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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-24
Bismarck High
Loses to Flasher

The Flasher high school baseball
team defeated the Bismarck high
school nine in the second meeting Of
the two aggregations here yesterday
afternoon. The game went seven inn
ings and the final score was 3 to 8.
Early in the season, before the Bis
marck players had had any practice,
they journcyed to Flasher and were
beaten by a score Of II to 1.
The visitors were the first to score
Yesterday. bringing in two runs in
the second inning. In the third inn
ing the Bismarck team took a one
point lead when Marshall's homer
scored Blunt ahead Of him and Mar
tin purloined three bases after reach
ing first on q pass. In the fourth
inning, however, Flasher put over
three more runs, which ended the
scoring for either side. The game was
close throughout and the players re-
grct that there was not a larger at.
tendance Of fans. The total gate re-
ccipts, according 20 q member Of the
local team, was $3.50. most Of which
was paid by fans who accompanied the
Flasher team here. The sport is not
on the recognized list Of the local
high school and consequently the
boys are compelled to pay the cx-
penses Of their games out Of their
own pockets.
The Lineup
Dismarck's lineup yesterday was
Wutzke, pitcher; HOLMAN, catcher;
Martin. first base; Larkin, second
base; Blunt, third base; Orne, short
stop; Marshall. right field, and Ellik-
son, left field. Kelly, Swanson and
Church took turns in the center gar
den.
The local boys expect ~ play 4 Sec
ond game with the Mandan state
training school team some time next
week.
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TRACK TEAMS
PLANNING FOR
STATE EVENT
Many High Schools Of North
Dakota Will Have Strong
Teams Entered

Grand Forks. n D., April 2l.-To
unhorsc Fargo high from her "Man
Of War seat 1in North Dakota track
athletics is this seasons ambition
Of some 40 odd Flickertail prep insti-
tutions. some Of which have already
written to Grand Forks concerning
information on the twenty fourth an
nual state meet. which is scheduled
for May q and %. on the University
Of North Dakota track.
Beaten in basketball. Valley CITY.
under the guardianship Of stolid
bill" Ress, is carefully preparing q
dose of poison for FarEo's hopes.
Brown, Burchill. Eckel. and others.
will carry the Hi-Line colors to Grand
FWks in, May, in fashion which
j. Sound to be far from toothsome
for &her entrants.
III here in the old home town
Gren1 Forks high Has ! bunch of
s:hpys wko sre not 8 dusty.
Jar1ftf Behave, and Haayens are the
Aaders. n long 1ltt Of candidates
e1e h1xing won eight points in
tk6 1fSt1hcea 6vents last year.
Far north, just around the corner
from Canada. nestles the hAbitude oil
good trec& men Pembina. I Alread,
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TEMvlk
: F. j. Picts Of Linton was . busi-
ness caller here last Friday.
Mrs. Ruth Kuslcr and Ed. Temple
returned from Artas, So. OAK, last
c. ]. Enders was /. business caller
in Linton Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Bakko Of Ithaca. New
York, arrived here last Thursday to
visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. W..
Quasi.
Mrs. N. L. Burdick of Fargo was
visiting with friends here Monday.
Miss Julia Heisler spent Sunday in
Linton visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Heislcr.
Mrs. James 'Monah&n and Mrs. NJ.
Vcnnc we're Linton callers Sunday.
Carl Larvicks spent Sunday at the
Ed. Larvick home.
Math Koppy Of the Horsehead Val
ley called at the A. W. Quasi home
Sunday.
c. :. Enders transacted business in
Linton Saturday.
The playground at the school,
house was greatly improved when
the "kve Wire Club" put up baskets,
SO now they can play basketball out
side. Mr.. John Leno also put up
several swings for the younger ones.
Charles Dewitt, one Of our rural
route mail carriers. who has been
sick for some time, is able to be up
and around again.
Miss Carrie Burkhart. who is work
ing in Linton, was here Sunday >visit-
ing at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Burkhart.
A. w. Quasi has been on the sick
list
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ADVERTISEMENT FOn Bids
ROAD GRADING WORK

Sealed bids for road grading work
between sections Z and and be-
tween sections rs aud 35, all in Grass
Lake Township; between sections 81
and 32, Wilson Township; between
sections 90 and &c and between sec
tiOnS "a and Is, all In Lyman Town
ship; and between sections 10 and so
Lien Townships: between sections 8,
Rock Hill Township and 81 Garfield
Township; between section s. Eock
Hill Township and section 80 Can
field Township and between sections
rs and 35, Sterling Township, will
be received by the Board Of County
Commissioners of Hurleibh County
until ten o'clock n. m. May 9Th. 1926.
Plans and specifications, arc on file
In the office Of the County Auditor
or may be- obtained from the County
Surveyor.
Each bidder must accompany his
bid with certified check for five
per cent of the full amount of bid.
payable to the order Of Edward &.
Patterson. Chairman of the Board,
as u guaranty that the bidder will,
IL successful. enter into aud execute
q contract with u bond for the full
amount bid.
The Board Of County Commissions
crs reserve the right to reject ANY or
all bids.
By Order Of the Board of County
Commissioners.
FRANK j. JOHNSON,
(ScaD
County Auditor.
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LENGLEN WILL
MAKE 6 MONTHS
TOUR OF U. S.
Announcement Made BY Pyle,
Oranges Manager-T0ur
to Start in July

New York. April 2!.-GP) Suzanne
Lcnglcn. after playing Helen Wills
twice more. perhaps. is to make a
six months tour Of the United States,
it is announced bv Charles G. Pyle.
Red Oranges manager. Her tour
will begin in July. She will play the
leading role in a film which will
probably be based upon her book
"The Love Game" And she will play
exhibition tennis matches.
Pyle has been informed that Su-
zannc will play Miss Wills again in
the French and Wimbledon cham
pionships, provided the two players
become finalists. Suzanne expects to
win again.
Pvle's announce ment was made up
on the return from Europe of his
rcpres sentative. William II. Pickcas.
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SPORTS.
Escorts
CHAMP TEAMS
HAVING STIFF
OPPOSITION
Both New York Teams Have
Strengthened Considerably
Since Last Year

More than "A week of ma jor league
baseball has shown the stiff oppos-
tion for champion teams predicted
from the training camps in the south.
Both Washington and Pittsburgh
are having trouble, the Senators hav-
ing won six and lost four while the
Pirates have registered victories in
only three battles. The two New
York teams appear to have been
strengthened greatly since the close
Of the 1926 schedule. the Giants cs-
n"",aiiv showing an early season
power with seven straight conquests.
Inc Giants have been turned back
but once. Brooklyn scoring against
Grounds. A. the same time the
Yankees have won six and lost three
but during the present week have
scored more than four runs in every
game.
Cleveland in the American and Chi
cago in the National are showing
plenty of strength after Il question
able start, while the ST. Louis Car
dinals are going along well in the
National.
ne GlaDtS aIUcN 10 tHeiF kLTlHS
yesterday b. downing Brooklyn 6 to
:. Southworth had a perfect day az
the bat with double and two singles
Trayn"r Gets Homer
Mucler's failure TO catch a line
drive in the first inning gave Tray
nor home run and the Pirates suf
ficient scores TO defeat :he Cardinals
5 To 2.
Carlson of the phillies pitched an
excellent game against the Boston
Braves and broke the Philadelphia
losing streak He allowed only four
hits
The Chicago Cubs sluggcd out 20
hits and scored Is runs against one
tally for Cincinnati.
In the American league st. Louis
and Chicago fought through II Inn
ingS. the Browns winning 2 10
when Melillo singled
Detroit erred twice at critical
sfa.es and Uhle gained his second
victory NJ the season for Cleveland
over the Tigers. 5 10 ,.
Ruth and koen.g smashed home
runs for the Yankees 10 defea. Bos-
ton 3 10 /.
Walter Johnson was hit often by
the Athletics. but, Washington won 3
10 ). through timely hitting.
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FIGHT RESULTS

Syracuse. N. Y.-Dave Shade, CALI
fornia, defeated Frank Moody, W aies.,
(1O).
New Workable Goldstein, New
York, outpointed Al Brown, New
York .(l0). Teddy Silva, California,
beat Tommy Milton, New York llO).
Halifax, n. S-Roy Mitchell, Hall.
fax. knocked out Jack Reddick. Tor
onto Ok ts.
Dcs Moincs. Harris, l)cs
Moines.. beat Eddie Memo, Duluth 90.
Irish Kennedy, St. Paul. shaded
Battling" Nelson: Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Winnipcg.-Young Bob Fitxsim-
mons. New York, beat Charley Be-
LANCER t1O).
Omaha. Erwin Bigc, knocked out
Clyde williams, Dcs Moines co..
Arc0la. N. Joe Click, New York,
won feom Tommy Farley. Atlantic
City (lO). Eddie Anderson, W. om-
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Temperatures and
Road Conditions

(Mercury feadings at q. m.)
Bismarck-Clear, .O5 rain during
night, So; roads good.
st. Cloud--Cloudy, 40; roads good.
Misunderstanding. SO: roads soft.
Jamcstown-Clear, rain during
night; So; roads good.
Minot-Cloudy, So; roads good.
Grand Forks--Clcar, night rain.
&c; roads good.
F.rgo-partly cloudy. 35; roads
good.
Hibbing-Cloudy, 80: roads good.
Mandan-Clear, 20; roads good.
Winona-Rain, 4G: roads fair.
Notwithstanding, 45; roads soft.
Duluth-Cl0udy, rain during night.
a.; roads good.
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LLSTARS TO
PLAY LEHR AT
PEN SUNDAY
Large Delegation of Lehr
Fans Expected to Accom-.
pany Their Team

The undcfcated Lehr baseball team
is scheduled to play the state prison
All Stars Sunday afternoon at the
prison diamond. The game will start
at 1:45 and quite delegation Of
Lchr fans will be on hand to lend
encouragement to their team.
Fans will recall that the Lehr team
had one-game margin over the
prison team for the season Of 1925,
that game going into extra innings.
and word has been received that the
visitors arc out to take the first
game of the 1926 season Sunday. The
All Stars have been in heavy practice
all week. and have thcir bludgeons
in readiness to turn loose an artillery
fire which they believe cannot be
stopped by the Lchr mound artists.
Manager Orion Of the All Stars has
fast lineup. Kelly at first is pick
ing them out of the dirt in great
style. Peoples is playing a great game
around the keystone sack and his
mate. Jackson. at short. is perform
ing in fine form. Riley is taking
care Of the third sack in excellent
shape.
Snyder has a great throw to the
bases this year and will keep opposing
runners glued to the sacks. Gasink,
who will be on the mound for the
All Stars, is confident of victory.
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rumors are leaking down the North
crn Pacific line TO Grand Forks.
that Pcmbina. led by Johnson. state
record holder in the Javclln, is after
the championship this year.
Bismarck Makes Fine Showing
From the Missouri country Fargo
may find two tough foes in Bismarck
and Dickinson. Bismarck has made
a fine showing a, the state meet the
past two years. Dickinson. which
went 10 the state baske .ball finals.
losing the title 10 Fargo. % to ~.
has some remarkable track material.
especially in the persons of Vernon
and Austin Smith who are capable
Of carrying off several medals in
the weight events. Cassidy of Dick
inSon is said 20 be one of the fastest
sprintcrs in the Bad Lands country.
a man equal to the task Of beating
such men as Bristol and Haas, the
Fargo filters.
LaMoure. which has a great sprint
ter. who created quite a furorc at
the May Festival gathering at Fargo
last spring, is also planning on send
ing a strong team here. as is Wilton.
a school with reputation for turn
ing out good weight men.
Fargo Strong As Usual
A for Fargo herself. she is add
m.ttedly strong "a usual She is
strong in coaching with Charlie KIM
ball a, the helm. II has been said
that Fargo always has plenty Of
but IL Is kImbal who de-
veiops il. 0'Connor. Bristol. Longs
borough and NcNeese are expected
70 be the MiGgc;s' big point winners.
but himball also has a host Of other
youngsters who viii break into the
summaries. here and there. with thirds
and fourths. They are the Fargo
stars Of tomorrow
Little is known % Devils Lake.
Langdon. Cavalier and Jamestown.
invariably "uppers" n the final state
ranking. Devils Lake has lost almost
all OF her yast years stars, indicat-
ing that Coach Perry will have more
than his hands full 10 develop a team
as strong as he had in 1925.
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GIBB0NSSAYS
DEMPSEY WILL
BEAT TUNNEY
Will Win BY Knockout or on
Points, Predicts Man
Who Fought Both
(BY JOE WILl.lAMS)

New York. April 23.-Bcforc the
summer season is ended Jack Dcmp-
sey. heavyweight champion, and Gene
Tunney, foremost white challenger.
will step into the ring and start
firing loaded punches at each other.
Who'll win:
III let Eddie Kane answer that one
for you. Kane managed Tommy Glib
bons until the st. Paul heavyweight
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20 TO COAST . e WAGON.

Carrington-G.. F. Rodcrick and
family of Woodwork arc moving to
Oregon in semi-pioneer style. In
stead Of the old covered wagon Of
pioneer days they have built . COM
Portable house on two old automo-
bile chassis and will make the trip
on pneumatic tires. But instead Of
gasoline they will use horses to
pull the covered wagon"
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THIEVES GET AWAY WITH CAR

Valley City-A car owned by NJ.
Ponder of Cuba, parked in front of
the Times-Record office here, was
stolen while the owner was attending
moving picture show. A load of
10000 cigarets was taken from the
Gamblc-KObInS0n warehouse the
same evening. No trace of the
thieves has been found.
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- Es AH8AANG
political Advt.)

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For Commissioner, District Four
l hereby announce myself a can
didate for county commissioner,
District 4, Burleigh County, at the
primary election June 80, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited
(Signed) y Axel Solder.
political ADJ
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was won by ELY Campbell of Camp
bell district school. Second place
went to Marie Saint Of the McHenry
MEETING
IN LAMOlIRE

LaMoure-Thc fourteenth annual
convention of the sixth district of
the North Dakota Federation Of Wom-
ems clubs opened here Friday with
program of public welfare work
as its theme. Election Of officers
will be the principal business to
come before the convention.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself ~ . can
didatc for the office Of Sheriff If
Burleigh county, North Dakota.
Your support will be appreciated.
Respectfully.
GRANT. PALMS.
(POlicical Adv.)
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SLOPE ATHLETIC CONTEST

Dickinson--Morc than GU schools
have been invited to take part in the
fifth annual Missouri slope track
and field melting to be held here May
Is with President S. T. May and
Coach c.. o. Braden Of the Dickinson
State Normal school in charge Of
arrangements. The annual declama-
tory contest for Slope schools will
be held in connection with the track
meet, 49,
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The Referee

How many clubs IRE in the Michi.
gan-Ontario League this season -.
X. w.
Four-Flint. Bay City. Saginaw
and Port lluron.
How old is Fidcl La Barba, fly-
weight champion I'D. S. A..
La Barba Is 20.
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I hereby announce that I seek the
nomination for the office of Sheriff
Of Burleigh County. North Dakota.
II elected, l pledge myself to q good
and fair business administration of
the duties and business affairs Of the
Shcriff's office.
J. E. TIERNEY.
political Advt.)
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For Commissioner. District Three
i hereby announce myself q can.
didate for county commissioner,
District 8. Burleigh County, at tho
primary election June 80, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
(Signed) Oscar Backman.
political ADJ
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For Commissioner. District One
! hereby announce myself can.
didate for county commissioner,
District No. J.. Burleigh county, ut
the primary election June 80, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
GEORGE +. WILL.
political Advt.)
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DEDICATION OF NEW
HOSPITAL. WING,

Acknowledgements ceremonies
marked the dedication of the new
wing of St. Joscph's hospital here
Wednesday morning. The Rev. Vim
cent Whcrlc, Bishop Of Bismarck,
presided and delivered the dcdicatory
sermon. Priests from many slope
parishes were present to assist in the
services.
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ceived by the state industrial com.
mission here.


mission here.
According to the figures presented
by X. C. Nelson, auditor for the
state-owned property at Grand Forks.
the March deficit brings the total
loss on the property since it began
operation in 1922 to $968, 634.G6, Of
that amount $143.723.53 was incurred
during the present year, each month
Of 1926 having shown q loss.
Only $l36,839.92 Of the three
months loss is properly chargeable
to the mill, the report indicates, the
remainder, an item Of $6,S83.61 being
chargcablc to the state elevator opcr-
atcd in conjunction with the milling
enterprise.
Essential statistics on the mills
operation during 1926 are Contained
in the following statement prepared
by the state industrial commission
with Nelson's report as basis:
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ORGANIZE LEGION

V1SV1XZVINE AEVEON
AUXILIARY UNIT
Dickinson-Twenty-six women are
charter members Of the new unit Of
the American Legion Auxiliary or
ganized here last Wednesday. Mrs.
S. B. 1Nickcrson of Mandan. national
committcewoman. was assisted by q
delegation of IL Mott women in in
stalling the new unit.
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RttN OVER M TEAM m u0nsrs
no OPEN HARDWARE STORE

Sanish-A. Q. Johnson and Il. X.
johnson. brothers. have asked for
bids on contract for the erection
Of brick and tile building. Is BY Is
feet. here. which, when completed,
will be stocked with a complete line
of hardware and furniture.
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Fer Commissioner, District Three.
hereby announce myself = candidate
for county commissioner, District No.
3. Burleigh county, ut the primary
election June 80. 1926. YOUR vote and
support solicited.
WILLIAM FRlCkE.
political Adv
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Lincoln II; Wichita i3.
Omaha s; Tulsa 3.
Denver 2; Oklahoma City S.
(0thcfs postponed. rain).
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STATE MILLS
Loss IN MARCH
WAS $5S,232.O6
Deficit Since MIN Opened Now
Totals $968, 634.66,
Report Shows
fn.v .As~~nS.

(By Associated Press)
J A loss Of $50, 2S2.00 during MU1eh
is indicated in the report of the state
mill and elevator for that period re-
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Games Today
Columbus At Milwaukee,
Toledo at Kansas City.
Louisville at St. Paul.
indianapolis at Minneapolis.
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Political Announcement
! hereby announce myself rs a can.
didatc for the office Of Justice OF
Peace.
w. s. CASSELMAN.
political Advt.)
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OEAEBRAIES WITH BlHTHDAY
Linton-The eighth-fouAth birth
day Of Jack McCrory of the 100 ranch
at Win0na was celebrated last Satur-
day at his home. There were more
than 100 guests in attendance. Mr..
McCrory, in addition to being one Of
the oldest men in the county, is ono
Of the oldest pioneers.
Run OVER ny TEAM OF HORSES
Linton-Vcrlc Mausehund, farm
boy residing near here, was seriously
injured Thursday when he was run
over: by team Of five horses. He
willsrccovcr, physicians believe.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cases To-day
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia At Boston.
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ing. outpointed Petty Mack, Jersey
City (iO).
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN LEAGUE

'Games Today
Chicago 1t st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington 81 al'hiladciphia.
Boston at New York.
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CAKES PR6e0YTERY MEETS

LaMoure-LaMourc will be hostess
to. the twentieth annual meeting of
the Cakes district Prcsbytcry of the
Presbyterian church on Monday and
Tuesday, April 26 and q.
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WINS COUNTY SPELLING MATCH
.Carrington-A countrywide SPELL
ing match. conducted in the schools,
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Hill, Reynolds, Weaver, Thompson
and Florence. Middleton aud Kruger.
Others postponed, rain.
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Yesterdays Games

NATIONAL LEAGUE
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rumors are leaking down the North
crn Pacific line to Grand Forks.
that Pcmbina. led by Johnson. state
record holder in the javelin, is after
the champions hip this year.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-15
z E + + i. I. + + J. + + + + + i
: SOCIAL EVENTS
: OF The Week /.
CHANGE CLUB NAME;
PARTY CELEBRATES
= + = + + + + + ! + + + + =

The home of Mrs. P. d. Hesser on
Kinsley avenue was the scene OF
a very attractive party last Thurs
day evening, when Miss Irene
Kauer entertained with two tables
of bridge The Halloween motif
dominated the scheme of decora-
ton, with profusiOn of black
cats, witches and other symbols OF
the October holiday, and with the
color scheme of black and orange
cleverly carried out in tallies. lin
en- and refreshments. The former
Ace-Hi club was reorganized and
the name changed to the c. G. c.
club Opal Hesser was unanimous
1y chosen president. The members
are to be Gladys Blackburn, Dorothy
Doughman, Rene Hart, Opal Hesser,
Irene Kauer, Agnes Kelly, Margaret
Laws, Ruth Matthie and Clara Van
Alta Miss Billie Williams substi-
tuted for Mrs. Matthie at Thurs
days party. First prize was given
to Agnes Kelly, who held high
score, Rene Hart was presented
with second prize, and Dorothy
Doughman took the consolation
prize.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-15
WINSLOW LAWYER
IS ADMITTED TO
SUPREME COURT

On his return Sunday from a ten
day trip to eastern points, includ-
ing Philadelphia, where he attend
ed the convention of district dep
uties for the Elks, R. c. Kaufman
reported that while in Washington
he met Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Sweeney.
of WinslOw, who are also enjoying
vacation trip in the east
Mr.. Kaufman said that Mr..
Sweeney informed him that the lat
ter had Just passed the formal ex-
animation of the United States Su-
preme Court, and had been admit
ted to practice before that highest
tribunal Of this country. Mr..
Sweeney stated that he had a per-
sOnal conversation with Judge Taft,
chief justice of the supreme bench,
and the only living ex-president of
the United States.
The local man was the most
western resident of any of the
class that took the examination
this fall, the nearest to him in
point of western location being
from Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney will be
away about three weeks.