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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-16
WHITE SOX
ENIGMACLUB
OF LEAGUE
Is a Team With Great Posi-.
bilities. But Needs the
Breaks to Win
(Ry BILLY ENANSl

Shreveport. La, March lG-The
Chicago White SoX Of 1926 might well
be called the enigma club of the
American League.
1t is Il team with great possibili-
ties.
If it gets certain breaks that win.
ming club must get. it looks like a
surety for first-division berth, a
dangerous contender.
II the club fails to get the certain
breaks have in mind. it will probably
faltcr as it did last season, after
Manager Collins was forced out of the
lineup. and again come to rest with
a dull thud in the second division.
Its the games ball club loses by
one run that play havoc with its
chances" said Eddie Collins in dis
cussing his team.
1T is always possible to figure
where a base hit or two at the right
time would have won such games. We
lost plenty of them last season by a
run. all for the want Of nit.
More Drive Needed
Ny club needs little more drive.
] must look to the outfield to furnish
1t. Falk and Mostil did their part well
last season. | am hoping that Bill
Barrett will do as we'll this year. |
attend to start him in right field
Barrett must hit around 800 and
deliver me those much needed hits in
a pinch to supply one Of the breaks
am banking on.
The other break am looking for
ward to must come from my pitchers.
'Faber is in fine shape. better than
he has been for years and will turn
me IN number Of winning ball
games before the season is over.
The two Teds. Lyons and Blank
cnshlp. proved their worth last sea-
son. am not worrying about them
! am looking to Hollis Thurston ana
Thomas. VINO pitched so well for Bal
.t'more last season. to bolster up my
pitening. Thurston is sure to be an
improvement over last year.
If we can just win those ball
games we were losing by one run last
year and get little better pitching,
we are going to be in the first divis-
ion and make trouble. II VIC don't ret
en-, we'll, that's different story"
Possibilities Are Great
| am inclined to agree with Man
ager Collins in the size-up OF his bali
club. It has great possibilities.
Of one thing I am sure. it will play
smart baseball. For it has "A smart
manager who will countenance no
other kind.
1t played the smartest baseball in
the American League last year. The
team. as. a result. was in the running
until the loss of Collins broke the
morale and defense of the club.
II Collins gets little added drive
to his attack and slightly improved
pitching. watch out for the White
Sox.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-16
College Chatter
BY ART CARLSON
TWO InRC NDEN

Seventy-fivc baseball candidates
turned out at Fordham recently. Not
so many, that's true. But--Tordham
has seven regulars back, virtually a
veteran outlay. The big fight is for
the two vacant bcrths. Hence. it
appears. there's plenty of diamond
spirit floating. around Fordham's
campus.
Henry Harris, Wisconsin basket.
ball captain, turned in his suit in
midseason. He couldn't hold his Job.
He then went out for the crew. All
of which recalls the case of Howard
Birks. Michigan cage leader a few
years ago. Like Harris. Birks found
the travelling too fast. Unlike Harris.
Birks stayed on the bench. When a
captain fails to land regular place,
put it down the competition is un-
usually keen. !
REMEMBER
"Slicker" Parks, 'Michigan's famous
pitcher of six or seven years back !?
Parks was virtually invincible in.
school. Took fling at big time
with Detroit. But it was too big
jump. Others have found the same
thing. "Sisler's successor" they
used to call Parks at Michigan. They
were a bit off the line.
Dan Meenan captained Columbia's
basketball team in 1914. Mayhap you
remember Dan. Columbia tied Cor
nell for eastern intercollegiate honors
that year. 1t was Columbia's last
winner up to this season. Now it
boasts one of the best quintets in the
country. Oddly enough, Dan Meenan
is the present Columbia coach. It's
his first season at the helm--and CO.
lumbia's greatest since the same Nee
nan led the Blue and White dozen
years back.
INTRODUCING
Johnny Stuart, former grid star at
Ohio State. Buckeye ro0ters recall
that October afternoon in 1921 when
Stuart picked up loose ball to whip
Michigan. 1t was smart thinking.
Stuart's playing pro baseball now.
With the St. Louis Cardinals and
Syracuse. He's -,itcher.
At Michigan State is Fred Alderman.
Alderman won the furlong dash in
the Big Ten meet at Columbus last
June. He set a new record. But it
wasn't allowed. In the recent Illinois
relays Alderman tied the worlds in
door mark over 800 yards. He's only
junior. So you'll hear more from
him.
Illinois basketball hopes received
terrific jolt during the last two
weeks of the Western Conference
chase. With but three games to
play. the Champaigners were leading
the procession. Two were home tits.
The team looked quite secure in first
place. But it wasn't. 1t finished
with three defeats. The Illini tumble
was emphatic. Showing you can't.
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At the Baseball
Training Camps

New York.-Dcfcat by the Braves
at st. Petersburg, Fla, is giving the
Yankees less concern than the ef-
fects of the use Of resin shown by
Benton of the Bostonians. After
pitching three balls to Hoyt, Benton
rubbed his hands on the little mesh
bag now legaliZed in the National
League, and then threw across three
strikes.
After the Giants regulars at Sar-
asota lost to the rockies 10 TO 3,
Manager McGraw indicated that it
was his opinion that, barring injur-
les, the Giants would win the PEN
nant.
Through loose fielding Brooklyn
lost to the Browns, 6 to 5 at Tarpon
Springs.
Boston.-So many Red Sox pitch
ers are laid up that Manager Lee
Foil has been obliged to slow things
down.
The Braves were delighted today
over having beaten the Yankees for
the third consecutive time at st.
Petersburg, Fla.
Washington.-A stolen base often
wins a ball game and Manager Har
ris Of the Senators at the Tampa
camp wants to know what time his
men can make on the paths before
the season opens. The Senators were
given routine drill today after their
to victory over the Cuban stars
yesterday.
Chicago.-Urban Faber, veteran
Chicago White Sox hurler, spent
three innings on the slab in prac-
tice game ut Shreveport. La. yester-
day and his pitching looked good to
Manager Collins in spite of the two
runs scored against him.
Back on Catalina Island with his
Chicago Cubs, Manager Joe Mccarthy
let it be known he is not respondent
over the showing of his club against
the Pacific coast leaguers
Pittsburgh.-Hal Rhyme. promis-
ing young California recruit, and the
veteran Stuffy McInnis. were injured.
but not seriously, in yesterdays game
between the regulars and the seconds
at the Paso Robes, Cal, training
camp Of the Pirates. Rhyme bumped
his knee. and had to leave the field.
Stuffy was spiked" by HaZen Guy
Ter, receiving n cash OF the instep.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

Whereas dnfaulf han Ocrurrod in
The payment OF interest and princi-
p %d~ g 81, ne oblifaticn secured s. ths
9ses The ,er np "a Of said mort t
nast due and nnnaiS nrincinai and
interest ~ naid "hiira lion nnIv
Notice il herehv given that That
certain mortgages executed and de-.
nvsrn1 hw ARE rxa co.. o.,I $500
n Kaiser her hnshanT ,,cnr H -, = a a.orn
10 the Mannrcr ~ T;hn RarE -
North nakntn Nortro ran fotnH .ha
!th. day oi Xoyember. isls, and filed
lister OF Deeds az the County nr lar ,,1r-
leigh. state ar Nnrth nnLn;o ~ ~,
elst day cf Sowemher ISia ~ in.Ho
o'clock. a. NJ. and reco rdad in RonI
"1CI" Of MORTGAGES. ~ mage aS2. ana
assigned Nv said n,ortEaeee' Nv an
INSTRUMENT In writing to the State
siccessnrs q cSsisa 4, Nu ts,s.t ~. ~ ms
GRITTY "a hnnIs iSs;;;;aH - "a ~
0f North Dakota. which aasivnmant
was dated the 18th day az i,'mn
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amount due upon oa the past as's due i i"s
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SUPREME COURT
From Ramsey County
Minneapolis Thrsshing Machine Co..
a corporation, plaintiff and appel

Minneapolis Threshing Machine Co..
a corporation, plaintiff and appel
liant, vs.. w. F. Hooking. defendant
and respondent.
Syllabus:
az Neither indifference nor care
lcssness lin signing the same is suf-
ficient TO- absolve a party from the
obligations of a written contract VOL
UNFAIRLY signed by him.
(2) A contract involving legi-
innate subject matter, the terms Of
which do not inherently tend to be
subversive of the public good, or
contrary to good morals, will not,
merely because its terms are harsh
as y one of the parties, be declared
void and unenforcible as contrary to
public policy.
form sales act), is not intended to
be restriction upon the rights Of
parties to contract; rather it is u
statement of the rules applicable in
the construction of such contracts
J as they may make. 1t does not pro-
hibit the inclusion of any lawful
term. that the parties may desire in
a contract of sale, nor avoid any law.
full term or provision that may be
thus mutually agreed upon.
(4) The parties to q written eon-
tract of sale may exclude and sife4A-
tive all implied warrantjes Heb
otherwise would arise and Be avail
able under the provisions of Che uni-
form Sales act.
(5l. A written contract Of sale Of
threshin9 machinery must be con-
strued - though Chapter 23S, s. L,
1919, were incorporated into and
made nert Of its terms and provi-
sions,s and in case of any conflict
between the writing and the statute,
the latter will prevail.
(6) Chapter 238, s. L. 1919, when
applied to a contract Of sale Of ms
chinery, gives the purchaser the,
right to rescind witkina reasonable
time after discovery Of spch unfit
ness, on notice and in tho manner
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From Mountrail County


Mountrail County, q municipal cor
| poration, plaintiff and respondent,
VS.. Farmers State Bank, q corpora
tion, ct al, defendants; Winfield
NJ. Smart, defendant and appellant.
Mountrail County, o municipal cor
poration. plaintiff and respondent,
vs.. Scandinavian American State
bank, corporation, ct al, defend
ants; f. 1. Elam and Winfield N.
Smart, appellants, and
Mountrail County, a municipal COR
poration, plaintiff and responde ut.
vs.. 'Blaisdell State bank, q corpora
ti6n. ct al., defendants; Winfield
NJ. Smart, appellant.
Syllabus: go
>(1) One who signs bond as sure
ty under chapter IS OF the laws Of
1921, is q surety for the benefit Of
the debtor as defined by Sec. 6675
Of the G. Z. Of 1918, aud cannot be
held beyond the EXPRESSED terms Of
his contract as provided in Sec. 6677
Of C. i. 1913. Under Sec. 0678 c. L.
1913 his contract must be interpreted
the same az other contracts.
(2) The attorney general is IN
administrative officer and, 20 acted
IN the preparation Of forms for bonds
under NChAptsr S., session laws Of
1921, and the bonds prepsred or APP
proved BY the attorney general in
the caseS q bar are not In conflict
with the statute. but are authorized
by law.
(3) The Intention Of the parties
TO - written contract must be ascer-i
tAin1d from the writing slone II pos
sible and the whole OF the contract
must be taken togetheF,- Ga. @ -. give
effect to every psrt Il red5onably
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MANDAN NEWS

Mrs. Michael CHASER. aged "a, died
Sunday morning at 4:3O- O'clock at
the home Of. her PARENTS, Mr.. and
Mrs. William digger Of Mandan. She
Is survived by her husband and eight
children, the eldest 10 years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. aGloscr resided on q
farm five miles east Of Bismarck. (
a trade carnival to be sponsored
by the Mandan Business and Profess
sional Womcn's club will be held
Thursday evening. April IL, at the
Palace theatre it was announced yes.
terday. All the merchants Of tie city
will be given q chance to advertise
their wares and will be solicited in
q few days in order to get lineup
on the extent Of the show.
r. T. Mentally, superintendent Of.
Mandan public schools from 1908 to-
1910, died recently at Albany, Mimi,
y has been learned by friends ina
Mandan. He was IS years Of age ata
his death.
Cromwell Owens, SON 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Owens Of Haxen. is play
Ing with the Olson orchestra of Port.
land, which was recantly engaged byl
the Victor people The orchAstra hes
been ,playsng2 for' one sof the Flo ziAg-I
4eJO s%uQIyZa 80 ~ ...~ 49, ~ q l.e. = A
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-16
FIGHT RESULTS


Mobile, Ala.-Jack Melrosc. Can.
ada, knocked out "Dig BOY" Peter
son, New Orleans (2).
Cincinnati.-Joe Anderson, Coving-
ton. KY, outpointed Morrie Schlaif-
fer, Omaha (l0).
Dayton. Ohio.-Mike Dundee. Rock
Island, ILL.,, heat Eddie "Kid" War-
ner, Philadelphia ly).
Clearwater, -shifty Dondo.
Columbus, Ohio, Knocked out Joe
Lockhart. Evansville, Ind, (io).
Young Wallace, Tampa, beat Nanny
Owens, Kansas City.
Danville, Ill.-Joe Walters, Colun,-
bus, Ohio, defeated Eddie Staten,
Danville (6). "Puppy" Smith. DAN
vile, beat Kid Barnhardt, Urbana
Coy. Joe Price and Irish Mcconnell,
Chanute Field, fought draw icy.
Philadelphia.-Tommy Loughran,
Philadelphia, beat Yale Okun, New
York (l0).
Indianapolis.-Merle Ate, indiana
polls, heat Harold Smith, Chicago
ll0).
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The Referee

Who is captain Of this seasons
Syracuse University basketball team
II. X. l..
Vic Hanson.
What did Max Carey bat last sea-
son and how many runs did he
score I'D. f. W.
Carey hit .3l3 and scored 100 runs,
How long has Hugh McQuillan
been with the Giants I'D. +. X.
Since middle of 1922 season.
Is "Potsy" Clark new assistant
football coach ut Minnesota, the old
Illinois starts. w. R.
Yes
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Helpful Hints by
GOlfng Stars
CECIL LEITCH-SEvEN

DRIVING POINTS
In order to drive we'll player must
bear in mind seven important points:
/. The clab must be under control
from the instant it leaves the ball to
the end of the follow through.
,. The head must be kept absolutely
still throughout the playing Of the
sho,.
3. The left arm must be kept as
straight as possible during the back
ward swing and on the forward swing
until after the bali has been struck;
at this moment Of impact the arms
and hands should be in the same
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-16
LEADERS
Their Records of 1925
Pitching
RII.I. SIIE,,,EI.

Made major league debut with st.
Louis Cardinals in 1913. coming from
Milwaukee.
Had best season in 1925. Won Is.
lost six; percentage TIA. Led league
in won and lost column.
Rated sixth in effectiveness, allow.
ing 3.ll earned runs per fracas. ls-
sued but ~ passes in 80 games.
Pretty good for southpaw.
In 1929 won II and lost -. Next
season had Ii wins. ID defeats.
Pitched better ball last season than
at any other time and is figured ono
Of the Cards best bets for the COM
ing campaign.
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Bills Allowed by
City Commission

The following bills were allowed by
the city commission at last nights
meeting:
Markovitz Grocery. groceries. $4,000
Harris Woodmansee. books for
library u. ....... LOU
French & Wclch Hardware Co.,
supplies 49,. 1885
Bismarck Hotel, meals and lodg-
ing .....-. ...-.s... 900
Mrs. c. Robidou, rent =. ...,.... $500
George Gussner, groceries. -. 4.39
L. F. Means, Mltering oil..s... 500
Montgomery's Grocery. groceries 1000
Standard Oil Co., gas. .......... 1000
]. Klein, salary .,..... 5000
w. Koenig. salary !. ........... 5000
Bismarck Hospital services. ~. $3.50
Sorenson Hdw. CO., supplies. 2.40
M. Goctz, labor ........... $500
J. Hummel, labor ............ 2l.OO
II. christopher. labor J. .,..... 1850
J. Fettick, labor .............. 8.55
J. Burton, labor ............... 1880
w. Hartley, labor ....... $500
w. Yegan, labor ... $500
l4ahr Motor Sales Co., gas and
supplies ll.40
i. S. Frederick. labor ..... 2O.5O
Mrs. Anna Brych, laundry. $40. 2.95
Capital Laundry Co, laundry. $50
Paul r. Pecht, salary as police
man ...... 800. $500
w. r. Ebeling, salary as police
man $500
VIM. Franklin, salary as police
man 33.OO
A. O.>Sorsdahl, salary as police
man -. 5000
A. Hendrickson, salary IS police.
man S.UV
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.
practicable, each clause helping to
interpret the other.
a. Following Long VS.. American
Surety Co. % N. u. 492, it is held
that provision in bond requiring
the obligee to give notice to the
sureties of default Of the obligor is
for the benefit of the sureties and
the failure to give such notice re-
leases the sureties.
Appeal from the District court Of
Mountrail county, Hon. Geo. II.
Moellring, judge. Reversed.
Opinion Of the, court by Burke, j.
Birdzell and Johnson, J. j.. and
Chfistianson, Oh. J. concur specially.
L. ]. Palda, Jr., C. d. Aaker, C. T..
Brace. Minot, North Dakota, attor-
neys for appellants; C. N. Cotting-
ham, Stanley, North Dakota, attor-
ney for respondent.
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Here's the new indoor champ. He
won the honors after. sweeping
through II field which included such
famous stars as Bill Tilden and Vim
cent Richards, finally whipping the
defending titleholder, Jean Borotra,
in hectic struggle. Lacoste looms
as a most threatening menace to
Americas regime in, the court pas
time.
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From Foster County

From Foster County
}. L. Allen. plaintiff and respondent
Bonner, defendant
and appellant.
SYLLABUS.
I. An appeal from justice court
upon questions of law and fact, ac-
conPanied by.a demand for q new
trial, constitutes = general appear
ancc> in the district court.
2. One who invokes the Jurisdiction
Of q court to determine cause on
the merits cannot thereafter, without
leave, appear specially to object to
the jurisdiction.
3. One who .invokes or voluntarily
submits himself to the jurisdiction
OF q court cannot later object to the
exercise Of jurisdiction on the ground
OF noncompliance BY the adverse
party with the concilication statute.
(Chapter 50 Of the Laws Of 1929
Appeal from the district court Of
Foster county, Hon. ]. A. .Coffcy,
judge. Affirmed: C. b. Craven.
Darlington, N. OAK. attorney for ~.
pellant. Hopes & Lanier, CARING
ton, n. Dak.. attorneys for responds
ent. ~
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overlook the final drive even long
enough to take deep and much
needed breath.
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From Grand Forks County
j. c. Vincent. plaintiff and appellant.
--vs.-Reynolds Farmers Elevator
Company, . corporation. defendant
'apd respondent.
SYLLABUS:
!. The findings of the trial court
IN an action not triablc de novo are,
on appeal, presumed to be correct
unless clearly opposed to the pre-
ponderence Of the evidence.
20 For reasons stated in the opin-
ion it is held that the findings of
the trial court have substantial sup
port in the evidence, to the effect
that the complaining landlord did
not reserve title to the crop which
his tenant, Hodson, sold the defend
ant, and that there was, therefore,
no conversion.
Appeal from the district court of
Grand Forks county, Hon. Chas. NJ.
Cooley, judge. Opinion of the court
by johnson. j. AFFIRMED. Ri
chardson, Green & Wattan,, Fargo,
North Dakota. attorneys for plaintiff
and appellant. O'Connor & Peter
SON. Grand Forks, North Dakota. at
torneys for defendant and respond
ent.
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From Morton County
County of Morton, a municipal
corporation,

vs..
Hughes Electric Company,
corporation,
Defendant and Appellant.
SYLLABUS:
l. A board of county commissioners
has no power to control or super
wise. or to grant right Of way to q
public service corporation over or
upon. any estate highway" within
the territorial limits Of their county.
2. All Estate highways" are under
the general control and supervision
of the State Highway Commission;
but such commission is not empower
ed to grant right Of way for the
erection Of an electric power trans:
mission line over or upon any Of the
state highways under the control and
supervision of such commission.
3. A board Of county commissions
crs has no right to maintain an ac-
ton in the name of the county to
cnjoin an alleged improper use Of
estate highway"
Appeal from the District Court of
Morton County, Berry, J. :
Defendant appeals from an order
granting 2 temporary injunction.
REVERSED:
Opinion of the Court by Christian
SON, Oh. J.
.Crum &Crum, Bismarck, N. D., at
torneys for appellant.
c. F. Kelsch and Sullivan, Hanley
and Sullivan, Mandan, N. D., attorneys
FOR respondent.
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Philadelphia.-Tommy Loughran,
Philadelphia, beat Yale Okun, New
York (10).
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Dayton, Ohio.-Mike Dundee, Rock
Island, ILL.,, beat Eddie "Kid" Wag-
ner, Philadelphia l2).
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therein prescribed, when the machin-
cry is unfit for the purpose for
which it was purchased. But it does
not opefa6 Koi ehHx9 extend the
authority lof esshts Of the seller be.
yond that which they would be held
70 POSSESS were the statute not In
fierce.
IN The record in the instant case
examined ana, held, that there was
no rescission Of the contract of sale
within q reasonable time after dis
covery Of the alleged unfithess of
the machinery ftfs the purpose for
which IL was rufchaaed.
Appeal from the sDistrict court Of
Ramsey county, Hon. A. G: Burr,
judge. Reversed.
Opinion Of the court by Nuesslc. j..
Cuthbert & Adamson, OF Devils Lake,
for appellant; Traynor &
Travnor, of Devils Lake, attorneys
for respondent.
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Cincinnati.-Joe Anderson. Coving-
ton. KY. outpointed Morrie Schlaif-
fer, Omaha (l0).
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