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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21

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fes shipments ne 81. stoek $50
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JACKSONVILLE. Juns ss-Turpsn.
tire. firm. SO l-1. sales 1s1i recslnsa 81.
shipInsutN. Ts9ss. etcck tsAef
itoain-~ tAruas sales f.zsTs rer@lpEs 4,
40 ahipmsnts t.9Rs stoek rs. 1ts
4uotatiuns-B as. = aess n teas &
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aso. X too 60 fos. a 4se. = as. va
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS on REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estate in the
city on Nhort notice. Please state Ia
application II you have an Abstract %
Title 20 tie property
Cell ard See Us.
TNE WATSON AGENCY Ire.
South paiafoE s..
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BoRRAs TRANSFER CO
PHONE ffeB OFFICE AND WARE
HOUSE CAST CHASE STREET. AZ
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR nUSi.
NESS sOLfCfTrD.
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EDUCATIONAL

DANCING sC8oofe--Classes. Private
lessons. Also chfidren'N CLASSES ir aea-
thetie dancing goo w. GEegorg. Phone
s7a a
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Count ths words IN vaur advsr-
finement and multiply ~ the nam-
her az times you desire IL rrantea
remit nceoraingly.
In counting words Include 10
Lea" Yer Sale Wanted" etc. aa
wei as addresses.
nATga
Ne Advertisement takes fer less
taan IS cents.
SLACK FACE CAPS. LIKE THTs,
TWO cENTs Pen WORD.
PAxasfaphsa matter. line eazAas.
waite space classified aimpl@yt g. ger
nna. see peg inca ti1 linea rake an
inch.1
Any peraon y hese nanaa appears gn
the teiepaone directory may have
classified ada charged.
Cancel orders Shculd ne aIven In
NFitinE. never ever the phone.
Advertisers should give their h0nns
- posa0nies address - vel - sastr
phone numbers. bec@use many rad
srs have NJ telephones.
II the advertiser 90 desires. replies
can bs sent IA care o. The Journal
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FsDR RENT-FurniEhe housekeeping
fooms 800 L. zarraEossa street
FOR RgNT-south front. upstairs room.
electricity. bath. hut wat@r and phone.
90 W Garden Phone TOT
FOR RENT-IArse bedroom Win sleep
ing ponchs private entrance breakfast
I desired Phone sse.
FoR RENT-Furnlshod or unfurnlshea
apartment. entire second floor. g'rn0ms.
u Modern cons enienccs. Garage.
nohe -.
FOR RENT Apartment. tao rooms. with
running water IN kitchen. Wei fuFu-
lsleds everything modern. Screened. elec-
trio lights, hot water bath other rooms
ia y. Gregory Phone 1871
ron RENTING unfurnlshea rooms for
light housekeeping a2Z " Romano
~
FoR RENr-NoRTh hiLL APART.
MgNTs; 1000 NoRTH PALAFoS.
PHONE 23s4. NEW AND MODERN
APARTMENTS FoR LloAT HOUSE.
KEEPING. COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
FOR RENT--cool. furnished light house
Keeping rooms, close ia. lit West
Chasc-at
FOR RENT Furnished apartment sog
p. Moreno ~ Phone stoaM
FoR RENT-Two furnished rooms ll3
~ 0regoFy Phone iiss
FOR nENT- Furnished apartment. pri-
vate bath eet = dadsdrn
FOR RENT-one furnishd also one un-
furnished. sleeping raon modern con
rNniwncsa, walking distance Phone &ats
2ls y. spring
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping bsasona bic o. car
line. fie3 =. Jackson. Phone LIS
nor RENT Furnished nai, Prlvats
bath. h.-iroom. dininEroom ftenen-
entrance. Location central - NortA
Reus Phone sss
hath. al southern exposure 2tA "
Gregory.
FOR RENT-ou JMv first unfuruished
up stairs apartment. bath and porch
rs y. Gregory Phone itss
FoR RENr-MopERN FURNISHED
APARTMENT OVERLOOKING nAN
EHERV CONVENIENCE. Sot NO. tfTN
AVE-. PRONE 1850.
r~oR RrNr-Thr~s- room apartment.
gas. bath aud phone. Phone 1893
FOR RENT--Furnished room and kitch-
eneite go ~. RAVEN street. also bed
room with private bath Phon" Esai.
ron RENT--oNE SCREENED sLEEP-
mo ROOM. VITA LAR0E CLOSET
nATN ELEgTpTC IlCNTs AND
PHONE hoRrA. CAST AND SOUTH
WINDOWS. PHoNE 1900.
ron RENT-Ilght housekeeping rooms:
also single rooms. Nfo1ern convenience.
81 n Barcelona street Phone 1875
FoR RENT-No. rs W. csrvantss. two
story p rooms. completely furnished
sIoo 90. Pensacola Rental a Insurance.
Agency. Phone 2se
FOR RENT-Room wlth private family
81 w Belmont.
FOR RENT -Four cool well furnished /
rooms. one adjoining bath GIL North
Barcelona street. Phone fssf.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21

WEt1HURsT LODGE
You are invited 30 come ont and see
our new headquarters Eat fish anu en-
fny the surf ls miles west OF Pensacola,
Allan Bridge Mr and Mrs, cook.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Male FOR terrier punDy white
with brown spots on side ur face.
Uadsdcn On phone i0Se Reward
Es0sT-Friday Alpha Delta vi Sorority
pin Owners name engraved on back.
Reward Phone 1873
LOST one 3ex3 9.e casing ard t1he
on 9Th Avenue between Gonzalez and
tsaaaden Finder please return o. g. ID
Anderson for reward
los --NNnuid PARTY who picked un tuo
rings "a dressing room in Brent hldE ,
SATURDAY noon. kfndiy teturn 1914 ".
Garden Reward
LOST RrRBFR TIRE OFF TRAILER
FINDER NOTIFY DRIED wEuMEtER.
PENS AtsDi.A. FLA. ROUTE a. FOX
s09 REWARD
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RESORTS

WELLAuRsr LonoE. pERplpo HAV,
FLORIDA. End LILLIAN BRtD0E,
opEN TO rAE PUBLIC GOOD MEALS
AND ROOMS ECME.LtNE SuA-
poUNplNCs PRIVATE AND cLUD
PARTIES CATERED ron. HATNiNo.
BOATs EOR HIRE. At TERMS NOD.
EpATE MR. AND MRS. CNAsLES
COOK, MANAGERS. p. o. ADDRESS,
LILLIAN. Al.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21

MASONIC sALL. WARRINGTON, fla
Special communication 81 Naval Lodge
No. 81 =. a 4. M. MoudaN June %
az - n M. Work IN the +. g. Degree
Visiting Brethren frmfernaiay lnwifed
LEWIS MARSHALL.
Wal =. HANSEN. " ~
Secretary
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Total 'oaay i=sss 'ssns
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21
The Market Place of West Florida
/ READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Trie and the Results nre LneouoIed
FOR RENT

fsbR MENT-FurniEhed housekeeping
rooms. sos T. ZarraEossa street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21

FoR EALE--DoaEe Touring car Ia good
INIM. va
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21

FoB RfsNT--south front. upstairs room.
electricity. bath hut wafsr and phone.
80 W Garden Fhoue 587.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

A bargain in used ears. One
Ford touring SI75.00; one Odds
Six touring 1880; one Odds
Six touring S375.00; one Max
vel 1920 s275 90; one Buick Six
S5T5.Oe; one Gardner touring,
1921, Ss50O0. -.
United Auto Sales Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30
FINANCIAL

~, u. Jordan. o..ee @ti7 'r
age ,..,... ......... ...........
On ' Ronir.aI r.a1'. sa'.,,ls M'' u. n.
it,.9is''r... Or residence pr.paIJ IN IlI.a.
,,r,., aa.- trst yoar ur a' ,rd % i've
San. ...Hs.
POI Simmons BIDS Phone us1s, 1ibo
n ARM ANn .iT} i"NNs
o ~, n S,,..s @r,ss", 6 i.os ," a, . e, g.,, "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

HIGHEST IRICEs paid Tor second hand
clothing shoes hats, etc. Usage a72S
HlGHESI prices palu Tor second hand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
nm u u M.l-IIIn

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,.... 'p. LINE. ,. ''.,,,.l
t... sl4.
. -
,.,.,
D r. I.'.N ."''.R" Npl'''' I"''
1000 ''' ''''
OFFICES NND DESK Room 20
'It'lNn fIp'N ui'." sp''" for REM
r"uum location, rnol rr'H'uohic In
quito % i"H'"n "r phone o''Eo 'a'.
Ip UlNT pfu,r tuou.a ruglr ur Iu
aut. Apply 40 ,a.il, UtduE
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fur rcnt WIIi r,ut au ut Any ati
-uu'h ,,puaui,. CORNER 1hrd and Main
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f,tf, tu.,s,tr.rf 60
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f,f pn,,t,uiprI rpII Is,v, 7st4
.,...,.,
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IuN hENl '"upI,i'N equipped oft,t
rt'uugtHuhrr adjoining. Inquire Nl BE-.
'"'''| '"'t
STOUIS Am NNREuOI sIs M
"IN'I i"' h''n'N r"'I"f '"'''N,t Jew
v.,i '"''''' ''''
GOOD l",pu"u Tor printing utuce or
,'hINt 'W' pressing l'''' N''''H'
ron W.NI Niunru'r soi"-tnmm ,"n
fIAl|H IHt call 1907
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

o.. LoNN 200 Improved Tulsa rror
B Jordan. ,+sEc ttt1 .r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

fnlt SALE ON EN,UNEGE Elrnt.routu
modern. "HHi front new huW.. lHIEr
basement combination furnace. laundry.
trt'a. lnf lNuud floors throughout. rIc"
INtur,a many huilt. features. ample
,IutUt rHuu. tvu.uar garage uud sulHu
iI|N,. uIDu Town. clear of lnCumhrtu,s
v.U 'sUruur" for apartment house ut
hunEuIuv ihtt arc priced right som"
.tHu required. CLOSE iu on south eide.
D. 90 Cunningham. oauro 4t7o.bbe. 2It-
'1 IH'I,. luIl. ,uHr lu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30
srours ASH w,Rrmo, srs NJ
wNNTED-rO RENT

WASTED no HENT Uy saturday. July
O.. twu or thro' dus"h Japanese lanterns.
can cedar 1897.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

SJrTI QIiNCY $500 cash. east front
bungalow with fiye large rooms and
large screened in back porch, N-inch oak
fluprh all through enamel wuodwurk
French dupfa. hulit-ln cabinets nice man .
t"l. EfiIstIcally decorated and enam,led
Good loUatiuu, near car line and school
Price 10000 Win easy monthly payments.
. cali 1.I4r IHAg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

liiNlN1 rLAti Nuv ive-ruom. with
ht'HbIHst roum and bath. oak floors
nnUl .h features, corner lot, price 81 200.
t"-t OF terms. Phone owner. cedar
1874
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

bR' TT 500 cash. brand now colonial
California bungalow. five rooms and
huili Doc lIcHlfaHt rooms. uHk floors In
ct"ry room beautiful enamel work. paper
ana electrical fixtures tile bath with base
tub, huilt.t cabinets and book Ca-cs
shades ana mHUtcl, fixtures all In. sta
uonyIy laundry trays artistic colonial
truul wlth cement iIlN wults and flower
boxes located near Fifteenth street. IN
beautiful Grcutt addition. fine soil shade
trees splendid ncfRhborhood Price untv
80 900 with 800 cash and 800 per month.
can trdur 1I'f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

ron SALE .Two-room dwelling. with
larg" attic toilet hut no bath. cioso in
only ~ 600, 5000 down. balance to SUIT.
I"sli" brnokr Company. Usage 2NT3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30
rNcmANGr-RrAL Esr,rr

rD n NUE Ua,.. d. r.aI ..'Hf, r...fu.e.
""' '' 'A|' l' trade i't good car. '"N
'.'h ''i'
WILL. TAKE u .tar lt ur second MORT.
Deat,l,1 IN ul,r'., st.. % daal, t,.
,'h r,,.tl ,'.. .,, ,.r, r ". .,
..U. Cain Cedar f-f G.rHur E.INN
.f...f SAN. ~ ..p,I.t. ,..... -
,, .,s ... I.r ,..,,
,.,,,...g,.,.. ,.r.. 90.
''NlVh'N h."|' '.... .N n'N i.Ir
room house. for lr1a,. small ear nrd
cash "' r., 'N'aI I.'. f.a' cash. can
..,.......
lu good l'ua.r. VIII. tN'. for huugt
low u' VIII accept car ur I"i r7 first
payment. '''.' cure ""'.'.
'u 'raIn fur w.r.htru.-.. cash uri,s. IiDV
.o1 'hrr.h.', DE.t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

Three room modern apart
=" by buying the furniture. con
i'll wicker. white ivory very r"a-
a, llklEE distance. '2l5 last
~. apar'mcnt No. G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

GLESN STATION Five room bungalow.
H'rrru'd In bHtk porch. basement good
we'll NJ water corner lot t2isNI5b. S. 500.
5000 Gosh. balance easy. Can wright on
>IrhuIr Cedar 1850.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

one wicker baby carnage.
now at q barEair. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

'tfk Iaraute,d returned home the
t1g % and up phone ue and have
n' n'i end show samples ana give
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

$500 ,NHii..rN uu"ius living actoss en-
tuU 'front.' hardwood floors. Wantol 'N.
ttu lu' hHF'fu'uf. corner bot. ON pave
mont 'nIl pstKn sol Tor further IN
formation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-30

SERVICE touring car for sH'".
rr balance building material
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-08
Magnetic Attraction
Causes Trouble In
Upper Lake Superior

Duluth, Mimi. July, s.-Several
things 30 to make extremely dan
gerous whipping operations on the
upper end of Lake Superior during
foggy weather, according to steam
ship pilots. who this season, have
been forced to contend with long
stretches of this unfavorable climate
condition.
Magnetic attraction caused by the
heavy deposits Of iron ore on the
north shore Of Lake Superior along
the Minnesota iron ranges has long
presented a p%erplexing problem t.
pilots and government representa-
tives who have made numerous but
vain attempts to overcome this. OBJ.
stacle to lake traffic and thereby
greatly. reduce the hazard to ship
ping. during fogs.
This peculiar! condition renders the
compass practically useless Also the
fact that along the north shore v
eral fathoms of water is recorded
within a short distance from land,
and dangerous abutments Of rocks
sometimes make ~soundings mislead-
Ing, serves to make all the more
complicated the problem of bringing
lake craft through the channel and
safely to ports during periods OF
heavy fogs.
But, veteran pilots say, they learn
their, course Just as a street pedestri.
an acquainted himself with the route
t'S oally walks by noticing certain
object along the way.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-08
canadian Press

London, July THE conference OF.
empire prime ministers for the pres
ent is ecIipsed by the peace negotia-
ions with the Sim Fem leaders. Pre-
mier Jan Christian SHUTS of South
Africa has thrown the full weight OF
his tel0quence and his prestige on the
side OF settlement. The British
press Of all shades OF politics is stand
ing behind him and this, sided by the
favorable atmosphere created by the
presence of the dominion prime min
listers here has, it is believed, brought
the Irish problem nearer solution
than it has been in a quarter Of a CEN
fury. 4
Vast difficulties still stand in tn.
way Of enlargement. Thus far Pre-
mier SHUTS has been successful, but
ed when the three parties to the dis
pute-the British government, the
North Ulster and the Sim Fein-meet
face to face in conference.
May Abandon Claim for Republic.
From an Irish Nationalist source
closely In touch with Premier SHUTS
negotiations proceedings, 1t Is learn
de what Eamonntde Valera is likely to
propose in the event of his coming to
London. It is declared that he will
abandonSth claim for an Irish re-
public, but will insist upon a meas
ure Of dominion home rule, with Il
separate parliament for North Ulster,
vested with powers similar to those
enjoyed by Canadian provincial legis-
latures.:f He will also ask that the
central or Dublin parliament be- vest
ed with a wide measure Of fiscal au-
tonorny.
The Sim Fein leader, it is said, de-
sires alsoffthat the Irish parliament
shall have the right of controlling it's
own army and navy, If these should
be found necessary. He will demand
that the Irish control the police and
postoffice departments and will ask
for full recognition Of the unity Of the
Irish nation.
Mr.. de Valera will maintain that
the Irish parliament should be given
the right to decide its own taxation
policy and the amer in which its
revenue should be expended, holding
that the power of controlling the tax
alton OF it's constituents is Inherent in
the parliament. 49, y
This would involve giving Dublin a
free voice in regard to income tax,
customs and excise, and also the right
Of withholding any contribution to-
wards the defense OF the empire.
May Make C0ncessioal.
Premier Lloyd George, 1t is almost
certain, would insist upon an imperial
contribution, because the imperial
parliament would remain responsible
for the defense and foreign affairs,
although he might agree that the
Irish parliament should have some
voice in the amount to be contribut-
ed. tgs I'll M
While anxious to 60 as tar as pos
sible in placating. the south British
statesmen are equally anxious to see
that the northern minority will be at
forded all possible rights. Sir James
the conference, provided, one is held
under restrictions, just as de Valera
will. probably be hampered by certain
limitations.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-08
BY shifting over to the south
hore where the depth Of the water

BY shifting e to the south
shore where the depth Of the water
is more evenly distributed and regu-
lar and by judging from the rates
of speed travelled from a certain
point, the veteran pilots claim they
are able to gain fairly accurate
knowledge Of their location, when
the usual marks along the course are
obscured from view. +,
During trips where fog prevails,
there is also likely to be confusion
and added danger when several ships
are in the same locality. Fogs on
the upper lakes usually are accom-
panied by stiff winds. This condi-
ton is fikely to. confuse signal
whistles and have been known to
have caused serious collisions.
Lake captains argue that fog is
more dangerous to them than sever
the assertions showing that fogs and
ice foes are responsible for more
lake accidents than storms.
Ordinarily the life of captains on lake
steamers is said to be one Of leisure
Assistants are given the steering
wheel during clear weather and the
captains are in charge. But, when
fog prevails it is for the ships cap.
tain to be on duty continuously, unit,
1t lifts. Moreover, in face Of all the
danger occasioned by such, weather
seldom Is there delay to shipping
Passenger and freighters alike leave
and arrive at the local harbor jus,
the same. while the hills resount
with their wierd signal blasts, which
are intesffied by the continuous blow.
ing of the canal fog horns.
Once in a great while incoming
! craft will anchor outside the harbo1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-08
LOSS IN
HAIL STORM IN
REGINA REGION
lHerald special service.,

IKE (Herald Special Service.)
Winnipeg, Mai, July 8.--A hail
storm Thursday afternoon swept
north and east Of Regina, sask.. caus-
ing severe damage to crops. Ten thou
sand acres are reported damaged.
During the storm, hail stones varying
in size and diameter to the size Of q
tennis ball, fell. The path Of the storm
was six miles wide and some farms
in the Regina district have been; en-
tirely cleaned OF their crops. One
farm lost it's whole oats crop Of 800
acres, and half Of the wheat crop.
One farmer near Condie, sask., lost
100 acres. f
Severe damage was caused to AL
berta and Saskatchewan crops by hail
over about 5,0o04acres Wednesday
evening, 1t was stated at the agricnl-
tural offices Of the government today.
The storm was heaviest In the region
west Of sWetskiwin, Alberta, and in
the Weyburn district and Prince AZ
bert, Saskatchewan,
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1000 People on the Grounds
Thursday Fast Races and
Ball Game Put On

Crookston, MINI. July ga strong
schedule Of races anu a q ball
game are In prospect for this after
nbon at the Northwestern fair here.
5 The races beginlIat 2 O'clock with
a 2:15 8trot for which six entries have
beensmade, and q, 2:26 pace forswhich
six entries have been made.
The ball game between Mcintosh
and Fosston will begin Immediately
after the race. Considerable interest
has been aroused In this game because
the two }teamsShave q score to settle;
e. tie having been made OF July a,
each team winning a game on that
day. yS 0l sssSs
Thursday Was Big Day.
Thursday, the first big day of the
fair, was "-Crookston day all bust
ness houses being closed and some
1000 people being present on the
There were two fast races in the
afternoon, a 2:14 pace and 2:25
trot.
In the pace first place vas taken
by Dexter M, and second place by
Bessie 3. Only three horses were en-
tered and only. two heats were re-
quired. The winning horse made y
In 72:I5. re
In the trot, first place. was taken By
Extina and second place by Gutcho,
the umeabeing 2:26 X, Seven entries
were made in this rac and four heats
were required.
The ball game Thursday afternoon
betweenSBeltrami and Fertile resulted
in a score Of 10 to Ain favor ofEBel
trami. Each town sent q large dele.
CATION OF boosters, the la~rgestgcroWd
Undoubtedly coming from Fertile.
Music was furnished on Thursday
by the. band from Climax; today the
Fisher Bygland band is on hand Iol
the day, andton Saturday the Beltram.
band will furnish the music
Saturdays Program.
The big feature Of Saturdays pro,
gram will be the automobile races
and the farmers horse race.
A fine display OF fireworks close,
each grandstand program In the eve
ming.
It is thought that the attendance
today will exceed that of Thursday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-08
"Jockeyinr for Position

.ers OF the Irish situation surrounding
tentative peace negotiations ex-
pressed the view today that something
Of a '~:jockeying for a position" was in
progress between Ulster. and the Sim
Fein, with considerable Importance at
tached| by the parties involved to.
what would, appearssuperficially to be
minor points. 4
For instance, whether Sir James
Craig should meet Eomann de Valera
In Dublin or the Republican leader
meet the Ulster premier in London
wopid$seem to make little difference,
but tits pointed out that the question
of the place for the holding Of the
meeting would really determine the
first move in the negotiations ulti-
;mately1 brought about between the two
Irish parties.