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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27
CorneIia Election

CORNELIA, Ga, Nov. 24.-In a
heated municipal election held here
today, L. Y. Irwin was elected mayor;
Grady Langford councilman-at-
large; n. w. Grove, councilman; J.
T. Holbrook, councilman; Dewey
Crawford. clerk.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27
SOUTH CAROLINA

SPARTANBURG.- Through No
: vember 1S Spartanburg county cot
ton growers had ginned 1,t49 bales,
against 49,514 bales last year.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of five
years of ten-year sentence of Thom'
as b. McLaurin, former president
of Mutual Savings bank, Of BENEFITS
willie, convicted of breach OF trust,
has been recommended by state
board of pardons to Gov. Mcleod.
r COLUMBIA United States Sena
tor N. b. Dial will try for national
i legislation TO have war department
turn over the land formerly used as
Camp Jackson to forestry service for
demonstration purposes.
GAFFNEY. -Congressman James
F. Byrnes, addressing a father and
son banquet here, declares in favor
of principles laid down by Woodrow
Wilson, and says he is hopeful of
democratic success in presidential
election.
aCOLUMBIA.-"Th is no lega.
: way by which whisky can be pre-
I scribed for sick people in South
! Carolina" DR.. James A. Hayne, state
: Health OIfIcer, says.
COLCMBIA.-What is expected
to be largest Baptist convention ever
/ held in state will meet here Deem
: her 4 to Z, according to DR.. G. E.
I Burtz, general secretary of Baptist
! general board. Fully 400 delegates
I are expected.
ssee. ------
GREENVILLE.-Ear appeal
to Furman alumni to come to aid
their Alma Mater in endowment
is voiced by B. e. Geer,
@ssidely-known mill executive and
aehairman of advisory board, Less
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27
ALABAMA

MONTGOMERY.-Judge Henry D.
Clayton, federal Judge, issues 10 per-
manent injunctions restraining as
many persons from violating prohi-
btion act. These are first individual
injunctions issued here.
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Six Baby Apple Trees

IeaIthy vigorous little baby rees' that grow rapidly
into large heavyeroppng trees They are produced by
grating branch fruit tree to healthy one-year
root and tying the union with waxed tWtne- Though
less than length they take root shortly after peng
planted and make wonderfully rapid growth when given the
care they will send Two Genuine Delicious
the Apple and the BEST Two Jonahans
apples be grown and OF deghtul
flavor Two Neutrality-suspicious. and profitable; splendid
keeper.
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Four Working Mayors

GRANTHAM, England.-During
the last fourteen years this city has
had as mayors a machinist, railway
guard. bricklayer and iron-turner.
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Ball Kills Girl

HULL. Eng.-Struck on the head
by a hockey ball while playing with
other girls, 12-year-old Eirwen
Evans died OF "a fractured skull.
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=. AUGUSTA DISTRICT '
j. w. QuilIian. Presiding Older


Augusta, Asbury--B. f. MiZe.
a. Augusta, st. James-B. +. Fraser.
Augusta, st. John-W. l.. Pierce.
Augusta, st Luke. J. Copelan.
Augusta, Woodlawn-H. L. Ed
mondson.
Culverton-A. L. Hale
Dearing-Odum Clark, supply.
DeversSnx-G. w. Hamilton.
Gracewood-L. B. Jones.
Grovetown--J. A. Critics.
Hancock-Q. L. Morgan, supply.
Harlem-A. Z Scott.
Hepzibah and Blythe-H. E. Stipe.
Mayfield-C. A. Reece.
u Mesena-Foster Young supply.
49, Norwood. z. Russell.
SPARTA. A. Partridge.
Thomson-J. T. Robbins. 80
Thomson CIT. o. Burnett.
= warrenton-W. S, Norton.
:. Commissioner of Education--W. l..
Pierce.
DALTON DISTRICT
y 6. A. Harris, Presiding Elder
Adairsville-W. 8. Hughes.
Calhoun-E. D. Hale.
Calhoun Circuit-I. T. Shell.
Cartersville-W. H. Clarke.
East Cartersville-C. C. Cliett.
Chatsworth-C. M. Haynes.
=. Chickamaug gal. NJ. Radford.
. Dalton, First Church-C. NJ. Pip
ham.
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Two Kieffer Pear Trees

Plants come shape Apple trees This DID, de-
nendabe variety is wherever
pears are grown. incompatible flavor when fully ripe
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27

OPELIKA.-William Key, 65,
negro, is found dead in ditch near
here. Beside body is empty bottle
showing prohibition liquor had done
it's work.
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ROME DISTRICT
Y. 7. Irvine, Presiding Elder

". I. Irvine, Presiding Elder
AragOn-B. n. McHan, supply.
Armuchee-G. S. Davis, supply.
BoWdon and Shiloh-C. V. Wealth
ers.
Bowdon Circuit-To be supplied.
Bremen-R. p. Tatum.
Buchanan-C. p. McDermont, sup.
ply. :
Carrollton-J. G. Logan.
Carrollton Circuit-B. w. Kilpat.
rick.
Cave Spring.. w. Cowart.
Cedartown-W. II. Cooper.
CerdartOWn Circuit-Clifton Free
man, supply.
Dallas-O. J. Withrow.
Draketown--Robert Stewart, sup
ply.
Lindale-C. j. Tyler. supply.
North Rome-A. B. EIizer. -.
Rockmart-B. F. PIN, Jr.
Rome, First Church-R, G. Smith
Rome, Second Avenue-A. E. Sill
Vey.
Rome, South Broad-W. A. Max
we'll.
Rome, Trinity-W. w. Watkins
Rome Circuit-R. c. Kale, supply
Roopville Circuit-Z V. Hawks.
Tallapoosa-A. Is. Sanders.
Temple and Concord-A. f. Num-
Villa Rica-T. Z. Dean.
Whitesburg-R. A. Coleman.
Commissioner OF Education-R. c..
Smith.
Transferred:
To North Alabama Conference-J.
A. Gray.
TO Upper South Carolina-G. H.
Bailey.
TO South Georgia Conference-A.
7" Hind.
To North Cdrollna-H. L. Hen
bricks.
To Florida Conference-J. w.
ATHENS DISTRICT
". S. Robson, Presiding Elder
Apalachee-H. M Stroller.
Athens, First Church-S. Z. Was.
son.
Athens Oconee Street,. A, Quill
liam. .
Athens Young Harris Memorial
5. P. Read.
Athens Circuit-H. I. Bowden,
supply.
Bishop--C. n Hays.
Buckhead-A. r. Foster. w..fa.
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NORTH GEORGIA METHODIST
PASTORS ARE REASSIGNED

Dalton, Hamilton Street-D. p,
Johnston E'L,
Emerson-J, A. Langford:
Eton-H.@ A, King.
Fairmount-R. l. Johnson, supply.
Kensington Circuit-W. B. Taylor.
Kingston-W, :. A., Simmons.
Lafayette and Rock Springs--J.
w. Brinsfield. ..s
Lafayette CirtuttFzJulian Nc
Curry, supply. .M
Lyerly-C. b. Drake.
Ginggold--J. II. Coach.
Stilcsboro-R. w Green.
Subligna-N. A. Roark.
SummerVille-G. p. Gary.
1ilton Circuit-To be Supplied.
Trion-L2ster Rumble.
Tunnel Hill. r. Jones.
Vernell Circuit-R NJ, Jones, sup
ply, @
Whie--I. II. <Pen,Iey1 t.
Commissioner of Edueation-W.
II. Clark.
ELBERTON DISTRICT
ri. S. Smith, Presiding Elder
Bowman Circuit-W. w. Benson.
Canon Circuit-F. E. Crutcher.
Carnesvi1le--T. L. Rutland.
Center Circuit. L. Warner.
Conner and Colbert-W. Z. Brown.
Commerce.. r. Turner.
Danielsville-M. C. AllenA
Elberton, First Church,. w.
Collins
Gilbert Circuit. A. Sprayberry.
Hart Circuit-E. o. Vickery, sup
ply.
Hartwell-J. H. Barton.
Homer-M. M. Maxwell supply.
Lavonia-C. D. Read.
Lincolnton-A M. Sprayberry.
Maysville--A. S. Hutchison
Middleton--O. 4. Smith, and one to
be supplied. nooo-
Royston-T,a NJ. Elliott.
South Lincelp Circuit. E. Sta
than.
Toccoa-Felton Williams.
Toccoa Circuit-G. o. Wright, sup
ply.
superintendent of Rural Sunday
School Work.. C. Adams, Lavonia;
quarterly conference
Commissioner of Education--L. w.
Collins.
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT
w. i. Handy, Presiding Elder
Belton-G. E. Allison, supply.
Bethlehem-J. L. Harrison, sup
ply. .s.... 49,. E..
Brooktcn-Ernest Swetnam.
Buford-C. p Harris.
'Cfarkesyllle-L. B. Linn.
-Clayton-R. P. Etheridge; C. w.
Smith, supply.
CIeveland--William Greenway; r.
W. Allison, supply.
Cornelia-W.. M, Jones.
Decentralization Warwick.
Dahlonega-N. b. Ham lex.
< Duluth-D. S. Patterson. -
Flowery Branch-A w. Conway,
supply.
Gainesville, First Church-w. P.
King.
Gainesville, New Holland-W H.
Venable, supply.
Gainesville, st. Paul-G. W. Bar
rett
Hoschton-C. NJ. Rogers.
Jefferson-J. T. Fakes.
Jefferson Circuit. S. Askew.
Monroe-G. f. Venable.
Monroe Cireuit--G A. Chambers.
Murrayvile Circuit. ]. Lovern.
Pendergrass Circuft-J. c. Harris,
supply.
Winder-W. r. billiard.
General Evangelist. B. Bridg-
ers. First church. Gainesville,
quarterly conference.
superintendent Of Sunday School
Work - Homer Thompson, First
church, Gainesville, quarterly con-
ference
+ Commissioner of Education-G. f.
Nenable.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27
Four Pedigreed Grape Vines

Selected yearod Concord vines from the famous South
ern Michigan grape belt where the variety has been grown
and perfected the last half century, and where the vines
have been up yield of bushel or the
finest table grapes to every The Concord hardy and
will thrive other varieties cannot be
grown will send you selected malllng~
size stock plenty of roots to start off with vigorous
growth They fruit the third ard reach full size IN
which, with you can depend upon
your choicest from vine and you can
cuttings which will give you vineyard OF any size
you desire.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27
NORTH CAROLINA

ROCKY MOUNT.-Man named
Moore. employed by state highway
commission. is taken from room At
hotel by band Of unmasked men.
fio2ged and lectared on conduct in
VolVing young unmarried woman
and mistreatment of family. Moore
Immediately leaves community.
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GRIFFIN DISTRICT
j. III. Fakes, Presiding Elder

d. I'll. Fakes, PRESIDING Elder
Aldora and Orchard Hill-C. II.
Williams, supply
Barnesville-V. E. Lanford.
GAINESVILLE Circuit-L. w. Brow
der.
Brooks Circuit-z. speer.
Culloden and Yatesville-E. P. Eu-
banks
FlovilIa Circuit-J. E. Cline.
Forsyth-T. M. Sullivan.
Forsyth CircIit-R. +. Elro6
Griffin First Church,. F.. Var
br6ugh.s
HanIeiter-A. A. Tilly.5
Griffin, Third Church and kincaid
w. r. Williams, supply.
Griffin Circuit-B. l.. Belts.
Hampton-S. d. Cherry.
Inman City-Jesse Terrell, supply.
Jackson-H. Fl. Jones.
Jenkinsburg-J. e. Ward, supply.
Locust Grove-O. B. Talley.
McDonough and Turners-T. H.
Maxwell.
Senoia-J. o. Pettis.
The Rookie. c. Knowles.
Thomaston-E. w. Jones.
East Thomaston Mills-M. NJ. Wal
raven.
Thomaston Circuit-W. J. Moore,
supply.
zebulon-R. E. Rutland.
Commissioner of Education-J. F.
Yarbrough.
LAGRANGE DISTRICT
Wallace Rogers, Presiding Elder
Bullochville cicuit-J. B. Gresham
Chipley-C. A. Hall.
F'ranklln-L. NJ. Davidson.
GrantVille-A. A. Sullivan.
Greenville and Trinity-F. S. Hud
son. ---..
Hogansyille-A. j. Sears.
LAGRANGE, First church - Frank
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27

: &c Georgia Methodist conferences:
NORTH ATLANTA DISTRICT
( Nv. III. LaPradc, DR., Presiding Elder
5 Atlanta
I Bethany and Maysons-V, L. Bray.
~ Centre Street,. =. Huckaby.
! Collins Memorial. w. King.
!. :. Druid Hills-A. NJ. Pierce.
I :, Emory University-W. G. Henry,
( supply.
/ ~ English Avenue. V, Jones, Jr.
!, :. Epworth-J. w. Veatch.
8 - First Church-C, J. Harrell.
+ Grace-A, G. Shankle.
Inman Park-H. B. Mays.
4 Mt. Vernon-W, A. Woodruff
Payne Memorial--W. j. DeBarde-
leben.
5; st. James and Jefferson Street
: ]. ]. Blanks. supply; l.. e. HarrelI,
H supply.
l. st. Mark. e. Mitchell.
Underwood-H. J. Penn. supply.
Wesley Memorial - Marvin Viii
/, Jams.
- Decatur, First Church and Or
phans' Home-G. M. Fakes; P. a.
: -Kellett, supernumerary.
Decatur, Patillo Memorial j. o.
Brand.
Dunwoody-W. w. Cash; w. e.
ply.
Ingleside-J. D: Milton
Lawrenceville and McKendree-M.
A Franklin.
Loganville-R. J. BroyIes.
Norcross and Prospect. w. o.
McKibben.
Norcross circuit-(Te be supplied).
* Stone Mountain--J L. Hail.
S Superintendent of Decatur Or
piians. Honey: NE. Hawgkins, First
@ehurch, Decatur, @. C.
Professors in Emory University
w, A. Shelton; Druid Hills O.. c.;
II. III. Harris, Druid Hills @. C.
Superintendent Anti-Saloon League
Of America, Department of Georgia
Z. o. Jones, Wesley Memorial @. C.
{. Conference Secretary of Education
--E f. Dempsey. Druid Hills @. C..
AsLonterence Evangelist Fletcher
Walton-Grace @. G.
Is Editor Wesleyan Christian Advo-
cate-A. NJ. Pierce.
Commissioner of Education-C. j.
aHarrell.
SOUTH ATLANTA DISTRICT
e. w, 7. Hunnicutt, Presiding Elder.
80 Atlanta
Calvary and Bethel-S. B. Strout.
Capitol View-W. T. Watkins.
college Park and Gate City Mills
-lrby Henderson, G. w. McEiroy,
Supply.
East Point-N. A. White.
Grant Park-W. o. MCMILLAN.
Lakewood Heights and South Bend
H. M. Quillian, one to be supplied.
Martha
Mary Branan Memorial-R. M.
Dixon.
~, Nellie Dodd-R. L. Ramsey.
Oakland City-R. u. Tyler.
Park Street-C. M Meeks.
st. John-L. M. !Twiggs.
tSt. Luke-B. H. Smith.
st, Paul.. E. Ellis.
Stewart AVenue-C. A. Norton,
Trinity-S. r. Belk.
!AustelI-J. w. stephens.
Ben Hill Circuit-J. F. Sparks,
supply.
ouglasville-G. L. King.
Douglas Circuit-To be supplied.
,,,. East End Circuit-W. j. Culpep-
s-per.
~ Fairburn and Bethany-Arthur
Maness.
Fayetteville-H. l.. Byrd.
Hapeville-J. r. Jordan.
~ Jonesboro-Claud Hendrick.
Kirkwood-J. L. Allgood.
.b.Stockbridge-J. 8. Thrailkill.
Union City-G. E. Summers, sup
4ply.
Conference Missionary Secretary
s. P. Virgins. Park street. Q. c.
4 Agent Superannuate Homes-W.
sW. Brinsfield, st. Paul. @. c.
Commissioner of Education-L. M.
.TWiggs. s--- .-...s. .s...
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Quillian.
Lagrange, Dixie and. Dunson-A.
D Echols
LAGRANGE, st. John-G. w. Ridley.
LAGRANGE, South LaGrange-G. L.
Chastain.
LaGrange, Trinity-D. B. CantrelI.
LaGrange, Unity-Edward Creager.
Manchester-W. M. Barnett.
Manchester, st. james,. Fl. AL
lison.
Moreland-C. NJ. Verdel.
MountVile-G. C. Burtz.
NeWnan-J. z, Erwin.
Newman, Lovejoy Memorial cir
cuit--T. II. Shackleford.
Palmetto circuit-Lucen Roper.
Primrose circuit-(To be supplied
Turin circuit-F. |. Green.
West Point-R. A Edmondson.
West Point circuit-J. p. VOL
ford.
Woodbury. circuit-H. T. Smith.
Commissioner of Education-Frank
Quillien.
MARIETTA DISTRICT
s r.. England, Presiding Elder
Acworth-H. c. Holland.
Aipharetta-Jess Warwick.
.BairsVille-H. C. Garrett.
Blue, Ridge-G. w. Davis.
Canton and Ball Ground--E. C.
Wilson. ,.
Cumming-H. o. Green.
DaWsonyille-J. Fl. Smith, supply.
Elizabeth Circuit-V. o. Gentry,
supply.
Ellijay-J. G, Lupo, supply.
Holbrook-J. L. Moore, supply.
Holly Springs-W. H. Speer.
Marietta-R. C. ClecIler.
Marietta Circuit-N. A. Parsons,
supply.
Powder Springs-F. H. Ray
7'osWel-W. ID. Spence.
Sr1yrna-G. w. Duval. +..
Fate Crcuit-C. l.. MiddIebrooks.
Waleska Circuit-M. 3. Sans.
Woodstock-A. p Watkins.
Young Cane Circuit-J. T. Le-
C"oy.
Yourg Harris-Nath Thompson.
PRESIDENT Young Harris College
J. A, Sharp. t.~. .-
Field Agent Young Harris College
--Nath. Thompson. $780,.
Professor in Reinhardt College
r, W. Wood, WaIeska.
Commissioner of Education-R. c..
Clcclller,
d. OXFORD DISTRICT
w. G. CrawIey, Presiding Elder
Cenyers-W. w. Carroll.
Covington-J. M. Tumiin.
Eatonton and Mills-T. Y. B. Ev-
erton. ...
East Putnam. F. Davis
Gray and Mission-C. r. Ivey.
Lithonia-W. M. Twiggs.
Mansfield and SHADY DaIp gTa La
supplied. 49,.
Midway-W. r. England.
Milledgeville-H. C. Emory.
Milledgeville Circuit-J. H. Farr.
Milstead and Mission-J. K. KEEL
ley, T. H. Marston, supply.
onticello-Augustus Ernest
Monticello Circuit. T. Burdett.
supply.
NeWborn-S. H. Dmon.
Newton Circuit-N. p. Manning.
supply,
Oxford and North Covingten-w.
H. LaPrade, Sr., S. NJ. Holcomb, sup
ply.
Porterdale-J. J. n. Mize.
Salem Circuit-G. w. Tumlin.
Social Circle and Rutledge-J. S.
Strickland.
West Putnam-G. r. Pitman.
Commissioner of Education-H. G..
Emory.
ROME DISTRICT
". 7. Irvine, Presiding Elder
Aragon-B. n. McHan, supply.
Armuchee-G. S. Davis. supply.
BoWdon and Shiloh-C. V. Wealth
ers.
Bowdon Circuit-To be supplied.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27

ELIZABETH CITY, Declaring
firm belief in value of four-yeac
limit of service at any pastorate by
Methodist ministers, Bishop E. Col
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27
Here Are Details Of Our Great
Fruit Garden Collection
Offer

-HE TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL will help you start q
Home Orchard Fruit Garden, or to add to what you
have by sending you Six fine Apple Trees Two rear
Trees -Four Concord Grape Vines and Eight Dewperry
Vines of the most profitable variety known
If you advantage of our offer without 1elay VIC
will send YOU THE TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL fON ONh
YEAR your subscription twelve months trem 1he
date, and these TWENTY FLAMES, ALL
ron ONLY ST 80 We will deliver these plants to you at
vour mail box, with parcel post charges paid
Think of the barrels choice apples and pears the
bushels of delicious and the loads OF luscious
melting dewberries raise in your own garden o
these fine trees and In just short time you can
have all apples pears grapes and deWperrles you can
use on table and plenty left to put up TOT inc
winter And after and vines come into full bear
ing YOU will have surplus left to sell at fancy prce
Here is what the collection includes
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27

OPELIKA. - Strong resolutions
are adopted by Alabama Methodist
conference, denouncing governors of
New York, New Jersey, Louisiana
and Maryland, on stand against pro-
hibitlOn.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27

MOBILE,-Beeause large guam
tity of whisky was found buried
under Prichard Baptist church,
members of this church ask govern
ment officials TO continue drive
against liquor.
GADSDEN.-Jo Fite, deaf and
dumb, asks warrants for two men
who held him up. 1t develops Off,
GERS detained Fite, thinking he was
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Now, Note This Carefully

EVERY COLLECTION is GUARANTEED to consist OF
GOOD vigorous hardy stock to arrive in growing condition
in every satisfactory unless
unreasonable Unsatisfactory plants and vines will be
placed free.
ILLUSTRATED INSTRUCTIONS FOR PLANTING
wrapped package of trees and vines These nsrue
lions illustrated with pictures and diagrams, and show
just what do with your fruit garden.
DELIVERED TO YOUR Box POSTPAID.
SHIPMENTS WILL START IN DECEMBER, Nothing
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vines the winter You will get them
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Fill this coupon, attach check money express
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Eight Vigorous Lucretia Dewberry Vines

AS Dewberry produces good the next summer
being planted, they ideal to plant with grapes
While waiting for grapes to come into bearing, the
dewberry will furnish immense clusters OF shining
black melting Juicy berries AS of delicious fruit
ufce Dewberry giving the Concord close race.
Dewberry juice is good juice, and the
crop cheaper grow Eight OF vines in garden
will give you good supply of this splendid berry,
and you every twenty fifty plants
to reset 20 sell to your neghbors
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-01

Observations of Oldest lnhabitant
 The eld-fashioned young man who usei to carry away lock of her hair in his watch now has a son who takes away a sample of her com plexion on his coat.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-01

g and lost games in their North western season, then took on We5-d2 University here and defeated t three out of five.
 After disbanding for month they gathered here again, departed for Japan and there won 23 and lost but eight games in two months tour of that country. The conference. championshi was lost that year by half a game.
 Won Northwest Title
 Last year with all of those stars on the job and Ed Liston and Frel- die Lewis added to their ferce5 the team won the Northwestern cham r.onship handily and took in all 20 out of 25 games.
 Torrance, Leonard and Maloney graduated this year while McMahon and Zamberin decided to stick to business. Catcher Gene Walby. Pitch CT Mike Lovejoy Outfielders Frayne and Lcavers were added and the team has gone right on.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-01
R0DEO USHERS
 IN BIG FIGHT

GREAT FALLS, Mont, June l. Plans for the "greatest roaeo ths West has ever seen,' to be staged a. Shelby Mont, the week preceding the Dempsey-Gibbons championship fight on July 1, are being made by "D.ck' Ringing, millionaire ranch CT of Montana and son of one of the Ringing brothers, according to John F. Dawson, president of the Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Company, who recently returned from Chicago where he discussed the matter with MT. Ringing.
 Dick Rirgling is owner of 50,000 acres in Meagher county, in this state, is aa a.rpllne enthusiast an1 has been manager of the rodeos al Bozeman, Mont, for several years. During the negotiations which pre- ceded signing Dempsey for the bout with Gibbons. Mir Ringing was in Chicago and took an active part in the endeavor to secure the worlds heavyweight championship bout for Shelby.
 The crowd will come to Shelby for the fight and thus. it is said, will come in time for the rodao, which. according To MT Dawson, is being planned by MT. Ringing on "a scale exceeding the annual WId West shows a. Cheyenne, Pendlston and Niles City.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-01
SULPHUR IS BEST 10 CLEAR UP UGLY, BROKEN OUT SKIN

Any breaking out or skin irri- tation on face, neck or body is oyer- come quickest by applying Mentho- Sulphur, says noted skin special ist. Because of its germ destroying properties, nothing has ever been found to take the place of this sul- phur preparation that instantly brings ease from the itching, burn ing and irritation.
 Mentho Sulphur heals eczema right up, leaving the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment or disfgurement. A little jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur nay be obtained at any drug store. It is used like cold cream.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-01
PLUMMER WINS
 FOR HIS TEAM

SEATTLE, June 1-Rill Plum mer, pitching recruit, defeated Salt Lake yesterday. Meyers retired at the end of the third inning in favor Of Gould.
 The batteries were:
 Seattlo=Plummer and Ritchie.
 Salt Lake-Meyers, Gould and Peters and Anfnson
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-01

college careers is composed of Por- ter T. kerckhhaff and Alfred A. Fer rario, football; John A Logan, bas- ketball, and George l.. Haneberg and Joseph R. Fitzpatrick, baseball
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-01
RAGE HORSES
 ARE BURNED

CLEVELAND, June 1.-Eight thor oughbred race horses and a pony were burned to death in a fire last night which destroyed five barns of the Ohio State Jockey Club at the race track at Maple Height. near Bedford nearby. One hundred and fifty racers were trapped in the barns but were rescued by race course attendants who cut the ami mals loose.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-01
PETE HERMAN
 IS RECAININC
 HIS EYESIGHT
Totally Blind for Over Year, Little Fighter Par
 italy Recovers.

NEW ORLEANS. June 1-Pc.a Herman, former hantamwa.gh. cham pion Of the world who kas haea to. tally blind for mere than ,I year as the result of blow during a lighs sparring exhibition in Philadelphia alt a charity benefit, has recovered sight partially today. Physicians at tending him said he would entirely recover the Use of one eye at les1t.
 Herman ItaHs to continue ia the boxing game as a manager.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-01
WILLARD STARTS TRAINING FOR GO
 WITH LUIS FIRPO

LOS ANGELES, June 1.--Jess Will lard today started training for his bout on July with Luis Firpo