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Sioux County pioneer., 1921-12-22
BRAND NOTICES

Brand notices run in this paper cost
80 V' per year Send ~ .egibte brand
drawn with INK, and give full descrip
tor Addreas Pioneer, Fort Yates, N. u
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serve asa top n ne pest D. placed
ou mo- vail stats 40 Wlrs at D. sharp
angle should ,tirud FROM thy front of
thr ursi to ths ean 90 prevent hens
nHm ruosiinr uu me tup
Its tup nest is 10 constructed that
when mo bon enter. her baDt raises
no iuuf rhls t'rnsrs a., Uutgh or
tr.fsrr and allows mo dnuf to closes
Itr uirh regulated by srrrw -
nau no no Iuarf Inside rif, should
DO a.t so that t lusi holds ths inuf
% shnl.i have washer ou th, sDrrs
90 prevent sirtiug and a guard ~
trrp Huut th, nesting material A
,araum mai 10 made fof lafsr or
small ftns ht shortening of irusfhsn.
ing no at.h vhI,h SUPPORTS ths iouf
0f hi afiusfIng ne size ~ no 90
arsl.ar uni.h ih 600 fuof iis''f
Ihs fsIasIns frrtious ars rten
ty thr lfarmsufs rul'tn specialists
far constructing 'tres compartment
fnr n,sf
ym four 4, urh boaris flf eud,
srf paulfIuns ~ Inriss vide hf iH
Inches Ions enough y inrh hoaris
nis inches IoHs Iaif lsngitsiss ta
cover ffs cop hsfi srf tffum ar1
Hns snip 49, lnrhes Ions aui ~
In.hrs side for ~ foui ~ mo nests
COT tfrs r'rrrs ~ = Inch h0afis o.
Inches Ions and 8 inches hish a. hoii
fhr ussiins material aeaY frum thr
f.nf
sail fts fop hsrt snf BOTTOM io thf
ends arf partitions irssff 30 ainrf
strips u ihs nasfs anf maae 49,
guard uaiiirf Y to 90 isn 500 81 iis
rssi nars e hole ln 10 oaf.h Isrsr
enough fhai 90 oafrh ein move frre
81 ahsH srfrari .nfH lss'fion n fhf
s'fs iIaHs washer an CO. s.fss hs
fss,u ths asilh sni fhs siis 81 90
resi Insert srfru RI o. loser riff
~ the rnirh 10 snp n stsu -
fhsi ths rafrt efn 'usi bold fhs i.-ir
buiid sever tlghtrt irch Deer
Mate ths iosrs ~ 2, iufh mafsfia
~ iurhss ~ inches. arf r.t fr
ansuiaf notch in no cruisf q r.f.
aife ~ ths toftom rui tuu ..rs
sles in no iup ~ ihs doors sIi i.-s
hnIrs in DO fraui ~ fts nrsfs @ In.hr.
hs.as ihs iHp Ou.'fs msasurymruti
Through shiri aiginat sifs Is rut
fo supror a. 1eF.
Nf's0f FL. go fIli ~ Goo as.I. p
narrpa stip uiau rtirh 90 tf.s .au
iump rlsre hgffar ur tI.at ~ a.s.'
ou POO fftai Of Zach rarIran t0 fH.a
[ no t.sf shea co. nr-i BE- r'a.,t
~ ihr nr.is afs ii b. lIa.si Hr..iIi
n.'ot tts ir4F'us h.ari a'rs t.i
shoHli b. usri sim sIn.t grr a
tU.i on no front siss ~ fts fap o,
siirru them
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SULPHUR SPRINGS

c. LAnham. Oscar KIRBY and "
james wsrs in Tolu vicluiiy Weinss
day q last wssk on business
Eugene and J { Lindsey wsrs
In this nsiFhborhood last Thursday
Au Robert e Moore visited in
this SEXTON one day last usst
Mis- Sadie Huehss was ths rus.,
Of hiss Mildred and Ruby shssmat
~, one day The past ussk
Gsorrs Williams sas 81 this place
one day rrcsutly
Homer Hodge u sheridan vas in
our vicinity last "Wednesday
Tom Slsamsksr sent % Tols on
BUSINESS last vrek
NJ and Mr. CIsvs ianham Us
TIED hsf mother near here SUNDAY
NJ Pred Brown u Sheridan pas
% through this place Monday On.
Touis 10 Marion
T. L Hurhss ~ Rosic.are uas
The wssk end guest ~ be- parents.
NJ and Mr. Hurhs, ~ ih.s p.acs
D. a. Robsrtson sent o. Maran
Monday
a. Hedge ~ Sheridan visited Ia.
parents. 49, ard Me- % nodrs
Leslie Hurhss ga az ttr p.ae
last uetk
Mr. and Mr. lcsse Ryan we're
guests u Z A Hurhrs and faml,
Sunday
NJ George Butler visited IN our
section last Saturday
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SEVEN SPRINGS.

Miss Mva Campbell will bcein a
sptiup school ai Boat MaUh o.
Collin and carlton Patton visited
their uncle, Tom Patton. near Hush.
~ saturday nirht and attended 20,
CLOSING ,seylses of the school az ual
Grove
Tom Brown was CALLER boz thi.
vicinity Saturday
Dim Guess 3, building o. nov addi
uon 90 biz present dwelling house
Mr Oordie GRIMES ta, been suf
feung he past arsk With neuralgia
Mu Enrlei Vt pytusburf was VS.
n.ng her son James boz ihs u,inlt,
Friday
Mr. Orlena Campbell was ih,
guest u Mu Nunl, Mckinney fu
day
Matthew Mcclure " paduoah va.
visiting BIZ parsnis Mf and Mrs
John Mcclure Boz thIs ,le.n0y o. lev
days lat we,k
Pred Bandy b. erecting nev
building near BIZ dwelling aud vil
put in stock ~ fro,efi,. ,ey soon
Albert Bushsr ~ near Elm Gro,,
vas visiting his brother Frsl
Bashsr ln ths vicinity Friday
Collin and Carlton Patton usis,
relative near Emmaus .ast as,k
Ellie Campbell and brother Roy
wers in radu,ah Friday taking thsI
tohaoco there Cor market
Perry. ihs hltIs BON ~ Mr an.
Mt james Enf.er bal, been quit
tick Cor the past seek
Mu Isabelle Travis vas ths Fues
q Mu Rhoda Brashsr Friday
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MIDWAY

Mr. louslIa Paris end daughter
Esislls, ysiled M MARI Wooial
thursday
Willie Paris and wife ani Nls. ly,
Thomason visited q s. Paris an.
family. u Marion Saturday
Miss Edna Srlsr visited Mr o..
hll Saturday
rrsss Hll ard family visited e.
l. hill u Marion SUNDAY
Nell Champion visited Pres ecu
The wssk snd
Miss Stella sir.sr visited STE, g.
nssa Garter Sunday
ar Audrey Brosn q Emmau
visited Nc Ivan Par. SUNDAY
Mis- suua s,r.sr and daughter
Edna ~ere 10 Marion Saturday
Aiss Isabelle lsnnlnrs u,us,
hf Mari Woodali lat assk
M and Mu Rati Ksmpsr SIC
tied her father near Tribune sun
day
Rss J b Paris attended ,harcl
a. p.nsy Cresk Saturday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-11
MAKE WAR on TUBERCULOSIS
fsnatneY 70 Gfsdissts pssass N
Avs Containing Man Faons
10 latest otssiopmsot

Noteworthy ts,r.at.Hsai Boz io,in.
tuberculosis rfaiIraI.aa BE- 90 tsuisa.y
io fr~s firm that iIa.ass arras o.n.
tain BEL mau nfms It. anuusI o..
lon nf Goo hurssu 20 anIraI mils
uy lu'iri siatrs Department af A
rrtiun Iust issHI I,Is Coz aa.as
ns Hrarrs eh.,h u1Ir tuhef.a.sa.
tests of roo ratilr eitin tts.r tuai
ur."s ilr.ng thr iau ns,ai irar rIsy
"un1 M..ls.Ipr lsIsui ountt
Mush.ngiuu Cistsu uulnJ. ufv.s,.
aha co.. District ~ Deurhia peian.
mFni HfIra's believe fhaf vrat.laiisn
Of fuhrr.u.u.i. slli proved more rsp.
ld' ~rr ihan ih ihs past. stru Il i
'aten ap "a. ihs afea huas
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-11

u'ftrafrf PA hs rrHsf States Depart.
meat Hf AFri. .Imft|
Goo most prpuas,ssnE Bon b. not
alea,s ihr mH.f Industrious layer
she mas hs Coo |oui,sI .n.tIrr hui b.
bet UNurr u,s tnp nrsts shc cannot
FOL hIm o. Hn ,ns.t Hp nn rr,uIts
Tlr fap most I. sn Hfunf.ai fhat when
90 h.H rutrn ,Hr Is .HHH.d until De-.
lras.I Hf thr attendant Specialists
uf ils United sIafr. department ~
Agriculture ai flHI coop rrsfs may
BE- u.tI fa aIwuiHEr hl Goo beet
trrI.r. EFF hrHs Dr. HfIs haniHI
precision ia Judgement 900 r,Irurn.s
M IU,rH Urg mo H.k HHI mHH'H|n.
rf H Hf "a Dish rHHiHII uf s.s p0I
HHH.Hr NJ Hmes f.. tirs Hni ieHis
20 stimulate iHf.ne o. furnishes 900
nifa tf.tIrira NJ ffa frsfs sn1 Dab.
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Details % conHrast,os o. rrap ssst
o. ~ sarh ben o. faru.ste. CO. most
satisfactory basis f0r trsefrs and 10
slIm.0afss the uHHrrsiI.fite ben
eafsfsl otaNs,.cn sssass
De- fo.ks ~ ~ or more. q ttrr. 0pn.
psumeni tfap ursi shnlii br pra, d-i
Cor s,ey isu hrus d. smaller hngks
sIslny arsrf ppafilr ~ nests
De- nsrini Numhsfri hanis arr p.a.vi
o. co. irFs ~ COO hrns ari rr.uri
De- tspi ~ ftr.f $50 rrHil.fin ife
qaeHf tIs.fs in CO. rHsfs Hrr UeFs
safi especially ahrn ths hrHs arc
laying frrfII and during aam asafh
% There stuu.i nrtef he bees that
Wr f ial. esd ls4f sf dte
sou'l hr better
The iur beef maf tr r.aHsi HH fhs
sails of e. IFH Uf sffH.h.l fn 200 ln
tsr ir 0f fhe ifau.uE tuarf r Coo
latter COURSE r. tatru fhs rHHf ~ Goo
Oct stHa'f fa.r coo 90 Ihs uar
uay b. madr uf sirs ia suua s.1l
veuWuton Ile traHus toari eul
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BLACKBOARD

Mr ard Mr. ] & Quincy ssr,
guests n Mr. , d nuhask Toe.
day
Mr PRANK Couun u Ffri1ra
passed through here Saturday sn.
route 60 Clay 3D. usii rs.at,,s
Mr and Mr. Calvin Wu.ar q
Whsaicfoft uefs lh B.alkfafi saiur
day
Mis- kittis Crisp o. mar Rsr'or
returned home Saturday after a frs
days vsli ~iih be- brother % 81
Crisp
NJ l. J Randolph ~ pada,sh
visiting 81 and Me- George Crus
~
Mr. e. l. Rnra ard children
were ths quests ~ tef mother ~
Nhsaitrufi Saturday
Mu Alice Hart fmm CIay b. ,.s.
itinr boz brother Nr Hutt NFh.
os
Mr. Ethel Curry Isn SATURDAY,
for nausan SPRING. utsfr .ts aH'
yisii boz sister
Mn Fanh.s Morgan ari daughter
SITES iimuis. trrHt SATURDAY, aI
suriay 9Th Nr vs. o. Morgan q
ttn p.acs
Misses Nancy and ZaIa Ma.se were
quests ~ ihsr brother Saturday arI
sunday
Mssdames Susie end Nsaac Hmnt
lsy passed through here one day lasi
week euruuie o. Providence Co visit
49, D Bmnilsy
Nu A Henry ~ Marion We.
herr Saturday
Ne 7 Gsrinsf u White uak ST.
TIED NJ Asmu Hillysrd SUNDAY
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WINTER SHELTER FOR DUCKS
nrssalns Fo~t hsu De furulshsd
WIN soms Protection Against
co.d Rains ara sroS

Although adur duets are 30 asii
projected hT tIr'f fsattrr that ttsy
uu saui grraf Deal ~ 90 oaii
ussitrf co. trr s.Hs tIris musi b.
Furnished prHfrriIun from thr cold
winter uIns sli sHass cod thrf m4.t
have du fHar m ehIeh 90 rssf
Therefore "a Suitable shai 90 building
Suu'd he maie a,a.'aiIr fof the fusls
before thr oum'Hg ~ aintsr The
huiiinf mat bel quite simple iu eoa
sirlr'ian ani mH0h lrss expensive
than uns far htrs
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SOY BEANS RANK VERY HIGH
Practical Valve a. Forage snd Grain
warrants sveh 0fsstsf uss
Says Ohio station.

snY hrans rama ,efS hlrh be- fs.t
lhr value Arcurilns 10 no ohio ds.
lion ~ bushels Of -ay beans uni car
~ /" p"f osni more protein and Is
pc oeni more fst ihsn ~ bushels ~
curn. "f h psr vrui more pruisiu aud
~ pc crui mure fii Than two TOM.
~ clover hal The practical value %
~ bean iorsss o. eell a. gfaln uar
ssnls a Haeh psatsf sss u Ne sfup
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EXCELLENT FEED FOR SHEEP
silass MADE From oofn o. wh,se
Gram is jus, asssniss 10 harden
10 First Class

tin'i} coz slass msir trum can
un uh.th no. gfaIu Is beginning to
hafirn is nrtfIs.. shssr frsi ana
ma1 hr f-i u umgri qasHuiIs. ain
ihr h'si ~ slnrss Ahaut r. pound
anf h1lf io three s.aHis iaI, m
a rar as.sh.us sfuiri I.n i.arf.
nnl sHpIii ahpli ihs uafrf sm.lat
~ s'Iass A. no tims st.a.f t.. ID
tempt iu frei .ises stssiaf H tt.
'easi or ~ mferir quality
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CAVE SPRING

Mrs Alice Ou and Miss Susie ou
visited s q rsh and D l. chan.
jler Mouda,
John sullivan was Boo Ra,kmti
Monday ON business
Mr. VA Mcconnell was co., guest
of NJ X GNsns Mouda,
Ma NJ Bun,I,, and sli, lrf Cor
Providence Monda,
NJ o. q Ou and v,f, spent
Monda, At N X Given,
NJ John M,i,alf visited s. %.
Tosh Monday
Al ou vss m ,he Pine, .r.ton
Saturday
NJ "a Lamb has returned to t..
hom,
Messr Al and siIu, uu spent
lev hours With Mr % rash
Tuesday
& NJ chandler vi, and o. Caih
visited D l. Chandler ru,.day
Mt Carrie Mcconnell visited Del.
mother last wesk
Mu Jennie Mcdowell spent
Thursday ~ lat sssk elih Mr Ail
rosh
g. M Edwards Wa Boo ouf md.'
Thursday " last vrrk
J a. Moop and Miss ltt
Green usrs Boz n.a,kfard Tuesday u.
business
Roy Li,hhs.d u B.a,kfd s ,s
itng Boz this section ih. SEEK
n Bnni'sy " Providence bal
moved 81 biz Fathers. l. % nmHt|sy
near Cave Spring
John Stewart ~ ueanvo5i uas .
chs s.,iion one day last s,,t
Tom Povel va. boz Ba,kfard .a..
Wednesday
John l. Sullivan "a 81 OBJ, hau,
'of AItsTt ou "Wednesday an taa
ness
/ } % Chandler a. Boz th.s ,.m
mun.iy "Wednesday ~ ast as.t
/ John Sullivan "a Boz Marion co.
day on basinsss
Mr. Ada ro,h cod Nu e.
Chandler usliri Mr lia DtariIs.
Friday
l. q Ou sad be- tabaouo at tt,
Loose i.ssf naar o. 50
81 X Glssns and aifs AMI N..
Mahls spsnt Sunday 81 ths home ol
II y Thomas
Mn iufa hrautisy aui uu,
daughter Margaret spent rt4rlai
With Miss Laura uu
~ Nanf. G.aa 81 tts rre
section "a n cor nsishiarhasi Ia.
Thursday
l. q or. s uu and Al uu
were 10 Marion FRIDAY - lasi ss,l
John Nsioalf. sife art htis sa.
waited 81 ths home q s % Tosi
TfurafsE
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-11
BLICKH5AD is MOST DEADLY
Cases ~ Infection Ars Ft~ Where
Tvfssyt Ars ossn Ffss Range
a. A. ssatdna

or coo Ufr.f.uus iIs.asss uf Eur
tsfs tarttrHt 's it. mn.i drsiur
i've o. bel nHiah'r fhaf ehrHrtsf ihs
cIIHafr art Hnee uHHIf.Hus HIr .lth
e. u psmH uf ihr fHrsrts fnusns
fur uHr uf u.rIf frol 'rm nr t.us
thrl ar mfehri w.u CO.'S a0s mar
tsfri Has ~ ta.E.sad ar FIe
qafrf $50 positive ..s rf tst
bed tas htH fa..i HH faae IaHss
aui .Hff Hf In H.trf.si sfr trfl 'm
pHffaHI f..ia.s .H r....r. fuflrIs Soc
ars.f.II
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cOwPEI HAY BEST FOR COWS
crop Has but Litt.s siard.rs .r c,y
Harsstt on Account % orr
Guilty Ir CaHng

Cuatfa hat pei sid b, srsaauss n
ths lHIri sufr. department of AZ.
nruHuu q. te hsiIrf .lfsI tf fs.si
iue to rHHs itsu io hHf..s Partly "a
tt.s arunf aui faH1 istau.s ~ N.
dir.n'n uHru riI-f wa.i n prrfrr.
Dr. UrHf Goo 'H..s lueth " surru.
Bent Wives 900 fs HafarHsss and on.
rirnH0 Boz U0..1 uaua hay has
DO Irs HfH m Poe Gig mar
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-11

whss your furniture r.ts little
aull lcotins snd feels siicky. uy pouf'
laa . little BIZ u psufin % . rsg snt
rubbins arg Nth . clean buster until
sven BIZ % ths oil is rsmoFed u
wul issvs q sics psllah snd ~ FsfJ
anaaets7.
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Awful Sick
With Gas
EstOnIc Brings Relief

z hayt hrsu asiul sea siih a..
writes Mt W. ~. rersnn. ari
talouiC Be- all I Gao 81 30 giys ue
Ftisi.
Acidty AID gas on ths stomach
quickly taken ~ ani cafnei uui N
taiunic. Then appette aud sifrugih
come back Anl many other h1i..Y
missnss iisappsaf shsn che stomach
n night. Don't lei tuufusas. telCh
ing. hlualinE, indigestion ani other
stomach We ~ on. Take fainuit
tabhts alter you eat srr huN much
better wa Tel. Va boa costs unll =
'nus ~iih your dfusrlsts guarantee.
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Every Drop an Asset

As dairy farmer you can figure out
"A 10 the penny what your cream Is
worth. You know tina, every particle Of butter "a,
has ds,inc, value to you. You cannot afford 10
use a separator tina, misses any cream
The Primrose Cream Separator gets every
drop OF cream. The principle on which topcn,e.
isas SIMPLE as the mechanism. The frame - open
and sanitary the supply can large and low.
Every bearing and quiet gear Is we'll oiled byA
splash system.
In Primrose sepamior, good wofkmanship ana
materials, close skmming and durable qualities. ate
the distinguishing points.
No matter wha, the sac OF your herd lhe Prim.
rose Is a money maker Iwoor three, cos, iau..
efs USE them with profit
The Primrose Is the only cream separator that
automatically drains out The used ol from the graf
case when new oil Is added
let Us demonstrate this and other points. lli
Is not convenient, Tor you % call phone as and VI.
will bring machine ou and show, ,uu ho,, Il opef.
S'e' and what is financial advantages arc to you.
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sahsulhs To- Ia, Pr,,s q /. y,sr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-11

Ne 7 Gardner u White uak ,ls
iiei NJ Asun HuIJsrd SUNDAY
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Mu A. Henry - Marion ps.
herr saturday
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
DEPOS|TORS MEET
 ID DISCUSS PLANS

GLENDALE, Sept. "A meeting of the depositors' committee and some of the depositors of the Glendale State bank was held last night to talk over plans for opening of the bank. Lafayette Myers was present at the meeting and reported on the progress he has made in locating par ties interested in the bank. Mir. Myers asked for few days more in which to shape up some matters con- cerning a possible reopening.
 Fire Wagon Back
 Marshal Booth states that the fire house in the rear of the city hall has been repaired and the fire wagon that has been in a local garage the past few weeks has been moved back home.
 Still Captured
 Officers Rudd, Meeks and Smith made a raid on a ranch on the Grand canal southwest of Glendale early this morning and captured a complete distilling outfit and eight gallons Of liquor. The owner was not found
 Visiting Here
 Mrs. B. F. White and daughters Mona and Cirginia of Nogales. who have been visiting Mrs. Edith Jaeger and other friends in Phoen&. are spending few days with Mrs. R. C. Lehman of this city. Dr. and Mrs. White are former residents of Glen dale.
 Opens New Store
 J. P. Rushing has opened a grocery store in the old location of the East Side Grocery on East Glendale ave nue. Mir. Eberle. who formerly oper- ated the store, has moved his stock and fixtures to the location of the West Side Grocery west of the tracks Communion Services
 Rev. Ferris announces that com munion services will be held Sunday | at the high school auditorium at the regular time.
 Repairing Tracks | The repair gang of the Phoenix l street railway has been busy the past I few days in the Glendale district re- | pairing tracks and grading. Ready for Business
 Jack Anderson of the Anderson | garage has reopened his business IT the old Orr building on East Glen | dale avenue. Mir. Anderson has SC many calls for work that he found Il unable to wait until the old building was repaired.
 Returns From Coast
 Mrs. J. R. McFadden and Miss De berry returned Thursday from Re dondo, where a pleasant vacation wa! spent.
 To Return to School
 Miss Barbara Webster will leav' next week to resume her studies il art in Philadelphia.
 Back Home
 Mrs Russell Jones and baby re turned this morning from Los An geles. where they have been spending the summer.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
BY ROBERT L. RIPLEY

Heinie Groh, star third baseman of the Cincinnati club, has the most pe- culiar batting style in baseball. His stance at the plate is entirely unor- thodox. Even the shape of his bat is funny He stands directly facing the pitcher and waggles his odd looking bottle shaped bludgeon high above his head and punches at the ball.
 Yet he always hits over 300 and is
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
RESERVES
 ID MEET TUESDAY

The final publication of the fresh- man Girl Reserves before they t.- come Blue Triangles will De held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, ac- cording to an announcement made yesterday by Miss Nesna MonetIe, president of the club.
 A feature of the meeting. the place and nature of which is being kept a secret, will be a welcome to Miss Mary Lee, girls leader, who has lust
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
PHI DELTA THETA
 MEN HOLD DINNER

Thursday night the Phoenix Alum nj club of the Phil Delta Theta frat ernity held a dinner at the Grand cafe. Besides the members of the fraternity many young men were present who soon will leave for va rious universities. There will be an other dinner at the same place on Sept. 15. Any members who were not present at the meeting are requested to notify Henry Miller, 305I.
 The following members of the club were present: Henry Miller, Henry Sullivan, Rodney Downing. F.. P Pearson, Melvin L. Wheeler. Fl. E. Hodgson. Neil McGin. Paul Gasser, H. A. Hege. Oakley Norton. T. W. Beggs. E. A. Marshall, c. $. Cum ningham.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
American Tennis Stars Take First
 Z Sets From Japs
IRepubIlcan A. p. Leased WIrel

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. D. Possible prospects that the Davis cup, emblematic of the worlds tennis championship. might travel to Japan this fall, received a decided setback on the courts of the West Side club here this afternoon, when American defending players won two straight matches from their Japanese chal- lengers.
 William M. Johnston of San Fran cisco, national champion in 1915 and 1919. defeated Ichiya Kumagae in straight sets at singles by scores of 6-2, 6-4, 6-2. Villain T. Tilden, H., of Philadelphia present American title holder. had far more difficult task in subduing Zenzo Shimidzu in five-set battle by scores of ST, AS, 75. 62. 61.
 Tomorrow Watson M. Washburn of New York and R. Norris Williams of Boston. the American doubles team, will play the same Japanese players in the third match of the challenge round; 6 victory for the American pair would mean the re- tention of the cup. won in New Zea- land last winter. as three victories out of five matches are required under the rules.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
Messengers Win Loose Game From
 Wilson Athletes

The Western Union Messengers added another victory to their string yesterday morning, defeating the Wilson School 13 to II. The game was a swatfest : ith the Messengers holding the balance in runs scored. The score keeper says the hits and errors were so numerous he was un- able to follow the game and prepare a box score. He says the Wilson School made about hits and the Western Union 12. The error column shows eight on each side.
 Score:
 Western Union 312 30S 1-13 12 s Wilson School. 300 026 0-11 g 8
 Batteries-Cuen and Patrick; Rios. Barney Beach and Barney and Rios.
 The Western Union Republican game scheduled for this morning has been postponed. The Republican Carriers are busy with collections on Saturday and business comes before pleasure. The game will be played some day next week.
 The Wilson School and Y. M. c. A. will play on the high school diamond Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
Home Run King
 II Days Ahead
 or 1920 Clouts

NEW YORK, Sept Ruth, in making his forty-ninth home run today, is II days ahead of his 1920 program when he made his forty ninth homer on September 13, off Ehmke of Detroit. With 30 games to be played, he has to make six home runs to surpass his record mark of 54.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
Shocker Holds Chi
 Sox To Four Hits;
 BrotUr1s Take Game
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

CHICAGO, Sept. 2-Shocker held Chicago to four hits while St. Louis hit opportunely behind Wilkinson's wildness and made it three straight from the locals. Sisters batting was a feature, the St. Louis star gather ing four of the visitors nine hits. Today was McManus day arfd the St. Louis second baseman was presented with a number of presents by friends here.
 Score R H E St. Louis ......O02 900 1O0-3 1 Chicago .. 1000 900 000-o 4 ?
 Batteries: Shocker and Severeid; Wilkinson, Blackburn and Schalk.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
Fourteen Riders Entered In Labor
 Day Bicycle Race

Fourteen riders are entered in the Tempe Phoenix bike race to be held Monday morning. The riders are booked to leave the Casa L1oma hotel at Tempe at 10 a. m. and should fin ish at King Brothers bicycle store on East Adams street not later than 10:25.
 Eight riders entered in Mondays race are very evenly matched, with little chance to pick a favorite. Yates, Lyall, Rocks, Stone. Newman, Rosser. Goodson and Friend look good for the Class A races.
 Friend spent the summer on the coast, where he took part in several fast races.
 The Labor day races will be divid- ed into two classes-Class A will be B will be for the inexperienced riders.
 First prize for Class A riders will be a silver loving cup and $I0 in trade at King Brothers; second prize, S10 in trade at the Landis Cyclery;. third prize, pair racing tires by Federal Rubber company; fourth prize. $5 in trade at the Phoenix Cyclery.
 Class A Entries-Emile LyaIl. Will fam Rosser, Sid Newman, Melvin Goodson. Lionel McGarr, Warren Stone, Hubert Yates, George Rocks and Bill Friend.
 First prize for Class B riders will be a stickpin set offered by the New Departure Brake company; pair of rubber pedals by the Torrington com pany, and a roller chain by the Dia- mond Chain company; second prize s in trade at the Phoenix Cyclery third prize, solar lamp by the Hal Lamp company.
 Class B Riders-Warren Middleton Miles Roberts. Forest Woods, Angel Almanac and Stanley Cronin. Riders desiring to enter the Tempe Phoenix race are requested to sign al King Brothers before Saturday night WESTERN LEAGUE