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COURT DEPUTY

MUNICIPAL COURT B, MCCLERNAN |

OFFICE DEPUTY

16th January, 1940. |

Dear "Phog"

I drove down to Portland, this morning, which is only
about 135 miles’ from Olympia, the grandest spot in this whole
country.

It has been 32 years since I last saw Dutz Cohn, whom
I am sure you will well remember, and you can understand what
joy I got in renewing that splendid acquaintenceship that
developed at good old Ke U.

This snap-shot I took of Dutz kicking a 35 or 40 yard field
goal in the Colorado game, I think was in the fell of 1906, and
it was such a clear picture that when I showed it to Dr. Naismith,
he asked me for the film, as Dutz has told you in his letter.

I hope it can be found so Dutz may have the use of it and
keep it if not further desired by Dr. Naismith's personal repre-
sentative.

Our youngest daughter is in Washington State College at
Pullman, Washington and likes it real well.

Won't take time to write more now, but simply want to say
Doc, that if you drive our West, near the capitol of Washington

be sure to bring along your golf clubs and let me know you are

coming.
With kindest regards and best wishes, I am as ever

Sincerely,

OBH fa
P. S. We built a home right on Puget Sound and right next to the

Country Club at the 9th green which is right across the road from
my garage, and I have seen wild deer right within 20 feet of my