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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-13

HAD TOGO TO HOSPITAL
Cleire Randolph, Indiana center,
was bruised up 20 in the Ohio State
game that he had to 70 70 an Indian-
apolis hospital to recuperate after
/ the 1ame.
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SCHALK SET TO
ASSIST M'GRAW
Former White SOx Manager
AffixeS Signature to Con.
tract With Giants

New York, Nov. 13.-Ray Schalk,
one of the greatest catchers the ma
jor leagues have ever seen, has
signed to assist John j. McGraw in
his "master-minding" next year.
Schalk, who resigned as manager of
the Chicago White Sox in July of the
1928 campaign, affixed his sigma
ture to a contract which makes him
first assistant to the "Little Napo-
leon" of the New York Giants.
Schalk succeeds Rogers Bresna-
han, another great catcher, who. it
is understood, asked for his release
because he had something better in
view. 1t is expected Bresnahan
will become minor league club
manager.
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TEX CONFIDENT
DEMPSEY WILL
TRY COMEBACK
Promoter Has Made No Guar.
antee But Knows What
Price Will Be
TUNNEY Is THROUGH
Madison Square Garden Man
Says Striking or Hansen
Next Contender

Miami Beach, Fla, Nov. 13.-En-
joying the life Of a millionaire gen.
tleman, Tex Richard practices tee
shots. bats . little croquet ball
around and spades the flower beds
in the back yard of one of the show
places in this fashionable winter
resort.
And while he thoroughly enjoys
himself he processes no worry what
ever about the future of the business
that made it possible for him to fol-
low all the enjoyable pursuits of a
man who is set for the rest of his
days.
Why doesn't he worry when every
one insists that the business of pro-
fessional fighting has gone to pot ?
He says he has no worry because
Dempsey is going to fight for him
again.
Dempsey will be in there again
next summer in New York and it
will be worth z half million dollars
for him to fight the fellow that
comes out of the elimination series, :"
Richard said.
Hasn't Made Guarantee
II haven't guaranteed Dempsey
any $500, 000," he went on, land I
will never guarantee any fighter a
cent. But Dempsey will draw more
than q million dollars the next time
and know what percentage he will
work for.
Richard then went on to clear up
an interesting point that has been
given prominence in the discussion
OF Dempsey's plans for the future.
He said that Dempsey does not need
money and that he will fight once
more because fighting is his only
hobby and because he knows that
the public still wants him.
Dempsey is worth at least q mil
lion and half dollars that / know Of
and think know something about
his business affairs" Richard said.
THAT story going around that he
was SO deep in hook to me that he
had to fight Tunney the second time
IN Chicago is all the bunk. Demp-
sey doesn't owe me any money now
and he never borrowed any from me.
He did get an advance of $4,000 of
his purse money before the fight in
Philadelphia but that was just rou-
tine business. Every fighter gets an
advance before . big fight to meet
training expenses.
Il guess it does take q lot of
money for Dempsey to live, but I
don't believe he losses away any
more money than do and I certainly
am living within my means. The
income from q million dollars Of well
invested money brings in a lot of
money to pay the heaviest freight"
Tunney Is Out
AS Richard seems to be convinced
that Dempsey will fight again he ap-
pears to be equally certain that
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Graphing King WEEDS
Former Film Actress

Avalon, Santa Catalina Island,
Calf, Nov. 13.-lF-Ed "Stranr-
lar Lewis, worlds heavyweight
wrestling champion, today an
nounced his engagement to Miss
Elaine Tomaso, Is, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Salvatore Tomaso Of
Glendale, Gait. ass's
Miss Tomaso formerly wasaa film
actress.
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Florida Keeps Tex
Busy Staging Races

Miami, Fla, Nov. 13.-(AP)-Tex
Rickard has extended his sports pro-
motion activities to Florida grey
hound racing.
The Miami Beach Kennel club, 4
new venture in which he has become
financially interested, has announced
it will inaugurate its first season Of
winter greyhound racing January /.
Track, grandstand and clubhouse,
for which contracts have been
awarded, are to cost about $3.50, 900.
G. r. K. Carter is president.
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Walter Johnson to
Hunt in CarOlinas

Columbia, S. c., Nov. 13.-(AP)
Walter johnson, newly signed
manager of the Washington Ameri-
can League team, will hunt in South
Carolina during the Thanksgiving
holidays.
He has accepted the invitation of
Frank R. Ellerbe, former big league
baseball star, and his brother, Earl
K. Ellerbe, member of the state
railroad commission, to bring his
guns down for a three day sortie on
small game in Marion and Dillon
counties.
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Mid>en6ugh for anybody
:. anAVet they Satisfy

Consolidated in : way entirely disereat
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wanted : cigarette to do-they satisfy.
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IOWA WILL FACE MOST VERSATILE OF BIG
ten AERIAL ATTACKS AGAINST WISCONSIN
Badgers Have Lusby, Behr,
Bartholomew, and Cuisinier
on Sending and Receiving
Ends; Passes Have Won
Contests

Chicago, Nov. 13.-(AP)-Iow&
will face probably the most power
full forward passing attack in the
Big Ten when it battles Wisconsin
for first place in the football cham
pionship chase at Iowa City Satur.
day.
With eith.r Bill Lusby, Sammy
Behr. Ken Bartholomew or "Bo"
Cuisiner doing the tossing or re-
ceiving, the Badgers have an aerial
attack that none Of its opponents
has been able to solve this season.
When Michigan stopped them in =
great stand at Ann Arbor recently,
Wisconsin pulled the game out Of
the fire in the last two minutes
when Cuisiner caught a pass and
scored.
Northwestern came out of the
Purdue game in splendid condition
and for the first time this season
is confident of winning a confer-
ence game when it tangles with In
diana.
Indiana opened its training for
the Northwestern invasion yesterday
with light workout. Offensive
Captain '"Chuck" Bennett aggravat-
ed an old arm injury in the Mime.
sofa game, but the others came out
unscathed.
Coach Bob Zuppke is still dissatis.
fled with his Illinois varsity and
threatens to make several shifts for
the Chicago game.
Chicago, which sees nothing but
another defeat Saturday, may put
out it's full fighting force against
the 1llini, with Captain Saul Wcis.
low back at tackle.
With non-conference games ahead
Saturday, other Big Ten teams took
training easily yesterday, except for
Minnesota, which is working over
time in preparation for the Wiscon-
sin game two weeks away.
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THROW IN THE SPONGE
Referee (excitedly): Hey, the bell
rang for the eleventh round.
Boxer: Aw, hell-let's sit this
one .Out!-Lifc.
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from Yesterdays STAR
INSTALLMENT XXXVI.
The Web TightenS,

"HEY met, accidentally, as it
seemed, in the lounge of the
Ritz at - o'clock on the fol-
i lowing morning. Nine. da
Mendoza, Notwithstanding her
perfect Self-compoSure, welcomed MIN
with smile which was half deprecating
half embarrassed. Gerald was looking
as gloomy as was possible for him when
accosted by a really beautiful woman.
Tell me-" she asked quickly, you
were unlucky? Yes? You stayed?"
He nodded.
They got me all right" he admitted
"Ive just come from Vine street. NOW
I've got to face the music with my
uncle"
She looked nervously around.
Come and sit in that corner with
me and have cocktail" she whispered.
There is something l must say to you.
He glanced at the clock and assented
willingly enough Notwithstanding his
depression, Nine. da Mendoza IN her
simple but obviously Partisan costume,
her general air of smartness and her
sympathetic tone and manner, was to
even his fastidiouS taste very attrac-
tive parsonage.
First of ALL" she said as soon as the
order had been given, i want you to
promise that you will never breathe
word to any one about my having been
ct that place last night"
of course won't" he agreed rue
fully. I'm in trouble enough about it
myself"
Now there is another thing l want
you to do for me- she continued. Il
want you to present me to Lord
Ardrington."
He looked at her half doubtfully,
half surprised.
But why on earth?" he began.
THE old boy scarcely speaks
to any one nowadays. Besides, he's suf-
fering from an attack of nerves. A
young protege of his is missing and
some Of his old pals from South Ameri-
ca are leading him the devil of life"
Never mind" she insisted. 1T will
be quite easy for you and have very
special reason"
do you know anything about him in
curiously.
1T myself have never met him." she
acknowledged, but know those who
have-one, indeed, who is very deeply
interested. AS soon as I have met him
and talked for few minutes, the next
time you and come together will tell
you everything"
"Oh, I'll present him, of course, if
there's a ghost of an opportunity"
Gerald promised. Perhaps we could
dine together one night soon, eh?"
She looked at him out Of her Won
derful eyes and the acceptance of his
half-casual invitation became a thing
greatly to be desired.
MY dear boy, of course I will dine
with you, if you like" she assented,
ION my first free evening, but you
realize, hope, that am old enough to
be your mother"
Il don't believe it," he declared
tncredulously.
The cocktails were served. Gerald
drank his at gulp and ordered an
other.
"Jove, they gave us doing at that
beastly police court this morning" he
confided.
She stopped his impending recital.
Lord Ardrington has just come into
the lounge" she pointed out. Look, he
Is quite alone He is coming this way,
too You will never have better OPP
portunity."
Gerald rose little hesitatingly to his
feet. His uncle was now in fact within
q few yards of. them on his way to a
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.Bv E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIN

| He is over here at the present
| time" Lord Ardrington declared,
speaking with some excitement. He
has tried to rob me of Laurita. He
sent me lawyers letters. He abso-
lutely tried to abdllct Laurita from my
house in Norfolk. Fortunately. I saw
way out The next time we meet l
will tell you about it."
You will let me see Laurita," she
no claim to her
You shall see her most certainly"
"Is she like me?"
Lord Ardrington shook his head.
"She is like her mother
Nine. da Mendoza glanced at her
self in a little gold mirror.
I'VE were different types, OF course, !"
she reflected. "Laurita used to hate
me for being so tall in the days when
we were ut school together before
things broke up and we had to earn
our own livings."
Tell me of your life over here" he
invited. DO you know many people?"
II go out as much as / care to-.
My friends are mostly among the South
Americans and Argentines, but know
some French people, too. and few
English.
And my nephew? May I ask how
long you have known him?"
"a year or SO, fancy-very slightly.
We met at a dinner party once-1
think it must have been at the en-
bassy-afterward at dance-one
comes across people. I have never
told him who / am. It was only when
we were talking together this morning
that 1 had the sudden idea of taking
my courge into my hands and asking
to meet you"
"Laurita and q friend of hers will
be here directly. Perhaps we might
induce you to lunch with u.s." Lord
Ardrington suggested after a moments
hesitation.
She shook her head.
THAT is very kind Of YOU" she
acknowledged, rising to her feet. "Of
course, l do not know how we'll Lau-
rita remembers her mother, if at ALL
but / think it would be better If you
spoke to her first about me. If you
are dining here, why not then? I
have a box at the opera We might
go on, perhaps. I shall leave you now
1t has upset me little, talking of
these things. and I do not feel pre-
pared to meet Laurita suddenly"
She rose to her feet and turned
away, very gracious and self-possessed.
Lord Ardrington looked after her Curl
cusly. He beckoned to Gerald, who
was lowering in the background.
How long have you known Nine.
da Mendora?" he asked a little alb
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ruptly, as the young man resumed his
former seat
cant remember. One meets people
and sees them about and gets gen.
orally mixed up"
do you see her with people who
are known?"
Gerald reflected.
Eyes, I should say so. She goes
about rather with the American set"
She is very wealthy. under
stand?"
Rolling" Gerald replied enviously.
Makes ones mouth water to look at
her pearls"
Lord Ardrington lit one of his IA
vorite cigarettes. His fingers were
trembling. The encounter, with all its
"reminiscences, had disturbed him.
Did you know, Gerald he in
quired, that Mime. da Mendoza was
Laurita's aunt"
"Laurita'S aunt"
Her mothers sister. She says so
and have no reason to doubt her. I
know that her mother had sister,
who was also on the stage, whose name
was Rosita. She appears to have mar
ried and to have been left great deal
of money"
DOCo oAAC WdAU AdulItds
she says not. I hope she means it."
"A rich aunt doesn't do any one
any harm" Gerald remarked.
They are to meet tonight. After
that we shall see. Laurita's mother.
Notwithstanding her misfortunes, had
always sweet disposition. OF this
woman's character, Of course, I know
nothing AS to yourself" he went on,
changing the subject suddenly, and
with note of increasing Sternness in
his tone, 'it is really amazing how
you manage to keep the family name
before the public"
The young man was for a moment
shamefaced. He made no reply.
mot, regret to say" Lord Ardring-
ton continued, Gin the manner in
which some of our distinguished an
cestors have contrived to do so. see
at no time any mention of your sue
cases in politics, any form of scholar
upon which. I think, the Hon. Gerald
Garnham, nephew to the Earl of
Ardrington, graced the columns of the
newspapers was when you we're fined
10 shillingS with costs for being drunk
and disorderly in Leicester Square. This
morning, for slight variation, see
that you were bound over in the sum
of s1OO not to frequent the low gam
bling hall where you were arrested by
the police last night.
Zone must do something" Gerald
muttered. "You should have let me
marry Laurita instead CT that other
fellow"
Lord Ardrington looked across at his
nephew in amazemert.
Are you serious, Gerald?"
Perfectly I believe Laurita's very
fond of me, and I'm certainly very
fond of her. You've impoverished the
estates by settling that 100000 on her.
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Copyright BY e Phillips oppenheim

| chair Gerald, his hand forced accept
ed the inevitable.
Uncle" he said, "I want to present
to you my friend. Nine. - Mandora
! who wishes to meet you"
Il ought to have known you long ago,
Lord Ardrington," she said, looking at
him all the time with an air of almost
rived in England this season it was my
intention to come and see you, and
then-well. I put it off and it became
more difficult each day"
Have we met before?" he inquired in
some curiosity.
Never. although you have often
heard my name. 1t is really little
difficult for me to tell you who / am, ;"
she went on, unless you can guess"
He shook his head
In the old days, when I lived at
Buenos Aires, I was called Rosita
Fortuna Laurita was my sister,
His surprise amounted almost to
incredibly
"Lauritas sister," he repeated. But
! thought"
You associated nothing but poverty
with us, of course" she interrupted.
That is quite natural. I, too. was on
the stage. and penniless. but was for
tunate enough to marry very rich
man. He died recently. Now I have
nothing to do but travel and 1 am
alone. If ever you wanted home for
Laurita," she sighed, ''she would find
a very warm welcome from me"
II could not possibly spare her." Lord
Ardrington declared hastily. You
must please not suggest such thing.
am an old man and not very strong,
and Laurita is very dear to me-
You need have no fear" Nine.
da Mendoza treasured him. II shall
never take advantage of my legal re-
lationship. You did what you could for
her mother and you made her happy
You have brought the child up and
she shall stay with you for your life
time, and she shall become-as she is
at present-my heiress. But on one
condition"
"Well?"
THAT you never either hand her over
to her father or permit her to have
any intercourse with him"
Lord Ardrington drew a deep sigh
of relief
MY dear lady" he confided. that
is a condition which you need never
have troubled to make. Her father is
the curse and dread of my life. He
was also the curse and dread of dear
Laurita's life"
Mime da Mendoza shivered.
From all I have heard he is very
terrible person"
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the country, a thousand acres Of shoot
ing, a couple Of horses and month
abroad in the Winter, and bet you
I'd make Laurita as happy rs ! should
be myself"
From your point Of view." Lord
Ardrington admitted, that sounds all
very well, but what cbout Laurita? I
had some reason to believe that che
was fond of Martin
"Laurita Is passionate and impetu-
ous-romantic. too, and full OF tenn
permanent The ceremony turned her
head Then Martins rescue end Eight
with those men carried her OH her
feet OF course, she had feeling for
him. II he had returned 1t no one
Else would have had . chance. He
didn't. and it is passing with Laurita
lust as quickly as it came. She is
happier ct this moment with me than
with any one else. I'd almost dare to
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to say nothing of the $4,000 you gave
away. We would live on that and my
allowance comfortably.
How long has this brilliant idea
dawned upon you?" his uncle demand
ed. Since you discovered that Laurita
had very wealthy aunt as well as
that e80, 000?"
Gerald for a moment looked almost
man. His email features seemed to
gain strength.
Look here, uncle" he protested.
you're too hard on me. dare say
I'm lazy, and I know I'm sniftlegc.
but, damn it! I'm not wrong un .
I tell you I'm fond enough Of Lau.:ta
to marry her il she hadn't a pcnnv
If only you'd made use Of me instead
Of that chap Barnes everything might
have been all right by this time. !
don't want to live this hanging-about-
town life. Give me a little house in
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Two Watches Reported Stolen.

Charles Sporting, 2l04 Pennsylvania
avenue, told police a gold watch valued
at $40 was stolen from his pocket some
time last night. A $3S watch belong
ing to Wayman Turner. 1909 Eighteenth
street, was stolen from locker at his
home yesterday.
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ask her to tell you so herself" he add
ed. turning around. as Laurita and
Blanche entered the lounge.
Lord Ardrington laid his hand upon
his nephew's arm.
"You have given me something to
think about, Gerald" he said, but
remember this-r1ot word to Laurita
Ito any one-until Martin is found"
CONTINUED In Tomorrows Starr
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In two years more than 100000
pounds of reindeer meat were shipped
out of Alaska. and the demand Is still
growing
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Bolivia's first mining congress was
recently held at La PaZ.
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REPUBLICANS PLAN
MEETING SATURDAY

The most brilliant meeting of the campaign viii be
held by the Republicans Saturday evening at ii
Portal Theatre
Sam Plat eloquent able, with keen, analytic mind
will throw the searchght upon the basic facts OF the
present campaign He has been greeted with intense en-
thusiasm northern part of the and is making
rapid srides toward victory November 9Th.
Congressman Sam Arentz the forceful, straightfor-
ward Sam we in Congress for long, win also
speak And when Sam speaks he says something that
carries conviction because it is the truth.
Senator Tasker l. Oddie, of the administration
leaders in the States Senate will review in
terestng history.
George B. Russell Republican candidate for State
Treasurer Thomas A Lotz candidate for Surveyor
General will also speak few words.
Boulder Dam will be given it's full share of attention
at this meeting he public is cordially invited
tend and hear the facts.
The regular Portal shows will be discontinued for
that evening