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THE ALLIANCE IIEHALD. FRIDAY, JUNE 0, 1022
y eager Agrees to
, Fight "Kid" Dcmith
at Next Legion Show
Tender Is riven a (rood chanw apainst
( nampion lyeonard, and hu ability to
t-tand with his risrht hand projected
may bother Leonard to a jrreat extent.
lender or course has battled many
right banders and will have an ad-
V'nnt :i tro 'I ho rhamn u aatA (a I .A 1
HalUintr Dick lcacrr hn flnnllv vrwi-inAl with ih; f
asrrcrd to appear on the program of Us the mitten-whirlinif Rame is
u r. Vmencan ipon ox in stranjrely devoid of many pood outh-
piii,"i'iii "K iirKuuuuons wiin me nnw hoxers.
oaiuer arm nis manager, i e.ujrer win , Leonard a recent victory over John
box 'Kid Demith of Crawford, wholny Dundee and his knock-out of Bar
is a rujrged two-fisted bahv, and will j rett clearly entitle him to a title lxut,
no doubt make trouble for the Chadron and the outcome of this will be
. -f. , !. niuy,UK" P"-''4'! 1 watclioil with the Rreaten of interest
i ii-iiune wHiiop, is Mimewnat 01
u picture fighter, ami will probabl
not be especially pleased with the
Crawrordites' pame. The men will
woiph in at 1 l;i pounds, or under the
weltor-weiirht limit. Yeaper appeared
heie onre lieforc, when he nxked
"Kid" Florine to sleep in the third
round, teaprer hit Florine but onre,
but there v.-as no need for further
rxcrtion. Demith has bet-n hoxinir at
1 ovt Kooin-on, and has acquired
fine reputation i.i his locality.
Al Marker and Tommy Kddy, the
two principal have not as yet i
turned their contracts, but there is lit
tie doubt that this will le done noon
These boys have been fi'Khtinjr for the
past two years and are well known
in their own sections of the country
They are 137 pounders and both fast
and clever. These boys have leen win
ning consistenly from pood men and
will nut up a battle that will be well
worth coming a lone way to see.
"Kid"' O'Connor, the remarkably
energetic and bouncing local fighter,
will meet "Cowboy ' Wyland. the hard
hitting farmer. Wyland and O'Connor
both have punches which mean sweet
dreamR for the fighter who receives
it, and it may be merely a case of
which lands a hay-maker first. O'Con
nor is constantly on the move and over
a .short route should make most fight
ers worry. Wyland is slightly heavier
but may have considerable difficulty
in locating his opponent. Wyland
always puts up a whirlwind battle for
a couple of rounds, but before this
he has been unabl to keep up the
tcrriffic pace he set-. Should Wyland
pet a little more endurance, he would
make a nasty scrapper for most to
tackle.
The arrangements for the bout are
already undej- way and preparations
rre being made for the largest crowd
that ever attended a local sjhow. Those
who attended the last bout know that
everything will come off smoothly and
that there will bo no disappoinimcnt
to the spectators.
imkii nnn j.aKenie win support one
team as was done last season and in
this way a very stiong team will I
in the field for them. It is reported
that J. L. Hoe of Lakeside will man
age this team.
Whitman, Ashby. Bincham. Ells
worth and the Lakeside-Antioch team
are playing this year and had the.'
teen formed into a league their stan
ing would be as follows:
W
nils worth 3
Whitman 2
Ashby 2
Antioch , 1
Lakeside 1
Bingham 0
Whitman plays at Binirham Sunday
while Ashby plays Ellsworth at Ells
worth and Lakeside and Antioch wili
play at Lakeside after which game t
is reported that Iakeside and Antioch
teams will consolidate
available to the higher plant. Most
beneficial bacteria use air. and this
they find more abundantly in a soil
supplied with organic matter than in i of humus helps to hold moisture and so
stiff clays poor in it. In sandy soils benefits the bacteria as well as the
there is i Ir emu-h, but t e ai'litioi higher plants.
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Upsets Possible In
County League Games
the Coming Sunday
Berea, champions of the county
league will play at Lawn Sunday, in
what should be a good game. Berea
is naturally the favorite, but the
Lawn aggregation is by no means slow
and will show the champs a good bat
tle. Marple, one of the teams tied for
second place, will take on the lied
Sox, on the Marple grounds. The Ked
Sox have len playing good ball, and
will furnish a good test as to the
ftrength of the Marple team, which is
regained as the league s dark horse.
Snake Creek, another second place
team, will take on the r airview pas
timers at their home diamond, and
they should put on an interesting con
test. Fairview has been holding all
the teams down to low scores, although
they have not a very high standing
in the league. The Fairview team
may spring a surprise ami take the
fast Snake Creek crew into camp.
Pleasant Hill, holders of the cellar
position, will mix with a fast team
when they cross bats with the Ash
(irove bunch. Ash Grove is in second
place, and has been going better as
the season progresses. Pleasant Hill
has held most of the teams to low
scores until last Sunday's game with
Snake Creek. Should they get going
right they might cause the Ash Grove
team some trouble. The dope, of
course, favors Ash Grove to win, but
there may le some difficulty in carry
ing out the advance guesses.
Alliance Will Play
Bridgeport Sunday
at the Fair Grounds
The second home tramp of the sra
son, wh Bridgeport Sunday promises
to ne a num-uinger, for although the
Alliance team has once defeated the
valley team, the Bridgeporters have
since held the strong Sidney toam to a
4 to j score, lhe Bridgeport boosters
ciaim that their team can make anv
in this section step and are coming
Sunday to prove it.
The game will be for the benefit of
me uoy fccout band which made such
a hit ut its grst appearance on Me
morial day. lhe bank will play at the
game and this should be an added at
traction to draw a lartre crowd. The
band has been under the direction of
w uiiam Keese for the past two months
and although all of the players are
young tne ability displayed has been
remarKaDie.
Ladies will be admitted free to the
game, the management wishing to get
ha fammiHA fn... . . I i I
it uii- iuiih uui, iu nee me locals
perform. Alliance has a team to be
proud of as there is probably not an
amateur, or in fact any team in this
part of the state that can equal it
Most of last year's stars are back.
.i.i i i . . . '
nmougn some nave been nosed out hv
the apearance of new men of greater
ability.
Proposed Sandhill
Baseball League
May Yet be Formed
At the close of the h.isrh.-ill w,cnn
last year arrangements were made to
organize the teams from Antioch to
Mullen into a "Sandhill la cue" hut
several towns that had planned to have
teams in the field failed to materialize
this season and for that nnd nthr
reasons the leatrue was not fnrmnl Al
though the managements of several of
the sandhill teams have expresed their
opinions as favorable for yet organiz
ing, aunougn it is not probable that
this wili le done this year but the plan
ui no uouoi De carried out this fall
for operation next season.
The Lakeside team has lust been
organized but it is reported that An-
Amcrican Players
Lose to English
Stars in Tournament
mt a . f i
ine American tennis piavers in
Europe seem to nave lost their usu:d
effectiveness, Mrs. Mallory, the Ameri
can woman champion, and Miss Ryan.
probably the next best player, losinp
to Mrs. Beamish and Mrs. Peacock in
the English tournament. Mrs. Mal
lory, !efore her defeat by Mile Suz
anne Ienglen, was considered invin
cible, lhe famous Suzanne, on th
other hand, seems to be winning from
all the European players with ease
lennis is a game in which previou-
dope is very liable to upset, and the
r rench star may yet come out on the
short end of the match. Both Mrs.
Mallory and Mile. 1-engren have eacl
won a victory over the other, anr
naturally this match is regarded a.'
highly important to both. They may
meet in the finals of the Wimbeldon
tournament, known as the world's
championship on grass. If so, the!
match will be watched with the great
est interest.
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Moisture Capacity
Of Soil Increased
By Organic Matter
In addition to adding plant food u
the soil and improving its texture
organic matter, supplied by green
manure crops, stable manure, or
any other form, adds greatly to the
moisture holding capacity. It has bee
shown, says the United States depart
ment of nrgriculture, that while 10!
pounds of sand can hold 2; pound
of water and 100 pounds of clay f(
pounds, the same weight of humus o
lecaying organic matter Will hold 1!m
rounds.
C lay soil containing organic matte-
is more friable than similar sou with
out organic matter. When the oragni
matter is entirely removed the cla:
remains compact during freezing an
thawing. W hen the organic matter l
returned the soil crumbles after freez
ing, just as the original soil.
Not only do the higher plants grov
better in n sod rich with organic mat
ter, but the activities of the soil bsc
teria are largely dependent on thf
supply of decaying vegetable matter
These bacteria need fowl and air. Theii
food is the dead t'egetable matter
which they break down and make
Lew Tender Will
Fight Benny Leonard
In Title Bout Soon
Lew Tender, the port-side light
weight, has now signed to meet Benny
Leonard in at title bout, sin re Tender
defeated Bobby Barrett last Tuesday.
Barrett was hailed as the boy wonder,
being a newcomer in the rinir, but las.
ed only six rounds against the hard
slugging Tender. With more exer
ience he may again claim a bout with
his conqueror, but he was evidently
too green to put up a re;il battle now".
"Q IALTO
ILXi. "of Course"
TONIGHT
"THE SIN OF MARTHA QUEED"
AN ALLAN DWAN PRODUCTION
CAST Mary Thurman, Niles Welch, Joseph J. Dowlinjr,
Fiankie Lee.
5th Chapter "HURRICANE HUTCH"
SATURDAY, JUNE 10th
METKO PKKSENTS
ALICE LAKE, in
"THE HOLE IN THE WALL"
A ES01 FAULK MOV I K CHATS
"HURRICANE HUTCH" AT MATINEE ONLY
SUNDAY, JUNE 11th
VIOLA DANA, in
"HOME STUFF"
MONDAY, JUNE 12th
BERT LYTELL, in
"A TRIP TO PARADISE"
, Line Trouble!
The wires connecting your telephone with other cities 'and
towns must cross miles and miles of territory where they are
exposed to all kinds of hazards.
The limb of a tree may fall across a wire and the line become
"noisy." A pile of burning brush may take the "temper"
out of wires and cause them to break.
An insulator may be broken by a boy shooting at birds.
A piece of wire may be thrown across the telephone circuits, or
a wet kite string may fall upon them. These cause a "short
circuit," making it difficult to hear over the lines until the
obstruction is removed.
Constantly the wire chiefs at each end of the
circuits watch the lines and dispatch repairmen
to the scene of trouble.
Northwestern BeleIephone Company
Cadillac j?r?iriavi OVERLAND I
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W mm . M .
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ForffteCaATTae
recommend the fol
lowing grades:
Summer
MEDIUM HEAVY
Winter
MEDIUM LIGHT
Transmission
TRANSMISSION
OIL
Differential
TRANSMISSION
OIL
Correct Lubrication is Easy
When you use this Chart
IS your motor being scientifically lubricated? How sura are yon
that you are buying the right oil? Can you be certain you are
right without the guidance of lubrication engineers, who not only
understand your motor but who hare also mastered the tremen
dous complications of oil supply and oil refining?
Automotive engineers agree that fully 80 of all motor repair and
replacement costs are directly caused by the use of low grade oil
or oil of unsuitable body. To meet this condition our experts have
prepared a simple chart the Polarine Chart which insures you
against costly mistakes of this nature.
This chart is included in the Red Crown Road Map which has been
mailed to every motorist in the state of Nebraska. If you have
not received a copy one will be sent upon request. It gives speci
fications for practically every car made; specifications tested and
proved beyond the possibility of doubt.
Polarine is the highest quality of oil you can buy. Its stability
under high engine heat assures a fuel-tight and gas-tight seal in
the cylinders maximum power and mileage from the gasoline.
Its smooth, penetrating film protects bearings and engaging parts
against wear, vibration and breakage.
Polarine Oil is made in four grades medium tight, medium
heavy, heavy and exrra heavy but in only one quality.
You can get the proper grade for your car where you buy your
clean-burning, scientifically balanced Red Crown Gasoline and
you will avoid a lot of bother and expense. Prevent costly lubri
cation mistakes. See the Polarine Chart today, make sure your
oil is right, and suck to it. It pays big I
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For the Overland
we recommend the
following gradea:
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Summer
MEDIUM LIGHT
Winter
MEDIUM LIGHT
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BIG
BOX
ING
HOW
at the Roof
Garden
MAIN EVENT TEN ROUNDS
TOMMY EDDIE, of Chicago, vs. AL MARKER, of the West Coast
ADMISSION General, $1.00; Reserved, $1.50; Ringside, $2.00
THURSDAY, JUNE 15th
SEMI-WIND UP SIX ROUNDS
"BATTLING" DICK YEAGER, of Omaha, vs. "KID" DEMITH", of
Fort Robinson.