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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
NEW YORK HAS
TROUBLE WITH
STAR PLAYERS
None of the Giants or YankS
Has Signed New Con-
traCtS-OtherS in Fold.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
Tnfted Press Stnf COrresp0ndent

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-New York
has the richest and most liberal ball
clubs in the big leagues. The Ath-
Ietics are supposed to be the lightest
But none of the Giants or the Yankees
have signed new contracts and all Of
the Athletics have put their names on
paper.
The Giants and the Yankees will be
no more able to figure this out than
the ordinary fan in the street, and It
Is a funny problem.
Ball players fight to get on a New
York ball club because the pay Is
higher and the Manhattan stands are
the ldndest on the circuit, 1t seems,
though. that the Philadelphia players
are satisfied and the New York stars
are not.
Club owners have adopted the policy
of Withholding information about hold
outs and they have become even more
secretive since the players started to
organize the new union, but it Is
known that the fear the magnates en-
tertained about wholesale trouble IN
signing the players this year has been
unfounded.
Squire Ebbets, the Brooklyn owner,
found a paper IN the mail one day
saying that the players were all go
ing to hold out for a minimum wage
of So 900 a year, but no concerted &C
ton so far has become apparent. The
union leaders have maintained from
the start that they had no ideas
about striking or driving for more
money.
Because they have not been visited
by delegation and because they have
not been called upon to stop q strike.
the club owners figure that the play
ers union has become passe and that
they have stopped it by a m ghty Of
fetal yell of defiance.
The union has not passed out. how
ever. and If the facts were known. 1t
is becoming stronger than ever; and
because It has not done the mercenary
things the nagnates expecte dof it. it
will be more popular with the fans
and the public when It steps out short
" and announces itself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
FAST SOUTHERN
INDIANA TEAMS
TO APPEAR HERE
VinCenneS Meets Tech and
Bedford Comes for Game
With Manual,

This is southern Indiana week in
local high school basketball circles.
Manual goes to Bloomington on Fri
day night and then tackles Bedford
here on Saturday while the mighty
Vincennes outfit will show it's stuff
here in a game with Technical at Tom
linson Hall on Saturday night. That
means that two of the strongest teams
in the South of the State will be in this
city on the same night and the fans
will have to choose which they want
to see most. Technical has another
game on Wednesday afternoon with
Southport at the East Side gym.
Shortridge Will get a chance to take
some of the taste out Of It's mouth
Of that overwhelming Brownsburg de-
feat OF a week ago on next Friday
afternoon. The Brownsburg team IS
at the Shortridge gym on that day.
Cathedral is to play Central OF Ft.
Wayne here on Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
GREB, JOHNSON
IN EASY BOUTS
Harry Meets Reed and Floyd
Boxes NeStOr,

BB United Aetcs
NEW YORK., Feb. 5.--Harry Greb,
American light heavyweight cham
plon. and Floyd Johnson. one Of the
more remote chaIIengers Of Jack
Dempsey, will have fights within
committing distance Of Broadway to-
night. Greb fights Pal Reed, the Bos-
ton middleweight left-hander, at New
ark Reed recently gave liberal pun
ishment TO Tommy Loughran. whom
Greb whipped in the Garden here last
week.
johnson is picking the softest pos
sible opponent for workouts prelim-
mary to his important decision fight
with Tom Gibbons Of st. Paul IN
March. Floyd meets Mike Nestor Of
CALIFORNIA at the Brighton Club, Staten
Island.
Jack Wolfe, the near sighted Cleve-
land bantamweight, who gave Joe
Lynch a terrific whipping some
months ago, viii fight Terry Martin
Of Providence in Jersey City Monday
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
BOXING AT MARION CLUB
Five Bouts VIII BE Staged at Gym
Wednesday.

Five bouts have been scheduled for
the Marion Club hstic show Wednes-
dav night. It Will be the politicians
second attempt at providing boxing
entertainment this year,
Jack Stevens is matchmaker and
he has lined up a good card. 1t fol
lows:
souy Epstein and Joe Cappadoro. IT
Benz amin Harrison. ten rounds at 1le
pounds.
jamn Harrison six rounds at 1913 pounds
Jack White. Louisville. and Mako Ep-
stein SIX rounds al IFS pounds.
Bob McGovern and Jimmy Davis, four
rounds l24 pounds.
Jack De Vault and Ray Walsh, four
rounds at 1875 pounds
Frank Gardner VIII referee and the
first bout Will start at $40 in the
Marion Club gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

The Indiana High School Athletic
Association board of control has ar
ranged the schedules for the regional
and final basketball Journeys. The
board met Saturday. A change was
made in the regional meets and
eighteen sectional winners will com
pete in two rounds of play at Fl.
Wayne and Lafayette, while only one
round will be played at Bloomington
with twelve fves competing. In the
second rounds there viii be four
games, the winners of the ninth
games at TT. Wayne and Lafayette
drawing byes.
In the new arrangements Rushvlle
and ShclbyWlle will play at FIT. Wayne
and indianapolis and Mooresville will
go to Lafayette. These teams orig
inally were scheduled for Blooming
ton The change was made so that
all sections Of the State would have
more equal representation at the
State finals in indianapolis.
The schedule shows that the Indian
apolis sectional winner will probably
have to play Martinsvlle in the first
round Of the regional The second
round IS with the winner Of the Green
castle sectional, which probably means
Greencastle. The local winner surely
has a task ahead II It would come to
the State finals. Martinsville and
Greencastle are two teams to make
even the strongest tremble.
The sectional pairing will be made
on Feb. "a at a meeting Of the board
at the ClaypooL
In explanation Of the schedule the
games at the regionals are numbered
in order. The hrst contest is No.
and so on. At Lafayette and FIT
Wayne there will be nine games in
the first round. Therefore the win
ners Of games No 10. II, 70 and 10
80 TO the finals along with the winner
Of the ninth game which draws a bye
In the final schedule the games are
numbered in that fashion. In the
regional schedule, using Fl. Wayne
as an example, the tenth game will
be played between the winner Of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES game and the
acknowledgements game, the eleventh
contest will be between the winner OF
the Warsaw Union City game and the
winner OF the TT. Wayne-Angola
game. and so on down the line
At Bloomington, as there is only
ono round Of six games. they viii be
numbered 1, 2, 3. 4, and 8.
The regional and final schedules
follow:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
BUTLER DEFEATS DE PkUW
Nipper and Griggs Shine for Winners
-Laughlin Is Fast.

Nipper and Gugss starred in the
Butler defeat Of De Paw, % to %,
on Saturday night at Tomlinson Hall.
The Methodists lacked the needed
punch to go over for a victory, al
though they threatened in the final
period Laughlin was a flash on the
floor for the winners. Both teams
missed many shots.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
WHITE AND KANSAS IN
GARDEN BATTLE FRIDAY
Lightweights Meet in Fifteen-Round
60 in New York

By CHNcG y 61cS
NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Charlie
White, an influential figure in the Chi
cago needle trades, viii play a game
Of Knuckles with Rocky Kansas, the
bitulithic boy from Buffalo, in the
Garden ring next Friday night.
The Leonard White fight is now
rather definitely postponed until the
open-air season when the green stuff
grows thicker in the box offices. Tex
Richard has an understanding with
Leonard whereby Benja viii fight
White and Lew Tender out Of doors.
White and Kansas are due for fif-
ten rounds or less.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Saturday Net Results
COLLEGES

COLLEGES
Butler. IS: De Pauw. -
Fl auklin, %: Hanover. 8.
Iowa. 20: Chicago, L.
NOtre Dame freshmen. -. Culver. %.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Spartanburg 30 Whitewater. 10
Fountain City %. Mt summit. RI
Boston. Il. Centcrville, II
Wabash. B. LafCntame II
Fit Wayuc South Sidel. -. Columbia
City. ..
Central Catholic. - Kendallville, %
two overtime Dc-.qGsb
Central E.vau-vi' 90. 80 Lynuville. 10.
Marion. 30 >-.>cslstle. 81
LOgsuspOrt. no. Upton. -.
Lebanon IS. Su0rtrldEe -.
Cathedral, rs PJeru. u.
Columbus. 30: GTeeusbuT-. -
SriCeland. -. West Newton Us
Greencastle. 81, Jefferson lLafdyctteI "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

Up Hartford City way the wintry
winds mean naught to the barnyard
golfers of Blackford County They
toss horseshoes the year around and
boast of mean ringer arms.
The Blackboard County pitchers
are anxious TO meet other twirler5
who do not regulate their playing
by the weather man.
Some Of the pitchers who play
winter or summer are Jimmie Mil
Ter, Ross jenkins. Jess Helmet, Joe
RObards. Dave Denny and Squire
Woods.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Rloomers Get Plnmmer

BLOOMINGTON, H., Feb. o.
Pitcher Dick Plummer. star hurler
with the Ludington Club in the Cen
trail League last year, has been pur
chased by the local team Of the Three
I Leagne
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
ELEVEN IOWA COLLEGE
FlVES ENTER TOURNEY
Event Will Be Held March > and 3
at IndianOla.

By Times Special
INDIANOLA. Iowa. Feb. .. -- A
basketball tournament Of Iowa state
colleges will be staged here March
and ), It was announced today. Eleven
colleges will participate. They are
members of the Iowa Conference. The
teams entered follow: Stambrose. Par
sons. Iowa State. Wesleyan. Penn
Central, Simpson, BUena Vista, Morn
ngside, Western Union. Upper Iowa
Luther.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
WABASH HURLER SIGNS
Phillips to Get Trial With Danville
Leaguers.
BU TimCs So rctoI

u 7 T7ITN
DANVILLE, Ill. Feb. 5.-Pitcher
Phillips Of the 1922 Wabash College
nine has been signed for a trial with
the DanviIe team Of the Three-I
League, it was announced here today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
SNAPPY WEATHER MAKES
SOCCERS SPEED ALONG
Indianapolis Club Is Winner Over
Sullivan.

Tho Indianapolis Soccer Club won
its first league game Sunday when
the Sullivan club was beaten to 2.
The game was unusually fast be
cause OF the snappy weather
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

Eighteen Teams. Two Rounds
Winner at Kendallviue Va winner at De
cstur.
Winner at Muncie vs. winner at Roch-
ester.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Ray Not to Retire

BOSTON, Mass. Feb. 5.-Joie Ray.
Americas champion middle distance
runner, is not going to retire, he an
nounced here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

Lebanon isn't basket ball crazy altogether.
The baseball bee ls buzZlnC there y. A.
Rogers OF New Ross has been appointed
manager Russell Shauuu Lebanon. and
Cecil Cot;rel, New Ross. viii assist. Home
players viii bc favored II they can pro
duce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
FINAL TOURNEY (1e TEAMS
INDIANAPOLIS


o A. M.-winner game 10 Purdue rs.
winner game 10 FIT. Wayne.
10 A. M-Winner gams 4 Indiana VS..
winner game Is Fl. Wayne.
II A. WINNER game Indiana VS..
winner game IL TT. Wayne.
P. %-winner game 10 Purdue vs.
winner game II Purdue.
. p M-Winner game IL TT Wayne vs.
winner bye Ft. Wayne
3 P. M-winner game Indiana vs. win
ner bye Purdue.
/ P. M.--Wmner game l Indiana vs.. win
nsr game 10 Purdue.
$50 p M.-Winner game Indiana vs.
winner game Indiana.
S. 80 P M.--winner 9 q. N. vs.. winner
10 a. m.
Saturday
a. M-winner II a. m. Friday VS.
winner / D. m. Friday.
winner p. m Friday.
II A. M--WInuer 1 p. m. Friday vs. win
ner : 80 .. m Friday
. T. M--Winuer S 30 D. n. Friday VS.
winner . a. m Saturday.
3 p. M.-Winner 10 a. nl. Saturday vs.
winner IL a. m. Saturday.
?. M.--Winuer . .. m. Saturday VS..
winner 3 .. N Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
The main topic in Anderson is:
How Gid Evansville do it?'


Bud TavIor was ir town sunday. He
boxed a few rounds % the Michel A. G.
lust 70 show the boys how he is tuning mp
Tor the Pal Moore match here Feb. Is. Bud
was here with Eddie Dyer. a prOtege. who
boxes i'm Cor uersville tonight. Dyer will
box on Tho Feb Is card here in an eight
round bout with Young Carpenter of New
Orleans This SCRAP VIII take the place OF
the Oscar Eof- Tommy NcDuG affair which
has been cancelled
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Purdue Wisconsin and Franklin Wabash Big Games of Week
CHANGES ARE MADE IN
BASKET TOURNEY PLANS
Indianapolis Sectional Winner Goes to Purdue Regional
10 Winners at Lafayette Is at Fl, Wayne
and IL at Bloomington,

Winner at Warsaw VS.. winner at Union
City.
Winner at Ft. Wayne vs.. winner at
Angola.
Winner at South Bend We. winner at Cul-
YER
Winner at Newcastle vs.. winner at Shelby
Vile
Winner at Richmond vs. winner at Mar
ion
Winner at Portland VS.. winner at North
Manchester.
Winner at RushviIle VS. winner at Hunt
ingtOn (winner draws bye).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

J. j. II
Art Black. football and basket ball
player. is bacl, nj Butler. He has been
M Illinois u
+ j. II
Butler METERS look dandy in their
lew jerseys. Butler Of Indianapolis"
is lettcred IN white across blue fronts.
+ + + ~
Harvard and Vale frowu on International
rid games and long trips, but take differ,
cnt view point M tracz. me runners and
jumpers Of the two Institutions will com
nIne next summer and take trip to Eng
and 20 meet oxford and Cambridge. Track
aud field stars viii now begin studying like
+ + T.
\ national public park tennis tour
nament is in prospect. Dwight Davis.
president Of the United States Lawn
The sandlot players. Just what tennis
needs.
+ r 4.
George Tebeau is dead The veteran
baseball prominent died in Denver sun
day He formerly owned the Kansas
city team. When a big Ieaguer. Tebeau
played with New York Nationals and
Washington
+ + f.
indianapolis wrestling fans are go
.ng Co see the heav.-weights perform
his week. Joe Stecher. former
worlds champion and inventor of the
body scissors hold, viii meet John
friberg, Minneapolis, here at the
empire Friday night. Stecher soon
will meet Strang1or Lewis in n title
match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Big Ten Net Standing
PAUL CASHIER SIGNS
WITH DANVILLE TEAM
Notre Dame Star Athlete to Play
Ball.

By Times BpectrI
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. paul
Cashier, Notre Dame star au-around
athlete, has been signed by the Dan
vile club Of the Three-I League as a
pitcher. Cashier IS expected to make
good.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

One hundred straight victories is
the remarkable record Of the Pas
sale High School basket ball team.
Capt. W. Knothe (abovel right
guard. has been a big factor in the
record.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

Portland, Ind, is going TO have a
high-class baseball team this year.
Paul l. Elliott viii manager. The
club probably will have some Stude-
baker backing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
BOILERMAKERS IN
IMPORTANT TILT
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
BaptiStS and Little Giant Bat
tie on Thursday Holds
Fans Interest. y

The Indiana College net teams do
not waste any time this week, but
start out with games on Tuesday
night aQd ramble right through the
week playing on almost every night.
Purdue has a large time ahead with
two western conference contests, the
first coming ON Tuesday night with
Wisconsin The Badgers have not ap-
peared on the Lafayette court since
1917 and the tilt is quite an event for
the Boilermakers. The northern five
has not lost a Big Ten game and has
won four. Lambert's team goes to
Columbus on Saturday night for a
battle with the Buckeyes. Ohio State
has not been going any too good and
that contest should not be so hard to
put on the right side of the percentage
column.
Franklin. the leading team Of the
State, gets into action on Tuesday
with Rose Poly as the foe. but the
big struggle on the Bapdst's card is
Thursday night. when Wabash comes
to Franklin in an endeavor to make
up for an early season defeat admin
istered by Wagner's outfit at Craw
louisville. It is one of the feature
games Of a busy week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Wabash-Earlham Again

Wabash also has another revenge
battle on the bill of fare when Earl
ham goes to the home OF the Scarlet
on Wednesday night. The Quakers
sprung a surprise a few weeks ago
by giving the Little Giants a decisive
defeat at Richmond and Vaughan and
his men are anxious to turn the Ia.
bles.
Notre Dame has two State games
On successive nights and swings into
action Wednesday at Indiana. !. L.
will get a chance to show that the
victory over Purdue was not a lucky
win. The Crimson followers are wait
ing expectantly with plenty Of conf
dence in the new lineup. The Bloom
ington five has no Big Ten games
this week On Thursday the Irish
are at Greencastle in n contest with
the Tigers.
There is not much doing on the 10
cal courts. Hanover plays Butler at
the Itvington gym on Friday night
in the only college net game Of the
week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
jock Hutchinson shot five strokes be-
low par in golf match at san Diego
Sunday. That's shooting.

Boston Is still 2loaung over
getting three youngsters for Vet.
Herb Penuock. = little early for
the gloat stuff. Pennock is Of
known quantity; the youngsters
are untried
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
nL0oMINGTON MNpIANAl

(Tweve Teams One Round)
Winner at Franklin vs.. winner at sey-
mour.
Winner at Bloomington vs. winner at Bed
ford
Winner at Sullivan vs.. winner at Aurora
Winner az Columbus vs.. winner at
Evansville.
Winner az Vtnccnnes VS.. winner a. Han
over.
Winner at Owensvtlle vs.. winner at Lyons.
The schedule as framed for the final
tournament to be held here follows:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

nNLY recently The Times
~ called the worlds attention
to the fact that basketball was
picking up in Illinois and the
sport there was growing to such
proportions that the Sucker
State threatened to rival the
HoOsier State in the net game
This view was expressed after mem
bers Of an Illinois high school team
walked one mile through mud to
play game when their bus stalled
in the miro r And wasn't We smart,
though? On Saturday at Terre Haute
the Robinson Glll High School won
the annual Wabash Valley tourney.
One Of its victims was the Garfield
five OF Terre Haute. one of Hoosier-
doms favorites. The game was close.
"A to %. In the finals of the tourney
Robinson bumped off Brazil. - to %.
Normal High Of Terre Haute also was
FL Robinson victim. II viii be well
TO watch the Illinois teams hereafter.
They are having their tournaments
and much class is being developed.
out in Iowa the game is going big
also. Just at present Iowa ~ is
leading the Big Ten.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
LAFAYETTE (PURDUE)

Eighteen Teams, Two Roundsl
Winner at Logansport VS.. winner at
Crawfordsville.
Winner at Lafayette va. winner at Leb-
anon.
Winner at Greencaste "a. winner at
Brook.
Winner at Mooresville vs.. winner at In
dianaDolis.
Winner at Kokomo vs.. winner at Monti-
cello.
Winner at Frankfort VS.. winner at Ham
moud.
Winner at Clinton vs. winner at Brazil.
Winner at Greenfield winner at Weed
ersburg.
Winner at Anderson vs. winner at Val
paraiso (wnner draws Bye
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

Butler meters look dandy in their
lew jerseys. Butler Of Indianapolis"
IS lcttcred IN white across blue fronts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

Art Black. football and basket ball
player, is back nj Butler. He has been
M Illinois II"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

Central OF Evansville holds the
inside track on the basketball talk
today. The defeat of Vincennes Fri.
day night on the Vincennes floor
showed them away out I'm middle Of
the net pool.
Far southern Indiana teams have
always appeared to be below the
grade OF central and northern Indi-
ana schools Evansville has been
no exception. Niucenues has.
The DOWNSTAIRS have gone in for
football as the major sport and bas-
ket-baI has suffered thereby. Usu-
ally the coaching has been Of a
poorer grade
Evansville has had fair net teams.
Some OF them have been really good.
but none of them has ever been Of
championship calibre. Allen. Evans
vile floor guard. and F'leutke, for
ward, are fine players. Away above
the average. and to them goes a
eoodly portion Of the Vincennes vic
tory.
It may have been an off night for
the Old Alice boys. We are rather
inclined TO think that. but neverthe-
less the victory is a big one and the
Central players deserve a lot of
credit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

Indianapolis Omars played the Nc
Carthys Of Detroit and lost. Sc to 30.
The Omar lineup was minus Don
White and Carney. Hinkle got six
field goals. StOnebraker played with
the Detroit five.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-02-08

Anna Mae Farnum visited friends
in Belt over the week end.
We hear that Evelyn Isaacson
daughter of Mrs. Joseph Leveille, is
i'll in Columbus hospital.
Flour 4ss, S1.90 at the Cash Store.
Charles H. Provin, cashier of the
Farmers & Miners State bank is con-
fined to his home with a severe at
tack of neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Stewart of
KalispelI are visiting the formers
brother, DR.. j. S. Stewart for a few
days.
II. Lescher Of Great Falls has been
appointed receiver of the defunct
Sand Coulee bank. We may now ex-
pect that soon something viii be done
either toward ~reopening the State
Bank of Belt or the appointment of a
receiver for that institution.
Last chance to dance before Lent.
Don't fail TO attend the ball on Sat
urday night at the K. P. Hall.
One week ago j. A. Hackshaw, JUS
tice of the peace for Belt township,
resigned to take charge of the Mil
waukee restaurant on Second Avenue
South, Great Falls. On Monday of
this week the county commissioners
appointed Eugene C. Bramlette of
Belt to fill the vacancy.
Ladies' and Gents suits cleaned
and pressed at old stand on the bridge.
W2XaR Tassai-Ady
If you have anything which you do
not need and someone else may have
use for it, advertise it for sale in our
columns. 1t win cost you 10 cents per
line.