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DEAN MORGAN TO
STUDY ATHLETICS At
WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY

Coach Dean C. Morgan VIII attend
the school for athletic coaches at the
University OF Wisconsin during the
summer months OF this year. Mr..
Morgan win leave here about juno is
and viii return in time for school in
the fall. While at the university he
will take work in football. basketball
and track tactics, as well as special
work in physical education.
When Mr.. Morgan returns next
September he will have as his assist
ant Sam Neff. this years graduate
CT the University Of Wyoming. The
two capable leaders together should
be able to mako things go next year
and bring Casper to the top in 5orac.
t'cally every branch OF Wyoming ath-
letics.
, 1922-05-29
Sport Calendar

Racing.
Meeting Of westchester Racing as.
ISOLATION. at Belmont Park.
Meeting of. Kentucky Racing asso-
citation. at Louisville.
Tennis.
Eastern states women's champion.
ship. Mt Haverford. Pa.
Pennsylvania women's chal upionship
At Haverford. Pa
Bench Show.
Show OF Midwest Shepherd Dog club
at Detroit
Shooting.
Utah state trapshooting tournament,
at salt Lake City.
Baseball
Annual Army-Navy game at Ann.
apolis.
jeff Smith vs.. Chuck Virgins. is
rounds at New Orleans.
Billy Mascot VS.. Patsey Flanagan
IL rounds at St Louis
Terry Martin vs.. Danny Edwards
IL rounds, at Providence.
Earl Baird VS.. Kid Kaplan. ~ roundi
at Bridgeport
Nell Coogan vs.. Joe yelling. il
rounds Mt Indianapolis.
Sammy Mandell vs.. Joe Burman. II
rounds at Aurora, Ill
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BASEBALL SCHEDULE IN
GRADES IS ABANDONED

Ther VIII be no baseball Ezmes
for tho grade kids this term. according
TO an announcement OF Coach Dean
c Morgan this morning. There may
b however. some teams organized
among the youthful athletes during
the summer. Tho organization OF
such teams Will be in tho hands Of
the play ground committee.
The track season was postponed so
this year owing to the bad wealth.
er that tho baseball season was cut
and It became necessary TO aban-
don II althogether. 1t has been an en-
tirely necessary disappointment TO
those who had their favoritc school
fellows lined up an cup winners.
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ing opponentr runiess yesterday. ae-

ing opponents runless yesterday. ac-
cording to William Smith. the clubs
vice president. The lone run scored
by Columbus in the eighth inning OF
the sccond game OF a double-header
the first score against Indian
apolis in 43 consecutive innings.
The record. according to Mr.. Smith,
was established by the Pittsburgh Ma
~tiohals. who started June 2. 1903. anti
banked their opponents for So con
~secutive innings.
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lead from his American league fellow
townsman. Kcn Williams. who has
IL and Bling Mixer or the Athletics.
ciose behind with Il. Incidentally
Hornsby reached n level with Ruth's
1891 c pace. although tho latter
made it IA just 4 yea ago this after.
noon.
The home run epidemic also spread
to Washington and Brooklyn. joe
Judges clout scoring three runs. tied
the Hanks and enabled Washington TO
win in the tenth. 4 TO ,. while Walter
johnson held the Yanks in check.
Ruth failing to set the bah out OF the
inheld in nvcs times at bat
Zsck Wheat raped out n fcur-ply
blow with two men on tha bases but
Boston won from the poagers, 5 to 4.
Frank Frisch had an off day in the
field and mad four orrors but tho
Giants hit Winters hard with men on
bases and easily heat Philadelphia for
their fifth straight win, s to 1.
Chicago won a loosely PLACED game
from Cincinnati s to Z. Alexander
had zen driven from the box. sensa-
tional fielding ard timely hitting,
especially by Gerber. enabled st. Louis
to down h White Sox 4 to ., while
five Cleveland pitchers failed to stop
Detroit n Cobb's men won 7 to 5.
Speaker featured at bat with four
hits.
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First in NeUs
OF All EUents

last evening. It was announced to1ay
by Edward Edenhurne o. Detroit.
representative q the contest board o.
the American Aufpmohne association.
Wilcox made tho ten mile spin At a
RTE Of Sc miles an hour.
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From the way the Pirates have been
going Of late II is evident that thu
Gibson boys r all set 10 battle TO n
finish for the top position in the Ma
tional league psnnAnt scramble.
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HOUdrd WicOE
Qualities For
Big Car Classic

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May ia
Howard Wilcox. an indianapolis en-
try In the tenth annual 50o-mile INTO.
mobile race. TO be az the speed
way tomorrow. qualified to c,mpste
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SOX OUT FOR
GOOD PLAYERS
Would Buy Frisco Third Base
man or Any Other Minor
League Stars.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2o-wmle
kamm. third haseman Of the san
Fancisco in the Pacific Coast base
hall league. has been sold to the Chi
eago CHI in the American league for
100000 and two players valued Mt
ss5. 1000. 1t was announced today by
George A. Putnam. secretary OF the
local club.
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ROGERS H0RKSBY CRASHES OUT
TWO H0kERS, LEADS LEAGUERS

NEW YORK, May 2s-While Babe Ruth is going hitless
as well as home runless, his rivals are pounding out a fast
increasing margin for the king of clouters to shoot at when
he regains his slugging stride. Rogers Hornsby, great sec
ond baseman of the st. Louis Nationals, slammed out a brace
of homers Yesterday. increasing his total 10 Ii. md took the
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Brooklyn's wobbly pastimlng this
season doesn't seem to affect Tommy
Grlffith's stick work. Tho Dodger out.
fielder is a leader in hitting his year.
, 1922-05-29
THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
Sport Notes

Connie Maek's Atheists have now
met all the American league teams
and the team know that the Mack
men are not TO be trifed with this
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HORNsBy LEADS sLUGGERs.

ST. LOUIS-Roger Hornsby, second
basemnn of h local Nationals, took
the lead among the home run slug.
gers Of the two major leagues by
slamming out two circuit drives in
Yesterdays game, bringing his total
to Is. Williams of the Browns has IL.
, 1922-05-29

Unless tho Phillics soon put n few
games In the win column they ar'
doomed 10 drop back to their oil,
stamping grounds In the dungeon.
, 1922-05-29

According 20 Manager Speakers way
of thinking. all his team needs Is
steady pitching and the Indians viii
battle the Yankees 10 a stanistill.
, 1922-05-29

Cleveland and Detroit arc having n
gay tussle for a first division berth.
It's a case OF now you're IN and now
you're out for both teams.
, 1922-05-29

Pitcher Van Glider OF the Browns
heads the list Of twirieS in ono re
Specf- He Is tho first pitcher TO be
nicked for n homer by Babe Ruth.
, 1922-05-29

New York inns arc stin trying to
figure out why tho worlds champion
Giants blew up on their western trip.
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SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire
CLUB OFFICIALS SUSPENDED.

WHltam III. hlepper,
president OF the Portland club of the
Pacific coa league club was IS
pended until January 1, 1895, James
Il. Brewster. vice president of the
club, was suspended until January /,
1924. and the suspension OF william
j. kenworthy. manager. wns CON
tinued until August 1, 1922, in a de-
cision by Judge Lands.
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cooGAN AND WELDING MEET.

NDIANAPoLIS-Mel Coogan of
Brooklyn and Joe yelling OF Chicago.
lightweights. will meet in n 1O.round
bout here tonight
, 1922-05-29

Babe Ruth Is not n only American
Lacquer with a chance & ovsrtako Ken
Williams for homerun houot.'. "-riiiie"
Walker. Of the Maekmen, sho is out
TO catch the Browns star.
, 1922-05-29

Ten years in the American league
hasn't slow 81 up Memo Lefboid- He
is playing tho game for tho Red Sox
like q ~youngster.
, 1922-05-29

Chicago 2, st. Louis 4.
Detroit Z, Cleveland g.
washinlton 4, New York :, tten in
, 1922-05-29

Looks as II George Kelly had n for.
midablc rival in Roger Hornsby for
the National league home run cham
pionship.
, 1922-05-29
SUNDAY FINALS.

National League.
New York s, Philadelphia L
Brooklyn 4, Boston s.
st. Louis 4. Pittsburgh 8.
Cincinnati Z. Chicago 8.
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Have you got your poppy YETI
, 1922-05-29
SWIMMING RECORD BROKEN.

HONOLuLU-John Weissmuller of
Chicago broke the worlds record fol
swimming 100 yards back stroke. His
time was l minute 4 as seconds.
, 1922-05-29

Last Scores
SATURDAY FINALS.

Brooklyn ~. Philadelphia "a
Chicago 1-6. Cincinnati 81.
Boston /. New York T.
Pittsburgh %, st. Louis 80.
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American League.

Philadelphia 80, Boston 81.
st. Louis 1-2. Chicago 2-3.
Cleveland 5. Detroit 3.
New York 3, Washington /.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most soaps aAd sfes@ged sisamt~sas
contain ioo mneh aikais, which Is yvsS
imlay4nsAa. as Il dFanA tho scalp ama
makns the hair hglttla
The beet thln9 tn ase n Malslllcd
socMnus Dll mhmmpsn TO- thls IL yMg~
and entirely afeaselee@ ira var
sh~aa and l~sts anyshsuK esse all 10
pieces Naa can wes Aiulslfiod a. any
drug stors. and few oanees will laAt
the whole family for monsha
Two or three seaspoenfals W Mugal.
tied ~ q cap o. klass wslh a little warm
water Il al that a required. II mAAps
an abundance ~ Fsch, creamy lmshag
sieanSes thogpaahiy. and xinnaa ois
easily THE hair aFsea quickly Ana
asenly. and IL Ross. fFvah lsokgne.
hfisAt fluffy. wasy. and easy 10
handle l3a~sdsa. "A loosenn aud takns
oat every naxticle ~ dnat. DIRT and
danaruff ne sure your srasgiat rssen
yon Maiwlflaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24

rIfe. Tulsa n NJ asSssc. y.sI..x
e. r. Munn. Enid: prank gowdaf.
Wilson: iesh Alton, pawhnska: 4. j.
Ard. Chicago: J. X, Ames. ElA lctys
J y pauKhofty. I,aiiss y. X. amish.
ToteAa5 @ y Kelly, Enlai 3 p.
Mohan. ~ Louis James fsylus. ssan
Antonio: q, w. ifew. Kansas sslsy.
Mo ;Jas Ingram. Cleveland. Ohio. d.
A. iiIaek, Arkansas city H. w. l4nne.
NJ Dorado, Kansas. w. a aauek. Az.
kansas City ]. 4 ssoodxIn. enid: Il
r Morgan. wlehi,s II. q. Mooney.
Psttabnreai, Pa; Julia A Price Belle
Plains. kansaas TT nsown, Anadar.
ko.ko; John Tofdiin. Newton: !. q.
Williams. Mangnin: G q smith. on
lahoma city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24
woMAnss lLLs MAKE
UNHAPPY HOME

There n no question hnt what the
Ills oF women cnnsnire aeainst donaa
iiv harmony The husband cannot nn
defhtsad these tronhiea aud the plssVr
Ictan finds 4 hard % e,re them
therefore sha oyerwogkWa wife ami
mother continues ~ drag around day
IN and day ous with headache and
haokacha. sfnttnl and nervous.
Such women should bN Ralded ny
tho experience of women whose let.
term we ara continually publishing IN
this paper Many of them declare
that they have benn restored "a
health, strength and consequent hap
pinaas by Lydia y Islnkham'a yege
table COMPOUND after doctors aud ail
other medlslnea had failed 10 hulp
them. II will surely pay women who
Fuffer from such ailments 10 try H.
rnulc levi ylnk says tha, sosne
men are honest as lha day Il hong.
bat they enjoy themselves heHt ln ,hn
winter months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24
WHERE GERMANY
mas IlIE HIST ~ IT.

isss.n. May "a 1aapA was 4
mllessN>e 1s ueFmaay only asmse
Il meaas SAas sha reFMsnAl relssions
ut the STATESMEN have aeen geAaps I
ana Germany has FaensNgva ghe
rarppvan f'sad ~ sooswrAllpn a. 4
concurrent faeser. aasAarM ,'uams
son liesnwoFtt Discussing the eun.
Eefense IN aesaecsMsis s;esmant Nss
sardlnx she Fs,sahIilty " lasa he
pointed our thai sAe confederation "a
tbs United static IA esaenslal there
70,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24
'PIERsoL ICE CREAM
PLANT HARD HIT GUT
STILL DOING BUIkESS

The plcrsoll fvc Cream compsny's
plant located at als North Division
street said 10 be one o. the best ic
cream factories IN the southwest,
suffered severe damages as a result
81 the terrific tornado that struck
this city sunday night. The greater
damage was due 70 q flood OF water
that cane in as the windows In the
p.snt 10 the south side we're torn
out.
Fine furniture and much of thn
equipment Of tho factory was dam
agc& badly The plersol apartments
mcre also damaged srcasIy. The
reef of the building was lifted.
opening the way 40 the wind aud
downpour Of rain that scompanled
tho storm amt that fell nearly all
night following.
Fine rugs and much wear.ng ~
rarel in the Piereol family apart
men,s were damaged beyond saving.
carpets and The walls were water
soaked and the entire property. in
side and out allowed that the storm
had been busy In that part OF the
city.
we are glad We are alive: Il war
one Of those things that come ansr
wo know not why, but let us not
complain; property loss can bo
rsgained and repaired. but when
de1h Jafs taat r terfne and
final" said Mrs. Piersoi. mother of
Miss Hilda and Paul. who manege
the business. Notwithstanding the
great damage and the water soaked
condition OF the factory Monday
morning. everything was humming al
tho plant and the Guthrie slogan Of
BUSINESS as usual'' was being ox-
enpified.
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Mrs. :. l.. calilson u wella,on. GA.
lahame.
~ w N
Mrs. y. ". Isooley ~sa entertain
the Domestic Scionce eluh Friday as
J 50 wssh Mrs. pihbens, Mrs Kl-
bern. Mrs noyInxton, Mrs. Oldham.
Mrs. johns and Mrs Ralph Dooley
49, assisting hoasaHsos. All members
arr requested 10 no present
X ~ X
Mr. Ross Warner of Talna, who
has been the guest Of bis mother.
AIRS ". 4. Warner. haa gone 70 ok J.
ienoma s'isy 10 take the G. ~ A.
examination.
N N NJ
Mr. Henry Johnston ~ Perry IL
the guest ~ Mr. and Mrs. NJ n.
i.ssshes while attending federAl
esprt.
W u "
airs. rhaa, isasneT cf Oklahoma
City II here for few days.
Il II n
Warren Rider IL home from Nor
ptAn after attending Nehoos gor the
ssHt year,
" n
Misa Fay Tuulhuil ~ Oklahoma
City u Apondlng few daya here.
w VI N
Mel herH Of the Wilson haAe bail
team are here,
m " w
q. r. Lockwood aud family moved
20 Enid today Dr. and Mrs Gal.
lagher Will occupy ihelr realdrnce.
n u II
Mr. and Airs. Clifford Trahand are
now residing Al sos East Noble.
VI n ~
Farm Women's club No. . mcetA
with Mrs. y A, Pope aud Mrs. Albert
Asetyer 81 the home of tho former
on Thursslay May rs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24
MASS MEETING CALLED
On ROMB TiiIlE NTS

W ~ 'TF7E7- 7"7F77 7FT7F
Columbus. Ca Mas "a Residents
of this olty viii hold mass meet
llr tonight 10 formulate nlana fnF
afpFehcndlnw n she Doab 9losioa Win
= ntlnuen 10 threaten The lives of
Mayor J Homer nsD9n and city
NanaTcF n, Gordon sllnkie. afleF
homhin9 n Tho front " The mayors
home Sunday morning folIowipK an
ansnymoas demand Tor the rrslgna-
flon ~ the two officials.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24
PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY

Mr. and MrA J. X Harmon OF
Jasonysile. Indiana are visiting The
formers sister. Mrs {. n. plnkloy
and Mr.. Pinkiey
n NJ "
The Yves, W G. r. II. viii meet
Thursday afternoon 81 2.3o at the
home OF Mrs. Y. u. Pickett. 1909
" cat Warner
NJ NJ n
Mr. and Mrs. r. r., cullIson have
as their guest. Mr.. Collisions mother
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS
long Horrl

lone HOTEL
r q. WalyerllnF, roaea CITY. Mra.
e r Adama, Mobile Ala q. w
Kearna. okiahoma City: v /. Coalon.
New Yotk W'tys Howard. wiian New
York city T. &. Morgan, Enid ! III.
Harmon, billings Arthur Mayorn
Tulsa Mra q. u. iilack. fawton j
u. welis. Dallas; u. E Moore ana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24

Those beautiful shade trees on
Harrison aslnue. siss inest .t'ces
gracing any Guthrie street. were
greatly damaged by Sundays tor
nsdo. Many were uprooted entirely.
and practically every one was
broken down. The worst part of
tho damase extended from the third
70 the sixth --5sk west Of Division
street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24
NOTES OF THE STORM

r. Sarsticid Nagle. former Uni-
ter States marshal, attended this
term OF the U. $. court. Pat re-
Gently had all OF his teeth extracted.
end he Is now cumming e. While
waiting for Sears 4 Rnhuck Sc. OF
grinders. His health has been great
" benefited hy The change.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24

Fpr kIda~y and bladder trm0le
gravel vsss and lAms haa<. sasuma.
'ism irsxuIssities " ths hid
nsys ana bladder. sseEulstss bIsidss
sfeahi~s n chlidrsn. II not sold bY
drpsxizis man st1s. email bessis
ofssa cure. END for sworn ssssf-
moniais. ps T. W. Hal. zsgs owe
Street. ~ LooiA Mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24

n. NJ Chilcott hos been down In
the southeastern part cf the state
docking after securities for his farm
loan company. He spent nearly a
week in Bryan and Chocsaw coun-
ties. where several mortgmgcs bad
10 be foreclosed. A number of the
farmers who bought al the high-,Idc
OF prices three years ago were
compelled to give np their properties
TO the loan companies. or to some
one who could pay tho taxes. con-
mission notes and the interest; they
were so deep with two crcy failures.
THAT shers did not seem to he any
outcome for them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24

Buck" Campbell. receiver OF the
u. s. land office in this city, used
TO publish a paper in Kansas. r.
NJ. Chilcote succeeded him in the
same business, and was publisher OF
the wamego Times fifteen years. 5e
also cstablished the Louisville
Lyre." conducted by his niece. and
practically every paper In Kansas
commented upon It's euphonious title
within a week after It's appearance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24

The langnass ~ flowers 10 ,smisr
and hesitIflsi, bat IL eantslns M ams.
isfsesory sspsesaioo Ior The man vhs
asaba Ma tse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24

W NJ Cooper Of Oklahoma city was
In the city yesterday siewinK the
damage done by the storm Sunday
evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24

r. VI. ChacoN has pans af,ons
ready for the construction of new
residence on ~hIs wife's loss.~ locat-
e. at the northwest corner OF the
Masonic temple. on which the 81.
too.ooo building has been erected.
Z. L. Cshi lis the architect.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24

J. A. Moad Of fIamon was visitor
at the Odd Feliows headquarters TO-
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24
Halls Catarrh Medicine

Those who are In a run dawn .neai.
t.vH VIII notice that Iaiaffh bothafs
item uueh more ihan whrs they mra M
koea health. This fsgt prosea that while
Sa'afFn a q ipcai disease. VI ia arsmssy
'''.,.s"scn W conditional conditions
HALLS cATAnnm MEDfCINF ron.
NHsh ~ an Olnunent whsuh Qulrtiy
,tsilstts ~ local application, and ths
Internal Medicine, a Tunlr. Mhieh anslsfs
W improving the NsnaFAi IieAlth.
no'1 cx ufpsFlssg foF ever " Years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24

Miss E3ther Bruce is visiting rcia
tives in Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-24

Monday night the Past Matrons
club was entertained by Mrs. Y, u.
I.owiher al her homo when the reg
ular etndy for the month was taken
IN During the social hour refresh
asnts were served. Mrs. G. q. clo-
thier will entertain them at the next
meeting.
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'G!ss and Fss0nal. y
..&!lSsaAal
&&SA
Phone <po
SOCIAL cALENOAR
"Wednesday
Martha soclesy Mrs /. N
Masxhett
SO Circle a Missionary Society
Presbyterian church.
Amlcitia club Mrs chas Wright
pelphlAn Grub Library al o'eluck
Tau Nj Mu club Miss Mae Nc.
Colarsek.
N. NJ G, club Mrs. A. J Tcdd
RED Crp&s case Committees
III Jinx Luncheon Mrs warrea
Van Hooser.
Thursday
Mrs. lseorRg speer & Mrs. George
Martin Luncheon -Counlry Club.
cIris Friendly Trinity Parish
House.
Aisrurian club Library.
Friday
a. T. A club~ Mira y W, Barns
poxeAiic Science club Airs =. E
Dooiey
Saturday
rhl Delta Gamma Luncheon Miss
Nayme Oliver.
" NJ VI II " H " X X xMww " X X
a pAiL~ rAouoHr N
xwxxxRxwwxwwwxg
THE orlsin " an mankind was
The same. II - only clear and =
good conscience that makes man
noble. for that il derived from
heaven itself "-~S Seneca.
M M NJ
Election o. Officers Tor Dread Club
Miss Dorothy Cooper was hostess
20 the Dread cinh last night and a
groa0 Of adai,ionai guestS composed
oi Miss Margaret charyox. Miss
sheridan. Miss Rose Perdum and
Miss Georgia Hn'chlns OF stockton.
rslifornn
The election of officers resulted
as follows. president. Miss Dorothy
Cooper; vice president. Mlss Mary
TEbbetts, secretary. Miss pansy Dus
kin.
During the business session plan.
were made for the annual picnic 10
b. hold May go
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-06-09
FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

In compliance with the Federal Water Power Act (41 Stat. 1063), mo- tice is hereby given that the Beck man and Linden Engineering Corpor- ation, care. Messrs. Vogelsang, Brown, Cram and Lange, Attorneys" Mills Building, Washington, D. C., has filed application covering power develop ment on Colorado River approxi- mately from point in Sec. 2, T. N, R. 23 E., s. B. M., to point 5k miles above Parker, Ariz. Any objection to such application or request for hear ing thereon, together with any briefs, reports or other data for which con sideration is desired, should be sub mitted to the Executive Secretary, Federal Power Commission, Washing ton, D. c.
 First insertion May 26. Last insertion July IA.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-06-09

0S min. ". Sos.95 it.. and S. 52 deg. 0t nin E. 6S5.00 it.
 NEW YORK NO 5 lode: N. 52 deg. 0S min. W. 767.5S it.. and S. 52 deg. 08 min E. $50 it.
 NEW YORK NO. lode ". 57 deg 55 min. W. 336.s3 it.. and s. 57 deg. 55 min. E .1055 ft.
 ADJOINING CLAIMS: The adjoin. ing and conflicting lode claims are as follows: On the North: Record No. g. Grace. Best and Stetson lodes. unsur. veyed, claimants unknown; on the South Veritas. vincens. Slim Jim, Edna, Win ner and Cora lodes unsurveyed. claim ants unknown. and the New York No. lode, claimant hereiln On the East: Midway and Independent iodes. Sur. No. 3644. Midway Moss Mining Co. claim ant. On the West: New York No. lode, uns., claimant herein.
 JOHN R. TOWLES.
 q. Register. First insertion April 21. Last insertion June 23.