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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

NJ SNutEE gly 4-NArare- Bum
Mttle' s--svrl1c Nets vcr h5.l ends %
u.rtesi O. and the lficrr ralu game q
20 ]. B1fl ccrtests asre trril.e-s snd
Jiuuy stewart. uiih Tulsa last yttr. wLo
signed 20 plar first ic- tte Nets PLAYED =
t.s Pa-t 90 tas tro victories Ia ihe frat
contest SttHsrfs twr.base uauup IL ths
,aarth started rally that gave the locals
tt.ir lr,i tuo rura They won t ir Gn ex.
citing atnihtunirg finish. Wagner homer
sao,tiue t.s rcuat ari Pitcher Csrmar sccr-
.lr tlf Winning marker 0- base on balls
aa4s..r Wild keaye 60 sc-oll and Fisher
sacrifice fy ClraAr famed Il men a
record f1- the Western assoriaion Tor ttis
ssason stew arts homer IN tie tkird ,r.
ming ~ trr lttsrroar game vita twc -.r
ca ahead 20 hlu selr,l the Nets first three
runs. 1ur.. 90 win a. kar- tel3 tha viti.ors
o. five scattered Llis asd ous rln w1lca
an error grVe ftr-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
.S0X DOWN TIGERS
IN TWIN CONTEST
Both Games Won by Indentical
Scores; Cobb Gets by; Bos-
ton Beats Athletics.

DETROIT, July 4.-Chieago won both
holiday games from Detroit today BY identical
scores each ending TO 3. A two-run lead
taken by Detroit in the third inning Of the
afternoon game, when the locals scored three
runs only lasted until the fourth when
Chicago tied it, In the morning game CT.
cote was in trouble In the first inning, bu.
later pitched finely In the pinehes Two
singles and wild throw scored the winning
run in the sixth. Cobb's double this morn.
ing and single this afternoon gave him q
total Of % gameS without missing hit
MORNING GAME.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
PRODUCERS PLAY TRUE TO FORM BEFORE
MAMMOTH INDEPENDENCE DAY GATHERING
Following Usual Custom When Double Are Staged
Local Ball-Heavers Manage to Lose One Game: Ohln
Stopped Ball With Head, Being Thereby Momentariy
Incapacitaed; Kinney Was Thar

!ng lost hope, were making tracks
for the exits when poH!e was hit by
pitched ball This STAYED the ext.
% fans and the multItudincus gath
ering broke into cheers Ehen WoOley
slapped te PHI far on; into lef; field
Tor two bases Brady hlt q over the
fence scoring Dow- and Wooley and
the toll FOR the day was over.
There you are. Struggle with the
box score Tor additional information.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

easily bit and - Louis ~oa this Afternoon 8
game. - ! Errors by PI;ler ard Ward
gave IRE visitors tie moruing game. 20 3.
Dosk pitched effectively ;hraout the after
aeon contest. Carey srQrei the only rur
for Piitsh-rgh IL the fourtA inuinc on lis
double and PLIERS sacrifice He srortei
home. beating cut Milier's throw after Baird
had i5rcwn out Pitlsr
FIRST GAME
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
o.ne.ar.s a.ls. chieaso o.1o.

CHICAGO. July 4-CircinaAi passed
Chicago today by winning both games o.
the holiday bill. They won the first con
test. ? to Q. and the Afternoon game. IS
10 10. The second gan. was Wild ex-
hibitiOn by both club, and TIE hitting eI.
eepiioEAily heavy By both sides. Thorpe a,d
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
AFTERNOON CANE


Arimore ............... $50 900 4Cl--s
FORT S.uith ...-......-... C5l ono OQo-e
Su=mAry Rams Henderson 2 SPeeg
Hays. Tottcn > Allison Everdon ? Gardner
Robson. Adams >. Barr. Ctrmoiy; errors,
Payne. A,tzAndsF Williams. Attrs, Car
-rody. hom.runs He,asrsor ETsrdo-.
Ada1s ,wo-tass hi;s. ADAM. Barr Gardner:
stoien base Allison. sacrifice hiis, ClA-k;
Sacrifice ~ isrsre;t hits OF svtrsti 4
iu - !rriuEs. cn Ccuutryuan ia IS
.Hnlngs Cff Watson IN ? Il irrirEx.
doubis play. Hays 20 Alexander: struck 0ai,
by Evc-toH S. b. Lsvess;t !, By CoGatryzAE
,. BY Wktsoa I first base GO srrers Ard
more g. Fort saith
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
MeAssis. "a oEAsa=a City rs.
".

OKLAHOMA CITY JAY 4-otlahozA
Cliy Aut NeAiesirr split \ 5c-tlsbil here
tc-kv t1- t-st ga-- gong 10 ;Ls Mlrers
hy @ score I'D ~ sero-i 20 -k-
sorzs tes-l, o = tr trisf eolisst- hrlf,
fos iAe ia-s.t ,loxs! h.. iour si;s In -
,-eO7t eazs HriEAi vts ht lard ty Nc
A-ster BE- The first
F-RS- CANE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
Fo-, Saith Sc, AFaHoEs 2-e.

FOKT SMITH Ark. July AFTER wiz
mag the morning game OF Hornshy's *
r..e-; Fitct.-- art by timely t.tfi-- t-c
Ialrs frrrv away the Afternoon Eaue after
.hfy had apparently v-l % by scoring Eve
times in ihe seeo1d round i=vtrett vas
.-ccsed oui of she box early hy Arlmore
WHO treatsd Couztrynan hke~ise Watson
pitched good ball bat errors behind him cost
L. saEe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
~ Youngs Help Break Even With Ralroaders in Twin

nos; iavine-bls. Errvrs By Bancroft and
siocf were bEueksG With so=e hits Of:
RIsy AID gave tie visitors the victory.
PhlAdslrAit woa tie zo.zizs sazs. ) TO ;.
ey tsiti-r rally in the seventh Inning
MORNING GANE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
I ight TO A Draw.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, July 4.-Tommy
krieg of Mansfield. Wis, and Saior
Joe Choynski fought a ten-round
draw here today The bout between
Jack Rose of Milwaukee and BOBBY
Fletcher of Philadelphia was stopped
in the ninth when Fletcher sustained
4 broken rib.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
Fhiiadelph.l 50. Boston -.

IBIS afisrncon's game hsrs. % 2 thereby
splitting sven or The DAY A'ier btirs
kii in ths first inuirg Tor q honerur and
triple. rhch. with a base o. halls neiied
tve rlHs RagEn settled down and va al.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

tran for J. Wagner in eish,h.
St Louis 100 OOs 600
Pittsburgh .............0Io Oi0 olo--5
summary, Runs Baird. 2 Smith. Long,
Cruise Pttler, King Hiuchuan: errors Pit
Ter, Ward ;Eo-bSss hit. :. Wagner; stolen
bases. Long. : Saith. Carey. Biebee. Hinch.
usn: bases or halls. OF Watson s. of
Meadows 2 of Jacobs : struck cut BY
Watson 4. ty Jacobs :, BY Grimes /. Un-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
AFTERNOON CANE.

c-INI-afF' MI hlNlIEgs- snlIh, Ia
rrsssr Ragar. PAsksrt. Bancroft. errors
Smith. Bancroft. Stock t~o-hss hits Mann
vile, Crzvsth: kcmerun. PAskeri stolen
base. FiiIpstriek bases on balls. of RAsAn
!. OF RiTey !. off Mayer 2 struck out. By
Rsear 3 By RiIsy 2 By MAYER g. Cn.
pires, Kien and Brsn.field Tine. las.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
MORNING CANE
To,.l. ss s24lo Total. 20 I?Tls

su1llry: kuns, kVtrs, Wilh0ii, Trsres-
50. sio-k. Cr.vaih. Whit;ed Niehofi. Xiii
fer; srTors. Mage, Rzdo!yh, s;oet: iro-bsIe
hit, Crs'&;h. stolen bases Bailey. TRACES
scr; bases OF balls, off Rudolph ?. Of Alex
Aader !. struck cat. by Rzeolph 3. ty Alsr-
Aud@r 4 Tine. 1881. Uupires, Klez ard
BrSnsfield.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

Nc.Er by 4Il-lst
Ardmo-e ......-.....-.. zoo GOO 9.1-2
Fort S~ith ............. leC coo llf-9
summary Rams Henderson Sp-,r
Couni-yul2n Diamond Bar errors. Aityan.
Ger. Williams. Barr hC-crlr utuord tso-
base hit Barr double play. Lourcey 70 Car
uody stoitr bases hsr1ersor, Co-ntr MAJ
st-urk cut tv R-ss = by Hcrnshr first
ta.e on errors. Aftlort ? Fort Smith !
lef, on bases Ardmore . FORT saith bases
o. balls on Rass 1 OF Hornsby l hit BY
pitcher. Henderson by Ho-rsny; Wild piieaes,
Russ Hornshy Umpire. Roth. Time. l;33.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
AFTERNOON CANE.


N-Illhl ~ Runs. derfoE :. hAIii, I'm
ue-uar Fletche- ? Robertson. Eolke: er-
rors. rmernan. Hickman. Stesg.l two.
base hits. Burns, Olson housrun. Robert
soa- stolen base. Barns bases on balls of
SctuPp /. OF Coo-hs { st-zck cat BY
sehuPp b. CoOzbs / Umpire, Ri.,eF
Tine. 1855
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05


That the FIST shall be thc last and
the last sha,. hc the first was l-ain
shown when D,ulSou made one tally
IN the first inning % the second game
Halliday was olt 90 first, Mcrrl %
walked. NJ Alhau connected for TWO
bases. Nockey also was supplied with
rec transportation 4s flr as Brewer
VILE. Campbell va, safe when Nhhu
1uggied the pin and was DELAYED IN
peEslng 20 second. Merritt scoring
McMlhar was caught OF third and
Storey famed.
in their half Of she second tho Pro
ducers REGISTERED. Singleton walked.
Htlry suackCd the hlSs hide too
heavy for storey 90 handle Ohun
hunted. forcing Sinrlcton az third.
Brewer wal ~ smith famed where
upon HeafIy stole home. Ohun and
Brewer executed - double theft and
Poison famed.
Dcnison made two IN the fourth
when Poison started 20 ascend and
was not dcrr.ckei until De had walked
ir two runs Richter was hailed by
Cy Young and the left-hlnied Finger
took up the mound duty with the
bases dripping and nobody out After
walking in one tally Richter sct,icr
down. arranging FOR three outs in
rapid succession. whcreupou penison
ceased scoring FOR the day
In the nth frame Brewer doubled
for the second time and Smith
slapped the ball over the fence IN
deep center. scoring Brewer ahead Of
him. Richter few 20 center Wocley
flew 20 left and Brady was out, Nc
Mahan unassisted. The Prod ucers
threatened again in the sixth when a
couple OF hits put a r'sn on thiri.
whereupon Trout. heayins FOR peni-
son. grew nervous. slamming q swift
shoot against Ohlin's head. Ohlin.
efter being revived, proceeded TO the
dugout and DoHie went in 20 run.
Nothing happened, however.
Twas the las; half Of the ninth.
Brewer had famed. Smith had fouled
out--two down and Dcrison one 70
the good 1, certainly looked uum for
the home crew. Tie spectators. hav-l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

Summary. E-Is Blue Lipps sAiuauIt.
Bailey. Grisss earned rals. OkahonA City
,. MrA..ster . - base fits ilrrs Q.
thres-ta.e bits. Bailey Thompson. bases or
balls OF kraN J. oH Masters ]. cc-ble
plays >l-uArt 20 McCabe Pal-cr 10
hampAr!es. Umpire Kane Time I.J5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

Wilson each made bomerans. while many OF
the oitfr hits were for extra bases
MORNING GAME
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

Bsiied FOR Russell il rinih
store By innings:
New York ... ons 100 500
Brooklyn 200 COO OoO-s
Summary: Runs Burns 2. HsrIo. ksEff.
zimmerman, FLETCHER Robertson, H1lks.
RaE!len, II Myers. Hickman: errors Her
Iog Fletcher. NsrquArd. Dell: iwo-bAss hit
II. Myers; stolen base Holss: bases OF
balls, of MIrqusrd 3. off Sanse ! siruck
out, by Msr9usrd l. Time, $50. Umpires.
Riglsr and Orih.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
"A. ser.

Summary RUns. H.ur Stiuault Thamp-
son. H-rrio;i. Nutt fAi--l0t. errors. Ne
,lte sslrsu't Williams. earned ruas Os.
iahoua CITY @ McAl.stsr 3 tre-tass hit.
Blue hsrrtutt foutrrr ~a4rauit hases on
tsAs % Wright {. 90 Fair-'oth ,track
cat. by Wright ty Ftlr-ioth left ou
base OklAAuUA city E McAlesier s double
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

SamIhry. hlns, LonE GonllIet- btifeI
? Car~ys errors Ecr-shy . Gonzales
Wagner. Cooper. ;wo-hase hit Carey. iAres.
base tifs Sniih Bethel honerau. Bethel
bases ca tails oH Doak 2. OF Cooper 1
sfrtck oui b. D0ak , ~ Cooper Cm.
pires. O. DAY AID Hsrrison. TINE. l.59.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

score By innings:
Cineinns,i .......... OO6 O53 OlO-13
Chiesgo ................23 $50 1lO Polio
Summary: Runs. Groh. Koui ., Rouseh
?. Chase }. Thorpe. Neale. shean, Clarke,
Mitchell. Fltek. Mann 3, Driseoll Merkle,
wortnGn. Wilson g. errors, Kopf. Mann.
Zeider. Elliott; iwo.bsse hits. Merkle.
Thorpe wor;nsn. Wilson 2, Kopf, Ruether;
itrse-bEss bit. Mann: homeruns. Thorpe,
Wilson: stolen bases. Flaek. Driseol Grit.
fifth. Groh. Neale: bases on balls off Eller
/. OF Vaughn 2. off Mitchell 3 off Ring
!; struck out. by Vaughn 4. by Eller /.
BY Mitchell l. BY Ring !. by Ruether r.
ynpires. Quigiey, Byron and Emslie. Time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

-nltfe- ioT >Lii- Il sefe-f1.
sore BY innings:
Dszis,a .......-........ 600 go -1.-4
-l.ta ........ ......... lUu COO Utu-l
sznzIry Two base Ats. Brewer. kinney,
Hll--. double plays Bs.ez;! 10 Brady 70
Brewer sir-ek cut by Kinney &c. b. Pear
scu q sacrifice hiis fcctsy Hzber passed
bzis Nsrrit; : Umpire. Jsf.ries Tine $40. !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
MORNING GANr
Naskosee

MAskey. stewArt. Hale Wsgue-. Csrmaa
crrors Robinson. Brock. twohase hits,
S.evart CAsmau; homeruus, MAc1ey. Vac
Isr. sacrifice hits Pike. Hale Brock str1tk
cut BY Csruaa -. By Hanlip = bssss ca
balls on Carman .. od Hsislip 3 hit By
pitcher Halo. LEFT On bases. sherman :.
Naskoeee &. Umpire. Pontus Tine. las.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
lRy -CY- LoGspoNl

Every baseball club in the nation
played a double-header yesterday. and
50 far as We have been able TO ascer-
tain every priEenghier in the country
fought a battle Thus. 50 the foreman
snaried. space is az a premium and
the efflsiou on the twin b.l staged
at Assoc alton park yesterday after
noon WILL be conspicuous for IS
breVy
True Ia PORN.
However the Producers played true
% form before mammoth luteperd-
erce Day ass-rublage q some iSo
thousand yocitsrous souls. Thl; Is.
they as usual managed 20 lose one
game and win the other. The first
game wen; - the visitors TO I. while
the second went 90 Tu,sa. 8 20 I.
"O!t Hos" Kinney. heaylng from
the port side. was thar during the
first battle and had the local pasumers
nibhiing from his hand. Tulsa scored
IL their has q the first inning. where
upon the gathering howied It's ap-
pruva!. settling ;tself hack for a great
day After that first Outburst the
Scottmen subsided and thereafter did
not even threaten 20 score
Had not Merritt pegsed Wild 20 Nc
Mahan u is likely that Kinney would
have gotten away with a no-run game.
Halliday opened the days proceedings
by tanning Merritt few out 10
Wooley and McMahan was thrown out
at FIRST. In the last half Wcoiey was
out ~ first when MDMahan spearcd
a steamirg liner with one paw. Brady
was presented with a walk and took
second when Merritt let a pitched hall
get thru him. k4.enu struck out. but
Merritt dropped the pellet and In at
tempting 20 catch Raleuu At first
threw the pm out into the b,cachers.
Brady scoring and Baleuii taking
third Singleton famed and Heatley
flew out 10 center. whereupon the
Producers ceased scoring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

Tofsls 80 q 10
fBsi;ed fo- Tortman in seventh.
.Bsttsd for Aldrdge in eighth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
As Usual

FIRsT CANE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

rBs;isd for Del n ss,.aih.
hsiied for Rasssl II ririh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05

Batted for James in seventh.
tBatted for c. Jones in ninth.
A..w. .. ,v,t . s.a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.

Baiied for Douglas in seventh.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-19
NEW INDUSTRY
FOR THIS CITY
Report Canning Factory will
be Installed if "Bone-dry"
State Results.

In the event Of the paSsage Of the
bone dry" bill, now before the state
legislature, with the ultimate closing
OF all OF the breweries now operating
IN the state. canning factory will be
opened In the buildings now occupied
by the East Grand Forks Brewing Co..
according to reliable reports. J. H.
MeInerney is manager Of the brewery.
tomatoes. corn. and other products
OF this nature. which are raised in the
Red River Valley. would be canned on
a mammoth scale. All Of the build
ings now occupied by the brewery
would be remodeled to suit the pur-
poses OF the new venture and modern
canning machinery would be installed.
Would Raise Products.
The territory adjacent to East Grand
Forks Is admirably suited for the rails
ing corn and tomatoes and products
OF this nature. and 1t 10 expected that
many farmers would 60 into the rais-
Ing OF these forms Of produce on q
large scale, to supply the local factory
1t is asserted also that the company
would purchase or rent large tracts Of
land on which to raise products for
canning.
The establishment Of modern can
ming factory in East Grand Forks
would aid greatly in the advertising
OF the city and would probably mean
the establishment of other industries
In this city In short time. A large
number Of employees would also be
engaged in the canning factory.
Many to Make Dye.
A number of the breweries about
the state. according to reports will be-
gin the manufacture of dyes. Others
will be devoted to the manufacture of
soft drinks and concoctions Of the
near beer" variety.
Brewery men In general throughou-
the state, however, are doubtful that
the bone dry" measure will get past
the present legislature
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-19
GRAIN GROWERS
MAKE PROTEST
Local Men Will Attend the
Meeting in Minneapolis to
Fight Federal Grades.

Polk county grain dealers and grow
ers will have chance to protest against
the strinten. provisions of the pro-
posed federal grain grades at a hear
ing to take place In the West hotel,
Minneapolis, on Wednesday and
Thursday, according to word received
here. A number of East Grand Forks
mon are planning to attend the ses-
s!ens.
Charles j. Brand, chief Of the once
OF Markcts and rural organization, de-
partment OF agriculture, will preside
at the hearing. A similar session will
be held in Fargo. N. H., tomorrow.
Companion of the tentative grades
drafted by ths federal experts with
Minnesota GRADES. shows the federal
E.ndee tn be moe stringent n, ,:,u 9
particulars. moiature. content, weight
and percentage of weed seed impure
ties.
Would Cause Confusion.
The result Of the adoption OF these
federal grades. local realty men de-
clare, would probably bc to compel
Minnesota to adopt the same grades to
avoid confusion, as Minnesota grain
would have to undergo federal In
specticn. The proposed standards
they declare would be almost impos-
sible to comply with in certain sea-
sons. Early shipments Of wheat after
q wet harvest season. 1t Is asserted,
would seldom make high grade un-
der the now regulations.
A meeting may be called in East
Grand Forks for the presentation Of
dents shortly after the Minneapolis
mating '1t.r
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-19
East ! Side
spend NIGHT
IN BLIZZARD
a
Lose Way in Storm and
Wander About Prairie all
Night Horse Frozen.


After spending the entire night
wandering about on the prairie.
farmers residing % about il miles t east
of East Grand Forks. found their way
to the farm home Of William Storey
IN keystone township Saturday morn
Ing shortly after o'clock. Koskas'
hands were badly frozen, and Nc
ly frozen.
The two men had started for East
Grand Forks early in the evening
with sled and team of horses.
Shortly after the blizzard Of Friday
evening started, however, the road
was obscured, and the horses became
blinded Before morning, one of the
horses had been frozen to death.
Nearly 20 farmers and their wives,
who had driven to Key West on FRI
day evening to attend the regular
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-19
TENTATIVE PROGRAM
HAS BEEN PREPARED
Annual Banquet of Young Peoples
Society to BE Held Hero on
Thursday Evening.

A tentative program to be given at
the annual banquet of the members Of
the Young Peoples society of the
Mendenhall Memorial Presbyterian
church to he held in the church par
lors on Thursday evening. has been
announced by the committee in
charge of the arrangements.
FROM present indications, the ban
quet on Thursday evening will sur
pass those of former years. Members
and former members from both this
city and Grand Forks will be present,
and arrangements have been made to
care for as many of the young people
OF either city who wish to attend.
Following is the program which has
been prepared:
Piano Duet-Geraldine McNicol and
Ida Durand.
Presidents Welcome - Anna Pen
der. e. = ~
What 1t Means to BE an Honorary
Member-Mrs. J. H. McNicol.
Solo-Viola Geddes.
The Endeavor From the Outside
A. r. Rogsy.
Activity-Douglas Lurton.
The Pastor and the Young People
DIR. c. E. Coles.
Solo-Mamie Franklin.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-19
VERDICT OF GUILTY
RETURNED BY JURY
Torvald Hagen of This City Convict.
cd by Jury in District Court At
Keeping Gambling Device.

Torvald Hagen. proprietor Of an
East Grand Forks pool room and soft
drink emporium, has been convicted
by Jury in district court Of permit
ting a gambling device in his place Of
business. A two weeks stay Of SEN
tence has been granted by Judge Will
liam Watts. The Jury was out only
half an hour celebrating on the case
Hagen was indicted during the re-.
cent session Of the Polk county grand
jury, and arrested on q bench war
under 5000 bonds. william ]. Ras-
mussen of this city represented the dc.
fendant.
'Nels Sather Of Crookston has also
been found guilty. in district court Of
having kept for sale liquor in his soft
drink parlor- Sentence has not yet
been imposed by Judge Watts.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-19
SPECIAL FLOUR TRAIN
TO RUSH EAST TO END
BIG SHORTAGE THERE

Minneapolis. Feb. 1s.-The first
special flour and grain train that are
to be rushed east from Minneapolis
to prevent total closing of the city's
grain and milling industries and re-
are expected to 90 out tomorrow,
The Minneapolis committee of ship
pers that last week secured a relief
In the form Of the promise of eight
hundred cars a week from eastern
lines, all tho members Of which now
are back from Washington, was in
session today with railroad officials re-
Earding the handling Of the train.
More than $50 empty cars were re-
ported on the way to Minneapolis
from Chicago today. The snow storm
was said to be dela"ing their arrival
somewhat.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-19
MILL cry MOTEL BURNS
6tupehed By Fumes. Guests Have Diff.
flculty in Making Escape Early
This Morning.

Minneapolis. Feb. 19.-Stupefled by
the fumes Of burning rubber and
leather, 40 guests of the Odin hotel
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-19

monthly meeting Of the Key West
Farmers club, were forced to spend
the night in the Farmers hall, h.
cause OF the storm.
cd in Key west shortly before the
blizzard. and after the business meet
ing had been disposed of, aecommo-
dations were secured for the horses.
and the night was whiled away in q
social time. Shortly after daybreak
the meeting broke UP. ana the farm
ers began the return trip to their
hoyoea
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-19

here were aroused with dif,culty early
today when fire caused 100000 dam
age to the building, the' first floor Of
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silver AnnavUae,y.

A dinner in honor Of the twsnty.
nth anniversary Of the wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dunleavy, 222
North Second street, East Grand
Forks. was held at their home last
evening. A number of friends and rel
atives who attended the wedding IS
years ago were present last evening
Dinner was served by the hostess.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-19
W1FTs SPORT.

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