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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-19
START CUP TRY0UTS

BU United Press
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 19,-Mem-
bers of the United States Davis Cup
squad we're expected here today to
begin training for the first round
match with Mexico. William Tilden,
captain of the team, Joseph Wear.
Davis cup committee chairman and
Edward Chandler, the California
star, now of Harvard arrived over
the weekend.
Arnold Jones, John HennesSey,
Wray Brown, Wilmer Allison and
George Lott were among those eX-
Dected.
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JAUNT
26-MlLE
O N

Pyle's Runners Continue Marathon;
Newton Holds TO Lead.
RU Unitcd Press
TWO GUN, Ariz., March 19.-En-
trants in C. G. Pyle's "bunion derby
started a twenty-siX-mile jaunt to
Winslow today, the sixteenth lap
in the Los Angeles-to-New York
foot race.
Arthur Newton, Rhodesia runner,
still holds the lead.
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play by Rochester; Muncie, the new
champion, almost doWned by An
derson in a second-round battle,
and the most wonderful of wonder
full final games, decided by a field
goal from the center circle in the
closing seconds of play. 1t was Won
derful victory for the Bearcats and
a heart-rending defeat for the Ar
tesians. Pay homage to the winners
and runnerS-up - more equally
matched teams never fought for a
State title.
n
ON Feb. 10 OF the Blackboard Sc
" lected Martinsville to win the
.itle, saying at the time:
The selection Of the Artestians is
not made because Martinsville won
the honors last year, but because
The writer is convinced that the 1928
team has the ideal requisites of a
tournament winner. In CLASH
fying the seven hundred and some
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Tourney Facts and Figures

cennes High School coach, through
out the basketball season.
She was a valuable member OF
The Times broadcasting staff at the
State tournament and put the fig
ureS on the air at the end of every
half.
The told us she learned her Jog
rafy' following the Vincennes team
around over the State.
BLYTHE @. HENDRICKS.
p. S.-Not that the foul throwing
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RozeLLe, Myers
in Main Event

Billy Myers and Kid Rozelle local
pugs. will meet in the main go of six
rounds in the Believer A. A. box
ing show at the Princess Theater,
27O2 w. Tenth St. tonight. These
Toys fight at las pounds.
Young Buck Of Louisville and Kid
Maloney. indianapolis, also l45-
Founders. Will box four rounds in
the semi-WinduIG The following
iour-rounders round up the card;
KID Kahn IS. stup Jenkins, four rounds,
1l5 pounds.
Billy SOmmerS vs.. Jake Smith, four
rounds. $50 pounds
Red wheel vs.. Harry Wise four rounds
l40 pounds =
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ILLNESS MAY END CAREER OF JOHNSON

Washington Senators last fall, had
hoped to get into uniform and pitch
a few games for the Bears during
the coming season.
AS it is, he has been unable even
to fulfill his duties as manager of
the club.
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Pale, weak and twenty pounds
under weight, Johnson is feared to
be suffering from infection OF the
kidneys which followed a severe at
tack Of influenza this winter
johnson, who was appointed man
ager Of the Newark International
League club after his release by the
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.ennessey Wins
Another Title

BIZ Times NpccIGf
JACKSONVILLE, March 49,
John Hennessey. off indianapolis.
fifth ranking player of the United
States, today held the Southeastern
tennis title. He defeated Wilmer
Allison University OF Texas star
and National intercollegiate cham
pion, Sunday ga, G-3, Ga.
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Charley Tells EN-

NHARLES SECRIST, husky
~ captain of the State cham
pion Muncie High School bas-
ketball team, probably was the
. happiest young man in the
world Saturday night following
his teams victory over Martins
vile. Secrist, using remarkable
strategy, dropped in the Win
ming field goal in the last thir-
ty second of play Interviewed
in the dressing room big Char
ley suffered out the following:
Come down here tn second
year and got to the semi
finals.
Come down last year and
got beat out in the last game.
Come down the fourth year
and I PUT EN- QUIT"
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made up of younger members of the
Chamber of Commerce.
All Muncie is filled with enthusi-
assn. When the team arrived home
by bus at midnight Saturday it APP
peared as if every citizen OF the
town was at the courthouse square
to cheer Coach Jolly, Captain Sc
crist and the other members of the
squad.
Bonfires, fireworks, bands, paradeS
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MAY ADMIT NEW MARK

BV United Press
NEW YORK, March 19-Frank
Hussey, New York A. G. Splinter,
may receive official recognition for
his time of AS seconds for the
7O-yard dash at Hartford last Satur-
day, it became known today. The
accepted worlds record is Z second
by Loren MurchiSon.
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teams who will battle for the crown,
four are picked as the cream of the
State. They are to us in the
order named, Martinsville, Muncie,
Logansport and Anderson"
II Il
And so that's that for another
If you can't be good-be CAREFUL!
Or should we have said
The end of a long, long trail"
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Vogler Finishes in Runner-Up Post
in National Amateur Cue Event
Los Angeles Man Defeats indianapolis CueSt in Final
Game of Three Cushion Meet.

post in the national amateur three
cushion billiard tournament which
ended here Saturday night. Vogler
was defeated by j. N. Bozeman OF
Los Angeles, champion, in the fina.
game of the tourney. SO to 10.
Bozeman was undefeated through
out the tourney. The match went
forty eight innings with the Cali
fornia billiardist displaying excellent
form. The final standing:
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NelOs and Gossip of Pin ToppLers

alley doubles and singles handicap sweep
stakes for women Sunday afternoon. In
the doubles event. the team Of Lathrop
and Miller were the winners with a total
of LIST. Other prize winners were: Kich-
Ter and McAnaly, 1895; Miller and Beh-
ring, 1,078; Behnke and HARRISON l. O69:
Cox and Harland. 1.os8; Bullock and A.
Shea. 1,067; Mueller and Johns, 1867 and
Sacks and L. Honnold. 1859. In the
singles events j. Behman walked away
from the field with a score Of 656 on
games of 1872. 100 and 200 and a handi-
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Cardinals at Avon Park Today;
Danny Boone on Mound.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times SnOrtS Edifnr

PLANT CITY Flo, March 19.-This is the week Bruno
Betze Indians start mnging with the big eagucrs in Florida
exhibition games two contests being scheduled with major
fits the ST. Louis Cardinals Avon Park today and the Gin
cinna Reds Orlando Saturday. In between the clashes
the Big Time clubs tits slated with the Buffalo In
ternatonas Plant City Wednesday and the other
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for the week.
Leaders Of all
local civic or
carnations met
at the Chamber Of
Commerce t h i S
morning and allot-
ted the time for
oocIo Of t1np lunch
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MN stretched his
full length, pair of crutcheS at the
head Of his bed, sport pages Of vari-
GUS metropolitan papers Strewn
about the floor, horn-rimmed glasses
perched on his forehead, a wan
smile Pickering about his face.
Amt this hello" he asked, and
on March the 18th" There was an
atmosphere Of domeSticity about the
suite that somehow was hard to
reconcile with the McGraw back
ground. There was a simplicity and
a placidity that struck the stranger
as inconsistent with the tumultuouS
temperament of the Giants famous
leader.
In an outer room sat Mrs. Nc
Graw, a mOtherly type, stringing
beads. She was mildly provoked
at her immediate inability to get
them strung just right. She
laughed softly. MY eyes must be
getting bad, too This, you take
it, was gentle dig at the Little
Napoleon, who has finally sur
rendered to the glasses.
ON a window sill stood an as
~ sortment of preserved fruits,
jams and marmelades, a tooth
some testimonial to the gray-haired
managers craving for sweets,
And how does your ball club
.1ook?" he was asked This brought
no great enthusiasm. 1t was evil
dent Mr.. McGraw realizes he has a
job on his hands. 1t was par
ticularly evident that he is not
kidding himself
The club looks all right" he
answered after a pause. 81 think
wen get along pretty well. 1t is
going to be tough race, a hard,
tight race. with four or five clubs
making the fight
II Il
NNR. M'GRAW admits Pittsburgh
Iva is the team the boys will have
to beat.
THE Pirates have plenty Of all
round strength" he said. They
ought to be better this year than
they were a year ago They were
weak at first and second base last
year.
Getting Sparky Adams from the
Cubs for second will help tremen-
dously. He is a capable second
baseman. Grantham can be shifted
back to first. He is better at first
than at second. Thus, the two po-
sitions that needed strengthening
most have been taken care Of"
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TAKE LEAD IN A. B. C..
st. Paul Mem Roll Score of 1,347 i'll
Doubles Event.
~ I Hited Press

IIJ NITtU PIfSS
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 10
E. Matak and L. Wolsefer. of the
st. Francis Hotel team, ST. Paul,
Mimi, rolled a score of 1,347 here
Sunday to take the lead in the dou-
bles competition of the annual
American Bowling Congress cham
pionships.
F.. Freitag, Milwaukee, with 692,
and B. Briskey, Flint, Mich, 681,
advanced into first and second places
respectively in singles
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Dear Gang.
These statistics were compiled by
Miss Mary Taugher. teacher Of ge-
Cgraphy in the Junior High School
at Vincennes. She complies SINH
Lar statistics for John Adams. Vim
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have one dozen
more gray hairs
t his morning s
morning. H o W
would you like to
have one of these
jobs of picking
winners, finally
think you see your
ship floating home
and leaning back.
sigh in that salts
factory tone;
Well. b o Y S ,
looks like we've
picked a winner!''
Thirty seconds
WI =
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NEW WORKERS ON TOP

BY Unitcd Press
NEW YORK, March 19.-The
New York Nationals won the east
ern final for the national challenge
trophy of the United States Foot
ball Association by defeating the j.
and P. Coats team of Pawtucket,
r. l., to 3.
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IACh , udy LII DCu'
fiat on his back,
with his ankle, hit
by a line drive,
bandaged like an
Egyptian mummy.
This was not a
pleasant experience
for any one; for an
Irishman on that
day of days it APP
proximated a trag-
edy.
Calling on Mr..
McGraw. I found
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-19

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 10.
Everett S. Dean, Indiana Univer-
Sity basketball coach, will conduct
a basketball coaching school in Au-
gust at Lake Hubert, Mimi,
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PY / jlitpd Press

~ IHitcd Press
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March 10.
One of baseballs greatest heroes,
Walter Johnson, came here today to
consult diagnositician whose YER
dict may mean that the beloved
big Train has pitched his last
game.
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BU lmfS NpfCtuT
BUFFALO, N. Y, March 19.-
Lewis M. Vogler of Indianapolis,
western amateur three-cushio.
champion. finished in the runner-up
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X. c. TEAM WINS

R,y LhteG Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 10
Kansas City Pla-MorS defeated the
Minneapolis Milllers, to 0, and
advanced to second place in the
American Hockey Association
standing.
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Hoppe, Hall Open Play in Special
Challenge 6OO-Point Cue Match
First Block Today at New York; Willie Sets Worlds
Three Cushion Record With 20.

run of twenty against Harry Wake
field, ruled an 8-to-5 favorite, but
Hall had plenty of hackers.
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BUD TO MEET WINNER
TAYLOR to Scrap Victor of Bell
Francis Tilt Friday.

NEW YORK, March 19.-Bud
Taylor, of Terre Haute Ind. recog-
nized as bantamweight champion by
the National Boxing Association,
will meet the winner of Friday
nights bout between Archie Bell,
Brooklyn. and Kid Francis, of Italy,
bantamWeight champion of Europe.
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A ND it all happened faster than
L y a fellow could say Jack Robin
SON" 'Safact! We haven't counted
en- yet but We would lay odds We
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con clubs to fete the winners. At
noon today the new title holders
were guests of the Dynamo Club,
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Jerry O'Grady showed the reason for
his 300 league average by. hitting the
securing a total of 1886 out of a possible
"360' on consistent games Of ll2, liz and
112 TO win the first head-pin tourney
the Silver Flash crack, was sec
ond with a fine $50 total for his three
327; Burt, 326; Hornberger, 325; Fender
CAST. 326 and 324; LoYick. 321. and NC
New. 1923. Ed Striebeck rolled high game
Ninety-siX entries were secured for this
event.
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Exhibition Games Today

Philadelphia "a. L. VS., New York
IN. L. at TT. Myers.
Boston "a. L. VS.. Boston IN. L. at
St. Petersburg.
Washington "a. L. vs.. Buffalo Il. L.
at Tampa.
Brooklyn IN. L. VS.. Philadelphia IN.
L. at Winter Haven.
st. Louis IN. L. VS.. Indianapolis "a.
A. at Avon Park.
Cincinnati IN. L. VS.. Baltimore q. L.
at Auburndale
Pittsburgh IN. ID VS.. Mission (P. c.
L. at San Francisco.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
AT West Palm Beach--BroWns Is. Phil
lies. 2.
AT. st. Augustine c. Ath-
letics, /.
At Los Angeles-Holywood, 5; Cubs A
eleven innings.
At San Francisco-Pirates, 8: San
Francisco, (afternoon gamel.
:, At San Antonio--Tigers, 6; Minneapo-
Us. o
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Early Baseball
NO FIRST Stacker

NO FIRST Stacker
ORLANDO, Fla, March l9-rhe Gin
cinnat Reds were without the services Of
both OF their first baScy0cn, Wally Plpp
and George Kelly, when they left TODAY
for an exhibition game With Baltimore
Orioles at Auburndale. Kelly is lame and
Pipp is recovering from q case of grin.
Emmett Mccain. second base candidate.
was to cover the initial sack.
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cap of 81 Others to reach the money
were: Johns SGT; Mueller $751; M Miller,
$40; Harlan 592: Mayer. 552: Schneider
$50; Thomas, $50; Ryan, $50, and r.
HouSer, 545.
Some odd awards in the way of mer-
chandise was won by the entrants in the
recent doubles event for brothers. Towels
won by H. and w. Schoch; Candy. by the
St. Philip A. c., won by Mack and Mack:
Ballard Ice Cream won By Sargent ana
Sargent; hair tonic. from the c. K. Akers
Company, won by Kreis ard Kreis: Uptown
Recreation prize won by Fehr and Fehr;
Standard Oil auto polish won by A. and
w Schoch: Capitol alley free bowling
won by Bailey and Bailey; Jones Recrea-
ton Lunch prize won by the Menger
Brothers; Illinois alley free bowling. won
by C. and L. Girking; Mary Lou Lunch
prize, won by H. and E. Hofft. and gray
hair won by Walter Haishman, who ran
this event.
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Talking
IT OVER:
VxrTTIy VAI7 VXJTTTANEc
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

AUGUSTA, Ga, March I'M.
John Joseph McGraw spent st. Pat
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PINK GOES GREAT

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, March 19.-PuI
lPnkvl Hargravc. rookie catcher from
Toronto. apparently has won himself a
place on the Detroit Tigers catching staff.
He caught an entire sane against Mnre-
apoliS Sunday and made two triples.
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Luncheons, parties and banquetS are on an over
flowing schedule a gigantic gathering, at which
time the team will be officially honored, is in the
process of planning. School has been dismissed
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BY DICK MILLER
Times staff Correspondent

MUNCIE, Ind. March 19.-Mnce citizens today began
series of etcs in honor Of the State high school basketball
camnions the Central High School BearcatS of this
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PLYING BOSS

- \ T. Id ING BOSS
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, March 10
The st. Louis Browns scanned the sky to-
day for sight OF Phil Ball. president Of the
club. Who was flying here in his new
monop.ane from st. Louis.
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Pirates Buy InheIde

NEW ORLEANS, La. March i9.-Man-
ager Roger Peckinpaugh planned a hard
weeks work for the Cleveland Indians. The
Cleveland club is far from in shape.
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The fifth annual State tournament of
the Indiana Woman's Bowling Association
created a new record, when siXty-two team
entries were secured. In the doubles
event sixty-eight teams will roll while the
singles calls for a list of 1874 girls to try
for the title of State champ. Mrs. H.
Mueller and Mrs. r. Johns, secretary and
vice president, respectively, are to be con-
graduated for this new record entry. Play
will start at the Uptown alleys Saturday,
March "a. at | p. m, with six flve-
The Pioneer Coffee team rolled their
games on the early Sunday morning squad
at the A. B. C. in Kansas City, secur
ing a total of 2,743 on games Of S65, 1874
and 984. This total fell short of the
prize list in this event. but these boys
will collect in the minor events as they
Friday. John Blue led in the all-events
for the locals with series of SOS, 649 and
Isl, total of 1855.
A hne entry of thirty-two doubles and
torty-three singles rolled in the Century
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Pirates Buy InIeIdcr
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, March l9.,-Ed-
die Mulllgan. San FRANCISCO tthlrd baSe-
man and formerly with the White Soy,
Joined the Pittsburgh Pirates today az
utilitv infelder. The Pirates purchased
Mulligan outright from San Francisco
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Cleveland Far From Shane

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March 10
Boston's two baseball teams, the Red Sos
and the Braves. we're to meet in an eXhi-
bition game here today.
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ROBINS VS.. PHILLIEs

KUBINN vs., FHILIILS
WINTER HAVEN. Fla, March 19-The
Brooklyn Robins came here today TO test
their strength against the Philadelphia
Phillies.
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nave a big. tan Bearcat heave one
through to put you on the losing
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The club looks all right" he
answered after a pause. 81 think
Wen get along pretty well. 1t is
going to be a tough race, a hard.
tight race. with four or five clubs
making the fight"
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AT TIE HOTELS

Van Gilder-Harry F. Morton, R. J. SOmmers, Juneau; Norman M. Lack, John W. Luruer, Seattle; Jas. Davis, G. l.. Rich, J. T. Cunningham.
 Seward-A. Baunberger, Kenneth J. Ackley, o. K. Boehm, Tunnel; Carl Clark, Hope; F. Clark,
 Overland-Isaac Heffentrager, Jas F. Dennis, Fairbanks; l.. Pettrece, K. Berg.
 Sexton-Henry Lucas, George B. Nelson, Skilak Lake; Leo Ohnhauser Al Harper, Chas. Harper, H. M. Ecu gya, J. R. Sherwood.
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FAIRBANKS COUPLE MARRY

On Easter Sunday, Miss Clara Haag was married to Albert T. Pearson, at Fairbanks. Mrs. Pearson has been a resident of Fairbanks for about a year and half, formerly a Spokane resi- dent. MT. Pearson has lived in that district for about the same length of time, having come from Seattle. He is employed by the F. E. Co. at Chata- nika.
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OLD sT. LOUIS GROUND
 NEAR HOPE BE WORKED

That mining in this district is on tic uptrend is seen in the renewal of operations on the old St. Louis Miring and Trading Co.,, 40 claims, four miles above Hope, by Charles Harper who left Seward today for the property which he has leased.
 Three men are on the ground now, MT. Harper stated, but at least six more will be put on about June 1 at which time he expects to be ready to begin hydraulic operations.
 Mrs. Patten accompanied MT. liar per today and will be in charge ,f the kitchen.
 There is considerable dead work to do, he added, for no work has been done on the claims for 8 period of II years. He is taking out sup plies and material all of which, in. cluding Mrs. Patten, will be taken across Turnagain Arm in the Math- ison boat.
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LAYING CONCRETE FLOOR

Continuing the steady improve ments which have been underway in the Seward hotel for many months past, a concrete floor in the basement is now being laid; an exterior en- trance is also being put in.
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ALASKA IS INVITED

An invitation for Alaska to partt cipate in the Pacific Southwest Fix position to be held at Long Beach Cal, in July and August, has been received at Juneau.
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c. l.. Rich, the affable Alaska rep resentative of the Black Bear Co., of Seattle, is back in Seward after mak- ing one of his regular trips to the h. terior calling on the trade.
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OIL DRILLING STOPS

The abandonment of further drill ing fer oil in the Yakataga field has been decided upon by the Gene. l Petroleum interests, according to an item in the Empire.
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THE NEW COLUMBIA PORTABLE
 PHoNoGRAPH. FINE TONE s5o.oo,
 EASY TERMS. scHALLERER's AL AskA SHOP.
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Frye-Bruhn's Baby Beet Is unex. celled.
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FIGURES show that more Prince Albert is smoked by experienced jimmy y-pipers than any other brand. You might give any of a dozen reasons why they bought their first tin of P. A. But their tenth and their hundredth ... only demonstrated quality can account for that! Wou1dn't you say so?
 The very fragrance of PA. is an indica- ton of the quality-taste still to come. The first fre-up makes good on the aromatic promise. Cool as steeple-jack doing his stuff. Sweet as getting back to earth again
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safely. Mild and mellow and long-burnin Some tobacco, Men, and no mistake!
 If you don't know the joys of pi packed with PA, get busy and make up f lost time. No matter what your present set-, may be, try Prince Albert. It IS not an expe ment, but an experience "a little journ into land of pipe-joy that you'll take mai times every day.