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Movement Launched Bye. ].
Murphy In Speech Before
Members AT Dinner; Off
GERS and Governors Elect
ed; Dues Will Not Be Ad-
vanced But Campaign To
Secure Large Membership
To Begin.

The Grand Forks Golf club voted
TO build a new club mouse at it's annu-
al meeting. held Tuesday evening at
the Commercial club. The matter was
left in the hands OF the board of gov
ernors with instruction. for h pres
dent to appoint a. committee to go
ahead with the proposition.
The meeting Of the club followed a
membership dinner, at which Tracy
r Bangs presided as POSTMASTER. Sew
eral OF the golfers were called upon
to express their views on different
matters, and concluding the speaking
c. J. Murphy talked at length, giving
the history Of golf in Grand Forks
and making several suggestions for
the coming year. He spoke of the need
of q club house and proposed that the
{ organization consider the matter at
that time.
Heads Subscription List
Mr.. Murphy presented a. subscrip-
ton list which he headed. The idea of
the speaker was to issue interest-bear-
ing bonds for the amounts subscribed
by individuals. which proposition met
with unanimous approval of the men,
bership.
/ governors, which is made UP Of C. ].
Murphy, J. HI. Ruettell. Eli L'Esper-
ance, Sherman Schlosser, G. M. Book
er, ". A Mcintyre and ]. F.S T.
EO'Connor; the matter of the club
house was discussed at length Tho
feasibility of building this summer will
be gone into thoroughly before any
definite action one way or the other
is taken. but the board to
act at once.
Dues the Same.
The general sentiment of the meet
ling was against raising the dues. Be
cause of the membership, which was
but lis. and also because there was
about $500 additional expense last
{year. 1t was necessary to levy an as
sessment to meet a deficit. The board
announced after it's meeting that there
would be no advance from SIS for
membership. but as it will take in
the neighborhood of $4,000 to u the
Club this coming summer it recon-
nmends that some decided action to
increase the membership be taken. 1t
ts the aim to get $50 players on the
rolls and to that end immediate &C
tivity is urged.
organization, stated that a. good many
people had the idea hat the Golf club
Twas, an exclusive affair and that he
wished it understood the impression
was absolutely in error. The officers
wish to include every man or woman
\ n the city this year that is interested
Fin the game. he said.
The nonresident membership will
pc. $40. and it was decided that a
green fee of 81 per day would be
charged for out-of-town players u.s.
Ing the course.
All officers were reelected by the
Governors. Eli L'ESperance ia presi
aent; W. A. Mcintyre, vice president;
Sherman Schlosser, secretary. and w
II. Schulze, treasurer.
The meeting of the club was vel
attended, between rs and 100 being
present.
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BOWLING
TOURNAMENT IS
BEGUN TUESDAY,
Park, Grant & corrigm
Team Of Commercial
League Leads
Mclaughlin Has Good Start
Toward First In the "An
Events"

The Park. Grant 4 CozriEan team,
champions Of tho Commercial Bowl
ing league, took the head Tuesday
night in the opening play Of the city
bowling tournament wtth"a Q of
a,747. e. q
American Railway Express second
with 2,71S and Johnsons third with
2,7o5, r. G. Dunn Cigar fourth with
The feature Of the evening was the
1913 game rolled by the Park, Grant
4 CorriEan bunch on the 8 o'clock
shift. The best individual WORK Of the
evening was done BY Leo Mclaughlin
Of the Shells who rolled >ss1 with his
handicap which sfves MIN a good start
for first place in the all event. Broh-
man Of Johnsons had high single game
Of the evening with \ count Of 234
In his first game.
Wednesday viii open with entries
Of five Of the best teams Of the Sen
Tor league going into action at 2
o'clock, with smother Commercial
league team. After these events are
completed the singles and doubles will
start on 4 shift at . p. m. Some high
class bowling il expected on the team
shift mentioned and . largo crowd Il
expected on hand to do the necessary
pulling"
Tho results Of the evenings play by
teams were az follows:
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{ CLYDEMILAN

The clubs pitching stair stin lacked
strength last season, but was coming
along. Frank Woodward, q big win
e with the New Haven club in the
Eastern league last season. is counted
on to deliver for Milan this season.
He won twenty-three and lost only
eight games for the minor league out
fit. He broke into thirty-three games
as a pitcher and then. to help things
along, broke into thirty-three more
games at some other position. His
batting drew attention.
Frank Brewer, home run phenom
and spectacular outfielder, has had
his tonsils removed and believes the
operation will increase his value to
the club. He showed last year that
he can hit, but wasn't able to stand
the gait day in and day out.
That Griffith and Milan mean to
send better pitching against the OPP
position is shown by the fact that the
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Noted French Tennis
Champion and Davis
Cup Player Is Dead

Paris. March 7.-William H. Iuau-
fentz, noted tennis player who held
khe worlds hard court championship,
lied today.
Laurentz came prominently into no.
Pee in 1911 by defeating A. F. Wild
ing, New Zealand champion, in the
Snal of the French open covered
eourt championship at Auteuil. He
elso won the doubles championship
With A H. Colbert at the same meet
ng.
Laurentz, who in the latest ranking
u French lawn tennis players by the
Election committee of the French as
Rociation was placed first, was a mem
ker of the French team in the Davis
PUP series for a number of years. He
>roke down after the Davis cup series
III 1921
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Il. PAUL DEFEATS
EVELETH IN THE
FOURTH CONTEST

St Paul, Mimi, March THE St.
PAUL Athletic club defeated Eyeleth
e hockey here tonight, 2 to 1, in the
purth game of their series in the
emi-ffnals for the United States
&mateur hockey association title.
The Saints have won two games and
sveleth one. One game resulted in
scoreiea1 tie.
Garrett counted in the opening
eriod for the Saints. Conroy got an.
Eher in the second. The visitors
Jagged a rally in the final period anG
hing johnson put the puck over.
The final games will be played to.
borrow afternoon.
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ST. Louis HAS
RECORD NUMBER
BALL PLAYERS
Nearly Two Score Players
On Teams From Class
IA to D.

St. Louis, Mo-, March S.-St. Louis
claims the distinction Of having
among the largest number Of base
ball players or the reserve lists of
major and minor leagues of the coun-
try. Statistics show there are nearly
two score of st. Louis players on
teams from Glass IA to D.
OF the total. almost one-third are
in the three Class AA ~circuits, the
American association. The Interna-
tional and Pacific Coast leagues. OF
the athletes mentioned on the minor.
lists. two are prospects for "a trip
south with the ST. Louis National
league Cardinals, Jewell Ems, third
baseman for Syracuse last season, and
Ray Blades. who played with Houston.
One other may be given an oppor-
tunity In the big show. He Is Eddie
Neusei, who was purchased by the
New York American league from the
Coffeeville, Kansas club.
Andy High is reported due for a
trial with Brooklyn. after a successful
season at third base for Memphis.
a number Of local players have had
Douglas Baird. Walter Rehg, Cliff
Brady, Maurice A~rchdeacon, Walter
Schulz. Dee Walsh. Hugh High. Harry
Lunte.. Johnny Brock, Roy Blades,
Harry Swac:na and Artie Dunn.
Ollie O'Mara, who Jumped the In
dianapolis club Is still carried a. an
ineligible player. Frank Lankenau i.
on the suspended list of the Memphis
club.
Among the list Of st., Louinns or
the reserve lists are:
American, Association - john,
Jones. st. Paul; Thomas Estell, Louis.
vile; Douglas Baird and Walter Rehg,
Indianapolis. Ollie O'Mara. ineliribie
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Ho7IoD OF MORTGAGE rovvmo.-
ORE BALI

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Whereas. default has been = n !
hereinafter described, in thae s mo
e eHaGrs .h nave failed to pay past due prin-
prior m%ortsass and n and interest 1a on :
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hereby declare the sntise mor, ,n1 o9 T.
n issd sy az. d mo-, and passhle as sssthsr-
power o. sal. e't thsrefis' c s@d ~ which ne
come operative. NOV therefons mas %
maonsSrss Executed I'M delivered br
ply. i.,s VII. .pn mor ana Jessie +. MUIR
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North Dakota s'e o. the eo IL AN state Of
her. 1915. n recorded IN ~ q. Decsm.
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front door Of the u Gher!oed. q p
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forks end; State Of North DaIot 2. uFnha
asy Of < March are . : 0 x.on' E. I; n; q Il! ,sss
day. Of sale. The Iae I'm, nortE;xs IS. ths
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- THE WORLD OF SPORT s= -
MEMBERS OF GOLF CLUB OF
THIS CITY VOTE TO ERECT A
CLUB HOUSE IN NEAR FUTURE
Grafton Girls
Win From The
Pembina CreW

Grafton, N. D., March Sin u fast
game featured by close guar ling,
Grafton high girls continued their .un-
broken string OF victories by defeat
ing the, Pembina high school team,
making three consecutive wins. The
score at the end II the first half
stood 2 to 2. When the final whistle
blew, the count was S to 3 in favor Of
the local girls
The Grafton girls broke through
the visiting defense time and time
again, but were somewhat handi-
capped by inability to locate the
basket. Peterson, at center was high
point getter making all of the counts
for Grafton.
Pembina displayed a fast, snappy
attack in bringing the ball down, but
close guarding prevented them from
getting as many shots as their oppon-
ents- Booker, at forward scored
Pembina's lone basket, while Lowe,
at center played an effective game. .
The line-ups and summaries were as
follows:
Grafton -Pembina.
anderson ri .lg, Davis
wall. II ...--....... re, Kimberley
peterson, G c, Lowe
-Mach, SO III, Booker
thomson. lg ..............rf, Letter
Substitutes: Grafton, Helen Alien
dorf, Lorraine Heltne, Helen Tharal-
son. Pembina, none.
Field goals: Peterson 2, Booker l..
Fouls: Peterson 1. Letter l..
Referee, Jack Stewart.
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BowbeIls Closed
Season With Three
Straight Victsrie,

Bowbells, N. D.. March s.-The
,Bowbells high school basketball team
closed its season with 4 triple victory,
the first team winning over the fast
Donnybrook a~gsregation by . score OF
22fto 10, the second team winning
from Portal first team with q IS to 10
count, while the girls won from
Donnybrock BY 2S to ~. The victory
over Donnybrook should place Bow
bells In tho running for thu district
championship again, ~ Ksnmaro VA
defsa&Ad ~ the former tsaxn some
weeks ago.
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Dakota League
Hold Annual
Meet Mar. IL

Minneapolis. Mimi, March S-Mem-
bers of the Dakota League Baseball
association will hold their annual
meeting in the Gardner hotel at Far
go March IL at 10 a. M, to adopt the
season schedule, post guarantees
award franchises and fix salaries, II
was announced here today.
The following cities will be repre-
sented: Fargo, jamestown, Valley
City, Wahpeton-B breckenridge, Siou1
Falls. Aberdeen, WATERFOWL and
Mitchell. |t
1t was learned here today that Will
bur Smith, formerly of Minneapolis
n st. Louis, will manage James.
town.
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lew WORLDS RECORD
MADE IN BOWLING

Toledo. March S.-With 1,248 as
. high mark In the doubles and 71s,
new worlds record. at the top Of
ke standings in the singles, bowlers
kpm Cleveland. Toledo and Monroe,
lch.. will take part In the compe-
ion in these two divisions OF the
nsrican Bowling congress here to-
~ laadArB.
Ifvs Nen-HAaniitOn Club Reds,
ktcago, 1901.
ETwo Msn-D. Peterson-T. zshn.
ktcaeO. 1.34e. VIZ
chsa1so.
Al Hvsnts-P. Y6nnG. Akron, 1.Sl4,,
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xox1cz or sA1A or n1A1fSTArz
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA{

OF NOftId DAhCIAE
County Of Grand Forks.
County Court ~
Nelson. deceased:
Notice is hereby given, thatIn pursp-
ance Of an order of license the.for duly
issued to the undersigned. til admin
istrator of the estate Of Chriiian Nell
sonf deceased, on the 2Sth day Z F'ebru-
airy. 1874, T. will sell at a Mate sale
tho following described landf5ing and
being in the County of ~GrandFprks and
State Of North Dakota, to-w
Lots Fourteen 14) and 81 Zen 16
in Block. 20" Of Bulge & nelman's,
Second Addition to Grand F6 n. D..
in the County of Grand Foruf.d State
Of North Dakota, that said will BE-
made on or after Thursday sthe 23r1j
day of March. 1892. and bidSfor said
land Will be received in writig ut the
office of the judge Of the co4ty court
at h court house in tine CltXof Grand
Forks. county and state akoTSAidN All
bids or offers for ~said~land nst be n
writing, and may be LETT atthe place
above designated OF delivered h the nm
derpiEned administrator Of te estate
personally, at any time prtf; to tho
making Of aid sale: that saiSsale will
DO made upo the following TINS: All
cash at the time Of sale
Dated At Grand Forks, n. DHhis :Sth
day Of February. 1922. IE.
Administrator Of the Mate Of
Christian Nelson, DeceSed,
(Herald March 1-S-1E
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BIG TEN STANDING

Chicago. March S.-Purdue. univerl
stty o it's final game in the big ten
conference basketball race from the
University of Illinois team last night
and emerged from the scramble for
basketball honors with the conference
championship in its possession.
The fina standing OF the teams in
the race follows:
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ginning Of the season. It would ap-
pear that the fight will be between
these two teams. Bowbells Is anoth-
er possibility. The other teams in the
district are: Mohall, Crosby, F1axton,
Bottineau and Willow City, Z
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With the CrirnsoA hockey tear,
Cleaning up Yale and Princeton. 81
looks Ike the irst big thres cham.
Dt0ashap OF the season for Harvard.
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new ball park has been built ct
lstfcs viii DO their spring training.

Benny Wager want to boz Johnny
Dundee. AssJohnny doAsn't overIook
any bonita. Berry naast lIke1y Mn b
aceOnnoAatS6I
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: LEGAL NOTICES
1QEI0B TO CBNDTx0
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of l,tvor h
Wafland, deceased:
Notice IL hereby given BY knnie T.
Wa1land. administr1t1ix Of the state OF
Halvor HI walland, deceased to tho
creditors Of. n all person& having
claims against ssid deceased, t9pressnt
them, with h necessAry vou0 ers. to
the said Annie ]. Walland Grand
Forks, N. d. within six mor$ Is after
the hrst publication Of this nofe.
Dated February IA. A. D. 193.
ANNIE ]. WALIMND.
q AdminiSatri1.
MCINTYRE & BURTNEss.
Attorneys for Administratt
Grand Forks, N. d.
First publication Feb. e15. 1
Herald Feb. 15-.e: Marci 50
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I0I1c1 TO CREDrToaa
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA)

County Of Grand Forks. y
In County Court e Il
IN IL hsm %stt sece a tne estate Christ
Notice Is hereby given by oe Hem,v.
administrator. Of the estate E.f Christ
Henley, deceased. to the crSitors o.
ana az persons having, claim against
go aeceasea. 70 present them, with the
Hemly, 1t Marvel, North Dak,ta. with.
In four months after the irsi nnh,tcn.
ton Of this notice. p1'
Dated February *. A. y. 1892.
s OLE HEMLY.
" administrator Of mo Es-
tate Of Christ Hemly.
WI. MAYER,
Attorey.
First publication Feb. Is. 1922
tHeraid Feb. 1922; March 1877
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II Ii aid. the show business Ia hAv-
iin4 a5toueh season. Even K.SO. Circus
himself vaa knocked TOR . trip Ia .
recent bout.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-08

Doing Z turn on the vaudeville stase
wasn't ooSsOft for "Babe" Ruth ct that.
5khe mighty sluR9er Inst Is pounds IN
weight dusinK his theatrical reason.
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MIN0T QUINTET
HASC00DSH0W
SAYS Van DUZEE
Minot Sport Write Gives
His Views on Outcome of
Tournaments.
(Herald Special Service.)

(Herald Special Service.)
Minot, N. D., March 3.-The sport
writer of the Minot Daily News in an
alyzing the basketball situation of the
state, has secured a. statement from
Coach Van Duzee of the Minot high
school, who states that he believes
that his tossers have as good a
chance as any other team in the dis
trict and he feels confident in the
ability Of the Minot boys to cop the
honors. In preparation for the week.
end struggles, the high school team
went through a gruelling scrimmage
with the, normal school quint yester-
day afternoon and emerged victorious
by a comfortable margin. The team
worked better than at any other time
this aso and if the same form is
exhibited during the tournament,
there will be but little doubt as to the
outcome. The locals worked out
again this afternoon with the normals,
which will be the last scrimmage be-
fore the tourney. a
Sport Writer'S Views.
In the first district, comprising
Fargo, Casselton, Wahpeton, Hope,
Tower City, Buffalo, Sharon and Lis
bon, the Fargo Midgets should have
but little trouble in annexing district
honors because, according to dope,
the Fargo team stands head and
shoulders over any other quint in the
district.
Valley City should be able to repeat
in the second district. Last years
state champs have almost the same
lineup this year and their record for
the season makes them favorites for
district honors this year. The other
teams in the second district e: Me-
dina, jamestown, Darlington, Ellen
dale. Fessenden, Wimbledon and San
born.
The fight in the third district will
probably be between Mandan and
Bismarck, with the former having a
slight edge on the dope. The othe.
teams In the third district are: Steele.
Ashley. Napoleon, Wilton and
W1shek.
Dickinson Easy Winner.
Dickinson should be a comparative
ly easy winner ip the fourth. The
other teams which will compete in this
district are: Hetinger, Beach, Beifield,
Mott and New England.
The battle for fifth district honors
will likely be between Grand Forks
and Grafton, as these two CUNTS seem
to be the outstanding teams In the
district. The other competing teams
are: LArimOre, Petersburg, Hatton,
Nayville, LAngdon and Mimic.
In the sixth district, Devils Lake
ana Egeland Seem to loom as the
mostp robable cpItemders for district
honoFS and there 10 also q possibility
OF Michigan cauang trouble. The
other teams OF this district are: Can-
do, Churchs Ferry, IAkota, Maddox
and Rock Lake. 35
In the eighth district. Kenmare
seems to loom ~ the most probable
winner, according to available dope,
Althouoh this Donnybrook team re-
Gently ciosed the season with i re-
maxkAbIs string OF vfctOr1eg After gst.
tingrAway-tos a-poor start sat-ths44s
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PHIDELT CREW
Dope of Campus League
Upset By Result of Game
Tuesday

Dope of the entire campus league
at the University of North Dakota
was upset Tuesday night when the
Alpha kanpa zetas defeated the Phi
Delta Thetas by score of Is to IL.
The ?. d. T. group has been sweeping
away with all teams and before this
contest had a percentage If 1000.
Both the Delta Sigs and the Sigma
CHS. among the strongest of the
league, went down before P. D. T.
The Zetas. though meeting defeat
earlier in their schedule, played an
unusuall'' strong game, holding the
Phi Delts in check throughout the
battle. At the end of the first half
the score read 80. and from that
time ON the Zetas swung into the
lead, allowing their opponents but one
basket during the remainder Of the
game.
This victory gives other teams in
the league a showing. Before this
time matters looked as though the
pennant was cinched for the P. D. It's.
The lineups:
Zetas PHI Debts
Jacobson r. F. Robertson
Welo l.. +. Patten
Sinclair c.. Shelyer
Kelly r. G. Mills
L. G. Ferguson
Observation-Disclosures for O'Hapou,
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Herald Want Ads Bring fsuitr
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Totals s........S1b 10 ~
Grand Total .... IN
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IeaGue - RayInond
Bonifer and Anton Fsderle, Nusko-
geo.; Guy Froman and Eddie .7vsusel.
C~ogeeyille; Jos Ham, Arthur Dunn.
Ray Flashkamp and Joe Bockskoph,
Miami.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-02-04

Hammond.-Two more cases of
twenty-four pints each of this sea
sons strawberry crop were shipped
recently by B. M. Morrison. The
fruit is fully matured and is con-
sidered good quality.
Shreveport.-The Berry Furniture
Company of Shreveport has filed bank
ruptcy papers, scheduling liabilities
at $4566 and asserts $8050. A bank
ruptcy petition has also been filed
by l.. M. Mckinley, sales manager for
q local oil firm. He gives his liabili-
ties as $4,000 and assets $4,000.
Homer.-Bill chatham, one OF the
wsalthiest negroes in Claiborne par,
ish, who made his money in Oil, con.
tributed literally toward building a
large schoolhouse for negroes in the
Rosenwald section, four ,miles north.
east of Homer.
Willie Platte.-Perry Elliot, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Elliot Of near
Centerville, was drowned in Bayou
Cocodia when he tried to cross the
bayou alone in an old skiff. The
water was deep and it IL said he
could not swim.
Ruston.-The Ruston Chamber o.
Commerce had it, annual membershiI
meeting recently and as the sDecia
feature the Oopley Quintstte enter
tanned the membership and theil
guests The annual election for thu
Ave now directors resulted in the olec
ton Of J. B. Grow. v. M. Davis, JoAr
Graham, o. E. Hodge, and r. B
Knott.
Vile Platte.-Sherriff Virgins ant
his deputies are hot on the trail O
blind tigers" having captured sew
eral in recent weeks.
Shreveport-While answering
call, Dr. S. L. Williams, former mem
Der of the City Board of Health an,
at one time house surgeon of tn
State Charity Hospital, was serious
ly injured when an automobile h.
was driving crashed into an uprigh
supporting a railroad trestle in tn
Emerson Heights subdivision.
Franklin.-Many poll taxes through
cut the several wards Of this parisl
were paid among which were those o
. large number Of women. Regista
Q large number of women.