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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
Oldtirne Gridder
On Aggie Staff

COLLEGE STATION. Tex, Nov IL.
Not the least among the Texas
Aggie sport fans who have them
selves made records for athletic
pr0wess, IL Lt.-Col. Charles j. Nell
son, u. s. A., professor Of military
science and tactics and comman1ant
Of cadets at the college. who came to
A. a. NJ. this fall. Loi. Nelson IL n
graduate Of Alabama Polytechnic In
stitute az Auburn. Ala, and while
there took a prominent part in col
lege athletics. He lettered in foot
ball, baseball, and rack, and was also
a tennis player.
Football intrigues the new A. e NJ.
c~ommandant most OF all, however.
He played the game In the days when
there were thirty-five minute halves
and in consequence has seen IL 70
through numerous changes. At
Auburn he played f~ullbark, being
what was known as n "roying back
He played on the Auburn team fror-
1898 20 1897 and in 1888 played lit
the University OF Maryland.
In baseball, Col. Nelson worked
behind the bat and in the outfield.
Following his college days he saw
ONE service with Atlanta in the
Southern League. On the cindcr
path. his forte was sprint.ng and Ct
one time he held the Southern inter-
scholastic record Of 10 is second for
the 100 yards. He was also a broad
lumber and hammer thrower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
Election Frauds
Old,P Paper Shows

FORT WORTH, Tex. Nov. 12.-iR
Election frauds, fights on gas rates
and income taxes were just ns popu-
lar back in 1853 az they are today. as
IL revealed in q newspaper which
Mrs. James A. Ault Of Fort Worth,
recently uncovered among her pos,
sessions.
"Lloys Weekly Newspaper" il the
name Of the IL page paper dated
London. Sunday, October rs. 1859.
It's leading story il headed The
Doom OF the Lash and In . two
column article use Of the ~cat" in the
British Army and Navy IL argued,
both sides being given
Under the caption Election Cor
r~uption" Is written, Those two sinks
Of corruption, Gloucester and Wakes
field, have been sadly raked over
during the past week, and the odor
which has been emitted smells most
rankly."
The story reveals that votes sold
for from five 70 seven pounds. IL
one candidate for office or
spending 1000 pounds for liquor.
Another article charges excessive
gas rates are being charged and out
lined a campaign for a bill to be
introduced in parliament To control
gas prices. The article shows that
private paid from four 20
five shillings a thousand feet and
municipalities were charged rs per
cent less.
Income tax discussion vas IS i'm
portant in the news then "a today.
as shown BY a story running more
than two columns in length. Other
stories dealt with church and social
activities and crime news. Thefts OF
horses and carriages we're reported
in about the same space auto thefts
are reported today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
ELEVEN BANDS
REGISTER FOR
CONTEST HERE
Delegates Look For
ward to Plentif
Harmony During
Convention

With an entry OF bands for its
first convention which equals the
number which have entered contests
In older organisation for a number
Of years, the South Texas Chamber
Of Commerce, locked forward Mon
day and Tuesday TO an abundance
Of music, according 70 J. r. Bell, of
San Benito, chairman OF the contest
IN which $500 in prizes are TO be
offered.
Eleven bands had registered BY
Saturday for the contest with the
full list Of names and five others
and entered tentatively 70 furnish
their list Of INT Sunday or Mon
day, Bell declared. These with the
bands which will not compete In the
contest, will make a total Of 20
bands that will be playing Indi-
vidually and in massed concerts dur
ing the two days Of the convention.
Those bands which have formally
entered the contest are the Kings
vile band. the st. Joseph's bard Of
Brownsville, the Firemen's band Of
Harrington, the Banda Municipal of
Matamoros, the Cuero band, the Bee
vile Municipal band, Corpus Christi
Drum and Bugle corps, karncs City
hand. Laredo High school band, San
Antonio Firemen'S band, the San
Benito Municipal band.
Those which have tentatively en-
tered are the Donna high school
band. the Edinburg municipal band.
the San Antonio police band. the
Mission band and the McAllen b1nd.
Besides these there will be the
G0-piece Southern Pacific band, an
orchestra or the Missouri Pacific
lines, the Fort Browh band. and sew
eral others which have not been Of
~ficially entered.
The bands are to assemble at 9 a..
m. Monday az the Queen theater for
the first massed band concert az the
convention hall. Later they will be
distributed throughout the city 10
PLAY NJ the various events scheduled.
The band contest viii be held at
the Hinkley Hall and the prizes are
10 Be awarded Tuesday morning.
The massed bands will play before
the opening Of the convention Tues
day also.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
I. c. u. Netrnen
Loom Up Well

FORT WORTH, Nov. 1T. c. u.
should have as good IL not better
basketball team this coming year
than the one of last season. according
to Madison Bell. Horned Frog coach.
Basketball fans will recall that the
Frogs finished third in the Confer
ence last year.
The vacancies left By such men
as Frank Cantelmi. Harry Taylor.
Gene Taylor and other Frog stars
will be filled by performers Of last
years Freshman team. The great
improvement In the shRrpshooting Of
Clyde Babe" Mcdonnell az the close
Of the season eliminated one Of the
greatest troubles or the Frog coach.
This year James Eddelman. Wealth
erfOrd, and Roy Fury. Fort Worth,
are strong bidders with Mcdonnell for
the pivot position. Competition il
slso strong for forward positions.
five men intending "a try out for
places. Captain Grin Stcadman.
Fort Worth. Lowell Parrish, Ter
reli, and Harry Akers 81 Tyler are
veterans of last years team. while
Glenn Teel. WIS Point and Cecil
provine Of Grand Saline are the
Freshman hopefuls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
Record Producing
Well Brought In

WELLINGTON, Kansas. Nov. ~
[P-What Is believed to be the
largest oil well in Kansas from the
shallow sard came IN today on the
Crsaway land, half a mile southwest
az Oxford. Kansas, in the southwest
section 1892 east. The wen was
making more than so barrels an
hour from an unnamed sand between
1.is0 and 1875 feet and from the
Topeka lime at 1875 20 1921 feet.
Shawyer brought in a well today
on the Midland Valley railroad
right-of-way in Oxford in sand from
1873 10 1858 1-2 feet. IL was swab-
hibng % barrels an hour. II will be
given a forty quart shot. The well
~ owned nv Meade Brothers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
EasterWood Will
Finance Flights

DALLAS. Tex, Nov. i2.-Pl-col.
w. T.. Easterwood offers $4,000 for q
successful flight Dallas 10 Hong
Kong with only three stops. will also
finance airy recognized flyer OF
merit" word from him today said.
Colonel Essterwood IA In New York.
His office understood she latest
plan 20 be that Eastcrwood would
furnish a plane and pay ali expenses
az the trip for the pilot he con-
sidered the most capable.
Originally Easterwood offered n
prize Of $4,000. II was doubled re
Gently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
VALLEY GIRL HnNoRED

ALAMO. Nov. 12-Miss Cyneth
Stugard Of this city has been elected
a member % M Epsilon Tau Tau.
honorary organization for junior ard
senior girls ut the University or
Texas. according to reports received
here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
Remnants

Big lot Of remnants
selling at give away
prices including:
Monks Cloth, Thea
trical Cause, Rep.
Mohair, Block Linen,
Velour, Mohair, Vel
vet, Damask, Frieze,
Silk Nets, Fiber Silk,
Tapestry, Etc.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-10
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF

LIEN.
Whereas Lair Motor Sales Com
pany. corporation. Of Bismarck.
special instance and request of T..
r. Putnam. the owner and legal
possessor of one certain Pierce Ar
row automobile, number 6763O.
Model n. y. IS, store. keep and care
for said property as warehouse
man aWfuy n,a anshorized at At the
month from the date of such stor-
ing, tO-wit, the fifth day of May,
1925, to the date of this notice,
amounting to One Hundred Twenty
Dollars ($12O.OO:
And whereas said property is and
at all times above mentioned has
been In the possession Of the said
.lienhOlder subject to a lien for such
storage which now is and at all Of
said time has been claimed by the
said licnholder;
And default having been made by
the said +. r. Putnam under said
lien in that no part of such charge
has ever been paid. and there being
due and unpaid mt the date of this
notice the sum OF $4,000, Tor which
Il lien Is claimed as provided by
law:
Notice is hereby given that such
lien will be forecloscd and the said
property sold to satisfy the same
at public auction at the warehouse
OF said Lahr Motor Sales Company
situate on Main Avenue. on Lots Z.
8. 9, 10, IL and IL. of Block 1. of
Governor Pierce Addition to the
City Of Bismarck. Burleigh County.
North Dakota. on the 18th day of
May. a. D. 1927. at the hour Of two
o'clock p. m.
Dated May 9Th. 1927.
LAIR MOTOR SALES COMPANY,
LienlOldcr.
BY a. G. White. Agent.
bismarck, North Dakota.
IuEer & Tiflotson.
attorneys forf I4ahr Motor Sales
Company,
bismarck. North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-10
SUSPENSION OF
COBB, SIMMONS
LIFTED TODAY
'Ty' to Appear With Athletics
at Detroit Game-Cele.
brati0n Arranged

Chicago, May 10.-LP)-President
Ban Johnson of the American League
today lifted the suspension on Ty
Cobb. and AL Simmons. ranking
stars Of the Philadelphia Athletics.
Cobb was reinstated so he could
appear before Detroit fans today,
playing with the Philadelphia Athlet-
les. It will be his first appearance
in Detroit in the uniform of a visit
ing team. A mammoth celebration
was arranged in his honor.
President Johnson's action was
based on a report received today
from Brick Owens. who with I'm.
pire RED" Ormsby handled the
game in Philadelphia last Thursday
which resulted in GIBBS parrish.
ment and suspension. Cobb protest.
ed Ormsby's decision on a ball that
went out Of the park, claiming it
was fair" where Ormsby ruled it
was foul. Ormsby reported that
Cobb "shouldered" him around. This
action reused the crowd with the
result that pop bottles were thrown
and police reserves were called to
escort Ormsby out of the park.
Owens in his report was inclined
to place the responsibility for the
demonstration on Simmons rather
than on Cobb. Owens said that he
did not observe Cobb pushing or
showing Ormsby.
President Johnson indicated that
both Simmons and Cobb would be
fined in addition to their suspension.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-10
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

In the Matter OF the Estate Of
Harriet NJ. Gage. Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersfgned. Florence =. Chab0t.
ment Of Harriet n. Gage late Of the
.ity Of San Diego In the County OF
San Diego, and State OF California.
deceased. to the creditors Of, and all
ncrsOns having claims against said
deceased. to exhibit them with the
months after the first publication
Of this notice. to said Florence p.
chabot. executrix, at the office 0E
9. +. Dullam. her resident AGENT In
the City National Bank Butldln6s
in the city Of Bismarck In said Bur-
tho County Court Qf Burleigh Coan-
~. at his office iRtthe Court House
In tho city OF bismarck. Burleigh
County. North Dakota. and that q.
+. Dullam il the resident agent OF
You are hereby fhrther notified
that Hon. !. 6. Davies. Judge of the
County Court within and for the
County Of Burleigh. and State Of
North Dakota. has fiex4 the 18th
qayaof November a p. 1871, IT the
a ssn os1Sst g the Rcom.
mGrck in said County and State. -
the ttmes and place Nof hearing and
adjusting al claims against the
estate Of the satd psceased; which
have been duly hnd reeular!y pre-
Dated May End. A. =. 1917.
TLokrNcE =. CLEO 1ss, E.
puli.m: Young 4 Burke.
~ 3 IsSss et.s -, u 80 -, -, i.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-10
~ Buy EVANS.

1. Is there any limit as to the
weight bat player may use?
2. Who uses the heaviest bat in
baseball?
3. When double header is played
which is the regular scheduled
game?
A. Improper batsman makes base
hit and mistake, is discovered be-
fore another ball is pitched. what
is the ruling?
s. If pitcher delivers badly
discolored ball to- the batter, what
IS the penalty?
THIS TELLS 1T
~, The player may suit his own
fancy as to the weight of his bat.
# 2. Babe Ruth is believed to use
sthO heaviest bat in baseball Some
~ his favorites weigh as much as SO
tpces.
The first game is always re-
eHrded as the regular scheduled con-
ssa The proper batsman is called
olat and the improper batsman re-
nlored from the basclincs.
The pitcher shall be dcbarred
from further participating in the
9Siko for such an offense. In most
ea1les there il . Today limit as the
1py5teAee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-10
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE oil

whereas Lair Motor Sales Com.
pany; corperetion, Of Bismarck,
North Dakota, did at the special In
stance and .r6uuest of the legal
possessor OF one certain Cadillac
410ss. store. keep ana care for said,
property rs warehQusAAnan law-|
fully authorized. from November
3rd, 1925. to the date of thfs notice,
At the reasonable charge of One
Hundred Forty Dollars ($1A0.OO).
at all times above mcfffioned has
been " the possession OF the said
Lair Motor Sales Company. Subject
to = lien for such storage, which
now " and at all of said time has
oo ent cl ds9s,t,. ~ the said lienho1der.
the owner Of said property. namely
Charles II. Blcnkiron. OF Scotland.
South Dakota. in tho dischargc OF
said lien IN that no part of such
c fheree ha nas . Sn ~. been. paid: and
ssss assshsss ss} :a ss. 81 oa s
iisA !clsimed as proSi1ed !by law law.
ny pt rsS = - hsrebx giy4p that such
,,sS NV &c soM scf &c .ss9.f md the said
ct public auction & tkS warehouse
Of said Lair Motor SaIAs COMPANY
situate on Main ASenne.. on Lots
es.sA 10, II sand ~, OF Block i. 81
@oyernos Fierce Addition to the
city OF BISMARCK. BurletGh County.
North Dakota, on the 18th day of
Nay. 4. .. 1897. ct the hour 81 two
ll l Rsi;s a s;S n, s1 III co.,.,r
1lenhol0er. ],
81 i ii & iwh N;It iAsi SRaxiat..
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Bismarck. North Dakota
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be speakerless, the audience taking
the platform and all present pooling
their experiences and ideas regard
ing solutions of social problems in
cities and rural sections.
The sessions are grouped in twelve
main divisions. including children,
delinquents and corrections, health,
the family, industrial and economic
problems, neighborhood and commun-
ity life, mental hygiene, organizati ion
of social forces, public officials and
administration, the immigrant, pro-
fcssional standards and education,
and educational publicity, meeting
during the mornings. Luncheon,
afternoon and dinner meetings are
conducted by twenty-five national or
ganixations of club women, business
men and professional social workers
responsible for the various kinds of
social work found in most cities and
large towns.
Among the organizations represent
ed at the Conference will be the Ma
tional Association Of Police Women,
American Red Cross, Child Welfare
League of America, Salvation Army,
American Country Life Association,
Big Brother and Big Sister Fedora
ton, National Association of Travel
lcrs Aid Societies, American Hospi-
tai Social Workers, and the Amer
Jean Association for Organizing FAM
lily Social Work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-10
Social Workers to
Meet at Des MOines

Dcs Moincs, Ia, May 1O.-(R,-A
small army of men and women who
fight dcstitution, crime and other
social enemies the country over will
gather here tomorrow for the fifty
fourth annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Conference Of Social Work.
More than 1000 professional work
ers in the fields Of crime prevention,
recreation, child placing, health su-
pervision. public care Of the aged,
feeble-minded and disabled, and
prevention and relief Of poverty are
expected to attend sessions of the
meeting which will continue for .
week.
The conference will open tomorrow
night with the presidential address by
DR.. John A. Lapp, Chicago, director
of the department of social action Of
the National Catholic Welfare Con.
ference. and an address on 'The Chal-
lenge Of Democracy" by Chester H.
ROwell of Berkeley, Calf.
20 Meetings Planned
During the week, two hundred meet
ings arc scheduled. Many of them will
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-10
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF
LAND CONTRACT
TO SONIA GUSTAFSON
LENA DCpCnN

~ oONJA Ut STAFSON
LENA PERSON
TAKE NOTICE: That default has
been made in the terms and cOndi-
tions Of that certain contract for
deed. made and entered into be-
tween L. u. Wilson and Ida NJ. Will
son. as parties Of tho first part. and
Sonia Gustafson. as party Of the
TENDER. 1928. wherein and whereby
the said L. Il. Wilson and Ida NJ.
Wilson. sold and agreed to convey
unto Sonia GuStafSOn. the following
described real property. situate in
Burlcigh County, State of North
Dakota. towit: The. Northeast
1is1. Township One Hundred Thir.
scvcnty.six (7s) West. upon the
prompt and full performance by the
said Sonia Gustafson of the terms
and conditions in such contract set
forth: that such default consists in
this: that the said Sonia Gustafson
and her assignees. have failed to
make the payments required to be
paid by the said contract on the
LIST day Of November, 1925 and 1926.
and has failed to pay the interest
due November LIST. 1926. and further
has failed to pay any part Of the
taxes taxes upon said land for the year
1925: that by virtue Of such de-
faults, as hereinbcfore stated, there
Is now owing to the vendors upon
said contract the sum Of $4375.00,
as principal and interest, Of which
sum $2375.OO Is past due principal
and interest upon said contract.
That the said Sonia GustafsOn has
decided said land to Lena Person;
that l.. 3. Wilson and wife have
conveyed their interest in said land
to Ida NJ. Wilson, and the said Ida
NJ. Wilson owns said land. subject
to the contract with Sonia Gustaf.
son above set forth.
TAKE NOTICE FURTHER: That
by reason Of such default Ida Il.
Wilson, one of the vendors, and the
assignee of the other vendor above
named. has elected to, and does elect
and declare the said contract can
celled and terminated: that such
cancellation and termination shall
take effect upon the expiration Of
one year from and after the date OF
the service of this notice upon you,
exclusive Of the day of service
and upon the payment Of the sum
past due aforesaid with interest
thereon from date hereof, and the
costs Of service of this notice, with.
In said period Of one year, such con.
tract may be reinStatcd and shall
remain In full force and effect the
same as If no default had occurred.
Dated this eth day of April 1927.
IDA. NJ. WILSON.
BY Dullam, Young & Burke,
Her Attorneys,
(rirst publication May 3, 1879
5/3-1O.17
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-10
LaZZeri Makes First
Error Since Opening
of Yank Ball Season

Chicago, May 1O.-1P)-Tony Lag
zcri's remarkable fielding perform
ance of the present season was
broken yesterday in the Yankee
White Sox game when the young Sec
ond sacker of the New York club
made his first error since play
started for this year.
He had gone through 81 games
without a misplay, and had fielded
125 chances perfectly until the FUN
bled a ball hit by Metzlcr, missing a
certain out.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-10

developments assoc iation one and the
Greater North Dakota Association
one.
The objective will be to replace
the scrub sircs on several hundred
farms with purbred sire and to
put band Of yearling ewes headed
by q purcbred ram on another sew
eral hundred farms.
Included in the executive commit
tee Of the Northwest North Dakota
developments association are d. p.
Robinson, Garrison. and H. C.. Mil
Ter, Ryder.
Local chairmen for Mclean county,
named by Chairman A. L. Norling of
Washburn are: Messrs. Schmidt,
Bickert. Gogstettcr, vOgcl, Ehlers,
Alsdahl. Nelson. Whipplc, Overholscr,
Fjelle, Harris, ABBY and Ranum.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-10
MIKE M'TIGUE
WINS IN BOUT
sMethuSelah' Gains lO-rOund
Decision Over Pat McCar-
thy in Title Climb

New York, May 10. R-A 10
round decision over Pat Mccarthy of
Boston was added today to the
lengthy fighting record of Michael
"Mcthusclah" McTigue, contender
for the worlds light heavyweight
championship which he once held.
The victory at Madison Square
Garden last night, was marred and
: saSwef by constant clinching as both
boxers hcsitated to come out in the
open and mix it up.
McTigue Is Canny
The veteran fought a canny defen-
sive battle through the first five
rounds, then opened the throttle
wide enough to pile up safe point
total. The fire and punching power
he showed in recent bouts with Ber-
lenbach and Sharkey were conspicu-
Ously absent.
Occasionally near the end Of the
fight McTigue nailed his foe with a
singing right and drove him to
cover, but it was not enough to still
q constant chorus of boos and cat
calls from the gallery.
For McTigue the battle was try
out for the coveted title bout with
Delaney. The judge of whether he
qualified will be Tex Richard, who
holds the keys to the match.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-10
M'LBAN COUNTY
TO AID DRIVE.
Northwest Dakota Ass0cia.
ton Sponsors Campaign
For Purebred Livestock

Washburn, N. D., May 1O.-tSpccial
to the Tribune )-McLean county is
cooperating with all other counties
of northwest North Dakota in a live
stock development campaign which
will eliminate in a series Of meetings
and farm canvasses June Is to July
Is.
The campaign is sponsored by the
Northwest North Dakota develop
ment association, with which Mclean
county is associated.
The Great Northern and 500 lines
paign, the Northwest North Dakota
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(1O). George Larocco. New York,
beat Earl Llttlc Boy Blue, st. Paul,
(lO). Johnny Riske, Cleveland, beat
Pat Lester, Tucson, Ariz., (10).
Scranton, Pa.--Pctc Latzo, worlds
weltcrwcight champion, knocked out
Jack Rappaport, Newark, N. j., (3).
Philadclphia--Louis (Kid) Kaplan,
Mcridcn, Conn.,, beat Al Foreman,
Washington (1O). Andre Routis,
France, beat Tommy Crawlcy, Pitts
burgh (l0).
Boston - Ncwsboy Brown, Omaha,
beat Harry Goldstcin, Boston (lO).