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TY-YEAR-OLD GOLFER
LEADS FIELD IN FIRST ROUND
lev. Assncinlrd rrcss

pENNEl., COL. Aug. 81. {. Jim.
my Ward, 2O-year-old Kansas Guy,
Mo-. golfer. today led the field in TIL
qualifying rounds OF the trans Mis-
s!ssi9pi golf tournament on the Den
yer Country club course with Il score
of l'l for the thirty-siN holes and 6"-
came the associations nodI!ist foI
the GEAR.
Robert Mckee. OF Dcs Moiu"s DrnK,
pion Of the association, WIS thrc"
strokes behind Ward. and George won
Elm. 90 salt Lake City. Utah. stat
champion. was third. with I55. Non"
cf the three leaders is over II years
odd
Thirty-tw" players qua Allied for tho
championship flight which begins to-
morrow morning with elimination
match play.
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hcreas. on the 9th day OF August
-. The United States OF America
nled u libel In the District Court Of
ine United States for the Eastern
pIstrict of Virginia against 25l4
boxes Yankee" apples. in II cause OF
forfeiture. civil and maritime.
Ml" whereas. by virtue of process
IN due form of law. To me directed.
rolurnablc on the 10th day OF August.
j:2l, ] have seized and taken the said
:" =. boxes Yankee" apples, and have
IL IN my custody.
Notice Is hereby given that Il Dis
nlct Court Will be held In the United
states Court room in the city OF
richmond. Virginia. on the 2GTII
A.hf OF AUGUST. 1927. for the trial
% said premises, aud the owner or
'rh"rs. and all persons who may have
claim any interest. are hereby
'I.cd TO be and appear ut the time ana
lace aforesaid To show cause. ir any
mes have, why "a final decree should
not pass as prayed.
CLARENCE: q. SMITIiERS.
l.. =. Marshal
l:y ". y. JOLLY.
Deputy l.. =. Marshal
W. ;. Attorney. Proctor for Jihcliant)
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'Two out whom Whining run score,
Chicago

TOtdTS .......-...-.Ii S n 80 IL
.Bnttcd for Ponder in fourth.
tBattcd FOR Freeman in sixth
fDattcn for York in Nignth
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WASHINGTON AND ST.
LOUIS PLAY IS INNINGS
Browns Win New Record Game for
ScnSOn-Stunrt Gets in
Contest
IRy Associated prcss.I

" NoITI NIITON. -NuE. ".-St. I.OulS
defeated Washington today. 10 q. in
nineteen innings. = new record for
the leagu" this year. An error by
DRourkc in tn" ninth prevented the
locals from winning in the regula-
ton period. Both clubs Tailed once
IN the tenth and there was no SCor-
ing thereafter until the nineteenth in
ninE. when the visitors registered
twice on single by Sislcr. :: pass 10
Williams. JacobSon's safety. an intcn-
tional pass to SEVERED, and Gerber
inicld out.
Acosta finished III" game In tho box
for Washington after relieving Mog-
ridge in the tenth. Davis pitched the
entire route for st. Louis and held
the locals hitlcss in the last nine in
ningS.
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Commissioners Sale

- EEI;T or GROUND. WITH TWO.
InI.i;EON, No. CHS ALBt.MNIti y
SI!i!.EI. RICHMOND. VIRCiINiN.
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y. NJ. COVER.
Real Estate AuctIonccr.
- North Ninth Street.
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PIRATES, a.: DODGERS, 2.
tBy Associated Press. |

PITTSBURGH. PA. Aug q - The
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated BROOKLYN
today To =, scoring all their r,,,ts
IN the seventh inning. when they
shocked Mitchell out OF the box. Cut
shaw bnitcd for Adams and drove in
the tying run. and Digbee sent two
more over after Ruther had entered
the box. Tierncy's error paved the
way for Rrooklyn's runs in the sixth.
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GIANTS LOSE TO CUBS
IN TEN-|NN|NC CONTEST
Chicago Evcns Serics-E'risch,
Burns and Snyder Hit
Home Runs.
icy Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Aug. a.-Chicaro nvcncd
The series with New York today by
winning the final contest of The Sc
rics. 10 :. III Il hard and closely
Tough; tcn-inning contest, Three
times the score was tied. the locals
punching hits FOR their runs. whi;c
tho visitors were helped with an cr-
ror, walk and home runs by t'risch.
Barns and snyder.
score.
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Totals .;. {. 10 - .

Score by innings: r.
StLouis lu3 600 Dol 100 0O0 O00 IS
Wash. ..llu OH 600 100 900 200 0-6
summary: Two-baSe hlt-Tobin
Thrcc-hasc hits--Judgc 60, Ellerhc,
Rice McAianus. Sister. Charity.
S"vcrcIds Sacriiiccs--Ricc. SEVERED,
ShankS. MoSridSc, Judge. Milan,
Acosta. Jacobson. Davis. Double
plays--i'rowcr to Harris. Harris to
O'Ronrkc to Judge. Left on bases
st. Louis, l6. Washington. 10. Base
ON halls--oit MoGridYc, |; OF Davis,
.: OF Acosta. :. iiitS-oii MoSridgc
II in l-3 innings; off Acosta. In
2-3 innings. Struck out-by Davis
5: by MosridSc, 4; by Acusta, .. Wild
pitch--MoEridgc. Losing pitcher
Acosta. Umpircs-Nallin. Wilson and
Connolly. Time-a:ib.
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TRUSTEES
AUCTION SALE
or
21ONorth Lombardy
Street
RICHMOND. VA.
ATTRACTIVE TWO STORY
MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE.

Ia execution o: "a certain decd OF;
trust. dated July 20. 1917. aud record
Cd ia IN" clerks cii!Cc OF the Court
Ot Chauccry for tn" city OF Richmond.
Va. in Deed BOOK 2lI-C, page 2YS,
default having been made III the pay
meni Of a portinn OF the debt secured
thereby, ana having been required by
the uOtcholdt! 10 do 80. We Viii. or
THURSDAY. AUGUST II. 1921.
at 1850 O'clock l.. NJ.
proceed Ia. sell at public auction. on
the premises, the property conveyed
therein. ,O-wit
All that certain lot OF land. with
IMPROVEMENTS thereon. lying and
being IN the CITY OF Richmond. Va
oH the w.Et linc OF l.onlDardy street.
bctWc.u GroN" ANcnU" and iIaHuV.T
Avenue. beginning at a point on the
west !iue 81 Lonbariy street distant
Ijs feet inches south OF tine south
line OF Hanover Avenue (bcinE
the center OF the partition walt
which divides the tenement on
the property hereby described from
that which udjOinS IL on the north).
thence running southwardly along
and fronting on the west line OF i.om-
hardy Street 20 feet To the North I!nu
o. an alley % feet wide. and extend
ing back wcStwardly between parallel
lines ! 30 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide
TERMS Cash.
a. VI. COVER,
toBT. y. pOLLNRD.
Trustees.
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TRIPLE WINS FOR BRAVES
lny Associated Press

ST. LOUIS. Aus. "-Southworth's
triple. with The bases fun in the
seventh inning, gave Boston the vic
tory In the mai game OF the series
with st. Louis today. Ia g. South
worth's fielding on Muc!ler's double
in the ninth inning caught Dilhccfer
nj the plate aud prevented a tie.
Score:
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ATHLETICS BEAT INDIANS
IBy Associated Press. |

m il-AioEt.PiilA y. PA. Aug. g.
Timely hitting by Wclch ana Tillic
Walker today enabled Buck Free
man. an Athletic recruit pitcher. TO
get Il i-to-3 decision over cleveland
WEIGH had three hits including a
double ana a triple. and drove in the
winning run in the eighth inning with
Il single, G. Walker hit a home run
int" the lcft-iirld blcachcrs
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REDS TAKE SERIES
ley Associntol Press

CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. o-Cincinnati
won three out If four from Phila-
eiphia. taking the last of the series
To-Day. 10 4. mainly through two or
rors pN Monroe, which let in thre.
runs in the third inning. Donnhu.
pitched good ball and Segwick who
replaced Ring in the fourth inning,
was very effective
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sew } al l.,

Nu,IlS .....- -" !" ~
uattcd r"r MoNaily in ninth
l ..Lha L
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81
NEW YORK. Aug. Al. Reich.
New York heavyweight, knocked out
i'aul Journc". "a sparring partner Of
Georges Carpenter. in the FIRST round
of twclvc-round match in Long
Island CITY. tonight. \ right To the
face. followed hy a LEFT To The body
and "a short right hook To the point
Of the chin noorcd Journcc.
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CHICAGO EVEMS SERIES
lliN Associated rress.i

NEW IOKN NuG. 2. = Chicago
broke oven in the series with New
York hy taking the final game today.
= TO 1. Four hits, Il pass and Il steal
gave the White SuN four runs in the
second on Mays. Mcuscfs home run,
with the bases full in the third. tied
the score. The visitors won on i'nik =
triple and MustiI's single.
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IidtivI Tor ITclImann IN n
Nm ini. AIlnlnu La ninth
TIT TT '8s''T'''s ~ IT''II1''
Eittrd for Bauss IN eighth

Jones. Mcnosky.' lehman. Ncach.
Wocdall Thrcc-basc hill - collins
stolen bases Mcnosky. i."iboid. Sac
rihcrs--Scott, Blue. Flagsicad. ZONES.
Double plays-Coliins to Pratt: scott
80 Pratt, 10 Mcinnis. Left on bases
Detroit, 10; iiostou. |. Base on balls
OF DausS. :: of l!ysh. =. OF iius-
sell. IlitS--nN DaW%s. !! ~ :; OF
Middleton, . in l. of l;ush. II in
uonc out IN eighth; Oh Russell.
IN . hit hy piichcr-bN Rmssc!l.
,Nanion) struck out--b% i1!sh. 3;
s. HusscN /. Passed ball Elsslcr.
unnin,: pitcher Russell. LOSING
.tcaer Midulcton. Empires owens
ma I!lIclrand. Thine. = hours.
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Score by innings: IL
New York .......... cO3 100 0l0 o.
Chicago ............ geo 00i Dol Is
summary: Two-basc hits - O'Far-
rel 90, Kelly. Maisel t2). Three
base hit - Barbara Home :uns--
frisch, Hurns. snyder. Sacrifice
Douglas. Double plays Bancroft TO
Kelly kclleher 10 Iiollochcr to
Grimes; Frisch TO Rawlings to Kelly
l-ctt on bascs--Ncw York, >; UhicaSo
,. Base on balls-on Ponder. /; off
Toncy. =; OF Freeman. ,. ilits-ulf
Ponder. in I: of Freeman. l in =:
on York. ! in .; off Chccvcs > in =;
Toncy. III > Ia: off Douglas. In
! ID. Hit by pitchcr-by York tMcu-
scD. Struck out-hy Douglas. Win
ming pitchcr-Cheeves Losing pitch
cr-Douglas. Umpires and Nc
Cormick. Time. 2:oS.
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RED S0X WIN TWO

BOSTON, Aug. 9.-Boston made i,
ten straight victories over Detroit by
winning both games OF il double head
81 today. taking The first game To :.
ana the second To ]. llcilmann was
nut ont oi the first game in the ninth
Inning for strenuous protest of 4
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I,nlnh MiIIcr mrlru,ci.

iliy Associated .rcss
rHiLApEI.HtlIM AUS. H.--Iresj-
dent William i!akcr Of the rhiiaiei-
phia Nationals, today announced The
rclcus" of Raiph Miller an inGclder.
TO the louisville club oc the American
ASSuC.a ion.
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southern A>>oicn,ion Results,

Atlanta 81 Nashville - tseconj
game seven !nn!nrs by acrcrmcnD.
Little Rock. :; Mobile | uhirtcrr
iIningsl.
Memphis, 4. New orleans, :.
Birmingham, =. Chattanooga. 1.
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TiitSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
Broom Dwelling
513 N. 3lst Street

trust, dated May iith. 1920. and re
corded III the Richmond Chunccry
court. clerks Office. in Deed Book
=t3- =. rage ISL, default havinl; been
male IN tho payment OF Il portion OF
tho debt secured thereby, aud having
been required by the beneficiary
ihcreundcr 50 TO do. |. the under
signed trustee. will. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST lTH. 1921.
at $50 O'Clock H. NJ.
on The premises. proceed TO sell at
pnblie auction the property conveyed
therein, viz.
an that certain 10, OF land with
al! improvements thereon. lying and
BENZ In tho city OF Richmond, Va.
ana known AS 30. Jl3 North Thirty
FIRST street fronting on the eastern
I'm" Of Thirty iirst street, between
LAY ana l.e!gh Streets. thirty-two
'5.'( foot ana extending back east
wardly from said from, AZ right
angles and between parallel lines enc
hundred ana twcnty-six tI2GJ
three 'aD Inches to an alley sixteen
ti6D feet wide"
any one desiring TO purchase n
rond homo or an investment VIII do
well 10 attend this sale.
TERMS: Cash.
WM. T.. REDO.
Trustee
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BANKERS LEAGUE

National STATE and City took re-
vcngc :or its defeat last Thurs,,ay.
ana defeated First National hy tho
score OF " 10 in yesterdays Eant-
crs' league game.
Yesterdays score follows.
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Totals
'Batted for Ring in fourth.


Cincinnati ......... DSi 600 NoN-1
summary: Two-basc hit-konctchy.
lhrec-basc hits = Rousch. Monroe.
stolen bases-Wingo. Double plays
kop: 10 Groh: Smith. parkinSton 10
k9netchy:' Bchne TO Daubert. LaEt
on base-cincinnati. j: Philadelphia
I. las" on balls--on Donahuc. .; or
Ring, - OFF Scgwick. J. lTits-ofi
Ring. in , innings; of Segwick, :
in > innings. struck out-by Dona-
hue. !: by Ring. ?: by Scgwici. .,
Wild p:tCh--Donahuc. Passed ball
iicnline. Losing pitchcr-Ring. TINS
pircs-klem and Iimslie. Time, l:lp.
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Collins. Cobb. stolen. bases--AIeno-
SKY. Collins. Double playS-pratt
Scott and Mclnnis: liolling. Sargent
ana Rassler. Left ON basc-Detroi,.
o. Boston, i. Base on balls--on Hoi-
ling, :: OFF Jones. :. Struck out-by
Hol ing, !. by Jones. ;. Umpircs--
iiidebrand and owens. Time, l:i3.
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EVUrV ny IlIIIW-F' ~
x %'y'S 5ors .r".,.....l SSi 600 COO /,
Summary. Two-uas" Miller,
Wilkinson, Three base hit r. Halk.
,Iom,. ran Mcusci Stolen base.
johnson. Double plays ~ McNaliy.
Ward aud rpp: Collins. Johnson and
shelly: MuliiSan. Collins and Shccly.
Emih and ripp Left on h2scs-NcW
York. - chicago. 4. Base on balls
or MAYS. .. OF Wilkinson. $. Hit hy
pitcher by Mays. | tMoSiiD. Struck
out -hy Mays. by Wilkinson. =. um-
pircs-- Moriarity and chill Time,
l.II
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First National.

summary: Two-bas hit*-Brod-
dus. Phillips. Hawkins Tnroc-hgs -
hits BrOdduS. Hunt. Home runs
Roberts. ErodduS. stolen hascs--
owens. Percril Left on baSes-Statc
and city. >: FIRST National. >. struck
out-by Wood, Il: by Hunt, >. Umpire
--OncSty.
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Ran for Gardner in ninth.
Halted for IN IlNN ell In mini
Phitntlcilpi,in.

Summary. rN o-baSr hitS-Wrlch.
Mccain. Jameson 90. Three ba Sc
-Wclch. Home rune. Walker.
Double p!a?s-Dykcs and J. Walker:
j. Walker tunassisted. Left on
bUSc---clcvciimd. d: Philadelphia. =.
Base on balls-on Freeman. 8: off
Caldwell. !. struck out by Caldwell
=: ~ Freeman. |. UmpircS-i.vang
and Biuccu Time. l:I2
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'Eatt"h 10" pcschgcr In seventh
l!att'd iol' tTrisr in seventh.
st. l.ouI,

'Ea;t"d tor AinSmith in seventh
HI;t,d !"r Shcrdrl IN seventh
.iritol i"r North in ninth.
Score by innings: l..
i;"gtcN ............... .ula n0O 2Go--l
II i'uis ......... zoe 90" 100,
Summary, rwu-hase hits Darhare,
Ford row"N l.rvau. Auellrr. Thre. :
ha.- h!t" --'.lV,n. cruise. Southworth.
Sto'cu base smith. !.cii OH bases
':oStun, S. = Louis. Base On ball'
of 1.soN"or :. 20. watson, =; OFF
Wr''s.' Hits ra 1csChGcr : IN
:, ni' W ,eor. iaS ~ Walker 10 in
I' ~ ~N""ut.. none ~ IS: OF
NUrir i' Stru Y ont by posch-
scr % hv Ny'H -. :. ~ SUcrdc, :! :;
W'tsol. winning pitcher
n"sUhcHr tossing ri;rI"r walker.
tmr.' cray and Erennan. Time.
l:,S
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FI"ridn state League Results.
raNtcua. - Jacksonville. >.
Lakeland. !; ST. Petersburg, >,
Tampa, ); Orlando, q.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

TIE UNITED STATES OF AMER
IA. EASTERN DISTRICT OF
VIRGINIA.
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rntcruntionnI League nc.u.,..

baltimore. >: Syracuse. 1.
Beading, o: Buffalo g.
Jersey City. "a; Rochester. III.
Newark, IL Toronto 7-3.
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ny virtue o. a certain deere. n,
The Lazy anI Equity Court Of IN. ~, -.
81 EicHmoHd. Va, entered JuIv ~
w! ~ the suit OF Lille VI. Mcdaniel
". William u. Mcdaniel aud others
the Undersigned. as special comm;s
s,9hcr was directed TO sell ANA WIN
oitF ioi safe az public auction, on
thc premises. that twu-StOry frame
a"ci!inS ANA lot fronting - feet OF,
tho north line Albcmurlc Street. run
ninG pack % feet 70 4 2U-foot a.Icy
on "EDEESDAY AUGUST 10. 1871
~ $50 O'Clock T. NJ
.,.I,n, on the PREMISES.
'Wp SGnal payments at six anu twelve
months from day Of sale. with q vcr
cent interest on deferred payments ri
PURCHASER. titlc retained until mo
tu!i purchase price ~ PAID and con-
Ncyahc" ordered by court. or ali cash.
At ontIon OF purchaser.
T. GRAY iADEDE.
Special Commissioners
MOORE & McGRAN!GHAN,
NuCtiOncprS
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+ Rurther in mint
BtftSt,IIr.pl,

IIIN'UFSN -. .UVU UUO IUN-I
summary: ?wn-hasc' hits-Kruescr.
Schmandt. Cutshaw. Sacrifcc-Myers.
Double piays-Adams Tierney and
Grimm; Niaranville. Tierney and
Grimm. Lief, on bases -Brooklyn s:
Pittsburgh. >. Base on balls--orf Nit
chc!l. ;, OF Adams /: off linn, l.
liitS-on Mitchell. Il in i l-3; off
isuc,her. in "a: OFF Adams . in {. :.
OF Iimn, in .. Struck oot--by Nit
chc!l. :. wild pitch--Zinn. Winning
pitcher adams. Losing pitcher.
Mitchell. Umpircs-Moran and Rig
Ter Time. 40.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
WITH Bills ALL IN; LEGISLATURE
WILL SETTLE DOWN TO HARD WORK

statu-Quo. Tho governor did not send
UP any men for appointments and the
senate did not make any recommended
tions.
The land board matter remains the
same. Governor Shoup has no inten-
ton of reappointing Mr.. Vivian. Just
when he will send the name Of Mr..
Vivians successor to the senate is not
known. Neither is it known who the
successor will be.
An echo OF the fight was heard the
other day in the house and senate
when bills wore introduced In both
places. providing that committee
composed OF three bankers should sup
erintend the loaning of all land board
funds. This would take that part of
the work away from the land board.
and would put II in the hands OF men
accustomed to Andling finances.
The reapportionment bills have been
the subject OF discussion before num-
Der of committee meetings. but no de-
finite rcapportionmcnt has been agreed
upon.
The facts are. reapportioning the
state is one OF tho most difficult tasks
that any legislature can attempt. To
take a county out of one district and
put it in another is liable to change
tho political complexion OF both dis
tricts and causes much opposition and
turmoil.
Governor Shoup still feels that his
good roads program should go thru,
and he intends TO exercise every in
fiuence possible to sc. 1t thru. He
realizes that the opposition OF the
county commissioners comes from the
fact that they will lose the right to
cxpend the money that is now going
TO them for expenditure thru the pre-
sent program. 1t is the old fight for
county supremacy over state control
"a Tho IA 80
take what money VIC have and spend
1t Judiciously in the construction OF
good roads that will last rather than
spreading II out over n lot of roads
that won't last
Echoes of tho fight between the
state university on one side and all
the other educational institutions on
the other side are heard almost daily
in somc form or other. Tho representa-
tiNes and senator's that are represent
ing tho other educational insu utions
are already beginning to talk against
the medical school which is taken to
indicate that those institutions are
lining up against tbs school. As rule,
there are enough graduates OF the
State University in tho legislature to
control those appropriations. but this
year the number of graduates in the
assembly are limited and they have
not the control OF previous years.
Already appropriations bills have been
filed with finance committee OF the
senate and the Appropriation commit
tee of the house totalling over ten mil
lion dollars. The actual amount aside
from the mill levics which the two
committees will have to recommend for
expenditures is less than three and
one-half millions. There will have to
be "A great deal of cutting in tho
amounts allowed for the various pur-
poses. The educational institutions arc
asking for the largest amount, with
the exception of the executive depart
ment of the government. With the
possibility that the value OF the prop
orty of the state will bo lower this year
than 1t has been for ten years, the leg
islaturc will be compelled to reduce APP
preparations to the very minimum
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
Farmers Meet At
Court House

A goodly number of farmers met at
the court house yesterday with County
Agent Sawhill and state Leader of
County Agents Felts.
Those gentlemen had just returned
from u county agents conference and
state meeting of the farm bureau,
held at Fort Collins. following which
they attended the stock show in Den
YER.
There were 81 counties represented
at the conference by sevAnty-five men
and women. There were "a county
agents present.
Farm bureau information meetings
are to be held this week in this coun-
ty. At all these meetings both Mr..
Felts and Mr.. Sawhill will take ac-
tive part. Tuesday the meeting will
be held at Goodpasture: Wednesday
at the Nicholson sci. Iol. st. Charles
Mesa; Thursday at Avondale: Friday.
at Lakeside.
At these meetings it will be shown
what has been done at the state meet
and elsewhere in the farm bureau line;
the fundamentals will lie brought out
plainly and Interestingly. The accom-
plishments of state and federal farm
bureaus will be related, in short all
who attend are promised most profit
able and entertaining information.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
A, Y, R, [ &P, COMPANY
SHOWS LARGE INCREASE

The largest gross earnings since the
present controllers took over the
management of the Arkansas Valley
Railway Light and Power company
nine years ago, was reported to the
stockholders Of the company in
statement made public by w. +.
Rabor. vice president and general
manager of the company Jan. II,
1921. The report is for the year
1920. to Nov. 80. 1920, and gives COM
parative data for 1920 and 1919 dur
ing only one year. 1917, did the net
earnings of the company mount high
cr than in the year Just past.
Following is the data:
Earnings for years ended Nov. 80:
-192O- -i919-
Gross Earninss-
s1.S46.274.79 s1.55T .26o.7o
Expenses, Maintenance Charges and
Taxes. excluding Depreciation
l,243.0SO.l4 l,023,S14.oS
Net Earnings
60S.1o4.65 33,446.s2
interest Charges
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
STOCK SHOW BREAKS
ALL RECORDS

Denver, Jan. 2c.-With the total
amount realized from business trans
actions estimates at almost s2,ooo,oOo
and records for attendance broken
with more than 10000 people wit
Messing the matinee and evening
events during tho week. the fifteenth
nationa! western livestock show closed
here tonight Enough money Will be
left on hand for the construction OF
an additional stadium for next year
show according to Former Governor
T.. NJ. Ammons. IA staunch supporter
of the annual event. y COW owned
nv + w. Purvis of Berthoud. Colo.
carried off blue ribbon honors in the
week milking contest by producing
1l.243 pounds OF butter fat in tho
seven days.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
John Schofield Dies

John Schofield. age rs years, died
Yesterday at a local hospital after an
illness of two months. Mr.. Schofield
was connected with tho Portland Gold
Mining Company at Colorado Springs
for twenty five years. He retired from
active bus'iness ono year agU on ac-
ncnt in the Masonic circles. being a
life member of the El Jebel Temple of
the Shrine, and the Masons of Victor;
y. r. o. Elks. OF Colorado Springs and
the G.. A. r. He Is survived by ono
daughter. Mrs. George Sprouse. The
funeral will take place Monday morn
ing at ii o'clock from the funeral
chapel of T. G. Mccarthy and company
in charge of the ElSs. Tho burial will
be in the Elks rest at Rosolawn ccmo-
terry,