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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-09
COBB'S RETURN
TO HOME TOWN
TO BE. GLOOMY
Elaborate Welcome .Plan
But dTy' Remains Under !
League Suspension

Chicago, May. .9.--(E-Ty Cobb's
triumphal return Tuesday to Detroit
where for q fifth .of D century he
wrote records in the baseball books
seemed destined today to be as
gloomy as the dead march from,
With the governor Of Michigan
and the mayor of Detroit, to say
nothing Of an elaborate fan banquet
and gift autom obilc, ready iand
waiting to make the occasion notable,
the Georgia jewel remained. today
under league suspension for his al
tercation last week with the fiery
former marine. Umpire Emmett Cred J
Ormsby, at Philadelphia.
Adding to Ty's trouble WAS .
strained tendon, an injury that fol,
lowed slide into second during ali
exhibition game at Buffalo. =;
Johnson Unfavorable
Ban Johnson, back ut the American
League steering wheel after months
Of absence, let it be known that he
regarded Cobb's offense at Philadel-
phia as particularly serious one.
Umpire Ormsby reported to President
Johnson that Cobb showed him
around after Ormsby had ruled that
Uui SOUU uIt OvcT tUe 1CUC0 YVES
foul. Showing umpires around, John
SON said, is no trifling matter.
Cobb's only hope that the snspen.
sion will be lifted lies in the report
to the league of Connie Mack, man.
agcr of the Athletics, President John
son said. The clubs side Of the con.
troversy may clarity the situatipni
it was indicated.
Meanwhile the Detroiters have
telegraphed Johnson with pleas that
the suspension be lifted. All tickets
to Tuesdays game have been sold for
a week past. Except for an opening
or Sunday game such seat sales
virtually are without precedent in
Detroit.
There is nothing to prevent Cobb's
in the planned testivi-
ties, as the jurisdiction of the league
president starts only with the UNI
pire's play ball." The Detroit fans.
however, do not enthuse over the
idea Of paying elaborate homage to
their favorite, only to have him
forced to leave the field without q
chance to demonstrate at bat and
afield, his appreciation for the auto
mobile, dinner and adulation.
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dington. Wilton. and kissel, Ashley.
l2e feet. inches.
Hlea !unp-Lofthouse. Bismarck;
Williams. MaDdan. and Spriggs, Bis
marck. ) feet. 6@. inches.
Broad .ump-Stabert, Fesscnden;
Melciager, Ashley, and kessel. Ash
Ley. tied for second and third. II
feet, inca
Individual points won by men from
esen school follow:
BIsn. are&-W ID: Spriggs 6;
LIGHTHOUSE ;; Slattery 5: Sell 3; Oh
son 81 Davis ;: Benser /: Brown !.
Maacan-Jaryis 5; Borresen 3;
Seitz B: Feltliag 3; Williams 3;
Heidi i: Dietrich !: Noseka l.
Garrison-Hagen 5; Nelson l.
AsaIey-kessel 4; Medinger 2.
ssender-Staber 81 Thornton /.
Wllton-Polonsky 5: Thompson 5;
RedingIon 3.
Minot-Holtby 4.
Not in the least discouraged be-
cause OF the odds against which they
had worked in the meet, % athletes
and coaches gathered at the Grand
Pacific hotel after the meet at a BAN
quet sponsored by the Association of
Commerce.
Secretary Harry r. Goddard well
coined the men and praised their
courage for going through the meet
under adverse conditions. "If you
can carry that spirit with you into
business, your success, is assured"
he declared.
Medal Cups Presented
Governor A. G.. Sorlie presented
the medals and cups to the winners
in the various events. Bismarck high
school was presented the Bonham
cup, which is now its permanent
possession, having been won three
years in succession.
William Wutzke was presented a
cup for high point man and John
dollhouse Il cup for second high
point man. The relay cup was award
ed to Mandan.
Rev. Paul S. Wright spoke on "The
Relations Between Athletics and Our
Mental Makeup" and declared that
athletics require a high order of in
telligence.. Athletics require that
you be able to make quick decisions
and carry them OUT" he said. "That
is just the thing the world needs now
men. who can make decisions quick
ly and then see that they do what
they have decided upon"
He pointed out that ancient Greece.
which had produced the greatest ath-
letes in the world, had also produced
the greatest philosophers.
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M'TIGUE BOXES
PAT MCCARTHY
THIS EVENING
Veteran DefieS C-Owdiny
Years in Match With Fight.
err 10 Years Younger

New York, May 9.-.P,-Mike Nc
Tigue, at 80, again defies the crowd
ing years tonight when he matches
punches with Pat Mccarthy, rugged
fighter 10 years his junior.
If McTigue's showing is as impress
sive as his recent work against Ber-
lenbach and Sharkey, he is assured a
bout with Jack Delaney for the light
heavyweight title which he once held.
The bout is set tentatively for June
% in the Yankee stadium. but Tex
Richard has preferred to delay the
actual signing until after this fight
tonight.
Believing decisive victory over
Mike would give him the lucrative
match. with the champion, Mccarthy
is set for the fight Of his life. Be
hind him is IAN impressiev winning
streak that includes victories ovel
Sully Montgomery, Matt Adgie ane
Harry Person, the Swede x
On the supporting card for the bat
tie Of the Celts tonight are three
ether 10 FOUNDERS, involving big fel.
lows. Johnny Risko is matched will
Pat Lester, Jack Demave with Ear
Blue, and Arthur De Kuh with Jos,
Dominiques.
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u SPORTS e
|TRACKSTERS FIGHT MUD, GALE IN MEET:
BISMARCK WINS TITLE, MANDAN SECOND
Brave Cold to Take Part in
Capital City Tourney
dollhouse Breaks H ig h
Jump Record, Hagen Of
Garrison Sets Up New Shot
Put Mark Despite Weather

Fighting lashing gale and brav-
ing mud and cold, Bismarck high
school traekstcrs won the fourth an
nual Capital City Track and Field
Meet here Saturday, with Mandan
taking second place.
Bismarck amassed a total of 45
points; Mandan %; wilton 70; Fes-
sender, Garrison and Ashley each
six: Mishek five and Minot four.
Wutzke Of Bismarck was high point
man. with IL points and dollhouse
won second place. with eight points.
Two Records Broken
Despite adverse weather conGi-
tions. two meet marks were shattered.
dollhouse setting new high jump
record 1t ) feet G%. inches and Hagen
OF Garrison hanging W u mark If
40 feet II inches in the shot put
4 slow drizzlc Friday night and
Saturday morning put Baker field
under several inches of water and, as
a result, part Of the entries were
run off aJ the high school in the
morning. while the Gashes. hurdles.
pole vault. iave!in and other events
were held 1T the Roosevelt field. in
the afternoon.
Because many Of the teams entered
in the meet had already arrived be-
fore the weather became inclsm en..
offie ials decided 10 go through with
it, Tracksters huddled. sh;verlug.
behind shelters on the high school
field in the morning. When the
events were started at the Roosevelt.
field, the gale became increasingly
violent and II grew colder. while 81
ficials and athletes vainly tried TO
keep warm.
1t took real grit on the part CT
every track man to go through the
meet, which was carried on under
the most adverse conditions ever en-
countered here. Officials, headed
by Frank H. Brown, high school
principal, kept the tourney running
smoothly and carried it through to a
successful climax, only two events
being cut from the schedule: the 800
yard high hurdles and the relay
race.
Medals for places in the 22O yard
high hurdles were awarded by draw
ing of entries ut the banquet follow
ing the meet, Fessenden, Ashley and
Mandan drawing medals. Mandan
won the relay cup by lot.
Event Winners
liz eVcutS, luclT WiHHcTS anu the
time follow:
Pole vault-Holtby, Minot, and
Spriggs, Bismarck, tied for first.
Nelson of Garrison, third, 8 it. 8
inches.
Half mile Wutzkc, Bismarck;
Borrcsen, Mandan; Benser, Bismarck.
Time minutes, - seconds.
IA 44O yard dash-Wutzke, Bismarck;
Davis, Bismarck; Voseka, Mandan.
Time, LOS.
220 yard dash-Jarvis, Mandan;
Sell, Bismarck and Spriggs, Bis
marck, 26:0G.
100 yard dash-Olson, Bismarck;
dollhouse. Bismarck and Kessel,
Ashley, IL seconds.
22O yard low hurdlcs-Polonsky
Wilton; Seitz, Mandan, and Thorn
ton, Fesscndcn, 20 seconds.
Mile run Slattery, Bismarck:
Wutzkc, Bismarck, and Dietrich,
Mandan, 5:40h.
Shot put-Hagen, Garrison; Heidi.
Mandan; and Brown Bismarck. 40
| feet, III inches.
Discus-Krein. Wishck: Helbling,
Mandan. and Heidi, Mandan. SO
feet, IL inches.
Javelin-Thompson, Wilton; Red
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RHEM PITCHES
TW0-HIT GAME
FOR CARD WIN
Hafey, His Terminate, Scores
Three Runs on Two Four
- base ClOutS
(By The Associated Press)

Smashing victories by the Cardinals
and Yankees left no doubt in the
minds OF fans today that the leaders
of the major leagues have pitching
power as we'll as smuggling force.
One Of the finest hurting exhibit
tions seen this year in either league
was turned in b. Red Bird. Charles
Rhen, as he held the Robins TO just
two hits for a ) to Cardinal win at
Brooklyn. Three of his teams runs
were scored on two homers by his
hard wallopinr mate. Hafey.
While the Cards were showing the
east what kind Of baseball il was tina.
won them 4 world crown in 1926, the
Yanks were hammering home a les
son Of their own in now 10 win &
pennant.
Hugmcn Blank White Sox
For the second time in two days
the Hugmen hlanked the White Sex
at Chicago. the burden OF their We
tory being borne on the broad should
ers of the competent Waite Hoyt.
Backed by errorless fielding and the
vicious hitting OF his mates. the
veteran held the White Sox 10 nine
scattered hits for . TO 0 win. No
Yankee game is complete without it's
homer, so Catcher Pat Collins step
ped up in the seventh and bounced
one into the left field bleachers.
To make it two for New York over
Chicago. the Giants at the same
time were nosing out a close to 4
decision in their game at the Polo
Grounds with the Cubs. Until Terry
doubled in the ninth and drove Roush
home, the game was anybody's. De-
troit's to decision over the Red
Sox also was won in the ninth when
Marty McManus singled with the
bases filled.
West Beats East
The: west was victorious over east
ern foes in both the other games
played. The Cleveland Indians made
it two straight over the Philadelphia
Athletics. A tumble by Eddie Col
Inns helped the home team to it's
victory, 4 to 2. The st. Louis Browns
topped the Senators, 8 to 3, to square
their series at one all.
Two fine individual records came
to an end as Fothergill Of the Tigers,
for the first time in Is games. failed
to make hit, and Frank Frisch of
the Cards made his first error in 10
games by throwing wild to first.
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Statement for Publication -
TREASuRER'S DEPOSITORY
REPORT
Published in compliance with Sec.
ton Is. Chapter 1913, of the Laws Of
1929, regarding deposits OF all Pub
lie Funds.
N4AMe' % mask sc,.s7
Bank Of North Dakota.
Description Of Deposit h
Checking account, $054.4l and
$654.41. $
Amount and Kina Of 3ond Fur.
nlshea ~ Hank
100000 surety.
!, Nora Sharp, treasurer OF Lyman
township, Burleigh County, North
Dakota. do hereby certify. that the
foregoing il a true, and correct
statement of deposits for period
ending May 4. 1927.
NORA SHARP, (.
Treasurer.
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lstatement for publicetion2

TVeEAsVRER,s DEPOsfTONY
REPORT
Published In compliance with Sec
tion is. Chapter 1873, Of the Laws OF
1889. rtgeFdieig deposits Of all PUB
-. Nan1e - uAnk -.
az Bank OF North Dakota, (2)
Ar9na, State Hank.
U{1cri6tfon Of Dep0slt
Checking account. I'd $757.3S and
iz) $4SSSt.s
/, Mrs. Bert 0lanvllle, treasurer
OF Aurora. school district No. Z. Bur-
leigh county. North Dakota, DO mere.
true and correct statement Of
deposits for period ending May !
j MRS. BERT GRANVILLE.
Treasurer.
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(Statement for Publicatlon)
TRDA6URERsG DERs0STTORY

TRsAsUahRt.DsT nnHSP.sGbssaii TSsnir
Published in Compliance' with. &c.,
ton Is. Chaper 1872, of>the Laws OF
1922, regarding deposits OF All Pub
Name OF Mark .'s'as.s
Bank Of North Dakoa.
Descriptions 81 Depekit
Checking account, 1i.0t0,1 o. at
~ per cent interest. s
Amount and Kind Of Bond Far.
nishea BY Bank ~.
Il. Waino Wainio, treasurer; !. OF
North Dakota do hereby ceftify
thatN the fore60ing In q true and
coFreets statement OF tlep0Stts n for
period ending May 6, 1927.
WA1NO WAINTO,
AZ. Treasurer.
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(S&atement for PublicatiOn)
Urea 00tnERs0 DEPOSlTORY

Published in compliance with Sec
tt0n IL, Chapter 199, Of the Laws Of
a923s regarding deposits Of all Pub
Nasae of Bank
(. Bank Of North Dakota.
Dsscrlptlen ~ DipNs1t
/ Checking account. $2,50S.57.
$395.01 tied up in the closed
Farmers Bank OF Regan, N. D.
Baskerville school district No. ~.
Burlsigh county, North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is
q true and correct statement OF
deposits for period ending May 6,
1927. W. 80.
J. /. - Treasurer.
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Baseball Meeting
Will Be Wednesday

Baseball fans, players and business
men Interested in the future of Bis
marck's ball team this year are re-
minded to be present at a meeting
to be held Wednesday night, when
final plans for the team will be
made.
The meeting is to be held at the
Association of Commerce chambers
At 8 o'clock.
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/ ;, Sste 1 Z no. a g, R,bltfasIsnls'
II REp01Vr
!. Published Cd comb iahcr with Sec.
ton Is. Chapter 49,, OF the Laws Of
4, 1924 ,re9arding deposits Of All Ppb-
Naaa4.Ol Don1Ie s-...ss
Bank Of North nAk0ta.
Descs1p4l0n ~ sOepoait
Checkipe: acceutit, 46St.01 ats1's-4
per cent interest.
!. J. r. Jensen, treasurer Of Wild
North, nakofA. do hkrS6y certify
that the foregoing 10 q true and
correct stat efifent" Of deposltA for
period ending May 2, 1927.
: TreRaprtr. ]
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REPOhT
Published in compliance with Sec
1928. regarding deposits Of all pub
lie Funds.
Name of Dau11
Bank Of North Dakota.
Description - Dspeelt
Checking account, $5S6.N4 at l 3.4
per cent interest. - =. 60
. Amount and kinA Of Bend Far.
NnlsHeA W 49nke,
$500. state bonding \ epn Ftment.
/; ], Mrs. Hugo SoiberE. treasurer OF
Naughton. township, 8lYfetEhs coun-
~. North Dakota, dQ hereby certify
that the foregoing Is true and
correct statement Of deposits for
period ending May 4, 1881.
Mrs. HUGO soLBERG.
Treasurer.
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statement for publication)
TREASURERsS DEPOSITORY

Published in cOmpliancc> with Sec
ton IS. Chapter l99. Of the Laws OF
1929. regarding deposits Of all Pub
lie Funds. :.
Name OF Rank
Bank of North Dakota.
Description Of Depoa1ts
Checking account, $3,77S.Ol at 1
Sd per cent interest. =
]. Mrs. Arthur Knudtson, trea-
surer Of Apple Creek school district
No. 80. Burleigh county. North Da.
kota. dc hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct
statement OF deposits for period
ending May 2, 1927.
"a MRS. ARTHUR KNUDTSON,
Is Treasurer.
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TREAEUREH'S DEPOSITORY

+ Published in compliance with Sec
1929. regarding deposits Of all Pub
lie Funds. y. 4s
NaMe of mask
Farmers state Bank. Baldwin.
- n.scr,p,,s. e D@pss,t.
Checking accounts $L57s.G4 ut 3
! Ams.ss sss Kin q ssaA Fsr-
: nisheA - DAak
II 100000 personal.
!. VILLAS, Sck0nert. treasurer Of
Rivertiew school. ,district No. %.
hereby certify that the foregoing 10
n true and correct statement OF de-
posts for period ending April 81.
.i927.
VIM. SCIIoNERT,
Treasurer.
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(Statement for Publicatlonl
TRIoASUREIesS DEPOSITORY

Published in compliance with Sec
1929, regarding deposits of all Pub
HamA o. Rouk
Bank of North DakOta.
Descriptions ~ Depestt
Checking aecOulat, 41.4O4.s2 at !
3.% per cent Interest. r.
!, Arthur Knudtaon, treasurer OF
Apple Creek township Buelelgh
county, North Dakota, do hereby
certify that the foregoing IL q true
and correct statement or deposits
for period ending May 9, 1897.
ARTHUR KNUpTS0N.
i = Treasurer.
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statement for publfcatiOn)
THEASURERs6 DEPOSITORY

Published in compliance with Sec.
ton Is. Chapter 1873, OF the Laws OF
H. regarding deposits Of all Pub
Bank Of North Dakota.
Description Of Depoalta
Checking account. t5ss.3s at / "a
per cent interest.
!, O. B. Swanson, treasurer of
wild Rose school district No. 81,
Rurleigh county, North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing
u true and correct statement Of
1927. I'M
%. b. SWANSON.
Treasurer.
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statement for Publication)e
C4EASUHER'S DEpO6ITORY

Published in compliance with Sec
ton Is. Chapter 1879, OF the Laws of
1929. regarding deposits of all Pub
Name Of Bsak
Sterling State Bank.
Description - Deposlt
Checking account, $2.4lS.52 at 2
per cent lntereet.
Anl0umt ana Kind Of Dona Fur.
nl1hA1 ~ Bank
13G0O.00. corporate surety.
]. Mrs. Chas. Andersen, treasurer
OF White school district. Burleigh
county: Stetlfng,, North Dakota. do
solemnly swear that the above re.
poet Is correct to- thee best Of my
knowledge. Information and belief,
as OF this fourth day Of May, 1927.
MRS. CHAS. ANDERSON,
Treasurer.
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4 nESPORT
Published In compliance with Sec.
t1on is, Chapter 1sS, OF the Laws OF
1921, Regarding deposits OF all Pub
"' e'"-'' Name. Of HANK
Sterling state Bank.
Description Of Dep0slt
Checking account, $t2S.23.
Atnoua2 ana B<en1 - Dond Far.
nlsheA ~ Bank
100000 surety.
+, i. Mrs. A. J. Olson. treasurer of
Christianta township. Burleigh
c cern that r The feresolns Il et trus
and correct statement Of deposits
for period ending May 2, 1927.
MRS. 4. j. OLSON, .,
tA TreaHur,r.
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TREA4URER'S DEPOSITORY

.THsANUHEMyN OEPOSITONY
REPORT
/. Published in Compliance witt, Sec
tt0n Is, Chaper 1919, OF the Laws of
1929. regarding deposits of ali pub.
lie Funds.
- Nanee % Hanlk
First State Bank OF ReEan.
Ueeerlntion OF Deposit
Checking account. .$s43.47 at 2
Amount and kinA % Bond Fur.
nlshea ~ Banis
$a,000.Q0, surety.
Albert B. Johnson, treasurer
Of Ghylin school district No. ii.
Burleigh Connty. North Dakota, DO
a true and correct statement OF de-
posts for period ending May Z.
! ALBERT B.. JOHNSON,
Treasurer.
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statement for Publication
!. TAEASVRERV DEPOSITORY

Published in compliance with Sec
isss. reearding deposits Of ali T Pub.
lie Funds. - IA
- .Nama OF Hank t.
Bank Of North Dakota,
& Description of Deposit
Checking account. $572.5l at !
ga per cent interest.
]. Wilson ]. Brown. treasurer Of
Missouri Civil township, Burleigh
county. North Dakota, do hereby
certify that the foregoing Is true
and correct statement Of deposits
for period ending May I, 1927.
WILSON j.. BROWN,
Treasurer.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Results SATURDAY.
Washington 16; St. Louis 8.
Cleveland IL; Philadelphia 10.
New York 8; Chicago o.
Boston 5; Detroit 3.
Games To-day
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago
Boston at Detroit.
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TREASGREH'S DEPOSITORY
~ n M NM

Published In compliance with Sec-
1929. regarding deposits OF all Pub
lie Funds. .s
Name Of Rank >
Bank Of North Dakota,
Description Of Deposit \
Checking account. $l,36639. v
]. Steve Bachar, treasurer OF
Schrunk school district No. IL. Bur.
leigh county. North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct statement 81
deposits for period ending May /,
1927.
STEVE BACHAR, \
Treasurer,
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Notice

The regular quarterly, teachers
examination will / be held at the
court house in Bismarck. Thursday
and Friday, May 18th and 18th, be-
ginning at s:sosAflock each morn
tins IS, saadA,DGE RUNEY,
C1Nnty Superintendent OF Schools.
6Y $50
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.-. $50: REPORT
Published in compliance with Sec
ton Is. Chapter 1873, of the Laws of
1929. regarding deposits of all Pub.
lie Funds. - -
~ NarGe 81 HANK -tss
Sterling State Bank.
DESCRIPTIONS % 2Uepesit E
Checking account, }1,ls7.25 at :
per cent interest. !.
Amount and Kind Of Dond Fur.
ntsAeAr ~ paNk
$500. corporate surety.
!. Mrs. w. A. Stiles, treasurer OF
DuIleigh county, North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct; statement Of
deposits for period eadtng May 2.
1927. r. " rs II rs =
s MRS. W.. ~ 41ILESsn
.s.s.sf ~ TFea60t1v.
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RErOEVr
Published In cOmplia nee with Sec.
ton Is. Chapter 1919, Of the Laws OF
1929. regarding deposits Of all pub
i; Name II Bauk 8.
MOffjt State Bank.
DeAcrlptlOn Of Ileposlt -,
Checking account. $2.S73.34 at :
per cent interest.
Amount ana Jx1o1 ef Dop1 FUp-
n1ahea~ ~ HANK
/ 100000 surety.
/. Fred w. Hinsey. treasurer of
Long Lake school district No. 4S,
Burlegf, county, North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing
Is Q true and correct abatement Of
deposits for period ending May !.
/ FRED W. HfNsEY,
+, Treasurer.
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ADD LIFE TO YoUK YEARS

And so add zest. to- your life. When
John r. Gordon, Danville, ILL.,, found
himself "always tired at night and
burdened with backache," he took
Foley Pills, a wonderful diuretic
stimulant for the kidneys. "Aftcr a
few doses / felt better, could work
with more ease, became stronger and
could sleep better" Men and women
everywhere are using and recon-
mending Foley Pills, diuretic, for
faulty kidney action. In constant
use over IS years. Satisfaction guar
anteed.-Adv.
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Results Saturday
Minneapolis a; Columbus /.
Louisville 10; Milwaukee 4.
Others postponed rain.
Games Today,
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Columbus at St. Paul.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Saturday
Brooklyn 3; St. Louis 0.
Chicago 6; New York A.
Cincinnati 8; Boston 8.
Philadelphia g.; Pittsburgh s..
Games To1oy
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Sport Briefs

Aberdeen, S. D.-Aberdeen Central
defeated Fargo in track meet Satur-
{ day.
Valley City, N. D.-Ellendale high
won annual Kiwanis Club track meet
here Saturday with 40 points to 1871
for La M0ure and Is for Valley City.
Omaha Creighton defeated South
Dakota State. IS to 81. in track meet
Saturday.
Madison, Wis.-Winning eight
firsts. Wisconsin defeated Minnesota
Saturday in dual track meet, 72h to
Mfnneapolis-Iowa defeated .Minne-
sota Saturday in Big Ten basshalb g.
4 Sioux City Morningside took first
homDrs IL track and field meet Sat,
1s12y with 70 points; Columbus.
Gie4x Falls. second, ~; Yankton, 4
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4 Tulsa 10-6; Lincoln OF.
Il Wichita 81; Omaha. ga.
Amarillo, at Des MoiRes both post
poned, rain.
Oklahoma City a. Deayef pos tponed.
min 49, i, &. $500
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Wisner. 4Milstead and Heving: Zah-
niser and Steiner.
Indianapolis-Kansas City I post.
poned Main.
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A. w, MILLION,
Secretary Ct the Treast1ry.

Washington. May 9. 1927.
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lIfnneapolis-Iowa defeated Mime.
sota Saturday In Big Ten basehalb g.