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The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

The Weld County News came TO US
last week In semi. magazine form.
greatly enlarged and In every way
improved (though we could not see
much room for improvement In that
excellent publication). The News
continues to stand at the head Of the
Colorado country newspapers.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Department Of tho Interior, .. 8. Land OfICc Ut
Glenwood Springs, Colo. May Is laaO.
Notice Ia hereby given that Isaac JcEirths
Nos, Of Mcckcr, Colorado. who on August g,
i FOR sS SI n.y.. ncasy. scstn W sna
nHnwk, asc. Ia II. J 4. Il. II W.. stS p. n.
has fled notice Of intention to make Final
rhrcC-Year Proof. to establish claim 70 the
land above described. bcf0rc Henry J. Hay,
U. =. Commissioner. at Mecker, ColofAdO, on
the End day Of June, 1870.
Claimant nance ~ witnesses:
Henry T. Wilson. Thomas u. Ruascll, Herb
crt 3. Howcy and Virgil Wilson, ali Of Mcekcr,
Colorado.
mas-jcio DC. wEYAND. Register
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Arthur COLON and family Of Axial
took partin Decoration Day ceremon-
les at Meeker. Mr.. COLON 10 ono Of
the pioneer settlers of the Basin and
owns big, we'll improved and stock
cd farm adjoining the proposed now
town.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

The H. 8. Glee Club went to Rife
last Saturday and appeared before .
small but appreciative audience that
evening. It would seem that the
club was not properly advertised in
advance and, numerous other attrac-
lions were on the same night.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Can you beat It! Just think Of
"Old Jack" Res, who played on the
Cincinnati Red Sox team IN 1889,
out cAvorting around the diamond.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

The Decoration Day program was
carried out - announced, last Mon.
day, and was . success In every way,
except that the exercises In the hall
In the afternoon were not ~ largely
attended a. usual, owing, no doubt,
to the aviation attraction on the out.
side.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05
NOrlcE FOX PUBLICATION

Glenwood Springs. Colo. May Is lSsD
white. Of Mcckcr. Colorado, Who, on februsr ~
%, 1915 made Homestead Entry. Serial No.
gsssi for ne14seS. Los q Z, and etswk,
n,inc,4 OF section -, In Up. /. n. X. % W., eth
2. ~, has hled notice Of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof. to establish claim u
the land above described. before Horny J. Hay,
Y. Z. Commissioner, At Ncckcr, Colorado, on
the 3lst day OF June, laO
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
James X. knittle, Reid J. Moore. Herbert n.
Weller and George z. Davis, all OF Aeekcr.
Colorado.
mSS.jel8 D. @. WkYANO, RcIistcr.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. @. p. Mathes are re-
jOicing In an addition to the family
circle In the shape Of fine boy. All
we'll.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Mrs. Moulton and Miss Mary came
In from Denver Tuesday, after spend
Ing . very enjoyable winter In the
capital city.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson have
returned home after spending most
Of the past winter at Fort Collins.
Two Of the girls are still at the col.
lege taking advanced studies.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

George Peltier who has been work
ing on forest Job In the Sweetwater
region. came home last week.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keel returned
from England last week sitter SPEND
ing past winter on the other side. A
short visit was made to France,
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

J. r. Sinele, the Meeker- Rifle auto
service man, has disposed Of his
light car, and got him . now roomy
high powered Chevrolet.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Joseph F. Mccarthy Of upper Piece
ance creek, was , business visitor TO
Meeker, early part Of the week.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Mrs. L. L. OfFerle and children
have returned from California after
spending the winter there. They
report . pleasant winter; . good time,
and all we'll.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Evan g. Thomas and
the boys, OF the Park, were interest
cd attendants 1t the high school com.
mencement exercises.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Those Of our readers who are inter-
ested In fine heavy horses, should
read the Gerald announcement In
another column.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

John Anderson Of the P&fk, was .
business visitor early part Of the
week. Mr.. Anderson reports crops
Of all Kinds looking we'll In his sec.
ton
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Mr.. J. H. Mcclure, Of Rangely aud
Dragon, Utah, was . visitor to
Meeker, last week.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

You can contract cold now a. easy
as earlier In the season. Check and
cure 1t by using Strehlke's BROMO.
FEBRIN.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Tom Scott Is still weak from his
recent illness, but he Is 1t his ONCE
attending to the wants Of land buyers.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

LOST-Between Meeker and Rife,
3Ox3l3 tire, tube and rim for Maxwell
car. Finder please leave at H. H.
Joy garage at Meeker or Rife Motor
Company at Rifle aud receive re.
ward. l.. A. TOWNSEND
m~-j5 Grand Junction, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. lies Of
Axial, visited Meeker friends, Thurs
day.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Mrs. Edmund Psuls and Miss
Pauls, are home from California.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05
BLAcl GREY PERcHERON STALLION
Foaisd May "a, 1910

Looks good to see old lesguers like
Joe Neal out on the diamond"
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

A large number Of Meeker people
were In Rifle last Saturday.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Were you ever held up by stage
robbery" "Once l took q chorus girl
out to supper"
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Henry Kurz, the Axial pioneer
spent the week In town.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Clark got 1t
from the Coast, Thursday.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Miss Dorothy Carr Is home for the
summer vacation.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

And when you are 1t 1t give the
baud . boost.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

First frost of the season Tuesday
night.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Another good growing week. Blu
rain would be acceptable.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

Let everybody boost the baseball
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-05

The next event win be the Fourth,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
NO MORE SUCKERS.

Jimmy Johnson, who was a fighter
himself until Danny Doughtery tucked
one under his chin one night, is now
a manager and wise one.
You know ! picked Dougherty as q
sucker the night fought him. pipcd
Jimmy last night In talking about ring
quarres what happened to mo is
now history. Well when | got to man
aging them / followed the sucker pick
ing thing until ! almost went broke
Now I'm for the well-known tough
birds. No more suckers!
years ago had Joe Coster, OF
Brooklyn, and we were on our way to
the coast TO fight We stopped off at
New Orleans and a kid named Joe
Mandot--a Sucker--was offered to US,
J grabbed him Toe went on with him
and almost lost his life ! had an awful
time Of It squaring myself on the coast,
but got away with It,
Next | had Ted Lewis and took him
To Frisco. out there a sucker named
Battling Ortega, who wasn't known
outside Of Oakland was offered us. !
told Ted II would go about ten seconds.
Wen this Ortega nearly murdered the
champ In the third round, instead OF
going to his corner he stood in Lewis
corner Kidding him until the fourth and
last round was due why, we were
lucky We didn't have funeral on.
Next | hook up Al Reich for a new
start at the championship dhd after he
wins a bout or two, pick on Tom Cow
Ter as a sucker for Albert right. They
met in Jersey and you know that Cow
Ter lust knocked my Albert for a goal
couldn't think of a softer one than
Cowlpr for him then Now | want my
boys TO pick champs. There'll be no
more suckers Tor my lads
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
INFIELD ALL READY.

The infield 10 RusSwaOd, which has
been undergoing extensive repairs and
improvements during the past couple
OF weeks. is ready for occupancy, and
The Trihesmen who are here will use
u, beginning Wednesday afternoon, The
infield has an been resodded and sew
eral loN places have been filled In,
Batting practice has already started,
and fthe Trlbesmrn are getting their
batting lamps trimmed and burning for
the season that Is just few jumps
ahead, During the first days practice
At Russwood Tuesday. Polly MclArry
Chick rSt-sacker, sent quite a few
hard drives into the outfield Polly
already has his eye on the right field
bleachers and says he Is going to try
ard drnp quite a few balls over into
the sun-scatS before the season Is over
The lsft field bleachers which have
long been easy picking for right hand
hitters, have passed away and all
homers that starboard batters get will
have 20 be over the fence or either I'M
side the park in center field II viii
take quite Il drive TO get the ball over
the left field fence. The bank where
Tho LEFT field bltachers formerly were
stationed will be graded Ia order 10
sgive left fieders a chance to get drives
that may be headed toward the fence.
When The hIeachcrs were there. the
left gardener many times had plenty Of
time to get the hall but the bieachers
Kept him from nvprtakiug H.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
Good lufie!d.

The Clcleland infield is one of the
pest IN esther league Larry Gardner s
age has not Kept him from starring
md h' is IN his element PLAYING for
SHeaE"r who is bosom nal of ho III
Gardner and DOE Wood Larry hi
...oo ia>t S""Son llr Is showing nu
ign9 Of going haCt ia the bushes. boz,
Johnston aNi Joe Harris win be well
able to TAX car" of trS, base, john
S,on, VINO hit sos in 1919. is aso,til-
paw hdtlrr, Harris. who culhnd
.'t' niShmG CA the heels OF Tv Cnhb
wings trom The right side of the mate,
nose t"o can b. altsrnatpd against
l"t and, tight-Mnied pitching.
Kay thApman the best shortston in
,Ge American league, hit 300 last wear.
nc Is rlgh t-hand hitter. Waiahs-
E'nIS VINO has more than won his
II also right hand stSer. Some slug
Speaker can aSyid~ ia lin eycG, NV, j., i ,ha
matter 80 eight and seft hand Giitting
10y waving lo0nston at first
Tbs outfied. Wien Speaker en San.
vS' 'feney n left ard Elmer Smith
IN risht. 10 good enough for the Az
cray Nanaser. aSraney did not hil as
Mel as no mighe have last season. hut
summer Fell to .2SS. Speakers bal
ting esN U6f o. hiS. eoO due no doubt
70 ms "anagesial Norries and the
ishSd the season. httsaE .9ae. Smith
MT 20 ana Zoe Wood .255. NNhing
10 sorry ahoue acre, IS an OF the
t,leredand NStflel&ees ehoRl& hiS Aet :
ee6 Ress 6eSsoNs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
EXPECT SLOAN THURSDAY.

Yale Sloan. Chick outfielder, has
drouned line to the effect that he will
he here Thursday. Sloan lives at Raw
enscrnft. Tenn. where he has been
spending thee winter
High CauaVan, chick left handler, Is
another who is expected TO arrive at
once, he having notified the club that
he would drive IN shortly.
Manager McCloskey received a letter
late Tuesday which took quite a bill OF
jov out Of his life, II was from Tom
Rodgett, Chick portsider, which con-
talned the sad news that Tom was con.
sldering quitting baseball for good and
going into politics. Tom Is a candidate
for sheriff IN his county. and says IN
his letter that he stands a good chance
10 he elected, Blodgett states that he'd
rather run down crooks than tool Dixie
hatlers, 50 II looks as II the Tribe Is
out Just one good pitcher, who WAS be-
ing counted on strongly TO help the
Chicks TO tlag this year
Manager McCloskey had counted on
carving two left-handers this season
Blodrctt aud Caravan. But II looks
rnty ms II GanaVan will he the lone port
slider on the club this season, with tour
right handlers filling ont the Chick
leaders pitching hand
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
TAD'STID-BITS
THE GREATEST FIGHTER.

Jimmy Johnson Tho Boy Bandit"
Is lsyignc man first. last and al
ways, When asked who. In his Opin-
! ION, was the greatest Qucensborry war
r'oE James tipped his hat back and
q second later piped George Layigue,
the Saginaw hid.
say" Chirped the bandit. warming
up 10 his work. there was q fighter
lie was real fighter and a real light
weight That guy was sore when a
! non m his makeup, Nowadays cham
pions arc worried sick about the length
Of the fight LaylRne seemed 70 wish
they'd last forever He loved them
lie laughed when he was knocked down
and bounced up like "a rubber ball TO
get into the going again The night
he fought George McFadden he was
taking sweet pasting, He was knocked
down aud kept his grin lie fought
uphill aud never once WaVered He was
"a fighter worth a bet
His wins over Dick Burge and Joe
Walcott alone make him star ring
man Those were two battles that fans
VIII never forget OH, there were other
great fighters, too, but ! can't say that
they class with Layigne
Little Jim Drtscull was something
10 lamp at He sort of shocked AmeD
ca when he showed up Attell and the
other boys around here. didn't he? And
he WAS past his prime then,
stanley Hetchel was sweet bird.
too. wasn't he Remember that fight
with Phil. Jack OBrien? Wasn't thar
one for the book,
Then there was Walcott, a terror for
men In every class, Joe fought from
weters 10 heavies. and his average was
about 800 per cent winner
And then Fltzsimmons' ! know he
was beaten up In most OF his fights,
but you have to look AT results That's
the dope, lie was usually the winner,
wasn't he 90
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
RoUX VS.. CANS,

The Roux-Gans mill should be one of
the fastest ever staged in Memphis
Cans is the negro lightweight cnam-
pion and one of the cleverest negro box
ers in the country. Roux has been
beating all local dusky fighters, and,
having trimmed the entire lot, has
asked for a crack at Cans who APP
peared here a couple of weeks ago
against Mexican Kid winning the ref
eree's decision after whirlwlnd eight
round battle. Cans has shown here
on several occasions, and is considered
by Memphis fight fans one of the best
negro llghtweights in the business.
RouN, on his last start dropped Broad
way Jones, a weltt weight, and believes
he has a chance against Cans.
Cans is now in Memphis getting
ready for the Monday mill, and is at
work daily at the Southern A. c. Cans
journeyed over to St Louis few days
ago and stopped Battling Ball lie
freely predicts that he will lower the
sails of RouX, and he Will have plenty
of hackers when he enters the ring
against the local negro.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
PETE VS.. GENE.

The Martinelli- Weber bout, which
will be staged as the second mill of
the show, is already creating lot of
interest among Memphis fight fans.
Weber and Martineli met three weeks
ago, and it was a whirlwmd affair all
the way with both boys fighting hard.
and putting up one of the greatest slug
ging exhibitions that has been seen in
Memphis in a long time, Martnelli
was given the decision by Referee
Hack, and was entitled to it, having
outpointed Weber
Weber claimed that he wasn't in the
proper condition and that he hadn't
had on a glove for two years He
asked three weeks to get in shape for
return cIack at Martinelli, which was
granted, Pete has been working hard
every afternoon at the Southern A. c.
arena, aud announces that he Will be in
the pink by Monday night. He predicts
that he win defeat Martinelli in their
coming meeting.
At any rate. fandom may rest assured
Of a fast battle as long as it lasts, and
it should go the distance On the oc-
casion of their last meeting both Mar
tinelli and Weber scored knocEdowns.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

These two nosltionssure causing the
Tribes leader no little worry. and he
Is anxious to ret his nest feathered as
soon as possible and at the present he
Is negotiating with u club In the Amer
lean association for the men he wants
lie Is irving 10 close the proposition by
man and kilograms, but that's poor
way 81 doing business and he Is sure
he could get things settled quicker and
more satisfactorily Il he were TO run
up 10 the city where the players. are.
MrCloskey wants TO get hts Lineup
ready at the earliest possible moment,
and the quicker he gets all positions
filled the quicker can this plan be
realized He Is working his head off IN
an effort TO he ready when the bell
rings on the 1890 season. and II hustlng
with his hair in braid on April "A,
when the eight Southern league clubs
line up AZ the wire
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

that Heiuie Zimmerman may be for
given and taken back and used on
first base.
Comment from tho camp Of the 81.
Louis Cardinals is that Harold JanVrin
has been handling third base in regular
Henie Groh style and the former Bos-
ton hoy may he a strong bidder for the
lob as regular thing II he can hit
Connie Mack has been working two
complete infields q Lake Charles one
Is made up Of Burrus. Dykes. Thomas
md Mccain The other Includes Grit
fin, pugan. Brazil and Galloway Either
one say critics, looks good enough to
hold its own In the American league
competition.
Shortstop Iohnny LaNan of the St
Louis Cardinals reported to camp II
pounds under weight and instead Of
treatment to take off Manager Hickey
nut him under treatment to take on.
Pitcher Marvin Goodwin reported to the
Cardinal camp with n carbuncle on
his neck-~a had omen for bah player,
but better now Than later
II II Is Of any interest TO those bugs
who always want to know what ball
players weight is, George Sister, re-
porting at the camp Of the Browns in
Texas, got on the scales ard tipped tho
beam at To- pounds. Then Baby Don
Jacobson, after running around the park
four times, got on aud weighed 2O7
which led him to declare he had sweat
ed off 10 pounds in his exercising.
Though he has three third hasemcn
or his list. Manager Robinson Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers viii, say reports from
Jacksonville. Nort jimmy Jonn on NN
third In the spring practice This Is
taken to mean chuck Ward will be used
1T short md Ep| Iu'n NI.tr' .N5I Doug
Baird viii just stand around. Ivan o.
son would he put on second under this
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
MEXICAN KID VS.. cH1NN.

The first bout following the battle
royal will be an eilght-rounder between
Mexican Kid and Battling Chinn, the
latter an Omaha, Neb, negro light
weight. The Mexican fought Young
Joe Cans here two weeks ago, and was
defeated after great fight by the New
orleans negro Chinn showed up last
MQday night and stopped Battling Jen-
kins in two minutes and 80 seconds
Chinn showed a lot of class during the
brief mill and says he win handle the
Mexican the same way that he did Jen-
kins
The Mexican is in training and says
and that he is confident he Will emerge
the winner following the eight rounds.
A battle royal will be the curtain
raiser, and the S. "A. G. Jazz band will
serve harmony between bouts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
Foul Balls From
Big League Camps

Imagine the Pirates irving to work
out The past week IN the latitude OF
West Baden, Ind Ten above zero and
q foot Of snow and lo-milc wind from
the north.
John McGraw arrived In San Antonio
on March 4 from cuba, and AZ once took
oharse Of affairs Larry boyle, who
had been in Cuba. came along with his
manager
Btj pmesn and llanE u'pay will act
as umpires IN the Brooklyn Yankee
sprung exhibition tnllr Bul Umeuu
said last fall that he had quit baseball,
but he has changed his mind.
Larry Doyle OF the Giants, declares
that his winter IN Cuba took ten years
off his life, and that he's going TO be
the spry youngstcr around second base
this season
Arthur White. recruit with tho New
YORK Giants, is said to he fieeter OF
foot than Frank Frisch, which is say
ing 2 good deal, IuI tuach IA iO-say-
end man
The hall park at Macon. Ga. was un-
der seven feet Of water when the De
troll Tigers began to report there, but
the flood subsidized IN few hours Rnd
the only higl tide evidence was the
cost Of eats at the hotel
Erautt Hgrhct ,,ft..i,., mich YXv,t,.L,,.,.
az Tx Eastern lsag,. issI yaar l.
clairned Nv nah piI,el,,'Trh a,d ~ ,
Afhletirs III i,jncd H. PIT, r,r
traipjng ,rbera,ino,, Mt si1cs It,
claim Win tbe naJiopoI ,,,ttr,tgsil,, us
lyiudsta,,r,.t ,,,.,,',I ,i..
graph wires down In Texas last week
ana Tor several days mighty little news
came North OF the teams training In
that section. rs most too early Tor
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no(nt in ksnt,,ct,. ~. i, w y" 'p'l5
mako avnsreas ,,ls,t,t,, .t.iti!tt a 'l,l
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showing Aarop warg ,ho IN ~ We
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ms "a Win tba ioh ~ TO-, n'1 pip - go
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
MEMPHIS GUN
CLUB TO START
SHOOTS SATURDAY
Tri-State Fairgrounds To Be
Scene of Initial Event of
SeaSOn--NeW Traps for So
Bird Event.

The first pull of the season for
Memphis Gun club members will be
heard Saturday when scatter-gun devO-
tees open the trapshooting year at the
Tri- State fairgrounds. Announcement
Wednesday by George Schmidt secre-
tary, was made Of this inaugural week
end matinee
The club win have new traps and new
headquarters this season. These will
be located at the north entrance of the
fairgrounds. The program very likely
will be the same as in past years
There will be the regular 50bird event
and several preliminaries of as many
birds as the early gatherers decide on.
Various features in the way of stimu-
lating competition are being planned by
the officers. These will take form In
the way of prizes 1t is mentioned that
possibly later in the summer squad
competition with members of the old
Gin squad, the Lucy delegation, vet
Grams five and other squads standing
in line as team contestants This proved
an unusually attractive event several
years ago.
The start this year is just n little
earlier than usual. However, the first
shoots Of grass usually find the scatter
gun enthusiast here wen on his season,
Many Of the shooters already have
eVinced signs of an itching to get IN
form for the Clarksdale shoot in May.
Hence the getaway Saturday. Plans
now are for every member who can
POSSIBLY go to the Mississippi champion
ship and festival tournament to attend.
II will be the largest moneyed event
ever held in the country and is being
arranged by that premier sportsman,
Sid Dodds.
quite prominent among the con-
testants Saturday will be Mrs. Curtis
King and Mrs. Frank HiXon. OF the
club membership there are no more
enthusiastic shooters. Both plan TO be
at Clarksdale.
oh, yes, b. B, Askew, the Nashville
cut-up, will be on hand for the open
ing. b. B. points to his score in the
state championship of 1918 and declares
that this season he will do even better
The old guard to man has notified
Secretary Schmidt that they will be
out. Some of the pros who will point
their gaspipes over the traps are:
w. Q. LeCompte, Jake Gibbs, G. N.
Wray, p c. Hooker and j. e. Buford.
Hugh Hayley is president of the club,
A. II Campbell president, and
Schmidt secretary