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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
AR-R0UND MAN
NEEDEDAT ID,
ALUMNUs MAK1S GOOD Sv061s.
TroH AT BETTERNa COZ.
DrTIoNs OF sPo1Ts
suggests That with Good Xsad oosch
and Good Assistants, Remedy
Of Situation

Washington. Ia. June .e.-The APP
rointment OF an athletic coach who will
have charge Of all sports the year
round IS the solution for the problem
confronting Washington & Jefferson In
Its efforts to revive interest in baseball.
track and other departments that have
not mea sured up 20 football and bas-
ketbal! for a number OF years. This Is
the suggestion Of an alumnus who has
been actively identified with the insti-
tuition as participant In various
sports, and who has been close fol-
lower and supporter OF all athletics
since he quit college. His opinions are
embodied in a letter Just received here.
The contents Of the missive have been
made public but the name OF the writer
has not been given out.
"Wash-Jefr.'s greatest drawback in
srorts." writes this alumnus. rs its
failure 10 centrallze in Its instruction.
The Presidents have coach for every
form Of sport-mostly good, frequently
not so good. and some poor-and as
result there Is little cohesion In the
efforts expended by the athletic authori-
ties. II is apparent that the present
system Is Hot successful and some.
thing must DO done. Why not try =
general cOaCn. with proper AoSiolaut%
and see what can be Accomplishment"
The question OF retaining a man for
year-round effort has been discussed
frequently here, and II Is considered
likely that the failure OF the Presi-
dents 70 do anything worth while in
track. the elimination OF baseball and
the sometimes poor showing In other
sports might he obv!ated under A re-
visrd system such as Is suggested.
WASH .-Jeff. at the present trf AAaI
a football coach IN Greasy Neale. who Is
both a baseball and basketball star. In
fact. Neale might be REGARDED rs more
Of lumnnary on the diamond than on
the gr!diron. while many who have seen
him IN all three sports assert that he
IL best of all at the floor pastime. It
has been suggested occasionally that
Neale he retained as year-round
coach. hut no definite offer has ever
hcen made him. Should ne have sue
cessrul football season next fall. II Is
regarded as no; unlikely that he may
be rendered a Job that would keep him
here throughout the year.
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j. s. Naval Academy
Wins Aquatic Race

!ngton and Syracuse. tho sailors from
the severen finally emerged r!c;ors by
one length over tho University or
Washington eight champions OF the
Pacific coast. Scarcely 4 length behind
the far coast shell came Syracuse and
Cornell. so closely locked tina; It was
only after a long discussion among the
Judges a, the finish that the former
was awarded third place over the
Ithaca combination. OutdistanCcd al
most from the start. Columbia and
Pennsylvania fought duel Of their
own 10 avoid last place and N THIS
the New York Collcgians were sue
cczsful. leading the Quakers across the
line long after the other shells ma"
ceased their forward hcadway the
timers caught the navy crew IN IN"
remarkable figures Of - minutes 81 4"
seconds. thus SCATTERING by moro than
half a minute the record made by the
sailor shell when they won last year
BY a full nve lengths from taIiforhla
In Il minutes and seven seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
Jack Britton Wins On Foul
Bv Leonard in Thirteenth Round
World Weterweight Boxing
Champion Successfully De-
tends Title at New York
Struck By Leonard While
Doxn On HIS Knees.

New York. juno cs.-Jack Britton'
worlds weIterweiEht boxing champion
successfully defended his t!tle against
Benny Leonard. lightweight champion
Referee Patsy Haley claiming That
LEONARD hit Brltton while The latter
gss on one knee IN tho thirteenth T"N"o
OF their l5-ruuud match tonight
After two minutes and 10 seconds 81
lighting IN the thirteenth round hr'-
ton suddenly went down on one Knee
and tho A,scrcc started counting over
him, Then Leonard walked over an"
struck Rr!tt"n with lcf; % tho ondE,
The resrce said he had NOT S"Hn q ''"'
Nov struck before Leonard went down.
although Rritton claimed one. fr'''"h
then sa; In his corner unhur;.
Tho contcS, was Interesting az a"
stages with both men appearing 20
=, geh,irr their best. Despite hts 81
years. Brit;on displayed n" chd a.,
activity, and when called unon brought
All oS his famed ring gcnerasSh'p l"
bear against his opponent.
The result, prevented Leonard from
achieving h's greatest ambition - ."
become holder Of both the ltgh;weieht
and welterwctght world titles. NO
lightweight champion has ever ncen
able 70 win the weltcrwc!Ght title. h'd
TayiAre one Of the greatest lght-
weights ~ other days tried II - years
Ago hu, was stopped by MYSTERIOUS
B.l,y smith Rritton first became
known rs the welterweight Champion
oher I've drew referees decision over
Tex r.KidD Lewis OF England IN -n
rnurd bout IN New Orleans IN Npr''
Ions Lewis turned the tables or Hr.t'
ron at DAYTON. o. In June. 1911. rscc'N .
ting ,ha referees decision AZ m" en8
NJ a on--ound encounter. BrittHh "aS
no, ~ ne bcrched. aud on March -.
,ola, he Knocked out Lewis IN the h'"'H
round ~ match At Canton y.
Rrf,,on had all the better NJ the
Ar; until this incident. He had neen
An rhs offensive during me Grsa 'r'
mr., ~ the contest and TOOK Leonard
hardest blows with a toss ~ the heao
and smile He cut Leonard Its
with let's and rights. and though ne
waS turned around several times by the
icbtwciSht champions straight V's"'S
70 the jaw he came back a. a" ''"eS
urrurned and full OF fight.
After tn, lighters had tett tne ring
Tho r~fwd surEed around N" ring. ne
handing an explanation Of hoth hCnt-
o.. ,actics in connection with tho foul
Ef,tton was on his knee ana was ue
uhcrately struck by Leonard. VINO tnen
walked 10 bis corner. claiming tha' ne
had struck Brttton fairly. The referee
however. that ne thought the dow was
Unconditional
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TWO FAST CANES
IN 6. 8. LEAGUE
VANCE DEFEATS THOMSON WILLIE
FoURrH STREET TRouHCES
GROVE CHRISTIANS
Large Crowds Attended Both Games
Classy Performances Are Turned In

TWO fast games were played last eve
ming In the Y. VI. I. A. Sunday schooi
baseball league the Fourth Street team
defeating the Elm Grove Christians oy
the close score OF 5.i and the vance
Memorials hes,ed the Thomson NJ. l..
by the score OF -
The Vance ACKNOWLEDGMENT game
was played on the Rauers field at Full
ton and was witnessed BY large CROWD
The contest was featured by the fast
ncldtn gor both sides with Stump OUT
CHASING Price by shade in the pitch
Ing due! Each pitcher made one WHO
throw piece. Price allowing -FOUR 10
walk and striking out seven ~hile
stump walked but two and struck out
ten. J. Beans OF the Vance Memorial
nine made the only big HIT of the game
4 three Dagger.
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Middies Take Greatest Water
Event Ever Run On Hudson
From Country's Greatest
Array of Shells.

PouEhkeeps,e. y. Y. juno 26.-'bF
The Associated Press)-The In'te"
States Naval Academy e!sh; Dared
rev Il st.u intercollegiate champion
Of America. In the greatest aquatic
battle ever witnessed on the historic
regatta course OF the Hudson. the
NIddies this afternoon repeated their
,rlumrh rs 1921 by winning III" thTce-
milo varsity race from tho greatest
collage Of college shells that ever
rowed IN n similar race IN the history
OF tho sport.
Forced to terrific speed by tho
repeated challenges OF Cornell WASH
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leonard ont Of Els Class

New York. June 26.-Renny Leonard
In Of the worlds lightweight pugi'-
ISIS vent out ~ his class tonight IN a
,--roYnd decision match IN the New
w.. Velodrome IN an attempt 10 wreS,
,rc w>l..rwe,ght t'tle from S'-Hear-"ii
1,.l Rrltton. said to he m" wortd
,,.,cres, defensive Nghter and r'ng
general Leonard weighed I4ah pounds
o,I he veteran opponent lfS't three
ouar.ers ~ pound inside the we!'eF-
weight Nwlt.
IT, lightweight t!t,e vas not AZ
rA~he
The arena. recently hu"' by TeT
ya,.>ard and Frank FtourH"N. heid
pn.,a. twenty thousand fGh; fans.
Rrittou entered tho ring nj DO m"
y.sNulrd followed two minutes '2'e''
Pr.h received long rounds o. applause
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RUTH'S, SHAWkEy'S
HOME RUNS WIN
FOR new YORK

BOSTON. June c6.--Home runs by Ruth
md shawkey were big factors IN New
Works. 6 10 victory over Boston today
IN the last game OF series In when
BOSTON had won four straiSht. NUN
hi, into tho right field oleache7s on
G,inn IN tho fifth for his eighth OF
tro yea- with two men on and two out.
cbavkey knocked the ball over tho LEI;
oe,d f,nce IN the 9th with the bases
,rr;v. W!nchcndon fans gave Witt a
nurse OF $50 IN gold. Score by innings.
Kew York 30 q 4 IS II .
Roston .....2 o o. 10 |
shawkey and HOFFMAN; Quinn and
Ruel
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Two base hits. Maranv!lle. B'ghee,
Hollocher, Miller. Three base hits,
STATE. Hcathcote. Stolen bases Carey,
HcathCote kruG. Sacrifices, Tscrn"y.
krug. Stueland. STATE. Hollochcr. pou-
bic play. Trayno-. Maranv!llc and
Grimm. Left on base. Pittsburgh 1;
chicago 9. Base on balls: on Morrison
IS; Stueland |. Struckout: BY Morrison
3; Stueland !. Hi by pitcher: BY Siue-
land CTierney). Empires KLEIN and
Wilson, limo hr. 81 min
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WELLS HONORED

Fas. Liverpool. O.. Juno 26.--Cc,e-
hatinr his victory over Eddie Hass-
man of Cleveland. IS friends tonight
rendered Joseph VI. Wells. new Ohio
amateur golf Champion "A dinner a. the
East Liverpool Country club. whose
ro,ors he wore in the Mayh"ld tourna- e
ment IN the Forest city. The silver
~up. furnished by Ex-Governor James
VI. COX in 1919. which comes ~ the
Ceramic CRY by reason OF Wells VIC
tory. wns formally presented TO the
Country club az the dinner.
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CREB EESTS WALKER;
SCR|BES' DECISION

Pittsburgh. June c6.-Harry Greo.
light heavyweight champion OF America.
won a newspaper decision over HuGhey
Walker Of Kansas CITY. in a N round
bout at Forbes feld here tonight. Ac-
cordirg 20 the sports writer's every
round was Grehs. who gave n pounds
20 Walker Walker did all his hghting
In the first round. Greh weighed 49,
and Walker 1904. It was Grsb's first
nzht In his home city since he defeated
Gcne Tunney for the title.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
CHICAGO WINS
UPHILL FIGHT
WITH PIRATES

Chicago. June 26-Chicago came from
behind and, playing an uphill battle. hit
opportunely behind bases on balls and
crra,ic Ncld!ng nthe part OF tho v!si-
tors. and defeated Pittsburgh today. s
10 4. Stue!and pitched in fine form. eH-
perienclns only one bad inning when
the Pirates touched him for four hits.
which. with two errors. gave them the
lead The score:
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Rheumatism at so
8 S. s. Thoroughly Rids the Bedy q
Rheumatism Impurities

Somebody's mother Il suffering %.
night The scourgs Of rheumatism
has wrecked her body: iimpinE and
suffering. bent forward, she sees but
the common ground, but her aSsd
heart still belongs to the starsi Doss
anybody carer S. 8. 8. 10 one Of the
greatest blood-purifiers known. and Il
helps build more blood cells. 1ts med.
icinal ingredients are purely vaSstA.
bic. It never disarranges the stomach.
1t Is, In fact a splendid tonic. . blood
maker. . blood enricher. It banishse
rheumatism from joints. muscles and
tho entire body. II builds firm flesh.
1t Ia what somebody's mother needs;
tonighti Mother. II you can not 81
out TO get a bottle Of 8. S. 8. yourself.
surely somebody in your family win.
Somebody, get bottle OF s. g 9. aoWij
Let somebody's mother begin 10 feel
joyful again tonight. Maybe. RAybet
it's your motheri 8. 8. 8. 10 ~ q
all drug stores. in two sis>A ~
larger size u the more eoonoWteA u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27

The Hannens, 81 East Wheeling. are
without a game for Sunday and also
July 4. The team is very anxious I" ar
range a game with som" good amateur
team for Sunday and also for the h"l!-
day feature. The Dixies Of Benwood.
a~c rreferred for the Fourth. To ar
range games call Wheeling 2l55-R and
ask for Davis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
HARRISON K O'S
JIMMY HUGHES

Liverpool. June o6.-(By The AS
ISOLATED Pressl-Tommy Harrison. or
Hanley, tonight knocked out Jim HlB
gins OF Glasgow IN the 18th ROUND OF
1rha, was 10 have been twenty round
hon, for the bantamwe!ght Champion
shin OF England.
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u)-Ba,red for Pruett in 9th

Two base hits: pructt. Wamhy. Wood
Evans. Three base hits: Coreleskie
Stolen base: Jacobson. Sacrifices: Wnm'
nv. .: J. Sewell Double plays: Eilerhe
McNanus and SisIrr. Left on bases: st
Louis, 9; Cleveland. s. Base on balls
orr Pruett. .: Off Coveleskie. :. Struck
out. Rv Pruett. 2; by Coveleskie. 6. UNI
pires: Chill and Connolly. Time: l:iV.
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CHALLENGES

Tho Belmont Regulars. Of belmont. O..
are without game for Sunday. July &
and would Ike To hear from any fIrst
class semi-pro teams for game on
that date To arrange game call Rel
mont 3s-22 any time during the evening
and ask for Stroll.
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CLASS-C LEAGUE

Managers Of tho Class-C League will
meet at the Recreation Office this even
ing at 1880 to make arrangements for
completing the schedule. Two additional
teams are applying for entrance includ-
Ing the Allen Juniors and Scout Tropp
No. IL but It Is not likely that they will
be taken in. Enough additional teams
have now applied for entrance to make
another section Of this class but lack
OF baseball diamonds and supervision
will probably make It impossible to this
until next summer.
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c1NcY rRoUNcEs CARDINALS.

81. Louis. June 2s.-Cinctnnau
,rounced the Cardinals 10 4. Frank
Kcck. recruit, holding III" locals several
times after they got men on bases. The
visitors hit three local twirlnrs hard,
George Burns getting four hits out OF
five times to the plate. kccK weaken
cd a bit IN the late innings hut tho To-
calls mould not overcome the visitors
lead. The score:
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GOOD SCORES MADE
At WEEKLY SHOOT

Interesting scores were made yester-
day at the weekly shoot OF the Wheeling
Gun ciuo held at their new traps on inc
north end OF the Island. pr. mn lea
the field Yesterday, making % ont or a
possible 100. Or. Charlton was neN''
being four behind the winner
The following is the scores marked
I'M during Yesterdays shoot.
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international League

Reading. q; Jersey City. :.
Rochester, >; Buffalo 5.
Toronto. =: Syracuse, !.
The Baltimore-N Newark game schea-
uled for today Will be played as part
~ toub!c-header Wednesday.
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pBn.A o: BOSTON. E

Philadelphia. June ?6.--Ph-ndelph'a
climbed out % last place today by
taking it's NTH straight victory from
Boston ? to :. The locals obtained a
big lead in the early Innings, when they
drove Miller from tho mound. Ring
was effective In The pinchcs.
Score by Innings: R. II. e.
BOSTON .......l0o 1oi cnn- S 10 J
philadelphia ...13+ COL on'-- Is 2
batteries: Miller Watson. Braxton
and Gowdy. Gibson: Ring and Hcnl!ne.
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Fourth Wins


last evening on the Wheeling High
Athletic Field the Fourth Street defeat
Cd tho Elm Grove Christians by close
score. The game was the best seen on
tha. diamond this year and was wit
messed by large crowd.
The Christians we're leading at me
las, Of the seventh BY the score OF 4
70 2. Mccullough OF the Methodist sin
y,ed and scored on Schacrer's long dou-
bic 10 right center putting the tying
run across. Schacter scored the win
ming run on r. Cory's single TO center
cinching the game for Fourth street
psrdinn nf the Christians had nine
strike outs while Schaefer made the
Christians lay the stick down twelve
times Next Friday evening on the
High school Athletic Field Fourth
street will play the Zane street team.
Score by innings;
F. q. Christians o--6|S
Fourth Street g q 2-5-s-6
Ratteries- Bendlne and Genthcr.
srhoefer. Humphrey and Cory.
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The Wheeling lilo baseball nine Is
without A. game for Sunday. Tho club
would like 70 hear from any first class
team In the valley as soon az possible
To arrange game call Wheeling 32S4-J
and ask for Herman.
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ST. LOUIS wHTEwAsHED.

Cleveland O.. Juno est Louis was
unable to hit Coveleskie effectively and
Cleveland won tho first game or the
series to-day. s 10 0. The score:
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American Association

indianapolis, 5: Columbus. Z.
Louisville. o; Toledo, ?
Only two games scheduled.
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Today's Games

BOSTON az Chicago
Washington n Detroit
New York At ST. Louis
Philadelphia az tlereian
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The Odd Fellows ba scball team Of this
city wants a game with any first class
club in the valley. who "a without Il
rame for Sunday. To arrange game call
Wheeling 3254-J and ask for Herman.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

Chicago 6: Pittsburgh
Philadelphia I: Boston 5
Cincinnati :: st. Louis
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Tho Standing
Today'u Games

Brooklyn at Boston
Pittsburgh at Chicago
Cincinnati at ST. Louis
Philadelphia at New 1orA
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Three Base HIT. :. Beans. Base or
halls rrir, !. stump >. Hit by Pitcher
oliver hit h Price. Struck out frice =
stump 70.
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z-Batted for Pert!ca In Srd.
zz-Rattcd for North in Ith.
zzz--Ratted for Mann in Sth.
x-Batted for Bailey in 9th.
Innings:
Cincinnati ...........2lt Mo onc--7
:, LouIs ..........OO 600 o0O n"2-4
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Southern Association

Atlanta. s: New Orleans :.
Chattanooga. 2: Little ROCK. y
birmingham. q: Mobile, T.
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Total. .......... 49t 6ll +ss l47S
Tonight. B. P. o. E. VS.. Mozart Hill.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdny's Games

New York g. BOSTON
,IAyeiand G. ST ,0t
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
WHAT THE KIDS ARE SAYING.

Dad, let's have our house wired while
we can get it done at cost. And we can
get mother one of those famous Hot
point Irons or any other electrical ap-
pliance that is used in the home, Office
or store. Give it a thought, old man.
Then see W. E. Vaughan at the light
plant Tor prices. 3-tf
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

Herman Johnson and family
Mrs. Annie Johnson and chill
dren Of Webb City, and Mrs. Ella
Sizemore of Prosperity visited J.B.
Taffner and wife Sunday.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

Beginning October we will start
Wednesday night shows for the fall end
winter at Liberty Theater, using the
we'll known Universal tilms.-Will Col
lier. 1t
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

Beginning October 4 we win start
Wednesday night shows for the fall and
winter at Liberty Theater, using the
we'll known Universal flms.-Will Cob
lier. 1t
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

Insure grain in. shock,
stack or bin.-E. L. Craw-
ford.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

Inc lnIant son OF Frank lsen-
mann and wife is quite sick.
Sam Wine leaves Saturday for
Springfield to attend school.
MissLucille Scott left for SPRING
field Sunday to attend school.
Mrs. A. F. Drake is visiting her
daughters in Kansas this week.
Sheaffer Fountain Pens, price SOC to
$500 at Shields's Drug Store. 2-tf
Ward & Earl shipped a car of
calves to Kansas City Monday.
Roy Robinson and wife of Tai
mage, Kans., are visiting relatives
here.
Jerome Woodmansee and family
of Carthage spent Sunday with
DR.. and Mrs. Houser.
Mrs. Minnie Brown visited Sat-
urday night and Sunday with Miss
Agnes Cheney of Carthage.
Remember. l will order anything for
customer have not in stock.-J. L.
Shields, Druggist. - 2-tf
The fine rain Monday night
helped wonderfully in the prepara-
ton of the ground for wheat SOW
ing.
Fred Phillips and family have
returned to Willow Springs after
visitingrelatives here several weeks
past.
Mrs. P. V. Roberts has moved
to Carthage for the school year.
Ralph Roberts is in high school
there.
Eversharp Pencils of all descriptions
for school and clerical work. Shields
Drug Store.
Bert Webb and wife left yester-
day for motor trip to Rodman,
Iowa, to visit their son Gay Webb
and family.
Arner & Arner put up a fine new
barber pole in front of their shop
last week mounted by a large eIec-
trio light globe.
James Johnston of Sapulpa, Ok
la, and his father and sister, wv.
Johnston and Miss Effie, of Crane
were in Jasper Monday.
Mrs. Matte Peterson and Miss
Ethel Peterson visited Allen Pet
terson and family and J. R. Bow
ers and family Sunday.
T. H. Hammond and family and
Master Earl Good motered to
Springfield Sunday to visit Harley
Hammond and other relatives for
the day.
Rev. and Mrs. Sapp left for FL
dorado Springs Tuesday morning
to attend the annual meeting of
the St. Louis Conference of the
M. E. Church.
Teachers Handy Clock. Small, can
put them in pocket. Nothing like them
in Jasper. Only $l.50. Get them at
Shields. 2-tf
Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds return
ed from Englewood, Colo, last
week. She spent the summer
there with her nephew, Hubert
Simpson and family.
Herman Johnson and family
Mrs. Annie Johnson and chill
dren of Webb City, and Mrs. Ella
Sizemore of Prosperity visited J.B.
Taffner and wife Sunday.
| .-s- - -Lv-
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FRESH COW FOR SALE.
Fine big Shorthorn COW, good milker.
w. D. Wood. 4-2tx
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NOTICE.

All storage batteries previously sold
by Electric Light Co. will receive free
service at Golfers Electric Shop.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds return
I'd from Englewood, Colo, last
week. She spent the summer
there with her nephew, Hubert
Simpson and family.
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FOR SALE.

An iron bed, mattress and springs and
child's swing. Mrs. w. H Waters, Jr.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

Complete line Of School Tablets an
Supplies at Shields. 2-tf
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21

Mrs. Anna Wells takes subscriptions
for all magazines and periodicals.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
Insure grain in shock,
stack or bin.-E. L. Craw-
ford.
FOR RENT.

Good house and barn about 3 miles
from town. Inquire at First National
Bank. l-u
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
FOR SALE.

Begonias, ferns and other plants
cheap. A. W. Teeter. 4-1tx.
The Jasper news., 1922-09-21
Grain Insurance.

Fire and Lightning rates on
Grain when written for 8 months
or less lin shock, stack or bin):
l month, zoe per 800.
2 months, 30c per $100.
3 months, 40c per 500.
a months, SOC per 500.
5 months, 60c per 500.
6 months, zoe per $100.
z months, 75c per 800.
months, SOC per 800.
Ell. Crawford, Jasper Mo.