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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-15
NaughtOn

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Karlson, and
Mrs. johnson, mother to Mrs. karlson
were dinner guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Solberg> and
family and August Solberg were din.
rcr guests ut the home Of their bsoth.
err. Arthur Solbcrg, and family Sun.
day.
Mrs. Joe Fischer and son Myrer
and Paul Carlson visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Johnson Sunday.
Paul Carlson called ut the home OF
Chas. johnson Sunday.
&, Isabelle Johnson visited at thu
home of Frank Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Solberg ant
son Phillip were in the capital city
one day this week.
Isabelle Johnson visited with Mrs
Joe Fischer Monday.
Chas. A. Johnson made a trip tt
Bismarck Tuesday.
Paul Carlson and his mother, Mrs
c. A. Carlson, and sister, Mrs. Joe
Fischer, motored to Bismarck Tues.
day. Isabelle Johnson went in with
them. M
Misses Joseph Fischer and Pau
Carlson and Isabelle Johnson visited
at the house of MIR. and Mrs. John Oh
son of Trygg Monday evening. q,
Miss Helen Rue and her father
Charlie Rue, were visitors at tn.
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil johnson
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hugo Solberg visited with Mrs
Marie Gavnier one day this week.
Louis Martineson and son Car
mOtored to BfAnarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Solberg ant
children were in the capital city Fri
day.
Frank johnson went to Bismarck
Saturday on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred karlsen motor,
ed to Bismarck Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Lundin has beer
visiting inN Bismarck with her sister
Mrs. William Gieske, for three days
Mrs. o. N. Lundin went to the cit,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Burkhar,
Friday. She stayed to visit for one
day.
Ted Burkhardt, who has been stay
ing at the home of Mrs. Olof Lundin
went to Bismarck Friday to do som,
riprap work.
my Tuft is working in Bismarcl
down at the river.
Mrs. 0l0f Lundin came out Satur.
day with Alfred and Anna Christen
son.
Alfred and Anna Christensen stayed
all night at the home Of Mrs. o
N. Lundin Saturday.
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NEWS Of OUR NElCHBORS

Ellen home near Dawson and spen,
the evening enjoying the radio.
Mrs. Erick koehler went to Man.
dan Wednesday to visit her sister
Miss COrnie Nelson, who is doctorinp
there. She returned on the flyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. &. Void. Mrs. Geo
lWhitford.. and Mrs. X. f. Biesner mo-
tored to Dawson Tuesday evening to
call on friends.
Owen Mckee left for St. Paul Wed.
nesday. where he will enter school
again.
Christi Crinz of Medina is now
clerking in the. new Miller store.
Emil Dekert of Fargo spent Tues
day evening in Tappen.
Oscar Erickson left for Bismarck
Wednesday where he goes to attend
legislature, being a representative OF
kidder county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitford and
family spent Sunday in jamestown
with friends.
Junior Whitford celebrated his
seventh birthday by inviting in sew
eral little friends. He was present
ed with birthday cake, and also a
number of gifts. The little fellows
report a royal time.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Whitford enter
tanned number of friends the other
evening. Whist and radio music
Ewere the evenings entertainment. A
delicious lunch was served and every
one spent a pleasant time.
Grandpa Harker Of Island Lake,
near Dawson has left for the soldiers
home in Mountain Lake. Mimi.
Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Olson enter
tanned Thursday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie Walner and Miss Idela,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bell and little De-
lores, l.. +. Sauers and W. H. Niles,
progressive whist was the pastime Of
the evening. While all enjoyed MIR.
Olson's new Aerline radio, popcorn
balls and, bonbons were the sweet
meats during the evening.
A debate in English class No. on
whether public, schools should have
q holiday on Monday in stead of Sat-
urday. Affirmative, Bertha Molbert;
negative, Helen Olson and Erving
Schultz; rebuttal; affirmative, Ber-
tina Molbert; negative, Erving Schultz.
The affirmative side won. The judges
for both sides were Mr.. Jennings,
Leora Patterson and Walter Mckee.
Martin Brakkie is building new
room for sleeping purposes onto the
Armour cream station.
Mrs. Mary Lee Of Buckeye is Wis
iting friends in Robinson this week.
The Yetter Dray outfit are busy
filling the N. +. ice house this week.
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her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Dorman.
Miss Alma KILLER spent the
week lend at the Moule hume III
Bismarck.
Carroll Baker spent Thursday
afternoon visiting with Gordon Nc.
Lean.
Vernon Brown has been hauling
hay to the penitentiary for the
past few days.
Boyd schools Nos. l and 2 opened
Monday afternoon after weeks
vacation.
H. l.. Mclean motored to Bis
marck Monday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Neugebauer
and Mrs. Hector Mclean. son Cor
don and daughter Catherine were
visitors at the home Of Mrs. Cath
crime Ferris Monday afternoon.
Glen Baker and X. O. knutson
purchased roam Shorthorn ami.
NAL apiece from Dell Warren Mon
day.
john johnson has beer hauling
hay to Bismarck during the wick.
H. l.. Mclean motored to Memo.
ken Tuesday evening.
Ray Ashley is now busy hauling
hay for John johnson.
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Steiber

/. Miss Vera Jones has gone to South
Dakota to visit relatives.
=. C.. Olson returned from Bis
marck Wednesday evening having
gone down Monday on a business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bergquist and
children Emil and Jelmar visited at
the c. L. Malone home Monday even
ing.
{. l.. Malone went to Regain Mon
day after load Of corn.
Miss Mary Doyle spent the week
end at the home of her sister, Mrs
VIM. Hickel
Miss Hagel Jones was a passenger
with the mail carrier Thursday. going
into Regain to taken her music les.
son.
The J. Zelmar boys cleaned the
schoolhouse barn Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
family were callers ut Mal0ne's Wed
nesday evening.
Miss Vina Oder returned to Bis
marck Wednesday after spending the
Christmas vacation with her parents
Mf. and Mrs. VIM. Oder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Olson enter
tanned the following guests Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and child.
rem Dennis and Doris, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
l.. Malone, MI. and Mrs. VIM. Hickel
the Misses Cathern and Mary Doyle
and Fred Lang. An excellent dinner
was served by the hostess. The aft
ernoon and evening was spent with
cards and music. t
Miss Bessie Anderson, who spent
her vacation ut her home returned
to Bismarck Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Naomi Haestrom spent the
week end at her home near Still. !,
Andy Garnes. Junior, who spent hie
vacation at the Olson home, returned
to Regain Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergquist and family
called ut the Hickel home Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Magdalen Palmer returned to
Bismarck Wednesday after spending
her vacation at home.
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jamestown Bowler
Rolls 10 Straight
Strikes in Match

jamestown, N. D., Jan. 49,
(APo-Bob Duester, jamestown
bowling ace, was the sensation of
Fridays events of the fifth annual
tournament Of the jamestown
Bowling association, which closes a
five-day session here tonight,
when he rolled 10 straight strikes,
being cheated of perfect score
BY one pin on the eleventh ball
rolled. His score was 289.
Duester nosed out E. Schmidt of
Fargo for high man with a score
of 1898, Schmidt's record beng
1888. Schmidt is first in the
singles with a 654 score, Duester
being second with GIT.
The Forman & Moher team Of
Fargo continue to lead in the five.
man events with q score Ct 2,7?9.
while Santri1os and Jewell, also of
Fargo, lead in the, doubles with
1896.
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Boyd

The Mclean brothers sold a few
loads CT hogs to L. E. Heaton, Jr.,
the other day..
Herbert C. Neugebauer of this
vicinity is employed as truck
driver for the Wachter Transfer
Co. of Bismarck.
The next meeting of the Boyd
P. T. A. will be at school No. 1.
Mrs. Otto Dorman, Miss Alma
KILLER and Theodore Dorman were
callers at the home.
Carroll Baker spent Friday night
and Saturday with Gordon Nc
Lean.
Glen H. Baker hauled his cook
cart to.the woods where he intends
to cut wood the remainder of the
winter.
Helen Baker and Agnes Brown
spent Thursday AFTERNOON at. the
Robert WEIGH home where the
girls glee club Was, pfacticing for
the next p. #. "A. meeting.
Harold Brown spent Thursday
night with Ray Baker.
Annie Brown is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. Charles
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam, son
James, and nephew Wilson Jessup
have gone to Indiana and Ohio to
visit relatives and expect to be
gone for some time. Warren Tay-
lor and Clarence Dorman are look
ing after the place in their absence.
The Misses Roberts Boyd Of
Bridger, Mont, and Sara Boyd Of
jamestown are spending their va
cation ut the home Of their par
eiftsl Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boyd.
MI. A. b. Welch, who has beer,
81 the hospital Tor the past three
weeks, has Yeturned home.
Joe Hill - y Sunday caller q
o. John AIsbufy hoaas.
Mis- EthS3 ue1li ~ AZ Bisrnarcli
r. nj
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For the Junior Demons, honors were
fairly evenly distributed, Jacobson
making four points, Benser four,
Danroot one and Bay Brown two.
The Bismarck second string men
played hard but gathered number
of personal fouls, eight to three per-
sonals and one technical for the
Papooses.
Jacobson, Landers and Bcnser al
ternated in forward posts, O'Hare
and Minover played center and DAN
rot and Fay Brown guards for the
Junior Demons. For the Papooses,
Russell, Spehn, r. Dietrich, /. Die
trich and Arthur were in at times at
forward, Williams and /. Dietrich
also alternating at center and Stew
ens and kuebker holding guard po-
.sitions.
:. Ted Greenfield refereed this game,
Krazt acting as umpire, while in the
Brave-Demon game Kratz acted as
referee and Greenfield as umpire.
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Glencoe

Knute Hansen Of Brittin is busy
hauling wood from the timber. Re
CARELESS of weather conditions Mr..
Hansen makes his daily trip, which
is a distance Of about 80 miles. He
was somewhat unfortry.ate Satur-
day while on the home stretch.
The severe windstorm which pre-
vailed on that day blew his wagon
over, damaging it TO great ex-
tent. Mr.. Hansen had tc leave his
load by the roadside, but with the
aid of some wire and rope managed
to patch up his wagon sufficiently
to get it home.
John Richter is busy this week
with his force of skilled workers
making extensive alterations ia
his residence. Mr.. Richter has
been contemplating this work for
some time and with this mild
weather came the IDEAL time to do
it. The work is progressing rap
idly under the supervision of Au-
gust Hogue. Fred Hogue, Van
Couch, Don Nicholson and others
are employed by Mr.. Richter. 1t
is expected that the building will
he completed at an early date.
The party held at the Jean
Smith home Saturday evening was
largely attended.
Alex Stewart Of the Golden Gate
state, who is visiting friends in
this district, is now spending few
weeks in the timber. Mr.. Stew
arts health was somewhat poor on
his arrival here. He is now look
ing and feeling much better.
John A. Stewart and David Sui
Ivan left last week for the New
England states. Mr.. Sullivan will
probably remain with relatives in
Vermont. Mr.. Stewart will visit
friends in New Hampshire and will
return in the spring.
The many friends Of Mrs. Don.
aid A. Stewart of Stewartdale arc
glad to know that she is recover.
ing from a severe cold contracted
several weeks ago.
Vernon MacLean is planning or
starting hauling wood soon. He
is now getting his horses shod. He
is being assisted by Alex Stewart
expert horseshoer.
Don Nicholson had a new six.
tube Atwater Kent radio installed
In his home last week.
Roy Grambling is visiting at the
A. j. Stewart home. Mr.. Stewart
intends to cut and haul a great
deal Of wood this winter. He ex.
poets to. engage Mr.. Grambling tc
assist in the work.
M, Nicholson is now employed
by. Mr.. Woodland, cutting posts
Mr.. Woodland intends to have sew
eral thousand posts cut this win
ter. He always finds ready mar.
ket for this product.
Norman Stewart has recently
returned from a trip to Morton
county. While there he visited his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Smith.
1t is reported that Mr.. Van
Couch has rented the Craft farm
which is new occupied by the
Smith brothers. Mr.. Couch has re.
sided north Of Bismarck for many
years. He expects to take posses.
sion of the Craft farm early in
the spring.
Roy Grambling delivered a load
Of hay to Bismarck Friday for A.
j. Stewart.
August Hogue sold bunch b1
hogs to Joe Chesak Monday. Mr.
Chesak expects to ship a carload
of hogs soon.
John Becknall, local dealer In
Guinea pigs, has recently com.
pleted building a modern home fol-
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By II. G. Olsen, 'Uhi0 stats Coach
One Of the first and most import
ant fundamentals Of individual
guarding is that. the guard should
stay between his man and the
basket.
I If he so places himself, he is
able to see the ball and cover his
man as well. He can watch ball,
but at the same time be aware of
any movement which his opponent
makes and can shift his position
accordingly.
Failure to observe this funda-
mental Of guarding has cost many
The illustrative pictures por-
tray one very common mistake in
this connection. The guard (see
illustration No. u has posted him.
self in an improper positions; he is
not between his man and the has
ket, and SO cannot see the ball
and his man at the same time.
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He sfr' watching the ball, and
pointing at his opponent. who is
slightly behind and to his lett. This
mistake can very easily be observed
by anyone who cares to look for II
in the average basketball game.
Pointing at man doesn't cover him.
Illustration No. 2 shows the for
ward starting his break for the has
ket. The, guard, watching the ball,
is evidently aware that something is
about to happen. But before he
quite senses the situation, the for
ward has the jump on him and Is
on his way to the basket. Too late,
the guard discovers this fact and
makes strenuous effort to stop the
pass to his man.
Illustration No. 8. shows the
usual result of such impropere guard.
ing. The forward has earned q
sufficient advantage, so that the eff.
forts of the guard are IN vain. The
basket is made.
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC
INSTR

Examinations for First and Sec
ond Grade Professional Certificate
Will be Offered on January 18th.
ing places:
University Of North Dakota.
Grand Forks. North Dakota; State
Teachers College, Valley City,
North Dakota: State Teachers Col.
iSge. Minot, North Dakota; State
normal school, Dickinson, North
Dakota; and the. office of the De.
partment Of Public Instruction, Bis
marck, North Dakota.
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Delaney Will Take
!, Part in, Richards
Elimination Series

New York. Jan, 15.-,rlR Tex Rick
ard and Jack Delaney virtually have
come to an agreement under which
the worlds light heavyweight cham.
pion will take part IN the promoters
heavyweight elimination tournament
for selection Of Gene Tunney's mex,
opponent.
Pete Reilly, manager Of the Bridge.
port. Conn.,, star, admitted today that
only q few minor details need to be
ironed out before. the final signing
Present plans call for the light
heavyweight champion to fight the
winner Of a match between Paolino
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Writt4-in Tina Striley and Mike Shoe
"A letter E1o live south of here in
.nty, were recently married
- ides home, and will be at
This factheir many friends on farm
0eors1 B.poleon.
{, Miller. came over from Hazel
tneatrlcAo nday to spend few days with
lust nron and family.
,r;%h fra. f. M. Prentiss was passeng.
To Steele between trains Monday
F-Thn business. d
the Dad Grimes, the pool hall proprie-
- Tor. in Crystal Springs was visiting
friends in Tappen Tuesday.
John Wise OF Valley took his wife
to- i Bismarck hospital Tuesday as
she is suffering with dropsy.
Little Donald Woodwick is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Harry Smyth, of Daw-
torn S.rn 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Wood
viek; Jan; 4th, baby boy. eight
, Es 3ai6Sa Keith Harris. Mother and
batt are doing nicely. o
The farmers cream station has
moted from the old Miller building
i-sEo The building recently vacated BY
65ftr1ohnson butcher shop.
Paul HaGse was a passenger tC
toola Tuesday between trains.
There will be An A. o. U, w. meet
ine held here in the basement of the
bank Thursday evening, Jan. 18th. for
." the purpose Of !electing new. officers
M. Hasse Of Fargo will be, here and
an members are requested to be pres
N knt. Meeting will start at 8 p. m.
Happens fire department was called
out Tuesday night, about 1880, ia
Crystal Springs, where it was feared
thu: east side business buildings
Sreuid all be burnt, which would have
!. sbaln the case only for the fact there
was no wind. BY the time Mr.. Hogan
had arrived there with our fire ex-
tinguishers on his speeder, the fire
was under control, and was kept in
!. the pool hall by bucket brigade Of
Il Nfighters. However, Mr.. Gundersons
side of the pool hall was destroyed
but the contents were saved. The
fire started in the Grimes pool hall
It is not known just how the fire
started.
Mrs. Ben Miller took her little
daughter to Bismarck Wednesday for
treatment.
Nose Miller and Pete Peterson mo-
tored to Dawson Tuesday on business.
A surprise birthday party was ten
dered Miss Helen Den,ary in honor Of
Jan. s. at the schoolhouse, after 2:4t
.sp. m. Each child brought something
ifto eat, and good time was had by
all. The time was spent in playing
4. .lgames and other things Of interest t.
ichiIdren Of that age.
I A brother Of Mrs. Johnson hal
{. been visiting at the K. w. Johnson
D. kome recently.
Miss Esther Ameck Of Hazeltpn is
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his pets. Mr.. Becknall is continu-
ally buying and selling Guinea
pigs. His business has grown, very
rapidly in the last few months.
which is most certainly due to good
management.
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Basketball
Augsburg ISL 81. ifohn& i2s.

Augsburg 46;l st. 1ohnS rs.
Winona State Teachers IA noches-
ter Junior College 20. m
. Nebraska Wesleyan 20; North Da-
kota u. 81. II
South Dakota U. is; North Dakota
Aggies 81.
Columbus college IA; Eastern Nor
NAL q.
MaKdah high school 26, Bismarck
high school a., (extra period).
AT Bull: Buhf high school "a;
Chisholm high 49,,
AT Minbt: Minot high "a; Willis
All jahestowA: jamestown high
2I;; .Eilendale high 8.
New England 10; Amidon s.
Glen Ualin Independents. 10: James
town All. Stars 10.
Mnndan High seconds Is: Bis
marck High seconds IL.
tiREELEcT SUPERINTENDENT
Linton. Professor L. b. Berg was
re-elected as superintendent Of the
Linton schools for 4 three-yekr term
at . meeting Of the board 81 educa-
ten Tuesday evening. fs Az
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PIONEER DIES

PIONEER DIES !,
Valley City.--fixns J.. Ber4an, pio-
neer resident, died here Sunday after
short illness. Funeral services were
held Wednesday.
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tIREELEGT SUPERINTENDENT
FIRE LOss

NlFin.-John Hafher Of the He'll
neiehborhood suffered the loss Of hi
granary, garage, Essex coach and =
quantity, Of grain and tools in a m
believed to nave been caused by
short. circuit in the car.
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Lake Worth, Fla.--Genaro Pine
Havana, won a technical knockout
over sQuina Lee, New Orleans (8)
Gordon Sheppard, Macon, knocked out
Sammy. Lloyd. Kansas City (2).
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Estheryille

Howard Grambling has as a guest
TINS week his sister a New York
state.
Chas. Bleckreid has. been an out
of-town guest for couple Of days.
Mrs.>Jake Fisher and little SON are
expected back from Bismarck where
she has been visiting her brother. for
q week.
Those from Regan that were trans
acting business in Bismarck Tuesday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Asndt,
Gus Arndt, Bessie Wilson, Grin Ty-
berg, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Helge-
SON and A. H. Lundberg.
Quite few from Regain attended
the dance at futile given by the To-
cal orchestra. -
Clara and Hildegard Krause start
ed high school at Regain Thursday.
The girls are walking to and from
school while. the weather is nice.
Adolph and August Krause were
in town getting lumber Friday.
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Hot Springs, Ark! lack Melrese,
Canada, defeated Jack Matlock. Los
Angeles (1O).
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. ~ increasing the In odnt 81 ~
tire In the Air during the winter fj2'
whiting OF plants indoors can =,
avoided. -.
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Uzcudun, Spanish entry, and Knute
Hansen. on February z.
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Among the latest inventions is an
electrically-driven life-buoy, designed
to enable rescuer to reach a drown
ing person quickly.
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Hollywood, Calif.-Jackie Fields
Log Angeles. beat Marty Mario, New
York (1O).
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Forests once covered &c million
acres in the United States. About Is
per cent Of this area has been re-
duced.
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FIGHT RESULTS
by The Associated Pressl

by The Associated Press)
New York-Nick Testo,> Troy, scor.
ed Il technical knock out over Jack
Fleming; Scotland (3). Pete August
Bridgeport, Conn.,, won q technical
knockout over Frank Cargano, New
York (3). Willie Harmon, New York
knocked out Meyer Cohen, Holyoke
Mass, a.. Jimmy Moore, California
beat Charley Picker, New York az.
Wilkes Barre, Pa.-Pete Latzo
Scranton, welterweight champion, de.
feated Sergeant Sammy Baker. Nit.
chell Field (10).
Chicago-Walcott Langford. Chi.
cago, scored o technical Knockout
over Shuttle Callahan, Chicago (D
Haakon Hanson, Norway, stopped Da-
go Joe Cans, St. Paul, (1). Emil
Baksic, Chicago, and Dick Watxel
Chicago, drew icy.
Peoria-CArl Augustine, st: Paul
and Joe Lehman, Toledo, drew (1O).
Sailor DeShone, Niles, Mich, beat
Red Mcdonald, Toledo ICY. Eddie
Chandler, Moline, won technical
knockout over Paul Lang; st. Louis
az. -,
Wichita, Kans.-Samnty Mandel
lightweight champion, defeated Eddie
Dryer, Hutchinson, Kans., (10).
Hollywood, Calif.-Jackie Fields
Log Ankelts, beat Marty Mario, New
York (10).
Hot Springs, Ark.L5kck Melrese
Canada. defeated Jack Matlock. Los
Angeles (10).
Lake Worth, Fla.--Genaro Pine
Havana, won a technical knockout
over sQuina Lee, New Orleans (8)
Gordon sheppard, Macon, knocked out
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Wichita, Kans. Sammy Mandel
champion, defeated Eddie
Dryer, Hutchinson, Kans., (1O).
Evening star., 1927-10-24
The Book
Section
Invites You to Browse
10th, 18th, F and G Streets

Never has a book season been
more brilliantly launched than
this one of 1928. New books
simply pour into the book shop
Biography, Travel, History,
Science and Religion. 1t is diff
ficult to even give you the titles
but we would like you to come
and browse and see the books for
yourself.