OREGON SPRINTER
UT TEAM LOSES
Shocmake Equals North
west Record For Century
Dash In Washington Meet
WAHIirNOTON STADIUM, SEAT
TLE. May 11. Ari In eplte of the
lightning ivord-pftres of Canwn
Shoemnke, Oregon speed ball. In th5
sprints event. the tTnlvewity uf
Washington Huskies romped off with
victory In their dual trnck meet with
the Webfoou today 7fl"a to B4'2.
The big Oregon cinder burner was
the sensation of the day. dtwnlng of:
the century In 0 6 second and then
b.azin;? over the 220-yard d lata nee
In 20 B seconds to shutter Washlnfgtoi.
stadium dual marks.
Shoemnkf'a 0.6 equalled the bent
time ever nrtcte In the northwest. &
mark hung up 10 yearn ego by Mor
rlvn of Idflho. It aIo broke the 0 7
Washington record made by Russell
Sweet of Montana In 1026.
In the 220 the Webfooter clippM
four-tenths of a tecond off the loeal
mark f 21 second established by
Prank Plumb of Washington two
years n?o.
In tKith event Bruce Humber,
JuiAky ace. forced Shoemako to the
tape nnd wan only nosed out by Inch
es ych time.
Washington won seven of the 15
events, the mast surprising of which
was the victory of .John Buckley In
the shotput which had been figured
as a cinch for the We Mooters. Buck
ley heaved the ball 44 feet 514 Inch
en while Gardner Fryc was able to
locate only 4-t feet.
Hie only clean sweep cam In the
220-yard low hurdles In which Llps
conibe, Pruzan and Anshutss finished
In that order for the Huskies.
For Orepon llownrd Patterson won
the 410, in 40.7: Marvin Janak the
pole mult with 13 feet; Frye the dis
cus with 141 feet 2'i Inches; Arne
Mnd-fren the broad Jump with 22
fee;, 3 '"4 Inches; Wnrren Demnrls the
javelin with 209 feet 6 Inches, and
Shoemake the two sprints.
In taking the Javelin. Demarla beat
his teammate, nobert Parke, notional
coll'tjl.ite champion thrower last
year. Parke made only 104 feet 8
tneho.
The trm-k was drv and fast and s
brlrht wind ntdfd the sprinters, but
officii,, s nold It was not strong
enough tn prevent recognition of
!i!io"ni:i V.c'n reem'ds.
LIIMJGUES
TO TANGLE TODAY
The amdee fight between the Ash
land Llthinns and the Med font
Rogues will well he worth watching
whn the two t ancle tills afternoon
In Ashland, with both nines elamor
Infinc tor the other's blood.
Harsh feelincs were aroused Isr.t
we-k upon the announcement that
"Chief M'-I,nan, flashy Ashland
ehuciror. wanted to plov with th
Merlfnrd nine. Ashland enthusiasts
coii'-ict'T.xl this nn out and out steal.
And clamored for a suspension of
every player who transfers during
the season. The Med ford squad main
tain thftt since there were no con
tracts, thrv could Imrdly be canol
led, and that to attempt to bar a
plaver vh- moves from one club to
nr.cthrr ! : IdU utons.
'Accord I r to Manager "Iovler"
lfotfnrd. M'-tie an ha stated that he
will hurl for the Rogues and Hof
fsr( sees no reason to doiht t Tils Is
true, and has itnnotimv-d Mclean In
his h'ar:i:ifc; Pncup. A!dand has done
the Avne tlihi,' only their nnnoi inve
ntus 'i.ivc M- U'.in bcliind the plate
The sotu'ii'ii sh.ou.,! in Interesting
W!:! M- dloixt W sett tin dlfflrill
tle. M . V i ' :t 1 1 ' , (.runts I'a, will be
r,-'i;i! , he umpire in Klamath
K i '.In I.r i-, ,v. ! s .ire anticipate
tn with opening tlm.T
set for - "'n
Oakland Negro Beats
Pride of Rose City
;'OI!TI Nl). Mav 11.-.Tt lahy
oc a. in.-, cm k land nei-.r, Friday
n'.LTht p. " i n led out a decisive slx
roiir.d .vlr. over P.uil K'trvh. Portland
f.iiMrn.. (i m.s outcU.vwM Karch from
trie o:e:-,i!.,' ( r:u. inking at least
four or t ie rounds hy n wide mmgiu.
For That Tired Feeling
I always prescribe a cup of
MAff E
IT will end your mld-alternonn doldrums.
( hn-e "Iff -ilm n perl nt1 w lien m rk f tm-p.-vihir
and time llr henry on your hand.
Ith li In Minor, pnncent iirnuta. dct'p ;itlf1nf
t nim-.... riiitt', h:it mhi want In n drink
nnd IM.it'i wlii't ton (irt In thU fumou south
AiiM-rlcin "M 1 II .
TRY IT TODAY!
w not t i v thN drink, imported from out It
tuu'ilm , , . Ilrre me the inoiimitf- prhev
i, lb. !V. lb toe. Hi HOc.
lh. M 00 5 Ibv f.VOO
Vol tun nf Miitt n 111 be tent CO. IV or upon
Ihf rnelpt of i hei-k. money-order, stamp or
f.i-h ent ti
DIZZY WINS, PAUL
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PHTL ADETjPHT A , May 11. fAP
One-half of the Dean boys of St.
Louis wa Burcessful today, while the
other half took beating u the Car
dinals and Phillies split a double-
header.
Jerome (Dl7.zy) turned In a steady
hurling performance as hU mates
hammered out 17 hlU and the Cards
won the opener. 15 to 6. Tha other
Dean, Paul (Daffy), fared not so
well, and, despite Ducky Medwlek"
homer, took a 6 -to-3 lacing tn the
nlRht cap.
First game: R. n. b.
St. Louis 18 17 0
Philadelphia - 6 IS 6
J. Dean and Delancey; E. Moore.
PeMulo, Bowman and Todd. O'Far
rell. Second game: R. H E.
St. louts 3 7 3
Philadelphia 8 8 1
P. Dean, Haines and Delancey; Jor-
gena, Johnson and Wilson.
NEW YORK, May U. APl The
Oiants' perfect record at the Polo
Ground this season nine victories
and two tleH without a single loss-
was rudely shattered by Guy Bush
and the Pirates In the first half of a
double header today but the league
leader rallied behind Fred Fltzslm
mons to gain sn even break for the
day.
First game: R. H. E
Pittsburgh - 4 6 2
New York 14 3
lush and Padden; Schumacher.
Smith and Mancuso. Dannlng.
Second game: R. H. E.
Pittsburgh 0 8 1
New York 3 6 0
Hoyt, Birkofer and Padden, Grace;
Fltzsimmon and Mancuso.
BOSTON. May II. (AP) The Chi
cago Cubs battered a Boston pitch
ing quintet for 18 hits today to give
Lefty Larry French, who failed to
go the distance, hi first victory of
the senaon by the one-ldcd margin
of 14-7.
Score: R. H. E.
Chicago 14 IB 2
Boston 7 13 8
French. Root and Hartnett; Smith,
Mnngum, Rhem, Brown. Benton and
Spoh re r.
BROOKLYN, May 11. AP) The
Dodgers slammed Paul Derringer for
four htta and three runs In the first
Inning today and went on to defeat
the Reds. 6 to 1. with the aid of
homers by Al Loper. and Linus Frey.
It woe Derringer's first loss of the
season.
Score: R. H. E.
Cincinnati 1 8. 1
Brooklyn - 6 11 1
Derringer. Freltas and Lombardl;
Zachary and Lopez.
HIGH NET SQUAD
BEATEN BY PASS
In a close tournament, the Grants
Pass high school tennis, team barely
defeated Med ford high school 4-3 tn
matches on the park courts In the
Climate City yesterday.
By plavlng thetr strongest players
iigHlnst Medford's weakest section of
the team. Grants Pass was ahle
to win moat of Its matches. The
win for Grunts Pass evens the two
team's standings. Med ford having
taken thd first match 4-3 tast April
20.
Furl Cos, playing first position
for Med ford, easily dnfeated till
more. Grants Pass number four man.
hv wire of 6-4, 8-6. Nevln Cope,
Med ford, playing second position,
found Don Burden of Grants Pass
a tough opponent. The score of
their match was 4-6. 6-3, 7-V in
favor of Cope.
John Hainan. Grants Pass num
ber one man. trounced Frank Brown,
playing third position for Med ford.
6-2, 6-1. Clark. Ornnts Pas, de
feated Mcnled. Medford. 6-3, 8-3.
Fraser, Grants Pass, defeated Fader.
Medford, 4-6. 6-3. 8-6.
In the doubles. Cope and Brown,
Medford. defente Clark and lift
man. Grants Pass, in a three set
match. 4-6. 8-6. 6-4. Cos and Fad
er, Medford. lost to Burden and
Glhnore. Grants Pass. A-7. 6-3. 60
The local team, coached hv M. K.
Cope of the high school faculty, Is
considering a play-off. if a match
can be arranged, to decide the best
team of the two.
l-ORger Drowns
I.AKFSTPE. Ore.. May 11. f An
Clifford Zimmerman, about 30, of
Rosehurg. was believed to have slip
ped from a log and drowned In 40
fret of water this afternoon at th'
Cal Ray lodging operations on Eel
lake, where he was employed.
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MEDFORD MXIL
ESS PURSE
IN EASY FASHION
BALTIMORE, May 11 Once
again asserting his right to rank with
the turf's great. Omaha. William
Woodward's chestnut son of Gallant
Fox, capped his easy Kentucky derby
victory with an even more- decisive
triumph today a his flying hoofs
left seven other three-year-olds far
In the rear tn the 45th running of
the Pre a knees at Plmllco.
Guided by Willie (Smoky) Saun
ders, the slim-barrelled speedster
stepped through the stretch as if ou
for a morning breeze to finish the
one and three-sixteenth mile six
lengths clear of Walter M. Jefford'a
Flrethorn. which was eating Omaha's
dust for the first time this year. Still
another six lengths to the rear trail
ed Mrs. Dodge Sloane'e Psychic Bid,
seeking to duplicate the 1934 feat of
his e table mate. High Quest.
Omaha was clocked In 1.58 3-5. one
fifth of a second elower than the
race record hung up by High Quest
but the time might have been shat
tered had Saunders so desired. Even
at that It wns more than two seconds
faster than Gallant Fox made In tak
ing the Preaknesa five years ago.
Made the odds-on choice by the
record crowd of 40.000, including
many congressmen and others high
in the political and social life of the
nation and state. Omaha never left
the outcome In doubt once he swung
Into stride. He paid $3.90 for a $3 win
mutuel while his owner. New York
banker and chairman of the stew
ards of the Jockey club, received 25.
325. The victory boosted Omaha's to
tal for the year to 66.6O0 and for
two yenrs of racing to $70,450.
PINCH HIT GIVES
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 11. (API
The Seattle Suds went on a ninth
Inning hitting rampage to score
four runs and take the lead, but
Portland's fence busters hustled
across two more runs In their half
to win the game 10 to 9.
Pinch hitter MetiMer doubled In
the ninth Inning with the bases
loaded to g!'.e Portland Its second
straight win over the Indian.
The sco:e: R. H. E
Seattle 9 17 0
Portland 10 15 1
Craghead. Thomas, Daglla, Vlncl.
Henderson and Splnriell; Carson and
DoeiT.
IS ANGELES. May 11. (API
Staging another of their sensational
rallies, the ls Ancele husebnll
team today nosed out their cross
town rivals, the Hollywood StHrs, 1
to 6. In a gnme that was not de
cided until the last Inning. It was
the third straight victory for the
Angela at the expense of the Stars.
The score: R. H. F..
Hollywood 6 9 0
Los Angeles 7 15 1
Hile. Hebert and DeSnutels; Har
ris, Campbell and Goebel.
OAKLAND, Calif.. May 11. (AP)
- Freddie Muller's timely homer in
the sixth with three on gave Oak
land a 4 to 2 win over Sacramento
today, thus squaring the series at
one apiece.
The score: R . n. E
Sacramento 3 11 3
Oakland 4 6 0
Gregory, Hartwlg and Berres, Sal
keld; Douglas, Hald and Ralmondl
SAN FRANCISCO. May 11. ( AP)
A four-run rally In the eighth
gave the Senla their second straight
victory over the Missions here to
riav. winning 5 to 1.
The score: R, II. E.
Ssn Francisco 8 9 1
Missions 1 8 1
Sttlrel and Woodall; Mitchell nnd
Outrn.
Fish Lake Road Is
Open to Within Mile
Reports from Fih take yesterday
indicate that the Butte Falls road to
that fishing spot Is now open to
within a mile and a half of the lake.
There are Utats at the lower end of
the lake, so It Is a level walk all the
way, and many local fishermen will
try their luck there today. A party
of Medford sportsmen at the lake a
week ago today each took the limit.
Salmon fishermen In the Rogue
sr still reporting fair catches, wtth
most finny monsters being ysnkei
out of Savage rapids, although a few
have been reported from Gold Bay
rrout fishing Is still not. at Hs best
with the si i earns still high ami
milky.
IVANHOE
Box 774. Medford, Ore.
TRIBUNE. BEDFORD,
10 SECOND PLACE
CLEVEVLAND, Msy 11. (AP)
Tony Lazzerl, newly advanced to the
post of cleanup hitter for the Yan
kees, smashed out two home runs
today to give the Yankees a 10-to-4
victory over the Indians and shove
Cleveland down Into second place In
the American league standing.
Lazzj-rl opened the scoring with a
homer In the second and finished H
In the ninth by smashing another
after Dennis O ale house had loaded
the bases. Johnny Allen turned in
some flashy hurling for the Yanks,
although touched for 11 hits. He
struck out 11, seven In the first four
Innings.
Score: R. H. E.
New York 10 13 0
Cleveland 4 11 3
Allen and Dickey; Lee, Gatehouse.
Bean and Pytlak.
DETROIT, May 11. (AP) The
Washington Senators smashed over
three runs In the twelfth Inning to
win from the Detroit Tigers, 10 to 7.
today after Jo-Jo White had stolen
home In the ninth to tie the score
and force the game to extra Innings.
Score: R. H. E.
Washington 10 14 0
Detroit 7 9 0
(12 Innings).
Burke. Russell and Holook, Red
mond; Hatter. Auker, Hosett, Fisch
er and Hayworth.
CHICAGO. May 11. (AP) John
Whitehead, sensational recruit right
hander, allowed only two hits today
and scored his fifth straight victory
of the season as the Chicago White
Sox broke a two-game losing streak
with a 13-to-3 decision over Boston.
Score: R. H. E.
Boston 3 2 3
Chicago 13 14 1
Welch. Wilson, Hockette and R.
Ferrcll, Berg; Whitehead and SewelJ.
ST. LOUIS, May 11. ( AP) Jack
Knott, who usually nppears In a re
lief role, made his second start of
the season today nnd pitched the St.
Louis Browns to a 4-to-l victory over
the Philadelphia Athletics. f
Score: R. H. E.
Philadelphia 1 7 2
St. Louts 4 11 0
Marcum. Llcber and Fox; Knott
and Hemsley.
BILL BELCASTRO
Pete Beleastro. wild Italian grap
pler. will probably arrive In Medford
this week for ft main event appear
ance next Tuesday night on Promoter
I. (Hard 'a weekly grunt nnd grimace
card at the armory. According to an
arrangement made last week. Bel
enstro will be pitted apalnst big
Bpnny ("Baron") Ginsberg of New
York City, who won his match here
last night against Ernie Bickerton of
Canada, but. according to the pro
moter, Beleastro may not want to
meet the bi? Austrian Jew when he
finds out who he is supposed to
wrestle.
LlllHrd will attempt to bring the
two together and promises that If he
can do so the result will be one of
the roughest bouts yet seen here.
Beleastro hns had added experience
tn his recent tour of the east and
should he a good match for the mean
Baron, who proved his metal here
when he loafed through his match
with Blrkerton. pounding the latrer
into a Jelly without, half trying.
Gilmore Team Idle;
Play Coq utile Next
The Jacksonville Gilmore Lions
have drawn a bye for today, and will
rest until their game with Coqullle
Sunday, a week from today. The
Lions are now the only undefeated
team in southern Oregon. Their vic
tory over the strong Weed ntne last
week put them up In front as the
team to heat in independent ball tn
this district.
D.ince at the Oasts even' Saturdav
1 night.
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Today has been of
ficially proclaimed
as "Mother's Day,"
and we pause to
show our respect
and appreciation of
Mothers, young and
old, rich and poor.
Remember your
Mother today with a
token of your love.
Medford National
OREGON. STTNDXY. "MXY" 12. T935
TO REGAIN TITLE
NEW YORK. May 11. vt It's an
old ring axiom that they never come
back but bl&ck-halred Tony Canzon
erl. the dapper little fellow who look
like a miniature Babe Ruth and pack
T N T In his right hand, today u the
exception to prove the rule.
For all practical purposes, Canzon
erls decisive victory over Lou Am
bers leet night in 13 rounds at Madi
son Squore Garden returns him to
the status of lightweight champion
of the world, successor to Chicago s
Barney Ross, who recently relin
quished the title, and the first fighter
In the history of the class to regain
the crown. Tony lost the champion
ship to Ross In lf33 after holding It
for nearly three years.
In recapturing a title that has
been held by some of the flneit
craftsmen In fighting annals. Can
aoneri thrilled a crowd of 17.433 cash
customers, nearly packing the gar
den, with as fine an exhibition cf
boxing skill as New York has wit
nessed since the eminent Benny
Leonard turned back the challenge
of Lefty Lew Tcndler at the Yankee
stadium a dozen years ago.
Canzonerl floored the rugged, stout
hearted Ambers twice In the third
round with vicious right-handers and
again blew the "Herkimer Hurricane"
down In the 15th round with a long
belt to the chin as Lew was hustling
to get out of the way. From start to
finish, despite the rugged upstate
boy's mast courageous and aggressive
effort to turn the tide. Canzonet
had the situation under almost com
plete control. The unanimous decis
ion of Referee Arthur Donovan ana
the two Judges was a formality at the
finish.
LPT.
SECONDARY MEET
The county track -meet for secon
dary schools at Ashland yesterday,
ended wtth Central Point In the lead,
and with phoenix 'copping second
honors. The meet was a decided suc
cess, with the above two schools com
peting against Jacksonville, Prospect,
Rogue River. Gold Hill, Eagle Point
and Talent.
Ayre of Central Point was high
point man for his team, taking first
In the class A events of 50. 100 and
220 yards. Grimes took first In those
events,' and Jewett second, in the
clew B division.
The meet was sponsored by the
Ashlnnd Active club, and run by the
Ashland Normal, under the supervis
ion of Howard Hobson.
BADMINTON STAR
Hamilton Law of this city. Pacific
coast badminton champion, in Pasa
dena to participate in exhibition
matches played in connection with '
the wortd championship professional
tournament held there Friday. has:
advised Heine Ftuhrer of this city;
that his exhibition matches have
rewnrded him with an offer to enter
feature pictures, and to start on an
extensive tour with the new world
champion, Purcell, winner of the pro- I
fesslonal tournament. j
Law has not yet decided as to
whether he will sacrlflc his amateur 1
standing, he stated. He left this city i
Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Bark- j
huff. Pacific coast tltlest from Seat-)
tie. He said that interest in southern
California for badminton Is tremen- I
dou. and that Medford la well
known In badminton circles. j
Try a p:eoe of Strawberry Short
cake st Huson's with homemade
Soft Ire Cream . . lt"s delicious. 1
Today We Honor
Vy JL JSL JLJL-JJLKJ 13
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GOES 100 IN 09.6
KLAMATH FALLS. May 11. (AP)
Bob Leslie of Klamath Falls high
school, co-holder of the state 100
yard dash record with Bobby Gray
son, formerly of Jefferson High at
Portland, ran the event here this af
ternoon tn :uh 6 at the Southern Oregon-Northern
California track and
field meet.
The state record Is :09-9.
IN KIT BALL RACE
NIP OEEICE BOYS
The Office Boys, softball team,
overconfidenced themselves Into a
stinging 63 defeat at the hands of
the Jennings Tire nine In their game
Friday night. The wonder-man In
field of the Office Boys failed to
click, Bnd the tire changers drove
hot line drives through them at stra
tegic points. Errors at bad points
helped the Office Boys to lose their
game.
First at bat. Sakralda hit the sec
ond ball pitched, and Trill, following
him at bat hit Ray Singlers' first of
fering. Swanson hit when he came
up. moving Sakrald to third, from
where he went home on a pass. Trill
coming In on the next play. With
the score 2-0 the Office Boys blew
until the fifth Inning.
In the meantime the Jennings
team, working together and playing
great ball, went on a rampage In the
third, scoring three runs nnd going
Into the lead, the first team to lead
the Officers this year. In the fourth
they ran in two more runs, to end
their scoring streak.
Outstanding for the Tiremen was
the pitching of Ray Slngler. who
turned in an amazing performance,
and Clarence Dunn, who at short
towered over the rest of the Infield.
For the Office Boys, the most re
markable game of the day was play
ed by Dick Sakralda. outfielder, who
was on all the long ones. His has
been one of the most outstanding
records of the year In the outfield
post, with almost Impossible catches
to his credit In practically every .
game.
At the other end of the pane, me
Lamports nine were walloping the ;
Christian Church to the tune oi o-u.
Ashland Nine Wins
The Ashland high school basebBll
nine hammered out a 12-7 win ever
the scrappy Oakland high school nine J
at Ashland Friday. Hardy, Ashland's ;
star twirler, whiffed 17 batters.
During the 1P34 season, the sal- ,
mon industry of Alaska paid 2.712.-
336.67 to resident cannery workers
and fishermen.
Slenderize with spencer individual
ly Designed Corsets Malson Jeanne
tel. 467
EXCHANGE OLD GOLD for cash or
trade at Brophy's. Jewelers.
MEDFORD AIRPORT
$ g 00 Per passenger
Li 10 O p. I"'
Gov. Licensed Plane
and Pilot
Arney Aeronautics
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Bank 9
TRIO NABBED, T
PLEAD GUILTY TO
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Lee Smith. Medford taxi company
owner, Rankin Etes, pool hall opera
tor, and Del Parker were arrested late
Friday on charges of violation of the
Knox liquor control law. The arrests
were made by city and state police,
working in conjunction with repre
sentatives of the Oregon liquor con
trol commission.
Smith was charged with possession
of liquor with the Intent to sell:
Estes was charged with possession of
moonshine whiskey, and selling wine
by the glass without a license, and
Parker was charged with possession
of moonshine whiskey with the In
tent to sell. He was arrested at a lo
cal hotel.
In Justice court yesterday, Parker
and Estes pleaded guilty, and were
cited to appear for sentence some
time next week. Estes was released on
$250 bond, and Parker was lodged In
the county Jail.
Smith pleaded not guilty, and was
released on $250 bonds to appear next
week.
The arrests were made as a part of
the drive by the State of Oregon
against the Illicit liquor traffic, tn
keeping with the drive launched some
time ago by the federal government.
The drive will not be spapmodlc. but
will be continued with force until
the violations are at an end, It was
announced by the police.
Chanez Named. New
New Mexico Senator
SANTA FE. N. M.. May 11. ( AP)
Appointment of Dennis Chavez,
former Democratic representative, to
succeed the late Senator Bronson
Cutting, Independent Republican,
was announced today at the office
of Gov. Clyde Tlngley. Chavez, who
inn Hgaln&t Cutting tn 19:14 and
already had a contest, pending for
Cutting's seat, was given an ap
pointment which runs until the
1936 general election.
Have Huson's toast and butter some
delicious Double K Nuts for your next
party.
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may return for credit any unbroken packages.
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MEMORIAL DAY GIVES
ADDED SIGNIFICANCE
'BUBBY POPPY' SALE
Approach of Memorial Day. May 30.
lends added signlft ennce to the four
teenth annual Buddy Poppy sale In
this city on May 24 and 25. when
thousands of Buddy Popples will be
distributed by an army of volunteer
workers.
Sponsored throughout the country
by the Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the United States, which claims the
distinction of being America's larg
est overseas veteran organization, the
Buddy Poppy sale Is widely recog
nized as a practicable and patriotic
project tn behalf of disabled veter
ans. The money obtained by the sale
of the popples is used by the V. F. W.
for its various relief and welfare pro
jects. One cent from the sale of each
Buddy Poppy Is added to the main
tenance funds of the V. F. W. Nat
ional Home at Eaton Rapids. Mich.,
where orphans and widows of de
ceased veterans are provided for. Re
maining money obtained through ths
Buddy Poppy sale Is used by V. F. W.
local nnd national units for llaUon
and service work pursued for the
benefit of the thousands of veterans
who need hospitalization, medical
care and many other kinds of asMs.
tance. especially during the last few
years of unusual economic stress.
Frank Boone. Gene Eldndge, Fred
Fry Hotel Allen Barber Shop.
Home portrait of family groups
and children at Special Prices.
Shangle Studio Phone 1308.
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1 GOLF
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.30 Nine Holes
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