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The Bismarck tribune., 1922-05-03
Statesmen

WAVNTED-Salesmen and sales ladies
for snappy line Of hosiery. No ex-
perince necessary. Most up-to- date
line on the market. Crew manager
wanted. Also good territory open
in North and South Dakota. Write
Tribune 378. 5.2-3t
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Bronson, j., partly ,concurring and
partly dissenting.
Curtis & Remington, Lisbon, North
Dakota, Attorneys for Plaintiff and
Appellant.
Ego, Craig & Thompson, Lisbon,
North Dakota, Attorneys for Respon-
dent Reed.
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MINNEAPOLIS FL0IlR

Minneapolis, May 3-Flour UNI.
changed to 20 cents higher. In carload
lots $8.25 to $8.4O barrel. Shipments
43,059 Barrels Bran $23 to $25.
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sOpndent.
Stock Yards National Bank, a cor.
pOration, as Sheriff of Stutsman
County, Defendants and Appellants.
.Syllabus:. i.
This is an action for conversion OF
four COWS. Plaintiff recovered a ver-
dict in the sum of $4,000. 1t is held !:
i. That the plaintiff is not estop-
ped to claim ownership.
2. That the court did not err in its
instructions upon the question of va.
lue. .,s 5....
8. That there is no basis for an as
signment of error 4predicated UPON al.
legged 'prejudicial remarks of plain.
tiff's counsel in his argument to the
jury. -
4. That the court did not err in
denying a motion for a new trial on
the ground Of newly discovered evil
dence.
Appeal from the District Court Of
stutsman County; Hon. J. A. Coffey
Judge.
D.
Opinion of the Court by Robinson J.
Grace, Oh. j.; Christians0n, Bronson
Birdzell, j., specially concurring.
Sullivan, Hanley & Sullivan, Man
dan, and John w. Carr, jamestown,
Attorneys for Appellants.
M. C. Freerks, Jamestown, Attorney
for Respondent.
From Dickey County
Maude Piper, as Administrative of
Estate Of Dell B. Piper, deceased.
Plaintiff-Appellant.
VS..
John Taylor, ct al, Defendants-Re-
spondents. W.T.
Syllabus:
a. Real estate may be conveyed
divided upon perpendicular or lateral
lines.
(2) A voluntary unincorporated as
ISOLATION may receive lease running
to its trustees.
(3) Where the second story of a
building was constructed by an un-
incorporated association, at its ex-
pense, upon the land and building of
another, with understanding that it
should possess an ownership and do
minion thereover and where such as
sociation went into possession upon
completion 0f the second story and
has since remained in possession, paid
the taxes, and kept up the insurance,
and where, pursuant to a misconceD-
tion of the associations rights, a
lease for 20 years with the privilege
OF renewal for an additional 20 years
was made as the evidence of its
rights, and, thereafter, the law being
amended so as to permit a 80 year
lease, a 80 year lease was made dating
from the original occupancy pursu-
ant to the agreement of the parties.
but was never delivered or has been
lost, it is held, for reasons stated in
the opinion, that the judgment of the
trial court, directing the holder of the
legal title to execute such 80 year
lease was proper.
Action to quiet title in District
Court, Dickey Co., McKenna, J.
The plaintiff has appealed from the
Judgment.
Affirmed.
Per Curiam Opinion.
Grace, Ch. j., Concurs in the result.
E. E. Cassels Eflendale, N. D., T..
L. Brouillard, Ellendale, N. d., AttQr-
neys for Plaintiff-Appellant.
F. ]. Graham, Ellendaleti N. D., W..
S. Lauder, Wajhpeton, N. D., Attorneys
for Defendants- Respondents
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sHERIFF,S SALE

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY
OF BURLEIGH-ss.
Fred Wentz and Leo Hunkele, doing
business under tho firm name and style
of WentZ e. Huhkele, Plaintiffs.
..-l, VS.. .,'r
Joseph Schneider and Mrs. Joseph
Schneider, Defendants
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
by virtue Of an execution to me direct
ed and delivered, and now in my hands,
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MISCELLANE0US


SOME INSURANCE 'FOE1CY-$200.0G 0G
down and $4,000 month for ten
months buys my equity IN quarter
sectlon located near youngstown
aNeWSalen $ sDestida1ry center. un-
derlaa WIN mliilons OF TONS OF coal.
wealthy investors are now taking
b,;o oau - ~ t,,o ope eyoS =; .;a .ne ~,
@ @c;n;tH ~ - 'A ,aw ss +aLa ,an, - .. .,nors -
.G,,n,:w .he @ NO., hnI5;na % T go S al.
- III n,,ar r.ar ~ saat;on ~ s,han auen,, .,0
ha.a ~ ts soaa ..';1, s.o. o..on wn@n 0ee,y aa,y.
and you're having less than $50 90
an acre. Inquire ]. Henry king Bis
marck. 5-1.2w
hRESSM1KIIC-F;,s7 oIocs ;1-7o.
1' date KnicLe.hockar snits iss s.t,s,ac, urac
tory in work and price Also vounp
girl wants work by the hour iav =.
week or care ri children Mrs
J. J. Define, 423 End St. Phone 772-J.
4-26-1w
NOD CAL n -TIo,,ooo1s Tofo o1d RoI-
cry. Best location in city. Have
been in business twenty.four years,
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From Ransom County
{ John Lee, Plaintiff and Appellant

N John Lee, PlalnLl1l and AppellaHt.
VS..
Hiram s. Lee and w. p. Reed, De-
fendants and Respondents.
Syllabus:
(l) Under Sec. 6857 of the Com
piled Laws of 1913, which gives the
farm laborer lien for his wages, a
laborer is not given lien for the
value of the use of his horses and
machinery.
(2) Where farm laborer performs
services for which he is to be compen-
sated under an entire contract, en-
bracing both his wages and the value
OF the use of his horses and machin-
cry, he is, under the Statute, Sec. 6S57,.
entitled to a lien for his reasonable
wages.
Appeal from the District Court Of
Ransom County, Hon. Frank P. Allen,
Judge.
Judgment reversed.
Opinion Of the Court by Birdzell J..
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED by Russell.Miller Co..
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis. May 3.-Wheat receipts
81 cars compared with 144 cars a year
ago.
Cash No. northern $162 to $1.6j,
May S1.59; July S1.H 5-S,
Corn No. 3 yellow 55 IA to Sc cents.
Cats No. 8 white Sc IA to 81 IA.
Barley SO to Ga cents.
Rye No. 2, $1.03 to>$1.04.
Flax No. l, $3.50 to- $3.50.
A watch on exhibition at Washing
ten, D. c., is 8 1-2 inches in diameter
and l 1-2 inches thick.
r. s. ENGE, D. C. Ph G,
ChirOpractef
Consultation Free
Suite ., u-Lacss pleck-HAele -
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FOUND

"A motor wheel. Owner can
secure same by paying for this no
-tice and proving property. Raymond
Williams, --715 lMandan avenue.
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From Ward County

E. L. Warner, plaintiff and respon.
dent, VS.. j. r. Pence and H. w. Pence,
individually, and J.. R. Pence, and R.
w. Pence, clo-partners as Pence &
Pence, defendants and appellants.
Syllabus: In an action to recover
damages alleged to have resulted
from negligence in the treatment of
an injured arm, the plaintiff had
judgment.
~ The evidence is examined and
held to be sufficient to support the
verdict. ,rG;51rl,n.
(2) Where the injury resulting to
the plaintiff is that Of a stiff elbow
joint which will be permanently rigid
unless relieved by an operation, re-
quiring the removal Of portion Of q
bone, and the expenditure Of from
four to eight months time for treat
ment and of approximately 100000
for professional services, after which
the arm may be considerably weak:
ened permanently, it is held that a
verdict for $4,000 is not SO excessive
al to indicate passion or prejudice on
the part Of the jury. .a
Appeal from district court, Ward
county, Geo. H. 2Moellring, Judge.
Affirmed. l..
Opinion of the court by Birdzell,
Justice. a.,ba
! Lewis E. Bach, Minot, attorneys for
defendants and appellants.
w. H. Sibbald, E. r. Sinkler, and
Greenleaf e. Wooledge, all of Minot,
attorneys for plaintiff and respondent.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-05-03

WANTED TO RENT-Modern house
or apartment, unfurnished. Phone
322-W, or call 1011 9Th St. 5-1-1w
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LEGAL NOTICES
SHERIFF'S SALE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. Count!
of Burleigh-ss.
DriscOll State Bank, Plaintiff,

+. D. Woodwonth. Defendant.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
by virtue of an execution to me di-
rected and delivered, and now in my
hands, issued out Of the Clerks office
State Of North Dakota, in and for the
County of Burlegh upon Judgment
rendered in said Court in favor Of Dris-
coll State Bank Plaintiff, and against
T.. D. Woodworth Defendant, l have
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RNNT-By desirable
permanent tenant a modern house,
May 18th or June 1st. Best of care
given property. Reference supplied.
Might purchase on Monthly install
ment payments. Write No 376,
Tribune. 4-29 If
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-05-03

Good modern 6 room house 3 bed
roms, one downstairs. Choice loca-
ton, $4,000. Terms. Harvey Harris
!. & Company. ]. P. jackson, Manager.
\ = Ssi y .l'--i 5,1-3t
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From Ward County

George E. Walker, plaintiff and res
pondent, vs.. National Tea Company,
corporation, and T. ID. Thorson, de-
PENDANTS and appellants, a'
Syllabus: (D Plaintiff brought this
action to recover $1,000, claimed as
rental of certain building for term
Of four months. The facts were tried
to jury; it rendered verdict in
plaintiffs favor for the full amount.
There is substantial evidence to sus-
tain the verdict and7the judgment.
l(2) For reasons stated in the opin-
ion, the court did not err in permit
ting the reopeing Of the case after
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-05-03

FOR RENT--Two rooms with kitchen.
ette for light housekeeping. Also
combination ookcaset and writing
desk and davenport for sale. Call
/ Thayer st. or Phone 672M.
4-28 / Wk
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FOl SALE Or RENT
HOUSES AND FLATN

FOR. SALE BY OWNER Am leav-
ing the city and must sell my mod
ern five-room house; lot l50x50,
with garage for two cars. Located
in best residential section Of the
I city. Payment down and balance
monthly like rent. May accept car
or soldiers bonus in part payment.
y If you are looking for bargain on
q home you cannot do better. In
vestigate. Write No. 379, Tribune.
5-2-1Wk
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FOR SALE-House and lot, corner
Ave. A and Fifth. Might. consider
renting if party would buy part o.
furniture. Tel. S19. 5-2-1wk
FOR RENT-Modern furnished house
for one month Address Ferris
Cordner, Bismarck. 5-1-3t
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FOR ,RENT-Rooms in modern house.
Ladies preferred. Call afternoons
and evenings. 402 5th St, Phone
768M. u. 4-2913t
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-05-03

FOR SALE-House Of nine rooms and
bath; large lot; garage. One of the
best lcat!ons in the "ity. $1,000 cash
and balance on easy terms. Also
nice strictly modern bungalow Of
five rooms and bath, $345O. Easy
terms. ]. H. HOLMAN, 314 Broad
way. Phone 745. 5-3-3t
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SUPREME COURT
From Stutsman County

Caroline Hewlett, Plaintiff and Re-
sopndent.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

WANTED-At once, all around ex-
perienced cook for cafe work, Must
be good. State wages wanted in
first letter. Room furnished. Ad
dress P. o. Box 1873, Underwood,
N. Oak. 5-3-4t
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FOR RENT-For light housekeeping
three rooms and kitchenette, also
one room and kitchenette. Phone
437-M. 5-2-6t
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$4,000. room modern bungalow
+ $500, cash, balance in monthly pay
naents Of $500 with z percent IN
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-05-03

FOR SALE Bed room suite, dining
room set, art chairs, and other ar
.ticles of household furniture. Call
at 507 4th street or Phone 120M. ~
.'-.-- -. --,--+-- A o. .sxlz
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LARGE cool room,, furnished, with
closet, suitable for two, gentlemen
or man and wife. Close in. Call 113
Thayer, Or phone 1851. 5-2-1w
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
also modern furnished room. Call
after 5 O'clock, ,722 5th St. Phone
i, 485-R. 5-1-3t
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FOR sRENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Also sleeping
rooms. ..S12 7th St, Phone .63SR.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-05-03

STOLEN Crusader bicycle from Ell
tinge .theater Saturday night. Find
.er please return to Theo. Bender for
reward, 1108 18th St. Phone 364-J.
a-HE a., a .E.- s1 y
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WORK WANTED
WANTED House cleaning by hour.
1914 East Broadway. 5-3-1t
DRESSMAKDNG l517 End st. Hulda
Monson Phone sS27. 5-3-3t
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-31
JUDGING WELL
UNDER WAY IN !.
HOG PAVILION
About 80 Cars Of Rock Island Bus
mess Men Attend Mercer
Fair To-day.
fspecial to The Argus.a

Aledo, Aug. 31.-Today's events
at the Mercer county faif saw the
awarding OF premiums in the
swine pavalion nearing compile
ton. Threatening clouds again
were ominous hut failed to keep
the crowds from starting for the
grounds early this morning.
In the main hall where the hun
dreds Of exhibits Of jam, jellies,
fruits and pastries are on display,
practically all of the awards have
been made. The attendance yes
! terday was close to 5000. which is
about the average Wednesday rec
ord. The weather man threatened
several times during the day to
send the crowds running for shell
ter and was undoubtedly respon-
sible for many waiting until today
to attend the fair.
Storm clouds were threatening
this morning and will probably
hold the Thursday attendance
mark below records established II
former years, which is over 1901
paid admissions. When the gate
receipts are totaled tonight it il
estimated they will reach near thu
10000 mark.
A troop of 80 cars, hailing from
Rock Island and containing bust
ness men and visitors, arrived
about II o'clock this morning. Th'
crowd planned to spend the entir'
day on the grounds and many vii
remain for the night entertain
ment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-31
fspecAl Correspondence.l

Geneseo. Aug. 81. = DR.. W. L.
Hougland Of Peoria, ILL.,. addressed
the teachers assembled at the coun-
ty institute. He is the district
health superintendent Of this, the
Thirty seventh senatorial district,
and represents the Illinois state
department Of health.
His particular appeal at this
time is the cooperation Of all
teachers especially in the rural
schools to assist in the assembling
of vital statistics. The particular
feature OF this work is the import
anee of birth registration, a lack oil
which was distressmgly made
manifest during the World war
The United States census bureau
will in September make = check or
the state of Illinois to ascertain
whether there are q sufficien'
number of babies born and regis
tered to qualify the state as an &C
credited registration area by thu
census bureau.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-31
Especial to The Arxxs.l

q
Aledo, Aug. 31.-A home run
made BY Luke Nelson. pitcher Of the
MatherviIle nine, in the seventh
inning IN a game played with Gil
christ yesterday at the fair grounds
proved the undoihg Of the latter
nine. the score at the end OF the
game standing 1 to D.
Two-base hits were made by Nell
son and Dorglan, the latter also
landing 4 fkree-bagger. Nelson's
homer went over the back fence
across TO the race track. Fans who
witnessed the tilt declare it to be
one Of the best games ever played
in, this vicinity. The hneups fol-
low:
Matherville-Runs, /; hits, s;
errors. /. Nelson, p; Mack. c; l.
Miller, ID; Schroeder, %; Bugos
3b; ]. Miller, SIS; Foster. Ifs Carl
son, CT; NJ. Miller and kazlaur.
lex, RI.
Gilchrist-Runs, o; hits, err
rors, 2. jacobson. p; Thompson, c;
Pritchard, ID; Rodamsky, IS; Fen
! der, 81; keenan,, 2b; Dorman, If
Anderson, ri; johnson, CT.
Tomorrow Seaton will play Sher
rard. Saturday morning the los
ers will play and Saturday. after
noon the winner Of tomorrow
game will hook up with the Mather
vile nine.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-31
||'l(fSON DIES
here AFTER s
DAYS ILLNESS
= - Coma Six Days, Jewell
fhyson Succumbs Resides
ut Newburg, Mo.
fssecial to The Argus.l

1 a,edo Aug. 3l.-Droroio. a bay
Sis,sar-cld youth Of Newburg, Mo,
$3.50 skull was fractured a week
~ today while he was at work for
4 d. Waller cutting ties in a tim
= aear Joy, passed away yester-
n morning at 1880 O'Clock.
~ accident in the timber was
v,irepsed by several men who were
vtrkiug with Grayson. A heavy
sssd limb fell from a tree Of con-
,Sdrfable height striking Grayson
n the head. His skull was frac-
furtd from the hair line on the
fpeshead across the nose bridge to
tbe cheek bone. One Of his lungs
- crushed slightly according tc
m. G. H. Moore of Aldo, the at
teding physician. :.
irhe accident occurred about 1:3t
o'clock in the afternoon and Cray
ION was brought to Aleao a few
heufs later. After an examination
held In the Office Of DR.. Moore, Mr.
Grayson was removed to a room II
Ne Riddell hotel, where he died. 4
wire has been sent to his parents a
Newburg, Mo-, and it is probable
that the body will be sent there TO
:nterment. Ia company with an
other youth, N. A. Adams, Mr.. Gray
son had only been in this commun
ity a week when the accident &C
Cured DR.. A. N. Mackey held al
inquest yesterday afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-31
18TH DIVISION TO
STAGE FALL MEET
AT ATLANTIC CITY

Washington.-A call has been1is-
sued by Lieutenant Colonel A. j.
L'Heureux, former adjutant, to all
members of the 18th Lightning d.
vision to attend the first annual re-
union OF the division, in Atlantic
City, Sept. 80 and Oct. 1.
The division, which was organ
lied at Camp Dix, New Jersey, from
national army men>Df New York,
New Jersey, Delaware, Illinois and
the New England states, saw &C
tive service in the Toul sector and
in the St. Mihiel and Argonne Of
fensives.
Major General James H. McRae
who commanded the division dur
ing the war, Colonel Charles D
Heron, chief of staff, and Lieuten-
ant Colonel Wait c. johnson and
Major James l.. Frink, assistant
CHIEFS of staff with the division
during the war, will be among
those attending the reunion, it was
announced.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-31
BURGESS BACHS
AND BENEDICTS
TO STAGE GAME
ISnecial Correspondence.)

Burgess, Aug. 81. "A baseball
game will be played next Tuesday
afternoon, wherein team OF sin
gle men, managed by Biddy Glad
son, will meet a married mems
team. picked by Fred Mclaughlin.
This Is the first game OF this
kind to be played in Burgess this
year and should draw a large
crowd. Simpson Of Norwood will
pitch for the single lads, while
pearson and Brown will probably
be seen on the mound for the mar
ried men. Harrison will be at the
receiving end for the married
gents. Following the game next
week. Mclaughlin will probably try
and match his benedicts with a
similar team from a neishboring
town. 1t is understood that Pete
MORGAN has been secured to umpire
the coming game in Burgess.
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CALL HIGHWAY ]
BLOOD TRAIL
Especial to the Arsus.)


Sterling, Aug. 31.-A week ago
Sunday Mrs. Mike Kudryk, and Rose
Mary and Helen Dudzik of Moline
were killed near Dixon on the Lin
coin highway when the driver Of
the car was blinded by lights from
another car. Thursday night Jo-
seph Lally Of Walton was killed
and Leo Curran, Art Moore and
Pete O'Malley are in the Dixon hos
pital as the result of the Lally car
going into the ditch while going
down Lords hill, short distance
from the scene of the former acct
dent. Bright lights was the cause
of the Lally death.
Coroner MILESTONE OF Lee county
is going to ask the supervisors tc
place someone on the highways to
arrest all violators. Too many
deaths and serious accidents have
occurred in Lee county during the
past few months, and some actor
must be taken along the entire Lin
coin highway at once, else it viii
be renamed the Trail of Blood" o.
some similar name.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-31
GALVA CHURCH IN
CONFERENCE ASKS
PASTORS RETURN
Especial Correspondence

Especial COrroSpOHueilCe.J
Galva, Aug. 31.-The fourth quar-
terly and the last church meeting
of the local Methodist church was
held Tuesday evening. There was
a large attendance present. Re
ports were received and read from
the officers of every department.
They compared very favorab'y
with any church report of previous
Years. The Epworth league Of
iscers reported that at the present
time they were in the best condi-
ton that they had been in for sew
eral years.
Before adjourning the local
church board unanimously voted
for the return Of Rev. N. D; Obe1l-
chain. This will be his fourth year
here. DR.. ]. 7. Jones Of Rock Is
land, district superintendent of the
Rock Island district, was present
The next general church conference
for the Rock Island district will
! convene at Rock Island Wednesday
Sept. 10. The members of the
Ladies' Aid society served supper
to those attending the Tuesday eve
ming conference meeting. it is ex.
pected that the general conference
will rturn Rev. Obenchain to-this
charge for another year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-31
ALEDO HORSE
TAKES FIRST
IN 2:25 TROT
lspecial Correspondence

o. cpESldl
Aeldo, Aug. 3l.-Drorolo, a bay
geldwing, owned by H. F. Mier OF
Aledo took first money in the 2:25
trot at the Mercer fair races yes
terday. Time wac 2:1S1s. YER
more, owned by John johnson.
Alexis, placed second; Dromore
Bond, owned by Ira Colbert. Alexis,
third, and Neosha, owned by J. F.
Hayden. Aledo, won fourth. The
purse was $500.
Other results were: ZIP pace
Dr.. Burgess, F. E. Miller, Geneseo,
first, time, 2:12A; Ailene, Fl. Am
undson, Mt. Carroll, Ill, second;
Dew Drop, Harry Arnold, Blue
Rapids, Kans., third. The purse
ives $3.50.
Van Dewey, owned by SIS. john
ston of Memphis, Tenn, won first
and third money in the 2:25 pace.
Time, e:16A. Second money was
won by Holly Rood Victory, owned
by Percy Schnieks Sterling AMI
fourth by Billie Axworthy, Ira Col
bert, Alexis.
upp6 won first in the gents
drive, time, 2.33. Dancing Gilr ran
In second and Teddy, third.
In the farmers running race, one
half mile dash. Brownie. owned by
Charles Crawford of Aledo placed
first; Bob. Ray Crawford, Aledo
second, Prince, owned by Morris
Bros, Aledo, took third. Time
STA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-31
swine AWARDS
ARE ANNOUNCED
Especial to The Argus.)

Especial to The Arguso
Aledo, Aug. 31.-Results OF part
of the swine judging follows:
Spotted Poland Chinas-Walter
W. Boyles won 20 ribbons on 10
head, which included a junior and
senior championship. Ray Hutch
ms and son were awarded three
championships, six firsts and 10
seconds, and five thirds. With the
exception of one the Hutchins dis
play was raised on the home farm.
Arthur Dunn of Alexis and Edwin
Behrens of Greenwich were also in
the money.
Poland Chinas-J. l.. Moseley,
Aledo, placed first in the aged boar
class on Model Jones. and was in
the money on other classes. John
Jackson and son, Joy. won first in
the senior yearling class on Smooth
Jones. Frank ShHll, of New Wind
sor, and Thomas Johnston. Rey-
nolds, were also among the win
ners.
Durocs-Frank Shearer judged
the herd. Ranhey and Ranney won
first on their aged boar; Smith and
Lantz, second; castle and Sons
third. John Aloud won first on q
young boar Sally Orion. Stanclifl
and Son, Sheesley Bros, Earl Nor
row and Ray Barnes, were also
prominent among the Durec win.
ners.
The Hampshire and Chester
swine awards were made today
day, we're Albert Bonye. Guy E
day, were Albert Bonygne, Guy E
Smith, F. McAdams and John Gil
more.
4, In the special baby beef showing
by Mercer boys and girls there
were Is out of II exhibits tina
! placed. All of the exhibits wer'
livery good. The judges decided NJ
one should go without prizes,
hat was passed. and in two minute
$40 was subscribed. This wa
turned over to the committee 81
that all entries would receive priz