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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
On Visit From South Dakota

George Johnson, former DEBORAH
boy who has been located in Oko-
bojo, South Dakota, for the past two
and half years spent a week here
with his mother and brother Clar-
ence and his many DEBORAH friends,
returning TO South Dakota Saturday,
where he is engaged in the carpenter
and cement business. Before leav-
ing DEBORAH he was in the plumb
inc business here. He is looking
fine and his many old friends were
pleased to see him again.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
Well known Farmer Passes

Mr.. Evan Halvorson, one of the
we'll known and highly respected
pioneer farmers Of Winneshiek coun-
ty passed away at his home three
miles south Of DEBORAH last Thurs
day, Nov. Is, at 1880 O'Clock, after
lingering illness.
The deceased was born in Vestre
Slidre, Nalders, Norway, December
25, 1919. He was united in marriage
ar ,Ionv 1-.-lS-G to- Ra"a,ild Nestle
p-----ss-s -s---sSr. 49,. ~, --t =, =
and they came to America in the
year 1878, settling in Winneshiek
county, and for the last thirty years
lived on their fam in Decorah town
ship.
Eleven children were born to the
union. Two sons and two daughters
died four years ago, Edward, Gilbert,
Ella and Rachelt Mrs. kallevang.)
The deceased is survived by his be-
reaved wife, five sons and two daugn'
ters. They are HalvOr, Ole, Theo'
dore, of DEBORAH, Melvina, wife OF
Ben Teslow. of Waukon, John, Emi
/ and Gena at home. he IS also SuF
vived by six grand children.
Nj. HaIvOrsOn was quiet, uh
assuming man, who made the hom'
the can.er of his interest and q
his activity, and he was q man wn'
bore the respect and esteem or ev
erybody and his death brings sorrow
to all. He was a loving HUSBAND
and father, and the writer join
with the host Of friends of the fam
ilv i'm extending heartfelt sympath.
to the bereaved ones. .,
The funeral services were he'll
Monday afternoon at 1880 from tn
home at 200 O'Clock from the Tn
ion Prairie church, Rev. Paul kore
I ofriciating
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
Accept Position With Connor- Knigh,

Mr.. Walter Kimball, of Chicago,
arrived last Wednesday and has ac-
cepted position with the Common
Knight dry goods store as win
dow trimmer and decorator Before
coming here he spent a short time
in ElSader. His addition to this
stores force and his experience as
an expert window trimmer, will in
sure some very nice displays in the
future when the firm gets located in
their new quarters.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22

recognize the propriety of being
seen and not heard. As relics they
are interesting, but as vital forces
they are not even negative says the
Carroll Herald.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
Some Negative Forces,

The six ex-governors who bolteol
Brookhart must now acknowledge
that they cut very little ice in Iowa
politics. After this ex-governors will
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22

ifornia for the past Ia years, and is
considered one Of the finest oornet
players on the coast.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22

For Coughs, colds, and sore
throat, try H. w. Bankers prescrip-
ton. THE FARMERS STORE. 45tf..
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
POLAND CHINAS
SELL WELL
Big Sale Held Last Wednesday by
Nolan and Headington Drew
Out Nice Crowd.
EVERY OFFERING
WAS SOLD
While No High Prices Prevailed the
Sale Was Even From
Start to Finish.

The big sale Of full blooded Poland
China hogs held last Wednesday at
the j. +. Nolan farm 5 miles north
west Of DEBORAH on the Button road
by j. f. Nolan and W. w. Head
ington, drew out a nice crowd of
buyers and every offering was sold,
in all 81 head. The sale was cried
by Col. Fred Sellman and J. F.
Nolan and they handled the sale in
their usual good style. The hogs
offered were in fine condition and
the buyers were all highly pleased.
The top gilt went to l.. Z. Nelson
at Elgin, Iowa. Below will be found
complete list of the buyers and
prices paid:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
higgins Wins in Supreme Court

The case of Peterson vs.. George
Higgins and wife tried in the dis
trlct court here and won by the
Higgins was appealed by Peterson to
the Supreme Court OF this state
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
tight Office on washing,-- Is-r :


word was re hved that the case mad
been decided for the Higgins. The
case arose over a land deal. Peter
son had induced the Higgins to con
tract insight and unseen for three
tracks of land many miles apart in
the hill country in northwest North
Dakota, agreeing to trade valuable
property here I'm DEBORAH, paying
cash besides and assuming and
agreeing to pay three mortgages on
the land When the law suit started
here in DEBORAH, Mr. Acres, the at
tomey for Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins
went to North Dakota, investigated
and procured the deposition of many
witnesses in North Dakota and
showed that the land was desert
covered with rock and allah lakes
This case ought to be warning to
people mclinded to credit the stories
of unknown persons representing
that, FAR off cows wear long horns.
Had the Higgins lost it would have
cost them about $4,000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12
sE RINDIO UN HOMENAJEaAi LA
ACTRIZ FRANCESCA CECILIA. SO
REL, QUE Sc HALLABA EN- Ell
PALCO DE HONOR

Redactor de "El AIundo. en- n. X.
NEW YORK, noviembre 19.-Ano-
che Sc celebr0 en- el hotel Astor, el
gran baile annual del Equity, que es
uno de los aaontecimientos mas n.dta-
bles de New York, por concurrir al
mismo ciianto brilla Y reahnente vale
en- el testro americana A-este cele-
bfe festival asistieron mllehos cuba
NOS que Sc hallan familiarizados con
las intimlihdes de la gliaE chadatl y
siben que solsmente una vez al aflo
Sc reunen en- brillante Y alegre asalre
blea todos los magmates de la escena
y-de la pantalla, efeetusndo una ela4
borada function, de una magnificencia
sin raralelo.
FL ticket de entrada Sc vendi6 a I'll
d6lGres los palcos a 30 d0lares, y
cuando nosotrcs entrances, la una
de la mariana, nos correspondi0 el nd-
nero 2,2SO, dcmostrativo de que va
habfan en- los espaciosos sslones otros
tantos concurrentes. Ell festival asa-
ba. de camenzar, pues por tactic acuer-
do Sc habfa decidisllo retanlarlo un po-
co, con objeto deyque psrticiparan de
el todcs los artistas que trabajalsgn
en- los diferentes teatros de New York
y en- sus numerosos cabarets.
Nosatrcs entrabamcs Ell el momento
en- que Sc efcctuaba la gran ps.Itl-la
de los artistas, de la que participation
todas las celebridades teatl.ales que
Sc encuentrsn actualmente en- esta ciu<
dad, cGlnpuesta por Ethel Barrymore,
la Nazimoya, Marion Davies, Anita
Stewart, Pearl White, Lila Lee, Flo
renee Reed, A.leles Rowland Grace La
Rue, Las Dolly Sisters, Marguerite
Sylvia, Peggy Wood, Irene Fenwick,
Violet Heming, Mia Naldi, Helen Mac
Keliar, Madge Kennedy, Edith Day y
otras de los hombres Sc hallabsn
en- formation Rodolfo Valentino, Jack
Dcnahue, John Barrymore, George ~
Dick Roth, Hal Skelly, John Walsh,
Joseph Marquis, Thomas Meighan "
otros, que recorrieron el salon & los
acor1es de la "Marsellais' J, ofrecim-
dele un homenaje de fraternal admi-
raci0n v simpatfa a Ia gran comedian
te francesa Cecil Sorel, que Sc halIa-
ba en- un palco de honor, adornado
con las banderas ds Franaia Esua-
dos Unidos.
Ethel Barrymore le cferci0sa NADIA
Lne Sorel un hcrmosfsimo raillo en-
nccnbre de los artistas americanos. a
Ii parada sllcedi0 el midnight jollies'
que es el SHOW ;:altlal b Equity
" en-. el que tomarsel Iarte esta yez
lniagnfficos representatives de Ia esce-
ma, ofrec.endo Yin espectaculo extraor-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12
IA VISTA DE HOY

A las dieZ,de Ia maiana Sc reanatla
In session en 81 case del I,lrito electoral
del mGnicipio de Aan Juan. y Il s:bo-
pdo IL In rarie dcunandada, seiior
Celestino Iriarie. prcsenia una petit
ci0n Ia Hon. Corte. suplicGnds la
posp0sici6n de In vista hasta nsldlana
microbes que llegara eI perjto sali-
grafo. seiior Osborn. quien, proceden-
te de los Estados Unidcs, viene con
el prop6s.to de someter a exaIhen quf-
mico. el papel y las marcas hecilas en-
has papeletas electorales Ile los cale-
gios impugnados por el partido repu-
blicano puertOrriqueiio.
FL ! aGiO. Felid presenta una moci0n
pidienda una indemnfllcion para en-
case que no concurra dicho senior Os-
borne, para los efectcs de la pr0rroga.
FL juez Foote desestima la menciSt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12
Ell PLEITO ELECTORAL
DE PUERTO ARTURO

nal. mccisn. maaifcziands que tics,e
= rr,a,tsltn dc g~nnsv~lrr = las parecx
sllantas uporqnniaadrs d-sxa para
apmiar rsue.as adicionales. Grrcran-
d. qne slcclasll un nnevo rrccso has
ia mafana mlervelcs.
Respccso Al rferido selor Oa,oFn,
y por information ohienilE por uno
de nnestros nSlaciores. salsemcs que
no hace mnflo. se velfilaba cn una
de las cories de In ciudad de New
York. un czaso relacionado con cerca
de lbs millones de d0lsres. en que In
parte demandante alegaba que In fir
ma rIies1a en- el dccunentO en cues
ton, habla sido con fesha del aiio
1892, In p..rte demandada alegaba
que no. hue .siicho dOclmento habEa 81
do firmado en- sel 1870 LlamadO un
hombre de cientia en- materia de Cali
graffa, concurre el seiiar Osborn. pro-
hando ante Ia. susodicha Corte, que La
fir1na era ap5crifa, la vez pro-
b6 que el papel ell ell cual estaba es-
tiaanrad;, habfa sido fabrifaelo en- el
1909.
FL seiior Osborne llegara a primera
hora 'de mafiana ell el vapor San
Lorenza.''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12
EN Ell BARRIQ VEGAS DE JESUS
Ell COLERA EN- LOS CERDos
fLa Refoama. Yancol

j e. Z q
En- la maiiana de hoy recibimos la
siempre atenta vista del sellor La
vienna, Inspector de Agricultural tle
est; municipalidad, lnra informarnos
que en- todo el barrio de Vegas, SO
hallan certlos con una enfermedad
que Sc denOmina el c0lera, enfelme-
dad que amenaza acabsr con todos- los
cerlos en- ese distrito.
Ell senior Lavienna nos infoIm6 que
ell dnis,o medic para detencr esta ept-
denia es inyectarlGs, serfa muy
oportuno que todos los que tienen de
estos ;nimales por ell distrito afecta-
db, tomasen a ialteres el asutno, en- su
prcpio beneficio Y solicitasen las di-
chas inyecciones para ell case.
Con gusto hacomos pdblica La infor-
maai6n del amigo Layienna, Eor cuan-
to es de interes general y al mis1no
tempo la agradeccmos en- la que va
le.s n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12
EL Bale ANUAL De Los ACTORES america.
NOS EN:EL HOTEL ASTOR >.s {

/, dinariamcpte attractive, que fuG ihuy
/, apiaudido. Al terminsrse ell mid
| night jollies'', Sc bailo alegremente
hasta las 3, en- que las hermanas Do
lily deleitarGm a los ;concurrentes con
un n1mero de su extenso repertoire,
que. Sc Ekstingne por la grscia mas ex-
quisi.at el arte belleza insupera-
bles de. los ejecutantes.
. Al nlmero de las Dolly Sisters pre-
cedi0 una de las mas esplendidas in
/ terpretaciones de la Incompatible or
! questa Paul Whiteman, que no tiene
rival en- Broadway. La misma or
duesta acampail6 q las Dolly Y ejecu-
to tambi6n el tango argentine de Los
cuatro jinetes del Apocalipsis", que
bailaron Ell medic de estruendosos
aplausos, Rodolfo Valentino y su es-
posa Valentino vestfa el mismo traje
que us0 en- la famosfsima cinta cine
nlatografica que lie di0 tanta celebrf-
dad Y su aparici6n fu6 objeto de una
sk.n las ovs,cioncs mas rllidosas que re-
corlainos, ganandose con su maestrfa
tlonaire las simpatfas de la distin-
guida concurrencha. 8.
Despu6s del tango argentine bsila-
do por Rodolfo Valentino, comeliz0 t,e
nuevo el bale v cena, que resultaron
tanlbien esplendidos. A las once de
La noche Sc hallahan congestionados
les pasillos del AstoT, por. la multitud'
de curiosos Due deseaban contelHplar
de cerca los famosos artistas que ell
munlo entero adnlila 7 aplaude, y Ell
baile, con uns, con;urrencia de mas de
$500 personas. dtr6 hasta las siete de
la manana de hoy. Despues de la
function tryinsss oportunidad de sslu-
dar en- los heranoscs salones muchos
amigos y conocidos habiendonos en-
confradci a d;stinguidos cubafos entire
los cuales citaremos al genial ;arica-
turista .Conrsdo w. Massaguer. al CO
nocido hacendado, senior George Eow-
ler;' dsn Miguel Mendoza s. doctor
Julio Batistas don Pedro SRodriguez
al sehor Isidoro Fontanals y su ele-
gante .esposl y otros.
En- dos palcss .s,midos', use hallsbaf
,el conocido banquero Heligman, accom-
panado de mas de veinte cytrices en-
cantadoras. 0tros. concurrentes d pal
ccs eran, Mr. Fox, Harry Allen, Harry
Beresford, Eddie Bowling, Frann Gill-
more, Harold w. Gould, Alice King.
James Spottswood, B. w. Straus, Mn
dame Cecil Sorel, Salli Tysha, Otto
Wagner, Borinne Barker, Frances Ca
meron, John w. Rumsay, b. $. Per-
kins, Robert Mackay, Mrs Feliz Mo-
rris, Thomas Meighan, HI, Dudely Ro-
csen, Robert HiIl'Eld, Lorraine Man
vile, Margaret wicherly y otros mu-
chcs.
R0BAINA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12
vISITANDo A BARCELONA

A fines de noviembre Sc encontraba
en- Barcelona, Espafa, el seilor Jorge
Rmanf, representsnte ala Camara de
Puerto Rico, que realiza un intere-
sante viaje por la Peninsula Iberica,
y Sc propone visitar, Madrid, Toledo y
otras ciudades de aquel nafs.
Ell seiior RomGnf Sc dispone estar
/ Y legreso la isla a tempo para
concurrir a la Legislature de febrero
del entrante afio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12

tcouiinhaclon ae IA primera.l
mafdamic hshia rxlacsaa = lncwo de
hal,cr hallado pr Il tsrnins de -
minutes. IA llo. CoEte .1xalEa IN rrsc-
- haisa huy a las nueve , media \.
m.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-12

Sc VENDEN dos casas en- la calle
San Jorge, Santurce., Informaran G.
s. en- Ell IMPARCIAL.
, 1922-03-21
GOLFERS MUST
Show CLASS
Tournament Record Must Be
Consistent to Compete in
Amateur Play.

NEW YORK. nfhrch .1-Gosrers
who compete in the national amateur
championship tournament next Gum
mer must a v shown evidence OF
class" under tho plans considered by
James d. Standish. chief OF tho elig1-
bnity committee OF the United States
Golf association Sensational per
in sectional organizations
will avail little. for a golfers tourna-
ment record extending over three
years must be communicable II he Is to
be permfttedlto euter-the list OF com
petitors-
Sectional associations have not al
WAYS shown themselves reliable in
furnishing a rating" Mr.. tSandish de-
clarcd- The number OF entries for
the national amateur championship
has Increased 50 rapidly that 1t is ne
cassary to exact more strict require
ments- Accordingly tho standard Of
play required this year VIII DO n handi-
cap Of four or less based on the Cal
kins system together with n com
mendable tournament record during
the past three years"
, 1922-03-21
.SOX JUBILANT
OVER RESULTS
VIII Play AllStar Aggrega.
ton From Texas Towns in
Game at Seguin.

CHICAGO. March z1-The Chica
go Americans were tubiiant today fol
lowing their victories over the New
York Nationals Saturday all Sunday.
according to reports received here
from their training camp at Seguin
TexnR-
Tho White Sox today wero sched'
uled to play n team Of stars gathered
from Seguin and the nearby towns. ut
Seguin- Commencing Saturday. IT
was said. the White Sox pilot viii Rnd
his pitchers over the entire route in
tho exhibition games
The Chicago Nationals were ready
for the finishing touches to Their. train
ing on Catalina island. Calf before
startiag their string OF exhibition
games which follow tho breaking of
camp Thursday. Tho Cubs returned
to their hair. after three victories on
the mainland and Manager KiIlefer
exprused the hope that his players
had at asst struck their stride.
, 1922-03-21
Sport Notes

They'll hzse to Dig mp n better
scrapper than Joe Beckett rs an op-
ponent for Jack Dempsey. TO attract
the fans
Pitcher Virgil arnesFfs making his
third attempt to land a regular job
on tho pitching stnr OF h Giantz
Mrs. Walter johnson and her time
Children are at Tampa where Walter
Is I'm training with the Washington
Senators.
Basketball has enjoyed n great sea
son, and hockey. too. has had n pros
porous year in the cities that follow
the pastime-
the Brooklyn Superbas. Zach Wheat
arrived nj Jacksonville early. and
without - kick about his contract
New Orleans gossip has II that Hin
key Hines. the Penn State athlete now
with the New York Yankees. already
looks like a big league star.
hscr hHnhr' tno cmeasc nsnt
Wogm, VINO was quue n ihasn n low
years ago. Is journeymg east 70 STAR
another boxing campaign
=
Sammy Golden manager OF Fcte
Herman chapaon n Oh
Young Montreal believes TINT Mon
treal Is In line 20 COP tho oantani-
weight title
harTy whis' VINO s ~,
the can as mo hoNl oipso '" I'M
Dempsey mas proVou 70 90 so'o
attracnon on mo 'nno'ho s'Aso
, 1922-03-21

tho new r~ubber-center basebaIls. which
have been adopted for this yea Inst
year the league used a ball with a
cork center. but this YES thrown out
as being too lively
These balls aro not exactly fitted
for our HcCredio said
May be we haven the best grade Of
The hall or may DO the skin diamond
Is o blame. Tho balls seem bigger
and deader.-
, 1922-03-21
HOOsiers Meet
Washington On
Diamond in May

SEATTLE. wszh-. March u--rhe
University OF Indiana baseball team
VIII meet the University of Washing.
ton nine here May - and Is. &C
cordinE TO annuoncemcnt by Graduate
Manager Darwin Nc4snest OF the
University OF washington- Tho In
diana squad Is due in Seattle Mar -
on thu liner Keystone State on the
asst lap Of \ tour " the Far East
, 1922-03-21
st. Louis Clubs
Break Camp Soon

ST. louis, March I-B5th OF st
Louis baseball teams today were IN
the last week OF trimming ut their
southern camps before starting north
on exhibition tours, which are sched-
MED to continue untn several days be-
fore the opening OF tho major league
SEASON on Aprn IL
, 1922-03-21
RFNTHROP WINS AGAIN.

AT LITTLE ROCK-Charies Ron
trop. Little Rock, claimant OF worlds
m~iddieEeigiIt wrestling championship.
won twentieth straight match by de-
feafing Mike Nestor. protege Of Zbys-
xko. in straight falls
, 1922-03-21
World Results
By Leased Wire
X-CHAMPION
WINS MATCH

MILWAUKEE,. March 31--cannnn
BAN" RAFT Los Angeles. A c. na
-honai handbar1 champion IN 1913. de
feated code Of Chicago two games
without giving his opronent single
serve in the opening games OF the
National A A u. hancbau tourua-
ment which opened hero Monday.
, 1922-03-21
RING TITLES
ON COAST At STAKE

PORTLAND. ORE. March zL-The
Pacific Coast Amateur boxing and
wrestling championships win be h-ld
here March so and ii under tho aus
pices OF ;he Muitnomah Amateur
Athletic club
The Los Angeles Athletic club and
the Olympic club Of San Francisco
have already signincd their intentions
of sending teams of ten boxers and
wrestlers TO the meet. Three Spo.
, 1922-03-21
Penn Relay Team
Goes to London

NEW YORK. March 21.-rhe Uni.
versity of Pennsylvania fourmne re
lay team sailed today for London,
where on April s It viii meet similar
teams from Oxford and Cambridge
universities in an international inter.
collegiate contest which win be the
feature OF tho Achilles club relay
meet The Pennsylvania team consist
ed of q one-mile runners. four com.
petjtors and one alternate substitute
, 1922-03-21
HEtD TOR CARRY WEAPON.

HEED FOR CARRY WHEATON,.
C. A Dewey is being held by the
police pending trial IN police court
tonight on a Charge OF Carrying con
cealed weapons- He II said to have
been arrested last night following a
display OF a % caiber Smith and
wez.ou revolver.
, 1922-03-21
SALT LIKE REsULrs..

AT SALT LAKE CTTY-Kid Davis
of Salt Lake given decision over Jim
Callahan of New York, at end of six
round bout. Charlie Kindo. Salt Lake.
given decision over Jock Roth, Chi
cago in six rounds.
, 1922-03-21
pENYER GETS HURLER

AT SEATTLE - President Jim
Boldt of Seattle club Of Pacific
league. announced arrangements for
sale of Pitcher Al Deinaree to Denver
club Western league.
, 1922-03-21
RUBBER CENTER
BALL KNOCKED
Seems Bigger and Deader,"
Save Manager of the
Seattle Club

STOCKTON, Cal. March .1.-wal-
ter hcCredio. manager OF the Seattle
club Of the Pacific coast league. is
the first to complain about
, 1922-03-21
ARGENTINA BOXER WINS.

AT NEwORK-Louis Ffrpo. Argen-
tina, claimant of heavyweight cham
pionship of South America Knocked
out Sailor Maxted in seventh round of
12-round match
, 1922-03-21
SPORT FLASHES
THURMAN DEFEATS SMITH

BURMAN DEFEATS SMITH,
AT NEW YORKJoe Burman, Chi
cago bantamwcight, defeated Midget
Smith Of Now Yors by judges deci-
Sion after Ground bout. Johnny Men
delsohn, Milwaukee, lightweight given
judges decision owe Pete Hartley,
New York, In. eight rounds.
, 1922-03-21
LEONARD BEsTs CLINTON.

AT BOSTON-Benny Leonard out
boxed Johnny Clinton, Now England
lightweight tito holder in no decision
bout.
, 1922-03-21

AT PHOENEX-Chet Neff, Los An
geles, awarded decision over Kid Mex
Pueblo. after ten fast rounds
, 1922-03-21
First IN NeUs
OF All EDents
HI TIT TnTDTnTr,C n AFT OC nNnTTRIN AJCVTC IL Fn in
III LIE lNlDOTVE y TAGE Vt DUN lUVO NEWS If Ola

kane clubs win b represented. and
athletes viii come from Tacoma, Sent
tie. Spokane. Vancouver. British Col
umbia, Victoria British Columbia. and
Idaho cities
The tournament VIII be under the
new American Amateur Athletic I'm
ion rules
For the past fnur year h annual
coast tltular meet has been held either
AZ san Francisco or Los Angeles The
last time h meet was held in tho
northwest II was at Seattle
, 1922-03-21
GARCIA DEFEATS GRIFFIN.

AT Ell PASO.- Frankie Garcia,
Memphis, awarded decision over Dick
Griffin of Fort Worth ut end OF fh-
teentk round.
, 1922-03-21

MITCHELL OUTPoISTS DOYLE
AT MUSHROOM PinkIo Mitchell.
Milwaukee. won decision over Willie
Doyle. Detroit. in tensround bout.
, 1922-03-21

FTrZsIMMONS LANDS KAYO.
AT ST. LOUIS - Young Fitnsim-
mons, Oklahoma City middleweight
knocked put Ora Dean, Staunton, ILL.,,
in sixth round.
, 1922-03-21

An of tho continents have cities.
towns or villages bearing tharnams-ot
Rome.
, 1922-03-21
Sport Calendar:

Golf
Florida amateur championship tour
nament opens at Orlando
Florida winter championship stourna,
ment. at St Augustine
bowling
Annual tournament of American
Bowling congress, at Toledo.
SlSafinE.
international amateur indoor cham
pionships. at Milwaukee,
Boxing
K o. Loughbn vs. Morris Luz. 10
rounds. at Oniaha-
Young Montreal W. willie Spencer
II rounds. at Providence-
, 1922-03-21
Lands InUited
To Dallas Game

DALLAS, Texas. March u-Atese-
gram urging Judge Lsndts, supreme
arbtter IF baseball, to be b guest of
Dallas Friday. the day OF It's charity
carnival and baseball game. has been
sent to the judge in St Petersburg.
Fla, by the carnival committee
, 1922-03-21

Jewclry snd watch repasrTnE by e.
pert wurkmen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mig Co. o.-S Bidg.
asa
, 1922-03-21

In John wetssmuIler. OF Chicago.
and Charles Speer. h Mercersburg
aquatic sensation. Uncle Sam has a
pair of young swimmers who are
tagged to become world champions.