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New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
and TRACEY
FIGHT TO GOOD DRAW
No Title Involved rs Roth Fighters
Enter Ring Above the Weiter-
weight Limit

Chicago, Oct. "a R-Mushy Cal
lahan of Los Angeles, junior welter-
weight champion, and Bobby Tracey
of Buffalo fought ten rounds to a
draw last night. The bout was not
for Callahan's title, both fighters
having entered the ring above the
junior welterweight limit.
The Buffalo boxer floored the
champion in the third round with a
right cross but Callahan was up be-
fore the referee started the count.
In the ninth Tracey fell to the floor
in a hot exchange of blows but was
up at once.
Bobby La Sale. Los Angeles, AS
FOUNDER. knocked out George Rus
sell of Philadelphia in the second
round of their scheduled ten round
semi windup.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago-Mushy Callahan, Los
Angeles and Bobby Tracey. Buffalo.
n. Y. drew G0); Bobby La Sale.
Los Angeles, knocked out George
Russell. Philadelphia t2).
polis-Eddie Shea, Chica-
go. outpointed frankie Garcia, Los
Angeles 90; Windy Meyers, Gin
cinnati. outpointed Snake Aguinal-
do, Philippines, 50: Jimmie Brown.
Cincinnati, knocked out Johnny
Budd. Terre Haute, Ind. go.
Mason City. Ia.-Mike Mandell,
st. Paul. outpointed Ralph Alexan-
der, Waterloo, Ia. go.
New Iork-Joey Kaufman and
Marty Silvers, both of New York.
drew G0): Jack Phillips. Toronto.
Canada, outpontsl Eddie Shapiro,
New York, Go).
Akron. Ohio-Ioe Sekyra, Dayton.
Ohio. outpointed frankie Wine.
Butte. Mont. (10).
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
BROWN NAMES new LINE
FOR GAME WITH TUFTS
Coach McLaughry Completes His
Shakeup Of Team Following
Game With Yale.

Providence. R. L.. Oct. ~ -
Coach McLaughry has completed the
shake-up OF the Brown varsity when
he promoted seven squad linemen to
the varsity. The new line will play
against Tufts on Saturday. Those
awarded varsity berths are Brown
and Anderson, tackles; Munson and
Hapgood, guards: Heuser, center: J.
E. Munroe and johnson. ends. The
varsity backtield, which comprises
Captain Cornsweet, fullback: Mar
san, quarterback: Edwards and Fo-
garty, have retained their posts al
though f'ogarty will not be able to
play saturday. His place probably
will be filed by Flora.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
Refuses to Fight, So
Fans Are Disappointed

Dallas. Tex. Oct. "a UP)-Fight
fans who had hoped to see W. l..
tYoung) Stribling. Georgia aspirant
for the heavyweight crown of the
world, in action last night were dis
appointed when his opponent. Jack
League, San Antonio. Texas, heavy
weight, refused TO fight. He said
the sponsors OF the tight had failed
10 pay a $4,000 guarantee. The
Dallas chapter of the Veterans Of
Foreign War sponsored the fight.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
Former Stars Form Team
And Practice Princeton

Princeton. N. j.. Oct. "a (UP)-
The Princeton varsity scrimmased
50 minutes against a team of for
mer college stars yesterday and
scored two touchdowns. All Witt
mer. all American center in 1929,
Stan keck. all-American tackle IN
1921. and Fudge Neidlinger, all
American tackle at Dartmouth sew
eral years age. lined up against the
Princeton varsity.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
McCill Basketball Team
PLAYS in United States

Montreal. Que. Oct. "a @-Mc-
Gill university's basketball team will
play 4 number of games In the
United States during the Christmas
holidays.
Dartmouth will be met at Ham
over on Dec. IA; Vermont at Bur-
lington. Dec. IS: Army at West
Point. Jan. 2, and Pratt Institute at
Brooklyn. ". r. Jan. 3. The Cana
dams also will meet Clarkson at
Potsdam. N. Y. at date to be de-
cided upon later.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
CHICK MEEHAN GIVES
NEW YORK U. SHAKEyp
Coach Trying to Bolster Up Forward
Passing Attack for Colgate
Game saturday

New York. Oct. "a UP)-Coach
Chick Meehan has given the New
York University football team a
shakeup in an effort to bolster the
Violet forward passing attack for
the Colgate game Saturday. replac-
ing Jinx O'Herin at quarterback
with Archie Roberts. The change
sacrifices rs pounds in weight to the
N. Y. L. backfield but Meehan
hopes to beat the team which last
year held the Violets to a tie, with
an aerial attack revolving around
Roberts.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
Canadiens Player Sold
To Newark Hockey Team

Montreal, Que, Oct. - R-Cari
Palangion. member of the squad of
the Canadiens Of the National Pro-
fessional Hockey league. has been
sold to the Newark club Of the
Canadian-Americ league. Carl u
brother OF Pete Palangion, one Of
the Canadiens' regularA
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
Dartmouth Scouts Tell
All About Harvard PLAYS

Hanover. N. H.. Oct. - (UP)-|
Dartmouth. which has been driving
hard In preparation for Saturdays
Harvard game. was let OF with a
short practice session yesterday. A
signal drill comprised the greater
part Of the program. Old-time big
Green" players who have secuted
Harvard. assisted Coach Jess Haw-
ley In teaching the squad Crimson
plays.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
Oldt, Yale's Drop-Kick
Expert, May Not PLAY Sat

New Haven. Oct. - (UP)-Oldt,
drop-kicking Yale left end may not
be able to play against the Army
Saturday. coaches fear. Oldts in
juries have prevented his practicing
this week. A varsity team with 4
substitute backfleld went through
supervised scrimmaSe with the
freshmen yesterday. Given the ball
on the varsity l0-yard Hne. the
freshmen toek II acress three times
and were held three ti0eA
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24
WHEN A TELLER
NEEDS A FRIEND

This Herald regrets that Clare
Briggs has met with an injury to
his hand and that his series Of
cartoons. which we know are
liked by our readers, will have
to be temporarily suspended. In
due time they will be resumed.
we expect
New Britain herald., 1928-10-24

All are deformed In some measure
Some have imperfect bodies. al
some are crippled above the ears
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
Held FOR
STORE R0BBERIES
ROY GREENUP CONFESSES TO
RCBBlNG NEIL'S STORE
AT POPLAR

Roy Greenup, who is now in the
county Jail on a charge of grand
larceny alleging theft of 237 bush
els of wheat from the Zentz-Patti-
son farm recently, has confessed
after clues which had been follow
ed by Judge Fred Turner, City
Marshall Ford Monroe of Poplar
and Deputy County Attorney Arlie
M. Foor pointed to him as the man,
that he is guilty of the robberies
of Neil's clothing store twice dur
ing the last year.
Greenup clamied that he was
held up June % and his gun taken
from him but after it was found
among his effects at the Zentz
farm and when 1t, with other in
eliminating evidence was pro-
duced, he confessed Another
man, James Marshall, is said to be
in the robberies of the
Neil Clothing store.
Marshall was apprehended by
officers at Assinab boia, Canada,
Tuesday, and will be returned to
this country by Deputy Sheriff
Monroe.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
Cnu of Butte Us State of Montana
Is Political Lineup on Prohibition

Butte resident and the national
committeeman from Montana a
resident of Butte, it can be seen
that the issue is drawn between
that city and the rest of the state.
at is ridiculous to assume that
prohibition of sale of liquor to
minors and drunkards' and loca-
ton of saloons away from church
es and schools, all of which is al
ready forbidden by the constitu-
ton, would eliminate some or any
of the evils of liquor traffic in
Montana, as is assumed in the
Democratic state platform.
mo mention is made OF debau-
cherry Of youth, sale of poison
Canadian" stuff, the farce of for
bidding state law enforcement Of
ficers from aiding in enforcement
of the federal law, or impossibility
of proper policing Of the state by
dozen federal officers, all be-
cause of the fact that Montana has
no state prohibition enforcement
law, and the fact that these con-
ditions would in large degree be
remedied by the passage of such
a measure"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
Roosevelt County
Threatened BY Suit

An incident, or, we should say
accident, in connection with the
raiding of a gambling joint at
Froid last Saturday night may
prove expensive for Roosevelt
county. A claim, we understand,
is to be filed against the county,
and in case of non-payment, suit
will be brought to force payment.
The action is to be in behalf of
Undersheriff Chas. Council. Dur
ing the preliminaries to the raid,
Council. in some unaccountable
manner, found himself sliding
along an alley on his knees. Trou-
sers sans knees resulted. He con-
tends that the loss was sustained
in line of duty and that the county
is liable. County Attorney Marion
is attempting to have the case
settled out of court, and as a mat
ter of expediency, has suggested
that the county furnish the under
sheriff with a pair of short pants,
so that his knees may have ample
sliding exercise.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
LIVESTOCK TRAIN
PLANS COMPLETED
WILL ARRIVE HERE AT 10 A. M.
FREE LUNCH TO BE BIG
FEATURE

Committees in charge of ar
rangements for the Great North
ern Livestock Demonstration train
which will reach Wolf Point on
October Is are making plans to
entertain a large gathering of
farmers and their families on that
date. Detailed plans for the day
were completed Thursday when
e. B. Duncan G. N. Agriculturist
and A. w. Warden. county extern
sion agent met with a committee
of the Commercial club.
The demonstration train which
will include exhibits of beef cat
tie, dairy cattle, swine and sheep,
wool and feed crops, will arrive
at Wolf Point promptly at 10 p. M
Saturday, Oct. 49, The program
will start Immediately afterward
at the train. Stock will be led
onto a flat car where speakers
from the Montana Extension ser
vice and State college willexplein
and discuss livestock and live
stock problems for Montana far
mers.
Following this discussion the
cattle will be unloaded for further
inspection and the exhibit cars
will be open for the benefit of
those present until IL o'clock.
A big free lunch at noon will be
served by the business men of
Wolf Point.
A feeds crop meeting will start
at / O'Clock Discus
sions will be led and talks given
by Representatives of the Agron-
omy department of Montana State
The committee in charge of ar
anticipate a large at
tendance as many livestock men
have indicated a great interest in
the coming event.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21

HELENA, Mont, Sept 20.-"It
is Montana against the city of
Butte in the political lineup in
the state this fall" according to
the Rev. William L. Wade, super
intendent of the Montana Anti
Saloon league, in commenting on
the situation in which the Demo
Gratis and Republicans find them
selves with respect to prohibition
as the election nears.
Republicans in state conven-
tion endorsed the measure to put
prohibition law back on the sta
tute books Democrats in state
convention. dominated by a dele
CATION from Butte, refused en-
dorsement of the measure and in
its stead proposed laws similar to
those enacted in old saloon days
sale of liquor to minors
and drunkards and location of sa-
looms near churches and schools.
Butte Controls
with a majority of the state
on the Democratic tic
ket residing in the city OF Butte;
with the state chairman Of the
Democratic central committee
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
INDIAN FAIR
SEPT. 27-28-29
PRIZES AND ENTERTAINMENT
TO FEATURE 3-DAY MEET
AT POPLAR
Poplar Standard)

Announcement of the Sixth An
nual Fort Peck Indian Fair, to be
held at Poplar on Sept. 27th, 2Sth
and 29th, was made by the Fair
Committee last week Exhibits
will include all agricultural and
garden products of the reserva-
tion, wide variety of school and
industrial work, livestock, etc. An
entertainment program of consid-
cradle magnitude will be provided
under the management of Fred
Fear of Frye and company
Attractive premiums for the best
hogs. poultry, grains, corn, vege-
tables, (both irrigated and non-ir-
rigated). booth exhibits, boys and
girls club work, preserves and jel-
lies, baked goods, fancy work,
drawings by school pupils, bead
work, etc, assure the usual COM
plete and worthwhile exhibits
The Fort Peck Indian Fair has al
ways stood high in this regard and
this year will be no exception.
This year the Fair Association
plans to provide the finest enter
tainment program they have ever
undertaken Realizing that weak
programs have detracted from the
fair attendance in former years,
they are arranging most attrac-
tive grand stand entertainment
which will include Il mile, u
mile and mile horse races with
some of the best horses in this
section entered, bucking contests,
wagon races, teepee races, Indian
hand games, Indian shiny games
(Sioux VS.. Assiniboines) bare
back riding, war dances, Indian
sports, etc. Fred Fear will have
charge of the races and similar
events for the comittee.
The committee in charge of the
fair consists of Fred Buckles,
president; Claude Bird, vice Pres
ident; Chas Eder, secretary; Ar
chic Red Elk, treasurer; and |
Lloyd Red Eagle, auditor Alvin
Warrior, agency farmer, will as
sist the committee in it's work.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21

Two, possibly three and perhaps
four parties will be represented
on the November ballot this year.
Both republican and democratic
candidate lists have been filed
with the secretary of state and
with these have been submitted a
list of electors of the communist
or workers party A socialist tic
ket was nominated by the conven-
tion last May but has not yet been
certified to the secretary of state.
1t may be received at any time
prior to October z.
Communist Party
Whether the communist party
electors may appear on the ballot
is not certain. An opinion has
been asked by Secretary Mountjoy
from Attorney General Foot. The
party did not hold a convention
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
CABIN MONOPLANE
PAYS VISIT HERE
DEWEY LOWERS FLYING SHIP
THAT WON 9TH PLACE IN
FORD TOUR

Dewey Lowers, formerly of this
community, now rated as one of
the nations leading aviators spent
few days at Wolf Point last
week with Stinson-Detroiter
cabin monoplane. He came here
from Des Moines, making it in s
hours flying time.
zone Sweet Job"
In the vernacular of the auto
salesman, the ship which Mr.. Low
ers is flying is zone sweet job" :"
1t is propelled by the famous
Wright whirlwind is 220 horse
power motor; the same make as
that which carried Lindy to fame
in the Spirit of st. Louis. The
plane is finished in plush, has the
latest in aviation appointments,
including carpeted floors. wicker
chairs, electric lights, lavatory,
cigar lighters and ash trays, and
is equipped with three heaters for
winter flying. 1t accommodates
six passengers with comfort.
Holds Record
Historically, also, the ship is of
interest 1t holds the worlds al
titude record with six passengers,
14,250 feet. 1t also won sixth
place in the recent Ford Reliable
ity Tour, and was one of the
planes which stopped at Froid on
July %. The monoplane is owned
by Milo Hilton, Des Moines con-
.ractor.
Mr.. Lowers left Wolf Point
for Flaxville. He will
10 commercial flying for the next
'ew weeks. While here, he spent
some time with his brother, H. w.
lowers of the Volt vicinity.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
Arrested At Froid
On Charge of Forgery

Jess Parker was arrested at
Froid Saturday and taken before
Justice Reiter of that place where
he pied not guilty to the charge of
forgery. He had secured blank
checks at a hotel and later at
tempted to get the hotel manage
ment to cash a check he had writ
ten. His insistency led the pro-
prietor to suspicion, but when an
officer arrived, Parker tore up the
check. The check has been pieced
together and will be used as evil
dence when the case comes up in
district court.
Investigation is being made to
ascertain whether this is the same
man who has been attempting for
geries in other nearby towns.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
Bring County Fair
Exhibits To LovelPs

Farmers in the Wolf Point ter
ritory who wish to exhibit at the
Roosevelt County Fair Oct. Sc
and hesitate to ship their exhibits
individually or do not have time
to take them to Culbertson prior
to the opening date may find it
convenient to leave them at the
Wolf Point Produce company.
ANY exhibits left at the store be-
fore closing time Oct will be
packed and shipped by Mr. Lowell
and will reach the Fair in time for
regular entry.
Exhibitors are urged to take ad-
vantage of this arrangement and
thus assist in building up a fair
that will be a credit to Roosevelt
county. The Fair Board is making
every effort to build up a fair that
will include products from every
section and expect liberal support
in this endeavor
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
GAMBLING JOINT
RAIDED IN FROID
$3.50 FINES PAID BY OWNER
WHO CLAIMED HE HAD
PROTECTION"

Acting on the complaint of citi-
zens of Froid, party of county
officers visited that town Satur-
day night and swooped down upon
an alleged gambling house with
very disastrous results to the
poker games and bootlegging busi-
ness.
Sheriff Anderson, Deputies
Council and Bannister, County At
torney Marion and Froid Chief of
Police Fox, each took one of the
five doors leading to the place.
Their approach was simultaneous,
and unexpected, and they caught
the gambling games at their
height, with about thirty on-look-
ers eagerly awaiting their chance
to participate in the play. Their
CONSERVATION at the appearance of
the officers was intense.
Old Time Bar
In one corner of the room an old
time bar had been fixed up where
liquor, both soft and hard was be-
ing sold by the drink. Several
partly emptied bottles were seized.
Harry David, alleged owner of
the place, Bill Garner his bartend-
er and John Boules, operator Of
the gambling games, were placed
under arrest and taken before JUS
tice Reiter who gave each a fine
of $3.50 or six months in jail Da-
vid paid the fines Since the raid
Garner and Boules are reported to
have received a ''floater's ticket"
from the Froid authorities. They
hail from Plentywood.
Had Protection
Numerous complaints had been
made against the place and when
David was warned, it is reported
hat he swaggeringly replied that
ne 'did not have to listen to local
small fries-I have protection"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
Electors Mop Haze Choice of Four
Ballots at November 6 Election

May Is as required by the 1927
law but nominated its electors
July 26. The secretary has in
quired whether the 1927 conven-
tion law superseded a prior sta
tute and made it mandatory for
electors to be nominated by con-
vention on the second Tuesday in
May or whether the communist
electors may be certified for the
ballot as public officers under the
provisions of the older statute.
The communist party has for it's
candidates William z. Foster for
president and Benjamin Gitlow
for vice president.
The farmer-labor party, for
many years active in politics in
Montana has passed out of the pic
ture, so far as any state or nation
al ticket is concerned.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
DIR. BOE TO ADDRESS
LUTHER LEAGUE SUN.

The Young Peoples Luther
Leagues of the n e. Montana cir
cult will convene at Glasgow on
September 2S, 30, 30th The DR..
L. w. Boe, president of St. Olaf
College of Northfield Mimi, and
also one of the six members of
The Lutheran International COM
mittee arranging for the interna-
tional convention in Europe next
year has consented to be present
as the convention speaker. He
will address the convention Sun
day morning and afternoon. The
Choral Union concert will be Civ
en- in connection with the Sunday
afternoon program. The Friday
evening program and the Saturday
programs will be under the leader
ship of the president, l. M Stub
kjaer of Glasgow, in the interests
of the League work.
The programs will be prepared
and conducted largely by the mem
bers of the various societies with
DR.. Boe leading the round table
discussions. This is DR.. Boe's
first visit to this section of Mon
tana and the big activities of his
busy life may prevent him from
coming again. Everyone is invit-
ed to hear him and will enjoy the
drive to Glasgow and the inspira
tion derived from this appearance
of one of the national and inter
national figures visiting our part
of Montana this year.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
WHEAT AND FRUIT
YIELDS REPORTED

Facts and figures of actual pro-
duction emphasize the agricultur-
al possibilities of region stronger
than columns of what may" be
done and what will be done
Below are some reports of yields
that "have" been done.
Paul Schillinger, Sr., has a field
of twenty-six acres located four
miles south of Vida which is farm
ed by Joe Schillinger. This year
the tenth crop was harvested from
the tract and made AZ bushels per
acre. This is the first crop of
summer fallow wheat to be raised
on it. The grain is exceptionally
clean of thistles.
Hadle Nyland bought 800 acres
five miles west of Wolf Point in
1927. This he paid for with the
crop from 60 acres this year. He
has threshed altogether over 5000
bushels of wheat this season.
II. JOnCo Ill toHcu OV DuSHtlS
an acre from a 30-acre wheat field
located on the Missouri river bot
tom near Nashua
Seeing is believing. Walt Mil
lard seven miles northeast of
Vida, reports very good apple
crop. He claims five different
of apples and we know
his claim to be true, for The Her
aid has been presented with sam
pies of five varieties by Mr.. Mil
lard. He also raises plums, cher
ries, and red and black raspber-
ries. The apple crop is so abun-
dant this year that many of the
limbs are bent to the ground.
Andrew O. Fossum, farmer liv-
ing in the Richland bench com
raised 500 quarts of
strawberries on a small patch es-
-imated at an eighth of an acre
Out of the plot S175 worth of the /
berries were sold.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
Coulter Sells Interest
In Barber Shop

A deal has recently been COM
pleted whereby Chas. Coulter sold
a half interest in his barber shop
to Oscar Abrahamson. They plan
to enlarge the shop and add a first
class beauty parlor, calling the es-
tablishment the City Barber and
Beauty shop The new partner
been employed by Coulter for
some time
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
Boules, Garner Held
On Liquor Charge

Jonh Boules and Bill Garner,
two of those fined after the raid
at Froid Saturday night. were
again in the custody of the law
this week. Federal officer Whit
wright arrested them at Home
stead Wednesday on the charge of
possession of liquor. They were
taken before U. S. Commissioner
Hanson of Poplar and placed un-
der $500 bond. They were held in
the county Jail until bondsmen
were secured Thursday
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
MRS. BLAICH ILL

Mrs. C. L. Blaich, affectionately
called Grandma by more than half
the inhabitants of Wolf Point,
was taken to the Ferguson hospi-
tai this week suffering from an at
tack of stomach trouble. Her con-
dition is regarded as quite SER
ions.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS

The Woman's club, Catholic aid
and Presbyterian Woman's club
will hold a joint reception for
teachers in the local schools next
Wednesday evening, the 9th, at
o'clock, in the NJ. E. church base
ment
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-09-21
GOLF TOURNEY SUNDAY

Play in the annual city golf
championship tournament will
start Sunday morning, Sept. %.
Those in charge state that num-
Der of entries have been made
and several more are expected be-
fore the schedule of play is drawn
up. The tourney will be played in
flights of eight, with appropriate
prizes to the winners.