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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
PAIRINGS FOR
DISTRICT MEET
ARE ANNOUNCED
Bismarck Draws Bye Until
Friday Evening, When De.
mons Play Washburn

Pairings of teams in the third dis
triet basketball tournament, to b,
held at Mandan next Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday were made this
morning at the state capitol here
when Governor A. G. Sorlie drew the
team names in the order they would
play.
Thirteen teams are entered In the
tournament: Mandan, Wilton
Wishek, McClusky, Garrison, New
Salem, Linton, Turtle Lake., Under
wood, Ashley, Napoleon, Bismarck
and Washburn.
The tournament will open Thurs
day night with games between Man
dan and Wishck, McClusky and Gar
rison, New Salem and Linton.
Friday morning, Turtle Lake. and
Underwood and Ashley and Napoleon
will play; Bismarck, Washburn and
Wilton drawing byes.
Friday afternoon, the winner Of
the Mandan-Wishek game will play
Wilton and the winner Of the Nc
Ciusky- Garrison game will play the
winner Of the New Salem-LiAton
game.
Friday evening. the winner of the
Turtle Lake Underwood game will
play the winner of the Ashley Napol.
con game and Bismarck will play
Washburn
Saturday morning. semi-fipals will
be held, with four teams battling for
a place in the finals. The finals will
be held Saturday evening. A conso-
lation game will be played at this
time.
Officials Of the tournament are II.
A. Mcleod Of jamestown and f. f..
Wyttenbach of Aberdeen, S. D. Su-
perintendent W. +. McClelland Of the
State Training School and J. C.
Gould, superintendent Of Mandan
schools, are in charge Of the tourney.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
Fights Last Night
(By The Associated Pressl

(By The Associated Press)
New York-Joe Salas, Los Angeles,
defeated Lew Hurley, Harley uO).
Tom Heeney, New Zealand, won from
Charley Anderson. Chicago (9).
George La Rocco, New York, defeated
Stanley Simmons, Pittsburgh (A.
Jack Higgins, Inwood, N. Y, knocked
out Marty Shapiro, East New York
60.
Tampa, Fla.-Tommy Freeman, Hot
Springs, Ark, knocke dout Arthuro
Shekels, Belgium co.. Julian Jim
Moran, Havana, defeated George Rus
sell. Philadelphia COY.
Toledo, Ohio.-"Gyp" Williams,
Toledo, knocked out frankie Speegel.
Milwaukee (10). -
San Francisco-Billy Alger. Phoe-
nix, ,Ariz., scored a technical knock
out over Jimmy Murray, Miami. Fla,
90. Dallas Battman, St. Paul, and
Walter Kick, San FranciSco, drew
a..
Baltimore-Kid Williams Knocked
out Jack Skinner. Washington. az.
New Orleans-Young Marullo, New
Orleans, beat "Caveman" Fisher,
syraeusss <lel.- =. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
y SPORTS e
PAULINE HAS
EASY WIN OVER
KNUTE HANSEN
yrenes WoOdchopper's
Bruising Attack Proves Too
Much For Wisconsin Dane

New York, Feb. 2s.-GP)- Pauline
tzcudun. most colorfui ring figure
since Louis Angel Firpo famed
across the American sport horizon,
was ready today for more worlds to
conquer in Tex Richards heavyweight
elimination tournament.
The Pyrenes woodchopper last
night swarmed all over knutc Han
sen, splendid physical specimen from
Wisconsin. Pauline dubbed and
hooked his way To 4 decisive con
quest after 10 stirring rounds IN
Madison Square Garden and proved
his right to further consideration IN
the series to decide Gene Tunney'S
challenger.
Making his New York debut. Paul
mo Instantly caught the favor of the
fans. and absorbed lot Of punches.
Up to the midway point. the Danes
advantages n weight. height and
reach were always in evidence. But
the assaults of the Spaniard then
took their toll.
With both eyes cut and half closed
and cheeks puffed, Pauline stormed
all over his willowy rival. It was a
bruising attack, all hooks and swings,
for the basque fighter apparently
knows nothing of straight punches.
Gong Saves Hansen
A right hand swing to the head
draped Hansen on the ropes in the
eighth. Punch after punch raned on
the Danes head and body but the
bell saved him from going down.
Pauline showed only crude
knowledge Of boxing, and almost no
defense. After the decision in his
favor, he completed his conquest Of
the crowd by turning somersaults in
the ring.
Over $4,000 paid admission to the
contest. The weights we're: Pauline
1876; Hansen 2G415
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
WILTON BEATS
GARRISON FOR
M'LEAN TITLE
Scores 10 TO Is Win 10 COP
Championship Washburn
Wins in Consolation

Washburn, N. D.. Feb. 26.-(Special
to the Tribune)-Defeating Garrison,
- to 76, last night, in a fast game
Wilton won the Mclean county bas-
ketball championship here.
At the same time, Washburn took
the consolation game from Butte
tDogden) by a 20 to 6 score.
The Wilton Garrison game was
hard-fought and the lead changed
hands several times. A crowd packed
the city auditorium to see the battle
for the title.
The individual summary:
Wilton: Polonsky, forward. five
points, one PERSONAL; S. Krush, for
ward, seven points, one personal;
Redington. center, eight points, one
personal; F. Krush, guard, four per-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
Delaney Underg0es
Operation For Blood
Poisoning in Arm

st. Paul, Feb. 26.-LP-Jimmy De-
laney, st. Paul, light heavyweight
boxer, was resting easily at st. Mary's
hospital today following an operation
for blood poisoning in his left arm,
Friday noon. DR.. Emil S. Geist, who
performed the operation, said the
condition of Delaney still was seri-
ous,- but the physician indicated that
the infection probably had been
checked and that the necessity for
another operation was not apparent.
Delaney, in a fight with Make
Rosenbloom in Cleveland February
IA splintered his left elbow, and in
lection developed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
Basketball

Michigan 30; Illinois 26.
south Dakota State 33; Morning
side 81 (overtime).
Des Moines University IS: South
Dakota University 10.
Hamline 20: st. Johns "a.
Concordia %; Gustavus Adolphus
Augsburg 81; Manchester II.
Winona Teachers 80; st. Cloud
Teachers 20.
Rochester Junior college II; Man
kato Teachers 10.
Mandan High school 80; Dickinson
High IL.
jamestown 33; Wahpeton II.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
SLOPE CAGERS
HOLD TOURNEY
ElGih. Thain, Carson, Flasher
Win Games Yesterday in
Meet at New Leipzig

New Leipzig. n. D., February Co.
Especial to the Tribune)-With ElGin
winning from New Leipzig; Thain
defeating Shields: Carson winning
over Rucyrus aud Flasher winning
froH Brisbane. the Slope district
consolidated school cage tournament
got under way here yesterday.
In the first game, played yester-
day afternoon. ElEin defeated New
Leipzig by II to 6 score, while
Thain defeated Shields. 60 to -, in
close game.
In the evening games, Carson won
from Bucyrus, IL to .. and Flasher
defeated Brisbane, 30 to IL.
Flasher defeated Carson this MORN
ing. Is to IS. and Elgin won from
Thaih. 22 70 u. The cham ionship
game will be played tonight ut
o'clock between Elein and Flasher.
Fred Luessen of the New Leipzig
public schools is in charge of the
tournament.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26

IdfttSs 6f the Sskte. conference 81 So
cfaf work considered plans for the.
fall meeting Of that organization
which will be held in Fargo. Al
though the date has not been fixed
il probably will be in September.
Members Of the program commit
tee, In addition to DR.. De Kleine; are
Judge A.. NJ. Christianson Of the su-
preriie court. W, F. McClelland, su-
perintendent of the state training
school at Mandan; Miss Helen Katen,
Bismarck, secretary Of the North
Dakota TgbeIeq ,s ; Sosisty' and md
child welfare bureau of the state
board Of administration.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
500 Athletes Enter
Illinois Carnival

Urbana, ILL.,, Feb. 26.-P)--More
than 800 athletes from 60 colleges,
universities and high schools in IL
q .ne 'no.s s eiay c a. NV me
Starting at 1880 p. IN. today will
be the matinee events Of the meet,
the alI-round championship, college
relays, high school relay and pre-
Eminaries in all special events.
II is tonight, however. that the
stellar performances are scheduled
the dashes, the distance runs and the
university relays. The final event
Of the program, which will be held in
the Illinois armory, is expected to be
finished two hours after the start
1hiet. .Mills be st z;21sf S=s..s
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26

Dickinson is not going 10 pat up "A
hard fight. The local cagers have
changed. markedly, since the last
Dickinson bismarck game and have
developed into smooth work ing
speedy outfit.
Dickinson. however. has also shown
improvement and can be expected to
work hard tor a repeat tonight
Maulc. speedy Midget center, will be
in the lineup ara will be a constant
threat TO the Demons. Other mem
bers OF the squad. though mostly
green. have been showing improved
work and can be counted on TO do
their sEare
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26

place tie. Iowa meets Chicago on
the home floor.
Northwestern and Minnesota, the
tail-enders, meet in the other game.
Northwestern has not won a confer
ence game.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
MEAT MARKET DAMAGED

Linton.-Fire In the Pfeiffer meat
market here was extinguished by the
volunteer fire department after con-
siderable damage had, resulted from
the fire and water. The loss is part
~ covered BY insurance.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26

derwood: center, kiiiinetoJ,, Wilton;
guard, Klein, Turtle Lake; guard,
Olsen, Butte. ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26

Fights Tonight
Cincinnati-Jack Dillon, Nashville,
Tenn, VS.. Leo. Wax. Australia (l0).
The Washington times., 1927-12-29
Fourth Floor

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The Washington times., 1927-12-29
LABOR REFORM
EAGS IN SOUTH

Despite rapid industrial develop
ment, the Southern States are lag.
ging behind the rest of the country
in the adoption of measures to pro-
tect the safety and health of wage
earners. according to speakers at
the American Association for Labor
Legislation at the Washington Hotel
today.
Five States remaining without ac.
cident compensation laws are all in
the South-Arkansas, Florida, Mis-
sissippi. North Carolina and South
Carolina-it was pointed out.
Broadus Mitchell. of Johns Hop
kins University, declared that in
spite of the fact that there is moth
ing novel in labor conditions in
Southern industries. Eve are regu-
larly asked to make allowance for
long hours, low wages and compare
tive absence Of protective legislation
for workers below the Mason and
Dixon line"
Mitchell added:
Southern manufacturers, taken
'as a whole, are exploiting labor Just
as they are exploiting cheap raw
materials. Many agencies will COM
bine to put a limit to their methods,
as they injure the community-pub-
lie opinion. the competition of en-
ployers with each other for relatively
diminishing labor supply, and the
opening of alternate occupations.
The South will be compelled to
relinquish it's Industrial differential
and accept national labor standards"
The Southern mill owner is we'll
aware that his major competitive adj
vantage over other parts of the
country lies in the lower wages and
longer hours of his employees" de-
clared Prof. Thomas w. Holland, of
the University of North Carolina.
THE industrial worker in North
Carolina works longer hours, re-
ceives less money, wages and has
less protection in case of accident
than workers in the majority of
States. One of the things we need
most in North Carolina is a con-
structive and intelligent policy to.
ward social legislation"
The Washington times., 1927-12-29
Second Floor

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Women's Arch Support Shoes, these are
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Made with steel arch support on COM
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The Washington times., 1927-12-29
Street Floor

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The Washington times., 1927-12-29
SHOP

After the Christmas holidays. this
Laddergram may contain a timely
hint for the one who pays the bills.
Aside to beginners: The rules call
for filling in the. second rung with
a word that differs from Pawn by
single letter--as, for instance,
Lawn or Dawn, or Pain or Paws.
Without transposing the remaining
letters, climb down until you have
transformed Pawn to Shop; and
don't use words you have to make
excuses for! Remember. there's more
thar one way to do the trick-may.
be you can find a shorter route than
the one we print tomorrow Here's
how we worked out Class.R Rooms: 1,
Class: 2, Clans; 3, Flams; 4, FOams;
5, ROams; s. Rooms.
Copyright by Public Ledger
The Washington times., 1927-12-29
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The Washington times., 1927-12-29
Colored Shrine Denied
Use of EmbIems in Suit

The right Of colored Shriners to
use the names, emblems and insig.
MIA of white Shrine organizations
was denied today In the answer
filed in the United States Supreme
Court Of the Arabia Temple, a white
Shrine organization Of Houston.
Tex, against the Doric Temple, coll
ored Shriners of the same city.
The white Shriners are seeking
az injunction against the use by
she colored brethren of similar em-
Items. etc, which have long been
Used by the white organization. The
colored Shrine has been using its
insignia and emblems for. nearly
two years and alleges that the
white organization was tardy in fiji.
ing its suit for the Injunction,
The Washington times., 1927-12-29
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The Washington times., 1927-12-29
u Fine Fur
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The Washington times., 1927-12-29
Third Floor

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The Washington times., 1927-12-29
Sixth Floor

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The Washington times., 1927-12-29
Fifth Floor

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The Washington times., 1927-12-29

Bungalows and large houses are listed
today for Won to make your selection
Of new home before the New Year
In Classified
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-05-19
ENTIRE WORLD WATCHING
 BIG US. S. WAR PR0BLE1

NEW YORK The black fleet which is moving to attack New York and New England in a war problem being fought by the Army and Navy, has so far concealed it's movements from aerial and naval lookouts of the blue fleet and has closed in silently on the defense less shores of America. No radio word has broken the stiffness which has clouded the maneouvers of the blue fleet that has set out to spy on the black attackers. It was feared that the fleet may have been theoretically sunk or captured.
 All along the coast the army de tachment awaited the bugle's cal. to assemble and rush to threat ener point where the enemy might attempt to land 75,000 troops, but no word arrived.
 All the brains of the nations de- fense are taking active parts in these big maneouvers which are being watched by the entire world.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-05-19
JUNEAU NOT ASLEEP

City Geek II. R. Shepard an nounces that $924500 of the Ju- neau school Bonds have been sold to those who have asked for them and without any solicitation for subscriptions That leaves but s7,5o0 untaken and it is expected they will be sold without recourse Co a selling campaign This means that Juneau has absorbed approxi- mately S250.000 of local securities sold by the Juneau Lumber Mills. tie Juneau Cold Storage Company and the City within about six months The Juneau Cold Storage Company vill now offer a bond is sue of S75.000. and a lot of that has been asked for Undoubtedly the entire issue will be quickly sold locally.
 This does not take into account the considerations in many real es- tate deals where local people were the purchasers and paid out the money. or other transactions that involved investment in local securi ties Of less consequence than the bond and stock issues which make up the quarter million dollars of securities first mentioned.
 There is no doubt but that those who live in Juneau have confidence in the city and it's future. They are financing local enterprises with eommendable zeal.-Juneau Empire