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Evening star., 1940-06-23
Curley Club to Elect

The Curley Club will elect officers
Thursday night at the Continental
Hotel. The Nominating Committee,
elected in May, includes Joseph
Fallon, Josephine McCorry. Mary
Mckay, Paul Mcneil and George
Miller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
Henry McLemore Says =.

/. the onr who made the match.
A week or two after the first
fight with eodo,. Joe came 20
me and said Get that there
6odoy in ther- with me again.
That's the fellow ! want ia
fight"
As for Joe wanting to quit
the ring and settle down 10
life OF ease and smothercd pork
chops. Jacobs said there Is no
truth In the report
Hen be fighting four or five
years from now Most Of his
cash Ia tied up in investments.
and he can use all the ready
scratch he can make. III tell
you how tired he iE OF fighting
II asked him IN fight again
in August and again In septem-
Der and again in November.
he'd do H.
The only thing that VIII
make Joe quit II 10 lose his
stuff He isn't going on fight
ing after his legs and punch arc
gone But just as long an he
can keep winning. he'll keep
fighting"
asked Mike what he thought
the fight on Thursday would
draw
ITS hard Ia tell. hut my
guess is thai n vii do sroand
5000. 900. That won't h~ quite
enough 10 pay . profit. hut III
he damned n q guy named mt
Ter In going TO make me call
off q show. know the times
are had, and that the people
haven't got their minds on = fiat
fight. but I'm going through
with u and rm going through
with all the other shows I have
scheduled.
That's the troubi. with this
country Just as soon a. times
get little tough the guys with
dough quit spending IL or taking
chance with II Hell. figure
the stuff IL only good when
your. spending u never
heard Of anybody using Il for
wallpaper"
Then we had tea and scenes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
CARDS WORST DEAL
SENT DURoCHER AWAY

Breadon and Branch Hickey
have engineered many good and
profitable transactions. but the de-
parture Of Medwick from Sports
mans park is another striking IL
Illustration that the shipping of
Durocher to Brooklyn was their
worst.
Me or him. demanded Frank
Frisch, who sought Joe Strip for
third base. and away went Du-
rocher for Strip. Johnny Cooney.
Jimmy Butcher and Roy Henshaw.
Strip Is out OF baseball now.
Cooney, Butcher and Henshsw were
nobodies.
Durocher played 141 games at
shortstop for Brooklyn in 1888,
when the Cardinals fell apart at
the seams for want OF a shortstop.
This resulted in the dismissal
of Frisch In st. Louis and Du-
rocher's appointment as the Brook
Ign manager.
Durocher spanked the Dodgers
into third place in 1889. the high
est they have finished In seven
years. He was voted the man
ager OF the year.
Meanwhile. the Cardinals easi-
~ might have beaten out the Reds
had Durocher been at shortstop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19

United Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK There was
many a raised eyebrow when
walked into Mike Jacobs strict
ly private" office yesterday,
and. shrieking above the strictly
private mob that was In the
room. asked the promoter how
he thought that Joe Louis-Ar
turo Godoy fight would come
out.
II was n faux pas. and the
"set" wasted little time letting
me know II was. Three or four
of them let their feet fall from
Mikes desk. Others got up and
put on their coats for the first
time In years. stiil others
tossed their eigarets out ~ the
window instead Of onto the
floor.
Only Promoter Jacobs kept
his poise. With old world eour-
tesy he beckoned me out OF the
room. bummed a smoke off me.
and asked
Now what Is II you wanta
know ?"
I said | wanted 10 know what
he thought of Thursdays scrap
between Louis and Godoy, and
II he knew anything about Louis
wanting to retire. and II II were
true that he heavyweight cham
pion Of the world had become
more interested In i2-cyllnder
cars. emerald green suits. Is
course dinners, and diamond
rings that he was In the busi-
ness Of prize-fighting.
Nuts" said Mike. lspsing
into the French We always use
In private conversation.
IL can't say Joe In going TO
win on Thursday. because /
don't know" the promoter con-
tinued in French that showed
not one trace Of accent. but I
do know this. He hate. Godoy
also know that anything Joe
hates Is in danger Of getting hts
head knocked off also know
that he wants 10 fight Codoy
again.
LOUIS MADE MATCH
II know this because Louis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19

an effort to bring down the cost
OF installing lighting systems on
courses 10 a workable figure.
The experiment has been tried
at pitch-and putt layouts in Kan
sas City, Wilrnette. III. and other
places. but usually ends In finsn-
cial disaster.
There are only four hours Of
darkness at most unless players
want TO go into a midnight tour
nament and many golfers have
TO be accommodated 70 make
lighted courses pay.
But night golf would be
more than a novelty. II would
be a contribution 10 comfort
and convenience.
Electrical companies are sz-
perimenting with portable lighting
systems on rollers which could be
wheeled 20 wherever they were
needed. This might be the an
sWer.
But whatever the answer, few
are willing 10 say night golf 10 i'm
possible. or even improbable.
The American public Ia noted
for taking 10 things with q rush
once something catches on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
Former Wildcat
Sfors Promoted
On Police Force

EsAssTOs - Wiiltsm cnl1ss
WOOD and Wss nrown. fssmss
Northwestern sthlstAs. hmss h>sn
m@ss ssrEssats on ~ nvenG1on
poiies force. csid<r~oed. scr ~
back On the isz7-zs football fuams.
u Iuysnti~ probation nffhnur.
Brown. former national eniisg>als
wrestling champion. u Asn6sesae a.
rector ef tns seesdent prsven<iea
bur~aa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
Bud Ward
To Defend
Open Title
Champion Favored
To Win Again
In Northwest Meet

SEATTLE - Defending Cham
pion Marvin BUD Ward of Spo'
kane was favored today to retain
his crown in the Pacific North.
west open Golf tournament, which
starts tomorrow on the Sand
Point course.
But he was expected to
meet stiff opposition from
such stars A. Al and Emery
Zimmerman, Chuck Cougdon,
Ken Tucker. Harry Givan.
Neil Christian, Ted Longworth
and Ken Black. Ward had to
beat out professionals Emery
Zimmerman and Christian for
the title last year at Spokane.
Preliminary rounds of IS holes
each will be played Wednesday
and Thursday. The final SO holes
will be run off Friday.
Bud Ward played Fircrest
course, Tacoma, yesterday and
was in good form. He came
home with a SO, one under par on
each round, 1854 Bud, visiting
his folks in Olympia, stopped over
here to take advantage of a
practice round with the state open
and amateur events in mind. The
classics will be played over Fir
crest July 90 and 30 for the open.
July 81 and Aug. l, 2, 3 for the
amateur. Ward reported Fircrest
course in wonderful shape and
labeled 1t true golfing test
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
Coast Loop
Front Men
Novikoff poces in
Homers With %:
Wilkie Doing Well

Here are Tire leaders - TIE -.
cife Coast league
HON. rms Novskaff. Lea Al.
gel~s. -. cnilsns strtngrf. fns
Angeies 10. ceiegwsn. rnr,iAna.
Dunn. Oakland. ,
THREE nasc hits nssrett. San
Francisco. y Jennings a.n Fran.
ri-eo. 5. white, Seattle. 4
Tser-hsse hits chFisteff. nsk
land. 20 Ncvlkoff. Ias Angeles.
20; Mesnet san Diego. tzssss,.
Hollywood. 10
stolen bases IsaFrett. asn
Francisco. IA schustsr. Seattle.
u. vsnnl, Seattle Hs.sin san
Diego. II. white. Seattle; uhsIt.
Hollywood. 10,
Sacrifice hits Nlcmler Seattle
Stewart. san Diego iaby. oas.
land. Is Norbert. san Francisco. .
Runs halted In Nevsknff. ias
Angeles. u chflstnff. Oakland.
~. stFinerf. Los Angeles. So. Col.
iins. Ina Angeles. a.
stolen bases per team sssts
tie. 81. San Francisco. ~. San
Diego. Oakland. ~. Sacramento,
n. los Angeles. Hollywood. "a
Portland. -.
Double plays ssn Diego. in-
Angeles. rs San Francisco. HOLLY.
wood. "a. Sacramento. ~. Seat.
tie. 81, Oakland, 81. Portland. 50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
|Medwick Shows Baseball Stars
How to Obtain What They Want
Dissatisfied
Ace Has But
ToAct Part
Nv HARRY GRAysoN
NEA Service Sports Editor

NEW YoRk-The main point Of
the Joe Medwiok deal is that II
establishes precedent for stars
who consider themselves in I'm
favorable surroundings
Medwiek did a flrst-clsss Job
Of showing outstanding players
how TO get what they want.
Medwick's heart has been in
Brooklyn ever since his pal. Leo
Duroeher. was traded to the Dodg-
ers by the Cardinals.
When Larry MsoPhail made
Durocher manager Of the Flatbush
force. Medwick had an even great
er incentive for escaping from st.
Louis.
So the famous slugEer held
out, challenged Sam Breadon
TO make 4 deal for him with
Brooklyn and ultimately play
ed like an athlete wildly desir-
Gus OF spending his afternoons
elsewhere.
Breadon finally capitulated.
Why not. when he could get
badly needed $4,000 and four
players for a dissatisfied outfieider
with whom the St Louis custom
ers had become dissatisfied. and
who was drawing $4,000 a year,
Medwick wasn't doing the st.
Louis club or himself any good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
The PaYoff
Cost High Now,
But Night Golf
Sure To Come

TOLEDO-Why not night golf ?
The question arose at the Inver-
ness 1nvitational Four-Ball here,
when it was reported that a nine
hole course is being operated for
nocturnal play in South Africa.
Players, tournament officials and
manufacturers express enthusi-
asm, but the consensus is the cost
would be too high.
Night golf is certain to come,
but it's at least three years away
says Fred Corcoran, tournament
manager of the Professional Golf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
UPSET STAGED IN TACOMA S0FTBALL C0dPETITI
Freddie Cakes Is
Out of SUFFERING

Freddie Cakes. fisher. hunter
and well known young mechanic.
Is out Of his suffering. He has
gone through terrible ordeal.
Last night his charming wife gave
birth to a humping son. Weight.
Q pounds and Is ounces. When
Freddie was seen soon after little
ehuhhy's arrival. he was prone on
his back in a hospital corridor.
His wife was strong. smiling and
content, showing only concern over
her exhausted husband. Life
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
DENIARET CASTS
NEGATIVE VOTE

Jimmy Demaret, Masters and
Western Open champion. speaks
with some experience. night golf
having been tried to some extent
In Houston, where the winter phe-
nomenon holds forth.
Demaret is not enthused.
Bugs, including mosquitoes. are
attracted by lights" he points out
They eat you alive.
a round cant be started
until about $50 O'Clock or
later, and IL takes 30 long TO
play one players are kept up
too late"
That's the complaint of base
ball players, by the way. They
are thrown off In their meals
and sleep.
Corcoran stresses the boom In
night driving ranges. however. and
asserts the bug problem isn't %
noticeable.
Ranges are doing big business
and Corcoran insists that's one IN
dicstion night golf IL on the way.
More than 5000 turned out al
a night range in New Orleans 10
see Sam sneal and Jimmy Thorn.
son In q smuggling match" sayl
the p. G. A. director.
Engineers are experimenting IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
Smeliers
Move Into
Fourth Spot
Even Davies Hurls
Good Boil: Winners
Have Big Inning
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

Those frie ~ enemies.
johnson Paint company and
GMC Trucks viii meet at
lincoln bowl Tuesday night In
q twin bill that should bring
out one of the biggest crowds
of the year. The second game
Is a replay of n protested
affair Of May %. Much Il at
stake In both tits and both
skippers will bring out their
very best In the line of pitch
ing. In other words. Colbo,
lizard and Dinwoody are
ready for GMC Trucks while
Gillespie and Al Libke are set
TO do the tossing for the
Paintmen.
Until further notice, City
league games viii start at 1880,
IL was announced.
Smelter Local moved into a tie
for fourth place in City league
standings by taking a s TO game
from Turf Smoke Shop Monday
night at Lincoln bowl. thanks to
a swell pitching effort by Evan
Davies The Smelter hurler. al
though nicked for 10 hits. man.
aged to keep the losers away
from the plate except in the initial
frame when the lone marker
trickled through.
LAWS started for the Turf
club and passed the first two
milestones without trouble,
but In the third, four lusty
wallops aided and abetted by
three walks and an error ac-
counted for five runs and
Marion Felt was called to the
hill. Felt did a neat relief
job, stopping the scoring I'M
til the last Of the eighth
when three hits gave the
Smelter boys their final tally.
The Turfmen had enough
chances to reach the win column,
II being left on the base, but
when q hit would have been fatal.
Davies turned in one of his seven
strikeouts.
Although the Turf club re-
manned in second place, the loss
allowed the Johnson Paint team to
maintain a three game edge for
top honors. Gilly Portman field
ed sensationally for the winners
accepting 10 chances without a
mishap. Dave Molitor paced the
hitters with three safe ones.
The Smelter club played error
less ball behind Davies effort
while the losers registered two
hobbies, both in left field on
ground balls. The infields of the
two clubs accepted "a chances
without an error which is better
than fair defensive baseball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
How Could Allen
Forget That One

sEW YORK The phone rang
in the National leagues offices
aad Ethan Allen. the circuits mo,
ton picture director. answered.
do you remember . inquired a
baseball writer. tina, game back
IN 1893 when Carl fiubf,~ll vent
~ innings. banking ths Cardinals.
I.0T%
"Oh you mean that game
In which went noas. osseof .xlx
while playing rightfisld for ~
Louis And yoa ssk me II ! re-
msmber tie replied Allen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
He Defines Glamour

los ASttLLs--If. Paul Pop.
snos. nationally known founder
ami director ~ the Los Angeiss
Institute of Family Relations. has
at isst been able 70 formulate q
definition for glamour. When
ever ths value o. the package ak
essds that Of tne contents that's
glamour he told a local audience
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
Horridge Reminds
Players OF Rule
On Testimonials

CHICAGO ~ William HarridEs.
president ~ ina American league.
is reminding club owners about ths
ruling which forblts players from
endorsing cigar. eigars, % liquor
ads while In uniform Tfsess 10 no
objection while the mar ara out
n Uniform.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
MEDWICk AND DUROCHER
PALS ON AND OFF FIELD

Now Durocher and Brooklyn
wind up with Medwiek as the Red
Birds change managers again and
give up for another year.
Medwick and Durocher we're in
separable as members OF the old
GasHouse Gang They married
ST. Louis girls make their
homes there. They remained close
friends when baseball slavery split
them out during the season.
But as beautiful as the friend
ship Of Joe Medwiek and Leo Du-
roeher may be. IL In tough on the
less affluent clubs and bad thing
for baseball when the better play
ers can write their own ticket as
TO where they perform.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
spatted for Felt in 9th
CAFrf IT'D fnG

Smelter Local $1,000 DOB 200 Ol1-b
Stolen base. Portman: sacrifice hits.
Martin, Davies: two-base hits. Kuper
2. Hebert. double play portman 70
Bowers. left on bases. Turf Smoke
Shop IL. Smelter Local 8: 5 hits 5
runs off LAWS in 2'a innings: Q hits
run off Felt in 5h innings: struck
out. by Davies 7. by LAWS !. Felt 9;
base on balls. off Davies 6. off LAWS
2: losing pitcher. LAWS; wild pitch,
Davies; passed ball. Garnes. Kuper.
baik LAWS: time OF game. hours.
umpires Fournier and Seighbors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
Stanford Team
Wins on Track
Shows Real Power
In Beoting Rivols

EVANSTON. M. stamford. an
underdog to Southern California
for . dossn years. emerged to-day
~ the new fsvnrits for ths Nat.
ional colleTists ,rsrk and field
championship after leading Pacific
coast forces n an overwhelming
dual meet Victory over the stars
of the isig Ton II twilight ysstsr.
day
II was stanford power. not
Southern CALIFORNIA;. that led To
the % Go 20 rout and no~ the In.
dams rata - the team In beat
shes the pick ~ the nation az.
.emhiss for ths " G. A. A, games
At Minneapolis tbis ~ssk spd
use has won the national title
nine tims. In fhs last ~ years
LED BY its ''taste.s Dssmss."
aiyae S~fsres. stsasesd ~
counted for f.as ~ fhs West
Coasts ~ FIRST piaSe sirssssss
In she DIAL meet Jssfrsy sss
hath the loo ssA s1s ,svS
daslws siih ea~~. ssssfesa
Athlete. slss won the miie
Paul Moerel ard plshsa ap
nrst and ssrsaa places In The
.hsi put with mn rresi and
sfsai~s Asaess.s.
The biE Ten vas esaelssssd
completely. winning only ihs no
yard high hurdles hsIf.mlIs. tes
mile and gisess although mid.
wsstafasfs did hrssk twS n fous
meet records that fell during ths
s,fsamiinsd program.
NEW sAuC1R NAGk
Archie Harris II Indiana came
up with ns~ discus MARS ~ 100
feet. II inches and ths mile relay
team ~ Jack etiixsasn. ONO state.
Jack Lsutrftx Aiehlgaa. roy
coehfsn. Indiana. snd Warren
tsfsidsnbsch. Michigan. clipped sas
tenth n a second aft The mark
s~i BY the Pacific conferences In
1877 Their time Was stiT.
boTd HroNn. three fingered
layslin star from OFsTah. set
new meet record ~ 7sg n. ln
snd Pat Turner. oas u TIRES
ucf-A broad Jumpers 1hs seefsd
points for shs far vest. isspsd 10
nsu mara II 20 fat, o.. lnehss.
s~sspisE al places In fsss
~ thu ~ ssesfa. shs sasshiae-
Boys scored ~ fisst. ~ seessss
ard J ihisd-. rh~y sis1sss~A
the mile frsaa sfesss. st~s.
ford. Los z.messisi. rsG. and
rhii i~tbs~its. I1sksj. the
zxo ,.rd hs~ hurdles fGsn
nessssa. tCIA. Jim Buek.
0ssxss. and Men DssA. usC1.
iss shat pat MN Tsssf sal
-s~s Asss~s.ss. ssssfssa. ard
Dan nessiII usC1. m sys-
I'm tBsssn. A.ssis niles. Can
fsrni.. and Huge D-lsrssf.
iNI. asa ~ss all three places
~ the broad Isssp fTafs~s,
sssk Hsssssss ssa mn Lace
field. al ~ rCLlNl.
Other individual winners for
the coast we're Lea Orr II Wash
tngtoa STATE IN ths $40. jeffrey ln
ths Two spriBts. Johnay Wilson of /
Use IN the high jump. Cwinn
Smith. California. IN the pol~
vault rhs wssterners also won
the qusftsr-miis relay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19
Tavern Ten
Wins From
Painters
Horny Potnods h
Hero OF Contest:
Hits In pinchss

nee Nskinnsll< e&rty wiidnew
psus snrss tin~iy hitting ~ Harry
Fsfaast~ rail~s the btxxest apest
~ sh@ Casy snfsn~il l~asu~ tc<9ts
sh~r wnsss E~ssss Tavern d~fssf-
81 tns imp Ie~asnx fohnsun reists
ere q - .. At usksni~v fl<id
wslss wtsa pitches ard two ~
pstans~'s Nits ssunf~d fnssr rslns
In the fif~s ths~~ Innings al Me-
klnn<ii zaa sftsv : w~ak start IN
th~ fourth nus Ana~vsor wsn sent
lln - stern Inc Tavern rally. snd
~
rh~ r~ss~f 90 t~e iase -
ssiy nss Desesst's sssssx snss
saassss n - FifsA lnHesa
es~ts xvs ~ bsA~sss etss >
rs~ wh>s ~ s~e~~a fy~ss mrs.
~ - iwssete sss sex -
sAssw ;. shsrx.
Eief Weld Nse affective suoet ~
the ssse. frs the Tavern team fut
VS. nervous tbs last fwe fvnmes
and nearly hlsw ths lsea nj 30
snsasxs 20 easrh sh< last eat an ~
infisld ~.
WAts.swS IN rounru
rnstafftes 1efeatsa General Dts
srihatins. IL ~ II ~ Jeffsfspe
10 mavs iHta seis pussenetnN ~
fourth plaza and shavs Ne Cen
ersis lase the cellar. There are
attn slx 1xmss between the rstn-
tsrs ana Generals sithoaeh relv
fouf contests s~psfsts srsou1 and
eighth pissss IN shs h4tfi~ fcs ~
enystsd secnnd ard third places
FOR ths pssyuff tourney.
Garage Employees continued n
dofnsnsts eiat IN the Industrial
lncp by h~sftnx Flnuv = Cereal
Workers. II - 4. iaus Tavern enM-
tinasd 10 ~ shs only sigle thread
~ ap~~ttinx rsssrmsn Marc.
featuring. ~ Ia 7. and may ~
strong ssnnrh 10 drvr ne 0aamsa
Nhen they inst,
rrev Mef.~in ritnh~d sws No
ball for n r. shaps tn hump Duff
fsisn LlIml'sr uat ~ shs cnmm4<@
alsi league lead. IN 4. n wss .
csse n xsssd pitching ans hssfsv
hssersnninx ard sfsnvs ~ ltarvss
siIosss only fsur hlss fas the
insers hat ssrcfs ana wsiks hers
his chances
LGAnxns oMAv
wbssisr osxaod ksrt 10 ufis
chances intact nat silmtaale1
Harmon Misunderstanding. - 4
Stevens Mstsr kspt In s~eoad ptass
ny heating st tssgis nssfs. - 10
a. and csssssss rsehing main
tainsa lts danasfsss position in
the tGr disisi0n ny heasfaw Hlxaf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19

II yours not using il, sell u ~ith
a FaSt-Aetion rimss Want Al.
Phone MAin 3I5l.
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ers' association. But don't forget
night baseball was nothing more
than an idea at the start.
Thousands Of golfers find
themselves tied up during the day.
Might golf would be much
cooler, too. The biggest golfing
months are July and August, when
the sun bskes everything during
the day"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19

LOUIS MADE MATCH
II know thi. because Louis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-19

Other individual winners for
the coast we're Lea Orr n ws&n.
ngton STATE IN tns $40. Jeffrey In
the two sprints. Johnay Wilson al
Use In the high jump. Cwinn
Smith. California. IN the pol~
vault rhs wssterners also Won
the qusrtsr-miis relay.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-10-26
new Z0N0ITE
FIRM REPORTS
GOOD PROGRESS

Annual report Of Universal Como
lite Insulation Co.. which owns a
mountain of vermiculite at Libby,
in northwestern Montana, for the
first fiscal year of the operation Of
the company since Zonolite company
and Universal Insulation company
were joined, shows a loss of
S1,S44.75. Current assets amount
ed to S91,557.92 on June 80. 1910;
cash and accounts receivable made
up S51,674.63 and inventories $39,-
SS3.29. Current liabilities were
$2S,O95.S8, giving a ratio of bet
ter than three to one in ratio of
current assets to current liabilities.
During the year $38,O92.75 was ex-
pended for plant and equipment
additions and paid for from opera
tions. There were charges Of $751;
821.99 for depreciation of assets
and amortization of mine claims
and patents.
A year of steady expansion of
markets for Zonolite was reported
by A. T. Kearney, president, in
his annual report. Robert c..
Shields is vice president, Campbell
Ryan. vice president; Lester Armour
treasurer, and NJ. F. Gay, secretary.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-10-26
NINE ENGINEERS
MEET At ANACONDA

ANACONDA-Mi Mining Society of
Engineers is meeting here today in
53rd annual convention and will
conclude this Saturday evening
with a banquet at the Montana
hotel The opening business meet
ing was held Friday afternoon.
followed by reading of a paper on
Frequency Meditation" by Renato
Bianchi, instructor in mathematics
and physics of Montana School Of
Mines. The annual smoker was
held last evening at Anaconda
Country Club. in charge of E. A.
Barnard.
The Saturday program included
a visit to the A. c. NJ. reduction
works at Anaconda.
DR.. Curtis L. Wilson is toast
master for this evenings session,
with District Judge r. E. McHugh
as the principal speaker.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-10-26
ROW OVER ROAD

An injunction and damage action
was commenced in Cascade county
district court by Bernie Lawson
against the Klies Mining Co. and
John T. Earll, sheriff.
The plaintiff alleges she is the
owner of lots 6. Z, 8. 8. 10 and II,
block 6, Red Bird addition to Mel
hart, and that the Klies Mining Co.
has trespassed on lots 10 and II
with heavy trucks and vehicles used
in transporting ore bodies. It is
further asserted that Earll, through
a deputy, forcibly took possession
of the premises and informed her
that she would be elected if she
attempted to erect fence or build
ing on the lots.
The court is asked to enjOin the
defendants from interfering with
the plaintiffs use of the property
and to restrain the defendants from
trespassing. The plaintiff also asks
$1,000 damages.