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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-02

For Sale-Two good milk cows
M. j. Merrick, Garwood, Idaho. 5 6p
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-02

Good driving or riding nurse for
sale cheap-InQuire at this office. 5ltf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-02
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Dat Hay for sale at Oscar Satch.
well's,2 MI south OF Rathdrum. 4 6p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
FARMS AND RANCHES

lpo,lo roam hoti.s mile ftnu, dritlin,, .
well. rricr 's5 psr acre. good terms ',''''
We have bg lhi ~ farms and rancBc
,o".,,iops. " "'''' ~ '"'"'
OpOu LAND 20
iop l.s polk slnr, Phone az. Il
4..
HOMES ON TAYLOR gTHEFT
ll,nuuhl roam. modern. bunaalow on II
pavement. furnae. heat. hnrlWo,d floor. bui
lsnsy. '''''
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loDoM lAND "a pan, a'"' '"'"''' ~
.. $3.50 '''''" " "'"' . 90 ~
ROOM house. elosc In on Lincoln $500
hoen cash balance $50 per month. ODo'
LAND co Phone ~. II
49,, .,...
n. roLh sIthLT
,'r'cd on Iolh, Priec l,ooo $4,000 cash. bal
'n'' ''9 opoM LARD co Phone "a
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nanus %orn noderh blnralow on III
'urnHtr heat. r,icc ,lgooo s,ooo rp.h. lal
"h'' s"od terms oDoM LAND co. Phone Il
=, pnov n, - -.
NooN h",el cs.c ~ slun"l saipo cal
"a A'e' 'H'S' opoh LAND co Phone Ia. ~
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a. lot 5000. $1,000 ea.h. halnur, $50 uc
y onih
= ROOM m,-ltrn Esa, front, veil loen,,d NJ,
llurianHn pric" lippn ssnnn cash halan,e
ear. lou want u home worth the none,
rhone ~. wv ~ N
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fOR SALE Special l.argAin in tWp l,t. 4,
tlenw,sd. good l0tAiion. prlc. o,l, .ie'
~ suit you. These lots one B,ock OF sa,
line.
J. H. RUSSELL A co.
ioiO.se
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FOR SALE Band n,w strictly mnlrrn 4
r"on Hest loea,ipB On Filnon pde,
isino. only siupp chsh, nalanc. guod terms
u you wan, hargain investigate this.
D. w. RUSSELL a co.
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lirici IN rolh a,r,ri real barhain. II you
want q rial home. investigate ,hl..
]. H. RUSSELL. a co
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FOR SALE i5,iie acres, highly improt Ell
iHnch, 20 per Vnt agricultural. Coch,an
oanly' speeial bavnin =, si26o nm acre.
fnf " rims. This u fine far ranfh n s..A.pt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
rIEME sTmEr

rom modern well located on the pavement
East ironi nice grass aud trees. price s60UO I,
$1,000 cash. balance easy.
. room mosl.rn EAST front on the Pavement,
sG1oo; 'i2in cnsh, balance $50 per month
I room modern. closc In on Pierce. sig5D 9
sli5O cash balance . years.
ODOM LAND co. Phone ~. he
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

IIARRIsoN sTI,I,rr

ro mmodcrn well located. sGoo0i ss0oo
Cnsh. lslanee easy.
fo1ri. brick mo.lcrn IN even respect Fat
'front.' double garage, siu0On tHHnn cash bal.
nncc isod terms. ODOM LAND 60 Phone
~. lie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
FOR RENT

ION RKsT l.efroms fsf too ~ fur rsr.
?nr Nofti BYflLnan. lei ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
FARMS ASD RASCHgs


ffr : r.'m modern rlasisfs'i hunralo~ lili
eruil,,disd seuih vssi uar ~ tssn hard.
topd 'ois, tsHi IN fspiur-, hsss=HeHs
tsfafs and aaiss. pries sesHn Fa4l isFss.
HnoN LAND 60 i'i,ans 80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

sOR SALE Dandy room modern East from,
Southwest part Of the ritz. $500 sGuo cn,h.
and tsn ncr month This Is bargain. W.
also have goal room modern for 5000 .
$1,000 cash balance sloOo per year. Hughes
addition. ODDM LAND co. Phone ~. IT,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

Fasn n,aasgn hunsAls~. sod ssi tuiiainss
aanat isf fbsoo fioao sash. balance sasy,
We aias have . daadi I rnsin has,ns go Mi
tih sifs~t co. tgite fsaa sssh hslsnss 80
i~F na,,ih fhs issis rstiar wni oiiOh
iAAn fo, fhaas 90. a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

OWNER LEAVING town ha, five room house.
hard wood floors throughout pretty manioi
finished throughout IN Old lvory and Mhho.
Riny. furnace heat and obe he casl side ~
the street. Also a lot that y Just opposite lhl
bungalow that belongs 10 sAmc party viii
rcll separately ar together T " CO1TEN
4 co Phones 2l2 aud 200. ic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

HIGH CLASS JACKSON ~. HOME Sls.ooe.oO
tine ~ the h,et and certainly one ~ The hofi
comfortable honos on the market. u y -.
20 utionally veil built with oil convenience
saht rrams. lhrrr Ghosts. lnrRe iiylnH riuni.
cornrr q, beautiful lawn. the improvements
cnnnoi be- built for what the shave price.
q. q. ATEN RIAL EsTATE 60.
los v. ith ST.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-27
BOUTS OF WEEK
MONDAY NIGHT

star Sporting club, Ne,v York
Charley PiIlSington ~. Happy smith;
johnny Rosner vS.|sIieI>y Nelson: Hnr-
~ Muicahy ~. INid Wagner.
Troy, \, A.-Packey o'Gatty vs.. Jack
Troy
Areeport, H. kid DUDE -. irving
Jampoiei Fanlinc Nick ~. Al Mcinert.
TUESDAN NIGHT
Starlight sporting club New York
Willie schaener ~. Jack Mcfarland:
Prank Lippy ~. Jimmy CoaIes; sam
my Fritz ~. Nicky NcGuiran. Willie
tentour -. Joe Moran; Dung Hfu,ncI
- Teddy seidmau.
"oodhaNen Sporting club. Nc,v Yorl.
Dutch brandt rs. Willie i&ohIcr.
Newark, \. J.--Frcddy welsh Va.
Willie Green
SATURDAY. NIGHT
Pioneer Sporting club, New York
Packev o'Gatty ". Kenny Co~tcr.
RidEevood Grove sporting club.
New NorlS-Johnny Howard ~. silent
Martin.
commonwealth sportiA. club. Nc,r
ork-FTanI,ie Jerome v. Jack Tracy ,
Natty Brooks ~. I<id AIbcrts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-27
WELTERS
TO FORE
IN 1921

n n Service Sporting Editor

q N Service Sporting Editor)
NsW YORK. Dec, 2T.-Don't be sur
pTtsed 20 see the welterv~ef ght division
come TO ths fore In 1881
With prospects for boxing IN all d.
visions exceptionally bright aud tha
champions OF practically every class
due to defend taetr tfties during rho
early months Of tte New Year. close
followers * boxing predict that the
we1teTs VIII "perk tip" for the Grs-
tirle In many a moon.
The prediction Is based en- the Fac,
that Jack Brltron, king Of the I45
pcunders is getting wolt alorg n
a-s and that Benny Leonard cr am
olon of the ushrwel g1ts. IS ambitions
20 annex the welterwsf ght crown be-
fore he comes Il The su5 Of tac fs-Lc
tratL
Britton WI defend his tltle against
his old time rival. Ted lewis. La mid
February The bour viii ne STAGED Ia
Albert Han. London. ard VIII be over
ehs 20 round route
Regardless Of who wins x Is expect
ed that IN due time Leonard VIII come
cut with e. challenge ana should Benny
sult into the weltervetsht elias other
ueatwetghts who and Il diGlcu,t %
make 125 pounds are expected 10 FOL.
ioe HIM
Piakey' Mitchell. Tack Perry. or
pittsburgh. E6d{e Fits rnmons, who rs
top-heavy lightweight. and NUM-
er Or others are prospective weIter=
the near future. Ted Lewis sttt
nas a number o. years ce active cam
ignirg up his sleeve ana Brltton.
ehe old master. may surprise all
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-27
DIRT TRACK TITLE
TO IRA VAIL
ONLY FINTSHER

AKERsFTEI-D. Cal. Dec. 27.-Ira
Van broke the World automobile rae
.rE record for one hundred miles on
the 7ue-mile dirt track here yesterday.
IN winning what was billed as "the
5ltt-tracS world Championship" from
It7scoe Sarles and Eddie Hearne.
VatFs time was 1.2S:IS 3-5- The
foruuer record was 1.23;1T. established
last year By EDDIE Hearne at Phoenix.
Ariz,
Vail won easily. sarIes. winner OF
the Los Angeles Speedway race. being
forced to drop out on the twenty-sev-
enth lap when broken piston was
driven through his crank case
Van drove the entire hundred miles
without & stop
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-27

for quitting was when a foul was
called on one Of their players. me
St. Cyrus always were known Tor
their kicking and It didn't take them
long u kick themselves out of the
game. The Comets proved that 1ney
could beat them at their own game.
The game was forfeited 10 the Comets
TO g. The Comets are willing q
play the 81 cyrils again Oh the same
floor and if they accept they are will
ing to travel To Whiting The Comets
next home game viii be Jan. 9th The
Comets would like % book some home
and travelling games For games
phone Hammond 1o94-M. between 4
and p, m. They would especially
like 70 hear from the St. Joseph a. &,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-27
SCORES IN
S. o. LEAGUE

tsrEeiAL no THE TIREs
WHITING Ind, Dec Below are
the latest scores ia the Standard OF
AT A' bowling League. The Tower So.
2 toam IS still leading ia. tile league
race Match play in the tournaments
VIII be resumed January on that
date the two leading teams II the
league, the Tower so and tho Main
Office. VIII fou As an added attrac
uon the crane cars viii tackle tho
Grease Works. Scores
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-27
PAL MOORE ILL.,:
SAARKEY BOUT
IS CALLED OFF

An Infection in his lart ear. which
nceeasitated an operation early yes
to-day VIII keep Memphis Pal Moore
from the ring for q two week Nerio5.
acoording 20 Tom walsh. Noore's man
ager' The operation, which was pes
formed At the home ~ Dr. Banks.
" nile not serious, was necessary 10
~ard or blood poisoning Afoore has
"a nceiied his bout with Jack SharIsey
which was 70 be held All Madison
square grrden Wednesday night
Moore also was cheduIed for bout
.n Toronto tonight
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07

telephone apparatus, appurtenances
and supplies and all kinds of works.
machinery. exchanges, apparatus.
conveniences and things. capable of
being used in connection with any Of
the objects herein specified.
8. To purchase. construct, lease or
otherwise acquire, sell. operate and
maintain buildings. constructions.
machinery. appliances. equipment,
fixtures, easements and appurtenan-
ces necessary. useful or convenient
for the purpose of carrying on the OBJ
jects and purposes Of the businesses
herein specified.
f. To acquire by patent, deed or
otherwise, and to sell. land or lands
or real estate or property. necessary.
useful or convenient TO carrying on
the objects and purposes of the
businesses herein specified.
s. To apply for, OBTAIN. register,
purchase lease or otherwise to ac-
quire, and to hold. use. own. operate
and introduce and to sell. assign or
otherwise dispose of any trade marks.
trade names. patents. inventions, i'm
provements and processes used in
connection with. or secured under let
ters patent in the United States. Or
elsewhere, or otherwise; and to use.
exercise, develop. grant licenses in re-
spect of or otherwise to turn to ac-
count such trade marks. licenses,
processes or the like or any such pro-
perty or right.
6. To apply for, obtain. purchase,
lease. or otherwise acquire, and to
hold. use, own. operate. sell. lease or
otherwise dispose of, franchises. ease
ments or rights of way over lands or
real estate. buildings or other proper
ty, both public and private. whether
same shall be acquired from or grant
ed by municipal, quasi-municipal. or
other public body. or by State or
political subdivision of the United
States, or whether acquired from or
granted by individuals. corporations
or otherwise. and to use, maintain.
operate and dispose Of said fran
----.;-c~, caso-rents CT rights O. way in
carrying out the purposes of the said
businesses herein specified.
7. To purchase acquire and hold
the rights, property and assets of all
the businesses and corporations and
persons of the natures similar to the
same; or conducive or expedient for
the benefit of the corporation, includ-
ing stocks and bonds of any corpora
tion; and to acquire. hold for invest
ment or otherwise and to use, sell or
dispose Of any stock. bonds or other
obligations of any such corporations
businesses or persons; and to acquire,
own, sell or dispose of the rights pro-
perty and assets of all kinds OF
and persons of the nature of the busi-
nesses of this corporation, or of the
natures similar to the same. and dis
pose of the same for cash. debentures,
stocks, bonds or other securities of
this corporation. or otherwise; and to
subscribe for, purchase or otherwise
acquire. and to own, deal in and dis
pose of in any way stocks. bonds and
securities or other obligations OF any
person, firm or corporation, including
this corporation and while the owner
Of such to exercise all rights and pow
ers incidental thereto. including the
right to vote thereon; and to aid in
any manner any corporation whose
stock. bonds or obligations are held
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07

or in any manner guaranteed by this
corporation, and to do any other acts
or things for the protection, improve
ment or enhancement of the value of
any such stocks, bonds or any other
obligation, or to do any acts or things
designed for any such purpose.
8. The businesses and purposes of
the corporation are from time to time
to do any one or more of the acts or
things herein set forth and it may
conduct it's business in other states
than the State Of Arizona; and it may
have one office or more than one Of
flee, either within or without the State
of Arizona, as may be established by
resolution of the Board of Directors,
and may keep the books of the cor
poration outside of the State of Ari-
zona except as otherwise may be pro-
vided by law; and any and all meet
ings of the e-incorporators, stockholders
or directors of this corporation may
be held at any place Of business of the
corporation within or outside of the
State of Arizona as may be director
by resolution of the Board of Direc
tors.
9. Without in any particular limit
;yo of
the corporation, it is hereby express
ly declared and provided that the cor
poTation shall have power to issue
stocks. bonds and" other obligations
in payment for property purchased or
acquired by it, or for any other OBJ
ject in or about it's business: it shall
or all of its property or any stocks,
| bonds or other obligations or any in
terest therein, which may be acquired
by it. to secure any bonds or other
obligations by it issued or incurred;
it shall have power to guarantee any
dividends or bonds, contracts or
other obligations in which this cor
poration may have a lawful interest.
The corporation shall have power to
make and perform contracts of any
kind and description and in carrying
on it's business, or for the purpose of
obtaining or fcrthering any of it's OBJ
jects or shall have power to do any
and all other acts which a copart-
nership or natural person could do or
exercise. and which now or hereafter
may be authorized by law.
10. To exercise for the purposes
and businesses of this corporation the
right of eminent domain, and for such
purpose to maintain. when necessary.
any and all suits. actions at law, or
other proceedings necessary for the
exercise of such rights. and to ae-
quire. own. buy, sell. lease and oper-
easements acquired by the exercise
of such right of Eminent Domain.
ARTICLE ". The authorized
mount of capital stock of this corpora
tion shall be Two Hundred Thousand
($200,O00) Dollars. divided into two
thousand 10000 shares of the par
value of One Hundred ($100) Dollars
per share. At such time or times as
the Board of Directors may direct,
said capital stock shall be paid into
this corporation either in cash or by
sale and transfer to it of real or per
senal property. contracts. services,
goods, wares or merchandise, leases,
leaseholds franchises. rights or pri-
,, vileges. or any other valuable right or
thing useful, necessary and conven-
lent for the uses and purposes Of this
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07


ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF ARIZONA ELECTRIC POWER
COMPANY.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
SCENTS: That, we. the undersigned,
have this day associated ourselves
together for the purpose Of forming
corporation under and pursuant to
the laws of the State of Arizona and
for that purpose we hereby adopt
Articles of Incorporation as follows:
ARTICLE 1. The name of this cor
poration shall be ARIZONA ELEC-
TRIO POWER COMPANY.
ARTICLE II. The names, resi-
dences and post offices addresses Of
the incorporators are:
w. c. Quebedeaux; Residence: Win
slow, Arizona; Post office address;
Winslow. Arizona
o. ]. Faulkner; Residence: Winslow
Arizona; Post office address: Win
slow, Arizona
E. A. Sawyer; Residence: Winslow
Arizona; Post office address: Win
slow. Arizona.
ARTICLE III. The principal place
of business of this corporation shall
be the town of Winslow, Navajo
County. Arizona, and this corporation
may have and maintain such other
place or places of business, either
within or without the State Of Arizona
as may be established by resolution
of the Board of Directors. and at
which principal place of business or
other, places of business as may be es-
tablished within or without the State
Of Arizona, all incorporators' stock
holders and directors meetings may
be held and all corporate business
transacted.
ARTICLE w. The general nature
of the business proposed to be trans
acted is as follows:
1. To carry on and engage in the
general business of generating, pur-
chasing. selling and distributing cleo
tricfty and electrical energy for pow
er, lighting and heating purposes in
the State of Arizona and elsewhere,
and particularly in the County OF Ma
vajo in said state. and in pursuance
thereof to own, construct, establish
and operate wires poles cables. trans
formers stations and appurtenances
necessary therefor, and to generate,
purchase, sell and distribute cleo
tricity and electrical energy for light
ing cities towns, buildings and places,
both public and private; to carry. on
the business of electricians and me-
chanical engineers. and to manufac-
ture, deal in, buy and sell any and all
appliances. machinery, appurtenances
repairs, material, supplies. fixtures
lamps. motors. generators. line mater
ial and any and all things required
for. convenient or necessary or ca
pable of being used in connection
with the generation, distribution, &C
emulation. use and requirement of
electricity and electrical energy for
power, lighting and heating purposes.
2. To carry on and engage in a
general telephone business, and to
furnish communication by telephone
devices. and in particular to purchase,
sell, establish construct. equip. oper-
ate, maintain and lease telephone
lines. exchanges and works. and to
transmit and facilitate transmission
of telephone communications and
messages Ito purchase, buy. sell. lease,
maintain, lay down. carry out work,
let on hire and deal in telephones and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-12
TORRID WEATHER
MELTS INTEREST
OF VISITORS
TREND OF CONFERENCES IS
TO FIND WAY TO TURN
STRENGTH OF WOOD AND
LOWDEN TO HARDING.
(By Associated Press,)

Coliseum, June 12. 2.--Launching in
tt the fifth ballot, the convention
was prepared for further tests OF
strength between Lowden, Wood and
johnson, and then, If necessary, to
turn to the string of dark horses. Al.
night conferences of the leaders put
Harding at the head Of the dark horse
group. The trend Of most Of the con-
ferences seemed to be to find some
way to turn the Wood and Lowden
strength to Harding.
The leaders. worn and sleepless,
were late reaching the hall. but the
delegates, with interest raised to few
er heat, reported early. Just before
the balloting the New York delegation
caucused trying to decide where to
throw its strength, Lowden and Wood
both claimed accessions from New
York Chairman New, Of Indiana, pre-
dicted switch would come on the
second ballot. Early speculation
was centered around New York and
Pennsylvania.
Ten o'clock passed without the call
to order. as the leaders had not ar
rived. The visitors galleries were
thinly occupiedt the prospects for
another blistering day probably hav-
ing melted the interest Of many.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-12
LACK OF REST
PUT HICHLANDERS
IN POOR FORM
(By Smiley.)

Well those tired and weary High
landers went down in defeat to San
ford by score Of IL to Z.
We do not believe inexcusing or
offering any alibis for any poor ex-
hibition as was seen out there yes
terday, but this Is one time that the
poor showing was mainly due to the
lack of rest and now just wait min
ute and will tell you all about it.
The boys played at Bradentown on
Thursday and in order to get back
home they find it necessary to 60 via
the white line route. Now then, the
road that leads from the wilds of
Bradentown back to the United States
Is just as rough as all the roads in
South Africa, and the consequence
was that the old bus refused to go
any further and came to full stop,
Well, what could the boys do but
camp right there until almost morn
ing. BY then the old bus had gained
enough courage to proceed on its
journey to Lakeland, Fla, U. S. A.
On their arrival the boys all drop
ped into bed about $50 a. m. to res;
up bit and after few hours of near
sleep they hustled out to the ball park
and produced about what could be ex-
pected under such conditions.
But now that we let them down OH
this occasion, let us analyze the rea-
son why the locals are not winning
more games It 1t hard luck? Is It
the fault of the breaks? No. Is the
team not well balanced? Now then it
seems that taking each player indi
vidually that they stack up with the
best of them Our pitching staff is
just fair but that is not altogether the
drawback. The best reason I can
find Is that the locals have not played
inside baseball; they do not show the
team work; in other words we havs
not seen all that's in them when the
play as they know how as = team.
It takes consistent playing to win
ball games and this is effected in at
tack as well as in defence. But we
should worry. Old Boy Jimmy
Names will have them going by the
time the second half rolls along.
Well, we lost yesterdays game,b ut
we are due to win today's.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-12
purity of 98 per cent.

purity of 98 per cent.
A metal lighter than any yet
known, and as strong or stronger than
steel, has for years been the dream
of many, and every now and then ru-
mors are circulated to the effect that
at last it has been discovered. The
latest report to be circulated relates
to a magnesium alloy, said to have
been discovered by metal company
of Montreal. The new alloy, it is
stated, is only two thirds the weight
of aluminium, and is las strong as
steel" It is said to be especially
suitable for pistons and connecting
rods of aero and mOtOr-car engines,
where strength and lghtness com
bined are desirable.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-12
IN THE WORLD OF INDUSTRY

About so per cent of the worlds
copper emanates from America.
A new American Industry Is the
manufacture of glue from corn cobs.
In proportion to population Swift
zerland has nearly five times as many
saving banks depositors as the Uni
ted States.
According to experiments made at
the Pasteur Institute in Paris. an ay-
erage Of about six quarts Of alcohol
can be made from each 100 pounds
of seaweed.
Salt beds covering an area of 40
square miles exist in Nova Scotia.
One bed alone is said to be 900 feet
wide by so feet deep and to have a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-12
TOm0rrow's Events

Observance Of Community Sunday.
The North Dakota Sunday School
Association begins It's annual conven-
ton at Minot tomorrow.
Baylor University, the Oldest insti-
tuition of higher learning in Texas, to-
day begins a celebration Of its golden
jubilee.
Poe Athletic Field, a memorial to
the name of Johnny Poe, the grea.
Princeton Athlete and the first
Princeton man killed In the world
war, is to be dedicated at Princeton
University tomorrow.