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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-07
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FRANK MAYO IN .ACROSS
THE DEAD LINE"

Frank Mayot VIII appear at the
Pastime Thursday in Universal's great
drama of the far north ACROSS the
Dead Line" The thrilling story Of a
family feud on the northern frontier,
in which a fighting lover battles
against tradition and his enemies for
the love of girl who didn't even
know her own name. The all-star cast
supporting Frank Mayo includes Mol
ly Malone, who plays opposite to Mayo
Josef Swickard, who played the DOM
mating character role of the French
father in "The Four Horsemen," also
Wilfred Lucas, Russell Simpson and
others. See this thrilling drama of
northwoods family fued. See the scene
of lurid melodrama wherein shrieking
billiards yield up to lost lovers, howl
ing winds lead wolves to battle and
falling forest trees end Williams lives.
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THE INDEPENDENT WOMAN

Is one Of the brightest jewels which
adorns our modern, economic system.
But too often this independence is
gained at the cost of health, and the
wage-earning woman struggle
through her duties. prey to nervous
ness, backache and dependency. Does
not her independence then become
more Of burden than Joy? Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has
helped many such women to regain
their zest in life. and will help many
more
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-07
APPEAL FROM ELECTRIC
CHAIR HALTS ELECTROCUTION.

Frankfort, KY, June 6. - A stay Of
execution for James Powers, under
sentence of death for the murder Of
Morris Lee, Covington motion picture
man, today was telegraphed to Sheriff
Peter P. Theil Of Kenton county by the
Clerk of the Court of Appeals follow
ing the filing of an appeal from the
Judgment today by Attorney John T.
Murphy.
Powers was sentenced to be electro
cuted June Q and would have been
taken to Eddyville today, He was con-
victed of killing Lee during holdup
January 20.
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RICHARD A. BALLINGER DEAD,

Seattle, WASH, June 6. - Judge
Richard A. Ballinger, who was Secrc-
tary Of the Interior during President
Taft's Administration. died at his
home here tonight. He had been i'll for
two days.
Judge Ballinger was the central fig
ure Of an acrimonious dispute over the
development Of the Alaska coal fields
In 1910 and 1911. when he was Secre-
tary Of the Interior in the Cabinet Of
President TAFT.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-07
ANTI.TRADING STAMP LAW WILL
BE TESTED BY LOUISVILLE FIRM

Louisville, KY, June 6. - The first
step in a fight against the anti-trading
stamp law came today when ]. Bacon
and Sons. Louisville dealers, filed suit
in circuit court to enjoin Common
wealth's Attorney Joseph 8. Lawton
and County Attorney ]. Matt Chiffon
from prosecuting any action that may
be instituted against the plaintiff for
the giving Of trading stamps.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-07

Women's Headaches are often
caused by constipation - HOLLIS
TIERS ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA can't
BE beat" for Constipation. J. ]. Woods
& Son. T&rJune
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TO PREACH AT CARLISLE.

Carlisle. KY, June 6. - The Rev. r.
E. Elmore. pastor of the Christian
church of this city, will deliver the
address for the Mays
Vile high school next Sunday night.
The Rev. John Mullen, pastor Of the
Christian church, will
preach here Sunday night at 1880
o'clock. -i'
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-07
GETS JUDGMENT FOR
LOSS OF EYE IN FIGHT.
The Fleming Gazette says:

Inc FIeming Gazette says:
In Fleming Circuit Court last week
in the damage suit case Of Purnell
Hurst vs.. VIM. Claypole, the case was
submitted to jury without opposition
and verdict of $4,000 was returned in
favor of plaintiff. Later. the defend
ant asked that the judgment be set
aside but the motion was overruled and
the judgment allowed to stand. The
suit was for $4,000 damages and was
the outgrowth of shooting affair in
which Purnell was seriously wounded
and lost one eye
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-07
NOTICE..

There will be Moonlight Fete at
the Charles Wise farm on Jersey
ridge road two miles from German
town pike Friday, June 8. Good music
guaranteed and everybody Ia invited.
Come early and have a good time. 2t
7June2t
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Hailed
INTO CITY COURT.

Several automobile drivers were
scheduled for a hearing on exceeding
the speed limit in City Court Wednes-
day afternoon. The local police are
becoming more alert on speeding and
it is to be hoped that it will have
wholesome effect upon the speed
maniacs.
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Try . Ledger Waat A. Il Psva
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Ledger Service-Emciency.
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COLORED CITIZENS.

The pupils Of Miss whaiey's and
Mrs. Owens rooms were entertained
with party Tuesday afternoon from
to o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Ow-
ems. The little folks seemed to have
a delightful time and left wishing they
might be called together on many
more such occasions.
On Thursday night, June 8, at Scott
NJ. E. church, a program will be rem
dered under the auspices Of N. A. A. C.
p. All are asked to be present and
help make the associations drive for
a success. The following
program will be rendered beginning
at s O'Clock:
Invocation.
Remarks-Pres. c. n. Braxton.
Duet-Misses Walker and White.
Address-Rev. Jackson.
Solo-Miss Bessie Higgins.
Instrumental Trio - Fields, Howe.
and Phillips.
Address-Rev. Hickman.
Solo-Miss Ambrose Beckett.
Address-Dr. J. B. Robinson.
Male Quartet.
Benediction.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-07

FOR RENT - Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Mrs.
Fannie Stallcup, 426 Forest avenue.
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Call rs II you are looking for Firs
insurance. Call US II you are looking
for any assistance in Real EstatA We
both Buy and Sell. II. p. b d. q.
COUGHLIN, Phone No. 40. No. 800
Market Street.
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See Knights Templar parade in the
movies at Washington Thursday af.
tern0On and night.
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VETERAN WOLFORD CAVALRY
DIES IN CASEY AT EIGHTY.

Yosemite. - Larkin E. Phelps, so, a
veteran of the civil war and a member
Of the famous Wolford cavalry, died Of
heatr disease. Burial will be at Beth
elridge cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23
Christmas Books,
Central Library

Christmas books for the tots who
wish TO know more about Santa
Claus are being exhibited in the cen
tral library, adjoining the chIidren's
room. announces Lillian A. Suther.
land, superintendent OF the children's
department OF the public library.
Some OF the exhibited books are:
1.-The Christmas Angel. The Christ
mas Book Of Christmas stories."
"Christmas Tales and Christmas
Verse; santa Claus on q Lark"
"Christmas Every Day" "Kirby's
Queer Christmas" Captured Santa
Claus" Santa Claus Partner"
Tommy Trot's Visit TO Santa Claus, >
sgt. Nicholas Christmas Book"
This Way TO Christmas Little
Folks Christmas Stories" THE
Christmas Porrineer," Sandman
Christmas Storiss,' Birds Christ
mas Carol"
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Observe Italian
Day at Festival

Italian day was celebrated
Thursday at the orphans festival.
which is being held at the New Are
tic hotel. 500 Third ave. to raise
funds for the new sacred Heart or
phanage. at Laurelhurst. A special
program Of Italian music was sched-
uled. with a card party in the after.
noon.
In addition 10 the numerous Srti-
eies suitable for Christmas presents
which were on sale. luncheon and
dinner are being served daily at the
festival. Many Of the articles on
sale are fine embroideries. some the
work OF orphans and other done by
the Missionary Sisters OF the Sacred
Heart.
The festival will come 20 a close
next Thursday. with a Thanksgiving
celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23
Court Reassigns
Alien Land Case

Testing Of the constltutionality OF
the states anti.alien land law has
been delayed BY the United states
supreme courts decision 10 reasslgn
the case. scheduled for hearing on
November "a. 10 permit it's being
heard by the entire bench. Attorney
General l.. l.. Thompson was In Sc.
attic. ON his way 20 argue the case.
when he heard this news. and re-
turned to Olympia This case is an
appeal from the decision OF the fed
eral district court. UNFOLDING the
Hnt',.il'en land law In an action
against Frank and Elizabeth Terrace
and ~. Aakatsuke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23

"a ACRES SILT LOAN SOIL
No rock. no gravel. About 20 acres
cleared t-room house; big barn
small chicken house and log house /,
well. orchard. and picket fence en-
closing houses and garden. Paved
road nearly 60 place. Can be had
for S35 per acre on terms. Hoidale.
s0a Alaska Bids. Seattle.
90 ACRES, MAPLE VALLEY, HALF
cleared: creek. orchard, buildings;
Lots OF work near this place.
Phone after p. m. Capitol 0e7s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23
$4,000

! -room modern house. in good con-
dition. 77i7 W. ssth at; S0xio0:
ali Improvement In the street. In
Guiding paving. 1900 cash. $40
per month. See this house and
then see
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DEATHS

Hart Mary A.. 81 years
oliver. Elsie Ann. IS years
Hester, Lucyuda. 50 years.
Howell. Samuel H.. 81 years
Calvert. Elizabeth H. Is yesra
Larsen. Louis. IS years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23

Green Lake DlStflct
ROOMS AND DEN
$500
widow orders us TO sell home et a
sacrifice. Rooms are all large.
has fireplace. good view. cabinet
kitchen, cement basement. stand
ard bathroom fixtures one block
10 car and paving This ought TO
sell 20 first party who sees H.
Only 1900 cash. Move right In
Root Bros, Realtors
as0o Stone Way. Meiroaa s2S2.
OPEN EVENINGS
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age
Nelson. Hans A.. Seattle ..-.. Legal
wallace. Eissra l.. Seattle 81. Legal
Olson. john n. Port stanley. Legal
Shelton. Ollie. Hobart .... Legal
covlch. John. Tacoma .... Legal
uardeslsch. xamaxlne. Tacoma Legal
0oetx. Henry. Seattle ........ Legal
Eeuhauss. Isabella. Seattle Legal
PANEL. Victor. Seattle .........-.st
Williams. sarah. Seattle ...-.-..-so
Jenkins. Charles. Seattle -.......9 s
Hambrick. Cecelia. Seattle -...-. u
Healey. Lucien T.. Seattle Legal
Robinson. Florence r.. Seattle Legal
Fowler. Austin. sumner ....-....ss
Paullngsy. Lillian. Tacoma .......is
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Sunset Hill
Choice Location

This beautiful b-room bungalow.
with sleeping porch and attic. ?
bedrooms. nice LIVING room and
dining room with beam ceiling.
handy kitchen aud hall. full CO.
ment basement. coils In new FUR
mace. laundry and fruit closet.
dandy garage with coucrete
driveway 20 alley: on k0tieo let.
s1,70o buys thia home. t1o9 cash.
snd only $50 par month Junt like
rent This ~ n real snap.
Phinney Ridge Realty Co.
Esi7 phinney Ave sunset ts07
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KEAN BROS.
ss0s Ballard Ave. Sunset 0iaT.
New. Cow Home

A beautiful, now, t-room. strictly
modern bungalow; basement; fur
mace: laundry trays. large living
room and front bedroom. with
hardwood floors. fireplace. book
cases. cabinet kitchen: breakfast
nook. large closets. fine. level lot /.
TO university. t3.s00; $500 cash.
$40 per month, Including interest.
MEI.ROHE hAih.
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HOME OPPORTUNITY
highly improved corner acre OF
level. rich land. with 9 large num-
Der o. full bearing fruit trees Of
various kinds c0ny home OF
rooms aud bath. a poultry house
that viii accommodate 1b0 chick
ems. garage. nice lawn. shade
trees. A home that VIII bay itr
way. Close 70 paved street. city
school and city bus line. with 10
cent fare TO any part OF city.
$4,000. on terms
LISTEN TO THIS
A nice little home containing large
living room. nice bedroom. modern
Kitchen. bathroom and basement
on Sbth. near Eavenua blvd /.
close 10 car and bus line. $4,000
Will take Il on easy payments. H.
Mines Alaska HltN
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SPECIAL, NOTICES
John Stron
LEGAL. NOTICES

Piano tuning. Main s0ae. Work
guaranteed.
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Be Thankful

For this opportunity TO own home.
rooms and shower bath, lot 5ox
ia TO alley. Price IL $500. 800
cash and s25 month. Let us show
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births IN their households are re-
sorted by the following Seattle mem
tulr George Irwin. ists Howell at
girl
Date. T. n. sol w, 18th a.. boy.
watts, wallace. no ~. 18TH 1T. boy.
Bunk. Robert w. Fort LAwton. girl
Campbell Alvin r. 40 2sth ave.
9Th
NAtsunaks. Tamakichl. res sixth
ave. g. girl.
Iehikawa yosehi. fsss sprue. ST
, 1922-03-29
EAST AND WEST CASPER
GIRL RESERVE CAGERs
CHALK UP VICTORIES

The East Side Chris reserve team
and tho West Casper hasketban team
each chalked victories in tia girls
basketball Journeys which are under
way here. The losing tears were the
Central school aud Park school aggre
gations Of the girls reserve organiza-
ton
The East side quintet proved win
r1rs b. % TO Is hut only after the
Central girls had KeVs the score tics
up Cos three ~quar-frs OF TIE game.
Lucille Aldrich was high scorer for her
team making II OF the - points aggre.
gated However Martha Gadbery did
sp~cctacular work ard tho nno pass.
ing OF Glare Shumaker featured Dora
Stanley. forward for tho defeated team
put up a hard dght and shot the most
difficult baskets Of cry player on the
nooI. The line up was:
East Casper Corps-MarthA Cad.
berry. center: Lucille Aldrich, right for.
ward; Glare Shumaker tcapt) left for.
ward; Pauline Cozad. right guard;
Aelen cozad. left guard.
Central Corps-af7rion Mann. cen.
ter; Dora Stanley. right forward, IIa,
belle Barnes (captl LET. forward: Dor
othy Angel. right guard; Jessie Tap.
left guard.
The second game resulted in VIC,
tory for the West Side girls over the
Park quintet, the score standing 20 to
Il. Park was weakened in the first
half by the absence of Hazel Jones,
their strongert forward. During this
period the West Side team ran away
with the victory, gaining a bigger
lead than the opposing five could re.
cover from. The second half saw
two evenly matched aEgregafioas.
Park agt1 ng desperately to gain thn
lead. Erma Leo starred for the win.
ners while Margaret Rockwell played
the steadiest and most consistant
game for her team; Otheal Gillian was
easily the fastest player on the floor
but was unable to lind tho baske..
The lineup was.
West Casper Corps -Otheal Gillian.
center; Leta Gillian. right forward.
Julia Mechl.ng. left forward; Hazel
Jones (capt); Margaret Rockwell,
right guard; Lucille Fletcher, left
guard
Park C~orps-Erma Lee tcapt1 cen.
ter; Lillian Walron, right forward;
Katherine French. left forward: Heller
Lewis, right guard; Dorothy Weber,
left guard
Referee. Miss Julia Steero: Timer,
Marion SeDnctt; Scorers. Marion Mol,
and Katherine Goals.
, 1922-03-29

arc grouped within a hands spread At
the foot OF the table for Of
his seventeenth inning run OF IS with
which no closed tho second block last
night
In a like situation. after having tai.
nod % points for III windup OF the
trst 500 block. Schasfer continued IN
his tenth inning last night an addition.
al lbI points, for a total inning score
OF lsi, his second high run Of the
match.
Ths veteran Hoppe, undismayed by
watching spectacular shooting which
at one point had him behind nearly
800 points, gave a remarkable display
OF nerve. as well as playing OF tho type
which made him champion for is
years, and in his last stand ut the
uaoie last night actually erept ahead
OF the younger champion.
with two men so evenly matched
as We are, the breaks Of the game viii
decide IL" Hoppe al last night as he
unscrewed his cue after Schaefer had
scored hts n thousandth point. Il
hope I get them. but you can never
tell"
Neithcrot the players expressed dis.
approval with h length OF the game
as a test OF their relative ability.
Hopes supporters admitted, how.
ever. that the grouping OF tho balls for
shaefer's opening shot tonight had
tho former champion at n disadvan.
tage.
Except for schasfer's improved
stroke as displayed in his moro able
nursing last night, the two nights
play were strangely unlike. Il ap.
pelred that with his improved stroke
and ability to make difficult shots. as
against Hopes frequently getting in.
TO hot water with his long tries,
Schaefer would make n n.
nights block. He rapidly pied
up 500 points in runs OF 157 and I4s.
Followed by a clean miss by Hoppe.
but after thta his game faded until his
final inning. Hoppe, on tho other
painfully careful with each shot.
scared to brilliant heights to pun an
apparently hopelessfy lost block from
, 1922-03-29
POWELL STAR
CAPTA|NSF|VE
Don Thompson Elected to
Head Next Basketball
Squad at Wyoming u.

LARAMIE. wyo- March as.-Don
ThompEon. popularity known as
Ajax" has been chosen 70 pilot the
1929 Varsity Quintet Prominent
in athletics in tho Powell high school
Ajax has won tho coveted wv" In
of the three major sports Mt the
University of Wyoming-football.
basketball and baseball. Due to in
jurtes he was unable 10 finish "cag-
ing" season this year, but It is be
leved he viii soon be mt again.
President Nelson has announced
thai the Board OF trustees has voted
to build n new gymnasium TO be com
pleted in time for use at the next
high school week, beginning March
II. 1929. This viii be glad nevys to
both players and spectators as the
present gymnasium hhs proven en-
tirely inadequate. Hundreds had to
, 1922-03-29
Sport Calendar

Billiards.
Finish OF the Schnefer-Hoppe con,
test at Chicago for 1872 baIkline title.
Bench Show.
Annual show of the Chicago Bull
dog club, at Chicaro.
Bowling.
Annual tournament Of the American
Bowling Congress. n Toledo.
Swimming.
National A A. u. 440Iyard relay
~tsenior mem. at New York.
National A A u. 22o.yard swim
Junior womenl. at Omaha
Golf.
United North and South amateur
championship for women. at Pine
hurst.
Wrestling.
Joe Stecher VS.. Yousouf Mahmout.
at Boston
Boxing.
Johnny Griffiths VS.. Waiter Mohr.
~ rounds. at Akron. Ohio.
Larry Regain VI. X o. Kaplan, -
rounds. at Bridgeport. Conn
, 1922-03-29
BASEBALL TEAM
TO TAKE FIELD.

Casper high school VIII probably
have n baseball team this spring. J..
W. Hoyer Is concentrating his efforts
In the direction and II looks as
though n local school VIII have a
chance To show what stuff It has in It.
Several propositions have been re
celved from other schools. It remains
for the boys themselves to get togeth-
or n do some real work. Such n
team will be the first Of any impor-
lance that the high school has ever
had. n IL &c organized.
, 1922-03-29
NEBRASKA LEAGUE makes
CLASS D IN BASEBALL

AUBURN. N. Y, March 2e.-Ne-
braska state baseball league has
qualified in Glass d of the National
Association of Professional Baseball
Clubs Announcement to this effect
was made by Secretary John H. Far
rel of the National association.
Through error it was reported yes
terday the league qualified in Class B.
, 1922-03-29
WHITE SOx PLAY
TODAY.

CHICAGO. March 2e.-The Chica-
go Americans. thrice defeated by
New York's world champion Giants,
are scheduled to play the Shreve-
port. La. team today. Commission
er Lands watched the Giants get
to big Lefty" Russell and Jose
Aoosta for eight runs while the Sox
were accommodating five.
The Chicago Nationals were in
San Francisco yesterday ready to
play the Pacific coast leaguers but
, 1922-03-29
Australian Out
For Golf Title

PINEHURST. y. C.. March 20
Joe 'Kirkwood, Australian open golf
champion. arrived here today TO take
part in the north and soulh open
golf championship which begins Fri
day. kirkwood is making. his second
world wide tour. He will leave to
,ompete FOR tho British and French
championships early in May.
, 1922-03-29
Loses
Tennis Doubles

NEW YORK March :e.-wmlam T.
Tilden IL, national tennis champion
playing with Al Weiner. tho IA year
old school boy. was put out Of the ma.
tonal indoor doubles championships
tournament In the second round In two
straight sets by lingo Hartsmann and
James c. Ewing. The scores were
60, 11-9.
, 1922-03-29
CASPER CAGERS
BANQUET FRIDAY
Faculty to Be Among Guests
Plans for Boys Gym Show
Announced.

The Rnnua banquet for the FIRST
team basketball men Of the Natrona
county high school will be held at the
Henning Friday night At 75o. The
men of tho ta1:Ity are invited to at
tend This banquet Is given by the
athletic association Of high school
as a tribute TO the achievements OF
the team
, 1922-03-29
GYM SHOW IN
OLD BUILDING.

Coach Morgan has announced that
tho boys gym show viii be held April
II. at 8 p. m. This event win take
place in the gymnasium OF the old
building on account OF tho apparatus
being IN that place and made especial
ly for that gym This shouid DO a bet
ter and bigger show than any which
has boon given by the gym class In
tho past. A complete program viii be
issued later.
, 1922-03-29
Athlete Begins
Strenuous Work

BOSTON. March ga hike from
Fort Pierce. Fla. to Boston. a tight
April II for the national amateur box
ing championship at 1856 pounds and a
run Of 25 miles April 10 for honors in
the American marathon road race
form the strenuous program Vincent
Kelly has set for himself. He mott
fed the Bosom A. A. today that he
began his hike from Florida last Mon
day.
, 1922-03-29
GOLF TOURNEY RESULTS.

PINEHuRST. N. C.-Mrs. NJ J..
Scammell OF UniontoFn. Pa. defeated
Miss Edith Cummings of Chicago. two
and one, in the semi.flnal match Of
the north and south golf champion
ship.
Miss Gienna Colett. OF Providence.
r. l.. won from Mrs. c. Eudelncker of
Arcola, by S and z and will meet Mrs
Scammoll in the finals tomorrow.
, 1922-03-29

Ho ~ ApbEN4NEA-
AT CHICAGO-Approximatciy IS
schools viii participate in the fourth
annual national interschohstic bxs
kethall tourney 10 be held April SIS.
Among western teams already accept
ed. is Greeley. Colo. while among
teams expected 10 enter arc Weston
high. Weston. Idaho. and Mlssoula
high. Nussoula. Mont.
, 1922-03-29
silver BAT AND BALL
POSTED FOR HOME RUN

READING. Pa. March 90 wn.
lam H Luden OF this city. has do
Eated a silver baseball and bat of
regulation size to the Reading Inter
nationals. to be awarded. to tho first
player who drives the ball over the
enter field wall In an International
eague game at the local park. Luden
nso has donated $500 in gold TO be
; awarded for home runs in the games
hhcduled for Reading this season.
, 1922-03-29
H TIE TDIDITME,C ID AHE Or cDNnTVAIN AIEVXIC III First
HI 1TAOOlVE y / AOE vi OI ON1uVO NEWOH OF
First IN NeI1s
OF All EUents

be turned away during tho meet just
ended The present rgmnasium-fs In.
adequate not merely for observsrs
but Is 50 snail thai only one basket
floor Is possible. which means thai
many students In Tho untverui.v ar
, 1922-03-29
Gibbons
Bout Arranged

ST. PAUL, MINI. March 3e-Bat.
tim ortega and Mike Gibbons. mid.
dleweights, have been matched to
meet in a ten round nodecislou con.
test here April s. II was announced
today.