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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

vatleniats Followers a. fsaah
wsifos nave reesntiy taken .
leading part IN the fiehs 10
stsmlnste river and sfream
pollution. They are now lend-
inx snflnsntisl support 70 tbe
4 q Governments Fish snd
wiifHf< service
wfshss ~ pass sws ypopA
sr-rs fishsss hes pe>enre1 .
sp.rt ~,shss . ~p~st ea1nA
ne ssss~~ss hass - ~ eass-
nag reer~see~e. pssyee - ~
90 ~sses. isa~~ss - ess1nsvss
Aas sskes ~ es~aosy's ~
lag e~thssatsses ~ ss~sM
rishtax contributes "a ss-
tieasi health. pleasure sna esiss-
estie.. 80 ~sll - 70 The -.
sF.i governmental FAR reaching
program ~ ran research snd
fan erar~sssiae.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

spegt fishlnk = the greatest
nstiensl srcfs industry Coli.
skating tennis baseball 81
ing haaksthsii IN TIE order
NAMED. Yield arsi place 70 ne
sahs rats ~ % lssas Val
ten which explains Shy ~
federal government ssw Fass
snt sNlidafs Sefsles = show.
ms increasing interest IN ths
Va, fraternity = uneommsr-
eisl nisesterisi fan. sho fIsh
fef the filn ~ u.
IRE fact thst tns.. milHen.
~ nnssmsn and iirsswomsn
follow fishing ~ pleasure
should aet mlslesd anyone 70
believe that ne esh caught
sfs iast - much veivsf. quite
the contrRfy
commercial f,sh Sold n tho
market rFed,i-~ huge Psaftts
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Hitting the Old Head Pin

total. 81. and Eve Hammer
sohmith Of X St Recreation had
high single. 146
The Mar>hsls defeated the
Presidents. 1901 10 1886 Rose
Ieppert Of the Narshals wa
high with SOL and Margaret
Fisher of the Presidents scored
high single. I4s.
The Cardinslettes beat the
Couriers, 17es 10 1919 Agnes
Brosamer Of the winners rolled
high total. ass. and Margaret
Mareoe Of the Couriers rolled high
single. 14a
Team l defeated Team Z in an
A. o. L. W. match last nigh, at
the X st. Recreation alleys The
score vas l4is 10 1l77. Each
team vas composed Of only three
players n. kommers OF Team l
rolled high total. $50. and J. Lobre.
a teammate. registered high single.
1874
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

- n.hsrm<n sea ese~erse..
sat spsrt fish rf.ssae< ~ profit
.sse F.sa. and ~ !. Estimated
shes ee-s the fs.h~rms. from
sse - ssr~e senass r~s pesrs
sh~. sls average ssr~.Sl
tur>- sse computed.
AT Incidental expenses 80
elugteI. sscft fishermen nf ths
United states spend ttaeno
60 - tackle slonr. a. sxsinst
siasoo 90 spent fcs felf
equipment
rners sre - times as many
sports fishermen "a there sFs
fishermen engaged W CONNER
eisl nshinx enterprises ~ns
make : living from their cen.
nefrisi activities
n term. ~ .Detsl pruxrs-s.
spoft ftshlns nss IN lts ranks
ths neantrvs leading censor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Commercials
End Half Play

Commercial A and Double A
basketball leagDss end their nfst
half competitions Thursday and
Friday.
Play will b. on stadium high
floors.
In the a. loop three teams are
knotted for fret place. Frsishtsrs,
Y NJ. G a. and shipbYliders. The
latter two club. play ~ 0 o'clock
Thursday night On the Stadium
girls floor.
Freightsr. meet sorwoods In
the 7 O'Clock opener on the boys
floor
Ats o'clock Thomases and p1fs
meet while the boys floor pro
gram closes Al . o'clock with Nc
Chord Bombers and Woe0s
Tho 4 league race has hc~"
y tso-tes,n affair all tho ssy
hut American Lake has .hosn
enough Ia upset ths nehinis,
Hiii issders shsa the play
Friday nigbt ~ . o'clock ~
the stewart fioo,.
~ the Killers should ioas and
the y Y. A gets past Eagles 81
7 O'Clock Thursday Night At stAdl.
Jim girls gym, Hiil.N Y A. Tie
for first pises would result
A. = O'Clock Thursday BDns ~
Psriclsa and Community HOUSE
meet a. stadium. FRIDAY zS0th
AaCh0rd Field meets BnAi briih
Al O'Clock makeup game be.
tween ThomHAss and MeChofd
Bon Dsfs piii open thu stewart
program FRIDAY night
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w WELDON HART
Au-,ie. TEXAS. stsicsmss sr.rt.
pditcr


Tsxs. folk. ike all others. are
inclined 10 he = little proud Of their
athletic crops
The muscle factory that takes
this raw material ant turns out
approximately one hero for each
~ Texas ga spa square miles 10
the Texs. interschelassic league. a
fsrsfiunr organisation that orig
mated in 1919 a. = debating so
cleiy AMI at latest audi, had =
voluntary enrollmen, ~ spptasi-
mateiY 600 school units
some s2a high schools played
football IN 40 under supervision
II the league. which IL sponsored
by the University of Texas sxtsn.
sion division. There IL no direct
connection between the league and
the Texas u athletic department.
although Dana \ bible wishe.
there were he'd vastly enjoy taxi
ing his pick 81 this vast gridiron
army for his Longhofn squad
Hut Bible has To split the output
with "a other senior college teams
equipped almost solely with Texas
boys. Out-of.ststs schools snnu-
ally slip IN and make away with
some u IN. better prospects Biii
ellis. the 40 Army captain, was
. Texan No were Hays and little
81 Tulane. Jenkins of Vanderbilt,
Barrett ~ Lsu.. Coats Of Arhan-
sas waited ~ Oklahoma. and
Tripson ~ Mississippi state, 10
mention = few
These lad. and STAY at
homes like kImbronEb, Rob
nett and Thon,asos Of a. q
W.. Grain aud tsyd~. Of 1rs-
.. a.. and Hartman Of Hice-~
recognized nationally In 10
were ehoire prodUcts ~ ihe
massive 7. l. o. setup.
Some Of the pro leagues stand
outs each season write isitsrE
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Lutheran Cut"
Is Fat S49l
Drew That Much in
Two Husky Comes

Another eeosi fer Pacific Luth-
erans new sthlsiie plant as re
ceived IN the mai Yesterday b
Chn Olson. director u athletics
81 the Falkland college IN ths
shape q : check for stei
The check represented Pacific
Luthrrsns share ~ the tao game
PLAYED with ne University of
Washington basketball team on
December IS and January ! The
Lutes von the first game
Terms Offered q. 1. & for
the HUSKY date were either
guarantee Of SIS NJ ca $3.50
81 gate after expenses
amounting 10 about $500 WIRE
deducted. ssld the Lutheran
mentor
Canny Olson decided 10 accept
the $3.50 deal and the huge Ia
coma delegation which stormed
into the 4 ". pavilion on January
; more than indicated hi. judg
ment.
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-indi ro.d p@s~sbss -ith chains
skiing good.
MI. BAhEH-Ismpsrstsss 20
ns. ineh~- new snSss ~ inches
on ground. snosinx. carry chains.
STEVENS - Temperature ~.
five inehs. nss snsss - inches
90 ground; overcast and calm
carry ehziss.
ssOoUAInIE PASS - Tsm.
p~rst8rs -. seven inese- new
snow; ~ inehe. on ground over.
cast and calm. carry chains.
sACHGs Tsmpefsturs ~;
three inches nss SNOW: % inches
on ground; overcast; light south
east wind; chains required
PAEADisE - Tempesstuse -;
two inches new SNOW: 81 inches on
gscssd, sowing, shAiss ssvssss1-
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Harry Crayson's Scoreboard
Tight Scholastic League Turns Out Athletic
Heroes for Texas and the Notion Each Year;
Footbollers Make Good Away From Home

-.
se"s 20 i flows "se 90"
nv "sekh psssfo "ssen 'h'"''s
turner ''eS 'e''. -" ,"sf'
'"s'"e ''''s' s"a o''s 'e'""A
The league also sponsors BASKET.
eah' useN ana tennis "ssse'es''
= hakhsf "efss"isa ~ '"e shs"s'
Ten" sen''"s sna INC "s.e ehsm
r'"hsHap ahasi'f s""s '" sa"s 'es"'
nsms ." ssn ' 'sf Nv
e"sh'nk
Ffed Nelcctt. eic~s national
champion hursilsf. woa hls first
important Title ~ the T. l. l.
state track meet
Wilmer Allison sna other No.
tlonally.ra,sd tennis players came
an through the organized seh.ai.
how ssind
,n,v. 1. =, ~, 10 ,..,o,.
....n.n. ,...,,. &c., -.
a,,e,.t 81. ,.,,.n.n..., .,...s.
!. s.,n. conducted r.... l. /.
x.u.snax, .o,,,c. ~ IA. ,...u.
n.,.,,.t .as ,,,,. a,..,,..s
Ma .,,oo, o,cx,.m .,,,,d .,.,
an nros,,,,,on
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SMITH A,ENUE CENTER

At meeting this week newly
formed West End league elected
officers and appointed a committee
TO arrange rules and regulations
and proposed prize list.
Ted Gift was elected president.
Bob Lundberg. vice president. H..
Coleman, secretary-treasurer. The
league will be member Of the
Abe.
Tonight at : o'clock 9th Ave.
Bowling Center No. meets
Herbs Lunch and Richfeld sta
tons VS.. Jaresh & Slater. At 8
O'Clock Bowling Center Lunch
meets Hammond Laundry with
Oakland Drug meeting Bowling
Center No in the other match.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Annual Meeting
OF Tacoma 6. A.

Ths annual meeting and election
of officers ~ the Tacoma Golf
association wiii 10 held Thursday
night at q o'clock al Highland
Golf cinb. The course viii he
thrown open for play during ths
afternoon. Manager Chris Fstsr-
son reporis All interested per
sons are invited. chst Corey 10
president.
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Fife SO. Kopowsin Is

FIfe only an Eagle and a
freshman at that. could score eff
fectively for kapowsin Loggers
here last night as Fife Trojans
raced 10 3s-i3 triumph which
moved the men Of Troy into sole
command Of the Pierce County
league hoop race. Coach Bill
Vinson used subs literally in the
second and third periods. Fife
reserves won. 22-2I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

Broadway alley bowlers con-
tnued Ia nit the head pm regular
" in Tuesday play and as a result
many high scores. including one
Dig 500 total. were turned in.
Howard Bailey. the leagues
No. | bowler. proved his right
to that title by rolling out
big 6ss mark for the second
500 score Of the week on the
Broadway drives. Fat Person
opened the firing Monday
night in the Commercial league
with fat Ola tally.
City Employees also hit high
marks on the early shift with
Gene Buck taking over the top
honor with 5s4 total and 222
single. Eal Brown rolled 563.
Grant Eckman 500 and Joe Peno-
witch $50 for other big totals.
High single game of all the
Tuesday Broadway leagues
was registered by Max Otto,
steady trundler on the sta
TONERS team OF the CONNER
cial league. who raped out
2i6 in his second game and
finished with $40 for one Of
the good scores. Cliff Stud
holme of the Broadway alley
team reached sci for another
good tally.
Erma Musselmsn. leading lady
for the Hotel Winthrop team.
rolled the best score for the women
shooters of the Commercial cir
cult. registering 216 for the high
single and $40 for the top total.
Commercial league results:
Broadway Alleys 4, Commerce
Street Market o; Tacoma Ice
I, Hotel Winthrop o; Ice DE
livery 3. Model Lumber /;
Jordan's Bread 3. Royal Ar
canum o; Lloyd Suffer Tires
2. the Ststioners 2.
City Employees results: Gar
bage 3. Public Works / Range
Sales ?. Police 2. kilowatts 4.
Engineers o; Belt Line 3, Power /
Health 4. Light o.
The fast City league rolls the
second series Of second half play
on the Broadway alleys tonight.
starting at 9 o'clock. Ted Tadich
was the outstanding star OF last
weeks play with 287 for the high
single and 634 for the nigh total.
The Secretaries Of the Young
Ladies' institute defeated the Sen
tinels. 1878 to 1914. in the Top
notch league Tuesday night at the
X st. Recreation alleys. julia
Cozza Of the Secretaries scored
high three-game total OF 40 and
also high single Of 154. Results
OF other league matches were.
Bonette Beauty Salon defeated
X st. Recreation, 1873 to l7l7.
Pat Lampe of Bonette's had nigh
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Game on Fire

Steps leading towards another
Communicable Lutheran footbs u
game IN Tacoma next fall-prob-
ably on September q we're taken
late yesterday BY the Tacoma Hot
Stove league when CliH Olson.
=. l.. e athletic director. was
asked 70 draw up letter cover
lng the financial arrangements
for the contest
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Otnick ~ a<res Long SD
Lanes Cl8D Room ass a. Ia
coma TINES 7sss "a nigh game ~
RsineF iss ssrlss Walt Hudson sos
Community Tavern zssl 81 ssth
Street Club 2sfs ID. hlsn game
BUsko ls3. sefles E1sko Sc. tied
Smith az
Puy4lup VALLEY dairy zss4 fol i.
WxEeflslc AOtors zsos 81 hish
game Sargent 40. sSriss Kiiss< 80
BUCKS Tavern zzs1 "a stevens A.
Vstter 1895 a. hIzn game Louznsed
100. xeglss Lot1Shssd tSs-
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Yeln 80. Roy rs

VEIN Playing win or lo@s
ball 40 far this season. II was
Yelm TornadOes turn TO win.
as they blew down Roy Lynx.
30-26 mere last night Ysim
led. Il 10 II. At halftims Yelm
reserves won. 81 to n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
OREGON WASHINGTON
PLYWOOD

The newly formed Oregon
Washington Plywood league.
which bowled again Tuesday
afternoon at the Coliseum, Is COM
ing along well.
ID. FiJalka rolled 200 in his
second game and had three
game series Of lis. 209. 129 -5i6.
M Leftwich. second high. rolled
a three-game series OF ia, 1875,
1877 466.
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Clovers 81. Fedwy. rs

MILTON Led by Bob Nc
clenaghan. who Gagged Is points.
Glover Park Warriors piled up
the loftiest score OF the current
Pierce County league season by
defeating Federal Way Eagles.
6i-26, here last night Center
saxton and Forward Pitman were
both sick last night and out Of
the Warrior lineup. saxton has
the measles Clover PARK seconds
won. ALA
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gNUNdtsAW - Sadly ~ "
their shooting. Enumeisv rssss
bowed Ia ui9hisns Pirates here
last night After pacing the sams
All the fifst half rhs neagais
Gagged tvo rsid goals In - -.
,smp,s the last half and couvsvtss1
4 foul shots out ~ ~ astsmpea
Enumolaw reserves wcu. 1s-s7 "
overtime
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ably will be held at Mount Rainier.
The Chilean delegation will be
In seattle March l2-I7 on the
western swing of the first North
American tour by any sl<iers from
South America, Hostmark said.
ski troupe. from the United
states visited Chile In 1897 and
1888.
Through snow nurries Sunday
we saw Capt. and Mrs. Hadley 81.
Clair. Priscilla Hemstreet, Msrga-
ret Taylor and Lieut.. Bill Dough
erty. Edith Creek basin devotees.
scurryiag away from crowded
slopes near the inn kathryn
King YoUsll in new boots admit
ting she 4 Ike to ski every week
end -. Iish Jensen who rlns the
souvenier shop ~ Paradise. con
spicuous by her absence. necessi-
tsted by a case OF fu Gene
Han and Penny Peers. twosome
extraordinary. lunching.
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sPORTSMEN League

-FOUR ZOO 5 or better were scored
last night by the Sportsmen 5
league at Coliseum alleys. Sar-
gent. Wakefield Motors had 2lO
Othick. shaub- Ellison. 2Os: Carl
son. Lincoln Public Market. POS.
and Lougheed Bucks Tavern.
200
Carl Kliese rolled he high three
games like this 1913. ia. 1872
SAP
Wakefield Motors were high
26sa.
White had $50. Khese $40. Eli
son sol. Sargent $50. Wakefield
ass. and with a handicap Of ls5
gave them 1853.
sAIEWAY LrtGtE. PLAY NOR:
Julia Ire Wright Bread 2575 a.
"a Sleepy Hollow Syrup 24s4 t0I.
nlsh game. Ranrick 1T. serl.s Ran
Kitchen Craft Flour 748s a. '.
hdNsrd Coffee 1884 a.. hlgh gam.
hsrfls lss seTies. 3 Fose 4ss
SaS Markets 25s5 -. high game
6 Jungok 200. series. Armstrong Sss
Sportsman League
squirt 24gl % - Highland Golf
155s % high CANT P0ynur zoe
series. Poynur $50
Brookdale Cor 1887 % " HI
Hest Meat supply 1870 "a. higb
game Robinson 10 seres Crsig al
Corral Cabaret 1854 81 " coll
- - I'm BIO Corr. 1893 %. high gam.
"a iltfosa 1873 series Quinn bZs
Hi-hsy Ladies LssEns
hfmsphors Tavern 72ss a y.
19fFsl CabaIet 2z27 "a. hlsn series
zones REM 800. hish ssus Monica
Joanny IN. sboe Doctor zso, a.
Bfosns floAera zIzs f0I MN
res Mfs Church $50 hlsh .sms
Ars Dr. Wesooat $50
SINH a,rNir slIty.
As<isnmsnt 2555 lB Toll u.,,.
zi44 g high game ounstr1m TX,
ssrles GuEstrum ISL
Central Office zsss a. r,o,a
i re- go. .7sy "a, e. h--gh ssme LYON
Csnis DeDt 2s52 a.. Construrt.oo
s -. T., nlsn game heL<oo i7s
NJ TtcoH. coiIs,iN ulr,s
Team 10 . zs7s ~ Bgrk A.
Bowers z4s4 a. hlgn game T1s4sS
lfa. series Elstsd 40
isers zss5 % Paper Supply Co
80 -. nigh game Wood ara. series
Local ze5Z 2sll IL Lumber Az
ss~miH No 2 1857 80. hlgn szns
~ Wright lss serlsa L HslandsT
sPos HIN tOIIsEf8 ALLEYs
L4noosn Puzzle Name. z6zl 81
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TRI-fOTNTy LEAGUE
N..hon 81. BrensrtsB -" II.
s,lyrrd2is ~. Gig Hsrbor ~
North kitsap 81. south kitsap
-.
Baibbridgs ~. Vaughn H.
L>wi. and Clark ~. >orth Cen
trail ~.
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MISUNDERSTANDING ~ . BIG isa1
In the first half, Hsotaw fndlans
o"ssisd Tn . ti.si victory ovss
sumner sparssns nsrs last night.
The REDSKINS sat up IN is.1 Iced
In The first psrsod. rested u half
time with . 5s-i3 advantage apd
moved away s3-i6 ~ The end ~
The third eanto summer einssd
with . rush
nSataa tar f1t, naaope
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sahs- -Hlsniinsl ssIssla ~. suill-
ysn, stain ~ ritnB. nnuws1svi
n,ehstrsnn H. 2 nisssabossam ~.
sard
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Buckley Wins
Close Battle
Rsnion. Hiqhlins
Also Victorious

pussiss - xsnf ~
Nsusaa u 9innsf ~
Hishilns ~ naamsiss -
nuCAt-Ev--issehisv Neaata1n-
sess won THAR third cas-petst
viesnsv and Nsns vsndais suffevs1
their third cae.r.irs defeat ~ ~
season in . 2t-ss ssms here iass
night In which Kent led "a I'll
rest periods. 80. los and ie-ia
rhe Mountains~fs toos tks ieaA
with fss minutes tn 70 nssehisy
seeonas ~ruo 1fatf
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EArO>NII.I.f

EArO>NILLE- Close checking
Orting Cardinals sunk Eatonvill.
Cruisers. ~ To Is. here last night
to haul the Cruisers out Of their
unbeaten status in the Pierce
County league race Orting led
III AZ halftime but the Cruisers
tied the count at 1915 only 10
fan behind again. orting reserves
won. % to is.
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0riing Sinks
Cruiser Five
Fife Trojons Only
Undecided Tenn


TUESDAYS RESULTS
pfc - kapowsin -
orting ~ EatonYills is
Yelm 30 Roy 40
Glover PARK 81. Federal Way 2,
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Clan Gordon
Trims Vows

with two eninutes 20 play and
behind % 20 ~. Ester and ".
Miller dropped in two quick has
kets for Clan Gordon. TO down
the hard fighting WOW five. q
10 ~ in Park church play last
night.
Ploufs sensational shooting Kept
the Woodmen out IN front most Of
the way.
The Mornons foni~d their
WAY out Of . good chance Ia
heat Central Lutheran. Lad
Ing. Is 10 Is. st half time and
behind only 20 10 II. after
playing most Of the third
period with only three play
ers. they finally lost. 30 In
rs. Fouls had forced another
player out. leaving only two
10 finish the last quarter.
Blake put on one of IN. best
Individual performance Of the
season. time after time stopping
Central dead
puyallup Christian lost 10 the
league leaders. ~ 10 % Filing
son and Larson 81 parkland d.
yided scoring honors with IL each.
Fuller Paints finally found their
stride 10 drop Manitou, 80 10 20.
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subs Glover PARK Faddeu 30
syhfe - klrkpatflck ~. Cslkitf
80 Federal Way Martin. Temple
man 49, Nelson
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sUht JfUsNH III 2 HIIIsT- I0IIfT
son ~ heidsosef WOW. orsbnssl
"a.
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The Washington Ski club VIII
.popsor the third Pan Amer ican
sh championships on March 10
with Chilean skers representing
Latin America, II uae revealed
today.
Peter Hostmark, member of the
Chilean team committee, said q
five-man squad Of Washington
state skiers would enter the down
hill and slalom events which prob
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

sposrssEN CoLIsrIs ALLEYS
Lincoln Puzzle NAME. 1921 a..
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Toeomo bossboll club
sames ore broedeosf over
sfstion kNo 1880 kCl;
SsaffIs Coest teosue
genes over ksSc nl4o
kcl.
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THE MAN |
WANT
CONTINUED From Page 81
by ROB EDEN

Continued From Page 81
She was surprised how mixed her
feelings seemed 70 be. There was
definite obligation. Of course.
She had promised To marry him.
and she never had released him
from his promise 10 her. either.
should she greet him indig-
nantly. demanding an explain
alton? Or should she greet
him. rs always. with friendly
affection. waiting until he
Offered his apologies and ex-
plantations?
Engrossed IN her thoughts, Kay
didn't notice that Hank, the cow
boy guide. had stopped his horse
and was looking down at the
ground, his brow furrowed in per-
plexity.
Il been riding along for fifteen
minutes. hopin' to pick up their
trail. Miss, but can't find hide
nor hair of EN-"
you mean you haven't any idea
where they have gone? Surely.
if We ride around a bit we'll find
them"
Miss, these hills has more
trails than Reno has streets. and
we could ride for a week. prob
ably and never catch sight Of EN-.
This is somethin' like lookin' for a
needle in a haystack."
What do you suggest, then ?"
Hopeless Search
There amt nothin' to suggest,
but to turn around and go back
to the mine. OF course. if you
want to ride around in these here
hills. I'll stick with you, but if
you're lookin' for somebody. it's
pretty hopeless. Do we ride on %
The man undoubtedly was right.
| It was worse than useless to try
To follow a trail. when you had
lost all trace of the horses you
were following.
Let's ride a little longer" she
suggested. you may find some
clue that will put us on the right
track"
Just as you say, Miss Hank
elucked to his horse and started
on, at a walk. Kay followed.
They stopped frequently, while
Hank dismounted TO examine the
ground, but always he shook his
head when he remounted.
I'm sure we've lost 'em for
good he finally said, discouraged.
"All right. then, let's go back"
Hank took no chances of her
changing her mind. and wheeling
about started back along the trail
toward the mine.
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