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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-18
Continued In Monday
Evenings Herald
IAKE TRAFFIc IN FfIIM sU1


LAKE TRAFFIC IN FULL SWING.
Duluth, MINI, June 1s.-Inter-lake
passenger traffic inEthe upper end of
the Great Lakes is now in full swing,
six steamships leaving the Twin Ports
each week for eastern ports.
Local and inter-lake passenger
traffic has been carried on on a light
schedule SINCE the season officially
opened on April 20, but. the past week
saw resumption OF regular full-sched-
ule sailings.
The Northern Navigation company
With its Meet Of three slarge steamers
makes. the north shore run touching
at Port Arthur, Fort William, Sault
ste. Marie, sarnia, Detroit and Wind
sor.
The boats Of the. Great Lakes
Transit corporation, the second large
concern in the Great Lakes passenger
business, run along the south shore,
calling Houghton, Detroit, Cleveland
and proceeding to Buffalo.
On july, the Steamer North
american OF the Duluth & Georgian
Bay Transit company, will sail on its
frst trip OF the season Tor Chicago.
early season passenger travel has
been unusually large, steamship COM
panies report. This, they say, Is indi-
catve Of a heavy tourist season on
the Great Lakes, which is expected to
start on q large scale within few
weeks: Bookings for the Montreal,
falo and Detroit cruise Via the North
ern Navigation company and the Ca
madam Steamship lines, which starts
from Duluth July s, are said to be
heavy, 49, =.
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cyclAs. You 3 6oYnmAmcinr
- 800 NV
on - - ~ a - 80 S ssssS1 - "a saangs that
arc necessar 70 ,you. areanot now nee
eseary 70 Nss1 y. aas. natural and
best thaf We ehoula part.'
= cottage, now
only 2 lew y1rds aWay.NFs4tss door and
windows were vide open, there. was
smoke coming ON g chimney, a
wealth Of flowers IN the garden.
Inc cotlsee y man n said.
"sometimes ,oeileve stnat It was left
TO nse 2 q noe eItna might come
back with nay TOO, full Of Bit
terness, n nat 81 might take his
choose 70 takef AT. send the
deeds to MT: Merr1orew
He looked AZ " thougntfully. For
. moment the passed from
nus iace re. 1000 = .ALtle more up
light, ms eyes eme ! grow larg-
Ell. Perhaps ne 81 those days
when ne q stolen oown from the
house FL with oeatins drawn
nearer y nearer tostne cottage, felt
all the glow 2 OF his great
love. Inere was q Dreath of per-
rune from garaen lutl OF tortur-
inE memories lattie WIND In the
trees.
zone Of the desires g my life graft
NED, ne declared. MT. Merrtdrew
snall. draw up 2 deed q sale. Look"
ne added, olnnng 70 n drive,
there is ON one waiting for you
IN n carl there. lsnt IT your has
oand!
she glanced In the he In
oacated.
Yes. she
! VII! not stay n see him now"
the CONTINUED. You will
forgive mel know. Present to him,
= you VII" ne went on.Nwtth sonae
faint touch Of his old manner, my
heartiest good wishes And to you,
Marcia, ne added, raiang p fingers
OF her ungloved hand to his lips, well.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-21
BY TOMMY GIBBONS
Liaht HeavyWelaht challenaer

osAKIs. Mimi, July 21.-Getting
the match with Georges Carpenter
for the light heavyweight cham,
pionship OF the world Is stepping
stone to fight with Jack Dempsey
and the heavyweight title.
And it is the heavyweight crown
that holds the real magic for me.
u regard the Frehchman as the
next best man to Dempsey. After
l win from him, and / am sure
will, and decisively. Dempsey will
have to fight me.
1t is much better that fight Car.
pentier before being matched with
the champion.
The match will be a test for me.
1t will give the public a real line
on me.
His Prediction.
II Carpenter fights me the same
way he did Dempsey, the bout wont
so four rounds. II he adopts a diff,
ferent style, it will take me longer
to beat him just as 1t would have
taken the champ under different
circumstances.
Carpenter fought Dempsey
wrong.
When he mixed it with him, he
cast aside any chance of victory he
may have had.
He had no defense for the cham.
pion's infighting. He was a baby
in the arms Of the powerful Demp.
sey.
But my! how game he was. He
showed a fighting heart that is sci.
dom equaled in the rosined ring.
In that second round he proved
he was q terrific slugger. What he
lacked was a combination OF
punches to follow up the lead he
had started by rocking Jack with
his right.
Instead OF being able to bore on
In with his left, he had to keep
drawing back his right to cock It
for his next punch.
When one fighter analyses an
other, he puts himself in his place
and figures what he would do un.
der similar circumstances.
Analysis.
But as I sat at the ringside that
day had two.fold purpose. was
studying both men = Carpenter
the man l am matched TO fight in
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Sport Chatter

The Fairmont Elks will play at
Warrington on Friday July 20.
The local team has been revised
and should put up a great game.
The Yanks went into first place
In the American league yesterday
by defeating the Indians.
Hopes that Fred Mitchell's
Braves may give both the Pirates
and the Giants the backwash be-
fore October have made Boston
a real baseball town again.
Fans are flocking to the ball
yard like bees to a hive.
!. A crowd of 10000 gathered at
the Braves field the other day to
see the Mitchmen lose and win in a
double diamond bill with It's st.
Louis Cardinals.
That is the biggest baseball as
semblage they have had in Bean
Town since the days OF George
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october, and Dempsey, the sluugger
whom will eventually meet,

October, and Dempsey, the sIuugger
whom | will eventually meet.
l saw In Carpenter . wonder.
full athlete, clever boxer, with
punching power only in his right.
a novice at infighting, out a man
who possesses a heart that is game
to the core.
In Dempsey saw a man who is
fighter from his toes up, willing
to take a punch in order to give
one. and marvelously strong. He
wasn't as fast on his feet us | had
expected him to be. He keeps set
always to deliver a knockout blow.
Dempsey is a spot.picker like my.
self. He fights the midsection Of
his opponents. That Is what gets
the real results in knockout fight.
ing.
Some timo ago I went to the
University Of Minnesota to see a
human body dissected in order to
learn frs hand the exact location
Of the most vital nerve centers.
Spot.Picker.
Those nerve centers are the spots
l pick and land on.
While the finishing blows in
most of my 10 consecutive knock.
outs this year have been on the
chin or jaw, It was a well.placed
body sock that started my oppo.
nents to the canvas.
When you know the spots. knock.
ing man out is like pressing but.
tons. You keep pressing them un.
til you get the combination that
turns OF the lights.
l have had 70 fights during nv
ring experience. OF them but "a
have been knockouts. I've piled IN
u Of them in he last six months,
Until this year | always figured /
was a clever boxer, not q puncher.
While 1t may sound foolish for
me to say can punch as hard as
the champion, believe in my own
heart that I can.
And because am faster than
Dempsey, his equal at infighting, a
better boxer and Just as hard a
puncher, think I can knock Car.
penter out quicker than the champ
did at Jersey City.
Copyright, 1921, by Newspaner
Enterprise.)
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SINNIS STRONG N PINgHES; WHILE
SGHIMMIEL LSBgMRED; SANDY Hurt

safe on Knights low throw to 81
mon He stole second and scored
on Merrills' single. Merrill was
caught mapping off first and run
down. simms walked. Andrew sin.
eled. Bailey singled scoring stmnls.
Hashinger famed. Cars long sin
gle to center scored Bailey and Ag-
new. Beebe captured Rogerson's
long fly to left center.
More and More
Just for luck the visitors scored
three more in the sixth. Simon re-
tired Strive. Mike Leatherwood
beat out an intield hit. He took
second when schimmel threw wide
in an attempt to get him off first.
Merrils brought him home with o
single. Simms reached first on
Amos error. Agnew hit the ball
to the center field fence. simms
and Merrills coming home, Agnew
was touched by the coachsr as he
rounded third and called out, or he
would have been a homer on his wa
lop. Bailey popped to Simon.
With onyl eight runs needed to
tie the score, Fairmont rallied faint
lily in the last round. Orr batted for
Amos and popped to Merrills. Hines
singled to center. Beebe was safe
on Agnew's error. Hines going to
second. Kline, ended the game by
hitting into double play, Slmms
taking his roller and throwing to
Merrills 70 ra force out Of Hines
at third an 6Ee1rills tossed tn
Leatherwood at second in time 10
get Beebe. The score:
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RISK IS SLIGHT

Willie Hoppe"s announcement
that he would defend his billiard
title in matches other than those
played in the annual tournaments
has put new interest in the green
cloth game.
He has set his price high
$1,000 for every 1000 points play
ed-so as to keep the publicity
seekers out.
The billiard title has lost some
of its original luster since. Hoppe
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-21

This story, the first Of a
number that will appear before
the Gibbons Carpenter fight in
October, was written for The
West Virginian by Tommy Glib.
bons, challenger Tor the worlds
light heavyweight title and ex.
pected to be the next man to
fight Jack Dempsey. Gibbons
will write for The West Virgin.
ian readers frequent stories OF
his training for Carpenter and
for the Dempsey fight when
that match is made,
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stalllngs' miracle team OF 1914.
Braves field Is the largest base
ball plant in the world.
1t was built after the stallings
wonder team startled the baseball
world seven years ago. Poor teams
since then have never drawn capac-
lty crowds.
This year under Mitchell the
team that is made up largely Of
GastoEfs from New York and other
slubs is marching pennantwards
once more.
The tide has turned in Boston
and the fans are coming out with
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The envelope was invented bv a
Frenchman In 1858.
Dogs are descended from wolves
and jackals.
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bases-Leatherwood. Double plays
l-simms, Merrills and Leatherwood
Base on Balls-off Simms, 1; off
schimmel, 8. Struck out-By
Schimmel, 10; by simms, 0 Wild
pttch-schimmel. Passed ball
Hines. Umpire-Grimes.
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Standing oh the Clubs.

Games Today.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
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Make the Blue Devil useful
make him wash your dishes.-Ady.
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"a HOW HEY
9SAN|.IIlII:IIIlIl
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Yesterdays ResuIts.
Pittsburgh, q; Boston, 0.
Cincinnati, q; New York, /.
st. Louis, s; Brooklyn, 5.
Chicago. 10; Philadelphia, 0.
Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, 0.
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simms pitched nice ball. He had
a fast one with a good hop and a
wide curve that was backbreaker.
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Notes On the Game

Every local baseball fan and
thousands of others regret the &C
cident to Toothman yesterday. Ho-
mer is a popular fellow and plays
a hard game all he time.
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Pat Simon. famous city Lacquer
of two years ago and former ",
v. U. star, was on first for the To-
calls His batting eye was poor due
to lack Of practice.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

Yesterdays Results.
New York, z; Cleveland, /.
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 2.
Detroit, 2; Washington, l (ten
innings).
St. Louis, 10; Boston. 9 twelve
innings)..
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Hashinger at short for the visi-
tors did not have fielding chance.
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Hines is a first class catcher. He
plays bali all the time and peddes
a wicked stick. Got two hinges
One sent in two runs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-21

Pop" Mapel attended the game
and annoyed the scorekeeper by
trying to have him explain the dit.
ference between an error, a three
base hit and a base on balls Come
again, Pop.
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Kline made beautiful play ou
Rogersons in the second when he
leaped high, speared a bounder and
chucked o Simon in time to get the
runner.
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Jack reminded the clarksburg
boys when all hope Of local victory
was gone that the series was not
over yet and they would have TO
win two more games hand running.
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We've got regular streets" de-
clared Abbott to Mike Leatherwood
"and all you have in Clarksburg is
a COW path"
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"can you imagine that" was Jack
Abbott's pet expression yesterday.
He kept up continual line OF chat
ter directed at Leatherwood and
Merrllls.
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GAIL A DOCTOR

Agnew out. tuoched by coacher
i Popped out for Amos in 18th.
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3. Dempsey doesn't hesitate
no play his golden harp
He wants Just half i million bop&
TO tight agnin With carp.
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Analysis.

But as I sat at the ringside that
day had two.fold purpose. was
studying both men = Carpenter
the man l am matched TO fight in
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NJ Buchanan; thence with said line.
y. 80 23i f., "a distance Of 5t.i feet Ia
tho point Of beginning. containing two
and sixty hundredths ESQ acres. more
or less
Aud being the same lot or parcel of
land shown on The plat of the survey
OF the parcel of land sought to b. con.
dcmned by the Interstate Railroad Com.
pany in IL proceeding instituted by it
against George II Bond, ct nj. in the
Circuit Court of Mise County, Virginia.
and profile showing the cuts, fills. tres
Ties and bridges. which said plat and
profile are filed in the Clerks Office of
Wise County with the petition in this
proceeding, marked Exhibit q.
II you have any defense TO make TO
this application yuu will AT the time
and place aforesaid. make the same
known ia the said Court,
Witness the signature OF the Interstate
Railroad Company 10y II l.. Miller, its
President
lNrERsrATk RAILROAD CoaPASf.
By II L. MILLER President
Bullitt X Chalkley, D. a. 2i2s
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to the point ri beginning, containing OBJ
acres. more or less.
Aud being the same lot or parcel of
land shown ON the "plat of the survey OF
the parcel of land sought 10 be condemn
cd by the Interstate Railroad Company in
a proceeding instituted by it against Ellie
Jackson ct al. in, the Circuit Court of
Wise County, Virginia, aud the profile
showing cuts, fills, tres,les and bridges !"
which said plat and profile are filed III
the Clerk Office of Wise County. with
the petition in this proceeding, marked
Exhibit g."
IL yom have any defense to make to
this application, you will at the time
aud place aforesaid. make the same
known TO the Judge of the said Court
Witness the signature OF the Interstate
Railroad Company by II L. Miller, its
President,
INTERSTATE RAILROAD COMPANY,
BY II l. MILLER President
Bullitt y Chalklcy, p q - IS
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Great Meeting
Will Close at Norton on SIM
day Night, JUL 18th.

The Wise county evanpelis,
campaign conducted by r..
Billy Sunday in The laig. Ia,
cruaclr ut Norton built .. n.c,', -
~ for the purpose, and wb,.t
commenced on SUNDAY Jna
18Th, viii close on next Snni.,
night.
mis- has been the rr.a,0.
meeting ever held in Southwn,.
Virginia aud the good tint NJ,
been accomplished aud win n
accomplished before tn niea,.
ing closes will be Of incstim..
die benefit to tiinrntirc + rtio6
The atten lance has been poal
at all TN. MEETINGS. esp.ciallr
the nigh services For NE A..
commodi'i"n uf the people nv.
my on in-ir lines The Norfolk <.
Western, Marion q Nur.hern
and lntrrslaic linilroads hay-
been summing -prcinltrul0+e zach
nir ~ and large number hay.
be, q taklug ndvanthgrrf these
special trans IN addlliou Do tl.
hundreds who 20 evrrN day h
automobiles aud truckH itom al
over This sectiun
THESE meetings will bs H.
mt'nbcrrtl for years 30 r1rue d
the grentestlnd most prpiiMbi
ever held i'll This part 10 Ill
great Southwest
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or. J W POWERS aud Patio +. Jackson,
81 al. thence with said property line y 20i
10 w. a distance of POI q feet to Il poin,
thence leaving said property line :. 80 ~
+, a distance Of li3 3 feet To a point in
the line between laud of Pattic +. Jack
son, ct al. and Dan Billings: thence with
said property liue crossing said centre
line OF the Guesi River Extension of the
Interstate Railroad at Station 10 plus
1913, ). 200 q W a distance OF 1926 5 feet
to point in the line between Dan Bill
lings. Pattie r. jackson. ct al. and J. W.
Powers. thence with said line y POO 10
w distance of 2g2 | feet to the point
of beginning containing o. - acres more
or less
And being the same lots or parcels OF
land shown on The pla, of the
survey of the parcel of land
sought to be condemned by the In
tersiate Railroad Company IN a proceed
ing inciituted hy il against Hatiic +.
dickson, ct Al IN the Circuit Court OF
Mise County. Virginia. and the profile
showing cuts. ILLS. tr,silcs and bridges,
which said plat and profile are flied in
the CLERK Office OF Wisr County With
the petition ia this proceeding. marked
Exhibit g.
If you have any defense to make 10
this application you VIII al the time and
place aforesaid make the spme known TO
the said Court
Witness the signature nf tile Interstate
RAILROAD Company, by II T. Miller is
President
INTERSTATE Ruri,oNp CoutA>Y
by II l. MILLER. President
Bulliit y Chalklcy. j. a. 21-2S
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Wedding OF Interest Here

Announcement has been made
Of fhc Wedding of Miss jess
McCprkle, daughter OF MIR and
Mrs NJ Q McCorkle, of Moro,
VA, to Mr. Raymond Dunn "
Knoxville, Tenn, which tDak
place in BIuefield, W Va sev-
eral days ago.
Mrs Damn formerly lived M
the Gap with her perents aud
has a very large circle Of friends
Ia this section, who VIII bein1rt
than interested III the above
event.
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Wise County. with the petition in This
proceeding, marked Exhibit &.
If you have any defense to make To
this application you will. ut the time
and place aforesaid, make the same
known 10 the said Court.
Witness the signature of the Inter
state Railroad Company by IL l.. Miller
its President
INTER TATE RAILROAD COMPANY
BY II. l.. MILLER President
Bullitt N Chalkley. y. Il. 2'S2
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Daring the Severe elcr,flcaI
storm lint swept over toVn.
Monday afternoon Lightning
STRUCK W Il WnmpIer AZ Cpm-
pany store putting The ffle
phone ana electric lights ultM
commission and breakiug h
glass in the shuw window IIm
telephones of Hamilton Eros
Mrs j t.. Wulfr. Mineral NoVr
Company and Kelly Drug C0m-
pnuy on this same street werr
also put or of commission a7
was also the switchboard hilcct-
ing these phones at central sto
ton
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Mise County. in
Vacation un the 5th day of .luly la2l
The object of the hrrcinbelpw styled
suit is set forth in the following notice.
And it appearing 10y affidavit filed ac
cording to law flat there are. or may
be, persons interested in the subject To
he disposed of whose names are nm
known. and that the said petitions makes
such persons defendants under iir gen
cral description of parties unknown
that the said PARTIES are unknown, and
their adlreS>e, are ml,now; ii H. there
fore, ordered that the said parties I'M
known. - well IS the parli,-, named do
appear within ten days after due Inbli-
cation OF TIN, ol,icr in the CLERK : Office
OF our SAID Circuit Coutt OF AT the re-
turn day OF said notice, ami du what Is
necessary TO protect their interests
And II j. further ordered that this order
he published once - week for two siic
ctssivc weeks in Tho Big Stone Gap
Post, q newspaper printed IN Wise
County. Virginia
Il Il ROBERTS Clerk
li she Circuit Cour, Of Misc County
Virginia Ia Vacation.
Interstate Railroad Company
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Billy Sunday
Speaks in School Auditorium
to a Large Audience

ON Tuesday morning Ia the
school auditorium, the d opl. II
the Gap had an opportunity d
lear - very interesting Sermon
10y Rev w \ sunday lhs
great evangelist, Who Is con.
Quoting a series OF meetings in
the large tnhernacle al Norton.
Mr.. Jones, IA lnrnher Of the ouu.
day party, had charge ot ihs
music lie sang several no hls
favnrte songs. Mr.. S,ulay
preached a very forccful and iu.
trresting SERMON taken lfom
Psalm 33-S Regardless ID lht
rainy weather, every scti Nas
taken aud there We're mauy
people standing This "a the
last week OF vt the campaign lt
Nurlon and the people 500
have not had an opportumtY %
attend any Of these injecting,
should emdelvor to DO su for
they do not realize what they
ar" missing.
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Birth Announcement.

MIR and Mrs. Il. l. Noitol
announce the birth Of a daugb
Ter on Wednesday,, July 9Th
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Picnic Sunday.

Sunday morning u few con
genial friends and relatives mo-
tored down 10 Dryden carrying
with them baskets of all Kinds
OF pIcnlc "ents' and spent th''
day plcnicing ON the banks 20
the RIVER near the bridge.
Those N the party We're, M
and Mrs. james X Taylor nnd
TWO little children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. v Weems and daughier,
Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs II II
Lane aud three little children.
MIR aud Mrs. John Taylor anu
Three daughters, Misses Juanila.
Margaret and Helen and Cha~
Draper aud Jack CaNvood.