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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
s. w. Burleigh

Frank Grcss motored to Bismarck
Wednesday to have some dental work
done.
Quite a large crowd attended the
funeral for Mrs. Sherman at the
Glencoe church Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Knudson is spending a
few days at the Otto Dorman home.
VIM. Mallard made a business trip
to Bismarck Monday.
Frank Gress motored to Jamestown
Saturday. He accompanied Mr.. Lair,
of the Lair Motor Sales Co. They
reported that there was q great deal
of snow near jamestown, making it
very hard to get through in some
places.
Frank Johnson motored to Regain
one day last week.
John Stewart called at the Claude
Houser home Friday evening.
Ray Granting of Regain is staying
at the j. A. Stewart home.
Norman and D. w. Stewart were
callers in town Saturday.
Lee Mallard and Hugh McMurricl
were collecting for the telephone
| company last week.
The Women's Missionary societ,
meeting which was scheduled for las
Thursday was postponed. 1t viii
meet April z at the home of Mrs
Clifford Craven.
Dan Nicholson transacted business
in Bismarck Saturday.
Two of the c. NJ. Snyder boys ar
i'll with the measles.
Mrs. John Stewart, Gladys Gram
ling and Mrs. Granting motored t
Regain and Wilton Saturday. The,
rnfu ru od Sunday evpninp
| Mr.. Buckley has been having a
attack of the grippe.
Malcolm Nicholson was caller j
Bismarck Saturday.
Walter Glum sawed a large amour
Of wood for James Stewart one da
last week. Claud Houser, D. W
Stewart and Norman Stewart assiste
him.
Paul Hapel and Andrew Irvan ar
busy hauling corn to Bismarck.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That by virture Of Judgment and
decree in foreclosure. rendered and
given by the District Court Of the
County Of Burleigh and State OF
North Dakota and dOcketed in the
office Of said Court on the 5th day
of March, 1927. In an action where
in the Federal Land Bank Of Saint
Paul, corporation was Plaintiff iil
Nicholson. his wife, Nora Wilmot.
The Mandan Mercantile Company, n
corporation. Will Bank. Farmers
State Bank Of Regan, North Dakota.
q corporation: and L. r. Baird. rs
tor and Mercantile Company.
Regain, North Dakota. Il corporation
and Regan National Farm Loan AS
ISOLATION. a corporation. were de.
PENDANTS In favor Of said Plaintiff
Mathew Nicholson and zelia Michel.
sen for the sum of Five Thousand
Five Hundred Eifty-one and $4,000
($5,551.S4) Dollars, which said
judgment among other things di:
rected the sale by me. , Of the real
isfy the amount Of said Judgment
with interest thereon and the costs
| and expenses of such sale or 10
much thereof as the proceeds ct
such sale applicable thereto Will
satisfy. and by virtue OF writ OF
special execution to me issued out
OF the office Of the Clerk Of said
Court and under the seal of said
Court directing me to sell said real
estate pursuant to said judgment, l,
Rollin WEIGH. Sheriff of Burleigh
County and the person appointed by
said Court to make said sale. will
sell the hereinafter described real
estate to the highest bidder. for
cash, at public auction at the front
door Of the Courthouse in the City
of Bismarck. County Of BurleiEh.
18th day of April. 1927. at 2 o'clock
r. NJ. Of that day. to satisfy said
Judgment with interest and costs
thereon and costs and expenditures
Of sale. or SO much thereof as the
proceeds of said sale applicable
, thereto will satisfy. The premises
ant to said Judgment and decree
and writ are situated in the County
, of Burleigh and State of North Da-
, ktoa and described as follows to-
wit:
= Section Twenty three st23) and the
Southwest Quarter (SWA) of Sec.
! ton Twenty four (24 Township
One Hundred Forty-three n43l
t North, Range Seventy-eight as
Y West. containing Three Hundred
!. Twenty <32O acres more or less
4 according to the Government survey
Dated March s. 1927.
ROLLIN WEIGH.
Sheriff Burleigh County.
Ralph G. Morton.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Darlington, N. Oak.
/ (First publication March Z, 1920
81 3/7-14-21-28-4/4.1l
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Painted Woods

Mrs, Alvin Lang called on Mrs.
Adolph Peterson Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brewer were
Wilton visitors Saturday afternoon.
Frank and Ivor Erickson and Alvin
Lang assisted Adolph Peterson saw
wood last Monday.
Mrs. Frank Reibe visited in Bis
marck few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Johnson spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Erickson. :.
Albert and Leonard Lang visited
Emmett and Orval Brooks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anstrom are
the owners of a new Overland auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Browe,
transacted business in Wilton Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Hagen spent
Sunday with Mr.. Hagen's mother
Mrs. Louise Hagen.
Albert Nelson and Fred Brooks
spent Friday night at Frank Erick
sons.
Men from this vicinity who started
to the mine to work Friday morn
ing were forced to turn back on ac
count of the roads being badl!
drifted.
Dave Dixon was in this commun
ity Wednesday looking up his horses
to take home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Brooks, wh'
have been visiting in Iowa and II
Kansas City, Mo-, are now ut tn
home of Mr.. Brooks parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagen ant
Harry James were Wilton visitor
Saturday afternoon,
Donald ana Norman Johnson Wis
tied Wallace-and Tounley Anstron
Sunday.
Walter ana Laurence johnson
transacted business in Wilton Mon
| day.
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Lawrence, Kan, April 4.-tPj--
The sixth consecutive Missouri Val
ley basketball championship has just
come home to roost in the Jayhawk
nest at the University of Kansas,
but Dr.. c. +. Allen. director OF ath-
letics and coach of basketball. has
forgotten about 1t. lie already IS
intent on next years team.
"phog" Allen has had 10 cham
pionship teams out Of ~, eight OF
them in the Missouri Valley.
How do you build up champion
shin teams year after year," h" tAS
asked. and where does the material
come from? ?"
All Kansas Men
Hard work answers the llrSt
question" he responded. Inc ma
,erial all comes from Kansas. Every
man on this years team was a ma
tive product
II was at Missouri Teachers Col
lcce at Warrcnsburg seven years
and had seven championship teams
NV teams here at Kansas III l9Os
and 1909 won cham pionships and IN
the eight years ! have been back mere
my teams have won SIX III row
counting this year. :,
"Rasketbail is mans game. ~
requires stamina and teamwork, bu,
do not try to build a machine.
try to develop each player and tt
! insfill in him the enthusiasm whicF
absolutely must be there II he - u
| be Il champion.
| II do not cut down my squa(
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NEWS q! az OUR NElGHB0RS.

mon, s. 'DI were bssin4ss visitors in
tewn Wednesday.
Henry. Cors and Frank Bosworth
motored to Bismarck Sunday, re-
turning Monday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. p. J. Rausch motor,
ed to New Leipzig Thursday, where
they visited at the home of the
formes,s brother.
James Dunkle disposed Of his
ranch at Schadwick this week to
Mr.. Schmidt of near Flasher, who
thas engaged Charles Wolfgram to
erect a set Of buildings there.
Conrad Schaller of Paradise pur-
chased half section Of land south
west of Raleigh from p. j. Rausch
the past week.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that de-
fault has occurred in the conditions
of that certain real estate mortgage
made. executed and delivered by
Aleksanter Eskelinen "a widOwer)
as mortgagor. to Farmers & Mer-
chants State Bank Of Driscoll. as
mortgagee. dated May 1at.. 1919, and
filed for record in the office Of the
register Of deeds OF Rurleigh COun-
ty, North Dakota. ON June 18Th.
le2 of Mortgages on page 72, and
assigned by said MORTGAGE by an
instrument in writing on April goth,
1920, to. The Norwegian Lutheran
nurch OF America. said assignment
r"@,ster Of deeds tn Book 1855 Of AS
secure the payment Of $1,000 90,
which default consists In the failure
Of said mortgagor to pay the prin--
c'r"! and interest secured by said
mortgage when due, and the taxes
m..es m said mort
gage and hereinafter described. and
49,. l,le sssIu mortgage will be fOre-
closed by q sale Of the said prem
too At tn" frcrt dnnr. Of the court
house in the city Of Bismarck. Bur-
; re. Yl IT,, os sa skI r. on m the the
18TH day OF April. 1927. to satisfy
IN. 4 IN said mortgage
on said day OF sale.
~. W. "'sa~ described In said
mortgage and which will be sold to
ea..s4y tne, same are described as
follows. to-wit:
The south half OF the Northeast
quarter <SH NEM) and the North
east quarter Of the Northeast quar-
ter lNEA NEA) and the Southeast
quarter IsEA) OF Section Eighteen
(1s) in Township One Hundred
Forty-one I4D N. of Range Sew
enty-Six (76 w. OF the 9Th p. NJ.
In Burleigh County. North Dakota.
That there will be due on said
mortgage on said day OF sale tho
sum of $6,1O3.29. pripcipal. Interest
and taxes. besides the costs OF this
foreclosure and statutory attorneys
fees.
Dated March, 3rd, 1927.
The Norwegian Lutheran Church
Of America. Owner of Mortgage.
Geo. p. Homes,
Attorney for Owner OF Mortgage.
Crosby. North Dakota.
(First publication March Z, 1920
3T-l4.21-2s-l4-11
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DEM0N-BRAVE
GAMES CLOSE,
FIGURES SHOW
Bismarck Amasses Total of
us to 694 For Mandan in
1913-1926 Cage Period

Proof that Bismarck Mandan bas-
ke.ball games have always been hard
fought and the majority of them close
is shown by figures covering inter
school games for the period from
1913 through 1896 1927. compiled by
Supt II. O. Saxvik.
The figures show that OF the 80
games played between the two schools
in the period listed. Bismarck has won
Is and Mandan 20 games. Rismarck's
total score is 775 points, compared to
total Of GOA for Mandan.
How the lead has changed from
one to another is shown. with Bis
marck some years rolling up large
scores against Mandan and the
Braves doing the same in other years.
Demons Set Record
In 1913, Bismarck won the first
game by 62 to 10 score and repeated
with Is TO l3 and 33 to % scores,
while in the 1914 season. the Demons
amassed their record score against
the Braves, winning, SO to IA.
In the 1916 season, Bismarck wor
one of the three games played, by
score of 20 to Ia. while in the two
other games, Mandan came through
with wins of Is to 16 and 20 to Z.
The 1917 season was repetition
| for Mandan, the Braves taking two
games with scores Of 26 to IL and l:
| to Ia, while in the third game the
Demons won the victory by 10 to
! score. The 1918 season was a lear
one for the Demons, with the Braves
taking all three games played. Score:
were 26 to 12; 81 to S, and 20 to 10
Cagers Come Back
In 1919, the Demons came bacl
again to win two Of three games b!
81 to Is and 90 to Is scores. coming
out on the short end of II to II
score in the third game. Th'
season Of 1920 marked re
petition of the disastrous sea
SON of 1918. The Braves won al
three games played with scores i
to II, q to 6 and II to Is.
In 1921, the Demons won two games
by scores of 20 to 13 and 20 to Ii
while the Braves took the third gam
with a % to 20 score. Bismarck too
one game in 1922, by an 18 to 1
score. the Braves rolling up 25 to l
and % to 16 scores in the other tw
games.
Two of Three Is Ratio
|, Two out Of three was again tn
Demon ratio in 1923, when the Gag
, ers defeated Mandan, q to II an
- to 8, in the first two games of tn
season, only to lose by 10 to !
score in the last game. In 1924, tn
Demons again won two games by 2
, to 10 and 16 to IL scores and lost tn
, third by l6 to IA score.
The 1925 season marked anotht
!. reriod Of disaster for Bismarck. Maj
dan taking all three games. TT
first two games, played during IT
n regular season, were won by Il to
End 80 to 10 scores. The last gam
G which the Braves won by an IL
II score. is famous because of II
toss Amick, Mandan guard, made
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MANDELL WILL
FIGHT JACKIE
FIELDS TODAY
Two of Country's Cleverest
Lightweights to Meet at
Los Angeles "a

Los Angeles, April 4.-tP)-Two of
the country's cleverest lightweights-
Sammy Mandell of Rockford, ILL.,, the
champion Of that division, and Jackie
Fields of Los Angeles will climb into
an outdoor ring here tonight for a
l2-round no.decision battle.
with the boxing styles Of both
champion and challenger of similar
mould, critics looked for fracas
colored by the masterful cleverness
and dazzling speed Of the. two. Man
dell probably holds a slight edge in
boxing skill.
Fields, in the opinion of boxing
men, is the heavier puncher. If the
Los Angeles youth should knock out
the title holder or win on a foul, he
would annex the crown.
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|. y SPORTS q
ALLEN. KANSAS COACH, Is MAKER OF
CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM WINS Is TIMES

after the first few weeks Of prac-
tice. Every man who has the en-
thusiasm to come out is given the
same amount Of attention. AS re-
suit ] always have material carried
over from year to year.
Reward Follows
zone player who virtually saved
championship for me came out the
first year a tall, awkward boy who
did everything wrong. coached him
through out the summer, and got my
reward.
every team, OF course, must have
a thorough grounding in the funda-
mentas of the game. Given two
teams equally matched, the team
having the most thorough ground
work will win.
above all, I try to instill esprit
de corps into my men. They must
have high morale
Again and again this maker OF
champions used the phrase will to
win" or determination to win.
He is stccped in enthusiasm for
basketball, which perhaps was the
most potent factor in his winning
teams.
For his vacation he is going to
run a basketball coaching school AZ
Kansas and teach basketball IN
coaching schools at Utah Agricul-
tural College, Superior. Wisconsin
Normal, Simmons University, Abb
lcno, Tex. and the kearncy, Neb.
normal school.
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Raleigh

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. KauSch, accom-
panied by c. L. Kleinschmidt, motor
ed to Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. F. X. Dempsey entertained a
number of lady friends Thursday aft
ernoon. At the conclusion Of a social
afternoon luncheon was served.
Jack Ryne, deputy marshal. was
business visitor in town Saturday.
Mrs. j. F. Ireland of Cannon Ball
was shopping in town Thursday.
Henry Morton of Selfridge called
on. friends in Raleigh Thursday.
Ed Snoopy was up from Freda
Thursday on business.
Peter Van Dem Berg of Lark was
a visitor in town Saturday:
John Meyers of Brisbane has faith
in the 1927 crop year.. He recently
purchased tractor and intends put
ting in a large acreage of crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Hurst announce
the birth of a SON March Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barth Of Mandan were
visitors at the Ed Carter home
Thursday.
| Clayton Peterson motored to Bis
marck Thursday, returning with truck
load of drills for local firm.
Several farmers have been in the
fields the past week but the recent
snow will keep them out for some
time now.
| z. Bachmeier returned to Selfridgt
Thursday, where he has employment
after spending q week at his hom.
here.
Harmon's garage men have beef
busy the past week installing an cleo
trio light plant in the local barbe
shop and pool hall. Mr.. Carter in
tends to fix his hall UP and run
series of motion picture shows an
dances.
Herman Rick has been employed b
the New Store, to clerk Saturdays.
The Raleigh Grain company ship
ped car Of wheat to Minneapoli
Friday.
Mr.. Stagmiller of Fallon delivere
hogs to the local hog buyer Thurs
A. P. Black shipped a car Of Goa.
hogs to Tacoma, Wash, Wednesda,
He accompanied them as far
Lennon, S. D.
Ed Banning Of Flasher purchase
seed wheat here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelstrom Of Flashs
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T
Carter Thursday.
C8rl oUlblm4keF OIL = Icu0 va
transacting business in town Satu
day.
II. Landers of Thinner purchase
600 bushels of seed wheat at loo
elevator Friday. He recently pu
chased 1900 acres Of land near Tir
mer and moved from north OF Ma
dan.
e. N. Bosworth returned the Ia
of the week from Aberdeen. s.
where he spent the past week
business.
Sam Erickson, son Of Mr.. 81
Mrs. s. Erickson, passed away So
urday> morning Of diphtheria. Owl!
to the nature Of the disease burr
was made Saturday night. y.
H. Wyrick of Lark was Q caller.
Raleigh Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Grace, accol
panied by Mesdames F. x. and Pa
DEMPSEY, attended mass ut Flash
Mrs. James D6nkle entertain
several lady friends ut lunche
Thursday afternoon. r
Adolph Riehl Of Cannon Ball 30
number Of hogs to the local deal
ii. and Mrs. Harry Fisher q Il
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being homers in the Cardinal Yankee
game yesterday. The TO defeat
handed the Cardinals was due TO
Ruth's two long doubles which went
up the hills before they were cap
turcd. With the series 3 TO IN
favor of the Red Birds. they match
bats at Atlanta today.
The Browns cleaned up one Oh
their minor engagements, thkihE 'h'
Beaumont, Texas, leagucrs into camp
Is to 4, with only lG hits; They took
the series, " to l, before MOVING
north to Fort Yates for two games.
Washington-Sta Covcleskie Is
the choice of Manager Rucky Harris
for the Senators tilt with the Ne"
York Giants at birmingham. Ala, TO
day.
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HURON QCINT LOSES
TO FLORENCE. MISS.

Chicago. April 4.-(Pl-Five weary
boys from Florence. Miss, beat five
wearier boys from Huron, s. d., 10
to l6, Saturday night'at the national
high school basketball tournament
and won third place in the title rank
ings. Huron, the defeated team. is
rated fourth among the 43 competi-
tors Of the event.
Six field goals by Taylor, Florence
forward, made in the less than three
quarters that he played, decided the
issue in the Dixie quintets favor
Both teams were exhausted from
their week of play, and both shot
erratically.
Florence held l6 to 8 lead at the
half, and though Huron came within
point of tying it at 1G-all in the
last period, on Pern's two goals and
another by Marquis, the Southerners
pulled through to win third place.
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CHICAGO SUBUBS NOW
HOLD TWO CAGE TITLES

Chicago, April 4.-tP)-The public
and parochial high school basketball
supremacy Of the country rests today
in the suburbs Of Chicago. Morton
High of Cicero won the final match
Of the ninth annual tournament from
Batesville, Ark, Saturday night. IL to
16, in the most exciting finish the
annual interscholastic series has ever
known.
Two weeks ago De La Sale high of
Joliet won the national Catholic
title.
Fouls Lose Game
The over eagerness of the Arkan-
sas champions contributed to their
downfall Cicero made but five field
goals to seven for Batesville, but
from the II fouls by Batesville, the
Cicero lads culled seven points with
free throws. Murphy, the Batesvillt
captain and backyard, went out OF
personal fouls near the close of thu
game, and Batesville's chances wen
with him.
The honors as runnerup to the fin
alists went to Florence, Miss, whil'
fourth place went to Huron. S. D.. thu
Mississippians defeating Huron, j
to 49,, 80.
The Cicero champions includes
strains of five different nationalities
The All-Star Selection
The pick of the 43 regional bas
ketball champions who competed TO
the title, as selected today BY sport
writers 1t the University OF Chicag
tournament, includes four boys fror
southern teams and one from tn
squad which won the national cham
pionshir.
Batesville had two players chose
on the uational all-star team, Will
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put his. team in the lead just a Sec
ond before the gun went off.
The 1026.1027 season had only two
games and was an even break, Man
dan winning the first game by 26
to "a score and Bismarck winning the
second by a ~ to IA score.
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the other two were from Vienna, Ga.,
and Florence, Mississippi.
The following boys were judged the
best in the country.
James Campbell, Vienna, Ga. right
forward.
Wesley Carpenter, Batesville, Ark
left forward
Alex Rogers, Florence, Miss. cen
,o,. Il. was :, unanimous choice.
Edward kawalskj, Morton Hlgh
| Cicero. H., running guard.
Tom Murphy. Batcsyllr, Ark, back
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RrJOININC LOVED ONES

REJOINING LOVED ONES
lady" said the beggar, "could you
give me a quarter to get where me
family is ~
"Ccrtainly, my poor man, here's a
quarter. Where is your family 2"
"At de movies. American Legion
Weekly.
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News Items From
| Training Camps
(By The Associated Press


New York-The smuggling attack
of three metropolitan entries in the
annual major league flag hunts was
impressed upon all rivals today as
the Yankees, Giants and Brooklyn
Dodgers wandered slowly homeward
from Florida training pastures.
The Giants were most impressive
with their clubs, smashing out 20
hits for % runs against the Memphis
Chicksaws in the latter's bailiwick
Yesterday. The Chicks managed to
slip in two runs.
Brooklyn and Cleveland belted the
ball hard at New Orleans, Brooklyn
winning . to I.
Babe Ruth in n "littlc world SER
les" tilt with the st. Louis Cardi.
nails at Montgomery, Ala, cracked
out two doubles in four appearances
at the plate and accounted for three
TALES in the Yanks' 4 to 3 victory.
Philadelphia = The Athletics shut
out the Baltimore Internationals
| yesterday, 4 to 0, in Baltimore, while
the Phillies we're beaten by Newark
Of the International League, 5 to 2
at Newark.
Chicago-The White Sox wer,
completely swamped in their exhibi
] ton baseball game with the hom
| towners at Shreveport, La, Sunday
! losing l3 to 3. The Cubs worked val
| aantly and drowned the Dallas Steers
Ill to 6. The Cubs departed las
night for Oklahoma City, where the
play the Western Leaguers.
i Pittsburgh - Houston blanked tn
Buccaneers, 2 to 0, yesterday. TIL
club goes to Beaumont today and wi
play at Waco tomorrow.
i Cincinnati - The Cincinnati N;
ltionals and Nashville will close the
brief series at Nashville today. Ye!
. terday the Reds defeated the Soutt
, ern Leaguers, 8 to l.
Detroit-Manager Moriarty Of II
Detroit Tigers is well satisfied wit
!. the condition of his players, WI
have abandoned their training can
; in San Antonio, Tex, for the trt
{ home. A score of practice games a.
] to be played along the route and vi
!, occupy the team until the opening
! the season.
j st. Louis-Several hills viii
flank the diamond at Montgomel
/ Ala, were the only things that sto
. ped the mighty Babes two hits tre
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THAT'S EASY

Teacher: Can you tell me three
things in, which starch plays an i'm
p0rtant part?
cuffs.-kasper. Stockholm.
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THAT'S DIFFERENT

Husband: Ethel, who has beer
making a concertina Of my hat?
Wife. You dear. You came homo
playing it last night.-London Opin
ion.
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MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1927

doctor was called Friday and it was
reported. he had diphtheria, but at
this writing he IS getting better.
There will be Norwegian services
in the church Sunday, April 10.
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Philadelphia = The Athletics shut
out the Baltimore Internationals
yesterday, 4 to 0, in Baltimore, while
the Phillies were beaten by Newark
Of the International League, 5 to 2,
at Newark
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St. Louis-Several hills which
flank the diamond at Montgomery,
Ala, were the only things that stop
ped the mighty Babes two hits from
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Cincinnati - The Cincinnati Ma
tionals and Nashville will close their
brief series at Nashville today. Yes
terday the Reds defeated the South
ern Leaguers, 8 to l.