La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1932, City Edition, Page 7, Image 7

LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. '
Friday, July 15, 1932
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HOT LAKE
PERSONALS
By Harriet MjteDoi.uJd t
(Observer Correspondent)
HOT LAKE ' (Special) Four-year-old
Doris. Miller, daughter ot John
Miller, of Cove, reoelved av distress
ing Injury to her hand and spent a
day In the hospital here last week.
This small patient astonished all who
saw her by the smiling courage with
which she met her pain.
Dr. Ray Murphy, ot La Grande, who
lc suffering from a painful attack
of acute arthritis, Is steadily Im
proving. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Miller, of La
Oranae, accompanied by Miss Muriel
McKlnley, teacher of English In a
Los Angeles high school, paid a visit
to friends in the hospital, ou. Monday
evening.
On- Thursday evening, Miss Helen
Moor, Bess Duke, Lois. Nelson and
Dorothy Eberhard, all of La Grande,
paid a visit to friends at the sana
torium. Mrs. Dorothea Johns recently had a
brlet but Interesting trip to Yellow
stone pari;. In driving to Idaho Falls
for- her son, Robert, she added, two
days to the trip and included the
park.
Joe Murphy, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Winnlfred Murphy, of
Lou Angeles, and Miss Jesse DeViney
and Miss Kathleen O'Rourke, of Hot
Lake, &penfc the weekend at Spokane
and vicinity.
Two old; friends of the. anna tori unit
Mrs.. Fred Deno and Mrs. M McCon
neJi, of- Caldwell, who. had formerly
tipent; many months at this place,
made a brief call in passing. Mrs.
Deno was on. her, way. to. Wallowa
lake and. Mrs. McConnell was re
turning from her son's graduation
f,rom Idaho State college at M.scw,
If the days are too hot for pic
nicking, there is another way. to. man
age and that Is to use the evenings.
A very pleasant occasion of this kind
yas a' picnic given by ' Mrs. Casper
and the day nurses, Miss O'Rourke,
Miss Clara Fries, " Mrs. Ethel Cahill,
Miss C. RJordan, Mrs. Helen Yard
strom, and Miss Jesse DeViney in
honor of two sanatorium guests, Mrs
Murphy, ot Nam pa. and Miss Norma
Glsent of Honolulu. The group left
abputr 7:3p.- and motored to ly lovely
spot on Catherine creek, knpwn as
Presbyterian Flat where they spread
their evening meal and later, sat
around; a bonfire telling stories and
eating watermelon, until a late hour.
They returned well pleased' with the
success of their patty, although not
even one "mere. mon' had been per
mitted, to Join their ranks.
Mr. and. Mr. W. R. Miller, of- Spo
kane, are . at tho. sanatorium resting
and taking baths. Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ler arc friends of Ellis.. Hale, of Wal
lace, who is, ty frequent visitor, and
patient at this place.
L. J. Skaggs of; the. Skagg? Stores,
in Portland, spent a few days, at he
sanatorium. He was accompanied by.
his friend, Geo, Wi Jackson. They
are both enthusiastic golfers and like,
many other sanatorium, guests, found;
much pleasure at La. Grande's coun
try club. Ms. Skaggs. planB to. re
turn soon for an extended course of
Mrs. H. K. O'Brien's many friends.
In La'1 Grande-will be glad to know
that she has recovered sufficiently
to be moved to the home., of. her
daughter, Mrs. War.ren qilberfj, where
she 1? continuing to Improve, untlj,
ready to return, to. Her home a,t Pon
dosa.' QilD(t's mothctr, Mrs.
Ella Gilbert had also been visiting
in the Gilbert home, but the two
Capt. A. L., Anderson, of 2249
9. Sycamore Ave, Los Angeles, says
tor 18 years he took every kind ol
medic ne for stomach trouble and that
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HART. SCHAFFNER
MARX SUITS
$25 Suits
Now
. $18.85
$30 Suits
Now
$23.85
$35 & $ 10
Suits Now
; $28.85
One lot, one of a kind, a
wonderful buy, if you
find your size.
$9.95
4 'n""'."" t" M-
mothers had only a few days to
gether, as ,Mr- QUbert left, on Sun
day for, her home In Colorado.
TOWN C1KT8 FlItKT LETTER
DEI.lYtiliKD BY All'HL.VNE
DQWNIEVILUC, Cal. W This vil
lage has received Its first mall deliv
ered by. airplane. It was a letter for.
Marion Cheek.
Tho, postman ; didn't deliver It to
her either because It was dropped,
in her backyard. The pilot, Al Yon
dc.U, came roaring over the old min
ing camp, circled around for a few
minutes and released a small
weighted- parachute which landed
near Miss cheek's residence. The let
ter was attached.
Jimmy Foxx, Philadelphia Athletics1
first baseman, who is leading the
majors In homers, weighs 180 poundB.
Gamblers Throw
$Y.'tl'Sl8: Jerry Calhoun. c ha
has .Veen trailing " Umpy Aah
tvuod'a. nanu of kidnapqra. arrives
at Astiwouil'a iatand htiadqudrtera,
hoping to he believed a imatawuy.
He has. flown- to a nearby island
with a dfiteclive ami i friend.
A ah wood ia hohlino prisoner
Kane Went worth, abducted over
Jaru't defense, aud five, men.
CUaptet 17:
HOBNfjT'S NEST
"I'VE been reading the newspa-
pers. Mr. -hut you, haven't In
troduced yourself," said Jerry.
"How neglectful. pfaiei" apolo;
cled. the. cripple,. "I am called
! Impy As.hwqpd,"
t "(Sorry,:- Jerry. tlOf)fs bis head
thoughtfully. "That doesn't- mean
a thing to me. But, as I started to
explain, I do read- the newspapers
and I'm afraid that I've stumbled
into a hornet's nest. There are a
lot Qf people In this country who
would like to be Introduced to Miss
Wetitworth, and, Qneshot IUccl,
. r,lght now."
i "Then I'm sure you'll under
. stand,"' murmured Ashwnod suave
' ly, "why you may as well- settle
down to' become a member In good
standing ,of o,ur. little, bouse-jarty,"
Jerry grinned, ruefully, and, nod
. deiL Then, be patted his dripping
' clothes suggestively.
"A thousand pardon si" ex
clolniei). the cripple. "Alfred, show
Mr. Peftbpdy to. li)s copm Instantly.
, We'll complete the Introductions, at
your convenience.".
The first oblique shaft of' morn
I ing sunlight snapped Jerry out of n
sound night's sleep. ' For i mo
ment he gazed. In bewilderment
around the plain, comfortably, fur
nlslied room! Then, with a wide
! grit) ot- anticipatory qxrltenien.lt he
lenped out ot bed and strode to the
window. The Gulf of Mexico was
: an Infinitely vast- lake of molien
hU.ve4.slUihtpqrlnc0ilnder the ,elp4il-.
less sky. Another hot day was In
dlcated for not the slightest whis
per or wind rippled the surface ol
the water.. The palms. Ica.iied this
way, and that is. though dlHr.'ui.r
n'ged and, weary. Tlielc Iqavcs. vjoie
dry., browning al the. tips. ,
No wonderT LIiourIiL Jerr,y, these
people were unstrung and ready to
leap lor one another's throats at
the nicker, ot an eyelid. Never,
even during those last hectic days
at the front when pilots came In
from patrol cursing at the tops of
their xqlqes, hod hq"'kn.o(n such
nervous tension.! f,x,'-
A.H evening, as the' "guests" had
sat about thq living room bq had
expected to witness a riotous out
break among the fidgeting, taut
nerved men. Lucci' and Mallory,
their puffed and bruised faces, covr
ercd with bandages, regarding each
other wtlh malevolent eyes, greedy
for an opportunity "to. finish the
struggle of the evening before.
Those two strange, silent men,
Martin and, Williams, gazing stead
tastly at Miss Wontforth with ex
pressions in their sombre eyes
which caused the dyer to watch
them more, closely than he did the
others, Liifcl and Mallory, what
ever they may have been before
coming to the Island, were uoiv
savages, knowing It and not car
ing.. But what damage the heat
and the, unnatural atmosphere of
the place had done to Martin and
Williams was not so evident. They
would bear quiet watching.
That devil. Ash wood, had
lounged in his chaise longue, ploy
ing updh their nerves as an organ
ist manipulates his banks of keys.
A dozen times during the hot, In
terminable, evening, Jerry bad
tensed b,!s musoles. expecting the
victims of thq cripple's thrusts, to
break Into a murderous frenzy and
run amuck. But always, at the
very last instant before an out
break. Ashwood would smooth the
other's ruffled nerves and turn his
attention to the next. Only two qf
all those who bad dwelt in thai
bouse tar many days seemed un
moved by bis verbal efforts to
arouse their anger. Hamilton, con
centrating upon his. everlasting
solitaire, answered the cripple's
quips carelessly, seeming to regard
them as only slightly Irritating In
terruptions tq the vastly more Im
porlant business of placing one
card upon another. And Nancy
somehow came through the evening
unscathed. Alhwood'a sallies In
ber direction did not- cut to tbe
raw. Tbey were kinder, perhaps.
At any rate, the girl held ber own
without great difficulty..
Jerry had not sought an oppor
tunity tq explain his presence to
her. At dinner, be bad surprised
her studying his face thoughtfully
and, meeting ber eye, had seen her
shake her head ever so slightly,
then ,'ook away. So. be knew that
she recngulzed him and was warn-
Man Advertises
For Wife; Sends
$500; Me Boat
MONTREAL, July. LB WV-Here is,
the story, of a man, a, woman, and q
photograph,
Henry PrysJty came from, one. of
the Central European, countries, to
Quebec, somp years ago, took, up land,
cleared it and, in time, built hlmselX
a cottage.
Hetsald to hjmself:, "Noy( the only
thing lacking is a wife. A good,
strong girl from the old country, one
whet Isn't arajd of hard work.'
He wrote out an advertisement and
Bent it to a newspaper, in his home
country. The. result was a deluge of
applications.
All the girls except one described
by ExiAtcuLt L. AdanuL.
Ing bleu to. make uo slip tliajl, vyuiflit;
betray blni.
It was w(Jtli much regret that be,
gave up hope of drawing ber, aside,
fnr a tpvt moments conversation be,
fore Biuory a,nd Stevens priclpl-,
tuled a b attle royal; Slia could
have told blm, bow, many guards'
patrolled the, beacli, how many ma
chine guns could be expected tq
open fire upon the airplane, and
where, perhaps, would be the must
likely, place (or him to start n. roy
to take tho defenders' attention
away, from the approaching mono
plane,. ' ' '
. He. know., ol a qertaliily, that, the,
extraordinary Aaliwood did, iiit her.
Ileve ills Ingenuous, story of being;
caat aYiy- upon the neighboring
Island.
He did not underestimate. lit
the least, tho difficulties before
him. Ashwuod would be' warned
by his. suspicious, visit and; would
undoubtedly, see that bis guards
did not relax, their, vigilance. This.
AsMwood was no heavy-fluted mo
ron;, he. wne. infliilteiy niqrq'daii:
goroua as. an eueuiy. . ; ....
Jerry knew that the moat- prac
tical plau would be to. and. some,
,way, to, signal his, fr.lejidg to. fly, q
:the nearest town and secure ade.
quale assistance from the authori
ties. 8ii t,, young, reckless
and headstrong, he . resolutely,
pushed;, lbs cpii.victlon away.
Suddenly, he stiffened Id alarm.
The familiar, bark of. a powerful
motor, bqa.t into, bis. ears, its
throbbing roar, mounted as It re
sponded' to,' an. advancing throttle
uutll, the. entire, bouse, seemed, to
vlbrale. Then. , dying, down, it
popped and back-ttred unevenly.
Jerry's, flrsi, impulse, tm -o ru,sh
to the porch to signal to the sllver
wingod' monoplane. But after the
first Instant of IndeclBlon, he real
ized that he was listening to Ash--wood's
amphibian In ber hangar
-the inlet. -He dressed, hastily
n ; ti (Til u r r I e d foii f in i e' ftffg f a n t
morning air just in time to see the
odd-shaped plane taxi siowly to the
' channel anil take off toward.' the
south. Ho . stood on the porch, his
hands clenching the rail, 'watching
the amphibian's rising flight,
What a fool he had been to un
derestlmnte Ashwood's shrewdness
and not to' know that he would
make an effort to check up 'on his
story! I,t the amphibian continued
on iier presont course tor five min
utes her crew could not fall to see
the monoplane, whose bright wings
Would loom up in the sand like an
air marker thoughtfully placed
there to draw attention to the spot.
The white-coated steward ap
peared at Jerry's side and bowed
civilly.
"Mr. Ashwood's compliments,
sir, and will the gentleman kindly
join blm at breakfast?"
Jerry hesitated. He wished to
watch tbe courso of the amphibian.
But tbe steward waited as though
he, expected the summons to be
obeyed Immediately, so the pilot
nodded reluctantly and entered the
house.
In the long, dim dining room,
Asbwood awaited him, cool and Im
maculate In a suit of Chinese pon
gee. The large table, set with
places for two, was covered with
napery ot magnificent damask.
VGobd morning, Mr. ah Pea
body," smiled the cripple. "It is
so good of you to join me. Our
other guests will presently bave
their breakfasts In their rooms and
I dislike eating alone."
Jerry acknowledged the greeting
abseutmlndedly. He was listening
for the faint whisper oj the am
phibian's engine. Had It slopped
suddenly or bad It dwindled Into
silence. In the distance?
The soft-footed steward placed
an Iced grapefruit before blm. He
found that dosplte his disquiet of
mind, be hod not lost his appetite.
"Nice place you have here," he
observed politely.
"Isn't It? I congratulate myself
upon a happy thought when I pur
chased this house in sections and
bad It assembled here after my
plans. The, guests Inhabit the
west wing which leads off tbe liv
ing room. My ratber large staff
uses, the east wing and some liv
ing quarters over the hangar-boat
house. An admirable arrange
ment." Jerry grinned whole-heartedly.
There was something In the nerve
and thq Imagination of the fellow
that was very appealing.
"Mr. Peabody," said the other
unexpectedly, "were you ever In
tbe Air Service."
"Yes," admitted Jerry steadily.
"Why?"
"Did you. perchance, know Cap
tain Jerry Calhoun?"
(Copyright. Otot Prt,) -
! Jerry trapped, or cm t. II.
.ucccttfuilyr H. receive, a icrious
warning, tomorrow.
their qualifications. They, could milk
cows, drive a. plow rCjr pull it, U
ncfl, oe; they, could, nut,? outtcr,
bake bread and they knew how to
cook, scrub and. sew.
But the, letter which caught bis
bachelor- fancy promised none of
ttiestt things. IV was "beautifully
written," aa he said later. He ans
wered- it, asking (or, a photograph of
we wnior,
A photograph- arrived and com
pleted the conquest which the letter
had begun. J
The next letter from, the. old coun
try said tbe girl was' ready, tq-leave,
for Canada at any time, but woulo;
Henry, send 9StK with her ticket so
she. could buy a little trousseau.
Henry would, and did.' ' ',
When, tho ship on which she was
to sail reached Quebec he was. at the
docks, But, the bride, was. not ou
board.
Henry, tool; his troubles, to a law
yer. "Yjou have a picture of the lady?"
tho lawyer asked. ' "Let trie see It.'1
Henry handed It over.
It was a photograph of Greta
Oarbo.
Iowa State university lost as vet
eran athletes through graduation, this
spring, nine of them football players.
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AS smiles spread on web Duncy's
face, tho girl said, "I will
get a vase and put this bouquet
In it so the flowers vfllf last real
long.
"The odor of them scorns real
sweet. I hope that you think
them a treat and that they'll belp
you get real well and grow, to be
real strong."
"Of course I'll get real strong
again. I got In mlxups now and
then, but always come right out
of It," said Dnncy, with a' grin.
"Why, I have traveled 'round
the world and Into thrilling
things been hurled. You'd ho sur
prised, miss, if you knew of every
place I'vo been."
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rpHE.V Windy spoko tip, "Ooe,"
4- said ho, "I know where I
would like to be. Away up In
the drifting clouds, Just floating
In a piano.
"I wish you all wera with me,
too. Sky Dying Is real fun to do.
But, ghat's the uso of . wishing
wh"n our winning is In vain"
It wasn't very long until brave
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PARK, July IS on . W. Baumann
killed a snake.
" Nothing to boast about, of course,
he. JU'-tt up and killed it while be waa
examining a water, flume. It was a
rattler. Then hq walked on down
thq flume, a piece. Presently he re
turned, spotted the snake. Might be
a, good Idea, he ruminated, to cut
out the rattleaj and save 'em. He
leaned over, picked it up-
That, Is, to be truthful, he almost
picked It up. The Bnake buzzed. Bau
mann jumped, and quite soma dls
tanoe, The snaHe glided oft. The
snake, he had killed lay ten feet away.
VIM) ItIO NBEUH SUMVAY
BIO DE JANEIRO m A subway
lit Rio de JojjQlro has bqeu, recom
mended by an engineering commis
sion, which found the population, of
Brazil's capital and its suburbs to be
3,600,004. They,, suggested HI miles
of underground as, a starter,
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red stripes, the. colors ot Hitler's
"storm iroops,".are offered by a. gar
dener. In. thq. $rtc. mountains as. the
officio) Nazi, flower. Hq. calls the
bloom "Germany. Awakei''
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Duncy sold, "I'vo bad my fill of
staying In this little bed. I wish
I could get out.'
"I'm getting better right nlone.
Out In the n ir'H whom I belong.
Ple'aso' ask the doctor, someone
lie will let mo up, no doubt."
...
ttTJ7ELL., 1 don't know," some
" one replied. "Hut Mister
Doctor's right putsldo. I'll call
him In and ask blm, though he
may turn you down flat."
The doctor camo and promptly
said. "If you want frculi air, go
ahead and ride in my. big wheel
chair. Tbcro wilt bn no harm In
that."
Tho chair was pushed out by
the bunch. Then somenno bad tba
happy hunch to hitch a gnat up to
it. "Huyl That's dandy," puncy
cried.
The. goal was bitched up very
quick and Duncy's rldo turned out
real slick. It wasn't long till all
the rest Insisted on a ride.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALIj; Nice, home, 3 Sots, small
store, service station; 1800 will
handle, P. Q. Box 033. x 7-16-t f.
FOR SALE 6000 cabbago plants, Cop-
j enhagen and Bollheads, 3 per looo.
, Elgin Oreeuhqusq. 7-16-3 tp.
BLACK CAPS OOo and, raspberries 75c.
Bi'lnif your crates and pick them
yourself. H. C- Mulr, Cove. '
V 7-16-3, tp.
CO.yB, BEBSIlJSr-Noije better. yholQ
sals. or retail. No, order too large;
none top, small. Shoot 'em to, bp'.
Loice. ijove, or phone Cove, 72,
7-10-6 t.
Olt SALE PR RENX House and
lurisc lot, 100x00. U. Flue place for
orchard, berrle or ijardenlng. House
h?Wly papered. A oargaln for the
right party. Call Pnrmors 30X5.
7-1,4.-3 tp.
FOB SALE 103'. model Nash, light
six coach, in good condition, $200,
- Call Main 137, 7.-13-3. t.
EOIt SALsVfford pickup truck: good
condition. Will toko wood In pay-
: ment, 1023. Benton St. Ph. 330-J
or MiUn 60. 7-13-t f.
FOR 8 ALB Ott TRADftr-0 A. with lm-
provemenis. ivarniorA. "-'v- o-v-t. t.
OUR HOME FOR SALE. Cheap, 318-J
or 1001 0th St. fl-10-t f.
FOR RENT
FOR, RENT- - Three, room modorn
hoilKj, 1505-7th St. 7-16,-2 tp
4-RM. turn, duple, 508, Adams.
7-13-t t.
FOR RENT Garage, 10p7-6lh.
. 7-13,-0. tp
6-RM. FURN. HOUSE at cor,, at 1st
and Adams. t20.. SCO. U. W- Smith
at Fox Farnj, 7-11-0 tp,
'FOR RENT 7-rm. modern house, full
basement, hardwood floors. Mod.
, cratoly priced. Phone Main 680.
' ' 0.-3u.-t f.
STRICTLY MODERN 7-rm. house on
0th St. Inquire. 1405, N, or. phone
434-.J.
0-20-t f.
fOH RENT Nicely turnlshed room In
private Home, witn 01 witnout
meals, Mrs, Flnlay. Phone Main 607.
6-0-t f.
Miscellaneous
DO WELL BROS, OliBAW-UPWe Will
-olean- up - your ashes,; papers, -etc.
Phon 823.-J. " . '." ' ' ' 3-8-t f.
PORTLAND CAFE Meals at All
Hours. '26o to 36o. Coffee and dos
sort Included. 213 Depot St.
' 6-10-1 01.
EASTERN ORBUON (Jcuool ot Music,
violin. Dlano. voice. Credits, I, O. O.
V, temple. 447-f ((-0-1 m
LA OKANDB UAimtESS and Ophol.
, sterlng and ' Rug Cleaning Works.
Ph. 434-W.'Chaj. Edwards. Prop.
" 1 ' "' ""' 12-1-1 m.
PIANO EXCHANGE Wo will sell your
piano for you, placing It on dls
play In our store. You sot the price..
For complete details phone Mala
805. Radio and Muslo Supply Co,
7-8.-1 m.
MAKE QUICK PROFITS SELLING
World's cnampion fly killer. Sells on
sight. 1Q for. 26o. Every homo, store;;
and farm, a prospect. Advertised lit
Liberty. Sat. Eve. Post and farm
papors. Write now for frco samples
and details.
Graef-Cdwon Corporation
Oharls Bldg., Allentown, Pa, i1
7-16-1 t.
Marquette university will play six
basketball games with Western con
ference teams next winter. -
THE NEV FANGLES (Mom'n' Pop)
Chick J-Ias the Jitters!
r-r r- - f a
WHWS THE I I'M GETTING JUMPY. I J I'LL WN DOWN VOOO OEM31. 1 OUST 5
MWTER THWS I GUESS- EVCpy TIME: THAT KND ?EE NHKT kNON HE'4 WOBtJlM)
ONUV -THE UEU- WNG-5 1 CyPCCT "TO it IS y SlCV( MlOOT THAT
MAIUMAN! A HAVE THAT? FURNITURE HAN . OLO FURNITUPE . 1
XyyopTM BOWN ON VS sfV'A ILL. f
7 boeH IT iS A BILL FOB OUP" ' " C 1 WHEW! CHICK WILL ,
1 tACVt INSTALLMENTS -' SIMPLY COLLAPSE ir 1
VOUO COUNT IS VAST V HE SEES THIS 'WELL J
DUE PAYMENT MUST ) HE. NONT l!
be in this orpec ON, OR ' - n-i5MV
N. BEFORE, THE TjENTY-FlFTrl r1
RATES BY MONTH
1 lines, per. month .2. so
3 lines, per month ................... ..3. 25
4 lines, per month , M.09
lines, per month ,'. '..'.
Each additional line over five
, charged at SOc per line per month.
WANTED
WANTED Old Ford, running condi
tion. Cheap for cash. Ph. 665 tt.
7-13-1 t.
MIGHT PURCHASE mrst mtge. on
valley farm bearing 7 Int. Aug. 1.
Submit details. Bert Oalcman, 3111
David Stott Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
0-13-1 mp.
Viihh BO-Z so o:a batteries. Will pay
according to their eoudltlon. New
batteries as low as SO.OS. Automo
tive Electric Co., 1435 Adams. Phone
Ml 030, 1-30-1 m
tiltANhl UKAHD.S H1IOW
1'l.ltK .VMl,'l'V IQIf ITALY
ISTANBUL W A fresh demonstra
tion of Turko-Itallan friendship. Is
the sudden popularity of beards a lu
Grandl In Istanbul and Angora.
Turks who. In thq first flush df
nioder.nlsrn shaved qlcnu. are now
growing; the famous fascist's spado
beard.
Twenty-eight ' women's basoball
teams aro playing tills season at Bir
mingham, Ala. 1
FRECKLES AN1X 111$.. RIE'DS , By; Bksssef
iipa,vc it
SO tL)'B0 fJOIMO
V,IELL,I DOW.T
KhlOVJ yffT, PQP
KlOBODy SEEMS
ib rwe Awyiwius
BIS EUOUGH TO
76 SEUD. poorxs
OUT TO THE RED-
IT 1 17-1 Pi' Itl
TlJAT'C CIHC !
SHIP H5I2. W.
IMAW.I HPPfi
VNE CAMT FIUP
AuyrwiMs!
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ij OF 'SHIPPIWS PopPLS ' j CABS OF EVERyiHIrJS, rT
,j T& ABIZPrJA(OSSie.... v 1 .
' VME CANT FINP A J V-v. - ( '
j Boy. og crate?' r' ; , jifeljU '
rngSmm a piano. ' Jr
mSP rv, sex 3 B n
1 " j. 1 jit 1 M.:o-tiseuraxamt.me.
NO t'UMOLlNU FBOM HIM
GEORGETOWN, Ky. 0O '
111 Tent
n't havf
at, the New York Giants couldn't
fielded, first base better !than John
Showalter of tho Georgetown A. C;
in a garde here agsln,t, the, ParMf
Spurr outfit, '
Showalter did, not handle the ball,
in all of. the nine Innings, George
town required to will, 3-1. Alt put-,
outs were the result of , flybslls,
strikeouts or forced outs, the pitcher,
did not attempt to snag a single run
ner off. first arid no fait or foul, balls,
wore batted, toward first '...'.-, y
KIN (J Ell UACKH AKGb'MINA
BUENOS AIRE8 m Glacomo Leu
rl Volpl, tenor of the Metropolitan
opera, has Invested 13,000, halt his
salary for the current season, here,'
In the 600,000,000-peso patriotic, loan .
with which Argentina,. Is, paying, its.
internal, debt. . -
Tho Southern Checker association
will hold its 1033 tournament In AW
lanta August 16-17. ' is
Slg Haugdabl drove his rocket ract
ing car more than 50 miles on houci
at Atlanta In an exhibition.
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