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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, June (Spccial)-
Potatoes. white. 100 lbs. 1850 100:
No. 2, 50QT IS new potatoes. bbi.. $50
q 500: sweets aud yams. bu.. 1000
1.25 No. ., 500 rs: asparagus. doz..
2.50Gi 800: No. ?, l.20Ql.SO: beans.
100000: bccts. 100. 5.O04 500: cab
bagc. crate. l00Wl50; carrots, 100.
SEQ q 500: corn, crate. 1909 800: Gu
cumbers. crate. l.50I2.50 eggplants.
crate. 1000 225; kale bu.. lOGl20.
Lettuce. basket. 80 q 81; onions. 100
spring onions. 100. 1850 $50: peas.
bu.. 2OO02.25 peppers. crate. 1909
500: rad!shes, 100, 50G2.OO: rhubarb.
100. 3.00W 500; spinach bu.. 50M 65 !:
squash. crate. iOOG5.75; tomatoes.
crate. 25OT5.5O.
Apples. packed. bbl.. G.5O9S.5O: No.
?, 5.00n 500: bu.. l.75 $50. box ap-
pies. 2.50@ 100 blackbcrrics. quart
goa %: cherries, H.. l0m2O: grape
fruit. box. 3.50Q SOC, oranges. box.
500 q 800: peaches crate. 3.o0N3. so /:
strawberries. quart. 50 20: water
melons, each. 5OI75
Poultry-Livc, spring chickens.
pound. 55; mediums, 80; small and
white Leghorns: ioQi5: young win
tcrs. 500 IS; old hens. 27N IS: small
roosters. 10: ducks, 20n22: small and
poor. l6 q IS. pigeons. pair, $500.
Eggs-Loss OF, native and nearby
Hrsts. dozen, 23l2U2i; Southern.
Butter--Crcamcry. fancy. pound,
S7aS7i-2; prints. ISAAC: nearby
creamery. 34@a5: ladies', 26G2s;
rolls. - q &c; store packed, -: dairy
prints. - a 20. process butter. 27Gl 90.
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PLANS FOR
L. OF X. CENTENNIAL
tContlnned From EHrst PaseN

Continued From First Page)
versity OF Virginia. and former dean
at the University OF Richmond: DR.
Samuel c. Mitchell. OF the University
of Richmond. and former Governor
and Congressman Andrew Jackson
Montague. an alumnus OF Richmond
College.
The general alumni reunion din
ner at which Attorney John
r. Saunders and others will sneak.
VIII be held In the cafeteria at $40
o'clock. while the alumnae reunion
dinner comes half an hour sooner at
Westhampton College. Registration
OF alumni will take place today In
the library. and from t o'clock on.
a, the cafeteria. Already number
Of former students have come in.
SInGc Florentinc Festival.
Following the dinners. girls OF
Westhampton College. assisted by
Richmond College students. viii
stage, on the lake OF the uniycr-
siiy, Florent!ne festival and nag
cant, university sing will be held
following the water spectacle. Tho
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COURTNEY GRIFFIN
PLEADS INSANITY

Continued From First Pase)
1921. and left the property to the
wife of the deceased.
Mrs. Knight denied that her atti-
tude toward her son was one OF
prosecution. but said she only
wanted TO tell the truth" She testt-
Ned that her son came out to the farm
on the morning OF February IS to get
her TO renew note and that She
signed the note Emma II. Griffin. be-
cause she thought the bank would
not understand the change in names.
She stated that she did not tell her
son that she was married and that he
did not ask her.
Severely Cross-Exnmined.
Mrs. knight was subjected TO n
severe cross-examination by Hugh L..
Holland. but through the entire or
deal, preserved her attitude OF cool
composure. DR.. ]. l.. Rawlcs. of Lake
view Hospital, was called to the stand
and testified as to the wounds on Pc
ter 7. Knight. Or. Rawles said
knight was shot three times. twice
In the body and once through the
breast. the last being fatal Press
Harrcl, living on the White Marsh
Road, said that on tho morning OF
March I. after the shooting. Court
ncy Griffin came TO his house and
, told what he had done. He asked
Harrell To go up To his mothers home
and look after her. He said that
Griffin did not appear excited. but
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'tpiIAHu"u from FiTSC taEe.1
station and formally placed him In
custody
At the moment Mr.. Phillips was
being arraigned. c. willing Hare, of
Philadelphia, who. as director of
sales for the War Department, signed
the contract with Phillips & ste-
phens. was at the Department of
Justice TO tell what he knew of the
lumber disposal case. .'''':
Later the Department OF Justice
announced Mr.. Hare's visit and said
that he would cooperate in every
way possible with the department
in the prosecution Of the lumber
case.
Tho first disclosure of the govern
n'ents hand In this particular ono
OF the so-callcd war-fraud cases ca me
during the arraignment of Mr.. Phil
lips, Appearing for the Department
or Justice were Assistant Attorney
General Grim. in charge of all Grim
ihal matters for the department.
Special Assistant Acknowledgement
Henry w. Anderson OF Virginia, and
Mr.. Borchart. The complainant,o 1T
was learned. decided to swear out the
warrant Notwithstanding the fact f,o
indictment had yet been returned.
Mr.. Phillips tonight refused to mako
formal statement at this time. but
declared that all his transactions
With tho government had always
been clean and aboveboard" and
were matters OF record He said no
was SURPRISED M tha iseu,pca ~ 4,
warrant for his arrest before tho
grand jury had indicted him and at
tributed it to politics.
1T Is tho penalty one must pay
for being In politics" he said.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Sale of Railroad Iron
at Public Auction
NEWPORT NEWS, v1Rc1vI,

-
Default having been made by II. NJ.
Foster Company. Continental Build
ing, Baltimore Maryland Cveudce) in
the fuliillment Of certain contract
Of purchase made with the Atlantic
Salvage Company. Newport News.
quest OF said vendor. sell at public
auction to the highest bidder. on the
i2ih day Of June, 1922. at II o'clock
A. NJ, IN front or the Courthouse,
proximate tonnage o. railroad iron.
embraced in said contract:
II Tons 6I1s Pound Rail.
% % Tons. Tons 81 Pound Rail.
5 Tons Angle Bars.
Switch Plates, Switch
Points, Bolts. etc.
Said property will be sold where
now located. by the ton. as whole
railroad weights at Newport News to
govern.
Said sale being made at the risk
and for the account OF said vendee
Terms: CASH.
Successful bidder VIII be required
certified check at the time property ia
Knocked down. The property to be
entirely removed within 30 days OF
sale. IL removed in installments, pay
and prior to shipment, with bills OF
lading therefor taken In the name OF
Inc Atlantic Salvage Company and by
them Endorsed TO purchaser. Deposit
to be applied TO last installm ent
The property is now located at
Camp Hill and Camp Stuart, New
port News. Va. and may be seen and
any other Information obtained upon
application 10 w. T. CHAPLIN. No. l37
Twenty ninth Street. Newport News,
Va.
c. c. CURTIS. Crier.
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hUCTIOSS-LEC1LS
legal Notices
WATER WORKS. TOWN OF ASHLAND. /,

VIRGINIA..
Bids are invited untn noon OF juno u.
1922. a, which ,:me they wal! be opened
and read publicly. on furnishing all ara
t.r!als appliances. machinery and Iabo.
and constructing the following eplarge-
meats 10 tho water WORKS of The town Of
Cd Disconnecting and removing l.sss
fee; Of o-lnch cast iron water main.
t2) Constructing 2.isi feet of .-inch
class cast iron water main. with valves
ana connections and Golden Anderson
altitude controlling valve.
90 Constructing 6-inch force main,
Of cast iron pine Including $50 zee; OF
class Is. 1890 feet of c!ass G. and $3.50
fee, OF class y.
ca Pipe lines abou, the filtration plan.
and the pumping station.
90 a re-enfOrCci concrete pumphouaa
and supporting trough. with Two tr!pIeE
pumps. and all appurteuances.
90 Protection ~orh along the line OF
the force main
C7) enforced concrete coaguat!on
basin and filters. and brick alter house.
with all piping and appliances.
go wood STAY. wash tauA q steel
tower ALTERNATIVE steel thnk).
90 Removing the present wood ntavs
tank "a Ashland. and replacing with a
now one OF ;he aame dimensions. tAl,er-
uo) building the concrete piers for a
new water tower.
uD a l?5.ooo-gaIlon. hem!spherical bot
ION, stcc! water tower and tank.
4 certified checH, cashiers cheek or
bidders bond. IN tn" sum %: $500. Will bs
required OF each bidder, aHd rl!l become
a forfeit TO tho town OF Ashland II con-
tract is not entered upon and bond .ex.-
Cut.d promptly after the award.
The sucCesstu! bidder Viii be required
10 Ale an Indemnity bond. win some rat.
is:actory guaranty company. IN the sum
o: $4,000 TO safeguard tn. proper per-
toTuance OF tn. contract.
The right - reserved 20 reject any or
all bids, and to let The contract In two
more parts, advisable
to make changes IN the plans.
Detail plans and specifications may be
examined at Hanover BANK. Ashland. Va,
or VIII be MALE! upon application to tho
engineers. to arms engaged exclusively
In contracting. on !nclosns a check .o.
$40
Th!s deposit will be returned only 20
those parties submitting bona fdc BIDS
and ~ho return the plans in good shape
WALTER *. JONES. Chairman.
Ashland Water Commission.
Tho Amber Engineering Company. No. 5o7
old Dominion Trus; Co. B!ds.. Richmond
Va.
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that he was cold and wet and wanted
TO borrow coat and hat.
J. Il. johnson was called to testify
regarding Mrs. knights relations
with knight prior to the marriage.
johnson said that Courtney Griffin
was told disparaglng remarks about
his mother.
Pat Boyce. colored. told Of etate-
ments he had made TO Courtney Grit
fin about conditions at the Griffin
home. Several witnesses from tho
White Marsh Road told OF seeing Mrs.
Griffin and Mr.. knight together and
OF telling OF these occurrences to
Griffin.
Griffin sat with his wife and chill
dren all during the day, while HIS
mother sat not far away. Not many
glances passed between the two. and
as Mrs. knight passed her son shs
did not look at him. '"'-
Commonwealth Attorney s. F..
Everett Is assisted In tho prosecution
BY j. r. Saunders and John X. Hut
ton.
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WASHINGTON MARKETS
wAsHINGTON ID e Juna

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 5.
-Eggs-Str!ctly fresh. selected, can
died. per dozen. 20; averag. receipts,
Is: Southern. "a.
Live poul;ry-Roosters. er III. IS;
turkeys, per 10. 1890 spring chick
ems, per H.. 50gGo; Keats. young
each. 50a so: fowls. IS.
Dressed poultry-Fresh- killed win
ter chickens, per lb.. 100 IS; hens.
per ID. 80; ROSTERS. per ID. 20: turk
eys: per ID. asa 40: keats. young
each. 60.
i.iv" stock-calves. choice. per h.
IL: medium. l09i0l-2; thin. 547:
lambs. choice. per 10. l342i; live
hogs. per ID. ll.20.
Green fruit-Apples. per bbl, 500
Western. per box. 2.75fi4.25; Cali
fornia oranges. per crate. 6.5OGSoO:
Lemons. per box. 3.5oN $50: grape
fruia per box, 5.O0UG.5O: Florida
oranges. 7.5oW9i50: Strawberries.
southern, 5@l5; me-grown. so 25
NcGeta bles-potatoes. old No. |.
per Dbl, 25OM275; per sack. s.ooV
325; new potatoes, per hbi.. No. !,
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500 ~ 500: No. .. 225G3.5o: sweets.
800 a4.00; yama. 250G 500: lettuce.
100 q l.50: cymb!!ugs. per crate. 100
~ LOU: onions. per crate. 200 q ESQ:
cabbage. new. per cwt.. 100000:
cucumbers. 2,50G $50: elephants. per
Florida. 3.OOT 90: beans. l0Ol2. 90
per basket: peas. 2.50Ni0O: peppers.
per crate. 1900 3.5o, kalc. 50G 90:
asparagus, pc, dozen. 7jG;3.OO; spin
ach, per bill. 5O9l.00
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willie. Va.
Virginia Buchanan Moncure. Rich
mond, Va.
Elizabeth Hoover. Dhite House. Va.
Edith Grant Newton. Hwanghien.
China.
Rachel sleeves Newton. Hxang-
hien. China.
Claudia Forrest Patrick. Richmond.
Va.
Virginia Richardson. westervlle.
Anna Ivy Jones R!ddick. Raleigh.
y. G.
Narcissa Daniel Riddlck. Raleigh.
y. c.
Mary Lands Rilee. Ark. Va.
Julia Marie Roop, East Radtoard.
Va.
Muriel Irene Sanders. Richmond.
Va.
Leslie ouarles Seasons. Millboro
Springs, Va.
Ellen Gladys Shaw. Richmond. Va
Louise Jordan Shipman. Burkeville.
Va.
Ide Story. waynesboro. Ga.
Louise Fletcher Story. CORTLAND,
Va.
Harrlette Josephine Talley. Rich
mond. Va.
Dorothy Talbot, Thomas. Danvire.
Va.
Anne Wp,red Walker, Richmond.
Nn.
Elsie Mae Ware. Richmond. Va
Margaret White. Mckinney. Va.
Elizabeth Hildcgarde Williams.
Portsmouth. Va.
Judith Dorothy wintrey. Glen AL
len. Va.
Juliet Lee Woodson, Richmond, Va.
bachelor OF Science.
1nita Russell. Memphis. Tenn.
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND.
Mn1er of Arts.
Llewellyn Columbus Northen. B. A.
Richmond College. Richmond. Va.
Thesis: THE Task OK the Church IN
the Modern Social Order"
Mary Burton Sharp. r. A.. Ran
dolph- Macon Woman's College, Rich
mond. Thesis; "AIonobu,yl Phtha-
late: Its Preparation. Properties
and Salts"
HONORARY DEGREES.
Doctor of Divinity.
Rev. M. A. MacLean. Ottawa, Cam
ada.
Rev. T. Ryland Sanford. Chatham,
Vn.
Doctor OF Laws.
John Calvin Metcaif, NJ. A., Lit.
D., University OF Virginia.
Medals md Prizes.
]. Taylor Ellyson medal (his,ory).
Celia Levinson. Richmond.
Crump prize (mathematics). Sallie
Riddell. Dumbarton. Va.
Tanner medal (Greek). c. G. Car
ter Salem, Va.
all-round graduate in law). F. w.
Smith. Millers Tavern. Va.
The O. II. Kerry * Co. medal (best
an-round student in junior law class).
K. 4. O'Brien. AppomattoX.
The U. H. Berry &c Co. medal (hest
all-round student in freshman law
class). Y. NJ. Hodges. Sutherlin. Va.
Junior law prize tgiven by Black
stone Institute. OF Chicaso). f. B..
Rush. Putnam. Va.
Freshman law prize (Eiven by CAL
laghan & Coy. S. II. Bowles. Rich
mond.
Tho Bobbs- Merrill Company prize
(best student In special law class).
o. L. Hopkins.
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FOR RENT.
West End Store
Splendid stand for Hardware or Con-
fectionery.
HENRY S. HUTZLER 6 CO..
1913 T.. Main st.
A Small Farm in
Iuckahoe District.
Henrico County

In execution OF certain deed OF
trust. dated January e5th. 1919, duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Court of Henrico County, in
ID. Il. 2l3-B. page 90. there having
been default In the payment Of a por-
ton OF the debt therein secured, and
being required to do so by the bene-
hciary. the note holder In said deed,
the undersigned trustee In said deed
OF trust Will offer for sale in front
of the Courthouse of Henrico Ciunty,
on
SATURDAY. JUNE 10TH. 1922.
at IL O'clock Noon,
all that certain tract of land lying
and being in Tuckahoe Magisteriaf
District Henrico County, Virginia, au-
Joining the lands owned by Charles
Wade. Henry d. Tate and others, con-
i, tn 81 L. acres. together with all
improvements thereon and appur-
tenances thereto belonging.
TERMS: Cash.
ALEX II. SANDS.
Trustees.
DISPATCH oiassihod ads arc viiiinE work-
srs. anxious to serve YOU.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale g:

FOR sAi.E-About 1000 900 feet of pine
timber. six miles from railroad. In Caro-
!he county: timber stands in com
pact body. with streams on edge Of II:
excellent logging conditions: reasOna bile
terms and "a credit al 10 part OF Tn.
rurchhss price can be arranged. Ad-
hrcAs iiuI u. pOWlInk Grnen. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-06

TO WHOM 1T MAY cONCERN-where
as. on tho 22nd day OF April. 1929. In the
Hastings Court. Part H.. OF the City OF
Richmond. Virginia. the assistant attorney
for the Commonwealth for tho city OF
Richmond. Virginia. filed an information
against NJ. NJ. Rgsby. and certain auto
mobile. known as Dodge automobile
touring car style, Virginia State license
No. 1915. engine No. A-ls62, and factory
No. S2590S. praying that the said auto
mobile may be condemned. forfeited and
sold according to law. said automobile
having been used for unlawful transpor-
tation OF ardent spirits. All persons con-
cerned In interest arc hereby notified and
cited to appear in baid fiustings Court,
Part H.. OF the City OF Richmond. Vir-
ginia. on the 10th day OF June, 1922 10
show cause, II any they can. why the
prayer of said information for condemna-
tion and sale OF said automobile should
not be Sranted.
Witness Walter z. DuVal. clerk of said
court. and J. T. Willard. sergeant Of said
court. this tho 31st day OF May. 1922, and
IN the l46th year OF tho Commonwealth.
w. Z. DU VAL,
Clerk OF Hastings Court, Part IL
JOHN T. WILLARD,
Sergeant OF Hustinss Court, Part II,
A copy-Teste:
W. e. DU VAL. Clerk.
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trustees Auction Sale
"Chilton Terrace"
Apartment I louise

ON THE SOUTH SIDE
In execution
having oeen made in
having been
will the
WEDNESDAY,
p. NJ
the
81 ~ ""'NHN' =" 'e"
cast or omardy
the
an alley
center
thence
residue payable
all
Trustee
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
CROCKETT ARSEAIC-LlTHIA SPRINGS

Opens June LIST. Elevation, ALSO fsst-
Indicated in tho treatment OF NssvSus
Prostitution. Indigestion Malaria tiisay
Diseases. Female Irregularities Rhe,s-
matte and Skin Troubles, Clears and Inn
proves the complexion. You can play golf
In the cool. Write for booklet
NJ. c. THOMAS. Manager,
Crockett Springs, Va
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In execution OF a certain deed Of
trust. dated September -. 1920. duly
recorded In the clerks Office Of the
Richmond Chanccry Court. in Deed
BOOK 2G7C. page 3G2. there having
been default in the payment OF Il
portion OF the debt therein secured
aud being required TO do so by the
beneficiary in said deed. the under
signed. trustee III said decd OF trust
VIII offer for sale. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE C. 1922.
at . o'clock +. NJ.
the above lots on the east side Of
Nineteenth Street. in 5. c. Brauers
subdivision, between Brauer's Lane
and Fairfield Avenue, and fronting
thereon one hundred and twenty feet
C2O fecD with depth OF one hundred
and thirty-three feet l33 feeD TO
an alley in the rear.
Terms: CASH.
STUART BOWIE. Trustee
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List Your Rental
Property
WITH
GOLSAN & NASH. INC.
Mad. l3s. 12l y. Eighth st.

High Constable's Sale
viii sell by public auction, on
TUESDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE,
1929.
u o'clock NJ.
ut ia North Jefferson Street.
the following property, To satisfy a
distress warrant tChas. H. Phillips VS.
WIN. Kennedy. in my hands:
] Hoffman Pressing Machine, I
Electric Iron. ! Desk, etc.
TERMS: Cash.
w II. WYATT. JR,
High Constable City Richmond.
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Legal Notices

NOTICE
Once OF city Comptroller
hoom 1903. CITY Hall
Richmond. Va. June g 1922
The transfer books OF the bonded debt
OF the City Of Richmond will he closed on
and after the 18th instant and reopened
on July /. 1922.
II. C. CoFER.
COmDfrnIiar
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PHILLIPS IS HELD
FOR GRAND JURY;
RELEASED ON BAIL

tCoatinued trom First Page =.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
y. w. BOWIE e. son.
Real Estate AuCtIoncers.
rustee' S Sale

LOTS los. los. lo7 AND los. on THE
EAST SIDE OF NINETEENTH
STREET. BETWEEN BRACER'S
. LANE AND FAIRFIELD AVENUE.
AT AUCTION
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no IItJNS-LEG4LS
Auction Sales

AUCTION sale. Smith brothers farm, Mid
lothian Turnpike, Thursday. June sth
Farm iinple men,s stock and feed: entire
stock of general merchandise and nix
lures.
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ON THE SOUTH SIDE AND LoNBARpY
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SMALL APARTMENTS.
business Places for Rent


WAREHOUSE SPACE for rent: / 900 feel
on two noOrs. viii carry any weight.
low Insurance rate. OF Md. track
and elevator; heated and electric lighted
phSne Randolph s6i.
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TWO larS. rooms. bath. kitchenstte.
largo hall. go per month. Including
heat water. janitor service. gas range.
call at third apartment. 80 West Grace.
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LOIS for Sale

NORTH kICHMOS dot 50 feet west
side o! Woodrow Avenue. Price 1900
Madison 1851. J. a. Connolly q. Co.
WESTHAAPToS IOTS-Srs e Ha.cs
L!2scoInb. 2l7 American National Bank
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classified ads arc vIiiinE work.
srs, anxious to servs you.
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Apartments and Flats
FOR RENT.

Grace,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-01
SENIOR PLAY
TO Be GIVEN
FRIDAY NIGHT
The Story From the Pen Of
Booth Harrington, "Clar-
ence," to Be Presented by
Students at School Gym.

Clarence" Booth Tarkington's .
latest comedy-drama has been chosen
as the class pay for the Seniors OF
the Toledo High School this year and
will be presented to the public at the
Grade school gym on Friday evening,
June 2. Much time Is being devoted
to rehearsa.s and there is little doubt
but that the efforts of both pupll0 and
their instructors will be rewarded by
a packed house on the evening Of the
play.
The pot deals with a returned
soldier (returned from Texas). He
has been wounded, and is in a sagging
condition. He brakes in upon the in.
innate family troubles of the aristo-
cratic Wheelers and, in consequence
Is given position es private secre-
tary. He falls-But why tell any
more-be there Friday, June 2, at 8
o'clock-and learn the rest.
The commencement address will be
delivered at the gym on Thursday
evening, June s The baccalaureate
sermon will be preached by Rev.
Pogue Of Siletz at the local M. E.
church on Sunday evening. June 4.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-01
GOV. OLCOTT GUSTS
GATES AS MEMBER OF
STATE FAIR BOARD

Salem, May 3O-Governor Olcott
yesterday ousted from membership on
the state board Of fair directors c. E.
Gates Of Medford The reason Is Civ
en- by the governor In brief note Is
"for the good Of the resvice."
1t is presumed that the governors
action in removing Gates from mem.
bership on the state fair board, to
which he was appointed by O.cott less
than a year ago. is because OF Gates
apparent activity with the Ku Klu1
Klan, an organization which was &C.
rimoniously attacked by the governor
a week before the primary election
OF May 10 and which worked against
him and in behalf of Charles Hall O,
Marshfield.
Gates was appointed on the board
to succeed e. V. Carter of Grants
Pass There have also been in.ima-
tions that he might become an inde-
pendent candidate for governor for
the general election of next Novem-
ber
"This is to advise you that you are
removed as member Of the state
board OF fair directors, sunch removal
to become effective June /, 1922"
says the governors note to Gates.
"This action is taken under the pro-
visions OF section 4043, Oregon Laws,
for the good Of the service. Albany
Herald.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-01
Wrestling Match
Here Saturday
at Fair Building

Curtis Chambers, the fast welter
weight champion of Lincoln county, is
to meet a real man at the Fair build
ing next Saturday night, If the dope Is
right, when he Is to meet Chubby
Patchin, undefeated, Of the Oregon
Agricultural College. Patchin is also
claimed to be the greatest tumbler on
the Pacific Coast.
Wrestling fans here are well ac'
Quainted with the abilities OF Cham
bers, and know him to be clean
sportsmanlike wrestler and IL what is
claimed for Patchin is true, the match
should be hummer.
The match will be best man win
two out of three falls.
Many good preliminaries have been
arranged for including two wrestling
matches and boxing bout.
The show will be held in the fair
building and will start at bells, ac--
cording to Promoter r. L. Har...