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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03
Entertain Farmers
on II. A. E. Day

With final plans made for the
reception Of hundreds of Michigan
tanners and their families, the cam
pus of the Michigan Agricultural
College is being groomed this week
IN preparation for the fifth annual
summer Farmers Day Friday, Aug
4.
lIundl eds Of acres Of interesting
and valuable experimental work in
farm crops and soil viii be ready for
inspection On the college farm. Live
stock herds including representa-
tive Of the finest blood Of the
various breeds viii be dressed up"
for visitors in the barns, and the col
lcge laboratories and buildings will
be open for guests.
A special livestock parade, which
has been called a modern livestock
style review, will feature a big
afternoon meeting under the cam
pus trees. Band music, speeches by
prominent state agricultural leaders,
including President David Friday, NJ.
A. c., and =. Whitney Watkin9,
chairman of the State Board Of Agri-
culture, are listed on the afternoon
program.
Condensed outdoor agricultural OK
hibits, each bearing or some timely
farm topic, viii be erected near the
meeting ground. Wireless outfits
for the home, farm conveniences,
control Of disease and pests, and
best farm practices in general viii
be- illustrated i'm these exhibits.
Woman and children axe TO make
their headquarters in Che college
woman's building, joining the "mcn
folk ia the days prograA in enter
alnmcnt and business.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03

That cooperation gets results.
Without cooperation 10 city will
grow.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03

Although only seven years Of age,
Norma Snow has Travelled 10000
miles in the last two years. During
this time She hes travcrsed most Of
the African jungle with her father, q
noted lion tanner, whom she accom-
panied on his journics in search Of
wild animals.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03

That you should challenge the
world with living facts and figures Of
Your agricultural country?
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03

That no man is a success, who only
cnrchcs himself.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03

When The period OF unemployment
comes It is very difficult to borrow
money for obstruction work because
money Is then tight and the citizens
feel poor Hence, under the present
system IL is impossible TO do much to
relieve unemployment when it comes.
10 an Zee man attempted to follow
the anne system in his business as
ltr city officials follow, he would
wait W,l summer TO cut his ice!
'lor investors this means that tax
cz,mDt ccuriiics, and town bonds
hoal how he purchased even tho
h have already gone zap some in
price. Those who contemplate buy
l.e aould bay at once before they
no zap still higher. When buying
sx emp issues seek the long term
on thcr win show the greatest
pof.t All Of this should be spec
.als encouraging TO the contractor
aa builders, ass it means that a
erca d.a of public work viii be
done dntNr the rcXt few years. City
wate plants viii be extended, more
sWcr viii be constructed, new pub
G. blilinp viii be erected, and the
loel movement viii continue to
l,w Ihis hould be welcome in
formation, concluded the Stats
,i.i.., 'io those who handle contract
a, supplies AVID building materials,
anl o..ally All such materials as
ara used by cities and towns"
General business as reflected in
.hc ndez FIGURE Of the Babson chart
rs 1891 below normal. This is an
impropmcnt Of "a over last week
end DO above the activity Of the
anne week year ago. Smaller
famr ae helping matters consid-
bly, aud urtbcr Improvement should
Doe reflec.ed during the next few
weeks H
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03
IsiqN AUtOm0bHe a''
Exhibit at Fair

aa Lansing dealers in auto
moluic pleasure c;trs comprise a par
tial Ist Of exhibitors miio will show
heir MACHINE. in Tbs automobile -sec.
'ion Of The Central Michigan FAR to
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03

The city taxes are now due and
payable any time from July 10
September IT., 1922, without any
penalty. From September - to
November /, 1922, -Four ca per cent
will be added to the amount Of your
taxes.
Dated July 10, 1922.
ID. W. ADAMS,
60--tf-c. City Treasurer
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03

Nu Ian ing dealers IN auto
Mobile rlcasnle ears comprise par
tial list OF exhibitors miio will show
heir MACHINE. in Tbs automobile -see.
''on Of The Central Michigan FAR to
e4 t.e.d ~ Lansing the. ~eeAs Of AUG
a-. 2-sG. Others are expected to be
ueo lp I'm a few days.
Ihc list Of exhibitors announced
tc.ay consist of dealers in cars rpng-
ing om the well-known FIlivYer'
q. mae me in the $4,000 and $1,000
clas-cs The cars are as follows:
Dodge, ludson and Essex, Overland,
Wlvs- knight, Handley Knight,
q velanl Six, Chevrolet, bort, Jor-
dam, Franklin, Studebaker, Buick,
Gray, Rickenbackcr, Oldsmobile, Pat
tcson, Ford, Maxwell and Chalmers.
Each dealer has agreed TO show a
complete line Of passenger cars Of
lhc make he handles. They will be
shown "auto row" at the grounds
and .his is expected to attract much
attention, inasmuch as the"rOw" ,
when opened, will have upon it all Of
'I.t Nfa. lIlNL az nf'l dt All' 4di -
czpo tions.
Tie lngham County Sunday School
Association is to establish large
rest cent on the grounds. Chairs,
water ard cots upon which the older
fair visitors may rest, will be on
hand Representatives of the As
ISOLATION viii be in attendance at all
times to- give whatever help is want
od by the Fair visitors.
Royal Hyde Of Alma, in charge of
The promotion work Of the Fair, last
week and this week, is making an
c1tan i've tour Of the surrounding
country signing up livestock exhib-
ilors Ee has already arranged for a
moving of more than 100 head of
pure bred tuberculin- tested Holstein
cattle, and % head of pure bred
horses. A showing of pure bred
Durham and Jersey cattle will also
+ be seen.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03
Did You Ever
Stop to Think?

That you should challenge the
world with living facts and figures Of
your agricultural country?
That you should take an active
and positive stand on all matters
that tend to make better business
That you should take a mental in
ventory to find out how you stand in
ability, honesty of purpose, and will
lingness to make your city grow?
That you will need sane optimism,
that don't mean blind efforts. No
city can be swayed by the business
methods Of one hundred years ago.
Keep uptodate.
That no man is a success, who only
enrches himself.
That cooperation gets results.
Without cooperation 10 city will
grow.
That you can save in buying by
reading the merchants offerings in
your papers.
That there Is but one city in the
world in which to live, and that is
your own home city. So why not
make every effort to make Il a big
ger, brighter, better and buster city
i'm which to live and make a living.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03

tI advancing interest rates
III years of declining in
4 Moreover, these cycles
sltspended or changed any
NJ can svspend on change
| the oga.
Edh to fIfe law OF bus mess

cycle, the Tax situation is very much
in favor fof municipal borrowing.
Before the days Of income taxes and
surfaces, bonds of our best cities
sold on a 31afo basis, and even bet
ter. NowS when wealthy mon are
obliged to pay sur-taXee of from
500 to 500 these tax exempt bonds
of cities and towns should be i'm great
demand. Some Of my associate even
state that many of these bonds may
20 up untiLthey are on 2i2'' basis,
or less. OfK6urse, this also applies to
the GoverHhtnt bonds, altho the Gov
eminent bEae are rather short time
and therefNs not so. attractive to the
Investor Eiies and towns viii tcm-
porarily bE greatly benefited 10 theif
borrowing4y any amendpient to The
Constituti6f making' all bonds tax
able. If sShch legislation is ale
Exempted, tkere naturally viii be lot
Of tax exefApt bonds put on Inc mar
ket just pHeceding such legislation.
Some feel tliat such flood Of seeu-
tiles would depress the price, but
others believe that if they are to be
the last Of tax exempt securities, the
market will absorb easily all they
offer. Whichever is the case, cities
and towns, will have no difficulty I'M
disposng Of their securities durne
the next few years, and the interest
rates should steadily and continually
decline.
"This means that municipalities
should Immediately adopt civic plan
ning schenes," continued NJ. Babson,
"and probably should make during
the next five years, such inn
provements as they ordinarily would
make in teh. The time TO make hay is
while the sun shires, and the time to
borrow money on long term loans IS
when money rates are low. Hence
cities and Aowns should not only bor-
row durint the next few years fol
their currht needs, but should borrow
large sunni and invest the same fo'
use for years TO come, especially dur.
ing the nstt period Of unemployment
"If cities operated in a business
way they4would borrow their m9nel
at times Ike the present. Hv it a.
way and than spend it whIFhe mex
period Of Unemployment comes. by
spending il at such times. they not ON
: ly could get the work done very muei
cheaper, bat they could perform dis
tinct service to the people Of the com
munity TIE general custom followei
is the reverse. Cities now do theii
construction work when il is easy C
get money, which is when labor Is
fully employed and when everyon'
else is building. This is all wrong
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03
NOTICE

70 All Persons who own, possess or
who have owned, possessed or har-
bored Dog four months of
age Since January /, 1922:
If YOU have not paid your 1922
Dog License Fee, the same should at
once be paid directly to the County
Treasurer.
Your receipt should show payment
10 January !, 1923. Your dog should
carry his 1922 License Tag. The fee
became due Jan. 10th, 1922, and must
be- paid even tho the dog is now dead
or has been disposed Of.
II this fee is not paid promptly the
law requires not only that your dog
be killed by the officers but that you
Doe subjected 10 prosecution and on
conviction be fined or imprisoned.
Platinum has been discovered in
lho State of Parahyba do Norte, Bra
iii, it is reported to the Department
Of Commerce by Consul Cameron at
pcrnambuco. The deposit is on a
mountain ridge three miles from the
main automobile road leading from
Campina Grande TO Patos.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-03

That you can save in buying by
reading the merchants offerings in
your papers.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
BOWLING


TOLEDO. Ohio. March lf-Sowlers
under the auspices OF the American
Bowling congress tried all day TO up
so, the standings in the minor events
of the tournament here without sue
cess Not a change was made IN cith'F
The two men or individual events our
NIX the more than eight hours OF con-
tlruous bowling
Tho score nearest to approaching
the lis, OF flrst ten In the doubles was
the .2ss hung up by a. krauss ana
II. Kraurs. OF Washington. u. c, This
was pin. below the present tenth
jlacc holders.
only one other pair shot over the
200 mark l.. Cohle and l. Nlscman
OF Indiana polls hit 1910 in one OF the
late shifts this afternoon
The highest score for the day In
the singles was st2 by a. Burger OF
Buffalo.
Sixteen teams started off at SI5
O'Clock tonight in an effort to surpass
tho c.sot mark set by the Mireralites
OF Chicago Saturday night at the top
Of the Ave men division.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
YANKEE lNFIELD
lis DETERMINED

NEW YORK. March 14,-Miller
Higgins has at last placed on the
playing field at New Orleans the IN
field which probably will go thru the
fire of this seasons campaign. McNaliy.
Scott, Ward and Pipp were In there
yesterday and looked good. scout VINO
supplants Peckinpaugh. teamed we'll
with his fellow infielders, and the first
defense OF the American League cham
pions was considered perfected
Haines and Skinner have been doing
well in the outer works. and II seems
probable they will be called upon 10
hold down the middle and right ne'd
positions until Ruth and Meusel are
given clearance from their suspension
by commissioner Lands.
Long George Kelly, first base guar
dian, has handed to Manager McGraw
of the Giants, his signed contract Tor
the ensuing year and which Ralph
SINNERS in the middle field. the Ma
tionai League team presented yester-
day the lineup that probably VIII race
| the flax when the championship sea
son opens. Fred Toney is in active
| training ami the only member OF last
! years team who occasions worry Is
Shufflin Phil Douglas.
| Burlelgh Crime, who has been reluct-
ant to attach his name to p Brooklyn
\ contract for the coming year, Is sun
| outside the pale. but he Is praciicihS
at Jacksonville with the Ebbets team
and it Is forecast that he soon VIII be
| in line. Tho Dodgers yesterday SUI
| fered a defeat at the hands or the
Daytons, Fla. State League team. the
score being to s.
BOSTON. Mass, March 1t-Wcar-
ing the coIors OF the Braves at ST.
Petersburg. Fla. RUDE Marauard. the
pitcher. has now played in the uniforms
OF half the clubs OF the National
League. F'irs. the Giants. then the
Dodgers. last year the Reds and now
the local club have had the scuthpaw
a. pitcher.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
COCA COLA BOWLERS
TRIM ORANGE CRUSH

The coca-Cola bowlers defeated the
strong orange Crush pin wreckcrs IN
tho final game OF the season this year
taking two of the three games in the
series.
New pins used in the seasons finale.
was responsible fod tho low scores
altho some unusually hard luck was
noticeable on comparatively sure shots.
Because of the close race In the
Merchants league the game last night
did no. decide the winners and an
other match will be rolled tomorrow
night, on alleys and s.
ORANGE CRUSH
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
MRS. 0bENCHA|N
WEEPS ON STAND

Los ANGELES, Cal. March IL
Tears came to tho eyes OF Mrs MAZDA
lynne Ohenchain today as she listened
TO tho opening argument In her behalf
In her trial on the charge OF murdcr-
ing her sweetheart. J. Bolton KENNEDY
Alfred =. Macdonald. who made the
argument. dscit upon the love which,
according to testimony. existed be-
tween the defendant and Kennedy. Re-
garding II she bad no motive FOR plot
ting Kennedy's death.
one OF three women on the jury 0rp.
when Macdonald read letter Ken
ncdy wrote to Mrs. Obcnchain contain
Ing this appeal.
Love me always" The sttoruey de-
ciared the states theory that Nrs
Obcncha'n was woman scnrrei"
had been dlsproved, and that n any
thing. this was case % man
scorncd.'
Macdonald VIII resume hi. argument
tomorrow
According TO the announced program
he viii be followed by Iud II. Rush
senior defense counsel. who will adj
dress tho jury for the rest OF the day
Asa Reyes, deputy district sttorneS
VIII make the final argument Thurs
day.
charles w Frick.. deputy dis,rsc
attorney. closed tn. first argument
for the state this afternoon appcaiin.
TO the jury to render verdict in &c
Cordsncc with the evidence"
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
HALF OF ARBUCKLE
JURY IS SELECTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March ID
SIX jurors had been accepted tentative
~ at tho close Or todayS session OF the
third mans'aughter trial OF Roscoe ~
tFsttyl Arhuckic Two Of them were
women only a half day s-s-'un of
court was held on account OF the ~
neral ~ n sister Of one Of the pros
poc;ivr jurors.
Tho prosecution attempted - ssk on"
% the women members Of the vs-.-r
what she would do II II were shnv
that Arbugkic had told three dirforsrt
stories Of events at a party in his hoe
tel apartment here September g. 1871.
which were followed four DAYS later by
the death OF Miss Virginia Rhppe
Tho defense objected to the question
and was sustained
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
PAGANO SHOWS UNUSUAL
FORM IN HIS TRAINING

bout should show some fast work
Kid Mason of Fowler. who was TO
meet Kid Mack in the semi windup
will be unable to get into condition be
cause OF illness and Frankie Dean was
substituted.
Promoted Kinch expects to match
Kid Mason with Mickey O'Toole. tho
sturdy mtt weildcr who gave the fans
their real thrill in the Willie Keller
Jack Smith card last month.
Speedball Russell and Charcoal will
liams are expected to eve the fans a
fast and hard four-round curtain raiser
both claimed the decision yesterday
Tickets were put on sale yesterday a
the Mecca, Empire and Dixon Miller
pool halls. The first thrcc rows OF ring
side seats will sell for 500 plus wa
tax. the remainder OF the seats will
sell for 800 with the tax.
Arrangements made at tho Carpcn-
ter hall, iia i-2 South Union avenue
assures the fans seats that will give a
good Wow OF the ring.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
WESTERN LEAGUE GIVE
UP TERRITORY CLAIM

CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 1.-THE west
ern league has relinquished all claims
to the territory in Joplin. Mo-. follow
Ing the transfer of the franchise OF
that city to Denver. Colo, President Al
r. Tearney said today
There had been some doubt as 10
whether the Western league was stili
in control of the territory as officials
of that city were anxious to enter the
western association and President
Tearney said today that inasmuch as
tho franchise had been transferred to
the Colorado city the league no longer
held any claim there.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15

Fight fans who watched Nike IN
sano work out at the Mecca poo. n
Yesterday believed that the SUI.
bantam had improved 100 per CEN.
II that is the case, with tne ~
fight pace that Pagano Is known
set whenever in the ring. nc VII 80
ably wade thru all the ban'ams ,,e, ~
Al any rate Pagano is workins har
TO prove that he is the king OF the pau.
tams and feels sure that Maiouy nos
come a long way to be defeated
Joe the Wop spared several rounus
with Mike yesterday. The whifi".hu
pace set by the two boxers caused ,h.
ian, to wonder II the pace would ias'
turnout the workout.
NaIody with "A good record Is az.
and clever boxer and has mGt suS"
fighters as Chuck Roach. Jack poHl.,
Red Brown and Young Fontaha' =
| is a fast stepped and carries suJn
punch which was demonstrated IN ms
workouts with KID Mack yesterday
Frankie Dean will meet Kid Mack ~ =,
the six-round semi-windup- Dean =, :,
working out at the Central poor h'l'
and is in good shape. He will meet
strong opponent IN Kid Mack ana 'u'
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
CITY ''Y' WILL START
BASEBALL WEDNESDAY

Baseball. swimming and horse shoe
pitching will b started at tho City Y.
NJ. c. A. Wednesday. according to an
nouncement Of Physical Director A. b.
Prindie. Baseball gloves. bats and
other required articles are being I'M
earthed. Horse shoes have been OBJ
tanned. and iron pegs installed. swim
ming. altho not an outdoor sport AZ
tho City ''Y" In being pushed. ana
later a water carnival will be held.
A track meet will not be held at the
"Y" this year, as Coach Prindle says
the same boys win each year. and by
eliminating tho track meet this year.
It will pass tho chance to the younger
lads. For the past three years the city
''Y" has taken part in the lnterna-
tional HeNathlon. competing with
the largest "Y" in tho United states.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
LOS ANGELES WANTS
1924 OLYMPIC GAMES

LOS ANGELES, Calf. March IA
Los Angeles again will go after the
1924 olympic games, providing the
Olympic games committee and the
French government do not reach an
agreement for staging event in Paris.
Robert 8. Weaver, former president
OF the amateur athletic association.
and now president OF the southern
Pacific branch OF the association. said
when advised of an Associated Press
despatch stating thatthc French capt.
tai had voted only 1000. 900 francs in
stead of the requested 10000. 900 francs
to defray expenses.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
HUNTER or CARDINALS
RETI rms FROM JAPAN

San FRANCISCO. March li-ficr-
bert Hunter. member OF the ST
Louis National League club, planned
TO leave here today TO repor; for spriuS
training. Hunter arrived IN gan
Francisco yesterday from Japan.
where he has been coaching the Was
cda University basket ball players tic
said re expected to return to Japan
n,xt fall when the big league season
ended and take with him Frank
Friseh. Art N-h'. Harry Hoilmann and
other major stare.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
Sporting Notes

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. March IA
The annual tournamcn; OF the Surth-
western Tennis association will again
be held Mt Deep Haven. Lake Mime
tonka near here. 4; was announced tn-
day. The dates have not been SGT. but u
is expected the meet viii. DO held lu
August
C1ARKSBrBG. w Va. March IL
city authorities to-day had under CON
sidcratiou resolutions adopted by RI
teen churches. calling upon them 10
prevent the boxing bout hero Friday
night between Hob Martin. A. -
heavyweight champion. and Carl Dan
ncr OF New Jersey.
CHICAGO. March Rehabilitation
Of football players hy numbers. hsN-
ing been accomplished after much COM
planning by coachc< that their strategic
plans would 10 ruined. i now pro
posed. The; numerals DO fastened on
baseball players
BOSTON. Mas. March It-word ~
the defeat OF Vincent Richards OF New
York. ranked az tho third best tennis
player IN this country. nv Lawrence
Rice ~ this city. eighth in rarkinE
lands championship was received here
today.
FORT COLLINS. March ii-Colo-
/ rado Agricultural college defeated the
University Of Wyoming in dual
wrestling and boxing meet held here
/ last night.
Tho AFgie wres,lers won four falls
and two decisions and the Wyomins
| men only one fail. in tho wrestling
events Assic boxers took four OF the
seVon nstic bouts.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
FRANCE HAS NOT GIVEN UP Hope
OF SECURING THE OLYMPIC GAMES
Humiliation Of Tuning Back Games To International
Olympic Committee Too Great Say Govern
ment Official Vidal

PARIS Mar Press)"The 1924 Olympic
The Will attend
for physical education informed Inc AS
Press today. o.,,,;o
back the to the international
probable that DO
tho the government had not discouraged n Lyons
Th cabinet today formally expressed its will that the games
My wish that they hea III
Paris but council does not show proper srr neh Lyons
il ready o -
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15

making John
highest baseball
predict when Willis disposed will
be should
very close making much the champion
athletes along other trails OF far removed from the Ruth
something like
with the Johnny Beck
Shaefcr.
IKE in n n Of billiards
fCopyrirh by the Central Press Associationl
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15

Ruth
Of his future
odbcaker
thousand puts him
of salary well homern hitting
Ruth highest sanrcd athlete everrict
speaking few jockeys working salary along with
the Babe will down within the
s,gh. salary figures Babe has e all topped
The Ruth when viewed IN
recently suspended the Babo draws s
a tho American Iege entered on
IN. ball that
lived gets the Detroit Tigers Inc most
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
DAN GRINER, MANAGER

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. March II
Dan o;riner. pitcher with tho -.
Joseph Western league team ana
formerly with 81. Paul In the Amer
lean association. has signed a contract
to manage the Saskatoon club OF the
Western Canada league. according to
adylccs received here today from
Dycrsburg. Tenn, st Joscph's training
camp
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
FRED FULTON PUTS
JIM HOLLAND AWAY

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March IL
yrsd Fulton, Minnesota heavyweight
tonight knocked out Jim Holland, OF
Baltimore in the sixth round OF a
scheduled s-round bout Fulton floored
Holland four times in the first round.
JUARPZ, Mexico, March N.-suliy
1lonfeomery. of Danville. KY. former
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
SPEEDR.4TL HAYDEN
rs GIVEN DECISION

LARAMIE. wyo.. March ,is-speed-
ball Hayden OF Columbus. y. NJ, won
h,c Judges decision owed Batthng hoS
OF chihuahua. Mexico, In a tch-roun"
bout hero tonight.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1922-03-15
BROTHER NIKE HOLDS
UP THE FAMILY "REF

GRAND FORKS. y. D. Earch IL
Mike Gibbons. ST. Paul middl.w"ish,
doclsivoiy outpolntcd Leo Stokes OF
Fargo in a ten round decision bout
here tonight.