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ENTRIES IN 500 MILE IE Centta.ed From Page Twenty Taree fr.8 Company, driver im en with irY w. rceTnler Brothers 5riTrri.iU and, Benny Sboaff as IntlrS unnamed ear ftal! Pifi4rctlT Kst giving the Kt I Marine Cmmpmmr. Cmhu acUI. Trif Cliff I wim a. itii i JTL i ail IpHil, Ctalra Klrkl a.

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These oi ooiong anape with toe figure of a nmwr tn initials of the conference and the date on icp and bottom of the arrangement, a Irrrtn etm pfn m. ented to the winning team by the iic venius orawmcs loiiow: Kirfimond Frankfort, i Wart Rocfacter. Jjmmi prankiort. ctt T. Kckomo.

I CAD ILLY The newest and rnost and. especially adapted to tht: new ensemble effects. We arc making a special showing of fabrics adapted to this style, Jkr. cuttom made to measure Stnmd fiT tut and up Leaders M. ptefc.

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5. SIoUt fiaM Barrett. Whit So. 8. riCliinr PmiiMk Tanks 4 GO UP iL SCRUTINY OF SHARKEY AND DELANEY Officials Hear Rumors and In vestigate Action of NEW YORK.

May (UJ.) Jack Sharkey's sensational ne round knockout of Jack Delaney lead to a thorough mvestlration cf the "match and the training tactics of De uney by the New York athletic commission. After announcinc that the commis sion already has started an Investigation. Chairman James A. Faney repudiated the statement by saying that he was not at liberty to speak for the boxing body. The investigation, it was learned: wCl be directed at Delaney's tactics.

Word has been recelred from Bridge port, txjnnvwnere Deianey lives and trained lor the bout, that the former heavyweigh champion worked as little as three minutes on several occasions before the light. ciamDiers stirred up rumors or a frsme up" before the bout when they jumped the odds from 8 to to 34 to 1 in thirty minutes. WITH ROD AND GUN I By BajMbaul EMabllshment of sanctuaries for birds win do more for their welfare i nan any other one thing. Paul G. Redffiffton.

Chif of th rnirau nf biological surrey. United States department of agriculture, told the members of the Zzaak Walton League. a nauonai organization interested in nunung ana iismng. at annual "WhUe restrictions are necessary, he said. I feel that I am safe In say ing inai uiey taxe secona place to a carefully worked out system of refuges, and am glad to say that progress has been made In this respect within uk jasi year." Unanimity of the league and other snortamen In favnr nf th fWvlfn nf the Bear river marshes of Utah has orougRt results in the current session of congress.

Mr. Redington said, and legislation to make the Cheyenne bottoms in Kansas a permanent refuge for waterfowl is now pending. Also before congress is legislation to hasten completion of the purchase of land wiuuo i iic upper Mississippi river wua life and fish refuge, which. Mr. Red inrton said.

mnrlTM and marf I possible by the Influence of the Zzaak wauon league oi America." Another measure for which the league has worked is the McNary Sweeney bin for a study of relatlonshlDS between the forests and wild life. The budget Man has found the key to a wealth of happi ness when he enjoy the devotion of a fatfftfiif rlftcf anrl tit MmfiiMmiuLm a mellow, trarrant ciVar mrfi a WfitM 0 KIEFER STEWAUT CO. DISTRIBUTORS Indianapolis, Ind. MM fZ iCoprrUtt. 18:8.

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WOBOOV OTT OOT 7 DO. 1 ivutY fiVDc ViHAT NtXJOO SO tO IOC AS voo Get a I SA h5 tednac a tfeJgieg Road Service AND Vulcanizing (o) V5? fir 1 1 1 MOW. vuiiui inune lit ncoilioUU A DUXLOP TIRE IS NO HIGHER IS TRICE THAN ANY OTHER HIGH GRADE TIRE (Q) D) all of this cotton was What Dunlop does require all the cotton from 160,000. aa es. What does that mean to my pocketbook?" Just this.

Dunlop has grown great because Dunlops save money. Over 26,000,000 Dunlops are now in use each one saving money for its owner. Last year, Dunlop required the cotton from 160,000 acres, and osinv By DICK DORGAN (S XUft LPT 'A VA Ll. 1. 1 1 1 Charge Accounts To Those of Established Credit spun into cable twist cord at Dun lop's own cotton mills.

Dunlops better tires with greater safety, tread mileage, and greater carcass strength. Otherwise they couldn't have justified their slightly higher initial cost. Yes the 26 million Dunlops nbw in use are your guarantee that Dunlop must build only the best Save money equip with Dunlops! Ml "DUNLOP CITY Throughout the world, the productrre Dc3 lop Properties corer so rut an area that if combined into one place they would fora a "Dunlop Grj" of over 100,000 acres, ySK 25.