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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Treasurer's Notice on Re-
quest for Tax Deed

10 every person in actual possession or
occupanc of The hereinafter descrb-
ed land, lot or premises, and to the
person ID whose name the same was
taxed or sps ciallg assessed, and to all
persons h wing an interest or title of
record in or to the c.
Notice is hereby given that on the
30th day OF cem mn, 4. d. 1918, the
following described property, situate in
the county of Clear Creek and state of
Colorado, to-wit: Golden Hammer lode,
survey No. 1867, in Coral mining dis.
trict, as described in tax sale certificate
OF purchase No. 1926 for the year 1917,
was sod for the whole taxes for the
year 1917 and purchased. .by Clear Creek
county.
That the said Clear Greek county has
duly assigned the certificate of purchase
issued on account of such purchase to
M. I. Chestnut, who with o. w. Hayes
and j. W. Critics have made request
upon the treasurer. of said county for
deed.
That the said premises were-taxed for
said year 1917 in the name of The Gold
Hammer Mining and Tunnel Company
That the time of redemption of, said
real estate from such tax will expire on
the 3lst day of December, A. D. 1921, and
unless redeemed on or before said day a
deed will be issued therefor.
[Official Seal]
Dated this 10th day of September.
A D. 1921.
MARY E. DEVANY,
Treasurer of the said county of Clear
Creek.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hamlin
spent Monday and Tuesday in
Denver, taking home Neal Gaffy,
who had been the weekend guest
of Gregory Hamlin. Mr.. Hamlin
and Gregory motored to Denver
Thursday, returning today.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
ireaSurer's Notice on Re
uueSt forE~~~EN~~ass...-

To every person in actual possession or oecupanc,
of the hereinafter described land, lot or premises
and TO the person in whose name the same was
taxed or specially assessed. and to all persons
having an interest OF title of record in OF to the
same.
Notree is hereby given that on the Both day Of
December. A. D. 1918. the following described
properly. sittiate in the county of Clear Creek and
state of Colorado. to-wit An undivided one-haf OF
the lnvncible lode mininH claim. survey No. 1859.
in Trail Creek mining district as described in tax
sale certificate Of purchase No. 10. for the year
1917. was sold for the whole taxes for the yeaf
1917 and purchased by Clenr Creek county.
That the said Clear Creek county has duly as
signed the certificate Of purchase issued on &C.
count of such purchase 10 Q. W. Hayes, who haiti,
made request upon the treasurer Of said county 70,
a deed
That the said premises were taxed for said yea
1917 in the name Of J. p. Davie estate.
That the time Of redemption Of said real estate
from such tax sale will expire on tho 18th day oI
January. A. D. 1922. and unless redeemed on OF
before said day . decd will be issued therefor.
Dared this 23d day Of September, a. D. 1921,
(Officiai SeaD MARY E. DEVANY.
Treasurer Of Said County of Clear Creek
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21

Mrs. H. McCulley of Golden
spent several days this week as a
guest of DR.. and Mrs. q. o. Allen,
She is sister of the doctor, and
the mother of Prof f. NJ, McCul-
ley. formerly principal of the
schools here.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Savory Chicken Stew

8 tomatoes or one No. 2 canltomatoss.
8 3sweet red pc eopers cut in cubes.
sweet green peppers cut in small
cubes or one No. 2 can peppers.
l onion (size of an ege).
medium sized chicken
4 lb. ham or or slices bacon chop
ped fine.
tablespoon chopped parsley.
bay leave
2 teaspoons salt
2 tablespoons butter or bacon drip
pings,
Siftings-NeVs Office
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21

Siftings-Nees Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
SALESIANUM BASKETBALL,
High School Players Preparing foI
Interesting Schedule.

Basketball practice was resumed by
the Salesianum High School players
at st. Joseph's gymnasium yesterday.
fast and lively scrimmages featuring
the workout. The boys showed UP in
excellent form. and their capable
coach, Mr.. Magill. complimented them
for their very effective work on the
floor.
Team A defeated Team B by a
score of 20 to 5. Both teams showed
up in good form. Several interest
ing games are scheduled for the team
during the coming season. Many
Pennsylvania teams will clash with
the Catholic fioor-ruhners. opportuni-
ties for which have been provided
through the teams becoming a MEM
Der Of the fast Catholic League. AL
though some Of the games will prove
very difficult. 1t is expected that the
local team will make a good record.
The Salesianum team will not only
participate in basketball as a member
OF the Catholic League, but Will also
develop itself along other lines of
sport.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
NEW CASTLE CLAIMS
RUNNER-UP TITLE
Objects to Newark Basketball
ers Claiming Honors Which
They Contest.

The following communication is
explanatory:
Sports Editor. Every Evening.
Dear sir:
Several times, during the last week
or two. | noticed references on your
page to the Newark High School
basketball team as the "runner-up" In
the State Interscholaristic basketball
contests last year. Permit me TO in
form you that the references are err
roneous. New Castle High School was
the "runner-up." being defeated i'm the
State Championship game by Dover
High School on a Dover floor New
ark was not even New Castle county
champion, having been defeated two
games out of three by New Castle In
the interests of fair play, will yor
please correct this error by informing
the many readers Of your excellent
sporting page that New Castle Hilh
School won the lnterscholastic chap
pionship of New Castle county, ex-
Guiding Wilmington, last year and that
New Castle. not Newark, was the
"runner-up" in the game for the State
championships
1t also is worth noting that. after
Dover had been awarded the State
championship after winning over New
Castle on Dover floor, they refused
TO give us a second game on n New
Castle floor and third game, in case
we won the second. on a neutral floor
We also believe that ii is a matter
or sporting interest that Wilmington
High School failed to reply to ou
letter requesting a game. Do they
fail to recognize the New Castle
county champions and the runner.
up in the State championship contest
OF last year as being in the same class
with them? Ordinary courtesy de.
mands that they at least make som,
reply to our letter.
We do not claim to be able To de.
Feat Newark, Dover and Wilmington
but we try to be good sports. We dc
not claim laurels that we did not carr
and are not afraid of being defeated
by better school teams of the State
bat We can and do play basketball.
Yours very truly,
/ Henry Il. Snavely.
Supt. of New Castle Schools
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
BIG GAME TONIGHT.
Mt. Carmel and X. OF c. In FracaS
Here,

Mt. Carmel OF Philadelphia and the
local h. OF c. team will battle II out
tonight in the Olympia cage.
The Mt. Carmel five are well-known
in this city. the battle they put up
with Defiance here two years. ago be-
ing one of the best contests staged
in this city that year.
Manager Doueherty of the locals
Will trot out the same team on the
floor tonight that defeated the strong
Penn Mata team of Philadelphia last
week and judging by the form dis
played on that occasion he is pre-
dieting victory for his quintet.
The preliminary game will be be-
tween the girls team of the Catholic
Daughters and a first-class girls team
of Chester. This game should prove
interesting as the locals have been
practicing for several weeks and have
rounded into fast combination while
the Chester team comes here with a
reputation OF being one of the best in
this section.
After the games there will be dane
ing at S.45 and IL possible dancing
game and music will be furnished by
McCrea's S Melody Boys.
! The first game will start promptly
at 7.45 with the big game commenc-
ing at S.45 and if possible dancing
will start at 9.45 and continue until
| -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
BASEBALL DRAFT PLAN
IS STILL UNSETTLED
VIII Come Before Advisory
Councils Final Meeting This
Afternoon.
~ Aasocla,ed rro.e ~ t,,er, t.v,u,,r

~ Associated Tress 20 Every Evening.
New York. Dec, 17r--Iembera of ths
baseball advisory council convened to-
day In hold-Over meeting 20 cOnsiCcr
important questions OF baseball policy
and administration submitted 10 Il for
final action by the big league officials
who completed their annual confer
lences yesterday.
Foremost of the problems left for
the council 90 solve WAS the draft
lruling. which the majors want restored
and TO which certain minor Leagues
object. However, President Toole. or
the International League, President
Hickey, of the American Assoc tion,
and President Mccarthy. ~ the Pacific
Coast League. acting as n class "A
leagues committee. were to meet mem
! lbers Of the council IN an effort 20 come
10 terms.
/ All Of the minor leagues n the cour-
/ try, with the exception 81 those =
class "A rating. the Western Ieagus
n class a circuit and the Three Eys
League. a class r. have subscribed
to the principles Of tho draft.
The advisory council is composed
Of Commissioner lands. the presi-
dents Of the American and National
League and Michael Sexton and John
II. Farrell. president and secretary,
respectively, Of the National Asso-
Iciation Of Minor League Baseball
Clubs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
DRAMATIC CLUB IN PLAYLET.
1t. Johns Thespians Present "Heiress
Hunters" 10 Large Audience.

Members Of st. Johns Dramatic
Club. last night in the auditorium ot
the parish house. presented the
"Heiress Hunters 10 a large and ap-
preciative audience. The entertain-
ment was followed by a dance. The
play was produced under the personal
direction of theylub coach, Mrs. Har-
ry Gordon Bethard, and was well act
ed
The cast was as follows: The Here
Hunters-Tom Timmons. author, VIC
tor d. Handy; Dick Chetwynd. artist.
Raymond O. Schaefer; Harry Give.
musician, J. Clifford Weaver; Major
Morann, Toms uncle and Amethyst =
guardian. J. Harold Wiley: Whimper.
the only butler in KOkomo. Edward u.
Morrow; Amethyst Lake. the heiress,
Marian c. Macklem; Nell Gray, a
true American girl. Elizabeth s..
Ward; La Lolita, a model young lady
from Spain, Marian Scott; Mrs. Baliou.
Amethyst's aunt. Helen W. Pyle; tho
Widow Wood. Ethel l.. Lowe; John
Patrick Wood. Henry Lodge; Pandora
Wood, Jessie d. Ward.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
lends Win Opening Game; Pioneers Bolu Brol0nson
JUDGE LANDIS GAINING MUCH
PROMINENCE IN NATIONAL PASTIME

Judge
national pasme and that all
his of the The who
likewise bascbaldom
astonished the of this
his through York
awaited
Land When he did It,
addition
worlds forfeited.
gaining
throughout the During
the
o York,
OF tho affair.
which in 1912
had the American all lined the
there hesancy his casting
In o game
be t.
between the Yankees Giants held
dissatisfaction
attendance.
a
and will be great to the fans, II it is carried out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
.SEAFORD INTERESTED.
IN SHORE LEAGUE
Down State Fans Arc Talking
Baseball for Next Season;
May Join Circuit.
Special Correspondence Every nvenlnr

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
| Seoford, Dec. 17.--Thc news OF the
withdrawal of the Princess Anne. Md,
baseball team from the new Eastern
Shore League, which was formed at
the termipation OF the last baseball
season, was n surprise to the base
ball fans of this town and vicinity,
az the team had made such an ex-
cellent showing. With the announce
ment of their withdrawal local fans
at once began talking of Seaford taxi
ing Princess Anne's place. Milford
and Dover have also been mentioned
but IL is said that neither OF these
towns would go In unless both could
get n berth.
Milford and Dover are both great
drawing cards especially when play
ing each other. Seaford Is ideally
situated for n berth in the league, In
fact. better than either Milford or
Dover, and the towns baseball repu-
tatlon for drawing power is equally
as good as Dover or Milford The
baseball fans here were sounded about
going into the league when Il was
In the making, but owing to several
reasons the town did not seek berth
The principal reason of Seaford not
clamoring for a berth i'm the league
when II was organized was the fact
that the present grounds are under
litigation, with no definite time set
for the settlement in the courts of
tho litigation. The baseball moguls
did not wish to enter the league un-
less they could present suitable
ground and one where they would not
likely be told to vacate at any time.
Several of the principal baseball
moguls who were anxious for Seaford
to enter the league at once set out to
see what could be done about lea sing
or purchasing new ground. Sub
scription lists were circulated. which
were freely signed for large and small
amounts, and just when 1t seemed GER
tain Seaford was to have a new and
modern baseball ground with a fast
team Tor next season, the matter was
mysteriously dropped and nothing
since has been done, until this week
when the news about Princess Anne
was learned.
Then the fans began talking again
ana while Seaford may not be able
To get In the league. the chances. for
hasebal here next year are brighter
than thy were a month ago. A letter
has been received from a former Sen
ford player who has made good since
playing here who would like TO como
back and take charge of n team here
next season. and there is strong talk
or making him an offer To como hcre
ana run the team. Cambridge, one
OF the members of the new Eastern
Shore League has expressed a desire
for Seaford TO take the Princess Ammo
4 teams place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
SOPHONORES WIN
OVER FRESHMEN FIVE
First Year Men Weaken in Final
Half and Second Year Play
ers Triumph.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Dec. 17--After holding
them TO a to s score in the first half
Of the game last night. the University
Of Delaware Freshmen weakened in
the final half and the Sophomores won
out, % 10 .. in the first of the inter-
class games between these two classes.
Both teams went into the contest with
the record Of not havin;- lost a game
70 date in the .nter-class series. They
had both defeated the Seniors and
Juniors. but under the schedule these
two teams had not come together.
The first half was fast and hard
fought with the second year boys only
having a shade the advantage. The
half ended to in favor of the
Sophomores. In the next half the
Sophomores struck their speed and
ran up 19 points. while the first year
boys could only score three points.
This made the final score % 10 ., in
favor Of the Sophomores.
/ Williams was the star for the win
fners. He shot six field goals and
some Of them were difficult attempts
Betzmer was also tower of strength
to the Sophomores, caging four field
goals. The lineup follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
| MORE EFFICIENCY
Gamers NEED
Tri-State Association is Told
How Consumers Demand
Can be Increased.

The consumption Of tomatoes IN tho
United states is IN the ratio Of one can
per person each sixteen weeks This
statement was made BY James Moore.
OF Rochester. y. y. vice president y
the National "anners' a Association. ln
an address sterday 10 the members
Of the Tri-Stste Packers Association
IN Philadelphia. Continuing. the
speaker said that we are not troubled
with oveTprOduction and the solution
% creating greater consumers' de-
man will be found in establishing mora
efficient mercha ndisiug methods
Resolutions were adopted favoring
lower freight rates, lower prices for
TIN containers. the admission of potash
free of duty and in favor of a canned
goods week.
r. Il. Dye. manager. OF the Gamers
Service Bureau of Urbena. O., ad-
dressed the meeting He spoke in
favor Of a canned goods week and said
that when a case OF canned goods -
placed in a home the capacity Of that
home for that product Is doubled. r.
J. Cattell, City Statistician. also ad-
! dressed the meeting.
/ Officers elected for the new year are:
/ President, William Silver; vice-presi-
dents. for New Jersey. Wallace Rob-
erts: for Delaware. Clinton Rockford:
/ for Maryland. Hall Wrightson. secre-
! tary-treasurer, G. VI. Dashiel Execu-
! tive committee: for New Jersey. Allen
! T. Stevens and Samuel Watson; FOR
/ Delaware, Walter o. Hoffecker and
Harry L. Cannon: for Maryland. II. F.
Strausbaugh. John NJ. Swing. Otto s..
lLangrell. II. 3. Messenger and John B..
7 Roberts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
BOYS TO BE DINNER GUESTS.
Wll Be Entertained by Business Men
In Grace Church House Wednesday.

The program for the mems dinner
next Wednesday in the Grace Church
House, 90S West street, will be in
charge of the boys work committee of
Grace Nj. r. Church. The boys OF the
Saturday Boys Club win be the guests
Of the business men at this time and
the first so men to make reservations
will be given the privil, ge of having
the boys as their guests. The commit
tee consists of }. c. Bentley. chair
man; Walter b. Banker. +. +. Gal
lagher. Jr.. and Harry Mock.
The mid-week services following the
dinner will also be in charge of the
boys work committee. A religious
picture in keeping with the season
will be shown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
WRESTLING IxHiBiTIoN.
u.fmen Uall io he >cehe Of Popular
~por, Monda, Nisht.

Wrestling win make an EFFORT TO
uome hack into favor In this city Mon
day nlshi when a pair of fast matches
viii he staged at German Hail. with
yhrcsi Lazarus. New York middle
wrlrht. who IN making his home In
this eitv a. the present time. and
FRANK smith. of this city.
smith made reputation as a
wrestler white Ia the army and has
several trophies cmhlcmatic of the A.
D. " championship IN the middle
weight class In the semi -windup,
Andy Pines holder of the feather
vcirht championship IN this state. will
~ uut ui his class and meet Fred
ponn, lightweight, who lays claim TO
The tlil, IN his class.
The opener brings together Billy
Jennings of the keystone Field Club,
and iiill Williams. af the Ponnsy
hhups. John icraclc, heavyweight
champion uf Delaware. will referee all
lhp matches, The bouts will start
promptly at sac o'clock. Tickets are
un sale 40 the keystone Field club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
Eastern Shore League Admitted.

Elkton, Nd. Dec 17.-President
Walter Is. Miller, of the Eastern Shore
Baseball League, has been advised by
Secretary j. II. Farrell of the National
Association of Professional Baseball!
Clubs, that the newly organized East
ern Shore Baseball League is now a
member of the National Association
OF Professional Baseball Clubs and the
stage is now all set for some real
fast sport at the Shore next season.
The clubs comprising the circuit are
Pocomoke, Salisbury, Berlin, Cam
bridge, Md; Parksley Va. and Laurel,
Del. All have inclosed grounds and
have organized for next season and
extensive plans have been made by
each club for a big season. A move
ment is also on foot TO organize a
similar league with Centreville, Ches-
tertown, Easton. Denton, Dover, Del,
and Seaford, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
Allison Trys Comeback Monday.

Big Joe Allison will essay a come
back Monday night when he goes to
the post at Atlantic City with JEFF
Clark rs his opponent The local
mauler has been getting in shape for
several weeks at the keystone Field
Club and will enter the ring in tip
top shape. Olen Hackett, manager of
the big fellow, has receivd offers to
match his man with Sergeant Ray
Smith, the boy who gave Bob Martin,
the A. +, f. champ, such a wonderful
fight last year at the Arena in Jersey
City. This bout will take place at the
Atlantic City club some time in Janu-
ary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
rt>pitn IAcEs FREEDMAN.
tiuhi ~.lshi Contender Wins Over
thicsvoNn In Fifteen Rounds.

New York Dee i1.--Lew Tender. of
Philadelphia, the lightweight contend
81 fur Kenny fsconards crown. gave
ssilor Freedman, Of Chicago. a ter
ilhle laclnp last nlrht IN their Is
round battle at Madison square Gar
a,n
The Judges had NO trouble In finding
verdict IN favor of the Philadclphian
Toe M the second round OF the bout
Freedman was knocked down four
TIMES, The Chicago lad showed lot
uf kamcnssH, getting up each time
and nnally managed 90 stall out the
tuund,
IN. minute's rest between sessions
aid the hattlor lot Of good and
Freedman rallied wonderfully. De-
splt. the terrible punishment he rc-
t,iN.d the Sailor came back strong
ann made n great nsht.
Tender had hlF opponent beaten
into submission and Inflicted lot OF
punishment for the balance OF the
nsht, bat at times freedman rallied
aud made !, decidedly interesting for
Tender
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
BASKETBALL PLEASING MANY FANS

o Basketball
Wilmington
basketball wilmington
The Increased interest in the Of the wooden following the
trend OF all local
athletic circles of
nan o a o
resulted display
appealed
victory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
Morris Fights Iubcr Tonight.

Mickey Morris, the local sensation in
m, nyvclshi ranks, will so TO Phila-
l.lrhla tonight 90 battle with Young
10. 1ub.r. ~ that city. IN the first
hUui of an all.star card al the National
4 A, Eleventh and Catherine streets
Morris has been training daily az the
kryrione Field Club and Is confident
that he WI scurc win over the
Philadelphia boxer. Tho local lads win
over he veteran Eddio Doyle. al the
a. Palace last week. stamps him -
ths best yunnsstcr pcrformlns around
lshllnhNlnhlA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
BROWNSON DEFEATS
PIONEER QUINTET
victors OutcIass Opponents,
37-1o; Farley High Scorer
With Six Field Goals.
TonIght's Schedule.

Rrownson VS.. st. Mary's, at st.
Joseph's Hall Referee, Buchanan.
Rrownson scored a decisive victory
over Pioneers last night in a City
League game at the Fourth and Jack
e,n streets floor, 81 TO 10.
The Brownson boys started of like
a fash in the first half and by clever
defensive work on the part of Nc
Clafrerty and @. Dougherty, managed
to hold Pioneers without field goal
In the second half Purcell broke
away from his opponent and Tailed
three field goals.
Farley was the top scorer with siN
field goals. while Bierman and Flynn
each registered three.
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
BASKETBALL AT NEW CASTLE.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New Castle, Dec. 17.--Last evening
in the cage OF the Van Dyke Armory
the Anchor a. G., a newly organized
basketball team. composed of young
men of this city, defeated the seconI
team of II. Company, before a large
crowd by the score of 25 to 10. The
playing of Walter Kern at center. and
forward for the Anchor team, was the
feature, while McKnitt featured for
the Armory boys. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
SOPHOAIORES.
FRESHMEN :
smyrna Church Services.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Smyrna, Dec. 17.-Services viii be
conducted in the First Presbyterian
Church, of which Rev. J. NJ. l., Eckard
Is pastor. tomorrow as follows, Morn
ing sermon, on The Bible as Litera-
ture Plus" and evening sermon. on
The Vision is for Him Who Will See
It." The male quartet will render vo-
cal selections. Townsend Jefferson will
direct the iunior choir.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
FRIENDS OPEN WITH
WIN OVER NEWARK
Local 0uNkers Outclass Oppo-
nents IN Initial Tilt OF
Season.

Tho Friends school basketball team
opened the iasi-2s season last night,
hs defcatins Newark liish. 2e-a. The
ouhkcrs showed some fast passing
ana shooting that hnf'cd their op-
rrnonts
The work ~ Ions, Pyle and Moore
proved hie factor IN tho victory,
,hia TITO accounting fcr ~ ~ tho 80
points tallied, Moore featured I'm foul
anal shooting, Carins 10 from the Is
loot mark.
ln the preliminary game tho second
team defeated Westminster. % TO Il.
fhr game was featured by tho work
~ The guards ~ tho little ouakers.
The HruFr