The Holly chieftain., 1922-04-06

PAST years expenses at $1l24.63 and
Ginls as $ll25S0. Cash on hand
Sill The largest single expendi-
b. G was for supplies and uniforms.
SCI Is. The receipts included s504.50
ap description and si97S0 as gate
fteeipts. @
cteps were taken for the reorgan.
ization of the Base Ball Club. Fort
Lyons is taking the lead in organiz-
inc an Arkansas Valley League.
The following towns viii comprise
the League. Fort Lyons La .Iunta
Sugar City. Ordway. Rocky Ford.
Las Animas, Lamar and Holly, il
she accepts the invitation. The di,
ficulty with our joining the league
is due to the great expenses entail
ed since we are SC far removed from
the other towns participating. 1t
would doubtless double the expense
of last year
An executive committee consist
ing Of Gao Pueh. G. o. Virgin, John
Adkins. Harry Lee and BERT Over
field were appointed to investigate
the situation; find out the amount
of money obtainabie. talent procur-
able and the advisability OF joining
the new league This committee
win select its own officers and We're
10 meet visiting delegation of ball
men from the new league. coming
Tuesday.
The matter of the swimming pool
and pleasure resort was brought
up. A committee headed by L. NJ.
Appel and Mrs. w. s, Partridge were
arranging for show April 18 for
which every club in the city will be
asked to furnish some stunt" last
ing about fifteen minutes. The
Commercial Club was invited to
paftifipnte The committee named
We're ]. s. MeMnrtry Sam Smith and
u. G Wadsworth, The, receipts of
stunt Night would probably pay
for half the cost of dam to pro,
vide for the swimming pool. The
crst of such a structure would be
about siOO or $3.50. s'r
J. w. Tinsley of the Star Theatre
offered to donate the Opera House
for some Friday night and received
applause from the members. Mr.
Tinsley announced Booster pie
tnre boosting Colorado for May 25
&c in Holly. There will be no ad
mission. There may be half-reel
or so of Holly scenery or activities
1t was voted to draw up resolu
tions in honor of J. J. Houston
whose recent death has deprived
the club of an efficient member. A
committee consisting of Chas A
Tenny and F. H. Allen were appoint
ed to draw up the RESOLUTIONS.
The Radio Committee (of which
j. ]. Houston had been appointed
chairman made report of progress
The purchase of u Radio receiving
set hv W. $. Partridge would DELAY
the decision of the committee as to
the iirEncdiate advissbility of max,
ing q purchase One firm had of
fersd q SGT for sl25 that would relax
reports from Kansas City that could
be heard 4 black away. but 1t would
take aevetal weeks to get an order
filed.
The question of leasing or buy
ing fite or ten acres for pleasure
resor. on the golf links was dis
eusse and referred.
Mr.. Mcaiurtry reporte dthat there
had lleen opposition to the Drain
age Petition at Lamar Monday on
the part of the local Land Company
bHt ! was believed that the Court
In iryestigation o. the situation
here would eventually report favor
ably. After an hour. session the
Club adjourned to give way to the
lGeetiag of the Council.
F,ft National Attraction Love
Never Dies" at Cow Club Theatre
Ffiday and Saturday.
Miss Susie Crissman Of Medway,
Kan. waa,in town on business Tues
day.
Mrs ]. D. Campbell of Centralia,
No. i visiting her mother Mrs G..
r. Summers near Hartman.
Nhe erpbin Heights of Oklahoma
City is VISITING ber daughter, Mrs,
LIZZIE Wright. near Hartman,
Mrs. AL Redmon of Ellinwood,