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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-26
Fights Last Night

(By The Associated Press
Pittsburgh-Cuddy de Marco,
Charleroi, Pa, outpointed Rudy
Ceder. Tareptum (lO).
Allentown, Pa.-Henri De-
wancker. France, outpointed
Bucky Boyle, Allentown, (lO).
Steve Cole, Allentown, knocked
out Jimmy Flores, Filipino (5).
Philadelphia-Matt Adgie, Phil
adelphia, outpointed Babe Nc.
Corgary, Oklahoma (1O). X. o.
phil Japan. New York, stopped
DON Perrin, Newark ~.
New Castle. Pa.-Jack Dillon,
Nashville, Tenn, outpointed
Henry Irpo. Louisville, Ky, (1o).
joey Goodman, Norfolk, Va,
outpointed U. s. Carpenter, New
Remington 49,.
Washington. Pa.-Steve O'Mal.
ley. Bellairc, Ohio. outpointed
young Rudy. Chartered, Pa, (lO).
Harry Spencer, Warrington, Pa,
knocked ont Ray Kerr. brnes-
vile, Ohio ~.
Nebraska Is the central state Of til
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Red S0x May Boast
Only Brother Pair

Boston, Dec. 26.-(R-The Boston
Red Sox probably will have the only
brother battery in the major leagues
next season.
Alex, brought back to Boston from
st. Paul Of the American Association,
will do the catching and Milton, late
Of Washington, will do the pitching
in the Gaston-to-G CASTOR combine
tons.
The CASTOR boys have not played
ball together for IS years. They
were teammates on q New York sand
lot team when Alex took up profess
sional ball.
There is quite q story to be told
about Alex. It concerns his trips to
and from the majors. Alex has been
down to the minors and back three
times. The Giants first lifted him
from the bushes in 1920. Three years
later he was sent to Toledo Of the
American Association. The Red 6ox
bought Alex the next year. used him
two seasons and then shipped him to
st. Paul. Now Bill Carrigan's club is
providing transportation for another
whirl under the big top.
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INDEPENDENT OUTFIT
Holds II TO is GAME
over INVADING CREW
ChurChilI's Men Won Last Con.
test by Making Percentage
of Free ToSSeS
SHEPARD is IRON HORSE
Game Is Set for 8 p. m. at High
School Gymnasium; Play
ers in Shape

Bismarck cage fans at 8 p. III. to-
morrow will watch the Kappa Sigma
fraternity team from the University
of North Dakota attempt to take re-
vengc on the Bismarck Phantoms.
The local Independents defeated the
University gang II to Is week ago.
The game is set for the high school
gymnasium, according to Neil O.
Churchill, manager of the Bismarck
Independent club.
Church" says his team will win
tomorrow night on field goals instead
OF free throws as in the last instance,
while the Kappa Sigs have spent a
week brushing up their free throw
game in anticipation Of the revenge
chance.
The two teams put up a hair-rais-
ing contest in the first game. Willis
Shepard, captain of the fraternity
outfit and captain of the 1928 Uni
versity of North Dakota football team,
proved the star of the game travelling
at a terrific clip throughout the con-
test. Doc Burdick proved the best
performer for the local boys.
The Kappa Sigs, as in the first
game, will be pressed for substitutes
and may tire quickly as they did in
the first game.
The Phantoms likely will follow
their policy of using at least 10 men
in each contest, and the University
boys say Churchill will need more
than 10 if he expects to win the game
tomorrow night
The probable lineups follow:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-26
PAUL COOK TURNS IN
|39SCORE TOSNATCH
! MEDALPLAY AFFAIR
IbSence of Snow and MiIdness
Of Temperature Makes Day
Ideal for Meet
JAILED SPECIAL TOURNEY
Scores Of Twenty Participants
1 Range Between 80 and
i SIS; Course Good

Twenty members Of the Bismarck
Country club took part in the novel
928 special Christmas Day golf tour
lament which was conducted over
he local course yesterday.
q Though many OF the golf bugs had
8lropped the game for few weeks. the
,bsencc Of snow on the course, the
slildness OF the temperature, and the
Brightness OF the sun made 1t an
deal day for a tourney, according to
he participants.
The tournament was a nine-hole
medal play meet. Paul Cook. Bis
.,arck's youthful star. turned in low
core of 50 Scores ranged between
Q and IS.
E The result:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-26

II we dig down into the earth to a
depth Of about $4,000 feet we find q
temperature Of 200 degrees.
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Nebraska Is the central state Of thu
United States.
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Since l788 there has been no year
50 dry - 1921. when the rainfall was
only 90 per cent Of normal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
NORTHWESTERN IS
 SOUTHBOUND, AIDED
 ROOSEVELT IN GULF

The steamer Northwestern, Capt. Jock Livingston, arrived from the westward this morning at 1;3O o'clock and sailed south at 2:30 am. The ship was 24 hours late in arriving in Juneau, having an- swered the sos call from the tug Roosevelt that was towing the dis abled steamer Starr to Seattle and was without power near the Cape st Elias fee}s. The Northwestern stood by the two ships until the Unalga arrived at the scene, then proceeded full speed to Juneau
 Passengers arriving in Juneau from the Westward ports were: Capt. George Tyler, Bishop J. R. Crimont and T. H. Dunlap from Seward: Mrs. E. Kane from CGrdo- va: Conrad Hauek from Fairbanks and James Gleason from Anchor age.
 Juneau passengers leaving for the south, were: For Seattle-Mrs. s. Sullivan, Miss Christine Hal yerson. MT. and Mrs. c. A. Kro- mer, Mrs. H. H. Wheeler, J. C.. Hutton. r Sheerin. Miss Mary Keep, Mrs. Gust Wahto, Tyyoa Wahto. Douglas Wahto, Gordon Wahto. E. P Bowie.
 
 For Ketchikan-Er Walkens.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
MOOSE XMAS TREE AND PROGRAM WAS
 ENJOYED BY MANY

The annual Moose Christmaa Tree celebration was held last night at the Moose Lodge and proved to be great success. Much of the credit for the success ol this affair was due to the eff ciency of the committees in charge and to the members of the lodge wAm so liberally donated.
 tfAe hall was crowded to capac- iX ad it was estimated that more tfNn 150 adults and about 200 children were present, all affiliat- ed with the Moose Lodge The program started promptly at { o'clock with a welcoming address by Hans Berg, Chairman of the committee in charge, after which the following numbers were given:
 Song, Silent Night" Commun- ity; piano solo, by Helen Torkel- son; recitation. Christmas" by Harold Blomquist; recitation, by Edwin Hildre; song. by Katherine Torkelsen: recitation. 'The Very Best Thing" by Shirley Dalton and mga Lindstrom; piano solo, by Edna Almquist; recitation. by five girls, Patricia Stanyard, Alice Sully. Dorothy Berthol, Louise Hil- dre. Ruthis Kunnas; piano solo, by Rachel Borliek; recitation, by Err fling Oswold; recitation, by Ray Smith; song. Tt Came Upon a Midnight Clear" by children; reel tation. by Emily Dalton; recitation, by Miss Muriel Jarman; piano duet, by Jeanette Hildre and Joyce Morris: the Nine O'clock Cere- mony, by Dictator Walter Hellan; "The Message of the Bells" by Dictator Walter Hellan.
 The program was greatly en- joyed as was evidenced by the con- tinued applause. Considerable gen. uine talent was shown. The pro- gram was concluded with a song by the children, Jingle Bells," and Ut this time Santa Claus, in full array, entered with bells jingling, and presents of candy, fruit and soda pop were distributed in large quantities.
 Later -he floor was cleared and the children were allowed to romp to their hearts content. Also during the evening luncheon was served downstairs, first to the chil- dren and later to the grown-ups. The lunch consisted of delicious sandwiches. many kinds of home made cake, and ice cream.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
FOX RENT

FOR LEASE-The Eureka Apart ments for a term of years. Very reasonable. See Fagerson on premises.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28

taken the Roosevelt in tow, after
 great difficulty and breaking two
 lines, and was proceeding to La
 touehe.
 Capt Tyler expressed the
 greatest admiration for the work
 of all the ships and their crews
 during the battle that lasted two
 days and which was at all times
 against heavy odds The Roose welt, it was thought by Capt. Tyler, would be able to leave La
 touche in a day or so after she
 had reached there and pick up the Starr and start the trip again to Seattle. The line that was 'ouled in the wheel rendering the ship helpless could be gotten out without great difficulty as soon as the ship could be put on the beach.
 Starr Not Badly Damaped According to Capt. Tyler the
 steamer Starr is not damaged to
 a great extent, her irudder is
 gone and also the ships propel- Tor, though the hull is damaged but slightly.
 The Northwestern m e fast time from Capt. St. Elias to Ju- neau. The vessel left the vicin- ity soon after the Unalga arrived and was favored by fair weather for the 500 miles, to inside of Cross Sound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
Starr Not Badly Damaped
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide, 2.49 a.m., 16.3 feet
 Low tide, S:29 a.m., 2.9 feet. High tide, 2:33 pm, 1892 feet, Low tide, 9:09 p.m., PA feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28

FOR RENT = Two room apart ment, newly furnished, bath: close in. Ewing Street. see Fred Mattson, Matchmaker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
sAILiNGs
LOCAL SAILINGS
about December 31.

LOCAL SAILINGS
 Margnita scheduled to leave :. ! for Sitka and way ports at ! {. 8 o'clock Thursday night. :; ,. Virginia W sails for Chicha- Z ' gof and way ports at ( o. '' ' clock every Wednesday < ' night. s . America First leaves every :. . Wednesday at l pm. for 4 ' Petersburg and Rake and ! ' wayports. ; . q | 1. + I. + 4 + I. | 1. T. I
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
FORMER ALASKA CAPTAIN PASSES
 AWAY IN SOUTH

SEATTLE, Dec. 2S.-Capt. John J. Moog, aged s3 years. whose fame dates back to the stirring days of the Klondike gold rush when he brought the steamer sdsie out of the north with the largest shipment of gold up to thSn. died December B at Port Townsend, Wash. A Masonic fu- neral was held on Wednesday.
 C6of. Moog was on the Alaska run from 1898 until 1910.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
THE EMPIRE
Is the Medium

Through which the general public can always have It's wants supplied.
 Closing time for classified advertisements 2 P. N.
 Closing time for display ad- vertisements: LA. M.
 Ten cents per line first In- sertion.
 Five cents for continuous subsequent insertion.
 Count five average words to the line.
 Minimum charge, 50 ce3ts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
Nary Stations To Listen for sos Calls

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.- Beginning January l all navy radio stations will stop trans mission for two 3-minute peri ods each hour beginning the first and third quarters to list- en to possible sos calls.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
Marine News
 Steamer Movements
NoRTHBOUND

< Princess Mary due to arrive !. Sunday evening.
 < SCHEDULED SAlLINGS
 < Alameda scheduled to ail < from Seattle at am. to- !. morrow.
 j. Queen scheduled to sail from 7. Seattle Jan. at 10 am. I. Northwestern scheduled to
 < sail from Seattle Jan. 5, at |. 9 am. | SOUTHBOUkD SAILiNGS
 < Admiral Rogers Southbound !. about December 31.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
NORCO DUE SUNDAY;
 HAS MAIL ABOARD

The motorship Norco, of the Northland Transportation c om- pany, is scheduled to arrive in Juneau and Southeastern Alaska ports late Sunday afternoon. The ship has several days first class mail and about 100 tons of freight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-28
RESCUE STORY ON GULF TOLD
 BY INSPECTOR
Capt. George Tyler Praises Seamanship Displayed
 in Rescue of Tug

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RESERVED SEATS FOR COLORED
AT AUDITORIUM CONCERTS.

~
An entire section of the balcony
at The City Auditorium has been
reserved for colored people for the
series of four Artists Concerts to be
given this season by The Corley
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER "a, 1928
EEADER BEN DAVIS
OBSERVATIONS.

We have read with much interest
not unmixed with more amusement,
the first page display announcement
in the Atlanta Independent, under
the capt on, DIR. Work and John
Raskob Call the Roll and Double
dealers, Double-crossers and Mercen'
aries are Exposed. " The informa-
ton given is entitled to first page
consideration, in that it discloses the
fact that colored leaders have
proven apt imitators of the ways of
white politicians.
When ''bunch" 1of colored poll
ticians of ordinary calJbre and in
te'l;gence, so far as educational abil
ity goes, abstract from the Golfers OF
the Democratic Party Of the country
Ninety.e 'ght Thousand, Six&Hundred
and Four Dollars and ''Four Cents
during the period of a campaign
lasting from eight to twelve weeks,
we must admit that they are adopts
at the political business and, show
up in most ridiculous light our
great and good friend John R. Haw-
kins, who worked with the distinct
understanding that no political rec
ognition in the matter of polit lcal
appointments would come to either
him or his friends and no money
would be given to- him for the ser
vices he rendered to the great Re-
publican Party of the Nation.
What he failed to obtain however.
was secured by his associate and
friend, the Rev. Reverdy C. Ransom
to the tune of five thousand dollars.
DR.. Ransom is Bishop in the A. NJ.
E. Church and for this reason,
Brother DAVIS thinks he should re-
syn Rohert ] Nelson is accredited
with having received S1i,500 and
81 geo for his personal use. Brother
Hawkins and Brother Holsey would
not take the money for themselves.
but hey were kind enough to let
Bishop Ransom share in the expend-
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Ben Day says that Bishop Ran
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money fC~ his services. 1t is up to
him to tell just what he did with
the five thousand dollars to the end
that we may know who got the
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campaign is over and whose bust
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went? One thing we know, #
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and ability got the money and
person Ike Robert j. Nelson of the
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Both Of them know how to spend
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the matter of political offices, we
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was 1872 n. Fifth ST., Richmond,
Va, it is ordered thai he appear
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DO YOU KNOW HIM?
ROBERT REEDS WIDOW WANTED

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Mary James, go years. 20S w Coutts
:. St.; November 8.
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Silas Brown, Jr., 20 years; 1908 M
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Josephine Neal, 81 years.. 301s N
. ST.; November 10.
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Ortho White, 20 years; R. F. D.
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W, Payne. age 70 years;
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! DEATHS REPORTED

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OF colored people reported to the
Richmond Bureau Of Health, from
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with age and date Of death:
Amanda W, Payne. age 70 years;
712 w. Clay st. November IL.
Mary James, go years. 20S w Coutts
:. ST.; November 8.
Josephine Neal, 81 years. 3019 N
- ST.; November 10.
Silas Brown, Jr., 20 years; 2sO3 M
~ St.; November IL.
Ortho White; 20 years; R. F. D.
Box 90; November 10.
Mary Mosby, II years; 10 E. Leigh
-. St.. November 13.
Henrietta Stafford, 80 years; 522 N.
18th St.; November II
Sarah Evans, 20 years; 1908 St.
James ST.. November 13
Mary Smitr, so years; 7S1 N Ninth
ST.. November II.
Annie Holmes, Sc years; zoos w.
Clay ST.; November 13.
Julia A. Burford IS years; 800 S.
Lombardy ST.; November IA
Mary Russell. 60 years; SO n. 1st
=. St.; November 16.
James R. Plenty, IS; 14OS Park
wood Avenue; November Is.
Mary Cheek, 3S years; 90S WI
liamsburg Ave-; November 10
John Burnett, % years; GA n. End
St.; November II.
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