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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-30
MEDICAL MEN MEET.

Mankato, MINI. Nov. 30.--The an
nual meeting Of the Southern Mime
sofa Medical association convened
here today. for a two-day session.
Many Of the prominent physicians and
surgeons in Minnesota are participant
ing in the speaking program.
I DR.. Fl. z. Gifin OF Rochester is
president Of the association. The
convention got under way this after
noon. Tonight the annual banquet
will be held.
A luncheon given by the physicians
Of Mankato will be a feature Of the
final days session tomorrow. :
Wives of many Of the physicians
are attending the convention n a
number of social affairs have been
arranged by the Mankato women for
the entertainment Of the fair visitors.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-30

ing so still. He could get the outline
but could not tell which way he was
looking.
Then the thing happened that this
little forest creature did not expect.
A voice called out: II see YOU, come
on out here, I want to tell you some
thing!" The little pink nos was silent
for a moment thinking the call was
for someone else. Then the voice
sounded again. I'm talking to you,
Billy Mink, over there in the clump Of
grass" This time the forest dweller,
who was anxious to see who the visit
or might be. knew that whoever it
was they were talking to him. Being
there was only n person in all the
world who talked SO he could under
stand, Billy knew 1t must be Tinker
Bob, King Of the Forest. And BILLY
Mink went right I'VE to see him for
the King had something very impor-
tant to say.
Tomorrow-The King Tries to Hide.
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VI" Tinker Bob'A
I'M INK Txa-9Stonies vi
&&g&A hycarlysae I, Holconb &-e4&4SG
BILLY SEES THE KING

It was on the further side Of the
swamp, and behind a clump of grass.
A little pink nose shifted the air, and
then a pair Of eyes looked across the
Marsh to see II anyone was in sight.
There was someone in sight. But that
someone was not able to see this little
creature because of his close resem-
blance to, the'grass and weeds in which
he lived. He watched silently as any
creature could, for he knew that this
someone was coming toward him. and
thought 1t was, he would run back into
a tunnel under the grass, and wait
until the danger was over.
He watched from his hiding place.
No one could see him for he was very
careful about that, that Is no one Of
the Forest Creatures, nor anyone who
might be hunting in the Forest. The
Hunter thought himself wise enough
to catch sight of this little fellow, but
he could walk right by and never
know, that such a creature was about!
There was one in the Forest who
was wiser than the Hunter or any of
his friends, and who could see such
creatures a great way off! This
troubled the little fellow for he could
not see very far away. Such knowledge
OOs1IcE5 I'LL SuCn creatures VINO travel
a great deal at night. They can see
In the dark and daylight also, but-not
anything far distant.
IT this forest dweller knew for sure
that 1t was the Hunter coming toward
him, he could feel safe for zae Hunter
would walk by with his gun on his
shoulder. and never see him in the
clump of grass.
Suddenly. however. the one whom
this fellow of the forest was watching,
stopped dead still. He only wished he
could see far enough to tell who it
was, but he couldn't. Yet he thought
II ne was out Of the grass a little
farther he might see better. At least
he ventured to take a few steps for
ward which lifted him higher. Even
this did not afford him the opportuni-
ty of seeing the person who was stand
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"
THIEF Is

Seattle. Wash. Nov. 30.-Through
a mixup in identity an alleged auto
mobile thief named Hanson is r
in British Columbia and the charge
against him is still pending in the
Washington courts. Hanson was be-
ing held in Jail here for trial and
Thomas A. Copeland. alias Frank
Hanson, was also being held for de-
p%ortation to Canada.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-30
WOMEN TO HOLD MEETING. /.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Nov. 36.-The
Minnesota League Of Women Voters
will hold its first annual convention
here, December 2, 8 and 9 at the Cur
tbs hotel, = call sent out by state head
Child welfare county and township
organization, needs Of the schools.
women in industry and legal status Of
women are subjects to be- given prom.
inent Importance at the meeting.
The legislative program Of the state
Legislative council will be presented
by Mrs. Andreas Iceland, president Of
the association.
District Judge w. L. Converse and
w. I. Norton; Minneapolis, state rep
resentative, are among the speakers:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-30
MADE SLIGHT ERROR.

Montesano, Wash, Nov. so.-The
Vidette,. weekly country newspaper
here; challenges the political experts
Of the whole country to produce an
election forecast closer to the actual
result than that carried in the vi
dette the Friday before the general
election. The Vtdette declared that
Harding would receive 406 votes. The
only mistake was that Kentucky with
ID votes was given to Harding and
Tennessee with IL votes was given to
Cox. The switch In these two states
made an error OF only n vote in the
forecast. +
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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The immigration officials called at
the Jail with deportation papers and
they were given the alleged auto thief
They turned him loose aft
er they had taken him into Canada,
Five days later when Hanson was
called for trial it was discovered that
the man held on a state charge here
had been freed. copeland, alias Ham
son, was started for Canada soon aft
er the error in identity was discov-
cred,
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Tomorrow-The King Tries to Hide
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MUST BE AMERICANS.

Raymond, Wash, Nov. 30.-All
numbering plants in the Willapa Har-
Dor district have decreed that alien
employees must at once take steps 20
become American citizens. Ono mill
released seven men who refused to
leclare intention TO become Ameri-
cans After January I all employees
who have not started toward citizen
ship will he dropped.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-02-13
MRS. SADIE BROWN
 Has Confectionery Store

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FOR SALE; NATIONAL CASH REGISTER used only eight months. Registers from one cent to 1899. 99. P. o. Box No. 1056, Juneau, Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
MAY HAVE
LEGAL FIGHT
OVER SOLONS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Sept. ia
legal battle over the Sacramento
baseball franchise was foreseen to.
day when prominent members of the
chamber OF commerce predicted that
the business men would exercise
their option on the ball team. ms
Owner Lew Moreing has asked them
TO do.
The members say that they may
take the club. try To make II pay
for a year and should they fail 10
do so. viii sell II to some other
town.
Moreing says that the chamber OF
commerce cannot sell the club out
of the city and that II they cannot
make baseball pay here. and wish 10
sell the club after the 1921 season. IL
must revert 10 him.
The minutes OF the meeting where
the club was given to Morcing early
this year In the only copy OF the
agreement reached between Moreing
and the business men OF the city. II
IL understood that nothing was said
about the point In question at that
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
TRIBE TO
PLAY SALT
LAKE BEES
THIS PM.

Eight games behind nnt pians
and five weeks OF play remaining.
clyde Wares and his tribe OF ST.
washes are not yet out Of the
running for the Coast league nag
by any means.
The boys returned from the South.
where they won . out OF II starts
and are ready 10 open the series
this afternoon with the Salt Lake
Bees.
A decisive win during sthe series
for either the Bees or the Siwashes
will Just about sound the X. o.
count for the loser for the season
" the Bees clean up this week the
locals will have a hard time stick.
ing in thc running for even first
division sberth. much less In the
pursuit. for the pcnnant
Salt Lake isn't no very far be<
hind the leaders. holding down sec
ord place at the present time. but
four games behind the Vernon
Tigers.
seattie's forces win line mp about
as usual this afternoon with the
possible exception OF Bill Stunpf
at shortstop. Bill rs suffering from
horde OF boils on his neck and
young Elliott or Harrigan may
break into the game at short
Tho Bees still present a pretty
4, formidable club. In spite OF the
loss OF Hari Maggert and Bin Rum
Ter. their outficld aces. who, were
hitting the ball at terrific clip.
After tho Bees visit here. tho
Sacramento Solons will come for
weeks stay. which win wind up
tho play on the local field
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ANGELS CUT
DOWN
TIGER LEAD

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Is
Eyes OF Coast league fandom today
are turned to Los Angeles. where
Bill Essick's Vernon Tigers arc en-
gagged In a mighty struggle with
RED" KILLERS climbing Angels In
what may be the deciding series OF
the pennant rncc,
Several more joi's on the home
stretsh like that administered yes
tcrtay by ISinifcr's OUTFIT may upset
the dope. which figured the Tigers
a few days ago as having the flag
tucked away.
Kliiifer's crowd. after taking Port
land down the line for seven straight.
clashed with Vernon yesterday.
showed contempt for the siants Of
Tiger twiriers. and waitzed away
with the initial contest This vic
tory cut down vernon's grasp on the
top rung 10 four games. Salt Lake.
In second place. was idle. 80 XIII.
fer's gang advanced 20 within one
point Of the Bees. IL the Angels re
peat today, Salt Lake. TO retain sec
ond position. must whip Seattle.
Then to he a contender for the pen.
nant the Bees must take the series
from the Rainicrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
DAVIS RISKS
WELTER CROWN

In the second half OF the main
event tonight Travic Davis. ths
Everett, wcltcr. will risk his coas,
crown when he goes thru his paces
In fourround so with Harry
Casey. the local windmill nwinwer
Casey never will be a Benny Leon.
ard or a Jim corbctt when Il comes
10 boxing. but he can play awfuliy
rough He's always IN good con
dition. which n \ hig ace In his
favor. Casey violates every rule
OF boxing with his style. II makes
him hard man 20 fight as the op
position never knows ether
Harry's swings arc coming from the
floor or from the roof.
Davis. however. viii be a bis
favorite 10 beat tho Seattle boy. II
TravIe Is In any Kind Of condition
IL was understood that he broke
training for somc tirno and he may
not be ready to travel four fast
rounds tonight. Davis will probabI,
be given a bout with Johnny tn
man. the 81 Paul crack. II he goes
good tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
BIG 40" START
GRID WORK

CHICAGO. Sept 15.-Bis ten con-
ference football fodder began being
prepared for the diet OF starving
gridiron epicures today.
The first day was expected TO ~
veal an assortment Of left overs
sufficient for healthy nucleus for
1890 conference teams. Purdue and
Northwestern were expected to be
the only ones without . variety Of
seasoned material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
OTHER BOUTS on
TIE CARD

Two other fights have been
lined up for tonirht'E entertainment
Mt the Arena Frank Pete. the viii
Ing miller from wilkcson. VIII &c
four rounds with Young Fam Lang
ford. the coiorcd lightweight. They
put up n good draw not Ions age,
and should make an even fghi
again tonight
In the other rood preliminary
Young Jack Dempsey. tho Puyailur
light heavyweight conner. will so on
with Young Zukowsky. Chef Mcfn.
tyres latss, pupil Dempsey licked
Zukowsky In Tacoma the other
nlxht. and looked like the goods,
aitho II was his first professional
fight Mickey Harmon. OF Wins
low. meets a fellow named Bidlow
Los Angeles lightweight. In the
opening bout. Tho first uff gets
under way at $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
The Prep Grid Outlook
NO. 4--BALLARD

Franklin; Bob Stevens. n 1919 let.
| teftpAn. and Wei,on Anderson. n
scrub half last year These candi
dates aren't rated very strong. bat
may develop. Stevens should come
thru In pretty good fashion.
knight Lowry, captain OF the
team. Ia slated 10 line up at fun.
back
Queen Anns October 4 and Coach
Peace ~ working hts men hard In
an effort to got them OF TO a good
start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
SPEED BOATS
RACE TODAY

DETROIT. Sept. i5.--Neariy 100
gasoline propelled craft Of various
sizes and speed possibilities will raoe
on the Detroit river today In the
opening heats Of the gold cup regat-
tn. Eight races are on the program.
with a 9omiie race for the gold chal-
ienge cup OF the American Power
Boat association the feature event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
By l. r. BLANCHARD

NEW YORK. Sept i5.--NatIonai
league ball clubs drifted along today
IKE painted boats on a painted sea.
with Brooklyn for the flagship. Gin.
cinnati and New York tagged along
Yesterday. the going was rough and
III three went down.
Tho Cubs trounced Brooklyn
Philadelphia massacred Cincinnati
md 81. Louis attended TO New York
A $3.50 break for tho Dodgers In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
C0RMAN And FLORES TO BATTLE AGAIN TONIGHT.
Yamk Davis Culp
1reaIun lis Manned

NEW YORK. Sept. i5.--Wiiliam
riiden N. Norris Williams II.
Charles X. Garland. William III.
Johnston and Sam Hardy. cap
tain. viii represent America In the
play for the Davis cup. the trophy
representing the tennis supremacy
Of the world. In Australia. In De
eembcr. This team was announced
by the American Davis cup com.
mittee here last night. IL is the
same team that competed In Eng.
land.
II was thought that the fine
showing OF Vincent Richards,
Peck Grifrcn and Washburn might
have placed one OF them on the
team In place Of Williams. whose
play has been very crratie. but
tho committee chose williams
after his brilliant work Ia the
East w. West matchea
Hardy In chosen because Of his
managerial experience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

German. with his superior rms
generalship. n figured 10 outlook the
Filipino. but Flores, with his tire
mendous kick in both hands. u very
likely 20 outsock the Rose city
spaniard II he ever lands squarely.
There was no doubt but what
German had an edge when the NJ.
tie fellows put up their terrific
four,round battle at tho Arena last
week. but Flores packed such a kick
that most OF the fans arc skeptieai
about laying their good coin OF the
realm on either hatticr.
One thing In certain and that n
that Flores viii have plenty OF Eel.
low eountrymen on hand 10 root for
him. Filipinoz are coming In from
all parts OF the Puget Sound dis.
trict TO see the Manila babe" Ruth
miller In action.
II the pair put NJ the same swell
scrap that they did iast week all
the boosting that their bout has
been given this week will be war.
ranted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
SCHUMANN
ADVERTISES

Heinie Schumann. former Tacoma
lightweight, Is sending out a fine
line OF bunk from Denver. in the
form OF n poster which states that
he holds a i0-round decision over
"Pinky' Mitchell. fought in Seattle.
How well We remember the nifty lac.
Ing that Mitchell handed schumann.
only to have the referee. whoever II
was tina night. lose his mind. and
call II a draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
BORTON WILL.
NEED COPS

"Babe" Borton. Vernon tascr.
mixed up In the recent Coast league
scandal. is In n tight place. lie left
his baseball paraphcrnalia at the
Vernon club house, when he was
bounced off the club. Some OF the
Vernon players threaten to bounce
some wallops off his bcak If they
ever find him, and Borton hasn't
come around yet Hon probably
have to bring out the whole Los An
geles police force when he goes to
collect his boionginr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
NATIONAL LEADERS LOSE:
YANKS LEAD AMERICAN

the remaining ~ games would force
the Reds 10 win is out OF 20 TO cop.
and the Giants would have to make
II IS out of II.
The New York Yanks overcame
Cieveland's one-poln; lead In the
American league and headed the
race today. Both Cleveland and Chi
cago were whipped A slight continu.
alton OF the White sox losing streak
win mean that the American league
has race between two clubs only.
But that Il a regular race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
GEORGE WINS;
FORBES LOSES

Los ANGELES. Sept Is. - Fred
Murphy. San Francisco welterweight,
was far outclassed In his four.round
Bout with Young George. local boy.
IT tho Vernon arena last night.
Murphy took bad beating. tho he
managed to eyade a sleep producer.
Tommy oBrien earned a decision
ever Bert Forbes. Seattle light
weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
ORTECA is
LAID UP

battling" Ortega. the Pacific
coast welterwcight champion. will
be laid up for n couple Of weeks. He
was cut over the eye in his last start
against a. fellow named Jacw McCiel-
Ian. that viii keep him out Of the
ring for a while
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BOHNE CAN
STEAL HOME

Sam Bohne. Scattlc's third sacker,
has stolen home more times than
any other player in the Coast league
this season. lie has turned the trick
six times out OF seven, Jim Scott
and Sam Agnew. OF San Francisco.
turning him back once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

"Nertrs
Not referring that famous barber shop refrain but for
opponents for William Harrison Dempsey, better known
"Jack tho Giant Killer"
Bill Brennan, the Chicago hedrv,cei0ht, heard tho
and answered IT, And Blu is scheduled 10 kiss the
for the long count sometime during the afternoon Of
October in Aeio York City At least that's the
Of opinion Of the ieddinOs fight critics turnout the country.
The last time Dempsey he FREEMAN he cracked him the
jap hard that he broke Brennans ankle But Bin is fool
sh enough 10 beere that he hit Dempsey first and there
tcH probably be 100000 north of people pho tci
think the and n attend the festivities the Of
$50 10 500 at Ter Richards Madison Square
Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
COFFROTH is
BUSTED FROM
TIA JUANA
HOLDINGS

NJ SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15-James w. Coffroth. race
md fight promoter has been ousted from his holdings at
a Juana Lower California and the track, Casino and
ther establishments controlled by Coffroth have passed
10 James W. Bassy and associates of San Francisco
hording to announcement made here.
Mexican court dispossessed Coffroth the ground
that he had failed to pay his lease Bassity Immediately
buying up the property, it was stated.
Bassity plans open meet Thanksgiving day at
Tia Juana-
At the of the removal Of Esteban Cantu governor
u Lower California talk in sporting circles here was that
u the passing of Coffroh and the appearance OF
Hastily as chief of Tia Juana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
HORNSBY

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Is
Willie Kamm, third sacker OF the
Frisco Seals. is touted as n second
Rogers Hornsby by Coast league
players. Kamm fields sonsationaIly
and raps the a0ate hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
IVORY IS SCARCE

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.--Bob Con
merry, scout OF the New York
Yankees. has nearly gone blind hunt
ing new talent In the m inor
leagues. Minor league clubs are
made up mostly Of ex.big timers
WIN are SLIPPING back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
PASCO LEADS
VALLEY LEAGUE

Pasco Is leading the Yakima Val
ley league. with 10 wins out OF 20
starts. sunnynidc ~ second. with II
wins and seven defeats. There are
seven teams In the lcague.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

An nue@ Who used 20 crack homc1
galore over tho short right field fence
for the old Seattle Northwestern league
siGad. 3. SIN playing the diamond gamc.
Hes stationed az third for the Milwaukee
cinh 10 the American assoctntlou- Emil
Huhn. who played first and behind the
plate for the Giants in the old days. u
playing first fer the safne squad. Phil
cooney. tho veteran spokane shnrfs;op.
and Ar butler. formerly with spokane
and Los Angeles. are also playing With
the ek- brewers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
RUTH SIGNS
FOR TOUR

Outside OF his big movie contract
for the wiptrr season. Babe" Ruth
has signed Cor tour Of Cuba. This
will net him abou, $4,000 lie leaves
for the island October 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
COSTLY HONEYMOON

AKRON, Sept. i5.--JImmy Bron.
son, the manager Of Bob Martin,
mas Cancelled seven prospective bouts
for the A. 10. f. heavyweight champ
while the lad Is on his honeymoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
FABER'S STRING

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.--ted Faber,
me comeback pitcher Of the White
Gox. has pitched his one huudredth
victory In the American league.
He's stiiI winning games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

t;ensges carpenficr. recognized heavy
aw<ixhs champion % Europe thru hts de-
feat Of Joe Beckett of Erxiand last sea.
4nbn. u not tho boaa fi6s heavyweight
chAmpon Of his own country. lie IL the
b<Avyvetght ehsmpion Of Europe and this
Hight heavyweight king OF France The
Aeavyu eight title 10 held BY Marcel
1<tIias and he II % recognized BY this
1rench federation OF boring. while Miles
1DA't given . ghost of chance with
Dofgeous Georges. he Il. nevsrthsiesz. the
1DrhnicAi French heasy~eight ruler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
YOST'S SQUAD

ANN ARBoR. Sept. I5.--Coach
Yost of Michigan will have a squad
OF "a players from which TO con.
struct his 1920 football machine.
The training season starts today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
DALLAS PROSPERS

DALLAS, Sept. 1.-THE Dallas
club. in the Texas league. has made
over $4,000 this summer. II is
claimed. Other owners In class ID
are having big yenrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

JeeA Ma1sne. the Minnesota mid
1Dswsighs. will b. ready for ring
wusk In sbsst 10 days. according Ia
gspsrts from the Esas. The opera
No. which wns pssformed on Jock
poreot1y. grating . bone from his leg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

Cleveland critics are panri-r Wilson
for running oat on hls bout with Bryan
Do~ney. the Ohio star. Labor day VIII
son complained Of nose trouble the day
before the fight. but the same eritics re-
fsrred 20 10 as ease Of chilled feet