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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-16

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HELP WANTED MALE

LEARN Barbering during winter
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WANTED TO RENT

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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED-Mid-
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children and father in family.
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giving references and salary ex-
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PHONE 82-

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THIS HAS HAPPENED

JERRY RAY thinks that love
n Il de1usl0n and decides 70 marry
for money. Her vacation plane
nre spoiled by the loss OF her
savings. md nothing remains bot
To GO camping with her room.
her 10 a wealthy eligible IN the
person OF ALESTER CARSTAlRS
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their camp. But her heart re.
spOnds 10 the alterations Of DAN
HARVEY. his pilot.
ALESTER seems 1ntePeste0 u
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her against him. hut letter from
her mother revealing poverty an6
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Alesser In order 10 gain material
comforts for all Of them.
Unable 10 borrow money TO boy
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lnce tunic from the store where
she Notwithstanding to slip u
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Her dancing partner. urges ~
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her abduct0r down. lie wants 20
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when she realizes what has hap.
pened 10 the store gown-espe.
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Six room modern
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Two room modern apartment on
upper Eleventh street. Geo. M.
Rerister
, 1928-04-07
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A i the request nj the administrator Of
8 the estate Of ROSALiNE SUSANNA
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suant to the order Of the District Court
of the Virgin Islands of the United
States, Sub Judicial District Of Chris
tiansted, made under date of 5th of
March 1923. will be offered for sale at a
public auction to be held at the under
signed Vendue Office 10 the Town Of
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
Valley City Teachers
Capture Track Title;
jamestown Is Second

Valley City, N. D., May 2S.-val-
ley City State Teachers college
won the championship at the Inter-
state intercollegiate conference
track meet here Saturday, annexing
As points by winning 5 firsts, tying
for /, 2 seconds and 8 third places.
jamestown was . close RIVAL the
entire meet and piled up 81 points
to place second. With about half
the events finished, four schools, FL
lendale, Wahpeton, Jamestown and
Valley City were separated by only
two points, 50 close was the COM
petition.
Glendale Normal placed third
with 20 points, WAhpeton fourth
with II and Moorhead finished fifth
with 6 tallies. Several good per-
formances were turned in the seven
conference records were broken and
one tied.
Mass Of Wahpeton bettered the
mile run record. johnson Of Wahpe-
ton the 40, Hall, jamestown the
eco yard dash, Mcqueen at Valley
City the discus, Eslel Of Valley
City and Kurtz Of jamestown both
tied for first in the pole vault to
break the conference record. Ernie
Robertson Of Glendale, in running
the century race, tied the record 1t
1913.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
Yank Davis Cup Team
Eliminates Cinnamon

Kansas City, May 28.-(P-Win-
ming the double. in straight sets
here Saturday, the United States
eliminated China in the third match
of the International Davis cup ten
mis- series.
Captain William T. Tilden, Ameri-
cas- ranking star, and w. F. Coen.
16, Kansas City, youngest player
ever to wear the Stars and Stripes
in Davis cup competition, swept
through Gordon Lum and Paul
Kong, SO, 6-1, 6-3, to clinch victory
in the American zone semi-finals.
John Henncssey Of Indianapolis
yesterday defeated Lum 6-3, 81, 60
in the singles, while George Lott of
Chicago won over Kong in love sets,
60, 60, 60.
Today's victory advanced the
United States to the American zone
finals in Chicago in June with
Japan.
The victory today left without i'm
port and concluding singles tomor-
row between Hennessey and Kong
and Lott and Lum.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
ANDY PAYNE PL0DS TRIUMPHANT WAY
AS PYLE'S BUNlON DERBY IS ENDED
Oklahoma Farm Boy Leads IS
Survivors Of 3,422.Mile Mar.
athon into Madison Square
Garden ~ Winner May Get
$25,ooo-John Salo Tags
Victor

New York, May 2S.-(R-
Through a forest Of empty seats
strange contrast to the trails Of the
Rocky mountains, the parching
winds Of deserts, and the concrete
Of city pavements-55 survivors of
Charlie Pyle's transcontinental foot
race, plodded to the end of their
weary trail Of 1929 miles in Madi-
son Square garden Saturday.
Andrew Payne, the sun blackened
21-year-old son Of an Oklahoma
farmer, nursed the wide lead he has
held for several days in the final
2O-mile grind over the cement floor
Of the garden and won the first prize
Of $4,000 Pyle offered the winner
when the fantastic jaunt started "a
days ago in Los Angeles.
John Salo, who finished first in
the run from Suffern, N. Y, to his
home town of Passaic, N. j., Friday,
and led in Saturdays lap, was Sec
ond. He finished Is hours, IS min.
utes and 80 seconds behind Payne to
win $4,000.
The next eight prize winners are:
Philip Granville, Hamilton, Ont,
third-$5.000
Mike Joyce, Cleveland, fourth
$500.
Guisto Timex, Trieste, Italy, fifth
81 900.
William Kerr, Minneapolis sixth
$1,000.
Louis Perella, Albany, seventh
$1,000.
Ed Gardner, Seattle, eighth
$1,000.
Frank Won Flue, Herman, Calf,
ninth-$1,000.
John Cronick, Saskatoon, Sask.,
1Oth-$1 900.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
ST. PAUL DISPLACED
BY BLUES-BREWERS
Deadlock for Association Top
to Be Decided by Four
Game Series

Jack Lelivelt and his Milwaukee
cannoneers moved down into Kan
sas City's bill yard today for q
four-game argument with the Blues
over who's who in the American As.
ISOLATION pennant marathon.
Coming through the weekend
games with victories, the two teams
became deadlocked for first place
St. Paul, which has reposed atop
the standings much of the season,
fell by the wayside Saturday and
yesterday, dropping to second
place.
The Blues trimmed the Saints
yesterday in a thinning game, s
to 4. The Brewers defeated Mime
apolis, z to 3. Lefty" Brillheart
Of the Millers pitched good ball ex-
cept for his wildness, which sent
nine men to first via the pass route,
Indian. polls displaced Minneapo-
lis in fourth place by taking its
second straight victofy over Toledo.
The indians won Saturday and
checked the Mddhen winning streak
that had extended IL games. The
two defeats showed the Hens from
fifth to sixth place.
Columbus and louisville played
two games, dividing the twin bill.
Columbus won the opener, 3 to 2,
and dropped the nightcap. 4 to 8.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
Big Ten Track Marks
Excel East'S Best

Chicago, May 28.-tR-Hopes of
the BigsTen to place its outstanding
stars on Americas track and field
team were buoyed instead of
dimmed by the annual outdoor con-
ference meet Saturday, which
marked another triumph for Illinois.
Comparison Of records made by
the Big. Ten tracksters and those
competing in the eastern intercol-
legiate at Harverd on the same day
and under about the same weather
conditions reveal the vast excelled
in eight events, the east in six, while
one, the running high jump, was
even. The Big Ten was faster in
all track events, while the eastern
performer were superior in the field,
except for the high jump.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
A. 0. j. W. NINE
BEATS HARMON
Klein's Powerful Poke, a Home
Run, Has ScOtchmen WOr.
ried, Is Report

The A. o. u. w. ball club took adj
vantage of hot sun and the offer
ings Of J. Kuper to swamp Harmon
11-3 Sunday. The dodgers connect
ed safely Ia times. Eleven of the
boys swung twice and missed the
third one and wondered what was
wrong with the bat.
F. Hummel was going good for
the locals. He struck out IL and
allowed only 8 scattered hits, one of
which was a triple by E. Huber.
In the fourth, Patera socked out
a three Dagger, and in the eighth
Klein hit his second homer in three
games. There are a few optimistic
Scotchmen still looking for the ball
according to the last reports.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
Reds and Cubs Entrench
at Card-Pirate Expense
Carl Mays and Sheriff Blake
Hurl ShutOut Victories for
National League Leaders,
Hadley Turns Back Sena-
tOrs-BrOwns Break Even
by Downing Indians
(By The Associated Press)

Fine pitching performances by
Carl Mays and Sheriff Blake have
enabled Cincinnati and Chicago ia
strengthen their hold on first and
second place in the Nationa! league
pcnnant race.
Mays, who pitched his submarine
slants in the American league for
years, hurled the Reds to a to 0
victory over the Cardinals at St
Louis yesterday. Bunched hits off
Rcinhart in the seventh and eighth
accounted for the Reds tallies. 1t
was q costly victory for the league
leaders, however, for Red Lucas, ace
Of the pitching staff, suffered a
broken bone in his wrist during bat
ting practice.
Forty thousand persons jammed
Wrigley field to see Blake blank the
Pittsburgh Pirates, 3 to c, granting
five scattered safeties. 1t was
Blake's fifth straight victory of the
season. Two of the Cubs runs were
driven in by Cliff Heathccte. Clyde
Beck handled 10 assists and one put
out at short and Charlie Grimm
Is putoutS at first base.
Giants in Third Place
The New York Giants moved into
third place by nosing out the Phils
in both ends of a double bill. Otis
single scoring Roush gave McGraw's
clan the first game in the eleventh
inning, 5 to 4. 1t was Benton's
eighth victory in 10 starts, all of
them complete games. Don Hurst S
wild throw permitted Terry to score
the winning run in the ninth inning
of the night-cap, Virgil Barnes re-
cording a 2 to / victory.
The Robins and Boston Braves d.
vided a double header at Brooklyn
The Braves won the frs. game,
to l, by punching the five hits they
got off three Dodger pitchers. Ed
Brandt pitched effective ball fol-
Hornsby's club. Home runs by Del
Bissonettc and Harvey Hendrick
aided Elliott to turn back the invad.
ers in the nightcap, 8 to 3. Bison
cites drive was his eight homer oil
the season.
Hadley's Work Sensational
The best pitching Of the day, how.
ever, came in the American league
Hadley gave Philadelphia only two
hits as the Washington Senators
downed the Athletics, a to l. AL.
though practically hit-proof, Hadley
was in constant trouble because Of
his generosity in handing out passe:
seven to be exact.
Barnes fielded sensationally fo1
the Senator's, sharing eight flies il
centerfield.
The st. Louis Browns gained al
even break in their series with tn
Indians by taking the last game, +:
frce-hitting affair. 10 to 8. Uhl'
and Blaeholder were batted hard.
Ted Lyons beat Elan Van Glide
in a pitchers battle at Chicago an,
the White Sox nosed out Detroit,
to 2. Lyons held the Tigers to fou
hits, one of them Fothergill's HON,
run in the fifth. Metzler and Bar
rett led the Sox attack.
Babe Ruth hit q home run, tw,
singles, walked once and struck GU
once as the New York Yankees bea
York, of the New York Pennsylvani:
league, in an exhibition game, 8 to 2
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
Chicago Cub Stars
With Fever of 1O3

Chicago, May 28.-tP-A temper
ture efs103 made Cliff Heathcote a
"hot" ballplayer yesterday when he
helped the Cubs defeat the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
Heathcote, i'll with influenza, re-
fused to remain in bed despite the
high temperature Of the night be-
fore, and took his place in the out
field. He made three hits in three
times at bat.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
'ILLINI RETAINS
TRACK H0N0RS
Two Mile and Hammer Throw
Marks Bettered at Big
Ten Carnival
By CHARLES w n1rNKrry

Evanston. ILL.,, May 28.-(R-Two
records were smashed and another
was tied as Illinois, 1927 champions.
retained it's ..pnors in the western
conference outdoor championships
Saturday at Northwestern univer-
sity.
The lllini, scoring in II of the 16
events, piled up So 1-2 points with
Iowa furnishing the challenge with
as l-2 points.
Ohio State trailed in third place
with 20 IL points with Michigan
fourth with 26. Northwestern
ranked fifth with q points. The
remainder Of the points were divided
as follows: Wisconsin,, 16; Chicago.
Is; Indiana, II; Minnesota 8 l-2 and
Purdue 6.
David Abbott, the lanky blond
distance runner of Illinois, raced to
new record in the two-mile run.
winning the event by 80 yards in
1923 ITO. This clipped 3 $40 Sec
onds off the record established by
Rathbun Of Iowa State in 1922 at
the time the conference meet was
open to outside competition.
Hammer Mark Set
Wilfrcd II. Kctz of Michigan bet.
tered the record in the hammer
throw for the second time in two
days. Friday the Wolverine tossed
the missile 100 feet inches, break.
ing the record of 100 feet 4 inches
hung up by Shattuck of California
in 1913. Saturday Ketz threw the
weight out into the atmosphere 16l
feet Z 7-8 inches.
William Droegemueller Of North.
western university. closing his inter.
collegiate competition, tied the rec
ord in the pole vault jointly held
by himself and Chuck McGinnis Of
Wisconsin by clearing the bar at Ia
feet 3 inches.
George Simpson, the Ohio State
sophomore speedster, was the high
individual point winner, chalking up
10 points for the Buckeyes with vic
tories in the 100-yard dash and the
220-yard event. Simpson was easily
the class of the field in the furlong,
breasting the tape five yards in
front of Stamats of Iowa, Keeling
off the distance in 81 40 seconds.
He won the century in :09 $40,
lacking one-tenth of a second of ty-
ing the conference record to beat
George Hester of Michigan, the Big
Ten sprint champion, to the tape by
two yards with Kriss, q teammate,
finishing third.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
FARGO SPRINT
ACE SETS new
MARK AT MEET
Ham Simons Travels Century
in 1O.1: Midgets Nose
Out Lacrosse

Mortified, Mimi, May 2S.-(R-
Minneapolis Central, Duluth Central,
and Shattuck academy of Faribault
won championships in the annual
Carleton college invitational track
and field meet here Saturday.
Thirteen records were shattered
during the program which was par
ticipated in by 36 schools and more
than $50 athletes. A brisk wind at
their backs helped the men break
the marks in the dash and hurdle
events.
Central high Of Minneapolis re-
tanned its honors of leading the
Class ] group by scoring so points
~ against 40 for North high Of the
same city. Duluth Central counted
30 points in the Class section, and
Shattuck completely 'outdistanced
the Academy class with n points.
Central high school of Lacrosse,
Wis, and Fargo high school, admit
ted to the academy class, staged a
merry battle for second honors, with
the Flickertail institution winning
the berth 80 1-2 to 81 1-2 for La
Crosse. Pillsbury, the other entrant
in this section, finished last with
10 points.
Four new records were made in
Class A where competition was ex-
ceptionally keen despite the fact
that the Shads garnered topheavy
score. Three Of these counts were
set up by the Faribault school.
Harris counted the low hurdles
in 1862 as against :26.4. Zenne ran
the $50 yards in 2:05 or 80 seconds
better than the old record and
Beim Of Shattuck raced the 800
yard dash In the good time Of :22.7.
Hamilton Simons of Fargo set q
time of :10.1 in the 100 yard dash.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
WOODBURY. AND
DURAY SET new
SPEED RECORDS
Peter DePaolo Somersaults
Three Times on indianapolis
Race Track

indianapolis, Nav 2s-tn
Pounding over the bricks ~ ~ :.
annapolis Motor speedway at
speeds never before attained on the
course, Leon Duray and Cliff Wood
oury rode to glory Saturday II
quaii1ying for next Wednesdays 6o0
mile race. while Peter De paolo
their challenger, landed in the hns'
pitai, battered from a triple somer.
sault: but pronounced not serions.
~ injured. SCI 'ous-
woodbury., a Chicago product -
ene art tracks, first rode down the
one iap-2 l-2 miles-record Of the
iate Frank Lockhart when he nero-
.iated 1t at an average speed Of
l2l.OS1 miles an hour. Then he sur
passed the 10 mile mark also held
ny Lockhart, by averagi. 12O417
The previous lap average WI.
l2O.91O miles an hour and for IN
miles it was 1000. ~
Five minutes later heavy footed
Duray, whose home is in Los An
geles, plunged into the burn, and
skidded out Of them for one lap at
an average Of 124.O18 miles an hour
and pulled to quick stop, three of
his tires badly torn and flappinc
widely in the breeze. After :
change of rubber and a rest, Durav
returned to the course to set a 10
mile average of 122.391 miles an
hour. His time for the trip was
4:54:14.
De Pa0lo Spills
Then De Paolo, the 1927 speed
way driving champion and holder of
the 5OO-mile record for the track
1O1.13 miles an hour-rolled a new
front drive care onto the track for
whirl at the new record. Roaring
into the turn out of the back
stretch, he skidded, crashing into
the inner retaining wall, bounded
off, rolled three times and FINALLY
came to a halt on the upper wall.
De Paolo, thrown clear Of the car
was on his feet when help arrived.
He was rushed to hospital and aft
er an examination physicians an
nounced that no bones were broken
and that he was suffering from
bruises and shock. He was kept un-
der observation.
Speedway officials tonight ex-
pressed the opinion that De Paolo
would not be in condition to drive
the car even if it could be re-
paired.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
EIGHT NATIONS LEFT

New York, May 28.-(R-Com-
pletion of second round play Satur-
day finds eight nations still in the
running for the Davis cup in the
European zone. Through their vic
tories in the second round Italy, In
dia, Germany, Great Britain, Hol-
land, Austria, Czechoslovakia and
New Zealand have advanced to the
third round. Italy, through its tri-
umphs over Australia and Rumania
is favored to reach the interzone
finals when the winner Of the Euro
pean and American zone COMPETE
lions clash to establish which shall
seek to recover the Davis cup from
France.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
FALLS IS CHAMP

Sioux FAILS, >. D., May %
Washington High school OF Sioux
Falls, South Dakota champion, won
the first Eastern South Dakota
Hirh School Athletic Association
track and field meet here Saturday.
Scoring in all but two events, the
Sioux amassed q total of 81 points.
The fight for second lace was
close and Watertown, with total
81 SO l-2 points, did not clinch the
uosition until the half mile relay.
Brookings was third with 80 IL;
Huron followed closely with 81 LIZ,
with Rcdfield having %; Aberdeen,
20; Yermilion, 10 IL, and Yankton,
third, in the state meet, last with
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28
lLLINI NET CHAMPS

Lafayette, Ind, May 28.-R'-
The University Of Illinois tennis
team won the championships in both
the singles and doubles in the West
ern conference meet which closed
on the Purdue university courts
Saturday. O'Connell Of Illinois won
the singles championship for the
third successive year when he de-
feated Budd of Chicago in straight
sets, rs, CO, 60. The doubles
championship went to the Illinois
pair, O'Connell and Braudt, when
they won from Callohan and Nelson,
Chicago, in straight sets, Ga. 81,
60.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-28

Valley City, N. D., May 28.-
Paeel Of the Valley City State
Teachers college was crowned ten
mis- champion Of the Interstate In
tercollegiate conference here Sat
urday in conference tennis play, de-
feating Sturch Of jamestown col
lege in the finals, 81, 6-2.
Valley City made q clean sweep
Of the meet, capturing the doubles
matches, both Valley City entries
playing for the championship. In
the championship round Of the
doubles Ambuehl and Jones de-
feated Pagel and McCosh for the
conference title, 6-3, 6-2.