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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27
LNNDRu FACES TRIAL.

PARIS, May 27.--(A. Pit now
seems fairly certain that Henri Desire
Landru, who, for the past 80 months,
has been awaiting trial on charges of
murder growing out of the disappear
ance without trace, of II women to
whom he had promised marriage, will
come before the Versailles assizes in
July.
Landru has become a great favorite
with the wardens because of his un-
faltering good humor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27

Co. booth reminds us forcibly of a
label we've seen on n hottle-some-
where-sometime-b it's all so hazy
now.
There are no automobiles on dis
play at the carnival. our advice to
prospective purchasers is this;
Start the word around that you
want to buy new car and when you
get home at night you will climb over
the literature that the dealers have
sent you.
4 Rose by any Other Name NOul'l
smell As Sweet
While out shooting jackrabbits the
other day George Bacr saw iii amt
NAL and was afraid to shoot because
he didn't know whether 1t was hadg-
er or a skunk and the wind was blow
ing Georges way.
It seems that Grover Cleveland
Bcrgdoll has taken refuge at Mosback.
Another good word spoiled by bad
association.
Colonel Charles Wellington Furlong
who has finished his Let 'er Buck
story says he wishes the Offiscat could
be published in book form so that we
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27

While there were plenty of sheep III
the North Portland alleys ON Thurs
day. quality was lacking as a RUE
Trading in the division started eN-
tremely slow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27

Citations of agricultural producers
from restrictions of antitrust laws in
marketing their products, for regu-
lating grain and cotton exchanges
for requiring alleged wool fabrics sold
in interstate commerce to bear marks
indicating the percentage of wool and
shoddy content, for similar branding
of paints. regulation of cold storage
and regulation of cotton futures sales.
Chairman Kenyon of Iowa announc-
ed that the bloc" would meet again
June and consider any action its
members might desire to take in sup
porting measures designed to pro-
mote the financial welfare of farming
sections.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27
FreckIe
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How tn Remove Easily

Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-facc.
to try a remedy for freckles with tho
guarantee of a reliable concern that It
will not cost you a penny unless 1t
removes the freckles; while II it does
give you clear complexion the cx-
pensc il trifling.
Simply get an ounce Of Othinc--
double strength--from any druggist
and few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself OF
tho homcly freckles and get beauti-
ful complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
BE sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othinc as this
strength is sold under guarantee OF
money back IL it fails to remove
freckles
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27

NEW YOEk, May -I.-tA. ~ I
stock trading yesterday was of an un-
certain character Further short COW
erines was prompted by approaching
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27
Manufacturing Products
Increased by Big Per Cent.

WASHINGTON. May ETA. P.)-
With an increase of only five per cent
in the number of manufacturing es-
Establishments in operation. American
industrial products increased $50 per
cent between 1914 and 1918, the Gen.
sus bureau today announced. In 1919
with 2SS,375 establishments reported,
the value of products was $62,5SS.-
905. 1000, against a value of $23.246,
$4,000 produced by 275,79 establish
ments in 1914.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27

We prowled around the carnival
some today. one thing we noticed
was that it isn't the auto tires alone
that have the cord feature; the Work
inGmen's Clothing Store shows some
Keystone Cord Pants. We did not note
a demountable rim feature, however.
If that yellow canary at the Craw-
ford Furniture Co. booth had been
parrot, he might have picked up
some interesting new words from Clio
when he hit his finger with the ham,
mer while arranging the Golden West
display.
That white horse at the Hamley &
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27

tTrom the Oregon Juurnal)
The price Of lambs took slump IN
the local market in midday trading
Hogs were Inclined to show weak
ness during the Thursday trade az
North Portland; cattle were slow ana
there was dragging tone in the sheep
alleys. First prices were unchanged
North Portland had few hogs offer
ing on the open market Thursday but
the trade was weak and depressed, al
thouRh the pressure was scarcely sur
ncicnt TO affect the price.
General hog market range.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27
Senators From agricultural
Bloc" to Put Through Bills.

WASHINGTON. May ETA. P)-
Measures pending before congress
were unanimously endorsed today by
% members of the senate from south
ern and western states who have or
ganized an agricultural bloc"
Among bills to which support was
pledged were those for freeing asso-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27
Dock Properties
Acquired by Bank

SAN FRANCISCO. May ETA. P0
Mortgages held by the First Nation.
al Bank of San Francisco on ware
house and dock properties in Seattle,
owned by the East Waterway Dock
and Warehouse company and a fleet
of tank cars belonging to the Rogers
Brown Transportation Co. were fore
closed yesterday in the United States
district court here yesterday in judg-
ment for S1,502,039.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27

two W. k. authors might exchange.
He says he'd like to have our auto
graph but the fact is We haven't had
one taken lately.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-27

Cattle demand was not at all good
at North Portland Thursday. There
was only small supply offering, but
killers appeared to have moro than
their immediate requirements and
were not keen bidders.
Gnnnrnl cntiln market rnnrn,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

vapa nmmasass .asassa- ~Aala,
~ uaEa .Allf - - sse. Bnsa eauls 10
mlnra. so lraSs a. Naussis . pea.
lAssnenle ia llemnEm-.
ENTRAnA Z eAaanA tlR ncQcER
IN 'alrlru- sAbara snEa Nrw fosk
a aia ss.
aa 'al~alsiK- saiis = nslAN~lrs para
Filaaeluhla coa s2@e sacos ae nEa.
e1E
~ -courlis- llegs AYR DE- madrn.
eaaa. pEe~a-aie o. New Ierk. con
carea E~nrral.
~ "MnliBeCasa-. said RI para New
Yotk 81 - del cie.
On -caracas" salis Il domingo q
~ n. para New York. ptocedrnuie Dc
vencEnrla y Cnraxae.
E -san l.osrnzo-. sab mahana q
las - n. de New Work. para esia.
Fl -Ponce" saliS Il mid Tcoles de este
puerto para Il de- New ,lork. con car
"a. correspondence = pasajeros.
FL "San Juan lleg6 .irer tarle de
New York. con carSa. correspondence
y msajeros.
II philadelphia sali0 el sabado
~, de New York. para este puerto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
DE- RlllS
LECHERAS

a. nanASe sAsat,e cue rsswsaimruss
sns~aasmsnas "a f'mas. Rho -. sin
ga ~ivsna. a-eaxssdirmie ae alcasls
sFalae b. E-s,aAa sn Do Isamrs~ss aiias
ae-ssas-, sss Observation-Disclosures. HASA ~
,-s~ss af1.s ~ ~ hal,sa hssiBs -sfaer.
~ alenno Tera Il meiaramisnis DE- es-
r. Eaaasla. iinIsoiiataho aiFas razas: n
tampscs - ha hralo inienci5n alga.
IA dnrante l"s nasaaos 4a aises de-
lal~r sisio pssl,lada Ia lsla. para Il
iaeiaramicnio del ganado naiiva. por
medic de Ia selecci6n. con algdn fih
especial. ri tan siqnicra se ha inien-
iado seriamenie encasiar de 10 meier.
Mas siDemlnrgo. con esta fsiia de-
,.tidado y aIenci6n ienemos una esplen
dida raza de ganadO native de- bnen
amaiis. fnerte. y de facil manejo. los
uales son especialmente excelentes
animales de trahajO.
Las razas de ganado vacuno pueden
ser divididas en- dos classes: las cria-
las para carne y las criadas para le-
che. I'm las razas de carne las miras
IAN sidO deSarrollar animales que lie
suen Il su complete desarrOllO en el
mas breve tempo que tambien pro-
luzcan Ia mayor cantidad de carne
,On Ia menor caniidad de alimento
ieneraimenie hablando este tipO de
inimal eS el que tiene Ia f0rma de
IN hloluc Las razas lecheras SO han
Duscado para Ia production de leche
: sa tipo general puede decirsc que
es el de una cuha-partes traceras
grandes. Y delanteras delgadas.
En- Puerto Rico Sc esta hacienda
ahOra un seriO esfuerZO para mejOrar
el galnadO en- la Isla. Nuestra mayor
necesidad estriba en- los productOs de
la lecherfa Y ese tipo de animal es el
q. debemos buscar mejorar. Anualmen
te impOrtamos mayor nGmero de ga
nadO lecherO de pura r:iZa. Sc esta
Obteniendo buenos ingresos dOnde Sc
lie dd un buen Guido a este ganado.
pero el negocio >esta amenazadO CO.
rrer grave peligrO debido principal
mente al hecho de que tenemOs una
epidemia en- ell ganadO,-una fiebre, la
cual es Nevada de unO a Otro por la
garrapata que tanto abunda en- todos
nuestros pastOs. Glandes esfuerzos Sc
estan hacienda para extirpar la garra.
pata V en- la actualidad va cOntamos
con mas de 80 tanQues de immersion
en- la isla. Sin duda alguna, que den
tro de breves amos habra de iniciarse
una campala tOmando la isla p0r sec.
clones Y exterminando la garrapata
de mOdO que esta playa desaparezca
eternamente. ST lOgrasemOs romper el
ciclo de vida de Ia garrapata, no per-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

Manifesto asa vapur .'Monioso'. llr-
saso de- New Orleans q The \. \. aud
n. q. \. \. Go.
sue. de PerrE Hnos-. Coo sacos hari
M triso y - caJas manteca.
Sobrinos de lzqnienlo y Go. 100 ca
las de- manieca.
&. RamireE Co.. 80 sacos harina
trigo. 3,0s5 saccs de arroz y 20 cajas
de manteca.
Perez Hn0s., 15O cajas de jab6n, IS
cajas menudos, 100 cajas salchichas
en- latas.
Sue. de L. viIlamil y Co. 303 cajas
jab5n pasta y polvo.
]. OchOa y HnO. 3. .I35 pockets arroz.
Dds sac0s de alimentO. 20 sacos dc
garbanzOs.
Luiha Murias Y Freirfa. 40 sacOs
harina trigO.
HilariO Santos y Co., 1900 sacOs ha-
rina de trigO.
Baquero y Co, $50 sacos harina de
trigo.
b. Fernandez Y HnOs. 81 cajas me-
nudos.
carvajal Boris y Co, so cajas de
menudo de cerdo.
Rodriguez Trelles Hnos., 25 sacos
garbanzos Y 8 aids. escobas.
Sue. de L. Villamil Y Co., 27J cajas
de jab6n ' 25 cajas de salchichas Ell
latas.
Goble y Gimenez. 4,99s pockets
arrOz.
Ballester Hnos., 1000 aids. cortes
para cajas, 460 cajas de galletas
300 sacos harina trigo.
NJ. Lamadrid Y Co., Sues. 100 cajas
/ de jab6n.
Freirfa Hnos. $50 cajas de jab6n.
Jose Perez Hnos., so sacos garban
zos.
NJ. Carlo. 3,O6S pockets arroz, 1,1Ol
sacos de avena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

mitiendole chupar Ia san gre al sanado
vacnnU por solo una ge. beraclOn. esta
no podria pr0crear su especic y uori-
ria. Hasia que no lOgr.mos istO. Sc
debe hacer con gran cuidado Ia impOr-
taci6n de ganadO del NOrte y el i'm
portador debcra pr0veers Ne de- un tan
que de i'm lersi6n v dc hlcnas cOmOdi-
dades para tOmar extr 3rtlinario crIi-
dadO dc su ganadO ha:ita tant0 So
haya aclimatado.
Las cuatrO principales razas leche-
ras son, en- cuantO a nlmerO de elias.
Jersey, Guernsey, Ayreshire Y Hols-
tein. Algunas observations acerca de
dichas raZas seran de valOr los ga
naderos de Puerto Rico tpie buscan el
mejoramientO de su ganatlO. De dichas
4 razas la Jersey es la Dlas pequela ;
las vacas pesan de 700 Il 1000 libras
cada una. Esta raza Sc desarroll6 en-
Ia Isla de Jersey, de solo 6x11 millas
de extension, situada cerca de Ii cos.
ia de Francia. La gente de dicha isla
principle a selecciOnar animales para
la production de leche v mantequilla
desde ha muchos amos. I)esde el 177a
ellos no han permitido importar ga
nado en- la isla, perO han desarrollad6
una raza por medic de la! selection dc
aiio aiiO de entire los mqjOres anima
les. Las condolences allf existentes
son muy semejantes lals de Puerto
Rico. Los principales prOductos sOI
frutos alimenticios el ganado Sc uti
liza grandemente para, co,lsumir ell TO
rraje Y Otros prOductOs que sobran
Los animales Sc achican en- los pastos
al igual que en- muchos c.asos 10 hace
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
NJ ANIF EST O

FrririA = 20. Iso Saros hs.ina de
sriga 80 sacas H.. - caJas ealletas
finas.
Y. Mialez = IInos.. q casas siuls~s.
Nillar. sancllez y Co.. lso cajas Sal
chichas en laia. - cajas jal6n y .
u. iamones.
MaEfTnez Hnos. - cajas de- menn-
dos del cerhe.
sue. de Jose Fernandez. atd. de es
cOhas.
Gomez y Vega, Sncs. 20 sacos gar
banzos.
Sue. de San Miguel Iknos. 5:l9 sa-
pockets de arroz 100 sacos harina
de irigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

"A esposo sue impOtenca :Puede esposa enablar
una acci6n Pnjals Carlos, Dec. R. Az.
1O- eposo espa para que cohabite mujer
case que muer espa enado mado?
- rel 395 REL 394
11-A, B. esposcs tienen discussion A. entaba
dyorcio por nal Que royeria Ud?Caamaho
VS.. Cancel 8 Dec. r. r. LA.
esposos entaba acci0n por dvorcO basada
EN- adutero objection aguna admite ell aduerO
ugar dvorco la admission de b?
Ortiz Rodriguez, Dee P. r. 52
13-A, por dorcio B, basada abandono. La
que ahos de la aon men
esaba la Habana b. desaparec6 Concedera I'd e
divorco -yazquez Garcia Dec. P r. 396.
ia, espoa adquieseencia B, separada
a. A. enaba dyorcio abandoDo sQue harfa Ud?oiza
vs.. Caballero.
1A esposo aspues B. eome6 adulterio sigu6
obener mejores pruebas
:Gonfae este eendonae6n Torres
b, esposos entabla demanda de dvorcio
b hes Uno qued6 Ia madre ell
Indle disoro pde la ustoda
del o que padre sQue harfa UdsExparte Axtmayer
Pueblo, 10 Dec p. r 405.
esposa peiir aimony despues de
final de dirorco?-Acosa Pagan, ~ P. r. l16O.
dvoreio A. sin denar disouci6n
Il dgorcios -BoniIa Sierra, Is Dec P. r. O.
pase esposa encueata dollars mensuae opone clio.
;fla haria UdzPuiedoller Moproy, "A Dec p r. 2O5
Puelea los hios De matrimono declare nao ser
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

mos aquf en- Puerto RicO. y q diario
Sc les .muda IN POGO, de molio que di-
chos pastOs sean utiiizadOs pOr pare
jos. Las vacas Sc tienen como anima-
les mimad0s de Ia casa y Sc les da
muy cuidadOsa -atenci6n. Todos los
aiios cada vaca da IN becerro y pro-
duce un promedio de 5000 libras.
(2.15 libras de leche equivalen a un
cuartillo) es decir, un0s $500 litros
de leehe anualmente. Esta leche es
muy rica en- grasa de mantequilla
que varla de As a 6 por ciento. Com
pradores de totas parties del mundo
acuden a la Isla de Jersey COM
prar este ganado, pagando elevados
precios por los mejores animales
En- otra isla. u pOca distancia de
Jersey. conOcida por Guernsey, que
es de menos extension, pues solo mide
4x9 millas, Sc ha desarrollad0 Otra ra-
"a muy semejante la Jersey, pero
de tamalo mayor. Las yacas pesaran
alrededor de 1900 libras. La leche de
Gstas es tan RIGA en- mantequilla; y en-
cantidad sc aproxima Ia de Jersey.
Los m6todos de manejo de este CANA
do son muy semejantes los que sc
siguen en- Jersey. La raza Guernsey
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
M SECGI0H G0HEReIAL e
Movimiento de Buques :

n -'lnlausA lsalss-. go . h eszEz
- nanxas,a. a. a.uas s1lerA Insa -
sus pssssa ssNhAs - a,issunles -
80 a. - salA.
~ .Aarusasa- ~ esssa q neala.
Ags 81 ss~-~uar mrk psan1nMls -
n llnlasnA . snF Amfsloa.
~ -aiauasl calrcr se espssa assan'
a. n seennaa cuin~nn % pfes~nas
mrs. ysFs~a~use a. ceuire Amfssca. >
~ vsaIe para Egn1s.
n '-isssaFlan" Ilrps q robce. , -
tara rn San luan O. NJ mopenie ;
otr@
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
vAPoR ACHILLES"

Nos cOmunican los seii0res SlcesO-
res de J.. Villamil Y Co.. consignata-
rios de la Inca de yapores hOlande-
ses one vienen haciendo Ia travesfa
constantemente por puertOs de estOs
mares, que el vapOr Achilles" sc es-
pera Ell San Juan hacia el 6 del mes
proximo, Y que admitira carga para
los puertos importantes de Europa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

Eabiento conrudo Exic condolences sanitaa
p Instrumental nodenos
henca erado
servico-Cuerpc medicc resdente Ell Sanatoro
admten tratamnto enferpos de pago De uno oto s
diendo atendidos los de a Socdad
Departamentos especiale Stiloras ssz 2sSs
hidf0
elecos hdroteapcos masajes Rayos X Fgiaci6n
clos equitatvamente convGncionales
PERSONAL CIENTTTj0.
DIRECTOR del SANAT0RIo: Amaio Roid6n.
DIRECTOR del CONSULTOEIO: DR. Quevedo Baey
CIRUJANC GENERAL: Dr. don Rafael Velez Lopez
ESPECIAL1STA EN- INTERMEDIATES lie NARiz OIDOS. GAR
MEDcos AUX1LfAREs; Seh8
Dr. don Pedro Rivera Apoite DR. don Ramon Ruiz Nszario
- 'ci CRU SS UJzNO DENTIsTA: Dr. don Lorenzo r Noe "
PRACTICANTEs Don Enrique Fernandez.
dad Nurses Ttuadas competa aptud lafsa
CQNSULTAS.
Dectcr de de Ia tade los dlas inborn
bles 5000 Consultas $500
po Cujano GensaA Particulars 10 II de Ia ma6ana
por d Espeeaista: 80 10 de nahapa aborables:
auxado mscos internos poctores Rivera Apon RuiE
Nazario.
IN i ConsuItnrio :-Dl yAez de
Por Director, DR. Quvedo BAes de auxiados por cs Doc
torres Poancosy Rivera
Por eli Especia.sta Consultorio San de
Ciujano Denta Consutoro 0Donen 10 Flak de
3 ID Co6nl de De "a tarte.
Los socos $500 enendo
ssf atenddo cuquea de sitios ndiado / rTen
PREslDENcIA TEsoRER1A
Apasfado al Apaftado 20l
San Iuans Puerto Rico Juan Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
pRONTUAR 10.
consderados legitimos? ?Iedesma Aga 10 Dec 574
(Dictm).
AcC4oNEs Y PROCEDIMIENTos,

dvOrciO ean efecto ante las COrtes de
pueden sugr cualqu de las enumeadas
ell C6digo.
La vista de los os de dvorco puee resefvada Art g.
En Civ necesita del mrdo demandar Art 81
Enj. Civ
Ademas de la acc6n de dvorco surge de estes aricuo la
acon de nuldad Tambn las accons ermedas meddas
vioha eertan separadmen de la acc6n principal
entabada a tales cuado provisional de los hos
mietras ell o petc6n de la mner para la Core la
seae dOnde vyr durante la ramitac6n del po
sepalada del Amentos Provisi0naes
sion Amenca s Expensas emanda haemos refe
renca al Manque Garro % p r. 409 Autorza
con La Core La sociedad de ganancae
dds conadas por cuaesquiera de los espoos ds la ad
ca6n de la demanda Ace6n para ~ los bnes aocedad
de ganancaes 81 la Ordena Habas Corpus
de los hos egamene etendos po
Peicion de Amentos Drcionas para yvr esposa
inocente despues del dvorco Peci6h de
necesarios Els precise aegr las dandas de
dOrcio entire oros requisites eseneiae la resdenca
del demandane por haer La
demanda agar dyorcio
Puerto Rco de los c6ny redia Rico
cuando comet6 base del divoreo
persona La de nudad puede
b dc los c6Dyuge por fiscal por caalesqaer pae
ineresada
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

CuatrO de las mas grandes marayillas
del Siglo son: el Aer0plano, el Tele-
grafO sin hiIos, los RayOs < y 10 Ma.
auina de Sumar FEDERAL VISIBLE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

NOTAs-seran facultativas las escalas de GenOva Va
encia Malaga Cruz de Ia Palma Puerto Lm6n
yaje de IDA las de Cartagena, Sabanla Cussso Puer
to Cabeo Cardpano Ponce MarueIa Genova al REGRESO
En- viae regesO las escaIss de Santa Crus de Tene
rife v Las Palmas alternadas.
Las fechas sada soamente dias para loo puetos
de C4diz Ia ida Colon a regreso Las demas presu
mbes segdn A record velocdxd estabecidO 70, Ia Con-
paa pero suetas al aeno que logren buques
nevegaccp adelanto que debe aprovechar
dencia.
Para mas informes dirfjase q los Agentes Generales
SOBRINOS DE EZQUIAGA San Juan, p K, los Agentes
Locales saber: En- Ponce Sres. Bonnia Co.. Mayague
Sres Moral Co.; En- Agusds Er Jnros Silpe Arec
bo Sres. Roses Co, Gaes
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
CHAS. PADDOCK
SMASHED SOME
MORE RECORDS
Californian Athlete Broke
80 and lloyd. Mark and
Tied lloyd Dash

Pasadena, Cal. June 1s.-Charles
w. Paddock broke the worlds. records
for the 90 and 110-yard runs and tied
the record for 100 yards at tryouts
held here today for the national A. A.
u, championship meet, according to
the Official timing. He made 30 yards
in 8 AS seconds 100 yards in
. 3-5 and 10 yards in 10 1-5.
The accepted records for the dis
tances are . is, . 3-5 and 10 As
seconds, respectively. The tryouts
were held for Southern California
athletes under the personal super
vision sof Robert s. Weaver. A. A. u
president.
Paddock's time for the three dis
tances was caught in the 10 yard
dash, tapes being stretched at 30 and
100 yards as we'll as at the finish.
Paddock also broke records forE11o,
$50 and 200 yards distances. according
to the timers, his times being 1925,
II is. 10 seconds, respectively. The
omcal records for these are II As,
IA As and 20 seconds Paddock'l
time tor these distances was made In
the 200 yard dash.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
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The wrtxleys Gun. presenter IN 1872
.ase the. ernbiem-Sof- the American
speedboats championahip. vent out Of
icompetiton in 1S15 with the close OF
the. last racing here AZ that time
there was beinx warsd 4 battle Sc.
tween midwestern ana eastern .soc..
lions for ,control Of the American
championship The Wrirley trophy
wa conceded s to BE- the prise. Tor
this comnetftion rbut after speedboat
racing died out here the easterners
brought forward the. Gold CUP whichs
was held on .Iaka GeorRe M itsfinal-s
" became emblennatfc of the Amer
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SCHLOSSER AND
HEWITT ! I /. !! l|;lll. IN! II
The SH0R'TST0P
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Additional Flights For The
Ruettell Prize viii Be
Played Today

"shirt" schlosser Ind Dr.. Hewitt.
were the high men at.ethe .ciose OF the
hrst flight Of the shortaop tourney
Saturday afternoon In the play for
the Riettell prize.
According to the rules governing
the contest all. hightsswere to be START
ed Saturday afternoon, but owing to
the fact that .a,large number of golf
ers were unable to compete, several
flights will be played today. Prizes
will be given to the winners, OF the
various flights az we'll as to the, win
ner Of the tourney.
DR.. Hewitt did remarkable BIT. OF
golfing on the eighth hole In the
match. games Saturday. He made an
eagle" getting the ball in the recep-
tacle in three strokes. which is two
below par 49,
The results Of the .nrst flight are
as follows: y. s3'a ~ {
Whitcomb beat Finch 3 up and 2.
Schlosser beat McEiroy 2 up.
Lovejoy beat Graves 2 mp. ~
Hewitt: beat Booker 1. UP.
Semi.FYnalA
.schlosser beat whitcombi 2 mp,
Hewitt beat Lovejoy 2 up.
49, N- 49, -. s--.s -ss- - 49, d.