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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
SINGER TOSSERS
BLANK GARY nine
IN GOOD BATTLE
Only One Hit OFF Henning in
Six Innings Late Cars
Delay Game.

Scoring three runs on errors in the
second inning and one On the seventh
the Singer baseball club continued
its winning streak yesterday after
noon by defeating the Gary team by
the score Of 4 10 o.
Delayed cars on the South Shore
interurban line held mp the game FOX
almost an hour when several Of the
Gary payers failed 10 reach the
city. Pete HenninR. Singer pitcher,
so was late as ne was on the same
car with the Gary players. After
an hours wait The game was stared
with Chief Zentz of Mishawaka,
pitching for the Singers and the
Cary nine taking the field with
patched lineup. This lineup UNI
doubtcdly aided the locals in scorins
their runs. but 70 IS mighty doubtful
~ the Cary outfit could have beaten
The locals at the rate they were GO
ing.
Bert Broder started things 10
moving in the second round with a
base on balls Zentz got a life on an
error and both he and Broder cross
Cd the plate when the Gary second
taCker heaved Claffey's ground ball
into the crowd back off first base
ClaGey went to second and counted
when Wolf singled to right.
Pete Henning and the balance OF
the Gary team arrived at this stage
the lineup. Gary was helpless at the
OF the game and were injected into
plate when Henning opened up and
not a man reached third base and
only one hit was made of him. In
the seventh frame Henning singled
to left. took second on an infeld out
and scored when Touhey dropped
sngqe back OF third base. This end
ed the run making. the locals taking
the contest to o. The Singer club
viii take its first road trip on the
Fourth ED4ng 90 Racine. Wis. 20
play the Racine Bells. The Bells
have been knocking off Chicago
teams consistently and the game
VIII be a battle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
BENNY And ROCKY
FINISH TRAINING
Will Do No More Boxing I'm
til the Big Battle Starts
on the Fourth

MICHIGAN CITY. July 2.-CBy
A. PENNY Leonard, worlds
lightweight champion and Rocky
Kansas Of Buffalo, y. Y. three
time challenger for the title today
ended hard training here ia prepa-
ration for their I o round champion
ship contest re De held In a huge
outdoor arena here the Fourth OF
July under the auspices OF the Mich
iean City post o. the American Le-
gion
Neither Will do any more boxing
until they are called into the ring
A brisk run on the Lake Michigan
Leach and just enough exercise TO
keep their muscles loosened up IS
the program for both the champion
and challenger tomorrow. Kansas
already considers himself on edge
and VIII do no more work for fear
OF becoming stale and endanger!nS
his speed.
Leonard is beginning 20 show
signs OF being on edge. lie was r.
ritable and had little 70 say today
IN contrast 20 his good humor OF the
previous two days HIS manager
Billy Gibson and two brothers Joe
and Charley regard Bennys change
in temper as good sign. The
champion has been working in the
heat OF a mid-afternoOn sun which
has enabled him 10 reduce rapidly.
He expects to weigh about 1T
pounds or less al ringside Tuesday
afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
ennis Stars At
Indianapolis For
National Matches
COuntry's Greatest Experts at
Net Game Set for
Start Today.

INDIANAPOLIS. July First
round singles play IN the senior ma
tional claycourt tennis champion
ships viii begin here tomorrow
morning on the courts Of the Wood
stock country club where the first
national junior clay court tourna-
ment has been in progress since sat
urday The two tournaments have
brought 10 Indianapolis the greatest
assemblage Of players I'm the history
of Hoosier tennis. including William
T. Tilden. H. of Philadelphia. ma
tiOnal and worlds champion.
Tilden Will have little trouble. IL Is
believed. in his opening match with
VI. 3. Hutchinson, St. Paul. Tilden
viii probably meet Wray Brown. St.
Louis star of the intercollegiate.
championships. or John Hennessey.
indianapolis, I'm the third round, and
Arthur Hubbeu. Chicago, or Walter
westbrook. Detroit. in the fourth
round. He cannot possibly meet
Zenzo Shimizu. Japan. before the
finals.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
p. NJ. C.. TEAM DEFEATS
CRUMSTOWN TOSSERS

The Polish Merchandise club won
a free hitting contest from the
Crumstown nine by the score Of p
90 Z yesterday afternoon at Crums-
town Sabo catching for the P. NJ.
e. team. was the individual star Of
;he game hitting a homer with two
men on and following up with
pair of doubles He also caught
sood game behind the plate.
sallee hurled good ball for the
winners until the sixth when he
was removed because of an injury.
lie was replaced by Walt who held
Crumstown TO one hit for the re-
ma.nder Of the game The r. NJ. c..
management wishes TO schedule an
out of town game for next sunday
with any club near here preferably
YValkerton North Liberty or Osceo-
a. Score by innings:
u NJ. O.. ...O2O PA O2O-12 II
Crumstown zoe 01O 1O0-7 7 /
salIee. Walt and Sabo; Kirkpat-
r.ck and Shon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
by BOB DORMAN

NEW YORK, July 800, 900 "A
year.
That's what Benjamin Block est
mates as the upkeep Of Norwich. the
wonder three-year-oId.
A horse like Norwich has as many
attendants as some miluonaire's only
baby There are.
a trainer 10 teach him the way he
should go. and 10 see that he is kept
fit for the track.
a stable boss to see that the train
er's orders are carried out
\ boy 10 exercise the horse on the
track.
A groom to look after the horses
stall ard to keep everything as clean
as the home of a Woodworking house
wife
a Jockey 10 pilot him in his races.
Norwich must have the best that
money can buy. Medicines form an
expensive item.
Whenever the horse wins. bonuses
must be distributed 10 ali connected
with the stable
Does fl pay? Is ii all glory, or are
there financial returns?
Block points to Morvich's winnings
as -year-old, when he took
purses amounting to S115.234.
In his two races so far this year
he has won S54475. Hence he has
yet 10 earn S45,525 before Mr.. Block
can figure himself even with the
board.
Block IS confident that he viii not
only break even but that he VII.
Join Exterminator and Man o. War
as the only American winners Of over
$500, 900.
"But even if he didn't more than
earn his keep. the honor Of owning
such a horse as Norwich would be
sufficient payment. says Mr.. Block
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
E I'm ore Wins
irSt Round In
7 ribune Tourney
Shoots 70 for Round in Quail
fication Trial Hamman
Second With 70.

II. c. Elmore of the South Bend
Country club won the qualification
round i'm the Tribune Municipal golf
championship tournament yesterday
with the score of Is for the IS
holes T. Hannah with IS was
second and T. r. DUNCAN Of the
South Bend Country club third with
IS H Wrasse the young NIisla-
waka star was fourth with so. Wras-
Sc and DUNCAN led on the first
round both getting 37's and Kava-
nagh 3S The hard ground bothered
Elmore who got 80 going out, but
his home round Of So gave him the
edge over the "a players who en-
tered the event.
In the afternoon round Elmore
defeated W. Sweeney and 4 get
ting a IS for his round All the
Country club entrants NJ r. Kava-
nagh. c. a Hisey. IT r. DUNCAN.
L. G Harris. K G. King. J. D. J.
Farneman won their matches in the
first round W. Daniels who lost
60 Kavanagh is a conner and should
develop into one of the star golfers
Of this district.
This is the first big tournament
70 be held at the municipal course
and much interest Is being shown
in the results. The second round
viii be played today and the semi
finals and finals Will be played to-
morrow. Players eliminated in the
first round yesterday will go into a
consolation flight and the first
round will be played today The
starting and pairings We're handled
by Glen Cunningham, ground at
tendant. and Eugene Kessler. of the
Tribune
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
CARDINALS GAIN A
NOTCH ON GIANTS
Cop Both Ends of Bargain Bill
From Cincinnati While
Giants are Idle.

CINCINNATI, o., July 2. - St.
Louis gained a full game on the
Giants Sunday by winning both
games of a Gouble-header from the
Reds. while New York was idle. IN
the first game Keck was hit hard i'm
the first two innings and was driven
from the mound while Pfeffer had
only one bad round The Cardinals
won easily TO g.
The second game was a pitchers
battle I'm watch Pertica had just a
shade the better of Luque. and 81.
Louis won TO l. They punched
five af their hits in the third inning
for their two runs. The reds scored
one in the same round but were
stopped by Pertica the rest of the
way. Tie score:
First Game
st. Louis .24O 200 0OO-8 II o
Cincinnati .... 900 300 OOO-3 10 .
Pfeffer and Ainsmith; Keck,
Markle, Schnell and WinEO.
Second Game
st. Louis ....Oo2 600 600 s o
Cincinnati ....O01 600 O00-1 s 1
Pertica and Clemens; Luque and
Hargrave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
Pollock Lands In
Finals OF June
Cup Tournament
To Meet Cunningham in Final
Match at Chain O. Lakes
Course.

Dave Pollock. one Of the best senior
golfers in the 81 Joseph VALLEY
fought his way into the finals for the
June Cup yesteray when he defeated
J. y. J. Farneman : and6 % their
SO hole match at Chain % Lakes
C.. r. Cunningham. who has played
consistently throughout the tourney
won his semi-1nal round by defeat
ing L. Nidglev and 3. Country
club members VIII watch the results
OF this match with interest as both
Cunningham and Pollock are az the
top OF their games and q great fight
is expected.
Tomorrow the annual battle for the
Rugee cup Will be staged and re-
cord Fourth OF July turnout is anti
cipsted This vlu be The usual
handicap event 36 holes medal play.
The player getting the best net
score for the So holes viii have his
name engraved on the big Rugee cur
and win also receive A replica OF the
original There VIII be a prize foI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03

TOLEDO. o.. July2.-Toledo play
ed good ball Sunday and won the
first game OF a double header from
Indianapolis by the score Of 3 20 q.
while the second was sailed az the
end OF the ninth on account Of dark
ness with the score tied 3 20 3. T.
Murphy played second base for To-
ledo and his work featured, havins
IS chances without an error. Scores:
(1St gamer
Indianapolis 900 600 600
Toledo ........OO1 100 1Ox-3 4 1
c. Hill and Krugher; Terry and
kocher.
(2nd game)
indianapolis ..210 900 O0O-3 o
Toledo 200 30 O0O-3 Il /
Petty and Dixon. Kruger; McCul-
Tough and Kocher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
TIGERS HALT WINNING
STREAK OF WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. July 2.-Detroit broke
Chicago's winning streak OF eight
straight games sunday when they
punched hits off Robertson and
Hodges with bases on balls and err
ors and won i 10 g 1t wag the
second victory for the Tigers i'm u
games played with the White Soz
this season Score:
Detroit ....13O 500 08O-12 Is 0
Chicago .....OO1 800 600 p ?
oldham and Bassler: Blankenshlp,
Robertson. Hodges and Schalk.
Yaryan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
ALEXANDER IN FORM.
so CUBS BEAT PIRATES

CHICAGO. July The Chicago
Cubs Sunday took an easy game
from Pittsburg Alexanders pitching
proving a deciding factor The Cubs
veteran allowed but seven hits The
fielding of Grimes of the cubs was
a feature. Score:
Pittsburg ..... 900 100 00O-1 Z ?
Chicago ......O30 O01 01x-5 y !
Hamilton and Gooch; Alexander
and O'Farre1l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
WILLIAMS HITS NO. 20
AND ST. LOUIS WINS

ST. LOUIS. No. July Q - The
Browns chalked up their fourth
straight victory over Cleveland sun
day 20 g. Williams goth home
run scored Sisler and McManus
ahead OF him. Wood also hit
homer with McInnis on base The
locals batte6 Mails hard. while Kolp
was effective IN the p.nches. Score:
Cleveland ZOO 100 O4o-5 10 1
St. Louis 100 $50 32x-9 Il ?
Mails Edwards Linsey and
O'Nelll Shinault: Kolp and Sever
cid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
IriSh-Bred Horse Defeats
FapOrite in French Classic

ST CLOUD France. July -
Eircuhbin. an Trlsh-bred horse with
BelIehouse. the English jockey up
sunday won the President Of the
Reuub,ic stakes 10y nose from
I<sar. the favorite. ZaErues. ridden
hv Frank O'Neill, the American
Eockoy. finished third by a neck.
This was the last big race OF the
summer sea son IN France. The
axe was valued at 100000 francs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
JOHNSON Is BESTED
IN PITCHERS BATTLE

WASHINGTON. July johnson
was outpitched by Ferguson Sunday
and Boston defeated the locals. . to
1. Collins driving in both of the Wis
TORS runs. A fine play by Pratt
who backed up first and intercepted
a wild throw by Ferguson with two
on base and none out prevented
Washington from at least tying the
score in the ninth. Johnson's string
of scoreless innings ended at 30
when the Red Sox scored I'm the
fourth round. Score:
Boston .......O0O 1O1 600 s l.
Washington 900 600 OO1-1 o
Ferguson and Ruel: Johnson,
Erickson and Ruel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
BROOKLYN TAKES TWO
GAMES FROM BRAVES

BROOKLYN, n. y. July o
Brooklyn won both ends of a dou-
bic header Sunday. beating Boston
TO s. and 20 g. The Dodgers bat
ted Oeschger out of the box in the
first inning Of the first game and
retained the lead despite a hard up
Hill battle by the Braves.
In tae second game Boston got q
three-ruu lead on Shriver who was
retired after he had passed two men
and made a wild throw on a bunt.
The Dodgers tied the score in the
sixth when Wheat made his 10Th
home run drive Of the season with
one on and clinched the victory in
the eighth by punching three hits
with a base on balls. Scores:
First Game.
Boston .......010 COS 020-6 II 0
Brooklyn ....41O OH 01x-S ID 1
Marquard. Oeschger, Lansing and
C'Neill. Gowdy; Vance, .Mamaux
and Deberry
Second Game.
Boston .......2O0 600 0O0-3 2
Brooklyn 10000 102 O3x-6 s !
McQuillan and Gowdy. Shriver.
Decatur and Hungling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03

the best gross for the as holes ais.
prizes for the best net and gross
for the morning is holes. and for t-.
afternoon net and gross round.
There viii Zoe au added attraction
i'm the afternoon ana is hole handicap
sweepstakes one ban entrance fee
the balls going % the players getting
the first three best net scores.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03

There is much talk of finding a
fountain OF youth in transplanting
glands old weary sufferers of rheu-
matism viii welcome this but it's
only gamble One sure thing is
that PRESCRIPTION No. 1903 is
doing wonders for South Bend rheu-
MATES. It's certainly worth trying
Call az or writeto The LandOn Drug
Co. Michigan and Wayne
1-5-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03

Notice is hereby given that J ~.
Porter & COMPANY "a partnership.
composed OF j ~ Porter and Ma
RE VotyDka. has been dissolved by
my Withdrawal
MARIE VOTYPKA.
Alrt-TSe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03

Yesterdays RESULTS.

NdlinNAl Lag uts
Brooklyn S Boston g. list gamel.
Brooklyn g Boston 3. end game)
Chicago D PittsburZ
ST. Louis S Cincinnati g.
St Louis ?. Cincinnati
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
FIRFWoRKS GALORE.

All kinds OF Fireworks az Goldie
Mann's four stores dowptOwn.
Spm-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03

Totals .......... p ID = 10 4
Singer ............... O3O 600 1Ox-4 S u
Gary .-...............O 900 90 600 4
summary. Bases on balls, of Hen
Mig . Zentz .: Benlght a. Hits of Hen
ming Il or zentz / or Benight- s. Two
base hits, M0ffet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03

ST Louis o. Cleveland ;.
Chicago q Detroit -
New York 9 Philadelphia 3.
Boston = Washington 1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
American Association.

Toledo 3; Indianapolis o.
Toledo Indianapolis 3. end game).
Louisville o; Columbus .. (1st game
Louisville 4 Columbus l. end gafhel
Milwaukee S. Minnepalos O. list camel
Milwaukee 1; Minneapolis 2 end game)
Kansas city Z; st. Paul 3. Gst camel
Kansas City 4 +; ST. Paul 4 end gamel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03

When you say eigars-say Dutch
Masters. 1f6-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
Leading Hitters
National.

National.
Hornsbv ST. Louis ........-39f
Miller, Chicago ...........361
Smith. st. Louis ...........35s
Daubert Cincinnati ........35
Bigbee. Pittsburg ..........35t
American:
Sis.ar ST. L0U.ti ..........432
Heilman. Detroit .........3s1
Speaker. Cleveland .........377
WET. New York ..........361
OXEN. Cleveland ..........36f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03

southern Association.
Atlanta Mobile T.
Little Rock 3 f; Memphis 8.
birmingham D New Orleans S. IsD
Birming CHAM .; New Orleans g. (2ndl
Nashville Chattanooga POSTPONED
nashville missed train connections.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
CANES TO-DAY.

National League.
Philadelphia az Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
American League.
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
Aged Couple Robbed
As They See Flames
Destroy Their Home

While Mr.. and Mrs. Mark whin-
cry were helplessly witnessing the
destruction OF their home In the
2i0O block on North Cincinnati by
fire Monday morning. their saw
ings. amounting to $24O, disap-
reared from a purse which had
been deposited IN a drawer Of one
of the several articles OF furni-
turc salvaged from the flames 10y
bystanders who had offered their
services 10 the old couple. The
building and most Of the contents
were completely destroyed. The
adjoining house. occupied by Joe
Horton, son-in-lnw Of the couple,
and his family, IN which the fire
started, was also completely de-
stroyed with its contents
Fire equipment which responded
90 the alarm at S:45 o'clock. was
practically helpless az the district
Is outside the city limits and with
out water. Prompt application OF
such means as they could use.
however, enabled the firemen to
save other houses I'm the neighbor-
hood that were endangered by the
hlagp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
LEGAL

Publshcd In Tulsa World. September "a
20 and 90 world Publishing company.
puhliHhcrl
NuTicE TO Contractors
Eoticc II hereby given that on the End
day of october 1922 A. D.. between tho
said day the County Commissioners ~
Tulsa County State Of Oklahoma. will
upcn una consider proposal Tor the paving
WIKI concrete ana other items nf Inn
provement incident thereto. tho follow
ing descrined road;
Between Sections 20 and %. Twp 20
n. K ~ =. from the end Of the county
pavement TO a connection with city
pavement IN Town OF Skiatook. also
miles and OF Section "r" Tulsa
county state Highway with extension
privileges to "A part ~ Section "U."
The Approximate estimate Of quantities
and the forms Of proposal to be used may
be obtained from the County Engineer as
well as plans ana specifications covering
by Certified Check or surety Company'H
Bidders Bond Ia an amount approximately
equal Co 1875 Of the total amount OF the
bid. II an award bo.made, the successful
bidder will bo required 70 file with the
County a good and sufficient Contractors
Bond In the amount OF l00eo Of the con-
tract price, also the customary statutory
surety Company authorized to do business
In the state Of Oklahoma, and approved
by the Board OF County Comm isaiuuCrs.
The right Il expressly reserved to re-
iect any or ell bids and to waive techui-
oalitics IN the award Of a contract.
signed this the lsth day OF September.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
by DAN w PATTON,
CnuUty Engineer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
ASSESSMENT FUSS.
TIES UP COURTS.
Until Rock Island Frisco
situation Clarified
.Juries Are Released
FINISH THE PAGE CASE
ueavv Docket Ahead of Four
Judges Must Wait Till
IDS Are Available

Fr next three weeks at least
,bere .u be no jury trials in the
i,s,l aurts. Information necessitat-
ing this abandonment OF trials was
received Monday by Assignment
udgs Albert c. Hunt from the at
,orrrv. generals office, which ad-
y,sed the county has no authority at
presea. TO contract bills connected
with tho holding of jury trials.
Tb.s situation Is entirely the result
NJ The Frisco and Rock Island rail
roads Injunction suit against the
s,ate rqu0lization board, according
IN tho attorney general. Until the
!. bearing OF this Injunction Is settled
Nod the valuation OF these roads de-
,or1iu,d, no assessments can be
made against them for taxes and
consf1uontly tho county. city ana
district budgets cannot be ap-
County Assessor +. Y. Bowlin and
o'hrr county officials have been and
arc irving to divise q plan whereby
Tulsa county may be relieved from
This embarrassing situation by using
the last year valuations Of the Frisco
rnLITuIN IN lillN tuuUlN as VI bdSlN
for the tax levy. The Rock Island
owns no property here and this
county therefore is not concerned in
its suit.
on receipt of the attorney-gen-
srar- advice. Judge Hunt immc-
diatoly dismissed the jury in his
court until october 16.
The only other jury trial IN prog
Nss now IL the one hearing the
al der suit against Charles Page In
STHagc Redmond :. Coles court
Judge Hunt explained Monday that
This trial will be finished before the
iurv Is dismissed, II appears now
that 20 viii not be completed before
Wednesday.
-, The same ruling directed to the
kSastrict court. applies also TO county
court. County Judge c. !. J. Holt
received similar information from
the eaiturncy-general a week ago aud
al that time abandoned his intention
to hold Jury trials.
There are four divisions Of the dis
trict court In Tulsa county. Tho
Judges are Albert c. Hunt, Redmond
9 Cole. w. b. Williams and Valjean
Biddlson.
An unusually heavy criminal
docket Is ahead for the local courts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
Automobiles
AuTOMnnIIEs tnR hALF.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. 70
by IOWNER-l92i model Nash, five
passenger; Just oyerhaUed; IN perfect
bargain OsaEe s2iS; ,erms n good.
COMPLETE line OF used cars; priced
right terms 20 responsible parties Used
Car Market. Third and Detroit,
DODGE coupe, 1922. In excellent con
dition IN every way only been out five
months. Will soil for two-thirds OF the
original cost can Cedar ASS.
DODGE roa lster. 1920, a bargain; 35OO
cash. Usage 2s0l-J.
DODGE roadster for sale. OsaEo 9j9l.
EMPIRE roadster for sale, t75 cash. 20i9
r. Eighth St
FOR sALE-is22 Buick touring car.
excellent condition. best buy In city
FOR sALE-isi7 model Ford rosdstsr;
motor in fair shape good rubber. Price
$50. b2s $. Guthrie. --
FOR sALE--l92l model Ford sedan good
running condition, good rubber. Phone
Ossge 25s2
FOR sALE--Ford coupe; has been driven
Si7 miles. has speedOmcter, sun shade,
two bumpers, shock sbsurbers; Just Ike
new terms to suit. X. ID, GOrdnn, Cen
trsl National bank.
FOR sALE--Overland roadster, 1920
model, IN good condition Price reason
able tssns. Phone Usage s24L
FORD sedan, excellent condition every
way; new tree; bargain II taken at
once. I. l.. Moore. Osage 2376, 9l6 5.
MaybslA.