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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-25

Never put off till tomorrow what
you can do today-it may be pro-
hibited then.-Boston Transcript.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-25
CLASSIFIED
ADVER Using
WANTED

! WANTED Some4.one interested In
!. garbage see manager of Eccles
Hotel. adv. 1920
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-25

L. ID. 5. First and Second Wards
sunday school at 1880 q. m. |;
services at 2 p. M; mutual at 7.3O
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-25
School Opens On
September Sixth

Continued from page one
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-25
FOR SALE

FOR SALE+Jersey heifer calf, four
months old, five. pigs ten weeks old
and pure Xred white leghorn chick
ems. Phone 267R IN adv. esp
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-25

WANTED-To hear from owner Of
good ranch for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, MINI. adv. 69c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16


. NHo OF '"o h'''t IN - - 49, -
es"nS a''A'""T g. mann ',.
p'oSeH ~ '"N '''''A w." ~.
Al 81 '-oH'' H'\' W""" rs
cause SINa ''A'' a. sum-
&c S'''e" n"'''S ,
oGGuP'e" 'ne "'''"' ~ -
!ost season en-" """'"''
evans - r"a'E 'e'' arm '''"'"'
ABOVE IN" .''hS 'Nt ~ AN,r' :. u" '"'"-
yours. aH"'N'r "h"'H'V HF''''" ""i"' 90
go',' rFpF"Sra'"" N fH'S 'aNe .! NC
rahh'ns ccaMr''H. N'''" h"H'e'' -
actually Superior % our "w" brand ana
st1' 'H'rH m't'"- 90 'mF.t lance VIII
De '"c f"'"iA - AAAo'e7 Exam l" III"
INKS q CORNER H''" hn'HHT Wh" mas A"'
oeen ''mf"N'"T ;HT man! Years.
Exan Will i"aG r"~ "!"m"nt i"to tho
encounter n" '7T N"''"T" players
Th2t "" NAV ICY RANK high - proven
BY 40 rAsn" 4 Llr. ''.t Hunter
w zee 'ilt'"r> -" 3" ''s't"d Eng
Ana last May !" '''' n N" ETitiSh
amateur hI'" Il Hl"f opportunity L"
prove '"'' oar "'''-'Sa-e s'AHKh''r 'oS
the br't.>h t'H;"Ti.''N Mas n0t due 20 a
marNeL superiority IN COX but 70 what
we all claim !'c"'"H; tests 70 meet;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16

Will hardly be possible to get ai6G a.
fast as that. since there are Is WI.
nesses yet 10 be examined by the sLAtA
Tie defense will introduce some 10
witnesses. and the state will probably
Introduce several more. Both sides are
endeaS oring 10 expedite tho trial and
will use their best efforts to bring II TO
termination this week.
The defense to-day moved that the
charE" against Griffith be dismissed on
tho ground o. no Jurisdiction" and that
the grand juTy which returned the in.
d!ctment was not regularly summoned.
The defens" also asRd that the court
order compulsory her,Ice Of three
prisoners at Moundstille as witnesses
for their side. All the motions were
aysrrled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
FOR BOWLING HONORS

With the reopcnlnE % tho bowling
season after the uSua. summer lay-"r
two teams OF Yorkyti.e last evening
ged championship match OF six
|ames a, yoCky.l,e
Dtsalo and BoldriHe. representing ;he
mer!can bowling alleys. defeated Nanu
ID Ct"'u, representing 'hN Victoria
eys. The winners scored :"2i while
Victoria how.crs scored 1884, pins
rher. was much !nteres; N m" match
a large crowd gathered - wa.'A the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
TEMPLE B, Y.P. D..

The Baptist TouaS Tc"rIes' Union ~
TIRE Wheeling baptist Tempe he'G rs
regular Thursday evening devotional
and sccla! hcu- a: the home 81 Mr. and
Mrs. John W. James NJ Wa-wo,d last
evening. Rev. George +. Lockhar, led
. N the dsvotlons.
Mr.. George Davis ~ Wheeling. sang
several baritone SOLOS aUG Mr.. Harris
OF Swansea. South Wales a musician.
gave excellent selections AT the piano.
\ lunch and open air song service
were enjoyed aroaaG a bonfire. Forty
two were present and rcnprts were re-
ceived from six % tho Temples young
people who have been in religious train
ing at the summer schools at The Lake
Geneva and Broaddus College assem-
bleS this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
4(6 Up NTH QUINTET
By FRANCIS OUIMET

heels ~ this 'n'"r!c ~ excellent talent
ones Gu.'f"rJ. Swecrs"r. beam kG"r
per md n" West"rncrS. uH; n greater
tnrr" ;han r'Sr and a!st.u,i.' IN uH,
o""WD quantity Anything X HHc.y -
"aHHen and 4 would C"' he Il Surrrls"
!" hny" this event produce a new cham
rion 10 take rank WIKI n" long Is -!
former ,.t'e holders we hav" q: inis
country. just as the 1919 even; gave IS
HERON. As matter q! fat The INKS
for this cent nrr VOL suited f,r %"
long games Of HERON and GuI.torL. as
the Engineers were nor,
A Good Move Doing West
Although tho decision - hold the
amteur as far west as 81. Louis seemed
Ike rank hr-rsy 20 NOS; Of us VINO
have been - rortuna;" A. 70 have 1,
staged nearer home IN The past. | an.
pleased with the change. l. WI, -
much :" develop Ec,t N that section. a
their players now hav" hrs oHp"r-
tun'ty - t"Sr their games Thor" ~
uId"uht"d', & long l.st -: put"U;ial
champions n tha, broad area. and th!s
amateur will not only stimulate" them
20 activity. hu; tmprov" tn" standard 80
play over the country. Colt has drve,-
Op"l - thu. point whore th' "a 81 an
~ longer lain luor" than It's share ~
h!E events There = hnGHH - Ne 4
Er"it'.r demand :,r both :he amateur
and open - ~" bad hr~unh ~" Mis-.
S.Ss:pp' snd Il Sh..u.d have i.s shar"
az them Not .'rx ago his area did
no, Off, the n."d O." testing courses de-.
,"H'.l"d hu; ~" gospel u golf arch
lecture - rsiii:l taking care Of that
Within a t""aIc many fixtures Will bs
S:aGC,l IN this s.ri.uH
Shua'i :, l.uU'S we M t. It's re3u-
ta;!on for h"a: many surprises are sure
:" ncC:;r Eut his. rather than an %
te"ti"n. SIMPLY adds 10 tho tNSt. Thirty
s:G hoi~ '.a'ch"> are weary affairs ~
ne not getting The breaks. IN ho, day
they are liable ~ upset him completely
Here. then. Is hazard 10 be rrrkoErd
with. although Few have noted l.. In
consequence. prime physical condition
VIII likely BE- -" determ ming factor
when tho matches get w.i, under wa.
"si"SiaI.y as ;hH fed rtrrnws down To-
;he last twn nr 'hr"" days 81 battle.
Time ara again We hs'" s"en his e,".
:I"r; wreck n" h"tf.'" game But All
is Car IN G"lt Prh v, wEo enter such
IN event mus, IA" all hazards with
good grace. taking ko:h the good and
bad breaks alike
Copyright. 10y. 81 Metzrsr)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16

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that come nrr.nf hi,., when ,hey got
him from, IN, river"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16


y asked IN, lis nan. i,,, 7 cav,
,,..
H"" Was Ira dressed when ne
'e'' 'Ha' morning ao"ard ma: boat
ie l"tt dressed in a brown suit OF
clothes.
q. Tho cour., "So,s,.-s .,,.--
A. NO sir. Drown sut, % ,;n,he,-
= Dress clothes"
a.,oe,,, c,o.,,
~"e P'T OF eos'"n'an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
! FATHER OF ROUGH
(Conttnusd from Page one)

ne first made his appearance. - Lear
Falls Ohio. thence I" Antiquity. hh'".
where he spent the night at he RoESh
home sleeping with lra !foTsf. '""H"-
to Karauga. Ohio, where Ira Eou>h and
Griffith arc alleged :" ha>" hal r"n-
versation with Clyh" Smith. w:'t.'hn'nn
on the Ren Hu- Smith VAS ~" "St
man said to -i,ave seen Ira N"GSh a.iI".
Hera testimony 81 Witnesses leaves nan
until court "p"as t"-m"rr"w m"'"inS.
when ne wi!' ne traced S,'| further.
Wade Roush. father "s Ira. made
valuable witness .0- N" prosecution
Ne Identified Griffith a. STRANGER "h'
sn.n, tho nisht az hts h"mH and tht "ns
with whom Ira lcc. n" ln"ra'Hg 90 Jan
mry - He also 'd"nt tscd me coat tm
which Grifa,h was c: p;u-"d N South
Carolina one wHlrh his son ~c"H
when ne l.r, home on III" incoming -:
January -. with th~ stranger us 'cS.
dmory was mos, effective AMI VAS 50
phasizcd by the in'sUs" TO-. ~ u"dHc
which h. bore himself. ENce;iiS from
testimony follows.
Tho Fathers Testimony
There was man ""nre :" nv H'TSH
70 buy the boat. a stranger :" 49,. :"
buy me boat. Him ard Ira had an
yersat.on about tho boat. and Ira W's
,een him the boa, and deliver II n
n, Pleasant and th"re was whore h"
n. 20 receive his money. at Fotnt li"as
Iant.
wv. va. IN me sitting room probably
near ten O'clock 'ha, nigh This
stranger kept asking Ira Z n" over
went 70 the river md looked at'"~ ais
boat or spared her on' At might"
Question: who .o!h that"
Answer: TIE stronger KEEP. talking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16

No matter what you want II WITH sa..
you time and money 10 use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Qrtffth's Story

o What sa- the natu-" - ma; con-
verSotinn between -" STRANGER ana your
self Recall a. much re YOU Tan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
BLACKSTONE

The prodigality Of leading motion
picture producers is a matter OF
|ommon knowledge today. A for
|une is spent sometimes TO secure
certain effects Towns are erected
|or a few hours screening, then de-
polished Thousands of auXiiiaries
re used 20 put over but one scene
H. a picture. But 10 remained for
william Fox To- show a new way to
urn up q lot Of good money in or
Ter that Blind Wives" which opens
three-day engagement at the
blackstone today, might present a
|cene OF splendor heretofore I'M
|qualled I'm any screen production.
Ihe scene. which presents the zero
our at Buciue's CLady Duff Cor
|on's) exclusive fashion shop IN
New York requires that the stun
bins models who fit like birds OF
bay plumage throughout the pre-
|entation of this world-famed fash
on show wear gowns that were alb
|olutely creations up to- the minute.
nd I'm no way reminiscent or sug-
FESTIVE of anything i'm my lady's
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
A nj USE MI E N 7 S

headed by william Jefferson. son Of
the famous Joseph Jefferson. While
Il IS entertaining and instructive. yet
10 IS called the most sensational mo-
ton picture yet attempted. The story
deals with the miserable and often
fatal results OF chance acquaintance
OF men and women on the streets
OF New York or any other big city
and drives home its lesson by show
ing the adventures Of a green farm
boy who comes 70 the city 20 take
his last fling at a good time before
joining the navy. A friend. who has
trouGen he primrose path and par
taken OF the bitter fruits, saves him
from real harm by ruse-but that
is another story that the film itself
must tell. Many scenes Of New York
life are shown. including widely
known dance halls. resorts and cab
arets along Broadway.
The picture is being shown sep
arately for men and women. thus
appealing TO those interested in the
true spirit and seriousness Of it's
message, rather than the morbid and
sensational seeking audiences. To-
days showing is for women only. to-
morrow for men. No children un-
der Is years of age Will be admitted
at any performance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

Xmas tree bulbs. all colors. . for
,5c. at Morans. 152 y. AIichisan ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

Browns latest Offering 70 the vaude-
Vile stage. features Miss Robyn
Adair. a graceful. petite and alto
gether charming young miss. This
is the headliner on the new Orpheum
program starting this afternoon.
Wanzer and Palmer in the comedy
skit shes Hard 10 Get Along with.
have some clean foolery and popular
song hits Capt Belts Seals, per
form wonderful feats Of animal in
telligenco. and are happily assisted
by two sImian comedians. Gordon
and Gordon. versatile young chaps,
amuse with their twists and turns"
while Dave Fox and Charlotte Con-
rad and company are melodists with
a sense Of humor. and =. George. the
musical chef, Will delight lovers Of
lively tunes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
Screen
AUDITORIUM

The second instaIImeut of the wild
|n!mal film sensation. called mir
cles OF The Jungle" i- shown at the
auditorium thcatcr today and to-
borrow. People who seen the first
hstaIlment voiced their opinion to-
be effect that never a picture has
zen shown that held the interest
j. did Miracles OF The Jungle.
he story was written and directed
Is r. W. Martin. the wild animal
rainer and noted jungle explorer
lad produced I'm 80 reels. Of which
lave been made into 4 chapters to
J. shown at this theater every Mon
|ay and Tuesday for 4 consecutive
|eeks Walter Heirs in a very fun
|y two-reeI comedy entitled soft
|oap" and FOX News Of latest events
20 also shown.
Coming wednesday and Thursday
he romantic Fox star. Tom Mix In
brand new picture called The
Rough Diamond" Tn this picture
|he noted cowboy star is revealed
g q comedian Of marked talent.
Pretty Eva Novak and a splendid
asst make the production the best
J. which Mix has ever appeared.
h Century comedy and Fox News
re added features.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
Secrets Of the Movies Revealed

Q-What child motion picture
actor was recently killed in an auto
mobile accident
A-'Breezy" E,ason. He was run
down by a truck while riding his
bicycle His father Is Reeves Ea-on.
director. and his mother. Jiu4sy
May a film player. The child was
only six years old and had appeared
in films since he was three.
Q-What film actor says he re-
quires three new suits for each pic
ture2
A-Carlylc Blackwell. lie spends
3 10. 600 a year for his motion picture
wardrobe and $1,000 for his ordinary
attire.
What masterpiece Of studio con-
struction is 10 be seen in a picture
entitled Handouts and Kisses 90
Information about this novelty in
set construction will be given in this
department tomorrow
Copyright 1921. Thompson Feature
ServiccD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
CASTLE

Conway Tearle. Martha Mansfield
and Betty Howe-One OF the strong
est triumvirates OF stars ever assem-
bled-will be shown in The Man OF
Stone" for its last times IN South
Bend today at the Castle The
story centers around the two love
affairs of an English captain
(Tearle) one with a social butterfly
OF London Miss Mansfield) who
throws him over and then stru Cycles
20 win him back, and the other with
a beautiful dancing girl of the Arab
ian desert CNIiss Howe) who offers
solace for his hearts sorrow To-
morrow Gareth Hughes comes In
The Hunch."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

mode that had ever been shown 20
feminine eyes before. Mr. Fox
promptly ordered that a complete
set OF new gowns be made at once
for the models. and that they rep
resent 10 the very last degree the
tendencies Of the Couturier's art The
result is one Of the most gorgeous
ensembles in the history of the mo-
tion picture art. In the midst OF this
bewildering exhibition fits a woman
who, though the possessor OF a myr-
lad OF lovely gowns at home. con
siders her proposed visit to the an
nual horse show as an impossibility
unless she has added a new and cost
~ outfit TO her collection.
How this woman is eventually
brought 10 the realization of the
debt to the society she has outraged.
IS told in one Of the most fOrCeful
narratives yet presented on the
Anerican screen.
The story OF Blind Wives" is
adapted from Edward KnOblOck's
international stage success. which
ran for II months in London. was
revised later, captured Paris and
New York. and has been hailed as
its brilliant authors most highly
artistic product.
The latest International News, as
/ well as a bonneville comedy en-
titled "The Shippers Filtration, -
are TO be seen on the same program.
Shows start at 1 pm. 2:45, 4:3O.
6:15. s. 9:45.
Johnny Hines as an irresistible
youth, Chases sObs. laughs suspense
with thrills. in a whirlwind story.
Burn 'em up Barnes" which is
scheduled TO open a three days en-
gagement Thursday.
Wesley Barry Will soon be seen
in his latest starring vehicle. Bob
Hampton Placer" which will open
three-day engagement next sun
/ day. Wesley Barry will be remem-
| bered for his remarkable ability as
| the juvenile actor in "Dinty" which
attraction played this popular thea
/ ter last spring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
LASALLE

Gareth Hughes in The Huneh"
has brought several dozen new and
hearty laughs to South Bend. for In
this tale of the youth who tries 10
make a million on the stock market
only TO find himself in jail charged
with numbering himself there IS
some Of the cleverest byplay seen
on the silver sheet. Ethel Grandin
and notable cast support the star
in this Offering which is being shown
today for it's last times at the La
sale. Tom OrrOw Ralph COnnor's
world-famed story of the family
who fed from prosecutions in Eu-
rope and Joined their fortunes with
the empire builders of Canada will
be the attraction. In novel form
the taye was known as The For
eigner, but on the screen il has
been rechristened Gods Crucible."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
STAGE
OLIVER

Announcement has been made that
George Broadhurst's supe.stage pro-
duction Of "The Storm" by Lang
don Mccormick, a romance of the
big woods. has been secured for a
two-day engagement at the oliver
theater, starting Sunday. Dec. Il.
The play will be presented by the
original New York cast. The
storm" was one Of the big New
York successes, where il ran for a
solid year at the Forty eighth Street
theater. IL later duplicated this sue
cess for six months in Chicago. at
the Olympic theater.
a feature of this show is the rea-
listic forest fire. said to he one of
the most vivid and realistic scenes
ever brought 10 the speaking stage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
OLIVER

Thousands of men and women in
other cities have seen the sensa-
tional photoplay Some Wild Oats. q"
which opened a five days engage
ment at the oliver theater yester-
day. The fact that each succeeding
performance was better attended,
whever the picture has been shown.
is evidence of the great interest in
creates.
The picture has an all-star cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
ORPHEUM

a brilliant Spanish revue, with
songs and dances introduced in their
native costume. and with an orig
inal and attractive setting for its
presentation. "Spic and Span" Gil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
ADM ATE FIRST APPLF.

Since Eve showed a pippin under
Adams nose and he sunk his molars
into il the name has been famous
Locally we hear a great deal OF
Adam I'm connection with flowers
Adam Beehler has flowers for every
conceivable occasion. Call him az
Malo 1899. 33O-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

Special prices Of portable lamps
The largest assortment to choose
from in the city can be found a.
Moran's. 1872 y. Mich. st. 334-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

Wilton I-ackaye. CASTOR Glass. Jo-
seph Bowling and Gladys Coburn
head the cast
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
Cit1a Briefs

Harley W. Zehner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus W. Zehner. 203 Paris St,
and a graduate o. Harvard, has
bar. The young lawyer, who is a
graduate OF South Bend High school,
is at present a member Of the Bos-
ton Legal Aid Society staff
Perry POyser, an ex-seg-yice man,
recently taken from a street car In
released from the hospital, suffered
a severe attack Of sciatic rheuma-
tisn while at Red Cross headquar-
ters IN the Chamber of Commerce
building late Wednesday afternoon.
and was removed 10 st. Joseph's hos
pital IN a Kreighbaum ambulance.
Reports from the hospital Thursday
were 10 the effect that POyser's con-
dition was satisfactory.
The Union Township Farmers bu-
reau will meet Saturday night at
Lakeville
Jacob Koinninskl received a YER
dict Of $3.50 due on a note from
John Kochanowski in superior court.
Rudolph and Gus Seirert have
brought suit IN superior court No. l
for $3.50 damages alleged 20 have
been sustained by them when a ".
Washington 81. ear struck the rear
end OF their automobile inflictlng
damage 10 that extent. The accident
occurred near Miami 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
COMPLETE DETAILS
FOR TRADES EXPO
Building Trades Council to
Open Program at Spring
brook Monday.

Final details are being worked out
by the committee in charge of the
Building Trades Exposition which
will be officially opened at Spring
brook park when the big illuminated
street parade begins at O'Clock
Monday night. the midway at the
park will be a mass OF brilliant
lights. shows. riding devices and
booths.
Special excursion rates have been
arranged in order that delegations
from neighboring cities and counties
may be given an opportunity to at
tend. Already hundreds Of visitors
have pleged their intention TO visit
South Bend.
The exposition will hold sway in
South Bend for the entire week
commencing Monday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
MINTON COMPLETES
BOOZE PROBE HERE
Prohibition Director Expected
to Act on Local Liquor
Situation.

Speculation and rumor among cir
cles interested in civic problems
marked the return OF r. A. Minton,
assistant federal prohibition director
OF the state OF Indiana. 10 Indiarap-
oils Thursday following a confer
ence in which Harry Mathers, local
prohibition enforcement officer:
Floyd o. Jellison. prosecuting at
torney; his assistant. A. II. Hambor-
ski. and Mr.. Minton gathered FOR
the purpose OF discussing the 81
cases now pending trial In the city
court These law violators, Il is said
after being detected by state and
city officials in liquor raids are re-
leased upon bonds after their APP
pearance in the city court and post
ponement and discrimination fol-
lows nearly every case.
During the past few weeks this
has become so common that IL has
been brought before the attention
of federal officials. II was said.
South Bend is wondering what &C
ton viii follow Minton's return 70
headquarters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
SAFETY BOARD TO
AWARD CONTRACTS
Special Meeting at Noon To-
day to Purchase New Fire
Apparatus.

Bids for fire equipment costing
over $4,000 were received and filed
at a meeting Of the safety board
last night. Two companies are com
peting for the contracts and final
awards viii be made at a special
meeting today al II O'Clock, when
the bids received will be decided by
the board
The two articles OF equipment are
50O-gallon combination pumping
engine and hose car and a 55-foot
service truck. OF the two bids re-
ceived, the Colfax Co, a local firm
representing the White Motor Co, OF
Cleveland. o., were the lower, while
the prices quoted by the American
LeFrance Fire Engine Co, Of FL
myra, y. Y. exceeded the local firms
offer by nearly $4,000.
The Colfax CO. offered a price OF
$40. 427.90 for the pumping engine.
against s11,39O for the New York
concern, and S9,753.7O compared
with the LaFrance Co.'S offer Of
$40, 500 for the service truck
No further action was taken in the
case of six more policemen being
added TO the force, but their ap-
pointment is expected TO take place
soon.
No complaints were received at
the session.