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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-04
REGISTRATION OF
AUTOMOBILES is LESS

Austin, Texas, July 3O.-The State
highway department has compiled
table showing the number Of automo-
bile registrations for the State by
counties and a comparison Of same
with the number for the calendar six
months Of the year, 1921. Total reg
situations in 1920 was 430, 800, COM
pared with 412.332 FOR the first half
Of the year 1921.
The list shows as follows in Plains
-------- -.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-04

There IA more Caiarrn In this section
~ the country than N other diseases
put together, and Tor ears a W. saf.
posed 10 BE- ncurahis. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and ~ constantl, falling
% eufs with local treatment. pronounced
u lncuIable. calarlh Il a local dlalAao.
greatly Influenced by constitutional cun'
iliona and therefore requires tonsliiu-
tional treatment. llali's cslsrfh Asdl.
ans. ulanaf.flursd hY Y. ,. Chsnef 4
Co. Toledo. ohlo. u eoneillulIensl
Ftmedy. - tsken internally snd aris
thru The blood 90 the Mucous surfaces
~ Inc nfeism one Iiuadfea n~iisIs -
NsId . nIsTGd zoe anT ease thai Halls
calaIIh I1iI lnn fails ~ care. alnA ~.
eiIoulsrs sni iraiIInonlala
~ CuthHN A CO.. Tolldo. uIlA
ilslls f.a''' VIZ iss ssass,s.uaa
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-04

The poets writes love and home and other simple lays
OF people far the foam and times and
But somehow modern things missed and taken they
So am here to write about classy mote
There's only
For folks will but the Overland Model Four
Some dealer of another will tell me all along
Now why talk the Model Four I'm quite wrong
But in this world il be old in the days of youth
No matter good bad. or how always like the truth
So that dealer who contends not
give an explanation as give you
In the first place in the old S thousand dealers sell
This little the Model Four the they like so well
And after it is sold you, the service that is due.
For your especial benefit repairs it all for
folks buy today owned by several firms
Assembled propositions you do learn
the Model Four modelled likewise each well made part
By the WHY'S Company and there only
Let us study just a little of the engine contains
A strong three bearing helps the its fame
And the wonderful transmission with the engine is combined
Is another of favor, and the first one OF its kind
No pumps for oil and water and the mechanism good,
Is ncosed for your well casiron hood
they heavy they're the well known much used
Fisk.
Being small and priced quite nicely cause risk
In fact the combination the thing you're looking for
Has the to riding of a real expensive
getm mileage and miles tires we'll
And the baked finish makes you little -Four look swell
bearings the Tnken, for it's known throughout
the land.
As the universal bearing and will please any
springs light and mighty and whenere
hit a rock
just slide around lem for you the shock
by WHY'S and the thing that's out
Should primarily remembered of the things write about
As have 10 offer hurdling six feet in the
been accomplished beat it anywhere
In the eson springs N hurdles o. famous grounds
The blova at time tested over thousand pounds.
I've told and I'm that have begun to know
wonders of this Model little. mighty. full of go.
It's a snortng beauty, it's wonder the street
It's for any lady. it's a ca that cant be beat
Fraught pep speed and purpose. riding comfort
thing
Makes wonder if j t really $ almost a human thing
So sing your praise and proclaim earth and
makes dandy when
But fyoud erealse and
tell seeking. Overland. Model -Four.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
RECORD EST ABLISHED
BY NORTH CAROLINA
y" Definite Way for Dctcrminin.
baseball Championship Exists.
Percentages l. sos.

CHAPEL HILL, y -. May -rh.
l'-l baseball team al, III" University
"t North Carolina, which closed it,
season last saturday with its second
victory "f IN" YEAR over Trinity
College. playing a schedule oi TWEEN
y-iwo games won IL % those games.
lost :. ana tied
II is IN" best record amy Carolina
bhSeoaI! team has mad. IN years.
ana h"cauS" ct its record UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS at least regard captaiu
Lofty WILSON'S team a. one ut thr
Hill
They 20 further than tina; and say
thdi from every possible Indication
u - n" best team in the caro!iuas
ana NirEinia. and they would Xix.
10 SO" IL thrown IN a series OF games
against any other team in tn" coun-
:" far as the championship OF North
'ar"iina Is concerned. IL is pretty
generally recognized here tina, there
exists no definite way Of dctcrmirirr
Tn" championship The Tar Heels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB
ARRANCES BIC REGATTA
Monster Affair Will BE Held on
the Jnrncs River
June 4.
TWO SQUADS ARE FORMED
i"y Grubbs and Raymond Leo
Have Been Elected Captains.
kacc between Fights X Feature
Of Program.
TWO SQUADS ARE FORMED

ndcr tho leadership Of Raymond
see and Roy Grubbs. the rowing Nom
bcrshio az Ia" Virginia Boat club
mas been divided into two rival camp.
ana monster regatta viii be staged
on Saturday. Jun"
rpon the showing mad. by The va
nous contestants in This regatta viii
IN large mcasur" d"Cid. who viii h..
licked 10 represent thc club In the
w. southern Towing Association re
Ehtta which Is scheduled "a take pl.tc-
~ baltimore some 'i,uc In July. Coach
''eofI" Lee announced last might that
." !c' ne had not definitely selected
IN" men wh" VIII compose the Nr.,
Ugh, FOR the Baltimpr. nnalr. ana
h"reior" the rowing men cnn b.
1Gntcd on To do ,hclr rs, An IN.
i'rihsonlng regatta,
pi c0ure" IT,. feature ia expected
- De ia" '.rh:-' nr.d shell race In
"hicn ~" ,I"ws uickcd from the
bcFi available material n tho ciuo
VIII b. pitt'G a':a!i.st each o,h.r Al
~ TAI men Sho occupy seals in the
''Ehl boats AZ" ccrSiston, performers
no rpw dailS ~ tho practir. hru.h hes
lNht tHi;" place. Then. too uuitc n
i"" experts with tho pw"cI~ ar" cx-
r"eied 10 participate In The four
Jared gig racce which are alwnys
hotly contested and afford consider
all" excitement
Other events planned arc the double
SOUL race, which USUALLY brings out
veteran oarsm"n "hO have "ou their
.ftters the pleasure boat race. with
doubles. both seated and standing. ca
noe til,iu~ WAY canoe race. sw. i'm
ming races, fancy diving and other
forms OF aquatic sport.
=, rriz"s nave been donated ~ Harris
Fiipp"n Company. Howell Bros q.
u Ferry Company. Coles. and other
prominent Nrms which ~ill insure
Keen rivalry tor Individual trophies
The house committee has promised
something in The way II 4 surprise
friends. which %iIl hc In keeping with
'h" !mp0rra tcc r Tho REGATTA
The stnCl'ncss OF purpos" which
mas marked the training nf tho crew
80 far THIS year. and the seriousness
"a which they view their task. has
been widely commented on. rrob-
ahl> r" gre" that ever has r.prc-
quick apprcc alton Of their duties a.
has III" present candidates and those
who have been following their pros-
sumner resa,,as. whiic there is ~ e
SMs,0maT%y skyiartinE ,5nnd rsEs!nt
waiting To tax. the water yet when
once In the shells ;h.r" IS nothing
apparent hut "a grim determination to
oars through the James.
Height * noticeable f"atur" Of
Of 1.-the athletes could hardly -" i'm.
tr ned TRAINING table VIII b"
inaugurat"d soon after IN. club
regatta rs over and tho lads Win be-
Sinr putting on some beef that xiii
Civ" NOR" power and speed TO tho
shells. Rlght uOH, Coach L." * CON
EentrdtinE on tn. blade work Of IN"
Individual onrsmcn aud I" this end
has rugged up an apparatus on Ia.
"oat. He then stands over the can
difatc and naturally can observe"
faults In ,ho rOw"r's tcchnlqU. that
could not bc perceived from any craft
on the river as hith"rb.forc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
TWINS PLAY IMPORTANT
PART IN TRACK ATHLETICS
iiukcr brothers Are Partially Re-
sponsibic for Success Of
Bates College.
Try Associated Press.l

BOSTON. May 2l-Ray s Buker
the sturdy runner from Bates COL
l"E". who surprised the spor; world
hy winning the two-mile inIerna-
tionaI race al III" Penn Relay Ca.ni-
val last month. In g;25 rs. is one Of
four brothers who have been active
IN Bates College athletics during the
past ny. years
III reviewing ms work after the
relay victory. trainer Ryan. Of Colby
College. stated thnt Bukcr's posi-
h!litics as distance runner were
Kali known 10 clos. followers OF dis-
'anC" running. who have seen him
perform during tn. past two years
10 had on" fault which prevented
him from coming 20 the front much
more quickly, HIS carly pace was far
700 SOW. Rut now that ne has
learned 10 70 out and follow a faster
pace and with the help OF moro COM
petition. Rukcr seems to he capah bile
~ Ear better two-mile performance
than he showed at the Penn relays
Hut"r has twin brother. Rich
ard captain OF the Rates College
track team who. also is some rum
ncr Richard is tho present Maine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Stretcher Is Box Seat
For Wounded Doughboy

Especial TO IN" Times dispatch
NEW YORK. May 2l-On.
hEhicr viii soc tho big tirh, in
Jersey City, July =. reclining on
strrtchcr. Douglas Miles. Of
Dupont. y. j.. inmate OF Fox Mills
Hospital. and wounded Will, a
douchboy lighting in the Ar
S"nn". now suffering from paraly-
SIS due 10 she'll shock. will be
taken 10 the big light 10y the
knights Of Columbus on the same
stetch"r on which the k-C men
carry him 20 see big league bali
games At the Polo Grounds
Is OF 6. hospital workers who
saw S"rNIc" overseas as well as
AZ homc are OF the opinion that
NJ" man has suffered more physi-
cally and mentally than Miles
h"n'" The cnd"avor on the part
OF IN" knights to give him the.
o"ncfit Of witnessing all big sum
ncr athletic events
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

intercoilcg ia,e half-mI!e champion.
*h'ch honor he won in two minute.
nat at the championships held in
lie vision last year and he should
wan IN his specially again this year
IN better time. He is capable OF
running the half-milc in 1871
The Buker twins cut quite A sw.,,n
IN cross-country running IN New
EmRiand On account Of their hnt
work last fall Bates College won Tho
Milne state cross-country champion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
KEYSVllLE WINS GAME
FROM SOUTH BOSTON

EEHSVILLE. Va. Nav 81 i, mo
fastest and cleaucst gam. Of hnll
played on the local diamond this year
k"Nsvillc Athletic Club .cfcated
H"nth toSton baseball team. To e
IN an clevcuinninE contest
Tho features OF tho game wcr. IN.
ninth inning rally OF KcySville when
the count stood TO against them
ana IN" stealing nom" OF !.rftwich
in tho las; Of the eleventh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
MONTE STONE, Inc.
MONTE STONE, Pres. and Gen'l Mgr.
CHAS. R. BURNETT Treasurer
- ARCHER G. JONES, Secretary.
AMERICAN AUDIT co. Auditors
PACKARD CARS AND TRUCKS
TEMPLAR AND COLUMBIA MOTOR CARS
ACCESSORIES sERvICE-sToRAGE.

On the occasion of Stone
"shes TO thank the Richmond public generous support Of
the new enterprise during of the world
VIDE oppression all branches of the
Conpanys sales have greatly expectations of its
officers amounting 1854 months of the fiscal
year. of which nearly onethrd in the past three
months of the present year.
Three moves-the last its handsome new budnc-.he
great difficulties incident the organization
ana the mpossbiy of obtaining enough cars to fill all
requirements have hampered Company not little in its
efforts to give 1000 Service to its patrons
ASK the Man Who Owns One is confident SLOGAN of tho
Packard-letrolt Company Our ideal is justified in initial
ing the slogan ASK the Man We Our Service for
Packards Richmond distributors, Monte Stone Inc
With this IDEAL in view, the equally mpor
tant OBJECT OF enabling Major Stone President
era Manager, to devote himself, with fewer restrictions
upon MS time and energies to the Department of Sales
MAJOR Stone Will be assisted in the Service
by Mr. Tarton f. Parsons and MIR. Fl. French to the
temporary supervision of which Mr. Archer G.. Jones'
secretary has consented to lend part of his time. Mr.
Chas r. Burnett Treasurer, will continue heretofore
to supervise the finances of the Corporation
The public is cordially invited inspect the New Single Six
and the Standard Twin Six Packars "Amscas Sperne
Small Car the Templar their attractive models and
styles ~
MONTE STONE. Inc.
Monte Stone Pres. and Genl Mgr.
RICHMOND VIRGINIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

snip, and hnishcd second to Massa-
chusettS institute NJ Technology in
the New England title run held in
Franklin Park, Boston
In The Maine run. Ray hn!shcd
with Captain Richard second over
the Howdoin College course at Bruins
wick, and IN the New England title
run Ray Von frst place and Rich
ara finished seventh in 4 field Of
about 90 starters
Ray and Richard r. Rukcr look so
much alike that even their closest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

friends cannot tell them apart. and
about the only on. in IN. world that
knows when he is addrcs sing Raw
without first as K .ug is Richard. They
are natives OF New Hampshire and
prepared for college AT Mount Her
mon. Richard is a senior at Bate.
and is preparing To enter the min.
istry, Will" Ray is a junior and pre-
pairing for tn. medical profession
They arc both frSt-class students
and filled M 70 the br.m with conf
dence In themselves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

>rlit even with hoth Davidson and
stat" College. and won two games
from Wake Forest and rSrinity. ana
tho only game played With Guilford.
Local adhcrents think that record IL
b"ticr than any other state .eam's.
and they ar" willing TO let IL go at
nat "spcciallN when the record OF
tn" Tar Heels IT. games outside the
state Is considered
IN" complete hating record Of the
al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Navy Onr>mcr Win.

ANNAroLlS MD. May 2l-Navy's
varsity rowing crew defeated Syra-
Gus" varsity ny nvc lengths ~, In.ir
lW"-inIlc race nero this afternoon
Tine Navy. li.05 %; syracuse. ll:.i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
College baseball.

Princeton, >. Harvard
Yale, 4; Cornell.
Army :; Fordham
brown. ;; University Of ritts-
hurgh. .
Catholic University. I. Navy. Z
Tennessee University. 3: Georgia
Tech. {.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

I.YSCIinUKG VA. May II Til.
i.ynchburp EikS. at Bedford today
defeated the Bedford Athletic club
IN a hard hitting game. the ElkJ also
outlucEcd Tho home team y u :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Princeton Rover, Min

It'll AGA, y Y. May 81 Princeton
won IN. triangular regatta on Cay
aNuEa LAKE today. defeating Cornell
nv two and one half lengths. and Y:,Ia
by SIX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

LynchhnrE Wins Gnmr.
LYNcfIRURG. VA. May 2l-I,vnch
burg High defeated Ei-Ilnia Ennis
Copal School today Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-23
Attractive Program
for Sir Knights

The Communicates visiting Portland
St Johns Day, are assured of very
enjoyable entertainment. The pro-
gram includes the following: The
visiting communicates will arrive in
Portland about $50, local time, and
will be met at Union station by St.
Alban commandery, which will es-
cort them to Masonic temple. After
a short interval, march will be re-
sumed to the Casco Bay wharf for a
sail down the harbor. About noon
time the boat will dock at the govern
ment wharf at Fort Mckinley, Great
Diamond Island. An elaborate shore
dinner has been arranged and each
Sir Knight will be decorated with at
least two Holsters. The dinner will
be served in picturesque place on
the island overlooking the harbor.
Immediately after luncheon an in
teresting program has been arranged
by the officers of the Coast Artillery
Corps.
About six o'clock picnic lunch will
be served after which there will be a
combined band concert by approx
mately one hundred musicians. The
communicates will leave Fort Mckin-
ley during the early evening for sail
around the harbor and plan to reach
Portland about nine o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-23
Y. M. G.. A. Leadership
Training Conference
at CObbOsseecOntee

The State Y. NJ. G. A. Training
Conference will open on Friday OF
this week at the "Y'' boys summer
camp at Lake Cobbosseecontee on the
west shore for a weeks interesting
Instructions on leadership amona
boys organizations
County ''Y" Secretary Thomas II
Leonard who has had charge of the
booking of delegates said Wednes-
day that a large attendance was al
ready assured as great many of the
State leaders among boys had sent in
notice of their intentions of attending
the conference this year.
The purpose of this conference is to
furnish a place in Maine where any
one can obtain in short time the
latest and best ideas regarding work
for young men and boys. Such
courses are given at Silver Bay, New
York, Asilomar, California, Blue
Ridge, Virginia, and Lake Couchich-
ing in Canada. All of these training
centers are too far distant to be of
service to our pastors, Sunday school
teachers or to the average young man
in Maine who wishes to learn how to
conduct successfully a boys group.
The courses offered will be design
ed to furnish not only the theory and
inspira ton but also to give actual
practice in the method and technique
of group work among young men and
boys.
The course is designed so that if
any church desires to train some
young man to assume the leadership
of an individual group like the Boy
Scouts, Pioneers, Comrades. or Boys
Bible Glass it can do so.
The class work of the conference
will be conducted at different hours
during the day and in the evening
there will be the inspirational lectures
given by some of the best known re-
ligiouS workers and authorities in the
State. The list of speakers and their
nights of assignments are as follows:
Friday evening, Rev. Pearson, Au-
burn; Saturday evening, DR.. Angus
tus O. Thomas and Ex-Governor Carl
f. Milliken: Sunday morning, Allen
King, Portland; Monday evening, DR.
Styles Bradley, Portland; Tuesday
evening, stunt night: Wednesday eve
ming, Rev. John Arters, Portland,
Methodist; Thursday evening, Bishop
Brewster, Portland, Episcopal Bishop
of Maine; Friday evening, Rev. John
Thompson, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-23
MAINE CHhDREN'S HOME
SOCIETY ENJOYS PICNIC

Seventy five children, wards or the
Maine Children's Home society, en-
joyed their annual picnic and exeur-
sion down river on the Islander We'd
nesday. The weather was perfectly
delightful, there were no accidents.
and there was every reason why the
children should have the enjoyable
time which they did have. The par
ty stopped at Southport, while the Is
lander continued on it's way, picking
them up on the return trip. Al
Southport. the children quickly made
themselves at home. Under the
watchful eyes of their chapercnes the
children romped and played. Picture
taking and fishing were also included
in the run. In fact, one youthful pic
nicker tugged all the way to Augusta
with him a string of cunners which
he proudly displayed. A picnic din
ner was enjoyed. On the way home,
the children sang and made the air
ring with their happy voices. 1t was
a tired. perhaps rumpled and soiled,
party of children who left the Is
lander, Wednesday evening, but 1t
was happy, tired party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-23
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR UNION PIC
MIC ON FRIDAY

Plans for the Union picnic of the
Augusta Sunday schools on FRIDAY
next at Island Park are in practi-
cally final form and grand good
time is expected. The committee in
charge has some important informa-
ton for the parents and others in
terested-so, listeni
Come on. folks. Let's go.
1t Is especially desired that the
picnic be made community affair
SO Tar as those attending the
churches represented are concerned.
1t Is haped that a large number of
adults will so. either with the gem
erai party or by other conveyance
and time as may be convenient. Let
US have the cooperation of every
one interested in our church schools
and thus have a great time among
the youngsters and ourselves.
The cars will leave the city as fol-
lows: At LAO P. NJ. corner Of Ban
gor and Stone streets: 1.45 Water
street. near Coughlin's drug store;
1.4o. junction of Western avenue and
State streets. All who take the
special cars will assemble at these
points. Cars will on returning, leave
the park at 7.15
All who go by the special cars
should have tags identifying their
Sunday school membership. The
officers and teachers of the several
schools will supply the tags. Only
those who have been regularly at
rents, are expected to make use OF
the free car privileges. Others should
take the regular cars.
All are expected to provide their
own lunches. Lemonade will be fur
nished.
Every precaution will be taken to
safeguard against accidents. To re-
lieve the committee of responsibility
parents are asked to give minors
written permission for swimming
and boating. So far as is practic-
able, only such minors will be al
lowed to take part in these sports.
A program Of games for all ages
is being prepared by special COM
mittee on games, which will be an
nounced in Friday s. Journal. Listen
for megaphone notices and bugle
calls.
Parents are urged to impress upon
the children the Importance OF
prompt and strict obedience to Off
GERS and teachers in all particulars.
If it should rain at II o'clock noon
on Friday or has been raining heav-
lily during the forenoon, the picnic
and entire program will he set for
ward to Saturday. Here's hoping it
rains-but not on Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-23
SIDNEY

WEST-The birthday of Marcel
lus Blaisdell, an esteemed citizen of
this place, was celebrated Wednes-
day, June Is, when he was SO years
old. Mr.. Blaisdell passed the day at
his home and received callers. Alon-
20 Chesley of Augusta being among
them. He was kindly remembered
with shower of postal cards and
other membranes. Mr.. Blaisdell
has a great many friends, not only in
this place but in many of the towns
of the county, where he is widely
known. His friends hope for many
returns of June Is.
Joseph Everett Blaisdell, Bates '16,
is in Lewiston attending the Com
mencement exercises at Bates col
lege.
p. W. French is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Mills of Win
throp were here Sunday and called
on Mr.. Mills father and family, and
also on the Misses Eta and Susie
Lovejoy.
Leland Black made business trip
to Belgrade Tuesday.
The graduates from the West Sid
ney school are Miss Hazel Trask and
brother. Sumner Trask.
W. H. Keene is helping L. H. wy
man and son paint their stable
A large number from this place
attended the graduation of the Bel
grade High school last Thursday
evening. June Is. The school has
been taught by Joseph Everett Blais-
dell of this place The exercises were
of high order, and greatly enjoyed
by all.
Harold E. Lunt recently made his
birthday offering to the Sunday
school at West Sidney.
Miss Elnora Matson has kindly
helped to play for the singing in the
Sunday school at West Sidney.
Emery Blaisdell. his son and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Biaisdell attend
ed the funeral of the late Martin L.
Reynolds, Tuesday.