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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
Up to CrippIeS to Deliver
Friday If Orange and Black
Hopes to Win at H Worth
Renfro Williams and bingham Among Those on ScmiHos
pital List at T. u; Texas Christians Formidable OPP
ponents; Schmidt and Squad Leave Tonight.

shape. ana tho hYvs are confident
~ taking Lhu measure uf no. hDi'ly
luurh1ru aggregation, though they
realize ~ WiIl Do, ihUir iuurIosl clash
NJ tho srla0u to date.
There ia mo- doubt that T. G.. ". has
powerful eleven ,u1tu Schmidt
saw tho Texans iu action against tho
oklahoma AEEIHH q couple OF weeks
nru Dt saltwater. ana hc has the
utmuW rcHp.r' for them. Iu HIz.ug
80 tln ~ g. ~. i.ln 10 should by
remembered that tho oklahoma Ag-
ElpH who won from them bv tho
auoir of % 40 %, went 90 norman
and lu.t 90 lnuulu DHnua 5oOuors
U tY o. when 10 iF taken into con-
aIdorutIon that tho Nggics played
their strongest team against r G.. a..
while They had several good men out
ot the lineup against q. I. because
~ Missouri valley conference rules.
Altogether 10 would appear that =.
q. O.. has about ua strong % team ts
the SOoucrs. probably moro powerful
ON the offensive but with defense
NOT 800 wrll polished or effective.
70 Scr Texas Vanderbilt Clash.
~. G.. o.. has lost but one game
this sou1ou tho defeat az the hands
Of Oklahuma'g farmers bciug tho
only stain on its record.
The r. Ut. G.. O.. game at Fort
worth Friday b. 20 hc "a big event
there. Coach schmidt says. u. c.
Quirloy. National league umpire who
helped cail 'cm ln the recent world q
series and also football official
of national roputc. viii referee.
Quiglcy viii then ofnCiLr IN the
same capacity saturday al Dallas,
when Texas and Vanderbilt meet.
Coach schmidt plans to take 20
men with him All tho regulars viii
go. but II Is hard tu choose between
some OF the substitutes ANA hiu list
was not ready last night Sam Nc
UiiurN former Kendall coach and
stlu valued adviser. also win ac-
company the squad. as viii Ray
Firck business manager a number
uf Cans will go also. Tn" football
party viii leave tonight at Q o'clock,
mukng the trip in n special cnr on
tho Katy Nearly all tho players
and others going viii take In the
Texas Vanderbilt game Saturday,
this being one ot the best clashes In
tho south this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
Latest Pictures
RICHARD TRYING
TO SIGN CHAMP
Seeks to Get DEMPSEY,
Signature to Willard
Bout Contract

CHICAGO, oct 19.--Tu. I..t,.,
boxing promoter, conferred with
Jack Kcarns. manager fu. r,,t
Dempsey heavyweight ,Hampi,,
here today in an effort ,. on,,.
Dempsey's signature to .urt-s.,
for championship contest v..H J.,,
willard next July IN, mon Min
confer again tomorrow. Richard said
lie viii return to New Nur t1iun-.
row afternoon.
Willard already has slguu# f.- m,
bout. No specific date haas boon pro.
posed for the contest and IH...ard /.
undecided as 10 where 30 would IA.
held.
Willard has not boxed r1b,fg
since lac lost the champIuu.nin "a
Dempsey at Toledo two year. "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
STOLEN CHEST IS FOUND
Mystery Surrounds Disappearance a
Papers la Bcrgdoll In-c

WASHINGTON, oct. 49,. A con.
gressional mystery developed TO-DAY
when . chest, stolen from tU. Office
Of representative Ben johnson %
kentucky on Monday might was
found socrotod iu a storage room
on tho fifth floor Of do. house
office building.
4 number OF papers rotating 10
the case OF Grover Cleveland Berg.
DOH, escaped draft slackDr. were
taken. Othvr contents OF tH. Ches
were untouched.
johnson, who had been planning
to make a speech on the Horgdol
case and who had gathered .tgn-
siderable data through his 'owH
efforts. protested 20 speaker go.
lctte. and demanded an investigation
Of the robbery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
STOP THAT ITCHING

II you suffer from any form OF
skin disease such as Itch. Eczema,
Tctter, Ringworm, Crackhands, Sore
Feet Dandrutf. Failing Hair. OlG
Sores, or Sores on children, or any
other skin disease, We will sell you
jar OF Blue star RENE iy on a
guarantee that II not satisfied we
will refund your money.
Hamilton, Wetzel stores. Nc. /,
AIS West Ninth St.. No. 2. 23l6
Admiral Arcade Drug Shop. Ils
West ThiTd.--AdV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
Miller HuggiHs May
BE Denoted, Report

NEW YORK. oct. t9--Maroeer
Miller Hugglus OF the New HorN
Yanks today returned to his Gin
cinuau home 90 remain Tor IN" most
OF the winter. Several rumurH
troilcd I'm his wake. one said no
may leave the Nanks 90 man0gv an
other major league club next sraF'u,
Another rumur had i. he h all
ready dickcriug with hthcr clubs for
playing talent Co bolster ne New
York team In case Babe Ruth i8 suge
pended for long period,
Checks for tho lusors' shares in
the worlds series were maund To the
members of the Yanks today. The
worlds champion Giants win gCt
their winners share bctoyu the end
OF the week,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
z Leading Cue Stars
of World TO Compete

NEW YORK, oct ls.-Scvcu OF
the leading hilliardists of Europe
ana America Hrc among the entries
made public tonight for the worlds
championship 1872 balkline contest
To be held I'm Chicago from November
"a 10 November I o. Tho llst Includes
While Hoppe. present worlds cham
plon: Jake Schaofcr OF Chicago.
Wclkor Cochran, San Francisco,
Eduuard HOrcmaua Of Belgium
champion e." Europe. Roger Cont,
20 years old. OF Paris. ora Morning
star san Diego, and George sutton
Of Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
SchOOHers Are Ready
for Saturdays Clash

HNtdFAN y. s. Oct, l9.-The
Gloucealor schooner Elsie. under rull
spread of canvas sailed into Halifax
harhor today to defend American
supremacy OF the North Atlantic
fishing fleets agaius. the Canadian
schooner Blue Nose, saturday The
l1lsic left Gloucester Monday, but
was delayed by adverse winds. Her
arrival was marked hy criticism ~
the qualifications ot some members
OF tho crew. capt Marty W,lch
tied up his cup defender at the
same wharf he occupied last year
when ne came here with the Es-
porauto and won The International
trophy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
KOUdch and Franklin
Win in Cue Tourney

PUlLADELpUtA. oct lo.-Mich-
Uol kovuvh, Trenton ". i, defeated
william T.. de LnnEh. Philadelphia,
In the first of tudsy's matches In
pionship tournament. 1876 TO l05 IN
tho national pocket billiard cham.
&C Innings. KoyaCh's highest run
wua - In the 3sth Inning 10
LAngh had 10 In the 60th inning
kovach had rs scratches and De
!.ansh l6.
walter Franklin Of Kansas city
defeated Jerome kcough OF Roches-
ter. n v, in the second game, t2j
points to 60 I'm II innings. Frank
Inns high run was 3S In the seventh
inning and Keough's was 10 I'm the
10th. Franklin had three scratches
and Kcough four.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, oct, Ia
A temporary injunction was issued
today I'm the federal court here
against rs members OF the Journey
men Stone Cutters association OF
North America, prohibiting them
from interfering by use OF violence
or threats with the non-union em-
ploycs OF the shea and Donnelly
company OF Bedford one Of the %
stone Quarrving companies In the
Indiana limestone district, which
have been in controversy with the
union since last May
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
Year for Shooting Taxi Driver

Special 20 The World
RARTLESVILLE, oct I9-Ih
Reyllc, alias lie cox was found
guilty by a jury In district gou,, ,o.
day Of shooting a taxi driver Du tbs
neck. She was sentenced TO scrye one
year and a day In the state poni'en.
tiary boy Judge J. X. Churltou The
attack occurred while IN" womaI
was being driven from Shiat"oh to
Avant several weeks ago. She al.
legged that she shot the man because
he made improper advances toward
her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
GuiIfOrd and Ouimef
Lose at Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, oct, l9,--Wil-
lie Hunter, amateur golf champion
of Great Britain. and Mar Marston OF
Philadelphia defeated Jesse Guiltord.
American amateur utlchOldcr, and
Francis Ouimct former open and
amateur champiQu in a 3G-hole eN-
hihitiun match today over the Tro-
dyfrln course al Paoii I up and :
60 play.
Hunter played the best golf NJ the
quartet. his medal score OF 76 In the
morning round being the lowest
turned iu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
Cohen Dickering for
Big League Franchise

NEW YORK. oct. 19,--GcorEc NJ.
Cohan, theatrical manager, may
join the ranks OF major League mag.
Mates soon, h was made known
today Cohan admitted he is dick.
orlnE FOR a blg league franchise but
refused 60 name the club az tine
time. lie said ne hopes the deal
may be concluded next Monday
CINCINNATI Ohio, oct. la.-
August Hermann. president Of the
Cincinnati National lcague base
ball club, tonight denied Hhat
George NJ. Cohan was negotiating
for the purchase OF the CinoinnNi
club
absolutely nothing 20 H." said
Mr. Hermann when New York
dispatch stating that such a report
was I'm circulation there was
read 10 him over the telephone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
Reception for Gcnvra Pcrshlng.

PARIS oct lg.-The reception
NJ the city han in honor of General
pcrShing today was ono OF the
most elaborate and impressive that
have been held in Paris since the
signing o. the arm,stiCe. Some
l50O persons were present, In
Guiding Frances leading military
figures, members OF the diplomatic
corps. representatives, OF the various
embassies and a large contingent
from the American colony In Paris.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. 10
Weather excellent for maturing fall
crops. but very adverse to fall SOW
ing characterized the week ending
Yesterday according to the weekly
crop and weather report FOR Okla
hOma issued hero today by the
Tnitpr states weather bureau,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
scnttIsh Rite CcrrmonY.

WASHINGTON, OCT, lB.--Cere-
monies were conducted at Washing
toms tomb at Mount Vernon today
by the supreme council, thirty third
degree, Scottish Rite Masons Tor the
southern Jurisdiction In connection
with it's biennial meeting a wreath
surmOuntcd by the ColOrs of Italy
was placed on the tomb 10y Professor
Raoul Palmermi sovereign grand
commander of Italy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
Judge Called to McAlcstcr.

Special Co The world
JAY, oct. l9.--Judge A. @, Brew
stcr. who has been holding court
here Tor two weeks left Saturday
niEht at a late hour for McAlcster,
where he was called by the supreme
court 20 hold a term OF court be-
ginning Monday, October ~, lie
will return here early In December
and will finish up the docket, a.
several " the most important cases
have been continued until that time,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
ALL DRESSED UP,
NO PLACE TO GO
That's Sad Predicamentof of
Gibbons and O'Dowd;
May Move Again

All dressed W and no place TO go.
seems " fttingly describe the posi-
tion In which Mike Gibbons and
Mike O'Dowd found themselves yes
tcrday on their arrival hero, follow
ing action OF Governor Robertson uf
Tuesday night In insrucung the
sheriff q Tulsa county TO take such
steps az may be necessary to prevent
holding Of their boxing match In
Tulsa on October IS.
Tho bout was transferred TO Tulsa
from wichita. KAN boy the pro-
motors. after Attorney General Hop
kins of Kansas had caused the arr
rcsf of Gibbons O'puWd, ana jess
willard, who was 20 referee the
match, and all others connected
with IL, advertised for last night In
that city, charging them with con-
splraCy to violate the state boxing
laws.
Sad News for I'm Here.
Gibbons and O'Dowd and their
managers. Mike Collins and Paddy
Mullins, together with officials OF
the Western Athletic association uf
Wichita and others. arrived here
Wednesday morning only to learn
that the governor had put "A halt to
plans for their bout here.
Tho news OF the chief executives
action IN ordering ShoS.T McCul-
Tough To prevent what he called "a
fight" between these two star bat
tiers OF course ddmpcned the spirits
OF the whole party. But neverthe-
lcss the two Mikes went TO Conven-
/ tion hau I'm the afternoon donncd
/ their ring togs and went through
| light workouts. O'DDwd spared
| with Chris Wagner, a local welter
| and was unable to cut loose with
/ much. He did impress spectators as
/ being in exceptionally good condi-
! tlon, however. Tho phantom Gib'
| bons boxed couple Of rounds with
I a. weltcrweight and also stepped d
pair with Saph McKcnnH, "a flashy
featherweight also under the guid.
anCe OF Mike Collins. Gibbons had
a better chance to show somethinf
| than did ODowd. and his cNhihi'
tion of speed and cleverness hrough
repeated applause from the en-
thusiasts.
Boys TO Mcct--SOmcwhcrC.
Because 1t was not known def
! nitely whether the boxers woui'
work out only scattering Grove
turned out. The governors actor
also has somewhat reduced ians cN
cltement over the Differs
At the Hotel Tulsa whore the box
ing party is making headquarten
IL was said last night that the bou
will be staged ed--sonewhere. Where
we'll, that's something else again. A
any rate the boxers plan to remai
over another day or so.
Visiting promoters announced tina
several bids had been received from
other cities desiring to entertain tn
ST. Paul punchers. Dallas and New
Orleans were mentioned. Afte
their experiences in Wichita an'
} Tulsa, however, they plan TO NOV
I with more caution. No announce
ment OF plans was made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
Publishers Are Ccnsurcd.

NEW YORK, oct. l9.--The Rich-
mond county grand jury today
returned a presentment To Judge
Herman at st, George staten
Island, censurlng the publishers,
editors and employees OF the New
York Hearld for publishing a list
OF unsolvcd murder mysteries in
New York city, alleged 10 be in
great part fais, and untrue"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
Miss Leitch Hangs Up
Course Mark for Sex

NEW YORK, oct. lg.-Mlss Cecu
Leitch, holder Of the British, French
and Caudiau women's golf cham
pionshipa, today set woman's
course record OF 76 for the Hcue-
claire links In winning her match
IN the club invitation tournament
against Mrs NJ ncckscher Of the
Piping Rock club Miss Leitch. whp
/ Won by five and four. hcttcr,d the
, former mark hy two strokes and
'ooA ohly three more than par.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

OkMjLGEE, oct 19.-MooUfy
Gross, coal miner who went on trial
yesterday at Henryetta for arson in
connection with the burning OF two
buildings at the c, 9. Shockley mine
near there, will plead insanity as
his defense, according TO word from
his attorney today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

MuSkOGEE, oct l9.--Goveruor
Robertson's attitude ON prohibition
will como under the searchlight
Of the oklahoma Wuman's Chris
tain Temperance union VIII Ch
opens throo-day convention here
tomorrow. II was announced to-
night by Mrs, Abbie, B. Hillerman,
OF Sapulpa honorary state presi-
dent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20
Veteran Promoter of
Montreal Fights Dies

MONTREAL, Que. oct to.-
George Kennedy Al, Montreals
foremost sporting event promoter,
died today He was former
partner Of Jack Curely and AT one
lime claimed the lightweight
wrestling championship of the
world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

NEW NONk-Billy DefOo N NJ.
Paul won judges decision over
Johnny Reisler IN - rounds
Mike Burke knocked out RiuN.
Murray In the sixth round
Hughey Hutchison won a iudyes'
decision over Johnny Williams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

In the first six months thia year
asa 600 miles were flown hy Rrit.
ish civilian aviators ana 32St5 pas
srngers were carried, both figureA
showing large increases from former
periods.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

Recent patents cover a .wheolh0r-
row with tray thai rs tilted up
ward ana forward by triple iointed
rod to dump its contents ana re-
turned to is place by spring oper-
ated winding drum.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
STUBBORN FIR !.
CAUSES BIG Loss.
=. +. Hooper's JeweIry Store Was
Destroyed By Fire Tuesday
Morning IL. Is

Fire was discovered early Tuesday
morning in the rear part OF R. 81.
Hooper's Jewelry store, Olson & Col
denis electrical shop and r. e. Tor
nell's furniture store. The fire whistle
reused the citizens from their slum-
bers, many of whom got up and made
their way to the fire wading thru a
few inches Of newly fallen snow. Be
fore the flames were brought under
control by the firemen the entire In
terror Of Hooper's Jewelry store was
burned ont and the stock valued at
approximately $4,000 was g. total
loss with the exception OF va1uables
which were stored In the safe. The
loss though partially covered by in
surance is very severe one for Mr..
Hooper, coming as it did right before
the holidays, causing loss OF holiday.
goods and also the holiday trade. =.
T.. Tornell suffered a loss Of about
81, 900. His stock Of mattresses, picture
molding, etc, was stored in the por-
tionof the building burned. The loss
OF Olson & Golden Is probably several
hundred dollars. ::ss :*s: .=
:, The building occupied by Hoopers
Jewelry store is owned by Fl. i. Col
den and is practically total loss It
was an old building that was occupied
by c. l.. Svenning as harness shop
for many years. s z So
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
:HALI.OCK WILL PLAY LOCAL
TEAM THURSDAY, DEC. 8th

Manager Tollefson, Of the basket
ball team that Is being played under
the auspices Of the American Legion.
announces that the; first game will be
played with the Hallock quint on
Thursday evening, Dec 9Th, on the To-
cal floor. s-s.s - +
Basket ball fans will be given some
good games this year as every posi-
ton is being fought for by several old
time candidates. It is the intention
OF the Legion to play one game a
week. .ss=5 ,s S,.z@
4: "A game has been scheduled with
the Donaldson aggregation to be play.
ed here on December 10Th. A-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
LEGION HARD TIMES
I. PARTY WAS SUCCESS

The American Legion Post bard
times party and dance given last
Thursday evening was decided sue
cess. The hall was nicely decorated
for the OCCASION. Lunch was served
by the ladies Of Warren at eleyen
o'clock. %
Miss Grace Braggans gave a read-
ing. Mrs. F. G. WittenstenS and Mrs.
Nora Ulland rendered beautiful yo-
cal duet and Mrs. Ulland sang 4 solo.
Aug. l. Bystrom and Mrs. Wittensten
sang solos. The male quartet; dress
ed in their hard times. clothes, were
greatly applauded for the nlnnbers
they sang. The Hawaiian girls also
pleased the audience with the uKileles
and singing.
a number of prizes were given by
local merchants for prise dances
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
Former Angus Banker
Writes from California

s A.: Peterson, former cashier of the
Farmers State Bank Of Angus, who
together with his family left for Cali
fornia in their automobile the early
part Of October, have reached their
destination and have established their
home at Los Angeles, where Mr.. Ped
erson has accepted position with
the Prudential Life Insurance Co. In
q letter to the Sheaf he writes: I. .
We have just bought home in
Los Angeles and are hardly settled
yet, have been visiting for about IS
days, and 1t seems treat to have a
place we can call home again.
I'VE were much surprised on our
trip to find so much unprOductive
land in the u. s. A. Shortly after
leaving Nebraska we passed over des-
ert-like land through Kansas, Color
ado, Utah, Nevada and California, of
course we found many mountain
chains to cross also. Comparing the
soil OF the foregoing states with good
old Minnesota soil the SOW thistle are
forgotten, and feel that some day
not far off Minnesota will again have
her inning. We saw cattle grazing
on Russian thistle only, and they
seemed to exist and were in fair con.
dition. f.. +.
Sunday we took dip in the ocean
at Santa Monica, and will be slow
in forgetting the new sensation of hav.
ing breaker roll over my head from
which I emerged with my esophagus
full of salt water and by brains full OF
thoughts of the mighty Pacific ocean
z The roses are in bloom and garden
vegetables planted. We expect the
rainy season very soon. Oranges will
be ready for market in a few weeks
The weather and mild climate is sure
" attracting people to this state anG
the records show that Los Angeles Il
growing faster than Chicago and thai
a real estate deal is being made here
every minute of the day.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED :sss )
ON SILVER WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. John Backlin, of Nc
Crea, were pleasantly surprised by rel
atfves, neighbOrs and friends last Sat
urday evening in honor of the 25th
anniversary of their marriage. Mr..
N. L. Warner was the spokesman Of
the unbidden guests and in fitting
words extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Back
lin hearty congratulations upon hav-
ing reached the 25th anniversary Of
their welded life and on behalf OF
those assembled and. in memory of
the occasion he presented them with
q sflveratea set and "a number Of other
articles Of silver. Miss Agnes Lund-
gren Of Warren rendered several Sc
.lectionsseoff music, A fine lunch was
served by the ladies and good time
enjoyed until a late hour. o.
Mr.. and Mrs Backlin were married
Is years ago by Rev. Alfred Bergin,
then pastor Of the Swedish Lutheran
church OF Warren, now Of Lindsborg,
Kansas. Mrs. Backlm's maiden name
was Lena KnutsOn. -Four children
have been born to their union, namely,
Clara, who is a teacher In the rural
schools z Oscar, who is q student at
North Star College Ruby, who is an
invalid and staying at home, and Clar-
Eence who is attending the Warren
High School. In material things, Mr..
and Mrs. Backlin have prospered also,
and own comfortable farm home.
That they are well thought OF by the
people Of the community in which
they live, is~shown by the large gath
ering on this occasion to do them
honor. - $780,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
Wins First Prize On
Clover at Chicago Show

Chas Franks Of Warren. was
awarded t1rst prize on sweet clover
seed IN the grain contest at the In
ternational stock show held at Chi
cago, according to an announcement
made yesterday. This shows that the
country tributary to Warren still
maintains Its reputation for growing
prize winning grains and grasses. q.