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New Britain herald., 1925-10-09
WELCOME FOR PRINCE
Royalty in England Already is Plan ming Greeting to Their Much Travelled Relative.

London, Oct. Q R-Although the Prince of Wales is not due back in London from his African and South American tour until a week from Friday, the public Is showing in- creaslng interest in the arrange ments for his reception. King George and Queen Mary are expected to
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09

hNi iNlISs ...- <.
 A protest was voted against the violation of the immigration laws by permitting vessels to depart with smaller crews than they carried upon their arrival. Large nun. bers of men come Into the united States in practically safe violation of the immigration law through this open side door," he resolution de- clared.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09

B. Colt had been elected democratic member of the city board Of educa- tion over pr. w. J. Hogan, was pre- scented to Judge George p, Hinman in the superior court at Litchfield yesterday by State Atty, Walter Hol- comb as counsel for pr. Hogan. The moderator based his ruling on the ground that although pr. Hogan was the unanimous choice of the demo- cratic caucus he was all enrolled re- publican and therefore not eligible to represent the democratic party on the board of education.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09
TOrringtOn Election
 Fight Reaches Court

Torrington, Oct. R)--Petitlon for the over-rullng of the decision of the moderator in Torrington's city election Monday declaring that John
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09

Helpful hints for the busy house. wife each day In the Classified Ads.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

spike marks on his legs and chest
and one over his eye, to say moth
ing Of the broken fingers.
Charley started his career with
the old Springfield Midgcts in 1901.
l!c was bought by the Detroit Tigers
in 1906 and caught in their world
series games in l9O7-Os-O9. He was
Il first string catcher for tho Tigers
until 1913, when he was sent to
Providence in the international
League.
81 had "a fight with Huchcy Jcn-
nngs and Ty Cobb and that ended
my sojourn in the majors" said
Schmidt.
For 10 years after he was released
from Detroit. Schmidt was prom
incnt figure in the minor leagues
AS player, manager and owner. In
1923 he was picked up by Brooklyn
TO coach young players.
Last year decided that 80
breaks was enough for any man." de-
clarcd the battle-scarrcd veteran
$50 decided to take up umpiring.'"'
Schmidt spent the latter part Of
the 1924 season in the Western AS
ISOLATION. He was signed this spring
by President Harry Williams as an
arbitcr in the Pacific Coast League.
He is making good and in the course
of another year or two hopes to
make his goal-umpiring in the
ma or leagues.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27
Il, .\l,t Service

by NEA Service
San Francisco, Aug. 27--In base
bah there are breaks and breaks.
Often Il -hrcak" will win or lose a
game.
But when anyone speaks Of
"brcakS" TO Charley Schmidt. the
veteran can think only of broken
fingers.
During 81 years spent on The da-
mond, Charley has had the fingers
on his right hand broken 80 times
an average of six breaks on each
digit.
On one occasion his thumb was
nearly cut off by the spikes Of Il
sliding player. hanging by Just Il
shred of flesh. The member was
scwcd back together again and is
now working rs we'll as ever.
Schmidt believes he holds the re-
cord for the number of fractures
sustained by a ball player. But that
is not the only mark he holds. While
catching for the Mobile club in the
Southern Association in 1915
Schmidt set Il new record for con-
sccutive games behind the li!atc
Mobile played lJG games that season
and he caught every inning OF them.
This feat still stands uneQualcd.
In every year that he served as
Il player. Schmidt caught in more
than 100 games. He still carries
"reminiscences OF these contests
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27
The Nut Cracker

The heavy swclls bothered Ger
truhc Edcrlc, the channel swimmer.
We have always maintained that
these swclls. heavy or light, are to
bc sockcd in the snout.
Mr.. O'Goofty is not surprised that
Miss Edcrlc failed to make the
added handicap Of having jazz
rifle. He thinks the band accom-
panying her was entirely too much.
The distinguished Billy Evans
writes that Rogers Hornsby is the
finest natural hitter he ever saw.
This proves Mr.. Evans has never
seen John McGraw in action at the
Lambs club.
1t develops fighters are being fed
brandy in order to keep them 60
ing. No wonder YOU seldom hear
of a fighter who wants to quit these
lays.
Babe Ruth made II home run the
other day and nobody in the stands
even checrcd. Such is life. Today
you arc Valcntino, tomorrow a
Francis X. Bushman.
The st. Louis Cards have n good
all round pastimcr in Ray lnades.
In other words, he, plays keen
game.
With Battling Sikh, the pcw-gilist,
it seems to be an arrest u day or no
count.
But at that you've got to hand it
to the Sencgalesc. He gets into
print more frequently than "a lot Of
the topnotchcrs.
We wonder if the Toronto ball
club is. playing. under wraps these
days. We note it has Capcs in the
lineup.
In 4ho lo,,.l, Il inn. Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27
NOTICE:

The undersigned. as receiver Of
the Ohio Cafe offers for sale. sub
ject to the approval Of the Court.
the complete fixtures and equip
ment of the Ohio cafe. located at
rs Fifth St, Bismarck. North Da-
kota. Said property and fixtures
consisting Of tables. counters. dish
cS. chairs. restaurant range and all
other equipment necessary to main
tain a restaurant Said property
may be viewed by anyone desiring
to bid upon applying to the under
signed. or written details will b."
furnished upon application.
G. LIEBERT CEtM,
Receiver of the Ohio cafe.
Webb Block,
bismarck, North Dakota.
S-21-7t
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Golf is the main hobby Of Mr..
Carey and he has seen to it that his
youngest son devoted all his sum-
mrrs to the game for years.
His greatest ambition has been TO
see Emerson. Jr.. a champion and he
was present in Chicago to sec that
fulfilled, But he doesn't intend to
let the boy stop there. for he'll be
20 this winter and out Of the junior
class.
The Carcys. father and four sons.
~" all golfers of no mean ability.
br the vou""ster tops them all.
Emerson. Jr.. probably will bc a
fixture In the line Of Gil Dobic's
Cornell football team this fall. He
made quite reputation during his
freshman year but did not play reg
ul"rly last season. Like his three
older brothers he is a great kicker.
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/ ~ t -. 49,
Sports
WEST STOPS
ADVANCE OF
LEADERS


Neg York. Aug. a. nv The
West is giving trouble in equal por-
tiono to the American League lcadin;
cham ionship candidates - Washing
ton and Philadelphia
Victims Of three straight defeats,
the Athletics and Senator'S are with
out :; single dependable pitcher.
Neither club ha, been able TO bring
forth Il single hurlcr this week to
.top the terrific blast Of blows from
the West.
The St. Louis Browns whose hlud-
icons stopped the Philadelphia pen
nant drive last week, turned the bat
ting thunder on Washington ycstcr-
day Five of the champions hurting
corps were used, but not one Of them
lasted longer than two innings as the
homo team won II 10 8.
Athletics Drop Seven
The Athletics have dropped seven
of their nine western games but are
still only one game behind Washing
ton. At Cleveland yesterday IIarriSo
and Rommcl. two of Macks best
pitching bets were driven from the
slab. Twelve hits gave the Indians
victory, s to |.
Pittsburgh. now generally consld-
cred as the next National League
Champions, won back half of the full
game lost Tuesday to the Giants.
~ single and homer. the Pirates
cycncd the count against the Braves
20 as the Giants split a twin bill
with the Reds.
Irish Mcuscl'S eighteenth circuit
.,g ! l,, |,
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MONS AND NOVICE

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Burlcigh.-
In Justic" Court. H"forc W. 5.
CaSSclman, Justice of the Peace.
George Koch. Plaintiff, vs.. De
PENDANT unknown. Defendant.
The State Of North Dakota sends
greetings to Defendant unknown,
Defendant.
. You are hereby summoned 10 APP
pear bcfur. me at my office in the
City Of Hismarck, in said County.
on the 10Th day of September, A.
ID. 1925, at 2 o'clock y. M, to an
sWcr to til" complaint Of the above
named plaintiff who claims to re-
cover of you the sum Of ninety dol
lars damages sustained by reason
of the trcspass upon his property
Of two white faced steers weighing
about eleven hundred pounds crch.
branded with an interchangeable BILE
brand on the right hip, belonging t.
you. Said trcSpaSS having COM
meni"d on July 21st. 1925. and you
are hereby notified that If YOU fail
to appear and answer said con-
plant as above required. said Plain
TIT will apply to the Court for the
relief specified in this summons
Give under my hand this eth day
of August. A. ID. 1925
w. S. CASSELNlAN.
Justice of the Peace within aud for
Hurlcirh County, y. ID.
CEtM & CRCM,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Bismarck. n. d. 1927
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Notice Is Hereby Given. That that,
certain mortgage executed and de-
livcred by Matte Kelley and Isaac
Kelley. MortgaEors: to The Farm.
DriscnN. Mortgagcr, dated tho 2Sth
day of December. 1916. and tIied ror
record in the office of the Register
of Deeds Of the County Of BurlciEh
and state Of North Dakota, on tn"
"nd day of January. 1917. at 900
O'Clock Il. IN. and recorded in Book
one hundred thirty-eight I3S OF
Mortgages on page one hundred
nihety-one 1?n, which said mort
gage was, by an instrument in
writing. dated the :5th day of Jan
nary, 1917. assigned to Fred "
was filed for record in the office Of
the Register of Deeds aforesaid on
the Sth day Of August 1919, at 1880
O'Clock p. m. and duly recorded Il,
Book one hundred fifty-five $3.50
CT Assignments on page enc hun
after duly assigned by an instru-
mcnt in writing to the Merchants
L. Manufacturers state Bank, will
be foreclosed by a sale Of the prem
Uses in such mortgage and herein
after described. at the front door Of
the Courthouse, in tn" City of Bis
marck. County Of Hurleigh and
State Of North Dakota. at the hour
OF 200 O'Clock p. M. on, the 18Th
day Of September. 1925. to satisfy
the amount due upon said mortgage
on the day Of sale.
The premises described in said
mortgage and which will be sold 10
satisfy the same are situated in the
County Of RurleiGh and State OF
North Dakota, described as follows,
to-Wit:
The South Half $50 Of the
Southeast Quarter CSEh) and the
South Half $50 Of the Southwest
Quarter lSWA) of Section fourteen
14. in Township one hundred for
ty u4W North cf Range seventy
six t76). West of the 9Th Principal
Meridian. containing one hundred
sixty 16V) acres. more or less, ac-
cordinE to the l.. S. Government
Survey thereof
There will bc due OF, said mort
gage 1T the day OF sale the sum of
One Thousand Five Hundred Tween
xy- nine and $1,000 Dollars ty1,-
62?.65).
dated August 5,h. 1875
NTS g. MANGEAC "TUEEES
STATE BANK. Assignee and
Owner Of said MortgaEa.
JAMES NORRIS,
;Attcrney for said Owner,
Darlington. ~ y.
81 a.,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27
ROSIE RYAN
DROPS BEHIND
WITH BRAVES
Il, \l:\ Srr,icr

u, NEA Service.
Boston. Aug. 21.--Rosic Ryan.
braves pitcher, * having a hard
time getting started this season. In
the first three and half months
ut play the former Giant hurlcr
didn't turn in single victory. He
was charged with six defeats, though
only toiling in one complete game.
Last year Ryan COPIED eight tits
and lost six for McGraw. The year
before he won Is while dropping
five. And in 1922 grabbed II against
IL defeats. Ia three world series
he's credited with two triumphs and
no whippings.
With the Braves things have been
different, however. And Rosie has
been anything but successful since
DOMINIC the Bancroft clubs span.lcs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27
KAPLAN RISKS
CROWN TONIGHT

Waterbury, Conn, Aug. 27-LR-
Louis kid ,Kaplan, Of IMeridcn,
Conn, is a ten to seven faWSrike for
his fight tonight in DEFENSE Of his
fcathcrwcight championship against
the challenge Of Babe HsrManI 1t
will be the first title ring hattie
staged in this state since the Furry
McGovcrn- Young Corbctt bput TWEEN
ty.five years ago. ~
The conditions are Is rounds 10 "a
decision.
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FIGHT RESULTS

TolcdO.-Johnny DattO. Filipino
bantamwcight. knocked out Her
bic Schacfer, Chicago, In the
tenth round.
Los Angelcs.-Gcorge Godfrey.
negro heavyweight. won over
Mike Conroy when the referee
stopped the bout in tho second
round.
Garden City. Ky.-Mac Donald
Smith won his second cha mpiOn-
ship in two weeks when he took
the Long Island open golf crown.
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NERVES OF STEEL. roo

Here" said lady to beggar.
lis glass Of water--pure. cold. de-
licious water. What! You refuse
it,"
He shook his head and sighed. 81
have to, ma'am," he said. "You sec
Two got an iron constitution, and wa
ter would rust Hartford Chron-
iclc
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>OTI,l: no CREDITORS

All persons having claims aEainS,
the Ohio Cafe Of Bismarck. y. d..
formerly maintained by Lee Quon,
Charley Quon. Louis Dan and So"
Fow, will please submit to the UNI
dcrsigncd II verified, it"miZed stat
mcnt of their accounts on or b"tor"
the 3Oth day of September. l92'.
c. LlEBERT CRtM, Receiver.
Webb Block
bismarck. North Dakota.
S-27-3-3 lh-l1
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SOX PLAY AT
ASHLEY SUNDAY

The White Sox will play at Ash
10y, Sunday, at the request Of Ash
ley citizens who want to see the
local diamond nine in action.
Manager Smith is making prepar-
atoms for the trip. The regular
White SoX team will travel.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

FOR RENT-Two nice, two-room
light housekeeping apartments,
both with closets, fully furnished,
modern, electric sweeper and wash
ing privileges. Phone 812J. 5l7
End St. S-27-3t
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GAMES TODAY.
American League

Wasllingto,h, at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27
IT'S A SHAME

81 told Tom that the average wo-
mans clothing only weighs eight
ounces"
"And what did he say
"Hc thought it was "A shame they
had to wear such heavy Shoes
Princeton Tiger.
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Too Late To Classify

FOR SALE-l9l9 Model sedan, new
tires, new battery. Just overhaulcd
and painted. Price $225. Phone
STA.
S-27-3t
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National League

st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis. :.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Boston.
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Hes heavyweight boxing champion
of the U. S. navy. He COPIED the
title recently after putting in four
year "hitch' with the eobs. He's 23,
stands six feet, seven, and weighs
200 pounds. He's now prepared to
go after the leading heavy con.
tenders.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

FOR RENT-Furnishc rooms in
modern home, close in. Also garage.
322 2nd St. S-27-3t
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CAREY, soUTHwoRrH

-. PUT IN BUSY DAY
C4fcy and Southworth, center
fihlaers for Pittsburg and New York,
respectively. had a busy afternoon
In one of the games during the re.
cent crucial. series between those
two clubs, Carey had eight putouts
in the contest and Southworth six.
Scver:l Of. them were on extremely
hard chances. too 1 Il
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

For SALE-Mahogany library table,
Wilton rug. table lamp, walnut bed
and dresser. kitchen table, sewing
machine, SIG Ave. d. Phone G09- NJ.
49,. S-27-2t
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WANTED--Girl for general house
work. Mrs. Frank L. Shepard, 6 Ave.
r. S-27-tf
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American League
Boston 2; Detroit 10.
New York .; Chicago !.
Philadelphia J.; Cleveland &.
Washington 8; St. Louis II.
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TWEEDs FOR SPORT

Tweeds in beige and all white
are 5Aown for summer sport suits
and coats.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

the two Boston clubs we can readily
understand WHY the game Of polo
goes so big in Massachusetts.
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American Association
Louisville 3: st. Paul 4.
Toledo 6: Milwaukee 5.
Indianapolis Z; Minneapolis 5.
Columbus 5; Kansas City 8.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

the Cobb encourage could only count
two runs. Thirteen stranded run
ncrs partly explained the reason for
the low scoring.
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NOT IN TENNESSEE

Lady: Why have they let all the
monkeys out Of their cages?
Zoo Attendants: Holiday. mum.
This is Darwin's birthday.-St Stanford
Chaparral.
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" A N 7 Ed Middlcagcd man for
night clerk in hotel. Inquire Of r.
l.. Nigcy, Mandan, N. y. S-,7-3t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27
SUPREME COURT
From Grand Forks County

State Of North Dakota, Plaintiff
and Respondent, VS.. Martin T.. Matt
son. Defendant and Appellant.
Syllabus:
Cd The testimony OF witnesses
relating to certain statements made
to them by ono Jondahl and one
Mabel Anderson, whom it is claimed
had entered into a conspiracy with
defendant TO commit the offensc,
was incompetent regardless Of whe-
Their conspiracy had been proven Or
not for tho reason that they were
not made in the presence Of the de-
PENDANT and they related to acts pre-
viously done, or to be done in the
future. and were not made in fur-
thcrancc or in prosecution Of tho
common purpose, following Stale Us.
Moellcr. 20 n. d. ia. 49,.
t2) Testimony Of witnesses re-
lating to statements made by JON
dahl before conspiracy with the de
PENDANT, not in his presence, and
statements made by Jondahl after
the death Of Mabel Anderson, we're
incompetent, hcarsay and prcjudi-
cial error as against the defendant,
Martin T.. Mattson. following State
vs.. Moellcr 90 n. D. ia.
Appeal from Judgment and order
denying motion for new trial, Dis
trict Court Of Grand Forks County,
Hon. Chas. NJ. Cooley, j..
Reversed and rcmandcd for a new
trial. Opinion of the Court by
Burke, j.
Sinkler L. Brekke. Minot, n. D.,
for appellant.
Geo. F. Shafer, Attorney General.
and j. d. Wincman, States Attorney.
and Philip r. Bangs, Grand Forks,
y. D., for RESPONDENT.
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WANTED-Man to drive truck. In
quirc phone 460-W. 8-27-tf
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He's the star shortstop of the
Wichita club, Western League, and
one of the most talked about players
in that circuit. Major league scouts
have been looking the youngster
over recently and he may be seen in
the big show next season. He's re.
garded a wonderful prospect.
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WANTED--W actresses at the Lewis
and Clark Hotel. Mandan.
S-21-3t
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She's 1s and champion girl sculler i.
She has. participated in numerous
races of late and has not suffered a
defeat. She's New England lass
and would rather take a jaunt on the
water than do anything else,
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American Association
Results Yesterday
National League

st. Louis 2; Brooklyn 4.
Pittsburg 2: Boston 0.
Chicago 2: Philadelphia ~.
Cincinnati So; New York 6-l
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

sport where one seldom agreed with
tho officials in charge.
In all probability "razzing' Of the
players originated in baseball For
years it has boon the game of the
masses. The average fan believes
he can manage better than the man
agcr, play better than the player
and positively umpire better than
tho umpire.
Being Of such an opinion, he in
variablv gives vent to his feelings
when he believes some ono has
erred, pulled dumb play.
For years others sports have cS-
cap"h the "razzing" feature because
Of their cxclusivcncsS.
HITS OTHER SPORTS
Until recent years the big rol-
lcge football crowds were largely
nnGr up Of the alumni Of the in,
stitutions playing. or Of other col.
lcgcs. The happenings Of the game
were accepted without n murmur
Of dissent.
or late there has been change.
The popularity Of football has
reached tho MISSES. The "razz"
chorus is fast becoming part of
the grid game and it is to be re-
GREETED.
In the last British OMEN golf tour
nament Mcdonald Smith had very
unpleasant experience with the gal
lerv following him. 1t practically
killed his championship possibilities.
when it seemed certain h" would win.
Only the other day at Forest Hills.
~ II ILL.,
was Kissed and the officials roundly
"razzcd" for many OF their rulings.
Unfortunately sportsmanship APP
pears to be dying out fast with a
certain type enthusiast who now fire.
Qucnts most Of the major sport
events.
DRASTIC ACTION
However, seriously doubt If the
"razzberry chorus will ever grow
into other sports as it has in base
ball. ..
Baseball seems to be IN integral
mart of the American public. On
the whole the fine points of the
game are much more widely known
than in any other sport.
Their" is nothing exclusive about
baseball. It's just the national pas
time. Criticism Of the players has
come to be part Of the game. The
athletes. frankly don't like it but
they expect it and thus arc better
prepared to shed it.
It is not so in other sports. II
tho "raz2ing" continues to grow in
golf and tennis. look for the Off
Gals of those two games to take
drastic action to suppress it..
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American Association

indianapolis ut Minneapolis.
louisville at St. Paul.
Toledo ut Milwaukee.
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, We are now showing the
latest models of Wheary
Wardrobe Trunks. A. w.
Lucas Co.. Ill. /. z.. .,...