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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18
roznyslel,

I'G ASnit PAiP"A poAobhJ AFd0
ST bgti uplne jasnt, ne3 mIze
prijfti' Sc MIN pred soud =
a ia nejsem MIN jeste hotov
1plne. Myslim. ze budu no mu-
set jak nalezi spracoyat, dri-
We nez no dam do verejnosti."
St. Maur prijal to vysvetle-
nj, &C myslel, re jest velmi sla-
be.
I'll, jenz znali muze toho do
bfe, jake soudruh jeho Simp-
son, nuseli by myslet, ze mu-
selo Sc stati neco velmi dIlezi-
teho poslednichs dvou dneeh,
co primelo no k tax nahle zme
ne planu vzhledem k uverejne-
nj velke. tragedie Moreland-
ske.
"Nyni ale, mvlorde," pravil
nahle, "bud'te tax laskav a
sdelte mi, co 81 ' prejete ode
mne vzhledem k slecne Vyn-
ne? Pak-li jsem dobfe rozI-
mel, pravil jste, ze odesla re
il rhahf vyhledat.'
"Ano, keene, to Jest co 81
preiu. Slecna Vynne opustila
domov casnei rano vtera, jela
vlakem z Kings Norton do
Herefordu a to jest vSe, 60 mo-
hlo byti 0 nj vypatrano. Wy o.
vsem budete V patrani eiper-
nejsi?"
Keene ma naho pohlednul u
diven.
"Kdy ale sla do Kings Nor
TONI tazal Sc po chvili.
Nyni bylo op6t znati udiveni
ma st. Maurovi.
"Co tim minite?" pravil.
"Slecna Vynne hydlela blize
Kings Norton pani Hazeilo-
YOU ma Lines ji1 vice iak diva
n1eslce.'
To pfekvapovalo talneho je-
Ste vice, tentokrate ale mel sc
ma pozoru. by Sc neprozradil.
"Nevedel isem, 2e bydli
tam stale pravil opatrne.
"Budete ale vcdet, kdy byia
naposled V Londyne. Jak jest
ton1u dlouho?'
"Nebyla tu jiz po kolik me-
sicu. Ale pTec, poGkeite. pou-
re jednu noe zde byla, nez Sc
odebrala k pani Hazellove. Cd
tc DOLBY ale Y Londyne nebyla
a to bylo Ma svatky vanocnl. =
"Hm, hm - ucinim co bude
nejlcpsiho. mylorde a nepo-
chybuji, re budu ma stope nej-
drive. Mlada dana. jake Jest
slecna Vynne, neztiati Sc tax
lehce beze stopy.'
Tajny mluvil presvedcive a
vaznc, sotva ale. ze sc St.
Maur vzdatil, zraGilo Sc veille
prekvapcni a ulcknuti ma jeho
Obliceii.
"Paklize jest aneb byla Le-
SHE Vynne vice jak diva mesice
q Londyna vzdalena, kdo byl
to. S nimz mluyil isem Y Ken
sington zvolal tn u velikem
pohnuti.
Sedel tn tise po nekolik mi
n,rt Y hlubokc isa zabran my
slerky, konecne ale zlostne
zvolal:
"keenc, tvs oSel lys osei
ten nejvetsi a hanbou vsech
londynskJch tajnych. Ty's du-
yeroval zensk6 S psanim Tia IL
nou zenskou a ncchals Sc lli
obelstit. Aluzes Sc stydet sam
ia sebe. Ale provedla 10 vcr'l
mad miru lstivel Jaka by to .
nj byla vyteGna he.ecka. JaG
Sc chvela, iak vzdychala -
skutecne. tot velkolcpe' Mic q
lie nedela, sleeno GreVille, vsak
ia Sc 5 vami jiz vyporadam =
Premyslel jeste hezkou chyi-
Ii. nacez Zahucel opet.
"Jest to ale take hloupc oa
slecny Vynne, po TAX diouho
bydlet v Kings Norton a ME
mi nenechAt vedet."
PAX prikroeil tu stol,l, w
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aRragedie svatebnl noci.
VITA Roman
~ xn
Roman -

VII hOIuIShCiAI LucSeUl. JcSt
to podobne tive nestydatosti. O.
vsem, ze jest. Mel jsem v9det,
ze's nebyla. odvis,ou. Ty's We
della, ,ze byla Leslie Vynne ka-
menem drazu ma Moreland Hal
lu, dal jsem ii jeste odmenu a.
tvs Ill ode mne vzala.
Jest9 dlouho dival Sc ma po-
dobiznu poloostrym, polo mad
senym pohledem.
Byla to kabinetni velikosti
podobizna mlade zenstiny, pa
trne vyssi nejake sluzebnice.
Oblicej byl omen Hannah
Lanel
PAX vlozil podobnnu opet
do stolku a dal Sc do smfchu.
Patrne ho k tomu museto ne
co velmi pobddat.
"Ty mlada hrisnice.!" zvolal
opet. MEL jsem to ved6t. Jest
to prav9 jako vase nestyda-
tost! Ha, ha, ha!''
LXXV. Lulu vitezi.
v GreviIle parku bylo ticho
a srnutno, neb pan domu lezel
tn ma smrt nemocen. : ;
Bylo pravde podobno, re
neprojde jiz branou domu. il
max nez az no ponesou k po-
slednimu odpocinku.
/, Lezel ma posteli V uplnem
bezvedoni,, tezce oddychuje.
! Dcera jeho, zavolana jsouc
ma rychlor, 2, domu, kde byla
ma navsteve, sedela u postele,
bleda a v obavach.
Phi vsech svych chybach by
la pfec ien otci velmi naklo-
nena a kdyby tomu tax neby-
10, musela byti ztrata icho pro
mi tezkou ranou.
Stanley mel byti nyni hIa-
YOU domu - Stanley, iehoz
nenavidela q on il.
Bylo velice pochybno. re do
| Yoli il byti "kralovnou" mad
jeho domacncsti, TAX iako nj
hyla "a otce.
Vysoka icii mysI milovala
moe a baIa Sc ztl'aty jeji.
L nohou postele stal STAN
ley, vyhllzeje ponekud nepo-
hodlne, ncbot' pokoj nemoc-
neho byl mu veci neprijemnou
q mnoho toho bolu neprozra-
ZovaI.
| Povaha ieho byla tax jako
tax chladna. byl priliS sobec-
kyn. nez ably mohl pocitit boz
lu pax take prave premySlel
. tom, re byla by to smrt mu-
ze, kteraz by no ucinila boha-
! tym ma titulu jmeni a osvobo
dila no razem toho ohmezova-
nj.
Pokousel Sc ovsem vyhlizet
co MONA vazne, to ale byla
vlastne jcn prctvarka.
Talne jcho mysleni soustre-
dilo SO tom. &c by to byla
dobra v6c, kdyby starry ten u
hohy muz zemfel. Nebylo TO
pro neho mic priJemneho. vide
ii no tu TAX lezet.
Chudak sir Patrick neprota-
hoval take prilisne jeho trpe-
ljyost.
Drnhy den vydecill napo.
sled, aniz by byl vubec jiz pfi-
sci mezitin, k vadomi.
Bylo skoro pull 1ooi, kdyz ze
mfel a dcera jeho sedela u po-
stele.
I Syn jeho pokurujc 81 dout-
mix prochazcl Sc V parku, kdyz
| pfnehl k nenu S novinou ton
sluha, poprv6 ho tituluje "sir
Stanley.
HIN, mi to velmi dobre!"
byla pryni jeho myslenka,
hncd Ia nj ale drala sc druha,
= Ia byla: "Buslou to nyni .e-
'sclt casy!'
! Bylo to druhy den po surtl
otcc leho, kdyz novy baronet
'Sedel, tyaTc Sc yaIne, pOkOll,
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slel jsem, ze byla v Paffzi, ja-
ky d'abel il to sem zanesl?
Smrt' stareho, asi."
Sc zaInraGenou tvafi cetl do
pis. Byl kratky, ale obsahupl-
ny.
"Mily Stanley! - Jest mi
velice Ito, re pri. prijezdu
SVEN Timed jsem uslysela o
smrTnti sira Patricka. Jest to
hrozne n4hle. Stanou so oysem
nyni velike zmeny, dhlezite v
kazdem ohledu, zejm6na vuci
mne. Bude lepe, kdyz pf-ijdete
ke mne dnes V noci, bychom o
tom promiuvili. Jsem donna po
cely veGer.
! Vase oddana zena Lulu"
Hlavni sip vSak vezel v do
| udtNu pSdul tOHO.
| "P. s. Paklize byste nemohl
prijit ke mne dnes vecer, budu
Ultra rano v Greville parku."
Toto ulisteni nemalo po-
boufilo Stanleye, ze ihned byl
ma nohou. Nacechral 81 vlasy a
tezce oddychnul.
Znal dobre Lulu a vedel, ze
Ito co piSe, take jist& ucini.
Pc kratkem pfemysleni ODE
bral Sc nahoru, kde nalezl Idu
sedici mezi hedvabim jinou
latkou smutecni.
"Musim jiti nutne do mesta,
Ido," prayil. Nam tam dule.
Izite jednani. Jest to sice hlou-
pe, nyni zroyna, ale must to
byti.'
! Ida pohledla nan ostre.
! "Jednani?' pravila table.
Jake iednani by's mohl miti v
lreste?"
| "Zadne, ktere bych ii musel
|vysvetlovat,' pravil on panovi-
te jiz jaksi.
|, Zacal iiz nyni vystupovat
panovite a chtel il dati znat,
2e jest ted "sirem Stanleyem'
a panem domu.
| "Pojedu dnes veter do me-
sta a pochybuji, ze priidu zpet
do rama. Pakli jest tn neGeho,
CO bych mel zaridit, bude lepe,
kdyz mi 0 tom reknes", dodal
8 lordovskou vznesenosti.
Stahla pysky V posmechu.
i "DAkuji, neni til niceho, &C
|bys mohl zaridit Ia mne, amy,
slim vubec, re jednani TIVE V
meste zabere cely tvhj cas-"
Odesel . pokoje, aniz by na
| to odpovedel a "a hodinu ma
to nalezal sc jiz ma ceste dc
meSta.
/ Behem cesty na draze 30.
| kousel sc usporadani 81 v my,
Slenkach toho, co by mel fici
Lulu.
i Byl dalek toho mineni. pri,
pravit Sc snad ku prohlaseni j
"a svou zenu.
| Rozhodnul sc neucinit toho
jinak, nez kdyby ma zadny
pad jine cesty pro neho nezbJ
valo.
i Skvely napad mu prisel dc
hlavy.
/. Nebylo by to NONE odbyti
Lulu 1akouSl caStkou pencil
tou, by vzdala Sc naroku svych
Ina postaveni mylady Greville /?
i Musela by to byti ovsem ce-
ma velnM velika; nechtel ale Y
ohiedu tom skrblit. ien ably zn-
stati mohl svoboden miti
pravo. zvednouti 81 Satecek. od
ktere bude chtit.
Ano, to bylo rozhodnuti,
l1terlz Sc ujalo v jeho hlave.
Paklize svoli Lulu k tomu,
jiti pryc nikdy necinit naro.
ky ma n6ho, jako ma manzela,
nebude S pencil seti@it.
Byl volnym spachati dvoj-
zenstyi, tax jako by byl vol
nym, spachati kazdy jiny. zlo-
Gin, jen ably sam pri tom zu-
stal neodkryt.
!. Mel ycikou fhljhu ZlIStat lax
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T'vETr

re zaclony byly opatrne staze-
ny doln.
"Ten maly blazen," zahucel,
"Podoba se to jeff nemoudro-
sti."
Domyslel sc, Re spusteni "a
clon tech melo znamenati smu-
tex Luly mad umrtim tchana
jejiho.
MEL bych v1ci tomu blaz-
nostvi jejimu 2akroelt," pravil
81 zlostne, kdyz zaklepal drs-
ne ma dvefe, jakmile ale vesel
do budoiru jejiho, videl toho
"blaznovstvi" jeSte ponekud
vice.
V pohodlne lenosce sedela
Lulu odpoefvajfc male sve te-
10 majic zahalene V elegantni
sat smutecni.
Stolek psaci byl pritahnut
az tesne pred nj.
Psala nejak6 dopisy a papi.
ry obalky byly vesrnes Ger.
nym rameckem opatreny.
Bylo patrno, re chtela do.
kazat svnj boil jakozto povin.
nosti sve znala dcera. mad i.
ntrtim sira Patrcka.
| Sir Stanley zavrel "a sebou
dvefe hrmotne.
"Myslel jsem, ze jste Pa
rizi,' pravil drsne.
"Byla .jsem tam. az slyself
jsem tn novinu o vasem otci
To ovsem privedlo mne zpe-
ihned."
"Nevidim v tom zadne pri
clny, proc mela jste toho tre
ba, pfijiti zpet. Zde nematt
mic CO chit"
Lulu usniala Sc humorem
jakehoz jen byla $ to nyni do
Gilt.
"Miiy Stanley, myslila jsem
ze bude nejlepe, budu-li sams
ma miste, az udaji Sc dGlezitt
ty zmeny dome vasem. Tt
Sc roZumi, ze Sc pamatujete ns
naSi Smlouvu. Kdykoliv toti1
a iakmile vas otec zemre, man
byti prohlasena "a mylady
Greville.'
| Skubnul ssebou drobet, sly
Sc il samu sebe nazyvati tin
titulem a jmenem.
i Takoveto rychle 81 privlast
lneni move te pre- nj cti no "a
razilo pocinal nahlizet, q
lnebude to tax lehke, piimet j
| ku vzdani sc toho.
"Vim to, kdo by 81 ale by
pomyslil, ze zenlre otec mu
tax brzy. Byl teprve padesa
lsedm let star a mohl ziti Jest.
!, leta. w jste to nemohla oce
! kavat tax brzy, to vite sam;
| Lulu"
"Trebas ne, Wy ale zapomi
mate, &c bylo til moznosti, do
stat jeho svoIeni. Nebyla bycl
Sc rozpakovala. obdrzet no
/ kdyby byl ziv."
| "Nikdy byste ho nebyla do
stala," vzkrikl on.
well, nebudeme Sc tom h;
| dat odpovedela porad jest'
| pri dobrem humoru. Jest t.
vec, kterou zadny z mas nemd
re zkouset jiz proto ncmluvmt
| D nf."
! "Nechcete Sc ale snad cho
pit nest astn6 t6 vyhody, Luz
tazal Sc Stanley bojacn6. "By
la iste yAdycky prima, vim to
| "A to take chci bSti," pravi
la vstanouc z lenosky a posta
vic Sc pred ncho vazne n po
hIedem jevicim raznost a cd
/! hodlanost.
| Myslela take, &c prijala ns
Sc vice vaznosti a licty S no
wynn jeiim titulem.
Zadna vysoka slechticna
! 2adna DANA palacova, neby!;
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Byio to druhy den po smrtl
otcc leho, kdyz novy baronet
sedel, tvafe sc vazne, V pokoii,
udiiejc rozkazy prohlizeje
scasopisy. an tom mu prime
sen dopls.
Prisel praNe oqpolednl po-
.ton Gakn,ile poznal ruhopi3.
inned Sc nu barva " oblicei'
nrrakpa zrannila.
The Washington times., 1921-05-24
SHUTS FAvORS TREATY
IE.IT PLEASES U. S.

CAPETOWN. South Africa, May "a
Jan Christian SHUTS. premier OF the
Union OF South Africa, in referring
to the coming imperial conference in
a speech before the house of the
assembly. declared himself in favor
of a renewal OF the Anglo-Japanese
treaty IL America could be satisfied
that no harm to her interests could
follow from its renewal"
He declared that the cardinal prin-
ciple of South Africa should be to
secure. as far as possible, true under
standing and cooperation between
the British empire and the United
States.
when look at the question as a
whole and the interests for which we
stand" he said, at seems to me to be
vital that every effort schould be
made to keep in touch and in SYM
pathetic contact with the great Amer
lean Republic"
The Washington times., 1921-05-24
BRITISH ARMY PROBES
MUTINY OF FUSILlERS

LONDON. May 24.-An official in
quiry was opened today into the mu-
tinous outbreak of battalion OF
Inniskilling fusiliers at Aveley. in
Essex, on Sunday when two public
houses were raided and many pc
destrians were forcibIy held up.
Two hundred men were involved In
the disorders. They broke camp and
had caused much damage, meanwhile
terrorizing the district before they
were rounded up by other troops and
escorted back to their cantonments
under an armed guard.
A number of motorists were held
up by the soldiers.
The Washington times., 1921-05-24
EIGHT FIGHTING DEATH
FROM. POISON IN CAKE

WICHITA, Kan. May Eight
persons Of Dexter, Kan. are fighting
against death by slow poisoning,
caused by eating a cake, physicians
announced today. The cake was made
with arsenate of lead instead Of sugar
and was eaten at q family reunion
yesterday.
The victims are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Jackson and two children. winifred
and James; Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Sheets,
Lester jackson and Dean Thompson.
Fred Jackson purchased groceries
in Burden Thursday for the picnic, his
wife telling him to get also a guam
tity Of arsenic of lead and sugar. He
forgot the sugar and placed the arse
nate. done up in paper sack, with
the basket Of groceries. Mrs. Jackson,
mistaking the package OF poison for
sugar made a cake OF the contents.
The Washington times., 1921-05-24
TRUSTS REIGN" SENATOR
ASSERTS; URGES PROBE

Congressional investigation OF mo
nopolies, trusts and corporations
which seek to dominate legislation"
was urged in the Senate yesterday by
Senator King, Democrat, OF Utah, in
support of his resolution providing for
such an inquiry.
King charged there exists a reign
Of monopolies instead OF reign of
the people" and declared that "a con-
tinuance of this condition will lead to
socialism He advocated strengthen.
ing Of the Sherman antitrust Law.
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panions and told the police that he
had been hired by them to haul some
whiskey from the distlllery, but the
police say they doubt his story.
The revenue agent was assigned to
guard the distillery by the Govern
ment because OF the seized liquor in
storage there.
The Washington times., 1921-05-24

and fell" was
{ h g warning
sent to Presi-
dent obregon
OF Mexico by
Liberal Con-
st nationalist
members OF
the Chamber.
of d e y uties
and the SEN
ate. 7 h e
warning was
contained In
a memorial
drafted at "A
caucus OF the
party, and ii
made pointed
charges that
The Washington times., 1921-05-24
ALLEGED THIEF SHOT
BY DISTIllERY GUARD

BALTIMORE. Md, May 24.--Shot by
an internal revenue agent from whom
he attempted to flee when he and two
other men were seen leaving the Mon
ucello distillery. Anthony Bouchet, 22.
n at Mercy Hospital with a fracture of
Mercy Hospital. with a fracture OF
the hip from a bullet. The other two
escaped.
Bouchet denies knowing his com
The Washington times., 1921-05-24
NearIy Sewers Her Head.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y. May 24.-John
p. Kelley, As. cut his wife's throat
from ear to ear In the house or
neighbor here last night and then
waited for the police. The woman.
aged Al. died in an ambulance on the
way to a hospital.
The Washington times., 1921-05-24

dent Obregon's cabinet officers
had attempted to. cause dis
satisfaction against the admin
istration and were using their
offices to propagate radicalism.
The document was signed by
1873 deputies and several SEN
ators.
The Washington times., 1921-05-24
OREGON IS WARNED
MADERO'S FATE LOOMS

Beware the fate of Francisco
Madero. who failed to heed So
licitations to change his policy
The Washington times., 1921-05-24

at auction to a commission nrm act
ing for an unknown principal for $780,
600 guilders. equivalent at present
rates OF exchange to about $214.6OO.
The Washington times., 1921-05-24
Picture Brings $214,6

AMSTERDAM. May 24.-The world
famous picture "A Street in Delft" by
Jan Vermeer of Delft, has been sold
The Washington times., 1921-05-24
$500 Bags, $500

Best Cowhide Bags, usually sos,
with single and double handles. 16
and 1S-inch sizes, in black and tan.
Sale price, $500.
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Bags at $3.50

Tan Cowhide Leather and Split
Walrus Black Bags, with heavy
leather corner supports and brass
trimmings. Sale price, $3.50.
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$1,000 Bags, $3.50

Black Crepe Leather Bags,
leather lined, leather protected
corners, leather handles, brass
safety catches and lock. 16 and 49,
inch Sizes. $40 bags at $3.50.
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$500 Bags, $1O.75

The usual $500 Cowhide Bags,
leather lined, saddler sewed, brass
safety catches and lock. Sale price,
$1O.75.
The Washington times., 1921-05-24

PaIais Royal-BarRatn Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-05-24

White embroidery is in happy
contrast with the colors of these
suits and dresses. The pockets
and sea pearl buttons give them
the custom-made-like finish. Spe-
cial at $40 each.
Pnlsis Royal-BnrGain Basement.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

situation in this state Is in a great tangle, in order to make the selection of an all-interscholastic high school eleven as perfect as possible, 1t was necessary for me to enlist the aid of the coaches throughout the state, by having them name four of the most valuable players on their respective squads.
 From the eight teams due recog- nization for naming candidates on the all-state team it gives the party making the selection 32 players from which to pick eleven stars. Douglas, Nugales. Bisbee and Tucson have sent the names of IS players from the Southern Arizona group, while Mesa and Phoenix have recommend ed in Central Arizona. Prescott and Winslow of the northern part of the state have also submitted 8. Making a total of 32.
 After getting the four most val uable players from each team, 1t then became necessary to check up on their merits and showing made throughout the season in the games they have played. Experience was the outstanding feature in my selec- tion, for the players who know the most football are surely more cap- able of playing a better game than the inexperienced.
 In order to play fair with the play CTS on the various elevents, any par tiality that may have existed between friends I have omitted and the play CTS have been given just credit re- gardless of public sentiment. If a player happened to be on a losing team 1t in no way caused me to over look his ability as to what he would have been on championship squad.
 Coach Robinson's Wonder Team of Phoenix contributes four players to the mythical team. Mesa high. fur nished three, while the remainder of the aggregation is composed Of play CTS who starred for Tucson, Bisbee and Winslow.
 The Choice of Players
 have selected players not only &C., cording to their value to the team they played on this season. but also with the thought in mind of select ing the strongest all-stats football squad possible.
 Ends
 For the end positions Heard and
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
BILLY EVANS SAYS:

of  experience baseball the National League largely with a veteran priked here and balance showed the the National  held 7 with about 40 This seemed 
 
  Giants expereneed They into  realize that this particular series everything.
 
  to of 
  situation football making possibilities lineup ored with its sophomores. which they had with Princetons periods the team Then youth iumphed The crippled Tigers couldn't
  
  decided
  3.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Ford Pilots To
 Have Inning At
 Mesa Saturday

Ford day in Mesa. to be observed on Saturday. Dec. 17, will be featured with half a dozen races for Fords, varying from long distance matches over the IS mile .oop to Chandler. Gilbert and return to Mesa to a Mesa. The race committee has ar ranged for the highways over which the race course will follow to be cleared for the events and the road will be left open for the 3itneys to make their maximum speed.
 Probably the greatest interest will attach to the race for stripped stock Fords to be run over the loop south from Mesa to Chandler, east from Chandler to the Gilbert highway and back through Gilbert to Mesa. The course is approximately IS miles dis tant. all of which is paved.
 Two fourteer mile events will also be staged over the course south from Mesa to two miles south of the base line, then east to Gilbert and return north to Mesa, following the paved highway. The first race will be for stock Ford touring models and the second for stock roadsters and truck chassis, including roadster delivery cars and similar models.
 A slow race Of a block, a backward race over e similar distance, and a contest to see wno can stop his car the quickest from a pace of 20 miles an hour without slipping the wheels are also on the program.
 All of the events carry purses with them that aro well worth contest ing for. Entries are being made through the secretary of the Mesa Ford day celebration and Phil Isley at the Mesa Ford garage, who Is the chairman of the race committee.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
M LILLIAN SE TS. NE W POINT MARK FUR GRID TEAMS

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 1o.-Harold Mcclellan, Arizona University left end and l-southwestern conference selection for 1921, has established a new record for number of points scored individually. surpassing the record made by Eddie Raw of Cor nell by nearly forty points. During the season Mcclellan has scored 125 points for the team, and failed to kick goal from touchdown but once during the entire season. Mcclellan has also starred on defensive play and is rated one of the greatest ends in this section of the country.
 Beside the record made by McLeI- Ian. the Arizona eleven has annexed several records as a team and has established new southwestern mark for total points scored running up a record of ASA points to oppon- ents' 30 during the season and post season play. This record stands as a fraction over a point a minute for the Arizona eleven in actual playing time
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

Davis of Phoenix are given first honors. with Heard as premier end. The ends that deserve honorable mention are Kelley of Tucson. who was not able to finish the season on account of broken shoulder. Eldred of Tucson, Towels of Douglas, and Smith of Mesa, are equally as good.
 Tackles
 As tackles Ffmbres of Tucson, and Sutherland of Winslow, both showed worlds of strength in every depart ment of the game. Sutherland. l have placed in a tackle position, he hav- ing been used most of the time as ful1back for the Northern champions. Sutherland's undaunted determine tion and a fighting spirit that flared when it came to tackling, was not only fast for his weight, but tackled fair and hit hard. He is one of the most valuable men to the all-state team when placed in this position. was tempted to plac2 Flores of Nogales in the place of Fimbres of Tucson, but after carefully checking up on his merits and weight found that the one already selected could not be overlooked. Friend and Tal- bot of Phoenix were also given con- sideration.
 Guarda
 Phelps. who played 6 tackle for Mesa, I have shifted to guard, be- cause I believe he Is the most dan gerous man on the Mesa line. and against the strongest teams always had an opening ready fer the offen- siye play. He Is good taclx1er and Is fast. Fryer, of Mesa, as the other guard won this honor by his work in every game whose value to the line