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Card of Thanks

We wish TO thank the neisl,bars and
friends for their assistance aud Kindness
during the illness and ut the time of the
death and burial of our dear aunt. and
Tor the beautiful flowers. Frederick G.
Lang Frank y Lang.
-Newfane, Feb Is. 1922
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-16

ness anu HFek uIdI II
|ty. | was weak and
nervous and could
hardly stand on my
feet long enough to
cook a meal. | was
this way for about a
year and had tried
several medicines
and had a physician,
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sister s taking
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finally induced me to
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-16
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank our ucighbors and
friends for their kindness shown us ct
the time of our mothers death and for
the beautiful flowers Mr. and Mrs w
l.. Johnson and family, AIRS F.ena5 My
strom
Putney, Vt, Feb. u. 1922.
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PUTNEY
Death of Mrs. MARSHALL Cobb.

Mrs. Marshall Cobb died at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. W. l.. johnson.
about 11.45 Thursday forenoon. Feb. 81.
of brights disease. after being i'll at this
time about three weeks. Previous at
tacks bad weakened her so she had been
in i'll health several months.
She was twice married and leaves two
daughters. Mrs. Lena Mystrom of BriS-
toll. Conn. and Mrs. Johnson. with whom
she made her home and one sister. Mrs
Charles Horton of Thoms0nvillc. Conn.
The funeral was held at the home Sat
urday afternoon mt go o'clock. Rev. w.
Il. Curtis of Westminster West officiat-
Ing. Selections were PLAYED on the
grafanola. The burial took place in
Mourt Pleasant cemetery. w. l.. John
son. Charles Cobb. Paul Cobb and T. +.
Durham acting as bearers.
Those from out of town were Charles
Cobb. Paul Cobb. Mrs. w. \. Gilbert aud
Mrs Nellie Howard of Brattleboro
and Mrs. Fenton of Springfield, Mass.
The junior leaders for Feb. % arc
elah and Evelyn Rhodes The topic i
Favorite Verses from the Psalms. Psalms
] :1-6.
Mrs. Edward Glynn left Monday
morning for an extended visit in Spring.
field. Mass, and Great Darlington where
Mr.. Glynn is at work for large lumber
dealer.
limousine took Mrs. l.. III. Bugbee. Mrs
Margaret Robertson and Mrs. John y
Underwood to Fftchburg. Mass. Sunday
to call on Mrs. Annie b. Fl. Harris.
FLOYD Brooks was moved Tuesday aft
terneon to the Memorial hospital at
Brattlcboro. where he will undergo an
operation BY DR. G.. r.. Anderson for
puss or water on the lung,
Farauaf MeRae was moved from his
home on Saturday afternoon to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. Clark. who will assist
AIR Dimmick in caring for him. Milo
| Whitney. who has helped care for Mr.
NTcRae. has been called back to his work
in Worcester. Mass
Ten ables OF people nlaying 500 cele-
brated St. Valentines day at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs .Tahn y Underwood
! Tuesday evening. First prizes were won
by Miss Edith Bugbec and A. II. Corser
while the consolation prizes went to Mr.
and Mrs. III. L. Bailey. Delicious re
| freshments of salad. sandwiches, cake
and coffe were served.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-16
WESTMINSTER.

Rev. Phillip \. Job of Providence. Il.
L.. occupied the pulpit last Sunday as a
candidate.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-16
MRS. HATFIELD
SABINA, OHIO
In PitiabIe Conditionwhen she Began
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Sabina, Ohio ~ took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for weak
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-16

Miss Allen. a graduate of New England
Sauitarium. Melrose, Mass, is at Mrs.
Royce's fCol0nial) and will give Swedish
massage by appointment. Tel. 413-M.
29G-29S
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The junior leaders for Feb. % are
elah and Evelyn Rhodes The topic is
Favorite Verses from the Psalms. Psalms
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
COYOTES To MEET
GILBERT IN GAMES
FOR VALLEY TITLE

First of a three game series to de-
termine the high school basketball
championship of the valley will be
played either at Tempe or Mesa this
afternoon with the Phoenix and Gill
bert high school fives as contest
ants. The game is scheduled to be
played on the Tempe normal school
outdoor court, but if weather con-
ditions prevent, it will be played in
the l.. ID. S. auditorium at Mesa. In
either event, play will start at 4
o'clock.
The Coyotes earned the right to
enter the finals for the valley high
school title by twice defeating Mesa
high last week. Gilbert high won the
valley class Is league title and met
Tempe normal in the finals for the
valley championship. losing two of
the three games played.
Gilbert high is conceded to have
an edge over the Coyotes in the
series which opens today, The Gill
bert boys gave the normalites their
only defeat of the season and in the
two other contests, fought every inch
of the way. being defeated only by
q few points.
Both teams are going good now
and the Coyotes are travelling at a
faster clip than at any other time
this season. The winner of the
series will go to Tucson to repre-
sent the valley in the series for the
state championship to be played at
the Old Pueblo March 2, 8 and 4.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
|\destlir
Basketball.
Ritter Hopes To
Give City Fast
Team This Year

Charles TEX" Ritter is getting
ready to put a fast baseball team in
the field this season and from pre-
sent indications Tex is going to have
a fighting organization.
Ritter says he is trying to give
Phoenix a good ball club and is
anxious to get the support of the
home town fans. He is trying to en-
list the support OF the American
Legion and if he is successful his
team will take the field under the
Legion name.
The lineup given out by Ritter last
night contains the names of some
of the leading ball players Of the
valley. Ritter says he win have III.
s. Moore at third, Phat Westfall,
catcher. Finley Westfall outfield,
Clint de Priest, pitcher, w. +. Mea-
son, first base, G.. Hickey. short
stop, r. Teaney, outfielder, and Rit-
ter will also play the outfield.
The players will report for prac-
tice this week and the lineup for the
coming season will be determined
after a few weeks work.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22


rivals together again in Speedy
Flynn and Wildcat Johns. Johns
had the edge on Flynn last week,
even after Flynn almost rocked him
to sleep. Flynn will have to do bet
ter today if he expects to beat the
Wildcat.
Young Rivers is coming back in
four rounds with Cactus Brown.
Rivers has fought all the local
youngsters with the exception of
Cactus and he lost two. one to Mike
and one to Soldier Brown Cactus
has a good punch, is fairly clever and
has a bad jaw. Rivers has every :
thing a good preliminary boy should
have including g tough chin.
Soldier Brown meets Battling Sam
in the four round prelim. Sam meets
his hardest opponent today and un-
less he works fast the soldier is 60
ing to stop him. sam can stop
Brown IL he fights and forgets his
terpsicorean ideas long enough to
shoot his right across with his body
behind it. Browns only weakness
Is his glass jaw Brown is perfect
ing a defense for the weak spot and
If he keeps Sam dropping them off
the other side he will he safe. Sam
shoots wicked left jab and his right
cross usually lands where Browns
bad jaw is exposed. Forgetting
Browns jaw he is the best bet in
the valley, hut SANS right cross may
connect with that spot and bring him
his first kayo.
The card is we'll balanced and is
all fight. The Capital City arena is
we'll arranged to take care of a big
crowd and barring rain the fans viii
enjoy holiday fight fest par ex-
cellence.
Washington street cars eastbound
go direct to the Capital City arena at
Sixteenth and Jefferson streets. The
first event will go on at D. m.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
WILL RUN ANNUAL
FLORENCE PHOENIX
BIKE RACE TODAY

Sixteen riders will leave Florence
this morning at 10 o'clock sharp. rain
or shine, for the second annual Flor
ence TO Phoenix bike race. With fa-
vorable weather the first rider should
finish at the Phoenix high school at
about 1880 or , pm.
Following are the riders, bicycles
and numbers.
/. Ed McIndoo. National B. S. A.
2. Sid. Newman. Greyhound. B.S.A.
3. Winchel Boulden, National B.S.A.
4. Frank Smith. Roamer.
5. Hubert Yates, p. s. A. Special.
6. Leon Yates, Indian.
Z. Oscar Fink. National 3. S. A.
s. Emile Lyall. Iver Johnson.
2. Warren Stone, Iver johnson.
10. James Rorex. Iver johnson.
IL. Forest Woods. Iver johnson.
IL. Alton Fryer Indian.
is. Harry Sutton. California.
II. Paul Fannin. Indian.
Is. Lenox Sutherland. Western.
is. Norman Stoddard. Indian.
The prizes are donated by the fol-
lowing firms: King Brothers. Lam
dis Cyclery. the Berryhill company.
Chambers Transfer company. Mon
rad Cyclery. the Chicago Cycle Sup
ply company, New Departure Mfg.
company. Eclipse Machine company,
Bridgeport Brass company, Federal
Rubber company, Diamond Chain
Mfg. company, Chicago Handle Bar
company. Torrington company. Frank
Mossberg company. Persons Mfg.
company. Veeder Mfg. company.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
DOPE ON THE CONTENDERS
FOR JACK DEMPSEY'S TITLE

Here is some interesting dope on
the contenders for the heavyweight
title held by Jack Dempsey.
Tommy Gibbons, the St. Paul
heavyweight, who packs a real
knockout punch. was born March %.
1898.
Gibbons, in the last two years. has
come to the front with rapid strides.
Many experts believe he is the one
fighter who has a chance to de-
throne Jack Dempsey.
Gibbons is an Irish american and
there Is no better combination for a
real fighter. That's Tommy Gibbons.
He has been fighting since 1913.
Bill Brennan was born in County
Mayo, Ireland on June %. 1898. He
comes from good old fighting stock.
Brennan has had two cracks at
Dempsey and failed in each attempt
In his last bout he gave Dempsey the
battle of his life for - rounds. Sew
eral times he appeared to have the
champion in distress.
Brennan hG.s been fighting since
1914. Jack Dempsey is the only
fighter who ever knocked him out.
Captain Rob Roper was born on
March 2. 1S94.@ American parent
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
ALUNN|-COYOTE
CAME THIS P. n. .
RAIN Or SHINE

Although there has been a slight
rainfall during the night II will I'M
no way interfere with the Alumni
Coyote annual baseball game, which
Is slated to take place this afternoon
on the high school athletic field start
ing at o'clock sharp. The diamond
is in good condition and unless a
steady downpour hits it's surface
there is no need for fans 20 worry
about not seeing fast game.
Coach McComb had his team on the
field yesterday afternoon giving the
players their final workout before the
game. The Coyotes arc all ready for
the word go. and will feature many
of last years stars. Husky Miller
will toss the snowflake with the old
reliable Wilky behind the bat. Doyle
and Millage, OF football fame. also
will be in the lineup. McComb's
men are a bunch of hitters and Dick
Heflin, pitching for the Alumni. viii
have hard time sending the Coyotes
back to the bench.
The Alumni team, which is COM
posed of bunch OF experienced ball
players. is conceded by former stu
dents as being the strongest team
that ever represented the old vets
during all the years the annual game
has been played.
When you take such players as
Lyall. Moore. Gear Warren, tho
Westfall brothers. Pepper. Brawner.
Brown. Haldinan. Gilleland and
Ryan, and make up a club Of IL or
more baseball performers II is
pretty hard squad for the best ball
teams to beat This alone VIII as
sure the fans of a good game.
Coach McComb OF the Coyotes told
his men after practice last evening
that he feared the Alumni more than
any other team on their schedule.
In fact, IL is the biggest game Of the
season and the entire student body
will be out to root for p. u. II. S.
The line-ups that win start the
game today follow:
Coyotes-Wilky, c.: Doyle, h.;
Flickinger, 2b.; Conner, S.: Millage,
3b.: Goodson, IT,; Grace cf; Seaton,
rf.; Miller. p.; Heflin, u; Loury. u;
Hawley, Il.
Alumni-H. Westfall. C.; ID. Heflin,
D.: Brown, 1b,: Warren. S.: Lyall.
2b.: Moore, 3d.; +. Wcstfall, IT,: Pop
per, CT; Ryan. rf. Brawner, a.;
Haldiman, H.: Guleland, u.
Umpires, Jones and Robinson.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
Who Do You Like?

age He has been fighting only since
1919. He took UP boxing as soldier
in the World war and has continued
In the fight game.
Harry Wills, generally regarded as
the best of the colored heavyweights,
was born in 1892. Wills has fought
the best of them. The only blots on
his record are two knockouts ad-
ministered by Sam Langford.
Bob Martin was born Nov. II, 1897.
He started fighting professionally in
1919. He began his career as a fight
er with the A. e. #. in France.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
Methodist Ounces
Cinch Titles In TIDo
Basketball Leagues

The First Methodist basketball
teams captured the adult and senior
cups in the Sunday school league
by winning from the Christian and
Presbyterian teams respectively in
the weekly games at the y. M. G. A.
last night The Adults won bv a
score OF SO 20 %. while the seniors
easily defeated the Presbyterians, ~
TO T..
Regardless Of the outcome OF any
OF the remaining games on the league
schedule. the Methodist ouintets will
retain their places at the top of the
two heaps. The. adults have won
five of six games played. while the
seniors took seven OF their eight
games
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
: MORE TENNIS cHALLENGERs

NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Challenges
for the Davis cup from France and
Czecho- Slovakia, were received to-
day by the United States Lawn Ten
mis- association. Czecho -Slovakia
first entered Davis cup competition
last year. losing to Belgium in a first
round match at Prague. France has
engaged in competition for the cup
since 1904
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
RuRkE sHADEs kRoHN

GALVESTON. Texas, Feb. 21.-
Marty Burke. New Orleans light
heavyweight. won the referees de-
cision here tonight In II rounds over
Harry Krohn. Akron, Ohio. middle
weight
Krohn, much lighter OF the two.
led the fighting all the way and
brought the bout close to a draw by
his aggressiveness. Burke outpointed
Krohn in of the II rounds; two
were Krohn's and three were even,
newspaper men declared.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
BEL q ( ~

NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb. 21.--
Pete Herman Of New Orleans. former
bantamweight champion of the
world, scored technical knockout
over Babe Asher of st. Louis in the
seventh round of a scheduled Is
round bout here last night.
Ashers seconds tossed in the towel
shortly after the beginning of the
seventh period. Herman sent Asher
to the canvas in the fifth and sixth
rounds, the bell coming TO his rescue
on each occasion. Asher weighed
l21h pounds and Herman 124
pounds.
Benny Leonard, worlds light
weight champion. who will meet Pal
Moran of New Orleans here in 10
round bout Friday night. was in
troduced at the ringside and received
an ovation.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22


Soldier Brown VS.. Battling Sam
q rounds
Young Rivers VS.. Cactus Brown
4 rounds
Speedy Flynn vs.. Wildcat Johns
q rounds
90 o
Unless the weather man holds his
pceve and floods the Capital City
arena this afternoon Phoenix fight
fans will SEQ one OF the best balanced
fight cards ever staged in the city.
In the event rain makes a postpone
ment necessary, the card will be put
on later in the week. it was an
nounced last night.
Matchmaker Joe LAWN for the Dis
abled American Veterans of the
World War has arranged double
main event that carries kick on
both ends. Chet Neff and Battling
Scctty do six rounds and Young Mike
and Harry Casey win start en- ten.
Chet Neff has Never been knocked
out: he has not won every bout, but
he fights all the time and pitted
against Battling Scotty Chet will
have to step fast to retain his laurels.
Scotty carries a sleep producer and
his big hope in winning today's scrap
is to knock out Neff before the last
bell sounds. Chet is clever and he
hits hard enough for a lightweight.
There Is no stipulated weight for this
event. but ScQtty has agreed to make
142 pounds ait 9 O'Clock this morning.
Chet will weigh about 1871.
Scotty has been fighting around
Phoenix since the game opened and
the fans know he will fight regard
less OF who his opponent may be.
His defeat at the hands of Ira O'Neil
did not hurt Scotty's rep, in fact 1t
gave him a new ambition to make
good and he hopes to drop Neff this
afternoon to win back the fans who
, have kind of slipped to new idols.
In the 10-round session Phoenix
fans get their first glimpse Of Young
Mike against a good tough boy. Mike
has won IL of the last Is starts via
the kayo route. No opponent has yet
been able to stand up under his hip
delivery OF man killing wallops. He
hits equally hard with either hand, is
fairly clever and showed he can take
'em when he let Soldier Browns good
right bounce off his jaw.
Harry Casey is the toughest light
weight on the Pacific coast. He has
taken part in over 800 ring battles;
lost many and won more. His repu-
tation for taking punishment is
known throughout the west and his
followers never give up until the end.
Casey has fought better boys than
Mike without going to sleep, but it Is
doubtless If he has fought any boy
with harder kick than Young Mike.
Mikes lack OF experience will be
against him this afternoon with the
strange feeling that comes to a
youngster when he puts all he car
ries on an opponents chin and said
opponent refuses to go to sleep. Mike
may put everything on Casey's chin
and stop the Fighting Shamrock, but
If Casey don't go down the youngster
may lose heart.
Local fans have long been anxious
to see what Mike really can do and
Mike gets his chance today. IL he
makes good, he is made and if he
fails to live UP to expectations he
still has long time in front of him
to start building for the top.
The curtain raiser brings two old
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
RAIN HALrs CUBS

CHICAGO, Feb 21-Rain held up
the workout scheduled for the OPEN
ing day Of the training season for the
Chicago Nationals at Catalina is
lands. Pitcher Cruz, a Los Angeles
sand lotter. Joined the squad, in
creaslng the number of twirlers to
seventeen.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
DAVIS pRoPs nurch

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Feb. 81.
Leslie Davis of ogden knocked out
Kid Dutch of Salt Lake City in the
third round of scheduled siX-round
bout here last night. Both are mid
dleweights. frankie Darren of
Logan knocked out Tommy Carter
of FL Paso in the second round. The
boys are welterweights.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
KAYo SURPRISE TO CARTER

Ell PASO. Texas, Feb. 21.-Tommy
Carter, FL Paso resident. was greatly
surprised here when the Associated
Press called him at his home and
informed him that he had been
knocked out in the second round of
a boxing match in Salt Lake City
last night. Carter. who is now en-
ployed with an American engineering
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22

crew in Mexico. came across the line
from the interior or the southern re-
public yesterday and will return to-
morrow. so he stated TO the press to-
night. Carter as retired from the
ring game due to brittle bones in his
hands.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
WINS WoRLp,s TITLE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Ed
ward T. Appleby. New York national
champion. added the international
title to his list tonight by defeating
Percy n. Collins, Chicago. in the
final match of the class A 1872 balk
line amateur billiard tournament
The score was 800 to los.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
MIskE WINS ON EouL

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.--Billy
Miske st. Paul heavyweight. won his
bout last night from Captain Bob
Roper, Chicago. on foul. Roper was
disqualified by the referee and sent
from the ring at the end OF the sixth
round. The match was for eight
rounds.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
YOUNG ZBYSZKO
BEATS STECHER
IN ". Y. MATCH

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.--WladelS
Zbyszko, younger bother OF the
worlds champion heavyweight
wrestler. tonight defeated Joe
Stecher of Dodge. Neb.. former
champion. in finish match at Mad
ison Square Garden
A large crowd OF spectators, dis
pleased with the result. eurged mem
acingly about the ring.
The first fall went TO Zybszko
when Stecher. after taking him to
the mat with a flying deadlock. fell
underneath. In attempting TO escape
from a half Nelson and body hold he
rolled on his shoulders.
Stecher took the second fall with
an arm and leg hold after IA min
utes of wrestling.
with one fall to the credit of each.
the rivals went to the mat for the
third fall. When the referee. after
6 minutes 25 seconds. interfered. an
nouncing that Zbyszko had Won a
rolling fall the crowd shouted de-
mands that tho referee be overruled.
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Arizona republican., 1922-02-22

Northwestern university won its
second conference game by defeating
the University OF Minnesota, Fl to o.
Illinois overwhelmingly defeated the
Ohio State. Michigan evened UP the
score with Indiana by trimming the
HoosierE. "a to l6.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
JAMESON AND MoHA SPLIT

Jameson and Bob Moha, Milwau
kee ight-heavyweights, tonight
boxed 10 rounds to a draw. accord
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
ELIMINATE NON. RESIDENTS

DEL MONTE, Cal. Feb. 21.-All
contenders in the annual Washing
tons birthday golf tournament hero
not residents of California were
eliminated in play today. j. A. Nc
Kenzie of San Francisco defeated
w. t. Bassett of Chicago, four and
three
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22

There is a runner on third and
one man out. The batter hits :
grounder to the shortstop. The
runner on third makes no attempt
to go home. The player coaching
at third dashed for the plate az
soon as the ball was hit. The.
shortstoP become confused and
thinking it was the runner trying
for home, made the play to the
plate. The throw was wide. get
ting past the catcher and rolling
to. the grandstand. The bad
throw enabled the runner on third
to score and the batsman TO
reach second. What is the proper
ruling on such a play?
The runner on third who scored
should have been called out for in.
terference on the part of the coacher
which resulted in the shortstop max.
ing a hurried throw to the plate tha
went wild. The batsman who reached
second on the play should have beer
sent back to first.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
Purdue Leads Big
Ten Colleges In
Basketball Race

CHICAGO. Feb. 21--The standing
In the Big Ten conference basketball
race following the games Of last
night follows:
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22

Paisley shawls began TO be made
early in the nineteenth century in
Paisley, Scotland.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
States Opposition
To Lifting Ban On
Vacation Baseball

NEW YORK. Feb. 21-Removal OF
the restrictions governing vacation
periods so as to permit college un-
dergraduates to play summer base
bali for money Is highly inadvisa-
BILE" DR.. Ernest NJ. Hopkins of Dart
mouth said today i'm response 10 a
QUESTIONABLE sent him by the New
York World
DR.. Hopkins said he did not be-
lieve more drastic rules were needed
TO control college athletic evils.
He added that the need now was
more distinctly for a code in ath-
letics than for more regulations.
Bill to prohibit women from smok-
ing in hotels and restaurants has
been introduced in the Massachusetts
legislature.
-O-~-
Whistling. say some physicians,
will help develop a robust physique.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22

Specimens of small species of tur-
ties have been known to live more
than 100 years.