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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05
CUBS SPEEDING EASTWARD TO
PLAY JOE BERGERS WICHES,
K. C.. BLUES, THEN ISLANDERS

mainder of the staff consists of
Abe Bailey and Speed" Martin,
holdovers, and several recruits.
The infield presents a new first
baseman to fill the gap caused by
the release of Fred Merkle. Turner
Barber, who played the position for
time last season, and a trio of
youngsters-Ray Grimes, Tom Wha-
len and Alfred Young-are fighting
for the berth, with the chances ia
voring Grimes or Barber. Grimes
is a twin-brother of the Grimes
with the Giants. He batted .389 in
the Eastern league last season.
Terry at Second.
Zeb Terry, who ran second in
fielding last season. will again be
at second base, while Charley Hol-
locher will operate at short. Hol-
locher submitted to an operation
last season but has come back
stronger than ever. Charles Deal
is looked upon as the regular third
baseman.
Hoke warner, who had a trial
with Pittsburgh, and Johnny KEEL
leher, manager of the st. Joseph,
Mo-, club last season, will likely
be retained as utility infielders.
There will be no change behind
the bat. Killefer will do the bulk
Of the catching, with Bob O'Farrell
second string man and Tom DAILY
operating chiefly as pinch hitter.
In the outfeld. Evers has a
great array Of talent. Max Flack
will be in right field as usual, with
Maisel, purchased from Portland,
as the choice for. left. Twombly
and Friberg are candidates for cen
ter, although neither is regarded
as a finished fielder. Barber may
draw the assignment later.
All Hustlers.
The fiery personality Of Evers is
expected to add several points to
the Cubs percentage standing.
From the first day of the spring
training trip the players have
hustled.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05
RHODES SCOTS
WEIGH C0TER|E
Van Ryan's Manager Predicts Al
VIII Surprise All Thursday
by Superior Form.

Billy Rhodes, manager for AL
Van Ryan Of st. Paul. who meets
frankie Welch of Chicago in the
10-round windup to the Davenport
legion card Thursday night, writes
that AL is down to weight, in the
best condition of his life, and that
they expect to arrive tomorrow in
Davenport.
This will be reassuring news for
Van Ryan's many tri-city admir-
ers, who look to him to defeat
WEIGH. the boy who stopped John
ny Donahue of Rock Island in the
last Davenport show.
Furthermore, Rhodes ridicules
the imputation Of WEIGH and his
coterie that Van Ryan will go the
Donahue route when they clash
Thursday night in Legion hall,
Davenport.
What little surprise party 1t is
going to be-" chuckles Billy in re-
gard to the coming event. ivan
has had three fights since he whip
ped Battling Johnson and won them
all decisively. l don't see where
they get their inspiration"
Three Latest Victims.
Since leaving here. Van has met
and defeated Harry Boyle at Du-
luth, Feb. rs; Jack Josephs at Min
neapolis. Feb. 25, and Kid Alberts
at Duluth. March 80.
There were three of the tough
est opponents we could select for
Van and he out-gamed and out
fought them ALL" reports Rhodes
'Welch and his followers do moi
realize that Van Ryan is product
Of the Gibbons school, which has
developed Johnny Ertle. Jock Ma.
lone, Mike O'Dowd and the grea,
Tommy Gibbons"
Rhodes concludes his informa.
ton by saying that Van Ryan II
the most-sought sparring partner
in and around St. Paul because
they all seem to prefer his clever,
ness and punching power to any o.
the available middleweights ant
llight-heavies.
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Dewey Bohannon has a gift and
doesn't know it. At practice Thurs
day the Pennington, Ill. boy COM
planned to the Evas' boss that he
couldn't control has ball-that his
throws would always curve. Ba-
shang watched him toss q few and
then informed him that he had q
natural curve.
Moose" Romine, who told his
Bloomer employers that he was
sought by the Eva officials. is still
holding out. George Clink and
Ralph Miller are also in the hold
out class. $500
Six members OF the Eva squad
come from Cincinnati in addition to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05
BOOMERS TO GET
CASTOFF PITCHER
FROM OMAHA CLUB

Omaha, Neb.. April 5.-Five pitch
ers, one catcher and two 1ielders Of
the Omaha club Of the Western
league were released yesterday, Ac-
cording to word received here from
Muskogee, Okla. Among the num-
Der was Pitcher Banton. who re-
celved notice to Join the Bloom
ington, ILL.,. Three-I league club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05

Manager Bashang. They are George
Lothes, Carl Lutz, Joe Ulrich, ia
cob Bauer, Joe Seibert and James
Gilligan.
The Bosse field diamond has
been almost entirely resodded. Man
ager Bashang is not yet satisfied
with the slope Of the pitchers box
and the workers must finish the
mound before the field can be
turned over to the players.
Merle Edmonds, who did fine
work as Eddie Lenahan's under
study at Bloomington last season,
has been signed for third base by
Ottawa Jimmy Lynch, ex-Peoria
hurler, is also with Ottawa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05
ISLANDERS And
BUNS SHORT ON
HOLIDAY DATES

BIZ BRUCE COPELAND.


Allotment Of Saturday games in
the Three-I league schedule devised
by President AL Tearney gives Rock
Island and Cedar Rapids nine eacn.
Moline, Rockford. Peoria and
Bloomington draw 10 each, while
Terre Haute and Evansville have
been awarded II each.
Rock Island gets one Saturday
game at Moline, and Moline draws
one at Rock Island. The islanders
other Saturday dates are: at Cedar
Rapids, two; at Rockford, two; at
Peoria, one; at Bloomington. two;
at Terre Haute, none, and at Ev-
ansville, three.
The Moline Saturdays abroad will
be: at Cedar Rapids, two; at Rock
ford, two; at Peoria, two; at Bloom
ington, one; at Terre Haute, three;
at Evansville, none.
The clubs all share alike In the
distribution Of Sunday games, ~
being the equal quota.
Moline, Rockford, Peoria and
Terre Haute have been awarded
two holiday dates each. Rock Is
land, Cedar Rapids, Bloomington
and Evansville are the One-holiday
clubs.
Following are the Saturday game
ctoficfioc for fha season.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05

|1SiSclesf.'
Don't forget the Cubs game and
banquet next Monday! Z.

Don't forget the Cubs game and
banquet next Monday! :.
Better join the railbirds these
afternoons 1t Douglas park. FOUL
see the fastest bunch Of youngsters
ever signed BY a'minor league club.
Downtown sporting headquarters
are lined up solid for Hans WITCH.
the Minneapolis phantom. The
'bloods" don't hesitate to predict
that Hans will displace the vet
eran Benson.
Rocky Kansas stopped Bobby
Ward last night In 81. Paul before
Nike Collins club. There IL some.
thing abeut this Kansas person that
should induce the respect Of one
Banjs Leonard.
The way they are galloping for
tickets to the Van Ryan WEIGH
fight Thursday night in Davenport
recalls the ducat stampede contin-
gent to the willard Dempsey event,
July 4, 1919.
Lou Goldman, manager for Fran.
kie Welch, Is bringing down q
trainer from Chicago for his pro-
tege. This would indicate that
Goldman Is not too sure Of his hat
tlors chances,
Rock Island legion is planning
another fistic card for the near fu-
ture. The boys are not letting last
Thursdays misfortune deter them
| in the promotion Of clean sport.
The Chicago Cubs will play Joe
Berger's Wichita club tomorrow in
Hutchinson, Kan, and In Wichita
on Thursday and Friday. The Cubs
meet Kansas City on Saturday and
Sunday before coming here the
next day.
l AAAAhCSs OuCOhou COluOO. OuI vi
his shell Thursday night to meet
Whitley Ross of Chicago in the
semi-windup to the Van Ryon-
WEIGH scrap. Emmett needed q
good rest and will probably appear
to better advantage than in the
past. -...
It Is still undetermined whether
the Islanders shall 90 to Iowa CITY
for . brace Of weekend games Fri,
day and Saturday. However, thu
Rock Island All.Stars will give
them . good battle Sunday at Don.
glas park.
The Rock Island Elks haven
given up hope of oyertaking the
Do Drop Inns Of Moline for the
lead in the Tri-City Bowling league
The Do Drops have tough SEIZED.
ule for the next three weeks, while
the Elks will have it comparative
ly easy.
Don't forget the Cub game and
banquet Monday!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05
AUcUSTANA HAS
GOOD ARRAY q
TRACK ARTISTS
Coach Swedberg Drives Men H,,,
for Bradley Meet April g.
Baseball Plans

Augustana college track team IA.
four meets on this years schedul.
according to an announcems,,s
made this morning by Track Mn
4ger Eugene Lofgren.
April 20, the Rock Island ta.n
will journey to Peoria to meee
Coach Robertson's Bradley men.
May 6 the Swedes will run acain,,
Northwestern college on the homs
field; and May IA they will meet Ia
Monmouth team at Monmouth tn
state meet will be held at Millihss
university Of Decatur ON Nav n
and %.
Indoor practice has been Aa,as
every afternoon for several weeks5
and the material looks promisins
The weather permitting, prscsics
will be held daily on the track 81
the athletic field. So far the vort.
outs have consisted in working on
sprints. dashes, and half mile, mile
and two-mile running. Coach
Swedberg intends. however, to nut
his men through some stiff practice
on field events from now until IA
first meet with Bradley.
Track Spirit Keen.
l. The interest. in track at Auxis
this year is keener than in previous
years, and it is Swedberg's belief
that he can develop a team via
the material that he now has Which
+, should take first place honogs q
the state meet at Decatur, as wen
as winning over Bradley, NORTH
western, and Monmouth.
Events and men trying to place:
10O-yard dash-A. Bruner, Hoka.
son.
ss0-yard-Liljedahl, Bruner, Hsk
ensOn.
44O.yard-C. T. Peterson, LnjA
dahl Haterius, Lofgren.
Half mile-Captain c. Rylalls,
Haterius, Lofgren.
Mile-Rylander, Ekblad.
Two mile-Ekblad.
Fild events:
High jump-George Anselm, FL
Carlson
High hurdles-J. Fahlstrom, DID,
fin.
\ Pole vault and broad JUMP
Fahlstrom.
Javelin-COrnell. Andreen.
ShOt-COrnell, Wickstrom.
Last year at quad-angular meet
held at Macomb Normal, Ausis
took second place. In their meet
with Monmouth, Swedberg's mn
last by a close margin. Long praH
tees are in line for every afternoon,
and it is Swedberg's belief that
Augie will have a most successful
season, turning last years defeats
into victories this year.
Baseball Promising.
1 Baseball prospects, although not
brilliant, are good. A practice
game will be played against the
Bettendorf shops Saturday after.
noon, and it is also planned to
schedule a practice game with the
Rock Island Three-I team at Doug
las park some day next week.
! For the infield Bengston, Swan
son, Duffin, Conrey, Timmermap
and Samuelson have shown up ~
best; in the outfield, Wickstrom. Q
Johnson, Kruger, B. Anderson and
Fahlstrom look like corners.
Augie will play its first scheduled
game at Chicago, April Is, when
they meet the Armour Institute
nine. This aggregation walloped
the Swedes twice last year, hum
bling them IL to at Chicago, and
to G on the home diamond. Swed-
berg plans to return the compll-
ment in the game with Armour a
week from Friday. u
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ENGLISH GOLFERS
BOOKED TO SHOW
ii ON SKOK1E LINKS

Chicago. Apffl 5.-The first west
efn matches I'm this country Of
0eoris Duncan. British open golf
champion. and Abe Mitchell. have
heeusbooked for xhe Skokie Country
ciub here on July -. II was an
'npunced toby.
They win play against Poll Can
disn and Charles Chick" Evans, II
The latter accepts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05

Tw0.base hits-Cr0ss, Westphal.
Three.base hlt-Emmer. Stolen
bases Smith, 2; Murphy, Kreising.
or, Kuehen. Double play-Y0ung.
blood to Thornton. Struck out-By
Brooks, 2; by Westphal, 2. Bases
on ballsLOf Brooks, 2: of West
phal, 2. Hit by pitched ball
Youngblood. Wild pitchHWest.
phal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05
CUBS HEAD EAST.

Yuma, Ariz., April 5.-(Un.ted
Press. )-The Cubs today were
heading east on a practice game
tour. They play Wichita, Kan, y
Hutchinson tomorrow,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05
FIRST GAME Re6U-lAR

FIRST Same Re6UlAR
OASee Tie tiAN RUNNING
IS Me tsAN RUNNING Sc -CAuH
NE HEARS Me DINNER Bell?
No.
IS ne RUNNING 70 cA1cA
ME $50 O-cAL !?
WRONG AGn,r\ NE Is RUN
NlN0 70 GET A TICK ct
FOR Me O. Pen ms
BASE BALL GAME
on. ne IS A Base -6ALL Bus
No MOI EXACTLY ne IS
WHAT IS KNOWN AS A
FIRST GAME Regular
1Ae REST OF The SEA- SON
MEANS NOTHING To AlN
But ne WOULD not MSS
The OP-eEN-eR For
ANYTHING
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05

NOTE-The following is the
last.minute review Of the spring
training results of the Chicago
Cubs, who are scheduled to
play the islanders next Monday
afternoon at Douglas park.
The Cubs are now coming east
to play Joe Bereer's Wichita
club Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Saturday and Sunday
they meet the Kansas City
Blues and come to Rock Is
land over night for Mondays
exhibition holiday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05
Following are the Saturday game
statistics for the season:

lOtdIS ........... 70 ~
Local Saturdays Abroad.
ROCK ISLAND.
At Moline: July %.
At Cedar Rapids: June II, July 30.
At Rockford: May %, Sept 3.
At Peoria: June rs.
At Bloomington: May z, Aug. 20.
At Terre Haute: none.
At Evansville: May IA, June IS,
Aug. 13.
MOLINE.
At Rock Island: July %.
At Cedar Rapids: July 2, Sept. :.
At Rockford: July 4. Aug. 6.
At Peoria: May Z, Aug. 20,
At Bloomington: June Is.
At Terre Haute: May IA, June IS,
Aug. 13.
At Evansville: none.
The Saturday Schedule.
AT ROCK ISLAND (9).
May q Tvs. Bloomington), total I,
June 4 Tvs. Cedar Rapids, total 1,
July 2 Tvs. Rockford),
July 9 Tvs. Peoria),
July is Tvs. Terre Haute), total 3
Aug. 6 Tvs. Cedar Rapids,
Aug. 81, Tvs. Rockford), total Z
Sept. 10 Tvs. Bloomington),
Sept. II Tvs. Terre Haute), total 2
AT MOLINE (10).
May q Tvs. Peoria),
May % Tvs. Cedar Rapids, total 2
June II Tvs. Rockford), total /
July 3 Tvs. Bloomington),
July 16 Tvs. Evansville),
July % Tvs. Rock Island),
July 80 Tvs. Rockford, total 4
Aug. q Tvs. Cedar Rapids, total l
Sept. 10 Tvs. Peoria).
Sept. II Tvs. Evansville). total 2
AT CEDAR RAPIDS (9).
May q Tvs. Evansville), total !
June II Tvs. Rock Island), total i
July 2 Tvs. Moline),
July 9 Tvs. Terre Haute).
July 16 Tvs. Bloomington.
July 30 Tvs. Rock Island), total 4
August-none.
Sept. 3 Tvs. Moline),
Sept. 10 Tvs. Evansville),
Sept. 16 Tvs. Bloomington, total 3
AT ROCKFORD (10).'
May 81 Tvs. Terre Haute),
May 2S Tvs. Rock Island), total. 3
June Tvs. Moline), total !
July 9 Tvs. Evansville),
July 16 Tvs. Peoria).
July % Tvs. Cedar Rapids, total 3
Aug. Tvs. Moline), total ]
Sept. Tvs. Rock 1sland),
Sept. II Tvs. Bloomington, total
AT PEORIA Q0).
May Z Tvs. Moline),
May IA Tvs. Cadar Rapids,
May % Tvs. Bloomington), total !;
June II Tvs. Terre Haute).
June IS Tvs. Cedar Rapids,
June rs Tvs. Rock Island, total :
July % Tvs. Terre Haute), total
Aug. 6 Tvs. Bloomington,
Aug. 13 Tvs. Cedar Rapids,
Aug. 20 Tvs. Moline), total
September-none.
AT BLOOMINGTON (10).
May Z Tvs. Rock Island),
May IA Tvs. Rockford). total
June II Tvs. Evansville),,
June IS Tvs. Rockfor1),
June 25 Tvs. Moline), total
July 2 Tvs. Peoria).
July % Tvs. Evansville), total
Aug. Is Tvs. Rockford.
Aug. 20 Tvs. Rock Island),
Aug. p Tvs. PEORIA, total
September-none.
AT TERRE HAUTE (11).
May Z Tvs. Cedar Rapids.
May II Tvs. Moline),
May % Tvs. Evansville), total
June Tvs. Bloomington,
June Is Tvs. M0line),
June Is Tvs. R6ckford). total
July 80 Tvs. Peoria), total
Aug. s Iva. Evansville),
Aug. Is Tvs. Moline),
Aug. 20 Tvs. Cedar Rapids), total
Sept 8 (vs. Rloomington), total
AT EVANSVILLE (1D.
May z Tvs. Rockford),
May II iva Rock Island), total
June I Iva. Peorfa),
June Is Tvs. Rock Island),
June Is Tvs. Cedar Rapids, total
July . Tvs. Terre Haute1.
July 30 Tvs. Hloomingtod3, total
Aug. Is Tvs. Rock Island),
Aaug 70 (vs. Rockford),
lAug. - tva. Tsrrs Haute), total
Sept : ia Pseeia). toeal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-05

All the Nevs-All the rime-rhe
Angus.
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CONSPIRACY ALLEGED

So, .aI pISrn'.h :" Til" lnt"!.ig"ncer.
Marrir>hur,; ". Va. March So.-De-
.l,r.:.,- ,hai H. brothers ar" ronsp!rinS
f.. destroy his fathers will. carl /.
'rnhl.r OF this county today obtained an
III junction in rircui; court restraining
.,i.v oi his relatives from burning, mu-
r.i,t:uC or otherwise damaging that
dncumrnt. An estate Of $4,000 was lett
hy the PLAINTIFFS parent
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There's inspiration ana profit ~ the
habit uC reading In'rllig"nr"r want .h!'
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-Et-T WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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State FNaT nor McQ4e"a has finished
n w"rh o. going oIr- ~. ,'cv r"corn<
Ard accounts. n" .Naria"d records e
~ ofTri1'> ADOPTING 'h"~" 20 10 nar.r
dc ra-trn"nt which wrrn "r'v recon. y
KAN. n"d \ report w. .. mad" =" g.,
Proper "'-r.a.s At Tolu:"hrs I'D r"i,.n~
- ~" r";r.-' ~ 'a'Nr u" received n"I7.
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POWER FIRMS EACH MUST
 ASK OWN INCREASE

Any application for action by the state corporation commission in the matter of increase on rates will have to be made by the different power companies, according to action taken by the commission in dismissing, with out prejudice, the application of the Arizona Gas, Electric Light and Pow CT association.
 The association is composed of four companies operating in different parts of the state. They held a two days hearing late last year at which their claims were advanced.
 Many Companies Named. ..
 The companies named in the asso. ciation's application were the Yuma Light, Gas and Water company, Bis. bee Improvement company, Douglas traction and Light company, Douglas Gas company, Arizona Power com pany of Prescott, Flagstaff Electric Light company, Southside Gas and Electric Light company of Mesa, Tue son Gas, Electric Lgiht and Power company, Globe Light and Power com pany, Central Arizona Light and Pow CT company of Phoenix, Prescott Gas and Electric company, Desert Power and Water company of kingman, Ari- zona Gas and Electric company of No gales, and the Gila Valley Electric, Gas and Water company of Stafford.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-29
U. S. HOLDS s5OO,OOO OF WOOL GROWERS COIN,
 CANNOT GIVE TT AWAY

WASHINGTON.-The government, which lately has been having difficult ties in getting money, also occasion ally encounters difficulty in getting rid of it. The latter difficulty faces the agriculture departments bureau of markets, which is trying to distribute $50O, 900 among wool growers and dis tributers. The job has been dragging along for months without coming to an end
 Under wartime price regulations, the government bought all the wool produced in the United States, fixed the commission to all dealers and buy CTS, and undertook to see that the sheepmen got the exact amount due them on their entire flock growth. In view of the tremendous weight of wool handled, small mistakes in weights and estimates accrued during the two years the system was oper- ated, and in the end the audit of the joint accounts showed that dealers had $556Ol3.9S on hand in excess of their allotted profits and commissions. This it was decided, should go back to the producers, in accordance with the amount of wool they furnished the government But it has proved cas- fer to decide the problem than to work it.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-29
GUST HOFF HEADS
 PYTHIANS OF STATE

The grand lodge sessions of the Knights of Pythias closed at Bisbee Tuesday. The next grand lodge con clave will be held at Tucson in Octo- Der, 1922. The following officers of the grand lodge were elected:
 Gust A. Hoff, Tucson, grand chan cellor; Walter B. Nash, Hayden, vice chancellor; J. Knox Curt, Miami, prel- ate; Claude w. Cisney, Phoenix, mas ter at arms; Thomas H. Bate, Pres colt, inner guard; H. K. Wootton, Bisbee, outer guard; A. J. Mathews, Tempe, grand trustee; John F. Ross, Tombstone, supreme representative; Fred w. Smith, Phoenix, alternate; i; John D. Loper, Phoenix, keeper of the records and seal, and J. N. Hall, Pres colt, master of exchequer.
 The following officers of the grand body of the Pythian Sisters were elected; Mrs. Louise Summers, Pres colt, past grand chief; Mrs. Pauline Thompson, Phoenix, grand chief; Mrs. Florence Bate, Prescott, grand sen for; Mrs. May Stewart, Mesa, grand junior; Mrs. Belle Kent, Miami, grand manager; Mrs. Georgia Austin, Tempe, grand mistress of records and correspondence; Mrs. Frankie Howell, Douglas, grand mistress; Mrs. Elean- or Gaddis, Kingman, grand protector; Mrs. Annie Hart, Bisbee, grand outer guard; Mrs. Alice Menzies, Tucson, grand trustee; Mrs. Emma Clark, Tempe, supreme representative; Mrs, Anne Barrett, Douglas, supreme alter nate.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-29
SEARCHERS FIND
 MNULTY'S BODY

The body of Charles J. McNulty, a mining man who resided in the hills 17 miles south of Prescott, was found Thursday by searchers who had spent two days hunting for him, according to word received at the sheriff's office at Prescott.
 The search for McNulty was begun after his wife, alarmed because he failed to come to Prescott as expect ed went to his cabin and found it de- serted. According to the searchers, indications were found that he left his cabin ten days ago and took his gun with him, but left most of his cloth ing and money in the cabin. He was 5S years old
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-29
LIEUALLEN HEADS
 INSANE ASYLUM

Dr. R. o. Lieuallen, Monday, was appointed acting superintendent of the state hospital by Governor Thos. E. Campbell. pr. Lieuallen has been connected with the hospital since July l, 1917, and before that he was with a Missouri state hospital in St. Jo- seph, Mo.
 Dr. Lieuallen succeeds Dr. T. J. Cummins, resigned. Dr. Cummins left for Mexico. After a short stay there he plans to go to the coast to take some postgraduate courses in various branches of his profession.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-29
MINER KILLED IN GLOBE

Shortly after starting to work on his first shift on the Miami Superior highway, Patrick Murphy, of Globe, was almost instantly killed when a large rock on the side of a cliff under which he was working was loosened by the wind and fell striking him on the head. The body was taken to Su- perior, but will be removed to Globe where interment will be made The deceased is survived by wife and one child.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-29
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Every Hat bears the JIG. Penney Co. label, which signifies "the Best for Less" First grade stock made by the best makers of Hats in this country
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