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WILL !
Be SCENE OF
SHOW TONIGHT
Local Boxing Fans Will Be
Given Opportunity to See
Hanlon Work.

Jack Hanlon of Chicago. ring artist,
who is scheduled to box an S-round
with Johnny kquuf of Far
next Friday evening at the audi
forum. will give a sparring exhibition
lnis evening at s o'clock at the Wilde
Academy. Hanlon will box
four rounds. two with LeFevre and
with Werstlein. his sparring part
ners.
Grand Forks boxing fans have an
tonight to get a good idea
money next Friday evening. knuaf
has performed in this city in the past
and made a fine impression with the
fans. He is an aggressive boxer with
a short right uppercut that puts 'em
to sleep in short order. The Fargo
boy hits hard and is unusually fast
on his feet. In the past seven fights
he has participated in. six he cut short
by his famous kayo.
Hanlon has never boxed in this city
before and very few have had oppor-
tunity to see him work out. The
fan have been clamoring for a look
at him. so ]. u. Wilde has consented
to allow the Chicago batter to give
a short exhibition in the Billiard
Academy this evening. A few of the
old time ring men of the city have
,een over giving Hanlon the once-over
and they declare that he is an excep-
tionally strong boy for a 13s-pounder.
is reputed to be clever with the
padded. mitts and packs a sleep-pro-
ducer that is to be feared by the
toughest of EN-.
In addition to the feature go be-
tween Hanlon and knauf. three fast
preliminaries have been arranged for
by the members of Company M. All
of the men who are to participate in
the preliminaries are youngsters at the
game n some real rough mixes are
expected. The seni-final between
Couch and Werstlein is expected to be
very entertaining as both men have
had but little ring experience and they
are both tough and ready mixers.
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10 SHIP POLO PONIES.

Del Monte. CAL, Jan. 11.-Between
twenty and thirty polo ponies are to be
shipped from Honolulu January 8 for
Del Monte, according to word received
here from Walter F. Dillingham; of the
Hawaiian Polo club.
1t is expected the ponies will be
trained here until late in February or
early in March when the Hawaiian
players arrive to ride in matches.
Hawaii has not been represented
in a mainland polo tournament for
several years. On their a. visit the
islanders put up a good game and left
a very favorable impression.
The 1921 California polo season Of
ficially opens here January 20 with
an invitational tournament that will
continue until February 6 The an
nual tournament will be held here
from March Is to April 3.
The Hawaiian players probably will
compete against teams from eastern
Canadian and American cities and
Al0AlCO, = - NT g. .
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DAKOTA
" TO GET In
ACTION TONIGHT.
Crack Basketball Squad Will
BE Seen This Evening
against Concordia.

Gr3nd Forks n University
.iasise,hal fa:.s VIII get their first OBJ
portun.tv Of the season tonight to see
North Dakota univcrsitH's crack
basketball squad i'll action. Thu
t,ais., will be called at : o'c:ock sharp
nd the victims Of DAVIS wonderful
.2ani will he the representatives of
Conrordia college.
North Dakota has one Of the
strongest basketball teams in the
United States. according 20 the men
who witnessed the sanrc between the
day night at Minneapolis. Tine Dako-
IA men were in very poor physical
condition and completely outplayed
Cooks men on the floor. At the
close of the anne DR.. Cook stated
that North Dakota has a basketball
team that compares tavorably with
my conference team.
The am tonight promises to be
interesting to the local fans as it will
be an excellent opportunity to got a
linc III tho brand OF bal! that is to
hc played in the western conference.
The North Dakota "a Will show up
40 per cent better tonight than they
Gid last Saturday, MIR. Davis said this
morning. They have inc advantage
Ut playing on their OWN floor with
their W crowd Of rooters and their
physical condition has improved no
ticeably in the past few days.
. Nothing of the strength of the Con-
cordia team is known. but it is re-
ported that they have q strong outfit
in the field this season and are
anxious to pull through the season
without a defeat chalked up against
them. 1t has been said hat they
have even gone as far as to say that
this will be the second defeat in nine
teen starts for the varsity auint.
a record breaking crowd is expect
ed to attend the contes; tonight as
never before in the h,s.or7 o. the
North Dakota school has so mech en-
thusiasm been shown over a basket
ball team.
uora1G Want Az Irs1~ PoU,Na
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DEFINITE RULES
FOR BASEBALL
WILL Be MADE
All Differences of Opinion
Expected to Disappear at
Minor League Meet.

Chicago. Jan. 11.-Differences Of
opinion concerning rules under which
baseball is to be governed are expect
ed to disappear at the meeting today
of the minor league drafting commit
tee with the committees of the two
major leagues.
The minors body is composed of
President Martin of h Southern As
sociation, representing Glass A, Pres
ident Hickey of the American associa-
ton, representing Glass AA, President
Names of the Michigan-Ontari6
league, representing Glass B, Presi-
dent Walsh of the South Atlantic
league, representing Glass C, and
President Rose of the Florida State
league, representing Glass d. Presi-
dent Sexton Of the Minor association
and Secretary Farrell will act as ex-
officio members.
Membership Changed.
The national board of arbitration,
the governing body Of the minors, was
changed yesterday from a body of
nine to a body of even members, two
being from Glass AA, two from Glass
A and M each from Classes E, C
and D.
Approval of the new: national agree
ment drawn up in New York recently,
with appointment Of Federal Judge
X. NJ. Lands as baseball commission
er for a term of sever years was voted
by the two major league committees
at their meeting yesterday. Formal
endorsement by the two leagues may
be reached today.
Prospects of the minor leagues
joining with the majors appear bright.
A clause in the constitution of the
National Association of Minor Leagues
establishing the salary limit # play
ers In the various classes was dis
cussed n left open. a s had been the
case on other occasions. Several
amendments to the constitution were
adopted. probably the most important
OF which was one designed to elm
mate gambling and game throwing.
To Prevent Betting.
The president of eac league was
authorized and directed to. maintain
strict supervision over all clubs to pre-
vent open pool selling" or betting in
n parks and to investigate any ru.
NOR charging any player With offering,
agreeing, conspiring. or attempting to
lose my game, betting on any game
or of being interested in any pool.
The major league committees in
session yesterday agreed to recon-
mend at the joint session with the
minor league drafting committee to-
day the adoption of a new form of
layer contract and the signing OF a
contract with Judge Lands for tho
seven year term agreed upon last No
vember when he accepted the nost NJ
commissioner of baseball. In the new
form of contract for players there will
De a paragraph or two, it is said. re.
iatlns to the conduct of the players on
n of the field, intended to imnrove
the morale of every club.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF NOkTu DAKOTA.

In District Court-First Judicial District
Elmer w. Lee :..:......... .Plaintiff
You are hereby summoned to tanswnr =
the complaint in this action, which com.
plant IS now on file in the office of the
Grand Forks County, State of.North Da-
kota, and to serve a copy of your answer
UPON the subscriber Within thirty days
in case of your failure to appear or an
sWer: Judgment will be taken againet 3
Daated becemhe,r. cath. 1920. "a.
Is, HFFS N,{o5 o.kE AZ :, IS
A z zGI; Security Building, Grand
Dec. %; Jan. 4-1171s-25: and Fob. 1.1aa
NOTICE OF sxr1E.-IoN Of Fznrou1s.-.
s.,.,,A 3E5ESDE9rT10N.
section ssss' 'c 'R%Hansed Laws Of 1919 as
TO NE Jondahl. to the occupant and to-
al others interested: So
No. ,475o1 Issued upon the YAK sale BE-.
serihsd land; W: Lot i. Bicck T., Of
F FuSa.'e ar and't Fark to ,tns : CITY Of Grand
the taxes Of the year 1915 on snfd land
mas been presented at this ofIae and snss4
pltcation made for. deed thereon: that
snS fsn MAS. WAS sold !, aid sale Tor s4s.ll
and from said sale at the date harene
exclusive Of the costs to accrue Epon,this
t nGa,ss fd = ted. sn n9 ct $500 ana thst Tho
this notice. ol
Witpsss my hand and seal OF once ~,
c.mhsr f e Nd. this 18th day 81 d.
N.TfNNfs ~SSs
,sr., HANS Anderson;
SEAL EA County Auditor
Grand Forks County. N.'D.Sd n
dec. S;dJan. 4.ll.y
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }
County Of Grand Forks

rS ,-s SIS. Re Hh"
County of Grand Forks. s..
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Hilda
Flat. signe Flat and Arthur Flat,
minors:
Notice is hereby given, that in pursu-
ance Of an order of license therefor duly
Of the estate Of Hilda Flat, Signe Flat
and Arthur Flat, minors. on the ;.rd
days of January. 1921, l will sell at pri-
vate sale the following described lands
lying n being in the County of Grand
The northeast quarter Of Section
Twelve in Township One Hundred Forty
nine of Range Fifty. CNE4, 1919. 5O),
and that said sale will be made on or,
after Thursday, the 27th day of January,
1921. and bids for said Lane will be re-
Judge of the County Court at the Court
House in the City of Grand Forks.
county and state aforesaid. All bids or
offers for said land must be in writing.
designated or delivered to the undersign-
ed. Ole y. Nordbo. guardian of the estate
personally, at any time prior to the
making of said sale: that said sale will
be made upon the following terms, all
cash or .one-third cash at the time, Of
within three co years from date Of sale.
the purchaser to give his notes therefor
at the time of sale, said notes to pear
interest at the rate OF, seven per cent.
by MORTGAGE upon the land sold !
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D., this ard
OLE B.. NoRDBo,
Guardian OF t:,:,s Estate of
M Hi'da Flat. Signe Flat g
and Arthur Flat, minors.
t(Jan. 4, II, IS and 25,) 81 rs
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Hyde Park Students
Would Bar Players
#. Who Played Unfair.

Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE Hyde Park
Testimony in the schools football
scandal today reported to Principal
H.NB. LOOMS their, recommendation
that the footbaA playeA permitting q
ringer" to play with them in the
SLaFf1singA Michtean, high school. foot
q ganiet last fall be barred from
athletics.
The jury was composed Of twenty
students. some or them girls.
Roy "Wop" Simmons, captain of
the University Of Chicago freshman
football team, q Hyde Park graduate,
played fullbaok against Lansing and
recently was dismissed from the unit
versity on charges involving this ac-
ton,
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Section 2222.N Compiled Laws OF 1918
amended - J. y
10 Della Purcell. TO the Occupant and
to all Others Interested: )
:. Take notice that Tax Sale Certificates
47411 and 474l2 issued upon the
Tax Sale Decembertl1th; 1917 Of the fol-
and Three 81, Block F, Of Bulge l.
Eshelman's end Addition to the City of
Grand Forks Grand Forks County, n.
D., for taxes of4thes year 1916 on said
land has ben presented at this office and
application made for deed thereon Tint
said land was sold. on said date for
$3.50 and the amount required to re-
deem said land from said, sale atfthe
date hereof exclusive Of costs to accrue
upon this notice is the sum of S5S.09
and the time: for redemption from shid
sale will expire ninety days after the
service of this notice.
Witness my hard and sealaof office
ct Grand Forks, N: D.. this 10th day 81
(sNAL) HANS AND ERSoE.
County sAliditorK.M
Grand Forks County, N. ID.
[ Jan 11-1st26.l a;t'
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LEGAL NOTICES.
su1G1eoNS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

G4.+r-y ~ ~ ,lNtrE OO~AV~ss E..n.t t.Ft ~.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA a..
County Of Grand Forks r,ct
IN District CQurt-Eirst Judicial DistrAcs
w Nss|,. A Ess,s; Si ssaie
and Florence Halverson. y. PLAINTIFFS
All persons unknown claim.
Ing any estate or'tnterest
In, or liens or incum-
described in the COM n.,
r ,p.a sest: Of North Dakota to the above
named defendants: .r,,.
You, and each Of you, are hereby ;rt y s1 'the
moned to sn:wer the u gT !; 81 on n fle in
the office Of the Clerk of Court, in n
for the County OF Grand Forks and state
OF North Dakota, the First Juo1cial DIS
t ,noa and and to s9,s sscys = e9 %iyh IN y thirty yad days
after the service Of this summons upon
you, exclusive of the day OF service: ana
in case Of your failure to appear or
YOU for the relief demanded in the com.
plant. n
80" W. 3. ARNOLD:
Attorney {of Plaintiffs:
office and p~ostorice address. North
wood, North Das NoT1cE.
To the above named defendants n TO
all others whom it may concern
Notice is hereby given, that the relief
sought and demanded in the above en-
titled action consists in excluding the de-
PENDANTS and all other persons unknown
claiming any estate or interest In or lien
or REMEMBRANCE upon the following de-
cribed real estate, from n interest,
estate. right, lien or inournbrancc there
upon to-wit:
; The Northeast quarter (N. Z. W Of
| section .t~wenty-four (24). l.
The, Northeast Quarter IN. e. ~ OF
section thirteen (13).
The Southeast Quarter IS. Ed 20 OF
section thirteen (13).
The Northeast Quarter IN. T.. ~ OF
section twenty-five (25).
The Northwest Quarter IN. T.. ~ of
| section twenty-five (25). .
The Southwest Quarter Is. w. NJ OF
section thirteen 1S).
All in Township One hundred FIFTY
the NTH principal meridian. sitpated IL
North Dakota, n that no personal
| claim is made against any Of the above
-, W. B. ARNOLD.
Attorney for Plaintiff
OFFICE and %postorice address, North
wood, North Dakota. ~ =
(Dec. 14-21-eS. 1920; Jan. 4-11-1s. 1919
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SCORES OF
LAST NIGHTS PLAY
SMITH Is

Cleveland. O.. Jan. 11.-Eln1er
Smith, 1920 worlds series hero, has
become a benedict. His bride, who
was Miss Ruth Hanrath, is the chum
of Mrs. William Wambsganss, wife of
Smith. who played right field for
the championship Cleveland club.
knocked the first home run ever made
with the bases full in a worlds series
game. Smith did it in one of the
games here with. Brooklyn. On the
same day, Wambsganss. second base
a established a record by. making
a triple play unassisted.
"Now that I have a wife named
Ruth, perhaps I will beat Jul Babe
in home runs next season." Smith
Faid as he departed on his honey
moon. 80. = s4..t&4
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xorIo1 70 onxD,riro1s
In County. Court
State Of North. Dakota, County Of Grand

STAKE Of North Q County OF Grand
III the Nsttrr. tof. the Estate OF Mar
thaf2 r-'taan. *e,sci known as Marthe
FArtbsrr Neceass6t .gS
Notice n Ne-ehv ~svew nv A VI. r,andt.
Eexct,tor ~ stne Sstete ~ sss-tba, Erick.
5a,ee ken go sfa~tba., T-irsen. Dc
cea seN, 10 thN c-cai9cra nrsant MI uer-
sons ahastrPS rlsi-yrs tage,nst said de-
ceased. TO present them. with the nerea-
savy Vouchers to- the said, A. B. Londt.
Jtxschtor. q Northw6od.S NJ. D..E.within
3s.y vron.hsS aftet the first publication Of
Dated january 10th. AID; 1871.
53sSe A. 'B..aLAEDT,
Executor Of the Last WiiJ ana
Testament Of NRrtha 4 Epik-
son. ale0 known, as Marine
Fsrfkaen. deceased.
First 5pnbltcs ton Jan; t1,s19s1.s 49,
iJan... I1-I8.26. Feb. ID.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CITATION.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, :

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court
Tn the matter OF the estate Of Mary Elite :
Day. deceased:
w. J. Pierce. $1,000. .Fetltaoner
RG minor, HuP P.ioneI Elliot ~,
Buttery, Alice Lorraine
.Buttery, q minor. Eva &'F,H" - =
Estella Nelson, Lenna ~ < .es
Elliot, Alice Minerva
DER, w. K. Treumann,
as special guardian for
said minors. n Don
Mcdonald, guardian OF '
Ronld Rupert Erwin .... Respondents
The State Of North Dakota and the said
county court to the above named re-
s%bendents, greeting: 49,
purporting to be the last will and tesla
inent Of Mary Elite Day; aecease a. tate
90 cou na'e on sG the ssst aad day Of November, 1926.
whereas. v: J; PIERCE ee.a The he executor Sssst;tn
renresenting among other things. that the
said Mary Ettie Day died in the city and
county Of Grand Forks, North Dakota:
~testate. and that Said petitioner is.the
ment, praying that said instrument may
be admitted to probate, and that letters
te~stamentary be to him issued thereon.
Therefore, you, ana eacn OF YOU; arc
pear before the County Court Of the
County Of Grand Forks, in said state. At
the office of the County Judge Of said
court, at the court house, in the City Of
Grand Forks, N. D; On, the Sth day o. o.
that day'. at which time and place the
proofs Of said instrument and the said
petition will be heard before this court,
when all concerned may appear n con-
test the probate of said instrument.
Let service of this citation be q g
all persons interested. by waiver OF
service, by personal service, or by. pub
Hcation as required by law. If publica-
ton is made. the same shall be published
in the Grand Forks Herald, a newspaper
printed and published in. Grand Forks.
said. county n state, fer three weeks
Dated December 9th, 1920.
D BY ORDER OF COURT.
l.. X. Hassell. Z,
Judge of County Court.
(Dec. %; Jan. 4-11.)
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HAVE Y

Chicago, Jan. ia gymnasium on
the twenty-second floor provides exer-
else. under a physical director, for
employees of the Continental and
Commercial National bank every day
after business hours.
The gymnasium instructor has an
sically fit. He has ar eight-team in
door ball league in operation. as we'll
as women's classes in which ffty-six
women are enrolled. Older men Of
the bank are also taking part in the
athletics. About 17S men are en-
rolled in the senior class. .
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" ALMA,K. JOHNSON.

MY commission. expires. oct. IS. 1929.
cr assSsv1e e. G fsSnn caramel c,n dtisScG
15ss4-Ice. cream vanilla. LaMoure
Creamery Co, LaMoure: n. D. Con-
tanned gelatin and seccharin. Iilegal.
D. Mt labeled short weight. Illegal.
& Haley. Tacoma. Wash. Not labeled
f e Tesshs; .1lee% Chocolate. G-r.ense,d.s
E. Grsenseld!s Sons, New York. Not
labeled for weight. illegal.
15444-candy. vanilla fruit. curtiss
Gsney co iil eeafaso' III: Not labeled Tor
l5145-Gandy; jolly Jack. Chocolate
sago: 1iiy Not labeled for weight.
II, iS; S;:ss;, ID sssalk :. E Ws.s so,: TRY
with coal tar dye: Illegal:
VI she SsE.s a IN Slu !, S s:ss1t
found Gi 60 s on. sskort' weight s i 0O"' w.
1$47s-Cherry Pie Compound. Breenet
: R sss. n;. M,%neeR H1es.ll Mimi Ben70ate
1547s-Creannery- Butter. n. W.. Farm
ers' Coop. Dairy. 4 Produce Co., Farko.
y. p. Moisture high; fat low. ILLEGAL.
Produce Co.. Fargo, n. D. Fat low. IL
'ef isl7s = Creamery Butter. n. ".
Esrmers S4 cs,oP sd R3si.y : b,r f1od }st &C.,
l'i 1881 Creamery Butter Midland
b,ssI f,s ss;i Fargo, y: Q. Moisture
"'1 1889 Mcreamery Butter: Northern
hieh: fat low. Illegal.
154ss-creamery Butter; Lee Coop.
Grs. S;e5y' A Ai'sFai. Per'eS' Mimi Moist
154s1Icreameiy Butter. Brakeman
Russell Go. tNo address,. Moisture
high; fat loW; Iliegni; r.,.o, roo,
prodpets Co.. Fargo, \. 3. peeomposed;
gelatinizinE power poor: Illexsi:
154s2ICreamery Butter. Name OF
lA i5 aSS. B / R Brand.
RrechetsA Richter, Minneapolis. MINI.
Not 15s 8 pure E Es,ntane'I b1 1t1sefl' r1einricn.s.
Heinrich Chem. Co. Minneapolis. MINI:
coltssd with goal tar dye. Not labeled
moe sSristine. NJ No label. Illegal.
15S57-Lard. Home rendered. Dray-
ton.n1eat market. Dfayton. N. D. Labeled
8 lbs. net weight 2 lbs. 1915 ozs. Short
Iss5s-I.ard. Mcdonald Farr & Co.,
Grafton. II. b. No label. Illegal.
2ss,GEapens; Msc %'tS co & Co. Co. W. WI.
p ppna: Msn1 with IG bensois acid. illesai I'
es1o-Grape Crush. blue Rock Prod
ucts Co., Fairview. Mont. saccharin
present. rlleEal -
CO., st. Louis. MO. coiored with coal
2s15@Rumoia. Crown Beverage Co.
ST. Louis. Mo. s%accharin present. H.
2sis-.cherry Maid: Francis creppsr
oranee III (coal tarl: Illegal.
2sl7-Hot Shot; Grown Bsyerase Co.;
i've: saccharin present. ~IleEal,..
Beverage Co.. St. Louis, Mo- saacchafin
pr : 5 lilesai Juice Meter,s catarsa.
Bismarck Grocery Co. aJobberl: Bis
marck, N. D. sulfur dioxide present
Use, :s'Ss: I: :. .,s '9 ss;s.9 j: y ss,s %sr@ Viz; {
e; ;s7 = B%sSsrase: Top n,, Motsh
Rottiinr Works, bismarck, =. d. NoI
properiy steriiized. Illegal.
c,} fs'1 hottiinr % G7asF; B ss7ns; c e. 5
S Si,y properly s,eriiized. illegal.
Chicago. III. suifur dioxide present
so4I-Grane Juice: L&keshore Brand
xiven. Contains sulfur dioxide.A Illegal
3o4s-Wild Cherry. Blue. Rock Brand
Blue Rock Products Co.. Fairview, Mont
Coloreds with coal tar dye; contain:
saccharin. illegal.
= 3o77-Cherry Cider American eide,
Co., st. Paul. MINI Colored with Goa
tar dye: benEoates present. Illegal. Z
HANS ANDERSON =
County Auditor.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. }
County of Grand Forks.
In County Court.

county or Grand FOrkS.
- In County Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Henry
Starmann, deceased:
On reading and filing tho petition of
Hepry O'Keefe. Jr. te~stamentary adnlio-'
istfator of the estate of Henry Star
Manu., deceased, representing among
other. things. that he has fully admin.
istered said estate, and praying that a
time and place be fixed for examining
and allowing the account Of his adrntn-
istration, and for the assignment Of the
residue of said estate to heirs:
1t is ordered, that said account be ex-
amined, and petition heard, blythe judge
of this court on Saturday. the 5th day Of
February. A. d. 1921. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
at Grand Forks in said county
And it is further ordered. that notice
hereof be given to all persons interested
by publishing a copy of this order or a
citation for four successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing. in the Grand
Forks Herald. a daily newspaper, printed
n published at Grand Forks in said,
county.
Dated at Grand Forks. N. D., this srd
day Of January, 1921. %
lCOURT SEAL)
By the Court.
F.. l.. X. HASSELL.
Judge of County Court.
HENRY O'KEEFE, JR.,
Attorney for Estate.
Grand oFrks, N. D.
Clan. 4. II. 18. 25.)
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6 NO TIME.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 11.-"Pep"
Young, star second baseman with the
Detroit Americans. is within the fold
for the 1921 After agreeing
to salary terms with President Navin,
Young lost no time in signing. His
contract calls for an increase in salary.
Young ranked third in fielding last
season,
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CARROLL TO GET TRIAL.

Cleveland, o.. Jan. 11.-Frank
Lefty Carroll. a Cleveland semi-pro
pitcher, will receive a trial with the
Tulsa. Okla. club Of the Western
league next season. Carroll won
twenty out Of twenty-three games in
1920. Seven of the contests resulted
in shutouts.
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Columbia Is. Co State-The Pill
grims. as we have often noticed in
pictures, used to &C to cnurch armed
with gums. Now we know why. 1t
was to guard against the fury Of
those whom blue Sundays had driven
to desperation.
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PLAYERS SIGN UP,

St. Louis. Mo-. Jan. members
of the st. Louis Americans are rapidly
signing up for the 1921 season. john
ny Tob.n, the Browns left fielder, is
the latest player to attach his sigma
ture to a contract. He. had q good
year in 1920 hitting well over the
9O0 marE