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The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

Dodge Sedan 1926.
. Dodge Sedan 1925.
Dodge touring late.
Ford Roadster, inclosure 1925
Willis knight Sedan, late.
Studebaker, Sedan 1927. -. 49,
Truck. Graham's.
OTU0 BROS.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

lambs for sale
Lamb rams. $40; yearlings. $25;
one outstanding 4-year-old regis
tered ram, $35. All full blooded
stock. Frank Pesheck, tel. 4 f 20,
Sauk Centre. 1918. pd.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

!, Roller skating Saturday after
noon for school children at Arm
ory. Fifteen cents, 2 till 4:30.-
ADV.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

DANCE at Gene's&big barn, Tuesday,
Oct. 9. The Melody, Makers, of
New York Mills: will play. Every
Tuesday and Friday will be new
time dances. Join the crowds
here to the snappy orchestra mu-
sic IL ,
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FOR SALE-24 pigs on Whitney
farm 2 miles south of Westport.
A. Lewis - 1919. pd. =, !:
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RARE OPPORTUNITY for stock
.' farmer to rent a 240 acre farm.
r. 100 acres under cultivation near
. Regal, Mimi, for only $500 pe-
acre: White Frank Kruple, 815
~; Penn Ave. Mason City, Ia.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

EAR SALE ......
Auto accessories at less than mail
order prices. Oils and, greases.
30x3M cord s$8.88. ->
30x3h tubes CSC.
OTTO BROS. 1S
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Roller skating in Armory, Sauk
Centre every night except Mon
day. Everybody welcome. Good
time for all.-Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

FOR RENT-Furnished apartments
with heat, light and water in
+ c!uded. Phone AZ. Mrs. F. c. Lee.
-. 1S If.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

Dancing at Lakeside Pavilion,
Glenwood on Friday, Oct. 5th.
Music by Tom Gates 9-piece
band. Regular dancing every
Friday. Old time dances every
Saturday during the month of
October.-Adv .-
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

FOR Strawberry and rasp-.
berry plants for sale reasonable.
Leonard Lisle, on Fairy Lake road
IL miles north of Sauk Centre.
1913 pd. '~'
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

FOR SALE-Fordson tractor with
two John Deere plows, triple box
wagon. Inquire r. r. DeLong.
1919 pd. -
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Dancing at Lakeside Pavilion,
Glenwood on Friday, Oct. 5th.
Music by Tom Gates 9-piece
band. Regular dancing every
Friday. Old time dances every
Saturday during the month of
October.-Adv -
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

ESTRAYED-6 calves, 2 black and
red. Julius Haftorn, Belgrade,
MINI. 1S pd. =
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

IF YOU HAVE the forward look you
will find the upward trail and it
will be directing you towards the
Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Minn. Send for catalog.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

VERENA 2GASPARD, ACCOM-.
PANIED BY HELEN BROWN.
WILL ENTERTAIN THE PUB
Lie AT A VOCAL RECITAL
FRIDAY, 8 p. M, AT ST.
PAUL'S CHURCH PARLORS.
ADM. 35c. EVERYBODY VEL
COME.-Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

FOR SALE OR RENT-Modern
room house with two lots and gar
age. Will rent house furnished
or unfurnished. Mrs. Charles Gray.
Telephone 324, 425 Pine st. 17tf
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

SPECIAL-FOR 80 DAYS,
PAUL'S SUPREME PERMANENT
WAVE, INCLUDING SHAM
POO AND WAVE SET, $3.50.
COYLE'S BEAUTY SHOP.
PHONE So FOR APPOINT
MENTS. Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

|SPECIAL-For 80 days, Paurs Su-
preme Permanent Wave, includ-
ing shampoo and Wave set, $3.50
+ Coyle's Beauty Shop. Phone 5S
for appointments. 18
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FOR SALE Edging's make good
kindling wood. 8 bundles for 81.
S6iner Lbr. CO.--10tf
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FOR SALE-Very valuable lake
property, 1-3 acres, Little Birch
Lake, known as the Kelsey prop
erty. Sealed bids will be received
by Mrs. Florence Dock, Secretary,
up and until noon Thursday, Oct.
25. Right reserved to reject any
and all bids. 1919.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

FOR SALE-Hard coal heater, self
feeder type. Minnesota Power and
Milling Co. 1913. -
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

FOR SALE-Cedar kindling wood
stove wood length, at the ELECTRIC
Supply Shop, Sauk Centre. 17-16
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

FARM FOR RENT-20O acres i'm
proved farm, miles south of
Osakis. Inquire of J. I. Manning,
Osallis, MINI. 18 nd.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1928-10-04

FOR RENT-Two modern rooms for
light house, keeping,-312 Birch ST.
60 If.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
Leading Grid Games Saturday
LOCAL TEAMS.

4
Georgetown VS.. West Virginia, Griffith
Stadium, 2 o'clock.
Maryland VS.. Virginia, College Park
2:3O o'clock.
George Washington VS.. American Uni.
versity, Eastern High Stadium, z
o'clock.
Catholic University VS.. st. Johns, Brook
lyn, n. Y.
GaIIaudet VS.. Susquehanna, Selinsgrove
Pa.
Maryland Freshmen VS.. North Carolina
Freshmen, Chapel Hill, n. c.
Howard VS.. Fisk, Howard Stadium.
EAST.
Princeton VS.. Yale, Princeton, N. j.
Harvard VS.. Holy Cross, Cambridge,
Mass.
New York University VS.. Missouri, New
York.
Lafayette VS.. Penn State, Easton, Pa.
Pennsylvania VS.. Columbia, Philadelphia.
Cornell VS.. Dartmouth, Ithaca, N. Y.
Navy VS.. L0yOla (BaItimOre), Annapolis.
Army VS.. Carleton, West Point.
Brown VS.. New Hampshire, Providence.
JOhnStOwn.
Colgate VS.. Syracuse, Syracuse.
Amherst VS.. Williams, Amherst.
Boston College VS.. Canisius, Buffalo.
! FOrdham vs.. Detroit, New York.
Lehigh VS.. Rutgers, Bethlehem.
Wesleyan VS.. BOwdOin, MiddIetOwn,
Conn.
Gettysburg VS.. Western Maryland, Get
| tySburg.
Boston University VS.. Norwich, Boston
Buffalo VS.. Hobart, Buffalo.
C. c. New York VS.. Manhattan, New
York.
Connecticut Aggies VS.. Rhode Island,
StOrrS.
Delaware VS.. St. JOseph's, Newark, Del
Duquesne VS.. ThieI, Pittsburgh.
| Dickinson VS.. Franklin Marshall Car
Isle.
| HaverfOrd VS.. Drexel, HayerfOrd, Pa.
Middlebury VS.. Vermont. Middlebury.
MuhIenberg VS.. Lebanon Valley, Allen
town.
Pennsylvania Military VS.. Mount St.
Mary's, Chester, Pa.
| Rochester VS.. Rensselaer,, Rochester
st. BOnaventure VS.. Niagara, Olean, n. Y
Schuylkill VS.. Albright, Reading, Pa.
| SwarthmOre VS.. Ursinus, Swarthm0re.
Temple VS.. Geneva, Philadelphia.
Tufts VS.. Mass. Aggies, MedfOrd.
Villanova VS.. Grove City, Philadelphia
SOUTH
Alabama VS.. Ga. Tech, Atlanta.
Florida VS.. Clemson, jacksonville.
Georgia VS.. Louisiana State, Athens, Ga
Kentucky VS.. v. M. l., Lexington, Ky
Sewanee VS.. Tulane, New Orleans.
Mississippi VS.. Southwestern, Memphis
Tenn.
yIor VS.. Southern Methodists, Waco
Tex.
Tennessee VS.. Vanderbilt, Nashville.
Texas VS.. Texas Christian, Fort Worth
Mercer VS.. The Citadel, Savannah, Ga
Alabama Poly VS.. Mississippi Aggies
Birmingham.
Centenary VS.. Louisiana Tech, Shreve
port.
Chattanooga VS.. Mississippi College
Chattanooga.
Miami VS.. StetsOn, Miami, Fla.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
.|OWA'S Chief PERIL
IS |SOvERCONF|DENCE
Battle With Wisconsin al
Iowa City May Decide
Conference Title.
BY PAUL r. NICHOLSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

~ HICAGO, November 16.-over-
4 confidence of his Iowa pigSkin
warriors is worrying Coach Burt
~ Ingwersen more than Wiscon-
sins heralded passing and run
ming attack.
Inoculated by victories over Chicago,
Minnesota and Ohio State, Iowa ap-
pears too confident of triumph over
the Badgers tomorrow to suit IngWer-
sen, who years ago was taught by his
old teacher, Bob zuppke of Illinois, that
overconfldence can beat any good team,
All week long the Iowa coach has
attempted to slap down the optimistic
wave. but the only help he has had
came from Cedar Rapids fortune
teller, who forecasts a Wisconsin vic
tory. Freshmen, armed with Wiscon-
sin plays, have been stopped almost in
their tracks this week by the varsity.
Iowa City, scene of the game which
may decide the Big Ten foot ball cham
pionship for 1928. was crowded today
with the advance guard of the thrcng
that plans to watch the clash, and
odds were strongly in favor of Iowa.
Meanwhile Wisconsin kept plugging
along with its passing game and SEEM
ingly had it down to perfection The
Badgers, 35 to 40 strong, were to leave
Madison today for overnight quarters
at Cedar Rapids. Gov Fred thinner
man issued pep" call yesterday, re-
questing students and every one in
Madison to give send-off to Coach Glen
Thistlethwaite and his big machine.
Two other invasions we're on today in
the Big Ten gridiron ranks, Illinois
Evening star., 1928-11-16
HYATTSvILLE COURT
TEAM SEEKS ACTION

HYATTSVILLE, Md, November 16-
Hyattsville Midgets, who are seeking a
game for tomorrow with 115-pound
class basket ball team, were to meet
today to elect officers. The squad has
been practicing for some time in Hyatts-
vile High School gymnasium and is
hopeful of successful season.
Leading contenders for positions in
clude Donald Hollingsworth, Rolph Jar
rell, Edward Bucklin, Warren Evans.
Johnny Schoenbauer, Jimmy Moore and
Leonard Smith.
BowIers of Company r, 1st Infantry,
Maryland National Guard, Of Hyatts-
vile. who Jared not so we'll last season
in the Mems Prince Georges County
Duckpin Association, are making a
stronger showing this campaign and
now stand second in the flag race in
section l Of the county league. Francis
Halloran. Fred Portion, Edward Kessler.
Hugh McClay and Richmond Reeley
comprise the Soldier combination.
While Hyattsville High School boys
soccer team. Prince Georges County
champion, is meeting PooleSville High,
Montgomery County standard bearer,
in the first of a series of matches be-
tween county title holders for State
laurels today at Rosedale playground,
Washington, the Hyattsville High girls
field ball team, which also won the
Prince Georges crown, was engaging
Ellicott City High, Howard County
champion, at Patterson Park, Baltimore,
in the first match of the State field bali
tournament.
Ensign william E. Howard, jr., U. S. NJ,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Howard
of Hyattsville, has been ordered to duty
at the Naval Academy, where he will
assist Head Coach Johnny Wilson in
tutoring the Navy basketers this Win
ter. Howard. captain of last seasons
strong Middle five, has been serving on
the U. S. S. Arkansas at Norfolk, Va.
Howard also starred in tennis at the
Academy. He is former court and
tennis star Of Central High School,
Washington.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
CITY COURT LEAGUE
TO GATHER TONIGHT

Washington City Basket Ball League
is to gather tonight on the second fiooS
OF the Y. NJ c. A. at o'clock There
Is vacant berth in the league as the
result OF the withdrawal of the Jewish
Community Center team and any team
wishing to join should be represented
at the meeting.
Candidates for the Saks Trojans bas-
ket ball league team will drill for the
first time tonight in the old Eastern
Menhaw Is booking games for the uuint
at Main 1850.
In an opening match of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union Basket Ball
League last night Kendall tossers routed
West Washington, last seasons cham
pions, 81 to 4.
National Prep unlimited class bas-
keters will plan for the season at a
meeting tomorrow night at 1880 O'Clock
at the home of Tuck Dalgish. A ca
pable array of talent has been lined
up for the team.
Howard A. French courtmen are In
drill tonight in Central High gym. The
players are to meet at Eighth and Fl
streets northeast at Z o'clock.
Clark Griffiths quint, which plavs
in the 100-pound class, claims 1t did
not suffer legitimate defeat a few
evenings ago at the hands of Fort Myer.
The Griffs declare they had agreed to
play only practice game with the
Fort Myer team, which is a 1l5-pound
class outfit. The Griffiths are after a
game with Pontiacs to be played to-
night at o'clock in the Macfarland
Junior High gym. Call Manager Hunter
at Adams 257.
Corinthian midget class quint and
kanaWhas will met tonight at $50
O'CLOCK IN Business High gym.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

v. P. I. VS.. Washington and Lee, Lex
ingtOn, Va.
South Carolina VS.. Furman, Columbia,
S. G..
West Virginia Wesleyan vs.. Davis-E Ell
kins, Buckhann0n, w. Va.
Johns Hopkins VS.. st. Johns, Baltimore.
Davidson VS.. North Carolina, Davidson.
Emory and Henry VS.. Elon, Emory.
North Carolina State VS.. Duke, Raleigh.
Richmond VS.. Hampden- Sidney, Rich
mOnd.
MID WEST.
Iowa VS.. Wisconsin, Iowa City.
Carnegie Tech VS.. Notre Dame, South
Bend.
Pittsburgh VS.. Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr.
Chicago VS.. Illinois, Chicago.
Indiana VS.. Northwestern, Bloomington.
Iowa State VS.. Kansas Aggies, Ames.
Kansas VS.. Oklahoma, Lawrence.
Haskell Indians VS.. Minnesota, Mime
apoliS.
Marquette VS.. Creighton, Milwaukee.
Michigan VS.. Michigan State, Ann Ar
Dor.
Ohio State VS.. Muskegum, Columbus,
Ohio.
Purdue VS.. Wabash, Lafayette, Ind.
South Dakota VS.. North Dakota Aggies,
Vermilion, S. Oak.
Butler VS.. EarIham, Indianapolis.
Cincinnati VS.. DennisOn, Cincinnati.
Dayton VS.. Ohio Northern, Dayton, Ohio.
Heidelberg VS.. Hiram, Tiffin, Ohio.
John Carroll VS.. st. Viator, Cleveland.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. Ohio u, Delaware,
Ohio.
st. Xavier VS.. Centre, Cincinnati.
Western Reserves VS.. Oberlin, CIeve-
land.
FAR WEST.
Stanford VS.. Washington, PalO Alto.
California VS.. Nevada, Berkeley.
Southern California VS.. Washington
State, Los Angeles.
Oregon VS.. Oregon Aggies, Corvallis.
Montana VS.. Idaho, MiSSOula.
Colorado College VS.. Colorado, Colorado
Springs
Colorado Aggies VS.. Denver, Denver.
Utah Aggies VS.. Montana State, Logan,
Utah.
Whitman VS.. Idaho College, Walla
Walla, Wash.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
Northwestern PAPER
STlRS IRE OF RIVALS

CHICAGO, November 16 (P.-Uni-
versity of Chicago students are up in
arms because of an editorial in the Daily
Northwestern, student publication of
Northwestern University, which suggest
ed that Chicago quit Big Ten athletics
because of the Indifferent success of
it's teams"
Some of the most irate planned
retributive action, recalling the sever
snce of athletic relations between Chi
cago and Northwestern two years ago,
but university officials are doing their
best to quell the disturbance.
Athletic Director TUG" Wilson OF
Northwestern was the first to rally to
the defense of Coach Amos Alonzo Stagg
of Chicago, reviewing his record as foot
ball coach-a record that shows eight
foot ball championships in 81 years and
numerous ties.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
ALEXANDRIA FIREMEN
TO PLAY HALETH0RPE

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 16.--
Alexandria Fire Department has sched-
uled the Halethorpe A. C. of Baltimore,
one of the strongest unlimited teams
in Maryland for a game here Sunday
afternoon at $50, at Dreadnaught
Park.
The visiting team is composed mainly
Of former Loyola College stars and
members of the u. S. Coast Guard
The Firemen will workout tonight at
z o'clock.
Pat German, manager of the Virginia
A. c., is making arrangements to have
buses carry supporters OF his eleven
to Seat Pleasant, Md. Sunday afternoon
for the game with the Seat Pleasant
Fire Department.
Potomac Yard Revision Bureau open
ed the Railroad Duckpin Bowling League
last night by sweeping all three OF its
games with the Potomac Yard Trans
pcrtation Clerks. Alexandria Gazette
won two games from the Southern
Railway Mechanical Department, while
Southern Railway Clerks No. defeated
Southern Railway Clerks No. in two
OI the lLlI6G SdIlco VI OAlCA ALoS~AA'
Thomas e. SebreIl. jr., won the Of
ficers trophy donated by the officers at
Fort Humphreys, by defeating Col:
Pioue up in a 79-hole match, staged
as the play-off after they had tied
in ihe regular tournament at the Belle
Haven Country Club.
The two golfers were all-even from
the thirty sixth hole of the play-o1
until Sebrell - the seventy-ninth and
the trophy. : .e play-off required three
days.
Sylvester A. Breen, president of the
Cardinal A. c.. has been presented with
2 handsome photograph of the 1923
New York Yankees by Col. Jake Rup-
pert of the New York American League
Club. Col. Rupert has presented Breen
with pictures of his last three cham
pionship teams.
A meeting of the Alexandria Com
marcial Duckpin Bowling League will be
held at the Health Center tonight at 1880
Old Dominion Boat Club bowlers de-
feated Hoy's Sheet Metal Firm by q
score of 1852 to 1894. on the Health
Center alleys last night Windsor De-
maine scored the highest set recorded
since the opening of the new alleys
when he swept down 375 pins.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
NAVAL ACADEMY TEAMS
TO BE BUSY TOMORROW

ANNAPOLIS, November 16.-The Fall
season of sports at the Naval Academy
will practically end tomorrow. when a
large and varied program will be pre-
sented.
It will include two foot ball games,
soccer match and two cross-country
races.
The Navy varsity foot ball team meets
Loyola In the last match of the home
season. Interest attaches to it chiefly
as preparation for the game with Prince
ton in Philadelphia November "a.
The plebe eleven also closes its sea-
son, meeting the team of Kiskimenetas
School, one of the strongest school
teams in the country.
The soccer team has match with
Haverford and the barriers, varsity and
plebe, meet the varsity and freshmen
Of Georgetown.
Evening star., 1928-11-16

going to Chicago and Northwestern in
vading Indiana.
Coach Zuppke of Illinois, like Ingwer-
sen, also had to fight of overconll-
dence, but his men got most Of that
knocked out of them by Michigan.
Deimling at end and Timm at half
back have been announced as definitely
lost for the season.
Smarting under criticism of alumni.
for their failure to win a conference
game this season, Coach Amos Alonzo
Stages Chicago team was in a fight
ing mood. Hugh Mendenhall has been
charged with the job of calling signals
and Stagg has warned against recur-
renee of dissension that cropped out in
the Wisconsin game. Tomorrow's game
is the last on Chicago's schedule.
Coach Pat Page and his Indiana
eleven awaited the Northwestern game
with hopes lowered by injuries. Swi-
hart, regular guard. joined the already
large list of cripples yesterday with an
infected foot, which may keep him out
of the game. Northwestern. however
was in good physical condition and 20
players made the trip to Bloomington.
At Ohio State. Coach Jack Wilce
spent most of his time trying to And
a fullback who can smear line. The
Evening star., 1928-11-16
Z0BEL, GAMEC0CKS' ACE,
OUT OF FURMAN BATTLE

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 16
(Ho.-When the news leaked out yester-
day that Zobel, South Cardinals ace,
would not be in the game SATURDAY., the
stock of the Gamecocks took a slump.
Zobel, according to advices from the
university. is confined to his bed with
an attack of influenza.
Other members of the squad are in
top shape it is reported. and the Fur
man Purple Hurricane will face team
Saturday that will be doing its best to
''show of" before the hundreds of old
grads expected here for homecoming
daV
Evening star., 1928-11-16

Buckeyes play Muskingum in a non-
conference affair tomorrow, but a-e
pointing for the Illinois game a week
hence
Purdue and Michigan, which play
non-conference opponents tomorrow.
also are taking advantage of their
"breathers" for important games, Mo-
vember "a. Purdue will clash with its
greatest rival, Indiana, and Michigan
will attempt to halt Iowa, if Wisconsin
fails, on that date.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
HILLTOP HARRIERS
RACE NAVY TEAMS

Georgetown University's varsity and
freshman cross country teams will meet
the Navy varsity and plebes tomorrow
in runs at Annapolis.
Navy is figured to win the varsity
contest. but the Hoya freshmen are
expected to offer the plebes plenty of
opposition
Carney. Julicher, Milstead and Hen
nessey of last seasons tWo-mile relay
team. and Augustine, Hazard. Chornack
and Halpern viii make up the Hilltop
varsity team.
Fitzgerald Kennedy, Mara, Downing,
Teevens, Carlin, Diach3chyn, Kelley,
Ieary and st. Lawrence viii comprise
the Blue and Gray yearling comhina-
Aioun
Evening star., 1928-11-16
EASTERN POWER BOAT
CLUB PICKS OFFICERS

Eastern Power Boat Club. which will
hold its annual oyster roast Sunday on
Piscataway, Md, Greek, has elected j.
E. Battenfield, ST., as commodore for
the ensuing year.
Other officers chosen are: w. D. Dow
ling. vice commodore; T. Adams, fleet
captain; M. Sackett secretary: VIII
liam Battenf1eld financial secretary.
William F. Ruckert. treasurer; j. E.
Battenfield, jr., electrician; j. Apolonio
club measurer and railway steward; DR..
Butz. fleet surgeon, and A. Glasscock
G. Snyder and r. Kaiser, trustees.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
States Doomed Tomorrow: Hapke,es Heavy Favore Over Badgers
HOW VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND WILL FACE
Virginia
MARYLAND

Maryland-Linemen Wilson, Dix Mcdonald Fisher,
Roy Wnterberg, H. Eppe Wondrack
Az Parsons IT. Blackstone 16; Warchoy 90; PIT
10.
Virginia-Flippn Motley Ivey Boothe 81
26 Janney 81 Paxton 29 Wy 30 Backs Close g. Pin
kerton, 16; Smith, 49, Odenheimer, 25
Referee-Paul Magofin Michigan Umpire-W Foster,
South neSman-Rchard Daniels, Georgetown.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-09-27
WeStbOund
EaStbOund
Road Work Completed

During the past week two blocks OF
city streets have been improved with
coverings of macadam and this prac-
tically completes the work for this
year, officials stated.
Monday, the piece of pavement on
Center street between Third and
Fourth streets, was completed and
connects with the cement improve
ments made by the Imperial Ice Cream
Company fronting its plant on Cen
ter street. This Improvement makes
it easy of access to the loading plat
form of the dairy company for farm
ers who bring their milk to the dairy
each day.
The second block of street complet-
ed during the week lies between the
bridge over the Baltimore and Ohio
tracks on Third street and the Yough-
iogheny River bridge also on Third
street. This section has been nicely
graded and is quite an improvement
to that section of town.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-09-27
Bob Martin To Be Employed in
Brothers Furniture Store Here

The future plans for Bob Martin,
of Terra Alta, heavyweight champion
of the American Expeditionary
Forces, include working in the furni-
ture store of his brother, A. R. Mar
tin, in Oakland, according to a state
ment of the Oakland merchant. Mr..
Martin plans for the erection Of fill
ing station on his farm which. is To-
Gated on the highway a short distance
from Terra Alta, on the Oakland
road.
Bob has abandoned his contemplate
ed trip to Walter Reed Hospital, at
Washington, D. c., to receive treat
ment, and stated that if he did go to
the institution it would only be for an
examination and not for treatment.
He is said to be in excellent health
at this time, tops the scales at POP and
has been keeping in condition by
working on his little farm near Terra
Alta where he has been living with
his family during the past several
months.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-09-27
CLOSING TRAP SHOOT OF
YEAR BEING HELD TODAY
Last of Seasons Matches On at
Fair Grounds in Oakland

The regular schedule of the Mary
land-West Virginia Trapshooting
League season will come to a close
here this afternoon when the gamers
of the six clubs battle it out. over the
Oakland Gun Club traps.
At the present time Cumberland is
leading Meadow Lark, Keyser, by a
margin of seven birds for the G. o.
Sharrett banner, and it will be up to
the Marylanders to keep out in front
if they expect to cop the league cham
pionship this year. Meadow Lark won
the title in 1927.
1t will be necessary for every
shooter of the league to be in OAK
land in order to be eligible for the tro-
plies and $3.50 added money which
will be awarded at the post-season
shoot scheduled for the Meadow Lark
Gun club in Keyser on October 4.
The shoot today is being held in
connection with the Garrett County
Fair, and W. R. C"BilPO Browning
is going to combine his annual mer-
chandise shoot and make it the big
gest firing event of the year.