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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago, July 1S.-Urban Faber
chalked up his nineteenth victory Of
h season yesterday when Chicago
shut out Boston / to o in ten innings.
The game was a pitching duel be-
tween Myers and Faber and the
break of the game in the tenth. Multi
gan started with a single and went to
strunk then famed, but Falk singled
to right and Mulligan romped home
with the winning run. Score:
r.. II. e.
Chicago ...... 900 900 900 II 3 3
Myers and Ruel; Faber and schalk.
------
Cleveland, o., July 18:-Cleveland
lost to Washington yesterday, Is to 2.
the sixth when Washington punched
seven hits, four of which were dou-
bles, with two passes, scoring nine
runs Zachary was effective except in
the first inning. Score:
r. q. e.
Washington 1000 109S0003-1S 81 2
Cleveland zoo 100000 3 .10aa3
Zachary and aPicinich; Caldwell,
Morton and Nunamaker, Shinault.
-
st. Louis, July 18.-St. Louis. took
both games Of a double header here
yesterday from Philadelphia, winning
Smokers pitching won the first game,
Philadelphia making but Ave hits,
Moore's eight bases on balls in the
second coupled with steady pitching
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Sports
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DEFENSE T0BAT ]
IN FIRST FRAME
4, BASEBALL TRIAL
Jury to Decide Whether
Conspiracy was Against
Illinois Laws.

Chicago, July 1s.-After two weeks
warming up, during which nearly
500 men were examined to select a
fury. defense and prosecution today
INDUCED In the first inning Of the
trial OF seven former White Sox play
ers and four alleged gamblers
charged with q conspiracy to permit
Cincinnati to win the 1919 worlds
series from Chicago.
The defenseewent ito bat" with half
az dozen motions, designed to keep
states attorneys scurrying to all cor
ners of the legal diamond" to prevent
the defense from sewing up the
game"8before It Is, fairly started.
There we're indications that the
twelve umpires in the jury box may
be asked to decide merely whether
such a5conspiracy as the state charges
sswas against Illinois laws, rather than
IL such a conspiracy actually existed.
To Compel Witnesses to Talk.
The defense planned today to ask
that Bill Burns, alleged accomplice of
the defendants and Joe Gedeon,
former St. Louis player. be compelled
to talk Yesterday the defense made
an unsatisfactory effort to question
these men. who r said to be star
states witnesses, relied upon to
strike out" the contentious Of the
defense.
The defense also planned today to
ask the arrest OF Burns who is under
Indictment, although never officially
apprehended; to ask that the grand
jury statements Of Eddie Cicotte, Noe
jackson and Claude Williams be
barred and that no members Of the
grand jury be allowed to testify, tina,
all evidence Of gambling be barred al
he Indictments do not mention
gambling and that the last two
counts in the indictments charging
conspiracy to defraud Catcher Ray
schalk and the Chicago club, be
stricken out.
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Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICANzIRAcrrr
Boston ..... 300 900 100 O. 4 o.
Chicago OIL 001%0en - 1o :
- oSu -.
Detrolt ..... 01O 90
and Schang. hmk and
Manion. 80
and Nunamaker.
Boston SANE ~
cnas saso, 2Io
Yarvan aAu y aleei Hodge ana
,Philadelrhia
Harris and y. e
seyereid.
Kansas City .:....................o
hooo and Meyer; Fuhr and Nc
tnulanaPoiis 800
OF
Petty and Dixon; Lngrel and
Clarke.
Toledo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
raui
liams and AiIen 80,
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various sdormitories and meals VIII be
1erYed ut the University Commons.
All contests will be played under the
rules of the United States National
Lawn Tennis association and every
entrant 10 urged to get posted on these
OF the Grand Forks ]. N. Ca will
act as head referee.
According to the rules Of the North
Dakota association all entries must be
In the hands of the secretary before
sunday. July 81. Each player must
pay Z fee ofg$1s00 FOR each event On.
tered In. Tx
The following 10 q complete list 81
all the events to be played during the
/. Red River valley Champion
ship, Mems Singles. Open ID all COM
cfs. s$4 y5$
2. Red River Valley Championship
Mems Doubles. Open to all comers
81: Northern Great Plains Cham.
pionship, Mems Singles. Open to al
corners.
q Northern Great Plains Cham.
pionship, Mems Doubles. Open to al
s. North Dakota state Champion.
ship, Mems Singles. Open to RESIDENT
of the state only.
s.. North Dakota State Champion.
ship, Mems Doubles. Open to RESIDENT
! Of the state only.
Z. Junior State Championship
Boys Singles. Open to residents O
the state less than .l6 years Of age
8. North Dakota State, Champion
ship. Women's Singles. Open to oil
corners. Z 3s..
.. North Dakota State Champion
ship, Women's Doubles. Open to al
Corners. @
10. North Dakota State Champion
ship, Mixed Doubles. Open to al
Corners. g
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American Assecistien

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h.ttiad. 49, t,s.,s.. 49,. 1rs,nIs
1890 "a. $500 m .scrsS M
inn ~.Staiis.s4 a. thc lrtrth 3rnSns,
81 the second sasne WITH cne o0t.
Meantime Kanaas CITY Waa hitting the
pitchere a VIM &nd piled up
twelve runs IN each game.
Indianapoliss score came On con-
doubles by Ccvanrton and
PehS scores: - s1
"A +. II E.
Indianapolis !. 100000 ooe-- 8 /
Kansas City Ooz1o5 3lx-l2 IS /
ana McCs.tv ~'S
1nu i'S1
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Gibbons And Carpenter
Have Been Matched

New York, July 1S.-Articles
were signed by Eddie Kane, Glib
bons' manager, and Promoter
Tex Richard. The bout will be
either in the arena in Jersey City
In which Carpenter lost to
Dempsey, or in Madison Square
Garden. VI
The weights will be ITS
pounds or under. Richard did
not announce the other terms.
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RUST PREvENTERs.

vaseline in which a little powdered
gum camphor has been added. the
whole being heated oyer a glow fire.
will prevent the formation Of rust
on tools. A mixture Of n pound
OF lard, an ounce of gum camphor
and a little lampblack will protect
bright metalwork from rust.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18

The radius Of human sight. under
perfect conditions, is averaged at As
miles. From the top Of Mount Everest
ten times this distance would be vis-
ible. 5 is5e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

erican senator's are cabled 10 En-
gland and hurt. They are answered
by stingIng satire.
"Is the world not old enough To
get rid OF all that silly. childish bar
barism? Has II learned no lesson
at all out OF the massacre OF It's
youth on the altar of stupidity? Are
civilized peoples to go on fighting
mud at each other for sport; utter.
ing provocative cries like dirty little
schoolboys for the sake OF scoring
off each other in newspapers or
political debates, careless OF the hor.
rible dangers which are thereby
caused?"
Discussing the means Of best pre-
venting this state OF affairs, Sir
Phillip suggests sort Of journalist
union.
Il do think" he says, "that there
might be an international society OF
journalists pledged in honor to alb
stain from all provocative writing
about other nations, and to denounce
as unprofessional the conduct OF any
of their fellows who are found guilty
of spreading slander and spite cal
culated to disturb the worlds peace
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
MENACE SEEN BY HATRED
or ENGLAND FOUND IN u. s..

London. fBy Mail to United Press
Sir Phillips Gibbs. the famous
war correspondent. has returned from
his short visit to the United States
with one bitter memory.-of the
hatred OF England that is being SO.
dulously and subtly cultivated In
America.
In his new book. People OF Des.
tiny" he tells OF his many pleasant
recollections OF New York and Boston
but says:
There is propaganda OF hate
being spread throughout the country
OF most poisonous. malicious and dan
gerous character, In which England
is represented as an arrogant, grasp
mig and brutal country. intensely jeal-
Gus of Uncle Sam and deliberately
hostile. II is the same kind of pro-
paganda which inflamed Germany
against England. and England against
Germany. II reaches down to the
ignorance and passion Of the same
classes.
"Taunts in American newspapers
are answered by gibes in English
newspapers. Bitter speeches by Am
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
SENSATION HITS
MURDER HEARING

Los Angeles, Jan. 26.-The Span
ish woman of much mystery, who
was injected yesterday into the
trial of, Mrs. Peete, charged with the
alleged murder of Jacob Denton,
wealthy broker, will be the center
of Mrs. Peet's defense, the defen-
dant announced today.
Il will not refer to her as a Span
ish woman" Mrs. Peete declared.
Il will designate her as Mrs. Denton
because Mr.. Denton told me he had
married her"
This startling statement threw a
sensation into the trial, for until this
time, no indication of Mrs. Peete's
defense had been given.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

Brazil is to hold a centennial ex-
position in 1922. ,r
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26


toutcd very strongly OF late. espc
clally since the entente insisted up
on dissolution OF citizens guards or
CARNATIONS there. There Is plenty
OF material there for a coup. ben,
on rccstoblIshlng monarchy; thorc
are Weapons and we'll organized
groups to do the "rcvolting," should
the signal be gwen. The situation
Is such that prophecy would be
dangerous II can only be said that
most OF the ertised-inadvance
revolutions don't happen In Germany
or II they do. they don't last long
II Is likely that II the reds are
kept under control this winter, tho
Potsdam Putsch group will find little
occasion TO cut loose.
However one thing Is certain. Lu.
dendorf isn't sitting in Munich to
enjoy It's famous works OF at. He
isn't in touch with a lot OF reac-
tionaries just simply because he
needs society. And he didn't move
from Berlin TO Munich just because
Munich Is a cheaper city In which
to dwell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
Extend Main For
City Water Here

The twoblock extension of the
water main in the Frisco addition
has been completed, ii was announc'
ed today by B. B. McBurnett, city
water commissioner.
Seven taps have been made on
the line, according to the water
commissioner. The extension begins
at he corner o. Eighth street and
Oklahoma aveiLe and extends one
block north on Eighth street to El
Reno avenue and thence one block
west on I'll Reno avenue.
Only two days were required to
complete the extension. Flight men
were used. 49,.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

Occasionally a maker
Of one or more of these
products decides that
other folks would enjoy
the merits of his goods,
if they could hear of
them. He begins to ad-
vertise so that Mr.. Maine
and Miss California shall
have a chance to know
about and to buy them.
All over the country
folks ask for these goods
the local merchant sells
and advertises them, and
the people everywhere
thus get an opportunity
to enjoy them too.
Countless of the items
advertised in your news.
paper have been put at !
your disposal because ad
vertising was the seed
that multiplied the har-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

vest. Advertising has
made it possible for you
to enjoy many economi-
cal comforts today be-
cause advertising made
it possible to manufac-
ture and distribute them
in quantity at prices with
in reach of all l..
The modern home, the
modern kitchen was built
by advertising. Folks
dress better and more
reasonably today be-
cause of the ADVERTISE
mentS.
The advertisements in
your newspaper are the
signs Of progressive mer-
chants and makers. Read
them to inform yourself
on what to buy and
where to buy it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
Local Cast VIII
Be Seen Here In
NeW Comedy Film

Under the auspices Of the Rialto
theatre, another movie comedy will
be filmed In Chickasha, according
to an announcement made today.
The cast for the movie play Is
being selected today by G.. J. Kaho,
the cameraman, connected with the
Paramount Laskey corporation. Six
ladies', one to be the star OF the
play, and four young men will con-
stitute the cast.
Mr.. Kaho announced today that
the play will deal with the every
day life Of young couple. This
couple received telegram telling
them of their appointment as guar
dains of a baby girl. The prepara-
tion for her coming and the arrival
Of "The Baby" affords many funny
incidents that the camera will re-
cord.
Among the many scenes will be a
rrn by the local fire department
under the direction of Chief Geo.
Gattis. The run will be made down
Chickasha avenue tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
That the cast of, characters will
be announced as soon as selected,
was the statement made today by
Walter S. Merrell, manager Of the
Rialto. The date on which the fin
ished film will ibe placed on the
screen at the Rialto theatre will be
announced later, it was stated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
BAPTIST WORKER
!. PUBLICATION IS
OPERATING HERE
Church Paper Completes Move OF
Plant from Granite; Issue
This Week Published En-
tircly in Office Here

The Baptist Worker this week
made Us initial appearance as a
Chickasha publication. Elder A. Nuu-
merry is editor and his son, Raymond
w. Nunnery is associate editor and
business manager of the publication,
watch for many years has been pub
lshed in Granite.
Work of moving and installing the
machinery of the place has just been
completed and all work on the
weeks paper was done in this city.
A wholesale and retail Office sup
ply department will be established
here by the Baptist Worker COM
pany, Raymond Nunnery, business
manager, announced today. Fixtures
al <ctpck for this establishment to
Abe maintained in connection with the
house, 212 Chickasha ave-
,e have been ordered and will be
tailed some time within the very
tlr/future it was stated.
GENE CHURCH supply and book de-
partment which has been maintained
by the company for several years
will be continued in this city.
Editor Nunnery describes the
Worker, weekly publication, as
IAN independent Missionary Baptist
paper published in the interests of
Baptist churches everywhere" Mr..
Nunnery, chief. organizer of the Bap-
tist. Convention of Oklahoma, has de-
livered many sermons in Grady and
other surrounding counties. He is
the father of Dr.. A. w. Nunnery,
local physician.
Before receiving the appointment
as secretary-treasurcr of the Baptist
Worker Publishing Company, Inc,
and business manager Of the publi-
cation, Mr.. Nunnery was editor OF
the Southwest Eagle, at Granite He
was later employed by the st. Louis
post-Dispatch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

Tomorrow: Frank Mayo in
Tiger True. "A five reel spe-
cial production. The years best
thriller.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
KEITH OF THE BORDER

The border wolves have pack
cd together for the last time.
Peaceable settlers will no longer
fear the burning OF their homes,
the massacre of their families. No
more prairie schooners will be
found in the desert a heap of
ashes thanks to Roy Stewart who
in "Keith of the Border" rounds
the master wolf and his pack
You will certainly like this one.
A Big Five Reel Special
ALSO
SCREEN SNAPSHOTS NO. 6"
The screens latest novelty reel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
SLIGHT INJURIES RESULT
FROM COLLISION or CA

Adj. Frank Manning, head of the
district torganization of~the volun-
'eers OF America escapMhjury late
Yesterday afternoon in an automo.
bile collision at the corner of
Seventh street and Minnesota ave.
nue.. Two occupants of the other
machine were slightly injured but
aid not consult physician. The
names of the two parties are not
known
Mr. Manning was driving east on
Minnesota avenue and the second
machine was running south on Sew.
enth street, Both machines were
Fords and were only slightly dam.
aged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
Germans Suspect
VOn Ludend0rf
by FRANZ LENHoFF


Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Berlin. ny MaIll-Rumor has Il
that General won Ludcndorf ls behind
tho scheme In the reyolutlonist move
ment In Bavaria.
lie In, however. too clever to let his
hand appear openly in the situation
there just as he was too clever to
be caught with the goods on" when
the Kepp Putsch came; though II
was significant he was one OF the ear.
Hest callers at the Kapp chancel.
Iory.
Many Germans believe that Luden.
dorf is living for the day when he
could be hailed as the Savior Of
Germany" But reasonable persons
from both the conservative and radl.
cal camps credit him with too much
sense TO be actually leading an arm.
cd uprising which might only bring
entente troops rooring into the Ruhr
or an entente air fleet blasting Ger
man cities
The whole situation In Bavaria and
eselwhere does not, however. rest In
the hands of Ludendorf or men of his
caliber. There are many hotheads
and these may prevail, just as they
did in the Kapp Putsch.
The Bayarian revolution" has been
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
Mrs. Ramsey was rushed to tha

Mrs. Ramsey was rushed to tho
home of her sister, Mrs. Georgj
Hurley. She was later removed to
her own home, 623 Kansas avenue.
Mrs. Ramsey was carrying a kero-
sene can when she tainted near the
street intersection. Indications ar,
that her head struck this container
as she fell to the sidewalk. DR.. A.
b, Leeds stated after the examination
That a small blood vessel probably
was punctured.
Although she has not completely
recoyered from the fall. relatives
announced this afternoon that Mrs.
Ramsey was not in a dangerous con
dition.
Miss Viola Wier, an employee of
the Star Publishing company, was
the first to find the exhausto1
woman lying on the sidewalk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
Girl Finds Woman
Lying on SideUalk;
Had Only Tainted

When found late yesterday after
noon lying on the sidewalk near the
corner Of Sixth street and Kansas
avenue, Mrs. M. M. Ramsey was be-
liefed to be in critical condition.
Medical aid was Immediately, sum
moned and it was revealed that the
woman had only tainted and had sus-
tanned a slight injury as she fell to
the sidewalk.
After Consciousness was regained,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

Try Express want-ads for results. ro
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
Advertising---The Seed

In every section of our land you will find local
products of merit that are hardly known in the next
county or state H. b n ii Vi VI Il
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