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BOXING

II is oubtful if the boxing game
ever had as many cheese champions
as at the present time.
The selections recently made by
Tex Richard. greatest Of all fight
promoters. were interesting, mas.
much as two Of, the champions were
placed down in the rating, while an
other was given "a complimentary
first place.
Jack Dempsey. heavyweight cham
pion. was given the complimentary
rating. Many Of the fight experts
believe Dempsey is through with the
ring. Others arc Of the opinion that
II nc does any more fighting. his
synthetic nose will prove his undo
ing.
The two champions, not so regard
cd by Richard, were Rocky Kansas
and Charley "Phil" Rosenberg.
Kansas won the title by victory
over the rather lucky Jimmy Good
rich. while kosepbcrg won from the
punch-drunk Cannonball Martin, who
had previously been dccisiycly beat
en- by Carl Trcmainc Of Cleveland
1t is said that Benny Leonard, who
retired as the undcfcated lightweight
champion. intends to come back, as
he has two wins over Kansas to his
credit.
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MLEAN COUNTY POULTRY SHOW A
GREAT SUCCESS xlIIbl1S DOUBLE
LAST YEARS WINNERS ANNOUNCED

interest shown by people, from ! dis
lance who we're reprssehted either
personally or by poultry. Special
Iaention Should be made for Wilton,
Washburn, FAlkirk. Turtle Lake, Mer-
car. Ruso, Deh1tict, Max. Garrison
lS4, ColeAArbor communities.
Mr.. Wiesncr, poultry specialist OF
the keficlItafal college, acted Il
judge and awarded the following
prise4; a.
/ Ross Cpsnb Rhode Islaaa REDS !.
sYouax Pcnl-lst. o.. 4. NorddaiDt
V Fad, Milton yoheaass
old Male Bird--lst, @. I. Nord,
quist, Underwood; And St11lSy
Kssnts. Turtle Lake; Sr4, Milton ~.
names, Underwood.
Young Male Bird-lst,,. ArtAvl
Tienstr0m, Washburn; : Ind, C3ax3
Robinson, Coleharbef; 3fd, Dave Rob
insok Coleharbor.
Hen-1st, O. +. Nordquist, Under.
woo2; ND, Milton .Johannes, unaer
x y 81. August t.adsnesss & W
dsrassS snd. Asisss .sfs' . sk NJ
Washburn; srd. Aug. fsndenberSsr
oq Hits comb Rhode iisiaa1 alllts
Pallet- II. q +. Neraahst. I'm
III bird-.-Iss I'm ,Esosss,
onAs1 Nv Isate ,yti.,11 49, !. q, !,
sfx6H ftt, u JohAnAet Tn
| dlai;SSs3t IA; II n. nlAsSl 80.
r. M Sird 1yt, 70. W. llaansn
unl ~ Sid WI .sW. 1eesen
81 Nj blrd-i.t.; =. jsSs;;;ssa 4
sl =. W. W. Hansen. Russo. !,
"a nh al, II JoA6nntf under
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NfOFFIT

"A meeting Of the Modern Woodmen
of this locality. was held ct the v.
Benz hall on Wednesday evening. An
oyster supper. was served after the
meeting and many visiting members
were among the participants. Sew
cral new members were initiated, and
altogether . very enjoyable time was
had.
The Ladies Sunshine club of Mof-
fit held 2 special meeting the latter
part Of this week.
| The Ladies Aid Of Moffit is giving
= Valentine program followed by an
"oystcr supper" on Feb. ~, 1926. The
program is TO be given ut the hall
and the supper will be served in the
BAT Shop dining room. Come one and
Tall and have good time. Program is
in charge Of Mrs. H. p. Asseltine.
Visitors to the capital city during
the past week were: Mrs.. ]. Kendall
and daughter, Mrs. F. w. Moffit, Mr..
A. Doehle, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Argast,
Mr.. C. .KimbAl, and Mr.. John Bullock.
Friends of Mrs. Clara Fuller of
prittin, N. D., formerly Of Moffit,
will be very sorry to hear of her
| demise. Mrs. Fuller had been sick
but short time. The body was TAX
en- to Bismarck undertaking rooms,
from where the funeral will be held
on Saturday, Fhc 18th. Intcrmcnt at
tho Fairvicw cemetery.
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MEN,;flkEN

u MENOkEN
Miss Ella FunstQp and Miss Alice
Rockey were passengers to Bismarck
on No. last Sat1fday.
| q Mass Mildred Funston, who teaches
school near RsGaA, N. d.. spent Sat-
urday and Sunday visiting her moth
ef, Mrs. M. E. Funston.
Mr. Harry Graves, operator in the
depot ct MeClusky, N. D., spent Sat
urday evening And Sunday Visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas'
Graves.
Mr.. Arthur Noriin left Tuesday for
s.. Paul with carload Of hogs and
one OF cattle.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed. Ebliuf and fam.
lily visited at the r. l.. prallc homo
in Bismarck Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Dance and. the pupils
Of Apple Cfcck School No. 3 were
entertained ut s, o'clock dinner by
Mrs. Arthur Knudson.
Mrs. A. T. WEIGH is now on tho
Mr.. Fred Nelson sold his Ford
Tador sedan to Mr.. Charles McCof-
Messfs. Earl and G. M. Snyder
have been busy tearing down the old
Darn p0fCnaSc0 from ABE H0&41nS,
They are moving It TO their. farm
south Of here, where they expect to
MI. and Mrs. r. NJ. Ludemann
spent Saturday evening Mt the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dance.
Mr.. Wayne Warren. who was quite
i'll again, Is NOW improving,
Miss Dorothy Wood is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Clisby Of
Mckenzie called at the Graves home
Tuesday evening.
/ -Four Of Mr.. G. D. Kings hofS were
struck by. No. 2 Tuesday afternoon
and killed.
Judge CAsselton and Deputy
Sheriff Kafer were out to Menoken
Tuesday looking for The person that
stole I set 81 harness and a saddle
from Mr.. Bliss Of Mckenzie. We'd
ncsday Mr.. Park Wood missed one
Of his horses and Mr.. C.. d. Kings
new wagon disappeared. The thief
was caught near the Memorial bridge
and the property held by the sheriff
for Identification.
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EASTERN TIME
wIP COSBY Philadelphia, "a. 6.


WIZ COSBY Philadelphia, IA. 6. Or
chcstra; ISIS, Organ.
WKC ago Washington, u. &. Q
Trio; $3.50. Concerto 1O:3O, Studio
WREO (2S5.6) Lansing, Mich. o, Con
cert; 10. Dance music.
KDKA 5000 Pittsburg, Pa. C:3o
Concert; $3.50, Band.
WADE (258) Akron, Ohio. G:3O, Con
cert.
WBZ (333.D Springfield. Mass. 6:se
Orchestra; 7:46, Musical; 0:l6, In
strumcntal.
WCAE (46l.s) Pittsburg. Pa. G:So
Concert: 1880, Legion banquet; 8
Classical. Il.
WGBU (384.4) Miami, Fla. $50, Tr
chcstra; 10, Studio.
WGY (379.5) Schenectady, N. Y. 6:ao
Orchestra; 1926, Musical; lO:30
Orchestra.
WOR (4O5) Newark. N. J. $3.50. or.
chestra; 8:45, Musical; 1910, Band;
11:l5, Dance music.
VITO (34S.6) Hartford, Conn. ESQ
Orchestra; 10. Dance tunes E
WEAR (389.4) Cleveland, O. Z, Or.
chestra.
WNYC (526) New York City. I, Or.
chcstra; 8, Concert; ., Novelty; 10
Songs. a.
CKAC (4lO.7) Montreal, Can. 7:15
orchestra; $3.50, Studio; 10:30, on.
chestra.
WGBS (3l6) New York City. 1880
Near East Relief program; $3.50
Variety; 1O:3O. Orchestra.
WOO (5Os.2) Philadelphia, Pa. 1890
Orchestra.
WRNY (25s.5) New York City. 1880
Orchestra; 8. Vocal; 9:15, Piano;
1915, Musicale.
WBBR f(272.6) Staten Island, N. Y.
8:40, Vocal; $3.50, Violin.
WRW< (272.6) Tarrytown. N. Y. 8
Vocal and instrumental; 10, Con-
cert.
WANG (3l6) Richmond Hill, NJ. Y
~, Concert.
CENTRAL TINE
KYW (536) Chicago. III. 6. Orchcs,
ira: 1880, Feature; l, lnsomnis
WENR (266) Chicago, III. 6, Con
cert; 8. Popular; IL. Frolic.
WHIT (4O0) Chicago. Ill. 6. Organ;
$3.50, Vocal; $3.50, Entertainers; IL
WMAQ (447.5) Chicago, III. 6, Or.
gan; C:3O, Orchestra; 8. Revue.
WOAW (526) Omaha. Ncb. 6. Or.
chestra; ., Classical; 1915, Dance
music.
WCCO (416.4) St. Paul Minneapolis;
6:15, Concert; 8:15, Musical; 1906
Dance tunes.
WFAA (476) Dallas, Tex. $3.50, Or.
chestra; $3.50. Vocal and instru'
mental. H. Orchestra
WGN (302.8) Chicago. III. G:3O, Con
cert; 8, Musical; 1910. Old time
songs.
WSM (2s2.s) Nashville, Tenn. $3.50
Concert; 9, Piano; 10, Musical;
1880. Barn dance.
KFNF (266) Shenandoah, Ii. z. Con.
cert.
wLIB (ao2.s) Chicago, Ill. Z. Masi
cal; IL, Dance program.
WLW (422.0 Cincinnati. o. Z. Or
gan; 8. st. Valentines Day feature;
8. Dance tunes.
WHAS (399.8) Louisville, Ky. 1880
Concert.
KPRC (2e6.9) Houston, Tex. 8. Or
gan; $3.50. Pianos. IL. Orchestra.
WORD (275) Chicago, Ill. g. Orchcs
ira; $3.50. Trio and solo artists.
WSB (428.3) Atlanta, Ga. 8, CLASH
cal; 1O:45. Popular.
kFAD ..l3i0.7) Lincoln, Ncb. $3.50
Musicale.
| voc (4S4) Davenport, IN. ., Musi
Gale; IL. Orchestra. |
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SPORTS
!. Escorts
8 TEAMS PLAY
TONIGHT IN
BIG TEN RACE
Northwestern Sprung Sur
prise Last Night by De-
fcating Ohio State

Chicago, Feb 13.--HD The pro-
cess Of scrambing the leaders in the
western conference basketball race.
begun last night when trailing North
western Knocked Ohio State out OF
second place. sgoes on again tonight
when eight teams take the floor.
Indiana's clash with Purdue is Il
hcadlincr on tonight's card, for the
Hoosier state teams have furnished
the largest delegation of high point
scorers. Wisconsin, holding the PIN
naclc position in the standing, takes
on Chicago to which the Badgers
dropped their only loss of the sea-
son.
Michigan, with the two crack
guards, Molenda and Cherry, out by
ineligibility, takes on the Iowa llaw-
kcycs, second division aggregation.
The Buckeyes, who dropped to
fourth place when they lost to Chi
cago. have chance to gain~a notch
if, they defeat Illinois. which went
into third place as a result of last
nights Northwestern Ohio game.
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Wills and Lenglen
Are Still Winning

Cannes, Feb. 13.--LP9-Miss Helen
Wills, American lawn tennis cham
pion, continued her triumphant pro-
gress through the Carlton tourna-
mcnt today by defeating Mile. ST.
Omcr Roy without the loss Of /;
game. Miss Wills thus advances AN
other step nearer her greatly dcsir-
ed match with Suzanne Lcnglen.
Miss Wills and her partner, Mile
Contoslayos, defeated Mrs. r. Young
and Miss h. M. Green in the women
doubles of the Carlton tournament
today by the decisive score Of G-l
CD.
Suzanne Lcnglcn scored "A victory
Just as decisive as that of Miss Wills
defeating Miss Mary Cambridge. Go
60, thus reaching the quarter finals
in the Carlton tournament.
Mile. Lcng!cn continued her course
Of one sided victory through the wo-
mems doubles, in which she and Mile
Vlasto defeated Miss Dallctt and
Mrs Westcott, 90, Go.
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CITATION HEARING PETITION

CITATION HEARING PETITION
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun-
ty of Burleigh.-ss. In County
Court. Before Hon. !. 6. Davies,
In the Matter OF the Estate of Jul
ius I.adehoff, Deceased.
Matt Pillen, Petitioner, VS., John i.
Charles Ladehoff and Herman
Ladehoff, and all other persons
/ interested, Respondents.
Citation Hearing Petition For APP
pOlMtnaeMt 81 AdmsinlstratOr
The State Of North Dakota to the
| Above Named Respondents:
/ You and each Of you arc here
/ by cited and required to appear
before the County Court of the
ut the. office of the County Judge
r said G f iv at f n ths c1uft
day OF March, A.. d. 1926. at the hour
of ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day, to show cause, IL any you
have. why Matt pillen should not
DC appointed, administrator of tho
Eestate Of Julius LadehOff, lato Of
athe city Of Bismarck, Burleigh
County. North Dakota. deceased.
interstate. and letters Of administra-
ton issued to said Matt Pillen
thereon.
Let service be made Of this cita-
ton as required by law.
Dated this 18th day Of February.
49, BY the Court:
Judge of the County Court.
80 2-1S.2O
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lBA TOURNEY
GETSSTARTED
st. Paul Bowlers Top List
Last Night = Visiting
Teams Bowl Tonight

st. Paul, Feb. l3.-(R st. Paul
bowlcrs topped the list at the open
ing last night of the 18th annual
tournament Of the international Bowl
ing association.
The Rivervicw Commercial club
number one. Of st. Paul, knocked
over 2,S23 pins and took the lead in
the five man standing. They rolled
games of S33, l0ll and $40. The
Great Northern railways of st. Paul
were second with 2,70l.
Twin Cities men are on the singles
and doubles program which starts
today. Tonight. the first out II town
bowlers try their luck. They include
five men teams from several Mime
sofa towns.
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DANGER IN COMMON
DRINKING CUPS

tile paralysis, smallpox, chickcnpox,
mumps, German measles. septic sore
throat, and last but not least, Nthc
common cold.
The common drinking cup was once
a fruitful source Of disease.
The common towel and the COM
mon comb and brush Of the waiting
room or other public place all con-
tribute to bring their users into very
close relationship, I relationship
usually closer and more inimate
than that Of ordinary spei<i inter
course with friends s0E 1e4uain-
tances.
We cannot individually completely
protect ourselves fr3afs iMf1ettcs. ii
order, therefore. 70 prsxent the
spread Of disease eySry cein munjty
should hire Z health officer and NE
him certain number 81 sssist1nts
to help him and nm appropriation Of
money for the sxpensss- ~ his work.
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The Referee

Where did Laurie Layton finish in
the 1922 western open golf tourna-
mcnt?--G. II. 7.
Tied with Jock Hutchinson for Sec
Ond place.
Where did Oklahoma finish in the
1925 Missouri Valley Conference bas-
kctball chase IT. Il. w.
Fifth, with nine wins, seven de-
fcats.
How many world series has Jack
Bentley been in p. II. r.
TwO-1923-N.
What was Carl Mays pitching rec
ord with Cincinnati in 1925?--F
G.. W.
Three victories and five defeats, q
percentage Of .375.
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WORTH
lNSpORT
KNOWING

- Norwich University Of :
- Mortified, Vt, had tough
football season in 1924. 1t not :
only failed to win or tie one :
:. of it's six games. but in all cx-
ccpt one was handed a severe :
- trouncing.
Norwich scored Il total Of =
just II points during the cam
- align, 10 being made against :
= New Hampshire and the re- =
mainder on Middlebury. The Z
opposition. on the other hand,
ran up total of 1870 points,
every opponent breaking into
the double figure class.
New Hampshire, with 46
points, scored the most. closely
followed by Dartmouth with
- 40. Vermont was held to but :
IL in the final game of the
season.
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FOR SATURDAY, FEN. "a
nest PICK

BEST PICK
WBBM t22G) Chicago, III. a.
Entertainers; 8. Musical com.
edy, "Thc Four Seasons; $3.50.
Variety. -
WTAM (389.iI Cleveland, o.
6, Orchcstra; 8, Dance tunes;
.. Novelties.
kSD f515.D st. Louis, Mo.
Z. Orchestra; $3.50. St. Louis
Symphony Orchestra.
WIZ (455) New York City.
.. Radio novel: 1926, Concert;
l0:3O, Orchestra.
xxx (337) Los Angeles,
Calf. 1910, Organ; 8, Fca-
ture; 10, Orchestra; IL. Frolic.
KGO t361.2) San Francisco,
Calf. $40. "Thc Gcisha," .
Japanese musical comedy; 10,
Orchestra.
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/ New York. Feb. 49, have ceased
|st6 "view with alarm" tho question
of the alleged descent into flappcfy.
wildness and debauch Of the young
|girls Of our time.
In spite of I'll the ginning and be-
havior at public ficstas, night clubs
and such which I have behela and
which, multiplied geographically
about the nation have octesioned
endless sermons and cries OF despair;
in spite Of sugar papas with goldi-
locked haidens Of Is; in spite Of any
thing and everything have gather.
ed the data ON ''how the other half
AM. / can report from . survey Of
this greatest city" that for every
lbenginned grille of 16; for every
sAeik- hunting f1apper; for every
i,nabaret-cemping Cors;> for every
aumb DORIS and every dancehafi
Delilah, can find you three girls OF
Similar age trying TO crash the gates
lOf tho finest musical attractions,
the art galleries, the rccitals.
what opened my eyes, was This:
Each Saturday night, during the wan.
Itsr season, . free symphony concert
| is held at the Metropolitan Museun.
Tho report shows that 10000 persons
Island Tor two hours to hear Bach.
weber, st. Saens, Beethoven, Tschai.
kowsky and Mozart. have checked
lover this crowd and found that the
vast percentage is made up OF bob.
haired and rollcd.socked young WON:
en-.
The number Of seats arc few. The
lorchestra plays in an open space sur
rounded by Egyptian .eoddesses!
I.tuinS of ancient Rome ana works Ho1
art. 1t t. as colorful and complete
j spectacle % one may hope to wit
mess in ali this great city. "
Here stands the Tomb of Pcrnab,
thanked ON every side by young girls
who might be .sweatshop workers,
shop girls or stcnogrephers; There
is Me sarcophAgus q Is-Sene. En-:
fiyfonS iutmobihty is almost fearlin.
81 ring r. the half light.
And then more mummics and more
Tidols and frieze work from 1 tomb,
fading away into . deep tomb-like
purple gray.
And in these history haunted corri-
doris girls standing for two hours to
Ehear an orchsstra play : Wagner
Ipfo4ram.s
I or glimpse the long line waiting
fAt Carnegie Hall, Town Hail.. Metro.
politan Opera House. Aeoiian Hall
and 1.-The other concert pieces. d a
total Of perhaps $4,000 to 100000 will
fill these four Auditcriums alone
And check the a4mbcr Of flapper'
lAeeA girls!
Thcn - the same ct the hundred
and one lsctnre.. the sxt exhibits
the recit1ls. and the sight school
classes.
,No-lys ceased TO- view with
Iafarmi, 1There viii he plenty Of girls
HitA TASTE shd brains for OUR sons!
rood mpthers And fetaers. Wonld
tAa4 cotld record fhat there will
bs -. many sons with brains and
4, 0IbBERT SWAN.
lfCobYYifAE 1925, NEAS Service, Inc,)
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One of Oldest
Results of Last
Nights Basketball
Games at Mandan

Mandan, n. D.. Feb. l3.- R
While Mandan high school was los
ing at Valley City, So to II, the Man
dan schools second string defeated
Linton high here, II to -, last night.
The Wilton a. o. y. W. quint won
here from the State Training School
!; last night 20 to 10; State Training
School girls 8, New Salem high
girls 5; and Bismarck Phantoms de-
feated Mandan Independents 80 to 8.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. coun-
~ OF RurkiGli.sy In District
Court. Fourth judicial District.
The Todd Land Company, a cor1or-
alton, Plaintiff. VS.. W. Henry
|. Bringhurst. ". II. DrinEhurst,
+ Charles .Stcw;trt, and all persons
unknown having or claiming an
estate or interest In or lien or
cncumbrance upon the property
described In. the complaint. De-
~ SUMMONS
The State OF North Dakota to tho
abOvc.namcd defendants:
You are hereby summoned to an
swJr the complaint In this action.
which IL filed In the office Of the
Clerk OF this Court at Bismarck.
North Dakota, and to serve a copy
of your answer upon the subscriber
within thirty days after the service
|Of this summons upon you, cxclu-
sivc Of the day of service; and in
case of your failure to appear or
answer judgment will be taken
against YOU by default for the re-
lief demanded In the complaint.
Dated this 29ths day of January.
" zuGER & rILLoTsoN.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
webb block. Bismarck, n. u.
NOTICE
This is an action to- quiet title
and relates to Lots Twcnty-thrcc
(2O and Twonty-four t2D in Block
.Seventy (7V), Original Plat Of Bis.
marck, North Dakota
ZTGER 4 TILLOTsoN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
30:k2--6- 13-20-27: Sc
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FOR SUNDAY, FEB. II
BEST PICK

BEST PICK
~ WBBM (226) Chicago. III.
1880, Classical; a, Pastures;
:, Orchestra and soloists; IL,
Nutty club..
WHIT (4O0) Chicago. III.
2:45, Orchestra; $3.50, Concert:
$3.50, Popular
KGO (36l.2) San Francisco,
Calf. $3.50, Little Symphony
orchestra.
WIZ (455) New York City.
.. Studio; 10, Godfrey Ludlow,
violinist.
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FIGHT RESULTS

New York. Jack Sharkcy, Boston,
outpointed Eddie Huffman, Caiifo,
MIA l0o. Joe Dundee, Baltimore,
beat Jimmy Jones, Youngstown, Ohio
ClO).
Grand Rapids, Mich. Tommy
Loughran. Philadelphia, outpointcd
Chuck Virgins, indianapolis (lO).
East Chicago, Ind.A-Clcyer Scncio,
Filipino flyweight, won newspaper
decision over Ray Rychall. Chicago
UO).
Tampa, Fla. Dave Shade, Califor-
mia. beat Jack Conlcy. Philadelphia
U0).
Phoenix, Arizona. Harry Grcb
middlcweight champion, defeated
Owen Phelps, Arizona, u0).
DcnvcrIack Dempsey, heavy
weight champion, knocked out four
-Gf six opponents in exhibition bouts
Hollywood, Calf Mushy Gala
han, Los Angeles lightweight, won de-
cision over frankie Schaeffcr, Chi
cago (lOD.
Butte, Mont. Eddie O'Dowd, Col
: umbus. and Dixie Lahood, Butte ban
tamweight, boxed to draw l2).
San Francisco.---Vic Foley, Van.
couver bantamwcight. was disquali.
fled by referee for holding and de-
cision was awarded to Johnny Farr
Oakland (S).
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Basketball Results

Z. Northwestern 81; Ohio State Is.
st. Olaf %; st. Johns 8.
North Dakota Aggies so; Macalcs
+. ter Is.
Augustana %; Corcordia 20.
st. Cloud teachers %; Winona
teachers 10.
jamestown college 20; Minot Nor.
NAL 10.
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season." says Collins
manager of the Chicago White Sox.
"Wcn pitchers regarded uncertainties win 80 ball
contributed than their
81 always knew Blankcnshp pitcher his
the he began thought with his pitching
slow ball and fine change of made him.
night He's pitcher developed
the majors last and not excepting Kent Greenfield of
the Giants"
Lyons joined the White Sox June, 1929 coming
Baylor University.
Thus with than three
Chicago shutous
pitcher in the majors.
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FORECLONURis
Notice IL Hereby Given, That by
Virtue Of 4 Judgment In mortgage
foreclosure rendered by the District
Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dis
leigh i and state OF North Dakota.
eaHd entered and dockcted In the Of
ftc0 Of the CLERK OF said Court on
tho 18th day Of January, A.-D. 1926,
In an action wherein Elizabeth NJ.
a mss q p'iFa'KM ae sd were
defendants. adjuGking that the
nSu Was Z the n sum q s.sss.so. which
judgment, among other things. d.
ne ssS ~ .f tie rea
so MUCH. thereof ~ may Ne sufficient
to- satiyfys the amQunt Of said judg-
NEST ssykath loyal interest and costs:
therefore, by virtue OF 2 writ 5of
s e sha IT, e. me- 1er Issued . Si
Court, directing me 10. sell said real
Etropefty .pursu4nt 20 said j,ldg-
lnent. And execution, + .Albin He'd
s:tfon. Sheriff of the COUNTY Ct Bur-
Court to make such sale. viii soil
the real property hereinafter de-
scribed to. the highest bidder for
cash at public auction ut the front
QO0E Oh inc court mouse At BIS.
marck. County OF Burleigh and
State, Of North Dakota, on the 10Th
Fday Of February, A. D. 1896, At the
hour Of 2 o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day. to- satisfy said judg-
ment and WRIT with interest and
costs, or so much thereof as the
proceeds Of said Saio applicable
thereto will satisfy.
The premises to DO sold as nfOrc-
said pursuant to said judgment and
writ and to this notice arc described
as follows:
The Southeast Quarter lSEN):
also the South One.Haf OF the
Northwest QNarter (Sn of NWA)
Southwest Quarter (NM Of EWA)
all in section Fifteen (161 Town
ship Ono. Hundred Thirty-eifht
{13S) North OF Range Seventy eight
t7S) West OF the Fifth Principal
Meridian, situated IN the County Of
BurleiEh and state Of North Da-
Dated this sth day Of january. A.
- Af.AIN HEDsrRoM,
,, Sheriff Of RIrlsigh County. n D.
Attorneys fol. Plaintiff.
Bismarck, N. d.
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SOME DRIVE

SOME DRIVE
Wahpeton. N. D.-Whcn locomo-
tive struck the rear Of local mcr-
chants automobile he stecrcd his
machine half mile down the tracks
and he drove away, unhurt.
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that respect. But the Reds had the
best defensive team. allowing but
CAB counters in 1913 tits.
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Sports of All Sorts
Big Michigan Star

"Bo" Molenda. Michigan's great
sophomore footballer. continues to
stand out as one Of the best bets on
the basketball team. Not only is he
. stellar defensive player but tops
the Wolverines in scoring. He's q
tough fellow to keep in, check, as
several Big Ten quintcts have dis
covered.