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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
12O Miles on
Two Gallons of Gas
AUTOS START INSTANTLY
IN ZERO WEATHER

Omaha, Neb.-An astounding new
invention now makes it possible for
autos to run 120 miles on two GAL
Ions Of gas. Besides the miraculous
gasoline mileage, this new discovery,
called Quickstarty starts the coolest
motor instantly in zero weather. It
also removes and prevents carbon,
eliminates spark plug troubles, saves
oil and repairs and lengthens life of
miles on ons gallon Of "a. y besides 81 es
unfailing instant starting Of motor.
The inventor wants agents and guar
antees travelling expenses and liberal
drawing account to exclusive dis
tributors. Chance to make $4,000 to
$4,000 week guaranteed. Free
sample to agents. Write, Quickstart
Mfg. Co., Dept. 32s0-A, Station c.
Omaha, Neb.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
Steck Withdraws
Charges Against
Smith w. BrOOkhart

Washington, Jan. 11.-tP)-Charges
that Senator-elect Smith w. Brook
hart of Iowa will be a paid lobby
ist" for Cyrus E. Woods, nominated
to the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, were withdrawn today by Sena-
tor Steck, Democrat, Iowa.
Senator Stocks withdrawal was
made before the senate Interstate
Commerce committee which is con-
sidering the nomination of Woods.
The Iowan said he had heard rumors
that Brookhart favored Woods con-
firmation and added "the persons
from whom heard the rumors have
declined to permit me to divulge
their names. In view of these facts
and in fairness to Mr.. Woods and Mr..
.BEpokhart, wish to state that
have no evidence of any connection
whatsoever between them, and l
withdraw any intimation that Mr..
Brookhart was in the pay Of Mr..
Woods"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
MEET
PLANS GIVEN
School League Members Must
Register For District Tour.
nament BY Saturday

Warning to all third district
members cf the North Dakota
High School League to send in
notification of their intention to
enter the district basketball tour
nament by Saturday was given to-
day by Superintendent j. C. Gould.
Superintendent Gould, who is a
director of the league, also pointed
out in letters sent to member
schools that the notification must
be accompanied by check for
$1.75, the entry fee for the seven
players who will be eligible for
participation.
Tournament is to be held in the
State Training School gymnasium
here March A and 5 with w. F..
McClelland, head Of the institution,
managing the event. The elimina-
ton committee, taking charge Of
preliminary arrangements, is COM
posed Of Supt. Gould, H. o. Sax
vik of the Bismarck high school
and H. N. Rem of the Wilton high.
"While no guarantee of expenses
is made in connection with the dis
trict tournament, it is almost GER
tain that the receipts will be large
enough to pay in full the necessary
expenses of the participating
teams" the letter says. This
district turned in surplus of
$30O.l3 to the treasury Of the
league last year, after paying in
full all expenses Of the tourna-
ment and Of the teams. With a
larger tournament this year, and
more games, receipts should be in
creased
Towns in District
The announcement was mailed
to all the district members of the
league. They are: Ashley. Bis
marck, Linton, Mandan. Steele
McClusky, Napoleon, New Salem
Turtle Lake, Washburn, Wishek
and Wilton. Elgin, Garrison and
Ccleharbor, who are probably ir
this district but whose ALLEGATION
has not yet been officially deter
mined, were also mailed notices.
Several schools, not members OF
the league but who can become
members and enter the tournament
providing they join and register
on and before Saturday, were also
mailed announcements. They are;
Underwood, Dawson, Flasher
Hazelton and Carson.
Under a change in the tourna.
ment rules this year, all members
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
Sick Man
Refuses SIS
For Medicine

"Adlcrika is the only incidence
for. gas on the stomach. never
had SO much relief from any medi-
cine ! ever took, and would not
take $25 for the relief one bottle Of
Adlerika gave me."-H. L. Hicks.
Adlerika gives the system a
REAL cleansing and brings out old
poisons which may have caused
trouble for long time. Unlike
most medicines, it acts upon BOTH
upper and lower bowels. Just one
spoonful relieves GAS and takes
away that full, bloated feeling 50
that you can eat better and sleep
better. Even II bowels move daily.
Adlerika brings out much addition
81 poison which you never thought
was in your system and which
caused SOUR. gassy stomach. ner-
vousness. sleeplessness, headache.
No matter what you have tried for
your stomach and bowels, Adlcrika
will surprise you. At Hutchinson's.
and other leading druggists
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity
D. A. r. Plans For
National Convention
at Meeting Monday

Mrs. J. L. Bowers was hostess
to the Mandan Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, Mon
day afternoon in her home, 211
Fourth avenue northwest. An inn
portant feature of the business
session was the selection of dele
gates to the national meeting ir
Washington, D. C. Mrs. r. w.
SINNERS, regent, will attend il pos
sible, Mrs. J. L. Bowers, Mrs. w.
H. Stutznlan and Mrs. r. A. Coun-
tryman being selected as alter
mates.
The program of the afternoon
included an interesting paper by
Mrs. j. w. Stewart on Historical
Spots of South Dakota" At the
conclusion of the afternoon the
hostess served luncheon.
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s'The Studio"
Lucas Block Phone l21
Bismarck, North Dakota
A Real Office Training
School

Our students are steadily GO
ing into positions. For eight
years ! have been training Sec i
retaries and Stenographers iussl
Bismarck. From one to five Or
my former students are EMS
ployed in almost every officG'
in Bismarck and Mandan. Many
others are scattered from New
York to the Pacific coast.
Miss Emma Trygg came to
US from q school near Chicago.
Miss Trygg was . very diligent
student and studied early and
late. She completed a Secre-
tarial Course in just FOUR
MONTHS and the next day
wsnt to work for the Bell Tele.
phone company.
Miss Anna Davis was a very
bright student Of the Bismarck
High (class Of '26). Miss Da-,
Wis completed her Secretarial
Course in just FIVE MONTHS
and left the next day for Ash
ley, North Dakota, to accept a
position in an attorneys office.
Miss Martha Kruesel came to
US from . business college in
Spokane. Positions were very
scarce in the northwest. After
g few weeks review, Miss
kruesel was sent to the Mis-
souri, Valley Wholesale Grocery
Co. Of Mandan, North Dakota,
IS bill clerk.
And 20 with many Others.
You would be surprised to learn
how many Of my former stu
dents are now earning from
$500 to $500 = year in sal
aries. A Commercial Educa-
ton peys well.
We have room tor only . few
morn. Il You want the train
ing end positions that we can
give give you You should come to "
Reasonable tuition rates, in
tensiv personal instruction,
new equipment, makes our
schoot the most desirable TO IT.
tsnd. Write Or eau On u Tor
ip3orlh ation.
n, =. Principal
l4IEnIQs
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MQndQn NeUs

OF the high school league in this
district will be permitted to enter
directly into the district tourna-
ment, provided not more than 16
teams register.
Because of the fact that this is
improbable, no plans have been
made to hold more than the one
final tournament. However, if
more than IL teams enter, the play
may be begun on Thursday eve
ming. Definite announcement is to
be made as soon as the entries have
been received.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
Devils Lake Court
Term Begins Today

Devils Lake, N. D., Jan. 1l.--(R9-.
u number Of cases involving violation
Of the Volstead act and four civil
cases will be tried at the January
term Of federal court, with Judge
Andrew Miller presiding, which OPP
ened in this city today. Several Of
the defendants are Indians from the
Fort Berthold reservation, charged
with bringing Intoxicating liquor on
u the reservation, all Of whom plead
ed not guilty when arraigncd this
Mofning. .tna ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
BANDITS KILL
ALL PEOPLE IN
CHINESE TOWN
Some R0rned to Death, 9th
erS Shot, Young Children
Pulled to Pieces

London, Jan. 1l.--LP)--A Reuter-
dispatch from Peking says that mes
sages were received today from
Shantung, stating that all the in
habitants of Wxnchihpao, totaling
1000, have been massacred by bandits.
The message adds that the villagers
OF Wangchihpao. so miles west Of
the birthplace of Confucius, at Chufu,
actively opposed the bandits, who
awaited achievements, after which
they surrounded and set fire to the
village, Strengthening the inhabitants,
irrespective Of age or sex.
Some persons are said to have been
burned to death in their homes; 9TH
ers were shot attempting to escape,
while young children literally were
pulled to pieces.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
Many Legislators
at KiWanis Meet

s. w. COrwin was chairman of the
dry ut the Kiwanis luncheon held in
the club rooms this noon and intro
duced number Of legislators who
Attended the gathering.
i. =. Wenzel, member of the work
mems compensation bureau, was the
principal speaker at today's meeting,
giving an interesting talk on the bu-
lreau's rate schedule and expressing
his approval Of the proposed senate
Investigation. His remarks appear
In full elsewhere in today's issue of
the Tribune.
| Present were John Carr Of James
town, speaker Of the house; Lieut..
lCov. Walter Maddox: J. L. Thomp-
js0n and Lynn Sperry Of the house
nFom Burleigh county; D. L. Peters,
tne1nber from Pierce county; Senator
Benson Of Rolette county;
8enator r. J. Murray Of Walsh coun-
W Representatives. J. A. Jardine and
w. Fowler Of Cass county; Sem
33ek1: Representative s. D. Adams
B. k1napeon, Edwin Traynor Of Ramsey
Gwnty: Ralph Grove and L. n. Han
~ ~ Fargo. and Frank Snyder Of
o9rck.
= Daouncement was made Of the ac-
tonee Of Associate Justice A. G..
S<t - = member.
- girls from the high school
elob, under the direction Of 9. p.
n, sang two songs: "Let the
ol ~ world CO ~" and "Just
8ntyins.v The girls were Marion
E Et1a LsatheTs, Evelyn Jacob
Ky sannona DnoppIe and were
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
Saturn Will Soon
Become Movie Star

Chicago, Jan. l1.--(P)-Saturn be-
comes movie star January %.
Six astronomers, operating a spe-
cially constructed 2O-ton movie cam
era, will film Saturn and his rings
from Yerkes Observatory. The man
in-the-moon also will have a role in
this drama of the sky.
The handle will start turning about
1858 a. M, when Saturn Jugs himself
and his rings into eclipse behind the
moon. The eclipse will last IS min
utes. and all that takes place during
that time will be recorded on cellu-
loid. The film will be exhibited be-
fore scientific bodies.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
LORAN-BENDER

The wedding of Miss Katharine
Loran Of Mandan and Eramus c..
Bender of st. Anthony was solemn
lied Monday morning at 8 o'clock
with a nuptial mass at st. Jo-
seph's church, Rev. Father Paul
officiating. Miss Ida Deschandt
and John Froelich attended the
couple. A wedding breakfast at
the home of the brides brother,
Joseph Dietrich, followed the cere-
mony. The couple will make their
home in st. Anthony.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
D0ings in Congress
(By Associated Pressl


Attaching two amendments
which Senator Capper, Republican,
Kansas, said would practically null
lily the measure, the senate agri-
culture committee voted today to
approve the Capper bill to bring
certain private stockyards under
jurisdiction Of packers and stock
yards act.
The senate today called on the
treasury for a full report of the
activities and expenditures of "un-
dercover" agents Of the prohibi-
ton unit.
After a call at the white house
today, Chairman Smell Of the house
rules committee said that efforts
would be made at this session of
congress to pass final legislation
on the Boulder Dam project, the
McFadden banking bill and the ra-
dio control bill. Mr.. Smell thought
there would be no tariff ior tax
legislation at this session and that
II congress continued authorizing
new appropriations there would be
no treasury surplus with which to
effect tax revision.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
GUN CLUB OFFICERS

j. NJ. Hanley was chosen presi-
dent of the Mandan Gun club at
the annual meeting Saturday eve
ming at the Lewis and Clark hotel.
Other officers are j. A. Thinner
man, vice president; j. I. Rovig,
secretary treasurer; DR.. B. s.
Nickerson, field captain. About 80
members were in attendance. The
state tournament will be held in
Mandan in July.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
Population Panic
Stricken BY Quake

Lisbon, Jan. 1l.-NLThe popula-
ton of the city Of Coimbra and
smaller towns In the province Of
Beira today fled into the streets and
fields, panic stricken by an earth
quake and subterranean rumbles
which lasted for three seconds.
The quake was felt with special
severity about Coimbra.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
VISITORS LEAVE

Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS Jasperson
have returned to their home in
Taylor after q weekend visit in
the city, guests Of their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Schroeder.
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.FORTNIGHTLY CLUB TO MEET
The Fortnightly club will meet to-
morrow afternoon 1t the home Of
Mrs. E. B. Cox on West Thayer.
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TO ENTERTAIN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY

Mrs. r. M. Welsh and Mrs. Ed
Morck will entertain the Presby-
terrain Missionary society Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Welsh.
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RETURN FROM SPOKANE
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Schmidt and
children returned Sunday from
Spokane where they have been Wis
ting relatives for several weeks.
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CIRCUS LOVE

$50 the snake charmer married the
contortionist :" asked the lion tanner.
eyes," returned the clown. "She
wanted man she could wrap around
her fingcr."-Orangc Judd Farmer.
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GOES TO ALABAMA
Adam Werner left this morning for
Mobile. Ala. whore he will visit
friends.
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SERVICE HELD FOR ROMER

SERVICE HELD FOR ROMER
Tribute was paid to Nels Fl.
Romer, former exalted ruler Of the
Mandan Elks, by his brother men,
ibers at q special service in his
memory last evening. Louis Con-
molly, present exalted ruler, pre-
sided.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
Commissioning

!. E. J. Taylor IL ! patient At the Bis
valescing from IN operation.
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CnNcERT pnSTpONEn

The concert Of Madam Bailey APP
selbeck and William McPhail, which
was to have been given here under
the auspices Of the Thursday Musical
club, has been postponed until q
further date which will be announced
later.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
VIgITS HERS
MOTHCRS CLUB 70 MEET

Miss Dolores DYummond Of Wash
burn visited In Bismarck over tn
weekend. the guest Of friends.
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of the same level Of so pounds per
square inch.
Nearly three miles of water
main and % fire hydrants are in
cluded in the proposed project.
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VISIT HOTEL

r. K. Keller and w. E. Boyd Of
Portland, Ore, pnoprietors Of the
Lewis and Clark hotel, are spDad-
ing a few days in the city on bust
ness.
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Social and
Personal
ODD FELLOWS TO MEET

All members of Capitol City Lodge,
No. 2, I. O. O. F., all visiting members.
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows, are
especially urged to attend the public
installation Of officers this evening
at $3.50. The regular meeting will
be held at 1880.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11
SURPRISE PARTY

Mrs. Frank Haider, Jr., was hon.
or guest at surprise party given
Saturday evening ! ct her home
south Of Mandan.
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RETURNS FROM JAMESTOWN
Miss Alice Long has returned from
Jamestown where she has been visit
ing friends.
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To CT.ENnrVE


William Cummins has 9one to
Glendive for q short business visit.
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CIirsT nr SIsrER

Miss Theresa Weiss Of New Salem
was the weekend guest Of her sister,
Mrs. w. E. Purfeerst.
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HERE FROM ASHLEY
hrs. E. s. Carr Of Ashley is spend.
ing several days in Bismarck on bust
ness.
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The Progressive Mothers club will
meet this evening 1t 3 o'clock ct the
home Of Mrs. Harris Brooks.
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HERE on RI1aINCSS

Floyd Lyons Of Garrison il spend
ing q few days in the city transact
ing business.
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ACCEPTS POSITION
Mrs. NJ. Mellow has accepted q po-
sition at the Bank Of North Dakota.
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FROM NEW SALEM
Paul Schwats Of New Salem spent
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TO MEET
The Bismarck Hospital Alumni
Association will hold it, regular
meeting tonight 1t 8 o'clock in the
reception room Of the nurses home.
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APPENDICITIS OPERATION

APPENDICITIS VFEKATION
Miss Wilma Kimbcrton Of 221.
Third street was taken to the st.
Alexius hospital Monday morning to
undergo an operation for Appendix
citis.
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the weekend in Bismarck, the guest
of friends.
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A GOOD ROUND SLEEP

WVVO WVONU SLEEF
Marriott: When ] woke up this
morning I found the bedclothcs
wound tightly around me.
Margaretson: Well, you must have
slept like q top.-Answers, London.
The estimated population Of Cam
ada 10 $3.50, 200. There are 1O3 men
to every 100 women.
Evening star., 1927-03-16
Convenient Terms

The convenience of our Extended Payment
Plan is offered to those who prefer not
to make the entire expenditure at one time.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
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staged by Miss Wills since she was
forced out of nearly all championship
competition by her illness of last
year.
COchet Sent Five Sets.
The mems Wimbledon title was
taken by Henri Cochet, conqueror of
William r. Tilden. His victory over
Jean Borotra, another of the French
three nusketeers," was five-set
uphill struggle similar to the semi
final match of Thursday. in which he
eliminated the former American
champion. The score was d. 4-6,
6-3, Cd. rs.
1t was dismal day and rain was
always threatening. The attendants
waited until the last minute before
Miss Wills and Senorita de Alvarez
started play to remove the huge tar
pauln from the playing surface.
From the start of the match Miss
Wills set up terrific pace and at no
time was the outcome in doubt. The
senorita drew level in the second set
and made desperate but vain at
tempt to avoid defeat. But with the
relentlessness of fate the American
star drew ahead to win. Speed Of
stroke triumphed over speed of foot.
Cool and collected American tempera-
ment crushed sparkling latin spirit.
Helen Called Greatest.
Miss Wills won because, the ex-
perts say, she is just now the greatest
woman player in the world, amateur
or professional. This does not ex.
Clude Suzanne Lenglen.
Cochet lived up to his reputation as
'the greatest five-set player in the
| world" by dethroning Borotra, the
1926 Wimbledon champion, after
being down two sets.
His progress through the last three
rounds of the tournament was sue
cession of five.set victories after
trailing two sets to none. Francis L.
Hunter. Tilden and Borotra all tasted
the degree of defeat when victory
seemed in their grasp.
He is tough little man." Tilden
remarked as he watched Cochet stol-
idly fight back against Borotra in the
fifth set when six times within point
of defeat. "How can you beat man
like that?"
The turn in the women's singles
match came in the eighth game
of the second set, when the Spanish
girl was leading 4-3. She put up
brilliant but exhausting rally in her
bid for the ninth game, but failed.
Distress was written all over her ex-
pressive features as Helen time and
again crashed terrific drives to her
backhand. which is reputed to be the
strongest feature Of her game. Helen
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44O.OVER.TIMBERS MARK
SLOWERED | 3.5 SECONDS
Former Fordham Stars Time Betters NOrton's Made
in 192O-Century Record Tied i'm A. A. U. Meet
That Is Won by Illinois A. c. Team.

mile and twice dropped in his tracks
from pain. He was forced to quit
after running two more laps.
His courageous effort brought the
crowd of 10000 to it's feet cheering.
1OO-yard dash-Won by Borah. Hollywood
Locke. Nebraska third: seholz. New York
A. c., fourth. Time. 0;09%. Ties world
2aO-yard dash-won by Borah. Hollywood
Cincinnati A. c.. third: .scholz. New York
lao-y ES%I'I high R"rdies1won by Werner
Illinois A. G.: Leistner, olynlric Clun. saA
third: Wells e' Boston H 4. E. fourth ' Time.
OILS tiles the national A. A; U record;
Los Hnsees 'o 4, G.; hei.tnsr. OLYMPIC club
G. third; Guthrie. Illinois A. C., fourth.
aao-yard dash-won by Phillips. Illinois
SON u Hynes Penvsr G. second S: yer
A. e: fourth. Time. . 40 *
4iO;yard hurdles--won by Gibson; Bloom
!; G, third: Grgn,ble, ,Hollywood, 4: q:
former record made by J; X. Norton of STAN
os sv.t , FWon BY coDssr c Ii.Gi'
ANGLE Angeles 4 G. third Tibbets' Boston A. A.
sso-yard run-Won by Watson. Illinois
Snd: Dodge, illinois 4 g. third: swinbgrs.
Tiles national A. a. Z. meet .reeordi 90 %
ss,mile cry, rgnP won bE Ritols Finnish:
wood A. 6. fourth. Time, So:4ssS New
1tPpl made IffSF d. toI Haskell 5f'G inds Of
York e Ens Pot, by H Pa R Nsy
more. second: Weiss, Newark A. C.. third:
Fsekette:, Los Angeles A. C.. fourth. Time.
Hish iump-won by Kl9F. Olympic Club,
second Osborne Illinois A. C.. 8 feet s
inch, third Hedges. New York A. C.. feet
Broad iump-won by Hubbard unsttsch-
SO. To- 10 feet e inches: Jones' Illinois. A. G.
Aoyvood ief5 fe sRens i ,@l6e i SsStts
New National A, A: 2: record; former rec;
ora ,o Of p feet IA inches made By Hubbard
Hop. step and iump--won by Casey, Los
Los Ansees 4. G., 4s feet. OF " inches .n see.
end; Patton. Los Angeles A. C.. AZ feet *
inches s third Christofferson. Illinois A. C..
wood ssy.n TSs iss BY 1 MssoT ESg
kaS;ss !iS f: reg ssIa nues
@ lin 1nesco + effs esn:s nd
feet 9 inches third: Hoffman. Olympic Club,
San Francisco. 141 feet 1 inch. fourth:
City c. As feet inches: Holman hs N oym
pic Club; San Francisco. AZ feet 8 inches
second; Krenz. Olympia Club. ~ feet -
sity. ~ feet 1 4 inches. fourth.
Hammer throw--Won by Merchant. Olym-
Gwinn. Illinois A. C.. i63 feet ii Z inches,
SECOND; Linn, Pittsburgh 4; A.. 15s feet y
I5s feet i1H jSeS Srs'f Fourth w lOrk A. u
62-pound weight-Won by Mcdonald. New
New eTE York feet nfih nebes M seaona
Norton; Illinois A.. c.. 80 feet "a inches,
third: Merchant. Olympic Club, San Francis
co. 29 feet 8 "a inches. fourth.
Pole yault-Won by Barnes. Hollywood
A. g., IL feet: Robusch. Pittsburgh A. A.,
second: Wirsig. Nebraska. third: Myers Chi
cago A. A.. fourth. 1.-THE last three leaped
IL feet inches each)