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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-30
LoRADo TAFT IGNORED

Champaign -Urbana, III. - CUp)
 ~ The University Of Illinois haa HeHoFed Lorado Taft, the late sculptor and an alumnus Of the NG1o0l. by naming q new drive after hin. The drive passes the arehi- lecture building which acquired the seaIpt1f'1 collection of originals, rn5f< and uInlaiures after hls f<alh. IMft Nae graduated from the AH'Ns'ly ln ls7a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-30
e SERIAL STORY

YESTERDAY: The family dis eUver Valerie really has an at fractlve personality, welcome her into the circle. At an ~engage- nleat party" the doctor announces he has found . job for Jerry at 41S Q week, and . little house for the newIyweds. Jerry is happy. Valerie Is obviously disturbed. That salary won't even buy her clothes.
 pes VAL SEES THE DREAM HOUSE
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Husky Regulars
Top Scrubs, 100

SEATTLE The University of
Washington regulars downed a
second team 1910 yesterday in a
spring practice intra-squad foot
ball game.
Their touchdowns came on an
eight-yard run by Ernie Steele.
veteran left halfback, and a
touchdown pass from Halfback
Dean McAdams to Jay Mcdowell,
end.
Outstanding for the second
squad was Pete Susick, North
Bend. Ore. sophomore who played
at left halfback and spanked the
Scrubs offensive with two long
punt returns and end sweeps.
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Lawn Bowling
On Saturday
Locol Seoson Gets
Underway dt2p. m

The Tacoma Lawn Bowling club
win get under way for the year on
Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock at
Wright park The greens are in
top shape.
A membership meeting was held
last Tuesday evening and commit
tees were appointed for the year.
Jim Dickson Is president and VIM.
Mccormick Is secretary-treasurer.
A campaign for new members
was lined up.
Anyone interested IN the game
a invited to come to Wright park
At any time play Il in progress.
An that 70 necessary Ii to wear
soft sole or tennis shoes.
The spring tournament Of the
Northwest Bowling association n
to be held In Tacoma June ] and 2
and teams win be entered from
Portland. Seattle. Renton. Belling-
ham ana British Columbia. The
summer session win be held In
Belllngham on August 81. Sept. l
and 2.
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Rainiers Play
Seals Double
Header on 18th

SEATTLE - Seattle's Rainiers
finish their first home series
against San Francisco with a
double header on Sunday, April
%, moving to Portland and Los
Angeles and returning to Seattle
again on May IA, playing continu-
ously there until June 2. Their
opposition will be furnished by
Portland, Oakland and Hollywood,
in the order named.
Out of town fans planning
TO see the Rainiers in action
this season should make plans
now to see one of the early
season double headers on Sun
day May 10, 26 or June 2, II
unable to attend any of the
regular night games.
The home game schedules for
the Rainiers this season follows:
May 1919, Portland.
May 21-26, Oakland.
May 2s-June 2, Hollywood.
June 1928, Sacramento.
June $3.50, San Diego.
July 2-7. Portland.
July 30-Aug. 1, Los Angeles.
August "a, San Francisco.
August 6-s, Oakland.
August ell, Hollywood.
August 27-Sept. 2, San Diego.
September 3-s, Sacramento.
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jumping the Capilanos 6-5.

humping the Capilanos 6-5.
Another Christopher-this time
Russ-appeared on the Wenatchee
scene to hold Tacoma to five hits.
Brother of Oakland Outfielder
Lloyd Christopher, he coasted to
triumph after his mates pounded
over four runs in the first inning.
Salem also had some flossy
hurting as Bud Brewer gave up
six hits to Spokane and allowed
no runs until the final inning.
The Recommendations tiff
was q free-hitting affair. with
Hub Kittle, who won 70 games
for Yakima In 1888, chaiking
up his first triumph.
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State Hospitol Nine
Schedules Contest

Dedication Of the Western State
hospital teams new baseball park
win occur Sunday. May 8. to mark
the opening Of the Western WASH
ington league season.
The team win meet this Sunday
at ~ noon at 18th and Commerce
sta. prior to q game to be played
at the hospital grounds. The fol-
lowing players are asked to re-
port:
Cilly Portman. Dick Bichsel.
Harry werbiskey. Johnny Ward.
Charles Rasmussen. Stan Wallace,
Fred Herbert. Bob Pullar. Lefty
Walker. Gus Borgoh. Lou Gold
smith. Fred Minnitti. and Al
Lbke. Others who wish to try
out for the team may report also.
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Isekiie Loses
Tough Battle
Gives S Hits But
Wolks Seven Foes
By UNITED PRESS

Three Pacific Coast league
teams. Oakland, San Francisco
and Los Angeles. folded in late
innings last night and were set
back on their heels.
Oakland, holding San Diego TO
IL tie through the eight in
nings, blew up ana the Padres
won 81. San Francisco, leading
Seattle 40 in the first game of a
doubleheader, saw the Rainiers
run off with a Ga win, and the
Angels. off TO a 20 start on Port
land, saw the lead whitfield down
to a 81 victory for the Beavers.
Forrest Orren and Floyd
1sekite, pair of rockies,
tangled at Portland with Or
reli turning the Angels back
with five hits while Iseldte
was giving up only six. Or
rell drove In the winning
Beaver run In the eighth.
1sekite was wild, issuing
seven passes and one wild
pitch.
Tony Freitas, who has been
hammered literally in his recent
starts, held Hollywood to seven
hits and Sacramento turned back
the Stars 81, Bill Fleming was
batted from the box in the sixth
inning when the Solons pushed
across three runs. Lou lost held
them -hitless thereafter. Freitas
struck out Is batters.
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Tigers Humbled by
Chiefs in Starter
Cole Belted Hurd While Bengols Foil
To Hit Opposing Hurler; Firpo Stondout

Last years Western Interna-
tional Baseball league champions
and the newest member OF the loop
today shared the top spot with one
victory and no losses.
Wenatchee got off 10 . re-
sounding start In defense OF
Its title, defeating the Tacoma
Tigers s-s at Wenatchee.
The Salem, Ore, senators
made an suspicious bow In
league competition At Spokane,
defeating the Indians IL.
At Yakima. the Pippins evened
heir series with Vancouver, B. c.,
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mer, Springer. Stewart; three base hit,
Samhammer; home runs, Reese. Bliss.
Daley: runs batted in, Samhammer.
Stewart Edy, Morrison, Daley. Stamp
er, Younker. Bliss 8: earned runs,
Vancouver S, Yakima S: bases on
balls, off Kittle ]; DALEY 2; struck
summary, 6 runs 10 hits off Daley
in innings, runs ! hit off Mus
grave in /: losing pitcher. Daley;
sacrifice hit. Kittle: stolen bases,
Springer. Whipple; caught stealing.
Fernandez: left on bases. Vancouver
4. Yakima 7: umpires. Weisgerber and
Moran: time. / 40.
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The Twilight Baseball league.
which Il the third division Of the
Tacoma Municipal Baseball asso-
citation. sponsored by the park rec
reation department. win hold q
meeting Of team managers tonight
1t 8 o'clock In the park office. 2l2
City hall annex
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winning pitcher, Craghead: losing
pitcher. Salveson; innings pitched, by
Craghead 8, Salyeson 8h; at bat, off
Craghead 81 Salveson SO: hits. off
Craghead 2. Salveson 8: runs scored.
/. runs responsible for. Craghead /.
Salveson 3. Mulligan o; struck out. by
Morris Salyeson 4; bases on balls,
off Craghead /. Morris 1. Salveson l,
Mulligan /; wild pitch, Craghead:
two-base hits. Stinson, Salkeld. YER
Rez. Gudat. Jensen: runs batted in.
Stewart 3, Gudat. Haslin: sacrifices,
Salveson. Berkowitz. Craghead; stolen
base. Jensen: time. i:59. umpires,
Farming and Doran.
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MAJOR PLAY TODAY
ny United Press

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati &C Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit st st. Louis.
Chicago At Cleveland.
Philadelphia a. Washington.
New York At Boston.
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Z8
SEATTLE

Losing pitcher. Gregory; innings
pitched, Gregory 4: at bat. off Greg
ory 10: hits; .S off Gregory 8; runs
for, Jorgens I. Gregory 2: struck out.
Jorgens 8. Gregory 2. Tate 2: bases
on balls. off Jorgens 2. Gregory 2;
left on bases. San Francisco 2, Seattle
2: home run, Schuster: runs batted
ennnas donb,. Dlay Jennings SGlgeh TO-
Wright TO Burns: players walking.
Barrett, Jennings. Gyselman: time,
rs; umpires. Hood and Engeln.
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HERE GOES WINS

NEW YORK; Goes. a
gelded son of Grand Time who had
won only one of his six past starts,
upset Mrs. Walter Plunket Stew
arts heavily favored Equister and
three other Derby and Preakness
candidates in the featured Alcedo
Handicap at Jamaica yesterday.
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Losing pitcher. Ballou: innings
pitched. Gibson 81: at bat. off Glib
son as; hits, off Gibson 2: runs scored,
off Gibson 3; runs responsible for.
Gibson Z. Ballou i; struck out. by
on balls, off webber 2. Gibson /,
Baiiou /; wild pitch, Weber: left on
bases. San Francisco z, Seattle S;
two-base hits, Archie. Schuster: runs
batted In. Norbert. Barrett. Gyselman
2, Schuster 8; sacrifices, Norbert.
Webber: double play, Weber TO
Schuster to Archie; time. 200.
Second Camel
GAN UR NCYCC0
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PORTLAND

RUNS responslbIe Tor. OreII 2, Isekite
on balls. Orel. 8. Isekite Z: stolen base,
Brown; two-base hit, Collins: sacri-
fices. Isekite. Reich; runs batted in.
Collins 2. Fernandes. Muller, Orell:
double plays, Muller to Brown TO
Reich, Hawkins to Reich, Hawkins
unassisted; wild pitch. Isekite; passed
ball, Holm.
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Losing pitcher, Cole: innings pitch
ed. Cole Q. Moffett 2; hits, of Cole
IL, Moffett 4; runs scored. off Cole 2.
Moffett 2; runs responsible for, Cole 6.
Moffett 2, Christopher 2: struck out.
by Cole 5. Moffett 8. Christopher I;
base on balls, off Cole 2, Moffett !,
Christopher 4; hit by pitcher, Bonetti
by Cole; wild pitch. Moffett: left on
runs, Jewell, Bonetti. Firpo: two-base
hits, Ratio, Bonetti. McCue: runs
batted an, Jewell. Ratio 8, Bonetti.
TRAILER 2, Firpo 2. Abbott; sacrifice.
Cole; double plays. Cole to Marble to
0arretson. Christopher TO O'Shea to
McCue: time, 2:0i; umpires. Clark
and Chesterfield
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Arlington Cubs
To Hold Workout

The Arlington Cubs will meet
the American Lake hospital team
in a baseball game Sunday at 2
p. m. at the hospital grounds. The
Cubs are asked to report for
practice session at their field, 10th
and Cakes SITS, Thursday at 5 p. m.
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........ "a 5 !
HOLLYWOOD

Losing pitcher. Fleming: Innings
pitched. by Fleming 5as: at bat. off
Fleming "a: hits. off Fleming 10; runs
scored. off Fleming s; runs RESPONSE
BILE for, Fleming S; struck out. by
Freitas 10 Fleming l, lost s.; bases
on balls, off Freitas /. Fleming 2, Tost
ing; passed ball, House: left on bases,
Sacramento 8. Hollywood 8; three
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TotaIs 1900. 75I 100 S64-24O5
Gibson's Florists, Tacoma, shows
ed the way in the Booster division.
with the 26th and Proctors second.
The Commercial competitors
Rubin Furs, Seattle, and Husky
Beverages, Everett, were nose and
nose down to the wire. The Fur
riers finally emerged victorious by
a six-pin margin, 2542 against
1886
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Late Rally Gives
Oregon Victory

EUGENE, Ore.-The University
Of Oregon webfoots, after seven
shaky innings, rallied in the eighth
yesterday to post their first con-
ference baseball victory over
Warrington State, 1913.
Oregon ................ 10 IL 3
Warrington state $500. Q 8 3
Batteries: Reidcr. Isoe. Haynes and
walton: Mccollum. straite. Bushman
ana cranston.
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batted in. Msndish. Wasley. Ballinger,
Scoffic, Marshall; sacrifices Freitas
Blattner: stolen bases, Uhalt. Barton:
double plays. Violin to Cissell TO
Sweeney, 2.
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Ml The
y A4ndmg

Yesterdays Results
Seattle 8. San Francisco 4. First
game)
San Diego 6. Oakland l.
Sacramento S. Hollywood 1.
Portland 8. Los Angeles 2.
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AMERICAN IEAGUF

Yesterdays Results
New York 9, Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland 6. st. Louis 4.
Detroit 2, Chicago /.
Washington 9, Boston 6.
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Stockman's Mavericks from Tar
away Billings. Mont, led the open
event over the creamlands from
Seattle.
Incidentally, this was the first
time in the Northwestern organi-
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Totals ....... TAO 842 954-253

IOJalS ....... ffo ofz Sof-1ooo
Mayor-elect Harry Cain was un-
able to roll the first ball as part
of the opening ceremonies. How
ever, Commissioner Holmes East
wood and Hans johnson, promi-
nent Kay Street merchant, accept
ed the responsibility. Neither fell.
The packed gallery was in fine
mood from start to finish of the
four and half hour session Of pin
smashing.
The high ball Of the night
was Ray Wyman, leadoff man
for the StocEman Mavericks.
He batted down COS. He went
five straight strikes, two bet
ter than the well-lmown
turkey"
The box scores tell the story.
Pin pelting began this afternoon
at 1 o'clock with doubles compete
ton. Afternoon singles began at
1850. In the night session five
man competition takes up again
at z for the first group and at 9
and IL p. m. for the following
groups. Additional singles are
scheduled for 11:50 p. m.
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Heavy Shooting Billed
On TodaY's Program
Doubles. Five-Men and Singles Play
Will Run Into Late Night Hours

The 2sth annual Northwestern Bowling Congress headed for III
Of action the Broad
way alleys.
Booster fiveman play only two
Commercial squads and brace taking shots u
taneousy
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ALBANY BEATS MT. ANGEL
MOUNT ANGEL, Ore Albany
college posted a 6-1 victory over
Mount Angel at baseball here
yesterday.
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ON THE LAM

- =, =,
Wa raining :. but hard and there was no pan
game between the Sassy Seals and the Terrible Tigers
bunch Of the boys couple Of sportswrters from San
Andersen and brace Of local scrbe-had nothing to do but
disturb the ozone with talk i.
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s .n s'n "oP W "n.e nsH' 'nfe" o's s'rse 10" on
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- - O@.ns yce ne saosop pa.yhg resu'afy
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Yesterdays Results

Brooklyn 8. Boston 6.
New York 5. Philadelphia 2.
Chicago 8 Pittsburgh L.
st. Louis at Cincinnati, flooded
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Softball teams OF the Garage
Employees and the Musicians
unions have scheduled a practice
game at jefferson playfield No. ]
at 8 p. m. Friday.
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Batted for Kinniman in ninth

b Batted for Kinniman IN ninth.
Salem ...... 90 0 %
Spokane $50. 90 o o o o o o Pa
Runs batted in, Harris 2. d. Bishop.
hits, Harris Randall, Faiconi; three
base hits, Bishop. Coscarart. Farrell;
double plays. Griffiths TO Baer to
Garbe 8; Bishop to Sickle 70 Evart;
left on bases. Spokane Z, Salem !;
bases on balls, off Serventi 2, Brewer
4; struck out by Brewer 2, Windsor 5:
hits, off Serventi 2 In u inning.
runs. off Windsor In ~ innings. 8
runs: hit by pitcher. by Serventi.
0riffiths; losing pitcher, Serventi:
umpires. Cole. Nenezich. Davenport;
time OF game. AIS.
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WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
w..
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Nesttrday's Results
Yakima 6, Vancouver 5.
Salem 7. Spokane 2.
Wenatchee 9. Tacoma 3.
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,tals ...... 79l 868 $685.
Husky Beverages-Eyerett
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Pippins - Caps
VANCOUVER
YAKIMA

Totals ..........35 5 10 "a 10
a Batted for Musgrave in ninth.
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zation's history that visiting oper
teams have shot the opening night
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- ~ v
OAKLAND

AOJdls 90 ~ II
a Ran for CraRhead in ninth.
b Rated for MulliQan in ninth
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ssssss 10 To Wv
Cream Land-Seattle

Totals ....... 7sl 7eo se4-24o3
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Starting early Saturday, a
heavy schedule Of weekend play
viii open. keeping the eight alleys
at the Play Nor establishment
busy without interruption until the
early hours Of Monday morning.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-05-23
LOCAL s

, S.A.. of Pasadena, arrived here
Wednesday night to visit.
George w. GuStafson atten-
ded meetings in Billings Mon
day and Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. L. E. Haverfield
and children were Billings cal
/ lers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. McKittrick
of Billings were Sunday dinner
guests of DR.. and Mrs. L. E.
Haverfield.
E. l.. Kelly and daughter,
Jean, left Saturday to visit in
Helena and Missoula. They re-
turned Tuesday evening, &C
companied by Edmund Kelley,
who has been visiting in Mis-
Soula for several months.
MIR. and Mrs. Norm Engler
of Great Falls visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Buzzetti Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Ross and
daughter, Betsy, and Mrs. B. j..
kleinhessel nix left Wednesday
for Great Falls where they will
visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank TSchirgi
OF .Wyola were in Hardin on
business Monday.
Miss Mango Seamans left on
Friday for her home in Huntley.
She will travel in Canada about
10 days and then will work in
Yellowstone National Park.
Miss Gladys Halverson left on
Friday to spend the summer at
her home in Billings.
Mrs. Jessie Hawks left Satur-
day for Bozeman on business.
Her three sons are staying at
the M. L. Hawks home at st.
Xavier while she is gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer B. Frai-
ley and Mary Lou left Wednes-
day for a trip through the
Black Hills and a visit with rel
ativeS.
Miss Mary Roush is visiting
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the Misses Vera and Marguerite
Plummer in the Finlayson dis
trict.
Miss Rose B. Pathmann left
Friday evening for her home
in Car son, N. D. She was &C
companied by her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Jackson
left Saturday for their vacation.
They will visit in Colorado and
California.
MI. and Mrs. Herbert Broth
erson of Wyola were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Brotherson.
Among the members of the
Hardin Junior Woman's club
who were guests of the Billings
Junior Woman's club at its an
nual dinner Tuesday evening
were Mrs. James T. Durkin,
Miss Lois Barrows, Mrs. Merrill
B. EvenSon, Miss Mildred Trus-
sell, Mrs. M. w. Muffin, Mrs.
Melvin Harris, Mrs. Cecil Ross,
Miss Dorothy Holmes, Mrs. H.
R. Salyer. Miss Clarice Koebbe,
Miss Kathleen Jensen, Miss
Bernadine Miller, Mrs. Jay Ern-
est, Mrs. j. Russell Vickers, Mrs.
Harry Olson. Mrs. Del Robbins
Miss Cora Curry, Miss Gerald
inc Westwood, Mrs. H. K. Fish
er, Miss Irene Wolf, and Mrs.
Merle Morse.
Mrs. R. B. Conver has moved
from the Yergey apartments to
her house, which was occupied
by the Sumner Dahl family
during the school year. The
Dahls have moved to their
home near Busby for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. M. R. Calderwood left
Friday morning for a trip to
New York City to visit Mr..
Calderwood's relatives. She will
also visit Miss Margaret Ping
in Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs. Calder
wood will return to Hardin with
Miss Ping about June S.
Tom and Dwight Ferguson of
Kirby were in Hardin Monday
on business.
Frank Snow of Busby was a
Hardin caller Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Allison and
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MIKE
SEE:

You know 1 heard that as an
added attraction for the RodeO
they we're figgerin on maxim all
candidates for public offices
ride a horse in the parade. 1
think that's a good idea. That
way all of the people can see
them in the real. 1 kinda don't
think the horses will like it but
if they don't they can buck an
I'm sure the candidates will get
off. l heard that Bert KrOn-
miller was a real cow hand, so
he will have the edge on every
body. He figgers on gittin' in
the Saddle Bucking contest.
Wild Cow milkin' and the wild
horse race. That's the boy, Bert.
We will be watchin' you.
I shaved off my black wniSk-
ers because when anybody come
to buy furniture they looked at
me instead of the furniture an
I can't make no money by them
lookin' at me, and another thing
ole Bob Rhinehart is always
tellin' me that they are too
long, you know the paper lied
about haircut prices. He says
they are 4 bits and no discount
for cash. I though it was 1919
off for cash.
We have one used Studio
Couch in purity good shape for
SIS, and l used washer mach
inc - Zenith make - an it's
as good as new, only it needs
a little adjustin'. This is a gas
model not lectric, for IS bucks.
Oh, mama, we have that big
dining room set you wanted. 1t
has 6 leather bottom chairs, 1
big round table with extra
leaves and a buffet with no
lookin' glass, this is a hum
dinger for only $3.50, an an
other thing this table is big
enought for anybody's thrashin'
crew. If any ranchers or farm