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]. H. ERTLE TO
BE SELECTED
TO ARBlTRATE
Jersey: City Man Will Be
Chosen By Commission
As Third Man

New York. June eli, Harry
Ertle Of jersey City will be sslected
by the New jersey state boxing COM
mission tomorrow to referee the
championship Dempsey, Carpenter
fsht on July 2. This announcement
was made by Joseph Cassidy. Sec
Of the commission who declar-
ed it wa found at an informal con-
ference OF the commission today that
'Ertle was s~attsfactory to all parties
concerned.
,Ertle who is city marslall tn Jersey
City, has had ten years experience as
the third man In the ring. He was
referee of the match between Car
pentier and Battling Levinsky at Jer-
sey City last October.
of1ctated included the hyveight cham
and Mickey Russell: the bantam
and Harold Farese; the featherweiknt
title bout between Johnny Kilbane
and frankie Burns: the match be-
tween Benny Leonard and Johnny
Dundee for the lightweight. crown, the
Britton-Ted Lewis contest for the
welterweight title, and the bout be-
tween Mike o'Dowd and Augie RAFT
ner for the middleweixht champion
ship honore
Ertle has done considerable GYM
nAsiunh boxing as IN amateur, but
has never appeared in the. ring as
Z professional. He ts a baseball en-
thuAiast and is manager of a boys
team in a parochial school league.
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Divers Attempt To
| Reach What Is Thought
To Be Plane In. River.

Peughkeepze, n. 2. June Pa
Divers today began an Investigation.
about three miles north Of here that.
expected to throw light on the,
mystery surrounding the disappear,
ance Of Captain Mansell r. James,
British ace, who disappeared with his
airplane on May 20, 1918.
.Ffshermen's nets dropped in the
river yesterday caught on aome op-
jects at the bottom Of the stream and
several attempts to bring it to the sur
face failed.
The fishermen agreed that the
length Of the object indicated, it was
an airplane. 1t was immediately re-
called that a telegraph operator at
Highland declared he had seen an
airplane plunge into the river on the
day Captain James took his Inflated
flight from Lee, Mass.
Captain James after his flight from
Atlantic City 10 Boston on May z8,
1919, which won him the Pulitzer.
trophy, started to return. He lost hss.
course and came down It Lee, Mass.
The next morning he again took flight
and was never heard OF again.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22

FOURTEEN AMERICAN
GOLFERS QUALIFIED
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

81 Andrew. Scotland, June 2l:-s
Iourteen American golfers won their
way through the qualifying round OF
b Medal play over the links Of the
Royal and Ancient Golf club here
yestsrday and today and IRE entitled
to compete In play for the British,
open championship The winner will
be the man with the lowest aggregate
number OF strokes for four eighteen
hole rounds. Charles Evans, Jr., the
amateur5 champion, and
Wilfred Reid Of the Wilmington, Del,
country club. failed to quality, their
aegrseate o for the two days
medal play each being 163. The last
qualifying place wal 161.
quAltded, there will be two Australians,
three Frenchrnen and one SSpaniard
tn5the match play. The remainder Of
the eighty contestants are British.
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tJune 1s-ls-e1-e..)
NOTICE 0Y SALE OF pr,EnaH.

&O14OG w SA14A OF Z i z.
Whereas. r. ". Hewitt. and Mol,.e Fl
Hewitt, did on September Z, 1920 make.
execute and deliver TO Horton MotoN
Company their certain r-orissory notes
due thirty days after date, bearing ih3
terest at eight per cent per. mum be-
fore and after maturity. and at the samsi
time. endorsed and delivered a. COLI.
Horton Motor Company. certificate mol
50 Of the capital stock of tn ChaReed
Brothers Company. Of Darlington, w. nj
for forty shares OF the par value %
was ISSUED July, LIST, 1919 to Moilte FL
Hewitt That thereafter said note wasl
endorsed and delivered for value, and
before maturity. to the First Nationa1
certificate Of stock was. also endorsed
and delivered to said bank rs ~collaterakj
%security and in pledge ~ ~aforesaid.}
unpaid on said note. including interest
the sum Of &1,47o.s7. That ii connee3
ton with the pledge OF said stock. r.;
W. Hewitt and Mollie F. Hewitt 1srsI
the Mortgages. ana The FIRST Nstioasi
Bank Of Grand Forks N. D.. the ~
80 whereas, desau,t has been maze
and written demand has keretofore Aaea
made on said r. w. Hewitt and Nolit1.
r. Hewitt, makers and pledeorss afors-.
satd. te pay the Same. but such Demand
Now. therefore, notice ie hereby gsveas
that BY virtue OF aAid Indebtedness an0S
pledge. and b other Facts h~sretnbp&oe1s
and provided. the aboys Described esFs
Sfd0afe OF stock viii Be- sold u N1halSS
auction to the highAst bidder fareAShSsss
It the front door Of the ocurt hnaSesm
stats 81 North Dakota. % tie ~
Of July, 1921. At the hour o. 3 o,Ga0ek5fS
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FRENCH FIGHT
FANS TO LAND
IN N. Y. SOON

PArtR June 12.-The vanguard Of
French apoftsmen who N going 70
the, United States to attend the
Derhpsey-Csrpsntter night Will arrive
i4t New York On the Hsamer PARA,
rS.en same .rs A. wsd l,so IA The ,ns
Paris pewspanAia s.
Fifty othAr1 sallad On the LArayAtte
1a4hrAay. while MARTY 800 adSAt ems
thustAssw n soSwtthsthe LAI orrains
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SPORT BRIEFS

New York;. Harry Ertle OF Jer-
sey City, will be selected by the New
jersey state boxing commission to
referee the Dempsey-Carpentier fight,
was announced. :.
New Haven, Conn.-Harvard took
the first game Of the baseball series
with Yale by a score Of four to two.
New York-Joe Lynch, worlds
bantarsweisht champion, knocked out
Sammy sandow of Cincinnati, in SIS
seconds Of fighting in the opening
round Of a ten-round match.
Lafayette, 1nd.-Hugh Nicol, for
nierly major league star and for
twelve years athletic director Of Pur-
due university, is seriously i'll with an
attack OF diabetis, according to hos
pital physicians.
Chicaso-Drake, university golf
team repeated its victory Of last year
in the annual western intercollegiate
golf championship. The four man
Iowa team made SO holes in ss4. while
Chicago, with sos. was second as in
1920.
Benton Harbor, Mtch-satlor
Of Chicago began training
for the ten-round bout with Light
weight champion Benny Leonard on
July 4.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22
HARDING ooMNENDs MOVE

Philadelphia, June 22.-The Amer.
lean Friends Service committee,
which is undertaking a campaign to-
raise 100000 within the next year
to feed German children. has received
Z letter from President Harding com
mending the humanitarian efforts Of
the committe. The letter is directed
is Ferdinand Thun Of Reading, Pa,
Vice chairman Of the committee or
ganized to conduct the campaign. It
reads:
my sympathy has been aroused IN
the effort your organization is max
Ing to raise funds for suffering un-
fortunate children Of central Europe.
I am impressed that the time has
come when the old asperitiesi Of the
war period ma properly be forgotten
IN the face Of such humanitarian ef-
forts. The real ideal OF human broth
erhood will best and soonest be eeal-
i1ed through the encouragement 81
such works az this"
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Appoy1gTrn

Madison. Wis, June 22.-senator
"A c. Anderson Of MenomoniA. was
appointed a member Of the stats
highway commission to replace John
s. Owen OF Eau Claire today BY Gov
exnor Blaine.
John W. salter Of Unity. Marathon
county. was appointed member Of
the state hoard Of education. William.
Mauthe OF Fond du Lac. member OF
nouncements from the executive Of
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KNIGHT TE1PIARs MEET.

Tenplar OF the grand commandery OF
Minnesota were arriving, here today
for the annual state meeting today
and tomorrow. Various degrees will.
be sexemptned at the eommandery
asylum during the business sessions.
Silas II. Tower, Minneapolis, grand.
commander Of Minnesota, and A. q.
Stewart, owatonna, deputy grand
commander. will ofhciate. The local
lodge has arranged to accommodate
400 visiting Knights. many Of whom
are from the Twin Cities.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22
ROME Is CHANGING.

Rome, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the god Of commerce is grinding away
a little At a time the romance and an
tiquity Of this cradle OF civilization.
The Corso, from the time Of Ro-
man emperors the busiest thorough
fare Of the city, is losing its ancient
character. The four huge Ytriumphal
arches which once spauned the street,
were destroyed centuries ago. Pal
aces and churches were left but the
palaces are falling before the irresisti-
BILE demands Of .icomnnerce.. -,
Two~huge old palaces occupying a
site halfway up the Corso have al
ready gone down before the CONNER
cial onslaught. In their places have
been reared two big, gaudy structures
to be occupied by banks, which stand
out in bold contrast to the quiet COL
oring Of the ancient gems Of archi-
lecture.
,Fyhen the palaces are not torn down.
they are modified in such a way. that
the interior decoration; some Of
which has stood the test of centuries.
is effaced and sometimes plastered.
Numerous alterations are made to
suit the neceesities Of. business
In the quarter where the Church Of
st. John 1Ateran is located. a new
anusernent company has taken posses
sion Of a large square of vacant
ground and has erected cAerouse;s,
roller-coasters. ferris-wheels and SIDE
shows. The romance and beauty of
the spot has vanished.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22
RECAINS
POSSESSION OF
THE POLO TROPHY

birmingham Polo Field, London.
June 22.-(By The Ask0ciated Preas.)
America today regained possession
OF the International polo trophy, de-
featins Great. Britain in the second
match. 10 to 9. and winning the series,
two matches to none. +,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22
TWO DROWNED.

::Rhinelander, Wis, June 13.-wil-
liam Wolf, SO, = street car conductor
uf Chicago, and Fred Frasel. II. sid
to be 4 member OF the Chicago polfce
In which they were r1ding.
The two nhon Wore members OF g.
pArty OF chicago p0liceHSSns spandtne
. McGaon 81 Sand lake. Their bodies
were rscovereA.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22
FARM MACHINERY

ONE THREsHlNG OUTFIT COM
rlete with all belts. cook car, tent and
Rumlcy Car Scott gas engine. $3.50
Minneapolis separator. with Garden
City feeder, nearly now. With or
without John Deere elevator complete.
One Aultrnan Taylor 27x41 separator
tor and e76 gallon oil tank. onefCase
1910 : cylinder gas tractor with .
bottom Avery pillow. One s bottom
Avery plow.. Above in. first class con-
dition. To be sold cheap n terms
} Riven to reliable parties. VIII trade
horses. potato machinery: or auto or
above. F. j.. Schumacher & Sons,
+, lakewood, n. d.
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BIZ SEPT. 1sr-s OR 4 RooMs, n:
house or flat. u~nfUrnished. All mod
ern. Reasonable rent. References.
Permanent residence If S~Atis1actosy.
Write. p. II. n. Herald. +
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NoTrcE "a coNrpAnroHs

Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Administration Of the State Of North
Dakota will receive bids at the presi-
DENTS office at the State University.
fore 10 o'clock a. m. on July 5th. for
the construction Of an addition. &2.-i0s,
x51s-5T. to the University Power Plant.
building. A certified check for So Of the
amount Of the bid must accompany each
proposal. The. Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. "
Plans n specifications will be on nle,
at the Builders Exchanges of Grand.
Forks and Fargo, North Dakota, and Al,
the offices of the University, Grand
Forks, North Dakota, and the Beard OF
Bismarck. North Dako-
Ia. ~
Signed, CHARLES L1EssMAN.
Sec. Board OF Administrations
(June IS to. July So
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HOUSES FOR sALE
Watch Grand Forks

Watch Grand Forks J
Grow
FOR RENT Y.
s65.oo-b-room, All modern bungalow.
with Acreened in porch and
6Arage on Third Ave. Z
$16.0o-SfaAll store on DeMAfA Ave-.
FOR SALE
$5,ooo.0oT-New 5-roorn all. modern
bungalow on University Ave,
s with full basement, hard.
wood floors. a3a rG4z
81. 200. 00-New 6-roorn, all modern,
'i house with All hardwood
h. hoors, sun tarlor and full
basement on Alrnonte Ave.
$4,000. 00-6.roona house, all modern but
heat, close In on Walnut St.
IS. 76o.0O-f-roonn house, All modern but
heat. on Cottonwood St. "
$9,000.00-f-room house. new all mod
~ ern, all hardwood floors, with
So. full basement. on. Vernon Ave.
$4,000. 00--New. all modern. seven-room
house, on Belmont Ave.
$500. 00-8-roQm. all mpdern cottage,
with, garage, 30 foot corner
lots! On NJ sra st.
! unpa n = np = @:f
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22
TEAM GOLF.

Chicago, June 22.-Team golf popu-
lar in England. but almost unknown
popular on the Chicago courses. Each
player on "a team carries a different
club, one doing all the driving, an
other Ill the brassie work, another all
the putting, and 80 on. Only one ball
Is used by each team, and with each
player using only the club at which
he ts most adept, remarkable scores
are being made.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22
BIDS WAITED,

Sealed bids wanted BY strabane town4
ship for pulling %elevatins grader. Give
rate per mile. Bids to be in hands oN
clerk by Tune Is. Town board reserves,
the, right to reject any or all bids ofl
fered.
JAMES BoLGER. /. {
Clerk
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22
WANTED 10 nE,sF

3 I Or 5-RooM UNTuRN1sHEp OR
septennber srst. Would consider Ter buy.
ing. Must be close IN and reasonable
rant or terms.s Write, v. II. c..
Herald.
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P,lHaYs1c1ANs A~ND 81

Children taken care. OF by day, week 81
:. Month: Phone eEsl. Write $50 Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22

FoRDsoN TRACTOR WITH EQUIP
ntent. Has plowed approximately 80
acres. Good a. new. Price $500. Terms
to reliable party. J.. N. Roller. 625 N.
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OSTEoPATHY
DIR. Z. o. NINLoS
Eel. 644W. al MY. Nat. Bank R1dg.


DR.. E. EDGAR HODGE. OVER THE
.0aeotah Pharmacy. Phone eS1w.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22

New Haven, Conn.-Harvard took
the frst game Of the baseball series
with Yale by a score Of four to two.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22

issr. Complete with molds and formA
Cheap. Daxon Reo CO. Grand Forks,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-22

NEW AND Used ELECTRIC MOTORS
Tor eAle. Sand uS your motor repair
IND. Electric sConst. Co.. Grand Forks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
MAN DISAPPEARS,
MURDER IS HINTED
Police Start Hunt for Body of
H. L. Long, Believed
Slain.

SAGINAW. Mich. Sept. 11.-Polce
and deputy sheriffs searched a dense
woods six miles northwest Of here
Friday for the body OF Howard L.
Long. %. who disappeared August
2s. and whom the officers believe
may have been murdered.
Their search was started after
members Of a picnic party had told
Sheriff Baskin of seeing an auto
mobile containing two men enter the
woods. Of hea ing the report OF a
gun a short time later. and Of see
ing the automobile speed out Of the
woods a few minutes afterward with
only one occupant.
Clarence L. Adams. "a, Longs
trother-in-law, has been detained
by the police since last Saturday,
pending investigation of DOng's dis
appearance. Adams. so far as the
authorities have been able 10 learn.
was the last person known 10 have
seen Long. The two men went out
together IN the afternoon, but Adams
returned alone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
TERRY RITES AT
BUCHANAN
Well Known Young Man Dies
at Healthwin-Marble Mill
tary Service Here.

hf.Ial 70 no NeW- ines.
BUCHANAN Mich Sept IL
The local post Of the American Leg-
ior was in charge Of the funeral
services for Holmes Marble which
were conducted at south Bend sun
dag afternoon. Marble was resi-
dent OF Buchanan at the time ne en-
tered the army during the world
war and died ..u France from wounds
received In action The South Bend
Lesion win also assist with the serv-
ices
Funeral services for Glenn Terry,
who died at Heslthwin Sanatarium,
near south Bend. Friday afternoon.
-wiu be held 40 the Terry home in
Buchanan sunday afternoon.
Nearly S4Oo was realized from the
Market Day produce Saturday.
Market Day is a yearly affair. con
Quoted by the ladies "30' club 20
provide funds for the Clark hospital
Due 90 the incIement weather IN the
morning the market was moved from
the vacant Tot west Of Meyers music
store 90 the Store building formerly
occupied by the Nisner pharmacy.
All kinds " fruits. vegetables. jel-
lies. poultry. and baked goods were
brought in during the day and every
thing found a ready market
Fred Meyer has accepted the
agency for the Stoughton truck,
manufactured at Stoughto1, Wis,
and equipped with the Campbell
transmission which is manufactured
IN Buchanan. one Of the trucks
with a specially designed body was
IN the city Thursday and this truck
IS being exhibited and demonstrated
az the county fairs throughout the
southern part Of Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
Indiana and Mlchl6dn News
Michigan Delegation to
Mexican Centennial Named

LANSING. Mich. Sept 11.-Giv-
ernor Groebeck Friday announced
the appointement OF the following
men as members Of the Michigan
Mexican commission TO represent the
state at the Mexican centennial. at
Mexico City. beginning Sept. Is: Al
fred .. Dunk. o. b. Julson. 3. c..
Pennington. r. I. Roberge. ]. n.
cullen, Frank G. Smith. Fred II.
Talbot and Sol Salian. all Detroit
businessmen; Judge Harry b Keid-
an. Detroit municipal court: Theo-
dore Delavigne. OF the Detroit Jour
nal; William Richards. Detroit Free
Press, James Devlin. Detroi. News:
Representative Andrew b. Glaspie.
oxford; Representative George W.
Welsh. Grand Rapids. and Senator
Donald Q. Osborn. Kalamazoo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
Present of Liquor Places
PugiIist in Police Tolls

FLINT. Mich. Sept. 1i.-Johnny
Tanner. local pugilist- is in Jail on
a charge OF furnishing liquor. fol-
lowing his arrest at Flint Amuse'
ment park with a girl. whom police
say was badly intoxicated.
Tanner. arraigned in police court
late Saturday. waived examination
and was bound 10 the circuit court
under $500 bail.
Tanner, in a signed statement 20
the police. alleges the whisky was
left in his bag as a present" by an
unknown person in the dressing
room at Athletic park during his
fight here Thursday night with Rock
Smith. The girl. admitting she was
intoxicated. was given suspended
sentence in police court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
MUNCIE MAN HONORED
BY LETTER CARRIERS

ST. LOUIS. sept. 1.-THE Ration
al association of letter carriers at
their convention Saturday elected Ed
ward J. Gamer of Muncie. president
J. Walters, New York was named
vce-president TO succeed y. J. Nab
bic. Edward Cantwell Brooklyn and
G. D. Duffy. Chicago. were reelected
secretary and treasurer respectively.
Providence. r. l., was selected as
the convention city for 1928
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

FLINT, Mich. Sept. 11.-Secre-
taries OF retail credit bureaus I'M
various Michigan cities met here
Thursday and organized the NIicn:-
San Association OF Retail Credit
Secretaries. The purpose Will De
for the exchange of credit ratings
OF the various cities Ofcers of the
association are President T. r.
Prickett Grand Rapids. hrst vice
president. Harry NJ Ions. Flint.
second vice president. A. u. Spang-
Ter. Saginaw, secretary treasur-r.
N. r. Rapp Lansins directors w.
+. Wedthoff Bay city. and c. ".
War.nE. At Clemens
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
FORMER GERMAN SUB"
EXPLODES; THREE DIE

LIVERPOOL. Sept. ia ire
mendous explosion on the former
German submarine Deutschland at
Birkenhead, across the Mersey from
Liverpool. killed three men and in
jured three others. 1t is possible
that many others persisted. =
The submarine was being dis
mantled at tie time Of the explosion
which occurred in the engine room
from an unknown cause. The
Deutschland was one Of the sub
marines surrendered by the Germans
under the terms of the peace treaty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
L. s. NOT LIABLE.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Sept. II.
The effect Of a verdict for se,777
for the Metzger Register company
against the Thomas Canning COM
pany is that, although the govern O.
ment may condemn and seize tomato
pulp, it is not responsible for any
damage done after the product has
been seized. The pulp was confiscat-
ed by the government and stored in
a building owned by the plaintiff
company. This building. il is claim
ed was overloaded. Many OF the
cans burst and the acid and pulp
flooded the floors and leaked through.
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

JACKSON. Mich. sept ia
survey OF the cost Of living is 20 be
made in Jackson and several other
Michigan Industrial cities Lewis
Anterior. secretary Of the Jackson
Employers association announced
plans were launched az a meeting of
the Michigan Industrial council IN
Grand Rapids this week. Prices Of
stsple goods and clothing IN tAs
various cities viii be compared. Mr.
Anterior stated. and an attempt
made 70 find II fair prices are being
charged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12

FLINT Mich. Sept blob sim
ons. nesro. SO. of Clinton, Iowa. is in
Hurley hospital with a gunshot
wound in his Leg. caused when he
was fired upon Friday by Ralph
Meadows, special officer for the
Grand Trunk railway. Meadows saws
he shot when Simons did not heed
a command % halt Meadows saws
the believed Slmons 20 be one OF two
men wanted by Pontiac authorities.
Pontiac authorities will send an off,
Ger TO determine u the victim Of the
shooting IS the man they want.