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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-13
BOSTON MARKET REPORTS.
Jobbing Quotations on Butter, Eggs
and Cheese.

Boston, July l3-Local jobbing
prices;
Butter-Fancy northern creamery,
tubs 401a@4lc; fancy northern cream
cry, tubs, 400 40He: western cream.
cry, good to choice. 37Is@ 39hc; west
eri creamery, fair to good, 36h@37h.
Eggs-Faney hennery, 58@59c;
choice eastern, 5005lc; fresh western
prime frsts 3s039c. fresh western
frsts, S4035c.
Cheese--New York twins, fancy 10
020c; New York twins, fair to good
ITO lsc; Young America 20@2lc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-13
MARSHFTELD

Dance and refreshments at East
Montpelier Tuesday night, July 10;
CAROLS orchestra adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-13
of Course.

Hello, Jim, / hear you were sick
Yes, ! was threatened with a fever,
but the doctor succeeded in arresting
it,"
All! he arrested it for making
threats, ! suppose, Boston Tran
script.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
WOULD RELIEVE HOUSE
SHORTAGE, IS CLAIM

WASHINGTON. Iln. s;.-l.abor i
m,p rod o. go IA, 'nll limit In coop
,7t.pH" with capital In thv cunstrac.
tiun 81 homcF 90 relieve the present
shutagv. John A. Vail former prcSi
dent oi the Vnio state federation VI IL.
bur declared la an address tonight d.,
tone the housing conference here. call.
od hy the national council ~ the cha 10.
bcr II commerce ct tine United States
Industrial leaders from all parts uf IN
country attended thu conference to al
IN The announced puuHac uf develop.
INK "a national program Il housing cam
struciiun a. relieve the shortage and
"a solve the financial and other FRO ).
lens involved
1t Is labor that suffers most. whe-
housing facilities are Inadequate g.
meet tho living standard II the timcs
.lr. Vail declared "aud u b. for tha
r~isan that u WIN d. its shnrv To allow
ate the present housing situation"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
That Sore Throat Needs
Begy's Mustarine

When your throat is sore. It's sure
sign YOU need Begy's Mustarinc.
That Is, " YOU want 20 get rid Il Il In
the quickest possible time.
It's really marvellous how this real vel
low mustard Improvement On tn old.
fashioned mustard plaster viii end sore
threat. tonisilitis, chest colds. plcurisy
and bronchitis
It's no cN1ggeratiUn to say that 1,
often conqucrs them over night aud It's
lust os speedy q remedy Tor ncurilrli,.
lumhago. s,ff neck. nchiHg feet. suI,
muscles ana swollen joints
Rub Il ON freely. Il cauu,i Misicr.
hut /, surely viii c,sg the pains II
rheumatism and gout and you won,
have e. wait t,ll tomorrow Tor relief.
Nou'll get II today often On an hour
30 or 80 cents buys O. yellow box fun
81 Bcgy's Mus,arinc and ON, small box
will do the work 50 blistcring mustard
plasters J. W. Collins Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
ALI. APPOINTMENTS
MADE BY GOVERNOR
To De CONFIRMED
CONrINrEn FroM pAnE nNE

CONTINUED From PAGE ONE)
Be- tho iurisji.ton II the railroad com.
mission.
senator N,N1lus - Dallas. intro
duDcd hin creating state athletic
commission O. control boxing cXhibi
tiur In Texas
Consideration wis given iu N, public
today og the concurrent resolution by
Toe j.. Rouatryo 81 BRACES. and I.cs
S.itcrwhit nl Carson. proposing tho
calming 81 constitutional convention
90 irc. th. f.ssl Monday In December.
2. ."lr definite action could be- takcn
- 'hc h!ll %, time allotted for cuusii.
sr1tlDu hal expired
tn" inheritance nN b!ll proposed h.,
j. I. Smith ot Travis proposing 90 ,x.
! tomb Pc provisions ~ the present law
Nns voted down MS was the house Joint
U~rlut!'l hy John Davis II Dallas pro
posing Co reduce the poll tax from 81 -
o 81 - and allowing only native born
80 nniuali4od citizens the right NJ sui
ihE' Consideration II the hin hy =.
u. Horton ~ Dallas extending the PRO.
visions ~ a., blue sky law a. AN un
incorporated Joint stock corporation
went over until tomorrow tn, hin
pee Niding f'r the appropriation NJ $500 .
900 ter the construction ~ an apart.
n,ni house iUr the members II the leg.
isnturt wa ouErassrd after q spirited
debate. tn, hill came up on fayo..
i'l" minority report and was adopted
after the substitution cf nm amendment
re- irdiuE members IL the legislature
ana their families The house concur.
ont rps' luii,n offered 10y Il \ Bald.
win uf Lubbock which provided for an
Inquiry into various state departments
in order e. ascertain the adjustment
'i certain offices was voted down IN
the linnl rcll call
The resolution was reported unfnvor.
ahiN with minority report by the con.
u'ittcc - The grounds that the compila.
'ior oi The report would entail useless
expense ~ % similar report was made
Hst year.
Governor Nc'fs message wa.c-octcl
in Oh house with 1n outburs' Of an.
pinuse and vorious representatives. OF
pressed themselves as being IN fun &C.
cord with The Views ct the governor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

fixed ana the mode ~ payment csiab.
lishcd 90
Th,n 40 meeting similar o. ,hlI ~
SPA. the allies should meet Germany
and finally discuss -'itl,mont'
NJ puum,r sail that MI LLOYD
G,urgy's speech di not change his
opinion Court SfDrza. the i'aliyr or.
.igu minister. strongly favored tho *.
per, program ~ the n,lgInus 10 uld
70 would D, vital mistlh, o. d'WSt
frum The hlsis f,cd rt noulogur
Premier BRAND then iu'k the floor.
llr asserted that France WIS NOS ask.
ms the impossible French public
'piri.i Wus ready Co. lrr,pt what might
lc r.aaHHlhly u, collected. hut would
net accept before investigation e one.
ridcdr theory that Germany b. unable
tu uuv iiv favored six 1nnuitios and
'ruuiici why not fN them nov. and
then examine Gorm1ny's capacity to
rlN and consider ih, matter az another
conference"
III Lloyd George insisted it was %.
scntihi that something hc done now.
for neither the allies nor The world
generally could bear further delay. II
was then that 90, decision WAS taken
o. appoint committee o. examine the
question and report hack To- The council
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
WAGE REDUCTIONS
TO Be CONSIDERED
BY RAIL OFFICERS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
the lnh,r committee. arrived today q"
convene the committee. Tomorrow y
meeting win be- held hchlnd closed dooi q
but II WIS predicted hy railroad Off
oinln TIA, the committees rccommcnda'
tions would D., for SOME sort 1T rcduc'
ton In wagss.N
The cumus@e meeting b. held BE-
accordance with resolution adopted
0y the association uu January T. tn
resolution brings a. the attention Oi
all member reads "a, necessity To- oo'
serve all rates 1T pay ana working con
litiHn- Gel now established hy the INT
Dd states railroad labor beard until thp
sumo are changed hy orderly process.
Meanwhile. the subject was referred Ia
the labor committee. frr early cunsil.
Grafton aud report ns g. the appropriate
Notion IN accord With Oh, transportation
net and In keeping With changing cc.,-
uumiy conditions.
m, labor committee hosidcs gvnrr, 1
AttCrhuN .- composed eft " g.. naslgr
president ~ the Chicago. Milwaukee
and - puul. e. a Markham. president
ut the Illinois Central y. s. Mchcr.
president yf the Norfolk and Wcstrr..
and ". Scott. president ot the South.
Orn r'oifi, lines In Texas ana Louis.
ana
FIilut, u increased rates "a earn thc
.Npyrtrd revenue. decrease iu the bus.
in.ss. thu pr, sent large payroll. AMI
high operating expenses. we're given bs
he reasons Tor probable action before
'hr railroad labor board to cut wages
MANY railroads ar, IN had financial
condition" declared Samuel a. Dunn.
advisory counsel Ia the Association 1T
railway executives today. This IN due
IN u decline IN business and failure II
the rates o. earn IN, revenue expect
I'd Railroads. during september Us
tnh'r and November. 1890 when thvy
did their heaviest business failed Z,
earn the large net returns expected.
"rhc ruads have made reductions IN
their forces. nccessItntod hy the dcclinl
on business. They are operating rs
economically a. possible and They find
1o way out except o. rc1ucc the pay
.ull The 1917 pivroll of sl.Ioo. Ooo OlC
Is today increased To- s3.70o ooo co0 ant
us "a result many roads are In had Il.
nauciM condition. Boeinning with NJ
vcnh,t there has been decline M
business until the a. igh, movement /,
now less than two thirds II what Il
was three months ago APPARENT,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
VIRGIN ISLANDERS TO
BECOME AAIERIC AIMED

American ideals and institutions are
being taught youngsters. and parents.
too. Of the Virgin Islands. our newest
possessions. BY the agency az the Amer.
lean Junior Red Cross. according 70 .
report received In -. Louis this week
One of the frs, tasks for Congress At
its next session vill lc the framing u
n government for the Virgin Islands
the export q the Investigation commits
sion which visited the islands las'
spring reaching Congress too late fo'
consideration at the last session.
In the meantime the Junior r.
Gross u preparing for ~, chaEg, !,
the new nAg. The china e.. .ar -
lands. whose connectiurs IN IN p.s'
have been almost altuSssncr European
are becoming acquainted. ilro.sI "a.
Junior Eed Cruss. with ihe r'-siol,
and traditions VI the Stars and Stripes
Danish Laws and custom. AlNryei
rtill preaosnihate. and u h. c,pcc:e'
that iorg and careful work o; Amer.
canixation II stu necessary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
PUBLIC MIST PAY FOR
RAILROAD fNEEfI(iFNCES

CHICAGO. Jan. s7.--Denounclng The
naumiai agreements between the rail-
roads and their employees a. rcstr!c
tive. productive q incfficienry. and
relating 10 piece work. obtained by pro
Iaganda and undue Influence. the rail
roads made formal request tO,lay b.forc
the railroad hoard q obrosailon OF IA.
existing agreements.
T. 7. Whittier. chairman II the rail-
road committee before thu board in IL.
hearings on rules and working c1ndi
tons. declared the pubic pays 10
freight and passenger rates all the "a
penscs incurred by the railway" du'
20 suUh lnefficiency. His reusarki
were made In summing up the tesii
in0uy regarding the effects q al,ollshini
piece work under the national agree
ment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
HARDING WILL REACH
MIAMI TODAY, REPORT

PALM REACH. 20 ud1 Jar e.
Pres ld,ni.clcct Harding paid q visit O"
the fashionable colony hen, today IN
hi vacation trip along the 'uast u
Florida
Changing his plans no the last mo.
ment h. spent several hours ashore.
and did not board his huU.bllt Vic.
toria" until evening. for the last lap ~
his souihward Journey 60 Miami. The
Victoria viii l'ay, tomorrow. and ~
expected Co reach Minm, Saturday.
Eludlng r. crowd which had gathered
10 the docks ~ The winter resort hO-
tells Mt Harding went ashore this AIT.
,ruunn iihc cottage ~ Joseph Fit.
ter PEND n Henry = Fletcher. q
member u the Nicturia's party After a
private luncheon there he played golf
40 the country club. and aftcrwnrd was
guest al q dinner az tn Everglades
Ciui
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
BANQUET GIVEN BY
"PEP' CLASS WAS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
rAMPA CHRISTIAN CHrRcn
PROVES To M one Of LNEsr
IN THE PANHANDLE

Special 10 The News
PAMPA, Texas. Jan. - The Ian.
ouet given By the ''Pcp' class II The
Christian Church SUNDAY School. iFV''
eli 10 b. one of the most appreciated
affairs of the season. Other than class
members. a number o.. visitors IN
Guiding out0f.town guests were ,nsef'
tanned.
Rev. Roy Rutherford ~ Amarillo
acted a. tuastmastsr aud proved 10 b.
equal 10 the occasion. The following
program was rendered
Invocatlon--P J. Merrill.
Welcome =. Duncan.
Response-Ethcl Enochs
Duet-Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
On Class splrit--Iter, wynnc.
Response--Grant Grow.
Aim Toward others-Thc,is Grant.
Response-Lcnna Cox.
Readlng-Mrs. Roy Rutherford.
What Are Men Coed For Mabic
Nundy.
Responec--C l.. Thomas
Life PhllOsophics-1. l.. Nunn.
Tho Value ~ SUNDAY School g. the
Community--F. 2. Reid.
Why I Go % sunday school,, \.
I'LL
The Value q Sunday School Tain
Ing on individual Life--JOc l.. Pops.
The feed" was Oh that could h. de
sired. but the menu proved 10 b. too
much for many " the guests. Tbs
menu follows:
BOWS Roth all lgnc
Porous Ro,ir Ditto
gpudlcl Pressiu. cum laciu. G, cum
Britannls Pisis
SaiadIbus Fructus cum Lctiicuslos
spudicus saladus
Nariac Picae
Qahwah con Brio
Breadicus et Butyrum
Soppus BOWS 81 Porous
Those who were unable 90 rad the
foregoing were asked not o. eat and
were cited to the a passage q scripture
which says. Whatsoever i no; q f1lit
II sln."
The affair was enjoyed b. all pee
ent ,.t.IlfE'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
To INVESTIGATES TREATMENT
ACCORDED PRISONERS

AUSTIN. Texas Jan. .i--A com
plele Investigation on the alleged bru-
talities OF the prison guards ~ the statr
Feniten,iary NJ Huntsville will - d.
oidcd by the Juini committee ~ thu
senate and house after the rct'Crt Of
the sub-commitiee was submitted NJ IA
late hour tonight. Eecumme ndst!ons
that the investigation h. ordered GA.
mediateiy was made and the committee
urged tina, fun Investigation h. mad
a the alleged atroritlcs which were laid
before the committee IN c0nsidas.s
the Investigation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
GERMANY MUST PAY
A Reasonable sum,
SAYS LLOYD GEORGE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
attitude. though practically diayowcd
by the rr,s- generally and supposedly
by some n the members - the French
cabinet caused con-idcrabla cinharriss'
mcni M tn conference when tn sub.
cct WIS resumed
The British prime minister Is under
stood o. hav, cic1rly indicated that the
radical dcmand. made By ~ noum,r
, were imp tsillc " realization.
Tho committee T. composed n N NJ.
t.o,tehrrr and Duumer or Funr;
Rsrrn D'Ahcrnon and SIR lhnin.
", Evans Ter Great Britain;
Colcnd Theunis fr Belgium Sisnor
Ghnuinl for italy md kcnro Mort TOR
Iannn. Thu committee " meeting to-
nieh' and viii prepare iis report "a
speedily az possible Tor presentation
20 the council. possibly tomorrow
NJ Iiryd Ge,rge took up the whole
question q rcporaiions AZ the or'nine
Z the session o. the supreme COUNCIL
lie declared there was no difference ~
opinion rernrling the merits ~ mo
trurrsn'.
| Germany must nay a. her utmost ca
u,cl,v" NJ asserted. In order O. as
sure this the allies must stand together.
II l. useless 20 try o. get more han
Germany car pay for her Interests. con-
,rary 10 the opinion sometimes express.
"a ar, identical with the interests ~
the allies. n is "a Great Briiain'F IN
] t.rcs. a. well a. 10 the interest, ~
Belgium and France. that Germany nav
tn thu las, farthing. But the question
Is how g. rst T.
Germany could easily pav insid" the
lumlt1 n her own territory but she can
no, export her forests 10r her railways
In tha allies took possess ion 81 her rail-
wavs and doubled the passengr and
fr,ight rates they would " paid only IN
naper marks that would hecme w'rtt
lee across tho frontier
I, was generally recoe 7ized thn'
France had sustained the greatest hu'
man loss and endured The gr,aicst SUI
fcrlnr. aid Mr How'd George. but IN
he ether hand. Crcai Britain. HAWKS
been chlir.d to wage war abroad IA
been fcrc,d % incur the greatest Tina n
csai expenditure. Hfr naval "it'r'
alone had cost ten billions q pounds. he
said.
Germany. h. continued. can pay ont
IN exports II she exported too much
10 the allies Il would mean The ruin 1T
ailicd industries: II she exported too
much To- the neu,ials II would mean the
loss 20 the allies q the neutral markeis.
Cons.qu, ntly The question q effectively
securing paymcn; ~ rcparatlors must
H. taken NJ with due regard for ihess
facts
The British prime minister Insisted
upcn the necessity Of real progress nj
the present conference This could 10
accomplished II the French Government
would accept tho Boulogne suggestion
, IS a basi- f,r discussin. that ~ % say'
is billion pound. In thirty or thirty
y, ernuiii,s with interest
, Certain things must BE- insisted upon
ar l1-d George declared. the detorm
, '-..-r q Gcrmany's capacity 10 pay
+. N. renovation ~ Germany's fantastic
budget. and the imposition upon hci
pcpic q taxes as heavy ms those Iai'
, rs the ailicd peoples. Germany mus
make hcr people cconoini7c a. the allie
have done: the total Of the debt mus; b
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
SWInDllNG SYnDlckTES
WILL Be INVESTIGATED

ATLANTA. Jan. ss.--A Tar reaching
investigation hy federal officials into
the operations q wire tapping and
swindling syndicates In Atlanta AMI
other southern clties was begun her.'
today by pcsioff.ce inspectors from sew
crai states who conferred with alleg-'
victims az the swtndiers and with losal
state and federal officials.
Exposure Of the gambling organlsa
iions which are alleged "a have
cleaned NJ" hundreds u thousands o.
dollars In the past year. started IN ~.
lanta several weeks ago when raids
were made on establishments by squads
led by John A. Boykin. solicitor general
and the police. A nation wide search
for ring leaders Of the alleged SAne
now u IN progress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
BERGD9iL HAS APPLIED
FOR GERMAN CITIZENSHIP



KARLSRUHE. Germany. Jan. g. -
The attempted abduction OF Grover
l'' gfni, tho American draft eyader,
and leia' Stechor, his chauffeur. was
r1de IN, subject Of Interpolation In
tn Blden Diet today Premier Rem.
m'd Informed the deputies that both
had applied Tor German citizenship and
th1, their petl'iDr had been grated lie
sharply denounced the procedure o,
III, addiction party. headed 10y two NJ.
lceed Americans and stigmatizcd the as
sistancp rendered them boy German sub.
JcCts as "disgruccful."
Referring To Bcrgdoll and stacher
the minister said that both mon, who.
rarrnis were German, had refused ii
take up arms against Germany.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
Earth shock Reported.

GLEN FALLS. y. Y. Jan. g7-Nil.
iagcs throughout ahis section were
shaken this morning Tor the third time
ia less than two weeks by what h h..
icvcd % have been AN varthg uakc.
Large cracks appeared In the ground
az several poini' ~ this vicinity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
ATTEMPTED To CATCH
TRN>l II MI RED
o. Associated Press.

Tulsa. Okla Jan. 27.-ln attempt.
ing e. catch train which was pulling
out lust as he reached IA, station, Glen
A. Dchority II Kansas City. lost his
grip. 'slipIsd beneath the wheels 81 IN"
r,ar coach and his leg was So badly
mangled that II was anuuatcd just d..
lev the hip shortly afterwards az local
hospital H. viii recover.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
KANSAS LEGISLATURE
MAY lEGAlIZE BOXING

D NsfOTIaTfu Inv.
TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. ga bill T..
CALLING boxing contests In Kansas. hut
prohibiting matched prizc-fighis. was
ordered recommended for passage by a
senate committee ~ the state logisla.
TURF here htc today. The measure pro
yidos FOR the appointment II state
athletic director. who would license
boxing and sparring matches ana gov
nrn their Nnnlurt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
OIL LEASES SOLD ~
BANK FOR LARGE SIM

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. .7.-Two cd
leases IN stephens County. Texas. Oh
bslned by the Oklahoma lansing board
last faii By the failure u the cItizens
state hank Of Coaieate. were sold today
for fsso.ece 10 a Dallas. Texas. ~or-
plr1ffcn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
To Create New Cardinals,
o. ArsncIAten rrr..

ROME. Jan, 1.-THE pope will Great,
fourteen new cardinals at the mex, con
sistory according To the Glorinal DI,a!.
Ia. Tho cunsisiury IL g. De- held 4:
March
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

q, Associated Pres.
CLEVELAND. Jan. :,.--Any AT
trupia hy tho railway labor hard a..
ward wHr' reductions viii hc vigorous
I, upp I'd D., the niltoad hrotherhoo -
Wau,a g. STONE. rrnud chief engineer
III m, irotrcrnr,d NJ Locomotive IA.
gnccIa uld ulsat.
The men bon ieiliuld work are Mt
r,lng to ucc,rt reductions IN wagss
ROW. flid Nr. STONE, They have "a
riy iyst ag uuoh as they ever did fur
what they ggt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT.
The NEW wINoNA MILLS Spring
samples are here aud a special price
On everything. Nothing reserved.
Also n special reduction on all sweat.
.ys and immediate delivery.
Mrs. sti.LlE CRAWFORD
l6ea JariIson Phone 1873
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
u, Associated Pres.

there IL no way out except to rcduc
wages"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-10-21
No. 3641
No. 3641
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL RE-
PORT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, in and for the
County of Whitman.
In the Matter of the Estate of Emil
d. Jinnett, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that A. l..
Jinnett, the administrator of the es-
tate of Emil d. Jinnett, deceased,
has filed in the office of the clerk of
said court his final report as such
administrator, together with his pc
tition for distribution of said estate,
asking the court to settle said re-
port, distribute the property to the
heirs or persons entitled to the same,
and discharge said administrator,
and that Friday, the 1 Sth day of No
yember, 1921, at 1000 o'clock a. m,
at the court room of our said Super
ior Court, in the city of Colfax, in
said Whitman county, has been duly
fixed by said Superior Court for the
hearing and settlement of said final
report and petition for distribution,
at which time and place any person
interested in said estate may appear
and file objections thereto and con-
test the same.
Witness, the Hon. r. L. McCros-
key, judge of said Superior Court,
and the seal of said court affixed
this 18th day of October, 1921.
(seaD JOHN H. NEWMAN,
cc21nv11 Clerk of Said Court.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-10-21

first; Leland Barbee, second; La.
vern Olson, third.
Potatoes-Lavern Olson, first
Anton Harms, second; Glen Smith
third.
Apples Ralph Cole, first Leland
Barbee, second; George Brett, third
Apple display-Leland Barbee
first; George Brett, second.
Marquis wheat - Cecil Hately
first; John Hinrichs, second.
Field corn-John Hinrichs, first
Bruce Curtis, second.
Pop corn-Lavern Olson, first
Max Jameson, second; George Kuhn
third.
Garden egetables-John Hin
richs, first; Grover Wilson, second;
Percy Severance, third
Canned fruit-Grace Severance
first; Auril Ricketts,, second; Lena
Rouse, third.
Canned vegetables j oyce Will
Jams, first; Auril Ricketts,, second.
Jelly-Margaret Austell, first
Laura futile, second; Pauline Pick
EFT. third
Nightgowns-Ochal Gwinn, first
Kathline Jacobs, second; May Bar
nett, third
Remodeled skirt-Juanita Gille.
land, first; Maude Curtis, second
Audrey Yeo, third.
Pleated skirt - Cora Harms
first; Ruth Haywood, second; Glad
US Halpin, third.
Cake--Beulah Wilson, first; Jes
sic VanAmburgh, second; Merle EN-
ert, third.
Princess slips-Hazel Rosenkranz
first; Frances O'Conner, second
Kitty Eaton, third.
Design-Laura futile, first; Leili
Nader, second; Lennie Trimble
third; Ruth Haywood, fourth.