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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-11
FOOD CANNED s YEARS

KOtterdam.-FOOd that had been
canned six years was opened recently
BY Dutch physician. Van Leersum,
and found to be still fit for human
consumption. It was meat hash. in
Guiding onions And potatoes. The es-
scntial thing in canning, according to
DR.. Van Leeysum is to be sure that
all air is exhausted from the can be-
fore sealing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-11
Woman Struck By
Automobile Has
Leg Amputated

Grand Forks. N. B.. Oct. .11-t@,-
Mrs. A. J. Mcclellan Of Larimore was
injured Saturday evening when struck
by an automobile and today It was
found necessary to amputate her left
leg. The accident occurred about six
miles north Of karimore. The car
which struck her val driven BY Angus
Johnson ofs Grand Forkss /.
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Grid Player Dies
of Broken Neck

Wilmington, Del. Oct. 1l.-LP--
Francis o. Magargal, 22, Of MARSHALL
ton, died Sunday Of q broken neck
received in football game Saturday.
The young man. was playing left
guard on the Hcdgeville team pitted
against the all-collegiahs Of Philadel.
phia. In the first scrimmage ne
tackled man and both went down
with force. He died. while 80 foot
ball. players including the entire
Hedgevile team, stood outside his
hospital room.
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Mother of II
Celebrates Her
1O1st Birthday

Earlville, Iowa, Oct. 1l.-LN-Mrs.
Eady Clems celebrated her 1O1at
birthday here today. She was born
in Ohio in 1925 and moved to Wiscon-
sin, then to Iowa after the civil war.
Her hearing and sight are both good
and before she fractured a leg bone
last year she was able to attend to
her household duties unassisted. She
is the mothers Of IL children.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-11
ANEW CHARGES
FILED AGAINST
MIN0T BANDIT
Eight Counts Now Face Lone
WClf'-Reward Goes to
Beach and Glendive Men

Minot. N. D.. Oct. ll--tE)--A re-
ward Of $500 offered for the appre-
hcnsion Of Norris Forrest, alleged
"lonc wolf" burglar Of Miisst. who
was rccommitted to the county Jail
in Minot late Saturday after his sec
ond escape. will be shared by Chief
Of Police +. +. Ernest. Of Beach, N. ID.
and Sheriff q. II. Holland Of Glen
dive, Mont, it was announced today
by Sheriff A. 8. Spicher of this city.
Police Chief Ernest was the per-
son who furnished tip which re-
suited in the apprehension of For
rest, and Sheriff Holland was the
officer who took him into custody
at Glcndivc after being notified by
Ernest that the fugitive was headed
that way.
Police Chief Ernest will receive
$50 and Sheriff Holland will be given
$3.50. Of the $500 reward, $50 was
offered by Ward county and $50 was
personally offered by Sheriff Spichcr.
Four new charges today had been
filed against Forrest, making a total
of eight which are now facing the
Lone Wolf"
The New Charges
The new charges include two Of
Jail breaking, one of burglarizing the
armory on July a, 1926, when he
first escaped. and one of grand
larceny in connection with the ALLEGED
theft Of $500 from the Piper-Howe
Lumber company in this city. He is
also charged in federal court with
having burglarizcd the armory.
Other charges which previously
had been filed against Forrest arc
one Of grand larceny, in connection
with the alleged theft Of $500 from
Louis Gikling of Minot, q street
laborer; another of burgiarizing the
Piper Howe Lumber company and one
Of burglarising the New York Hard
ware store. On these charges For
rest has pleaded not guilty. The 49,
500 belonging to Mr.. Gikling was in
the vaults Of the Piper Howe Lum-
Der company when it was burglar
ized.
Forrest is scheduled to be arraign-
ed before Justice c. B. Davis this
afternoon, to answer to the new
charges. He intimated this forenoon
that he will waive examination.
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Weather Report

Weather conditions ct North Da-
kota points for the n hours ending
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Partly cloudy tonight and Tues
day. Colder tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld

Philadelphia. C. G. PyIc's pro-
fcsSional tennis troupe, including
Suzann@ Lcnglen and Mark X.
Browne, have signed for Il series Of
matches in the Scsui-Ccntcnnial aud
ito.ium here October -.
New York.-Thc boxing commits.
sion has ordered Paul Bcrlcnbach to
90 through with his bout with Tom
my Loughran at EbbctS Field within
three weeks. BcrIrnbach, pleading
he WIS out Of condition, had sought
Il delay until mid-Octobcr.
Chicago.-Thc check for 5000 -
given to +. *. Bradley for the vic.
tory Of Boot to Booo in the Amer
lean derby and later returned on ac-
count of insufficient funds-has
been made good, according to word
received here from the east
San Francisco. - Jack Bcas'cr,
Oakland heavyweight, fought to a
draw with Fred Sullivan in a four
round main event bout. The de
cision was met with disapproyal by
a majority of fans who favored the
OHklandcr.
San Francsco.-Football will be
ushered into San Francisco tomor-
row when st. Ignatius college col
Icgc meets the Olympic club Of this
city in a preseason game at Ewing
Field. 1t Will be the first game
this year, with the exception of the
! professional encounter last February
when Red Grange made his appear
/ amcC.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
Help Wanted

WANTED-Man capable of hand
ling position as branch manager
at Yuma, Washer Wilson, 131 SO.
9th St. FL Centre. 31tf
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south of Lotus tanal. y. Noorting.
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Card Looks Good
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice IS hereby given that in ac-
co5duuco with Section &0J1 and
800 of the Civil Code of Califor-
MIA that on the 18th day of Scptem-
bcr, 1926. at IIushmaD 5 Garage at
10 4. m, 76l Main street, FL Centre,
California, we will sell at public
auction.
one Hudson touring, 1922 model,
license Ne. E39270, 1926 Engine
No. 15ll@o, Tow, storage, $3.50.
One Ford touring, 1924 model,
(wrcckcO License No. 1-l61@1,
Arizona, 1926. Engine No. s573211.
Tow and storage, $1,000.
One Ford coupe, 1927 model,
(wrcckcdl License No. f l.622,
l926. Engine No. 5Il24S1. Tow,
$3.50
One Republic truck, 1917 model,
, II tom No license, Engine No,
@S636. Trw, $1,000
One Studchakcr Special, touring
1923 model. License No. 31S429,
1928. Engine No. l.. G. GLOSS. Stor-
age apd taxes $lp1.22.
said volc viii ho he'd to satisfy
thcir charge, for storage and re
pairs to the sum of $2lS.72. togcth-
cr va the cost Of publication of
this notice and cost of sale.
Dated, September >, 1926.
HUSlMAN'S GARAGE
2tl0 James II. lluShman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
Upset Marked
State Tennis
Championships
By United Press Leased wire

BERKELEY, Cal, Sept. o.-An
upset marked the one match in the
men 5 singles played yesterday in
the California state tennis champions
ships, in progress ON. The courts Of
Berkeley tennis club. sherman
Lockwood defeated Alan Herring
ton, Los Angeles and Stanford Uni,
versity 60. So. -. Hcrrineton
was the sixth seeded player and was
predicted a certain winner over the
less experienced PLAYER. The match
proved the best Of the day.
Other matches We're in the junior
boys singles, mixed doubles and
boys under ID and girls under lG
classes. In the event for boys un-
der 10 Keith Glcdhill, Santa Bar
bara, advanced to the semi fina
round by winning from Harry HachI
Of Palo Alto. 90, 60.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
MON Ely
Available For Safe
LOANS
On Easy Payments
TALK WITH US
EDGAR BR OS
REALTY co.
500 Main Street. Phone $50
500 Main Street.
NOTICE CT SALE


WHEREAS Arctic Bvrd did be.
come indebted to the A,oorc Motors
Company, corporation, formerly
Imperial Valley Finance Corpora.
tion, in the sum Of 5000 for the
caring for aud safr Keeping of that
certain Cadillac, seven passenger
touring automobile, motor No.
357-915, which automobile is now
and has been continuously since
that debt was incurred, in the pos
session of the said Moore Motor
Company, and said amount is a lien
apon SAID automobile and whereas
more than twenty days hes elapsed
since saib debit became due and sai /
lien attached and neither the sai !
amount of 5000 nor any part
thereof has been paid by the said
Archie Byrd or any other person ON
bis behalf.
NOW. THEREFORE, notice il
hereby given that IN the Ash day of
September, 1926, at the hour Of ten
.'clock \. VI. of said day in front
,f the office of the Moore Motors
Company at 76l-7GG-76S Main street
II the e:'y % FL Centra, county Of
Imperial, state Of California, th"
rid Moore u 'ors C=nptuf W,il
ell ALI the light, title, interest an /
nuity in ard to said au,omohiln
,hovc described, or SO nucI thereof,
j. shal! hs necessary, at puaiir anc-
lion, for Gosh lawful money Of the
rnitcd STAT, e America, 20 the
highest biiIe' to pay sid lien an.
lhc expenses Of sale.
Dated this md day Of September,
1926.
MOORE MOTORS COM y.
p.lO By y. \. Leonard, Pres
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
MARY X. BROWNE
WILL REMAIN AN
AMATEUR GOLFER
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, Sept. s. Miss Mur
*. Browne, former national trnWs
champion, is still an amateur goIfyr,
in the unofficial opinion of Il United
States Golf association official,
Miss Browne in Announcing ,0"
had decided TO turn professional ard
Join Mile. Suzanne Lcnglcu in I'm
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08

exhibition tennis tour of the United
States expressed the regret that
turning professional in tennis bars
me from golf as an amateur" "
When asked the status of Miss
Brownc-profcsSioual tcunis player
in Golf, the official rcpIicd:
Without being quoted, | would
Sty that Mary Browne is still AN
amateur golfer.
"Thc golf association does not
forbid an amateur to play in an open
Tournament against professionals.
The a>Sociatiou sanctions two classes
the amateur and the open. The
professional cl1sS is supervised by
its own organization. -
The official added that in the list
Of amateur golfers were professional
fighters. manager, of professional
baseball clubs and their plays and
football coaches.
"An amateur in GOLF is an anna,
tour rs long as hc remains an anna
tcW golfer, the official poiutyd
out.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
C0rOnach Wins
st. Leger Race
By United Press Leased Wire

nONcASTER, Eng, sept. s.
Lord Woolavingtou 5 coronach re
pcatcd his success at EPSON Downs
today when he won the 81. Lcgcr
stakes, the final classic of the 1926
racing season. Coronach thereby
became a turf immortal, having won
the derby and the 81. Lcgcr.
Lord Derby : CaiS>on WAS second
and 5. TattcrSall' 5 Foliation was
third. Twelve ran. Each of the
first three carried l2G pounds. The
betting was S-l5. 1909 and l0o-I,
respectively,
Mackcd Rule, owned hy \. X. Ma
Combcr. was fourth.
Coronach won by two lengths aud
six lengths separated the second and
third horses
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08

FLIGHT STARTS
AT DEL MONTE
by United Press Leased Wire

DEL MONTE, Cal. Sept. 8.-Thc
championship flight got under way
this morning in the California state
golf tournament with 30 players
participating, after two days of
sensational playing in the qualify
ing rounds that narrowed down yes
tcrdav into a regular old fashioned
eolfing circus. Nearly everybody
had chance for medal laurels.
The crucial test today brought
Donald X. Moe, the 16 year old
Portland wizard, together with J..
X. Browne, Southern Californian,
who Just nosed into the title play.
Oswald Carleton, amateur champion
of Texas. whose l43 was tied yes
terday by the Portland youth, was
also paired with an outsider in j. ii.
Braly. Los Angeles, who barely
qualified with loo.
\ Bullock Webster, former title
holder, drew Chester :. Lydad, Los
Angeles. Johnny McHugh. San
Francisco, drew Leslie Hcnsley, and
II. Chandler Egan, Medford, Ore,
was paired with J. II. l. L'Hommcdiu,
Los AlStl'H.
Portland Youth Is Surprise
The greatest upset in years occur
red Yesterday when the Portland
youth. Donald Moe, came blazing in
to the final green with Il 90 to tie
the Texas champion 5 lf2. Moe
comes from the AldcrWood Country
club in Portland, the same club thai
sent Frank Dolph to Del Monte
last wear to fight it out with George
Won Elm for the state title.
Moe. as Il result of his record
breaking game yesterday, is now
conceded at least IA semi finalist, pos
sihlv facing Carleton or Captain
Webster. Both Carleton and Web
ster, many years senior to the Port
land lad, also play direct opposite
stvlc to Moe, who lashcs at the bail
in a sweeping swing to get ms
startling long and accurate drives.
Other championship light pairlnss
are:
Harold Thompson VS.. David Mar
tin; Milton Latham IS. Lester
Coleman; G.. ID. Hunter vs.. W. ".
Campbcll; Dr. G. G.. Hartley vs.
Francis Boyd; Fay Coleman vs.. John
DE Paolo; f.. NJ. Burnham NS. Art
Shafcr; Claire +. Goodwin vs.. DIR. II.
l.. Browncl; Allen Mosrr NS. DIR. \.
Don Hines; George Eprawkms VS. y.
X. Barbee; stanton iiaight Us. Il. Ii.
Svcr aud Howard Hughes NS. l)f'
Paul Hunter.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08

FOR RENT Rooms. Apts Bache
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Long Beach income, lot 9OX13o.
10 Single and double cottages.
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cr, 11l5 Ohio St, Long Beach,
Calf. St4
BOOKKEEP ER-Typist. 3 years
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08

thoroughly i'll their last meeting that
Lee 5 confluence has been disturbed
they are all wrong. Harry thinks
he can whip this Farmer and that 5
one reason the fans are being given
I'm opportunity to see this thrilling
rcmatch.
To illustrate After the last
scrap, when Lee and Adams had
battlcd ten of the most hectic
rounds seen here in many fray,
one of the iudgs, a friend of IIar-
rv 5 by the way, climbed into the
ring to tell Harry he thought the
boys had put up the best bout seen
here in a long time.
BN't this judge haA voted for
Adams and Harry had seen that
lie received the congratulations
in somewhat surly fashion.
" Ych, YOU think it was good, :
he opincd, "but YOU don't thinks
! won?'
''To be frank with YOU. don t >
replied the judge.
W"lI, led all the way through.
! mad" him open up, was on the
aggressive. | think ! can whip
him.
Good Entertainment
So there YOU are. Harry thinks
he whipped Adams. he thinks he can
do il Friday night and what more
ia Nou want in the way of pro-
mjsr If good entertainment. Any
one who thinks hc can whip Adams
and who goes in the ring with that
intention Is bound TO find the Far
mcr meeting him halfway and the
fans are assured of some good en-.
tcrtainmcnt.
incidentally, this Lee person
comes III for lot Of Bronx cheers
that he docsn T Fate, to our way
of thinking Lee always picH,es
With uattIc. he fights whether he
is out in front or trailing, and that
iatfer is not often either. The last
bout between Lee and the farmer
gave nu instance Of the ability Of
som" fans to see things cock-cvcd
ON occasion. In one round Adams
became riled about something and
swung ON Lee after the bell ending
the round The fans chortlcd with
giee. rmarkiug about this boy be
ing . fighter from the starting
&oaL. The next frame Harry showed
tfo same fighting spirit and the
fans presented him with the tus-
tr.iiau raspberry.
Nbirh. We suppose is the inalicn-
abb light of the cash customer.
When the fans develop to the stage
where They inclined to give the
Gkautauqua salute and forcgo the
MaHv mutterjngS We. for one. will
give un orr ringsidc seat aud take
! Up cricket.
! Card Looks Good
Tie balance Of the Lec-AIams
! card looks like something real in
the way of fight promise. Tommy
! Shull. the rcd headed IriShman,
( 'aclll,s Kid Kopcc in ton rounds.
! This stonld be vlirlwind affair
/ Tommy Sh0n is our favoritr here
ahor'> aud be- picks them in Tom
my O Bricn, another Irish hattlcr
rg.- NiuiI close second in the
/ ronpIrrity feature.
IioHrr Gaines VIII hr 81 u" "o,i
against Young Oliver ard kiI Mel
vim 'hc }''tIc kid sinh the heavy
vallop, W; trr to bauo another
one %" De La Fucntc>. He did it
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
George Rivers
Whips Imperial
By United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, sept S,-Gcorgie Riv-
crs, Los Angeles flywcight. dccis.
lively defeated Freddie Imperial.
Stockton Filipino, in a fast ten
round bout here last night. Rivers
took eight rounds and two were
even.
Rivers scored repeatedly with
straight, clean blows, but Imperial 5
round-housc swings were not cf-
fective.
In the other bouts Joey Carrou-
tcro, Stockton, beat Joe CLANCY;
Eddie Spurlcy, Taft and Leo Claro,
stockton, drew: Jimmy Perez beat
Tinceno Solano. IIanford and Paul
Rodriguez. Stockton, beat Henry
AWomg, Stockton.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
AutOmOtiue
Lost and Found

LOST OR STOLNN-Suday. Silver
gray German police dog, seven
months, wearing collar with name
Kart. Also owners name, j. A..
Bowers, Box 81, FL Centre. Phone
$50 or deliver us So. Fifth ST.
.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Hollywood 6, San Francisco 4.
Only game played today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08

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two men. Private entrance. lGfo
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FOR RENT = Several nicely fur
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Mrs. Land, |S3 Park. 23tf
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
SPORT NEWS SECTION

in rapid order their last meeting
but Fuentcs claims it was Il lucky
punch.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
AMERICAN Li,AGUE
Yesterday S Results

New York /, Boston >.
St. Louis s, Cleveland ).
Chicago 4, Detroit ,.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08

Tjlton apricots from Ceres, stan
islaus County, sold at Cleveland,
Ohio. at 500 IA crate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
Base Bail Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
esterday's S Results

L eSterday'S Results
ST. Louis 8, Pittsburgh 0.
Chicago 8, Cincinnati >.
New York 10, Boston .2-7.
Philadelphia ,, Brooklyn 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08

Jimmy and Sammy McLarnin had
a successful, though hardly sclfsa-
tional, evening last night when the.
brothers walked awav with their
respective fights at Vernon.
In the main event Jimmy won the
decision without any difficulty,
easily taking eight out of ten rounds
from his highly rated opponent, Joe
Click. New York Jewish boy
Samiav, making his debut among
the professionals, won Il four round
decision over Tony Cruz.
In the semi wind-up Charley Rod
riquez won an easy victory over
Jackie sherman, who substituted
for Santiago Zorrilla.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
Wanted To Buy

WANTED poultry of all kinds. 1882
Woodward. Phone 966 for prices.
7tf
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08

LOST Tuesday morning. Balloon
tlro Jack painted green. Reward.
H. e. Davidson, Union Oil Com
Ppny Of California. 7t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08

a relay team of eight swimmers.
among the best long distnacc nata-
tors III Southern CalifornH, will at
tempt to negotiate Catalina chan
mel between Long Beach and Avalon
tomorrow. Mrs. Viola Hartman
Cadv, swimming the first leg will
take off from Long Beach at noon.
The swim is being made to gath
cr data ON channel currents, tenn
pcratures and other conditions that
will have am importan' hearing on
the outcome of the So. 900 Wrig-
ley ocean harathoH.
The Yacht Sultana viii accom-
panv tn" rclay.
The eight members of the relay
in the order that they viii take to
the water are: Mrs. Viola Hartman
Cady. Fanny Burt, George Leach
of l.. A. y. c.. Fred Wadlcigh of
Venice, Hal Smith of Ambassador
:. g., Chuck Flovd of Hollvwood
y. e.. Norman Kittcring of Long
! Beach and Wallv O'Conncr of Ven
Lice.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
Special Notices

FOR RENT on shares, 20 acres to-
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land. See Tucker, 212 miles
south Meloland, y mile west. 81
BE SURE and attend Bakers Fur
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Sept. 9. 7t2
WANTED-A home for three tab
bies. Good mouscrs and ready
for work. Harriet Kirch, 921
South 3rd street. 4-3
HEBER second hand store. Goods
bought and sold. f. Il. Chcser.
$50
WANTED-Childrcn to board. any
age, near school. 5l4 Second st.
800
JACuMBA STEAM LAUNDRY for
sale, a good paying proposition all
the year round. Apply at the
laundry. Stiff
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
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Special rates to students
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tiOncer. IT.
HARTZELI.- Roofcr. Takes guess
work out of roofing, Phone 45lW
III
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-H0uses

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apartment with shower, $50
lights included. Mrs. Land, ~
Park. 25tf
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Jr'y AMI August Apply 529 So.
Seventh ST. l9tf
FOR RENT-LaZse apartment with
private bath. Also sleeping room.
Park View hpts- 25tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
by I nitcd Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. s.-Don
Parker, former gridrou star at
Grinncll college has signed to coach
the football team at Lincoln high
school. Parker will succeed Archie
Nisbct.
Don Levy aud Earl Forsc will be
the hcadincrs in the fight card at
Wilmington tonight. They will
step 10 rounds.
Kid Ponce fights Howard May
berry in the six round semi final.