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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-14
Boy Dies as Result of
Being Kicked by Horse

AKRON. Ind. July Is. - Kicked
I'm the head by a horse from which
ne had been thrown. Joseph +.
Camp, Is. son Of Samuel Camp. Of
near Akron. suffered a fractured
skull and died an hour later. The
accident occurred Wednesday while
the boy was riding a horse TO
pasture.
Aetna Cleaners Hats, Garments
cleaned. l.. 2376-adv.- 194.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
AFTER KILBANE'S SCALP
BY BOB DoRMAN

NEW YORK, June Eugene Cri-
qui, French featherweight champion
is coming to America, seeking a
fight with Johnny Kilbane. Pep
per" Martin, here already. because
here's where he belongs, wants a
fight with Johnny, too.
Al Lippe, the boxing manager,
who's seen Eugene perform. says he's
the best man Europe has produced
since Jem Driscoll: also a rarity for
a European pugilist-aggr He
knocked out Joe Mandel when Joe
was at his best weighing 1877 pounds.
though himself only 111b. He's 5
feet 71s inches tall: therefore very
thin; wire sinews and steel muscles.
''All | want to fight Kilbane for is
his title" says Pepper" Give me
the articles to sign and 81 to make
them binding, and Johnny can have
the rest
Experts say Peppers" defense is
not impregnable nor his Jaw invul-
nerable but that his punch is as So
porific as poppies and that he has
one in either mitt. He's 5 feet s -
inches tall and weighs 126 pounds.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Sylvester Leaves
Town Before Bout
With Mike Signed

Young sylvester and Mike Doyle
were almost matched for an eight
round yesterday afternoon. but Syl-
YES left Phoenix on the 6 o'clock train
and the bout blew up. George Will
son was anxious to get Sylvester into
the ring with Mike on return bout
and Matchmaker Mccoy agreed to
use the bout as an eight round special
to the Lynch johnson main event.
Sylvester was agreeable to the bout
and Mike was willing. but before the
articles of agreement were signed
Young Sylvester left town.
Mccoy stated last night that he had
closed the bout and could not under
stand why sylvester left town in such
hurry. However Mccoy immedi-
ately got in touch with Fred Nu-
markle who is handling Sylvester and
negotiations are on again for the
Sylvester-Doyi bout. Mccoy still
has hopes that he can bring the boys
together next Tuesday night and he
is working on Neumarkle with every
confidence that Sylvester and Mike
will appear in an eight-round bout
next Tuesday evening.
Mike feels that he can stop Syl-
vester if given another chance Syl-
vester stated yesterday that he was
willing to meet Mike in a return bout
and had agreed to the terms offered.
His sudden departure without noti-
fying Mccoy that the bout was off
delayed the plans for tuesdays card.
but Mccoy hopes to have the special
event Strengthened out today.
In the meanwhile the Capital City
matchmaker is proceeding with ar
a n
has signed several good preliminary
bouts and in the even. Sylvester does
not return to meet Mike Doyle Mc-
Coy says he will get a suitable OPP
ponent for the local pride.
Johnson is working with Red Mill
burn at Bisbee In preparation for his
bout with Jack Lynch and Jack is
working at Prescott. Both boys will
be in town Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Tiger Kline Is
Working Daily
For Ellis Bout

Phil Moore, manager and trainer
of Tiger johnny Kline stated last
night that Kline is working out every
day at Riverside park and promises
that the fighting welter will be in
first class shape for his bout with
Wildcat ELS at the Legion arena on
June %.
K.line's reputation on the coast
rates him as one of the best welters
in the west. He beat Marty Farrell,
who was recognized as the KearnS'
bid for Britton's crown. Kline also
defeated Dynamite George and Steve
Dalton. Kline was going too fast to
line up with the welters and he has
been battling middleweights to keep
busy. Wildcat Ellis is the first well
ter to face Kline in the southwest
and Johnny promises TO show his
real worth when he meets the Miami
boy
Wildcat Ellis has not worked in
Phoenix since he lost sensational
six round bout to Battling Scotty.
ELS beat Scotty for five rounds and
the Phoenix Mex stopped him in the
sixth. Scotty turned the same trick
two times. Last winter ELS beat
Scotty in 10 rounds at Juearez and
fought two IS round draws with Rus
sell Chambers. He lost a fast ten
round bout to Red Milburn at Miami
a few weeks ago.
The preliminaries for this card
have not been announced, but the Le-
gion matchmaker will have the com
plete lineup ready for the fans to-
morrow.
Kline is working at Riverside park
daily and ELS will be here the early
part of next week to start work
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Big Jess Willing
To Battle Champ
If Terms Are OK.

LOS ANGELES. June 14-Jess
Willard is willing to meet Jack
Dempsey in a return match for the
worlds heavyweight championship
OF the squared circle.
So the big Kansas rancher, oil
magnate and ex-champion informed
a newspaper man when cornered in
his home in the Hollywood district
here.
Il would meet Dempsey IL we
could come to terms, the scribe
quoted Willard as saying. Jack
Kearns. (Dempsey's manager) and
have talked over the terms of an
other match. but we have not come
to any definite understanding yet"
Willard said he probably would
spend the greater part of the summer
here, but would make trip East to
look after his oil interests in Kan
sas. During his stay in the East. be
said, he might enter into arrange
ments with Tex Rickard, the pro-
moter. and Kearns for bout with
Dempsey
Willard intimated that the question
OF gate receipts of such a match
would not stand as barrier to his
signing the articles.
1t is generally reported here that
Willard has been in training since
his arrival from the East several
weeks ago
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
CoUeleskie Holds
Red .Sox To 3 Hits

CLEVELAND, June 14.-Cleyeland
punched its four hits with Collins
only base on balls and won a pitch.
ers' battle from Boston. Coveleskie
held the Red Sox TO three hits.
Stephenson, Cleveland second base
man, win be out OF the game several
days having had his right thumb
smashed by pitched ball
Score: Z II Il
Boston ... 000 coo 000-0 8 0
Cleveland -. zoo 001 00x-3 1
Batteries: W. Collins and Chaplin;
Coveleskie and O'Neill.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Cheese Champ Is
Trying To Break
Into Game Again

BOSTON, June 14.-Marty Killilea,
manager of Johnny Wilson. middle
weight champion. said tonight that
he was ready and willing To sign a
legal contract to let Wilson box any
legitimate contender for his title.
Harry Greb preferred.
This. he said, will prove to the
public that Wilson is not trying TO
evade meeting with Greb. light
heavyweight champion of America :
Referring to the recent announce
ment of the New York boxing COM
mission that il Wilson did not agree
TO meet Greb before June 90, the
commission would take action to de-
clare Wilson's title forfeited. he as
serted that he had signed under du-
ress" the contract with Tex Rickard
for Wilson to fight Greb and that the
contract was IAN illegal document"
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
.TONNEMAN WILL.
PHOE: NIX.
bASE: BALL TEAM

C. r. Tonneman, former big league
star and one of the best known base
ball players in the Southwest viii
| have charge of the Phoenix Regulars.
The board of directors and execu-
tive officers of the new Phoenix base
ball club met yesterday and agreed
that Tonneman was the man for the
position of playing captain and coach
of the new organization that will rep
resent Phoenix on the diamond this
season
The officers of the new organiza
ton are:
Directors-F. P. Trout( state sur
veyor generaD, DR.. Kimball Bannlster
and Judge De Sousa.
Secretary-A. c.. Anderson (secre-
tay of the Home Builders.)
Treasurer-George Barnum imam
ager Phoenix Tent and Awning COM
pany)
Manager-Sam Haldiman.
The lineup of the Phoenix ReGu-
lars will be ready for announcement
tomorrow. The first game will be
played at Tucson Sunday and the
following Sunday the Regulars will
play Miami at Riverside park.
A series of local games have been
arranged for the holidays. Tucson
will come here for a game after July
4. The manager is negotiating with
San Diego and Los Angeles teams
for games the latter part of the sum-
mer and the local team will make
trip to the coast before the season
closes.
Riverside park will be the home
grounds of the Regulars for local
games. The officers are anxious to
get the fans and business men to get
behind the team both morally and
financially. Any fan desiring to con-
tribute to the club can send sub
scription to the secretary or treasurer.
Captain Tonneman has not com
pleted his lineup. but he expects to
have his club in shape for Sundays
game. Tonneman will be the regular
catcher and will coach the players.
Tonneman has a big league record
that is ample recommendation of his
ability to pilot semi-pro club. He
broke into the minors in 1905 and
played three years in the Western
league. He spent the seasons of 1908
and 1909 with Nashville in the South
ern Association and went to Toronto
in the Eastern League in 1910. He
was sold to Jersey City in 1911 and
finished the season with the Boston
Americans. In 1912 Tonneman was
traded to the New York Yankees and
was farmed out to Vernon in the
Coast league in 1913. He played with
Salt Lake in 1914. was traded to To-
peka in 1915 and retired from pro- |
fessional baseball in 1916. He has
been playing semi pro ball for sew |
eral years and was offered berth |
with Salt Lake City this season. For
the last two years Tonneman has re-
sided in Phoenix. but has not been
active in baseball circles. but he did
not lose interest in the national pas
time and has been a close follower of
local games as well as the major
races.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Milwaukee Speedboat
Sets Worlds Record

MILWAUKEE, June IA Mill
waukee speedboat, Peggy II, owned
and driven by Fred Schrem. this af-
ternoon established new worlds
record in the 7O5 hydro plane class
making an average speed of 46 miles
an hour in ten mile race. The lit
tie speed demon made the four laps
of the 21a mile course in IS minutes
and five seconds. The race was the
feature of the national power boat
regetta held here today.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
S|SLER' 8 HOMER
WITH BAGS FULL
DEFEATS SOL ON

ST. LOUIS, June IA The SEN
ators took a five run lead on the
Browns in their first game here to-
day. and lost when Sisters homer in
the sixth, with bases full counted the
locals ahead for final score of to
6. Pruett who finished the flinging
for the Browns is credited with a no.
hit victory. Picnich, Senator'S
backstop, was banished for protest
ing Umpire Moriarity's decisions.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Walker Knocks Out
Eleventh Home Rur,

CHICAGO, June 14-Chicago de-
feated Philadelphia, 6 to 5, in a
free hitting contest today. C. Walker
of the Athletics drove out his elev-
enth homer of the season. Ernie
Johnson was hit by pitched ball on
the elbow and had to retire from the
game.
Score: r.. III. II.
Philadelphia 100 101 02o-5 IL L
Chicago .....101 130 00x-6 IA 4
Batteries: Heimach and Perkins;
Faber and Schalk.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Seattle 8; Los Angeles Z.
Salt Lake Oakland-rain.
Vernon L; Sacramento 8.
Portland /; San Francisco 4.
Today's Games
Seattle at Los Angeles.
Oakland at Salt Lake.
Vernon at Sacramento.
Portland at San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
New York Giants
Widen Lead With
Corsair Shutout

NEW YORK, June 14.-New York
widened its gap over Pittsburg to
five games today, crushing the sec
ond place Pirates, 13 to 0.
The Giants hammered out Is hits
for total of SO bases. Five were
home runs, two of them by Snyder in
successive times at bat, while Meusel
raped out his seventh home run of
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Robinson Shifts
Dodgers Lineup
Shut Out Cards

BROOKLYN, June 14-vance
pitched shut out ball today and
Brooklyn took the first of the series
with st. Louis, to o. The Dodgers
punched hits off Pfeffer in the fourth,
fifth and sixth innings. Manager Rob-
inson shook up the home team today,
sending Olson to short and Mitchell to
first. The change worked WELL Olson
fielding brilliantly and Mitchell poll
ing out time three bagger Score:
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
sTRANGELR WINS AGAIN

MINNEAPOLIS, June IA - Ed
Stranger Lewis. retained his
worlds heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship here tonight by defeating
John Freberg Swedish champion in
two out of three falls. Lewis Sc
cured the first fall in 81 minutes
Freberg won the second fall, tossing
the champion in 10 minutes and s
seconds. The third went to Lewis
after minutes and As seconds.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Joe Thomas Wins
Shrine Speedway
Race At Frisco

SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-Joe
Thomas won the Shrine automobile
speedway classic at San Francisco
speedway San Carlos, this afternoon,
driving the $50 miles in / HON. %
minutes and "a 1-5 seconds.
Roscoe Sarles was second. Art
Klein, third; Pietro De Paolo, fourth.
and Ralph De Palma, fifth.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Totals ...... 32 0 S "a 6
xBatted for Lavan in 9th.

Summary: Two base hits: McHen-
ry, AiEsmith, Pfeffer, T. Griffith,
Wheat. Three base hits: Mitchell
Double play: High, Johnston and
Mitchell Base on balls: Off Vance
5. Struck out: By Pfeffer, s; by
Vance, s.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

zzBatted for Wright in 9Th.
Washington ...... III 020 000-e
st. Louis -. ...... 100 006 00x-1
Summary: Two base hits: Nc
Manus. Price, Tobir Home runs
Rice, Sisler. Double plays: Harris
Peck and Judge. Base on balls off
Johnson Z; Erickson 2: Bayne 1;
Pruett l. Brilliant i. Struck out by
Johnson 8; Erickson 2: Bayne 8;
Wright 1; Pruett g. Hits off Bayne
in 3 innings: off Wright 4 in g.;
off Pruett 0 in 3; off Johnson in
2-3; off Brilliant 0 in 0: off Erick-
son in 21-3. Losing pitcher,
Erickson.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

Summary: Two base hits: Young.
Three-base hits: Young. Home runs:
Meusel, Snyder 2. Groh, Douglas.
Stolen bases: Bancroft, F'risch.
Double plays: Traypor Hammond
Douglas /. Hamilton 2 Struck out;
By Carlson I, YeHowhorse /. Hits
off Carlson, 8 in 8 la; off Hamilton,
$ in 2-3; off Yellowhorse. l in l.
Losing pitcher: Carlson.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Totals. .....s s2 2 8 "a s
xBatted for Devormer in 9th
-r1.4. g. c. T...oz. ~ sOtI
Totals /.

Summary Two base hits: Cut
shaw, Pipp. s. Jones. Heilmann,
Blue. Cobb. Home run: Heilmann.
Double plays: Rigney. Cutshaw and
Blue; Blue, Rigney and Blue. Base
on balls off Jones /: Olesen l..
Struck out by Jones l; Olesen 4.
Hit by pitcher: by Olesen (Scott,
Raker1
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results
Cleveland 8 Boston O..
Detroit 6; New York 2.
Chicago 6; Philadelphia s.
st. Louis Z: Washington 6.
Today's Games
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
New york at Detroit.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
TIGERS TIMELY
HITTING BEHIND
OLE:SON DEFEATS.
NEW YORK YANKS.

DETROIT, June 14-Detroit hit
in the pinches behind Olesen's steady
pitching today and defeated New
York 6 to 2 in the opening game Of
the series. Heilmann sent Detroit
away to a. long lead in the first in
ming with a home run into the right
field bleachers, scoring two runners
ahead of him. 1t was Heilmann's
eleventh home run this season.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Southern Association

Little Rock 8 Birmingham 2.
Chattanooga o; New Orleans 8.
Nashville 2. Mobile 6.
Atlanta s: Memphis s.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

baseball
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn 4: ST. Louis O..
New York 10: Pittsburgh o.
Boston 2: Chicago Is.
Philadelphia Cincinnati-rain.
Today's Games
Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
MoLLA WINS ROUND THREE

LONDON, June 14.-ln the third
round of the lawn tennis champion
sip, played at Rockingham today,
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory de-
feated Mrs. o'Neill go: 6-1.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

Lloyd George thinks 1t may take
more than a fortnight to reform the
economies of Europe. Wha'Genoa- :
bout that t?-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

Anyway Ireland is on the road to
sound finance; the rioters over there
break up a printing press every
night or so.- Washington Post.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
a HELPFUL SUGGESTION.

The Waiter-How'd you like a silica
Of nice hickory-cured country ham
with three or four fresh eggs, right
off the nests?
The Customer-Fine! Just the
thing.
The Waiter-Ain't 1t so? Too bad.
we amt got none.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Cubs Defeat Braves
In Loose Exhibition

BOSTON. June 14-Chicago hit
hard and Boston played loosely today,
the visitors winning the first game
of the series Is to 2. STATE featured
at bat and in the field. SteuIand
was wild, but proved generally eff
fectiye with men on bases. Heath
cote was knocked unconscious in a
collision with Ford while stealing
second.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
Western League

At Oklahoma City, 8: Sioux City, I.
At Wichita 2-6. Omaha ST..
At Tulsa 10; Des Moines l.
At ST. Joseph s: Denver Z.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
American Association

t Columbus 4. St. Paul IL.
At Toledo 6, Minneapolis A.
At Louisville ., Milwaukee Q.
At indianapolis .. Kansas City 4.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
zzBatted for Wright in 9Th.

= - NN@%e' . Z. = = y
ZBatted for Bayne in 3rd
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
SEALS STOP BEAVERS S

Battefles. CrumpIer, BiemlIler, and
Elliott, Fuhrman; Coumbe and Yelle.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
lncksliell.
Pacific Coast League
ANGELS BEAT INDIANA

DatteIitS. JACOBS GaruneI ana IL
Din; Crandall and Baldwin.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
sAcS DEFEAT TIGERS

t salt Lake. Oakland, rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
LATEST EVENTS OF
TUCUMCARl SECTION

Sreeial 10 Tie Ntws
~ CCMCARl. y. NJ. Jan. ii-Miss
Edna Kirk. who is teaching at Mills.
came down saturday 10 visit with her
father. who makes a regular Monday
visit Ia the city taking orders for the
ELS. Hesse Grocer Company OF Dalhart.
u Dolesa. contractor for the ballast
M rock for Realised on the Rock Is.
land between this place and Dalhart.
was recent business visitor 10 the
tV.
II. O. Buudwick ~ st. joe Mo, was
taxing the wyatt Hardware Company
goods tu merchants Friday.
4. Mcdonald. with the Reynolds To
hacco Company Of Albuquerque, was In
the city Friday.
r. Chacon. representing the Chas.
llfeld Company IL Albuquerque, was
taking orders and talking to friends IN
the city Friday.
Assistant Engineer McIamara ~ the
g. Il. l. a H.. was u business visitor
rom Dalhart recently.
&. Y. Lane roadmastor FOR C., II. !.
6 +. railway was here Monday from
Dalhart looking over construction work
on the Amarillo line.
MI and Mrs Dan rrigg were Wis
itors from the ranch several DAYS this
week registering ~ the Vorenhsrg.
II. r. Stansbury and wife returned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15

this week from their holiday vacation
spent in Washington. D c. and Wiz.
ginia.
W. r. Austin OF the Bankers supply
House Of Wichita. Kan. was talking
TO local trade this week
A. L. Dewey, with the C.. R.I&P.
offices Chicago was an official visitor
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W Clark OF LoFnn
were shoppers In the city this week.
Conductor Tom Brickle @, Pratt.
Kan. IL In the city visiting old friends
MIR. Bickle recently lost his wife after
long Illness. whom he personally AZ.
tended day and night for fifteen months
previous to her death. Mr.. Blckle is "A
remarkable man. being past ID vears
iU age, and he still retains his jovIal
disposition and remarkable physical
strength. lie was for 30 yeras with
the C.. II. /. 4 r.. and was recently
presented a beautiful gold official but.
on. bearing seven stars. each star rep.
rosenting five years service.
The officials Of the road have re.
quested that Mr. Bricklc honor then.
with trip over the entire system
sometime during this year ANYTHING
the bunch asks Is little enough for me
TO do" he said. They've been mighty
good to me, and with tears he related
he wonderful floral offerings with
cards from Chicago To N Paso.
Auditor Ament OF Santa Fc il In the
city checking up local offices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
FAMOUS BULLS ARE
TAKEN TO ROSWELL

Sperial 10 The News
ROSWELL. " NJ. Jan. li-in keep.
INK with the increased interest which
Is being taken this year In the dairy
industry In tho Roswell district Is the
addition 20 two of Roswclrs dairy
herds OF pure bred Jersey bulls from
the famous Mcscalcro herd Of Medium
Gray Arthur stevens has bought
from Mr.. Gray Noble Lads Patriot
grandson Of Gnmhoge Kniehts Fox.
Tho senior huh nj the Mcscalcro farm
pnd great grandson 81 Rochcttes
Princess. Mr. Garys greatest COW. T..
=. Bartlett bought 20 head his herd
Nohlcman's Gambogc Cox. also a
grandson of Gambogo Knights Fox and
sired by Darylikc's Noblcman. shipped
here from New York two years ago NJ
a cost OF over 81 600
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
CURRY RANCH SOLD
TO CH|LDRESS MAN

Special To The News
CLOVIS. y. NJ. Jan. 1.-the W. Y.
Dannclly ranch Of 400 acres. located
fourteen miles northwest OF Clovis. was
sold this week 10 J. H. Nesbit ~ Chill.
dress County. Texas. hy Ramey and
Wilkinson. agents. This Is one Of the
biggest land deals that has been made
horc In some time. the consideration
hc.ng around $4,000. Mr. Dnnnclb'
acquired a ranch In Childrcss County
IN the deal and retains ownership OF
his sheep.
Mr.. Nesblt expects to stock his ranch
with high grade cattle. and viii also
plant q large acreage In wheat. Mr..
Daunelly viii probably move 10 his
Texas ranch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
STATE FARM BUREAU
OFFICES FOR CLOVIS

Srecial 10 The News
CLOVIS. y. NJ. Jan. Nv. Z. lIol.
linger, county agent of Curry County,
who Is attending the conference at
state College. near Las Cruces this
week. has sent word that the state
harm Bureau has voted 10 locate Of.
fees In Clovis for 1922. W. II. Patti.
son OF Clovis has been elected president
q. the state Farm Bureau. and J. 4.
Wallace, also Of Clovis will be a mem.
Der OF the executive committee.
Mr.. Ilollingcr. Mr.. and Mrs. win II.
pattison. j. 4. Wallace. and County
cub Leader Mrs. Edna Durand are
representing Curry County az the con.
ference. They report that the Curry
County Farm Bureau is showing up as
one Of the most wide awake Farm
Bureaus IN New Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
New Mexico
FARMERS HEAR KENT
TALK At LAS CRUCES
sreelal to The News

sfeelal to The News
vuo09e.lt. .eiaoin shrdu cmfwyp d
LAS CRUCES. IS. ~. Jan. l4.-Ad.
Grcsi ing the final session of the State
Farm Bureau Federation. IN connection
with the extension conference at State
College January a. d. n. l.. Kent,
president OF the New Mexico College of
Agriculture ana Mechanical Arts urged
the executive committee to plan Tor
slow strong, steady progress rather
than mushroom. saying. m part;
Il am sure you VIII accomplish a
great deal more with live. active or
ianizailons in five or six counties than
with weak bureaus In - on 20 coun.
ties
Another th.nr I should Ike to see
the farm bureau adopt as policy. and
that is the choosing az conservative
leaders"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-22

ALE q dozen unshayen. red
shirted miners We're gath
cred about the dingy coun-
ter of Bilger's. the one store
in camp. 1t was Christmas
eve. and they wanted some
thing extra for their dinner
on the morrow-just to keep