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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

'Di yoong, di yoong!" yelled Pc Adam. Pull
strongr
The boat surged through the yellow water, but
ahead native ferry filled with bowling pirates
slid into view and waited to cut them off.
Into the bows, Mr. Barry" snapped the cap
tain Take Pc Adams sword and split anyone
we can reach"
AYE aye sir"
The young man brandished the cleaning pa
rang and the captain steered straight for the
"They get bunderbuss, they kill ALL" groaned
Pc Adam.
Gotta hit us first" grunted an oarsman, spit
ting oversize.
The men grunted as the boat jerked forward.
Endicott stood up at the helm and watched the
ferry low and black Pixies glittered in the after
noon sun and brilliant headkerchiefs shone above
dark evil faces The boat ran close and Barry
lifted his parang But at that moment, panic filled
the pirates and they fought to pull out of the
boats way In an instant the whites were past
and Endicott even grabbed pike as it jabbed at
him. More natives yelled like wolves, running
into the river and casting their spears, but the
boat was clear.
Bv this time they could see the Friendship. Her
decks were alive with Malays and the heads of
swimmers dotted the smooth river. The only
white man visible was one who danced IN peculiar
manner on the tgallant yard.
'Keep clear" shouted the captain. mo use try
ing to board Well run down river for help
TT WASN'T until later that they learned what
i had happened.
The pepper boat had run alongside the Friend
ship and William Parnell spotted that there were
more Malays than necessary aboard her. They
all climbed aboard like rats and he saw that they
weren't dressed like coolies but had bright silk
Jackets and sarongs and carried ivory-handled
krses- They were fighting men!
Whats the matter? Scared" sneered
Knight
mo amt scared" said Parnell. But the
cap'n said not to let more'n two aboard at time
Mind your own damn business and pass that
pepper along
Too late Knight saw that there were pirates at
every gangway and companion. He started to
chase them, but at some signal they yelped like
dogs and out Game their krises Before knight
could move he got slash across the neck and
stab in the back. Grooming, he struggled to the
rack of boarding pixies, but they were on him like
cats and laid him dead on the deck.
One of the crew tried to get into boat but a
parang whirred and his head dropped off. An
other stabbed in six places fell in the water and
tried to swim away. A kris slashed across the ste
wards ribs leaving him bleeding like pig The
bewildered whites tried to form themselves but
the yelling blood-mad Malays chased them, hack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
II re aly Cote ctIe1

There is in the Essex Institute a broadsde
describing in ballad form the action taken by
Commodore Downes against the Malays at Quallah
Battoo. It is headed
Battle of Quallah Battoo
at will be remembered that the ship Friend
ship. of Salem while at Quallah Battoo on the
island of Sumatra in the Indian Ocean was taken
by the natives and many of the crew murdered.
When the intelligence was received by the Ameri-
can Government, the u S. frigate Potomac,
Captain John Downes. was Immediately ordered
to that place to chastise them, which success
fully accomplished on the night of the seventh of
February, 1882, convincing them that the Stars
and Stripes of Uncle Sam not to be trampled
upon nor the lives of American tars sacrificed with
impunfty.
After the battle of Quallah Battoo Malay piracy
was not entirely finished, but seldom did the little
brown men interfere with ship at anchor. Rather
they sailed the open sea in their swift proahs,
hoping to board ships, overcome their crews and
burn or scuttle them before heading back to their
secret islands, thus leaving another mystery of
the sea.
n UT all the piracies weren't against the white
ID mems clipper ships. Some of the blacklist
piracy was by so-caled white men against the
peaceful natives of quiet little islands In the South
Pacific.
It's all very we'll to think of ships boats being
cut off and their crews massacred, but usually
when that happened In a mdocean island it was
because of something other white men had done
to them.
I've met savages in every part of the world and
I've always found that the more primitive they
were the better behaved they could be- They have
their rules those savages, and they're based on
their own necessities.
Theft lying demonstrating and the like are
punished by death. They all know that and so look
out that they don't sin against their laws.
When white men first started visiting the green
islands they were welcomed as gods, almost The
natives saw white-sknned people with yellow hair,
dressed in different clothes than they had ever
known. They carried weapons with which they
could kill game (the natives didn't think those guns
should be used to kill people, and they had ships
that could sail far out to sea and find their way
around the world with magic papers they called
charts.
Now one of the difficulties in being god is the
living up to it. It's all right to swank along coral
beach and have the men salaaming and the girls
throwing scented les around your neck But it's
another thing entirely when We can't get drunk
or kiss one of them girls if she happens to be
another mans wife.
No sir gods haven't got it all their own way.
THEY'VE got to behave gods, otherwise the
people who worship them feel sort of swindled
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The second mate, Mr. Barry, who had been
watching the Friendship, turned
Men jumping overheard They've attacked
he muttered out of the side of his mouth.
Muster the men and get them aboard soon as
possible ordered the captain. Softly now, don't
want to do anything suspicious"
Deliberately they stepped into the boat and
pulled away from the bank. At the last moment
Pc Adam jumped in.
'If they kill you, must kill Pc Adam he said.
nRYou my friend"
Slowly the boat pulled for the center of the
river apparently headed for the opposite bank.
When they were abreast of the ship and some
hundreds of yards upstream from her the cap
tain put his helm over.
Now, put your backs into it, boys, or we're all
dead men,"
The natives ashore, seeing the boat change
course raced for point jutting out into the river
and tumbed into canoes, screeching like madmen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Rajah Pc
Adam, OF Pufo
Kio, Sumatra-
This likeness
Drawn in lS45
Shows Him as
He Looked
When the
American Ship
Friendship"
OF Salem Was
Attacked and
Most OF the
Crew Slain at
Quallah BattOo.
II Was Due TO
the Bravery
and Devotion
Of Pc Adam
That the
Skipper, c. NJ.
EndIcott, Was
Able to Escape
NTH a EQE
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Oregon Grid
Program Made

EUGENE. Ore.-An eight game
schedule. including two new OPP
ponents. Nebraska and Xavier. for
the University of oregon basket
ball team on its fourth annual
eastern transforming tour in De-
cember. was announced today.
The Webfoots. who have gone
east every year since 1888. viii be
featured for a fourth straight year
on the opening doubleheader hoop
program at Madison Square Gar
den in New York City against
Long Island university.
The complete eastern schedule
follows:
Dec. io-Wayne at Detroit.
Dec. 1i-Canisius at Buffalo.
Dec. i3-Long Island at New
York City.
Dec. l5-Temple at Philadel-
phia.
Dec. Is Duquesne at Pitts
burgh.
Dec. 17-Xsvier at Cincinnati.
Dec. ia-DePaul at Chicago.
Dec. 22-Nebrsska at Lincoln.
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coaches were familiar with
the IT,.
Tho only way the college squad
can win 10 TO run the Bears into
the ground with fresh men, "
krause said. The five-man line,
he added. could turn the trick.
Pull out the guard and center
to help the fullback behind the
line. When the TANKER moves out,
the guard follows him from one
end. or the full from the other.
and q half comes up to take up
the vacancy" said the former
Washington Redskin star, now a
businessman.
Krause should know something
about the model-T. The Bears
romped over the Washington club
$50 last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Ward Blows
In Golf Play
Off Form in Greet
Lokes Amdteur

LAKE FOREST. nl-sun far
of form, Marvin BUD ward Of
Spokane. Wash. faced two Is
hole mAtehplay rounds IN the
Great Lakes amateur golf tourna-
ment today in his last competition
before ne attempts to regain the
L. s. amateur championship from
Soldier Dick Chapman.
Ward folded badly after q
brilliant start In yesterdays
qualifying round and admitted
he 1. far from being the golfer
he'll have to he nj the Omaha
Field club next week. Firing
$40 ii. he qualified
seven strokes behind Nedaiist
Jack Hoerner Of Chicago for
one of the 80 berths In the
matchplay brackets.
He met Frankie Kovsck Of Chi
cago In his first match today and
II he wins that one. he'll meet
the winner Of match between
two Chicagoans Johnny Lehman
and Fred MeLaughlin-in the
Lehman has qualified
for the national amateur.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Joe, MarVa
AGAIN

CHICAGO Heavyweight Cham
pion Joe Louis and his wife
Marva. patched up their quarrel
today and the heaming fighter
carried her IN his arms from a
court hearing
doe and Msrvs conferred
for one hour and one-half I'm
little room off the court
room of Special Master
Dwight 3. Bobb. Bobb was
hearing Joe's petition 10 balve
temporary $500 weekly
aiimcny ordered by superior
court.
Attorneys for both parties an
nounced a perfect reconciliation"
and Marva dropped her plea for
divorce. Joe reciprocated and
withdrew his answer charging
Marva had not been a true and
faithful wife" Marva had
charged him with cruelty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Caps Advance;
Bengals Win
By UNITED PRESS

A pair q shut-out performances
boosted the Vancouver capilsnos
10 within two percentage points OF
second place in the Western Inter
national league last night
The Caps downed Salem 30 be-
hind the five-hit pitching 81 little
Pete Jonas Meantime Burly Mike
Budnick turned in = four-hit job
for Spokane As the iesgue-leading
tribe submerged the Second place
Pippins. Ito. taking advantage Of
four Yakima errors.
Tacoma battered two Wenatchee
hurlers for II hits and a a-6 dsci-
sion, Gaping its assault with four
runs in the eighth frame.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Old Man Young
Top at Traps

NANDALIA. Olive more tar
get shooting events came up for
settlement today at the Grand
American trap shoot after s0-plus-
year-old Charley Young stole the
opening show.
The elderly clay target buster
from Springfield, O.. cracked 90
out of 100 in rain and wind yester-
day to capture the Veterans
championship event for shooters
over 20 years OF age. Young.
known as the Sparrow, won the
Grand American handicap. trap
shootings blue-ribbon event, back
IN 1926.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Hutch Wins
I'D Contest

BALTIMORE - Freddy Hutch
inson limited the Baltimore Orioles
TO three hits. collected three
singles and marked UP his 22nd
victory OF the International league
season against seven defeats as
Buffalo won a 81 decision last
night.
Hutchinson struck out six and
walked one. His hitting drove In
run and the former Seattle
schoolboy scored twice himself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Recruit Kid
Slugs Homer
Young Star Picked
Up by McGrew

NEW YORk-Few baseball
fans ever hear ~ Tel MeGrsw.
Brooklyn's rookie talent scout. but
II Dodgers ride home in front of
National league this year for the
first time since 1920 he should
Cet = fun share q the World
Series dough for his discovery Of
Pete Reiser.
No figures are available on thu
number OF recruits he's forwarded
10 the Brooklyn brain-tr1st Il IS
certain the youngster he signed
for 500 in 1888 Is easily the best.
The Dodgers are in front Of the
National league by a full game,
and it was Reiser who put them
there. He smaeked his ninth
homer Of the year in the ninth
inning yesterday TO give BROOKLYN
a SIS decision over Pittsburgh
while the Cards were idle.
Cincinnati moved into third
by defeating the Phillies,
1875 and 81. The Champions
scored nine unearned runs on
eight errors In the first game
while Harry Crafts homer
with two on featured a four
run seventh inning that won
the nightcap. and put the
Reds IL games In front Of
Pittsburgh.
The New York Giants beat the
Cubs. Ga and I'll. Harry banning
drove home half of the Giants
runs in the opener with a double
and a single.
Washington pushed Cleveland
down into fourth place by win
ming AZ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Turnesa Out Of
Amateur Event

DETROIT-willie Turnesa to-
day announced his withdrawal
from the 1871 United States ANA
teur Golf championship 10 be held
at Omaha, Neb.. Aug. $3.50.
Turnesa, who captured the ANA
teur title at Pittsburgh in 1885.
said he would be unable TO COM
pete because Of business demands.
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SUBSTITUTE No. a Purse stO5:
3-year-olds and up: claiming. six
SELECTIONS

Here are selections for Wednesday
at LonIacrcs. post time o'clock attn
day.
F!rst-New Trial. Lady Hilika. Glad
Fraud
Second-Lucky Lila. Pooh Annie.
Redina.
Third 49, The Darb, Kathryn Jane
Sir Thomas
Fourth-Gold Norm, Misme. Nor
way Nell
Fifth Barsac, Gold Jet. Predilec-
tton
Matchless. Alice Jean. Jsleo
seventh -Getter. Bonicon, Buy
or Beware.
Eighth - Barmetto. Georgia Miss
Diamond Bay
Sub-Green Jade. Tonymsn, Apity
Best beL-The Darb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Anglers Must
Have Licenses

ASTORIA. Ore. - Entrants in
the Columbia river salmon derby
here Aug. % to Sept. must have
fishing licenses from either oregon
or Washington. Chairman William
McGregor announced today. He
said rumors to the contrary had
been circulated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

HOW THE SERIES ENDED
Seattle 7, Hollywood 3.
Sacramento 5. San Francisco 3
San Diego 3. Los Angeles 2.
Portland s. Oakland 1.
SERIES THIS WEEK
Seattle at Sacramento.
Portland at San Diego.
TUESDAY-THURSDAY
San Francisco at Los Angeles.
Hollywood at Oakland.
FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY
San Francisco at Hollywood.
Los Angeles at Oakland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Max Krause Says Five-Man
Line Can Disrupt Model-T

SPOKANE. wash.-Dursble
Max Krause voiced respect for the
T formation today but went out
on . limb with the prediction that
It could b stopped In its tracks
with q fiye-man line.
The burly ex-Gonxaga back. who
toiled for eight years in profess
sional ranks. was IN a predicting
mood. He said the Chicago Bears.
equipped with the T formation
at it, most devastating. will make
mincemeat Of the college all-stars
h thsir annual game a. Chicago.
Ksanse pointed out that
neither ~ all-stars nor tAear
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xBatted for Fallin in eighth,
SrnrP hN Innings

Salem .... 600 600 600 2
Summary hits 3 runs off Fallin
in innings. none off Oliver in /;
runs responsible for, Fallin !; struck
out. BY Jonas 6. Fallin /; bases on
balls. off Jonas /. Fallin 3. Oliver /:
losing pitcher. Fallin: wild pitch,
Fallin: left on bases. Vancouver 8
Salem 7. two-base hits. Warfield, Or
teig. Petersen. runs batted in, Or
teie: sacrifice hit, Jewell: stolen
bases. Warfield 2. Jolley: double
plays. Griffiths TO Lanifero 10 Shoe
maker. Lanifero 70 Griffiths to Shoe
maker time. /: so; umpires, Oravec
and Valerie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Londahl 10 Army

PORTLAND. Ore.-Johnny Lon
dahl. football coach ~ Franklin
high school here, today was SEIZED
uled 70 leave for Fort BenninE.
Ca. tomorrow 10 take Up duties
as first Lieutenant IN the infantry
His successor has not yet nesn
named.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

First game.
Cincinnati $50 0O2 O0l-lS IA 2
Philadelphia 100 O1O 600 II 3
Moore. Beggs 90 and West;
Beck, Hughes IL, Hartman 80
and Warren.
Second game:
Cincinnati 900 0oo 40l-s 8 o
Philadelphia .00s 600 OOI-4 2 o
Thompson and Lombard; Pod
gajny and Livingston.
Chicago -. OLE DOL OO0-4 o
New York 200 COS IOx-6 q o
Pssseau and Mccullough; Schu-
macher and banning.
Second game:
Chicago 100 600 O00-i 4 |
New York .0l0 0SO O3x-7 10 o
French and scheffing; Melton
and Hartnett.
Pittsburgh 020 900 1923 .
Brooklyn ...O18 0IO OOI-6 IL 9
Lanning, Wilkie 49,, Dietz (6).
Butcher and Lopez, Baker; Fitz-
simmons and Franks, Owen.
(Only games scheduled).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Hippi 10 Dayton
N'NINNNILLE. Ore

Hippi. Linfield college all confer
ence halfback in 1e3q-4O. will
coach football AZ Dayton high
school Clerk oscar Dover said to-
day. Hippi coached at Myrtle
Point high school last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
QUEER FISH

The puffer fish swells up like
a balloon by sucking IN air when
IL Is taken from the sea. Also
known as a globe. a balloon. and
swell fish. il Is found off the
Florida coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

oN0kane - 4Uz WT UaA-II II !
Summary-Runs hatted in. Alden 2.
Hughes Beard, Gedzius ?. Rosen-
lund 2 Budnick two-base hits.
Beard. Hughes, Alden. three-base
hit Alden. home run. Hughes. stolen
bases, Bliss Mccormack. double
PLAYS. Bliss 10 Koski 70 Reese. Rosen-
lund 10 Martinez 70 Milani. left on
bases Yakima g. Spokane 10. bases
on balls off Eisenmann 6. Mcconnell
2 Budnick 2: struck out. by Fisen-
mann 5. Budnick Il. hits. off Eisen-
mann in innings runs. off
Mcconnell / in a.. innings runs
off Holt ? in = innings I run. Wild
Younkers 3. winning pitcher Bud
nick. losing pitcher. Eisenmann.
time IS, umpires, Moran and
Weisgerber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Junior Title
Goes on Block

LEWISTON, Ida.-Lewiston and
Portland meet tonight to deter
mine the Northwest regional
Junior Legion baseball champion.
Each has lost one game in the
regional tournament. Portland
TUNED the tables on the home
club last night, Al, scoring three
unearned runs in the last two
innings on six Lewiston errors.
Erautt, Portland hurler. struck
out IS Lewiston batters while
Moore Of Lewiston whitfield IL
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~ =
NENATCHFE


Tacoma ............ lo0 400 400
Wenatchee ......... 900 402 00o-6
Summary-At bat. off williams ga
Like a runs responsible for.
williams Q. Libke o. runs batted in.
Abbott 2 Morehouse. Koehler Cox
2. Mcconnell 2. Bushong. williams
Perry 2. Linde. Holmes, tvo-bsse
hits. Perry Koehler. Marionetti
Stoeber. stolen base. Marionetti:
double plays. Forni 70 Marionetti to
Torgeson, Mallory TO Morehouse 10
Linde q Morehouse to Mallory to
Linde. left on bases. Tacoma T.
Wenatchee s: bases on balls, off
Holmes =. williams 7. Like o: struck
out by Holmes 4. Williams S. Libke
/; hits. off Holmes in Q innings T.
off Williams in Ia innings IL. off
Libke in II innings o. wild pitch
Holmes; passed ball. Mcconnell; los
ing pitcher Williams: umpires. Nell
son and Enger. time. 2l0.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
New York 81. Chicago Al.
Brooklyn s, Pittsburgh 5
Cincinnati 1875. Philadelphia 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Lonqacres Entries, Selections

Here are entries for Wednesday
at Longacres: post time 4 o'clock.
37th day:
FIRST RACF-Purse Si0S: 3-year-
ODDS and up: Wash foal: one mile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MONDAYS RESULTS

Washington 4. Cleveland 2.
New York at Detroit, postponed.
Boston at St. Louis. postponed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
Buffalo s. Baltimore !.
Jersey City rs. Rochester ID.
Only games scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Sachel Paige Ii Of the unique athletes Of the
The lanky and masterfu Negro baseball hurer undcub
eddy would have been Of the of the majors had
he been born Of different skin coorina.
But he he makes the headlines the leading the
nation Of his hurting ability
personal magnetism.
The satch has Of the fastest balls
league, any time anywhere
Now he has mastered knucke and screwbai which
this 35yearod veterans tricks a he
goes delivery great lightning
ball
Yea ssA" ~ saA, "when An wants .
brings nat fat and ~ shoves
reliable"
nine Tussday night scks stadium. Seattle $50
the House of Davids feature brought
1000 miles via the
Tack another 1000 milss the return trip
the lany ebony will completed pitch just
packed hand when
Sachel draes those exaggerated OF
He has that mysterious something that brings
he labcrs and gets paid important money
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

MONDAYS RESULTS
Minneapolis ;. Indianapolis 2.
Columbus s. Kansas City 4.
Only games scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
ANIMAL. PESTS

House sparrows. rabbits and rats
are the three worst animal pests
English food growers have TO face.
Rabbits alone do annual damage
of $3.50. 600, 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Icifh ELLIOTT METCALF

Referred 10 as the best horse bred in Canada since Joey
the tan long sapns Brodss looms dangerous among sS5
Longacres Mile
The big Canuek owned by home towner Joe Hmslhoeh,
twice proved his liking for the Longaeres going by scoring
triumphs during the present meeting.
Any distsncefsr shorts to his liking Nor does ne care
soppyhe equally well in all Of fact has won on every
kind O q
resound
Bred by c.aranlch Canadian promoter
Toronto Montreal
--Brodea happened to be raised IN eastern Canada
Bradley stallion Brother joe and mated
him. among others to Dear Inez Light Brigade mare
All Light Brigade looked to by turf ses and this
manufactured
compound Bro from Brother Joe and
Made a high sounding name"
People whether Bodea country Of Greek goddess
what / let them guess"
Wins Kings Plote Event -.
Race patrons had TO than ordinary
interest in Brodea. For his good fortune
DID, to accomplish quite feat Bearing l23 pounds Brodea
the coveted Kings Plate at Toronto affair Canuck
sportsmen would give their right eye 10 appropriate
Brodea received the "Guineas" present from the King
Of England Tor .asnew, pean ana nG nos
Canadian Brodess master
Joe cattaranh having died sold
the best known sporsmen Harry
leading Canadian trainer handled him for the Kings Plate and
syeAr-od
drifting border u A. for he
Here Bud stotier long chief trainer for saramor. Wander
h abs took the ownership He made Bodea the medium of
Al third
fen into different hands claiming route the
Coward snatching him stotler Coward
heavily resting up May
putting him the first asking Hollywood sprint The
ehecu were down for plenty Brodea won in a walk
Canadian Trainer Bill Irvine visiting Hollywood the lookout
horses all about Brodes well he should Irvine reached
Brodea.
happened trek shipped to
Longacs Brodea immediately handicap
Brodea justified that confidence
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Your Postmaster can tell You
how to invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds
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~ The
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

MONDAYS RESULTS
Spokane IL, Yakima 0.
Vancouver 8. Salem 0.
Tacoma 2, Wenatchee 8.
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slBsIlrSrr No, Pure Sos

Also eligible:
25T Mickle Speed CHowryl III
2o< southland Poet stafford il3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-11
LARGER
CROP FORECAST

WashIngtOn, Nov. ll-lAP-A
1871 tobacco crop of 1867, 404 ,00G
pounds, a slight increase oven the
l,234,396,000 pound October ! est
mate, was forecast today.
The agriculture department said
all types showed improved yield pros-
poets with the exception of cigar
wrappers.
The oirecasts for the various types
we're: F~lue-cured, 646, lis, 900 pounds;
dark-fired, 76,506, 900; hurley, $685.
100000; Maryland, 29,325,OOO; dark
%air-cured, 33,9l8,000 and cigar, 49,
10000.