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GUARD MINING TOWNS

WASHINGTON, Sept. p. R- Mexican Federal troops arrived at the Mexican mining towns of Amparo, Piedrabola and Etzatlan where there had been trouble between Americans and Mexican laborers, with orders to disarm everybody. A report of this action announced by the Department of State as received from the Amerf- can Vice Consul in Guadalajara, Joseph c. Satterthwaite. t A
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Join Urbach's circulating library Fifteen cents to read late book.
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Chocolate and vanilla ice cream. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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Seattle chocolate and vanilla ice cream. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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MAKING TRIP TO PARIS

PARIS, Feb. 15. (P-Count Salm hopes to win back the affections of his wife the former Millicent Rogers heiress to the Rogers standard oil millions. This was made known here yesterday when the Count admitted that he was making the trip to France for the sole purpose to try for the last time to affect a complete reunion.
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MYSTERY 0F MISSING PROHIBITION AGENT
 FINALLY CLEARED UP

SAN FRANSICCO, Feb. 15. (P- The mystery surrounding the disap- pearance of Elton McMahon, prohi. bition agent, was solved yesterday which he was driving plunged over a pier into the bay. A young physician, who was with McMahon, was able to swim ashore, but had kept silent re- garding the accident in the hopes that the agent might have been able to get ashore. It now appears that he did not.
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BRITISH WAR VESSELS
 ORDERED ID LISBON

GIBRALTAR, Feb. 15. P)-Three British war vessels have been ordered to proceed to Lisbon and Oporto to protect British interests in Portugal in the event that the revolt now in progress there should menace them The cruiser Cumunus has been order ed to leave for Lisbon this afternoon, while the destroyers Windsor and Westminster have been ordered to Oporto.
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NAVY SLOGAN CHANGED
 JOIN AND SEE MOVIES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15. P- American youths who have felt the urge to become "Gobs" and see the world"Thru the Port Holes" now have an added inducment to join the Navy and See the Movies" The Navy claims it has become one of the largest motion picture distribu- tors in the world. It has 100 con- plete eight reel programs in duplicate and 5000 short reels.
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The big crane which will have the task of unloading the Mikado locomo- tives from the freighter Tanana, due in port the latter part of the week, ar rived from up the line last night.
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SHIRLEY MASON MARRIES

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15. (P-Shir- ley Mason, motion picture star and widow of the late Bernard Burning, film director, became the bride of Sid ney Langfeld, director and write, at a surprise wedding at the home of the brides mother.
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BIG BREWERY RAlDED

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15. .(P-A brewery running on a pre-prohibition scale was raided by dry agents yester- day. Nearly 16,OO0 gallons of the real alcoholic beer was found.
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STILL LOVES H|s WIFE,
 HOPES WIN HER. BACK

HAVRE, France, Feb. 15. P)- 'I still love my wife, but her par ents made matrimonial happiness for us impossible" declared Count Salm, the husband of the former Millicent Rogers, when he disembarked from the S. s. F rance yesterday.
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GARDNER TRIES TO ESCAPE

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 15. (P)-Roy Gardner, mail bandit, made futile attempt to escape from the Federal penitentiary here where he is now held in solitary confinement
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RUSSIAN STEAMER SINKS

BUCHAREST, Feb 15. (P)-The Russian steamer Batushiov is reported to have sunk in the Black sea with the loss of the crew of 45 and 40 passen- gers.
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Reports from Anchorage say a se- were windstrom struck that town yes terday blowing down signs and oth- erwise inf1icting small damage.
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Nine cans Carnation milk for $1.00. Seward Trading company.
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Incense and Incense Burners. Schal- lerer's Alaska Shop.
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Mail from Seldovia arrived in Sew ard last evening on the fishing boat Hazel.
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YOUNGSTERS MARRIED STAND OFF MINISTER
 FOR KIND SERVICES

BERKELEY, Calif., Feb. 15.(P)- Two young Berkleyites, the youth 17 and the girl year younger, decided to be married. They spent $2 for a li- cense, then when the justice of the peace had been aroused and tied the knot he was presented with one silver dollar. The justice explained that the fee was $500, but the youth said he only had $1.0O, andwould mail the re- maining $4.OO later. When the pa rents found out about the ceremony they chorused that an annulment would be forthcoming and not on the instalment plan.
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Schrunl!ck

Mr.. and Mrs. X. 6. Marchant were
in Wing Tuesday.
Ted Nolan was in Wing after coal
Wednesday.
Johnnie and Emanuel F0de stayed
overnight with their friend Leroy
Marchant Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metz went to Mandan
on Friday evening to spend Satur.
day and Sunday with his folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fode visited
with the James Walter family on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrss. John Kuk were in
Lincoln Valley visiting his folks from
Friday until Saturday evening.
Jake Crowse and family visited a
the Jake Wentz home on Saturday
afternoon.
The dance at the Herman Seilinge,
home on. Monday night was well 1T
tended and enjoyed by all.
The Jake Wentz family visited q!
the Steve Bachar homswsn Friday
evening. '-e,ss,as
Marcella and Andrew Meters Wis
tied ut the VIM. Ryan home on Sum
oa Mr. and Mira. Carl johnson an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake ,Wentz visited q
the Steve Bachar home Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson Wis
tied at Jim Novy's Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Novy visited at Chas
Kranaske's Sunday, afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Snider ant
family visited at the Steve Bachar'
home Sunday afternoon.
D. F. Mcclellan Of Bismafck spen
Sunday at home in Florence LAX
township. -
Thomas Ryan visited Anton Nov,
on Sunday afternoon.
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CALLAHAN TO
MEET DIV0DI
THIS EVENING
Junior Welterweight Cham
picn to Tackle n. Y. Young
ster in 12.rOund Bout

New York, March 14-(P-Mushy
Callahan of Los Angeles, recognized
as junior welterweight champion in
all states but New York. will tackle
Andy Divodi, sensational New York
youngster, in 12-round bout at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Although the men will box within
the class limit of 140 pounds, the
state boxing commission has refused
to accept the classification of the
match as title affair. A diamond
studded belt, emblematic of the
championship and valued at $1,000,
rests in Richards safe, an additional
prize for the winner. Disposal Of the
trophy probably will await further
action of the commission.
Divodi, clever boxer and smart
ring general is slight favorite. He
has yet to lose bout in az fights
as a professional. The training
workouts Of Callahan, however, have
impressed local observers with his
punching power and stamina. Gala
han won the title from it's first hold
er, Pinkey Mitchell of Milwaukee.
Two supporting bouts of 10 rounds
each bring together four weller
weight contenders. X. o. Eddie Rob-
erts Of Tacoma, Wash, who jumped
to the fore with quick knockout
victory over Joe Dundee, will trade
belts with Sammy Baker, soldier
slugger from Mitchell Field. Clyde
Hull, Dallas youth who recently
floored and defeated Champion Pete
Latzo in a match in which the title
was not at stake, will engage Billy
Leonard of Syracuse, N. Y.
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Edgern0nt

Edward Schatz went over to Nels
PetersOn's Tuesday evening. He is
helping Mr.. Peterson clean grain for
seed.
Sarah and Gus Schatz, Albert And
crson, Inga and Laurits Adams, Es-
Their and Eddie johnson are busy
practicing a dialogue to be present
cd at the p. T. A. meeting.
Adolph Bender and Albert Zelmer
were at Carl Schatz' Tuesday after
noon.
this week.
Emanuel, Bonnie and Susie Schatz
visited their uncle, Karl Schatz, Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh and chill
dren and Ed Schatz visited at the
Jake Stroh home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Combs Wednesday
afternoon. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Combs
have been quite i'll, but are some
what better at this writing.
Charles Schatz visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Schatz, Sunday.
Charles is attending high school at
McCluskey.
Myrtle brown and Viola Schaeffer
are i'll and absent from school this
week.
A meeting of the P. T. A. was held
Friday evening. The affair was
most enjoyable.
Mrs. Akerlund has her husbands
relatives from Canada as guests this
week.
Johns Lake p. T. A. and basket
social will be held Friday ut school
No. 2.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Meland and Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Van Vleet Saturday
evening. Luncheon was served ~
midnight.
i A number Of young folks spent Q
social evening at Mrs. Ennis home
Saturday.
Faunce Lybcn and family and two
school teachers, who reside with
them, spent the weekend In Bis
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schaeffer re.
turned Tuesday evening from Steele
inter spending the day there.
Mrs VIM. Van vlcct entertained
Mrs. Ankrum and Mrs. Carl Meland
ne a coffee patty Thursday afternoon
Mrs, J. Wright was In Bismarck
Friday having dental work done. She
returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Omodt and Elsie
Meyer called on Mrs. Joe Gertz Sun
-" Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Hillerson, &C.
companied by Dorothy johnson and
Doris Ticc, motored to bismarck Sat
urday.
A wedding supper was given We'd
nesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kuck in honor Of their son and
daughter. in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
iKuck, who left for New Rockford
Thursday.
|Gress from Driscoll to Steele Tues
day.
Mrs. NJ. Koessel and son, George
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs
Roy Cotton.
Otto Koessel, Of Marion, N. D., is
Visiting his brother, Martin Koessel
Mrs. Al Chaplin entertained mum.
Der of ladies at an afternoon lunch
Friday. Among the guests were Mrs
C. A. Swanson, Mrs. William Meyer
and Mrs. Lawrence Hull.
Miss Agnes Meland, assisted by he'
mother, Mrs. H. A. Meland, enter.
tanned at a progressive whist party
Wednesday evening. Six tables were
in play. First prizes were won BY
Miss Helen Thomas and Henry Ped.
erson and consolation prizes by Miss
Cordelia Jordan and Leonard Peder.
son.
A surprise party was given on AL.
den Lewis in honor of his birthday
Friday. Games and other amuse.
ments were in order.
Members of the home talent play
i nyCS Va AVNVS w VA PASoSAASSN
March rs, are busy rehearsing at the
schoolhouse.
Miss Della Olson entertained al
cards Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harry Olson returned Sunday
from Bismarck with her two babies.
| SCHOOL NOTES
| intermediate Grades
Last Friday concluded the sixth
month Of the school term. Eighteen
pupils had perfect attendance fo,
the month.
Rev. Foss visited our school Fri
day.
The following pupils were absent
during the past week: Vernon Arne.
son, Norris and Hilda Stenstadvold
Huber Jordan and Norman johnson
High School
The Misses Vivian Schaeffer anG
Doris Tice spent Wednesday evening
with Stella Stenstadvold.
Mildred Stewart is staying with
Alice Olson while Alice's mother j:
visiting in Oregon.
A number of High school student:
attended the skating party Frida,
evening.
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BIG LEAGUE
CLUBS WORTH
SO MILLION
Value of Various Baseball Or
CARNATIONS Has Risen
Steadily, Says Rupert

New York, March 14-(R)-The
value Of major league baseball clubs
is S50,000,000 in the opinion Of
Colonel Jacob Rupert, owner Of .he
New York Yankees.
With Colonel I. L. Huston, Rup-
pert bought the Yankees for $26O,OOO
in 1915. when the club was by no
means the lowest quoted on the base
ball exchange. The value of none Of
the seven organizations in the Amer
lean League at that time was over
81 100000 he thought. National
League values were slightly higher.
Now American League clubs are
worth total of s25,O00,000, Rupert
said. and the National League has
the same value. Babe Ruth alone
will represent an investment of
100000 by the Yankee management
when he has completed his three-ycar
contract calling for annual pay Of
$4,000. The Ruth figure included
purchase price and salary payments,
he said.
Baseball has attracted a better
class of players" Rupert says,
There are not many roughnecks left
in the big leagues. The average in
telligence is greater. Cleaner base
ball has done much to increase the
crowds and especially the interest
| among women.
1.-THE so-called scandal involving
. Cobb and Speaker proved that base
. bal! cannot afford to be anything but
honest And it IS honest-right to
the core" |
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ward. called at Seymour Arpeson's

Howard, called at Seymour Arpeson's
Ole spilde and son, Knut, motorcd
60 Driscoll Saturday.
A fairly large crowd attended the
services held at the church Sunday
afternoon. There will be Norwegian
services again Sunday, March 10th, at
Alfred Arncson, Ed. Nygaard and
J. o. Rise motored to Regain Satur-
MIR. and Mrs. S. Brenden and son,
Howard. motored to Driscol Mon
day, Mrs. Brenden going to Hismarck,
to consult doctor.
Clara Rise spent Thursday night
with Alice Arneson.
Alfred Arneson and Ed Nygaard
motored to Steele Monday morning,
the latter taking the flier to DICK
inson.
A number from this vicinity were
out rabbit hunting Sunday. A very
successf,i hunt was held in which
about 1000 rabbits were killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and
Miss Dotty motored to Driscoll Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Alfred Arneson, daughter,
Alice, and Sybil Strandness visited
at Seymour Arneson's Sunday even
ing
Hans Hanson, daughters, Marion
and Ruth and Miss Bird motored to
Arena Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Rise, sons.
Arthur, Ernest and Irwin spent Sun.
day evening at the p. H.. Kluksdahl
home.
John Rirkeland. who has spent the
past week visiting his daughter.
Mrs. Pardon, at Eldridge, returned
Saturday. :,
Art Bjorhus motored to Driscoll
Saturday.
Ross Kerr motored to Driscoll Sat-
urday.
Ole Spilde and family spent Fri
day evening at the Fritz Hagen home.
The Zion Luther League meets at
NJ. A. Liens next Sunday, March ID.
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Steiber

Dclbcrt Olson arrived in Regain
Saturday from Bismarck, where he
had been serving on the jury.
Catherine Doyle attended the p. T. A.
meeting at the Center schoolhouse in
Estherville township Friday evening.
Andy Garnes Jr., was q weekend
visitor at the Olson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dimond were
callers at the G. L. Malone home
Thursday.
Richard and Lawrence Adams were
callers at the William Hickel. home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Olson and Mr..
and Mrs. John Carlson and cAildrcn
spent Tuesday evening at the G. L.
Malone home.
|, A large crowd turned out Sunday
to the rabbit drive, 313 rabbits being
killed. Mrs. Julius Olson, Mrs. John
Carlson and Mrs. &. l.. Malone serv-
ed coffee and sandwiches to the men
during the afternoon.
Fred Bergquist was passenger
with the mail carrier Saturday.
w. S. Oder was a business visitor
In Regain Friday.
The Misses Catherine and Mary
Doyle spent Saturday and Sunday at
the William Hickel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Olson were
calling on friends in Regain Wednes-
day evening.
i. c. and Otto Uhdc spent Thurs
day evening at the John Carlson
home.
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Regain

The Ladies Auxiliary will meet at
the home .of Mrs. A. H. Lundberg,
Thursday, March 10.
Mr.. E Miesen, County Agent of
Burleigh county was Regain caller
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Westerman
were Bismarck callers Friday.
Jim Grambling transacted bust
ness in Bismarck this week.
j. O. Rise Of Arena was Regain
shopper Saturday.
Miss Mabel Knudson was a Bis
marck caller Monday.
Mrs. A. H. Lundberg visited with
her mother Friday.
Mrs. Ole Void stopped in Regain on
her way to Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Tourtlotte were
Bismarck callers Friday.
The rabbit drive held north OF
town was q great success Sunday,
the boys succeeding in getting 3l3
Next Sunday they, plan on having
one south OF town.
Mrs. H. Dimond and Mrs. A. H
LundberR were visitors ut the Wilson
home this week.
Mrs. G. E. Brenpeise was Gale,
at the Andrew Fisher home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Krause visited
at the N. C.. Arndt home recently.
A. L. Garness transacted bushes:
in Bismarck this week.
John Wilson and Jake Penner at
tended the dance in futile Frida,
night. -
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Urbach wer'
Bismarck callers lately.
Otto Uhde, Fred Urbach and OIL
iAune were Bismarck business call
ers last week, going down in regart
to business for the cabin that is be
ing built by the American Legion.
4 The many friends Of Teddy Ehne
were sorry to hear of his misfortune
in breaking his leg. He was takel
to DR.. Thelan's at Wilton where h
secured prompt attention.
Clyde Rhoades and daughter wer
visitors here last week.
Herman Sundstrom. we'll known j
this community, having clerked i
the A. H. Lundberg store for while
and who is now travelling for Mar
| tin and Wolfe of Minneapolis, visit
old friends and relatives las
week. R t
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Spetin Of Wilton wer
] visitors here recently. !.
Hernicc Rhines spent the week
7 end with her sister, Mrs. Roy Nc
Cullough. ,st
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H. A. Mccullough was caller in
Wilton Wednesday.
Edgar Thompson and Elmer Will
liams were business callers in Will
ton Wednesday.
A number Of local folks went to
Wilton Wednesday, March End, to
visit the special seed train and the
entertainment in the Grand thcater.
There were special prizes and other
features Of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Morris were
business shoppers in Bismarck
i1 II. q. Mccullough was shopper in
Wilton Friday. He was accompanied
home by his daughters Elsie and
Aldy, who attend school there.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
meet at the Gust Anderson home
Thursday afternoon.
+. F. Morris and SON Donald and
Levi Anderson attended the rabbit
drive in Cromwell township Friday.
Wallace Anderson was a caller IN
Still Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Dclong, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Simon and Mrs. Frank
Rocker were visitors at the I. r.
Morris home Monday.
Walter Spangbcrg, transacted bust
ness in Wilton Saturday.
v. L. Anderson and Alfred VOllan
were recent callers in Wilton.
Edgar Thompson was caller in
Baldwin Saturday. N
The Ecklund rabbit drive held Sum
day was largely attended and quite
successful. About 157 rabbits were
shot. Joe Sorch, Sr:, furnished the
lunch. Another drive in the same
township is planned for next Sunday.
Edwin Speten visited With Clarence
Anderson Sunday.
+. 6. johnson. who is working
for Will Backman of Ghylin town
ship, visited over Sunday at his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson
were Sunday visitors ut the Philip
Monroe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stolz were dinner
guests at the Elmer Williams home
Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Anderson visited
with Mrs. John Yollcn Sunday.
Arvid Johnson and Gerald Morris
visited with Gordon Williams Sun
day.
| Wallace, Bonnie and Lave Ander-
son and Donald Morris were visitors
at the Albert Moline home Saturday
evening.
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Mckenzie

:" Mrs. p. P. Bliss entertained the
Ladies Aid Wednesday.
Word was received last Sunday
evening Of the death of the five
months-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Coons. Death was due to br0n.
chial pneumonia.
Two-hundred-fifty rabbits were
baggcd in Sundays rabbit hunt.
A truck load of rabbits passed
through town Wednesday from Ma.
pOle0n en- route to Bismarck.
Knute Hansen of Brittin trans
acted business here Tuesday.
Mrs. Belk is in Bismarck where SHE
is receiving treatment.
Lee Hamblin recently purchased .
John Deere tractor.
Russell Anderson returned from
Minneapolis last week.
Miss Frances Madland Of Wynd
mere spent the weekend here with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lawrence maitland m0tored K
Wyndmere Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Meyer enter
tanned the Whist Club Saturday even
ing.
Willis Belk spent Sunday here.
L. f. HcatOn returned from 81
Paul. to which point he accompanies
shipment Of horses.
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give the club quartet batting over
800 last year.
A stirring battle is being waged
by Elwood English, $4,000 young
stcr, and James Cooncy for shortstop
berth, with honors to date perhaps
slightly in favor Of the veteran be-
cause Of an injury to English. Should
the 19-ycar-old player, formerly with
Toledo, make the grade, Cooney will
be used for utility purposes. Charley
Grimm undoubtedly will hold forth
at first base, with big Senator" Toll
son his relief. For second, things
there too are a bit unsettled, with
Frank kerns, a BAT hitter from
Okmulgcc, Okla. clashing with vet
eran "Sparky" Adams for the key
stone honors.
Experience apparently will have
the call ut the "hot corner" where
the claim of Howard Freigau, with
the club several years, is being con-
tested by Harry Wilkc, Newcomer
from Ashcville. N. C., who batted
$50 last season.
Three Good Catchers
Mccarthy says the trio of season.
ed catchers on hand will capably care
for the receiving end. Miguel Gan
gales, Cuban, and Leo Hartnett are
the regular talent, with Jack Churry
relief man.
OF six candidates out for four va
cant berths on the pitching staff,
Mccarthy said it is hard work at this
time to state who are drawing the
lucky cards.
Mccarthy is banking upon Root.
Bush, Blake, Kaufman and Osborne,
right handlers, and Percy Lee Jones,
southpaw, to take their regular turns
on the mound. He believes Root has
improved over last summer.
Summarizing the Cubs prospects,
Mccarthy said he believes his second
year in the National will be cham
p;onship one.
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CHICAGO CUBS
BANK ON YOUTH
FOR VICTORY
Only 2 of the 80 in Training
Are Over 3O-Speed Is
Also Big Factor
(By Victor G. Sidlerl

Avalon, Santa Catalina Island,
Calf, March 14.-tP)-A club, veter-
an from the standpoint Of experience
but possessing the speed of youth,
will battle this season under the blue
and white standard Of the Chicago
Cubs.
Manager Joe Mccarthy points out
youth as one Of the outstanding char
acteristics of the aggregation he is
grooming here for the National
League pennant race.
In possessing perhaps the young
est club in the circuit---only two
men of the 80 now carried are over
3O-the Cub pilot says he will have
in addition to speed, factor that il
of great Importance, the punch and
enthusiasm Of youth.
As for experience, 10 wore Chicago
uniforms last season and many OF
them have sported them still longer
Six players are bidding for the
outfield posts. All will be retained
Quartet Of Sluggers
Hack Wilson, centerfielder, who
led the National League in home
runs-22 of them-last year: Cliff
Heathsstey right fielder, "Stsvfs'
6teDhenson, Floyd Scott and Joe
Kelly were with the club last season
Wilson, Webb, Stephenson and Kelly