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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
RICHMOND TO SEND
MARKsMEN TO TOURNEY
Local TrapshOOtcrs Will Make
Strong Bid for Championship
at kOunOkc Shoot

Richmond Will make strong Lid
for the State trapshootIng CHAMPION
snip at the annual shoot in Roanoke
next Monday and Tuesday. according
10 NJ. d. Hart. who will shoot with
inc local team. The lest combina-
ton possible for the big event will
he selected tonight after the shoot
TINS afternoon at the West End traps.
and the entire party Will leave to-
morrow morning at . O'Clock Tor Roa-
nokc.
The i've man team cup WAS won
last year by the team from Stauntor
ana the individual championship also
vent To Il Stanton man. w. u. Run
ncls. The runner-up position was
,aPtIrcd by shooter from Ncwaor,
News, MEG. Sinton. OF the Richmond
team. DR.. Il. l.. iiillsman finished I'm
tn" meet "ith the highest single
score
Just who viii compose the iivc-man
followers OF inc sport say Richmond
team from Richmond. which will com
pete for the championship. has not
been decided. Tut the selection will
be made from the following: H. 6.
Wilson. br. II. L. iiilisman. Or w.
r. Sh"rrick. .. &. kiTkmcycr. ii. p.
Hart. oliver Bostock. John y. Swart-
won't. DR.. Il H. Brock well. II. W.
Jenkins. W. Il. Lcrman. T. H. NorvelI
2s,' others Also teams will be
":|,''led 10 represent Richmond in the
second and third team shoots. which
are 10 be held "a, Roanoke while the
championship affair is under way
Just what chance tho local aErrc-
cation has of landing the trophy is
not yet known. as there has been no
intcr-cluh competition to date. but
VIII h. WCll represented
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RICHMOND TEAM SHOWS
ABILITY TO COME BACK
Colts Promise to BE Real Contend.
crs for I'cnnant in Second Half -
of Season.
STUART HITS BATTING GAIT
Inner Garden Strong, Both on Of
fcnsive and Defensive - Outer
Gardeners Hold Own With Rest
of Teams i'm League.

Richmond compares favorabiy with
any other club In the Virginia
I.'hEu" IN the second half Of the pen
nant chase. beginning tomorrow.
The brand of ball shown in recent
weeks is proof OF the Colts ability to
come back
Manager Ray Ryan believes his boys
VIII be at the top OF the heap when
the returns are In on the closing day.
Kay is optimistic. Here Is how he
feels about IL.
The young ball players on my
team are bound TO improve Consider
my ouiticld, for Instance Keller has
hid only one years professional cx-
p"rience. while this is the first sea
son for Hook and shannon Hooks
hitting probably viii improve, too
As fielder. he is as good Az any in
the country During eighteen years
baseball experience. have never
seen ono who could come in or ga
back better than Hook. This includes
big leaGucrs. too. lie will hccomc
better on ground halls with added cx-
pcri"ncn.
stuart has struck his batting
stride. and his knowledge Of base
ball makes him "A very valuable man
Several of tn" hoys are being 'lamped'
by scouts. They have the goods and
viii so higher.
THE pitchers are the dccisivc fac
tor. "f course. they must hol0 their
own II We arc To win the pchnant
and believe they Will como through.
The club has Il lighting spirit that liz
not ov"rcom" II they do lose "A few
games. That's It part OF baseball
There was no runaway during the
first half. As was observed
The inner garden is strong, both
on tho omcnsc and defense. Stuart'S
terrific swattinE during the past
week and the stick rrowess Of otto
irccnar have given the Colts greater
confidence. Luxe IL "a dandy ball
J layer. who was late ~ reaching his
! ormal stride Sow that he liz show
ing his real form. the Colts have the
best iuticld in tho league. THAT fact
Will not cause any great discussion.
sh"w Ability Ia Come hack.
at ISN'T every team that suffers u
losing streak OF ten straight defeats.
and then comes back like the Colts
have. They arc In there, fighting
every minute. and are determined to
cop the na. Ia the second half Tho
pcnnant may be said to rest with
TIA. pitching stan
interesting to the fan. regardless Of
what the particular game may be.
The Virginia League clubs are now or
tFcir final swing, and the competition
j. calculated to make the fur Hy.
Richmond Intends to head the pa
radc'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
DEMPSEY is SWAMPED BY
MOVING PICTURE OFFERS

NEW YORK. July lack Dcmp.
SOY tonight was tho guest OF friends
Nh" helped him celebrate the sue
''SSiu. defense OF his title
The champion went from the arena
20 the home OF William g IIcppcn
h"incr. In Jersey city. where he spent
Friday night There he was enter
tanned at an informal dinner which
vas attended by Mayor Frank Hague.
Of Jersey City; Mayor Eadcr. Of At
lantic city. and few intimate
friends OF the boxer.
Later Dempsey. with his manager.
trainer and a few friends. came 10
the Hotel belmont here. where an
other Informal celebration took place
The champions plans for the i'm
m"diat" future are uncertain. Al
cady he IS swampcd with theatrical
propositions. but is much avcrsc t.
tN"n 4 short career behind the foot.
ights Dempsey plans Ia leave for
h.e home. in Salt Lake City, within
It week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
DEAN. OF ATLANTA. BESTS
SWEETSER, YALE. AT GOLF
Iny NssocIated rr.ss

GREENWICH. conn, July -.
simpson Dean. Of Atlani.' captain Of
IN" princeton golf team, won tho in
tnrcoilcGiatc golf championship to-
day. defeating Jesse Swcotscr, of Yale.
defending titlcholGcr. three up and
two to play in the final.
Dean finished one up at tho end OF
the is holes In the morning, although
Ia" took one NOR" stroke than sweet
Ser's :. This was due 10 4 . at the
hrst hole and again at the eighth.
Dean played almo-' perfect golf TO
dispose Of SwcctScr in tho afternoon,
going out in 80 To - for his oppon-
cnt. The Princeton star Increased
his lead TO three up AZ the nth. but
lost two holes in "a row.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
Opossum Is Killed by
Long Home-Run Drive
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
FRED ckSBCRG, VA. July ..
y "Babe' Ruth stunt, pullcd by
Guy Ba!dcrson, of the Warsaw
baseball team. resulted disastrous
~ for an opossum. who was ncs-
tied un In nigh branch of a tree
dreaming daydrcams. In recent
game between Warsaw and SharpS.
played ut SharpS. in the Northern
Neck. BaldcrSon swattcd long
distance home run. the bail hitting
in the top Of large tree n HnE
distance from tho home plate. y
fielder, rushing after the horse
hide sphere. WAS amazed to see
dead opossum falling from the
tree top, having pccn Killed by the
ball. which was never found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
FRENCH GRAPPLER MEETS
GREEK HERE TUESDAY
Mctroupolos and Marcel Will Clash
mt broadway athletic
Arena.

Charles Me;roupolos. tho Greek
wrestler who has appeared at the
Broadway Athletic Arena several
times this season, will meet Adolf
Mazrcl. a French middlcwcight. at
the arena Tuesday night "Zck""
Smith. the 'cco, promoter. found it
difficult 10 secure a capable man To
meet he Greek. The Frcnchman is
said u =" above the average middle
w"!-Et rrapplcr and he is expected
I" give the Greek warm battle.
Marcel is an cN-scrvicr man and
fought with the French army in the
World War. lie had an cnviablc re-
cord Will" q p"ilus ana the fact that
ne hrarcd the nrc from the guns ~
the Hun indicates that he will fight
desperately Ia win from MctroupoIos.
IN" Grcnchman has uccn in the
wrestling game for a number OF years
and has made :; study of il.
That Mctr"upolos will prove a
worthy foe for the cx-soldi,r need
not hc said. Those who have seen
the Greek in actio., Gcclarc that he
IS one of the best middlcwcights seen
IN Richmond in several years lie
:iEhts hard for every poui. but i'm all
of his matches hero he has shown
himself TO he true sport and never
mas been known TO take an unfai
advantage OF an opponent.
Nhi!" tn" match between the Grccl,
ana III" Fr"nchman has caused a
stir IN wrestling circles here .hcrc
is n" lack of interest in tho boxin.
carnival to he Put ON at the arena
on July II. one weak from this com
ihS ThurSday night The boxing bouts
VIII he free to the patronS of Tho
arena charley Holman and pad
hN Mills. haniamwciEhts. have been
hooked t" furnish the feature attrac-
ton OF the night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
:. Charged win trckicss Driving:

DANNITLF., Wv. July Z.--FUUnW
asleep in u farmhouse four miles
from Danvillc. John Edwards. a
transfer ear driver. was arrested and
later jailed early today. charged with
running the car which crashed into
u Ford car late Thursday night on
the Rinrgold Road. "vcrturninG IL
and injuring y. Goodman. Edwards
~ charged with reckless driving and
fclonious assault. He said that he
encountered the other ear on a
curve and, having only one leg. could
not stop his car. which rcboundcd
from the Ford and crashed into "a
farm wagon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
COMBINED U. S. COLLEGE
TENNIS TEAM Is VICTOR
Try Associated Press. |

PHILADELPHIA July "a com
bincd American college tennis team
clinched the meeting with the COM
bincd oxford Cambridge team Of
England here today by winning the
first of three doubles matches. This
made the United States score OF five
out of possible nine matches, as the
Americans had won four Of the
singles competitions.
Mcneil Drumright and &. T.. Gran
ger. of the University Of Texas. de
icatcd Clark Hopkins and Il. X. T..
In rhour, of oxford. 6-i, 6-l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
HANG Up NEW JUNIOR
|. CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
Contestants i'm National y. \. L
Meet Had Never Finished First
in Any SCninr Moot

PASADENA. CALI. July New
Junior championship records were
hung up in the first day in the ma.
tional y. y. L. meet here. in which
the contestants were athletes Nho
had never taken first place in any
senior a. y. L. meet.
The frs, record tn fam wcp, :,
Earl Frazier. Of Baylor University.
who set i mark of fifteen and one
hfth seconds for the i2o-yard high
hurdles, clipping ouc-hfth Of a sec
"nd from tho former record. lie
ais" won the 22o- yard hurdles. max
ng new record of TWEEN, four and
'w"-itthS seconds. four- iitthS of "A
second less than tho former record.
In IN" field events NJ. Howell won
The high jump at 6 feet Is, inches.
IN. vault record Also fell. I'm
mons OF Los Angeles Athletic club.
winning AZ - feet ~ inches.
Every event either cuualcd or sur
passed existing records. with III.
exception Of the shot put
Fasteners were to tho fore in soy
cral events. J.. W. DriScoii. of the
Boston y. ~. won the 4iG.yard run,
In f"rty-"iGht aud two-nfths seconds.
!" new record. The shot put was won
by {. italscy. Jr.. of tn" Sew York
~ - VINO hurled IN" weight ~ feet
inch. T.. G. Iutbill. OF the Boston
y. ~. was first IN the ssO-y yard run.
His tim" was | minute SO "a seconds
IN the number of points scored
Los Angeles y. L. and Olympic club.
SAN Francisco, tied for nrst. with
S"NcntE-iivc. Dthrr point winners
included: Boston y ~. 10: New York
~ g.. =; Colgate University. :. Pas
Tine y G.. New York. :; Brming-
ham y. G" !; st. Ansolm's Club. New
York, |.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
"Babe" Ruth Cracks Out
Two More Home Runs
(By Associated Press |

NEW YORK July ?.-"Bab be"
today, bring his total up to thirty
for the season. The hrst was
cloutcd in the seventh inning OF
the first game with Boston, tho
other was made In the first in
ming of tho second game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
u,rktniue stunS players on Bench

PENSAcOLA. FLA. July Eight
Ting struck the players bench Jus,
sstlSfore the opening OF game between
sBansacole and Montgomery here to-
sanx. stunning two local ban pla gers
"a Sfhat they were unable TO take
anart in the game. The injured men
sw4ssj EariA Turner and Harry Scarr
init. shortstop and outhelder. re-
4 e 4ipsla3k~siy, They Will play tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

up 10 thirty. Ills average did not far,
50 wen. droprtng siN points TO .3SI.
iiarry iicilmnu. Detroit slugrcr
WA" - leading tho men who have
played IN forty or more. got back
INTO his stride ana boosted his aver
age I" us. Iris Speaker. pilot OF
cleveland. - the runncr-up To He'll
man. with an average OF .iOS ~
cobb, IN" Detroit leader suffered a
loss of eight points during the past
week. but continued in third place.
with 3SS.
George Sislcr. -. louis. piifcre,l
another base during the week. and
leads the American League with hf-
teen, with 10" judge and :. :. Harris
OF Washington. tied for second place
with thirteen each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

WHERE TIIEE PLAY TODAY.
~. t.uuis al fhirnGp.
Pittsburgh nj Cincinnati
Boston ut New York
Philadelphia at ItrookI,i
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Z hi"uG0.
'Batt"d Cor Vaughn ~ ninth.
score by innings

7'''' "S INNINGS Il.
- Louis ..,.... p1l ruU 200 3
'hieas" olp 100 O00-9
summary Two-baso Vaughn
Horns by. Home run -C!cmons. Struck
out-by Doak. stolen bases Mai
sci, l-aVan. Left on nscs-Chicago.
8. 81. Louis. o. lit by pitchcr-by
Vaughn fFourn!er). wild pitch
Doak. Winning pitcher,sDoak. Los
Ing pitchcr-Vaughn. UmpIres--Rig-
ler and Moran, Time-1:50.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
lContinMch From MIMI DIR,

! 'ad"re. Losing Ring. UNI
r'rcs- O Day and ouiglcy. Time of
Hamc-2:Oj
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE


RESULTS YESTERDAY.
hn,nn'l: -; Newport News. 1t (scr-
"hI game. inninGAp
Wilson. 2; suffolk. a.
Ictrrshurs. H.; Portsmouth. G-I
Nnrtolk. \; Rocky Mount. {
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

-, won game WINS deducted from the
nrhIn"nd Colts md lost game from
wilson n. result Of II dcrisiun of Tie
virginia. League nncnatrs. The decision
ninrrS Nilson and Rocky Mount tie for
TIC ftrSt half of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. 3-3: Boston. 81.
ihilairipl'ia. g: Washington. ..
Detroit. q: Cleveland, 3.
Chicago. 1T: -. Lnuis. No.
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STANDING or CI.lI

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland
Philadelphia ut Wl.n;nrto,
'ohiS three games schrdulclD
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESI- Its YESTERDAY.
~. Louis. 3: Chicago, =.
pittsburgh. .: Cincinnati. q.
tronkl.n. ii-5: rhiIn,lciphiu, o.,
Only three scheduled,
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. &: Win>ton-S.ilrm, =.
Greensboro. \: High Point. q.
nanNiilc. %: Durham. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

Keep in training; it's man-sized fight.
and the best man always wins. Build up
that all-important savings account of
yours. If you haven't one, you are assured
OF welcome at this strong and friendly
Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

What kind of fighter are you? Have
you prepared to meet Opportunity? Have
you trained for the big chance in this
battle of life?
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02
GREATEST CROWD IN
HISTORY OF FIGHTS

WASHINGTON, DC. July Dur
ing a vtsit around the Capitol last
Tuesday the secretary OF the New
Jarsey state athletic commission
Tom Cassidy OF Jersey City. recalled
certain Nevada fight events. at Keno
Carson City. and Ely. which made the
Nevada contigent realize the i'm
portance Of the old home state In the
line of sport which is being INDUCED
In Cassidy's town today:
Jersey City expects to stage the
greatest athletic carnival ever held In
the world, when on July 2 II will have
as its guests OF honor one Jack Demp-
sey, of Salt Lake City. Utah. and way
stations, in one corner and Georges
Carpenter. of Sunny France and the
trenches, In the other corner" re-
marked Cassidy. 81
The arena In which this entertain
ment will be staged is the largest am
phitheatre In the world. with a seat
ing capacity of 97,416. AS there will
probably be a few persons placed In
the aisles and some allowed to camp
around the ringside. In places thai
will not interfere with fire laws oil
anything like that. the total attend
ance may be estimated at close to
l0o. 900 persons.
Gate receipts will undoubtedly
reach the 100000 mark, thereby
establishing q new American record
for money thus expended. The fight
ers themselves will split purse Of
$500. 000-$300.0o to Dempsey. win oil
lose, and the other 100000 to Car
pentier.
Some idea Of the enormity OF the
arena in Jersey City may be gained
when II Is compared with the cele'
brated Yale bowl at New Haven. Tit
Yale bowl seats at capacity slight,
less than $4,000 persons. That is al
| most the population Of fair-sizet
city. Yet the Yale bowl crowd tina
attends the annual football game be
tween Yale and Harvard falls almos
| 10000 short of the number we expec
Saturday at Jersey City.
when Tex Richard promoted tn,
battle between Jeffries and johnson
at Reno July 1. 1910. he had an at
tendance of some $4,000. the larges
that ever attended boxing match vi
to that time. In Jersey City we will
more than double those figures. which
shows how the sport has progressed.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02

visiting for some time In Sacramento.
A. F. Wann of Rose Creek was an
arrival here this morning and il at
tending to shopping and other bust
ness today. He expects to return
home this evening.
Emil Buckingham, Rudolph and
Arnold Schwartz are In this city
today making arrangements for music
for the Fourth OF July dance to be
given at that place.
Mrs. George d. Olson of San Fran
cisco, who has been visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. Don Cooper. left
Thursday for Denver. where she will
visit for some time.
C. E. Haviland has gone to Reno
to be with his wife, who has been In
that city for several days with her
6ibtCI wi SOAa IiOChsNihSt NJ 10
with her daughter Frances at the
Mount Rose hospital.
Miss Alphonslne Liotard. who has
been teaching school at McDermftt,
was an arrival in this city yesterday
on her way home to Paradise. Miss
Liotard was one of the graduates of
the local high school last year. She
expects to enter the University of
Nevada at Reno this fall.
J. F. Dwyer Is in town today from
Sulphur. 9
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Lamb and son
are in town today from the Bank
ranch.
E. knight and Richard Vanetta OF
Golconda were arrivals here this
morning.
Sheriff Brady made an official trip
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02
-es SURE vsu A., RIsbs-s

ne sure you are right tAsn -
anesd." The foregoing was the maxin
OF David Crockett q scout Of pisossr
Gays IN America. also q soldier and
p"nucian. unlearned but shrewd ana
snh'i"i' He was born In Limestone
Tenn. In 1854 His training we
tnat OF the Wild frontier. typical Of the
esr'y Nineteenth century. At the
Alamo In 1885 be was one Of the six
surv'vors OF the siege who. upon their
surrender to General Santa Anns.
Sess nassacrs1 b. IL Naxicana
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02

The doctrine Of previous exist.
ence hsing made manifest to the In.
d'vidual IL very old. and certain sects.
especially In the Far East. believe that
man experiences many incarnations.
carrying the memory to . greater or
'rss degree from one incarnation to
the other. Theological writers have
taken up this strange state Of feeling
a. an evidence that our mentality
mao an existence before our present
bodily life-souls being created from
the beginning.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02

to McDermitt today. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Brady and son
Stewart. Q
J. H. Bachman, operator at Rose
Creek, who was recent visitor In
this city, has gone on visit to San
Francisco and Old Mexico. He Is be-
ing relieved by ]. Cohn. formerly of
Wells. !" =.
Mrs. Charles Nofsinger left today
for an extended visit at San Fran
cisco. She will stop of at Loyelock
on her way to the city and will visit
with the Peter Anker family. Mr..
Nofsinger will join her within few
days Z"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02
WEATHER REPORT

For the twenty-four hours ended at
s am. today: Highest temperature
yesterday. "a; lowest this morning.
A; mean temperature yesterday, 70:
normal temperature yesterday. s.;
relative humidity pm. yesterday
Is; relative humidity am. today. As;
prevailing wind direction. northwest
Weather forecast for the twenty-four
hours ending S pm. tomorrow: Fair
and continued warm tonight and
Sunday. e.sst
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02
MENTION Of PEOPLE
WHO COME AND co

Deputy Sheriff Quicker returned
this morning from Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Stanley came In
yesterday from Paradise.
H. K. Harvey of Paradise Is q bust
ness visitor In town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Johnson of San
Francisco are arrivals here.
viii Jassay was an arrival here
yesterday from San Francisco.
Tom Curley of Golconda was In
town yesterday on q business mission
Mrs. T. E. Powell was hostess at an
informal bridge party at her home In
Z. Shepherd street Wednesday.
Mrs. Timothy Martinez and children
are spending a few days In town
from the northern part of the county.
T. e. Wilson. manager Of the Golden
Rule store at Lovelock, and VIM Asst
Of the same city. were business visi-
tors here yesterday.
Mrs. Don Cooper entertained a few
friends, all former residents of Love-
lock, at her homo in upper Bridge
street Tuesday afternoon.
Fritz Buckingham of Paradise was
in town yesterday to meet his mother,
Mrs. Fred Buckingham, who has been
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02
ENTERTAINED WEDNESDAY

Mrs. Perry G. Carlson was hostess
to a number of friends at her home In
Railroad street Wednesday afternoon,
with Mrs. Arthur Merchant Of Oro-
Vile, California. as guest of honor.
Whist was played and special must
cal numbers enjoyed, after which re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Arthur Merchant,
0. o. Horner. c. c. Turney. Clarence
Rollins, L. L. Boskovich, C. p. Hos
kins. James MARI. Nels johnson
Emiol Snyder and Frank Roth.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02
FIRE SCARE

Fire Chief Asbury and several mem
bers of the fire department were kept
on the anxious seat early this morn
ing when at 2:30 telephone messages
reported fire danger at the Overland
hotel. No alarm was sounded. as /,
was soon learned the high wind had
stripped old insulation from wires
above the building. caused short cir
cults, and resulted in the insulation
burning. Electricians repaired the
damage.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02
SHOPCRAFT DANCE

A dance was given by members OF
the Western Pacific Shopcraft at the
parish hall last night. Only members
and their wives and a few invited
guests were present. Dancing lasted
until late hour and refreshments
were served.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02

Good tennis rackets require choics
woods. Strength IL furnished By the
Brentwood rim or bow. which h usu-
ally ash or hickory. says the Amer.
can Forestry Magazine Of Washing.
ton. Elm Il serviceablc but rs ap
pearance is not regarded ~ equal "a
that Of hickory or ash. and appear
ance commits for much.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-02
Prince Albert's a new
note in the joys of rolling EN-!

Talking about rolling
your own cigarettes, we'll
tell you right here that
Prince Albert tobacco has
'em all dashed to the mast!
You've got a handful-of-
happiness coming your di-
rection when you pal it with
p. A. and the makin's
papersl For Prince Albert
is not only delightful to
your taste and pleasing in
srefreshing aroma, but our
exclusive patented process
frees it from bite and parch!