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Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Pc. O. Chapter Celebrates
10th Birthday Anniversary

candles was presented by the hos
tesses and Mrs. H. j. Ingram and
Mrs. Percy Palmer were given the
honor of blowing out the candles
Mrs. Ingram was the first presi-
dent of the club.
Lovely corsages made from flow
ers from her own garden were made
by Mrs. Lillian Scott and presented
TO the guests and officers.
The Brawley guests presented the
local chapter with a bouquet OF
stock.
Mrs. Sperry was assisted as hos
tess by Mr.. Gertrude Harris. Mrs.
Lillian Scott, Mrs. Adella Herring,
Mrs. Lillian Wilson.
Guests from Brawley were: Mes
danes Percy Palmer, H. L. Russell,
H. A. Hastain, Alton Young, w. A.
McFadden, w. E. Keith, H. j. In
gram, George H. Jones, r. c. Jones,
S. @. Smith, G. l.. Marsh and A. S.
Wolfe.
Members from Calipatria were:
Mesdames Grace Brownell, Edith
Corn, Ethel Dixon, Ann Farmer,
Ethel Garrett, Gertrude Harris,
Adella Herring, Louella Hoober, Ell
sic Mead, Lillian Scott, Bya Sperry,
Ola Sperry, Ella Williams, Lillian
Wilson, Gladys Wilkinson, Miss
Ruth Ann Sinclair and Beulah john
son, of Palo Verde, Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Housewarmins for
Mrs. Leroy Jones
Tuesday, might

Mrs. Leroy Jones, the former
Charlene Wolf whose marriage took
place recently, had decidedly nice
surprise Tuesday night when a
group of her friends met at her
house, unexpectedly as far as she
was concerned, for a housewarm-
ing.
The guests assembled at the Dee
Percival home and from there went
in group to the Jones home, 1893
Olive avenue, bearing gifts for
the new house and also refresh
ments. After the gift shower, an
entertaining game was played, Mrs.
Afford and Mrs. Douthitt winning
the prizes.
Hcstesses for the party We're: Mrs
Percival, Miss Peggy Kelly, Mrs
Robert Carter and Mrs. w. A
Carpenter.
Invited guests included: Mes
DANES William SchoSfeld, Laur-
ence MCGEE, Maurice Young, Col
on Barrett. Arthur v. Harris, j
W. Beshears, VILLA m Douthitt
Sherman Eldridge, Bert Cosby, Ru-
dolph Frowiss jr., Richard Hammer
George Lederman, Gerald Port, Ru-
dy Sholder, John Fraser, Gordon
Scriven, Walter Wakefield, Billie
Greer, Sam Cox, Margaret Wolf
Bob Wylie, c. A. Irving, Ed Rau
Burton Brock, Aaron Afford, Will
fred Tyler, A. Gillespie, Peggy
Schantz, Ann Briggs, Edith Davis
c. j. Wolf, Anna Jones, Vivian
Thompson, the Misse Marjorie
Spear, Josephine Eady, Lillia r
Shawley, Georgiana Sores, Emo
gene Blackard, Dorothy East, Ethel
Danenberg of Ell Centro; Mrs. Jake
Brown, Mrs. Don Bradshaw, Mrs
w. A. Callison, Mrs. L. F.. Igo, Miss
Alice Mae Igo of Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22

CALIPATRIA, Jan. 22.-Chapter
CIV, PEG, celebrated its 10th
birthday last Tuesday with party
at the home of Mrs. G. A. Sperry.
Chapter BIS of Brawley which spon-
sored the Calipatria chapter was
invited to the party.
Mrs. Ethel Garrett arranged the
program, and was assisted by Mrs.
Bya Sperry Mrs. Lillian Wilson gave
a history of the club and its activ-
tiles for the 10 years of its exis-
tence. Mrs. Percy Palmer told about
the first meeting and installation
of the officers of Chapter CIV.
Beauty in Nature was the topic
of most enjoyable paper given
by Mrs. Grace Brownell. Mrs. Beu-
lah Johnson of Palo Verde, Arizona,
and a charter member, gave q
reading and as an encore gave the
one she presented on the day the
chapter was organized.
A birthday cake in yellow and
white, the chapter colors, with 10
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Farewell Party
Compliments
Mrs. Buehner

Members of Mrs. H. C. Bueh-
ner'5 bridge club surprised her
Tuesday afternoon with a handker-
chief shower, a farewell courtesy
since she is to leave the valley
shortly for San Diego.
Mr.. Buehner has been transferred
to the San Diego office of the
Southern California Telephone Co.
and the two, with their little son,
Ronnie. will make their home in
San Diego after Feb. l.
The shower took place at the r.
@. Haas home, 544 Wensley avenue.
when Mrs. Haas entertained her
fellow members of her bridge club.
Prizes for the contract game went
to Mrs. Bartholomew, high, and to
Mrs Lee Nuffer, second.
Mrs. Nuffer was a guest of the
club and the members present, in
addition to Mrs. Haas, Mrs. Bueh-
ner and Mrs. Bartholomew, in
cluded Mesdames Neal H. Gavin.
James H. Marshall, A. L. Dilbeck,
Donald w. Ketchen.
A number OF informal parties are
being given for Mr.. and Mrs Bueh-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Neal H. Gavin
entertaining them for dinner Tues
day night.
Both have host of friends who
are sorry to see them go and who
are locking forward to frequent
visits from them. Mrs. Buehner is
the former Buick Underwood, a
native Ell Centran who comes from
one Of the valleys pioneer families
The Buehners will leave FRIDAY
Tor their new home.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
10th Anniversary
Theme Of Program

Seventieth anniversary OF the
Women's American Baptist Foreign
Missionary society was celebrated
at the meeting Monday of the
board of the Imperial Valley Bap-
tist Women's association. meet
ing attended by many other inter-
ested women as we'll as by the board
members themselves.
The program and business ses-
sion took place in the Brawley
church, the affair beginning with
a luncheon at noon. After the bus
iness meeting the program was
presented in which the 10 years of
this national women's organization
of the Baptist church were depicted
Those attending from Ell Centre
were: Mrs. William Measures
president of the Ell Centro Baptist
Women's union and secretary for
the valley association; Mrs. Bob
Butler, Mrs. Lee Taylor, Mrs. H. r
Johnston, Mrs. Lee Wood, Mrs. E
L. Bennett, Mrs. Maurice Cramer
and Mrs. Harold E. Doty.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
EICen+ro Girl
Has Office

Tonne Sue McChristy, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. McChristy,
752 Olive avenue, Ell Centre, was
elected sergeant-at-arms of Delta
Kappa Fsi sorority at the Univer-
sity of Redlands.
A graduate of Central Union high
school, Miss McChristy was a men,
Der of the national Thespian So
ciety, Girl Reserve club active in
the Girls League organization, and
a member of the high school trio
She was graduated from Chaffey
junior college with honors.
Miss McChristy, a junior at the
University OF Redlands, is presl-
dent of the Junior Spinet club. a
local musical organization, and &C
tive in YWCA work. She is major
ing in education with a minor in
music and English.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
P.-T.A. Sponsors
Evening Party

Contract, bridge, whist and 49,
will be played at the card party
sponsored for next Tuesday night
at Mckinley school by the McKin-'
ley PIT. A.
If other games are desired, pa
irons should notify either Mrs. w.
S. Keating. telephone 1342, or Mrs.
P. H. Cory, telephone 1086-R, both
of whom are taking reservations,
and arrangements will be made to
include the games requested.
Prizes will be given the winners
in the three games, and if the p
T. A. is notified ahead of time,
prizes will be arranged for the
winners in any other games that
may be desired. A door prize is to
be awarded as well.
The party will start with dessert,
served at 1880 o'clock and the games
will take place Immediately after
wards. Reservations should be made
with Mrs. Keating or Mrs. Cory
and the affair is open to the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Wanaka Holds
Council Fire

National honor for new members
were awarded to Doreen Meagher
and Bonnie Holland at the Council
Fire OF Wanaka Camp Fire group
Monday night at the Camp Fire
hut.
Rcnor b2ads were presented to
Yvonne Holt and Bonnie Holland.
After the council fire the group ad-
journed to the Forrest Manley
home where Mrs. Manley, who is
Camp Fire secretary, showed mo-
ton pictures.
Members present were Pauline
Hoy, Doreen Meagher, Billie Zeit-
vogel, with the following new mem
bers: Mary Beth Bromley, Yvonne
Holt, Bonnie Holland. Mrs. Manley
Mrs. Jack Johannesen, president of
the guardians association, were
guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Sorop+imis+s in
Session Monday

Ell Centro Soroptimists Monday
night enjoyed a particularly inter-
esting meeting at the Barbara
Worth hotel, Zillah Wandrey des-
cribing the installation Of the Phoe-
nix, Ariz., club last weekend which
she and other club members wit
messed.
Joe Thompson showed a partic-
ularly attractive film on refresh
ments through the ages.
Announcement was made that
ote to the illness of various Off
GERS, the local installation will be
postponed to Feb. g.
The meeting was preceded by a
dinner with Elnogene Blackard
and Mollie Irvine as special guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Party Celebrates
Two BIRTHDAYS

IMPERIAL, Jan. 22.-Louise AL
len and Charlotte Midkiff, both OF
whom were 16 years old on Jan.
Is were guests of honor at party
given that evening by Miss Bar
bara England.
The guests met at her home, 3O3
South Imperial avenue, and from
there went to the fair grounds
where they enjoyed weiner roast
and a dance.
Those present, in addition to the
two guests of honor were: Misses
Ruth Ingle, Bonnie Stevens, Robby
Lou Bratton, Ruby Nell Love, Betty
Gullett, Pat Miller, Shirley Rau,
Catharine Cox, Mildred Webb, Cleo
Bosnian, Mark Walters, Sylvester
Nanomantube. Jim Murphy, Jerry
Murphy, Don Wilson, Bob Havens,
Elmer Mason, Roy Gardner, Don
Templeton, c. j. Kellis, Bob Dams
kin, Mr.. and Mrs. D. v. Stewart
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Allen.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Imperial NaDev Press

Esta olished April 20, 1901
published every aftern oon except
saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post-Press, es-
taoiished 1880 by the Imperial
valley Publishing company. 625
State street, Ell Centre, Calf.
raul jenkins, publisher; a. C.
Johnston, vice-president and gem
eral manager; f. A. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
west Holiday Co., Inc. National
advertising Representatives.
Entered at Ell Centre, California
post office as second class mat
ter.
subscription rates: In California,
DC per copy.
In conjunction with the Post
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paid in advance, 8 months, S2.1O;
months. $4.00; one year, $3.50;
outside California $1.00 per month.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Tawanka Group
Has Meeting

Tawanka Camp Fire girls made
plans for assisting their sponsors
the Ell Centre Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club, by acting
as pages for the conference last
weekend, arranging hours for their
duties at the group meeting held
earlier in the week.
Announcement was made OF the
annual play day on Feb. l, at $3.50
in the high school, Mary Lou
Paskle will take charge of the next
meeting, giving talk on the
United States flag.
Those present were: Lottie Ma
rie Kissack, Roberta Gum, Patsy
Bowling, Pattie Weatherbie, Phyllis
Maxwell, Phyllis Smith, Edith Har-
rison, Dorothy Lively, Florence
Moore, Devona Little, Leola Mae
Ashley, Betty Riggs, Norman Jean
Sharp, Cherie Hamilton, Patsy
Barker, Esther Weakley, and the
guardians, Mrs. Howard Clark and
Mrs. F.. Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Edited bv ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Supreme Worthy High Priestes:
WiI| Visit Oasis Shrine

Alta II. Flagg of Charlestown,
Mass, supreme worthy high priest
ess, will make her official visit to
Oasis Shrine No. 20, w. S. of j.
Saturday of this week.
Other supreme officers and sew
eral worthy high priestesses from
neighboring Shrines will accompany
the distinguished official on her
valley visit.
Plans for this event were made
at Oasis Shrine's meeting Tuesday
night in the temple A banquet hon.
oring the supreme worthy high
priestess is scheduled for Saturday
night at O'Clock in the Barbara
Worth hotel. Desert Cavalcade
Serenaders will supply entertain
ment during the dinner hour and
Mexican theme is to be used in
the table appointment.
After the dinner the Shrine men,
bers will conduct a ceremonial for
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
ShowerH rHonors
Mrs. Sprague

Among recent social events is
the pink and blue shower given
by Mrs. Jack Wardlow for Mrs.
Ralph Sprague, party at which
the guests of honor received many
attractive gifts from the following:
Mesdames Jay Steele, Alex Nc
Rae, A. K. Swami, r. G. Richter,
Ellen Zinn, Addie Johnson, Earl
Northrop, Evelyn Zinn, BERTHE Has
kell, Lois Kramar, Gene Higgins,
II. Lee Landerman, E. E. Ander-
son, Kennedy, Merryman, Martin,
Charles Hackleman, Bandy Googe,
F. 0. Rosenbaum, Betty Derrick,
Elmer Salee, L. A. Richter, Tillie
Anderson. katherine Str h, Mrs.
Wardlow and Grandma Zinn.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Valley 70.
Attends Par|ey

Imperial Valleys CYO members
attended a Catholic Youth confer
ence at San Bernardino Sunday,
at which officers for the San Diego
diocese CYO were installed, ae-
cording to Fito Yturralde, presi-
dent of the county organization.
The San Diego diocese CYO is
composed of clubs from Imperial,
San Bernardino, Riverside and San
Diego counties.
Officers installed at Sundays
meeting were Larry Meekan of
San Diego. president Tony DeVita,
of FL Centre. president; Fran
els Reaener of San Diego, secretary
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22

the visitor, this affair taking place
at 8 o'clock in the Ell Centre Ma
sonic temple.
Immediately after the ceremonial
refreshments will be served and
mere also a Mexican theme will be
used
reservations for the banquet
should be made with Mrs. c. w.
MchEthur, worthy high priestess,
or with Mrs. John w. Kuhn.
The Shrine practiced the cere-
mohlal Tuesday night, adjourning
at late hour to enjoy the refresh
lntnts served by Mrs. u. L. Martin
and her committee who used golden
cassia blossoms in their decorations.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Sans SouciCIub
AtHorton Home

Mrs. Harry W. Horton entertain
ed her fellow members of the Sans
Souci club Monday night at her
nome, Seventh and Sandalwood
streets, where dessert and a game
CT contract were enjoyed.
Mrs. w. Fl. Tyler, j., wen the
nigh score prize; Mrs. j. B. Me-
Neece, the second; and Mrs. L. p.
Jefferson, the third.
Mrs. Roy e. Breedlove was the
only guest present and the other
members III attendance were. Mes
Games Charles P. Delp, l.. j. Goree.
Jr', John w. Tyler, John B. Me
Neece, Evalyn B. Westerfield, r. C.
Clemons, William c. Reed
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
News Items About
Valley Residents

Heath Hovey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hovey of Ell Centro
will be initiated into Scabbard and
Blade, national honorary military
fraternity, at a formal ceremony
Jan. % at the University of Ne
vada, Rene. Heath is one of the
16 junior Officers in the University
R. o. T. c. chosen by Scabbard and
Blade this year. He is sophomore,
majoring in electrical engineering
j. y. Huston Of Los Angeles is
spending this week in Imperial al
his ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Camp Fire Group
Has Practice

Watiloka Camp Fire group met
in the city park recently to re-
hearse for their Council Fire, also
conducting business meeting.
Those present were: Alberta Pat
terson, Jean Bradshaw, Alice Ed
gar, Shirley Kinne, Beverly Mey-
er, Dorothy Mitchell, Billie For
shey, Tressa Jackson, Vanita Wood
ward, Betty 10 Brinnon, Nancy
Curren, Pauline jerks, and Betty
Hoy and Mrs. Charles Zinn, guard
ian and assistant guardian.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Valentine Dance
For Junior Club

Junior Ten Thousand club men,
bers are looking forward to Feb.
when the club will have its Val
entine formal dance, the party
having been postponed from Jan
rs to that date.
Members of the board of direc-
tors are in charge and tickets may
be obtained from Mrs. Leroy Jones
at Cox Bros. store or from any
other member of the board oil
directors, including Mrs. Dee Perci-
val, club president
The dance will start at 10 pm
and close at 2 am. Z popular Or
chestra having been engaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
81 Centro Women Active in
Red Cross War Relief Work

Nearly every woman's organization,
in fact, is assisting in either the
sewing on knitting projects.
Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne is general
production chairman for the FL
Centro chapter of the American
Red Cross, with Mrs Charles p.
Delp in charge Of the various sew
ing projects and Mrs. Norman c.
Deaton, in charge of the knitting
projects.
Many church groups, club Sec
tions, women's clubs and other or
CARNATIONS are busily knitting. and
Mrs. Deaton has offered to help
the less experienced knitters by
putting in the heels and toes Of
socks for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Winter Wonderland Setting
For Entire Nos Club Dance

evening were just suitable for a
cold evening, hot chilli beans and
crackers, renamed for the evening,
"igloo beanzo."
The committee responsible for
this successful dance was headed
by DR.. and Mrs. Arnold A. Ariaudo
and composed of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Walter Chandler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Berry are
chairmen for the dance on Feb. IL,
a Valentine party.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22

Winter Wonderland" being the
theme for the Entire Nos club
dance Tuesday night, the Ten
Thousand club was decorated ac-
cordingly with silvered trees Or
namented with icicles and powdered
snow.
Snowmen, Eskimos, penguins,
were grouped effectively about the
room contributing to the arctic
setting, Specially dances also carried
out this theme, being the skaters
waltz" and the penguin parade"
Refreshments served during the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Plan Founders
Day Program

Plans fer a Founders day pro-
gram in February were discussed
at meeting CT Washington PIT.
A. Tuesday afternoon in the school.
Miss Ruth Acty, instructor in the
school, announced her speech cor
rection classes to be held from 8:30-
a. IN. four days week.
After the business session the
group enjoyed a program of motion
pictures ON colonial life.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Announcements
Of Ne etinas

Jasper home department. is to
meet Friday at II a. m. at the
home of Mrs. Cora Corfman. Mrs.
Earl E. Anderson, home manage
ment project leader Will conduct
the demonstration. There will be
pot luck luncheon at noon.
Bridge section of the Ten Thou
sand club will meet Thursday at
2 p. m. in the club house.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-22
Epidemic Of
Cold Symptoms

666 Liquid Or 666 Tablets with 666
Salve or 666 Nose Drops generally
relieve cold symptoms the first day.
ADV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Indians Win
Over Bengals
Shutout Scored by
Young Hurting Ace
BY UNITED PRESS

When 1t comes to naming the
Western international leagues TOT
ranking pitcher for 1871. you
couldn't do much better than pin
the honor onto Bob Kinnsman OF
Spokane.
While his teammates have fash
Toned a l7-game lead chiefly from
timely hitting. kinnaman has been
the mainstay Of an average pitch
ing staff.
The former Washington
state college hurler demon
strated his worth again last
night by shutting out Tacoma
40 with a three-hif job.
Salem went on n hitting spree.
getting 20 safeties off two Yakima
pitchers for an easy 1875 victory.
The Soions garnered five runs In
the second frame and chased
across eight in the fourth.
The tail end wenstchee club
humbled Vancouver IA with a Is
hit barrage while Al Libke limited
the Capilanos tn nine hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Tennis Meet
Two Days Old
Inlond Empire Net
Play includes Best

SPOKANE. Wash. Pacific
Northvest's best net stars swunE
into action todsy as competition in
the annual four-day Inland Empire
tennis championships moved into
the second day.
Forty-seven matches were sched
uled at Comstock park courts with
players from Seattle. Portland, Ia
coma, Yakima. Nelson. b. C. and
scores Of other Pacific Northwest
cities competing.
First round play matched
Jim Brink. young Seattle ace
who ranks high among ma
tional junior stars, with Frank
Gaylord. Spokane. Brink was
seeded first In the junior boys
division and third in the mems
division.
Others to see action today in
cluded Doug Lefebvre. Seattle,
Merrill Ehmke, Portland. and Dick
Odman, Paul Blugsrd. Ken Klegg
and First-Seeded Bob Odmsn, all
of Seattle
Local entries were matched IN
preliminary rounds yesterday.
Results
Yves ToVner. Spokane. defeated
Russell Braden. Spokane. ga 10. SIS
Jim Pitcher, Spokane, defeated DR..
Duane AusSman, Spokane, 6-3, TO,
ga
Ed Cramm. Spokane. defeated John
Spokane. Us. Ga
Clint Knox. Prosser. defeated Ron
Broom, Spokane. 60. 6-3.
Les Patten. Spokane. defeated Jack |
Brasch. Spokane. 60. 6-l.
Clyde Knox Spokane. defeated Bill |
PEBBLE Spokane. 6-l. 81
Fred Fischer. Seattle debated Fred /
3oock. Spokane. 6-i, 60.
Bill Brown. Spokane. defeated +. W.
Fan Tyen. Spokane. Ga. 60
Women's singles:
Mrs. Eleanor Small. Rimini. Mont.
defeated Kathryn coffman, Spokane,
IS. ga. 6-3.
Doubles:
Joe aRilsv. 1r, and Frank Gaylord /
10Th spokane defeated John Huneks T
md Van ryen so, 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Black Powder
Rifle Match

The annual black powder match
will be fired at the Tacoma Rifle
club range one-half mile west of
New Tacoma cemetery. Sunday.
beginning at Q a. m This match
is open only TO rifles shooting
black powder such as the old 1910.
First on the program will
be the black powder military
match. This is open only TO
rifles of the black powder
variety which had once been
adopted for the use of the
United States armed forces.
Shooting will be 200 yards stand
ing and 200 yards from a rest.
The winner will receive the Harvey
Seofield trophy.
The second match is any black
powder rifle larger than the %
caliber with black powder ammu-
milton. The winner receives the
Arthur Kellenberger trophy.
The third match is open TO
muzzle loading rifles only and
will he fired at so yards from
the standing and rest posi-
lions. The winner receives the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Acres Results

,,, tTHURsDAY)
and hsi RACE - s4O5; 3-year-olds
Green jazz se nfH A. M a.. ~ .oo,
Gallant Toro dlo).. 400 go
Apity Gll) ..... . on
Jockeys in order: V. Bovine x
watson, @. Burns. Time, I:II4: Ada
Hlll. Merhalla. Gala C. Halls Pet. TUE
sooter' jay A. Ny Bow. Tonyman.
SECOND RAcE-s5O5: a-year-olds
51e furlongs.
seekonk Gl5, $500 81 90 90 20
Maths Pet u15 -. 400 40
Gerald T d15) 80. 2,4o
?, Jockeys in order J. Jordan. G
Playtime Girl. Count Mic, Ever Hour
Double Take.
THIRD RACE-saos' claiming. =
iear-oids and up; Wash. foal: 5Is fur
Lady Waite dlO 1880 800 2 IN
Prince Bow Gl0 :. $50 249
Fort Mabel Ql3l -. a20
Jockeys in order: H. Duncan. p
Dodson J. Mann. Time. .o5 4.
Webh's Flight. Glad Man, Brown
Forest outsuess Jr
FOURTH RACE-s5os. claiming. =
year-oIds and up; six furlongs.
Jooloso ul6l ....s59o 81 90 90 20
Maystick ul4 -. 40 40
Allegrezza dl3) -. 400
Jockeys in order: F. Mccormick C
Rails. R. W Smith Time iii.
Dic ARIEL Girl. Lee Hastings,
fIrTH RACE = sos: claiming. 3.
Near-oids and up; one mile.
Double Dip u09l ..sile0 81 90 s34o
Highmost dl9 -. 500 490
independent Gl4 3so
jockeys in order A. Hovry. H Dun
Ssh, q. burns. Time. 3s4. Smoky
Portal. ma ri
SMITH R.cE-ssOs: claiming; 4
year -olds and up: slN furIongs.
hi-Hun ulO FL 90 $3.50 s2.2o
Crack Mortgage ulO 500
Warner. Time. 1904. Idaho Maid
Chryseis, Edelad.
SEVENTH RaCE-sso5: handicap:
S-year-olds and up; siN furIongs.
Whlstllng Boy Qo6) 1910 $50 $50
Jockeys in order. II B. Wilson p
W. Smith, c. Rails Tine. 10. Tron
Nike, The Cloud, Roy Greenock. Ago
way. stagefright.
EIGHTH RACE-Sio5: claiming. T.
,ear-olds and up; one mile.
Louis A Miriam ui4l si0 Ss0
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" Smith, J Jordan Time IA ?. .
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Smyih S Vivacious
Leads Flaiiie Race
SEATTLE r

sEATTLE-Roger smyth's Vi
vaeious Of Los Angeles increased
is margin in the International
Flattie racing championships on
shilshole bay BY winning its sec
ond consecutive heat yesterday
In the week-long event.
Sargent 20. owned by b. F. Had
dox, Los Angeles. finished second
but was disqualified. Defending
Champion Gregg Macdonald. Sc
attic. was third in The Whippet.
Stan Davies West Wind Of Van
eouver, p. C. vas fourth.