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The daily times., 1921-12-02
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in certain mort
gage executed to the undersigned
on the 9Th day of January, 1912, by
Isaac Thompson and wife, Lizzie
Thompson, of the county of Wilson,
North Carolina. default having been
made in the payment of the note Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned will,
on
Saturday, December 18th, 1921, at
200 O'Clock p. NJ.
expose to sale and sell at public auc-
ton, to the higest bidder for cash,
at the Courthouse Door in Wilson,
that lot of land in the town of Will
son, more particularly described and
defined as follows: Adjoining the
ands of Isaac Young and the Norfolk
Southern Railroad Company, and be-
ginning in the corner of Spring and
tion of corner; thence easterly with
the line of Banks street 135 feet to
Isaac YOung'S line, cOrnering; thence
southerly with Young's line (50)
fifty feet to right of way of the Nor
folk-Southern Railroad; thence with
said right Of way westerly 135 feet
a line parallel with the first line-to
Spring street; thence with the line
of Spring street so feet to the begin
ming. containing $3.50 Square feet,
being the home place of the mortga-
gor, Isaac Thompson and wife Liz
zie Thompson.
This TIE 18th day of November,
1921.
S. r. FARMER,
Mortgage.
F. S. HASSELL, Attorney.
II IS 25 29
The daily times., 1921-12-02

three certain tracts or parcels OF land
lying and being situate in Toisnot
Township, Wilson County, North
Carolina, said tracts being known.
shown and designated as tracts num-
bers twelve, thirteen and fourteen
containing 1876 acres, 1916 acres. and
|24.7 acres. respectively as will appear
by reference to map of the E. H.
Barnes subdivision. recorded in Plat
Book No /, page 179, Wilson Regis
try except that portion, containing
.22s acres, of the above described
land which was conveyed TO r. H.
Putney by deed dated Feb. %, 1921,
and recorded in Book 113, page 1886,
Wilson County Registry, which por-
ton is excepted from the above sale.
w. A. FINCH,
Trustee.
This November II, 1921.
] Terms of Sale: CASH.
Ills 25 2 8
The daily times., 1921-12-02
CHINA WANTS JAPS
OUT OF SHANTUNG.

Washington, Nov. 30.-Bringing g
with it some of the sharpest issues of
world diplomacy, the celebrated
Shantung controversy took it's place
today at the arms conference
The result was an offer by the Uni
ted States and Great Britain, accept
ed promptly by Japan and China, to
assume the role of friendly advisors
in a new attempt to solve the prob
lem and end the long and bitter
The daily times., 1921-12-02
three negotiations.

debate that has swept over three
continents.
The plan for an exercise of Amer
lean and British good Offices" is un-
derstood to have originated with the
American delegation after it became
apparent that China had resolved to
raise the question in the conference
proper Secretary Hughes and Arthur
j. BalfOur, as respective heads Of the
American and British groups, will
and Chinese to lay the basis for the
The daily times., 1921-12-02

HtSotfdtIOHS
On the eve Of the first meeting. the
that they would go into the discus
sions prepared to accept nothing less
than unconditional withdrawal of
the japanese claims in Shantung The
attitude OF Japan was not set forth
so explicitly but it was assumed the
Japanese spokesmen would contend
for the reservations insisted on in the
recent diplomatic. exchange between
Toxic and Peking
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
DETROIT YACHT
/ CLUB TO BUILD
Clubhouse to Have Many
Features Including Com
plete Gymnasium.

Detroit. Mich, April 4.-Plans nave
been drafted by directors of the De-
troit Yacht club for a new clubhouse
to cost 1886, 900, which will be erect
ed or an artificial island to be Great
ed off the north short of Belle Isle,
about an eighth of a mile from the
present site.
The plan contemplates. increasing
the clubs membership from 800 to
1900 at this time and later to 5000.
New members would obtain their
membership by purchasing two bonds,
thus eliminating initiation fees. "
The city plan commission and the
department of parks and boulevards
are cooperating with, the club in the
plans for the new establishment. On
an island Of filled in earth, it will be
1900 feet long and from 40 to 400
feet wide. A '"T'' dock will extend out
to the channel bank. permitting. the
largest yachts on the lake to moor at
the club anchorage. A 50-foot bridge
will connect the island with the
mainland of Belle Isle.
1t is planned to keep the new plant
open the veal around and many new
social features will be included.
Hand ball courts, bowling alleys,
billiard rooms and gymnasium will be
added to the usual equipment of
swimming pool, private dining rooms
and ball room.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
YANKS WILL MEET
BROOKLYN TODAY

New York. April 4.-The New
York Americans and the Brooklyn
Nationals were at Birmingham, Ala,
today for the continuation of their
spring exhibition series The game at
New Orleans yesterday was the ninth
between the teams during the spring
training season and the third victory
for the Dodgers.
Manager Miller Higgins of the
Yankees who had suffered a slight at
tack Of appendicitis and remained at
Shreveport. La. accompanied the
team to the Alabama metropolis to-
day.
The New York Nationals were at
Jackson, Tenn, for the opening game
of a sever game series with the
Washington Americans they will play
at Knoxville, Tenn, Petersburg and
Norfolk. Va, and Washington, and
will play the last two games of the
series It the Polo Grounds here next
SATURDAY. and Sunday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
OLYMPIC CLUB
WILL DEFEND
TITLE MATCH
Members Of 1920 Cham
pionship Team Back in
Lineup For Games.

San Francisco, Cal, April 4.-The
Olympic clubs water polo team will
defend its title in the national anna
teur athletic union championships t
be decided at Chicago April 6 and q.
The Olympic club won the title from
the Illinois Athletic club here Last
year.
Five of the seven members Of tho
team were members Of the team that
won the 1920 championship. They -
Otto Schults, captain and left tor
ward: James Carson. center forward:
James Resleure, half back: Earnest
Smith. left back, and Preston Steiger,
goal. The two new members are
George Schroth. right back, and John
Howell. right forward.
Smith, Schroth and Howell are the
spring swimmers on the team and
have won many medals in compete
ton. The others, while fast in the wa
ter, are noted for endurance more
than speed. Howell will go to Detroit
before returning to San Francisco to
compete for the national title in the
440-yard breast stroke swim. 4
Carson and Steiger were members
Of the United States water polo team
that competed for the worlds cham
pionship in the Olympic games last
year. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
BOXING SHOWS
MAY Be HELD
BY LEGION MEN
May Charge Admission But
Only Amateurs May Com
pete in Kansas.

Topeka, Kan. April 4.-Private
clubs and organizations may hold box
ing bouts in fKansas, by the grace Of
the 1921 legislature. In effect, the en-
actment repeats the stringent anti
boxing law which has been on the
statute books nearly forty years. 1t
limits the boxers to amateurs but pro-
vides that admission may be charged.
OF the numerous attempts to repeal
Kansas blue laws" during the recent
session of the legislature, passage of
the boxing bill was the only one that
succeeded. 1t won, however, only
through a spirited fight, after a for
mer bill to repeal the anti-prize fight
law had met with defeat.
The movement to legalize amateur
boxing bouts was championed by the
American Legion whose leader in this
particular was the Rev. Earl Black
man pastor of the Christian church,
Chanute. Kan, who gained the title
of tp, Fighting Chaplain" Of the
Thilv fifth division overseas through
his prowess as a boxer, referee and
ring enthusiast.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
VERNON PARKS
MADE GREAT.
RECORD "U''
Michigan Varsity Pitcher
Won Is Out of 10 Starts
In Two Seasons.

Ann Arbor, Mich, April 4.-Eigh-
teen games won out of 10 pitched is
the two years record at University of
Michigan by Vernon L. Parks, who re-
signed recently as captain of the VOL
VERNE nine following discovery that
he had pitched for the Portland club
of the Pacific Coast league last year.
In both 1919 and 1920 Parks pitch
cd the Michigan team to big Ten
championships. During the first sea-
son he won every game in which he
played. In 1920 he lost the final game
with Illinois, played after Michigan
chad cinched the title.
? Parks pitched sever games during
the 1919 season, six of them confer
cnce engagements. HIS batting aver
age for, that year was 1853.
In 1920 he hurled IL games. strik-
ing out 80 men during the season. His
hating average last year was .244.
In a single game last a he struck
out II men and in another 16.
Parks plans to join the Detroit
Americans for a tryout as soon as he
is graduated in June.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
MORE BRITISH
GOLFERS MAY
ENTER TOURNEY
English Champion Will Try
to Win Honors in Amer
lean Meet.

Washington, April 4-Word has
reached h Columbia Country club,
where the open golf championship of
the United States is to be staged July
1922 that the party Of British golf.
crs may be larger han that already
announced.
In addition to Ted Ray of Oxhey,
open champion, Abe Mitchell and
George Duncan, the present British
open champion, will come to try to
win the American championship.
They will bring With them severa.
other British professionals, all OF
whom have become known in recent
years as players of first rank.
Definite word has been received
that Harry Vardon, James Braid and
". HI. Taylor. all several times winner
OF the British open, will not ONE.
In place of these world-renowned
players, however, assurance has beer
given that at least two Of the big
four" amateurs in American golf will
play in the G
Charles Evans, Jr.. of Chicago, the
present American amatuer champion
and Robert T. Jones. Jr., of Atlanta,
runner-up in the 1918 amateur event.
have assured Columbia officials they
will play in the blue ribbon event of
American golf this year. Jones will
leave this country soon to play in the
several British vents to be held in
the spring and in view of his recent
fine play, golfers consider there is a
chance he may bring home a title. A
sister Albanian. Miss Alexa Ctirling.
has gone to Great Britain TO play in
the British womcn's championship.
Miss Stirling holds the American
women's title.
The oursc ovcr which the national
Jopen will be held will measure up
wards Of $500 yards when the tee
pilates arc put backk for the cham
lp%ionship. Several major improve
mcnts have been made on the courcc
since tho championship was awarded
to Columbia-chicf among them be-
ing completion of the new fifth hole.
stretching it out to a distance Of 43O
yards. Minor establishments are I'M
der way and Walter j. Travis, the
prominent course architect who built
the course. has come to Washington
%pionship links.
champion. Jim Barnes, Leo Dicgel,
Jack Burke and Peter Harmon arc
the professionals among those ex-
pected to finish we'll up in the coming
titular event. Diegel and Burke tied
with Harry Vardon- for second place
in last years championship. Jock
Hutchinson of Chicago and Fred Nc
Leod. the professional at Columbia,
are variable quantities. Hutchinson
is said to have been playing unbeat-
, able golf in Scotland this winter.
Mcleod has played the course in
81 several times.
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Was The Teams Second Sea-
son Together; indicated
Last Year Also; Scored
ISL In II Games Against
22l Of Opponents; Gives
Them 124 Pound State
Title; Coach Zines. Third
Title Team.

LII winning seventeen games in as
MANY starts in the past season the
Junicr Y. M. c. A., basketball team
ffolds he undisputed championship OF
all Junior a in North Dakota
Much credit is due 9. r. link for
which he has coached the past two
seasons. Under his dictatorship the
boys not only won all Of their games
in the 1920-'2i season but went thru
the 191a-'20 season. also without a
defeat chalkcd up against them. This
IS the third Y. NJ. G. A. team link has
coached to a championship. The first
vas the older boys l. team of Fon
Hu Lac. Wis. The other the older boys
team played together the entire sea-
eort and link states the entire agsre-
cation Will be back i'll action and after
the 2cnhant asai, next term.
Saareed With q Fury
The first game oil the past season
Played by the Y team was won with
out any difficulty :rom Manvel high
schoo! with a score of 70 to 8. With
the added Incentive Of a good start
the aggregation took a real heart in
its work and buckled down in earnest
&c capture all the games of the ca
son. A repeat of the feat. Of the sea-
son before. McCracken, at left for
ward, scored over half of the points
made by the winners in that game.
Northwood high school five scored
the biggest total of any team of the
season against the Juniors, it being a
&c; they were defeated, however. the
Juniors tallyins 81 points. East
Grand Forks high made the best
showing of any other team in one of
their games. but in others a decided
slump was taken by the East Siders.
The East Side five totalled "a points
against the Juniors 20, the outcome
OF the game being in doubt until the
final whistle. The Juniors biggest
score was 81. made against Forest
River high, which team made - in
that game. Forest River in a previous
game was defeated "a to g.. Marvel
nigh failed to score against the Jun
Tors in the first half of their game. In
the second stanza the Marvel hoop
men managed to tally n field basket
MoCracken Led Scoring
McCracken, left forwaBd, led all
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
To HMghie Dnffy Must 60 Credn
If The Ransacked Red Sor Shine
BY Norman e. Brown.

The Boston Red Sox will give the
league leaders a pretty fair battle the
coming season, .but-there doesn't, seem
TO be a chance for the club to land up
among the top berths. Hughie Duffy
ever added strength the team shows
above that displayed last year can be
credited to Duffy and not to the new
material supplied him by Owner
Frazee. And the new pilot of the
wrecked Hub team has. little green
material with which he can hope to
build up a machine within a couple of
seasons
If Duffy had any one or two of the
flock of stars Frazee has disposed of,
since deciding to dabblc in baseball as
a side line to the theatrical business
the team might be put into formid-
able shape. Who went?
Ruth, Shore, Hopper, Lewis are the
main absentees.. And those acquired
to take their places? .schang. Joe
Bush, McInnis, John Collins and Lei
bold. They're about the only ones,
OF the bunch Bush is about through
and McInnis can't be counted on to
play great ball more than a year or
two. The ex-White Sox players don't
make his team a formidable one
Duffy also has Muddy Ruel, first-class
CaCCNer f1LCnGr l"NOrIndllen ana sec.
ond Baseman Del Pratt, acquired
! from the Yanks. Buel Ruel can't be
counted in the first line of attack or
defense as Schang will do the catch
ing unless he suffers injury. Pratt
says he's Through with organized
baseball. Thormahlen is a good
| pitcher only in streaks.
If Del Pratt fails to show up the
one star Duffy will have to hold up
his team is Everett Scott. This
peppery shortstop could be used by
most any club in the two big leagues.
| Duffy will have McInnis at first. Pratt
at second and Oscar Witt at third-if
Pratt relents. Neither Scott nor Witt
can hit weli-which weakens the in
field from an attacking standpoint
although it will stack up well in the
defense. If Pratt doesn't join the club
there will be a weak sister in the in
field. as Duffy will have to use the
aged Eddie Foster somehow to fill the
gap. a' Zig ~
The oltfeld is an average outfeld
crew. that's all. Mike M%enoskey,
Memo Lcibold, John Collins. Tim
| Henryx and. Sam Wick. are the gard
eners. They're all good, but can't be
compared to the outfield combination
on the championship Red Sox teams.
And to carry the pitching of this
outfit Duffy has mostly in and cutters.
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FOURTEEN MEN OUT
. "a FOR DES MONIES
BASEBALL TEAM

Des Moines. Ia, April 4.-Fourteen
candidates are trying for positions on
the local Western league club under
the watchful eye Of Manager Jack
Coffey. The players are training on
the grounds here. Coffey has extended
an invitation to the amateur and SEMI
professional players in h city~and in
this way is experiencing little difficult
ty in getting the necessary opposition.
Rolla Darringer, a shortstop, who
was purchased from the Oklahoma
City. club, and who refused to report
hassbeen suspended.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
BOSTON NATIONALS
FINISH TRAINING;
PLAY EXHIBITIONS

Boston, April 1.-The Boston Ma
at Galveston over, were on their way
today to Brewton, Ala, to play an ex-
hibition game with the second team
this afternoon. The Boston teams
last day at Galveston was signalized
yesterday by E. three to nothing vic:
tory over the Galveston. Texas league,
team, who last Friday defeated the
Cleveland worlds champions:
The Boston Braves are expected
here April u, the day before the Ma
tiOnal league opens. IS, ;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
MINNIS TO JOIN
BOSTON AMERICANS
DURING THIS WEEK

Manchester, Mass. April 4.-Stuffy
McInnis, first baseman, who had alb
sented himself from spring training
with the Boston Americans because
of salary differences, said today that
he expected to Join the team at Bal
timore Friday or Saturday. He had
made a proposition to President H. H.
Frazee of the Boston club yesterday,
he said. McInnis was confident they
would agree.
"Pratt is going to join the club al
so, of that you may be sure, and the
$3.50, 900 infield will be in action
soon,' he said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
TO ORGANIZE
MISSOURI LEAGUE

Omaha, Neb. April 4-Dennis Ryan.
athletic director~o of the Omaha Ath-
letic club, is trying to form a basket
ball league for the 1922 aso with
cities of the Missouri valley as MEM
bers. A number of Omaha teams are
likely to join the organization. among
them the team representing the local
athletic club. Teams from Lincoln.
Grand Island. st. Joseph, Des MOines
and Sioux City also probably will en-
ter the leagues, according to Mr.. Ry-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
LEWIS INSTITUTE
LEADS in G
INTERSCHOLASTICS

Chicago, April Although four
successive victories back in the early
days of Stages interscholastic track
meet, which will be. revived this year
on May %, Lewis Institute of Chicago
still holds the honor of more wins
than any other school. University high
pushes Lewis with three, and Lake
Forest academy and Oak Park have
come in first twice.
Lake Forest won the University of
Chicago meet in 1917. the last time
it was held. with % points.
The Lewis Institute victories were
made in the days of w. Hogenson.
French, Watson and Nicholl.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
MCCARTHY OFFERED CONTRACT

Boston. April 4.-Tom Mccarthy.
baseball coach of Boston college. has
been offered a contract with the
Brooklyn Nationals to become assist
ant to Wilbert Robinson. man
ager. f. A. Reynolds. graduate man
ager of athletics for Boston. said the
institution would accept McCafthy's
resignation provided a fit ma could
he found to AXE his place. Nc
Carthy's contract with the college has
a year to run. He has been coach Of
the nine for two seasons.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
PRMIMINARIEs TONIGHT.

Virginia, Mimi, March -Prel1m
mary games in the eleventh district
interscholastic basketball tourna-
ment Is scheduled to open here to-
night.
In the first game Two Harbors will
meet Gilbert. The second game of
holm clasbing.
Tomorrow night Duluth Central
will play Tower here while Virginia
will meet Ely at Eveleth.
The semi-finals and finals will be
played here Friday and Saturday,
March II and ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
ANNOUNCE Final GROUPING.

Philadelphia, April A. The final
grouping for the college class relay
races at the University Of Pennsyl-
vania April 20 and 80 was announced
today. Teams entering the national
championship college races have until
April 10 to decide which. events they
will enter. They include virtually all
the big universities OF the country.
and are not entered in the minor
CHAMPIONSHIPS. ~. :.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
SULLIVAN LEADS EAST
SIDE POOL TOURNEY
WITH 6 WINS, 0 LOSES

Bud Sullivan is leading in the East
Grand Forks pocket billiard tourna-
ment with six wins and no games lost.
There are eleven entries in the tour
ney. Two prizes are being offered the
winners of first and second places.
The game being played is rack pool.
Following are the standings to date:
Won Lost
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SPORT News
JUM0RY HOOP TEAM WON All,
GAMES ENTERED PAST SEASON:
SADLER WAS INDIVIDUAL STAR

scoring for the Juniors with a total
OF 100 field baskets, an approximate
average Of IA points scored each game.
Turner. center. scored 1913 field bask-
cts and Sadler. right forward, 81.
The team scored 851 points against
all their opponents 221.
Although McCracken proved to be
h greatest scorer of the season the
work of Sadler, captain of the Ave,
eclipsed that Of all the other players.
'Sadler is as good a man at n posi-
ton on the floor as another and plays
the game like a veteran from every
point of view. He is q good dodger
ably lodges himself into better posi-
tion for g. short or aiding shoot for
his team. The work of Odland at
guard was noticeable throughout the
season for his consistent playing at
the position OF right guard. Odland
is a good shot at the basket, and plays
his man as safely as can be asked.
Turner filled the position Of center
with credit to himself. 1t often was
his headwork that started a play
which was the beginning of the end
for the other team. Both McCracken
and Mcneil are consistent players at
their positions of left forward and
right guard respectively. McCracken
is one of he best shots on the quint.
Tho Teams Record
Following is the record for the past
season.: +.
Marvel, N. D.. high school, 8;
Junior Y, 20.
Marvel, n. D., high school, :;
Junior Y, So.
Crookston. Mimi. sophs4 1s; Junior
Y, AZ.
East Grand Forks, Mimi. Z: Junior
7, %.
East Grand Forks. Mimi. 1s. Jun
ior Y, IS.
East Grand Forks. MIMI. "a; Jun
Tor Y, 26.
East Grand Forks, Mimi, 20; Jun
Tor Y, So.
East Grand Forks, Mimi. 6; Junior
Y, as.
Devils Lake, N. D.. Seniors, 8: Jun
for Y, SO.
Niagara, N. D.. high school. 6; Jun
Tor Y, 46.
Forest River. N. D.. high school, g.;
Forest River. N. D., high school, ~;
Junior Y, 81. N
Pro-Cathedral high school, a; Jun
ior Y, 68.
Larimore. N. D., high school. %:
Junior Y, Al.
Northwood. N. D.. high school, 26;
Junior 7, 81.
Crookston, Mimi, sophs... %; Jun
for Y, 80. ".
C%rookston, Mimi, Juniors, 10; Jun
Tor Y, As.
Total, Opponents: 221 points.
Total. Juniors: 851 points.
HERMAN TO MEET SOLZBERG.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
SIX DAY BICYCLE
RACERS COVER l53
MILES IN s HOURS

Chicago, April 4.-The six day
bicycle racers at Z a. m. today, the
end of the eighth hour of the race
had covered 1873 miles, four laps and
the teams were practically tied as to
distance covered. In the point stand.
ing awarded for spirits, Madden n
Kaiser three. CORY and McBeath
four and Bello and Madoon one.
Reliens and Degraves, the Belgian
team led in the point score at Z
O'Clock with seven points.
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AND HENRY
TO MIX APRIL

South Bend. Ind, April 4.-Artie
Root, a Cleveland featherweight. and
Bill Henry Of Chicago will meet in a
ten round contest here April 5. Root
fought champion Johnny, Kilbane a
year & and was bested by a shade.