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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09
NOTICE
To the Electors of the City Of F!

To the Electors of the City of Fer
gus Falls, Minnesota.
SIRS
You will please take notice,
that the annual spring election to
be held in the city of FergusFalls
Minnesota, on Tuesday April 5,
1921, that the following proposed
amendment to the City Charter OF
the City of Fergus Falls, Mime
sofa, which has been proposed by
the Board of Freeholders, will be
submitted for adoption or rejec-
tion Said proposed amendment
reading as fo1lows:z
''That section Ga of the City
Charter of the City of Fergus
Falls be AmendedYby Adding at
the end thereof the following:
FAIR FUND:
i The Fair Fund is created to
aid in the maintenance and dev-
elopment of the Otter Tail Coun-
ty Agricultural Society and Fair
Association at Fergus Falls, Min
nesota. This fund shall be sup
ported by taxation and there shall
be levied annually for a period OF
ten years. commencing with the
first levy made after the adoption
of this amendment, a tax Of one
mill on the dollar of the valuation
of all taxable property Of the Ci-
ty, according to the preceding of
ficia1 assessment thereof. .@ {
"a H. J. COLLINS, a.
City Clerk Of Fergus Falls MINI.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09

ifffe ]plge:s 9en 111aa Be 1plge, og bet
u11oer 50 Gents pr. 8uibel, og bet er
ingen }om fon ab1e Mais 90 felge
for 6et1 9ris paa faa fo1tbart 2nno.
Ser er mango, Sarn1ere ionf bar
fnbt 2on6 un6er oiS1e1 bgie 2a1tb=
priler, iom er u61at for at mite alt
be bar, og Der er n1ange Surn1ere,
lonn bar goaet inb i 2anbforretnina,
iorn bill gau 5alit fer Maret er noe.
Ser er6armere 1om bar bnroeret
efter en Sorn1ue af fra 100000 til
100000 Dollars, 1om lite er bpro
en- Gent, oerlp1n oe 1fl1lbe betale i'm
@jelo i6og. - Nel. &ap. 9srels.
8. 8. @foar fra groofiton por
/ @pen fib1te 2er6ag., San beretter
at en- of Sc Mnitalter 1om bar giort
raffe 5fri6t fren1ober 6e ieners
Mor, er ct. 21tfes @oipitn1 / 6argo,
81. Daf. 6or BET fgrite fan neones
&o1pitolets bpgtige @eftor og 9eitn-
rer, Or. 81. 8. 6onfaIsr,6, fen1 fit
bar 8eitprer for set norife @oIpitol
/ 8rooFIpn. timber bans 2ebelle Dar
@o}pitalet life bare robi6et fig, n1c1
ftaar MI fo11 ct of Sc allerbe6ite So
lpitoler neitenfor @ocbe1ter Dertil
n1aa nppnes 6en ppper1ige 9ugeltab
1om iogner oerben fra Sarge og
Moorbeno og andre @treg. @aale~
oes babes ipecioli1ter / Stadium, font
unbe1roes til Sur for &reft og anore
onborte6e @efi iter og @aar, ct >flll6-
ften6ig f-Mop 2oboratorin1n io,n
og1ao foreitaaes at 1pecialiiter. Sect
1ogt oIle Spg6omme bar fin ierffilte
8ebor6ling beb 1enne Mn1talt.
- Sronf Sieitab, en- af oe melt
populere og bel{taoeroe Sarmere
fra $omn al Carlisle bette @o1111tp,
bar / 8pe11 / 6orret11ing 1i6ite Man=
6ag. @on aflag6e ogfaa ugeblaoet
ct 8eleg, og for,pe6e fin Subffrip=
ton paa 8la6et for to Mar forifn6.
W3r. Gieita6 forta1te os at ban TOM
ber op fra Si1more @onntp / 1869,
1anu1en me6 Sletbo1b 8rgbrene, og
bar Sen ferite ion tog Somelteao=
lo11b Comm of Carlisle. San tom
BERTH 2on6et iom @n1igrant 1867.
@or ferit en- Ei6 Ga @rosie> @isr
f1pttebe berfra til Eeras, bbor ban
bar / 11z Mor, reiite oerfra til Sill
more &c., og bar Der til bon reiite
berop 1860. Mer. 5ie1tab tnnfer
at reiie til Morge paa Be1gg til Com
neren og bill 1laa 8elge neb 8pgoe=
lagenes gforgesfGrb og Sc afieiler
fra Seem Oorf SEN 36ie Wai n1eo Gn=
narb 2iniens 9onpifib ~Mql1itonia"
og bpis alt gaar bel, bil W}r Sieitao
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09
;fereas falls 90 Dmeen.

- On Dotter bIeb fsbt til Dr. 'og
W1rs. 6. 81. Eore1on fra M1bbD for
Ie6en Man1og. Mober og 8arn be-
fi11oer fig bel paa ct. 2ufas So1pi-
to1 beri @pe1, og Doftoren ielp er
ioa itrao1enbe glao og 1oa frp, ion1
ON bon pIub1elig .bar bit Willionpr
ugebIooet gratulerer!
81 benIe6er Spn1erfion1be6en paa
Apotefer Sobn s. 8eiies itore Mo. i
bette $50. Ser ct uoentbil rna1,ge
DpperIige @obtfjpb at fan beb bette
Gnlg. De11ne Sorrett1ing lom alt=
1oa MT feirer fin 20=Marige beltooel1,
er en of Be Ieoe11oe isgpe1 af lit 1lags
og FOREIGNER al matge @run6e 6olfs
@eIbilie og 5tgtte.
@eter &eIge1on oe Mgnes @ou=
ger fra Nerbeoen al gotblop bleh
egteoiet af Baitor II. 9. Sobn1on
ben 4oe Mors. 8rat6eonrn1en por
Golbat &rigen og bleD 1aaret ct
@lng r1en er MI friif igien. Sc geD=
gifte 1fal bo1ptte Jig paa Selge Sci"
eeIons 6arn1 Solpn at Sscar.
- W1r. 90 Wfrs. 6. &. @aug fra
Mr6atb, Gan., bar beret berrunot en-
8 Tigers Ei6, iMnlebni11g al, at Sc
res Dotter, 9lones, naatte gienne1l=
goa en Operation for 8li'1otor1nbe=
tpn6el1e poa ct. 2ufes @oipito1. -
&angfolfene er gobt fjenot ber Sm
egne11, 90 6e 1ebebe i Sotpn at Cor
be111fjolo fgr. Sc f1pttebe til CANADA,
9e benptte6e Mnle6ningen og BE-
iggte fin 8ro6er Mnrltnb @aug beo
Dolto11 1an1t f1ere @legt11inger os
Benner 6errnn6t, og 6e fortalte os
at 6e bab6e baft en- bDggelig Sur, og
6e biIoe gie11,lem l1gebla6et taffe oe<
res gar1le @e11ner og geaboer rl1not
DuIton for 6eres Spofre1ie moo bent
Deres Oatter er 11t 1aa bi6t iterf, at
bum fon forla6e @olpitalet og 6e ten
fer at reife til oeres Stem Canada
ON etpar Dage.
SO. 6. 8. Sobnlon {om fgr bar
bofot / Sotpn af Scambler Der /
gonrttiet, r1e11 I'LL leper beo Walcon1,
eeSotpo, 11ebbe1er pm bborle6es Stil=
1ingen er 6er bbor ban iii Dor. Ser
er en- Mos1e n1eb Corn Snegnen,
og en- bel Del 6arnere hur 2 slars
9bling paa @aanb. st Iar tilbaga
bar Corn 1aa bSi / Yris, at Set bar
for fo1tbor sSeoe for @ri1er og SIRE
oturer. Git i Sum- flor begpnotc
Mnis at fal6e / Bris, og bo pil6e 6e
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09

5feire oen 17be Mai / BET gan1le 2a1o
Mr. 5ieitob bar belpgt Rorge .
@ange fgr, ibet ban bnr Ser i 1893,
ligeIeoes bar ban Der / 1914, Son'
bi De6 brgo &rigen 1o oet Mar, og
BON fit lite bpre 6er 1on lenge ion1
ban babbe tengt, men n1aatte reiie
Stem 1aa baftig ion1 r1ulig: 9e111e
Gang er set bons Sanfe at bore Der
en- 5 a 6 Manneber. Sra11f Sieitao
.er feot og opbof1en paa Seoen1orfen
i Morge. @on bar EN- ftor @lagt og
mango 8enner at beigge, iblal1ot an=
ore er og1oa ct Seffenoebarn af BAN
gift n1e6 Stortingsmun6 @altbig
pao Gro1ta pe6 Eronobiem. San bob
Sc ogiao 2 0nfler font bar beret
@tortingsn1enb. l1gebla6et gnifer
Mr. Gieitoo EFT 1pffelig Sfeiie meo
Sorpi5ning ont at ban. bill baoe cit
forngieIig Morgesreiie, :
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09
Gn sob Bog.

+ 81 fit os nDlig tilienot til s(nmel+
belle u8oge1 ON @@iiffbnbr, 1on1 Soft
fal6er 6en.. Sg 6n en- lRl1gere SSern-
ba11ereife 1fuloe foretuges, 1aa tenf-
te bi bette f111oe bore pas1en6e 2es=
ming pao 8eie1. Sg BET HaI biuigt
inor9n11nes, at ffieloen bar bi beret
laa grebet al nogen @og, ,fom 6enne
Ser fortelles s o111 Ell Sanilie, 1ont
l111oer fr1tnn og prebebe @aar -~e ct
Barn oe6e iuit fgr Mfreifen og ct pan
&abet = orog til 9lnerifa forat for
.bebre fine @uar. On af 8drnene bar
Sobon Motban, 1ou1 90 bar en- @moa
gut. Sam fdger bi gie1neu 8ar1ez
og l1ng6omsaIoeren, TOM 9tu6ent,
8re1t, fer1t paa 2an6et og faa @tor
bpen, Hrofesfor, @nrbe6su1an6 i
@an1funoet til ban, 90 BON ipntes at
bere al6eles 11u11oberlig, sb1eo bort,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09

.s-as5z ICY ~ ~
THIS Woman suffered. Mrs.
II. A. Leanan, Sturgin Colo, ],
writes II suffered with bladder
and kidney trouble for years. -
Doctored and tried everything:
No help. Finally ) friend sent me.
Foley Kidney Pills. They helped
me SO much I used Z potHes. Now
I fee: fine Spent sleepless nights.
SufferedSso it seemed I hardly.
could live. Reco ommend Foley
Kidney Pills to All who suffer
from kidney trouble IS did
Sold Everywhere
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09

N Eorsong Mten: vs5l1tances OF o1tri
Church 81 Meb. $. 8. @iIool.
5rebng Morgen:: An6agt thilHfnpt-
tet Mnb. Z, LIS, beo 8ait. g, S. 8ret-
fe. 5oreorag:: uBreiten j sSh1oer-
bpreIi ,beb Yaft. 6. S. g. Olbis-
nfer.
5reoag G11.:: Soreorag rHrefte1l
lom @raoifa11t, beo &ait. 8. S. Nins
Sre6og Mften:: Sorebrag: vBre-
item 1on1 Sialelprger" pe6 8aft. S.
g. 81. DaIe: u.
2grbag Sorn1i6o.: Mnoagt tilfnpt
tet Mnb. 3,s7-13, beo Ba1tor S. Spi<
fie1b. 5orebrag: r@pilfet- 5orbolo
bgr Nreiter i11ota til Menighe6slem-
r1er fou flptter u6 fra og inoenfor
EN- n16en Menigbe6s @renier?" peb
8oito. $. 8. @bare.
2gr6ag Gn1.: Sore6rog beo Hrof.
S. M. Nnsgaarb.
5g1toag Gorn1ibb.: Baitor a. y.
@fogerboe prafet be6 ben @orlfe og
8ait. g. &. @prenion neh 6en g1-
geIife @ubstieneite.
5groag Mften: gtaoperg11oSticl:e-
lte, @oit. g. 6. @imo11lon ho1ot
@friifftteta1e, Sormano 5. 3. aaitlo
bo1ot Yn1toro1prefen
Wea116ag Goru1ibb.: g(noogt, ill.,
fnpttet g4ab. 3, 1922, be6 Tait. @:
g. @eito: Soreorag: "Ebe @o11cd-
ton Of W1an in tbe Sight Of bi5 9ta-
t11re on6 9estinp", bp 9r. 8. 90.
8ruce.
Monoog gn1:: Sore6rag: 2oioli-
tet til bort &irfelamfun6" peo Nait.
st. Mnlnnin.
8lan6t 6e Breiter 1om operpar
8reltefonferencen ber bar ogiaa &ait
80. s. @boIe fra 8en1on. Set bar
fon1 befienot Haitor &pa1e, font bar
&ongresn1on6 @ollteabs Wo6fanoi-
oat be6 8a1get forle6e11 Sg1t. &an
er en- 6Dgtig Nreitemqnb, og Der er
bisielig mango, iom CIR ban1 bet
gtao6: n@fon1oger b1ib beo bin
2eit""!
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.%aftor S. S. @erbabI, fon1 / n1an>
ge Mor bor Bre1t ber> bibonnet Rre'
itefonferencen og par Wie1t 81. s.
Stnngs Silent timber Spbo1oet ber.
3an er 11u Breit for eugle Vallep
aaloet / Eob6 County.
ST.. q. 81. 8rnce fra Yreiteifolen
i ct. MntbonD Barf, bar ber i Man=
bags -og bo16t ct larerigt Goreorog
for Breltefonferencen.
9oftor og Grn S. g. 81. Dale fra
McSSnto1b bipaanet Nrelteeonferen<
| cen og beIpgte fine @1egtninge, u.
g. Mnoerfon og 6. 80. Sl(ons Der.
De beipgte ogfaa fine forotms Cog
| nebgr1t, Baft: og Mrs. g, 6. @inpn=
ion.
Me6after 81. Molmin af ~2u<
tberaneren" bofot ct belibet Sore
orog ober Eben1det, u2oDulitet moo
bort &irfelan1fun6" for Hre1terne
for1eoen 2eroae.
| Ho1t. Sobon,1es &gifiel6 fra Spo
@nrbors, 1o1n for1e6en 2prbag bo1ot
8ibeIIesning be6 Bre1tefonferencen,
bor uogit en- sln6agtbog IS Sibets
abe1b", Ser bar bnft 11alminoelie
ftor &f1etning.
| = =.
! Hait. S. 8. @etber fra Gositou
bar @jelt bos .. S. @tbei un6e1
8reiteff1r1et. Sans 5gn, Olaf, er
2nrer be6 Barf Megion College.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09

Son. 81. s. 2iroberg, tioIigere 2e-
gislaturmeolern fra bette goat11tp, er
baIgt til mapor i Detroit. r
@barnp @larf, forbenb. @peafer !
@eprnlentantbniet og uangeaarig
bemofratiff &ongresn1ano fra Weis-
io1trt, 6eoe ben 2ben bs., II Mar gl..
Sm to Gage fl116e Fan bobe. trnffet
fig tilbage efter 26 Mars Eieaelte
fom Weolem of &epreienta11tbu]et.
Gbamp @larH bar feot / Mnoeriol1,
&p., Zoe Mars 1850, @gn of Sobn
@ampton GIarf og Mletbea 8eau-
cban1p, og oebt San1es 8eaucba1np
@lorf, ct Nabn ban meget tioIig for
forteoe til @barnp gIarf. San 6goe
/ 8albington.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09
59te !. 2larg:'la,!l,ls ] ]! !

:falot be6. en- altfor tiioIig Dg6. Oct
er geoieent 9fof, ION Der bDbes os.
Rieb Bogen! Den er forfntHtet nf5
sReoaHgr st. Maln1ip, og fones for.
50. 100 bos Mugsburg Bub. &o11ie /.
DinneapoIis. Sn6tngten brnges til.
gnfe11 Mrs. &ibabIs, 0pboD.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL AC
COUNT AND FOR DISTRIBUTION.
State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail.
To- akar

In the matter of the estate of Mary Larson. De-
cedent ~, ,. ..v t. p
The State of Minnesota to all persons IN
terested in the final account and distribution of
the estate of said decedent: The representative
of the above named decedent having filed in
this court his final account of the administration
Of the estate of said decedent, together with his
petition praying for the adjustment. and allow;
ance Of said final account and for distribution Of
the residue of said estate to the persons hereunto
entitled; Therefore you. and each of you, are
herebv cited and required to show cause. if any
YOU have. before this court, at the Probate
Court Rooms in the Court House. IN thecity Of
Frgns Falls, in the County of Otter Tail. State Of
Minnesota; on the 24th day Of March, 1921. at
10 O'Clock a. NJ or as soon thereafter as szld
matter can Be heard. WHY, said petition should
moi Sc granted: and that this citation be served
81 the publication thereof according 70 law, and.
before said day Of hearing, to each of the heirs
of said decedent whose names and addresses are
hi1own and appear from the files Of this court,
Witness the Judge Of said Court. this 10th day Of
FehruMy AL d., 1871 .i5-: fz .t.ssEs# III sssz
Sesi at Fro6ats Court B. .Ftankberg. /;
d JudDe Of Probate
First Fubaicatsson FS1b. 81 1s2i.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09
SRA @aibinstott.

@oibington, 9. g., 4oe Mars. -
@orren g. @orbing aflagoe i6ag
g1nbeoseben 1om De Soreneoe Sta=
.ters 296e Br9Iibe11t.
Me6 1in1ple gerenol1ier aflag0e
Mr. &nr6ing g6en paa &apitoliets
Srappe paa 9itii6en af @pgningen
on1gipet of e1 flor Menneifemengoe
Mne fto6, 6a Ser iaar life bar fgrget
for sapoer for nogen of @iaiterne
@fterot bope oberberet 8iceprnli=
bent Goo1ibges Mflaggel1e af Gn1=
beosebe1 @enutets Gal, begab Sc
fren1me6e 2or6es Diplontater, 6e
bpie 0fficerer / BEN amerifanife Mr=
me og Glaabe, &egjeringens Meolem
nter, &sieferet sSu1tinarius @bite,
Meblen1n1erne al @u1et og Senatct
7ig i'll Sc @labie, Der bar reierperet
for ben UNDER 59i1egangen og poa
Srappen paa 9ltli6en al &apitoliet.
S tibligere Mar babbe &ongres<
rnen6ene og @enatorerne meb fine
@ieiter i116taget Nla61e pua en- 1tor
Blotforn1, Der funbe rlr11n1e 10000
MenneFer, 1ige foran Erappen og
paa begge @ioer al Bre1ibentens
9foItrun1. 9lf 6en1nn iii Str. 5nr<
oings 9n1fe bleb iaor benne Ylat~
form life bpgget.
Ser bar i11iolertib opfgrt en- n1ill<
ore Blatfornt, Ser bor flor nof til at
rnn1mc Ben nDe Breli6e11t og Ben
go11lIe Yre1ibe,tt, @eielteret sSSuititin
rins 8bite, 8ibelbererer og Meb-
len1merne of &ongresiens Mrrangc=
mentsfon1ite.
Ser bar obe11for Ylatformen o11=
bragt. ct eIetri1f 9lparat, ser 1fu1De
biorage til, at Sen npe Yr9li6ents
5tenn1e fl1n6e bpres AT allelan1nel
| / 6en itore l5olfenos1e. Set bar fer=
tie @ar1g, bette er Bit gjort,
9gielterets Snltitiarius @bite tog
ben npe 8reiibe11t go, og @oet
blep l1btolt al Wir. @or6ing n1eo flar
bpi 5tenrn1e, ibet ban bo1bt bpire
Saano 8eiret. 9ette bar treble
Gang, @bite tog EN- @re'i6ent i @6.
| @on tog Wfr. @i11on So begge @on
ge. gere1nonierne ibag bar a11tage=
Zig oe melt e1fle, ion1 Ser bar beret
| pe6 11ige 9lnlebninger ii6en 9fepubli=
fens ferite Gage, ba offentlige
Meno log6e mere an pan @intpel=
beb og Den1ofroti, enb Silfel6et ct
11u. Ser bar ioag inge1 ~Sta11os
Lungs @aberne, bbor BEN 11pe Brpli=
bent fierte meo lit sSelge. Seo ti5=
1igere 9lnlebninger far 1nan betolt
beie Nriier for at funne foo Blabz
paa 11ige ~5tan6s". Ser bar i,1gel1
Narabe ioag. Ser bar heller i,1ge.1
Df111if, oo Wr 9orbing bab6e 116tall
/ 9n1fe ON, at bet ffu1oe n6elooes.
/ 8iliom ifal Eli @asfprer,
/ @eo en- fort Wfeo6e1eIe orn, at bal
bill ~eienopta 5ngfererpraris" gat
| Brpli6ent @ilfon igaar BEN ferite
@ntDoning af; bba6 ban ogter at gje
re, 1taar ban bar forlabt oct '9bibt
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09

EreIterlgoet al iI1tteoes Mon6ng
Gftern1ibo ibobug % De- flefte a Breiter- s..
ne reiife bieH pan g terrnio gsto=.
gene. s .... . =s.:.@..:.s5 ..s. $. ..s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-09
@ilom ifal Eli s@asfprer,

8eo en- fort Me66e1eie o11, at ban
bill neie1opta Sagfdrerpraris" gub
Brnli6e1tt @iIfon igaor oen ferfte
Mntb6ning al; bba6 ban ogter at sir
re, naar ban bor for1aot oct 9bioe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
THE INSLDER 81 VS.

Cas-. BoX-Sport Head.
Even an old-time golfer may be
a green star.
1t isn't safe for dad to sneak
away from home, go to the ball
game. and take his little son along.
Youth viii tell. as they say.
'Tis nearly time for an good men
TO close their office early when
there's a game in town.
It's been so long since we've heard
anything about it that we've for
gotten how TO spell krokay.
Schalk is a worthy son and a
bright Ray in the SoX lineup
When Al Roberts got through
with Gunboat Smith I'm their New
York battle. Smith was a hatboat.
A lot of ball stars who are pokinE
in southern waters, are no pikers on
the diamond.
With the flock Of new faces on the
Chicago American team. you cau't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
GRAND RAPIDS MEN
IN GOOD SHOWING
AT BOWLING MEET
Michigan oman Team Rolls
Into Third Place Smith
Leads Singles.

BY Associated Press:
BUFFALO, y Y March 12.-One
pair breaking into the two man
standing Of leaders and three indi-
viduals winning places among the
ten high in the singles were the
results Of an all-day attack on the
pins by western bowlers at the
American Bowling congress tourna-
ment here today.
Grand Rapids ten pin men were
the star performers of the day. II.
Hoppe and c. Bruer, rolling high
sets OF 1927 pins in the two-man,
and taking third place, while V.
Ottenwess. a teammate. took a SINH
lar position in the individual event
with a high score Of 659 pins. j.
Reilly Of Chicago. with a total of
Coo. and r. Haislup of Indianapolis,
scoring go pins, were the other two
to class among the individual event
leaders. Reilly placed fifth while
Haislup tied George Roehner of
Buffalo. for tenth Place.
The leaders in the tournament
events are:
Five-man event-Fleming Furni-
ture company, Cleveland, 1861; Ke-
nosha Academy, Kenosha. 1927.
Northern Paper Mills. Green Bay,
Wis. 2911. Threms, Toledo, 2902;
Mineralities Chicago. 1856; Gable
Piano company, Detroit, 2S44; Wade
Drugs, Sandusky. 1920; Green Riv-
ers. Chicago. 2796; Langtry- Nc
Brides, Milwaukee. 2792; University
number 1. New York. 2791.
Two-man event - Weygand-Paul-
son. Erie. 1850; Observation-Disclosures
Detroit. 1898; Hoppe Breuer. Grand
Rapids. 1927: Drex.er-Feinner, Buff
alo. 1917; Harris-Zeivas. New York
l1210: Green. Kalamazoo, 1908;
yne-Gerber, Buffalo, y. Y. 1901;
Wethernow Waydig, New York
l119S.
individual event-F'red Smith
Detroit. 7O2 Joseph Gilligan, Buff
alo. 6S3; Y. Otternwess. Grand Rap
ids. 659: B. Weaver. Detroit. 656
!. Riley. Chicago, 655; b. Masse
Green Bay, 647; III. Steers. Chicago
646. G.. KOlb, Rochester, CAS-; p
Rosenthal Erie. 642; G Roehner
Bunalo. $50; r. Haislup. Indiana
polls. 640.
All events-Fred Smith. Detroit
I1SS9: G. Schiller, Sandusky, 1874
I J. KHngman. Dayton. 1874; J. Reil
| ~. Chicago. 1919. b. Weaver. De
trGit. 1916; j. Kurleman. Cincinnati
l1S12: Il Sperber. Cleveland. 1SOS
w. Rusch. jr Chicago, 1906; G
Breur. Grand Rapids. 1905; o. Ger
1 Der. Buffalo. 1904.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

LAKE CHARLES, La, March L.
Connie Mack is strong for the
new head-guard for bail players
and his Athletics arc using It in the
spring training batting.
1t is made OF cork-four layers
and fits over the top Of the head,
much like a catcher's mask fits over
the face. 1t IS protection against
the bean ball.
Players are a bit shy on using
it," says Mack. They think il ic
an admission OF timidity.
But 1 can remember when play
ers in the early COS felt the same
way about the catcher's mask. shin
guards and the chest protector
They got used TO them. And today's
players will get used to the head
guard.
When batter crowds the plate
he puts the burden of his own safe
~ on the pitcher"
Ralph Perkins, Athletic catcher
likes the guard and predicts that
all rIayers will adopt it sooner OF
later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
with any club in organized baseball
Prosecution Not Ready.


Prosecution Not Ready.
Judge George T. Barrett, Amer
lean league attorney in the case.
said the prosecution had found its
evidence was not ready for proper
presen ts4ion. New evidence now be-
ing gathered would give the state
an impregna bic case. he said.
Thomas P Nash. attorney for
Buck Weaver Swede Risberg. Oscar
Felscf and Fred McMul.in, and
Benedict Short. attorney for Claud
Williams. Joe Jackson and allied
with D. p. Cassidy OF Detroit. in
the defense OF Eddie Cicotte. said
they would fight 10 the finish any
attempt 70 procure a long delay In
the trial.
Jackson and Weaver. speaking
through their attorneys, said they
opposed even a short postponement.
as they wanted 10 be cleared i'm
mediately so they could be back in
baseball this season"
Judge Charles A. Mcdonald. who
started the grand jury investigation.
said that II witnesses repudiated
their statements there might be
some difficulty in obtaining convic-
lions but that he considered the tes-
nmony given the grand jury strong
enough 20 convict every guilty per-
son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
RULES COMMITTEE
MAKES CHANGES IN
SAFETY" RULING
Ball to be Put in Play on 80
Yard Line-Attack Pro-
fessiOnalism.

=
NEW YORK. March 12.-Chanse
of the rule governing a safety and
"a suggestion bearing on the status
Of officials who take part in pro
fessional games. were made at the
annual meeting of the football rules
committee which closed here today.
Following a safety. the rule was
changed 10 read that the ball shall
be put in play on The 30-yard line
instead OF the 2O-yard line. The al
terat.on was made because Of the
difficulty of spectators I'm differen-
tiatinE between safety and a
touchback.
The committee suggested to the
central board Of officials which has
charge of selecting officials for
games. that after the season of
1921. no college football official
who shall officiate in a professional
game shall be eligible for any fur
Their college football contests.
Minor Alterations.
These were the outstanding
changes and recommendations
made, although there were num-
Der Of minor alterations i'm the code
for the purpose of clarifying the
rules or checking certain plays.
1t was ruled that in the future
the referee shall toss the coin for
call Of the opening play Of a game
and the winning captain. having
named his choice of such play, can
not revoke such decision.
In an effort to curtail clipping
or cutting down a player from be-
hind. theh committee elaborated the
rule on unnecessary rOughnesS 10
indicate running into. diving or
throwing the body against a player
obviously out of the play either be-
fore or after the ball is dead. The
penalty. which stands as a loss OF
I > yards, was extended to include
such loss on the kickoff following
a touchdown in case such score
should result in the play in which
the penalty was incurred.
The rules committee went on rec
ord as being opposed TO the devel-
opments of professional football
holding that the game was one
which by tradition and sentiment
was peculiarly associated with col
! lege sport and recreation.