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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
PUT STOMACH IN
ORDER AND STOP
Gas INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" regulates
disordcred stomachs in
five minutes.
40 more dyspepsia, sourness,
heartburn, pain. bcIching.
or acidity.

Nothing viii remain IndIscstcl or
sour on your stomach IL you will take
= iittI" Diaprpsin oc-agtonally Thi:
powerful digestive and an;acid. though
rs harmless and pleasant; as .nut,
VIII digest and prepare for assimiia- :
ton into the blood all the food YOU
can cat
Eat what Your stomach Graves with
out the slightest fear If indigcs,inu
on that YOU will u" bothered viii,
'cidiiy or sour risinpS. bclch!ng, gas
on stomach. heartburn. headaches from
stomach. nausea. bad breath. water
brnsh OF - feeling like YOU had sw,l-
lowed lump Of lead. or other dis
agreeable miScrics. .nould Won br
suffering now from amy stomach dis
order YOU can get refer within five
minutes.
II YOU viii gc, from your pharma :
cist 50-ceut case of :.apc'4 Diapcpsin
YOU could always 4" t" the table with
u hearty appetite, and your incnls
there would be no indigestion or
slccrlcs@ nights or headache or ston-
ach misery al the uc:,- day: and. be-
sides. you would not need laXativcs
OF liver pills To keep your stomach
and bowels clean and fresh
i'ape'S Diapcpsin can be obtained
from your druggist, and contains more
than sufficient to thoroughly overcome
;ho worst case of indigestion or dys-
pcpsia. There is nothing better for
ras on the stomach OR sour odors from
the stomach or to cure Il stomach
headache.
You cculdn'. keep Il handler or more
useful article in the house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
~ ADMINISTRATION.

Spc.ii.l 10 The Times pispatcli.i
hRiSTtL., Va. october .7.-AIiss IJ5
nr"St"n' daughter of br. ana Mrs. :.
hh'a Preston o; Bristol, was married
TINS evening to Arthur H. Warden :,
Young electrical engineer Of Wnshju.
ton, ~ G.. son OF Charles w. Warden
e-i'r"sidrnt OF the Continental Trust
CohpahY' OF Washington. The nup-
.!"i: were so!cmni"cd at tho home of
the BRIDES parents. the father Of Tin.
"rlh". assisted by George T.. stuart
officiating. The bride wa. given away
ny ne: brother. James 4. Preston. The
hr'"es maids Of honor were lie" sis
ter Miss Janet Preston and Miss Nav
arden. SISTER of the groo,n TIL.
SIoohS n"st man was Harry Scmmcns
OF Washington. The brides wcud,u,,
gown Was OF hand embroidered white
''I"lesc SIR. and was made 10y Japa-
nese women. Ii WAS sent TO the bride
by her brother, Rev. Fairman Preston.
Il missionary in Korea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
Rev. Beverly D. Tucker ,r. onlcat-

Rev. Beverly d. Tucker. Jr. oliciat-
ing.
Spuraeon Payne and Miss Lucy T.
Tilman both OF This city. were married
last evening Al the parsonage of the
Hinton Avcnn. Methodist Church, Rev
Lloyd g. Moore performing the ccre-
mony.
Clinton NJ r'itxpcrald and Miss Flor.
cnce l. Nass. both Of .Nhcm:tilc County
were married to-day hy itcv. George l..
'ciric, -. -. OF The Presbyterian
Church. one hour later pr. rct~ie
united i'm marriage Harry Shit,ctt and
Miss Lizzie Walton, both Of The county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
FOUND HEALTH
IN CARDUI
Oklahoma Lady Says She Visited
Four States Seeking Heath, But
Did Not Find 1t Until She
Took Cardui.

I,cnrve,,a OIL, Ar. Ann. l;;;,
man Of his nIaco sac IN, ..ho s,,
forcd for vcars vii, hcnd,cha
backacEc and otbnr cnm,,i, W.,
caused from womanly .rourinr .,I
thar shn had henn - ra,nr,,a ~,
ko.a Nissouri and k,n... snol, imc
health and nnvor found :, ia ~
took Cardni c;bo .,,ys .rn ,.o, ci,,n,,
IN ana WAS conij,oI 10 bor hoG co..
three month.
she furthnr .ay.. ..v.o than no..od
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
GOVERNOR PARDONS MAN
WHO FACES MURDER TRIAL
John King. Convicted in Vir.,iniu ,r
larceny. Must go tn rrnnrsnrc on
Indictment Charging. killing.

John ktnG. alias Sam Holland feels
ina; II" IS being "hil,cd with Kindness sc
Governor stuart viii not permit him to
serve term Of ono year IN the Viz
rinia 'enitcn,i;ry nor on The puh.i,
roads
IL" is alleged Ia be - horse thief.
houS"Drcakcr ANA murderer. Tnosa
crimes arc charged in Indictment.
standing against him in Claiborne
County. Tenn lie is also wanted for
murder in East HcarnStadt. Ky
King. alias Holland ACCORDING: to
IN" indictments. stole u mul. IN Tcnncs-
So" several wcci;S ago and He'd to DICK
lnson County. There he broke into a
mouse and stole 1t saddle to put on the
mule. tie was detected. arrested. tried
convicted and given one wear on the
road" After his conviction in Diclyiu-
&"h county. the Tennessee authorities
discovered his whereabouts. and issued
rcuuiSItion ou Governor stuart for
,hc prisoner. King, alias Holland. OBJ
Jtcted strcnuouSiy tie asked 20 he re-
moved to the pcnitcmtiary or Put on
the roads. he breads iSoin" to>trial on
IN" murder charge. Governor stuart.
however. not only granted the rcndi-
tl"n warrant applied for by officer /. j
IhN"S. but pardoucd the prisoner so
iaat he might he taken back 10 TcnncS-
Sc" imincdatSN
King. alias Holland. is charged with
IN" murder OF Tim sIarnett near
be"rnStadt, Ky. Il month ago ana with
IN" murder OF Marsh Wilson. near Vel
i"W creek. Tenn. in June 1872
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

siste" Miss Pollard. and his brother.
j. W. Pollard. ia this city.
Mrs. Maria Reynolds Ford. Of Ar.cn-
tina. south America and Mrs George
oliver Of Lynchhurs. arc guests Of
Mrs. l.. Neaic on IVES, Grace street
Ms. Eob"rt I.caNc jordan arl her
son. S"utha!i Jordan, have returned to
their home in Radford after :, yisi, to
Nj ana Mrs. Richard Craim Jones. Of
this city
Mrs. Iieary Lane schmelz. who has
been FOR the pas; several months i'm
Sew YORK city and OF the Pacific
Coast. has returned 10 her home. Fin
valid N Hampton
pr ANA Mrs. J. NJ Sicdler. Of Harri-
s"nbrr-. are spending several days in
this city.
Major CHARLES Macon Wesson. [. 5.
y stationed ut III" Cuitcd states ar
scnal at Watcrtown. Mass. j. i'm Rich
nond on visit TO his father
MISS Ma! Wcssou. Of pOwhatar is
visiting relatives iu Richmond
= : Tanner. % Richmond. is stop
port News. Tor few days
Mr. ana Mrs. T. Trundic a.; Dan.
Hills. are spending several days at the
Richmond Hotel here
Mr. and Mrs. james y crump have
returned 20 the city. after - visit 10
WASHINGTON.
judge ana Mrs. : e. ,;rabau, NJ
ia|"weli. arc stopping NJ the Jefferson
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. l.andon e.. weIJt.rd
nave returned from their wedding tri,,.
and are guests of Mr. ana Mrs T. Il
N.i'i"rd. on Monument Avenue. FOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
tlbcmurlr Nc,l,IiurS

Special 10 Tho Times Dispnt.hl
~ Hi.ol TtSNll.LE VA. October
H"riord COUNTY. Md. hut now an otliccr
ia tn" Albcmarlc MILLS. this CITY. and
MSS Mary Isabel Robertson. daughter
or Or 4. Lindsay Roocrtson. tn. citv's
hcH!th officer. we're married tn, morn
ing at The home OF Tho brides parents.
rev Harry u. Lee, rector OF Christ
Episcopal Church otiiciatiuu. Hilton
Robertson. brother OF the bride. was
best man while the brides little sis
ter Alice Watts. vas flower ::irl
Roscoe X Sawyer. of jackson. Mo a
travelling salesman, and Miss Ethel
Drain. of Louisville, Nv. war. married
this morning at St pturS Eriscona,
Church at the University Of Virginia,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

uusc Robert T. Prentis. chairman
Of the state Corporation ro,,,ni.,sio,,
yesterday returned 10 his Office a, ,hc
,ap't"! Judge rrcntis attended the
recent convention ri the National Is
Soci'tl"H ~ hallway Commits ioners i'm
Fan francisco. and was elected pr.si-
der, "f chat organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
"Grandpa's Treat"

Dr. ana Mrs G. w T.. Brock. Of this
city.
Wnihnurr-III cln.
The marriage OF Miss Elsie Ncstoria
Klein. daughter Of Nh and Mrs w f.
Klein. to Henry Lear Walbnuer. son OF
Nj. and Mrs. AdoIph Walbauer. of this
city MAS celebrated last evening at 6
o'clock in ST Johns German Church
with Rev. Oscar Guthe oiiic!atiuu last
h"i"rc the ceremony Professor Wat
son. orgauist, played 20 Promise Me"
The church was bcautifu!ly decorated
IN palms ANA ferns.
Th" bride entered with hoy father.
who gave hey away She wore a gown
~ IVORY s"t;r rAdiUuT and guile, with
trimmings Of pearls and orange bios
SONS made with e court train. Her
veil 81 tuilc was arranged in cap
erect and VAS fastened with orange
blossoms. li"' only ornament was
diamond pendant. tho gift Of The groom.
She carried Il shower bouGuc, Of lilies
% To. valler and Bride roses. Tho
bridesmaids wc'. Miss Hazel SchwaIm
ard Mics Christine Klein. sister OF the
orIde Th"I wore gowns % white
charneus" .guG tulIe with coral trim
nings and picture hats 20 match. They
Carried bouquets Of Killarney roses
The ushcrs wero j. Schwaim. :. Lois
field. Charles Ein<le and y. Saudc. Rob
crt NaIbiucl. brother OF thc groom
\ g
jTeShm.Ht> were served at Tho nomc OF
- brides parents. Tho bride and groom
Lett for Hn extended ,r.p. Hhich VIII
!u"iu|" New York. Philadelphia, Bal
'impr" and WASHINGTON.
tahnrct 3nr'c Tonight.
Many tables have been reserved for
tho hi.s charity cabar-r dance which
wi.i be 1ivon to-nirh, at $50 o'cloci,
iu tne Eencdict.uc Hall Tho AFFAIR is
under Ia" auspices aud direction of tho
catholic WOnun's club and All inter-
.Sted av. cordially invited 40 attend
Thcr. VIII b- special dnn.inu hv Miss
Blackwell and MT. Harvey. ana N.
program also includes solos by Miss
R1sit Mitchell. Or. NnblenHr- ana
Ralph Ludwig, with :. selection by III.
"B.liie" Burke quartet. All sorts OF
novel and unique fayors will he dis
i.itainment promises - nc one Of the
l''@c"t charity events OF the ,lrly fall
se"so
iin''r u c'iaiur.
y beautiful home wcGdiHG took place
on Thu~ad"S evening. October Il. ut 6
O'clock At IN" Residence" ~ Mr. and
Mrs. IL Ryder 32!i "loH! Avenue.
when tnei daU-htor Miss Erdne
Palmer Ryder h"calu" the wife OF
John Albert k"i.. az Newport News.
The ceremony was performed hy Rev.
Walter l.. I-lnslc. ID. y. Tho bride was
siY"n ANA by her father '"d they
Wcr" met at The altar 10y tn" groom.
accompaH' ID "N toGci k":s. cousin
IF tn" bride. TN" w""dlu@ march from
l.ohen@'. ~ Vas played hN an orrhc>-
ira. Alter reception Mr.. and Mrs.
R"ii left FOR q short trip They viii h"
At nom" IN Newport y" ~.
To Give >orinl.
IN" " o"dIaHd tieiShis w I. i I.
VA! hold lis first S"ria! OF the season
TO- morrow evening at "''ln'k at tie
home ci ~. and MIS- u. .. Wilson. 90"
West Fhirt"th Street. Woodland
Heights. Nm interesting program has
been ARRANGED. winch comprises - Hal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

y new kind uf sport coat has lust
made its appearance. 1t is called the
indian blanket cCat. and. as its name
Indicates. IS lay in coiorinrs ana a-ac-
teal for all mann"r OF outing pur-
poses.
some Of the coats nave \ fringc
border. while others show the material
Slashc0 ia real indian stylc TO form its
own impr"mptu fringe To 20 with
'hcEc coats there are matching tams
WIN quill stuck through one side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
observation-disclosures

titt.ptitlti<SERG. VA. October -.
II. l.. DeShazo Of tni. citv. son of
MI and Mrs. w. II. Dc.Shaxv. OF otto
kinG George County. and Miss Ida
carver, daughter of j. w Carver. of
this city. Were married here last night
II the home Of Rev. i. =. Hawk. of Tho
Methodist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
Observation-Disclosures.

Tho Philathca Class OF tho First
Baptis; Church will give Il Halloween
party Friday evening ut Sis o'clock in
the Baraca -Phiiathca rooms in the
eastern annex OF the church. All the
young people OF tho church and their
friend. are invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

The everlasting Christmas gift-a blue
white diamond. We win be pleased to
show you our handsome assortment;
prices right. G. B. Croft, Jeweler.
| am prepared to do repairing of boots,
shoes, mems mittens, gloves, to solder
tinware, saw and split wood, at the &C.
nette house, Websterville. VT, Arthur
Sowles.
H. NJ. Farnham, the horse man, will
hold his next combination auction sale of
horses and other property on Friday,
Dec. 81. 1915, at his stables in Montpe-
lier. He is just back from the West
with % fresh horses, has IL good all
around, second hand horses of his own
and will have the usual consignment of
commission horses, new lot of fur
robes, stable and street blankets, har-
nesses, whips, halters, etc. See large ad.
in this paper Tuesday, Dec. 2s. c. +.
Smith, fundamentally.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Notice! All kinds of stove repairs al
=. A. Prindle 4 Co.'s Pearl street.
Sale on stamped and embroidered goods
to-day and tomorrow, regardless OF cost
Mrs. Ducharme, in Croft's Jewelry Store,
Barre.
Miss Mary Jordan, student at the
University of Vermont, Burlington, is
passing the holidays at her home on
Foss street.
Miss Evelyn McAllister, who. is en-
ployed in Marshfield, passed through the
city to-day on her way home TO East
Barre for the holidays.
Miss Elizabeth Brown, who is EN-
ployed as teacher in the state indus
trial school at Yergennes, arrived in the
city last night for holiday visit at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Brown of Grant avenue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24
GRANITEVILLE

Mrs. j. H. Suitor is confined to the
house with sprained ankle caused by a
fall last Sunday.
Leslie NLelyer went to Hartford, Conn,
TO spend the holidays.
Walter Weir OF Cabot is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Weir.
The school in Foxyile closed yesterday,
all rooms uniting in exercises, which
were followed by Christmas. tree.
Miss Agnes Gleason has gone TO her
home in Richmond for 10 days vacation.
Norman Campbell, who is employed in
Hartford, Conn, is home for the holidays,
Misses Agnes Murphy and Cecilia
0'Hearn, students OF st. Mary's acad-
envy, Burlington, are home for a short
vacation.
Murdo and Alex. Mclyer leave tonight
for a short visit in Fitchburg, Mass,
and Hartford, Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24
MIDDLESEX

Services Sunday morning at 1885,
sermon by the pastor; special music by
the choir. Sunday evening at o'clock.
we win have our Christmas tree and
concert. The concert viii be in charge
of the children Of the children OF the
Sunday school. A silver collection will
be taken, this TO be used for equipment
for the ehildren's department Of the
school. Let us be liberal in our gifts 20
the children who have been 80 faithful
all the year. Everybody welcome. Gifts
for the tree should be properly done up
and marked.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24
EAST MONTPELIER
The Grange Held an Interesting Session
Wednesday Evening.

The regular meeting OF the grange was
held Wednesday evening and one of the
most enjoyable evenings of the year was
attended by rs members. Besides this
number Is members of the Montpelier
grange were present as visitors. The
third and fourth degrees were worked
on 10 new members. After the business
had been transacted the company sat
down to bountiful harvest supper
served by the ladies of the grange. Need
less to say, all did justice to the occa-
sion. The installation of the new officers
will take place Wednesday, Jan. 8. At
this time the annual banquet will also
be held. The executive committee have
appointed Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Collins
to be the installing officers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24

naun--.. ..Bs ra1s rst .tair. g -
eaH Fwa
sanarfs 81 Eettt nesuus. 60 sah-
asmrtn faraesrrima snesafts Aaat wwa
II rHss ssrss rHs rts ttz eEts -
-szasH un-ss7rf rrtses -nfH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24

Ger, NJ. NJ Palmer Charles Page, Nirle
Nips, Arthur Smith, Augusta Louise Ven
tura.
Women-Mrs. Annie Beaulaac, Mayme
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24

Cross. Mrs. Sadie Richards, Mrs. A. p.
Simpson, Grace A. Wooster, Mrs. Jas.
Wood
Barre Cribbage club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24

Christmas Exercises at Presbyterian
Church.
The annual Christmas exercises viii be
acld AZ the Presbyterian church this even.
ing AZ : O'Clock. with a tree and the fol-
lowing programs
Opening song
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24
Who win Claim Them2

Letters remaining uncalled for for the
week erding Dec %, were:
Men Antonio Cavana, ~ David Mer-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24

January sale Monday at Abbott's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-17

a common dirt road, five and three:
quarter miles around, and has an ele-
walton from sea level of about 1905
feet. The fastest time previously made
on this road was SO miles per hour.
Fast Cars Entered.
Fob Burdan, Ricke1bacher and Nc.
earthly in Peugeot cars fought a stiff
battle, but luck was against them and
they were checked out of the race on
account Of trouble with their cars.
Tom Alley in q Dusenberg won third
place and was some seven minutes
behind Carlson. There were 10 of the
worlds famous drivers and fastest
cars entered, but during most of the
race Cooper in his Stutz and Carl
son in the Maxwell were running neck
and neck, and during the last part
OF the contest, Carlson was gaining
steadily on Cooper. -"
Over Difficult Course.
Carlson's record was, indeed, a re-
markable one, his Maxwell being the
only car in the race that did not stop
at least twice during the contest
and many made more frequent stops
at the pits. The course is known as
the most difficult and dangerous
course in America, necessitating the
shifting of gears seven times, and u.s.
ing the brakes four times in each
lap. Carlson's car consumed n gal
Ions of gasoline and three gallons of
oil, and the motor ran cool and per-
fectly during the entire race. This
again proves the Maxwell consist
ency. a. Sts,+ rs.
This is the second Maxwell car to
make a long nonstop run in the last
few weeks, which is due largely to the
equal distribution of weight, the per-
lection in design and the special steel
heat treatments used by the Maxwell
Motor company.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-17

Oh student publications receive the
profits of their papers, the college
journalist held that the athletes TAX
ing part in a different form of money,
producing enterprise, should not be
Disseminated against in the d~istribu-
ton of profits. The student editor
likened the football players to men
taking part in college dramatics un-
der different organizations, who re.
ceive the box Office proceeds for their
paper" wrote the editor. Managers
of the Cap and Gown annual publica-
ton are sharers in the profits of their
work. The Black Friars get all the
profits from their annual play. The
debaters are given scholarships for
their work. This causes no comment
and is accepted as a condition which
Is perfectly fair. Namely, the man
who works hard in this form of work,
which, while being a university organ
i~zation, is at the same time a money
making undertaking, is entitled to
the profits resulting from his work.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-17
CARLSON Makes
WORLDS RECORD
Establishes Fine Mark in Auto
Race Over Dangerous Course
at San Diego. .

Over a course bristling with grades,
and around seven dangerous turns,
Billy Carlson, In a Maxwell car, at
the San Diego exposition road race,
January 8, established the new worlds
record for consistency and endurance
by driving the entire route of more
than 305 miles without a single stop,
over the most difficult ROAD course IN
America. This remarkable feat
breaks the worlds entrance record
as established by Barney Oldield in
a Maxwell Racer, at Corona on
Thanksgiving Day.
Splendid Record.
Carlson in his Maxwell won second
place in the race and a large purse.
He was close second to Earl Cooper
in a Stutz, and was nosed out of first
place by just about a minute. Carl
sons time for the race was four hours
forty-one minutes and forty-seven Sec
onds, with an average speed of s.
miles per hour, which was considered
very fast time for the road, which is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-17
.F|ANCEE CALLS
HANK G0WDY OUT
Too Much Publicity During the
Worlds Series Proves Hard
Jolt to Boston Star.

Chicago, Jan. 16.-Hereafter when
Hank Gowdy battles ON the ball field
for a bride and a pennant at the same
time he probably will keep it a Sc
cret, at least that part of it which
relates to the bride. Because he told
everybody about his romance and it
got into the papers during the worlds
series between the Braves and Ath-
letics last fall, Miss Ethel Clark of
Chicago, who was said to have con-
scented to become Mrs. Gowdy, pre-
vided Hank would step out AID beat
Connie Mack's big team, has called
off the engagement.
1t was just after the first game of
the big series was played that Hank
let it out he was battling for a bride
as we'll as the championship and the
winners end of the purse. Hank knew
it before the first game, and il that
combat he whaled out a single, a dou-
Bile, and a triple in three times at
bat, getting one base on balls, and
scoring two runs, besides driving in
others.
AS soon as he told the news of the
romance it spread all over the coun-
try and each day, Hank continued to
clout the ball and knock all hope out
of lMack's great team. When the Sc
ries ended in four straight games,
every critic voted Hank Gowdy as
the hero and then with much pride he
went to claim his bride.
But no report of the wedding has
ever appeared and last night a story
came from Kokomo, Ind, to the effect
that Miss Clark was visiting friends
there and told them that the engage
ment to the baseball hero had been
broken, "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-17
tourney DATES
ARE ANNOUNCED
Bismarck High School Expects 20
Cop Honors Here February
26 and 81.

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 16.-F. l..
Thompson, physical director of the
university, yesterday received def
mite information that the state high
school basketball tournament will be
held in Grand Forks.
The dates are March II and 10.
The following places were assigned
the district tournaments, which are
to be held February 26 and q:
Bismarck, Valley City, Minot and
Grand Forks.
The men in charge Of each tourna.
ment are: Supt. l.. c. Root, Bis
marck; Prof. l.. J. Gail, Valley City;
Pres. A. G.. Crane, Minot; F. l..
Thompson, Grand Forks.
Mr.. Thompson also will be in
charge Of the state meet.
Entries for the district tournament
will be filed en- or before February
1G, while the eligibility lists must be
sent in before Febri. = 20. No school
not a member Of ti@ l""gue by Feb.
ruary Is is eligible to compete.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-17
Sporting News Of the World
PUGilIST MADE CHIEF OF PO'
LICE.

Chicago, Jan. 1G.-Hereafter it's
Chief of Police "Cyclone johnny
Thompson, and not claimant or
challenger for various pugilistic
titles. Recently the chief Of police
of Sycamore, ILL.,, Thompson s
home town. was shot by a thug,
and has since. been unable to per
form his duties. Th@ citizens de.
manded that a "tolgh' man be
placed at the head Of the police
department. Thompson was t he
first citizen suggested. He imme-
diatelv was appointed for one yea"
and if he makes good he vii! ne
appointed ;0r three more years.
Johnny said it WAS & better JOB
than fighting and he asserts he
has all tn 'toushs' in his town
tanned.