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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-04-08
SO per cent

caused by burning 1400 pounds s0l.
condemned walnuts, the flue burning
out and flaming SCOT ignitiug the
roof. The library reopened Saturday.
Ed Wilson and Richard Beck were
arrested Monday by Deputy Game
Warden L. Il. Brockman, charged
with shooting and spearing fish un'
lawfully. Judge Whitney flned them
each $50 and costs. Because II was
their first offeusc the court remitted
all but So.
Richard A. Carter aud Arthur
Chandler, captured in the moonshins
raid near Spokane Bridge, were
arralgued ln the probate court aud
required to furnish $3.50 bonds each.
They said they intended to plead
guilty.
P. M. Hampton, charged with hav.
ing liquor in his possession, who was
taken 10 the raid at Spokane Bridge
last Saturday, waived preliminary
hearing in probate court Monday
morning and was taken to the district
court where he pleaded guilty. John
Cunningham, arrested Sunday near
Athol on similar charge, also waiv-
ed preliminary examination and
pleaded guilty n district court.
Hampto was sentenced to serve 90
DAYS in Jail and pay $3.50 fine, and
Cunningham drew 30 day sentence
and $50 fine.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-04-08
GROWN IN DENSITY
Relative Population Increase
In Idaho Counties. J,

The total land area of Idaho MS
83,354 square miles and the
average number of Inhabitants per
square mile is 81 in 1920 as
against 3. 9 in 1910 and 10 in 1900.
The above figures are given in the
census report issued by the federal
department OF commerce.
The total population of the state
in 1920 was 43r,S66 as against
325, 594 in 1910 and IA, 999 in 1870.
The increase over 1910 is Io6, 27a
or 3a.6 per cent. During the same
period the population of the United
States, as shown in the census
report, increased 1919 per cent.
Twelve counties, Idaho, Valley,
, Boise, Ellnore, Owyhee, Lemhi,
Custer, Blaine, Clark and Caribou,
have less than two inhabitants to
the square mile. M
Canyon county is the most
thickly populated in the state. 1t
has from as to 90 inhabitants TO
the square mile.
| Counties with from two to 10
inhabitants to the square mile are:
Boundary, Shoshone. Clearwater,
Adams, Lincoln, Power, Oneida
and Fremont. M
. Bonner, kootenai, Benewat,
Latah, Nez Perce, Lewis, WASH
ington, Payette. Gem, Gooding,
Twin Falls, Cassia, Minidoks,
Jerome, Bannock, Bingham,
Franklin, Bear Lake, Bonneville,
Jefferson and Teton are the coun-
ties in the state that have popu-
lation of from 6 to 18 inhabitants
per square mile.
Ada and Madison counties are
| the only two IN the state that nave
density Of population OF from IS
to as inhabitants per square mile.
Latah is the only county in the
state that showed a decrease IN
population in the last decade. The
percentage of decrease is SO. -
Ada, Owyhee and Custer coun-
ties show an increase in population
of from IS to IS per cent, while
Lemhi, Bear Lake, Elmore, WASH
ington, Adams, Lewis, Nez Perce,
Clearwater, Benewah and koote-
mai show an increase Of from S to
IS per cent. All the counties have
gained in population of from IS to
SO per cent. 1nassa
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-04-08
Idaho State News Items.

Boise taxes have increased 81 per
cent in two years.
Rupert carpenters have reduced
wages from $8. so to Sc. SO a day.
The Latah farm bureau has fixed
farm wages at $45 a month and board
for 10 hours.
The Standpoint city council has
rescinded its recent order abolishing
horse htching racks on side streets 10
the down town district.
Fire insurance rates at Rupert were
lowered approximately Is per cent by
the recent installation of fire truck
and establishment of a fire district.
The Twin Falls school district
needs $le2, S5982 to continue school
sessions to the end of the present
year. The school levy will reach 80
mills.
Net receipts from nine arrests
made by deputy game wardens since
March 20. added 1925 to the wealth of
the state, it was announced March 81,
by Otto M. Jones, state game warden.
Senator f. r. Gooding has return
ed from Washington to urge Idaho
people to hold mass meetings or
protest against the present freight
rates. Lower rates can be obtained
only by fighting for them, he says.
The Diamond and Ohio Match
companies, both Of which have
factory units in Spokane, have ex-
pended Jointly over So, ,5O0,O 900 within
last year in Idaho white pine
stumpage.
Farm land values in Idaho have
decreased on an average Of Sc per
acle for 1921, according to inform a.
tion given out by j. H. Jacobson,
government statistcian of the Idaho
crop reporting service. All plow land
IN Idaho in 1920 was worth on an
average of SlO5 per acre while in 1921
this figure has dropped to 500.
Federal loans for the purchase OF
seed 10 Idaho can only he had for
spring seeding of wheat. oats or barley
,nd can he made only to farmers who
were in drought stricken areas 10
which the yield was reduced last year
tn s bushels an acre or less on dry
land. and to II bushels or less on
irrigated land.
Idaho has a bee inspection law Dul
the sixteenth session Of the leglsla-
ture failed to appropriate money
enough to make it effective, is tne
information which the department OF
immigration, labor and statistics VIII
have to seed to l.. Fliehmann,
commercial bee man, who desires tt
settle 10 northern Idaho.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-04-08
years ago

The test case to determine whether
or not the state legislature is within
the law in passing an act to employ a
fiscal agent to dispose Of the two
million dollars worth OF highway
bonds was argued before the nve
Judges of the supreme court Wednes-
day Of last week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-04-08
NAME A TICKET
Convention Called For Next
Monday Evening.

The following notice is the
initial step in placing a ticket in
the field for trustees of the Village
of Rathdrum and every citizen is
exnected to feel it his or her duty
70 be present at the place and on
,be date designated, to help in per
forming the work preliminary to
the holding of the biennial election.
It is hoped that the convention
can meet early so that persons
having other matters to attend to
the same evening may do so.
Read the call and try to be on
hand promptly at 8 o'clock next
Monday evening:
Call For Convention of Peoples
Party.
A convention of the legal voters of
the Village VI hdohu uth, i>"oeN'"
Connty. Idaho, is hereby called for
the purpose of organizing Peoples
Party, and to nominate the candi :
dates of said party(for Village Offices,
to be voted on at the election to be
held in said Village on Tuesday, the
26th day Of April, 1921, to-wlt:
Five (5) Councilmen from such
Village of Rathdrum;
Notice is hereby given that said
convention will be held on Monday.
April 11th. 1921, at the hour Of 8
o'clock z. NJ, at the "Commuuity
House" on Mccartney street, 10 said
Village Of Rathdrum.
For the purpose aforesaid, and ALL
LEGAL VOTERS of the Village of
Rathdrum, are invited 10 be present
at said convention, and participate in
the organization uf said party. and
the nomination of said candidates for
village offices.
Dated at Rathdrum, Idaho. April
2ud, 1921.
MILES +. EGBERS.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-04-08
Commissioners Proceedings

Occur d'Alene, February l4.-The
board Of county commissioners
appointed the following road everseers
District 26, Clarence Marshall; dist.
80, Ed Peters.
The board audited and approved
the treasurer's and auditors report
fAr the fourth quarter Of 1920.
Motor vehicle licenses collected
10 January were ordered apportioned
as follows:
State of Idaho S 759 IS
County Warrant Redemption SO 10
BEACH Highway il 20
Occur d'Aleue Highway y ,O20 II
Dalton Highway 275 O3
Hayden Lake Highway SO 10
Panhandle Highway 13l %
Pleasant View Highway SAG 26
UNITY Highway SO Is
Highway No. d. 1O3 76
Total 3,O39 AZ
Official bonds approved.
Baniamin Kimes, constable, Sooo
Frank Fl. Williams, constable 5Oo
John Peters, justice Of peace ooo
ID M Perdue {" " 50O
Louis Ostugulen, road overseer 3oo
w. A. Layton g 6 3oo
J,cn,H Nr;.Ler am
The amount OF $13, ,009 36 from the
warrant redemption fund to the
current expense fund for the purpose
of paying current expense fund
warrants.
DR.. Z. Wenz, being the lowest
b 'der, was awarded the contract to
ffrnsh medical care to patients at
thecounty hospital, at a salary OF
500 year.
Feb. l5.-
The board agreed to pay $l50
qiarter toythe Children's Home Find
Ing and Aid Society OF Idaho, for
cering for INDECENT ch ldren of this
unity, provided the superintendent
OF the homes shall make reports
Quarterly as provided by law.
Current expense bills were allowed
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PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS, d. C., WASHINGTON,
November =, 1o2i.-Sealed proposals will
De received at Room 500. District Building.
INN CLOCK p m December. 8, 1921 for
furnishing and delivering Iamp po,ts For
detailed Information apply to Room $40 Dis
triet Bldg. CUNO H. RUDOLPH. JAMES
f. OYSTER, CHARLES KELLER. Com
mis- iOners. ID. @.
POST TOO
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Al Ey-sERvICE MEN ARE
AWAITING YOUR CALL TO
LABOR AT THE STEPPING
STONE, 225 PA. AVE. NV. PHONE
MAIN 1797. HOP
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HELP WANTED
FenaIe-Coniinued

COOK, MAID, BELI.MAN AND PORTER
wanted. Main 4s4s. CENTRAL EN-.
PLoYMENT AGENCY % Mass. ave. NV.
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GARAGES.

GARhG= Mr.. HOUSE OFFICE BLDG; /.
story brit: hold. four e.ss prIr. -
WlLDMAk :. CO.. 9th and u. Tr.sh go
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DO YoU KNOW WHAT OPPORTUNITIES
are open to you7 INSTITUTE OF vOCA-
TIONAL RESEARCH. 754-55 Munsey Bldg.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE ooRcoRAN GALLERY OF ART
VIII be closed TO the public from Thursday
morning. November "A, until Sunday after
noon, December. IS, 1921. for the instaIIa-
ton of the EIGHTH EXHIBITION OF CON
TEMPORARY AMERICAN OIL. PAINTINGS.
@. POWELL MINNIGERODE,
Nov. 20. %. "a. 10
PENSIONS DUE CERTAIN REGULARS
ana volunteers, army and navy, of Span
, ,sn- Fnllpplre war period, Act Of June 5,
iszO. Rei9cted claims especially solicited
MILO B. STEVENS & CO., Attys., Bsrrister
Bldg. $50 st. Estab 1864 e5l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

,ity determined to avsngs the deisat
suffered hero earlier In the Season WhsH
long forward pass. made pesh'0is
So victory FOR the locals.
According to word received mere. 'nc
'.r'Is .aIe k":t th"i" state cream Ano
ar d"uh.y ANXIOUS I" even the cou2
wa tho locals Coach Mclean. form0
FIT star, reports his players ready.
With no other games on Ieck in the
valley, I.e'&"" park should prove
mecca g." Il ~hopper turnout. Accoro-
ing t, present pans. there will be ous
W" more xames played after Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Now then. lets al Sc ~'a''"d for
,oday's his games. and u" boxing show
tomorrow night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

II, Ferry i."e."naIrcS a." playing
we xau,- .u,, N"'k-cHd. meeting ;he
,n,al L"r!iusis"S ;"day and the fV!-
l,u-h,, .,-,..'d..:~ tUIrf:"w. Ma
iM.,I. f..w.Iur hvcau>- 'heN re gong
- u,. 49,. SUNDAY. Wow!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

season. And she escaped Il defeat last
Saturday 10y NOT pl:,AIrs Az! 'HrN
come here N-\; saturday % meet fsth-
any. Ola. dear me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Wesleyan ha~n'; wrn a sar0' 'his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

W.o SAID f"uiLni! VA m"' an "Iu'"-
iirnnl game" II It hadn't been FOR l."
MrNilIan> hrIs I""n ~ centre '".-
leg" "" ", r'dn't ha'c i"ard "' pan
Vie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

-. = dahlG."1 - 49, rl"> 'i""' m.\
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Better Clothes for Less"
STORE CLOSED FRIDAY

AniStr Day sacred " III IN" hearts I"
the people than other National holiday VIII close our
Of who made supreme sacrifice for us 4" well
still live that which they fought ana won
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06

thereon. The new act does not repeal
or affect any OF the laws to the state
now prohibiting ice fishing in Bass
Lake. where 1t remains totally pro-
hlbited. This act goes into effect as
soon as declared in force by the gov
erDor
% \ change in the trapping laws
of the state. setting uniform opening
and closing dates on all fur-bearing
animals. starting on November 10th
and closing on February 10th. The
act protects beaver and otter perpetu-
ally. and it Is possible for the Depart
ment OF Conservation TO conhscate and
dispose Of hides or fur unlawfully
taken. a section in It makes it unlaw
full TO take or capture any fur bearing
animal by smoking or digging it out
of its den or hole. or by the use Of
fumes or chemicals. This act viii also
go into effect as soon as published and
declared in force by the Governor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06
HERE ARE
The NEW
GAME LAWS

Fishermen and hunters Of Lake
county are apparently uniformed re-
garding the new game laws which
we're passed by the last session OF the
Legislature. Hardly d day passes that
at least twenty inquiries are not re
ceived at the J. W Arillikan Sporting
Goods Shop and other sources OF in
formation arc equally pressed.
Here is a brief synopsis Of the laws
as sent out by George \. Manifold,
superintendent OF fisheries and game
Of the Department OF Conservation:
% A closed season law on large
and small mouth black bass and blue
gills from April so To June 10th. This
act makes II unlawful TO catch bass
and blue gills from any OF the waters
Of the state. or to have them in pos
session during the period named, An
emergency clause in the act made it
effective from and after its passage.
(2) \ law making 1t unlawful to
harbor or possess ferrets without a
permit from the Department Of Con-
servation. Tho Conservation Commits
sion has already ruled rs to the fees
that are TO &c charged persons for har-
boring ferTets; those holding a single
ferret will be required TO pay $1,000,
and parties holding more than one
viii be required to pay $500 for each
additional ferret harbored. Permits
viii only be issued upon satisfactory
evidence that the ferrets are to be used
for lawful purposes The regulation
VIII become effective o nJuly 1st.
go 4 law making it unlawful to set
4 trot line OF set line in any of the
inland takes Of tho state, OF TO use any
bottle or other floating device in either
lake or stream; trot lines are limited
in streams to one for each person hav-
ing no more than so hooks on them.
which must not be smaller than one
half inch. Boundary waters are not
included in the act This law goes
into effect as soon as declared in force
by tho Governor, which viii be when
the laws are printed and circulated in
the various counties.
90 \ law making II unlawful to
fish through the ice in any Or the " a.
ters OF the state by use Of a shanty or
house which obstructs a full view Of
such fishing; fishing through the ice
j. also restricted to the use of two
holes not larger than 21s feet in
diameter. and also 70 the use OF one
line in each hole having a single hook
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06

Oakland and Salt Lake at Salt Lake
City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06
ENTER
K. c. LEAGUE
IN BASEBALL.

''.'e H. ~. ..,,s,,, ,ast sn,
vs., C.1.',-1, -, ,Ia-rtson tarlz Man
-. IIot,,,1,,..b ,,.s hne,. attending a
- - ,bo !. ~ i, suhurban
ra...,.. IL p,i,n,,n where renresenta-
49, ~ so,-cn taan,s vre,e in session
o,,,li,t,,, Mans FIT thc coming season.
Tbo ec>.en e,uha Who have entered
~ Io,-,,c ave- Pullman south Chicago.
,-bie.,g9 heights Harvey. Blue Islanl.
Wbitfnp ana Hammond. At first IL
,b9r,-pt ro+ ~ fc practical to or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06
BADGER BOXING
BOARD REPLIES
TO WHITES SUIT

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April g.
Charles White. tho Chicago boxer will
fully participated in fake boxing
match" the Wisconsin boxing commits
sion said in an answer nled in United
states district court yesterday to the
suit Tor $4,000 which White started
against the commission a few weeks
ago because the commission had stop
ped his bout with Sailor Friedman a.
henosha.
by doing the alleged taking. White
not only violated the state boxing
law but other Wisconsin criminal
laws" the answer said, The commits
sion declared Il not only had right 10
drop the boxer. but that it was its daty
to do SO. White did not act in good
faith. but acted throughout the entire
contest in an unsportsmanli6e and il
legal manner" the answer said
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06

to think the Browns play there both
days.
Sergt. Ray Smith. boxer, suffering
from slight conclusion OF brain, result
Of fall through ropes with Eddie Ri
cord, opponent, at Montreal.
Five University Of Wisconsin crews
take first workout on Lake MENDOZA
with fortyave candidates trying out
for varsity
New bills in New York legislature
ask replacement OF present boxing
commission by non-salaried members
and control Of wrestling.
Bill Brennan wins berth again as
National League umpire after forfeit
ing game with Washington Americans
to Giants. Brennan left National six
years ago,
Snow causes postponement OF open
ing Pacific Coast League game between
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06
WANT GAMES HERE

The Parfay baseball team, semi-pro
champs Of Dayton Of 1920. arc planning
Is play out Of town ball this season.
The Parfays have one Of the finest at
fractions IN tho state and will guarau-
tee 4rst-class game. During the
season of 1920 the team has won %
games and lost .. The teams that de-
feated them were in turn defeated by
the club. Any fast local teams wishing
to booi write \. Witte, 325 Hubert
St. Dayton. 0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06
SlOR IS

over. We do not want to make any
prediction as to the outcome of this
bsttIe, but it doesn't 20 the limit it
viii be pretty close TO it.
The adj ance sale Of tickets indicate
that Whiting Post WIFI have a very
large house. The seating arrausc-
mont has been fixed UP so that the hail
VIII hold tho maximum number yet
giving everyone good seat, The main
main bouts win be refereed by ed
Smith Of Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06
EXCELSIORS WIN
FROM ALL SAINTS

The Excelsior 4 C.'s won from Inc
Al Saints basketball team by q score
Of ia to Is The game was hard
fought all the way through. All Saints
started by making a foul. ExcelsIors
took their turn and rang up basket,
then they made a foul making the
score to in favor Of Excelslors. The
Arst quarter ended > TO 3 in favor Of
Excelsiors Tho next quarter started
with the Excelsiors making a foul and
then a basket, All Saints made a bas-
l1et and a foul ending the first half
with a score OF s TO in favor of the
Excelsiors
All Saints started the next quarter
by making two baskets. Excels,ors
wouldn't stand for anything like that
and they rang up a basket and a foul
ending the third quarter at a score Of
II TO 10 in favor Of Excelsiors. Excel
siors started the third quarter by max
ing a foul. All Saints then turned
around and made a basket and a foul
making the score Is TO IL in favor OF
All Saints. With one-half minute 20
play and All Saints cheering their
players Excelslors rang UP the win
ming points. The lineups were as fol-
lows.
All Saints. ExccIsiors.
Therle ..........L -F........C. DeVauit
Rice r.........-. F.F.........E Ed Burns
Young ....-...... C..........F. Golden
Cally ..-........LG.... McCambridge
Carroll .-...... .R.Cf.......P. Delaney
Excelsiors would like to play two
more games with any one hundred
pound team. Write to Ed Burns, s39
State street. or call $50 and ask fer Ed
johnny Dundee and Johnny Ray
matched for ten-round go at Pitts
burgh Monday next.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06
Wisconsin to Have First
Crews Since 1914 This Year

MADISON. Wis. April 5.--For the
first time since abolition of varsity
rowing IN 1914 five University of Wis
consin crews launched their shells on
Lake Mendoza. yesterday for a prclim
mary workout Coach Fl. Z. Vail has
forty-fve candidates from whom to
choose his eight oar crew to represent
the university in competition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06

Johnny Dundee and Johnny Ray
matched for ten-round go at Pitts
burgh Monday next.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06
SPORT BREVITIES

President Harding accepts invita-
ton to pitch first ball at opening OF A
L. season in Washington April 10. Play
ball!
L. OF Michigan track and field team
reaches Berkeley, CAL for dual NEE;
with L. OF California Saturday. They
don't have to meet Paddock.
Joe Straus. Penn baseball and foot
ball captain. Ineligible for former be-
cause Of scholastic difficulties
All reserved seats for opening game
at cleveland, April p and for first
sunday game. April "a. sold out. And
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06

The newest thrill staged for
the benefit Of the bored society
folk who flock s.nut'7 the W
ter 20 amuse themselves i the
air derby. The fist one wET
STAGED recently at Belle@ir, near
Clearwater. Fla Such famous
machines as Spads. Nieutports
and De Havilands were entered
Many Of the pilots are nationally
known. n Thousand persons
watched the race. Lieut. Victor
D. H. StTahm Of Bowling Gree
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06

Ky. won the race, 9 one-hundred
mile event. he drove his De
Haviland plane around the 100
mile course in g. minutes, which
means that his average speed
was 1875 miles per hour.
What thrill will Re dug up next
to while ew.y TIE hours f-r I
folk who white, IN the south !
FLYNN. is now commonplace for
society folk themselves, for every
daring miss has gone a i
in the skies and many OF the
younger men OWE plcnes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06
Krieger Beats Reynolds
in Mat Bout at Lincoln

LINCOLN. Neb., April adam F.
Krieger OF Lincoln Monday night won
from Jack Reynolds of Cedar Rapids
Ia, claimant of tho weltcrweight
wrestling championship, in straight
falls,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-06
HERE'S CARD
FOR WHITING
THIS EVENING
Fans Due to Get Fill of Good
Scraps At Whiting Legion
Show
WHITING POST FIGHT CARD.

WHITING POST FIGHT CARD
,torr,~ .yobpSou -. Eddie Ravpor, 10
rounds at 1873 pounds
Frank 1archau ~. Jack Donhe'i''
rounds at i75 pounds.
sammy Elder ~. Jimmy sheohah'
rounds at 12S pounds,
Johnny LapOint -. bud forhSs'
rounds at 1t2 pounds
Bob PeutcIon ~. Battling Mc'r'th'
4 rounds Ut 1i5 pounds
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-10-20
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All.cilk Moire Hair Bow Ribbon. 4 E2-in. wide,
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Satin Stripe Moire Hair Bow Ribbons I-4-in, wide.
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