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FOR SALE
Watch GRAND Forks Grow

EOI RENI.
$500. all modern 8 room
house and garage On Reeves Ave.
50. 00-Furnished all modern 1 room
fat on Minnesota Ave.
20.O0-Furnished 5 roon-house, all
modern but heat and bath Oh It'll
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$500 room steam heated ft, all
modern but bath.
30.00--6 room house, all modern but
heat, on No. 9Th St.
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and bath.
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So. 4th st. .Et.
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Boulevard Ave.
35.00-6 room house, all modern but
heat on Euclid Ave.
35.00-6 room house. all modern but
heat on Sth Ave,
%. 0O-6 room house, all modern but
heat on Cottonwood st.
FOR SALE.
5 1906. 00-New 6 room all modern house
on Vernon Ave.
$500. 00-New all modern house, large
garage, on Vernon Ave.
10000. 0o-8 room all modern house,
good garage, IN Vernon Ave.
5800.00-5 room cottage, all modern,
with garage, on Belmont Ave.
S600. 90 room house, all modern. or
Belmont Ave. -'
w. HI. Kelsey
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Former Mnot Man Is
Held At miuneappES

Minot, N. D.. Feb. 17~1ack
Knight, a former Minot reddeat and
well known here, IL held by tho Min
neapolis police or a charge OF Ghsadnx
a Cadillac automobile from O. &C.
Martinson, Moorhead jeweler. accord
ing to dispatches received in Minot-
Knight is said to have servo time
in the Minnesota p~enttenttAry under
the name Of Roy O'Rea-
A warrant has been Issued for
Knight and a deputy sheriff from CaM
county is in Minneapolis to return the
defendant.
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Congregationalists
VIII Meet AT Velva

Felva. n. d., Feb. 13.-Rev. D. Earl
and members of his congregation are
making preliminary arrangements for
the annual meeting OF the Minot as
ISOLATION Of Congregational churches
which convenes in Velva, February 20
and 81.
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FOR SALE-RALED HAY. STRAW
n millet by the ton or bale. Call
2516-J.
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CALL 226 FOR BEST DRY Ignite
in the city. Price $6.75 per ton. Prompt
delivery. F. 0. Mallory, agent.
Mallory. Agent.
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SINGLE BED WANTED. IN EX-
change for double bed. 175G-J. :
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LARGE NEWLY DECORATED FUR
nished room with clothes closet, close
in. all modern out heat. 1851.
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CALI. GEOKGD HILER FOR ALL
kinds Of roo delivered. Phone 324o.

1918 Ignite COAL-FLOYD DEITS,
successor to N. r. Lincoln. Call 2757.
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SHOE REPAIRING

FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING
Parcel post paid one way. The Busy
Bee Shoe Shop. 307 DeMers Ave.
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City property-fiomes and building lots.
The Webster Agency. Est. 1882.
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FUR COAT FOR SALE. HOTEL RYAN.
Room g..
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8 ALL MODERN ROoMS-sUITABLE
for light housekeeping. Call at 1101
Dakota Ave. Phone 2455W.
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4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping in all modern house.
sos S. 4th.
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Ignite: COAL, POTATOES. WOOD
delivered. liver Sta5he1in. l747J.
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S-room all modern house. close in, for
sale or exchange. Phone 1888.
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HEl4P-AGENTS.

AGENTS-s0c AN HOUR TO ADvER-
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1898 American Bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ROOMS g RENT

BOARD AND ROoM-FOR 2 GENTLE
men. 1207-J.
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W~lLLISTON DEEP NINE Ignite
s6.75 a ton. delivered. Phone 81. Is
S. 9Th St. E. f. Banks.
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Cat = ypec1Wa - q Ao1e, 66enI
Observation-Disclosures loktod 4tne 2si@3h
lts entire Length Then .dStfsd linz
andgso on. Froid each section unAees
turn over and you'll hnd Z surprising
result. Save the pictures. TAT
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THREE FRONT ROOMS FOR RENT
In Birkholz Block. Colton-Wilder
Grocery Co..
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SIS DAILY EASY--SOMETHING NEW.
"Simplex Ironing Board Covers" Big
S. first hour. W. j.. Lynch, BIS,
Springfield, Ill.
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BRUNSWICK HOTEL. NEWLY DEC
GRATED rooms. by day or week. Rates
reasonable.
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ROOM N BOARD.

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PERSONAL

Children tAken-care ofrby Day. week or
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$1,000 HOUSE TO TRADE FOR
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8 ROOM ALL MODERN HOUSE IN 400
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MOTHERs-IF YOU NEED A FRIEND
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HOUSEx FOR SALE

s2soo-6-RooM HOUSE AND GOOD
barn on North 4th st. 5000 cash, $S5
per month. T.. A. Fladeland.
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ly corresponding for nswspapers:}5 IS
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tnk. Send for particulars National
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SOUND. DRY. CUT TAMARAcK, $3.50
per cord; 4 IT,. $1,000 par cord sawed.
Black Beauty Ignite, per ton 36.75.
Hansen-Maves & Co. Phone 14e2W.
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COAL USERS-oRDER YOUR LIG-
mite coal from the Kimball Coal Co.,
Noonan. n. d. On G.. n. n 500
lines. Prices right. Prompt ship
lnents.
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HELP-SALESNIEN

this year write me personally. strong
proposition of merit for general retail
stores. Established concern national
ly advertised. Rush season here.
Splendid commissions: Liberal weekly
advance to producers. W. Morgan.
Sales Mgr, 1926 Euclid, Cleveland,
Ohio. Dent. 121.
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.ShUnaversal ssssssvsf DOR evSs3
stove. Wonderful 3sdevfce. Cuts sAe
bills In half. Big .pro6ts. Write
quick. g. l.. Moore, Gas Saver Coz.
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INDIANS LEAVE
CAMP MAR. 81
Speaker to Take the Entire
Number of Forty Play
ers With Him.

Cleveland, Ohio, March 25.-When
the Cleveland Indians break training
camp at Dallas March 81, everyone OF
the forty players will be brought north
by Manager iris Speaker. according
to advices received here. This will be
the largest squad to leave amp in
Cleveland uniforms.
This does not mean that Manager
Speaker Intends to keep all Of the
players. . He has numerous games
scheduled on h northward jaunt,
which necessitates splitting the squad
into two divisions. There are nine
teen pitchers, fou catchers, ten in
fielders and seven outfielders on the
roster.
Present plans, j. is understood, call
for the assignment Of two catchers
while n team, probably the regulars,
will carry four outfielders, and the
other three.
McInnis, Wambsganss, SeWell and
Gardner will compose the infield of
the regulars. Indications are thai
this is the infield which will start the
season, and If Manager Speakers line
UP In his practice games means any
thing, McInnis will hat in the cleanup
position. Since Joining the team. the
former Philadelphia and Boston
American league teams star first
baseman has hit in this position.
The regulars catchers more than
likely will be O'Neil and Nunamaker.
Except for Speaker and Jameson, the
outfielders during the exhibition
games have not been decided upon.
Speaker and Jameson and probably
Graney and Evans will be in the reg
ulars' garden. Joe Wood is to man
the second team. The other out
I fi0ydaru r a xro 41n hlo 80 - 4-----
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NEW YORK.
STOCKS.

New York. March 25.-specialties'
were only prominent features Of to.
days mixed stock market. Wool.
North overshadowed all other Issues
at an advance OF IL points, the rise
being accompanied by reports OF
prospective stock dividend. Kresge,
Coco Cola, Otis Steel and Tidewater
Oil averaged 2 point gains. The only
railway stock to show more than {or-
binary animation ana strength was
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. pre-,
ferred. Ann Arbor, common and pre-
ferred, forfeited more Of the recent
favorable developments. Motors,
sugars and chemicals also eased with
American Ice, American Telephone
and Union Bag. The close was ir-
regular; sales approxtmated 100000
shares. S5
Steels, equipments, motors and
their subsidiaries, together with sew
eral miscellaneous issues helped to
lift the average Of prices at the dull
opening Of today's stock market.
United States Steel, preferred, Lacka-
wanna Steel, Studebaker and Fisher
body were higher by fractions to 1
point. Kelsey Wheel and Marlin
Rockwell gained 3 points each. Sears,
Roebuck, Utah Copper, Coco Cola and
Manhattan Shirt were moderately
higher. American Ice, Ann A1bor,
preferred ana Cuba Cane, preferred,
lost one point each and oils showed
further h%eaviness.
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INDOOR TENNIS
TOURNAMENTS
Mrs. Marion Jessup Figures
In Three Sensational
Matches

Boston, March 24.-Mrs. Marion
Alnderstein Jessup Of Wilmington
Del, figured in three sensational ma
t1onal indoor tennis matches here to-
day and emerged victorious in only
one. Paired with Mrs. Frank H. God
Trey Of Boston. in the final round OF
the women's doubles, Mrs. Jessup de-
feated Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
and Mrs. L. G. Morris and retained
the title which she won a"year ago
while playing with Mrs. George w
Wightman OF Boston.
She was defeated In the singles by
Miss Leslie Bancroft, Longwood, whc
Will face Mrs. Mallory in the title
round tomorroy. In the semi-finals
OF the mixed doubles Mrs. 3essup and
irving C.. Wright Of Boston, lost te
Mrs. Mallory and William r. Tilder
End, Of Philadelphia, who won The
title last year. Mrs. Godfrey and r
Norris Williams End, Of Boston, VOL
the other serni-fnal.
Tomorrow Mrs. Mallory will strive
to duplicate her 1921 record in The
event for which she and Mrs. Morri.
were unners up in the women,
doubles last year and which Mrs
Mallory won. She will attempt to wiz
her NTH indoor title and is a strone
~fayorte, sS.
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INDOOR TRACK
MEET TONIGHT
First Missouri Valley Con
ference Meet to be Held
In Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 25.-Ths
first annual Missouri Valley confer.
ence indoor track and field meet will
be held In Convention hall here to.
night. Athletics from every schoo
In the conference with the exception
Of Oklahoma university will compete
Eleven events are on the program fol
the conference schools. These are
the 2-mile, mile and 8So-yard runs
dashes, 50-yard high and low hurdles
high jump, pole vault and shot put
Five points go for first place in each
event, 3 for second place, 2 for third
and l for fourth. Each school Is al.
lowed an entry of five men, two OF
whom will be allowed to compete ex.
cept in h relay, in which four vii
compete.
Trial heats in five Of the dash
events were run OF today.
Kansas and Missouri universities
who engaged in their annual dua.
clash here a week ago last night, will
be back to fight 1t out again. The
Jayhawk pecked the Tiger unmerci-
fully when they met before the Mis-
sourians + u intending to pluck
a few feathers tonight. Kansas U.
Ames and Nebraska. however, rank
highest among the favorites. The
Kansans are strong in the hurdles
dashes, two-mtle run and with the
weighted ball Ames prides several
crack distance men, while the Corn
huskers keel in hurdles and sprints
and may make some holes their op-
ponents' ere columns. Weddell and
Hamilton Of Missouri university are
taken into consideration In the dashes
and pole vault, respectively. and
Hamilton, IN Oimpic star, is handy
with the shotput Waddell made the
going hot for Bradley OF Kansas, also
an Olympic star, In the dual meet las,
week, and Hamilton tooE second
against Bradley in the shot and Eoo
the vault
Drake, Grinnell, the Kansas Aggies
and Washington university have qutn-
tets that figure prominently In the
experts admittedly r in a quanda-y
figuring tonight's dope" Lack OF
training facilities kept the Oklahoma
Sooners' from a place on the pro-
gram
This week found conference ath-
letes in hard training for the initial
Valley fray. Coaches and directors all
declare their men in prime condition.
Paul OIeary, Kansas quartefmileT
who has been laid up with a game
leg, is expected in the Kansas lineup
tonight. Nc other casualty has been
reported.
DR.. ]. A Reilly, athletic director
at the Kansas City Athletic club, Is
in charge of the meet, in conjunction
with directors Of athletes and facul.
ties Of the various teams.
Preliminary to the intercollegiate
program, three events for high schools
in Missouri Valley conference terri
tory will take place. Entries are e
pected from Missouri, Kansas, Okla
homa, Nebraska and Iowa The three
events are: the 50-yard and 440-yard
dashes and 880-yard run.
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DULUTH
GRAIN RECEIPTS.

Duluth, March 25.-Elevator re.
ceipts: Domestic grain. 1874, 800 BUSH
els; corn, $500 bushels; oats, 16, 900;
barley, 25,800; rye, $4,000; fax,
400.
shipments: Corn. $1,000; barley,
5000; fax, 36,400.
Elevator receipts bonded grain:
Wheat, 1,400.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat
No. / and 2 dark northern and No. i
and 2 northern, q: No. 3 dark north
ern and No ; northern, 1; other
spring. 3; No. / and 2 amber durum
and No, land 2 durum, 4; No. 3
other durum, ~; mixed, IL. All
wheat, 81 Mixed grain. 1; corn, 10;
rye. Is; barley. II. All grains, -. On
track, 88.
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Substitutes-Jaeobson for Skade-
Land.
Field goas-Ansler 1; Srydels.nd
S: Ford 1; Holm T..
Wertin IL out of 20.
Feferee, LAWYER; Umpire, Adams.
Big Surprise.
Egehnd sprung the first surprise OF
the tournament by defeating the Bis
marck quint by a score OF 81 to 16.
and by far the best game of the
tournament.
The Egeland quint, using a three
man offense, played a running floor
game that kept the Bismarck basket
in constant danger. The forwards on
the winning combination had but few
breaks in the game. Time after time
well placed shots rolled around the
rim only to fall OF.
The Bfamarck players fought hard
but were unable to score at opportune
times. They staged a fast rally near
the end of the contest, but were I'M
able to overcome the lead piled up
by the northern team.
Egeland led at the close Of the first
half by a count Of 10 to 7. Through
out the first period it was anybodys
game. with both teams missing
enough shots to sew it up
Better in Second.
Egeland showed a little better form
in the second half but were unable to
score consistently.
Wilde, Egeland's center, was the
stellar performer of the game. His
speedy floor york and accurate shoot
Ing accounted for o u field goals. He
scored Z out Of II free throws. EArk-
wright, Egeland forward, played a
fine floor game and did some good
work in handling the ball, but was
unable to score.
The Bismarck team worked togethl
er in fine shape, none of the player.
work being outstanding. Kludt,
Brown n Burke hit a fast pace
throughout n they were ably assist
ed by Doyle. Alison and Scroggins
played good defensive ball.
the teams lined up as follows:
bismarck Egeland
Brown r. W. Howell
Burke r. Earkwripht
Alison {. Wilde
Doyle G., Putman
Scroggins G.. Fl. Howell
Substitutes-Kludt for Alison; ALT
son for kludt; Kludt for Burke;
Burke for Brown; Brown for Alison.
Field goals-Brown 2; Burke 2:
Alison /; kludt 2; Wilde 4; H. How
ell 3.
Free throws-Burke 1 out OF 3:
Alison I out Of 4: Wilde 7 out of II.
Referee, Lynch; Umpire, Lawler.
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POTATOES,
Minneapolis, March 25.-(U. s. Blu
reau of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ate wire inquiry; demand moderate;
movement, light; market firm; sand
Ian district carloads f.. O. b.. usual
terms; Minneapolis-St Paul rates
sacked U. s. No. 1 round whites, $3.50
@1.40.
Red River valley district carloads
+. o.. b. usual terms; Moorhead rate
sacked per cwt. U. 8. No. / Red River
Ohios, 1925 @1.35; mostly $1.30@
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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }
County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court

County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter Of the estate of Gullick
Holton, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by julius
Holton, executor Of the estate Of Gullick
Holton, deceased, to the creditors Of.
and all persons having claims against
said deceased. to present them, with the
necessary vouchers. to the said Gullick
Holton, by leaving the same with his
resident agent, w. A.. Mcintyre, Security
Block, Grand Forks. North Dakota,
within six months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice.
Dated Grand Forks. N. D.. March :.
A. D. 1922.
JULIUS HoLTON.
' Executor.
First publication March 4, 1922.
March ,4~-11-1S-25.) s
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FIRST PLAYER KILLED,

Biloxi, Miss, March '24.-After hav-
ing been struck a terrific blow on the
head by a thrown ball in a game here
yesterday Peter Lamarque, %, and
married. continued to run the bases,
scoring a run before he fell uncon-
scious, dying afterwards from hem
orrhage of the brain.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-25
FLOUR

Minneapolis, March 25.-F1our un-
Ichanged to Is cents lower; in carload
lots family patents quoted at 5000
S.15 a barrel in 50 pound cotton sacks.
Shipments, AZ, 947 barrels.
Bran, $24.50 $500.
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PRODUCE.

New York, March 2e.-Butter re-
ce;pts, 1926.
Eggs steady: receipts, 1856.
Cheese irregular; receipts, 1888:
state whole milk fats, fresh specials,
20 1-2@21.
Live poultry quiet; no prices quoted,
Dressed steady; fowls, 23334.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-25
LIBERTY BONDS,

New. York. March 25.-Liberty
bonds closed: 5 1-2's, 1874; first 4'e,
sS:l0 bid; second As, 1910 bid; f1rst
third 4 LAS, $3.50; fourth 4 LIS,
1892; Victory 3 3-4's, 10000 bid:
Victory4 3-4's. 1oo.76.