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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13

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months their chuck wagons viii be
heading out. and the deep grass will
be full Of their riders. We have to
move and move quick"
1T might BE-" Dry Camp Pierce
declared himself. at Just could be
done" A hard gleam was coming
into the old rustler's wary eyes.
"And II II can-great God! There's
never been nothing like thisi"
The others seemed to have had
the breath Knocked out Of them by
the unheard-of scope. the bold dar-
ing. the headlong all-or-nothing char
acter Of the plan.
This u bigger than the Tsxas
raids" Tex Long said vonderingly.
This il bigger than anything has
ever beenI"
Suddenly Dave Shannon smacked
his thigh with his huge hand. by
God, I believe it'll bust emil"
Over the pack Of outlawed young
sters had come . wave Of that IA
matte enthusiasm which sometimes
sways men As they face the i'm
possible. but Roper. strangely, was
unable to share it. The great raid
he had planned al winter now
seemed futile-a plan senseless and
cold.
Bill" said Lee Harnish, whats
the matter with you! You got chills
and fever. or something?"
Roper spoke to Harnish alone, As
II he had forgotten the others. ''That
letter was from Jody Gordon" he
said.
bad news, SOM"
Il don't know. She wants me to
come to Ogallala."
''When?"
''Now-right away"
''What for? Does she say?"
"She says she needs me; she says
she needs me bad, and right away.
l guess she does, all right. II she
didn't, I don't believe she'd ever
write, to me-"
The faces Of the wild bunch rid
ers were expressionless, noncommit-
tai; Roper knew they wouldn't have
much to say. They were youngsters
still-an except Pierce; but their
faces were carved lean and hard by
long riding, and lot Of that riding
had been for him
He stood up, shaking his shoulders.
Catch up your ponies"
I'VE pulling out? Tonight yeti"
"You bet your life we are. Ought
to make Red Horse Springs by mid
night"
'And after that" Harnish said
slowly, what Is it. Billf Is it Ogal-
lala?"
Once more the silence, while they
waited for Bill.
Its the raid" Roper said.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13

IF YOU'RE expecting . baby.
l make al your summer outfits
with this one easy pattern, includ-
ing adjustable dress. end collar
less jacket fulled onto q shallow
yoke. It will be so cool In soft
cettoas or afternoon silks, even on
the hottest days, and viii keep you
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13
M77ENNSz
SEWING CIRCLE N~

boxing trim and smart tArsuek
ct tie entire period q a.
pectancy. The csst win - ~.
sl1as u - a stss y, en- ynrAp 49,
Aa1aEtal For this attfaef1vO pes1ua
senA yoE sr6sr 10:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13

Aisnaned
on has good nature been tho
tosfs defense, and hsnest mean
ing glded want Of sense.-Sheo-
stone.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-06-13

any that despiss the whsle e 4, Il
Il hecasase the other half despisss
0en.-Coltsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
PIONEER LEAGUE
BY UNITED PRESS

The Salt Lake Bees. 1910 Pho
neer league champions. held a
lead Of one percentage point over
the ogden Reds today.
The Bees got the No. / position
with a 1914 victory over the tail
end Twin Falls Cowboys Paul
Piscoyich. mound star Of the Cow
boys. was driven from the hill
but the Salt Lake rampage eouldn I
be stopped By his relief man.
Carpenter.
Ogden dropped into second when
the lOWly Idaho Fails Russsis rose
in force in a wild game 70 out
hit the Reds and win i4-s
Pocateilo and Boise split a twin
bill ~ Pocatello. The Cards
smashed through 70 N'in the opener
BY the adding machine busting
score Of zS-z In the second. II
was the other way around "a the
Pilots sWsmped the Cards. ia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Steers Steers
For u. S. Army
Greet High Jumper
Out of AAU Event

PALO ALTO, Calf. - Lester
Steers. University Of Oregon high
jumper whose speciality is about six
feet IL inches. probably will not
compete in the national AAU meet
at Philadelphia because he is head
ed for the army.
steers failed to depart with Is
man team representing the San
Francisco olympic club last night.
He said he was In classification
IA and believes he will be called
into service very shortly. He said
he was leaving for Portland. Ore.
where he has a job and where he
is near his draft board. but admit
ted the possibility he might fly to
Philadelphia at the last minute.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Trucks Slate
Three Games
Bill Sswsll VIII
Pitch on Thursday

its make or break for thu Ts-
coma Truckers IN the Northwest
league this week with three games
nArded, all AZ hume. on Wednsss
day. Thursday and Friday nlEhts
Wednesday night Everett ri-
ohuchs come hoping 20 KvenEs .
defeat handed them BY ths
Truckers soms tao weeks ago
Thursday night nsllInsham nslls
brssxs Into town and Friday night
Rspton Acres mako their second
appearance in thu Local enclosure.
tissiaE already sef ssuse
ssFt 81 : ''h<iisvs u ~ sst's
reesFa b. lesian sese# hi
games ~ eae ran. ~
Truckers are now n tss
critical stage whef~ ssss@-
thisE must hsppss. sith<s -
spwara surge toward esaisa-
tisa In ihe pesnaas rsas 90 .
drop late ihe issp csiiss.
nsll Bswsii. Tzeoms's Kift 70
Washington state college, football
and baseball success. makes ~
first Local showing lH TFuekeF
uniform with Inc lalsnisd athists
slated 10 Do mound duty Thufs-
day alter doing a ontflsid turn
on Wednesday.
haflon oppslt siIl 20 ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Tigers Meet
Spokane Club
BY UNITED PRESS

Yakima takes 10 the road this
week TO defend its Western In
ternational league lead. opening
tonight against the second-diu-
sion Salem Senators.
The Spokane Indians, out
Of the top spot for the first
time since shortly after the
start Of the 1871 season. en-
tertains the up-and-coming Ia
coma Tigers. who have won
seven straight.
Vancouver opened It's series last
night at Wenatchee. pounding out
an easy 17-3 triumph with the aid
Of Is hits and seven Wenatchee
errors. Adams held the Chiefs 20
eight hits.
In two Coast league exhibition
games. the class b circuit made .
clean sweep. Tacoma shaded the
San Francisco Seals 81 and the
Salem club doWned Portland rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

who will give the contestant .
receipt for the fish and will take
same TO the picnic grounds for
dressing and weighing.
IL. Prizes for the largest
salmon caught-round weight
will be awarded Mt the picnic
grounds at l p. m.
IL. All salmon caught are
the property Of the Tacoma Pog-
gle club and will be distributed
10 charitable institutions by
them.
Is Violations Of the above
rules or any other unsportsman-
like conduct wiz disquslify the
contestant, and the sponsors Of
this contest viii not be respon-
sible for any accidents or dam
mage that might be sustained
BY q contestant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Gutteridqe Los. to Solons

showed signs Of iife last week
b. SinnlsK thrse game. from
ths supposedly imprsgnabss
Cardinals.
Seattle. a game and = half be-
hind San Diego. snsftains ths
fourth place San francisco Seals.
Seattle took a five 70 two series
from i>os Angeles last sesk While
the Seals we're barely taxing Port
Lard. four games 70 three.
The sefapns move over 70 Port
land for tins weeks series.
Larry Powell. San Diego pitcher.
passed his physical examination
for army servics IN Fresno ysstsr-
terfzy bat said he would continue
In a Padre monkey suit until = few
days before his induction. SHED
uied for July ..
Powell vas with san FrAnelseo
last year. vent 70 the Boston Red
SIX for = tryouf then wsn fsrnsd
n tbs Louisville Colonies before
returning % joan the Padres
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
BY UNITED PRESS

ssersmsnto's hilstiing Cardinals.
ls games ahead Of the Pacific
Coast field. today suffered the iosa
Of Don Guttsridgs. star third base
man. for Al least 10 days Gutter
idFe broke a big toe during the
second game st Oakland sunday.
Manager Pepper Martin sent
Gene Handley 10 thlrd base from
shortstop ard put Fran sealzi In AZ
short until cuiteridge returns.
The Cardinals should pad their
standing and batting averages
again this week for they face their
cousins the Hollywood stars h.
Hollywood. The teams have played
10 games this year and ssefa-
mento has swept them All
san Diego's Padres. In see-
oad place. move on 20 Oakland
after taking FIVE ~ seven
games from Hollywood Oak
Land, attn cellar occupants,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Coast League Leaders

Home runs; Mayo. Moore. Los
Angeles, Il: Gutteridge. saera-
mento: Weintraub, Los Angeles
10: Herman. Hollywood. Mazzera,
San Diego: Fernandez, San Fran.
cisco. Blattner. Sacramento. o,
Reich. Portland. Adams. saera-
mento. Z.
Three-base hits; White. Seattle /:
Mazzera. San Diego. .. Adams.
Sacramento. Z; Pellagrini. San
Diego: Fernandez. San Francisco:
Gutteridge. Sacramento. s. Scar
sell. Matheson. Niemiec, Seattle. ..
Two-base hits; Mayo. Los Ange-
les. ~; Sturdy. Sacramento, rs;
Blattner. Sacramento. al: Adams,
Gutteridge. Sacramento. 20: Pei
lagrini. speTy. San Diego;
Rosenberg, Hollywood, Lowrey.
Los Angeles; Owen. Portland
Gudat. Oakland. 10.
stolen base: BiAitner. outteriass.
Sacramento. n. sturdy. Adams
Sacramento, "a. Patehstt. san Diego.
Barrett. Hollywood, ~.
sacrifice hits. schustsT. Seattle
II. kahis. Hollywood. II. Tauoy
Oakland. 10. Oyselman, scarseila
seattle Rosenberg Hollywood
Brown. Portland. Iuby. Oakland.
GutteridRe Sacramento. g.
Runs battsd In. Fernandez. san
Francisco. -. Blattnsr Sacramento
81. Adams. Sacramento. So Out
teridRe Sacramento. %. Mayo. LoS
Angeles. So. Mazzsfa San Diego. 81.
Herman. Hollywood. 81. Moore. VEIN
traub. Los Angeles. 80. sturdy, Sac
ramento. - Haslin, San Diego.
Reich. Portland. Powell, san Fran
cisco. ~.
Triple plays San Francisco 2.
Double PLAYS san Francisco -.
Los Angeles. a.. Sacramento "a.
60. Portland Hollywood. 90.
san Diego. 81 Oakland. a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Coach Plans
To Seat Him
Ulbrickson Doesn't
Wont to Brock Boot

POUGHkEEPSIE, n. Y.-witl
the Poughkeepsie regatta. Amer.
iea's greaest rowing event only ons
day away. positions in two varsit,
shells-washington and Cornell
remained unsettled today.
Doyle Fowler of the Washington
boat still suffered from head cold
and a sore throat. Coach Al W.
Erickson planned to use him in the
light workout scheduled for today.
II won't take Fowler out
until I'm told I have to-" u
Erickson said. Il know that
his loss would ruin our
chances. so IN use him N
he's In good enough health
even though he is probably In
poorer condition now than
some substitute might be. The
varsity boat has rowed to-
gether too long to be broken
up now"
John Perry and Bob Harley still
battled for the No. 4 seat in the
Cornell varsity shell. Coach Har-
rison Sanford said he probably
would use Perry.
California Coach Ky Ebright
said his boys appeared to be at
their peak" in the time trial
Saturday. The general feeling here
is that California will give Wash
ington a much closer race than at
Oakland in April.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Junior Ball
Play on Tap

opening game in the Junior
American Legion baseball serie.
between the Tacoma Northend
and southend mines win Be PLAYED
this Tuesday night at Athletic
park at $50 O'Clock.
-Four teams Northend. South
end, Shelton and Clover Greek
are participating in the junior
baseball playoff in this area with
the winner advancing To state
regional and national competition.
All Of the players are II years
old and VIII be for the most part
members Of the Taooms prep mines
which Just concluded an interest
ing season. Plenty OF diamond
action u expected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Poggie Club
Rules Made
Event Billed for
Sunday at Defiance

Rules for the Tacoma Poggi
club senior salmon derby Sunda.
at Point Defiance have been an
nounced
The event is open to any mem
Der of the club and membership!
are being accepted now.
The three top prizes are
federal defense bonds
500, first; $50, second, and
S25, third.
There will be many other prizes
Here are the rules:
l. This derby Is open TO
Poggie club members only.
2. ANY person Of the eau
casian race may become a Pog-
gle club member upon the pay
ment of s1.10 annual member
ship fee and thereupon become
eligible to fish this event, pro-
vided however, that no member
shall be considered eligible
whose 194I dues are In arrears
5. The entry fee for all
members Is $3.50.
4. Registration of all con-
testants will be made at the
picnic grounds at PIT. Defiance
park and derby numbers as
signed at that time. Registra-
ton will start at 1:SO a. m.
S. Fishing viii start at day
break and end at noon but
contestants may enter or leave
contest at any time they wish.
6. All contestants must con-
fine their fishing TO an area
extending from a point Inn
mediately In front of the picnic
grounds 10 Salmon beach.
I. Any type of legal gear
may be used.
8. No anchoring will be per-
mitted.
Fishing with motor il strictly
prohibited provided however
that n motor may be attached
30 boat and contestant may use
motor TO return 10 picnic
grounds after contestant Is
through fishing.
10. Landing Of salmon must
be witnessed by either 4 patrol
Judge or fellow contestant and
after the fish Il landed II must
be turned over to a patrol boat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Bowling

Little Dorothy Miller led the
Mixed league at the Coliseum with
a nrst game Of 725. II 10 the
highest she has ever bo~isd, and
gave her team the game by = two
pin margin.
Bob Puilar had = 17i single and
F0iisd a t51 total 10 lead Tho leasus
for total pins. Tie league IL getting
All tied Up In = kn0t ana with Dut
tNs weeks 70 20 the going slii ~
tough Tie bombsra and Niiiefs
are tied feH the top 18th Kitten
hoossrn only I point behind. T'hs
FaIihIa stepped ahead 81 tfe Put
Puta while the WifGiNaea continued
In 10 basement.
Pat puts 70Ss "a. Bafnbefs 1Iif
"a high. Germ 4srtinssu ist. =
Noe hisr 4si
kilisrs ztzz n Hitisahouss 1fs7
a. high Dorothy Miller z1s. =
Aouiton Sos
Wiekiwaoa zoee f0l Ptliafs 7z01
81. nigh. y Pullsf al and at.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Major Leaders
By UNITED PRESS
Pve leading batters
NATIONAL. IIAnIE

Home runs. OF. OiAnt4. II. YORK
Tigers. Is. DfAAEzio YANKEES. IS.
csmiIli. Dodgers. IS. Nicholson. Cubs.
-: Keller. YANKEES. IA. johnson,
Athletes. IA
Runs: Dl1fAgEio. YANKEES. 60. VII
ilEnaa Red soE. 81. DlNaRRio. Red
cinzls. Bz
Runs bafted IN. York. Tigers So:
Keller. Yankees 50. Nicholson. GUS.
Sc. DskssEio. Ysnkees. 50. Foxx. RED
EoE. 81. Campbell. TEerH 81
Hits. Heath. Indians - DiAazElo.
Yankees -. Slaughter CARDS a.
Crsmer. Senators. ~. Travis. sena-
toEs. a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
SOF BALL

While Gas Men came from be-
hind 10 defeat North Pnyallup. .
70 o. Vanesrmen took advantage
Of about every break IN the books
70 defeat nottlsrs. 10 4. and
stay tWo and half games behind
the City lsaguse leading Gas Men.
Tom Cross was pounded hard
BY the nottiers but managed TO
squeeze through with hls fourth
victory 81 the season. when in the
fret and sixth inning nottlsf=
tossed away three runs,
Bob Samson pitched two hlt ball
for the second successive day. .
bloopsng double By ranhhurst In
the first and Al stslnauer's hunt
In the saith. but eight walks
ruined his chances for q shutout.
Trey MeIain threw bic way
20 . 10 "a Q. two be shsuisut
ne AIl-nail. remained usas-
fesiea In s~smplaG Furni-
tsrsmsn In the top Cemmsf-
eiai. Industrial league Eame.
Doormen upset Local 7ssb. II
10 "a. 70 push them into second
place In thu Industrial division.
haif.eams behind Co. y. ssth
ONO.
soottsss upset caragsmsn. 10 70
.. with q run IN the last of ths
seventh with one man out Wills
rulpmsn nearly moved out ~ the
cellar with = stunning. - 10 ..
upset verdict over Musicians
venssrmsn defeated Ail-Haiis.
20 !. sunday afternoon II JEFF
ferson No. z diamond 70 oouunus
their gnx started Last year IN ths
finals Of thu fisfcs County tour.
nsy AZ sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Sports Parade
BY HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports r.,,,o,


NEW YoRk-Scattered nara
graphs containing scattered
thoughts:
Joe DiMaggio Is bearing IN
well under the strain OF his con-
secutive hitting streak. He
goes after hit in the seth
straight game today and seems
as unconcerned about II as he
would an easy fly TO center
field.
That's part Of the secret Of
his success-not for q minute
along the line has he frightened
mp. In his last IS games he
has scored So runs. made 81 hits
and batted In 81 runs.
His average for the consecu-
tive game streak has been .3e1,
lifting his season average to
.354.
The baseball writers are
polishing up their adjectives
and any day now you will read
that DiMaggio is better than
Cobb or Speaker. Might be
true, too.
George Bernard shaw's pre-
diction that Russia will defeat
Germany recalls the time The
Beard las he is known in
sporting cireles) decided to try
to call the turn on the Dempsey
Carpenter fight.
Seems The Beard had seen
Carpenter knock over some
stumble-bum and got the idea
that the Frenchman was in
yincible. The day before the
fight The Beard announced that
Carpenter should be a 1901
favorite.
Next day Dempsey knocked
those words down The Boards
throat, and he retired from the
field of pugilistic prognostica-
ton.
The New York golf writers
had Ty Cobb in a fix yester-
day when he arrived from the
west coast for his matches with
Babe Ruth. They got Cobb in
a hotel room and told him
wondrous tales Of how Babe was
shooting 20 and IL consistently,
putting like Horton Smith and
driving like Jimmy Thomson.
Cobb took 1t all In, started
and finally dashed off
to Fresh Meadow to practice.
Actually, Ruth averages around
II or IS. Cobb is getting bald
and q bit heavy, but the old
fire still burns and
he wants TO win this one.
Just on the heels OF a heat
wave, the New York football
Giants announce they will start
at Superior. Wis. on
Aug. l. The idea of the early
start IL to get the squad in shape
for the game with the sll-stars
here on Sept. 3.
Whirlaway is heading west
for Arlington, leaving behind
quite a record since the first Of
the year. He has won eight OF
his IL starts in that time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
Longacres Opening Less Than Week Away
Excitement Is
Hot al Track
Folks AK Who'll
Run In InoueuruI

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

ASHLAND. wl.--~kfe<ris Arna-
vieh. New rofk Giants ssstfIsId<r.
has hseu fsnlssslfisd IN slass IA
~ he ssIsetfvs ssFyie< dxsff
board II aup<FisF. wiz. q 49,
disclosed - ne dlstFist spp@sls
beard hers today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
SKATES TO sTEEDs

ChICAGO-Babe Dye. formerly
with the Chicago Blsckhswks Of
the National Hockey league. IL IN
the mutUsl department At Lincoln
fields.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

ehuehlnE en "Wednesday wsfh
Warren slsfsf h@nailas fh< m
dsH assignment Lev Gol1srnffk.
ths issEu~. hardness t~trisr. wsll
b. 10 Fes~fvs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
INfrnNATIneAL IEAGrE

Baltimore =. Syracuse a
Rochestsg 4 Buffalo z
jersey Clts :. kewsrk 1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

When University of Woshons Wednesday the POUCH
B IT,,
S
INC q former foue orrer 70 he Times
Wofocs No
S. " No Shmdos ond
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
CUBS REJECTED HoPr

CHICAGO Johnny Hopp. fill-
ing in 20 well IN Johnny hlzs .
place with the Cardinals. waa
TUNED down BY TIE cubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

10 AHlHIln- tHalNl7a ~ ~
eltDsf
PAX sssftosH ieae1s games Tsass-
daf sls a.
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men. Harmon.
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Portisnd 30 = Coiie1iaEs " z1d
8tfaeteFa, Portland No. 3 Aalr
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

Whirlaway Is heading west
for Arlington, leaving behind
quite a record since the first Of
the year. He has won eight OF
his IL starts in that time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-23
Ann Arbor NeWs
Crib Erected on Lawn at
Courthouse For Aluminium

Ann Arbor, Mich, July 2S- A
crib 10 hold old aluminium TO be
collected Thursday and Friday I'M
der the national defense program
is erected on the courthouse lawn
at Main and Huron SITS. Old alum
mum may be deposited in the crib
or on the days OF the drive at an
other depot in the Armory.
Forty Boy Scouts and 20 trucks
will collect the aluminium in 4
house to house canvas in the two
day drive. Housewives are asked
TO place the materials on front
porches and doorsteps to be collect
ed.
Collections west OF Main st. will
be made from ) to 5 p. m. Thursday
and east OF Main st. during the
same hours Friday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-23
Additions Aug. II For
Talent Night Program

Ann Arbor. Mich, July 23-Audi-
tons will be conducted August
II for the talent night program
to be presented on August IA in
the West Park band shell by the
city recreation department.
the acts will be musical
acts. dramatic skits. impersona-
tons, stunts, dancing. magic tricks
and novelty stunts. Arthur Rezny,
Slausen School instructor. will d.
rect the program, entries for which
must be in by August 5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-23
CARS COLLIDE

Ann Arbor, Mich, July 23-Cars
driven by Dr.. Mark Marshall, 81,
Ann ArboF, and by Alfred ]. Dent.
ger, SO, Detroit, collided on Plym-
outh Rd. here about 1880 this
morning, damaging both vehicles.
DR.. Marshall had started to make
a left turn in the path Of the
Dentzer car. and both drivers
swerved sharply in an attempt to
avoid ~colliding.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-23
s. Il. Augusta
MISS DORIS ELIZA HOSTESS
AT BRUSH DEMONSTRATION

S. E. Augusta. Mich, July 90
Miss Doris Elka was hostess to a
Brush Demonstration sponsored
by Mrs. Colby, Flat Rock, for a
brush company Monday evening.
Those present were Mrs. S.
Smith. Mrs. F. L. Vedder. Mrs. E.
Notar. Mrs. II. Feinauer, Mrs. A.
Northrup, Mrs. c. Prince, Mrs. S.
Savage, Mrs o. Minick, Mrs. A.
Koss, Mrs. C. Elka, Mrs. E. Elka,
Miss Shirley Schrock. Miss Helen
%Schechter, Mrs. Robert Oelke and
Mrs. Albert Elka.