The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-19
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their copyrighted products, the SUI
preme court today held in a case
brought by the Standard Fashion com
pany against the Magrane-Houston
company Of Boston.
Washington-The postoffice depart
ment has entered into an agreement
with the British postal authorities for
the delivery Of regular mail matter
and parcel post packages to various
points in Russia, it was announced by
First Assistant Postmaster General
Bartlett.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hughes re-
ceived from Ambassador Harvey in
London q note from Lord Curzon, for
eign secretary, which stated that the
government OF Great Britain would not
in any circumstances desire to ques-
ton the rights OF the United States
in its claims for payment OF costs of
the American army of occupation in
Germany.
Washington-President and Mrs.
Harding have given their consent for
the opening Of the White House
grounds Easter Monday for e~gg-rolling
q time-honored custom to which the
children look forward annually.
Washington-The shipping board
has received IN offer OF Isl 5000 for
the shipping board vessel, Pocahontas,
through Vice President Farley, now in
Europe.
Washington-All sorts OF intoxicat-
ing liquors may be used in churches
and synagogues for sacramental pur-
poses. according to q ruling. handed
down by Justice Hitz Of the District
OF Columbia supreme court.
Sporting
Chicago-St. Louis got OF to a fly
ing start and defeated Chicago 3 to 2.
Columbus, Ohio-Columbus defeated
Milwaukee 5 to 4 in an exciting IA
inning game.
Louisville, Ky.-Zowie, what a ball
game. Twelve innings, 80 hits, II
runs, opening day. and everything.
That's the way the twentyfirst-season
OF the American Association got away
and the Millers won. Almost every
thing possible happened cold and hot
chills ~alternated in running up and
down Boss Pongo's back as the fans
shivered and sweat. The final count
wxs 8 to s.
Minneapolis-R. Chase won his
third straight game in the Vendome
class "B" t~hree-cushion billiard tour.
nament. He defeated j. Larkin IS to
81. Victor Newstrom suffered his first
defeat at the hands of Frank McGinty,
IS to 80.
st. Paul-Eight Minnesota high
schools will enter the first annual
swimming tournament to be held at
the University Of Minnesota, April 20,
according to an announcement by
Coach Nels Thorpe of the Gopher ma
tators and in charge of the meet.
st. Paul-Mike Gibbons, st. Paul
~middleweight, knocked out Battling
Ortega in the first round of q sched.
u:ed 10-round bout at the st. Paul Au.
ditorium.
Northwest
Fargo. N. D.-North Dakota farm.
ers sold 370.398 pounds of wool for
$93.825 through the 1921 wool pool,
William Guy, secretary Of the North
Dakota Federation OF Wool Growers
association, announced. The amount
OF wool was about half Of the 1920
pool. The seven high grades of wool
brought IN average OF 1858 cents q
pound, while the reject" grades av-
eraged 1867 cents a pound. he said.
The entire pool averaged $3.50 cents
q pound delivered.
Tokio-Indications are that the Chita
government OF the Far Eastern repub.
lie had yielded to all OF the demands
made upon it by Japan. Official an
nOuncement has, not yet been made.
Japanese troops will be kept In ST.
IBERIA until after the Genoa conference.
however.
Libby. Mont.-Hunting an escaped
li0ness which two cubs, capturing and
tying her, NJ. H. Baker. Libby's IA
nous lion hunter. sustained his first
injury In hunting. when the lioness
snapped on half OF his left finger.
Grand Forks, N. D.-Pouring Of con
crete for the power house OF the North
Dakota state mill and elevator here
begun by q force OF abSnt 80 men
and work on the main structure will
begin 1t once with about 100 man. &C
cording to n. G.. Lykken. chief en-.
gineer in charge Of theswork.
Haynes. N. D.-The State Coal Mine.
and operated by the state Of
South Dakota. has closed down and
III the miners have been paid on. &C
cording 10 =. O. Rousch, commission
or. The mine win be closed for an
indefinite period.
Topska-A Joint discussion Of the
ST. Lawrence waterways project be-
tween Governor Henry J. Allen Of
Kansas. and Governor N. i. Miller q
New York. viii b c0nducted n Chi
cago May =, It Was arnounced here.
The debate has been arranged By the
Illinois Manpfactursss' association.