The Pomona Progress Bulletin from Pomona, California • 11

THE PR0r.RF5S.RLJUXnN. POMONA. WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 22, 1937 CHILDREN MAY DRIVE CARS ON TINY SPEEDWAY CLYDESDALE DRAFT HORSE AWARDS TOLD HIS SOLONS, RADIO Selected Programs for Tonight and Tomorrow I -i i-iin-' rt I ii i-i mi A 71 III it. r- I 1 f.

i 1- I f. If Jti.f. Wilkinsons ITS A BIG HELP To know that when you turn your plumbing work over to us to do, be it a large job or a small one, it it going to be completed on time. That you are going to have a good job. That there will be nothing but high grade material used.

That it will not cost more than you expected. Ilorsrs nf Mrs. II. Muddox nf raiiK-nto siMpt fne of the MX I hampionhliips fur Clydesdales in Judging completed yesterday, it was annuunei today by James Hamilton, horse department brad. The Muddox champions wfre: Meadow Vh Handy, grand champion and senior champion stallion: M( aiiow View Footprint, grand champion and senior champion marc, and Meadow View Nancy, Junior champion marc.

Dolly's Dalliance, owned hy Janies R. of Fononta, was named junior champion stallion. The winners included: Mrs. Muddox, nine firsts, five seconds, two thirds and one fourth; McGregor, two firsts, three thirds and one fourth; Castagnasso and sons of Sonoma, three firsts, five seconds and one third, and Ruby Line Stork company of Pan Jose, two firsts, one second and one fourth. SEN.

MADOO, LEGG COMING HEREFRIDAY D. F. g. natnr William G. McAdoo and I Amp leu County Supervisor lbibiit C.

Legg will come to Pomona tog, thor next Friday to at-t mi lb, l.os Angeles County Post-mast, is association luncheon at the fm ground and to spend the afternoon at the fur Postmaster J. Ransom Canty was notified by let-tor fiom tutor McAdoo today. Tim 1, 1 1 was in confn mation of a Ingram sent earlier by the senator in sponse to an invitation from the lot al postmaster. If posable, Mrs. McAdoo and the senator's daughter.

Mrs. Platt, will jjcAdoo and Legg to tin- fur, till' litter stated. lollowmg tho luncheon In the fairground restaurant building, at bn postniastfrs from thruout the roiintv will be present, Senator McAdoo and Supervisor Legg will be scented hv Postmaster Casey on a tour the fairground. during which Senator McAdoo will inspect the various fodoral projects, such as construction of the machinery and junior fai rhutldings and live-sto, barns which were built as WlA projects in which the senator is tively inti rested. The party will view the exhibits and will at-ti nd the afternoon races.

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Fred Reynolds at Very Idea Shop or Write Mme. A. Michot, 1900 N. St. And rewi Hollywood As A Rule A poet wrote: a rule man's a fool, when its hot he wants it cool, when it's cool he wants it hot, what it is he wants it not, a a rule man's a fool." Man may be that way about the weather, but when it comes to keeping his ear in condition he'd better consider our PERSONAL AUTO REPAIR SERVICE that gives SATISFACTION a LOWER COST.

LEWISON and HENKLE SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22 U.R The San Diego Iadres and the Portland Beavers today led four Pacific Coast league baseball teams in the play-off to determine finalists for the 1937 championship series. San Da-go, which ended In third place in the regular season standings, defeated the first-place Sacramento Senators 6-4. The game was played at Sacramento. Portland won Its first play-off game from the San Francisco Seals, 4-1, at Seals stadium.

Ted Williams played tne hero's role for the Padres, collecting a triple, a double and two singles in five times at bat. In all the Padres had 15 hits, most of them off Tony Fridas, who lasted five innings for the Solons. Jim Chaplin, Padre hurler, helped his team's cause by hurling steady hall for nine innings, holding the Senators to nine scattered hits. Bill Thomas, Portland mounds-man, gave up but five hits to the Seals. Two of them came In the fifth inning to account for the Seals' lone tally.

The Beavers, held scoreless for six Innings by San Francisco's Sam Gibson, the league's leading pitcher, tied the score in the seventh when Clabaugh was hit hy a pitched ball. He stole second and came home when Fred Bedore singled to center. Frederick's triple In the eighth Inning drove Coscarart and Bongy home with the winners' final runs after Gibson blew up to the accompaniment of a barrage of hits. Portland and San Francisco meet in San Francisco again today and Thursday night. Then they move to Portland to play the deciding games of the best of Beven series.

The winner will play the winner of the Sacramento-San Diego series to determine the 1937 pennant winner. Sacramento and San Diego play two more night games in Sacramento then will finish the series at San Diego. Sales Tax Finances I School System I SAN DIEGO. Sept. 22 (U.P Cali- forma's sales tax Is the principal I safeguard of the public school sys-I ti of the state, Gov.

Frank F. Merriam said in an address here i Monday night. I As a result of the tax. the gov- ernor said, California has estab-i lished a record of being the only state in which no schools have been closed because of financial diffi-1 culties. I A balanced budget, and probably a small surplus In the state treas-m by the end of the present fiscal biennium, also was predicted by the governor, who spoke before a nieet-, inp sponsored by the Republican Womens federation of San Diego i county.

Beach Auto Dealers Discuss Violence LONG BEACH, Sept. 22 CT) City officials and motor car dealers met here Tuesday in an effort to find a way to halt violence In the auto mechanics union strike which has been under way here several months. The car dealers reported today plate glass windows valued at 31500 had been broken recently. Deputy District Attorney William Brajton said he would ask District Attorney Huron Fitts to assign investigators to aid the local police. Supplies of silver exported from China and Hongkong during 1935 exceeded 302,000,000 ounces.

(Continued from Page 1, Thu Section) by Mrs. James Irvine, Tustin, being awarded the blue nbhun in hr demonstration of knowledge of stock horse requirements. This was one of the classes judged by Kovi 1 L. English, Chino. Winners last night woe as follows, names of tho horses appt ar-lng first and names of the xlnbit-ors second: Hunter Shown in Pair First Event Class 56, hunters, pairs, judged as one horse, performance, including manners and teamwork.

50 per cent; appointments, 25 per cent; conformation 23 per cent: First, Entry, H. C. Trtniaine, Los Angeles; second, Don IIko and mate, Mrs. John Cowan, Altadtna, third, Bedrock and mate, Miss Audrey Scott, Van Nuys; fourth, Paymaster and mate, Mayfair Riding and Sports shop, Los Ang les. Second Event Class 8.

roadsters, shlgle, Judged for conformation, soundness, manners, stle and suitability for road work: First, Ima McGregor, BelbiOok stables, San Diego; second, Mary Fiances. Seripps-Meanley stables, Pomona; third, Chief Pegasus, Mrs. Isabel Muddox, Sacramento. Third Event Class 39, three-gaited mares, judged for cunfoinia-tion, soundness and way of going: First, Enchanting Dawn, Miss Amy N. Fret maii Ban Antoni rlY second, Hazt lene Dale, Mis.

Cluster C. Michael, Kans.ts City, third, Roberta, Mrs. W. P. Roth, Fan Francisco: fourth.

Nuisance of U1-brook, Holbrook stables. Fourth Event Class 64A, Palomino, in hand; First, Loitna, John Wagner, Planntia, second. Gold Standard, Miss lit 1 1 Weddmgton, N. Hollywood; third, Gypsy, Jack Davis, Arcadia. Harness Ponies Judged Fifth Evtnt Class 74, harness ponies, tandems, undt 40 Indus, ard registered Shetland, judged frr conformation, quality, soundness, style, manners and all-around action: First, Eastertide and mate, Mrs.

J. A. Smith, Pomona; preowl, Sheila. and Shadow, Beripps-Mcan-ley stable, pomond third, Merry Madge and Crescents Daughti Lynn Morton, Los Angeles; fourth, Reinlta and mate, Dr. and Mis.

H. F. Capper, Riverside. Sixth Event Class 4R, five-gaited saddle judged for conformation, soundness, manners, style and way of going; First, Toto-konoolah, Mrs. W.

P. Roth and Mrs. George Uhl, Fan Francisco; second, streamline, Mrs. Chester C. Michael; third, Joaquin Murietta, Scripps-Meanley stable; fourth.

Highland Pat, Vada Fpruck, N. Hollywood. Seventh Event Class 16, harness horses, single, horses 15.2 hands and over, judged for conformation, quality, style, all-around action, manners and suitability for purpose specified: First, Glenavon Trumpeter, Mrs. W. P.

Roth; second, Goodsport and mate, Rilhrook stables; third, Marietta, Btdbmok stables; fourth, Erooinpark Autocrat, Relbrook stables. Lightweight Stock Horses Eighth Evtnt Class 66, lightweight stock horses, judged for conformation, action and adaptability for work designated, performance G5 per cent, conformation 25 per cent, appointments 10 per cent: First, Polly, Mrs. James Irvine, Tustin: second, Entry, V. F. Yorba, Anaheim; third.

Gold Standard, Miss Betty Woddington, N. Hollywood; fourth, Pico, Mrs. If. McAllister, Whittier. Ninth Event Class 2S, harness ponies, tandem, pomes over 13.2 hands and not exceeding 14.2 hands, judged for conformation, quality, style, all-around action, manners and adaptability to the purpose specified: First, Broonipark Autocrat and mate, Belbrook stables; second.

Laddie and Lassie, Mrs. J. A. Smith; third, Reinita and mate, Dr. and Mrs.

H. F. Capper, Riverside. HUSKIES HATE THUNDER LATHAM, N. Y.

Raging Canadian blizzards and sub-zero weather are part of the day's work for a of huskies, en route from Hazeiton. B. to Halifax, X. but a ripping electrical disturbance is another matter. The dogs absolutely refuse to travel during thunderstorms.

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Buttermilk, cream, Choc-malt, cottage cheese, butter, eggs, fy-den Orange drink. Sunfreze Ice Cream. Phone or ask your grocer for ARDEN pro ducts. 1025 East 5th Avenue. OPERA SINGER TO AID VALLEY MUSIC PUPILS Mme.

Airs Mir hot, who has sung with the Paris Opera company and several upeia companies in this country, has arranged with Mrs. Fred Reynolds, of the Aery Idea shop, to come to Pomona one day each week to assist pupils in this valley. According to her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Revel English, Mme.

Michot comes from a musical family, her father having been a singer of renown. Her musical study was be-yruTi when she was but a girl of five under the tutelage of her father. of lier education was in France, where she had the privilege of studying with such well known artists as Edmond Clement, the great French tenor, with the Russian singer, Felia Litvinne, and with none other than Massenet, who coached her for an appearance in his opera "Manon. Since coming to Hollywood, where her studio is now located, Mme. Michot has had several pupils of distinction.

Frederick Jagel, "who received an enthusiastic reception at the Hollywood bowl, coached with Mme. Michot in New York on his French repertoire. 200 Sherman Indians Fire Fighters LOS ANGELES, Sept. 22 CPI Two hundred Indians from the Sherman Indian school near Riverside may be summoned in emergencies to fight brush fires in Los Angeles county. Spence D.

Turner, chief county fire warden, said today an agreement had been reached with the school whereby the Indians, who already have had experience in fighting San Bernardino national forest fires, would be made subject to call. EEffS Philco Phone 1761 Auto Tires, Brakes, Batteries Tel.1524 We will save you money on your ear needs. Complete car eervice Auto Supplies Factory Rebuilt Tires Official Brake Service-Use our Budget Plan Small Payments. FIRESTONE AUTO SUPPLY SERVICE STORES, 200 North Garey Avenue. TO TPM KFI-Hlt Parade.

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KFIRudv Valine; News, 5 Vli ginia Flohri. 5:15: Helen Colley Comments, 6 30; Your Govemmen 4 l4'IT7h0nS Phop: rr- Hannlm Prosperity Plan, 5: Gnl(1en Moments, 5:5 Hall; Sports 4 7i American Legion, 4.45; Major Bowe List Congressmen Going to Hawaii YA ASHIXGTOX, Sept. 22 (INS) Final plans were completed today for the trip of 23 members of congress to Hawaii to investigate the territorys ambitious plea for statehood. The party, in charge of Delegate Samuel King of Hawaii, will sail from either San Francisco or Los Angeles in time to reach Hawaii on Oct. 6 The survey of the territory will continue until Oct.

23. The following members are expected to make the trip: Senators King (D) Utah; Tidings (D) Maryland: Connally tD) Texas; McAdoo (D) California; Gibson (D) Vermont; O'Mahomy (D) Wyoming; Burke (D) Nebraska; Gillette (D) Iowa: Brown (D) Michigan; Lundeen (FL Minnesota; Reps. Snell (R) New York: Bland (D) Virginia: Rankin (D) MInnessippi; Kerr D1 North Carolina; Green (D) Florida: Martin (R) Massachusetts: Hope tR) Kansas; Fuller (D) Arkansas: Tarsons (D) Illinois; Crowe (D) Indiana; Dempsey (D) New- Mexico: Nichols (D) Oklahoma and Delegate King. Period of Stability In Mexico, Says Gil 1,03 ANGELES, Sept. 22 Mexico has entered a period of stability, Emilio lortes Gil.

former president, said here today. "The present governmental stability was implanted beginning in 1920' he said, "The great majority of the people were for the division of the land, known ns the agrarian policy. This program was intensified. What opposition there was wa lnsigniftea nt and has now almost disappeared. Eortes Gil.

now piaetning law in Mexico City, is here on a visit. Building Materials-Underwood Co. Tel.1585 Authorized applicators of wood shingles, composition, and tile roof ing. Plaster, cement, stucco, insulation, steel, steel sash, and a com plete stock of building materials of all kinds. Picture Framing Frames Made to Order Bring in your pictures and have them framed new, modern mouldings to select from.

Pomona Paint Paper Co. 171 West Second Street Pomona Cabinet Work-Barnharts Tel. 5836 IN OUR NEW LOCATION AT 546 WEST HOLT AVENUE. Furniture repaired. Auto Body woodwork, Sash and Doors, Screens, Hardwood Lumber, Store and Office Fixtures, Show Cases.

All types of cabinet work expertly done. Barnhart's Cabinet Shop. Tel. 6836. Draperies Hodder Top Fabric Co.

POMONAS ONLY COMPLETE FABRIC STORE Largest stock in the valley of Seat Covers, Upholstery, Velours, Mohairs, Draperies, Shower Curtains, Tapestries, Art Leather, Canvas, Floor Mats, Furniture Supplies, Auto Topping, Cotton and Rubber Goods. Try us first and last for price and quality. 206-218 East Fifth Avenue. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Phone 1496.

Electric Tel. 1226 Authorized agency Westinghouse Motors and Lamps. We design and install power installations. Specialists in electric motors, start ers and pulleys. Re-winding and repairs.

Used motors for less. The home of pulleys and belts at 453 North Towns Avenue. Feed Seed--Hugh Authorized agency for Albers Supplies. A complete line of Flower Seeds in packages. Bird 701 East Second Street.

PAY BY CHECK SEND BY MAIL FurnitureWright Bros. Rice Tel. 1928 Pomona Valley Headquarters for Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, Hardware, Paint, Draperies, Radios, Electrio Refrigerators, Washing Machines, Gas Ranges, Electrio Ranges, Luggage, Complete Homs Furnishers. 252 S. Main.

Machine Work--H. W. Loud Tel.1127 Automotive machine work of all kinds. Cylinder grinding and boring. Crankshaft grinding; pin fitting.

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H. W. Loud Machine Works, 969 E. Second Street. Follow this advice when paying your bills and you will reap these major benefits: 1.

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The post office will see that your letters are delivered; your checking account will take care of the payments; the cancelled checks will provide legal receipts and accurate records of each transaction. These advantages are yours when you have a checking account in this bank. Monuments Pomona Granite Co. Tel. 1 505 Let us perpetuate the memory of your loved ones in enduring granite.

Skilled artisans working with the finest materials create memorials of lasting beauty, 217 North Towne Avenue. Hear the Conference Coaches ASSOCIATED FOOTBALL BALLY Join the Associated Dealers in a unique, Coastwise meeting Hear Tiny Thornhill, Stub Allison, Howard Jones, Babe Hollingbery, Bill Spaulding, Jimmy Fhelan, Prink Callison, Lon Stiner all the Pacific Coast Conference coaches give the inside dope on their own teams. Hear who the football fans pick to win the Conference championship in 1937. COLLEGE SO NOS ST ERL) NO YOUNG'S ORCHESTRA SAM HAYES MASTER OF CEREMONIES KNX 8 to 9 p.m. TONIGHT Plastering Contractor--Tel.

Pomona 1721 E. D. FERREE, 2002 EAST END AVENUE. Interior and exterior plastering. Repair work promptly done.

Estimates given free. Printing Progress-Bulletin Tel. 70 Pomona Valley's largest and best equipped commercial printing plfnt. Fair prices, quality work, prompt service. All kind of printing from a business card to a catalog.

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