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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
COLONIES DROP TWO.

MOBILE, Ala, April 2.-Catcher Her
bert Francis and Infelder Henry Blake
", Of the Louisville American Association
team, has been released to the Mobile
Southern Association club under optional
agreement and Catcher Horace Barker
has been sent to the Jacksonville club
OF the Florida State League, it was ar
nounced here Friday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
SsS3y ~
EsSS2PiU5ee;SI
WIGGINs-RopER BOUT STOPPED.

SAGINAW, Mich, April 2-The sched-
uled ten-round bout between Chuck
Virgins Of indianapolis and Bob Roper
of Chicago was stopped in the eighth
round here last night by Referee st.
Mary when the crowd became unruly.
Up to the fifth round there was very
little doing, and when the crowd began
calling for action the referee, who is
also matchmaker, announced that he
would stop the bout unless the audience
kept still. The crowd, which was the
largest that ever attended a boxing match
here, continued the uproar, and the ref
cree carried out his threat and waved the
boxers from the ring,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

The Cues and Butterflies both are get.
ting some good practice out Of the games,
as the Butler boys are stacking up
against a classy combination, and the
semi-pros are getting the opportunity 81
swinging at some real slants dished out
by Pat Page, who Is taking his turn on
the mound
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Them Was the Days

SHREVEPORT, La, April AT a
banquet in Houston, Tex, tonight, Loak
Roberts Of the Texas League will pre-
sent iris Speaker, manager of the Cleve-l
land Indians, with the first baseball con-
tract Speaker ever signed.
1t was signed in 1905 with the old
Cleborne Texas League team at q sal
airy Of $50 q month
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
ZOtti and Lewis Chosen
Navy Mat and Ring Heads

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. April Frank
Idaho, have been elected captains of the
navy boxing and wrestling teams this
season. Zotd boxes at 100 pounds and
Lewis completes IN both the light heavy
weight and heavyweight wrestling
classes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
JOINS SFMU-PROS.

CHICAGO, April 2.-Vernon Parks, who
resigned as captain of the University of
Michigan baseball team after charges of
professionalism had been preferred. has
signed to play with a Chicago semf-pro-
fessional club. Parks is a pitcher. He
will join the Detroit Americans after he
is graduated in June.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
MATCH POSTPONED

CLEVELAND, April 2-The ten-round
nO-decisiOn bout between Joe Lynch. ban
tamweight, and Young Montreal of Provi-
dence, X. l., scheduled here for next
Monday night, has been postponed until
April 8.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
DEADLOCK BARRED.

NEW YORK, April ED (Strangler)
Lewis arrived here today from the East
for his title match Monday night with
John Pesek of Nebraska. The head
lock will be barred.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
CLEYrLAND COPs OPENER.

CLEVELAND, April 2.-The Cleveland
hockey team defeated the Eveleth (Niinn.J
team here Friday night, 6 to 3. in the
first of four game series to decide the
championship of the United States
Hockey League. The second game viii
be PLAYED here tonight
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
PREHN THROWS EVANS.

CHICAGO, April Paul Prehn, Uni
versity Of Illinois wrestling coach, de-
feated Walter Evans in two out of three
falls of their match here last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
CUPID DOWNS SPARKS.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, April Jack
Speedy Sparks, Denver middlewegiht,
who met Steve Dalton of San Antonio in
a ten-round bout here last night, was
married yesterday to Miss Mamie Hammer
Of Lawton. Okla.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2-Displaying
many Of his old-time curves, Jim Scott,
former White Sex slabman, pitching for
San Francisco, defeated the Chicago Cubs
by score Of 3 to l here Yesterday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Cycle Spirits Tonight

CHICAGO, April with all arrange
ments completed contenders in the six
day bicycle race, starting here tomor-
row night, were booked to take part in
twenty preliminary events tonight.
Sprint contests over various distances
are to be competed n.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
LEWIS VS.. HERMAN.

NEW YORK, April 2-Ted Lewis and
TiIly fKid) Herman will meet tonight in
a ffteen-rOund bout in the Brooklyn
arena.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
OTHER FRIDAY BOUTS.

AT NEW YORK-Sammy Sieger de-
feated Dutch Brandt in - rounds.
Andy Cortez defeated Jimmy Duffy
in ten rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02


: hits-Dixon, Covingtcn.
hit-Wheat. Sacrifice hit
len base-Johnson. Double
e to Covington; Olson to XII
itchy. Left on bases-Indfan-
5Ooklyn, 4. Bases on balls
2; Of Miltus, O.; of Stryker.
< louse, 1. Hits and runs-OR
Z IS and 8 runs In 3 innings /;
se, 2 hits and no runs in 3
81 Mitchell. 3 hits in 5 innings (;
hits in 4 innings. Struck
3 ker, 8; by WhitehOuse, 2;
s 3; by Miljus, 2. Winning
bell. Losing pitcher-Stry-
ktches--Mitchell. Empires
<;<%&~ Time-1 20.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
BROOKLYN,
SUMMARY.

,4ndisnapoiis % o o o 90
Brooklyn -. % 2 o o 0 0 "a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
3nm 50jagrisen Snbilanm elmer
atslanbbentld)em 3eitnug! o..l

r.. Die .aum .50ia1rigem Subilarrn
<erf1iiel1ene Jeittltl1lmer ser 1871
9egrntloete,1i1 33estt1lllt1g r99ehti1es
@6lfsb1att fin 8abrbeit, Jreibeit,
Medt,4 Borto 9llegre, bout 10.
W4r5. 1921 fteat Elm midtigeS &lll=
Embodiment fir, 0aS Deutidtum i'm
@usla1l0e bar.
vWie oas uDeutide 8olfsblatt /,
gemor0en lit, b%eban0elt I'M 2eitar<
ttfel iein gerleger &ngo Nebler.
Ser 5driftleiter Soief &onig
idenft inns io6orn einen &iidbliG
auf SO Sabre 9eutl6tums in 9fio
@ranoe 90 @ul. &ir erfobren
6arir, marum es bisber 5u einclr
engeren 3uiammeni6luiie Ser Sc
famtbeit Ser &io @ranoeniert 9elt<
i6en ni6t gefom1nen lit uno tpel>
6cn @influB Die oeutihen &atboli-
fen auf 6as religioie 2eben IN 9ra>
iilien ousgeibt baben. Gem 50jab-
rigen 9eutiden &ei9 miro eiu Mr,
tifel .getpiomet unto ser &olegen Ser
oeuti@=braiilianii6en Breile gebadJt.
9(uf. 5eite II miro 6ie gntpidlung
6es beuti6en &olonialgebietes in
SEN lekten so Sabren mittels elmer
&a rtereiberiidtltb soargeltellt. 9(uf
oerngitelieite erl6eintl Elm Safiimile
Ser eriten NuYr1ner aus Dem SATIRE
1871. @erleger ,nn6 S9riftleiter
a1s ben berfbie0enen 8eitperio0en
eri@einen I'M 8il0e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
Sic @fas @an'ueiie.
3.a.;

no. g. tf 20 . v "1s nj
Sic @fas=8autpeiie fam am beltcll
gefenaseiGuet weroen 0ur1 Die Ye-
5eid)l1u1g 1!SoQlblod6all hit geritdr-
fling bllr1 gi1enbet6ond. Sci lit
lit ber 'etnbettlide 8lpd bcrarf ll1ter,
teilt, bab er aus 6tpci Ieilem bencbt,
Deren @%eriteQung uno 3l1lan1nlcl1bal1
SreientliGe @ereil1fadungel1 1lrlb Ser
billIgl :gen IN. Der slusfiibru1g CT
m0glidt. 9ie @rlnofornl Der
@fas-Youpeiie beltebt aus elmer ll,l=
bepebrten Gippenplatte in Sizes,
Bins ooer 5bladcl1betor. 3lpei
FOLDER &ippenplatten 5ulann1enge=
lteut ul1b 0urG W0rtcl perbl11oc!l,
ergeben eine1t Norntalboblltcin bon
bcta1uter Sornt. Sic a1lf oieie
8eilc acknowledgement @o6lltcinc
iilo i'm allgemeinen sos 3entin1etcr
long mo 80 3entimeter bod, ipobei
Sic gelolllten @anoitdrfel1 5piidcu
12,5 mo 39 3entimeter lr1o nlebr
betraget1. S11 getpilieu 9lbltlltoelr,
Die ol1rd) ftatiiGe @riidtspunfte be-
ltilnnlt limo, itnD Giienbctonialllen
ur1o giienbetonq1crriegel porgeics
fen; oo0ur6 miro 6eu1 gol,5en Ml1f-
bal Elm gutter aern ullO iidjercr Salt
perliebet1. Sic d1tberc1 Mippcn itiide
beltcbcl1 aus aiesbetonL Die imlcrel1
aus 8imsbctolL Der erbc6lid mar-
lncr ur1o ald) magellan lit.
9ie @%eriteultng Ser einaelne1
8altf0rper farn el1ttpeDer III l%11111lit=
telbarer Nqbe Ser W%eminnungslte lle
Ser Mob1toffe ooer an Ser 8auitelle
ielbit gelbebe1. Die Steine peroen
N nl1r Drei @auptforn1e1 bergeitelt,
ro0ur6 eine meitgebenoe .S6emati=
iierung ul10 Maiienberlte0ung er-
m0gli9t miro. Snfolge ibrer Gilt
iadbeft fann Sic @erlteQ11ng blr6
ungelernte Mrbeiter erfolgen.
Tim bie Irogfdbigfeit gu erbobclL
peroen giienbetonfa6hperfteile a11gcz
orOl1et, tpoOurd cine peitgeben0e
Geriteifung erreidt miro. 9arin
liegt Elm be1on0erer Gorteil Scr
@fas= @autpeile. 9urd sln6ringrl1g
elmer Siolieri6idt aus geprebten
Sorfp1atteu tpiro als6 Ser. 8arme=
idub iomie ser 59ub gegel1 Die
Jeudtigfeit tpel eutli@ erb0bt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
3aGnar5tc fit @eitien.

Siergdrten un6 3irfliiie fins ni9t
10 iebr ielten i1 ser Gage, Ste 3ien-
lite zines Ge11tilten fir 6ie ei11en
ooer anoeren ibrer GroBbeitien in
Mnipru6 nebmcn at miiiie1. 9enn
eS lit bon grobem 8ert fir Sen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser 8eltie1 in if
ITEM etngeengten @efangenidofts1e-
ben,. oab bic. 3dbne in mbgfi9it gut
ter Gerfqliung, erbalten bleiben u11
otter gepriift Deroen. 20
e iinS nidt piele GentiHe1L mel
= DIE 1i6 bieIer g(t &un1ihaft bei-
lditfig mibrnet; 1in6 et11er, oerie1ben
plau0ert aus leilter oiesbe3iigli6en
G%rfabrung:
9ie Sier5abnfl1noe lit cine eben=
10 risfante go6e, mie 1ie be5au=
berno fiir SEN Meiiter 6ieier eolen
STUNT lit!
.glaube" o6er ungleid)lnaBig ge-
moroene 3abne eines 20men, ST.
gers, gare1t II. |. ~. dls5nfuQe11,
%erfor0ert bor alleln grobe &0rper-
ltarfe uno groBen Mut nebit einem
boben MaBe BON @eiltesgegentpart:
0enn Gin mil0es Gier fam nidt un-
ter sen GinflrB BON Gas ge5rabt
peroen, tpie es nit einem Men.
fdet1,s Mar11, o0er @eib, moqIih lit.
Giner- 9eitie einen 3abn aus5u5iez
Ten, lit inter alien l1mltdnoen iebr
idmierig nn0 getpagt. SSn. Dtelen
6auen tDate es leidter, init Ger
5ubnar8tlid1eat 3ange cine 9@ral1be
aus einem1@lof gidenbol5 gu 5ie=
;. Gin bcfannter Menngerie>8eiiter
bate emit. :einen 9ieblingsbdren,
eifen' iidon a1ten, Sen CT nit einem
poI1fan6igen @ebiB fall
ider 3abnc ausitatten lieb. Dte
Nlotten muBten an 6as Waul an
gclcimt tperoer, bamit iie ii6 in
5tenung erbalten fonnten. Ser
8air fat nod geraume 3eit gelebt
n116 fi6 0es @ebiiies nit Grfolg
be6ient.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

MAIDEN. 0bpobI 6rei! @erlirer
9beater0ireftoren ibn1 ba5u Sic Mit'
tel 3ur 8erfigu11g geltellt batte,t,
bat @al6en Sos Sanatori1tm ni6t
altfgeiltdt. IS getpinnt. Sen M1t.
idein, als Oh feline Syrart i'm 6arar
gebin0ert fade, ga iic fiirGtete> i'm
nod elmer 8eilerung ieines 8efin=
0enS gu berlieren.
Ser 8iener M11tpalt 8aloens,
o. SSllliuS @erbert Noo5, fat einen
bonn |. sSuni, 6qtierten 9rief crbal'
ten, Sen Sral @aloen geidrieben
fat nn6 Ser nit Sen @ortcn be,
gintt:: v@anno5ie bieie1 @rief era
baltcn, iinbl mir @%ottieioanf. nidt
mebr am 2eben. 9Gie @itten zines
Soften meroen Sic getpiB erfiinen.
8ir fonl1ten nidt mciter, Sic @ez
iunobeit neines Monnes lit 5u
i6le6t. lin itb 81 erbolen 1ll16
ars5ltfl1ricrcn, miibte CT bier Bis
Bis feds Monote a%,1sipannen, 11ro
@el0 baben mir nid)t." Sierauf fol-
gen ~9eltimm1nge1t, Die @interlaiien,
i6aft betreffeno.
9em @rief lit cine 9artc 8al=
oells beigeiiigt, arf Ser gei6rieben
itebt:: vNeit alert einpcr ltonocu.
9eite @riiBe, &arrp." Nls oielcm
8rief gebt berpor, OaB Ser Cut
i6luB Der Jar1ilie @aloen bercits
aln /. Stunt feititano. 0ie Sat lpltr-
oe crit am 3. Stunt altsgefiibrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
Gin mnhfntfrkfea Grftgnis.
SIG Shines ipa an 5remnbe 2lppb
Beurgcs nerfnnft iuDrOen leiu.

3iemli6 nnbemert bat jih ei1l
greigniS pprbereitet ober 1don bol(=
5ogel 0as fit sic 8eltpoIitif mi6>
figeriit als maltde nielbeodtete
@egiernngsfretie, 2or6 Nortbcliffe,
'rber gigenfiinret Ser v9ailp Mail",
/, per ugpenings Meps"", toes u9ailp
Mirror" un1 5abIreiber ,atl0erer
8latter, lit SeS, }Beiibes Ser. vEa5iimes"1'
i~i6crOruiig gelpprooen. Ser @aupt-
tell ser Mftien oes @eltblottcs ioa-
in Die &ano Don Sreutnoen 6es eng
liiben Yremierminilters ibergegalte
gen lei1t namentliGi in Sic oes gro,
ben Observation-Disclosures Cir .Sobn gl.
lerman. Mls fiinftiger Gbefreoufteur.
Ms States miro - laut uMation"
- 8bilipp SEER genannt, ser fritz
bere Hripatiefretar bonn 2loDo
George.
Sic ugimes" batte, iolonge le
Nortbbcliffeblott mar, nibt muir cine
in Ser lebten Seit baufig ielbit Sic
r9ailp Mail" 1peit binter jid lai<
lenoe 1eutidfeinol6aft bepieien, lie
bottle a11d IN Sragel1, Sic 9eutid.
lano ni6t o0er 6o9 nibt in erlter
9inie beriibrtel1, cine 10 altsgepragt
tran5o1tite Soltl1ng eingenommer,
Dob man mol1danal Der ludt iprrbe
gu fragelt, Db @0ie engli1ben ooer Sic
fran5pliiheM Sssrterenene bem @er5en
DeS 8lai1es naber itiin0en. 9aod] Dor
tpe11i3en @oden nutr6et ie0er all6
Der l1ltr boriibergeben0e geril19 ser
'elta1iiben 8oiitif, iid bon Sem
l(ebergepiGt 6es ffran50iliiidenE 8i1<
lens 5u befreien, bon ser uSGsiin1es""s
10 miiten6 befdmpft, nie es MIR Sic
tpil0elte 9pielart Ser @ariier, 8lat.
ter 5llrpege. brodte. Gas lit nidt ct.
ma eil1e 0eutlde SeltiteIung. aei1t.
@%erinaerer ais 2lopb George ieIb1t
fat fid mebrfod bitter oariiber be-
flogt, 6ob Sic rGimes", Sic NUN. .ei1t=
NAL felt Menf6enaltern 1amentItb
a,tf 0em Sentiment mebr poer me-
niger olS Sic Stimme Ser e11gliz
fden Station gait, cine @oltltng ein-
11abm, Sic niht etlpa 6elt bDien 2i=
heralelt ober SEN nod b0leren Sir.
beiterparteilern, iorbern Ser e11gli=
iden &egierlt11a ielbit auf Sic Seer
ben fallen muBte.
Cine getpiiie Men0erung in Ser
Saltung Ser uSimes" mar tper1ig=
items iniofern felt, @pd)en erfenn.
bar, ais fire @eridte aus Sber.
idlelie1, menr al16 fit ein 8lott,
oas lonlt bon Ser erite11 Bis sur Ieb=
te1t 3eile tiefite @%efar1genbeit at
mete, notwithstanding uubef ongen
lparen. sluA b%eroffentlid;te .bas
@laft 6icier Sage einen @eriGt aus
@eutben, ser Sic vtpoblpolle1toe SOL
tlt11g" ser Sra1r5oien gegenii6er sen
pol1iiben Mnfriibrern tobelt. @enn
l1alt erfabrt, hob Sic Nolen mod tpie
Dor inter fra150ilder. 91ll0ltng tell
peiie iogor unter fran50iiher Mfit-
ipirltng Sic unerb0rteiten Mnsl6rei,
tlttgen nidt '1l1r gegen 9eutide,
lonoern. beiipielspeiie ou1 gegen
italienilde 9ol0aten uno bier uno
oa audi gegen Gl1glan6er begebe1t, 10
begreift mani, melde @e0lloprobe
Sic m%oerbiillte 8arteilidfeit ser
Sran5oien Sen an6eren beteiligten
G11tenteregierltngen a1ferlegt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Gs 1T gar bertnun6erli6 init ser
iogenannten 9il0ung; iie lit oft gar
ni9ts an0eres als eil1 iimpler alel>
Iter iiber cine robe Hatur.
Mniere Matur neigt 3ur
Gr'dgbeit, l11o bodl, iomie mir uns
sur Sdtigfeit ern1alr1en, finoen mir
elm mnhreS 0ernniinen onriu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

aeben tit fir Ben, Ser nidt
umlonit gelebt Daben piu, 6enfe11
11rG mirfen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-03
Gunrdsmcn Meet Tonight.

Tulsa units Of the national guard
---R company, service company,
medical detachment and Battery C
will. assemble sunday night at Z
o'clock to check up government
property and TO prepare for the flag
raising and general good time at the
arw0ry tho Fourth. The national
guard will celebrate the national
holiday with corn roast, flag rails
ing az noon, some athletic games
and Informal dancing at night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-03
Lets Court Settle Affairs.

II NJ Matthews. negro, was found
guilty Of disturbing the peace In
municipal court Saturday afternoon
and fined S14 and costs by Judge
F. y. Prentice. Matthews was en-
ployed by tho Kennedy restaurant
I'm the basement Of the kennedy
building. John a. Bush, head
waiter, testified that Matthews
raised a disturbance when he at
tempted to iay him off for couple
of days, over misunderstanding
which started soon after the riot.
Bush agreed TO pay his fine II
Matthews would stay away from the
restaurant and Matthews agreed to
do so.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-03

l}O lit y. blSll''tl.N Al I.IN.
terrific but uuir,vntional foul
,.... .,.,...,,. t,l, ho, d,,rt,d
'''"
carr motifs UP on ms oaCk Ih lu'
middle "i Ihe iIhS 4H tno SINlI
.'aHd '.d'' '"v SCii'nl.,I - ,.ulu
bout between Motifs ana fhttIlhs
I"'thshE OF l"b'p9II '.Hl1 Al
'oA'yHloA n9t Sd'",uay a't,' noon
Referee EDDIE Oo'htHnr ava itd
ih' u"u' 10 Moy D" aS va, ''lyu ~
agony on tHo I''oI; ana IaS crp"u,
IN d3aol as 10 Mlt,,',,I t,I We n.oW
ihal i''''d hlhl "dS I"uI ''iH"ttd
for hlm to get up
'!t was a h''W IN pa'paoiy lou.
territory mat put MoiliS down,
Referee Cochiahe saId 10 the crowd,
using a mo-aphon' 10 make hllhSeIi
heard a'oF' lhe d'n. Inc iouI was
un'h,eH uonaI' as LcNinshE was "I'hd-
cd from r"IIoHlnh IN p'lh eyes ana
'ou.a h"' see "n,I ne WIS u"'uN;
Ii was NOT M'tLl7 IauIs ana Il
W's nu' l.cNIhshS l'uIt' 'o'hi"he
sad. ~ was the lau't or the Sec
oHds VINO dressed the cut on Levin
sNy : eyes
lHNinshN Expresses sorrow.
As tho spectators sun remained IN
an upruar Bathing l,eN!h'hS came
from ms corner anu 'aN'HB l4e
Wrsdphpnt from cochran Hiauc
several attempts TO speak before me
crowd W"utu quIot su'l''''uI'E ioF
MIN jp oe heard. l,eNInsNN thrh m
,o'med lAr crowd mat II ne hlI
Morris touI u was d'''oei''al'
u never lost fight ON ioul be-
fore IN my me- IeVinsky told them'
How the thd Game.
In the iourlh rouhd MOTIFS had
!dll th' l't"h open D's'ut hoNIhSNE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-03
Old, Old Story, Good Big
Man Whips Good little Man
Says COrbeH Fight ReUieW


I .'I' .'N ." "hT.
''. champion moved '.. N' N''
'NtI. l'' 'I'. l..N ''f'h.
'''.. ''..." t..H.E 'h 'nr r..'iI
'"n q, .'I"y ""' "' D.. '... , ,''olal, '..,i.,
talk ..,,. .... q, .., lin, trt
.U.I' puu.I.t ... t.r.N. and lt
proved %. b. Eiu. and cool under
uro.
\'.nou.h n' mad % 'lu'r rlll 20.
day. especially If Carpenter hlt
D'.u u uft,n l.t heavier md could
hIt. trp' Hu Oh. pa. d.. -tr'ri
u thn SECOND r1uuI t would have
hr,u SOM. rlNf Though 1a ~ was
b. was worry ruud. DrmpsrN - cham
uIuu tlpa q rD.ulIr champion.
GOOD luck to him.
The crowd think was wcn paid
f1r tnp trouble thoy took To got over
.t.. l,.s. monster arena. and csp,cialIy
,,n,u ih,y think of what , rlna.o the
pou.r4,, willard hon, was
T,l,v u ,,s short la predicted
80 mIeni n. .spr,IaIl, n Boupscv
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Dog Race Entries


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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-10
Uphold Utah Agreement ON
Price Paid For Sugar Beets

iieye that with slight notifications
rom time TO time the same principle
Will meet the situation for all time
to come"
The Utah state farm bureau Off
cials and the Utah-Idaho Sugar com
pany. concluded. Friday. an agree
ment on the price basis OF the 1921
sugar beet contracts which for the
first time in Utah will make proyis-
ION for payment on both the basis OF
the price received by the manufac-
turers for The sugar and the sugar
contents of the beets grown by the
farmers.
On the present price OF sugar net
to the refiner OF $3.50 per hundred
pounds. the farmer would receive
s9.04 ton for beets as compared
with the SIP minimum OF last year
Ogden Standard Examiner.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-10
BUHL DISTRICT
STARTS WORK
Three Year Program VIII BE Com
pleicd This Year

The Bull Highway district has
completed grayeling the road two
miles north OF the northeast corner
OF town. says j. c. Finch. secretary
Al least one mile will be grayeled
and perhaps three miles on the Clear
Lakes road. Twelve 10 fifteen teams
will be employed In doing the work.
This is the first road work To be un-
dertaken this spring. says the Bull
Herald.
The rock crusher will be started
and regular grayeling work will be-
gin about April /. IL is proposed To
finish up the ninety-fiye miles of
hard-snrfaced roads which the Off
GERS OF the highway district outlined
in their three-year program for 1919,
1920, and 1921. The district has
the money on hand in the bond fund
to cover the expense OF completing
the work this year.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-03-10
LEARNED SECRET OF INDIANS
Boys Chance Discovery Revealed How
AborI9inss Constructed Their
Bone Arrow Heads.

Gushing. AN eminent authority In
matters pertaining TO the Indians. has
rold US how. ms boy. he learned the
way Indians made their flint arrow
heads.
He had unearthed beautiful har-
poon Of bone. He had toothbrush
with him. and the bone handle OF this
he chopped on and ground down on a
piece Of sandstone 10 make harpoon
OF his own: but he could not grind
such clean-cut barbs as those OF the
relic.
The boy then took his fiint-scales
and chips and set TO work with them.
The flint cut the bones away. but left
the work rough Then accidentally
he made discovery. for no sooner
had he begun 10 rub the bone trans
yersely on the flint than the bone cut
the hint away, Not iaggedly. as his
hammer-stone would have Clipped IL.
but In long. continuously narrow SUR
face burrows wherever the edge
"4s caught In the bone at u certain
angle.