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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-05-09
RETURN FROM SCHOOL

Fred Bell and Arvene Boyle re-
turned Friday morning form Berkley.
The boys have been attending
school at the University Of California
during the past term.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-05-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

All members of the K. of P. lodge
are directed to assemble at the
Knights of Pythias hall Tuesday at
1.30 p. m. of the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of Brother Stewart.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-05-09
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

take great pleasure announcing the Bingham county public and
the
deal pending between
myself
with LARGE calber a professional
considered
Chropcc
his acquaintance United
Chiropractic n
Dr. Brown licensed practitioner in several states including Idaho
with
to be able ALL that
which
growing clientele. 4T
Plans being drawn
planning to erect the finest chiopract santarium within
that will be credit
Already negotiating
Chicago
we'll
Offices
object will in
BEST Very sincerely
The Washington herald., 1921-07-19
Gibbons Matched
To Meet Georges
VIII Fight for Carpen.
tiers Light-HeaUy Title
In October.

NEW YORK. July IS - Tommy
Gibbons, the St. Paul boxer. will be
Georges Carpenters next American
opponent. They have been matched
to fight for the licht-heavyweight
championship of the world-car-
pentier's title-some time in Oc-
tober. The exact date will depend
upon the French fighter. who is now
on his way TO Europe.
Tex Rickard has held Carpen-
tiers signature to the agreement
for some time. Eddie Kane, Glib
bons' manager. announced today
that he had come to terms with the
promoter. Financial details were
Kept secret, but Kane declared they
were satisfactory to him and to
Carpenter.
The fight will be scheduled to
either IL or Is rounds. at a site
yet to be chosen. II it takes place
IN New York it will be limited by
law to the even dozen. II IL goes
on In New Jersey it will schedule
three more.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-19
Euans Delayed;
PLaysTomorrow
Several Changes in Quail
flying Round An
nOunced.

Several changes in the schedule
for the qualifying rounds of the ma
tionaI open golf championship were
announced yesterday by I. J. Nc
Mahon, assistant secretary OF the
United States Golf Association.
Chick" Evans has wired from
Chicago that it will be impossible
for him to reach Washington until
Wednesday. Consequently his start
ing time, together with that of his
partner, c. r. Murray, of Montreal
has been shifted from l2:40 today
until 1:50 tomorrow.
The following entrants have
withdrawn: Capt. Charles Clark, OF
the Engineers Club; Joseph Seka,
jr., of Cedarbrook, Philadelphia
Cyne Hughes, of Lancaster, Pa
Reuben Bush, jr., of Audubon; VII
lie Park, of Montreal; Bill Scott. OF
Baltimore; Max Msrston. of the Mer-
ion Cricket Club: William Melhorn
of Shreveport, Ill: Andrew Campbell
of walIingford, Pa; Howard wal
ton, of Champaign, ILL.,; Dave Spit
tai, of Glen View.
Most of their places will be taken
by last minute entrants: william
Mitchell, West Virginia; ]. p. Law
son, Kansas; Peter Walsh, Nema-
colina Club, Beallsville. Fla; J. r.
McNulty, La Grange, Ill; Fred
knight, Concordia, Little Rock, and
r. S. Derr, Wilkesbarre. James
Kennedy Of Tulsa, Okla, was listed
twice, necessitating a change In
the original schedule.
Here are the new pairings:
Today.
9:05-Tom Skipper, Rolling Road
A. ]. Sanderson, Sleepy Hollow.
9:35-William Mitchell, West Vir-
ginia: John Cowan, Oakley, Mass.
9:45-J. p. Lawson, Kansas; Tom
Boyd. Fox Hills.
10:l5-Jack Bowling, Scarsdale
B. F. Kelley, Greenbriar.
l1:25-Peter Walsh, Florida; Al.
Watrous. Michigan.
l2:10-J. r. McNulty, Illinois.
Jack Burke, st. Paul, MINI.
Tomorrow.
1l:35-M. J. OLoughlin, Plain
field. n. j.; Fred Knight, Little
Rock.
l2:55-Robert McAnorf. Ohio: c.
J: McGrath, Massachusetts.
1:10-R. S. Derr. Wilkesbarre
George Ayton, Montreal.
1:50-"Chick" Evans, Chicago;
c. r. Murray, Montreal.