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DULUTH
GRAIN.

a p .-. 49,. .r . FF..-
Duluth. MINI. March 1o.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat $500
ee aoa oats 500; barley 1900; rye
Shipments: wheat 400 bushels;
oats z,600;- OAK 1900. !
Duluth a inspection: Wheat: 9th
er spring /: Nos. I and 2 amber dur
um and Nos. 1 and 2 durum, 1; No. 3
amber durum and No. : durumE1:
Nos. 1 and 2 dark hard winter and
Nos. l and 2 hard winter a: mixed s;
barley 3. All, grains So. On track not
given. :,
Faxseed prices were pushed up
again today on a small volume Of
business. Holders were reported bull
ish in view Of the light supplies in the
country. The cash market was strong.
New May nax closed Sc up. at 1872
asked. high 4.s4. low 4.s8; old May
unchanged at 4.s7 asked; July 4 1-2
Rye closed 4 1-s up at 1853 7-s for
spot; May 4 1-S at 1853 7-s and July
4 1-S up at 1859 ia nominally. Oats
closed 1 1901 SIS up at IS '3-S@S s
3-S for spot. Barley closed lie UP al
1.35@1.56 for spot. Closing:
Wheat-No. 1 dark northern on
track 2.8o@3.o5;f MOP dark northern
.75@3.oo:N No. 3 dark northern 2.65 @
$50; No. / northern 3.70@2.So; No. 2
northern 1.65@2.75; No. 8 northern
2.55 @.2.70; No. I mixed durum on
track '2.22@2.40: No. 2 mixed durum
2.20@2.35; No. ! durum on track 2.2a
@2.35; No. 2 durum FAC
Linseed on track 5000 5.07: arrive
500; new May 4.92 asked; old May
4.s7 asked; July 4.so bid
Oats. on track IS s-s@ss as; ar.
rive IS 3-8.
Rye on track and arrive 1853 7-s;
May 1.eS 7-S bid; July 1853 rs nom.
inally.
Barley on track 1.s5@1.5s.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TIL
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF NORTH DAKOTA

CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF NORTH DAKOTA
Debt Limit Of Portt1cAl subdivisdons-
Concurrent Resolution Amending and
Laws Of 1918. Being asconcurrent Res
9lution. to Amend Section 1873 Of Article
= Of the c fnp tha Ias Of f NErth D os enx
County. Township, City. Town. School
District and any other Political Sub
re amend Section 1873 Of Article II
by adding the following words: "and
a school district by q majority. vote
may increase such Indebtedness FIVE per
Ave per centum limit: provided also that
any county or city by q majority vote
may issue bonds upon any revenue pro-
city. or for the purchasing or acquiring
the same or building or establishment
thereof, in amounts not exceeding the
physiea! value Of such utility. industry
Also provides that in estimating In
d~ebtedness the amount of bonds upon
revenue producing utilities shall not be
to read as follows:
Section 1873. The debt Of any county,
township, city. town. school district or
never exceed five per centum upon the
assessed value Of the taxable property
therein; provided that my incorporated
city may by.a two.thirds vote, increase
such assessed value beyond said I'VE per
centum limit, and . school district, bY q
majority vote may increase such indebt-
ednsos. ' Per cent on suoh assessed
value beyond saiA dvs per osntum limit;
provided also that any county or city BY
2 majority voee may issue bonds upon
any xsvsnue proAuoa1g utility owned by
such county or city, or for the puf-
chAsdn9 or eoQutE1n4 the same or build
Ing Or sstablfshment thereof, in mo1nts
not exceed1ng b physical yalus Of suo6
usoify, industry OF enterprise.
In estimating the indebtedness which
z city. county. township. schoo district
or n other political subdivision may
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GRAIN.

- GRAIN.
Minneapolis, Mimi, March 10
Markets responded from yesterdays
drop, but there was a suggestion of
spring fewer, in their action and ad-
>ances brought further profit taking
and lower cash corn prices encourag-
ed bear pressure. Decline in cash
corn only shaded spot premiums
slightly.
Oats futures advanced 1c early, rye
Is 1-4c, and barley 3 Use. -"
Wheat was firm and unchanged
early with q good demand. but after
the cream had been skinned on the
market it turned slow and draggy.
Winter wheat was neglected, al
though some sales were made at 2 to
&c. decline. Durum was unchanged.
! Corn in the local market was un-
changed to &c lower. mostly l to &c
down.
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SOUTH 81. PAUL.
LIYE STOCK

!" LIVE STOCK. - =
South st. Paul. MIMI, March 1o.-
Hogs receipts, $4,000; 1e@16 cents
lower: range. S14.ssoi4:sti hulk,
$14.4o@14.50. " !. .
Cattle receipts, 100; killers weak Al
Is cents lower; fat steers, $7.5o@
1900; COWS and heifers, $500 q IL. 90;
calves SO cents higher, $500 1850;
stockers and feeders slow. $500
1926 -.
sheep receipts. 200; steady; lambs
$500 @ 1880; wethers. $4,000 o. 400;
ewes, $3.00@12.76. ri
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CHICAGO
CRAM AND PRoys1oNs.

Chicago, March 10.--Corn: advanced,
sharply In price today. Wet weather
and breaking up Of country roads were
bullish factors, and 30, too. was
strength in European exchange. Com
mission houses and pit spectators did
most of the buying. Initial quotations.
which ranged from 3-ac or to 1-2c up,
with May Las ga to LAG Ia and
July Use to 1.3S "a were followed by
decided gains all around.
Oats ascended with corn. After OPP
ening unchanged TO 1-4c higher, in
Guiding July atI7ec the market con-
ttnuedsto rise.
Provisions were easier. Weakness in
hog values extended to restrict buy
ing. /
Subsequently bullish reports on the
condition of. winter wheat especially
in Missouri were against sellers in the
corn market, and 10 too, were reports
that European governments: were pur-
chasing large amounts Of rye. The
close was unsettled, y to%1 $40 net
higher, with May LAT to LAT 1-S and
July l.49s 7-8 to Isl 1-S.
Later the provision market rose In
-
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LIVE STOCK

Chicago. March 1o.-HoEs receipts.
$4,000; light hogs firm, othera steady
to is cents lower; bulk, s14.4o@ 1910;
top, $3.50; heavy. $4,000 14.S6;
medium, $14.4o@ 1870; light, $500
@15.6o; Mght-hght, $14.25 q 1886;
heavy packing sows, smooth, $4,000
1850; packing sows, rough, $12.25@
1875; pigs, $13.25@14.50.
Cattle receipts, 1000; slow; beef
steers, medium an dheavy weight,
choice and prime, $14.25 q i5.75; me-
dunn and good. $i1.75@14.25i com
mon, $3.50 11.7s; light weight, good
and choice, 81. ee@1s.25 common
and medium. $500 go; butcher
cattle, -hei1ers, $7.3s@13.75; cows,
$7.10@12.7b; Gamers and cutters,
f i4.5s! 10; veal a.ss calves s.. ;55 s. oS:
stocksr steers, s7.a5@i.7s.
Sheep receipts, 5000; strong; lambs,
81 pounds down, $12.2592o.oo; culls
and common. 314.00017.00: ewes,
medium, good and choice, $4,000
1850. rs
PRODUCE. =
Chicago, March 1o.-Butter higher
receipts, 3,762 tubs: creamery extras
81 1-2; f1rsts, 500 S.; seconds. 81. .
IS; standards. Sc IL.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs unsettled; receipts, 1854
cases; frsts, ~ 1-2@46; ordinary
4Hsie = "A'A' '<>Ses ''''uoe'
Poultry,"altve, springs, 80; fowls, 40
CASH SALES. ,
Chicago, March 10.-wheat No. !.
northern 2.52; No. 3 northern $40.
Corn, No. 3 MIXED, 1853 1-2; Nos:
yellow LIST; Oats No. Q white; go 81
T@Sf ia; No. 3 white, 80 3-4@9 80
rye No: q ITO 3-l@1.71; barley Ia
Fp@1.60;. timothy seed 12.o0@14.O0
clover seed, $500 o $500; pork nom
inal; lard 1910; ribs 17.37@18.37.
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AMENDMENT 70 THU
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATB
OF NORTH DAKOTAsSs&4 g.

Concurrent Resolution for m Amend
ment to the Constitution. Relating ~
Residence Reauivsd for m ElectOf. Z
To amend the Constitution Of the State
ing article:
Amendment Every. qualiaed slectoF
who shall have resided in the state ON
in the precinct thirty days next preesd-
ing any election. shall be entitled TO
vote at such election: provided. that
precinct to another within the same
county, he shall be entitled to vote IN. the
precinct from which he moved until he
establishes his residence in the precinct
to which he moved. G
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MBERw

New York, March 10.-Prices~ at
2:55 p. M, today were: 8 1-3's
$500; first AS 90.o5; second 4s
S9.68; first 4 las $3.50; second 4
ifs 1892; third Ifs $500;
fourth 4 LAS 90.1O; Victory 8 3-4's
$40: Victory 4s-4's 97.42.
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o ISSUE

Glencoe, Mimi. March 10.-The
proposal for a bond issue Of $50, 600
for q community building was carried
1.-THE election here yesterday. A. W.
Krueger was elected mayor.
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u1rrArxD

proposed by initiative petition. said petit
ton containing more than 10000 sigma
lures n having been filed in this. ofhoe
%, Jays before the date OF the preside0-
tial primary election. being the electipn
DESIGNATED in the petition; must be sub.
United to the electors for approval or
rejection.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF NORTH DAKOTA

A concurrent Resolution : for an
Amendment to the Constitution OF
North Dakota Providing for the Recall
Of Congressional. State, County, Judi
etal and legislative Officers by the
TO amend the Constitution Of the
following article:
Article The qualified electors
Of the state OF" Of any county, or of
tive district may petition for the recall
any elective congressional state. coun-
ty, judicial or Legislative officer by
Ming . petition, with the Officer with
whom the petition for nomination to
such office in the primary election is
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-10
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF NORTH DAKOTA :
Leasing Of State Lands,

Amending the Constitution OF the
State Of North Dakota by Providing LOT
the Leasing of all State Lands Tor Pas-
turaGe and Meadow Purposes ana the
Leasing Of Coal Lands for A~grtcuitulaa
Cultivation. and Fixing the Maximum
Time for which Lease May be Given on
Such Lands.
To amend Section ISL Article . Of the
Constitution Of the State Of Nerth Dako-
tA- by adding the following words:
Provided, further. that coal lande may
also be leased for agricultural cuitiva.
ton upon such terms and conditions ano
for such a period. not exceeding nve
years. as the legislature may proYtoe.;
also as to read as follows:
Section 1s1. Article {. The Legislative
assembly shall ave authority to provide
by Law for the leasing OF lands granted
to the state for educational char,
table urposes but no such law shali
authorize the leasing Of said for
q longer period than fve years. SAID
lands shall only be leased for pasturaKe
and meadow purposes and at q public
auction after notice as heretofore pro;
vided in cas- Of sale; provided. that all
Of said school lands now under cultiva,
ton may be leased. at the discretion and
under control Of The oardzof University
and School Lands, for other than pastur-
and meadow. purposes until sold. All
rents shall be paid. in advance:
Pfov1ded, further, inst coal lands may
a1so b leased for sgf1cultufel NJ
tton upon such terms md ooadit!oas ana
for such . period, NOT. .ezceedan9 I'VE
ysaxs, "a the lsgasIeture' may provide.
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RODNCE

New York, March Butter arm;
receipts, 4,475; creamery higher than
extras, 67@67 1-2; creamery extras
(s2 score). 6e@66 1-2; f1rsts (ss to
81 score), CLOGS Ia.
Eggs weak; receipts, 1891; fresh
gathered extra frsts, 46@A Ia:
. f1rsts, A@46.
Cheese firm; receipts. 1928: state
whole milk fats, held specials. 20 IL
@31; do average run, 2S@29; state
whole milk twins, held specials, 2s@
80; do average run, 27,1-2@28 1-2.
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LEFT BIG ESTATE.

<Marinette, Wis March 1o.-The
late Fred M. Stephenson, lumberman
and big game sportsman, left an es-
tate valued 1T $254,s0o and final
proof IN. the will is now being made.
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NEW YoRK.
STOCKS.

w Hork. March 1o -r.
~coveTy.,of exchanga. ~ MEN, 49,.
,ince,the collanse, II. last Fshr,. ~ .1as.S
4 = per cent Ste fnr ali rsa anu
impaired pronounced strenTth anS
greater. activity to ire tool n,.rEst
before noon. EniAnments shinninssI
and food shares 1ed Am r,csn rar
American Locomotives and 1marican
International Marine- nreSerred Am
erican Sugar ,and Corr Pro6ucts.e ain
ing Q to 4 points Motors a1dreiated
specialties also made materiaI : rains
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GRAIN RECEIPTS {
Minneapolis, Minn., March 10
Wheat receipts 219 cars, compared
! with 265 cars a year g
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filed. demanding the RECALL Of such ofn.
Ger. Such petition shall be signed BY at
least thirty per cent Of the qualined
electors who voted at the preceding cleo
tion for the Office of Governor in the
state, county or district from which such
officer Is to be recalled. The officer With
whom such petition is filed shall call a
special election to be held not less than
forty or more h forty-ive days from
the Ming Of such petition. ~
The officer against whom such petition
has been filed shall continue to perform
the duties Of his office until the result q
such special election shall, have been Of
icially declared Other candidates Tor
ner as is provided by law In primary
elections. The candidate who shall re,
ceive the highest number of votes snal!
be deemed elected for the remainder Q.
the term. The name Of the candidate
against whom the recall petition Is lied
within ten days after the Ming OF the
petition. After one such petition ana
special election, no further recall petition
shall be filed against the same officer
during the term for which he was elect
! ed. This-article shall be self executing
and all Of its provisions shall be treated
as mandatory. Laws may be enacted 70
facilitate its operation. but no aw snail
be nacte to hamper, restrict or
the right Of recall.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. DE-
-. sPARTMENT OF STATE. =. ~
Bismarck. February 18th. 1890.
To The County Auditors:
In accordance with Section 97s Com.
piled Laws, 1913, I hereby certify that
the following amendments to the Con-
s~titution. Of the State of North Dakota
have been proposed by the Sixteenth
Legislative Assembly and must be sub
mitted to the electors Of your county.
to DO voted upon Al the Presidential
Primary Election. to be held on the
sixteenth day Of March. 1920.
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HIDE AND FUR MARKET.

@3oIThe market Is In q demoral-
rfzed condition and during the last two
weeks has been declining with evory
ally ont Of the market at any price, BE-
laEse holders anxious to unload at any
All good authorities predict lower pnc-
e. vhen trading does start up again. (
x11TsEMarket i. about at q stand
.@ sea4 end which III sY hns bssn , nth the wool
TA11ow-Has been dull and as, no
trading going on at my price quota
sood market later on when buyins
19as+rhe big st. Louis and New
u 1Gr FUR sai IN GOD rse ose asre ee1 l'n smd 81 brin n'aa:
or and red fox just held is own Musk
e n mink are still the, leaders n
SFonowinE quotations are subject to
changes without 9,s9tice)
GessFFs : H,dss ;se :; e
Cured Kip tshort hairedS. sc sehc
Cured Kip tlong haired). . soc 2sKc
c Cured KIP knp's ;.h .s h.iredj: a as
Cured Kip (lone/ haired). g 23H
Cured Horse HIDES. as to
cu s,ss' P each ana Clues. to 800
~ to size, each ........5.eo to SEQ
.p, s;ss tf safh wooiedj !. 10 to soc (
Clips and ,shesriinss, Is TO : ~
ps s,ss: sac S;ov re to &c
SSaseen hides &c to Sc less and part
than quoted on cured hides,.
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HnNNEAPoIlR
GRAIN AND FLO

GRAIN AND FLOUR
Minneapolis, MINI, March 10
Flour unchanged. Shipments, 41,76a
barrels.
Barley. $1.35o1.5s. 4
Rye. No. 3. $1.67 SD 1.64, SIS.
Bran, $4,000.
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE.
Oats Open High Low Close
May $685.. .s1% !s1x sos .sl%
May -. 1.ss 18TH 1858 1.s7
May .1.4s 1.4s 1.4s 1.47M
sept. ........... 80. .... A.SsA
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1N1r1ArEp MEAsuRE M. :.

c{9atdn4 Heess 1thl1s!o 06mmaoe0n
letic Commission for regulating Boxing,
and .sparring in the state Of North Da-
kato. Defining its Powers n Duties:l
ing penalties for the violation thereof:
and repeating all acts and parts Of acts,
in. conflict Herewith. ~,
Regulating the sale Of 0lgaretees.
For an Act to. prohibit h use Of
cigarettes by minors: prohibiting the
supplying Of cigarettes, ciearette papers.
cigarette wrappe1 Of cigarette tobacco.
to minors prohibiting the sale Of cigar
cites. cigarette tobacco. cigarette papers.
providing for licensing the sale, barter.
or giving away of cigarettes. cigarette
tobacco cigarette papers, ar cigarette
and making the Violation
thereof q criminal offense: providing
penalties therefor.
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Herald Want Ads Bring Rssultat
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LEGAL NOTICES.


E"#MMe4 S@Ms#a&@# 1A&kA8X 0D0x3o3 10x10A.N Mf9#N4NAMaH#4N
Under section ~ Of tho Compiled Laws ofS1e3, the folowng.sns the names
Of thu candidate tn nomnahngp petitions " which av been dled In the onee q
tasss s9 1sms 's 3 sta so ad s' ssass. e 70 nj SaS' az = q T shsp r na%s, ! T.e sesss 4 s.
- p & xao on s. Seh1n isM Pa. < 5 n l, g sstwssn q sss o1l. 81 x 5 oeiocsA n.
and > O'clock T. -. 4 said day. @ @@ 8
For President Of ts United stAtes- 8 & .@#Ss
Hiram W.. johnson of California. "a I& H@& %& Pr ##a##{&&
% v'o: VIM Fass Grant u w ess una ef New ss.ss York.
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Fc rr 'en Aet tor TO amend amend ana 49, hen.n,4
Section e23S Of the Compiled Laws Of
North Dakota for. the year 1918. Re-
lating to Sports on the First Day Of the
Week. @g
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ILBERw.B0Nn

IlHfGFETY .
New york. March "10.-Prices at
I1:30 a. m. today were: 31-2s, 1928;
first Is, $3.50; second Is. $3.50: first
4 las, 91.2z; third 41-4s, 93.00;
fourth las, 90.14: Victory 3 3-4s,
97.44;4 Victory ~ 3-4s, 97:46.
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In compliance with Section $50 Cone
piled Laws. 1913, I am placing upon the
ballot the complete text of the proposed
measures will be submitted BY their
ballot title as provided by article zS Of
Amendments Of the Constitution.
to be voted upon at the ~presidantisi
primary may file petitions not later
than the first day of March it will b
impossible for this office to send out
certificate of list of candidates until
March End.
(SEAL) THOMAS HALL.
Secretary Of State
Polls open at 3 O'clock a. nj. ana con.
tinue open to . o'clock P. NJ, Of said day.
Dated At Grand Forks, N. D.. thia efh
day Of March, 1920.
HANS ANDERSON.
County AuditorGrand Forks County,
North Dakots.
(MArch 6-1S i~nclusive)
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IL AZ : .
DsmecrsHe Presidential x1sssors
Walter A. Folkerson. southam
August Bergman. Wahpeton :,
W. H. Kennedy, Grand Forks
Fred H. Luedke, Minota
William Olson. Valley City.
John Sullivan. Mandan
Anna H. Roach, Minot !.
! Jens Peterson, Minor
NJ. F. Hegge. Hatton
James P. Lamb, Michigan
Dslsgates 10 Nasionsa Con
!, Vons1on I,
d. II. Macarthur, Fargo
William Collins. Bottneau
Melvin Hildreth. Fargo. tl5
John H. Bloom, Devils Lake
Charles p. Peterson. Bisbee
A. e. Raney. Jud
Frayne Baker. Bismarck
W. L. Richards, Dickinson
Thorwald Mostad, Minot
8. L. Nuchols, Mandan
/. J.W. McHose. Fargo ~
: Joseph Mann, Washburn
: r. b. Murphy. Grafton * -
r. F, Burchard, Grand Forks So
-. w. L. Noyes, Cando
w. E.. Breen, Bismarck
I w, e. Goltzback, AnamooSe
= Charles Simon, New England r.
g., s., wooledge. Mtnot
. John B. Fried. jamestown +
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Democratic 1a*onN oomnlttesAAa
]. p. Baker, Bismarck
II. H. Perry, Glendale
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Providing for Sunday Theatres,
For an Act to Repeal Section 1921 OF
the Compiled Laws of North Dakota for
the year 1913. Relating to Theatres keep
ing open on Sundays. m
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-08
BLACK HORSE CHAMP
WINS FROM O'OOWO

Boston, May S.-Johnny Wilson. \
southpaW boxer OF Charleston, is the
new middleweisht champion Of the
world He won the title "Wednesday
night when he deCisiyoN defeated
Mike ODoNd OF ST Paul and was
awarded the referees decision The
verdict Met with the approval OF a
capacity crowd
Tho defeat OF ODoWd was big
~url rise for " ilson was rated no bet
ter than second rate boxer in New
England cities He is young in the
game, but demonstrated that he is
great fighter Wilson had clear
shdde in nine of the twelve rounds,
~ lille O'pCWd showed rallies In the
ninth and tenth sessions, which he
earned by fair margins The seventh
round WAS a draw
Wilson pulled a thriller in the sec.
Ond round, when he scored clean
knock down He caught ODoWd coma
INK in with 4 straight right han icl 10
the chin and the st Paul man Went
to the canvas Mike stayed down tor
"a count OF four then he got up and
continued his rushing tactics
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-08

After an attempted comeback last
year that failed through fortune S
misfaVor, fabrication trouble putting
him ont OF lac running. Ray Howard.
veteran of the early Vanderbilt and
Grand Prize races on Long Island.
Will again try his luck this year in
the annual world championship
speed b--tle a indianapolis.
To members of the racing fratern-
ity, Howard is known as the Beau
Brunmel of the speed sport. his
sartorial triumphs being the hopeless
envy OF his rivals. Add to perfect
attire a carefully waXed moustache
and grooming at the hands Of per
sonal valet, and 1t will be appreciated
that Howard lends touch OF pic
turesqueness to the sport Of benzine
scented thrills that would leave it
much less colorful for his loss.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-08
NEW RULES GOVERN
BOYS BASEBALL MINES

Cincinnati, May S-To encourage
the playing OF baseball by American
youths the joint rules committee Of
the National and American league
has designed special sized boys dia
mond and a special sized boys ball soi
boys under l6 years OF age
Announcement OF this action Is con
aimed in a bulletin bearing the sig
natures of the presidents Of the Amer
lean and National Leagues. The bul
letin says that baseball is the national
game OF the United States and it ap
pcalS to every person interested in
the welfare of American boys to as,
sis, these boys to practice the gam .
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-08

achievement on the brick turns Of the
Indianapolis track The race Itself
however, found him out of luck, OIL
Ing trouble developing In the 1irst
te" laps and persisting throughout
the remainder OF The fray
In this years event. Howard will
place his reliance upon one OF the
PeugeOt iliers built for the 1914
Grand PriX Of LeMans that was
called of due to the outbreak of the
late world war Arthur Duray, in
a duplicate OF this whippet OF the
gasoline sport, finished second to
Rene Thomas in the INDIANAPOLIS
contest OF the same year, with an
average of 5000 miles an hour, con-
Sequently Howard is thought to have
an excellent chance for first honor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-08
Presidential Powers.

The president of the United States
Is by Article II, Section II of the Con.
stitutiOn. commander in-chief Of the
army and navy and of the militia of
the several states when called into
the actual service Of the United States.
Under his general power as co.nnuu-
der,in-chicf he can order the army and
navy anywhere he will, when nrccS.
sary, to protect the rights Of Ameri-
can citizens and their property, or to
fully.