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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-11
COURT JUDGMENT UPHELD
Judge Cole Holds Local Court Had
Jurisdiction in Crosbic Casc.

The recent district court judg-
ment against Roy Fisher, j. W. Fish
er and John Boiling for tl2,500 in
favor Of Mrs. Flske- -CrOsbie, was up.
held yesterday by Dist Judge Red
mond $. Cole, who denied a motion
brought BY counsel for the Fishers
and Boiling to set the judgmeu;
aside. Judge Coles ruling came
after a long legal argument lasting
most OF Thursday.
IL was Contended that the lOcai
court had no jurisdiction over the
Fishers, who live In Oklahoma City
for the reason that the jury's YER
dict was not directed against Boil
ing also. who lives In Tulsa, Mrs
Fiske- -Crosbie brought suit against
the Fishers and Boiling for $4,000
for Injuries she said she received
while motoring with Roy Fisher and
Boiling She claimed that the two
men were racing on Federal drive,
despite her protests. and that
smashup followed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-11
SHRINE CIRCUS
OPENS TONIGHT
Big Parade of II Acts
Will Precede the Open
ing Of Show

Doors will open at 1880 o'clock
tonight for the opening night OF
the shrine indoor circus at Fourth
and Elgin. The big brown top Is
ready. the show IL all here and the
band will begin to play when the
doors are flung wide and the crowd
and It's peanuts begin to file in.
True to type. the Shrine circus
is TO have "A big parade lust pre-
cceding the opening OF the first
show. This includes the Shrine
band and patrol, and all Of the
liaCts that go to make up one
of the biggest shows on earth to
paraphras. the weii-known slogan
and inserting At the same time the
qualifying phrase indoor" And In
the parade will be the lovely Lottie
Mayer and her famous bathing
beauties whose triumphant course
down Main street the other day was
followed by admiring scores OF peo-
pie.
The display OF the newest
rubber costumes by the bathing
beauties will be one Of the features
OF the show tonight. Each one of
self, according to those who have
seen the show and know. To climax
what is known will be a big evening,
there will be dancing after the show
until midnight.
Twenty thousand tickets to the
circus have already been soldTand
the Shrine is anticipating record
crowds every night. The show will
be given every night for a week,
with no exception OF Sunday and
there will be dancing every night.
There will be no matinees at all,
the management said yesterday. The
band will play several overtures
each evening before the show starts.
Tonight is Masonic night. Every
one will he eligible 10 see the show
that IL, everyone armed with tickets
but Masons are making a special
effort tn attend tonight and make
this their big night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-11
BIG CROWD HEARS
GREAT C0NTRALTO
Madame Homer Is En-
cored Generously at Her
Tulsa Appearance
BY LILfAN 9 rERkINs


Madame Louise Homer. famous
conttalto, repeated past history last
hlght at the concert lu which she
appeared by having fine house to
near her, an audience most en-
thuslaSuc and appreDiatIve. The
program was varied and sung ia
English, German and Italian, mostly
the fotmcr The first group by the
composers, Handel. Bach, Mondcls-
sohn and Haydn. were stately In
setting, typical uf these old masters
and given by Madame Homer with
perfect Interpretation and fine voice
II was the first number. an aria "No
far guerra Orom RInalioJ that
found most favor In this group.
The second group was sung IN
German, the last being the noted
ARA "omA Ia Giocondo,' the
suicide ara. Inquest neri Mo
menu' a favoritc Of the late Ma
dame Nordica and number In
which she scored signal triumph,
none less than the magnificent artist
Of last evening Madamc's dramatic
ability and brilliant Contralto was
also heard to fine advantage In My
Boy composition OF her hus-
band, Sidney Homer.
Encoscs were given generously and
especially delightful were My
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice tSamson
and DelilahD. Infinitely tender and
sung IN luscious tones was the Irish
Lullaby" Madame Homer leaves to-
day for Dallas whore she appears In
concert The concert last evening
was a number OF the Robert Boice
Carson concert course. Miss Eleanor
Scheib was tho able accompanies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-11
FRENCH BOXING
COMMISSION PUTS
SIKH ON ASHELF
Forfeits French Title and
Suspends Senegalese
Fighter

PARIS. Nov 1O.-Battllng SKI.
french SeneRalese negro, who won
the light heavyweight championship
OF Europe from Georges Carpenter.
4. lust plain Battling SKI today
MS title was cancelled and he was
barred from the prize ring for nine
months by the French boxing fed
Grafton because Of rough house tao
fi.s at tho ringside.
SKI has shown by his conduct
"that he Is not worthy to represent
France internationally" said the
f,d.ration's statement announcing
the Punishment OF the negro fighter
from the ring.
Considerable influence was exert
,I upon members Of the federation
hv news that the British government
would not allow sikh TO meet white
fighter on English soil
Francois Descamps, manager OF
Carpenter and NJ. Cuny. whom
sikh assaulted on wednesday night.
appealed to the federation for elem
rnty for the negro but was over
ruled. The president OF the feder-
alton wished to make Slkis period
pf exclusion from the prize ring two
yeors instead of nine months, but
finally gave In.
The meeting OF the federation
broke up at 3 o'clock In the morn
Iug. As sikh came out ne was asked
what he thought OF the decision.
"kll right let them take my IT,
uu." exclaimed the big negro. IL
don't care. II went to my head and
made me do some silly things, They
can't take away my name OF Bat
Ting ski. Plain Battling Sikh is
gooi enough for me"
Np,gs OF the decision was sent 20
the International Boxing union re-
guostlng all countries to boycott
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Harry Greb Demands
Shorter Fight at 0. c.

-, OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov 1O-
Harry Greb, who is under contract
10 defend his American ht-heavy-
weight title In a l2-round bout here
November II against Jimmy Della
ney OF st, Paul, has demanded that
me length OF the bout be reduced 20
10 rounds or be made a no-dec!sion
contest, Dan laSkey, promoter, an
rounced tonight. Lackey said he
had not yet framed his reply 10
treh, Delaney, a protege OF Mike
Gibbons, has won his last three
tights by knockouts, Harry Krohn
1i Akron being his last victim.
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Bixby and jerks
Clash Today in
Gridiron Battle

BiNby and Jenks high schools are
set and ready for their annual foot
ball clash, and both teams are
primed for their hardest game and
rivalry makes Il certain that the
battle will be one OF the bitterest
aud hardest fought OF the season
al BiNby.
Each year these two teams point
TO their annual battle and both
camps are claiming great aggrega-
tions. Followers of each team are
confident Of victory. according 20
word coming from both camps on
the eve of the game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-11

Charges Of fraud are being freely
heard regarding the final count Of
election returns and with an anN-
ious throng watching the count the
election board put in "A busy day
and indications are that they viii
continue the count far into the
night one box from kiofer, one
from Shamrock aud one from the
shannon district were the causes Of
that everything was not
right Il is alleged that these boxee
have been tampered with.
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Mamford Defeats shamrock.

o., Mdnnford high school defeated
shamrock high school II to in one
ot The fastest football games ever
zen on the local gridiron. Mann
ioEds goal was never in danger. as
..Ney carried the fight into Shamrock
tsrr r!tory, Ward for MannfOrd was
sasily the star Of the game. on end
runs he was a consistent gamer, get
"hs loose once for 70 yards.
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MILWAUKEE,, Wis, NovlO.-
haiph McKenna. 81. Paul. tonight
Won. from Joey Sanger, Milwaukee
teatherweight boxer, in the eighth
round OF 10-round bout when San
Eor hit his opponent low. unintent-
lonally committing a foul. The fight
was Sangor's practically all the way
up to the time the foul blow was
delivered.
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Turn Down X. X. *. OFFER.

ST, LOUIS. NOV. lO.--A donation
OF $4,000 made today by the St
Louis knights OF the ku-kluX Khan
toward the campaign fund IN prog
ress here for the benefit Of the Boy
Scouts, has been refused. It was an
Gounced this evening by the execu
tive committee In charge OF the cam
paigu
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Roner I,oscs to Harry Greb.

BUFFALO. n. Y. Nov. lO.--Hsrry
Greb OF Pittsburg won the Judges
decision over Captain Rob Roper OF
Roanoke, Va. in l2-round bout
here tonight. Greb, who weighed
l6S, conceded ~ pounds 10 his OPP
ponent. but had the lead all OF the
WAY.
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|. o. o. DIRECTORY
Cdo Fellows Hail ll4s south Boulder
AURORA LODUE No 80 a. o. y
Neots sysry Wednesday evening, 73s 0
"a.
". T. DADDY. n. q.
81 l. POuNDSTONE. Secretary
ruLsA LoDoE NJ. 30 / o. O ". meet,
every Tuesday evening 40.
rom GWlNN n q,
p MOORE Secretary.
TULSA ENCAArMENl 81 - l. u. o.
Meets on second and fourth FRIDAY of each
month at D. ~. ..
r "a FULLER scribe
TULSA REBEkAH NO 40 T. q o. y
Rssulai meeting first and thHi Frlda,
sFs sFs eARk4 eHakIf bGSf5 aVTfE sec /. o.
Usage 'si1'R.
TULSA CANTON NO. 10. l. o. O .
Patriarch Militant First Saturday each
Y. l. hoLTuE Capt
X II FULLER CLERK
ORDER or LOYAL SONS riiss Firssid,
No :, second ana fourth saturday ssch
hIym1NA EisHEh v.
every th'rd saturday ! ?, IN.
/. J. WRIGHT Guar
W. Nj. RICHARDS.
Atnistsr Of ReOoFdA
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WeIIs Outpoints TnIman.

ST, PAUL, Nov iO.--Billy Wells
welterweight hampton Of England,
easily outpointed Johnny Tillman
of Minneapolis, In their l0-round
bout here tonight, according to
neWspapermen.
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uouui 4ulri armofy Dancers tt
they so desire. may costume Jhcw.
SELVES lu aprons and uNrtulis and 900
addition 'u the regular dauDiur
p.H-fJm there viii Do, several spo.
.Iu| dances aud Uihuf entertainments
features civic clubs OF TuIu VllI lr
.uII about the Eus.uufa Women
Dluua plan. t1r q homo this vDrN no
uuUuIIN .UutNuoua 500 ono minute
speeches hN different member. uf 4
special Speakers corps. Doctor iuilD.
Mrs lI,i, Vor0y Miss Chluu MILLER.
Miss Adelaide Noichol Misc Marion
lvlu". Mise Ross UUuI1ud. Mics Ju
IuuA
club members VIII have lu upHur.
'un.N io study ur fr,suuu uu BOO
lUa.IsH. H,uoa1Uny parliamentary
fH ur conducted every week lnr club
Law. Iluu.u aud spanish ono ,Ii..e.
members 10y follow members tn.-
N,Dr DO vus announced hy Nil. tu
IHnl prugum chairman. MI.. chloe
MI.IuH viii Instruct Iu sfpunEIHuUF
Hnd Mrs. l.lh - Lindsey m pare.
"hm.NHIr law. \ vote ut lUuI,.Ut-
uUu So. voted to thc Cufty,lU..
hIu. club tlI their yuutIea.,s fn tine
IH"I .'uu F..la Misses Ethel Scott
jean tHu'gI aud jean Barker who
mot with t motor ear accident wry
tnIs mouth near CnUciyNlu.
Men Ur women Aus4tr may lo
N..usht io fhe next club dinner the
evening ut November % ct tho
t..I'" cup and business Vll, up uu.
journrl Tor uridE" and other social
features
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The Boulevard Of the Allies. cost
Ing S2.2OO.OO0, waA recently dedi-
Gated in Pittsburgh, Pa. in memory
OF the City's sons and daughters
who served IN the World war The
highway covers distance Of two
miles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-11
Neics OF Sdpuipd
Special to The world.
New Community Orchestra.

SAPULPA, Nov. IA new COM
munity orchestra is being developed
IN the city Much interest u being
shown in this organization which ls
the first OF It's kind here aud some
splendid concerts are ,Ssured the
public for this winter The orches.
ira which is being directed by u
w. Peterson, a musician ana leader
OF much experience and talent. will
mold It's first concert some time dur.
Ing the Christmas holidays.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-11

Farmers tn the vicinity ~ Sapul-
pa are urged 10 vacclnate their hogs
AKA nst cholera following an epl.
drmir Of disease among the hogs iu
the vicinity uf Mpccasin Tracks Or,
Il. T. Fisher Of the United states
bureau ~ hog cholera control is.
sued warning today. Very few 9TH
cr cases OF the disease have been
found In the county, although neg
roes IN this locality have lost about
i50 hogs In all.
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NrmI.lIcc Dny CcIt.hrnlInn.

Armistice day viii be properly DO.
served with drills by the Roscoe
Frye post Of the American Legion
followed 10y games aid other en-
tcrtainments
At the hour OF ~ whistles from
the fire station, Frisco yards and
Ice plant will blow three shriu
blasts. followed by bugle calls
Judge Gaylord Wilcox viii give q
lo.minutc address ON The Siguin.
,ance OF ArmistiCe Day"
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NOTICE

ruulishcd In Tulsa pnuy world l,u,cfn.
Dor p. n Hud 49, 1H.1 World pub.
NshlnE company puuIlshrrl
NOTICE go cos IkAt IrNg
Tho Board ~ Education ~ the city ~
Tulsa, tklH. viii receive scaled bids at
tIrIt ufnroH in tho central HIru ErhuuI
building up until Ig u't'urt noon Tuoa.
day November li l9lg. Tor the furnish.
IuE ~ aIl materials and tur pHrfor,u.
Hn." ~ Nll labor u the erection CON.
siruc'Iun nud completion NJ five two.
n'W"d unit school buildings 20 Dee Iu.
'Hirt a. the following schools kendall
s.ltnl whittier school pruu'ug aru.t B.
Emerson school luw,ll school Bud bun
bar school llia Will u|au Dee received on
certain grading ana sidewalks and ra.
gaining walls To- he located at Lowell
school. Jefferson school. psuge school aNd
Celia clinton school
hldH viii also be- received for certain
neat pipe covering ~ The supply mains
~ the iiurnV. Mann school.
Al 10 be iu accordance VITA the plans
end specifications which can be obtained
ut the offices ot GourEe Niukler archI.
t'ct ili.llt Palace building. Tulsa. OkIp.
Al bids must be- accompanied by u
certified check IN tho nuuuut ~ at least
o. uf IN" amount Uf such bid ~ u HuBt-
auto" ihHt tho bidder VIII enter into u
runtrurt satisfactory 90 the Board of Edu.
eaton ana their attorney, ana that he
VIII furnish bonds ~ required hy them
and the laws of tho state Of Oklahoma.
Tho board ~ education reserves the
night 20 reject any or all bids.
". 4. MARQUIS. president.
!. J, pESIIANE. secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-11
Ramona Defeated
Caney Team 1910

. CANEY, Kan. Nov. 1O.--Ramona
defeated the Caney high school team
ss TO 10. in The game played here
today.
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keferee' y. D. Howard, College OF
Emporia, Kansas,
Umpire: II. l.. Taylor, Kansas
normal school.
Linesman; NJ. A. Dunn, Wander
bit university.
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'ruLsA LODOh NJ. 30 q. O. w., meet,
every Tuesday evening 30.
TOM GWlNk N a.
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Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES rOR SALE

LlN..lu tIrf ..lH-s rrutIuoni eide cuf-
ttlus. xUl rubber. terms. See Mr Pope
90 lhuU's Mutor Co.. Fourth aud Egln.
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rrRtiY rlHsONAl

ANNOVNDIMEET
KINGS new ami used furniture. me s..
Boston. Phone itih.
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|. o, o. , DIRECTORY
Cdo Fellows Hall ligs south Boulder
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AURORA LUDUE No %. T. U. y.
Neots every Wednesday evening TaB o
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ORDER or LOYAL SONS riiss Firssid,
No !. second ana fourth saturday esch
month I ., m,
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21

program al the Community Church in
Gunnison Sunday.
Frank Wheeler passed thru with =
large bunch Of Mr.. Crews cattle en-
rOutefrom Walter Mergeln1an's ranch
20 the Crews ranch below town
Mrs II. r Trampe and children
have returned home. after spending
the winter in GunniSon, where the
children have been attending school
Bert Dollard Is feeding = large
bunch Of cattle 81 the Crooks ranch
The head lettuce game Is attracting
attention here We are shortly expect
ting the arrival of one of the represen-
tztives Of the Colorado Head Lettuce
association Several Of the ranchmen
here have agreed to put in several
acres of the head lettuce II is very
evident that in order 20 realize a
reasonable profit from our land we
must raise other crops besides hay and
cattle
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
o o o o o o o o o o O y o o o
o DOYLEyILLE q
o o 600 90 o o OoO o o q

Sews-Champiou Correspondence:-
Thursday April 20
FIN Mcdonald and wife were up
from MOutrose on 4 few days visit
J. J. Gregg and Wul- Swigart were
Up from GuHnison on business Wed
HesdAy.
Misses Eva Leonard Blanche Adarns
and Coral Leonard spent Easter in
Guuuis9n.
No cattle have been turned out yet
up this way. Everybody has plenty
Of hay. 30 let il storm.
Saturday passengers for Gunnison
were ChAs. ROwEsT. E.N. Martin. Alice
Mcdonald and Nr. and Mrs +. X. Me
Donald
r =. Stephenson, Jim Corbi;t, Zed
Scott ard several others are baling
hay. Several cars have been loaded
this week
Roads are dry and rough, except
where the dragging crew smoothed
them over. Waunita road is bare as
far as Greathouse, but the rest is drift
ed As much as five feet in places.
Contractors are waiting for the road
TO open to WaGnita 50 they can start
building operations. Work had TO be
stopped on the hotel last fall on ac-
count Of cold weather. Il viii be fin
ishct this spring as well as other i'm
pruycmcuts. Among them viii Be a
targc new swimming pool. surrounded
with modern dressing rooms, which
VIII be heated with hot water pipes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
} U U U D o o o o 0 Q
TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES Q
o o o o o o o o o G
Sexs-Charnpion corrsspondenee:S


Eldou Spann IS very III al his home
There are 2I pupils enrolled in the
kindergarten
Fifth and Sixth grade pupils are
have a new foot ball Of which they are
very proud
The Misses Aren't are going to
Grand Junction Friday to attend n
dinner given by the Extension club.
Mr.. Miller, the forest service man.
spoke 10 the Seventh and Eighth
grades recently on forest fire proiec-
tion. They are going TO give prizes
for the best compositions.
The Fifth and Sith grade pupils are
trying to finish 100 Of the Palmer
method drills by the end of the term.
They were taking standard tests at
the Colorado Street school last week.
and they also gave peanut showers to
their teachers.
The Eighth Grade and Freshmen
had track and field meet last Satur-
day at nine o'clock. The Freshmen
won The next quarterly event between
Eighth Grade and the Freshmen will
b. 4 series OF base ball.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
o o o q q o o
BALDWIN
Baldwin is IS miles northwes. of /,
Gunnison. at the head Of the
Ohio Creek Valley
o o o o o o o o 90 o o o O
. eWs-I Ihaunlnn lnrrnsnnrdenca Il


Tuesday, April IS.
School opened Wednesday with II
pupils enrolled.
John Ward left Saturday for Salida
TO spend few days visiting.
Ihos. Nesbith went 20 Gunhison on
Tuesday to attend to some business.
Jos. Zeilinger was a passenger to
Montrose Tuesday, returning Satur-
day.
Roger Springer was a Saturday
passenger 10 Gunnison to spend
Easter.
{. o. Anderson was a Tuesday pas
senger TO the county seat, having busi-
ness 10 attend to.
Life In Baldwin is, just one snow
after another. Our roads are break
ing up awfully slow this year.
DIR. Hanson Of Gunnison came up on
Tuesday 10 examine some men for the
mine. He returned on the train.
Sheri Hanlon came up on Thursdays
tram, returning Saturday. He was a
visitor at No. 3, and says the boys are
royal entertainers.
DIR. Hanson made a hurry call Sun
day 10 see Marjorie Patborsek who is
very i'll. At this writing she is much
improved.
Our old friend, ]. d. Jennings came
up on Tuesdays train and we had a
good, but all too short visit, as he re-
turned TO Gunnison on the same train.
Mrs. c. o. Anderson received
modern separator from her daughter,
Miss Ethel Anderson. Of Colorado
Springs. To say that Mrs. Anderson
is pleased, is stating it mildly.
Mrs. Peter Gardner went to Gunni-
son on Tuesdays train to visit her son,
James, who is attending the Normal.
James arrived Saturday to visit over
the Eastertide with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Doyle came in
Saturday to spend few days visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Pressler. Mr.
Doyle expects to locate on his home
stead in the Antelope district as soon
as the weather permits
The Busy Bee club held an enthusi-
astic meeting last Friday evening.
George Fry was present and definite
plans We're made for club work among
the boys and girls. Mrs. Gardner
gave talk on turkey raising in her
usual entertaining way. Several new
names were added to the membership
roll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21

little son. Gilbert, moved down TO the
valley from the Phelps ranch last
Sunday
Ms H l. Ebert and baby Ciaris
went west last Saturday morning for
month visit in Crawford and
HotchlIiss-
Mrs Henrietta Radeka came 10 the
valley this week for 4 visit with her
son. Clarence. and family, and other
relatives.
Viii Doren. ranger from the Blue
Mesa was IN the valley last week, get
ting some horses he had fed this win
ter on the Schecker ranch
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21

Tuesday. April =.
George Grafton Eas down the cree
ca bushes recently.
Charley Carr was over on the Pow
dsrhoru the other day.
Our county bridge. near railroaE
bridge 3S4A. Is almost completed
Mr.. Cook, who mas been working for
4. A Arlington, has left there
Walter Enbon, the deputy tax as
SCISSOR, was up visiting the Lake FORK
farmers last week
Mr. Arlington received some praiTle
dog poison last week, and two Of his
best horses got into u and he nearly
lost them
4. ". Croft took his wife to Gunni-
son 20 see a doctor. Since her return
t1p, Mrs. Croft has been improving
rapidly.