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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

In the Superior Court of Chelan
County, Washington.
In the matter Of the guardianship
of Oral Violette, a minor.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
Commercial Bank & Trust Company,
a corporation, guardian of the estate
of Oral Violette, a minor, will, on the
10Th day of August, 1921. sell at pri-
vate sale for cash, for the highest
and best price obtainable, all the in
terest of said estate in and to Lots
enc Cd and two 90 in Block six 90
in Grandview Addition to the city of
Leavenworth, Chean County. State of
Washington. said sale will be held at
the principal place Of business Of
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05
No. 1920.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON SET
ELEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT
AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBU-

TION.
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, for Chehn County.
In the Matter of the Estate of J. H.
McEvoy, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Nelson Forsyth, administrator of the
estate of j. H. McEvoy, deceased,
has filed with the Clerk of the above
Court his final account as such adj
ministrator and also his petition for
the distribution Of the property be-
longing to said estate, and the above
entitled court is asked to approve ana
settle said account, distribute the real
and personal property belonging to
said estate to the heirs and discharge
the administrator from his trust, and
Wednesday, the oath day of August,
1921, at the hour of 9 o'clock A. NJ. of
SAID day, or as soon thereafter as the
hearing can be had, in the court
room of the court house in the city of
Wenatchee, Chelan County, Washing
ton, has been fixed as the time and
place for hearing on the settlement of
the final account and petition for dis
trlbutlon, and any person interested
III said estate may file objections to
said petition and final account, or may
appear at said time and place and
present their objections thereto.
Dated this 23rd day of July, 1921.
A. A. STEVENS,
Clerk of the above entitled court.
(4t-July 90, Aug. 5, IL, l9)
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05

land above his orchard. This year be
IS harvesting "A 20 bushel crop from
2S5 acres. His gross return this sea
son will be roughly $6,iS5.
Mr.. Hensc says: "Thc extremely
low price of apples in 1912 when
every grower in the valley lost moncy
and some lost their homes, caused mo
to study on some plan for DIVERSITY
ing. SO | got hold of some dry land
above the orchards and began raising
grain hay. When 1914 came along.
which was just as bad for the fruit
growers as 1912, ! was selling grain
hay all winter and that sure did HELM
some.
"Sncc then | have added litt,,
each year to my dry land farm, un.
til now it consists of more than a ser-
ton, of which about 400 acres are
tillable. The price paid was from $40
tc Sl5 per acre.
Bought Abandoned Orchard
Zone tract of % acres was IN
abandoned eight year orchard known
as the Dallach tract Another and
larger tract was set to orchard and
sold to eastern people by +. NJ. FL
iiott and A. H. Meacham. Thousands
OF dollars were lost on both of these
tracts, because the elevation was too
great for pumping. A tractor was
used to jerk out the trees. have
2S5 acres in wheat this year. Eighty
four acres Of volunteer average ~.
bushels. The seeded grain is doing =
little better.
Raises Feed for Stock.
81 keep herd of jersey cattle.
some of them thoroughbreds. and
raise milk cows 10 sell have ten +,
- cows to sell each year. Then keen
Thoroughbred Poland China hogs ami
ship pigs all over the country. 1t i.
my aim to keep the best of stock"
Under Greater Nenatchec Project.
This wheat land of Mr.. Henser
takes little Of his attention. He owns
a % acre apple orchard, and this wear
expects to take off 10000 boxc,
However, when the Greater Wenat
chez High Line ditch is built, it will
pass through this dry farm. Mr..
HenSel will then find himself the own
e. of $50 to 300 acres Of potential or
chard.
Owns Own Thrasher.
Mr.. Hensel owns his own threshing
ortfit. When he is through with the
harvest, he puts the machines in a
shed and as he says: "forgets them
until reminded by the assessor Only !
SIN men are required to do all the
work of the harvest.
All his wheat has been contracted
fol at S1.O5 bushel. The wheat hay
S worth approximately So ton, an
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05
PUT THIS SALES
FORCE TO WORK.

The great salesman-thc Printing
fress-are you using it more than
ever to keep your sales moving for-
ward?
Whether you use the printed mes
sage as your main selling effort, or rs
ar auxiliary to your regular sales
force, it can increase your sales in a
remarkable degree.
Locate prospect, convince him, sell
him by printed word and picture.
Call on your printer today.
Circular.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05
THE LEAvENWORTH ECHO

In Wenatchee, Washington. All bids
must be in writing and will be re-
ceived at said place or may be filed in
the office of the Clerk of the above
entitled court at any time up to and
including August 10Th, 1921.
COMMERCIAL BANK a.
TRUST COMPANY, a cor
poration,
GUARDIAN.
(2t-Aug. 5-12)
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05
FOREIGN-BORN WHITE
IN WASHINGTON, 2i9.S1S.

The following table compiled by the
Census Bureau 1920, shows the for
eign born white population of the
state of Washington, including the
cities Of Seattle and Spokane. No re-
port had been received on Tacoma.
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LYDIA BETHEL; O. =.
BETHEL; NJ. A. MARLEY
and KATHERINE, MAR
LEY, his wife; and GEORGE
DNER, Defendants

l.; EAkDNER, Defendants.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of an
Order of Sale under foreclosure of
mortgage issued out of and under the
seal OF the above entitled Court on
the 9th day of July, A. d. 1921, in
Il the above; above entitled action, wherein o.
ertv berein, ftor , dn"cr sihe 'ef e. p'pp
sum Of s16a6t wifi ; ne" tot tho .ae
on at The ratio of 100 no,. ,no,u
fron Inno On 100, t. pen ani'uti'
tcrnev,s foo anJ oosto M H. WIN az
So1S 20 With ;ntaroSt thar .av sun ~ ~ III
rate If sch nor ann,7n, f'a o''1 ~ a. ON. on
1901. which said ;,dnn n,U,t' IVY ,nI ~ Io'
cTea bears data . tho J@ 9otl ,'d 'l af'd ue
1881 and was fjod 3 for oaS u oui ne
office Of the CIn ,r 90 oof ifJofH II. 'ne
tbn SOth da, - ~ VI ,o Ha'o oour' Oh
did o Ny fho " ~, JI,'e a.. ~ - r,, ~
1901 low, ,,non III o oF+t pa 'uli, a ~. -
ava ;ntorHos tpot' az an VI .ne light olile
fendants fv,i;a I po+h aIoN q NANCE 8 ae-
NJ W,rIov a,J I ~ ~ PeuIlel'
b;S vito " an r c a,, n"t"e r Narley;
If oil no r" "eJto -, ralda'ei, ana
Snbsoouon+ 70 +ho oint u'','ei ne, tnei''
1901 IN ~ ~ th l,o fn ine uas VI Malcn;
coal oct.ta s;+nntod ' ~ tt hns ,cao. ioe,
Cbo1on a,,d CT w .nI Noun'' VI
wit. VI "'''''"S VII w.
Commo,o;,n - 4I,o ,4l,.
corner of lot Ono q" 1I ,''I 49, souT p',I'
tbonca nortl, C ooI ~ "a ing am
loss n rh or 'o Sa;a ie H.. '''oic c,s95
CHM s+;ol, Srooi. siiience along
Cbun,stici, creek in a southwest
o,l,, erection 621 feet more or
1uss to the west line of said lot
one az; thence south four hun
dred seventy-eight feet more or
less to the southwest corner of
said lot one a.; thence east $50
feet more or less to the point of
beginning. The same being stu
ated in Government Lot Nine
(9), Section one %, township
twenty-fOur (24) north. Range
seventeen 90 f. w. NJ.
Also: Commencing at point
1882 feet south of the north
west corner of lot five (5), of
section six (6), township TWEEN
ty-four (24) north, range eigh-
teen QS) +. W. NJ; thence east
$50 feet; thence south 1lS4.5S
feet to a point $50 feet east of
the southwest corner of said lot
five 90; thence west $50 feet to
the southwest corner of said lot
hive (5l; thence north to the place
OF beginning.
Save and except, however, the
following described property:
Commencing at the southwest
corner of lot one Q of Emig
Park, and running thence east
on the south line of said lot one
W to point where said line in
tersects with Chumstick Creek
thence in a northwesterly course
along Chumstick Creek to point
where said Creek intersects with
the west line of said lot one %;
thence south along the west line
of said lot one 0) to the place of
beginning. (Said excepted por-
| tion cont a in ono half opro
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05
HENSEL MAKES SUCCESS OF
PLANTING WASTE LAND ABOVE
ORCHARD TO WHEAT.

World: In order to have an income
in case of the failure of his fruit crop.
; W. Henscl of Sunnyslope began
raising grain hay in 1913 on waste
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05
NOTHING MUCH.
"a. what are ancestors 2"

Pa. what are ancestors ?"
well, my son, I'm one of yours.
Your grandpa is another"
"Oh! Then why is it people brag
about them ?''-Boston Transcript.
"Ah you-all goin' to be drafted in
dc mex wah, Erie"
"Hitll take mo- AN a draft tub 81,
me mex time, man; hits gwinc take
~ ai"nnV wind!"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05
No. 1913.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE UNDER FORE
Cl.OSILRE OLE MORIE AEE

In the Superior Court of the State
OF Washington, in and for the County
OF Chelan.
o. &. FRANCE, Plaintiff,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05

he will harvest approximately 100
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
HostiIities Again Are
Imminent In Siberia

rekInS. July 5.-Hosttltties between
the followers Of General Semenotf. anti.
BolHhviA leader in eastern siberia. and
General MerkuloH head OF the provi-
sInnal Sovernmen, In Tlad,vos, are
Imminent il IS indicated N dispatches
received here SemenoR IS At erode
ku"h. nrar the Manchurian frontier. -
which cltv re -e,!-ed atte- having been
refused adnittance 10 Eladivos,ok. He
Was accompanied 20 Groiekora by =
Japanese CONVOY. ard y IS said 'ha.
many Of hts followers who attempted -
leave Nladlvnstuk and follow him wer"
arrested BY :he proviSIona! government
there
\ de.achrren- or Sentrnor's ,roops is
SAD - Pc advancing from Tr>aa toward
Niad!rostok. ard MorkuloH Is rcpor's1
20 bc concentrating troops in the out
skirts ~ the city. Merkulor Is de-
cla-ed 10 be a!mos, as unpopular az
Scmcaor because o. his ATS Of rrrres-
son and the cnnhscatIon ot goods by htS
REC. There IS a growing demand Tor
ne -econN ocItIon n. tho peoples assem-
BIZ. which was dissolved BY Merkul0T
Intercepted kilograms from Genera,
TAc hama. commander OF tho JananaS~
troops N the maritime province. N tha
war office IN Toxic are said 20 have de-
ClAred that consular opposition 70 s. .rnc.
non friction between SernrnoT and Gen-
eral N"rkulotf and th- tatlur" OF the In
vaS!on C southern Siberia by Gener7,
Naron tnerrn-St"rnherE haze led .
an alteration NJ japanese plans ana
forced "ronc,liatn-v attitude" toward
the cnv~-n,rCn. ., .he tar eastern repub-
&c a, Chita.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
Legion S
Mission
National Commander
Emery In Inspiring Mes
sage to the Men Who
Won the War

Indianapolis. Ind. July 5.-JeAn G.
Emery. na,iona! commander 0. tie
American Legion. totay ISSUED the Eol-
lowing Independence day statement:
ours Is 4 land VI visions made reAl.
Oppression brought TO a sclf-rellant racc
OF colonists the vision u an independent
nation. Statesmen OF those coionies
met, drafted and ltj years ago signed
the deathless document which pro-
claimed that vision tn the world. SOL
diers and sailors OF those colonies
through seven years Of war fought N
support Of that declaratlon and I.
Yorktown achieved the victory which
nadt the vision IN accomplished fact.
over the ,hlIeghanIes. ACROSS the Mis-
sissippi and the western prairies. be.
yond tho Rockies and 10 the waters o.
the PaCinr was carried the nationa!
frontier by those Wnc marched onEar1
IN fulnllmcnt Of the nauona! v,s!oa.
This vision Of a united country t-i.
umrhed In CivIl war over the visicn o.
a divided one. =
with the world afame with the corr
fiict between the forces Of oppression
and autoCracy from which our colon!sts
fought themselves rec. and the forces OF
democracy and freedom which the VIC
tory Of 1888 csta abliShcd in the world.
we crossed the ocean TO night again. IT..
VISION which nrSt revealed itself oa
these shores ono hundred and forty-nvs
years ago found 4 re-blrth in the VIC
tory of 1915.
While proclaiming the effect. let US
not overlook the same cause which made
possible the world triumph OF the vision
Of American ideals and institutions OF
government. The cause lies In the fact
thar in the beginning our colonigts
were inspired by a sense ~ individual
responsibility and obligation 10 the
state. What was tru" then is true to-
.day. Each of US. an individuals. has
our duty and our obligation TO our
country. And in the loyal performance
OF that duty resides the hope and tho
security OF our national institutions
The American Legion can have no
higher mission than 10 continue to work
TO instil in the hearts Of all this sense
OF individual obligation to commua:ty,
state and nation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04

AND BISHOP
IN COLLAPSE
Speaking Stand Gives Way
With 80 Persons in the
Crash, But None Injured.

Pittsburgh. July 5.-Nit;orl" Eoand!-
R,cc!. am baSsador from l,Alv :" I've
United States and rahor Hush e..
Boyle. recently corsecrated head ot the
Catholic diocese Of Pittsburgh. had nar-
row escapes today when tho Platform
from which they were Aoou, IN address
a multitude III connection wl,a an or
phanS' home ded'C.t'lon. niia1>,-!. Much
excitement followed III" hreJNIrS down
Of the floor but nc. the- ;he bishop the
ambassador nor thr LOO persons assem-
bled on the stage were injured. AS S"on
as they extrica,ed themselves from the
wreckase the speakers made their uAN
20 the front entrance Of the orphLnaSe
where they completed their part ~ the
program. The occasion waS ~. BLESSING
and dedication Of s.. .tn;Innv'- orphan
ago for rathcrlsss children OF Western
PENNSYLVANIA.
Earlier ~ the day the a~aa SSStior
spoke al the dedication exercises CO the
Italian Hospital CT Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
Sees Campaign Of Misyepre-
sentation ct the Possible
Effect Of Renewal o! Pact
On United States

ra>a:"<:2@. J1!" "-nN--= s&!cs-
Ia. -" T::E-.&eAe a-~ha>Sa:e- IL A
:c-:rt. s.A:c:i.e.' 'hGa", d.>cuss!cs t.r
trE!c- 1tnan'st alliance declares ,ha'
=, - S'-"ica D! ,ns !rraSi1:t;!0" ca
= PC H@Hes'ly S,A,A! tna, ,he alliance
Vas H'e- Designed n- trr0'e!y ln.rr.!rG
A. - :H>' -ug'-n; - hus:!ll'y or even
!e,rnSs agAiGs: ,hC t2!.et S,a't>
"\tEo'-;.has ,nok!"E ;" ~. ."ncu'..
-: ~ Ane!o-IAran~sr l:!!Arr" rae
20: 5"gun. saws :"- >'s;r:.-:t II
:.e ,3et",:::.e. 4 campaign >",':,> . -
..C:,H"!y A. wc-h .>-tr-cSea,:rS 'he
n,>>:h:" r''e'' 90 -, s.Ia"re 2He~ -"
H::sA safes =! - N-".>M -. -.
::~aG:na:.1n. C4E :. ., t~"ss,!. >.t.g!
- 'As l.i,tr,r "'l> .-Cr i's,r-.I ~
=, ~.0.r!> .a.s3G,,! ~ ~. !"S,-urr-.:t e..
hn<:..,:.- - = g. 60 G|tt"sr lga.... -.
Unite, S:@.fS
P1rpo.s CT Allta.cs
'Thc .huc!o-f frp,"rs" a..Aac- = t..
h.A.a-, 80 ..fo-'y ''rrr.y. Ea-> I,s
,,v:re heer renewed n c.tcn Cass Ire
..-4ar:tr:a. io.:ry u"Le-iyi~c - ra>
-r:rA:nrt urcGa@S,! l. ...r". ue--~lm-
ra,;v 20 pr-s"r' : A." - c'H,n.!aL. : '"c
genera! peace e., me ~ "a e
n-.r,nai ar! ~ l0h?. - In, u,.h :. -
pchcy wts Calpcu.a'-d - !o'A,... ~
way which rnlGht be forced Upon .,'nrr
contracting parry IN d":cnSr ri -. df.
saNa interests 49, "i.A! sec;.-''" = ia
~.1ae -..a;lr CH,-t "dE and" i&S"tr- p =
.a-c:gH aS<-,sS.n-. A." - 80 .
S.A:,A A::OH:.S re at:::,.>' ., 20. - -
towards Oot- iA.'-ss - &c IAA,Ss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
CINCINNATI CITY OFFICIAL, AFTER
SURVEY or FIELDS, DECLARES WEST VA,
NATURAL GAS WILL LAST ONLY 5 YEARS
May Even Become Exhausted
Within Three Years, De-
clares City Electrician
Kleine - Sees Return to
Artificial Gas.

C!nc!ncaH. Ohio. Ju!y a.-TAa: :Ee
gas ae!ds &c West Virginia. furnishing
practically a.! c:.!es et the Ohio VAL
ley. wi! Re exhausted :. from th.ec &c
nre yaa.s was the Information b!ouEh:
back nrre Today by 0. kle:ae. city cleo
,-:c!4M Who returned from: making
survcv OF ,hE situation.
Opinions % experts II The ne!d vary.
Mr. kle!ne announced Some are @!
the opinion that II the supply IS safe
guarded 4 "III last nvc years. while
others say recent expert tests made IN
d.rarc .hrce !ears /. the limit.
Some new supply must be found soon
or cincinnati AGAIN Wi! ee compelled
N return % the USE Q. Lrt!hticia. gas
for cooking and heating purposes. The
information >ouKh, ~ Mr. kle!nc -
for ,he use - III" city council. committee
on light. which - preparing new con
tract "ilh 'hr On.pn Gas and Electric
COMPANY Thc present franchise expires
November
In preliminary report 70 Service
Director Charles r. HVrnberger. Mr.
klr:re stated he Nls!ted The wells, lo!-
lowed T:p" Ines. inspected the com
presslon stations and mad" L close
study Cf tho geological. conditions
throushcu, West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
POSTAL BANKS
REFORM PLANS
GIVEN BY HAYS
Present Treatment Of Deposi.
tors Amounts Almost to
Fraud" Declares P. NJ.
General

S2:!!~aa. Ind.. Ju'r j.-A S!!"oG dol
'LrS which should We N circulation -
asSis, The coming ,nduS,rla! revival IS
beng boarded n American stockings,
W!ll H. Hays. HoH,rdst'- general. de-
c!areI to-dAr - announcing plans 70!
revision % the postal savings system
n maze :: more attractive 20 rotent-A,
deposttors.
Through his reorganization plans. Mr..
Hays hopes TO draw the boarded wealth
os the country Gu, % It's hiding places
and into. usetu, cnannels. The present
treatment OF depos,tors IN the posta:
Sa"tngS bank ne said tonight. AFTER
conferences with middle western bank
erS. amounts almost 20 fraud while
,he government has protitee-ed a, The
expenses o. the deposltorS 10 the SUN.
- me last year alone. OF SI.7cN.n0o
HIS genera, pan o. reorgaH!Latioa
rhich W.! he submitted 20 congress-
has ben approved By bankers o. the
ear, and middle west =: conferences
held n Washington. New YORK. Te--c
H2u:e ard az his homo here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
NINE INJURED IN
AUTO 'SPLUNCE
DOWN HILLSIDE

Franklin. Ia. JUL Nine members
NJ the family NJ James \. Norman. Of
Bleaklcv HI. Z -uhurb. yer" injured
tonight when An automobile ~ which
they were riding plunged down a So
foot enba nkmcnt. rurnt7 N"-- srreTl!
times and landed n 4 small creek at
the base.
Thcsr injured are: ia drin"s 4. Norman.
LGc,! so: Mrs. lame. \. Normin. aged
SIS Years: RrrnIre Norman. aged '+5~
james Norman. Jr. aged s; Doris Nor
man. aged s. Madeline Norman. aged 4,
Louis Norman. aged .: l.h!lir Norman,
aged ID. and Dorothy Norman. AGED 5
months.
Mr. Norman. who Is the sur"rintcnd-
rnt of, nc Franklin Founiry Company.
his daughters. Bernice and Doris. and
his son. James. we're so seriously in
lured that they were removed - nos
rlla!. The other members ct the tam!!?
were ,Lken 10 their home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04

Nev York. JUL 2.--TeI R!ckase
figured today that his ret frotitS from
the penpseyI,arpentler f!Eht ester
day would be in the neigh oorhood OF
S55o,hnc
Expert accountants were busy alt day
checking Ard balancing the books usrc
n the promotion OF tae contest. Rick
ard sad that nc did not expect finA!
ard accurate ert1ent before "ednas'
dey. but tha, expenses - all Kinds
would approximate tojn.H6n. aad taxes
or hts share 800 900. while ,he gross
gate receipts we're expected - exceed
$500. ono
7, vas a:so figured ou. tha: pt-:n.ey
o,-3ed ~ thr re!shbcrhood Of tco.nno
per r.a-:r t:r MS ten minutes ann ~
seconds ~, actut. t.Eh:.ng. Carpenter :
r-orts as ~ ,oser ~ the contest were
approximately slf.5hn per minute.
Uncle SANS ShAre
TIE In!tA<i states government W! 70.
te!re IN cnr form of ,anat!o" or Ar
othe-. Il considerable portion cf thc
$500 .oon paid Dempsey and 'hr t:no. 80"
which vas CAHen:!er'* share ~ ire
purse Total government proceeds tro.,
,nA bcu, Will total more than 100000
revenue officials estimate. The Income
TAX w!l! .ake about tlSn.n nro or inc
$500 .ono earned by Dempsey and about
$1,000 NJ Carpenters share. The fed
era! revenue from the sale ~ ticket.
w!l! amount to about sIsnooo.
T!cke. se!lr-s who -esoid the paste
boards II At increased price. a.e re-
qu!-rd - give 50 per cer: o. their
profits - ne government. THE s.a:e
of New Jersey. uade- prov!ttoE>' ~ ire
boxing Law. a!En collects ten Ne zen:
O, .he gaze receipts E.9f!.s 81 PIE
N:n!narv boxers aad AZ -'HS officials
also will &c taxed. adding 10 :ha govern
.re7: proceeds 90 .he hout.
Carpent4sr Must Pay NOW
Carpenter mus. nav W. entire :ax
" the United States before sailing FOR
France. Dempsey may pay ms tax IN
four instalImrnts next year. 'he first
being due N March 1a:.. Revenue Of
t!c!als have pointed out tha: Carr~rt!e-
also Is .ikeiy - tacs another ,:tr.:eeH:
income tax OF a--:va. - Ea.ce. s5:!:k.
:.s .t.M :.a-e TIE earnings ~: :he do
se2:ed boxer.
~ .-a.y -e-poct. tSe contest. rom
a aevs .epo-cax staadpo:at was TIE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
TEX RICHARDS NET PROFITS ON
BIC BATTLE OVER HALF MILLION

greatest OF It's kind in the world. Ae.
cordlnS to actua! count. there ~ers S:3
reporters and telcSraphers ~ the two
press sections OF the arena More tnaa
no wires. including telegraph cable
and telephone. were used 70 carry :he
news 10 every pcin, OF the world. Wh.!o
accurate figures are unavailable. !. 3
estimated that the nunbrr OF words
fi'td about IN. light either n Jersey
Cty or New York during tho sixteen
hours between \. II. and m!dn.sh, os
July :. ran close 20 the million mark.
Messages were received by R:ckar5
from many persons cong-a:ulat!ag h:.a
uror the succcSs OF his enterprise. ~
c!ud!nE t~o from, william 4. Brady a.j
'Char!rs 4. Cochran. Tho -ve-c ,o!nt PFC
nrcters with Ricka-d and rht" re ec.-
trac, 70. ,ac bout vas signed. Late:
hoth Brady and Cochran withdrew a:6
!e!t R!ckard 10 promote TIE affair a!orA
Put on ottsr Contests
R!ckarG tonight reiterated ills !s.A5-
tton OF using the jersey City arena Cor
ore or mora championship bouts be-
tween now and the first ~ 'NoVc-3he:.
He said that ne had No ar::n:.s :dc.
regarding the contests -h!ch ne vou.5
put on. but was considering se"e:a.
bouts.
The srlrad!d showing made ~ Ca.-
p~ntier aralnst Dempsey. has a,-rad" :e-
suited in talk - other haY,s f~- "a
Frenta, pus!l!s,. the n'oSt attractive
o. which Is r-"n;src meeting se:wee::
Carrtnt.er ard rom Gibbons ~ s..
T.ui E!-ka-d stated "a: - :h32c1:
such \ mach would he ~ ex7e"t5:
drawing card n r'eu e. .he ~: ia:
.he ho>nr~ "--s ahou. equally :-a:eaed
~ both >-H,il ard rhysique
ISmr<r.' IS also llke!y - -r-ea:s- tsS
arena y Jersey ca" 60 e.:he- Iabo.
Day. Scp:enber 5. or Columbus Day Ce-
$"her y? N-hir R!cka-d refused 20
state definitely he charr,'n's opre:.
-nt Il Is believed :hat 'Ae choice !!es
between Bill Brennan and Jess willard.
R!ckArd haS iru-at~d :hat he IS tav-
orahlv !ncI.nrd toward willard provided
the ,c-r,er champion would agree, u.!e.
tc-fs'. - NJ. h,--*e' - ,-ope: oo.3ss
.!o- 20. rue,:S::c "eo-e-hacS" WI.
Nd = p-:-e r.ys:e,! ::=:. IS seac-a!:y
no=s.ts-15 re a.!y Heavv~e.Sst eorr!
wAo ~ou.d extend Dempsey 70 -
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