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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-02-11

Rirminghamske sIecinky. ktere s
namalovanymi tvaremi ukazi So We
vefejnosti. jsou nebezpeci dove.
denu byti Go neiblizsi verejne kou
pelny. aby Jim tam prSsky bar.
vicky beg pardonu smyty hyIy
TAX aspoil hrozi i'm tamnf zenska
policistka. Hulda Newsome.
,poieny tisk pise. ze americ
ke zepg vychazi ma barveni Sc. kan
dy drahokamy tolik. ze by tim
zaplacen byl ceIy namoTni program
obsahujici stavbu novych valecnych
lodi. Behem roku 1920, jak v5ka-
zy ukazuji. americke zeny vyhodily
timto zp0sobem $500. 900 900. W.
dale ma lod'stvo roku 1921 obnasi
$S4S. 900. 900.
vlada skolegtuje ma $4,000 900
ma deeiti procetni dani "a prodei
vonavek. barvicek. pstrosich per.
diamant6 a podobnych pfedmet6,
jimiS americke zeny opravuji svoji
krasu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-02-11

Jednim mich jest 1fad vrchniho
inspektora potravin a mleka. Podle
vsech znamek dojde ka ustanoveni
podobnych poradnich vybora
iinVch odboreeh mestske sprayy.
InzenSrskS odbor zda Sc b5ti ma fa.
de.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-02-11
Lloyd George yidi ySe temne.


''PreG nami jest d9sna 1Ioha.
stezoval 81 angIicky premier. Lloyd
George. reci sve pred koncllem
Waleskych liberalist1. kde poslu.
chace sve nabadal K pokracovani
politicke jednoty.
Set, die nahledu jeho. zmlta Sc
pod neitezsimi ranami. kdy zada-
nymi Obrovske udalosti isol We
tvofenl sc stare strannicke boje
mezi iednotlSs 1mi stranami nemaji
vzkfiseny byti az vsechno Rebezpeci
pomine.
Anglicke casopisy pisici o reci
Georgov6 smeji Sc frasim. iimiz
rec premiera propletena byla nazy-
vajice je komedianstvim.
Spolencl idOn v pfiprayach ku
pfedH.
Spoienci tichu pfipravuii So ku
dalsi okupaci namecksho 0zems. ne.
podvoli-li sc Nemci podminkam vas
lecnych nahrad. jak ujednany tyto v
PariEi. Francouzsky list "Intran.
sigeant' hlasi. ze Belgicke vojsko
tnocn6 vyzbroiene protahlo jiz kra.
jinou Malmedy.
Namecka vlada oznamila Spo-
ienc6m. ze pfiiaIa ieiich pozvanf
ku konferenci do Londyna ma den
/. brezna tou podminkou. ze O.
sobuie 81 pravo predloziti svoje
navrhy konferenci.
Ptacek bOnflivacek.
V dennim tisku sv6ta mluvi sc
dnes 0 moznosti valky Spoienych
Stat0 8 Japonskem anebo Anglii.
Pom9ry mezinarodni neisou dnes
tami nejlepsimi! 2 jedne valky lid
stvo se jaks taks vybraIo a druha ze
by hrozila? Doufeime, re k nj ne
dojde!
EIektriny We vzduchu nahroma-
demo vsak mnoho! Otazka Irska,
duh Anglie Americe, roztahevani
Sc Japonska Cine. Sibifi, Kan.
catce, odpor proti Americkemu VIII
WI Tichem m5ri. kabely yzate
N9mecku, petrolejova 1zemi. Mon.
roeva doktrina kdo vi, CO jest9 !!
PtaGek bouflivacek poletuie!
PrOti prazdninam v Staybe
vaIeclyCh lodi.
Senatni vyhor "a namorni zale.
zitosti skorem iednomysln6 jest
proti zastaveni stavby valecn5ch
lodi ma jistou dobu. Vybor jest
dale toho nahledu. BE bitevni lodi
isou dosud rozhodujlcimi einiteli v
namofni bitve ne iak mnozi my.
slf, ze by byly bezmocnymi proti
vzducholodim a ponorkam.
- Vracejici Sc anglicky velvy.
sIanec pro Spoien6 Slaty. Geddes.
ma pravo vyiednavati navrzich
ku svoIaai svetove konference, iez
by 90 zahSvsla odstroienim Aayo.
d.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-02-11

non dlOuhO ma noe stravenOu - pc
kle. Pc promenade maskar nd2
leny ceny nasledujicim maskan1:
Damske ceny: /. "P5cha''. sok
Eliska Zavadilova; 2. "Certice'
sok. Anna Kroupova; 3 "Duch
Amer. Svobody'. sic Marie Sla.
vnikova, a. "Cechie''. pi. M.
Gray; S. "kvetnik' sic. Franti.
ska Stetkova.
Muzske ceDy: l. "Francouz"
o. j. Grandy: 2. "Hastrman", sic.
Lille Stetkova; 3. Tramp. p.
w. Steinman; 4. "Cernoch' sok.
r. Primus; S. "V1dce certovske
kapely.' sok. Step Joska.
Ma porot9 byli: pi. A. St'astna,
PIP: X. Masopust. Aug. Novotny.
Henry Stehlik, N. Keller. FIR. Neca.
A. Summer. sok. v. Primus.
Odpor proti Statnf poIi.ii.
Baltimorske Sdruzeni Prace ode
prelo We stTedu uznsti ujistenf CO.
vernera Richie. ze st atni policie
nebyla organisovana. aby il uzito
bylo proti delnictvu
Governor dale vysvetloval. 5e ne.
mohl uznati nejakou ''tfida'; pfi
jmenovani elena komisc vefejne
sluzby. iimz Sdruzeni chtelo mfti
nekoho delnictva. Ritchie jmeno-
val clenem komise kongresnika Goa
dyho. ktery pTi poslednich volbach
porazen byl. kdyz znovu uchazel sc
o zvoleni ga kongresnika. We schd-
ri Sdrnzeni po pfect6ni pfipisu CO.
vernerova poznamenano bylo. ze il
ste governor ''tfidu" by uznal,
kdyby to bylo Rampant volebni.
Coady. jako Glen komise. brati bnde
rocne $4,000 platu.
Linc0lnOyy narozeniny nebnd0u
Svatkerl.
Governor Richie odepfel prohla.
.siE den LincolnovVch narozenin
ll2 1nora) "a zakonity svatek. "a
prohlaseni zadaly Baltimorske BAN
ky. Pry je zde jiz mnoho tech swat
k1. Nebylo by vsak lepe setfiti 9
tim prohlasovanim pri jinych pfile-
zitostech? Jindy mnozi pani neisou
TAX 6zkostlivymi ohledn6 tech ''pfi-
lis mnohych svatk1." Ovsem. pax
to neni Lincoln! Jeden Q nejslechet.
nejsich fada pfatel lidstva. muce.
mix, president Abraham Lincoln,
zasluhuje, aby jeho szpominano g
1ctou a laskou tou hejvetSi.
Nejmensi potet imrti.
V tydenni zprave sve oznamil ko-
misar zdravotni mayoru mesta, lie
tninulem tydnu umfelo meme osob
nezli kteremkoliv jinem z posled-
Mich til rok6. V tydnu zemTelo
2l7 osob.
Ditek narodilo Sc 376.
Padesat sest pfipadn influency
hlaseno bylo tydnu.
IidOva schIze prace 6. brezna.
V nedeli. 6. bfezna konana bude
lidova sch6ze Prace divadle Ford
pod zastitou Americkeho Sdruzeni
Prace, jehoz tajemnik. Morrison. bu.
depfednaseti "Otevfene dime"
Ze strachn pred OSlepnatim
Sebevrahem.
Eugense Vieth usmrtil Sc ranoa z
revolveru-v bytu SVEN ma S. High
land avor,,o " dop;so ,orcoLcox.~,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-02-11
Pc slozeni bondi propnSteni.

Pred vladimir komisafem stall
pondeli majitele byvalych saloon1.
William Albert Jefferson Alex
ander Mecharonick Curtis Bay
James Rytina 2 E. Fayette uIice.
Curtis Baysti propust3ni byli ma
docasnou svobodu po slozeni 81. 900
zaruky. Rytina. jehoz mistnos-
tech sobotu nalezeno "a kvartI
kofalky. po slozeni $500 zaruky.
Matka nsmrcena antometiIem,
dftky zraneny.
Sarah Daisy Gordon Cockeysvil.
lie usmrcena byla dve jeji ditky
zranenv. kdyz pfeiety byly automo.
bilem farmafe Wierta pfi pfechaze-
nj nlice Cockeysville. Farmar
zatcen byl ma obzalobu, ze zavinil
smrt' Gordonove kdyz rfdil automo-
bill jsa pod vlivem alkoholu. Cor
donova po prejeti skonala n9koli-
ka minutach. Sestilete dcerusce
Dferazeno hylo nekolik zeber. Je-
denactilety syn poranen nejmene.
- Phi sestupovani kary dar-
ford avenue linie zabit byl 43 rok1
stary John Link q Gorsuch avenue
automobilem.
RospodafstM ma radniei.
We sklepe radnice nalesano bylo
mezi odpadky zcela move razitko ma
cheeky pfivesenou jeste ma mem
cenou $40. Kdo jej koupil kdo
jej do sklepa hodil. ziva duse nevi.
Vedle razitka nalezeny byly poho-
zene pfistroje ma zkoumani plyno-
vych elektrickych lamp v hodnot9
aspon SIS. ZOO.
USmrcen elektrickym pr0udem.
Phi oprav6 elektricke zaverky We
stanici plynarenske spolecnosti. "a
bit byl Harry Seidel smrtelne po-
palen William Koehler. Oba spra
vovali. switch kdyz proud sile
26.00 volt1 rrojel zp1sobil W.
buch. V okamziku oba zahaleni
byli plamenv.
Diva pripady Spaye nem0Ci.
DR.. Johnson Park Heights ave
nue. oznamil dtery diva pfipady
spave nemoci. Jednou onemocne.
lych jest zena druhym osmnactile-
ty mladik. Oba Sc pocinaji nemo-
ci zotavovati. Nemoc. jez tn tam
po Spojenych Statech ukazovat. Sc
pocina, jest touze. iaka zufila An.
glii q Rakousku dobe valky.
Otec stiha syna 20 kfivou
pfiSahu.
V Towson. farafem katolickeho
kostela Church of the Immacula-
te'' oddan byl osmnactilefy Edgar
Henry York road Sc sedmnactile-
tou Mary Parvis noci dter5.
Otec mladistveho manzela, James
Henry. pn obdrzenf zpravy an It
XII, prohlasi. ze stihati bude sveho
syna pro krivou prisahu ze pokusi
Sc 0 zruseni snatku jeho.
Pro ziamani yetye pOtreStan.
Patnactilety Lambert Honan ze
S. Milton avenue. vylezl na strom
pred domem Alabosinnsk, zlAmav
na tomte vetev. Soudaem odsag2aH
hs kn dsnuFfsiSnimu dnsoFr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-02-11
nospodafstvi ma radnici.
Usmrcen elektrickym proudem.

Phi oprav6 elektricke zaverky We
stanici pIynarenske spolecnosti. "a
bit byl Harry Seidel smrielne po-
palen William Koehler. Oba spra
vovali. switch kdyz proud sile
26.00 volt1 rrojel zp1sobil W.
buch. V okamzikn oba zahaleni
byli plamenv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-02-11
Kubelik do Baltimore.

Y pondeli ssvecer bude uspofadan
Kubelik1v koncert divadle Lyric.
Ceskoslovenska obec Baitmorska
neopomene vzdati pritomnosti svojf
hold vytecnemu umelci.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
Head OIL

does he realize that two heads are
better than one.-Cartoons Magazine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
CORBETT DEFENDS TRAINING
PRACTICES Of CARPENTER

enough TO begin 70 make the French
hattler use his ring science but you
never see this done in Georges l,u etic
workouts Carpenter feels that he
has been subJecree 20 a lot OF unjust
criticism because OF his system OF
training and he has had this impress
zion for SO long a time that he went
into his shell farther than ever. That's
one reason why ne mas constantly re-
fused to show more than a lash Of
his real ability.
Today training activities were re
sumed at Manhasset after a two Gays
lay-oH with the exception OF road
work which Georges did Tuesday and
Wednesday. The slight rest was a
welcome one TO Carpenter but with
just ten days remaining between now
and the date when he viii sep into
the ring at Jersey City the French
title holder will whip things up.
I got the idea OF what Georges in
tends to do from a remark dropped
inadvertently by Joe Jeanette yester-
day.
Been tAkin' It easy for a couple OF
days" said jeanette. but George will
give Us plenty to do from now on !"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
FRENCH DOCTOR SAYS
DESCHAMPS WILL BEAT
JACK WITH HYPNOT|SM

PARIS. June 23.-Hypnotism Will
defeat Jack Dempsey. according to
DR.. Sarrault. VINO declares Francois
Deschamps mesmerizes Carpenter 50
that hts subject is unconscious to any
pain. and the manager through mental
concentration directs every act OF
Georges IN the ring.
Sarrault states that Deschamps was
a travelling hypnotist. giving shows
i'm small towns throughout France
twenty years ago. and after he picked
UP Georges at Lens he toured the
mining region WITH che little boxer.
putting on fights and also giving
demonstrations II mesmerism when
he hypnotized Georges and made his
subject go through the usual rigma
role.
Sarrault says Deschamps will sit at
the ringside and throw Carpenter in
to a trance which viii make him i'm
pervious to pam and then guide him
throughout the match.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
FOOTBALL STAR
AND 25 OTHERS
ARE DISCIPLINED

COLUMBUS, O.. June 2s.-ohio
States chances for retaining the
western conference football champion
ship next fall wero given a body blow
yesterday when announcement was
made that Harry Workman. last years
star quarter back and forward passer
extraordinary. with twenty-five other
students had been suspended from the
university for alleged cheating in ex-
animation last semester.
The announc ement was rnade BY
President W. O. Thompson Work
mans alleged offense took place In a
mid semester examination IN a course
In economics last May. Tho susDen-
sion dates back to that time and
amounts to a loss OF credit for work
done all OF the semester.
In addition it bars Workman from
engaging in football or other student
activities all Of the next year. He
may, however. enroll again and re-
ceive full credit for work done here
after. Workman is a sophomore in
the arts college.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
JUNIOR MOOSE
WILL BATTLE
CHICK HARLEY
(BY A. KRITIC.)

The Junior and Senior Moose of
East Chicago will steer their trusty
antlers towards Mooseheart. Ill. $50
Saturday morning on their second an
nual pilgrimage to this western
shrine OF Moosedom. q
Fifteen automobiles shall wend their
winding way TO tAi sremarkable COM
rnunIty bearing seventy-f1ve Moose
and Nooselets to partici pate IN the
gala program arranged by the camp
brethren.
Chief among tho events shall be a
baseball game between East Chicago
nine and the nine representing Moose
heart. Let II be known that last year
these game two teams FLASHED and tho
East Chicago boys proved the better
team In spite OF the fact that Stinch-
comb. famous Ohio State U. athlete.
was coaching the Illinois boys at the
time.
Chick Harley has the Mooseheart
crew under his wing this year and he
promises that his team will not fall
under as they did last summer.
He also writes for information that
the defeat OF last year Handed out hy
the East Chicago Junior Moose was
the second that the Mooseheart team
hsS suffered In five years And to
d1te the'Iost" column has yet to read
trree.
Rorae recordi
Bot Jones. manager OF the local
boys. says he will pull the trick again
Win his southpaw ace, Romeo. doing
the flinging.
Sic 'en Jones. we're ali with yal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
SPORT
HUNDRED AND FIFTY
BOX SEATS ON SALE
DR.. II. E.. Sharrer Boosts for
Johnny Mostel Day at
Sox Park.

One hundred and nifty box seats have
been reserved for Hammond fans at
the White Sox park. Saturday after
noon. and are now on sale at Mon
netts. the offices of the Northern
states Life Insurance Co. and by
agents OF the Northern States Co. The
price OF a ticket is $1-75 which in
cludes a contribution y the fund 70
buy a present for Johnny Mostel. the
Hammond player now with the White
Sox.
Between twenty-five and thirty Ave
automobiles will take the fans TO the
park Automobile owners who desire
to make the trip are requested TO
leave their names with Melvin Mon
nett.
DR.. II. E sharrer is back OF the
enterprise. determined that Ham
nond's representation on Johnny Mos
tel day shall be heard as well as seen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
WHITING
TRAP EVENTS
THIS WEEK
ESPECIAL 70 rHE rlpEsl


WHITING. Ind. June 2s.-Five
teams entered the two man team rare
shoot at the Whiting park traps sun
day. June 10 1t was a hne day for
shooting with very little wind and
everything IN favor OF the shooter.
Team No with Clarence Eggers
and Ed Johnson as shooters captured
high honors OF the day and the
beautiful trophy with the fine score
Of s1-1oo Team No. composed Of
L. n. Dunning and VIM. Timm An
ished second with the score OF 81
They also being given a me trophy
by the club. Every team at the end
of the frst so targets being well
punched three targets separating the
high and low team 4 number OF
shooters came too late for the team
shoot but turned in sorno fine practice
scores. DR.. Timm was high in prac-
tice with Is straight.
Following are the scores Of the
two-nan team shoot;
Team No. ed Johnson. Clarence
Eggers. 800.
Team No. FL. y. Dunning. VIM.
Timm. 800.
Team No. 5-wm. Water. z. vatAr.
$500.
Team No. 81. D. Beechanan. Gus
OIrich, s4-1oo.
Team No. w. c. Snyder. H. Egg
gers. $500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
TOMMY GIBBONS
STOPS MEEHAN

CLEVELAND. O.. June 23.-Tomray
Gibbons of St. Paul last night knock
ed out Willie Meehan. the California
tat boy. in tho first round OF a sched-
uled twelve round bout to a decision.
Meehan went down three times. The
first trip to the canvas came as the
result OF the fat boy receiving one Of
Gibbons punches in the ribs. On ris-
ing Meehan came in contact with a
punch TO the Jaw and went down
again.
For second time Willie became
erect and then the end came when
Gibbons shot one over square in the
middle OF the forehead. the blow be-
Ing OF terrific force. breaking the
skin and sending Meehan 10 the Land
OF Nod. This is the first time Meehan
was ever knocked out.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
BIZ JAMES J. coRBETT

(Eorrer heavyweight Champion OF
the World
written Expressly for the I y. 50
Copyright. 1921. by I. n. ServtceD
NEW YORK. June 2S.-Atternpts to
size up Georges Carpenter by the
showing OF any OF his sparring part
ners arc unfair to the French cham
pion as see it..
noticed where the Journee- Vein
ert bout was mentioned in this con-
nection but I can't see for the life Of
mo why Jourrecs showing should
have anything TO do with Carpenter
or his chances against Dempsey.
Carpenter can stop Journee with
one punch and any time he wants TO.
He simply uses tho big fellow 70
rough It with him. He lets Journee
and all the rest OF his sparring mates
hammer him about the ring for he
needs that kind or work.
II he didn't want Journee to hit him.
take II from me. the big fellow
wouldn't be able to lay a glove on
Georges.
Joe Jeanette is the only one OF Car
pentier's sparring mates who has class
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
RICHARD CAN JAM
1858 FANS INTO
JERSEY CITY ARENA

JERSEY CITY. y. J.. June Is
TEX Richard, promoter of the Demp-
-carpentier match OH July .. was
informed today by the contractors
that the arena would seat 91.s1s per-
sons. A small army OF men is en-
raped in painting and numbering the
seats.
Present receipts. Rickard said. total
$4,000 while a full seating capacity
would assure gate or $500, 900.
All the ringside seats have been
reported sold. although there are stun
a large number Of the S1o TO $40 seats
on hand The $3.50 seats will not be
placed on sale until the day OF the
fight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago. 5; St. Louis. 3.
Pittsburgh. 3; Cincinnati. ?.
Boston. ., New York. 5.
Brooklyn. s; Philadelphia, 2.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
TAGGING ALL THE BASES
BY JACK VEIOCK
|. N. S. Sports Editoe

Cadore's pitching was too strong
for the Rhillies ana the Dodgers taIIi-
ed another victory.
Joe Judge doubled in the eleventh.
scoring Shanks ond winning for
Washington against Philadelphia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
Line. 70 BE Remembered.

lines 70 Be HeneMporoo.
1t is always right that man should
be able to render a reason for the faith
that is in him.--Sydney Smith.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23

4 McGraw chicken came homo TO
roost when Walter Holke's homer in
tho fourth put skids under the Giants
and helped Boston TO a hasty victory.
Jim vaughn's home run and his 9ne
pitching featured the victory of the
Cubs over the Cards.
Jim Bagby out-pitched Urban Faher
at Chicago. giving the Indians another
scalp.
The Yanks and Red sox divided
double feature. Quinn and Russell
were the winning pitchers.
Heilman and Bush manufactured
the run that enabled Detroit to- break
her losing streak at the expense Of
the Brown.
A diving catch by Bigoee saved the
Red Pirate game for Pittsburgh The
Pirates won in the 18th on punched
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
SeN & e. = "a
g Z 40 Z, 80
Yesterdays Results.

Cleveland. 3; Chicago. 2.
Washington. 5; Philadelphia 4.
New York. s; Boston, ?.
Boston. 8: New York. 1.
Detroit. Z; St. Louis. G.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
W. L Hunter.

W. L Hunter, an English gov
eminent clerk, recently won the
English amateur golf chamoio
ship against the brightest golfng
lights of England and America.
The tournament was held at Hoy
lake and Hunter had q remarkable
record score in the final 36-hole
match of Il up and IL to 90.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
wa and WisSnn,

wit and wisdom differ. wit is upon
the sudden turn, wisdom is In bring
ing about ends.-Selden.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-08-05
FAILURE CAUSES STROKE.

A message Wednesday after
noon to 0. ID. Demoude and fam
lily, conveyed the sad intelligence
that Mrs. Demoude's mother,
Mrs. Mamie J. Badger, had suf-
fered a stroke of paralysis at the
home of her daughter in Kamiah
The family were summoned to
come at once, as a doubt of her
living until morning had been
expressed by the attending physi
clan. Mr.. and Mrs. Demoude
left in a short time for Kamiah,
hoping to see their mother yet
alive. The case of Mrs. Badger
is peculiar in that she was one of
the heavy losers in the bank
failure at Charleston having near
ly everything she possessed in
the bank at that time, and the
grand daughter, Miss Bernice
Demoude, stated to us that the
loss had preyed upon the grand
mothers mind so much that in
her opinion the stroke was the
result.-Craigmont Register.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-08-05
GRANGEVILLE QUIT.

In ball game between Cotton
wood and Grangeville Sunday,
Grangeville threw up the sponge
in the 7th inning on the Cotton
wood diamond when the. score
stood 33 to IL in Cottonwood's
favor, willingly giving the game
to the home boys. The Cotton
wood boys made l8 scores in one
inning, z scores for every man
on the team. One player made
A scores during this inning 2 for
himself and two for Geo. Lange
who refused to be run like race
horse around the circle.
Cottonwood and Sites are
now tied for first honors in the
Central Prairie league, and plans
were made to play off the tie on
the Grangeville diamond, winn-
ing team to take the entire pro-
ceeds of the game but owing to
the manager of the Sites team
being unable to gather all his
men together the game has been
called off.
The game Sunday closed the
ball season and for the first time
within the history of Cotton
wood, has a ball team been self
sustaining and with a surplus on
hand. No donations were ask
ed this year from the business
men. After all a "home team"
who play for the sport there is
attached to the game is the win
ner in the long run.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-08-05
JOLLY SOCIAL EVENING.

A mid-harvest social was held
in the commodious barn of L. M.
Ickes of Red Rock district by the
members of the Winona Ladies
Aid, Friday evening July 29th.
The building was well lighted
and seats were arranged along
each side for spectators. A cozy
rest room at one end was cur
tanned off where mothers could
take their drowsy babies and
put them TO sleep.
In another corner was a part
itioned tent where We're attrac-
tions which caused much mer-
riment. The program of the
evening consisted of games and
contests and the contestants re-
ceived a certain number of beans
for their efforts, the one receiv-
ing the highest number was re-
warded with a cake and the low
est was handed lemon.
The community was well re-
PRESENTED, more than 125 per-
sons being present. At eleven
o'clock delicious refreshments
were served consisting of sand
wiches, ice cream, cake and lem
onade. There were no charges
as the social was given for the
purpose of getting the people
together.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-08-05
new WHEAT
is COMING IN
HEARTBURG DELIVER
FIRST LOAD OF GRAIN
SUNDAY.

The honor, of delivering the
first load of 1921 grain in Cot
tonwood goes to France Heart
burg, which he delivered to the
Vollmer Clearwater Co., Sunday
morning. The wheat is of the
Triplett variety and is No. /,
testing 60 pounds. The grain
was threshed by a stationery
machine. &C. J. Mathews, of
Winona, has also delivered to
this same warehouse approx
matley a carload of barley the
past week, which is being COM
bined.
On Monday morning bright
and early Frank Nuxoll, of
Greencreek, delivered the first
load of new grain at the Nez-
perce Roller Mills Warehouse,
the wheat was of the Marquis
variety and is combined. Bill
Fortin is also delivering Forty
Fold to the same warehouse
which is being combined.
o. c. Nail, of Winona, has the
honor of delivering the first new
wheat at the Farmers Union
Warehouse, Monday morning,
being the Forty Fold variety.
The company since this time has
been receiving some bulk grain.
Gus Seubert delivered the
first load of new wheat at the
Cottonwod Milling Co., Wednes-
day morning, being the Forty
Fold variety.
We are unable, at the present
timeto get any estimates on the
number of bushels per acre,
some stating that their grain
will run from 35 bushels 10 As
bushels an acre.