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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Veaich, Rucker
Lead Parade
Some Eighty Enter
l94l Competition

Muriel Nsstoh. defending cham
pion. came home with an 50 this
morning in qualifying play II the
1871 state women's golf champion
ship At Fircrest course
And shoulder n shoulder With
the Longview star came Mss
Betty Rueker. II. Of Spokane,
with the same figure.
1t seemed certain 50 would top
the qualifying play.
Miss Rueker Ia the youthful
star who qualified in the wom-
ems division in the recent PNGA
at Spokane with a ~.
Other scores were: Mrs. f. l..
Hagen, 12i: Mrs. Howard Elan
ders, lis; Mrs. D. NJ. Wood. III;
Mrs. Alec Babbitt. 1l5. Mrs. J. p.
Carlson. 95. Mrs. w. p. Burns,
1902; Mrs. Carl Ann Day. %. Mrs.
Alex Franklin. e5; Mrs. Earl An
derson. %; Mrs. A. D. Myers, as:
Mrs. James I. Assh, 1o6: Mrs.
Margaret Dye, 1902; Marjorie d.
Uryee; Mrs. Sophia Frank. ia;
Mrs. Les Melendy, 107: Mrs. Rollin
Hurd, %; Mrs. Glen Shelley, 10;
Mrs. T. NJ. Williams, e6.
Match play begins Tuesday.
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Acres Results

First Race-s4o5: claiming; s-year-
olds n up. six furlongs
Tritoma G1l) $50. 1850 ll2o $40
Wrsckety Goe) go. $40 $40
0 jockey. IN in order r, W. Smith, /.
Kathryn Jane. Chanalis, Proud doldie,
Green Jade. Disaster shiek. Lady
High, Fsyette Prince
second Race - s405; claiming s.
vear-olds and up. n mile
Son BludReon niil loolo az az u SO
veIter d6 s0s ,.''. Is 20
Dixon p W.idsmsn Time. f.1t
Anna Bubhiing, vslorous Sir, Ltitia
s Nuneston. Dave T. BitterootsinE,
Evalyn Collins.
Third Raee-Clsiming; s-yesr-olds
1sa UP SIX lid 5prlonss .i7p $50 40
Gold Norm dlsl =. $40 400
Double eruxh 0l5 $50
Jockeys in order: J JORDAN. n.
s1sssYiips wssns,. rms i:i III.
Bubbles.
Fourth Rae. ssos; elaimins: 3
Ga.tsyis dos1 Up .,sio .aso 50 so
Royal sort!s uieD.. sio s!o
jockeys in order c. Rails. V Be-
vine. II 3. Wilson. Time Al Storm
Warning. Detained. Holster. South
land Poet. Lillian Lee
rim Race-s5o5; claiming s-year-
olds and up six furlongs
Hickey Roo ulol ..Hso $500 s2so
The Klondiker ain $40
Jockeys in order: R Carter. H p.
Wilson. w. cassity. Time. i.i24 HI
sixth Raee-s4o5: claiming 3.year-
Odds and up SIX furlongs.
Liquidation nIs $3.50 % 90 - so
Morolsss tlie) $500. $40 2so
jockeys IN order D Dod.on. G
Burns @ Dixon Tine ils Miss
Scramble Par Heart. Wigtown M.
Flag, War Iron, CRIT
seventh Race - s4O5: claiming 3
year-olds and VI. six f~urlongs
Count Valiant dl3l $3.50 81 70 $40
sroaea 20 40 553
Joek,ys n o5e.E c RI. ? Nc
Olimpo. Wildland Bonicon Asovsy-
Eighth Rscs - t5o5 claiming -
y~esr-olds y ID ! lie miles
PACKAGE li6f ia 20 a. 20 $3.50
Roman Whistler Ilsl 500 80
r Portal iis -.. 7p0
JOCKEYS N order r Warner. 2 ".
smith % Dodson Tine. 1891 Pre-
dlicfion, Step. Black Blizzard. De-
ceive.
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Double Bill
On Schedule

Tn. Tigers wind up their current
home stand Monday night with a
doubleheadsr against the Vancou-
Yer Capilanos, with the first game
gong on at Athletic park at !
o'clock.
The first game will bs .
sev%en-inning affair, followed
by a n%ine-inning game.
Me- Duke" Marlowe and Del
Holmes are down for the starting
assignments for the Tigers.
Red" Adams. highlander. and
Tex Goldman. southpsw, are the
likely Vancouver starters.
After Monday nights games.
the Tigers journey to Salem for a
series with the Senators.
They will return next Sat
urday night 10 engage the
league : leading Spokane In
dians In a three-game series
next Saturday and Sunday.
One game is or the program
saturday night. with a double
header scheduled for next
Sunday.
The Tigers have broken even in
the eight games they have played
since they returned 10 Athletic
park last Sunday. They have been
playing heads up ball all the way
and have turned In several thrill
ing games. The season Is drawing
near a close in Tacoma. only u
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rifh ELLIOTT METcALF

II seems TO be human nature al times to 90 back over
the trail. more especially when memory rs logged by some
thing associated with the past.
Which brings us 10 this photo Of three middle aged gentle
men who look like country squires.
Looking at the photo from left to night you ss 49,.
ryrus Raymond Cobb
Then George Herman Ruth.
And lastly. Tnstram Speaker.
n you could take Psppy Tim. to the sd. and say:
'Pappy, Will. you turn bark your pages 81 history and shoot the
sarge # youth through the veins n these men, Bring them In.
gether once more a they were when youth rode their shoulders and
the ne Of oompetiuvenes spanked in their eyes. % that for
ws. not for ne in particular, but for the nation in general"
And II Pappy Time had the power to do that and the eager
A~ TO DO that, you would have a trio Of baseball performers who. on
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Caps Now in
Second Place
By UNITED PRESS

Vancouver advanced into second
place and Yakima dropped TO third
in the Western International Base
ball league over the weekend.
The CapilAnes did II with
three straight ,ictorie--two
ever the Pfppins Saturday and
one over Tsroma yesterday.
Tacoma and Salem were tied for
fourth place as a result Of satur-
days game. but after Sundays
doublehesders the Senators were
stiIl a half game ahead.
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Coast Clubs
Divide Play
Each Outfit Wins
And Loses Contest
n UNITED PRESS

In . sort of share the wealth
plan. the Pacific Coast lesEus
yesterday celebrated by letting
every club In tho circuit v1n q
game-snd lo<s one. too.
Sacramento beat San Francisco
I To . In 10 innings. then lost. 3
TO o. Oakland won over Port
land 2 to 1 but lost a sevsn-inning
nightcsp 8 TO 2.
San Diego nipped Los An
Eeies 9 10 s In II innings, but
the Angels esme back In . 10
inning closer to win . Z 10 l
pitchers battle. Hollywood
blanked seattle 8 20 o but was
classified 8 Ia 4 In the night
cap when the Rainiers scored
six runs In the final frame.
Chef Wieezorsk's ninth inning
home run for Sacramento tied the
score Of the first game, and his
10th inning single drove in Don
Gutteridge with the winning run.
Bob Joyce pitched four-hit ball In
the n~ightcap. while Nanny Yer
nandez drove in all three Seal
runs with a double and a triple.
TRIPLE HELPS
Bill salkeld's 18th inning triple
that scored Mike Hsslin broke up
the pall game 10 win the first
contest for Hollywood. Joe Berry,
who had walked Haslin. was the
pitching victim. Byron Hum
phreys turned his old teammates
back with eight hits In the over
time n~ightcsp. The was
tied from the first inning until
Bill Schuster was sent home by
Johnny stamper's 18th inning
single.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

Killing Young
Ducks Nearby

Reports from American,
steilacoom and other nearby
lakes tell Of youngsters killing
and Gripping young ducklings
with air rifles. ordinary and
high = powered. LA- Jensen.
American lake. reports he found
q mother Mallard dead. her six
youngsters running around in
excitement. This is q federal
as well a. = state ~offen.e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Bengals Drop
Extra Battle

Punches for eight innings. the
Town Tigers finally unleashed a
three-run assault in the ninth TO
tie the cor only to 20 charitable
in the tenth and let Vancouver
Capilanos register a So triumph
At Athletic park in a series opener
last night.
Tonight the Bengsls and Caps
conclude the current home stand
Of the Tiger. with a doubleheader
starting at I o'clock. Mel Marlowe
will hurl one game with either
Del Holmes or Bryan stephens get
ting the call on the other.
Pip koehler put himself on
the spot In the ninth inning
when he came In As pinch hit
ter for Mary Rickert with two
outs and Tacoma n run be-
hind. But the Bengal boss
came through with n double
~ tie the score by driving
home John Llnde. who Was
running for Morrie Abbott.
Then in the 10th Koehler left
himself on the spot when he kept
Earl Porter in the game after the
erratic highlander had walked
two and made an error himself to
fill the bases.
Bill Wright. the next batter,
singled to o three runs and
snatch the victory which put the
Cspilsnos into second place. me
game ahead of the fsltering Yak
ina Pippins.
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xBatted for Budnick in eighth.
xxRan for tanning in eighth.
SALEM
Score hN Innings


score hy Innings
Salem los 600 100 3 Is z
Spokane 80. oio 400 i4S-io II /
Summary ~ Runs ostted IN. Cam
eron q. Petersen z. Griffiths 2. Berg
strom q Roseniuno q Mccormack,
Hughes Budnick, Martinez. Beard T.
Alden a two-base hits. Hughes, Cam
eron. tanning. Beard: three-haSe hits.
GedKius. RoSenlund. Mccormack;
stolen bases. Lsnifero. Adams Bers-
strom: sacrifices. Griffiths. Mtlsni;
double plays. Gedzius 70 Milsni, Nc
Cormack to Martinez, MARTINEZ 70
Ged7ius 20 Milani 2 Rosenlunc 10
Martinez TO Milani; left on bases,
Salem IA Spokane Q: bases on balls,
off oliver 6. Budnick { struck out,
by Budnick 4. Hayes !: hits. off Buc-
nick "a IN 8 innings. hits. off Hayes l
IN ! inning. no runs: hit by pitcher.
Hughes by Oliver. Cameron BY HAYES,
wild pitch Budnick: winning pitch
er. Budnick: losing pitcher, Oliver
time Of game. 2 40; umpires. Valerie
and Orsvee.
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Seattle ,............. 600 600 600
Hollywood ........., 600 2ol oox-3
innings pitched. by Gregory 8: at bat.
off Gregory "a, runs off Gregory, 8:
hits off Gregory. .: runs responsible
for, Gregory 2 bases on balls, off
Dasso s, Sorisno 2; struck out, by
Gregory /, Dasso 4, Soriano 2; hit by
pitcher, Niemic by Dssso; left on
bases, Seattle IL, Hollywood 4 two
base hit, Nismiee' stolen bases, White,
Barrett, runs batted In, Gray 2: dou-
Bile plays. Hoover TO Schultz 10 GRAY.
Sickle to Niemiec 20 Scarsella. time.
so; umpires. Hood and Snyder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
TFRNALD WINNER

SEATTLE - Red Ternald. Spo-
kane, won the 35-lap main event
of the midget automobile racing
program Saturday night. Dick
Spohr. Spokane. won the Austria
Ian pursuit race. and Wayne
Gaffney. Yakima. took the three
lap Italian helmet dash with a new
track record OF SIS 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Neale Defeated
In Net Play
VANCOUVER. B. C..

VANCOUVER, n. C.-Three sue
cessive weeks of strenuous tourna-
ment tennis proved too much for
Emery Neale Of Portland.
He tainted Saturday in the fifth
set Of the mems doubles finals of
the Western Canada lawn tennis
tournament. Neale recovered. but
was refused a physicians permits
sion to continue in the match with
his partner, Jack Gurley of sacrs-
mento, Cal. They defaulted to
Henry Prusoff, Seattle, and Hal
Wagner, San Francisco.
Neale played previously In
the Washington State and Pa
cific Northwest Journeys, win
ming the mems singles title in
the former and placing second
In the Northwest tournament.
In all three tournaments Neale
competed in the mems singles and
doubles and mixed doubles.
Gurley substituted for Nesle in
the mixed doubles finals of the
Western Canada tournament. and
teamed with Dorothy Head Of Ala
media. Cal. To heat Joan Milne and
n. Williams Of Vancouver. SO. rs.
Because of Nesle's collapse. tho
contest was billed as an "exhibi-
ton"
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= batted TOT fHllOn IN seventh.
h Batted for Berger in seventh
c Batted for soribner in seventh.
d Batted for White in seventh.
e Batted for Tost In seventh.
score ny Innings
seattle = = ssssssss wv ttt %
hollywood .s....sss.s. lNu III -
summary-winnins pitcher. Serb
ner: losing pitcher. Bittner. innings
pitched. by Scribner s. Bittner 6as;
at bat. off Scribner 40. Bittner ~.
runs scored. off Scribner 4. Bittner 2;
hits. off Scrihner 7. Bittner 4; runs
responsible for. scrinner 8, Bittner s.;
bases on balls, off Scribner :. Bittner
Z: struck out by scribner 5 Bittner
!: wild pitch. scribner; left on bases.
Seattle 2 Hollywood $: three-hsse
hits. Kahle. Barrett: two-hsse hit.
Niemiec; sacrifice hits. Brenzel. Dick
shot Bittner. stolen base Uhalt: runs
hatted in. Grsy. Barrett. Hoover. Aver
IN. Collins, Siemiec ?; time. i.s4
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Greenlaw. runs responsible for
Greenlaw 3. Porter 5, 8 hits 8 runs off
Greenlaw IN s-plus innings, struck
out. by Greenlaw 9. Adams /. Porter
S. bases on balls, off Porter. 6. left
on bases. Vancouver 10 Tacoma 5;
two-base hits, Jonas. koehler, runs
batted in. Wright, Jewell, Greenlaw,
Bremen 2 Abbott. Stoeber; sacrifice,
Rickert. double play. Orteig 70 Call
teauX 20 Wright. time. 2 06. umpires.
Moran n Neisgerber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
ST. Louis As. New York 20.
Cleveland 6-3, Philadelphia "a.
Detroit 6-b. Boston 3-3.
Chicago .. Washington 0.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Yesterdays Results
St Louis 6-6, Philadelphia IL.
Brooklyn 10. Chicago 2.
Boston 5-3. Cincinnati 90.
Pittsburgh 5-10. New York ~.
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IS. Elsenmsn 10: runs responsible for.
Mcconnell 7. Eisenman !. runs bstted
In. rorgeson. Bonetti. Libke. knobles.
Bushong. Reese, Mcconnell, koski;
tvo-bsse hits. Madrid. Bonetti 2,
Marionstti. Koski. Johnson; three
base hit. johnson: sacrifices. Bush
ong. Mcconnell. double plays. Forni
to M%arionettt 70 Torgeson :. left on
bases. Yakima II. Wenatchee q. bases
on balls. off Mcconnell 2. Eisenman
.. Libke 2 truck out, by Mcconnell
Connell in a. innings 7. off Like In
0 innings Ia. OFF Eisenman in b2s
innings 2: winning pitcher. Lihke.
losing pitcher. Mcconnell: umpirss,
Enger n Nelson; time, 2;o4.
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VI


SAlem ........ Uls ulU OOS-H 7. Q
Spokans go. oo2 oiO 0oo-3 Ia 2
summary-Runs batted n Berg
strom' Petersen 2, Cameron 8. Milani.
Hughes, Martinez. two-bsse hits, Pc
tersen, Berestrom, Cameron. Rosen-
lund, Martinez; three-base hit. Cam
eron; double plays, Griffiths 10 Bates,
Griffiths TO Lanifero to Bates, left
on bases Salem 8, Spokane 10; bases
on balls, off Hslser 3. Lbeck 3,
struck out. by Helser q, Lebeek l;
time OF game, 2 90. umpires, orsvec
and Valerie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Teller Hurls
Three-Hitier
Bullet Bob Turns
Back Rivol Hitters

NEW YoRK-A female fan
from Flathush wandered into
Yankee stadium Sunday and had
N. tim. Of her life yelling such
insults as these at the great
Yankees.
Hit 1t over DiMaggios head.
Watch that Flash Gordon gum
it up"
Look at those Yankee BUNS
they couldn't hit it past the
pitcher
Knock that Red Ruffing out
Of there"
She yelled ~ loud II seemed
everybody in tire park could hear
her but the rest Of the crowd of
37.s2e settled back with complete
confidence that the Yankees would
murder the lowly Browns and
make IN. lady from Flstbush
sneak out Of the premises.
But the gal from BROOKLYN
got louder and louder. At
the finish she was positively
with her taunts. And
not a Yankee fan could say
. word TO shut her up.
You see, the Browns, who
started the day in last place,
played like champions and hung
it on the Yankees twice, SO and
SO. The Yanks, who had scored
three successive shutouts and had
lost. twice in their last II starts
did one of those inexplicable nose
dives for which there's no rhyme
or reason.
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Vt Ike
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Salem e-s. Spokane $40.
Wenatchee s. Yakima 2.
Vancouver s. Tacoma 3.
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Your Postmaster can tell you
how to invest N L. s. Defense
Bonds.
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home dates remaining on the
schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
SUNDAYS

sCNDAf KENTLTS
Hollywood "a. Seattle 0-6.
Oakland %, Portland lis.
San Diego 81. Los Angeles SO.
Sacramento 40, San Francisco
So.
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HOW ENDED

Hollywood ?, Seattle 2.
Portland 2. Oakland 2.
San Diego Z, Los Angeles |.
Sacramento 2. San Francisco 2
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Low FOR YANkS

The Yanks. six hits in the two
games were a new low for them.
Red Rulings loss in the opener
was his first since May IA, and
broke his nine-game winning
streak.
Bob Teller came out of his
slump and pitched the Indians to
a SO victory over the Athletics
for his 2oth victory but the Ath-
letics copred the nightcap. A, To
get an even break. Teller allowed
only three hits.
Ted Lyons had q day for
himself. winning his 10th game
and getting four hits ss the
White Sox crushed Washing
ton. 90. The defeat dropped
Washington back In the cellar.
The Tigers and Red Sox each
made II hits but Detroit capita
lized on theirs to beat Boston. 6-S.
as Dick Newsom YVES knocked out
Of the box.
The Cardinals picked up half a
game in the National see by
grabbing a pair from the Phillies.
each by a al score. ST. Louis
now leads Brooklyn by q game
and a half.
With Whit Wyatt going the
route for the first time sinc July
5. Brooklyn slugged the Cubs,
1912.
Pittsburgh came from behind
twice to beat the Giants, 5-4 and
1O-4 IS innings, called, Sunday
law, moving into third place.
Ken Heintzelmsn started both
games but was knocked out in
each.
The Braves handed the Reds a
double setback, so and so. Jim
Tobin outpitehed Elmer Riddle in
the opener and Johnny Hutehinss
Red c~sstoff, trimmed Bucky
Walters in the niEhtosp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
CRUEL SIGHT

II was a cruel sight for Yankee
fans. They sat for the better part
OF AZ hours waiting for the
Bronx Bombers To explode but
nothing ever happened. Johnny
Niggehngs knuckle ball baffled
the Yanks in the opener.
After allowing four hits, in
GLIDING Charlie Keller's 77th
homer. in the first three innings,
Niggeling held the Ysnks hitless
the rest Of the route, retiring 10
men in order.
Bob Harris improved on
this performance in the night
cap, allowing only two hits
and retiring 10 consecutive
batters after strum led off
with n double Ia start h
Yankee first.
II was the first time since Sept.
Is, 1910, that the Yanks lost a
doubleheader. The Browns did II
that day, too. with Niggeling and
Auker in the box. Harris shut
out was the second for the Yanks
this season, Mickey Harris Of the
Red Sox registering the other one.
Joe DiMaggio was held hitless in
both games. ending his new streak
at Is straight games. II WAS the
first time since April % that Di-
Mag has been BANKED in two
straight games.
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score by Innings

TWTNTH .s"-.- " = , % q
xDoubled for Rickert in ninth.
yNBatted for Porter IN tenth.
IRAN for Abbott in ninth,
H. aILnnE
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" THIS WEEK

Oakland at Seattle.
Hollywood AT Portland.
Sacramento AT Los Angeles.
San Diego at San Francisco.
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Each One


lOislt sss.4....o "a
. battsd for Gregory in seventh.
b Batted for 0yselman in ninth.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

Brooklyn, and First Regional vice
president of the National Baptist
Convention, was unanimously en-
dorsed at the conference meeting
on last Monday as candidate for
first vice prcsident-at-large to be
voted on when the national gath
ering is held in Cleveland in Sep
tember.
The Rev. }. B. Darlington,
pastor Of Brooklyn's Mount Car
mel Baptist church. got the floor
and called to the attention Of
President F. P. Twine that week
prior the conference had refused
TO endorse the Rev. O. Clay Max
well, pastor Of the Mount Olivet
Baptist church, New York City,
as a candidate for president of
the National Baptist Convention.
while I'm on the fioor.' Car
rington stated, "I'll make mo-
ton that this conference endorse
Rev. Maxwell now"
Immediately dozen ministers
leaped to their feet, objecting to
the motion, stating that the time
was not ripe for New York State
to offer candidate for the
presidency, that the State had
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

when hungry. Yes! And just the
thing to mail In quantity TO boys
away from home whether In a
C.C.C. camp or one OF our newest
military training centers where
homemade cookies ars sure to dis
appear the instant they are dis
played.
: Chocolate chip Cookies
l package seni-swest chocolate;
N cup butter or other shortening;
II cup granulatsd sugar; " cup
brown sugar. firmly packed: egg
well beaten; IN cup aifted eaks
-four; u teaspoon salt; v teaspoon.
soda; " cup chopped nut meats
l teaspoon vanilla.
Gut each small square OF chooos
fats in A to g pieces. Crsam butter.
add sugars gradually. and cream
together until light and fluffy. Add
egg and mix we'll. sift -four once.
measure, add salt and soda, and
sift again. Add hour In two parts
and mir we'll. Add cut chpcolass.
nuks, and vanilla. ana mix t6ors
oughiy. Drop from teaspoon ON
creased baking sheet inches
apart. Bake I'm moderate oven
f375s I'D 10 10 II minutes. Make@
shout ke esak5as.
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American Woodmen News

- - -
Every thinking man and wo-
nan warts to lie successful and to
ave the mental, physical, and
aeral equiI ment that goes to
make them worthy citizens. Tlcy
40 have an equal desire to ac-
uie worldly possessions. to keep
keia and to have friends whoni
they can depend on and to trust
n and moreover to enjoy the
good things In life. These things
can be had only IL one has the
Equipment that life demands for
reaping such q harvest. One fine
way is team workbench one
working in mutual way. Mean
ness and hatred have no equip
ment for right. A don't care as-
.itude is bad for any people. Love
for each other has the lifting
spirit that will lead us OH to bet
ter years.
The American Woodmen is Of
fering everyone an opportunity to
join who is within the age limit
hot just to join alone but to