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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

Holmes. A. ?. Benway. Bill Crawley. Stove
Robinson Y Billy Curran. Lidia Barrey. can
taate lirica. eS un fiel e;enplo dc las cuali-
dads cue sc adGuieren por hcrcncia. 81 pa
Dire Fue un actor de merito y. ttoia 81 !aTnl-
lin en- 10 general. tuvo IN lugar en- e. mum
do de IN farsa. Miss Marry nos sonrete un
-epertor;o de canciorcs. one son inte-rualpi-
das nor alcrras varic3adsS p7opias lei Nau-
devilIe. presentadas tamb;en por elias. Su
o-iginslidad . iadividualidad son admirah'cs
-ras aprovccha las situacioHeS mas liCcras o
conuncs. para hacer de elias alGo que divicr-
:, ri pUNli-o. ) n mantenca en- constante ami
maci6n por 10 d;versidad absoluta de 10 "a
cCnocido.
"Escucha Mickey es el tti;ulo dc una CO.
media Que nos presentan George Lane ) Tom
Moran. Estos dos simpaticos muchachos. Sc
las arreylan pe~rfecansnte para mantener a
sr auditorio en- cOnstarte exceso de riSa. du-
rantc l6 minutes.
I'm trio dc bailar:nes. de verdadero merito
y ext-aorGinar;a habilidad. Is 81 connpuestto
nor VI. Horlick V las hcrTnanas Sarampa.
M- Horlicl; fu6 e. principal compane-o de
bale de Ana Pavlowa durante e. ano paSaGo.
bastanEo sta menci6u para poncr de mani
fiesto las aptitIdes que In ~asistcr. sin tornar
en- cuenta Ia distincin que las hermanas Sa-
-a-,pa anaden q su reputation. por SO arte
tan maestro. La Rapsodia HunEara, Z! Bal
10 Etncarp. = e Bale del Esclavo. son unos
90 los ntimeros ircluidos en- 81 proE-sma.
Ot-os actos estan aacomendados 4 Jimmie
Creighton. a Rogers J Suny, t-snpo!Istas de
vssta eXpcriencia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

Ia vida de Ia soltera neoyorpuina, que sus-
pira por Tn hogan : IN mRrido. nos Is des-
cri.a. con TODD ecierto. por Harlan Thonp-
son. en- una alcSre conedia que fisCrI en- Ell
rrUErama de Majestic.
la t-ana Sc dcSa-rcla en- dos departa-
mentcs o viviendas del taraho que debea ser
las granGes metropolis. -ocupGdas por una
rluchacha cnpleada. que esta muy lista para
aprovechar Il prime-a oportunicad de poscer
IN hc-a- propio. : pCr IN muchacho. novio
suyo. de temperature S2lvais ) cuyos iHstn-
ts no puedcn rcsistir II tentacin de un pla-
to de- ~frijo!es. FL caracter dc su armada cs
ecte-auente CrGeS:c. Eues aparte dc ser mo
dcsta. 6 cnemiEa de prodiEar las mas i:ii-
mas ca-i,ias. ann incluyendo los bcsos. =
pesar de que auestro homb-e kahia hechO
promesa soicmne dc celibato perpCtuo, Il
continuation de n cOmedia nos eRsena u ma
uera de como tuvo verificatIvo In Y~lo!2ci"A
de sUs prop6sitos.
Una de las orERnizacioneS c6nicas mas IA
mosas. fue n cue hace canes di-iEi6 George
Evans. ' que lue<o despu&s fue disE-egada-
Sin cmbs-Eo. actualmente So han reC".Lo sic
-tc de SUB prime-os conposentes. Que aho-a
haceR de las suyas en- los reinados del vaude-
Vile. halo e. titu!o de Los Siete Mucharhos
de Mel" = que han logrado sohrepasa-, n e
pu1aci6n Y fauna que el cuadro original ha-
bia coaquistado. Aparte de sus apctudes dra-
rati-as su virttudes como caHtartteS son insu
pcrab,es. Y esto sin mencioUar las cualida-
des que en- e. arte dc Tcr7sicore tH1nLisH les
asisten. e. cuadro. en- IA acTualilai. esta in
tc-radO por Tony Hyde, Paul Can Dyke. Earl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

MONTERREY. n. L. Abril 15.-El
diputado Santiago Salinas preento
ante Ell Congreso Local una ~lnlclatlVa
enncaminada a que Sc conceda una
pensi6n a Ia sonora Francisco Villa,
rreaI VIDA. de Olivas, esposa que Tue
de, inolvidable maestro Do. Pablo Ii
vas, que tantos servicios presto a Ia
instruction pubiica en- ell Estado Y en-
81 pais, donde sirven de texto mu-
chas de las obras que escriblo y que
fueron aceptadas con APPLAUSE de las
autoridades en- materia de instructor
pUblico.
Fl professor Livas muri6 en- Lare-
do. Texas. a donde 10 habian llevado
n circumstances politicas, pero luego,
napando la ciudad una deuda de gra-
titud, fueron trasladados sus restos
al Panteon del Carmen, de esta mlsma
ciudad.
Ell diputado Salinas. al formular
su iniciativa en- favor de la sonora
Vida. de Livas, indica que esta vacante
Ia pension que Sc habia otorgado, con
c~aracter de jubilaci6n, al eXimio macs
tro don Miguel F. Martinez Y plds
que esa pension sea Ia que Sc conceda
= Ia sonora Villarreal de Livas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
QUIERE IRSE A ITALIA
Ell G~OBERNADOR DE
HIDALGO
Es uno de los partidarios mas
activos de Oregon

PACHUCA, Heo., Abril 15.-Cuan-
Go en- labios de t0do Ell mundo co,
rrian las mas contradictorias VERSO.
mes acerca de Ia actitud del general
Flores, G~obernadcr del Estado, pues
en- unas Sc decia que Sc habia suble-
vado Y en- ctras que no, lego a esta
ell funcionario tranquiLamente, des-
pues de habsr visitado ell pueblo de
Zlmapam, de este Estaio.
Enturado Ell G~obernador Flores de
los rumore anteriores, hizo publica
declaration de que jamas ha intenta-
dorebelarse contra Carranza. a quien
lie debe favoTes Y que TODD 10 que Sc
Olga a este respecto no es mas que
obra de sus enemigos.
"En estos dias.-agreg6 ell funcio-
narlo-saldre para Ia ciudad de Ne
xico q conferenciar con ell Jefe del
Executive, a quien la manifestare que
deseo irne a la tiera de mis- abuelos.
Italia"
Sin embargo, Sc dice que Flores es
amigo Y partidario de Obreg6n V que
va a separarse del gobierno para ayu-
dar a aquel en- Ia campana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
Sc NOMBRO ALCALDE.

Constituido en- Oolegio Electoral,
ce!ebr6 aver ell Ayuntamiento una Sc
sion para resolver acerca del nornora-
miento de .Alcalde en- sustitucion del
Prof. Rocha, que no qulso aceptar el
cargo.
Alberta la session el s.nor Valdes
iLlano inform6 haber estado en- Ia casa
del senior Rocfa a darle las gracias
Dor los servic:os anteriormente pres
tadosc, larentando que esta vez cir
cunstancias especiales lie lmpldleran
seguir hacienda 10 miSmo.
Constituido en- Colegio Electoral,
celebr6 aver al Ayuntamiento una Sc
sion para rcsolver acerca del nompra,
miento de A.lcalde en- sustltuclon del
professor Rocha, que no quiso acept2r
81 cargo.
Alberta Ia session el senior Valdez
inform6 haber eStado en- Ia ca
81 del senior Rocha a darle las Cracias
nor los servicios antariormente pres
tados, lamentando que esta vez CIR
c~unstancias e~special2s lie mpldleran
scguir hacienda 10 mismo.
Sc prccedi6 en- s2Cuida q Ia deslgna-
ci6n de nuevo f~uncionario por madlo
de votaci6n. obteniendo ndmero mayor
de- votos del regidor D. Hilario Marti-
,ez . ouien Sc lie notifico el resultado
d IA election a fin de q entire en- fun
clones desde luego, en- virtud de la IL
cenc;a de cue disfruta el Alcalde pro-
.pietario Valdez Llano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
Ell PAVIMENTO DE GALES
LAS OBRAS DEL CASINO

En- estos dias Sc espera Ia llegada
del ingeniero Alfredo Giles, autor del
proyecto de construction del ed5fi-
clio que ocupara el casino, para que
indique la forma IN. que Sc ha de
proceder a las obras de c~imentaci6n
del edificio. Para hoy esta compile
tamente despejado ell terreno en- que
va a c~onstruirse esa obra que sera
una de las mejores con que contara
Ia capital de Nuevo Leon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
Libros Maravinosos.

Para los que sufren, soI vfctina.
de la ~desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
la suerte. fracasan en- SIS negocios =
son desafortunados en- amores. Con
tan cr&iosos libros lograran .todcs sus
deseos. seran afortunados en- aego
clos y empresas, lograran ell carino
Gel ser amado, lievaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos Y triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, Y venceran & sus enemigos v ma
die podra causarles dano. Envie 10
c%entavos en- estampillas de correo pa
"a gastos y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direcci6n: Sres. V. Martin y Co..
San Rafael 61-A. Habaua. Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
UN CENTRIC DE DIVERSION

En- eStos dias debera a~cercarse al
Gobierno del Estado una comisi6n de
vecincs del barrio de la independent
cia, con q objeto de tratar la forma
en- Que Sc les podra ayudar para Ia
construction de I'm lago en- ell punto
conocido nor Las Cameras, situado
en- las faldas de las Tomas del SUI
de la ciudad.
Los v~ecincs cuentan va con la ayu-
del Ayuntamiento para esta n!ejo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
CONFLICTO ARREGLADO
Llegaron a IN acuerdo ell 60
bernador y Ell concrete
de Durango

DURANGO. Abril lei conflic
to Que ha0ia surgido entire los conner
ciantes del Estado Y el Gobernador,
quedo va solucionado de n manera
satisfactcria para ambas parties, q
virtud dc que el f~uncionario
al fin transigSnte ante Ia actitud re
suelta de los concentrates, que, CO.
mo Sc ha informGdo. r~ecurrieron q Ia
Confederation de Camaras de Ia ciu-
da0 de Mexico.
D:chos ccmerciantes Y Ell funciona-
TIC, celebraron una reunion en- Ia
Que ~acordaron que Sc pagaria al 60
bierno 81 valor total del impuesto del
uno ' medic por ciento sobre ventas
generates. peg tres meseS, slempre
que el gcbierno ~derogara el decr2to
cite hab;a expedido Y que Sc conside-
"a ruinoso.
Los concentrates manifcstaron al
furcionario, que hacian csc pago CO.
no avuda 4 IA administration, para
que Sc nivelara, agrcgando que 81 asi
Sc les hubie-a man;festado, no ma
brian surgido las dif;cultades, porQue
ellos estaban dispueStoS 2 obrar De
acuerdo con el Gobierno, pero IN ter
ninos c~onciljadores y eQuitativoS
La proposition de los concentrates
fue a~ceptada. Sc entreg6 al gobierno
el dinero correspondence q Gichos
impuestos en- Ia forma c~onvenida y
81 asunto queGo perfectamente ARE
glado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

ra Y esperan contar tambien con Ia
del GObierno.
Ell lago Sc forTnara con las aguas
que corzen por las hondanadas de
las mismas Tomas Y en- 81 centric te"
dra IN islote en- ell que Sc construira
una especie de pabellon elegante pa
"a bales V toda clase de d~iversione5,
iguales a las que antiguamente exis-
tieron en- Topo Chico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

Para lbros en- es2ancl d~irljase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
rs n. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
MONTERREY, N l..
Una pension a la viuda del professor Pablo Livas.-Se nom
bro AIcaIde a D. Hilario Martinez.-Un lago y I'm cen
tro de diversion.-Fuerza del Estado para Galeana.
-Otras notlcIas.

t%erior, de una mauera satisfactoria,
Ell Gobernador del Estado, en- COM
pania de vaias personals. estuvo a
examinar las obras, encontrandolas de
acuerdo con las instrucciones que Sc
habian dado para que Sc ~llevaran q
cabo esos trabajos.
Ell PAVIMENTO DE GALES
Los inspectors de los trabajos del
Ayuntamiento informan que va en-
pocos dias Sc comenzaran los traba-
jos de pavimentaci6n de Ia Gale de
Hidalgo. Sc espera para dar princi-
Pic a estos trabajos que Sc termina-
ran los de la Gale de Bolivar, los que
va fueron ~entregados per les contra
tistas. Sc informa que despues de
Ia Gale de Hidalgo, otras seran tam
bien pavimentadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
FUERZAS DEL FSTADO EN-
GALEANA.

FL senior Abraham Nuncio, vecino
de la ciudad de Ealeana, Sc dirigio
al Gobierno del Estado en- demanda
de mayores elementos para combatir
a los rebeldes cue merodean por la
sierra de csc rumbo. Sc acordo au-
mentar ell nun!ero de hombras FL
senior Nuncio V enviar:@ todcs los
elementos que sean necesarios para
Ia Campana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
EN- 4 NORMALES.

FL amplio edificio que ocupan las
Fscuelas Nu-males de Ia ciudad esta
siendo reparado en- 81 interior Y eN-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
Csusty Library Is Absst
To Start At P~latyweed;
|. Progressive nsve

PIentyvood. Mont March TT
county commissioners Of &her5k7R
county have leased = bas.e1 recE r.
this city and are fitting Il up N the
home Of the Sheridan county free E-
bF1r, while hundreds Of books have
already been ordered and donated fog
t. shelves
The county library idea = "a nav
move in this section and has beea
agitated here chiefly by NlR Wilson
The plan Is comprehensive. An5
resident Of the county hzs the priv
lege Of drawing books from the Il
brary and in order to simplify natter
branches Of the library have been
established in al towns Of any size il
the county. Lists of all books on
hand " kept at these branches and
readers In tributary territory maj bor-
row books through their local branch.
A move to secure q Carnegie library
for P~1entyWood has been temporarily
dropped a the price of building ma
tefial has interfered with the plans
Of the CarneEie people.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
us11cA00
rRAI0 ANn Pnov1MoNs.

Chicago, March 1.-Corn harden
ed In prices today owing more or
less to knowledge that recefpte show
ed I reduction instead Of the In
crease which had been ! somewhat
generAlly expected. In this connec-
ton the fact that contract tstocksAin
Chicago totAlled only 10000 BUSH
els. was much commented upon.
.clincd TO walt untii y large prop.or-
ton OF rural holdings were moving
toward terminal ccnters. Opening
prices, which ranged from l-4c on to
like advance, with May $1.3e 1-6 to
$l.3e 1-2. and July $3.50 7-S to }:Sl;
e followed by moderate upturns
all around.
Oats displayed Independent
strength despite assertions that exz
porters were re-selling. After open
ing unchanged to lac higher. the
market continued to rise.
Big accommodations in warehouses
here made the provision market
weak Higher quotations on hogs
failed to- act as q counterbalance.
Later the strength Of grain
brought about a decided rally In pro-
/ New estimates indicating that win
tar farm use OF col, had been OF un-
big volcanic led afterward
to- persistent buying 90 the part Of
the eotafsissi0n h0asss and shorts,
The eiose waS sr0a&, : IA to 5 5ySc
nss nighac wtEh May $l,es rs to
!. sa AMI ssssS kaS IS 10 $l,s4 is.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
WATERSGATnRO
BREACHE
TO Be PENDING
Noise Of Mighty Bust-up,
However,, Has Not Yet Is
sued from Bank Corridors

Bismarck. \. D. March no com
nKmx11oa could b oneaiRs0 MORGAN
Of rmcrs 10 The eject that che nv
ing hoR1iky Aa<Weea Manager J. K
Wa9efS ard pir0eeae Genaral r ".
CasAro Of the Bank Of North Dakota
lad devesope6 nto IN OPEN oreacn
vhkh nsehS rvGn21 in the resignation
q Waeec aad RSscoi ha0en.
tas Demhea ae tina hank STAT 4
oxhN u eae1snE&.
G.veraar NRer aeniei that n
sknw uEwa waa uansniring in bank
4Ha- and tn 0m4 assurances came
from Cmmiszsoaer Of Agriculture ana
rxSr John ~. HAkan. Who. with
SEsee. domfn4ses tho INDUSTRIAL
comnrEcn winch hires and dreS
Ssak IT Nereh E1kok2 employees VI
sid thu vas news "
A
1~eap. Of same Kind in tho
xc Worth 1Ako<n has been Z
7<esn& or some Sne rs saln enas
~ Il IN come II this pAEstcui3r mo-
4 wuaf6 be- particularly dts~
IN VI. poWnsey and oM u
cae xaH hanks coRnecti0nA AMI a
I'm reason Il thoQeht probable that
e daeH ~azrY h1a bean, amy IrouhaR
hN<Yen WA~ and exdfo. II viii Ia
0oaShke6 uVar for the time being It
,0
Co1fncm IN aa1Aor:tys dfACeemAnS
Wer the methods a3npse6 IN handing
ta@ loans EnteSacWCe With aQpoEHr-
menH and 4 hoR Of minor dkfnc1iEH
Aid tn have ~Rt1 ~0hfe 1-
tween tho haak.s 30 CHIEF execzErN
the h4a6 force . reported ~ Afe
been Drt duWn tia n16d1e d -
ehcGunaltm which A reW1 eue II
tbn N61t1oa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
Northwestern Bank
Fmal Contest Al
pavilion Tsnisht

S. Schiosser and Gar.in viii euri
tonight in the finals OF The North
western National bank even, II the
Caledonian pavilion This event was
started during the state hoaspSei =
few weeks ago.
A feaure of the curling This eve
ming will be the entertainment and
initiation of Thief River Falls men
into the mysteries of the ice sport
A large party Of Thief River men
will be here to receive pointers on
the game with a view to Organizing
a curling association in the old home
town.
The clarion call of S1ep. issues
forth calling the clans to the pavilion
tonight in order to show the visitors
the Grand Forks Style of doing it.
The visitors will be given an oppor-
tunity to play with local men as part
OF the initiation.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
Knot Hole Gang Idea
Lives In St Louis

st. Louis. Mo-, March 2.-The
knot hole gang idea of the St Louis
Nationals, with a freq gate for boys
will be continued despite the ruling Of
the league magnates that the regular
bleacher percentage must be paid
visiting clubs on such admissions.
This announcement was made by
officials Of the Cardinals. who said
more than $4,000 youngsters yer ad-
mitted to the games last eason This
number is expected to be surpassed
this season, club officials said, and the
additional expense Will not affect the
boys. All boys with proved moral
characters " admitted to member
ship in the gang"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
Polk Judge. Dedasa
On Read Tax Sustained

Crookston. MINI. March 2-Judxe
William Watts of the Polk county
district court has been sustained By
the state supreme our in his ruling
in the road tax ne in which John
r. Mascall was given a judgment
WpaiAm n. Reitmeier g. sec45h ~
Ia md with the reptFaTeeiR~to work
tae 0 Hsg" LAIR the rad
Nv was amended SO as to pro-
W. that all road taxes should be
paid In cash.. The result was that
Mascall had to pay the general taxes
as well as the road tai and he
brought action against Rettsnefer for
the amount of the latter.
Judge Watts. in giving Judgment
road tax held that the change in the
law did not relieve the occupant
from the obligation of the contract
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02

TOURNAMENTS
START FRIDAY
Eight High School CUNTS
Will Clash at the
University.

With eight basketball teams clash
ing 1t the university Ffteay and
Saturday this week district toar1A-
ments Of the State High School
League viii be held 1t seven other
cities in the state. Winners Of the
eight district tournaments v{n eokn-
pete for state titular hoaors n the
Agricultural college in Fargo. March
10 and 20.
The Grand Forks team thAt %aas
been PLAYING good basketball his
season II entered for the contests 1t
the university and win battle hard to
win district honorx Other leans a
this district Who viii play n de Uni
versity Friday and Sturdy IRE hNa
the following cities: Park Rive,
Grafton. Xayville, H2t1on- A5eAa~
LArimore and Lansdoa-
The district touzDEeEU are % BE
held IT the following PAeAc WAA-
peton, Eilendzie- JDODWa 81
marck. university X GfENk FeeA
Devils Lake Ainec a2A BsvoaA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
-. ..sss 9.N-aL.t.l, EEAN9 Q "
UNIVERSITY TO
PLAY AGCIES
NEXT SATURDAY
Third Game Would be Nee.
essary if U. N. D. Quint
Loses.

The indicated university basket
hall team will journey to Fargo Satur-
day on a special train accompanied by
students and alumni who will witness
the final game for the state cham
pionship when the varsity Quint plays
the agricultural college team in a re-
turn game.
Tag day will be held ut the univer-
sity Thursday to raise funds to send
the band to Fargo N the special train.
The university players are being put
through regular practice to keep them
in condition for the final clash Of the
season and Coach Paul Davis is
grooming his men in fine shape for the
closing battle.
North Dakota has already defeated
the Asgies, but the return game is to
be played to decide the state cham
pionship. In the remote possibility
that the university loses to the A c.
a third game would be necessary to
determine the championship five
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
NEW ARE
RECORDED En- DULUTH
BOWLING CONTEST

ErzsHA- Hnl March -N~
leaders aSreA-ed EAsx nuGae IN Tho
fire Mer event n The Northern Bow
Eng ASSOCIATION SaUrExmeaf WsfsM
ne Acrre:t Packing company quinr
Of Duluth went CUE md ruled e,s93
dxptAcxng the Hlior7x of Eau Claire.
WE Following IS the standing Of
the various rezH. doubies and SIM
xtea-
Fve-men-NarreIa. Dutu<h 2,sss,
A2dae1x. Eau C1a:r. Wis 1-5Ss,
Soc Line Minneapolis ASA, Aar1
and Pznt2se, Duluth. 2,5S4, chamber
OF m Chuholm 3-456,
EneTaver. Duluth las
Doubles. ForrUt-RamuDpna. Fan
Claire 1.14:: = Korntan-R- S1ttef,
Proctor. LII; Palnee-PeRrsDn- In
luth, 1.1oe; BittH-B4iley. A1nezpo-
lis lass; Howea-Iehman- Mime
apolis. LOSS: BufIat-r7montna.
Chisholm, 1851.
Singles: a Anderson Chisholm,
S.1: J. Ritter, Minneapolis 5S7, Ron
ertsun. Minneapolis $50; n Leone.
Duluth, $50; h S. Syner, 1Inne2po-
lis. s5e.
All events: J. Ritter, Minneapolis,
1897.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
Minet Mayors Name
Included In Gunder
Olsen Delegation

Bismarck, n. D.. March 2.-Staale
Hendrickson Of Burke county. one Of
the prominent Republicans nominated
by the Gunder Olson state convention
held here January % to be 4 delegate
to the Republican national convention.
yesterday morning hled nominating
petitions for himself and Mayor W. s.
Shaw Of Minot a delegates and for
Gunder Olson Of Grafton as national
committeeman, and II. A. Nicholson,
L F. Mahovald Of Garrison and Ed.
8. johnson OF Solen u presidential
electors.
All Of these men were nominated by
the first OF the three Republican state
conventions which have contributed
interest to the present preferential
presidential primary cam1pign.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
Crsokston Banker Has
Accident IN California

Crookston, Mimi, March p
Word has been received Of an acci-
dent that befell A. A. Miller, prom
inent banker and attorney Of this
city, while spending the winter in
Los Angeles, Cal. He was struck by
q street car. according to a message
received by his relatives here and
suffered q broken leg. Mr.. Miller is
president Of the Scandia State hank
here and has large land holdings in
this county. He Is 60 years old and
Will be serious.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
WOULD SAVE lives
OF MAPLE LAKE FISH
BIZ USE OF AIR PUMP

Crookston. Mimi, March lin an
effort to keep the fish in Maple Lake,
q mTne ESQ near here, alive un-
til spring a gasoline pump has been
installed on the ice and il pumping
air into the water. The growth OF
weeds at the bottom which il said to
throw on q poison during the winter,
and the three foot thickness Of Ice
has diminished the waters supply OF
oxygen and thousands OF perch,
,pickerel and bulIheads have died In
the lake this winter.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
LETTER MEN sT'
PLAN TO ORGANIZE

Letter men Of the University OF
North Dakota will meet At 4 O'Clock
next Monday afternoon for the pur-
pose Of recognizing the old IN d"
club on . firm footing.
At q preliminary meeting Aondav
afternoon seventeen of tWenty-three
letter men now At the university dis
cuSed the matter and decided to re-
organize the club which was h-R
formed in 1914.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
Cannefax VIII Play
Eeckhefer Fer Title

Chicago, March e.-Robert l.
Cannefax, three cushion billiard
champion, who recently was chai-
lenged by Augie Kteckhefer, former
champion, today announced he
would play Kieckhefer for the title
on the following terns:
Kieckhefer to guarantee Cannefax
1850. which Cannefax n.y. he can
earn between now and the next
championship tournament.
The match to be three nights, and
a total OF 225 points n blocks of Is.
The winner to take all the recefpta
The match to be played on any
table Kieckhefer may select.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-02
Americans Enter
Dominion Matches

New York, March 2.-Amons the
entrants who will represent the Uait-
ed States in the dominion skating
championships to be held at Wenni-
peg, Canada, tomorrow night, are
Everett MacGoWan. St. Paul; c.. Fetz
and s. Steinmetz, Chicago: A Leith-
er, Jersey City; J. 6towell. Aurora,
Ill, and Charles Jewt1aw and Joe
Moore OF Lake Placid.