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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-14
Oregon Editors
Meet In Eugene

Eugene. Or, Jan. 1.-THE third
session OF the Oregon State News
paper conference, held annually
under the auspices OF the Univer-
sity school OF journalism, opened
today for two day session. At
tendance at the morning session
Indicated approximately so per
cent over that of last year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-14

willis Love, a farmer living near
Yoncalla, was probably fatally IN
fured when he was caught by
falling tree. pinning him to the
ground. where he remained unul
found by neighbors-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-14
Kings Council
In Dublin Shot

London, Jan. i4.-William Me-
Grath. kings counsel in Dublin.
was severely wounded when fired
unon by a man who forced an eTf-
trance into his home early today
saws a Central News telegram. he
is said to have been struck by sew
eral bullets.
Offices of the Dublin union were
raided by eight members OF ths
crown forces last night and books
and documents were seized.
Raiders Sentenced.
Limerick Jan. 13.-Sixty pris-
ouers on trial in connection Win
an attack December % on crown
forces who were approaching
place where a dance was being held
near Bruff, County Limerick, were
sentenced today by field general
court martial 20 ten years penal
servitude. Five years in each case.
however, has been remitted.
Dublin, Jan. 13.-The Sim Fein
bulletin asserts that from Decem-
ber 1s to January - crown forces
have committed 81 murders, AZ at
tempted murders and woundings,
burned 7S hours and shops and not
a single case has any punishment
been inflicted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-14

A charter has been issued to the
Junction City state Bank Of juno
ton CITY. The new institution is
capialized at s25.O 900
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-14

The sable is found chiefly in 81
IBERIA and Kamchatka.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-14

Napoleon died at St Helent one
hundred years ago on May S.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-14
New York Election Fraud
Results IN
Nearly Thirty'I.n'ydI|iic,lt1mte'n'It: tn e ).
Probe of Alleged Tampering With BailotS
Reveals Scandals; Votes Cast for Governor
Miller Transferred to Smith; Others Are
Destroyed, Claim
Destroyed, Claim

New York. JAM 14.-Investigation OF alleged eiecuuA
frauds here last November has revealed scandal II Wa
ad today when it became known that the total number of
persons indicted by the August grand jury was nearing
thirty. 49,. g. c.
Tn one instance it was charged 100 ballots cast tor Gov
arnor Miller were transferred to former Governor smith,
district ballots were mutated and destroyed wnie
in others socialist candidates alleged to have Deen
cheated out of $50 votes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-14
Circulation

.verage for 1920. $3.50.
eonulation OF Salem 1909, ABS;
1sf0 14,Os4: 1920. 17.sTs.
aarion County 1920, H,l77; Polk
county. 14.1S1.
MEMBER of Audit Bureau Of circu-
Iation. Associated Press Full
Leased Wire.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-14
The Weather

OREGON: Tonight and Saturday
rain west, rain or snow east por-
ton warmer tonight southwest and
east portion; strong southeriy
winds.
LOCAL: Rainfall rs; southeriy
winds; cloudy; maximum SO, mini
mum Al, set 40; river SO feet and
rising.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
TROPHY PLAY WILL
FEATURE TOURNEY

st. Louis Mo. Sept. s.-Pfay for
the American golfer trophy will be
an added feature of the National
Amateur Golf tournament, which Will
held at the st. Louis Country club
It to "a This competi-
ton win be played Sunday, 'Septem-
Der 18. between the qualifying round
and the drst round Of match play.
Play win be limited to IS holes,
and composition will be between two
men from each club, Golfers will
play IN fours. the count probably will
be by medal play.
Work Of putting the course In first
class condition FOR the big classic h
going forward. The housing. enter
and transportation com.
mftteeS report they n working over
time to. assure visiting participants
every Accommodation,
Among the entertainment features
will be polo games in the late after
noon. dinner dances and vaudeville.
ENTERTAINMENT will stop at 1880
p M. 50 the players will get enough
sleep necessary for good golf.
Local amateurs have been practic-
ing assiduously for the tournament.
Clarence Wo2n has been averaging
among the best ore Oswald s.
Carlton. - years old. OF Houston,
Tex, who has been here several weeks
accustoming himself to the course.
- also returned some par scores.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
LIST GOLFERS
FOR TOURNEY
National Association An.
nounces Those Eligible
to Compete.

New York. Sept. s.-The following
supplementary list OF amateur golf
players eligible to- compete In the ma
tional amateur golf championship
tournament to be held on the links
of the st. Louis. (Mo.) Country club,
September 1924, was announced to-
day by the United States Golf ASSOC
citation.
C. F. Aulbach. Scarboro Golf club:
Karl w. Book. Sunset Hills Country
club; Whitney Bouden. New Orleans
Country club: A. p. Boyd. Chat
tanooga Golf and Country club; Alex
ander Bush. Louisville Country club;
Samuel Conant. St Louis Country
club: Ira Couch. Jr.. Exmoor County
club. Chicago: H. A. F1eager. Seattle
Golf club; F. S. Gaines. Omaha Coun-
try club: F. A. Godchaux. Jr.. New
Orleans Country club: A. G.. Gregson.
Belleclaire Golf club: B. B. Harris.
Champaign County Country club:
Edward Held. Forest Park Golf club:
Paul Hyde. Buffalo Country club:
willard Ingham. Grand View Golf
club. Des Moines: H. r.. Johnston. St
Paul Town and Country club: George
Koob. Forest Park Golf club; Frank
Lynch. Forest Park Golf club: E. r.
McClelland. Kansas City Country
club: j.. n. Mcdonald. Calumet Coun-
try club; John Marshall. Jr.. Louis
vile Country club: Harley Moore.
Grand View Golf club. Des Moines:
B. F. Nudge. Jr.. Exmoor Golf club;
William T. Nelson. Chicago Golf
club: Vincent Nette1er. Forest Park
Golf club: John Pep.s Forest Park
Golf club: Harry Potter. st. Louis
Country club: John Reuter-. Jr.. Dick
inson Town & Country club; ]. 7.
Schiappacasse. Detroit Golf club:
Russell Smith. Waverly Country
club; Guy NJ. Standifer. Waverly
Country club: Robert Stein. Seattle
Golf club; Lee Ste;l. Seattle Golf
club; Clark Speirs. Inglewood Golf
club: C. E. Van Week. Jr.. Pine VAL
ley Golf club: George Won Elm. Salt
Lake City Country club: J.. X. Wad-
ley. Sunset Hill Country club: How.
ard Walton, Champaign County
Country club: H. R. Wenzler. Col
onial Country club; Rudolph Will
helm, Waverly Country Club: DR.. O.
F. Willing. Waverly Country club.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
RAINHOLDSU UP &
TENNIS TOURNEY
Championship Will Not Be
Decided Until Some Time
Next Week.

THE rain falling last night and to-
day makes 1t impossible to complete
The play in the city handicap tennis
tournament, according to announce
ment made today. Play had reached
the fourth and semi-final rounds. in
the singles event Wednesday, but no
matches car be played until Saturday
at least, and it is no probable that
the remaining contests can be played
on that date. This will mean the car
ry-over of the tournament into the
week Of September IL.
Progress in the doubles event was
goodsto Wednesday night. four match
es being played Wednesday afternoon
and evening, completing all Of the
first round play excepting one. The
results Of the matches finished at
that time are: Wyman-Leigh over
Observation-Disclosures, SIS, 1913; Cad
well-Vaaler yer Schuyler-Fisher, de-
fault: Thompson-Erhardt over
Keator-Doak, 20, 6-s; Russell-B Bird
ston over McElroy-E Elton, So, 81. s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
D. FOOTBALL 3.
SCHEDULE OUT
Plays North Dakota Uni
versity in Grand Forks
October 22.

vermiliion. s. D.. Sept s.-South-
Dakota u~niversity.s schedule for the
coming season with the exception OF
one date has bee9 completed. 1t Is
announced by J. ". Stewart director
OF athletics - include the following
games.
Oct. 1-Yankton college at vss10-
Hon.
Oct. 81 OF Illinois At Urbana-
Oct. 15-Dakota WESLEYAN at
Mitchell.
Oct. I'LL Of North Dakota at
Grand Forks.
Oct. 2s-Open.
ing.
Nov. lis. D. STATE college at Yer
million dakota Day.
Nov. 24-Creighton q at Omaha
Thanksgiving Day.
A. H. Whittemore, associated foot
ball coach under Coach Stewart and
Captain George Allison of Sturgis will
begin training the squad the first Of
next month.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
SOUTH 81. PAUL
LIVE STOCK

South st. Paul Sept. 8.-Cattle re-
ceipts 2,400; killing classes mostly
steadyi few sales best butcher she
stock. strong to around Csc higher;
no corn fed steers here, grass, steers
S4.25 @7.00; bulk $500 500: butch
ers she stock $3.25 $500, few up to
$500 tanners and cutters $1,000
800; bologna bulls bulk $1.5e@s.5o;
veal calves mostly Soc lower; best
lights to packers $1o.o0@10.50;
stockers and feeders strong: few
stockers around Csc higher.
Hog receipts $500; market steady
s. foe nIko - ~ 49, sea .o;10 gss,S g RE
$s.50@S.75.
Sheep receipts ] 1900; market
strong to 25c&or more higher; good
native and Dakota. lambs $500
l7.75; culls $500; good choice ewes,
.quotablet $2,50@ 900; string Of good
Montana feeding lambs late Wednes-l
day $5.75@6.00.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
With the Pugs

No one Is surprised these days Al
the exploits of femininity. but the
idea Of a female fight promoter is
fde fact. Elizabeth Tucker of Ten
nessee. has spent the past week in
Chicago. according to reports. ar
ranging fights for her brother,
frankie Tucker, 12s-pound boxer.
Furthermore she was very successful.
for she signed up two men to meet
her boxer this month frankie is
just as successful as his sister Liz
for he claims I have defeated such
men as Clonie Tate. Joe Benjamin.
Jack Lawler. Gene belmont. frankie
Farren and Johnnie Wray. She
spoke very highly of the sporting
men. claiming courtesy for
them than the average business men.
with whom she had come in contact
with.
Jimmy Bronson. manager Of Bob
Martin. champion heavyweight OF the
A.. E. F. has received a cable from
London promoters Offering him $50
oee to fight the winner Of the Joe
Beckett-Boy Mccormick fight there
this fall Let US hope that the Brit
ish get more for their money than
their more cas- going brothers in
Jersey City.
1t seems hat Mike Gibbons Is the
man picked to dispose Of Johnny Will
son. Word from New York is that
Mike will be given a crack at Viii
sons title" within six weeks in New
York. Mike has had trouble with
several south-paws. but the Sailing
champ should be easy meat for the
invincible Phantom.
Interest in the fstic circles now
center on the Sharkey-Moore and the
Burman-Smith fight at Chicago Fri
day night. Sharkey is bent on beat
ing Moore to secure the match with
York September %. The Mime
apolis fighter has been tentatively
matched with the champion. but Il
Sharkey wins the popular decision. he
is confident of getting the match
Burman is also itching for a 20 with
the champion. and realizes he mus,
beat Midget Smith to wiz recognition
from. h eastern promoters
Jersey City. n. J.. Sept. s-Johnn,
| Wilson Of Boston. holder Of the mid.
dleweight pugilistic belt. was sum
moned to appear before the New Jer.
sey boxing commission today to ex'
plain why he did not put up a stihe,
battle in his Labor day match witt
Bryan Downey, Cleveland claimant oi
the title.
The commission ordered Tex Rick.
ard. promoter. to hold NJ Wilson,
$4,000 share OF the pure oendins
the hearing Wilson has let it b
known that he intends 10 bring corr
action to obtain the noneT in tn.
event the commission decides TO hoIG
1t up permanently
1t should not be necessary TO All
Johnnie that II is self evident tina.
there were only two things that b.
warted-the title and the SIS .ee9
He 0 the title. 80 why should b.
c, lain on losing the aon>y Tina
ought to be an eys break II.
probably doesn't think much Of hi
l Title. ..F .#r.-E $500
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
TODAY'S SPORTS

Racing-Meeting OF westchester
Racing Association, at Belmont Park.
Meeting Of Kentucky Jockey Club, at
I.atonia. Meeting Of Montreal Jockey
Club. at Montreal.
Trotting-Grand Circuit meeting at
Hartford. Conn.
Golf-Michigan State open cham
pionship tournament opens at Detroit.
California State amateur champion
ship .eHrnament, at Del Monte. West
Virginia women's championship tour
nament at Wheeling.
Quoits-Men's national champion
ship tournament, at Hamline. MINI.
Women's national championship tour
nament. at Hamline. MINI. A.
Boxing-Battling Leyinsky VS.. Eddie
Richards, 10 rounds at Quebec.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
DULUTH
GRAIN,

Duluth. Mimi. Sept S.-Strength
again developed in the wheat market
today Is q result Of continued good
eastern bidding by eastern miliers
and reported active inquiry by ex-
poFtera
Old September wheat closed &C up
at $1.3S bid, new September sc up
at $1.4z bid. December &c up at $1.4l
bid and May &c up at S1.44 bid. Sep
TENDER durum closed unchanged at
S1-74 asked. October 1-sc up at $1.24
is asked: November 1-Sc UP at
$1.24 1-8 nominal. December IN
changed al $1.93 ga asked and May
1-4c up at $1.37 asked.
Spot No. l dark northern closed 4
&c up at $1.5s91.62 and No. 2 mix
ed on unchanged basis at 4c under
the September price. Spot rye closed
3-4c OF at $1.o5 Ia, September sac
OF at >$1.o5 Ia bid. October lac up
at $1.05 Ia nominal. December 1-2c
OF at $1.05 bid and May unchanged
at $I.10 nominal.
Oats closed 1c up at "a 5-s@3s
1-Sc for spot: barley 1c up at 40
60c: No. 2 mixed corn csc up at SIS
1-zc and No. 2 yellow corn 3-sc up
at SAC.
Shorts in the fax seed market met
with trying experiences. Offerings
were light and efforts to cover result
= 49, - =,
co IN a ouises at the start. Bid
dins oy was reported and
tne tone was Duiiish throuKh the SEES
saon-
Septemner a closed 8 l-4c up at
800 - bid: October SO SIC up at
es ~ asked; November : l-sc up
az sz:oI IL = and December &c up
at sz-os asked.
Duiu'n, sept s.-Elevator receipts
Of oomes.ic gra1n; heal SS2.ssz;
eern ao'taz: oats Zs.Osz; barley SS,-
'es; rse zI4.Sls; max Io,eiS.
pme Oh domestic grain:
"neal sss.osS; barley 1885; rye
i4z:veo; q s.sl4. -
receipts OF n grain:
wheat sS.soS-
Shipments Of bonded grain: WHEAT,
1000.
F; Duluth a inspection: Wheat No.
and 2 dark, northern and No. / and
2 northern -: No. 3 dark northern
and No 3 northern A.; smutty spring
2: other spring 1911; No. / and 2 am
Der durum and No. l and 2 durum
3ss; No. 3 amber durum and No. 3
durum ~, znutty durum 2: other
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
Sporting Millionaire
Has Quit The Game

New York, Sept. s.-Arnold Roth
stein. widely known sporting man.
has decided to give up all his profess
sporting interests and will de-
vote his energies to business, it RAJ
learned definitely today.
Rothstein has been known for
years as a layer OF heavy wagers.
and had compared with the late
Davey johnson and John p. ("Bet
You a Million') Gates. His sporting
activities are reported to have made
him a millionaire,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
JAP TENNIS STAR
ILL.,; CANNOT ENTER
NATIONAL MATCHES

Philadelphia, Sept. s.--Ichya Kam-
agae. the Japanese tennis star. will
not compete in the national tennis
tennis singles championship which
will begin tomorrow at the German
town Cricket club, it was announced
today by the tournament committee,
which learned that the Japanese was
taken i'll Monday after his Davis cup
match with William T. Tilden.
It had been hoped he would recov-
er sufficiently to play. but he was
still in such bad shape that he had
decided to default to s.. Howard Vo-
shell Of New York. whom he was to
have met in the first round tomorrow.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
Ruth Cloufed
His Fifty-Second
Home Run Wednesday,

!. York. Sept. 5.-Balc Rnt
"oundcd his SIND homo run
. fourth inning Of tho 1iar
sccond' game with Eotscn
ding in a man ahead OF him
mock was pitching.
The wal'op put Ruth twenty
97ys ahead Of his 1920 'ecord,
-hc, his f~ifty-second AMI fifty
bird hOmnrS were tlluInEcd ut
Philadelphia off RummeI. on Sep
tcmber FL. He has twenty-five
more games in which to surpass
his worlds record Of 81 home
in a season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
Another Tourney Planned.
RAIN INTERFERED
WITH AUTO RACES AT
MINNESOTA FAIR

Hsmline. Mimi. Sept. Rain in
terfered with the automobile races at
the state fair today after four events
had been run off and the reminder
were postponed until Saturday.
Three Mile Race-Ted Hill won;
Ray Claypool second: Lecklider third.
Time. 3:05 3-5.
Five Miles-Strisgel won: Hoffman
second; Waters third. Time, 4:57
is.
Ten Miles-Sig Haugdahl won;
Leon Duray second, Ray Lampkin
third. Time. 1854.
Five miles Australian pursuit. won
by Claypool in 600.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
Peter DnU Won
PIP DiuisiO1l
or Charter Oak

HArtforI. Coma, Sept 7.-A-Petet
paw. driven ~ ThoA W. Murphy.
this afternoon won the 1:i2 diviison:
OF the Greater Charter Oak stake AZ
ter three close finishes.
Selka won the 3:os trot. taktngsthe
event in StrAixht heats. Murphy woH
his second race OF the afternoon with
Peter Henley. defeating Whtskfast IN
the three-yeAr-cld pace,
The $10.o0e 1so4 division OF ting,
Greater Charter Oak stake II on to-
morrowe program. Seven horses
will start.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
Football Practice Has
Begun In Devils Lake

Devils Lake. N. D., Sept. s.-The
high school football candidates APP
peared or the gridiron today for their
first practice. and Coach MAXI pre-
diets that he will have one of the
fastest high school teams in the state
his wear.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
Senators own.

Senators own.
Columbus. Sept. 7.-Northrop was
hit harder than Rogge today, but
succeeded in keeping the hits well
scattered and Columbus won the first
game Of the series. 8 to S. Score:
Indian>,olis 1913 900 1905 16 5
Columbus -. 1O4 III 00x-S II 2
Rogge and Dixon: Northrop and
Swefonic5
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
AMERICAN ASSN.

the opening game Of the series from
Toledo, s to A.. Score:
r. H. E.
Louisville -. oos 10 oo1-6 IL 2
Toledo ...... 900 600 o4o-4 10 3
lineup. Koob and Mayer. Koocher;
r.. Wright. Bedient and Schauffe1.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
, CHICAGO
GRAIN II PROVISIONS,

Chicago, Sept. " "
cotton 81 the close tyesterday ana e
the opening today resulted IN rasner
general selling 81 wheat at the start
prices. on i to s IA cents from yes
terday'a finish with May eadtns.
Trading was fairly active and price
changes rapid. There was a. good
class sof buying on the break. sep.
'tefnber opened 1..27& December
1.3o IL I os1.311-2 and May 1.s6l-4
to- 1877 Ia.
Corn opeued 10 70 rs lower With,
September "a December SILT to 81
S-s: and May 695l-4 to 35ss1-2. The
was q small slump directly after the
fair buying developed An hour att
.er the opening the raarketiw a only
q shade OF of Last nights finish and
displayed steadiness.
Oats was on at the start in sympA-
thy with other grains opening l-8 to
3-S lower with September b 3-4; De-
lcember 50 and May 43 1-s.
Provisions were lower owing to free
local selling and stop orders
The loss was recovered later on
buying BY local and commission
terday's bulge, the pronounced
strength at Minneapolis having con-
siderable influence. Resting orders
checked the advance Of December
wheat when it had reached 1888. The
close showed wheat unchanged to
: L. higher than the opening figures
with September at 1873 - to
1928 3-4: December, $1.32 to 1872 81
and May at $1.37 ga to 1874 Ia.
The market suffered a slight slump
at the very finish.
Minor steels and rails were brought
forward later; but the list gave way ! n
the final dealings when oils and
motors were subjected to greater
pressure. The closing was heavy.
Sales Appropriated Ate. 900 shares.
Corn was rather dull and while low
err early with wheat. rallied later with
that grain. The close showed corn
54E7-8 to SIS; December at 551-2 and
May at COILS to 6o51-4. The close
firm.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
ET n E'W|S
NEW YORK
ymnCKS.

tENANG NJ w
the recent rise In the stock market
was Indicated at the opening De to-.
days. session. Mexican Petroleum
~Studebaker and American Sugar were
under moderate pressure, but Bald
win locomotive, Cructble Steel, Fan
phalt, Chandler and SOME Of the rails
were. arm to strong Within the first
half hour however, the list strength
ened, Baldwin leading at a gain Iof
more than two, points. Early quota
lions for foreign exchange showed d
strong upward movement IN the Brit
ish rate, while marks Or German bills
fell to their lowest quotation In ls
months.
New York, Sept. S.-4Further gains
were made. today by several Of the
more important industrials. especially
equipments and various obscure food
%specialties. The market reversed Its
course before moo however, when
~studebaker and the CHEAPER motors
reacted. Mexican Petroleum. Atlan-
tic Gulf, American Sugar. ami; Unit
ed Drug also were heavy. the latter
repeating its recent low record.
|American Car. preferred. Pullman,
Y Northern Pacific and 500 fell one to
two points. United States Rubber
and Kelly-springfield YER the only
ISSUES 10 SnOW COtiSaStCHS SureHBLn.
Call money opened at S 1-2.per cent
on the exchange. but outside offer
ings were made at five per cent
Oils, equipments, sugars, chemicals
and tobaccos sustained further losses
during the intermediates session.
Shorts were active in General As
|phalt. Royal Dutch, California PEE
troleum, General Electric. Harvester,
American Sugar, Sumatra Tobacco
and Virginia-C Carolina Chemical, COM
mon and preferred these showing
losses Of i to- points. s
PRODUCE.
New York, Sept. s:-Butter steady:
than extras, ~ l-s@4s; creamery ex-.
tras coz score). II 1-2@42; creamery
frsts (8s to 81 score). 37@41.
Eggs irregular; receipts, 35.754;
fresh gathered extra frsts. 38@41;
fresh gathered frsts, 34@37.
Cheese irregular; receipts, 1863:
state whole milk fats, fresh specials,
21@21 Ia; do average run, 200
20 Ia; state whole milk twins, spe-
Gals, 21@21 IL; do average run, 20
q 40 ~1-2.
MONEY.
New York; Sept S.-Prdme mercahn.
tile paper 6 TO 6 IA; exchange irreg-
ulaT, SLegunS oU-Qay Oils 800. Ssyt
Francs demand 1862; cables 7.6741-3
Lire demand 4.37; cables 4.37 Ia.
Marks demand 1.00f1-2; cables 1.o1.
Sweden demand 21.60. Z
Norway demand 1905. 7
Montreal 10 per cent discount.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm: time loans easier: 60 days
5 1-2 to 5 3-4; 30 days and s months
5 - to. 6 per cent.
Call money steady; high. s IL; low,
S; closing bid, s.
METALS.
New York, Sept S.-Copper firm;
electrolytic spot and nearby IL 1-S to
I21-4: later IL 1-4sto 1912. I 1
Tin easter: spot and nearby 300;
Iron steady and unchanged; lead
steady; spot 4.50. ASISs
Zinc steady, East st, Louis delivery
spot AIS. gg NJ 4,
80 A Alra4n E->kS n n psDGsresE5ETfH -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-08
The PENNANT RACE
NATIONAL

Games Wednesday.
New York 1918; Philadelphia "a.
Cincinnati s.; Chicago 2. Go in
nings).