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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Graves spent
the weekend In Cheney with MT
Graves mother and sisters
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
FEM

Mrs William Loft, of Lewiston, il
-;.;t;no al the homo of her parents
W. and Mrs. D. H. McGrath.
charles Selfors, William Spencer and
Arthur Bussard left Sunday for higgins
an fishing trip.
~ The entire population of Fem and
.;e;nity attended the celebration in
Grangeville the Fourth.
o' The baseball team will give a dance
Friday, July 10.
Wednesday.
Tho Fem Spots were defeated in an
endurance contest of the national game
.. Whitebird, to the tune of q to 5,
on July 4. !,
Miss Patricia McGrath returned
SATURDAY. from short visit in Lewis
ton.
tbe best talent available from various
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
crooI! crooI!

Outside 1t was cold, dark and rairs,
but from the lighted windows of the
reglmental p. G. came sounds of mirth
and jollification.
"Say, buddy" said Post No. 2, just
over and green to the job, what does
p. c. stand for. anyway
"Oh, that?" answered Post No. ], an
old-timer. "That means pinochle club"
Exchange
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
Tidings to Be Spread.

'Mrs. Jibway told me Mr.. Jibway's
salary has been increased $1,000 a
year." said Mrs. Dubwaite.
'WelI, my dear?" replied Mr.. Dub
waite.
But she told me in the strictest
confidence. Would it be wrong for
me to tell all the neighbors?"
'If you don't she will never forgive
you"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten
Dollars Earned

Inc average man does not save II
exceed ten pes cent of his earnings. H.
must spend nine dollars in living OK
penses for every dollar saved. That
being the case he can not be too care
ful about unnecessary expenses. VERY
otten few cents properly invested
IKE buying seeds for his garden, will
save several dollars outlay later ON,
II IS the same in buying Chamberlain (
Colo and Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs
but few cents, and bottle of il in
the house often saves a Doctors bill
of several dollars. Advertisement
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07

Quartz and placer location notices
at the Free Press office, 40 cents a
dozen. Mail orders promptly filed
Advertisement.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07

Quartz and placer location notice,
at the Free Press office, 40 cents ;
dozen. Mail orders promptly filed
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
A Splendid Medicine for the Stomach
and Liver

Chamberlain 3 Tablets for the
stomach and liver are splendid. 1
never tire of telling my friends and
neighbors of their qualities, writes
Mrs. William Vollmer, Eastwood, N. Y.
When bilious, constipated or troubled
with Indigestion, give them a trial.
They viii do you good. ADVERTISE
ment
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07

points on the prairie, finally defeated
the Fem team of agriculturists 7 10
8, Sunday. u
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-07

Free Press for butter wrappers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
PENN RELAY RACES
DRAW MANY TEAMS
Total of 800 Squads Entered
and Entries Will Not Close
Until April 1.

Philadelphia. Pa. March 22.--To date
there are over 360 teams entered In the
Penn relay carnival. As many mana
gers are vet to be heard from 1T seems
probable that over 100 colleges and more
than 400 schools will compete on April
% and 80. This will make new record
in n national meet, and the result should
no two remarkable days of high-ciass
sport.
Team entries close on April /. The
entry list 10 date is q wonderfui fecoe-
milton not only of thd great Importance.
of the carnival, but also or tho WIDE
spread Interest taken In track ana feid
snort Niney-flve colleges have sent
word that they will be at the meet.
This includes Yale. Harvard, Princeton.
Syracuse. Cornell. Penn state. virginia
GEORGETOWN, Pittsburgh. Michigan, MIS-
souri,. Nebraska, Washington state.
Redlands. OF California: University or
Southern California. Kansas State ana
Kansas Agricultural. Wisconsin. Min
nesota. Missouri and practically all the
other big colleges Of the East west ana
South. As the universities of France
will be represented, Cuba and CANADA,
the carnival viii be the most important
athletic fixture Of the year in this coun-
try.
There is a possibility that several new
records will he made at the carnival.
The most likely to fall is the high jump
mark. This is due TO the fact that A
wonderful lot of jumpers Will com
pete. I.andon, Of Yale. the intercol-
legiate and Olympic high jump cham
pion. Of course. heads the list. Murphy.
Of Notre Dame. who defeated IAndon
twice this winter. and who has record
Of feet inches, will bear Watching
Albcrts. of Illinois. who defeated Mur-
ply, clearing 6 feet 3is inches, ls
most promising jumper, hut he is close
Iv followed by Walker. Of Michigan. and
Paige. Of Illinois. both Of whom nave
done feet inches. Then there Is
Brown Of Dartmouth. who cleared 6
feet 2i4 inches in a meet in New York
recently In addition there are FeVeral
others who have donc feet inch,
such MS osborne, OF Illinois. and Rams
sew. of Cornell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
.SPEEDBOAT RACES
ON THE DELAWARE
Much Interest in Cruiser Race
From Wilmington Motorboat
Club on Labor Day.

Philadelphia, Pa. March 22-There
viii be another big cruiser trophy for
compitition on the Delaware River do
mated by Rear Commodore Charles a
Morrell Of the Riverside Yacht Club.
II will become The property of the
yachtsman winning three times. The
donation will be tho feature of the
celebration of rear commodore's' day
az the Riverside Yacht Club.
The first race for the trophy will he
held in juno. the date to be determined
bv tho Regatta Committee Of the club
under whose auspices the raee il held.
The deed of gift has not yet been pre-
pared The course for the race may be
something over so nautical miles. prob
ably from Essington TO Ship John
Iightshlp and return.
The Morren cruiser trophy is the sec
ond offered. The other Is the Phlladel-
phia Yacht Club trophy. The du Pont
cruiser trophy and tho Carfledge cruiser
trophy were won Nv the Iickaninny
during the past two years.
Cruisers to be eligible 70 enter the
Morren trophy race must rate over -.
must have marine engines. their revolu-
tons must be taken by an approved
club officials before the race starts and
also the boats waterline length must
he measured accurately to the salts
faction OF the COMMITTEES.
The presence Of number of cruises
on the Delaware announced by the Del
aware River Yacht Racing Association
il unexpected. Particularly Is this true
or the weeks trip 10 Atlantic City and
other South Jersey resorts. scheduled 10
take place from August 20 TO 81. and
wind up al the Lu Lu Temple Yacht
Club. The event follows Immediately
after two other distance cruises are
scheduled for local yachtsmen. The
annual Riverside Yacht Club cruise to
the Chesapeake begins August 8. while
the cruise 10 long Island Sound for the
cruiser championship race will take
place during the first week in August
Outings and speedboat races take the
principal places on the associate +
the battle for The Record cruiser
trophy Is the only cruiser race on the
schedule The association plans to have
oil Of the prior events as merely prepar-
atory 10 the two races for The Record
trophies The series of speedboat events
Will lead up TO the annual contest for
The Record" trophy. which will be held
from the Camden Motorboat Club, while
All cruiser efforts OF, the association Will
IL centered upon 4he Record cruiser
race from the Wilmington Motorboat
! Club on Labor Day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
CHESS PLAYERS WARNING Up.
Contestants I'm Havana Tournament
Facing Intricate Problems.

Ry Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Havana. March 2e-Resumption Of
rlav in the third game of the world
championship chess tournament be
tween Dr. manuel Lasker and Jose r.
Capablanca here tonight. will bring
each Of these masters face 20 face with
an intricate problem. The arrangement
Of the pieces on the board when play
was adjourned Monday morning excit-
ID the admiration Of chess experts.
Rarely have two players succeeded IN
establishing such firm defensive posi-
tions.
Dr. Lasker has expressed an opinion
that his adversary is playing too
cautiously" adding that he prefers to
play a somewhat risky" game In order
To create more interest.
DIR. Iasker has said that he does not
expect to attain his old fighting
strength until after six or seven games
have been played. but he has declared
that each day he has felt he was re-
turning to his old time form.
Capablanca likewise appears TO be
gaining more confidence as the tourna-
rnent proceeds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
DECREASE REPORTED IN
VALUE OF FARM LANDS
Decline is Attributed to Reduc'
ton In Price Of Products OF
the Ground.

Washington, d. c., March z2'-Ths
average price OF plowIand per hcre In
the United States decrensed about
per cent during the past yenr. accord
ing to report jjust issued by the
United states Department OF Agricni-
ture. The average value OF plowland
uer mere on March I of this year wae
ss37g. ar compared to s8o.01 In 1870,
and sTA.3f, in 1919. The statisticfsns
of the department attribute the decline
TO the reduction In the prices of crops
The report shows that the heaviest
drop In the price Of land IL In the South
ern States where co, IN In the princi-
nal crop. In Some actions of these
states there has been a decline OF ~
per cent in the price OF plowland dur- :
ing the year The average price oi
plowIand I'm Georgia this year In tss
per acre, while last year II Was t4s--
n drop Of about % per cent. Tho aver
age I'm South Caroline last year war
SCI. while this year II is s50--a dror
of 20 per cent.
Probably tho greatest drop in any ons
State was In Kentucky. and is attribut-
cd 10 the decline I'm the price OF 10
hncco. In 1920. the average price oi
pIowlanA ir this state was $40 pei
acre, while this year II is s53. This II
decline Of approximately "a per cent
Iowa is the Sthte having the highes
price of plowiand per acre. The rcpor
shows that II in valued Mt 5000 this year
as compared with 1919 last year---a dc
cline Of about per pent. Illinois rank
| second in the value of plowland. ac
! cording 10 the report. tho price per acr
j being sf57 In Alabama and Mississipp
i the average price of plowland per acr
/ is s26.
The Western States show the leaa
decline I'm prices OF land. and in tho css
| Of California and Colorado there r.
slight Increase over last year. Plov
/ land In California was valued at tf3
per acre last year while this year IN
average iq si35
The report shows that there was
rapid increase In the price of land fror
1917 10 1920. when the highest pric
was reached. The decline during IN
past year q not az great az the in
crease from 1919 20 1920 Land price
are still higher than any year precedin
1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
SHOWS TRICK GOLF SHOTS.
Austy allan Cavo Rem ark able
Exhibition on Links at
Chicago.
by Associated Press 10 Every Evening


Chicago. March 22.--An ambertex-
terious professional golfer from Aus
tralia. Joseph II. Kirlewood. gave an ex-
hibition Or trick shots yesterday In
Chicago and departed for Philadelphia
and Pinehurst on his way TO England
and France 10 wrest laureIs al the open
championships He expects later 70
compete In the national open meet at
the Columbia Club. Washington. p, r.
While just "a years old he won the
Australian championship. with go
strokes over a 6.4O0-yard course.
Among the trick shots was one which
might be called the boomerang. He puts
so much back spin on q fun uashie
shot that the ball rises high in the air
50 perpendiculariy that he is able 70
catch Il without moving.
Although the styrnie has been abolish
ed in America, he showed that Il would
have been all the same 70 him. for one
Of his amusements is 20 place a ball
near the lip Of the cup. range ten balls
al varying distances behind IL and loft
them in successio.. over the stynie into
the hole.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
West End
Goals
FOR DELAW ! NE no1N-
Setter and Pointer Club tn Have Field
Meet at GWinhurst.

,rha D,lazyare setter and Pointer
Cs,,h Viii hold field meet for settlers
:.a, pointers It tiwnhurst kranny"ine
l4dr.d. ~ Thursday Arm ms !
niay..,,. dogs only II is not
- bc = member Of the club
rt.,, vnIu dog ANY ono in the State
III 81 bv having a fee Of $500 for
4 doG Trophies and medals VII ."
.t.d winners. TIL. Judging will he
Il ,iHun Massey and n. W parr"li.
cry interesting for ono VINO
.n. hunting dog 81 witness one
meets. Tho dogs are run in
altr a circular course which takes
through hiE fields where gooa
s had IL test them for range ana
.a Tncy are worked around 70
Is ,ancd the bird field Here birds
4.l,. rated and as each brace IS run
.unI Of quails are let 60 The dog
N,u a specified time 70 run the
sr a.d work the bird field which
-4iIv thirty minutes. Their speed
., obedience. control and bird work
Ia considered in picking the win
Sob White quails are used for
ration The public is invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
DEFIANCE QUINTET
DEFEATS WEST END
Fast Game Staged at Brownson
Hall With Curran's Team on
Short End of the Score.

The Defiance quintet won another
victory last night by defeating the
West End five at Brownson Hall, So
10 Manager Curran's team could not
stand the pace set by the winners.
Defiance had the upper hand throughout
tho game and only in the last few min
utes of play did West End show a
squirt of their real fun.
Gillespie and Magill were the high
lights of the Defiance team. each drop
ping six field goals. while Magill had
tho edge on the scoring column by a
foul toss. Lowell and Walsh put up
their usual close defensive exhibition
restricting Donnelly TO four field goals
Will, the remaining members oil the
team were unable to score.
The game was one of the best played
a Brownson this year The score:
-naf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
SECOND SHOOT AT INDOOR RANGE

The second shoot over the new range
OF the Brandywine Rife and Pistol
Club, at the Auditorium, viii be held to-
night.
The range, which is one Of the best
in this part Of the country, was thrown
omen last Tuesday night. The atten-
dance last week was not as large as ex-
pected but the officers Of the new or
ganization are looking for an overflow
crowd tonight.
Many Of the boys had difficulty in ac-
quainting themselves 70 the new regu-
Iation range, which is 75 feet in length
b,lt are expected to hang UP good scores
tonight
The club is open TO membership al
present and anyone desiring TO joir
should communicate with Mr.. Hopes
at the Auditorium. after 7.30 this eve
ming,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
POPULARITY CONTEST.
Five ORGANIZATIONS Already Entered In
Fairfax Lodge Affair.

Five of the city's most popular
athletic organizations are entered in the
popularity contest TO be conducted
under the supervision of the Fairfax
Lodge, No. s, L. O. O. Il. The contest
which will he by vote. will be one of the
many big features of the carnival which
will bo held in the odd Fellows base
ment, Tenth and King streets, April
to Q. inclusive.
Parkside. keystone. Defiance, South
Side-Eden and the +. II. X. Athletic
Club were the first TO enter in the con-
test. and although these organizations
have already received considerable sup
port. the contest will not swing Into
high gear until next week. SeVeral
other applications for entrance In the
contest are pending and these VIII be
announced early this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
FROM THE BgxgprcTISg SISTERS

Coughs ard colds are infectious. ara
prompt measures should b. taken -
stop the coughing and spreading n
germs. The following letter frcm mo
gensdictins Sisters. Holy Nam Con
vent, San Antonio. Pa In ~ value ~
every mother. We have JuHt received
shipment Of Foisy's Honey and Tar. it
ls n household remedy. We have used
II since we knew Of II. for our chlidren
especially. and always found u beno
fciaI."--E. r.. Dsnforth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
DELAWARE I. A. A. PROGRAM.
Final state championships win lie DE.
tcrm1ned MAy 2s-June 4.

The Delaware rntcrscholastlc Attn
ichc Annexation has announced ite
spring athletic program.
County meets will be held on the fol-
lowing schedule: New castls county
May Zi Kent county. May II. Sussex
county, May 81. All school children In
tho State are eligible and oIasses enough
wili be provided 10 give tho younger
ones n chance.
Tho State meet viii be held at New
ark, May 7. under the auspices Of Deln-
ware College. High school students are
eligible. The State prize viii DO a dix
banner.
Every high school is urged TO make
the necessary provision for tennis for
tho girls, IL II is not yet no provided a
court can be laid out and fully equipped
for very little money, depending upon
the locality. In some towns, courts not
on school grounds can be effectively
used. Dual meets can he arranged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Brownson Plays Hagley.

Brownson "Old Five" will tackle
Hagley Academy tonight al Brownson
Han. The old guard will endeavor 10
take the Haglcy boys over the same
route that they took the present Brown
son five several weeks ago, when they
clearly outclassed the youngsters in all
departments OF the game. displaying
their old-time pep that made them the
most talked Of team in the East several
ears ago. All OF the old-timers will be
an hand and a large crowd is expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
CHI uRCH QUOT SCHEDULE.

T,nlgAt. March - keystone vs.
N--ftington Fire Co Il keystone.
2n4 East Fourth street.
Wednesday, March 23, Desco VS.,
Moose, at 504 Market street, third
ii'F Fr;dav March 25. P. B. & W. A.
vs. Bear Cats. at Eighth and Market
streets. fourth floor
All CITY League managers are re-
auested to attend to the meeting al
the keystone Field Club, 30
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
R,IpU GREEIEAF WINS
OVER CHARLES HARMON

Philadelphia Mar - y -
IsHliard Champion ltalph 'iFeenieaL. 81
Wilmington. Del played Gharies mar
-, 1-aeterdsy afternoon at the Bruins
.gt hilli3rd room. - South Eighth
s.r, 4. and won. the hnai score oeiils
1a- 1o a.
,4e,,,,.r, ,l.,1ci 4 good game. leading
l,,,,,s,n and al one stage had
him s. to 81. when Grecnieaf ran =
tails. The ffty-ffth ball jawed in the
pocket on a break shot and stopped
him from running out.
Sterc hy innings follows
-oI16 l2 j II a I
io 7l43Ge el@ Is q 3 g $
T1,als- -Greenlcaf I2s. Harmon, 95.
Se!at, -Grcenleaf. j: Harmon, :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Bateman Fight Promoter.

Joe Bateman, whom local fight fans
will remember as the promoter Of several
boxing exhibitions for the Red Cross bene-
fit during his stay in Wilmington, is now
located in Washington, d. c., where he is
matchmaker and promoter for the Silver
Springs Md Club, located outside OF
Washington. Joe is an old timer in the
boxing game having held the amateur
bantam and feather-weight titles in his
youth and can still put up 8 good exhibi-
tion with the padded mitts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Ninth Ward 10 Practice.

Manager Lux and Assistant Manager
McElroy OF the Ninth Ward Club Of the
Wilmington League, issued q call last
night for baseball practice, which will be
held this evening at Twenty-second and
Clavrnont streets The workout will
Start al ). and all Of last years men are
expected to be on the field. IAny player
wishing tryout with Ninth Ward Is
asked to attend the initial practice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
ROCKY KANSAS GETS DECISION
Bout With jackson Nets e70,09o Fund
for Ireland.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York. March 22.-Rocky Kansas.
Of Buffalo. received the judges decision
over Willie jackson. OF New York. after
a twelve-round bout in Madison Square
Garden here last night. Kansas prob
ably will be given a chance At Benny
Leonard's title through his victory.
The bout was staged TO raise fur is
for the suffering poor in Ireland. and
Tex Rickard announced that more than
SO. 900 above expenses had been made
for the fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Lorraine Juniors are Ready.

The Lorraine Juniors are ready for
the season and desire games with all
third class teams. They will line up as
follows: Kuhns, catcher; Byrne, pitcher;
Gretzenger, short stop; Ellis, second
base: Bachler, third base; Naccahie, left
field; Gable, center field; Schaffer right
field; Seilig, utility.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
BIOOMER GIRLS PLAY.
Feminine Team Plays South Slde-Eden
nj Harlan Field, April 3.

south Side Eden will line up against
The Bloorner Girls of New York City, at
Harlan Field on Saturday, April 9. This
game should be of interest TO all fans as
the girls have played first-class teams
ap over the country. Teams that they
have PLAYED and showed up well against
and some that they have defeated are
baltimore Dry Docks Wildwood A. G.,
PhtrnixvilIe and Cape May.
They have never been defeated by
any female team in the country. Some
of the players who now line UP with the
team had the honor Of being picked for
the Olympic team that crossed the sea
and came home with winning honors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
CITY BALL LEAGUE.
Hiucrest and Pine ne-Neighborhood Now
I'm the Circuit.

At a meeting of the City Baseball
League last night, Hillcrest and Pine
Neighborhood were admitted to the or
ganization, making total of seven
teams now in the league. The other
five teams are Huber. East Lake, High
land. National Guard and st. Hedwig' 5
II is desired to secure one more team
TO make an eight club circuit, and Il
is possible that New Castle may enter
the League.
There will be another meeting OF the
League on Thursday evening. at which
time final preparations for the season
will be made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Burley Wants Games.

The Burley Athletic Club OF Chester
Pa. is completing its schedule for the
1921 season and would like 70 hear from
ali local teams who desire dates. Ad-
dress all communications to Manager
Fra ncis Dwyer. 6O7 Barclay street
-hester Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
SPECIAL TRAPSHOOTERS MEETING

A special nseting of interest 10 all
members Of the Wilmington Trapshoot-
ing Association will be held tonight at
Room 5045 du Pont Building.
President James T.. Stein has re-
quested that every member be in at
tendance as business of Importance is to
be transacted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Gibbons and Sampson Meet Tonight

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. March 22-Tommy Glib
bons, brother of Mike Gibbons. of St
Paul. and an aspirant To the heavy
weight championship. will meet Paul
Sampson. OF this city, In a 15-round
bout here tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Cardinal Principle of Conversation.

You become a good conysrsationaii-'
the moment you halt your "wn tala
Of woe and start Listening ciofeiy o.
the other fcilov's~-St. Joseph yazettf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
Baker in Atlantic City.

K.O. Harry Baker, the popular middle
weight of this city, left yesterday for
Atlantic City where he will remain for the
summer months. Baker obtained posi-
tion at the popular summer resort