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Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Die SnOen in g6ciipnien.

Bon Or. s. 9~iatbiens, piiien-
i6altl. 9il;&arbeiter am @eogr. Se'
minor Der &nmburgllpen unIuerlI-
tat. W. @ente, 8inenibaItliHer
&erlag, @amburg. 0ie SllOen M
Abelwnien. Die 6alaiuas, biIoetell
bis Dor tltr5em ein %JtutIel, all oellelI
&oiunq 4lle &ultltrp0lter ltarf inter-
elliert rparen. SinO lie Ooh, cine
Art errai.iGer 9lod, %periprengt III
cine galt5 iremOe umgebun8. SIN
8eliBe einer alten, b%od)ltebenoen aul-
trr, Die lie pom Den Jtabburltd m-
men lebr idorf 6u lbrem Sorteil
uilteriGeioet, fiibren lie beilpiels.
peiie elm 0nmiIienleben pon elmer
Nein6eit, mie tie IN Afrita fanm
pieOer an5utreffen lit. 5eblen ibnel'
alio eigentIIfe 8e5iebnngen 6n ibrer
ndberen llmgebung, 10 baben lie nm
10 reifere S~e5iebungen tultureller
utlO religlolen Gbaratters, our euro
pdiiden auitlir, Die lid aui Gen gro
BEN monotbeiitii6en JteIiglonen auT-
bout. DEM iie baben I'M groBerl
utO galloel Die iiollGe Jfeli0ion aus
ser uorhriltlihen 3eit lidj bapabrt
uro bel ibnen miro Der Sdlililel gu
finoen 'ein fir 10 mande ratielbafte
gri6einunJ i'm Suoentum mle i'm
@briltelltIm.
Sic it4,,en einen friib5eitig per-
lprengten jii0iiden &olfsteil bar, Der
Iih ielne urolte Gllltur ourh Sabr-
tauienSe pabrenoe 4bgei6lolienDen
.aiemlih unberiibrt erbalten bat. Sn
Den IeBten Sabr5e6nten boben Sat-
lopitit, MalepD, gtabum olr1 ibre
Soridungsreiie uieles iiber tie erfab-
rem unO beribtet; &atbienS lit aber
Der erita, Dem es gelingt, aus ben
9~egenSen urto Sagen Der Salal6aS
ben biltorilden &ern beraus5ul6alen
urO neben ser S1iloernng ibrer let
5igen Gerb6itniIie aud tire @elAihte
IN groben 2agen feit8ulteaen. Sof-
fentlid bleibt sic WtabnunJ &atb.
iensy meitqge 6ori6ungsreiien on5n-
Iteuen, betDr es 81 ipGt lit, nidt I'M
gebort. 6nn Die 6alaidoS 56blpn
60d)Itens noh 50-100,000 Seelen
ltn0 luerOen ser allies Mpeaierenoen
neli5eitlihet. &ultur pobl audi nidt
la1tge ne6r ftanobalten.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

&inoermnnO. Sante:
@ar 8apa am @noe untpiaig. Dob
ib gefommen bin?
Srisden: 9ur1alts nidtI Or
bat iogar geiagt, al5 er bid fommen
Iub: ga - iebt mirO's gutl
- l8erItner Dor 8 ri d t.
&idter: sic ipouen alio ben Ange-
flagten in ser Nodt geieben baben?
&onnen sic oas beeiOen?
8erliner: II @io moat if geraoc
oa mid oruff ableielt, ober pieaeid)t
netten mir nal beioel
- Sunge @be. .I6er WouIi,
fas @irtidaits9elo 1T idon wiefcr
aqe?"
$50, 96oti es lit bod aae8 10
teuer. Sicb nal gum 8eiipiel Sen
SUDDEN bier, ben i'd 0cbadcn babe,
5u Dem babe id 8wOIf @ier ge-
brandt"
.ahcr es 1T ia nidlt moglid!"
.9odL OIL fanuit iclbit i'm Sod
hid) ieben, oa itebt. Man ncbme
led5 @elbeier uao iedS 8eiBeicr. ="
8eiOe Sntereicn. Salt
ou ocnn Oeine 6rai aiid5 aus 2iebc
gebeiratet2
Na, Ielbltperltdnolib.
Gonn bot lie wobl oud @elo ge-
babt?
Sea, ionlt bdtt' i'd lie Oof nidt &c.
beiratet. (
- Sad Ser @inie9nung q.
Srou: @ir maIien Oie alara lange
&leioer tragen laiien, bob iic eiOliG
ibre ocrrilicncn Striimpfe abtragen
fannl
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Sdredcnsiabrt utter SOfOmOtipe.

Auf Der Strede Erlelell-&omo-
tau, SoDnen, Derubr DER SuDilllel-
lter 9SilDellu Jult aus Saa5, Der
Iur eIllell S.oueyen 0lenIt hladjte,
mt etnem BaDnIaDrraO ole SIrede,
ais in etllcli, YIalWnltte bel Olutem
9tebel unm!ttetbar butter lbnl enc
NotomotIpe auItdudte u1IO IBn llber-
fubr. IGas yiao murOe 5%erItort, ytuli
aber tlalunIerte iiG geIlteage9el1rpar'
tig, 0a 2r m1tten aur DEM @elclle
lag, an >aS @eltunge Der WaIutre
urO lieB iih furtiAleifen. 9otte ct
losgelauen, mare er pom Dem Alt)eils
talten Der W'nldine, Der Talt bis 6llr
groe bera5reiAte, 5erquetidt iporOen.
ST trod) trlter Der Nfal1ine uor, bis
CT freien Ausblif battr, nobel lbnI
Die aleioer pom 2eibe gerillen iunr-
ben. Au6 erlitt er 5ablreI6e Ser-
leBungell. @nolid taudte oas ndd-
lte Ma1terbaus aui. Der Mad)ter
ltaio Dor Del Cir urlo iab Den 8er-
un9liidten, Der als Selbcstrofter
lfrie un0 nit Der SanO mintte, I'M
li6 bemerfbur 5u maden. &alA elite
Der 8G6ter auf 0as @eleiie unO
6ruhte burt Signale nno &ufen bic
0tai6ine oam Steben. &ult, Der 10
TAPER INN iein 2eben gefampf bate,
muroe 6eruorge5ogen uno aui Der
Mai6ine tLb &omotau ge6rabt, mo-
man i'm ins a%ranfcnbalts iiberfiibr-
tie. gr o~iirTte, obpobl ct idmere Ser
letuneen erlitten bat, nit Gem Se-
ben oauonfCmmen.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

- Cute 90 e. &iir5Iid faufte
i9 einem Sauiierer elm Stiif Seize
ab. @inige Gage ipdter, ais i'd nibts
obncno an meinem Stammtiid i'm
.roten O6len" fab, frat er an mid
beron nit Den @orten: sea, mas
lagen Sic 81 mei,ier @are? @eltte
ieben Sic bod idon gang anoers
aus, als neuli6!"
Ser it t. 8rofelior (oer
in einen Bod gefaGen iit): Gas mlB
mir geraoe beute paiiieren, neil i'd
eilnnal feinen S6irm 6ei mir babe.
In0ere d. t. @ef1ng-
nisoireftor: O., Oa Iino Sic ia aud
i6on mieoer; Sic bn6en iih a6er
nidyt Ionge Ser Sreibeit erircllt!
StrGfling: grfreut, 9err Girsf-
tor? Sic fennen mel alte net!
- Sdpere q II gobe. Ser
ie6sidbrige grnit miro bon ieinem
9ater gefragt: Scum, @rnitel, mas
bait ou fir Die nahite HcligionS-
ttunbe allf?"
@rnltel: r8oppi - il mir
iouen oen Siinoenfaa mie0erbolen.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Qebensrettuno. y. cal.

2ebensrettung. 81. (oI'
ter 6reitorpSfiibrer): Seben Sic Size
ics Sfero, oos bot mir einmol oos
2ebcn gerettet.
g.: 8ieio?
g.: So, iebcn sic, Dor elmer
Sdlodt idIug es mir nit Dem Sui
Dor Ocn8oud; ooOur6 fonnte id Sic
Shluht niht mitmoden, unO mein
Steapertretcr ipur0e eridolien.
SIN 3peifeI. 9fid)ter: So,
fiibIen sic ocnn ME @epiiiensbiiie?
Strold: 9eiBen tut's mid idon
oft genrg, ober iH bob nit geuubt,
6ab 0os bonn @etpiIien fommtl
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

@eniigen,0. Game: Wfeine
Sodter bat iif oieien Sommer in
einem SaOe a~ufgebalten, pel9es nur
bon 2amen beiudt mar.
SEER: ga 6at Die Sur wobl ailh
nidt Den erplnidten grfolg gebobt?
Game: ., oof, meme Sodter bat
lih nit oem Yaoearst peSiobtl
- 8 me6t 9ohtar Gum eintre-
tenoen Gater): Sd babe loe5en Sra-
men gelo1t, als Die Glla nit ibrem
b6Bliden 9erlobten r~oruberging.
8ater; Qann blcib' nnr glei1 bel
sen Sr1ten. oenn Ocin Srdntigam
bat iceben abgcihricben.
8efonoers! 6rdulein:
Manner iino sir alio lebr lpnlpa
tbiidj.
GrcunOin: Sa. beiouOers bclrats'
Iuitige.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
edeiOmns int Gil5nostempu.

Sic 2onooner @belAeiOungsge.
ridte 1aben i'd OurA Die Sdnel-
ligfeit, nit Der lie anaeiid)ts Der
INNER b0ber lteigenoen Slut Der
@beideioungsflager 81 arbclten &C.
n0tigt iinO, cine loldye &outlne an
geeigaet, CAP lie audi Die pcrwldelt-
item 6GQe i'm gil5ugstempo erleoi-
gen. Zen S6ncligfeitsreforO bat
tiir5ltd) Der 9tibter Cir Seilri Gute
autgcIteut, ser es fertiggebrodt bot,
an einem Gag Al gbcideiOungsur-
teile gu fallen, paS einem gurh,
i1nitt Don 6Ha Wiinuten fir icoct
Gaa entiprift.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

9otanifdes. Ger aauf'
Mlontt 2ilientbol unterbdlt iid init
Dem Sanoelsmarm Gobn. Gr miro
bon Oieiem beltdnOig 8lumentbal ge-
nonnt, 10 OaB linn ihlieBliA Die @c-
oulo reiBt, uno er 8u Gobn ipri6t;
Sab if o'r MI ido geiagt b%unoart-
nal, ooB id bin ser 2%ilientbal uno
nidt ser 8lumentbal."
@ail5 eridredt entgegnet Gobn:
v@ott, Moies uno Die YropbetenI Sc
eb6es ee ellie fee 9lum'?"
9eim 3nuberer. Soret
e., mann @ mas fonnerL loiien g
bod NAL meme alte Oerihwin0cn!
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
.0ffenher3ia. sSunae g

-0ffenber5ig. Sunge ga
me: Nun, Grid, mann wirit on bid
oenn nun perloben2
&ulin Grid: Ad, meibt Oa, i6
beirote iiberbaupt nidt. Sic SAere-
reien, oie man crit bot, Biz man elm
Mt1oden nit Gels 6efommt, uno
bat man enolid ems, Oann brauGt
es aaes ielberl
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

&Gte: @orum ieuf5t Ou oenn 10
bel?
Glib: ad, i'd Iiebe unO weroe
geliebtl
aate: SEQ, 90 tounit OH ia iibcr.
gliidlih ieinl
Glib: ad nein, eben nidt, es 1T
Ia IeiOer ni6t OerIelbe Wann !
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

-nnperbeiratet. Maoo:
vSunge, mas fdat Dir elm, mid bier
10 ab6ufulien?"
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

Totient: Gonn modte ih lieber
Bier einnebmen uno oenfen, es Jet
IMeoi5in."
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

w
es iid wiOOer
eiual in Sen Gopp
geiest, ooB ie
&elp baipwe nuB;
id ipeiB nit, no
ie Ole @i0ies Der.
friege Oubt, an.
per iuenn e
8umlnen, 81 e
Sroidebiug CLUB
geb6rc ouDt unO
bieieios Oas nod
All 0rei o00er pier
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

Der 9atient. ar8t: sic
pouen Die Meoi5in nidt cinnebnlen?
Oenfen sic bod, es lei Bier"
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

81 amtmann G9nauser mar bonn
Shul5
BUN @ittag@gfe GLADE;
Gr ii9 bann III I'LL bat ii6 9'frcllt
nff g @einle I'LL Or grate.
lin g bat ent s'i6ulcdt, 10 baB er iid
SIM Suffer II 10 9'tuiegt bat;
Sod 8 bat en- g'ipunoert, onB nor er
6 Geruiettle frie9t bat.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

g~dderiunJc: SOFT, Giefe, porum
ocnn mid, Sic limo ia oo6 nod 10
unpermebltl"
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

gr frogt oeittpes Die Sra bonn Gdulo.
$50 9 @iprdd Or 2anf bat gnomme:
.uSra Gdul5, fuarum bab i1 aIlei'
6 Serpiett betomme?"
r9err Nmttnann," Iaet EN- eduI5 Iei'
sra
lin bubt berIege i1aue,
sOiei' Mann I'm id, mir brau6e's net,
Wlir slpei oubn nig perlauel"
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

Sc pergebt cine @eile, oa orin-
gen aus Dem Neben5immer oielel,
ben i9aurigen 9rompetent0ne. @r-
5iirnt ltir5t Der &apa biniiber uno
fdbrt Mlar an: ng8ie fonnit Gn
mid 10 onliige1t, no lit Die Erom-
pete?~
nab, Gapa, i6 babe iie meinqm
@ru0er Sons 9eidenft,
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
0aenrr Sdtrribrbrtrt Nts
pbiIipp 5aMerampter.

alein Iieber SER @cooftiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

Sauptmonn: gso5u broudbt ou oenn a @ewe6r, ou bait bod
a 9anone sum SdieBcn!
&anonter: So, toaBt, &auptma, i'm aanonenrobr brldten
Qro6 Spuscu, uno oe mo6f oob net itora!
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
sefsIot.

Mor bot iid bon eiucm Ganlera-
ben cine Srompctp eiliOeiuidelt ltno
bIdit oaraui aus 2cibcSfrdftcn, iebr
gum MiBpergrniJen ocs Scrrn va
pa, Der 5u inn iagt:
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

nW3or, i6cnf sic Grompete eiIlem
onocren 8ubcn, i9 gebe Dir Damn
cine Warf."
Wtar peripri6t es, erbdlt OaS
@elo uno gcbt uergnii0t oapon, Inn
Die Srompete bcr5ui6enfen
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
PLAYS GAME IN
SEMlC0NSCI0US
STATE IS CLAIM
Star Halfback Did Not Re.
member Game After It.
Was Over

Dallas. Tex. oct. sl.-Hubert WALL
!hg, g.LN. ". halfback, who ran %
Yards for Z touchdown after intercept
ting y pass in tho s. NJ. U.-Oklahom2
Aggies game Saturday. was inv semi
conscious state whom he made the run
and for the remainder Of the Sams &C
cQrding to developments At the uni
vsrsity the mex dky.
Although no played stellar football
all tho timo he remained in the game.
hs knew nothing about It afterwards.
After the first psr1od Welling asked
Jordan Owsnhy. student photographer
on the Side line what the score was
at least Ntns times ana what period It
was nearly ~ mAny times. 80 Owen
by says.
1t develops that Waliins was kicked
on the back Of the head in the firs,
minutes OF play and It Is supposed his
semi -uneonSpious atAts resulted.
He ala not completely regain. his
normal state OF mind until the next
day whah he asked students in tho
dqrmitNry wAsre no lived, what the
score was and whore the game was
played,
'Coanhsa and athletic officials at
the 8. N.Y.. aver that when Walling
received the blow on the head, he
stopped thinking but continued to
play through instinct,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31

Five New Hockey Teams
Taken Into National Or
ganizaHon

Pittsburgh, oct. al.-Fve new elubs
WILDE seen In actten IN the United
States Amateur H9ekey asaooiGtion
this coming season, Two new clubs
were admitted during the final SEES:
sion Of the annual linsetihE here.
The new entrants ars the Boston
Hockey club. and this Wetorias, Of
Boston; the Royal bang club and, tho
Canadian Hockey club. both Of New
York and the. NilyaukeS club.
Tho aAsorlatipp will III divided into
two g~ronps--thS' eastern aid W&atArn.
Tho western group Win " cptpposed
Of Plttshprgh, Cleyalahd,F st. Paul,
Duluth, Ayeleth. MINI. and AilHau-
kae.
The eastern group comprises Res-
ton A. A., H6itonl Hockey club. Vic
ali Of Boston; Quaker City OF
PhiladslphlA; At. Ntch1laSnn Royal
RANK aud Canadian Hockey CLUB. ali
81 New York, ali OF teW York and
Wsstnpinittsr Of NsN Haven,
An Amendment tpNths rules adopted
today makes It necessary TO play. al
gAme1 70 . ftniah. The free atSis Of
play tot the gotI tender was rscom.
Inv : mshn.e. WITH Rlsy us wv ssetst,a RI i II i
a central board Of. r~sesress, undo,
sup ervisioh Of P%rstident W. 8. HAd,
dock, waa Rppointed.. y
OFFICERS elected today were;
W. 8. Haddoek, president; Roy D
achoolsy, secrst1ry-tteasuky: ". G
Gordon HsEett, Vice president.
made public later.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
GOLF ASSOCIATION
STANDING ON OWN LEGS

Z New York, Oct. S0,-Havlng attain
cd strength to stand on its own legs,
without support. the Professional
Golfers 0ssociatio next year, will
provide cash prizes. out of Its funds,
instead Of accepting donations from
individuals. as 1t previously has done.
1t was said today.
At the same time. the committee
will consider the proposal of dividing
the country in two sections. east and
west, for q preliminary elimination in
keeping the field entrants in\the ma
tional cha mpionship tournament down
to $50. Seventy-fiv players Of each
section would be qualified to enter
fbr the titular event. p
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
M'CRAW BUYS
JACK BENTLEY
Purchase Price Reported to
Be $4,000 In Cash and
Four Players.

Now YORK.. Oct. S.--Bapehlll
circles were aEog today ovsp the
acquisition by the worlds champion
Giants yesterday Of Jack bentley,
star batsnan and pitcher OF tho
Baltimore International league club.
for Z reported consideration Of S50.-
900 IN cash and four players. Club
oticlsls declined to CONFIRM reports Of
the purchase prios. but baseball mcn
ranked tho deal In Importance with
tho sale Of Jimmy o'Connoll to tho
Giants tor $4,000 and Willie Kamm
to the White sox for n 10000. both
from the san Francisco club Of the
PAc!ho Coa1t league.
bentley 10 ondpof tho most versatile
stars In the minor Leagues. He In u
veteran, having performed with
Washington In this American leaEuo
from 1919 to 1915, but his reputation
Az . homo run sluSGer. pitcher and
all around star has bean gained in the
past rev ssasons % an important COZ
In the machine Jack Dunn has
piloted to several international league
fags. Ho 10 20 years old.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
MICHIGAN STAR
NOT INELIGIBLE
Charges That He Has Play
ed Too Long Are un-
founded
(By The A.socIated rress.)

~ sSS~'k
Chicago. Oct. 31.-Milton Robey,
star halfback of the University of
MichtSan eleven, is not playing in vio-
lation of conference eligibility rules
Mr.. John L. Griffith, athletic commits
Aion of the Western conference, ant
pounesd last night after Investigating
reports that Robey had played three
years: of college football before coming
to Michigan.
The Wolverine star, 1t was revealed,
entered the student army training
corps at Phillips university in the fall
Of 1913. played 8. A. T. c. football
during the year but was mustered out
Dec. IL and did not enter the uni
verssty again until the fall Of 1919.
The conference rules provide that 8.
A. r. c.. football competition does not
count AZ intercollegiate competition.
Robey was captain of the football
eleven at Phillips in 1919, which
counted a his first a Of college
competition. He completed ono year
at Michigan, and the present year
makes his third.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
BOARD
BARS TEAM ON.
TECHNICALLY
Cavalier and Fargo, and
Williston and Bismarck
In Finals.

Grand Forks nnd Valley City have
been eliminated from the football
tournament for tho North Dakota
high school championship by tho state
high school athletic league board Of
control made up of Tisha Of Fargo
higA school, Love Of Mnndan, and
Snuvhin Of Devils Lake. The infor-
nation was received horc in v round
about way yesterday morning and lat.
only notice tho local high sGhOol au.
fhoritIca had IN tho matter.
Authoritative, reports were received
through Bismarck that on Sunday
Tlghe had wired the superintendent Of
Bismarck high school offering tho
BISMARCK team II game In Fargo on
Friday for tho state championship.
h wire Ia said to have claimed WILL
liston. Valley City and Grand Forks
Understood that Willlston has sen In
mn afndnvit to tho effect that tho dues
from that school had bssn paid.
GamGa Arranged.
Az now arranged Fargo will play
Cavalier at Fargo on Saturday and
| WilliRton and Bismarck will clash IN
the west. tho two winners to play on
Tor tho cham pionship ut a later data.
Local authorities arc indignant over
the action Of the board In ruling out
thin school ana Valley City m Y tech
I nicnlity and It IL probable that \ for
nal protest will be flied today. The
fact that the Fargo principal IL prcai-
don't OF tho board and active In tho
matter, makes tho feeling hers all the
more bitter. and 1t has ever boon
termed poor workmanship.
The legality Of tho ruling 10 not
questioned. but superintendent w. c,
Stcbbins Hnid that this was tho first
%intimation that tho fec from this
lechool had not been scnt In and that
no notice had evcr bean received call
ina attention to tho delinquency. He
said that no had supposed the tee had
Ebeon scnt, n last night said that ~
no had not looked the matter up, he
could not state TINT 1t had not been
sont. Ho called attention to tho fact
\ that Grand Forks had boon a member
OF tho league for fifteen years and be-
l1eved that tho school should b shown
Saome consideration In the matter.
Valley City Old Member.
It n not known what action will he
taken by the Valley City high school,
but that school also has been active
in tho athletic league Tor msf,y years
and has y clean record, Valley City Ia
the undisputed champion OF the
southeastern district, having won cy-
cry start this season,
No ono here has been ahle TO az
plain the drastic action " The beard.
Grand Forks and Cavalier are both
undefeated IN the northeast district
and were TO have played of for the
district championship this weak.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
DEMAND
TIPS IN ENGLAND

London.-tByth the AaeocaatSd Psess.>i
-0raft amoa1 Hasttsh npa!eipal
tipping ha1 Asen long observed
that some olassss of govarnMsnt
veIkaF.. notably the postMen. ds.
lit sueesss sssi,e.er, ia .
eASSioRAbls WestMlHeeef section fof
lSaSsN eavs essa sssEaIdsa {pr
Duct Stripes Tor thus h6ttiAe up
hnUsohol1e Fs. They demanded .
shlllns 4 week. Tor eech Aolse and
eSyn0 Q& this ho0saholders oSWplalned
tGstSA couAty councils.
NoW. the council has rseAtved = PEE
ttlee from the rubbish ~collSetors
pre4esHng AgAtnst the DuptaAm0At 81
tbs Nlg6t ana declaring that ali
kSasAASN cp~lleotors. reeeive regular
ttpa. Tho council in its reply Ays
the reSulAtlOns forbid both ASklpg and
fesslytqx tips, and AppsslS 10 the
kDuDeASaAern TO withhold them.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
CLAIMS O'DOWD HAS
VIOLATED CONTRACT

Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 31.--An in
junction restraining promoters from
phil O'Dowd Of Columbus, and Peter
zivic OF New York. was issued In
common pleas court late yesterday
to Robert Cline, who says he's
O'Dowd's manager, Cline represented
in agreeing to participate In .
bout tonight O'Dowd had violated q
contract with him.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
COYOTE MINERS WIN
OVER NORMAL SCHOOL

Madison, s. D.. Oct. 3l.--&0uth Da-
kota School OF Mines Of Rapid City
defeated the Eastern State Normal
football eleven here yesterday by
the score Of IL to :. Neither team
scored during the ftrst half but In the
third quarter the Miners made q
touchdown by line smnshss in which
fullhack Lund starred. In the fourth
quarter Lund made q ,ls yard run Tor
another touchdown but the maners
failed to Kick goal.
The Normal's points came in the
third quarter whSn 4 Miners punt
blocked. and the Normal made q
safety from their own ten yard line.
Tho game was almost entirely
straight football.
Tho nutmeg ia the kornsl Of the
fruit OF . tropical tree,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31

REDS ANGLING FOR
RUDE, BENTON AGAIN

ClnolnnHti. Oct. 31.--Negotlations
nre IN progress which are erected to
culm!nata IN tho return to the Cin-
clnnatl Nationals Of John G. tRubel
Benton, star southpaw OF the 81. Paul
American association champions. It
was with the Cincinnati club that
Benton begun his big league career.
twelve years ago.
President August Hermann has
opened correspondence with Manager
Mike Kelly NJ the Saints with Il view
Of GloainE u dNel for the big loft
hAndsr. Kelly Mas snid that he did
rot want to part with Benton. but
would not stand In tho way II Benton
could improve himself In his profess
sion.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
DAKOTA WESLEYAN WINS.

Mitchell. 8. D., Oct. 31.--Dakpta
Wesleyan playing N their home fisld
yesterday piled % points against the
squad Of the Northern Normal and
Industrial school of Aberdeen, while
the visitors failed to score, the game
ending 20 to 0. The Wesleyan squad
made touchdowns IN the first, third
and last quarters.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
Ask FIR lnternatisnal
Skating Tournament

>st. John, N. D., Oct. s1.--A request
that this city be the scene .ot the In
ternationel outdoor amateur 4kstinE
championship meet next ElntSr has
'baen inadssSt ths Maritime fakAtln6 as
apelat4an which, meets u MeRttssel on
vision that thu 'prceseda - ~ orphann-
ages here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-31
M MIS- AND
0VERCONFDEllCE
LOST CONTEST


!Ths unlyerdty Oh North Dakota
football team, dafsaaed last Saturday
" q, Thomas eous1s, started work
ysstsrAays In preparation for the game
next EaturdaX wttANthe AEEiss at Far
60. Coach Dhvts spent aSiersater part
~ the time going over tnts-PlAys Of the
Cadet gan0, which were numerous
and which the coach eatd Yves one
AZ several reasons why the eame was
s !sst; Ms sl .ss Il. I part tStt q 9b st,so 1 oy w5,
: costly lesson. &c was 4 spod one.
Davis blamed every, man on the
team TOR the showing Of the Flicker
tain last week. HS raid that there
wss' hardly 4 play ran OF against the
gaIpt@ Ia which at least one player
wts not wrobg in. He sald wrong
plays were used when the. several OPP
>hoEtHnitiea to score presentsd them
lelves and hs sal4 that ether members
1t thu bAek6eld> we're A. much to
aet advising him 1Is q the right one to
Blow To Students
The defeat IA 4: blow to the followers
Of the North Dakota team. which was
WV u 4VVA " ktkH A0Ak. W IA - AANN~
artails were hesten by = team they
should have won. over BY at least two
t9Yehaownrs, makes the loss all the
The university team came Though
saturdays game, without injuries and
unless serious accidents take place
durthE the week, Davis will put his
lineup intact against the Bison. Dope
gives the local team the edge over the
Akgtes. but there 50 little to base p
comparison on.s Cutting ia. said to
bit It has not been tried out against
teams Of any strength and all games
have been wPn BY overwhelming
Because Of this the Agile defense
Will be greatly handicapped, while
North Dakota has played four import
ant contests against Minnesota, the
two South pekota teams and st.
Thomas, all"pk which worked the
Fliekertail dafense>to the limit.
Hope Fer Gaod Game
Preparations are bsing made for n
Of the old fashioned battles at Fargo
and. It Il hoped on the university cam
pus that 1T wrll be a game Of that
kind. The university has won the last
two games with the Aggies with little
tfOupte ana q I6Gt 'LHAL tho NoEth
| Central intercollegiate conference title
Is involved as well Al the state title,
makes the event tho more interesting.
The game will be the homecoming
event OF tho Agricultural college and
IA great crowd Is expected to attend
tho Eane. The Aggle school is at
tempting to stage q comeback in at
letlcs and has engaged Cutting to help
pull the football team opt of the hole.
Some Of the birds OF Eastern Eur
ope travel AZ tar as Japan for the win.
ter.