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ARRIVED.

str Cameronia tBr) Glasgow June 20,
Neville 2ist and Halifax 2sth. to the Anchor
19f GtseraEe passengers, mails and mdse.
Went 10 pier SO. North River
Str Stockholm (Swl Ciothenburg June Is,
10 the scandinavian-Americau Line. with 1872
cabin and isi steerage passengers, mails and
mcse. Went 70 pier o5, North River.
Str Mount Clinton, Hamburg June 10, 70
the United American Line. with 7G0 steeraee
panscgcrs. mails and mdse. Wen; 20 pier So.
North River.
STR Adriatic CBr,. southampton June %.
r. the White star Line with passengers and
rndse.
Moore & Mccormack. IN ballast Anchored
of Stnpleton. 81
str Poicnla (Danl. Danzlg.
Str Walter a Luckenbach, Hamburg June
fp ~ the Luckenbach Steamship Co, with
ndre Went 10 foot of S5th street. Brooklyn.
Str Irishman thD Liverpool June 49, 90
he White star Line. win IndSe. Went to
Str Montana, London June is. to the At
iantic Transport Line. with mdse. Went TO
Sir Varg Cxor,. Hamburg June H. TO
Bennett Hvo9lef 4 Co, IN ballast.
str Pankdale fBr. paiamos May ~, Tar
-arona 21th. Malaga 2s,h atJ Huclva June
III 10 Janea w fIwoiI e Co. with nidsc
Went 70 pier ~. North River.
Str Delnmhre tDrl. Santa We NAY II.
tfontevideo 2Gth, Barbados Juno I and BAL
finlore 2Sth. 20 the Lampcr. Holt Line,
4 with mdsc. Went TO Ncv ork Dock Goa
Sir Aurora DUTCH. Paramaribo June 10.
SANTANA 18Th, I.asuayra 18th aud Curacao
1iat 10 Funch. Edge & Go, wlth paascn-
gers. mails and mdse Went to pier B..
Bueh Docks, Brooklyn.
Str Annetta, Baracoa June 20. 70 the At
inntlc Fruit Co, with fruit. Wont 10 pier 20.
East River.
Sir santurce. Cusnica June %. 10 the New
York ana Porto f.ico Steamship Co. With
sugar
ar r. n Asche. Lobos June o., 70 Robert
J. 1frvue, with crude oil. Went 20 pier -,
Constable Hook, M.
sfr Hoxbar, Lebon June %, to Waller &
Daily, with crude OIL
Str Outright. Tampico June 81 20 the tinlf
Refining co, with crude oil. Went TO War
nrr, Nj.
"a George II Junes. Tanpi,o june g. 10
r6ncrt J. Hague. with crude oil Went to
Dler .. Constable Hook. Nj
Str CHAMPION Andcfaon. Tempico June %,
10 the pan-Am riran Petroleum Transport
CO. with on. Went to loot OF North iiih
street, Brooklyn
ar aaeua tDan), "a ~rn juno ~ and Nuc-
vitnr 23d via Norfolk 2Sih 70 Il Mallory
Co. with molasnor. Went 70 pier l. Erie
Railroad Weehawksn. NJ.
Ctr AnQlia SaRua June %. 20 the New
york nutfQCuba Mail Hfeamshir Go. IN bal
iart. wsir 70 RoDins's dry dock, Erie Basin,
fir Santa Eulaiia. caibarien June g5. to
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Dangers to Navigation.

Reported ia the Photographic office.l
June 90. lat 81 81, ion ~ O5, log about
% feet long and foot IN diameter, covered
Win barnacieo.
June 20. iat ~ -. lon 80 lo rusty
spherical object. with staff about feet
tall.
Juno -. iat ~ 80 ion IS 81, log about
II feet long and 8 feet In diameter. with
short branches attached. tWhat was prob
ably the same log was sighted later on the
above date IN lat ~ 81. Ion rs ~. and again
on June II IN lat ~ 2s lon rs 2i)
June ia. lat ~ 20. lon 80 80. to lat 4S 30,
II 50, a borg. and lat 80 Is, Ion 45 o., and
lat 4s 70, Ion ~ &c. bergs.
juno II. lat ~ 90, Ion fs 2G, ceborEs
lat a. 90. Ion 4s 32 bergs lat " 20, Ion
IN m, bergs; iat ~ 20. Ion 10 ~, borgs; LAT
90 81 lon ~ OF. beres lat As -, Ion 80 ~,
small berg. and lat ~ oI, Ion ~, large
berg.
Juno q. lat iG 90. lon u ~, an iceberg
TAT ~ rs lon ~ %. az iccperg lat so ~,
Ion ~ o.. two horgs: lat 90 ~, Ion ~ "a,
a berg: lat tG -. Ion " q, berg; lot
az OT, lon 90 0G, a berg, md june -. lat
i5 OF Ion ~ 49, medium sized BERG, with
a pinnacle about ii0 feet high at one end.
Il coast guard cutter Namacraw reporta!
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CABLE REPORTS.

ALcIERs, June l9-Arriyed. str Jean Sterr
(F'rl, New York.
ANTWERP. June 2,j--Arrived, BolingbrolSe
(Tsr Montreal via London.
Arrived 2Stn. str Scandinavian CByb, Mon
;reai via Southampton.
Sailed 2Sfh, str BoiagbroSe (Drl. Montreal
AvC%NHf.TlI. June 2S--Saied str Kansas
tBn. New Work.
RIs;.FAS'n. JUNG .s--saied str Dunafi
Head CBrr Mpntrsal
Arrived 29th, stl CarrigaD Head (Br),
Montreal
BERGEN. June ia-Sailed. STR Ranenfjord
lNorl. Sandy Hook.
BREMEN. juno 27--Arrived, str Michigan
CTr,. Galveston via Norfolk.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

pals, Choluteca (also prints. &c, for Ma
caoine, Tesucis lpa anu Nuscaranl, IN Hon
curas Cauea and Narln9 departments ot
duras and letter mail for Salvador >. via
Cristobal. str Alllnnca, go pm (sup $50
PAD.
SATURDAY. JULY ..
Costa Rica CUBA. Canal zoae and Pan
anna a., via Havana, Cristohal and Port
Limon, Str Ulua, 1880 AM.
Cuba Especially addressed only. via Ha-
vana. str Mexico. AN,
Jamaica and Colombia. except Cartagena,
Cauca. Narino and Masdalena departments
tCuba must be specially addressedl. via San
tiago. Kingston, savanisia and Cartagena.
Porto Rlco, st Thomas and ST Crolx, via
San Juan, str Ponce. $3.50 AN tsup $3.50
south Brazil. Arr1tlna. Uruguay and
Paraguay. Via RIO JareirO, MonteNiGeo and
Buenos Aires. str Martha Washington. 1880
AN
Turks island and Dominican Republic. via
Turks Island Monte christi, Puerto Plata,
Samana, Sanchez. san Pedro de Macoris,
Azua and Ba-ahoHa. sta Huron, 1850 AM
(snp 1a M,
Canal Zone Panama. Salvador prints,
&cl. Nicaragua (except East coastl. Anna
caome, Tegucigaipa and Yuscaran) in Hon
duras. Cauea and Narno departments of
and letter mail for Salvador -. Via Cris-
tobal. callao. Mollendo. Arica, lquique,
sllOidSaStd anu NtiphfhlSu, ST. i-sstdulObs
12:30 I'M (sup 1880 PM).
ST Thomas, ST CroiN St kits. Nevis, Saba,
ST Martins. 81 EuStatius, Antigua, Monteer-
rat. Guadeloupe. Dominlca, Martinique St
Lucia and Barbados. VT ST Thomas, st
Croix. st Kits, Antigua. Guadeloupe Domia-
cu Martinique, st Lucia and Barbados. str
Pulwico, AN Csup 10 NM3.
Trarspacific Mails.
Close al New York at q PM as follows;
Australia and New Zealand Especially ad-
dressed onlyl, vip Seattle. str West Ca
nafgo, July J.
Hawaii. Via San Francisco. str Wilhel-
nina. Julyl
Hawaii. Fiji Islands New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria. Be,
sti, Niagara, July 4.
Japan, corea, China, Siberia. French Indo-
China. and Netherlands East indies Except
Sumatra9, via Seattle, str Silver State,
July !.
Hawaii. Philippine Islands. Straits Settle
ments. Sumatra ard specially addressed mail
for French Indo-China, British India and
Cey,on, via San Francisco, str Granite State,
July q.
.Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
fParcel post mails aud specially addressed
Correspondence.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

BOSTON. Mass. June 30--Capt Smith of
tag Energy. in Yesterday with barges. re-
ports = TO 3 miles. from entrance buoy of
Broad Sound passed some floating wreckage,
including or 10 good sizod pieces of boards
and splintered lumber and what appeared 10
be, piece OF top OF tugs house, trimming
work painted lead color ard half of life pre-
server with word Tacony.
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Bound East.

schr Neva (Br). Jersey City for Bear
River, Ms.
schI- A g w ogvie (Br), Jersey City for
Woifvilla, Ms (anchorcd).
schr Minas King (Br), Gutenberg fol
Haitian (anchored).
Schr Charlie C willie. Ror: Reading for
Viuaiaveu, Mic (anchoredl.
Sehr WaWcnook. Fort Reading for Winter
port. Me (anol. orcdD.
Tug Wyoming towing = bcf-,ns taaclored).
steam lighter 4 L McGn tai T. 80 PN).
.dotor barge Socony (as 1850 PNp.
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AMERICAN SHIFTS ARE AVAILABLE fOR
YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE.
New com binGtion Passenger and Frsigh'
Chips, Fast, LUXURIOUS steamers.
neU number beside ships name hidlcGsfi
operator, shotcn bottom OF column
EUROPE
Plymouth. Boulosne and London
From New York
July 12-August l6-September 2o-old
O59).
Bremen and Danzi-
From New York
July 13-August 3o--Eudson (t5e,-
July % - September ! = Princess sfatoiha
July 2s-september 14-october ao-Po,o-
mac Q59).
Naples and Genoa
From New York
Middle OF July -Pocahontas Ct5M.
Plymouth, Chersoarg aud Brcmen
From New York
July 2s-August 2i-septenoer 2s-Anef-
August a-August 2T-september 2t-Gsorge
Washington d59).
SOUTH AMERICA.
Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Bucnos
Aires
FAR EAST
Honolulu, Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai. Ma
uila, Hongkong
From San Francisco.
July 23-Enpire State (100.
August 6--0iolden State (105)
Yokohama. Kebe, Shanghai. Hongkons, ny.
nlu
From Seattle
July a--Silver State C106).
July 3o-Wenatchee 106).
HAWAII, PHILIPPINES, EAST INDIA
Honolulu, Manila. Saigon, Singapore. CO.
lombo, Calcutta
from San Francisco
July 14--Granite State G05).
August 13-Creole State (105).
COAsTwISE AND HAWAII
Havana, Canal. los Angeles, San Frna.
cisco and Hawaiian Islands
COASTWTSE.
Havana. Canal. Los Angeles, San Francisco
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June 30. lat 80 50. lon 30 fs; lat AZ 80. lon
90 0G; lat 50 16. lon 30 10, and lat 40 81. Ion
81 as, bergs reported. lat :. u. Ion SO 26.
SIR Lord Kelvin reports small circular red
iron buoy, foet in diameter, eye bolt on top.
Coast Guard cutter Yamacraw proceeding
TO Halifax: ice patrol discontinuadD
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Junc So-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamcn's Church Institute, %
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian. or houra slow OF Greenwich
mean time Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
9S1O.
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The time given In The above table Is East
rrn standard time and Is furnished by the
Vni.ed States Coast and Ocodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add hour.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str North Land. boston for New York.
Tugs James McWilliams, towing ~ barges
(at ia AND A r SkiGmore, towing cat
$40 AVID; Alhrt. towing (at o. AM).
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
FRIDAY. JULY l.

North Brazil Icuitos, Pe,nambuco. Para
hyba. Natal, Cabedello, Maceio. Bahia and
Sergipe (other parts OF Brazil ~, via Para,
Maranham. Ceara. Natal Cabedcllo Per
nambuco. Maceio and Bahia, Virgil, $3.50
AM.
Hayti Curacao ,. via Cape Hayti, Port de
f1ix, Conaives. st Marc. Port au Prince,
Retr Goave, Miragoane, Jerenie, AUX Cages,
Jacme and Curacao. str Ariadne. 10 AM.
St Thomas. st Croix. ST Kits, Nevis. Saba,
st Martins. St Eustatius Antigua, Mont
serrat. Guadeloupe. Dominica, Martinique, ST
Lucia. Barbados and for Guiana, via Barba-
dos lGrenada. ST Vincent and Trinidad y,
via st Thomas. st Croix, ST Kits, antigua,
Guadeioupe. Dominica. Martinique, ST Lucia
and Barbados, str Parma, 12 NJ (sup ! PM)4
Hayti and Jamaica COLOMBIA y, via Port
au Prince, Kingston. Savanilla and Carta-
gena, str Elnlac, II M.
Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador (prints,
&c), Nicaragua Except East COAST, ANA
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Almanac for New York July /.

Sun rises ... - Moon rises. / 90 AM
Sun sets. ........ u Moon sets. II PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER JULY T.
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MAIIINr-rCR SAFE on WANTED.

FOR sAi,F.-rur. draf' r., compound TO-
9txoG In built faiS. Immediate delivery
MCINTOSH AGENCY. ~ Broadway.
Rowling Green 1851.
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WANTED--TOung man, familiar gonsral
iiuhtcra~e. first class knowledge etcyc.
dore and lumber iiehteraHe rates. Csll 81
A. NJ, room 1909, 20 Pearl 81.
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Transatlantic Mails.
SATURDAY. JULY ..


Europe. Africa and West Asia, via plym-
parcel post mails for Netherlands. str Ryn-
dam, AM tsup . :3O AND
EUROPE, Africa and West Asia, vin Plym-
outh. Cherbourg and Antwerp (mall y also
parcel post mails for Bglsiun, LlIxemburg
$3.50 AND.
Great Britain Except scotland), Belgium.
LnSenlburg. Netherlnnds. Norway, Sweden.
Denmark. Germany. Finland. Persia. South
Liverpool also parcel post mails for Great
Britain (except Scotland) and other coun-
tries, str Carona, s AM (sup $3.50 AND.
ireland and Scotland (other countries y
via Londonderry and Glasgow: also parcel
post mails for Ireland and Scotland. str
cafneron.a AM tsup $3.50 AND.
France. Rumania. Bulgaria, ,Czecho- Slovakia.
Jugo- -Slavia. Austria. Hungary. Poland Switz-
erland, Italy, Spain, Greece. Portugal. Turkey.
syria. Palestine, Egypt. British India, kenya
and Uganda. Malta, Gibraltar, siam. Cyprus.
Ceylon and Straits Settlements. via Havre
tother countries - : also parcel post malls
for France and other counts ries, str Lafayette,
3 80 AM tsup $3.50 AND
Denmark, Est1onia and Finland Especially
addressed ony), via Copenhagen Reval and
dslsingfors; also parcel post malls for Dem
mark and Finland. ctr MARCUS. $50 PM.
Italy (parcel post mails and specially adj
dressed correspondence via Palermo and
Naples. str Patria, 1890 AM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia (Lithuana,
Latvia and Esthonia y. via Cherhourg.
southampton and Hamburg; also parcel post
mails for France, Great Britain Ireland.
Germany. Austria, Czecho- -SlovakiH. Hun
orbita, 1880 AM Csup IL M.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24
LARGE ENTRY j VIZ IN
GOLF TOURNEY
TO Play for Open Cham
pionship Of Western Golf
Association. s.s

Cleveland. Aux. 24.-Nearlv a0n of
sAmerica's best n~rofe.sionai rolfer.
PLAYED the frst II holes for he nen
championship az the western Gnlf a.
sociation over the conrse n the Cat
wood club today, with Bobbv Tones
Of Atlanta the onlv formidabie ANA
teur competitor for thet title. now held
BY Jock Hutchison Of Chicaro. Who,
recently won the British omen cham
pionship.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24
FORMER MICHIGAN
GOVERNOR CHOKES
BEAR TO- DEATH

Sanlt Ste Marie, Mich, Aug. "a
Chase e. Osborn, former governor OF
Michigan, was receiving s~congratula-
tons today on the . success of his
fortieth bear hunt. n The animal, one
OF the smallest the former governor
has captured, was choked to death by
Mr., Osborn near his summer home on,
Duck Island In st. Mary's river after
a. twenty minute battle.
Mr. Osborn sighted the bear: from
the shore, and went III alone In Il
row boat to meet It. He tried to. shoot
with his pistol, but the weapon jam.
and as the animal attacked the
boat. the former governor swung at,
It With a swoodsman's Saxe. Several
times It was half over thess side ofsthe
boat and threatened tot oyerturn ii.
"a well dtrestsd blow from TIE axe.
the head. IT was hanging over the
side OF the boat In. q dazed condition
when MI. Osborn dropped the axe
and finished the battle bychoking III
to death. t5IsaS; 80. ~ /
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24
YOUTHFUL COLE
MARVEL IS STIL[
IN TOURNAMENT
Miss Burns, Winner 81 First
Round III Title Play Adds
Victory Today.

aL $3.50 ~ ~ STk
Eranston. Ill.,, Aug. 24.-Miss Miri-
am Burns. the sensational 17-year-old
Kansas City golfer. survived another
days play In the women's western
championship at West ,Moreland
Country club today by defeating Miss
Louise Rergus of Glenview club. Chi
cagos Z up and s to play.
Miss Jeanette Kinney OF Cleveland.
defeatedN Mrs. e.. E.. Harwood of
Olympia fields, Chicago 3 ana I.
Post Champion ELIMINATED.
Mrs. Harry Fisk of Aurora, past
champion. was eliminted by Mrs. Mel
win Jones Of Olympia fields. s and 8.
Mrs. Dave Gaut. Memphis. defeated
Miss DoEothea Klotx. Indian Fill.
Chicago. 5 up and 3 to play.
Mrs. H.sO. Gillette. Ridge club. Chi
cago. eliminated Miss Marie Powers
Of Glen Oak. Chicago, 1 up and Mrs.
J. w. Douglas. West Moreland club.
DISPOSED Of Mrs. George F.. Henne-
berry Of Glenview by the same score.
Two pairs In the. championship
flight remain to finish.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24
MlNOT TOOK
FIRST GAME
FROM FARGO
Errors Coupled With
Long Single Enabled
Hightower To Win

Minot NJ D.. Aug. 23.-Minot cap
tured the first of the four-game ser
les for the state championship with
Fargo this evening when "Bing"
Worner, Minot outfielder. hit a long
single with Hille and Kelly on the
bases enabling both to score.
The score up to that inning was /
to l. Minot annexed its first count
er In the opening frame when Berg
erino. first man up, singled and
boardman made a poor peg to second
when he. attempted to steal. The
ball rolled to the outfield and Berger
mo scored.
Fargo's only tally was a home run
clout by Gavin in the first half of the
sixth. The two runs by Hille and
Kelly in the sixth were not earned
runs. errors by Slyter and Lenahan
permitting them to reach first.
Boardman and Hightower, the two
pitching aces of the state. were on
the mound. Minot gathered seven
hits while the visitors clouted High
tower for six. Minot played error
less ball behind him. Both teams
showed the fighting spirit. skyock
and Jensen will be opposing pitchers
tomorrow night. f.
The box score:,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24
OF JAMES
COLLIER ON TUESDAY

Liverpool, AuE.24.-During q, re-
cent voyage OF the CarInania from
America, a request was received in
the ships wireless roomsfrom another
vessel asking fof the transmission to
her by wireless Of the words OF the
burial service.
The reason for this unusual request
was that al fremanzo on board the Ca
an Trapper, had been taken. Ill on
the voyage and had-died and the 5cap-
tain discovered that there was no
copy OF the Prayer; Book ON board. \
The Carmaria operator telegraphed
by wireless the. whssesEo of the burial
service. sSs&
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland, Aug. 2s.-New York to-
day cut Cleveland's lead in the Amer
lean league standing to n point by
defeating the Indians six to one in
the first of a three game series. Quinn
was effective, the locals lone score
being the result of Smiths home run
ove the right field wall.
Ruth hit his forty-seventh and
f~orty-eighth home runs Of the season,
in each instance driving in a, runner
ahead of him.
The Yankees drove Caldwell from
the box in three innings but failed
to do much with Mails or Morton.
It was OF Caldwell that Ruth made
his two home runs.
Score: r. H. e.
New York PIP 100 ooo-6 Z /
Cleveland . 900 100 900 S 8
Quinn and Schang; Caldwell. Mails,
Morton and O'Neill.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24
Frazier, Lemke And Hagen
Say Resignation RurnorIs
ffFabrIcated ~ Opponents

Bismarck Aug 237---GooNys Lynn Frazier,9@Wil-
ham, SLeIllke, atutoVrney general, and John Hagen,
COMMISSIONS 8of AGRICULTURE. TO-DAY declared na,hl;sihed
reports that they intended 10 Sresiga1 before TIL sNoyem-
erselection, aimed at their recall were rans invention,
pure and simple s5H6N a3S
MI.Leink gavelolt the following statement:
sssT The report that n serss any other member ofS the
state administration intended to resign prior to the re-s
callelection@Wa fabricated bysoirs opponents.
HLct ofriend of the adrniinisttrration be u11easy.s
sandSlket no enemy Of pllar.goyernfne be 5deluded.
s4a accept the challenge q reaction iinsid and outside the
stateto meet them at Philipppi and we shall give them
Sfhe greatest trouncing they have eyer had
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24
With the Pugs

When o figure that Joe Lynch got
$4,000 and Pete Herman 322.33O, a
total of .$59,S80 for their recent
championship battle, it's evident that
frenzied finance in fight purses didn't
come to an end July 2 at Jersey City.
The New Haven boxing commission
fused to sanction q proposed boxing
match between Bill Brennan Of Chi
cago and Harry Darneille Of. WASH
ington, scheduled Ito take place in
that city on September 8. The COM
MISSIONS announcement said it re-
garded the match as uneven. Con-
sidering that Darneille as copper
q street riot recently. according to
undertaking for Bill.
Chicago.-Charles White, J local
lightweight boxer, announced that he
had closed a match with Z Benny
s sag,,s t. e take a place at Philadelphia
Chicago.-Eddie Mahoney, the coast
lightweight. low making Chicago his
home, left5Tuesdayanight for st. Louis,
where he tackles Eddie Randall in an
eight round ~no-decision contest Sat
urday.
Jabez White and .solly Epstein have
been matched to appear in a ten
round bout on the same card with
Bryan Downey and Johnny Wilson on
Labor day at Tex Richards Jersey
City bowl.
A report from New York states
that Johnny Wilson, who meets
5DowneyNon Labor day. will receive a
%accepting Is, per cent OF the gross
receipts. Downey is to receive 500
600, with In optionssof accepting 20
PEI cent Of the gate receipts.
Chicago-Mark Aries Of Cham
paign, Ill, won the American anna
teur, championship at single targets in
h grand American handicap trap:
shoot. i%fSs sg4 aS#E83 I:
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SOUTH 81. PAUL.
LIVE STOCK.

South ST. Paul. Aug. 24.-:CatueNre-
eeipts 900: market dull. generally
steady to weak corn. fed beef steers
$7.00@ 800; half load today $3.50;
half load $7..75; a steers 1890
ZOO; bulk 5000 800: butcher:scows
and heifers mostly $3.00@4s50;.A few
ihetfers $500 0,6.0o; Gamers and cut
ters $1.50@ ESQ; bologna bulls $3.50
@l3.50;s veal calves Soc higher; prac-
o. @s.oe SAs stosksgs And feeders sse9n Steady 70.
weak III &s5as sG4s sa hi q
HOG receipts 1900; market strong
to 25c higher; some lights Soc up,
range $500 900; bulk $6.7b@ $50;
good pigs mostly SS.25. ,:5 !.
Sheep receipts 400; lambs u i@50e
lower; sheep steady; bulk medium to
good native lambs s.$7.50@7 It's; chlls
mostly $500: bulk ewes $500 3:59s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24
YARD
EVENT FEATURES
TRAP SHOOT TODAY

Chicago, Aug. :24.-Thel American
amateur ~eighteen-yard championship
event was started this morning on the
traps at the South Shore Country
club, where the grand American trap
shooting tournament is in progress.
Contestants are shooting at 200 tar.
gets, 18 yards rise.
The other principal event today is
the American professional 1S-yard
charhpicS hip, is yards rise, Many
contestants from widely scattered
parts OF the country are entered in.
each Of the events.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24
SUZANNE LENGLEN
SUFFERS RELAPSE;
MAY RETURN HOME

New York, Aug. 24.-Possibility
that Suzanne Lengen. French tennis
again on an American
court, doomed today when It was
learned Mile. Lenglen had suffered a
relapse in her bronchial trouble
which caused her to default in her
one appearance against Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory.
Mile. Lenglen attended her first
baseball game here yesterday and
later returned to her hotel at Forest
HIS, too i'll to see any one.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24

Summary-Three base hits, More;
two base hit, Bergerino; home run,
Gavin; first on balls, off Boardman 1,
off Hightower 1; left on bases. Minot
S Fargo a: first on error Minot o,
s Fargo a; nrst on errors Minot 2,
3, by Hightower cuuble plays,
Boardman to Shaffer to Lenahan; hit
by pitcher. by Hightower L Gavin;
sacrifice hits, Giffen. Umpires, Ham
flton and Luedke.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-24
AGENTS GIVE
SERVICES FREE:
NAB YIOLATORS.

Charleston. VIVA. Aug. 24.--State
prohibition s6ficefs recently laid of.
owing TO lsck on funds for the quar-
ter. have been donating their services
~ the state and within thespast few
days haye seized q 9 of moonshinei
legged tvtolators OF the law, according
to- q report issued yesterday BY the
prohibition commissioner. Agents IN
Lincoln county proved To be the most
active, carturtng eight stills and near
ly 5000 Eallops or hash.