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The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11

Iub Spencer former Detroit and Salt Lake backstop, in letter to friend in San Francisco, stated that he was offered $1,7OO by "Babe" Bor ton of the Vernon team to do his bit in helping the Vernon Tigers win the pennant for the season of 1919 in the Pacific Coast league.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11
ADAMS RETURNS FROM ITALY
Former New York Athletic Club Star Achieved Success in Coaching
 Olympic Entrants.

Platt Adams, once star of the New York Athletic club in running and jumping events, has returned with his wife from Italy, where he has been coach of that nations entrants in the
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11
BOXING CONTESTANTS
 TO BE NUMBERED

All contestants in the New York state boxing championships, to be con- ducted under the auspices of the Anna teur Athletic Union next month, will be numbered, according to Secretary Fred Rubien, in order that spectators may know who they are.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11
BROWN ELECTS
 GRID CAPTAIN

George C. Johnstone of New York has been elected captain of the Brown football team for the season of 1921 Johnstone has played tackle for the past two years.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11
ONE-ARMED LAD IS MARVEL
Roderick Macdonald of Richmond Hill, N. Y., Is Star Field. and
 Track Performer.

Though minus his left arm, Roder- ick Macdonald, sixteen-year-old stu dent at the Richmond Hill, N. Y., high school is the athletic marvel of the school. He is captain of the SOC cer team, a crack tennis player, can swim like a fish and is a star all- around field and track perfo-'nA-
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11

When you buy union made cigar you're getting a better cigar than if you bought a non-union one and you're giving fellow unionist work at the same time.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11
MATCH FOR JACK BRETON

Jack Britton, we1terweight champion of the world, was matched to box 10 rounds with Johnny Inchous, of St. Paul, at Des Moines, Iowa, on Decem- Der Y, 1t is announced.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11
BAKERS ORGANIZE.

Muncie, Ind, Dec 10.-Bakers in this city have organized and affiliated with the bona fde trade union movement.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11

recent Olympic games. He took the entrants back to Italy with several winnings to their credit, the first time that has been done in an Olympic tournament. Honorary membership in the Societa Sportiva Italia was one of the expressions of gratitude he re- ceived.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11
"BO" MCMILLAN A COLONEL

At a dinner at Danville, Ky, recently, given by the Danville Chamber of Com merce to the Center College football squad, Governor Edwin F. Morrow, the principal speaker, announced that he had made "Bo" McMillan, Center's famous quarterback, colonel on his staff.
 Patronize THE LABOR PRFss advertisers
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11
CY YOUNG KICKED FIxER OUT
Oid-Time Pitcher Tells of Encount- He and Criaer Had With
 Gambler in 1904.

Denton "Cy" Young, perhaps the greatest pitcher in baseball history, while attending the recent worlds se-
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11

''Ya1e is 10 years behind the times in football for we have no team offense worthy of the name," says Frank Quinn by, the former Yale baseball coach.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-11

And Frank is mer1y speaking the thoughts of the multitude.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-14
Delinquent Tax List

Chas. ], Adriance-. EH OF NEA, NEA
OF SEA, Sec. 81. VIZ Of NWH
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-14

any member bank to accept draft
secure III this ma nner at the time of
acceptance. provid ed that the draft
natures III not more than six month s
t'me from the tim of acceptance.
Aiter acceptance such a draft bearing
the endorsement of q member bank is
eligible for rediscoun or purchase bv
federal reserve ban K, provided that
u mas maturity of not more than
'nree months from ahe date of re-
discount or chase.
VT marshall said G. overnor Hard
ny had called attention to the provi-
sion OF the fed eral reese rye act as 70
eligibility for Discount of paper Sc
cured by ware house rece ipts
y was the unanimous opinion OF
us WOOL grow ers, Mr.. MAJ shall said,
20. us pan suggested vas prac-
tically feasible
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-14
70 HELP WOOL GROWERS

! press dispatch from Washington
ed yesterday says that plans for
incIng the wool growers until a
rket for wool is re-established
#e been worked out at conferences
ween the growers and the federal
erve board, it was announced bv
Z. Marshall of Salt Lake City, sec
Try of the National Wool Grow
Association.
}nder the plan, Mr.. Marshall said
wool grower may ship his wool
ne OF the usual points of distribu-
obtaining from the railroad a
of iading for the shipment: the
yer may then draw draft against
bank for such All amount as may
greed upon by the grower and the
!. secured by the bill Of lading.
federal reserve act authorizes
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-14
THE WINNING TICKET \

The Democratic Convention i'll San Francisco the
biggest staged in that city and the old poll
declare they witnessed enthusiastic and
generally harmonious national meeting There two
three fist fights among the delegates but they only
proof that they would submit to being budozed or
victims OF the steam roller After long hours of travail
they brought forth ticket that will appeal powerfully to
the people November Certainly San Francisco went
wild with enthusiasm and the people from Ohio of whom
there thousands in attendance the convention
declare that Cox will carry Ohio by big orty while
the New Workers predicted that Roosevelt will the
Empire State having the united support OF all fac
tons of the party.
1t is goodrue American ticket. and it stands plat
form that be pierced by the shafts OF criticism shot
at it by corrupt and partisan denagogues.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-14
TREAsuRER,s NOTICE

Office OF the Treasurer and ExOfhcio
Tax Receiver, Lyon County, Nevada, June
10th, 1920.
To the above-named delinquent tax pay
ers, and to all owners of or claimants TO
the real estate and improvements thereon
or improvements when assessed separately
| hereinbefore described known unknown
| and on which the tax does not exceed $500.
You hereby notified that under and by
virtue of the laws OF the State of Nevada, |
will sell ON THE THIRD MONDAY IN
JULY 1920, Towit: the 10Th day of said
month, in front of the Court House door.
in the City of Yerington, Lyon County, each
of the above described tracts or parcels OF
land with the improvements where sep
tax and fifteen G5) pcrcent delinquency
assessed to said delnquents against said
property for fiscal year commencing January
lst 1919 and ending December 3lst, 1919,
notice and One Dollar ($D for Auditor 5
Certificate, unless payment OF said tax, de
linquency, cost Of publication and charge for
Auditors Certificate be paid to me prior
to said 10Th day OF July, 1920,
The sale VIII be made between the hours
of nine o'cock, am, and five o'cock pm,
to-wt:
NJ the hour of one o'clock pr n. to tho
person taking the smallest qu;Stty and
paying the taxes, delnquencies and costs on
the whole
Such sale is subject to redemption within
twelve G2) months alter the date of the
sale by payment of all such sums with inter
est the same at three CD per cent per
month thereon from the said sale until paid
The above is the list of the names of
persons to whom the property is assessed .
description of the property upon which the
taxes are due and the amount of tax deliu.
quences and costs due on each
Z. +. RANSOM
County Clerk and Ex-Ohicio Tax Receiver
of Lyon County, Nevada.
First publication, June 10, 1920
Last publications. IulV 21 1920
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-14
WORLD LEADERSHIP

Leadership in world affairs has from time to time
changed from city and country to another. Three
thousand years ago. the time of David and Solomon
Tyre the financial and commercial capital OF the known
earth Tyre i'll Syria old Phoenicia on tfeparalel
OF NorhFlorda The ships OF the bold Phoencians
to all parts of the Mcdterranean-their world The
changing bell OF time called the curtain and all that
lett OF the fourisfng metropolis is the little town
OF Sar. The shifting sand has filled the spacious
harbor. The crown of Tyre passed Carthage THAI
was dn the day OF slow moving ships propelled by
sails Then supremacy Venice, in Italy: next,
to Hamburg, and the cagucd Teuonc cities OF the Bal
tic then Portugal became the great seafang country; fol
lowed by Spain, the discoverer OF America and Spain
great power the following supremacy passed toll o-
land: then up to 1914, Great Britain
Now the eighth country--Amerca-s on top Previous
to 1914 England was the richest world nation and
1t SO much money that the annual interest SOOOOOOO
Before the war we owed four million daars abroad
Now America lis the richest nation and the financial
center. W possess one-tld Of the total wealth of the
world
Before the Great War English ships dominated the sea
and England built ships each year than any other
country When our shpbuiding program ends 1920 we
will have more ships than England
The world is lin need of raw material While we have
but OF the population OF the world and have
per cent OF the landed of the world we have the
raw material get that big fact into your mind
We produce 20 per worlds conner 65 ner cent
% per cent OF the 90 per OF the
ooi ~ per cent OF the coal 40 OF the iron and
STEEL 50 per cent of the silver 20 per cent Of he d 80
per cent OF the lead 25 per the wheat IS ne cent
OF the automobiles; Is per the phosphates but
TO call OF the full list OF materials we produce would be
to name all the natural resources OF the earth
Once Solomon built his temple 80 wears ago i'm =
city now after hundreds OF years lin Christian hands the
Torch OF Leadership has been seized bv one country after
ahoher III EUROPE until now has been taken by the CEN
ua country OF the New World country nhabitated nv
e pest fed best clothed best housed best educated and
best amused people Tin all the worlda people with an.
speech one flag Constitution and one purpose-Dear
born Independent
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-14

|, James Z. Barton, County Auditor OF
said County of Lyon, State OF Nevada, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
Lyon County for the second installment OF
taxes for the fiscal year 1919, published
according to law.
WITNESS my hand and official seal.
at my office in the City of Yerington, this
10th day of June, 1920
(SeaD JAMES F. BARTON,
County Auditor.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-14

rress dispatches announce the death at Madrid Sna;n
last sunday OF Ex-lmpress Eugene OF France She was
me widow OF Napoleon third and her influence over the
emperor is said to have been responsible for the Franco
russian war which resulted dsastrouslv for France
" ei youth she was SAID to be the hanesomcst woman
IN france Her only killed lin the Boer war
while fighting with the British army She was Oh VANS
Of age '
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-14

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT OF
TIE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LYON.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF I,amira
Clam. Deceased
Notice Of Hearing Petition to Sell Real
and Personal Property.
r. II. WHITACRE, Administrator of the
estate OF Lamra Clam, deceased having
heretofore, to-wit: upon the eleventh dav OF
June. 1920, filed in this Court Petition
asking for an Order to sell certain real and
personal property belonging to the above named
estate the hearing thereof has been set by the
Court for the frst day of July. A. y. 1920 at
the hour of ten o'clock, A. NJ at the court
room thereof, in the city of Yerington, Lyon
County, Nevada, at which time and place any
and all persons interested in said estate may
appear and show cause, if any they have, why
said petition should not be granted.
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. d. 1920.
H. +. RANSOM, Clerk
CLARK ]. GUILD,
Attorney Of Administrator
First publication, June j., 1
Last publication, Jane 80, 1920.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21
OH, BOY! HERE
YOUR CHANCE; MAYBE
Under New Ruling Restaurants
May Serve Booze With Soup,
Soup Certain To Become
Popular

A large sale Of soups Is predicted
very shortly IN Guthrie
Furthermore the taste FOR 8opgs
anbng Toledo residents IL expected
10 become keoner
The government has issued hsr
ielin that Intoxicating liquors can he
utilized in ula manufacture OF guch
food products az may b. approved ~
the commissioners e internal 70.
venue upon obtaining permits
"Where intoxicating liquors arr
used In the manufacture Of llqulc
food products such aa soups. or iu
fsozeu liquids they shall contain leng
Hhan onehalf Of one per cent ~
alcohol by volume" Aays the order
aiut II we find anyone violating
this permit clause. that person viii
be within the soup. likewise wlthoa,
hts soup" said chief Reece or the
federal prohibition forcea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21
REALTY BOARD SERVES
SPREAD TO MEMBERS
Associate and Honorary Guests
Hear Rousine Booster Talks
AT lone Dinner, New
ENTERPRISE In View

Despite the mid summer heat the
Guthrie real estate hoard Is ap ant
doing tn promotion work for the city
Tho Board gave aaat her banquet
At the lone hotel laN evening 10
which number Of associate mcm
bers were invited The occasion " as
marked ontlmism,
Vic Houston the president. pre-
sidcd and told Of lhc plans Of the
Board and what II expected to do.
AN tho i've wire realty men of me
city are members q the association
he said The matter of standard val
uation Of property and commissions.
etc. we're touched upon. Mir Hous
ton told Of The harmonious cooper.
alton q 'he local body with the state
and ns'iona boards
The real estate men are on ip.
toe touching every promotion good
for city and county. we want to
cooperate with all local civic bodie.
The realtor Is the first to foel The
wave q progress or the slump or
despair, His stipend ~ nominal bu,
he Is always ready to boost" lIous
ton spoke Of the increasing wave or
tenaniry IN tbb county. ana saia
means should be tasen 10 place farm
lands on sounder basis.
pr Fiansford told Of the good work
OF committees OF the board. and his
statements We're amplIfied by socro.
tary kneoland
p Cook touched upon tho produce
market og tho county and oefere1
suggestions relative 10 more produc.
tion.
Secretary Gregory of the Chamber
CONTINUED on Page 8. col. }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21
CHANCE FOR NEW OIL
TEST PRESENTED ROTARY
Roxana Company Anxious To
Sign Contract As Soon AS
Required Leases Are
Blocked

The noon day lun leon cf the Ra
tary club was presided over by Sec
retary Spurrier Manager Scardc~
served an exceptionally good slrcad
Attorney c. G. Horner appeared
before the clubxand made an inform
ative talN relative 10 the activities Of
the Roxana oil company IN Antelope
and adjoining townships Mr. Hor-
ner has been working with the Rnx-
ana people the past iods months.
with view 10 starting test. lie
told how the Carter ,cst failed nv
reason Of land les rcfuh'nr 20
give new 'ea - and said there were
drawbacks sIs-sana,ag tie lrespnt
project duo - the samo "ausc. The
Roxana has been in constant com.
munication with Horner and stands
ready to sign a contract for putting
down a well northeast az the city.
as soon as the requisite number or
leases are blocked out "a know
there Is oil in Logan county" said
Horner, "our business IL to got ",
and II Is the business Of ever pa
triotic citizen TO offer al ito aIF
and announcement possible. Wha,
helps one helps all" A committee
composed OF Messrs. Walton. Nm
lack. Welch. Seeley and Olson was
appointed to work with Mr.. Horner
and Mr. Mexican ia the acquiring OF
necessary acreage.
County Agent Wiley addressed the
the club on county activities and an
nounced the coming demonstration OF
boys clabs at Mineral Wells, Ang y,
Hereford association officials will be
present and farmers from all over
the county. Auto owners are askeG
to provide cars during that day.
II. Pickerell and Frank Fain, In
surance man Of Oklahoma City ana
Mr. Guthrie OF Kingfisher. were
guests at tho luncheon.
Mr. Pickerell Is representative OF
the Pathe Movie corporation. and hs
delivered an interesting address de-
scriptiye of the origin, growth and
physical value Of the cinema. He
spoke good word for the movie man
and advanced the cause OF the Pathe
picture news film as an educator
Fifteen members OF the club an
nounced their intention TO attend the
picnic TO be given by the Oklahoma
City Rotarians at Lakeside. on July
~ Traction cars will be boarded
here at either 2:30 or $3.50 on that
date
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21
MAN AND WOMAN ARREST
Ed ON IMMORAL CHARGE
Ben Bourland. Pool Hall Man,
and Hattie Cook, West Side
Girl. Face Serious
Charge

Naslert of truntlng Wits and as'v
eral small chlldron ana ioyridlns WITH
other women pauacd sheriff RohsTt'
son 10 arrest ben ilourland, ioeai
pool hall man laat night
Ordinarily | do not lntertcr with
tho police powers nt the city, hut iu
this case the offanue against iaa
deceney of tho city was 80 fiaaWat
that could not resist the oppor,ua
ny" said the sheriff
Hourland waa CAUGHT "a rnotn
with west eide girl nv the name n
Hattie Cook The glrl was In aa iu.
toSlcatod state and the man had bsei
drinking heavily Earlicr III the nye.
niug the couple had been soy Nant
Tho sheriff took The pair and loeaad
ihom up 70 the county fail rhcy VIII
be tried on eharge Of heing III 4
room for immoral purnoaes
The Cook elrl has heen cnmnan
ion of y ~ Carpenter. tho man now
IN AL charged Win performing
mock marriage ceremony aoiae
time ago A naw charge ~ white
slavery may be- filed aeainat batn
Carpenter and the Cook eirl. o. y
IL said that the two travelled over
many states together and aoses "a
husband and wife.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21
TWO MEN SAY WIVES
HAVE DESERTED THEM
Love of One Cooled While Hubby
Fought In France the Other
Will Not Live In
Oklahoma

Two suits for divorce have been
filed In district court this week
Ardell Buford is a returned soldier.
He says in his petition that notwith-
standing the fact that his wife took
money from him during the time he
was in France when he returned TO
this city she refused TO live with
him. The couple were married IN
1917.
w. Il. Hinsley is another husband
who has grievance. He states III
his petition that his wife Carrie has
departed and is now living in the
state Of Washington and that lho ie-
fuses to return to this state. That
she has with her their two children.
He says be cannot sacrifice his in
terests here TO 20 to Washington and
as she will not return he prays .he
court to graz. ban divorce. The
couple were married In. Illinois in
1892.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21
FLOATING no01g JOINT

Ncw yefk. July 81 We're Jsaies
Sirvlia, supervising prehihitioa
agent for the Kew York ala,rirt, IN
another rotation 10 tho llanor trat.
fic. and were he 20 minded. ha
might today isaae some such prorla.
nation a. lhIss
"pons cr0edl Don't ernwd'
Information has been received
that poworfui corporation IN ha.
lug formed 10 anchor ship ~ far
sien resistry or * no REGISTRY ~ alt.
outside the three mile limit and o.
ter lannr for sale.
"Esenrainn steamers wlll he run
from New YORK. and nnar by cities 10
Take eaaiofHora to thla liquor ara
watch tor particulars"
As matter ot fac, the foreroins.
except The last sentence, was con-
tained fl statement by Mr. ahev.
up thA moruine The prohibition
agent added he recently heard of ths
establishment, ~ such floating
saloon on the paelfle coast
Ila did not say whether his Off n
Is n possoa'lon of datats or whether
asepa would be- takrn 70 fras.rass
tho alleged scheme.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21
WHAT licked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Topeka kans., July q The sec.
ond largest wheat crop IN the his.
tory OF Kansas was forecast IN the
jane crop report OF the state board
Of agriculture The total was csu-
mated at la 7.080. COS bushels
Los Angeles Jack Fhnson,
negro, former heavyweight champioa
formally surrendered TO federal
authorities near the Lower California
line. brought here to be returned TO
Chicago 10 begin his sentence for
violating the Mann set,
Columbus, O. The democratic
national committee elected George
W. White OF Marietta. Ohio. formar
CONGRESSMAN. chairman Of the nation.
al committee to succeed Homer s.
Cummings and heard an address by
Governor Cox, in which sthe demo.
cratic presidential nominee charg
he republicans we're raising cam.
paign fund Sufficient to shock the
Hood River, Oregon William a
the Evangelist. mention 81 az
the possible vice.presidential nonb
nee Of the prohibition party said he
vas satisfied as to the republican
party's attitude on the question
San FranciscoA bin is being
for the restriction Of Japan
ese immigration Representative Az
bert Johnson. chairman OF the house
and naturalization com.
mittee announced.
Washington Secretary Houston
announced that two issues pf five
and three-quarters percent treasury
certificates Of indebtedness, dated
July Is. with a combined value of
5000, 100000, have been over subscrih.
ed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21
Bryan and Sunday
Both Refuse To Ac-
cept Nomination

Lincoln, hebr, July 2i.--Faoei
with Bryan official information that
neither w Bryan nor "Billy" sun.
day would be available for no.
tional ticket, tire prohibition party
forget the nominees AZ the opening
OF It's convention today and sweter.
ed through two hours OF speeches
In an unventIlated auditorium
Il was made ABSOLUTELY certain
10 the delegates by friends Of Mr.
Bryan that the Nebraskan viii not
accept the nomination " q is o..
fcred him.
Billy Sundays statements last
night that he was Satisfied Vita
Harding" was considered ~ simlr-
atirg him.
About two hundred deleostes and
300 visitors were present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21
Men Bargain Hunters
Old Gent Himself Nov Locks
Over Counters 70 Save Few
Niekels Here and There.


Mrr Bargain Hunter ~ now Mr.
Bargain Hunter. store clerks asserr.
The day OF the fiendish women
who tear each others hair and fight
FOR the goods marked with os cent
tag has been supplanted by the bar
gain seeking man, say the salesmer.
mo booze and mans sudden IN
terest IN his pocket book. due TO high
prices are the reason" they say.
When there we're bars and prices
were lower, men were content 20
allow their wives to be the economic
al ones. but now when sale Is al
vertised, men flock In by scores anf
feel and look carefully over The bar
gains. statesmen say.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21
CHINESE TRY TO ENTER
U. $. IN STEAMER TANK

San Francisco, July 2i.--Detai's
o. the discovery in water tank of
the China Mail liner Nile yesterday
OF n Chinese stowaways were given
to the immigration authorities here
Friday as the first step toward de-
porting these Asiatics. They were
discovered by inspectors when ticy
we're searching the vessel for contra-
band drugs and liquors A number
OF the Chinese were so weak when
taken from the tank that they had
difficulty In standing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21
Night Hanks Are
Whooping 1t Up

TahIequah. okla, July 3I---
"Night Hawk fuII.bIooded chero-
KEGS are now "whooping Il up az
stomp dance in the Wauhilisu
country, east of the Illinois river
in the big timber region Josse
Pigeon, leader Of the "Nioht
Hawks" is directing the annual cer-.
monial, participated in by chero-
KEGS from all parts Of eastern Okla.
homa. The dance was first given
in indian Territorial days.