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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04

The North Dakota supreme court
today upheld the right of the state
railroad commission to order the
construction Of switches and spur
tracks by railroads operating in the
state.
The decision was given in the case
Of Frank Milhollan. chairman of the
railroad commission, against the
Great Northern railroad and the 500
Line.
In the case in question the board
ordered the railroad to construct "A
connecting switch at Crosby, N. d..
to facilitate handling of Ignite coal!
Residents of Crosby claimed they did
not receive adequate service and the
or""r was issued on their showing.
The proposed switch would reduce
the haul from mines near Crosby
from ZIG miles via Mnot to l8 and
one-half miles.
Holding that although the consti-
tuition fOrbids unreasonable search
end seizure, but does not penalize
the same, the state supreme court
today sustained the conviction of
charge Of possessing intoxicating
liquor Of Mike Fahn, Ramsey county.
Fahn contended that a search war
rant on which still and moonshinc
liquor were seized in his home was
illegal and that the state had no
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
AIR SQUADRON WILL STOP OFF
AT BISMARCK ON PIONEER TOUR
Will Reach Capital City Next Tuesday in Air Mail Path
finding Survey of Northwest Region, Announcement Here

A squadron of three planes tour
ing the northwest in connection with
a nroject supported by the Minneapo-
lis Civic and Commerce Association
to establish an air mail line be-
tween Chicago and tine Twin Cities
will touch at Bismarck next Tue sday.
August llth.
The route and schedule mapped out
for the convoy of planes was an
nounced today by the Bismarck AS
sociation Of Commerce.
Tour Northwest
Four northwest states will be in
cluded in the flight itinerary. They
are Wisconsin, Minnesota. North and
South Dakota. North Dakota points
to be visited by the flying squad
ron include Fargo, Valley City,
Minot and Bismarck.
The squadron will arrive at Minot
Tuesday morning, and will hop oT
in the afternoon to arrive in the
capital citv between the hours Of
five and six o'clock.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
Arms Conference
Guarantees Peace
in Pacific, Phelps

Bulletin. Williamstown. Mass, Aug.
A.-(P)-The Washington conference
on the limit Of arms absolutely
settled the peace of the Pacific, Rear
Admiral w. w. Phelps, member Of
the naval board in Washington, de-
clared at the institute Of politics to-
day. The four power pact. he added.
has insured the integrity Of our
possessions.
81 do not believe in any war with
JAPAN" he said. both nations would
be perfect fools to promote a con
fict. I think that new mentality
is developing and that commerce is
gaining between the two nations.
People who talk publicly of conflict
are doing a dis-service. The Wash
ington conference has removed the
mental fear that brought about vast
ornaments"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
CapOnizing Show
Held at Washburn

CaponiZing demonstrations are be-
ing arranged for next week by county
agent A. l.. Norling in cooperation
with local poultry growers. Demon
strations will be held today at 10 a.
m. ut the Frank Lewis farm, 10 miles
north of Washburn, at the Clarence
Sundstrom form 10 miles northeast
of Washburn.
Demonstrations are scheduled for
Wednesday, August S. at 10 4. m. at
the Steven Valechenko farm near
Dogden, and Thursday, August 6, at
10 a. m. at the N. r. Heinzen farm
2 miles north and east of the
Blackwater postoffice.
Capons last winter sold on the
eastern markets for about the same
price as turkeys. Some of the capons
sold locally at Washburn brought
just twice as much per pound as
rOOsters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
WOman'S Death
Follows Funeral
of Her Husband

When l.. E. Smith of Bismarck ar
rived in Decorah, Iowa, in response
to a telegram telling of the death
of his father, he found his mot her
very i'll. She died on Saturday fol.
lowing the funeral Of her husband
on Friday.
The shock of her husbands sudden
death was given as the cause Of her
death. L. E. Smith is expected home
tonight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
SUICIDE-MURDER MYSTERY Seen IN
NATION SCHOOL TEACHERS DEATH
Threatening Letters From Among Cstern Victims Effects
Point to Staying Tragedy

by F. S. schilling Coles County
Coroner, were partly undecipherable
One of them said:
"You are as common as dirt and
q regular snob. Your horse is a
nuisance and keep him where he be-
longs"
Another one: 1--WE felt sorry
when we saw you cry and felt we
made a mistake to make goat of
you. We are on our way to Chi
cago and want to say three times
some one has followed your buggy
out Of the cornfield."
One note believed to refer to writ
ten demands for money said: Look
under your front door for the check.
So sorry we made q goat of you.
When r. saw you crying, he was
sorry too. You happend to be the
goat"
Friday night Seaman and Miss
Stallman remained at her sisters
home during Mrs. Seaman's abb
sence. The body was found about
2 o'clock Saturday by Seaman, after
Miss Stallman had been dead not
more than three hours. the coroner
decided.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
WHITE HOUSE
FAV0RS RAIL
MERGER PLAN
Voluntary Consolidation Of
Competing Railroads Ad-
vOcated by President
SOLVE TRANSPORTATION
Coolidge Views Van Swcrin.
gen Merger Project from
Swampscott Retreat

Swampscott, Mass. Aug. 4.-P) -
Voluntary consolidation Of railroads
in President Coolidge's opinion
would have the way Of solution OF
the transportation problem.
While he has refrained from COM
hitting himself on the proposal the
President is watching with interest
the efforts OF the Van Sweringen
interests to receive Interstate Com
Merce Commissions approval Of
their merger plan.
Hr believes that settlement Of
points at issue will make it possible
for other transportation systems
now at sea as to whether they can
proceed with consultations, to def
niteiy proceed with their programs.
Voluntary Consolidation
Mr.. Coolidge who in the past has
advocated voluntary consolidation
wherever advisable. is Of the opinion
that in this way the vexing rate
problem can be solved.
Transportation charges, he be-
lieves. could then be fixed at n level
which would enable large operating
systems to make fair return on
their entire business and would do
where some lines are making an
enormous profit while others are
making none.
Swampscott, Mass, Aug. 4 4--R)--
Pres dent' Coolidge will recall his
agents agricultural conference to
map out legislative program for
farm aid.
The conference which was appoint
ed year ago presented a program
to the last session Of congress in
which principal recommendation was
for government aid in cooperative
marketing.
Presented to Congress
Coming before congress in the
closing days Of the session the con-
ference reported failure Of approval
with considerable opposition voiced
to some of it's main proposals.
Spokesman for the farming terri
tories told the president, however,
that they believed cooperative mar
keting to be the principal need of
the farms and the president has de-
termined again to leave the prob
lem in the hands of his conference
headed By Robert ID. Gary Of Wy
oming.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
HIGH COURT
V0IDS STATE
JURY STATUTE
Justice Is Not a Matter Of
Majority. Court Opinion
Holds in Multiplying Law
DESTROY JURY SYSTEM
Constitutional Amendment Is
Proper Procedure for Enact.
ment of Verdict Law. Held

The North Dakota law permitting
a verdict by five-sixths of the jury
in civil cases was declared uncon-
stitutional by the supreme court to-
day.
The decision was handed down in
the case Of Josephine A. Power vs..
Fred Williams. Action originated in
Cass county.
In the case in question. the plain
TN sued to recover the balance Of
the purchase price Of land and OBJ
tanned a verdict awarding $l,s39.47.
Two jurors refused to concur.
Commenting on the constitutionali-
ty of the ten-juror law, the high
court held that the law does not
secure adequate trial by jury and
that if upheld in civil cases there
exists no reason why the legislature
should not apply the law in criminal
cases.
"Justice is not matter Of major
ity," the verdict holds. "The ma
jority as we'll as the minority may
be wrong. In any event these are
considerations which should be ad-
dressed to the power which may
amend the constitutions"
A new trial Of the Cass county
case was ordered.
The state supreme court today held
in the case Of Mrs. A. O. Lindstrom
VS.. A. S. Spicher, sheriff of Ward
county that tax assessments levied
against property have the same sta
tus in legal actions that other credi-
tors have.
Mrs. Lindstrom was denied q writ
Of injunction to prevent the sheriff
from seizing property she purchased
and on which taxes were unpaid.
Action of the trial court was sus-
tained.
Harry Smith, alias, Wyley Null
lenax, who has been prisoner in the
North Dakota penitentiary since
1916, was today denied a writ Of ha-
beas corpus by the state supreme
court.
Smith was sentenced to life i'm
prisOnment in Grand Forks county
in 1916 following a plea Of guilty
on the charge of killing Mary Gain.
The prisoner alleged in his
petition that the state should have
specified the degree Of murder in
the charge to which he pleaded guilty
and that its failure to do so conyti-
tuted cause for habeas corpus &C
tion.
The high court denied the conten-
ton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
Move to Take
Evolution Case
to Federal Court

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 4.-R-
A second attempt to remove the
Scopes evolution case to the federal
courts was launched here today
when DR.. John r. Neal, chief coun-
sci for the defense of the teacher
filed a petition with the clerk Of
circuit. court, seeking to restrain
state authorities from further prose-
cution Of the case.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
COLD RETARDS
I: GRAIN HARVEST
: AT VALLEY CITY

Cool weather has retarded tho har-
vest in this section and as. result
scores of r1en who have come here
seeking work have no employment.
Between 90 and 80 men are sleeping
in the Valley City jail nightly be-
causes There is no ether place Tor
them to stay. The jail was made to
serve as a rooming house when the
chilly nights drove the transients
from their hunks in strawstacks IN
this vicinity.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
Weather Report.

Temperature at 7 a. m.......... Ga
Highest yesterday ............ 81
Lowest last night ............ :. 62
Precipitation to Z a. m......,.. %
Highest wind velocity ......... l8
For North Dakota: Thunderstorms
this afternoon or tonight; cooler to-
night in east. portion. Wednesday
mostly fair and cooler in east and
south portions.
General Weather Conditions
"A low pressure area is centered
sover the Dakotas and light precipita-
tion occurred at most places in the
Plains States and along the eastern
slope of the Rockies. The pressure
is high over the north Pacific coast
states and fair weather prevails
from the western slope of the Rock
les to the Pacific coast. The wealth
er is fair over the Mississippi VAL
ley and Great Lakes rei.ion also.
Temperatures haye risen in the Da-
kotas, but cooler weather prevails
from the Rocky Molntain region
westeward to the Pacific coast.
ORRIS W. ROBERTS,
Official in Charge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04

Germany is good market for
American >Holttein dairy sires of
good milk production ancestry, re-
ports William A. Schoenfeld,' agri-
cultural commissioner, representing
the L. s. Department of Agriculture
at Berlin. Germany wants to make
up it's loss of more than 100000
cows during the war.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
Steck Leads
BrOOkhart in
Senate Count

Washington. Aug. 4.-LP)-Not
taking into account 2.l24 con-
tested ballots which will he pass
ed upon later, the recount Of
votes in the Iowa senatorial con-
test today showed totals, with
20 counties complete; BrO0khsrt,
Republican ll6,983; Steck, DEM
Ocrat, ll7,l47.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
MILLIONAIRE
ADOPTS GIRL
is YEARS OLD

New York, Aug. 4.-tR-Mary
Louise Spas, l6-year-old Astoria, L.
l., girl, today was adopted by Ed
ward ". Browning, Millionaire
realtor, as sister companion for his
other adopted daughter. Dorothy
Sunshine Browning.
Mary's parents were natives of
Prague, Bohemia, prior to their inn
migration to this country. She was
renamed Mary Louise Browning in
the papers filed in the surrogate
court.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
DICK KERR
REINSTATED BY.
JUDGE LANDS

Chicago, Aug. 4.-tR)-Dick Kerr
from Wichita, Texas, pitcher and
hero Of the worlds series of 1919,
today was reinstated in organized
baseball by Commissioner Lands.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
cow FEED TESTED

Alfalfa or clover hay feed with
corn to dairy .heifers produces good
growth and favors early maturity,
according to recent tests Mt the Ohio
Agricultural Experiment Station.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
INSECTS EXPENSIVE

INSECTS EXPENSIVE
Illinois vegetable growers, pay an
annual insect tax Of almost $4,OO0,-
600. according to C. C. Compton, as
sistant entomologist Of the Illinois
National History Survey.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-04
WEATHER FORECAST

Thunderstorms this afternoon
or tonight. Wednesday, fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Trojan Five
Is Due Here
on Wednesday

THE Southern California basket
i ball team. under the direction
of Coach Les Turner, is due In Sc.
attic tomorrow for the contest
Thursday night with the University
OF Washington In the campus gym.
Turner is n former Seattle man,
and coached at the Broadway high
school here for number of years
The Trojans have already played
10 games this season, and lost one,
that by n close score to the Utah
Aggies. Southern California and
Utah met in a two.game series, and
Turner's men came back and aveng.
ed the defeat in the second con.
test.
Altho Thursdays contest will
have no bearing on the Coast con.
ference race, unusual interest is be.
ing shown. Ii will be the first
appearance in Seattle OF Southern
basketball team.
The visitors will open their invas-
lon of the Northwest here. Follow.
Ing the Thursday contest. they
meet Multnomah A. C. at Portland
and the Oregon Angles at Corvallis
on successive nights. On March .,
they will close their invasion with
at Salem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
TUD KENT is
DERBY VICTOR

ASHTON. Ida. Feb. ~. - Tud
Kent. Of Tnrghec forest. veteran Of
the snow country, today holds for the
third time the title OF champion
craftsman Of America.
Led By Queen. daughter Of famous
old Bob. Kent's young team Of dogS
that he hAd trained for two years on
the forest trails, and which few had
seen. Ioped over 20 miles OF frozen
trail here yesterday and Get new
record Of 2:islS for the American
dog derby.
with that victory his third In five
years. Kent captured purse Of
81 200 and gained permanent posses
sion Of the Old Trail cup.
smoky GaSton. one.time champion.
muAhed across the finish line five
minutes and 81 seconds behind Kent.
olcott Farm. last years winner came
in third and the st, Anthony team.
piloted by Tom Morofisld, finished
fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Will Charley Welsh Be as Good as Brother?
FOunger Brother of Star
Reports at Camp Monday
led killefer Enthusiastic About Possibilities of
Youngsters Hes Outfielder and Bigger Than His
Brother, Who Was One of Best Kids in League

take more than the usual pains with
him In order 20 glvc him every
chance to make good
Seals Try Ii
san Francisco Is also giving a
younger brother OF Seal star a
trial this spring, Floyd waner.
brother % Paul waner. With the
Seals at Fresno. and they say that
Paurs kid brother shows as much
natural hitting power a. his older
brother. Paul like Jimmy Welsh, de.
vclOped In a remarkably short time,
having a lot 90 natural ability.
Brothers. who star az baseball.
are rgrvues In the diamond sport,
the only famous pair developed on
the Coast IN years being the Moussl
boys Emil has been with the New
York Giants for years while hob il
with the YANKEES Emil started with
Los Angeles and Hob with Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Kozlowski Is
Defeated in
Tough Match

DRANK KoZLowsKI was de-
fcated In three hard.fought sets
in the annual indoor tennis tourna.
mont at the Armory by George
Clark Monday. Clark won, 81. 2.6.
81.
a number OF good matches are
on the schedule today. the feature
being the first appearance OF Leon
dc Turenne. the defending cham
plon.
Yesterdays results and today's
schedule follow:
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chef Duatt beat Ken Mcpherson. s-s.
50. ga.
Leroy Foley beat NJ. Fiadman. 60,
s-t.
Jack schsrmer beat Chst Duett. ga.
So
whItcomb ouiliian beat 8. W. Hol-
brook. go. 60.
whitoomb Quiilian beat Mccullough.
default.
Eugene Oldham beat Bill olIn. ga. ga.
George Clark beat X. Kozlowski. 81.
2-s. 81
Nelson Robinson beat Wilson. SO. ga.
Leroy Foley beat Harry Lishtfoot,
as. so.
sculiy beat Bob Brown, s-2, rs.
Dick Dubois beat Pink Miller. So, go.
TODAY's SCHEDULE
i:oe--W. Bsardsely vs.. Il. ID. Small.
21b-Lester KlinaberS vs. Merritt Day
a:oo-w. Beardseiy VS.. Bob Brown.
5;t5--Dr. T. O. Rivera VI. Jack schsr-
NOR,
tso--Leon dc Turenns W. NJ. Robin
son.
b1b-L~on de Turenns va. Percy Lee
s;00-Pink Miller va Dick Dubois
7:00-N. Robinson VS.. Charles Sparks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
NURMI WINS
RACE EASILY

BALTIMORE. Feb. -. - Paayo
Nurmi ran the two-m mile race here
las, night. won easily. but failed TO
sst up new record for the dis
lance. His appearance WAS the
feature OF the Johns Hopkins
Firth Regiment indoor meet.
-Four OF Nurmi'H acyen opPon-
ents dropped out before the race
was over because OF the furious
pace he snt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
EBERTING is
GOLF WINNER

The match play against par com.
petition at the North End links yes
terday found Charlie Ebcrtiug very
much on the top OF his game and
he waltzod off with the first award.
finishing four up. Jim Mcvay.
three up, took home the second
prize. and Charlie Walker annexed
the third place with two-up mar.
gin.
In the mixed foursome tombstone
event in the afternoon. Fred Nc.
Kenzle and Mrs. NJ 5. Thompson
led the field when they planted
their stake on the 18th fairway. II.
II. Jones and Mrs. Jones finished
In second place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
O'BRIEN STOPS
GEO. CHANEY

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Tommy
o'Brien, Milwaukee lightweight. nd.
vanced a round In the lightweight
tournament, when he knocked out
George OK. o. CLANCY. Baltimore.
in the sixth round at the Madison
Square Garden here last night.
CLANCY was TO favoritc to
win.
In the other elimination bout on
the program. Jimmy Goodrich of
Buffalo won the verdict over Eddie
c'Kid') Wagner OF Philadelphia.
they fought the regular 10 rounds.
but the Judges could not reach a
verdict, so two more rounds were
staged. and Goodrich got the call.
The decision wasn't any too popu.
lar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
New Star of
Turf Looms
in Ouatrain

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. %. -
~ Much is expected on the turf
this season OF Quatrain. the re.
markable 3.year.old colt that re-
Gently captured the s25. 900 New
Orleans handicap at the fair
grounds here.
Quatrnin is the son Of the great
Omar Khayyam. who, II will be
recalled, left New Orleans to win
the Kentucky Derby some years
ago. Many sporfsmen are already
predicting that he will come closer
10 attaining the prowess of Man
O. War than any thorobred Of the
decade.
MOI only did the sensational colt
capture the handicap event from
one OF the classiest fields ever en-.
tered, but he also set a new record
for the track.
Quatrain Is eligible for the Ken.
lucky Derby and. judging from
the way he took down the race
here. as well as other perform.
ances, will have % be reckoned
with in turfdop.'s blue ribbon
classic next May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24

In their scrap at the bau park here
Monday afternoon.
Benjamin was credited with win
ming seven out Of tho ten rounds,
silver having IAN edge In the sec
oud and seventh and the ninth was
even.
BENJAMIN took the fight away
from hts cis-cr opponent and In,
stead Of laying back and boxing
with him. the Los Angeles hoy
wndcd In and forced Silver 10 slug
with him.
Benjamin scored throc-count
knockdown in the third round. sil.
yer being on the floor when the
bell rang. \ right TO the chin did
the trick.
About 10000 fans saw the fight.
Johnny Buff. former bantam.
weight champion. drew with
frankie Novey In four rounds.
Young Datio beat Larry Murphy
In four rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
BroDer-Turner Golf
Team Is Victorious

Charlie Brewer and DR.. Paul Tur
ner had the old teamwork going
in great style at Rainier yesterday
and won the two.man best.ball com.
petition under wraps; their S5.22.ss
card being three strokes better than
the second comblnatlon-Bob DAILY
and II. Van Kuran-so14.6e. Skip.
per Alex Gray and his helpmate,
George Butterfield. nosed under the
wire for the third prize with n
card of s2-t5-6T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Connie Mack's
Record Unique
in Major Loop

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 24.--Connic
4 Mack enjoys a unique distlnc.
ton as American league manager.
He has tasted tho sweet and the bit
ter more often than any other leader
in the organization.
Mack has six pennants TO his cred.
II. Incidentally he has ohaperoncd
seven taiionders. To make matters
worse he finished last for seven con.
secutlve years.
only the fact that | owned most
Of the ball club and refused to fire
myself, explains why | was ever able
TO make such n dlsreputable record"
says Connie.
John McGraw with 10 pcnnanis IL
the only manager 20 top Mack's
winning performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
WEST SEATTLE
VS.. BROADWAY

West Seattle and Broadway meet
in the feature game OF the high
school basketball race today at
Broadway. The West Siders, yet un.
defeated, had narrow squeeze In
their last game with Broadway at
West Seattle, and the Tigers are 60
ing to have an advantage playing to-
days game on their home floor.
In the other high school games
Queen Anne meets Franklin at
Queen Anne, Ballard tangles with
Lincoln at Lincoln and Roosevelt
plays Garfield at Garfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
BENJAMIN WINNER OVER Sill WEIR!
Are Yanks in
Saint Club?

Bob connery, who recently pur.
chased tho 81 Paul club OF the
American association. has been
chief scout for the New York
Americans ever since Miller Hug
gins assumed the role OF manager.
Bumor has Il that Jake Rup.
pert, owner % the Yankees
backed Counery In the deal and
that the club will &C, ns a dcvcl
npcr OF players for tho Yankees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Grimes Was Busiest
Hurler on Defense

BuriciEh Grimes Of the Brooklyn
team was tho busiest pitcher afleld
In the National league last season.
Grimes. in IS games, had 100
chances. getting 20 putouts. 81 as.
slsts and but four errors. lie took
part In five double plays also. Carl
Mays Of the Reds was the only other
hurlsr 10 top tho century mark In
plays. lie had lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-24
Ask That RitoIa Be
Suspended by A.A.U.

BOSTON. Feb. accompanying
that Willie Rltola, Finnish running
star. had failed TO appear after nc.
ccpting $40 expense money. officials
OF the American Legion asked the
A. a. 4. 10 suspend him indefinitely.
ugo Fngerio. Olympic walking
champion. made n new record OF
1870 rs for 1000 meters. Joie Ray,
Chicago, won the mile race in
All as.