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Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
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COPS LEARN
 HEADLOCk

(N. E. A. Staff SpeciaD BALTIMORE-Ma Maryland is teaching its state police the headlock.
 The coppers aren't going in for the wrestling game. The punishing head grip will be used to help them in rough and tumble scraps.
 Colonel Baughma-, head of the state police, has engaged Gus Schoenlein to teach candidates for the constabulary the Strangler Lewis hold.
 Beat Lewis
 Schoenlein holds a victory over Lewis. He's one of the few wrestlers who has been able to evade the fatal Jock
 The state police, only recently or ganized. are taking intensive training. Tie training program lasts for 30 days.
 Here's what they are being taught; Boxing defense.
 4 knockout punch.
 The headlock grip.
 My men will get into many rough and tumble fights, says Colonel Baug ghman.
 T want them developed to a point where they will not only hold their own but will be able to whip any average man."
 Spike Webb. who helped Uncle Sam whip Germany by organizing the biz boxing program overseas, is the ..knockout' instructor.
 Schoenlein holds three joDS--he's 5 wrestling instructor at Princeton, the Baltimore Athletic club and at the state police department.
 He's getting in trim now for a come back He'll challenge Lewis again.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Fencing Tournament
 VIII Be Held In U. s.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-&n interna- tional fencing tournament between leading foil men of England and the United States, will be held in this country next autumn. Teams of 12 men each will compete in four-m man groups with foils, sabres and dueling g games and the winning nation will be the one scoring the greatest number of team matches out of three. An in teInational trophy will be presented to the winning team, to become per petual trophy to be challenged for
 It is proposed to select four fencers each from the army. navy and civilian ranks of each nation to form the complete twelVe-man teams.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07

Lee wears glasses when he shoots
 T have to wear em." he says. Shooting under artificial lights in indoor tournaments has weakened my lockers. But 1 seem to be able to To- cate the old bulls-eye just the same.
 "A lot of shooters think I use cheat CTS to keep the dust out of my eyes. Many of the big leaguers do But it's more than dust and smoke that both- CTS me.
 i"The right kind of a trigger finger more than offsets weak eyes.
 The pointing, you know, is largely done by instinct"
 He's a fancy shot too.
 In exhibition shooting at Birming- ham he made the smallest group record
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
T}{1@sfsc1erI

Even Rickard doesn't know who owns the Big Fight.
 The s5oo,ooo waif is were scrap of. paper.
 Ty Cobb is the first manager to be done in butter statue. Many of em have been done in bone
 Income tax collectors have started a drive on pugilists. They expect tight.
 The black opal trophy belt given to Jack Johnson as symbol of worlds championship Is in a Boston pawnshop window.
 Buck Weaver sentiment is growing fast in Chicago. It's growing in New York, too Chicago for his return. New York is against it.
 Baseball scouts overlook a rich field when they pass up Boston. Both Ruth and Maranville were discovered in the city of beans.
 Miss Anne Morgan has barred the headlock at her wrestling shows. Good for Anne.
 Checker, chess domino and roque athletes arc going strong at St. Peters burg, Fla. The age limit is 50 and up
 It took enc season to convince Gil Dobie that Cornell is rowing school instead of a great football institution
 There will be quite splash made al
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
PRAYING coLoNELs
 INSPIRE AlJTA0R

DANVILLE. Ky.-Little Centre col lege did not lose to the Harvard eleven in vain.
 Heroic playing of Bo McMillin and the Praying Colonels has inspired Ralph D. Paine. Boston author, to write a book about them.
 Bo will play the same part in the book that he has on the gridiron
 He's wonderful character to watch and to write about
 Even an author cannot make him appear greater in the printed page than the game he has played in real life.
 The little Centre eleven of 1920 will De placed among the immortals
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
the homecoming of the Davis cup.

Some of these hugs offers for Rog- CTS Hornsby weren't recognized be cause they were sent collect.
 Extra periods in football are about as popular among coaches as decimal points in a ball players salary check. Toledo seems to think that because Jim Thorpe has become a Mud Hen the town will have pro football team next fall.
 The battle line which the Tanks and Dodgers will cover in exhibiting Babe Ruth will extend from Baton Rouge to Flatbush.
 If Chicago city dads slap a per cent tax on professional ball games. the gate fee at the parks may be raised.
 Pal Moore is the most willowy boxer in the game. He has outpointed Joe Lynch once and is a good bet to do it again.
 Chicago fans paid a million dollars to see the Cubs and Sox play last summer.
 A rube strolled into training camp
 TO view the big league guys; He figured he would shew 'em stuff
 That would make 'em have sore eyes In poker games the cleaned him,
 At craps him they did rob ssut gosh he hit the ball so hard
 He earned a big league job
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Franco-Polish Pact
 Announced By Briand
Republican A p. Leased Wire1

PARIS, Feb. 6-Receiving the am- bassadors of Great Britain, Italy and Japan today, Premier Briand made this announcement:
 -On the occasion of the visit of Pres ident Pilusski. the governments of France and Poland agreed upon the following declaration.
 The governments of France and Poland, equally anxious to safeguard their security and the peace of Europe. have recognized once more the com munity of interests uniting these two friendly countries,"
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
CUT OUT TAr sIDELiNEs!

CUT Hue laws have baseball Ganbln i and Sox has putthe 
   a n ecardg svithh o He 1kes to eXtr s No big stake are al are rendy
  who also along the of
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
.Sioux City Signs TWo
 Fast Semi Pro Players

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Feb. 6. The contracts of two promising young ball players have been received by the Sioux City Weatern league team Leo Casey, an outfielder. and Ken meth Martin, a pitcher.
 Martin pitched for, the Julesburg. Colo. team last season. He worked in 24 games and won them all. Two of the 24 games were of the no- -hit-no- run variety
 Casey comes from the New York State league.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Isolate Belfast From
 Other Parts or Isle

BELFAST. Feb. 6-Attempts to iso- late Belfast from communication with the rest of Ireland were made last night, telephone and telegraph wires being cut. It was suggested that the object of these attempts was to pre- vent the circulation of the address made by Sir Edward Carson at the session of the Ulster Unionist council yesterday. It, however, already had been tele- graphed
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
NEEDED ALARM CLOCK

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 5.-Joe Thomas. an aged negro, got into trouble today through failure to make good con tract to bring back to life the late Ia : mented husband Of a negro woman. She said she gave him s15 and the de- ceased's gold watch. He said he buried the timepiece at the grave to rouse the sleeper. but it didn't work The court said il looked like false pre- lenses and bound Thomas over.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Tornado MoUes House
 100 Yards, None Hurt
IRepubIican A. p. Less

IHepubFcan A. p. Leased WireI
 HALELNILLE, Ala. Feb 6-A tor nado struck this town early today. nov ing the residence of E. J. McNabb 100 yards without injury to the sleeping family. Other buildings were lifted from foundations and a score of small structures demolished
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
FATHER ARRESTS SON

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Feb 5.--De-- tectiye John Stavlc, B years member of the police department. today made choice between paternal love and duty and arrested his son Clarence as 9 bandit suspect
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
MCGOWAN WINS AGAIN

ST. PAUL, Minn., Feb. 6.-Everett McGowan of St. Paul won his third victory since he became a professional bv defeating Ben O'Sckey of Cleve- land, Ohoi, in four skating races today
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
LEWIs DOESN'T MINn

NEW YORK-Strangler Lewis isn't letting the wall against the headlock worry him.. He thinks it's just as reasonable to bar Babe Ruth from hit ting homers and Walter Johnson from shooting fast hops
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
CARRY HAD A HEART

CINCINNATI-Sho of praise ara being handed to Garry Hermann for pensioning "Banny" Bancroft The be- loved "Banny,v who's retiring. had been secretary for the Cincinnati club for 30 years
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
FoUR-coRNEREp SCRAP

CHICAGO.-Three promising young sters will battle Chuck" Deal for the third base job on John Evers' ball club at Pasadena. They are Earl Marriott Don Browne and Barney Frieberg.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
BABE IS BEATEN

NEW YORK-Wilbert Robinson has proved to Babe Ruth that he can eat more quails and still stay on his feet. They're paling together on a Dixie hunting trip.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Legion Posts Plan
 Basketball Tourney

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 6.-Tentative plans were announced today for a Nebraska American Legion basketball tournament to be held early in March. Forty basketball teams already have been organized in the state, represents ing legion posts.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07

Vast quantities of Canadian wheat are moving from Vanro,,-79r to Europe through the Panama canal. 2
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07

CREIGHTON COACH RESIGNS
 OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 6.-Announce- incht was made here today of the res i,snation of Dr. Edward MulhoIland as head coach of the athletic depart ment of Creighton university.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07

Some of these hugs offers for Rog- CTS Hornsby weren't recognized be cause they were sent collect.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07

Extra periods in football are about as popular among coaches as decimal points in ball players salary check.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07

It took enc season to convince Gil Dobie that Cornell is a rowing school instead of a great football institution.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07

There will be quite a splash made at
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07

Even Rickard doesn't know who owns the Big Fight.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-12-09
WISCONSIN NEWS
STATED IN BRIEF
telegraph Chronicles of State
Happenings.
hum CARAVAN IS CArlo.1o
Sheriff of Green County Seizes Five
Men and Whisky Valued at $fo,-
0oo-Two BootIeegers Attempt
to Escape

Madison Dec. IA de luxe rum
caravan travelling across country in
ultra modern fashion and under the
protecting wing of motorized ar
senaP'/ came to grief in Green county.
When Sheriff G. HI. Buehler finished
an inventory of the outfit, he found
that his capture comprised: Five
prisoners, alleged to be ringleaders
of ChicagO's bootlegging fraternity.
Three high-pOwered automobiles be-
Jieved to have been stolen in Chicago
and pressed into the rum-running
trade. Ten thousand dollars worth Of
sawed-Off shOtguns and revOlvers to
equip a dozen men. The slip-up came
came when one of The caravan booze
carts, a brand-neW automobile, slipped
off the road into ditch near the CLAIR
no townhOuse just south of this city.
AS result of the mishap the second
booze car, seven passenger car, and
the protecting arsenal" d racer, were
compelled to halt temporarily ard lend
assistance to the disabled machine.
1t was then that an unidentified res
ident of the neighborhOod with d nose
for liquor, telephOned to, the sheriff's
office. There's more whisky out here
on the road than you ever saw in
your life before, and you'll never see
so much again." the mysterious strang
er said. Come out and get 'em but
take tip and bring some cannOns,"
LOTT
Sheriff Buehler and Capt. A. f. Mitch
ell, undersheriff, had strapped on their
shooting irons and were headed for
the scene. Arriving on top of a high
hill in the neighbOrhoOd of the White
head cheese factory, they descended on
the party unseen. Two of the boot
leggers sprang quickly into one of the
cars and made away. Covered by IN
dersheriff Mitchell's pistols, the other
three men surrendered peacefully.
Each, however, was relieved of re-
VOlver by Sheriff Buehler They gave
the names of j. n. Murray, James
Peters and Walter McComb. The car
in the ditch was found to contain $50
bottles of whisky, the cargo being piled
from the floor up even with the door.
Returning to the county Jail, Sheriff
Buehler notified the Lafayette county
sheriff at Darlington of the flight of
the third car, and shortly after noon
it was captured. 1t contained 400
quarts of the same brand of whisky.
The two men gave the names of George
Thompson and S. Moreland.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-12-09
Trace Bandits to Lair.

Sturgeon Bay, Dec. AFTER a thrill
ling chase along the country roads in
Kewaunee county, Sheriff Stegemann,
heading an auto posse, ran down a
gang of three bandits II hours after
they had looted store here of $7GO
worth of motorcar accessories and
fled in stolen machine. The rob-
bers were trailed to their lair in a
swamp off the main highway. All of
the loot was found in their possession.
The trio gave their names as r. S.
Franzel, r. F'ranzel and Bill Theis. f.
S. Franzel has pleaded guilty and will
be sentenced this week.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-12-09
Cheesemaker Injured.

Clintonville, Dec. Herman Rindt.
well-known cheesemaker. was
brought to this city to receive treat
ment for serious wounds and burns
resulting from the explosion of a gas
oline torch which he was soldering.
Mr.. Rindt will probably recover, al
though there is doubt as to his retain
ing his sight.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-12-09
Guard CAPTAIN Weds.

Beaver Dam, Dec Capt Albert
Parker and Miss Ella Becker, both Of
this city, were married by the Rev.
William O. Ruby. The groom is cap
tain of the local military company ard
was member of the Thirty-second
division in France and Germany dur
ing the World war. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August Bed
ker of this city.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-12-09
Pastor Sentenced to Jail.

Green Bay, Dec. Howard w. Nc
Clure, Green Bays 'boy pastor" who
was arrested last week in Chicago
charged with abandoning his wife and
three children, was sentenced to one
year in Waupun prison by Judge Mon
ahan in Municipal court.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-12-09
Veteran Beaten in Hospital; pies.

Chicago, Dec. 7.-Harry Baird, for
ty, Fairfield, World war veteran con-
fined to the Edward Hines, Jr., Mem
orial hospital at haywood for treat
ment for shell shock and paralysis,
was beaten to death with a chair.
Two other patients in the ward would
gSge no information when questioned
concerning the attack. One of them.
Joseph Klein, a sufferer from de
mentia praecox, was locked up for
further questioning.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-12-09
Bear Creek Pioneer Dies

Bear Creek. Dec. samuel Wes-
ley Plumb, pioneer settler here, died
at his home, aged eighty years. Mr..
Plumb was born in Pennsylvania, but
came to Wisconsin at an early age.
, 1921-05-29

-Bisssel Re the Lord.-Roeuscl
Duet Teach Ae 70 Pra,.-Ic~1t..
Sie~dames Ga.es ous sund~eu. In.
siaiiation q new elders at the morn
ing wo-sAp p. Nestm ns1cr guild Wed.
nezday even ns- Leave manse. SCI
South Wu,cost Al c O'Clock for p.c-ic.
This win BE- } iazt meetns until
al Bus1n--s siris and teac,.cfs In.
ttted- Ladies Aid Thursday after,
noon at $40 Choir pnctsce Taursd >
evening at $50. We invite all this
members Of the American ..exson. G.
\ r. and A. T. c. 10 TN. Memorial
service Sunday evening At > o'c ock.
We invite the pgbllc to worship with
-
, 1921-05-29
STUDENT SHOT
BY POLICE TO
Die, IS BELIEF

DENVER May 2s.=E X. sayer. -
years OF age. high school student OF
idaho SDr'nss. siot last night by 20
lice when he refused to halt, has only
q bare chance for recovery. accord ng
to hospital physicians. Sayer was said
to have been surprised with --.-er
youth In the act OF robbiny a DRUG
store Alvin Cohen. a Denver school
boy OF ls years. was arrested by the
police. who charged he was Savers
companion in the attempted robblry.
, 1921-05-29
GAS IN
J. s. At HIGH
MARK, REPORT
755. 000.0 100 Gallons in Storage
on April 30 Shows Enormous
Gain Over Preceding
Month

WASHINGTON. May es.-oasoiine
stocks on April 30 were the largest
in the history OF the country. n was
shown in figures made public today
by the bureau OF mines. There were
$4,000. 900 gallons in stock April 80,
a net increase Of q. 600 900 gallons
over the amount on hand a month be
fore
The largest increase during April,
the figures showed. was recorded In
the Texas and Louisiana division,
Other increases In gallons were:
East coast division. $4,000.
Indiana and Illinois, $500. 900.
Oklahoma and Kansas. $500. 900.
Colorado and Wyoming. / 1.i0o. 000s
California, $500. 600
, 1921-05-29
PERSONALS

All but the very essential operations,
at the Northwestern and Burlington
railroads here. will be suspended all
day Monday in the observation Of Me
mortal day.
B. S. Osborne. of the Burlington
forces here. leaves this. afternoon for
wendover where he will meet his
wife ana family who are on their way
to Casper from Kansas City where
they have been visiting with friends
n relatives
H. H Simmons and c. H. Taylor
connected with the Burlington here
, 1921-05-29
MoRoccANs CONVICTED.

PARIS. May 2s.-Two Moroccan
sharpshooters. members of French
forces in The Rhineiand. have been
convicted by h French war council
of numbering a German engineer at
Hoechst rear Frankfort. says a May
ence dispatch to tho Petit Partisan.
II wa found the crime was committed
while the Moroccans were under the
influenced alcohol. One OF the men
was condemned to death while the
other was sentenced 10 life imprison-
ment at hard 1abor. y .
, 1921-05-29
Prizes Hung Up
For Marksmen

DENVER. May es.-To promote
craftsmanship among members OF tho
Colorado national guard. trophies for
excellence in marxupanship have been
offered by Governor Shoup and Mai.
c. f. Cusack. it was announced here
today.
Governor shoup has Offered a cup
for the most efficient troop at the
encampment - be held on the state
rifle range June II to es and Major
Cusack has offered a cup for the best
individual Workmanship.
, 1921-05-29
Reported
From Montana

HELENA. Mont, May IS. -Ligst
SHOWS r reported at widely sepa.
rated places in Montana. the fall be.
ing r4aviest in the mountain sections.
Snow was falling at Yellowstone this
morning. following a rain there las;
night. according to the weather
bureaus Helena office. Billings also
reported considerable precipitation
with a Temperature Ok 81 degrees hut
no report OF snow Is made. The snow
follows a series OF showers that have
been widespread over the state.
, 1921-05-29
FIRST P CHURCH.

NJ. Thompson. Jr.. pastor.
Bible school at 9a5 a m There 1,
a class for you.
Morning worship at II a. m. Theme
Men,"
B. Y. p. U. at 7 p. m. The youns
peoples service.
Evening service At s p. m. Theme
Man His Own Priest"
special music at both morning and
evening services. Our congregations
singing Is an important feature OF our
evening ervice Baptists in Casper
should be in their church. II you arr
a that Is the one way tc
get acquainted. All are welcome. Yor
are a stranger but once In the First
Baptist church.
, 1921-05-29
CHRISTIAN

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at IL o'clock In the new
church edifice at b corner OF Fifth
Grant streets. The lesson sermon
Tor tomorrow Is Ancient and Modern
Neeromancy. Alias Mesmerism and
ynotis DENOUNCED" The public IL
cordially invited to attend these serv-
ices Sunday school is held at ss45
O'Clock to which children up to the
age Of 20 years may attend.
, 1921-05-29
Thief
Valves Hearing

PIERRE. S. D., May es.-A man
who registered as Albert Munzy of ZIG
schnabe avenue. whiting, Ind. mr.
rested at Harold. s. D.. last Tuesday.
charged with beig implicated in a 81
900. oob Liberty bond theft at Toledo.
Ohio. last February. waived preiimin-
airy hearing in the United States court
here today and started for Sioux
Falls in custody of a United States
marshal.
, 1921-05-29
Lives Lost In
Canadian Flood

REGINA. sask.. May IS. = Men.
cattle and horses have been drowned,
and residents OF tho Red Earth Indian
reservation are living on M roofs OF
their houses. because of the flood on
the Carrot river.
W. W. Graham. Indian commission
or. who received the reports. said
further details were not available.
, 1921-05-29
FIRST P~REsRYTERIAN.

Tabernacle corner Durbin and Sixth
streets. Rev. Charles A. Wilson, pas
tor. Sunday school at s:45. Morning
worship at IL o'clock. Sermon. The
Recall to the Sanctuary Anthem. II
VIII Praise Thee. o. Lord."-Peace.
Solo. Aria from the oEatioe. Eli,
;ah." H. l.. Bottoms. G =. society
at TIP. m. Evening worship at 8
o'clock. Memorial service, sermon.
s'The North American Idea Anthem.
, 1921-05-29
SHOWERS To CONTINUE
FOR ANOTHER week

wAsHIScToN. A-ay zs-weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday. ISSUED by h weather BUREAU
today are.
Heorky Mountain and Plateau lie
gions. Temperature below normal. &C,
c~nslonal local showers.
, 1921-05-29

ar planning to spend the week end
In tho city OF Denver. They will re-
turn via the overland rye in Nj.
Taylor's II.
The newly organized Burlington
baseball team Is scheduled I o play the
boilermakers at the Standard refinery
Monday afternoon.
From present indications there Will
he a large crowd At the big public
dance to be given by the Burlington
employees In the freight house IN
June 1.
Mrs Harry Dormer. SIS East Sec
ond street. left today for Douglas to.
visit for a few days with friends.
J. Roy Calvin. OF the state pure
food department Is in the city on his
usual round Of inspection.
Charles Pennycuick. r-cpresantins
the Item Biscuit company. Omaha. is
in tho city calling upon his Gus
tomera
Judge Hcnch OF the law firm OF
Hench and Bullack has left for Their.
mopolis where he will attend 20 legal
business for the firm
r. T. Kiser and family are leaving
this evening for Kansas City where
they Will spend some time visiting
wttt friends and relatives.
loo Doran OF Anaconda. Mont. is
visiting in the city with his brother.
John Doran.
A. w. Peake has returned from
Denver where he has been on bust
ness for the Midwest Refining com
pany.
Attorney and Mrs. Frank A. Bar
rett OF Lusk are in the city while
Mr.. Barrett is looking after legal busi-
ness.
Dr. w. G. Burnett has returned
from Shoshoni and Lander where he
has been on business and visiting
at his old home.
DR.. r. II. Campbell of Lusk was In
the city yesterday visiting with
friends.i DR.. Campbell formerly prac-
ticed his profession here and II is
probable that he. will do SO again in
the near future
Attorney I. G. Mccain OF Manviiie
is t~ransacting business in the city
for the day.
DR.. t. J. Drew left last night for
Denver where he will visit for sew
eral days. "
Ted Powers left for Denver last
night and will bring back an aero
islane for Ed Howell Of Lusk.
E. Otto stratton. proprietor of the
Silver Ciiff hotel at Lusk. is in the
city today attending to business in
terests.
] f. Darrah of Cody is here look
ing after business interests and visit
ing with friends.
J. w. McKim OF the Cow Gulch Oil
company has RETURNED to his offices
in the city after spending several
days in Denver on business.
Miss Lucille Parrerson is in the
city visiting with her father h is
connected with the Casper Motor. COM
pany. from her home in Denver.
Robert Simpson has left for Lander
where he will Attend % zbusiness and
visit with friends for yer the week
end
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