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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
WESTERN LEAGUERS
MEETING IN PEACE

WICHITA. Kan. April 70
Everything is expected 90 b. peaceful
NJ the Western League meeting here
Monday. The club owners who have
inught. in the EaSt. over changing
ih" league president and policies of
the league, seem 90 be enthusiastic
now over prospects. II is unlikely
dist an. changes wiz BE- made in tn"
re9kie-vete-au rule right now, and
Dgla Gear. league president. expects
ire league 10 give j. at least a years
tr'sL
lacE Holland. Of oklahoma City.
a.!rocatea fund 81 5000. put UP
" TIE leasUa for t.r U0nuaut winner
Dr. this also seems likely 10 be voted
& vH. say member of the league di-
ola5iU who 9rr here.
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FORMER S. A. PLAYERS
FIGURE IN TYLER WIN

TYLER, Tex, April 12.-Former
San Antonio ball players figured
prominently in victory and defeat here
Sunday when the Tyler Trojans
downed the Palestine Pals, 2 to o.
The Trojans sported an Alamo City
battery of Josh Porter, Kirby Ly-
brand and Charlie Schroyer. Spike
Kelly, making his first appearance
in professional baseball in the roll of
catcher for the Pals, is from the San
Antonio sandlOts.
Porter allowed Palestine but three
scratch hits in six innings and only
nine batters faced Lybrand who
hurled the last three innings.
Longnecker, also sent here from the
San Antonio Bears, doubled off Hol.
land 10 figure in scoring both Of the
runs for the TrOjans.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
CRAWFORDS PLAY
TIE AT BANDERA

The Crawford Motor Giants went
to deadlock Of 9-tO-9 Sunday at
Bandera.
After a bad start in the first in
ming the Bandera team took a six
run lead. From then on, the Giants
settled down 10 some real playing and
hard hitting TO tie the score in the
ninth inning.
The game would have gone extra
innings had it not been for Crawford
objections to the umpiring.
Bruce and Mansfield were the
leading hitters for Bandcra while
Jackson. O'Brien and Hopkins shared
in the hitting honors for the Giants.
Johnson, who relieved Wardwell on
the mound for the Giants pitched
alright ball. Hummel went the en-
tire route for Bandera.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
BOXING BILL
UP BEFORE
VOTERS
Chicago Goes to Polls on
Question to Legalize
Mitt-slinging.
By WARREN BROWN
Universal Service Stal Correspondent.

Universal Service Stal Correspondent.
CHICAGO, April 12-Chicago votes
on the question of legalized boxing
Tuesday. The yes" element, which
seems to be the faction heard most in
whatever campaigning there has been
says that the bill will be passed by a
margin ranging anywhere from 81 to
81.
Boxing supporters base their pre-
dictions on the inclusion Of the yes"
in the Democratic party platform, and
the endorsement of the bill by the Re
publican party in practically every
ward of the city. United American
Legion posts, of Cook county, have
endorsed the bill, and will be among
the workers for it, at the polls, Tues
day.
An organization, known as the "box-
ing boosters and including in its
membership numerous civic leaders, as
we'll as members of the rank and file,
have been actively engaged in further
ing the cause of the "yes" for several
weeks, and will remain active until
the ballots are in.
The question of greatest interest, to
the greatest number of boxing fans,
is: how long before a show can act
ually be held in Chicago, following
the successful passage of the bill, next
Tuesday?
Senator z. J. Hughes. who played
an important part in putting the bill
across in the State Legislature. said
yesterday that he did not see how n
show could be held before June, at
the very least.
The boxing law, as passed by the
Legislature, calls for 10-rOund bouts.
1t is to be determined by the commits
sion whether bouts shall be no de-
cision, or to a referees decision.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
YOUNG STAR
LEAVES ON
OPTION
Needs Experience
Go Fast for First
League Game.

Guildas GorreI, young San Anto-
MO semi-pro infielder, who has been
carried all spring as good prospect
by the San Antonio Bears. left sun
day night to join the Laurel, Miss.
club of the Cotton States League for
year of professional experience.
Gorrell is due TO join his club at
jackson, Miss. Tuesday.
Manager Mite, before he left witt
the Bear regulars for a tour of Cen
trail Texas, said he considered GOrrell
good pto pee ana that all ne ne /
ed TO become a first-class league ball
player was league experience.
Gorrell flashed with st. Mary's
Academy and later with the AZtecs,
West Side semi-pros.
Tickets for the Bears opening
game of the Texas League season
here Friday afternoon are selling at u
rate TO indicate that the stands may
be packed. Secretary Tom Common re-
ported Monday. Downtown ticket off
res are doing a thriving business in
reserved seats.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
EXHIBITIONS
San Antonio II; Terrell l.

San Antonio II; Terrell 1.
New York Yankees II: Brook
Ign Z.
Beaumont %; Port Arthur Sham
rocks (semi-prOs) 0.
New Orleans 7-3; Shreveport Al.
Dallas 6; Fort Worth 4.
Houston s; Omaha 5.
Des Moines at Wichita Falls, wet
grounds.
Waco Z; COrsicana 8.
New York Giants 8; Washington 0,
Cleveland 8; Cincinnati 1.
Boston Braves 3; Providence 4.
Detroit Z; Memphis 0.
Chicago White SoK 6; Toledo !.
philadelphia Athletics 4; Balti-
more 3.
Tyler 9; Palestine q.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
ORANGE CRUSH NINE
BEATS LEROY HICKS

Getting their first hit off Leroy
Hicks in the seventh inning to score
tally, and touching him for another
blow in the ninth to tie the score,
the Orange Crush Bottlers Of the Sat
urday League found him suddenly and
crossed the plate three times in the
tenth to defeat the Seguin White Sox,
TO 2, at Seguin Sunday.
The White Sox scored in the early
innings and retained two-run lead
until the Bottlers solved the offerings
Of Hicks in the seventh.
Jimmie Miller and Rees worked
as the battery for Orange Crush and
Hicks and Bergfelder formed the
White SOx battery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
POWELL, STEFFLER
TIE IN TRAPSHOOT

Ernest H. Powell and Charles
Stefner tied for bonors in the semi
weekly shoot Of the San Antonio Gun
Club Sunday before the municipal
traps. Each broke 40 clay birds out
Of 30.
Other scores were: DR.. Mac e..
johnson, IS; Z. o. Lyman. A; Jack
George, A: J. II. Hudson, 4G; a,
l.. Huber. 40; {. +. Lange. ~
=. y. Reynolds, 70: DR.. y. S
Claunch. 43; DR.. r. $. Adams. ~
Fred J. Johnston. -; Ted ThomU.
kins. ~ Shooting at - targets
J. +. AIcG0wau and VI. 4. Nc.
Eachern broke p each
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
AUTHOR OF THAT 2OO-YARD
TOUCHDOWN IN BIG LEAGUE

NEW YORK. April 12.-P)-
Raymond r. lSnoOksl Dowd. who
once ran 200 yards for a touchdown.
is playing second base for Brooklyn.
While playing football for Lehigh
in his college days. be was given the
ball in the shadow Of his gpponents
posts. Defenders were numerous
wherever he turned. and he racrl
down the gridiron in what appeared
to be one Of the most foolish plays
ever attempted.
He reached his own posts, raced
behind them and across the field AMI
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
GREAT FIELD SURE
FOR BELMONT STAKE

NEW YORK, April 12.-One Of
the greatest 3-year-old races of re-
cent years will BE- run at Belmont Park
this season, If the list Of eligibles for
the Belmont stakes, made public to-
day, live up to their promise. Pompey
and Chance Play, 2-year-old leaders
in 1925, are among those named, in
addition 10 Haste, Mars, Navigator,
Flight Of Time and Crusader.
The Belmont. which is one Of The
oldest 3-year-Old classics u the amer,
jean turf, will be worth 100000, pro-
vidod as many as six horses 90 to the
post
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then all the way to the enemy's goal
for touchdown.
Several years ago he was tried by
the Philadelphia Athletics. Later
be- played in the American AssOcia.
riOn. the Southern Association. the
international. Texas and Eastern
Leagues. Always, from the records
he was a capable performer, a 300
hitter, a good fielder and a flash on
the base paths.
Wilbert Robinson took him from
Jersey City. Dowd led off the Brook.
Ign batting order yesterday and got
run-making single.
He is an excellent basket ball play
or. also.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
BRUINS SEND C0RRELL TO LAUREL CLUB
Kdhdot Decides
Glass E Is OK.
Pay Holds Up

Ike Kahdot, the little Indian
infieIder, sold outright to Ard
more, Okla, in the Western As
ISOLATION last week, finally de-
cided his dignity was not so
badly hurt at being sent to a
Glass C club as he at first
thought. Monday he departed
for Ardm0re.
"Chief," when he learned his
sale was outright, saw visions OF
a big cut in salary and he baked.
Ardmore wired him to come
ahead Monday and Everything
would be all right" in the way
Of pay.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
AUSTIN GULF WINS
AT FREDERICKSBURG

FREDERICKSBURG, Tex, April
12-Fredericksburg's crack Giants
dropped their opening game to the
Gulf Oilers, Of Austin, to 4, here
Sunday. Three glaring errors by the
Giants ruined their chances Of victory.
Henke. Giant pitcher, struck out 10
battcrs, but the Austin Oilers collected
- hits off his delivery. Reese, Austin
hurlcr, allowed 10 safctics.
Batteries: Austin-Rccse and Da-
Vi; Giants-Henke and Hahn, Kn0pp.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
7 EcS0JRI PACIFIC
TRIMS SPEARS NINE

Thc Missouri Pacific Bgnsters
hirvcd thsir second straight victory
m the season Sunday BY defeating
thr new Noa Spears team. Z 20 3,
90 Block Stadium. Evans was on the
mound for the Boosters and Hubbard
m the harness. Manager Jack Toiar
aud Flores hurled for N0a Spears.
with Fordyce doing the receiving. The
Missouri Pacific team won from the
81 GeTard's last Sunday. 9 10 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
VOLLMER WINS MOUND
DUEL FROM BURKHARD

Richter's Bakery, entry in the In
termediate baseball league, went down
in defeat in their first game Of the
season Sunday afternoon, before the
st. Gerard's nine, 2 to 1. The Bak-
ers were able to gauge VOllmer OF
the winners for more than two hits.
The Saints punched their five off
Burkhard Of Richters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
ALL OVER is FIRST.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 12.-All
Over, G. b. Irwin's stable star, proved
much the best Of a field Of five in the
running Of the $4,000 Tia Juana cup
event, feature race at two miles, at
Tia Juana Sunday, defeating Rose.
dale stables Sanford by seven lengths.
DR.. Clark. owned by Earl Linnell,
finished u lengths behind the winner
for third place. Time, 3 20.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
KIM HAS BIG TIME
AT new BRAUNFELS

The X. and NJ. Shoemen felt per
fecuy Mt home in New Braunfels sun
dag afternoon and enjoyed n big bat
fest at the expense OF two Tiger hurl-
err. including Ludwig. their ace. -
The Shoemen won easily. j. TO >.
Postel solved the offerings Of the
New Braunfels hurlers better than
the rest Of the club. getting a homer.
a double and three singles in six trips
o. the plate. Milhan and Pape d.
vided the mound duty for the Shoe
men. the former going four innings
and Pape five.
Score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
CUBS SCORE PLENTY
TO DEFEAT JUNIORS

Touching the st. Gerard's Junior
pitcher for II hits, the Independent
Cubs won over the Saints Sunday
afternoon, II to 9. Walker and Fixes
led the winners at bat and Stahl,
with a double and single, was the
losers crack hitter. ....
Score: Il. II. r.
Cubs ................ II Z
ST. Gerard's ........E. g 10 4
Batteries: Walker and Gourlcy
Stall aud Guellaruse.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
KEARNEY ON MOUND
AS S. P. WINS FIRST

YOAKUM, April 12.-Charlie Kear-
ney was in rare form Sunday, and
gave the San Antonio Southern Pa
cific team its first victory of the sea-
son. over the Yoakum S. P. nine, . to
3. Kearney famed IL of the local bats
men and allowed but seven hits. He
did not issue a pass.
A band of 81 pieces made the trip
with the San Antonio club.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
PIRATES ESTABLISH
FARM AT COLUMBIA

PITTSBURGH, Pa. April 12.-Cp)
1t appears as If the Columbia, S. c.,
club Of the South Atlantic league had
been selected as farm" for the
younger members Of the Pittsburgh Pr
rates. Five recruits have been sent
there, the latest being Pitcher John
Cook and Third-bascman Art Tray
nor, brother of Pie TraynOr.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
INTERMEDIATES HOLD
LAST MEET TUESDAY

The intermediate League will hold
its final meeting, Mt 1870 Tuesday
night at II. n. Moore's sporting goods
store, before opening the league next
Sunday.
The Juniors meeting at 9 o'clock
and the Commercial league at 8
O'Clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
PAUL HUNTER GOLF
CHAMP THIRD TIME

LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 12.-
R)-Dr Paul VI. Hunter, Sunday
became Southern California amateur
golf champion for the third time by
defeating Ray C.. Cawsey, 10 and Q.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
ROCKY KANSAS GIVEN
EMBLEM OF DIAMONDS

NEW ORLEANS, La, April II. -
Rocky Kansas. worlds lightweight
champion. today was given a diamond
buckle belt by New Orleans admirers.
Kansas rules a favOrite in his fight
tonight with Pal Moran, considered a
dangerous contender for the title.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
JUMP TO WACO.
Upton WILL HAVE
HELP IN ATTEMPT
TO LIFT YACHT CUP

LONDON. April 1.-THE West
minister Gazetto announced today that
Lord Dunravcn will join Sir Thomas
Upton in his eHdeayOr 10 lift the
AmlTica,s cum.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12

Runs, Conrad, Tucker go. Roberts 90.
Fosiel 90, Edmunds White. Nixon.
Tape, y. Heuue Ludwig: errors Mil
han, Hughes Stein, Stahl: innings
nitcned, by MILAN s. Cover 8; runs. or
fioVler 3: hits, of Milhan g. GuvIg~ l.:
wo-hase hits. Conrad POsteI White.
= Henne y. Hennes home runs Pos
tcl. F. Henne: stolen bases EGmUrIs.
Nizon; EacrifiC= hits. EdmuudE Nil.
Ian. Conrad. Stein, G0vier: struck out
1v kilhan Q. PaBe T. GDyter g. Ludwig
Il base on bales. of M.lhuu f. Panr j.
GoKler 9. Ludwig left on bases. X &
NJ. shocmen j. New B-sunfals Q: GDu-
be plays. Swartzkopf 20 PosleI 10 AEl-
rnerM Wild pitch. Ludwig. umpire Alb
bots and Koz0Wicz: time -:gr
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
COLIMA KAYOEs HOLLY.

MENICO CITY. April 12.-Bert
DUlima Knocked ont Buck Holly OF
California IN the fourth round Of @
onc-sided fight m tie Plsza de TorOs
here last night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
COAST LEAGUE RESULTS.

Seattle. 81: Portland, 10: Holly
wood. %; san Francisco Seals, 90:
Oakland. 81; Los Angeles, ~: San
Francisco Missions, 10; Sacramento,
u.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
Camp Chatter
Wachtel Or Head
Steers Beat Cats.
Spuds Rained Out.
Waco Hopeful.

FORT WORTH, Tex, April H.
Paul Wachtel or Ralph Head prob
ably will pitch against the Dallas
Steers at the opening of the Texas
League season here Wednesday.
With fair weather intervening. Skip
pr Jake Atz predicts far different
story from that enacted at Steer sta
out-mudded the Panthers, GA, against
three of Fort Worth's rookie hurlers
Panther Park will hold its official
house-warming at the opening game
and there has even been some talk
here of making off/with the yearly
opening day attendance cup.
WICHITA FALLS, April 12.-tPi
Rained out of three straight games
with Des Moines, indications this
morning were that the Spudders
would spend their fourth day of in
activity. Omaha of the Western
league is scheduled as the opposing
team this afternoon.
A precedent for the Wichita Falls
club is established in its exhibition
game at Dallas Tuesday with the
Steers. 1t will be the first intra-
league exhibition tilt for a Wichita
Falls club. The game has been
booked in desperate effort TO pro-
vide at least one more practice game
before the start of the titular cam
paign.
The 1926 training season has been
by far the least productive of good
weather conditions of any previous
spring and the Spudder entry is fac
ing handicap at the start, that bids
fair to injure the teams bright pen
nant chances.
The probable lineup of the Spudders
for the opening game at Shreveport
is: Distill, SIS; Fitzgerald, Of; Tur>
geon, 2b; Wasbburn, 1b; Bodie, IF;
Brainard, 3b; Lamb, If; Japan, c;
Williams, p.
WACO, April 12.- Up Ramon
Gonzales, Cuban third-baseman, who
was signed by the Waco team several
weeks ago, and who apparently has
been lost somewhere between Cuba
and Waco, wired yesterday that h,
would arrive in Waco to join Pratt's
crew Monday night. Gonzales was
highly recommended to Pratt by Oscar
Tuero, veteran on the Cub pitching
staff. If he is in good shape, Con
zales may get into the opening game
Wednesday, although Bondurant has
been showing up fairly well at the hor
corner.
Gonzales is the last man to report
to complete the Waco club roster. 1t
is probable that Pratt still has his
lines out for another pitcher or two
and also a hard hitting outficlder
The injury to Miner several days ago
was n keen disappointment to Pratt.
as up to that time he believed he had
the best balanced outfield in the
league. If Gonzales makes the grade
at third, the infield is probably as it
will be throughout the season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12

2Nhses '''''''''''''''' ~ VI W.
1Oakum ..s.s..s...s... lVO OOZ OOO-3
Summary: Runs. Stein (2). Belts (2),
Anderson (2), Veltman. Conoly. McCarty.
Winters, Holchak. Srolla, Adams. Moore;
errors. Goff Csfe (2), O'Brlen; two
base hits, Belts az. Frick. Anderson;
stolen bases, VeItman (2). Glssler: sac
rifice hits, Veltman, Winters: struck
out, by Kearney 1. by McGrew 8: bases
on balls, off McGrsw 3. off srolla /:
bstters hit, by McGrew 2; wild pitches.
by McGrew 3; passed ball. Adams; time,
2:05; umpires Hale and Myllus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
$4,000 HOUSE
LIKELY FOR
SCRAP!
Stribling's Bout With S. A.
Man Makes Wichita
Fight Mecca.

Tell WichitaI fight fans that 1
consider the Burns-StrIDIlng fight
in Wichita Monday night one Of
the greatest matches ever made in
the West. Stribling has a real OPP
ponent, a clean young fighter with
a real wallop and who does not
mind taking few wallOps himself.
i am not surprised that Stribling
cancelled his date at Omaha to come
to Wichita when he found out more
about his Wichita opponent. i will
be in Wichita for the fight. With
me will be National Commander Of
the American Legion John Me-
Quigg, of Ohio. / am looking for
ward to a real treat."-Leslie Ed
munds, secretary Of the Kansas Box
ing Commission.
There is no doubt that Kansas
fight fans are expecting a genuine bat.
tie when Young Stribling and San
Antonio's Chuck Burns tie up in their
10-round bout at Wichita Monday
night. Enormous interest created by
the fight proves cOnclusively that the
fans do not regard it as an "exhibi.
ton"
Among the nOtables who have re,
served ringside chairs are Joe Stecher
claimant of the worlds wrestling title
and Harry Greb, who only recently
dropped his middleweight ring title tO
Tiger Flowers. Advance sales of tick.
cts had reached the S3400 mark Sat
urday, and promoters Of the bout arc
confident of a "sell-out" by fight time
The Forum. where the bout is beinc
staged, will hold $4,000 house
Reservations have been received from
towns throughout Kansas.
Monday nights affair is being her,
aided as for the light-heavyweight
championship of the South and South
west. With the rather half-hearted
battle Striblig waged against Jimmy
Slattery recently in mind, Wichita
fans wonder if he is ripe to be given
a trouncing ~ the San Antonio Seeker
Mercy Montez, San Antonio light.
weight, who meets Charley Pitts in the
semi-windup to the -Striblina
battle, also is coming in for his sha re
Of attention. He has been working
out daily with Burns and has made 8
favorable impression on the Wichita
fans.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
BRUINS BAT Tine
EYES SHARP;
WIN, III

TERRELL. April 1.-THE Ssa
Antonio Bears. reused by their D
defeat of Saturday at the hands Of
the Marshall East Texas Lacquer
took it out on the Terrell Terrors Of
the Texas Association Sunday.
Manager Mite gave orders to swing
hard and forget any inside baseball, ."
and the result was a III wolloping
for Terrell.
The scorekeeper gave up in tn
sixth inning. wncn seven runs cam"
across. and no box was kept. An
the contest was called after the soy
cnth. The field was wet and the sky
rloudy. anyhow.
The Bears made 20 hits. Leo Najo.
Mexican uutficldpr. who sncked q
homer at Marshall Saturday with a
man ON base. parked the bail twice
Sunday. and added a single.
The pitchers yictimizpd were New
man. Williams and Petit. all young
stcrs the Bears had in camp az San
Antonio during the spring. Terrell is
the San Antonio farm
Lindsey. Ward and Owens rOmped
alpug iu the box for the Bears.
So ticklcd were the San AutOuian-
with the finding Of their batting eyes
that they made arrangements 10 play
Terrell Tuesday. the day before the
Texas League opener, as well as Mon
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-24
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS

with team and assisted Mr.. Nichol-
son to get rack on the road. Then
the little Ford rambied right along.
Ronald and Norman Stewart made
trip 10 the river one day last week.
TneE expected TO go TO Huff for Il
load q. coal. but found the crossing
inpa sable.
A bunch Of old friends congregated
at the home al Short.' Monday
evening ana had "A real pieasan. time.
Card playing and MUSIC were the
m&lr attractions. Ihege were also
some real fine old songs sung by
singers Of undiSputed talent.
f.uncc smith il spend ing her
thGistmas vacation with her parents.
MIR. ANA Wis Jean Smith
Aicy NacLean and SON Vernon have
recently COMPLETED hu,Iain. a Very
co.'s chicken house
slts, Lem Ferguson. together with
her three children, are staying in
the cook ear which Mr.. Ferguson
parked u Hugh Mae Murruck's grove
lhcy wll remain here during the
cold weather and the children will
attend school.
llss. Jean Smith realized "a fine
sum of money from a big bunch OF
choice turkeys which she sold re-
Gently.