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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
DIXON TOPS SHOOTERS
Missouri Marx ksman Gets 109 out Of
200 In Opening Day of Sunny
South IIan5.rap.

HOUSTON, Texas, teb. 3.--lIarve
Dixon OF Orouogo. Mo, once y win
ncr OF the Grand American handi-
cap. with a score Of 1873 out Of a
possible 200, led the field ut the
second DAYS shoot OF the Sunny
South handicap.
In the afternoon Dixon wont
straight all the way breaking 100
to"Erts IN succession for a total con-
tinuous run Of i15, the highest run
yet made in the tournament
Frank Troch, the Vancouver,
Wash, expert. had an OF day. He
missed three targets in the morning
session and three In the afternoon
for n total score of 194 c. G. Spen-
Ger Of 81. Louis was tied with Trooh.
iris Speaker, manager Of the
Cleveland Indians, finished the day
9th "A sc1r" ~ H. Mrs Fr"d
Etchir Of Corrsyville. Kan, the lone
woman entrant, broke lG0 targets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
CASES OF INDICTED WHITE SOX SET FOR WEDNESDk
Congressman Rrings
additional Action in
Lands Investigation

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.--Ac-
ccptauce by Federal Judge Lands
OF The position as high com mis-
siOner OF baseball brought addi-
tlOnal action today from Repre-
sentative Melty OF ohio. Mr..
Welty. who yesterday introduced
In the house "a resolution propns-
ing a congress. .onal investigation
OF Judge lands acceptance, an
uouucrd he had acted today as
follows.
REQUESTED Judge Lands by
letter TO state 10y what authority
he accepted the baseball position
at salary sof $4,000 n year
while serving as federal judge for
the northern lllinols district.
."Agked Judge Lands 10 send
him a copy OF the contract which
he signed with organized baseball
to act as its chief arbitrator.
called on United States p's-
trict Attorney Clyne at Chicago TO
supply him with a copy OF the
indictments pending against for
mer members Of the Chicago
American club.
w rOte Attorney tcncIdl ldl-
mcr ask ing II there was any law
making Il misdrmcanor for a fed
cral judge TO hold another posi-
tion from which ne received
financial remuneration while
holding his scat on the bench"
Representative Wcity also an
nounccd that should he be in
formed by the attorney general
that u could NOT be- considered a
misdcmcanor under the law for a
..,.... yusEs 90 accept Iindn 'ldl
com pcusa;ion for work other than
that incident TO his judicial du-
ties, he proposed TO Introduce a
bill covering such n cont ugCnCy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
ADAMS CONTROL.
BRINGS SUCCESS
Remarkable Comeback of
Veteran Is Due to
Control

Charles Babe" Adams. the vet.
cran Pirate hurlor. is the oldrs.
pitcher iu the major league today.
In point of years of steady playing
aud age. Despite hts Agc--hc Is
~ years old--hc seems to hc i'm
proving with each year of playinl..
FOR no shows more control of the
ball as one season lapA the other.
For instance, last year ne took
part In 81 pa ames. pitched goa In
nlngs and permitted only Is bases
on balls. a little over one half pas
per game. "Old Man Control" n
he IN referred 10 around the big cir
cuit, faced l,035 batsmcu during the
season and permitted only ono In
every 5S to get to first base by the
pass route. Even this was an i'm
Jrovement upon tho previous yeai
when he pitched to i,0l7 battcrs and
walked 80 This IL n record Of IL
passes In two years or loss than
many n pitcher has for only ,half a
season.
In one stretch during the 1920
season Babe" ran so innings with
out giving one passport To the firs'
sack.
Not even Christy Mathowson 10
his best days made such "A coniro,
record as Adams holds. And Big
six was known as the greatest %!
all IN controlling tho sphcroid.
Only one during the entire season
did Adams show any wildncss at all.
This was against the Giants when he
was having an Off day, He pei'
initted three passes. onc-siNth OF his
total for the entire year.
.\damss control and his knowl-
edge OF opposino battcrs made him
ono of the most valuable pitchers In
the National league, lie ranked
next TO Grover Cleveland Alexander
in. efficiency, allowing only 2l2
earned runs per game
Back in 1909 Adams. almost
single handed, won tn" wurlds 81
les for Pittsburgh bcatiug th,
Tigers In three games.
In 1909 Adams, besides hts Other
achievements, also was high man
for shutouts with eight to his credit
Alexander was second with seven,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
Today in Ring History

1850 Frank y. Slavin Knocked
out Jack Burke In three rounus at
Melbourne Australia.
1904 Jack paughCrty and Mickey
Riley boxed siN-round draw at Mil
waukoc.
1909-Abc Attell knocked out Ed
dic Kolloy In seven rounds at New
orleans,
1910 Mike Twin Sullivan and
Jimmy Clahhy boxed ten deCisiunlcss
rounds at Milwaukee.
l9ll-Lco llouCk and Tommy Nc
Mdhoa boxed siN no-dcCisiun rounds
At philadelphia.
l9l3--Tony Ross knocked out
Andy Smith in three rounds at New
Castle. Pa.
19lS-Johuns Griffiths knocked
out paul Murdock in two rounds at
Fort Worth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
HOPPE POSTS FORFEIT
Cue Champion Puts Ip 1000 Ia
Hind Match Tits Season Win
IuOtIrd IIprCmnus

NEW YORK Frb. Ono tuou-
sand dollars was posted here today
hy u. u. BENJAMIN, representing
While Hoppe. worlds professional
lN.2 balk aud ISL balk limo billiard
champion, who now is playing in
Canada, To huild a match OF 1000
points up with Edouard llurcmaus.
titlo
Hopes manager stipulated that
the match must be played In this
country during october or Novomhcr
and viii put up a stake Of any
amount from $1,000 To $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
EHglish Promoters TO
DeUeLOp French Boxing

LONDON, Feb. 3.--Rubc Welsh
ana Leon Pollock boxing promot-
~, have gone To France TO de-
,clOp French boxing
Despite previous douials that they
are retiring from England there ~
d wide belief iu sporting circles that
WClsh's attempt to step mo
horlos u. CuChrau's shoes as the
most prominent promoter IN Europe
H.sH definitely ended I'm failure.
Win Cochran IN and out OF the
'ils as . pIomotrr England now has
~ outstanding boxing impressarip
tpoblo of STAGING big fights OF an
International character.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
POnca City Semi-PrO
Signs Win Memphis

Special to Tho World.
pONCA CITY, Feb. g. Fred
Plnnc of this city, an cnlpluyv of
the Kay County Gas company, who
made % remarkable showing on the
mound here last season In indie
pendent baseball, has signed con
tract to pitch Tor Memphis IN the
southern association the coming
season.
Evidently Plane was included ir
the deal when Spencer Abbott was
transferred as manager from Tulsa
TO Memphis, for Plano had "A short
try-out with Tulsa last fall, aud II
was announced at that time that ne
would pitNh for Tulsa IN l92l, lie
viii report to Memphis In March
Plano has had several attractive Of
fers from various league clubs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
.FISTIC SHOW AT.
OKLAHOMA CITY
Double Windup February
16-Cooper Ambitious
Ring News

\ double wlndup boxing card,
featuring two 1O-round bouts. T.
scheduled February Ii at oklahoma
City, with Arlus Tanning, crack
Okla ahoma boxer, and Dudley steele
of Kansas City In one bout and Char
lie Aronson and Jack Martin, both
of Kansas City, in the other. All
are light weights.
Aronson and Tanning are man
aged by Chick Johnson, we'll known
Kansas City boxing director.
with the failure of Kid Ferns to
stage comeback, Perry, oklahoma,
offers another candidate for boxing
honors in Ernest Cooper light
heavyweight. Cooper has defeated
several boxers in Perry and other
northern Oklahoma cities and now
seeks further fields to conquer. He
would like to box any light heavy
weight In Tulsa. Backers of Cooper
are anxious to match him with a
formidable opponent at Perry in
the near futurc---a cha'ce for sailor
Clickner to get a bout with a tough
and hard-hiting boxer.
Lou Cutler, veteran sportsman OF
Kansas City, would show his woltcr-
weight, Morrie Lux, and lightweight,
frankie Dean, in Tulsa. Lux Is a
capable scrapper and recently gave
Champion Jack Britton a good arGu-
ment at Kansas City.
j. Meyers, boxing manager Of st.
Louis, is in Tulsa seeking ring en-
gage mcnts here or at Oklahoma City
for his stable, which includes Billy
Cole and Patsy Brannigan, also of
the Mound City, and both of them
lightwcights.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
INTERESTING AS PING PONG
v. y. State Asscmbiyman Would
bar -Four Wrestling Holds.

ALBANY, n, Y, Fob. 6.--Wrest-
ling In New York state threatens to
become about as interesting as n
ping pong match.
strange holds. the deadlock. the
toe lock and body sciZzors viii be
tabooed II the Legislature heeds a
bill given it today by Asscmblyman
BrundaRe Of NcwburE
The laWmakcr would make II "a
misdcamcanor for any wrestler to
clamp these holds on an opponent.
However hc would give them until
September. I to perfect few other
deadly ones.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04

ltu from Sew york that Doc was 100
land must cancel h!H goo Nith itr'.rs.
lnut hc WoUjd pr uuuplr 9. box Tor
tH,sttJl Wnu,H ta"bpuur tnu'Hhl
tat.a SAILOR I,tIptkt U N'w 'Ir
lc'.v ~. has at'u iu th. tf'sr,nt
.IN e ipN du5H now training tHr
I,hJl bout only taf,s days ulI""ins
me- date of his scheduled bout nor"
with Reeves.
-
what ruggcS lad this Fnuklo
Carbonuo muat Dee. And how speed
lIy boxers recover from iilnosa ana
Iniury'
Callahan may reconsider his re-
cent rctirrmCui ~ u bpNing pro
Wotcr hcrc and continue Ia stage
shows In Juisn. Jack iS wei,
hkcd by fsiiC enthusiasts here and
they win welcome his return to
the game. Having learned -
much nf the varied ins and outs Of
the ring sport Within the past lew
months. Callahan should NOW he
In a position to maintain his cN-
pressed stnTdard at boxing here
the beet or nothing.
.,
Many fans of Tuls1 were diup-
pointed lu the cancellation hy Jat Is
Reeves Of his scheduled bout here
last Tuesday with sailor Chtkurr.
local light heavyweight. tr they arc
anxious to see Cuykurr I'm action
against formidable fighter click
ner has made numerous friends here,
both personally and in u boxing way
and they think VOL uf him as a
4Crappcr nud us a fine chap. II
would Dee a good thing for whoever
stages boxing here to give Clickncr
I chance Win capable opponent.
Cucknor and Tommy Alba, mid
llcwcight, both under the manage
mont OF Chick lligduu, well known
local sporting man, are engaging n
l'ght training. They want to hc
ready for any scrap at any umn. II
jo wonder that such good boxers
| aren't used more as they would give
better satisfa elton than many of the
so-callcd "topnutchers,"
=
Louie Pallas, who with Louie
Newman cuutcmplntcs the staging
bf "a wrestling match here In tn
near future with Stranger Lewis
defending his title. tells good story
{ the old days here when the mat
game was popular and Fred Fog
Horn" Clancy, who later achieved
fame In Chicago as an announcer,
was promoter. II waa at n mat
show staged 10y Clancy several
years ago and the announcer, unfa .
mlliar with wrestling, had neglected
o state the style they were To wres-
tie.
Called by the fans. the announc-
cr turned to Clancy and asked:
"Whnt style are they wrcst Ing"
"tntCh ~ catch % can" replied
Fred. WhCrcupon, nmld the rau-
tuuS cries of dCrlSion from the
spectators, the unnounccr bel
lowed: "tatCh'cm II you can"
=
Ed Gallagher athletic director Of
| hc oklahoma \, and NJ. college, IS
| expected to reply tnvorahly to the
offer of the University Of Texas "a
Inlay an annual football game at tn.
| reNas state fair at Dallas, starting
I'm l922, This viii bo u good thing
| Tor the sooner Aggie college. TN 'g'
lis nothing that arouscS iptcrcst In
| football az an annual game. with
| the University Of oklahoma a Nom
| hcr OF the Missouri Valley confer
| pnce and playing In that orEauiza
| uon II hchouvcs the AEgics 20 also
meet the leading clcvcus OF the
southwest,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
Held for Murder, He
Tries to Burn Himself

POPLAR BLUFF. Mo, Feb. g.
Elmer HaINlne. 30, held here await
ing trial for the murder OF Miss
Bernice Edwards, 81, who was shoy
10 death Christmas day attempted
suicide by setting fire to his bed
md lying in the flames in the coun-
y Jail late today.
liartlino put up a fight when o.
Ulcers, attracted by the smoke, were
extinguishinE the blaze.
His trial is to be held In April.
Jealousy IL believed to have Led
o the shooting which neighbors
'aid followed a quarrel between
Miss Edwards and Hartline.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
Fighting PdrsOn' to
Referee o. c. Scraps

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 3.-The
Rev r. \. B,ackman. "the fighting
parson," will referee the boxing
program to be held here the night OF
February 16, according to a tolo.
gram of acceptance from Chanute.
Kan, his home, received today by a
local athletic club. Arlos Fannins
vip meet Dudley Steele and Jack
Martin will meet Charles ArensOn
In l0-round bouts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
McCarty Signs Contract

ST. LOUIS, Feb. S.--Lew McCarty
cardinal catcher, has entirely re-
from injuries received late
last season whcnR an automobile
driven by Rabbit" Maranyille, was
in smashup at Cambridge, Mass,
according to "A lotter accompanying
MCCarty's signed contract which
was received by Manager Hickey to-
day. McCarty is wintering at Cata-
MiSsa. Pa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
Mr.- .lrl.nn MIns TnnrncN

TAMPA F.D Feb. q Mrs @
Henry Str#uu M tNr Huntington
Valley U.au. pb.Rdr.phtp won the
Jauuu.. Wumcus Eult tournament
Lac Hr.H.rs today defeating Mrs G..
T. I,N a follow club member
and -na turned 100 ID card ui Sc,
Sh. ALSO won last years tuurua-
mJUf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
TEXAS CHRISTIAN
LOSES TO TULSA
Schmidt's Cagers Win 5th
Straight at Fort
Worth

sp....I 90 Tho Wp.d
FORT WDWrII Toxla Feb Q. .-
Tho touring tr:yorsty uf Tilsa bns.
kotbtll to1m TODAY won it1 Hrh
consecutive victory when It defeated
Tho Texas Christian university quin-
irt 3a TO 22.
ha ,r Tuesday nights game with
90, TuNlg Methods, university at
Dallas Chailcs Kock featured to-
days game. leading In scoring and
playing a brilliant game.
Tho lineup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
Bill McKechnie Sold
to Minneapolis Club

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Fob. s.
"Bilr McKechnie. third hascmau
Of the Pirates has been sold to the
Minneapolis club OF the American
association. Pres dent Barney Drcy-
fuss emphatically denied that Max
Carey was going to the New York
Giants or any other club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
Grid Rules Committee
in Conference March 5

NEW YORK, Fob. 3--The an
nual meeting Of the iytcr-collcgiate
football rules committee probably
will he held In this city Saturday,
March 2, according to tentative ar
ranEcmcnts announced here today.
Several proposed changes or amend
discussed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
Bobby Waugh Is Barred
From Fort Worth Rings

FORT WORTH, Texas, Feb. s.
Bobby Waugh, veteran lightweight
is barred from Fort Worth arenas
in the future, boxing promoters an
nuunCed here today. waugh, II IS
claimed, jumped contract at the
eleventh hour. Application for n
permanent Injunction restraining
him from fighting here will he
made. one promoter said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
LAWN TENNIS CONFAB TODAY
Executive Committee Meeting Pre-
CctIcs Association Conference.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Thc an
nual meeting OF the United states
Lawn Tennis association. To he held
in this city Saturday, will be pre-
Ceded by conference OF the execu-
tive committee tomorrqw evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
Haptists Defeat kingfishcr.

SHAWNEE, Feb, 3,--Tho Bapt.st
university basketball five defeated
he KingfishPr college quintet on
he Baptist floor tonight 26 to II.
'raig, forward starred for the Bap-
lists with Is points, while Fryer.
onward. Kingfishcr, scored u
points.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
CieUeland Sand LOtter
Signs With White SOr

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Feb. SD
Karl. Cleveland sand lotter, today
signed contract to pitch for the
Chicago white Sox. Karl Is a right
handler weighing about $50 pounds,
and is similar both in build and
delivery to George Uhlc, sand lottcr
who made good in one season with
the Indians
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
POS. Christian (22)

0T0ITHF FI'TI FO0Is NO0hlm-
% frDE, O. IWhucy, o, Stcpp, 3,
lamn O. Williams 2. Meyers. o..
Logan, !, Lryy !. Ryan. / liason.
T. Free goals puuhnm. / GROSS,
4 SupstitutiDns f.Hwhorn for Kerr,
Williams for pishucy Lamb for Dun
ham Kerr for Stcpp. Ryan for Doug
lass, Ets6u for Logan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
LeWis Adds MartinsOn
to His List of Victims

PORTLAND. Me-, Feb. ?. Ed
tStrangle) Lewis, worlds heavy
weight wrestling champion has add
ed Paul Martinson TO his string OF
victims today. Lewis threw Martini
son in 81 minutes using the head
lpPE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
CHARLEY WHITE SUSPENDED
,taliinG with Soily Friedman Draws
set Down Tor ChiCagoan.

MILWAUk EE, Fob. 3.--Char.ey
Nhltc, Chicago lightweight has been
suspended for six months by the
Wisconsin boxing commission,
Whites bout with sailor Friedman
- Kenoshn recently was stopped in
he tenth round when the referee
lecided White was not fighting his
seAl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
SaPULPA DEFEATS BRlSTOW
Jones Men Win 80 to 90 In First
Game on Road Trim.

BRISTDW, FCb. 3.-SapuIpa HTEn
school baskctcerg tonight defeated
Br stow SO TO 90 on the local flcot
Hail and McCrady of Sapulpa an1
Peters OF Bristow were stars. 81
pulpa plays at oklahoma City Tr.-
day night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04

According to Lloyds, the United
States built 2,0O9,495 tons OF ne"
ships to replace losses OF the war
Great Britain built l234,sll tons
and Japan 4l4.qh7 tons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
TULSA SHOOTERS
BEAT ARKANSANS
Locals Administer 2nd
Defeat to Little Rock
Cagers

Tulsa high school basketcer. .aqt
victory from the Little Rock. Ars
high school five 25 to IL. on Oh.
local court. Adkins and Patterson
OF Little Rock and Morgan OF Tulsa
featured
The lineups.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04

Wycoff. Carson 9 Brownficld 2.
Morgan ?, Lawton 2. Rupert Froe
gua.s--Adkins 6, quinn 3. Substi-
/ tutlons--Taylor for PiEgaike. Carson
/ for quinn, Keith FOR Brownfield.
/ Cock for Rupert. Rcfcrcc--Wein.
cClic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
Chief Justice Mcdonald Acts
Speedily In Assigning Cases
L,AplG tDeIslg
Larry DALEY

--As~.u-.l4i'---ai..r-. -..---sa = a.szaaz,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-25
TALKED ABOUT BEES.
Vermont Keepers Held Annual Meet
ing at North Ferrisburg.

North Ferrisburg, Aug. 25.--Or
Tuesday morning the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Corey was the convcrgmp
point for all interested in bees and
bee keeping. At 1890 the BROAD
piazzas and lawn we're well filled with
men and women as the 45th annual
convention of the Vermont Bee Keep
ers association was called toorder by
the president F. d. Manchester of Mid
dlebury. The invocation was made by K.
H. Holmes of Sdoreham, Mr.. Corey ex-
tended hearty welcome to all, which
was responded to by the president.
The secretary, L. W. Larahce Of
Shoreham, read report Of the last
convention held one year ago at the
Committees following on nominations
and resolutions were named by the
president Inspector {. 4. Lewis of
West Shoreham reported on the foul
brood situation. He reported some
yards in very poor condition and voiced
a warning to bee men to guard against
this menace to the colonies. Follow
ing this several minutes were spent
asking and answering questions, bring
ing out some important points. NJ. d.
Hund of Nergennes, who was to speak
on the advisability of spring feeding
to increase production not being pres
ent. few minutes were spent in dis
cussion. Mr. Holmes opened islis with
few well chosen remarks, and stated
that in his opinion when necessary TO
feed, the best time was the irst half
OF September.
William Settler of Philadelphia used
the time by giving a comprehensive
address on "The Honey Market and
Prices His main point was stabili-
zation of prices for the world of ev
erything that has to be bought. This
KEY note was TO be hopeful of the
future and patient with the present.
After this address the convention ad-
iourned for luncheon which was
basket picnic affair, hot tea ond coffee
being served.
At 80 the meeting was called TO
order and committee reported A rs.
olution was read, thanking Mr.. and
Mrs. Corey for their hospitality in
opening their home to the association.
Officers elected for the coming year
were: President, F. d. Manchester of
Middlebury; first vice president, j. w.
Clark of Addison; second vice -presi- |
dent, J. +. Corey of North Ferrisburg;
third vice president, +. Melrose OF
Charlotte; secretary and treasurer, 4. /
w. Larabee of Shoreham. The speak |
er of the afternoon was Dr. +. f. |
Phillips, agriculturist OF Washington, |
his subject being "The Control of Eu.
ropean FOUL Brood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-25
RUTLAND MAN HARD HITTER.
William J. Lavoice Convicted of Knock.
ing Down c. r. Wallet.

Rutland, Aug. 25.-William J. La
voice of this city, proprietor of two
second hand stores was sentenced by
Judge Leonard f. Wing in city court
yesterday TO serve not less than 30
days nor more than 60 in Jail and to
pay fine of 500 and costs of about
$40 for breach of peace. Lavoice was
found guilty at the jury trial Tuesday.
Sentence will not be carried out i'm
mediately as Attorney George NJ. God
dard, counsel for Layoice, moved that
the verdict be set aside.
The cburt denied the motion and the
respondent took exceptions TO the read
ing This means that the case may 90
to thte supreme court, In the mean
time Layoice has his freedom, having
furnished $500 bail Wallace w, Nichols
going surety for him.
The case is the outcome OF some
trouble which occurred on Wales
street few nights age when Layoice
struck Charles r Wallet with his fist,
knocking the man down Lavoice
claimed that Wallet was drunk and
attacked him Wallet denied being
intoxicated and has not been proven
guilty of it. He asserts that Layoice
attacked him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-25
Topics of the
Home and
Household.

When making pea soup, always
throw in slice of bread. 1t prevent:
the peas from sinking to the bottom OF
the pan and burning.
Keep the polishing cloth with which
to oil furniture in covered tin can
in this way the cloth can be used for
an indefinite time, and the oil will not
ooze out on everything it touches.
An excellent method for preventing
colored embroideries from losing tone
when washed is TO put them through
bran water. The bran may first be
boiled, the water strained off and the
bran then added to the water in which
the work is to be washed in proper
tion of handful to pint of warm
water, or the bran may be boiled in
a bag so as 10 be strained by one and
the same process.