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CARPENTER
SCORES KAY0
OVER COOK
Straight Left to the Chin
and Right to Jaw Stopped
Australian.
JBy The Associated Press.)

London. Jan. 12. : Georges
Carpenter, European heavy
weight boxing champion, knock
cd oft George Cook. Australian
heavyweight, in the fourth round
here tonight.
In the opening round Carpen-
tier was the first to lead. scoring
with boil, his left and right with
out a return. Cook tried for a
right swing but missed. Con
siderable infghting followed in
which neither mar had any mark
cd advantage. Cook took a
nasty blow on the ribs. but him
self scored we'll toward the close
OF the round.
Both men spared cautiously at
the beginning OF the second
round. Carpenter landed a lett
hook to the Jaw and easily evaded
an attempt at a counter. The
Australian had the better of the
inhghting which ensued and
twice sert home hard lefts which
surprised Carpenter, who con
tinually failed to find openings
Tor his right. ,@
Change In Third Round.
Up to the third round, the bout ap-
peared to be going in favor Of the
Australian. In the third. Carpenter
landed a light left TO the chin. but at
close quarters Cook fought hard. Car
Dentier's best work seemed to be at
long range. Near the end of the
with lefts and rights to the head and
The Australian caught Carpenter
with q, blow to the. jaw after the bell
had sounded and was cautioned by the
:icferee.
Early in the fourth. the fighting was
mostly at close quarters. Carpenter
'wice landed lefts to the head anC
tjtralian then rushed Carpenter but
Jaw and two rights to the same place
which ended the bout.
There was heavy betting with Car.
pointer the favorite at five to two.
A straight left to the chin and 2
right to the jaw foored Cook for the
count. He was up IN one knee wher
The referee, Jack Smith, finished thu
our OF ten. but was too late.
The weights We're announced a:
Cook 1se pounds and Carpenter III
pounds.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-13
LOCAL TEAMS +
LEAVE CITY
High School At Hillsboro
and Model High At
Grafton

Two local high school basketball
teams will have games away from
nome this evening. The Central high
school will meet Hillsboro high at
Hillsboro and the University Model
high will meet Grafton high at Graf
ton.
Central high is not expected to have
much trouble with its opposition il
the score of the game played here
with Hillsboro some time ago is any
indication. The locals won by over
whelming odds, and while it is expect
ed to- be a much more closely con-
tested battle tonight, Grand Forks
ought to win unless Hillsboro has a
much improved quintet. The. fact
that Hillsboro will be playing on its
own floor will have considerable to do
with the final count
The model high is not particularly
strong this year and it is going up
against a stiff team when it meets
Grafton tonight. The followers of the
two teams are inclined to favor Graf
tom as winner an will be surprised il
the university quint does come back
with the long n of the score.
Grafton Confident.
Grafton, y. D.. Jan. 12.-Grafton
high school basketball team will meet
eAAS iiA CA Oily 1lASI SCIOOl Qulltr IN
the >Armory tomorrow evening. A
little sitter opposition is expected
h a has been met by the locals so
far. The local team has been handi-
capped so far by the illness of Stew
art and Popowski. who are still out
Of h lineup, but are expected to re-
port for practice next week
The schedule for the balance of the
season will be a stiff one as far as
home games are concerned-Egeland,
Grand Forks and Fargo. all crack
teams. appearing here. Egeland last
yearfcaptured the Devils Lake district
honors and are reported to be strong
er than eve this year. They play
here Jan. 26. Grand Forks high.
runners-up for state honors. will play
here on Feb. 3. and Fargo high will
be the opposition on Feb. II. This
will be the strongest card Of home at
fractions played mere since basketball
was started four years ago. !.
A large string of men are out on
the second souad and games are be-
ing arranged for them also. Sa+ur-
day Of this week they will 20 to Bath
gate and Jan. 81 they will play the
high school team at Alvarado. MINI.
Some of this squad will undoubtedly
land on the fast team before the
tournament.
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OUT ST. PAUL.
LIVE STOCK

South st. Paul, JAM. 15.-(U. s.
Bureau OF Markets.)-Cattle receipts
1900; market quiet; killing classes
generally steady: common to medium
beef steers s5.o0@7.50; best today
early $6.75; bulk $5.25 @6.25: BUTCH
er cows and heifers mostly $3.50
500: some sales young COWS and
heifers on up to $500. or better; can
ners and cutters mostly 1926 500:
bologna bulls largely $3.50@4.O0;
stockers and feeders slow. weak: bulk
s4.50@5.50; calves receipts $500;
steady to strong: practical packer top
on best lights $3.50; few extra choice
vealers on up to $500.
Hog receipts 1900: market aver
aging 25@35c lower; good and choice
light sorts mostly $7.75@ 500; bulk
good hogs averaging 200 pounds and
UP 5 25@7.50; odd lots heavy pack
$780, a.. - '"A lS-;A w..
Sheep receipts 1906 market OPEN
ing slow; early bids weak to Csc low
err: desirable native and fed western
lambs auotable $10.75 @11.75; better
grades ewes $500 SIS.
Variety must truly b the spice Of
life or young ladies' wouldn't be so
anxious to change their names. -
" 80 * T..
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Schedule
And Coach Passed
On By Gopher Board

Minneapolis. MINI. Jan. 1.-THE
appointment Of 7. D.. Macdonald as
hockey coach at the University of
Minnesota and the hockey schedule
for the year were approved w the
athletic board OF control today. The
rnivers'ty swimming schedule was
also approved.
The hockey schedule calls for
games with the Michigan school Of
Mines at Hcughton, February 13 and
II and >the University of Michigan
at Ann sArbor February 10 and II.
Return games to be played with both
schools. here later in the. month.
The first game will be played
against Hannline. at st. Paul next
Tuesday. Notret Game will come
here FebruarYn6. E
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TROY LAUNDRY
STAYS IN LEAD.
She'll Bowled High At 603
and Maintained Leader
ship

The Troy Laundry team took two
out OF three games from the Wilde
Alley five Thursday night in the
bowling of the Commercial League
and maintained its lead. She'll bowl
ed SOB for his three games and kept
ahead in the Individual column. He
also won the weekly prize for high
single game at 254.
J%ohnson's team took two out of
three from the Hotel Dakotah and in
doing so they rolled 27o6 which is the
highest game set bowled thus far
this season in league play. Stanton of
the Johnsons rolled G25. high total
for three games for the evening.
BY consistent bowling Co. NJ. took
two out OF three from Armans and
the Trepanier four did the same to
L. II. Co. No. !.
The scores.
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CHICAGO.
GRAn AMI PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Jan. l3.-Wheat prices de-
clined in the early trading today oW-
ing largely to selling based on the
French cabinet crisis. Besides indica-
lions pointed to a poor export demand
Some increase Of railroad loading in
the. northwest vas also noted. In
itia1 quotations which varied to 1-S to
to 5-8 lower with May LILO to LILO
3-S and July 80 to 80 1-8, were fol-
lowed by a moderate further setback
and then something Of a rally.
Corn and OATS were easier with
wheat. After opening unchanged to
is to IA lower, May So Ia to So 3-S
the corr market continued to sag.
Oats started unchanged to Is
higher, May 80 3-Sat to 80 1-2 and Ia
ter showed slight general losses.
More hog arrivals than expected
had a depressing effect on provision
values.
Wheat: In the last half of the day
prices made a decided upturn, helped
by better milling demand together
with some export business. and talk OF
a liberal reduction in the visible sup
Dly total on Monday. The close wa
unsettled SIS to 1 3-Sc net higher;
May $1.11 3-4 to Ill rs. and July
800 to 100 1-8.
Corn: Export inquiry for corn was
lesD active than has recently. been the
rule. The close was unsettled at l-S
to IA to 3-8 net decline, with May
SO 1-8 to So 1-S to Ia.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Jan. 13.-(U. S. Bureau
of Markets)-Cattle receipts 5000;
slow, beef steers and fat. she stock
weak to 25 cents lower; good heavy
bullocks s.75; bulk beef steers 6.75
to 1855; bulls. calves, stockers and
feeders steady; bulk bolognas Abs tc
4.60: bulk vealers $50 to s.25.
Hog receipts $4,000; active, largely
Is to rs loYer than yesterdays, some
lights more; top $40 on 140 to 16C
pound average; practical limit S.25 or
$50 pound average; bulk ITS to 500
pigs mostly rs cents lower; bulk de
sirable 1925 to $40: few $50
Sheep receipts 10000; fat lambs 1:
to rs lower; sheep and feeders steady
fat lambs top to shippers 1885; pack
er top early 1875; fat eve top. earl!
700: feeder lambs early 11.25 t.
11.75. @ ~ +, %.-t &.E. n"sE
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NORTHWESTERN IS
NOT OFFERING BIG
ENOUGH SALARIES

Chicago, Jan. 12.-Charles Brick
ley, famous as a Harvard football
player a few years ago, today was
offered the position Of football coach
at Northwestern University but was
unable to agree on terms with the
college heads and all negotiations
have been dropped.
Knute Rockne. Notre Dame coach,
today notified Northwestern that he
could not accept their offer and it
was announced that only two men
now are consideration as mentors Of
next falls eleven. Their names were
not -disclosed.
Those concerned refused to say
what kind OF an offer had made
sBrickley.
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mICAGo GRAIN TABLE.
CASH SALES.

CASH SALES.
Chicago, Jan. 1S.-Wheat No. /
hard ITO 3-4; No. 2 hard 1.09.
Corn No. 2'mixed 48 3-4. to 40; No.
2 yellow 40 to 40 1-2.
Oats No. 2 white 81 IA to SO; No.
3 white "a to So.
Rye nominal.
Barley So to 62.
Timothy seed 500 to 100.
Glover seed 1880 TO 1900.
b Pork nominal. q
Lard. 9.12..
Ribs 500 to 900. 80. rs g
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~BAsKEVBAIjL.
At Omaha, Neb.-Crejghton
University of South Dakota .16.
SPORT BRIEFS

London-Georges Carpenter knock
ed out George Cook. the Australian
heavyweight in the fourth rund OF a
scheduled 20-round bout.
st. Paul-Miguel 3Gpngales. catcher
Of the Giants. has been acquired by
the st. Paul club Of the American as
~sOciation.
Chicago-The Chicago Cubs. it was
announced, will leave here February
rs for their training camp on Catalina
is:and.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA,)

STATE OF DAKOTA,
: County OF Grard FORTS.
In District Court. first Judicial District
Hazel Conenhaver, Plaintiff.
Versus {
Henry A.. Cnpen' 9 ~; Defendant.
SUMMONS.
The Strte Of. Nerthf Il,aEota to the Above
Nanred Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the COMPLIANT in the
above entitled action, a cory Of which
Complaint is on file in the Office OF the
Clerk Of tbs above entitled court. and
the subscriber within thirty days after
the service Of this summons upon you.
case.of your failure to appear or answer
judgment Will be taken against you by
complaint.
Date at Grand Forks. N. D.. Jan.
BANGS & ROBBINS,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiffs.
Office and Post Office AddHess.
Grand FORKS, North Dakota.
Jan. 13-20-2T, Feb. :-10-17, 1ss2.) PIT
H-HH
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-13

Here is a practical solution for the
Ulster problem. Let Britain insert be-
tween the Irish free state and the
Ulster free state a buffer called the
Orange free state: Thus she will ac-
knowledge her 700-year-old debt. to
ireland bv writing I. o. U. across the
map Of this island.
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BOxER

WfIkesbarre. Pa, Jan. Joe
Ritchle. a local amateur boxer, was
cxonerAted by a concners jury to-
day from all blame for the death of
george Bliss. who died as a result OF
blows received In a bout with
the Jury, two of whose members
Mer women, recommended strict
regllatton OF both professional and
bouts. e
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-13
Thief RiuQr
Falls Loses
To All Stars
(Herald Special service)

Thief River Falls, Mimi. JAN. 12-
Thief River Falls Independent
basketball team dropped the first con-
test OF q two game series with the
Two Harbor All Star aggregation here
tonight by Il score OF IS to 10. The
visitors put up IN offensive that was
too strong for the local team. d
Holzknecht, guard Of the Thief
River Falls team was out of the game
this evening on account of injuries.
The second contest with Two Har-
bors will be played tomorrow night.
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7=z s =. ;, The WORLD OF SPORT ss5 u s.s Z
French Champ May
Challenge Dempsey
Again, Says Descamps

London, Jan. 13.-(By the AS ,
soc:ated Prc&.)-Gcorgcs Car
pcntier, who declsivcly defeated
George Cook Of Australia hero
last hight. may ask another fight
with Jack Dempsey, words
champion heavyweight, after
meeting Ted "Kid" Lewis. the
Evening Standard was Informed
today by Francois DcscampS,
Carpenters manager. Z
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POTATOES.

Minneapolis, Jan. 13.-(C. S. Eu-
reau of MaFkets)-Potatoes good wire
inquiry. demand and movement MOI
crate. market firm: sandland district
carloads f. O. b. usual terms. St. Paul
Minneapolis rate, sacked per cwt. u.
S. No. l Round Whites 40 to 1855;
mostly 1902 seed stock Triump!ls
sacked $500. .
Red River Valley District carloads
(. o. b.. usual terms ,Mborhead rate
sacked per cwt, U. S. No. 1 Red Riv-
err Ohios 1.65 to 10.
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NEW YORK.
STOCKS.

New York, Jan. 13.-The stock
market established a firmer founda-
ton today on fairly large buying OF
high grade rails especially trans-con-
tinentals and grangers. Low priced
rails. particularly st. Paul. New Haven
and Erie also were in demand. This
stimulated an upward movement IN
equipments and motors. especially
American Locomotive. American Car,
and Stewart Warner. The
advance also embraced utilities
notably Peoples. Gas, Montana Power
and Wells Fargo, Express. lndepend-
ent steels and shippings showed few
changes and specialties were dull
aside from the strength of Famous
Players and International Paper. Call
money opened and renewed into next
week at 3 1-2 per cent.
Gains outnumbered losses at the
opening of today's stock Market but
changes were very narrow. in no i'm
portapt instance exceeding fractions.
Crucible Steel. selling ex-dividend. was
subjected to further selling pressure
and Mexican Oils also eased. Motors
and kindred specialties and Pullman
and Wilson and company hardened
and rails r. moderately better.
Foreign exchanges showed further
unsettlement, rejecting latest aspects
of the European political situation.
Trading became active and broader
at midday. Motors, equipments. food
specialties and chemicals led the more
general advance. Studebaker, Chand-
Ter. Baldwin, Corn Products, common
and preferred, Allied Chemical and
Davis Chemical were the outstanding
features at gains of | to 8 points.
SUGAR.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE early raw
sugar market was firm and unchang-
ed at 1 1916 cents cost and freight
equal to 1884 for centrifugal. No
sales were reported to local refiners,
but Canadian purchased $4,000 bags
of Cubas, prompt loading at 1882 F.
o. B. Cuba.
The market for raw sugar futures
was firmer and prices at midday
showed advances Of 3 to s points on
trade demand. ,,
The market for refined was un-
changed at $3.50 to $3.50 for fine
granulated with the demand less ar
tive.
There were. no transactions in re-
fined futures. =
Sugar futures closed steady; sales
$500 tons. March $2.26; May $2.45;
July $2.63; September $2.73.
PRODUCE.
New York, Jan. 13.-Butter firm;
receipts 8 842; creamery higher thar
extras, IS to 81; creamery extras, 9:
score, So; firsts, S8 to 81 score. 80 tt
IS 1-2.
Eggs irregular, receipts 1900
fresh gathered extra firsts Al to AZ
firsts 81 to 40.
Cheese irregular; receipts 1928.
Live poultry easier: chickens Fl tt
"a: fowls "a to 80: roosters Is.
Dressed poultry firm; western
chickens 25 to As: old ROSTERS Is t.
20; turkeys 48 to 50.
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FLOUR.

Minneapolis. Jan. t13.-Flour I'M
changed to zoe higher. In carload lots
family patents quoted at $7.00@7.20
q barrel in %98-pound cotton sacks.
Shipments 1850 barrels.
Bran $22.OO.
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POTATOES,

Chicago. Jan. %13.-Potatoes dull.
receipts 81 cars; total Us. shipments
$7.16; Wisconsin bulk $2.10M2.15
cwt.: Minnesota bulk S1.95M2.05 cwt.
Minnesota Red River sacked $1,000
eos cwt.: Colorado sacked round
whites $2.1O cWt. r
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. Jan. 13.-Poultry. alive,
unsettled; fowls 90; springs %; tur-
keys IS; ROSTERS II.
Eggs higher. receipts 7,175 cases;
firsts sc: ordinary firsts 3O@32; mis-
cellaneous 34@35; refrigerator firsts
22@25.
Butter higher: receipts 4.S70 tubs;
creamery extras 80 1-2; frsts 27@31
IL: seconds 25M26: standards 81 1-2.
Cheese unchanged. $50
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NEWS
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@&SEl
DULUTH.
GRAIN RECEIPTS

Duluth, Jan. 13.-Elevator receipts
domestic grain: Wheat S2,1OO bush
els; corn 4 $500; oats 1850: ryeSl4,-
500; flax 5000.
shipments: Wheat $4,000 sbushelA.
Elevator receipts bonded grain:
Wheat $500 bushels; shipments:
Wheat $500.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat os.
/ and 2 dark northern and Nos. i and
2 northern Q; No. 3 dark northern
and No. 3 northern 1; Nos. l and
amber durum and Mos. / and 2 durum
4; No. 3,amber durum and NO. 8 u9r-
UNI S; other durum Il; smutty winter
L; mixed 10: all wheat 80; flax y;
| mixed grain 2; corn 46 oats 8 y Is;
barley /. All grains 1915. on track
LOG.
CLOSING Cash Prices: Wheat. No. I
dark northern $1.24 '1-2@1.32. 1-51
No. 2 dark. do, Sill 1-29l.24 In
No. 3 dark northern $1.09
| 1-2; No. l amber durum SO gl.0
"a: No. 1 amber arrive SO -4;2No.t3.
amber durum So $40 1908 Sd; ,No.y3
amber arrive Sc 3-4:, No. ! durum ~
ga: No. 2 durum SO 3-4: No. 1 mixed
durum 81 ga a 1.07 3-4: No. T. mixed
arrive 81 Sd: No, 2 mixed durum SO
3-4@1.05 3-4: No. q mixed arrive 81
ga; No. / red durum SO 81.
Flax seed on track $2.O9@z.12 L:
arrive 5000 @ 2.11 IL; January sos
bid; May s2.os IL bid; July $s.oS
bid.
| Oats. No. 3 white track and arrive
No. / y track and arrive Is:
Barley, choice to fancy 4S@57:
medium to good 44@4S; lower grades
35@43. =
yellow as IA - Ft-
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MCCARTHY LOST.

Colorado Springs Colo, an. e.
Johnny KID Mes, q Pueblo was
earthly ofSt Paul when the latter
broke his hand IN the eighth round
and was forced to quit. They are
gdfkhtweights.
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SHOOTING
IN EEIFAST; ONE
MAN BADLY WOUNDED

Balfast Jan. 13--There was furth-
err shootis.g In the streets: Of Belfast
last n'gh.. One man vas seriously
wounded.
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GRAIN RECEIPTS. .
Minneapolis. Jan. 13.-Wheat re-
IT'S cars compared with 248
cars aSyear ago.
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ICE YACHTS TO RACE
III Has. Made .119 Miles Per
Hour As Official Record

Hour As Official Record.
Oshkosh. Wis. Jan. 13.-The Osl,-
kosh Ice zach: club will be repre-
scented in an International tournament
ncxt week whom John Buckstaff with
his yacht Debuntee III will sail at
Kalamazoo. The local yacht has
made 119 miles an hour as an official
record and with plenty Of wind it is
hoped to bring homehthe Stewart in
terna:icnal ice 1yach: trophy. The
Debuntee III will be skippered by
Rucks-af and his crew will consist of
Jack Ordway or st. Paul and Douglas
Vandykc. of Milwaukee.
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BEMIDJL LOSES
TO G. F. CREW
Legion Basketball Team
Swamps Co. K By "A to
Is Score
Herald Special Service.)

Bemidji, Mimi. Ian. -. - The
American Legion basketball quintet
from Grand Forks completely over
whelmed Company K here tonight,
winning by a score of 40 to IS. The
visitors presented a whirlwind attack
that was irresistible, but at the Same
time the locals appeared very much
OF color.
There were several new men on the
team that will not appear when Be.
midi visits Grand Forks on the 23rd.
Company K, will present a new lineup
TO the ~Iegionnaires at that time.
Honser and Shelver for the visitors
were high point winners, Houser Sc
curing Z baskets from the field and s
free throws, while Shelver melted s
shots from the floor and 6 free
throws.
The score at the. end Of the first
period was "a to 8.
The lineup:
Grand Forks Bemidii
Houser IF. Frank Phibbs
Patton II. Ackenbaugh
Shelver c.. Fred Phibbs
Miles re-. Cameron
Ferguson IL. Graham
Summary: Shelver. 8 field goals:
Houser. z; Patton, s; Ferguson. 2.
and Miles, J.. Frank Phibbs, 3 field
goals; Fred Phibbs. 4; Cameron. 9.
Fred Phibbs got one free throw IL
Of FIVE trys.
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GRAIN.

Duluth. Jan. 13.-Some irregularity
shown in the course Of trading. In
the wheat market today. With. no
sales trading was lacking in ne
spring wheat futures. Durum was
easier at the start Of the execution Of
over night selling orders and a slack
ening in inquiry for the time being.
Later good call from country mills
turned up in durum n its market
moved up moderately above yesterI1
days close. A feature was the
strength in the cash grain and the
stiff premiums paid. A car of No. 1
mixed durum sold at II cents ore
the May price.
May durum was quoted 3-S up at
tile noon hour at SO 3-S bid and July
Ia off at 81 1-2 asked. l#%
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go no MQBILE

Mobile. Ala, Jan. I'm bile was
today selected as the training camp
this season of the st. Louis league
baseball club.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-13

Hcsaid want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-13

How much easiersit Is to buy things
on the installment plan than 1t is to
pay for them that way!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-13

Herald want Ads Bring kesuirs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-30

Dcsde aue fas apFobada Ia Ley para
regular esla elAss de lusgos y Sc esta'
hlecie sn si Hip6dromo 81 pool. era
rna cortumhrs. cue "a 80 hahsa hseho
iraalcional. cue inanidad De lnuchaeho'
, hnsta psrsonas nayoEes - dediearan
4 Ia vsnta a. papslstas y combinaeio-
nes en b,anco. las cna'es podian adqui.
rirse en tedos los sities de Ia capital
, ens hargios "a enc los que a tai ne
rselo - dsaieaban sEan vsndsdorss am
hulnntss.
Para los cue ss dedieaban a jugar
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