davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-27
Hoe Nufter GIittor-

VII1tfGFS
Joe Nutter had all of the ginger
of old. Three runs, three hits and a
perfect field record for the day for the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-27

New Haven has a strong aggresa-
ton of players and the team that
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-27

New Haven, however, was entitled
to them. Ed Leopard was MT saIeIy
three times in the first and second.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-27
Irving's Timely Single

Living timely Single
Jimmy 1rving's timely single in the
seventh to left field scored Smith
and LePard.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-27

Bowman, by the way, is one of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

Fish Pulls Pastor
Overheard, Escapes

STROUDSBURG, Pa. Aug. g.
While flshin from boat at I,nka
pond. Rev. w. II. Westwood. pastor
OF the First Methodist church, was
overbaianced and tumbled into deep
water when big pickerel snatched
the bait.
He Is an expert swimmer and got
back TO the boat with the assistance
manufacturer. The fish got away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
MARKET
IS IRREGULAR

CHICAGO. Aug. ss.--Grain prices
closed irregular ON the Chicago
board of trade today. Wheat. which
showed early gains. dropped back 10
unchanged figures on lack OF export
business. Germ appeared stronger
on reports from several important
sections 81 tho Southwest which In
dtcatcd hot. dry weather had caused
constde rahie crop deterioration.
Provisions closed irregular
September " heat opened tnachane-
ed at tt.a-% and closed up Ne be-
ccmhvr opened unchanged al si.osa
ard closed unchanged. May opened
up Nc at ti.0s aud ciourd of \. q
September corn opened of Ne at
soc and closed up Nc December
opened off sc at t6L & and closed
up &C. May opened or &c al bsc
and closed up &c
September oat. opened eff NC at
tl1e and closed up We December
opened OFT nc at stAsc and closed
unchanged. May opened unchanged
at sfAe and closed Off We.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

mirsi sebroe. Pier B--Str President
jackson.
Bell Street Terminai--Destroycrs Yar-
borough. kidder. McDermott
Pier i2-Tur Sea Monarch.
Pier ii-B-Dcstroyers Laveiiett. Wood.
Pier Str Arizona Maru.
Pier Str Arizona Mnru.
Pier B--Str Wabash. str Edmore.
Pier A--Str Victoria
Union Pacific Terminai--str Lurline.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers--U. n l.. 3,
Swiftsure, y. $, l., II. II. Heather.
u. q. shipping Hoard Moorings-Strs
Cross Keys Delight. Silverado, Lubrf-
co. Eldridae. West Cahokia, Iconian.
Anna 70. Morse. West Hartland. Wal
iingford.
Atlantic Street Terminai-str Tiger.
Seattle Flour Mills Torminai--str Grace
Dollar. str Northland.
Stacy street Terminai--u. 3. @. q. Burn-
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side. U. s. A. r. Buford.

size. u. n. n. II. Buforu.
East Waterway Dock d Warehouse Co.
Str Tyndareus,
Todd Dry pocks-Str H. +. Alexander.
u =. G. =. Deflwood, str Forest King.
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging co.--str
Patterson.
Ames shipyard q Terminai--str Roose-
welt.
Nettleton's Miii--Str Santa Rita.
Colman crcosote works--Str Y. 8. Loop.
Heffernan prydock--str Jeptha.
stimsone Mill-str Sackoh Maru.
Stream--u. 4. \. California. u. y. 4. New
Mexico. Y. II 4. Connecticut. Y. s. s..
Idaho. u. s, y. Tennessee. U. s. 4.
kanawha. u. =. II. y. Mercy.
Buoy No. s-Nsvsi tug Partridge No. 10.
winslow Marine Raiiway---str Pacifico.
str Griffdu. echr Meirose, bark Bel
fast. bktn Russell Haviside. bktn
VIM. Nottingham. bktn Alicia Havi-
side. barge Coauitiam City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

from Alaska. at II a. m. Aug. Ed
more from Majuia via Iiongkong, sbang-
hal. Kobe and Yokohama. at 1880 .. M;
str wabash from Tacoma via Beillnghan.
Mt p. M; str Tiger from Philadelphia
Via New York. Boston. Balboa. Ban
pedro. San Francisco and Portland. at
AIS .. p.; str r. n. Loop from Tacoma.
at ASS y. M; str Norwood from Beiling-
ham. at noon str Arizona Maru from
HongkonK via Shanghai. Kobe and Yo-
kohama, at e;t5 a. M.
sAILED--Aug. 2z-str Norwood for
Southeastern Alaska via Nanaimo. at
midnight; str Queen for Southeastern
Ainska, AT $40 .. m. str Lyman stew
art for Oieum. at 2.7o D. M; str Birm-
ingham City for Teeoms, At 1915 y. m.
str Kstohikan for Tacoma. NJ noon: str
s.anwood for Tacoma. al 1920 a. M;
U. y. Il. vestal for Dremcrton. at 9IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Specials IN
Stockings

At 79c. 200 pairs Of women's Bur
son and Rockford seconds. Made
Of very heavy quality thread silk
in black and few colors. In
firsts would sell at S1.35 pair.
At 45c, $50 pairs women's mer-
cerized fancy rib stockings of good
quality Isle silk in black, white.
cordovan. navy and buff. Regu-
lar 65c quality.
Sox, 25c pair. 200 pairs of chill
dren's half and three-quarters sox,
with white bodies and fancy roll
tops. Also some darker colors.
Not all sizes in each style or color.
so pairs were 35c, 20 pairs were
SOC and so pairs were 65c.
-~First Floor
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|CAL MARKET
YELL SUPPLIED

:, ne local market wen sup
,,w commodities were
sswn slightly Wednesday.
-. were down 10 81 a crate
.s''<,.u Gems NJ si.ss and $3.50.
transparent apples sold for
- 81. California peaches
hcx and Bartlett pears
n s.msnx we're up 60 81 and -
- n IS and 81. as wa. printed
80 newspaper by mistake Tues
4, changes were noted on dairy
~.nrfA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
General List Easy
on Men York Market
VAIL srRrrr sounNkr, prvfrw


ssny sns ssas That the firm stand e. the raosas
eesn,gs price. Included cossa 81 Reading 7ss
United States i,ubher hsA. off
Steel iosas OFT stA is. up Ai
fssrdsn lts VI $nnsyNans ssh Off Westinghouse
=. u.
Spseua estsnsien
I'VE hEh At seA Consolidated
alnnmn al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

Cstsie--Rec>ip,s. i.t5s. Msrks, steady
90 fsc loser. Steers. tT6s.sss COWS
snd helfers. sf81.1s. ssDcksrs and
feeders, fsaT.st. bulls. t7-5o0t.
calves. ts8sSs.
Hex~-Rscespf.. 600 Market steady
Top, 81: bulk. tsTsatso.
she~p--Rscetpts. 400. MARKET steady
10 ite higher. Lambs. tii.7sgis.Se;
ewes. ss0T.
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Foreign Money Status
Furnished By Isgss q Brysn
nte n~csod Ave. SEATTLE
cassup. sse; shredded wheat. ise pkg.
CORNER

sssu ~. broken cookies. /, ms stcs
GhfrarfsliFa ground cheeniafe. acc N
staii IL. nut margarine. tbs. Csc. best
butter. CSC n rs. st.ft. stall ,. fancy
steaks. Z ma sSc. pot roast. leo ~.
lamb chops. fsc n. stall IA fresh red
salmon. lee ~. saimon trout. zoe NJ.
stalls ie7-tot. best butter. ste 10. ma.
sscs per-wee eggs. don. fsc. stall Toe.
salmon trout. zee NJ: silver salmon, iGe
NJ. rid snapper. rs 1tc. - Pike g..
veal roast ioc NJ. sugar cared bacon.
tsisc NJ. hamburger and aanss g.. lee ~.
ECONOMY
s,aiI ~. pure American cans sugar, {
ma. 5ie. Z ms. sac. stalls 1911. peaches.
$50 boz. cantsioapes. for asc. Stall -.
black cod. ms. 1sc. fresh salmon. roe
n. stalls i7-s lamb roast. Ice 10. veal
stew. ms. gsc. stail 81. fresh creamery
m. stall "a. ArmouSs Eastern bacon. lee
NJ. vegetable shortening. ms ssc. stan
80. black tea. zee n peanuts. ms sc.
stalls 37-1s. I n. Blue ribbon tea. Sc.
bars Crystal wbte soap. ssc. large
pkEs. seeded rsisins, 9bc
MfsTItkE
Stalls 30-1f. cane sugar. fTse sack.
Cold Bond flour. tt.7o sack. carnation
milk. sf.s0 case. stalls 1911. rolls
toilet paper. stcs large can apple butter.
2sc. bars awsff's Pride sosp. 2Sc. large
pkg citrus, s1c. Stalls 1915. veal chops.
ms. ssc. pot roast. loo 10. Stall i1s.
Enumoisw milk. Toe at. gal. Lbbys
catsup. tf.io. rrimost cheese. zee 10.
stall 100. am. pkg. crown paneak. flour.
zsc, csc barrel ginger snaps. csc. ~ bars
Crystal white soap. soc. stoiiwcrek's acc
cocoa. isc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Alaska Vessels

Ketchikan---AuE. ss--saiied. str Cath
rlne D.. southbound. at II a, m. Aug. 81
Sailed. str Admiral Rodman. north
bound, nj y. m.
Juneau~-Aus 27--saiied. str Princess
Louise, southbound. at n. m. str
Northwestern. westbound. at 1880 n. M.
sitkn--Aug. 22.-Saiied. str spokane,
southbound. at 7;45 a, m.
cordova--AuR. a2--ssilod. str Aiame da,
southbound. at IL n. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

Buffev--Extrss. t7o III prime firsss
nominal: firsts. ssc 10.
EgKS-EEfras. 77Ac dor: sx'rs ffrsss.
sTc doz: extra puilsts 3she don. I'M
dsrsixsd puiietn. i7c dor.
Che~~s--caiifornia flata. fancy, z3c H..
flrsts. fsc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
BANK CLEARINGs

Vancouver. Wash.--Mrs. Sarah Al
lyn sues for divorce alleging that
husbands rowing disposition" has
caused them to move their houDeAeld
goods rs times in IS years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
To Clear
Children's Hats,
S1.95 and 1895

A clearance of all straw hats, in
black, navy and white. Hats that
were $3.50 and $3.50 now S1.95.
Hats that were $3.50 and $3.50
now $685.. Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

TATOosH ISLAND. AuR. 2s.--s A. NJ.
Barometer fising: dense fog; vino
southwest. nins miles an hour. Pissed
in. str wiIlpeie. at a. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Underwear Specials

Burson SIX Stockings,
soc pair
$50 pairs OF heavy quality silk
nubstandards with slight imper.
fcctions OF weave. In the lot are
fancy lace effects and plain
weaves. Sizes sis 10 10.
SPECIAL PRICE BASEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Wonen's
Vests. Csc

Fine Swiss rib with
fancy lace yokes.
Low neck and sleeve
less style. Sizes "a
TO ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Womem's Union Suits CSC

120 womens fall weight suits of fine cotton in
bodice and regulation styles. Knee length low neck
and sleeveless STYLE also Dutch neck elbow sleeve
and ankle length style All sizes, to 8, in this
lot but not all sizes in all styles. Regular S1.50
quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Arrivals and Departures

AHHIVED--Aug. 25-Htr Lurlins from
Honolulu via han Francisco and Baliing-
ham. at e.is 9. M. STAN yacht Casiaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

a. m; str Chattanooga city for Boston
via Frazer River. Portland. San Fran
cisco. San Pedro and New York. at 3.fo
y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Neckwear Clearance

clearance of all summer neckwear and odd
lots from our regular stock.
nR "a linen vestee collar and cuff sets and
JOG organde vestee sets. Were SLIPS and
S175.
IN SO pieces of assorted neckwear. Were 25c
lUC and Soc
En 1876 pieces of assorted neckwear. 81 were
y &c 81, 48 were $l.15 and were 1925
-First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

Caftie--Rscsfpts. %. Market steady.
Heat steers sg.Ts@s7s. fair 20 coed
steers. ss.zS8T.TB good 70 choice ee~s
ard hssrers. ts-ss0ss esnnsrs. I-ss0
Hoxs--Ereslpts. So MARKET f1o lower.
Prime mixed. sIt.ss ellis. hsAvisa. "
asfis pigs. Gil 0ft.te
sheep--Rseeipts. ss1- Market steady.
East Of fnounfstn lxmhs. tieWtt; val
ley lambs. ft3s. yeefifnss ft98.
wsshsFs. ss9ss ewes. s.6s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

wednesdays Qusfstfena
ucEs--teecspts lee. Market fs1-3r
loser. Tep. ts1s. bulk % ssiss ts.ss o
te.zai heavy weight. tT.ee9 s.ast us-
diusn weight. ssse6gs8. light weight.
DUsft. isxht fxht. fsss08f4.
heavy packing sewn. teseoTsst psek
lac sess rough. ts4efti piEs. tsu
ts.TS.
if.sts Market steady
caaies and prime. tf8.tsefosss me.
dium and seeS ssSfeta. rasumen.
ft18Uks good and ehsle.. ts8te.ses
eemmon sna medium. tsEs. kuseher
cattle and hris~fs. tasSUt. eywa 81 Is
9tsits butts. st.ssus 80. exan.rs and
cutters se~s ans heifrrs. tfse0sft.
csun-r steers s8TSWsse. veal cxlxes.
tte-ftuts. feeder steer. ttseusss.
sterker ste-r~ ftf&0f.te. stecksr
cows and heifsrs. fssen tse
shs~p--tserirts. is.eoe. Market steady.
Lambs. fts-39fas iamts. cuii sad
ecmmer. st.te@fss yesrItnx wsshsr~.
tsTs0ff. s~sa es<sof.st. Gull 10
cci1fnon swss 1zHA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
WEDNESDAY
AUG. "a

AUG. ~
Fir>t High Tide
tsOs A. m. ia n.
FIRST Low Tide
1853 n NOS ~.
second High Tide
ss2s .. m. 1919 II.
second Low Tide
tf.17 p. m. ga n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
FRASER IEMI[ERSUMO Co
SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET
Exceptional Savings in
All Depart n, e nfs
Throughout the Store.
Remnants

A Sweeping Clearance Of short
lengths left over from our big
20es Sale.
Coatings, suitings, tricotines.
poiret twills. school fabrics, navy
serges. silks. Innings and velvets
of practically all colors. Lengths
from y to yards at extreme re-
auctions for Money Day.
First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Children's Underwear. S5c

Vests and Pants sbc eachi2o OF them
cotton mixed Vests made with high
Dutch neck and elbow sleeves The
ankle length Sizes T. s, s. 10. First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

stan II. pure American cane sugar. =
fts 5fc. ms &c. Stall 81. tail cans
Borders or CarpAfion milk. Stc. Stalls
sf.t1. steaks. zoe NJ. cottage butts. SOC
n. stalls a7-gs. ms pure lard. sec.
choice pot roast. Toe N. stall 1871. bone.
less COINED beef. f1isc n. spring lamb
roast lee N. stall -. fresh salmon. for
canning fzAc NJ. fresh black cod. ice
~. stall 1874. fresh skinned soIes, fos
75c. haiibus cheeks. ms. asc. afail
1914. red snapper. ms 1sc: young
salmon. Use 70. stall ~. aprieots. Use
per crate: piums. si.zo per crate staii
50. onions. ff.S9 per 1ee-fb. sack. 10 rbs
zse. Stall IS. green peppers. ms. z5c.
tomatoes. Sc ~. Stall 80. Fisher biour.
s1.fs per sack. Mazda oil. ti.so per gal
stall 1876. Meat Of Wheat, sic pkg
Royal baking powder. seo can. stall IL.
mild cheese. 2tc NJ. pure honey, ms
ssc. A. Pike st.. fi.2S mems black crush
hats. 3sc. zoe iinoleum varnisn. acc pt
SANITARY
stafi 100. pure American cane sugar. Z
ms 1ic. ms STE: carnation or Borden's
milk. DC can. brown sugar ? ms lie. Z
ms. z7c Stall III. home made mayor
nalse, f0c NJ. picked lambs tongues. 3sc
jar. Stalls s0.32-ss. corned beef. f5c ~.
potato sausage. fbc NJ. Stall rs, sweet
picked pork. csc NJ; pure lard ms
ssc. sfsii IS. ~ fbs. Maximum coffee,
orc: Tsc broom. ace. stall ~. Linden
creamery butter. ssc NJ; small puiist
eggs, doz. a6c. stalls IS. nut magyar
inc. MS fsc. Pfmsnto cheese. pkgs
2be. stalls se-s7. Ut. bottle Del Monte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

Vessels in Port at Seattle
Smith Cove Terminai--pler A--str Adj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
White Outing Flannel,
Clearance of Bedding

All odd pieces and soiled bedding
including sheets, pillow cases.
spreads, quilts, auto robes and
blankets. Also a large assortment
of sheeting and tubing remnants.
Very specially priced.
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Cotton Fabrics

Hundreds of remnants of outing
flannels, muslins, cambrics, ging-
hams, tissues, percales, all in
good disable lengths, and priced
unusually low. Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Tub Blouses, S5c

Lawn, organdie. wolfe and dimities.
Some have the round and V-necks
and others are made with Tuxedo
front. Trimmings Of ginghams
and knife pleatings.
Third Fioor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Ship News

THURSDAY

THURSDAY
AUG. "a
first High Tide
sos a. m.. ia n.
First Low Tide
ffiss a. m. -oi n.
second High Tide
SOS .. m. 1874 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
Stationery, CSC

"a sheets of paper and "a envcl-
opes OF an excellent quality sta
tioncry, in colors of blue, orchid
and white with tissue lined envel-
opcs. 800 boxes in this special lot.
--Flrst Floor
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Tuesdays Quotations
guy~Ashea ~ Lsgss q faryea
sts oscsad Ave. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23
SO Less on any Machine
Purchased This Week

4 UICituotU 1HtS w tth
Select any Sewing Machine in our
complete stock and we will deduct
$40 from our regular price. In
addition We will make you liberal
allowance on your old machine.
You may make a small payment
down and pay balance in conven-
lent weekly or monthly INSTALL
ments.
Is styles to select from: 4 styles
of Portable Electrics; A styles of
Table or Desk Electrics; / style of
Treadle type Machine.
Above machines include: The ia
nous Eldredge Two-Spool, the FL
dredge Rotary, The Automatic and
Western Electric.
Sewing Machines. In the Basement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

~. i. Sugar and Coffee
Wednesday, lsststtsns
SGgsr-W SIX RAJ. tt.el. Ersnsfatef,
es.TtDr.ff.
csffe>--ss. spot RE. sss 10. No. .
E&ntes. ltA GttAe ID.
Foreign Exchange
NEW YoRK. Aus. sfs---rsrstgs en-
change cpsns6 steady. stsrtsnx. ttsf4.
Cash Wheat
CHICAGO. Aug ss---casn whess-So
Z red. sf-os: No. . red. tf.e9k: Ne.
hard. tf.esN Biesk; We. . hard. ti.esk
No. . sprsng. ss%e9u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

Chldren's "a
Sor, csc pr.
Fine ribbed weave In
black. white and cor.
dovan. Sizes Z to 10.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-14
Will DISCUSS
SCHOOL PLANS
AT MEET HERE
Printing Course For Wahpe-
ton Science School to
Come Up

A meeting is expected to be held
in Grand Forks some time in the near
future to work out plans by which
means Wahpeton school of science
will become an industrial and trade
school. More especially, plans for the
introduction of a III in printing
are to be considered. placing the
course before a committee composed
of q member of the state board of
school and three members of the
North Dakota Press association. The
committee is to determine whether or
not the course as outlined meets with
the demands of the newspaper pro-
fession for men at least partly train
ed in the technique Of printing.
Efforts to have the North Dakota
Press association adopt the course in
printing to be started at the Wahpeton
state school of science with the be-
ginning Of the school year are being
made by men interested in the school,
which Is attempting to fulfill its mis-
tries. The starting of a course in
printing vas approved by the board
OF administration at a meeting in July.
For the last ten years the North
Dakota Press association has been
looking Over the supply of apprentices
and a year 8 a committee was APP
pointed to make efforts to get some
school of the state to put in a school
Of printing. The committee, made up
of Mark Forkner of Lansdon, julius
Bacon of Grand Forks and Norman
Black Of Fargo, considered reporting
to the Press association that the prop
err course was to range for a course
in printing at the University Of North
Dakota, in connection with the school
Of journalism at hat place.
During the convention at Devils
Lake, newspaper men from the south
eastern part of the state interested
themselves in the proposition of hav-
ing the Press association foster the
school already approved by the board
at Wahpeton. The committee of the
Press association listened to these
men but withheld judgment.
In a conference of the heads of the
school with Dean Babcock some time
ago, it raj the decision to make their
especial effort in a trade line for the
present a that of printing, Dean
Babcock of the university having beer
named adviser for the school because
of his understanding of the industries
of the state. g
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-14
CONCERT AT
RIVERSIDE PARK
THIS AFTERNOON

Another Of the band concerts held
during. the summer season will be
given at Riverside park this after,
noon It 3 o'clock. The Grand Forks
Municipal band, under the direction
of Harold M. Rudd. will play the fol-
lowing selections: {,
Entry Of the Gladiators. -. .Eucik
Selections from THE Magic Melody" /.
49,. ....... Romberg
Oriental Interrnezz6; Arabian Nights
valse, Sphinx ..::S Francis Poppy
Poor Little Ne Benny Davts
Intermission. {.
The Best-loved Irish Melodies
..,... Arranged by AL Hayes
Sweet Indiana Home. .... ......
...... .....:s. Walter Donaldson
Chinese Wedding Procession 80.
.... $500 Lucius HosIaer
March, Democracy Forever. .....
49,. i Moret and, Lampe
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-14
POTATO GROWERS TO
MEET TUESDAY,; WILL
DISCUSS INSPECTION

10. .r . g.'.t W rH g. r
Potato growers from the territory
surrounding Grand Forks are being
invited to attend a meeting here on
Tuesday for discussio on with W. A.
Sherman OF Minneapolis, representing
the United States bureau of markets.
and o. B:Lund, in charge of the North
Dakota; grain inspection department.
The purpose Of the proposed potato
inspection plan, which would provide
for the inspection OF all potatoes
leaving the state, is to protect farm
large potsto centers, according TO At.
ltorney sveinbjorn Johnson who 1.
arranging the local meeting.
While plans to cove each OF the
various details of the inspection prop.
sositton. have been proposed, Tuesdays
meeting IS being held for the purpose
OF giving growers an opportunity tc
express their preferences before def.
mite action is taken. {%
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will be escorted to the Masonic tenn
In the reception line will be the i'm
portal p%otentate and Mrs. McCandless,
IllustriOus .Potentate G.. r. Jacob and
Mrs. jacob and the divan and their
wives.
Members of the divan are: Rabban,
Geo. H. Olmsted; assistant rabban,
T.. s. Elton; high priest and prophet.
J. A. Poppler; recorder, c. N. Barnes:
treasurer, w. II. Schulze: oriental
master, A. v. Haig of Devils Lake;
second ceremonial master, Marvel
Sprague, Grafton; outer guard, W. H.
Carson. New ROCKFORD.
At the reception the imperial po-
tentate will give an informal talk,
after which there will be a brief en-
tertainment-
Immediately after the entertain
ment the imperial potentate and his
party will be escorted to the Great
Northern depot where they will board
No. 80 for the Twin Cities.
The escort will consist of KEN
Temples famous band, the Arab pa
troll, the drum corps and ,buglers. j.
D. Mcdonald and Dick Griffith will
compose the mounted guard.
Parade Is Planned.
The uniformed bodies, acting un-
der instructions from the illustrious
p%otentate, will meet at the Masonic
temple to march to the Northern Pa
cifc depot. After the arrival of the
train there will be a parade, the line
of march being from the depot to
Fourth street, down Fourth street
to Bruce avenue, Bruce avenue to
Third street and down Third street to
the Hotel Dacotah, where the lunch
con will be served.
At the formal dinner in h evening
there will be a special entertainment,
features of which will be numbers by
KEN Temples quartet and a dance
by Doris Payne.
The official party, escorted by the
uniformed bodies, will leave the hotel
at 1880 o'clock for the Masonic tenn
pie, where the reception will be held
The general committee, of which
c. A. Hale is chairman, was assisted
in making arrangements by a ladies'
committee consisting of Mrs. G. r.
! Jacob, Mrs. E. E.. Sherman, Mrs. r
D. Campbell, Mrs. E. J. Severson
Mrs. c. D. Page, Mrs. W. n. Alex.
ander, Mrs. J. M. Bacon and Mrs. J
D.. Bacon.
During the afternoon this commit.
tee will be hostesses at a tea in honor
Of Mrs. McCandless. The tea will be
held at the home of Mrs. r. D,
Campbell.
The imperial potentate is a mem.
Der of Aloha temple Of Honolulu. He
became outer guard Of the imperia,
council in 1914 and each year was
advanced, according to custom, unit
this year. when, at the imperial con
clave in San Francisco, he was elect.
ed ~potentate. During the year he is
head of the Shrine he will reside il
San Francisco.
Mr.. McCandless is on his way tt
Bangor, Me-, where he is to institute
a temple. On this trip he took occa.
sion to visit the temples in western
Canada. On this trip he will make
q number of official visitations which
will include trips to all the eastern
Canada temples.