Fort Worth Record-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 9

SUNDAY OCTOBER 15 1922 GREATER FORT WORTH EDITION 0 GREATER FORT WORTH RECORD PAGE MN 4 1 49:" -r I -Ionnor -s' 4 1 lill'A ::1: lf: 4 Adv 41PP 0 1 ellP mk ell i Al" 0 :4: :11:::::: '1': BOONE EDITOR :::::::11 0 2'-z ds 4 1' 0 it All db ''i' 1 iA t1Ji rX 1 I 1 Game by Radio Made Realistic by Fan's Yelp Poly Hi's Defeat Means North Side to Play Cleburne LONGHORNS BEAT 1 SOONER AMES HORNED FROGS AND SIMMONS COLLEGE BATTLE TO 7-ALL TIE ON WICHITA FALLS GRID IP 1 HUGE STAIN TO BE OPENED BY 011I0 STATE TIGERS GIVEN GOOD BEATING METHODISTS Spoof at to The Record BONHAM Oct 14---One of the radio sets her was tuned to catch the football games recently held at Fair park Dallas- The voice of the announcer at the radio station there was plainly heard also voices of venders of peanuts etc But one of the plainest things was the voice possibly of one of the fans It registered very loud anil clear: "Out to hell off my foot!" Oklahoma Farmers Go Down Before Texas University Squad Cleburne Bre vlotory over Poly hi at Panther park yesterday means North Sides powerful aggregation will battle the Erneymen at Cleburne on Oct 28 eccording to announcement made yesterday by the coaches of the two squads in signing a egintract to play Cleburne Coach IP arri on imtertosl clause in which he agreed to take on the Johnson county outfit Provided Ilrney's eleven defeated Poly Close followers of the gridiron In-Outline many well-known officiall who hare witnesses! both Cleburne and north Side in action believe the gains between the two teams a week from next Saturday will be the greatest scholastic battle staged in the Lone Star state since ths memorable 6-6 tie between North Site and Waco EL when Bo McMillin and Benny Lee later all-American selections opposed each other (0 Mustangs Spank Louisiana State by Score of 51 to To Receive First Baptism of Football Next Saturday By The Aeaticiated Press AUSTIN Oct 14--The Oklahoma Ae football team loot its fleet Boothe western conference Yams f0 Texas Un tVer it hero today The final wore stood Texas 19 Oklahoma 7 The 101:116 hard out throughout feetured chiefly by the atelier forward Plumage of the Oklahoma team The visitors made Emil of the gains by passes The Oklahoma team was on the offensive almost entirely during tho MAI period although Texas wed unable ta score Early in the second period Cul and Tynes Texas backs worked the hal down the field by a iteriee of line Mica and Stacy weut over for a touchdown oil an end rim Captain Swenson of Testi and Caktain Eldridge for the Oklahoma eleven were dtsnualitiol on the Ow foe kicking and slugging CATS 110 0115 NES IN SEASON I FOOTBALL RESULTS I 7: Simmons 7 tie 151: Lon! liana State Texas AffirieS 32: Southwestern Sewanee 19: Oglethorpe 1 Texas university 19 Oklahoma A( ties 7 Toledo university 0: Alma college Tia lane 80: Springhill 10 Colorado Aegis' SO Wyoming lado university 7: Denison Univeraity of Colorado 8: University Of New Me Xteo Miami 20: Akron 12 North Dakota 7: South Dakota Gustavus Adolphus 0: Carleton col- lege 21) McAlester 14: Stolid 14 Hannitoo 13 Cornel college 0 University of Southern California 18 University of Arizona Trinity 20: Omaha university 3 Frinklin 0 Hanover Depauw 7: Lake Forest Howard college 0: Mississippi A It Idaho 0: Washington 2 Ring college 90: Tuseulum 3 I 2: Hawley University of Utah gli Brigham Young university Univereity of Kentucky 73 University of Loulaville California Institute of Technology 9 Whittier college Santa Clara 0: Stanford 7 St Marie college 0 Univerelty of Cal Hornig 41 Washington State college 10: Gomm) 7 Tufts 6 Williams Oohed Wins LATONIA Ky Oet 14--Ouirmi won the Queen City handicap with 110000 wed for 2-year-olds over a distance of one mile at Latonia today Prince was second and Itunemortion third Time 140 The racehaal ninetsen Miss Pep 'Wins Title ST LOUIS Oet Virginia Pet) 17 years old this afternoon won the worn an's championship of the St LOtOS difk blot golf association by defeating Mn Lansing Ray Wisconsin Wins CAMP RANDALL Wis Oct 14--Wisconain bad little diffieulty downing the South Dakota Aggies hwe today 20 to 11 In a loosely played game NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 14--Walter Raven British open champion and Joe Kirkwood Australian onto champion do-reeled Jesse Sweetoer national amateur champion and Metropolitan title bolder and Bobby Andrew ioNd professional in an eighteen-hole beet ball mayth at the New Haven Country club today 2 up and 1 te the Peon 1-7 at the end of the third quarter The fourth quarter developed a pegging succession of six and twenty yards to Camp for the Frogs only to be nipped in the bud by a fumble to Simmons The Mal whistle blew before the Frogs could recover the fatal fumble which was typical of the Mace made throughout the game The game was called with the ball in mid-field Ogan center of Harlingen was tern porartly injured and taken from the field He and Captain Judge Green of Vernon were the outstanding Frogs who played a consistent game Yeager was a swift and level headed quarterback for the Cow boya and he relied on Johnny Camp to help him through the tight places Line-ups: Position Simmons Cantrell Barfield Oreen Brathear McConnell Taylor Ogan 0 Mellenry Fetes Howerton Stengel It Jackson Tankersley Treadway Cheerry Johnson Carson if Camp Adams Adams Honey Substitutes--T 73i Ayers or Can teen Mack for Estes Jacks for Stengel Stengel for Jacks: Camp for Cherry: Alexander tor Adams: Mears for Alexander: Alexander for Oran: Simmons--Glbson for Treadway Cook for Johnson Jackson for Cook Bell (A M): umpire Scott (A M)) linesmen Roach (Baylor) Time of quarters twelve minutes each Score by periods: 7 0 0 0--7 Simmons 0 7 0--7 BY JEROME MOORE sports Editor the 1 UM WICHITA Ir A US Oct I ptain Judea Green's Texas Christian untvereity Horned Frown and Captain Barfield's Simmons Cowls's attacked each other from every angle here thto afternoon in a bitter confeet which ended in a 7-7 tie before a thousand North Texas football fans auembled to see the first I A A IMMO Plaged by either of the teams this season Com Mellnirlit'S purple warriors were strong favoritee in the first half Carson kicked over the Simmon's goal line to open the game 'file two teams then kicked back and forth thms times and made her four first downs during the game Honey plunged etwitt yanIe through left tackle was penalized five yards for offside angering Homer Adams who grabbed the next ball and covered forty-five yards through a broken field for the Christians' only touchdown Cantrell kicked a field goal With Yeager laming fret down after Cantreirs kick-off the Cowboys were becoming formidable when they fumbled recovered and were set back by Green's tackling supported by strong Frog defense Simmons then tried their Yeager-Barfield page whirl was unsuccessful Johnson and Careen exchanged boots leaving the ball in Cowboy possession on the Frog forty-Yard line at the end of the first quarter It was the third quarter that the Prove were forced to defense Frogs kicked: the Cowboys bucked and kicked Carson's pass was interrupted by Johnny Camp Yeager kicked and Cherry returned to twenty-yard line Adam made five yards Frogs fumbled and Kimbrough covered with goal to go and first down Simmons flimbhd on the second down but recovered Fourth down netted a pass to Gibson for a touchdown Yeager )116101 goal tying CADETS VICTORS Army Eleren Defeats Ala Name rniversity honed by 19-6 boors WEST POINT Oct Army football team defeated the Alabama Poly eleven today 19 to 03 by breaking through stiff defense and scoring three touchdowns and a try for veins In the holt period Alabama's touchdown was made In the second quarter Split However Made It Different Club Marks Set McKinney HI Wins SHERMAN OM Ili thole Ioc 'Rya same from Sherman HI 14 to (I seering both tonehatones ft a raault fumbles by the Weals The game ad a draw en straleht Inetha MEI 01111111111161SZE11111111111111 14 77i ItY JOHNSON tithed Press Staff Correspondent COLUMBUS Ohio Oct 14--Oh to State University's million dollar athletic stadium will receive Its baptism of football On lay Oct 21 Dedication ceremonies for the maestro horseshoe structure will be elimaxed by the annual Ohio-Michgan gridiron clinic Nietytuur thousand football tans-- the lerrePI number ever gathered for game In Pit In the giant stands at Einine Proms the "Stadium Girl" and her court IPad the dedicstion procestion onto the field The athletic monument rnehed to Comeletton in lees than a gear ot the largest held west Of the Tale heel Standing In the heart ot the univertitty district on the bangs of the Olentangy river the Ohio stadium resemble some groat Homan amptutheature Two towers rsing above the wade on either side of the main entrance and the graceful sweets of no haroctine curve lends the structure Inetni Mntal grardeor ilniiise the Harvard stadium the Ohio field has two decks the upper deck affording shelter to more than hell ttle BeeUons 11 the lower deek Ita leating spanlir' the engineers claim ean be "stretched" to 71 Ono parsons It Seats efihns) coin lortably enttre city of Columbus hitruireds of hose tliono cnntributed to the 11100 boo fund to build the stadium were to jitt the ceremonies attending its dedicetwit Goernors Davis of Ohio and Groesbeck of Michigan ere ernected to watch the genie trout boxes elaborately drePed In the goiore of their rvenectiv state schools OW Ohio eerie of the university's football battles of the pest its elands torn dour' serve aa parking space for the hundred of automoblies bringiog tans to the game The new etrocture according to Ohio tintPrete experimon Voing le to form the hub of a ninviytwu ere recreation tract The stadium itself comprieus 1'3'011104i tirti showers drreeme Monte Weil sod physwal culture 111 uron rooms Ail theas the Apace tether the tier of bleecher seats A doyen elevators veer fans to the tvp ats 115 feet shove the playing field :71 By The Ansociated Press DALLAS Oct 14--Th Southern Methodist university Mustangs routed the Lonisi ens State Tigers today Mid the final score was SI to While the Mustmig overwhelming victory was due to the long rune of their backs these runs were made possible only by the perfect interference of their teammates From the tint whiatie until the close of the game the Mustangs were pulling long runs and flashing It seemed like there was always Mustang back galloping down the field while his teammate bowled over would-be Tiger tacklers An instance of their determini lion and perfect teamwork is illustrated by Moslem (substitute) running ninety yards for a touchdown on the Idol following his eeventy-five-yard run which was de clared illegal because of Mustang holding The Tigers had the ball In Ti territory but live times during the entire game and four of these were in the last two periods And each time they eucceeded in this the Mustangs promptly took it away from them and ran it back out into territory Rowoon for ffss too remelt for the Tigers They could not catch him And Huff and Stollenwerck were nearly aa bad The Ti defense was likewise too much for the Tigers The score and the fact that the Tigers made but five first downs one on a penalty shows that Line-np and summary: Peetion Malone LE Stevens Brooks (Capt) 1' Thorntor Brewer 0 Blakewood King Bourgeois Boyd Landry Smith It Matthew( Sanders It I VIOndard Stollenwerek Riser Walling Helm Stevens It II McItarland Huff Ewen (Capt) scoring: Touchdowns Rowson 4 Huff Odom Bishop Dickinson: points from try after touchdown Stollenwerck Reisor Ingram Officials: Referee Kettleman (Northwestern): umpire Kinney tIgissiesippi Aeries) head linesman Garroty (Texas Agties) Time of periods 15 minutes Score by periods: 0 19 7 25-51 IL 0 0 0 0-0 iStyleWear ii You Get 'Em All in Our POP1S PALAVER SUITS mS2250 83000 A ti It will be remembered that he carried tho old box on a strap over his shoulder Like most artiste he wears aorta loose corduroy pants and suchlike Sorts resembles an itinerant organ grinder as it were Well one day he was on a street car with hio camera on its strap over his shoulder and his velvet pants on and a little kid kept lookin' him over until finally the' kid said: "Mister where's the monkey FIRE PENALTIES PLACED ON TOWNS HELD INVALID AUSTIN Oet as-mimed by the state fire department on more than a down Texas towns because of excess Lire losses were held to be invalid in an opinion delivered by the attorney genera department today The towns directly affected are Sweetwater Cisco Pecos Conroe and Venus Well today is the day kle'n Uncle Sake Is gonna have it out Nine o'clock River Crest Country club Gallery limited to 2500 Line started forming outside the club gates yesterday afternoon about 1:30 By midnight It extended down to the Chevrolet plant By morning It ts expected to reach over the tieventh street viaduct to the Elk home Got me some sawed off pants fuzzy wuzzy stockin's neverything Gonna look like a goffer anyhow But gallery must remember that kiddin' the animules is not good form on a golluf circuit Kindly 'refrain from making the many humorous remarks that will occur to you when you see the contestants line up at the starting point no matter bow funny they may look Top Coats of all-wool materials in black and dark gray at $2485 Genuine Gaberdine Top Coats belts all around silk' lined at $2500 Odd Trousers In worsted serge cashmere and duroy at 5335 up uroy at 5335 up id dark i2485 Lnd silk' i2500 laid eel- 35 uP The Texas Lestue played out its 1912 eamptugu with the same make-up in mem herein') that contested the race of this teat A league In 1920 anti 1921 All clubs completed the entire schedule suthough the Beaumont team transferrt4 several of Its games For the fourth surcessive year the league Played a split seasOn dividing the cempaign on July 1 For the third sueceenive time however the Fort Worth cub won both halves of the campaign disposing of any necesaity of pa-ff l'hig wan the fourth consecutive year in which the Fort Worth club led the Texaa league in games won but waa only the third consecutive pennant ha the Panthers loot the championehip play-off in 1010 wintiwg loa garnet the Fort Worth club set a new league record breaking it on mark of lint garnec set in 1920 The club was again direeted by Paul Lakirsve and Jake Ant and me luded in It personnel eeseral players who have been with the club throughout the lour year winning Whittaker Waehtel and Pate: CatChera Moore and Haworth first bagman Kraft wood baseman Hoffman and outfielder bears The club had most of the 1921 personnel intact i'ort Worth wits pressed by the Wiehits alle elub In both halve of toe pennant race This team wee directed for the third conseeuttve gamma by Walter Baum Several recorda were established during the 'elation ail of which are covered in the tatistical review of the ear0 SLASON 6T tiNUING PO Pct Fort Worth 109 41j 1 1 7o3 Vitehttai laiii 94 el 1 1 80d ae 4 1 0 625 iraivevion a 79 73 2 1 610 San Antonio 79 1 1 401 healimont 65 fol 1 a Houston 67 ea 1 4 371 Shreveport 63 05 0 1 381 Standing First Hoff Pet Fort Worth 60 21 M04 Wictits Valle 44 83 501 heatunont 44 62 375 in Antonio 13 39 A94 Dallas fie lid Aril 4 al retool 33 42 440 Houston 31 45 418 Sherevport 23 61 310 6ta3itinit Second Half Pet Fort Worth 69 24 711 Wichita Falls 60 31 317 Galveston 4t1 34 673 art 86 b61 San Antonio 'id 40 4017 Shreveport 33 43 407 Houston 25 60 330 Beaumont 24 60 whits sae 44 SO 592 uniont 4 i 62 '676 ut Antonio 13 39 A94 tiles se ad Asi kivreloot 33 42 Al 8 2 4 6 4 tervpadbtadisds bewil per or Worth 59 24 711 richite Yells 5 0 334 1 Z73 317 sivesto et ed atit J51 en Ant Antonio IS 40 4017 Ireveprt 33 43 497 oueton 25 b0 -300 esumout 23 bd 24a1 i 1 I 4 4 1 oil AVell on Rampage LONGREACH Cal Oez oil well of the Western Star Oil mile pany in thp Signal Hill distrtst hurlei five tons of drill pipe 1800 feet into the air when it was brought in today and damaged other property 8100000 before it sanded up The well poured out mud oil and sand for more than an hour Mall an avor I 1 'A complete line of Felt Hats in the newest styles i at $300 and $500 of Genuine Velour Hats in the newest shades and 41 shapes at 0000 Ao $500 and $700 styles: $500 es and $700 So I was talkin' with him today about a new camera and he said one big advantage was the size of you didn't need no strap to carry it by Then he at me what I wan Itiffin' at I guess he got tired of bavin' folks ast him where the monkey was Mel was KID RUB AND SIM CHO MATCH Bridgeport In Wins PRMGEPORT Oct 14--Bridgeport Firm feat football team scored its third consecutive triumph of the year today when the Jackehoro team went down to defeat 13 to teat 14 to 0 GORDON IT GO RD Finished training yesterday by watchjn ny home nine of Poly get licked ou at Panther park Made my look slim for beatin' Uncle Jake for all my teams has been get-tin' licked lately But you can't tell I' wasn't on none of them teams Didn't touch a golluf club yosterday on advice of my manageratjuat reated up i Uncle Jake's real name is King WelL I got me a couple Silver King bailie from Tray Daniels for the ocMOIL Every time I hit one I'm gonna: forget the silver part and play like I'm Latin' King See? Good at)uff i Ilo bum I If you must lay amund and keep your ears open you will learn a lotta stuff that might notta come by inquiry I'm referrin' to our art guy up here Not long ago this here art guy showed up with a brand new camera He hadda good Graflex machine and I been wonderin' how come him to buy a new camera But I never eat no questions Today be spilled the beans training yesterday by borne nine of Poly got my cnancer loon slim tor motto Lint ie Jake for all my teams has been get- tin' betted lately But you can't tell wasn't playin' on none of them trams Didn't touch a golluf club yesterday on advice of my man ageratjust rested up i rude Jake's real name Is King WelL I got me a eoupla Silver King ballk from Tray Daniels for the oc- castion Every time I hit one I'm gon- na forget the silver part and play 11 ke I'm Latin' King See? Good at)uff ITO bum I If you Plat lay atetrad and keep your ears open you will learn a lotta stuff that might notta is i 4 I referrin to our art up ere Not ong ago this hero guy art guy hshowe up with a brand new camera He hadda good Graftex machine and I been wondertn' how coma him to buy a new camera But 1 never eat no questions Today be spilled the beans The Connecting Link z-k Main at Fifteenth Street "TO Years of SERVICE" 1 I 1 444 4 Main at Fifteenth Street 'A A (3 1' 4 4 tiro a 7 iriV yr' ir L'- 99 tte is vi 1 4 I -----4----- The Connecting Link pr --4-74)(6ky -fmr )v- tf si )14 p4ItiP 4v1-11 of 43- -4 '-'s JA1 A' 4 i 1----- I it I 1 1 Rooter Drops Deed CLEVFLAND 0 Oct the midst Of a peetacular advance In toe first period of today a football raffle between Cue School 01 Applied Relence and Wooster colletre here a Case rooter dropped dead OVfteMIlk Witb 0201 telnellt whn Cilea ear ried the ball to Wooster'e fivtayard The name of the num wu said to be lappet AO years old of Cleveland Tiger atsat Honored ntrricrN)N Oct 14--Welrerd Ors of 0e1ift Nab left end or Princeton varsity football team let the unanimous choice of the senior ciao for eines president it wee announced Sods Rooter Drops Ded 0 Oet 14--In the midst 1 epeeteouler advance In too first erio of todsy a footbell tante between see Sehool 01 Applied ftelence sod Wood- lipped collese here Chee rooter dropped deed rfteMI wi ns excitement Wt971 Cilea ears the lk bed ll to Wooster's firteyerd in he name of the men wu Geld to be Ti SO years old of Clevelsod ger Star Honored PHINICrNiN Ot 14 --HoWard 6 ay of 0abs Neb left end tor rineeton vahoice rsity football teem lte If he nanimone of the senior else or sae president It wa4 announced sodas Leo Flynn Thinks Giant Dusky Could Whip Senagalese NEW 'YORK Oet it Siki runs a good chanee of baying hia gory amputated when be meets Norfolk in his American debut The Kid according to Leo Flynn bin manager can whip anyone be thinks be can and Leo says be surely thinks be cam take the Senegalese America boxing critics from what they have beard from the czber aide fitrure that any number of American boxers with a good body attack could whip Siki NWhen Carpentier broke both his bands on the Battling one's head and jaw it does not seem that there is anything glassy about his upper sections The difference between Amerlian and European boxers is well shown in the case of Carpetier If the Frenehman bad something beside a straight right band to the )aw like a good left or book to the body he would not have fallen such an easy victim before Siki and be might bare lasted longer against Dempsey The Europeans boxers In spite of all the examples they hay seen have not yet learned that there are places more vulnerable to attack than the 'button" 6 11 i1 i 11P- 0 AMIM the advertiser and the ad is the advertising agency Using agency the advertiser and the ad is the adver- IV (Chttamas 1 htlit mas RIM and Norfolk are about even znatchd se far Is size and weight are concerned and the boxing commission was finding uo soft spot for him when they ordered him to whip the Kid before he got after Dempsey or Wills Si4L 4 111W sett to the satisfae sett to the 1 i Attrioblem 1 Nffl settt to the 1 sett 4 S-42C I e43 li Lel pft 1 c--Nivri! 1- ANf iliA 1) i irP eAV 1 g- ester avor I art boi Lit xlay ftohrt c911 Ast rt ester nor 1 11 hoi Lit RY II ll St ter tr 1 1 1 bot 11 Ever einee the Dempsey Carpetier fight it has been generally believed that the weights announced before the fight wore mot just exactly accurate Dempsey's weight was announced as ISA pounds and Carpentier's as 172 The difference between the announced wights and the "official" poundage was not as much as generally believed William Muldoon chairman of the boring commis minted recently that Dempsey weighed 90 pounds before the fight while Carpentier tipped the beam at 169 pounds lory lit tlO et 01 Re sre cot Itite -national Li 4 4 cae 14:111 Ittioctlaltel: a via otir taught: 4tht tariffs Nstomtnal hiox i5ol 1 Se le' 4T I 'Tj 11101r Bt ie oir Sele aphers' 4tchange MEN WA' a 1 4 Dempsey weighs about 200 pounds now and probably will fight at that weight the next time out Dempsey has been booked to work for Tex Riekard in Madison Square Garden in January but his opponent ban not been selected Ile probably will meet the winner of the elimination series between Miske Gibbons Brennan Martin Floyd Johnson and tire!) it4Czy 41 :4 4-TA 16" 'Vdo Whether the medium be direct-by-mail newspapers bill boards magazines or all combined the advertiser to secure maximum results should look to the advertising agency for the analysis of his proposition the planning of his campaign and the production and placing of his advertising Just as he would call in his lawyer for legal advice or his banker for financial assistance 11 The Wimberly Service is prompt personal and sincere 7 Its advice is based on years of advertising and selling experience 11 Its interpretations are original artistic and faithful portrayals of the matter in hand 11 The agency with FULL NATIONAL RECOGNITION WIMBERLY Advertising Agency Eleventh Floor Bank Building FORT WORTH TEXAS A A and A RECOGNITION LAMAR 5482-7315 lII Not Solve That out satisfaecorned If you will 54tion now while a best ur ristmas present will find that 01k)S LIMES EYELRY SILVERWARE nest and most complete In the city small deposit and we'll re article until Clarisitnaa chell-Greer Co as' Greatest Jewelers am St Corner Ninth Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Wichita Kansas City St Joseph Serves 111 States Serves Greater Fort Worth Fast All-Steel Trains Leave Fort Worth Daily for Omaha Enid Denver Colorado Springs Topeka Oklahoma City "Comfort and Courtesy Are Your Fellow Travelers on the Rock Island" Fanner Genl Pass Agent mmminlimilJ 11 'N hy Not Solve That 1 i i' 1 Whether the medium be direct-by-mail news- papers bill boards magazines or all combined cyvogj 0 'ci the advertiser to secure maximum results should look to the advertising agency for the analysis of VIO''s1 his the production and placing of his advertising proposition the planning of his campaign and Serves III-States '4 I Just as be would call in his lawyer for legal ad- vice or his banker for financial assistance 17cA The Wimberly Service is prompt personal and sincere Serves Greater satisfac- Fort Worth corned if you will 1 7 Its advice is based on years of advertising and s4tion now while 7-4- selling experience SS best 4 tis i III Its interpretations are original artistic and ur ristmas present faithful portrayals of the matter in hand Fast All-Steel Trai ns Leave Fort will find that ow 4'1 Tlg of air- Worth Daily for ake14 OUT )Y (44 II Its product is Advertising that SELLS I 19 0S A) 11 The agency with FULL NATIONAL RECOG- I IMES NITION Chicago Omaha i- 44 St Louis Enid YELRY 11 NV I mBERLy Minneapolis Denver SILVERWARE '0rl'' Wichita Colorado Springs Advertising Agency Kansas City Topeka ap nest and most ej Ad 44 in compete the citi- )y Eleventh Floor Bank Building St Joseph Oklahoma City 42 mall deposit and we'll re-4 FORT WORTH TEXAS ti article until Osristrnaa A A and A RECOGNITION Co LAMAR 5482-7315 "Comfort and Courtesy Are Your 'i i s' Greatest Jewelers Fellow Travelers on the am St Corner Ninth l'' i Rock Island" 4 1 '4 1---LcF41 ilt o- e364f -l' Farmer Genl Pass Agent AliallESONOUNIA 1 I issumnonalf at Ilq lig of our Oh) I Iff '(eti SIL1 I 4 I nest an( In th( 42 43h small del article et k'l chell- Careai ain St (MEN WATi city ttaleemsi must know Ire 10- mtlant PrOPORittir -11 care Record tj ribt AL-7441 Imo! lit ill 'lid' 4 Ttdr rc-lomen Make I 'F up All or aparefl Ior capital needed 2 tkron alandard ITA Area below dealerstli 1Jners money Ihyi Wroderal Rubber GoIP :41 TS IT 4 1 02 MIT MITES MEMBERS OF WAR TROPHY BOARD AUSTIN Oct Neff today appointed five members of the Texas 1ar trophy distribution board at the reluest of the national commander of the American Legion The members are: John Townes Jr Houston Adjutant General Barton Amein NUMB Kate Friend Witect: jullan flyer Fort Worth and A Culborteon Athens The board will dintribute war frophies amalgned to Texas fexllpsive male of fl' for Ptate of Texas fit Will give txriii MA Mr Akin 'rue tfirinq Houton 1 I ak FORD 1P4- Ir money nutkt SENA'POR WNARY 111AVI'S 14st111gettriZ Pai(sTk411'r NEW RURAL CREI1T BILL Tenn Wti St 1 iNGTON Ott or tor rural credit bill has been drafted b'etente1 speelaity ealeeno 1 Senator McNary Republican OregcsroerrA Farniigoi $500 acting chairman of the senate agrinTi 17rite tors committee after consultatio with Seeretary Wallace of the dem OUR or five saleim tent of agriculture and "hover of the department of comme for consideration at this coming asnalswnsmlitrl' sion of consrPfm when he said sos fleynotk Bldg We teed lginto would be Pa W7NT ter 'SIP ses-1 Senator IleNary left tonight for TrIliiti PrIDLLair CO BOtt opkt gon to enter his bows campaign euo Ore talk tree QuIck ser JAL COMPANY 411 or i 1 4 1 re.