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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-30
e. syortiekuns)
sd CLAUDE, es mdre beffer, sic
tpiiroen bierbleibeu."

sS5W gtdltue, e5 IUute UeIIeI, Sit
tpiiroen bierbleibeu."
sd reite.
,,Seit gerrp @outo nit ieinen @e-
noilen inn Baloe lebt, reitet fein Mdo-
den mebr oes Nadts ourd Die @e-
geno."
, ,,slber' id reite. Mit einem ioIden
ausbuuo at Sdleatigfeit, tpie ih es
fein ioa, miro fid gerrp Gonlo gar
nibt abgeben tpollen." Sbre Stimme
,par bobniidJ. 5ie tpanote ibr Bfero,
aber bann bielt fie es nod einmal an
1tno orebte SEN 9opf.
r@as id nod fragen tpollte, @oD.
@ar 90 tpirflid feiner I'M Srt, fein
eiu5iser, ser ein Bort fiir mid ge-
fproden Bat2" ~ =.
@op s,tdte sic adleln. SD babe
Sbnen idon eiuural selast, Dor einem
sSsabr idon. saB id bineebe un6 ben
Rerlen bie Wduler perorelde - tpenn
Gle mir Soffn,tng ,uaden tpiirben.
M6er-"
Mprna aab feine Mnttport. @ort-
los CAB fie ibrem Bfero Die Sporen
,mo iaete 6en Sang binab. stls iie
fdon ldneit iiber Dent rd6Iten Siigel
berldpnnoen mar, ltano Nop irnmer
nod nnter Ser boben 3eoer un6 fab
ibr linneno nad.
,,8enu sic mir Soffnung MAIDEN
piiroenI" batte er gelaet! Wtprna
iagte NIT ibrem goublutpfero in Die
Nadt binein. s(uf ibrer Stirn itanb
pieoer Die iteile 5alte, ote Tie INNER
nadte, luenn iie uiiteno ipar. ad;
fie batte es iid beufen fonneu, baB
3op 5ergon genau 10 mar tpie Die
anoeren. Sic tuuBte es ood ldneit.
Oder batte, iie es gar oereeiien, oas
fleine SSabr iiber. als iie meg setpe-
fen mar. 8enn fie ibrn Soffn,ing
maden tpiir6e! Sa! - sic Iadte
uno eab bem Bfero sic 5poren. go
ipareu lie, Die Wanner, feiner tot et-
mas nmionlt. aber barauf fonnte er
parten, er, Stop Gersou. Der nur Die
Sanb alissltitredfen braudte, rm elm
Dukeno Wdoels 81. baben. sic er-
innerte iid, oaB er 6as einmal geiagt
bate. Damals mar aud 10 elm frieo-
Iider M6eno sespeieu. Danals batten
fie altb auf einent Siisel am Sunt-
bolot-&iber geieiien uno iiber bic
Ger6en eeleben. @
sriiber batten iie fid oft eefrast,
tporan es Iiesen modte, oaB eerabe
binter ibr bie Wdnner 70 ber iparen,
,mo tparltm mon eeraoe ibr feline
&ube IieB. Snaipifden pubte fie es
I1ngit. Mud oaran tuar nur gaft-
ing idulo. galting bate lansiam,
eiie; aber oafiir ,sm 70 ipltematiiber
oas @eriidt ausseitre,tt, oaB Wprna
8ent all5u leidt su baben lei, bob
Mprna Bent fib iiber ieoes fleine gr'
Ie6nis freue. R1n, 90 batten Die
Mdnner es eben probiert. Wan fonn.
te es ibneu nidt einnal peroenfen.
@emein tuar nur, oaB iie Damn nidt
binginseu uno iaaten: ,,Mprna bai
Mid 5lm Seufel gefdidt." Wein,
ipenn tuan iie fragte, ob iie @lid se.
babt batten Damn sriniten iie nur
bl0oe, itno Sas founte natiirlt6 aaes
uuo gar nidts beiBeu. l1uo ie ,nebr
ba tparen, Sic bl6be erirlten uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-30
agitt,ssds ~ 80. DIls5sr 1870
/ ter oet, H1iiis,e,, berlteft.

ter ben 81lfieii bcrftedt
| Ssybr @alnnen ipnr troden, iii1o iie
feuhtete init Der 3unge lire aippen
an Hob Sergon bate alfo bod reht
gebnbt. gs mare beifer getDefen, tie
tpdre 5uriidgeblieben.
sd nebne an, sic fino perniinf.
tig ilno MAIDEN iins feline Sdnierig-
feiten". fagte nun ipieoer Die 5tit1.
me bon borbin. Mprno CAB feine
gntiport. sic fiiblte, pie ielnano If.
re 3iigeI faBte lno ibr 8fero nit fib
5og. @ortlos lieB iie es geibeben.
Sn Der ndditen Minnte bate fte
Iinfs ltn6 redts ie eitten Der beiben
Meiter, Ste nit ibr bie Ribtltng nod
5iibpeften einfdlugel. 9inein in oas
Dididt Der Bdloer ging es nun. 30
bin2 gatiirlid su gerrb goi1lo.
Sic ritten nad Mprnas Sddkung
Ihon cine quite 5funoe ourd oidteu,
id,par3en Balo. Die aerle muBten
Die augen BON tpiloen Eieren baben,
0a fie fid 10 gut in Ser Dunfelbeit
5ltredtfanoen; tuaren fie bod ldngft
bon Dem iibliden Beg abgebogert, Der
ionit bonn 9nmbolot=Ni ftad Mor.
tonbiG fiibrte.
Il @enn Der Banbtt redt gebabt fat.
te, ols er fagte, oaB es nod cine
5tltnoe biz Mitternadt fei, 70 miBte
es iebt balo 5tpolf llbr fein. 3agbaft
ging nun audi Ser Mono auf, altf
ben iie borber getpartet bate. ssebt
braudte fie ibn gar iridt 1nebr. Denn
oh iie nun 0as rnerftpiir6ige 9lof-
baus bor iid6 iab, Dor Dem oie 5pei
&etter init .ibr elm tpenig nad Mit.
ternadt baltmadtett, ODER rlidt, oas
mar bod iiber elei6eiiltig. DAB oies
bier SerrD Goilos 8eba,,iung ipar,
tpllBte iie obnebies. /
SIM tpeiBen Wonolibt iab oas flei.
ne Sais beinabe 1ldrden6aft aus.
gs bate ein niebriges, iiberbangen-
oes Dad iino gefbloiiene syenlterId.
oen. Gs mar eingefeilt in bidtes
llnterbol5 nno rieienbafte gaune.
Die Winner, oie bieies Saifs bier
gebant batten, bieIen beritedten lin.
teri6lnpf, batten aber alld nidt ei-
men ein5igen Straud 5npieI gerooet.
W'an niBte fid aeraoe5u tplmoern,
Dob bas Saus iiberbalpt glat batte.
a6er immerbin, ibie es bonn anIfom.
n1euoen NonoIidt seitreift tpllroe.
iab es rotnantiid ans.
Die Nanner bielten an nno ipran.
gen ab. Nnn erIt fab Mprna i6re
Sreger on. Ser cine ipar siemIiel)
groB nno nod iebr ilua. Der an
Sere, ettpas fleiner, bate einen Mn-
flng bon einem oiden Baud 1mo mar
mobl idon balO 5ed5ig. 8eioe ,ipa-
rem 'pie Golubops sefleioet, mit rot
getpiirIelten Senloen, gorobolcn NIT
breitlappisen 2eoeri6iir5en oariiber,
nit bnnten Salstii6ern ,tno einem
5erfnalltidten 5onbrero. sfGes in
aaem iaben fie 5iemlid iblampis aus.
Sblampig uno ingetuaiden.
Der Siingere beoe,ltete ibr nit eli.
ner Bebdroe, Die betont b6fiid, ober
elefd5eitig ipottiid iein iollte, ab51.
ltetgen, mas lie and tat, ba ibr fann
etpas anoeres ii6rigblieb. gs1breno
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Der Mord Won MOrtOnhill
erbarmlid nno Iaderlid ale aniau.

erbdrtnlid nno IaderIid ale 5ufam
| inen.
RDrna ber5og ibren DUMB. lire,
bii6Iden bollen iisngen Wnno, am
iiber ibrem @eiidt itano cine bitter
grfenntnis, bie gar ntdt 5n ibre
Suseno paiien mollte.
Naboen fid ser erite 4erger iibe
stop selest batte, lieB fie oas Hieri
in cine leibtere @angart fallen. 81
elite pirflib nidt, Bob lie nod 9aui
fam, un6 oie Nadt mar febr fdon
so cine ridtige parme fatte 5om
mernadt. Wan fora,te trallmen oa
bel. Die @ebanfem monoern Iaiiel
ireenotpobir. sSrgenbeiner Sebnfrb
na6. Satte iie eigentlid cine Sebn
iudt? 8loblinnl Sic miinidte iid
nur ibre @ube, ibr Ausfomnen. ibr,
4rbeit. @inen Wann ni1t, nein
SodItens ibren Bater. aber Ser ipn1
altd mandmaI berriidt. Griiber ipa,
ibr Sos gar nidt 10 atfsefaHen. Bar
lm bate er eigertlid nidt tpieoel
gebeiratet? gs ipdre bieaeiAt ga,
nidt 10 idlimn getpeIen, tpenn fl
cine Stiefmutter eebabt b1tte. giel
leidt tpare fie Damn friiber aud idor
frauliber getpeien, tpie Stop 10 fdon
geiagt batte, uno pielleibt tpitroe man
Damn beute nidt iiber fte reoen.
Seit atpei sSabren aIIo bate Gbe,
riff 8ent feinen 8ieboieb n1ebr er,
tuiidt. sic frallite elm tpenig lire
eeraoe Naie. @enn bauertto giel
geItoblen tplroe, Damn tpar audi ie.
mano ba, ser es itabl. 1lno bieien
aerl az faneen, tpar Sberiff 8ents
Bfli6t. Satte er fein Slid bein,
Snden o6er tp,,roe er tpirflid .ah,
ldliig, tpie gaitins in Mortonbill er.
aablte2 sluf ieoen Gau rnl1Bte Gerry
soulb ndber betra6tet tperben. nenn
bie Seute idon auf i'm Ber6odt bot.
ten. 9as mar bod ielbitberltdnolid
@enn aud 8ent ielblt nihts oabor
slanbte.
Oie @ebanfen in WDrnas QopI
uirbelten. Waan iaete allo. fie babt
Elm &inb in Sbabo. nno man fagts
auBeroem in Nortonbia, baB Sberif
8ent ielbit Bia 8otton fei. Das ipa
rem 5iIanlmen senon,men redt nett,
9inee. Sic glattete Ole Heinen Sol
ten auf ibrer Naientpurael uno grin
lte in Sic geadt. Sreunbli6e 2eutI
tparen Dos! Sebr freunolide. Nu,
gut. baB iie elm oides Sen batte.
aber tpdbreno iie ourd oen o,,nfIe,
Balo ritt. Ser ft9 meilenmeit I'm
MortonbiG erltredte, beidloB fie bod
0as @eIdid Der Samilie 8ent, oieie,
fleinen Janilie 8ent beitebeno n,r
aus Batter nno Sodfer, einmal feIbi
in Die Sano at Nnebmen., 8ieaeidJ
ipiiroe es ibr eelineen, Sin gotto,
5u fangeu.
NadOem iie oas beibloHen batte
bob iie sen aopf, Inn nod Dem Moni
5u iuden, ser iid iett tuirflid bal
seigen fonnte. @s mar bollfomme1
idlpura ,,m fie berum, ,tnb iie ntaBt
fib cine seraume 3eit idou blinoline
auf oie Srtsfenntnis ibres @altle
berlaiien.
Da idraf iie ploslid auianrmer
Ror IN. Sot,A ;onfottA T;.r NQSorS o;
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II
I5pei Minltten bereits itiG nno mnbe-
uesIid aebalten battle, faete Der Mei,
ter gelnfien:
.Saltlo
Da mid oie ssiirdt Iangfam. Gs
ftano aIio elm Warn Dor ibr, nod
Der Stitnme au fdlieBen. gafting
mar es nidt. sic bate ibn erfannt
Ct mare Der ein5ige getDeIen, Dor
oem ibre 6ltr6t ftanogebalten bate.
gs mar aber elm Srem0er. Bieleidt
iogar elmer, Der aiid bor ibr Mnglt
bate. Gieneibt aber nlt1 of, biel.
Ieiht aber elmer bon gerrD goiilo.
Ser atem fdm 5uriid, uno tpdb>
reno fie ben Nebolper, ben fie ftets
bel iid tr1g, loderte, anttuortete iie
10 rlbig tuie nt0glid:
nMein Serr, Iafien sic mid bite
bnrd). Sd babe feline 3eit."
uDas beoauere id'', faete oie freiu.
Be Stimnre in Der 9unfel6eit, ..ober
id fam Sbnen nid)t belfen. Sd nr,iB
Sic bielmebr bitten, nit mir 5lt fon.
men."
Mprna mar fpradlos, fotpobI iiber
ben Snbalt oieies 5abes als audi
iiber ben unuatiirlib bofliden Son.
u@as sic nidt iagen', entgegnete
fie nad elmer ffeinen 8aule bobniid.
sd oenfe natiirlid gar nidt oar-
an, NIT einem mediterranean Meniden
5u geben. sic miiien mir Sbre gin-
laonng idon BEL bellidtem Gag ,lno
in ettpas anoerer 5orm iiberbringen,
tpenn Sic ettpas BON mir tpollen."
nSagsiiber fin6 sic, fobiel id Bis
iebt gen,erft babe, INNER beiddftigt."
ultno iest bin id miioe uno tpiG
nad 6aufe."
.9b, mir balten sic nidt Iange
altf."
Wprna nabm ibren Mebolper aus
6em Jlltteral.
,,2aifen sic MIDI burd". iagte lie
tpiiteno, .5ie fino ia. Idderlid, Inn
Ritternadt elm einaelnes @doeI auf-
5ubalten. Nenn sic mir oen g8eg
nidt freiseben, fbieBe ib."
@leidnliitis fam bie Antport. ,,gs
lit nod cine gan5e 5t,tnoe Bis Mitter-
nadt. llebrigens babe id natiirlid
neinen &eboloer audi in Der Sano.
nur NIT Dem einen llnterldieo, DOB
id febr genau iebe, no sic fteben,
tpabreno id iiberaeuet oabon bin, bob
Sic ear feine abnlng baben, Of id
redts ober linfs bon Sbnen baIte."
@prna Bib iid arf sic 2ippeu. Ser
8erl Dor ibr bate redt. gr ipar
iibrigens nidt aus Mortonbin. gr'
bate cine hollfommeu anoere Mrt, 5u
fpreden. er seb0rte obne 3peiiel
5u Serrp go,tlo.
3uerit CAB fie feine slnttport, aber
nad elmer Beile, pabreno iid ibr
6ie 5initernis briidenb aufs Ser5
leste, fragte iie trotia:
.8as nollen. Sic BON mir, lnrb
pobin fon id fommen?"
uDas tper6en Sic feber", mar 6ie
anttport.
So BOB ,iie IangIam ibren NeboI-
Der. sic pollte ben aerl Dor ibr
nidt erfdieBen, nein. Sic batfe ia
audi tpirflid feline Mbnung, no er
eigentlib Itano. M6er fte moIlte einen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
Pro Passing
Moves Ahead

Srw TORN A thFee p-r cent
-. n farvsra pssalaE efficiency
iAss sunday brought re National
Feefhall lssanss aerial average w
- a. rsf cent fnr ne season.
statistics Tor sever weeks ~ play
fsxeslrsi tesiay
fhe sseraas equals last 80
san's f=rsfd. hssshiaz Pare 20
- help~a l#er~s.e soeflsT
figure. 10 a. peints rer Essss.
sisa = feuofd
Ths unsefeated Washington Hef-
ssias I'd IN forward passing. seur-
inE snd xround gaining far ths
sernnf straight week Ths Had
sklas' 70 compositions n ff2 tezses
Esxs them IN efficiency average
~ 20 PEI cent ~ paints ahovs
ths league average fhiiadelphia
80 seeesd via % sampl=ss~s
at II 81 passes fnr Il per cent.
Washington IL hish scorer Nith
Ia paints ard lesds ths ground
gamers With I pss yards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
"Dope" Smith
Of Spokane
Passes Away
spoKANF WASU. !

SPOKANE. WASH. - Funeral
services were being planned here
today for Frank W. tDope) Smith.
II, one OF the Pacific Northwest's
best known sports enthusiasts He
died here last night.
Smith, who opened a cigar store
In Spokane in 1887. organized spe-
cial trains to the Johnson-Jeffries
prize fight in 1910 and the Demp-
sey-Gibbons battle in 1923
Smith annually presented a box
Of chocolates 10 the boy or girl
bringing him the first buttercup
of spring.
One Of his early associates In
Spokane was Jack kearns. later
manager Of Jack Dempsey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
Jones Works 10 Give
Passing Game Energy

Los ANGELES Coach Howard
Jones shook up the bsckfieid on
the first string Trojan team To-
day In an effort 10 improve the
passing offense. in six games
played this season, Southern Cali
fornia has outgnined its opposi-
ton on the ground bur has fallen
far behind in yards gained by
passing. The new backfield
combination places Bob Peoples At
fullback. Bob Robertson at quar-
terback, jack Bsnta at right
halfback and Bill Bundy at left
halfback.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31

PALO ALTO Coach Clark
shaughnessy said his Stanford
squad would leave for Los Ange-
les Thursday night for the game
with UCLA and may work out In
the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, FRI
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31

Coliseum Pin
Team Winner

Coliseum srcfisnsn II nlxht
brsf krrtles
steven Meter hssi Bucks !
points
t<nes clah 49, = thFss e. 80
victory oxxf the Taccma Times
f.uyniiur valley nalry fank three
from Wakefield Meters whfie In.
cola fuhllc Market won thrss rem
shanh Filisun Community rsx.
efn st four 10 18th street CIah
Hsske TaeeFn. ~ spite -
three paint le.s. still ieaas
IN lcaeur ~ I've games.
niGh sisgie Ean,e IT ~
ssenia9 vas relied ~ raui
hrshhiel 81. nm Ishnsas
followed. sta Iehnas Arte.
FaIlea atA series. Hank
Relmev, al. rhs ssth street..
t.es The hlghe.i fhr~e rsm~..
fssl.
In the raktlme doubles inuraz
msnt Eide Nainsh 80 & &
Cram tied Fsfn Coles ard Has
Andsfsons i7ga Fef second nlsss
last night ne hattie Fee. % a..
tll halloween a. midnight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31

with a three-point win over Belt
Line. Power won four from
Police, Health took three from
Light, Kilowatts split even with
Public Works, and Engineers took
four from Range Sales.
The veteran Joe Penowich added
another good score TO his string,
rolling 200. IT'S and 1913. for 573.
Jerry Kent turned in $50 for the
high single game and finished
with nice 634 total
The weeks Thursday matches Of
the Broadway Ladies league have
been postponed on account Of the
banquet being given at Hotel Win
throp in honor Of visiting officials
Of the Women's International
Bowling Congress. The banquet is
scheduled for 7 o'clock and both
men and women bowlers are in
vited 10 attend. according to Ber-
tina Mccormick. chairman Of the
committee that Is making arrange
ments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
Seeking Aid


NEW YORK - The cooperation
Of the country's millions Of sports
men is being sought as hunting
seasons are on in reporting recov-
cry Of numbered aluminium bands
which they may find attached to
the legs of wild ducks.
Ducks Unlimited, to assist
In gathering data ON flight
habits of the waterfowl. an
nounees that thousands Of
ducks. hatched on Its over
100000 acres Of nesting ref
uges In Manitoba. Saslatche-
wan and Alberta, were banded
during the past breeding
season.
Reports on where and when these
birds are bagged win provide data
on routes followed by the migrants.
what section of Canada birds found
in various parts Of this country
come from. and other information
of value to conservation. Bands
recovered should be mailed to the
u. s. Biological Survey, Washing
ton. ID. c.
Many of the ducks have been
banded IN remote sections Of the
provinces where banding work has
been done for the first time. Last
year, a few hundred were banded
In Canadian wilderness areas
with surprising results.
A lesser scaup duck, banded
by Ducks Unlimited biologist
on September IL, 1899, Mt the
Athabas river delta In
northern Alberta, was shot In
Pcnobscot county, Maine, rs
days later. The bird had mi
grated 1900 miles almost due
east, instead of south. rs Wild
fowl are supposed TO do.
Another duck Of the same spe-
cies, banded at the same time and
place. was bagged just day after
the Maine bird-on the Changue-
nola river, In Panama, over 1000
miles due south of where It was
Matched.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
Pronksfers of Work;
Garbage Con Stolen

Theft Of q 50-galion capacity
garbage can from the rear Of his
premises was reported 70 police
Wednesday By 8. sjogren. 5z15 So.
Prospect 81
Mrs s. J. s<lden. z10s No.
Lawrence St, complained that q
radiator ornament was stolen
from her car Tuesday night while
the machine vas parked in front
u Jason Lee JUNIOR nigh school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
Babe Not Pessimisiic

los ANGELES Coach Babe
Horreii refused 70 Be pessinnistic
today over u. G. L. As chances
against the Stanford Indians in
Memorial Coliseum Saturday. He
reiterated his belief that the
Bruins are going 10 Knock off"
some important opponents before
the season Il over.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
Phelan Not 10 Scout

sEATTLE-Although Washing
ton draws a bye this weekend.
Coach Jimmy Phelan viii not
scout Stanford against UcLA he
said- He Il drilling the Husky
reserves against Stanford for
nations while the regulars take
Il easy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
Bells to PLAY
Clover Park
Encounter Set for
Fhdoy Afternoon

Clover PARK Warriors aren't
Eoing 10 ~ idle this week desrlts
the postponement % ire karow.
sln tit because q lime burns 10
q number q kapowSin players.
Bellarmlne Liens uill sub
stItute for kanowsln and IT,
game win ~ played - Clover
Parks Thompson reid en-.
Friday afternoon.
The West Enders had a hve
date and were glad q play the
Clover Fsrkers. The game Nas
arranged ny supt. A. c. Hudtloff
Of Clover Park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
Amling at Guard

BERkELEY-Ray Amling to-
day replaced Art Anderson at
left guard in the California lineup.
Amling will be out Of action until
the Stanford game. Carl Hoberg,
right half. hurt his knee IN prasz
tice yesterday and will not play
against Oregon state. Jim Jur-
kovich and Bob Mongolia viii he
hack. and Orville Hatcher II
rounding into the shape he showed
last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
KNOWS HER POSTAGE

Lois Wilson, who returns TO films
in Columbia's ''Nobody's Children, {"
starring Edith Fellows. u a stamp
collector Of such note that phiistel-
lists the world over consult her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
Cougars Work Lightly

Washington State
went through = light workout to-
day preparing for the week md
game with IdAhos scoreless van
dals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31

CORVALLIS 49, coach Lon
Stiner reported the Oregon State
Beavers at full strength today for
their game with California at
Berkeley Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31

Taual 70 1Sc per quar- oils De-
Wor.d. Doaibls Diaillisd. ard spsetai-
~ liiisfsd 70 fsmoss eaffon iqfnin1
inplfiiies. fou cant bsT bsiisf oil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31

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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Wendland
and daughter of Billings were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Wendland Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lyle Bell and
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Chambers at
tended the rodeo at Miles City
Saturday and Sunday.
Peggy Joyce Baker went to
Billings Monday to visit several
days with her sister, Mrs. Max
inc Custer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Kenyon
and grandson, George Kenyon
of Portland, Ore, returned Sun
day night from a visit in Wa
baSha, MINI.
Mrs. D. L. Egnew spent the
weekend visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Egnew in Laurel.
Charles Buzzetti. Leighton
Gustafson, Russell Koebbe and
Al Sibley arrived here Satnr-
day night from Glendale, Calf.
They plan to visit for about ten
days with relatives. Leighton,
4euooCl1 d1lO al die OC1l dO
the Curtis Wright Technical In
stitute. Charles is employed in
the Lockheed aircraft factory.
Miss Selma Frazer spent three
days with Miss Alta Cochran
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Fish and
MI. and Mrs. Gerold Fish are
planning to spend the Fourth
of July holidays in Denver.
J. Simmons and sons of Buff
falo, Wyo., have been doing re-
pair work on the Foursquare
church building. The structure
is now succeed.
MI. and Mrs. Matt Calderwood
were Billings callers Sunday.
Miss Mary Burke returned to
Billings Saturday night after
spending a few days visiting
Miss Alice Anderson.
Mrs. Buzz Pattison enter
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-07-04

Mrs. Roy Wilkinson and son of
Seattle, Wash, are spending the
summer in the Little Big Horn
canyon. The E. L. Kelley fam
lily will join them for the Fourth
of July holidays.
Charles Elder, Bill Wilson and
Kenneth Lewis left Monday
night to enroll in the citizens
military training camp at Fort
Missoula, four miles from Mis-
Soula.
Miss Yvonne Kalberg, who
has been attending summer ses-
sions at Montana State college,
returned to her home here Sat-
urday. Mrs. Jens Kalberg and
Mrs. Matt Brown met her in
Billings.
Mrs. William Cox has been
Ill at her home for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loran Kenyon
and Mr.. and MRS. Sterling Loa-
ney made a trip to Miles City
Saturday evening to attend the
rodeo.
Mrs. G. A. Baker, Peggy Joyce
Baker, Jeanne Mann and Betty
Bell were Billings callers Satur-
day.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Buzzetti were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Buzzetti and
children of Missoula and Mrs.
Roy Wilkinson and son of Seat
tie, Wash.
D. L. Egnew was in Park
man, Wyo., on business Satur-
day.
Francis Gustafson returned
Monday from a visit at the
Frazer ranch on Sarpy.
Mrs. Darrell Flemming OF
Minneapolis, MINI. is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c
A. Wolcott. She will be here two
or three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scanlar
had as. Sunday dinner guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Pickard.
Guests at the Nils Ottur
home are Mr.. Ottun's sister,
Mrs. Marie Often, and MI. and
Mrs. Elmer Often of Unity,
Saskatchewan, Canada, an d
Mrs. Christina Johnson Of North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Saunders
OF Gillette, Wyo., were here
Sunday and Monday to visit at
the r. B. Saunders home. Ray
mond Don, their son, returned