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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
Gainesville. Fla. March q.

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
PENN PITCHER HITS
1ST HOMER OF YEAR
Stout Sends One Of Dryers
Benders to Deep Center
in Practice Tilt

Pennsylvania has Rabc Ruth in the
making. Ito i Jim Stout. twirling
sspirart for the Rcd and Blue nine.
Ike Ruth. Stout is starting out as a
pitchcr. Yesterday he pitched for the
varsity, along with T.lewclyn. for three
inning. and gave the second nine an
exhibition Of early season twirling that
kent them far away from the base paths.
His pitching. however. was not the
outstanding feature Of his work yes
teriay afternoon. It was his hectic
hmcr that went clear over Joe StrauS
head and rolled 10 the gate at the
north side Of tho field. For pitcher.
The hit would ordinarily have been
double. or possibly n triple. Stout.
however. by nrctncSs Of loot. made the
circuit for the first Penn homer Of the
1871 season Stout proved yesterday
thai he warrants every opportunity to
make good. and Coach Cariss is going
10 give him that opportunity.
StOut'S homer stirred up more enthu-
sia,m among the several hundred stu
dent, VIII" hrnvrd the warm springlike
Gay than the appearance of Eddie Col
l,u> the Chicago second -Sackcr and
peerless kclStonr guardian Of the Amer
iran League. Eddie We'd with Chief
Bender in giving tn" students II treat
Collins banged the ball around the in
fed Scoopod up groundcrs and engaged
In the batting drill.
The game referred to above indirectly
resulted in Il victory for the first ti!.m
hh a ! To u >r""c. Five inning, w"r,-
played. with tho first clearly outplaying
their rivals Mike Whitchll's brilliant
work at first base came in for consid-
cradle praise The former Rutgers lad
Cavortod around the initial sack like II
veteran. though he has always played
the outicld, lie SroOped up grounders.
caught low throws and high ones with
al the agility Of n Stuffy Mrlnnis. II
To-" continues the work he showed yes
lerday. he ,hoUId S"lv" one of the big
problems confronting Coach CarisS. In
addition {" his fielding. Mike met the
nail SQHrrN every time. and always
o1t Of the uhrd.
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thing over on each other in the coaching
line. Lou Martin captaincd the 1917
1918 Penn five. and is the Swarthmoro
mentor. while Lardie Davis. captain of
the following seasons intercollegiate
League championship team n Penn and
all l-intercolcgiato c"ntcr for two years,
iS the Havcrfnrd coach.
both arc pupils Of Lon Jourdet and
both have instiled the famous Penn
style of play into thoir teams. so that
the contest will hr bnttlc of tho five
man defense and cutting system.
Both quintcts hav" made good rec.
ords in this seasons games. although
Swarthmorc has had stronger Schcd
ule than the Scarlet and Black Both
quintcts have defeated Franklin and
Marshall. GrsinuS and Muhlrnbprg By
gOur scores, and both have had som"
SctbackS. IlavCrford al the hands Of
Delaware on the floor At Newark and
of the crack Stevens Tech five Swarth
more put up great fight against
Princeton, but made poor showing
against Penn.
lIavcrford started slowly. but in the
last few weeks has been gathering mo
mentum every game and is at the top
Of her stride at present with no defeat
for q mnmth-
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pH1LLIES ARRIVE AT
GAINESVILLE CAMP
Smiling Bill Do"o'" C'ee's Cri""'"s Blu She'tsl"e
With Ouaker City National Leaguers-Training
Starts Immediately " ith Full Days " ork
BY SPICK HALL

have it in BROAD and Huntington shape
for the Philies.
The players who were here last night
when the main body arrived and who
hnvc been working for the last three
days. are Keenan,, Hubbell, Meadows.
Fletcher and Lebourvcau. Meadows
appears to be in fine condition and
states that he expects to have n good
season, provided his arm comes around
as he now believes it will.
Donovan Smiles
The boys who arrived early. accom-
panied by Manager Donovan. were at
the train when il breezcd down the
middle of the main street and cast
anchor block below the White House
Hotel Manager Will had smile that
equalcd. if il did not defeat Bill
Shettsline's. But Shetts had had his
troubles. The train was few minutes
late and If one would have judged by
the players conversation. II was the
blithe Shetts that was responsible.
It was great ride through tho
rinrllas country for some of tho young
phillics. few of whom had never
been further south than Porter street
The trip. however. resemblcd II trip
to South Philadelphia aboard No. =
trolley on Fifteenth street. That is it
rescmbled such a jaunt in rae mumDex
Of halts. There are no skip stops on
the Pinellas unlimited. The cngineman
got fine workout. stopping and start
ing yesterday. lie probably is practic-
ing to make barkticld position on the
| University Of Florida football team.
More of the Phillies were expected
to arrive today. The others began
their labors by travelling to the college
field two miles distant They travel
nfoot as the nearest trolley is in
Jacksonville.
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REFUSES TO TELL
PURPOSE OF CALL

Chicago. March a--Iudgr X. VI.
lands, commissioner Of organized base
ball. has summoned Benny Kauff Of the
Giants to appear before him for ques-
tioning. The New York outficldcr is
row.
"Mr. Kauff is coming in connection
with matter about which want some
information said Judge I.andis
There is nothing more can say at
this time The judge declared he had
not requested Vice President and Man
ager John J. McGraw. Of the Giants. 10
come here. as had been reported.
While Commissioner Landis would
not discuss the matter further than his
brief statement. 1t Is believed tho in
terrogation of Kauff has to do with the
alleged expose of IIcinie Zimmerman
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GERMANTOWN FANS
PRESENT PETITION
Want Eastern League to Recon-
slider Action in Awarding Cam
den UnpIayed Game

Gainesville played at Germantown
last evening and the locals won another
Eastern League basketball game by the
score Of 81 20 The features Of the
evening were lead Of q to q secured
by tho visitors in the first two minutes
"f play and several petitions originated
by rnotorS asking for n reconsideration
by tho Eastern League of the decision
which gave Camden victory against
Trenton last week without playing.
The petition points out that Camden
has boon reimbursed for financial loss
70 the eNtrut Of $1,000 fine and q big
chance Of winning tho pennant, but
what about Germantown. an innocent
purity The Germantown management
lost approximately $500 last e'ening.
as the fans did not turn out, figuring
the club j. ont Of the running.
The signers do not blame President
Schcffor but hold it was an injustice
to tho men who have the smallest hall
end the largest payroll. Almost 1000
( persons have affixed their signatures to-
the petitions.
In last nights game the Germs
) played wonderful ball once they were
under way. Glasgow, Hough and H"l
man all were in form. especially llough.
who came through with three pippin
3 baskets. Mcchan had a field night
against Dicghan. The totals at the end
Of the first half were 1911 and the
final count 81 20
Tonight Camden plays Reading and
the Bears are desirous Of meeting the
Skeeters in a play off, so will naturally
be on hand with the strongest club and
play their hardest Manager VIII
Myers will journey to West Chester,
The Phils have been there q couple oi
times and, like all other visitors, have
returned on the short end. The regular
lineup will be in action and with any
of the breaks" at all should be abl,
to hand West Chester its first defeat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
lands SUMMONS
KAUFF TO CHICAGO
Call for Giant OutfieIder Be-
Iieved to Be in Relation to
Zimmerman Charges

San Antonio. Texas, March 81
Judge lands. high commissioner of
baseball, reached on; his mighty arm
last night and grabbed Benny kautf
right out Of tn" Giants training camp.
Benny had just slowed away his eve
ming meal when tho dread summons
came to him to report as soon as pos
Sibl" at the judges chamber in Chi
cago. 1t is presumed that Lands wishes
70 hear Benny'S tory in relation to the
Zimmerman affidavit.
Rube Benton. who was also men
toned in the Zimmerman statement. is
wondering whether he too may not be
summoned to appear before the judge,
but up to n lat" hour last night the
southpaw had received no such dis
quieting news.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
MRS. R. H. BARLOW WINS
With Mrs. D. C. Hurd, Of Pittsburgh,
Has Gross 70 at Pinehurst

Pinehurst. y. G.. March a. Hrs
Dorothy Campbell Ilurd, of Pitts
burgh. went over the No. | course at
Pinehurst yesterday in 42-41--S3 and
Mrs. Rouald VI. Barlow, of Philadel- =
phia, finished in 45-43-SS in n four
ball best ball contest. which was Won
by these two players with an actual
gross best ball or IS
Mrs. Martin 6. Brumbaugh. wife of
the former Governor of Pennsylvania
and Mrs. George ". Statzcll Of Phil
adelphia. annexed tn" second SGT of
prizes with best ball of 43-36-70,
achieved with the aid of substantial
handicapS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
Yesterdays Scholastic Scores
NtSKETBtI.I.

BtSktsTBNIl.
,y.., pbi,,delphIa Hish, e5: st. Joseph's
81 ,Joseph's Reseryes. 2ii West Phiiadel-
pbla Reserves. II. ,-
WV West Chester Normal %; swarthmore
Prep. 10. nd, u,.., s.,,...
Third, II. , ,,,u,
IA. 90, c.., ,,,n, %
West Catholic High. 2ii Swarthmore High.
West Catholic Reserves. isi Swarthmore
Abingdon High. - AmbleI High. ~.
Lnnsdowne High. SO; Woodbury. High
lGirlsl, \. an ~ MI, ,,,-,-,
:. w , ,o. s. C.,,.., ,,
Girls. :. u,,ypy
Hryn NthAn. 3; West philadelphia Iligh
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Championship Gaze Competition

The first game OF a series OF three to de-
eide the Champonship Of tho Vocational
the Central Z " = 4. gymnasium at 7:45
o'clock tonight. Tho contestants will be the
Philadel phia Power Plant School team
which won the nrst half Of the series and
the Temple quintet which won the last half
The sX-soid!ers have been playing "A very
fast game. and much interest Is centered in
the final games OF the league contests
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

carson Bests Wsoond

tuS S'"u'mS' "tTmS' h"r,h .. -- Using good left
Ibr,,"" "" " right lruSS to the head Joe
town H. ,'Hch"m. substituting for Allen
l6,iads'aabba1,, ou,C%Lassot Eddie Wagond. OF
I% r, A.Amorcau 4 G' Toxng SHOW Mrw'iup IN ,bc Sc
g"oi HnaNty Fisher, OF Reading earned
suRS i'm "I%M ,nM YIN Al Reynolds, OF Mana
:" 'U' eight round semiwInd-up
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YaIe Rally Beats State

New Haven, March O. Yale spranG an M
expected defeat upon the stalwart Penn
state basketball team last night, sending
limit tiyr to it5 second disaster of the sea
son by II 20 to 30 margin, Although Yale
scored first the visitors took - ~ to I
lead after ten minutes aud closed the hrst
half ahead by ~ to -,
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WatervIew Seeks Cage Games

Wa'pr'iew RerroatiOr Center teams want
games at HON" with nrst class teams also
fourteen TO sixteen year olds for the junio~
team. The seniors have not lost n game tor
Il rec years and 80 far have won nineteen
straight Tho juniors have won seventeen
straight Address Louis Mails. caro- OF
Waterview ReCreatiou Center, Haines ct and
Mcmahon ave. Germantown 903r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
Leonard Kansas Bout or

New York. March 9-The fifteen round
lightweight championship bout between
Kenny Leonard. the titleholder. and Rocky
kansas OF Buffalo tentatively set for March
Il was positively declared off yesterday,
following receipt OF word By Ten Richard
that the champion was suffering from in
nuenyd,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

Dallas, TeX,--Iarry Gardner. veteran third
na scman, waA ;ho only abs,ntPe when tn"
Indians donnrd their uniforms today. Bill
WamhsganS8, second baseInan. worked out
with his team mates for the first time, \
thurdrr Storm handicapped the Indians veg
Icrday hut tie athletes manas"d to 60 IN
an hour Of throwing and hating, duTtuS
which Voc Wood lifted the ball far over the
lC IT field fence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
c. H. IS PICKED
TO COP IN 'QUADS'
Meet Scheduled for Wanamaker
Roof Today Postponed on
Account Of Rain

The annual indoor "Quads." Schpd
uled to be held on the Wanamaker roof
this afternoon. were postponed on ac-
count Of rain and. weather permitting.
will take place tomorrow. Hundreds of
athletes from various high schools Of
tho city have enrolled IN the different
events The schools represented are
Central High. West Philadelphia,
Northeast, Southern. Germantown and
Frankford High Schools
Central High is tho present cham
pion, having lost this event only once
over a stretch of fifteen years. by vir-
tue of its showing in dual and tran
gular meets this year. the Mirrors go
into the competition a strong favorite.
The Crimson and Gold trackncn were
beaten by the SpecdboyS ir a dual
meet. but when time is taken into con
bic winner West Philly is the dark
horse of the meet. while the other
schools should not tigurc t" any great
extent.
Two champions will be unable to de
fcnd their titles on account of ruling
which does not allow Il player TO par
tcipate in two branches of sports at
the same time. These men are Barron.
of Southern. aud Slemmer. of North
cast Barron is the high jump cham
pion. while Slemmer wears the half
mile crown.
Mcdonald Gets Call
Mcdonald. Of Central, who has
cGualcd the ntorscholnstic record for
the fifty yard dash. il picked to win
this event. Walters. West philly's star
Sprinter, may give the Crimson and
| Gold captain Il great r8oe, as he had
been winning this event this year.
! pavitt of Central. and Matthias. OF
Germantown. also may place. In tn"
! furlong, Pavitt. Of Central. looks IKE
the winner. Walters and Mcdonald
are on par with Pavitt. whose gen
cralship. however, may decide IN MS
! favor.
In the quarter Frazier. of West
philly and present champion. has the
edge on Gpasy aud Levitt. Of Central
Frazier always is capable of pulling on
n great sprint. II was this feat wh.c
enabled him to beat Jimmy Russell, the
Central star. to the tape. Levitt IS
newcomer. bur despite this he has wor
all of his races. Frazier also is picked
10 win the $50 title. although the
Central men have been doing better
time.
Central should figure with GcaSy and
Howard and Northeast with llimmrrly
who is succeeding Slcmmcr as captain
of the Red and Black track team.
McCurdy in Mile
The mile run will be taken care of
by Met turdy, the Central star, Pitock
Of Central. and IlilI, of Northeast
should fight it ont for Second place.
Potri. of tontrals and Sw"cton. OF
West Philly. should stage Il great race
in the hurdles. Pctri is capable OF
doing seven seconds in this event.
Iiir>t. of Central. should win hOtt
the standing broad jump and the high
l jump. He has equaI"d the broad iumI
record OF 10 feet 1l2 inches, which
is held by Woodward. Of Central. liz
has done ) feet : inches in the hgl
jump. RennicSrn and Switzcr, Of Cen
tral. and PhillPr, of Germantown, al
, have done over ; feet : inches.
IN the shotput McClain. Of Wcs
Phlly, has been hcaving the twelve,
pound weight more than 30 feet an'
looks like the probable winner. kauft
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

Cisco. TcN.-Fa. Moran ana his r DIS are
all get for ihc opening game today, which
viii be pa% ed from tw, teams selected from
not be for more than tvc or siN innings,
and no pitcher will go more than :hree
rounds as a starter,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

West Baden, Ind,-The Pittsburgh Pirates
Eav" a wealth OF catching material In
addition - Walter Schmidt. the regular, the
work OF Mike Wilson, tnrnITrlN of the Steel
League. Is reported to be satisfactory: tlih
Lee u seCoad.strinE catcher. and Meteor
mick rIoldc. a"c working hard to land the
lsISition behind the bat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
Boots and Saddle

The MaIecon Handicap .rings to-
seth"r high.cluSs field nt Havana to
aaI, Furhrl"w is bad actor at the
post, but If she gets away. has nm eX-
"IICnt "haurc. She is given top weight
,F the handnUpprr. Different Eyes and
i'n"'2p" ar" other good ones at the
distance
Horse, IN "th"r races winch have
NhONn speed Tor their class are: First
race, C",""rrau, Bitter Biting. .Iustiana
L'' second, SlbiI. Arthur Middleton,
hol>; third, Harp Of the North. Kay
!TtN' ja"oh"nn: fifth, Dorod. Exhortcr.
I!i N" IIHt"; sixth, Duke Ruff. slippery
S"''r, I'uk" Of Shelby.
,,o No>" "oldblau's stable Is the leading
,'CV."t "h0'r 80 Havana 80 far the pres
'' 'ason Nl'u Sgl $50 The Ammonia sta bic
SO one III, Sli,"SU 10 It's credit Gold
i.U.S HN''' 'luu"T IS MlUu"" ldul with
,,',n, '"' ''"tnna being the Leading horse
,,o .m Ammonia barn Sweep Clean with
~ st -" l. lm. leading moncs winning horse
=" N" Havana track.
a., ommander !. Il. l.. Ross arrived from
.hs s,H '",r vac" and has been inspecting
s'o.L farm at Laurel His horses are
|rr"ne lI'.u"d for IIavr" de Grace. but It IL
A. ,6o WAT som" ut them Will be rutrI I'd
h IA. ' hl"' meet, Commander R'gS de-
b,, "h| 'r"lluu "Aist, between hImse,. a7i
' '''h"'. II. G. BedwclI.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

BogaIusa. Ia.-The Browns ar" expected
to take the field with THO same lineup as
last year, eXcep. second baEc. and the key;
stone sack will bo covered ether by 1871
Gleason. last year with Chattanooga. or
Marty McAIanus. of Tulsa. They are putting
up strong fight for tho be rtl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

Pasadena, Cnlif ..-Johnny Kelleher work
ing ou. at shortstop for tho Cubs. Is under
the care of an eye specialist. due to u bad
blow In the eye received In Mondays prac-
tire. Tom Whelan. OF Lynn. Mass. 10 being
tried At first to All tho place eft vacant by
Fred Merkle's rcICase.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

shreveport. La.--"Babe" Ruth was busy
athlete at the Yankees training camp here
Yesterday. During rookie practice in the
forenoon he qualified rs a sid" line comedian
then spent an hour coaching left. t.hHnd pitch
rrs. In the afternoon he plaN"d first bas"
n tchPd u while. worked IN renter hNld then
v ont 20 hat and poururd GU. homer ard
q rar OF singles. He I'm shed the day by
relieving IN uR' boy of his Ourd' n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

Hot Springs, Ark EJerott Scott, veteran
SAOItstup o. tho Boston Red Son vino are
training h - Will succeed Harry Hooper as
captain of tho team. Additions 10 u" hold
.ui list are Finer NN"rs,s VIII pitched NI"-
tories for 'ho SuX last season. and Catcher
Al Waters uei her Of wi. nm has signed u
cuntraC,. but IN" appearance" o. both a
training Quartefs Is expected
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
olumbia at Cornell
SATURDAY - Princeton at Pennsylyan mia ;
Dartmonth NJ Columbia: Nple ~ Cornell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

Pittsburgh - Tho second squad Of tn"
Pirates win Hss"mhl" tudaH aud viii be III"
guests OF the DormUnt stove L"agu" a
meeting Of tha' organization. one thou
sand persons will att, nd. aud the feature
" III be q speech delivered by Manager George
Gibson through wireless te.erhonp from
the spring training camp OF the club IN
West Baden, Ind.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

Basketball Statistics

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Notwithstanding at Camden.
I'ridaS at Trenton.
Saturdn &c amden at Philadelphia; Ger
nantown nt Reading.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

INTERCOLLEGIATE IEacrE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

Central should figure with GcaSy and
Howard and Northeast with llimmcrly.
who is succeeding Slcmmcr as captain
of the Red and Black track team.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-10
TREES TO LINDEN FARMERS
STATE COLLEGE OFFERS

Young trees for windbreaks, shell
ter belts, woodlots and ornamental
purposes will this spring be sent to
Washington farEnefs BY the State Col
Ilege forestry edpartment. free OF all
but production and shipping costs. ac-
cording to E. H. StefIen. forestry
head of the college.
Among the varieties OF trees avail
able for distribution are several hun
dred thousand black locust seedlings.
Is to "a inches high. ut prices rang
ing from cents to half a cent each.
depending upon the number taken.
Cuttings of American willow.
Weeping Willow, Golden Willow. Sill
yer Poplar and Russian Poplar will
be furnished at one-fourth to one
half-cent each. depending on the
number taken.
The varieties now listed for dis
tribution include the following:
White Elm, Sycamore Maple.
Norway Maple, White Ash, Black
Walnut, Engelman Spruce, Blue
Spruce, Jack Pine. Norway Spruce,
Douglas Fir. Western Yellow Pine,
Arborvitas, Russian Olive, Butternut,
Silver Maple. Red Oak, Red Cedar.
Western White Pine, Concolor Fir,
Larch and the Willows and Poplars.
Farmers writing in for trees will
be given instruction on planting. and
information on the adaptability Of
different trees to different conditions
of soil and climate.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-10

fers for the real estate hereinafter
described belonging to said ward, at
any time up to the hour of 10 A. NJ,
Saturday the 18th day of March.
1921, such bids to be received at the
office of r. B. LeCOcq, Lynden, Wash
ington, or by said undersigned, or to
be filed with the CLERK OF the above
named court, and that said guardian
will on or after the said 18th day
of March, 1921, sell said real estate
to the highest bidder for cash subject
to the confirmation of the court. And
the undersigned wife of said Jasper
Buizer will at the same time sell her
interest in said real estate and join
with said guardian in the convey
ances thereof to the purchaser. The
said real estate to be SO solo is de-
scribed as follows. tO-wit:
The East Twenty (20) feet Of Lot
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-10

Five CO., all of Lot Six Co and the
West fifteen (15) feet of Lot Seven
ca all in Block twenty-five (25) of
the recorded plat thereof. situate in
Hawley's Addition to the the Town Of
Lynden, Washington. according to
Whatcom County, Washington.
Dated this 21st day of February,
1921.
Published February 81, and March
3, 10, 1921.
ARTHUR BUYER,
Guardian of the person
and estate of Jasper Bui-
ger. Insane.
LYSJE BUYER,
Wife of said Jasper But
ger.
r. B. LIE COCO.
Lynden, Washington.
Attorney for Guardian.