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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-07
CENTRAL

s2e-kYW chicaeo-s7o
7:00-Studio Program
S:OO---MaxwelI Hour
9:O0-Chicago Civic Opera
10:3O--Hamp's Serenaders
H.WJJD chicaeo-s2t
6:O0-Palmer House Orchestra
7:O0--Edge water Beach Orchestra
S:0o--Children's Program. Mooseheart
goldsmith Brothers
9:30-Chicago Opera
4ts.4--WcN.WLle chicaeo-72o
T:30-Same as WEAT
S:oo-Ciicquot Club rskImos
11:O0-The Hoodlur1s
344.e-WLs chicaeo-s7o
c:l0-College Inn Orchestra
s:3O-Supertone Hour
447.s-WMAQ-W oJ chicaeo-s7o
s:15--C. d. Peacock Program
9:00-Chicago Civic Opera
10:00--The Hamiltonians ~,
1I:00-Stevens Hotel Orchestra 81
hrs.)
42s.3-WLW cinclnnatl-7o
.:O0--Crosley Cossacks
S:0O-Maxwell Hour
9:00-Balkite Hour: '"Tannhauscr~
361.2-WsAt cineinnati-s3o
7:oo-Half Hour With Great Coms
poserS
7:30--Hoover Sentlnels
goldsmith Brothers Program
1O:30-Florence and Missouri Kinney
as9.s-WTAM cleveland-7so
6:0o7-Musical Program
s:30-Hoover Sentinely
S:00--Williard Cavaliers
545.t-WFAA Dallas-5so
7:00-Great Composers
Eisenhower SentinelS
9:O0-Mickwitz Club Recital
374.s-Woc Davenport-soo
7:s0--TIoover Sentinels
X:00--Maxwell Hour
goldsmith Brothers n
9:30-Chicago Civic Opera
e35.4-WHo Des Molnes-5eo
7;oo-Grcat Composers
1.a0-Hoover Sentinels ~
S:00-Maxwell Hour
::30-Statlcrs Pennsylvania
44o.s-Wcx-WJR Detroit-6s0
ss:oo--vaughn dc Lcath; Sextct
":OO-Chicago Civic Opera
Observation-Disclosures Cotton Pickers,
e52.7-WWJ Detroit-s5o
educational Light Opera
S:00--Clicquot Club Eskirnos :
?:o0--Smith Brothers
9:3O-Statlef.s Pcnnsylvanians
49e.7-W1AP Fort Worth-6o0
6:00-Music Masters
S:00--MaSwell Hour
10:00-captain Applcblossom
1O:f5--Saln S. Losh, baritone
37o.2-WDAF Kansas city-a1o,
7:30-Hoover Sentinels
S:00-MaxwclI Hour
goldsmith Brothers A5
9:30-Chcago Cfsic Opera
4o5.2-Wcco Minnea polls. 81. Paul-7f
6:OO--Hotel Lowry Orchestra
Eisenhower Sentinels
goldsmith Brothers
9:S0-Chicaeo Civic Opera
5os.2-WoW omaha-5eo
1:O0--Great Composers
s.30-Hooyer Sentinels
S:00-Maxwell Hour
9:30-Chicago Civic Opera
4e9.7-WoAi San Antonio-eco
S:3o-kelyinator Hour
545.1-ksD st. Louis-55o
.:00--t;reat Composers
.:30-Hoover Sentincis
aO0-MaNwell Hour
goldsmith Brothers
9.30-lshieagO Opera sTannhauScr'-
34e.6-kvoo Tulsa-s6o
:00-Rarney Breene, piano, songs
..30-IoOvcr SentinclS
800 Maxwell Hour
9:00-Erlc Emery Edwards, tenor
344.e-WcBD zlon-87O
S:o0-Treble Chorus, Trio, Bells
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Bills Allowed by
City Commission

Wachter Transfer Co., labor
and supplies .............$ 1900
Carpenter Lumber Co., lum-
Der, $10.75, $3.50, $12.40.. 24.65
NJ. Wildes, labor at Dump. $500
Street Dept, pay roll. ...... 204.45
kendallville Broom and
Brush CO., brooms. ....... 1900
Copelin Motor Co., battery. ESQ
Modern Garage, labor -. $40
Consolidated Utilities Co., gas 2.3S
Dahl Clothing CO., boots. c4.0O
Mrs. Anna Burch, laundry. 1856
Cowan's Drug Store, supplies sc
+. H. Register, overpaynlent
OF assessment ........... 1881
Police Dept, pay roll. -. !. o74.50
Western Union, kilograms. 54.26
Washburn Coal Co., coal. -. cl5.O9
L. S. Frederick, services as
dog catcher .............. 1.50
" o''ellenberger, work at
library .................. 1886
Brlugenlan Russell Co., dairy
products ................ 1864
Webb Bros, burial expenses l5.Ul
French & Welch Hdw. Co.,
supplies 2.10
Modern Machine Works. labor 25.1O
State Record, advertising. 7.2O
Harris & Woodmansee, sup
- for library ......... 109.8O
Gussner's, groceries ....... 1000
..--s. Larry Hayes, board and
room ................. zo.VV
Mrs. J. A. Montgomery,
rent ................. 0U.UU
Lahr Motor Sales Co., sup
plies ................. rs
Water Dept. pay roll. 1925
Waterworks Dept, water. 828.O5
hydrant ......... 577.45
=. <. Skeels, supplies. $500. 11.4O
Berger Welding Works, labor %
Quanrud Brink and Reibold,
supplies ..........s.... Bid
Hoskins- Meyer, supplies. ....t 1876
Humphreys E Moule, supplies 21.25
Addressograph Co., supplies 3.0a
Frank i. Grambs, supplies. 4.39
Standard Oil Co, gas ..... 1000
Tribune, supplies and adj
Mcintosh. Seymour Corp, sup
plies .......@.......'.... 51.sl
Quick Print, Inc, supplies. 4.10
Bismarck Hotel. board and
A. 6. Mcciure i Co., supplies 4i iiss
~. B. Gilman Co., labor. ..... rs
q. Z. Hunting Co., supplies. 60.4a
Frank G. Grambs, supplies
and labor ........-....... TIPS
Thos. ]. Calvin, supplies. l1.5l
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-General. fruit and gro
Gerry store in good location. Small
down payment and easy terms.
Good opportunity. Write or call
at Washington Fruit Store, Ais
Broadway, Bismarck, n. d.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NA4001SA1AAAv EbOOO
DIAMONDS-Mounted in rings Of
the latest design sent to any bank
for free examination. Fine quail
: tiles and extra good values at
SIS. $35, $50, sos, SIS, 500 and
up. Easy payments IL desired.
Absolute privacy in all transac-
lions. Your unwanted diamond
taken in as part purchase price.
Buy now for Xmas. James w.
Marek, exclusive diamond deal
er. Office ct 109 Third street,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR RE-
WARD offered for evidence that
will lead to the conviction Of par
ty or parties that damaged the
buildings and removed water tank
from the Southwest Quarter Of
1886. Sterling National Farm
Loan Assn, Sterling. N. D.
FOR SALE-Just received q large
Shipment Of imported German
Hartz Mountain Canaries. Every
I bird is guaranteed singer. Also
have large assortment Of cages
to select from. Bismarck Dairy
Co. Bismarck, N. D. Phone 3lS.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and ;izes. We have one to
lit your business. w. 2. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-2l Duroc Jersey brood
sows to farrow soon. First come
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-07

MUSIC PUPILS WANTED
YOUNG lady with music teachers
certificate wants pupils. Any
one interested phone 9S3-W for
appointment. Prices reasonable
to all.
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A Used Car Is No Better Than the
Dealer Made 1t.
THE easiest, and often the most
satisfactory way to possess a car
is to buy dependable used auto
Of reputable make-backed, as
ours are, by the responsibility of
a permanently established, we'll
known dealer. Whv not decide
now to at least investigate the
values we are offering? You
won't be obligated to buy.
Rebuilt Cars With a Rcr utation"
Lair Motor, Sales Co.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8
rBy The Associated PEcSs1

Programs in Central Standard time.
All time Is +. N. unless otherwise In
0tcatcd. Wave lengths on left Of call
letters. kilocycles on right.
27z.e-Wpo Atlantic cIty-1ioo
e:oO-Hotel Shelburne Orchestra
S:00-Musical Program
t0:00-Stlvcr slipper Orchestra
aess-weAL eaitimors-
7:N0--String Quartet
7:50-Staff Concert
S:O0-Maxwell Hour
9:00-Balkite Hour
sss.e-WEEi eoston-s2o
6:3o-Coward Comfort Hour
Eisenhower Sentinels
S:0O-ClicQuot Club EskimoS
goldsmith Brothers
4s1.3-wNAc eoston-sso
T:o0-Depyro Hawaiians
1:30--Metropolitan Theatre Program
9:l5-Elks Hotel Orchestra
soz.s-woR eufsalo-sso
7:0O-(:reat Composers
S:0O-Clicquot Club Eskimos
GOLDSMITH Brothers
9:S0-Statler's Pennsylvanians
s4s.1--WMAk eussalo-sso
.VU--IemplG MUSIC Makers
s:30-Jackson Glee Club
9:OO-Carborundum Band
10:05-U. S. S. Leviathan Orchestra
sss.4AWrIc Railroads.&c.
5:3O-Hotcl Bond Trio
6:3O-Coward Comfort Hour
s:30-Capitol Theater Presentation
9:OO-Statlers Pennsylvanians
422.3-WoR Newark-7to
5:50-Jacobs' Shelton Ensemble
7::o-N. y; Philharmonic Orch. &
9:3o-Organ Nocturne
lO:05-Tremicr Dance Orchestra
4s1.s-WEAF New York-sio
5:00--Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra
6:SO--Coward Comfort Hour
1:00-Great Composers
7:30-1oover Sentinels
S:00--GlicQuot Club Eskimos
S:O0-Smith Brothers
9:3O-Statler's Pcnnsylvanians
4s4.3-WJZ New vork-66o
5:00--Al Friedman's Orchestra
6:00-U. S. Army Band
1:00-The Wandering Minstrel
S 800 Maxwell, Hour .ro,...
O:OO-Slumber Music
4o6.2-WFI.WllT Philadeiphia-740
sUV-SsreAI CO0pOHcTS
1:30-Hoover Sentinels
S:0O-Clicquot Club Eskimos
9:3O-Statler' Pennsylvanians
3i5.6-kDkA Pittsbureh-e5o
5:00-I.ittle Symphony Orchestra
1:OONine Melody Masters
S:0O-Maxwell Hour
9:00-Balkite Hour: ''Tannhauser"
4s3.6-WJAR Providence-62o
6:3O-Coward Comfort Hour
S:00-Clicquot Club Eskimos
277.6-WHAM Rochester-toeo
5:45-Phil Romano's Orchestra
7:3O-Great Pianists
S:OO-Maxwell Hour
9:OO-Chicago Opera "Tannhauser'
37s.5-WoY schenectady-79o
Eisenhower Scntinels
S:O0-Clicquot Club Eskimos
9:OO-Carborundum Band
1O:00-Dance Program
s33.1-Wez springHeId-s.o
'c:00-Nine Melody Masters
S:00--Maxweil Hour
y:O0-Balkite Hour
l0:00--Victor Recording Orchestra
35e.9-ckcL Toronto-e4o
C:o0-Harmonica Program
6:3O-Skitch Half Hour
46s.5-WRc Washineton-64o
7:00-Great Composers
c:3O-HoOver SentinelS
S:00-Clicquot Club EskinoS
GOLDSMITH Brothers
516.9-WTAG Worcester-5ao
6:s0-Coward Comfort Hour
7:30-standardtne String Ensemble
S:00--Clicquot Club Eskimos
3:O0-Smith Brothers
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HOME LAUNDRY

THE BEST Address for finished
washes at competing rates is
Marguerit Bultcn's Home Laun-
dry. Mems shirts speciality.
Repairs if desired. Call 1917 -
2O3 Ave A West.
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SOUTHERN

2o6.9-WWNc Asheville-1oio
C:00-Spencer Orchestra
:O0-Alva Lowe and Artists
10 :00-Plaza Theater Frolic
476.e-WsB AtIanta-63o
5:o0-victor Photograph Program
G:00-Radi0 Servicing Talk
S:30-Hoover Sentinels
S:0O-Maxwell House Concert
3s4.4-krHs Hot Sprinos--7eo
S:O0-Chas. Dornberger Orchestra
9:O0-Dance Frolic
336.s-WJAx jacksonville
7:0O--Recital
S:00-Maxwell Hour
9:00-Dance Orchestra
322.EWHAS Louisviiie-930
7::0-The Hoover Sentincls
S:00-Maxwell Hour
516.e-WMc Memphis-5s0
7:30-Hoover Sentinels
S:OO-Maxwell Hour
34o.7-WsM Nashvjlle-eso
T:3O-Hoover Sentinels
S:00-Maxweil Hour
9:O0-Studio Program
322.4-WsMe New orleans-s3o
s:so-Dance Music and Recital
hours)
z64.1-WRvA Richmond-11so
observation-disclosures Orchestra
7:0O-Adonequi String Quartet
S:00-MaxWell Hour
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at St. Cloud for mot to exceed 40
years at hard labor unless released
by law
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POSITION WANTED
COMPETENT stenographeH desires
position either permanent or
temporary. Twelve years exper-
fence. Phone 472-M.
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FOR RENT-Furnished two room
apartment in modern home. Good
location. Call at 113 Washington
street. Phone 730-M.
FOR aRENT-FsaEniShed apaftments
1 with private bath. Guaranteed
- good. and warm. Call at $50
u Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house,
keeping apartment, suitable for
two. Call at 422 Fifth street.
FOR RENT - Furnished one
room and small kitchenette. Hazel
hurst, ali Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Small furnished mod
ern apartment at the Varney
Flats. Phone 773.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
LET ACK repair that radiator be-
fore it is too far gone. We re-
pair and clean out clogged radia-
tors restoring their circulation.
All work guaranteed. Phone 261.
Use it. Ack's Radiator Shop,
back Of Mains Service Station.
WORK WANTED--An experienced
aged lady desires a position at
housework or = cleaning. Also
young boy wants work. Call at
800 Third street, call front en-
trance.
WORK WANTED. MALE-Young
high school graduate wishes work
Of any kind. No bad habits. Can
furnish references as to honesty
and ambition. Write Ad. No. GO.
YOUNG MAN 81 years Of age ex-
perienced in clothing and grocery
clerking willing to do any work.
Write Fay Hessic, 119 Sixth
street, City.
WANTED-Maternity cases in
private home with good care Civ
en-. Mrs. John G. Dixon, 5O4
Ninth street. Phone 477-W.
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PERSONAL
EPILEPSY-How poisoned blood
causes fits. How to stop fits
promptly. Free treatise and in
structions. Write Western Medi-
cal Assn, 1875 W. G2nd St., Chi
cagO.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE OR RENT--Furnished
house, owing to death Of wife.
Best block in city. Call 948
morning, noon or evening.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern 5
room lower duplex, garage at
tachcd. O. w. Roberts, Weather
Bureau. Phone 151.
FOR RENT--Modern seven room
house conveniently located. Avail
able at once. Phone 1868.
FOR REf!T-Strictly modern home
furnished at S13 Thayer. Inquire
w. S. Cassclman.
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-My beautiful 6 room
apartment at Alt Fifth street is
now for rent at only $4,000. Call
on G. G. Beithon, LIZ Thayer
Ave. w.
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Programs In Central Standard time.
All time Ii +. NJ. unless otherwise in
dicatcd. Wave lengths on left Of call
letters. kilocycles on right.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-20
INDIAN MAY BE
FREED BECAUSE
RACE NOTNOTED

PHOENIX, Dec 10 P-Because the
government failed to mention in it's
information that he was an Indian
Mack Tokespeta, now serving two
years in the federal prison at Mcneil
Island, Wash, on charge of aggra-
waited wife beating, may gain his lib
erty A motion to yacate Judgment in
his case is being considered by Federal
Judge F. G. Jacobs.
It is held that it should have been
stipulated in the charge that Tokes-
peta was an Indian, and therefore a
ward of the government, before the
federal court could assume jurisdic-
ton in the case Judge Jacobs held
that the information was fatally de-
fective, but has not yet held that he
has the power to release the prisoner
outright He his suggested that
Tokespeta start habeas corpus pro
ceedings from the prison.
Tokespeta a Wallapai Indian from
north of Prescott, pleaded guilty to
the charge in court here sometime ago,
and received sentence from Judge
Jacobs. 1t was the second time he had
been in court charged with beating
his wife.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-20
Prof. Paul Clements,
Of Ariz. University,
Stricken by Apoplexy

TUCSON, Dec. 10 QR = Paul H.
Clements, assistant professor of politi-
cal science at the University of .Ari-
zona, was found helpless in his BACH
elor apartment here today by neigh
bors, victim Of stroke Of apoplexy.
He was rushed to hospital where he
is reported in. a serious condition.
The stroke, which occurred Sunday
morning, left Clements helpless and
alone in his apartment. 1t was not
until early today that P. A. Siberling,
a neighbor, heard the stricken man
calling and went to investigate. He
found Clements sitting in chair
which he had managed to reach after
the stroke, and at once had him taken
to the hospital.
A sister of the professor, living in
indianapolis, has been notified.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-20
CONGRESS MAY
SMOOTH ARMY,
NAVY TROUBLES

WASHINGTON Dec. 10 (P)-Con-
gress today took its first official no
tice of the break in football relations
between the army and navy with. two
house members offering proposals for
smoothing over the situation
One came from Hamilton Fish, a
New York republican, who in his
younger days won for himself a berth
Cn Walter Camps i2ll-American eleven
as tackle at Harvard, and the other
from Fred K. Britten of Illinois, the
senior republican on the house naval
committee, who was influential in tax
ing the 1926 service battle to Soldiers
field, Chicago.
Fish introduced a resolution to re-
quest the secretaries of war and navy
to endeavor to work out an agreement
that would be satisfactory to both
schools, while Britten, in another reso-
luton, demanded that the army be
compelled to adopt eligibility rules en-
forced by principal American univer-
Sities''
Fish, who represents the West Point
district in congress, declared it was in
the interest of football or the military
aca DENY to solicit appointments for
outstanding college stars and then per
nit them to play three years at West
Point.
Captain Wilson of this years West
Point team has been playing college
football for seven consecutive years.
and Captain Hewitt Of last years team
has a similar record" he said.
"If West Point will not accept the
tlrce-year rule adopted at Annapolis
and by practically all the big colleges,
suggest limiting former college stars
to a tots!l of four years on varsity
teams as q compromise. There cer-
tainly must be some friendly COM
promise.
There are 1,241 cadets at West Point
and 1884 nlidshipmen st Annapolis
and / believe the proposal I have sug-
gested would tend to equalize the
slight difference in numbers. Besides
the age limit at West Point is two
years older, which is a great advantage
as far as football material is con-
cerned."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-20
FARM PRODUCTS
VALUE IN 1927
SHOWS INCREASE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19 Up - An
increase of $685., ,146,O0O in the total
value of this years important farm
crops as compared with the same
crops last yJ1r was announced today
by the department. of agriculture in
It's revised estimates of production,
acreage and value of this years crops
Calculations for about so crops show
ed total value of $8,428, ,626,000 for
this year as compared with last years
Harvests which were valued a. ST.
793, 100000
The cotton crop, while smaller than
the record crop OF last year, was esti-
mated at December / farm prices, as
forth $3.50, ,714,000 more than the 1926
crop, corn, production of which was
slightly larger than last year, was
valued at $285 5,268,oOO more than last
ySar, barley at $7S,S90,0OO more and
oats at 40,694,O0O more.
The value Of the wheat crop show
ed a decline, as compared with last
year, of $21,0OO, 600, but the largest de-
crease was in the value of the potato
crop, which declined $113, ,147,000, the
crop being almost 50000,000 bushels
larger than year ago. TSay, apples,
peaches and some other crops showed
decreases.
The area planted to the important
crops this year was placed at 1885,
826,645 acres, an increase of 100, ,420
acres over last year Revised estimates
of the yields of all crops, combined,
show the acre yields this year to have
been 25 per cent above the average of
the last ten years but 81 per cent be-
low last year
The per capita production of the
principal crops is 3.4 per cent less than
las year and 48 per cent less than
during the list 10 years.
The value of commercial truck crops
inc Z led in the total for all crops, was
$324o98, 900 compared with $336,5750 900
last year. The acreage devoted to
these crops was 2,072,770 against q,
139O70 last year.
The total production of each crop
and value, based on December l, or
seasonal farm prices, included:
Germ, 2,786, ,288,O00 bushels, $2,O14,
725,00O value.
All wheat S71 6O1 900: $974,694O0O
Oats, 1,195, 5,OO6, 900: $537, ,276,O0O.
Barley, 265, ST., 900: $780, ,OOO
Rye, 58,572,O00: $40 ,000
Cotton, 12,7S9,OOO bales: 81, ,253 500, 900.
Cotton seed, 5,678,O0O: $2O8,972. .O0O
Hay (tame), 1O6219,OO0: $1,2O6,65O,-,
OOO
Hay wild, 17,293,OOO: $11S,874,O ,OOO
All hay, 1882, 900: 1890, $4,000.
Clover seed. 1,738OO0: $26 400 O0O
Beans (dry edible), 1892 900: $47,-
$4,000.
Soy beans, S,163,OOO $13,822,O00.
White potatoes, 4O2, 149 600: $387, ,87O,-
600.
sweet Potatoes, s3,928,ooo: $7752o,-
600.
Tobacco, 1,2s782s,ooo pounds: $780,
356,OOO.
sugar Deets, 7,7ssooo tons: seo,l98,-
600.
sugar Cane Louisiana), 1,428,ooo:
Cane syrup, 2l,425,ooO gsllons: ST.
$4,000
oranges California and Florida),
1884, 900 boxes. $10O62O, 900.
Grapefruit (Florida), 100000: $16,-
5,O1O.
Lemons california;, 6,4OOoOO: ST.
100000.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-20
HORNSBY CONTESTS
$4,000 LAWSUIT

! ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10 up Rogers
Hornsby, former manager of the st.
Louis Cardinals, and now captain of
the New York Giants, appeared in
circuit court today to contest the suit
of Frank L. Moore, Cincinnati bet
ting commissioner, to collect $4,000
which Moore alleged he advanced on
horse race wagers. A jury was Sc
lected and the trial was expected to
last about four days.
Moore alleged he advanced the
money to Hornsby and Mrs Hornsby in
1927, in sums, ranging from $3.50 to
$4,000 Hornsby, in his answer to the
suit denied he was legally liable as
the transactions were in the nature of
gambling and therefore outside the
law.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-20
Billy
F\'AAICIl
QAA
IDEA OF RELIEF PITCHERS

Is il wise to use veteran star pitcher
as relief man when some pitcher is
faltering in the late innings?
Managers of major league clubs are
about evenly divided on the question
There are some who argue it is wis
dom to slip the opposition your best
bet in an effort to hold q one or two
run lead late in the game.
Others use their pitching ace only
as last resort, where the winning of
the game is of vital Importance in
keeping the club in the race.
have never seen a greater starting
or relief pitcher than Ed Walsh of the
old Chicago White Sox Walsh, glut-
ton for work during his career, usually
performed in about SO games during
4 season, often five or 10 more.
once asked Walsh which he would
rather do, start a ball game and fin
ish it or be pressed into service, say
three innings, to hold one-run lead.
'sThcre is nothing harder than
relief work. he replied. q have
often worked three innings at top
speed, where it was necessary to
bear down on every ball pitched
and felt more tired at the finish
than after working a regular nine
inning affair.""
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-20
AMERICAN BEATEN in
ANTI-SEMLTIC RIOTS
in RUMANIA, TO BE PAID

LONDON, Dec. 19 E0-The Ex-
change telegraph dispatch from
Bucharest says the Rumanian gov
ernment Will pay $4,000 indemnity
to Wilfred M Keller, an American
citizen who was severely beaten In
anti-sen1itic riots at. Oradea Mare
last week.
Immediately after Keller was in
jured the American ambassador, VIII
liam S. Culbertson, made a vigorous
protest to the Rumanian government
and received a written apology from
Foreign Minister Titulescu, together
with assurances that American clt1-
zens would receive every protection
possible from the rioting students
who INDUCED in many eXcesses over
a weeks period.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-20

time to play and the Bisbee boys made
a last rally and shot two baskets.
The Y. M. G. A. will play Bisbee De
Molay Wednesday at 3 p. M in the
local gym. This is also expected to
be a close game.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-20
Y. M. c. A. BASKETBALL

Bisbee Bruins took the game from
he Y. M. G. A. last night, 26 to %.
The gave was even one minute of