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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

and Si0yard dasher. Coach Schmidt
tonight expressed confidence in the
Kendall squad. While keck. Grove
and Irwin are expected to gather a
majority OF points for tho orange
and black. several others are zig
ured TO bo vital factors In tomor-
rows meet. Following are the
Kendall entries in tomorrow's meet
Dashos. Grove. Balloon, william
son, ss0-yard run, williamson, milc
run, King; 120-yard high hurdles,
Irwin. Kcck: 220-yard low hurdles
Irwin, Kcck, IIornden; high Jump
Irwin, NJ, Ellison; pole vault, Keck
King; shot put Williams. Grove.
discus throw, Grove, Keck; Javclin
throw. Keok, Irwin. two-mile run,
Fleck; broad jump. Grove, Irwin;
one s-mile relay, Grove, Kcok. Horn-
den. Baloom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
RESTORE OPTIONAL PLAN
National Baseball Association Ac.
cepts Pian--Prohibit "Farminpr

AUBURN, N. Y. May I9.-Ros,o.
ration OF the optional plan in ob.
tanning baseball players from lower
class leagues has been decided upon
by vote OF the members OF the Ma.
tional Association OF professional
Baseball Leagues. Secretary John II.
Farrell announced today. The min.
imum amount for minor leagues was
placed at 500 and for majoy leagues
placed at 500 and for major leagues
the option between August 20 and
September /, annually.
Three days notice must be givsn
to the secrotary's office Of the roturn
Of an optional player and all official
sales ard agreements, accompanied
by checks, must be sent to his office
for approval. &
The practice Of farming" PLAYERS
Is prohibited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
Benny Leonard to Battle
in Michigan on July !

CHICAGO. May 19.--Benny Leon
ard. lightweight champion Of the
world, is going to take the place ot
Jack Dempsey. heavy weight cham.
pion, as the pugilistic attraction at
Benton Harbor, Mich, on July s..
Just who Benny's opponent will bs
has as yet II OF been announced, but
he will be picked from Charley
White. Richie Mitchell, Lew Tender
and Johnny Dundee. The shift from
Dempsey to Leonard was brought
about by Dempseys trial on the
coast.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
Tommy Gibbons Sails
for Bouts in England

NEW YORK. May l9.--Tommy
Gibbons, st. Paul crack light heavy
weight boxer, sailed for England to-
day aboard the liner Royal George
TO seek fistic honors among the best
scrappers on the other side of the
Atlantic. Gibbons arrived here
from Pittsburgh, whore he won "a
popular decision over Harry Greb
Saturday, accompanied by his man
aRer. Eddie Kane. who will direct
his campaign abroad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
HOUSE REJECTS GUARD PLAN
Vote Down State LIBERALIZATION ID
Troops Offered as Compromise.

WASHINGTON, May 19.--The
house refused today to approve n
"A compromise agreement with the
senate permitting states to federal.
ize the national guard. The vote
was 209 to l06
by It's action the house sent tho
army reorganization bin back to
conference with instructions to its
managers to insist against changing
the pre-war basis of the guard or
ganizatlon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
Garter and Gypsy
VIII Battle Tonight

Carter and Gypsy furnish the
city oil league contention AT Nc
Nulty park this evening and Gypsy
will endeayOr to retain It's clean sheet
which now has reached three vic
tories. Texas and Sinclair were un-
able to meet owing to some work
being done on the McNulty field
which Is being shaped up for the
return OF the oilers next Monday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
McGralc Suspended Fire
Days for Umpire Batting

NEW YORK, May l9-Prcsident
Heydler Of the National league an
nounccd today that he had sus
pended Manager John j. McGraw Of
the New York National league club
for five days The suspension, he
said. was inflicted on account OF
McGraw having had trouble with
umpires at Pittsburgh and Chicago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
oilers Open f-Ganie
Series with Miners
at Joplin Tomorrow

No games we're scheduled yes
terday In the Western league.
The Oilers open a four game
series today with tho Joplin Min
ors at Joplin. and return home
Monday playing four contests
with the Missourians.
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'Bstted for Lynch In ninth.
st Toseph ...,...O0 600 600 001-- 4
sioux Clfy ..............bl0 $40 00N-l0
summary. Runs Marr 2. DEBATE 2. Rob
Insun 2 Rcichlc 9 Donnelly 2, kclleher.
walker. kirby, errors Defate 2. Kirby.
Conroy, bases on balls, Oft Lynch 9. of
on Fletcher 2, sacrifice hits. Gr0th
Fletcher 2. hit by pitcher, Robinson and
Eiffert by Lynch two-base hits, DEBATE
kirby Donnelly. Aftermath, Reichle. dou-
bie plays DEBATE to Marr 20 Donnelly.
walker TO Groth; left on bases. Sioux
city II. 81. Joseph 6 stolen bases, kel-
loher g. walker, struck out by Fletcher
3. by Lynch g. losing pitcher. McLaugh-
lin umpires. Becker ani Buckley, time,
l.55.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
4LEGE TRACK AND FIELD MEET AT SALTWATER TO-DAY

Milan. French ?; errors. Ice, Metz. rre,,,
1tasbrook. three-base nit GisIasou. teN
base hits, Glslason, Mason, French co,,
fey Hasbrook sacrifice hits. NeideI
Donlca, stolen base. Lingle. left on b,ss,
Omaha s, Des Moines struck out MI
Boyd 2, by Fuhr bases on balls AL
Dresser I, of Fuhr 1 hit by pitche- k,|
Fuhr. OConnor and Long losing pit.hs!
Dresser. double plays, Lelivelt unsseisleil
Gislas0n TO Mason TO Belivclt. Nm pit,
Lauzon and Jacobs: time, lag. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
SwindIcr Found Gui,ty

SHREVEPORT, la, May l9--H.
p. Spaulding yesterday by jury in
the federal court on five counts
Charging using the malls to dotraud
IN which he was alleged to have OBJ
tanned $4,000 on insurance with the
Woodmen OF the World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
SIOUX AND OMAHA
WIN EASY GAMES
st. Joseph Is Beaten 10
to 3-Omahogs Beat
Des Moines 13 to 3.

SIOUX CITY. May is.-sioux city
scored five runs of Mclaughlin In the
first inning here today and defeated 81
Joseph In tho first game of the series
10 To }. Fletcher held the Saints to three
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 19.--Be-
tween 1000 and 5000 men have quit
work In widely separated sections of
the Alabama coal mining district
Mining has been suspended at q
number OF points
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Western Association

oKMuLGEE. May 1.-THE Okmulgoe
club defeated Pawhusks by SCORE of
10 to here today Seven errors and
Ineffective pitching by Warden lost tho
game for the visitors, Windlc got home
| run and Querroy triple. Holtlhauser
struck out 10 men.
Tho score; II. " T.
okmulgre ......,,.o2o i02 a2x--lO 7 /
Pawhuska ,.,,,,,,,. 900 OOt llo-3 7
natterics--IIoltShauscr and Querrcy
warden ana Palmer.
CHIcKAsHA. MAY ip-spridgfioId
broke Chiokashas winning streak by TAX
Ing today's game TO I. ChickaAha mia-
playa and Inability to hit In the pinch hes
were disastrous Cottor iced the game In
the sixth when he doubled with runners on
second ana third,
The soorcl n. II H.
Springfield .......gfo O02 io0--6 o
Chickasha ..t,.s,.,.0iO Ole 0OO--2 10 3
batteries Burns and uomcz Lewis.
Poolsw and Hayes.
HENRYETTA. May ie--Johnson's two
inning gave Henryetta to 2 Victory
over DrumriEht today. Harper parked tho
third.
The soorel RHB
prumrisht .'',,.,,.ooi 900 oio-2 I
Bstterios---Jelsma and truth, Gray and
ArensmAn,
ENID. May is-Enid scored the only.
run OF today's game with Fort smith
In the sixth inning
The soore; RI. E
Fort smith ..,...,,. 900 goo 600 4
Enid ,......,,,,..,,,0 0O0 00l OOX--i
batteries-Dodson ana schmidt! Reyn-
olds and Lamb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

DIES MONIES. Nav t9--Omnha won
the first game OF the scrics. 10 to 3,
today by batting Dresser and Bovd Tor
10 hits. Gislason's batting and fielding
were the features.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
COOPER WINNER
IN MOUND DUEL
Pirates Defeat Boston
Cardinals Wallop
Phillies.

PITTSBURGH, May is-Pittsburgh vas
victorious over the Boston Braves today.
both Cooper and McCuiIisn pitching good
ball
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

summary Runs, Burns 2, Young.
Fletcher 2, Doyle Z. Ksuff g. Lear 2,
errors Doyle, Hollocher 2. Killlfer ?. two.
base hits, Hollocher 2. Kelly. KauO :.
Young, stolen bases. Young, Fletcher.
Doyle TO Fletcher to Kelly, Barnes to
Smith to Kelly. bases on balls. off Mar
out, by Martin 2, by Barnes l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

SUNNI aryi nuns, Bdncfot z. Shotfon,
Stock Doak, Fournier. McHenry, Dilhoe-
Ter: errors, withrow, Hornshy three base
hits. Paulette Bancroft, Lavan, Hornsby,
Fournier; stolen bssea. Fournier Smith (;
double play. Lavan 90 Hornsby TO -Four
nicr, bases on balls. of Causey q or
Dosk p struck out BY Causcy 2, by
Duak 4.
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matted Tor O'Nein in eighth.
tCaton out. hit by batted bail.
HnstDn ....................1o 100 900 000Hal
Pittsburgh ................t0i 900 0OH-2
summary, Runs, pick Bisbee ?, error.
cooper. two-bsse hit. Grimm. three base
hit Bigbes stolen base Whi'ted. double
plays. eaton TO Cutshaw TO grmm. eaton
10 Grimm bases on balls oN McQuillan
B. OF cooper 2 struck out. BY McQuillan
3, by Cooper 3
II0rnsby'- Triple Helps.
ST LOUIS May is-St Louis hit
Caussy freely and defeated Philadelphia
today The locals punched four hits with
two passes In the tifth for fVe runs
Hornsby tripping with the bases full
The score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

Hooper McNally. Mcnosky error. Foster
tive. base hits J. Collins, Menoaky, three
base hits. Hooper. Monosky, home run,
Fclach. stolen bases J. Collins McNhlly .
bascs on balls OF Cicotte /, of Harper
.. struck out by Cicotte Q. by Harper 2.
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Giants Win EaAiIy.

field day At bat today. gathering II hits.
including four doubles. which with four
chicago. made II two straight from tho
locals.
The sCores
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De, Moln,i
Omaha

lolAF ib " 70 lf TnlAH ht " 10
matted FOR Boyd In ninth.
Omaha ...................2G mn n0t-f9
Dcs Moines .............s 0lo 600 002--
summary Runs Gislason 3. Wcidell
Platte, Donica Mason, Lingle g Fuhr 2
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'Hattcd Tor Stnnaso In ninth.
tran for Jonos In ninth.
fHatted Tor Glssier In seventh,
iBattod tor Alton In ninth.
Philadelphia ...........,..OO 900 32i 0tx--T
Detroit .t........t.s... e. 500 OVO lVu
summary Runs. Young 2. Cobb,
Veaoh, Dykes g. Thomas. Dugan 2, Per
kins Naylor, error. Burn., two-baso hits
Stanagc, Welch. Perkins three base MT,
Young. stolen bases Young Perkins.
bascs on balls. off Oldham 2. OF NaylOr . .,
struck out. by Oldham ,. by Aiten I. by
Naylor g.
Cicotte Beaten.
nOSTON. May lg.--ERcellont support
for Ciootto held Boston TO To vic
tory over Chicago In the last game of
tho series today although the winners
made - hits for total OF 10 bases
Fcisuh'n home run. hia second here In
two days. tied the score at two all In the
seventh
Ihn arnrn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

'uattcd Tor Rucl In ninth
cleveland ................ 100 h1N OO1-b
Nrw IuLt .............. .. 600 600 600
summary ftuug Chapman. Johnston.
DN~ul 3. Covoieskie. errors chapman.
ward. tNo base hits Speaker. Chapman
Hannah thrcc. base hits O'Neli, John
ston stolen baHos Pratt Gardner. dou.
tIe play WHubsgbuss 10 Chapman 20
Johnston bases On balls. off MogridEe T.
of tovelssluo struck out b. Mogrldse
2, by Covol"sbte &
Detroit Itsaten.
PHILADELPHIA May 10 0--phtiadet.
uhip found Dldhan. after being retired
Ia order In the first three innings today
ana bnitrd him out ~ the boE evening
~ tho scrlea with Detroit
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SCHMIDT CONFIDENT
OF KENDALL MEN.
Despite the loss OF Rains, distance
runner. and Pishney. quarter miller.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30
separater And Garage
Destroyed In Fire

During threshing operations on the
farm of p. Curran, two miles south OF
city, aIseparator being used for
the work caught on fire and was de-.
stroyed. The machine was close to q
garage and some other small build
ings which we're reached by tie blaze,
the garage being destroyed, reports
here today state.
Herald want Ad. arlnr results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30
INJURIES fatal.
T0KELLYSM MAN
S. c. Linnell Dies From In
juries Received in Acct
dent on His Farm. 3.

S. C.. Linnell Of Kellys, who was, In
jured in an accident on his farm last
Monday, died at his home at 1 O'clock
Sunday afternoon. The funeral will be
held Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the late residence Of Mr.. Linnell,
and the body will be inferred in Me-
mortal Park cemetery in this city.
Mr.. Linnell received serious injuries
last Monday while engaged in harvest
ing on his farm. He stepped in front
threading the needle, and the driver
of the tractor to which the binder was
attached, not knowing that Mr.. Lin
nell was in front Of the machine. start
ed the engine, and he was caught UNI
der the bull wheel of the binder. His
Aeft leg Was. broken above the KNEE
land heEsuffered internal injuries which
resulted in his death yesterday.
For ten years Mr.. Linnell had OPP
Grated a farm at Kellys. coming here
from Illinois in, 1910. He was 72 years
of age, and a veteran of the Civil wal.
Surviving are his wife. whom he
married in 1891. and ten sons and
daughters, seven of whom reside, at
the family home. Mrs. Edna Benson
of Phoenix. Arizona; Mrs. Ira Jenner
Covey Of Peoria, Ill. and Howard Lin
nell, daughters and son Of Mr.. Linnell
are children Of an earlier marriage.
The two latter r here to attend the
funeral, Mrs. Covey having arrived
several days ago. Those residing at
home are Sadie, Harold, Laverne, RUS
sell. Elsie,f Marion and Donald Linz
nell. 81 /
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30

nasstipS 81. sths conmerciaii
Club sdirsctors Held noont0day,aA
icloIrnninittee vas appointed to co-opeEsss
atseSNtthssths fair axIoci4tionSSa III rails
ing funds for the contemplated Id.
proy4na4nts at the fair srtorands. James.
sA..sDinnie;, 4. J.s Smith and III. RuetsSs
tell arnes4nmeerrnnlbers of the committee
f3Sssss Sss %HTs aF
This committee, with COMMITTEES
.prisins II GUY & Ireiahd,'oM.sg j. c oHn,
and W "A. Qdell, Will meet with the.
fair drectors 1 the court housp IT,
q SB.O'clocks this evening. 6GccordinRa9I
ansannouncement madesSthfS afternoon
by p. RsSMontgomefy sDecretary sQft
the fair association. 5#S@Sss
In asking FOR the5!appotntment OF.
. committee from the Commercial,
the State Fair. association. said that
proposed plans included-thA building
OF grandstandT and race track
which would cost from $4,000 $50
900. He pointed out that the fair
association owns abolt'}I00 acres Of
land In the traos used for fair. pur-t
poses, and this swithstths buildings all
lis valued at from $4,000 to 100000.
\ The fact that the fairs here have.
grown constantly. and that this3year's
fair far out-taxed the accommodations
at the grounds, have made 1t neces-
sarys to enlarge and improve the build
ings and the grounds generally, Mr..
Bangs pointed out. The support and
cooperation Of the public will be.
asked in financing the contemplated,
improvements. he stated.
AT the meeting tonight It Is expect
ed that "a definite plan Of financing
the enterprise Will be agreed upon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30
|F0RME|IR|'IOCAI
QIR |l|k DIES AT
! | WASHINGTON
IGenevieve O'Keefe Hurley
Passed Away Sunday At
ter Two Weeks Illness

Genevieve O'Keefe Hurley, daugh-
tor 81 Oh. and Mrs. Henry O'Keefe
9of this city, died late Sunday after
noon 1t Washington, D. G.. according
TO VOID received here by members OF
the family. The body will be brought
to Grand Forks for burial, and will
probably arrive here on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Hurley had been i'll for about
two weeks, and her mother Inc two
sisters, Misses Mary and Muriel
O,keefe went to Washington to be
With her during her illness. They
arrived in washington last Wednes-
day. DIR. O'keefe yesterday received
word Of his daughters critical con
dttion, and left during the day en-
route for Washington. He was reach
ed at Chicago today. and he will re-
their daughters, who are accornpany-
ing the body here.
Though Mrs. Hurley had been i'll
for the last two weeks 1t was be-
.lieved, that her condition was not
alarming. and for a short period she
seemed to be recovering. WhenEla-
developments made her case a
critical one, members Of the family
who were with her summoned DR..
0.keefe, who left for Washington i'm
n%tediately. but her death occurred
within a few hours after he had be-
gun the journey.
Married in June.
Mrs. Hurley had been in Washing
tom for more than two years, having
been engaged in service in the bureau
OF war risk insurance during that
time. She was married to George A,
Hurley of that city on June "a Of this
year,, and they established their holne
at Washington. where Mr.. Hurley is
engaged in government service. Miss
Muriel O'Keefe was At Washington
for1some time with her sister. butsre-
turned here a few weeks ago.
The deceased was born at Minto3but
came to. Grand Forks with her par
ents when but a small child. She
graduated from the Grand Forks high
school and attended the University OF
North Dakota for two years, being
active and popular in. school and
social life at both Of these ,nstttu-
tions.
After leaving the university Mrs
Hurley was for ia time employed as
secretary in the Offices Of the Birkhol7
firm here, resigping that position to
take UP ~governfent work at Wash.
tngton.
Surviving are her husband, George
"A. Hurley. her parents, DR.. and Mrs
O'Keefe, three sisters, Mary, MurieI
and Gladys of this city. and five
brothers, Henry O'Keefe, Jr., a N at
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30
TO CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY OF THE
PILGRIMS LANDING

Plans for q proposed celebration to
observe the anniversary OF the Pill
grimsi landing Will be taken up by a
committee appointed by the CONNER
.ciai club dtrectorsgat their meeting
today at noon. sSS.
The ~anniyNrsary il to be observed
about December IL and 1t IL probable
that q local celebration Of the event
will be arranged; through this COM
|mittee.
The naturalization day Sprogram
which has been arranged Tor S>pteYn-
Der 20. when q anumbersap OF new citi-
Gems will be granted their, Gtisenship
rights, was discussed, and II was
should be invited and urged to attend
the exercises swhichfaf to, feature the
Americanix4tion motive.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30
BELIEVED 10
HAVE WRITTEN 3 !, u
WORTHLESSCHECKS

~
John Koon, arrested last Friday by
the local authorities was scheduled
to be .arraigned this afternoon before
5 M1i,Se Mas 49, 81 g. - ny sxa IS 0 ne
stood that 5mh5rre 1seffouss charge ysili
probably be iodEedsagainsts him later:
He was arresteds here foll6wing1tan
alleged attempt OF "a companion NJ Of
his to pass a bogus check on aa1ocal
merchant. The Fcompanion has not
been located z .Fss f.er.
Since his arrest 1t has developed,
the local authorities say, that Koon
and his companion passed bogus
check, at Larimore. obtaining a watch
valued at $32 and another worthless
instrument. in East Grand Forks.
'lKoon is also said to answer to the
description Of q man wanted at
Cooperstown for a. similar offense-
The authorities believe that Koon
wrote the worthless checks which
were then ,cashed 5bys his partner.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30

Over $2s, 600 Remained 81
City Appropriations2o ION
August I.

With 4 monthSof the present. scal
year remaining 4 credit balance Of
$~s3,755:47 remained on August i OF
the appropriations for theayear made
by the Grand Forks cityscouncilsS
Several OF theIfunds ares1itEihtly
the overdrafts 4tn6Vnking
to $4s615s62. f.4 $1,000
The statement preparedJ#bya1th
city auditor Follows, Notwithstanding
indicated by asterisks: =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30

storney ofs this clty 81. Charles
BOeKeefe, and Cyril OsKeefe OF Okla
ssholna City, Okla and Emmet and
William OfKeefe. residing here with.
parent
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30
w. HANSEN DIED
SUNDAY EVENING I
AT BENSON, MIMI

M. W. Hansen, $40 Belmont avenue
died Sunday night at Benson. Mimi,
according to word received In this city
today. n
.Cancersw as the cause Of his death.
Funeral services will be held 'Wednes.
day atsBenson. s
Mr.. Hansen was q pioneer resident
of North Dakota. He RAJ in the gro
Gerry business for many years at Ham
iiton and st. Thomas, and later In
Grand ForkA retiring several years
ago. He has, been Ill for several months
and some two months age went To
Benson for treatment. He was at the
home Of his bfother-in-law. p. ~
Hustled, at the time OF his death.
He is survived by his wife and one
daughter. Mrs. A. Mykleby Of this
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30
Croker Hurt
When Machine
Turned Turtle

George Croker, travelling salesman
Of this city, sustained q fractured
shoulder. blade Sunday. when the au-
tomobile In which he was driving
from Ardoch. to Grand Forks turned
turtle. - sasf y .ss-t L $ III 81 9aSs1 IL, 4
J NJ ia crezisE vas pinned beneath s.5h the
rived. The car was then Mfted and
the injured man brought to Grand
Forks. a
He was taken. to a local hospital
and was. resting easily today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30

Herald want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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Frank Rajotte Enters $780,
NJ. S. Naval Service

Mrs. H. Rajotte. oil North Third
street, has received word that her
son, Frank Rajotte, has entered the
u. s. navy as a wireless operator, and
is now on a trip to the West Indies.
The young man was for some time
in Washington in the bureau Of war
rsik insurance, and later. In the reve-
nue. tax department., leaving the latter
department to take up wireless. He
formerly made his home here.
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New Highway My b
Brought Through City

The mississippi valley scenic
Highway will probably Be brought
through Grand Forks.IS !.
H.. Mayns Stanton his received 4
letter. from Truman P1eFson Of Mn
,neapolts, general seoretary Of the
htghway assoctation stating that the
In ths next Few days ! look over the
roads a this NcdnitySsWith u view "a
routing sthsshishi1lAyss through this city;
to WINNIPEG tstts
The road wonid brought e
Grand Forks sytMsIAk4 Bennid1i.
and East Gf1nd1ssF1prk MINI.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-30
HELD FOR
A PROBE BIZ POLICE.

4 IAN itinerant clothing peddlar. was
picked UP this morningsb by the police,
and is being held for investigation.
The fSct that he was operating Ia
1920 model Mvver with q 1919 license
scriptions of his clothing stock areNbe-
ing wired to the Twin Cities with a
view to establishing his status.