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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-05-13

And accordance with law shares of each parcel of
will be sold at the building of
said corporation Cottonwood Idaho May 81 1921 at
o'clock of said day. delinquent assessments thereon
together with the costs of advertising and Of sale
w. b. HUSSMAN, Secretary,
Cottonwood Cooperative Creamery Company, Limited
Office at Cottonwood, Idaho.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
FRANkLIN'S MEN
 DRLW S3600 FOR
 GOOD HEAD WORK

On the evening of Tuesday, Oct Il, there was staged in. one of the new buildings of the Franklin Automobile company a unique event in the an- nals of Syracuse history and s3.60O in cash prizes were distributed to 236 Franklin employees as the result Of the suggestion system put into eff feet by Frankli1. on March 21 last There were two first prizes of s4o0, two of $500, three of $2oO. two of s100, the rest graduating down to s1o each. In addition, s3 was paid for every adopted suggestion not win ming a major prize.
 The plan was adopted to cut down the cost of production, without in any way lowering the quality of the car. In all 1.251 suggestions. were submitted by Franklin workers dur ing the first six months period, and of this number 503 were adopted. The large. number of adopted suggestions is the best evidence of the high quail ity of the suggestions turned in. < A very large proportion of Frank lin workers-9 900 in number-were | on hand to witness the distribution of prizes, and the awarding of the certificates of honor, which went to every man who submitted an adopt | ed suggestion. The balance of the eveqing was given over to dancing music being furnished by the thirty five piece Franklin employees band
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

with almost complete elimination of the warming up period also add greatly. both to economy of opera ton and the comfort of driving.
 There are two thermostauc ele- ments in the new carburetor, one for control of the throttle pump action
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

mechanical improvements on the new Type 61 Cadi-lac is new carburetOr.
 This device is designed to secure maximum power fonr the present day fuel and also unusual flexibility and quick acceleIation.
 Easier starting in cold weather
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

the Boyle Dayton air controlled pump, Rudolph stated that he could not be better satisfied with pumping machinery than by selecting Boyle Dayton we take the position that nothing is too good for the custo- mer, and we don't know any better way to express this than by giving accurate measure and saving the customers time"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

which to judge it, according to Jack Tebhetts, who has just sold Ed Ru- dolph a giant Boyle-Dayton air-con-
 trolled gasoline pump. Tebetts was speaking of gasoline pump he sold Rudolph five year ago, and which has pumped over 1,600,0G0 gallons of gasoline in that time. In installing
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

and the other for control of the aux Hilary air valve spring tension.
 This results in Q correct fuel mix ture for varying temperatures being automatically supplied. This also re- suits in reducing the warming up pc riod to a minimum.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
NelU Cadillac Has
 Car6uretor Of
 Special Design

Larry Quinlan, manager of Babbitt Brothers, states that among the many
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Gas Pump Handles
 I,6OO,0 900 Gallons
 OF Gas Tn 5 Years

The service delivered by a gaso- line pump is good criterion by
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
HOORAY!H. s. NINE
 LANDS LINK K. Q.

The Hilltop nine lost the jinx that has been following the squad yester- day when they took the Naugatuck team into camp by a score of 10 to 1. Every player on the Lyon Terrace team got a hit except Jenson, who was walked twice and got Init at his third trip to the plate.
 Vest, of the Valley City squad struck out 5 of the Red and Black team, but his weakness in the third gave the game to the Bridgeporters.
 Captain Jack Maher was back in the lineup and responded with two hd;s. Maher took Conney's place at third and covered the weak spot in premier fashion
 Louie Hill conn ected for two bases in the sixth but was called out by the umpire for not touching the initial sack.
 The HIl1toppers are in for two days strenuous practice this week dn prep aration for the game with Chicopee here, Saturday Lavery is slated to do the hurling for the Red and Black squad in the first home game
 Seconds Lose.
 The second team lost their first game to Fairfield High yesterday. The contest was close throughout but the Burt boys managed to come on the Bong end of the to 1 tally. Johnny Lancaster and Moss were the only hitters for the Lyon Terrace crowd Moss drove a long three base hit into deep center and came home on the third baseman's CT ror,. but was called out for not touch- SecODd haSp
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Hitting The Sport Trail
With Geo. E. Firstbrook

e Golf is yearly Recreation othe will Brdgepoers the health 
 Neal Ball has other diamond his platform the A. talk 'insdebasebaH talk a
 Anything are that and Spain shouting I
 be Jersey City meadows mosquito carry with tn
 the players to phone somewhat earlier than enthusiast
 With the sunshine in Derby 
 Yaes rowing defeat the hands who were in college last but couldn't make the
 The International this season with scrappy George stngs the Rochester he Patsy Donovan Dunn in Baltimore. The After the engagement will doubtless forego kidding" in the future.
 Cartoonist a glorious applied race after nhab1tng the cellar regions
 YaIes baseball team
 
 blue and lean summer looming
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Di ia m on d Dazzie CTS
HORNSBY, CARDS, SECOND
 EASTMAN.

Roger Hornsby, brilliant sec ond baseman of the St. Louis Cards, has had a remarkable baseball career for a chap of 25 summers. Today the National Leagues star can recall that just SIX years ago he was sold for $75O by the DenniSon team of the Texas-Ollahoma League to the Cards. Three years later the Cubs offered S5O,OOO and several players for him, last year the Giants set the record price of S20O,OOO and four players.
 In 1914 Hornsby was short stopping for the Dennfson Club when he was discovered by Bob Connery, former Hartford man. aSer, now Yankec scout. He was developed by Miller Huggins, then with the Cards. Hornsby finished the following season with the Cards with a batting mark of .246.
 In 1916 he bIossomed forth as. a member of the elite class of 300 sluSgcrS, and since then he has been hitting the pill on the merry paZZaZa as a quarter-Of-a- million dollar player should.
 Last season he was king of National League sluggers with a mark of .37O; his fielding average at second. base was .962
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21

Sherrod Smith. Dodger pitcher. had his batting eyes. getting three binSoes, a double and two singles.
 Washington pounded three Ath- letic twirlers hard. winning three straight from the Athletics. to f.
 Aaron Wards sensational playin 2 around third base is tickling Tank fans down to their heels.
 Don't lose sight of Tommy Griffith, Brooklyn outheFder. in the fight for batting honors Grif added three pings to his record against the PhiLs.
 Ray Grimes made his first error for the season for the Cubs The former BridEeporter also batted .333. getting a single in three trips to the rubber.
 Biffing Bill Skiff is still a specta- tor on the Pittsburgh bench.
 Hi Myers was back in the Brook lyn lineup after an exile period since Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
MeuseL Bros.
 Chasing Ruth

The MeuSeI brothers are very prominent in the major league these days. Bobby, outfieIder of the Yankees, .'out-Babe Ruthed" the great Bambino himself on the occasion Of George Herman'S both circuit swatS this season. Yesterday McuscI hit one outside the lot as far as Ruth ever swat ted one in his life. It followed an |, early home run slam off the up- per freSco by the Babe.
 Emil Urish) Meuscl, of the PhiIIies. also got a homer yester- day. He has now made home runs in three consecutive games. Each of the brothers knocked homo run in their games of last Saturday. Bobby MeusePs homer on that occasion, as yesterday, cleared the back fence Of left field by the proverbial mile. But the titanic sHipe was only pigmy to yesterdays offering.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Big League High Spots

Homers by Babe Ruth and Bob Msusel brought the fans to their tip toes in the Tanks s to i win over =,the Red Sox. Meusel also got a pair Of singles.
 Jack Quinn outpitched Jlis former Cards to win over the Reds s-.e Rixey's hit in the ninth gave the cards a. , to win over he Reds.
 With seven hits in the third, De troit drove J Walter Mails from the box. the Tigers finally winning, g to 6.
 Nicholson of the Braves posted his second homer of the season against the Giants
 .+ Lefty Nehf was knocked out of the box by the Beantown tribe. but the Giants rallied in the eighth and ninth. scoring four runs, winning, to ,.
 Konetchy's single in the ninth yielded 4 to 3 win. for the Dodgers over the Phiis-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21

 Card Excites

Young Luby of this city and Tommy Allen of Newark who have been re- matched to fight before the Columbia A C. at the smoker to be given Thursday evening, April 2S, should put up a great bout as a result of their first meeting, if. they but con- -tinue the pace they set at that time. When they battled two weeks ago both boys were at it hammer and dongS from the first to the last sec ond to go. when the bout was declared a draw.
 In the seni-final Matchmaker Mason has signed up Frankie Chip of the Rosebud A. C.~to meet Eddie Ed wards of the Walnuts. Young Jen- ningS of the Black Rock A. c. and Young Griffin of Stratford will box four rounds while the opening bout will bring together Young Ahearn of the Acorn's and Young Lenny of the Columbus Boys club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
B" Harper To
 Tackle White

Tonights State Duckpin tourney schedule will bring int action "B" Harper of Bridgeport and White, New Haven roller, on Kelly's drives. Other games: Weeks vs. Orsini at Hartford; Stokes vs. Anderson at New Britain; Howard vs. Stone at Water bury.
 On the Arcade alleys last night ''Fido' O'Brien of New Britain tri- unphed over Jack Kausler, winning eight out of eleven games. Scores:
 O'Brien-106 1O9 9S 104 94 102 126 1O5 115 103--115S.
 kausler-1O3 1O4 121 9S SS S9 97 119 96 1O2 1S7-1154
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
PICKUP QUITS CAMP
 OFHARTFORD CLUB

Clarence Pickup, outfielder and handy man of the Hartford club last season, has jumped the Senators at HackenSack, and gone to his home in Philadelphia. The cause of Pickup'S action is laid to the refusal of Jim p Clarkin to pay a fine plastered upon him for playing ball in the Piedmont League under an assumed name. The original fine was S45. but because it boosted to S75.
 George Armstrong, former Water bury third sacker. is trying to make Waterbury fans forget "Goldie" Rapp. The former Brassco is playing great ball in the A. A
 Frank Brazil. former Hartford player, who holds four minor league batting championships to his credit, Is. hitting the pill at a .292 clip for have a chance to look Brazil over Sunday at Newfield Park.
 Dunlap, fashy third sacker for the New Departure team in Bristol last season, is a member of Geoge Stall ings' Braves.
 Harry Burfeind, pitcher, loaned to Waterbury by the Giants last season, is performing with the Newark Bears in the International.
 Jack Mack of Worcester boasts he will have one of the best pitching staffs in the Eastern circuit with Mike Hogan. George Herr, Lefty Bach, Andy Meyerjack, Larry Bennett and Johnny Bish.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Overcome Your
 Big Haradicap!

No game requires keener eyes to play than baseball.
 Players must keep their eyes trimmed for line drives and bad bOunderS.
 At bat they must be able to sec the ball as it travels toward them with the speed of q bullet.
 George Toporcer and Lee Meadows have such weak eyes they can't see to read a news paper without glasses
 Baseball was a hard game for them to master because of their artificial eyes.
 Poor eyeSiGht didn't daunt them. The stuck to it until they climbed into big league company. They overcame the worst ham, dicap a ball player could have.
 Have you got the sdck-to-it stuff in you to overcome your handicap?
 There arc also handicaps that can be overcome
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
SPORT SNAPSHOTS

CIICAGO-Edouard Foremans de feated George Sutton, 400 to 19S. in the first block of their 1.6OO point 1S-2 balkline billiard match.
 CHICAGO - Artie Holman. Cub outfie1der, 1906 to 1912. is back in the game in the role of High school coach.
 ANNAPOLIS - Navy blanked the Harvard lacross team, II to O..
 PRINCETON - The Tigers open their soccer season April 30. against the crack Staten Island Field Club, which recently downed Penn. 2-1.
 BERKELEY, CAL-Leslie Meyers, captain of University of California nine, and centerfielder, has signed a contract to join Detroit next year.
 WEST PoINT-Lafayett defeated the strong Army nine. to 3.
 PRINCEToN-A ba1k by Pitcher Connolly gave Princeton a diamond victory over the Nutmeg collegians, ? to l.
 CAMBRIDGE Harvard tennis players defeated Annapolis in an in tercollegiate net match, 8 to l.
 LONDON - The L. S. polo team scored 10 goals to 4 by their oppon- ents in a practice match.
 WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS - Major and Kumagae will fight it out today in the tennis finals. Throck- tie in the final. while Major upset by defeating Voshell.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
LEWIS
 PLANS RETIREMENT

New York, April 21-Ed '-Strang- Ier'' Lewis, worlds champion wrestler, plans his retirement from the mat after his match with Stanislaus Zbyszso, which will be decided in the 23rd Regiment Armory on May 6. Lewis is on his way South to fill en- ga garments with a number of local ce- lebrities.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
On The Spot And Snappy News Of
 Bridgeport Men
TODAY'S
 SPORTS BOOSTER

DAN JOHNSON, FIRE DEPT. SUPT. a in $ a ly fit ladies activities of
 
 
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
MOOERS HOLDOUT? MCLAUGHLIN MAY
 LAND HIS BERTH

the deal by which Mooers former Jersey
  Mclaughlin, Joe Start the Derbies Nc workouts show 
 Joe Hurley who has working with McCann by his the
  Hurley the major md adn of his league through the of not of diploma the league of NevVfed Park this of through stretch
  Athletics McI+aughn recruit the outfeld squad lIIoftu ready e
 
 As in club "Wednesday. A partial of The eSpring Pttsfe1d, in Albany New Haven
 included the reappontrnent of FsuIl" Jack Bransfed selection loft who halls Clean, N Y Springfield Dewey of Springfield substitutes The Ldl
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
UMPIRE'S WIDOW
 TO RECEIVE SALARY

Cincinnati, April 21 President John HeydIer announced here last night that the National League will present to the widow of Unp pire Pete Harrison a full years salary of her husband. Harrison died last winter after a long sIege with tuberculosis. The amount will be paid in two in stalments, half this year and one half next year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Ball Stars In
 Win Over Yale

The all around playing of Neal Ball, catching of Shinault and the the pitching of Hehl featured New Haven's victory over Yale yesterday s to 1. Bender lined his men up, as follows: Simpson, If; Davidson, 3b; Shea, ss; Ball. 2b; Hargraves, of; Wilson, 1b; McCue, 1b; Field, If; Miller, If; Shinault, c; Bogart and Hehl, pitchers Two more games are carded for the Elm City champion ship.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Big Jams At
 ''Int''Openers

Bumper crowds turned out to the opening games in the reorganized h. ternational League. At Newark, after an absence of league ball for three seasons, 2.0OO fans witnessed the Bears down Syracuse, to 8, while in Jersey City 5000 saw the Skeeters defeat Buffalo, 2 to 1. In the other games Baltimore trimmed Toronto, to l, and Reading beat Rochester, 6 to 5.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Stratford vs
 Legion Five Fl

Stratford basketball fans arc to see another exciting brush tonight when the Stratford five and American Le- gions clash. The lineups follow:
 StratfOrd-Hard Wicke and Thomp- son, forwards. Peck or Anderson, cen ter; Hamilton. E,grit or Peck, guards
 Lcgion-Williams. Hale, Clinton, forwards; Light, center; Wheeler and Buckley, guards.
 The Legion Jrs- and Libertys will clash in the preliminary
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21


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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
NEW.LEAGUE WILL
 OPEN SEASON MAY 20

Boston. April 21-The Continental Baseball League will swing into action on May 20, With clubs in eight cities Chicago and Winnipeg have been added to the circuit.
 A schedule meeting will be held in CIV York, April 29. with additional clubs from hiladelphia, New York Boston, Cleveland and Providence also represented.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Ruth And Cop
 Make A Date

New York. April 21.-''Babe" Ruth has date at New York police head quarters April 27, to answer the charge of speeding with his auto on Broadway. He was outsprinted by a motorcycle cop. When Ruth identi- fled himself and explained that he was bound for morning practice with the Yankees, the cop saved the Babe from the necessity of cutting a game today in Philadelphia.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Yale eAndTiiger
 Tussle Ahead

Philadelphia April 21-YaIe and Princeton will bring virtually all of their track men to the University of Penna relay carnival next week. Both institutions will have teams in the distance medley, the four mile race and the freshman one mile event. Princeton also will be represented in the sprint medley relay and Yale in rlhe two mile race. Both will have men in most of the special and field eX-e0tS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
PAUL.ETTE sPURNED
 BY SEMI-PRO CLUB

MassiIon, Ohio. April 21-Gene PauIstte, former first baseman of the Philadelphia National League club, who was placed in the ineligible list of organized baseball by Commis- siOner Landis several weeks ago, has been released by a Semi-professional team here. Paulette'S release followed protests from Semi-profeSsional clubs throughout the country.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Trade School Wins First

Followers of the Bridgeport Trade schools baseball team are in smiles today. Heavy batting brought q : to win over the University school yes terday in the opening game Frank and Banas were effective in the box, the former allowing but one hit in five innings, while Banas held the University boys hit1eSs in the remain der of the game. C9ogan. pitcher for
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
$500 LICENSE FEE
 FOR BOXING CLUBS

Louisville. Ky, April 21.-An an- nual license of $500 on boxing matches in Louisville is provided in an ordi- nance that goes to Mayor Smith for his signature The first ordinance by the city placing a s200 license on every match was held unconstitu- tional by the State Court of Appeals.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
EVANS GETS PASSPORTS.

Chicago. April 21.-Passports for Chick Evans and his parents to visit England for travel and recrea- tion'' were obtained today. Chick who is national amateur golf cham pion, is to play in the British cham pionsf1ip tournament
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21

the losers famed ten men, and al lowed six hits.
 Tomorrow Coach Ericson will take his team to Fairfield where the locals will stack up against the Sherman High school nine.
 F II F. s. T. -2 ? c 800 % o-7 6 Univ. -0 0 0 o-2 3 BatterieS-Frank, Banas and Che Iancy; CooEan and Wasserman. Um- pire, c. Remkus.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
ANNAPOLIS CATCHER
 MAKES TWO HOMERS

Annapolis. Md, April 21.-Naval Academy batsnen had no trouble in finding either Rothrock or Grubb and won from Delaware College by to 9 Hogan, the local catcher, hit both wis iting pitchers for home runs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
EDDIE HART ON HOSPITAL LIST

Eddie Hart of Bridgeport first baseman of the Waterbury team, is out of practice for several days as a result of sustaining injuries in a bas- ketban Scrimmage in one of Joe Cos groves indoor workouts during the rainy spell.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
KOPF CAPITULATES;
 SIGNS WITH REDS

Cincinnati, April 21.-Larry Kopf. shortstop of the Cincinnati Nationals. today joined the Reds, having signed a contract. "Heinie' Groh, third baseman, and Ed. Roush, center fielder, still remain unsigned.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
GIBBONS VS. WIGGINs.

Minneapolis, April 21--Mike Gib- bons of St Paul and Chuck WiEgins of Indianapolis will meet in the head liner of the fighting card here to- night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Giants Open
 Home Season

New York, April 21-A monster throng greeted the Giants in their first home game at the Polo Grounds yesterday with the Phils. There was lots of the ceremony stuff which was participated in by former Governor Al Smith and Governor Edwards of New Jersey
 Over in Brooklyn the National League champions made an auspic ious opening with the Boston Braves as their opponents
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21

MAJOR LEAGUE SCORES.
 National. New York C. Boston 5- Brooklyn l, Philadelphia 2- Cincinnati ,. St. Louis 4 Pittsb urgh 6. Chicago ,.
 American. New York s, Boston 1. Washington 6. Philadelphia 4. Detroit 9, Cleveland G.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
CHAMPIONS HITTING APPLE.

New Haven players hit he ball hard figures follow: ShianuIt 421; Nagle, AIS; Wilson, 400; Hargrave, .S2o. and ten others hitting for -25o and better
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
Tab Another
 Win For Tim

The FNordham nine again demon- strated it's speed by shutting out Co., luInibia, to o. with Tim NcNamara
 Brid boy, in the box. McNa- mara allowed seven hits and famed four. The star in the game for the Maroon was Catcher Cousineau who banged out two triples and double.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21
An1oteur Notes

Charlie O'Nei1, former Walnut star. has been signed for one of the garden positions on the South End squad
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21


 positions on the South End squad r Rain kept the Berkshires from play ing the ShamrockS last Sunday but Manager Jontos expects to get the green suited lads scalp before long.
 Patsy Frank is dAng double work mound for the Red -Sox and in mid week he twirls for the Trade School boys.
 With Arnold behind the bat the Al pines ought to do some great work in Devon next Sunday. years. want games for May S, 15 and p with the Stillmans. Cardinals or Hall Community School Address Manager Kmetz, P O. Box A, Strat- ford.
 The Nationals and Twin Oaks are down on the program for a tilt at Sea side Park, Diamond No. s. Sunday morning. All candidates looking for Nationals challenge any 15-17 years old teams in the county.
 The Lewis Street baseball nine, II to 14 years, are seeking a game for Sunday afternoon at Seaside Park. In the lineup are J. Cavanaugh, T. Wright, Margrove, B. Sullivan, Vir- B. Mahoney.
 The Red Sox are willing to accept challenges from the Paddocks. Wal nuts. Rosebuds. K. of c. and all other strong local and county ball clubs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-21

b Rain kept the Berkshires from play ing the ShamrockS last Sunday but
 Manager Jontos expects to get the green suited lads scalp before long.