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Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25

+seven games. A big gap but not TOO
large to make up il the Indians
continue to play the listlesS ball
they've exhibited at Yankee stadium
the past two days.
The Cardinals, with eight straight
and IL out of their last Is. moved
into third place today, ii games
back of the National League leading
Reds. It'll take a miracle to get the
Cards on top but it might happen,
especially if the Cincinnati pitchers
don't come back to earth. Paul Der
ringer lost his fifth straight yester-
day and Bucky Walters has won
only two out of his last seven starts
The Yanks and Cards haven't
been picking on any soft touches
either in their recent triumphant
surgeS. The Bronx Bombers have
annexed their five straight from the
two leaders, three from the Tigers
and two from the Indians. In the
Cards streak II out of the l3
they've won seven games from the
two top teams, four from the Reds
and three from the Dodgers.
Clevelands slump, although OF
only two days vintage, may become
contagious. The Tribe is either
counting its World. Series money OF
plotting against the unhappy oscar
Witt. They aren't playing heads-up
championship ball. Steve Sundra,
who's won only two games all sea-
SON, set the Indians down with six
hits in pitching the Yanks to SIS
triumph. Only runs made off Sun
dra resulted from homers, Heath's
llth with a mate on and Weather
ly's 10th in the ninth. With the
score tied, 2-2 III the seventh ano
two out, the Yanks put on the
winning drive. Dahlgren singled
and Crosetti doubled off Heath's
glove Then Sundra singled to right
scoring both men.
Bob Bowman's Six-hit pitching
enabled the Cardinals to triumph
over the Phillies, with Kirby Higbe
in the box, SO. A three run rally
in the fourth wiped out 20 Philly
lead. Terry Moore doubled. Slaugh-
tef walked and Mize doubled them
home Koy's single and Padgett's
fly scored MiZe. Stu Martins walk,
Mics dougle and Koy's single ac-
counted for Two Elore Of st. LOUIS
tallieS.
Brooklyn dropped it's fifth straight
game in the west when the Cubs |
nosed out the Dodgers, 5-4, in II |
innings. Claude PaSseau won his |
10th game in a relief role when
Hack tripled in the llth and scored
on Leibers hot smash to Shortstop
Reiser after Herman and Bonura
had been purposely passed, filling |
the bases. Reiser was charged with
an error.
The Reds were feeble as they bow |
ed to the Bees, 7-2. Derringer was |
raped for 10 hits in six innings |
and was charged with his 18th de- |
feat. Max West hit homer off him
with two mates on base.
Pittsburgh slugged out l8 hits off |
tive pitchers to Wallop the Giants, |
1910. They Grove their jinx, Carl |
to cover with a 4-run as
ault in the first
Washington scored a 3-2 victory
over the White Sox in 13 innings |
after Jake Early's 18th inning no.
mer kept the Senators in the ball |
game. Ken Chase went the route,
allowing II hits for his 18th win.
The Athletics staged a three-run
rally in the fifth to come from the |
rear and beat the Browns, Ga. Roo
kie Porter Vaughn was credited |
with the victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
Imperial, Junior
Cops Play Opener
T0AN-Star Tilt

Junior league softball moguls
juggled the schedule once more
Saturday but made only one change
that in the hour of play in Tues
day nights game between Imperial
and the junior police.
Imperial and junior police will
clash at Ell Centro stadium at $50
in seven inning game which
will serve as a preliminary to the
all-star- -Brawley game which is
scheduled for $3.50.
The remaining games cheduled-
Monday night-Press VS.. Calexico
at stadium. 8 p. m.
Wednesday night-Press VS.. I'M
perial at stadium. 8 p. m.
Thursday night-Calexico VS.. Po-
lice. stadium. p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Aug. "a up
TO good 1S6-210 lb. 7.50-7GO, top
IT'S on few head 206 ID. few med
lum and off weight butchers Cts
7.25, packing sows 525-5.5O.
Cattle $50. steers and heifers
lacking, limited supply other clas-
ses about steady. Common to med
tum cows 6-6.G5 Gamers and cut
ters 1880. common to medium
bulls $3.50; medium steers nomi-
nally quoted around s.25-10.15;
calves so, nominally steady. Odd
yealers TO 11.50 choice lackin.
Sheep $50 bad good 124 lbs.
medium pelt ewes fully steady
at 400 other ewes and lambs. un-
sold. Medium to good lambs nom
inally quoted around S.25
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
SELECT FIELD GOES
TO POST AT DEL MAR

DEL MAR CAL. Aug. "a (UP)-
A select field of eight thorough
breds went to the post today in
the Del Mar handicap. a mile and
one-sixteenth handicap worth 5000
for 3-year-olds and up.
Post time favorite and top
weighted at 125 pounds was Circle
S stables Hysterical. Not far be-
hind in the wagering was the
French Lick stables Big Flash,
winner of the Hollywood derby. He
carried lib pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25

Extra base hitterS: Archie, Seat
tie, 43 doubles: Barret, San Francis
CO, and Jennings, San Francisco,
IT triples; Novikoff, Los Angeles,
80 home runs; Gyselman, Seattle
25 sacrifices. Barrett, San Fran
cisco. 26 stolen bases; Novikoff
Los Angeles, 134 runs batted in.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
Junior Baseball
Title at Stake

QUINCY, CAL, Aug. "a UP-
The Quincy Juniors. Plumas coun-
ty baseball champions, will meet
the Nevada state junior champions
from Reno here tomorrow for a
trophy offered by the Plumas
county chamber of commerce.
Professor Charles E. Chapman of
the University of California and
Cincinnati baseball scout will pre-
sent the winning team with the
trophy at banquet Sunday night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
AII-Sfars Face
Busy Week
F,urstdek .

Ell Centro All-Stars face a busy
week, according to Joe Hurst, team
manager, with three games sched-
uled, the first against Brawley Tues
day night in Ell Centro stadium,
The All-Stars travel to Indio
Wednesday and will play Yuma here
Friday night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Aug. "a UP)-
supply moderate to literally with
demand and trading moderate.
Bunehed vegetables; beet 60-75c
carrots $1.-S1.10.
Cantaloupes; hales 16s-1ss 50-65e
Tip top ss-16s s5-75e. Honeyde WIS
Ss-16s 1850. Persian 1hc-1 z c.
Casabas golden hybrids 1ke.
Tomatoes: stones local and San
Ventura 4x5s 75-s s5e 5x5s s5-s1.:
Diego co. 5x5s Is soc. ex6s 50-65e.
S. Sl,15. Pismo- 0ceano and Santa
San Luis Obispo kiss 7b90c. 5x5s
Maria xxx 65-75e.
watermeions: Klondiltes 20-2 ave
Ss-10.O0.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Aug. "a UP1-Wheat
trade was uneven in late dealin gs
today after being led fractions
lower byth e September delivery.
Wheat closed unchanged TO ,.
cent higher. Corn was off Il to
up = cent. oats unchanged TO !
cent lower. and rye unchanged to
up = cent. SoybeaBs were bid 3.
cent higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Aug. "a CUPl-
Llsht trading of 5000 shares on
the Los Angeles stock exchange
To-Day sent five issues up, one
oo"h. while two remained un-
changed.
Transamerican Az unchanged:
consolidated Steel preferred 12A up
a Menasco pa up u; Vega SO
up u; Southern California Edison
D y per cent 2sA unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
MOVES TOWARD TITLE.

STOCKTON, CAL. Aug. "a (UP)
The James E. Dunn team of San
Jose today moved another notch
near the northern California soft
ball championship by defeating the
Stockton Cal Mars 5 to 2 in the
tournament here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
Markets at a Glance
ny United PRESS

STOCKS steady In duh trading.
Bonds irregular; L. 5. govern
ment irregular
Curb stocks Irregular.
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotton firm.
Wheat off Is to 4 cent: corn
unchanged to off -.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
Cardinals, yanks
Loom as Penndnt
Hopes in S purt

NEW YORK, Aug. "a. (UP)-Watch those third-pace
clubs They got started little late but now that they're
rolling they threaten to upset the whole works. ,
The Yankees with five straight and II out OF their last
a. trail the American League pacemaking Indians by
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
l.. A. BUTTER De EGGS
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

aaster9af grade FOB ~ ranch ss
Manufacturing milk .......... sacI
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Aug, % CUPl-
Irans nsamefIca .s.....-.. 4is -
see'ty LIST National o.. 44is s6]s
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-25
kovikoff Tops
oastLeague
Hit Parade

Hitters (40 or more games)
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
CON LOS GUANTES
DANIEL O'ROURKE

Acaba de morir Daniel O.
Rourke, que fue Director del
campe6n James J. Jeffries y en-
I'm tempo dueno de lmejor Bar
en- Ell Bowery, New York. Falle-
clio en- su apartamento, en- los al
tos de lahora polvoriento y va
clio "O'Rourke Cafe, donde en-
I'm tempo los marchantes for
maban colaS de hasta Is de fon-
do. En- sus buenos dfas Sc lie la
maba Diamond Dan O'Rourke,
I'm irlandes de mas de 300 lbs,
con innumerables amigos y con-
sumidores.
Por ell cafe de Daniel pasaron
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
CapftMo de EHfermos

He aqui la lista de los enfer-
mos que Sc italian recluidos en-
ell S~anatOrio del Centre Espa-
mol.
Jose Garcia, Jose Bermddez,
Jose G6mcz, Francisco Goldei-
no, Juan Calder6n. Vicente Rui-
Iowa, Antonio Acebc, Manuel A.
range, Ignacio Comparetta, Jo-
Sc Vazluez, Ricardo Casal, E.
Morris. Josefina Menendez y
Sam Scolaro.
Ingresaron en- el dia de aver
Carolina Rodriguez y Olivia
Riesgo.
Salieron en- ell dia de aver
Greco, Romero, Alicia Samai,a,
Irene Aparicio y Dalia Lazo.
I'm pronto Y total reStableci-
miento para todos eStos enter
mos, es nuestro deseo.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
La Fiesta de MaRGnG

La Fiesta de MaRGnG
va esta TODD debidamente pre-
parade para ell grandioso Caba-
ret Privado annual de la Secci6n
de Recreo del Circulo Cubano.
Una fiesta esta que promote
4uedar a gran altura, 81 echa-
mos un vistazo a la lista de nom
bres de las personas que han
ordenado separar mesas.
Funcionarics pGblicOs, prOfe-
sionales, comerciantes, sOcios
del Cfrculo, acompanados de
sus distinguidas familias, lie da-
ran realce y esplendor a este
magnifico acontecimiento So
cial.
A las 1890 de la noche CO.
menzara finalizando a las 4:30
de la manana.
Para esta OCCASION la orquesta
Sc presentara con un novisimo
repertoire, que hara las delicias
de los bailadores. En- la parte vo,
cal estaran la Srta. Mercedes
Sanchez Y el Sr. Joaquin BARGE
ma.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

tales celc5ridades como Stanley
Ketchell, Bob F~itzsimmonS,
Steve Brodie. ell exsheriff Tony
Foley, Charts Stoneham, John
MoGraw y otros.
Hasta ell dia de su muerte
Dan rehus6 guitar los viejOs
cuadros Y zanzibar los muebles.
En- los dias de la prohibition
hizo amistad con Carry Nation
Y hasta lie permiti6 vivir en- Ell
Hotel Occidental, de su propie-
dad, sin pagan alquiler. AL lie
gar la prohibition cerr6 su Bar,
pero mantuvo alberta la puerta.
Tenia al morir 70 amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
EN- Ell CASTILLO
CRISTOBAL COLON
Entrega de ma MedGUa

Anoche, en- la tenida del Cas-
tillo Crist6bal Colon No. 7. de
los Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc, Sc lie entreg6 la medalla d.
Pasado Jefe, con una sencilla &c
remonia, al Sr. Victoriano Man
teiga, director de este peri6dico.
Hizo entrega de la medalla,
pronunciando un corto discurso,
ell Sr. Segundo Gonzalez, Gran
Diputado.
Prcnunciaro ndiscursos en- el
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Function en- ell
Centre ESpaHd

Muy e~ntusiasmaSos dan los
IGltimos toques los mu:hachos de
las Secciones de Damas y Re-
Greco del Centre Espahol a Ia.
la function que ofreceran el en-
.trante microbes, en- Ell teatro Ca
sine, a beneficio del Sanatorio
de la sociedad.
La Srta. Olga Perez, presi-
denta de las Damas, trabaja sin
descanSo.
Subira a escena la preciosa
titulada para tt Els
Ell MUNDO".
Las variedades seran algo ex-
traordinario Y desempehadas
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
NdcinoientO

NdcimientO
BESIDE el pasado 10 de No
viembre Sc acrecent6 la algeria
del hogan de los espOsos Manuel
v Ceraida Badia, con Ell advent
miento de una hermosa nina,
primer fruto de- su feliz union.
Ell nacimiento tuvo lugar en-
la Clinica "El Bien Publico",
siendo ella asistida por ell habil
ginec6logo DR.. A. Dominguez.
Dentro de breves dias sera
trasladada a Su Residential.
Sean estas lineas portadoras
de nuestra sincera felicitaci6n a
los j6venes esposos Badia.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
BGie-Ca

bUUe-C uOUFGt
Manana sabado verificara la
Logia Union y Firmeza, de la
Orden Caballero sde Marti, su
tan anunciado Cabaret.
Ell lugar escogido por los CIR
ganizadores de esta fiesta es Ell
salon de la Sociedad Stella, 81
to en- la avenida de Howard y
calle Spruce.
Sera de diez de la noche a.?
Las orquestas "don Francis
co" Y LA Sonora son las en-
cargadas de proveer la musica.
Muy m6dica la cantidad sena-
lada por la entrada: rs cts. las
damas y so cts. los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Antonio BWcel6

Recibimos la vista del Sr. An
tonic Barcel6, appreciate amigo
V colega en- las labores periods
ticas, para informarnos que ma
mana sabado ingresara en- ell Sa-
natorio del Centre Espanol, pa
ra ser sometido a una delicada
operation per ell DR.. Luis Rey.
Nuestros mejores deseos por
ell exito de la intervention quiz
rurgica,
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

acto los Sres. Baldomero Fer
n&ndez Diaz, actual presidente
de Ia Corporation del Castillo,
A. Garriga, diputado del easti-
Ito Ponce de Leon; e. noble je-
fl, estimado Sr. Blister; Jose
Garcia, A. Siheriz y otros her
mAECS.
FL Sr. Manteiga ~agradeci6 la
pruaba de afecto Y simpatia.
La semana proXima, en- West
Tampa, ell Castillo Ponce lie
Leon L. entregara la medalla de
paSado al DR.. Julio Gavilla.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

contra Arruando Buria; C. A.
Bailey contra Frances G. Bal
ley; Luisa Hull contra Arturo
Hulle. Decretos Luis c. Phillip
pus contra D1ris Louise PHI
llippus; Josefina Newberry con
ira Thomas Newberry; Minnie
Edward contra Cecil Edward;
Jo2J.ina F'5rez Fojaco contra
Luis Fojaco; Wilma Z. Bevis
contra LOnnie P. Bevis.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

II you suffer from rheumatic. suhh-
tis OF n%suIitis pain, ny. this simple
are using. Get package Of Ru-ES
Compound today. Mir il with q quart
Of water, add the Juice Of 4 lemons,
It's easy. No trouble AZ all and
pleasant. You need only 2 table
spooniuls two M q day. Often
within As hours sometimes over
night splendid results are
obtained. If ths pains do not
quickly. leave and n you do not
feel better. Ru-EK will cost you
your druggist Ssdsr ~ sb,ol1,.
money-back guarantee. Ruiz
Compound 10 loT sale and recon-
msndsd BY Good DrugstoFes EveryWbsTe
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Teatro Cfrculo Cubano

7 TWITU VWVWIIV
En- la mahan de hoy fumes
'informado de que por causas
imprevistas no sc estrenara ell
domingo "Ei EsclavO". En- su
.lugar subiran a escena dos bo-
nitas ccmedias, los ANDRES
DE CAYO HUESO' y Ell Sc
.XO FUERTE',
En- la segunda parte Sc pre-
sentara un gran acto de varie-
dadeS.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

Sc NECESITA una sonora pa
ra ell cuidado de una casa y que
duerma en- ell acomodo. Para
mas informeS dirijase al 3019
de la Gale Sanchez, despues de
las cinco.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
La Matinee del Domingo

Otra gran matinee bailable
celebrara pasado mahana, do
mingo, la Sesci6n de Recreo del
.Csntro Epanol.
Frank GrasSo, con sus mu-
chachoS, sera ell encargadc de
mantener la algeria entire los a.
siSteneeS.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
Y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $1.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- Ell 1902
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

por los miembroS de ambas sec
clones.
FL precio de entrada es de Soc
les mayores Y 25c los memories.
Tan pronto tengam0s ell pro-
grama complete, 10 daremos a
con0cer.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Aunque ell adorno del salon es
s~encillo, lie dara un buen aspec-
to.
lie recomendamcs que sepa-
re hoy su mesa.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
DIVORCIOS

Nuevas demands Tulsa Arp
contra Robert Arp; Tulsa Buria
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
KIDNEY STAGNATIOl
lis WORSE THAN
CONSTIPATION!
Doeauso We TFOat Constipation q |
The Onsst While We NOgIOa
Our KldnOyt Indefnatoly

No OgA@ C-gan n y0wr body -
moro lmporGancs than your hdneyn. k@@
- your Kidneys there are nine miuhnM
euhsa which musa work day and Night -
dltsE De fuids and Keep The gstsm ~
from WastaA aeidA. polsons which. y 80
mltted 70 ramain, may esrt011 hdDa8
and bladdsR trOubloa.
"a n No wonder gA@m thaA N9emso
~ftans calls Cor help 20 aisaA cut -
kidnsyL Sc n yCu go troubled w.
GsttinR-Up-Nlghta Lei PainA BaskASAa
Nerves HsadaehA Di1inss ~ Lo@ q
Hnsrry, due - funetioAal hdney 0nordeEaa
ary UDANS. the famOus kidney r@nsaEs
Nwhish aids Mature 70 fiuAh cut the 10
msya, 3 hitter al wAstsas - prsvunt k@
ny ytagnaton.
NDANs = Bafs and AsHakiA.~ TAs8
sands rsport sntirs aatlafaetloa- Tak~a
meeordinR - dlructiona. EDANs WI a4vo
wisndid rswulta. Try EDANG Buy h "a
@r Special Pries OHer en- tive bozea. U@a
@na kox. n not satisfisd. Fsturn un0psm@4
~ ~ GE x0U1 MONEY RACK
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-12

and a set of dishes. Don't forget
the candy and nuts. Put them
under the tree. Your little friend,
Lillian Beste, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: Mother says I have
been a pretty good girl and she
thinks you will remember me.
Here's what I want-toy store, a
set of dishes, little table and chairs
and a coloring book. Thank you.
Lois Beste, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: For Christmas
want a jumping rope, some color
books and a new snowsuit. Love,
Viola Beste, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: I am six years old
and I go to school at West I'm
ion. I would like for you to bring
me If you can toy telephone and
stove, a picnic set and a farm set,
also some candy and nuts. Yours
truly, Lois Schmidt.
80
Dear Santa: I am 2 years old.
For Christmas I would like a doll,
some play dogs and the three lit
tie bears. Also bring me some can
dy and nuts and apples and orang-
es. Russell Veeder, Sank Centre
90
Dear Santa Claus: I am a good
little girl and am years old. Will
you please bring me a dolly, a
broom, some dishes, candy, nuts
and apples. Also bring me and my
IL months old baby sister a wagon
together. She also likes to have
little dolly. Thank you very
much Bernice Mae Kortan, Sank
Centre, RID 4.
Dear Santa Claus: 7 have been
good little boy all year. I want
you to bring me toy Nash car
wrecker and a barnyard with hors.
es and cows in it. Bring Leta
a doll and a tin horn. Will be
waiting for you by the chimney
Your little friend, Elmer Rodvold
Sank Centre. p. S.: Don't forget
candy and nuts.
Dear Santa: How are you? ]
want a doll, box of tinker toys, and
Marjorie wants a doll and tea set
Joanan wants a doll and candy and
nuts for all of us. Thank you
Your friend, Clara Gmyrek, Sank
Centre.
Dearest Santa: Well, I reckon its
year ago since I wrote to you
How's the North Pole? Cold I sup
pose. She sure is cold down here
Thanks for the candy Santa. JUS
bring me pair Of skis, guitar ant
a strong whip, If I'm asking fol
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-12

too much. I'm writing this letter
with lots Of love and coolies Of kiss
es. Also I sure will have a pail Of
good oats in the porch for those
good old reindeer that larry you
to all the Riddles. Fom your good
old pal, Speed, Sank Centre.
Dearest Santa: Please bring me
just a pair of good overshoes, dress,
sweater, mittens. Also a tablet,
pencil, candy and nuts. I sign this
letter with lots of love. Lovingly
yours, Mary Schloegle, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: I am S years
old and I would like some cooking
dishes, a table and cupboard. AL
SO candy and nuts. Please do not
forget my little baby brother. Your
friend, Marcella Kind, Sank Cen
ire.
Dear Santa: I am nine years old
and in the fifth grade. Please
bring me a clay set or a painting
set, also snowsuit. Don't forget
my little sister. She is three years
old. She would like a snowsuit.
My brother is eleven years old and
in the sixth grade. He would like
dart pistol or a caterpillar tract
or. Don't forget to bring some
candy and nuts. Goodbye Santa.
Hope you will come. Your friend,
Mary Phyllis Kass, Sank Centre.
.
Dear Santa: I'm little girl and
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-12

in the 4th grade. Hope the snow
isn't too deep so you can come to
our house for Christmas. I would
like to have some baking dishes
so I can help my mother bake.
Would also like a pair Of bedroom
slippers and candy and nuts. Your
little friend, Dorothy Pulcznski,
Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: I am nine years old
and in the third grade. When you
come to our house would you please
bring me a pair of stockings, a
pants shirt, train, truck and some
candy and nuts? have a big broth
er. Please bring him a dress shirt.
That is all I want this year. I
would be very thankful if you could
bring these things. Your friend,
Lowell Sell, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: Merry Christmas,
Santa Claus. Please bring me a
car, a book to color pictures in,
a tinker toy, bicycle, tractor,
and a train. I hope you don't get
stuck in the snow on your way.
Your friend, Verne Hollenkamp,
Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: I hope I will see
you with your reindeer and sled
on Christmas Eve. When you come
to our house will you leave me a
tinker toy? would like a cook
ing set, wagon and forty game
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-12

Dear Santa: For Christmas I
want nurse kit. OF course it will
just be play one. It will include
scissors, watch, stethoscope, candy
pills, glasses and many books. My
mother said If I got that I would
eat all the pills myself. Besides
I want some candy and nuts. I
am in the fourth grade. T am 8
years old. wish you luck. Good
bye. Your friend, Rita Rose Pisch-
Ike, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: I would like
to have two doll quilts, a white one
and tan one. want a little red
rosy cheek and nice hair doll. I'd
like a big red barn farm for my
little brother, Bud, and a pillow and
a lawn mower for him. I'm six
years old and in the first grade.
I cannot write a letter but I can
write my name and numbers. Your
friend, Mary Lou Elthgroth, Sank
Centre.
Dear Santa: Would you please
bring me pair of skis. That is
all I want for Christmas. L. w. L.,
West Union.
Dear Santa: I am eight years
and in the third grade. I would
like train and a steam ship.
would like candy and nuts That's
all. Yours very truly, Lloyd An
derson, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: I hope you can get
through this year because I want
so many things. This is what ]
want for Christmas: I want a doll
and a doctor set. I want a real
watch and book, surprise pack
age. am in the fourth grade and
I'm eight years old. In my school
there are ten children. Goodbye
Santa. Glenna Lee Selensky, Sank
Centre.
Dear Santa Claus: Will you
please pr1ng me a train, one that
runs and box that fits the train
to put the train in, and a cater
pillar tractor that runs, and don't
forget Mary Ann. She is 8 years
old. Bring her something like a
teddy bear to play with so she
don't bother me so much. I like
some candy and nuts and lolly-
pops. This is all and don't forget
to come. live near the school
house, Dist. 1873, where there is lot
of high snow banks, almost as high
as the school. From Julian Schloe-
gle, Sank Centre.
Dear Santa: I am a little girl
4 years old. I would like a doll
cradle, picture. book, wrist watch