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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-03-22
FAMOUS SINGER
HERE NEXT WEEK
Will Bring to Baxter the Star
of Metropolitan Opera
Company

Musical people and music Low.
ing people Of Baxter Springs are
anticipating with keen delight
the coming visit Of Julia Heinrich,
the noted soprano Of the Metro
politan Opera Company, who
will appear at the Library Theatre
on the evening Of March %,
under the auspices Of ]. W.
Grantham, agent for the New
Edison.
Miss Heinrich il renowned and
her recitals even In the large
cities occasion much interest In
musical circles. Miss Heinrich
will sing In Ndirect comparison.
side by side, with the wonderful
New Edison'S recreation Of her
remarkable voice. The recital
will be free but those who wish
to attend must secure tickets
from MIR. Grantham. The seat
ing capacity Is limited and m
early application for tickets b
advisable The presentation Of
tickets win begin Friday morning.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-03-22

The Colorado Metals Explora-
ton Company is another big one
in the field. They have secured
a lease on 180 acres Of land near
Picher and have a battery Of
drills at work now. Two shafts
are sinking and a couple of mills
will be built right away. M. D.
Draper of Denver is in charge OF
the work and he has opened an
Office in Baxter Springs.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-03-22

On Brugger's farm two miles
west of town, what gives promise
of being a good ore strike was
made early this week. The
drill went into ore hearing rock
at rs feet and was still in ore
Tuesday morning several feet
deeper. Samples had not been
assayed, but the cuttings showed
up a good percentage Of jack.
Prospecting on the Bruggers
place has been in progress for
some weeks but the drills had
not discovered anything better
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iirtlidte uoUrId3tcn

3iOusfirde, Gde 20. mo g CTR.
Giiojeite, Quitor D2. &loou, feiert
ibr ia6rlidjeg 9liifion5ict. Wtor.
gems beginnt Der @oitesoieuit Tim 10
nbr, un0 SEER @oitor s. $. Iegeler
Ron geaaer miro preoigca; nadmit-
tags nm 3 ll6r, 1tuS SER 8aitor
So. Giermnrn bon Gcribuar miro Die
greoigt balten; mo obau0s I'M S
llbr, uto Serr gaitor u. %. Cant
bredt ooa Blair tDirO In eng(fi6er
Gprade preOigeu. llniere giad6ors.
g~eatein0en iino ber5lid einqeLaoen.
Grite 9entide GD,.gntb. Stride,
20. un6 Wlaion Ctr, &itns Gang,
9oitor. Geuti6er @ottesoienit nm
10 llbr bornittagS NIT 9leforma-
tionspre0igt ilber Dos 19eala: Scr
5ortgang Ser Geformatiou nad Gil,
Tiers 3o6e.@ gn8Iiider Gottesoienit
i'm S llbr obeu0s.
Ser 5rouenbercin BAIT n1hiten
Mittpod feine 9eriammlung ob.
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MaSdrn ppn shlnnne aeEiRrn.

SeottBbluff. g}e6r., 20. Sept. -
Die 8 Sabre aite &odter bon Serrit
uno 6ral Sim aelln pelde auf
elmer Rand nabe @ering no5nbait
iino, mar i'm Sofa ouf ciae Glapper.
idlaaGe getreten uno in Den SUB
gebiiien. IS Uur0e ioiort na9 eli.
mem ar3t telcpboniert, Der 8erbol.
tiingSulaBregeIn bis gu iainem Gin.
treifen %anor0uete. Ga5 tleine Dldo.
den idaint cine aubergapobultde
Courage 81 beiisen; mo6reno Die 81
tern rutlos ipareit, mas 81 tlltL en-.
grill 0a8 mlttige 9laode1 elm
iddrfa5 W}eiier mo ertuaiterte Die
giBnnnoe NIT eineul tiefeu Stnitt
ufio iultote Damn iobiel BON 6em Der.
gifteten 8tite ans, ais es fonnte.
Go8 fIeine Mdoden lit nun ouBer
2~ebeu8geiabr, nidt 5uu geringell
Seile ourh Oeiieu eigeneu 9tllt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29

Slides lit in8peifel6oft Bic CLAN.
|5eaoite, meIde ientaIS b~ermcnOat
.wurOe nn0 Die 8ablreihen, bio.
Eiibi6en @laoden oes Gborus iDer.
Den NIT ibreu neueiten 8ariier SEQ.
itimen iiderIi6 groBes Sntereiic
b%erborrufen. 9ieIe Sruppe ite6t
inter Der bGri6uli6en 2eitilng ron
SEQ. 5. Snpcs. einen Ser bciteu
ur befonnteiten Sumoriiteu ocS
2anoes, pelder non berhorroqenopn
aiinitlarn uie &e6 Burns, Sumo.
rift, ante &nnmon S%ou6rette;
8ortman. 8rima0onna un0.
beri6ieoenen ou6eren erittlafioen
araiteu ultf 0os porteiIbaftcte iii.
tcritiibt miro. @ei Qaro0en beginnt
bic &oritequRg erit nadoem bic.
ieIben benin Ga9etD G5eatcr bor6et
ge5ogen ittt0.
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2tMs 1tebraska Gitp.

autpalt $. 6. 2cia6 beaob fit
lebteu 5reitag nod omaha, Inn 9til.
Ore0 Gourtneb, ole tDegen zines Ban.
otteHitreihes 81 mebrmouatlidRr 5li.
baftierung i'm 0ortiaen oSaaie sum
gltten Sirteu~ berlrrteilt mur0e, If.
ren gltern tpie0er 5%u5ufi6ren, Gie
bteitgen @eridtsbeoruten iino Der
Gniiht, bob Do3 iuuge g}aOGen ipe'
gen i6rer Ieidtiinnigen &ot genug
beltrait mor0en iei uto ibre 6reilais
lung miro ourd einen geridtlihen
8efebl gefor0ert.
Die Snforporntion8artital fir sic
8ornler5 GleUator Gompaup bon
2unbur mlr0au Gu0e lester ISOLDE
in Der Office 0es Goiutp Glerfs bin.
terIegt. 9os @riin0uupsf1pitaI Der
@eicaI@aft betrdgt $4,000. Die glts
tieuiu9o6er illto: ~. 9. Gridnea,
@3iQion griepmitrob, 9cnrD @rie.
peuitrob o.. &. 8ridnaa. Cabin 6.
gSilhelm @uitab @itnt6er. @lguit
Is. S6rciner, j. Y. Stoder II. @.
@iLhllm, @grD 0'gieiL &eurD
anabe, q. @ciler, 5re0 9ettner,
5nrD 9eiute, 5rit Relttar, Ben
9eaDrtd3, Sobn GeB Qorl 8aIter
un0 &1rrg @iintber.
Iu5 Cmaba traf bier 6ie gtaf-
ri6t elm, DAB in eiuem 0ortigen so.
ipitaI 5rau s. u. G0ulunoS aus
Dem 2eben geidieoen iei. 9ie Ser.
ftor6cne mar frilber in 6iaiem Goul.
tD ipo1nbait uno felt Sen 70er Sab.
rell eine 9epobnerin bon Qebrasfa.
5rau GomuuOs mur0e in Ohio ge.
borer uno erreihte Elm 2lIter Ron
70 Sa5rcu.
Glpoe u. I9orp EN- ougcmein be.
fanltcr uu0 belicbter iuuQer Mann,
Itarb an n. Septembcr na6 einem
ohtuonotlidlen 2ei0en i'm alter bon
50 Sabrelh un0 mlr0a lcsten Gums.
tag beer0tgt.
SER uito 5rou 6. C. 5o6ous
troteu letten 8reitn9 cine 8eiic uud
Stem gort an, I'm ibrea Sobn at
6eia6en, Der I'M 8un0a Signal
forps oieHt uno oeian abfommar.
oierltng nad 6rantraid bolo erioI.
gen mir0.
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@eaen bentIden 1lntcrridt.

2iHcoIn, gle6r., 80. SEPT. IS
ioa bier Bic idredlida ent6edrnq
genlodt ipor0cn ieiu, Dab III Ben
8art uno Bancroft Gduln nod int.
uler oeutiaer ltnterriht ertc1 miro
ut10 oaB 0ie Gia6er bon BEN 6ritten
big 5n ben adtcu GIaHau qe3mungen
iperoet on Dem llnterridt teilsunebs
men, Oh tie molten ODER nidt. Sc.
gen 0ieie @aaolung fouroe groteit
erboben. @riitoent Smell bon Or
S6uIbeb0r0e iagte. ct ba6o nidt ee.
puBt oaB Genti9 uutarridtet miro.
Superi1tten0ent 9teiDton Bat erflart.
0aB Der oeuti4e llnterridt einqe.
iteat ua6 0urG @HgIiid eriebt miro.
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Nm crpHeHm.

Sli Ero1ranm Ser fommeAoen
sSptle 6ieies oElgemein beliebten
&1lloeDiuc &auieg. ninunt aat6Ieen
'0liiforo apeifelIos Bic fibrenoe
RIFE EN- SRI gIifforo tpelde be-
ipa0ers IN auabenberfleiouna gro.
Grfolae sit ber3eidnen bate, Mrs.
attrd tire eritflaiigen 2ieoerportrG.
se ollgencinen @eifaa finSer. Bert
Bnter, iunblbefonNt oils S6nuipie.
ler mo GhriftiteIler, Miro NIT
ieiHer elise n9rebarication@ mtf
iuarfen. BeIonaere gea6hrna ber-
oienen nod egtotor Boating" NIT
Billie gurfe. Scr bon So5el Gtarf,
Moa 8rotDn un0 Sanr8 Carmen,
pnrteilbaft urferitiibt iuir6. Ole
CHUNG Slua Sour Elm dnefit)e3
Gliortett. iBer0en nit loren bor5iiga
li6en Gtimmen groBen Ginorud
MAIDEN. ~Gns Mlao6ea itno Der
tnnSen0e 9larr. ner0en ron Gbo.
mas 4atrireuo uno 9ltbp Mle1er
DnraeIteI. 3ufmfst1nse fueroen
ron Sarol0 I'll Sane lm0 Stne CD
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Gmprcb Gpcoter.

&ie gep69nIi6 bot aud Bic Sci.
tltag Oieie5 ~aa9enein beiiebten I6ea.
tiers iur Die tonren0e critic Qsohen.
baltic Elm tpirfliG por3ugltheg Gro.
grautn 8uiamneugeitallt, meldes
iiAerGh ben 9eiiaa alcr Nt5ar.
Sen 8aiuder ertiugen miro. al8
8atPtnunmer utuB ote 9orfi6rlug
bon 8alter Gaaiel5 ltn0 9timnQ
8alters be3eiduet meroa, melhc
0ur@ ibre beiteren @ortr1ge, @aidu.
&c lno Shar5re0en aIlganen qe.
fallen Deroea. Sbncn folqt Got
Q}ariel, elm aeiue5 Gauthen, mald)e
ii6er cine bor5l9lid geiaulte Etm-
me uHo Gin groBc8 2ie0errebertoit
DerT1gt. Ole Ge6ritoer 9elepan, qes
Ddnote 4tro6atan, fuer0ea Sic 8eiu.
der 0ur6 tire Sroitletftungen In Grs
italrleu periateu. 8m. 8unten Ii.
90, in ibrer 5ti55e .Gijenbabn So.
tel iluo origiHe4 u1lo mterbQlten0.
SIR 6ropfreid@ lit Der 5itel oe8
8an0eJbiI0e5, IN melfan ole beioen
&an0elbibneuiterne BETTY Some uno
e0Dar0 earle, Die 6auptroaen inne
baden. Gen 56IuB oes @~ro9rats
mes biI0et cine before gbriitie So.
noble.
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Mnheth efenter.

Spe3iea fir Sic 81. Garden SO.
de puroe bon ser 2eitung oieies
popuIaren 2uitipieIbouies ote nutif.
falii9e 9urIesfe y2en6en geue8"
aabudt ipeIhe pdbreno Der tomm1en.
Sen @ofe 5neinaL tdglit sur auf
fihrnng forntnt ltno BEL Sen 8e.
iufern iiherli9 Oh ibrer SriginaIis
tit tpegerL unqetaiIten geifoa fin.
0e' miro. 8ieie gurIesfe unteridei.
Set iid Ourh eingreifen6e gtelterltn.
gen ron of Sen dlteren 2eiiulus
gen. an tpeIde oas 4ubIifrm &C.
Ip9but mar. Die @~rsItattltng 0e5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29

Der Ictten stpei @oden 1obe in ocbn
ghtn6 all @eipiht alaencpmen
DieIcs oltr, 0uparldiiiee ardltterbail-
mitteI miro ni6t' Ourd Slpotbefer
berfouft. @egcn nabcrer ausfnilft
Ihrei6e man on: Or. Setter 5ahr.
neD & Cons Co., Chicago, ST..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29
2lus Der Gbeater WeltI

.nar0s uno olga Dtaripig oorge.
George unO Did RatB tuer.
Sen ourd lire araftIeiihingen e6en.
fails ben ungcteiIten geifon Ser
geiuder erringen. 8iloer aus Sen
instrumentation Saremslaben, oie
Slide oe5 eaBIiiam aannIs un0
0er gtaot Siouapore biloen oen
SdIuB 0ieie5 bodiHtereiionteu Gro.
ararans.
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2luS DEM Staate 0tebraSfa

9erfauf ser 6reibeitsbonos igitema.
tiid ait fibren. es mur0e ieruer
cine acioIution poiiiert. Belde ".
2. @eIton bon Sartiugtou fir ara.
fi0eut Der States 9aufers aiiocio.
tion empiieblt.
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dar Srittss gnfae6pt 6ereit.

Beatrice, Agbr., %. Sept. -
Gage Gountn8 6teaungspfliGtige
fir oas brittle anigebot maroeu iid
an s. Gftober, na6nlittngs Inn 5
ubr, in Der SberifEoffice %einftnoen
un0 am uaditen Gage ilber Die
Union 4ocfic 9abn nad Camp
5itHiton abretielt. Die Site Der Gin.
ae5ogqlen Tt wia folgt: s5o9n 6.
Steiner, Sulius 9telte, Sobn 9oui-
mier, 6re0 s, &elmfe guebbe Go-
ien5oomb GIpoe 8. 3nB, @uD 8.
gonmaa. Galen s. 8aicp, 8iliam
$. Sarm8, gerue &. gio8ers, 4aton
S. GetrobstD, Sobn 6. &raubeI,
8reo 5. geurih, 6rant gtuppredt
&earB W. Gamtroger elmer Sbe.
pardon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29
gtu6n se6n gfunb sil. .c

gtu5m ssbn %fnn6 5n. Set Sipci
Sabrcn mar meine @%eiunbbeit nnge.
griffen.~ ihrcibt Ser ". Montef
bon GrbftnI Gitp Minn., naber nod
bent @ebrauh BON 5pei 6Inideu
5orni's atpenfrGuter fiibltc i'd mid
b~oIitdnoig wobl. @dbreuo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29
sammeIn far @iGliptlctg fOnb.

2inroIn Gebr., 20. Sept. Ole
angeitelteu i'm Stantsfapitol boben
inter ii6 cine GoIlelte crbobeu fir
Sen SolOoten 9ibliotbefsfouo uiO
Die SammIung ergob Sic 6iibihe
Srtmr1e bon 5000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29
GOaBtgs SaHtiere urganiFeren
IA

Center, 9ebr., 20. Sept. Die
8alttiere bon anor GouIrtD bielten
an 26. Septamber bier cine Ser.
iatHmluug ab ltno orgauiferten cine
8nor GouttD 8aufers' aiiociation,
NIT z u. gatbong bon g8ania oils
8orjber uno 8. e. @aIton bon
Center ais Setretdr. Ser @aupt
5IDed 6er Organization If, ben
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Ma2en-Leiden
set kindheft
Peruna machte mich gesund!

SER @m. Sc. eberI1, 1925 n0ro.
li9s SnncoG StraBe, gbIaoelpbia,
70, idsreibt:
sSfit meiIter gin6beit mar 10 ninGens
leioen6, namDem Ia ifbt . 3lalAen 5bres
$eraHn Habfi, Frfrens til mid bFiler @siHus-
bdt. slu4 Der 0aiarEb IN msineH etopf 1T
bsliDmHleif ~berfmpHn6eH. 81 banfe Der 4s,
ruRa Go. iiir t5te CUTE arbeiL@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29

in Sic 8reiGe, ol8 SefretGr 9oo
&eaber iufoIge zines autotmfalls
i6mer ertranftc uub e~erIan6ert mar,
feline pieleu 4intspfIihteu auE8ufiib
ren. Ser 8oo0s bat ii6 Dem idfpies
rigen 4oiten 9rinoIid qeipndieu
ge8eigt. Qurm ieincn Ioft, ieiue
raide auifaifnu9s8aba mo groBe
qr6citsfraft bat or Die 3ieienarbeis
ten nit onertennensmarten Grfolg
erIe0igt. Ser Go068 geb6rt Der
Der 3eitung8leute on, bat aber
8eruf 5eitueiltg barloiien, nm
ben VT Sars8eu Commencement alts
Oct iGperen SLOT 81 beIien.
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Der tiidbtioe
2lksSarzBcn Sekrct0r!

Ga5 obi9e 2tlo 8eigt &arru Geo.
8. Go008, ~nmticren0er SGfretar Der
qt 5ar48en. @err> Go008 iprung
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-29

Seer CUT eiien MID, beiude CD.
Maltrar's &eitaurolt an Der 6ort
nam GtraBe.
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EsrfsHfn, bfHrR fhiFiae Mebttineu tulsFrs
ts9tEs saHHeH EtfaHa% ehIfttsH fEbaiseH-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-06
MORE DEADLY THAN
/ MAD DOES Bite

The bite Of rabid dog is No longer
deadly, due to the now famous Pasteuf
but the slow, living death,
the resultant of poisoning Of the sys-
TEN by deadly uric acid 10 - sure, and
- day follows night.
No other organs Of the human body
are 20 important to hea1th making q
the kidneys and bladder. Keep your
kidneys clean and your bladder In
working condition and you need have
no fear OF disease. Don't try 70 cheat
nature. II II . cruel master. Whom
ever you, expertence bAckache, nerv.
business dtAlculty In passing urine,
ss..get ON the Your 3hdnsys and
bladdoE SfoQuire Immediate attention.
Don't delay. This - the time to take
the bull bysths horns. GOLD MEDAL,
Haarie1A Oil CApsules viii do the
trick. Hsor ~ two hundred years
itbey havo proven meritorious IN tire
tftSlatnsnt 81 55Aissases 81 the stomach.
kidnsyysSYftvef md bhddsr. IL q 4
lWorlA-fAtneA ysneAy. IN 3 -
fhongehe1A noeS1oafysI Tor Ov0r 11Vsymra.
llsy0NEAANe beea doeterfnx Mifho1f
Na1t1gs . boz ~ GOLD4NEDIt,
HAesiAMsOl sC4peuleo stoAay.
zC1r 6shg11sts ssfls them Ar.
sfuteay qpa11ntesA . mOnSy-rSfln6eI.
.HeHleg q tqiAsaxiods Icck 1Sr IT,
Nfans0 nf1D3
1Yfys sHfs%
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-06
WINSHlP AND
WASHINGTON TO
MEETSATURDAY
Grade School Football Game
Promises to be Hot
Contest .

A hot contest is expected between
the Winship and Washington school
teams when they clash at the Dacotah
park next Saturday. These two teams
will meet for the fourth consecutive
year in an effort to decide the city
grade school championship.
Both teams r comparatively
heavy and fast and are putting in a
great deal of time working out under
special coaches.
Winship has a clear title 80 far this
a and Washington has lost but one
game. The Washington team is
stronger than ever this year and is in
hopes Of taking the game on Satur-
day. II Washington does take the
honors, this will leave Belmont and
Washington to play of the last game.
More interest is being taken in the
coming game for Saturday than has
ever been taken in any game played
between the grade schools, as Bel
mont, if Washington is victorious. will
have a chance to play for the cham
pionship. This is the first time Bel
mont has been in the seni-trta1s.
Pupils Of the different schools are
p%racticing yells and are making every
preparation for a lively game Satur-
day. Many persons from the city out
side of the school circles are expected
to attend the game.
The standings Of the teams to date
are as follows:
winship,s games played, , lost o.
Won 3, per cent. 1000; Washington,
played 8, lost 1, won 2. per cent $50;
Belmont, played 4, lost /, won 3, per
cent $50: Wilder. played 4, lost 3,
won l, per cent $50; Roosevelt, play
ed 4, lost 4, 0, per cent 900.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-06
T7IIFl MARX Is
DULUTH GRAIN.

n,.h MIN. Nov. 6a-Eleyator
lD1u;atni ~ domestic grain Wheat
~ aoo bushels, last yearSa#lSS,aS W.
lS.,svvk a. bushels, last year ! 6.loVs
oa.s ~ a bushels; last YEA 9lsSs
800. rye. $4,000 bushels. iast..yeaI
ssssoo bushels; flax 14.6O0 pu l
'A1 sbinments: wheat 10000 bush,
.,s last year 221,700; max s 49,
h,,shels. last year 127,70O.. .Hs
Elevator receipts of bonded gram:
wheat $500 bushels, last year S oa1o
barlev $500 bushels. last year cow.
No shipments. No
amd . northern $1.10; No. 8, 70;
a+har snring ~; durum 3d. hard WIZ,
t o. .. ether winter 8; mixed S; totai
u = 226. year ago 173; f1axale' year
an a21: mixed grain q; oats .; year.
90 %: rye 20. year "a; p oaass
"a. wear ago 90. Total OF, a., sa'''s
aSn. vear ago $50: on track ls1.
E,axseed prices were advanced
eadily today with light recelpss anu
Urgent demand to 800
eastern shipments. Arrivals 1890
at interior points we're. .vpo. ne-
small. November closed e W; n
cember 6 IA up n May . % -
trading in oarse grains was saoM
with limited offerings: y Mav IN
IN c at rs. and barley unchanged at
from es to 1877 for on track.
Closing: Linseed on track $3.50 g.
sae. arrive 1884; 80
T;e s3.1s IA bid: May 3.lS SIS.
Oats on track 81 a-s@6s Is; ar ar.
rive 81 5-S.
Rye ba rs nominal; December.
IFS nominal; May 1.7S. q
Barley on track 9s@1.27.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-06

Dr. Ladd Will Take Matter
UP With Federal Food
Administration.

Fargo. n. d.. Nov. 6.-.'-The North
Dakota car shortage will be brought to
the attention Of the federal food adj
min~istration, stated DR.. E. r. Ladd,
state food administrator, who leaves
Saturday for Washington.
He stated that the matter would be
presented to the soflcials as 1t came
under his Jurisdiction when the trans
portation Of food Is in any way men-.
aced.
Reports received at the state food
Forks, clifford, Plaza and. Hatton tell
OF shortage Of cars. <
/; The elevator management at Hat
ton reported to DR.. Ladd that 1t was
unable to secure enough cars to move
the grain which had been marketed
and that the farmers were unable to
sell their wheat because Of this condi-
ton Of tramc, ~ u 7, J9f}
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-06
SUCCESSOR TO
HUCCNS PICKED
RICKEY ASSERTS
No Announcement Made,
However, Of New Man.
ager of St. Louis.

st. Louis, Nov. 6.-The big guessing
contest as to who will Miller
Nuggins as manager Of the st. Louis
Nationals is at its height. Branch
Hickey, president of h club, asserts
that the new Cardinal leader has
been chosen, but announcement will
be withheld until the deal is closed.
Half a dozen men of high baseball
standing are under consideration,
Hickey said, in the event the deal Tor
the manager he wants falls through.
Decided, Says hickey.
II have decided on a manager"
Hickey said, land it ~ remains TO
be seer whether I can and him. For
that reason l cannot even give a hint
as to who he is. Unless the unex-
spected happens, I am sure the man I
have in mind will pilot the Cardinals
next season."
Hickey declares there is no scarcity
of talent of managerial ability. AL
though not the slightest hint has been
dropped, it is believed that Jack
Hendricks, manager of the pennant
winning Indianapolis club of the
American association; Paddy Living
ston, manager Of the Milwaukee club,
and Roaring Bill" Clymer, who
piloted Louisville in the American as
ISOLATION race, are among those under
consideration to succeed Higgins. Ira
Thomas, the veteran of Connie Mack's
old machine, also is mentioned as a
possible candidate. Both Hendricks
and Clymer are understood to be un-
der contract for the 1918 season, but
1t is pointed u h a either probably
could obtain his release if a chance
to manage a major league club was
offered him.
Hendricks Career Bright.
Hendricks career in the minors is
filled with bright spots. He had re-
markable success with the Denver
club of the Western league and has
produced winners at Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis club got away at the
start of last season and was only out
of the lead for a day. Hendricks
ability to control players is evidenced
by h fact that not a player member
of the Indianapolis club was put out
OF the game last season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-06
IF BACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER.
Eat Less Meat Also Take
Glass of Salts Before
Eating Breakfast.

Uric acid in meat excites the kid
neys, they become overworked: got
sluggish. ache, and feel like Jumps Of
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the
bladder 10 irritated, and you may be
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night. When the kid
neys clog you must help them flush OF,
the body's urinous waste or you'll be :
real sick person shortly. At frst you
feel q dull misery in the kidnex re.
gion, you suffer from backache!S sick
headache, dixxineas, stomach gets scur.
tongue coated and you feel rheumatic
twinges when the weather 70 bad.
Eat le1 meat, drink lots OF water;
also Fget from any pharrnacist four
ounces Of Jad salts; take q tablespoon
full in . glass Of water before break-
fast for . few days and your kidneys
will then act .ane. This famous !aaita
10 made from the acid Of 9rapes MI
lemon juice. combined with lithia. ana
has been used for generations 70 clean
|clogged kidneys and stimulatesthen6 70
normal activity, also to neutralixe. fhe
acids IN urine, 10 It no longer n 7,
|souscesof irritation, thus sndin1 blai-
der Neakneis. 1Ts-
lad 6aits 81 tnexpensfvp cannok !.
fture; makes . dolixhtful e6orvSshsk
Ehth4a-Water drink witch vsrv0S
ehQuI4lt ake now and then - ~
kidueyD Slean and active. urnssEfS
hero ~ they selt lots gof Jad nifSI
f0tke Who believe In ovefuom{na ~.
~ fseaese W1lIe ~ ibsoaavRC 80
SfEgGs -eE 49, a .5N-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-06
HERMAN WINS 4:
OVER FRANKIE
BURNS 10Th
Will Not Fight Again Until
After War-To Enter
Army.

Chicago. Nov. s.-Pets Herman.
bantamweight champion. won the de-
cision over frankie Burns 1t. the end
OF the 2qth round al New Orleans last
night. Herman will not fight again
until the close Of the war as he enters
n army on November Is. He re-
$4,000 as his end Of the purse.
Irish Patsy Cline outfought Willie
Jackson in six rounds at New York
last night. Both are lightweights. .
Axworthy, twenty-five years old
stallion, sire Of many famous trotters,
died yesterday near Lexington, Ky.
frankie Murphy and Lee Morrissey,
lghtweights. fought fifteen rounds to
a draw In Denver last night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-06
Deerwood, Mimi, Coal
Famine Is Declared
Worst On The Range

Hibbing. MINI, Nov. 6.-The coal
famine at Deerwood, Mimi, is the
worst in the Hfbbing district. accord
ing to q report filed by dealers with
Victor L. Power, district fuel admin
istrator. The last ton Of hard coal
was divided among four families last
Saturday, the report states. -N
On orders from Washington, Ad-
ministrator Power ID requesting all
their street lights at 10 o'clock at
night to conserve coal.
Virginia coal. dealers attempted to
buy coal here to relieve the strengency
at Virginia, but there is no hard coal
available here. This situation prevails
YER the entire Hibbing district, the
report shows. -