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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-04-06
From Sarepta.

aIVH SAISPA0s
Dated: Monday, April Sd.
There were a number of visitors In
town to-day, due to the reports from a
nearby WELL which Is thought to lie
an oil well.
Misses Dunn and Howell spent the
past weekend with home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Smith have as
guests their daughter and grandson,
Mrs. Ernest Gleason and William.
Miss Ruth Pftre spent the past week
end In Couchwood visiting friends.
Mrs. Thomas Powell and little son,
Herschel, spent the past week in
Shreveport visiting relatives.
Most OF our teachers expect to leave
tomorrow for New Orleans to- attend
the State Teachers Institute, which is
to he held this week.
Mrs. s. r. Robinson and children Wis
tied Mrs. RObinson's parents Tin Spring
Hill) yesterday.
Miss Mabel Powell spent several
days of last week In Cotton Valley,
Powell, who were sick.
A number of young people motored
to Spring Hill last Friday night to visit
friends
| Mr.. Clinton Worsham has been Ill
for several days. He is some better to.
day-and we all wish him speedy re-
cOvery.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ". Smith spent yes
terday very pleasantly with theil
daughter, Mrs. Tom Blunt, Of Spring
| Hill.
Due to the heavy rainfall several
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II you have something on your farm
ron would like to convert Into money
advertise It Id the BAHMER.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Tampa Has Lively Week
With ID. A. X. Convention
Spec,nl Dispofc.

''''' 'f-f DfSVuNU 10 'f' ffcWtC
TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 2S With the D.
A. RS in convention here tho club
women Of the city spen; a busy week
entertaining their sister ciubwomen
from all over Florida aud from outside
the state. Mrs. William n. Reynolds,
Of Winston Salem. as cardidate for
president general Of thu national So
c'e;y, was tnc honor guest at a mum b. =
Of functions. The nationfl election
viii DO hold in Washington in Ap1N.
With the invitations JUS issued for
the wedding of Miss Mary Trce Clewis,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs A. c. Clewis.
the week was filled with a series of
dinners. lunchcons and afternoon teas
IN honor Of the bride-to be Miss
Clewis will be married to George
Blaine Howell, of Ithaca, \. Y, rcXt
Thursday.
General " B. Haldcman. o. Louis
vile. accompanied by Mr.. Flsldeman
ard their daughter. M"s. Frazier Bon
RE. srcn; several DIS in Tanns en-
route 10 their beautiful winter hor:c at
Maple s-on-tlle Cult
Mr.. ana Nrs. GEORGE A. Farr nam. Of
S2ratosa Springs. gro season guests at
the Tampa Ray.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Many Americans Arrive
On Each Ship at Havana
Season Is in Full Swing: Plan
broadway Successes al tho
National Theatcr
Spec,ul cable 10 Thc y,ib,n

HAVANA. Jan. 2S.-Thc season here
is a gay one. with Americans arriving
each day prepared TO enjoy everything
that Havana offers tho tourist Plans
arc under way for engaging leading New
YORK thnn trical success for production
here in the National Thcatcr. Sccun-
dos 'nnos. president Of thc Gallero
Club. owners OF tho theatcv. has been
III conference with representatives of
the producers
General Manager Bruen of the Or-
cntal Racing Course has Just an
nounced the second half Of the winter
program. The richest and greatest
stake events are now to be decided
1h"rc will be 107 days Of racing. CON
cluding with the Derby on March 2S.
Ihc SeVllla is crowded and the night
~ dances arc the thing Tho after
noon tea dances in the Palm Garden
arc very popular. The guest list in
cluacS the following from New York;
MIR. and Mrs. Jessie White, George
ncuston Mr.. end Mrs. Leo H. Quinn,
CHARLES Mitchell, +. p. Swenson. Percy
Rockefeller, Guy Carey, Lee Olwcll, r.
y: jenkins, J. Rice. d. l'cehan. Mrs.
". B. Reid. Miss A. NJ Crosby, p. II.
Hines. c. Louise Paine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Waite Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Grcenbaum. E. Z. Taoksdorf. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. =. Havcmeyer and Miss Have
meyer. Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Vandcrbcck
William Dcrflingcr, MS. Thomas F.
Dagan. Miss Adele Ray, Mr. and Mrs.
A. NJ. McWilliams. Mrs. Estcphc Miss
McNermott, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Stevens
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Golden.
Tie foreign list includes w. s. Dan
lel. from London; Mms. Tglesias ard
Fernando Ricci, from Rome; Gabriel
Arizona Silva. ron brussels, aud A.
Lopez u'les. from Llnnr.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
bc'Icair Enters Caycst
Season Since Before Wa,
Country Club Opens and Man,
New Workers Give. Dim
ncrs and Iuncl1cons

BtLLEAlR. Fla, Jan. 2s.--rhc sea
son is now in full swing. with quests
here from all parts of the country.
giving promise of the gaycst year since
the days before the war.
Horseback riding is more popular
than ever and parties Of three or four
arc securing the surrounding country
every day The swimming pool is alive
with bathcrs and spectators just be-
fore the luncheon hour. The tennis
courts arc kept busy, the ne-timc
champion, Clarence Hobart. being n
regular competitor For those who like
game fishing it has never been better
in the Gulf Of Mexico, while others
prefer trap shooting or motoring to the
ncighborng towns, Tampa, Tarpon
Springs and St Petersburg. In the
evening there arc usually some twenty
or thirty bridge tables going, movies
three times Il week, and then there is
always dancing. The first yachting
party OF the season was brought here
by f. 5. Fish, Of Chicago, who sailed
into the harbor early in the week on
board the Lady Grace
The Country Club opened its doors
for tho season the middle OF the week
and was gay. p number Of the cot
tagers and hotel guests gave luncheons
end dinners. Among these were Mrs.
f. Montgomery Flagg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grantland Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Ring
Lardner Mrs. Mary Wilson Preston.
Don Parker. Mrs. John McE Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle f. Carley, Mrs.
Myra d. Paterson, Alfred Schmid. Mr..
and Mrs. George X. Morrow, Mr.. and
Mrs Aiken, Mr.. and Mrs d. 7. Mat
lack and Miss Elizabeth Emerson. all
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
st. Petersburg, Fla,
Voices Claim to
Weather Record
New Mayor of Resort Sends
Message to Friends Here:
thermometer Up to II:
Many New Workers There
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

81. PETERSBURG, Fla, Jan. 2S.-
Frank Fortune Pulvcr, new Mayor Of
st. Petersburg, is so afraid that his
New York friends wont know that the
town he now rules is making new,
record IN the way Of weather at this
season Of the year that he has scnt
thermometer hangs around The tide
gree mark and cannot be induced to 90
down lower.
Charles d: Newton, Attorney General
OF New York, and George ". Aldrich.
collector Of the Port OF New YorL
have been invited by Mayor Pulycr
to visit st. Petersburg at the tim, it
here. ""' De
Mrs. Martha B. ralconer. Of New
York, who has just returned from y
lecture tour which took her to Spokane
Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Robert
b. Mehord, who has winter home
here. ''''''e
Recent arrivals at St. PETERSBURG
from New York include Mr.. and Mrs
:. W. Helm, Mount Vernon: Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Robinson. Harrison:
Mrs. Michael II. Cardozo and son Uer.
man, Miss Lillian G.. Hart. New YORK
City; p. E. Human, New Yo-), civ.
Or. and Mrs. II. A. Eastman. Mrs. " !
r1.enny, Miss Marion Skipp, Miss Bertha
Sk'Dp, Jamestown; DR.. and Mrs. James
"A. Stibbins, Miss Marie Manning. Claw
ton; Mrs. II. r. Williams, ,;cw York
CITY; Mr.. and Mrs. August Rauer,
brooklyn; Professor Justin II. Smith.
New York City: Willard A. Wood.
9aneseown; Mrs. l.. D. Coinc, Fair
port; Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Woods Roch-
ester; Mr.. and MIS-. F. ". Iivcrmor.
New York City: Mrs. Henry Hanson
Miss Anne Harvey. Rochester: Mr.. and
MRS. ". S. Hawkins, Watcrvillc: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Brown. Mrs. Loujsi-
sna Brown, Brooklyn; A. l.. r. Dcvo
Little Falls: L. J. Kildun. New York
S.ty; Miss Mary Baldwin. Miss .]anr
Van Cleve. New York CITY: Mr ond
Mrs. Charles Bcinert and 6auph.cr
Ste pleton; Mrs. A. c. Johnson New,
York City; Miss Ida L. Walker. Middle
town; Mrs. Auric I. McColr,, New York.
Hdr' and Mrs. John G. Sattcr and Miss
Kcc, Buffalo; @. kencr, New York
c,ty; Carl Stein, New York City; Mrs.
gary watson. Canandaigua: Mr.. and
yrs yrs. r. a. Cody and Mrs. NJ. Tyler,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Wh;tford. svy.-
cuse; Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. w; W';ocbsil cIsu
Cort!and; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brrtt
and daughter, Binghan,ton: Mr. nnJ
MS: George Codington, lonkers: Cli1
1ofa II. Miller, Huntington. L. l.; Mr.
an, ana Mrs G. A: Weston, Avcn; b. y.
Ferguson, New York City; MIR. and NIrs.
+; n ~ Groucher and son, Mrs. Aitty
pear; Canadaigua; Mr. and Mrs FranL-
I'm ~ 4; DAVIS, Mount Vernon; Mr.. and
Mrs. II: L. Brown and daughter, Water
pno!t; Mr.. and Mrs. Aurie |. McCoIm.
New York; Mrs. lie Grand Parish. Mrs.
Z: L. zeliff. New York City: Mr.. and
Mrs. irving Morton. Liberty; tho Rev.
Inar'es Cook, New York; Mr. and Mrs.
vonn ',1 "erd and Two daughters. Lyndon
v'ile; Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Gaiia1hcr.
New York; J. II. RourHe. Thomas
kou'Se: Miss Helen %oursc, Bingham.
ton; Milton A. Ringiaud, Roche s.cj:
MRS. 3. :. Kennedy, Port Chester; j,
u; Passmore. Margaret rassmcre.
o'can Mabel Abbey, Edward Reynolds,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
First Golf Tourney
OF Season Played
At St. Augustine
CITY Championship Matches
Bring 48 Entries in Hot
" Contested Play; Much
Entertaining on the Side
,,.c4,, p.potcn &, 7Ae rr<orx~


ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Jan. 2S.-The
6r,t big tournament Of tho season
.+.r.ed this week on the st. Augustine
Col, Links, and the number Of players
entered far exceeded those of last sea-
SON. opening event The play is 10,
N. championship Of St. Augustine.
A gold medal will be given for the
hest qualifying score. The St Angus
tine Hotel trophy goes to the winner OF
the first division The v'eeor IN the
second division will be awarded the
Ponce de Leon trophy and the FORT
Marion trophy goes 70 'ne winner OF
the third division.
la and there were forty eight en-
80. prizes were given for the low
',,.I;-r;np score for eighteen holes.
10 nrize was awarded for the win
.,r ~ each division. A large gallery
fo,lowed the players. and the club
house was scene Of Sayety with lunch
cons each day and finishing with
large tea dance this afternoon.
There was much SOCIAL activity
throughout the week. with luncheons,
dinners and dances at the private
homes. two dances at the Hotel Alcazar
nd the nightly supper dances in the
grill. The Atcazar Casino was the most
popular place tonight when a large
gathering watched the water polo and
ether sports in the swimming pool.
Captain Joseph S. Tate. L. s. A., who
recently returned from Coblenz. Ger
msny, and Mrs. Tate have been enter
ainng their friends here for the pa It
week prior to their going to San An
tonic. Texas, where Captain Tate will
be stationed. They gave a luncheon
on Thursday afternoon at the club
house OF the St Augustine Golf Links.
On Friday they gave another luncheon
party at the same place for fourteen
covers. among whom were Brgadiov
General and Mrs. Martin y. Hardin.
Mrs. Ho .llngswoIth Andrews. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Beckmsn Barrett. Colonel
and Mrs. Frederic Il. Sargent, Or. and
Mrs. A. II. Walker, Major and Mr,.
Walter Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Shacffori. MIR. end Mrs. John 4. Har.
Mrs. C. F. Lowell. Miss C!arissa Ander-
son and Homer Sargent.
On Saturday night Captain and Mrs
Tate gave dinner in the grill OF the
Hotel A'cazar when they entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, Mrs. j
K Wise, Mr. and Mrs j. D. Fuller. Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Kirkland, Colonel and
Mrs. Frederic II. Sargent, Mrs. Fl. \
Rodenbaugh, S. S. Cameron and Homer
Sargent.
Many New York Guests
Registered at Aicazar
Mr. and Mrs John B. Coles Tarpnn.
Of New York, came last week to the
Hotel Alcazar and will remain for the
season. They registered at he St Au-
evstine Golf Links and are enthusiastic
golfers.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cady, Of New
YORK snd Burlington. VI. arc at tnc
Acazar for the week and later will
20 to Miami, whore they have winter
home
Mr'. Edward Z. Read aud her young
daughter, Constance, VINO have been
az Palm Beach for some time as the
guests Of Mrs. Reads father, Juliar
Il. Fairchilds, arrived at the Alcaza,
this week and Will remain here for
several days prior to leaving for their
home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Benedict Holden and her daugh-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Mls. Edwin {. Wood. EocHa Eriu' r.ay "ti Hcaeh sI'
lillian +. Shut. White Plnins: Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Winchcll. Cortland,
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Barons, Milton;
MISS a. Estc'le Carpenter, Liberty:
Mr. and Mrs. INLAND Taylor. Lowvillc
Mr and Mrs. c. ii. Mastin. Ncwburrh
Mrs. David II. Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs
CHARLES 2. Lyon, OgdensburQ: Mr.. NM
Mrs. =. G. Udcll. Miss Marjorie Udcjl
Celia NJ. Udell. Spenccrport; Mr.. and
Mrs. George ChoAtc, Mrs. W. Dc Lany
White Plains; Anna !. Baxendale. Mrs
y. A. Molloy. Mr.. and Mrs. CHAR cs l.,
!ro'hers. G. I. Thompson, Rochester:
Mr; ana Mrs. j. J. Lewis, BaYncvcld
Mlll'am Bates. Miss Margaret Laut
MRS. sl. ilorstmann, Mrs. Helen Peters
Frank McGahan, William j. HAYES
Brooklyn; the Rev. and Mrs. C. Drocl,
MISS Mary Reiss. Mr.. ard Mrs. John
G. Sattler, D. NJ. Roccrson. Edward "
howard, Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. Sner-
man Morse, Richard Morse aud Mrs
L. N. Morse. Canandaigua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coonly. West Cox
sackic; Mrs. David ". Nelson, Rock
away Beach; Oliver Hurst, Amstor-
dam; M and Mrs. D. +. Coninc, Mr..
ard Mrs. William Hendricks, Bath
Mr. aud Mrs. S. T. Msssner, Dr. and
Mr'. a. T. ShcIlman. Henry Gardner.
binEhsnton; Harrison Chapman. MIR.
and Mrs. Frank S. Jones, Miss Blanche
Metagcr, Elmi'a; c. L. Wheeler, Ioch-
eestcr; Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Scely. Water
leo; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Farnet;,
CHmillus; Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ. Mat
sen, son. Mrs. BESSIE Brown. New York
s'ty; Mrs. John c. Robinson. Norwich; ;
Edmund EarinG, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Jones. Nyack; J. S. Brown. Schcncc-
tady; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Coy.
lonkers; Mir. and Mrs. r. C.. Baldwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr ~ Noble, Addison;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel A. Cooper, Adelaide
Wolfe, Athens; Mr.. and Mrs. Cha rles
l.. Foy, Barker; Mrs. Cornelia Gray,
Geneva.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Arnold. Leon
Arnold, Jamestown; Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Helm. Moravia Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI.
Willoughby. Newport; Mrs. Belle MIC
Crum' oneonta; Blanche Moore Curtis,
Mrs. Elma A. Powers. Oswcgo; J. l..
Kinds. Syracuse; Mr.. and Mrs Edward
&. Smith. Utica; Mr. and Mrs T. Al
read, Vernon; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bortle, Watervliet; Mir. and Mrs. IT. X
Brown, Ruth Irene Brown, Waterproof
MY. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hinds, Water
town; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Lcfrois
Webster; Mr.. and Mrs. Preston X
Iatuson, Mrs. Albert S. Watson, West
neld; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cray Werner
Westerlcigh; Mr.. and Mrs. George
codnaton, Mrs. William A. Orr
IoNkcIs
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Many New York Guests at
Administrators. Atlantic CITY

ATLANTIC CITY. jar. % Mss fean
Nalle. Of Ncw York. has arrived ~
the Ambassador 20 spend fortnight
Othcr Nov Yorhers At TIC hotcl arc
Mrs. lay Pcrkins. Mr. and Mrs Theo-
dore Werner. Mss Annette Tarris.
Ars. George Herbert. Mr.. and Nrs
Charles Z. Tricks and ". G.. Kaufman.
The Rev. Charles A. Cassidy. Of New
Brighton. S. l.. is guest at tnc Am
bassndor. ~ IS DR.. c. B. Penrose. Of
Philadciphia, brother OF the late
Sena.oT 9.n....~.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

of New York; NJ. and Mrs. Wylnan
Carroll. Of Norwich. Conn: Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Valentine and Ort c. Wells
Of Chicago; Nj. and Mrs. +. l.. Ford
Fr. and Mrs J H. Schlotman. Mr. and
Mrs. t. D. Spcck Mr.. and Mrs. George
ker9in and Ms. H. II. Torrey, oil Of
Detroit; T. ". Weeks. Cornwall-on-
Hudson. n. T.; Benton Tomxins. sum
mt, n j.: Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Vail
Newark. n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Brown. and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Raw-
Icy, Of Pittsburgh: Mrs. Florence
Buzby, Of Philadelphia: Mrs. W. O.
Mrs. D. Meade Massic, Of Chllicothc
Ohio
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5kntutfga1t Gntal Nru1a

Miss Phyllis Whiting left Monday to
visit with Miss Altana Murphy IN
Hayerhill Mass.
Miss Inez Phillips of Methuen,
Mass. arrived Monday night to visit
her sister, Mrs. Howard Durrell.
Mss Iva Holway. matron at the
Rest Rooms and Mrs. Bert Nichols
arrived home Monday night from Old
Orchard.
Mrs. d. T. Fellows and Mrs Elise
Fellows White have returned from a
trip 10 Montreal. Bruce IL. M. White
left Monday on a trip to Iowa.
Mis-. Grace Bradley Morse of New
port arrived in town Friday and has
been Visiting with her brother, Guy
Bradley Of Boston at Lakewood.
Game Warden and Mrs. Il. p. King
and Miss Margaret King enjoyed a
motor trip thru sections of Somerset
and Franklin Counties, Sunday last.
Miss Margaret Fair and Miss Mary
Fair of Long Island, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glass
CT at their cottage at Lake Wesserun-
set, are returning home this week.
Mrs. A. L. Bison, S. V. Bison,
Cassimir Bison and the Misses
Christine and Marie Bison with Mrs.
John McQuade and Miss Annie Corri-
gan are at Old Orchard for a few
weeks.
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ty Medical Association will be held
today at Lakewood.
Mrs. Sanford Ward of Cambridge
has been visiting here with her son
E. A. Decker and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Conant and
Mr., and Mrs. II. E. Smith dined at
New Meadows Inn Sunday.
Miss Birdena Valliere has been in
Waterville this week visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Nathan Boulette.
Mrs Harold Norton of Brook, Conn
is visiting with the family of e. b.
Carter ON Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Woodbury. and
Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Symons were at
Tacoma Inn Sunday for dinner.
Miss 1lda Mcclure has returned to
her home in Lynn, Mass, after visit
ing with her brother, Elmer Mcclure.
The Catholic convent on Water
street is being remodeied, additional
rooms being fitted up ON the third
floor.
Arthur Jewett has returned to Bos-
ton after visiting with his mother,
Mrs. Ella n. Jewett. His wife will
remain here for longer time.
Mrs. Abbie Bright and Mrs. Helen
Mansur and A. A. Adams leave
Skowhegan August for Caratunk
where they will make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Pierce and the
Misses Pierce, who have been guests
of Mrs. Pierce's mother, Mrs. Joseph
Otis Smith returned home Monday.
Mrs. Minnie e. Mantor and the
Misses Mantor have returned to Farm
ington after being guests at the home
of Mr.. aud Mrs. a. X, RoWell on
Madison Ave.
Mrs. Irving Taylor, Miss Bell and
Harold Matson, who have been visit
ing at the home of Silas Tobey on
The Norridgewock road left Friday
for their home in birmingham, Mass.
George A. Moore was back at his
duties at the Skowhegan Trust Com
pany, Monday, after a vacation spent
with Mrs. Moore and Miss Ruth
Moore with relatives in Freeport and
Gardiner
Miss Anne Caswell went to Old Or
chard last week where she spent the
Weekend, returning home with Mr..
and Mrs l.. A. Caswcll and Mrs. Liz
zie Watson, who have been spending
several days i'll that locality.
: Mrs. Hazel l.. Langdon and daugh-
ter. Jean, of Amsterdam, n Y, who
have beel visiting with relatives
here, have gone to Auburn to visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cook and
afterwards will so. to Gorham.
Mrs. James StinchGeld and two
sons have returned home from East
Vile, \. s., being called here by the
illness of her daughter Lucille, who
has undergone a surgical operation
for appendicitis at Kennebec Valley
Hospital.
Mrs Lucy Taylor Pratt and daugh-
ter Ellen Joice of Hartford Conn,
who have been guests of her parents,
Mr. an1 Mrs Charles Taylor, have
gone to Portland where they Will Wis
it for time; also in Massachusetts,
before returning to Hartford,
The son Of Mr. and Mrs Bert Dane
while ut the homo of his grandfather
at Moore's Mills, was jumping in the
hay and in doing SO broke both bones
Of one leg. lie was brought to Som
erset HOSPITAL where the fractures
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Markham for Sheriff

Cooking in restaurants and hotels and under the
roughc circumstances Of war, barberng running
loom, In Skowhegan and Lewiston, spinning and
dressing IN Skowhegan, FIatland, and Piasfeld
Mass, all following early days on farm have given
Elton /. Markham an insight into the hearts and lives
Of men which will be useful to him and to the
public if he Is elected sheriff Of Somerset County
next September.
Nothing anywhere along has led him to doubt
the need Of obedience to law and law enforcement
but these varied experiences have given him abundant
sympathy and understanding in the affairs Of men.
He asks for aad expect your votes the sincere belief
that he Justify your faith in him as a worthy
citizen and good officer
w.
, 1922-04-19
HARD
ON TRACK WORK
University of Wyoming Squad
Behind in Training Pro-
gram, Report.

LARAMIE. wyo.. April 1a.-The
weather has interferred greatly with
rasobail and track at tho University OF
Wyoming. The first baseball game is
scheduled with Colorado college on
May Pc. when the Tigers will Journey
20 Laramie for two games- For hurl-
nrs. George Layman, brother OF Fred
Lar man OF Cowboy athletic fame. now
n Rhodes scholar at Oxford, EaEiand,
shove up best Gregory Smith, 4
southpaw OF Sheridan. who pitched the
sau.e with California here two years
ago and Eckles, a new arrival frpm
Montana, are the other moundsmen.
Don Thompson. of Powell. who has
recovered from basketball injuries is
leading candidate for bacAstop. The
team Is captained by Walter Smyth
CT Rawlins.
IN raj the letter men back are
Ham Cordtner Of Laramie pole vault
er. Wittenbacl0er OF Kansas, also a
vauitor, and Ben Gregg OF woriand,
broad pumper. Schoonmakcr OF Cam
bria. IS showing form in sprints. The
Cowboys have beer invited to send n
track team to Golden on Ma 10, a
practivc meet between III Miners,
Denver University and Wyoming. The
Rocky Mountain intercollegiate rack
meet is to be held at Fort Collins on
May 20 and Wyoming will DO repre-
scented.
, 1922-04-19

- hits. including nino doubles, for j
runs at the expense OF st Louis. while
the Mack men hung up a similar tally
in swampins Washington. Walter
Johnson. ace" of the Senators, was
hammered from tho box in his first ap-
pearance of the season
-Four former Boston Red Sox stars
Scott, Schang. Bush and Jones-played
stellar roles In aiding the Yankee to
humble then old team mates.
Detroit dropped its NTH straight
game, losing to Chicago.
The Giants were idle because Of rain.
but gained undisputed hold OF first
place when Chicago dealt St Louis an
other Pittsburgh made a
clean sweep OF its series with Cincin.
natl.
New York sfuggers today led the
race for hitting honora Snyder and
Groh showing the way in the National
and Scott and Schang climbing to the.
top in the American, each collecting
three hits yesterday. Speaker and
Johnston, the Athletics first sacker,
each gathered o u hits while Fournier
Of the Cardinals hung up the onlv al
dition o the home run column.
, 1922-04-19

all champions and former title holders
who sought honors again was of a
quality hat demonstrated forcefuIy
the worth of the new blood In h am
atcur ring
Tho list of champions for the year
simost without precedence. because oi
the newne OF its members. follow
liz pounds-T. r. McAianus. Pitts
burgh.
ZIG pounds-SId ferris, New York
Iss pounds-GeorEs Ffneld. Toronto.
1856 p0unds-Joe Ryan. Pittsburgh.
147 p0unds-Harry D. Simons Gary.
Ind
100 pounds-wInfam Antrobus. New
York
IT'S pomds-chaHes McKennA, New
York
HavywefEht-John Williams, San
Francisco
The champions. the first to be select
ed Under tho new Olympic weight
c-iassRncations, win be invented. II has
been announced, to go to h Pacific
ooast for a tournament in San Fran
cisco neut month
Gordon Munce. Of New York. heavy
weight champion last year, passed out
OF the title picture a disappointed man
Victor in his last 20 bouts, he was SO
upset when the decision went against
hmm and to Williams, after an extra
round. that he threw into tho crowd
the watch given him as second prize.
A familiar figure of recsnt annual
tournaments. Eddie ESan OF Denver. a
law student at Harvard. also was elm
mated After he had lost his bout in
the semi-final round Of the light heavy
weight class, he decided to Withdraw
his entry for heavyweight honors.