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Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
H OPER'S ENEWED TA OAD
 RUNNERS

Used cars such as those listed be- low are good. conservative business investments. They are light weight standard makes and are priced eX- tremely low. Read and be convinced.
 "AS IS"
 Studebaker touring ...........S 75.00 Buick speedster $l5O.O0 Maxwell roadster ............$ $lT5.00
 ROPER'S
 RENEWED ROAD RUNNERS Ford roadster ............. $300.0O Ford touring ............... s35O. .00 Maxwell touring $4O0 co Dodge touring S450 co Maxwell touring ...........S S450.00 Chevrolet touring 490-191S. ... s550 0C Maxwell touring-1s1S ....... s550 0C Dodge touring ...........S7 .S7S0. co Oldsmobile "6" touring ..s7500 00 Dodge touring-1e19 ..........s9 s950.0o Oakland touring-1919-1920 s950 co
 USED CAR DEPARTMENT
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
'S13,5OO

New home on the pretticst street In Wentworth.
 Sevcn rooms. bath. two screen porches and furnaces. oak Floors in living room. dining room and sun par to~. fen wall lights and glass door irrofa throuchout large garage with i.undrv room with trays and gas. No arents. Cau nt i4S south First Ave.lt
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
Auto Salvage Go.

Parts for all models. Expert me- ehanics 10 wait on you. Everything pinned ard tagged. Save money and time. Mall orders filled same day re- eeived. New gears ordered by wire
 4s2 ". Adams St. Phone 7s7 tt
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
FORDS ALL BARGAINS

1920 Ford touring. has run 500 miles: 1917 Ford road/er; 1918 Ford touring 1919 Ford roadster with small trucl body. 719 w. Wash. Phone 3397. br
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

FOR SALE-7-p passenger Chalmers. new paint; fine condition. Phone 1864 or 3223 bm
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
EoR sALE-mIscELLANEous

FOR sALE-One tent house made in order so that it can be put on wagon if necessary. Will take $75 if called for at once. 52e $. Eth Ave bn
 DON'T FAIL to attend the auction at 27 South 5th Ave, Saturday. Oct 16th. Some beautiful furniture to be sold. bm
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
Apartment House
 Bargain

1-hia is one of the best apartment houses in Phoenix. fine location on corner. ten apartments. clears S4vo per month: s15.o00 Co handle. lnqulre at Fke N First Ave. ti
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
Possession at Once

Five roomshouse near capitol. on car line and paved street: $500 cash win handle all modern, a dandy. Phone tSe1. l2 W. Van Buren. BOLIN'S REALTY co. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
WHY COMPLAIN

About high rentsf Put lnat rem money in vour own pocket. " ll pullH I. sn,aif house on monthly payments. Tct,s talk it over. and do it now. carl n. Johnson e CO. Contractors, Realty Investments t2S P. Adams. on
 FDV SALE-6-room modern brick rouse au built-in features, no agent. se,. t r,,t,cr hp
 MY five room strictly modern bum ~,fov for sale. Has every modern fufft- ln feature. Fireplace. hreaktasl room etc. Large rooms. Best of ma - ferlais and construction throughqut Garage. two blocks from street car Price s75OO: ss50O cash. See owner on premises 736 East Willetta S, phoua e91G N
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
Headquarters

For cotton seed meal and cotton pro- ducts. Cotton seed meal is the cheap est feed
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
R.D. Roper Motor Co
FORD WANTED

We have late model 5-passenger touring car in excellent condition. for which We will accept your Ford as part navment. 521 N. Central Ave. bp
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
57 Rebuilt Cars

WE HAVE WITHOUT QUESTION THE LARGEST AND MOST COM PLETE STOCK OF REBUILT AUTO MOBILES IN THE STATE. EVERY THING FROM A FORD TO A PACK ARD.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
NAVAJO RUGS

NAVAJO RUGS Large assortment. Beautiful designs and weaves. At bargain prices. Cali and see them. Navajo Apache Trading Company. 202 Masonic Temple Bldg s2 $. Central Avenue. III LARGE coal heater. s90: 3 burner oil cook stove S20, both new condition. 1720 W. Lincoln. It SOME household furniture for sale. Can 2267 or 5O4 N. Sixth St. bp
 FOR SALE-Furniture funned oak library table, mahogany bookcase, oak Morris chair, large double mirror, two chairs. ice box, three burner gas plate and oven. two iron cots and mat tresses. 2s yards Brussels carpet, shaw ing mirror, fine white enamel wood or coal range, dishes. cooking utensils. Call Saturday afternoon or Sunday. 1903 w. Wash bn
 FOR SALE - Riddle Koop. never been used, half price. l21S F.. Jeffer- son St. bp
 FOR sALE-One ss Singer with at tachments. in good condition: price | $40: must sell by Monday; leave name and address. Box % W. Republican. It | tnQN A4AANAT ALLIE AAN ll bA1Fi4iAllD TABLES AT SACRIFICE.
 Will sell pair Brunswick Bake Col lender very best alleys at about half pre-war price; also 3 splendid pool ta- bles. 2 billiard tables cheap: practically good as new. ". IT. Robinson, Chan dler. db ! FOR SALE-Nearl. new Florence automatic S-burner coal oil stove. with good oven; will guarantee as good as a new one. Call TOP !. 2d St. bn MILK and cream. Monetts Dairy, phone s211. 11bk GOOD Singer machine. cheap. Phone 277O. br FOR SALE-Reliable gas range. in good condition; price SEQ. Inquire 1922 W. Wash St. phone s77s. bn | FOR SALE-One Ford truck. just overhauled: one top buggy and har- ness: one spring wagon and harness: {: one good work team, weight 2SO0. and harness; one mule. weight 1000 lbs : one small 3-year-ol mule. a good sad dle mule. This stuff is for sale. so stop and look it over. 529 s. 7th Ave at 7th Ave. Hay Market. tf WILL sell IS acres of Al cotton never been picked; cheap if taken at once U. A. Polk. McDowell Road, Phone 20J3. bm SOLID oak typewriter desk. 4 draw CTS. and Underwood typewriter. Phone .i 4741. br FOR SALE-Net curtains with over drapes, practically new. Phone S924.
 bn FOR SALE-Two acres of maize ready to cut. Box 76, care Republican
 hm FOR SALE-SaNophones and musi- cal instruments Gene Dabney at Amer ican Dancing Academy. between hours [ to 4; phone 40s3 al
 FOR SALE-Floor lamp. beautiful f silk shade. 719 E. Adams br
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
KING

Seven passenger with new plate glass top. freshly painted, five tires, in excellent mechanical condition. Looks and drives like a s.2000.00 automobile, and will sell for s750.00. Car has had very little use. This is your oppor- tunity to own a beautiful high powered car of unquestioned reputation at an extreme sacrifice price. Phone 426l or call at the
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
Buy From Owner

A s-room brick. northeast. all mod er, i. blocx from car line; large lot. ssxgss. with chicken park. price SoSou, tssO0 down Phone 4SS5. No agents.
 CoZY nttie 2 room house. furnished iot soxf40: price Sl,Ooo. 2iO s. lst Ave, e. Glendale
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
For Sale-Furniture

All brand new, of six-room house: bargain for someone furnishing a home. Phone SS40. I'll F. Polk St
 hn HAVING bought the business and good will of Taylors Auction House, will run 1t as a retail furniture. and commission auction house; will buy all of vour furniture hardware. guns; spot cash. high prices. Phone 1776 or 1917 Fords stores. if
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-19

.srcy Courty's timber u an
~ for Immediate cxplo1ts-
Mills should be- turninG
1 a 70 aid In tho rcconstruc-
worn Of tho nation. In.
11lesie this virgin nold.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-19
WORK STARTS ON
WATER AND SEWER
Preliminary Survey of Burns
For Estimate on City
improvements.

= F. NJ. 1ioush, an engineer connect
ed with the Kelley Engineering Co..
OF Portland. IL at present working on
the preliminary steps looking TO the
submission OF plans fer water and
sewer In Burns.
The gentleman begun his work the
frst part OF this week and devoted IA
part Of the time to running out form
er surveys TO ascertain whether II
will be necessary for q complete now
one or take the figure Of former en-
gineers. The object Il 1t present to
take elevations and consider the best
places 70 locate septic tanks or drain
age for the sewer and also TO nnd the
most fessibie place for the sinking Of
wells for pumping stations. In con-
siderise these matters the sstab-
lishment Of . Night and power plant
V also kept In mind.
II viii be several days before Mr..
Housh viii have anything to submit
to the city authorities.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-19
MORE ENGINEERS ON
IRRIGATION PROJECT
Additional Surveyors Put to
Work; State Geologist
Makes Examination.

Director A. II. Olsen OF the Harney
Valley Irrigation District has been
looking after the necessary details
OF cquIpping and placing engineers
In ihe field during the past several
days and now has twelve men nj
WORK on the irrigation project.
J. o. Baar In In charge OF the field
work and has supervision. Tho
crews are at several different parts
OF the project bat the particular
work Ia being conducted at the pro-
posed dam site below the mouth OF
Emigvant creek. Bnte Geological
williams Of the Bureau OF Mines. ar
rived Wednesday apd has gone up TO
tho s,ts to mako : geological exam.
nation for the distsict.
The activity. Of this undertaking u
gratifying TO ths psspie - aii are de-
sisoss Of pushing thss project to COM
pletion - rapidly ~ circumstances
will permit. The "details are being
worked out With these several sur
veyins crews In the field and ~ soon
as tho necessary data In available the
proposition OF dsAnite plans OF stor-
age. the place and all such will be
settled upon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-19
CREATES DEMAND FOR
Pure BRED STOCK
Additional Carload Shipped
With Consignment to
The Calf Club.

In addition 90 the twenty head OF
pure bred ghorthorns and Herefords
bought by the Harney County Calf
Club, ten head OF heifers and seven
head OF bulls have been shipped to
Burns by Green Brothers which they
will put up at an auction sale on next
Saturday afternoon.
These animals we're shipped at the
suggestion Of County Agent McDan-
iels because OF there being inquiry
for more pure bred stock. They were
brought over from Crane yesterday
and are now being cared for together
with the animals consigned to the
Calf Club pending the allotment to
the boys and girls on the first day OF
the Chautauqua.
Mr.. J. l.. Allen. State Livestock
Club Leader. and Mr.. Dawson of the
Breeders Association. viii
arrive here on the 22nd 10 take part
in the allotment Of the young stock
TO the boys and girls and one Of these
men will Judge the animals at that
time.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-19

sehtink room. Tho pioneer peopl,
began arriving carly in the day ant
the registration books were the seen,
of activity from 10 o'clock until lat,
in the afternoon. II is cstimaed tha
there were between $50 and 400
registered. although not nearly al
the signatures OF pioneers we're 80.
cured. kr
President lone Whiting called the
meeting to order a little after ii
o'clock and a short program consist.
Ing OF music and short talks was IN
order. The Liberty Theatre piano
had been moved up to the front porch
OF the court house and with Mrs. c.
II. Leonard presiding the entire COM
pany Joined In singing America.
Mrs. II. B. Reed followed with an
invocation In which she asked the
good graces Of Deity to rest upon the
pioneers gathered. Mrs. A. G. Wei
como then sang "when You and
Were Young Maggie" q male quartet
joining In the chorus.
Mayor Leonard Was then introduc.
ID and nsurstivsgy turned the keys
Of the town over TO Mother" whit
ing and With some well chossn re-
marks mofS ~ isss humorsss In
character welcomed the pionssrs. Be
fore closiSe pths Mayor rsdaosd r.
L. Haiass 10 ~ rasks and placed
A. w. Howsss. ths vvssrssss sid
pioneer ofyTfafnAy. a. chief ot police
for the day. Mr.. Howssr was pre-
scented with q big star that covered
his breast more liks . shield than an
ordinary star. but he wore II with
dignity ana preserved order during
the entire day-even using hfs
authority at the pioneer dance in the
evening at Tonawama.
Following this there was q piano
trio by Marjorie Byrd. Evelyn Byrd
and Raymond vosstiy.
G.. A. swesk gave an interesting
address upon live topics but nrst
paid his rsspsets to the grand old
lady. Julia Hsyes. who h Queen
Mother" OF the pioneers.' Mrs. Hayes
Is past eighty years and was too
feeble to be present; Mr.. sweek also
felicitated Mother" Whiting who
was president OF the Association; he
then discussed the development OF
the country and the attitude We
should take toward efforts 10 bring
(Continued on page four
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-19
|pNEER DAY PROVES
AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
bsve Time of Their "Young
| Live; Eat, Drink, Dance
And i lay Games.

| several OF the older members OF
n Harney county Pioneer Assoc
I,Ion stated last Saturday that they
n not enjoyed a more delightful
!, IN many years than the reunion
! mat day. One lady told her
Sashier she wouldn't change IL for
best Chautauqua day we had on
program. and others were
lilly as sure they couldn't enjoy
: other gathering nearly 20 much
| Ae annual gathering Of the Piou-
~ writer cannot put the enthus-
into this story that the occasion
sunts. for Il really Was without
don the most snjoyabIe rsuus
! wsr held Of the hrst families OF
ney county. The older psopls
tbs center OF the stage during
day and ~ there WAS no oshsr
s<tion In Burns the pioneers
bpb had everything their own
Unfortunately the secretary lsft
DO With the records AND IL is I'm
uisle for US to give the names Of
" registering m has been our
ton In former years. Mrs,
rAsg was acting secretary and
= PAPER did not know she intended
Fiss Immediately following the re-
N for the southern part OF tho
sg 10 bo gone for IN indefinite
y. otherwise we would have se-
NJ the roster.
hy Gould. who has charge OF the
y, house grounds. turned every
u over 10 the visitors for the en-
day. not even putting In an ap-
lnnee. The children played on
lawn. the men sat under the
de Of the trees on the grass and
ladies occupied the benches
taking those out of the circuit
n room In order to have more
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-19
w ayside Observations
By l.. n. MeD~nicl- County Agent

By l.. n. MeD~nicls County Agent
Rain.
Smiles.
Good crops.
Plenty OF Grass.
Money In circulation.
Good times for everybody.
Better exhibits at County Fair thi'
Fail.
Big time ~ -cstlow Valley. June
9th Better be there.
The County Agent will help you
secure labor for harvcst--phons
write or call.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-19
Twenty head OF pure bred cattle
oming for Harney County boys and

coming for Harney County boys and
girls.
Another car load Same kind and
grade TO be disposed OF at auction
juno 26tb at Burns.
Big parade OF Pure Bred Cattle
by boys and girls and others, June 2a
Come and see them.
This IL Just one club. II you are
interested-se or write the County
Agent. lie wants to organize others.
Also. sheep and pig clubs among
boys ond girls not Interested In cat
tie. Dad says he isn't Interested, but
I'll ber that when Fair Time" comes
he'll be leaning over the fence pull
ing. hoart, soul and boot straps, for
his boy or girl.
Are you keeping close watch for
the new grasshopper colonies In or
dor TO swat them when they nrst
hatch out7-Speaking Of grssshop-
pers reminds us that there are only
three elasses Of men affected by them
One Ia too Intelligent to allow
them 70 exist---The other. too indiff-
crent 10 realize how much they dam
age himself or neighbofs and the last
10 too dumfounded lazy TO do any
thing II he did realize the necessity
OF action. What class are you in,
The county furnishes the poison at
cost and the services of the County
Agent are yours for the asking.
This also reminds us that while
the great majority OF farmers are us
ing every effort to get rid Of the
squirrels there are few. who. un-
aware OF the dcstructiveness Of the
pest. sre somewhat lax In their ef-
forts. II you know q neighbor that
Ia neslecting this work to your det-
riment Just notify tho County Agent
who will call their attention to the
State law making II compulsory to
destroy all ground squirrels. etc. OF
else the county will do the work un-
der the supervision Of tho County
Agen, and the expense will be assess
cd against tho land In the form OF
taxes.
Tho poison can be had at cost from
the County Agent and by signing a
slip II will not bc necessary TO pay
spot cash for IL. therefore let's get rid
OF ihe squirrels and show the world
what sHarney County soils can pro-
duce Il they have the chance.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-19
ANOTHER BI0 IRRIGATION
PROJECT sTARTEO


According to news dispatches from
Salem the Eastern Oregon Livestock
Co. has made application with the
state engineer covering the construc-
ton Of the p Ranch reservoir for the
storage OF ono hundred and twenty
thousand acre feet OF water from tho
Bitten river.
This project will cover some OF
the finest land In the entire Harvey
county and will be u very attractive
project More will be said of this
undertaking at some future time.
s.
Scott Haley was among our busi-
ness visitors the fore part OF this
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-17

-r1N w,r S>NINrS sT'NrS-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-04
COPENHAGENS
DEFEAT HEGEWISCH

The Copenhagen a c. OF Whiting
defeated the strong Comet club Of
Hegewisch. by a score of Is to 3 Tho
game was played in Hogowisoh city
Sunday. Aug l.
The Copies had a stone wall inheld
with J Bodney at the initial sack. who
made some pretty one hand catches.
Rosen played the keystone sack in ma
jor league style and he sure did crown
the Pill getting a home run and three
singles in i've trips To the plate. Jones
took care of the hor ones on short
and used his war club in fne 3, lie by
getting two. two base Mis- and two
singles in fire trips TO the plate Spooks
was right a third all through the game
making some nifty throws TO first. The
out field was taken care Of by Sacher in
left 2. Bodney in center and Stomco in
right. The out feeders did their share
with the bat. each getting three hits.
o hcefe pitched in his usual form strik-
ing out ten men and only allowing five
hits. Punchy put the pep in the ball
game with his good catching behind the
bat only letting ono man steal second
and getting three hits. The Copies put
the game on ice in the fourth inning
toy getting seven hits. good for seven
runs.
NeNt Sunday the copies VIII line UP
Sainst the fast Cherokee 4. G. from
East Side. The game is called at ?
M. and VIII be played IN the WhitIn-
park.
Q. a. c. ~ c1 Z o o ? 1-13 %
Comets -----1 O o o ! I 0 1t 81
Home run. Rosen. three. base hits.
2 T..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-04
Says He Will
Make Quick
Victory
IlNTERNAIloNAL Nrws sEsvIcGl

I'M ERhAIlokAL NEWS SERVtcEl
INV YORK. Aug Jack Dcmp-
sey, worlds heavyweight champion.
expects to leave Ne WORK next week
for Benton Harbor. Mich. where he
viii put the furnishing touches on his
training for his third combat with
Billy Miske. the St. Paul heavyweight.
Dempsey declared today that lie ex-
poets to make this battle u quick vic
tory. for he feels the fact that NIiske
has been the only man who has been
able to Withstand him in the three years
he spent reaching the top of the heavy
weight division.
TIE worlds champion Is slowly at
tanning the form that made him the
marvel of the fighting world last
summer. He weighed~196 pounds af-
ter hard workout yesterday More
over he is using his right hand more
than his left in training bouts What
this portends for Miske he does not
say. preferring instead To declare that
inasmuch as his left hand is much the
better of his two maulers. he intends
to save it in training.
The champion will take with him to
Benton Harbor the same two dusky
sparring partners who worked him in
TO condition for Jess Willard-Jamaci
Kid and BIZ Tate.
Efforts are being made by Floyd
Fits immons. the Benton Harbor pro
moter. to increase the value Of his
card on Labor Day by adding to it
ten round bouts between Battling Lee
whisky and Harry Greb. Frank Nor
an and Gunboat Smith and Bill Tate
and Sam Langford
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-04
AMERICANS ANNEX 7
OF 8 OLYMPIC SHOOTS

BENERLoo. Belgium. Aug 3-The
United states has won sweeping VIC
tory IN the Olympic target shooting. out
Of eight events, including rife pistol
and revolver contests they won seyen
FIRST places and we're SECOND in the
other
In the seven individual events they
won four hrsts. two seconds and -four
thirds. taking FIRST second and third in
one 81 them They failed TO place IN
only one oVcnt-the 20O-meter rifle firing
from prone position.
The final standing in points IS as fol
lows:
Omitted States. &c: sweden. II. Norway
Denmark. Switzerland 5is. Brazil.
?. France 4; Greece. =; South Africa, ?.
Finland ~
One third place was divided between
Switzerland and Finland after three
shoot-offs failed to break a lie.
\ final re-check Of the targets in the
individual events deprived Commander
g I Osborn. L. S. ~ of third place.
MS score q 30 having been tied ~
o'utenssen Of Norway. who had more
bulls eyes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-04
NATIONAL 1EAGuE
Hcsterdny'n Rcnnltn

Chicago 5; Philadelphia /.
Pittsburgh 3; Boston ?.
Brooklyn, 10; St. Louis Z.
New York Il; Cincinnati /.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-04
RAPSK0OTING
At WHITING


~ HITTING, IND. Aug 4-Three
shooters. two local and one Chicago
shooter, tied in the 50-bird event at
the Whiting Park Traps on Sunday
August 1st. All three shooters. II.
F EgSers- Roy Granger and NJ. r
Holder finished with the good score Of
4sx5o. Eggers Of RobertsdaIe. drop
ped one bird in each event. Granger OF
Hammond went straight in the first
event and dropped two in the last
event while Holder Of Chicago drop.
ped one in each event. Not being
satisfied with tying FOR high gun. Eg-
gers went out and copied the LONG
run trophy by breaking IS without a
miss Roy Granger. one Of the Gran
ger brothers of the old kankakee riv-
CT days shot at a great clip all af-
ternoon being the only shooter to
break % straight in one event. O. D
Lottinville finished in second place
with ~ and Earnest Water finished in
tnird with 10 The opening of tho
tournament for the Standard Target
Trophy viii open next Sunday. August
sth- All employees who have entered
the tournament are requested by the
club officials 10 come out for the op-
ening of the first shoot. Your per
centage viii be waiting for you at the
club house Bring your gun with
you- If YOU don't have one the Glib
VIII loan YOU one. The MANAGEMENT
has done everything in its power to
make this tournament a success
Scores for the afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-04

lof 1:49 % for a mile and a furlong
, and new mark Of PA 10 for ! SIS
miles
Last wear when the swat king Of all
times, Babe Ruth. knocked 20 home runs
il was acclaimed 81 record for all time.
y ct the Babe came To that mark in a
little over a half season this year
Last winter Norman Ross. the great
est swimmer in American history.
started a campaign against old cstab-
Nshed records that resulted in new
worlds marks for zoe eco 500. $40
and 500 yards and half mile indoors
Then there was Jake DriscolI. the
Boston college runner who made new
mark Of 50 I-5 for 500 Yards And the
English relay team-Tatham. Stallard
Milligan ard Rudd. who ran two miles
for "a new worlds mark Of 1.5e rs.
And Etholda Bleibtrey. who swan 100
meters in 1922 SIS.
Tommy Milton also joined the select
circle Of record breakers by setting a
half dozen new automobile marks on
the Daytoua beach.
Along the line Of accomplished inn
possibles also was the feat of William
T. ridden, tho first American ever to
win the worlds tennis championship
he fan Of today may accept the
new supermen, but there VIII bc those
who VIII always say:
There never was horse like Man
o. War. The swimmer never lived as
good as Norman Ross. Charley Paddock
was the greatest OF an sprintcrs. The
new champions are preliminary boys
compared 10 Jack Dempsey and Benny
Leonard
lis the same old story.