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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04

sAieA lands talrd place wlli make
enough e pay esca " ilA players more
ihan f7o9. figuring men 10 team
This u more THAN the Cabs received
- eir snare FOR losing lhe se,ses last
fail g fhe Red sox wIh the pros
poets " getting fis s8m Il ursly slll
hafe paid The Cubs 70 fahl % win
tnifd Dl4ee ia their isagae.
iiefmaBn has Estimated ihsl tbs fun
anounl u money taken IN In tDe firsi
i'ye games xlli amount 10 more than
f5eoVvo Of ihis total around 1z7g.-
900 of ~sieb ,70.0ee viii no 10 the
second and third place iss ns Botb
taete pools sfe divided 70 AND 40 TIE
SIphins Lean reesises 50 per cent of
the tzee.eoo and the loser 30 per cent,
While " ihe s7p.oos tse SECOND pises
teams feceiys ss per cent and tbs
third ~ pr cent,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
GRAND It'itN WNps
Nt. pisutIIILts>

MasAugeD ocs - Although moee
than ivo ladlelmen wefr returned
b. ,be federal grand iafY Yesterday
n0ne wsgy INSIDE fur Violations eE tie
n'od caalFul act
IN d 80 nlsWen,ary statement made
so Jndne " |. Mlllama lngerenrp was
ulsds that ihs prespnt Laws arr lnada
quate to brinf enous aay material rns
llci iu lhv hssh eesl ~ taod Atufsa
- i,a repof' The grand lafy ts.ans
pended ihal ihe law huald b. maag
broader - a. 20 lake ln al o!aaass
q clothing shoes and huildlax mater
ials, a. will as esflasn sDad s,utte
rhe members Of the ersna mfY
urgsa ina The psOple take eyers az
lou possible 10 have eouegssa pass
ls~a that ~ili pus an end % pna
srurlnN
The majority Of the indictments ~
turned wsrv Tor violations u the pgn.
hihlilan Laws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04

Ions "nd a the pool ls expet ied 10 be
one q tbe cisest aa6 mort interesting
t~rn IL many years The eiDb ths.
'oaet 'le series IL s2spfsd enough
money y pay Its iaen "a ,rs fban 81
eve eseh, shica ii Dofy ihar fse win.
ners hAye received 10 ,hs series 10
several yaafs These ecepiionaliy
barge prizes are sbe fergA a playing
= aine game series and allowing the
seams " share 10 the first rive.
Last year the Boston Red gos ala
fios rerslge 81 0vo man on course.
s@f conditions we're responsible Tor
this sae las priccs were nos what thsy
zfs fg~ session. But she iaci that the
players nnsxhiDs second Ii fle ka.
ticn4l snd American leagues viii
probably rsossse elcss 70 thi< @p.oans
only sbvrs what las<rets - being
ss1sn w ibe oominx eespi ne club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
VictOrS in Worlds Series to Get 5000


Cincinnati o.. Oef - Ball players
~tso ars 10 flenre IL toe world series
yooi oagk 10 re5oice for ihey viii ~
ossss more ns0ney sAis yesr fhsn ever
before ID To- history ~ fhs national
p4stinse aeeendlnx n Garry Herman.
who stsii Femsins ne head u lbs na
tional pommsssa0E II ss fas opini0H
os ~ veteran Ensgnsse sAss the 4ams
to be zlyen the winners. losers ard
csaAs fsnishipg nee0Ba and third ia
The nsstos leagues slil far exceed any
that ngse previously been gwen 10 fhe
clubs pss1jcapating IL tbe wwsd
cbsnpsonsAIp- Tssn SONS sssl players
have tue nerve t0 xsy siry are abused
x1d are na given ,be chsEse sAsi ls
due them
The wSy H~rrnasn Ina ii fIxpr4a
est tbe pl~ysm vhe sseeesa 10 rIu-
ming TIE reri1t tide viii rec<i,s more
tAsn &5.tcp eoeh The xfruxxls fof 'be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04

fNs Associated iisesS
Washington oet | t,lylna ae
taiiesi hH tprs ~ aniun activities in
iie Steel Industry. Michael y Tlshe.
president II The Iron. Steel and TIN
AorkefN tnlon l0ld I've senate v0m
mittee investigating ghs steel strike
tsday. that the iiuiled states Steel
ssil oratson, lnAsaad ~ Invading chs
van ~ ADVANCING wages 49, judgn
eats has claimed has laTgpd behind
cur organization
Information given yoa hs Judge
Gary TlEhe said was nos tsrst +
hsnd evidence gsined from praolisai
tnowlodA of thr ladaairy. bat 10
stead con listed % che sialeman =
made to him hy HIS empioYcs. tof~
men and supeflntandeniA II waa teF
aud away from btlug she inlih aboui
the Industry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
0DD FELLOWS GRAND
LODGE TO MEET
Next Tuesday IL Day sct For
tho Sessions To Start 500
Lodges. $1,000 Members
In State

fhe etend lodse " tlda fvilawa
v ~ mr"l IL Oklahoma rHf nes'
Tue day GRAND AeeTe,sFx Il W
l,gavr Assistant cAnd Secretary u /,
Iiasssa, tifand HsrShv "A \ iEegwsS eaA
Representatives y amllhsaa amd Il
n 4is tngsshsq wlih uthefs ftam
thA will be IN attendance tsrana
ssslsf@ss ,,suee viii 80 down tamoF.
gow and hcse eei lhsnes Nasd oul And
adjusted
Oklahoma has see Odd ftllaw k,dss =
and sN.aas mcuAhcrn end During the
,'aF lais led all 81 the stale and
ptesiness III ths wugla 10 Nala IL
niemhsIship
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04

Toe pinnacle u shs SUGAR shortage
has heeA passed aud supplies are 30
geais and due 10 reach uus ssIia 10 tha
neat wssA and will continue eoains
Is ths last sefd tfom tbs wholesalers
Many " tbs local stores wvfr abls "a
supply their customers tuday with
small supplies Of SUGAR aud quail
quantities are promised until the maf-
kes Il agaln slabIs
F'alas reports. according 10 tho
wholesalers. haya been circulated 10
t9a sffset tha price of sugar would
probably take bir lamp IA the near
future and that ths prodaos would be-
limited IN qasnilly TDis Is aot true.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04

farls On A. Spst4as grS@gnenaE 4
gives hY al news qsrs Aer~ sf
VA A.nssen essssa. hsss relative 10 IN.
sEln@ss a. Ps~ss&eas Nglssr ard .ss-
ter1as comments aessexr sAc ctsncern
fsA u Paris cssT as cxsnaiAan
The ExAo Tsp fsassx. sass that shg
sssvssaenss saaness meats Fhe Amers-
car ssnase ElA se aeaz 70 Aimsesf
ssrA& = q govd Fhtug chs cppv-
tsaon~ iessEE eounzer-garzK. loses
II Ds 2ms SpTSe. q beast sone os
Ess s@af@ea
Tase AZ - 81 sscA yres' iacaaF.
says she gousvial ~ ~ even, fEa d
consequences. ~ go one e@n rapiaee
Nv Ngisp1 H sn0ss insialAie noa-
8alsorStnr-- ce. " Hguse. ard sec-
rersrF 81 rvste Lansing. wsre In mang
s'ssszts tss from ssEsvr.ag ~ rbe IN
aiaarswss sf 'hvs- ehsss ~Agss Ez Es4rfS :"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04


i.alh 81 s'rke unet f,ag elrik one.
= fike tww ball ona. foa Ragh s4an
ea ihe Kame a = slakl. over WeaY-
ef's hrga Jackson was iaylnN NJ
sHa retrieved lhe bai qu1cAls l,an
bert o. BAH one oa Daabeft~ drive
tu wA BA f1wsd bs a
sora % lilsherg who felayed 10 eaa
~. ErEtAaR tsaahe,r fnf double plas
fnh up Dall nnt Ngph oppaA 10
Eisbffs No rins 0nf a.i 40 errors
FIRST inning, Second +ae--chicago
l.astald W. feui. ainhe une. iogl
ytf.ke tva ban oar esii eo. LelAola
SEM N. j hiHh u, n baes " Fsral lhaf
Dauhsm backed ap TO- and captured
Ed Collins ~ bali ono ionl. Strike
enc va toilins uol "a hiah one al
hail' weaver 4 hali pae Weaver
fisvd " Neal" tlns A'ss lhe ban
ever ihc inside earaef and ail ~ the
outs wefe sass filss 81 rams. 30
his Nn esFera
seeer5 irnsne First iSsls--cinein
naii-- iloasA W strike ore Ron b
iifFra high one that Jackson easlly
gathered ~ Daacan 8g strike one.
fowl STRIKE iRp Daassn popved au
to ~ foNlps il wss high bni enar
for 'be ChicAgo second baseman Kop
up seai strife one sehalA weAl
clear y 'he Grand riaad sei fea
from k0i1fs baA buf she bail went ID
ihe ssud ny fe~ iaehes ball ei.a
strike ino. f01i Kopi fanHed ~
runs ~ hiss NO ERRORS
caiaago faihd 30 esnBsct IN The
see0na half ~ lbis inulhr
Third Inning. FIRST Has--clnc,n
nssi---Neale. MtnFo ana Raih Ners
'at - order Nc runs one hIt np
asts5rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
keds2
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CINCINNATI
CHICAGO

GAicaso, Urt istassansa bg "a
theF eaaY ! "a ii victory use ghs c4u
nal Reds ~ she third game * the
worlds series ne Chicago Whss ses
iodss declared ihey were resdy 10
back up Fiddle csoNte. their one lime
battered 'nce @alh h. flhgtlng splrH
iAsi bfoasshs i.sein the s,ennasa IA tbs
American ifague sna essn lhe series
~ y Ihe Raids. sar4 by fhe
firNt shGi-sut * be sails4 afsey two
Nins oa aeig h0ins s.ssd. aia nDl ge
iiese they agaia would eneaanter such
marvellous pitching ~ ehOwn by Kerr.
nasages haFleF of ihe naaspr leagues
and sser sed Their expectation uf
having ny aard tinse asgA she hine
- aapekie halls Gicofe nould
serye W ! ae rss Manage cleasou
saicetion 1r anf u the oihsr Soa
wlsleas
sox lsfere stssefday ID aaa.tloa
~ 0ons sAae aorla sefstn 88irhlng b.
he 0IsnlDUiiwe kesf eos the breaks
of the ssHs ard bsooshi ~ series d
: io IAey elasmed fhe Reds wan
ne ipc OPENERS ~ Cincinnass oslY
shrouah breaks and the Reds. II tap
visitor tiabsogse 81 0ofHisky Park
after the game yesterday sers fight
Ink mad asAa shrew sAe sonn aiibl
back 81 fhesn
goiionsng ~ she lne Hy f0g ggdsy
CINCINNATI CHICAGO
ss'n, 70 Lsiboio. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
FERRIS PLANS TnIp
OvEn STATE SHORTLY

Word has been received IN Guthrie
that Congressman Scott Ferris, who
"a opposing Senator Gore Tor renonsl-
nation next year will return "a OK
iaboma 1isbin the next .t~o or thres
weeks 10 maze Tying rip across
The state 10 look after lsjs political
fences. which. BY the wsy. are ip most
~xesiIsnf repair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04

MsS lpalou O@ Consideration
uf ali hllie isa..aK still revision ~ ia
iefuatloua revenue oi lafiit laws will
be deferred until after tho senate dis.
pctes of iie peace treaty under q de
elsion af iAe senate flnanes evmmis
tee
Among bills are house measures
proposing - raise tariffs 0n dyusiuff
tungsten and othsr metals Changes
tu tHr Internal resenge laws which
.iFl ~ eter Indefinitely provide tos
repeal 81 he luxury var TAX Oh soft
aripks and cor reduction ~ those 90
logaioeFg stf other frult juices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
list Or O[AO
EXCEEDS 200 NON
SOLDIERS IN ct NnD, NIT
HOtti SIDES ti,L srIlI.
rllIst Att>l>c AND
Iitl~li mot NIL ~
EXPECTED


Glslns. Aes. oat ~ssaswlshssAsaspu
the fsst that militia aad U a srssps
are 10 enarvs hsrvs sws rssross ~srs
.illsd by whites hsss ssdsy ssa shs
blacks. ~ fetsllatlvw havwsa 4 nsuss
exsuptsd Nv ths famlly W ors " shs
leaders % the Write elessrs a -
perssd hattie net~ssn eaWNgaey VI
militia ard party ~ rsgross eeusss
ported battle hstkssa 4 sewspsay af
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
sacRtr oaoua or
NE9Hogs RAipxn

little HeeAs Ars. Oct A~~ ttsAauuar
,sFs a. wIaehestsr. AFs. " sns sssrss
syaanlsasler ~ negroes nsid rssssrsl,
hts fef ths Elasns ess~ rsass. wsrs
fsGasd tn9s morning. aseefainu - a
dspassh fgsm tire correspondent ~ ire
Arkansas uswtassass A pr. Powell. An
oruarsss 'ar ,hs nsaress ~ss srrsss.
20 and haa beer saksu ss AYhaasss
CITY ard lsssr will bs turned ever 10
tislsns asfsslsls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04

ss1ss Gecsxe G. cEmp. kEosn a.
ias nghttrg spc -, a. resigned and
gohn l.. cofsnsn aacossas Aim The
esstssct Il Tie sih- Governor Robert
SON has slso nsnaed g. w. Bxrrest Of
Huso 70 succeed Jrdgs A. 4. MeiSon-
aid IN distrlcf u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
ENID EVANGELIST IS
COMING TO GUTHRIE
TsrE Christian Church Here Is
Preparing To Make Drive To
Save Seals. Campaign
opens October 26

E-eat STwpaEsF Asns ake 5s.rs EaaSs
f1w sne wrsss q eFSnSesssssc nsqesE4ys
70 ssgzn rAe Fsrss chFls4aan ehHTsh
tAs i4s' SUNDAY sn shis xOnfh- Ocio3er
-. a1e csntsnpsng three we~ss
The wesi Enewr sranzegses. R4r a g
SrnhA 'ha ~wepesstpi asszo- q ass
sg K1Se chfSsstaa xAarrs. sigg eon
6nr1 these ane~fknsK IT, Nsas ng
ersnrz Z. Prgs Ebes- clsY Cssslgs
cr K4sr ss8y sss.#aed fr N-A WI "
li0wsr4 sb0 kas W a1lF ee2a1cs so
ths <h3lr Al shls eArgrA
The ezErtA ez>@S - srsztsg
serH1a hsz ssa raenRezFA sas eAe
ss4r1rusi zeas q al - 90 member
FA4ls 10 xAss sf Enxs co1gnne sass
sorssT'1as cs sAe wsrG ~ A. Esnw No. >
z1& sh@ aSvgnrssnsas 81 the Nxs.er
Ean=cvw 10 Gxtbfs.@ sns shs swrrnn6-
ing ceartrv. Ersrv ns.nssev a sAa
rDnEre<a tSz ssli $e eza4essG ~ 6e
pr~srns tomorrow ~ be'A nsrvScfs
Srrsrrsy are raesz cer1lassr snrstas
60 rake ~ t5e cpsNisi weseos.s
v'EArs Wiz be atcwr1s1 ssen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
HE. ADS " H. H. UNIONS
WILL NOT CONFER

Nxshiax0~. 0ss s--KsfirDs6 Ensons
re41esTrtsnx noOrs fhSn $50 million
workers wlii rot sssszse' ss@ in he sn-
eussrsSi tsOnfe~r1cs &slied br Prx&8~
6eni Wilson Cor sezs Mondsf pnless
tbe bssis " lxhoFs rssruseBssiion -
changed 80 sse5uss the chief ssewH-
tires 0, al ihAsnc national gnoax
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
DfLlvea AN ULrtMAruM.

oklahoma ciif 0et ! Publishers
fa morning leAurd an uitlmaium %
irler0aiioaaa Typographical vniun.
giving = hours - withdrew charter
isom The Oklahoma citY anlou later
rational yesterday ordered lou fini
srs here - report ~ nes bpansr Offi.
efs fuf mDfk They refused
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
LITTLE CHANGE ~
BETHLEHEM sIlukI

Bethlehem ~ Drt Little ehanas
Nj nv'iceaDle Ia lhs strike situation
~ he iisihlehem Steel company
aaHi Statements ara conflicting the
1 iaD9sns declaring the strike virtually
0fsf. while union leaders claimed ~
leasi s. per cent VI The men are ou,
and thai tilrlr ranks are being aus
nlented daily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
STRIKING LONDON II. Il.
slEN APPEAL TO GEORGE

london. Oct "a direct appeal 10
Premier Lloyd osesss vas made by
representatives Of the striking railway
men tate this sfsssneen. Afser . Pre-.
isrssd eorfsrsnes between media
tien labor men and leaders u The
railway msr the latter Wsrs unae.
sempsn'sd % call ss sbs pesunsr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04

Tse cznssdsses far congress from
sSe FRA dtsErset f5ec their 6ecizra-
ssa7s yesterday. One was yep Knsx1t
u wsyDerood, 1'erocrs; The other
wzs Amos u wg1son OF Oklsboms
City Reprbisrsx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

Distract court will ccnvene b
"a Arse Nov~me 'ra m iasy W
es osllsa on the lea County eoas
vill bcrsa October sAA tn. se<xso
wisl iass ~crA The aaSAcs i nc
heass
Saoars Clerk Mrs NarAa Neal ss
sas& swa as4stl&xs ifccnstk toa AA
Roseae MlscAell IA. okaaAoma cAs
and Sesans ~ frsaki4n. a. a GatA
re. Rol~vt : MIsrel - ara gdi'
cFwscAGles 'o bosA Of Oklahoma csss
Res fsoo1el ~ia sall she ai stas
sAc FRS; MesAodlsl cAasch ueN sun
aag morwar ars escnsns Rss Good
esl is wcls kneNa a Galhvl4ns ame a.
sre snstsa 10 hesr hlm prsacA TA
asuat s.4radsa maSica' program wA
u rsep
A. Ear as / k2a~ cher. NJ. 5
the asaAl eAtcaevia service "a sAe Agrs
sshoes tbs asnfc~ sad rras 6rss.
'ass tsorrias g has ss ;As ~ pran
~ saeeesS ana there ~ no r~aseg
was i sA0nla be dSsoanssausa a.
~oarse ! o. nor shiRk Il ~sat ray dur
ins Dc Isle&&aa; weashsF Ther~ 49,
vsposg eae~as ghat tAe oatete.A
'easart ~o0ia Ar cas oas
- eAee Ar hGs SWAMI hsad hsrs
s-'eston a. aissTeg oeurs sAis mafainr
Among osaar shtngs Ne granted Il
voross ~ she sollow4ng Eya DahMs
aen = " lahsAe on he xroaHas .
a@n ssseo-s Ard excessive use Il II
o1aeAsaS tie RESTORED 10 Ms DANA
srF masden nsnas u Eva Dsniess. r
'1sA'rAce s-eSar ~ eransea an al su'aas
.ssozce an4 cave her sos csay q b.
~o chs area Tat ehsrge og non snp
a2ss aaa erHelsy wa sastaan~a.
~ sciieve she csGvers az Okla
'n1s cpunsv wEl have me nexSu wAc
li*d J n Williams. fhe street caf
'oAdacsog in castary A.sors nsFhs
lAse sherstf va RSssgseoa tessay m
heriss and air d~fusses aided In
'aase rs~fer8sg crsnlnx soasht@ss q
NJ 81 W aid fs j. confident sne n~Arv
as asesn sesssfa znd Nili D. saken
ea eht. F@eilag u Ysnnsax hgFh I
sssAh"saa Cay ~ q rssall ~ she bra
~ murder and q Is certain shss ID.
'*gro when captuFed. ain nos b.
assn shers
= The drive fer fanas for the starr
ag ArznsrsAs aEe Syrian peops. sll'
'esin % Logan county Monday naorn
ur a11 sill last Ter ore week. Res
" BsrHley sS eoSRfy chairman. Mr.
y Carter and Jelsn Eovosess are
Mg captains. L y Parsons II treas.
re~ and Eihert Barton Ia the pnb-
lrisg z@&n- ~Rev Birnsey viii nsks
n aggressive campaign tor funds and
as his 0yS4ntxaaSoa we'll in hzrd.
aid Nr Barron scdss TAe qaosa fer
W. eounsy IL sss@ TAls viii b. III.
aes drive for fsnSs 70 Be pu' On il
w. ccHnsy The ue4n begxhta drive
( BED Gross ~sli lake Lace III No
-ae.r.
More fhsn t~enfy-fgye eushrgs
usoncassle owners visited she com
fGuisv fair al L>snGszoz YESTERDAY |
rd every per ps ~ho attended shss
ulssSia eaasiDNAga a load in grslsc /
I x sDG the efforts q Prpk46en' |
Iareaess and his able c0snmasstss sn
sissng be show on and making il =
gmpser~ tseeese II szs she beet
sSw " farm erops and cattle ever /
81 ~ lsas TAR. and sm forced %
smAi W. mnch Dsrtsr fhsn che 10
~ e0uhiy fsaF seio here lart mcush
40 Y X BSr-oz. n 4 estimated shat
NJ T~ois FROM GgrArs@ attended 'hs
ssr sodsT sn1 refifrdGY The fair
Sal CHOSE toBlgA-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04

8sss AssesA&tt& EszsAs
war &C g., ces A--Pr<s cers ~ai
sr~'x csacSss1n ~as wSre fg~easess
cary x ssg, see rFx ; Cert Azssns raj
gecs .ss~ss -est- sssc essssr
sssses AZ e SO s'sasss thas ~srnln.
~ o. crsyss-
Tne t2s3tfa- snske~1
N>se e-ssx<. Oct 4, &c. SC a rr-
Tse prssise~; ASs sssc nsgsgs
~es= arc es esnetac- 70 r~e~e
fsssrsss fssresa Grssson~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04

xer Oriesns. OK 4-Tcnisht sad
Standby, cloudy: prsbssly Nho~ers:
colder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-04
FINE NOTED PHYSICIANS
N CONSTANT ATTENDANCE
ALI. RELATIVES ARE At
BEDSIDE OF CHIEF ENEC-
lINE 0t NATION:
FRa<tI L. AGtTAt-
I'D OVER RI
PORTS
BULLETIN

Washington, o.; Announce
rneGi w~s rasds stas afternoon that
President Wilson condition WAS
decidedly wurse Rrs. Grayson-
Deream. SILL ard Rsff.n are in
constant attendance.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-03
BOTH RIVERS
ARE GOING UP
Park at Crookston is Under
Water; No Flood Dan
ger in Grand Forks.

Although the water of the Red Lake
river is reported to have invaded the
park and other low lying portions of
the city of Crookston. there is no dan
ger that any part of Grand Forks
will he inundated, c.. S. Giles,>city en-
gineer, said today.
The high water at Crookston Is due
to the exceptionally heavy precipita-
ton there Tuesday, night. The Red
Lake river is reported to be still ris-
ing at the rate of about four inches
an hour, but the raise is not expected
to continue long.
City Engineer Giles said today that
the river here had risen our feet
during the last "a hours. AS the wa
ter was at a low stage before the rise
commenced, however. there is no dan
ger of any damage to-property. how
ever. 49,. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-03
LACS CLOSE
] CONVENTION
Hallinglaget and Numedals-
laget Held Joint Meeting in
Auditorium Last Night.

An audience which nearly filled the
auditorium, attended the entertain
ment given last night under the au-
spices of the Numedalslag in honor OF
stheeHallinglag, the two Norwegian So
cieties in convention here during the
last few days. A program was pre-
scented which emphasized the blend
ing of the spirit of the vikings with
the American spirit, and was a tribute
to Norway's descendants who took
such a gallant part in Americas. fight
for world freedom.
Preceding the opening OF the pro-
gram. the audience rose n sang
America" N r. G. Reiefson OF Bel
view. Mimi. president of the Nume-
dalslag, who presided at the meeting,
introduced Attorney o. Il. Burtness
as the main speaker of the evening.
In thec course of his address MI. Burt
ness paid a tribute to the men of both
societies who had served in the recent
war.
Features of Meeting.
d A special musical number was con-
tributed by Halvor Solum, who played
n series Of Norwegian "saeter" COM
positions on his Hardanger violin.
Miss Ragna STEVENSON of Erskine.
Mimi, gave a reading and other mu-
steal numbers on the program were
violin solos by o. Thorson, the Halling
trio and the Hula quartet. A. I. Gull
dickson. painter of the symbolic can
vas, THE Dying Soldiers Vision" ex-
planned the meaning of the picture,
which was displayed on the stage.
After an informal discussion it was
decided hat those who intended to
visit Norway mex year should make
plans to so in a body. Resolutions of
gratitude for the return of peace. and
Of appreciation for The reception given
by the citizens and officials Of Grand
Forks. were passed.
Officers Named.
Officers of both lags were elected
for the coming year. All officers OF
Hallinglag were reelected and are:
Knute Lo~ekensgaard, Madison. Wis.
president; Ton Myking, Brinsmade,
N. D.. vice PRESIDENT: Timan Quarve,
Fessenden. ~. D., secretary; Toilet
Sanderscn, Harmony, Mimi, treasur-
or. and S. S. Rodning of York, N. D..
editor of "Hallingen."
Officers elected for Numedalslaget
re; R. R. Reierson, Belview. Mimi,
president; Ole O. Grover, Grafton, N.
D.. vice president; o.: o.. Enestvedt,
Sacred Heart, Mimi, secretary: Ole
Fl. Flaata. Belview, MINI, recording
secretary: Andrew Knudsen, Gales
burg, n. D., treasurer; S. G. Morgan,
Summer. Wash, historian, and Ole K.
Claim, Bagley, Mimi, assistant his
forian
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-03
TRAVELLING MAN
GAINS POUNDS
TAKING TANLAC
M. M. Miller Works Every
Day Since Tanlac Built
Him Up.

I have gained fifteen pounds since /
commenced taking sTanlac. and since
my health failed five years ago. It a
the only medicine that has done me a
particle of; good" said M. NJ. Miller, q
well known and popular travelling
salesman for the Northwestern Manu-
featuring and Milling Co., who lives
at 302 North. State street, Aberdeen,
S. Oak. n
81 don't believe any man on earth
ever had a worse case of stomach
trouble than I did," continued Mr..
Miller, "and I know Ietook enough
medicine during that five years to
cure a dozen people. but I never got
any relief until I got hold Of this Tan
lac. Everything 1 ate would aour on
my stomach. and this would cause gas
to form so bad that the pains I would
have4would almost kill me. I was in
so much misery that I couldn't sleep
at night, and would have to walk the
floor for hours at a,time. / lost in
weight from two hundred and forty
five pounds to one hundred and
seventy, and finally got 20 weak and
rundown that I was not able to work
more than two days out of each week.
Several of my friends spoke to me
highly that, I decided to give It q trial.
and I am here to tell you, that you
will have to go a mighty long ways to
find a medicine to equal Tanlac. Why,
I can eat anything I want now, and I
never have a sign of indigestion or
stomach trouble of any kind. My
strength has come back to me, and 1
am getting my weight back in a
hurry. I feel as we'll in every way as
I ever did in my life, and I never lose
any time from my work at all. Yes,
sir, I certainly can recommend Tan
lac, for I know from my own ex-
perience with it that it is one medi-
cine thatlwill do all they say it will"
Tanlac is sold in Grand Forks by
vold's Drug Store and the leading
druggist in every town.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-03
100 WOMEN NEEDED
TO P N

Dinner for returned soldiers and
sailors will be served on the River
side park grounds on July Fourth,
and over a hundred women will be
needed to help prepare the meal and
serve it, according to an announce
ment made yesterday by the COM
mittee.
Great quantities of provisions have
been ordered and in order to have the
food prepared in time the services of
a veritable army Of women will be
needed at the park at 8 o'clock in the
morning.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-03
Medlund To Deliver
Commencement Talk

Rev. W. j. Medlund Of Wesley col
lege will deliver the commencement
address ut the graduation Of the Mex
mock school students this evening.
Commencement exercises for the
of Northwood school stu
dents will also be held at the school
this evening