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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-27

for the purpose In the country. The sur
face OF that portion OF the field which
will be used for the aeroplanes is as hard
rock and almost level This means
quick starts by the bipianes and short
starts. / have never seen Il field better
adapted to aviation and for the Curtss
drivers vino VIII compete | can vouch
for some work that will. / believe. prove
rat thcr startling.
Willard and Ely arc both at San Jose
at the present and when they return 10
Salt Lake 10 participate. with Brookins
and Parnalee OF the Wright team. in the
forthcoming event, Willard will bring his
biplane equipped with larger and more
powerful engine than he has yet used IN
this aititude."
Mr. Young left for Denver Sunday night
and will return early this week 10 super
| intend the erection OF the langarS at tho
aviation field for Willard and Ely.
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PRIZE FIGHT RU|MOR
MAKES SHERIFF ACT
When Bishop and Others Are
Not Opposed, Officer Per-
mits Exhibition Bout.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 26.-Rumors of a prize
fight which was TO have been staged at
Uintah last night under the guise Of a
wrestling match. prompted Sheriff e e.
Harrison To send three deputy sherffs
out 10 prevent any such contest except
as advertised. When the deputies ar
rived they found a large crowd ge altered
at the public hall waiting for the fun to
begin.
As the bishop OF that ward and other
prominent citizens wore not opposed to
short, siX-round exhibition bout be-
tween two local pugs II was permitted
by the deputies with long rests between
each round. The balance of the pro-
,.rammc was illed in by wrestling
matches.
a crowd of fight fans, who had char
tered automobiles and rigs to make the
trip to Uintah 10 see priZe hght, re
turned early this morning highly dis
.nstel.
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TO HAVE
Two GOOD MINES
.,,i,n's Baseball Candidates
1 Ire Showing Up Well IN
Preliminary Work
Major TEAM LEADS
IN NTERcLASS SERIES
|Ip,t Men Work Hard in Prep
,rstion for State Meet of
Il May 20.

-. urst half OF the baseoail
" ~ ne lntercIass series at the uni-
NET, It is beginning to look as
zS ~ will have at least TWO good
= .a .'.s,d for the number of men who
= ,.,n ~. competing in the class series
MOS have been played and
will be played next week.
y.,Ssy between the juniors and
tuesday between the fresh
.o,homores. and The final game
:. hetweep Tie juniors and sopho~
~ .tana az the head of the
y l-SV ven The only game they nave
II; The sophomorcs anu iIesl.IlIei
,,b lost a game and Won saiie' s,
II. ~ seniors are at the loot Oh .le
\ .syiug lost two games anu "'''
II .,nhorores and the juniors prom
~, IN a great scrap for the pen,
ts,.S for Ihe winning class. Bob
sbo will coach the baseball men
viii be on The field next week
5,v of pickins out the best men
=. ,,rs,ty team. Friday, Porter and
-. gill get the records oi the men
,,,s bSen PLAYING in the class series
a = nick out two mines TO practice
w. lhe close OF tho c'ass series
Promising Candidates.
d i. men who have practically
- sarss on the big class team
he good work done in the class
ar Larson and Van Orden. with
.rs a freshman. running 3 close
u. tho position In the box. Behind
n, sshastian seems to he the most
4, 75lds,e. as he has had con-
~, experience. and If he is able TO
q - ihc credits with the faculty
II, hm eligible he will likely land
1 ai,aer lob. As q close second to
/z,S,a. Sutherland stands good
-.
|'Ars Sanding a good chance to make
urs,. squad are Nelson. as short
4 ri sseddon at first or second base,
"a freshman. has shown a good
III das with the stick the past week
ia ke also IS a good man at second
My Till get n place. Ashton and
ssn b the field have both done
IL Seli and are likely 10 make the
|,rs Trd Benuion wears a broader
Z Ns week az the way the track men
EEtilhE From twenty to thirty men
= III @ the track every night the
yss and though many Of the men
ss and zreen, Bcnnion thinks he
El!l.N Of men who will make good.
richardson to Compete.
1rtEaL who. il WAS feared. would
esi on the track this year, owing
y sriN mining trips taken Satur-
,2T be close OF the year. has prom
ma Bennion 10 be out on the track
% rom then on to put in his
HKs 10 make the varsity team this
bih1sr.
zach and the athletic council have
~ getting out invitations for the
p elgh schools throughout the
shlar the state high school meet
y bz NAY 20
~ ysiem has been introduced this
F'Gt down the great number OF
itnu
VII b. six divisions in the state
fnsn division. the Salt Lake. the
Ne Anpete and SEWER division.
,slbtn and the division of Carbon
~ Counties. representing In all
sW hlgn schools.
Hssi as usual will be- held under
sna s.1 cl the university on Cum =
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GUARANTEED PILE CURE
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81 for large bottle which lasts "a
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Buffalo, n. Y. Write for booklet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-27
CORNELL TEAM DEFEATS
MICHIGAN ON TRACK

ANN ARBoR. March 26-By, captur-
Ing all three places in the pole vault
the last event. the Cornell university
track team defeated Michigan last night
In the hardest fought indoor meet held
I'm Waterman gymnasium In years The
final score was @Sl TO 33A.
Three gymnasium records were broken
bv Michigan men and II Is believed that
one worlds indoor record was surpassed
when Jimmy Craig OF Michigan ran the
forty yard high hurdles In l-5 seconds,
oncrfifth OF n second faster than the
previous Michigan indoor mark held by
Hodgcn. Carrots and Cralg-the mark
GA "a TO be the fastest ever made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-27
CALIFORNIA ALIEN
LAND BILL is DEAD

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March 26 Hope
for the passage Of the senate alien land
people OF Asiatic races. died today when
the assembly voted at the close OF Its
afternoon session Ia adjourn until to-
morrow II a session had been held to-
night the bill might have been read the
SECOND time and passed tomorrow. The
legislature has agreed TO adjourn tomor-
row night and To carry the blu through
tha second and third readings In q single
day will require suspension OF the con-
stitulIon by a two-thirds vote,
AS II is admitted that the proponents OF
thr bill have no chance of acquiring this
majority, the measure Is regarded aa
lost.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-27
COAL. FIRM EMPLOYEES
FORM BASEBALL TEAM

The Utah Fuel company will be repre-
sented in the baseball field In Utah this
season. This yeaT's team WIN be made
nm from last wears olavers TO which VIII
he added new blood to strengthen the
infleId and the pitching staff. Manager
Johnson Is looking for new material and
,ea1v for spring practice already.
The coal dcnlers' suits have arrived
and are on exhibition In the windows OF
a sportine goods company. The clerks
NJ the company have formed a scrub
team and have challenged the regulars
10 decide who shall redeem the forfeit,
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Readyille Accepts Dates,

READVILF.. Mass, March 26.-All
doubts AS to whether the Keddville track
would accent its Grand Circuit dates OF
August IS september We're removed to-
day, when r.. NJ. Stalker. the secretary.
anuounced the following lisl of carly
closing events; The Elue I'm, 2;lS trot,
$1,000 (amateur drivcrs): The American
Trottlng Derby. $4,000: the Bunker I'M
pacing handicap, $1,000; the Neponset
o:l3 pace, $1,000.
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msa5o Takes First Place.

fAso. March 26.-The University
~ alrted OFF first honors in the
sNefn Intercollegiate indoor track
hsht gaining n total Of 36
University Of Illinois was second
sVia,s and Minnesota third with
- ruruIe and Wisconsin tied
~. ~ Pice with 10 points. and
~ 10 university last on its own
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Mayer Wins.

PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-In the
deciding game of the series between
Philadelphia and Pittsburg in the ma,
tIonal amateur three cushion billiard
league here last night. Joseph Mayer OF
this city defeated Wlorback and Trump
of PIttsburg, 80 to IL.
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Will he furnished by special wire from
the ringside tonight to all Independent
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Defeats Roller.

BuFFALO. March 26.-Charles (Kid)
Cutler OF Chicago defeated Dr. Roller.
the western wrestler here last night
Cutler won straight falls. the first In
b2:03 and the second in 1921,
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Conference Rates.

For April. 1911. conference. reduced
rates will be made from various Oregon
Short Line points. From stations north
Of Ogden to Spencer, Ida, tickets on
sale April 8 to 8. inclusive, limited
t. April Is; From Ogden and points
south. April to 9. inclusive, limited
to April IL. international aviation
meet, Salt Lake. April to TO-. inclu-
sive. See agents for rates and further
particulars.
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White TO Meet Dennis.

KANSAS CITY. March 26.-Jack White
OF Chicago and Eddie Dennis, San
Francisco featherweight. have agreed 10
toht ten ROUNDS here April =.
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Chicago Beats Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. March 26.-The Chi
cago Athletic association relay team,
composed of Blair. Brocketman. Lind berg
and Otto. defeated the relay team of
the Kansas City Athletic club In the
feature event of the sixth annual handi-
cap track games of the Kansas City Ath-
letic club in convention hall last night.
The distance was 1900 yards. AS the
meet was handicap one. no point scores
were kept
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-27
BLOODHOUNDS ON TRAIL
OF DYNAMITE VANDALS

CLEVELAND March 2G.-Boodhoupds
brought here today from Meadville. Pc.
TO search for the vandals who dynamitcd
the Erie railroads orc handling plant at
North Randall, suburb. last night
failed to get a clue. The property dam
nse TO the docks Will not exceed 800 900
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corcU-I,EoN MATCH RETURNS

Will be furnished by special wire from
the ringside tonight to nil Independent
Telephone subscribers Ask "lnforma'
fion.''
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Auto Meet Is Postponed.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March 2S.-On
account OF the stiff northeaster which
has been blowing over the Auanta-Pablo
beach, In addition to the downpour OF
rain last night, the opening OF the auto
mobile race meet, scheduled TO begin TO-
morrow. has been postponed until Tues
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nPiclSups'' Win.

The Fair Ground 'Pickups" Sunday az
ternoon defeated the seventh West street
scrubs at baseball by a score of Ii TO T.
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Rifle Club Scores

Following arc the scores made in the
shoot at the Salt Lake Rifle club s
grounds Sunday afternoon:
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THE ART OF PRINTING

Would be lost in Salt Lake # the Cen
tury were not in business. 55-5T Post
Office place.
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Shut Out Red SoX.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 26.-The
Boston American Red Sox No. 9, which
team was 10 have left last night for Reno.
STAYED over for a last game with the
Seals today. receiving a shu,out. Score:
RH Il.
San Francisco ,.........,........S 10 0
Batteries-McilGle and Schmidt. Ryan,
Pape. Hunt, Dale and Thomas, Sheehan.
At oklahoma City-Chicago Americans
C, Oklahoma City 0. Game called after
the firth on account of a dust storm.
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eoTcF-LEoN MATCH RETURNS

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Salt Lake.

The score by innings.
Murray g o o 0 o o O. .
The llneups follow;
Murray. san Lake
RIanlSnnshIp
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ARLINGTON HACK STAND, or PoSTE ARLINGTON HOTEL, cAn, RACE SAILS ANSWERED FRONT .
 " DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE 's's' LEE MAyBERRY, PROPRIETOR
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Miss Abbott weighs no pounds, and hits ten men, vel ten men cannot lift der See her at the Princess.
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SPLENDID PROGRAM.

One of the largest and most sue cessfnl entertainments of the season was given on Thursday evening at the beautiful and spacious home of MT. and Mrs. D:Se Smith. on Benton street The presiding hostesses were Mrs. Smith, her daughter. Mrs. W. Murphy, and Mrs. Anna DeLacy Peel
 A delightful program was rendered, Recitations by Misses Ella Richards and Edna Moss; music by Miss <
 Hart and Mrs. J. B. Rigsbee. There were two guessing contests, both very interesting, and beautiful prizes were given, the principal one being won by pr. Cummings. \ three-course lunch con was served. A number Of out-of. town guests were present, among them being Mesdames ]. D. Dawson, Cleveland, ohio; Graham, Boston, Mass; ]. ]. Cripps, Liverpool. Ohio;
 M. Foathefly. Wachita, Kan. Bear1, Little Rock, Ark; Baker. Malvern, Ark. Messrs- nozin Cuttino. Raleigh
 {. C.: P Ferguson, Memphis, Tenn
 Rcss Ellison. Houston. Tex; from this city: Meedames II. II. Bell, Calvin
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 SALE of lots in the Hot Springs Rexer- vation. Hot Springs, Arkansas. Depart ment of tile Interior.~u. s. Land onice, Little Rock. Arkansas. January T. 1911. Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10 the instructions, and in accordance with the directions of the Secretary of the h. terior. under the nets of Congress in such cases made and provided, there win be Included in the lots to be sold in the Hot Springs Reservation Hot Springs. Ar kansas, at public aucuon. on Tuesday. the zlst dhy of March 1e1f, at 10.0o a. me lots one and two in block li4 sche- dule of iote with map of Hot Springs Reservation showing the location of same may be had on application to Harry Fl. Myers. Superintendent Hot Springs Reservation, Hot Springs. Ark aassas: Guy W. Caron, Register; John E Bush. Receiver. R. A. Ballinger. secre- tary.
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 Webb. w. Vale, c. N. Ferguson, W. Halsey, Roy Murphy, J. Glass J. Led gerwood, K. Smith. s. Hunt, Dr. Cum mings, J. B. Rigbee, Dr. Hightower, P H. Ledgerwood, Dr. DeWoody, R. Rutherford, w. Murphy, M. Jeffries, Anna Peel. Dave Smith: Misses Ella Richards Edna Moss, Estelle Iamberg Mollie Hollingwcod, Kathryn Hart. Mildred and Jewel Murphy, Magic Rutherford, Carrie, Mamie and Nellie Smith; Messrs. Dr. Cummings, "
 Vale, W. Halsey, Warren Murphy. ] Rutherford, H. Smith, Roy Murphy, R
 R. Rutherford, Warren Peel, D. Smith
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An astonishing and unaccountable little wonder is Miss Abbott now on at the Princess
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The Great Comedy Hit 4seven Days.

tHe 1redt Iomeuy Tit seven pays.
 And now benold Mrs Rinehart ant Mir. Hopwood co authors of the big gest comedy hit that has ever struck Broadway" Look back to the number of Munsey's magazine that contained an account of Seven Days at the Astcr theater in New York and you win find the foregoing strong asser- ton over the signature of Matthew White. Jr. It will be an old copy oi Munsey's for Seven Days" has been running in New York more than year, but you may haye it filed away Seven Days will be at the Audit9. rum soon.
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BALL SEASON IS IN FULL BLOOM
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS AT MAJEsTlc--RhooKLYN AND ALL
 STARS AT wHlTTlNcToN.
Daubert's Home Run Yesterday Tied Up the Score for the superbas
 In Very Fast Game.

Today marks the beginning of real base ball in Hot Springs on the part of the major league teams, which will continue until early in April when the big teams return north and east for the opening of the American and Ma tional League seasons. At Majestic park the Cincinnati Ma. tionals and the St. Louis Browns will open series of nine games, which are certain to attract much public in~ tenest. Both teams nave been here busy at practice for almost two weeks and are in splendid form for this en gagement.
 At Wilmington park Bill Dahlen's Brooklyn tribe will meet an aggrega- ton of All Stars, and the Brooklyn lplayers are rounding to their best form, as is evidenced in the score of yesterdays game, when Teeley's fun ble was the only error in a fast game
 At both the parks games have been scheduled for Sunday, but whether they can be played or not is in ques- ticn, since J. B. Wood the reform prosecuting attorney, has indicated his opposition to the games through order ing arrests last Sunday at WVhitting ton park.
 The weather could not be better for these spring practice games. ana through the reports of tho games ev- cry evening is receiving extensive ad vertisement in the press of the coun try.
 Daubert, former Southern leaguer, was the star of yesterdays tie game with the MaJestics and SUperbas, fce his home run placed the latter team on even terms with the Maiestics, after the former had taken what ap- peared to be safe lead in the first two innings.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under signed as admlnlstratrix of the estate of J. L. Fields. deceased, will on the 10th day of April, iail or as soon thereafter IS a hearing can be had, make applica ton to the Garland Probate Court for an order to sell the following described real estate belonging to said estate, to~ wit. Lots nine (9l and ten (l0) In Block No. two t2) of the Edgement Addition to the city of Hot Springs. Arkansas, said real estate being situated i'll Gar alland County. Arkansas.
 Said application will be made for the sale of said lands for the purpose of paving the debts of said estate.
 t;iven under my hand as administra frix of said estate this 9th day Of March, I9l1
 MRS. MARTHA LEE,
 Nfira In Stta trfx
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At the Princess Miss Abbott will Prove her powers. Don't fail to see the m wonderful of women.
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Totals ........-.. .a4 1 3 27 l9 .

loldis ...--...s.i- .s'f 2f l9
 Home run-+Daubert Three-base Majestics ... 0 o o o 0 0--A Superhas .... 0 1 01 Q 0--i siit-McElveen. Two-base hits-Er- win, Burch, Hummell 2. Dahlen. First base on error-Superbas. Left on bases-M Majestics, 4; Superbas, 6. Sac riRce hit-Schardt. Stolen base Hummell. Double plays 4Barger and Mc1lveen; Barger (unassistedli Dah len, Hummell and Daubert Hit by piached ba,l-by Burk tBargerl Struck out-by Bell ODayidson and Dahlenl; by Fucker tRyan). Bases on ballsof schardt (Burch and Dav-
 idson); off Bell Daubert). Hits of Schardt, in three innings; off Burk. 6 in three innings. Umpire Lejeune.
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS

PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching. BIind. Bleed- ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to n days or money refunded. 5oc.
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COMPARISON.

Deposits, March 2, 1910, $4as fi7.oo. i2epcsits March ?, 1911, $536,074,n0 State of Arkansas. County If Garland ss' l. John F Foatc, Cashier of the above named bank do solemnlv swear that the fh0ve statement Is true to the best of my knowledwe and belief.
 JOHN B. FOOTE. Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this ath day of March. lgli.
 JOHN IL AVERY. Notary Public, My commission expires Nov |, 1914 REST-Attest:
 ED. H. JOHNSON.
 M HOWARD r. COLIINGS.
 M c. TOMBl.ER. Directors.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION or ru
Arkansas National BaD|

oi Hot Springs, Ark. at Hot Springs. in the State of Arkansas at the close of business March [, 1911.
 RESOTRCES
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MaiestIcs
superbas.

Totals .... .33 A 9 27 19
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIE
 Security Bank

Hot Springs Savings Trust & Guaranty co., Of Hot Springs, Ark, in the State Of Arkansas, at the close of business, March :, 1911.
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CONTRACTOR ARRESTED.

Oklahoma City, Okla, March 10 M
 J. Gill, contractor for the new federal postoffice building here, was arrested today on charge of forgery, made by A. Booker, krdmore. who repre- sents an eastern building company. The information charges that Book CTS name was attached to a personal bond to the surety company to secure the bonds given to the United States
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-25

A son was born on Sunday to MIR. and
Mrs. Anton Kubista.
Miss Bertha Mann has been ill this
week with tonsilitis.
W. R.. Peet and Frank Grambs were
in the city this week.
j. B. Barlow, Jr.. of Ripon, Wis, was
in Dickinson this week.
A son was born on Saturday. March
10. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Funk.
The street sprinkler made it's first
appearance of the season on Thursday.
Attorney F. C.. Hebron was in Glen
Ullin last Saturday getting witnesses in
some cases.
Mrs. G. A. Perkins and daughter,
Mildred, have been spending the week
in Minneapolis.
W. R. Veigel, city surveyor. went
to Gladstone last Saturday to do some
work for Refus Lee.
The boy scouts of the Congregational
church were on a hike to Clay Buttes
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mischief went to
Richardton last Saturday to get their
son, John. who he'd been attending St.
Mary's college.
| Mrs. E. ]. Gallipo and son, Dwight,
left Thursday morning fol Akron,
Indiana, to visit with brothers and Sis
tiers about W months. 1t is five years
since Mrs. Gallipo was east.
W. L. Richards of this city and Wal
ter Parkins CT Mandan are expecting to
be called to Minneapolis any day on
account of a cattle damage suit with the
Burlington Ry. Co., involving some
81, 800.
Anton Burda expects to crop 300 acres
this year. He has purchased a corr
planter and will put in more corn than
usual. He fnds it a good crop and il
prepares the ground for wheat the follow.
ing year.
Gus Helm arrived this week from
Minneapolis to take a position as CHEF
with the Grill Cafe. He has had severa.
years. experience with Hotel Nicolelt al
Minneapolis and comes here highly
recommended. His wife is also here.
j. ii. Breum of Richardton showed
his faith in land recently by purchasing
the nwH of section 8 at $35 per acre,
The land is near the village limits and
he is holding il at $50 per acre. Mr..
Breum says that many lands have
advanced SIS and $40 per acre over las
year.
j. B. Dickson recently arrived in
Richardton with two big gas tractors tt
break the Kennedy and Southwortl
lands near Halliday. Mr.. Dickson hal
a crew of a dozen men and will pre-
pare the land for flax. He owns lane
in the vicinity of Daglum and also ha'
some near Manning.