The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1923-01-04

has been placed for early spring de-
livery by the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad.
New York-Dr. Albert Lorenz, son
Of DR.. Adolf Lorenz, the distinguished
yiennese surgeon, failed in a deter.
mined effort to marry his Austrian
baroness finance, who came all the
way from Vienna for the ceremony.
Baltimore, Md.-Bonus checks AZ.
gregating 100000 were given as
Christmas presents to those en-
ployees Of the Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road who remained loyal to the corpor.
alton during the late railroad strike.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Pitts.
bursh Coal company declared quar-
terly dividend of ~ per cent on the
preferred stock and 81 Q share on the
common. The last previous decla.
ration on the common was In July.
Helena, Mont.-Lowering Of freight
rates on grain from Montana ship.
ping points to both eastern and ives.
tern markets was asked in complaint
prepared by the Montana railroad
commission.
New York-Robert Winthrop Chan.
Ter, artist, divorced husband Of Lima
Cavalieri and grandson of John Jacob
Aston. was arrested in a Broadway
cafe on a charge of violating the state
prohibition law.
Los Angeles-A group Of Los An
geles Observation-Disclosures, bankers
and oil operators--has obtained the
Mexican government "what amounts
to blanket concession on all govern.
ment lands In the oil district of the
east coast"
Youngstown, Ohio.-Delivery OF
Christmas cheer by one OF Uncle
Sans letter carriers brought to a
quick end when federal prohibition
officers arrested postman, and con-
iscated four quarts of whisky they
found in his mail pouch.
Sporting
New York-Joe Lynch of New York
retained his worlds bantamwe eight
championship, as a result of victory
over Midget" Smith.
Boston-"My first baseball that was
anything besides just kid stuff was
played at Washington college, Irving
ton, Calf, in '93 a." says Frank
Chance.
New York-Recommendation for
several revisions in gridirou rules
were slated for discussion at the an
nual meeting of the American Football
Coaches association.
Duluth, Minn.-Local newspapers
herald the resignation of Ray j..
Carnes from the presidency of the
Duluth Athletic club as "a blow to the
game"
Los Angeles-Miss America H.,
worlds champion speedboat, was CIV
en- its first trial spin of Los Angeles
harbor, in preparation for races
against Pacific coast boats it attained
a rs miles clip.
Minneapolis-Louis Gross, husky
guard on the University Of Minnesota
basketball team. quit the squad to-
day. The football star announced that
he has decided to devote all Of his
time to his studies.
Havana-Charles H. Stoneham de-
MED that he had considered or was
considering resigning from the presi-
dency of the National Exhibition COM
pany, owners of the New York Giants
in favor of John J: McGraw.
New York-Manager John j. Nc
Graw of the New York Giants, who
Is opposed to the proposed baseball
players union, suggested that IL the
union wants to do something worth
while, it raise a fund for impoverished
players.
New York-Gene Sarazen, national
open and American professional golf
champion, Joined Babe Ruth in the
slim ranks of the 100000 athletics,
when Briar Cliff Lodge, of Briar Cliff
Manor, announced 1t had insured him
for that sum against accident or
death. ~
New York-Tim O'Rourke, New
York boxing promoters, cabled Eugene
Criqui, European feather weight cham
pion, that plans to match him with
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland worlds
titleholder, would be cancelled unless
Criqui agrees to accept a guarantee
of $4,000 or 20 per cent of the gate
receipts.
Foreign
Paris--Mme. Sarah Bernhardt's con-
dition took another turn for the worse.
Observation-Disclosures Of all the so
Wet federated republic with the CAPT.
tai at Moscow, Is one of the principal
questions on the agenda Of the all
Russian congress which opened here.
pubhnr~Parsoos on, railway. prop
er.y,withoIt authorization were order
ed shot on sight. by the Free State,
asp the result DC fresh outhzeaks. 'af
ipceadiafism and. bombing by Sepqb1i.
can insurgents.
Rome-An attempt was made to as
sassinate Prince George, brother OF
King Alexander OF Jugo-Slavia, while
~ .-.os dfpty, a. "a tho n 0y,no NJ tho nrorn.