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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
s. R. DERBY WILL Be
ASSISTANT COACH
Former Crack Athlete Appointed
Assistant Professor of Physi-
cal Education.

Newark. Aug. 19.-S. Il. Derby. a
former crack athlete at the Uni
versity OF Illinois has been appointed
Assistant Professor of Physical Edu-
cation ut the University of Delaware
TO succeed Professor J. NJ. LeCato
who resigned 10 accept n position at
Johns Hopkins University. The po-
sition of MIR. Derby as to sports at
Delaware as far as can be learned,
has been definitely defined but il is
known that he viii come here the first
of next month 70 at least assist i'm
coaching football and win also coach
track next spring.
Mr. Derby comes TO Delaware high
IL recommended. Since graduating
from the University OF Illinois he has
had several years experience coach
ing various sports at colleges and
high schools In the middle west. lie
also graduated from the coaching
school Of the University of Illinois,
where he was under the direction of
Coach Zupke. who is regarded as one
OF the most successful coaches among
the higher colleges and universities.
During the war he served for two
NtatA > aiS dit tAAS1eaA III AAtt navy
Coach Shipley, who is now at
Pocomoke City. Md, managing a
baseball team there. plans to take a
squad Of Delaware football players
70 College Park. University OF Mary
land. for the preliminary training
Owing to the fact that the opening
ga me Of Delaware's schedule is Sep
tember "a with Penn at Philadelphia.
only two days after the university re-
opens. it is necessary for the football
men 10 report early in September for
tho preliminary training.
Coach Shipley viii probably have
the men REPORT To him here from Sep
tan1bcr 10 and after securing the
equipment the squad will then leave
ut once for College Park. This will
give about two weeks for preliminary
practice before the Penn game. This
arrangement gives Delaware the OPP
pcrtunity to scrimmage with the
Maryland squad The list of men who
are to make the trip will be announc-
e6 in A short time.
Mr. Derby. it is understood, win all
80 accompany the squad to College
Tark. He was in Newark this week
diu iltu = toiittA ti4'f NieaA SsNttAti't =
Hullihen and Dean Smith. the latter
being president Of the Athletic Coun-
Gil Those who met him We're favor
ably impressed with his personal ap-
pearance.
Coach Shipley has made a winner
out Of the PockomolIe City baseball
team since he was appointed manager
some days ago. Under his manage
ment the team has won 4 and lost but
game Several University Of Della
ware players are on the team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
FIVE POINTS WINS
OVER LORRAINE MEN
Suburbanites Drive Out Hits
ApIenty in Game at Second
and du Pont Streets.

The Five Points team drove out
twelve hits To all parts OF the field
yesterday and defeated the strong
Lorraine team at Second and du
Pont streets. T-6.,
Lang. the Five Points receiver,
featured at the stick. collecting three
hits Off Hagee and Tobin. who
twirled for Lorraine. Brodley played
a first class game at the initial sack.
Maxwell the fiashy suburban short
stop. was compelled to drop out OF
the game, when he hurt his hand. The
score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
EF|ANCE NINE HALTS
SEVENTH WARDERS
Tenth Ward Team Takes Fast
Game From Rivals Before
Big Crowd.

Defiance invaded the Forty Acres
hast night and gave the fast stepping
Seventh Ward team their second set
hack OF the season. simultaneously
halting the Forty Acres streak of
eleven straight conquests. The game
was played before a big crowd and
was fast from start to finish, several
startling plays keeping the fans on
ed,ro throughout the game.
The contest was halted for Is min
utes after Defiance sent two runners
across I'm the first inning, due TO a
steady downpour Of rain, but play was
resumed as soon as possible, despite
the muddy condition of the ground.
Defiance broke into the run column
I'm the first inning. when Clarke failed
To get out Of the way of one OF Ma
loncy's .ast ones, talIirg first and i'm
medistcly piifering second. Shields
pckcd a long single TO right. Clark
scoring. Shields taking third when
Furguson let Donohue's throw get
away Lutz sent a high sacrifice to
Donohue. Shields coming across with
the second OF the inning. Gillespie and
Hynson flied out and grounded out to
third respectively
s Seventh Ward sent their only run
across in the first. Mccarthy pried of
the lid with a single to right At this
point n heavy downpour stopped the
game for rs minutes. When play was
resumed Donohue famed Reese
reached first on a fielder's choice. Nc
Carthy heing thrown out at second.
ON an attempt To complete double
play, Hynson threw wild TO first and
Reese took second. Kelley singled 10
left and Reese scored. Mcmahon walk
I'd, hut Snyder ended the inning by
tapping weakly to Walsh.
Defiance sewed up the game in the
nfth inning Merrill opened with a
scorching single to center. Bill Walsh
beat out a bunt as did Marty Walsh.
Clarke hit TO Maloney and Merrill was
caught at the plate. Shields famed
and things looked blue for the Tenth
ward firemen. Maloney got JutZ in
hole and more but the hard hitting
first sacker sent the next pitched ball
60 right for a sizzling single, the two
Washes crossing while Clarke barely
missed 50, uriug place in the hall of
fame by being thrown out at home
plate or close play, trying to score
from first base on Lutzs single.
seventh Ward threatened in their
half ot the NTH when Maloney and
Mccarthy singled N succession, but
the rally was checked when Maloney
Was tossed 0H on iicldCr's choice.
Whde Donohue ended the inning ~
grounding 10 Lutz. In the last inning.
with two out. Mccarthy gained a life
when Hynson threw ms sroundtr over
llutz's head. but roughcrty, batting
for Donohue ended the gaPe by
striking out.
The game was featured by several
classy catches. Donohue. Reese and
I4utz, sharing in the limelight. Dono-
hue robbed Merrill of a hit in the Sec
ond inning while Reese jumped in the
air and spearcd Gillespie's torrid liner
in the fourth inning. Jimmy Nc
Aiahon was forced To 80 hitless in tho
sNth. when IutZ hacked into right
field and gathered in Macs liner.
This s Defiance thirty sixth victory
OF the season. the Tenth Wariers
dropping but 12 games out Of 40. prob
ably a record for any local team. The
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
PURCHASING NOSES OUT.
Engineers Drop Close Contest In Bit
Surprise I'm Golf.


Surprise In Golf.
Two close matches were played at
the du Pont Country Club yesterday
afternoon I'm the international Golf
League. Purchasing pulled big sur
prise by nosing out the Engineers.
3-2.
Nelson. Purch.. defeated Iamborn.
Eng, up.
Irons. Purch- defeated miliard. Eng.
up.
Mahoney. purch- defeated Hall.
Eng, up.
Hume. Eng defeated Henderson.
Purch.. up.
werdell. Eng. defeated Keesey.
Pur.. 3 up.
In the match between the Ac-
countants and Service the first four
men turning In their scores allowed
tho match to stand tie at %. This
left Dickey. of Service. and Reiehert,
~ Accounting. to fight Il out for tho
final match. It required two extra
holes before Dickey succeeded in de-
feating his opponent and giving the
team match TO Service, 32.
Andrews. Serv.. defeated Tribit. Ae-
count. up and /.
Herman. Serv.. defeated Doyle. Ac-
count. 3 and 2.
Dickel. serv.. defeated Reichest. Ac-
count, l up II holes.
o'Connor. Acct. defeated Guenveur.
Serv.. Z up.
Strebb, Acct, defeated K~lieher,
Serv.. ! up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
PHIlA. MAY SEE SUZANNE.
Germantown Cricket Club Bids
for Lenglen-MaIIory Ten
mis- Match.

pbila may SEQ suzanne - ETAOOO
Philadelphia. August 1a-Th~ re-
turn match between Mile. Suzanne
,sngIen and Mrs Molla gjurstedt NAL
lory. which is being discussed by rep
resentatives Of the two women stars
of tho tennis world. may be played on
the courts Of the Germantown cricket
club. September :. according 20 Samuel
RI. Collum. chairman OF the national
singles tournament committee.
We have put In a bid for this
match" rsid Mr.. CoIiurn, and 7 feel
that we are likely 70 get IT. II will
be one of the big features held in
connection with the mems national
championships which will start AT our
iuh on September 9"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
RIkT0S Rows.
smyrna Team Takes tame Featured
by Hantwerker's Pitching.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
Smyrna. Aug le-The best game Of
ball Of tho season was played here
yesterday between E1kton ard Srnyr-
ma. The fast T9lkton team came here
loaded With players from Wilmington.s
best clubs. but were unable to stop the
crack indicated Smyrna team.
Hantwerker. for Smyrna. pitched a
great game. striking out II men and
allowing but four hits. and was tight
n the pinchea. Jacobs starred al nat
collecting = double. two singles and re-
ceiving a base on balls out Of FIVE
times at bat
The game vas fast from start 10
finish az both teams played great ball
lighting every inch of the way. Smyr-
na winning cut In the ninth inning.
An unfortunate accident happened
when Umpire Cole was hit in the
stomach by drive from Cabb's bat
and was compelled to retire from the
game. The scorr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
SpICFR FINE FORM
AND GEORGET0wN WINS

Georgetown, Aug. 19.-Carlislc
Spiccr, Delaware City's crack slab
artist, pitched Georgetown TO victory
in one of the most exciting conte sts
hello here this season with Ocean City
Nillvillc's strong aggregation as the
opponents. The score being TO 6.
Spicer pitched an excellent game and
had good support except in the third
and eighth innings. BY winning the
game yesterday. the Georgetown Ath-
ietic Club wins the series with he
ocean City -AIillville club. Score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
DELAWARE CITY SHUT OUT.
Eastlake Takes 30 Game at Twenty
Ninth And Market Streets

Delaware City dropped 30 game
to EastIale at Twenty-ninth and
Market streets last night when Reryl
Long hurled shutout ball Hep"
GeoGhegan. the visitors finger. held
the locals to five hits. but a costly
error by Kerns in the sixth allowed
two runners 70 cross the plate.
The visitors left the field in the
seventh when a long drive to center
they claimed. had been handed 70 the
fielder by a spectator. EastIake won
n game recently over Delaware City
10 The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
Practice Shoot at EastIake.

4 practice shoot will be held at th-
EastIake traps tomorrow afternoon. A
large crowd is expected to turn out
for the shooting, as these events have
proven very popular this year. de-
spite the hot weather ard vacation
time. There will be single and fouble
target events
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

NE state 1t as our.
w honest belief
that for the price
asked, Chesterfield
gives the greatest
value in Turkish
Blend cigarettes
ever o IF cred to
smokers.
Liggett & hfyer'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
du Pont in Tennis Match,

The du Pont Country Club tennis
team win play its final match in the
Middle States Tennis League tomor-
row afternoon, when the local team
VIII have as their opponents the Bell
Telephone team of. Philadelphia The
result in Division Z viii largely de-
pend upon the result Of this game
The local club won the last time
these two teams met.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
DANCE AT BROwNSON.

Tonight the Brownson will hold a
big shirtwaist dance in their hall.
There will be prize dances and spot
waltz featuring.
a cool night is assured as an cleo
trio cooling system will be in action.
Music furnished b. Carney and
Lynch, six piece orchestra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

Ward Juniors. III. in a twilight game
yesterday. The Kirkwood team would
IKE TO arrange games with any team
m the city, averaging Il to Il years.
Send challenges to G. McCloGkey. 1895
Pine street, or phone 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
Ham blno Collects
No. 46
or Fnber.

BY cloutinr his forty-sixth
homer OF the season Babe Ruth
almost robbed Reds Faber OF
another victory In Chicago yes
terday, but after Ruth chalked
up No. is. Reds made No. %.
but IL took a pinch hitter To
get him out of the hole. Babes
circuit In the seventh, with two
on. put the Yanks ahead. but
the White Sox got the winning
run In the eighth. The Home
Run King Is II days ahead Of
his 1920 record. No. 46 of last
year coming September 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
GAMES TO-DAY.
American League.

American League
Washington at st. Louis
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit
National League.
pittsburg at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati AZ New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
9oe-PPrAy NUTS IN CRRAn-ssc

Special weekend candy packed in
one pound boxes. Pecan Nuts in Ital-
iaa Style Cream. Special 39c the pound
box.
Danforth's Drug Store. The only
Rexall Store in Wilmington Market
and Second streets.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
AberfoyIe and Norfolk.

Aberfoyle and "Chappie" Johnson's
Norfolk Stars, will get together at
Harlan Field tomorrow afternoon in
the first of the classy Saturday games
To be played here this season. Both
clubs are well known and have beat
en- several Of the strongest independent
mines in Philadelphia recently.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
Raymond to Meet HOrba.

Ralph Raymond and Johnny Horba,
pair of local welterweights, who have
been in the limelight considerably. are
matched for next Wednesday at Ches-
ter. Jimmy Vincent and George
Morrow will appear in an eight-round
battle. The Raymond-Horba bout is
scheduled for eight rounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
UNION LOSES.
Girls Teams Play Game In Sea of
Mud ut 18th And Van Buren.

Union girls dropped their game
with Advertising. last night at Eigh-
teenth and Van Buren, streets, 9-S. The
Union team fielded poorly. while Miss
Oakes pitched we'll for Advertising.
The game was played ir a sea of mud
after the shower. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
New Castle Reserves and Kelley Az
Stars Battle.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Aug. i9.-Ltst evening
iii twilight game. the New Castle
Reserves and the Kelley All-Stars
played a seven-inning scoreless tie a..
Battery Park. The game was fast and
a pitchers battle Gallagher pitch
I'd FIVE innings and but two hits were
secured. Reese pitched the remainder
of the game and not a hit was made.
Riley did excellent work for tha Re-
serves and but three hits were made
Arrangements will be made for the
second game during next week The
lineup and score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
GAMES TOMORROW.
American League

New York at st. Louis
Roston AT Cleveland
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
National League
Chicago nj Philadelphia
pittsbIrg at Boston
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Sc. Louis AZ New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
FIVE OINTS.

Hits-On Foster, z OF Hevee, .; on
Tobin. T. Two-base hits - Rrodley Lang
2; Galloway. slaughter, Fishback 2,
Three ba So hit Maxwell Struck out
BY Foster & by HaHee. q. ny Tobin. ..
stolen bases G Brodley. BRAND, Scott,
slaughter. Fishback. ?. Sacrifice hits
Weaver. Maxwell. Shelb. Base on hatls :
on Foster, g. OF HaRee of Tobin. !.
Number Of innings pitched BY HaEee,
%; by Tohin. Ia; by Foster, J.
Umpire-Riscoe,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
DEFIANCE VS.. EDEN.
Game Scheduled for Tomorrow Niu
Be Fast Affair.

What promises to be one of the best
cards for Saturdays baseball. will be
the game between Defiance and Eden
az Pennsy Field
Defiance is giving Eden merry
chase for the last half of the ALL
Wilmington pennant ard are at pres
ent going stronger than ever and on
the other hand Eden is maintaining
the strong pace that they set from the
%
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

Detailed descriptions of the most
modern. attractive and reasonable
apartments available in the city ars
given in the real estate columns to-
day. A glance through the list win
tell you all about them.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
Laurel Loses Close One.

Laurel, Aug. I9-In one of the most
brilliant games ever played on the
Delmarvia Peninsula, Laurel lost TO
Princess Anne, Md, on the latter's
grounds yesterday to ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
GEORGETOWN
OCEAN VIEW.
SCORE BY INNINGs

GeorgetOwn =. / o =
Ocean View - l o o 2 0-6
Earned Georgetown, 5; Ocean View
MillviIle. /. Bases on balls-Of Evans 2 :.
off Lawson. / off Spicer. /. Left on bases
Georgetown. 10; Ocean Siew-A lillviie,
7. Two-base hits-F. Donoway. w
Ellingsworth. Struck out-By Evans. p
by Spicer 8. Passed ball-Georgetown l
W EIiingsworth. f. Elingsworth and Nj
Ableman: Spicer and Albeman; Layton and
Jones. Umpires-Green and Hudson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
To be Some Ball Game.

The Saturday game between East
lake and National Guard tomorrow
Will practically decide the winner of
the second half in the City League,
As both teams are tied al present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
TATNALL DROPS GAME.
Rival Teams Engage in Pitchers
battle Last Night

Rodney A. G. defeated Tatnall A.
a.. 5-4. in a pitchers hattie last
night between Donohoe and II. Smith
The latter allowed but one hit but
Mas supported poorly. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
DEFENCE
SFNENTH WARD-
SCORE BY INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Defiance .........2 o 0 o > O o.
Seventh Ward - e o 0 o o O-l
Struck out by Walsh, ; Maloney .
baScs IN balls-off Walsh ! hit by
pitcher Clarke. Ferguson. etoleu bases
Clarke. Mcbride: sacrifice fly Lutz: time
OF game. .85. umpire. Walsh and Filliben.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight

Highland All-Stars va. Whining
ton Giants, Rockford Tower.
Wilmington All-Stsrs VS.. Union.
Eighteenth and Van Buren,
streets.
Fourth Ward VS.. East End,
Fourth and Church
Lorraine VS.. Eastlake. Second
and du Pont streets.
Haven VS.. Bethel, kirkwood
Park.
Seventh Ward VS.. Rhoades.
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
The Lineup;
Eden.
Defiance.
EACH ALLOW THREE.
BlOodwelI and Cartright Stage Pitch
ing DHel for Five Points.

Fandever Juniors won over Richard
son Park Juniors, 81. at Five Points
last night. Bloodwell and Cartright
each allowed three hits, while the for
mer had ten strikeouts TO his creiit.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
Suburban League.

krebs at Delaware City. UNI
pires, Jamison and Mcconnell.
Elsmere at Stanton, umpire
Winthrup.
Five Points at MarshaIlton, um
,ire Henry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
City League.

keystone VS.. Edge Moor, UNI
pire, Cunningham.
Highland at Hilicrest, umpire,
Washki.
Eastlake VS.. National Guard,
Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets. umpire Hastings.
Fourth Ward VS.. St. Hedwig's,
Military Grounds. umpire. Rich
ardson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

Daily advertising satisfies the want
or need quickly and thus saves delay
and loss.--AdY,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National League.

National League.
Pittsburg. 4; Philadelphia, ,.
pIttsburg, 3: Philadelphia, 2 I'D
gaueD.
Cincinnati. 4; New York, g.
Boston. Q; Chicago, 8 q innings.
rain)
Brooklyn. IL: st. Louis. 5.
Brooklyn, 4. ST. Louis. /
faaroud psaueg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
Totals ...s-.. D o
KELLEY ALL-5TARS.
Totals

A SCORE By ISNISGs!
New Castle Reserves o o o o-t
Kelley All-Stars -. D o o 0-(
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

Earned runs. Eastlake. 2. Two-base hits.
Speaknan White, .. Tkree-base hits
Gilbert Struck out by Long. T. by
Geohegan, 2. Bese Oh balls, by Long 4
by GeOhegaE. 2. Time Of game. ] hr. Is
minutes. Umpires. Hastings. Rickerts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
DELAWARE CITY

tNkdiN -
Ran for Stillwell in fourth inning.
ssSyl yesfer out failed to touch first baSss
Two out when Delaware City walked Oh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
MATINEE RACES.
Interesting Program Tomorrow After
noon nj Fair Grounds.

interesting tGbEFAm thnttthN attt.-
noon nj Fair Grounds.
An interesting program has beer
arranged ior the matinee races at the
fair grounds tomorrow afternoon. Ths
races are mile heats. 2 In ,. The en-
tries follow.
Event I.
Prince H. br. r.. by Prince March !.
Bctty Brns.
Ernily r.. b. m. by Austin Burns :.
lew seth.
Tsillian Russell. q. m by Idle ] !:
Iohr i. Zcbiey.
Event 9.
Para Belle. b. m by Paralizer
Bctty Rros.
Matt IT.. b &. by Delaware knight
NJ r. Hayden.
Mystic Wood. b. g. -: Wiiliar1
Austin.
Dillon Axwprtoy; Mr.. Mitchell.
Event =.
Cochatto Girl. s m. by Chief CO.
chatto: Charles T. Donovan.
J. 7. r.. b. g- unknown: John 7.
Zehley.
Della B.. br. m. by Idle J: c. s
Phipps.
Event (.
Baron Red. s. h.. by Wheeler
Wilkes; David Ford.
Director Wilkes. $. e. by Belmon;
Wilkes. +. $. Stanert
Bonnie L.. $. m. Mr.. Pierce.
DR. Bell, b. z. by Delcarnado: John
r. ZebIcy.
LADY Fern. b. M by Main Fern
Or j. r. Kuhns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

SCORE ny INNINGS
TatnaN A e. q q o q o o %
Rodney A a. O o o o o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATURDAY
BASEBALL.

BASEBALL.
Senior Church League.
West VS.. Union, Baynard No. ..
Emmanuel VS.. Presidential.
Baynard, No. l.
Trinity VS.. Scott, Rockford, No.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
a Arnerlrnn I,engue.

Athletics, 6 Cleveland. 4
Chicago. Z: New York. 6.
Boston. 6 Detroit. oil ins)
Boston. 5 Detroit. 0 I'D gsTue)
Washington. 13: st L.. ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
independent Games.
All Stars Defeat Juniors,

South Side-Eden VS.. Defiance,
Pennsylvania Field. 3.15.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
SC0RELEsS TIE.

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-24

Salt Lakewood marketing com
mittee of the Utah State Farm Bur
eau makes preliminary arrange
ments for organization of pool to in
clude most of the 1921 Utah clip.
Gunnison to have a new $4,000
l.. ID. S. ward chapel.
Salt Lake--Increased real estate
activity reported. Many building con-
tractors plan extensive construction
operations for 1921.
Salt Lake-Morgan Canning com
pany during 1920 produced 200. 900
cases of Utah peas and sold them
from New York to San Francisco. Es-
iimated value mre than S7oo,O00
Delta--Approximately 20 carloads
of alfalfa seed produced in this com
munity the past season.
Utah local sheep shearers union
of North America vote to reduce the
shearing charges from II 1-2 TO
IL 1-2 cents per head with board, a
reduction of approximately 81 per
cent.
I All business has just been paying
another installment of taxes which
brings home the necessity of economy
in public affairs to tighten as much
as possible our war time tax bill
which must be paid out of peace
time income.
Director Davenport of the Illinois
Agricultural College says II cannot
see how we can live as country and
get ahead when a large share of our
people are intent not upon seeing
how much can be done in a given
length of time but rather how much
money can be gotten for a nominal
service"
Attacks on the oil copanies will
not produce oil. Prices are regulat-
ed by the law of supply and demand
Under present condition deman is in.
creasing more rapidly than the Cali.
fornia supply.