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who can possibly spare the money to
pay for years subscription should
do so at once as there is no telling
when an accident will come
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Der of this department who will fully
explain the policy in every detail
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the st. Simons Highway Com
mission at the office Of the County
Commissioners of Glynn county in
the court house, Brunswick, GA, I'M
til II a. M, on December IL, 1922
fer furnishing all equipment, mater
ials, labor and other things neces-
sary for the d,nsy udtion df the
bridges and fills from the mainland
to st. Silnons island.
The project consists of 1884 lin.
#. of earth .embankment and 4,646
lin. #. of bridges. The work has
been divided into four contracts, as
follows:
CONTRACT NO. 1
/. Clearing dump .spm)
2. 128.911 Gu. yds. of embankment
above marsh.
CONTRACT NO. 2
l. $4,000 lin. TT. creosoted wood
piling.
2. 100000 #. B. M. creosoted tim
Der.
3. 251 900 #. B. NJ. creosoted wood
flooring.
a. 1900 So. yds. stone rip rap 12
IN. thick.
s. 2, 40 foot steel beam spans
erected complete.
PIERS ALTERNATE NO. 1
6. 1,46o Gu. yds. class ga" con-
|crete. ~
Z. 10000 lbs. steel reinforcing.
8. 1000 lin. #. untreated wood pill
ing.
PIERS ALTERNATE NO. 2
8. $4,000 ft. B. NJ. creosoted tim
Der.
10. 1890 lin. #. creosoted wood
piling.
Il. 2,460 Gu. yds. stone fill.
CONTRACT NO. .-s
T. 9, 20S foot steel swing aQns
complete Except floor.
CONTRACT NO. 4 \
1. 4,8o0 Gu. yds. clay gravel
facing or shells fcoinpaeted.) M
Work on contracts Nos. and
shall begin within two weeks aftes
approval of contracts.
The contracts shall be completed
as follows:
Ne. /, Nov. Is, 1928.
No. % z Nsy. 30. 1929.
No Gov 10, fsgs.s; !;
Work vi be in, charge of The State
Highway Ensineer and will be paid
for as Progresses, to-wit: so per
cent of amouns done each month
will be- on or before the 10th Of
the su lg month and 3the III
maini per cent he i,
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$4,000
GLYNN COUNTY, GEORGIA
ROAD BONDS.

Sealed PROPOSALS will be received
until noon, December 18th, 1922, by
the COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS
AND REVENUE of CIynn County,
Georgia, at the court house in Bruins
wick, Georgia, for the purchase OF
$175,000 Road Bonds, dated July 1st,
1922 denomination $1,000 principal
and interest q and j L, per cent?
rsyable in New York in gold, ma
turing January l annually, $1,000
1925 to 1949, inclusive General OBJ
legations, unlimited tax, registrable
IS to principal or as - both princi-
Tdl and interest.
u Authorized by ponni;;r vote; 556
for 81 against; registr ltion 92s.
TIE approving opinion Of Chester
Is. Wasslich, Esq, New York City,
will be furnished the purchaser with
out charge. Delivery on or about
Dec 21st., in New York, or, at pur-
chaser's expense for delivery and ex-
change, at plac eof purchases choice.
The bonds will be prepared under
the supervision Of the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company, New
York City, which will certify as to
the genuineness OF the signatures Of
the officials and the seal impressed
thereon.
Proposals must be on form Ito
be furnished with additional informa-
ton by the undersigned CT said Trust
Company enclosed in sealed en-
velope marked Proposal for Bonds"
and addressed to the undersigned,
and fnust be accompanied by a certi-
fled check to the order of the I'M
dersigned upon an incorporated bank
or trust company for $500. No bid
for less than par and accrued inter
est will be received. The right to
reject any and all bids reserved.
A. o. TOWNSEND,
Clerk, Board of Commissioners of
Roads & Revenue.
lilo, II, 81; 12-2.
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Copy of Resolution passed at a
meeting Of the stockholders of FleM-
ing Brokerage Company, held No
vember 9th, 1922:
WHEREAS, certain conditions
have arisen since the incorporation
of Fleming Brokerage Company,
making it expedient in the opinion Of
its stockholders that the name of
sad corporation be changed,-now be
it
RESOLVED, and it is hereby re-
solved, that the charter of this
company be so amended as to change
its corporate name from FLEMING
Brokerage Company" to "United
Distributing Company" and that the
3fficers of said company and they
are hereby authorized, empowered
and directed to take the proper and
necessary steps for the purpose of
obtaining such amendment to the
company's charter"
GEORGIA, GLYNN COUNTY.
/, w. H. Parker, being secretary
and treasurer of Fleming Brokerage
Company, hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct tran
script from the minutes of the meet
ing of stockholders of the Fleming
Brokerage Company, held in Bruins
wick, Georgia, November 9th, 1922,
at which meeting a majority of
stock of said Fleming Brokerage
Company was represented.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said corporation, this November 9th,
1922
w. H. PARKER
Secretary G. Treasurer, Fleming
Brokerage Company.
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What Is spring Fever

Il is simply losHs Vitality, a lack a 81 eley.
caused by impure blood. 'GKoV e., q
TASTELESS chill TONIC restores Vitality
and Energy BY Purifying and Enriching
The Blood. You can soon feel its Strength
allirlg. Inyigoratine Effect soc.
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the Fleming Brokerage Co., as same
appears of file in this office.
This 9th day Of November, 1922.
H. F. duBIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court, Glynn County,
Georgia.
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FOR SALE-Seven passenger WHY'S
Six, 1920 Model. Is in first class
condition in every way. Apply to J..
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WANTED-Yellow Pine Logs, either
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Planning Mill Company, Savannah,
Ga. 1920
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SPECIAL. NOTICE

Last day for payment of city taxes
November 30th. Pay :s5w and savo
cost.
L. A. ROBINSON,
1890 City Treasurer.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Newly painted and pa
pered eight room house, located at
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

!. NUIICE
All persons are warned that shoot
ing, fishing and Clustering in the
creeks and marshes of Little St.
Simons Island, Ga, are prohibited.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-04
NVERITES
LOST TO LANGDON
BY SCORE OF 2O-l8
(Herah Special Service)

Langdon, N. D., March 3.-LAngdon
high school won over Park River in
a close game here tonight with a score
of 20 to IS. Five minutes Of over play
was not enough to break a tie of 49,
1S at the end Of the second half, play
being continued until either team
scored a field goal
The contest was hard fought from
the start, neither side gaining much
advantage. At the end of the first
half the count was 1913 for 1angdon.
Hatton Also Lost
In a game with Hatton, Thursday
night, Langdon was also victorious
with a score of 43 to 27. Langdon
took the lead at the beginning and
ran away from their opponents from
then on.
A second game with Hatton will be
played Monday evening. This is the
last game before the district tourna-
ment. Langdon has a good record,
having lost but 3 games out Of Is
played.
Lineups for the Langdon-Park Riv-
er game
Langdon. Park River.
Stevenson, Young
r. Crockett, lf...........f, Overdye
huNlxan, ............c Gs1stafson
Schwartz. Grett
H Crockett lg..............lg. Aim
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CR00KST0N Wins
DISTRICT TITLE
Mcintosh Humbled By 20 to
Score; Victors Receive
Trophy
tHeald Special Service,


Crookston. Mimi, March The
local high school won the First district
basketball championship here tonight
by defeating Mcintosh, 20 &c 3, IN the
final game of the conference tourney.
By this victory CFookseon won the
right TO represent thB district az the
sate high school tournneoc az
Mortified.
Following the game -hs Etrniag
team was presented with q sEvs- c-I,
by the Coookston Athlete z~zzarlalal-
Members of the McIn,I 4 ~-.
given medals
Daniels. who played to-uzi All
Lindell in the position q El1-e. szz--
red for Crooksson. while Tts=se1 H.
red for Mcintosh. Tia g-z1zz.E HEa -a---
fought from start TO r1-nsn. Erin4Er.1
leading at the half viz \ ~ 4
Crookston won ,hs -iEt.s11 =, .1r.~
the finals by d~e:exellir gusss.lu Xxx,
forenoon, 40 to 1B. vta1i, N.s&I1-us,,
won this privilege by dss.azil,. LII
rs to 81.
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DEFEATS
THE G G PREPS
Special Service,

Grafton n. D., March s.-Grzfton
won the right TO enter the state bas-
kesban tournament by defeating the
North Dakota agricultural college
prep team, % to II. here tonight
At the end OF the second half the
score was II tn IL The Fargo team
gained a lead of six points, which was
500 overcome by the local p3ayen
spelling victory for Grafton.
Capt Geston. playing center, star
red for Grafton xhile Efefson. for
ward, starred for Fargo with five free
throws
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BYSZK0 WANTS
RETURN MATCH
"Strmgler Lewis Took
Two Out of Three Falls
From Uncrowned Champ

Wichita, Kas.. March Ed
fStrangler) Lewis Of San Jose, CAL,
was again heavyweight champion
wrestler of the world today, having
defeated Stanislaus Zbyszko here last
night by taking h last two Of three
falls. Zbyszko had held the title.
which he won from Lewis originally,
for nearly a year.
Last nights match was Zbyzko's
from the beginning until just before
the second fall. the Polish giant being
able to evade Lewis holds by means
Of his side roll. Zbyszko won the first
fall in Al minutes. 80 seconds, with .
bar arm hold and full body scissors.
After 10 minutes and 80 seconds Lewis
took the second fall with a head lock.
The third was soon over. Lewis win
ming with a another head lock in three
minutes.
Jack Herman, Zbyszko'e manager,
said today that last night was the sec
ond time the Polish wrestler had been
defeated in more than 5000 matches,
the first time being in a contest with
Frank Gutch, a former champion, in
Chicago in 1910. He said that his
wrestler can throw Lewis and that he
would post $1,000 at any time for .
return encounter.
Won Diamond Belt
Lewis victory was sudden and dra-
matte. After being outwrestled and
outgenera1ed in the first fan, he came
back in the next two falls and won
the match and with 1t the champion
ship OF the graphing world, with the
diamond belt as the coveted trophy.
Lewis regained his title from the
same wrestler who had taken it away
from him almost a year before and
had regained it by an indecisive match
in New York later.
The turning point Of the match and
the strategy that gave Lewis the ad-
vantage of the Pole came after II
minutes OF wrestling in the second
fall. Zbyzko had been pressing Lewis,
hoping to get the hold that would give
him a fall and n the match.
The Pole secured a wing lock and
arm hold on Lewis. Lewis twisted
around and then ~countered with q
shove which sent Ebyszko across the
ring. The former champion landed
on his back and Lewis, quick as 8
fash, was on top OF him. BE the1
| applied the head lock and within 6
few seconds had won the second fall
After ten minutes rest the grappler'
were called together for the third
| fan. THE was brief. Lewis tried tw'
I head locks. the second being effective
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ufKIySOS wxS

Dr>r2tIso-~ N d March 4-Dick-
lnspt -Y2 B.@noE czkketoan team de-
-ea2sf -as-Sz-~k ciga here last night
1I L ~ 2aZg.- game by a cor OF
~ q - rnEto-E were outplayed
X ~tH LII TAX when the score
s-trDt - RI 3.
* Ie n1GA period the local
eal <s@e z0- ovn during the fret
~. -~sa N D2z4. In the Last quar-
~ -A,Fsfs-, /. weakened percepib,y
S-o z~@SrS S8znarck TO come hack
strong.
L 4 preliminary eaxne the Dickin-
scn h7a,lc rzn defeated the Taylor
a1g1 ssa1,5 ~ Z sco-e Of 30 70 8.
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NEW ORLEANS PRO
MADE l UNDER PAR
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT

"" Orleans March LEO Diege;.
EsE p~i@as professional, shot one
E1-F gar q ths turn Oh the morning
SsF Il As Z. hole medal tourna-
--ts- =. lie Southern Coli Open
t1z--gal.s here, scoring g.. 1t
VIZ LIZ aE% sEr nine holes turned
II Il. u Geoe Saxazen. Pittsburg
s'-s'~ t.zS-:- II 2 a.E &c holes Of
l:sr -xasa u Z card % &c 4. the
.G-.-
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OVER 400 ATHLETES
COMPLETE TRAINING
FOR BIG TRACK E E

Urbana, ILL.,. March 4.-More than
400 athletes from two score o. The
leading institutions of the corntry
completed final preparations sodsv 70,
the gala event Of the indoor track
season. the fifth annual Illinois relay
carnival. scheduled for tonight In ahe
Illini armory.
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2eash Wins The
Little Five" Title

IEIrssrl.s Na. Kacch by beat
i1s Ike y.z-ss- Z. to 20. Friday
sii1r- E.si,-- cn1asgs Hai.hed the sea-
s"t WIZ :. M-zSgt. Victories and no
hels<t -e scl annexed the little
ise' s~n,1~ G
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BASKETBALL RESULTS

University North Dakota, %; n. d.
Agricultural college. 16.
Crookston, 20; Mcintosh, g.
Grafton. %; n. D.. A c. Props, Il.
Langden, 20; Park River, Is.
ST. Paul, Mimi, March 3.-St.
Thomas college peat Carleton college.
20 to 90, in a basketball game here
tonight that wen three extra periods
Crbana. Ill. March S.-The Univer-
sity OF Chicago basketball team with
Romney starring with five bas-
kets. defeated the University of ILL.,
nois tossers 26 to 25 in an overtime
game here tonight With the score
rs to "a in favor of Illinois, the win
ners did ont attempt to freeze the ball
and Dixon rung in the winning toss
with eight seconds to play. Captain
shooting four field goals and IL free
throws.
Aberdeen. S. D., March 3.-Today's
results OF the district No. / basketball
tournament Of the state Groton a.,
Claremont 12; Peever %, Britton IL,
Aberdeen So. Doland 2; Cresbard %;
Sisseton 10; Clark IS; Barnard IA;
Bestern 81; Groton IA; Aberdeen %;
Peever 10.
Finals will be played tomorrow at
ternoon.
Buffalo, Mimi, March 3.-Buffalo
high school won the basketball cham
pionship in the eighth district and
the right to contest in the state tour
ney at Mortified when it defeated
Willmar 21 to 16, here tonight
Brookipgs. SD, March s.-volga
defeated Brookings. Is to 10 and Ar
lington had the better of Elkton IS
to Is, in today's play in the second
district high school basketball enmina-
ton tourney, being held here.
Bookings, S. D.. March 3.-Het-
land defeated Toronto, 81 10 9. and
White beat DeSmet II to Is, in to-
nights game in the second district
elimination high school basketball
tourney being held here.
In the semi-fnals tomorrow. Volga
meets Arlington and White will be OPP
posed by Hetland.
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DULUTH
DULUTH

Duluth. March 4.-Clnstns cash
prices:
wheat-No. 1 dark northern,
.1.s1 1-se1.s5 IL: No. 2 do,
0111 IL; No. / amber drum,
31-4s 1-z01-5s 1-2; No. ; do. s1.s3 Ia
@1.35 1-z01.42 IL; No. 1 do, arrive,
$1.73 IL; No. 2 amber durum,
s1.s1 II; No. ! durum, s1.22 IL; No.
2. 1920 1-2; No. / mixed durum,
s1.24 1-z01-3s IL; No. / do. arrive,
31.24 IL; No. 2 do. 31-2z LAG
1874 IL; No. 3 do. arrive, 1922 10;
Nc. 1 red durum, $40 1-2.
Faxseed-On track. $7.5s@2.s3:
arrive. $2.59@2.s1; May, $7-5s asked;
July. 1886 asked.
oats-No. 3 white, track and ar
rive. IS 1905 1-2.
No. ! y track and arrtvc. s1.o1.
Bariey-Choice to fancy 56@S3:
medium to good, 5o@54; lower grades.
4104s. -
Corn-No. 2 mixed, 81 s-4055 IL:
No. 2 yellow, IS 1906 3-4.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Duluth, March 4.-Elevator re-
ceipts Of domestic grain: Wheat a..
800 bushels: corn 1880; rye 2S4oo:
fax $500.
Duiutn car inspection: Wheat Nos
l and 2 dark northern and Nos. / and
2 northern 8; other spring 2; Nos. !
and 2 amber durum and Nos. / and !
2 durum 2; No. 3 durum and No. ;
durum ); smutty durum /; other dur.
UNI IL; No. 1 and No. dark hard
winter and No. l and No. Q hard win.
ter g.; mixed L; all wheat IS; mar i,
corn IS; I z; rye %. All grain,
166; on track 1922.
Herald Want Ads Bring Resufta
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MATHIESEN WILL.
COME TO Z.
ENTER BIG NEE

Chicago. March Oscar Ma.nis-
SEN, professional skater. will come 10
America to compete for the wo-it +
professional Championships. according
to word received here by julien r..
Fitzgerald. president Of the .Iuie.n~
tional Skating uuion
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SWEDISH CHAMP WINS.

ST. Cloud. Mimi. March An a
finish match last night, John Free
berg, Chicago, wrestling champion Of
Sweden, won over Aleck Sawdy, St
Cloud, in 1920 with a toe hold
SAVOY was unable to continue the
match, due to injury of the right leg.
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Strike Huns Tennis
Yankee in ENGLAND.

London. Feb. 15.-Racing circles
are awaiting with considerable inter-
est the appearance on English ITS
es OF George Archibald, the Ameri-
can Jockey. who has been engaged
for the ensuing fiat racing s In
recent years Archibald has done most
OF his riding in Germany. France and
Spain and has ridden The horses of
King Alfonso Frank OrSein. who
was a contem poray in America and
also in France, is quoted declaring
Archibald the best horseman in the
world"
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! GRAIN REPORTS.
Minneapolis. March 4-Wheat re-
ceipta BIS cars. compared with $50
cars a year ago
Minneapolis. March 4.--Flour UNI
changed. Shipments 1864 barrels.
Bran 32G.
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Chicago. March 4.-Butter lower;
receipts, 1852 tubs; creamery extraa,
IS 1895 -; firsts. 32@3e; seconds,
- @31; standards, IS -.
CHEESE unchanged.
EgEs lower; receipts, 1878 Cases;
frEts, - 34@23; ordinary frsts 20
GIL; miscellaneous, no n LIZ.
Poultry, alive, unchanged
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G PREPS WIN
R MAYVlLLE BY
SCORE OF is TO 10
fHerald Special serice)

Mayville, N. D., March 3.-The Ag-
ricultural college props had a hard
time taking the long end of a 1910
score from the Mayville high school
in a nip and tuck battle that was
anybody's game up to the closing min
utes, on the normal floor Thursday
night. The first half closed with the
local boys leading the props. ga. Dur
ing this period Wenaas found the net
for three counters and Gulickson Of
the props showed through two.
The second period opened with the
props betting a two-basket lead and
the locals fought hard to overcome the
adva ntage. Anderson and ALI were
only able to drop two through while
Elefson Of the props found the net
for three. Larsen of the props was
effectively covered by Anderson and
was able to slip through a lone tally.
Elefson and Fitzgerald played stellar
ball for the visitors and were largely
responsible for the win. Wenaas play
ed consistently and with the aid of
The midget ALI handled the ball to
good advantage. Grinager and Hansen
At guard smothered most of the props
plays and were largely responsible for
the close score. Summary and lineup:
AzyviIle- Props
WenAA1, rf.....-........rf. Elefson
All, H..-...---..--...-H, Guickson
Anderson, Larsen
Gf1nager, rg..-....--.....rs, Rathje
Hansen, EB..-....--..-.lg, Fitzgerald
F7slA Goab-Wenaas ;, All 1, An
derson I. Rathje /. LArsen /. Gulick-
ron 3, Elefson 8.
RefeFee-Maxt Heneon.
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RECORD SCORE IS
MADE IN BASKETBALL

Owensboro. KY. March 4.-Follow-
-ers OF the Utica basketball team are
not questioning the victory Of the
Owensboro high school team which
defeated the Uticans 116 to 6 here
last night. 1t is believed t be a rec
ord for high school teams.
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H"AT@

Chicago, March 4-Potatoes weak;
receipts 81 care; total United States
shipments s57 cars; Wisconsin round
whites aacked $1.7oQ$1.so cwt.;
bulk $1-Se@$1.Sb cwt-; Minnesota
lacked $1.e5@$1-76 cwt: Idaho
ruraIs sacked $1.s5@$z cvt-; idaho
ruasets sacked $50 cWt