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, 1921-12-19
EDDIE Anderson
BACK IN CASPER
Local Boxer May Be Matched
With Danny Cummings Dur
ing Visit at Home.

Eddie Anderson. Casper boy, who
has made q sensational record IN the
nztic world Of the east. where in a
few short months no rose from an
unknown fighter to leading rank
among the bsntnms Of the country
N spending the Christmas holidays IN
Casper with his parents
Anxious TO show Casper supporters
who are IN n great measure respon-
kibls for young Anderson'a success he
n anxious to engage IN some kind OF
q bout here during his stay so that
his supporters here will have q chance
70 get q real line on him.
Anderson during his absence from
Casper of little less than a year has
met md defeated soms OF the tough
est boys in the world at his weight.
He was scheduled to meet Johnny
Bun for the bantamweight champion
ship but the title holder evaded the
match Eddie says It may take n lit
de time but that he will get his OPP
porfunfty sooner or later.
II II probable that during his stay
here he win be matched with Danny
Cummings or some other good local
featherwe.ght Anderson will be out.
weighed somewhat but he rays that
. few pounds will make no difference
In . fight which he hopes to prove TO
his Casper supporters that no really
has the goods. Announcements will
be made shortly ~ a match is really
scheduled for Anderson here.
, 1921-12-19
Boat Race on
Coast Pending

Los ANGELES. Dec. 1s.-commo-
Eors Sheldon Clark OF the Chicago
Yacht club, owner OF the power boat
Misz shicago. soon will start for Los
Angeles, according to announcement
by the Los Angeles Athletic Club
Motorboat Racing association. Com
nsodore Clark may bring his craft with
him, It Is said. and tentative arrange
ments are being made to race Rustin
Farnum,s Miss Los Angeles II. and
". ". Paden's Hurricane II against
Miss Chicago.
, 1921-12-19
SILVER TROPHY CUPS
FOR FLEET CHAMPIONS

Los ANGELES. Dec. Is-Four sill.
yer trophy cups for navy leadership
in racing cutters, football. baseball.
and boxing. donated by tho Knights OF
Columbus OF the state OF California.
WIN he the honor trophies OF Pacific
Fleet winners in athletic sports here.
after. These are aboard the new
d-readnought California and will re-
main there until their award is made
under rules and regulations in the four
lines OF sports as prescribed by the
commanders-ln-chief of tho fleet.
Tho feet athletic board will decide
upon conditions OF award and It is pos.
sIble that at least the racing cutter
and boxing trophies will DO awarded
after tho spring Joint manoeuvres
during which It Is expected fleet
championship in these lines will be
determined.
, 1921-12-19
HARVARD california
BATTLE IS IN DOUBT

BERKELEY, Cal. Dec 1s.-Andy
Smith. head coach OF tho University
Of California, Just back from an east
ern tour. was non-comTital today as
to the prospect of a Harvard-Can-
Sornia contest on October 20 in Cam
bridge.
"whether such a trip al be ar
ranged remains to be seem" he as
serted.
Smith denied hs had made any def.
rite arrangements with the University
Of Illinois for games with California
IN 1898 and 1924
, 1921-12-19
First in NeUs
OF AL EUents

created boxing commission OF Phoenix
One section Of the rules. beaded
'siaekers- reads:
NO who has been convicted BY
a court Of competent Jurisdiction OF -
violation OF the act of congress oc
May Is, 1917. known as the sasctfvs
service law. shall be entitled to thu
benefit Of these rules or permitted TO
engags In any bout or contest hsid IN
a~eoordanes herewith--
George o. Brisbois. chief Of police.
Is chairman Of the commission. Tom
Akers. editor Of the Arizona Gazstte.
Is secretary md Ed Harrington, Eport-
ing editor Of The ArIsona Republican.
William corpstein and Fred Wsher
are members
, 1921-12-19
NEBRASKA BIDS AGAIN
FOR CRIMSON BATTLE

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. 1s.-Uni-
versity Of Nebraska wants to play
Harvard's football team next fall. An
inquiry from tho westerners was re-
ceived by Harvard athletic authori-
ties today. L Harvard has a place
on its schedule to offer. It was indi-
Gated, Nebraska would begin negotia-
lions. University OF California as yet
has made no. final ss.1wer to the
Crimson's invitation for a game here
on October 2s next
, 1921-12-19
CHAMPIONS TO
TRAIN ON COAST
Frisco Club President to Sc
lect California Site for
the Giants.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1s.-An-
nouncement that the New York Giant
will train IN California in 1923 wa
made by DR.. Charles II. Strub. pres.
dent OF the San Francisco club Of the
Pacific Coast baseball league. Strub
returned ast week from the east
Before DR.. strub left New York h,
was authorized by Manager McGras
and President Stoneham OF tho Giants
to select a California site for the
world champions in the spring OF 1923
Giants while in the west, probably
Will play with the coast league club;
training IN California
DR.. strub will not select a site for
the Giants training camp until tn,
close OF the 1922 season. The Giant
trained in California In 1907.
johnson. pitcher OF the Washington
American League Baseball team, died
at the family home here yesterday.
, 1921-12-19

The sensational sales made by Pa
cific Coast clubs 20 teams IN the big
circuits are believed by followers OF
tho game to be responsible for the
lack Of action.
Only n deal sending a player from
one major league club 20 another oc-
Cured during the week.
An Illustration OF the sentiment IN
regard to trio decline in player trad
ing was given by Ty Cobb. when he
remarked that II a man like Jimmy
o'Connell. who has been in minor
league baseball only two years. was
, 1921-12-19
CORN ACREAGE TO BE CUT.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-Reduction Of
the corn acreage in Illinois. Iowa, In.
diana. Missouri and Kansas has been
voted by the state farm bureau fed.
erations according TO an announce
ment today from tho executive com
mitteo OF the Illinois Agricultural as
ISOLATION.
, 1921-12-19
MEN WHO REFUSED TO
FIGHT IN WAR CAN'T
ENTER PHOENIX RING

PHOENIX. Ariz. Dec. Is-Men
who failed to fight in the world war.
II their services were sought by the
United States. cannot now fight in
Phoenix, according to rule and regu.
lstions issued today by the recently
, 1921-12-19
Woman Injured
At Grid Battle

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 19.-when a
football player making an end run in
n. game here yesterday was tackled
on the sidelines. three women were
knocked down. one OF them. Mrs. @.
B. Colby of Cocoanut Grove. suffer
ing q fracture Of the left leg.
, 1921-12-19
Oregon Cagers To
Tour Own State

EUGENE. Ore. Dec. 1s.-Plans are
being made for a trip through Oregon
by the University OF Oregon basket
ball team during the coming Christmas
holidays. Teams in Portland and
other cities OF the state will be met.
Three veterans are on the Oregon
squad.
, 1921-12-19
Griffiths to
Box Trambitns

PORTLAND. ore. Dec 1s.-Johnny
Griffiths OF Akron. Ohio. and Alex
Tramhitas. Portland. weiterweights.
will box 10 rounds hero December 20.
the Portland boxing commission an.
nounced. On January 2 at Milwaulcie
Ore. Bill Tate and Harry wills. negro
heavyweights. will feature q card.
, 1921-12-19
NOTICE.

WIN the party who took Harold
sshaeffer's cornet Nc. 1725 from Ne
high school, return same to school and
12-1T-StI
, 1921-12-19

By the state OF the hair II is possible
20 Judge the general health of n per-
son, say some doctors.
, 1921-12-19
THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
DEARTH OF BASEBALL TRADES
IS CHARGED TO RECORD PRICES

NEW YORK, Dec. 1e-Baseball enthusiasts, seeking a
reason for the dearth of trading of players between major
league clubs which marked last weeks gathering of the clans.
attribute it to the high prices paid for minors which has
thrown the market out Of gear and has given the club owners
, 1921-12-19

worth t75 900. what was Bob veacn.
a proven $50 hitter and a bail hawk
worth in the open market7 O'conneIi
was bought by the Giants.
, 1921-12-19
Walter Johnson
Loses Daughter

CoFFEYvILLE. Kansas. Dec. Ia
E1inor. 3-year-oid daughter Of Walter
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rotary on the work done by the So
.ciety during the year ending Sep
TENDER 80. Through the efficient
leadership Of their president. Mrs.
E. Fl. Denu, and the cooperation of
The members t..rough the different
divisions: Dining room with Mrs. A.
E. Ellison chairman; bed room with
Mrs.. A, w. Benson chairman; mis-
cellaneous with Mrs. j. W. Naugle
chairman.; they have completed the
most successful year in their history,
and the report that they had raised
1905, WHICH amount does not include
the articles they have completed at
different division meeting through
out the, year, to be sold at their
Christmas sale, December Z. ny. -,
4, The ladies are making even great,
er plans for the coming year. ,.. +
e.
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Two heads may be better than one
but a pair of stomachs Is too much
and SO, when an eight-year-old girl OF
Bristol, Wis, complained for year
OF stomach aches in her breast, the
doctor investigated and discovered
the second digestive apparatus right
where the child claimed the pain orig:
mated. After an operation the girl
is getting along nicely. at her home
Exchange. ,..:y. *: 4. .kE5 :: Il
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
s" a AT M! E. CHURCH TONIGHT

The first quarterly conference of
the Methodist church will be con-
Quoted by DR.. J. C. Craig this eve
ming at the church at o'clock sharp.
1t is desired that all members of the
official board be there promptly in
order that they may close in time to
attend the educational meeting at the
armory at o'clock. There will be no
other service at the church tonight.
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ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE

Mrs A. B. Palmer and Mrs. A. E.
Feir entertained at seven tables of
bridge w dnesday, afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Feir, 90S Bemidji ave
nue., this being the second of a series
of parties these ladies are giving.
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN AID
" HOLDS FINE MEETING

The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian
Lutheran church report large crowd
and interesting meeting yesterday
afternoon, when they met in the base
ment of the. church. The sum of $23
was realized from the lunch served,
and a large number Of plates were
donated for church use. ~ -
November IL was voted as the date
for their annual christmas sale Of
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lsggC1S2 AZ:
~ :. 1913. N
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Riley were en-
tertained today at II O'Clock dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Forester, SIS Dewey avenue. -
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ORDER OF FCRESTERS TO
T HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

g. The Woman's Catholic Order Of
Foresters will hold their regular busi-
ness meeting this evening at 8 o'clock
at the Moose hall, and all members
are urged to be present.
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'EGREE OF HONOR TO
MEET TOMORROW NIGHT

The Degree of Honor has moved
from the l. 0. O. F. hall to the Moose
hall, and their first meeting in their
new quarters will be held tomorrow
evening at s O'clock. There is i'm
portant business to be conducted and
all members are urged to be present.
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Frank Phibbs left last night for
Minneapolis where he will attend the
football game Saturday, and visit
friends for al few days, and from
there he will go to South Carolina
to visit relatives for about a month.
He also expects to stop at Decatur,
H., on his return trip and visit Alloy
Lappen, until recently a resident Of
BemidI. "~-
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ELKS LODGE TO HOLD M
REGULAR MEET TONIGHT

"A special entertainment has been
arranged for the regular meeting of
the Elks lodge this evening at 8
o'clock and, it is especially urged that
all members attend. Lunch. will be
served after the. business session.
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ODD FELLOWS LODGE
MEETS FRIDAY NIGHT

The regular meeting of the !. O. O.
F. will be held friday evening at 3
o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall and
it is desired that all members be
present.
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METHODIST LADIES' AID
"a ~, HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR

The. Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church reports an interesting meet
ing and large attendance at their
meeting held yesterday afternoon in
the basement of the church.
One Of the pleasant features Of the
afternoon was the report OF the sec
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S. c. Bailey is conducting a state
land sale in Duluth today and will
conduct one at Aitkin tomorrow.
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DR.. c.. R. Sanborn left Bemidji
last evening for Chicago where he
will attend the 500 Surgical associ-
alton convention, to be held there
October 21 and %. He expects to
return to Bemidji Monday. -
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DR.. Gilmore. left the first of the
week for Chicago and from there
went to. Philadelphia to attend the
convention Of the American college
of surgeons. He expects to be gone
for several days. Tr~& = (
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s. =, A. E. Ellison is transacting bust
ness at Redby today and will return
to his home in Bemidji this evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Grove of
Northern autoed to Bemidji Wednes-
day and called en- friends. ~, a.. .
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w. F. Rosenwald, state mainten-
ance engineer, inspected the rcT,state
road between Cass Lake and Bona
Tuesday,. and that road is now open
for traffic. He came to Bemidji in the
afternoon and took the night train
for St. Paul. Z ~ e. +
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@5s. Koors Pasteurized milk and cream
are sure to. please. ~ If 10-5tf
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R: E. Sir Allen B. Stewart ofgOwa-
tonna, Mimi, grand commander of
the Grand Commandery Knights
Tenlplar Of Minnesota. was visitor
in the city Wednesday and inspected
Elkanah Commandery No. 80, Knights
Templars in the afternoon. Supper
was served at the Markham hotel.
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Miss Martha Goss of Guthrie is the
guest Of Mrs. Christie Croft in Be-
midi this week while attending the
educational meetings. Both ladies are
teachers in the schools at Guthrie
and came to Bemidji last evening
to be present at the meetings ="
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aprons and fancy work, and at that
time they will serve supper, to which
the public will be invited. NJ
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The L. O. O.. M. drill team will
give dance Saturday evening at the
Moose hall. Tickets ST.. Unescorted
ladies, 25c. .rr.. -tE ~ 3t1O-22
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Salesladies wanted at once at the
Bemidji Shoe Store. 2t10-20

Mr. and Mrs. Easton of Warren,
Mimi, who have been guests of their
son, Chauncey Easton, and family,
at their apartments in the Doran
building, left this { noon for their
home. Mrs. Easton and little. son,
Jack, accompanied them and will Wis
it there for few days.
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You'llbe pleased, if, when ordering
milk from your dealer you ask for
KoOrs PasteuriZed milk. Nv 10-5tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. M, Marks of 3Foss-
ton are guests at the Gilmore home,
905 Lake Boulevard. They are mother
and father. of Mrs. Gilmore. Albert
Kaiser of Bagley is also a guest at
their home. - & -e5%I's,
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Phone Its and place your order
for Koors Pasteurized milk and
cream to be delivered right to your
door every morning. 10-5tf
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If you want the best Of home
baked foods, come to the Degree of
Honor food sale at Doran's Plumb,
ing Shop Saturday afternoon.
r3tlO-21
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s. Wonderful sale of trimmed hats
at the Elko Hat Shop. Hats worth as
much as SIS, sale price $685. Hats
worth. from $3.50 to $40, sale price,
$3.95. Friday and Saturday only. Z =
" f.. 1t1O.20
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Salesladies wanted at once at the
Bernidji Shoe. Store. 4s~ - t2t1O-2O
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John A. Thorn and Andrew Lar.
son, farmers from Sammus, are shop,
ing in Bemidji today. 4 .S.. W.. 1" +.
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Visit. our. plant and learn the rea-
son why Koors Pasteurized milk and
cream ENDS the Quest for the Best"
..a u s,{. A 1O-5tf
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~ Cecil Congdon left today for Min
neapolis. He. will drive a Ford car
back for the c. W.. Jewett company.
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George Cox, Thirteenth street, is
visiting friends and relatives at Sta
pies, Verndale and other places for
a week. Mr.. Cox plans to spend the
winter in the West. .'' Is
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The G. S. knight family have
moved in from their summer cottage
at Lakemount and are now residing
at I'LL Lake Boulevard.
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u. Bert McTaggart is i'll at his home,
$40 Third street, with an attack OF
.tonsilitis. tt. Fl AZ TIA IN AIR..
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B. P. 0. E. ELKs

7 There will be a regular meeting OF
the Elks lodge Thursday evening.
.s3s {.>..s ....,.a Il IT. C. BAILEY, Sec'y.
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Mr. Fisher of, Crookston is in Be
midi this week to start cigar fac
tory i he can secure a suitable loca-
ton. = -. H..
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II iserns for this column will be
gladly received by Mrs. Harvey,
telephone lI4-W. Readers owe n
il to- their guests and to them.
selves TO see that items of local
interest are reported. Every item
will be given proper considers
" ton when source is known.
T. Bert NIcTaggart is i'll at his home,
$40 Third street, with an attack OF
Stonsilits. t+. h. 4 81 ,s N Al. ..s.
RI John A. Thorn and Andrew Lar
1 son, farmers from Sammus, are shop
. ing in Bemidji today. 4 5..sss Ky
5~ Koors Pasteurized milk and cream
are sure to please. ita s.. IN 10-5tf
Mr. and Mrs. William Grove of
Northern autoed to Bemidji Wednes-
day and called en- friends. ,,, . 5,..
S. C. Bailey is conducting state
land sale in Duluth today and will
conduct one at Aitkin tomorrow.
n A. E. Ellison is transacting bust
ness at Redby today and will return
to his home in Bemidji this evening.
The L. O. @. NJ. drill team will
give dance Saturday evening at the
Moose hall. Tickets ST.. Unescorted
ladies' Csc. f.. ~. 80 3t1O-22
Cecil Congdon left today for Min
neapolis. He will drive a Ford car
back for the c. W.. Jewett company.
Mr.. Fisher Of Crookston is in Be-
midi this week to start cigar fac
tory i he can secure a suitable loca-.
ton. :. 49,. ..4.... 49, ... r.
Cash paid for Liberty bonds G..
B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co. "
H.4@R. Shepardson Of Minneapolis
is a guest in Bemidji Of his son-in-
law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. l..
P. Warford, and family. 5 ~. y.
Mr., and Mrs. Olin Shook are NOV
ing from their home this week to the
Phibb's residence, $40 Beltrani ave-
nnn. where they expect to spend the
winter. ....4.... -. *, lit.
Wonderful sale of trimmed hats
at the Ellso Hat Shop. Hats worth as
much as SIS, sale price sS6:95. Hats
worth from $3.50 to $40, sale price,
1895: Friday and Saturday only. i
f NJ .s,t- En- = 1tl0-20
,: Mrs. T.! J. Evans Of Grand Forks
arrived in. Benlidji this noon and is a
guest at the farm home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Porte. Mrs. Evans is a
sister of Mrs. Porte. IL - -. y II .
DR.. j. c. Craig and Rev. Blaine
Lambert returned to Benidji this
morning from ;,Nebish. DR.. Craig.
preached lat the service held there
last night, and Rev. Lambert has been
holding services there for the past
three nights. - - 4
49,, F. B. P. 0. E. ELKS
There will be regular meeting of
p the Elks lodge Thursday evening.
las5e ({,.Z,f "ss.s.asE T. C. BAILEY, Sec'y.,
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/ DR.. j. C. Craig and Rev. Blaine
Lambert returned to Bemidji. this
morning from :>Nebish. E DR.. Craig
preached Eat the service held there
last night, and Rev. Lambert has been
holding services there for the past
three nights. ~ -.
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ltens for this column will be
gladly received by Mrs. Harvey,
Telephone lIA-W. Readers owe
it to their guests and to them.
selves to ace that items of local
interest are reported. Every item
will be given proper considers
ton when source is known. VI
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": Mrs. T.: J., Evans vans; Of Grand Forks
arrived in Benlidji this noon and is a
guest: at the farm home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Porte. Mrs. Evans is a
sister of Mrs. Porte. ise ~ y 49,.