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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
UPSETS LOOKED FOR ON
HIGH SCHOOL CRIDIRON

With but two weeks before the
opening game OF the season, high
school grid coaches are driving their
men hard TO condition them for the
coming struggles.
The fact that there are five new
coaches In the high school league
only serves to add interest TO the
coming season. Most Of the new
coaches have good records else.
where, and whether they can re-
peat In Seattle Is the question.
Seattle high school football has
heretofore had what has been known
AZ the big three" which means
teams representing Lincoln, Franklin
and Broadway. Things may upset 30
that this season a new team may
break into "the big three" Frank
lin, Broadway and Lincoln all have
new tutors. who are loud in their
wailings over the prospects Of the
coming season.
Ascending 70 the nrs-ssason dope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

The men did a little tack
ling hast night and displayed
that they had been sadly neg
lected in that gentle art here
tofore. Both the bucking ma
chine and tackling dummy
are being used regularly.
The backfield candidates
are getting along well under
the watchful eye of Lorin
Scion. The men work togeth-
er well on the shift plays,
which are used exclusively
now.
Ray Echnan. last years
half back, is showing plenty
of form and speed. and will
probably be in the lineup
again this year.
"Tubby" Norris, the new
backfield candidate. was on
hand yesterday, and looked
good.
Johnny Wilson, the former
Frosh backfield star. is on the
jump every minute, and is
one of the most active back
field candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
MAY UPSET DOPE

dams.
A White Sox victory today will
put the Chicagoans in the lead by
80 slender a margin II would have
to be expressed In five decimals.
Should the Indians split even In
their remaining 10 games. they can
force the Sox to take five out OF
seven TO run off with the rag.
In the National league Brooklyn
was taking n fun breath before
plunging into the final series TO
cinch the championship. The
Dodgers still have six games on the
schedule. five Of them with New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
SLOPPY
GROUNDS
BLAST
HOPES

bad weather In playing havoc
with the tie-Saeramento series.
and 5eattie's chance OF winning the
pennant this season In slipping:
Yesterdays scheduled double
header had 20 be called off because
Of the sloppy condition OF the
grounds at the Rainier valley ball
lot
A doubfe header is scheduled for
today. The frst game is scheduled
TO start at 1870. IL 1t Is raining
at that hour. an attempt Will DO
made TO play one game, starting
II at p. m
With San Francisco winning their
games daily. and the Seattle per.
centage column at standstill. tho
outlook In anything but brilliant
from what was expected In the
Sacramento series.
The Salt Lake Portland game way'
postponed yesterday because Of rain
in Portland, which might have kept
Seattle out OF fifth place. Should
Portland have won the postponed
tilt yesterday. seattie's fourth place
position would have been assured
for at least another day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
DAVIS AND TuLMAN
ATTRACT BIG CROWDS

Both Travie Davis and Johnny
filiman. the wclterwcights. who
tangie In the main event Of Clay
Hite's smoker wednesday night. are
attracting crowds to the Northwest
Athletic clubs gym to watch them
work out
TIlman goes thru his daily train.
Ing stunts At the gym at 2.3o .. m.
He steps around for an hour. when
Coast Champion Travie steps in and
goes thru his daily PAGES.
What should be a good fight has
been arranged by Clay Hite for the
second bout on the bill. Ex-Pacific
Coast Weiter Champion Billy Wright
will re-enter the ring to exchange
Gwats with Phil Jensen, the Califor.
mia i45-pounder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
TWO FAST
BREMERTON
TEAMS MEET

Tho rivalry Is keen In the big
games 20 be played at Athletic park
in Brcuierton. Saturday and Sunday.
September % and 20. The fast going
Bremerton Cubs VIII furnish the op
position 20 the Brcmerton Elks In
the feature games.
The Elks and Cubs met before
early In the season In a two-gsme
series and they split even on the
games. This weeks tits will prob
ably decide the baseball supremacy
Of Bremerton. Saturdays game
starts at , .. m. and Sundays 20 Is
slated TO start al 2:30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

NEW YORK. Sept 24.--It re-
manned for the Chicago White Sox
to slip burr under the saddle just
~ Cleveland had the pennant nag
tanned. Chicago's victory yesterday
ever the American league leaders
was peculiar. in that II enhanced
ne chances OF both teams for
~ championship. Cleveland was
strengthened because every game
reduces the number 10 be played by
her opponents. Cleveland has 10
games to play to the Sox's seven.
The Sox were helped by slipping up
to within a half game of the IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
NEW COURSE
RECORD MADE

HAMILTON. Ontario. Sept. "a
Miss AIexa Stirling. women's golf
champion OF the United States. SGT
a new course record here yesterday
In the second round OF the ladies'
championship tournament.
Miss Stirling made the course In
rs. and the old record was 7s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
BIG LEACUERS
JUST WIN

READING. Pa. Sept 7t.--The
Washington American league club
won from the Reading international
league club In an exhibition game
here yesterday by the scor. OF 90
A rally In tho ninth inning won for
the major lcagucrN A big crowd
witnessed the TIT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
O'DOWD BEATS
KID LEWIS

JERSEY CITY. Sept .t.--Mike
o'Dowd. the former middlcwciEht
champion OF tho world. outfouwh,
Kid Lewis. who lays claim TO the
English welter and middicweiEht
titles. in a i1round bout here las,
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
CARPENTER
FIGHTS OCT. IL

NEW YORK. Sept. z4.-The Inter.
national Sporting club announced
here yesterday that the match be-
tween Georges Carpenter and Bat
Ting Lcvinsky will be held nj the
Jersey City ball park on October IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
DALEY is FASTEST
MAN TURNING OUT
FOR WASHINGTON
FOOTBALL TEAM
By TOM OLSEN

Erwin Crum DALEY, the University of Washington back
field candidate is the fastest turning out for the Var
sy Daley the 100yard dashes at the conclusion of
practice yesterday with Ray Eckman, Johnny Prm
and 'Tubby" Norris also made fast time.
First regular scrmmagng will be done this coming Satur
day. The only thing in the line of scrmmage being done
that the line line up against each other and try
make holes" for the immaginary backs to go thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
PORTLAND
MILLER is
OUT 10
MINUTES
ny Leo IL IASSEN

Tho bigger they are the harder
they fall
Frank Farmer. the veteran ring
gladiator from the wiids Of orting,
WASH. demonstrated this famous
siogan once again last night. when
he busted Andre Anderson. Portland
heavyweight couple OF times,
once on the chin with a left hook
coming out of tho first oiinch,
and again with his right while
Anderson rseied on the ropes try.
tng 20 shake the bees out OF his
top piece. And then Farmer sockcd
home tho right cross TO the jaw
that sent the hugo Portlander down
for the count
Anderson didn't land a punch. the
fight. which was scheduled for six
rounds. lasting but duct OF min
utcs. Anderson iit on his back and
vas so cuckoo that he tried 10
stand on his head In the same
manner that Young Hector tried TO
stand on his skypiccs the night
Fulton popped him.
ANDERSON ''OUT'' FOR
~ MINUTES
Anderson was out for 10 min.
utcs and he left the ring with
bump on his Jaw that made Mt.
Rainier look like an ant hill.
Anderson lowered over Farmer
by about q foot and outweighed
him by so pounds. He made the
serious mistake OF waiting for Far.
mer to lead. which Frank did. and
The war was over.
Farmer h now being figured as
the logical opponent for Sam Lang.
ford. the Boston tar baby. here.
Farmer went into session with Clay
BltA Nate Druximan and Lonnic
Austin AFTER last nights hattie. bu,
tho veteran miller didn't come to
terms.
MASON BEATS
8UZU
In the semi.windup. Young zsnu.
n Filipino weiter. lost q cloee de-
G11icn to 'sPinkie" Mason. of Ia
oomA In six rounds.
Zuzu dropped Mason IN the nrss
round. but the Tacoma boy had q
slight shade after that by dancing
around, the dark skinned battier
8uxu didn't have much chance TO DC
much infighting. which IL his Ions
outt. because the referee broke then
- soon as Zuzu would start work
1nx on Nason's tummy. A lot OF the
customers present thought that 4
should have been . draw. but MasoE
had . slight shade.
Leo BELL. a string bean feather
from Portland. hit ''Ches Chez
Britt. Tacoma miller. In the nose n
many times with his long left thai
he won the decision after four rnfhe
fast rounds. Britt was at a disad
vantage because Of Bells long reach
TOg.EY DRAWS
ZUKOWSKY
Marty Foley dropped Glenn Zukow.
shy In the first round Of their four.
round mix. but Glenn came back and
~ two-handed fighting. evened up
the going. II was a draw. They're
both Tacoma boys In the iight.heavy.
weight division
Eddie Moore. Seattle nyweikht.
stopped Jim Davis. Seattle colored
ocy. In the second round with a
right on the chin. Moore knocked
Davis dead to the world in the first
round. but the bell ring a. the
referee was counting and he had "a
- knocked out all over again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

LONDON. Sept. 24.-"If a man is
on his private property and you are
on yours. he may be allowed to use
bad language to you" said the Felt.
ham magistrate to a complainant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
NEW COAST
CHAMPS
NAMED

San FRANCISCO. sept :s~-sev.
en- Pacific coast amateur champions
were crowned as n result Of the
bouts held hero yesterday BY the
olympic club.
Most Of the bouts were fast and ex,
citing.
The results arc.
iss peunds-sar Pee asf~~ssd urnny
conpsxnio. three rounas
its pennd--~sinray purrfns troet 81
out Tommy Mirnirh IN fret round
fss pounds fsyron Kelly defeated Al
bert Marsxrta. three svasds
ifs pounds Eddie ptErins defeated
Ernest tsandsreaa. three rpurds
fts peunds-Adoiph ueysr. % the ic-
Angeles sthistir ciue. ~on By default
In the ssml-finAis Sersf sncessd ogt
Jack fIufks In the s~eoHd rousd.
fss squads Harold Ernmal defeated
Claude Deal three rounds
Hssvy-sishi--pl oyd jackson Knocked
gat sidnsy Cherries In the first round-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

German. tho Portland batticr. six
rounds in the next Tacoma hcadiiner.
Jones u a clever kid. but IL looks
as u he's biting Off big chunk In
tackllng German.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
1ESs&9ssS33}2SAED
-

Indian ssris. The susxins sor added
10 more bits,
Elmer Myers. ftsd fox finger marked
up his ninth consecutive win BY trim
ming the Mackmen. 90 Z.
ktengei Phiiiy outfieidsr. hit home
run IN each game Of double header
with the Braves The fhiilies. after los
Inc seven straight. took both sameS.
10 and TO L.
Davis and BAyne 81 the Browns. al
fninistsred a double dos. 10 the Tigers
TO 4 and ! 20 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

rhnadsiphia ia. Boston s-i.
Ilttsbufx a. crncinnati o.
r1rseurr. With Cooper hurting. fol
lowed thru with agothsr victory over
the Reds. 4 To 0.
Dick Kerr rame thr. With fe-so-s
yin IN the fire, Gsfns ~ the white hos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
GORMAN TO MEET
BAIRD HERE

German will headline Nate Druxin.
mans first card here. october 9. with
Earl Baird. in a fourround scrap.
This win be the fourth meeting OF
the pair. two bouts having gone TO a
draw. German winning one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
AMEMICAN LEAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

chicago ie. Cleveland .
Boston ,. rhiladeiphia :.
NJ Louis 80, Boston "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
FRISCH
TO STAY
AT THIRD

McGruw has played young Frankie
Frisch at third and told him the real
estate In that vicinity was his
rrisch thinks he'd rather play short,
where there In more doing. He hays
II have bern shifted around
the inficld quite . biL and such
changes do not tend 10 make an
Infi~ldev amy steadier. Hut now
that ] have been placed definite
~ on third. I intend 10 try very
hard 10 fill the position. The
only objection I have 10 third
IL that you don't E~t quite
enough action there. am moro
familiar with playing shortstop.
and that's where you are mixed
up In almost every play"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
MORGAN JONES TO
MEET JOE CORSlAN

Morgan Jonea the Taco
eSweigft- steps into fast
IN two weeks. when he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

No. Luke. women don't mean II
when They kiss each other: they just
do N for practice.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
H. GAMBRlLL, JR. MAY
RUN FOR coMPTROLLEP

Siaee Naior Il hioaer i.se as do
sded that he ~tll not 81 audida,r
Tor re clee ion as Sat;t iaaplroller.
considerable political pressure has
A,e i lmaueh 81 heAF .la,pes II
Gambr u Jr of lfrlcri Il make
he raSe IN Mr. Lee pas While The
s;'ssr rans i9r l,le iioasc lleSales
I'm AiontRemery
Mr. Gambrili Is Is not
eManored If the idea ana aas tlr has
declined Is le his name al is Il
candidate but i VAS said ;a,lay that
Governor Ritchie ana Ass trends had
not given up hope o m!a Ing Mr.
Aambrill Is run
Mr. GambrtlI $ ON s. aauent
ial citizens Of Frederick nuy and
last Year WIS the Iemp9reie candi-
date for The safe Sealiy Gr1n that
county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
Aach Exneeted VI Noyes

Noyes is d remarkable running
back and a natural football PLAYER.
Most % those who Watched him this
season believe tha, he will make Il
great reputation As football player
ana in other branches of athletics be-
fore he leaves The Academy Il is
ii interest 10 nete that Noyes has a
Younger brother who played with ST..
Johns The past season. who expects
te enter The Academy next year and
Try for the Navy backdeld He is
someahat heavier than the brother
nov Aa the Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
STrek.hnd Social
EteAtA IL Academy

Ton,orrox the usual weekend MOI
.nr .octures VII be sh ,ua for officers
II the Naval Academy in the Audi
torium ai S.i6 Al 80 Saturday az
iernoon the midshipmen will enjoy
their "inforn.al' dance. and the regu
lar midshlpmen' hop will be held
SATURDAY. night s. 80
Mr. and Mrs Fordyee are visiting
Tie parents OF lne latter. Nj I'd Mis-
Henry WestpAal Conduit street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
~. Joha's Hop
Tomorrow Night

The usual ante christmas hop will
be hold tomorrow evening By the Co
tillon Club Of ST johns College n the
college gym The usual nuinbeT Of
girls from out of town are expected
and Is the dance is the last until af-
'er tho holidays. it Is expected 10 h a
iarher and more brilliant one than
usual
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16


custody Of Depats Dove. was taken y
Baltimore II Was thought tne ill
qccst would be held todsy hut vi
has heen postponed until tomorrow
msht and liz wise i prelinnnarw
hearing OF the accused man alsa has
been deferred Detailed cirean.
stances OF the shooting have net been
learned Johnson however has as-
serted tina; lie shot in self defense. 4
eording TO Deputy Sheriff Dove rhe
accused man claims thar Dorsey
threatened him with Knife where
nPon ne shot him
Johnson Is tenant on the Stalii;ss'
Iiarm and Dorsey was visiting john
cons home at he time of the fatal AZ
fray
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16

nnrtl + W Bartlett $
f.trtlef aud their daughter.
it Bartlett are spending
i annapolis where the Ad-
lioned years ago ~ the
a@uN They are being greet
Old friends and aequaint-
fluard y Johnson. p p.
Annes Who has been
his bono a the Rector
dstzs suffering from Z
na- sufficiently recovered
4ga@N
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
NJ Saturday lecture
This sses.k Al Academy

There vii be no Saturday morning
lecture This week a: the Naval Acad-
emy AUDITORIUM. aud Miss Janet Rich
ards has suspended her class in Cur
rent Events. until January Ii
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
Leaving For
{ alifornh

Mrs Weber. wife of Lieut. Weber
r s * infant and maid. Will leave
hero on Saturday for trip across the
continent 10 the Pacific Coast TO join
her husband. who has been stationed
In California
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16

Master Palmer Jones Of Virginia, is
spending the winter with his grand
parents, and attending the IEolladay
School on Charles street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
20 ture A told In One Bay

Take Groves LAXATIVE BRoM6
QUININI tablets The genuine bear
The signature Of r. W. Grove 3oc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
- lhrl,lllas Irec


3nI th. spruse
h. eolaeu hill
make their truce.
a lonely land
e a their speil
4 a tp cliisa hand
MI
$40. TIC crimson
.srs ihs sh.pe
ap Ii our homely halls
i aing divine
marvel aud nlaybe say
nagIe Tree
80 arighi and gay
really hs
r4b d the christ
F @~s
s. .,,r ior yoW and me
sae aafld that knows:
~ reach 70 shelter all
sl ii rs and light
.enr paf % fall
tbor Il right
ltfAIIT0WN BARD
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
VIM Have Strong BackReld

There are great possibilities in the
baekfield men who are expected back
next season Folwell had is we'll
coached backs OF these. II have a
year or more in the Academy. Not
one 81 the first four will graduate.
and only one OF The second string.
combination about as strong as the
first. this being Waters. The third
string will be intact and Poole is
the only man 10 be lost from the
fourth combination.
Noyes koehler Conroy Mckee and
Barchet look like real stars for next
season Of these. Noyes who played
mos; u he second s.slt against Army
has the mos favorable outlook He
IS ! plebe This year having entered
from New York Military academy lie
weighed Ia pounds al the opening Of
the season aud gained five pounds
during the season He Mill prohab-
Il be several pounds heavier by next
wear
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16

Imported fabrics are in bold and
eccentric design.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
NAVY ELEVEN TO
PLAY EIGHT GAMES
IN SEASON OF 1891

ontInned From Page ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
COLORED MAN IN
JAIL FOR MURDER
ARGUED OVER CARDS

ss,en,Ln ned rrsm ..ase -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16
three Regulars 10 Graduate

The Navy team will lose three men
by graduation. They are good men
Captain Even. right end, and the
guards. Moore aud Willkie but this
IS very moderate loss upon the
whole. Four lincmen all the first
string backs and most of the snbsti-
tutes In both Departments will be
available. so far as graduation is con-
eerned. though they may be separated
from the Academy for other reasons.
This will be the foundation of what
should he one of the strongest teams
tho Academy has ever had: Larsen,
center: Bolles and King. tackles. and
parr. ieff end. are tho hrst striag line
men left. The first substitutes for
guard. both az whom will return. are
Frawley and Ninkjer Weighing at
present about 190 pounds each both
are skillful and aggressive PLAYERS.
Carney. substitute tackle. weighs 204
pounds, aud may be used for guard
next season il more weight is thought
advisable. nerlihy Waldhouser.
Welcker and Dahlgren are all suhsti-
tute guards with the necessary weight
and strength, and indications Of de-
veloping the ability for the positions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16

the Nlddies will make their debut with
ne team Of North Carolina State Col
lege as the opposing force Regret
Is felt that Georgetown Will not sp-
pear here The rivalry between the
Two teams has been intense in recent
years. and tic contest PLAYED 'ere the
past season. attracted the greatest
crowd that ever witnessed an athletic
contest at Annapolis Various esti-
mates placed the attendance al the
game as between 5000 and $4,000.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16

96'ontiaaesl satug.lay. g. lS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-16

fau9 : MRS EMMA ABBoTT GAGE
The producers news., 1920-04-16
, crossing the 500 track at

80 s..>o!,y, crossing the 500 track at
j -l.Gowan's southeast corner.
!. h., Dad is badly needed and will be
H,,-t benefit to the farmers and
"a. ,;ly crs in this vicinity, who never
have had dollar spent for miles of
oads. 1t is expected that work will
commence this spring.
Charles Markham has moved out on
the Mrs. McGovern farm, where he
will do some extensive farming this
summer.
Dan MCGOWAN was over from his
homestead to Thief slough Thursday.
Charles Markham called at the John
4. Gates home Friday evening.
People dogging and running cattle
this spring ought to be properly
dealt with. The cattle are very poor
and there is very little grass. Some
people chase them off land not theirs,
and where the cattle have a perfect
right to be.
Ralph Lee, one of Comertown's
busy farmers, will open up wonder
land at Park Lake early this summer,
where we understand he expects to
put up $4,000 amusement park.
The contractors have been looking
the ground over and it is expected
work will commence as soon as the
frost Is out.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson are the
proud pare ntS of Il bouncing baby
boy, born at the kcnmare hospital
The producers news., 1920-04-16
barn for use as a garage.

barn for use as a garage.
Henry Bertonneau was in from
Battleson country for spring supplies
the forepart of the week.
S. f. Richardson was in from Coal
Greek the latter part of the week.
Roy Paus, manager of the Paus
Mercantile Company of Avondale
was Scobey visitor the last of the
week.
H. J. Hanson of the Hanson Mer.
camille Company of West Fork was
a business visitor in the city the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. l.. C. Hitchcock returned last
week from British Columbia, where
she was recently called by the seri.
Gus illness of her daughter.
Attorney Theodore limbs returned
the latter part of last week from
Plentywood, where he attended tc
legal matters before the district
court.
Ole Monson returned this week
from Minneapolis, where he has been
employed in machine shop all win
ter, to resume his farming opcr,-
tions in this vicinity.
Tod FadncsS came in from the
i<tAAil it&SC GlINt wa, IL Pas
sengcr to Mond;lW to spend Sunday
visiting friends in the Roosevelt coun-
ty capitol.
Grccngard Brothers at WiIlston, il
in charge Of the local store during,
the absence Of Ralph Grccngam.
Mrs. &. II. Ehlcrs was called tG
her former home ut Sioux Falls
v, T.,
to word that her father had died sud
denly.
George Cudhic was here from Plrn-
tywood Saturday.
The Methodist choir will give I:
concert at the church tn" first Sun
day in May. On this occasion ::
free will offering will be taken joi
the purpose of purchasing hymnul.
for the use of the church.
Mr. II. ID. Ludington returned last
week from Homestca,I, Florida, whcr,
she and Mr.. Ludington have bel,
spending the winter months. Mr.
Lutlington plans on returning at !:
later date, but in time for spring
work on the ludington farm north ui
, this city.
Workmcn have been busy this
week erecting the large Stan,!pirr il
the southern part Of the city near tn,
W. }. WohIcr; residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hill were c:.lic,.
in town Saturday.
Christ lIun:on Of Mu,!nr WaS !;
caller in Scoi',y Monday. NJ. iI,n
SON fa;in% with y E'or,i son tractor
which he purchased last year. Nc
says that he is %onE t" TAX" an, thcl
turn ut crop producing thi.; year, an,
| has had The Ford son tuned uu ful
two weeks waiting FOR colI weather
to step long enough so us to allow
an opportunity TO d" some plowin.:.