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Wing
Nv EDITH MUELLER

! MIR. and Mrs. Howard Granville,
daughter Bernice, Esther Glanville
and Harrison Rodgers visited ut the
II. Corey home at Braddo.k Sunday.
Mrs. Axel Solder assisted Mrs.
Fields with her houscwork asst week
during threshing.
Miss Edna Graves Of Woodwork
spent a few days as guest Of Fila
Mueller last week.
Mrs. Il. G. Marchant returned
home from Scotland. S. D., Thurs
day of last week. She was called
down there by the illness Of her
father.
| Mrs. G. A. Hubbell, Mrs. A. E.
koppin and Miss Viola Hagen were
shoppers in the Capital City Thurs
day.
Mrs. Harry Gray and son Robert
returned home Friday after spend
ing week visiting at her parental
home in Pettibone.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ferdinand
Wutzke Monday, Oct. !, a pair Of
twin girls.
Christ Berg made a business trip
to Bismarck Thursday.
v. p. Heaton of Steele was caller
in this vicinity one day last week.
Viola Hagen returned home Mon
day morning after spending several
days at Mandan.
Marjorie Knowles returned home
Thursday after spending a week
visiting at Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Weber and
Children were visitors at the Mueller
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Berg and
daughters, Hilda, Freda and Mar
tina spent Sunday visiting relatives
at Mercer.
While cranking a tractor Monday
morning Dan Helm got kicked in the
chest. He was rushed to the hos
pital at Bismarck.
H. Pollock is in this vicinity buy
ing cattle this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Berg are the
parents Of a baby girl, born one
day last week
Callers in Bismarck were: Mrs.
Specs and children, Edna Boss, Sena
Torgeson, Mrs. l.. H. Knowles and
Mrs. Byron Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mauch former
residents Of here but now Of New
Rockford, spent Saturday evening
and Sunday here visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Ed Hamilin, Mrs. Josephine
Wagner Of Bismarck were visitors in
this community Saturday.
Mrs. Emo and Mrs. Jack Granville
motored to Braddock Monday to Wis
it their father Mr.. Failing, who is
quite sick.
Edna Graves, Ella and Edith
Mueller were Sunday dinner guests
at the Ed Larson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bardsley of
Bismarck were Sunday visitors at
the Geo. Anderson home. The Bards-
leys are former residents of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Graham and
son Jack visited at the A. L. Garnes
home at Regain Monday.
The first Parent Teacher assoc
citation of this term was hald at the
schoolhouse Friday, Oct. 9Th.
Officers elected for this coming term
were: ]. ]. Horner, president; B. J.
Michael, vice president; Mrs. H. C..
Edgerton. secretary and treasurer:
Mrs. B. W. Graham, chairman of
social committee; Mrs. G. A. Hub
bell, chairman of program commit
tee; Edna Boss, chairman of men,
bership committee.
Mrs. Ben McCloskey and daughter
Marjorie left for South Dakota Sum
day. Little Marjorie will be treated
for infantile paralysis while there
Albert Lutgens Of Minnesota was
visitor at the Geo. Piepkorn home
over the weekend.
Russell Mason of Bismarck wal
caller in Wing Sunday.
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HaZel.CrOve

Mrs. Ray Hasleerove visited Mrs.
Emil Sattler Monday while Ray
helped Emil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and
Miss Lorene Hawkins and Mrs. s.
o. Gray called At the Hazlegrove
home Monday and also at the Emil
Sattler home. Mrs. s. o. Gray re.
NAMED for a visit at the Hazlegrove
home.
Miss Lorene Hawkins helped Mrs,
Frank Gray cook for threshers.
Emil Sattler had the misfortune
to get one of his horses cut in the
wire one night this week. It was
quite = bad cut and Emil also got
his shoulder hurt.
Lydia Reimn helped Mrs. Emil
Sattler cook for the threshers.
Miss Sylvia Stewart took Mrs.
Emil Sattler and Shirley Gean to
town Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove called FRI
day evening at the Ed Clcnde home
for her sister, Miss Opal Gray, who
spent the weekend at the Hazle-
grove home.
Harry Ulfers and Ray Hazle-
| grove, Bert Granville and Mclntyres,
and Klanbergs, were all in Wing
Friday night to attend q farmers
meeting. But all got fooled as
there was no meeting.
Ray Hazlegrove helped Frank
Gray thresh Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Hamburg and children
called at the McIntye home Friday.
Mrs. S. o. Gray was a guest this
week at the Haslegrove home.
Harry Gray called Monday at the
Hazlegrove home for his mother,
Mrs. s. o. Gray. They went from
there to the Frank Gray home, were
Mrs. Harry Gray and son. Bobby
were waiting for them and from
there to Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orria Sparks and
Miss Minnie Wagner called at the
Hazlegrove home Sunday on their
way to Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and
Miss Lorene Hawkins called Sum
day evening at the Hazlegrove home
for Miss Opal Gray. They took her
to Ed Cloude's where she boards.
The Harty-Bickmore rig finished
threshing for Frank Gray Monday.
Mrs. Will Harry, was quite sick
q while back, for which were were
sorry to hear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orria Sparks and
children left Monday for Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and
daughter Shirley Jean were guests
at the Fred Wagner home Sunday,
and while there the Wagnels and
Sattlers called at the Will Thieline
home.
Ray Haslesrove plowed fire guards
Monday and Tuesday.
Their have been quite a few fires
around this fall, most all due to
carelessness.
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She had an attack of appendicitis.
She returned home Tuesday evening.
Laurence Mork was q town caller
Sunday.
Some Of the Sterling folks attend
ed the dance given at Crum's Sat-
urday night.
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Van Loon Marriage II
Near Divorce Courts

New York, Oct. 1l.-(R)-Fransss
Goodrich, actress. has started d.
vorce proceedings against Henrik
Willem Van Loon, the writer,
naming o correspondent his second
wife, Helen Christwell, with whom
she charges he d living Ii Holla-~
Van Loon and Miss Goodrich were
married last October,
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INDIANS ARE Cr1Ryor1s

La Paz, Bolivia, Oct. 11.-(R-In.
dians are coming to Santa Cruz from
the wilds to get acquainted. Their
curiosity about folks they have
never seen was aroused by airplanes
flying over their territory.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS
Sunday with MIR. and Mes. Rasmus.

Sunday with Mr.. and Mes. Rasmus-
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Morgan and
son left Saturday for California
after spending several weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. Willard Girls
wAld Jr.
Mr.. Thomas and Mr.. Nesit OF
Minnesota are the guests OF their
cousin John Olson.
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R. Tx Ro. a'ntdSsr'i snS J. = Hshs,ty. Carl
stituting, the Special AsSe e:
Commission of the City Of Bismarck.
North Dakota. hereby certify that
L lot. e ana n.rce III Ct
land. which In the ooicion of such
commission are especially benefited
Dy the conctrvctioR Of a Sanitary
trsst on to Ay Wa.s,ct, from Mssnan
SSwer 1mprovement District Number
NINE. OF such city, setting forth the
amount each lot or tract Is bene.
.ited by such Improvement and the
the Ganie Ia q true and correct assess
Inent OF the property therein de-
acrfbed according to the best judy
ment Of the majority Of the members
o. onec snfn = Gompisalon: end that the
such assessment are as follows. to-
Advertisin ness and nubi;.iine..' 4s ss.S
Expenses Of the s Special a.. cow
sessment Commission ,..,, $500
Total to be assessed .......s 4S5.O4
Dated '''. J! & i. az No & 1Ssiss''' i's'
CARL n. xos Gas!s9.n'
Notice Il hereby given that on the
9th day OF October, 1875, at ten
oclock 2, M. the Special Assessment
Gccmmi:sien Of the City Of Disms rex.
Hall OF such. city. to haar objections
which may b. made to any asssss-
ments shown In the foregoing list by
any person interested therein, or BY
Dated this kth SaW e n...h., ,asa
]. ~. RQHERTY.
Chairman.
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SUMMONS

SUMMONS
state Of North Dakota. County OF
In n, District Court Fourth judicial
Trean Eliza Wilcox, Plaintiff v
John 4. Mclean. Edward Hackett
Sr, Bridget Hackett. James Kas-
son. Anna 8. Palmer. Jay III. Will
cox. also known A. Jay Harris Will
cox, Peter +. Wilcox. also known
sek. iss. RI. XS ,ats 81 s North Nf Die
kota, ". W. Kimbali Company IA !.
foreign corporation, Weslev q
Burgess. william Eads, Valery
Hazard. Frank 3. Allen, Richard B.
Mellon, Thomas Mellon and Andrew
stockholders. directors and Trus.
tees Of the Bismarck Loan ana
Trust Company. q dissolved corr
,W.,a:,k.man. John G: Oswald. &. Il.
MMi!ilams. =, a. Lilly. v. Howard.
se:: FLYNN xen h.. sfSsaSFa T. M S!yaaip
ns. and all other persons unknown
claiming an estate or interest in
or lien or sncumhrance upon the
property described in the complaint.
Tn: 'ss stat. 81 North Dakot. to tn.
above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to an
ewer tho Complaint in the above an
titled action. which has been filed
the office Of the Clerk OF the Dis
District, in .sna for the County 81
Bp!leigh ana state Of North Dakota.
ana to serve Z copy OF your anSwer
to the said compiaint on the sub.
eSflheye AeEetc u their effico In the
c1.Xy s e Ma ~ W.: County q Mertcn
thirty days after the service Of THIS
summons upon you, exclusive 81 tho
day Of such saFyica, ana in case 81
your fatlnre to appear or answer.
judgment win bs taken against you
~ ds Go1an, fcr the relief demanded In
Dated et Mandan, North Dakota.
SULLIVAN, HANIDY
4 SULLIVAN,
NMttssasyi N fsT hP1hs (! ,u!!
TO the above named Defendants. ana
,a xss ;s - 4 sac: :.sa q you =. hereby
notlfied that the above entitled ac-
Ion 1n = brought for the purpose Of
quistin8. the title in tho plaintiff to
situated in the County Of Burieieh
ana State Of North Rakota. tc.wlt:
.s0ts Uno 70 Twentyff0uP Il to 9<)
both both inclusiye. In Flock sixty tive
ssSG E9ts Nine, Sixteen. Seventeen.
Forty-seven (47), also Lots Thirty.
i've and Thirty-six (35 ana 31) in
Flock Eighty.six $50 Of the ORIGINAL
plat OF the City OF Bismarck.
And sou are further notified that
no personal claim Is made against
any Of YOU.
SULLIVAN, HANLCY
q SULLIVAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Aandan, North Dakota.
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Amsspt
Ass essea
n 49,

on the 33nd day Of October, 1928. at
eiEht o'clock p. m. the board OF City
Commissioners of the said City Of
Bismarck, will meet In the City Hall
assessment,
Dated at bismarck, North Dakota
this 9Th day of October, 1888.
N. II. ATKINSON,
It City Auditor.
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State Of North Dakota,
County of Burleigh, q,
City Of Bismarck.


rss ana H. E%se ssS' s Con-,
Com mission Of the City Of i SismareS.
North Dakota, hereby oertity thst the
particular lots ana parcels Of lana,
which in the opinion Of such Commits
sion. are especially benefited by the
construction OF q Waterman Exten-
IL son on First otyes, from Avenue rs
terworks District Number Seven Of
such City. setting forth the amount
each lot or tract Is benefited by such
Improvement and the amount as
Is true and correct assessment Of
toe property therein described ac-
cordinE to the best judgment Of the
majority. of the. members Of such
tems 81 sna sna ss 'p: :SsS
assessment are as follows. to-wit:
Construction cost ...........$ 1887
Engineering. supervision and
Adver Dusi ana r;n1iiii:h;in;.:. ssos
Expenses OF the Special Aa-
ses5mcrt Commission ..... $500
7 Bate. T. III. si t Is s:s 81 os;ss:, ' is:s
CARL R. xos G9s!s9:''
Member.
r. =. WEBB,
Member.
Notice II hereby given that on the
9th day of October, 1925, at ten
o'clock .. M. the Special assessment
Commission of the City Of Bismarck,
North Dakota. will meet in the City
Fall OF such. City. to hear objections
which may be made to any assess
ment shown in the foregoing list by
any person interested therein. or by
his agent or attorney.
Dated this 5th day Of October, 1928.
]. N. ROHERTY.
Chairman,
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NOTICE or SPECIAL AssDssMENT
FIRST xTREET FnOM Avenue &
TO AVENUE u, IN WATERMAN
AND WATNR WORKS rlSTRiCr
NUMBER SMVZN, CITY OF ms.
MARCK, NORTH pAN0CA.
Notice il hereby Eiyen that = spe-
Of Waterman E<tenaion on First
Watermain and Watsrworks District
against the lots ana tracts Of land
especially benefited by such i'm.
provement in the sums set opposite
the respective descriptions OF such
lots and tracts, to-wit:
Let AMaaMt Ameunt
Number Benefited Assessed
Northern Pacific AdNitiea. pleex
West u Of lot , .,...s.,M,.s, sii!.sl
NaY.aera Pacific AdGit!a., lleek
South 50 II. CT North ~4
100 II. Of let ......... 114.31 1921
South 50 Il. Of lot 80. 114.S1 7a.3l
East 100 II. Of lot 2 -. 2c8.e2 152.11
McKenzie and Cafiins Addition, Block 50
Id 0Ys10 J0.lO
Mckenzie and Cof1in's Add't.sa. Beck So
~ ................................ 5I.!5 M.1O
10 ~.................-.............. 0f.lO s8.1O
State Of North Dakota,
County of Burleigh, }ss.
City Of Bismarck.
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Bridal Shower

One of the largest parties ever
given by the ladies of Raleigh was
the birday shower last Tuesday aft
ernoon given for Miss Blanche Steele
in the home of her mother, Mrs.
Clara G.. Steele. After the 40 guests
had gathered Miss Steele was blind
folded, crowned and taken into the
room where a niche had been pre-
pared for her.
She was seated on throne in
front of which the many very beau
tiful and useful gifts were piled on
large wheelbarrow made pretty BY
clever hands and crepe paper. Above
was an arch Of white bells, one Of
which concealed large bag of rice.
The color scheme was green and
white. After a very delicious lunch
the guests departed wishing the
bride-to-be, much happiness and
prosperity.
The ladies in charge Of the after
noon were Mesdames BEEN, Stayner,
Klein, and Bosworth and the success
showed they spent much time and
thought in preparation.
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Raleigh
By W. B. FORWARD
Steele-NOrrisOn

A very pretty home wedding was
solemnized in Raleigh, N. OAK,
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock when
Mrs. Clara G.. Steele gave in mar
rage her daughter Blanche to John
C. Morrison.
Mrs. Donald Clark, sister Of the
bride, played a piano SEQ. Rev. and
Mrs. Ford in their usual pleasing
manner sang a pretty and approprl-
ate duet, Love Divine" Curtains
were drawn and the bride and groom
we're reveale-. standing under a
cancpy of white and green with a
border Of wedding bells. Rubin,
stems melody in F'was softly played
vale Rev. Ford. using the ring cere-
Liony, officiated.
The bride carried beautiful
BIO quet of bridal roses and wore a
honeydew chiffon gowr
Among those present We're, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. N. Bosworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hutchens, MIR. and Mrs.
August Pusch, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ).
Morrison, Mr.. Thomas McGinnis,
Misses Hazel Morrison. and Leona
Krosch, Donald Clark and daughter
Mary Lu. "A two course supper was
served. Mrs. Morrison is a grad
uate of Park College, Of Parkvllle,
Mo-, with an A. B. degree. She has
been teacher in our county schools
and in Montana. Last year she
taught mathematics and science IN
the high school, Clearmont, Wyom-
ing, and holds the distinction Of be-
ing the first lady to serve on a jury
in Grant county.
Mr.. Morrison is world war vet
eran and since returning home has
managed his mothers farm, the
Glover Dale Stock farm, near the
Three Buttes.
They are now at home to their
many friends on farm two miles
southeast Of Raleigh.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF 4
SANITARY SEWER on AVENUE G
WasErNi wNMD 1Hart sTH sE :rvr TO
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUM-
BER NINE. CITY or DlaMARCK,
NORTH DAKOTA.
Notice IL hereby given that Spe-
ciai Assessment for the construction
from Mandsn Street to washinston
Street in Sewer Improvement Bis
trict Number Nine; City OF Bismarck:
Nerth Dakota. ha: been levied
ssnacia, tho lot: and tract. Of land
provemsat. in the sums act I eppe.its
lots and tracts. to-wit;
Number 6enefitsa Isssssea
y :; .; !. f:s'fie 1dS:i::,. plssi
E. 50 Il. Of West lis i ii. s''''' ''''0o
W. :. q s. Il; of ;'' S. 50 IT: $40 $3.50
sa'st A'e1ias 5ab.D;yisiea Of Lets :. and
Nerthern Paeifis Addition
.,-......-......-.........-...-. bV.4D $40
z ....-.............-........ 5d.4O $3.50
;. Ne1tAsrn Pacific Addition, s,,el !; 1''''
". IT. Of iot 10 - ''7 ss e ~
z, q #; Of w. 81 IT.
z. a. Il. Of ' lot 10 1sM ~ ~
". 1s5 IT. Of lot ii -. i74S ii.6S
z. SIS #. Of w. So #.
:. Is Il. Of lot ii .,...... aga iS.so
- -.....-"..-...................-. $3.50 1910
State Of North Dakota,
County. Of Burleish. lss.
City Of Bismarck.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ron TINE
CONSTR UCTlON OF sEWEn con.
NECTlONS IN PAVING nl0TRIl-r
NlJMBER FIVE. CITY OF BIS
MARCK. NORTH DAKOTA.
Notice Is hereby given that there
has been filed In the office OF the
city Auditor by the City Engineer,
an assessment for the cost OF con-
structing sewer connections from
point two feet inside ef tho curb lime.
against tho lots described below. IN
Paving District Number Five. city
of Bismarck. North Dakota. and the
amount SO assessed Is set opposite the
respective descriptions of such lots,
to-wit:
Lot Amount
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Zimmerman Joins the Royal Order Of Goats
CHAPTER II

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..s as1 s
II
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and w % | s s 's ::s: The
assss 4 1ssss s %:s ,ss :
the game and " '''' session decided
and ss. :s . inf :t
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s. % t ss s.y . s. ..; two s:..
weakly F ss
effort cradle second and
made s R a 's s. s1 1 far the
Foolish ''e p'''s no didn't
both the 5 iss TO-
was s ss keep s": gained slightly with
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minded han, sssss sx ss s,ss the baseball Zimmerman
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CHICAGO PLANS
TUNNEY FIGHT
Champ Will Receive Duplicate
Of September Purse For
June Bout

Chicago, Jan. 5.-(AP)-The Chi.
cago Herald and Examiner, in a
copyrighted news story today said
that definite plans are being formu-
lated for Gene Tunney to defend
his heavyweight championship here
some time in June.
Anton J. Cermak, president Of the
chamber of commerce board, and q
personal friend Of the champion;
Edward Kelly, president Of the south
park board, controlling Soldiers
Field, where the fight would be held;
and Michael ]. Igoe, a member of
the south park board, have been
working out arrangements for the
fight Tor more than q month, the
Herald and Examiner said.
Tunney was understood to have
tentatively agreed to meet the best
oppenent available under Cermak's
direction.
James c. Mullen, Chicago promot-
er who has been negotiating inde-
pendently with Tunney, would pro-
mote the bout, the newspaper said.
Tunney will be offered approx
uaotely the same purse and percent
aGe he received for the Dempsey
bent last September, Cermak said.
A. soon IS Tunney has signed, the
Newspaper added, the search for his
opp6nent will begin. with only the
outstanding challengers rating con-
si6et1tiou.
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NORTH DAKOTA TO
shift DEFENSE IN
ST. THOMAS GAME
Coach Letich Plans Different
Style of Play Against
Cadet Quint

Grand Forks, n. D., Jan. s.
Coach G. w. Letich has made q
drastic change this week in the style
of basketball his University of
North Dakota cagers will use for the
remainder Of the season.
He has eliminated the man-to-
man defense in favor o. the zone
defense. With only weeks ar
rangement in these ne, methods
the Flickertails will try them out on
the home court this Friday and Sat-
urday in the face Of what is ex-
pected to be stern competition from
st. Thomas college Of st. Paul.
st. Thomas lost to North Dakota
Is to in football, and last winter
dropped two onc-point reverses in
basketball, so North Dakota is look
ing for tough opposition.
Cadets Schedule
The CaIets play Valley City
Teachers college at Valley City on
Wednesday and Concordia Thursday
ut Moorhcad before coming here.
Valley City is doped to he stronger
than Concordia, but st. Thomas
should vanquish both opponents and
still be able to conserve the most
of it's strength for the weekend
tangles with the university.
st. Tho las will be the fourth
Minnesota foe North Dakota has
taken on this season. Carleton and
the University Of Minnesota larrup-
ed Lctich's men in onc-sidcd fash
ion, while st. Mary's in turn was
larrupcd by the university. The
beatings by Carleton and Minnesota
did not altogether present North
Dakota in its true light.
Out Of Shape
On the trip to Carleton the Da-
kotans fought snow for five hours
before reaching Mortified a halt
hour before the game started and on
the way back, when taxis became
embedded in the snow the .cagers
HE'D themselves to a small farm
house, where they spent tn. night
on the floor. These conditions un-
doubtedly kept them from making
their best showing.
However, on that trip Letich found
out his defense was quite leaky. His
new zone defense is the result. He
believes that his six-foot material
will show to best advantage punched
under the baske., each man being
responsible for his own section Of
the court. st. Thomas will show
him If he is right.
Letich had two games with St.
Thomas last year. and he was able
to take both battle by one point.
The scores were "a to %, and % to
%. St. Thomas has most Of its men
back from 1927, and Letich believes
that is cause enough to worry plenty
about the outcome this weekend.
Practise was resumed here Satur-
day after a vacation of seven days.
It was resumed. however, without
AL Lctich anc Pat Boyd, regular
forwards, who did not show up until
today. They arc in the harness now,
b. have had little time to sharpen
their shooting eyes.
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Bobby Jones Will
Enter Law Firm
Headed by Father

Atlanta. Jan. 5.-BObby Jones
announced yesterday that he
had resigned from the law
school at Emory university to
enter the law firm Of his father,
Jones, Evins, Moore and Pow.
crs.
Bobby's announcement fol-
lowed within a week of his
success in passing the state bar
examination. In making the
announcement. the British open.
national amateur and southern
open golf champion said that his
leaving school would not affect
= previous announcement that
he would not defend his British
title this year. Bobby said that
while he had previously said
that his studies would keep him
from making the trip. business
now would prevent the journey.
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Ring Sp0rtsmanship
| Of Jack Dempsey Is
Hit by Paul Prehn

Chicago, Jan. 5.-(AP)-A TRADE
against Jack Dempsey for "unethi-
cal" boxing methods was made last
night by Paul Prehn, chairman Of
the Illinois boxing commission under
whose regulations Dempsey sought
unsuccessfully last September to
win back the heavyweight title he
lost to Gene Tunncy.
Dempsey, said Prehn, addressing
the Illinois Society of Engineers,
docs not know the true meaning of
craftsmanship" He has been known
throughout boxing circles for years,
Prehn said. as lone of the trickiest
fighters"
Tunncy was not out when he went
down in that seventh round at Sol
dier's Field, Prehn said.
"After the official count of three,
Tunncy could have gotten up. At
six or seven he was wide awake. If
Dempsey had been allowed to remain
in the near corner he would have
attempted to hit Tunney as he came
off the floor, just as he has done
in bouts with Firpo and others. He
got away with it before, and thought
he could get away with it again"