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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-31
BASEBALL
CALENDAR
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Today's Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo at Columbus.
louisville at INDIANAPOLIS.
(Only games scheduled).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at st. Louis 1.-TWO gaines d.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh.
tOnlY games scheduled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-31

= indianapolis Triangles are without a
game for Sunday and desire to schedule
fast team Immediately. Write H. E.
Bep ay, 16 E. Orange st.. or call DreXel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-31

Morning gamel
St Louis .... 022 101 1910 10
Pittsburgh ....... 600 900 100 l S
Sherdel and Wilson; Miljus, Bartholo-
NEW, Tauscher. Spencer and Hemsley
Afternoon gamel
St Louis ... 002 101 600 d II
Pittsburgh ... 600 100 200 3 8
johnson, Haid and Wilson; Kremer
Dawson and Smith.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25
KELLEMEs MEGLEPETEs

Kett3s iinnep volt a napokban
a Csatlos csaladban, amelynek
farmajan annyi kellemes vasar-
napi delutant t0lt nyaranta a
Kossuth K0r tagsaga es vende-
geik.
Most vasarnap megleptek Csat-
l6sekat Kossuthistak, akiknek
neveben Molnar Laios sep ajan-
dekot adott at az Greg Csatl6s
Gasparnak sziiletesnapja alkal-
mabel.
A fiatalsag pedig Csatl6s Mi
hanlyt lepte meg, akinek szinten
sziiletesnapja volt. Az ajandekot
- szep cigarette tarcat es on
gyujt6t = Goldstein Sandor ad-
ia at.
A meglepetes utan az egesz tar
sasag teritett asztalokhoz tilt es a
k0zben elokeriilt Szalma-zenekar
vidam n6tai mellett j6kedvvel ell
mulatott egeszen ejfelig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25
Macy SzttRETI BALT
TARTANAK SZOMBATON

A Youngstown es Hubbard-i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., valamint
youngstown Magyar Dalk0r
most szombaton este rendezi
nagysza basu sziireti mulatsagat
delutan S 6rai kezdettel a Ma
gyar-Nemet Hallban Stop 13-
nal Sharon Lineon, GA varosi
atszallojegy ervenyes.)
Aki j6l akar mulatni ezen XII
tiin6nek igerkezS mulatsagon, az
csak gondoljon vissza ARA, hogy
a nyaron milyen j6l erezte magat
ugyanezen egyletek piknikjen.
Az agilis rendez6seg gondosko-
dott arr6l, hogy k0z0nsegnek
minden kedvere legyen.
A tanchoz a zenet a kitiind
Medve Istvan hubbard bandaja
fogja szolgaltatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25
TANCusKoLA MEGNYITAS

Kiss Albert tancbainok, varo-
sunk es kornyeki magyar fla
talsag szamara tancisklolat nyi-
tott a Moose Hallban. Tanitva
lesznek legdivatosabb amerikai
es magyar tancok.
Fiuk, lanyok I! A balokon azok a
legnepszeriibbek, akik j6 tanco.
sok es tancosn6k. A fiatalsag sza.
mara lit az alkalom, hogy Kiss
Albert hires tanctanar iskolaja.
ban beiratkozzon, amely nyitva
all Moose Hallban felnyolc oral
kezdettel hetf6n, szerdan es pen.
teken.
A magyarsag figyelmebe ajanl'
juk az okt6ber 29-en, hetfon este
megindul6 tanciskolat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25

t E
gton szdpen mulattatta az ifjusa-
got remeljGk, hogy jov5 kedden
meg sokkal tobb ifiusag lesz ie-
len.
A SIT. Terez Kor nagy vacsorat
adott a SIT. Istvan Otthonban
oktober 14-en, amikor is XII lett
sorsolva az importalt, ktzzel k6-
szitett fiigg6ny Is agyterit6, amt
348. szam tulajdonosa Zuti Fe-
rencne nyerte meg (443 Pasadena
Ave.), mig a, fiigg0nyt Kulik ia
nos 1926 szamja nyerte. Mr.. Kn-
lik mem irta cimiet ticketre
de ha a parochian jelentkezik er.
te, oft atveheti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25
szT. aY0RdY d. HATH. Hffs
K0zsEQ Macy MtJI4AFsk0A

Oktobrr 27-6n Macy sziiret lesz
a hegyen, de nem a tokaji he
gyen, hanem a Steeltonon a Szuls
ligan Halfban, amelyet a Scent
Gyorgy gar0g katholikus hitk6z-
seq tart a a;sajat penztara javara.
Ezen sziircti mulatsagra szeretet-
tel meghivjuk az 0sszmagyarsa-
got. A belepti jegy is legol-
cs6bbra lett megszabva: so ds Is
centben. A rendez6seg condos
kodott kis val6di tokaii must
rol is.
Lesz sz5ll5 lopas es most az
egyszer meg van engedve lopas
es aki a legtobbet fogja lopni,
meg ajandekot is fog kapni es az
a cs6szlany, aki a legt6bb tolvajt
fog, az is sep ajandekot fog
kapni. Szeretnenk, ha mindazon
lanykak, akiknek magyar ruha-
juk van, abban jelennenek meg,
hogy volna hegyen egy igazi
magyar hegyaljai sziiret, inert 9
banda is hegyaljai, hires Zajac2
bandaja fog muzsikalni.
A balon fogjuk kisorsolni azon
targyakat is, amelyeknek a je-
gyeit mar aruljak is es kerjiik
mindazokat, akiknel k0nyvecske
van, hozzak ell a mulatsagra, inert
ha mem hozzak ell, akkor mem sor.
solhatunk. Mindenr6l gondosko.
dix rendez6seg.
Lengyel Peter, gondnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25

Alarcos bal. Nagyban folyik a
kfsziil6des Miikedvel3 k0r al
tai het szombat cstejen rende-
zend6 alarcos balra, annyival is
inkabb, inert mem silk es sze-.
genyes eddig megszokott helyet,
hanem a tagas es diszes X. p.
HALT sikeriilt mulatsag szama-
ra kiberelni, mcly w. State
Street, az nj varoshaza szomszed-
sagaban van. Sep dijak vannak
vasarolva legszebb es legko-
mikusabb jelmezt viseI6k szama-
ra. Azonkiyiil probahazassag is
lesz, hogy a mulatsag annal erde-
kesebb legyen. Mar regen mem
volt tancmulatsag Niles-on, de
kesziil is mindenki, hogy e nagy-
szeriinek igerkez6 mulatsagtol ne
fossZa meg magat.
vendeg lelkesz templomunk-
ban. A jovo vasarnap lelkesziin-
ket Clevelandba a Buckeye Road
es a 126-ik utica sarkan lev6 temp
lomba hivtak meg zaszl6szenteles-
re. Helyet Nileson az alliancei
egyhaz lelkesze Kruchi0 Antal
fogja bet0lteni vasarnapra. Ra-
gadjak meg az alkalmat hiveink
es j0jjenek el a templomba minel
nagyobb szamban, hogy meghall-
gathassak az 3 igehirdeteset is.
N6egyleti gyiiles. Jov6 'vasar-
nap delutan fogja a N6egylet
megtartani rendes havi gyUleset a
szokott helyen 3 6rakor kezdod6-
leg. Kerjlk minden tagunk pom.
tos megjeleneset.
Oszi Urvacsoraosztasunkat no
vember 4-en fogjuk megtartani
Keszitse magat mindenki ez aka
lomra lilo kesziilettel.
| OLVASSA HTRDETESEINKEI
ES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25
szuAaYI GY0RaY MEGHALT

Szilagyi Gyorgy egyike leg
regibb magyar ] telepuloknek
Youngstownban meghalt multi
szerdan 1890 Second St. alatti
otthonaban, 81 ewes koraban.
Szilagyi IS evvel ezel6tt jott
Youngstownba Magyarorszagb6l.
Csaknem alland6an Carnegie
Steel Co. Ohio Works-jaban dol
gozott.
Szilagyi regi tagja volt 9 Ame-
rikai Magyar (Bridgeporti) Sc
gelyz5 Sz0vetseg youngstown
16-ik osztalyanak es Mahoning
avenuei ref. egyhaznak, ahonnall
szombaton. delelott temette Mt.
Laky Zsigmond ref. lelkesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25
REFoRMATus EaYLET

A youngstown Ref. Egyhazi
Ftrfi es Mi Bs. Egylet most We
sarnap delutan 2 oral kezdettel
tartja rendes havi gyiileset. Ke-
retnek tagok. hogy minel ma
gyobb szamban megjelenni szi-
veskedjenek, mivel most lesz a
harmadik negyed evi szamadasr6l
jelentes megteve.
Egyben keretnek azon tagok
akik meg Vilagi Bertalanne utan
jarul6 halaleseti dollarokat meg
mem fizettek, sziveskedjenek ezer
a gyiilesen befizetni.
Fiiggesztett tag: Balog Jozsel
3 havi hatralek vegett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25
pET0F1 aYttLEs.

A campbelli Els6 Pet6fi San
dor Betegsegelyz6 Egylet rendes
havi gyiileset tartja okt. 2S-an,
vasarnap delutan 2 oral kezdettel
q 120 Robinson Rd. alatt,
A tisztikar keri tagokat, hogy
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg
ezen gyiilesen.
r. Benedek J&nos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25
KossUTH TANc

Mint minden szombaton, ugy
most szombaton is tame lesz a
Kossuth K0r nagytermeben. A
zenet a legjobb amerikai orchest.
ra szolgaltatja.
Hogy ezeket rendes szombat
esti tanc0sszej0veteleket a K0l
nepszeriive tegye, belepti di.
csak so cent ferfiaknak es 25 cent
nSknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25
SCENT TERfz N61 cLtD

A Scent Terez K0r nagyszeriien
sikeriilt card partyt rendezett
kedden este az ifjusag ressSre.
Sep sz6mmal voltak fiatalak, de
nagyon sokan eljohettek yolna
meg. Hat asztalnal j6tssottak
500 gamet, dij volt kitIzte !
nyerteseknek Is egy BOBBY prise.
Az els6t Sauer Janos nyeFts, 4
mSsodikat Bin6 Annuska 3 :
BOBBY prize-ot Gregosits J6sssf.
A SIT. Ter6z K0r igaS6n ~.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink nevsora a k0-
vetkez6: Ozv. Hajdu Istvanne
1927 Wilson Ave. If. 'Szuhy Ja-
nos 268 f. Evondale Ave. Szeman
Mikl6s 90 Florida Ave. Benish
Adam 1917 Central Ave. Beteg-
seq az eln0knel jelentend6: 211
Edward st. Telefon 1892.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-25

Bax&runk befejez6se. Az elmult
vasarnap este vegre bevegz6d0tt
. N6egylet bazarja. A pegma-
radt targyak mind elkeltek Is
$40.30-al gyarapitottak N6egy-
let penztarat. Az elert sep cred
mknyekert ugy az adakoz6k, va
lamint q bazari esteken faradozok
81 az egesz partol6 koz0nseg TO-
sadj&k 3 helyen is ugy q N5egy-
let, valamint az egyhaz halas ko-
,s6netet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-27
PERSHING OUT
OF POLITICS
Declares He Will Not Permit
Himself to BE Drawn Into
Political Game

Laclede. Mo-, ia. 27.-R)-A vis-
it to the scenes Of his birth and
boyhood here by General John J.
Pershing has been followed BY 9
declaration that he will stay out OF
politics.
Citizens Of Laclede, a. : tribute
20 the villages famous citizen yes
terday, suggested that he run for
president of the United States. The
Rev. Frank A. Tinney, pastor OF
tie Methodist church, in deliverine
"a address Of welcome at banquet,
expressed the hope that General
Pershing would "become : candi-
data for president" 80,
Seemingly i'll at ease, Genera
Psrshing picked his words csreiuii,
and said:
e an not in politics, and VIII no'
talk politics and will not peSmls NY
SELF to be drawn into polis1es
Ihofelose such discusstons mus
| end, 50 far 6 ! am concerneds
Aftor the banquet, when = recep
tion was held, the general deelare.!
his day here was "ovAe q - ho99a
cst - nv He" and that the WON
| "a of the Methodist church Wer
aunloubtsdly the best cooks N =
lworid." !"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-27
SOUNDNESS OF
FARM AID BILL
is QUESTIONED
Sidney Anderson, Former Min
nesota Solon, Opposes Meas
ure as Unsafe

Washington, Jan. 27.-F-The
McNary-Haugen bill was opposed as
'sunsafe" before the house agricul-
ture committee today by Sidney
Anderson, former representative
from Minnesota.
Speaking as president OF the
Millers National Federation, which
he said handles 10000 barrels
Of flour yearly and represented 80
per cent Of that industry, Anderson
suggested that the proposed farm
board might be able to proceed slow.
" to handle the agriculture situa.
tion, but he questioned the sound
ness Of the bill under consideration
"The agricultural problem justi
fies governmental concern and gov
ermental assistance" he said. add
ing that his organization did no
oppose any legislation which !
economically and administrative
sound"
The answer, he added. is to brini
about the highest degree Of cooper
alton between all producers, - .
70 control commodities IN the 3iel
of market distribution and in tha
way regulate production to cbviat
tho destructive surplus.
I'VE arc not opposed to eetfIn
up = board soundly constituted,
Anderson continued, TO handle a
| agricultural pyoblem."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-27
CATHOLICS ARE
UNDER ARREST
IN MEXICO CITY
Several Schools Closed in PO.
lice Drive TO Enforce Re-
ligious Laws

Mexico City, Jan. E27.-{R-Thc
principal, is instructors ana eight
studtnts Of a Catholic school were
under arrest today as the result OF
a police drive to enforce the re-
ligious laws.
The entire student body OF the
Seminario de Regina was arrested,
but 100 Of the students were released
last night. Twenty-one teachers,
reputcd to be nuns, of Colcgio jose
fino. a Catholic girls school, who
were arrested Wednesday. charged
with conducting propaganda against
the government, were also released
The seminary, the Catholic Jose.
fino and two smaller Catholic girls
schools were closed in the police
campaign.
Father Benigno Esquivel. prin,,
cipal of the seminary, II priests and
four other teachers were held Dy po,,
lice pending investigation OF alleged
seditious activities by them against
the government.
8 Student Priests, Held !.
Eirht students fo. the priesthood
arrested at the same time, were also
held in custody. They were said BY
police to have been found dressed II
cassocks, in violation OF the re-
lieious laws which forbid the wear
ing of pricstly garments. i,
The police also closed the head
quarters of the Catholic federation
Seventeen members found inside a
the time were arrested, but later re
leased.
General Roberto Cruz, chief OF po
lice, said orders for the raids wer'
issued because Of reports that tn
religious laws were being violates
by the imparting Of religious teach
inr in violation of the constitution
Drastic measures would be taken y
j ali similar cases, he asserted, pc
j cause the government was deter
mined to enforce the laws OF Tn
country.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-27
ILLINOIS MASTER FARMER OPERATES
28O-ACRE FARM WITH AID OF one man
Manhattan Mans Farm Is
Maze of Labor-saving Equip.
ment-Uses Major Rotation
For Corn Production and
Smaller Acreage in Minor
Rotation For Livestock

Manhattan, Ill, Jan. 27.-R-
Farming 28O acres for II years
with the aid Of only one man was
one Of the paramount reasons the
Prairie Farmer bestowed the title
of "Master Farmer" on Wayne NC
Clure Of Manhattan.
McClure's farm is a maze Of la
Dor saving equipment, installed to
such an extent that it almost runs
automatically. His live stock is
watered and fed by automatic de-
vices. Nine work horses and g
tractor enable him to cultivate his
acreage with . minimum Of labor
At harvest times, Mcclure uses an
automatic corn picker. Modern
barns for the housing Of all live
stock have made sanitation thorough
at = small expense Of time. A mod.
ern poultry plant has been con-
structed with the same result.
Mcclure is q college farmer"
graduate Of the University Of MIN
nesota, and he keeps in close con.
tact with the experiment station Of
the University Of Illinois. A librar,
n his farm house contains . com
plete collection Of agricultural bul
letins and publications, as well a.
: business record that tells !. hin
where his money is going and how
expenditures might be reduced.
II planning his crop rotation NJ
has followed the plan OF using
major rotation for corn production
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-27
PRESIDENT Is
COMPELLED TO
OPEN VAULT
Officer, Who Lived Above the
Bank, Awakened When Men
Enter Apartment
MONEY LOSS ABOUT $1,5oo
Executives Wife Choked and
Bound After Screaming
Robbers Escape

CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-lR)-Six men
took loot estimated at $25,0OO from
~ safe deposit boxes in the vaults
Of Joseph Fekete and Son, mort
gage bank on the west side. today
after maxine prisoner OF an Of
ficer of the bank living over its Of
fees and forcing him t. open the
vault.
Joseph Fekete, president Of the
bank, who lives above the institu-
tion, was awakened shortly after
midnight when the six men smashed
in the door to his apartment after
gaining entrance to the building BY
breaking q hallway window, he told
the police. The men bound his wife
after choking her when she
screamed and then took him down
stairs to the bank where they wait.
ed until the time lock was released
at z o'clock, when they forced hiir
to open the vault and smashed II
the safety deposit boxes with crow
bars.
The men, all masked with whit'
handkerchiefs, escaped after binding
Fekete in the bank vaults.
The police said the actual none!
loss would not be more than 81 ,5O'
but that q check Of the ontents o
the safety deposit boxes had no
been M &c.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-27
Pan-American Group
Considers Need Of
Being Concihatol

Havana, Jan. 27-R,-Whether
the Pan-American union should
continue its present non-pohttcel
function or should assume the add
ed role Of conciljator. was before
the Pan-American conference today.
Detailed articles Of incorporation
= projected by tho union itself
ana widely varying amendments Of
member nations were up. Tor dis.
cussion Tor the committee charged
With preparing IN organic basis Tor
reorrsnisation Of the union.
The amendments INCLUDED those
proposing IN one form or another
that tho union become 3 conctltator;
Theee cane from delegations Of
.Cuhe, Salvador and Colombia: Ihe
CoIombien project snvtsa9ed "a:
establishment Of . court, somswhas
similar 70 that Of The Hague, Tor the
settlement IT disputes IN this hem
isphere.
xation of the union implied criticism
of Tie present organization.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-27
Two Murderers Are
Hanged at Cardiff

Cardiff, Wales, Jan. 27.--R-
Two men were hanged today IN the
heavily.guarded Cardiff Jail after
strenuous efforts for reprieves had
Dsniel Driscoll and Edward Ro-
lands were executed Tor the murder
q David Lewis, : football player.
Barriers were erected about the
prison. All witnesses and Others
concerued 81 the trial were warned
|to keep OF the streets for safety
There was fear Of violence from
| gangs o. hoolisans armed with
NJ elsarees against the mer
+ statod that two 81 them held Lewii
walIo ! third cut Ais thrc.t JOIN
1oWlande., Vh0 wss the third &C
cnrG1 man. hAd AIR been eentencet
| q III, but was declared imam
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-27
STATES RIGHTS
QUESTIONED IN
APPEALED CASE
Bank Receiver Claims South
Dakot2's Preferential
Claim Is Invalid

Pierre. S. D.. Jan. 27.-F)-A
challenge to the sovereign rights OF
states when they .nga;.e ia propfle-
tary enterprise is embodied IN .
record which has been settled in the
United States district court for ap-
peal to the federal circuit court.
The case invol; es claims totaling
100000 made by the Rural Credits
board of the state Of South Dakota
on the National Bank Of Commerce
at Pierre. an institution whose FAM
ure was followed by the conviction
Of its president, A. w. Ewert, also
treasurer of the rural credits board,
on q charge 81 enrbezzling SCI 900
This conviction has been appealed 70
the supreme court Of the state with
oral arguments set for February 16
The whole affair has been mixed
with South Dakota politics for sev.
eral years.
State Given Preference
In the civil litigation which came
up yesterday, the state has beer
riyen the preference over ordinary
depositors Of the closed bank. Ths
OnCe0 SC8Ce6 OI0LE1Ct GOOA 0W - ASsC~
the commonwealth $263, ,O93.31-tht
cash on hand in the bank when i
closed-besides recognizing It as
common creditor for the balance Q!
it's $616,O0O deposit. Charles F
Fiman, receiver for the bank, tool
the appeal. !.
The predication Of the receiver
appeal Is that the rights Of the stat
cease to be sovereign and are ~
greater than the rights Of an indi
vidual when the state acts IN It
proprietary capacity and that it ma
then be estopped from claiming IT
sovereign rights as against illegs
deeds Of such Of it, official. - ma
be acting for it in the private enter
Judge James b. Elliott rule
against this viewpoint when th
suit instituted by Buell. F. Jones, ai
J tornev general, was heard IN feder1
district court. He ruled that "a
state could not be estopped BY ille
eal acts any more than i coul
ratify such acts. He added that {
CONTINUED on page swo)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-27
MISSOURI SLOPE POULTRY SHOW IS
CALLED MOST SUCCESSFUL Held HERE
Reorganization of Slope Asso-
citation Assures Repetition
{ of Exposition in 1929
Premium Awards Will BE
Announced Soon - Larger
Building Needed

The most successful poultry show
ever sponsored on the Missouri
Slope closed in Bismarck at late
hour last night.
More than $50 birds. owned Ey 56
exhibitors. were viewed BY an esti-
mated attendance Of $500 people
during tho three-day exposition.
Talks BY DR.. q. J. Wcikner. poul-
try specialist of the North Dakota
college, a1d DR.. A. F.
Schalk, head Of the veterinary de-
partment Of the agricultural college,
were the high points of the closing
day of the show yesterday.
Final tabulations of the list OF
medal and premium winners had not
been completed today but as soon
as drawn up they will be announced,
A. r. Miesen, show conductor, said.
Reorganization Of the defunct
Slope Poultry association at the
banquet in the Grand Pacific hotel
at noon Thursday assures the poul-
try raisers. fanciers, and others in
tcrested of q show in 1929.
Largest Show in State
! Officials, exhibitors and specta
tors were unanimous in their praise
of the exposition, which was termed
by DR.. Wcisner as the largest II
North Dakta and one Of the best h
had even seen.
"There is only one cloud in ou1
silver lining" said Mr.. Miesen to
day. "That is the fact that we hav'
already begup to worry where w
can hold the show next year. W.
were crowded this year and If w
don't have a community building t
house the huge show which seems
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" Gather Report

Temperature at z 4. m. ........ 8
Highest yesterday ........... l6
Lowest last night .............. 5
Precipitation to Z .. n. .-.......... 9
Highest wind velocity ........ rs
WEATHER F FORECAST
For Bismarck and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Saturday. Not quite
90 cold Saturday.
For North Dakota: Fair tonight
and Saturday. Not quite % cold
Saturday and northwest portion TO-
night.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
An extensive high pressure area
IS centqEed over Idaho and general-
~ fair, cold weather prevails from
the Great Lakes region and NtseIs-
o3ppi Valley westward 70 tho Pa
ci3lc c0ost. The tDmperaturo VA
below sero thie morning n NORTH
Dakota. 4innooote md s. tho con'
tral CANADIAN pSoyinoee. L6wel
pto1oure, accomponJod bY yi1tno
temperature has eppoato0 over -
extreme NorthWest.
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Def
IS ACCEPTEDBY
CHICAGO CHIEF
Challengers VIII Be Sorry
When Our Fight Is Over,
Says Mayor Thompson

Chicago, Jan. 27.-R-Thc dy-
Mantle def that bombers laid on
City Comptroller Fitzmorris' door.
step yesterday has been snatched
up BY an aroused and angered ad-
ministration.
"This is q direct challenge from
the lawless," Mayor Thompson said
following an investigation of the
bomb damage to the homes OF Fltz-
morris and DR.. William H. Reid,
. close associate Of the mayor.
1--WE accept the challenge. When
our fight is over, the challengers
will be sorry. We shall work hard.
er than ever 70 break the gangs
back Of this double outrage"
A veritable "bomb trust. may bt
uncovered when detectives get T.
the bottom Of the affair, Deputy
Police Commissioner O'Connor said
He believes 100 or more persons
were involved in the Fitzmorri'
and Reid bombings.
The mayor Is certain that tn
bombs were directed, not at DI
Reid and the city comptroller, bu
az his administration. This view
was held, too, by police. Uniforme'
guards have been placed about tn
homes Of Mayor Thompson an
members Of his cabinet.
During the night another bomb
the 18th since January 1-explod:'
! in the hallway Of . shoe repai
shop owned by ]. Kaspczyk, throw
inr the aged shoepsaker from be-
and arousing . family living above
| The bomb, . small: black powde
sspineapple," WAS taken as anothe
Intimidation Of repairnlen who n
fused the "union" demands
| racketeerS.