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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 70
STAT xirhway coast.uetion.

1. Proposals for the construction OF
a state highway between THOMPSON and
Highway Commission and Board Of
County Commissioners at. the court
house at Grand Forks North Dakota,
rot later han 70 o'clock 4, NJ. May u;
be publicly opened and read.
:. The proposals must be mailed to
or otherwise ,deposited with the county
auditor and shall be sealed and en-
state Highway 1Federal Aid project No.
~ in Grand Forks county"
3. A certified check for 80 Of the
gross sum bid must accompany each
Contemplated work consists OF
2o.s miles Of earth road Improvement
involving approximately liz acres
clearing and rubbing. ~ acrss elow:
4 excavation. ss.5s2 Class B excavation,
1921 Gu. yds.. Stas. overhaul 1880 lin.
It. wooden guard rail, furnishing and
hsulinE and installing pine cu'yerts: I.
diam. and "a lin. It. 80" diam. 4s.ss Gu.
yds. Glass b concrete. GU. yds. struc-
ture excavation. 1887 Gu. yds. Class A
concrete and 1,44s lbs. reinforcing steel.
quired by the county auditor for each
proposal blank secured. which deposit
viii be returned when proposal is re-
s. Coolies Of. the proposal blanks may
be obtained from the county auditor.
Plans and specifications are on file in
the Office Of the county auditor and also
in the Office OF the State Highway Com
mission at Bismarck North Dakota,
where. they are open for examination ia
any one interested. q
Z. All bidders are invited to be
present at the opening Of the proposals.
g.. The right is reserved to, reject any
and all proposals., to waive technical
tiles. or to accept such as may be de.
terrnined to be for the best interests OF
the county and state
Dated April 11..3l921. ~
tsiEned) HANS 41ANDERSON,t
e, ~ County Auditor.
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CAR SHED BILL I
KILLED in WIS.

Madison, Wis, April 2o.-The car
shed bill. requiring railroads to pro.
vide shelter for their repairmen. was
killed in the assembly today, ~ ia
40. Passage of the measure would
cost the railroads $685., 900 as an in.
itial outlay, and 3525,o0o annually 70,
upkeep. Mark Catlin leading the op.
position. said.
Private detective agencies will have
to take out a license under the secre-
tary Of state il the legislature give.
its final approval to the Pierson bill
which was ensrossed by the Assem-.
bly,.
Under the present law these agen.
cies are under the control Of munich.
pal fire and police commissions.
The bill was opposed by SociaIs,
members who are lined up in favor Of
F.. II. Killian's bill which restricts de.
tec,ive agencies still further.
The assembly approved a state fin.
ger print bureau by engrossing F. II
Fowler's bill authorizing the board Of
contro! to appoint a finger print dir
rector.
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TUITION BILL IN
WISCONSIN REPORTED
TO PASSAGE TODAY

Madison, Wis, April 21.-The Perry
bill. amended to increase the tuition
of out-of-state students at. the Uni
versity of Wisconsin to $500 for the
school year and increase the tuition
of resident students to $3.50, was re-
ported to the assembly state affairs
committee this morning for passage.
Chairman Matheson was the only
member dissenting from the commit
tee report. :
He pointed out that a. tuition of
$500 would exclude most Of the desir-
able out-of-st2te, students. allowing
only those Of wealth to take advan-
tage of the university.
The CONF ittee during the hearing
showed itself to be set in it's determin-
alton that only state students should
be allowed to take advantage OF the
state university.
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GRAIN.


Minneapolis, April 21.-There was
a and unsettled feeling IN
the grain list at the opening. Of the
market with many of the professional
traders regarding the advance of
Wednesday as another fash in the
pan and a made opportunity to sell.
Prices opened firmer but were soon
lowered on commission house selling.
Toward the close the commission
houses had to bid sharply to get
wheat az few wanted to sell either
May or July. Reports on the cash
wheat situation were pretty well mix
ed and price changes e few. Dur
UNI wheat was a bit weaker. Winter
wheat opened rather strong in tone
with a good demand prevailing.
Spring wheat averages were unchang-
ed. Corn prices were firmer again
owing to the advance in futures. Oats
premiums were firm at the opening,
but one or two buyers dropped out
and fancy stuff did not sell is well.
The rye market was slow and fea-
tureless with premiums quoted nom
inally unchanged. Barley tone was
slightly firmer, but there was no pep
to the demand. Flax demands were
quite sharp and the premiums were
firm.
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GUN IN Club HELD
SHOOT SUNDAY
Ideal Weather Made Posi-
bic Good Scores; New
Members Expected.

One of the first shoots of the sea-
son OF the Grand Forks Cur club was
held last Sunday afternoon at the
traps located on the fair grounds.
The weather conditions were ideal
for trap shooting and some fairly
good scores were made by the men.
A number of people were out watch
ing the shoot and from the interest
evinced it is expected that the club
membership will be considerably in
creased during the coming season.
The next shoot will be held mex Sum
day afternoon and all members are
urged to get their guns out n get
into the game.
The result Of last Sundays shoot
are as follows:
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RAI TABLE.
DULUTH
GRAIN.


Duluth. Mimi. April 21.-Strength
was shown in the durum market to-
day with bidding by eastern millers.
Wheat held firm well under fears Of
crop damage over the winter wheat
territory through cold weather con-
ditions. May wheat closed 1-2 cent
up at 1926 1-S bid and July un-
changed at s1.20 asked: May durun.
l ga up at, $3.50 bid Inc July "a UP
at 1928 asked.
Flax bulged sharply under the in
fuence of coverings operations. and
light offerings. Crushers were re-
not to be interested in the
market. May closed 6 cents up at
Rye closed 2 cents up at 1928 for
spot; May LIZ e III up $1.1s and July
2 1-2 up at $1.O7 1-2 bid.
Oats closed unchanged at "a rs;
barley unchanged at 45@63.
No. 3 yellow corn closed Ia cent
of at SIS 1-2 for p
Closing: Wheat. No. 1 dark nor
thern on track $1.3S 1-2@l.54 IL;
No. 1 dark northern $1.2s 1-2 Wh.44
1-2; No. 8 dark northern 31.1S 1-2@
1888 1-2: No. l amber durum on track
t1.ss@l:52; No. 2 amber durum 1:s4
a 1850; No. 2 amber drum arrive
1.34: No. 1 durum 31.34@.l.4o: No, 2
drum $1.32@l.3s: No. 1 mixed dur
UNI $1.34@l.4o; No. 2 mixed ldurum
$1.32 a 1888. III
F1axseed on track $1.S3 F-1-2 1855
l1-2; arrive $l.s3 IL; May $1.63 l72:
July $1.61.
Oats on track and arrive "a rs.
Rye on track 1928: arrive $1.25;
May $1.19: July SLOT IL bid.
Corn. Nc. 3 yellow So 1-2. i
Barley on track IS @63..
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ST. PAUL.
IIyE sToC

South st. Paul, Mimi, April FL
Cattle receipts. $500; market slow;
mostly steady; common to good beef
steers. w$s.250s.z5; bulk. $6.5o@ It's
best steerA today, S7.75; butcher cow
up to s7.oe or better: Gamers and. cut
ters steady: bologna bulls steady;
bulk. 1870 AIS; veal calves mostly
Is cents higher; top to packers, 1870;
:stOckers slow. steady to weak
Hogs recsipts, 400; market ESQ
80 cents lower: range, S.2b;
bulk. $7.0001.00;, pigs weak to 81
cents lower; top. ,$S.7S. 4
sheep receipts. yeo; low. steady e
around $1,000 and slightly above; load
of N-pound clipped lambs late Wed.
nesday, $S.25; practically no sheer
cnnoing.
- - .-LS n1-L ~ ~ -LaAEAt astLlE
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HOREMANS HOLDS BIG
LEAD ON SUTTON IN
4 BLOCK 1872 MATCH

Chicago. April 20.-Edouard Hore-
mans. European balk line billiard
champion, led George Sutton 500 to
2s5 tonight at the end of the second
round of their 1000 point 1872 balk
line match. The Belgian won the
evening match. 400 to 1873. in nine
innings. He had a high run Of SO
and Sutton's high run was IS. Hore-
mans won the afternoon match 400
to 149.
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Washinston Ovcrcomcs Lead.
NINE ~" TEAMS ENTERED.

Des MONIES. Ia, April 21.-Nine
universities are entered today in the
half mile went of the Drake relays
Saturday. in the university class; ten
in the mile. three in the two mile and
eight in the forE mile. Iowa schools
have been holding their tryouts the
last two days. but wet tracks have
made the time slow in practically all
of them.
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Milwaukee, Wis. April 90
Bunched hits with Milwaukee errors
in the second and eighth innings gave
Minneapolis enough u N to win a five
to two victory from Milwaukee today.
Score:
r. H. E.
Minneapolis $3.50 900 o2o- 5 II J.
Milwaukee 1000 900 200 2 s 4
James. George and Mayer; Nor
throp and Staylor. #
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Los Angeles-Twelve riders will
compete in 20, 80 and SO mile motor
cycle races at the Los Angeles speed
way Sunday. The competitors are
Otto Walker, Ray Wishaar. Jim Davis,
Ralph Heuburn, Freddie Ludlow.
Shrimp" Burns, Gene Walker, Jim :
my McNeill. Joe VOTERS, George Ben
nett. Ray Crevston and Harry Cog
burn.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston. Mass. April 20.-New York
ing of Scott, Fillingim, Pierotti and
Ira Townsend today. defeating Bos-
ton 8 to $. Nehf was hit safely four
times in the eighth and Barnes re-
l.eved him. stopping the Boston rally.
Nicholson's hitting was a feature.
Score:
r. H. E.
New York =. 1o1 800 o1s-s ii 2
Boston ...... 900 100 1915 IL l
Nehf. Barnes and Henry; Scott.
Fillingim and O'Neill.
Dodgers Win in Ninth.
Philadelphia. April 2o.-Konetchy's
single, which took a freak bound ov-
err j.. Miller's shoulder with two out
in the ninth, scored two runs for
Brooklyn and won a pitchers battle
between George Smith and Sherrod
Smith. score a to 2. Meusel's third
home u in three consecutive games
came in the first inning with Raw
ings on base, giving Philadelphia its
two runs. Score:
r. H. E
Brooklyn . 900 100 O12-4 II 4
Philadelphia . 200 900 0oo-2 IL
S. Smith and c.. Miller; G. Smith
ana bFuSSy.
Reds Down Browns in Tight Go.
Cincinnati. April 2O.-CincinnatI
defeated st. Louis today in n OF
the closest and most exciting games
Of III season, 5 to 4. A squeeze play
by the Cardinals was a feature of the
game. Score:
St. Louis $3.50. O20 600 1o1-4 2 )
Cincinnati =. 10 100 Oils 8 I
Haines n Dilhoefer; Rixey and
Wingo.
Cubs lose to Pirates.
Chicago. April 2O.-In a hard
fought game featured by extra base
hits. Pittsburgh defeated Chicago, six
to five. in the final contest of the
series. Chicago played an uphill
game. overlook the lead of the visi-
tors. but was unable to hold il
against a batting rally in the sixth
inning that netted Pittsburgh four
r. n. e
Pittsburgh -. 100 1O4 o0O-6 -
Chicago ..... 900 sol 0o1-5 - 2
Carlson. Glasener and Schmidt;
Bailey, Checves and O'Farrell.
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Blues Even 1t With Saints.

kKansas City, Mo-. April 20.-Kan-
sas City evened the series with St.
Paul, the 1920 champions by a fourth
inning rally in which they made ten
run off eleven hits and two errors,
overcoming an eight run lead which
the Saints had amassed. the final
score being Is to IL. Score:,
st. Paul ....4o4 100 1O1-l1 10
Kansas City .001 1911 0Ox-l3 81 2
Merritt. Hall. f. Williams. Griner
and Allen; G. Williams, Watts and
Brock, Connolly.
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MINOT TEAM TO
BEGIN PRACTICE

Minot, April e1.-The Minot base
ball team starts practicing Saturday,
according to a call issued by H: III.
Hester, Mi1ot's pilot. A number of
Minot players expected to land places
on the team.
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MEYERS WINS.

Urbana. ILL.,. April 21.-Johnny
Meyers. claimant of the middleweight
wrestling champion, defeated Pete
katauski in straight falls here last
night. Meyers took the first in 46
minutes with a double wrist lock and
the second with a body scissors and
arm lock in II minutes.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday.
Chicago-St. Louis; wet grounds.
Cleveland 6, Detroit 9.
Philadelphia 4. Washington s.
Boston 4, New York 8.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago. .
Washington t Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
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Duluth. Mimi, April 21.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat. 1885,
900 bushels: corn 10000. oats ea.-
200; barley $500; rye 36.300;. fax
1900. Il. rs
Shipments, wheat 1900; barley
I ,4O0; rye 1900; fax 100.
Duluth car inspections; wheat. Nos.
1 and 2 dark northern and Nos. l
and 2 northern s. No. 3 dark nor
thern and No. 3 northern 8: other
and Nos. l and 2. durum g.: mixed Z,
smutty mixed 1: all wheat %: fax 4:
mixed grain i; corn q: oats 2: rye
H., barley B. All grains 81; on track
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The PENNANT RACE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia 2.
New York 8, Boston s.
St Louis 4. Cincinnati s.
Pittsburgh s, Chicago S.
" -
Games To-day.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
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PLAN IS ROUND FIGHT.

Tulsa, Okla, April 21.-Carl Nor
ris, h original white hope OF Sapul-
pa. Okla. and Farmer Lodge of
Minneapolis, are scheduled to meet
here April 26. in a IS round bout to
a decision, it was announced here to-
daY.
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Colonies Fall On Fielding.

Louisville. KY. April 2o.-Faulty
fielding broke L%ouisville's winning
streak after it had reached six vic
tories. Louisville sustaining it's first
loss and Columbus its first victory OF
the season. five to four. The two
teams open the season in Columbus
tomorrow. Score
u r. II. F..
Columbus ....103 o1O 900 II .
Louisville 1000 100 010-4 . 5
Sherman, Haid and Wilson,; Estell,
Sanders and Kocher.
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Mud Hens Win In Eleven Innings.

Indianapolis. Ind. April co.-To-
ledo won the hnal game of the series
from Indianapolis this afternoon.
seven to five. in an eleven inning
battle in which twenty-six players
participated. Score:
r. H. E.
Indianapolis .OO100201001- S IL ;
Okrie and Laabs; Whitehouse and
GoSsett.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York. April 2O.-'.Babc'
Ruth made his second home run
Of the 1921 season today in the
seventh inning OF the Yankees
here. The New York Yankees
lannon's sfugger made his first
circuit caout of the year last week
against the Philadelphia Athletics.
. Detroit. April 20.-The Detroit
Americans drove Mails from the box
with even hits in the third today
and won from Cleveland, 3 to +. The
Tigers accumulated five runs during
the inning. Oldham held Cleveland
to five scattered hits that netted two
runs during the first seven innings.
Walter Stewart, a recruit pitcher
who relieved Oldham, was hard hit
in the ninth, the visitors obtaining
four runs from foul hits, a pass, an
error and a sacrifice Score:
r. H. E.
Cleveland 90. 900 o1o 1915 10 4
Detroit ....,. OILS 800 oox-s IS .
namaker; Oldham, Stewart and Ain
smith.
Red Sox Lose to Yankees.
New York, April 2O.-The New
York Yankees closed their first home
sand today by defeating h Boston
Red Sox, 8 to 4. Russell. a former
Yankee, did well until the seventh in
ming, when Ruth broke a tie score
by making his second home run OF
the season, with Peckinpaugh on
base. Meusel clinched the game in the
eighth with another home run. made
with Ruth and Pipp on BASE. Score
r. H. E
Boston ...... 900 o1o oos-4 .
New York -. 90 900 34x-S ~ !
Russell n Ruel; Quinn and
Scang.
Washington Overcomcs Lead.
Washington. April 20.-Pounding a
trio of. Philadelphia pitchers. Wash.
ington overcame "a four-run lead and
won today. 6 to 4. making a clean
sweep Of the series of three games
Score:
r. H. L
Philadelphia :. 400 010 600 I 9
Washington :. 900 oil 22x-6 10
Hasty. B. Harris, Rommell and Per,
kins; Erickson. Zachary and Gharri.
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POTATOES.

Chicago, April 21.-Potatoes, re-
ceipts 81 cars. Old steady; northern
white sacked 95@1.O5 cwt; bulk
$1.00 @1.10 cwt; New Dull, Florida
No. 1. $7.00@7.25 a barrel; No. 2,
$500 1925 a barrel.
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ASSOCIATION.

Games Yesterday.
St. Paul II, Kansas City IS.
Minneapolis 5. Milwaukee 2.
Toledo Z. Indianapolis S.
Columbus 5, Louisville 4.
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CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND

Chicago, April 21.-Breaks of ad-
%vances and declines occurred on the
wheat market today without lasting
advantage on either side. Sellers
based their operations on skepticism
as to any real damage to domestic
Idustrial situation. Bulls %contended
that prices were already so low as
ito be attractive to Importing the
countries and to investors Openings
swere unchanged to Ia cent higher
with May. $1.25 to las and July
$1.05 Ia to LOS ga. and with en-
suing changes covering a range Of
about 2 81 cents. &a
Corn was easier in the absence Of
any fresh export call. After opening
1-S to l cent lower. including July at
la little more and then showed some
thing of a rally. Oats p%aralleled the
action of corn. starting unchanged to
IL cent lower, July 80 ga to 80 Ia
and then undergoing a moderate gen
eral sag before beginning to teact.
Provisions went lower with hogs.
Toward the last. the market ad-
vanced owing more or less to signs
|of export business. The close was
firm, ga to 2 CEN net higher, with
May 1927 Ia to 1927 IL and July
$1.0S Ia to 1.06 IL.
1t "a said offerings had slightly
increased from Indiana and Illinois.
The close was unsettled. at the same
as yesterdays finish to 1-2 cent low
err; with July 81 7-S.
LIVESTOCK.
Chicago, April 21.-Cattle receipts
$4,000 :. beef steers and butcher she
stock slow generally steady; SIG ID
baby beeves $50; bulk beef steers
7.50@S.50; bulk butcher she stock
$500 $50; bulls strong to Csc high
err; bulk $50 q $50; veal calves low
er; bulk to packers 100 500 stock
ers and feeders weak.
Hog receipts $4,000: mostly 25@ SO
cents lower than yesterdays average;
some lights and light butchers of
more; top nearly $50; bulk Of sales
7.S5@8.50: pigs soto CSC lower; bulk
desirable 80 to 120spound pigs S.25 @
$40. -
Sheep receipts $4,000; best lamb.
mostly steady; others csc lower
sheep steady; wooded lamb top early
1896; bulk s.75@1o.5o; shorn tor
1000; bulk 8.75@9.50; choice $50
pound shorn ewes 6.35.
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Anthony spot .25.
.HRODECE

PRODUCE.
Chicago. April 21--Butter unchang-
ed. receipts 5,323 tubs; creamery en-
tras As; firsts 37@42; seconds. 800
IS: standards 43.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs lower; receipts 22.9SS% cases:
frsts 23 1-2; ordinary frsts Il @2O.
at mark. cases included 2e@23.
Poultry alive lower; fowls % 1-c:
springs "a.
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NOTICE 70 ClnDYrons,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

lApril 2i.21: NOV
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Games Today.
Louisville at Columbus.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Others open dates,
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Herald Want Ads Brtng Rssults.
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SPORT BRIEFS

Stanford university, Palo Alto, Cal.
*. r. Wright OF Pasadena has been
elected captain OF the Stanford track
team for 1922.