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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-13
&. G. BRoWER

Republican candidate for nomination
District Attorney. klamath county.
May 81. 1920. preservation OF
Rights; Prevention Of WRONGS
ADV
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-13
SELL NURSERY STOCK FOR US

Good territory open. Terms at
tractive. Write for contract and ls-
formation Immediately.
SALEM NURSERY COMPANY.
1880 Chemeketa st.. Salem, Ore.
t6-30t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-13
Klamath-Send Auto Stage

A daily auto stage service II now
operating between Klamath Falle
and Bend. Ofices Rex cafe and Net
ropolitan Hotel. c. !. Reckafd.
27-0
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
DULUTH
GRAIN.

0kS1AxN. II
Duluth, Mimi, June 2.-Business
in grain markets vas light here today
with operators awaiting the outcome
Flaxseed market was dead, only two
trades being recorded during the first
three hours. July fax closed 1c up
at $A.10 bid, high $4.14, low $4.O9,
and october &c off at $500 nominal
~.
Rye closed SC up at $2.17 for spot;
July 3 l-2c up at $2.o6 asked, and
September 2 sac up at S1.92 ga bid.
Oats closed l 1-2c up at 1.02 1-2@
changed at $1.o5 @l.45 for spot.
Closing:
wheat-So. / dark northern on
track s,.soR3.o5 nominal; No. 2
dark northern q12-706 800 nominal;
No ) dark northern s2.70@2.s5 NOM
inaI: No. 1 northern 32.65@2.80
nominal; No. 2 northern s2.6092.75
nominal: No. I amber durum On
track Se.s3; No. = amber durum
s..sa; No. / mixed durum on track
No. 2 mixed durum $2.7S: No.
/ durum on track se.S1; No. 2 durun'
Linseed-on track and arrive
$40; July $40 bid; October $500
nominal
oas-on track 500 1-2@1.67
,l-..
Rye on track s2.l7: arrive s2.16:
July S2.o6 asked; September S1.92
ga bid.
Barley on track s1.05@1.45.
Duluth. Mimi. June Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat 120,-
300 bu.: oats 1000; barley 1900; rye
4s.4Oo.
Shipments: Wheat $500 bu.: rye
$4,000.
Elevator receipts bonded grain.
Wheat $500.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat, Nos.
l and 2 dark northern I'M Nos. / and
2 northern 2; No. 3 dark northern and
No. 3 northern Z; other spring IA:
Nos. l and 2 amber durum and Nos. l
and 2 durum .: No. 3 amber durum
and No. 3 durum S: other durum TO-:
mixed 80: all wheat 80 max r: mixed
grain 1: oats /; rye 49,: barley 4. All
grains 1885: on track 1877.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. June 2.-ActlVe commits
sion house demand for corn today
found the market bare of selling or
ders. and led to a sharp upturn in
prices. Failure Of railroad measures
to enlarge the receipts of corn here
counted strongly as an incentive to
buy. Moreover, adviccS indicated that
the 1890 grain season was uniformly
ten TO twenty days late throughout the
entire list of states that as a rule have
a surplus yield. Opening prices. which
ranged from lac decline to 4 like adj
vance, with July LIE l-s to 1.73 Ia
and September ISIS IL to 1.59. were
followed by decided gains all around.
Oats like corr showed the influence
of continued transportation difficult
ties. After opening unchanged to SIS
higher. including July al 81 rs to 90
l-4, the marke, scored a pronounced
general advance. &,
Provisions lacked support. Lard cs-
pcciallN vas weak.
Later. Notwithstanding comment
that he stock of lard here is the sec
ond heaviest ever known. the provi-
sion market reflected the ascent of
grain and hoes
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
FIRST OF GOLF
MATCHES PLAYED
Four Flights Are Played;
Fargo to Play Here
June IL and Is.

Four flights were started in the
first shortstop golf tournament of
the season Monday afternoon, F. A.
Bennett winning the first, E. LES
perance the second, e. j. Lander the
third and F. Lovejoy the fourth. In
spite of the rain the golfers turned
out thirty strong.
The matches will continue this
week between the flight winners.
Bennett will play against L'Esper-
ance and Lander will play against
Lovejoy.
The next tournament is set for Sat-
urday and will be played for the
Lovejoy cup. The winner will hold
the cup until the next contest and
anyone winning 1t three consecutive
times will retain permanent posses
sion. This event is open to both men
and
Great interest is being shown in the
matches. The Fargo team has been
dated up to play here Saturday and
Sunday, June ~ and 13. Bemidji and
Detroit are to play here later but
dates have not been set. Return
matches will be played by the Grand
Forks men,,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
sHo11G OF HMA1Y Exc1o1.

OF YA8X
nesoay. June ss.es A \ ...s- Z rsrsv
Election vii. be s.tS Z. -. >s-ev.
Voting Distress - 80 s.s~1 so~c-
ships, AND IL he ~z-Ss - - e~s sed
in tne Village % Nsses.- = :as Cc1o.S
of Grand Forks and $40 - No-.n Ia
sota. for rssciaS = e4nS.-
dates for ne toTs.tr< o-.-es az
3axsy 1oW:1A1H8
To be raae b. -s- Seeccc>cx- -csr
and by the Democrats ><.- C-7.S
otherwise Specified %. xet-.1-s 70 -
nentna,ed for saca - ees -etc-zes
United S.A.< Senate
Representative T-yt--rsss 80 ->s 50
Congressional Os<e
Ssce,arS q Sszs
State Trea<a- -
Attorney Ge.e-z-
CoEmiSSie@e- - FcSr7.ce
CemniSsioee- r Agriculture ard
Labor.
5 Connssswe-. - a5-ezds
! State SeEA.s- e-,r .a-c ,sr .-r-
oefed District DExer5cH Ncs. ) AID =
/ o. az SssEs. 1t E.rr.sear7-
tivee from tire seA~ So I1t- -, -exsia-
tive Districts
Precine, CcH--.eue.a Rseuoi1-2c
1o1-1Ru- E~as<uax
Ncn:a1cfoS .s- 1re ..f-1EcE 1f-css
I u u A7le SIY120J Ii 10 iS3-
1919
--~Irdzs OF the S..--n. e.1-
STATE Ssr-rl--ce-- Il P1sizc IL
slruceion-
Judges o. 5s Ds-tr --su-- III 4uo1r-
tioned by 5a7se- ~ S-ssiuo -<1s IT
1919: ; Judges
Auditor.
heriS-
Treasurer
Clerk Of pe-sc c..-
Register Of Deer.
states Aztorr.F-
ounty +Gtxe
SuperinteoEeaE 81 S.11.1z
Public AdEicEss-a-o-
Surveyor
Coroner.
:rtct 4 years. AZ rsS-cz- y>z-z- "a
di the ~1nexai-s- c.- a. tbs, =
Mooney Decezzec: s-s -Egs--trt tas--.
years. -
Justices Of IN. eezc.
County C~on1tAstes-
Also Al tie SAM rEn~ z-e 81 rs ssns
day shall b s1nnit,s1 u ,E- giec-s-s
Cor tneir approval tie r,f:c~-<
1ttss<avs sHAss1a
Anti-Red Flag Bill
0s1sRuRA" BsAsuW
Absent FoterG
investigation Committee
State Sheriff.
Polls open at , o-c;oex =. ". ard re-
main continuously ooee urt5i : acfcrx
p. NJ OF said day.
Dated at Grand Perks y =, cals -.1
HANS ANDERSON
.. County A1ffts-.
Grand Forxs Coz7nty.
North Dzaotz-
June .-s-Is-:1 tscs9
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LEGAL NOTICE.
1o11oH or ~nAI TrH~1o1

~VAS~4 We o&@SD
Notice j. hereby xt7en taat a sp>els.
Grand Ferxa- North Dakota has BEN
called for and will be held on Nostxy
the 18th day Of June A. D.. 1925, al uhss:.
O'Clock in the forenoon un.ii : o.e.ecx IN
the afternoon Of said day and Al vEfrE
time there VIII be SUBMITTED TO me .Iee-
proved or rejected by t.,s.n, the qu.xtsor
borrow. the sum Of s%,ssS.ss Or 10 much
thereof as may be necessary and sppro-
PIRATE the same for the increase Of I
salaries, wages and compensation Of the
5000 Per month Zach for the period
lsse which said sum Is 70 be asd.e 70
and included in the 1870 tax lew ana
IN tn: Ihi,d Ward Of aid city in adj
and elect an alderman from Nd n apnd
TO NIL out. the unexpfred term Of Alder
man EockmAn, = vacancy in whose term
was created by his removal from the
81; ~ such u"*'''r'' TER" to end IN
The form Of the ballot to be USED 1t
said election a. TO the question above
sail he city ce sei.ens borrow ii.
sam OF $4,eoe.eo or 90 much thereof q 8
may Be- necessary And s1ropriats the
AZ: axe. for and ii: so, ,nsss.:s Of .ss ,.i.rts..
ployees Of said city 81 tie sum Of 11S.vs
per month vel for the period from Nay
1st. 1920 to September list. 1890, Naid
sum to be added and included in the 1895
tag lesy7
-
rh:s +; soiiiis.; oi.s.:; Tor said cleo
First W.t, d. n... Precinct. CITY r,tr.-
.Seeond Precinct .1is Euclid Ave.
sseond .ArlinEtcn Park Hotel
CTR renrth Wa Val g.. ra n1.s .h hs,,; g g. ~ 6a, g.
is North Third 81. - oH
Fifth Ward. First Precinct .Interna tional
Ave. Fire HAll.
Second Precinct LIS Cheyenne Avs.
Sixth vVa.d First Precinct. .753 North
SECOND PTsctnet. .s2s: North sth 81,
Seventh " 1850; First Precinct .tis, Chest
a-Second Preciact. !. 81 Cottonwcod ~.
The registration lists Gna ~ ussd
At the last geneSa1 city election VIII O.
use4 1t said. special slsction ana no neV
l1G1StTetf0n - required.
This notice ~ sefyen pursnant 10 :
feeolutS0n o. city c0ehc11 Of the city
e. 9,nss fesss. North Ds1ota. Adopted
49,. 3, a.i s. l ys:.', J. :. this ''tA
=. =. wHEE1EK
EvAE0oN,
trusl.ss ~ ssss ~. ~.
Hiatt thsiss.J T'
L2lt 80 Z4E
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
Y1oYoSA1S 1oD Sox0oE-x0nnI
Hannah, Cavalier Count, 81, ~.

41oYosA1S ron 'Sox0ox-SoI8nf5
Hannah, Cavalier Count, =. Oak.y
will be received by the Board OF ,Edu
ton, Linden School District fC&Cd
county. at Hannah, N. 'Dak.,sV until a
o'clock pA M, June. 2S,S192o, fSfSt the r.
ton OF aJhfgh school building. accor
70 plans and specifications N0,,st4397,
pared by Bert D.. Keck. architect. s.
National bank building. GfandJForka4
Plans and specincations will 5
a ire assst , MaK ~ ~ 4 4. the H S'fiss q
Hannah. N. OAK. and in the Bull
Exchanges At Minneapolis, MINI.
Grand Forks. N. Oak
ARRANGEMENT for Individual uS
plans may be made 1t the OFFICE ofa
architect, and reservation for
should beEmade early.
Bids Will be received for tire sker
construction ~ the buildtn1s hea
yentiiating. plumbing, S1ye6Se disp
plant. hard . soft wAtASs1uppiy,
trical equipment and QfbAg l9cl4enki
y required by9the spscaac4sSStS on [
tions W under the conditions. t2sS
Tks Soard sos Educafson
~ to eecspt or reject any apfo1osaI
= Of EAucetion. LdidSn Gel
DiatFtct. Cavalier County. r.. EfSak IL
gertsD Keck. Architeot, Grand T.
.Ias. Mcguire. pres. 4
sss sss 10 Harold. Necy.S II
!. n. ~, DIXON. TYeasufdf
] ~ n June :ss.ls-:3.37. A
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02

AND
PEMBINA PLAY
SNAPPY GAME

Pembina. n. D., June "A snappy
baseball game "a played between
Hallock and Pembina yesterday on
the. Hallock field. The game was a
nine inning game and the score was
l to /. Each team received four hits
and two errors. Batteries were CAM
eron and Trainer for Pembina and
Jenkin and Boubette for Hallock.
That the teams are evenly matched
is shown in this game and in a . to
l game played at Pembina on Mon
day. Pembina being victorious. This
game was wrongly reported as nav
ing been played in Hallock.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
Warwick Game
Was Pitchers Duel

Lakota. \. D.. June c.-Lakota de-
feated Warwick in a pitchers duel
Sunday by the score of l to 0. Alright
ball was played and the spectators
were treated to the. best bali game
Lakota has witnessed for many years.
Sore by innings: +.
Lakota ............ 900 DOL 0Oo-1
Warwick .......... 900 900 0oo-0
Observation-Disclosures, Broten and Bill
ings; Warwick, Upton and Gilmore.
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las ss.4s; third las 1925;
fourth 4 LIS 86.ss; Victory 8 3-4's
$3.50: Victory 4 3-4's 95.88.
MONEY.

New Yofk. June Mercantile pa
per q 1-2. Exchange irregular; ster-
ling SIX day bills $3.50 1-s. Francs
demand $12.67; cables $12.65. Lire
demand, 1888; cables 1856. Marks,
demand $3.50; cables $2.40. New
York exchange on Montreal II 1-S
per cent discount. Government
bonds heavy; railroad bonds irregu-
lar: y. Z. >,
Time loans strong; sixty days, 90
days and six months s 1-2.
Call money strong. High g.; low s;
ruling rate 8; closing bid s.; offered
at 6;rlast loan s; bank acceptances 6
LIS. :. 4 !.
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. June s->a::le receipts,
1000: beef steers and she stock. IS
cents higher: yearlings and heavy
steers, $1A.NN: bulk. $i..Sa@l3.7s:
good heifers Sls.So: bulk she stock.
Sa.S06 hoo: calves and feeders
strong: top vealerS> slSsS: bulk TO
packers. si4.oo6l&so; hu.her bulls.
steady n bologna hu,iS weak.
Hogs receipts 1890: hesvy. strong
to Is ents higher. others mostly IS
ents higher: top. Sass: bulk, iiEh,
and ligh, huehees. Sl+sS6;s.SS;
bulk ESQ pounds sl6 over. Sls.sNsf
1850: pigs steady.
Sheep receipts. iS.e1s: SOW: quality
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
TO UNVEIL
LAFAYETTE STATUE

New York. June marshal Fer
dinand Foch Of France has accepted,
the invitation OF the Knights Of CO..
lumbus to unveil the statue Of IAfay-
cite. which the knights will present
to France u August, Supreme Knight
James cFlahsrty Of the order an
nounced here. today. The unwilling
will take place at Metz on August Il
and President peschanci will accept
the statue in behalf Of France.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics L Two.

Boston, June 2.-Philadelphia yes
terday took both games from Boston.
making it three out of four in the
series. Dugan's hitting, particularly
a timely double in the last inning.
aided the visitors in taking the
opener, s to s. Harris, a six foot Ave
inch right handler. pitched ecectively
in the second, winning Z to 2. Score:
First game r. H. g.
Hasty, Rommel. Keefe and. Perkins:
Harper. Jones and Schang.
Second game r. H. e.
Philadelphia los 100 0oo-7 10 :
Boston .......O 01 900 O1O-2 :
Harris and Myatt; Bush, Fortune
and Walters.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
NEW YORk.

New York. June e.-Trading on The
sock market became almost motion
t~ after the sluggish opening today
nA-efT Q than 100000 shares
charging hands IN the first hour. An
@-ELE 1sE- ~hsh began with, high
Grade o@ssocG spread IN some Of the
SseeIA egHpUeneS tohacccs and tex
lies EAIS Of the cheaper variety also
rose I 20 I L. points excepting Rock
Island witch was distinctly heavy.
4 usaFs extensive reversal followed
eer- 1cr c1I O This IS two per
csr- cver Ie 1v1rzr % the previous
*eeA and $50 per cent under ye<er-
liys OaxuuTu 1uoezIlGr-
SoUinai charges Ee-e registered by
liz TGru mp,1c-aot shares al the
a1EheIc opening q eodav's stock
Market duc Speculative issues we're
nIE tur-aar presHrr- Moderate SELL
EE va rspHxssn by enEE~or hocs-
81 -as 1ccaun- &C V.Aesr interests
c-etnr GnuI.Ezuus In E-x- section point
.ng Ii s-rrx-5- Losses
Averaging i 1anG EACH were made by
Cncn Clia and EserzI q the food s
ssIe4- E;lS AID Ez1Ixrd l1uE-aIs
vere comparatively EeadF-
al money reizzstd 70 oEr GET. at
nss1fiag m cnrse11-rce o. toe very
lLeuc Gea7x1d Thers was 10 ma
ta--a. chang naE.se from tee
1ul.aess and lowe: -rerd et the
morning LeaEhersr sa.2prE and
LaTest -zIs ware E-.sEGs6 amen the
F-e >nxrsee rzEifer r~oes-ete.y sa,-
xdsr sL Eor ezlt loans
1rap1eG &c SIX p<- cea-- Low priced
and Kindred equipments fe.tur-
SO The rxIir- The etessnz was irresu.
lar
PRODCCE
SeF TEX. JHr> z.-Bortec weak:
rseeip.a 1856 cEba. high
e-1 e1-rza 81 i-36s1- Creamery K
t-as -. scorey So ars.s fss to 81
scnr-y sz0s.
Egg f-r. receipts $3.50 cases:
storage PACKED extra Arse IS 1-2d
- -. rsss - i-,6A: fresh gath
cred. eztrz hssss - 1-.G IS; frsts Al
I-2a4s IL
Ca<es<, ezsSec. receipts $3.50 box
So 5sszxe zbos> milk fats. held spe-
ciags hi and cofore3 33:= do. aver
axe rUH 49, sta.e whole milk fats.
current make sp<cials. white and
rnzorsd .7nzs.. do Average run IS
IL
Live pea,ty Gamer: treish. broilers
urquoted: fowls. iced. 34435: old
roee.ers. 139es. dressed. steady;
priees unchanged.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
Brinsmade Defeated
Devils Lake S To 0

Brinsmade. y. d.. June 2.-Brins-
made travelled TO Devils Lake Monday
and defeated the Lake team by the
score Of 8 to 0. before a crowd Of B.
900. Chicken. pitching for Brinsmade,
held the Devils Lake men to four
scattered hits and was not in danger
once.
h features Of the game were the
batting of Mcdonald and Shambrook
and the playing Of Harper, Forest and
Bennett. Score: r. H.. r.
Brinsnna,de ,.... 4o1 900 0OO-5 9 /
Devils Lake -. 900 100000 4 /
Batteries-Brinsmade: Chicken and
Bennett; Devils Lake. Buckley and
HofmiSter.
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COTTON.

New York. June Cotton fu-
lures closed barely steady; July
$500; October s$35.45; December
$s4.45; January 1884; March
1888.
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CHEFSE

Plymouth. Wis. June z.-Cheese
tower twins - 3-4: double daises %
IL, single daisies 70 1-7: long horns
~ -; Young Americas - IL;
squagss - IL
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POTATOES,

Chicago. June a-rotatoes steady:
receipts, IS cars; northern white,
sI.se6s.is: new. firm: Florida. bar
rels> >Spauld:nE Rose No. l. s14.75@
1928; Irish Cobblers. sl5.00@ 1850;
louisiana Bliss Triumphs. sacked,
sS-1sEa.sa: Eurhanks 500 $50.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
Sensational Game,

Philadelphia. June -Four double
plays enabled Boston to beat Phila-
delphia 8 to 4 yesterday despite three
local home runs. Mann's home run
IN the ninth with two on bases clineh-
"a the victory. Stengel drove one
nome U to left field and another
over The right field wall. Score:
Boston ...... o22 900 o1s-s ~ i
Philadelphia 900 900 2oz-4 II :
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Prizes for the tournament were
.a.a. h.. 4ha ,1eoal AH.a.

given by many Of the local firms. {
The complete results are as follows:
F. Holland, Devils Lake.t...176 l65
H. l.. Wood. Grand Forks. LIS 1s5
D. A. Nelson, Marvel. ......175 1853
F. E. Fletcher, Grand Forks. ITS $50
H. e. Secord, Grand Forks. IT'S 1e5
A. ". HuS, Devils LAke....175 1855
J.. I. Thorpe Devils Lake....175 1870
Howard Latham. Devils Lk..17S. ISL
w. K. Ei1nmo, Devils LAke..175 1853
c. b. Smell, Devils LAke.....175 1G
q. s. Ashley, Grand Forks...175 1852
Jake Reisel, Deer River.
N. [. Larson. Evansville.
MINI 165
J. M. Ferguson. Ashby. MINI. IFS 157
II. n. Rummingar, Ashby,
MINI. ..................175 16r
Alfred xoerb. Aitken, Minn..175 1873
e. j. Coward, Aiken. MINI $50 1875
Geo. Trent, Jr., Brainerd.
MINI. 1853
d. c.. Rand. JaKnestown.....175 1853
Gs A.. Weber, Moorhead,
r: porrtaptt, Devils 1ake....17s l5s
Fred Jones, Devils Lake....l759 los
w. e. Rowe, CrookEton.....l75 149
3. e, Ayres, Crookston ....175 s15s
Geo. e. ,Duis, Grand Forks...1 1854
Carl Tonneer, Moorhead. ..176 144
c. A. Hale, Grand Forks. LIS $50
T. E. Barber, Grand Forks. 25 %
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
Gun Club Tournament
Won By G. A. Weber

G. A. Weber of Moorhead won the
annual tournament Of the Grand
Forks, Gun club held Tuesday at the
fair grounds. breaking 173 out Of IT'S
targets. D. c.. Rand Of jamestown.
with 16S out Of 175. was second. Five
men finished with 1865 out OF 175.
They we're r. Holland. Devils Lake:
II. L. Woods, Grand Forks: H. E.
Secord, Grand Forks; A.. W. Huss,
Grand Forks, and n. l.. Larson,
Evansville. MINI.
Prizes for the tourname nt were
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK.

SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK. ~
South ST., Paul. Mimi, June 21.-
3 a1ss-Rs sseFs 1885, is'sc@ :ts3Sy to Da aSs
1880 @ 1895. a@ ,r.s qr r,
Cattle-Receipts 5000: killers
strong; fat steers $7.00@1S.25; cows
and heifers $7.00@12.25; calves
strong at Csc higher, $5.50@13.25;
stockers and feeders strong $5.0oW
1900, p. 49,. A'
Sheep-Receipts 200. steady;
lambs $500 @16.00; wethers $1,000
1900; ewes $5.00@11.50. ..a u.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-02
50 Hits Gathered.

Cleveland, June 2. - Detroit de-
feated Cleveland in a sluggins contest
yesterday. IL to 10. Games was halted
by rain in the eighth inning. when
second. When play was resumed
Ehmke had better control and pre-
vented Cleveland from tying the score.
Heilmann made FIVE hits in five times
at bat, while Evans of Cleveland had
three doubles in four times up. Cieve-
lane used nineteen players: score: =
r. g.. E..
Detroit :.....0so 121 Doll Il I
Cleveland ....001 OFT o1O-10 1s :
Oldham, Ehmke. and .Ainsmith:
Chle. Morton, Faeth. Myers, BoehlinF
and Thomas, O'Heill, Nunamaker.
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=, Yanks Going Strong.

TANKS Going Strong.
New York. June 2.-The Yankees
won their ninth straight game here
yesterday. defeating Washington IA to
T. Ruth started his first game of the
season as a pitcher. but retired in the
fifth after his team piled up a ten
run cad. The Yankees drove out II
r. H. E.
Washington 400 OIL oo2- Z 10 S
New York ...006 610 1ox-14 II 2
Erickson. Courtney and Charity;
Ruth, Thormahlen and Hannah,
Hoffman.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wins in Ninth.

N III -S1USU.
Chicago. June 2.-Cincinnati climb
ed into secon place yesterday and
knocked Chicago back 10 third by
beating the Cubs 6 to ). Reds scored
the winning run without a hit in the
ninth with a base on balls to Roush.
a sacrifice blunt by Duncan. a wild
pitch and a sacrifice fly by Kopf. It
was Ruether's eighth straight victory.
Score:
r.. II. E..
Cincinnati -. 2o1 200 oo1-S s i
Chicago ..... COZ zoo 1oo-5 . !
Ruether and Wingo; Hendrix and
killefer, O'Farrell.
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Herald. Want Ad. Bring Results
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MARX EFT NEWS
B springers steady. others un-
citanked to- lower; kood,sss%S0 pound
lambs, $16.25; choice ewes, $40. co.,
CASH SALES

CASH SALES. :.
Chicago, June 2.-Wheat No. 2 red
$500. NO. 4 hard $3.50.
Corn, No. Q mixed $1.92@1.93; No,
p yellow $1.94@1:96. ,
Oats, No. 2 white $1.10@1.12. No.
3 white $1.07@1.10. /,
Rye, No. 2, $2.16.
Barley $3.50 1853.
; Timothy seed 500 o @12.OO.
Glover seed $500 @35.OO. !.
Pork. nominal. ~
Lard $2O.32,
Ribs 317.50@1S.5O, ~
PROVISIONS. +,
Chicago, June 2.-Buttcr un-
creamery extras. Sc 1-2; frsts, 47@
81; seconds. Al q IS; standards, 81 1t.
Cheese lower; twins, % 1904;
Americas. 25@25 1-2; daisies "a 1-2
626; long horns, 25@25 1-2; brick,
28@2S 1-2.
EGGS lower: receipts, 1851 cases;
frsts. $500; ordinary frsts, IS 10
@SS ,1-2: at mark. cases included, 81
@Ss; storage packed extras. AZ.
Poultry, alive, lower: fowls, IS.
Subsequently. word Of liberal ex-
port business in wheat had an addi-
tional bullish effect on corn. The
close was unsettled 2 to 3 Sac net
higher with July $1.75 t o 1.75. Ia
and September $l.e1. la to ISL IL.
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WINS DERBY.

London. June captain G. Lod.
er's spion Kop won the classic derby
at Epson Downs today. "
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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Hitting Features.
; Brooklyn, June 2.-Brooklyn in.
creased its string of victories to SIX
straight by winning from New York
Yesterday, 10 to 9. Myers hitting was
timely. He tripled in the sixth with
two on bases, and drove in the win
ming run in the ninth with a two
Dagger. Score: 80
New York q. f. oos 40 o4o- 9 ~ 4
Brooklyn -. 200 02e o22-lO II :
Benton, Nehf, Douglas and Snyder.
F.. Smith: Vanguard, MOZART. S. Smith
and Kruger.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR. ,
Minneapolis, June 2.-F1our un.
changed. Shipments. 46,l23 barrels.
Bran $500, g; -. ,
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F. Errors Costly.
Pittsburgh. June 2.-S. Louis de-
feated Pittsburgh yesterday 5 to 4 in
a l5-inning game. In the final inning
McHenry doubled to left and scored
on successive errors by Ponder and
Schmidt. Score:
6. p. HE.
O0s 900 100 600 oe1-5 IS i
Pittsburgh
900 900 3o1 900 oo0-4 IA
Goodwin. Jacobs, Hainee and Dill
hoefer: Hamilton, Mesdor. Ponder
and Schmidt.