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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
MIEJSCOWA

w zimie nastqpi aok dotkliwy
brak wegla, re zcszloroczny Okla
&c sic tylko fraszka.
5. insult, prezes stanowcj rady
obrony, oSwiadczyl &c obccnie
najwazniejsz2 kwesty2 jest po-
w~iekSzcnie produkcyi W kopal-
mach i zaopatrzcnic Stanow pot
nocno-zachodnich w wegiel.
PoSrcdnicy weglowi ,,jobbers"
" Chicago, kt6rych zyski PREF.
Wilson oznaczyl W ostatniem roz
rorzQdzcniu weglowem, uslysze-
Ii pogioSki, &c wiaSciciele kopal-
nj z]amierzajQ zorganizowac fix
cyjnc iirmy poSrednik6w wegIo
wych, azcby sCbic samym spree
Gawac i zySki pochionQc. PoSreI
ricy powezmq odpowiednie kro
HI azcbv temu zapobicdz.
Kolejc zclaznc W Illinois wnio
sly pctycye do stanowej komisyi
urzqdzch publicznych o podwyz
szenic opiaty tdcmurragc) "a .
poznienic we wyIadowaniu VIC
gla i >krGccnic czasu, w ktorym
wegicl moe ~pozostat ma torach.
Kolcje r6wnicz prosz2 o podnie
sicnic rat irachtowych o ) pro-
cent ma towarach, ME objetych o
STATING podwyzkq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
H~ANDLARZE APELUJA Do
PUBLICZNOSCI.
Nalezy obecnic zaopatrywac sic
we wegiel.

we weglel.
Wszyscy> nandlarze wzywa-
j. publicznoSj, azeby obctnic "a
r~patrywa}a sic We wegicl IA Pc
re zimowq. NIGGA bye j~cszczc dial
SIC znizki w cenath miekkiego ]
twardego wegla, lccz tie ME b.
ia wielkic i mic powinny bye pc
wodcm, azeby publiczuoSG diu-
zcj zwlekaha re zamowicniami
ma zapasy zimowe. Zamowjcnra
tc maj2 bye wypelnione w mas
tcpnych 80 dniach, zanim uaStq-
ri transportacya zbior6w. Obec-
ME ! tax koleje sa przcladowans
ladunkami zapasow ! potrzeb wo
icnnvch. w zimjc tego roku be-
die ma kolcjach $cisk wiekSzy
niz kiedykolwiek. Wobcc tcgo
laden rozSqdny ! patryotyczny 0
bywatel ME ma czekac do zimy,
Iccz jak najwcze$nicj zamowit ca
"a iloSj wegla, jakq tel zimy zu-
zyjc,
Wegiel miekki jest o 81 tahszy ma
tonic anizcli pred oznacZenicm'
n;z<zych cen przcz prezydcnta.
WegicI twardy jest obecnie tan
sly o p Go 10 ccut6w ma tonic
20 oznaczeniu nowych cen twar
diego wegla.
Handel weglem, kt6ry ustai
pred kiiku tygodniami, gdy sig
rozpocztla kampania va .znize-
MEM zdzierczych cen, jeszcze sic
ME wznowil, gdyz publicznoSi
Spodziewa sic dalSzych mi
EEK cen drobiazgowych, t. ]. tych
Jake handlarzom bedzie wolno
robierac Cd konsumentow. w
sprawie tych cen prezydent VII
son MA ieszcze wydaG odrebne
rozporz2dzenie.
Podobno handlarzc otrzymali
zakulisowe informacye, zc ccny
twardego wegla ola konsumen-
tow bed2 oznaczone ma podstawie
cen wegla white ash jak naste
pujc: egg" SS.SS; nut $500;
pea" SS.4S: ,,stovc" $40 Ia
many" SS.9r.
Konsumpcya wegla W Chicago
wynosi rocznie 96, 100000 ton
miekkiego wegla ! 100000 ton
tWardegO WeSla. NlsNSLa SHSSN
tego wegla bywa zuzyta W zimis
Polowa idzie do w;elkich konsu-
ment6w, jak fabryk. zaklad6w i
instytucyi itp., ktore zakupuj9
ma kontrakty pc nizszych cenach
F. w. Upham, prezes Consul
mers Co., oraz 1. L. Runyan' Sc
kretarz illinois and Wisconsin
Retail Coal Dealers Association
potwArdzili wiadomosG, &c a
st6j ma rynku weglowym, &c pu-
tlicznoSt mic korzysta re znizck
: jeleli Sytuacya sic mic zmieni,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
ZNoW BUR
MISTRZA w OPALACH

Dystrybucyq tygodnika RE-
publican, organu BURN. Thomp
soma, ktory stal sic notoryczny
dla swego stanowiska progermaf
skiego It. ]. tax burmitrz i jego
crgan) zajmuje sic w Aurora kon
Stabel Jake Hendricks cd czasu,
iak William Stocker, szef klcI-
k6w W biurEe syudyka miejskic-
go zostal L tegO miasta WyprO-
SONY pod grozbq oSmolenia / O.
pierzenia. Stocker przyjcchaF do
Aurora jake agent og}oszeniowy
! cyrkulacyjny organu, lecz bawli
tylko jedcn dzich.
Cd nicjakicgo) czasu IIcnd-
ricks coraz Smielej / bczczclnitj
wyrazai swq sympatye ola kajzc
"a / prusak6w / coraz bezczel-
niej krytykowa} rad amerykah-
ski. Ucho dzbana jcdnakowoz
wczoraj sic urwalo.
Hendricks stab ma ulicy, gdy O
box przechodzily dwie kompanie
trzeciego puFku gwardyi stanu
Illinois i wyrazi} sic 0 mich W
slowach obelzywych do stoja.
ccgo obywatela, re ME nadaja
sic do druku. Obywatcl ten po-
dazyt "a ~zoInicrzami i powie.
Gzial i'm 0 tenn. Ct natychmiast
zawr6cili i pod dowodztwem po-
rucznika H, Cara aresztowali
Hendricksa i zaprowadzili go do
wiezienia powatowego. Tam sta
raj SIG wydcstai ia wolnoSc pod
kaucya, lecz powiedziano mu, &c
jest wiezniem federalnym i cze-
kac must ma akcye departamentu
sprawiedliwosci.
- Albert Becker z Aurora
pred miesiacem aresztowany "a
antiamerykanskie uwagi, wczo-
raj zostal ]ponownie aresztowany
Przez pomylke wypuszczono go
ma wolnoSG re stacyi policyjnej
PREY S. Clark III. Podmarszalek
federalny Smith przyprowadzit
60 Z powrotem "a kratki. gdzie
czeka ma to, co Z MIN postanowi
uczynic Department. sprawiedli
wosci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
.DrZeci%ko tcinu protcsty.
A WATY
KAN.
Washington, %. sierpnia.

Washington, %. sierpnia. -
| Obiega til wiadomoSt, &c prczy--
dent Wilson zamierza wypowie-
dice w kongresie move ma temat
pokoju, gdy wygotuje juz odpo-
wiedz do Papicza Benedykta ma
lego propozycye W tym pred
miocie. w ten sposob przypu5ci!-
BY on do zaufania ME tylko mai
WISE ciaio ustawodawcze w
tym kraju, ale zarazem dalby po-
znat caIemu narodowi, jake 50 W
rowyzszej kwestyi zapatrywania
rzqdu.
Z Bialcgo Domu mic wydano
zadneso o;wiadczenia, kt6rcby
moglo p~osiuzyt ia potwierdzenle
tych poglosek, W kapitolu jcdnak
z~najduja one chetny posluch i So
uwazanc "a bardzo prawdopodo-
bnc.
w rzadowych i dyplomatycz-
nych kolach panuje ma og6i pre-
konanie, &c papieskie propozycye
ME NIGGA bye przyjete, zapewnia-
ia jednak, &c Watykan ME spo-
dziewai sic, by mogly mice one
natychmiastowy rezultat, a prag-
nal tylko stworzyt podstawe ola
przyszlych, p6zniejszych roko-
wan.
Podobno p~rezydent Wilson, je-
zeli wogole bedzie mowit, g.
swiadczy, re Niemcy najlatwieJ
j~eszcze W ten sposob NIGGA PREY
spieszyt konferencye p~okojowa.
jezeli podadza swoje warunki.
NEUTRALNI POMOGA w
ZYWIENIU BELGII.
Washington, 25. sierpnia. -
Komisya zywnosciowa zawarla 2
przedstawicielami panstw neutral
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
New Brunswick, N. J., rs. S,

Kto ehce czytat rajlepsze CO
dzienne pismo polskie. MECH sic
I'd. do pana F M. PAWOLL,
naszego agenta ma Duncan l oko-
lice i zaabonuje sobie .Dziennii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
MOVIE R MAJA MEG
1858, 600 TON

Washington, rs. sierpnia. -
I przedstawionego ostatnio przez
wydziaf marynarki llandlowej "a
dania nowych kredytow okazuje
sic. re wedle programu rzadowe--
90 ma sic ona skladac L l,27O sta
lowych / drewnianych okretow o
lqcznej pojemnosci 7.96S,OOO tor
Budujace sic juz obecnie statkl
ola tel iloty beda mialy razem o.
kolo ?,OOO,O 900 ton pojemnosci, do
czego nalezy doliczyc jcszcze O.
krety. konstruowane w dokach a.
mcrykahskich ia zamowicnia A
liant0w i pahstw ncutralnych,
kt0rc rad takzc zamicrza zarek-
wirowaG ma uzytek Stan6w Zjc-
dnoczonych, aczkolwick &c strony
o~dnosnych KRAKOW ~podnosza sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

Klsza powyzej unieszczona przedstawia nowy, PIE
XIV, kolorowy obraz pod tytu3em Matki Boskiej PokoJu'
zaopatrzony w podpis z Apostolskiem Baogosiawlen-
stwem OLGA sw. Benedykta XIV.
Oiciec sw. Benedykt XIV. jest oredownikiem poko-
in, czyni3 tez luz rome zabiegi ably po}ozye koniec obec-
mel strasznej europejskiej wojnie i z~arzadzii W caaym
Kosciele Chrystusowyn nabozehstwa i modlitwy Po-
wszechne o pok6j; a kiedy pkazai sic obraz pod ty1tufern
Matki Boskiej Pokoju, po3ozyi ma tyn obrazie wfasno-
reczny podpis udzielajac zarazem ApostolskiegG Bfogo..
siawienstwa ola wszystkich, kt6rzy nabeda ten oblaz l
modIe sic beda o pok6j zakohczenie tel strasznej bra
tobojczej wojny europejskieJ.
Nabylismy pewna liczbe exemplary tego obrazu'
adv 90 rozpowszechnie pomiedzy naszymi czytelnikarni'
kt6rzy ME mniej cd mas pragna, by jak ~najrychleJ ukon'
czyla sic owa straszna wojna e~uropejska i zapanowaa po'
zadany pokoj.
Wielkose obrazu 16x22 cali. Regularna cena SloO'
Adv ten obraz rozpowszechnic postanowilismy
sprzedawae go po SOC w Adm. Dziennika Chicagosklego'
poczta 60c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
~GUBERNATOR FERGUSON
SUSPENDOWANY.

Austin, Tex, Is. sier. - Ma sku'
rex polccenia Izby rcprczcntan-.
tow dziewieciu jcj delegate"
wnioslo W senacie legislatury ior'
maine oSkarzenic przcciwko 9u.
bernatorowi T;crgusonowi, oSkar,
zajac 60 W q artykuiach O nadu-
zycie wladzy urzcdowci. Skut-
klein tego aktu pan Ferguson 10
stall automatycznic suSpcndowa--
ny, a miejscc jego zajal wicegu--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
JAKO ME
MIECKI SZPIEG.

San Francisco, Cal, 25. sierp.
MIA. - Borys dc Laskine. kt6r!
twierdzi. re jest rosyjskim dyplo'
matq, zosta} til aresztowany przc7
wladze f~cderalne, zaraz pc swo-
jem przybyciu liza jednym T. parow
cow nadeszlycll T. .Azyi. Ma or.
bye niemieckim szpicgiem. Pc.
siada on rosyjskic paszporty.
$1,000 w got6wcc i az II r6znycl
DoEuntow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

,ic do Nicnliec
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair.

That beautiful. even shade Of dark,
glossy hair can only be had by brew
in6 q mixture of.SaEe Tea and Sui
phur. Your hair 10 your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When 1t
fades. turns gray or streaked. just an
application or two OF Sage, and Sui
phur enhances its appearance a
hundredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition Of
other ingredients for so cents large
bottle, all ready for use. It is called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound. This can always be depended
upon to bring back the natural color
and lustre Of your hair.
Everybody uses ''Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
1t darkens so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell It has been ap-
piled. You simply dampen q sponge
or soft brush with 1t and draw this
through the hair, taking one small
strand at Q time; by morning the
gray hair has disappeared, and after
another application It becomes beau
tifully dark and appears glossy and
lustrous. This ready-to-use prepara-
tion ID delightful toilet requisite for
those who desire dark hair and
youthful appearAnce. II ~ not In
tended for the cure ss mitigation or
nS,ArIlnfAAn ~ AAlAn -. = -
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
DOUBLE HEADER !.
FOR EAST SIDE
Warren Quint to Invade
East Grand Forks Terri
tory This Evening.

On the East Grand Forks high
school basketball court this evening.
two contests will be staged when the
Warren aggregation will meet the
scholastic five from across the Red
and the Marvel. N. d. quintette lines
up against the Union Commercial COL
leEe team.
The Warren athletes are reputed to
be unusually fast but after an ex-
ceptionally hard week Of work. Coach
Macdonnells men feel that they can
put across a victory and gain foot
hold on the list of district title con-
tenders. Both teams have been going
good this year and indications point
ito fast match tonight.
Little is known about the compare
tive strength Of the Marvel and
Union Commercial college fives. The
u. c. G. has tucked away some good
games and the athletes claim that
they are going to get another this
evening.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16

1o5, which was killed in the house,
relating to the legal reserve fund OF
banking corporations.
DR.. Ladd's bill for the regulation Of
patent medicines was restored to life
yesterday on the third attempt,
amended and placed on the calendar
for third reading and final passage:
The league bosses became fright
ened at q large number Of prospec-
tive candidates in their own ranks
ambitious to serve in congress and
yesterday Representative Harding
withdrew house bill 403. providing
for congressional re-apportionment Of
the state by drawing division line
east and west instead Of north ard
south and throwing the home counties
Of Congressman Young and Norton
into the new second district.
There was food Of aspiring leaS-
uers already pluming themselves for
a job in the new district when the
secret caucus on Wednesday night de-
cided to pull the bill back.
Representative Harding had dis
owned authorship Of the bill few
days ago but later accepted the honor
Of being the putative father.
A professional lobbyist, we'll known
in the capitol for his connection with
several other smooth propositions in
the past. is now claiming he was the
real author of the bill and Dragging
that he NEARLY put ono over"
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
North Dakota Pin
Busters Making Run
inL B. A. Tourney

st. Paul Mimi, Feb. 1e.-visiting
bowlers from North and South Dakota
We're on the drives during the day
in the ninth annual international
bowling tournament here, but were
unable to head the leaders. In the
individual event c. E. Phelps of Wa
tertown shot his way into ninth place
with 500, but the others entered from
Watertown were unable to get into the
500 class.
In the five man team event three
Fargo teams and one from Moorhead,
Mimi. took the drives but were un-
able to get among the ten leaders.
Peterson of the Hagen-Newton conf
pany team collected the high score
Of the visitors with 222.
Alex Stern and company rolled a
total of 2,422; Hagen-Newton COM
pany 2,382; Reineke and McKone,
2,307, and the weum Clothing com
pany Of Moorhead, Minn., 2,416.
The Bowlers Journal team Of Chi
cago is still leading in the FIVE man
team event with 2.7s3 and George
vandertuuk Of St Paul is at the top
Of the single event with e7e. In the
doubles the schmit brothers Of Wa
basha are leading the race with iii.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
.SyNERG0| QU|NT wins
Results in Overwhelming De-
feat for Phi Delts.

In a one-sided basketball game
played at the University gymnasium
last evening. the Phi Delts went down
to defeat before the aggressive
Synergoi quint by q score Of 26 to IA.
The contest was staged in connection
with the campus league series and as
q result. the losers have been forced
farther down on the average list.
The Sigma Chi-Medics contest,
which was also to have been played
last evening, was postponed until
some future date. With the Phi Del
Ia Theta team forced out Of the run
ming for the title Of the league, the
championship will undoubtedly lie
between the Sigs, Bulge and Medics,
with the Synergoi quint closing in on
the leaders. An exceptionally fast se-
ries Of games has been played in the
league to date. with several good
games still to come.
Summary:
Synergoi. Phi Delts.
Boyce. f..............f, f.. McCutcheon
van, I... COttam
Bakken, O.. &C, Jenntson
SEED, g.. g. Mcintosh
Substitutes: o'connor For FinTar.
son.
+ Field goals: Boyce 3, Van 8, Bakken
4, Weston 1, Cottam 1, McCutcheon 1.
Foul goals: Boyce I. McCutcheon
10.
Score 26 to II for synersoi
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
ADA FIVE WILL
PLAY CENTRAL
Minnesota High School team
to Meet Local Aggrega-
ton Tomorrow.

Tomorrow night on the Y. M. G. A.
court the Central high school basket
ball team will play another at-home
contest when the Ada five will line
up in opposition. Ada is reputed to
have one Of the strongest basketball
teams in western Minnesota and the
team will come to Grand Forks de-
termined to take back victory.
jibe with the opposition's, however,
and during the past week he has
spent considerable time in building up
a defense that will Offset any attack
that the visitors might make.
During the early part of the season
the Grand Forks team has made a
poor showing, but efforts will be made
to affect "come back" tomorrow
night A good crowd is expected to
turn out and boost for the Central
high
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
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BILLS CONSIDERED. =
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Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 16.-House
bill 294 makes 1t a more economical
matter to publish new ordinances.
H. B. 295 provides that the city
may pay three-fourths of the expense
or widening streets instead of one
fourth as now.
connections between sewers and other
mains, cables and conduits, at the
time new curbing for street paving
is being put in was defeated, but was
reconsidered and put on third read
ing.
Representative V. I. Cole of Fargo
also pleaded for these measures.
The workmen's compensation act,
house bill 7s, passed under endorse
ment of the State Federation of La
Dor. The law of the state Of Wash
ington is followed.
1t provides that employers Of en-
ployment carry insurance in state
accident fund but railroads are ex-
empted.
The bill provides a schedule Of
compensation for injured workmen
and except in certain cases absolves
the doctrine of negligence as ground
for recovery of damages against en-
ployers and deprives the courts Of
the jurisdiction of such controversies.
The bill passed the house, 81 for
and rs opposed.
The house also passed house bill
80 by providing that a new board Of
control shall be appointed by the gov
ernor, together with the secretary of
state and the attorney general and
but one salaried official.
Among other bills passed by the
house We're:
H. B. 1873. o'Connor, making uni
form laws for sale Of goods.
H. B. 271, providing for tho salary
Of county Judges was defeated.
Representative Hendrickson failed
to secure a reconsideration Of H. b.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
Bone Dry Bill Is
Passed by House
In South Dakota

Pierre, g. D., Feb. ia "bone
dry" prohibition bill was passed
by the South Dakota house late today
by vote of SO to 10. The measure
now goes to the senate.
The entire afternoon was consumed
in debate on the bill, the liquor forces
presenting many amendments to alle-
viate the stringency of its provisions
One amendment sought to place the
dispensary Of intoxicants under the
control Of the city.
The house passed tho senate bill to-
day allowing many state officers q
monthly expense account Of $50.
The measure seeking to allow a YER
dict by five-sixths Of q jury.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
III SPORT NEWS IN GENERAL,
ers to Grand Forks promises to be the
greatest advertising feature of the

ers to Grand Forks promises to be the
greatest advertising feature of the
year for this city.
The outcome will be watched with
interest throughout the entire world.
The event will not be merely an ex-
hibition of fast Ice skating, but 1t will
be backed py the rivalry that exists
between championship contenders. 1t
will he the first contest Of any kind
ever held in this section Of the north .
west. when a worlds title will be at
stake.
The affair will not result in any H.
nancial gain for anybody. The guar
antees made to the skaters are we'll
within reason and hardly covers their
expenses and the time spent here. Mr..
Schumacher is backing the bout in an
effort to revive the sport here and to
place Grand Forks back on the map
as great sport center. He is him.
self a champion artist and may fig
ure on the preliminary card. For nine
years he was champion of North Da-
kota and he is personal friend of
Norval Baptie. which accounts to
some extent for getting the race for
this city.
A definite race has not been set for
the race, but efforts are being made
to get the men here some time during
the latter part of the month. Eel,
22 was set as the tentative date, but
Baptie would be unable to get here
by that time. 1t is probable that tn.
race will be staged either on the oath
or 2Sth of this month
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
THREE GAMES LEFT IN FINALS
OF NORTH DAK0TA'S B0NSP|EL .
WHICH ENDS THIS AFTERNOON

through all opposition and took the
First National bank trophy but this
was not the big, prize he wan after.
Every man entered In the bonspiel
aspired to win the A. H. Smith trophy
and all feared Strong. The Drayton
skip piloted his rink through victor
les over Alexander. Schlosser. Strach-
an and Garvin In this event, four
pair Of curling stones was the first
prize. The stones are beauties and
the best that could be purchased at
Winnipeg.
The visiting curriers' will leave to-
night for their homes in the various
sections of the northwest. Practically
every one remained here for today's
games.
Play will commence in the ALL
comers event next week when the Da-
cotah Hotel cup will be awarded to
the rink defeating all local competi-
tors.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16


Because of advances in the
cost of raw material and labor
hat prices must be raised OF
quality lowered.
The manufacturers OF Cor
don hats asked their distributors
whether Gordon hat wearers
would prefer to pay more or get
a cheapened hat.
The almost unanimous Qpln-
ion was that the high quality
of the Gordon hat must be
maintained.
The manufacturers are OF
the same mind.
The price of the Gordon hat
will be $3.50 after April lst.
The perfect quality will not be
cheapened under any clrcum-
stances.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
INSPECTION OF PRISONERS ENDS

American Embassy STAFF Of Forty Has
Not Been Recalled Yet.
Petrograd, Feb. 1.-THE American
embassy had suspended It's work on
behalf Of German civil ana war pris-
oners. The staff Of approximately
forty men who had been en9aged in
this work is being held subject to fur
ther instructions.
Those among the prison camps havU
not been recalled as yet, the embassy
assuming that they will continue their
inspection Of Austrian prisoners.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16
CHAMP P|0NSH|P
GAME SATURDAY
Roosevelt and Winship
Grade School Hockey Sep
tets to Clash For Title.

Tomorrow afternoon on the Central
Ice rink, the Roosevelt grade school
hockey septet will clash with the Win
ship aggregation in the last game of
the championship series, when the
city title will finally be decided.
The rivalry between the two teams
is unusually keen and the game prom
ises to be the most hotly contested
of the winter. For the past several
weeks, both sevens have been prac-
ticing hard to get into shape to carry
off the victory. and each lineup has
perfected series Of new plays which
will be uncorked for the occasion.
The Roosevelt seven halls from the
south end Of the city and many from
that district will turn out to support
the team. The Winship stronghold is
in the north end and from here a
great many will come to offset the
numbers from the south district.
Coach Harry Butler has announced
that he will pick two all-star teams.
one to represent each end Of the city
to play a post-season game when the
strength Of the best men on all of the
grade schools will be put to test
The lineup for the game tomorrow
afternoon will be as follows:
Roosevelt. Winship.
Bronnsktl .c.......... Bunch
Olson ......... .lw. ....... johnson
Reese .rW... Fisher
b. Couch. .r............ Buck
X. Couch. .cp. ....... Emerson
Barnard ........p. .......... purcell
Smith ...........g....... y. Campbell
The game will start at 1880 o'clock.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-16

At noon today only three games
were left in the finals Of the first an
nual bonspiel of the North Dakota
Curling association which comes to a
close this afternoon, with the final
events in the Scandinavian-Ameri
and Thompson cup series. In the
morning draw, Van Camp defeated
Charles Garvin for a chance to meet
Sheppard in the finals for the bank
trophy. Van Camp is playing Shep-
pard this afternoon, bringing this
event to close.
Schlosser reached the finals this
morning when he downed Thompson
in the Thompson event and this att
ernoon he Is matched with Turner,
who landed in the last event yester-
day, defeating Williamson.
Strong of Drayton has skipped the
star rink OF the bonspiel. At the
beginning Of the spiel he waded