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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03

GRAYS HARBOR. The Grays Harbor
county honey crop will be comparatively short
this year in the opinion of local members OF
the Peninsula Bee association. The shortage
is attributed to unfavorable weather.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03

ITO be concluded in next issue)
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03

Artificial lights properly operated
will materially increase the winter
egg production of pullets. The use
OF lights may also slightly increase
the yearly egg production of individual
hens. though not to any marked ex-
font
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Bla1nes
johnson for Not
Joining New Body

lex O'Rourke, secretary-treasurer Of
the recently organized National Boxing
Association of the United States. last
nightissued a statement criticizing the
actions of Joseph Johnson, cnarmen Of
the New York Boxing Commission.
The statement concerns the refusal
Of the state commission to join the ma
tisnal body. O'Rsurkc holds Johnson
responsible for the action of the New
York board. The statement ends bv
saying that "Fe (Jshnssn) must fulfil
the obligations attached to his Office,
and unless ne does SO the matter will
be taken out of his hands and sub
m tied to q higher authority"
After attending the meeting for
nearly three days, the statement con-
tinues, che left the meeting knowing
full we'll that within the next hour the
constitution of the newly formed asso-
citation would come up for final consid-
Grafton and that one of the clauses
therein left each commission supreme
in its own state
"Witain three hours of his departure
a statement was rushed int print. to
the effect that the Nav York State Bsx-
ing Commission could net jsin the ma
tisnsl body because it would subor-
dinate the functions and authority de-
fined in the wsikcr bin to the jurisdic
tisn Of an outside unofficial body.
ION January 15 the president Of the
new body informed Mr.. Johnson that
when rulings of the association con-
hicted with those of New York State
they could be ignored"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Rice Enters Final
For Chief Trophy
On Florida Links

Special Correspondence to Ths Tribune
BELLEA1RE HEIGHTS, Fla, Jan. 20
-~Grantland Rice, of Englewood, will
meet DR.. L. B. Dickerson, of Clear.
water, In the final for the chief trophy
of the annual January tournament OF
the Belleaire Golf Club. Rice defeated
w. 1ngersoll to-day by and after
playing one Of his best games. He
was out in 80 and stood z up at the end
OF the first nine holes. Rice had previ-
ously been 3 up, when he ran down q
putt of ten feet for par at the sixth.
but lost the ball, and the penalty at
the seventh cost him a hole, and then
came two holes which were halved.
Rice started string Of pars, begin
ming with the tenth, and took four
holes in row, ending the match.
In the lower half of the draw DR..
D'ckerson had a hard time to get the
better Of Burton Preston, of Mansfield,
by 2 and l. The latter had lead of
one on the tenth hole.
In the second sixteen L. Beccher. of
H'llsborough, Ohio, defested C. H.
Worcester, of Glenview, by and 8, and
r. A. Engler, of Glenview, defeated u
l.. Robinson, of Portage Lake. 6 and r.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

Of perfume, an atomizer for spraying
the scent on kerchiefs, and one box Of
bear grease.
The bond was not in the box, nor had
1t been located up to late hour LAS,
night.
According to dispatches received
from Los Angeles, Kearns has assured
Robert Edgren, final arbiter Of all con
troversies arising concerning the
articles, that Dempsey's forfeit was
covered. But if Kearns secured the
bond nobody could find it yesterday.
1t seemed to be a Charley Ross docu-
ment.
Richards suggestion is that Edgren
start East Immediately to inquire into
the status of the bout. In the meanr
time an attorney who was present al
he signing Of the articles to represent
Carpenter and Dempsey Is threatening
to bring action against the promoters
II they repudiate the contract. So the
bout may be settled in a New York
court instead of the roped arena.
Rickard Used to Shifts
Richards declaration that he will 90
through with the bout carries some
weight with it in sporting circles. The
spectacular promoter of big bouts has
gone through with sporting PROPOSE
tions that looked quite as shaky and
made money on them. He had to shift
the Jeffries-J ohnson bout from San
Francisco to Reno on short notice and
he made a big cleanup on the bout.
Yesterday he seemed pleased at the
thought that he would have the pro-
noting of the Dempsey Carpenter bdut
all to himself.
II tell you that there is more talk
about this fight than there ever has
been about a prizehght," he said. at
will draw more money than any fight
that was ever held if l have the luck
to get it settled in any place that Is
fairly accessible"
But the chances are that if Rickard
does stage the bout the boxers will
agree to take something less than
S5OO,OOO
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
~ Per Cent Racing
Tax in This State
Urged in Ne,u Bill

a LBANY, Jan. 20.-A tax Of IL
IA per cent on all horse racing in
the state is proposed in a bill In
troduced to-day by Assemblyman
Charles II. Belts, of Wayne County.
More than $500, 900 would be added
to the income of the state by this
measure, it Is estimated. The pres
ent S per cent tax, which Is dis
tributed among the agricultural
societies of the state, would be dis.
continued.
The new tax under tho terms of
tho bill will be collected by the
State Comptroller and 60 into tho
state treasury.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Ohio Industrial League
To Hold Sport Tournevs

AKRON. Ohio, Jan. 20.-Three ma
tor winter Journeys for industrial ath-
letes throughout the country were an
nounced here to-day by national head
quarters Of the American Industrial
Athletic Association.
The first event will be a national
amateur boxing tournament at johnson
City, N. Y, February 81 and %, in
which boxers of all weights will COM
will be followed on February "a by a
national telegraph bowling tourney to
decide the industrial title.
On March II, l8 and 10 basketball
tourney will be held at Erie, Pa, in
conjunction with the annual conven-
tion Of the association members. Ath-
letes Of 116 concerns which are mem
bers OF the A. T. A. A. are eligible to
compete in the three tournaments.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21


Rickard does not feel that he is In
the position Of the gent who has been
left holding the bag, for he declares
that the bout is the greatest ever. and
that he Is ready to assume full charge
of 1t and make profit, even If he has
to pay the pugilists the $500,000 purse
II stand ready to take over Mr.
Brady's interest. also the interest Of
Mr.. Cochran" Rickard said yesterday
when they withdraw l will post their
share Of the forfeits and take over the
entire bout.
May Fight on Percentage
1--WE had verbal stipulation to this
effect before the articles were signed
/ do not think there will be any suits
over the thing. l will take the respon-
sibility. 1t may be that the fighters
will agree to figh, on a percentage. If
not the purse will stand as written.
The bout will Justify il. in my opinon.
II am not certain that Mr. Cochran
is ready to withdraw. If he cares to
promote the bout with me we will work
together If he wants to withdraw
then will promote it alone. You
would be surprised to know the num-
from men who want to come into the
thing with me.
'The fight will take place. I do not
know where yet but it will take place
Rickard intimated that if he pro-
noted the bout he might be forced to
take it out of the state-either to
Canada or New Jersey. But he In
sisted that it would be held in July
and that thee would be no need of a
new set of articles. He would stand
by the old ones.
Mystery of a $4,000 Bond
It seems that the mysterious dis
appearance of a $4,000 bond which
Jack Kearns secured as Dempsey's for
felt caused Mr.. Brady to fear that all
was not we'll with the forfeits. 1t
seems that Kearns, absorbed by the
manifold duties of a champions man.
ager, could not be bothered by mere
$4,000 bond. He mislaid it, he wired;
perhaps it might be found in the humi-
dor or the cuspidor in his New York
apartment.
Finally Dan McKetrick was sent out
to find it. AS an afterthought, Dumb
pan Morgan was sent out to find Dan
Mcketrick. Then, as a still further
afterthought, the Hon. Leon P. FLYNN
was sent out to find Dumb Dan Morgan,
Last Of all, Ike Dersfn was sent out
to find all three of them.
Permission was obtained by wire to
break into the strongbox where Jack
Aearns kept his valuables The box
was worked open free of charge by
burglar, who is an ardent fight fan.
The following items were found there
in:
One pair Of dice Coaded), one deck
OF cards (marked and with double
set of aces), one pair of brass knuckles
with rhinestone settings, four bottles
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Stage Dempsey Carpenter Bout Without
Eastern Team
Victor in Shoot
By AZ Targets
Westerners Lose at Pine
hurst, 2,115 to 2,162;
Todd Wins Preliminary
yron, q spsosol oov+s.pone.~s

'S PINEHURST. N. c., Jan. 2o.-T. r.
Todd, Of Greenwood, s. c., won the pre-
liminary handicap trap shoetine tour
nament here to-day after q 40-tareet
shoot-of with DR.. J. F. Buxzard, OF
Portage. Pa. Todd and DR.. Buxzard
each broke 95 Of the 100 regular tar
gets. They fred from the 1s-yard
mark. ]. Fries, Of Buffalo. and E. M.
Roberts, of New York, tied for the
leadership in the New York State dele
CATION with SO.
A number Of shooters arrived TO-
night for the mid-winter handicap, the
feature event on the program, which
will be shot tomorrow.
The East won the team match easily.
The scores were taken from the Ave
high guns by the 45o-target 1e-yard
events held the three first days. The
East piled up total Of 2,162 against
2.115 for the West. The lowest East
ern score was one higher than the best
Western. Score:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Moore Battles O'Catty
For Right to Box Lynch

One of the best bantamweight bouts
of the season will be held at the Pio-
neer Sporting Club tonight, when
Packey O'Gatty, the East Side sensa-
ton, meets Ray Moore, who recently
knocked out Jack Sharkey. They will
battle over the ffteen-round route.
n GORE, stopped sharkey in quicker time
seek bout with the title holder II he
whips O'Gatty.
In the ten round semi-hnal, Jimmy
O'Gatty, brother of Packey. will box
Mike Carroll, Jim Buckley's protegee.
These boys are terweights.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Harvard Submits 90
Entries for Hub Games

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. 2o-p.z
vard W athletic officials tonight sub
mleted p I, list of sixty entries for the
nosson DC hoid AshIetlc NJ n Association games to
least one Harvard man is i;s+ai :" az az
each event. ''''eu Tor
Captain Dennis o'Connell and Raw
ard Wharton, Of last years tract T 70 oay y,
won their heats in a tryout i told.s ,eain an
places on the four-man reiav toa. 1ol
that Will represent the Crimson s.o,ana liam
Yale IN the feature race Of the hA.ns' nns
gram. George Bemis was eiectad pr. pao-
to-day. ''-country team
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
English Cricket Team Beaten

cricket team which Is touring Australia
suffered reverse in series of five
championship games there, the Aus
tralian team winning three consecutive
victories. In the first game, played
December II. Australia won by 977
runs; in the second, played December
81, Australia won by 81 runs, and in
the third game. which was concluded
to-day, Australia won by an inning and
119 runs.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Ted Lewis and Britton
In Next Title Contest

The next Championship bout to be
fought at Madison Square Garden will
be the bout between Ted-Kid Lewis
and Jack Britton, the welterweight title
holder. Lewis once held the tite but
lost it by decision to Britton, the old
est champion in the ring to-day.
Britton and Lewis have fought more
no-decision bouts than simple adding
machine could count. This one, Of
course, will be fifteen rounds to a de-
cision and Lewis is said to be having
visions of getting the title back again.
The proposed date is February 7.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Kerr Refuses Sc. 500 Offer

FORT WORTH. Tex, Jan 2O.-Dick
Kerr. star left-hand pitcher Of the
Chicago American League Baseball
Club. said over the long distance tele
phone from his home In Paris, Tex,
to,day, that he had returned contract
caihng Tor a salary Of $500. stating
is increased. He said he felt confident
however, that a satisfactory agreement
would BE reached.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Local Tennis Meet;no

The annual meeting of the New York
lean Club. 81 West Fortieth Street. next
Tuesday evening, beginning Mt e:30 o.
m. The nominating committee has
named the following for election: Pres
ident. Maskeil E. Fox; vice-president,
Or. Wallace Krugler. treasurer. Louis
s. Bailey; secretary. II. r. Hathaway.
captain, Albert j. Ostendorf; first lieu
tenant, W. NJ. Fischer; second lieuten-
ant, ]. II. Steinkampf: governors for
l921-22. G. d. Winnie and J. OTla-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
-. -7-~ So
Pitt Declines Co,e, Carn

riiIsBuRGH, Jan. 2o.-Karl Davis.
,.' a.uaass manager Of athleti At the
day that he had rejected An otf.r ro,ds ~.
py the University of Californta ~
nave the Panther eleven play at Berk.
eisy on October %. He said that tha
cner was declined because the Pitt
a.ootnaiI schedule had been definiteiv
decided upon for next wear
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Pitt CAPTAIN Inclipih,e

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 90 Gerald
Brady, Yonkers, N. Y, cap.ain-elect of
the 1921 baseball nine Of the Univer-
sity Of Pittsburgh, was to-day declared
ineligible to play next spring by the
athletic council. Brady, it was said,
was disqualified for giving inaccurate
information to the athletic authorities
regarding his eligibility under the one
year residence rule Of the university
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Coast Polo Tournev OFF

DEL MONTE. Calf, Jan. 2o.-The
Hawaiian Polo Club has called off its
scheduled trip to Del Monte to play in
the polo tournament this season.
Walter F. Dillingham;, delegate of the
Hawaiian club, in letter to the Del
Monte Polo Club explains that, owing
to the pressure Of business affairs, the
members Of the team would be unable
to get away from the islands.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
New York and New jersey scores:
Hoppe Turns Down Match

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2O.-Willic Hoppe,
champion billiardist, will not contest
with Edouard Horemans in a title match
until next fall, the champions manager
announced to-day, following notification
that the Belgian had agreed to Hopes
champion has an extended exhibition
tour to complete.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Olympic Champion to Box

Pal Moore Is expected to arrive from
Chicago Monday to finish training for
his scheduled fifteen-round bout with
Young Montreal in the Garden next
Wednesday night. Montreal holds q
referees decision over Moore. but the
latter says he will surely turn the
tables this time. Sap Mosberg, Olyni-
pic champion, will meet Frankie Conf
frey in the curtain raiser of six rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Young Riders Increase Lend

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-At the end Of the
ninety-second hour in the six-dry bike
race here to-day, Kockler and Osterit-
ter had increased their point total to
o71s, whilc Magin and Madden still
we're second with a.. Eaton and Hill
neid T third position, with 36h, and
VA waLKer and McBeth were fourth,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Dartmouth tn WressIo Nox,v

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 2o--As manv
oI i,s old opponents have failed to
sencdule matches with the Nsval Acad-
emy wrestling team this season. the
management Of the latter has sought
others, and several new opponents sp-
pear on the list. Dartmouth will have
on March 8. ~A 70
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Crozier Buvs Champion Trot,er

HARTFORD, Conn. Jan 20.-Word
has come from W. H. Gocher, secretary
Of the National Trotting Association,
that William Crozier, of this city, has
bought Peter L., the champion four
ycar-old trotting stallion o 1920, at
Memphis, Tenn. The price Is under
stood to have been about Sl5 900 Peter
L will be brought here. Last year in
o.06L
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Cornell Elects Carter

ITHACA. N. Y. Jan. 2o.-~C. G. Car
tsr, junior, who finished second in the
Cornell Oxford Cambridge meet in Eng
pnn last month, was elected captain of
yoIheAs lt1l 'cross~country team to-
day. ,Cartsrs homo II In Rock Ill
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
isew League After wagr.r

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2o.-HaDs Wac
nsr; former grand old man Of base
1aii," ~ among the players desired hv
1eorge Lawson for his new Continents,
League, It was learned here to.dav
wagner last year coached tho Ca,.
negie Tech squad and played on an
aii-star team bearing bis name.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Local Promoter Is Prepared
To Pay Boxers 100000 Purse
Garden Impresario Offers to Take Over Interests of
Brady and Cochran: Attorney for Fighters
Threatens Legal Action Against Triumvirate
BY W. o. Mcclellan

Casabianca had nothing Tex Rckard neither had the
Casey the Casey
A. Of the Willard
Charles
ish hat the still that
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Copyright, 1921, The Neu York Taibun


writer when the subject arises
Baseball replete with greatest ortstops simple
that no other position carries as stars.
Back Of the Schak Of Chicago
and steve oNeil Of Cleveland you have named the best
George ser at first base and Eddie
alone at ~
npaugh Lavan Scott Hlccer Others
step into a swirl of loud voices and waving hands
As Fielders
Any expert who attempted fielding shoop of the
lot would promptly crash handle in
We have heard dozen judges Pecnpaug of New
York. as the king of the fielding shortstops.
And we have heard dozen others testify
with the Yankee star. ~ p
There little to choose and
Bancroft , ~ ~
Bancroft last led the National League Hoocer and
Maranvle stride back
not thrown into direct .oons+
Peck Scott two the league
For everyday steadn Scott has them all
record whale He times with
fewer mishaps than Of the others.
The Combination
1t would valuable shortstop than Art
Fletcher three quite SPELL
So far acdal records hitting fielding co. Hoocher
The Cub shoop in either league 70 hat around
$780, while as an infdr he shy Bancroft
but oocher tod eighty
schedule - ' ~ ~ W w
Bancroft combination league in fielding and
bat was well ahead of Peck Scott and thirty
Adding aggressiveness ard hs mental aertne vor ~ +
combination. o. e
The largely him. and so is large section Of the dor.
Many Great Ones
Naming great shortstops the dav
ever came up to the standard Hughy Jennings
ays out tere are who will tell Long
boston, was the greatest of them ala batsan
up around 3so year after
Jennings marvels Rut for al, ground u. w. $500
the named Hans parade Not on1v a
eder Hans was the mghest hitter them better
1or over fifteen and occasions
Many managers have valuable ball
player that ever lived matter what position is listed
Wagner always the games greatest h
player Certainly inheder has mark
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Penn State Nav Meet Harvard

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Jan. 20
Manager T. w. Sell. Of the Penn State
track team. announced to-day that a
dual meet with Harvard was pending,
the meet to be held Mt State College
on April 10. Tho Crimson track tenn
has never be ore been on the Blue and
v hite schedule, and 1t is hoped that
the meet can be arranged.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Jones Appointnen, Welcomed

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 20.-Sat-
isfacton is expressed by the Yale News
to-day over the selection for term Of
football coach 1t says his me will
be devoted "to building up "A new Yale
system" and "hc will have time in
which to build up system such as has
been utterly lacking since the days Of
Tod Cow"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

Select announcements under Fnrn,sh.h
Rooms 70 Lat IN The Tribune daily; CON
y"n'ently erTHnEsd BY location in nurnar.
eoA ana alphabetical erdsr.--AAvt,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Dartmouth Five Beats
Yale in League Came

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Jan. 20.-Yals
Tonight was unequal to the task Of
defeating Dartm outh in an Intercol-
lsgiate League barketsall game. the
isitors leading by - to at intermis-
sion, AMI frally winning. % tn 1s.
This gives Dartmouth three straight
victories in the league series to two
defeats for tho F'is
- The total of thirty-one fouls was the
largest seen here this year. Nearly
all were technical in character Cap
tain Brown, of Dartmouth, watched the
game from the side lines.
The lineup:
Dartmouth (22). Position. Yale (1e>.
Cullen. n.............R r. r. She.d~n
Yufll. .............L. F.......... Baither
Millar. Peck
ltccp. p...............L. G........A -. Flynn
chamberlaine Milar Is. Heep. .'. Rather her
alderman. Peck, G. Ohley Goals from
foul-Culien. out OF o: Millar. out Of
S !: Alderman. out OF le: Baith.r, GU
- I. Substitnt.ons: Yaie--C. Ohley for
Sneidon. Sheldon for c. Ohley. w. Ohley
for Alderman. Referee-Tom Thorpe
clumbia. Ttme OF halves-Tw~nty min
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
-Phila. Jack OBrien's

SYSTEM
HEALTH AMI. ATHE EryC yyeTfTr,rr
20, Exeiusiysb for 53n.jnrss Men
c'assss begin Monday, Jan'y "a.
iZ noop--F .. n.---S b. m.
Madison So. Garden ns,ranee ssts Z.
49, DEsn All Yer, a. m. 10 D. m,
xsnxsn ~ MEDLC'NG---BODY nt;TJ DING
stUX!NO TACGfIT~-%O pINJeUMEvr
Wor'es Bigsess SwiAmlnx Peoi, run.
nies Track on Roof. H1nsbAil Courts.
sna@ors hses ana outdoors. Every form. OF
Membership. One Year, $10O.
.~-s 1Asns. AsA. ~ 7sls-7sss-saes
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
WEST
Total. .2.162
The summarizes:


The summaries:
Preliminary handicap-T. r. TODD. Green
wood. s. c. Gs yards), S5--1s--1s; DIR. ].
F. Buzzard, Portage. Pa. (1s yards). s5-
1s-17; J; II: Dreher, Wilmington. n: G.
90 yards). "a; c. B. Stickley. Vancluse.
Va 90 yards), %.
New York snd New Jersey scores:
J. Fries. Buffalo 1s). 90: E. M. Robert.
New York 90. 80: NJ. Mcvoy jr.. New
York GOD. 81; F. J: Hineline.. Ceilings
wood (l8), SO: r. Klockner. Mercerville
N8) 3d. Tracey II. Lewis. New York CAD,
Pendergast, Phoenix (22). s7;. D. Wads-
worth sd. Auburn tel2. Sc; p: H. Wiley,
Aurora U8), Sc; G. A.. Brown, Seneca.
lsD. SO; S: s. Hopkins. Lewiston 9co!.
Sc: r. Snclaire, Corning (1S). "a; F. A.
seibert New York t2o). "a: J. G. Dey.
Syracuse uS), 81; Charles 70. Scrick. Dan
Vile. N7). So; J. P. Sousa. Port Washing
81; e, Shaner Buffalo l16l. 81
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
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Before General Wint.r
and his icy cohorts again
lay siege to the City,
How about some warm.
Winter wearableS!
n
Everything men and
boys wear.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

IT you plan to make your
escape South
Everything from white
oxfords to straw hats.
We're in-and-out-of-season
Outf1tterS.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
To- days bargains in
c1ude:

~ Ody bargains IN.
clude:
: Winter underwear. for.
merly $500 to $500 per
garment.
Now $1.o5, $3.25 and
$3.50.
Gloves!
Formerly $500 to 5000.
Now $2.95 and $3.50.
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th ST. Pour at 34th 81
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ava
at Warren at 4lst S.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-02-11
Prnne Week.

To assist Oregon prune growers in
the marketing of their product, and in
hopes that more prunes may hereafter
be consumed in the home, hotels and
restaurants, the state will observe all
of next week, February 14-19th in
elusive as prune week.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-02-11

"Go AND GET 1T"