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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
PHILLIPS LANDS
FAMOUS MENTOR
'Tubby' Mcintyre Made
West Virginia
Great Record

Special IA The world.
ENID, Okla. Jan. i7--W. w
CTubby) Mcintyre, the man who
made" Wos. Virginia football, has
been secured TO succeed Johnny
Maulbctsch ~ football coach at
Phillips university. Announcement
To this effect was made tonight by
J.. H shaw, director ~ athlefics
while Mcintyre viii not take over
the reins until expiration OF Maui
botschs contract In June. ne ~ ex-
pectod to arrive IN Enid within the
noxt few weeks to become acqunint-
ed with his new charges before the
close of the school year go that ne
will be- in a position 10 omen up with
n definite program next iall
Record ~ Coach Remarkable.
During his six yeas ns coach NJ
West Nirg mia university, Mcintyre
has made an cnNiable record. Only
once has he been beaten on his home
gridiron. Princeton, Rutgers. Navy
and Washington and jefferson are
numbered among his victims
Rodgers. repeater as all-Americen
fullback and Brcckd another all
American man were developed by
him while at the Morgantown insti-
| tuition.
His 1919 eleven was one Of the
wonders Of that gridlron year. Spald-
ings football guide credits the West
! Virginia Princeton game with being
the best game Of the year. West Viz
ginia defeated the Tigers by score
of % to o.
Good Material Available.
al x.ill hn "a a N inR Mo.
Intvre when he arrives.
Steve Owens, who will captain the
team I'm 1927, Maulbetsch says. IL
the best tackle hc has seen perform
since he played with Michigan
against Harvard. He weighs 2?0
pounds II will he his last year,
Ted Kurt. the other tackle, weighs
| 1915 pounds and was captain of the
team last fail. Milan. a big guard.
will be playing his fourth year. Mtlr
Ter. the other guard gives him a
! fourth line man of power and expe-
riencc.
At center H. will have available
Jake Loungstrom. "A 1870 -pounder.
who came to phillips from Indiana
last fan bu, was ineligible under the
1 one-ycar rule recognized by Philips.
Star Scholastic Finds.
I.aWton, the FORMER 'nefuk"e nisn
school end. ineligible last fall, IL eX-
pccted TO be power. Greene. the
other end. was an all Oklahoma Sc
lection last year.
For quarterback he will have
welman. a good general, "A good
man at advancing the ball and a
good man at advancing the ball and
a good passcr.
Anderson, n midget from Chicago
intorsc holastic circles, should make
n star halfback. Though only five
feet three inches In height he car
do the century in 10 flat and II q
wizard On the gridron. Butler and
wizard. 1890 halfbacks. shelton and
Hutchinson are among the Other
back field clgibles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
By LARRY DALEY.

Veteran meets youth tonight when
Gene belmont of Mcmpis. and Jack
IAwlor OF OmDhn, box littccn
rounds in the main event " the
Acme Athletic clubs show nt Con-
vention hall. belmont. n crafty ring
general, schooied for eight or nine
years In the arena, during which
time he her met numerous leading
feAtherweishts ana lishtwcights.
meets In I.awicr 2iyear- old
xter full Of tho Irresistible Joy of lite
and tireiess endurance and possesser
Of n natural fighting hcart.
These iightweiahts n month ago
boxed "a sensational 12-round slash
Ing draw here and their match to-
night II IA return go staged by sack
callahan, promoter of tho Acme
Boscv~ IN Condition.
belmont and I.awlcr last night cx'
pressed satisfaction over their con-
ditions Each knows he faces q
tough batticr tonight. No prcdictioni
OF victory were made by either. Pre-
dictlons OF Victory are HuperfiuouS
Il In obvious that they are going Il
DO their hest to win.
Possibly no two boxers arc bette
known or more popular among tn
Tulsa fans than belmont aud Law
ier. Public opinion IL about event!
divided regarding the winner. viii
f.awicr, because OF his youth. 1
slight favorite.
billy Morristec OF Sand Springs
who won from Pat Dalton on n fou
In tho second round Of n bout her'
4 few weeks ago. md Eddy Cloor
OF Bighenrt, middleweights. are
scheduled 20 TO 10 rounds IN thu
Hemiwlndup. Morrisette looked lik'
u capable scrapper In his brief ap
pchrancc here. Gloon Is unknown II
this city.
k~l Cole, Drumrlsht feather
weight. viii he unable 40 mcc
Freddy johnson of Tulsa In tn
! scheduled six-round preliminary, nc
J ccrding to John j, Parscn, manage
" Cole, Pargen writes that Cole ma
occn sent To Texas by an oil concern
Employers of the prumright boy.
uightwcixhts Substitute.
Joe Miller ana Young Richards
both OF Tulsa, lishtwelghts, hay
oenc substituted for the feather
1oights.
Young Dempsey md X. O. Me
.'arthy. clever Sapuipn flyweight'
siil hox n fnur.round curtain raisol
There VIII be no decision given I
his bout.
The opening bout OF tonights car
starts at sac O'Clock, sharp. Doc.
open at 7;30 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
WI Err AND BELMONT BOX Is ROUNDS HERE TONIGHT
CENTRAL CAGERS
DEFEAT PHILLIPS
Followers Pleased With
Two Victories Over
Haymakers

Special 10 The world.
EDMOND, Okla, Jan. Gen.
traI basketball followers are wei
pleased with the showing ot IN.
team In the two games with philllp.
last week when the Normaliies took
both games in two hard fought bal.
Ties. The mos satisfying feature q,
the games was the manner in which
the Central five passed the ban
through the fivc-meu defeusc which
the Phillips team used con,inualy
and which was mainly responsibls
for the low score. So effective had
tho guarding been that the opposing
teams have been unable To scorl,
with any consistency. Phillips wa,
held for four field goals IN the las
game and got only seven In the frs
Judging from the brand Of bali
played so far this season Central IA
/ better able to meet any style OF play
| they are apt to come in contact will
then they have bcen for ssven
/ years.
Captain Hafer and LeForce A.
guard are showing the fight tina,
Keeps scores down. Williamson has
been switched to center and 30 iar
/ has shown up well. Miller and
Braymer are about tied with nun.
Der of field goals and both arc hard
working forwards. While this Is
Miller's first year On the squad he /.
the very man to fit II with RraymA'
AZ he has lots of speed and worn
the court well. The others ar
members OF last years team.
BristOw, another new man, |.
about recovered from "a siege OF boil,
and will be in the lineup some
where when the team leaves Mon
day on four day trip. Potter q
center is showing up well and prom
ises TO be of great help on tho OF
fense as hc shoots baskets well AM
works the court well for a big tel
low. Speedy Williams Is the midst
forward but he gets into all N,
games and has the natural ability
for shooting baskets.
The squad left Monday for Black
we'll, where they will play tho Black
we'll Athletic club Blackwell is n,
home town OF the Hafer-LeForc'
com binauon and the folks baci
home want to see those boys per
form Tuesday and Wednesday the,
will play at Tonkawa then jumpin
to Shawnee. wherc\ they meet III
Baptist Preachers.
Kendall comes to Edmond for tw
games on the 2Sth and 29th Of Jan
, uary.
ary.
The second team Is also playing
schedule with high schools.
The Basketball league IL get,in
! started in fine shape, three gam'
being played last week, but becaus
OF the closing of. the first semestt
the league Is held up until this con
, Ing week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
PHILLIPS PLAYS T. u.
Enid GoiIcwiRns Meet TWisa Cagcrs
Here Next Friday ahd Satur.
day al 0latyNCll (,vm

Johnny Maulbestch's Phillips uni
versity oagers next Friday and sat.
urday nights play tho University ot
Tulsa baskcteers at the Iiarwcll
mnasium. Coach schmidt last
week started his Tulsa collegians on
their championship hunt with two
Victories over the Chilocco Indians
md followers Of the orange and
black believe last years state cham
tonship victory will be repeated
his season.
Phillips as'de from Central of
Edmond and the Aggics. is probably
he most formid1ble team In the
'tatc. Despite two losses last swoek
u Central "Maully's' men will give
\ good account OF themselves and
force the University OF Tulsa lads
10 play their best game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
Majors Set Date for
Close of Player Deals

NEW YORK, Jan. l7,--An agree
ment has been reached by the Ma
tional and American leagues 10
make August the closing date to'
the buying or trading OF players ne
twccn major league clubs Ins
agreement was made public tonigk
bv President Sicydler OF the ~
tional league who returned TO-DAY
from Chicago after attending tht
meeting there last week. Ater
August |. players can go from ON
ma ior club to another only by the
waiver route,
Last season the American league
set July as the final date for Suen
AIDES and purchases while the Ns'
tional league made the final date fol
purchases August 90 with no ban on
transfers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
Negroes on Harvard
Track Team: Contest
] win Virginia Is Oft

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jan. .---
Harvard's varsity tracks team.
which planned "A southern trip
for the springs recess VIII not go
below tho Mason Dixon line "a -
result Of action by the University
of Virginia and the national
academy. To "A communication
from Major Fred W Moore. gem
oral manager Of athletics NJ tIar'
ward, saying tho Crimson team in
rludrd two athletes of negro
blood, both Institutions replled
that they cons dorod It best under
the circumstances that track
meets scheduled with Harvard In
April should not be held,
The cancellation has been made
by Harvard Major Moore said to-
day. adding that tho Initiative In
the matter was taken by him
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
EXTRA SESSION in APRIL
Congress Probably VIII BE Called Ia
Assembly Then.

WASHINGTON, January 17.--The
extra session of congress which In
to be called by the next admfnistra-
lion will probably meet the first
week in April, Congressman, Ford
ney, chairman OF the house and
means committee announced today.
Chairman Fordmar sam ,Prcsi-
dent-elect Harding had told him he
did not desire to call the congress-
until tariff and revenue legislation
Is ready. Chairman Fordneys in :
iormed the president-elect this leg
islatlon would be ready In the first
week IN April. The president elect
did not state he would call the ex-
ira session at that time, however,
Fordnoy said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18

Vergil Jones. athletic coach OF
sapulpa high school former Kendall
college football star 'and captain.
and Miss opal Fern Callan OF
Tulsa were married Sunday at the
home of the bride, 1l6 North Dos
ton avenue. The ceremony was
simple. only relatives and close
friends of the couple being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left yesterday
morning for IA brief honeymoon.
and will return to Tulsa Friday
Jones was for Two years all-state
end. and captained the state cham
pionship Kendall eleven in 1919. In
his debut as coach In 1920 he turned
out one OF the leading high school
football teams in the state.
The World extends congratula-
tions to the "newlywcds."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
STOP RECRUITING,
ORDERS TO BAKER

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
the figure for which appropriations
had been made. There was little op-
position to the reduction, however
when put to a vote.
Chairman Kahn told the house
that while the army Reorganization
bill provided for 100000 as a maxi
mum. the army appropriation meas
ure provided for only $4,000 for the
current fiscal year. Heavy enlist
merits. he added, meant Il largef
deficit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
AH Smith May BE New
7'an,n,any Hall Chief,

NEW YORK. Jan ~ While
vonfirmat ION was lacking. "a persist
snt report was current IN demo-
cratic circlrs today that charles F
Murphy IN 10 retire as leader az
Tanmany hall ana THAI he probably
VIII be succeeded by Alfred r..
smith. former governor ut New
YORK state. Murphy has been lead
~ of Tammany for is years.
1T Is news 10 me" said Smith.
T"I am not Interested. ! am out Of
active politics"
According to the rumor, Murphy
plans TO go to Europe with state
! tax commissioner Michael j, Walsh
/ democratic loader ~ West Chester
l county as soon as his Indictment
on tho charge of fraud in glucose
/ deal Is out of the way Walsh
/ st:1'cs he knew nothing of Murphy's
| plans,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
Lawler Slight Favorite
Among Fistic En-
thusiasts
MIDDLES BATTLE TEN
Morrisette and Gloon Scrap
in Semi-Windup--Cole
Johnson Bout OFF
About the Roi.ss
Placo---Convcntlon hall.

place. convention hall.
Timc----h 90 o'clock.
Main events Jack Lawler ~
Omaha VS.. Gene Dclm0nt Of
Memphis.
IL rounds; leightwoighta,
SEMI wlndup billy Morris-
cite of SIND Springs W. Eddy
Gloon Of lilghenrt, 10 rounds;
midd,eweishts.
Preilminary--Joo illcr of
Tulsa Va Young richards OF
Tulsa. six rounds lightwolghts.
Curtain raiser-~k. q. Mocar-
thy and Young penrscy. both ~
fapulpa, four.round cxhibitiOn,
no decision.
Refcrcc---Gcd Qahnn.
Master OF ceremonies Louie
Newman.
Timokeepor---B annoy Clevo-
land.
Announcer---Tcd Wllmot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
TnN Auto Top Rcbuudcrs.

" NSdTNT TUN, jan. II.-|COn-
Germs engaged in building over au-
tomobilc tops or bodies for instnla- :
tion on new or old chassis were held
To he manufacturer and subject to
tax az such. In regulations issued
tonight by the bureau OF internal
revenue The regulations apply In
cases even though all such tops os
bodies are manufactured as needed
for an immediate Job.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
WILSON DEFEATS CHIP
Mi,ldlcwclgh Champion Has Little
Difficulty In OutVOintiug ituggcd$
Greek Boxer.

PITTSBURGH, Pa Jan, L.
Johnny Wilson uf Roston. middle
weight champion, won "A newspaper,
decision over Joe chip Of Newcastle,
pa, IN their l0-round bout tonight.
Wilson gained the decision In e,ght
rounds. chip outpo!ntcd him In tho
fifth and the CLOSING round was
even
The champion was never IN dan
ser. lie used n right Jab effectively
% offset Chips rushcs, ana was the
aggrcssor throughout
The weights were announced ns
Wilson, Ice pounds 'hm, los
pounds. Tho crowd was estimated
1t $500.
set Date tor'Golf Meet
CHICAGO, laue ~ Tho womdn
Western Golf association champion
,hip viii bc held August s2-27 at
The Westmorcland Golf club, chi
'cago. 1t was announced tonight by
Mrs Hathaway Watson, president oi
,he organization. Mre. Watson hlos
said IL had been decided TO hold a
md winter meet noSt year on soint
Calfurna Inks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
Set Dn,c torsGolf Meet.
Martin and Illc, Draw.

ENID, okla. Jan, iI--Pewee
Marin oklahoma CRY lightweight.
and Bob Riley from the eastern
coast fought 10 rounds here 10 IL
draw tonight, accordir.' 10 the news
paper dloision. Martin won from
Riley two weeks ago by deault, Roth
me nentered the ring at approx
tnutoly 1870 pounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
Lightweights Feature Boxing
Program at Convention Hall
I)6pH 'I)65ITS$;5J

Tonights box.
Ing contest be
tWoou jack Law
Ter and Gene Del.
,uont, ! a y - v
Tag h [ " q I ght-,
brings together
two Rcrnppers of
~ diffruent types
M the day ana
night i.swlcr 10
u dsahinR lab
bing. = - = h / ng
lad, Oniy 81 years
old, aggressive TO
mn pKttguuN do
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
Makes His Home in Tulsa
During Endowment Drire

Il. A. Basham, representative o.
the general board OF education 0.
the Presbyterian church. viii arrivf
here Tuesday morning 10 make ny
home while the endowment cam'
paign for the University 6f TulSa
being conducted. He Will be accom-.
panied by his wife and chii1' ~
home is in indianapolis, Ind, ana
headqua rters In New York Guy he
Is a Presbyterian minister.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
cAoDocK STARTS TRAINING
Iowan Gets In shape Tor Match With
Champion th Lewis.

NEW. YORK, Jan. l7.--Ear cad
dock, former heavyweight wrestling
champion of the world, has begun
training for his bout with Ed
(Strangler) Lewis. the champion
here u week from tonight, Cnddock
weighs 100 pounds about five
pounds more than on previous ap-
pearanccs here. He said he was con-
fident of rcgainlng tho title
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
Wills knocks out Tate.

BUFFALO. y, Y, Jan. ii.--iiarry
walls of New Orleans retained the
negro heavyweight championship
by Knocking out bill Tate OF New
York In the second round OF a s.he-
duled i5-reund bou. tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l7.---"kid" Rea-
gan OF s.. Louis was given the news
paper decision over JOHNNY Ritchie
of Chicago In an S-round bout here
tonight. They are featherweights
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18

With an opening u, one siae 'ins
stead of the tup, gasoline funnel
that cmn bc carried IN u small space
has been Invented IN England.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18

An ONO inventors four-lcggc !
stand Is to be strapped to vacuum
bottles to prevent them upsettine
an inverted position To drain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
80 Strange.

'1ts strange, mother"
what, dear9'
THAT all tho ox-eyed girls now
have peroxide hair"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18

Its inventor has patented mI,.
ten with two thumbs, one oe'hs
hidden inside until 1t Is desired
turn the mitten over and suo'i'u~
what formerly was the pac"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18
OIL WELL SHOOTER HURT
Quart of Nitro Explodcs Near Ok.
Mulgcc and Tulsan Loses Arm.


OkMtLGEE. okla. Jan. IL
Walter Wells, an oil well shooter of
TULSA. lost his left arm just below
he shoulder in an explosion of a
quart of nitroglycerinc on lease II
miles west OF here this morning. He
was broueh, to a local hospital and
given medical treatment. He is ex-
pccted TO recover.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-18

Wells rooms a the Ramonia ho-
tel, 100 East Third He was taken
to u hospital in Okmuleee and at
tending physicians say he will re-
cover.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-04-06

The Sewing Club meets at Mrs.
WelIstein's Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Anderson re-
turned home from their Easter
vacation.
The Land Clearing Association
meeting was very interesting We'd
nesday evening.
Willard Long had the misfor-
tune 60 hurt his leg while work
ing at Trout Lake.
Mrs. Frank Judd received word
about three weeks ago of her
fathers death. Just two weeks
later her mother died.
Floyd Thomas came home from
STANCES logging camp Thursday.
where he had been employed alI
winter.
lloyd and Oliver Alt0nand Miss
Mae Grism. who are attending the
Wausau High school. came home
Saturday Tor a week vacation.
Charles Anderson of Deerfoot
Lodge. was suddenly taken with a
hemorrhage Of the nose and had
90 he taken % the hospital. Ills
condition Is serious. a specialist
was sent for. This Is has only
hope Of recovery.
LOST between Juvc SC hool
house and Sayncr a guinea sack
containing n suit Of underwear
and two pair Of socks. Best re-
ward 10 finder III returned to a
lumber Jack" az Forest Home
resort.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-04-06
From Village and Town
Phelps Live-Wre Community Always in the Front
Ranks for PrOgressiveness of Its Town and Village

Melvin SICKNESS purchased a
Ford car last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Worden left
last Saturday morning for Elcho
where Mr. Worden Is employed.
Harry Hensley. local depot agent
left last Saturday for a couple
days visit In northern Michigan.
Mr. Frank and J. p. Kerr of Ap-
pIeton were the guests of G. III.
Christensen last Saturday and
Sunday.
The Phelps correspondent wish
es 10 thank the persian who last
week sent In the budget Of Phelps
News.
The dance given In the town
hall last Saturday evening was en-
ioyed by a large crowd. Lunch
was served at midnight Music
was furnished by the Case Bros.
Orchestra
Miss Mary Mccormick enter
tanned the Catholic Ladies Aid
society at her home last Thursday
afternoon. Light refreshments
were served and am enjoyable
time was had by all.
The Chellis family will enter
the farming game In Marathon
county where they have "a large
improved farm and the best
wishes from the entire communi-
~ goes with them.
AIr. and Mrs. W. l. Convey, who
have spent the past winter in
California and other ives tern
states. returned home Monday
afternoon. Mrs. c. NJ. Christian
SEN went as far as Chicago to
meet her parents.
Mervin Muir. who sustained a
broken leg about FIVE weeks ago,
Is able 10 be around on crutches.
Mervin has a large host of friends
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-04-06
INVENT FRUIT PICKER
Phelps Citizens Secured
Patents on Labor Saving
Fruit Picking Device.

II. $. P0Wnell of Phelps has re-
ccived patents upon n fruit picker
which he has been perfecting for
several years past, and he hasnow
n deal on for the sale of the de
vice outright.
From blueprint drawings Of the
picker IL will Eevolutionize fruit
handling In such a manner that
there will bee no bruised fruit
when the picking is done. And
Il Is a speedy article for the fruit
grower In handling MS crop eco
nomically.
Mr.. Powneil spent Monday in
Eagle River I'm the interest of his
patented article.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-04-06

here. and that is shown by the
many helping hands he is reeeiv-
ing around town. When Muir
gets we'll. he will have forgotten
how 10 open a door.
Word was received last Thurs
day afternoon, announcing the
serious illness Of Mrs. Geo. Kerno-
han of Amigo. VIM. Kernohan,
brother of George, left Friday
morning for that place. The
Kernohans were formerly resi-
dents of this town where they ac-
cumulated a large host Of friends
who wish for Mrs. Kenohan S
speedy recovery.
The supper and dance given by
the teachers and children of the
Phelps Graded School in the town
hall last Wednesday evening was
"a decided success. The lunch was
served I'm cafeteria style i'm the
lower rooms of the town hall, be-
tween six and eight. At eight o.
clock the dining room closed and
the evening was finished with a
dancing party in the upper rooms.
The purpose of the program was
10 buy a Nictrola for the school.
Over 5000 was realized.
". 4. Chellis and family left
Phelps last week Tuesday for
Wausau where they will make
their future home. The Chellis
family came TO Phelps three years
ago and the first two and "A half
years here. Mr.. Chellis was depot
agent for the {. & n. w. Ry. lie
resigned that position about a
year ago and since then has been
employed in the II. p. b. Co. store.
Many farewell parties were
rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. Chellis
In the past two weeks and it Is
known that they possess the
friendship of the people here to a
person.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-04-06

The wedding If two popular
young people Of the town of
Phelps held the center Of the
stage In the doings of that lively
town ON Tuesday evening. April 3.
The contracting parties were
Clifford Morse. formerly Of Chi
caEo. and Caroline l.. Talmadge,
the daughter of Mrs. b. Il. Tal-
madgc. Among those present
from a distance were Mr.. and Mrs.
John KLEIN Of Tomahawk. Wis.
and their son Fred. The decora-
tiOns were quite elaborate and
tastefully placed. The wedding
cake was a highly ornamental
piece Of baking and was the result
Of the skill Of the brides aunt.
Mrs. KLEIN Of Tomahawk. About
thirty guests of young married
and expecting-to-be Marie a
friends of the bride and groom
livened the proceedings with
music. zee