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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-12
which are worth $225,OOO, according
to the Berthold Tribune.

which are worth $225,OOO, according
to the Berthold Tribune.
VIM. Rooster of Beulah, N. D., re,
Gently threshed 40 bushels Of alfalfa
seed from three acres, which, at pres
ent prices, is worth $1,000.
John U. Burton, from near Pleasant
Lake, was found with .22 bullet thru
his forehead and he died shortly after
It is supposed that he committed sui
eide.
Bernhard Dewitt, aged 70 years
died at the Dewitt ranch near Fortuna
of Bright's disease. He established
one of the early ranches in the state
which is landamrk.
The Joe Jones residence at Des Laos
had close call by fire and but for the
timely arrival of neighbors would
have burned. Mr.. Jones was away at
the time, his wife being i'll in bed and
unable to move.
Senator Gronna makes the predic.
ton that Hughes will carry every
state in the Union except the clever
rock-ribbed democratic states Of the
south. He also predicts that Treasur-
er John Burke will be surprised mar
when election is over.
A great many of the state papers
bit on the advertisement of DR.. Hay.
den, the renowned specialist, who hac
to quit practicing in the state because
he didn't even have license in North
Dakota.
Henry Laucks, the depot agent al
Manson, N. D., while out hunting, was
attacked by large owl and carries ar
arm in sling. His friend came to his
rescue and dispatched the bird of prey
by beating out what few brains it had
with his shot gun.
Martin Grundstad of Ray, who has
been drilling wells, passed a forged
check for $40 in Minot and was ar
rested. Dr. Francis Of Minot, who
identified the man at the bank, has had
to make good the amount.
Mark Mill of Ray nearly met death
by a cave-in. He was buried beside
his wagon under tons of dirt. A man
nearby saw the accident and dug Mil
out more dead than alive. He suffered
painful bruises about the body and a
cash in his head.
The recruiting station for the First
North Dakota Infantry has been NOV
ed from Minot to Grand Forks. The
regiment is short about 600 men from
the required 1900 and the recruiting
officers appear to have a hard time
filling the ranks. North Dakota if
necessary would furnish several regi-
ments, but our young men would much
rather pursue their various avocations
than 20 to the border unless their SER
vices are actually needed.
Gladys Erickson, daughter of An
drew Erickson, who lives south of
Columbus, received serious injuries on
Monday while in the Souther coal
mine. She was in the mine when a
large piece of clay became dislodged
from the side of the mine and struck
her on the right leg. The member
that was struck was broken and the
left ankle sprained. The bone that
was broken protruded through the skin
and stuck out over the shoe top. DR.,
King was called and the broken bone
was replaced and set. Miss Gladys is
staying at the E. H. Williams home in
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-12
BEAUTIFUL FINISH.

String colored broadcloth, deep
landings of lynx and profusion Of
tails on the square collar, many but
tons parading the front and Topped
peplum for coat skirt are all points
Of good style about this handsome
suit.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-12

look is that the holiday trade this
year will be enormous.
Reported by Union National bank.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-12

half miles away with shells weigh
ing 1,4OO pounds apiece. No wonder
the men Of the Pennsylvania and Cap
tain Henry B. Wilson, her command
er, are proud Of their splendid ship.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-12

velous gunnery in the recent practice.
The Pennsylvania was placed in COM
mission on June IL last, and already
her big guns and her men have shown
their ability to hit a target eleven and
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-12

In this picture we see some of the
fourteen inch guns of the new battle
ship Pennsylvania, photographed a.; e..
ter they, with their sister guns OF IKE
calibre, showed the world some mar
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-12

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

Des Moines Swastika; Since We arrives
I'M Unionr county last August we have kept
track Of the new settlers In the north END
DC the county that came under our obser
walton and from the records We find that
only one out of every six Il Of a political
faith other than Democratic, of course.
this proportion has not been maintained
throughout the entire county, but II Is safe.
t0 presume that the majority have been
Democrats, On the theory that at the last
election tho county was slightly Democratic
II IL easy to see that the Democratic ma
iority at the ne2t election wilI be anywhere
from 800 III 500, 1t will be presidential
year and the tickets will be voted straight
ID many case where there would be scratch
ed tickets III an of year. Looks like the
Democratic party could count Oh a full couns
Ey ticket in 1916 # an effort Is made 10 put
good men UP for Office III every Instance,
The county convention should thoroughly
consider every man presenting himself and
only those that possess ability and integrity
should be accorded a place on the ticket
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
The Teacher ) Vow

tSent To county teachers BY Supt. Conway
ID he posted MP III school roomsl
! win see the good n all pupils and lead
them On to higher attainments,
win be patient and f0rhearing, conf
dent In the belief that Kindness and gen
crosby Will ultimately triumph.
will scorn error, deceit and All forms OF
falseliood, porsistently foregoing sarpasm
and iniustice.
! win claim an nature as my heritage and
spend 4 portion Of each day quietly IN Gods
open Ain.
! will hold daily communion with MY
soul.
will accept my remuneration however
small, without envy, complaint Or dis.
pouFagemens, never forgetting that a teach.
er Is a leader into the higher life, and not
merely d wage Garner.
VIII work each day in unshakan as
surance that peace and power come III full
measure to all who arc ready for the truth
LYMAN G. NEWELL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

VIZ MH4 -pt az 4ty&uf r~oAt&ar~fIay r4x1aLrnNa t
We n y 4 p'9WS1sns sRopSAss A
the Farmers Congress az state College
WAS that Of r., 3. TfnmbuII, agricultural
demonstration for the III Paso and south
ps.is3aa asa.sr s~bo erana,v
sMp eHh1auty Watneh sn1 peopAe n NsM
Mexico that land values, irritation projects
ana so forth Must come down to bed rock,
II brass thcks Al IL were. and tba hot airs,
.a. ,1 n,,ma.a..a swXns VII ,4a..a
I'd 9sa .sm,nr Is ,hs sta5a n sp
asssE AZ saas1.ftmss Il W ,e s as
sas;I a2d MI fa,,aars 4 "a M o n
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ao .ass opss HUH NJ. N sas osasn y sgst Ff7
svaFan1 MIN ,gT, III DOW an,v tss 4sss
$780, ], u IL, as4;aaa .. " M u sViA u
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ass Tr1 q IL I NJ a N sa.i. w s,.
s.ss 81 |a r.a.s~ Trs .osas " ss,s uslA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

bore IL an editorial from the ST. Louis
Tliies thai is worth thinking about;
t1ghe disgraqeFui scenes at YoungstoHlh
ohio, Indicate that there is an enemy within
our borders greater than al the foreign
foes that fnieht be raised against us. The
drunken mob that fires towns, shoots up
streets, Kills and wounds innocent resi-
dents. and surgos forth ike the unclvilized
tribes Of h~istoryis DARKEST days IS a greater
menace to our naton tnan anything in the
Whole realm Of our affairs. II was a mob
thai ruined Rome that tore Carthage, That
deseerated France. Il Yves a mob that
forced italy into the greatest Of all wars.
II Is the mol spirit that marks the first
evidence Of decay, for the religion OF the
mob Is death.
she Ohio outrage calls for for the most
drastic action. This mob spirit must pc
crushed. National security win be leopard
lied until eli Americans learn that The mob
reeks Of sayagep and barharisnm.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
Classy Advertising

New Mexieo-The Sunshine State is
one Dc the handsome$f pieces or advertising
matter ever printed by the Santa ne Rail,
way company. It is a folder which gives
succinetly and eoinprahensively an idea Of
The great opportunities offered by New
Mexico; beautifully Illustrated with actual
photographs Of what New Mexico is pro.
ducings and with an art cover which makes
il irresistibly catch the eye of whomso-
ever approaches t. Thousands or these arc
placed IN The hapis Of ipQuirers and west
ernf tlaveIess al over the country, This Is
The Kind Of advertising the Santa Nc Ii
giYiag New Aiexioo-af the very highest
alass and greatest efficiency.
As usual Santa re gets the lion's share.
40 California Over the Santa Fe Trail, 2
one Of Gle Drettiest booklets distributed BIZ
The company. gives several pages to the old
capital Of the new state literally illus
trated. In every brochure yen arc almost
Suro to ind Incidentally or conspleuously.
something about Santa 70 and les attrac
t~iyenes the city which gage It's nspe TO
TIE famous cid Trail and The great modern
railway system.
The advertising literature al the Santa
Re this rear is a little better than ever
bofcra and easily leads that Of AL the
transportation companies Of the county.
This company is one Of the most striking
demonstrations Of the immortal truth Of
the axiom that ut Pays to ADVERTISE"
The other morei is OF course that Santa
Fe CONTINUES TO have things brought to her
on a silver trencbcr But IN the long run,
the Lord helps those Who help themselves.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

If fhe state Taxpayers association accom-
pIlshea nothing besides an expert, accurate
detasea statistical survey Of the state IT
win nave been wen worth Organizing and
a great forward step will have been taken
iii New Mexico Announcement was made
yesterday Of the decision II make this SUR
yey, which win be state, county and muni-
cipal. going even into the school districts,
1t win tell ps, after a xear's work, exactly
where wa are aat'' III New Mexico THIS
sounds like business. The association IS
evidently working along the right lines,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
Pure Luck

It is The sheerest. morest luck that New
Mexico has so far escaped with as good a
hes lth record as she has The members Of.
abe state medical board reStated what ev-
eFgona knows to be a faet Yesterday when
they declared that New Mexico has the IN
enYiahle distinction OF being the only state
in the Union without an appropriation for
public health suporvision-in spite OF the
repeated efforts that have been made 10 in
dnee the Legislators to take some action.
Five hundred deaths on record In the Rio.
Grando valley alone from diphtheria Is
Just one item in a LIST Of items that has
given The state a lot Of most disastrous
advertising
Fou can trace Il All directly back to the
chronic disease from which he Ieeislafnre
has sunered-peanut politics, And when.
peanut politics costs The safety OF The pub
lie and the lives OF citizens you begin 10
realize ilat # Is something more than 2
iolta The prevalence Of a fiphihefia cpl
ac.AiE 3 pnH 0HHF5H RNrtfF1 t7V TrF0F
ADVERTISING we get is from a state iegisia-
ture which gives rs The poorest health laws
in the union.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
1t Looks Sure

Some eight on ten counties we believe.
have promptly appropriated each its proper
share Of che fund necessary 70 carry on the
New Mexico publicity work at Tile San Die
ao exposition during the present year. This
II quicix work and makes it practically GER
tain that every other county Will follow
quit without delay. New Mexico boosters
are Ia he congratulated onttAe way IN which
they have met the issue, Santa ne county
commissioners especially arefdeserving Of
praise faf their prompt actioh IA contributs
Ing this cnuntyls share.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
u NNh
Blg lynx Captured
(Raton RANGE

N Il Love and Leslie andrews captured
II fpll grown lspF aliYp laNt evening Vt \
nolat AXE miles apoye Ration On tAe Scenic
Highway where one NJ thf party had preI
yi0psiy aet \ tFRR WIN 10 other eauipT
meat tlan 4 small blanket ana 4 small
piece ~ repe which happened ID 10 III the
aitomobIle me two succeeded after some
mapeuyerlng ana an exciting tuasle, Id con-
qterin6 me Bis cat Fhe Might pTowlpr il
now bewailipg hls tate III b large cage at
mn. Andrews home, FOR reasons best
known tq the captcra, waAare unable til give
exact information as to measurements, etc.
Suffice n Is to say the lynx Ii d whopper
and some serapper.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

4 YfN WW04 HHNT TEFNAI TFWNf H"HE NM~fTE IA MMM NN
aupuoaing that for ten yaars more the
game situation should III allowed " u Nj
dawn the hill of aastrslction. and sapposina
mat ut the epd 81 thet time you had un
some land oF yours thh laat little herd of
BIacktAil Deer Ia The world. what would
YOU do about itR Would you not be aM
lawfully sorry citizen, al weIl as a hone
lessiy p0or business man. III you allowed
the liltie remnant to 70 over lie brink
vet 4 case ouite AZ serious al thia VI.
day confronts tie State IL New Mexico. Do
Won want u know about Stg Thea read tlis.
Id you want to id something about til
Then 10Th yolr local game protective asso.
citation al once.
owls Mexieanus-Do YOU know what that
lis9 Nirst. II il 4 splendid animal. Secs
lpnd, ii il 4 Latin name. d. you want X III
become d Latin name oniyg MOI Then
listen 10 this story:
II von ~ IL M Gnadaiupe Mountains ~
so,,,he,n Naw Maxicn WI vau i nacIT INV.
NJ GA avav IA info tha cS,ntrp NM has
j oae n.ns III MI ,r5Ia srT sssy
shama ,ars s,,sa thaa 4 vr,, ~ NJ oida
ss,s,sr Z asa if hna,y ,,,st borS 81 IL ahc,,,
ssns, @s NJ ~sssrnsn " Nam, xssyson,s
s,nsa,s aama apimal nvsa Mavicanws NV
ysssr sso,nsssn sbeon tIleb IA II MI
,,c,, Mn, Hrd th9rs I'M ,arha NJ
sn5ans them ! sn,audsd ram stand,na
atrssph, aTnd nroad and sironr among tha
Iad ~acks M h;s ,nonn+a;o bo,oa pSs
Sa,,s e aha ] 'a,stsSa nan,t oovss thdss
w 1870 a,risug hnsass tao m,ch pacasas
sgs ''isT XIII ,so,,f u aspsg ,fss
u@AN p1N INM HAN kH4k HNN4N %ASRAMtS 2 tAiS1
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

Diphtheria mas become sufficiently prevas
lent III widely scattered parts of the state
70 givn the state some very undesirable adj
Yertising. 1t is TO he hoped that local an
-tls5rliies everywhere will reccgnize the I'M
aortance cf taking psempt action to scotch.
thie plague In It's incipiepcy wherever II
apaears. It'll chief harvest III arnoug the
hoSa ana girls and We can't uflra to lose
even 4 few dozens Of them
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

81. Gulkey, pg the VeEneiQ Park country.
IL In the City today, bringing down n
coyote scalps and four bob-cat peIts, which
were trapped BY him IN the Castle Rock
country He maze application 1T the court
house for the bounty On the peIts and
acalps. One Of the cats was a very fine
speclmen and viii be mounted BY AR. Gull
l.nrt M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
OUGHT
A4tec lndependent.l

vi. 1"~WkTH "HM "TTENEfFfN" El WA
Congressman Taylor, Of Colorado is
sure u i've wire. a Genie road from
Durango to stlyeTton and d railroad
from Harrington to Gallup to De built
BY the government as per bills intro
duced into congress. IL only New Mex
leo senators and congressman would
wake up ana help, san Juan Basin
might be put on The map.
TWIcLYE HUNDRED cafrancista
cavalry have started out to round up
Papcho villa. And, Of course, there is
always the possibility that they mAy de-
eide 70 ioin him
One THING about the Colorado boot.
logger he is being pinuhed
. .
CHIEF FEDERAL. Counsel Il Il
Bats. Ia the Now Haven oase. indig-
nantls denies the malicious asseYera-
tion tllat Me has come all the way from
TenSs to put the leading citizens Of
New York in jail, Undoubtedly not
even a Texan would BIO SO t~emerarious
al 10 tackle the job OF falling all the
New Workers who ought to be there.
We WISH they would get that Crock
steamer safely sunk and forget about
her
WE HOPE that new statistical survey
VIII include the prairie dogs It is a
sort Of a hobby Of this colyum the es-
Enlistment Of q great prairie dog in
dustry in this state. VIII some gen
tlcman come forward and please state
what The hide Of a prairie dog may be
used forg
UNION COUNTY has become a farm
They're an doing It in this Great Amer
lean Desert.
AN AWFUL THOUGHT
eThank eod,g he cried, IN poInnsnt ao-
cents.
HThat X isnf melp
n attitudeof gratitude
He feli upon bis knee;
This thankfully siohin'
Person was Bill Bryan,
And he had jus; psrused with bstsd
breath
The news the Kaiser must lose his voice
or cleo be clicked TO death.
THE POSER
love him more than I can say,
But OF, the Questions day by day
PyFs p me-,
While sitting wideeyed on my knee.
0Hthines he seeks to know the why OFF,
Like. Pa. what did the Dead Sea
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
IANp aEEoRE. REhhARs

FrHNN" FHHFN - - -
rounding np the spies 10 rapidly now that
e 10 expected all win be in custody by the
time our last remaining factory is blown up
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
WHAT DIVE MEAN, AppRoAcH7

washington Post With the approach Of
winter if may not be amhs to offer the Gus
Elomary advice that exposed nations be par
tlenlaFly careful Of their N~archests
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
TWAS evER THUS

Boston transcript: 7. r. can't take bis
hat pH nov to scratch his head without
mHkinE the ~faForite SOUS SILVER.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

utE Otf
Ana fQsheF might
With eyas alI bright
He heard Aala pfha RlQqkN Tpn
down
Then turned from ont A study brQWR
ANd With 4 TRULY puzzlea'
Asked Down TO WhffQRy
AGAIN Qnoe while We sat AZ tea
feIt his eyes fixed cp NAe
Ana from their deptllq III Wondering
/ knew Il poser fierce would snTing
FWhY do they can ~ T,A aala bel
instead AZ " Oh q Qr zRR
But the hardest question 4 regal
The yery worst ! think of All
Was when ha called Mp from my bed
At four !. N one nqfn md said;
If YOU weren't yQh, and MA weren't Ma
Who'd + he, Par
John Kendrlck Bangs III st. Nicholas.
N0 BILL, II IL pointed out, has been
INTRODUCED b. congress for the suppress
sion Of congress
A
WE'LL ANYWAY, here's old friend
Congressional Record back with VIZ
again.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

Washineton Post. Az faith is said to
move mountains, We are beginning to fear
That General goethals viii have to call on
the preachers before long
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
one Oasis, Anyhow
TIA Lande Enterprise)

Tia tHhAF HifFA EAANtft
The New Year finds the tide Of salpa-
IN THE army reorganization how
about aNregiment Of Woodrow Wilson'S
speeiaI Very Extra Messengers 70 do
scout duty?
AS WE understand II the Jury found
the New Haven directors hall way IN
npcent.
THE SENATOR from II Paso seems
70 be always starting something disa.
graeable,
SOME PEOPLE 90 onQ lAe bloody
blooming vars and others walk from
coast to-coast on 4 wager, There's all
kinds Of folks in the world
MAKING II All Right
katherine and Margaret found thepl-l
selves seated next to each other at >
dinner party and Immediately became
confidential
Molly told nc that you told her that
secret 7 fold you nn to toll whis-
pered Margaret,
"oh, isn't she q mean thIngl" gRsped
katherine. Why.I toldlher not to tell
you
Well, returned Margaret. Il told
her wouldn't tell ypn she told me~sn
do1'tsteFl her 1 INTELLECTUALLY
one Tie Nailed
had a seyenfymile drive yesfer-
~ & @aes
There amt no such thing retorled
the golf player gflmIy-DetreIt Free
Press.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
The Anvil Chorus
LATER RETURNS

TeFre Haute StaE the straw vote taken
ii London shows that the allies viii finish
strong, but It Is believed that returns from
the Berlin precincts might materially alter
the final total.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
a CONSOLATION

n 4. Evening Posi-: ar. Ford can point
to the fact that Sir John French, at least
was out Of The TRENCHES before Christmas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
String of Bsads, Maybe

'That barefoot dancer Il the rage On
Broadway
IA dame like her gets many Christ
mas presents, M doubt
NO doubt. But what win she hang
up?H
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

.sirl
JudgaWeII. don't cry. You're going
there noW.~~N. ri Evening World.
Following me Flaa
a woman may be tickle. J
Inconsistent, too, we find
May sometimes change her husband
And often change her mind
nut IN one thing she's as loyal
As 4 soldier To his flag
She clings with moist persistence
10 her channels powder RAG.
Ina Gamer, In Judge,
i
THE GAME protectors tell Us about
the vanishing Owls Mexlcanns. Our linls
lied hunting experience has taught lis
much about the vanishing JackFah-
biticus.
GENERAL HERNANDEZ with q sIz.
able following has deserted CarrapzA
Now the next gentleman.
THE LEGAL long bed sheet has come
to STAY IN Wisconsin. Now let % have
real blankets on me Pullman hertha.
,n,cmr n, III .s4..
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aslaA l4ea az Hgss y Sas s"st
AdpAHlhp, HVWSNSIs Musk VV n1tAythAMR
p'ss as1sA
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49, IN
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cAam Il t977 ~
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Wy III NAH AlAA IT. ~ ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

IT OUGHT tp IA pretty easy IL dem
pnatrate whether pr not 22,Q0Q pounds
NJ has win go into 4 96sfoot Qar WIZ
suggest thai Hugh Williams MI one fRr
4 Representation
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

TWELNE HUNDRED %cafrancista
cavalry have started out to round up
Papcho villa. And. Of course. there is
always the possibility that they may de-
eide to JOIN him.
Evening star., 1916-09-17
,MLT0WSK|; SENDS
.END-GAME STUDY
Los Angeles Expert Contrib
utes Original Chess Prob
lem to This Column.
TAFT LOSES CONTEST
IN BROOKLYN TOURNEY
Must Win Two Remaining Games
to Take Match With Al
fred Schroeder.

Tie original, and hitherto unpub-
iished. ead-eame study which concludes
ti:is column is the contribution of
S.asch Mltowski, the most recent con-
Ne.t. among American masters. to the
a,s of problem composition. AS a
p;ayer Mr.. Mltowski is known through
out the whole country for his excep-
tional brilliancy in combination, and,
judging by the example given our read
ers today, his work in the field of COM
position will be no less distinguished
for beauty and originality. Mr. AIltow-
SKI, who Is now resident of Los
Angeles, Cal, first came into prom
i,ence as a member of the celebrated
circle of young Philadelphia masters,
which included N. T. Whitaker, now
o: this city. More of his original COM
positions will appear in this column
from time to time
After his fine victories over Perkins
and Cass. ]. H. Taft, jr.. hit snag
in mis- match with Alfred Schroeder.
now being played at the Brooklyn
Chess Club. Schroeder took the first
game, a Caro-Kann. after thirty-eight
moves. and it is now up to Taft to
win the remaining two games to take
tHe ildtCH, W anu Il uldW
will enable him to retain his title as
captain of class A.
Returns from the preliminary round
of the third championship tournament
of the National Correspondence Chess
Association are now coming in. DR..
Hector NJ. Stevenson of Richmond Hill,
N Y, has won his way into the finals
In section l with a score of 51a to "
while L. ]. Isaacs of Chicago, one of
the competitors in the recent western
tournament. has made a clean sweep
OF section with a score of to 0. This
is the master correspondence event of
America. only experts of recognized
ability being allowed to enter.
Following is another selection of
games from the recent Western Chess
Association championship tournament: