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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
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: LESSON =
BY HAROLD L. LUNDOUIST. D. D.
Dean Of The Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago.
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.D
Lesson for September Ia

lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education: used by
permission.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
School Days Again

Millions of children going back to school and
hundreds of thousands of young men and women soon
will begin work at the colleges and universities of the
nation.
Naturally, the reopening of school is an event
throughout the United States In many family circles
it is the major undertaking. requiring sacrifice and
unsefshness in order that children may continue their
studies.
The cause of education in the United States has the
support of nearly every American because of the con-
vction that education develops children making them
better citizens There has also been the economic
motive behind the belief that educated man or
woman is better able to make satisfactory living
than an uneducated person Those charged with the
responsibility of educating future citizens should not
lose sight of the burden that rests their shoulders
It is not enough that they make education popular;
they must make it worth while, whether measured
from the standpoint of economies or of culture
Certainly, would say nothing to prevent any
boy girl from continuing his her. education but
frankness compes the observation that, very often
particularly in reference to college and university
courses, the time is wasted and the money expended
lost This is not due to the variation that may
in students because human nature does not change
sufficiently to explain the trouble
Anyway, we gladly recommend school work to all
boys and girls, men and women We hope every stu
dent will have profitable year and, result, be-
come better fitted for modern life economic social
and cultural
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
THE ETERNAL GOD, THE
SOURCE OF HELP

LESSON TEXT-Reyelation 7:9-17.
GOLDEN TEXT-Holy. holy. holy,
Lord God Almighty. which was. and is.
and Is to come.-Revelation 4:8.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
Not His Fault

But, John, before we were mar
ried you told me you were worth
500 q week"
"And so am. but the firm only
gives me $25."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11

long-range bomber can fly from Iceland to Berlin
in less than hours It might interest Herr Hitler
learn that the United States plans to build 500 long
range bombers month 4A
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-11
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Morale for Defense
Is National Problem
Lack of Rhythm Marks American Efforts to
Arm; Wider Use of PIaSticS in Industry
Would Benefit Farmer.
WNU service)
BY BAUKHAGE

National Farm and Home Hour Commentator
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-04

ROSCOE DOME
Tarrant-Brown No. CSL 22sS
IarTant-4 No SEA NWa 4-6S-lsE Add $3.50
ROUND BUTTE
Miracle On-Baley
SAGE CREEK STRUCTURE
Rig
SIGNAL BUTTE
HanlOn Government NO spudded
Signal Butte Morris
Ciudgn Mancn NO l NWa le-s7-l5E Dry Add. 1850
TOLUCA DOME
Crosby 10 1000
TWO LEGGINS STRUCTURE (HARDIN)
Massey On-Government ll-2s-3iE 25O
WALLER DISTRICT
r. @. Tarrant-Ians No Sc l4-slN-sw Dry
VAUGHN STRUCTURE
Shannon Roberts 304
WAYNE CREEK
Mont Gas cOrp-Duncan NO Nwa SEA ss2N2E
WHITEHALL DISTRICT
on q Gasi
Whitehall Oh
Whitehall OIL g. Gas-Wney
Copan 8 o-wney CssN-SoE 1928
WEST PONDERA
TarantEHk HOeschsn No Zoo
WHITLASH OIL FIELD
Cas-Schaer
aturaIGa /
Western Nat GasTcwnsend
WINIFRED DISTRICT
N 10 s NV nv Nv. Nv Saslau Ca. is
CTOser No NEa 6-20N-i8E
Emno
EmrnOns 4-2N-IsE Dry SIS
Emmons Mainland No sw swa swi s-21N-isE 4s
Enmo Melton i 2o2-lsE $50
g. Tony-Sate No. 3622N-17E 280I
Judith -Pennock SEA
c
6nnesota 1 242N-I7E nW
No SWa 24-22NgE Water sos
W. w. Tony-state No cREL NEs swa 3sN-l7E 4M Gas 40
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-04
kevin-Sunburst Field
1910 Compilations

/
y e NS s w s. ': sssw IS s B IL IL
NO ~, SMs SWs l4-S5-sW go Bb l78
No. IS Gel SCI Nw osw B BS I Is
Big wesDshost No is csI NN3 nee ' 2 s,aw go Dbl u.
& q VS. 1: " 8 & u u s 81 II
Big No No u s Sc E NV Me- SE aossw R
Big No CIVIL sW Nw4 i4-s5-sw SOM Cas- 5
No No II s E N S SE 2W w g B BS
M d ny N E SEA SCI sw SHOW ON 46 si 2 T5s
co0iass oooidss Me- 2W 60 B6i 1894
ooidss No NV NEi Me- H ss-sssw sew" 80 Dbl 1850
NV sT MY IVY s sSse7 B BS 1855
o0agS e Coolidge M No NE
ms NO. S sw w PS B
6ggsy s. Ne, 4 as5sw s B6 B
Enfield S8 IN S e.
F p @ No sw Nwl SEA 2s-se-2w
E gs8a s M H sw s2-1" sS 1850 1850
Gs6 sa % Ew 9F Me- Sss SCI '''w BS 1879 1879
Williams ~ $ IS s5 ,~ n
Imperial Mo- sea N S sE Sw Show P ADD 1850
e Nc sss 81 ' asl scw BS 1897
Men IS Sc nee Sc s sEs 9 s" is BS
Ne 4 N ss 5, SEA 2M q by1
s4 W. n Wy. sR sis saw 90 B sB 1aS S
Mcknight stOckstate No NE Nv NV 1sss2w 0" 4Sd iS
Montana Dakota 2s5OM 1908
No NV nv s sw N SEA 5'" Show @ R 1ss
osn EssmosD No No - Ne gW T S s
Pacific National ols-Gov No
Facc standardization No SW
No
ETevol Shea-Government
reVoI Government
Sirrock-S Schmidt No sW SEA 29S53W
einr ock-Schmidt No 6 NV SEA 1888
Smith Barth No / SW BIB
1885, Dbl 1890
9Iock O52o4sA NO Sc NW SEA l352W
5uperior-Haueen No
Superior
Lexaco-E Bruins No II Sc SW3
Iexaco- Bruins No 13 NV 6l5
-Howlng No II Sc
Iexaco- Bruins No IA NE NEa 9-35-2W
lexaco-S wears No Sc SW3
Coes Bunberg No /
Twin Felds-U S. No Sc 1857
landepas Cedar Creek NO 1927
1andepas-Ihunm No
'anderpaS Ward No NE
Velsh-zachor No 4 CsL NWa DR.
'eaey-Shaw NO IA rs
'eaeyShaw NO is SW NE S5-36-2W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-04
Drilling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Big West-Alen No SEA sWa s-35-W ia3O
Coologe q Cooidge-Maiey NO SW NE4 SEA 31-36-1
coolidge q Coo1dge-Stone No Sc SWa
Hannah Porter Donovan NO G SW3 SEA 833-1W
High Gravity On-Honer-Shelton
Hole Bros-Poter NO G 23-33-4W
Kelvin Land Co-Leach No. SEA NE3 3353W
Pacific National Government 10
Parent HoIbrook No @ NE4~2z36-3W
Pfabe Engekng
C
Scotland McNamer No
Stock -Eagerty G
Toles Drilling 28-35N-3W
Felds-U S.
Twin Fields Thompson
WEIGH 25-36-2
Yealey-shaw No 1s INV Nws NEs s5-s6-2w Rig
NeID Locations -KeUin-SunbHrst
Atkins g. Johnson AfOnsOn 1880
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-04
Cut Bank Oil Field
1910 Compilations

1910 COnpletions
pra a9as 9 Psy g
s @ BANK aaE No No. e S N " s s s SW B
No i a s swi s ssss% R R a sso
S Nc S9 s sE, N a2' 5sssw B Bs s sso
No 5 NEl SET a5-sSsw i2 B5 27T
Me- an Nri "a sas7 9'" IS B BS ssss
ISL No. rs NV S isa s1 sSw 3 R6 o2
Consolidated 2s-s5-6w i2l Bb 2pO
69nld seoaS IN No
e,cis
Bsrs tor NO c1 Nai sWl lSsssw 81 R B ss
9Iae F Pa1s, 9leT
Iae c F Poaucaon y Van oer No sw SEA Sssw
ee uoon q6 S MO NO. c ss sy sP'''w e ss
sIss SCI 4s a, s" sas s rs rs
qs e 8, NV 5W ~ s ST. s s.
elac ws SEA sss6w " 10 H fB $3.50
e s Wy Nz Y os S 5''w s B B s ssS
Glacier Pou ney NO. e SM SE S-ew Bb SO55
Glacier sO-33-5w 10 B6 2SaO
Glacier Nwi i6-s8ow 10 Dbl 1851
s-sssw 3
[ianon Agent Allotted 1913 No SCI NEi
SCI swl s2-sssw 49, Bb 5sS
Katsy Agen-Thayer No SEA Nwi I5-ai-Gw Bb
Montana No NV
Newell Chandler al-Andsn No NEi lassw
Ias No. No. sw sEa NE 5w SHOW ' abb RS
~ II No NE T Y IN Sw
ssnss ss Nd n S 3 aew
@
Santa Rita-Iander C
santa rita 5tahl NO @ NW3 SEA 2O-35W 20 Bh 30i0
Santa Rta-Triba No
Santa Rita-Gov. 07874A C
santa Rita-Lande No Sc NW3
santa ita-Whetsone No. 6 DR.
santa ita-Covnmen 078744B
Santa Rita-Trba No Bio
Santa Rita C
Steele Greek Prod -Carman
Iarant Wiley Connolly No S
1arrant-State No NE NE3 SEA 36-34-6W Bbl 2112
Tarrant-Fee No NE NEa
aan Barnes Butler NO G Lot tNWa sea- l5346W
lau antelope NO 8 Q NEa 8-34-5W Ga
Iexaco-Sae MASS No
c 54 Bbl 7o79
Iexaco Unit Section II No
Texaco Unit Nine No
Texaco-Sate C
Dry
-EInke z
Curran No G NW3
Iexaco -Clrran No. 8 G SW DR.
Texaco-Schag NE
6-325W
Unit 9-325W
c 21-35-6 S
rexaco-Unh Eleven No CIVIL NW3 SW3 l1-35-6W
G
l6-325W
2235-6W
6-32-5W
l6-325W
c
i5-35-6W Bbl
al-Tribal l3-32-6W 1876 BbL 1900
e 10
g. l226W 30a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-04
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

A.
Cobb 19-32-5W
Cas- No Location
Dakota 15-34-6W
50 SW3 32-34-5W
Wnkler c 28-33-5W
SW4 e325w
Jeffrs-Exchange
A. l5-34-6W
GENT 3
Reagan No /
SanaR ita-Fee NJ / c
Steele Creek-C Carmen No
Texaco-Purdy No SEA 35-85-6w
Staten No
Texac -Aronoso G 2l-35-6W
Texaco Lander No c 20-35-6W
NeLO LOcGtiOnS-CHt Bank
16-3s-5w
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-04

SEND N CONTRIBUTION TO THE sUSBURsr BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-04

YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
Laurel C 7-2S-24E
o. NEa 14-2S-5E
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-04

Atkins g johnson -Monson / c sWa SEA l4-34-lW
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Major Camps
BY UNITED PRESS

MIAMI. Fla. = The New York
Giants open a two-game exhibition
series with the Cincinnati Reds
today. A four-run blast in the
sixth inning gave the Philadelphia
Phillies a SIS win over the Giants
yesterday.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - An
intra-club practice game will fea-
ture drills at the New York
Yankees training grounds today.
The Brooklyn Dodgers cracked the
Yankees spring winning streak
at seven in row yesterday with
an thinning 2-1, victory.
FORT MYERS, Fla. - The De-
troit Tigers defeated the Buffalo
Bisons OF the International league
AZ at Lakeland yesterday. Rookie
Hal White held Buffalo to two hits
in five innings and did not let a
man reach second
ANAHEIM, Calf. = The Phila-
delphia Athletics play Seattle
here today in their last game at
Anaheim quarters before starting
on a road trip which will carry
them to New York for the season
opener April IS. The As still boast
an envisble record Of ID wins and
five defeats. despite poor pitch
ing exhibition yesterday which left
them on the short end Of as de-
cision in their game with the Chi
eago White sox.
MIAMI BEA CH. F1a.-The
Philadelphia Phillies were ready 10
slug It out with the Boston Red
Sox today with renewed conf
dence following their s-5 win over
the New York Giants. Trailing so
yesterday. the Pills suddenly came
To life behind the pitching of 81
Johnson TO win. e-5.
ONTARIO, Cal - The Chicago
Cubs arrive today for the first Of
a two-gsne series with the Los
Angeles Angels. Yesterday at Los
Angelo. the Cubs whipped the
Pittsburgh Pirates, 10 10 s. Lou
stringer batted out homer with
the bases loaded in the third in
ming.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla The
81. Louis Cardinals yesterday
came from behind IN the eighth
inning 70 heat the Cleveland In
dams. 3 70 !.
San ANTONIO. Iez.-Tns 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Ski Weather

rodsy's road and skl report:
Paradise Temperature ~. no
new snow. 30 inches on ground.
Clear. calm.
MI. Baker Temperature -. no
new SNOW. l02 inches On ground.
light rain.
stevens Pass No temperature
given, no new SNOW. ~ Inches ca
ground. overcast. calm
Matches Arra--so temperature
given. no new SNOW. 10 inches on
ground. scattered clouds. calm.
ssogusl,pls ~ Temperature 40.
no new slow. ~ inches on ground,
broken clouds. calm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Title Hockey
Games Slated
For Vancouver

apokANE. WASH. the npo-
kan. Bomb~rs IT the Pacific coass
Hockey league are like shs cpuntry
hoy 1T the cirrus they don't want
In coma home.
As = result the remainder NJ the
lesgns horkey plsyoY wilI take
plses ON Vancouver. ~ C.. Ire.
The Romb~rs were seheduisd In
meet Vancouver here tonight In
the sroond game of the cham
pionship playoff. Vancouver won
the first game. : IN 1. Monday
night.
However. Manager rveA
Tsyiov Of ~ lesgsss tsss~
paessd Manager IDensy EAgs
u ihe nesnbess hess yestes-
DAY Had Informed him that
The spsksss s~siss had balke1
nj returning 10 speksss 10
play.
Taylor SAID that the Spokane
player. insisted ON playing IN
Vancouver because Of the larger
crowds thrrs snd because Of poor
ice conditions ~ the spoksns rink.
Edge said he would Join his
team in Vancouver today and tina,
tho second ptsyotf contest vosiId
be held In the ransdlsn city FRI
day night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Coast Camps



oOSGa NOT npo1N6la. on11-~
The San rranetaue neale nvnnb
camp tonight sn1 rstsvn " sho>s
home hell parh far = susss-UnNe
exhibition ssrsss with ~ pn1inp
delphIa Athletics starting ssunne-
row. In tbs sinal -sgsssd oeme
yesterday fks ysas.ssas spsse -
regulars. 10 10 ,.
oNTAaso. esas L. Aauuhn
and the chicago cuhs slaano1 -
an sshibttioa here to-day. nsanp
day tns Angeles lnst 10 nnavnp
msnte. 8 10 3.
ANAMEsss. csiss. Seattle p,sys
~ the mai euhshstlan game wstn
The rhiiadsiphsa Athlssiss MO
to<say ~ the A. prspsred ~ nweoh
camp. The sartssk y . n1nnnv
match previously ssoppsd ~ -
~. cEsr.o. slsni' s.a n.sss
went shrcugh . lengthy psaesips
session today In pvsparnti0w To- ,
game tomovrow with ihs Anaks1m.
Calf. nins. Ths Pndres vua. -
Ia 0. against tbs sAms team -.
tsrsiay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
HITTING the Head Pin on Local Lanes

OF the evening but they also won
four points from iIillcrest Meat Sup
ply. their only remaining rival far
the title, and vent into first place
by three point margin with only
two weeks OF play left on the
schedule
The Brook dAiss rolled DIT for the
best tram single and 2aHo for the
hlsh team total
George Rennaf shooting In the
fourth spot FOR tho Goifrf pinner,
rolled 20i for the high single game
ana b2g for the high total
Coliseum Building corporation won
three points from Corral Cabaret
ana Highland Golf Course won three
from Squirt
Good singles included. Tony Quinn
1876. Howard Roeslsr iss Cisrsuns
Mac MINI ITO Keith Craig IT'D,
Maynard Robinson 100 and Dick
Shields ITO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Beat Rivals
OF l62d 6roup
Five Comes u1I1l
Thursday. FrldoY

Company 1. fs1se fn1nnery. 11el
iislssan. wur ne xIvsscaei -
kethsIi 1T. iA1f atunt - -
Armesy by a<f~atlna cc1ree1 =
ises infantry.
Tn. sears ~as - - -.
- ~ flv~s ~ y - .
nsess~>. snvtnsue nnne - J
- s<~ss is-ea - - -
sp<~ss1 heH ~ v>resve fsun1
fsetv roane So weoe - -
~ cvewu wfen~ue ~ pvuvk
- sswAe~v~ p~~asennep - -
vsvs1s.
IN scnsat.tinr rl~v crmpouv =
issts. defeated cempnay \. lt11n
Medical. n u -
Thst. however. 49, ~ -
seidisr pisy - Ne Avmnvy.
Thursday nlsht loprs - -
two games n spml-f5nsi eunon1ne
ton eunpptitisa. oeuru1 -
talon. ltssh -. m>sts ceuonny
=. is,a IafsntFy. - oeGCnov
= issd. faees Company L 1oeeh.
These ssmss sse nsit>d f.w 7 -
. esrIssh.
FRIDAY aaane sns~s uumns
- - srAp1ssop. - fempnnv
, - usmposy q su6sm -
- ieo1 onfneesy ensooum1n9
shesv whtse-hss vsv.asy. -
es~tese - hN1n1 - ete1wA
Also scheduled mr. 7 de1epA
same time y ths Hnms huowsnn
Company '. ffsth Engsnep<1. -
Ire Metsherd rsela fsvs
Ths . s'eiash ssms 1rs1ny 81
~ bsswseN Company l. 1o1m
shsmpa' ssd Company d IN
. ~ ehsmps - vavt tswie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

thai time. even the worst duffer
ought To ret one In.
Your Uncle sam gees around
asking q lot Of questions. and
among tn people he call. on are
the manufacturers Of sporting and
athletic goods. Tho census Ia taken
every two years. and tho report
for 1899 has just been issued
The report Of Director Will
lam Lane Austtn gives ths
value .f Eeeds produced In
1889 as sss. 5ss.aisl That Vac
An Increase ef ft.s per e~nt
over the sss.oit.77o valuation
In 1897.
Number of plants Increased All
per cent. fiom 2s7 to $50. and that
doesn't include plants which have
an annual output worth less than
81. 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
COLISEUM sPoRTsNeN.
COLISEUM ALLEYS

y. colho. Tacoma Times pinman.
rolled high series for the Coliseum
sportsmens league with games
Of lat. 223 and ioi for = sal total.
Redsr seorsd . neat game of al
for the steven Motor.
Steven Motor leads the league
with 81 wins and / losses.
shaus- Ellison 2s72 foD ~. steven
Motor 7Tle IA
sath NJ c1nb 7s7s a. W. Bucks
Tavern 2aas TO-.
Community Tavern 777T 30 ~
wakefield Motors 77Bf IL
Puysiiup Valley Dairy 1ssd 30 -
Lanes Club Room 71ph IL
Lincoln Public Market 3e0s Ai1 W
Tacoma Times 1s4s %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
ChoIIie, He lss There

Speaking of flies. there's
Charlie Chandler. the young
Washington National banker.
Not that flies of the living
variety remind this corner Of
Charlie.
But trout and bass flies do.
Charlie is one of several ar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Brick Muller
WEEDS Third Time

SAN pMAsGlsCO Dr. Harold
p Brick Muller, star ~ the
California wonder tsams' Of
football In the early 1905. and
Mildred Carson. Martinez school
teacher. viii be msrrisd In june.
II Vas revealed here. II will BE-
nulisr's third marriage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

Louis Browns left their training
camp early today for Brownsville.
Tex, where they vii meet the Fort
Worth Steers In an exhibition
game. Long-distance smuggling by
RIP RadcliH and the pitching Of
Jack Kramer helped the Browns
oest the Boston Bees . 10 Q yes
tsrday ~ Austin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Governor Hits
| Old Head Pin

st. PAtt<-Sov. Harold y.
<fa..~n Of Minnesota amazed
more than 5000 spectators nj
~. Paul, MINI. when hs rolled
xsn,~ Of ron nj The sisf
Annual American beu ling con
xre... lie appeared sa the
tournament "eeiebrify night"
program ana rang up . fatal
u sss. scoring the zes after
game. Of I0I and I5s. We had
rolled only ~. three xAaDe
matches In . i5.s~ar psfiod.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
oueets and Skoqit

Met Frank Sherman on one
of the main thoroughfares.
The little South Tacoma
tackle merchant was having a
hard time rolling a smoke in
the north wind.
But he ducked behind a ga
rage pillar, completed his tobac-
co problem and began
talking fishing.
You can't talk five minutes
with the guy until he jumps into
his favorite subject of CONVEX
kation.
Frank and Mickey that's his
skillful fly casting wife) prob
ably get in as many days fish
Ing In a season as does a mer-
gamer.
And they know their sport
and art.
Anyway. Frank reports good
catches Of trout are being taken
on flies from the Queeu and
skagit rivers.
They are year-around streams
and their waters now. Frank
says. are in fine shape.
You can't GO wrong on the
bucktsil fly. but whatever you
do don't leave your royal bucks
home.
Always have good supply Of
that particular fly in your fly
box.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

Wage Farmers numbered is.sie
an increase 81 is.o per cent In two
years. They earned sis &c. AL. An
increase If IA per cent sslarled
employee. toialed i.Tso. and they
earned ss.sps Dor.
FISHING FOLLOWS
GOLF IN EQUIPMENT
1of.F accounts for the greatest
" amount a. equipment values
are broken down In tn. renau.
report.
The total value al golf equip
ment produced IN 1870 was SIS.
sts,si7. Among the Items making
up that total are ASH .sa7 doxrn
balls. 7s5s.s5T clubs. s.7is. oo2
shafts and 2tt.a7e oadsiy bags.
Following the links sport IN
value Of equipment Is fishing. with
sl7.57t.7ss. In 1899 there we're
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
TOP NOTCH LEAGUE
n ST. RECREATION

Results of Top Notch league
matches last night al the X 81
Recreation alleys:
X st. Recreation defeated the
couriers, 1892 10 1859. Ann
Brsziohs OF X 81. Recreation won
scoring honors. with n total Of 447
and high single Of 156.
The Narsbsls defeated the
sentioeis, Ist5 la i7s,. Dere-
thy Dxi,ak Of th~ Marshais
won over Rosalins koyal of
the s~ntineIs, Ala Ia AIS, for
high scoring honors. Miss
DsiyAk also had high single,
posting 100.
The Cafdinalites beat the Prssl-
dsntn. 201t To i725. BABE cinslii
and Agnes Brossmsr Of the csrdl-
nalites tied for high score with
42e each. Miss cinelii registered
high single Of 17s.
The Bssuticians defeated the
Secretaries, 1875 IN 1929. Pat
Ilmpe of the Beautieians regis
tered high total Of 3ss. and J.
cozza Of the Secretaries had high
single Of 1853.
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AGGIEs BOOK TIGERS

tOILkbt sIaIiON. Tex. -
Contracts have been signed fer
football games In 1912. 1913 and
1914 between Texas A. and NJ
college and Louisiana State uni
yersity.
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Greatest Amount
OF Money Spent
On Golf Supplies
~ Don SANDERS
IIasaEna TInar. Fsstefa
tsffe< pendent

II the people who supply The l. s.
L With hasehsns should deeld.
some year 10 pool their resources
and make Just one hig baseball
instead Of the a. million they turn
out annually. their presiuct would
he more than - feet In diameter.
And II would take Paul Ranvsn.
swinging hat thu SIZE Of the
Washington monument. to knock
this sturendous sphere over som.
mythical monster fence.
We buy and use n lot Of foot
balls. too. You could divide up
the whole population 81 the 4. y
into squads Of so persons. and
there'd be = football for every
squad eaeh year.
Or sou could iake all the
plg>kins manufactured In The
L. :. IN \ year. rip out the
stitehing.. and eeser mere
than les Eridlrons with the
leather.
Or take golf balls.
You might guess there'd be more
golf balls than any other Kind
manufactured. and you'd be right
During 1882 there were 2.ssi .e67
dozen turned out That's a total
of -. $50. oo4--or just about one
golf ball for every four persons
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1889 OUTPUT TOPS
81 MILLION DOLLARS

I ook at IT another way. Sup
- pose John @ Duffer. standing
at the first tee. keeps hitting his
ball out of bounds. Every 10 sec
onds he tees up another and hits
1t but II goes out OF bounds. too.
Well. hitting them at the rate of
six a minute. "a hours a day. he
could keep swinging for IL years
before he had hit every ball pro-
duced In the Il. s. In year. In