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KAHANAMoKU's RECORD SWIM.

ALAMEDA. June %. Duke KahaRanoku
Of Honolulu yesterda' in the Neptune Beach
plunge here swan i1O meters, free style. In
minute Is second, bettering the worlds
record for the distance. OF minute 1 sec
ond, established by Norman Ross. Kahana-
moku was participating in the olympic
games Western tryouts.
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GIRLS TO SWIM FOR TITLES.

More than a hundred HiTi swimmers have
earned the right TO competo for the CITY
champlonshIps' which will De held in tho
large pool at Starlight Amusement Park,
East I7Tth street and the Bronx River, next
SATURDAY, The events include 30 yard
pace. 100 yard race, 800 yard race and
diving contest.
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,ruIrTICs END LOSING STREAK.

WASHINGTON, June 2s (American).-
philadelphia ended it's losing streak of
eighteen straight games by defeating Wash
ineton In the final contest Of the series To-
day. G 10 . Harris pitched a strong game
for the visitors. Only twenty-five men
faced him in the last eight innings The
score
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Totals. .so 4os ns

Two base hit-JacobSon. Three base hits
Speaker, Evans, Elmer STAith sStolen base
o'Neill. Sacriflc8s-Elmer Smith. Wambs-
Ennss, Coveieslie. Double play-WaEnbs-
ganRs and Johnston. Left on bases-cieye.
land, IL 81, LouiA :. Bases on balls-on
Coveleskie. 2: off Sothoron. .; off Bur
we'll, 3. Hlts-off Sothoron, u in ! innings
cff Bsrwell. . in innings Struck out-By
ssetharon. s: by Burwell. 2, Losing pitcher
sOthoron. Tmpires-Hlldsbrsnd and Evans.
Time OF game-l hour and % minutes
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The ResOlute Is Likely TO Be Strong FavOrite

Now Il dehnte The s defend Americas
which Will be started
Experts challenger of the Hook tell us
freak which Will far
in stand blow The Resou we are
OF though
OF would like send
American told the better
likely
wm tho is hoped will
be machines Of
believe that the steady
between soops Will result IN movement
70 a return to ween
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

Abraham & Straus. Fulton ST. Tackle only.
Conzen, A.. $50 Grand 81. Tel. 30i5 StaE1
Doering 4 Co. .JG4 Liberty av.. mr.. Schenck ay
EGs5sn 5asS.on Wyekoft Sv coz KsS av
Kingston, 14a0Fulton ST. 750S BEDFORD. Repairs
Kraeuter. 277 Graham az. Bait a tackle, Tel
Hummer H. .l136 B'way B'klyn. Tackle Z bait.
Loeser, Frederick 4 Co., Fulton 81. rkle only.
Marsters. J. F.. 50 Court st. Tel. 2i2s Main
Nichaelson. II. H., 1874 Bedford av. Tkls only
Mchaelson. N. l., ,el4 Broadway. Tackle oniy
Norris "A, ,1I51Fultonst., Reid Av, 1875 Bedford
Roeper NV, III Woodward av. Tackle only.
Behaaf. 1876 FiAtbush av. Tel. 23lo Sterling.
echebler. #. .25lwyckof ffav. .Tel1eS7 Evergreen.
Sprung L. .27e1 Ati4ktic av.Tel.5sTs EastN. Y.
vcehrinRer. 1885 Myrtle av. Tel.4iTs-wB'Wiek.
Weber. H, 1855 Broadway. Tide books.
OUT OF TOWN.
Wymbs. Mike. 44i 18th Ut. West N.York. NJ
Wiesehan H. III Hackns'k PIX I'd w HohnLsn
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Three base ht-Myers. Stolen base
Doeckel. Sacrifires-konetchy, MRmAuX
Johnston. McQUiilan Pick. Double plays
NcCsbe and kHduff: Maranville. Pick and
HOlke. Left on bases-BroOklyn. 4 Bos-
ton, "a Eases on bals-Off MRmaur 4;
off McQuiilan. l. Struck out--By MamAux.
IL. Winning pitcher-McQuillan Umpirss--
ouigley and O'Day. Time OF Esme-l hour
and 20 minutes
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Eul,on ShouM VIA over wins.

international sport
picking Moran
about ZlO
that the officials OF the club
viii Fulton lively gait wills not alone
annoying
Fulton should not beat wis and
n the
a a question whether
and take long enough
fights wills as he fough
over IN will be beaten Sadly
Is II Is the KIND
the resumption OF egized professional
forgotten
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FOR sALE-Ten Shetland and Welsh ponies,
three saddle ponies. four polo ponies, gov.
ernass carts and pony traps. pony brldley.
saddles and harress; also three cowboy sad
dIes. WEIR, l32 East 53a It,. oity. Tsis-
phone Plaza j2i9.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE, BARGAIN,
Team dApple grays, warranted, 1,4S0, each
eiHo pair horses, each sos; chunky horses
40; Shetland pony turnout. ROOFER, $50
Fulton st.. Brooklyn. Prospect 1928.
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a q q 81 III lI
Totals. .3O25

sBatted TOT ETIth9OH III tIBIItII IHNIHB'
pb,la adelphIa 0 ! o o 8 0-6
washington. ..... . 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 o.
Tvo base hits-Grlffin, strunk, witt
Three base hitp-ThOmas, Myatt. Stolen
bases-Shanks, Milan. SRcrifices-Walker
Dugan, Perkins. Double play-Dugan. Witt
and Griffin. Left on bases-Philadelphla,
q: Washington, .. Base on balls-Off Erick-
son. /; off Harris, I. Hts-Off Erickson,
q in 8 innings; off Snyder. none in / inning.
struck out-By Harris, g. by Erickson. Z.
Losing pitcher-Erickson. Umplres-Friel
and Dinneen. Time Of gnme-i hour and 81
minutes.
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REDS DOWN CARDINALS.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. June 9s (NationaD -
The champions broke their losing streak by
pounding both Goodwin and Sherdel hard to-
day and winning from ST. Louis. 10 o.
ST. LOUIS (ND CINCINNATI ny
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Totals. IS 3 I3 ~ 10 4
atted for Ayers in the fourth inniug.
attsd for Olsria In Tho sixth inning

Two base hits-Leibold. f. Collins, Rls-
berg. Three base hit-Risberg. Home runs
--Felsch, HeiimAn. Stolen base-Leibold.
Saorlfices--J. Collins. e. Collins, Weaver,
schalk, Cicotte. Double plays-E. Collins,
Risberg and J. Collins: Weaver, f. Collins
and !. Collins. Left on bsses-Chicago ;.
Detroit l2. Bases on ''il7-Off Ayers, :;
Off Cicotte, G: Off Okric /; off Altcn, ?.
Hlts-Off Ayers, 8 in 4 innings off Allen,
IN 8 innings off okrie, In 2 innings.
struck out-By Cicotte, .; by Ayers, !, by
Okrie. /. Losing pitcher-Ayers. Umplres-
Connolly and Nallln. Time OF game-l hour
and 50 minutes.
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An eighth inning rally in which they
scored three runs enabled Jersey city
to defeat Akron yesterday afternoon at
West side Park. Jersey city. The score
was to .. Two singles, a triple and
a squeeze play accounted for the
skesters three markers in the eighth
frame. The score:
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STANDING or The CLUES.
ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In Philadelphia.
Brooklyn In Bostan.
81. Louis in Cincinnati.
Pittsburs In Chicago.
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Rlr Thrce Baseban Tnle without an Owner.

good there is no baseball champion
Harvard series which
triumph the Els last Saturday
strongly and from Har-
l 10 Yale took Princeton
the Tigers winning the opening contest
and to o. Yale Went lho
with a like could not
and then Yale evend
the deciding battle by TO g.
the title stands without an owner
Princeton Is aud Harvard lS
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
g; Washington, 2.
{ hicagO, Il; Detroit. ).
Cleveland. =: st. louis. 4.
other teams were not scheduled.
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Now that the Summer
Sun has decided to summer
in New York, there's much
talk about quarter lined
and skeleton lined suits
such as we've featured for
years.
We welcome their in
creasing popularity, for
without heavy Innings or
stiffenings to hold coats in
shape, our standards of fab
RIGS and making stand out
stronger than ever.
Without the best of fab
RIGS, the most skillful cut
ting and tailoring, a skele-
ton lined suit may soon be-
come "a skeleton in the
closet"
Summer suits, full lined,
half lined, quarter lined.
Amy way you like.
Plenty at $50 and $50. Youths sizes,
y4j up.
White flannel trousers. S16 TO $40,
Sporting Goods, luggage,
athletic underwear, golE
hose, white. wool socks for
tennis, bathing suits.
Soft shire" collars.
Panamas, $6 up. Sennits,
So up.
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at sth St. -Four at saith St.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave
at Warren ut 4Is: St.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY. POLO GROUNDS,
$50 =. NJ. Yankees VI. Boston.-Adv.
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EIGHTH INNING RALLY
WINS FOR SHELTERS
Score Three Rams and Defeat
Akron, & to 3.
REkULTs or YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Jersey City, ~ Akron, 3. .
RsadlnE. 4; Toronto,
Other team Nero not scheduled.
arANnINa or rHE CLUBS.

GAMES sCHEDULHD FOR TO-DAY.
baltimore IN Jersey City
Syracuse IN Reading.
Rochester IN Akron,
Buffalo IN Toronto
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Totals. .s2 B627 1911

Totals. .32 o 2T 10 /
'Ons out when winning run was scored.
4Batted. for Carter in seventh inning.
fBatted for Robertson in eighth inning.
sTan for Paskert in ninth inning.
fBatted for Cav in ninth inning.
Fittsburg. ......... o 900 01 o.
Chicago. o.......-... o OO1 o o As
Two base hIts-DR'- '"1ck Three base
hits-Whitted Digber len bases--C;rirm
Hollocher, Tcrry. scrifices - Hamilton
iiollncher. Grimm. Left on bases-Chicago
y; Pittsburg, I. Bases on balls-On Carter
.. off Hamilton. :. off Cav, I: off Ponder
2. Hits-On Carter. in Z innlngs off
Cav. . in 2 innings: off Hamilton, in
innings (none out in 9thl; off Ponder
in Ia inning. Hit by plteher-By Hamil-
ton fF'laeki Struck out-By Cav, 4: by
Hamilton. .. Passed ball-Daly. Winning
pitcher-Gaw. Losing pitcher-Ponder I'm
IIres--Morans and Risier. Time Of game
hour and - minutes.
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ROD AND GUN

ROD AND GUN
EDWARD V0M HOFE & co.
Fishing Tackle Exclusively
gAlesroom. and factory under one roof.
ne Fulton street, New York.
DEEP SEA FISHING.
PRISCILLA LEAVES BATTERY
launches and Refreshments Served
Always plenty Of bait. Capt. ENGLAND,
IIn.,I LEAVES HAMMERS DOCK
MhIfhU S A. ". Bass and BIaektish
WllllDy every day FRANK HAMMER.
BASS, DLACK-SUN. $40, long BRANCH
nm n n daily. 8 A. NJ, exc. Mon.
.W. from shsepshead Bay.
ssHswSSa" Capt. LOUIS HARMS.
SEA RASS AND BLACKLIST.
NHhMhILlIk A. NJ. Sun. I A. NJ,
OIIn"'~V" Capt. PLACE.
Z. s. ARMY hip Rubber Boots. 1885, Navy
Hammocks, Si.50; Leather Boat Cushions,
Is In. wide, all lengths. S5c. a foot Army
Tents, iexlG, $50, Many more Bargains 3S5
bridge a.. near Fulton st. Brooklyn,
BTG CATCHES or sEABASs
GVmA0 MR daily ,6 A. ssd.n:Ss.i NJ sSe. Mon, S. :.
~HtaEN@WS Capt. d. MARTIN.
NOTICE-Now leaving dock foot Ocean Az
"a MFRVIRAlFH leaves BaysLde Doc
S0V@h hAaas% Capt BERT.
PLENTY OF SEA BASS.
Str. EVELYN pa1Iy ssnS,y 3 . 4; 4, n. 4.
Capt. J. MARTIN, shsepshead Bay.
Commodore X: :::s:; S:::s:ss'; ss $..!:s:; e. :
and Sat, Gas train. Sunday 6,25 train.
FLUKE WISHING.
Sea Pigeon d.S' s sSi;sis;.f Sssss bSFaAs XIX
BAsS AND BLAcK-l A. N. SUNDAY,
IAflhIN IUt except Monday 8 A. NJ.
"" Capt. ARCHY BUCKNER.
1IlnnP Leaves Bay 44th st., Ulmer Park.
HVIVIqh Tees, Thurs, Sat. 0 A. NJ. Sun.
JUUV1 A. NJ. CHAs. ANDERSON
N 10 I,vs. Dunne's Dock. Sheepshsad
NIInShIIlo Bay. 9 A. N. daily. F1aks and
UtliiOAiAiA" BlaekiIsh. Capt. J. LUNpY.
N PLENTY OF LING.
HnEA Tvs. CanArsis 7 4. II. Daily,
IIvOV ue' $3.50 Sunday. DICK PERSON
a11 R1s1N leaves foot 18th 81, Hoboken
PkLnUIW $50; Pier 1, C.R.R,, J. G., TilA,
Tues, Thurs, Sat. Sun. CAPT. Ed BALETrI
VITKE F1sHING-IO 4, N. DAILY.
RNMIpAl Leaves sheepshesd IA Bay s. Sunday n,
SIPT 00ITV Daly 5 \. A.. Sunday
W UGlY $50 from snsopensss a.,,s,y Bay
r CLUNDY daily daily sbs:Iss.,s a; NJ; Sunday :
NEW YORKER Isays; saN, q aal,y. N, Gs1InFio N,
AMERlCA daily s. Sun; :, Sat. p. NJ.
AWGNaST shsepshead Bay. J. Michael
erenpT N Daily Q. Sun. !, from Sleeps
6rTVh' "' head. +. WREGE.
KI.ONDIKE Tvs. Hudson Park. New Rochelle
0 A. II. Thurs. for Blaekflsh. Bring fiddisrs.
nj ,nll Week days P. NJ, Sun. T:s5 A. M
plSVO ca1t. Bryan. Osborn Dock. shespf'd.
cAppUn leaves canarsis every day A
oAL nv N: RoEDER q TYNDALL..
DUANE leaves canarsis every day !
Ea MAD leaves Shsspshead Bay Daily
A. N. Sun. 1880. Gus Rau.
Yankee nooa!s n Psllys sM M; Cas-; Sun, T% ;,s
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GAMES SCHEDUI

Boston In New York.
Chicago In Detroit.
Cleveland In 81. Louis.
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Three bRse-h t--F1aek. Home run-Sierkle.
Sacrifices -soulhworth, Holloeher. Double
play-IIolocher, Terry and Merkle Left on
bases-chicaso, 2; Pittsburg, Z. Bases on
faiis-On Tyler, T. off Watson. 3. Hits
Off Adams. In innings: off Watson, 1 in
innings. Hit by ped ball-By Tyler
tCatnni. Struck ont-r 'o~. | : by Adams.
.. Losing pitcher-AdaH- DITes--RigIer
ann Moran. Time OF ganGe-l hour and 81
minutes.
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The pitching find OF the year thus far
is Haines Of the Cardinals. He got his
start where Jimmy Williams, Charley
Nichols and Herman Long got theirs
Kansas City. Yet II is not to be doubted
that numerous other young pitcneTs
quite as good come in and pass out
shortly, for the simple reason that they
don't get what Haines did get oppor-
,IInitN
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Speaking Of Ruth. he came surglng
over Sunday and grabbed fly ball that
was territorially Bodies, Ping skilfully
sidestepped a collision.
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MANHATTAN AND The BRONX,

Abbey G Imbrie, 9T Chambers st. Tackle only
Abercrombie Fitch, ,Mad,av. 4 45th. Tiki only
Baumann. ?e3e seeond av: near 18th ST.
Baumann. John, SIl w la5th ST.
RlachinsFy ,30l2 Sd av.(lSSth ST.. Tel. .Mel:la33
Brunner. WashMktrel7433 Cort. Helgramites.
Clement. Geo. A., l6s Amsterdam Rv., NYC
Coe, Alpheus. 2T West 12lth ST. Tackle only.
So1TOy ThCs & e ,a5 50Sn W s: ;S,;E Tackle only
Davega, 8. B. Co., III East 42d OF. fresh
Davega, 8. b. Co., s31 Broadway. Water
Davega. 8. b. Co, Is CortlAndt 81. Bah.
pirkSs. to1 W. Soth g. "a. Dcry prOp.). Tel.
Fuchs. H.. t2 First sv. Tel. SO orSSsrd. Bait. ali.
GIldenberg, ,252f sth av., 130th st. Morn'sd 5OT5
Gordon, 2i2T Amsterdam av., lBsth st. No bait
Georges, ,les Am'stm av. Tei. .ool2is2. BaitET.
Gross, sth ay. ana s4th st. seSond hand tackle
Hirsch. L., 600 Amst'dm av,. e0-o0th SITS Tel.
Hochgraf, r. ,30IE. .34thst. Tel.Nanderbit aSSO.
Jaffe, 1884 Amst'dm ay. Tackle and halt. Tel.
Kifte. II. II: Co, b23 broadway: TAekle.oniy.
Kirtland's, 90 Chambera ct. Tackle Helgra'es.
Lazarus. SOL, 2l6 T.. 00th st. No bait.
Eevitens, S5i E.Iss st. Tackle&oait. Mel. $3.50.
Macy. n; II; ,d & Co, B,waN& san st; No BAN:
Metropolitan Hdw. Co.. Church and yesey sits.
Hudson Terminal, Grand Central. No bali.
ogilyy, r. Co. 70 ChambeEs q. No halt.
PATTERSON, Gotttried Hunter, lIoFuls st. No bait.
ReIf. ]. H. 800 Third av. Fishing tackle.
Reingoid. l2i sth av.. cor. 10th st. TkleGbaIt.
Roberts l.. West st side wash.Aikt. Si2o Cort.
Rogers Peet Co., B'wAy q 18th st. Tackle
Rogers Rogers Peet Co.. b~sy at Sith S. "a four our
Rogers Peet Co. Fifth av. at list st. stores.
Rosonbaum, 3G6 E.13Sth ST. Sd sv."L" station
schoverling. DAILY & Gales, S09-t broadway.
Vom Hofc.E. & Co. JIG Fulton st. Tackle oniv
Won Lenccrkc Deinlold Inc. .20O 9Th av. TIKI.
walz c. 10 1stav.nr 10th. 53GIOrch. Tide bks
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, 3; BroOliyn, 2.
Chicago. S; PittsburG. 2 (first camel.
Chicago, s.; Pi'tAiJuFg. 4 isecond camel .
Cincinnati. 4; 81. LOnis, 5.
THE CLUBS.
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RsT GAME.

Tntals..Sa a2s24llO
sBRtted for Adams in seventh inning.
fT3atted for Watson IN ninth inning.
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Andrew Hanson returned to his
home at Austin, Mimi, Saturday af-
ter attending to his farming interests
at Hartland, N. d. He is brother
of Nels Hanson of this city.
Louis Hill, former president of the
Great Northern Railway Co. and 9TH
er officials of the Great Northern,
rassed thru Minot Thursday enroute to
St. Paul from tour Of the line. Roy
McCandless, superintendent of the
Minot division, accompanied the par
ty from Williston to Minot.
C. r. Kendall, for years publisher
Of the Granville Herald, recently bot
the St. Maries Gazette Record in Ida
no. The Independent is in receipt of
a copy of the paper, seven column,
ten page all-home print affair, con-
tanning nearly eight pages Of adver-
Using. Brother Kendall certainly
struck it lucky in going west for he
has veritable gold mine.
]. S. Beam, Raub farmer, arrived
in the city early Friday and was &C
companied home by his daughter
Miss Fay Beam, Normal school stu
dent, who spent Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. Beam says the Reser-
walton farmers are very much dis
heartened over the low price of wheat
and declare that they. will grow very
little CT this crop another year.
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MANAGEMENT, ETC, REQUIRED
~ TIE ACT or CoN0REss OF
:. AH2041 a. l0l2. 81 ...---

or Ward County independent, published
weekly at Minot Il H.. for October /,
1920.
State of North Dakota, county of
Ward, IS. ....
Before me, Notary Public, in and
for the State and county aforesaid, per-
having been duly sworn according to
law, deposes and says that he is the
publisher Of the Ward County lndepen-
dent, and that the following is. to the
statement Of the ownership, manage
ment etc, of the aforesaid spublica ton
for the date shown in the above cap
ton REQUIRED by the Act Of August ; "a;
Laws and Regulations, printed on the
reverse side of this form, to-wit
I. That the names and addresses of
the pub editor. managing editor,
c. F. Truax and G. D. Colcord; Editors.
c. F. TruaX and G. D. Colcord; Manag-
ing Editors. c. F. Truax and G: D. Col
and G. D. Colcord. Minot. y: ..
2. That the owners are G. F. TruaN
and G. D. Colcord, Minot. n. ID.
3. That the known bondholders. mort
gagees and other security holders own
ing or holding | per cent or more of
total amount of bonds, mortgages. or
other securities are: None.
4. That the two paragraphs next
stockholders, and security holders, if
any, contain not only the list Of stock
holders and security holders as they ap-
pear upon the books of the company
but Also in cases where the stakeholder
or security holder appears upon the
books of the company as trustee or in
any other tiduciary relation, the name
Of the person or corporation for whom
such trustee is acting, is given; also
that the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing affiants full
knowledge and belief as to the circum-
stances and conditions under which
stockholders and security holders who
do not appear upon the books of the
company as trustees. hold stock and Sc
curities in a capacity other than that
of a bona fide owner; and this affiant
has no reason to believe that any other
person. association. or corporation has
any interest direct or indirect in the
said stock, bonds. or other securities
than as so stated by him..
g. D. COLCORD.
Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before m"
this 18th day of October. 1920.
(SeaD JAMES JOHNSON.
Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. 20. 1921.
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NORTH DAKOTA news

A Fargo man has been fined $50
for shooting wild geese from an air
plane. He doubtless found the sport
worth the price.
Lloyd Hopkins, who is farming the
l.. l.. Logan place, raised 5000 bush,
els Of rye. One quarter section of
volunteer produced $500 bushels.
The Glenburn band has secured a
new leader, Hugo Toll, of Aberdeen,
S. D., who played for Is years with
the John Thomas orchestra in Chi
cago.
North Dakota has passed South Da-
kota in population. The United
States census for 1920, gives South
Dakota 635, $3.50, an increase of 81 ,951 ,
or 8.9 percent.
Rye was good crop in Sherwood
territory, 1000 bushels from so acres
Of summer fallow and rs bushels to
the acre on stubble ground are some
Of the yields reported.
The parents Of Harold Brandt, Ia
miles south of Harvey are anxious
that he return. His mother is wor-
ried. 1t seems Harold took the fam
lily Ford to town and while there a
tire was stolen. He was afraid to re-
turn home, fearing punishment. He
went to Hurdsfeld and slept in box
cars.
The Christopherson general store at
Kensal was robbed Monday night of
about $4,000 worth of mems stuff,
consisting of sheep lined coats, leath-
err vests and suits of clothes. En-
trance was gained through the base
ment. No clue was left by the rob-
bers, who are evidently part of the
gang that has been making many rob-
berries in this part Of the state this
fall.
The little son of Ole Evenson Of
Alamo lost his life in an auto acct
dent Thursday afternoon of last week.
Mrs. Evenson, daughter and the
little fellow were in the car. Mrs.
Evenson driving. On narrow grade
north of Alamo the car tipped, turn
ing clear over the water, pinning the
little boy down and the others get
ting out. This happened about four
O'Clock p. m. and it was several hours
before help came and the boy gotten
out. He was drowned.
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Senior Vice Commander D. D.
Riley.
Junior Vice Commander E. j.
Thomas.
Camp Council--G. D, Shaft, A. +
Boyhton, o. G. Long.
Secretary-H. f. Wheeler.
Treasurer. B. Reed.
Patriotic instructor--O. G. Long.
Chaplain-L. R. Glen.
Guide-A. E. Boynton.
Inner Guard. B. Reed.
Outer Guard-Peter Rikord. :
J. C. Cutler Of Minneapolis, or
ganizer, was the installing and insti-
tuting officer at the launching of the
new organization. Mr.. Cutler de-
clares that Minot has material for one
of the best camps in the district.
The camp will meet once month,
the date to be decided later.
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Martin Asmussen and family, who
have been farming near Deering the
past two years, have returned to Mi
not to live. They raised nine acres
Of potatoes this year which turned out
well and their corn was excellent, but
the wheat did not amount to much.
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F. C. Upton Heads New Minot Camp
Sons of Veterans

The new Minot camp Of the Sons
of Veterans is now fully organized
and started on it's work. The name
chosen is Jasper Baker Camp No. 5,
in honor of Minot's we'll known vet
eran of 81 who is one of the most
active members in the Minot G. A:
r. post. Mr.. Baker is much gratified
over the selection of the name.
The officers elected by the new
camp follow:
Commander-F. C. Upton.
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Additional Polling Places for City

City Auditor Hagenstein is busy
lining up the new polling places
There are now eight wards in the city
with IL polling places. Each Of the
old polling places in the eight wards
will be maintained except in the 4th,
where the city pumping station will
be used instead of Whites store. The
additional polling place in the 9TH
will be at Peter Vandenoever'S resi-
dence; in the End, the polling places
will be at the Minot Motor Sales Co,
and Max Johnson's coal office. In
the Bird, the additional place will be
the Minot Cooperative creamery
building. An additional place will
be selected for the Shit, but this has
not yet been decided upon.
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FOUND-Oct. 3. 34x4 rim, casing,
tube and cover. w. S. Groninger,
southwest corner Of Burlington
township. 1Oi7-2t;f
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CLASSIFIED ADS

LOST-Between Bottineau and Minot
one 34-4-in. tire, tube and rim, all
pumped up. For reward write or
phone Ray Hopkins, at County
Judges office, Court House, Minot,
N. D. 9/30-3t
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FOR SALE or will trade for land,
only hotel in Foxhqlm. Is prac-
tically all furnished. ! This is q
good income property for right
T. party. J. B. eastman, Foxholm,
II. d. 9/3O-t4
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

I hereby announce myself as an in
dependent candidate for senator for
the Goth legislative district.-Mrs. d
F. Seed. (Pol. ADJ
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CHANCES-A we'll es-
tablished paying business in Minot.
Owner wishes to retire. Would
consider exchange for land or farm
+. of proven value. Address w. E.
L., CO Independent. 10/7-4t