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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
GREATEST SHOW ON.
EARTH AT MlN0T.
Rumor Now Confirmed. Big
gest Circus, Ringing Bros.
and Barnum & Bailey
Headed For Minot .

Bringing more than eight hundred
Of tho worlds premier men and
women stars. three hundred. and fifty
performing horses and many big, new
foreign features, the Ringling Broth
|crs and Barnum & Bailey circus is
to give performances ut Minot, Aug.
18th.
Hero is partial list Of its womb
crs: One hundred railroad cars. Five
rings in place Of tho three heretofore
trcd and fifty trained horses pre-
scented at one time in a magnificent
Equine Ballet" IIigh-wirc acts in
Producing no less than nine of the
worlds most famous dancing. somcr-
saulting and bounding wire artists in
n single display. Five herds Of
trained elephants. A troupe of TWEEN
ty lcaping and long distancc jumping
horses. and many other imposing
acts and features.
Among the host of noted perform
crs arc the Australian Colleano, the
Spanish wizard, Mijarcs, Maxine,
Nadia Miller and Bcrta Beeson who
head the congress Of high-wirc ar
fists. May Wirth. the George Han
naford troupe. "Phil. the marvel"
the Erncsts and the Ricffenach
sisters are among the seventy bare
back riding champions. Lillian Lett
eel, Mile. Fills, the Clarkonian- Mel
son troupe, the Sicgrist- Silbons and
the Rooncys lead the aerial displays
Entire families of famous gym
nasts are being presented. These in
clude the Colleano family of eleven
remarkable athletes, the Nelson fam
lily, worlds greatest acrobats and
tumblcrs, the Picchianis troupe who
have come from Italy to astound
with their gymnic feats, the MEDIUMS
who perform upon ladders as high
as the tent-top, the Junctro troupe,
acrobats who wear tall stills, and q.
host of others. -. , ..,. ~, .5,s
the addition Of two more circus
rings has been effected by setting
circular curbs on two of the elevated
stages. This makes it possible for
Ringing Brothers to present for the
first time in history, five separate
companies Of performing horses at
one time.
Gorgeous pageants. hundred
clowns and a menageric of over one
thousand rare animals are i part of
what is the biggest and most amaz-
ing circus ever on tour in America,
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ton, permit Il competent witness,
who has examined the books with
reference to the points sought to be
established, to testify to the result
of his examination or to present
schedules verified by his testimony
showing the details Of the computa-
ton he has made where the facts
sought to be proved are of such
character and the books are so
voluminous that the examination of
each item would be very laborious.
S. When the president and CASH
Ter Of bank unlawfully acting and
conniving together cause the insOl-
vency of bank. each is liable for
the full amount of loss.
an insolvent bank against the prin-
cipal and surety on the official bond
Of the president and cashier to re-
cover on account of alleged defalca.
tions Of these officers. the defend
ants may prove that the bank had
assets other than those shown by
its books. but such defense must be
proved by Appropriateness OF the
evidence.
Appeal from judgments of the Dis.
trict Court of Foster County. Hon
ia. Coffey, Judge.
Modified.
Opinionrof the Court by Burke. J.
G.. r. Craven of Darlington. North
Dakota attorney for Plaintiff and
Respondent.
Fargo. North Dakota attorneys 10,
Defendants and Appellants.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

Notice is hereby given. that that
certain mortgage, executed and de-
livcrcd by II. ID. Hodges and Lucy
G. Hodges. his wife. as mort gaenrn,
TO Farmers Trust Company. q cor
poration as mortgage. said mort
gage dated tn" 18th day of October
1919. and filed for record in the
office of the Register of Deeds ia
aud for Eurlrigh County. \. -, on
the 1St day Of November, 1919 At
II o'clock Il. nj. and recorded in book
23 Of mortgages on page 80
thereof and which mortgage was as
signed by the mortgages, by q writ
ten instrument dated the 18th day OF
January. 1920. to The Merchants
Trust Company. . corporation, said
office Of tn" Register of Deeds in
and for Eurleigh County. n. d., on
the 2lSt day Of January. 1920. ~ >
O'Clock a. ~. and recorded in book
1855 OF Assignments on page li3
thereof. will he forcclosed by - sale
Of the premises in such mortgage
and hercila ftcr described. at the
front door Of the Court House in the
City Of Bismarck. Eurl.igh County,
y. D., on the 18th day Of August.
1928. at o'clock in the afternoon
OF that day to satisfy tn" amount
due on such mortgage on the day
Of sale.
The premises d"Scrib"h in such
mortgage and which will lac sold to
satisfy the same are described "a
follows:
Southwest quarter tSWID. Of
Section Four ca. Township one
hundred forty-four 14b. North
OF Range Sev.ntr-Six t76). West
Of the !th T.. NJ. in Eurlsigh
County, y. -.
Notice is also given that III" As
stEnec of MnrtGagee, Tn" Mercha niH
Trust Company. way. subsequently
to tn" assignment as aforesaid
merged with the Illinois Merchants
Trust Company and become ~ part
Of said Illinois Merchants Trust
Company and that by virtue Of said
merger the Illinois Merchants Trust
Company became and is the owner
Of said mortgage.
There will be due on such mort
gage on the date of sale tn" sum Of
81, 1913 and in addition to said sum
the costs and expenses Of these fore
closure proceedings.
Dated July ., 1925.
ILLINOIS MERrllA MIS- TRUST
COMPANY,
Owner Of Mortgage.
HYLAED AND FOSTER,
Attorney for owner Of mortgage
bismarck, y. j..
7-1n-17-2l 3i-S-1-1l
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my arms forming right angles with
my body. I bring them back firmly
against my chest after each time
This is done 20 times night and
morning.
"Thcn | drop the dumbbclls for a
few moments and stretch thoroughly
without them. | 60 - far back
ward as I can and then as far Tor.
ward. When you can feel the pull
on the muscles, you know they arc
doing little honest work for their
living.
IL have belt arrangement made
of leather and wooden balls that
use for mas saging my back and
thighs. 1t is equivalent to the heavy
massage you get in fashionable re.
ducing salons. 1t will iron; off the
flesh that has accumulated. if j,
becomes a daily habit in your life
You have to be rather careful at
first, or in your zeal to get rid OF
your flesh you will find yourself
presenting fine black and blue
surface.
"You can make just what YOU
want to of your figure is her part
ing advice. "You can be the mastc:
of your fat as we'll as your fate"
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Black SOx Will
Play in Bismarck

Tic crack Sc"bcy. Mont, ball nin",
consisting Of "black soX' members
Of the 1911? champion white Soy
team, aud "A galaxy Of minor league
stars will perform in Bismarck. Aug.
ust II and 28, it was announced to-
day by George Smith. manager OF
the local diamond machine.
Happy Fclsh. "Swedc' Risbcrc
Joe Jackson. and Bobby Marshall
play with the Scobcy outfit.
The Scobcy team - touring the
northwest and will play series Of
j:amcs i'm North Dakota on route
Bismarck will select group of all
stars to oppose the Montana aggrc.
cation.
Manager Smith today denied rum
ors that Bnardman. star White SO;
hurlcr. would desert local forces ant
go to Fargo. Boardman will apneaI
in the White Sox lineup when the!
meet the Scobcy team, ne stated.
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--'---------- '---------
: The Referee


When did Young Corhett beat Ter
ry McGovern?-S. w. A.
On. Thanksgiving day, 1901.
How long has Clyde Barnhart been
with Pittsburg Pirates?-S. S. S.
Since latter part Of 1920 season.
Who is the greatest all-arountl
athlete still in active compctition?--
w. A. G.
Harold Osborne. former University
of Illinois celebrity.
How many times was Maurice Nc.
Loughlin placed No. in the annual
tennis rankings and what we're the
ycars?-F. +. W.
Three. l9l2l3-l4. =
Who was run,ierup in the 1921
western amateur golf tournament?.-
j.. T.. A.
Albert Scckcl Of Chicago.
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scphinc Marvel. lat" Of tn" city Of
Bismarck. ~ the County of Bur
leigh Stat" Of North Dakota, de-
ceased on file herein should not be
admitted TO probate by said court.
and why the petition OF Norval NJ.
Marvel and William w. Marvel, the
executors named in Said Will, ON file
herein praying for tn" admission to
probate OF such document as tho
last will of said deceased and for
the issuance of letters testamcntary
thereon to the said petitioners BY
this court. should not he granted,
Let service be made of this eta
ton as required by law.
Dated this 9Th day Of August. \,
D. 1925.
Fly the Court.
(SEAL)
l. G. DAVIES
Judge Of the County Court
r. II. REGISTER,
Attorney for Petitioners,
Bismarck, \. Oak.
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Heat your water with Gas.
It's the Super-Fuel.
ELECTRIC COOKERY
COOKING IN COMFORT

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately subsisti',g he
tween us, the undersigned Lee"
0uon. Louis Dan. Chas. Qnon and
500 Fow. Conducting q restaurant
business at III 9Th Street. Bismarck.
North Dakota. under the, style or
firm name Of Ohio Cafe, was OH the
:lst day OF July. 1895. dissolved by
mutual consent. and that the bust
ness in the future will be carried
on by the said Louis Dan. Chas.
Qlon and. 500 Fow. who will pay
and discharge all debts and fiabil-
tiles. and receive all moneys pay
able TO the said late firm.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota.
this 3lst day Of July. 1925.
-. LEO QUON.
q: ~ 8-l-2Wk
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LEADING. NET
STARS FIND
HARD GOING
By NEA Service

BY NEA Service
New York, Aug. TT seems to be
Il rather tough season for the lead
ing tennis stars. At least for quite
few of them.
The other day Ray Casey, Califoc-
MIA sensation, was put out in the
first round of the annual ScabriGht
invitational tourney. And the fol-
lowing afternoon Bill Johnston, third
ranking American. went down to de-
feat before DR.. George King, a very
ordinary pastimcr.
At the same get-togcthcr tho Kin
scy brothers, national doubles cham
pions, were all but beaten when their
opponents, Jones and Ingraham
Yale and Harvard captains, rcspcc-
lively, dcfaultcd because Of an en-
gagcmfnt> to play, agains: Oxford.
Cambridge. .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
COLONIES HAVE
GREAT PLAYER
IN TY TYSON
By NEA Service

By NEA Service
Louisville, Aug. THE pacc-sct-
ting Louisville club boasts one of
the greatest players in the American
Association in Ty Tyson, an out.
fielder.
According to reports. Owner Knc-
hclkamp has placed Il valuation Of
approximately 100000 on tho young;
fellows services.
Tyson's an outstanding. star. He
can hit. run and field. He used to
be pitcher. But was made over
into an outpost man because Of his
great clouting ability. Several big
league clubs are said to be dickcring
for him.
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Supreme Court
Decisions
From Stutsman County

A. Z. Albaugh, Plaintiff and Ap.
pcllant, VS.. Osborne Nc MILAN Elc-
vator company, a corporation, De-
PENDANT and Respondent.
Syllabus:
When an elevator company files
i'm district court sworn statement
showing that it holds storage tickets
for grain, which is claimed by diff
fcrent persons, and requests Tor
court to appoint someone with whom
said elevator company can deposit
the storage tickets. and the court
appoints the clerk of said court,
and an action is brought TO foreclosc
a lien claimed for reshng the
grain, in which action the elevator
company and all parties claiming an
! interest arc made defendants, and
the grain as shown by the sworn
statement is more than enough to
pay the thrcshcr's lien, and the clc-
vator company deposits tickets for a
! less amount than as stated in the
! sworn statement and not sufficient
1" pay the thrcshcr's lien, the OBJ
tanning Of a judgment in foreclosure
and the sale and application Of the
proceeds of the grain upon the
thrcshcr's lien does not; prevent
F., plaintiff from proceeding against the
elevator company for conversion OF
other grain covered by said lien.
| Appeal from order and judgment
dismissing action in District Court
! S.utsman County, Hon. j. a. Coffey
Judge.
Reversed and Rcmandrd.
Opinion Of the Court by Burke. J
J. S. Carr Of Jamestown, \. -.
attorney for appellant.
| Combs e. Richie Of jamestown, n
d., attorneys for respondent.
= From Foster County.
l.. 4. Baird. Substituted for c
W. Reimers) Receiver Of the Sccuri
ty State Bank Of Brantford, a cor
poration, Plaintiff and Respondent
VS.. National Surety Company of New
York, a corporation. and Nels F.. Os
;trem. Defendants and Appellants.
Same. Plaintiff and Respondent VS.
National Surety Company of New
New York, a corporation. and Dove!
Bernhard Miller, Defendants and APP
nellants. Companion cases.)
Syllabus:
]. In an action at law, TO recOvc
on a surety bond, referred by stip
ulation to referee to take the testi
mony, make findings of fact and con
illusions of law. and which finding
and conclusions were approved b.
the trial court. it is held that on an
peal such action is not triablc d
nOvO.
2. Books and records, which. OF
their face. purport to be the book
| and records Of bank. and which. up
on the closing of the bank. wer
: found in the possession Of tn" presi
l don't and cashier of the hank by
Deputy State Examiner, who ais
identified the same as books an
records examined by him as DEBUT
State Examiner at different time
while the bank was open and trans
. acting business. are. for reason
! stated in the opinion, held to be ad
e MISSILE in nm action by the receive
.fof the bank against the presiden
and cashier. upon their bonds as Of
ficers OF the bank.
VI 3. Books and records kept by
principal obligor are admissible i
evidence Ms against the surety.
4: The court may jn. its discrt
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WillistOn Wants
Title Match Here

J. l.. Huber. manager Of the Willis
ton baseball team. today challenged
the Bismarck White Sox to Il home
and home series to settle the semi
pro championship az North Dakota,
in letter to George Smith, manager
Of the local nine.
81 have noticed that not a few
clubs are claiming the championship
OF North Dakota" Huber announced
"Thc Wlllston club is strong, hav-
in. defeated such teams as Plenty
wood, Mont. and every North Dakota
team played so far this year"
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Hail Hits Napoleon;
Damage 100 Per Cent

Hail almost completely tsiestroycd
three square miles OF crops IN the
vicinity of Napoleon. reports. reach.
ing the Bismarck headquarters of
the 500 Line TO-DAY state.
per cent throughout the stricken
area, A. W.. Mcllcn, traffic snmrin-
tendent declared.
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MINNEAPOLIS
WANTS WALKER
TUNNEY FIGHT

Minneapolis. Aug. 7. P A flat
guarantee of $4,000 with an option
Of IS per cent Of the gross receipts,
has been offered by the Minneapolis
boxing club for bout to be staged
at the Minneapolis baseball park the
latter part of this month between
Gene Tunncy, American light heavy
weight champion, and Mickey Walk.
err, holder of the worlds wcltcr-
weight crown.
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CITATION DEAnlNG PETITION
IrOR PIkOOE CE Will
STATE Or NORTH DAKOTA,

County Of Rurleigh. =
In County Court. Before Hon. l..
G. Davies, Judge.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
Josephine Marvel, Deceased.
Norval N. Marvel and William w
Marvel. petitioncrs, W. .Noryal a..
]. Cordner. Miles w. Marvel, Alfred
Owen Marvel. Nell n. Reid and Ar
special guardian of, Alfred Owen
Marvel, an incompetent person. Re
spondents. ). ~
Above Named Respondents: p
You and each Of you are hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court of the County Of
Eurleigh. in said State. at the office
OF the County Judge Of said County.
at the Court House in the city Of
Bismarck, in said County and State.
on the 26th day Of August, A. u.
1925, at the hour Of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day. to show cause.
IL any YOU have why q document in
writing purporting to he tho last
,. will and testament Of the said Jo-
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MONKEY LIKES WHISKY

LOndOn--"Joey," pet monkey.
has a reputation for escaping from
his cage, but he has one weakness
"a taste for strong drink. When-
ever he gets out of his cage. he
always has been tempted back by
Il bottle of whisky.
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GAMES TODAY
American League

st. Louis at Washington,
Cleveland ut PhiIadclphla,
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
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Cleveland Buys
Mint League PIayc,

William Ussat, third hascman for
Saginaw, Mint League club. has been
."""huscd "" the Cleveland Indians,
He's right-handcd batter and a
good hitter and fielder. according to
rcnorts. He'll report later in tn:
season.
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HELEN APPEARS IN
CHAMPIONSHIP FORM

Miss Helen Wills, national tennis
queen. showed she was in champion.
ship form when she easily defeated
Mary X. Browne in the finals Of the
invitational tournament at the Essex
Country Club the other day. Hell
all-round play was too much fol
her opponent, who got but three
games in the two sets. Miss Will,
will defend. her crown in August.
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81 MORRIS ACKERNiA0

Wet feet are unpleasant on fish
ing. hunting or camping trip.
Keep your boots, moccasins or lar
rigans soft and waterproof.
There are a dozen effective dress
ings on tho market.
If you want to make your own
here is one recipe:
Three parts tallow, two parts bees
wax. two parts neatsfoot oil: lIea:
and mix. Apply hot.
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4AnvERTrsEMENT rOR ANUS

ADVERTtSEMENT FUR BJDS
Sealed bids for q one ton truck.
With cab and dump body for use in
the Street Department, will be re-
nsGa ~ OF. OF the a CIV OF snapck
North Dakota, Until eight O'clock
p. M, August 10th. 1925,
Tha Board Of City Commissions
ers reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
City Audi'cr:. :.
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American Association

Milwaukee at Louisville.
Kansas City at indianapolis.
St. Paul at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Toledo.
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American Association

Columbus II; 81. Pau! !.
Minneapolis ); Toledo " nrn inn
inG$).
Milwaukee II; Louisville 1.
indianapolis !; Kansas city q.
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National League

BOSTON at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
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American Association
Results Yesterday
American League

Washington $40; st. Louis 50.
Sew York 10; Detroit 1.
Philadelphia &C.; Cleveland 81.
chicago 10: Boston y.
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All Rebckahs meet at Odd Fellows
Hall tomorrow at o'clock to At.
tend the funeral Of Brother Sanders.
MRS. GUTMAN; Noble Grand.
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National League

Fltt,hurg :; Brooklyn !.
Cincinnati .: New York !.
Philadelphia ,; Chicago |.
BOSTON e.; st. Louis !.
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FOR RENT-Modern sleeping room.
All conveniences, four blocks from.
Postofficc. Also give board il de.
sired. Reasonable price. Phone
,;0i-J or call vt u Wtaycr st.
8-7-lw
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FOR RENT.-Modern room. 2 blocks
from the P. O.. at 314 End St.
Phone 544-R. 8-7-3t
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Call II Ave. A. Mrs. c. O..
Robinson. 8-7-2t
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u,ANEN aIp

On my farm, s miles east Of Bis
marrk. = white face steers. weigh
ing about 100 lbs.
PAUL BROWN.
Bismarck. n. II.
7-31-8-7-14
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Too lata ~ Classify

WANTED Experienced cook at the
Sweet ShOp. y !, S-7-2t
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DELICATE EFFECT

Chiffon flower are very much
liked rs q trimming for light chiffon
frocks.
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Billy Evans Says
MANAGER COLLINS

While the baseball world is watch
ing the progress Of Washington and
Philadelphia in tn" American League
land New York and Fi,tsburg in tn"
National, the remarkable play Of on"
club is hcng overlooked. the Chi
cago White SoX.
Although n. glance Il, the percent
age column reveals the fact taat
there is II iu-Enmc margin between
Chicago and the leaders, the play Of
that club has been one Of the out
standing features Of the majors.
If Collins is able to finish third
with the White SoX. even fourth, th"
performance must be regarded As
one Of the. greatest manage rial
achievements in years.
TAX ing club that finished last in
1924, Collins has kept his team in
the first division since the start Of
the race.
With pitching staff that has
wobblcd. several veterans failing to
come through, the club has managed
20 play better than 800 ball all the
way.
Collins, greatest Of all second base
men, seems destined to prove equal.
" clever as Il leader Of men. a truly
great manager.
YANKEES; JlNX
The New York Yankees are pro-
viding other upsets than their fail
ure to be a pcnnant contender IN the
1925 American League race.
With practically 100 gahes of the
schedule played. the Yankees arc
resting in seventh place instead OF
fighting for first as most Of the cx-
pcrts had predicted.
The present campaign has been Il
| continuation Of ,iinx for the Yankees
F., and the figure "3" has been one Of
the clubs greatest handicaps.
| 1t seems well-nich impossible that
Il club with so much power would be
| unable to win more than two games
played, yet that has been the fate
Of the Yanks.
| On II occasions the club has won
two in row and up until August
had not been able to make it three
I straight.
One of these days the Yanks may
! break loose, smash their two-gamc
| winning streak, and start on a vic
torious rampage that has been a
dream Of Manager Miller Higgins
since the opening of the season.
The wee manager" Of the ianks
h"wcvcr. remains loyal to his team
despite its poor showing Cf this year
lie feels il needs hut few additions
here and there to bring back its old
time power.
GOLF AND TENNIS
Cyril TolIcy. famous British golf
or. is TO forsakc the links for tn,
tennis courts, if VIC can believe re.
ports to that effect from England.
Originally. Tollcy was n tennis
player. That is. he played tho court
game prior I" becoming n golf star
The recent failure Of England tt
live up to tennis traditions Of the
past. is given as Tollcy's reason FOL
taking up the court game again.
Tollcy is 200 FOUNDER. not exact
ly tho type athlete to star at tennis
where Spryncss is ono Of tn" great
est assets because of the Unite,
PLAYING territory.
Of late wears Australia. Amerir:
and France have been u,urping muri
or the tennis prestige that once VA
a part Of Ensland's sport program.
! fear TOllcy j. doomed I" disap
p"intmcnt. Tennis, like baseball. re-
; auircs that to he star. enc mus
; take up the game as yOun.stc
and keen constantly at IL.
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GOLF AND TENNIS

fear TolIcy j. d""m"d 4" disap-
p"intmcnt. Tennis, like baseball. re-.
uuircs that to he a star. enc must
take up the game as yonn.stcr
and keep constantly at H..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07

The wee Manager If the ianks.
however. remains loyal to his team
despite its poor showing Cf this year.
Tie feels il needs hut few additions
here and there to bring back its old
time power.