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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-24
TO GIVE PROGRAM
ON SUNDAY NIGHT

The Sunday school of St. Marks
Lutheran church will give the follow
ing program on Sunday evening at
1880 O'Clock at the church,: -"
observation-disclosures 'Hither Yc ="
Faithful ....... -.
Responsive Servicc-Junion and
intermediate departments.
Song, "Oldest, Newest. Grandest,
Truest'-lntermediate department.
Recitation, "A Word of Welcome
Miss johnson. II .
Song, Little Children Can Tell
4ou"-Leon Jorgenson and primary
department.
The Christmas Story (recited)-De-
lores Schumar, Elizabeth Ann Brown,
Ruby Sheldrew,f Harry Nelson and
Earl Roarig:.. r
Carol Ssilcnt Night" - Sunday
schools -,
The outstanding feature Of the pro-
gram will be a Christmas story. THE
Shining Of the Christmas STAR by
these young people:
The various parts are as follows:
Reader, Miss Agnes Glockner: Spirit
Of Christmas, Alberta Hart; trumpet
ers. Irene Miller. Helen Sorcnson,
Myrtle Jensen. Myrtle Johnson; chill
dren, Mildred Falkanger, Ruth Burch-
ard Dorothy. .Fodnes. D%onabelle
Olsen, Kenneth Brown, Geo. Bredahl:
workers. Dam, Glockner,, Arthur
Young; Helen Fodnes, Walter Shower;
waif, Wanda sFailor: foreigners, Ar
della Overaeker, Vernice Wick Carl
PriessS Earl Anderson. ~ -'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-24
Mcndenhali Memorial Pr-esbyterian.

East Grand Forks, Carl! Perrin,
minister. Sunday. school 10 a. m;
morning worship IL, subject, Wise
Men," Evening service 7:45, subject.
His Name Wonderful" Prayer meet
ing 7:45 Wednesday evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-24

. Loesch's Mass in G will be sung at
the Christmas high mass which will
be celebrated at $3.50 in. , st. Mary's
Catholic church Sunday morning.
Clarence O'Connor is the director of
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
DUKE GROSS WILL
 PITCH FUR STARS |TH|S AF AFTERNOON

w Mesa is coming over this afternoon tiwith nine husky ball players bent on Towering the Phoenix All-Stars in the mlust
 The All-Stars finally prevailed on eDuNe Cross to pitch one more game @for the home town fans before leaving tto join the Vernon team of the Pacific FCoast league. Duke has been very Successful against the Mesa players. tholding a clear record of wins in every egame played against the visitors. The rlast game ended 32 in favor of Duke Band in the game previous he let Mesa down in To game. Duke is confident
 he can beat the visitors and the Mesa
 players are going to take advantage hof their last opportunity to win a game tfrom the Phoenix star
 # Manager Rodriguez gave out the fol- Blowing lineup last night: Ed Scott.
 Catcher: Duke Cross pitcher: Bell. first base; Scotty. second base; Ritchie, third base: Moore. shortstop: Chino Neft field: Rodriguez. center field ]:
 Football. right field; and Delgado, sub Lefty Lush or Gill will work for the sNrisiting team. The game will start .1lromptly at p. m.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
Old Timers Will
 Be Tn Republican
 Bicycle Run Today

Two old time bicycle riders will rival St Onge in today's big bike outing just can't keep the old boys down.
 Major E. M. Duncan, civilian rep resentative of the Salvation Army in Phoenix, and ". W. Wells, auditor of The Republican. will ride wheels in today's sociability bike run.
 Major Duncan sold the first high wheel below the Mason Dixon line, long. long ago. and even today he can manipulate the high wheel far more gracefully than the average American youth can handle a two wheeler
 Wells has been riding a bicycle 50 long he doesn't even hazard a guess as to the number of miles he has covered.
 Envoy Giles, special representa- tive of the Salvation Army Home Service Campaign, the only man who ever crossed Lapland with bi- cycle, will also be in line if he reaches the city In time today. Giles has toured tho world, and the greater part of his trip was made on a bike.
 Many other old timers will be out today. Age is no bar-every bike rider between eight and eighty can get into line.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Frank Frisch is ball player without price.
 When McGraw offered $500. .oOo- more or less-and four players for Rogers Hornsby Branch Hickey, Hornsby's keeper. said:
 "All right, John if you throw in F'risch"
 Then McGraw hung up the receiver and went back to Cuba
 As a timely hitter Frisch outranks Hornsby.
 Frisch batted in TT runs in no games for an average of 100. Hornsby batted in 94 runs in 149 games with the aver age Of .650.
 To Frisch is attributed the long win ming streak of the Giants last summer that made them pennant contenders the last few weeks of the season.
 From the day Frisch rejoined the team after an illness they began tC play ball. His pep. speed. timely hit ting, occasional smashes "hyperder- micked" the whole team.
 A timely hitter is the best bet on any ball club.
 The batter who can hit in the pinches is worth more to club than q l Babe Ruth so far as winning pennanc, l Is concerned. Frisch hit only 2SO but he connected when hits meant runs Oftener than any other National leaguer.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
By DEAN SNYDER

Baseballs undeveloped resourcesl
 Magnates overlook many ways to keep the pine board seats jammed
 As a result a lot of baseball pep that might be--just isn't.
 They have the ladies' days and the kids days. Most park owners let 1t so at that
 With little a Ia mode they'd make the fair fans and the kid fans every day fans.
 Women and kids like to be amused. They don't know all about baseball by a long shot.
 They don't get the drift of all the slang peddled around ball park.
 Baseball men are all fairly good business men. They wouldn't last long if they weren't. But their ideas need dusting off.
 Here's the Dope Fl. J. Benson, owner of the San An tonic Broncos thinks he's got the right dope. He'd make the women and kids more interested.
 He thinks it isn't enough to have 'em clap their hands and screech a little. Benson wants 'em to go plumb yappy over the game-go wild-go bugs-go clear up in the airi
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
Canadian Skating Championship Won
 By Montreal Entry
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MONTREAL. Jan 29. = Russell Wheeler of Montreal today won the honors in tho Canadian skating cham pionship with 90 points. Charles Jew traw of Lake Placid, N. Y, finished second with So, and Charles German of St. Johns. N B., and Mike Good man of Winnipeg. Man, tied for third with 70 each.
 Americans won five firsts. including tSo boys events: were second in two events ana third in five. Jewtraw won both the mile and two mile, capturing the latter fin minutes 12 seconds. In this race five skaters had spills. Rus sell Wheeler. who was pocketed, had bad fall. Al Leitch of Lake Placid N. r.. won he half-mile.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
King. Of Belgium
 Offers Cup For
 Ocean Yacht Race
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NEW YORK. Jan. 29--King Albert of Belgium has offered a cup for an ocean race from Sandy Hook to ost- end, Belgium, open to selling yachts, Baron de Cartier Belgian ambassador, announced today. The race is to start July A.
 The race will be without handicap, the baron announced. as the king de- sires an open contest for the cham pionship of the high seas. All sizes and types of sailing yachts with any rig and from all nations are eligible, as are also auxiliary yachts, provided the propelling machinery is properly sealed or neutralized.
 The start is to be at noon, regard less of wind or weather. and the start ing point is to be between Ambrose lightship and the committee yacht. A
 warning signal is to be given at ten minutes before noon and the starting signal will be given at noon. Yachts unable to reach the starting l line will be penalized by the time lost King Albert's cup will become the permanent property of the victor and a suitable commemorative medal will be presented to each contestant" the bar on said
 The duty of the starting committed I will be to conduct the start and con sider all protests Or fouls that may arise mp to the starting signal. wher | its duties will cease.
 Entries are to be received by thu
 Belgian consul general in New York
 Pierre Mali, at 25 Madison avenue.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
REGULAR WEEKLY TRAP SHOOT WILL START AT Z ?. M.

Valley trapsnooters will meet at the Phoenix Cur club traps on East Af-
 Dowell road this afternoon at 2,00 o'clock to take part in the regi'las weekly ttapsh0ct
 The new traps were tried ont last Sunday and from all accounts the city birds gave the shooters plenty of eNS citement during the afternoon. The traps throw the birds in every con- coivable direction, the position of tha i spring when the trap is pulled gov- erning the evolutions. The trap is also provided with dual connection to I throw two bIrds simultaneously. l The Phoenix Gun club is planning on a tournament to be held some time next month and 1t is probable tha~ some outside gun club will send a team to Phoenix to compete in the l big event.
 This afternoons shoot is open to all
 sportsmen, whether members of the i Phoenix Cur club or not. The clno
 is maintained primarily to promote
 target and trapshooting and the club I members are anxious to have all in- terested take part in these weekly l shoots.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
PEP UP THE GREAT AMERICAN GAME! Women UndeUeloped of Baseball
For the Kids

For the Kids
 Give the kids a ten-cent gate. Make 'em earn their way in sometimes. A dime isn't much
 Arrange a few sideshows for the youngsters at the games when Nick Altrock isn't in town
 Give 'em ice cream cones and pop for roofing.
 Teach 'em baseball slang
 Give 'em pictures of the players with their records.
 Make 'em feel they're appreciated.
 For the Owners Fans put a fortune into baseball cof- fers last year. The profit to the ma- jors was ten million.
 But they paid it with most of the undeveloped resources untouched. Winning teams always pack 'em in. Losers fizzle at the box office unless they happen to have a colorful star or two to attract.
 So here's the HUNCH-get after these undeveloped resources. Make the WOMEN and KIDS red-hot everyday fans. Besides. popping up the great Ameri- can game it will pep up the play ters, too.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
Game WardenSa Wild Turkeys Can
 Be Transplanted

Evidence that turkeys trapped in the game preserve can be successfully transplanted has been received by Joe V. Prochaska, state game warden in a letter from Ray B. Robinson of King man. Mir. Robinson makes particular reference Go the turkeys turned loose in the Hualapi mountains a year ago and ether letters make the same report of game conditions in the Catalina mountains, Robinson made the follow Iing report to tho game warden:
 ''Kingman. Ariz.. 4 January 26, 1921. 'Mr. Joe V. Prochasia.
 "State Game Warden, Phoenix, Ariz.
 fMy dear Mir. Prochaska
 "Last week I was in the Hualapi mountains where we turned the tur- akcys loose that you sent here las Hear and was very much surprised Fto see that they are doing so we'll They have apparently matched very fwell this last summer. as heard call: from both old and young turkeys anS saw a beaten path in the snow wher' both old and young had been feedln; lon dried berries.
 We evidently placed them in ar Ideal locality as they are staying prac tically in the same place that we pu them. There are several camps an, prospectors in this district and the. m tcu me they see the turkeys quit Frequently and all appear to have talSei a great interest in looking out fo them.
 sWhlle up there I scattered consid crablo hemp seed and am in hope; fthat it will get a start as it has lot .of large seeds on it when matured an will make excellent feed for the bird,
 "If you consider it advisable to sen isome more here this year I think would be good idea to buy som, tsmall tame birds and turn them ou With the wild ones as they would n doubt Do as wild as the others in Short while.
 "At your convenience please sen sine some license slips as there hay hcen several wanting them
 q Anything that you may sugges That will help things along here wi be appreciated. and I am sure that gan count on the gun club here as whole Co work with us in looking aft er the game in general
 Yours very truly.
 RAY F. ROBINSON"
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
.PUSHMOBILE RACE ISSTAGED BY BOYS

~ Donald F1iclvinger and Leonard John- ~ton won the pushmobile race held Sat 8urday by the boys division of the ". M. c. A. The race course was on nWest Portland between Second and @srhird avenues. The race was in two Nsections. F1ickinger and Johnson win- sning the first race and James Brice and s Walter Porter winning the second. In +the run off the result was as stated A
 shield which must be won three times
 is the trophy. Another push race will be held later in the spring. ! Miller, L Meyers and Oliver of the cabinet were in charge.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
FACES OF FAIR FANS TELL A LOT

umpire is rotten and a losing pitcher is a bum"
 Here's Benson's scheme to pep ur the game and the owners pocketbooSs
 For the Women
 Give motion pictures of baseball al the theaters. ture on it.
 Teach the women to talk the base ball vocabulary-the whole book Give 'em bargain admittance prices They don't appreciate the free days Charge 'em a dime and see 'em snap a the bargain.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
Teach 'Em SIanq

Seems funny" says Benson, that smart business men in baseball would overlook undeveloped resources. They are doing it in both the minors and majors.
 "The women and kids-they're the undeveloped resources.
 "A man who takes his wife to a game doesn't want to be dragged out of his rooting revelry by having her ask silly questions.
 Mine out of every ten women don't know the home plate from the family plate. They don't even know why an
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
Kid Palmer Wins
 From CeInars In
 One Sided Fight
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T DOUGLAS. Ariz. Jan. 29.--Kid Pal mer of Douglas tonight won the de- cision i'm ten-round boxing contest with Johnny Celmars of Toledo Ohio. The bout was one-sided, due to Cell mars obviously being out of condition.
 Tn tho pdeliminaries Red Milburn of Bisbeo defeated Lightning Davis of Douglas in six rounds and Kid Hart man of Bisbce and Kid Maza of Doug as fought six-round draw.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
BASKETBALL RESULTS

At Colorado Springs--Colorado Col- lege. 31: Colorado Aggies. II.
 At Golden, Colo.--Colorado School of Mines, AT: University of Denver 26.
 At hicago-Michigan defeated Chi cago tonight in d western conference basketball game 16 to fl.
 At Minneapolis Minnesota defeated Wisconsin, 22 to q, in a western con ference basketball game tonight
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
Illinois Athlete
 Ties Record Time z
 For TO- Yard Dash
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CHICAGO. Jan as.T The worlds rec ord for the 70 yard dash, 1-5= seconds. was tied by Loren Murchison in tha Illinois Athletic clubs annual track contests here last night. Murchison defeated Jack Scholz of the Detroit A. (. by an eye lash
 The Anes, Iowa. two-m mile relay racg team defeated Notre Dame by a wide margin. and Joie Ray lapped the field in the two-mile run. winning ia 10: co 1~5
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

English critics don't think much of Billy Wells. But at that they think Battling Levinsky will be soft trim mings since Bat was kayoed in four rounds by Carpenter and lost to Boy Mccormick on a foul in seven
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Los Angeles seems to be the baseball
 paradise for veteran Bengals. Detroit sent Sam Crawford west a couple years
 ago. Now they're shipping Oscar Stanage
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
cHlp KAYoEs JACK pUFFEY

NEW YORK. Jan 29.-George Chip former middlewcight champion Knocked out Jack Duffey of Chicago in the tenth round or 15-round match tonight.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Major league clubs can buy and trade among themselves until Aug. 1. After that they'll have to use the sandbag to switch talent.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Cobb has booked young twirler by the name of Sutherland who is said to be second Jim Bagby. if he's like Jim he must be good.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Representatives of more than 20 na- tional organizations are attending thc national conference on highway traffit regulations at Washington. called tC draw up a uniform code or laws.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Sam Riddle doesn't want the home towners to give his steed brass band reception. Sam also put the llibosh on a swell dinner party that was arranged for Man O War in New York last winter. That nag hasn't a chance to sow wild oats.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
BLlCAN SOClABILITY BIKE RUN STARTS AT 2 O'CLOCK
RIGHT FEARFUL

# George and Jack don't fight 1t will not make us sorei For it's a cinch the world
 Will roll on as of yore.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
IOWA REArs wAsHlNGroN

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 29. = Iowa state college defeated Washington univer- sity. 25 to 21. in a Missouri valley con ference basketball game today.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

40 tho third "Saiou dol Automovi" recently held in Bucuos Aires. S. A. no fewer than 43 makes Of ears were on show iu the automobile section.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Despite the increasing popularity of the automobile, horse stealing stin oc- cupies an important place in criminal records in the state of Pennsylvania
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Manager appreciate good Penmsn- ship by ball players at this season of the year.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

cities they visit. A bunch of big Ieaguers have never seen Washington's monument.
 Earl Sheeley, White Sox first base recruit, is lame. He snapped one of his legs at the ankle several years ago. But Earl is rangy and a swell hitter
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

The St. Augustine golf course is one of the most famous in the south. It's called the golfers southern paradise.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
IffiSsiSclerI
 kI Gays

Babe Ruth, who whacks lem on the
 shoot,
 And makes them long ur-ssckers- Has qone down south to Dixieland To hunt among the Crackers.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

The Pirates will get themselves in condition for baseball by playing bas- ketball. Shooting the bucket will be no object.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

If George Sisler was an ordinary ball player Lee Fohl would still be looking for a job
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

The fight is on-the fight is off, So says conflicting iabber; But when and where, and who and
 what
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Co-eds at the University of Michigan have taken a new interest in swimming events since they've learned a new process to dry their hair without losing the marcel waves.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

"Strangler' Lewis asks s15.000 guarantee to rastie a Boston grappler
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Outside or New York City. tho only Qualification .H tac elJtc to operate 1n 4lLQmQLt ta ls -ho ago 4t 19 years.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

1t takes a good man to sign a con tract on his own terms. Take Landis, f'r instance.
 Chic Harley and Pete Stinchcomb, Ohio State grid stars. are playing in the school road show called the Scar let Mask" Their friends are now ask ing for free instead of forward passes.
 IF card games are banned for ball players some of them would have time to go out and get acquainted with the
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30
IT'S so rvr~UTw

The Boes-Ar. L.Spp. you're hate th4v morning, 'A'i' Nr. I-app-- Yea- sirs weSvs got aL new baby st our house.
 me Boss-um-sr-well, don't hse 1t otf'1r aEnin.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

They counted noses in New York's Greenwich Village the other day and found more prize fighters than long haired men and short haired women" That proves boxers are prosperous.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

with the headIock barred from his repertoire.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Jess Willard may train in a hangar at Atlantic City. Jess will feel like a balloon travelling among the stars, after Jack lands on his gas bag.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

A hunter at Natchez. Mass. has a pig for a bird dog. The pigs a perfect
Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Why, that's another. matter!
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-20

FISHING PARTIES - l am now
prepared to look after fishing parties
and give them the best of service at
reasonable prices. Give me one days
notice and | will be ready and wait
ing for you. Phone me at Wharton S
Store, Stockton.
Jy-2-tf. b. DlSHARoON,
Stockton, Nd.
FOR SALE-Fine Truck Farm in
suburbs of Pocomoke on Market
street extended. Has 80 acres Of
cleared land and IL acres of wood
land. Fine nine room house, front
and side porches. Good shade on lawn
and plenty of outbuildings. Also one
Tenant house. Must sell at once.
Terms to suit.
Je-18-tf. PILCHARD e. BRlMER. |
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07
Onr Smart winter Apparel

The reduction Of prices in these Goats drastic and
offer denied values in garments of excellent
quality and style. Be early to get the choice of them
all. Price reduced
The Washington times., 1921-12-22
C0NGRESSW|[[
T3VET BONUS
PLANS SHORTLY
Fordney Declares Members Will
Attempt to Have Bill Framed
BY February.
BY A. o. HAYWARD,
Internal ienal Newy Service.


Three plans for raising revenue to
pay soldier bonus viii be laid before
the House Ways and Means Com
mittee when Congress reconvenes
January with the expectation that a
compensation bill will be framed be-
fore February.
Members Of the committee, 1t was
learned today, have reached the con-
clusion that any bonus bill reported
to the House must carry its own
levies to meet the obligations which
1t creates. The following plans will
be offered:
1. Manufacturers and business
sales tax. with tax on imports.
2. Special tax on lsgalized sales Of
Notwithstanding beers and wines.
3. Receipts from a special bond
issue based on the refunded foreign
loans.
Chairman Fordney Of the committee
has always favored the manu-
facturers' sales tax to raise the money
for q cash bonus on the basis Of a 81
a day, with a maximum of 1925 for
overseas service and Of $500 for serv-
ice in the United States.
The plan Of Congressman Volk Of
New York for a sales tax will be
thoroughly investigated by the COM
mittee and tax experts will be heard
In explanation and criticism. The
bondS issue plan has not met with
strong support because Of the posi-
bility Of delay facing the settlement
of the 81. 900, 000. 900 Indebtedness OF
foreign governments to the United
States.
1t was pointed OF by Fordney before
he left for his home in Michigan for
the Christmas holidays that the pro-
posal to raise bonus funds from a
special beer and wine tax would re-
ceiye serious consideration because 1t
had been stated by Treasury experts
that such a tax would yield $500 ,000.-
900 annually.
The Washington times., 1921-12-22
MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR
DENIES DINNER WAS WET

BOSTON, Dec. 22.-No liquor was
In evidence at the dinner given Tues
day night in honor of Governor Cox
by zoo leading Republicans, according
to a statement issued by the gov.
ernor today. <g "a 81
Prohibition officers raided a room
in the hotel and seized. quantity Of
whiskey and cocktails during the
dinner. The governors statement was
accompanied by similar declarations
on the part Of Secretary of State
Frederick w. Cook and State Treas
urer James jackson.
The statement of Governor Cox
said he never saw the room where
the liquor was seized and heard moth.
ing about the seizure until after he
had left the hotel.