davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
DE LONG ANSWERS
CATLlN PROTEST

Uncle Henry De Long, Council
Bluffs marrying parson." Thursday
issued vigorous statement In answer
To the objections Of Rev J. Frederic
Cstlin OF First Baptist church. who
protested 10 the county commission
ers Wednesday against the operation
of Rev. De Longs marriage hureaY"
in tho court house.
I'm the past six months ! have
given Ss.Soe out of INV fee. fo chsri-
~" Rev. Mr. pe Long declared
Thursday.
In this time I have collected t4,o7a
in fees gave $1,000 Of this to the
Broadway Methodist church 10 he
used In child welfare work. aud 81. 500
TO various other charities. An cs the
rest spent for the comfort ef my in.
valid wife. who died two weeks age"
The county commissioners did not
act Wednesday on Rev. Mr.. Cstlin's
protest.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Expected to
Sign His End
= : of Match Today
Sporting Club Manager Seeks
to Get in Touch With
St. Paul
a. Baitler.

London. Jan. S.-Luis Angelo Firpo.
Argentine's "Wild Bull Nof the Pam
pas" called, unaceompanied, at the
National Sporting club here today
and confirmed his acceptance of the
clubs offer for him to meet Tommy
Gibbons, the American light heavy
weight, In London, March 30, for a
purse of 10000 pounds sterling, with
the winner taking 60 per cent and
1he clubs heavyweight belt.
Meanwhile, the projected ring bat
lie between Firpo and Gibbons APP
pears to be depending on various
circumstances. Arthur 3. Bettison,
manager of the Sporting club, is
seeking to get in touch with Gibbons
ii he is favorable TO meeting the
Argentine.
Firpo expects to sign his end Of the
match tomorrow
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Whitney Prefers
Miami Track to
Fair Grounds

New Orleans. La, Jan. 8.-The
Harry Payne Whitney stable OF 30
horses will be shipped TO Miami, Fla,
it was announced today by Nose
Goldblatt, trainer. -.
While there was no Official ex-
planation. local racing men believed
Mr.. Whitney was displeased with the
Fair Grounds stewards recent action
in suspending for 10 days Ivan
ParLe. Americas foremost jockey,
for alleged fouling during a race.
Parke is expected to accompany the
stable to Miami where racing will be-
Gin January Is.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
WEL7ERWEICHT CHAMPION GAINS
POPULAR VERDICT AT CLOSE OF
12-ROUND, NO-DECISION BOUT
Ski S Wife Fails
to Appear Against
Battler in Court

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 7.-"Baf.
tlins" Siki will shake the dust of
Memphis from his feet tomorrow.
This announcement was made In
police court late today when the
Senegalese pugiIist appeared for
hearing OH charge of disorderly
conduct. The complaining witness
Silks wife-failed to appear and a
formal dismissal was ordered.
Sikh was arrested last night fol-
lowing a disturbance with his wife.
1t was Skis second set-tO with
the police since he came to Men,
phis, his wife's home, to spend
Christmas.
II was said that Sikh would go
to Cincinnati to fill ring engage
ment in that city.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
FRANK TROEH WINS
~TRAPSHOOT TITLE

Pf1shurst, n. c., Jan. Frank
Troeh OF Portland, Ore, Pacific coast
champion, won the 16.yard champion
ship of the mid-winter trap-shpoting
tournament here today with 156
breaks out of $50. The event also de-
cided the high average contest on the
first $50 targents at 16 yards which
Troeh also won and the east against
west race in which eastern gunners
we're victorious, with total score of
2277 against 2,2F.
Other scores follow:
Frank s. Wright, Buffalo. 1855; Phil
Miller, Dallas, 1853; Mark Arle, Cham
paign, m. 152. w. II. Fawcett. Robbins
dale, Mimi. 152. c. A. Young. Sandusky,
o. 152. c. a. Bogart. Sandusky. 152,
David r. Leahy. New York, 15i; l. Il.
sIocum. Trenton, y. j.. Isl.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
TIA ,JUANA.

First race: Two furlonss: = :.
Mlss MDss Lester Is .s .smith)....5.oo .:o 20
Country Life. il5 tsheffeD ..........s.4o
Time: 20 s-5. Dormouse. afalmonides.
L.ady Aedeen. Letter Six. Unionviile.
Second race: Five and ono half fur
5,l,l Golden :, Red. Iss s gEmo II" SO 4eo
Time: Les. Jack Led, ArIetta.
weodie Nonisomsrg, ssnth,a c. Dumb
worthy. Nacomee and Elda also ran.
Third race: Five and one=hsif furlongs.
Runieigh. i'll q. !. Roberts).5.o0 $50 so
Harrigan,s Heir. III Cwllsonl 80. $50
Time isoI As. No Wonder Rosa AtiSin.
sBoernS II. 7. randergrast. Billy Glib
upsr Lady Lucille Russell. xRene Frey
and eThe Wsg also ran.
. Fourth race. -Four and one-haif fur
Lady Leland. ios tMcHuEh)
Run Away. 10 tcraig) ........,2. $50 40
Time: .5tl-s. Miss Nantnrs. Beda zzle.
skokie. Bell X. Angela. Hillside. chAi-
longer. Nsstsbaga. Victory Won and Fat
Mahrey also ran.
Ebb Tide. III Tieciriio) $50 $50 6.no
Hyanpom. Jos eMcHugh) $50
seth's Memory. ioi tRobert.l 80. $50
John Morrill,. Sweet Grass and Bright
Idea also ran.
Lizetts left at post.
Sixth race. Sir furiongs.
Gen. Thatcher. III tBruening)
postiilion 1to tLiiley) y)..........c..0 30
avid Heather. JOS OEdwardsl -; 50
Time; 1:1e. xotarer. Royal Visitor.
Snooksic Bradley. sTrseer. Nr;uckS.
xComhastor. The CorsaIr. ADDISON and
Bon Homme also ran.
Seventh race: furions.:
Cofheld lle tRoberts) .....fn SO ese
stroller. 10? tEiiis) ......-.....as0 $50
Odd Seth. los piccirriilol ..........5.e 90
Time; 1913 Is Idle Thoughts Wander
burg. Fair Rowena. Trusty. Queen Bess
Wilmer the Wizard. Jack Frost. Elias O..
Lady Rose also ran
Ssndaiwood fell.
Eighth race; ~ miles:
Walter nant. los 6EdwardsD ften $50 s.sn
Louis, IFS tCorbetp ..........s7.s II 20
Tom owens. III tBarnesp ....s....s.so 5. 80
Time .io9. Willow Tree. Tag Day.
Nhipsaw. Royal Queen, Ieenrack, Dyns-
mic. Senator posian. Torslda. Pembroke
Monopoly, Firoworth also ran.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09

clean lead on his heavier opponent
in eight of the II rounds. The fifth
was even while McTigue was given
credit for the sixth. seventh and
eighth. In all of the others Walker
displayed superior. fighting ability.
Ii could be no more than a popu-
lar decision, for the Jersey laws
permit no other. Walker could
have added another title only by a
knockout.
Walker gained the popular deci-
sion by carrying the fight to his
adversary from the opening to the
final gong. The weights were
Walker 149 3i; McTigue $50.
McTigue attempted to fight a de-
fensive battle. His work was OF
the inferior sort. Time and again
when Walker wanted to carry at a
fast pace he was stopped BY Me-
Tigue's holding on.
Walker scored the greater num-
her Of blows and most OF these had
strength behind them. 1t was only
at rare intervals that McTigue
came back. Because OF his aggres-
sive tactics piled up points until
nothing but knockout could have
won IN the closing rounds for Nc
Tigue.
Carrying the fight to his adversary
tired Walker.
He kept punmeling at McTigue's s
head and body. Few Of these blows.
toward the close of the fight, carried
any real steam behind them. How.
ever, they were of sufficient i'm.
portanee TO gain the popular decision
for Walker. He was roundly cheered
as he made his way out OF the ring
to his dressing room.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
PILLS, WHITE SOX
CLAIM PLAYER

Chicago, Jan. S.-Baseball Commits
sleAier Lands today was asked by the
Chicago White Sox to decide whether
Pitcher O'Neill of the Beaumont ffex.)
club belongs to the Sox or the Phila-
delpiha Nationals.
The management of the Phillies an
nounced it had purchased O'Neill for
$4,000 and eight players. The White
Sox claim to have had an agreement
with Beaumont calling for a choice
OF any of its players in 1924 and 1925.
ONeil is n big Highlander and was
sought by four major league clubs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
FORMER OMAHAN
DIES IN WYOMING

Mrs. Frances Macken. Sc, formerly
OF Omaha. died Wednesday at Lingle,
WNo.. where she had made her home
for several years. She had been i'll
for more than a year.
Her body viii he brought TO Omaha
for burial, and funeral services. will
be held at y. IN. Saturday at Plym
outh congregational church. Eight
centh and Ehmet streets.
She is survived by her mother. Mrs.
Frank Lehmcr OF Omaha. and by three
sisters and four hrethers. They arc,
Mrs. Jackson Hitchman. Porto Rico
AIRS. Allan Crmson. Newcastle, Ia.
Mrs. Arthur pearse. Madison. Wis.
Frank I.ehmer. Porto Rico; Herman
Lehmer, Aurora. ILL.,: Charles r. Leh.
mer, Bellevue. Neh.. and Philip Leh-
mer OF Isinglc, Wyo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
ENTIRE STAFF
IS REELECTED

The entire staff Of the Commercial
Savings and loan association OF
Sou,h Omaha WAS reelected at the
saith annual stockholders meeting
" McinesiaN niSht
The staff consists of Z. 7. SheehS.
president. W L. Adkins. Vice rresi.
dent; James J. Fitzgerald. secretary;
J. II. reti,a. ssisstant secretary: Alvin
Johnson. treasurer, and A. II. Muir
dock. attorney.
Three directors were elected tar q
three.Near term. They are Frank
Kou,sSy. r ]. Sheehy and $. \.
NarNnkewicr.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
M'NALLY OUT ON
HABEAS CORPUS

Federal Judge J. ". WoodrouBh
Thursday sustained the habeas
corpus proceedings Of Elmer McNal'
ly, former proprietor of n soft drink
parlor at Thirteenth and Davenport
streets. who was sentenced to two
years in jail by Judge John MCGEE
on charges OF sale Of liquor, and
ordered his release.
MeNally was given two sentences
Of six months each and one of year
The habeas corpus action was based
on the recent ruling OF the supreme
court that Judge MoGeo errored in
sentencing persons 20 consecutive
sentences.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
BAN PLACED ON
PUNCHBOARDS

Adair. Ia. Jan. S.---Slot machines.
punch ho0rds and other gambling de-
Vices have disappeared from the
counters 81 'ocal cafes. cigsr and
candy stores in compliance with an
elict is.lea 10y Mayor Soule. Com.
paints had been filed With the coun-
~ attorney and attorney general. II
IL said. II Is understood that a gen.
crel cleanup OF the county also has
been ordered.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09

$50, 900 classic, and the number of
high class e-year-oIds developed this
season indicates as many or more will
be in the race before nominations
close the last week in February. or
the large number originally made
eligible. only rarely do more than a
score start I'm the big race.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Bluejiay Track
Candidates Meet
With Coach

Creighton university track candi
dates met with. Coach Chet Wynne
Wednesday afternoon in the Bluejay
gymnasium TO discuss the coming
hardboard campaign.
A large squad of tracksters attend
ed the meeting and gave some indi
cation of what the Hilltoppers
strength will be this spring.
Stewart, Morrissey, Nolan, Byrnc
Powers. Reiney. Schuler and Bendon
were among the men who pounded
around the oval in seasoning training
after the meeting.
Creighton will be host TO the north
central conference indoor meet TO be
held February 20.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Ski Is Ordered
Out Of Memphis

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. s.-Batting
sikh Senegcleso prize fighter. was
ordered out OF Memphis before night
when he appeared In police court to-
day To answer n charge OF disorderly
conduct. Although his wife. Lillian
Fall. did not show up to prosecute
the charge that he had beaten her.
tho court ordeerd sikh to leave. A
charge of assault and battery against
him was dismissed.
Sikh kissed a police reporter on
both checks when he was told In
French he would not have to pay a
fine.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
HOLLOCHER MAY
RETURN TO CUBS

Outdoor exercise and golf have SO
improved the condition of Charley Hol-
locher. Chicago National shortstop,
whose health last fall appeared likely
to keep him from the game perman-
entity, that he may be able TO rejoin
the team at the opening of the sea
son in April. lie has Informed Presi-
dent Week that he did not care about
making the training trip TO Call.
fornia with his mates because he be
lieves he can better round into shape
at his home In st. Louis and he may
he allowed to absent himself from
the pre- season workouts.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
STRONG
SIGN TO FIGHT

BILLY" Nrick. Omaha manager Of
a stable of knuclSle bruisers. has
closed with Sioux City fight pro.
moters for the appearance of Sailor"
Liston, welterweight, and Everett
Strong. middlewelght, Ia Sioux City,
Jan. II.
Liston has been signed TO meet
Tiger Johnny Cline, while Strong
will meet one Eddie Morris.
The Liston-tllne fight should he an
interesting affair as both boys are
aggressive sluegers.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09

FIGHT STOPPED

New York. Jan. AFTER Eddie
,CannonbalD Martin, recently crowned
bantarnweight champion of the world
and Augie Pisno. Coney Island ban
tsmweight, had fought almost three
slow rounds Of scheduled six.round
bout at the Ridgewood A. C., Brook
lyn, tonight, the referee waved the
men to their corners and declared a
mo contest"
The referee warned Martin in the
first round, accusing the champion of
pulling his punches. Both men con,
tinued through a slow second and
into the third round when the bout
was stopped.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
STRIBLING TO MEET
IIMMY DELANEY

Young Stribling, Georgia school
boy light heavyweight. will meet a
formidable foe IN boxing Jimmy De.
ianey of St. Paul, protege of Mike
Gibbon at Grand Rapids. Mich. jan.
uary y. Delaney made Gene Tunney,
American light heavyweight cham
pion step at top speed to win shade
decisions. Delaney boxes with the
same speed and puzzlfng style that
made Gibbons the phantom OF ths
ring. -
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
CALIFORNIA MAY :.
MEET NOTRE DAME

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. 7.-Uniyer-
sitv of Southern California and Notre
Dame football teams may meet in
Grant park stadium, Chicago, in No
vernber. it'was reported here today.
Announcement of tentative sched-
1iling of the game will be made at
the annual election OF captain of the
Los Angeles university team here TO-
night, 1t was said.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
77777-7-77
RITES FRIDAY FOR
HARDWARE MAN

Funeral services for Charles T..
Hutchins. 6l, travelling representa-.
tive for the Leekountze Hardware
company, who died "Wednesday OF
pneumonia, will be held Friday at J
p. M. az the Stack funeral home.
A Christian Science reader viii have
charge Of tho services. Burial will be
az jefferson. Ia.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
UTILITY
PLAYER RETlRES

Pittsburgh. Pa. Jan. s.--The retire
ment from baseball of Walter uIeiniel
Mueller, utility fielder of the Pitts
burgh National league club, was an
nopnced tonight by Barney Dreyfus,
owner Of the club. Mueller advised
the pittsburgh mana cement that he
had entered business near 81. Louis.
He had been a member of the Pirate
squad for three years
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Cage Pilots
Chosen for
1886

Alliance. a.. Jan. s.---ScIection nj
thc same time of the 1923 and 1926
captains Of the Mount Union basket
hall squads y believed To set pre-.
ccdent In athletics. Lefty" Miller.
was chosen for 1925 and "Bo" Labor
for iss6. Miller will play center aud
Labor guard during these seasons.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Kaplan, Martin to
Appear on Coast

Los Angeles. Jan. s.--Two cham
pions, one Kid Kaplan. OF Meriden,
Conn, newly crowned featherweight
king. and the other, Eddie Cannon
BalD Martin. of Brooklyn, y. Y. who
recently won the bantamweight title.
have been signed TO appear in bouts
at the Vernon arena, near here, it
wss announced today by Hayden
Wadhams. Vernon matchmaker. op-
ponents OF the boxers will he picked
by Jack Doyle. owner of the sadium.
but dates OF the bouts have not been
set yet.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Salesman Hurt in Fall.

Cart " Echefi. salesman FOR the
Penn I'll comiNny % Ccuneil Hlutf<.
slipped and tcn 10 the sidewalk IN
Sioux Cii, Monaa, nlsht. lie was
taken te hospital in tha, city. where
his condition vas announced a. nc;
ssrious
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
TIGER" FLOWERS
AGAIN VICTOR

Providence. r. l., Jan. Tiger
Flowers. sensational Atlanta negro
middleweight. defeated Dan Dowd OF
Boston on "a technical knockout in
the sixth round of their scheduled 10
round bout tonight. Dowd was badly
beaten and his seconds tossed in the
towel to save him from further pun
ishment.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
BRESSLER TOCOVER
FIRST FOR REDS.

Cincinnati. Jan. s.-Doubt as TO who
will play first base for the Cincin-
matt Nationals next season was set at
rest today by President August Herr.
mann. who announced that Rube
Bressler. will positively start on that
bag.
I'VE have given up all ideas Of get
ting any other player for the posi-
fion,. said Hermann.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
McEwan Reappointed
Head Army Coach

West Point, N. Y, Jan. 7.-Reap
pointmept OF Capt. John j. McEwar
as head coach OF the army football
team for the 1925 season was an
nounced today. He has served as
head coach for the last two years.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09

Lafayette, Ind, Jan. 7.-Basket
ball fans at Purdue university were
cheered today by the return of Wins
ton Robbins, veteran floor guard. 10
the quintet. lie has been i'll. lie Will
play In the game with Iowa Friday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
RODGERS TO PILOT
PEORIA BALL TEAM.

Peoria. Ill.,. Jan. s.-Milliam Rod
gers, last year manager Of the Al.
bany. y. V. team in the Eastern
league and. formerly with Portland.
ore. and Sacramento of the Pacific
Coast league, was today selected as
manager of the Peoria club OF the
Three Eye league.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09

Pittsburgh, Pa. Jan. S,-Riehard
Carey. fourmonths-od son Of Max
Carey, captain of the Pittsburgh
Pirates, died today in Los Angeles
from pneumonia, friends of the pitts
burgh baseball player were advised
tonight
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Veteran Horseman Dies.

Lexington, Ky, Jan. s.--John Mil
ler, 20, widely known as shipper
OF trotting and thoroughbred horses,
died at a hospital here late today after
a brief illness. He had been engaged
in shipping race horses in Lexington
for more than 40 years.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
TO FIGHT
CHARLEY FERACI

Memphis. Jan. s.-Sammy Mandell
of Rockford, Ill. lightweighs title
contender. and Charley Feraci. New
Orleans have been matched TO meet
in an eight-round bout here next
Monday night, according TO Billy
Hack, local fight promoter.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
po Confirms Acceptance Of Offer to Meet Tommy Gibbons London
Creighton Props
to Open Season
Against South

1924 state cham
pion Creighton
prepsters are fast
+ o u n d ing into
shape for the
first game Of the
sea son with the
South High five
at ishton gym
Friday Y night.
Coach Drenna II
has had a big
task this season
in nlolding a
winning team out
of green material,
but pre- season in
,dications seem TO
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
TO HAVE
TWO OPERATIONS

New York. Jan. s.-Urhan Shocker,
traded to tho New York Yankees by
the ST. Louis Browns, will have two
operations performed before report
iug fer the southern trip. lie VIII
have his fonsils removed and a tumor
taken from his right shoulder.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09

EW NORk, Jan.
s.-Paavo Nurni
will attempt to
lower four worlds
records the next
time he faces Joie
X n y, veteran
American, W n q
gave the Finn =
thrilling mile race
IN their first In.
door struggle nj
Madison square
Garden last Tues
day.
Their second in.
.lnnr roufest will
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
"BO" M'MILLAN TO
; COACH AT GENEVA

Beaver Falls. Pa. Jan. s.-"Bo'
Mcmillan, football coach last season
at Centenary college. and former foot.
ball star Of Centre college. was chosen
all-year athletic coach OF Geneva col-
lege. il VAS announced today.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Line Coach Reappointed.

st. Louis, Jan. S.--Harvey Brown.
line coach of st. Louis universitys
football team and former Notre Dame
player. has been signed as assistant
to Head Coach Dan Savage for three
more years, II was announced today.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Mrs. Arthur kunold Dies.

' Mrs. Arthur kunold, IS, died We'd
nosday night at her home sSoe South
Fourteenth street She Is survived
by her husband and by small SON
and daughter. Her body Was taken
to Brewers mortuary,
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09

Where a community is composed Of
people, the majority of whom are In
nttSsted in personal hygiene. tho
health OF that community will be
eorrsspondingly good
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
OUISvILLE, Jan. g.

More than 100 oil
the fastest 3-year-
Olds in the coun-
try probably will
be nominated for
the 51st renewal
Of the Kentucky
Derby at Churchill
Downs next May
16. Last winter
la entries were
named for the
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Light Heavyweight Title Hold
er Fights Defensive Battle
Walker the Ag-
gressor.
yy TOM THORPE.

S.-Miekey Walk.
cr. elterweight
champion, gained
a clean-cut deci-
sion over Nike
Mc1igue. light
heavyweight title
holder. in a fast
and furious L.
round bout at the
Sussex arm ory
last night.
Walker had a
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09

take place at the Illinois Athletic
club ga4es In Chicago, January 10,
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Cyclone Mat
Dates Announced
special Dispatch To The omaha Bee.


Ames, Ia. Jan. S.-Iowa State S
wrestling schedule. just announced by
r. y. Metcalf, director of athletics,
includes eight matches, five of them
at Ames. and puts the Cyclones
against the best teams of the west as
well as one of the strongest teams IN
the east.
Kansas L, the Michigan Aggies,
West Virginia, Northwestern and
Minnesota will meet at Ames. Ne
braska will be grappled with at Lin
coin, where the Missouri valley meet
will also be held. The western inter
collegiate will take place at Mime
apolis this year The schedule will
bring the Cyclone vrestlers into ac-
ton ou January 81 against Kansas
The following week viii be open.
After that, Coach Otopalik' $ men will
wfestle every week until the schedule
is completed.
The schedule as it now stands Is.
January 3o-ksnsas 1 at Ames.
February open.
FEBRUARY i4-Nebrasks at Lincoln
February .7-Nest Virginia at AWes.
March s-NarthN tern At Anes-
March 7-Minnesata ~ Ames
March 10 and 14-MisSouri valley mae'
At Lincoln. -
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09
Mitchell Coach Makes
Known Cage Schedule

Mitchell, Neb., Jan. Coach MY
ron Anderson has lined up a stiff
schedule for his Mitchell High school
eagers. The schedule:
January e-Gering at Mitchell.
January 13-Nitchell ~ Morrill,.
January 16--Scottshluff n Mitchell.
January 20-Mipatare at Mitchell.
January @3-MltchcH at IorflhBlon'
Wyo.
January s7-Bayard al Mitchell.
JantIarv 30-Mftchell at Alliance.
Irehruary 3-Morriil at Mitchell.
Irahruerv G-Nacheli at Bayard.
February 10--Mnchel at Scoitsbluff
February I3-rorrington at Mitchell.
F-ebruarv f9--Chadron tournament
February 24-Ailiance at Mitchell.
February 27-Mitcheii at Gering.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-09

'iiIe. 'mara'pSps purse s7o6. claim
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-13
SUMTER SHOULD
HAVE MORE HOGS
Large Feed Crop VIII Enable
Farmer TO Make Money Rails
ing Hogs, Says Cleft

Hogs. County Agent elicit
knows about them. lie points out
that South Georgia this year is pro-
ddcing an abundant food crop for
hogs and at the present time there
WAS nothing like a Sufficient num-
her Of hogs to consume the crop.
Mr.. Cleft says that farn ers with
a surplus food crop could get more
money by turning the surplus into
logs than could be obtained by
selling the surplus on the open MIR
ket.
In some counties, Mr.. gebb said,
where these conditions exist, plans
are already under way to provide a
sufficient number of hogs to con
81 me the food--many 81 them
gathering the crop-and that the
owners would realize han lsome
profit. In such counties. he show
ed banks and other fiji .ncial in
terests were assisting The farmer
to secure the hogs neaded to con-
sumo the surplus. Sumter shctld
do likewise.