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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
Three Tie for
Trap Honors

Dick Hall. ErllnE Hsrssrson and
n. A. Karlen were tied for high
honora in the Tacoma 0nln club
i6-ysrd event Sunday with 80 out
Of 80. gsylon Thompson was see
ond Uith Is. Dr. G. p. Griffith and
Miles Jslinsk were tied for third
place with 43
BerKerson WON the hsndi-
cap With ~ out Of rs. Dr.
Griffith .ss second with p
and J. ID. Irwin third with ~.
In the sssst W. ~ Emory was
high with - out Of 30. Sgt Gates
Was second with - and A. u. Pet
erson third with ~.
J. u. irwin made = perfect Is.
50 Is.fafd TarEsfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
Pioneer LEAGUE

Boise kept its Pioneer league
le@d intact last night. defeating
Salt Lake 50 a. Poeatello over
Sheimsd Ogden II-5.
staisy pitched seventh bah for
the PilotE. while Green and Vargas
limited Ogden 10 TX safeIea.
IN the other league game. Idaho
Fails ooNned Twin Falls 81.
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On Me lam ;. i!
Win ElllorT MFrcAu

mere wasn't much said about il in the nr.sx NJ ~ Al.
ar anes because OF the bigger fight going On an
the world out ring history written on This Coas, An.
other day. " ~ N'"ss 'ne
Manuel Ortiz fullblooded Mexican boy firm, r, cno
lai "hch Is IN Lower California won the hantamxe,yht
title BY beating the tar out of Lon Salca
Mshue rugged KID who can o..
esNssh n isnt history 10 win clean-cnt world tn,
MeNesn however have been ssua rnss,.r, II w. 40
back over the tran bit and eye the pic,ur. -
Probably the most outstanding
Herrera and joe Rivers nghtweighs Of he lonr arc
Since then prominent Mexeon glove sladao~. -. p.., -
tega lilly hid Herman Baby Arizmend Bert clm. - ..,,a a.
peter ones Of scores Of erown-skinned
Herrera, who fought in DAYS nj IA, >.,.aa u ~. .
: lived e'e"' 'e'
He was the cigar smoking puncher hit Ba, Nelson N. ~
able Dane and onetme champion his nfe story
said he remembered squealing like pig
The blow delivered Mont in the aav. uh.n p,
MAS Wild and ~ooy Far Western Stanley Ketshe
the immortal mddlewegh champion off on hi, eoor and
Rivers figured the fights a. tim,
the double Joe and then Grammar IA
.wolgast n California -
Referee Jack WEIGH on the mat zach victim
right hand.
Without moments STONED h.u,d
= olgast to his feet and counted
He Rivers therefor. Wo,r.
was entitled to the benefit of the
= And he stuck 10 his
That was the closest perhaps fbooded
20 winning a world title
Mexican fighters speed and
have terrific hitting power
might has to
that Mexican fighters will might
have started something.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
Pitchers Have
Baiiers Dizzy
Seven OF Sundays
Comes Shuiouts

>EN YORK Manufacturer II
major leag,se haseealls have saugh;
n prove with facts and figures
that the halls In use today have
not lost their ring and are Just
as lively az ever. What they ca
not refnte. however. II the general
potency Of pitchers m both major
leagues and the corresponding "
poor batting marks OF scsers!
slugEers
The rs games PLAYED yester-
dsy In the majors provide m
almost perfect illustration
Seven WIRE shuteufs and six
were si,-hit Jobs. There wss
one two-hifier. = thtee hitter,
four four-hitter. and \ fixe-
hitter. The others were
seventh Job. . nine-hlt per-
formance and an lI-hit affair.
Only IL homers were hit. four
IN the American league. the slug
gers circuit.
Tex Hughson. basehalfs hottest
pitcher. provided one OF the best
jobs, raeking up his nth victory
and 18th in a row. 40 on four
hits. In the first game of double
header that the Red sox won from
Philadelphia. Joe Dohson equalled
his team mates performance with
a four-hit. 10 triumph in the
Venerable Ted Lyons checked in
with a three-hit masterpiece per-
haps his last performance before
entering the army-as the Whit.
Sox beat the Indians. 81 In the
first game OF douhleheader. Jim
Bagby won his l4th and gained tho
Tribe an even break by pitch
ing a 10. i0-inning shutout in the
YANkS DIVIDE
The Yankees divided their sery-
ce relief doubleheader with the
Senators before 6e.135 fans at the
stadium. Jimmy Vernon drove In
five runs In the Senator'S 10 tri.
lmph in the opener but the Yanks
gained an even break at thu ex-
pense of Buck Newsom, registering
4 so decision behind the six-hit
pitching of Ernie Bonham IN the
st. Louis Browns increased their
fourth-place advantage over the
Tigers to four games. taking both
ends OF a service charity double
header. 81 and Az 10 inningsD,
before $4,000 fans.
The Cubs slapped = pair of
shutouts on the Reds by so
scores. Claude Passeau author
ed his nth win with a nine
hit chore In the opener. but
Lon Warneke topped that
with = two-hit job In the
nlghtcap for his ninth win.
The Phils snapped wins with the
Braves. Al Jayery ehalked up his
nth straight and 18th triumph for
he Braves with 81 decision In
he opener. RUDE Melton blanked
he Braves with four hits for q
20 win in the nighteap.
Brooklyn increased Its league
cad to Ia games by winning two
games from the Giants. % 10
nnings), and rs five inningai.
while st. Louis split with Pitts
Durgh.
The Pirates pummeled Harry
sumbert. Mort Cooper ana Howie
krist for II hits. including
homer by Elbie Fletcher IN The
eighth. defeating the Cards So
Dickson doled out four hts and
the Cards won the nighteap. 3-2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
Two Ring Greats Pass On :. .

Dispatches three lines each last week
the deaths OF Two former professional boxers who had reach
One was Charles Walter eddie Hanlon of San Fran
CISCO the other Ernest Cutler Price of Indianapolis Indiana
The younger generations read perhaps merely glanced
at the names and let it go at that.
But odmers who read the brief dispatches their
said:
boy, if they could peak
what mincemeat they'd make
Hanlon featherweght lightweight
San Francisco and the greatest of all old
fine fighters.
dgnifed
for ring action 30 Price picked the name of Jack Dillon
which reputation skill
generaship.
Because battered hulk heavies he
tabled The Giant Killer And that too what he really
weight throne that Honest John Kelly New York offered
inches tall 10 pounds In
weight could beat Willard feet better and weighing 26o
pounds
. But there acceptance Keuys challenge
Dillon had the big figured out properly.
Bob Edgen editor and artoonst asked
Jack how he beat the giants, and Jack said;
well Mr. Edgren box the fighters and fight the boxers
: 1t successful bit of strategy
Among the heavyweighs Frank Moran the Pitts
"Mary Ann. was Moran right hand swing
galore good enough to go
with Johnson the Negro champ and keep off the
floor old black masters attack
Dillon fought them all his day and what Iartas the were
When Dillon lost to the late Tacoma he
the Dillon old He was just part of Dillon
Jack st Leo gymnasium at 18th and Yakima avenue
Dillon fought all his day and what tsars there were
then Frank Klaus McGoorty Chip and the like
Fighting Greats at Is -.
When YOU speak of Hanlon we'll the tragedy OF his
career hits YOU smack between the eyes.
At Is he fighting tough ones and al ID and II even
tougher than the tough He was hghtng some OF ,he
greatest of all time Abe Attell Young Coroett VINO
kayoed Terrible Terry McGovern Frankie Ne another oah
Francisco immortal. for instance. - -.
Hnon tender in there with nose masters o
Imagine! Just boy In short pants but
what fighter
been brought carefully and properly he g~
have become the greatest lightweight He had everything
any champion except physical development when 1t was
sorely
He beatF Frank ell " just Is years old
fromth Hanon rnshed p ms
handlers against seh Jockey bennett Cor
Nelson; Moran
Took Nelson ~ ROUNDS To stop nan
after and had him. started him down
wonder odmes heads when they read those
No they said
Dillon could return 10 the fight
game Of odav and come in like they their peaks
If they only could
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
SkiHs Beaten
In Two Tits

The unprsdlelshle san FfsneEseo
Seals yesterday hsivsd . twin hill
with the Los Angeles Angels while
the second plaae Sacramento club
swept iis douhls-h header with the
san Diego Padres. CLOSING tAs zap
stlll more between she lsaFas.lss
ina sersphs and the ard-drisinK
solons
The >~als. .sArrrit rated -
. threat Ia The mighty Angels.
Lost tho opener s-1. and wan
the finale "a The s.isu. ran
sinaed 10 ssr ~ The Anssls'
heel. b, hamhliaK sh~ trisr..
50 and 81. and capturing the
series. -.
Portland spanked Seattle twice.
~ and 80. grabbing the series
~ hollywood shared ia double
header with Oakland. snnexlng tho
first gam. b-t and dropping The
second IL IN seven innings.
First game
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Lillard Joins
Sacramento Cub

SACRAMENTO. ~. 1he -
fzn<nfa b~s&h~ii rizsb. h neeco1
plsss - IN pseifix comee teeGuo
enters th~ hsm< seys<en. no11s9ey
pafehams Gems LlItse1. thie4
i,as<nxa. plfshsr frpu Nn<toe1oe.
- nens - h1eoev = -
s1soeaew - ~ C~aa1 tonGDe
hesi~e pts,e1 ~ - AnGr1ps
- - Tsen<teee heeeee -
sa1s - ~ n>njps~.
steve nesoer ~ilf sniff exef -
se<on1 1855 70 fsil In fex ~ ~
5slrrsi fs<n& Hsnas<r.
rxxAs iEA0uE
zen ussss ~ 0ntnknma c>1r
III.
nss~s~r><s = nsssss~& -
psne1.
Tut~s IA fDeilns -.
- Anasr~ks -. nrnsm~ue 81
souru.sss MISSIONARIES
Afiasts ia NV 0xtnnns -
ss~hsiis~ III. ssemoofs 81
n6rmsssk~m-G netens~~eA 49,
rss~6-
Ixssl~ s~ek- sssAvllA> psa>psar4
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roo Much ooNyEksArloN

bOStD< ~ Manager iran =
Frlseh Of tns Plttsbssrxh Fir&tss
claims one Of the GREATEST d<isys
In baseball 10 due 70 tins chzt-ehat
between hitter. catcher and mnpsfs
over almost every e&lied stF1ke<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25

Yesterdays aGpt'1.Ts
nreskisn 81. New twvk ~
first xssa~ ~ teslses. seessa
innsnn.b.
~. Isass s-a. rsss~h~sua -.
thlsaas 50. fieeInaaat 80.
Bsss.n SO. rhslsdeIpkls ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25

FF7ITFFT1T u III WN7T1ET-
: summary Iunlnse nitfAsa Gohen
81 Llaks = nsffast y 81 hat. Oft
Gghsn .. uNfFeft . hits. gff f6heH 2
Barrett b earned runs off Goigen 4
Barrett Z baAes Ga balls off Gohsn
Barrett ssElssDssta. ~ fonsn
D. Barrett bais ~ Gohan /.
hit br pitcher norbert BY Barrett
isfs On bases PoFtlana q seattle
neg. shfee kass hit TefkesssA hss1tss
run Norbeft stolen bAe White
players walking norlseff neffsta
1ANfenns. Collins. White fnns bsl1esi
in oil Lawrence Ufs4sman Haffetk.
Norbert ! double pisss Mlsfasss ~
Tsaasn0HI Tins ! hsstFa 10 minutes
umgirss. Kdsafas ana kngsin.
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Summary AatNtf4t2 t*As ~
= i55bsf ss F4tzAs Ifsks ) Bio
nles ! = bal ~ q h8ssl ~ Fstxks
A4oke a baaH3ek a fssAs eff
5<h4lsi Z Fafxke 4 Lake 3 nikz III
- hssisss ~ FsskNs 3 fshfe 9 bsAs
AK sNsEee fans u1f s&Euhsf D
y bas + sA<ssfs2z al1x. ST ssssfs !
Hana4sx Basez aa balls ~ hEhHs
III I5n4e bI1niek = ssg5sS1sffes
- seA4seg Hs4a4fn a N4nnfx
gI1efaY Afhatss ssaiNK Diss aer
ffDks tsfs en- sases Portland , -
s1tss D vasxes1 BALL ks4fss t~1-
taAs N5Lz 1fse1ts pan Z. Nfsf ~ tsf4s
s.5fsa 2EA3t4 GsassAstt sxeslfsee kfss
H4s@a Z ssotan A@aea. Oh white
F.aFsFs uain3nE BeFs9H Brown hafr
sssrt he8ufssl Efna neTxsEf0p Iegs
si4b ntsckis f4na eaytAe m ACFpsTt
q EsesgasseFn = t@sslfn. ksDNn MAJ
70 hlefsite aoa&Die p1&f&-~ftyeei-
gsnn - .iefnssf Anueei 70 fhfsAs ps<sfl
- Barton. Bafteu . TfsGksoasef..
Tine / - JmpaFss. Knzein ard K1s
Nasds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25

SUMMARY
"A hits runs of Garland IN 5
Innings 4 hlts 2 runs off HICKS ID
gIIns responsible for Garland
ina ? smith STRUCK oat D.
Garland smith Bases on bail
OF Garland p Hicks Smith III
b. pitcher Rlrhafds - HieEs Vic
pitches Garland smith. Hsfks
eft On bass SPOKANE g Snism 2.
49, hts Ha.sfFonu smith Rich
efds. Runs bsftsd 30 Eaeeola. Lin
lukef. smith z Taofnlna. Hifsafass
petsTasn. 2 Elliott RoBDes Cslitenna
eaiktrou Sacrifices Cameron atoisu
nAses AYsTs Double piafs. BHsepsA
- Puillns q Burcola faIiins .
stAfnpef - Bueeoiz Tint. J -. ums
pirsa Moran and FeKsiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25

NETHERLANDS KHssl1.Tn
I.sssissiiie I'll. tislUsueess -.
sGilssuhs~ -. seisseepetts -.
~. Paul ~. hssse~ CltY III.
Tst~sis SO. Indianapolis Ill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
Turf Eyes Of Coast on Sundays SO 900 Mil
Record Crowd
Is Expected
Field = nopidly
Narrowing 70 Few

N<xs m.nr sparta .lsraellen q
- Northwest -. ~ thnt nolllr.
~ cseet. !. ~ eio.nee Leneo<rea
nsl@
mai tarf ~.srHv.s.an j. $500
aisa ~ n<1t narHas. Aus. -
-. fs<ld - ~ - ~ = -
su~saa fefz1lr.
sr Jeffrey ssepe>1 - . neIl
cut
NJ riaaA ni.rp1 ~ - - -
hny. ~. - Wi nj e>mppea
rlrhy narnh fnllp1 u r~>ne -
Il expeeint1eae h ~ fItnl es1In1
Ard = - ~ nl1plieen
Neal Arti<le 80 isIursd - -
ssfeyeaA
when l>sv-. ~ hH>y ssass>us
Ilhe lhie.
tamD~ vumre. toveonpA
n<.s t~o- ve66DuA pp~cD>
rrnn~eesn. eoomC1ns - ~.
~ ('s1uuno1A rnnnpso =
tbs~s npsvsI ~ WInpnun -.
less IAa11A - - ~. -
~ utnsuno - t,>lvDpe -
And lAat \ > fe<mi1nnle fIet4
sArahss = pFuvt1tan hoa1o1 erHB-
pesltisn ard ~ - ~ - mlIoo
IN t.enaa
n hsneosy.
Twilight raeina tntne ~ nonta
Wednesday. 7husu1av ~ p31oy
q this wssn. Ina afIsspeen vueln1
~ SATURDAY 81 In ~ ~
uoo mile.
necaa.s - - much ln~es He~ep
In sv~ryeeay's ps<hete. ehoanee
ere bright Tor reeesd mtte -
ttAdsnft.
Y. rs. '. ~ s';.@.s' - =
rsas1 :. ~ t~,,s~es p~<ss ssuss
s..sss ,ssss 80 ~ ss -
49, 81 s . ~ ..iii,h -
iaena k1nla sttes -
4; 4; ;;'i q; : i y y =! =
sseesp-s;ss,. 80 ( - -
s.yses~ee11e 80 ~ sf,1pt4 -.
Mte4ie npeq9 flt1i -
&c lss 10 49,.
~. ;s;s:g ., ;::.'' A.. .E ~
H1nh. lssH ~. ul1ka 10. N@(@o
ssmns. dle<'sns nIIs
rp1lpIs~spr> miles p4sse l1e4l -
n isss .ss". ss ia ~ - 80
s s.5s ~ 4s,s lila 8
ntnsm Hssnsnv Mss ~. - NJ
pas<ses. fn1nsIs. 6etk<16.
fOaluTM,--<Due ~f)ol oer1e C111l -
y. ,sss's nssai q; Ana ss ~ - II
a. Z; ;l y: . ~: \ W." .s.., e..'..!1
' n; 7; ;..' \; &C.. Il:
fsv1N -~sosls 80 III 1880 uorpf
s s.sss.sssss ,iss, 80 ,is -
rsiss, Nv dIf. - - W
ye~Hsts - 4sSsy ne. mo1la 49,
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PACING coAsi teAcua

fHNTGRDAfsn INSULTS
fertteea a. s>assnp 81
lss Angetes "A. nan ernnetsre
Is
ssssanpeets 81. - uDteu. 81.
k~llsuse< 81. bnhoonA 81.
DeoW nxaeua nfANu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
. LEAGUE
LEADERS

Bhtsss HuH< NuIskHtes - -
OF utsstss - k<lAsf tsnsees =
IL. DsA3xs1s. fsnsees. -. naHs
Hua.s Nl1itsms ne1 san iuf D.
Manic. fsnkses. - otts 0Ieates -
dfs npenes 1<nsk0xs. Eey FNe&f
n<a sra. lsi slsusntsf. Gssass ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25

" II Ef1sT8. ~ sd cztss. ss
a h Petersen. ~ ~ 4 irNla. -
Lso HsilY. - ye~ Hsitfnzn 1r ~
q q Jennings ~ BID Rogers. -
- Hallinz@r ~. Joe Thompson 81.
q johnson 30 jim Cfa~f1Fc -
s8ssa If@8a. - ~ Roger - Bo4s
HsfI9H 90 IL ~ Cornwall - ~
. 4 oufflth ~ i@s saBIssFf lid
~ DIN johnson -
- Akssf
, d frHiB. - o4fi1n Thompson
IL . r. Adams - . n OsNeeg. II.
a Anderson II. Ken sMudsrn ~.
AT Aslaky. 70 Joe Hsfsno&n - IL
p johnson e Capt Blszsil, u.
BIZ sally, 10. q. Forester. 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
SUMMARY

Losing pitcher OHM e hits .
rlns OF OP1gnn ia IA oEs Eft 70
rzuk OF KITE - Q pius- Runs re-
sp0ussBas for . Fffna 6odsfbafx
EfFark out. D. H0dsfelsff T.
Ezzez On DziIs. OF DFignu Eittls
4. BoderburF LIT On DsHes. spp-
2 LaieN Pszfi5Hss l<lntuser hans
Datts1 IN Cameron. Men. Pujitns
Tsofmins I<lngnRsT RoDoe Sac
fifice Sslsfronr Double play soeer-
b1rz y Richards Tine. 20. I'm
p.rez. REGIS a1d Morzu-
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Yesterdays nGsufTn
New Yssk 81. Wnnhinatss -
tseesad ssuse ~ inntnGsl.
ns-tss ~. rhsIaselphtn 80.
t'hteaxs SO. Cleveland ~ thirst
game frW inrlnK~l.
~. Lsuts ~. D~sssst 10 sfts~t
ran~ Ten iestnksb.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25

Rochester, So. Jersey Gay r.
Toronto so. Baltimore 81.
Montreal SIS. Buffalo 80.
Syracuse Sc, Newark 81.
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Coast Scores

t3fsf Ksmss
In. Asreles eit tee ete-~t II J
<sa Fssssi.rs leo els sse-x - :
prfm and Todd. emmpt,<ii 81
ssutx Seat. ~ ard spfsns
s.a ssisg. 80 80 ist--7 , =
Sacramento So go oss--s "a :
Dansa. PoffsnD~sxsr ca. Fsissss
~ and fssIiiassf FfslsAs and
Ausiler. Marshall ~.
oslsaa sls RS ise 81 - !
tfsllsssss sol sez sis i.--s > !
D1bssi ard Ealmen<ils Gay. till-
cher 90 and Atwood
seeosa games
axs Jssgs ses iss sss~--i , :
zzsr.a~nis 80 81 ssi---z - !
Olsen. Brown ~ ard bsi<sia.
fAonneliy and Masiisr
Oakland ..... s3i 3sa s~~5 - =
ftsslBf ssss,I 49,. see sts e-~l .
Aasesaon and hzsmnaal. Fssss
sasi fsssHz<l.
~. ssx~ie~ .sis sss isi---s ~ ,
san Fs.ssl.es efs sio ffi.-s . .
Lynn. CsArAsn lsl. ksffsa3D<f-
ger 90 and Tod: kpp~rsy. Len
tsl. stusz ~. joyce 90 and pxfs-
agNaki.
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Distant Rivals
In Semi Ball

WICHITA. Kan.=The Northrop
Bombers Of Hawthorne. Calf. and
the Milwaukee. Wis. Heils both
war plant teams. meet today II
the feature game Of the National
Semipro Baseball tournament
Northrop eliminated the CoYing-
ton. Va, Premiers. Is 70 l.
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Your postmaster osn tell you
how 70 invest IN q. 8. WAR
BONDS.
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slss,tsa fef faFfssf IN ninth.
bnattsd fqf kin4 N ninth
sastaAa fnE h4szsa n ns9An
dHAn fnf EfAfse ill ninth
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You help yourself when you buy
Z. S. War Bonds.
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o's<a. i'fosn ssl and s@izs'
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fb1stx znlst1 teSi n11eeex 49, -
tFezf. Eo<t
tSAsf = ~ f~sts~~5 p~<ss t1uet
1-1est .~t5s 80 tp1 e1o@u@qo
pAsty 1o1tit TIA - - ~ -
1nx1&as 11fs stio5 -
i4aHa M4I1 ttf9s -
1tssnpe II u<sef uN1>nN N4okIs
ptsfn< T1Me IL 49, ~. @l~
g. l.' 80: "a = - - - \
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
DR.. Ernest Wagner
Now in Charge Of
Fl. Peck Hospital
By Courier Correspondent

FORT PECK-D DR.. Ernest A.
Wagner, successor to DR.. D. j. Stu
der who leaves shortly for Mime
apolis, arrived last Thursday 10
take charge of the Fort Peck hosp
ital. Mrs. Wagner, accompanied him
but will return to California TO get
their son, 6, and daughter, 5. She
will return to Fort Peck in about
a month.
DR.. Wagner was graduated from
the college of Medical E~vangelists
in Los Angeles and Iona Linda,
Calf. in 1894. Following graduation
he was granted the surgical resi-
dency at the White Memorial hosp
ital in Los Angeles and remained
there until 1887, when he, his wife
and children went to Canton,
China.
In China, DR.. Wagner was asSoci-
ated with the Canton sanitarium
and hospital until 1910. On his re-
turn to the United States he joined
the staff of the Paradise Valley
sanitarium and hospital at Nation
al City, Calf, where he resigned to
accept the Fort Peck position.
DR.. Studer, who was in charge
of the Fort Peck hospital for the
past two years, will do further work
in surgery at the Abbott hospital
in Minneapolis. Mrs. Studer and
children left two weeks ago.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
REBEKAHS
CONVENTION
OCTOBER 10
State Officer Will Be Guest at
District Meeting in
Glasgow.

The district convention of the
Rebekah order will be held in Glas-
gov Oct. 10. and Mrs. Ann Mcbride
of Anaconda, state warden will be
guest of honor, according to plans
made at a meeting of the local
lodge Monday night. Mrs. Ross Dorr
presided.
Mrs. Dorr was elected delegate
from the local lodge to the con-
vention. Meetings will be held in
the Odd Fellows hall in the after
noon and evening and a banquet
will be served at the Methodist
church parlors at $50. Delegates
from Froid, Saco and Culbertson
are expected. There will be initia-
ton at the evening meeting.
During the social hour Monday
night a trio of young women in
negro costumes sang several songs.
They were Miss jeanette Rowland,
Miss Eleanor Burger and Mrs. Hazel
Myxter. Luncheon was served by
Mrs. E. L. Mcpherson and Mrs. H.
r. Bjorklund.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Student Volunteers
Of Hinsdale Top
100 Acres Beets
BY Courier Correspondent

HINSDALE@Work crews of high
school students under Hinsdale high
schools cooperative plan have top
ped and loaded nor than $50 tons
of sugar beets during the week the
plan has been in operation, accord
ing to Principal r. r. Daley, who
is supervisor. Thirty-two students
are now working in the beet fields
in crews of eight members each.
A crew of boys and a crew of
girls are both topping and loading
in fields near Hinsdale, while two
other crews are leading only. so
far, the youngsters have worked at
the John Hentz, F. l.. Westrum and
K. o. Stolen farms, but they will
be available for other farmers need
ing them, Mr.. Daley says. The
crews are made mostly of freshmen,
sophomore and junior students,
since most of the seniors, registered
but not yet attending school, have
been in the beet fields since the
harvest began.
School sessions are staggered to
permit the students to get some
class instruction in each subject.
The crews Of youngsters attend
school forenoons and work in the
fields afternoons.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08

SUBSTATION
OCTOBER Is
Glasgow Will Be One of Five
Points Where Navy VIII
Station Men.

HELENA-Lieut. John F. Biehler,
commander of the naval recruiting
service for Montana, announced
five new recruiting substations will
be opened in the state by Oct. Is.
The new stations, to be located at
Havre, Glasgow, Glendive, Miles
City and Plentywood, are expected
to swell the number of enlistments
in Montana to even greater num-
bers.
Men for recruiting duty were
listed at the Helena station in Aug
ust and were sent to San Diego.
Calf, for preliminary training.
The Glasgow station will be To-
Gated in the postoffice building.
Lieutenant Biehler announced
that E. Benjamin Ulberg, formerly
CT Helena, will be in charge of the
Glasgow station.