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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-12
I <lANEt To PRAY CARDS
WITH STAKES Vt lSSt r

Judge Hurley Of the state supreme
court, banded down a decision re
Gently in which The Judgment III the
Nissuula distric. court was Sustained
a2ainst Peter p1mphy and Peter An
6ersOn, owners Of q cigar store. CON
}c,ed Of. operating or permitting
gambling III their store. Cigars We're
Tie stakes plased for. In rendering
his iecisiun Justice Hurley said: II
trne the stakes PLAYED far we.e small
.uait the statute under which the ac-
Ion Mas prosecuted. makes II" dis
r.aetion O. the amount involved.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-12
NOTICE It CREDITORS

- ESTATE q George =. haruhaIit deceased,
Notice Is hereby gi.ert by the UNDERSIGNED vi
snili>tr;,ci 81 the ESTATE ri George - R4raIa.d.
deceased, the creditors u and ali persons hav
ing claims saislS: the said deceased to t<h'tif
thelu, VIII the rcces>;-y vouchers. within tour
months after The srs' qualifications :" this tlt,Cs to
the said administrator Hi his ofilcc - Main ST.
Mile Git. Noatlpa me same feiti4 the riaCe
Tor the transaction at business Of ~aid e~i,ltc, il
The Count q Powder River. Statt C Montana.
v. H. Cl-4RSE.
ad,nins-irat.H Of tlv Estate 0 t,cr~ar - Bgrn
lla'tit d.s cs,-t-l
DATED q, At.adu- :f1i- l@fh ,,v Nt AM ~ ftz9
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ton on what development has been
done in Montana along oil and gas
lines up TO that time.
Long experience in many lands
has shown that in order for oil and
gas TO occur in any particular region
at least -four things are necessary:
source of supply. reservoir rock,
a cap rock and some form Of sruc-
ture which will hold the oil
Whatever be The origin Of Oil and
gas fand no one knows to GER
tainty how these substances have
been formed). there mnss be some
source Of supply. some rock in
which the oil and sas have origin
ated. Experience has shown that
this source OF supply is usually a
ledge OF limestone Many OF the
largest oil fields in he world obtain
their supply either directly from the
heavy limestones nr within a short
distance above such formation.
\ reservoir rock is also necessary
in order To contain the oil In the
drillers parlance, his eshvoie,aoin
oil drlle--'s parlance. this reservoir
rock is called oil sand" because it
is usually a porous sandstone. which
has been filled with oil.
\ cap rock is the third essential
for there must he some substance
TO hold The oil and cas- down. and
sometimes hard brittle limestone
or dolomite. as for instance. domo-
ME above the oil sand Il Beaumont.
Usually. however. il is Il soft. ilne-
grained clay or Shalc impevious to
liquids which prevents these sub
stances from escaping.
The fourth. essential, and he one
in which the oil ceoloSist Is part.c-
nlarly concerned. is some form OF
structure which will cause The oil
and gas TO accumulate III 4 certain
formation. II there is any Way by
icll they can pass upward ihronSn
the rocks either dong a bedding
plane or along u erevise OF fault.
they will do 50. ana viii soon he dis
sinated INTO the air II they cannot
escape, 70 the surface they Will at
4 tA In i,Yb 1.nG
point in The rocks il which they are
contained anH uill th,-'e acculnU-
late
BIOLOGISTS. hen. in prospecting
for new oil and gas fields looh for
high places in the rocks The name
given Il an arch or uphold in the
rocks is the term 'an,ic!ine. An
intcline Is a. place where he rocks
have been folded ZIP in an arch.
sonnet hing Ike the waves oi the sea
The correspondin2 iown fold ~
trough Is called a ssncline
L has been foln! in practically
all parts - The earth hat nhe.oyei,
an anticline fold can be determined
from surface indications. that drill
inc Al tina. point usually reveals the
presence Of oil and gas. and often
N RayinS quantities. Il mas also
ltcea found hat The gas VII occur
under jha highest point. or ans d
: "a. ,.F-lt i
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-12
STRAY >t,.E

1sJrays Will be suld April 10 at
Court Tiouse n Hroadus Mont. rs
follows
Tive red steers, 1hr.e wear olds, no
brand
One red heller, ghsec-rears DID,
blotcil brand right hlR,
The above animals will No. sold
in accordance With law requiring 80
days public notice unless owners n
the meantime claims animals and
pays aIl accrued costs
I'll FARNi'M,
Stock Inspector
BY NJ l.. SUFFER-.
NJ Il Deputy.
Am IA correspondence With
eastern people wanting irrigated
ranches, Or land mat can DC II
rigatet,. List vour land with ne.
FL. X, Doane, Powder Rive Hotel
Broadus, Mont
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-12
BrOadus Mercantile Go.
Bradus Ainlana
WE TAKE pleasure IN Publishing BELOW, THE or
THE OWNERS OF Orr BANK, AND THE

tSradus. Aintana

+. ". Rue
lo"ueI'lhe MONTANA Graham,
t. D. wedge, DIRECTOR IA! r. IarIel -
Miles City Biddle, Montana
y H. Fhch Cashier Director, 3rcadus, Alontan
T. ;" Richardson fo"der''e r. V Bailey Olive
Kenneth Mclean Miles City W H.
) Miles b. WievM
'e" NJ Miles Miles eiy Ira Franklin
Frank Wilbur, W. Waite
we are proud or these
minded
This bank is entirely
tWo-hirds OF its owned
balance its stock held ny
iional Bank Of Miles nf
eessfn' bankers
To
with gives truly comfortable
experience which they Of
banking
u4lsara
the promotion OF worthy
t,eon
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-12

\ sra2.l pink few, oU the barren
rocks ri The English cnast Is known
rs he Thrift Flower
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-12
EPSlE, ElfBA<k

Right size cattle Horses
On right shoulder
't9 LETT side cattle.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-12
NE'N itt.i ORD

HARRY { tENtAiTNG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
WESTERN MAN FOR
HARDING CABINET
Nominee in Accord With
Western Governors for
Interior Secretary.

TACOMA, Wash, Aug 10 --
Governor Louis T.. Hart. who had
been leading movement OF western
governors TO induce senator Hard
ing to appoint western man sccrc-
tary Of the interior, providing tho
republicans are successful In Novem-
ber. today received an answer from
the nominee from which locm adj
herents Of the movement drew en-
couraEemcnt.
Il appreciate fully what you say
concerning the interest Of your wou-
dcrful country In the matter of re-.
clamation and development, and
think / am In pretty cordial accord
with the best thought OF your people
onN the subject" Senator Harding
Eaid.
There will be some suitable OPP
portunity before long at which can
say something moro fully on this
particular question than | vcnturcd
In my speech OF acceptance.
Il can readily see the propritty In
the selection OF suitable western
man for the portfolio which you
mention. This is matter that Be-
serious attention at tho proper time.
Tho one particular ambition IN my
work is TO see that the country gets
one OF the strongest c1hli cts that
can be brought together"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
OFFICERS ADOPT
NOVEL DISGUISE
Prohibition Hounds Found
Actually Working to
Hide Real Duty.
CLEAN UP PONCA CITY
"Choc" Joints and Alleged
Corn Whisky Stills Are
Captured.

PONCA CITY. Aug l6.--Three
grncerymon, a clerk. and eight 9TH
ers were rounded up by city. county,
and state authorities and taken to
oklahoma City tonight by deputy
IT, 8. Marshals Hinner and ]. a, Null
key charged with selling vanilla eN-
tract for Intoxicating purposes.
The Grocors arrested are \. IT,.
Culhertson, W. q. Ginger, and Memo
Farha, together with George Dora,
clerk for Ginger John Luppy, j. \.
Luppy ana @. NJ. Plate were ar
rested for having n "Choc" Joint and
gambling house ~ Stcppers,
Butch" Killian, and Samuel Hicks
were taken for running corn
whisky still, Francis Brooks for
transporting liquor. and George
stanford OF Newkirk, for transport
ing liquor. Al live here except stan
ford Stanford's car was cunfiscatcd
Two oklahoma state prohibition
enforcement officers. Joseph Bates
and Robert Jones, have been work.
ing here for some time as members
OF pipe line gang Of the Marland
Refining company, using this en-
ploymcnt as a screen for their work
IN catching law violators.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
UNITS MADE SMALLER
Decrease IN Territory Covered by
Tulsa Vocational Board Has
Been Announced.

\ decrease in the territory COW
ored by the Tulsa branch office OF
the federal board for vocational edu-
cation will 20 into effect on August
23, according to w. n. Disney. in
charge OF the work. BY this change
tho 46 counties formerly covered will
be decreased to is counties, namely,
Pawnee, Usage, Atoka, Washington,
Nowata, Prague. Ottawa. Mayes,
Rogers, Tulsa, Creek Waggoner,
Cherokee, Muskogce, Okmulgee,
Lattimer. Pittsburg, and Macintosh
counties.
The purpose of the change will be
the breaking up of the territory into
smaller units SO that the work may
he more properly supervised. Mr.
Disney said. Work formerly handled
entirely by the Tulsa office will be
handled from this office and Of
fices at Fort Smith, Ark, and Tyler,
Texas.
All institutional work in this dis
trict will also be handled hereafter
by, the Tulsa office. All employees OF
the local office have been requested
to remain at the local headquarters
during the week beginning August
"a so that instructions may be de-
livered verbally from tho field head
quarters and that files and other
data may be changed to the proper
branches.
Mr. Disney left yesterday after
noon for northeastern oklahoma
on business connected with the work
Of the board. ]. NJ. Morley, place
ment assistant. went to Henryetta on
Sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17

Charles r Luther. 45, OF New
York City. died suddenly OF heart
failure az cold drink stand In sand
Springs park at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Funeral services will be
held In the Sand Springs Undertake
ing company's chapel at o'clock
this afternoon. Tho body will then be
shipped to Los Angeles. Cal, for
burial, being received in California
by relatives Of the deceased In Pase-
dera. Luther was motoring TO Los
Angeles from New York. with his
wife and son, A. G. Lnthsr, 90. They
had stopped 10 camp Turing the
open season at the park at the time
OF his death. lie had been assisting
in one OF the cold drink stands for
two days,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17

nhEShMA VA NN- MlLLlNEuH 20
CtlLDREN'S wearing apparel resdy
made and made % order, prices reason
a bio ct the Dsrdauells haby shop, sos W.
Espton. phone Osage GC)c
l'LAfN sowing mems shirts a speoiAty.
6ls y. boulder
aud picoting. extra wids
or medium width Linens. curtains and
draperlea a speciality wo hnvo the only
machine IN the city that does Tho dgtra
wide work Mrs. NJ A.. Poliaruf li0as ~
Main Phone orpEe or,
PLAIN sewing wanted 81 500 = Lanshis
work neatly done, prices reasonable
OsaEe 2s32. n
MISS HURD has moved hsr hsmstItching
and dreEsmskins shop 70 ii6a s. MAin
MISS HURD does your hsmstitehihE wh
YOU wait. IisM 5 Main Phone ossgs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
BOARD AND ROOMS
R60Ms ToR REN1

NINTH ". iot--Nodern southeast sissp.
ins room Tor rent meals u desired
Cedar i1it
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
The MOrfudry


Moore.
The funeral OF Estes Lee Moore.
II. who was killed Sunday night fol-
lowing an automobile accident north
Of the city, viii he held from the
family home. 3l2 South Houston,
this afternoon. Moore was rushcd to
tho Morningsidc after the accident.
hut died few inmates later, and
was taken to the Mitchell Fleming
morguc. Tho funeral procession will
leave the residence At I o'clock, the
services 70 be conducted In the Firs,
baptist church at 4. .vO by Rev. c. l..
O'Bricn, pastor of the Firs, Baptist
church at Skiatook. lntermont will
be In Rose Hill.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17

TTTTVNI - TTNF. IhFH0 room fufnishe1
IN ivory nice biE home. want emily
gentleman with Eood references. oasss
b9aI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
Want Ads
Rates and information

lhc per word per time.
Seven insertions for the price OF s,A
Minimum space ~ words
10 PEI word per day when copy ruhs
one month without change.
minimum amount accepted 2bc,
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are duo
and payable the same day first inser-
uon OF ad appeArA tAll out of town
want ads and all wanted TO rent slt.
nations wanted. wearing apparel ana
nousehold goods ads are positively
VAsh IN AdNsnca1
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
eharEed at the same rate as cash ads
and collections will he made at your
nome or office as soon after first tn
seruon as possible; this is an accom-.
modatlon service and payments should
oe made promptly whom bill IL pre-.
tented Always ask your telephone Rd
20 be repeated back 20 you by the
telepho1e ad taker TO make sure that
IL mas been correctly taken. The World
cannot assume responsibility for errors
OF any kind occurring In telephone
sdN ertisementa.
Under no circumstances are we re-.
tpousible for errors In any advertise.
ment ualerH reported Immediately
after fifst Insertion. No reduction In
cost OF an All will be made unless error
destroys valve ,of sd.
Phone 600O
Ask for Want AZ Department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
UilI.

The body OF John l.. c. Uhl was
received yesterday afternoon by
Mowbray's from Dublin, Texas.
awaiting the arrival OF relatives for
further arrangements. A son, y. j..
Uhl. Is here now. but will defer an
nonncement Of the funeral services
until tho arrival Of more relatlvos
expected this afternoon. The funeral
will be held either here or in Kansas
CITY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17

Milford Horlacher, 2, son OF Carl
Horlacher. died at his homo In
Price at noon yesterday, after a
short Illness. Funeral services will be
held from the Mowbroy chapel at 8
o clock this afternoon. lnterment
viii be IN Rose I'm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
Anderson.

George Anderson, 81. of Collins
vilol died OF old age at the county
poor farm yesterday morning Serv-
iceS will be held from the Mowbrey
chapel this afternoon. tntermen.
will be in Oaklawn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
NfckInsey.

Miss Viola McKinscy, 32. 10i2 South
Hunis, died at local hospital at 4
o'clock Yesterday morning following
an operation She leaves her parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert r. MCkinsey
two brothers and two sisters. Fun
eral services will be held probably
from the Stanley McCune chapel and
interment be made In Rose Hill. but
the date for the services has not
been announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17

LOHI-Sorrol morse about 100 pound,
white face and feet call Usage 57If,
rRW
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
PTKrLY rERsnNAL

Lost Between city hall aud Producer
bank pair ~ GOD glasses kindly return
to the street department on BOULDER
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
La sALLE HoTE

Clearest and coolest and most excIuuiv.
rooiua IN city; summer rates best location
IN city, references required; cafe In con
neetion. Phone OsAss 1893
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17

Very desirable cut side rooms; snowar ard
tub bath private or connecting. FNorial
weekly rateH Phone Usage 1877 or OBags
t3l6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARD or THANKS

WE WISH to thank our friends aud neigh.
bors for their kind sympathy and flpral
offerings through the death Of our baby,
Rodney Gordon Hale, Mr., and Mrs T.. W
Hale and family.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17

FAIRMOCNT Mat5ya:;y s0sGi'si Tor CON.
fipement, private, prices reasonable,
may work Tor board babies adopted
write Tor booklet Mrs. =. Is. Long AN
East Twonty-seyenth street, Kansas cry
Mo,
WANTED--Parties wiFhing TO SO To New
Meaico for health, N share expense e
auto trip. free use ~ furnished hOuEs
COW aud chickens Leave about Augut
% 10 interested address Box ss6.E car
world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17

LOST AND FOUND 7
LOsl-sorrel morse ABOUT 100 pound,
white face and feet Call Usage 57'7'
reward
LosT-Liccnse tag No lO7os, on q sec
ond. Monday mornins can Magnolia
Petroleum co,
MASONIC watch charm, small piece of
chain attached return 10 SOC 3, Boston
LOST Saturday, between Vnita and
Tulsa one sox3A casing. reward. eau
Ysage Aia
LOST-Coat on nrokon Arrow road
finder return to 522 y. Main. Tul-
sa, and receive reward.
LOST-Black leather handbag, near
Fifteenth and Lewis, containing la
dies and baby's clothes. and letter
addressed TO owner. Finder please
call Cedar 1869 and receive reward.
LosT-Pair Of giasfcs with ii2 In currency
in case finder Keep money and return
glasses to Miss Monnctto DcAyran at $50
N Cheyenne osage Ni2s.
LOsT-Saturday between Vinlta
and Tulsa, one 30NSl casing; re-
ward, Cali Usage 4413.
--FOUND--Gold ear drop In handkerchief
Call box office Majestic th"ater.
$40 REWARD and M questions asked Tor
return Of purse and contents lost sun
day night In Admiral iitnCyi purse black
With white gold top, blue sets and tassel.
Miss Key, Sixteenth and south Lewis
sTRAYED--From nelghborhoud ot % \
Yorktown, 4-months old Aircdslc pup an
sWers to spike Cali Usage 'l7l, fur
reward
LOST-SmsU buys hue aorBe coat, rs-
ward given. Call Osage Slfi
TWO ponys lost out " the whistler
pasture on the sBpVlpa road one a0Trell
pony roach, one iron gray pony roach
about 100 pounds each Usage s22A. Liberal
reward
PARTY who picked ~ tire cover In front
OF Dodge garage m Boulder, Saturday
morning. was seen, u returned 10 garage
will save trouble.
Lost firindle Bull terriur, bob ears and
tail; license $50, answer name Monroe
Phone Usage i7i2 Reward
LOsT-Betwcon city hall aud Producer
bank pair ~ goo glasses kindly return
10 the street department on Bouldrr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17

BOARD AND ROOMS

jacobs HOTEL
200 rooms. good vontllationi per week
sos Fast First street Phone orSeo 100
JEFTERsoN HOTEL -
sit s. BOULDER
Very desirable cut side rooms; mower ara
tub bath, private or connecting: Srecial
s,' s,ts ave- i"0"' o'D'' W. 0' o''s'
Ia sALLE HOTEL
as 5. DENVER
CleRrest and coolest and most exclusive
rooiua IN city. summer rates best location
IN city, references required; cafe In CON
neetion Phone osags 1893.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
ARCHER. ". si7--HousokospinE room.
on car line modern childrsn welcome.
THIRD, q. 6lih Nice pleasant house
keeping rooms, all modern convenience
close in.
MAIN, <. 1913 housekeepinE rooms.
clean aud pleasant, adjoining bath. prl.
vate entrance. private residence, also ga
rage for rent.
HASKELL, =, Furnished ROOMS for
light housekeepingi modern1 o.oso In
LIGHT housekeeping room and two slocp-
ing rooms for rent Usage ass
FURNISHED light huusekoepiug rooms
for rent. pshEe 57ia-k
TWO nice clean rooms, good furni-
turc; sink, adjoining bath. 6Il
n. Cheyenne.
DENVER f. g9gis --L,rht Housekeeping
rooms In upstairs apartment
ELWOop s, i3iS-ror rent, liFht
housekeep.uE tooms osnge t'ls
NOGALEN. 49, 20f-HNiDo clean llght
housekeeping ana Sleeping rooms Oaagc
7C5i-R
3 on LARGE rooms on rround floor.
furnished Tor light housokrcping Phone
.Ttt,t,T a.. ,4C-- 80, t.-.
DETROIT s. slb--Light Housekeeping
rnors Tor rent OfaFr 792l
GUTHVIE S. 2i9-For rent. two nicely
furnished light housekeeping rooms
modern for man and wife.
SIXTH. E., l3i0--2 nicely furnishsd housr-
Keeping rooms cvcrythiug furnished
adults only Phone psaEo t'Ga
ELGIN x. 528t rooms Tor llEht house
keeping Usage g17
THIRD. 3., 1ti2-Cool nicely urnishc +
room tgr light housekeeping Phone
FOR 'RENT--Furnished room Tor house
keeplng, i06 =. Frisco osaRe blis
TWO furnished light housekeeping
rooms, also garage, Phone Cedar
10,
BOSTON, s., 1865 south furnished
housekeeping rooms; good well Phone
Usage A2l2
ADMIRAL v. 1905 well furnished
down stairs front rooms; modern and
convenient
ApMIHAL lllA-g rooms nicely furniFhed
Tor housokcepinE Phone Usage 2sii-R
PHEoNiN. g. s0i--Llght housekeopins
rooms. modern.
SECOND. w.. llls--For tent 20 nght
housekeeping room adjoining bath.
Phone Usage 3lib.R.
LARGE rooms on ground floors suit.
able for two couples. Usage 79b6.
FOUND gold car drop In handkorchiof
can Box office Majestic theater,
HODGE q, l2S-LiEht housskeepinE
roomh for rent. Oaags S09L
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-17

nosroN s ela- sIeepins room for feaii
The Redwood gazette., 1920-07-21
Legion to Meet
at Lake Benton
HENRY SoLLIE POST INVITES
EVERYBODY TO LAKE BENTON
THURSDAY, JULY %.

The latest development in the big
American Legion Picnic to be held at
Lake Benton, July 22d, is the fact that
the assembled nultitudes will be en-
tertained by no less personages than
the world renounced Gibbons Brothers,
Mike and Tommy. Arrangements
have Just been made and the public
will have this extraordinary opportun-
ity to see these noted men In action,
in a six round bout.
Mike Gibbons, the Phantom of the
pugiistie world, the greatest living
exponent of the art OF self defense,
middle weight champion OF the world,
and scientific boxer, par-exeellence. IS
to be here, not in the movies, but IN
person. and demonstrate his proves.
With him in the ring will be seen his
brother Tommy, a wonderful boxer,
excelled only by the phantom himself,
the most talked of best known and
most logical choice for the light heavy
weight championship of the world. Be-
sides this feature attraction will be
presented:
S. p. Mogeson, champion of the 9Th
division, and Anton Peterson of Ruth
ton, contender for the championship
of the A. E. F. in an interesting wrest-
ling match.
No celebration is complete without
cracking good baseball game. The
Lake Benton Boosters will cross bats
with the undefeated Lamberton team
for a purse of $4,000, winner take
all.
Albert R. Allen, will be the speaker
of the day and promises to give us
one of his inspiring, virile and ALL
American addresses.
Water Sports of all kinds, such as
swimming races, tub races, diving con-
The Redwood gazette., 1920-07-21
Delhi Red Cross
Plans Center
FIRST STEP IN
BUILDING OF COMMUNITY
CENTRE IN VILLAGE.

5 The Delhi Branch of the American
Red Cross met Monday evening July
IL to consider the possibility of a
community center. In spite of threa-
tening weather a large group OF will
ing workers was present.
The Delhi plan is to begin by in
stalling some playground equipment
in the school yard and to reserve a
good open space where games and
activities may be carried on. The play
apparatus will be substantial and IN
expensive for much of it will be hand
made. There is a growing feeling ev-
erywhere that the school should be
the social center of its neighborhood
and it will be exceedingly interesting
to see how the project works out with
the Delhi Red Cross and school board
back of it.
The plan for supervision is being
worked out by the members of Red
Cross Committee who will see that the
play time will be entirely safe for the
little folks and clean and wholesome
for all in general.
Delhi already has most beautiful
school building on an attractive loca-
tion and the plans now being made
for the improvement in play equip
ment and in the plans for planting
trees and shrubbery will soon give
Ito Delhi one of the real beauty spots
of the country.