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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
TEST ALL GOLF BALLS
USED IN WESTERN OPEN
Association Head Secures De.
vice To Weed Out He.
cal Balls.
THy Assoclatcl I.ress-

CHICAGO. Aug. 2O.--oncial .os,
WI. u" made Of all the golf bal
uSrd IN tn" Western open Eolf chan
p!onship a. Oakland Huls club. p.-
,roit. this week. 1t was aunpiinc.d.
today by President Albert II. Gat,.
OF IA" W. g. ~ This action is not
due "a any suspicion Of players. .GI
OF whom are credited with a desire
:" live m To me regulations. vnirn
can ipr 4 ball Weighing not more
IMAM ~ ounces and being not less
than iI.12 inches in diameter
The decision 20 measure and weigh
All balls VAS decided on partly be-
cause the system was adopted at the
recent British open m,rt. and partly
h"cauSc "t q near miSadventure at
n" american open championship at
Halls Were Too SmnIl.
~ Skokie. several balls wer found
around the clubhouse. although nor
IN play That, we-e slightly smaller
wcr" called TO the attention OF tn"
persons In charge OF tho tournament
ana th"y IN turn showed tn" under
%iH"d balls to the representative of
I'M maker. who had brought them
u" IN" club for the use Of contestant ;
who desired them.
The agents OF the maker protested
tn"t ther. mus. b. some mistake. as
sandth OF an inch of the required
dimensions. The balls were tried
again by thermometer. and so clos
was the measurement that further
invest! gation a. the factory showed
that they had not received the final
coat OF paint. This layer of enam"l
made up for The missing fraction or
diameter, and the unfinished bali
were taken from the club. for ,hrv
might inadvertently fall into tn.
nandS OF a competitor. and apologize
were made by the manufacturer. Wh.,
had nnwtiiingly taken the pellets Ia
the links.
Has Testing Device.
PRESIDENT Gates has armed hims.If
win an official measure. which is "A
BRASS disc about two inches in diane
yer. weighing exactly l.G2 ounces. and
having hole in tn. center -
inches in diameter; any bail that viii
pass through tho hole is too small
I" be regal. and s.nv on. that Will
rnthh!ance the brass circle is too
heavy.
While, golf balls are said to he
standardized. they are allowed to b,
as light as feather and as iarse
as . pa!!oon, but they may not cX-
coed the avoirdupois or fall shor, nj
the volume fixed by the brass ring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21

taken Plant Juice" said Mr.. David
Roger. OF 562 South Nineteenth Street
Harrisburg, ia.
81 suffered with my stomach and
had the rheumatism. Tho FOOD alto
lid not agree with me. but would
nut me in misery with my stomach
had terrible rheumatic pains in ms
tack and down my legs, and ! had to
get up nearly every hour ut night
because OF bladder and kidney
In all my life ! never before rec
commended amy medicine. ana | guess
that shows What / thiuk Of Plant
Juice. since it Is the only one ever
recommended Plant Juice relieved
The rheumatism. II gave me a good
appetite. has enabled me TO digest
nay food right and put my bladdei.
ana kidneys IN good condition"
Plant Juice Is sold Ia Richmond at
rraglc'S Drug store In Petersburg
~ Morrison the Drug Man; IN Chase
City by the chase City Drug Co.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21

already begun turning IN votes. and
indications ar" that the race be
tween the fans 10 determine the ten
TO attend III" series vii bc equally
az close as the races in tn. biz
leagues. and as lizard fought as tn.
series Itself
Subscriptions To The Dispatch pa
pcrs Will be tn" basis on which the
contest will be- settled Nomination
blanks are being ymn, which cutitlc
tho nominee to 10000 votes to start
With each six months subscription
to either paper for carrier delivery
500 votes VIII be given. Mail sub
scription viii be worth $50 votes. all
TO he for no, more than SIN months
Votes will be printed daily IN the w O
editions.
Special subscription blauks will DO
issued ON application to the contes,
manager, on the ,uczzan!nc noor vi
Tn" Times Dispatch Building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
HAS ONLY ONE HAND, BUT PLAYS
BASEBALL LIKE BIG Lacquer

Especial 10 The Times DiSpa;ch.1
LfNCHBtRG, VA. Aur 2O.-In
carroll puld. enchanted mrs,
hasemam. the team at Rusthurg
Campbell County. has a baseball
marvel. for the player covers the
initial sack in an eXper, manner
while he hits tho ball about as we'll
as any other man on the strong team
winch represents the county seat.
Fell From Peach Tree.
When about years old. Guild fell
from peach tree and broke HE
right arm just Below the elbow
This became Infected. and /, had To
be removed about two Inches below
the elbow joint. ould uses the stub
To tit tn" m!ii To his left hand In
receiving Il throw from the intleli
he takes the bal! from any position.
Just as II he hsd two hands avail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
BABES TWENTY SIXTH
HOMER WINS FOR YANKs
Ruth Plays ''Put and Take"
With the White
lBy Nssocla,.I pr.,s

Ne" YORK. Aug. 2O-A dramatic
n .',, run by Babe Ruth with Vii:
ming. enabled The N.w York A,n.ri
cams to make II Tire" straight from
chicago b? a scOrc OF TO :. Ru,b
nhd "a day -! ups and downs In The
IfS' inning. he hit - home run with
,us"n on base, hut handed these two
runs back 20 Chicago In tho mira
"hcn MS nun enabled "alk and Nc
LIe!!an TO score. Ruth struck GU; in
NE laird ana beat out d bun; in Tho
nun. only 10 be caught mapping Ills
H't""d ho'n. run IN the ninth won
tho game for New YORK Al IN. c,d
OF ne gam. crowd Surgcd on tho
Nc!d and carried Ruth on the field
On It's shoulders. Ruth has HI, four
nome runs Ia tn. las, three days.
en-" mas advanced 10 twcnty-six.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21

able. To make a return throw tho
player tosscs the ball in the air
about iiftcen inches, slips his mitt
off under his right shoulder and
throws as quickly as il he had both
hands.
He gets rid of tho NIT; so quickly
that often /, is done before "A fan
Watching him can see the movement.
ouid not only covers the initial bag
clcVerly. hut he throws we'll. ana his
hitting IL around 300 for the sea
son. When he stands at the bat he
faces the pitcher with his left hand
gripping the stick. which rests on
the stub OF the right forearm. and
when he hits he uses the stub 10
give the stick force, so that he hits
about as hard as the average ANA
teur. Ould is big attraction wher-
ever the RuStbIrg team DiaNS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
$4,000 PEOPLE WATCH
GIANTS TRIM THE CUBS
Chicago Fans Hurl Apples.
Bottles and Cushions at
Umpire.
Z By Associated Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 2O-Ncw York
made il TWO out Of three from CHI
cago ,oday by winning the final game
81 the series mere. to :. before moro
IMAM 5000 persons. The three-gaInc
series was SAID 20 have drawn close
I" $4,000 persons. the largest number
I" attend u series between National
i."hsu" clubs in Chicago In years
me decisions OF Umpire Mccormick
HHrinR TIE rally when he called both
ii"a'hcnt" and Grimes out OF, strILcY
"nS'r"d III" crowd. md apples. cush-
ions and bottles were thrown at him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
WILLS TO TACKLE
JACKSON TONIGHT
IKy Unlrrl Nnw.s

NEW YORK. Aug 2O.-liarry Wills
tackles the FIRST O! IN. Iacksons ~ -
Twelve round no-dcciSiOn workout nj
newark Monday night. Ills opponent
isfa negro heavyweight named Bind
ny JackSnn with a string OF knock
CUTS as long as list OF tax dclIn-
pucntS. none OF the victims hciu,r n,
all prominent. however
TWO weeks h.nC" the challenger OF
Jack Dempsey Is 10 NEE; Tut Jack
son "i ONO. who became slightly
famous by pott!nr old Than Innr-
iord FOR the count OF ten months ago
wills sti!l hopes that the Dempsey
ishi may be arranged for this fall
III one OF tho opcn-a!r clubs here.
preferably at the Polo Grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
NORWICH RETURNS
TO THE TRACK TODAY
IRN I,nitel News

SAitAToiA SPRINGS. y. Y. Aug
2o,-bcniamtn Rlock's crack Swear
pa MofNich. VINO was twice defeated
by Whiskaway this season, returns
|" IN" track Monday. for the iirst
Time since IN" running of the Ken
tucky Special.
Norwich is entered IN Il seven fur
long handicap against r!ilory. Win
ner OF the Prcakncss: surf Rider
u promising youngstcr. and six other
good horses. This race should put
him In line shape for the Saratoga
special to be run next Saturday. IN
which Norwich will meet Whiskawg-
and kaiSang. topnotcherS OF the -
Near-Oll division.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
ROOKIE BEATS JOHNSON
fRv Assoc!ated Press-

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2O.-Danlel
Hoonc long. lRuky recruit. from the
southern Association. outpitched the
Ectcrau Walter Johnson today IN
twelve innings. and Cleveland won
from washington. TO g. Boone won
his own game In the twelfth with n
single after there were two out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
White sox sign Three f,nsher..

LUTTE. MONT, Aug 2O.-fTarry
oswal. pitcher: Leo Taylor short
stop. and Tom Jovich. first base
man. playing in the local miners
baseball league. have signed con-
tracts {" report at The chicago
Americans training camp ncN,
sOrine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
REDS TAKE PAIR
IRv Nssocintrd PresE !

CIHCfNNATl. Aug. .0.-The Reds
strengthened their hold on the hrst
division today by winning both games
OF double header from Erooklyn.
Two big batting rallies off Grimes
CAV" IN" homo team plenty O! runs
In the first game. The second game
was a close ba,tl" between Rixcy
md CEdore Tn. score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
Sout ,crn Association Results.

Nasty he, 9. Atlanta. ..
Chatta n"oga. Is: New orleans. ..
Memph :. 2; Mobile. ..
Little Rock Eirmingh M not SEIZED
ulcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
AMELIA TAKES THIRD
GAME FROM CREWE
-srcc,ol 20 The Times-Dispa,chN,

INOFClII 20 ] 1T TIIItS- DISIIdIVIl.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA. Aug
20-Amcl!a defeated Crewc Satur
day on tho home grounds In one OF
the fastest games OF the season.
Blnnton's hitting for Amelia was the
outstanding feature OF the game
getting three hits ont OF four times
up. Ercnanman pitched one OF the
best games OF the season. striking
out eight men. and after tho first
inning he had Crewc at his mercy.
Score by innings: Il. II. T.
Amelia ...... 900 900 0l0-3 s .
crcwc ....... 200 900 000--2 d 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
BrnvrS Bent Scmiprus.

W HEELlNG. w. VA, Aug 20
Meidclhach. twlri!ng tor the Bauers,
u local semlprofcss!onal club held
the Boston Nationals to 1--WE hits in
an exhibition game here today, hut
the braves won tn !. y wild
throw in the seventh gave Boston two
runs. liulihan. pitching for Boston
also allowed fly. mis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
View Record for Wei,.mu,Icr

T'EOKIN, II.I.. Aug. YO..-JNhunv
Wclssmulles broke his own worlds
record in the 500 yard swim hero
i9day' when he did the distance In
SIN n,ii'"tes lortS-onc and twO-iifths
seconds. :our seconds better Than his
former mark. The record was rs-
tablisheh IN the official central A. A
l. meet. " "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
MuShinEtOi.

:, '"l"'"t p"Sc HIS pcak'r'
Harris. stolen bascs-Ricc. Lamott".
Sacrifices Wood Double
plays--Harris. pecilinpaugh and
Judge; Stephenson. Sewell and Nc
Innis: Scwcll, stephenson and Me-
lnnis. Left OH baseS-CIevcland q:
Washington. :. Bases on balls-off
johnson. 4: off Boone. 3 struck out
by Johnson. .. Hit by pitcher-by
Johnson Gamicsou). Empires. Con-
molly a. ! Guthrie Time. 2:25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
CARDS RALLY AND WIN
~ Associated prnee

- .N8-''!II'I T'f"SS.
- LOUIS. Aug. eG.-Overcomiu- q
d ~" '"hd. the Cardinals today
ihtt"d thre" Philadelphia pitchers
.HrH taxing Tho last and odd game
20 nc series. 10 6 Roth teams had
""''"rs on the mound. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
Cincinnati.

(2), Johnston. Schmandt 90. Three
base hit-FonscCa. stolen bases
Burns. Sacrilccs--D aubert. fonscca
(2). P!nclli. Griffith. High. Double
play---Daubcrt to Cavency to RiXry TO
Cavcney. Left on baseS-Brookly
Is: Cincinnati. y. Bases on bnlis-on
KiXcy. !: off Galore. 4. struck out
by Rixey. /: by Cadore, ,. Empires
Hart and O'Day. Time $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGUES SET FOR DASH FOR PENNAN M
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
No games scheduled.
STANDING OF CLIinS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAS,
Richmond at Rocky Mount.
Wilson Mt Norfolk.
Portsmouth MT Newport >rvs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
BELIEVES HE MAY
LIVE TO AGE 1O2
Aged Man Feeling Fine Since
Plant Juice Relieved His
Stomach Trouble.

Il ann s. years old ana think
have chance 10 equal my fathers
age. who lived To be 1902. because
I'm surely feeling fine now since I've
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
STANDING or CLt,Us

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
H"ston nj Pittsburgh.
Only game srhrduIr,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
Negro Team. p,,y T,,,o,

tn" Richmond Stars and the ROYAL
stars. both colorcd baseball teams.
yin clash this afternoon on Nlnvo
Island Park diamond at { o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21

''N'''0
Ran FOR smith in ninth.
Eatt"d tor kaufmanu- in eighth
:Ran for Miller In ninth
sha;i"d FOR AIdr!dgc in ninth.
Scor" hy innings: r.
N"w York " 600 Odl ann :;
Chicago .... 900 100 n2G 4
SuMmar! Two-bas h!ts--Kauf-
mann, Smith. krug. Bancroft. Callag-
nan. HON" -uns-Grimes. Smith.
kruS. SacrinCc-t;roh. Double plays
- bancroft "a Kelly: Groh. Frisch TO
Kelly Left on buscS--Ncw York. i.
chicago. .. Bases on balIs-of
scott :; oT Kaufman. J. Of Jon
nard /. Strucl; out-by kaufnaun.
3 hy Scott. =; by Jonnard : Hits
OF scott : IN : none on. in elghinl 4:
on Jonnard. ; ia .; of Kaufman. >
IN :. of Aldridgc. ! IN l. hi By
Winning pltch"r- Scott. Losing p.tci-
"r--kaufnaun. Empires Mcror-
mick ana Rigler. Time, 2:O7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
hI"nEo, !; New York. =.
cincinnati, I9--i; Bro0LI>n, "a,
-. Louis. 80 I'hiludcIphIn, g,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21

WHERE TIIEY PLAY TODAY.
~. Louis mt Philadelphia
Detroit ut uoston.
M others schedule,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
International L.. .gnc Results.

dorsey tIty. 1T: IIuffalo, IT.
Baltimore. rs; syracuse. 81.
Newark. 81; Toronto. ~.
Reading, s. Rochester. IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
American Association RcsuIts.

Louisville, go; Minneapolis, 10
Columbus. IL: Milwaukee,. s.
Toledo. Id: Kansas City. 81.
Indianapolis, =; ST. Paul, l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
TWO FIGHTS BOOKED
FOR JOE BECKETT

SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 2O.--Joe
Beckett the English hcavywe!Sht
hghtcr. Is reported TO have signed ar
ticIeS OF agreement TO fight Frank
"ran. the American pugilist. and
orEcS Carpenter. the Frcnchman,
London, this fall. The bout with
A.oran. 1t Is said, will take place
about September 30. and that with
Carpenter at the end OF October
Tigers win Exhibition.
NEW HAVEN, CONN. Aug. CO.
Erratic fielding throughout hclped
the Detroit Americans to victory
ny score OF to 2. over the New
Haven Eastern League team here this
afternoon.
score: r. II. T.
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. IL
5
Hattcries-Colc and Manion: Stry.
kcr Woodward and Hargravcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21

ley. Mann. Leslie. Thrce-basc hit
Parkinson. stolen bases-Wright-
stonc. Walker. Sacrlace-I.avan
Double plays-Mokan and Wright
ton Left on ascs-Philadeiphiu.
10; st. Louis. s. Bases on balls---orf
i'rrtica. >: OFF O. Smith. =: OF Sin
Ei"t"n. >: off Wcncrt. l. Struck on.
ny Pcrtica. .: by Pfcficr. 5; by -.
nth Nth II; by Weinert, !. Iiits-off
crtica. . in ! Ia; of Barfoot in
go; OFF Pfcffcr. in 3; OF q. smith.
in . Ia; off Singleton. none IN / /:
on Wcinert. > in %. lit by pitch :
'r-by pfchcr 1Wnliams). wild
ptchcS-fcrt!ca. G.. smith. Wcinort
. INNING pitcher-Prefer. Los
'nS pitcher cincrt. umpircs. Mo-
lan ana llmialcN. Timc 2ln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, q; ChicnEo. -
Washington, %; Cleveland, = a. in
ninEsb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21

Totals .... 81 10 IA 81 Is
Score by innings
Brooklyn . $50 900 100
l'i-csy-n.; onn

Summary: Two base hitS-Duncan
Koush, Fonscca Threc-b hit
Dauhert. stolen bases-Rurns 90
Roush. Cavency. Huneling. Grimes
acrifcrS-Dauhcrt PIn"ili. Double
plays--Donohue ~ Cavency 10 Dau-
bert: Burns 10 Cnvensy: Hungling 10
Johnston: Wheat 10 Johnston 10 OIL
son. Left on bases BROOKLYN. 3:
Cincinnati I. Bases on ballS-off
Donohue. !; off Grimes. 3. Struck
out-hy Donohu". /; hy Grimes. ..
H!ts-om Grimes. i2 in :: off Dcca
tar ! in /. Hi by piicher-by
Grimes (Cavcncy. -. Losing pitcher
-Cir..ncs Empires. ODay and
IIart. Time. AZ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21

:or SCOTT in eighth

FbNIttU !VI SVVEC N cigEtN.
Score by innings. r.
Chicago ~ 400 600 0O0-5
New York ........... col 600 lO3--7
Summary: Three base hits--lIoop-
cr r!pp Home runs-Ru,h t@D.
stolen bascs-p!pp. StrunK Sacrifice
scott double play--Ward. Scott
and r.ul i.lf' on bases Ncy York;
.: chicago. .. Bases on bsi!s--oH
MAYS, .. or iIoyt . OFF Faber. 3
struck oUt-hy Mays. !: by Hoyt. .;
by Fab"r. = Hits--off Mays In =:
OF Hoyt. in u Hit by p!tcher-by
FaDcT ,Scnangl. Wild pitch-Faber.
Winning pitchei-Hoy;. Empires Di-
nccn and HildcbraaJ. Time. = hours.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-11-05
SGRFACE SilvER-lEAD
 NUGGETS ARE ON EXHIBIT

PHOENIX. Nov. Five hundred pounds Of silyerlead nuggets from He Corneiia-Gunsight Glory Hole have been brought 10 Phoenix for an exhibition in the mineral department during the Arizona state fair.
 The nuggets Nere obtained at Gepths ranging from two 60 10 feet. Other ore samples representing vary ing depths will be placed in the ex- h;bit. Excellent results showed in assays Of ore samples sent to Fl Paso for that purpose. The Cornelia Gun sight property comprises 10 claims, IS miles west Of Ajo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-11-05
AUTO DRIVER. AND

PHOENIX, oct. 3I.-G. r. BullarI. r".eree Of Mondays all-Arizona road race and Arizona representative Of I.e American Automobile association beard of control. announced, following aI investigation today. that he dis oraliiieI. the ,ar driven by Lawson Kitchener. of Phoeu'x which finished fourth in the race and had bar~ed Mi cheuer and ]. X. Allen, his mechani c'an. from further participation in races under the auspice of the Ameri- can Automobile association.
 The action was taken. Nr. Bullard said. when testimony brought out at the hearing this morning. revealed that the car driven by Kitchener was TO; in the state on October l. as was prov ided for in the conditions of the
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-11-05
FUNERAL OF AUTO WRECK VICTIM IS
 HELD IN TUCSON

TUCSON, Oct. 31.-The funeral of Howard F. Diliman, who was killed in an automobile collision on the Ben. son road Saturday afternoon. took place yesterday afternoon from the Reilly Undertaking company. Dill n.ans mother and father. MT and Mrs. II. C. Dillman. were here from Ccurtland. Arizona. for the funeral. Dillman was a brother of Chris Dill. man. proprietor of the barber shop at I?1 East Congress street
 The collision in which DilImsn was irstantaneously killed occurred On Saturday afternoon this side of Benson His mechanician, Joe Diaz. was only slightly injured The car turned over twice before landing in 2 ditch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-11-05
LIVESTOCK AND RANGES

PHOENIX. Nov. For the first time since early autumn precipiia- ton of importance occurred Saturday and Sunday over the principal graz ing section of Arizona and weste n New Mexico Photographic reports t9 n. weather bureau indicate an aver .aee of three quarters of ar inch of rain or melted snow :ell over the area named The stock situation has improved materially since last week. ;he water supply being substantially increased in some sections and dry tarks partially rerilled Unusually lew temperatures in tn" north central section Monday morning added 10 th.- discomfort of stock; a temperature of , degrees above zero Monday morn ins at Flagstaff is thought to be tho lowest of record for October
 Though threatened by storm an.l frost, the cotton fields came tlrougl the weather disturbances unhurt.
 Picking continued uninterrupted ex- ccpt that the cool mornings and earl i-r evenings have so shortened the vnrkinS day as to curtau noticeabl: tke capacity cf mos; pickers. R.. ports from several sources agree that in those districts where the proximity Of the water table has caused rank vegetative growth th lnlls are very slow to open and but a small per cent of the crop gathered Nhere conditions are normal the first picking or bottom crop is harvested and in not q few instances substan- ,.al leadway on the middle crop has been made. Ciayson grape fruit are coming in faster than average: the seeGless variety is yet too green for shipping. Some alfalfa is being cut {. the first Of the maize is appearine while winter grain is coming on sat isiactorily. II is possible that con- siderable loss may accrue to the DO. tsto crop in the Flagstaff section as a result Of the recent cold weather Previous to it's occurrence the crop was reported good both as to quality and quantity. Peas for winter use have a good start in the Yuma see ton and some grape fruit are being shipped.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-11-05
LEGION COMMANDER
 ISSUES PROCLAMATION
To the Citizens of Arizona:

IL was four years ago that the citi- zenry and armed forces of the Uni ted States. prompted by the spirit of Victory, declared holiday on Novem- Der llth to celebrate the cessation of hostilities and the termination of the most terrible conflict in the history og humanity-the World War Armistice Day ranks second only to ,Le Fourth of Jnly in the hearts of Americans. as day for Thanksgiving and celebration-as day symbolizing the victory of the cause of Democracy over injustice and oppression-the Cody justice of Right over Might. Armistice Day has been declared . legal holiday by the Legislature of Arizona. but more truly let it he q holiday prompted by the hearts of all Americans. Let the worries and tu- mutt of business and industry be for gotten for the day let all of the citi- zons of Arizona join in celebration.
 The American Legion in Arizona, representing the ex-seryice men and women of the World War. most earn es,ly asks that all places of business bo closed November 1lth and that the celebration and observance of Armistice Day be entered into by the entire citizenry of the Great State Of Arizona.
 CELoRA A;. STODDARD. Commander American Legson. De partment oi Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-11-05
FOUR PERSONS HURT
 DURING FESTIVITIES
 HELD AT STATE FAIR

PHOENlX. Ariz. Oct @l - Three rodeo contestants and woman para chute jumper were injured during the course of today's program at the Ari- zcna state fair.
 Miss Fladys Roy. member of tray cling airplane troupe. was thrown into a ditch when she made her descent from the plane in front Of the grand stand. She will be unable to perform again for several days. physicians stated
 Checkers" Bernard. of Abilene. Tex. suffered a broken hand and se- were decorations when a steer fell on inn during the bul!doeeing contest.
 Johnny Maggert. of Elko. Nev.. was loss seriously injured in the same contest.
 Walter Cline. of Prescott. Ariz., broke an ankle when he was thrown from his horse during the pony ex- press race.