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MURRAY AT OAKLANDOk
Candidate for Prosecutor Discusses
Highway Indictments.

MANY citizens are wondering
why cases of indicted State high
way commission members are not
brought to trial" Raymond F..
Murray, Democratic candidate for
nomination for prosecuting attorney
said in an address at Oaklandon,
Tuesday night.
eff the State has sufficient evil
dence to obtain a conviction. why
the delay? If the State hasn't suffi-
cient evidence would it not be
proper to discharge them?" he said.
Murray declared opposition to
criminal prosecutions instituted for
political effect and said indictments
should not be used as whips by pc.
litical bosses.
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ENGLISH GIRL DEFAULTS
Helen Wills Winner Again When
Miss Ridley Withdraws.

Bg United Press
CANNES, France, March "a
Helen Wills became the winner of
the Cannes tennis tournament today
when Miss Joan Ridley, English
player, defaulted in the final singles
round.
The match was postponed Tues
day because Of rain, and was to
have been played today, but Miss
Ridley Unexpectedly scratched.
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The Big Train

BIZ YEA Gcrrice
TAMPA, Fla, March 24.-
''How many games are you 60
ing to win this year," was the
question put to Walter Johnson
the other day. Before he had a
chance to reply, Manager Har-
ris said:
"Why, the youngster will
win IS, sure"
Whatever the manager says
goes" replied Walter. II must
shoot for 10 or more"
That's asking a lot OF ball
games from a fellow who has
been pitching twenty years.
but Johnson is the guy who
will deliver, if any one can.
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GIRL WITNESS FLEES

BIZ United Press
ALBION, Ind, March 24.-Police
and county officials today broadcast
an appeal for aid in the search for
Vera Moon, 1S-year-old Kentucky
lass, who escaped from the county
Jail here.
In a note to the sheriff, the girl
who was held as n material witness
in the case against Pearl Hansen,
charged with Illegal operation Of a
dance hall, thanked the officer for
his kindness to her.
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ALL-STAR NEGRO SHOW
Indiana Ave. Boxing Bouts to BE
Held on. April 2.

An all-star Negro boxing show will
be held at the Indiana Theater, Alp
Indiana Ave-, April 2. Battling ia.
cobs and One Round Bess will meet
in the main bout. The winner will
be matched with Bud Anderson of
Chicago.
Other bouts are Kid Galloway VS..
Battling Johnnie, Roy Charleston VS..
Kid Texas, Kid Evans VS.. Kid Wash
ipgton.
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COMPLETES LONG SWIM
Helen Wainwright Battles Choppy
Seas in 11-Mile Effort.
Blu Times Special

BU 1tMcS SDecldI
TAMPA, Fla. March 24.-Bat-
Ting against heavy odds, Helen
Wainwright, former Olympic swim
ming champion, completed a 11-mile
swim around Davis Islands in Tampa
Bay here late Tuesday by sprinting
the last fifty yards.
Although chilled from four hours
and fifty minutes in the water, and
under an almost constant down
pour of rain, Miss Wainwright was
far from exhausted when she crossed
the mark from which she started.
She fought choppy seas throughout
the trip and a strong tide during
much of the trip.
She announced that she would at
tempt to swim the English Chan
mel next August.
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DIDN'T LAST LONG

BIZ United Press
PARIS, March 24.-Paolina, Span
ish heavyweight, knocked out Harry
Drake Of England in one minute and
% seconds of the first round. The
spectators showered the ring with
missiles.
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Spring Is Here

BIZ Times Special
ARCADIA, Ind, March 24.-Local
sportmen say fish are biting fine. j.
II. Leslie was exhibiting today the
heads Of two bass weighing three
pounds each, which he caught in a
gravel pit pool north Of town. Harry
Myers also caught two-pound bass
and a nice string of croppies.
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MAN HELD FOR ATTACK
Said to Have Attempted to Rob
Barber Shop Proprietor.

Joe Brooks, 90, of 3O3 w. Ohio St.,
was arrested today and held at city
prison in default Of $4,000 on a
vagrancy charge.
Detectives say he3will be charged
with assault andrbaftery with intent
to rob. A few days ago Earl Hines,
30, of 1852 N. Alabama ST., was
slated on a similar charge. Detec-
tives say the two are the men who
entered the barber shop Of Marshall
Yeaw, 81, Of 100 w. Sixteenth ST.,
several months ago and attacked
and attempted to rob Yeaw.
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A. B. C. SINGLES LEADER
Eddie VOtel, BraddOck pa Shoots
Big Total of 731.

BV Times Special
TOLEDO, March 24.-Eddie Votel
Of Braddock, Pa, is the new singles
leader in the A. B. c. bowling tour
ney. His score Of 731 on Tuesday
put him at the top. 1t is the sec
ond highest count ever made in the
A. B. c. meet.
Ernst and Egan of Buffalo, N Y,
came within one pin Of first place in
the doubles with a count Of 1891.
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TO HAVE TONSILS OUT

BIZ United Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
24.-Roy Chesterfield, promising
rookie pitcher, has been sent to
New York to have his tonsils re.
moved and will be picked up by the
Yankees when they open the sea-
son at home.
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WANT INFIELDER

BIZ Lnited Press
CLEARWATER, Fla, March "a.
Failing in negotiating for the pur-
chase of Joe Boley, Baltimore short
stop, officials of the Brooklyn club
are trying to get a second baseman
or shortstop from the American AS
ISOLATION.
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-. :, RACE LIKENED
Lenten Speaker Declares Patience
Needed TO Get Crown.

Let Us Run With Patience the
Race That is Set Before U.s." was
the text of the Rev. Wyatt Brown,
rector of st. Michael and All the
Angels Episcopal Church, Baltimore,
in his second Lenten sermon at
Chris:'s Church "Wednesday noon. He
likened the Christian life to an
Olympic race.
THE Olympic runner runs with
patience, that is, with endurance
and determination to win. We
Christians must have the willingness
to give and give, and do and do,
until We are tired, because it is right.
in order that we may also win the
crown of life that fadeth not away"
he said.
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STRIBLING READY

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 24.-Young
Stribling, Georgia heavyweight, who
is to meet Jimmy Slattery of Buff
falo, in ten-round bout in the
Garden, Thursday night, finished
his training here today.
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TYSON IN CENTER

By United Press
SARASOTA, Fla, March 24.-Al
Tyson, center fielder, secured from
the American Association, has made
good and will be used as regular
this season, according to John Nc
Graw, manager Of the Giants.
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CUBS FINALLY HIT

BIZ United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, March "a
Chicago's Cubs developed some hit
ting strength for the first time this
season and got fifteen safeties and
defeated the Coast League Missions
s to 4.
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COURSE OPEN April.
Riverside Available for Golfers Week
From Saturday,

Riverside Club golfers can dust
off the caddy bag, shine up the irons
and get ready for the season.
Chick Nelson, professional, an
nounced today that the course would
be ready for play April 8, and while
that will not be the formal opening,
and all the greens will not be ready,
the general course will be available
on that date.
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Amateur Sports

baseball meeting on Thursday night at
1914 Draper St. ,spenny. Kshl. Elslager,
ser and Pierson take notice.
The St. Mathews basketball team wants
q game for tonight and on March 81. Call
Drexel O723-W and ask for Fred.
swAYZEE. Ind, March e4.-The Sway.
the year and vii play it's first gaH9e ,a on
zee is champion of Grant County. There
will be meeting of players next SUNDAY
State clubs. Address Chester Floyd. man,
sger Swayzee Independents. Swayzee. lnd.
will practice at Garfield Park Saturday at
p: m: and Sunday at 9 a: m; The fol
sn spe qFnn e %emeT Beck
Kuhn, SNOWFALL. RAFFERTY,. Kirschi Harmell-
IF p For gangs address NJ E. Harmenins
Diskerson's 4. B. c.. will hold a meet nest
are requested to be present For games
Aver TreS or cali cali 1 Randolph fi Y495 ~
The Holy Trinity A. G. has organized a
Games are wanted with College CUBS. Acme le
clubs. Call Belmont 1O47.
mrs. Th S: Masqp cs Es H Big s
P 1SwR aVeT TED pii Arnold. E. Miller. John
Sanders and H Brandt take notice. Games
are desired with fast State teams Write
Harry, Cruse. 1912 Woodlawn Ave. or call
Drexel 6634-W.
The Brookside Reserves will hold a
meeting at 1902 Brookside Parkway to-
night at s. All players and those wishing
.Jesster and Van Arsdale take notice. For
information. call Webster 516S and ask
for At
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WIDOW Is BURIED

NOBLESVILLE. Ind, March "a.
Mrs. Mary Klotz, widow of Henry
Klotz. was buried today at Arcadia.
She was found dead in her home by
neighbors.
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Additional Sports
BRAVES SHOOTING FOR
FIRST DIVISION BERTH
Call Boston Nationals Champs Of Florida League Be-
cause of Spring Vctories-Dark Horse Club
BY Billy Evans

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March 24-The champions Of the
Florida League is rival teams calling the Boston
Braves.
During the spring training the Braves have sound
rounced the opposition the American League clubs in par
ticnlar.
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mnets. Better Homes Show.

maets. Better Homes Show.
Gas L. M.-wJZ 454.3)-N. y. U.
course: banjo; pianist.
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and Geqn lullaby 5m DsGg4 l59 MSEb
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(447.5l-Orchestra songs. WSM
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gram VITO 9)-Vocalists. WV
1852 7l-Orchestra and soloists.
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sic. WSUl S3G)-Collese oil the AIR
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8 p. M.-KYw t535. 4l-Music. 4y99.c;aIb;
KDKA (309.D - Concert. kFAB
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tet. string trio. orchestra. WBz 1888 -
Concert; WCAE t461 3l-ouartef
WDAF 1865 6l-Ararat Shrine Chant
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WENNR ,26S1MorchestFia vocal. W WJ15
t320 0-Children' hour. WJR ON
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WMAo l-Northwestern Uniyerr-
sity lecture. WOO l5os.2 Organ. ad-
dress WOR (405.2l--String quartet.
Elks Band Wos. .9l-.Address.
songs. faculty; WsM o2s2:S l,TI-sonrano'
crsanist. WV 352.O-Dance.
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Concert Music

7:00-PWX, WBZ.
T:30--KOA, WEAF-
S:O0-KDKA, WDAF.
S:30-KFAB, KPRC. WIS.
9:00-WEAF, WGN.
9:30-KTHS. WGR.
10:00-KFI, WGN, WSM.
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Gautreau Helped

"It is really remarkable how some
slight change can bolster up a ball
club" said Bancroft as he continued
to discuss his team. Take, for in
stance, the signing Of Second Base
man Walter Gautreau.
"When Connie Mack turns ball
player loose, the opinion is general
that he isn't quite ready. Needing
assistance at second, L took chance
on the former Holy Cross star.
Little Cat at once became the
spark plug of our team. He's never
going to be a Rogers Hornsby at the
bat but he welded together our in
fed in a most effective manner"
"Who is the best looking young
ster on your ball club?" l asked.
Wertz Promising
Il have several promising recruits
but l lean strongly to the pitcher
warming up over there" He pointed
to a husky athlete by the name of
Wertz, with Worcester last season.
THAT boy is going to be a great
pitcher. AS a matter of fact, he Is
pretty good right now. I look for
him to win lot of ball games"
Later as l watched him toy with
the Washington club for three in
nings / could see the wisdom of
Bancroft's speech.
There is no outstanding star on
the Boston Braves, with the excep-
ton of Manager Bancroft, yet it i'm
pressed me as a well-rounded club.
The Braves look like the dark
horse in the National. The Braves
may emulate the feats Of the 1914
team. However, it would be difficult
to concede the club a chance to beat
Pittsburgh, New York and st. Louis,
and then there is also Cincinnati.
Fourth place would be a source of
great delight to Manager Bancroft.
And it's not beyond the bounds of
reason.
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Silent Today

Central-KFDNf, KIDS. WCBD,
WFAA, VINO, WOAN, WOI.
Eastern-CKAC. WBBR. WIFI,
WHAZ, WIIAR. WGBS, WIP.
WPG. WRC. WREO.
Far West-CFAC, KGO, KPSN.
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tainers. WORD t275)-Program: good
reading.
1880 p. M.-wCCo (41e.D-organ re-
citai
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Card of Thanks

2 Card of Thanks
IN MEMORANDA loving remembrance
of my dear husband and daddy. Thomas
Il. Wallsmith who passed away four years
ago today March -. 1922.
You babe no one a last farewell.
You said goodby To nome
Your loving heart had ceased TO beat
Before | knew that you were gone.
Your loving WIFE and daughter,
PHYLLIS PAULINE.
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The Holy Trinity A. c. has organized
baseball team for. the coming season
Games are wanted with College Cubs. ACME
clubs. Call Belmont 1047.
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Dancing

7:30-WHAS.
SOUVENIR, VICES, WJR.
9:0C-WCAP, WCAE, WILT.
9:30-WAHG, WOO.
10:0G-KYW, WBCN, WGk,
WQJ, WTAM
10:45-WSB.
11:O0-KPRC, KOA, WLIB.
11:45-WDAF.
12:O0-KFI, WENR.
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WI BIN

Merchants Heat and Light Co.
26S Meters
Wednesday, March "A
6:00-Sports and Stock Mar
ket reports, courtesy In
dianapolis News.
6:3O-Children's Hour, cour-
tesy Franklin Life ms.
Co.
7:00-Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra, Anita
Scott, soprano and
Gladys Vale, accomp.
S:15-Fly & Kerr, entertain
ers.
9:00-Wheeler City Mission.
9:3O-Christian Men Builders.
10:30-Gus Edwards Athletic
Club orchestra.
"Harmonica Ramblers."
Joe Meeks, baritone.
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RADIO 7 4SSR
(An Central Standard Time)
Radio PROGRAMS

$50 r. M.--KDKA 1900 / )LDinner con
cert. also XXX. KFAB l340. Sl-Dlll-
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ensemble WCAEe t461 ;3lMDininer con-
VII 900 61-concert orchestra. W tiR
702)-Dinner hour. .WMCA t34Il
ORCHESTRA. VITO (47o9). Dinner
5;45 T, M;-wcAUo t2j5Ss0,0o7Pacr9sdiians:
Sandman.
600 T.. M.-KYw I 535 4l-Dinner music
KMA t252) Music; markets; 40 WBPl
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Dinner concert. WEI .5)-pLGa1nlGf,ee;
lsi5, TT,InspiratiSnal hall hour WyHi99
tai WHIT (400l-String Trio vocal:
pianist WIP (50S.2 l-Uncle Wlp:
piano. WJR l5l7)-Orchestra; solo
WIS (3446)-supperbell program: or
$50 p. M.-wAHG 1880 - Marg1e
Make Believe WBZ 1888 l1Radio
CHAMBER Hb musicale. also WAR. WEEI
(34S. 6)-College talk. WGN 1902 81
CONCERT; old-time songs, WGY t37Si3(
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Sitting on the bench with Manager
Dave Bancroft as his team recently
came from behind with slX-run
rally to beat Washington, I COM
mented on the smooth play Of his
club in these spring games.
Yes, my team does look pretty
good and am much pleased at the
showing we are making, but I would
trade six OF these victories for any
one game during the season." Dave
replied.
Ambitious Club
at have a young club and it is am
bilious. Young players respond
more quickly to spring training. My
pitchers seem a little farther adj
vanced than the opposition. That
explains our spring success.
II am glad to be able to win con-
sistently in these exhibition games,
because it is supplying my club with
a confidence in it's ability that should
help us during the season"
When you talk pennant, Bancroft
interrupts with that's what l am
shooting at. but 1 have no thoughts
for 1926. We are on the way, how
ever"
Since taking charge of the Boston
club the Braves have shown steady
Improvement under his direction.
Last season the club finished at the
Top of the second division and was
playing as good ball as any team in
the league when the curtain was
rung down.
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The Indianapolis Midways will hold a
baseball meeting on Thursday night at
1914 Draper st. Spenny. Kahl. Elslager,
Krans, Jared. Herther. Gray. Monroe. Bar
ger and Pierson take notice.
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opunds weight 13.35Gll3.40; bulk de-
slrablc 100 to 2lO pound weights 1915
@i3lO; light lights very scarce;
most 2AO to 200 pound butchers l.25
@l2lO; packing sows largely $500
1000; few lightwcights to shippers
1O.H@lO.25; little demand for slaugh-
ter pigs; heavyweight hogs IL .oO@
1925; medium 1l.6O@l3.35; lights
l2.6O@13.36; light lights 1850
1895; packing sows 9l5@lO.25;
slaughter pigs l2.5OMl3.26.
Cattle 10000; general steer trade
lO0l5 cents higher: most advance on
yearlings and desirable weighty steers
suitable for shippers; better grades
hcavics steady to strong; other slow;
best yearlings 1896; some held above
1850; few loads good to choice heav-
lies 9.a5@9.6O; all classes she stock
strong to Is cents higher; SCOTS
cents higher for week; bulls steady to
strong, vealers steady to 13OO@14.OO.
Sheep $4,000; fat lambs strong to
- cents higher; no western sold;
early bulk natives 13.75@l4.OO; with
light sort native ewes and wcther
lambs to packers 1926; culls steady
1t lO.OO@10.50 mostly: sheep steady;
bulk fat ewes 6.OO@7.35: few $50;
fcding lambs about steady; carly sales
off quality So pound Montanas 1926;
late Tuesday TOP natives 14.25: top
fat ewes 7.65; bulk 81 to 20 pound
feeding lambs l3.OO@13.85; some cx-
ira heavy and rough kind downward
to 1900.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-04
NOrlts OF MORvG:AGs. FORE
CLOSURE SALE

WHEREAS, Default has been
made In the terms and cpndit ions
Of that certain mortgage herein.
Of the two amortization instaiiments
Of Eighty-one and 25-10o t$sl.25)
Dollars each. due December 18th
l92i, and December 10th, 1925. and
the sum of Twenty six And OO- loo
t$26.OOD Dollars. paid On5 December
10th. ls.3, az Insurance. and I'll,
:3-100 .tse4o..Sl Dollars paid on
years 1929, 1924 and 1925.
NOW. THEREFORE,. NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN. That that certain
mortRags executed and delivered by
The. Federal Land Bank OF Sain,
Paul. a body corporate. OF the City
OF st. Paul. County of Ramsey. State
OF minnesota, mortgagec.. dated
of Deeds Of BurieiEh County. North
Dakota. on January 18th, ls.3. and
recorded IN book 166 OF Mortgages
at Page 81. will be fOreclOscd by q
sale Of the premises In such mort
gage and hereinafter described. al
the front door of the Court House
Burlcigh.. and State OF North Da-
kota. at the hour of . o'clock p. IN
on the 9th day Of August, 1926. 10
satisfy the amount due upon sucl
mortgage on the day OF sale, f0s
said defauited installments. Said
sale Is to be made subject and In.
fcrior to the unpaid principal OF the
aforesaid mortgage to The Federal
Land Ennk OF Saint Paul amounting
10 Twenty four Hundred Nineteen
and 66-iOn t$.il:.66D Dollars. The
premises described In such mOrtg6Et
and which will he sold 10 satisfy the
same are situated in the County
Of EurleiEh. and State OF North Da.
"ota. ana described as follows:
The Southwest Quarter tSW la
Of Section Twelve la), TOWNSHIP
one Hundred Forty-one (Iil) North
Range Sevcnty-siX E6 West, con.
tanning One Hundred Sixty t1GOl
acres. more or less, according to tht
Government survey thereof
There will be due on said mort.
gage at the date OF sale for said
defaultcd installments, insalra nct
and taxes the sum of Four Hundred
Ffty-cight and 9S-1OO ($l5x.98l
Dollars. together with statutory at.
iorney's fees and cost Of fOrcclosur.
as provided by law.
Dated this 10Th day OF June. 1926
The Federal Land Bank
Of Saint Paul.
M0rtIagec
Ralph e. Morton,
Attorney for mOrtgaEee.
Darlington. North Dakota.
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