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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-05

WANTED-District manager f or
North Dakota for the sale direct
to consumer Of the very finest silk
hosiery manufactured. Really ex-
ccutivc work Offering large returns.
Kindly give references. Write No.
53S Tribune. ..,... 5-5-6t
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FOR SALE burner gas stove and
one roll top writing desk. Rem
brandt Studio, 119 1-2-5th st.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Two nice UNFINISHED
front rooms suitable for Office or
sleeping rooms, ll9 l-2 9Th St.
Phone 3l2-W.
40 80
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FOR RENT-Three room apartment
on ground floor, modern house,
close in, outside opening, furnish
ed or unfinished. Also two others
one and two-room apartments.
Call 622 3rd st. Phone 132-W.
81 1W
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FOR RENT--Vcry desirable, com
pletcly modern room with or with
out tall in private garage; gentle
man preferred. Phone 1874 5-2-4t
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WANTED-Two young men to work
by the month. Steady job. Fran
els JaskowiAk, 421 18th st. 95.3-tf
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LOST
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Six per cent money. Bankers Re-
serve System. Six per cent loans arc
made on city or farm property to
buy. build, improve, or pay indebted
ness. Bankers Reserve Deposit COM
pany, Lathrop huilding, Kansas City,
Mo-, A-2l If
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FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
room. Also sleeping room suit
able for two. 722-5th St. Phone
tS5R. 5-5-3t.
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WANTED TO BUY-Trunk. Must
be in good condition. Phone 646M
5-5-1t.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
POOL ROOM FIXTURES FOR SAL

POOL ROOM FIXTURES FOR SALE
one billiard and five pool tables;
one S-foot cigar case, one 6-foot
wall tobacco case, one 20-foot sa-
loon bar; eight seltees, one cash
register, one Gary safe, one rcfrig-
orator, one ice box, one soda foun-
tain, billiard balls, etc. J. M.
Brodl, Box l09, Bismarck, n. d.
IN Luz
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FOR RENT-Furnishcd apartment,
Varney Flats, Phone 773. 55-3t
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MAIL CLERKS WANTED
bismarck examination May &c.
$500 to $4,000 yearly and travel
ing expenses. Position perman-
cnt. Write Mr.. Ozmcnt, 472 St..
Louis, Mo. Immediately.
IN ~
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FOR SALE-Lombard piano practic-
ally new Phone 512M. 5-4-3t
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light house keeping. Phone
24lJ. Alb LIST st. o. lwk.
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FOR SALE-ChoicS corner residence
lot in Riverview, facing the park.
John A. Hoffman. A 4.9-tf
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FOR RENT-Two modern rooms for
light housekeeping. Ground floor
sos 10th st. 5-3-3t.
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FOR RENT-New Modesn Four room
nat. Phone 1874 BuAiness College.
4-gS-tf
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FOR RENT-Two large room apart
mcnt furnished, with east front and
porch; also 8-cylindcr Peerless car,
just overhauled in excellent con-
dition; good bargain on easy
terms. Phone 357-W, l.. Scroggins,
ITO 18th St. 5-3-1w
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FOR SALE-House and lot corner
9Th St. and Ave. A. Inquire Of E.
4 T. Burke. 4-27-1m
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FOR SAl4 OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS.

FOR SALE-A house bargain. A
six room modern house, on 3rd
street. about 2 l-2 blocks from the
post office. Has front room, dim
Hng room, kitchen including
range, pantry. good large shed
adjoining kitchen, maple floor
down stairs, bed rooms up
stairs, bath. hot air furnace and
front porch. Faces east, fine
lot and IS a bargain for $4,000,
on terms of 81 900. cash and bal
ancc monthly payments about like
rent. Possession given June 1st
Geo. NJ. Register, 5-2-lwk.
FOR SALE-Choicc new modern bum
galow with five rooms and bath.
Located close in on paved street
and his garage; $4,000. on easy pay
mcnts. Handsome modern seven
room house with bath and hot
water heats In one of the best res
idence sections Of the city on paved
street; $4,000 on easy terms. Har-
vcy Harris & Co., j. z. Jackson,
manager. 5-5-3t
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FOR RENT-Large furnished room
in modern house, 4l9 It'll St. Phone
66i-W. 5-3-tf
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statesmen WANTED--Livc Wire
\ Salesman with car to handle at
tractive easy selling line. Write
p. o. B. 49,, Bismarck, N. ID.
1..l-
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FOR SALE-Eight-room partly mod
ern house, close to school, has east
frontage and good trees; $1,000.
Easy terms. One Of the prettiest
modern residences in the city, has
six rooms and bath, also garage.
Extra choice location; $1,000. Har
vcy Harris e. Co., J. =. Jackson,
manager. 5-5-3t
FOR SALE-Onc small S room house
for sale, east part Of city, modern
except furnace. $4,000, 100000
down, balance on easy payments,
$4,000 per month. Good repair.
Phone S72. Same house for rent
if not sold in ten days. 5-2-lwk
Evening star., 1923-03-08
BOOST IN TIMBER
= SUPPLY IS URGED
Secretary Wallace Tells Sem
ate Committee That Forests
Must Be RepIenished.
IND0RSES SMELL BILL
Or. Baker Advocates Federal and
State Policy in Tree
Growing.
INDORSES SMELL BILL

4 broad program to meet the ma
t.onal timber requirements through
the growing of new supplies was out
lined to the special Senate committee
on reforestation yesterday by Secre-
tary Wallace OF the Department Of
Agriculture. Secretary Wallace de-
scribed in detail the timber situation
in this country.
DR.. Hugh W. Baker, executive sec.
retary of the American Paper and
Pulp Association, advocated the en-
actment into law of the Smell bill and
the principles of cooperation be-
tween the federal government and
the states.
Timber Is Scarce.
TIE country is suffering today
I! ON shortage OF timber" Secretary
Wallace told the committee. Our
unsattsfied demands will increase as
timber becomes higher in price. y
national forestry policy should aim
90 bring about continuous timber
growing on as much as possible Of
the land suited chiefly to that pur-
pose.
Nation wide protection Of all forest
lands m private ownership, cut-over
as well as timbered, is the most ur-
sSdL LHlH6. nc present cooperation
0s the federal government with the
states in fire protection should be in
creased. Adequate protection on a
basis of 20 per cent by the federal
government, co per cent by the states
and 90 per cent by the land owners
might ultimately cost the government
S2,250,000 annually.
adjustment Of taxes TO the long
time nature of timber crops probably
ranks next to fire protection IN I'M
portance. This question is obviously
ot state jurisdiction. The planting
of forest trees should be given spc-
clal public aid. and l believe the
federal government should offer finan-
cIal cooperation to the states in
growing nursery stock to be dis
Libuted at cost for this purpose.
Forest Owncrship.
Public forest owenrship should be
extended. The federal government
should administer for forest purposes
all its present public lands suitable
for this and should acquire addition
all lands by purchase or exchange.
State and municipal forests should
be encouraged.
With respect to private lands. II
is nv belief that the forest policy Of
tie United States should offer every
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Students Seek
Blood Money
To Pay Tuition,
By the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, Nd. March s.
Students at the Johns Hopkins
Medical School are paying for their
tuition with blood money, liter
ally.
They are selling their blood for
TRANSMISSION purposes at $50 a
TRANSMISSION. 1t is an easy way to
make money, according to DR..
John G. Huck, professor of medi-
cine. All the student has to do 10
to lie down. sacrifice a little blood
and then collect the $50.
But the fly IT. the ointment, from
tho students standpoint, 10 that all
are not eligible to be bled. Tho
subject must, In the first place, be
perfectly healthy. Then, his blood
must measure up to certain
standard. A -blooded man"
for TRANSMISSION purposes must be
more than q movie hero.
More than 100 students. DR.. Huck
says. have listed themselves as be-
Ing ready to sell their blood. The
blood of each of these men has
been analyzed and classified in a
definite blood group. When a
TRANSMISSION becomes necessary the
student whose blood group corre-
sponds to that of the patient is
called for tho operation.
Each student now is limited to
three operations a year, which re-
stricts his blood money to a maxi.
mum Of $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
UMBRELLA LOTS GO DOW
Fine Pickings in
PUMPS AND OXFORDS

At $4.95, Regularly $40 to si2
81 pairs-Women's samples
of low shoes. If you wear 5 Il
{. f or Az A you'll find
rare bargain.
At S4.95 for $40 Shoes
10 pairs-Black Calf, Cuban
heel Oxfords. welt soles.
16 pairs-Brown Calf OK
fords, Cuban or fiat heels, welt
soles. A splendid buy!
IS pairs-French Heel. Round
Toe Partisan Sandals, very
dressy.
81 pairs-Patcnt and Fawn
Suede Combination One-strap
Low-heel Pumps. 4 spring
wear model for young women.
At $5.95 for $40 TO Sl2 Shoes
Nearly 200 pairs in this lot,
consisting of Evening Slippers,
Semi-dress Pumps. Str e G {
Pumps and ONfords. Every
pair we'll worth your attention.
Black kid. black satin and
black suede tongue pumps,
with Baby French heels.
Black and gray combination
pumps, with full French heels.
Patent leather and black kid
strap pumps.
Black and gold, black and
silver combination strap even
ing slippers.
Silver cloth pumps. with full
French heels or Baby Louis
heels.
Black Calf Cuban Heel OK
fords. for practical service.
Brown Grain Blucher o.
fords, with low military heels.
Very serviceable.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
MOOSE AWAITS STANDS =.
FOR NUMBERING Wife

Ernest Arthur shands. colored,
twenty-eight years old. wife muir
derer, shortly after 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning will pay the extreme
penalty of the law on the scaffold at
the District Jail. When arrested by
Detectives Kelly and Scrivener the
morning Of August 9. 1922. few min
utes after he had hacked his wife's
head with hatchet, he expressed
sorrow for his failure to succeed and
said he would finish the Job IL per-
mitted to go to the hospital where
she had been taken.
When told of his wife's death later
in the day he begged that he be taken
to court without delay and be permit
ted to pay the penalty on tho scat
fold.
why delay it?" he asked.
Due to the laws delay, however, he
has been permitted to live exactly
seven months. One delay in the exc
cution resulted from an application
for time in which to permit Stands
to make preparations for the here
after. Rev. John Roberts. who has
accompanied about fifty condemned
men to scaffolds, is his spiritual ad-
wiser.
Shands today told Maj. William A.
Peak. warden of the jail, that he was
prepared to meet his death calmly.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
At SI.o5 for S. to 80 Shoes

81 pairs-White Satin. French
Heel, Evening Slippers.
81 pairs-White Satin. Baby
Louis Heel, Evening Slippers.
without straps.
10 pairs-Brown. KID. Low.
heel, Strap Pumps, with full
round toes, welt soles.
2 pairs ~ Patent Colonial
French Heel Pumps
8 pairs-Black Satin Colonial
French Heel Pumps.
8 pairs-Patent Two-strap
Pumps. with Spanish heels.
s pairs-Dull Kid Two-strap
Pumps, with Spanish heels.
At S3.95 for S. to s. Shoes
20 pairs-Tan Calf Cuban
Heel One-strap Pumps, welt
soles; smart spring style.
10 pairs-Black Kid Buckle
Pumps. with Cuban heels and
welt soles; very soft and COM
Portable.
80 pairs-Black Kid Oxfords.
Cuban heels, with rubber heels
attached, medium round toes.
81 pairs-Brown Calf OK
fords, medium round toe, welt
soles and low heels with rub
Der heels attached.
Al pairs-Young Women's
Patent One-strap Pumps, welt
soles. low fiat heels with rub
Der heels attached.
40 pairs-Young Women s
Brown Calf One-strap Pumps,
welt soles, low fat heels with
rubber heels, attached.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT,

Louis Z. Lawrence, seventy years
old. was acquitted by jury in Grim
inal Division l yesterday afternoon
OF a charge Of assault with a danger
Gus weapon preferred by George II.
Kay. q carpenter, fifty-eight years
old. Lawrence is a plasterer. and was
working with Kay In a vacant house
when dispute arose, and Kay
claimed Lawrence struck him over
the head with hatchet. Lawrence
claimed selr-defenSe
Evening star., 1923-03-08

reasonable encouragement to timber
growing by private land owners
through the force Of enlightened self
interest and commercial gain, but
the policy will not be complete or
fully effective without reasonable
forms of public control over forest
lands. Under our constitutional and
other limitations, such public control
must probably be left to tho exercise
of the police powers Of the state, at
least at the present time
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Tempting Remnant Prices
Wonen's Dresses

Smart style, fine materials, but
now they must be closed out
1-s1e.5o Beaded French Slip
1-$25.0o Black Canton Street
Dress, size 34...........S $3.50
s-s25.oo Braided Can't ton
=; Crepes, black, cocoa, Lauvin
green, sizes 81 and Ss. .Sl9.SO
1-s3e.5o Black Beaded Poiret
Twill Street Dress. ....... $3.50
a-$2e.50 Black Embroidered
Satin face Crepes, size Sc, $3.50
e-S35.oo Black Canton Street
Dresses, sizes 36 and -. $3.50
1-$45.oo Black Beaded French
slip-over $3.50
S-s35.oo Paisley Crepe Street
Dresses, sizes "a, Sc and SS, SIS. 90
4-sxs.50 Ribbon trimmed
Satin Street Dresses. sizes 36 and
3S ........... $500
l-s35.oo Black Taffeta Street
Dress, size So. $50 so
2-$3s.5o Black Taffeta En-
broidered Street Dresses. sizes 36
and So ............ $3.50
1-$5s.5o Pebblecrepe Embroid-
cred Dress, size So $50 50
2-Extra Size $3.50 Tafreta
Dresses, sizes 42ta and 44H,
j.. $3.50
1-$4s.5o Braid trim m 6 j
Straightline Poiret Twill Dress,
size SO $3.50
$3.50 Flat Crepe Street
Dress, in cocoa, size 36. $3.50
1-$Ss.5o Imported Black
Beaded crepe, size 34.... $3.50
1-S5s.5o Embroidered Navy
Poiret Twill Coat Dress. size
AZ $3.50
1-$S9.50 Navy Poiret Twill
Coat Dress, size 3S. ........ .Ss2 IN
1-$S5.00 Navy Poiret Twill
Dress. size ss..... .S56S0
1-$S5.00 Embroidered Satin
face Crepe, size So. $500
Evening star., 1923-03-08
HOSIERY
For Little

35c and soc LisIe Hosiery, z5c
Light brown only. mock-eeam
style; feet we'll reinforced. !
75c & S1.O0 Sport Stockings, soc
Lsle. in wide and narrow rib
patterns. Broken sizes. In. gray.
russet. African and camel.
s. & 81 Sport Stockings, $3.50
Silk-and-wooI. two-tone mix
lures, with hand : embroidered
clox. Wonderful values for those
whose size is here; gray, camel,
green, navy and black.
S. & 81 Silk Stockings, SOS
Fancy dress and sport styles,
in attractive patterns. Broken
sizes in brown. black and white.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
GLOVE
Close.O1lts
a. n
)ne Lot, CSC

$3.50 Two-clasp Heavy Silk
Gloves, in champagne, tan and
brown.
$500 Strap Duplex
Gloves, in white and biscuit.
$500 Double Silk Gloves. in
white, black. gray and brown.
$500 Sixteen-button Length
Fine Silk Gloves. brown and a
few white.
ses5 and $500 Two-cla.p
French Kid Gloves. black only.
One Lot, $1.@5
$500 Eight button length
Reindeer Fabric Gloves. in gray
and beaver.
$500 and $500 Novelty Cham
oisette Gauntlet Gloves. in
white. beige. covert and black
$3.50 One-clasp PIX Capeskin
Gloves. in tan and brown. Sizes
s, 6A and 6h.
$3.50 Two-c1asp French Kid,
in tan. gray and black.
$500 Eight-button Washable
Chamois Gloves, in natural
colors.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
More knickers
Special, $3.95

Another lot ready to rush
out-an exceptional opportu-
nifty TO sell ect the correct
English homespun mixtures In
a color you prefer. All sizes
this time. IF you were NOT
able to be fitted in our last
sale. come tomorrow.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
MISSES COATS

1-$e5.00 Coat Of Corona, Hare
back in Sorrento blue. $3.50
1-Ss5.oo Panvelaine Coat,
straightline model in brown,
$3.50
1-Ss5.oo Brown YNstrosa Coat,
blouse model ..............$ $50 50
1-$125.0o Coat of Marvella,
beaver collar and cuffs blouse
model ......-. .......... 5000
1-$15500 Brown Marvella
Coat, blouse model; beaver collar
and cuffs $3.50
1-3165.00 Brown Marvella
Coat, straight-line model; beaver
collar and cuffs ........ $50 50
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Certain
SWEATERS
Called Out

S. to $3.50 Brushed Wool
Slip-Overs, 500
Brown, heather and striped
models, also navy and black,
woven OF fine grade yarns in
popular round neck style.
S to $3.50 SweateeA S39S
Mohair tuxedos and slip.over
in almost every conceivable
spring shade; various weights;
attractive weave2
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Evening Wraps
Evening Gowns

$3.50 Rose GeorEette
Gowns, sizes 80 and S6.. $3.50
S-$5S.50 Imported Beaded
Gowns, in gray, tan and black.
sizes ,3s and 40.... $500
1-$s5.oo Georgette and Lace
Evening Gown, size 50. .S6S 90
l-$79.50 Lace Evening Gown.
size "a 4................ .S6S 90
1-$so.o0 Yellow Beaded Gown.
size SO ............... .$6S 90
1-3s5.00 Gray Georgette, r b.
bon trimmed, size 81. $3.50
Evening star., 1923-03-08
HANDKERCHIEFS
Sc, 3 for S.W

soc to s1.o0 pure linen styles,
for men and women. initiated,
corner embroidered and various
kinds OF mems tape-botdered
handkerchief.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Better Buy Philippine Underwea
Without Delay

ends OF direct shipments Of personally scIcctcu
garments.
$500 Nightgowus and Envelopes SI75
Hand- and hand
nightgowns
$500 Nightgouns and Envelopes, Sl.75
$500 Nightgowns and Envelopes S3b5
hut-up shoulder chSe
UMBRELLA LOTS GO DOWN
While need of them goes
At $495
feules
At $6.S5
with oordeT;
ivory finish or carved "ood
and having leather carriers
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Skirt Specials,
$500, $1,000

Box plated and straight
line models in smart woolens.
new stripe effects. $500.
Knife and side plated mod
els. wrap around and plated
side panels. in wool canton.
flannel. wool crepe. velour
checks. satin striped crepe.
eponge. plaid ratine. English
plaids, $1,000.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
This is Surely the End of
Our Women's
WINTER COATS

i-$65.06 Brown Cordella with
self COLLAR 5000
1-$79.50 L q 6 o Woman's
brown Mariana Coat with self
collars .S3S 90
l--$l26.o0 8 J ack Gil IN or n
Blouse Coat with beaver collar.
$500
l-$155oo Black Karani Coat
with Caracul collar and cuffs.
I-$le5.oo Large Woman's
Brown Fashona Coat with bea-
YER collar ..... SIS 90
I-3la5.o0 BROW Marvella
Blouse Coat, fox shawl collar and
cuffs .................. SIS. 90
Evening Wraps
I--$s5.oo Green Velvet Wrap.
with shirred collar .... $500
f-$235.oo Purple Chiffon Vel
vet Wrap, ermine collar. .S95.00
Evening star., 1923-03-08
"A Few
FUR COATS
HALF OFF

i-$15o.00 Marnot Coat.
with racooon collar. 5000
l-$lo5.00 Leopard Cat
Coat, with raccoon collar
and cuffs .............. .S97.S0
$4,000 Marmink 45-inch
Cape. c.............. $4,000
$4,000 Bay Seal 45-inch
Wrap Coat, natural Fitch
collar ..............S SI25.00
2-$595.O0 Baby Caraoul
45-inch Coats, self COL
Jared ........... .Slo7.50
$500 Mole Capes $4,000
Evening star., 1923-03-08
S. to $50 Sweater SaeS
BLOUSES
$500 Handmade BIouses, Sl.eS

$500 Handmade BIouses, 6.eS
Dimities and batistes, in Tux
edo and Peter Pan models; hand
drawn and real lace trimmings.
$500 Handmade Voiles, sos
Fine, sheer French voile and
batistes, with real lace finishes.
Broken size range Of Peter Pan
and Tuxedo models.
$500 Handmade Blouses, S3.o5
French voile, In round, square
and v necks, with Tuxedo and
Peter Pan collars; hand-drawn,
hand-embroidered and trimmed
with real laces.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
$1,000 and $lz50 Costume
BlouSex. 0.7y

Suit models, in smart printed
silks and crepe de chine. Slip
over and tie-at-the-side models.
Broken sizes. Good color range,
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Special Purchase Usual IS Styles
Fine Silk Underwear
New Sport and Tailored Hat
Specially Priced, $3.50

Limited lots OF good mechands that through the day
early Sale of Remnants closes II o'clock tomorrow
Evening star., 1923-03-08
New Fur Neckwear
Advantageously Low Priced

AS the result Of a specia
able to offer
At S650-Stonc marten opos
sum and sable dyed opossum
chokers.
At s12.50-Natu-al gray squir-
rel chokers and Australian
opossum chokers.
At SI6.5o Dark finc mink
chokers.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-18
.SHAkE.UP LIKELY
FOR n. !. OUTFITS
~-x
Both Giants and Yanks May Re-
build Their Teams

New York, Oct iss-Nel only zlll
the New York Giants, fallen worlds
champions, so through a rebuilding
process before they are ready 10 scale
title heights asain, but The Yankees,
their successors 10 hasebail's crown.
also may bolster a few ssak links ~
their victorious machine before the
1884 season gets under way,
n developed yesterday that Everett
Scott, veteran shottalsp Of the Yam
KEGS. who holds the all time record
for consecutive games played. u een'
sidering voluntary retirement al
though Miller Higgins manager Of
the new champions. has no dssirs
himself 10 part with the games sreat.
est Iron man"
Scott, however. has an attractive
business enterprise In view. which.
II accepted. would mean his passing
after having piled up the remark
able record OF participating In Las
consecutive games. a record he start
ed nj i9is with the Boston Red sox
and which nearly doubles the best
previous major league mark.
This may be my last worlds
series" Scott admitted Just before
one OF the games with the Giants.
II want TO be al my best so that
II don't come back In the spring.
/ can remember with pride my last
season. I've been around a long
time and I'm not getting any fas-
ter"
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New Britain herald., 1923-10-18
ALLrNEW BRIIAINS WORK
HARD FOR SUNDAY GAME
Army and Navy Eleven from Man.
chester u be at Hofrman's Field
HalHnlil Again at Quarter.

The New Britain team is practicing
hard for the game next Sunday al
Hoffman field. when the Army and
Navy team Of Manchester will be the
I attraction. The splendid showing
made by the locals last Sunday, has
got the fans talking again, and a big
crowd Is expected to witness the con-
test.
The Army and Navy eleven is said
to be a speedy one. Last Sunday at
Torrington, the Silk Town team gave
Gene Cummings eleven warm argyll
ment. The backfeld of the locals is
now working in a machine-like
manner. "Ching" Hammil is the man
of the hour" playing the quarterback
position. He ran the team ina speedy
manner last Sunday. Hammil likes his
new position. With BarniEow, Bah
cock and Tickey, the local directors
are elated, and 1t appears as though
one Of the best organized backfelds in
Connecticut Is wearing the livery Of
the New Britain club. After Sundays
game, the locals will begin to point for
the classic of the season on the road
the game with the Steam Rollers at
Providence. The local management ex-
pect to have tickets here for sale.