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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-05
BRAVES DOWN
DEMONS, 23-16,
TO WIN TITLE

Continued from page one)
Spriggs broke away for q pushing
shot after taking pass from Ben
Jacobson. The dusky warrior re-
peated trifle later with q duplicate
exhibition, jacobson again putting
Spriggs in position for dead one"
Stephens heartened the Mandan
cohorts with q long toss from the
center Of the floor. It slapped the
strings perfectly and the tally was
tied at Tall. Morris gave Mandan
an to z lead shortly before the
halftime whistle with Z gift shot,
the result Of Fay Brown pushing.
Spriggs Knots Count
Spriggs knotted the count . Sec
ond time at the beginning Of the
second half when he negotiated the
first Of two free chances. Spriggs
fouled Helbling on the next tip-off
and the stocky Brave put Mandan
ahead with q toss from charity cir
Gle.
Mandan made few errors in the
next five minutes and Stephens and
Seitz tossed six points between
them to widen the:gap. The quar-.
ter closed with Mandan leading Is
to 8.
Seitz who was the handspring in
the Braves scoring, for third time
gave Mandan encouragement for
greater efforts when he scampered
through the Demons for Z setup o.
the final quarter began.
| Here Coach Roy D. Mcleod Of
Bismarck sent Landers into the
game for Jacobson. But It did not
I stop the Braves who were intent on
sewing up the game, for Seitx broke
away to sink another short one.
Bismarck Rallies
Bismarck made its final bid for
the title in the next five minutes.
Landers looped : long one. Thorn
berg scared the Braves with another
marathon toss. Landers brought
Bisuaarck's score to II with q shot
from . deep corner Then Mandan
took time out to talk It over.
On the resumption Of play, Hell
bling galloped up the floor and
raised Mandan's margin to seven
points. u was Z sensational shot.
O'Hare then proceeded 70 garner
two personal fouls, the DEMON
youngster pushing Mcdonald twice.
Mcdonald made both Of his single
opportunities good and tie score
stood % to Il with three minutes
to 60.
Coach Leonard Mclfahan substi-
tuted Arth !. and Russell for Sets
and Mcdonald who had about q.
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Adams Count,

Hettinger, N. DAN uninstructed
delegation will represent this coun-
ty at the convention at Jamestown.
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Ramsey County

: Devils Lake, N. D.-Resolutions
indersing the. administration of
President Coolidge, favoring build.
ing Of the Great Lakes Waterway
and the contamination Of the Mis-
souri, River diversion project and
indorsing the candidacy >of Con-
gresham o. B. Burtness were
adopted at the Republican conven-
ton.
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Burke County

Bowbells, N. D.-Burke county
Independents indorsed George
Shafer for governor at their con-
vention here and the delegates from
this county will be instructed to
vote for him at the convention in
jamestown.
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Logan County

Napoleon, N. D.-Logan county's
delegates to the Republican con-
vention ct jamestown will be unin-
structed.
Independent delegates also are
uninstructed.
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MAR K ETS
By Associated Press Leased Wire
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
WHEAT GIVEN
DECIDED LIFT
Market Affected by Specula
tive Buying on Huge Scale
Corn Up Also

Chicago. March 5.-(AP)-Specu-
lative buying on a huge scale, with
foreigners active in taking new crop
deliveries gave decided lift to wheat
values today. Unfavorable wheat
crop reports from the central west
were bullish factor. and so too was
export business today estimated at
100000 bushels, with 2,O23,OOO
bushels decrease Of the United States
visible supply. July wheat reached
the highest prices yet this season
and nearcr-by deliveries touched the
best levels since September II.
Wheat closed strong l IA to Sd
up, oats varying from LAC decline
cents net higher, corn 1-4c to 5-Sc
to 3-Sc gain, and provisions showing
q rise 10 to 20c.
With the amount Of wheat on
ocean passage showing falling. off
today both as compared with last
week and year ago, traders took
notice also that reports of world
shipments were below requirement.
Evidence was likewise at hand that
Germany is constant buyer both OF
wheat and rye. Meanwhile. rye sold
at new high-price record for the
season, and indications Of heavy
abandonment Of domestic winter
wheat acreage persisted, advices
from some sections Of Illinois pre-
/, dieting that as much as 80 per cent
would be given up.
Favorable weather for the move
ment Of corn led to early setbacks
in price. Wheat strength, however,
counted lated as something OF an
offset. Falling-off in ( amount
Of corn afloat for Europe, as we'll
as in the total Of wheat on ocean
passage, was given some attention.
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Cooperstown, N. D.-Dslegatet
from the Independent convention
here today will be uninstructed II
the Jamestown convention Wednes.
day. The same delegates will at.
tend the Republican convention the
next day and will be instructed fol
r. A. Nestos for senator.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE
Minneapolis, March 5.-(R)-Wheat
receipts today 1888 comapred to 288
a year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
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BOttineau County

Bottineau, N. D.-No instructions
were given delegates to the Inde-
pendent and Republican conventions
at jamestown.
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Lindbergh and
Four Companions
Leave Washington

CONTINUED from page on.)
parently were issued with sterr dc.
liberation.
While awaiting for the new tail
skid to arrive. Lindbergh and his
friends, Harry X. knight, Major
William B. Robertson, Harold NJ.
Bixby and B. r. Mahoney, uat in the
officers club and chatted with
Lieut.. Scott. officer Of the day.
Wants 70 Avoid Spotlight
That the Transatlantic flyer and
good will ambassador il determined
to keep out Of the public eye, now
that O. he says, his last official
fuhetion - over, was plainly evident
bofoye dawn this morning when he
stopped bis taxicab on the way ia
the field for . BIT Of breakfast ct
Childss restaurant, On Pennsylvania
avenue uear the treasury.
SEEING 1eur per1ens inside. Lind
beYgh chose 20 remain on the outside
and contested himself with Z sand
wich IN tie cab. This information,
however, wn4 no: volunteered by
Ln1bergh. L came from the taxi
driver. Ashod their destination,
|Nhich presumably WAS Sc. Louis,
Mr.. knight refnspd e divulge It.
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Nelson County

Lakota, N. D.-Independsnt dale.
gates to the state CONVENTION from
Nelson county viii 50 uninetrustea.
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Billings County

Medora, N. DIV. J. Ray will
represent Billings county at the
state conventions at Jamestown. ac-
cording to q decision Of the county
convention here. He has no instruc-
tions.
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Criees County

be instructed % vote for these men
at the convention.
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creamery-extrss AZ 1-2; standards
48 Id; extra firsts ~ to. AZ 1-2;
firsts "A to AS 1.2; seconds 40 to
.48.
Eggs-Higher; receipts 1888
cases: firsts q 1-2; ordinary firsts
26 1.2.
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Rolette County

Rolla, N. D.-The delegates to
the state Republican convention
elected at the county meeting here
will 20 TO convention uninstructed.
Delegates to the Independent con.
vention also will be uninstructed.
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md summary:

Totals ..... IL $40 9
Refefee-Wyttenbach, North
Dakota.
Umpire = Robertson, James.
town.
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Morton County

Mandan, N. D.-Morton coraty's
delegates to the two conventions
will be uninstructed. Members of
the delegations are:
Independent: L. H. Connolly, C.
"A. Knutson, Almont; j. T. Nelson,
N. Tschida, Glen Ullin; e. r. Hell
bling, William p. Ellison, E. A.
Tostevin, y H. Stutsman, w. F.
Rekc. DR.. A. O. Henderson, William
Sullivan, Henry Handtman,, E. E.
Salzman. Leo Mcdonald, G. w,
Stewart, e. J. Conrad and F. S,
Hudson, Mandan.
Republican delegates are: w. H.
Stutsman, E. A. Tostevin, w. F..
Reko, F. E. Salzman, A. O. Hender.
son, c. A. Knutson, M. Tschida, ].
T. Nelson, E. r. Helbling, Martin
Klein, NJ. Bullinger, Anton Lem.
gang.
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Towner Counfv

Cando, N. D.-Uninstructed dele
gates will represent Towner county
at the jamestown convention. The
county Independent convention,
however, passed resolutions indors-
ing the principles Of the lndepen-
dents and opposed the expansion Of
the industrial program.
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Divide County

Crosby, N. D.-George H. Hon.
mes will be supported by the Divide
county delegation to the jamestown
conventions as q result Of the con-
vention here.
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Sioux County

Fort Yates, N. D.-Uninstructed
delegates Of Sioux county at the
jamestown convention will be:
George H. Drowley, G. w. Hokan-
son and j. r. Harmon.
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Wi1liams Countv

elected DELEGATES to the convention
on federal candidates.
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1880 to 400; medium veals 1000
to 1900; Gull veals 500 to 900.
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Dickey County

Glendale. N. D.-Dickey county
delegates to the Independent and Re-
publican conventions will be unin-
structed.
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Dunn County

Manning, N. D.-Dunn county dele.
gates to the Independent convention
will be uninstrueted. They are H
L. Malloy, c. M. Mcdonald, G. L
Gray, Thomas E. johnson, w. A
earns, 7. J. Anders and Sig Evan
son.
Republican delegates also are
uninstructed. They are: Sig Evan,
son, W. A. Carus, Thomas E. John.
son. R. w. Sweetman and H. L
Malloy.
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Edo Cnllnfv

New Rockford, N. d.. B. Gar.
Mas, Sheyenne; George Streeter
New Rockford; John Jahnke, New
Rockford, and Lewis Mortinson
New Rockford, were named mem.
bers Of the uninstructed Independ.
ent delegation to the state conven.
ton.
Republicans instructed their dele.
cation to vote for r. A. Nestos fol
senator.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-05

Minot, N. D.-Delegates from
Ward county to the Republican
state convention 1t jamestown next
Thursday, who were selected at q
mass meeting here Saturday, were
instructed to cast unanimous ballots
for the Endorsement Of former Gov.
ernor r.. A. Nestos % 4 candidate
for United States senator. The
former governor made formal an
nouneement Of his candidacy here
Saturday. Fifteen delegates were
named.
Delegates named to the Indepen-
dent convention in jamestown next
Wednesday ct the county meeting
here are uninstructed.
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Stutsunan County

jamestown, N. D.-Unanimously
approving Z resolution indorsing
John w. Carr for governor, Suits
man county Republicans named del
egates to the state convention TO- be
held here next week. Delegates are
P. w. Eddy, r. M. Stranger, Alfred
Steel, Morris Beck: Logan Powell,
George Richmond, Mrs. F. M. Wan
ner, jamestown; w. NJ. Colt, Ed.
munds; Mrs. Oscar Boyd, Pingree;
]. e. McGillivary, Eldridgs; F. p
SINNERS, Jamestown; G. Gibson,
Ypsilanti; +. p. Olson, Medina: Tim
Williams, Cleveland; F. E. Scott
Montpelier. Outside Of the resolu-
ton favoring Carr. which wal
adopted, delegates are uninstructed
Independents named to attend
the convention are: Alfred Steel
A. J. Rulon, f. B. Murphy, F. A
Bolton, p. W. Eddy, Norris Beck
Logan Powell. Mrs. Glaspel and Mr.
Wolf6T, jamestown; Mr.. Buchanan
Buchanan; n. 81. G. Helm, Streeter;
]. 81. Cooper. C0urtenay; ]. G
Ashley, Ksnsel; Mrs. Erwin Nichols
WOODBURY.; Miss Mary McGinnis
Midway; MI. Brown, Millarton,
Bert Orange, Sp(sitw6od; N. Flag.
Ter, Graves, and Howard Roe, Dee,
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Ramon County

LiSbeu. N. D.-Instrueting their
dolegotien to the state convention
only for o. B. Burtness for re.elec-
ton - congressman, Republicans Of
9aneom county named dologat1g e
the state convention at Jamestown.
Uninstrpcted delegates e thu
stat6 !. Y. A. convention 1rom The
oeunty were also named.
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Hettinger County

Mott, N. D.-Delegates to the
Jamestown conventions from Het-
finger county will be uninstructed.
Independent delegates are: o. ].
Olson, N. ]. Connolly, New Eng
land; H. p. Jacobson and E. C. Rob-
erts. Mott; H. A. Bordering and
Charles Simon, New England. The
first four named also are delegates
to the Republican meeting. o. J..
Olson Of New England was named
q candidate for the legislature from
the 10th district.
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Stark County

Dickinson, N. D.-No instruc-
tions were given the two delegations
named to state conventions here to-
day. The delegationA> are:>
Republican: C. C. Turner, E. L.
Peterson, NJ. L. Mcbride, Alfred
White, H. L. Reichert, George Sem
our, Dickinson; John Haas, Lefore;
]. F. Christen, Taylor. Independ-
ent: ]. p. Cain. w. B. Dickson,
Frank Ray, Dickinson, and John
Peiffer, Richardton, together with
Republican delegation.
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Peynbins County

Cavalier, N. D.-No instructions
were given the Pembina county del
egations to the two state conven-
tions in Jamestown.
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Grant County

Carson, N. D.-Delegates to the
Independent and Republican con-
ventions from Grant county are in
strocted to vote for r. A. Nestos
for United States senator and
George F. Skater for governor.
Delegates are: Charles Schick,
Lark; Mike Brown, Shields; w. A.
Hart, Carson; NJ. C. Rausch, Elgin;
T. D. Mcdowell, Carson.
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Pierce County

Rugby, N. D.-Nine delegates
were elected from Pierce county to
the Independent convention at
Jamestown; six were chosen to the
Republican convention. George F..
Shafer was Endorsed for governor;
r. A. Nestos for senator and
Thomas Hall for congressman from
the second district.
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New Britain herald., 1928-09-17

NEW ENGLAND STATIONS


Soe-VTIC, Hartford -SSS
s:2J]sumnaEy Of program: news
e:3o-Instrunental Trio
s:Ss-Baseball scores
7-Musical program
7:3o-Silent for WCAC
s-Three Cheers
s:so-Repubtcan National commit
tee program
s:s0-Family Party
10-Correct 6me
1o:o1-The Cabin Door
10:so-Tango Muse
ll-News and weather
1f30-W1CC, Bradgeport-26s
6-Music Hour
Studio program
.7:l5-Mother Goose
7:45-Baseball scores and weather
s-Question Box
s:l5-Herbert Anderson and Geo.
Wedberg
S:30-Barnum trio
s:5o-Basebal scores and weather
s-Cencert program
s:30-Vitaphone jubilee Hour
lo-Grand Opera. Samson and De-
lilah" -.-.
s8O-STORRS-535
7:s0-"Farm Management Remin-
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7:l5-"Handlins the Apple Crop"
s00-WBZ, Springfeld-SS2
e:30-Weather and Time
S:al-Dinner Music
6:5o-Political Talk
6:55-Baseball scores
dance orchestra
7:25-School Information
7:30-Roxy and His Gang
s-Concert
s:30-Real Folks
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lo:ol-Weather and baseball scores
S50-WNAC, Boston-46i
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New Britain herald., 1928-09-17
ARRESTS PROMISED
IN PHILA. TODAY
District Attorney Sly Iap@:
hnt Developments Scheduled

Philadelphia, Sept. 1s A-Im-
portane arrests were promised by
District Attorney Monaghan today ~
the grand jury investigation Of rum
runners and gang murders swung
into its fifth week.
The prosecutor declined to dis
close the names Of those to be taken
into custody. but he said the arrests
would have IAN important bearing"
on the grand jury investigation.
A score of witnesses were under
summons to appear before the jury
today. among them several police
men alleged to have received Christ
mas gifts, chiefly turkeys. from Max
boo Boo" Hoff, named by Monag-
han as the king of bootlesgers."
Evidence already uncovered by his
detectives, the district attorney said,
had shown that the bootleg ring had
paid more than $3.000.00o q year to
police and police officials for pro-
lection.
Loads Enter City
Despite the investigation. Monag-
han asserted that truck loads of
illicit liquor were entering the city
almost daily. Last week he said his
detectives had seized Ave trucks Of
beer and alcohol. merely to obtain
evidence for the grand jury and net
in any effort to clean up the city"
Imagine the bravado, the de-
fiance of the men who drive these
trucks and the men who employ
them in the face Of such an investi-
cation as the present one." added the
prosecutor. III the approaches to
the city were properly guarded. these
trucks could not gain entrance"
Monaghan said he had been too
busy carefully to study the records
of alleged bribe-takers found by
county detectives in the offices of
Marks. Weinberg and company. pub
lie accountants. Experts Of the in
ternal revenue service are still
checking these records he said.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-17

Pis1aaat strest, this city. has baen
damaSsd to the extent OF nine brek.
on windows and . broken srape
eyboe.
An automebtls drove over . lava
1t ~ Cli6 street and damaged II
saturday according to complaint to
tho police.
John Boyyuta OF - Oak strest ~
ported to the police that nine sal-
Ions Of gasoline were drained Oh the
tank Of his car while 1t was parked
ON Lake street. near Washinstoa
street. between s and 10 o'clock FRI
day night