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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-24
SPoR 4 NEWS
Black Hills Champs
Out For The State
Pennant This Season

Rapid City. S. D., Dec. 24.-With
the samesteam that last year won the
championship of the Back Hills dis
.trict and entered the state tournament
at Sioux Falls. Rapid City has set as
its objective for this season the state
high school basketball pennant. Not
only are the six letter men of last
year mack. in. the game. but Coach e.
y. Cobb also remains at the helm of
the aggregation which last season. he
had to develop out OF raw material.
In Hughes, Bruns.edt. Prall and
Evans. Cobb has Il center. two for
wards and a guard, who although new,
give promise of coming to the front
before the schedule is played Off. ,
The schedule starts On January 3
and is as follows:
Jan. 3-Mt. Vernon here.
Jan. Hot Springs there.
j Jan. 11-Iroouo;s here.
Jan. 14-Belle Fourche here.
Jan. 20-Deadwood here. ..
/, Jan. 2l-Lead here.
Ian. 27-Pierre there.
Jan. 2S-Quinn there. .
Jan. .30-Spcarfish. Normal here.
Feb. 4-Hot Springs here.
Feb. 10-Lcad there.
Feb. 11-Deadwood three.
FEB. 1S-Pierrc here.
Feb. 24-Spearfish there.
Feb. 25-Belle Fourche there.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-24
ST. MARY'S QUINT
DEFEATED BY E. G. F.
HIGH SECOND E A

II a rather ragged but hard fought
"asketball game at the East Grand
Fork high school last evening the
high school second team defeated the
st. Mary's church quintet IS to I. The
first half of the contest was poorly
played but in the second half the big
school boys got together and produced
some good team work n numerous
baskets from the field. The church
uuintet put up q scrappy game n
did not cease TO fight until the final
whistle.
The st. James academy crew and
Sacred Heart players we're scheduled
20 clash also but the game did not
materialize. :.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-24
LEGAL, NOTICE
ORDER AND NOTICE FOE HEARING
FINAL ACCOUNT OF EXECUTOR
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. .
County Of Grand Forks
Tn rn,Infv COY1rf

County of Grand Forks. $50 }
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Laurtts
P. Ostlie. deceased: ..:,,
A. S. Ellingson as executor -
of the Last Will and
Testament of Laurits P. !.
ostlie, deceased ...........Petitione
Edith spurrier, formerly :" =
Edith Bielen, formerly
Edith ostlie. Lloyd Cliff
ford ostlie. minor,
Raymond Marvin Ostlie,
a. MINOR. Merits Helen ~
j.. Ostlie, a minor, J. D. 49,,
RunsVold as. special guar -.
dian of Lloyd clifford
Ostlie. Raymond Marvin
Ostlie and Merits Helen ~,
Ostlie, minors. Margaret
Bielen, a minor. A.. 0. f, Is.
.Trageton as special guar 800. I:
= dian Of Margaret Bielen-- - ,g'
minor. A.. S. E%llingson as
trustee under the Last
Will and Testament OF
Laurits r. Ostlie, de-.
ceased, Alvin Harvorson
as administrator of tho
estate of Leonard Ostlie, ,.y
deceased, Hilma Thorson, "a -$slr.,r y
formerly Hilma Bagstad,
formerly Iiilma Ostlie, q
and all others interested
in said estate. Respondents
The State of North Dakota to the above
named Respondents, take notice:
That A. S. Ellingson. as executor of
the estate above mentioned has rendered
and. presented to the court his final &C
count praying that a time be fixed for
the settlement thereof and for the dis
tribution of the said %estate;. and it ap-
pearing to the court that said estate is
ready for distributions;
It is ordered, that said account be
brought on before the court for settle
ment on the Goth day of January, 1922,
at ten o'clock A. NJ, at the office of the
county judge in the court house in the
City of Grand Forks and state afore.
said;
ment Of said final account the court
without further notice and at the time
place above mentioned will proceed
to a distribution NJ partition of said
estate to all entitled thereto.
That all persons interested in said
appear at said time and place to show
count should not be settled and sale
estate distributed as prayed.
b. And it is further ordered. that notice
Of said hearing be given by service. o.
said estate by publishing the same fol
four successive weeks, in the Crane
Forks Herald, a newspaper printed ant
published at Grand Forks in sale
county. &
Dated at the office Of the county cour
above mentioned. this sth day Of De
BY the Court.
L. X. HASSELL.
Judge Of County Court.
O'CONNOR & PETERSON.
Attorneys for Executor,
Grand Forks, N. ID.
1Dec. 1o-17-a4-s1. 1919 !
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companied b ysome disturbances dur
irH, which there was a considerable
smashing of glass. Later the plans
were changed and Iagloul was ,es-<,
corted to q motor a n taken to
Suezt
The action OF the authorities fol-
lowed a fight Thursday near zas-
louis home in which two of his sup
,porters wtre killed and six others
wounded. The military now has as
sumcd control Of the situation. Ar
mored cars are patrolling the town
and the authorities have announced
their. determination to suppress any
trouble. ~ &
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TO LEAVE
CAIRO FOR NOT
OBEYING ORDERS
nv Tho A..ooi.toa press +,

(By Tho Associated Press.) : m
Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 23.-Said Tag.
loul Pasha, n of the Egyptian Ma
tionalist leaders who refused yestcr-
day to obey an order as issued blythe
military authorities that hetand his
chief followers cease all. political &C
tivity n leave Cairo, was escorted
to the railway station here today by
British troops. His removal a nc7
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G AND TWO
CARS DERAILED;
NO ONE INJURED

Chicago. Dec. 24.-The engine, ex-
press and mail cars of east bound
Pennsylvania train NO. 1O6, Chicago
to Pittsburgh, were derailed near
Burlington, Ind, early today when the
train struck q defective switch. Re-
ports to railroad officials say no one
was injured. 90,
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Scout Bob Conncry of the Giants Civ
ing Jimmy O'Connell some fatheriy
advice on how to prep himself for
the bic show. "

The news dispatches recently have
devoted many lines to the purchase
of Jimmy O'Connell, star outfielder
and first baseman of the San Francis
CO club, by the Giants for the sum of
$4,000. Little has been said about
how the Giants came to get track Of
O'Connell and then decided to pay the
rccord price. for him. But Bob Con
merry, old-time player and now Ivory
Hunter" for the Giants, is the man
responsible for the DEAL. 90
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-24
LONDOs DEFEATS ROGERS

Sioux Falls, S. D., Dee. 23.-Jim
Londos, Greek wrestling champion,
defeated John Rogers of Canada, here
tonight in two straight falls. The
Greek secured the first fall in SIS min
utes with a deadlock and the second
in % minutes with a head scissors.
Londos weighed 100 and Rogers 22O
pounds.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-24
A is OUTBOXED

New Orleans. Ala. Dec. c3.-Chuck
Virgins of indianapolis, outbo1ed n
outslugged Billy Shade of New York.
in practically every round OF their is
round bout her tonight and was given
the decision. Shade weighed l73
pounds, Virgins 173.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-24
TODAY'S SPORTS

Misunderstanding of Jefferson Park
Fair Association. at New Orleans.
Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey
Clubs at Havana. Meeting of Lower
California Jockey Club. at Tia Juana.
Boxing-Roy Moore vs.. Tommy
Ryan, 10 rounds, at McKeesporr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-24
GREE WINS OVER ALLEN

Syracuse. N. y. Dec. 23.-Harry
Greb of Pittsburgh won a technical
knockout over Whitley Allen of New
York when the latter was forced to
quit In the sixth round of their bout
here tonight. Greb punished Allen
severely throughout the fight.
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CLEVELAND OPENS WITH WIN

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 80. The
Cleveland hockey team, last years
American champions, opened the 1922
season here tonight with a twelve to
four victory yer the Grand Meres Of
Montreal. r.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-24

Looking once more at the silver lin
ing, remember that the boy who wapts
a pair Of skates for Christmas does
not care how soon the weather bu-
reau sees a blizzard headed this a
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McARTHUR given DECISION

Sioux City. Ia. Dec. c3.-Earl Nc
Arthur of Sioux City was given the
newspaper decision w Earl Puryear
of Denver at the end of their ten
round bout here tonight. They are
banta weights.
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VICE-PRESIDENT
Kinks GO R
IN COMPETITION

Competition in he. .president-vice-
president play on the local curling
rink continued last evening and will
I've the tttraction on the ice this even
ing Following are the results of the
NAV last night.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Attorney for M0rtgagee,
Grand Eorke~N. D..
dec. 5-l0r17-24-51, 1891: Jan. d, l92a.lI
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
American Opera
Star Working for
Hohenzollerns
Prima Donna Said to Be
Planning to Get Former
Crown Prince Out of
Holland.
By GEORGE SELDES.

thicag0 Tribune eapie, sopsHRut iosi'
Berlin, April Sin the spring the
!Iohenzollcrn fancy lightly turns to
thoughts OF getting away from Hol-
land.
At least such arc reports from va
,ious sources where Constantine 5
comeback and karl's adventure
have aroused the highest hopes and
led to renewed plans for escape.
To-day Hohenzollern followers are
discussing the former kaiser's desire
TO go TO South America and ru-
nIorcd proposal that yaeht-owning
american millionaire stands ready
10 rescue the former crown prince
from exile on Wciningcn island and
take him to an American or an East
Indian island.
This wild scheme is treated OF III
a weekly review by Roland Won
Berlin, who states:
"A prominent American prlma
donna who has not forgotten past
iavors, has offered to help the for
mer crown prince. . 1t is said she
tried to induce an American mil
lionaire to place his yacht at the
disposal oi,the former crown prince
to enable him to, quit the hated
island OF Weiningen.
But no country has been found
which will allow the yacht to set
lis passenger ashore. Even the idea
Of taking him to the Dutch Indies
would meet with the refusal OF the
Holland government =. u,
Mention OF, the, American, opera
stars name in connection with the
former crown prince did not sur
prise monarchists followers, who re-
member the former crown princes
tavors toward her. 1t is commonly
stated that his influence obtained
her first hearing before royalty.
Recently the owner OF large
Berlin woodwork company offered
the former crown prince a direc-
'torship, but it was impossible for
llitn to return to Germany, even
in private capacity.
+. Another proposal provided Hun
garian estate, but the Hungarian
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Mexico Will Wise
Oil Field Leases
Government Plans to Keep
Tabasco Free From
Foreigners.

Mexico City,. April S.-Contracts
tor the lease OF oil lands in the state
of Tabasco will not be recognized
by the Mexican government unless
they receive the sanction of the De-
partment of Commerce and Indus
try, says an official announcement
issued here. This statement was a
result of great excitement over the
discovery OF oil i'll Tabasco, and a
rush OF operators to nat district,
Most OF the leases already mads
have, been given foreign oil men
chief rights to the subsoil, present
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Wahoo Defeats Bonds to
Give Farmers Electricity

Wahoo, Neb,, April S.-(Specal.)
The bonds which the city OF Wa
hoo proposed to issue for the pur-
pose OF extending electric trunk lines
the country failed to carry at the
spring election. 1t was proposed to
bond the city to! glabie trunk lines
to be built out from town within
a radius of five miles in each direc-
ton and then let the farmer attach
their own, private lines TO the city
wires and purchase current from the
city at regular meter rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09

government could not permit this
without the ententc's approval.
The former kaisers desire to set
tie in the state oil San Paulo. Brazil,
is vouched for by Otto Friedrenucb,
a servant who accompanied the eS-
kaiser into exile and then became a
sailor and has recently visited at
Doom. Frledrenuch declared the
former kaiser planned 10 so TO
South America as soon as the for
mer empress health would permit.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Nebraskans in Washington
Hold Reunion at Wenatche'

Pawncc City, Neb., April 8. -
Especial. Abdlt IS former resi-
dents Qf Nebraska, now. living IN
ihe vicinity. OF, 'Wenatchee, Wash,
held a Nebraska reunion recently. A
banquet was served in the CONNER
cial club rooms OF that city, Many
we're there who pioneered in the
early days here, moving on as the
frontier progressed We stWard. hen
former residents ofa'PaWneeg City.
we're present at the gathering.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Aurora Churches Oppose
Playing of Sunday Ball

Aurora. Neb., April S.-(SpecialD
"A warm conference took place be-
tween the board OF commissioners
OF Hamilton county and large COM
mittee from the Aurora churches on
the question of Sunday base ball.
The commissioners had previously
passed a resolution permitting Sun
day base bail i'll the county under
certain conditions and the commit
tee from the churches were urging
the rcpeal OF this resolution. After
several hours spent in discussion OF
the question the commissioners laid
The matter over until Saturday. when
il will be taken UP and decided,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Woman Elected Head of
Central City High School

Ccntrel City, April S,-(Special.>
- The following teachers were
elected 10 have charge OF the high
school here the coming year: Miss
B. \. Dexter, superintendent: Lii
Ian Connybeare, principal: Helen
Wehrle Latin; Telva Dressler, nor
NAL training; Aletha Scott, music;
Helen Scott, mathematics.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
'-~a t~N.hf
Webster County Starts
Spring Work on Highways

Red Cloud, Neb,, April S,--(Spe-
ciaD-Two crews OF highway pa
trolmcn have begun the season
work under the direction OF County
Commissioner Qvering. One crew
has % miles of federal road to keep
up and the other is maintaining j.
miles OF state road. AS the latter
has not been graded according TO
federal standards it is Harder to
maintain than the federal. road.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Cambridge High School
Track Team Starts Practice

Cambridge, Neb., April S.--[Spe-
cial.l--Thc Cambridge High school
track teanis working out daily. The
schedule has not been made out, but
will include dual meet with Bart
ley, the southwestern Nebraska meet
at McCook and the state meet at
Lincoln. Paul Rodwell is captain OF
the team and looked on as one OF the
strong point-gettcrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09

club, it was found necessary to ey-
tend the course. The Country club
own loo acres Of land adjoining the
city. and have large swimming
pool, tennis courts, golf links, and
trapshooting grounds, The base
ment OF the clubhouse is finished
and plans are underway for the COM
plction Of the clubhouse this season,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Dubois Plans New School
And Two More Grades

! Pawree City, Ntb,, April s. =
(Specia. 1.-The town ~of dubois is
attempting to add two more grades
to its high school and build new
school building. Petitions have been
circulated They now have a TO-
grade school. The present. building
is a frame structure and the district
has outsrown it,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
The Secret of Beauty

A wonderful new astringent skin
treatment for removing wrinkles and
skin blemishes was recently dis
covered in the private laboratories of
Gervaise Graham, the world famous
beauty specialist, who numbers
among her patrons such celebrated
women as Geraldine Farrar, Kitty
Gordon, and many OF the worlds
beautiful women.
This entirely new treatment
which was named the Graham Beauty
Secret-tightens the loose outer
skin, removes wrinkles quickly, lifts
the sagging muscles back into place,
removes blackheads. reduces coarse,
enlarged pores, nourishes the inner
skin tissues and makes the skin firm,
smooth and fine textured.
Graham Beauty Secret Is an as
tringent brown paste, entirely DIFF
ferent from any treatment which you
have ever used. 1t gives almost in-
mediate results and will not. irritata
the most delicate skin. You can OBJ
tain Graham Beauty Secret in con-
venient opal jars. at Beatou Drug
Co. 1t is not expensive. as the large
jar lasts for several months Those
who have used it are amazed at it's
quick results, and delighted with the
improvement in their appearance.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Applicant for Position
Wants Expenses Paid

Red Cloud, Neb., April S.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-The school board has new
problem on its hands. Some time
ago. when the position OF city super
:ntendent was open, they requested
one Of the applicants to come here,
that they might meet him before vot-
ing on his application. lie has now
filed alil for his travelling expenses.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Hoskins Lumber Yard is
Burned at Loss of $4,000

Hoskins, Neb., April S.-fSpeciai
Telegram. 1.-The Farmers Lumbs"
company owned by Hoskins and
Sioux City men, was destroyed By
fire OF Unknown origin early Friday
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Sidney Country Club
Enlarges Golf Course

Sidney, Neb., April s.-(spccial.(
The Sidney Country club started
work this week on the completion
OF the second nine holes OF the golf
course, in order to have complete
lS-hole course. Because OF the large
number Of golf enthusiasts in the
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Safety Device Installed
On Pawnee CITY Streets

Pawnce City, Neb., April S.-(Spel
cial "A dangerous street crossing
here has been made safe by the in
stallation OF a cement marker, which
prevents cars from parking within
IS feet OF the sidewalk crossing.
Formerly cars were parked so close
to the walk, it was impossible for
pedestrians 10 see approaching cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09

morning. The loss is estimated at
S35,000. The Norfolk fire depart
ment Aas called to help a hastily
organized bucket brigade, which
saved the town from destruction by
conhning the flames to the lumber
Yards.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09

ing problems much the same as en-
countercd in petroleum. development
projects in the Tampito field.
Important petroleum discoveries
have been made in Ta5asco, 1t is re-
ported, --.,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09

over the state in medical circles.
was honor guest al surprise dinner
in the hospital and later another
birthday party was enjoyed at his
home i'll honor Of his 5Q,h birthday.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Sunday School Meeting

Central City, April s.--(Specal.)
The Mcrrick County Sunday
School convention will be held m
this city Monday and Tuesday at
the Presbyteriai, church.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Reflect School Head

Edgar, Neb., April S.-(Special.l
The board OF education reelected
Supt. c. S. Gilbert for another year.
Several teachers also were elected.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Pawnee City Surgeon is
Honored on ,50th Birthday

Pawnee City, Neb,. April S.-(Spe-
cial. DIR. w. Z. Boyer. head OF
the Pawnee hospital and we'll known
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-09
Sale of Trunks and Bags

Tunks-35 trunks steel - RI
tray; good lock and catches. each, /.CU
Leather Bgs-Waus and Kotal and English
plaid lining; good lock and catches; 400
Is inches long; 1850 values; t.IC
Genuine Leather Travelling s. Hand Trunks-About rs Of
Cases-Bags stock made
nad with nockets. ia and ndestrube fiber; hold twice
- - -, - rn -. much the average suit and
10 hehes ohs 'VoV Values will Fit neatly the Of
all in one lot Q QE automobile; Spe. 4 or
Saturday, at, C.CD cial for Saturday, t.1C
Main Ffoor-Mens Store
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-06-17
FORDS BARRED FROM
AUTO PARADE FOR
PROFESSOR EINSTEIN

HARTF0RD-Everybody who saw
the automobile parade Monday in
honor Of DR.. Chain Weitzman an
Prof Albert Einstein, the relatively
expert-and everybody" means al.
most the total population Of the cap
ital-noticed there was something
strange about it.
Just what the unusual feature wal
could not be determined. Something
seemed TO be missed.
The day after everybody woke up
to what the absent thing was. II
was the flivver.
The Hartford Jews, who arranged
the procession in which were NOR
than 400 cars, issued an order; "Pos
lively no Ford machines permitte
in line"
The reason was the anti-Jewish
campaign Of Ford's newspaper, the
Dearborn Independent, and there wa
not a single Ford in the whole line
This is probably a record in the his
tory Of automobile parades.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-06-17

a Keren Hayesod OF donations and
investments or of donations only, and
the Jewish people thought, it is posi-
BILE that on such point, at such a
point, at such moment, responsible
men and women would quarrel? But
that was not the point. That was cam
outage. The point was, how is the
work in Palestine to be carried on and
who is to conduct it, and 1t was clear
that these gentlemen proposed that
they should control the funds and
control the work in Palestine. The
work in Palestine must be done in
definite, planned way. Their way is
not ours. We differ about the very
soul of the work in Palestine. II we
would not permit them to have control
Of the funds, it is not because we do
not trust them. We would like to hav.
them take control and, at the same
time, the responsibility for the work,
but we cannot agree that they should
have all the power and we would have
all the responsibility.
state here solemnly, if today the
gentlemen who have signed the vari-
GUS advertisements would say with
the same energy, "We are prepared to
go to Palestine. We are prepared to 20
through the same hell you are going
through. We are prepared to lay down
definite program for the work in
Palestine, and to come to the Jewish
people and ask them to sanction this
program II they were to say that |
would say to them IL do not agree
with your program, but il the Jewish
people agree with il, shall serve you
in the work that you have assumed to
do" But they have not done this. They
have tried to make Us do the work
and to control us in this work by the
power of the dollar.
Then comes the second stage, and
much more dangerous one. People
began to use poisonous gas. You can
not see it. You can OILY protect your.
self by closing ears, nose and mouth.
! know something about it. Thes.
poisonous gases have now been pre-
pared all over the country i have
heard all kinds Of rumors, that there
is no financial control, there is no eff
ficiency, etc. Again ! say, let these
gentlemen specify instances. No one
is more anxious than to see that the
work in Palestine should be carried
on properly. We know that mistakes
have been made. | think that we have
tried to understand the reasons for
the mistakes, but there is no use try