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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
M00RE-P0ST0N SHOE 1 w
MAN IS BUYING STOCK

n. n. Thomas ~ the Mooreroston
Company lett yesterday for Now York
and other eastern points 10 bus o stock
~ mld.scason footwear for the Amarillo
store The Moore.posion shoe deiart-
ment has grown 10 rapidly, Mr.. Thomas
says that Il has become necessary 70
make shoe purchases twice "a year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13

GlO aero tract ~ klnd In Ochlltrca
county, has running water and S3,cno.uO
loan duc IA 1925 at 60, trade for Ana.
rIllu residence.
Good brick residence. east front and
on pavement, al clear OF debt, Ia trade
for section uf land near Amarlllc, or
Canyon. Texas.
sli,pOo.oO stock OF g,Aegal mcrchan'
disc IN good live Panhandle town to-
trade for good section or half section
Of land viii assume or nay difference.
Party with $4,000 cash to buy small
residence on North Sllc. What have
you to offer. We ATE ready SO trade.
Some oAi1, good bargains In cast front
lots. See VI quick.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
REAL. ESTATE
CII0ICE RANCH FOR SALE.

VIII sell either four or sir sections
Of good smooth sandy chocolate loan
mesquite grass land with plenty OF wa.
ter. Has three wells and windmills
with tanks. three surface tanks and
water IN the creek the year round.
Improved with io.room two.stary
stone house with bath. electric iights
and water IN house. electric stove. Iron
etc. Barn. sheds. corrals and granarles.
chicken houses. etc. All fenced and
cross fenced. 100 acres in cultivation.
Also has stone store building with
small stock Of groceries. light hard.
ware and drug sundrles. post0ifice In
store. Good sione school house located
on ranch. This property only i5 miles
from railroad.
Price. 5000 per acre. rs cash and
long tlmo on balance. Win take a good
residence In Amarillo. an part payment.
SEARS q SEARS.
Phone 1888 Room 20 Num- Bldg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
Winter Membership
Campaign is Planned
by Wheat Growers

The bard - directors ~ the TaNns
Wheat Growers Asroclnsion win meet
IN Amarillo Mondny, September ~. The
principal business {, come boiore tho
directors VIII be ,llsrussion Of plans for
staging winter membership cam.
lglgu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13

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nfh isH nH in f
lNNI
ifftI Itf F'I.IIi I.N
aH| maI| HHII tHfH HHI..
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ifFl lHpH HN HaImli.I ga "a.
t.iN HIai Asl i.ttt Ell 4iHt
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r4iNfH aalaHs uil ieN NHfi
~. IA. is.'if 800 ''FHl''HsH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
Woman u Iii~d.

Florence Walton paid fine In Judge
G. q. Lands court ON a charge Of using
abusive language over the telephone.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
ROOMS FOR RI.N1

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ron RENT Room Tor rent. 500 Tay-
Tor. Phone 1873.
WANTLD--One or two refined meI TO
fcnt nicely furnished front room. with
bath. IN private home. SOD East Third
Street Phone 3S5. Two blocks ~ hest
eating house IN town.
-----=--=-----. 49, -----s--------=-----------
For RENT fumirhrd rooms. s2j.
Phone il17. 900 North Fillmore.
-------.--.-------- r----- -
rOR RENT--Caragc. 1908 Fillmore.
s-------------> -
FOR REST Nice he'd room Ia private
home. Board Il desired. can sos lfill'
moro So. /.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
clean bed rooms; private home;
1902 Harrison. Phone 2633-W.
WANTED-On VI two school children
or working girl 10 board and room. 3OI
No. Pierce. Phone aGai'J.
FURNISHED room. 300 Polk. Under
new management.
For RENT--l.argo pleasant bed room
connected with bath Phone 1872 i0i
buchanan 81.
FOR RENT Modern. close In BED
room. s95O ana $3.50 pei week. Phone
50. 200 buchanan.
For nENT-lunlshed room. strictly
modern. SOC Buchanan.
ron RENT--A lady teacher desires
20 share room with another teacher.
Phone 15i.
For l,ENT-largc. nicely furnished
southeast bcd r00m, Convenient 10
hlgh school. Terms reasonable. Gentle
man or teacher preferred. 1904 lIarrl.
sun. Phone 6G1.
lOR i,ENT--l'ront bed room. private
entrance. convenient to bath. Newly
Iapcrod ana painted. zoo Tyler.
------------------------
For l,ENT--l'ront bed room furnished.
ljV9.A Taylor 81 Phone si3a.W.
------------------ -
LARGE south room, close In. Phone
1860.
fOR EENT--Nicc bedroom la private
home, cheap. 7Oi Tyler.
fDR nENT-I.argc desirable bcd room.
every convenience. 1Oi Pierce 81.
--------------------------
ToR RENT Bed room. steam heat.
no, aud cold water, Just across the
street from auditorium. 40 buchanan.
e----------------------
foH l,ENT-Two large b.d rooms IN
private home. cl,ec In. Call 2ois.
---------------------
fuk REST Three or four unfurnished
rooms call at SOS Fillmore.
-
lOi. liENT-- Nlcc front led room
clvuet. adjoining hath. also garage. "a
nice refined gentleman Ct lady. 1904
I Fillmore l'hun. ilCa.W.
foH HENT-lied room; gentlemen only
! l'hOnc iIss. sos Harrison street
/ - ---..------- ----r' 49,
Z lOl lsENT Two Modern unturnirhet
rooms. 30, lanocln
--------s---s-------e. -
| FOH l,ENT-li.lroum with runninI
hot and cold water. Ras heat Appl,
Belmont Apartments Phone i3ip.
FOL, RENT He'd room AMI garage
1895 Harrison. l'hOne gfsG.
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I lBIt nENT titYtfurfahls lad roof,l
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The
Panhandle Music Co.

pl.ANt3li PIANO S'E'lAiiSTS
loo D.. Cth 81 Amarillo, TcAl-
HOME OF TiiE NiCrI.ol.A"
ron SAt.E-ENtrn good wheel, cheap.
Phone as5.
SODA FOUNTAINS. drug and confcc'
tlonrry fiAtures, Complete outfits.
sn'all cash payment down. balance easy
r.unihly mymen,s Have several slight
y used fountains. ALSO ,bug aud confoc
tonrN outfi,s M rciuc,d pricc- Write
a. wire fur prices nud terms. Glornlsr
Fountain 60, nailns. ToNss.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13

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mere hays ~ sslI ihs pslly ksss
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13

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IN Amssllls w Asrssshss 18th,
Mxss hsss . sa1 flssss Elss sei
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
Askew, Short, Durham
and Parton
REAiSORs
Rooms "a and IS FuQua Bldg.
Phone G5
Investments

quarter block. l5czli0, cas-, front cor.
nor. east uf Poll. Price $1,000: one.
,hntl cash will handle.
Al s0l Pierce slrssi. i90xii0 feet.
with thrca modern houses; just two
blocks from post office In tho pUth of
future business. Price ai0,sVp. $500
cash. balance arranged oFuit.
Modern broom house on South TAYLOR
street. pavement, garage, cement drive.
trees and lawn. Price only $1,000; terms
10 suit
i,ooming house. An furniture and
complete cquipmen, Ton l0rpom house.
Price only $3.50. Don't MISS this.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
Odon Land Co.

Odom Land Co.
Phcnc III
Hay lpnum liuidlng.
over White 4 Kirk.
Residence Phone il2.
------------
FoN SALE OH TRADE-A bargain
new house, 1894 Lincoln street; five
rooms and bath two halls. good base
pen,; garage aud ouibulldings. Prefer
house or let ia San Jacini0. g. ,.
RAIDER. 1874 Lincoln.
FOR sAI.E.-onr $1,000 . per cent loan
contract. VIII mature in few mon,ha
| Phone $50.
For sAI.E--Onc lot In i.akoyiew add
ton. lpock ~. lot I, $500. $3.50 cash.
| balance 1880 per month. Phone i1J.
/ .. ...---. - -
NICE Hume IN Clarendon To- trade for
small acreage near Amarillo. suitable
for chickens. Warren A pubbs, Car'
.sc~.,>..e~~~~~~~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HOUSES FUk kxNl
!
FoR IsENT--troom modern house.
tos Harrison. Phone s9s.
FOR RENT--G.room brick apartments
with basement and garage. Phone Dr.
Walker. 3sl or i9s,
NlR RENT--siy room modern house.
close IN. Phone giss.
FOR Rl.NT-ThreeIo furnished
duplex apartment SOC Jefferson ssV
Phone so.
I ili,NiSliTp apartment ior rent. Tor
three month period en- long'r flls IL
ene Of the incest apartments In the city,
has i've roms ana hath ana Is very
uletly aud completely furnished, owner
l,ayng cily for winter aud VII rent 10
/ drrimhic party; has garage and II ON
IAycd street. In lest residence district
ihouo SOS ur address iioX Z. n, care
News.
IRON nENT Handsomely furnished
house. s0ol Taylor Phone iiN.
VACANT September aiih. mo'l,rn In
every way, four roum uuinfnlshvd
apartment With gara.s Phone siic'
- - = - - - - - -. -
fOR RENT servants housc NJ lies
jackson.
fpR RkNT--ons ilpQm house, ssg
per month, ioli Nss, 'lh, Phone
iss1.
ttIi I,isNT,-s fouln modern house
Phone .aia
ron RENT Furnished house % apart
menla, Apnly siu Harrison ~.
Wild share mf hums with tive slih
~ coupls, Don't ulud chilli rhpnq
.laiaW.
I fuN iENT-ihsl ,aaa houto. aul
Norh Giant rhons hli'
lluB NEST rec recon- iugnl,h.i house
AlHi, so Csrulni N rhpnn iai,
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liaits'A Nliaet lil'
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FOR SALE

A bargain. Groom modern home,
southwest par; of town; N.50o.OO cash
win handle. balance Easy.
large broom house. east front lot,
san Jaclnto. $4,000. 10000 cash; bal
ancc easy. The lot is worth tho money,
We have good buys In homes aud va
can, lots In Amarillo and San Jacin;o
on easy terms. lleiter buy NOW whilo
times are dull and get bargain.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
G[ODAYS
AGAMES
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Innings.
Indian polls O2O 0
Ioleoo ooo l
Seib and Kruger; Mccullough and
kocher.
Score by Innings r. H. e.
Louisville ..... $50 900 0o0-3 10 3
Columbus ..... 1O1 100 OO1-4 10 1
DeBerry and Brottem; Gleason and
Hartley.
Innings.
Milwaukee
Gearin and Myatt; Hal and Coma
les.
Innings.
Kansas City ,.i
Minneapolis
wilkerson and shinault; Yingling
and Mayer.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis ..................soo o01
Sell and Ainsmith; KeckS and
Chicago 40 900 o3o-4 10 o
Pittsburgh ....201 1913 o0x-7 IA 1
Alexander. Cheeves, Jones and
O'Farrell; Glazner and Schmidt.
New York ....o1o 900 osoI 3; =; = !
Philadelphia 200 900 101-2 s /
,McQuillan and Snyder; Ring and
Henline.
Boston .oe1 90 800
Miller and o'Netli; Grimes and Mil
Ter, Deberry.
secong game Innings
Chicago 9 20
Pittsburgh .001 10
Osborne and Wirts; Brown and
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
fPhiiadelphia ..o1o ooi ool--s II 8
Boston 900 900 001-I 6 o
Ogden and Perkins, Pennock,
lPiercy and Chaplin.
IGleveland !. q. I. 81 ,eii 80,
,EdwsFds lid u Seven; II. ban
ksnshtp md Yarya.n. i,
Esss ! s:s IS So 5 5.s,s-;Is !
ssssss. ehsssity 5opss .ad
s!:' ;::;' I.':T::; !:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
TO ORGANIzl,E[; q
\. SECTION; &c
~ 80. - -
OK. I. trail.
Delegates From Eastern
Counties to Attend Good
Roads Session Sept. 10.

The North Dakota division Of the
King of Trails highway will be organ
ICED when delegates 'front.' the counties
IN eastern North Dakota convene for
the Good Roads" meeting to be held
at HtllsbOro September 10. according
to membefs OF the committee making
arrangements, for the session.
Ernest a; Pratt, general manager
for n national board of directors.
after spending a. month in the COM
'munAties along the line of the pro-
posed route, states that great enthu-
siasm has been manifested and ex-
poets avery .wideawake state organi-
cation. to be formed at the meeting
and Immediately after the route
logged. mapped and marked.
Local Man Responsible.
This great change was brought
about by q representative from Grand
Forks, who appeared at the last board
Of directors meeting of the national
organization and presented argu-
ments sufficient to warrant that body
handing down authority to proceed
with the. profnulsation of the North
Dakota route as the official line be-
tween Breckenridge. Mimi. and the
international boundary line. The
tentative route will be through. the
towns Of Wahpeton. Fargo, Hillsboro.
Grand Forks, Grafton and. Pembina,
and the various other communities
between these points. :,
In a communication to The Herald
MI. Pratt says that in addition to the
regular routine business of adopting
a. constitution and bylaws. election of
oflcers and laying out a definite route
at the convention. ways and means
for; laying out and carrying on an
an orm program Of publicity and
advertising will be discussed along
with a program of cooperation with
the North Dakota State Good: Roads
association and the, other interests in
the promotion of good roads in the
entire state, as well aseini the particu-
lar communities along thestrail.
Promote Better Roads.
The King Of Trails, association has
been in continuous operation as a
national body. devoting its entire in
come and influence for the promotion
of permanent roads for six years and
a scrutiny of the state highway de-
partment maps of the various states
is a silent tribute to ..public, spirited
citizens who have made this work
possible. =
The slogan of this great<highway is
Pathway Joining Nations and,
according to statements issued. by. the
administration of the association, this
will be true in every sense of the
word in that in a very short time the
southern terminus will Abe ,moYed
from Brownsville, Texas, to the City
OF Mexico, The north end of the
road il at Winnipeg.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
LEGION RECEIVES
ROUTINGS FOR TRAIN
TO NATIONAL MEET

The Grand Forks post No. 6 Of the
American Legion Is in receipt Of de
tailed information regarding the
makeup and routing Of the special
train for North Dakota ,Legionaires to
the national convention, which will
be held at New Orleans next month.
The train proper viii be made up
in st. Paul and sleepers will be
placed at points in North Dakota as
needed.
The car out Of Grand Forks win be
taken on No. 80 the evening OF ,Octo-
Der IS. The train will probably leave
New Orleans on October 81 at 4 a. m.
The rates from Grand Forks have
not been secured as yet, according
to Adjutant Joe Rabinovich. but the
round trip fare, including surcharge
from the Twin Cities. will be $6o.72.
Fol- n person occupying a standard
berth alone, including all expenses
except meals. the trip will cost $77.s6,
and for two persons occupying
standard berth; $3.50 each:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09

(Continued From Page IL
1891 final estimate Of 2,534,00 and
the 5-year average Of 5.0s5. 900 BUSH
els. Flax for the United States on
September l is placed at .S2.7% Of q
normal condition f~orecasting q pro-
duction Of 11.729,0o0 bushels COM
pared with $4,000 final estimate
for 1921 and ~10,972.000 the 5-year
average.
Potatoes North Dakota and q. s..
Potato prospects in North, Dakota
were reduced in practically all dis
itricts by August heat and drouth
with disease a contributing factor,
condition decline on September l be-
ing 8 points and the interpreted pro-
duction decline zoos, 900 bushels from
the August 1 forecast. September !
condition was placed at so % Off nor
NAL, which is still we'll above that
of a year ago and the 10 year average
and with the greatly increased acre
age in the state this year indicates
a production of 100000 bushels
compared with Ills 900 bushels the
final estimate for 1921 and .6,34S, 900
bushels the 5-year average In the
United States September 1 condition
is placed at 1881 Of q normal indi-
eating production Of 43s,398, 900 BUSH
els against 346.823,00O the final es-
innate for 1921 and is73,417.000
bushels, the Swear average: ~ - :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
Band To Giue
Last Concert
OF The Season

The Grand Forks Municipal band
will give its tenth and last concert
of the summer tomorrow afternoon.
The concert will be given in Central
park at 8 o'clock. The program fol-
lows: ;
Boston Commandery March. 49,.
Observation-Disclosures. F. M. Carter
Selected @
Eleanor .. Jessie L. Deepen
Dream Picture of the South E
.....B Lampe
Fox Trot. Nobody Lied. Weber
Selection, "Buddies". ...B. c. lillian
Romany Love........J j. S. Jamecnik
Grand Selection, "Old Favorites'
NJ. l.. Lake
March, THE American Red Cross
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
LAY PLANS FOR
BOYS DIVISION
Committee to Meet Next
Wednesday; News Boys
Banquet to Be Repeated!

The boys work committee of the
Grand Forks Young Mems Christian
association will meet in the Y. NJ. c.
A. building at s o'clock mex Wednes-
day afternoon. September 10. to dis
cuss plans for the fall and winter ac-
tivities in the boys. department, an
nounced Arthur Tweet, business and
boys secretary, today.
1t is understood that members Of
the committee have already unoffi-
cially agreed that the news boys
Christmas banquet. which proved a
pronounced success last veal will be
repeated again this year
About rs little "newsies" attended
the affair last year An animated ses-
sion on the gymnasium floor and a
swim in the "Y" pool were followed by
a big banquet rendered the boys. r.
H. Fadden had charge of the affair.
1t is planned to make the boys de-
partment of the association more at
tractive than ever this year. The COM
mittee will aim to formulate a pro-
gram of activities more extensive than
any previously attempted, it was stat
ed.
Members of the committee are: DR..
H. w. F. Law. chairman, J. H. Ruet-
tell, C. E. Ladd. T. B. Elton. W. w.
Blain. Homer Dixon and Rev. E. o.
A~rmbruster.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
HEAVY RAIN SAVES
WISCONSIN CITY.
FROM FOREST FIRES

Muskoda, Wis, Sept. "a heavy
thunder shower yesterday afternoon
saved this city from the ravages of
a prairie, fire which swept through
northern Grant county, causing in
jury to six persons and damaging
crops. "
The blaze was put out by 400 fire
fighters at the edge ofstown after rain
had aided them in 'getting the fire un-
der control. Three persons seriously
son for. hospital treatment, while
three others. overcome fighting the
fire. were taken care Of by local doc
tors, -
Sparks fromla passing locomotive
started the fire four miles outside the
CITY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
JAS. E. HALL OF
CRAFTON.DE
Father of Mrs. w. ]. Clare
ofThis City Succumbs !
| tolStroke.

James E. Hail, father OF Mrs. W.
j.. Clare, of this city, died at his home
in Grafton yesterday morning. ac-
cording to- word received here today.
Death followed a stroke Of apoplev.
Last January, while in jamestown,
Mr.. Hall had a slight stroke. but re-
covered rapidly and was in splendid
health during the summer. Early
Wednesday morning he suffered a
second stroke on the opposite side Oh
the body and never rallied. Z
Mr.. Hall was about 81 years old.
He was one Of the pioneer residents
of.ASWdish county-aNd for years was
prominent in political and business
circles. 81 y *
Arrangements. for the funeral have
not been COMPLETED.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
Knights OF Columbus ].
u Elect Officers

Annual electionsof officers .of Grand
Forks council, knights aof Columbus,
will be held at 4 membership dinner
next Monday evening. September II,
at 6:45 o'clock. A new secretary will
be chosen to succeed Edward "A. Ket-
ter, who recently accepted q position
IN the Office OF the Commercial club
tsecretatry.a M ,@.ss l
|. Albert Kjar, Lexington,SKy.. spec
cial supreme agent, will be present 1t
Der Is and deliver an address on the
national K. C.. program for the year.
M. F. Murphy will give an address on
the history Of the local organisation.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
"Sooners" Reported
Shooting Birds And
Ducks Out OF Season

Rumors that numerous hunters
have appeared in several spots thru
out the county of late. armed with
guns and accompanied by bird dogs,
have beer current in the office of the
county sheriff the past few days, it
vas stated today.
Several inquiries as to the identify
of the game warden have been receiv-
ed.
; Empty shells have been found in
several places. it is declared. and 9TH
er evidence that '!sooners" are shoot
ing birds and ducks before the open
ing Of the season is plentiful.
Such practices are directly opposed
to the state hunting laws and are
punishable by severe penalties. stated
members of the sheriff's force.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
COLD MILLION FOR
THREE FIGHTS is
OFFERED DEMPSEY

--.aarL H-e.ttT
New York. Sept. 9.-One mill
lion dollars for three fights was
the prize dangIed before lack
Dempsey. worlds champion
heavyweight boxer today by
James w. Conroth Of San Diego,
Cal.
Jack Kearns, Dempsey's man
agcr,sand Jack are both in syria.
cuse, N. Y, tOday. Upon their
return stSunshine Jim says they
Will have q chat over the mil
lion dollars Offer. Whether the
bOnts would he staged In Mexico
CITY, London, Paris or New York
fs an open question.
wills, brennan, Wiilsrd,AFJohI1
D NIpO, are the Mscn from
whom the three Cont1nsdem for
the t1tJe WIN probably ~ picked.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
Roundup Cancelled
In Favor Oh Circus

The proposed roundup and harvest
carnival contemplated by several To-
cal civic associations has been def
nitefy cancelled, announced E. r.
Montgomery. fair association secre-
tary, yesterday.
Inability to obtain suitable wild west
entertainment features on the date
desired and the circus to be held un-
der the auspices of the local Shrine
temple October Is to 81 were given
for the cancellation.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
WANT ARMY 70 SURRENDER

OnstantlnOpIe Sept. 9.-lBy THe
Associated Press.-Kemalist armts-.
tice terms. according Ito Turkish
newspapers include the surrender OF
the Greek army as q hostage for the
delivery of certain war material. the
Turkish occupation of thu. Anatolian
ports, the immediate evacuation OF
regions devastated by theEGreeks. 4
The Kemalist army occupied the
towns Of BruEa and Gheralek today.
Both places are In faraes:fThe allied
and American consuls in the confer
ence with Mustapha, Renal Pasha
will complete arrangements for the
administration of Smyrna so as to
prevent further disorder and blood
shed. 80
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
TOILETTE FORCES,
CLAIM CONTROL OF
STATE LEGISLATURE

Madison, Wis, Sept. 9.-Control OF
both houses of the Wisconsin legisla-
ture vas claimed Friday afternoon by
the La Toilette Progressive Republic
an headquarters here, after receiving
returns from Milwaukee county show
ing that two of their candidates, Ben
Gentleman and Joseph S. Kaney, had
been nominated for the senate $3.50
Combined with the socialts vote.
they will have II votes in the upper
house a bare majority. without the So
cialist vote in the assembly and not
counting the Milwaukee assemblymen,
the P~rogressives have 50: out Of the
100 members of the lower house.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
MEXICO NAMES
WOMAN FOR SEAT
IN LOWER HOUSE

Albuquerque. N. NJ. Sept. s.-Mrs.
Adelina Otero-Warren, the first wom-
an to be nominated for New Mexico's
representative in congress, was select
de yesterday by the state republican
convention for New. Mexico's single
seat in the lower house Of representa-
tives. w
Mrs. Otero-Warren has been super
intendent Of schools in Santa Fe coun-
ty for four years and is chairman of
the state welfare board. "