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Moth-Fighting
Materials

Of well-known qua lity.
Every article we offer has
been tested and proven for its
efficiency.
Wayne Cedared Paper
Wardrobes
Made of strong, durable paper
with the patented closing device
which keeps the bag alright and
moth-proof. They are fragrautly
scented with cedar.
OPEN-TOP BAGS
No. 2 for Business Suits, 20
inches long: S1.0O.
No. for Dress Suits, 50 inches
No. 5 for overcoat. 81 inches
long; $l.SO.
No. ! for Motor Coats. 50 inches
long; $1.75.
No. for Blankets, Motor or
Carriage Robes, 80 inches long;
No. for Furs. Mufs, Collar.
cites. 36 inches long: 800.
OPEN-FRONT BAGS
No. 15 for Tuxedos. Business
Suits, As inches long; S1.5a.
No. 16 for overcoats and Opera
Capes. IS inches long: sl.7S.
No. II for Motor Coats. Fur
Coats, Dance and Evening Wraps,
66 inches long: 32.O0.
Manahan's Tarine
Garment Bags
For Business Suit. s7.inch
" For listers. so inches long;
11.5O.
Manahan's Tarine
Moth Sheets
40x4S inches. for wrapping and
lining carpets. rugs and draperiss,
! dozen sheets, soc.
Man-F,an's Pine Tarins
Moth Cayds
6x7 inches; 35c package Of 100
cards.
White Tar Napthaline
Moth Paper
wdosns sSs the and s1ses1i of ss:: ss:s:
sheeta In package; sisS Sxe. -.
Mothoxond Crystals-A oa4DAer
compound to be used ealy 3OT ths
protection OF clothing; - oex.
el.0O dosen.
Napthaline and Iavea1oS. ~
box; &2.O0 dozen.
Sulphur Candles, 80 each.
To Keep Moths Out Of
the Piano
---ia an easy aooompllshAeet ~
using Refers No-xoth, Whleo %
fully guarAAtoeds It makes -
odor and - warranted non.lN9uys
ious to the piano In any way: eoeo
each.
Housewares, Fifth aosr.
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--ia an easy aooompllshneet ~
using Refers No-xoth, WAleo %
fully guaranteed. It makes -
ious to the piano In any way: ooso
each.
Housewares, Fifth Goer.
Evening star., 1920-04-27

Flexible Brim Straws in
novelty checked and striped
weaves; bleached and un-
bleached. They have the
style and shape of a sailor
with the comfort of
Panama. Many with fancy
figured brown, blue and green
ribbon bands.
The Barkhaln, $500.
The Nanasee, $3.50.
Bangkoks, Telescope and
Alpine shapes, $500.
Mems Store First hoor.
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Bella Kun's Friend to Come to U. S.

VIENNA, April 26-Julius Brill, an
American, who for some months has
been interned in Austria with Bella
Kun, former Hungarian dictator. and
leased and given a safe conduct to
the United States.
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Sbec;a1 Sale
Hair Nets
: Each, 500 Dozen

Nets made OF real Human Hair in
cap shape; splendid quality. The
shades are
Light Brown, Medium Brown, Dark
Brown. Black and Blonde.
Notion Section. First door.
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Opium Struggled Into the q. S.

OTTAWA. April 26.-Statisticss on
Canadian imports of opium indicate
thAt large quantities Of the product
are being smuggled from Canada into
the United States Minister or Health
Rowell declared today in a report to
the house Of commons.
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Reupholstering Furniture

Is one Of the best things our shop does.
We are in position to reupholster either old
or new Furniture and have corps Of work
men that are unsurpassed.
You may have the exact fabric you desire
from our showing Of Tapestries, Velvets,
Damasks and other weaves.
We will be glad to submit samples and
estimates at any time, or to have our
representative call.
Upholstery Section Fifth
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POPULAR Dance Music

Sheer Colored
Handkerchief Liner,
For Making Handkerchiefs
We are only beginning a great
demand for Sheer Colored Hand
kerchief Linen for handkerchief
making, and we think it only fair
to our customers to advise them
to supply their wants early.
One and one-third (Ia) yards
will give you the material for
making one dozen women's hand
kerchiefs.
Just now we are offering all
desirable colors in fast shades,
dyed on pure linen, in two quail
tiles.
36 Inches Wide
$3.50 and $500 Yard
Linen Section. Second floor.
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$24.85

Let the Hoover Electric clean
your home thoroughly-it beats
the rugs, 1t sweeps them and it
cleans them. 1t leaves no dirt
anywhere. Home demonstration
II desired. Convenient terms.
Bisssll Carpet Swsepers. s5.75
to sS.55.
Good Floor Brooms. s1.oo to
ol.sk
Cleaning Brushes - OF every
kind from scruhbing. At lsc, to
lon1 handled door brushes. at
~660.
Heavy Trash Cans. s2.4s to
eN,6O.
Parsons Household Ammonia.
lSo to 80c.
silver Puts for polishing silver
and gold. :8c and <5c Jar.
Electro Silicon Polishing Cream
for silver and gold. 1Oc to 96c.
Hemen's Electric Polish for
polishing silverware, cut glass,
windows and mirrors. Soc.
Hemen's Brass and Metal Pol
ish. unexoelled for polishing
brass and other metals. DOC.
Putz Metal Polish for brass,
nickel and copper. 26c to S1.s5.
Cocoa Door Mats. S1.75 to s3.2S.
Rubber Door Mats. sI.7S to
e3.5O.
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Make a Cool, Delightfu1S Summer
Room Out of Your Porch

And you will be able enjoy the full benefit of your porch
during the bright sunny days of summer
All that necessary for you do equip it with
Porch Shades Vudor Shades have all the latest devcese
hanging nowhp wind attachment and ventating, and they
had them first
Evening star., 1920-04-27

A perfect Vacuum Sweeper
without using electricity. Rea-
sonable in price and easy to oper-
ate. Special demonstration now
being conducted,
Evening star., 1920-04-27
Spring Housec1eaning
Made Easy

Here in this big, comp
wares Section there is ever
device for lessening labors
be done quickly.
Step Ladders
The best makes: strong,
durable, safe.
SIT. size. $50 and $50.
Aft. size. s2.00 and s29o.
5-ft. size. s2-sO and s2.sb.
6-ft. size. $500 and $3.50.
TIT. size, $3.50 and 1856.
SIT. size. 500.
Step Ladder Stools, S1.5O.
Oak Step Ladder Chairs,
ss.es.
2-step Closet Steps. $500.
Wax for Floors and
Woodwork
old English Floor Wax. $50
to e2,0O.
Bu.chsr,s = Prepared Wax
Johnson's Prepared Wax.
TIC and $1.5O.
Paints, Varnishes, Stains
Re.dy-mixed Paints. sse to
Old English BrigEtener. 7se
Sutchsr's No. Revtver. 7ss
Jordan's Perfection Wax OIL
Polish, 500 to $2.5O.
O'Cedar Polish, 25c to $500.
Johnson's Underlac, Shellac and
Varnish, ESQ to $3.50.
Johnson's Cleaner, Sic.
Johnson's Crack Filler, 3sc.
Johnson's Electric salvo, 6Sc
Johnson's Rlsck-Lac for Autos,
Zoe and 6Sc.
;. sspolin 81. skfhtuo Enamel ~
sapolin Stove Pipe Enamel. 1bs
to 0Oc.
Wire Gareen Enamel. d5e to 0oe.
Sapolip Gold Glaze for radia.
tors. No to Ne.
Gold Paint for gliding, soc to
Soc.
Porcelain -finish sapolln En-.
amel, zoo to 9l.1O.
Japalac, all colors, 2Sc to $3.50.
Porcela, q bathtub cleaner. 15o
and 2Sc.
Sani-Flush, cleans closet bowls.
Soc.
Platt's Chloride. CSC.
Brillo Sanitary Aluminium
Cleanser, Ne.
Housewares, Yifth Seer,
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Terry Cloth and Welcomes

Make SOFT, rich hangings for spring and
summer homes.
The designs and colorings stand out with
exceptional beauty and effectiveness They
may be had in bright, colorful tones or the
softer and more subdued hues, all of which
are truly beautiful and tasteful.
The materials themselves are of excellent
quality and both sides are exactly alike so
that when used at the windows the inside is
just as attractive as the out, or when used
between two rooms both present the same
exquisitely harmonious effect
36 inches wide, $3.50 and SITS yard
Upholstery Section. Aoor.
Evening star., 1920-04-27

Here in this big, completely stocked capable House
wares Section there every modern convenience and
device for lesenng abors and doing the things that
10 da.o
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23
ALFAMAIZE
MOTTO SATISFACTORY SERVICE

PURE BRED SEEDS
Baltic S. ID. No. 1887 Alfalfa
Alta S. d. No, 1905 Corn
Acme S. ID. No. 284 Wheat
Ace S. D. No. ll73 Barley
Cole S. d. No 3l6 Oats
Damont SD. No 686 Flax
Amber Cane
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23
LIGHT & POWER PLANT
SOLD BY LOCAL OWNERS

A deal was consumated a few
days ago whereby the majority OF
the local stockholders of the Phi
Hp Light & Power Comoanv dis
5nnsed Of their stteeit. Charles iess, 7! r
Holcomb, of Huron and Wolsey.
Mr.. Holcomb will be remembered
as one of the men who organized
the company here several years
ago and is a borther of w. B. Hol.
comb who was in charge. Of the
plant during the first two years
of its existence.
The Holcomb Brothers are the
owners of the electric light plant
at Wolsey, and Mr.. Charles Hol.
comb has for some time had the
MANAGEMENT of the plant at Hur,
on. He is thoroughly acquainted
with oDeration and management Oh
a business of this kind and experts
TO come here and give it his per.
sonal attention after January 1st
A new engine will be installed and
such other equipment as may be
need to give Philip first class ell.
ectric light and power service
both day and night.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23
BANKERS AND FARMERS
ATTEND MEETINGS

Several Haakon and Jack ~
county bankers and a half a dozen
or more representative farmers, at
tended one or the other Of the
banker-farnaer conferences held in
Mitchell and Aberdeen this week. .
The Mitchell meeting was held
on Monday in the City Hall The
Aberdeen meeting on Tuesday,
Dcember 81, in the Municipal aud
itorium.s Two sessions were held
at each place, beginning at 1000
o'clock in the morning and at 3
o'clock in the afternoon. Prelim-
mary arrangements were made in
the offices of the South Dakota
Farm Bureau federation at Huron
by representatives of the State
Bankers association and the feder-
alton.
The following were some of the
subjects discussed by farmer and
banker representatives chosen by
Ith South Dakota Farm Bureau fed
GRAFTON and the State Bankers as
sociation: Present Banking Con-
ditions and the Future Outlook for
Agriculture in South Dakota a
discussion Of the Federal Reserve
Bank by r. a.. Young, governor
of the Ninth District Federal Re-
serve bank; discussions Of live
stock and grain marketing condi-
tions and plans being developed
for cooperative marketing. The
executive board of the South Da-
kota Bankers Association has en-
dorsed plans for cooperative mar
keting in this state. A report was
oiven Of the meeting in Chicago
last week when representatives Of
the american Farm Bureau fedar-
alton and bankers meet to outline
plans for 500, 100000 expert fin
ance corporation to open foreign
markets to farm products.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23
LAKE PRESTON HIGH
NO MATCH FOR PHILIP

The Lake Preston High School
basket ball team were here last
Saturday evening and met the To-
cal High School team at Pohle's
Hall in the most interesting game
the people of Philip have witnessed
this season. In spite of the fact
that the boys from east of the
Missouri have record and expected
to find the locals easy, they were
out-played at every turn and were
no match for the home lads.
The game was good clean ex-
hibition and enjoyed by all, Hoover
Michaels and Severin were the
stars for the locals and played
rings around their opponents. In
fact the team as a whole perform
ed in manner that was pleasing
to the crowd and credit to them
selves. The score at the end of
the game was 81 to IL. Mark
Wheeler acted as referee.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23
KING PHILIP FLOUR

Ingersoll Watches Pioneer Phar-
macy.
Cyco cigars ten to the box for
Christmas shoppers at the Can
teen for $3.50 per box.
Box Stationary 60c and up at
Pioneer Pharmacy.
Some splendid fancy pipes for
HIM at the Canteen.
Sawed Ash and Elm wood at
Farmers Elevator. 5tf
DR.. ], NJ Walsh of Rapid City,
was in Philip last Thursday and
performed several minor opera
tions for local people.
See Byrnes at Farmers Seed
House before you sell your Alfalfa
Seed. 8e 5tf
Miss Irene Coyner is home this
week from Vermilion. where she
is student in the State Univer-
sity.
SO inch Percales only 20 cents at
Williams.
Mrs. T. ]. Mcclure was a visitor
in Rapid City last Thursday.
Miss Nina Duryea left Wednes-
day evening for Iowa to spend the
holidays with relatives She will
return about the first of January.
Mark Wheeler left Sunday night
for Yankton to spend the holidays
with relatives.
The Altar Society of the Catho-
lie church will have Christmas
tree and program at Pohle's Hall
on Friday evening, December 24th.
Everybody invited to come out and
enjoy the evening with them.
See Jack Pickford in. In Wrong
at Gem Sunday.
The Philip basket ball team
passed through this city Sunday
enroute home from Deadwood
where they played Saturday even
ing. being defeated 35 to 10. This
evidently means that the Dead
wood high school has strong
team Rapid City Journal.
A number of friends and neigh
bors garthed at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. d. w. Coyner, on last
Saturday evening where party
was given in honor Of Grandma
Coyner, who expects 70 leave abort
" for Valparaiso, Indiana. a very
pleasant time is reported BY those
present.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23

Get the habit of coming to our
mill for your Flour and you will
have found a good habit.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
TRIMS LEGION SQUAD

A fast game of basket ball was
played at Pohle's Hall on Tuesday
evening between the High School
team and team made up Of mem
bers of the local post Of the Am
erican Legion. The Legion boys
had the best Of the argument dur
ing the first half Of the game, but
were unable to stand the pace and
the game ended with score of
20 to 18 in favor of the High
School.
The High School team was COM
posed of Michael, III. Hoover, Sew
erin, Swisher and Kingsbury,
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23
Something New And Novel Fol
The Convenience of The
Philip Movie Fans.

r. j. Fancher, manager Of the
Gem will mail to his patrons on
every Saturday, program of the
following weeks shows.
These programs if hung in q
convenient place will help in det-
ermining the Stars and Features
you cannot afford to miss. If you
fail to receive q program please
notify r q. Fancher and one will
be mailed to You immediately.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23
DIR. n. 5. GEARRART, N. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Philip, South Dakota
Use Durema Flour for pancakes,

As fine line of bar candy as
you ever selected from now fresh
for you at the Canteen.
Shipment of fresh candies at
Pioneer Pharmacy.
H. c. Ruenholl and family, for
mer residents of this locality, ar
rived Tuesday night from Belle
Fourche, and are spending the holi
days with the father of Mr.. Ruen-
holl, who resides near Elbon.
Buy your Potatoes at Farmers
Seed House. 5tf
The dance given at Pohle's Hall
last Friday evening by the Wheel
er Brooks Post of the American
Legion was we'll attended and a
very enjoyable time was had by
all present. The supper was served
by the ladies auxiliary at the Sny-
der & McAllister Cafe.
Use Durema Flour for pancakes.
The next meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association will be held
on the first Friday in January. All
parents, teachers and others inter-
ested in the welfare of our schools
are Tetiiit.stt.tii iu attend 5s
Box Candy the best-at McPeeks
The Lake Preston High School
basket ball team which played here
here Saturday evening, left the
following day for Rapid City and
other points in the Hills where
they played series of games this
week.
Lange the Eye Man at Philip
A. NJ. only, December %. 4 2t
Special every Saturday at r. M.
Williams Store.
For sale or trade: One 2 year
old Registered Duroc Jersey boar.
A real herd header. illustrator
breeding. Eckwold, Bros. Mid
lard, S. ID. 3t
Miss Bessie Dorothy, who has
been in Duluth, Minnesota, for the
past several months, arrived home.
Sunday morning for visit at the
home of her parents.
Christmas wrapped Cycos 81 80
per box at the Canteen.
For Sale: Fine quarter miles
N. E of M;lesville and one mile
from new consolidated school. 1870
acres level, rest rolling pasture.
Best of soil Fine for alfalfa and
grain. Running water No improv-
meets. S6500, with $500 down and
balance at 6 per cent. j. D. Tav-
ernier, Milesville, S. d. 6 If
Watch for the Specials Saturday
at X. nj. Williams Store.
1t has been suggested that we
call our candy counter the sweet
shop. We haven't made change
in the name however-the reason
for the suggestion will come home
to you when you begin making
your candy selections at the Can
teen
Spend Christmas night at the
Gem.
The Legion basket ball team
is arranging for a series of games
for the next week or ten days, to
beplayed here and in the neighbor-
ing towns. One or two of the for
mer High School players who are
school in various parts
of the country are home for the
and will take part in the
games. A game has already been
with the Quinn and Wall
teams. Watch for the bills an
the games.
We have cigarettes in tin boxes
for holiday trade at the Canteen.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23

Loans. Write Ralph Vandercook,
Fort Pierre, So. Oak. 52tf
Manager Sherman ef the the fMIeelk MIeelk
raska Telephone Company return
ed the latter part of the week
from Pierre, Capa and other points
where he went on business con-
nected with his telephone work.
Flashlight Batteries and Bulbs
at Pioneer Pharmacy.
Senator-elect J. d. Morrison re-
turned Friday from Sioux Falls
where he attended a meeting of
the farmers and grain dealers Of
the state.
Send her box of Candy for
Christmas at McPeek's.
Thomas MCGUIRE Jr. returned on
Saturday from Brookings where he
is attending the State Colleg. He
will return to his studies after
the holidays.
Bielski Farm Loan Company
Land, Loans, Insurance Agency
RURAL CREDIT LOANS
Offices in Bank of Philip Bldg.
Ellis Berry who is a student at
the Morningside College at Sioux
City arrived home last Saturday
and will spend the holiday vaca-
tion with his parents and friends
here.
We pay cash for what we buy
and must have cash for what we
sell. Farmers Elevator and Seed
House. 3-tf
Charles Hoover is home from his
studies at the Rapid City School of
Mines for the holiday vacation.
You take no chances on poor
bread when you buy frisco
Flour. Farmers Elevator & Seed
House.
George Inman of the Bank of
Philip was an anGval Monday
morning from Chicago where he
spent couple of weeks visiting
with friends and relatives.
Tablets, Pencils and full supply
of school supplies at McPeeks
Confectionery. so If
Miss Mecry Huss who is attend
ing school 1t the Dakota Wesleyan
at Mitchell is home for the holi-
day vacation.
Acme paints and varnish -Pio-
neer Pharmacy.
Mrs. William Mansfield of Ash
creek, is a guest at the home Of
her nephew, G. A. Farnsworth for
a few days. She expects to leave
shortly for Peoria, Illinois.
To mothers looking for good
care and comfortable place to
stay during confinement, call on
Mrs. P. d. Evans, Philip S. D. 5 St
Next Monday and Tuesday Chas.
Ray in Paris Green at Gem.
Some lire of TOYS at McPeek's
This office has just completed
the printing Of the first issue Of
the "Afterthot' newsy little pub
lication put out by the students of
the Philip High School Copies of
the paper will be offered for sale
by the students and should find a
ready market with the people of
Philip and surrounding territory.
1t is not ) money making PROPOSE
ton but an effort will be made to
sell enough Of the papers to pay
for its publication and put our
school and the town on the map.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23
The Legion bunch was Williams.
G. Hoover, Verne Watson, Mcclure
and Lester Dorothy.
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank those who
helped our dear one in all the
ways they could. The kind neigh
bofs, the Masonic Lodge, the choir
and all those who gave us words
of comfort.
Mrs. j. d. Dibble
Mrs. s. S. Gambrel
Miss Alta Warner
Miss Laura Gambrel
Mrs. Nj Warner
Mr.. w. M. Lovett
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23

Insist on your dealer giving
you KING PHILIP FLOUR,
Step i'm at McPeek's and look
over his line of GIFTS.

A. G. Granger of Kadoka was In
town Friday enroute to his home
after a few days spent in Pierre.
MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGE
Loans. Write Ralph VandercoOk,
Fort Pierre, So. Oak. 52tf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-23
SENATOR JONES
URGES RELIEF
FOR STOCKMEN

kilograms urging the continue
ance of the war finance corporation
have been sent 10 David f, HouS-
ton, secretary of the treasury, by
the New Mexico Wool Growers as
scciatioi me New Mexico Cattl"
and H1csc Growers assO !IatioU AID
Senator A. A. Jones.
eve heartily endorse action or
agricultural conference October IA
and urgently request that war
finance corporation be continued,
stated the combined telegram of
the two stoCkmcn'S associations.
Necessity for financing breeders OF
both cattle aud sheep during TINS
tight financial situation is impera-
tive. The prevailing rates of inter
est together with calling of loans
bv hanks throughout the country IS
causing ruin and disaster to great
many Of our cattle and sheep men.
Definite and Immediate relief must
be given
Senator A. A. Jones sent the fol
lowing tolcgram ~ am in cl"sr
touch with tn" livestock industry
in this state and earnestly urge
the continuance Of activities of the
war finance corporation. THIS Sl'.
uatiou should be considered pali
of the war and dealt with as such
CouGiiuns are critical and aln-
tcercly trust immediate relief VIII
fbe provided
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-23
No BETTER IN
THE WIDE WORLD
THAN THE REX

The Rex Billiard Parlor with an
the luxurious appointments of the
finest club. throws open its doors
to the public at l o'clock p, m. to-
day
Louis FracarOli, the efficient
and enterprising owner, mas spare"
no expense in furnishing his pat
rons with the most up-to-tho min
ute equipment to be found in IN"
United States, such as the very
latest billiard and pocket bilIlarh
tables, luxurious leather-uphol'
stored lounging chairs. coy
corner" with roomy, upholstered
rockers. sanitary drinking touh-
tain which will furnish ice water
the year round, free and private
telephone booth, a lighting system
that is a pleasure to the eye and the
best ventilation in the world.
Mr. Fracarolfs record in Alpu-
uuerQue for the past fifteen year9
as one of our most hustIing ana
euterprising business men is "A
guarantee of clean-Cut manage
ment to all true lovers of billiards
in any form and great credit is due
him for thus adding to Alhuquer-
que the real place of the city
and the finest of its kind in the
southwest,
The equipment alone, we under
stand, cost a matter OF $4,000. ana
is located in the "Woodmen'S' for
mer lodge room on the second
floor at 21Ota West Central,
The Rex will he under the mans
agement of Geo. NJ. Reed, the men
ton of whose name means enough
said"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-23
RUMOR FALSE ON
STOCK JUDGING
CONTEST, SAYS

An attempt is being made to pre-
vent the boys and girls OF New
Mexico in the various agricultural
high schools, Smith Hughes schools,
vocational schools. and rural con-
solidated schools, from taking any
part whatsoever in the state stock
judging contest to he held at state
College, October 80, according to
information given out by r. G.
Foster, state club leader.
This contest, for the purpose of
selecting a team Of three boys to
represent the state in a non-col-
legiatc stock judging contest at the
international Livestock exposition
at Chicago in November, is one that
is open to every boy and girl in
New Mexico under ~ years Of age,
representing an agricultural high
school, a vocational high school,
rural consolidate school or boys and
girls club" the statement said.
RULES and regulations governing
this contest were sent out several
weeks ago and We feel that If for
any reason whatsoever a rumOr has
been started that high schools of
the state are not to be allowed to
enter teams in this contest, that 1t
is a great injustice to the boys and
girls of New Mexico who are enti-
tied TO attend.