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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-11
ONTARIO HOTELS

MOORE: Mr.. aud Mrs. Arch
Bacon, La Grande; VIM. II. Crayer
+. c. Green. Crane; l.. L. Stewart
and family. ogden Utah; Mrs. Mag
gle Barton. Boise; Thos. Hill, Home
dale; Bessie Faust. Twin Falls; M.
Clark, Nyssa; Crawford Eagle.
Boise; Sid Black. La Grande: Rheda
Miller. Evelyn Miller. Caldwell; NJ,
Hoover. Homedale; V. A. Doris. Salt
Lake; c. E. Shicklin. Salem; o. B.
Howell. Spokane; william Baird.
Crane; w. A. Randolph, Vale; DR..
Thos. ohmart. Pendleton: G. w.
Tenny. Goodlng; Bessie Jones.
Boise; Jas. p. Tye. Mt. Home; MIR.
aud Mrs, Archie Myers. Ironside;
Geo. T. Cochrum and family. La
Grande; Oscar Wilson, Fruitland;
@. II. Redmon. Boise; Al II. Smith
Weiser; Joe Howrey. Blue Mt.
Springs. Edna Warren. Nyssa; Mil
dred Fletcher. shoshone. Idaho;
Frank L. Hendricks. Mt. Home; J.
coyne. Juntura. NJ. J. Joyce. Jun
tura; G. p. Stiles. Vale; Mrs. Geo.
Eldridge. Vale; MIR. and Mrs. Mar
tin Joyce. Mitchell Joyce. Mike Glib
hons. Juntura; II. 4. Hoyt. Vale;
Geo. Thompson, Twin Fallsi John
Neal. lewiston; J, NJ. Devee. Bak-
er; ]. Fellows. Burns; r.. u. Beck
man. Baker W. Miller, Harry T.
Swan. Baker; w. T. Rice. Caldwell;
Mr.. and Mrs II. +. Watson. Boise;
chas. sehaffer. Baker; II. d. Hayes.
Mt. Home; Mrs. Chas. Grabner.
Brogan; Mrs, Anna o'Neill. Elsie
o'Neill, Vale; John Conroy, Jun
tura; ]. b. Adrain. Boise; Worth
Montgomery. Paul Montgomery. Mt.
Home; Mrs. Eva Yost. Riverside.
Ted Knowles. Butterfield ranch.
Mawbry Davidson. Boise; ID. l..
Clark, Nyssa, Edna Harron, Nyssa.
CARTER; II. v, Bowman. Boise;
A. A. Hall, Salt Lake City; Henry
Smith, Vale; ]. X. Hatch. Glenns.
Ferry; r. NJ. Mccullough. II. Alex
ander, Vale; James Powell and
wife. Crane; @. A. Walter. Ironside;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Lewis. Nampa;
NJ. w. Krummer. Hausen. Ida; ].
A. Hammack. Bonita; VIM. Darling.
Alberson; Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Med
lin, Westfall; Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Ed
wards, westfall; II. A. Rose. Nam
pa; Joe stOckston, Fruitland; J. w.
McGetrick. Juntura; Jack Bowers.
Baker; ID. MeKie. Emmett; C. NJ.
Estis, Pete Chance. Crane; Il. II.
Mullins, Nyssa; A. s. Hoplin. II. E.
oyne, Nsmpa; Il. c. Waterman.
Vale; Henry Long, Vale; w. l..
Pence, Westfall; Frank Hilquest.
Nampa; Edward Harris. r. Lsayitt.
Vale; Paul Raney. weiser; 8. A.
Stewart. Baker; Harry Wales, Boise.
Glenn Scott. Parma.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-08-11
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The vine-separating rear rack has q
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OUT all dirt and deposits the potatoes in q
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the rear Of the machine. while the vines
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Every Potato Means
Additional Profit

When the price bushel receive for potatoes
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the field completely. get
the extra dollars for your increased CROP
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the. following claims against
Malheur County, Oregon. for the
month of May we're considered, or
dered paid, continued or disallowed,
as follows;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14
LEGION TO BATTLE
AGAINST FAST TEAM
AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

Everything is in readiness for the
big battle to be staged between the
American Legion basketball five and
the X. of G. eX-service mems school OF
indianapolis, on the Coliseum floor
Wednesday night. This game is ex-
pected to be one of the hottest battles
on the Legion's card this winter.
All the men are in the pink of con-
dition and expect to give the Capital
city lads the battle of their lives. The
team was only able TO get one prac-
tice session in this week and will be
somewhat handicapped by this fact.
The men have been hitting the basket
with much more regularity than in
the past performances, and expect to
drop them in regularly in Wednesday
nights game.
1t is not known just who will start
the game against the Indianapolis five,
especially in the forward position, but
the remainder of the lineup will re-
main the same, with Higgins working
at floor guard in place of Pitts. 1t is
probable that Little and Winters will
begin the game in those positions;
both showed up to good advantage in
the game last week.
Lineup Is Formidable.
The ex-service men will present a
very formidable lineup in the game
Wednesday night and the fans will
have the opportunity of seeing one of
the strongest Independent teams in
the state in action. They have played
several of the best teams in Indiana
and on each occasion have emerged
from the conflict with the long end
of the score.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14
I'll" BASKET men WIN
FROM LOCAL KEWPIES
IN PRACTICE GAME

High school basketball men met the
fast Camera Shop Kewpies on the Coli
scum floor Tuesday night in a 80 min
ute tilt which served to strengthen
the high schoolers considerably and
they assumed a much brighter hue
than the squad that made the Trip
TO Milroy last Friday The two teams
raced up and down the floor at neca-
breaking speed, never slowing at any
time. The high school quintet emery
ed from the fray winner by a 81 to
q count, after having substituted sew
eral times. The Kewpies showed re-
markable form and improvement,
which should prove valuable TO them
in their next games which are with
fast competition.
Stengers lads have developed the
incentive to work up under the basket
for short shots and they have also
learned the knack of following W
their shots for repeated pointers. Evi
dence of individual work which pre-.
vailed in the first few practices, has
become practically extinct and the
team play is something remarkable to
watch.
Elkhart high school will appear
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14
PROSPECTS FOR LEAGUE BALL IN RICHMOND
DECLARED BRIGHT FOLLOWING MEETING OF
LOCAL men WITH TEARNEY'S REPRESENTATIVE

Prospects for league baseball in
Richmond for 1922 are very bright,
local baseball men said following
meeting of men and Joe Dunn, rep
resenting A. R. Tearney, president of
the Three l league and Western
league, Wednesday noon. Mr.. Dunn
was well pleased with the attitude
taken by the local baseball enthus-
lasts in regard to entering the pro-
posed league.
Elmer Eggemeyer and Clarence Jes-
sup of the Richmond Exhibition com
pany conferred with Mr.. Dunn.
This proposed league will take in
the following places: Peoria, Bloom
ington, H.; Terre Haute. Richmond,
Fort Wayne. Ind; Springfield, Dayton
or Lima, Ohio. These cities will make
one Of the strongest leagues in Glass
B baseball, Mr.. Dunn said. The above
cities have had teams in the Three l
or the old Central league. Baseball
has been popular in all the cities.
Two cities, Rock Island and Cedar
Rapids, in the Three-I league last
year, have withdrawn from the league.
The proposed new league will meke 1t
possible to allow two other teams in
the Three-I league to be taken into
another circuit. These two teams will
be the Moline and Rockford clubs.
Expenses Low.
One of the big features of the pro-
posed league will be that when the
clubs on the other end of the circuit
are playing in this section there will
be no sleeper jumps to be made,
which constitutes one of the biggest
expenses of professional baseball. On
the other hand, when teams from this
section are playing in the western
section 1t will be possible to have at
least one or two one-day sleeper
jumps.
This will be taken care in what is
called pool expense account, and will
make the league iron-clad in regard
to travelling expenses. Travelling ex-
penses will be equally divided between
the cities of the western part of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14
PAGE THIRTEEN

against the locals in the opening tilt
of the twin bill at the Coliseum Fri
day night. and they come to Richmond
with rating Of ability which will not
be disputed as 10 their strength on
the basketball court Elkhart was
met on the northern floor last year
and the local Red and White quintet
trounced them by score of 90 to Il.
The battle was nip and tuck through
out and never until the final whistle
did the winners breathe with relief
The second game of the evenings
bill will be between Earlham college
and the fast Huntington college out
fit Admission will be so cents at the
door. with no reserved seats.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14

circuit and cities on the eastern part.
Mr.. Dunn believes the league will
be formed, as the five teams already
are supplied with franchises from the
ThreeI league and only three more
teams are necessary to complete the
circuit.
Springfield Anxious
Springfield is ready and anxious to
get into a league of this kind and is
willing to post her forfeit immediate
ly. Richmond will complete her plan
for entering after the first of the
year, when Mr.. Dunn will be here
again for another conference with To-
cal authorities.
Local officials stated Wednesday
day that every effort will be made to
put the league over just as it was
done when Richmond was represented
in the old Central league several
years ago The men are very enthu.
siastic over the project.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14
1892 Boseballs Used
By National League

NEW. YORK. Dec 14-Thirty-
three thousand, one hundred and nine
ty-two baseballs were used in the
National league last season, presiden.
Heydler reported at the annual league
meeting today.
Many of the spheres were used of
course in practice. but figured on
basis of 1874 scheduled contests. the
circuit clubs used something like Els
balls each day of the season
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14

fer for R. Swallow, Black for Brown,
Brown for Black
Field Goals - Phillips 4, Aiken 2,
Borton ?, Brown ?, Chris 2, Rowe J.,
Slifer l.
Foul Goals Phillips 1, H. Swallow /.
Referee-Mulligan
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14

Franklin high school added another
victory to its long list, when they
trimmed the fast Lebanon high team
at Franklin, Tuesday night by the
score of A TO 20. Vandiver, forward
for Franklin. was the star of the game
making 80 of the A points, throwing
10 free throws and getting IL goals
from the field. From the way the
Franklin team has been going this
season it looks like another state
championship.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14

The games in the Community Serv-
ice league were not as holly contested
as in previous games, the winning
teams having little trouble disposing
of their opponents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14
CINCINNATI PUGILISTS
TO FIGHT HERE SOON

Arrangements are being made for
some first class boxing matches to be
staged in Richmond about the middle
of January. The fighters to appear
here will be the cream of Cincinnati
fighters who are under the tutorship
OF Abe Attel. The fights will be held
in the Coliseum. Final arrangements
will be announced later. X. o. Mars,
one of the coming lightweights of the
country, will be one of the fighters to
appear on the card.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
GLOVE, QUAKER MAID
FIVES EASY VICT0RS

The Business College Five had lit
tie trouble whipping the Kaysees in
the first game OF the Community Serv-
ice basketball league on the Y gym,
Tuesday night, by the score of 25 to A..
The kaysees seemed unable to con-
meet with the basket on many occas-
ions or the score might have been
somewhat different
Beeson and Leavealle were the
bright lights for the winners, the for
mer scoring nine points and the lat
ter eight Geier put up the best fight
for the losers, making all four of his
teams points.
The line-ups and summary:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14

regularly the score would have been
much larger.
Weaver, pivot man for the winners,
was the leading point getter. making
nine goals from the field. The work
of Drummer at backyard for the win
ners also was good. There were no
particular stars on the losing team.
The lineups and summary:
Gloves (31) Beverages ~
HaWekotte. ....... F. ....... BallenSer
Niebuhr ........ F........ l.. Vinton
Weaver. .C........ Z. Nlnton
Allstadt .......... c.. Connerton
Drummer. C ...... NJ. Ninton
Substitutions-Rose for Ballenger.
Field -Hawekotte 2, Niebuhr
2 Weaver 9, L. Vinton 1, Connerton /.
Foul Goals-Hawekotte 5.
Referee. Porter.
The third game of the evening
proved an easy victory for the Quaker
Maids over the Atlas five. The Maids
had considerable trouble getting to
gether in the first half and the Atlas
team battled them on even terms. The
second half saw them open up and
gradually draw away from their op,
ponents. ...
Phillips and Aiken were the heavy
scorers for the winners, Phillips get
ting nine points and Aiken eight. The
work of Bristow also was noteworthy
Brown and Chris played the best game
for the losers.
The lineups and summary:
Quaker M. I'D Atlas (13)
Phillips. r. .......... Brown
Aiken. IF. H Swallow
! Bristow .....C........R Swallow
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14

will take care of the forward posi-
tons. They are a great pair on the
offensive, and the Legion guards will
find them hard pair to stop. Both
are fast men and possess uncanny
eyes for the basket. They are both
we'll known to the local net fans as
having played here last season.
Stevens played with the Merchants
Heat and Light team, and Hennesey
played a forward position on the En-
Roes last year.
Rice and Underwood handle the
pivot position and both are good men
in the indoor game. Rice played here
last season on the NJ. H. and L. team
and also handled the backyard posi-
ton for that team. Underwood is a
new man to the local fans but is capa-
bic of putting up fast game on the
indoor court, and possesses a good eye
for the basket.
Stiff Defense Slated.
The guard section is taken care of
by Tubby Stevens and Secrest, both of
whom played here last year on the NJ
H. and L. team. These two men form
very stiff defense and the Legion Of
Tense will find it hard to break
through. Much credit must be given
to these two for the victories of the
indianapolis men this season, as their
guarding has been of first class order
Cambridge City and the Centerville
high school teams will hook up in the
first game of the evening and a good
battle is expected The teams are
evenly matched and the Centerville
lads have suffered a defeat at the
hands of the Cam bridpe Citv five ami
expect to avenge this defeat in Wed
nesday nights game. while Cambridge
expects to add another victory to its
list. The game is called for 7:15
o'clock.
The possible lineups for Wednesday
nights game:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-14

SuDSLltutIOns-SmII lot May, BUS
by for Martin, Zeyen for Metz, VOs-
meier for Zeyen, Metz for Vosmeier.
Field goals-Benson 4, Leavealle 4,
Broker 2, Smith 2, Geier 2. Foul goal
Benson. Referee-Muligan
Dropping in goal after goal the In
dianapolis Glove company, five defeat
ed the Beverages in the second game
of the evening by the score of 81 to 4.
Tn losers were completely outclassed
in all departments of the game. If the
Gloves had been hitting the basket
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| flor @irf-
srit. Seq
BIT feet no-
bite &eiuI.
bapt ipag
beonbe oe
(Hlp,. men
CAB benbe
toeet 9te.
| par bun
| biGlpe til
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Sci.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-30
Let Hartman
Gather Q u Nest"


Oct er ulrfellst betponinssfulot, Den itore Stare
al Wsenneiter, ium bar fulet &auoet al Sisie Orb:
LET HARTMAN Feather Your Nest"
Olt, Selt, gtOro, Spo-2anbet pper-n1ere ems |
Weillioh Slenl er blet uoitpret sicnnem HARTMAN
Woy. % ioa9 ct Der mere END Ell Milion aunoer
ouer belle Nmerita, iOm sjpr fine 5orrctuinaer ueo
HARTMAN Plan os meo itprite 5ilfreositiaelie.
Nten bet er al eronu itorre Setponin0 ben &lasle
Wennelter, Der pelser HARTMAN Plan trent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-30

Sc fan betale for De Sarer, Be erboloer, paa HART
NAN Elan, Der er p%perlnaabe liberal. &rebit
er letuluot % burtig etableret hos HARTMAN'S.
gn Terion bebpuer frn at betale fpntant Ell lioen Del
paa bullfetipmhelit &ipb. Sarerre blir lenot til ham
ltrar % han betale Jteten paa lettc maaneOlige Ifbes
taltnser 9pbet al pper ct gar.
Saaleoes bebpuer life bisie arbeiosionlme erlise
Tolf, iom banOler meo HARTMAN. at pente inoz
til De bar iparet pp NOT Yense for at tjobe Ell Irtifel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-30

mems goanen er igaltg. Oct melt ci.
%iettipe gaaben lOgisres aligepel al
en- Witralisie, iom ligaer neoinlbt
UNDER Soripoet, nteu iom nleb ct
Saanogreb fan taqes op.