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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

MIR. and Mrs. N. =. Braudcu
burg and family have taken au
apartment in the Colycr Hotel
Mr.. J. {. Hcndrcn and family.
oi the Spccdwcll section. have
leased the home Of Mrs. Calvin
TAYLOR on Broadway.
Mr.. Robert Doty. whose house
ON Irvine road was recently de-
stroyed by fire. has taken rooms
in the home Of Mrs. \. J. VII
loughby ON Collins street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Thompson
have leased the residence oi Mr..
J. ". Martin for the year 1922.
and have taken possession.
Deputy Sheriff K. O. MobcrIy
and family have moved from TN
ion City 10 the farm of Mrs. Wal
ker Hi>le ON the Irvine road.
AIr. and Mrs. J. W. Martin and
family have moved TO the farm
OF Mr.. d. G.. Martin near Lake
Reba where they will do farming
on a small scale.
MIR. and Mrs. Sim Turpin. who
recently sold their residence on
South Collins street to Mr.. Ben
Reeves. will leave soon To make
their home in Akron. Ohio.
MIR Jerry Chambers and iam-
lily have leased the small farm oi
Mr.. II. {. James near the lake.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bo,ley EpardS
have moved to the place vacated
BY Mr.. Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thorpe
will farm on the Lewis Francis
farm on the Irvine road.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Bales have
moved into the home OF Mr.. Zar-
ing recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. y. Moberly. who have
moved to the J. ]. Neal farm on
the Irvine road.
Mr.. J. II. Oldham and family
have moved to the Chcnault Dun
can house on Third street, occu-
pied the past year by Mr. Bland
Ballard and family, the latter
having leased a fiat over the
LuXon garage.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
.KI9KSVlLLE BOY
ADMITTED TO BAR

Frankfort. lar. Twenty
candidate, passed the cxamina-
,iuu~ for licenses To- practice Law
I'm Kentucky conducted here No
y,mbcr , and 3. J. p. Hobson.
secretary t. the Board OF Exam
incr~. ha, announced. The high
est grade was made made BY En-
nest J.. Zicglar. MaySville. with
Alva +. Musick. OF Pikcville.
second. and William L. Quick, OF
Louisville. TIL d.
Other successful applicants are
Leslie keene Adams. louisville; ;
!. Preston Cherry. Bowling
Green: RAYMOND Connell. Paris
Edward :. Dabney. HopkinSvillc;
Frank Morton Ford. Owenton; ;
Emery J.. Frazier. Lawrence
burg: William {. Good. SCOTS
vile: Cecil Hubert Heavrin. Lex
ington: Thomas OwSley Holder.
jamestown: William +. McAIur-
ray. Jr.. Louisville; Rogers 7.
Moore. Hazard; Robert ). Oil
yer. Scottsville; Glenn s. Ricketts,
Nicholasvillc: Walter Sherwood,
Jr., Louisville: John +. Wilson,
Kirksville; Clarence l.. Wood,
Maysville. and Patrick II. Vim
cent. Brownsville.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
TWO MORE NORMAL
SCHOOLS PROPOSED
Move On Foot In Legislature To
Establish Two More In Diff
ferant Sections
iUy Associated Press

Frankfort, Ky. Jan. lO-Estab-
liShmcni of two normal school:
for the training OF white elcncn
taTy teacnerS upon. Cond tion that
gifts ui land. money or buildings
are forthcoming from the com
muniticS in which the institutions
are located. will be asked OF the
legislature during the present
session.
The act will k for an annual
appropriation OF S30.0J0 Tor eac1
Of the schools for maintenance
operation. this money To be forth
coming only when the State
Board Of Education shall have re-
ceiycG gifts of buildings or mon
ev or suitable lands to the sum OF
$4,000. The schools are To be-
under the supervision OF the
State Board OF Education and one
Is To be located i'll the eastern
part and the other n the western
part OF the state.
1t i Indicated that rivalry will
make it, arl carancc in the loca-
tion Of the schools Il, MANY cities
and town, in each section already
have expressed 4 desire that the
institutions be located in the =
particular county. 1t i under
stood from authoritative sources
that at least one Kentucky town
Ia, offered lands and buildings to
the project. should the Legislature
act iayorably.
Several things will he taken in
to consideration II the location OF
the schools. Inducements offered
by the community: geographical
location: accessibility. and needs
will be carefully considered be
fore final location i, decided upon
The act provides that if gifts ar
forthcoming from one section OF
the state that the institution may
be established there and rccciv-
the annual appropriation regard
les of the action OF the Other
end of the state.
I'm eastern hcuturty the towns
81 Morchcad. Pikcvillc. Ashland.
Louisa. and Pa.nt>villc already
have in,imalcl a desire To secure
the school. while Mayiield. Pa
du~ah and Princeton have been
mentioned a. l'kcly contcndcrs in
the western field.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
PRESS OPPOSES
VICIOUS LEGISLATION

Washington Jan. 10 - News
papers opposed to the anti-gamb-
ling legislation in the rider to the
postal bill were represented to-
day at hearings before the Senate
Judiciary subcommittee. Sena-
tor Stanley, introducing the press
representatives. asserted the leg
islation is designed mot to pre-
vent racing but to limit the free
dom OF speech by placing arbi-
trary restrictions not upon race
tracks but upon the press
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
EXPERTS TO
SURVEY SHELBYVILLE
Normal School Men To Inspect
School System There
Other Normal Notes

The SheIbyyilIe City Board of
Education and the City Superin-
tcndcnt have requested Eastern
Kentucky State Normal School
To- make a complete survey OF
the city system and 10 make rec
concentrations for the improve
mcnt of the system. The sur
vcy will be in charge of the
Dean. II. J.. Donovan. assisted bv
Il. y. Edwards. Superintendent
OF the Training School. c. d.
Lewis. Director Of Extension.
and W. J.. Jayne. Specialist in
Rural Education The survey
will be made Monday and Tues
day. JANUARY 9th and 10Th.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
TOBACCO GRADES
ABOUT WORKED OUT

Standard grades for the tpba,-
CO in the control of the Hurlcy
Tobacco Growers Cu-opcrativ'
.\,,uciat ON have been worked
ont and it is probable that this
par, OF the work will bc com
p.ctcd by TUESDAY. it was said AZ
the association headquarters. al
Lexington. Monday.
The remainder Of the personnel
oi the association also will be an
uounccd within a day or two.
With the working out oi the
grading system the selection of
the graders is practically all that
that remains To put the system
into effect and President Jane
{. Stones statement Saturday
;hat the officers hoped to have
the warehouses open for the re
ccptiou Of the pooled tobacco
within the next few days indi-
Gates that progress i, being made
toward that goal OF the organized
growers.
No information was obtainable
a to the financing of the crop.
but as plenty Of financial assist
ance has been offered the associa-
ton. including that from local
bangs. as well a. federal financial
sources. officials have not evident
Is been worried much with that
problem.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
Haggins Noble Pleads
Guilty of Jackson Murder

Jackson, Ky. Jan. l0-llaggins
Noble. 2l years old, the third man
tried for connection with the
death Of Miss Maggie Allen in an
attack on the Breathitt county
Jail December 10. was sentenced
to a life term in the penitcntiary
when he pleaded guilty in circuit
court here Monday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
American Legion Grows

indianapolis. Ind. Jan. TO -
with 1O754 posts in 4S states.
FIVE territorial possessions. and
20 foreign countries. the Ameri-
can Legion enters upon the year
1922. During the past twelve
months, 10 posts were added TO
the organization. according to a
report given out by Lemuel Boil
les. national adjutant.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
Ne. NBERRY'S PLEA
FALSE AS HE'LL"

Washington Ian. lO-Dcclara-
tiou hl Senator Ncwbcrry. OF
Michigan. that expenditure, AMI
contributions IN hi, campaign
against Henry Ford. were with
ou, his knowledge va, described
by Senator VILLAINS. democrat.
ui Mississippi. IN the Senate late
Mouday. a, false ii, hell"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
TOBACCO STILL POURS
INTO WAREHOUSE HERE
Weed From Many Surrounding
Counties Sold Here and
Prices Continue Good

Home House Monday when 1885,
335 pounds were sold. with prices
holding their own on all grades.
\ large amount OF tobacco con-
tinues TO come in and the floor
and driveway are all full for to-
DAYS sale. Shipments continue
to arrive from all sections OF
Eastern Kentucky and indica-
tions are that another half mill
lion pounds will be sold this
week. Some sales made Mon
day include;
!. p. Moberly sold 40 lbs at
SOC: 40 at 4Oc: 50 at 45c; 90 at
4Sc: l2O at 55c: 100 at 46c: 25
al . l-2c; 100 ut SOC: 2C0 at SOC.
White and Parks sold 20 lbs
nj Is l-2c: 30 at Sic; lz0 at
42c; 24O at SOC; DO at 40c; APO
at l5c: SIS at SOC: 10 at 6c.
Tom Lowery sold 40 lbs at
SOC: los at 4Oc: 225 at 45c; 10
at 43c; % at Soc; IS at 2Sc: IS
at I l-+c' Is at &c. -
Whitlock and Whitlock sold .
lbN at 59c; 500 at 10 i-zc; Ioo at
Is lie; pos at $50: 30 at 3Sc :.
$50 at 4Oc: 5l5 at 4lc; 5 at SSc ::
$50 at Sc; $50 at SIC; = at z5c;
40 at z'c; z4O at lie.
Lewis and MaupIn sold ~ ID, 5,
at SOC; = at +5c; = at 10; lUu
at l2c: cO ut 5'c; =; = ut - &c.
Coleman and " hitc >oId lOo
'nN = l'c 20 AT Tic: ~ al +2c ::
- at nc ~ nj 80 ~ ri zS'.
lack Hu&hieu SOFA - I'D. az
lZc; 81 at zlc; - at @2c' - a.
sc; lo9 at Z/c; - al &c ~ Il,
he: - at 4'c - ut ot.
Cariy and M"urc ,..: ~" DDS
II I9c L'C nj &c; !'e d, -'' ;
20 at SIC; ~ nj ',Lc: W. al
sc: - nj -; ~ al 'uC =. ,
Al Zoc' w al ''2G ] - IL = >
e.; AOc; I1o 1t Zc: =! q,
Coy ana OhccN >".d I'2 Ids AZ
Izc: ~ at foc: i'o ~ &c q"
at +9c; -" al '"c 2DU al DOC :
10 at 'lc; I'D al " '-7'; '/' ~
-Oc.
h1,- ana steven, -"'' > IDS
al I9c; W nj l"'' l2O al 4Oc =
~ al +'' ~ III nc --O d..
sc ; - al ~ &c ~ at i l-7'.l
iioili'lan bros, -"Io loo -, ,oa d,
&c ~ III 'oc ~ al t'C IOO d.
''c; l'o at 4zc; NV ut "2c w
gt &c. No at zOc = al " I-z' =
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
Governor Offers Reward
For Jackson County Men

Frankfort. KY. Jan. l0-Gov.
Morrow today offered rewards
of $3.50 each for the arrest anil
conviction Of Earl and Dclbert
King. alleged to have killed De
putty Sheriff John Caugin in Jack
son county November l9 The
officer had gone to church in
the country 10 serve warrants for
disorder when he was killed
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
BINGHAM INVITED TO
VILLAGES MEETING

Washington. Jan. To- \amc,
pi 45 additional delegates 90 the
National Agricultural Conference
were announced today by Sccrc-
tary Wallace. The total acccp-
tancc Is uow Pu. The list of del
egatc> today included Judge Rob
crt bingham. nf Louisville, rep
rc,cntin4 the Burnley Tobacco
Tobacco Growers Association.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
TOBACCO BILL NOW
Up TO GOVERNOR

Frankfort. Ky. Jan. lO-The
House today unanimously passed
the Bingham cooperative mar
kctiug b:il ami sent It to the gov
crnur for his signature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
FAST FREIGHT
HITS SCHOOL BUS
CEy Associated Press

Van Vert. Ohio. Jai. 10-Four
81 ldren "ere instantly killed and
and IL others injured when a
Pennsylvania fast freight train
struck school bus three miles
from here today.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
BONUS BILL IS
Offered IN HOUSE

Frankfort. Jan. lO-A bill pro
viding a bonu, ui SO a month
Tor every Kcutuckian in the
world war for each month he
wa, in and not To- exceed 3
months. wa> introduced in the
House today by Representative
adams. of kculou county.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Jan. 10 - Cattle
quiet; hogs 25c lower; Chicago
63,O00: 25c lower.
Louisville, Jan l0-Cattle 800,
active and unchanged; hogs 700,
25c lower, tops $S.25; sheep 50,
higher. $3.50: lambs $40.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
Increase in Student Body

There has becn quite an in
crease 10 the student body since
Continued un Page 81
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10

Hear Rodes Terrill sing "Any
Old Port in a Storm" and Rock
ing-Horse," assisted by the Dixie
Quartet. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
Cochran Says He'll
Enforce Volstead Law

Lexington Jan lO-Fcderal
Judg Cochran today told the
grand jury I'm charge at the open
ing Of his winter terms. that the
Nolstcai act can and will be en-
forced effectively. even though II
"bc hindcrcd IN MANY way>
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10

We have moved our Office from
East Main street 70 Irvine street
back of tie jail, with L. I. VII
son. His telephone number will
now be 1872 instead of 70.-Rena-
ker Bros. 80
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10

One lot of Boys good school
Suits at $500; all sizes. See End
street window. r. c. II. Coving-
ton Co. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
jim PARK is GIVEN
GOOD COMMITTEES
Madison Representative Is Well
Taken Care of BY Speaker
Senate Adopts Rules


represents Madison in the lower
branch OF the General Assembly.
Speaker Thompson was e,pcc-
tally nice TO Mr.. Park. He Is
placed on a number OF important
committees. having seven assign
ments altogether. His list ot
committees is as follows: Codes
OF Practice; Cities of the Second
and Third Class; Education No.
/; Military Affairs: Normal
schools; Racing, and State Uni
vrSitv.
Only one republican was nam
ed on the important Rules Com
mittee-Joe +. Bosworth. ol Bcr.
county. who was speaker twH
years ago when the republican,
controlled the House. and l. the
republican floor leader this time.
There are Is members ON the
Rules Committee this wear
Speaker jaime, II. Thompson.
OF Paris eX-otiicio chairmaG .
Claude ID. Minor. Of pcrryriiis.
ranking member: Arch J.. IIaw'i-
ton. Lexington: q. Lucicu Drurl
Morganfield: Charlie, \. Nelson.
White Mills: Ira ID. Smih. Hop
k;n>yille; Lee l.. Simon-. Lou. e.
vile: Henry Lawrence. JaGiz.
Harry J. Meyers. Coviny,ou: I
T. Brown. ShelbyEillc: David l..
Howard, Versailles: Samuel w..
Bosworth. Middcl>horo. and ~.
NJ Bowling. Brandcnhuru
In the Senate. rules ui pr1Cr-
Gurc were adopted. B. "a party
vote "i 10 t. X the recommends
t:ou of the Rules Committee. putt
ting it in power for the final 20
day> OF the session. instead ui i.
a. in prcviou, sessions. was
adopted
Senator John \. Lee. 90. Owen
county. who viii introduce the
anti-bctting bill Tuesday. D..
irrtcd T., = ,.l,u., IN ,rr -,,r,..
whereby the words cor rrrrw'ar-.
H.. ,,.,r,. .,r-,.r.,r ,,,, --... The
n~,yi,. .nr vnirb +, i,.-,.r.f io.
i,~,,..nt . ,n,.,rbc~ ir.-- ,.r;ro
ON a measure iu which hr las a
..rcrsopol ,r r~;,a,r~ interest
The a,Lli,i,nal word .r..,,-,a-i-
!, /, not IN fine constitution ior
,-b;rh rca..n ,l, p,,rc- Commit -
tee Jcrid,J ,ba, :; -h,,,rf r., Ir.
I'm ,h,. rulc. ri fr,. crua,, .ri-b
+, r,utrudcd ,hn-ri r,. .. Lc-
Nm the lanp,r,n,. ~ I'M, -,r,.. con
,,itu,;or
Risino to ,.ruurr, nn ,r.- -,,l,.
S.,ator Ice said fr..t whenever
IN ,Gcr,in.- .-, r,r,....,;,,,
80, ip,er.., ,,..,s I,i.,~,. .lr senate
l,. wanted S,uato- William
pcrr,- Of Louisville -rr-.rcnt
r~, tenn nf thai branch %. r.,.idc
whether ar roi ar,. rrr,r..- vas
interested directly n~ Indirectly
IN the measure I- wrr-r,- nj.
,.nnnertion ,-a. ,r-l q, :. -r,tify
~. cvrl,,.inn from, ,.,,irg ..- th..
bin
Senator Perry q, chairman ,i
fin. rplc, committee said hat he
,yn,,Id not attcmur Il, arr - cen
.or of any other ,n,mrrr.. -;oht
- vote THAT +, q o,,,.,;., f,r|
,b, individual Senator Il. frr;d,.
80. f,r the Senate ;f.,li. -.. r.rsid-
.r" the v-a,- h.. -..a-f..,f =
After the Senate adjourned
senator ee ,a;d that HI, iru,,iry
was made in connection ,y.,h the
,,ro,osed anti-bettiro I.ai.I,t;op
.,Tlctino race tracks = IN, an
,osed - all forms of bc,ting eth
- b,. n,ri-mr,ucls p. r,,, nr,,,-
,;.oi ~ by Ln,l.,r,l-.r. ~.
- otber sta,r. " ,,;l III Lee
Il Inv heard tba, .,,,s ,,,a,,,-
hrrS OF the legislature are either
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10

given To il IE the rules.
Senator Perry called attention
of Senator Brock To- the fact that
this provision wa, iu the rules ol
the 1920 session. with the eNccp-
tion that control WAS only fifteen
LAYS. we want the Rules Com
mittcc to have the power OF y
day>." said Senator Perry. IN
order that it may carry out The
mandate of the people. a. cXprc $
ed at he recent election. which
put the responsibility on the dem
ocratic party We want To he
able TO pass necessary bills prior
to the time that the governor will
be able To hold a measure until
adjournment. He has the right
to keep a bill ON his desk for ten
days. and in order that the Senate
may act ON any possible eNecu-
tive vctOcs. We arc asking for the
extra five days
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10

Hear ]. {. Ballard sing Tuck
Me to Sleep in My Old 'Tucky
Home Legion minstrel Jan. Il
and Is. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10

One lot of Boys good school
Suits at $500; all sizes. See End
street window. r. c. H. Coving-
ton Co. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10
The Weather

Rain or SNOW tonight; Wednes-
day rain and somewhat colder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-10

Hear Charles Stanifer sing
There's Only One Pal After
ALL" Get your tickets early. Il
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-04
THAT HEADACHE IS
ONE SYMPTOM YOU
DARE not IGNORE
Because It Means Something
Is Wrong That Will Later
Give You Much Trouble.

That raging headache from which
you are now suffering means some
thing wrong that is bound to give
you serious trouble later OF II not
corrected now.
You must seek for the cause in
some functional arrangement. Per-
haps your stomach needs toning up
your liver needs stimulating to
action SO that poisonous products
of putrefaction going on in the
bowels as a result of constipation
may be eliminated, instead Of be-
ing absorbed and causing such re-
actions as headaches, pains in the
side and back, dull drowsy feelings,
loss of energy and interest
Nothing is better for the purpose
than Dunwody's Turpedine Emul-
sion. 1t gives a punch to the ap-
petite; digestion will proceed in
such an easy and normal manner
you will forget that you have
ever had anything the matter with
you at all.
That misery in your side or back
will vanish; your lazy liver stimu-
lated to do a days work; those rag
ing headaches that made you mis-
cradle will cease; that .apathetic
feeling will be replaced by one OF
increased energy, and your friends
will soon notice the very great diff
ference in your appearance.
Isn't it worth trying? Thou
sands of others have found relief
by taking Dunwody's Turpedine
Emulsion. Relief for you is just
around the corner-at your nearest
observation-disclosures
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-04

Very convenient Credit
Terms will be arranged on
this Christmas Player OUTFIT.
Your old Piano will be taken
In exchange IL you desire.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-04
Plan Benefit
FOR STRIKERS
Sllyis Shops Committee Considering
Plans for Staging Boxing
Program.


II plans OF the strikers commit
tee Of the Silyis shops federation
m~aterialize, a Christmas benefit,
taking the form of a boxing pro-
gram, will be presented at the Illi-
nois theatre the night OF Dec. %.
The committee is confident that
with the proper kind Of boosting a
substantial sum, to be given to the
needy strikers and their families,
could be realized.
Tentative plans of the committee
call for the use principally Of local
talent and the changing of nominal
prices. 1t is believed that % or 80
rounds of boxing between tri-city
fighters, evenly matched and will
ing to mix matters, would be liber-
ally patronized.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-04

Restessusss Of 100 anxious SIN
dents cams to m end yesterday
afternoon when it was announced
that tho quintet from the Iowa
state college won the huge bronze
trophy in the students livestock
Judging contest ut the Information
al Livestock exposition's opening
day. The Hawkeye team crowded
Purdue university into second place
BIZ 4 wide margin of n points.
A possible score of 5000 points
stood as the goal before the 70
iudxing teams when they entered
the Judging arena early Saturday
morning. Iowa students scored
1910 points; Purdue scored 1888;
Kansas, third, 1868, and Nebraska.
fourth, 8,S43.
Eighth Win for Iowa.
BY winning first, the huge bro0aa
statue Of a bull and a man offered
by the Union stockyards and
Transit company becomes the per-
manent property Of the Iowa State
college. This is the eighth time
in the 10 annual contests that Iowa
has scored first. The college prac-
tically has emptied the chest OF all
trophies that must be won two OF
three times to be retained as per
manent property.
The Iowans not only made the
highest collective score in compe-
tition with the other - teams, but
annexed the individual prize. This
was won by ]. C. Holbert, who reg
istered $50 points out of a possible
1000. F. A. Fell in second place
score 832 points, and L. w. Grady
member Of the Nebraska team, was
a close third with 829 points. miss.
ing the second prize by a col Of
only three points.
The total score Of each team fol.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-04

Dpeing161d, Dc. l-yhxm crops
exo bee6 obtained largely IN ox-
061Ient condition In Illinois, &C
cpEding 70 the semi-mOnthly report
Issued today BY A. J. 6urrah AZ
3rtcultural staeistician With the Hi
snots cooperative crop reporting
sa6evfce.
favorable late fall weather has
prsyailed during the past two
weeks. Rainfall. has been SUFFICIENT
u improve the growth Of fall sown
crops and pastures. Late field
york has made fair progress. Re-
PORTS covering the general advance
ment OF farm work for this time
Of year ara mostly optimistic.
Corn husking IL over IS per cent
completed. Conditions have been
mostly favorable for gathering this
crop. and the quality of the croy
now In Illinois corn cribs will rata
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-04
is

London, Dec. f4.-Premier Hughes
Of Australia was stabbed with {
hatpin at a turbulent election meet
ing at Melbourne, according to ad-
vices. "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-04

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