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ron. SALE
Z. =. YOUNG

+ FOR SALE
I ROOM modern house, as foot 'front.'
aCs, for $3.50. with $3.50 cash, and
balance about Ike rent.
8 ROOM modern house, 3 bed rooms,
we'll located, near schools. for
e2,1OO. CASh.
5 ROOM modern house. 2 bed rooms,
full basement, fine lot, garage for
$4,000.
8 ROOM house, almost modern, about
new, good location, east front, for
3 ROOM modern bungalow, 2 bed
rooms, hardwood floors. water,
sexer lights. heat, bath, gafuke,
fine 80 lot, for $4,000.
> ROOM partly modern house, 2 bed
rooms. close in, 50 foot lot, south
front, Offered at bargain in order
to close an estate.
ROOM house. modern except heat,
close in, for $2.650. About $3.50
cash and balance like rent.
5 ROOM partly modern house. g bed
rooms, close in, fine 60 lot for
q, 500. on terms of $500 Ii, and
balance like rent.
. ROOM modern house on Sixth
etree&, 4 bed rooms, east front, not
Neker heat, for $3.50. On terms.
GENERAL STORE outside of Bis
mAtck. in Burleigh. county. for trade
for Durleigh county unefrcumbered
acre property.
GEO. NJ. REClSTI1
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so. ST. PAUL. LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Aug. 18--(U. s. ID.
Of A.)--Cattle 2.1OO; fed offerings in
light supply; fully steady: several
loads mixed ycarlin9s early 9.75 and
1000: grassy steers slow. weak at
O:OOM7.O0 mostly: other killing
classes about steady: bulk cows and
heifers 4.5O@8.5O: all cutters $3.50
400; bulls weak TO Is lower: bulk
medium grades 5.O065.4O; good heav-
les 5.5O@6.75; weiehty stockers and
feeders slow at weeks prices Is or
more decline desirable light weights
steady: bulk of offerings 10000 80.
Calves 1900; veal calves so or more
higher; good lights l1.5O@l2.OO;
bulk ut latter price.
Hogs 1000; opening steady with
Tuesdays best time; best 1870 to $50
pound averages 1910; better 200 to
25O pound butchers salable from
12.5O@13.0O; few sales packing sows
1O.OQ@iO.2s; pigs mainly 1915; aver
age cost Tuesday 1886; weight 277.
Sheep 1000: about steady; bulk fat
native lambs l.5Ot013.5O; fat ewes to
packers 4.00@G.OO: mostly fleshy
ewes going to breeders at 6.5OM6 90
for. full mouthed. and upwards to
Hoo on yearlings.
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r0RaA{.A st

ron SAtG
GROOM bungalow, strictly modern,
spick and span eonditieN. fips place,
baseMent garage. east 4t0Ot, River
view. built by owner for home,
| 46.700.O0.
5-ROOM strictly modern bungalow,
east front, basement garage. one
: year old. splendid condition. we'll
|, huilt, $5,50OO0s
l5- ROOM cottass, Il itA sst1st. eas,
'front.' a. r rarity modern. walled cellar,
GROOM medSsa hsaae, sstaes. al.
. front, near park, bargain at
GROOM. msdtrn iouae, soutA, Front,
nice trees, close to park, s4,600.0.
GROOM modern houss, east front,
splendid lasah and shrubbefy. doub-
g garage. small fruits, cheap NJ
l0-R0OM house, east front, large
lot, splendid condition, exceptional-
" we'll built, beautiful treas, lawn,
garage {sr three cara, splendid
location fUr roomers. Al. condi-
tion. hot water heat, $s,600.00.
BUILDING LOTS-in practically
every part Of the city at all sorts
Of prices and tsrrns.
INSURANCE Fire, tornado. auto.
mobile. In reliable companies with
prompt service. assured.
NY GuARANTEE-Nsver to- make q
sale Of any property which ID not
worth the priaa. Over $500. sales
with not one complaint assures
this to every buyer.
WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL
ESTATE-Think Of
!. RE. YOUNG
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FOR SALE

FUN SALE
SIX ROOM Bungalow and bath, 8 bed
Il rooms, screened and glaxed porch,
built-in features, full basement
Il partitioned and plastered, practic.
ally esw. Lawn and trees. Price
FIVE ROOM Bungalow and bath,
$ modern and in excellent condition,
Only two years old. Price $4,000.
SEVEN ROOM modern house, stucco,
good condiAion and we'll locaxed,
81 porch, full lot. Price $4,000. Small
! cash payment down, balance on
\ very easy payments.
FIVE ROOM modern bunga3Aw. good
style and well located. Price $4,000.
Terms.
SIX ROOM modern house, porch. full
basement, dou3le garage, fine lawn,
trees. shrubbery, and fruit trees.
4 Fine location. Price $500. Terms.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, full
basement witch garage. extra bed
Price $A,06O. Very easy terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, partly mod
ern, garage, lawn, trees, full lot and
: property in excellent condition.
Price $1,000.
YOU WILL want 10 get settled IN
your OWN home sometime and now
is the Opportune time to buy or
build. You will appreciate the in
dependency an owning your own
BUILDING LOTS in al pNeta of-to~a.
!. We write all kinds Of insurance in
good reliable companies.
pAOne l30
INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY
COMPANY. Inc.
. Office with First Guaranty Bank.
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ROOMS FOE RUsT
FOR RENT-Two rooms for ligSl
housekeeping, with private bath
Also breakfast set for sale. Call
3O7 So. Seventh. Phone 456-M. *.
FOR RENT--Well furnished room II
modern home. Close in, Suitable
for one or two. Gail ct $40 First
street or phone 1867.
FOR RENT-Wsn furnished room,
With kitchenette and, closet. Ice fur
.lehed. all Fifth St. Phone 27S.
.UR RENT - Four rooms over
Knowles Jewelry store. Apply to
F. A. Knowles.
NEWLY decorated pleasant light
housekeeping room. College bldg
Telephone 1873.
FOR RENT-Thrce furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping. 1916 Bdwy
FOX kENT-Sleeping rooms for
rent at 422 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. Call
after 6 p. m. Call 952W.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Aug. 1S-(AP)-Butter
lower: receipts 1926 tubs: creamery
extras 4OA; standards 4OA; extra
firsts 39@z: firsts 36h@37hs: sec.
Onsts 33M35.
Eggs higher; receipts lO.238 .Ases:
firsts 28@29; ordinary firsts 25,. a
20h.
Cheese unchanged.
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NOTICE 70 CVtNusyORs

IN THE MATTEJI OF TftEs ESTATE
81 OF JOHN KAHPEN. DECEASED
e nH.ns e . ssshy s :; Fl s s9s
john karneH. late Of the village OF
tAahteqy In: the. Comnty Of .Osceola
An4s.State OF Iowa. deceased, to the
creditors Of, and all persons having
sia3rs a1rinst said deceased. to ex-
.<.rx. within. six months after the
fsret publicatfons OF this notice. ia
said Executor al the office of Scott
Camernu: In the City Of Bisynarck,
tn hurleteh, County: North akOta.
or hsrisiEs, aSuSsy. al. S,s office IN
the Court House Ii the city Of Bis
marck. nurieigii County. North Da-
3 YSu. a<s hereby fursher Notified
County Court within and for the
Csstt, of. RMrlstg1, and, State OF
day; :of Msrch. a. D: 1877. st the hour
af ten, O'Clock IL the forenoon OF
- e sd4xy q; the, Csurt Ro%: in the
~ said cnWnty and: Htate, az the
ttlitN and place FIR. hAArjno. and ad-
aNhtinr al .clsi.ns. aRalpst the es-
tate Of the said John Kafpen. de-
1eeessat which, teye hAeM dhlv and
, ses1.$SEly presented - heretnbefore
You are further nottfieAt that the
undersigned has. appointed, Scott
sots.. a. resident Agent az such
!! n.ssSs tn.a ,A1A. DIR -, August.
JOHN r.. KARPEN.
MOTT rsAMERON.
Attorney for Executor.
8ls1na rex, North Dakota.
= Fit1t pMblicHtlon on the iltn dry
pf August lAAA
/ u 0S.1 l& 14SA6
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CHICAGO. POIylTRy

Chicago. Ang. l8-(APrPoulur
nliye firm, receipts 8 cars: fowls "a
@25: broilers 2l@29: springs 23G
20; turkeys 34s ROSTERS Is; ducks
~ geese 5000.
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.POTATOEs

POTATOES
Chicago. Aug. l8-(AP)-POtat toes
receipts AZ cars; on track 176; total
u. 5. shipments 432 ears: trading
g0ed; market strnngt Kansas and
Missouri sacked Irish robblers 2.256
2.40; Minnesota sacked Early Ohios
MOP Or
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DEPENDABLE USED CARS

NOW Is THE Bargain Season in
Used Cars. Hunters are getting
the stiffness out IF their trigger
fingers. as well as making trans
portation arrangements. We have
'he.se good values: Ford Coupe. ~
Dodge Sedan; Ford Touring; Buick
Touring; Ford Truck; Dodge
Screened Commercial; Light Ford
Delivery; Cadillac Touring. Easy
Time Payments.
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LOST-A 3lxA.40 Y. 8. Royal Cord
spare tire with rim, betwsen Ster.
ling and Bismarck. Finder notify
A. J. Sailor. Beula4. N. d. Reward
LOST-Long white silk belt with
cerise and yellow flowers. between
~ Rosser and Finney's. Please call
SOB L. r. or return TO Tribune
office.
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mooC0EkAlDoUDt
FOR SALE-One hot air heating
plant located in the Kirk 4 Nicola
Bldg, at the corner Of Broadway
and Third St. Hismarck, N. D. This
heating plant has only been used
q short time and will be sold By
the undersigned to the highest
OMARR . COX
Little Bldg,
1AMONDS-Various grades and col.
ors. Bargains 1T e96, 476, 800, and
up. See me before buying. James
w. Marek, Wilton Cafe, Wiltoe.
N. OAK.
FOR SALE-76 head 81 Horo1or1
Yearling stsefs and two year ole
steers. High grade cattle. J. 3.
Chesak. l2h miles Southeast e.
Bismarck.
VALUABLE FOLDER on al classes
Of lake shore property in Mime
sofa. r. Raymond, l54l Ashland,
Ave-. st. Paul, Man.
WANTED To buy Standnrd coal
range with water front. Alse Gas
range. Call after 8 p. m. FA0ne
lO54.J.
FOR SALE--A child's ivory en-.
First class condition. Mes. J.
Henry King. Phone 6S2 or 1914.
FOR SAl.E-Onc gas range, gas
heater and laundry stove. $500
for quick sale. Phone 4O2-W.
1URN1ruRs ron sALD
FOR SALE-Chest Of drawers, sani
tary cot, ivory wicker furniture in
Guiding desk with chair, straiRh
chair, rocker and table box. Trib
/; une No. 1O2.
FOR SALE-Three sanitary cots. One
oak davenport, leather eovsen
Il Good pads with each. Phone 273.
All Fitch stroet.
FOR SALE ~ Household furniture.
Leaving town. 320 Eleventh street
north.
Z GIVE TILL TT HURTS
Observation-Disclosures the saying,
ut is better to give than to receive"
Pupil-My father says that 10 his
maxim.
/ "What is. your father!"
"A pugilist. -Fhegende Blaetter.
Munich.
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FARM LAleD0,
FOR SALE OR TRADE S2O-acre Me-
: Kenais Co. farm, mile from
state highway. or, will trade for
house and lot IN town. Write
Tribune No. 06.
FARM FOR SAIsE-Located near
Bismarck. Well improved. Good
I water. In good state Of cultivation.
Will sell cheap. Write Tribune
M. %.
FOR SALE-C00d cattle or sheep
ranch and four hundred tons of
hay. II interested, write +. B.
Heath, Napoleon, N. Oak.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

MINNEAPOLIS FJaOVR
Minneapolis. Aug. 18--(AP)-Floul
unchanged to 10 cents lower. In car
lord lots. family patents quoted al
$50 to S.25 barrel in 9s-pound rot
ton sacks; shipments 39.S96 barrels.
Bran 900.
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VALUES
TEND! | UPWARD
49, NV Isl3 /
Low Kstimate Of Rumanian
Crop Helps Active Buy.
ing in Market


Chicago. Aug. ls-(Ap)-Activc
buying. which included some for cx-
port account, gave a general upward
trend to wheat values today, with q
reduction Of 10000. 900 bushels in the
official estimate of the wheat crop I'm
kumania. The. cash wheat trading
basis both rere and in the. 80 uth We Il
was distinctly firm. Showers in
spring wheat territory were again re-
ported. with threshing further de-
laycd.
Wheat closed firm Il TO lM cents
net higher. corn ak 10 Z cent up
oats ut " cent to y cent advance
and provisions showing rise Of . Ia
10 cents.
Corn was weak carly. hut buying
caused q rally Of more than one cent
from the early low. There was no
maternal pressure ON the. market to-
ward the last. Oats followed corn.
Provisions were somewhat firmer
sympathizing with hogs and grain.
MARKET RATHER SLOW
Minneapolis. Aug. l8--(AP)-Rain
delaying the harvest in the north.
west. firmer cash premiums. and
oversOld technical condition COM
'bined to cause . marked rally in
wheat futures today. The market
finished u TO ga cents higher for
the, day. September leading.
Cats turned firm on light receipts
and reports Of rain DAMAGE in shock.
Prices gained ss cent. Rye futures
dipped slightly with wheat, and rallied
and IA cents over yesterday =
close. Barley futures were slow and
daggy. rejecting, = sluggish cash
market. Flax futures were higher
with pit offerings scanty.
Cash wheat trading basis in gen.
era1 avs one to two cents better than
Monday. Spring showing l2la per
cent proteins when test weight was
good. showed greatest strength. VIM
ter wheat was firm for choice dark
hard. Durum under tone was easier.
Corn offerings were moderate and
demand was fair to good.
Oats were firm to Z cent better on
wet weather.
Rye avs in firm and fair to good
demand.
BARLEY was quiet and steady.
Flaxseed was in good demand.
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WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE WANTED - Responsible
party desires furnished ' house.
1re! lave ut least two bed rooms.
Would consider sub-leasing for
several months. Phone 22O-W, he
tween 8:34 and 5:0Ors
ROOM WANTED Young man Of
good, position will pay $1,000 .
month for. clean, comfortable room,
centrally located. Write Tribune
No. 10i.
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rARCn nu,rrrp,

tsa cAuS0Os 0u 6Ws
Fargo. N. D.. Aug. l8-(AP)-B But
ter fat. churning cream. SO; packing
stock rs. ~
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WOlINea AND pLATA
FOR RRNT-Modern flats, : room
/. and . room, unfurnished, with
heat and water. For sale: Z room
house on 80 foot lot. Also 100 by
400 foot lot opposite Roosevelt
School. Phone 800. Cora, 3. Nc
Lean. after p. m. ~
FOR SALE ia order to close o.
estate, are offering 5-room part.
y modern house. with fine TO
foot lot, close in, water, sewer
lights, inside toilet and gas FOL
$1,000 cash. Geo. NJ. Register
FOR SAIAE-Direct from owner.
room bungalow and garage. NJ
eoshmisajNns. Small down payment
Price asl1 terms reasonable. Phone
02l.
CITY-HEATED modern flat. reason.
able rent: College building. Tess-
phone l8s.
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Furnished modern city
heated apartment. 3 and 3 room
apt each with private bath. For
sale-An oak Macy, 4 section
bookcase just like new, very req
sonabie. Phone COS after s p. m.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartments.
The LAurain. Apartments. Phone
sos. B. 2. Flanaean. Prop.
OyglcD nooae ron RENT
ron RENT-Dental oflice rooms,
formerly oecupied - d. Kershsw.
suitable. foe. any kid Of, O. office.
lnq1irs City National Bank, Dis-
1a2ek.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OK SAl.E-Uns 1925 Dodge Tewf-
ing, balloon tires and disc wneeis;
one ford Coupe: ona Ford Road
ster, and one Ford Bug. All cars
lpr,ced very low to sell quick. Lock-
wood Accessory Co. Phone lo1.
AOO Main St.
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FOR SALE-A brand new Ford truck
with 'cago shift. Will sell 1t big
reduction il taken ct, once. A. 4.
Cock. Tnttle: n. D. y M
tOR SAi.E;-Two FORD Sedans in rum
ming order. Dakota Auto Sales Co.,
Inc.
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PEHF1eCTf.Y'

"You call these safety mltchcs!.
shOubed the customer to the store.
Keeper. "Why. nome ~ them will
D9 isuat elnF - - ~ -
you f-viklugen, Oslo.
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Phone 6o0
NJ. b. GILMAN CO.

FOR SALE-l925 Ford coupe, balloon
equipped. 3 months old. License
And bumpers. Excellent condition.
A real bargain and easy terms.
1914 Front street. Tel. lO72-M.
FOR SAIE-l925 Ford touring eat
in excellent condition. Selling be-
cause of leavign town. Rareain
Cali SOC ~. Ninth, street, @after>1
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WORK WANTED.
WANTED-To do washing or house
work. Call. 667.M, 2ll Sixteenth
street. Mrs. Rennich.
cleaning. 'Hkone 81 Fred Nelson
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statesmen WANTED

Statesmen WANTED
COLLECTION AGENCY wants. travel.
ing Salesman Auditor. Solicit con.
,rac,s. AnpOint sub-agents. 500
weekly. Give references. Inferno,
tional. 5ly Mills Bldg, San Fran-
cisco.
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FOR SALE ~ Household furniture.
Leaving town. 320 Eleventh street
north.
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nUspgnss CHANCE.

FOR SALE-Fountain and back bar
fountain 10 tt. Eight pumps, six
crushed fruit containers. Two ice
cream places all marble and Ger
man silver. Back bar 10 IT. all
equipped TO the latest conveniences,
mirror 7x9 #. Fine "a put in con.
! nection with your grocery, hotel OF
pool hall. Write Tribune No. 100
FOR SALE-Prospering grocery stors
and meat market. Splendid location
sin town Of 10000 population. Write
Tribune No. 81.
SAvE--$6O on. your tuition. Write
70: free, helpful book. American
Business College. Fargo. N. D.
FOR SALE
} One large fire proc. safe.
One upright filing cabinet. four
files.
One medium sized RON top desk. 4
One Underwood typewriter, in good
condition.
Terms will b given.
A. w. LUCAS CO.
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snMAt.r- HEJ.p WANTED

PLEASANT PROFITS demonstrating
Maid O. the Mist lingerie. We have
n opening in BismArck, or vicinity
Tor an ambitious woman to act %
az exclusive representative. Car
,ota s35 90 rer week and up. The
Sutherland Company, $50 Sexton
Building. Minneapolis, Mimi.
WANTED At ONCE - Waitress aad
dish -washer. Good wages. Motel
Washhurn. Washburn. N. D.
"a.,A A4D-utri for general he1ee
Work. Modern home. Ono child.
W~'%n T~ih"ne No. 90.
WANTED-Compete maid for Gea,
eral housework. Apply " II Ave
b West.
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FOR SALE-Three sanitary cots. One
oak davenport, leather coveeoa
3 Good pads with each. Phone 273.
All Fifth street.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1926
Tribune Classified Advertisements
.z-ss PHONE 2- esss
nALn Iur WANTED

HAL0 1HLI WANTUO
GOVERNMENT PATROL INSFNcD,
TOR Guards needed. frequently
for Canadian and other borders.
$1,680 yearly. Particulars free,
Write. O1ment, 33-P., Sc. Louis
Mo. Immediately.
WANTED-Men and women. 70 learn
ooeese trade. Great demaa6, ID
wages. Few weeks completes. Gaia.
log and special offer FREE. ApleI
barber College. EareA n. OAK:
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plSlgARCK GRAM

cent per pound discount under s.
B. Ear corn. 70 lbs. s cents under
Evening star., 1926-12-13
ROSENBLOOM TAKES
ON KAPLAN TONIGHT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Rapid
changes in Madison Square Garden
scenery, where the pine saucer Of the
bike racers Saturday night gave way
to a hockey rink for n National
League game last night, today found
a boxing ring set up in readiness Tor
resumption of the indoor tlstic cam
paign.
The first of two cards this week
will be staged tonight, with three 10
round bouts vying for feature places
on the bill Maxey Rosenbloom and
K. O. Phil Kaplan, two rugged and
stiff.punching middleweight contend
ers of New York, settle their question
of local supremacy in the final con
test.
Eddie Anderson, Wyoming cowboy.
who Is riding roughly through the
leading bantams. meets Babe Herman
of New York, md Farmer Joe Cooper,
slugging Western welterweight,
tackles Alf Mancini of England.
A bantanweight tournament of four
10-round bouts, designed to clear the
rnuddled challenger situation in that
division, will be held at the Garden
Friday night. Bushy Graham of
Utica. N. Y, Is paired with Tony Can
zoneri, fiashy New York youngster.
The remainder of the card brings to.
gether Carl Tremalne of Cleveland
and Andy Martin of Boston, Pete Sar.
miento of the Philippines and Domi.
nick Petrone of New York, Vic Bur
rome and Johnny Green, both of New
York.
Evening star., 1926-12-13
MY 25 Years ON the CridirOn
BY WILLIAM A. ROPER,
HEAD COACH PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
XVI-Breaking the Harvard.Princeton Tie.

off, being desperate. On the very first
play Lourie called the same formation
as on the opening play with Snively
In the pasSer's position. Harvard,
with that long pass of Snively's in
mind, figured on another such play.
The backfield dropped back and one
end shifted so that he was five yards
behind the line. On our side Lourie,
Stinson and Gilroy shifted TO the right
with Stinson on the end. Harvard
men cried to watch Lourie, our fastest
man.
The stage was set and Harvard
thought she was set to stop us. a
perfect pass was made TO Snively
by Wittmer. our center, and down
the field like q streak Of lightning
went Lourie and Stinson, followed by
most of the Harvard back6eld. Snive-
ly stood ready to make q pass. Gil
roy, the third man, deployed on the
right, stood still and did not start
with his teammates. He was not no
ticed for an instant, as he had not
carried the ball all the afternoon,
being great defensive player and
good at interference.
Gilroy Catches the Pass.
Snively made feint to throw to
A~OAAAC' "AiO was ) uOWn J1lS
field. The Harvard end was cover
ing Don. Instantly Snively threw to
Gilroy. The fact that the Harved
end was covering Lourie gave Gill
roy q chance to get started. Har-
ward instantly saw her mistake of
following the wrong man. The backs
were to the left of Gilroy as he ran
down the sideline, but one or two
would certainly have got him but
for the fact that Keck left his tackle
position, crossed over and took out
two Harvard men, one after the
other.
Gilroy never ran faster, but it seemed
an eternity before he reached the
Harvard goal line and threw himself
over it as a Harvard man tackled
him. 1t was a wonderful play, per
fectly executed at the right time anu
made possible by that long 5O-yard
pass to Stinson at the start OF the
game. 1t was about the greatest
play 1 ever saw, as a matter of fac1
and won the game for us.
(Copyright 1926l
Evening star., 1926-12-13
BY JOHN R. FOSTER.

NEW YORK, December 13.-Base
ball will continue its ''grand tour"
until the expiration of this week
Some of the minor league owners
left the Asheyille, n. c., meeting for
Chicago. Some of them came to New
York.
Those who went to Chicago have
deals that are cooking with members
OF the American League, which meets
there. The National League will meet
in New York on Tuesday and will ad.
Journ about noon Wednesday, so that
the owners may take the fast trains to
Chicago for the joint session with
the commissioner of base ball which
begins Thursday noon.
The joint session is not expected
to last beyond one day. There is no
one who has disclosed any intention
OF throwing red fire into the meeting
room. Stories emanating from the
base ball rumor pot say that the
National League men are not Of one
mind SO much as they were, but there
is little possibility that any alliance
will be effected with the seven Ameri.
can League owners who are peeved
because the National played politics. -
Some think that if a National
League member did bolt the caucus
and refuse to abide by It's ''all for
Landis' resolution Of q year ago, the
resolution might still bind the league.
Others say that no resolution would