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Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
O15566.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Fort Sumner, N. NJ,
May, IS, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
Carl w. Holley, Of Dereno, N.
M, who, on Dec. IS, 1918, made
Homestead entry, No. 015566,
for SEA, Sec. IA, EM & SWM,
Section 13, Township | N, Range
81 f N.M.P Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention tc make FL.
nal three year Proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before l.. K. Mau, U. s.
Commissioner, in his office at
Taiban, N. NJ, ON the 21st day
of December, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: |:
Ben Hall, Cyle G. Jones, Jesse
Carroll, Fred E. Fry, all of De-
reno, N. M.
500 cit.
W. R. McGin, Register.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
The Closing
Of Chautauqua.

The three last days Of Chau-
tauqua more than carried out the
promise of excellence made by
the previous performances. The
third days program, by the
Maids o. Dundee-six good look
inc, lively and talented ladies,
who peri rmed capably on a
number o. Instruments: sang
very tunefully, and gave two
playlets which were enjoyed by
all attending.
The Hoyt Garrett Company
provided the musical part OF the
fourth days entertainment, fol-
lowed by DR.. w. H. Nation, COM
munity Expert, He is a nephew
pf Carrie Nation, and, like that
energetic lady, hard hitter;
getting to the bottom of things,
and fearlessly diagnosing the
situation. The final day gave us
the Swiss Yodeling Sere1aders,
an interesting and talented FAM
ily-father, mother, a son and
two daughters. This was a now
city to most who heard the pro-
gram. and the singing by the
whole company, with either, vio-
lin, and guitar accompaniment,
was real music, and characters.
tic of the Tyrolesn Alps. There
were solos by the two young la
dies, also two violin selections by
the son, and folk dance by the
latter, and sister. The evening
performance was given at the
school house on account of a
rainy evening. To have five days
OF such good entertainment, was
a rare treat, and the opportuni-
ties offered by the Chautauq1a,
are boon to communities situa-
ted like Taiban, away from large
cities and off the beaten track of
travelling companies. Chautau-
qua stands behind all perform
ances, which means well selected
and edifying entertainment.
We will speak again in regard
to Mr.. G.. r. Edwards, the mana
ger this season. This gentleman
showed great efficiency in hand
ling the entertainment and made
himself especially popular with
the people OF our town, and left,
having the kindly feeling Of
every man, woman end child
here, all his friend. Such a con-
trast to the last affair we bad.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10

Word has reached us that the
Spaulding Dome Well is to be
started in a few days, and that
the preliminary operations are
now under way. This is great
news for this section of the coun-
try, for the Spaulding Dome is
on rhe same identical structure
as Taiban 10 located on. Harold
Evans Elliott, Chief GeoIogist
for the Petroleum Exploration
Company, informs US if they are
successful in striking oil, that
one will see an oil rig on every
town lot in Taiban. Let's hope
that his predictions come true.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
Surprise Party.

"To speed the parting guest" +"
promp ed gathering of the la
dies of our town, to assure Mrs.
l.. E. Davies of how sincerely all
regretted the departure of this
good friend. and neighbor. and
incidentally to give this popular
family good "send off," Gath.
ering at three o clock these la
dies perpetrated real surprise
party on the Davies family,
bringing with them refreshments
and exuberant spirit, and pro-
ceeding to enjoy themselves like
children let loose, with the vari-
Gus party games, and much
laughter. The Davies family will
spend the summer touring on the
Santa he in very convenient
house keeping car, and their
many friends in Taiban wish
them Godspeed hoping that their
Itinerary will include occasional
stops in the vicinity of our town.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
o1a2e6.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of, the Interior, u,
8, Land Office at Fort Sumner,
N. M, May, II, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
Ernest Herbert Herlihy, of Tai
ban, N. M., who, on April, 81,
1920, made Homestead entry,
No. 0l9266, for S4NEn. .NEMNEh
Sec, 10. SEhNWh. WAN W. W Y
NEN Section 20, Township 8 NJ,
Range % E M.M.P. Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to
make Final three year Proof, to
establish claim to the lane above
described, before l.. K. Mau, U.
s. Commissioner, in his office, at
Taiban, N. M, on the 23rd day
of June, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ed M. Tyson, Zade Wood.
Jonn M. Cheshire, John Tyson,
all of Taiban, N. M.
w. r. McGill Register.
500 :6-17
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
O15f41.
W. Il. Meain. aegister
s-iO Ol7-s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, u
5. Land Office at Fort Sumner,
N. M. June A, 1921.
Notice is hereby given thatMa-
ry c. Rooney. widow of Michael
A. rooney, decd, of Fort Sum
ner, N M, who, on May II, 1918,
made Homestead entry, No.
015141, for wMNwN wMswA. Sec
ton Is, Township 3 N. Range 26
E, NM.P. Meridian, has flied no.
tice of intention to make Final
three year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above describ.
ed, before the Register and Re-
ceiver, U. s. Land Office at Fort
Sumner, N. M on the 14th day
of July, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George Herlihy, John G. Ty-
son, Z Herbert Herlihy, j. NJ.
Cheshire, all of fabian, N. M.
6.10 7.8
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10

Mrs. j. V. Stearns, wife of the
Editor of the Fort Sumner Lead
er, and Miss Helen Withers.
oraved the elements and motor
eo oy er last Friday night to at,
tend Chautauqua. On inquiring
for Bro. Joe she informed us tina
she ordered him to remain at
home and take care of the little
Stearns's. Joe may be ''I5oss" of
the linotype machine, but that's
all.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
Man falls
from Windmill

]. c. Core, who has a place
south east Of Tolar, sustained a
very severe injury last Monday,
by falling from a windmill that
he was repairing. DR.. Brassell
was called in on the case and
had Mr.. Core removed to the hos
pital, at Clovis. The DR.. had not
returned up to the time of going
to press, SO we have not had any
late reports. We sincerely hope
that Mr.. Core recovers quickly.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10

Sam P. Bass and family ere
back in Taiban again after an
absence OF close on to q year.
They have been in Frisco Coun.
ty, Texas, ald are sure glad to
be in this part Of the country a
gain. Another good omen to their
return was all the rain that Sam
brought with him.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
REPUBLICATION NOTICE.
Ol4l4O.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Fort Sumner, N. NJ,
May 2e. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that Johr II.
Browning, of Dereno, N. NJ. who. on July IL.
1915. made Homestead entry No. ol4l4O for
Lcts.l. 2. 8. 4. slsNEh and SEM NwH. Sec
tion5. Township s. Range 2s E. N.M.P. Me-
ridiaD, has hled notice Of intention TO make
Finalthree year Proof to establish claim to the
land above described. before L. X. Mau. U. s.
Commissioner in his Office at Taiban. N. NJ.
on the 18th day OF July 1921.
Claimant names az witnesses,
Robert M. Auvenshine OF Dereno. N M.
Jesse Carroll Of Dereno. N. M. Webster s.
wherton. Of Cantsn, N. NJ Edgar L. Keegan
Of Canton, N. M.
w. R. McGill, Register.
6-3 I'll
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10

Il has been wonderful rain
that we have had fer the past
week, and a great boon to the
country. This will sure make the
crops show up, and some of the
progressive farmers already have
exhibits in the Bank, of their
production.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10

Wesley Mccullough has been
wearing a pleasant smile for the
past week. the reason being that
his wife, who has heen visiting
with relatives in Tulia, Texas,
returned home. "Wes' informed
us that "batching', did not ap-
peal to him.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
ot477a.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior. u q. Land once
at Fort Summer. N. ~ June 4. 1921.
notice is hereby that 2 @. Forrest, Heir Of.
and fOf the heirs. Margaret ], Forest. Decd. OF
Tolar. N ~. who. on Aug. ard. 1919. made Ad-
ditiopsl homestead entry. Ne. ol4272. for sI1h
SEA, Section 9, Township 2 N Range % e.
N.M.P. Meridian. has filed notice Of Intention
to make Final three year Proof TO establish
claim TO the land above described. before L. X.
Mau. U. s. Commissioners, in his office At Tai
ban. N. Al. on the i4th day OF July, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Emerson Eaatwsod, William L. watkins.
Henry P Coleman. ChAiles A. watkins all Of
rolar, y. n.
w.R, Azocill. asgister.
AIN "a
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
Clio | 7.8

Rev. M. Lee Starke d. D. will
hold a meeting at TaibaD, com.
mencing Tuesday, Aug. 23rd, to
Sept. 18th. He has message for
everybody; breaches the old time
religion, so let US look forward
to an old time revival. He has
just closed a meeting at Mena,
Arkansas.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
REPUBLICATION NOTICE.
O16264.

Department Of the Interior. U. y. Land
oAaoe At Fort Sumner. ~. M.. May II. 1891
Notice is hereby given that Bonanza 8
sswell OF Tolar. N NJ. who. on Aay.ls. 1918
made Additional homestead entry, NO elessi
for NEN. Lotsa.s sEKNw1t NENsRM. Sector
10, Township a. N. Range 20 u. N. p. Meridi
an, hss filsd notice oiintentiSn to make Eina
three year Proof. to establish claim to the land
above descrietd. before l.. X. Mau. U. 8. com
missioner, in his Office At TAiban, n. N. on
the osth day OF June, 1891.
Claimant names as Witnesses.
Harold WooIlums Emory 3. Woollums,
william n. Lawrence, walter W. Tibbsts. all
Of Telar, N. M.
s-lo T-s w.R. Koaill. Register.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10

Carl W. Holley is one of the
fortunate soldier boys who will
annex g section of land shortly,
the government allowing them
two years on residence.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Wright, who
live out in the House district,
were Taiban visitors on Wednes-
day lest. Mr.. Wright said that
he was going to start right in
planting potatoes.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10

Miss Louise Preslar, one Of
our last years teachers, is attend
ing the State Normal Summer
School at Las Vegas.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
oIsspo.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior. U. s. Land
0aase at Fort Summer. N. M. May 7s 1921.
Notice is hereby gwen that Robert II
Prince. of Taiban, N. NJ. who on June IL. $40
made Additional homestead entry No. Olo3g9
for slaswh. swNsEh. Section 70 Township
sN.-Range IS e. N.MP, Meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make Final three year
Proof, to establish claim to the land above de.
scribed. before L. K Mau. U. 8. Commissioner
IN his office At raibau, N. Nj. on the 7th day 81
July. 1871.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Nelson A. curtis, John NJ. Cheshire. w. T.
Wade. John Victor, all Of FAibAn NJ NJ
w. r. McGill Register.
6.3 ii
Taiban Valley news., 1921-06-10
6.3 | II

BARGAIN:-Two Brisco cars
for sale. Price $235 and $3.50
cash. @. H. Atkerson G Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-07
To OPEN
At LEAGUE PARK
HOMESTEAD aRAYS SHOULD FUR
GISH TOUGHEST OPPOSITION
POSSIBLE FOE THE
LOCAL CLUB.
Owens VIII Oppose Fullerton In What
Looms Up ~ . Pitching Duel.
Carpenter to Play.

Sunday afternoon the Bauers will open
the baseball season. Their opponents
will l.. the Homestead Grays. one OF the
fastest cnlOred mines in this section OF
the country. That the visitors ar" bent
on coping goes without saying In
oscar OwcAs they boast Of the Spre"l-
,Sl moundSman in tn" Smoky cry lie
has a world OF :ir and promises I" be
the Chier obstacle n the path " n ."'Hi
victory In fact. the GrayS pin ho"''s
IN his ability. For his build. il - dprh;-
"a! If another man in Pennsylvania OF
INC same proportions has the speed he
dishes up
on ,nr roster OF the G-HyS VIII also
be ~"I;uttS" Carpenter. who hail. from
The Second ward. he - 4 popular .""A!
bov and promises 10 have at least 500
,olo-ed Colks on hand 20 "hcer him n his
battle 10 win his position al second
aainSt two prominent Co!lcgians car
pente- ia a big ~tavoritc and much - en-
pertcd Of HIM. The GruyS NAY" 4 arg"
following h." and ar" generally re'"C-
ntzed among all ScnI-pro cubs. N"-
torres oyer Amhridg". Ncw caste Cords
and others in thus class. speaks Of 'h"ir
prestige and ranking. Las year they
xur H. and lost Il. winch : uu'i" n
mars 'nr al semi-pro clubs 20 hi.
Thu IiaucrS are set for III" s~ti':"St
Kind of opposition. "r""cv' In!'Ti"h
viii draw tn" mound assignment ana
much depends upon In" shape IN Th'"h
he has rounded. Their" VIII likely Ia"
no ,nangrS IN III" ..n"ir and Win
weather permitting. il should b" an
,\-"' long To Il" =, m"mh"E"j.
League Park viii no doubt, b" n" m"''a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-07
Tommy Phillips Wants
To Appear In Wheeling
McKeesport Scrappsr Anxious to Clear
Himself Of Refusal to Fight Tor
Elks Recently.

Tommy Phillips. Mcke"srort. Ia d.
and Il native Mrunta!n""r son.
who rose Ia n main bout performer
several weeks ago IN Pittsburgh. Is
anxious 20 appear before Wheeling t1nS
NJ one al the American l.rE!"n'S shows
IN In" future. Phillips says tha; h" -
willing TO apptar in a preliminary Tor
Matchmaker Phillips. and that h" WEI
Civ tho fans the sam" Satisfaction
wi.rh H., his always gwen IN ia" past.
Tommy seems Z" place the hidIn" ~
'prlrr" Of apr"aranc" ~ th,~ 'N
UPON the fact hat he was forced {" cat
rff a bout a, tho EikS' big show tGri
causing Il misunderstanding with
George Phillips. local matchmaker.
Ihillips says that he was hooked for 4
six roundcr At the I;lkS' big "hlow0ut'
last year. and TINT he injured his hand
nights h, for" tho light to such an
tNlCnt as /, WAS necessary To call has
engagement of here. Tommy - anxious
to go further IN has statements, and
wishes the Wheeling ring fans to know
that Il was the FIRST bout IN SIX years
that ne had called OF.
The former Wheeling boy appeared
hrrr on several occasions. and had IN"
crowd ~ AN uprnar With his Willingness
in mix. taking almost w." blows l."
land one. He has always pr"I"n a
popular tighter and a big " card
Fans are n tn" present claInnriuS fer
III, presence Of Phillips in y local ring
again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-07
', j, OPENS
SEASON FRIDAY

Special Dispatch to The In~t"llifencer.
M~organtown April 6.-Tum"rrow aft
ernonn the final workout before the
opening game OF the season on Friday
with the F"airmont tOlleglanS VII! he
held by the West Virginia baseball
squad. and when the team left tn" field
today after Il strenuous workout no less
than ton men who have been fighting
daily rur A berth on tho varsity squad
were wondering II they would he start
% IN the initial encounter.
The tight at first base has narrowed
down TO Madeira and Horkr. b"ih or
whom have been playing a CLASSY article
Of ball all week. Tho rae between the
pair IS still neck and neck. and Rodgers
has An extremely difficult task on ms
hands.
Wcik and Lytle arc still playing sen
satiunal bali al short. ANA hccauS" oi
the latter'S great improvement: inns week
his admirers predict that ne Will d!S-
place the Huntington rhenom. who con
tinurS 10 play n tiawleSs game.
a, second. Wright. Barnard and kros-
noT are all still in tn" race" Tor the
berth. Hoprvcr. not one az III" three
has shown anything al the bat 50 TAR
thus making Il cNn!"nt ia" one that
picks UP in hitting viii gct IN" posi-
ton. Wright seems 10 have the edge
on the other two candidates. and be-
rauSc Of tn" experience h" had last sea-
son j. likely to play against TN" fa!r-
m0ntrrS in The opening games.
LES Dorsey and Jimmy MaEii"id are
nrnducing AN affair similar /" the
Hnpke-Maderla and Lytl'.W";?. battles.
Last week Maytield seemed TO he the
fnvrr.tc. hut Dorsey has struck MS
stride and this week has been playing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-07
what IL Some One Saves Strong-Arn
Boys7

word about .hcSc young stronS-
,-r,sJ p;,chars. They are i:ahl" TO beat
ary -ort OF a ball club during the first
six weeks OF the season because t"s
teams ar" not playing the gaiT" prop
n-.y during hat period and not Hl'tlhE
speed. After the teams S"ttI" DOWN q"
the real work Of ;he season these
s,~ong-armed boys haven't a chahC"'
but in doping ! always live in terror
mat some dav some manage will have
sense enough to sage -Four or five fast.
s.rouE KID and pitch them in every
game up t" June |. saving his veterans.
And y ever a manager does that n
will no; only upse: my dope. put ne
vii, come neLr breaking NJ the league.
There IS a quite unusual condition
in Tho American K TINS season
which must b. considered In it, bear
,nr upon the race. In m" average year
ali teams are primed to beat the cham
u:onship club. Each manager hatura"F
saves I'D the pitcher h" thinks can oe''
rho champions and uses him as oltcn
as possible against that team In the
Auarir,n league we ind the natura.
desire 20 h"a, cleveland complicated oy
an even greater desire TO beat me
y,,k,.S TIL tremendous press agent
ny Of Ruth and his fellows has re-
acted. and the majority OF tn" teams
and navers are filled with a desire TO
",bow m" III, much-herlded claimants
for the honors.
Hevond doubt New York will lose a
nIubar ~ gameS-at least S"N"n hS
nv observation-disclosures OF Inordlnat'
Blasting oc boosters. and at i"aSt three
Of these will be to -. Louis. n team
- which tho fanks cannot anord 10
,nsn many games without losing inc
series.
In tho succeeding article We Will
study me amended dor" from ever
,oss,ple angle before proceeding 70 tn"
-r,l processes or IN" dope and figuring
low many games = team ought 10
WIN and lose on the Indicated team
strengths.
downright. 1877. by The New YORK
Evening MALI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-07
BELLAIRE ATHLETICS
ARE IN THE RUNNING
For Ohio valley Ssmi-Pro Champion
skip This seasou-Havs A Strong
Team,

\ fast cub from Pittsburgh - being
hooked for tlr Rr.la!r" Athletics n
their opening game II the 1921 season.
sunday. April l.. The +. J. S~utllfanS
or tn, Mn~n"ngtn"!t :. g. VII! he thr
attraction ~ the sixteenth street bal
park on that dat"
~ the opening attraction, one "i inc
fastest clubs in tn" Smokey city DIS
,r'"t would hr booked, whether either
i"am mentioned above 10 signed up.
pturr games on ihr BC'.airr schedule
rnrilidc snrt 81 the crack Seml-pTo
championship leans from Pittsburgh,
IA and W~rrirra Oh:n.
The club = at The present under a
n,w mans cement and If the support o:
tho fans comes NJ 10 expectations. inc
l:"l!alrc team promises 20 "h"r lirSt-
lass ScInI-pro contests AL season. the
SiM;~rnih street bal park - now being
lu, IN" shape for IN" OPENER.
The team will hc selected from a won
d-rfui lot Of material, anon which Is
found some "ld-lin"rS in the game. and
It crowd "f promising youngsters. y
majority Of ne members OF IN"
Abilities from last year Will he III me
lineup again,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-07
"You're Right, Sir, S. S. S.
Is Good for Rheumatism"

good for rheumatism. for it is N
Al blood remedy-drives out the
poisonous impurities responsible fol-
your trouble and leaves your circu.
lation rich and wholesome, a. it
must be if you are to enjoy perfect
health"
"S.S.S. has been on the market
for more than so years. My father
sold it right in this store before I
was born, and I remember when !
was a youngster hearing him tell
his customers it was 50 good be-
cause it was made of strictly fresh
herbs. Just let me wrap this up
for you, and you car start taking
it as soon as you get home. Then
if you want individual expert medi-
cal advice you can write to Chief
Medical Advisor, S5S Swift Labora:
tory, Atlanta, Georgia. BE vii
give it to you free"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-07
G|BS0N|TES To DRAW MONSTER
CROWD IN RED SERIES APR. q

nee good pitchers n N",,"w Horse Nor
~,-o-. ,~i.,zurr a"I t,hcrh,r'. i.t he a.
-,.,ty ~.r"ng ou;nr;i has been augment
=, m" addition OF liohw"r. M"k1n
anI $umma IN" fnrmer 'o!'"1 ~ ~
h.: rU:n''G"r To- "UW" - IA" HI1J"T~
u mtny $rarS. Earnhart "a th.rd and
T,~rrr, at second ar" other newcomers
~ ~" r!rat. :ntic,,l VII" have NOR"
.u.n md" god 81 'br ;"am. Their
w"~A - reviewed IN thr r"w|M'p"- -
,-"'~ Fr"ru tn train ~ camp n""t NOT
=. "1,Ho-a,cd upon
N">' - MLrau>;i!" and "ih"r 90
>.arS y N" Eurcn lineup. thu interest
a. ~, fans seems - W ,"G,crcd III
p.;,An- Moses yellow Horse. Yellow
Hn-s" - = fu,l tl"cdcd rHwHr" Indian.
and = tHs only ~ gina American play
IN: ha.. - ~ majors today. Tn" Pr
.,:r> secured him from l.jt'I" Rn%k last
.t'l. IA! ms work thus far gives "rId-
,ur,. oc ~ h~CnmIng q u;;!nG successor
20 old t'rirt Fender Of th- Athletics OF
Years. hack.
No, cr.l has ;hc team come IN for
much attention from 'hr Pirate manage
mcnr ;hi$ season. hui Forbes Field ais"
laS bon vrratll improved and enlarged.
Tn, p.ayiry h,id has h'r' "I'S'n and
r,Eratsi. wh.ie tho g~randStAni has been
enlarged ~ the construction O. over
;wo hundred additional boxes n front
Cf III" man floor. rhcr" can %" no
Question now. { ;hnrr eve WAS on.
hat the pirateS' home = thu mos;
beautiful ha;, park n tn" country.
As uSua, ,he Pittsburgh cub manage
ment is Milling mali orders for IN" open
Ing gam" OF tho season AMI y letter ard
remittance addressed !" Forbes fHrtd
VII hrnc N coveted l!Steeoaros
necessary Cor adn.ttnnv" and a seat al
he hIg Gn.nG> n rr.'r> ar" IN"
sam rs las, season. Bo\ seats $l."o
and reserved seats $l.@5. tax included.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-07
CoIored Boys Booked .
In Opening G Rounder
Battling Nelson and Jack Daily, OF
Bridgeport, Mix IT In Preliminary
to stewart Weygant Go.

4 pair az ,o!nr"d boys have been
hooked FOR he open ny six round irC-
urinary in TIA" American Legion ~ho"
AZ the Auditorium on April Is. Battling
~>>":aun. who had the better of R"ugh
huuSr Wright when their bout was stop
ped -four """kS ~ Wi! "N"nanEe some
Ncfty wd'l"pI with Jack DAILY, "l
BrIdE" port.
NrS',i"wHri-W"N giant go - being hd-
v~cr;is"d as \ big drawing card. NJ both
boys arr. hard hitterS. as they hat"
shown in their appearances here before.
Young Meyers and Lou Rebel will mix
u in the second Six ruund"r. while Wild
Colby ,f W~clishurg. and Jack Perry,
.. Tn:rmoni. zoe the mark in the semi
fina! the tour round curtain raiser
", h. announced N a few days.
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"Your friend who recommended
this simple herb remedy to relieve
your rheumatic pain gave you ex-
cellent counsel, in my opinion"
"Of course, We druggists do not
prescribe for our customers - we
are not physicians - but when We
hear so many of our patrons CIV
ing S.S.S. credit for ending their
rheumatic aches and twinges, and
when we see so many rheumatic
sufferers beginning to use it on the
advice Of those it helped. we cannot
help being impressed with it's
worth"
"As I understand from talking
with doctors, most of those agon-
izing rheumatic pains and aches are
caused by impurities in your blood
rtream, and the only way to end
your torture is to drive them out"
THAT is just why S,S.S. is so
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CRACK MARTINS FERRY
nine TO MEET u. c. 7.
Ross & Johns, Newly Organized Band
OF P1aysrs- Tackle Travele1 In
Practice Game

crack contingent from the Ferry
'nyades Bridge park. on the Island. next
saturday afternoon. representing the
Ross & Johns nine. and will lin" up
against tho United Commercial TraF-
clcrs nc this city IN their first practice
game Of the season. The Ross r Johns
are newly organized. and are his IN
their homes Of securing recognition as
a prom. .cn. amateur nine IN his
Vicinity. -,
Tho Travellers will hold their initihi
workout OF the season tonight AZ the
Fridge park grounds. and every member
Of INC organization who Is capahi" or
handling 4 baseball IN any respect what
DER - requested 10 answer IN" caIL
i'raciic" will start at . o'clock Shrap'