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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-18
Southwest Slope Team Loses
to Deering, q to II, in
Dope Upset-North Branch
Cagers, Dopcd For Cham
pic nship. Are NOsed Out BY
Baldwin, 20 to II

Valley City, ". D., March ls.-tP
considered two Of the leading con
tenders for the state championship
Halliday and Flasher went down to
defeat in the semi finals of the Com
soljdatcd Graded High School
League tournament here this morn
ing.
Halliday was nosed out by the
strong Baldwin outfit in a fast game
and when the melee was over the
score was 20 to II. Baldwin played
"A steady defensive game and con
sistentIy made baskets. Halliday
pushed the fight throughout the
game but was unable to penetrate the
Baldwin defense.
Flasher lost to DeerinG p to IA,
in another upset of the tournament.
Both teams played on an equal
basis, with Deering taking the lead
in the second half, and keeping it,
As Il result Of these two games.
Baldwin vii meet Deering tonight
and is favored TO win the champion
shin.
Displaying good basketball, Halli-
day and Flasher came through with
victories yesterday afternoon and
evening in the first round of the
tournament
Flasher defeated Brocket. 10 to IL.
IN the opening game and Halliday
ronPcd TO 30 to II victory over
Ha2cltou in the best exhibition of
basketball staged so far in the tour
namcnt.
Flasher Men Fast
Flasher staged fast finish to de-
feat i'roekct At the finish of the
first quarter, the two contestants
were tied , all. Brochct was play
ing slow, steady game, handling
the ball most Of the time, while
Flasher couldn't seem to hit its
stride
The purple clad youngsters from
Brocket tailed Il field goal from a
faster offcnse as the new quarter
opened Their defense tigthencd up
some. but still was not as strong as
the Flasher quint. With the score
tied, 6 all, Brockct resorted to a num-
Der Of long passes which were in
terccpted and led TO several brilliant
offensive plays on the part of
Flasher to close the half at 10 to 7.
Brockct slowed down as the new
half opened, while the offcnse Of the
Flasher quint worked with precision
Flasher played pretty much as it
pleased to ring up Il final score of
- to -. The Flasher offcnsc had
the edge on the shooting, and its de-
Tense was on Il par with the other
contestant.
Deering started out and never once
let Ross come within dangerous ter
ritory throughout slow game to win
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-18

States. Power company's dam but
with danger from ice blockade pass
today was attributed to dams at
Little Falls, Royalton and. Sartell
backing up greater poundage.
The heat conductiv+v OF rr"+er is
q times as great as that Of all III
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-18
Shade Wins Fight
With Kid Herman

Chicago. March lS - LP) - Dave
Shade, the wilowy. weaving Cali
fornian, showed 10000 customers
last night another reason why he
thinks he is entitled to meet Mickey
Walker for the worlds middleweight
title. Shade threw so many gloves
at Tile (kid) Herman. the Mexican,
that Hcrman's seconds decided not
to let him resume fighting when the
bell sounded the start Of the seventh
round.
Herman, regarded as Il clever de-
fensive fighter, had no defense for
Shades multiple shots which flew at
him from every angle.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-18
HELPS A PAINFUL ACHING BACK

Lun,bago and a stiff, aching back
suggest at once the need Of good
diruetic to stimulate kidney secre-
tions and rid the system of trouble
some poisons that cause the distress
ing aches. Mrs. Black Of Peters
burg, Va, says: Before took Fo-
ley Pills diurctic, I could not stoop
over nor raise up without great pain.
Now since taking them / have none"
Ask for Foley Pills diuretic. A
prompt Improvement will amply re-
pay you. Satisfaction guaranteed
Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-18
ven larger crowds this year than

even larger crowds this year than
last.
Rioters from Minot, Bowbells,
Devils Lake, Fargo, Valley City, Dick
inson and Grand Forks were coming
into the city on all trains. With
all hotel accommodations taken, many
were stopping at Bismarck hotels.
As things now stand, Mandan and
Grand Forks are title favorites. De-
spite this fact, neither team is over
confident and their speed or fight
has not been reduced by predictions.
Memories Of what have happened in
past tournaments when dark horses
rose up and took the title haunt
every coach who has team entered
here and there will be no relaxation
of vigilance on the part of the
Braves, Grand Forks, or any other
team entered here
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-18
Danger Of Ice Jam II,
Mississippi Passes

st. Cloud, Mimi. March 1s.-iP)-
Rcceding slightly from It's record
flow Of more than $4,000 cubic feet
second yesterday. the Mississippi
river at st. Cloud today continued to
pour through gates at the Northern
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-18
phantOms

Referee. Donnell; Umpire, Geston.
In preliminary game, the Rod
wing Blackbirds, composed of Bis
mack high second team members.
went down to defeat by a 20 to ii
score at the hands of the training
school quint. The Bismarck men
failed to register from the field dur
ing the first half and the score a.
the end Of that time was Is to 1 IN
favor of the training school. Dur
ing the third and fourth quarters the
Bismarckans spurted and threatened
to win.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-18

(By The Associated Press)
Chicago-Johnny Hill, Philippines,
1eat Andy Martin, Boston QO). Spug
Myers. Pocatello, Idaho. defeated
Billy White, Jersey City (10). Henry
Lenard, Chicago, won from Andre
Routis. European featherweight
champion (1O).
Boston-Young Striblirg. Macon,
Co, outpointed Make Roscnbloom,
New: York (1O). Hilario Martinez,
Spanish lightweight champion,
knocked out Johnny Mcintyre, Port
land, Maine (3).
Pittsburgh-Dick Conlon, Altoona,
beet Cuddy de Marco, Pittsburgh
Fights 1Dnight
New York-Sid ferris vs.. Billy
wallace (lO). FraHkie Fink Us. Louis
(13d{ KAplan (1O). Eddie. Anderson
~ Sammy DoSfmsn ll0l.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-18
Mandan Meets Fargo
in Opening Game
of Tournament
Continued from page one)

time, and Valley City and Grand
Forks at $3.50, Mandan time. Devils
Lake is expected to defeat the Mid
gets, judging from their previous
showing this season. Dickinson is
claimed by some to be moderated in
its strength and few predict a
closer battle between the two than
the majority expect.
Fans who are unable to get to
Mandan tonight or tomorrow will be
able to hear play by play accounts
of all games at the NJ. b. Gilman
company salesrooms, where radio re-
turns will be received from KGCU,
which is broadcasting the meet.
One of the classics of the tourna-
ment is expected to be the Valley
City Grand Forks clash tonight. Two
teams, almost even matched, will
meet in this game and while Grand
Forks is given a little the edge, pre-
dictions on this game are unsafe.
The Forkers have shown them
selves, during the season, to be one
of the states outstanding teams and
although Valley City has amassed q
string Of wins this season which
would be credit to any quint, the
men from Grand Forks are expected
to be able to stem their onslaught.
Four teams entered in the tourna-
ment have previously won the state
title, but not one Of them is from
the southwest district, Fargo, Minot,
Valley City and Devils Lake have
emerged victorious in other years,
but Mandan, Dickinson, Bowbells and
Grand Forks have yet to show their
mettle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
SUDCA BURLINGTON
VYZNAtnlFY CUI.. vLAD0U

Ceskoslovensk4 w8da vyzna6ila
pc tieto dni radom Bieleho Leva
strrlastich Amerikanov, ktori pre-
ukazali vzacne sluIdby cesk emu a
slovensk6mu narodu pri vydoby-
vani neoduislosti. Medzi tyrmito je
jeden Czech, Frant. Zajicek Chi
caga a vel'ky priatel' Slovakov,
federalny sudca Jozef Burlington
z Pittsburghu. Vyznaceniu sudcu
Buffingtona sa zvlaste tesime, le-
bo 81 no nadmieru zasluzil. Sudco-
vo vyznacenie bude opatrovane v
statnom departments vo Washing.
tone, dokym nepojde ma odpoei
nok, lebo aktfvny nradnfk fede.
ralnej vlady nesmie prijat' Wy
znacenia cd cudzich vlad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
BONDY SLOBODY
BUDU STIAHNUTF'

Tajomnik pokladu Spo.. Statov
Mellon vyhlasil, ze vsetky 4 per-
centove bondy druhej pozicky slo
body a konvertovane i stvrt'-
percentove bondy 2 tej p6zicky
bud1 stiahnute a vyplatene do
Is. novembra. Kto tieto bondy
neodovzda do Is. novembra, ne
dostane napotom cd mich nroky
Tieto bondy mozno konvertovat
"a inc 'bondy Spoj. Statov, nes1-
ce mensie uroky.
Vsatkych bondov slobody stiah-
MUTE bude "a LOO milionov dola-
rov vlada uspori na urokoch
(ich zamenou "a nizsie urokova-
ne) vyse II milionov dolarov roc.
ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20

sypn oheil q siru na hlavu --- ale
muzny protest prdti pokracova-
niu JED ylady.
A ma ostatok, len tol'koto. Ma
sele Slov. Ligy sd al dnes ii sami
l'udia, ktorf v revolucii "a utvo-
renie sesko-slovenskej republiky.
niesli bremena dina i horiica a
ktorf dali ma oltar oslo'bodenia
Slovakov a Ccchov, co boio nich
najlepsieho. Ami jeden tychto he
prijnna od nikoho ziadnych lex
eli narodnych povinnosti. SD to
byvalf poprednl borcovia proti
mad 'arskearu otroetvu, revoluci-
onari "a rozbifie Rak. Uhorskej
monarchie Htvorenie Cesko-Slo-
venskej republiky; jej priatelia a
ochrancovia pfoti mad 'arskej pro-
pagande tuna iste narodne po-
vedomf muzovia, ktori al dnes, po
tisicich sklamaniach chovaju via
eel lasky ku cesko-slovenskej re-
publike, a staraju sa viacej jej
| bud1cnost !, blaho, jake tt, ktori
velkopansky nepremyslene Via.
ella nemidrymi, ba temer chlap.
censkNmi insinuaciami til Ligu
ktora ma mat teply kutik nieler
srdci kazdeho roduverneho slo'
venskeho prislusnllla, ale al eest
ne miesto v dejinach cesko-slover
skej republiky.
Je to naozaj fatalna wee, ked
takato ustanovNen je dnes po
tvarana so strany vlady cesko
slovenskej republiky a este fatal
nejsia, ked' nepriatel 'skou propa
gandou teBa dajn sa sviest
Slovaci ku takym vyrokom prot
Lige, ktora este al dnes hovor
rodnych "a americkli SlovGc, je
pine autenticlxy 40 v"ciach ma
$ tlac, organizacie, spolky a jcdno
tlivcov.
A OIL 'adom zastnpcnia Ligy v
Washingtonc, ID. c., zdoraznuje
me jcdine len to, ze ona tam Dol
zastlpena muzom7 dcjatel on
pred Ginami skutkami ktorch
V revoliicii snlme klobilk kazd
poriadny a .upi'imny Slovak!
| Ia Slovensku Ligu V Amerik,
Ivan Bielek, predseda,
Jan A. Kocur, tajomnil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20

John ID. Hughes, bankovy IL
radnik, zamestnany V odbocke Ci-
ty Trust banky Campbell, spa
chal stredu V ilradovni banky
samovrazdu zastrelenim. Strelil 81
bankinym revolverom do ust. Gul
ka mu vosla podnebim list dc
modzgu, takze bol okamzite mrt.
w. Pricina samovrazdy je ne'
mama.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
sxovrlasarnfu TfznE1tlgfKu

Nasi V kraji hovoria: "Pra-
ha je d'aleko Bob je vysoko!'
a vedia zaiste, ze preco. Nam
americkym S1ovakom Ease pri-
chodf vzdychnut 81: "Praha nam
nerozunie a rodni nasi jej pona-
hajd!"
V clanku: Bratia v Amerike,
uverejnenom v 13. elsie 20 dina /.
aprila 1897, lnenovany casopis la
nentuje mad htatmi Aanerike,
hlavne wsak mad Slovenskou Lii
gou v Amerike, pre- udajne ''ha-
nebne povlacoyanie idealov a "a
stavy revol1cie!" Hevoria: "Ci-
nom prave nekvalifikovanym DO.
10, na priklad SLOW. Lige, vratit
vyznamenania nasej vlade. Preco
k tomu doSlo? Iste ME pricin
ideovych, ale preto, lebo osud tel.
to organNacie dostal sa do rlk ma
myslenych deti politiekych, ktori
sekaj1 vel'k1 politiku pri pomo.
ci l'udi, ktori ME SD ami Slov;ici
ba AMI ME Slovalria ami Alnerika.
nj. Aka to ostuda, ked' je zname
kym sa SLOW. Liga v AMerike da.
la zastupovat' vo Washington,
pred uradnym foruMom. A name
Amerike dost' pravnikov, nj
narodnej roll dedianej zasliizi
lych!"
Hja, Praha nam nerezumie ;
rodni nasi jej slu5bach jei po
mahaju!
Ponad vel 'kopansku insinuaci,
mohli by SINE prejst' bez zastave
MIA sa, keby nam nezalezalo n;
r.
tom, ze podobnymi zaplhovane $,
bohuzial', al stlpce mnohych slo
yenskych casopisov na Slovensk,
a ze ma zaklade toho zavadzani S,
al dobri nasi l'udia.
ALE musi nam ma tom zalezat.
aby sa tax nedialo a Size pre- pro
speech naseho nareda a lndu
pre- ciste, poctive cello nasej ma
rodnej organizacie - Slevenske
Ligy v Amerike, o ktorej by ma
kazdy Slovak len najva6Sou L
ctou hovorit', lebo nemalo prispe
la V boji proti Mad 'arom, nemal
revoldcii "a rozbitie Rak. uhor
skej monarchie, nemalo po revo
liicii a nemalo al v tom, ze S
dnes pomery ma Slovensku napra
rajti ze Slovaci pomaly pricho
dia ku syojmu svojej rodne
vlasti.
Menovany casopis ash nevie, a
lcbo snad' nechce vediet', ze ne
vratily Wade revolucne vyznace
MIA "namyslene deti", ale rodu
verni a cesko-slovenskej republik
nanajvys verni Slovaci a to list
pre- prfciny nanajvyS ideoye
preo le'bo cesko-slovenska vlad
ich ku tomu prosto prinhtila.
Preco bolo Wade vratene revo
lucne vyznacenie?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
?. o. Box sss, Pistsbursh, Pa.

y
v Alnerike mohol a boil v stave
ktokol 'vek porozumet', musi byt'
obo1nameny textom uradneho
listu, uprayeneho ma vyslanectvo
Cesko-Slovenskej republiky vo
Washington, D. c.. este dina IL.
sept. 1924, na ktory menovana u
Sstanovizen nedostala vobec odpo-
vede. List zneje:
''Dr. Vavro Srobar,. byvaly mi-
mister $. plnou mocou pre- sprawl
Slovenska, potom minister kultu,
ma syojich prdnaskach Ameri-
/ Ike, co vyslanec c. S. reupbliky Sc
zvlastnym peverenim, roku
1928, pociatkom mesiaca novem.
bra, naplsal v 3044 cisle New
Yorkskeho Dennlka, vychodiace.
no meste New Yorku, n. Y.
clanok: "Slovenska Liga Anne.
rike v minulosti a teraz!' a '
nom, medzi inym al nasledovnl
stat:
eta ista Slovenska Liga V A.
merike, ktora kym bola len vol,
Inym revolucnym sdrNenim anne
lrickych Slovakov, pracujncicl
vSetkymi silami "a znicenie sta
rel monarchic vybudCvanie Ces
ko-Slovcnskej Republiky, nastii
piIa od Ohio okamihu, kedy sa sta
la zakonom uznanou organization
cestu prave opacn1, zahajila bo
proti suverennemu statu cesko
slovenskemu, zahajila nicivy bo
Eproti tunu dielu, ktore sama po
mohla stavat' Vidime tedy jasne
ze zivote Slov. Llgy Ameri
Ike treba rozoznavat' dive perio
Idly: Ligu revolucnu, pracujilc1
"a utvorenie ceskoslovenskeh
statu V dobe vojny a terajsiu,
mace legalnu, carterom opatrent
stojacu proti tomu statu, ktor
|ysama pomohla stavat'.' l.
i Nebyt' faktu, re dr. Vayr
Srobar slova tie polozil ma papiel
60 zvlasny vyslanec republiky,
vlady so zvlastnym specialnyI
poverenim ostaly by pine he
povsimnute. Lenze DIR. Vavro Sro
bar napisal stHto stat, co zvlast
j NY vyslanec republiky preto ia.
pokracovat' nemozeme.
- Racite snad vediet' re Sic
venska Liga v Amerike je maj
teT'kou zvlaatneho valecneho Wy
: znamenania a majiel'kou kriz
"Sv. Jiriho', teda: vysokeho re
volueneho vyznacenia, ktoreho S
! dostalo cestou vlady cd ceskoslc
venskej republiky vel 'azasldzilyl
pracovnikom borcom revoluclt
Takto bola Slovenska Liga A
merike vyznacena republikou dn
%. jiila 1921, teda tel dobe,
ktorej dla spomenuteho publikc
vaneho odseku clanku dra Vavr
| Srobara "Zahajila nicivy DC
proti dieiu, ktore sama pomohl
stavat', zahajila BOZ profit suvt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
VEL MI LACNO
PRACU Ma FARME

alebo inu prijmem. Rozumiem sa
dobre konom kovaGstvu. Jan
Novotny, $50 Dewitt Ave, Camp
bell, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
ceskosloyenskemu Sta.

rennemu ceskosloyenskemu Sta
tu.
- a ked vam bude toto INA
me, stane sa vam jasnym, BE zvla-
Sine vyznamenanie Vasej vlady
je v Majnej protive obvinenia-
mi, sypanymi bez dokazov po-
stradaj1cimi kazdej pravdy sku
tocnosti so strany zvlastneho w
slanca cesko-slovenskej vlady =
Dr.. Vavru Srobara.
Slovenska Liga Amerike
:bola, je a bude "a spolocnu cesko-
slovensk1 republiku, spoloony
Stat, v ktorom narod slovensky,
na zaklade jednak prirodzenych
ia preto neupierael 'nych pray ka-
zdeho naroda, jednak ma zaklade
apoctivych, plnych revolucnych o.
beti: krvi, prace majetku a jed
mak ma saklade Clevelandskej a
potom Pittsb,trghslkej Dohody -
ma mat zabezpecene pine nstav-
ne prava slovenskeho naroda v
ramci spoloGnej nerozdislncj
republiky
- Toto bol program Ligy Ia re-
volicie a Sloy. L:ga Amerikt
nenastoji na nicom inom, len ns
tom, ably predbezne pine pravs
! slovenskeho naroda boly zabez
| pecene buducnosti i1stave cesko
slovenskej republiky na zaklad>
spominanych jednak prirodze
nych, jednak poctivymi cinami
/ obetiami nadobudnutych prav /;
| jednak ma zaklade obapolnej Do
hody, ktorej autorom nsbol niktt
my, jako terajsi prvy preziden
- 7. G.. Masaryk.
- A nielen to. Ia celistvost
hranic ce4koslovenskeho statl
Slov. Llga V Amerike pracoval;
DO zakonceni revollcie poverenik
mi, pracujdcimi na referendumo
vom iizemi Spisa a Gravy, ktor
potom bolo bczchrbtovc, bez rcfc
rcndumu hodcne Poliakom BE-
4 svolcnia slovenskeho naroda. b
al tel easti jeho, ktora bola nil
| krute a mel 'udsky dotknuta a Sic
venska Liga V Amerike poti"ral
mad 'arsku propaganda V Kongre
Sc Spojenych Statov Severe Anne
} rickych, ked' tunajs1 Mad ari z
pomoci i'm priaznivych politiko
apelovaIi "a obnovenie hranic BY
valeho Mad 'arska.
- A prave preto, posledn
, | Kongres Slov. Ligy v Amerik
lodbfvany meste Binghamptol
lin. Y, dnoch o., 2S.. a 30. maj
!, 1924 ,JEDNOIILASlNE nariad
sprave, ably patricnou cestou
Ipraveny bol dotaz na ccsko-slt
Ivensk1 vladu, ei ona citovano
stat 'ou ORA Vavru Srobara ST
hlasi, a pade, ze by sihlasila, q
by jej valecne ~vNznamenanic
krizom "Sv. Jiriho" boly dane
dispozicii a ably americlka we're.
most bola petom oboznamena
pricinami vratenia max so -stran
Slov. Ligy V Amerike a jcj clel
|stva vysoko ceneneho vyznaceni
+ - V smysle tohoto uzavreti
ziadame Vas, Slovutny Fyslanc
ably Ste mas dotaz predlozili svt
, jej Wade ably Ste mas jej ot
!, povedi laskave upovedomili.
/ - Dakujuc Vam w vopred 2
! laskave sluaby, trvame Vam.
! Odpoved' dosial' nedosla, led
! snad "a tttto name povaZova
zrejme pokusy rozbljania a ub
jania Slov. Ligy Amerike
strany, l'udi, blizko stojacich X
Wade.
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MA PREDAJ LACNO

Dobry 4 izbovy dom, v ktorom
je gaz, elektrika voda Tiez 2
studne a garadz, lot 43x150. Ma
blizku Cleveland al CLANCY Wy
sokej skoly. Jozef Mudroil, 20 So.
Hazelwood Ave.
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Drobne ohld$lxy
MA pREpAJ

Dom, 5 izbovy, v ktorom je voda,
elektrika, gaz, fornes. S1ci ] pre-
dive familie. Lot je 4Ox145. Tiez
sa preda jeden lot 4Ox15O. Hast
sa treba v {. 1866 Smithfield 81.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-10
ADD FRESH
 CHAPTER TOt TALES
 EARTHQUAKE HORROR
ARMY, NAVY AND POLICE OF JAP
 TO REACH SUFFERERS

TOXIC, March 10.(R-Each suc- ceeding report from the earthquake roads and flooded country are hin- TOT. Bitter cold, snow and rain, over flowing streams, lack of food and shel- ter continued Earth rumblings add ed ito the trials of 50,000 persons whose homes toppled about them or burned in the fire which followed the shock.
 The army, navy and police are mak- ing every effort to reach the sufferers, but broken railway tracks, blocked roads and a flooded country are hin- dering them. Violent winds and rough seas prevented destroyers bring ing supplies.
 Official advices place the dead at 2,5OO, while unofficial estimates still say 5000.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-10
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 CASE; CONT| |NUED
MANY WITNESSES ExCUSED-J. FRED STRUTHERS IS GRANT
 ED NEW TRIAL

FAIRBANKS, March 10. (P-The Nellie Bates jury has been out Az hours and reported to Judge Ritche that there was no likelihood of ever receiving a verdict He ordered the jury to continue deliberations. Mrs. Oscar Travel of Fairbanks appeared to be holding out against the other jurors. The trial has been in progress 23 days Many witnesses have been excused, returning to their homes, so there is little probability of an early retrial even if the jury remains dead locked. J. Fred Struthers, citing two errors by the court in failing to ex- clude testimony, was granted a new trial. The case will probably not be heard again before next year.
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HARRY 0[ENSKY |S WINNER SECOND LAP
 IF ?. 4. D0C DERBY
ST. GODDARD FALLS BACK TO SECOND PLACE WITH BROTH
 FER TRAILING THIRD

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask., March 10. (P)-Harry Olensky of Prince Albert won the second 40-mile leg in the dog derby in IA. St. Goddard was seconds with 4:13:47. Other entrants were far behind both leaders, having had trouble with their dogs. Each finished carrying one dog on the sled. The huskies were in bad shape, tired and bleeding around the feet. The course is rough and jagged St. Goddard's dogs thrice bolted into the crowd.
 It was announced that St. God dard's time Tuesday was 3:52:30; Olensky was 3:56:17. St. Goddard's s time yesterday bested all records on this course by 12 minutes.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-10
WILKINS EXPEDITION
 TOMAKE THREE HOPS
 EN ROUTE ID BARROW
WILL PROBABLY TAKE THE AIR TullRsDAY-EAcH FLIGHT 180
 MILES

DETROIT. March 10. P)-A news dispatch from Fairbanks says the en- tire Wilkins expedition leaves for Point Barrow next Thursday, making the flight in three hops of 1SO miles each. The planes will carry IS days emergency rations to be used in case of a forced landing. The first stop will be at Union City, the second on the Colville river. The expedition plans to cross the Brooks range at Anaktuvaka Pass. Each plane car ries snow shoes, axe, shotgun, rifle, 24O rounds of ammunition, sleeping bags, oil stove, collapsible boat and first aid kit. A radio relay post has been established at the Eighteen-mile house.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-10
JAPAN LANDS MORE TROOPS; QUARTERED
 IN COTTON MILLS
NOW FORMIDABLE REPRESEN- PATTON FOREIGN TROOPS TO
 PROTECT INTERESTS

SHANGHAI, March 10. (P-Japan landed 500 troops and quartered them in the Japanese cotton mills prepara- tory to resisting general strike. With the British and American ma rines already in the Shanghai district in force, there is now a formidable representation of troops to protect the foreign section in case Shanghai is surrendered to the Northern army. The Cantonese troops are pressing nearer Shanghai daily. Soochow is reported already to have fallen.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-10

JUNEAU, March 10. (F)-Warning against tax in- creases or passage of expermental aws delivered by Governor Parks in the Legislature. He declared the presence of 100000 surplus in the treasury should not induce legislators to make unnecessary approprauons contendng that the surplus should be maintained to pro- vide against failure of any of taxation While not directly mentioning the proposed bill to reorganize the ex ecutive branch of the government Governor Parks de- cared the territorial government economically etf cent and well adapted sparsey settled Territory He voiced approval of the road cooperation agreement be- tween the Territory and Federal government declaring that the United States had adopted policy designed to nromote the development of the pulp and paper industry that would bring many millions of capital to the Terri orv He asserted those who have this capital must be as assured they will receive fair and impartial consdera tion"