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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

cent She has kept herself always
new 10 her audiences by continually
creating new dances and now she
comes In an entirely new routine
sort Of surprise.
There are smiiea. and smiles. and
smiies. but they are not automatic
That is where Bob Nelson and Frank
cronin eofnc In. They set the ma
chipery responsible for smiles in mo
ton. They make IL possible for
everybody TO have a little smile all
their own. They are comedians OF
the ACE" order.
IL is not TO solve the help prob
lem. bu, TO poke fun at II. that Jack
IAait has taken his pen in hand. The
greatest problem OF an employer Ia
help. There Is first a shortage
Sometimes too much help and some.
times a strike. IL In these various
stages that Lait trav~sties In his
newest sketch called Help" II Ia
PLAYED by Jack Trninor and com.
pany and IL could not be entrusted
TO better hands.
Edward Marchaii enjoys the r~pu.
tation Of being one OF our foremost
illustrators. lie occupies peculiar
position In the art world inasmuch
IN he Is "a cskrtoonist. an illustrator
and portrait painter. In vaudeville
he calls himself 'fchaikologist. "
With lightning rapidity he brings
into play all his talents
Chaiien and kcke are wir~ists
Their maneuvers upon n bit Of steel
have gained them recognition thru.
out Europe. They say that they
are dainty. daring and different"
Davis and Chadwick will present
their newest creation. a vaudeville
number that has fame wherever
people attend the theatre.
Charles Krnna will offer his own
original monoioguc. The Stree,
Fakir." The act runs strongly 70
comedy.
Kilograms has scenes from out Of
the way places and the Topics Of the
Day has the humorous side OF the
public press. The concert orchestra
has the usual concert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
PARIS USES FRUIT
TO ADD COLOR

Paris n employing fruit in AL i.s
different varieties TO enhance dane.
Ing gowns. street frocks and eve.
ming slippers. A parasoi of batiste
was decorated with haxslnuts, while
la boutonnaire OF small manages &c.
csuted n tnIlisur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
JANE COWL TO BE
SEEN AT NET SOON

Jane Cows limited tour OF tho
West this summer has been the
cynosure of all theatrical eyes back
East, for 1t is proving that western
playgoers will patronixe to the full
extent an attraction that is known
to be of high merit. Already Mas
Cowl has broken box office records
at Denver. Salt Lake City. Los An
geles. San Francisco and Oakland.
and on Sunday night. August 20.
at the Metropolitan theatre. it will
be Seattle's turn to add to Miss
Cowl's triumph for one week ana q
Saturday matinee.
Altogether, the engagement OF
Miss Cowl Is stirring up bona fido
enthusiasm OF the conservative play
goers and. all in all. the opening
promises to be typical of this citv,e
classicst assemblaga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

NOTE-Take ferry at Madison
Park TO Kirkland. Wash, and walk
three blocks to the right. or phone
Red 522. and auto will meet you.
Hours at Kirkland sanitarium are
! .. m. 10 8 p. m. daily. Sundays
included.
Chronic arthritis, neuritis and kin.
dred invalid cases especially sole.
tied. Lady nurses in attendance.
Seattle Office Hours-Daiiy from
A. m. TO 1890 p. m. at the Hotel
Congress. corner Fourth Ave. and
Marion st., Seattle. WaSL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
"DRESSY" DESSERT
MAY SAVE MEAL

II the steak is carefully prepared
and attractivcly served. the dinner
will be worthy a "dressy" dessert
such as maple mousse. The idea
that foods must be In keeping with
each other Is not to be sneered at.
Corned beef and cabbage would not
be compatible with ice cream. But
In this day of lost values. round
steak sometimes has to be served
to guests and the dessert relied
upon To make a company dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

Emma Haig In
"Msytime. as
sisted by Rich.
ard klene and
Mildred Browne,
will be the out
standing feature
act Miss Haie
has become d
star In the dane
Ing armament.
There IL no dis.
putting her abil'
lily. magnetism
or her grace
These, Of course,
IA tire m 9 n doua
L.. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

stth W. att WYNN
at Levy's Or
p h e UNI III | 8
Naughty Night"
In which Oscar
Gerard and Rob-
ert Lorenzo will
hold down the
main c m G d y
honors.
The Olson and
the c h estnu /
families live in
adjoining bunga-
lows. "Ole" Is
constantly fight
ing with his wife
Of 10y w ar d..
while "Toney" Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

enccs with his better half pauline
Arthur. Now. It so happens that
the two comedians, are in love with
the others wife. 30 that when they
both discover It they desire to swap
wives. Then the fun starts, In which
the action Is kept up to the highest
pitch with the aid OF Frank Budd,
Al Forbes and Pricella Fleming.
Not to be outdonc by the comedy
angle Of the bill. the musical mum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

ana pi ca 81 n X
Irish c o m e q y.
p eg o. NJ y
Heart" " b 1 c h
has been break
Ing all records
as the opening
attraction Of the
popular company
for the season OF
is2o.2i.
Starting with
a matinee sun.
day. the players
will offer as
their attraction
a regular riot OF
laughs In the
last seasons hit
OF Hron a ~ n v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

ton OF an oi0
Toltec leg e n d.
viii be I h e
stellar attraction
of the new bill AT
the Pantages. be
ginning q ex I
Monday matinee.
* o c h It'll" tpro-
nounced zo-cheel)
is something new
and diffcrc mt
from the usual
dance drama and
Is said TO be the
most artistic Of
fering of the
year. All the
costumes and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
MARCUS SHOW OF 1920
COMING TO NET SEPT.

A. b. Marcus, whose Marcus Show
Of 1920 will visit Seattle at the Metro.
poiitan for the week OF September g..
is an art connoisseur OF no mean
merit Mr.. Marcus has one Of the
most complete and valuable collec-
tons Of French masters In America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
Women Wear What
Ken Wish Them To

Dear Miss Grey. Are woman's
clothes to blame for Turing men from
the narrow path. Is the vampire a
reality
believe women's clothes are
largely responsible for moral faiiings
In men. But who designs the most
ef women's clothes. anyway And
does woman rig herself up worse
than a South Sea Islander TO please
some other wosnany OF course not:
she does II to please some man she
r interested In.
You can't get away from it,
women wear what men want them
- wear. woman's dress. the way
she wears her hair. and the way she
wears her complexion. too--speakIng
Uenerziiy-is the result Of mans at
titude toward woman.
Men have demanded that women
~ attractive. feminine. ciinginT. de-
mure"--they have insisted that
vcnan's role in life was 10 be pretty.
20 administer to the wants OF the
male. to attract. to lure. to be pur-
sued" and so on.
&1Ah HISS f1n AAft buis1fNr tOr 80
long that women have come--very
largely and with some notable excnp-
tions---to accept the role as assigned
70 them
Men like those two police chiefs
may pretend they disapprovc. may
wt dsparagfng eyes-for public
nsumpsion--on women's costume
but men alone are responsible.
II to be turing and attractive and
% play up" her ser meant comforts
and home and all the good things of
1ife--then women have insensibIy ac-
cepted that standard and played up
70 it, A WOMAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

by the Five Az
allons. introduce
ing q variety Of
speedy and diff
cult fcats on the
d o U b lie WIRE
r b ey promise
some spectacular
stunts. and be-
sides their exhi-
bition upon the
wires they also
contribute some
strenuous aero
battles.
1T h . Con-
ductor" IL the
title Of a snappy
playlet in which
George S. Fred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
Healthy Contempt
for Feminine Freak .Stules

Dear Miss Grey: You ask II wom-
ans present style OF dress tends 10
lure man from the straight and mar
row way. ! take II you refer TO the
up-to-date freaks one sees on our
streets
Being an able-bodied man. i am
compelled to. take the affirmative
side Of the question I arm ready to
admit that man Is not hard to lure
away when the Turing is good. Few
men. and no gentleman. would think
Of making advances toward woman
who had not In some way extended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
mo MORE BLONDES'
TO BE AT WILKES

Tonight win witness the last per.
formancc Of the wilkes Players Mt
the Wilkes theatre in the roiiicking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
"ALL STAR" SHOW TO
BE AT HIP SUNDAY

A new "all-star" show is promised
at Loew's Palace Hip tomorrow, with
many Of the thrills to be provided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
"HIS NAUGHTY NIGHTw
IS LEWIS OFFERING

Starting with matinee today. the
popular Levy's Musical Comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
k5Ynffla GlXalI Two la8es % Mo1laa Ga af0m g mss

SUNDAY SEES A BIG
NEW BILL AT MOORE

Three headlinefs grace the new
bill at The Moore. beginning with the
Sunday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
XOCHTTL DANCE DRAMA
TO BE AT PAN MONDAY

Ted Shawn's latest and best dance
drama. ''xochiti." a iavishiy staged
and gorgeously costumed 'interpreta-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
Photo bu Cress-Daie.

PHOTO by Creas-DuIe.
White wool jersey used in the attractive dress in todays
fashion picture straight skirt with long overskirt the
sides and back is separated from the tailored waist with
wide butoned belt pink linen vest is handembroidered
and the hat made of bands of satin ribbon and
strictly tailored. White pumps and hose worn
pictured
10 the nhcatr~
fashion picture n.
Caller.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-14
WILL BE BIG D0|NCS
 AT NORTHERN FAIR
Especial to the "Mohave County Min
 CT" bv c M. Sparkes.)

Especial to the "Mohave County Min err by G. M. Sparkes.)
 With substantial cash purses offer ed in all departments of the Northern Arizona State Fair, which will be held at Prescott, October IA, 15 and 16th, plans are going ahead in splen- did shape for the big fair of the North.
 Increases in the premiums have been made in all departments as it has been the policy of the Northern Arizona State Fair Association to build this fair up on strictly com petitive basis, thereby increasing the general excellency and standard of crops products and stocks of the north.
 In addition to the splendid exhibits which will be made in all departments there will be sufficient entertainment to make the fair attractive in that particular.
 The Art department this year will display one of the most beautiful art collections to be had in the Southwest It is worthy of note that this depart ment is recognized as the foremost of it's kind in the state.
 The grounds are in excellent condi- ton and it is the desire of the man agement to generally improve the buildings and if possible to paint the same.
 Copies of the prize list and rules will be ready for distribution this week and any one desiring a copy can obtain thet same free by addressing the Northern Arizona State Fair As sociation, Prescott, Arizona.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-14
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF MO.
 HAVE COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA.

Kmgman, Arizona August g. 1920
 The Board Supervisors of Mohave County State of Arizona met this MacDUFFEE Member and WITHERs Clerk Absent L. H. EOS TER Member.
 following claims examined approved and ordered drawn of
 Salary Pay Roll of the Officials and Mohave
 County for the period ending July 18th, 1920 $25O2 Salary Pay Roll officials employees Mohave
 County for the period ending July s1st 1920 $25o251 Fund No. To Purpose mount Bishop w. 2OOO Gnera.745 Boutwell, C., O. D. R. July 2OOO General 746 Burrows James, O. D. R. 2OOO General TAT Cfuenis, Manuel D. 2O0O General 74S Comfort, L. G. o. D. 2OOO Doyle H., R. July ........-.. 2ooo General 75O Dunning Guy 4OOO General I5l lmus Mrs. c. A. (Cuardn) O. D. R. 5000 General 752 Ingaham Geo. L. D. July General 753 Kttrel Mrs Lucy, General Medinas, Cardno July 2OOO General 755 Moering Henry, O. D. R. for July 2OOO General 756 McCal 2OOO General 757 Pembehy Ben, D. R. for July General 75S Peterson Minnie A. O. D. July General 759 Porter, Frank O. D. R. for July 2oOo General 76O Spargo, D. July 5000 General 761 Contreras for July ....... 2OOO General 762 McFadden, R. July ...... General 763 Thompson Foster, July 2OOO General 764 Whitby, Cornelius, D.. .... 2OOO Road 765 Arizona Freight Road 766 Arizona State Highway Road Arizona Stores Companv Road Sunnles 5esI Road 76S Arizona Stores Company Road Supplies Road 769 Basham, H. Y, Tire Repairs 7.77 Road 77o The Blue Line Supplies .75 Road 771 Bobst Geo. M, Supplies 34OI Road 772 Central Commercial Co., Supplies Road 773 Central Commercial Supplies $50 Road 774 wsackpoole Auomve Repairs Road 775 Gallagher J. H.. Labor and Team 19997 Road 776 George, M, Supplies Road 777 Hayward, H. Salary ...-.-... . - 125 OO Road TS Hayward, R Ill., Salary 125 00 Heaton, Road Work - - - 43 25 Road 7S0 Hubb Wayne Road Labor Road 7S1 Koppe w., Car Repairs 285O Road 7S2 Mohave Garage, Machine Road 7sS Peters, B., Road Supplies 32O Road 7s4 Pocock Auto Road 7S5 Standard Oil Company, Supplies General s6 Telephone Company Telephone Rental 37eO General 7s7 Arizona Stores Company Supplies 175o3
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-14
Vanadium Earnings
 in Gratifying Gain

Report of Vanadium Corporation of America, while showing earnings only slightly more than sufficient to cover the $3 share paid in dividends in the first half of 1920, shows at the same time a gratifying gain on monthly earnings over the second quarter. June earnings net for div idends were $451,2 ,2S3, at the annual rate of $11.S3 a share and nearly four times those of April, $115,795, and more than twice those of May, $210,- 137.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-14

"When yo' has a quah'l wid yo' wife, do she pout and sulk, or do she talk back, Brudder Rumps?"
 "She talks back, sah! And she not only talks back, but she talks front'ards and sideways and acrost endways, diag'nal and round and round, and den she comes all de way back an repeats herself. Aw, yas- sah; she sho' talks back"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-14
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF MO-
 HAVE COUNTY. STATE OF ARIZONA.

Kngman, August Supervisors Mohav County State Arizona this o'clock M Present. GEO. B. AYERS Chaman H. FOSTER Member; M MacDUFFEE and WTTHERS,
 WHEREAS: At regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Mohav County Arizona held June 21st 192O this Board authorized the of Road Bonds of said County and soOoooo Hospital of sadC County
 sealed proposals meeting the Board Supervisors Mave Coun be held the 9th day August 1920 ten o'clock A. M The day and hour having arrived the Board proceeded and did the following sealed proposals
 Par value thereof and accrued interest from date issue date delivery
 Bd J. C. Mayer Company of Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Par value and accrued interest.
 Bd Bankers Trust Company of Denver, Colorado. accompanied equal per the total of bid, required by law
 The proposition the Bankers and reads in full folows
 August 5th 1s2o Honorable Board of Supervisors, Mohave County, Arizona Gentlemen:
 your legally Road Hospital Bonds, coupons Moave County Arizona which offer for sale August be dated 1920 prescribed aon of $1oOo each interest the payabe both principal and interest being payable at the office the County of Moave the seaboad City, and accrued interest and a premium of $19OOOO Prior the delivery the bonds furnish with transcript proceedings ond together with the approving opinion John Thompson of New York City. agree pay soon as they are delivered to us in Denver elsewhere oon exchange collection charges to $9oooO as an evidence of the goodfaih this offer be held pending delivery the bonds, and to be returned the above named approve and the proceedings leading to their issuance and sale.
 Respectfully submitted,
 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY,
 By l.. C. LEEDY. The above proposition is hereby accepted 92 for Mohave County Arizona by order and the above bonds this sold the conditions of
 GEO. B. AYERS, :. ATTEST: Cb.rm.n J. S. WITHERS, Clerk.
 beg no business for the the until nine o'clock A. M. August 9th 1920
 GEO. B. AYERS, ATTEST: Chairman Board of Supervisors D. WIlHEho' Mohave County Arizona. Clerk Beard of Supervisors
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-14
Her Father-FOrmer Prominent Pittsburgh Physician Dies As a Dishwasher in
 Cho~loye
Shanleys.

The daughter of Dr. Harry Camp bell of Pittsburgh. His death June 25th revealed the fact that he was a noted physician who for the last two years was employed as dishwasher in Shanleys restaurant in New York drawing eighteen dollars a week.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-14

General 78s Aye Supervisors Expense Bartholomew R., Office Expense 500 BlackweWeindy House Supplies 1oe9 General 791 Brink, Expense General 792 Central Commercial Co., ndgent Supplies 61o Commercial Supplies 273 10 General 794 Chapman Expense 7.5o City Ice Plant IceCounty Farm 5000 General Company Court House Supplies a75 General 797 IT, Supplies $50 General English, Del Prisoners H. 20 Automotve Co., Jail Repairs 500 H. Supervisors Expense 125 oO H. 32 Carton, Harry Health Dept Expense 400 George, M, Farm Supplies 44O5 Gners So5 stassforh sa Co., Court House, Supplies w " General Hubb Wayne, Assigned Juror Certificates 1900 General Expense 00 Joder, Earl Farm Expense 3OOI General Kaye, w. L., Indigen Supplies 2e2o Kayser, Highway Commission Expense 237O Kayser, w. Indigent Supplies 36S4 General SIP Kmgman Dairy Company Farm Supplies 25oO Kngman Drug Company, Farm Supplies 5245 Transfer Co, 435 Kngman Water Company Water ~--.~~...-~~~ 3S4 General s1e Kngman Water Company Water ~~~:~~ 5ls2 General s17 Leonard Fred Office Expense 1000 Mahoney Office 34079 General Mahoney w. P. Auto Expense 2O7OO Company Supplies 5000 Publishing Printing General S22 Mohave Steam Laundry Farm Expense "A 425 General Morgan T., Office Expense s6o McGaw, Thomas salars-sewer Inspector 77OO General S25 McGaw Thomas saay-sewer Inspector - 6eoo General S26 Patterson C. A., Farm Expense 15o Ruggles, Expense 90 General Sheffield Zadok Office 2950 General s29 Smith, Anson Ill., Immigration Office Expense 10000 $40 stallsmith, Mr Expense .~~~.. HOO General Sa2 Stewart, S. D, Office Expense 1000 General s33 Tae Francis Registration Office 2oOo S.. General S35 Western Union Telegraph Co., July Bill 36S
 Notary L. approved Board July 22nd,
 Notary Bond Louis Walaca approved the
 The Clerk instructed to have Notice the Mohave County Miner and Our Mineral Wealth. Equipment the Vault in the County Recorders Office.
 being meeting o'clock Thursday August 9th,
 AYERS, ATTEST Chairman Board of Supervisors
 J. s. WITHERS, Mohave County,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors,
 Mohave County, Arizona.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-14

A gentleman who was seated behind a negro in a street car in Memphis relates this incident: All seats were taken, when a young negress entered. The negro arose and offered her his seat.
 q hate to deprive you, sah," she said gratefully as she took it.
 "Doan' mention it, miss; it ain't no depravity, I insure you"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-14

"What kind of wood do they make a match with ?"
 "He wooed and she wood"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-14

The Sitter-I want to talk to my wife.
 The Medium-She says she doesn't want to talk to you.
 The Sitter-Now. I know you're a fraud.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
Legion Post Charges
Dempsey Wes Slaeke,

III Peso, Texas, Jan. 1.-THE text
Of the resolution pasaed last night
BY tbs local American Legion Post,
aaaaiiinS Jack Dsmpsey's war record
u q follows:
whereas, one Jack Dempsey. who
posesAsas fighting man and who es-
says to become the champion pugtlist
Of the world. during the late Wal did
not offer hia services to his country,
but appaFoatiy akulked in hiding
from the draft boards, and, whereas,
Georges Carpenter, . gnllAnt French
man. who also seeks the Npugilfstic
championship Of the world, did serve
his country veil and faithfully
throughout the war, and who has
cornported himself In such a manner
that he - estsemsd In all OF the coan-
tries which allied against Germany
|insthA wAr:
Therefore. 10 It resolved. that this
post OF the American Legion make
Georges Carpenter an honorary mem
ber for life. and that we do pray that
he conquer each and every Stacker
Who ma confront him ! \ the rtag or
elsewhere.
And be it further resolved. that
this post Appropriate Us to be wa1-
cred on our associate member
Georges Carpenter, in HIS fight with
Jack Dempsey.
And be 1t further resolved, that q
copy of this resolution be mailed to
Georges Carpenter"
LLHEEaAcAEEEt4 EE-.tFeYtFt H,HrNE.N f=gf
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12

Gene. Tunney, unawed by the string
OF victories Bob Martin Is hanging up
in the heavyweight class, is aching
Tor q chance at the inter-Allied cham
pion, who is being groomed for a bat
tie with Jack Dempsey or Georges
Carpenter.
Tunney, among his other claims for
recognition, recalls the fact that he
is the only mar who got a decision
over Martin abroad while Bob was
fghting his way to fame. 'Tunney
won the light heavyweight title in the
A. e. F. tourney where Bob won the
heavyweight crown.
Tunney has been boxing often Of
late. He Recently licked Dan O'Dowd
in New Jersey and later Knocked out
Bob Pearce in the second round. He
has shown his popularity by dispos-
ing of $1,000 worth of tickets to his
friends for each of his fights in the
east.
Tunney saw service with the ma
rines during the war. Danny Dunn.
we'll known boxer-manager and
trainer who served with the knights
of Columbus abroad, Is high in his
praise Of Tunney. Dunn saw most OF
the boys who took part in the inter.
Allied tourney In action. staging
many bouts behind the lines.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
MANY n BOWLING
CUNTS ENTER
! !RlGOT0URNEY
y Grand Forks Teams
Will Compete This
Week.

1, asN fifty FOUR bowling teams. includ-
n1ESSNve Grand Forks CUNTS, r al
MSySsentered for the annual tourna-
ntsspfSt the Northern Bowling associ-
unto be held at Fargo Wednesday.
thursday, Friday and Saturday of
9hiHSsgeek Eight to twelve more
teams are expected to enter before
entries close tonight.
&EsIndividuals entered number more
thaCnAS0 and the individuals will COM
pete@in he singles doubles and all
1eYants. They tournannent will be
STAGED on the $Nestor alleys. the first
shift to beArolled1 at z o'clock We'd
nesday evening. G p. Boyle, G. L.
Ward and Walter. Killing have charge
9ofsthe tourney on the Rlleys.
$1,000 Cash Prizes.
More than 1900 will be offered in
cash prizes during the tournament
and in addition there will be q silver
loving cup offered by the Hagen
Newton company. Of Fargo for the
4pest score in all events. A consider
able amount Of merchandise prizes
has been offered by, Fargo merchants
tor high cores In other events.