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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
Dixie CRIDDERS
READY FOR GAME
Southcrners Will Be Without
Nash and SILVER in Christ.
mas Game

Tuscaloosa, Ala, Dec. 21.-From
throughout Dixie nineteen football
players, representing the senior
classes of southern conference
schools, assembled here as the first
all-star eleven ever to represent the
south. The southerners will play
an all-star Pacific coast team in a
Christmas day charity game at Los
Angeles.
Under the tutelagc Of Coaches
Wallace Wade, Alabama; Dan Nc
Gugin of Vanderbilt. and Bill Alex
ander of Georgia Tech, the Dixie
team will 60 through brief drill on
Denny field, Alabama stadium, be-
for they entrain for California.
Although without the services Of
Nash and SILVER, powerful Univers-
ity Of Georgia ends, who have an
nounced they will not be able to
make the trip, the team will lack
neither speed and drive on the Of
Tense, nor lower on the defense.
Wing men included in the aggrega-
ton are: Spots of Washington &
Lee, Crowley Of Georgia Tech and
Creson of Vanderbilt.
Spears. ace Of the Vande rbilt back
field, will be g united on to lead the
attack of the southerners.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
LA J0LLA GOLF
MEET HAS 4
TIED AT 143
Brilliant Field Finds Old Man
Par Hard to Topple in Sec.
ond Tourney

La Jolla, Calf, Dec. 21.-(R-
The La Jolla country club open golf
tournament, the second of six Pa
clfc coast meets on a busy one
month program, left four of the CO.
odd links stars entered in a tie for
first money with totals Of 143, one
over par.
While none turned in q total
equalling par yesterday, two Of
them shared the honor of cracking
that figure. AL Espinosa of Chi.
cago. and Tony Manero. Fairview
country club Of New York, made the
first 18 holes in 70, to aid in plac-
ing them in the select quartet. They
were the first to break the par II
for the difficult course. Ed Dudley,
Hollywood, Calf, and HUT Martin
Long Beach. were the other to tour
the 36-holes in 143 strokes.
Wild Bill Mehlhoru came next
with 145. Roy Tufts, San Diego
had Jag; Horton Smith, Springfield
Mo-, lat; while AL Watrous, Grand
Rapids, Mich, needed 148 stpokes.
The four leaders arrived ct the
final tee all square with totals Of
1873. The par four dogle9 hole
proved too much Of q hill, however,
and all took fives.
Unable to play off the tie be.
cause Of darkness, the leaders split
the first four prizes Of the 81 300
stake. They received about 500
each.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
JAKE SCHAEFER
WILL PROBABLY.
CAPTURE TITLE
Welker COchrane Is 800 Points
Behind After Three Blocks
of Play

New York, Dec. 21.-lR-The
worlds 1872 billiard championship
seemed destined today to pass from
Welker Cochrane to Jake Schaefer;
Chicago challenger.
After three blocks Of play In
their $500 point match, Schaefer
had established q commanding lead
Of more than 800 points over the
champion with only two more blocks
remaining.
When he won his third consecu.
tive block last night, Schaefer. had
accumulated 900 points to Coch-
rane's $50, an advantage of 80
points. Cochrane's followers look
for . comeback by the champion in
the afternoon and evening blocks to-
day.
Although defeated by 800 to ia,
Cochrane on one occasion in the
third block flashed the skill that
won for him the crown. After. q
bad start he buckled down to work.
He had q bad leave on his sixth turn
at the table but several sensational
two and three cushion shots brought
the worries togethef nicely and he
nursed his string to 80 before miss
ing q difficult chance with the balls
spread.
That was practically his last OPP
portunity Of the evening to cut down
Sehaefer's lead, for the Chicagoan's
seventh turn Melted him q cluster
Of 1877, within four of the requisite
300. Schaefer's grand average for
the first 900 points wa. 80 1923,
Cochrane's 26 1922.
The present struggle for the 1872
crown represents the fifth COMPETE
ton for the famous title this year.
Eric Hagenlacher, the German cue
wizard, was holder Of the champion
ship at the opening of the year, but
yielded to Willie Hoppe on January
5 in match here by 1900 points to
1887. In February, Hoppe defended
his title against Cochrane in Boston,
winning by 1900 points tf 1915.
Then in March, q tournament for
the. world supremacy was held in
Washington, in which Cochrane &C.
quired his present laurels. Coch-
rane then accepted q challenge from,
Hagenlacher and won hV 1900
points to 1,474, in q match at Chi
cago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
THREE LOCAL
CAGE GAMES
ARECARDED
Bismarck and Mandan Play
Linton - Phant0ms Meet
Training School Five

Three basketball games are
booked for Bismarck and Mandan il
the next three days.
Mandan High will clash with the
experienced quint from Linton to.
night at 8 o'clock in the Braves
gym in the final game before the
Christmas recess.
Bismarck High will also try con-
illusions on the hardwood in . game
billed for the Demons stamping
ground at 8 p. m. Thursday.
First blood in the annual cage
battles between fives from Mandan
and Bismarck will be shed Friday
at 1880 p. m. Mondan time in the
State Training school floor when
the Bismarck Phantoms meet the
highly touted independents from
that institution.
Seitz, Mcdonald, Borresen, Helb-
ling and Captain Morris, the same
lineup that started the Wilton
game, will. undoubtedly have first
call tonight, according to Coach
Leonard McMshan.
Stephens and Arthur, the diminu-
tive youngsters who scored two field
goals apiece against the Miners,
will also see service as will Dietrich,
Russell, Jarvis, Williams and Fleck.
Coach Roy J. Mcleod Of the Cap
ital City prep outfit reported today
that Gordon Landers had overcome
his eligibility difficulties and would
sec service tomorrow night.
Lineup Is Certain
jacobson, Slattery, Hank Brown,
Thornberg and Elmer Benser seem
to have the jump, on other members
of the Demon squad and in all like.
lihood will face off against the Lin
tonites when the refefee's whistle
blows Thursday evening.
Neil Churchill. manager Of Bis
marck's independent crew: drove his
charges through an intensive SEES.
sion at the. high school gym last
night in preparation for the first
game Of the season Friday.
AS yet the composition Of the
first string is an unknown quantity,
over Is former high school and col.
lege stars all battling for positions
making the picking Of the squad !
difficult matter.
The probable starting lineup Fri.
day will find Roy Mcleod and Doc
Burdick at forwards, Anderson Al
the pivot post, and John LIGHTHOUSE
and Bruce Doyle at guards. This
lineup is only tentative. according Ia
Mr.. Churchill, and every man or
the squad will be given an emporium.
ity to display his cage wares.
The Mandan independent uuint
has q great array Of former high
school and college lvminaries.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
BY MorrissA Alderman

You might say the Rockies form
the grizzly bear belt, from Alaska
to Mexico.
These 'S00-pound lords Of the
high places are pretty scarce in the
United States. Yet one is bagged
here and there in the upper aiti-
tudes Of our country now and then.
But the best grizzly haunts are
north Of the United States. in the
Rockies Of Alberta and British Co.
lumbia, in the B. G. Selkirks and
coast range. These bear are prime
in early spring and just before hi
bernation time in the fall.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
Mandeu Ultin,aturn
Denied by Donohue

New London, Conn.,, Dec. 21.-lN
Reports that Sammy Mandell.
lightweight champion. had been siv.
en- thirty days In which to defend
his title by Thomas e. Donohue.
president Of tho National Boxing
association, are denied by Donohue.
He said that although he would be
pleased to have Mandell defend his
title against some outstanding op-
poneht, Mandell could not be forced
to put up his title until the second
week in January"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
Billiard
Champ Holds Title

indianapolis, Dec. 21.-R)-Dr. L.
P. MacKlin, st. Louis, national
amateur three cushion billiard
champion, TODAY retained his title
by defeating Frank Fleming, chal-
lenger in the final block Of their
three block 150-point match by q
score of SO to as.
Fleming won yesterday after
Moons block 81 to so. The grand
total was MacKlin, $50, Fleming
1876.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
Twenty Years in Baseball

Billy Evans. one of the greatest umpires base.
ball has ever known and now general manager OF
OF The Bismarck Tribune what he considers thp
most interesting happenings IN his colorful base.
ball career. Evans has written these stories ex.
cinsiveIy for NEA Service and The Bismarck
Tribune and It IS q series certain to aDneaI to
every baseball fan. Start following his 8 years
rs umpire today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
Canadiens, Pirates
Swap Hockey Stars

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. e1.-tR-
Martin Burke Of, the Montreal Les
Canadiens Of the National Hockey
league has been traded to the Pitts
burgh Pirates for Charley Langdon,
it was announced last night. Both
are defense men and the trade was
made in an effort to strengthen the
local club. Burke will make his in
itial appearance here Saturday night
against Chicago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q, 1927
fer Who Developed Bobby Jones Will Wend Way Highlands
Fnckertails Defeat
ST. Mary's, ~ to Is

Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 2l.-lR
The North Dakota. Flickertails
won q decisive basketball victory
over st. Mary's college Of Winona
by . As to % score Tuesde night.
The Winonans outplAyed the North
Dakota quint for Is minutes and led
81 to 20 at the half, but I Flicker
tail rally late in the game gave the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21

North Dakota University IS;
st. Mary's college, Winona. 26.
Sioux Falls college Fl; Free.
man college Is.
Yankton college as; Western
Union %.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
Sells Stadi!

Sells Stadium Raincoats
Howard Ehmke, pitcher with the
Athletics, is selling rain covers for
stadiums this winter.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21

VIM Move to America
Paavo Nurmi, famous Finnish
distance runner, Is said to be on IA
way to America 70 make his home
here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21

Had Bad Beginning
Willie Smith, British fighter. re-.
ceived beating in his first fight in
the United States in Cleveland re.
Gently.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
Mexican Tennis Star

Mexican Tennis Star
Mexican tennis officials believe
they have q coming worlds cham
pion in 13-year-old Senorita Maria
Tapia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21

Lewis Is Australian Hero
The most popular jockey in Aus
tralia is Bobby Lewis, ! l0-year-old.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-01
Speech and HOW
IMPORTANT IT IS
Yale Clinic Hears Expert Discuss
/. This Problem.

New Haven. Conn. Apr!! Gf--
The study o. personality through
the medium Of speech was explain
ed by Dr.. Smiley B!anton, director
O: the child guidance clinic OF Mn
neapolis and recently appointed pro
fessor OF child study al Vassar, In
an address at Yale university last
night under the auspices OF the
New Haven branch OF the Connec-
ticut Society OF Mental Hygiene.
Much of the rage Of temper tan
trums shown by children with do
layed and imperfect speech" Dr..
Blan.on said, is caused by their
Inability TO ind an outlet for their
emotion through speech,
"A child should talk by two
Years. Il is very serious II he does
not talk by three or four. There is
always a reason why a child does
not talk. He can dominate the
household successfully and get ev-
erything he wants by crying he will
not make the unnecessary effort to
talk, unless he is feeble-minded.
Children who stutter are either
TOLD that they win get over it land
occasionally thay do or they are at
the mercy OF quack schools. The
truth Of thu matter is that the slut
ter is a sign that the child is not
adapting TO- the group"
New Britain herald., 1927-04-01
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New Britain herald., 1927-04-01
PREPARATION Will
NEXT Be DEMANDED
England Plans TO Present Ulti-
matum to China

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New Britain herald., 1927-04-01
FIGURE THIS ONE OUT

London, April, l. UP)-Refusal
to consent 20 his marriage to his
17-yeaT-old sweetheart must be
made before a young man can marry
her.
He appeared before the Judge ap-
plying for permission to marry he
girl. He said that her mother was
dead and the whereabouts of her
father We're not known.
Consulting the now Act, the Judge
said he could not help the young
man until consent to the marriage
had been refused by somebody
whose consent was necessary.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-01
Bread Price War Looms
Through Chain Stores

Springfield. Mass. April R-
Competing chain groceries OF great
magnitude in the state are causing
prospects OF bread price war. One
company opens it own baking plant
here next Sunday night, and 1t is
reported that a loa, OF bread will be
placed on the market at price low
- than the one prevailing.
The main competing chain store
now advertises a ..-ounce loaf. one
ounce more than the one to be
baked in the bakery OF the opposi-
ton. FOR a new low prices cents.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-01

Miss Ethel l, Ii,tlehalcs, teacher
OF cooking in the Junior High
school shops. has shown a profound
interest in her work to such an ex-
tent that she has organized a cook
ing club Of 20 girls which meets
several times a month and learns
the Fundamentals OF cooking under
her direction.
She received her early education
in the New Britain High school. and
the New Britain State Normal
school. Her education was complet-
ed with her graduation from SIM
mons college at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-01

has been made successfully from
pine shayings.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-01
NEWINGlON NEWS

Justice OF the Peace c. S. Bar
rows tined Frank WHALE of Hart
ford, SIS and costs in town court
last night on a charge OF reckless
driving. WHALE vas driving east on
the New Britain Hartford road sun
day night at an excessive rate of
speed, 1t was alleged. His car hit a
machine driven by Abraham Fem
gold Of Hartford who was driving in
the opposite direction. and caused
1t to oVerturn,
Member of the local Grange will
20 10 Bristol tonight to attend the
initiation there. The third and
fourth degrees will be worked on a
number OF candidates and the local
Changers will participate. a harves,
supper will be served after which
there will be entertainment.
Activities for the week OF April
4 include a whist and dance at the
Grange hall Monday night. Miss
Hilma Ringquist is in charge. Miss
Ringquist is also in charge Of a
minstrel and dance which will be
given at the hall Friday evening.
The Blue Bird Minstrel Boys Of the
Stanley Memorial church will fur
nish the entertainment.
Friday evening, April 8, al s
o'clock there will be a church sup
per at the parish house OF the New
ington Congregational church. Mrs.
Harry Webster is in charge. Mrs.
Fred Wilson is in charge of the en-
tertainment which will follow the
supper.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-01

During this special sa we are allowing S. 90 for your old
refrigerator what its condition when you purchase
Alaska. The Alaska is econonical-you
many dollars food and ce Its thick corknsulated walls
keep cold in and heat out. They make your food last
longer and cut down ice bills
The Washington times., 1927-01-08

are Walter Ward and Ethel Doc
ley in a song and dance number;
Harry Kranz and Budwin Walsh,
singing comedian. Remember. also.
that MIR. Beban carries Neapoii-
tan string orchestra with him.
Shorter house features on screen
and organ will arevail.
STRAND Topics and Tunes"
is the title Of the new music OF
fering at the Strand for the com
ing week, featuring |. B. Hamp
as chief comic. This troupe has
played about eight weeks at the
Strand and box-office figures
show that they are profitably
more popular than the vaude
vile policy which previously pre-
vailed. A half dozen princi
pals support Mr.. Hamp and, In
addition there are the Fofies
Bergere Girls. singing and
dancing chorus. The screen fea.
ture will be "SteIla Dallas" with
Belle Bennett in the best role
she has enacted on the screen
GAYETY-"Mutt and Jeff's
Honeymoon" names the burlesQue
attraction at the Gayety for the
new week. Joe Yule, Don Clark
and Paul Paulos are the featured
comics The. Pacific Four. sing
ing comedians and Artie Bauers
Hebrew comic. lead the fun
parade which is enhanced by the
chorus and feminine principals
Ml)TUAI1-Max Fields and his
''Kuddling Kuties" take over the
Mutual for the coming week
June Rhoades is the featured
member of the company and is
supported by half dozen others,
including a dancing chorus.
PAI4ACE--A second jazz Week
Revel is inaugurated at Loew
Palace for the new week. com
mencing Sunday. The first was
successful beyond the dreams.
even. of Larry Beatus. And
that's much.~ The Colgate Col
leglan Orchestra heads the stage
portion and another feature in
PRODUCES Robert Stickney who
does Charleston on stills be.
lieve It or not. The screen
brings the awaited kid Boots"
with Eddie Cantor in his original
role. supported by Clara Bow.
Billie Dove Lawrence Grey and
others. Further stage offerings
include Sammy Lewis. brother OF
Goldie Ahearn, and Sonia Meroff
blues singer. "Jazz Through the
Ages" will he the house orchestra's
speciality. Shorter films. also.
RIAI.TO-The Rialto turns
temporarily Paramount for the
coming week. starting Saturday.
when 1.-THE Popular SIM" with
Florence Vidor in the chief role.
will be offered. This is a Monta
Bell production. meaning some
thing and. along With Miss VidoI
are Give Brook. Greta Nissen
Philip Strange. Andre Beranger
and Iris Gray. The action takes
place in Paris, where Miss Vidor
is supposed to be wed to a
gentleman who loves everyone
hut hia wife Naturally she looks
elsewhere. too. and there you
have the grist Of a plot. Elsie
Huber, a blues singer. will top
the stage portion of the hill with
an added feature supplied by Rox
Rommell. Otto Beck and Carlson
Hargrave at TIE piano. Shorter
films will round out.
Observation-Disclosures Fairbanks
comes to the Columbia in his
The Washington times., 1927-01-08

latest and msot successful pic
ture; "The Black Pirate" for the
new week. A remarkable feature
OF this picture is that 1t is made
entirely in technicolor, a new
process Of coloring which has
not been improved pom. Billie
Dove is Doug's Leading lady.
Other principals are Sam De
Grasse, Donald Crisp Anders
Randolph and Charles Relcher.
Some 500 very vicious pirates help
out the action. This production
will be amplified with shorter
screen and music features.
METROPOLITAN - Van and
schenck. one OF the most pop
ular singing duos to appear on
the stage. will hold over at the
metropolitan for the coming week,
so heavy has the patronage there
been this week. Popular hits In
harmony, II anyone needs to
know. are their speciality. The
principal screen offering for the
new week will be "Just Another
Blonde" with Dorothy MackailI
The Washington times., 1927-01-08
Jack Smith Due

Another famous stage. phcno-
graph record and radio star IL
scheduled to appear at Crandall's
Metropolitan Theater week hence
as the, special stage attraction In
conjunction with the first Wash
ington presentation Of First Ma
tional's greatest starring vehicle
for Milton Stills, 1.-THE Silent
Lover" Jack Smith, whispering
baritone" is the boy, and will oc
cupy the Metropolitan stage.