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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
ST. MARY'S
GRID TEAM
DISBANDS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct Is
Statements issued today by Gradu-
ate Manager LoFevre and Brother
yantasian. athletic moderator. an.
nounccd that the ST. Marys college
football team has disbanded for the
season.
The announcement gave injuries
and Illness OF players as the reason.
Last week st. Marys, usually a
strong team. took i47.to.0 beating
M the hands OF California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
ny TOM OLSEN

Head Coach SANDY" Wick. OF The
university frosh team. IL sun undo
cided as 20 the lineup OF the year.
iinrs when they play ST. Martins
college Saturday on Denny field ne
curtain raiser TO tho big Montana
Washington TIT.
'pcrk" Low stands the best chance
tn right end. with Cilkey giving him
close race
Dick Lee. who played on the
Western championship Everett; high
school team last year. IN the best bet
for right tackle. Walt julie. the for
mcr Lincoln high school tackle. is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Colenas Comes TO
Front in California

Down IN California they have .
new velterwcight by the name Of
Bert Coiin,as. who Ia claiming the
Coast ~eiter~cight title. IL seems
= n Bert IL a boy with n hard
wAliop In both mitts- lie h the
enme bird who sent Jimmy Storey
70 sleep down South a short time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

Notre Dame vs. Nebraska, at LIN.
coin.
Ohio state vs.. Purdue. AZ Columbus.
California W. Nevada. AZ Berkeley.
Southern California va. Stanford, at
Los Angeles.
Washington vs.. Montana. at Seattle.
SOUTH
Georgetown University VS.. West vir.
Rlnia Wesleyan, at Washington.
Johns Hopkins Va. virginia. at Balti.
more.
Texas VS.. Oklahoma Aggics. at Dial.
las.
Vanderbilt VS.. Georgia Tech. at Nash.
villr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

hooking for opponents for Travis
Davis this may be a clue for them.
Bringing Eastern fighters here for
fourround scrap doesn't furnish
much action Tor the fms. The boys
who lay down their coin 20 see the
boys 70 viii get more OF a run for
their dough II thu promoters give
EN- battlers accustomed 10 the four
round game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Carpenter May Go
Back to France .

Georges Carpenter plans 10 re-
turn TO France again soon. accord
Ing to reports from the East. ThIs
probably means that he viii not
meet Dempsey for some time. Il at
an. The Frenshmsn picked up n
nice pile of YANKEE Jack In his bout
with Levinsf<y and 1t Was worth the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

carthy. two q the h~-s Of tho Coast
wcltera. Thorpe viii make his bo~
before Seattle fans a, the Arena
Tuesday when 10 boxes Travis
Davis. the Everett champion. Alex
Tramhitas Will 80 on with Jimmy
Storey In the second half Of the
u1lin event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

distinct advantage over Eastern op'
ponsnr who arc used TO the longer
bouts because Trnvie piles up posats
in those four rounds by out-speesi
Ing hts playmaies- Davis uas o'
his ieft hand has improved and he
has developed shift That "a pip,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Ring Prices Are
Pretty Steep

While seattlc's fight fans crowded
ne Arena to overfiowing for the
1Anxford. Farmer bout the other
nkxht they do not take kindly to
~ rAise In prices Three doliars
and war tax Is a lot Of dough -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Thorpe Makes
Good Showing

Harvey Thsrpe. the kansrs City
VeRer. has made a pretty good
6Aowing In his two bouts on the
coass. according to reports OF his
two bcuts IN Portland He has
l6ught 1o-round draws With both
Alex Tnmbltas and Johnny Nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Davis Il Hard
Man to Beat

Tnvie Davis 10 one Of the hardest
men Of his weight in the country TO
neAf over the four-round route TO
Gay. The Everett boy Is in good
ooodlSicn- He's fast. clever and
ukroog enough to set a dizzy pace
ever four rounds He always has q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

trip across the Atlantic TO get. Ana
Judging from wha; has been said
in the New York press the Levin.
sky bout didn't 20 n long ways In
deciding whether or not Carpenter
II n fighter because the scribcs
don't think much OF the ''Baftier,'
as a fighter any more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

ask for a four-round bout Lansfori
was special attraction. but rs
mighty doubtful IL those same fans
would flock 10 see the regular run
Of ring shows here at that much
per head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Here's Chance For
Grandstand Managers

had league cou'n
pick performed the Coast ieague
diamond circu year who would pick
write out that tesfnan II The Star today
his selection 10 the popular oho'ce
Of he fans will FROM The Star.
letters VIII be
unit he on
TO side Of the only Pick the
i've uthy
enumerated
m than that ~ IN considered.
reaching The Star first VIII cop
the Jack
step those epsies In 10 The Star right away
Editor" Seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
VARSITY
LOOKS
FOR
MIX

The University Of Montana football
team step~ out OF the realm of Rocky
mountain football 10 tost ita powers
against the school that has turned
out some OF the sirong~s, teams 10
American football tomorro~ after.
noon. on Dcnny fieid.
Montana remains urseutrd AZ 10 ia
real grid powers. and win hAv. an
excellent chance % making name
for Itself IN the hall % Frid fame
should II sbo~ anything rcnarkabls
in IN, bis game tosnorrow.
Montana has one Of Che bess
coachs. that can be had In the person
Of Bernie Herman. tho former Uni
vefrsty Of Minnesota backfloid star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

waterfowl shooting ~ taking turn
for fhs better With the northern ducks
coming " on the flats together with b~t-
ter weather conditions making the shoot
lag prospects vsfy bright for the week
end Special reports 70 Earl A. Fry II
the service department Of Piper a Tai,
Give the conditions "a they may be found
ON the skagit fats Tor the week -end
Olfver woiian 81 Conway reports that the
vled yesterday was very favorable win
ebaneen Of continuing saturday and
Hundays tide viii be high about sszo
A M End run oot but snort distance
Jack sBipe are also reported s~fy plenti-
TAI by Mr. Hoiian. Good sccommoda
lions for hunters ToiaS 10 Conway will b.
.louad At Mr.. Wotlsns place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

Summary rvo-ssse hii--rfsseraid
Sacrifice hit.--ritsxeralc. Bohne Bases
on baiis--on DALEY :. off msopaId 1.
struck ou,--By DALEY I. hy NcQuaid 1.
BY Cole J. hv Jordan g Double plays
caseney 10 walsh 70 Hashrook. walsh to
cs~sney 10 Hasarosk kanwerthy 20
xamiech: Zsmicch 70 Elliott Runs re-
sronsihic for--bsiisy I. Mccuaid 4. Col. 1.
Jordan 3 stolen baser-CaeeneY. Has
brook :. Tiiiott Kenvorthy. Eidred. Cum
uinEhaui, Losing pitcher MuQuaid. In.
niagr pitched Nv Mcluaid s pius. runs
9. hits 7. az bat 81; Cole l. hits l. al bat
.. umplres-casey and Tomsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
SEATTLE
is TIED,
FOR
SECOND


= Los ANGELES. Oct fs.-Dcseas.
Ing Portland here Thursday by a
s-sos count. Vernon clinched the
1880 pennant- Tho Tigers have but
four Eames TO 30. while their closest
rivals arc 5 y games behind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
Farmer Should Have
Been Tossed Out of Ring

out OF the rfn- and Austin q SAN.
Who promoted the show shoelin'
have paid him a dime for hi2 hss-
me tight skit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

Virgil Carney plans TO 20
into training soon for the 1924
Olympic games tryouts. Virgil
will specialize In the pole vault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

FRANK FARMERS FAvORITE
FRUIT FROM NOW On WILL ne
THE LEMON. AND HIS FAVOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. is.-Arsr
losing two tough games, Seattle
manied San Francisco here ycsser.
day by an s.to-i count. Joe DALEY
pitched fine bail for the winners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
|HstlDaso Sutz3AG]
8 Aea ). Ns@7ak

70 Pip-v Taft that conditions along
the flats sse ss~y good for bunti.r
nj this time. ~ the time Of sbe
Opening the farming i.pA vs. eli
cov~v-d With water whirh s~ptt.r,.s
me ducks This. has re~ea~ss and the
fewi are r~tnrnisR TO tbriy r-vst.,
hsefaf The sostbern Night Of blrss
started fase we~k. stated NJ ssr.d-
iey. be ep>v.s>~ = rs--s~t at M,IIt.~.
known A. the Tuii. Csi.sss. rb.,1..
Dcrkenderis place ~ sfaa-ood IL
the bendqusrtevu foe the b.,,~r.
who TO up tbeve. "Doek" ~. ,t..s
the hunting Is improving right sIons.
James A. Jo<knans 1859 North Y7,e .,
" this city was ths lucky man IN *
big dser contest" h~ld BIZ PIN, A r. :.
rhs confess. which closed last sefnrsav
placed isoeknsne's buck at the head ulfl
; wsiEhf Of 1877 pounds This "a. ~
srrsrf ~ two taken by rocknane botl
'perir7ens having beautiful head. uhgsl
VII be mounted as trophies I.oeknan
siii rs~eive n 1910 winchester fsssbir,
Tor his trouble In bringing IN this buck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

Floyd Mccoy. the cashier at
Brown a Hulrn's. denies that he gets
bils,crs on his fingers from pushing
tho buttons on the cash register. He
gets 'cm by picking the lucre off OF
the counter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

With the weather clearing up to .
eD~sidensbie sstent since tho rather
stormy session many nimrpds found
~ the sp<s,Ing ~ the season, there
he's been many more deer brvwxbt In
abe p~st we~k than during the first
wesk Of the sesssa. Heod~ Canal and
fbe Oiympiss are proving the best
hmzfipg grounds, aitho the lower
(ssrsd<s. bath north and south 81
seattle, arc rcpsrting many good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

When Referee Schacht saw that
Farmer wouldn't fight the other
nlwht - should have tossed him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

BY EARL a FRY
FRIDAY MARKS the ric~e of The up-
had bird s<nson In Western Wash
Iuwtna. Frvus this time On. until the
euenlng ~ tho s~assn nest year. the
blrAs w~~t ~ the Cssesd~ Mountains
Yin b. given the pvst~esion 81 tho
$500 nnd county Ksme depsrtmept~-
uaNs-n Washington has closed down
on cbfns~> phessanfs since October 10th.
0ehsr counties allowing shooting. and the
hIrds legal to b@ Killed 81 thin time are
Huu arian partridge. Spokane. stevens.
lincoln counties TO November Ism. Hue
evouss and natfve phsssants. chsian.
Ooarogsn- Kiickitat. Stevens counties 70
Noyemb~r 18th. Pend Oreiils county 10
Nos~mb~- iss Quafi. Spokane county 10
Dcfohsr sfst All other counties IN Fast
~rn Washington are nov closed TO upland
bird shoofing-
me season on deer. bear ana mountain
oost sfni remain open Deer may he
hunted In Western Wasbingfon 70 No
v~mbsr fss- IN Eastern washington 70
November 18th, one exception being
Kftitas county TO December list. bear
can BE- hunted and killed legally 10 April
sem OF next year Mountain goat may
~ killed 10 Western Washington only TO
E0vsmD~r LIT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
WASHINGTON
TlGiiTE>s DEFENSE

Coach stub Allison. the Wash.
tngton grid mentor. IL training hls
men for a defensive game against
tn. famous Minnesota shift. which.
Il IL runorcd. Montana 10 using.
During the paat week some rAhid
changes hsye taken places b~hlnd thr
locked gates Of Denny field. and
some new faces Win be- seen ~h.n
the varsity tross out on She field
against the hardy Montanan..
Thu Montana team arrived here
Friday morning and Is making It,
headquarters at = downtown hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

II 10 expected that ono Of the farx.
est crowds that han ever b@en out to
an early season gasn. will wend It's
footstsp. toward Denny field tornor
row afternoon TO sce' what IL expect.
ed TO b an uphill gau~ from the Uni.
versity " Washingtonis point Of
view.
Tn. univesslty NJ Washington
frosh and the 81 Martins college
team. from Lacey, VIII taugle in tls.
preliminary. which Starts at 40.
The big game starts at D. m.
The game will b. played on Denny
fieid. which II on the university
campus. and can bs reached by any
University cars from downtown.
The admission will be- 1850 for the
grand stand and 81 for tho b,eaohera
Tracy Strong. OF oberiin. will han.
die tho whistle. A. G. Woodward. Of
Vermont. win umpire. with Butch
Boyle. OF Wisconsin. as head lines.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
WE TOOK HENRY CLAY,
THE STARS TELEGRAPH
EDITOR, TO THE LANG
FORD-FARMER "BRAWL"
THE OTHER NIGHT AT
THE ARENA.

Hcnry'B comment was that the
only way he would battle Langford
would be with a Howitzer at a good
lonk range
And he Doud wdnt plenty
Of bullets
AND IT TIE BULLETS WE'RE.
G0NE AND ~ Lt>GFORD WAS
STILL COMING. HENRY DIDN'T
WANT To HAVE ANYTHING TIL.
MATTER WITH HIS LEGS.
ANKLES or FEET. OR ANY.
THING PERTAINING 10 HIS
RUNNING APPARATUS.
Not that Henry IL q b~sre- 81 shs
white feather. but rather that discretion
10 shs better part of sslor.
II Farmer hangs on 20 his
money the way he did 10 Lang.
ford there isn't any reason why
he should be broke.
Tiny Burnett, the leader of
the Moore orchestra, wants it
known that he's not married.
Floyd Mccoy. the cashier AZ
Brown a Hulrn's. denies that he gets
biis,crs on hts fingers from pushing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
FRANK FARMER is
THRU AS FAR AS
SEATTLE is
CONCERNED

Drank FARMER the Tacoma heavyweight, Is thru
Il as far as Seattle Is concerned. The big fellow
chcwed the yelowest streak Of logging that We ever
expect TO the other night in his with sam Lang
ford at the Arena lie did everything but bark Farm
has carried away lot Of from Seattle Tor MS
work in the ring but he's just about done his last bit
Of ring work In this village Fight fans respect man
who will go in and take chance. Farmer would nave
a lot Of friends here IL he had taken that chance
regardless Of whether he knocked out or not Bet
ter than Farmer have been knocked out by Lang
ford. Farmer knew what he was going into when ne
signed for the Langford bout and when he got in the
ring he quit before the first round started Frank may
manage to get away with his and dance act over
II Tacoma but he made his last bow before Seattle rams
when he walked out of the ring at the Arena Wednes-
day night
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11

years and terminated a two weeks
illness.
Charles Like, COL East Fifteenth
street, who served as recorder for
Scott county in 1906, passed away
at his home at. 1880 Thursday
morning, after a lingering illness Of
three years duration.
Brady Street Property Sold
The choice piece of business prop
erty located on the southeast cor
ner of Fourth and Brady streets
was sold Thursday by Harold Ochl
to Albert Klindt Of Donahue. The
purchase price is given as $4,000
Oscar Raphael negotiated the sale.
Elks to Have Carnival.
port Elks have under consideration
the bringing here next month Of q
large carnival, which 1t has been
suggested could be located on the
levee, the site Of the present car.
nival. Proposed plans Of the Elk.
lodge are to bring the carnival
here the middle Of July for weeks
run.
Palmer Operates Cafeteria -Op-
Grafton Of the big cafeteria in the
basement Of the new building re-
Gently erected by DR.. B. J. Palmer
ON the crest Of Brady street hill
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11
The Day IN Davenport

A1p Recovers.-Reports from
aebedside Of Judge William Theo-
Mis- 4 the hospital show that he
mining strength and recovering
nDaly from his recent attack Of
M Friends and relatives are
dQly elated over the vigorous re-
sleas that has been made by the
lautut
Lc 1. TO Rebuy Property-Ar-
saalemsnts have been practically
1Apleted whereby the Sisters Of
v!nsity will take back the Immacu-
~ Conception academy proper
N recently sold to the Lend-a-
aand club and the Y. w. C. A. At
- time there was a union Of these
sM EXAMINATIONS. 1t has since
IA dissolved.
oeatA Record.--Elva, the 10
..elths' old daughter Of Mr.. and
~ Domingo Gosnan, Bettendorf,
1, Wednesday night after q brief
aneas. The child was buried yes
y afternoon at 1870 o'clock
w. me Stapleton funeral parlors
saa interment in st. Marguerite's
uattsry.
:. ~. !. Della Heeney, wife Ct Thorn
neeney, well known Davenport
~ aent for the past half century,
Wednesday afternoon at the
10y home. 2116 Ripley street.
@ came at the ripe age of so
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

I CAN ARRANGE A LOAN FOB roc
On q sttels real property or BY con
tracts ct 7X annually. l12 bese builQ
hg. Phooe e !. n.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11
CARD OF THANKS.

WI DESIRE TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE
thanks and gratitude 70 our MANY frtenos
and neighbofs who so kiIrily Assisted
" during the illness and death Of our
beloved 500 and brother. Private Lloyd
WEIGH. Especially do we wish to thank
Hev. III. Oelevee. Rev. Mr.. Hadaway,
American Legion. and all those VINO
esnt the beautiful floral tr.butes.-N. q.
WEIGH and Family.
THE FAMILY D FTHE LATE CHARLES
Knittle wish to thank the kind lrieHds
and neighbour who assisted them during
the illness and death of their beloved
son. Especially do we desire to thank
the palibearers. Victor Engies. bert
Hare. Fred Moeler, Howard Nixon,
George Patten. Clar Gross. and ali vino
sent the beautiful flowers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11
pnorEss1oNALr,A rrORNEYA

~~->S>
CoNNHI.LY q WA1KER u. =. O0N'
- Gensrsi iav. chsncery end prebate pr1e-
~, Peoples National BANK bpiidans
R1ck lsiand-
WALkEk 4 SWEENEg - ATIonNEA
and nouuasiosa - law, Money - boAn
- pesi estate. Rosms 200-2aa Central
arust building.
noW. L. EAGLk-AAWYER. GENERAL
lse. cAAnCery and probate pracuce
lsf,re IN court house. Rock Island
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11
ATTENTION ELKsi

~ .a.ATTENrIoN ELKsi
!: !: !: ! !: ! !: !:
N IN Rock Island Lodge
No. ESQ. B. p. o. q.
Meetings Ax1t snd tAird
Mondays Of each noatA
DAN z. BRENNAN
r - Exalted RulAr.
c. N. Isascsou, Secretary.
nHask4N Visiting brothers alwayS
ERSr1TNXN welcome.
Club Rooms: 115 18th B.
D. or y.
n G. cLEAvELAND CAMP, NO. 31A
suns ii veterAns.--Aeets on sseea.1
and fourth Tuesday 6venlngs Of eaoa
month a. o'clock n Memorial haA -
the couft house. L. L. ksrns. coan-
mAnds:; Eugsas Johnson. secrstasy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11
PERSONAL.

MRS. MARGARET COSCROvE WISHES
ths public to know that she has re-
covered and Is ready to deliver her won
derful save. Address P. O. Box 1873,
Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11

Miss Blanche Womack, who has
been appointed county clerk Of
Buena Vista county, is the first
woman to hold that position In
Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-11

nal Order OF Eagles.-6egulAe naoetsn9n
first end third TUSCANY Of eAcA mensA
Ut Eagles home. Fourth avenue I'D
Twenty-first ateet. Frank Wlch ". ~
joeeph Gsotsgut secEStArT.
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THE STATED CONv0CATIoh " 49,
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grees. Refreshments at 1880 p. M
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KNIGHTS Templss.
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secsnd Wednesday Of esca month. w
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ROCK BLAND COUNCIL 80. -. h . Q.
k.-The slated assemblies Of Rock u.
be held On the third WednGsdat OF eacn
hasutn. Z. W. ThAches. l. NJ: y. D.
i&Adeoran. recorder.
UCAL LODGE NO. eos, L O =. 2.
Aesss every Thursday evsnAAs
<&A q "a t1llOvs' temple -
sAX. Eoufsh Aveaue, between ~.
| ,&Sn enteenth and tighsecntA stEeetA
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cegree, first, second I'D Inlrd d1Gfes ~
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nal Order OF Eagles.-RegulAr naeetinea
| tirst end third TUSCANY Of each mensA
ct Eagles home, Fourth avenue I'D
Twenty first Aheet. Frank Wlchs ". ~
joseph Gruteguk secEstAfJ.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-27
Beet Growers
Perfect Local
Organization
Adopt Bylaws and Name Ex-
ecutive Committeeman To
Represent Each Shipping
Point in County. Whitney
is State Director.

Organization WAS perfected Monday
night In Ordway at the meeting Of the
beet growers of Crowley County, by
the adoption Of the bylaws and ap-
pOintment of county executive COM
mittee. 1t was a very stormy night
AS would have been but Us this meet
ing twenty-five beet growers signed
the bylaws
DR.. Jones who was to have beeH
here to speak before the association
could not come on account of ILL
ness but will be here at later dote.
The executive committeeman
named each have a copy of the by
laws and are taking memberships.
These committeeman are as follows:
King Center-Clyde Ford.
Crowley-Roy Grimes.
Numa-A. A. Wienecke.
Ordway- ]. G. boget.
Kroft-Joe Wallace.
Sugar Cfty-Fred SiegfOrd.
The officers as previously elected
and reported are:
Dale Belshe, President.
Edd. Whitney. vice president.
Clyde Ford. secretary.
Joe Wallace. treasurer.
Edd Whitney was elected Monday
night as director of the Mountaifi
States Beet Growers association for
Crowley county.
Members of the Crowley County
Beet Growers association have been
invited to Sugar City this Friday eve
ming by the National Sugar MANI
featuring Co., to attend conference
meeting. This invitation was extend
ed the association at the meeting on
Monday night, special represent
alive coming up from Sugar City.