under
similar circumstances but was in
duced to return by Coach Slip
Madigan, director of athletics.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
GaIento, Farr
Sought for Go

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. I. up
Promoter Benny Ford said today
he had telegraphed offers OF S50G0
and $500. respectively, to Tony
Galento and Tommy Farr fer a 10
round bout at Civic auditorium
March 81.
Neither Galento. Orange, N. j.,
barkeep. or Farr. Welshman, have
appeared in San Francisco. The
fight, Ford said would draw thous-
ands Of visitors here for the Golden
Gate Exposition
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Feb. I. CUPJ-Wheat
prices declined on the Chicago
board Of trade today, reflecting
weakness IN commodity and secur-
ity markets.
At the close wheat was off 4 to
p. cent. May So. corn was off Ii to
- cent May 49,. and oats were
unchanged 10 j. cent low er, May
z6AA
Easiuess al Liverpool caused scat
tered selling. The English market
closed @s cent lower to a cent
higher. Cheaper Australian offers
and slow demand for actual wheat
were depressing factors.
Corn prices sagged to lowest lev
els in about three months in sym
pathy with wheat and lard.
Grain receipts included as cars
Jf corn and four cars Of wheat
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07

he was discharged.
He was signed and sent TO San
Antonio. In 1885 he was optioned
to ST. Paul where he won seven
and lost eight Back again with
San Antonio in %, Mills won 10
and lost 6, and in 1887 with the
same outfit, won IA and lost y.
Now. married and IL his 28th
year - he was born in Stedham,
Mass. May 5. 19l1-Mills IS work
ing on his main problem. control,
and hopes TO come through in a
big way this season, big enough to
make those "bookies' look like 20th
century oracleS.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Tennis Classes
Scheduled Tonight

El Centro's weekly tennis class
was scheduled tonight. according to
Bill Maxwell, who offers instruc-
ton to adult tennis players each
week. free.
More than 80 persons have taken
advantage of the instruction this
season. Maxwell said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Commercial Loop
CaQers TO Play

Commercial league basketball
teams will battle for positions in
the loop standings Wednesday
night in the Ell Centro gymnasium,
Coach Larry Hanson, league direc-
tor reported Tuesday.
Delozier and the Bachelor club
quintets will tangle in the first
game at 7 o'clock. SherWoods will
play the 20-30 club and Imperial
Valley Hardware will tackle eHolt-'
vile in the final tilt of the night
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Passau Signs
PhiIly Contract

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7. CUP) =
The Philadelphia National league
baseball team announced today that
Pitcher Claude PasSau and Rookie
Cutfielder Legrant Scott had been
signed for 1899, and simultaneously
revealed it had signed Pensacola
of the Florida state league as
farm team.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Tennis Meet Final
Date Established

Definite dates for semi-final and
final matches in the Imperial coun-
ty singles championships were set
for Sunday, February 10, Tourna-
ment Manager Bill Maxwell an
nounced Tuesday.
Postponed twice by rain, the
tournament finals were set one
week from Sunday in order to
avoid conflict with previously
scheduled matches, Maxwell said.
The Ell Centro tennis club will
continue its round-robin play to
determine ladder positions.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
HoItyiIIe Gees
Defeat Wilson

Holtville high schools Glass c
basketball team Monday defeated a
strong Wilson junior high quintet,
32-l8. in Fl Centro gymnasium.
Lloyd Massey again led the Holt
vile cagers with Il points. Chicka-
hisa was high scorer for the losers.
with seven points.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Fl Centre Baseball
Team TO Wind Up
Season Sunday

The Ell Centro winter league base
ball team will wind up a successful
season at Ell Centro stadium Sunday
afternoon but as yet Jack Stark
has not secured an opponent.
Most of the players will return
to their homes on the coast before
joining spring training camps OF
Pacific coast league teams.
Rip Russell, first baseman for
the El Centrans, will report to the
Chicago Cubs, Bob Gibson will re-
port to the Oakland Oaks, Irving
Jeffries to Portland, Bus Adams to
Sacramento, Mike Hunt to Seattle,
Bob Elliott to Savannah and Joe
Andrade to Albuquerque.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Manuel Ortiz Fined
For Street BrawI

HOLTVILIE. Feb. Manuel Or
tiz. professional boxer of El Cen
tro. was fined s25 today by City
Police Judge E. j. Smith for dis
turbing the peace Ortiz was par
ticipating in a fight at local Mexi-
can dance Sunday night when ar
rested by Officers Lyons and Priest.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Jaycee Title Put
Al Stake FRIDAY

FL Centre junior college and
Brawley jaycee basketball teams
will meet Friday night in the Braw-
ley gymnasium in the first game
Of the annual series to determine
the junior college cage champion
ship of Imperial county.
Both teams stressed offense in
practice sessions Monday and Tues
Gay
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Football Star TO
Try0ut with Giants

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 7. up
Walter Shinn of Parlin, N. j. 1888
University Of Pennsylvania football
captain, will try out with the New
York Giants when their Baton
Rouge, La, training camp opens IN
March, college officials revealed to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Gumberf. Ripple
CasfIeman Siun

NEW YORK. Feb. !. UP)-The
New York Giants had 23 players
under contract today following re-
ceipt of contracts from pitchers
Clydel Castleman and Harry Gum
bert and 0utfielder Jimmy Ripple.
Five Giants still remain to be
signed.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Lash Enters AAU
Track Meet

NEW YORK, Feb. 7. CUP)-Don-
aid Lash Of the Indiana State po-
lice, Americas greatest distance
runner, today filed his entry for the
National A. A. U. indoor track and
field championships here Feb. 25.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07

Los ANGELES. Feb. Z. up
Hogs saleable supply 200. Steady.
bulk S.2b-S.6O: top SOS; few sows
67b.
Cattle saleable 600. Fully steady;
medium 10 good steers 8-60-S.6O
heifers 1855 down; cows 5.75-6.9O,
cutter grade a25-5.50; bulls &C SO;
calves saleable 200 Very slow
steady: few vealers TO IL.
sheen saleable ESQ Lambs weak
good and choice 99-lb. Idaho Wooled
lambs $40. few medium ;.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
$4,000 Purse
Set for Del Mar

DEL MAR, Cal, Feb. 7. UP)-
A total purse Of over 100000 was
announced by Del Mar Turf club
today fer its third annual meeting
opening August ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
BROOKLYN Obtains New Trainer

NEW YORK (UP-JOhn Nyatt associated WIN inc
Kansas CITY has been appointed
or the BrokIyn Dodgers it announced 'ooay
He suocae Ed Froeicb Dodgers the last two weeks
Dr Nyatt graduate University of Southern California
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
BASKETBALL SCORES

Texas 33, Southern Methodist 81.
Texas Tech 81, Ariz. Teachers,
Flagstaff, SO.
Whitman so, college of Idaho %
Brown Al, Duke 33.
Illinois "a, Iowa 26.
Indiana 46, Ohio State "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Donald Bulge Trounces Vines, b,l 90

NEW ORLEANS Feb = UPDonad Bulge today led Ellsworth
Vines by six victories in their professional
Bulge took his 18th
estimated $500 spectators.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
St. Louis Scribes
Rate Mills Teams
Create st HurIer

NEW YORK, (UP)-Out in St Louis, the boys who
agree to disagree in simple terms the bookes
will bet plenty that Howard Sailor Boy" Mills of the
Browns will win games in 1889 than Louis Buck
Newsom-and that's going some! "Strongboy" Newsom.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
les Rogers Rated Serious
Threat i'm Annual De- Rio
Lettuce Golf Tournament
'WiI|oushby. Kurisaki, Marsh Take
Course Apart with Sizzling
Practice Rounds
BY LOGAN JENKINS -

Les Rogers, Barbara Worth country club eXpatrate
now playing the Del Rio links at Brawey Tuesday had
proved himself of the valleys most improved golfers
as well as a serious threat in next weeks Lettucemens
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Markers At
A Glance
Nv UNITED PRESS

Stocks lower.
Bonds lower and quiet.
Curb stocks lower
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton off as much as 80 cents a
bale.
Wheat off 4 to as. corn off /, to
y
Rubber off around u cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
L. A. BANKS
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Feb. Z. fUPl-
Transamerica ............ o. O."
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
L. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. Feb. Z. up
Eastern Grains-5uK
Corn No. yellow ...... Sl26-l.3l
Milo No. . yellow .. S1.12k III Il
California Grains-Sacked
Wheat, No. ] hard e.. $127k -1.32 y
Wheat, No ] soft wh sJ.27iz i p r.
Barley Bri, (Western) $1.00-1 .O5
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07

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through our Easy Finance Plan!
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
L. A. HAY

Los ANGELES. Feb. 7. UPJ-
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T. s. No. . leafy ...... $l2G0-I2 90
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Try this money back offer TODAY!

Roll yourself 80 swell cigarettes from Prince Albert don't
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Company. Winston Salem. North Carolina
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
/. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES. Feb. I. tCP)-
Butter: extras 26c, prime firsts 24c,
standard 24c. undergrades p l2c
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07

n "YES SIRw SAYS PETE, taking
II that first melloao, tasty puff. "Prince
Albert is way ahead on rich taste without
harshness. Mighty easy on the pocketbook
too. Around 70 smokes from that 2-oz tin"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07

Spots closed lower. mlddIihS o'o'
sales SIS bales
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. I. crP)-

Spots closed lower middling S.Ol ,
sales 700 bales.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-07-14
13Oo.MILE Ar TRIP TAKEN
TO ARREST FUR sNUaGLER

CORDOVA - Clarence Rhode.
Wildlife agent and Pilot Merle
Smith Of Always. Inc, landed on
Eyak lake at midnight Wednesday
after having completed a flight of
more than 1900 miles which took
them over a wide triangular circuit
running into the great area north
west Of the WrangelI range. Fair
banks and Valdez.
II was a plane charter trip by the
department of justice. Rhode being
sent in for the purpose of making
an arrest of one Herman Kessler.
fur trader with posts at Tetlin, Tan
ana Crossing and Nabesna Village.
kessler had been convicted last year
Of illegal possession OF beaver skins.
It having been proven the skins we're
taken across the Canadian border
into the Tetlin country, itself IN a
closed area. Rhode was asked to
make the arrest because Of its being
a game case and because Of his
knowledge Of the country to be COW
cred.
IN an Always Bellanea plane on
floats, Rhode and smith flew up
through Mentesta Pass and alighted
On a lake near there. The natives
had never before seen a plane on
floats and il aroused their curiosity
considerably.
From Mentesta they went on to
Tetlin, where they we're unable TO
locate Kessler. They then went on
10 Fairbanks and turned southwark
into the Big Delta country, where
they finally located the sought man.
picked him up and took him into
Valdez.
The territorial Judicial division
lines create an odd circumstance in
the most northeasterly corner OF the
third division. This area lies on the
far side of the Wrangell range from
the coast; it is actually largely
served from the Fourth division and
on the above trip mucn of the fly
ing necessary to eliminate the case
which originated there was done in
the Fourth division. Il is a wild re-
gion and covers a vast expanse Of
territory which is not very familiar
TO many filters. Rhode has been ov-
er the ground both afoot and in the
air before. however, and his famili-
arity with the district enabled the
trip to be made without lost time or
deviation from course.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-07-14
$4,000 CASES CLANS PACKED
C0RD0VA SPRING SEASON

CORDOYA = The spring clam
packing season which closed July
/, shows that S2.7 per cent OF the
Bureau OF Fisheries allotment for
this area has been packed This is
considered by the industry as a fine
showing, in view of the fact that at
the start of the busy season it ap-
peared that very few clans would be
packed.
The spring allotment was 1,600,-
600 pounds. OF this amount a total
poundage of 1,322,447 has been put
up since the first of the year by Il
canneries here. The case pack rep
resented by this poundage is 3d.
The fall allotment, for digging
starting in August, is 100000
pounds, representing approximately
1000 cases.
The following canneries have op-
Grated on CLANS here since January
l.
Arctic Sanitary Packing Co., Blue
Sea Packing Co., Buck Canning Co.,
w. R. Gilbert Co., Inc, E. A. Halt
ness Packing Co., Hawkins Island
Packing Co., n. o. Marcus Packing
Co., Nunez & Weber Co, Pioneer
Canneries, Inc, Scotty Packing Co.,
S. E. Smith Packing Co., and VIII
liam Young (Gilbert's).
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-07-14
A REAL ACCIDENT

A lawyer died. Like many lawyers
he died broke, but he left an acct
dent insurance policy on which his
widow tried to collect
The insurance company said, me
you cannot collect on this insurance
policy. Death is not an accident
it is a visitation of God"
So the widow went to court, and
the judge found in her favor, say.
ing: ANY visitation of God to &
lawyer Is an accident. Ell Dorado
Kan, Times.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-07-14

c. C. Mundy. made a brief bus
mess trip to Ketchikan on the Al
aska Wednesday night. He returned
on the Yukon Thursday evening.