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New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

- ifit' 10 t4tiF uf stake lu TON Or
10" nights scfiuna.r Fl seems safe
- preaict shat the bout viii g.ec tho
fans better run for their money thar
ley sc-lved III .ac hands Of .tacs
Britlon aua Dave Saade on FriGay
ni3nt. Wien f4a va ifcFUoigt, cham
pian-sip ~ .ee war'd hing ia tho
N'.ie jack or aa8 Caa,iey Wsi.s
naVt never mct before. although tasv
both Aivo been milling aoslt with
i"ofc ef iez5 success for teoec AN
Nf7rs. itess oa has probably gone bac,
10 soae extent and IT is 49, ileiy taa-
ne Nl cs,r again lspiav the form
t3at He had ou ta1 in so-1e Of NJ
titanic SCRAPS W-h .iD.nry Dundee
itoWere. aill.e j. afraEs capaD.c O
4 sal .T-aH a-a .atoss l.nz porf.fm-
5.ace aa4 De oela rss- soe Aes GIL
boy u c4Gt q = "a'rl ~. option.
White. Nko pos eese~ one o2 the
rsos- dangerous left oan8s in tae busi
mess, IS certain IS ONO ~ ne toa.aes.
igntwe '9f.s ia tie game. Ie gay
! .urv 'c,anra e feaea and tui n
scran at eutoa haraJr .Hc years -go,
a. .a tails oeef,ioH af.os- sia1lts.ef.
.le cesu7i through The rapes VIZ
r. nort-s de- wipe tHaf carr4t N1.l.
f'usa on the CHR
seei.9 Another Chance
Sr%a that time Hhite has been
cia..o..ag unsLeccssl9l.y for another
chance - the lightweight ttle, bu-
Benny las nevor givon him a tunbls-
CAa1ieF >eis t-ar il he succeeds u
haW,ae15ug oAt ii decisive victory Owe
jackson to-saori 0w q GIT Nj no
ienger be d s.1!e tor Leonard t
igno1c hiru.
on fhe .her Lond. Doc Daeieg. M.
.oer or Jalk sa-, il cc..fccnt tner .,
,raa VII 1c c0nara's rCtt n"D0rer.
as =. sit 81 die Ticto-5 s-c V Seors
over tae Chicago hatt.er Sct' ne
seem u ne = ero- -aare for th1
match fhsV :. ~..g4 Sd ~ : o'c-oc
-c-aa1rot- s+tel1aoon.
The Garden "a agcmcnt. for SOM
re..son that cen Uor he cas- ly tgI~e-
out. i.s.s aset tarl Tremainc. th4
Cleveland Dantanv,' eigat. and haroi-
Fsresc. Inc suappr Newark ycungs ter,
IS the ST. nli-..aaiis.s, although thr pre-
c1d,r.. at,ic net0eee D-Na Eoseroer..
sud Au9.c Ha.ncr ecso- - be- the oet
.ce attraction. IossT >sere. one of tha
htst ri.cmen nver oeteioao- ID rrool
l,s looks 70 lie e. rca eaa'ag loa nj
cah0er. and his fr-sad- are coAiden-
that r. re coulc ever re-. Johnny WI
ION TITO The 21Ared ci,tle ne would
.rlieve the is;.er OF his rlid~ sve q
Ute. There Is tve.y indication the1
Arrie Retacr IS In for a 7o'rgA evArifc-
This Doul alone oGght to be worth th-
price Of aimlss on.
Tho one~ing fres> ors.s VII oe fur
isheJ H. willie Spencer tRe th.natown
n..uia..}, and r12rk-e Jerome, OF til
basa,1.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
BOYS Club Wres.lcrs
Best Stevens Ngainlen

Tho nsatmcn Of the Bows Club scored
decisive victor. over the graNpl srs Of
StcveNs lnstitute, Of liobokem. at the
Bo.s' Club GYM last evening by scora
of - 20 6. o. tie seven events con
tos ted tho jersey boys managed to Win
in but one clas
The summaries:
lla-'orua olaa ~ nner. jsaya CUB.
aMarcoa eee.s.sa oFsF i'oFesaaan. stevens
le5-poDnd class i',l .sran roys' Clah
awarded decision over .iro1shton Stevens.
Time 9:co.
l35-pornl class stevnan Boys Cllp.
hrew Dorscl. Stevens. TIM. e.
i5-pocnd class Cortts S''..si4s, t...er'
Ldeison. Noys' Cab. Tilnc. go.
liS rount class -- ftrso1tvltz f'ors'
cab. awarded N~cisior oTer l.i4iiil-.i "A.
s,rl 'HAc. : -n1
l75-paYna class l.iich.r lcrs' Club.
..'eF 'ir. ver stevens .nte $3.50.
i5.ely w J.: ht ci .-se-Co Coltns sN. -oN, L. ~.
thew Ginh, cS Stevens. Iinl.. 3 y.
i.c.eroe H. S.sinrle 20. il aN ". (. 4.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Voorhees, Has Best Card
At Bergen Beach Traps

J. X. Voorhees, did the best work a
the Jamaica Bay traps of the Bergen
Beach Gun Club yesterday. He re-
turned card of s2-7-99 and also
tied tne scores of j. Cukor and ". II
Simonson for the high handicap prize
AS Voorhees, was only eligible for
one trophy, Cukor and Simonson shot
Off for the handicap cup, the former
winning. Cukor also was the winner
of a distance handicap at 23 yards. He
had a score OF 20 out Of rs targets.
The score in the regular shoot fol-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Bouts Hcrcotouts

MONDAY
Madison square Garden traricy
White ". Willie .;acllsufl, - rounds.
itia Regiment ArmoTS. Jrrscy tits-
Charley Pitts Ns. teorgic Ward, Il
rounds.
lseondwny y. s.--Willic Burke Is.
riike Foley. 10 rounds.
WEDNESDAY Ctfternoon)
Pioneer i. t.-Niise Nryiguo -.
runs Fisher. II rounds.
FRIDAY
Madison Square Gsrlcn--i.e1 Tender
". Jimmy Duff. 10 rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Eli Boxers Even With NJ. l. T..

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. l5.-Yale
and Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology broke even in their boxing
tournament held at the Yale Gymnasium
here tonight with three bouts apiece.
Yale won in the las, 1873 and 175-pound
classes. while the visitors tool. the 1l5,
~ nd l35-ponrA classcg
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Ds~.espfsls \ NcaY!iyias Win

WtLIfAMST0T-N, Mass, Feb Is
The Dartmouth fIeshaen were u.
much for he Williams freshmen i
their bas.etosn game here ten ign.. -
home team Ia ling u Aof~"+ y ~
score Of - to l.. The Green cuu
went ahead carly in the contest AN
led at half time II to s.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
81. Louis Coliseum
Leased I,y s>icl<ars'
For rs ear I ei.rsl
Sporting Promoter lo Coz
duet Modern An,psnl,aea-
Ter Similar TO shc Garden

lex Eickard, sporting promoter, wno
resigned Friday from the management
o.. the Madison Square Garden Sport
ing Club. hs, Leased the s. Louis Coli
scum for twenty-five years and ar
ranged FOR creation there Of modern
sport anph :theater similar to She Ga.-
dep IN THIS city, according to The As
sociatcd Press
Richard announce. 1csterd9y thai q
large concrete sWiMm as- rool would be
e Instructed ii tie s.. Louis trcna and
the structure devoted to indoor swim
N ng during the slmme. months.
A othcr seasons the structure viii
be used Tor oo-ing boats. 2tt.et.c
meets and general exhibitions and IN
duatrial snows.
JohH Rinsline. 7cw'y e.ec.ea nresi-
dent OF The Madison square G~rds.
Corp pcratioN, viii not be officially con-
Dectel with inc s.. Lou.s venture. ~
is understood. however, th@t Iranci-
Whitman, OF Ph..AeclpA AID o.Alrs
viii be associated VITA Rckard
The extension Of tho Madison Square
Garden ijea - otlcr cities is in line
With plans made ~ R.ckard more THAI
year AGO. J.. Is his intention eVent1-
ally to establish . cnain Of amDhithca-
tors and control chem under the L.
tlcnal spor. c0rpcyation
Other cite which soon may oe sc
ected are Philadelphia and Kansas
CiOy.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. ls.-"J. Francs
Whitman obtained an option on tac
building ten days ago and this expirea
May l. Mr.. Bates, owner Of the Coli
scum, sad. II uaGers tand he is t4,-
Ing to interes. caDita' ia the propo +
ton, bat no twenty-five ycar lease has
naoD < ;rroJ ,ret
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Wrestlers to Meet In Garden
For American Championship

a draw with Wiadek zbyszko. Hansen
holds the distinction of having lasted
.onger with Champion Stanis aus
Zbyszko than any opponent has since
STAN ascended the heavyweight
throne. The pair wrestod thrcc hour
20 q draw IN me WosI IA. ,ear
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
rutgers Defeats Lellig
Five by Score IS to 23

Ne" BRUNSWICK, \. j., Feb. 1S.-~
Tiger a1ssers came back INTO the winning
SS;'amn S:sa tonight, easily defeating lie
'l'sa BY score Of IS to %. The Scar
s.was =. was superior in every department.
0sa1oni. The Rutgers Hash, scored
seven M held goals, besides making Is
gVa.s g from the foul line. Captain
ss ssssS wonderful foul shooting ana
ISyf I,at. work were the bright spots in Le-
ag1s playing.
me summaries.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
i. ]. i u T. N
american Legion Boxing .s'sow
Feature Promises Foot Eout
First Meeting Between LigI,s~eig- Tile aor~
tenders; Wl.iic Wants Another Chance a! Cham
pion; IIynan Sold '.t.si .,ox Under Esieli Name
By Jack ! I.awrencc

Charley into cae o m r fifteen
Madison Square Garden attraction
Of boxing that be held American
Legion. nasmuch the been promised Benny
Leonard, also scheduled fr i and
hilarious affair This promised bout been March H.,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Southland Tennis Preparing
Many Important Tournaments
By Fred FIawth orne

While We Of the North ,pn
Iiaces the far distant
future down IN the Southland they
tournaments that will middle
The only thing that fhcro
heat prostration during mate
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Army Easily Defeats
Union College Quintet

WEST POINT. n. Y. Feb. ls.-Arnv
made 1t an even dozen straight vic
tories at basketball by defeating Union
College to-day by Il score of Al to o.
The West Pointers took a long lead at
the outset and were never headed, fin
ishine the first half on the long end o.
a % to-3 score.
Ezcept for the game scheduled here
next Wednesday with North Carolina.
1T was Army's last appearance on the
court before lining up against the Navy
nee next Saturday.
ME iinn-1in.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
18th for Passaic Five

Passaic High School increased Its
string Of consecutive victories to
scventy-e;ght yesterday afternoon When
it defeated the hasSetbalIs quintet OF
Fcrdham Prep by score of AZ TO 20.
The sco1c II halg time VS. ! q = 5
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Penn Takes League
Lead by Defeating g
Dartmouth <)uintei
Graves Stars as Champions
Regain First Place IN
Standing; Score Is 2o.2I
STANDING OF ruE LEAGUE
From q Soeciai Ccrrcs rondenI

HANOVER, n. H.. Feb. 1S.-Pcnn de-
fcated the Dartmouth Basketball te m
here tonight. 26 to o. and arain took
the lead in the Jntcrcollegia 2 league.
Penn opened each period b. gaining
9 points before the Grcnn was able to
break n.o the scoring column. Graves
starred for Penn, while Cullen shoNe
or Dartmouth.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

The Glenwood Tennis Club, al Parl.
j., has changed It's name to the EasU
Orange Tennis Club. This clab was or
ganized III 1908, and is to-day one q
tho largest clubs, in point of member
ship, in thc East. Only the West Side
and the Crescent Athletic Club boast
more members. }. Warren Afford is the
president and Lou b. DALEY IS d mem
Der OF the executive committee C the
l.. S. l.. 7. A.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
To Improve Junior Tennis

The L. 5. L. 7. A. is making every
effort to raise the caiber o. junior ten
mis-, and in accordance with this idea
the national association has sent a..
urgent request t. all affiliated clubs
that more tournaments for juniors,
both boys and girls, be scheduled this
wear
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
BERNSTEIN ~eas with Iiirsch

JACK Bernstein, The onkers fash,
Will sit his first bout under the raaI--
aceme..t of Lew Hirsch when he meets
jimn, Cconey il the star ever al tho
Columbia Sporting Club in Yonkers O.
rc,st Thursday ni9ht. Bernstein hs.
hecn u'JcT the management OF JAG,
loses. bu1 tie two severed relation
Yesterday aad the "flf sh" ned
t.se-vear contract Win llirsch. who 3
u,app ug on q busy caI,n.'rn fer hin.
Bernstein Va hc sce. ncst month f.
s-.elA .ycat Cubs.
Jimmy DaEy. the rey who has been
tol -ed 10 4. skies r.. Isn NeNetric-
ana dac'. Aesrns. VII ro. be permitted
10 .'aht urGer tiia' ra,Ne n this stato.
TIE Dos.nr Commission has rNled thas
he ,n'.s. vso his ONE n.nle v-hen ar-
posrin@ r. local cout.sts HIS righs
menioA-r IS E.anan Geid. which daosn'C
Cu3 roorE So cDraoals 20 kearr5
I'D NcIIetr:e .,s does J.mmy Dn;7g.
However. aftnr Hymaa meets Lew
7 .aler go .ona.i ''ea. ~ Md
isos Square cH> en HeAt frl4ay uisht
il may nc1 nal., mr,h VIII ar1e lie
ases a ths llr-. 1ao Corrlissi1 n p
fVsea e. -sna Gold q license uale. rhe
~. re c. I'Urv
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

and doubles. Entries for the singles
close on Saturday. February 25. I'll Sc
VINO have entered will be allowed to
use u.s. the courts for practice or Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday OF next week.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
\. Y. L. Five Loses
10 Cornell Quintet
In Close Contest
EtElacans Stage Rally ia Lass
Five Minutes Of Play
and Win by 25.2O Score

Corrcll's strong basketball team out
scored the New York University quin-
tet IN the hardest fought court co..tes-
OF the season on the University Heights
court last night. The score was % to
30. Each team altcrnated il the lead
in tho opening half, which ended with
the score at Is to 49,
The lthacans held a slight advantage
early in the second period, but it was
uot until the last five minutes that they
pulled away fro mthe local quintet.
Eerl.clcw, with five field goals, starred
for Cornell, while Iiattercr and Coe.ler
played best 4or n. Y. L.
TIE lineup:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
TIE summaries
'fescent A. c. Quintet
Defeats Ursinus. 1876

r,s;,. rsne crescent \. c. quintet defeated
esurt College On the New Mooners'
sas has ,ast night in contest which
.. a. e.u ~ dougnt throughout, BY score
nd y. W 70 The clubnen led at the
s.s,s4 'he lirst half. Is to Il. Three
,sIss then put Ursinus within q
s,onk,oeI s 81 the Crescents' total, but the
xsd sdA'S"'1es refused TO relinquish the
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

Positions. Corre (-5) y. Y. [. COD
!. F........ Berkrlew. ..-...... .....,.. Masiline
Il F....... Lutner ................. HIATT erel
c.. fiiNl'' .....-....,....-. Coo Her
l.. ti.... traH.. ......-..... Dorm
I G. Capl ................ ..-oorock
Goals from ic!d--H Herkelew (5). CaNroa
90. Luther. Ripe. lIattercr t3>, Masil:nc
-. t,oclier CO. ,Toorock. Goals from foul
-i.t.,h,r 90. ilallercr >3). Substitulions:
Cornell -- Downs tor Ripple. Rippc FOR
Downs, stone for Bcrheicw; y. T. u.
-;,t.c 81 Bates, Bates
for lioclcr, Gocller for Eattercr. lIatterer
.....e. ..lcc--O .,llea, st. John s.
tlnpirc--Ilecrins, Columbia. Time o.
haiNcS-2O minutes
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Crescent <24).
Crs:rus f2S).

.''''... .Par1nels Jv,snsr
'''.... Barker r,,,scfev
go. Griffin Shvan
.N.ci<las t,t,-,'s
.'..' sisnss.s ,ten1,ia
3 f3lI On Held--Jones a.. Barker go
Wis,asr als;4e.c %. Crif,ia CD, Nick
far ~, Frutscaey (3j. Evans ca.
II e, NpsI.s from foui-Parrueie a.
rin to- 4H4ost.tu tu,ions-Jones for Griffin
Tn 'oHes- keleree--.Jilchell. StcV-
A'-'.-----'L - 1ytig Nsjus.t-.-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

Goals from teld-Foosma Cd, Vichulos
ca. Bonnett. Diabetes tS). Forbes (4),
Simmons. Nichtman (S). Rinaldi. Droila u
faber. Goals from fuul--Eoosn.a u out
of ~ Rinaldi. out of II.
Srhsf. utions-A!nfy Bennett for Vi
chales, Garbish for Wood. Cnion-f'abe
for Simmons Simmops Tor taber. i7,bes
Ior 80 oman. Bellenger for Schwartz
Ec!=Tee--Joc peering, Colu,l.Sia. I'm
pile~-Ton ThorN, Columbia Time CT
'ia-ves. 20 minutes.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-27

Ladies spring samples just arrived
carlson's Toggery.
Business is good at Laier's because
he sells IL for less.
See Nezperce Warehouse Co. for
grain prices, insurance, farm loans.
Your wife is longing for a Florence
automatic oil stove. Later sells them.
Some good, well-matched teams for
sale. Stellmon Bros. 3Stf
Binder Irvine 1859 pound
Nezperce Rochdale Co.
Have you anything to sell or trade,
large or smallf See Stallnfon Bros. If.
For Sale Good work horses.
Carl Stigum, Nezperce phone,
1904, 8-2ts
Irvine 1sc. G. w. Buckley.
New supply of latest mems shirts
including popular Beau Brummel line
at Carlson s.
Attorney. G. G. Pennell was in
Lewiston on professional bust
ness the first of the week.
They are here, the fall samples
for men and young mems suit
ings, at Carlson s.
f. d. Currier and T. j. Hub
bard were over from the Forest
section Tuesday on land deal.
Two teaspoonful of Tanlac in
a little water, taken three times
a day just before meals, will
make you eat better, feel better,
sleep better and work better
For sale by City Drug Store.
Prof. and Mrs. j. M. Long
and Miss Mildred Trowbridge,
of Wellsville, Missouri, are visit
ing Mr.. Longs sister, Mrs. John
Hoech of the Russell vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long made the trip
in their Ford coupe spending
some time in Colorado and the
Yellowstone park. They will re-
turn in time for school duties
this fall.
Kamiah held her fourth
monthly sale last Tuesday,
when all the business hauses in
town had something to offer at
special low prices and an auc-
ton sale of livestock and all
sorts of farm and household ar
ticles was held. 1t was said to
be quite successful.
Friends have received cards
announcing the arrival of a ten
pound girl baby at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Ruckman, of
near Reubens, on the 18th in
slant. Mrs. Ruckman was form
erly Miss Helen Curliss, who
was popular member of the
Nezperce Public School faculty
two years ago.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-27
-nnn s@@ Observation-Disclosures
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS NOTES =
-~pnnRnRmARsaR

Mems straw hats and panama.
newest styles, at Carlson's.
Laier's wall paper brightens tn
home.
will buy your steers. Curtis J
Miller.
Get in line for those boys suits a
Carlsons.
Lot of fishing. Get the best thing.
to catch 'em with at Laiers.
Binder Irvine 1212c pound
Nezperce Rochdale Co.
Fishing is ripe. Everything but the
fish at Later 's-for less.
For Sale Mccormick binder
in Good shape. Hans Knutson. 9
Wood-Good, dry lastyear' s wood at
So per cord. Ramey Lumber Co.. Gil
bert. 3tt
Big shipment boys suits just re
ceiyed at Carlson's. Sizes to IL
years.
County Auditor Emerson was
in Kamiah on official business
Tuesday.
Bing Cherries-4c pound at
the w. A. Eastman orchard west
of town.
$4,000 handles good quarter section
southwest of town. Other good buys.
Union State Bank. stiff
Mrs. Cecil Jones and baby son
are spending the week at the
home of Frank Jones in Orofino.
Irvine 13c. @. w. Buckley.
Floyd and Fred Weber, of
Moscow, visited Henry Weber
and other Nezperce relatives
this week.
A. Doornbos, a we'll known
Grangeville farmer and real es-
tate man, was a Nezperce visi-
tor Tuesday.
Mrs. Percy Price and little
son, Warren j., returned Tues
day evenino from a months Wis
it with home folks at Weiser,
Idaho.
j. r. Lewis returned Tuesday
from a trip to Spokane, bring
ing with him in his auto Mrs.
Lewis and their son and daugh-
.er, who will visit for a season
n Nezperce.
All the threshermen in this
section are getting their ma
,hines ready for the big run
which will start in about ten
lays. Binding and shocking fall
grain is now general over this
erritoly, and much of it Is
howing up well.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-27
Irvine 1sc. @. w. Buckley.

o. - W. buckley.
oasn knocks the persimmons al
Laier's.
l win buy your steers. Curtis .
Miller.
Don't leave the camp fire
burning.
Any one wanting good horses sec
Stellmon Bros.
The new fall suit and overcoat
samples are in at Carlson s.
II fits like paper ought to on the
wall-the kind you get at Laier's
For auction sale dates see Herald
Office. Harry G. cranke, auctioneer.
For Sale, cheap-7-ft. McCor-
mick binder. Grover Reese ;
phone 1013S. 8l2t@
Just arrived-Men Is work SHOES,
$3.50 and up. Mems dress shoes $3.50
and up. CarIson's Toggery.
For summer cooking the Florence
automatic oil stoves are the best, at
Laier's
Miss Daisy Brown returned
Sunday from visit with rela-
tives at Kellogg.
For Sale-8-ft. Deering Bind
er, 3-bottom Canton pillow, 5-horse
gas engine. See Al Huff. 7-4w
Mrs. Curtis Browning and son,
of Spokane, are visiting friends
and relatives and looking after
interests in this section.
Tanlac has been publicly en-
dorsed by more well-known men
and women than any medicine
on earth. City Drug Store.
DR.. Bryan and |. w. Robert
son, of Hannah, passed through
Nezperce the first of the week
on their way to the American
Legion state convention at Nam
pa.
Hon. H. F. Samuels, leader of
the Idaho Progressive party and
candidate for governor on that
ticket, stopped over in Nezperce
while ON a tour of this
section.
Frank Carey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gale Carey and son and Mrs.
Beula Foster drove over from
Wn., the first of the
week and spent couple of days
at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Carey northeast OF
town. Frank is a brother of E.
B. and Gale and Mrs. Foster
formerly Miss Beula Carey)
are the son and daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. and grew up.
IN the old homestead here. They
made the trip in a Ford in one
lay and enjoyed every mile of
t, most Of all their visit with
he folks here.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-27

vou huekleberriedY
laM -9'loOd work horses for cattle
sds-oO'S Att
,;ttle extra dry here thu
few days.
L. stock of harvest dishes al
isr r. for less.
y y, ! deposit boxes for rent at thu
's u state Bank.
i. fine ice from Medved's new
'.g',s--supplied in any quantity.
s.,boster and Uniontown
i hail at the lake town Sun
iI.rrsst hands are heading
l ~ way and they will find a
Of work.
ice car. Enquire at Union
ate Bank.
i Miller and son were fish
/ on the, Orogrand Saturday
N Sunday last.
|GOod showers fell all about US
4 first of the week, but only a
IN sprinkle followed the gale
Frind here Tuesday.
|Fr Rent-Good 4-r,om house,
III and large pantry, northwest
psuerce. Jas. Hoag. 7-4w
Tanlac renders the body Wig
0ls and elastic and keeps the
md clear and energetic. For
/ by City Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Agrell
ne in Tuesday from Eureka,
/, to spend the harvest sea-
here.
Iiss Maude Near returned toll
Vision yesterday, after al
ae-week's visit with relatives
friends in this community. |
he Lewis County Fair will
held Oct, 5, 6 and Z, but
t now is a mighty good time
,egin to prepare for it.
+. and Mrs. Everett Convey,
Nespelem, Wn., arrived in
city Tuesday and he will |
a hand in the harvest work
this season.
bert Quay, of Pleasant
E, Ore, is a member of j.
Belts threshing crew this
N, in charge of the separ-
Mice green oat hay with
king of alfalfa, $15 deliv-
Nice forty fold hay,
Q, delivered. Phone your
!. P. NJ. Harding. L
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-10
LOUD

HERE has been an outburst of loud neckties
l recently. Whether the men had a mass
meeting and grlmly decided, because. of tho need
for economy, TO Just naturally wear the neckttes
which their wives bought them for Christmas, or
whether through aap'ning of the inner being for a
touch Of gaiety in the gTeyness Of these prohibition
days. no one can state. The fact remains that
neckties have suddenly become as aashy as .tfs
diemond worn by a race track bookie, and that men
old enough to know better are waxing more and
moro abandoned in their tie taste.
Even tie peace delegates in the awesome
Washington Conference are lighting up the sessions
with pink and green striped necR gear. which
ndornment marks them for humans like the rest Of
US.
IT'S well-too long have the American men gone
about in sad and sombre attire. Barring the brief
rainbow of the silk shirt, there has been no testivity
in mannish attire since George Washington last
nuttered his lace ruttles. and donned his satin
weistcoat. While the nice tiger stripes. and orange
spotted ties look very kittenish at. first sight, and
may cause some caustic remark from the sewing
societies. 1t is a good sign that spunk is renewed,
that business is getting better, that spring is
winglng her way again here ward. Let the haber-
dasher do his worst.