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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-07-08

HE. farm school at Seize,
with others like it, is help
ing to solve one of ltaly's
problems. Labor shortage,
a perennial problem of the
American farmer. is being
solved for the future in
Italy by the organization
in that country Of schools
where farming is as much
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-07-08

Happiness blossoms in the heart, but
has it's roots in the mind.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-07-08

1t never pays to SOW wild oats.
young man; there rs no market for
them.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-07-08

little, learning makes mar
dangerous company for himself.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-07-08
Nasty Inference.

II claim that congressman are paid
more than they're worth" "How much
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-07-08

He who has misgivings at the start
vsll never finish anything.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
RIpGEwOOD ADDITION


Tho last inside addition to Tulsa.
within ~ blocks Of the downtown
district Many sales have boon
made in the last two weeks and only
n fow lots Jeff In the addition: paw
Ing less than one-half OF the present
cost; two sewer payments paid.
5O-ft. lots on Owasso avenue,
$4,000 each.
lots on Newport avenue and
Twelfth street, $500 each.
lots on Newport, between
Tracy park and Twelfth street,
$500 each
/ corner lot on Owassc and
Twelfth street, t2,500.
1 SOFT. corner lot, Norfolk and
Twelfth street, f2,50O.
lots on Norfolk and Thir-
teenth street, 61-ft. fronts,
$4,000 each.
The above tots can ne had or
terms OF oue-tourth cash, balance
three, six. nine and ~ months OF
discount for cash. II you want 4
avail Yourself for one Of these CHOICE
lots this ~ your chance AZ there
are only a few lots loft out OF l57
Special Inducements TO builders
For further particulars, see Theo-
dore Cox. 202 Mayo Bldg, telephone
Usage 5S3, or any reliable real
estate broker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

THREE A,I,.s ',f 'b.''.. land .I... ,'
Price '...'. t'-n' r,'sr reg
Ot1 or tiFN REAL ESTATE STA
CHICAGO GRAND uplLItNKD Fur
u.shed Is.apsitu,pt buI. dina rr,s. l
,omo $4,000 rrir. so. IpH yafnd6 viii
rs .rr. ot'l.
KANSAS cry ,n.f., .ubutn.p D.4.. nd
ru.ms. modem hr,,. nrs, g,.,,,.t.
win r,rt,, ' T.',N' sI,lt
tff.F ..ror. ,,|.t ..,,...'. .. ..,,.., I
.rpaIIent,f .rr,it, 'tt.. '''',l '",t'.
Price so Oo0 Ny. sol rIrrifir. ~ t,
sired. which ~ ~ Tho very best quality
Owner. Ir NJ (, ,urrrtrr ilt Lat
lru Jt KauaaE ,If, g..
Two Lots q, c,,a,cmor. ona. for sole
or trade. What have 'Hun hroco Mar.
Rot 20 y. buuidor pHasn 5lts,
uotsTs ron sNIE =,
''' .''''' '"N 'N'E No
AfAN IMkNT t'lr corner. close 80. lO0N
go, three blocks from hift schbol
$500, terms John l.. uyauchany. Phone
uNRgtIN .FI,g.,,,,.,,, ,,,.,.,a,,, t......
1900 book Eest AdmiruI tEg5I. 81 900
F.ri an .,y en-. "'"lN ,'.h W'u.a ,'as'der
to fyc.a,re tract With some iu,rro,.a.
mcu,s owner. Usage sls. ash Tor Mr.
,, IN good 'o,,stion. paving hair PAID gut
prIrr $50 v.Ir f7E0 r,E ti,r,, "',s'' .'
Al IL ~ .'. - ~ room nHnsHI"w in
nant rot,gic, ,I t,- ''CuG SC,u,.Gs Ea''tg ,. ngs,-
S,s s. o1," ,n .l5 ni'gy M dg,.,4,.l Lh. gror.rg
cr'.. a. t.n "'r' ,I,,,'I '',lL''i sale
.t'',
hNNNp new 1000 cash, Groom buusa.
ro,,"' r"M ''''IM 'Ntrl hGhl TO- cnuNDn'
.Ccstiop nn N,,i i,o"It o,snl,tnI h.sh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

81. 600 east SIDE bargain. excellent slE
rooms. muirru. garage. paving nearly
usId out Turu.s arranged MrHucw 4
90. 2ol seaman ri's osNr' 1879
Ilib0O MAPLE UIUGE DISTRICT
1-riory, 1.rpuw house. o .nuu'nt furnace.
garage ana servant quarters, ourutr lot
Terms.
&c. U WtTWER
PAgna Usage sa-- Residence Usage sGSs,
331 SOUTH WHEELiNG-S4, S4,5OO
Leaving city must sell my five,
room modern house. ivory finish
throughout. nicely decorated, Ra-
rage 1890, solid cement floor and
drive. wcU, cash $1,000. SIS
monthly.
Il q. WOOLSEY
Cedar 9gS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

~ I'T"NWF TVW NNTT N
THREE ACRES ui choice IHuI. clos. Co.
pavement. E.s AND water. .IrH. fu
Price $4,000 trr"s. tyIgr Iasg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

,.,p TRkDr Uy owner. modetn 6-room
4 sSgss t1 trade Tor grocery store. O-age
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
BLAIR BROTHERS
$11,5OO

Maple Ridge district Corner lot,
seven rooms and basement, garage
and servant quarters, almost new
oak floors. tile bath, ivory finish,
coal or gas furnace. Lee school dts
trict price reduced for quick sale
with $4,000 cash.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

EAST SIDE Of duplex cottage 10 D.. III.
i'enth ST, three large rooms, porch,
closet and hath $40 per month. Phone
psaC" oas5, IN office hours
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

.---..-.-
M'hEhN' '!gsr 'n. aupleA tor '',5 ''"-
-on'els. u. h1hlgL. 'lsas. l.l-.---
NEWLY decorated south side bungalow.
cast front read} oct o. N'1'I I'''
NOGALES. g., 2-Eight-ruom house call
nsssc o"s.
ONE-HALF new duplex. three large rooms
and slrepIug porch. Murphy bed. close
ln north side gsago 13t' Cedar %.
. DNE-HALt ot duplex. tive rooms. new
~ decorated, good water close In, TO
adults only pa S. Frisco. Usage 3i2l j.
DVVA.~O T.. IS Due-haIf of 6-ro,u du-
pies house. uodprD. good we'll watgr.
] can In pcr.'n or phone. osage Aio2-k,
'seee s'ol- ~.
DNE-HALF of duplex house fnr rent
three rooms and bath, Two tight house
F ks,piIE I""i4s- i"Iuli' Hi l''- =. ''hin'
+ slE-EuDN. modern house. ossEr G704 p.
1 1880 s., quaker.
SEVEN ROOMS. modern house f1r rrut.
aI3 s. houston. so per month. CuI
Ds1ge 1870.
SIX ROOM duplev. with garage. feb. cal
Dsagc $3.50
I TRENTON H. alt -- Two-rgom housr.
/ Csagc 1901
] TIKEE.ROOM house. net modern. located
AZ 7g3 n Peoria iga per month. Phone
. psaus aIfS
4 rtTVrE I.r,c r,orns good we'll water
. 'it't.' "re, ,,tar, 'qaA s. Sorf.fL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
WISH To MY or
SELL FARM LNNDS7

WISH To MY or
SELL FARM lANDS7
THE column m" want Hd pages ~ The
world lttprt both buyers ~ farms and
sellers OF farms. aud get them together.
S0.NrHE ldcH truck aud alfalfa farm
close to TulHs Bil river bpttuu fl00 pc
aero. terms. fhuu" pHage hi1t-J. John l.
H"auohump
WNOMING
SOLDIERS UG0-Hcru homestead. month
residence. puf 'Rrper Wyu.
wANTED-REAL ESTATE 40
1--WE or 6-room house. modern. conven-
iyrj i",-jiuu priced riEht Have high
class car RH good ms new and two lots
ON corner CO. trade. Address 6so. y,
World
NAVE CNsu RuYEH 8 or G.room house,
must bc bargain. Orsg, a505 u
RAVE Immediate buyer tor rive or O.
room bungalow EmWersUn school die.
irirf preferred, must be- priced right and
worth the money. sheldon 4 Co., taagD
t9h7
wAErtp-ro buy from owner uvo Or
6.rnow house, prefer north or south
slide. uts hUlt tu uu cash. DO not reply
unless priced light 7olF care world
WANT to buy from uWucr. four ur G.ruuu,
mudrrn h"uHa ON pavement, must ho q
bargain. state price. luratlun and terms
In trHt letter address -, world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

EAST SIDE Of duplex cottage. 70 D.. FIJI.
closet and hath. $40 per month. Phone
pSagr 1855 IN office hours.
FOR RENT Ejght-room house. uowly
decorated. south side. osage 1894
FOR RENT-FIy,-roou bungalow. newly
decorated garage, ON pavement Usage
TOUR-ROON cottage. mot modern. three
blocks from sch0ol, two from church.
FOR RGNT-An s-room house. fcfercnco
reQuircd. Osaro 5Nib.
FIVE ROOMS. modern. ilal S. Trenton.
$50. ta'I Cedar g.
FOR RENT Four-roou modern house.
on South Guthrie Phone Usage gI9 or
FOR RENr--siS room, modern house on
south Man. rhon" Osagr it' or atst.
FOR UEST-iI05 S Carson. 2.story six
rooms, garage. VIII lease. taii Osggc
FOR REST-Thrco- room, modern house.
located In rear of sal y. Elwood. call
bsHge AlHs-J or psaEe 2f25.
FOR RENT --rwo-story, eight rooms. with
-four bedrooms. garage. on South Vic
tol. 500. uuurnlshri. call Osagc 7025.
Albert u. twist Inv. 90.
FOR t.Nr- Nlne-roum house, corner lot
close In, cIstern. garage and m good
repair Usage 32.N 3o- S. Guthrie.
FOR RENT--Attractiye 5-room. modern
garages, SIS per month. Usage aaoG
FOR RENT--i20) East Second, Groom
duplex, private bath, uai floors, (i5 per
month, open tgr inspection. Usuge 9732
2o2 security BidE.
FOR EEN1-New 7-roou house and gar.
sge, 500. Usage 5177.
FOR RENT--i7la $. quincy. 5-room mod.
rru ubfurnlshcd bungalow. Phone
Usage Usage assA or Usage 2o77.
FOR RESr-s,N-roon, uufurnished house
NE..I
~ RNlSHEu or unfurnIshed can rent
your house for you, II, D.. Adams, 500
Mayo Bldg, Usage sol.
FOR RENT Fiyc-room. modern house
isl6 r.. Flfth. rent $50 per month, pos.
session at once. call tsHge 3H5t-J.
FIvE-FOOM huuse in rear. thor"ughiy
clean. $50, 3-3 y, Rusedale, Usage
7t3l
FOR RENT-Half of an s-room house
place for car and chickens, good water
two blocks from transportation; f25 pet
month. DsaE" 2shl.
FOUR.ROOM house. has gas and elcc.
sou,6 t5isiy sTd ,o'les bqt 70 BAH s;
Usage 77l5. $50 monthly.
FOR REST-Modern 5-room house. 10
Gated iol1 5. Quaker. Usage 1898.
FOR RENT--Flve rooms, basement, mod
ern, IN 500 block. North boulder. cal
Cedar 2Os0 or at $50 North Boulder TO be
SHOWN, -.------------------
FOR RENT-BunRalow at ll9 n. Gillette
close TO school. rent $3.50 20 responsible,
parties. can silsby Realty Co, Osag'
FIVE basement rooms. modern, Tor rent
CalL Osngo ii7i-J.
HALF OF new duplex. three rooms. mod
cTa. g.; 1918 l.. HuiEr. Call at g. 5
Nanthus for Information.
HlGH-CLAss. S-room. 2-story sleeping
porch. furnace. garage, every couv"u
fence. Usage s4S5,
HOUSTON. s. g07 -Four rooms and bath
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

WEST SGDE---ThTso-r duplex, east
front, corner, newly painted and deco
rptrd. rragt TO2E.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

BRAND NEW 81. .00u cash. t-routn buuga.
luw, calI floors. every buut.Iu cuu,rn.
len'e Wartel oak floors. beautiful high
location. ON North Wheeling cheap. pave.
Weut. Itl''u right Tor quI,a sale. Very
REASONABLE" monthly payments Call Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
NEW BRICK HOME

2ll9 South Madison open Tor in
spccuon; nine rooms. center hall and
two baths, full size basement. hot
water heat, garage FOR three cars,
complete servant rooms, A gilt-edge
value IN O high class home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


nrAN rcrArr ran rrx,-,
UoTsIs FTUSt-utp
brPtEX T6-ss rasrs ',,-rl,',, .,.5o-,
East1r ~ '''". ''' ''
49,, ,,,,...-.
M N'u'Sn'H ''.i. M.l,.h
0s,g. 65ga gov '' '"'"'"'
FOREST r.. -Ilss-.i..,.. .r.,r.. .,.,... ,...
"l'"'.' nous. "'i''H. 700. ''at' '''
Fuh kENI Fout.rH'u. wHd.rn. iur.
",Hn'l n,H'', ''''' ITO. ''.. ''''F 1907.
FOR kENr -Four fHru sn.d house.
ma s Elwnod. sos o. U jennings.
ao5 Mayo BIDS
FIFTH PLACE E.. 1000. Nicely furnished
rage, on paved street aud car Iua Adults
only Usage @3fl.J.
FIFTH E. gug-rgIf modern ,.rro.,
durl., fIrrIsi,t
FOR HENT Three room. .f. nicely r.r.
nishcd. modern duploz r.as. 100. r.rt
reasonable. ioi n. Frisco. umg" itoA
FIFTH PLACE. g. l.aY. Easi 4l. uf
Groom duplex, neatly furnished. $3.50
ron REST Nlcc,y furnished. room.
tsr-R>.IgttEp .,,.r,......, -. ,.....
rooms foI rent ,i06 r.r ",,,iI, ''"' sg'.ii
t. NJintr,i Gsspa ,ot, '--'
'ga ,,n. NJ ,,-, st' room iup'rz
n Gssss G,as 'tsIitsI u'"''"''. ''''"'' close
.,.,. -,
S,rlrt, 'la' nan n"'- -'''"' ,.....
-rt|' I'''' f' F'' ''''.'' '''h'
'.',. ----.-....--...... ---.......-
Fg!lJHt..lKiooM ,ma.aern hgus" far rent
furnished. 'aO2 EAST Iuurth St
HODGE. b.. lII6-sIy-ru dup',x house.
s @,S cal .i'','9@ paq@ 'a;'G ar phone s.' os.s5 S
-, w. ~ 's'S. -.0l
piy isG Iast Tr,-,.ant1 1.,.. az
''.l'
,.,,.,. .,,..,..-
~ ',t,..''i> 49, I...'' ,g.,.'n'" ,,o5
W. 60. Xxx, '"' '..l ~.
n,grI, nri, ''7' ''''.'' "''''"'''''
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p,,,r.r,, ,i 1... ''.' ''.'N'. ''''''
~. -,
- ~, - ,.t,T hT',''' ,,ur.''s n" s,ar'
,rg.s W. ,"r,i.,,i~r- 80 .s '''''
"'EL ~ in' "'1n,n P5pl1eEI,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
MODERN APARTMENT

No. 4 West Seventeenth street. Four
>9omS, tile bathroom, heat, hot
water and ianitor service. gas range
and electrical fixtures, newly
paperei and painted.
See iJnit0r in basement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

SUNSET PARK HOME
beautiful tvu. story. nine. room, center
hail plan. has large living room. dining
room. breakfast rpuWt sun ,puw. ityufurr
0u nrst floor large the wUnt'I cauvassrI
ana hand decorated iu OIL four lars. tr1.
rpIWE dressing room. tao tile baths. aIz.
rauyuasod and decorated iu OIL basement.
furnace. two-cAr garage and servants.
quartcrst truly beautiful home Fur
price and terms see
ALBERT g. TWIST rNy co
Osago 1895 Nt Mayo uidg
SOUTH sIBE-Nrw buugaIusy. five ruuu.a.
oak floors basement garage possession
now. Price i7,ZbO. 1880 down HuIr ~
SONS phone Usage 3. Room g. -04a sruin
Main.
SOUTH SIDE BUNGALOW -FIy, rooms
with heavy oak N10rs throughout
French doors nice uHuf'I Hr1 attractive
light fixtures good location. UoaT schools
and transportation. Priced 90 sell si
5000 can A. once Un thir bargain. lw.
mediate possession. psaF" l.fa.
TWO-sTOEY residence. south side oigh,
rooms, east exposure, finest hardwood
/ floufs, st0rmsheeted, garage basement
servant quarters. Price flahDo, terms
nalu & Sons, phone Osagc b5yb'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

bungalow. hardwood fluurH, newly deco
rated rArag" rrl'c $3.50. iIaU a
Sons. phone DH1g' B.
Evening star., 1921-09-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

AUToMoB1LEs FoR SALE ETC AUToMoB1Es FoR SALE, ETC
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST USED CAR EXCHANGE.
A SHOWROOM
nan Touring. kland
Singer
WintnT Turing7 7pasa
Re- dan 5pa
nlysKn Touring &C
Chummy Roader
1911 1ncomobIe % idmcusn
dflac cTuring7
Hs' ' AMI
AUTOMOBILE SALES COMPANY,
NoruS
Evening star., 1921-09-24
POULTRY. PETS & LIVE STOCK

TEN RUNTs and l pedisreed Flemish giant
doe. cheap. Call Saturday. Col G9lO.
HOLSTEIN cow with 2nd calf: heavy mixer
and tuberculin tested. W. P. Wilson, Silver
=, ing Md Phone Woodsida 81 o5s
Evening star., 1921-09-24

GARFORD 81 ton truck. express body: terms
to suit See Mr.. Henderson. 40 sth st. NV.
WE HAVE some good used cars
that will be sold at bargain
prices. Among these are Velies,
Oldsmobiles, Oaklands, REQ tour
ing cars. Apperson 4-pass., road
ster. Terms to suit purchaser.
Ungerer Motor Co., 1896 Conn.
ave. Main 8233.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-27
Yacht Racing Season Opens Memorial Day
Long Island Sound To Be Scene of Many Fine Initial Events on Monday

The racing season on nearly all waters will open Decoration Day and the regatta of the Harlem ! acht club will be the chief attraction. This Is the first championship race ot the Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Sound and those yachtsmen who have their yachts ready to race will materially benefit in the score by starting i'll this contest.
 The regatta Is for all classes, regu- lar, special and one design from the New York Yacht club 4o-footers down, and it is expected that the fleet of starters will be large The warn ing signal will be made at I o'clock and the starting line will be at the Black Spar buoy northeast from Ex- ecution Rock
 The courses, all triangular, vary from I5 I-2 miles for the largest class to six miles for the smallest.
 At Oyster Bay the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club will have spe- cial races for the s class, the Fish class and the new Kitten class. This tional race with six-mcter yachts, is devoting all it's energies to getting the four yachts that are to go to Eng land in shape,
 Johnston de Forest has offered a prize for series of races.
 Another series Of races IS to- be ar ranged in June and races will be sail ed every Saturday night until the boats are shipped for England. J. H. Smith, jr., has offered a prize to the boat making the best record in all events prior to going abroad On Memorial Day there will be rac- ing at Bayside, Port Washington and Stamford, and many of the clubs will put their houses in commission that day.
 Vincent Astor Sells Yacht. The Sabalo, the largest power yacht in American waters, Is fitting out at the yard of the Consolidated Ship building Corporation at Morris Heights. This yacht was built just before the war from designs by Tams, Lemoine X Crane, and that firm is clines to say whether the yacht has been sold or whether Major William Earl Dodge will use the vessel this year.
 The Sabalo is equipped with three Speedway engines of 365 Horsepower each and has cruised from Bar Harbor to Cuba. She made a splendid record during the war when she was lent to the government by Major Dodge. Vincent Astor has sold his power yacht Cristina to Herman Falk of Mil waukcc through the office of Cox X Stevens. MT Falk intends to do much cruising this summer. The Cristina was built from designs by H. ]. Gie- low at Lawley's yard and is no feet over all, Io3 feet on the water line, l Y feet inches beam and 6 feet draught. She is equipped with two Standard engines.
 A catboat, which is to try to wrest the championship of Barnegat Bay from the Virginia, was launched from the yard of Eli Townsend at Seaside | Park, N J., last Tuesday,
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-27
NEGRO ATHLETE
 GIVES CRIMSON
 MEET BY POINT
His Victory in Final Event Wins, 59 to 58; cts Mark in
 Broad Jump

Cambridge, Mass, May 27-Ned Gourdin, Harvard's negro star, was responsible for a Crimson victory over Princeton here Saturday in one of the closest dual meets ever held in Harvard Stadium, the local athletes winning by 50 to 58. Gourdin won three events, the 100 and 22o yard flashes and the broad jump, establish ing a new intercollegiate record in the latter contest.
 Gourdin's best leap measured 24 feet 6 inches, which is inches better than the mark made in 1899 by A. A. kraenzlein, of Pennsylvania. The American record is 24 feet inches, established by Sol Butler, a Dubuque College boy, in the Olympic tryouts last July.
 Lon Lourie, Princcton's football and track hero, furnished the compe- tition for Gourdin in the "century'' and broad jump, finishing a close sec ond in the sprint, while Bill Steven son, who scored victories for the Tigers in England last year, was the runner-up in the 22o. Gourdin was clocked in 10 seconds flat for 100 yards and 22 35 for the furlong.
 A fine crowd turned out for the game, which will be the last staged until next Saturday, when the inter collegiate championships will be de cided here, and lightning fast track aided the athletes materially
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-27
PRINCETON WINNER
 IN BIG BOAT RACE
Beats Cornell and Yale in Fri angular Event on Cayuga
 Lake

Ithaca, N Y, May 27.-Princeton wor the triangular regretta over Cornell and Yale on Cayuga Lake here Saturday Cornell came in three lengths behind with Yale third by six lengths. Prince tons time: IT, ,33.
 Cornell took the lead at the start but was unable to hold it after the quarter mile Kells, bow in the Cornell boat caught a bad crab at the mile and the boat lost several lengths, but soon re- covered and forged ahead, regaining two lengths. The bow man caught another crab at the mile and three-quarters, los ing his oar and stopping the boat.
 At the finish Princeton was hitting a 40 stroke, with Cornell rowing AZ.
 The official time was Princeton 1O:33; Cornell, 10 AZ, and Yale, II :03.
 Cornell took the freshman race by five full boat lengths ahead of Yale, with Princeton third. The official time was Cornell, 10:37, Yale, :05, and Prince ton, II IS.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-27
SHUGRUE WINNER
 OVER PILKINGTON

"Johnny" Shugrue of Waterbury scored decisive victory over Char ley" Pilkington of Meriden in slow I5-round bout here last night Shu- grue forced the milling from the start and earned honors in I2 rounds, two going to Pilkington and one being even. At no time during the bout did Pilkington appear to be in the run ming. Shugrue concentrated his at tack to the body and landed his one two punch with ridiculous ease. There were no knockdowns though Pilking- ton was badly beaten about the head and body. Shugrue's punches lacked the pep and at no stage of the battle was Pilkington in bad way.
 Pilkington has appeared in this city several times but last nights showing was the poorest he ever exhibited. His left hand was pressed into service re- peatedly, but did no damage In only two rounds did Pilkington attempt his late round rallies but they were ineffective He tried to force Shugrue to the ropes and score points as in the last fight but the Waterbury boy had an impregnable defense and invariably beat his man to the punch. Pilking ton complained of having injured his right hand in the 10th and tried to infict damage with his left but to no avail Despite Shugruc's all-around superiority the bout did not come up to expectations. "Moscy" King, box ing instructor at Yale, refereed and his decision was greeted with ap- plause.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-27
Yale Merrnen to
 Go to Honolulu
Team Will Consist of 15 Men and Try For Swimming
 Records

The trip to Honolulu of the Yale swimming team will begin on July 4, ac- cording to an announcement made by Masager Holden, and will last nearly a month.
 The team will consist of fifteen men and a meet will be held here Friday night in Carnegie pool at which the team will be picked.
 The trip will include meets in Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and San Francisco in this country, before the team leaves the American continent for the Hawaiian Islands.
 The team will arrive in Honolulu July 2 and will give tWo-night meet with the Honolulu Athletic Club. This club has arranged two meets with Yale in ad- dition to the two annual big swimming fetes held by them. The next Thursday an indoor meet will be held by the Homo lulu club after which the Yale team will disband as an organization although some Of its members may individually take part in some meets before returning to this country.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-27
Can Fish While Watching Ball Game
 From Grandstand

Richmond, Va. May 27. - A baseball park, the grandstand of g winch is built on piles extending into the James River, has been completed for the Richmond Club of the Virginia League.
 Mayo's Island, the scene of the new baseball park, was once before used for such purposs, but it was i'll the days when Nash, a Rich mOnder who became a member of the Boston Nationals, and other local diamond stars of bygone days played here. It was, however, be- fore Tanehill, Chesbro and Jake Wells played here.
 Because of the shape of the island, 1t became necessary to build the greater part of the structure over the water in the river. There are two sets of bleachers and the stand is equipped to seat about 10000 spectators. From the grand stand fans may toss fishing lines into the river and try their luck at angling while waiting for the game to start.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-05-27
MAYS SUSPENDED.
 SCHANG IS FINED

St. Louis, Mo-, May 27-Pitcher Carl Mays of the New York Americans was indefinitely suspended'and Catcher Wal lie Schang of the same team fined $25 for disputes Wednesday with Umpire Chill. Orders that such penalties be inn posed were received from President Johnson of the American League late today.
 Mays was banished from yesterday $ game with the St. Louis Browns in the second inning when he disputed a called ball and Schang in the fifth when he questioned Chill's judgment in calling a strike on him.