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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-15
State Officials
Plan to Attend
V.erendrye Event

A number of state officials plan-
ned to leave today to attend his
tory pageant to take place at Yer
endrye for three days beginning
Friday.
Governor A. G. Sorlie, who has
been absent from the capitol for
the past week. is expected to attend
the Verendrye pageant commemor-
ating the founding Of old Fort
Union. Joseph A. Kitchen. commits
sioner of agriculture. S. A. Olsness.
commissioner of insurance, and 9TH
err department heads are expected to
be present for the pageant event.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-15
BY Winnifred Mason Huck
Former Representative to Congress
from Illinois.

During my stay at Marysville one
sad occurrence showed me how real
a sympathy even prisoners can show
for friend in trouble.
The mother of superintendent Nit
tcndorf died. She was one Of the
best loved women in the town.
The funeral was held in the prison
chapel and all Of us prisoners Ct
tended it.
Never before at a funeral have
been so impress with the genuine
grief of those present. There were
500 prisoners in the chapel Most
Of them were weeping, not from
hysteria, but from a real sense Of
loss. The others sat silent and SOM
bre.
Mabel Champion, who has since
escaped from prison, sat dry-eyed,
staring out the window | did not
then know who she was, for she
lived in Elizabeth cottage and did
not eat in the main hall.
But her face fascinated me. Her
whole mien was battling. Dorothy
who sat beside me in the dining
room, told me who she was.
Husband Hung
Dorothy had been Mabel's room
mate at the time when Mabel's hus-
band was hung in California.
Il tell you. Elizabeth" said Doro-
thy to me one day, lit was the most
terrible situation you can imagine.
For week we waited day and night
for a telegram saying the governor
would stay the sentence.
"On the morning he was to be
hung. Mabel sat in her room as in a
trance, waiting for the wire. But
we waited in vain.
"At 10 O'Clock felt sure the SEN
tencc had been carried out, but
Mabel would not give up hope until
4 o'clock in the afternoon, when
word came that he was dead
Dorothy paused here, as if to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-15
SERVICES FOR
MRS. WHITE IN
WASHINGTON

Washington, July 15.-tP)-Fun.
eral services for Mrs. Elsie Hadley
White. late wife of Frank White.
treasurer of the United States, will
be held Thursday at the residence
here. Rev. hurry S. Kepworthy of
the Friends Church will officiate.
Burial will be in the Arlington Gem
etery.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-15
JACKAL KIDNAPs BABE

Calcutta, July IA jackal re-
Gently entered Kalighat, crowded
suburb OF Calcutta, and carried of
an Indian baby from hut. The
dliIld was suffering from sma llpox.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
PAINTERS START
COUNTING MOSES
FOR NEXT SEASON

FORT WORTH. Tex, Oct. 81
Although Jakey Atz is comfortably
settled by this time at his New Or.
leans home and Panther Park has
been nailed up for the, winter. the
owners of the Fort Worth Club are
already busy lining up talent for the
Cats 1926 entry.
Four players, sent elsewhere under
optional agreement during the 1925
season, have been recalled. They are
Dccby Foss and Carl Schmehl, infie,d-
ers; Earl Wolgamot, catcher, and
Sept Good. pitcher. The four will
report TO Fort Worth in the spring
unless winter trades send them else
where.
Foss, considered the most valuable
player Of the quartet. played the en-
tire 1924 season with Fort Worth.
but was sold at the start of the past
season to Del Pratt's Waco Cubs. lie
played great ball for Waco.
Schmehl went to Minneapolis early
in the season. Wolgamot caught for
several teams during the past season,
finally ending up with Oklahoma City
Good, n promising young finger. spent
the last year playing with Oklahoma
City and with the Flint Club Of the
Mich m-Ontario League.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
R0CKNE' s TEAM
SOUGHT BY
STEERS
Notre Dame Game Planned
for Texas Next
Football Season.

Knute Rockne's sighting Irish
men" may be seen in action on 4
Texas gridiron in 1925.
The Texas University Longhorns
want to "choose" the Micks, and
Fort Worth football fans are trying
TO arrange the match. October 2,
1926 is the tentative date set.
George Hill, Fort Worth fan and
former Longhorn player, has COM
municated with i. Theo Belmont,
director of athletics at the State
University on the possibility of get
ting the game for Fort Worth. In
case Fort Worth cannot finance the
contest. it is probable that it will go
to Dallas.
Austin is a third choice for the
proposed game, but it is almost a
certainty that that city would not
draw as large a gate" as either
Dallas or Fort Worth. Fort Worth
has the T. c. U. stadium with it's
seating capacity Of 10000 while the
Dallas Fair Park stadium would seat
nearly twice that number.
Such a meeting would not be the
first between Texas and Notre Dane.
The last time they battled, decade
ago, Rockne himself was playing en-
the Micl, eleven,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
SCH|FFERS SISTERS
DOUBLES CHAMPIONS

The Schiffers sisters, Connie and
Louise, added the San Antonio wo-
mems doubles cup to the family col
lection of tennis trphies by dccisively
defeating Mary Louise Hit and
Gladys Gage, 60, 60, Monday aft
crnoon on The San Antonio Country
Club courts. All four finalists are
students of Incarnate Word College.
Owing to the fact that both Louise
Schiffers and Mary Louise Hit. sin
giles finalists, played in the doubles
event. it was necessary TO postpone
the final singles match until Tues
day. These two take the court at 3
o'clock.
Miss Schiffers, by reason Of her
victory in the recent park courts
championship tournament, is conced-
ed an edge over her opponent. Miss
Hit, however. is champion Of the
high school department OF Incarnate
Word and is sure to put up a game
fight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
PIRATE
STAR, Gets
BETTER

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 27.-Max Ca
rey, veteran Pittsburgh Pirate out
fielder, who suffered a chest injury
in a world series collision with STAN
ley Harris of Washington, and whose
condition grew steadily worse until he
was taken TO n hospital Sunday, is
reported improved today after an easy
night.
Carey will be able TO leave the hos
pital in about three weeks, attending
physicians, who are guarding against
pneumonia, declared this morning. The
baseball star suffered an attack of
pleurisy with some complications as
the result of n fifth game collision
with Second-baseman Harris of the
Washington team, in which two rigs
were injured. At the time, Carey
complained Of pain but played out the
series and did excellent work in the
sixth and seven games. The pain grew
steadily worse after the series and he
was forced TO take to his bed and then
to the hospital.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
OFFICIALS ASSIGNED
FOR WEEKS GAMES
IN LOCAL FOOTBALL

The following officials have been
designated TO work local football games
this week. Secretary l.. s. Wood of
the San Antonio Official Association
announced following the weekly meet
ing of the association Monday night :
Wednesdays three Fort Sam Hous-
ton League games: Clarke, Fisher
and Stevenson; Hart, Graves and Far
wick: Wood, Roamer and Fullingim.
Thursday: Alamo Heights VS.. st.
Mary's "Buttons"-Stcycnson, Fisher,
Massic.
Friday Breckenridge VS.. Houston
Clyde Littlefield (Austin), Hart and
Seng.
Saturday: 81. Mary's College VS.. San
Marcos Teachers-Fisher, referee.
Main VS.. Austin-Hart, Wood. Scng.
Riley. Edinburgh at Cuero-Vennc and
Clarke. Sabinal at Eagle Pass
Clarke and Fullingim.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
SAN PEDRO TIGERS
WILL PLAY LAREDO

. Strenuous practice has been pre-
scribed for the San Pedro Tigers in
preparation for game against
Laredo High School at Laredo Sat
urday. The Tigers will work out
every afternoon this week on the San
Pedro Park gridiron and every men
who wishes TO make the Laredo "TRIP
must report regularly Mt 8 o'clock:
Any local school team weighing
around 40 pounds can get out-ot'
town games by calling Frank Nelson
at Travis 915.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
By Universal Service.

LAUREL, Nd, Oct. 27.-Bob Me.
Donoush, 25-year-old protege of the
veteran Tommy Milton, won the $50
mile race over the pine boards of the
Laurel oval yesterday. Peter de
Paolo, the speed eating Italian, was a
close second. Tommy Milton was
third. The winner and his teacher,
both drove Miller Specials, while Dc
Paolo piloted a Duesenberg Special
McDonough's time was l hour 80 MIN
utes 2 7O-100 seconds-not a new rec
ord, but remarkable time for the track
conditions.
The Lady Luck Of auto racing
frowned on De Paolo when he had
to stop to change tire.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
MILTON BUSHES DE PAOLO
WHILE PUPIL WINS RACE

Offsetting the tire trouble of De
Paolo, was McDonough's close escape
from defeat in the final stages Of
the game. As the red racer tore
around the far turn it suddenly
swerved. slowed down to "dog trot'
and. splitting like a bobcat, appeared
to be out of the race. Suddenly it
picked up again after about lap and
a half and resumed its place in the
banging trail high up on the oval.
The win of McDonough must be
partially credited to Millions perform
ance, for it was the veteran Tommy
who kept De Paolo sewed up for lap
after lap in the earlier going, while
the speeding McDonough widened the
gap between the yellow "12" of the
Italian champion and his own racer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
BABE: RUTH'S LOSSES
AMOUNT TO $25O,0OO

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-P)-Babe
Ruth is quoted in an interview with
Joe Winkworth, published in the cur.
rent issue of Golfers Weekly, as say
ing he had lost S250.00O.
Il have been a babe and a fool /;
I'm through" the home-run king is
quoted as saying.
He tabulated his losses as follows :
Gambling, $4,000: business failures,
100000, and fees to lawyers and de-
tectives $4,000.
However, he has a paid-up endow-
ment policy which will provide him
with $500 a. month. starting when he
is 10 years old, he said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
EDINBURG, WESLACO
In VALLEY FINALS

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct. 27.--
By defeating the strong Donna team,
picked as a possible champion of the
Valley. "a to 6. in the game played
at Edinburg last week, the high school
eleven of that city wins the right to
meet Weslaco, champion of the Low
er Valley. for the Valley title. Edin-
burg is now champion of the Upper
Valley.
The place of playing the game is to
be decided by officials of the Uni
versity of Texas 1nterscholastic
League. cancelling games on the reg
ular schedule.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
ELEVEN AT YOAKUM.

YOAKUM. Tex. Oct. 81. - The
Yoakum independent football team, re.
Gently organized here, comprised OF
former high school pupils of Ioa-
KUN, is fast rounding into good shape.
Although little late in getting start.
cd the entire team has the spirit OF
football. They will omen their sea-
son away from home Wednesday. al
which time they will meet the Junior
College team Of Victoria at Victoria.
Texas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
k|LG0RE'S MEN
WILL PLAY
PEARSALL

Pearsall High School, indicated in
its struggle for Class B state high
school championship, will provide next
Saturdays opposition for "Kotzy"
Kilgore's West Texas Military Acad.
envy eleven.
The game will be played at Pear
sail.
The Cadets have had n weeks rest
in which n quartet of regulars have
recovered from slight injuries, and Xii.
gore will have full strength against
pcarsall.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
LOCKHART PICKS GOLFERS.

LOCKHART. Tex. Oct. 27.-Thc
elimination contest in the Lockhart
Golf Club for team to enter the
Southwest Texas golf tournament to
be held at Cuero on Armistice Day,
resulted in the selection of Hermann
Hoffman. Eugene Fielder. Vernon Mil.
Ter and Hubert Mcmillan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
FRIEDMAN MAKES
MESS OF JORDAN

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Sailor
Friedman. Chicago wcltcrwcight
scored technical knockout. over Irish
Tommy Jordan of Brooklyn in the
seventh round Of ten-round match
here last night. Friedman outboxed
and outpunched Jordan in every
round. Jordan's right eye was com
pletcly closed and his face cut when
The referee stopped the fight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
WINTER LEAGUERS
SCHEDULE THREE

Winter Leaguers have three more
games scheduled for next Sunday. one
at 10 o'clock in the morning between
the San Antonio Business College and
I.-G. n. railroad teams and the other
two in the afternoon, the first be-
tween the Crawford Motor Giants and
the Morgan Woodwards at . 80 and
the second between the NJ, X. and T.
Tigers and the King Furniture team
nj 4 .20
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
MULES PLAYING
! ON HEIGHTS
i. GR|DIR0N
Frazier's Team Takes on
St. Mary's Buttons"
at Home.

Already knee-deep in the intricacies
Of their Glass B Interscholastic League
schedule, Coach Frazier's speedy
Alamo Heights Mules will start out to
take in a little more territory when
they meet the st. Mary's College "But-
tons" on the Heights gridiron Thurs
day afternoon.
II will be the first game for either
team in the Junior Academic League,
but, on the strength of their strong
showing against a quartet of out-of.
town teams, the Mules must be con-
coded a big chance of finishing high in
the local circuit. The Buttons" the
college high school players, in their
Harris Junior High School, looked
strong for three quarters but allowed
their opponents to come from behind
and nose them out. Z to G. The team
was not complete that day, it is said.
CLASSIC COMING UP.
As they now stack up, it would ap-
pear that the big fireworks of the
Junior Academic League will be set
off later in the year when the clever
Heights Mules receive a formal intro
duction to Coach Wayne Cozad's
-Four Magicians" of st. Anthony's
College. The Yellowjackets have so
far routed two opponents, the Brack-
cnridge Wildcats and Sidney Lanier,
and their tilt with Alamo Heights
should be n classic 140-pound battle.
The Yellowjackets and the West
Texas Military Academy Seconds were
10 have met this week but, by agree
ment, havs postponed the game two
weeks so that the West Texas scrubs
can work the varsity" into condition
for Senior League competition at
hand.
A scoreless tie played between
Floresville and Runge last week was
Ill that allowed Alamo Heights to
turn its attention to the local junior
loon this weekend. Heights was origi-
nally scheduled to play FlOresville in
a semi-final tilt for Glass Il honors in
State District 10, but it had to be put
off until Floresville could clear its
skirts of Runge. In the event that
Runge does the unexpected and elimin-
ates the powerful Floresville eleven. it
is entirely possible that Secretary Roy
y. Henderson Of the Interscholastic
League will order that team here for
a game next week.
FIVE TEAMS LEFT.
The five Glass Il teams now left in
the running in District ID are Alamo
Heights, Floresville, Runge, Edna and
Cuero. The latter two meet this week
end. Floresvillc met an early season
defeat at the hands Of the Main Ave
nue. Billygoats, but it does not count
against their Glass Il standingd.
Those fans who have not seen Coach
Mules" classy little Alamo Heights
club in action would do well to watch
their smoke out at the Heights grid
iron Thursday afternoon. Frazier, a
student of Coach Frank Bridges, Bay
lor mentor, occupied his first year at
the school in implanting the Baylor
system" but this season he has a
whirlwind eleven which may attract
statewide attention in its class.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
LANIER BEATS POE.

Sidney Lanier Junior High Schools
&C" team defeated the Edgar Allan
Poe Junior High &c" eleven, Is 10
0 in their game. "A" class teams
will play in the Junior High League
next Friday.
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STONE GETS VERDICT
In LOUGHRAN FIGHT

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %. - sd
Stone was awarded the judges de-
cision over Tommy Loughrsn last
night at the end Of their ten.round
bout. Stone weighed 40 and Lough-
ran 100 IL pounds. Both are Phila'
delphians.
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DOYLE BEATS ZIVIC

PITTSBURG. Oct. 27-Paul Doyle
of New York defeated Jack Civic OF
Pittsburg in n hard-fought 10-round
bout here last night, according TO the
unanimous decision of the judges.
DOYLE weighed 142 IL pounds and
Ziyic al Ia
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OWLIN
CITY HANDICAP LEAGUE.
Ormsby Chevrolet Company.

Umpire. Stahl; scorer. Meyer. Re-
marks: Tuesday night: Advertising Ser
vice Company vs. I.-G. n. Wood and Coal
Company.
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Substitutions: All-Stars-GoodwIin'
Moran. Freeman. Dunaway. Laredo
Wayne. 7. Eistctter. Konstodt'
Brooks. Johnson. Larkin. Brown;
Officials: BurmbcrG tvanderbllt)
referee: Seyfred penn Statel UNI
pire: Andrews Uaredo) headlines
mnn.