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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
DIVERSIFIED FARMING
ENC0ORAGEDi SPECIAL
AGENT DENVER HERE

IN oates ~ wkhnn falls reRie
s.nilne the agricultural department Il
lhe Fori Worth a ptnvcr railuad VIII
o. ln thp oiiy iosny fur the purpnse
q encouraging di,uIsinde farming IN
this se,iiun ~ the Panhandle
Arcordinr a. ~ nf,Ance letter te
cunty Agent Harmon Benton oates
plan b. similar Va thu Hugram that N
lsing pur Gcdlln ihls volihiy u D. his
atm. according " bic HITTER a. the
cuuniy aE,,nL o. ,havr every fanni
own at hast one coN q lrood sow. aud
100 hens. To finance hi plan. u II
proposed 10 pat the matter M tu me
lunkrfr ~ the city asking h'ir ."
operation.
one ~ tho city hanks fnanced .
number q lays in IN" purchase ~
calves bet summer. and County AGENT
Benton has given much time Ia the di'
uibuuun ~ pare bred hogE through
PIC Clubs. and there u scarcely a
farmer IN the county. avs Agent
Benton but has al least one COW aud
q few hogs
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FARMERS SHOULD GROW
MORE STOCK, CLAIM

A.
''''N !" wv ''''''"'" VIZ WV :"
ih'ir aiieniiun a. lhr hT"s'llng ~ hogs
ana ia their grain ana farar. crma
a, e.,,i. A., ~. ,h.,a 4, fi,i.h a., ,ha
-, -,
""'' ''''' '"f 'Vi"'''''' '""
"rhln ~" scnfs 70 DECENTRALIZATION
~ q packing plaht N the Plains. mys
s,ipu,,, Tb, he A. the bssle
''''''.'' w '''' ''''''''' ''''''' - 49,
lnE pA'hl runhct aFA
ulvt no hu'r COUNTY, any
Whgfe Wv lno raising " h"Ft man mo
ph'hr ~ w" fanhahhh' ~ Nhhh''ta
"ihmnh' "nd his views are Hhat'd ny
ionnil AGENT Harmon l"ni"h' u wln
b. Wen h'r iarmrs oi nc flnins wh'n
N'h huept ihc lflhN ~ h'hlht H"iI
pfodiloh ~ the ground Z" hogs ana
'aitlr' sals BENTON f~. y" adds th're
- no Eil'f Wiy 20 H'h gram WAl
ihfuuHh we hof az steer
Yes taNh lhhl"h' i''h si""h "n
ne nl''hs - Jas' ~ s"od i"l ia'''hlhS
moss az corn Ram "'o ln''..,
49, ''"' "'tN' Hi'''"'' "N
sorghum that sruwH lh Ff'at hhhh'
h'nc' ON ne Plains " nol "h'F h'''h'
ing nut a h'aiihtul l''d i"' mugs says
summit MOI "nlN 'hh th' h'''HH'iy
ICED i'r me RAISING 81 h"ks hc grown
IN INC f"ihs' hut DOM i'''oh "i.u
Stihh''t "Ere" thh' h'sf h''"I my
tnriN" better AMI arr ln"i' nee ir"h'
lis'a" "n the Plains IMAM ~ most any
Hhcr "r''"h "i tn' '"un''S' Nn''IA'
:" ia'ai ~ many hos raiS'hs "'''"hs
7 II N'ld' ~ prnctfa'iy unNhoNh W
nc fanhAnuir, " Nnp''''u WIN ,he
shipment ~ hogs rom 'ho'yIa us
ricts' u Goes not r''yr "h'h ssnhl'n
out az ~ couih"h ~ I'M '"'h OFT gnu
hher ~SiaislhF "''ohh, "'""n''s
20 the obserNa'i"'s vi NV s'ou"S
igrnt
WINE he hhh p''n y 'h.n'fn" w,
4 packing pah' ior 'us i,Hn'''n"' 's''U
~ NSI Mh"h 'h' "n"'''""7 -" -"
Hueih Ili"' ~ = s"i'hc' !" NV
'pul"h lhi' inns u n"' "n' u'oH' 'us
pici"us iini' 10 hun'h p"~n's P'''
oomhalsh' w apeut wv" ''"'S' I"
sees the p"$shih'y'
The big packers u u Ni'u u" no'
want an independent pant AT Ahlafh'o'
a ~ the fanimndle' No one hh"ws
their attitude better thnn sunn'V' ~
was he That appeared helnre the asri
cultural committee OF congress year
ago 10 opposition TO the Ing Five.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
BOY-ED WEDs GIRL
FROM PENNSYLVANIA

LANCASTER. Pa. Feb. io.--Miss
Virginia Nackay-Smith. daughter q
the late alexander NAckay Smith II
the Enisc9,al Hoccse Of Philadelphia,
and captain Bay.Ed former general
naval attbchc A. Washington. were
.mafri,d tddny In Ilelin. according TO
> rthlcgran rcct lyod from the brides
Mother by close friends u the Mackay'
smith fauuly In this city. and publish
"a by the Lancaster mtclligonccr.
Miss Markay Smith. With her mother,
In thcir home IN Washington. hst
month for Germany. hut nothing was
said 81 the approaching wedding.
The marriage marks the elimination
u romance which has aroused the
interest ~ two continents.
Miss Mackay. Smith and Captain
Boyd have been reported engaged u
number q times the last few years
hut each time IL was denied The
first report was circulated before
Captain Boy.Ed and Captain Won
Papcn were recalled from Washington
BY the German government In Dccem
Der. 1915. AT the request of President
WILSON
The two officers were charged with
having bcon connected with munitlon
plots ard the sending of supplies To
German pis,ers from American ports
a. We'll ~ plots with Mexico.
Captain Boyd was reported e. have
returned To- this country IN Disguise In
March 1917 and 20 have visited Miss
Mackay Smith at her home In Phila
dclnhin. This however, was emphati'
cally denied by the young woman. and
her mother characterized the report az
ridiculous" Agents OF the depart
ment ~ justice maintained a constant
watch ut the Marxay smith home. but
nothing Was discovered %. substantial
the repor, that Boy.Ed was there u
was even in the country .-..
Aiiss MackaY Smith first met Captain
Boyd in 1912.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
Old Folks Made New

III Is now five months slucc ! took
4 oourse az yuur medicine for Eas and
stonassA ir0uiic and am feeling en-
siseiy We'll My fricnds NH tcll me
f,n looking twenty wars soung'r and
4 ccstuinly feel az ,bss soy am rec
oAnn,nding Mayr'u Wonderful Remedy
tx I'll siling with ston'aclf aud liver
troiibia.'@ Il Is a simple. haIrIlcss prep
aration that removes the catarrhal mu
Gus from the Intestinal tract and al
lays TN inflammation which causes prac-
tically all stomach. liver and Intestinal
ailments. Including appendicitis. One
desc will cunyinc on money refunded
Randall Drug Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
WAGES MAINTENANCE
WAY MEN ARE REDUCED


Nv Assafiasa rfsss
Chicago. feh 10 --il'siufiion 10
wage nalnlenanc q ~, m'n "n ~
NJ Louis and San franclseo lines 10
r,ynu announced ,odn, wiil he brought
a. the attention IL ihe railway labor
laard iun ne a'on ls the matter ca'i
d. Investigated aud lh' proper pei
iinns prepared. . e.. Stno'k, nsrlsinhi
to the prcsbl,ni IL the tni,od lifulh'r
h,,d ~ mainirnnnDc ~ WAYS ''n'
plu,,es nnd rhop lnliorsrs said tonight.
An appeal 10 q Hutchinson general
mnnaser III thr irIs"u hnes, was ifle
rrnphcd tonlrhi hy leader. 1t the main
ienahoc uf way employees and Hhoi'
mh,r,rs. urrinr TINT the order for tho
eat In waF- from g. Ia IS cents an
hour BE- recalled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
Potato crop Wasted

~ Arfneihitd i"Hh,
HELENA. Mont, Fob io.-ESiirnt'
ing 100 ooo pounds of potatoes On
farms IN western Auniann are gems
20 waste from want uf q nmrkei. ih'
Montana iailiCtd commission today
ielcgrnph,d railroad oficiafls an appeal
in cut IN, present fr,lght raj" from an
average II ~ cents per hundred pounds
tu a. cents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
building Permits

7, " Nash has been granted a per.
mii 60 crcct a residence on Lea ios
Maryland street. SIN Jacinto Addition,
rhc estimated east is $4,000.
G. g. Turner has taken utt permit
hr thu crcciiun 81 frame residence
u 307 Arthur.
G,orge u Steele has been authoriz.
I To- erect $500 residence. COS North
Polk. and ]. o. Thompson Si5oO
nome at 1900 Hayden street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
Thirty LIVES LOST
N GEORGIA TORNADO;
= MANY ARE INJURED
icoNTINuED FRoM PAGE oNn

tid. ME youth was alive tonigh, and
n n believed he wa recover.
The body % three months old negro
infant was found at the roots Of tree,
the top 81 which had been twisted of.
The slpds head had been crushed In.
having been carried head foremost
aeaintI the tree One negro's body
vas az in two. A negro man and HE
we We're found more than 100 yards
from 1hclr home lying side by side. In
tht r04. both dead.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
FonA Memories"

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb. lo,--Secretary
baker removed today from his char in
theFQfIfe House cabinet room the
name plate which II has borne since
he secame a rnember Of the cabinet.
March =. 1915. He intends 10 place
the name plate on chair In his law
Office In Cleveland after March rs
q souvenir Of his services with the
government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
Scmns 10 Meet

Troop 80. >. Boy Scouts viii hold
4 regular meeting al 7:i5 o'clock -.
nlghi at the city Light and Water
Company instead - going on n hike
~ originally planned according 10 an
announcement made BY Scoutmasicr
3 y. PARCELS last night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
Bank Cashier Arrested.
BY Associated Press

HAMILTON. Ca. Feb. led Camp.
formerly cashier u the Plank u shiloh.
who was returned from Houston. Texas.
was placed in isil here today In Do.
FAULT n $1,000 hail u. was charged tha:
he fled after alleged defaullations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
wir. Gutter. Active

BELFAST. Feb. io.-wire cutting on
q large scale II both the telephone anc
telegraph seryic, took place again las
night TO ths nuTth and south ~ Bel
fas;. I, was only through the use OF
IN emergency line over a circuiious
foats that Communication with Dublin
srd other places was maintained
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
COLLEGE Of MUSIC HOLDS
PUPILS RECITAL TONIGHT

Pupils ~ the Amarillo College ~
Music will give a recital at the College
studies tonight az 5.3e The public Is
invited 10 attend and hear these pupils
variety OF interesting numbers.
The program follows.
rho Travellers Song. .Oesten
Mary Anne Cullum
BOY scout tsss.s s....sss. kfNtEef
Marie Patton
Piano Duct-lMlsere from II
Troyatorcl .............. Verdi
Etoiic Lumpkin and Mrs. Myers
Moorish pauce ................ Kern
~ - NV Williams
'radlc S0ng.-..-. .......,..,.. NaDnah
uraycc Knocpp
eft Foot Right Foot ......... Craum
Olive Cooper
Guide No. s............B urgmulier
Rue Paula PARCELS
Echoes q the Past v....,... Dcnnee
blanche Washington
Military March ............ Schubert
Simon Lumpkin
Lillput!an Parade ............ Binell
Mildred Marie Paris
iesus Lover II My Soul. MacDougal
n the Garden ............... haWlrN
Mary Roberts
iayOtie In G Major .......... Friml
Etollo Lumpkin
Triumph OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Heller
rarantcllc ................... Heller
Lucille PrinEle
TO Spring ,....-.............. Gricg
Margaret Curtis
Eye Hath Not Seen. From Gaufs
Holy city, ..,.............
Mrs Wcisner
.ane Quartcttc. Second Rhapsody
.ttt....,.....s...s.. Llszt
UwO flAnosl
ia Ausiin Myers. Gertrude Lowndes.
Margaret Curtis. Millicent iahm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

SUBJECTS difrussfd "a ihe ruuluH
liuisfs and sellers Llyes,uck ccnNen
iiun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
Ncrrn Released

PORT WORTH. Feb io.-Thc grnnd
Jury t0lay voted mo bin against
Earle Haynes. negro, who was saved
from a mob hy officers December ~.
between Fort worth and Dallas follow
INK the killing e white boy. Guy
Nilsson. Evidence against the hegro
was Insufficient to convict, The Sand
jury held. AsiaA@st
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-19

Miss Crabelle. Hayes has gone to
Waycross for visit to relatives.
Friends of little Miss Elizabeth
Hirsch will be glad to know that she
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THE REPLY.

they do me wrong who say l come nc
When once / knock and fail to find
you in,
For every day stand outside your
And bid you wake and rise to fight
and win.
Wall not for precious chances passed
away,
Weep not for golden ages on the
Each night I burn the records of the
day,
At sunrise every soul is born again.
Laugh like boy at splendors that
have sped,
To vanished joys be blind and deaf
and dumb.
My judgments seal the dead past with
the dead,
But never bind moment yet to
come
Thought deep in mire, wiring not your
hands and weep,
/ lend my arm to all who say, =
cam
No shame faced outcast ever sank So
deep
But yet might rise and be again 9
man.
Dost thou behold thy lost youth al
aghast,
Dost reel from righteous retribu
lions blow?
Then turn from blotted achives of the
And find the future pages white as
snow.
Art thou a mourner? Rouse thee from
! thy spell.
Art thou sinner? Sins may b'
forgiven.
Each morning gives thee wings Il
fee form hell,
Each night star to guide thy fee
to heaven.
/ -Waltar Malone
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-19
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A number of little folks were enter
tanned one afternoon last week by
Mrs. Vernon Jones at her home on
Reynolds street. in honor of her little
daughter. Ida Vernon, the occasion
being her. seventh birthday. Numer-
Gus games were played in Orange
park and the game of the fish pond
caused much merriment.
In the late afternoon the little
guests were invited into the dining
room which was attractiyely decor
ated in 8 color scheme of white and
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gold A delicious sweet course was
served.
Among those invited were Luther
and Hortense Davis, Roger and Bar
bara Brown, Bessie and Lois Stephen
son, Annie and Marguerite Owens,
Margaret and William Thompson,
George and Elizabeth Watson, of Sa
vannaA, Mary Vernon Shefiel( of
Jacksonville, Edmond Burnsed, Will
liam and Janet Mathis, Penrhyn Dot
son, Mary Ellen Mcdonald, Lillian
Wright, Thelma Crosby, Charles Mum
nerlyn, Marion Akin, Carol Stephen,
son, and Billy Reddickl
Mrs. d. C. Walton is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. T. j. Welsh, on
Union street.
After spending several days in the
city with her grandmother. Mrs. r. r.
Hopkins, little Miss hin'e Hopkins
has returned to st. Simon
Miss Miriam Gornto returned last
night from Valdosta where she has
been spending several weeks IS the
guest of friends She was accom-
panied by Miss Florrie Gornto Of
Valdosta.
Miss Eunice Burgay will leave soon
for Edison, Ca, to visit friends.
MWEE
Mrs. E. w. Moody has returned to
! her home in Lakeland, Fla, after Wis
iting friends and relatives in the city
Mrs. ]. S. Horne, of Savannah, il
spending few days in the city.
! A pleasant party motoring to Sayan
nah the first OF the week were Mr.. AM
Mrs. G. z. Herb, Mrs j. T. Lambright
Miss Helen Lambright, and Mrs, Bes
sic McVeigh.
Mrs. |. Frnchtman left yesterday
for New York to buy the ready tc
wear and millinery fall stock for tht
Guarantee store.
Mrs. VIC Hume and children
have returned to Macon after a short
visit to Mrs. II. c. Gober
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Gowen and fam
tiy left last might for Westgate. Iowa
TO visit relatives and join their son
Charles, who, Is attending militar
college there.
Mrs. Martha Crawford, of Jesup. !
spending d few days in the city as I'll
guest of Mrs. William. F, Brown, o
f street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,. Z. Farrer' OF way
cross, are pleasantly located Wit
Mrs. j. f. Lambright on Richmon'
street. Mr.. Farfer is with the intel
nal revenue department and thet
many friends will welcome them bac
to Brunswick.
tf IT, III F
Il
Miss Crabelle. Hayes has gone {
, Wayeross for a visit to relatives.
Friends of little Miss Elizsbet
. Hirsch will be glad to know that sh
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Walter Malone.
BRIDGE PARTY
FOR VISITORS.

Mrs. Arthur Wood entertained her
bridge clab Wednesd afternoon in
compliment To her guests, Mrs. Mary
Burkhimer, of Wilmington, N. c., and
Miss Cleo Greene. of Macon. After
the game delicious ice course was
served.
These invited were Misses Mary
Dean Caman, Ada Barnes, Mesdames
Mark Wilcox. Thad Perdue, Bob Lit
tie. NJ b. Cosby. Ashley Goldwire, OF
Atlanta. and Florence Shelley.
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is much improved after an operation
at the city hospital.
Mrs. Thomas Harrison has as her
guest her sisters Mrs. Louise May of
Augusta.
Mrs. Ed. Gershon who has been Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. j. ]. Lissner, has
returned to Atlanta.
Mrs. Carl Furlong is visiting Mrs.
Cecil Furlong in Waycross
Mrs. A. j. Wood has as her guest
Miss Cleo Greene, of Macon.
Mrs. Mary Burkhimer of Whining
ton, N. c., is the guest of Mrs. Flor
ence Shelley and Mrs. A. J. Wood.
Miss Edna Ferguson mas returned
from a vacation in Franklin, N. G.,
and Atlanta. Miss Sadie Ferguson
is still at Franklin, and will be with
relatives and friends In Atlanta for
few days before returning TO Bruins
wick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-19

Groves Tas.eiess chill Torn
sstores vitality and energy by PURIFYING ano
ching the blood You can soon fesi its sNrf' X
-. Tngi5oratAl1 tssfffs-.: er1- ~
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LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller and shoes last longer after using
Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder for
the feet. Shaken into the shoes and sprnkled
IN the foot-bath, Aliens Foots Ease makes tight
or new shoes feel easy gives instant relief to
corns and bunions, prevents Bisters, Gallons
and Sore Spots. It's the greatest comfort
discovery of the age. Try II to-day. Sold
everywhere.
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Mrs. A. J. Wood has as her CUES
Miss Cleo Greene, of Ma con.
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Mrs. Carl Furlong is visiting Mrs
Cecil Furlong in Waycross
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IS much improved after an operation
1T the city hospital.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-11
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
ssys hAckarAs "A alg- rru have t'e.s
s5E1g lot uurt meat y Er1
fu-mf Lrat Elae

Whey vuu s1-i.s n win hacl-arfs Euo
cul MISERY II the sadnsT recon II rssn-
erG-iv useK1E VIA nave tsae1 eE-snr tzsp
nur. usaEs BEys \ stsll -EDov-n 2u.bs-z-y
Al.n1 fD-na urac Aelc s13ch pv.srvu.szE
me ilG1srs Il 1he1- sfu-z - fite- r
from 1ne blasse Ana rtay t,4-gns ssrz as
1lL-L-l r-eG Enr socrv \ Asr vur- Eicnevs
g-g sia-Eisi ant r3or rpu Uuss -elisve
1AsuA Ike ruu -s.-1evs rour bowels r.
napvIuE a. lie. sscTs E--inpus wEEse
sx Won tKut nkrEAr1s Elrk heacsx.hs
dry sI>=Ls reu- ssamb1z saE-s ssnvls
ia roG.-1- sn6 Eftsn ne s.Ezi,s- IL bat
FnE have -ineunk1sc 1vlnFes. The Urine
10 rsnn1v. 9rn 1f seG1mers. AsEnels rts<.r
RI s8-s pE.sr s-s3as Eac Fu1 l-e otsls-c
Il seak -eiss 1E1 or 11-se zzuef .cu-xne
1ns rlEi1
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Z rEtlsslnuI1rl L L ElEsf n vE1e-
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xaf Ma tse1 uss1 tor rsnerxr5ans -
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FOR INDIGESTION, CHS.
SOUR. ACID stomach.
TAKE "lILHPsIh'

+FsLst's -irgHrsr Is 10 uuirEesI-
rures1 -tilaft 1a- 14res14un lsh2sss
FlE-LtHrzss.. EsHK-rhIr'r Sau-1f4ss s's--
x1err11iu1 q S1an4eh -sis1-ass GINS
e1 az Ar1Eay 4 lev rEhls-s gre L.
1Btss anmAl lH-e STOMACH -s3a. ALL
snar.1E TIE stuuHch is rarrec-tt -
ynE rEr eE1 tlvusI,e feeds Slthoai
saAr. large czRs casss 1nlT sew cssists
al c-ug s4a:'A. Minors nAl7Hl Al
IuE-1N
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TX : -
IN TU- Ah.lsrs u srss' Yes
~ Vel. n E1T tTfrs van y- en-
3aF .Ae 5eosnslIy q. ne Fa-Arl ia-
1xv. ING Co.-o1 w take if,s laaa-
.ng pk-g u iAIs E--m1rg E45slrs
c1-lAt s-x-1.spsr.1r Snlaavs >
I'll e. deH7A 11-G uvstsTw tn1
.f.-.-llrc. As dess-z taf ret 81
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Z .,a-lfvs T. r'Trr thH .H-irv isiaT
ms & ha,p.nr hl-t II Iras- 70 7r
h1rr asg. sur LIS slui,s Ll1 needs n'At
l,s nr rraa4e- thA1 IT cvr. 1Ih1uri
g,s,fa.ns d. t-s-sus in1
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En. o1ncI1 1nd DfsA ssfn-ar
thsr nsv Tfor-L7f W.fsisr1 '>'iaf =
iaa-s * lie oessrHs q Thf asf-
.xnt toaAv so1awet fr r1st nouetr.
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A1Gnts uDDols Esps wlfz1sfg. ans
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-18
BERT FORBES
DEVELOPING
STIFF PUNCH

The raiibirds who have been
watching Bert Forbes In the train.
ing. say that Bertram has changed
his style OF fighting considerably tn
that he Is developing his wailops
more.
Bert win be making his first start
In a long time here Wednesday
when he boxes Morgan Jones. the
clever Tacoma featherweight. at the
Pavilion. Jones has never lost q
decision. a draw bout with Joe Cor
man, In which he was given q
shade, being his de luxe showing.
Soldier Woods and frankie Rog.
ers are booked 10 meet In the semi.
wtndup.
The other bouts on the card In
ciude a scrap between Lloyd Mad
den and Red Gage and . bout be.
tween Bill Bethel. local heavyweight.
and . big fellow from Tacoma
named Sam Brock.