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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-08
Tribune Classified Advertisements
4 Ell ONE 2
FOR SALE

1OAS O<0AO
THREE ROOM partly modern house
north side, near schools, part base
ment, lights and water. Selling
4 price $4,000. Very small frs,
payment, balance monthly.
SIX ROOM modern two story house
I basement, hot water heat, hard.
wood floors, east front, garage
Selling price $3850.OO. $500 first
payment, balance rental payments
including interest.
ONE OF Riverview's most complete
| Bungalows, south front, full base.
floors, nice porch, garage. Selling
price $525O.OO, good terms. Six
per cent interest,
SIX ROOM modern two story house
north end of city, full basement,
furnace heat, hardwood floors,
large rooms, garage. Selling price
$5SOO.OO. Terms.
FIVE ROOM two story modern house,
furnace heat, east front, five blocks
from postoffice. Selling price
$S,67O.00, $1,000 cash, balance $a5
per month including interest at
six per cent.
FOUR ROOM bungalow, modern, full
basement. furnace heat, screened
porch, close to schools. Selling
price $4,000. $500 first payment,
balance $500 per month including
interest.
SIX ROOM partly modern house,
large lot, trees and fence, near
school. Selling price $4,000 good
terms. -
FIVE ROOM modern house, full
basement, furnace heat, east front,
near schools. Selling price $4,000 90,
good terms.
FIVE ROOM partly modern bunga-
low, part basement, hardwood
floors, bath, large lot, garage. Sell
ing price 100000. $500 first pay
ment, balance monthly payments
like rent.
SEVEN ROOM modern two story
house, full basement, furnace heat,
we'll located for schools and
churches. Selling price $4,000. 90.
Good terms.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. full
basement, furnace heat, hardwood
floors, close to schools. Selling
price $4350.0O. Good terms. I'm.
mediate possession.
LARGE HOUSE having five bed
rnoms. full partitioned basement,
furnace heat. hardwood floors,
screened porch. east front, near
schools. double garage. Selling
price $58OO.OO. Good terms.
THIS AGENCY has houses to fit any
buyer, any price, any terms. from
the most reasonable priced home
TO the most expensive. This agency
can and always has financed its
sales.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
"Evcr-Ready to give Service"
Webb Block. Phone i"
8-87t
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service; and in case of your failure
to appear or answer judgment will
Ia taken against you by default or
the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated this 18th day of July, a. -.
1925
ZUGER & TILLOTSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Webb Block, Bismarck. N. -.
S-l-8-l5- 22- 2J-9-5
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PAGE SEVEN

Forty -four Dollars and Ninety eight
Cents t$2S4i.9S). together with the
costs and expenses OF foreclosure
and sale.
BISMARCK BANK, a corporation,
Mortgagee,
Bismarck, North Dakota
Il TILLOTSON
Attorneys for Mortgagee
Bismarck, North Dakota.
1-25--S- s. lJ-22-29
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manuscript discovered in the archives
of the Leningrad library is claimed
by the Academy of Science to be the
original manuscript of the famous
Oriental tales "A Thousand and One
Nights" As early as the 18th cen
fury it was believed that this man
uscript had been destroyed. This
rare find has now been incorporated
in the Russian National Museum of
Moscow.
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FOR RENT-Two light housekee ping
rooms in modern home, furnished
or unfurnished, or sleeping room.
Call ut 6Ol End St.; -.
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WORK 'WANTED

AN LOOKING for Job O. steam tTac.
tor engineer. Have fifteen years
experience, am honest and reliable.
II interested, write or wire. also
state wages offered. Chss. I. D1n-
jamin, heulsh, N. D. cart Arvid
syvalius. V-e.2t
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs-"Life Of Bryan" just out.
!, 400 pages beautifully illustrated.
Earn 500 to $500 weekly. Send
10 cents now for, complies outfit.
Address Buxton, Fl w. Elm, Chi.
caeo. S-8-1t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NEW TOWNS being 1ssta6lia6ed On
Scobey- Opheim Extension, Great
Northern, now under copst Yuction.
UneQualled openings for all lines
of business. Town lot safes on
new sitea a. follows; Opheim. Sep
TENDER 3rd, 2 p. M, Glentana, Sep
TENDER eth, 2 2. M, Peerless, Sep
tembsr 5th.'2 p. m. Also sxcep-
tional values in farm lands. Fur
ther information free. North
Country Townsite 4 Land Co.,
Opheim, Mont.
8.1-a-l6-l9-22- 60 20
FOR RENT-Ca7e in Hotel Killdes7,
we'll furniShed. steam heated and
dslco light. owners. hoard for rent,
must open soon. Write Hotel
Killdeer. Klldeer. N. d. 7-22.tf
$500 INVESTED : year ago returned
$1,000. This opportunity is yours
today. Write Us for free informa-
ton. Dot Vernon Company. Box
1851, Philadelphia, Pa.
s-s-lt
~ tfT.,.
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Anyone knowing the whereabouts
Of E. G. Lowell, engineer, will kind.
~ inform his mother, Mrs. G. A.
L"vell, At Estacada, Oregon. Route
one. S-5.lwA
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HORIZONTAL
| !. One who revives vogue.
Ia. Having an irregularly nOtched
margin.
Is. To regret exceedingly.
! l6. To hurry.
II. To bundle.
1S. Common plants having spores
instead of seeds.
20. Pastries.
q. Devoured.
22. Membraneous bag.
%. Bird of the night.
25. Perched.
%. Toward.
~. Foreordained events.
80. Myself.
81. List.
~. To want.
"a. Two fives.
Is. Valuable dark brown fur-bear-
ing animal.
~. To scatter hay.
40. Ocean.
Al. Anger.
az. Witticism.
AZ. Tree Of tough wood.
as. Company.
~. Cooking utensil.
49, Valiant man.
81. To unfold.
81. Bone.
IS. Keeping in ones possession the
control of something.
81. Seventh note in scale.
so. To possess.
62. BY.
81. Small vcnomOus snake.
Ga. Turf.
s.. To unite two pieces Of cloth.
81. Resident of an ecclesiastic.
50. Immediately.
70. lnsulates.
72. To seat ones self.
%. To decrease.
"a. Telegraphy using an abbreviat-
ed code.
VERTICAL.
J. Refunded money.
2. Goddess Of poetry.
3. Bottom of a shoe.
4. To employ.
s. Second note in scale.
6. TO build.
z. Mongrel.
&. Tusk
8. Exclamation Of surprise.
10. To rest.
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FOR RENT nicely furnished
room in modern home for, one or
two. Phone 346J or call 4O8 10th.
b. "a u,k
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FOR RENT-Modern sleeping room.
All conveniences, four blocks from
Postoffice. Also give board II de-
sired. Reasonable price. Phone
GOAL or cali at Is Thayer St.
2.7.1w
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sABY CHICKS

CHICKs-$7 to $l0-lQ0. Quick SER
vice. ~ breeds. Wiltse, Rulo. Ne,
braska, S.S-1t
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE-Ten acre suh:.aan
property, good buildings, consist
ing Of two story house of seven
rooms, barn, chicken house and
brooder house. There is a wind
mill and very good water. Just
the place for a poultry farm. and
only ten blocks from school. Write
Tribune Is. 8-3-1mo
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S.6.1wk

FOR RENT-Weli furnished room at
Thompson's Flat, 6O4 Ave. d. Call
after 5 p. m. or phone 567-,W-2.
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FOR RENT-32O acres " miles
from railroad town. Black soil, no
gumbo or gravel, good water. Seed
furnished for " crop. E. Bunting,
Elgin, Iowa. 8-l-3-8
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SALESMAN WANTED
$4,000 A YEAR NAN
WANTED


WANTED ,.y..s
If you can organize and direct a
sales force to sell our S23.5O pop.
ular priced suits and overcoats
direct to wearer, here is the op.
portunity. More than 100 district
offices now operate successfully.
Backing Of million dollar ma.
t!onally known firm. Many ex-
perienced in direct selling prefer
red, but other applicants will be
given equal consideration. Sales
Manager, The Style Center Tailor.
ing Co., Az E. 9Th st., Cincinnati.
Ohio. 8-8-lt
SALESMEN-Newly invented, fast
selling, slug proof ball gum ven.
der, $40 commission for one sale.
Investment statesmen can make
$1,000 monthly selling operators.
Specify full or part time. Peerless
Products Company, 676, New York
Life Building, Kansas City; Mo.
8-1.st
WANTED-Man or woman to call on
farmers. Complete line of blan-
kets. Must have car and be able
to give security to cover full size
samples. Good pay. Write Roy
Evjen, Mckenzie Hotel, Bismarck.
y S.6-lw
SALESMEN-Be men make $3.50
weekly selling new specially. All
retailers. New men guaranteed
$35 week and expenses against
(. commissions. s. Appleton Confec-
tion Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
8-8.lt
BEST JOB You Ever. Had-Take or.
- ders; exclusive ladies' wash dress
" es. Commission paid immed lately;
we deliver, collect. Fergal Dress
Co., Textile Bldg Cincinnati, Ohio.
8-0-lt
PRODUCING DISTRICT MANAGER.
Can you manage organization Of
fering women SO hosiery for 81.
! Big over-writing fee. Slstox
Hosiery Co., 30S Fifth Ave, N. Y.
sALESMEN-Newly invented, fast
selling, slug proof ball gum ven
dor, $40 commission for one sale.
Investment statesmen can make
. $1,000 monthly selling operators.
Specify full or part time. Peerless
Products Company, 676 N. Y. Life
Building, Kansas City. Mo.
8-l-s|
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FAMOUS OLD
MANUSCRIPT FOUND
Leninsrad, Aug. S-R>-An old
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FOR RENT-Attractive room in new
modern home. Phone 682 or lO74.
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FOR RENT-Modern room, 2 blocks
from the P. o. at 3l4 End St.
Phone 644-R. 8-7-3t
FOR RENT-A sleeping room in
modern home. 62l-eth st. Phone
6l9W. 8.6-3t
FOR kkNT-0trlctIy. modvra apart
nent u Roes Apsrtmsnts. Apply
:. ". Murphy. Apt. =. Rose Apt.
1901
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FOR RENT-Nice modern furnished
room, also new garage, rent rea-
sonable. Call 322A after 6 p. m.
sos 3rd street. Call 525 during
day. 1856
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HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
PERSONAL.

EPILEPTICS-1his treatment guar
anteed to stop seizures or money
returned. No bromides. narcotics.
Try Mt our risk. Hunter Labora-
tories. 800 Scott. Little Rock, Ark.
INIT
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BEST JOB You Ever. Had-Take Or
: ders; exclusive ladies' wash dress
: es. Commission paid immediately;
we deliver, collect. Fergal Dress
Co., Textile Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FUK RENT-TwO, nicely furnished,
light housekeeping rooms, in mod
ern home. 2l3-llth St. Also for
sale, hand power washer, good us
new, cotton mattress, new; one
rug. 8-6-2t
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THIS AGENCY has houses to fit any
buyer, any price, any terms. from
the most reasonable priced home
TO the most expensive. This agency
can and always has financed its
sales.
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WEST ERIN
7 c N N | s
F | N A / S
Snodgrass VS.. Wesbrook for
Clay Court TitIe-DoubIes
Battle Also.
BIZ United Press

BU United Press
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 10.-By.
virtue Of their victories Sunday.
Walter Wesbrook and Harvey Snod-
grass of Los Angeles, were to meet
this afternoon in the finals of the
western clay court tennis tourna-
ment and later, paired together, take
on Walter Hays and Lucian Will
liams Of Chicago, for the doubles
title.
Wesbrook beat Kirk Reid Of Cleve-
land, Sunday, in a sensational five
set match, and Snodgrass defeated
Williams in straight sets.
Hayes and Williams beat Ira and
George Reinbe of Detroit to enter
the finals while Snodgrass and Wes-
brook won by default over Henry
Wick Of Cleveland and Clifford
Marsh of Buffalo.
Mrs. d. c. Johnson Of Detroit won
the womens title by defeating Mar
ion Leighton of Chicago and the two
won the doubles title when they beat
Mrs. Barbara Duffy and Lillian
Boxer Of Cleveland.
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TN the space of about five
months, during the latter
part Of 1928 and early 1924,
Miss Adelaide Lambert of the
Woman's Swimming Association
Of New York, who today entered
the National Swimming Champion
ships at Broad Ripple pool Aug.
10, IA and Is, was a member Of
the relay team which established
six new worlds records in dis
tances ranging from 200 yards to
500 yards.
Mates of Miss Lambert were
Gertrude Ederle, Helen ! Vain
wright Aileen Riggin, Ethel Nc
Gary and Doris O'Mara.
The relay team of the Women's
Swimming Association will at
tempt to set up a new mark at the
Broad Ripple nationals" and
Miss Lambert, Miss Riggin, Miss
O'Mara and Miss McGary will
likely be the team chosen for this
attempt.
Director Jordan has received
more than 100 entries for the meet,
the list including a score of worlds
and Olympic champions. The Fri
day program will be at night in
stead of the afternoon and special
electrical installation of high
power lights and searchlights will
enable the spectators to see the
speed and diving events.
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300 s I S
SPORT S
Worlds Baseball Series for
Boys Teams Planned by
Soldier Organization.

Harry Butler, Chicago, a member
of the staff Of the National Amateur
Athletic Federation, will be assigned
by Maj. John l.. Griffith, secretary
of the federation, to work out plans
for the junior world series for boys
baseball teams under spon sorship of
The American Legion, according to
an announcement MAIDS here today
by Frank Clay Cross, director of the
National Americanisrn commission.
The plans will be worked out in
conjunction with the Americanism
commission. They will then be pre-
scented, Cross said, to the national
convention Of the Legion at Omaha
from Oct. 5 to for formal approval.
The basic idea is, if the convention
approves, to organize baseball
leagues among boys Of IA to II all
over the country under the lead OF
the Legion, Cross, said. Champion
ships would be staged by districts,
by States and by regions, leading up
to a national contest to be, held each
year at national conventions Of the
Legion.
In tho junior world series, as it,
will be called, the victor in the East
would play the champion of the
West, the Mississippi River being
taken as the dividing lire.
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False Telegram
Upsets Golfer
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The sport
ing ethics of the race track and the
ring, which sometimes cause horses
to be doped or fighters to be slugged
with lead-loaded fists, seem to have
reached the fair precinct Of the fair
way.
The delivery of false telegram
to William Serrick in the final round
of the national public links cham
pionship, telling him his mother was
seriously i'll, is the first manifesto
ton of the phenomenon noticed in
amateur golf
In his championship match with
Ray McAuliffe on the Salisbury
Clubs course here Saturday Her
rick's mental stance was so distort-
ed by the bad news that he started
off badly and landed five down before
he received word from his home de
nying that anything was wrong
with his mother.
Inasmuch as McAuliffe also re
ceived disturbing telegram which
he would not disclose, the messages
were deemed to have been dispatched
by resourceful bookmakers wishing
to protect their bets.
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LEO BEATS HIS BROTHER
Milton kurzrok Defeated in Garfield
Tennis. Park Tourney Aug. "a.

Leo Kurzrok won the Garfield
Park tennis meet Sunday, defeating
his brother. Milton, As, SIS. GA, 6-1,
81. Lang Mcnamara took the
doubles by defeating NJ. Kuzrok and
Miller. 6-1, rs.
City park tourney for players who
do not belong to any of the clubs
will be played at Garfield Aug. "a
to 30. Enteries are being received
by Leo Kurzrok, 1S4e Barth Ave.
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John McGraw has been waiting
for the Pirates to crack on the the
DRY that too many vital spots on
the team are occupied by tender
youths and that they would blow
up when it came to the hard days
Of August.
Hold Good Lead
There has been no indication of
a tendency to blow up among the
Pittsburgh youngsters and they
have been playing such consistently
good baseball that they go into this
important series with a lead of four
and one-half games.
Whenever the Giants and the Pr
rates get together in jone Of these
crucial series, the memory returns
of that tragic, trip two years ago,
when the Pirates came into a final
seriesl against the Giants with big
lead and were dropped in five
straight games.
The Pirates were criticised then
for showing something that looked
like weak heart, but the club that
is leading the league this year seems
to have plenty of courage.
In Bad Way
In the series last week with the
ST. Louis Cardinals and the Cincin-
natl Reds. the champion Giants
looked as if they had fallen to the
depth Of a total collapse. The team
lost six out Of seven games and al
most lost possession of second place.
The Reds are only two and one
half games behind the Giants, and
if McGraw's team continues its poor
playing in Pittsburgh the Reds are
expected to move into the contend
ing position.
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MATCH OF r
Johnston and Richards Not
to Meet Again.

BIZ Times SpeciCI
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The Davis
Cup selection committee, which
names the players to defend the cup,
called off the prop osed singles match
between Little Bill' Johnston and
Vincent Richards, scheduled for Fri
day in order to save both athletes
unnecessary strain and to conserve
their energies for the cup matches.
The responsibility Of choosing be-
tween Richards and Johnston is
bound to be a. cherries honor for the
committee because no matter which
man is selected, the friends of the
other will have q chance to com
plain.
The selections need not be an
nounced before Aug, 20.
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DlSAPP EARS
Wells Gone-WaIker Battle
Called Off.
BIZ Tnitea Prcss

EAST CHICAGO. Ind. Aug. 10
Sudden and unexplained disappear
ance Of Billy Wells, English fighter.
has made it necessary to call off the
scheduled ten-round bout tonight be-
tween Wells and Mickey Walker.
welterweight champion.
1t is charged Wells left his train.
ing quarters Saturday night and
hasn't been heard from since. Rather
than find a substitute. the entire
show was Cancelled.
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cHAMPLosEs
Sore Arm HandiCaps TiIden
in Exhibition.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
DETROIT. Aug. O.-Handicapped
by a sore arm. William Tilden lost
his second tennis match this season
when Cranston Holman, 19-year-old
San Francisco lad, beat him two
straight sets in an exhibition match
Sunday, rs, 81.
Both TIMES Holman came from be-
hind with the score five games to
two and won. Later. paired together,
the two beat Walter Wesbrook and
Harvey Snodgrass of Los Angeles,
in a doubles match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-10

EV7IO do you suppose was the
WI first Giant on the field at
Cincinnati on Sunday? He
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BACK HO M :
Plan Celebration for Hennes-
>. Sey on His Return.

There was to be a meeting today
at p. m. of the Chamber of Com
merce special athletic committee to
arrange plans for the homecoming
celebration for Johnny Hennessey,
tennis star, who is expected home
Wednesday. Bob Hueslein is In
charge Of the committee.
Hennnessey and Casey, the pair
who represented Uncle Sam at
Wimbledon, England, and who de-
feated Holman King in the doubles
of the East West matches in the
East last week, will stage exhibitions
at the Hawthorn Club Saturday and
Sunday Of this week.
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PUTT SHINES
MoSsman Defeats Star
Horseshoe Pitchers Here.

Putt Mossman, worlds champion
horseshoe pitcher. gave two in
teresting exhibitions at the Diamond
lanes Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. Besides defeating local and
out-of-town stars he made many
trick and fancy shots, pitching
ringers through and over a hoop,
under mans foot. over his hat,
over a blanket and many more
seemingly impossible shots. The
scores:
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HELEN WILLS VICTOR
Women's Champ Defeats MOlla In
New York Meet
IN Times HpecidI

BB Times Special
RYE, N. Y. Aug. 10.-Miss Helen
Wills picked up another tennis title
to add to her collection of the 1925
season when she vanquished Mrs.
Molla Mallory, her favorite victim,
Sunday afternoon in the final match
Of the New York State Women's
Tournament, at the Westminster
Biltmore Club. The score was 3-6,
GO, SO.
Miss Wills and Miss Mary Browne.
won the doubles title, too, defeating
Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Mrs. May
Sutton Bundy, rs, 6-S. SO.
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|TIRRIN'
: the DOPE
uHlIIHllIHTMIHIIVHIINlIIHlHIIlIINHHHHMHHnHHHHHIa
By VEDD Err G A ID

r~7REDICTIONS are danger
r. Gus, so many things are
1ike1v to hammer but after
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BURFORD CLEANS UP

William B. Burford, Jr.. won every
event at the weekly shoot of the In
dianapolis Gun Club Saturday. He
took the singles with 98 out of 100;
the handicap with % out Iof % at
twenty yards and the doubles with
20 out of twelve pair.
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PARE is JUNIOR CHAMP
Chicago Youth Takes Western Title
at Culver Tourney.
BIZ Times Special

BU Times Special
CULVER, Ind. Aug. 10.-Emmett
Pare, Chicago, won the western
junior tennis singles. at Culver
courts Saturday by defeating George
Jennings, Chicago. 6-1,6 ., Go.
Pare and Holloway won the
doubles by downing Jennings Braudt,
of Chicago. 60, 6-3. rs.
Walter Thomas Of New Jersey,
won the boys title by defeating Shel.
ton Of Chicago, 6-1, 60.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-10
TWO MORE GAMES LEFT
IN MILWAUKEE SERIES
Indians Gather Two Victories Over Weekend Brewers
Winning Wind Up of Sunday Twin Bill.
By Eddie Ash

The fourth struggle of the Brewerndian series to be
staged at Washington lot today and Ernie Naun
slated do the fingng for the Bushmen 1t ladies
day. and 'kids' day. The Trbesmen two games and
lost one over the weekend winning Saturday to g. taking
twin bill opener Sunday to and dropping the Sabbath
wind-dp, to O.
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SERVICES FOR ATHLETE

BIZ JHtfcd PrcSS
EVANSTON, ILL.,. Aug. 10.-Body
OF Frank Loveland, Northwestern
track star drowned Saturday at Camp
Rookie Winters, Wis, paused here
Sunday while former university
associates held a short service and
continued its Journey. to the runners
home at Santa Fe. n. NJ II win
arrive there late today.
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AFTERNOON

Points. R-Ringers. DR.-Double
ringers. SP.-Shoes pitched.
The Prest-O-Lites are still far out
in front in the City Horseshoe
League. Citizens Gas, Indianapolis
Light and Heat, Merchants Heat and
Light, Diamond Chain and Van
Camps follow in order.
Games tonight; Merchants at
Prest-O-Lites; Citizens Gas at Dia-
mond Chain; Van Camps at In
dianapolis Light and Heat.