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Evening star., 1927-04-29
LEAGUE AT LAUREL
WILL OPEN ON MAY 7

LAUREL Md, April 29.-Opening
games of the Laurel-Savage Sunday
School Base Ball League will be played
May when Centenary meets Savage
NJ. Il. South and Savage NJ. E. North
faces Trinity. Other teams of the
circuit are st. Phillips and Savage
Baptist. The season will end Labor
day.
Mayor De Wilton Donaldson will
toss out the first ball here. and there
will be brass band. A flag raising
also is carded
Savage Methodist won the pennant
last season after a red-hot struggle
with Laurel Baptist. The Savage nine
captured a play-off game after the
teams finished the regular season in
a tie.
Officers of the league are: Harry S.
Phelps, who will be serving his third
season, president; Grover Zepp, vice
president; George Wenzel, secretary,
and Harry Duvall, treasurer.
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EAST HAS EDGE ON WEST
NKENTUCKY DERBY DOPE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 29.-AIore
| than a score of the ICE nominees for
the fifty-third running of the Ken
lucky Derby at Churchill Downs. May
ID, stand out as of derby caliber today.
More good colts. fllies and geldings
| have come through the Winter and
| early Spring training in better con-
dition than for some years. Omen
weather aided the trainers in coudi-
tioning their candidates. and many Of
them already are racing or are ready
to start.
The 1926 crop of 2-year-olds. from
which the Derby nominees We're select
ed, produced a number of crack juve.
niles. The Eastern-owned eligibles at
present appear to have the edge on
the Western contingent. Western
turfmen, however, have heard that
story before and then gone out and
won in convincing fashion.
Rip Rap, Scapa Flow, Osmand,
kiev, Nalorous. Whiskery, Jopagan.
Jock. War Eagle, Sweepster. Fair
Star and few others are the Eastern
! hopefuls this year.
| Rip Rap, Fl. w. Sage's chestnut son
of Broomstick, out of Blue Sky, is
| highly fancied in the East. He is be-
| ing trained for the Derby by Max
| Hirsch. a veteran conditioner, who
also has The Satrap, English bred colt
/ of William du Pont, jr., and Terry.
| Sam II. Harris Derby nominee. The
/ Broomstick colt is completing his
| training in races on Eastern tracks.
| Scapa Flow. son of Man o. War. re-
| garded by many as the best 2-year-old
I last year, is training well at PimliCo.
| Horsemen in that section believe he
will take the measure of OSmand the
Winter faVorite. Osmand. Joseph r..
Widener's gelding, is i'll training at
Churchill Downs under the watchful
eye of Pete Coyne and Earl Sande.
Sande will have the mount on the
Widener entry in the $50, 600 race.
I<iev, Wideners imported colt, is con-
ditioning we'll at the track here.
Valorous, a Pennant-Courage colt,
looks the best of the II. p. Whitney
band, although Whiskery is the only
one of the New York sportsmans sew
! en- nominees to win this year. Valor-
| Gus won the Champagne Stakes and
| the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes and
| was third in the Futurity as a 2-year-
| old.
! Jopagan, a Maryland runner,
| was the best on the Canadian tracks
| last season. beating among others, Sir
| Harry, winner of the Coffroth Derby
at Tiajuana. He trimmed Rip Rap and
| Scapa Flow in a race at Havre de
Grace Thursday.
| Jock. in the stable of T.. B. Mclean.
/ Washington and Cincinnati publisher.
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ENGLAND HAS OWN
BASE BALL LEAGUE

CHIPPING NORTON, England,
April 29.-This is the only district
in England where base ball league
is maintained from year to year.
Cricket is the national game in
other parts.
Base ball Is also played in Wales,
but it is not the same game that is
played in America, and the Chipping
Norton district is the only place in
England where American rules are
observed.
A team from the Chipping Norton
district was the first TO beat an all
American one, and last season the
town club won the championship of
England
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DOCBLES--10 PM.
DOUBLES--10:45 PM.
WASHINGTON GUESTS
LEAD 0RIOLE PLAYERS
DOUBLEs-7:t5 PM.

Washington's cue stars took the
lead in the annual intercity 1872 balk-
line tournament with Baltimore play
ers last night at Baltimore.
c. o. Hall of Baltimore defeated
Capt. Charles E. Wolf, Washington,
$50 to 141. Edward Powell, Washing
ton, defeated Howard Crook, 159 to
127.
The teams are scheduled to shoot
1000 points, in four blocks of 800
points each. The next block will be
shot here next Thursday.
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I
talent in District ranks will be
seen in action tonight in the
~ Washington City Duckpin As
sociation tournament at Con
vention Hall.
While there are numerous class A
stars scheduled for competition to-
night, three viii be watched especially
close.
Glenn Wolstenholme and Howard
Campbell, the two outstanding indi.
viduals of the season, will team up in
class A doubles. Wolstenholme is
also booked for the singles.
George Friend. who holds the asso-
citation record in class A. for high set
rolled in 1924, is paired in the dou-
bles. Friends 410 set was broken
by Wolfe, a class B bowler, this year,
and he will attempt to regain his
leadership.
There is little doubt that both team
and individual scores for the tourna-
ment will topple tonight. The pro
gram is taken over by class A and
class b bowlers. Practically all team
rolling viii be by class A combina-
tlons.
No exceptional scores were record
ed last night. when Suburbans pre-
records for the present tournament
fell
Glass c high game record, held
jointly by Woodruff and Johnson, at
1872 for about week, was bettered
by Klutz, with 137.
Welsh and Barrett, rolling in class
c. doubles. established a new high set
figure at 673. Whelan and Clemens
had set a new mark the night pre-
vious at Gas.
Capitols, competing in class E team
events. set new high game and high
set marks, at $50 and 1865. The best
previous marks were 574 held by Pet
worth Masonic team since the opening
night, and 1857, held more than a
week by Postmasters.
Three class A teams, York, Park
View and Petworth, rolled good scores,
but failed to break the previous
marks. Their totals were 1887, 1,10l
and 1,643, respectively.
Last nights score:
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is placed ahead Of his stable mate, War
Eagle, winner Of the Miami cup, rs a
derby prospect. Jocks performances
as a 2-year- outclassed those of the
Man @ War colt. but the latter fin
ished his Winter campaign I'm Florida
by winning the cap race. lie is train
ing we'll here.
Sweepster. by Sweep out Of Oktjb-
beba. was good 2-year-old, The old
master Sam Hiildreth. trainer for the
Rancocas stable of Harry +. Sinclair
has this colt and reports are that hc
is bringing his charge around nicely.
Fair Star. "A Wrack fiily, was the
leading money winner last year.
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RYAN AND LUMBAC0 DRAW.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 80 Up.
Tommy Ryan, East McKeesport,
Pa, and Trip, Lumbaco of the Philip
pines, bantamweights, boxed 10 fairly
even rounds here last night. Joe Pag-
lima, Louisville lightweight, knocked
out Blocky Richards, Dayton. Ohio, in
the fifth round
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ELIZABETH, n. J., April 90 Lp),-
Ernie Schaaf, new heavyweight sensa'
tion, added another quick victory to
hiss tring last night when he knocked
out Sergt. Jack Adams of st. Louis
in the first round at the Elizabeth
Armory.
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Final league statistics follow
Team Standing.

High averages-Lewis, 1O5-4I; Marble.
I05-3q: Howland. 103-4S
High individual sets-West 384 Lewis
s74: Rupert 373
High individual games-Lewis. 154: West.
t16; Turner, IA.
High team sets--Direetors. .63l: Traffic.
L6l1: Engineers. 1.601. sSsgs
High team games-InfOrulai Cases 573:
Directors. 572: Traffic 500.
High ostrikes-Bodkin and Shay. 35;
!, High, spares-Marble. $50; Howland. 1853;
Myers, 15S.
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PIRATES WIN AT HOCKEY.

LOS ANGELES. April % LPl.-The
Pittsburgh Pirate ice hockey team.
showing brilliant defense. work de-
Seated the Los Angels MarUons, to
l. here last niChi
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BOWLING NOT so GOOD
IN FAIR SEX TOURNEY

COLUMBUS, April 90 C4).--Duke
Flyer Ladies, Cleveland, scoring 2,340,
went into fourth place in the five
woman division of the women's inter
national bowling congress here last
night in the only change among any
of the five leaders.
The leaders:
FIVE-WOMAN
William Hale Thompson. Chicago :. 2449
Deutsche jewelers. Cleveland ....... 2.342
DOUBLES.
Quinn -Rourke Chicago .... / 1.OS6
Sonnenberg- Schmidt. Columbus ... 1.O63
SINGLES.
H. Gazzolo. Toledo ...... 557,
H. Foell. Chicago ........... $50
Evening star., 1927-04-29
INTERSTATE DUCKPINNERS
LED BY DIRECTORS TEAM

~ IRECTORS captured the gon-
falon in the Interstate Bow
ling League, finishing two
~ games in the van of Finance
and Traffic, who were tied for
second as to games won and lost.
The former, however, got the place
bn total pins.
High team set at 1881 was gar
aered by Directors. Informal Cases
aad the best game at 573.
A red-hot struggle for high indi-
Fidual average donors saw Lewis
hose out Marble, the former having
/ mark Of 105.41 for 81 games and
The latter 1883 for IS. Lewis also
lad high game at 154. Vests 3S4
set was highest; Bodkin and Shay
had most strikes at 35 each and
Marble toppled 1S0 spares to lead the
held.
Final league statistics follow;
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TOURNAMENT LEADERS.

SINGLES.
Glass A.
High game-Burtner, 149.
High set-L. f. Meany, 374.
Glass b.
High game-WOlfe, Isl.
High set-WOlfe. Ala.
Class c.
High game--KIutz. 1877.
High set-O. HI. Clark, $40.
Doubles.
Class A.
High game-COx.B Boyer, 284.
High set--Sweeney Mckay, 156.
Class Il.
High game-DavidsOn.C Cones. 259.
High set-Burns-NOrris, 102.
Class G.
High game-O' ConnOr. DOUGLASS, 239
High set-Welsh- Barrett, e13.
TEAMS.
Class A.
High game-Agriculture, 604.
High. set--Agriculture, 1,749.
Glass B.
High game-CapitoIs, $50.
High set-Capit0ls, 1865.
Glass C..
High neutrality-suspicious., 583.
High set-Independants, 1886.
UNCLASSIFIED TEAMS.
High game-St. Johns, 535.
High set-St. Johns, 1,541.
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SOME OF STARS TO ROLL
In TOURNAMENT TONIGHT

' ONE of the best maple spilling
: talent in District ranks will be
\ seen in action tonight in the
= Washington City Duckpin AS
Evening star., 1927-04-29
BY F.AIRPIAY.

n 7 EW YORK, April 29.-The bal.
~ lyhoo that Tex Rickard puts
over and gets away with is
4 enough TO make strong men
Evening star., 1927-04-29

Totals sos 452 45g Totals 46a 543 b30
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Hamilton. McHenry county. chair
man, the investigation will be con-
centrated on what indirect benefit
the mill may cause. Other members
of the committee are l.. O. FREDERICK
son. Nelson county. and Walter
Schlosser, Grand Forks county.
Three sets of questionnaires have
been mailed. Different groups Of
questions are asked of elevator oper.
ators, retail merchants, and bankers.
Questions Asked
Elevator operators are asked: Is
the state mill and elevator. Of value
to you as an additional market for
grain? What portion of your wheat
do you sell to the state mill direct :!
Do you use the storage facilities
provided by the state elevator? Is
this of considerable value to your
elevator? DO you believe that you
obtain q better protein test at the
Minneapolis market by reason of the
fact that the laboratory at the state
mill will give protein tests Of samples
submitted?
The following questions are asked
retail merchants: Do you sell Pa
kota Maid" flour? Do you sell ''Da-
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therein will be forever foreclosed
and debarred Of any and all rights
Of redemption, or other rights in or
10 such real estate. Following il a
list of tho real estate sold at such
tax sale on which the period of re-
demption has expired.
Opposite each description of real
estate appears the name Of the
record title owner thereof as>it ap-
pears by the records. in the office
Of the Register Of Deeds Of such
County and also opposite each tract
appears the amount which Will be
required to redeem from the effects
Of such tax sale at the expirat ton
Of the period Of redemption includ-
ing the amount for which the said
land was sold, interest and penalty
thereon, subsequent Delinquent. taxes
prior to those Of the year 1920, and
penalties and interest thereof.
Name Of Record Amt. required
Title owner: to redeem
Jane o. ElleflOOd ......... $614.35
"A. T. McLeish ......,....... 1891
John T.. Chamberlain ...... 1861
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the County Auditor Of Burlejgh
County, this Seventh day Of January,
1927. %
"a KATE LYONS ) l.e
~ ~ County Auditor OF Burlctgh
County North Dakota.
1-12-19.20 =
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therein; will. be forever. foreclosed
of redemption, or other rights in or
to such real estate. Following IL q
list OF. the real estate sold 1t such
tax sale on which the period of re-
dsmption has expired.
+. Opposite each descriptions Of real
estate appears the name OF the
reSrc by the records IN the office
OF the Register Of Deeds OF such
County and also opposite each tract
appears the amount which will be
required to redeem from the effects
Of such tax sale at the expiration
81 the period OF redemption includ-
iifs the amount for which the. said
land was sold. interest and penalty
thereon. subsequent delinquent taxes
prior to those OF the year 1899, and
penalties and interest thereof.
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ed therein will be forever fore
closed and debarred Of any and all
rights of redemption, or other
rights in or to such real estate.
Following is a list Of the real estate
sold at such tax sale on which the
period OF redemption has expired. !.
Opposite each description Of real
estate appears the name of the rec-
ord title owner thereof as 1t ap.
pears by the records. in the office
of the Register of Deeds of such
County and also opposite each tract
appears the amount which will bt
required to redeem from the eeffecta
of such tax sale at the expiration
of the period Of redemption includ.
ing the amount for which the said
land was sold, interest and penalty
thereon, subsequent delinquent
taxes prior to those AZ the year
1890, and penalties and interest
thereof.
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NILES VALUE
10 n. D. PROVES
BIG QUESTION
Fact Finding Body Sends
Questionnaires 10 Elevators,
Merchants and Bakers

The senate's "fact finding com.
mittee" to investigate the state mill
and elevator at Grand Forks is mark
ing time while it awaits answers to
more than 1000 questionnaires which
IL has sent out in an effort to learn
what value the mill and elevator is
to the state.
While the committee is satisfied
that the mill operates at financial
loss, according to Senator David
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and other persons interested there
in will be forever foreclosed and
deharred Of any and all rights Of
redemption, or other rights in. or
to such real estate. Following is
. list of the real estate sold at
such tax sale on which the. period
of redemption has expired.
Opposite each description of real
estate appears the name Of the
record title owner thereof as it APP
pears by the records. in the office
Of the Register of Deeds of such
County and also opposite each tract
appears the amount which will be
required to redeem from the effects
Of such tax sale at the expiration
of the period OF redemption includ-
Ing the amount for which the said
land was sold. interest and penalty
thereon. subsequent delinquent tax
es prior to those OF the year 1918
and penalties and interest thereof.
Name Of Record Amount required
Iltlc owner: to redeem
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sligible, toeseher lwits,-veiled illusions
I'm the newspapers, I'll tend to show
the government has been convinced
that the only way. to elssr the at
n,osphere, persistently overcast since
Carol rsnounced his rights to the
throne, 10 to recall him.
Premier Averescu and the members
of the cabinet are understood to
hsve, practically decided to consent to
. reconciliation with Carol. subject
to certain conditions, in order to OBJ
tain necessary support to combat the
opposition. F
Il remains to be decided when and
how public announcement Of the re-
cXhkiliation shall be made. As GER
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kota Maid" flour exclusively? Have
you sold Dakota Maid" flour? Why
discontinued? How does Dakota
Maid" flour compare in prices at
your station with other standard
makes of flour? Have you any sug-
gestions that would increase sales of
Dakota Maid" flour in your locality !!
Through what agency do you obtain
the flour? Direct from mill or
through some jobbing agencye
OF bakers the information sought
is:' Do you use "Dakota Maid" flour
in your business? Do you use it ex-
clusively? State reasons for pref
erence? Have you>at any time used
Dakota Maid" flour? Reasons for
discontinuance? Have you any sug-
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terested therein will be forever fore
closed and debarred of any and all
rights OF redemption, or other rights
i'm or To such real estate. Following
is n list of the real estate sold at
such tax sale on which the period of
redemption has expired.
Opposite each description of real
estate appears the name of the rec
ord title owner thereof as 1t appears
by the records. in the office of the
Register of Deeds of such County
and also opposite each tract appears
the amount which will be required
TO redeem from the effects Of such
tax. sale at the expiration of the
period Of redemption including the
amount for which the said land was
sold, interest and penalty thereon,
subsequent delinquent taxes prior
to those Of the year 1912. and penal
ties and interest thereof.
Name Of Record Amount required
Title owner: TO redeem
TOwmKlte
State Finance Co. .... 5 156
Given under my hand and the seal
of the County Auditor Of Burleigh
County, this 7th day of January.
1927.
KATE LYONS,
County Auditor of Burleigh
County, North Dakota.
1-1C.f0-CG
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF THE
PERIOD OF REDEMPTION ON
LAND sold TO THE COUNTY
~ q

I, Kate Lyons. County Auditor of
notice that the parcels Of real
estate hereinafter described were
sold for taxes at the annual tax
sale OF this County on December
18th, 1921. and that at said sale
said parcels Of real estate were
sold TO this County, and that such
and they are still the property of
this County. and that unless re-
demption shall be made from said
tax sales within ninety days from
the date Of this notice, the same
will become the absolute property
in fee OF this County and the for
mer owners thereof and all lien
h olders and other persons interest
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ed therein will be forever fore-
closed and debarred of any and all
rights of redemption. or other
rights in or to such real estate.
sold at such tax sale on which the
period of redemption has expired.
Opposite each description OF real
estate appears the name of the rec-
ord title owner thereof as It APP
pears by the records; In the office
County and also opposite each tract
appears the amount which will be
required to redeem from the effects
of such tax sale at the expiration
of the period of redemption includ-
ing the amount for which the "a i'd
land was sold. interest and penalty
thereon, subsequent delinquent
taxes prior to those Of the year
1921. and penalties and interest
thereof
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therein will be forever foreclosed
and debarred of any and all rights
of redemption. or other rights in or
to such real estate. Following is
list Of the real estate sold at such
tax sale on which the period Of re-
demption has expired.
Opposite each description Of real
estate appears the name of the
record title owner thereof as it APP
pears by the records, in the office
of the Register of Deeds of such
County and also opposite each tract
appears the amount which will be
required to redeem from the effects
Of such tax sale at the expiration
Of the period of redemntion includ-
ing the amount for which the said
land was sold. interest and penalty
thereon, subsequent delinquent taxes
prior to those of the year 1918, and
penalties and interest thereof.
Name Of Record Amt. required
Title owner: to redeem
F. Il. McCurdy and
w. L. Smith ........... $358.32
RObt. O'Brien .............. 536.66
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the County Auditor of Burleigh
County. this Seventh day of January.
1927.
KATE LYONS,
County Auditor of Burleigh
County. North Dakota
1-12.19-26
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therein will be forever foreclosed
and debarred OF any and all rights
OF redemption, Or other rights In or
list of the real estate sold at such
tax sale on which the period Of re-
demption has expired.
Opposite each descriptions OF real
record title owner thereof an IL APP
pears by the records. in the office
Of the HeKistar az Deeds Of such
County and also opposite each. tract
app6ars the amount which will 10
required to redeem from the effects
0f such tax sale at the expiration
~ the period Of redemption includ.
ing the amount for which the said
land WAS sold. inherent and penalty
thereon subsequent delinquent taxee
| penalties and Interest thereof.
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n. Kate Lyons County Auditor OF
DufieiEh County, do hereby give
notice that the parcels. of real es-
tate hereinafter described were sold
for taxes at the annual tax sale Of
this County on December 10. 1918,
and that at said sale said parcels of
real estate were sold to this County,
ana that such sales have not been
redeemed from and they are still the
property of this County, and that
unless redemption shall be made
from said tax sales within ninety
days from the date Of this notice,
the same will become the absolute
property in fee of this County and
the former owners thereof and all
lien holders and other persons in
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terested therein will be forever fore
closed and debarred OF any and all
rights Of redemption, or other rights
in or to such real estate. Following
il list of the real' estate SOLD at
such tax sale on which the period OF
redemption has expired.
estate appears the name or the rec.
ord title owner thereof AZ It. appears
by the records, in the office of the
Register Of Deeds Of such County
and also opposite each tract appears
to redeem from the effects Of such
tax sale at the expiration Of the
period of redemption Including the
amount for which the. said land was
sold. interest and penalty thereon,
to those Of the year 1917 and penal
ties and interest thereof.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF THE:
PERIOD Of REDEMPTION On
LAND SOLD TO THE COUNTY


i. Kate Lyons. County Auditor of
Burleigh County. do hereby give
notice that the parcels of real es-
tate hereinafter described were sold
for taxes at the annual tax sale of
this County on December 9Th. 1904.
and that at said sale said parcels Of
real estate were sold to this County.
and that such sales have not been
redeemed from and they are still the
property of this County, and that
unless redemption shall he made
from said tax sales within ninety
days from the date Of this notice,
the same will become the absolute
property in fee of this County and
the former owners thereof and all
lien holders and other persons in
Description Of
Real Estate.
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Recall of Prince 4
Carol is Forecast

Bucharest, Rumania. Jan, lo.-OR
Queen Marie appears to have been
victorious in her long struggle for
rehabi litation Of her Maynard son,
Prince Carol. Persistent reports
from sources which are far from neg.