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The Washington times., 1928-05-22

Officials stretched the customary
Is-hour time limit to 81 hours to pre-:
vent elimination of those who have
fought to attain the goal at Madison
SQUARE Garden, New York.
Tsha men who defied whitening
heat in Mohave Desert, Cal; freez-
Ing cold in Arizona and New Mex
leo: 4 blizzard in Texas and rains In
Missouri and New York, were never
"a fatirued when they checked here.
FOR this reason the starting hour
today was set back until 8 =. m. to
give them an opportunity to recuper'
ate.
every mile was agony for me,
especfaIly for q bad hip" said
Louis PerreIIa, Of Albany, n. T.,
who slipped from fifth to sixth
place after spending 19:O1A7 on
the road. Guess It wasn't any
bed of roses for any OF the
crowd"
John Salo, Passaic, N. J., Finnish.
American, established what Is be-
lieved to be a new worlds distance
running record when he made the
run in 12:13:O9. Salo's elapsed time
this morning for the 3,2S0.S miles
from Los Angeles is 553:11:36. He
is firmly entrenched in second place
and trails Andrew Payne, Clare
more, Okla, race leader, by only
16:19:45.
"Feeling fine, but those hills
were some drag" SalO said.
Struck by a passing motorist
who brushed his legs with a fender,
Frank Won FIue, Herman, Cali the
only native SON. in the race, came
on unaided and was second for the
day in 13:00I4. His elapsed time
was 630:55:14. Guess l was worse
scared than hurt Won Flue said.
But for an instant thought 1t
was all up with me-"
Payne. the race leader, tied with
James Polar. Reno, New, for third
for the day in 13:36:43. Pollard
holds fifteenth place in 676:32:01.
Norman Codeluppi, Pasadena, Cal,
was in tears when he reached the
control station at 2:04 a. m. His
days time being 20:04:50.
81 thought / was out after
said. "T didn't have watch
and the knee that has held me
back for days would carry me
stopping to rest. When I found
was still i'm time, it was bet.
ter than any Iiniment that could
have been put on It. I'll go
through, and live up to that
nickname, Smiles"
John ztouN Marion Ind ehAckAd
The Washington times., 1928-05-22
Richard Loses $4,000
As Promoter Of
Title Bout

NEW YORK, May 22.-Lady
Luck has turned her back on Tex
Richard. He lost $4,000 in pro.
noting the lightweight title fight
Between Sammy Mandell and
Jimmy McLarnin here last night,
it was estimated today. Tex Rick
expected the receipts would total
$3.50, 900, but they were only
$117 ,2s6.s5.
The Washington times., 1928-05-22

in 2O:29:57. His elapsed time,
S2I :0SO6 keeps him In thirty-second
place.
II started the day like a house
afire," stone said. But my hip
gave me trouble and ! did most
of the taunt in low gear"
Paul Simpson. Burlington, n. c.,
collegian, made the run in 10000,
bringing his elapsed time to
847:37:43.
Arthur Killingsworth, Of Somis,
Calf. finished in 17:17:20. His total
elapsed time il 700:11:1S.
The runners will proceed to Mid
iletown tomorrow. Capt. Daniel
Fox and q motorcycle detachment
of spotted horse troop, New York
state troopers, will escort the heel
and-toe caravan through the bal
ance of their transcontinental trek.
Here are the twelve leaders in
the "Bunion Derby" and their
elapsed time for the 3,2S0.3 miles
from Los Angeles:
AuAraw paVne CIaremOPe,
The Washington times., 1928-05-22
74.lNiIe Stretch Produces
Agony II Pyle Caravan
BY Leland C. Lewis

DEPOSIT N. r, May &c. G. (Cross-Countryl Py!e,s
highway barriers carried today toward Liberty 90 miles
east Of here firm in conviction that they had qualified as
ron men smcted in the crucble Of endurance after
travernr The TAG miles Wavery since yesterday
The Washington times., 1928-05-22
By Davis ]. Walsh

POLO GROUNDS, N. 7.
May q The harp that once
Though Tara's Hall PLAYED
lullaby music to willing and
unwilling chins had d slightly
eonr twang this morning.
Jimmy hfcIarrlln stiI1 wore O..
hakb On his back as he stepped or
81 tie ring last night after firtesL
rounds with Sammy ManoeA Bul
that was only what he had planned
ID do, meanwhile taking bow 8
left. right and center 80 the multi
tude blatted in unison. WHAT ne
hadn't expected to wear was 70.
naouse upon his tightly closed
let eye or the win rouge upon III
ilrturned Irish nose, for tnli
wasrlI part ok the act at all.
Neither vas the fact that he saw
occasion to take no bows as q
went, Ia TRUTH he took nothing ~
8Venlng, unless one wishes 70 ~
lia6 MandeT1's inevitable lett g
the GpuntenaAce and his cccasiull.'a.
fn0uKh autnorftAtfve right to tn
lobby or foyer.
~ f0r taking the lightweight
title away from MKandeIl, that
prospect became an absurdity
frans the moment they eK.
N.1nnke6 their first erimaee
N0p ne benefit 81 the cloak ard
Anas men, $1,000 iii round
numbers when they started
Ilzs& were also round st the
finish. ONLY this time they were
roafia sliOuld6rea with r0fl0rsC.
- iiRht. Il wasn't such =
much.
It also would Be achieving 80.
alifdfkx TO state 1t this point, or any
62N that MAmdell StiA lis the
lilg ei4ht cIaaapion BE- the world
EVERYDAY knew before the first
round vas over that, Il McLIaffli1i
reliv was the outstanding claI
lehesr. Mandell would b champion
untlI they started giving away
cisAr coupons To the two.nicksls.
fora lfne telephone customers
o. courses, ii IS always popular
ana always safe to stand calamity
over the man who is down and
kick him directly beneath the
clAviele. I would like to avoid this
olkfoils task but. aftsr McI.arnifasz
netsf f1,A1Seh i hsVa nd alternative
i,Ssf e flaIi0ii !. nv kick with vfadie.
tive JOY and 20 my way.
McL1afniil probably couldn't have
lsst nisl1s 6uf IL didn,f have "a
ir'1ls a 80 ~ that ~ tailed 81
-. 4 @Isa.5ia ~n1tI,a Il. fha AZ
sfss.sss 800 r. saYaA e fhk Trfs1,
= l.Es.s Ssss,a s,fs,sd and he never
st6noed trvll1k "a the face 81 Ger.
fsIss defest This was ali very
aS1s4asxstv ana commemorative. but At
ywSSfsf nOfhina nv objection Il
entered ao the manner ii which he
tried
Virtually 10 rounds behind at the
ana 81 the tenth-I called the fifth
$40 Askkh even EcLarhifi was 81
po6fiv advised 40 to keep wingiFle
away 10 the body, his apparent In.
tsnki0h being to wear his man down
Ihls would nave peer laeaa
tactics "a they were Hgntalng ~
2sllas lnsssaa .' y u s,.ss. - = l,.sI
Ms to Ting right ana leIt
hands az the ptOi!le ana neVeE
STOP. Oh course, Il - none q
~ business that he never start.
ed but nevertheless reserve
the right not to Ike the per-
III might Be pointed out that Nc
r5arnin couldn't reach Mandell't
1esd. ana / viii agree with this con
tSafIfFl Ia the extent OF saying thai
$3.50 eah reach another man.
1850 8sstS,Ss33 trviUr.
- 4assgsrs tFs TACT az the matter
49, Wefsaf1iH aT168rentl1
.sss,. -, s..s,;Ss ~ hgst Mandei
l.s11l - A..9" sl@St INA lsftsr knew
4 - 49, ri&hF wa& ane at his best
He. 4: Sga R TsFr, t sa r aSsor Pane5
The Washington times., 1928-05-22
cnRINThIAMS EAGER

rhe COrinthian Insects are listing
y eoae between and Z o'clock.
The Washington times., 1928-05-22

John stone. Marion, Ind. checked
The Washington times., 1928-05-22

He carried from the ring, In al.
Affsnn 70 the harp, the mouse and
-. yin rouge, one distinct attribute
- sar4mde" the fight with his rush
- 80 leading. But, Al to that,
- rssehing got him nothing but
!. ..,,s.rh on the nose and his leading
80 him only the exercise.
am Becoming bit weary OF
t,as@ Iadg who make" fights. Tun
.sv Aoesn't make them. either. He
uvane them.
The Washington times., 1928-05-22

Tshat was the fight, ~ II hap
nened to be fought. McLarnin
1vsaa bmE he never found the
ennallinattOm. which b not % his
Niaeredlt. lie tried to open II
wsfh the wrong key. which b.
The Washington times., 1928-05-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Nrw YoRK AT BROOKLYN. CLOUDY
phi .ADEIPflTA AT BOSTON...s. CLOVD1
AT CINCINNATI. GLEAE
CHICAGO AT ST. LOUIS. ...s... 80 -
The Washington times., 1928-05-22
AMERlcAN LEAGUE

WASHINGTON AT PHIL ADELPtiIA
BOSTON At NEW YORK ........
CLEVELAND At Chicago. 800.
ST LOUIS At DETROIT ........s
Evening star., 1928-02-09
Men of Vision

Some men have wondrous gift: they
can see long years ahead see the popu-
lation drift to some swamp or water
shed. So they buy stretch of swamp.
or precipice or crag, and In time they
blithely ronp with the Doodle In bag
We observed the stun they bought. and
1t set us all agog; men were certainly
distraught who would purchase such q
bog. But the men who have the gift
seem to know when they are right. and
they come along and lift all the coin
there Is III sight. ! survey landscape
fair, looking for some lots to buy; there's
no blen,ish anywhere, all Its aspects
please the eye. Here the village will
expand" remark. as thus I gaze: Il
shall see this stretch Of land furnish
homes for happy Jays. Any one who
looks around on this landscape sweet
and nice will be anxious for some
ground, and he'll gladly pay the price"
But the village doesn't stretch to that
gorgeous land of mine, and I am a
baffied wretch. busy taking in my sign.
Oh the bughouse village grows to the
swamplandS. south by west. and the
locoed buyer goes to that region to in
vest. They are building stately homes
where no mansions ought to be. where
the muddy current roams on Its journey
to the sea. Men who lack prophetic
gifts shouldn't speculate at all. or they'll
be reduced to shifts to avoid poor
house stall Only prophets can foretell
where a city will expand, only seers can
ring the bell buying miles of vacant
land. WALT MASON.
tCopenSht 1921
Evening star., 1928-02-09
AIRPORT IN CHICAGO
HAS WEATHER BUREAU
Municipal Plant to Furnish Data
for Plane Transport
Lines. ..'

~ the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. February Am aeoro-
logical weather bureau for aviators is
70 be added TO the equipment OF Chi
eagos municipal airport.
The United States Weather Bureau
made known yesterday its plans for
establishing an observation station at
the airport next week 20. furnish
more complete information on aerial
weather conditions to- air transpoT:
lines operating from the airport.
This work heretofore was carried of.
a. the Untqefsity Of Chicago observa-
ton station, but the new bureau is ex-
pected to eniarge facilities for fore
casts. Il
Up-nD-the-ninute information will
supplement the previous system OF
furnishing two reports daily, three pilot
balloon tests and four observations set
for esch day besides frequent reports
OF weAther conditions along the air.
Evening star., 1928-02-09

Bulk prunes from the Santa
Clara Valley Of California. These
prunes range between thirty and
forty TO the pound. 1 lbs, 49c.
Evening star., 1928-02-09
NICARAGUA AIR FIELD
is NAMED AFTER BRUCE
Marine Sergeant Slain in Fight
With Rebels Honored by
National Guard.

1y III. >Assts4stso Press.
A.AEAGJA. Nicaragua, February o.
The new aviation field used by the
Eiczraguan National Guard has been
called Bruce Field" in honor OF Sergt.
Thomas q. Bruce. U, S. Marine Corps.
VINO was killed In action January !.
while arSinS as a lieutenant In the
Eics.zE1an National Guard
Eeyst. Bruce. when be was killed
vas leading column toward Quilaii 10
relieve tfle ANAL body Of troops who
held the town after the severe battle of
December 30, when the Marines. In
combat With Eandino forces. suffered
the heaviest casualties since the World
War. After the battle Col Mason Gu
lex, commander Of the Marines. stated
Bruce was . wonderful soldier and one
Of his best
Evening star., 1928-02-09
URGES PRIVATE S.
MERCHANT MARINE
"a
Western c. Of 6, Speakers;
Also Advocate Good viii {,
-,,s.As i y T. So
Toward Asiatics.


HONOLULU, February "a privately
ewned American merchant marine and
rood will toward Asiatic peoples was
urged by speakers at the opening ses-
sions Yesterday of the Western division
of the Chamber of Commerce OF the
United States They weie heard by more
than 400 delegates from IL States OF the
West and Hawaii. Alaska and the
Philippines.
Lewis e. Pierson, president OF the
Chamber of Commerce Of the United
states. and Irving E. Vining, president
Of the oregon unit of the organization.
were the advocates Of a privately owned
merchant marine. The plea for 5000
will toward the yellow races was mace bv
Chester H Rowell. writer and publicist
Of San Francisco.
Consistent with its belief that Gov.
ernment should stay out OF business,
said Mr.. Pterson. 1.-The National Cham
her of Commerce has declared its OPP
position TO a Government -owned mer-
chant marine. The experience of 10
wears of Government In the shipping
business has proved beyond doubt that
American business has not that degree
Of confidence in a Government fleet that
must prevail IL American shipping Is
70 meet commercial needs in peace time
and defense needs In time of war"
Mr.. Vining offered resolution favor
ins privately owned merchant marine.
Evening star., 1928-02-09
YOUTH AND FIANCEE
j ARE SLAIN IN AUTO
1oung Man Believed TO Have Shot
Girl.and Self Near Bryn
(Mawr, Pa.

- the kssoca sted Press.
BRYN AfAWR. Pa. February S.-hn
apparent murder and suicide Of the
youthful principals In love affair was
discoykfed early today In the finding Of
the bodies @of n young man and girl
huddled together in an automobile In
Haverford township, near here.
The girf, Belia Alexander. II. was not
dead when police came upon the coupe,
but died several hours later in the Bryn
Naxr hospital without gaining con-
sciousness Death was due TO bullet
wound In the head and another in the
abdomen
Her III -yeaf-old sweetheart. Louis
Shapiro. is believed 10 have died in
temple.
They reree 70 have been married in
txo weeks, police said.
The girl vas a student at William
Penn High School for Girls. Shapiro
was an electrician. Both lived In South
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1928-02-09
MISS. WINIFRED S. GIBBS,
HOME ECONOMIST, DIES
Consultant to National War Labor
Board Succumbs in New
York at 81.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February o.-Miss Wini-
fred Stuart Gibbs. 81 years old. editor
OF the American Food journal and in
ternationally known economist. died
Yesterday at her apartment In the Ma
tional Arts Club
Miss Gibbs was born in New York
and educated In the Chicago schools
and at the University of Rochester.
She was a delegate to the Brussels
congress in 1909 to consider questions
OF home education. and was a consul
tant to the National War Labor Board.
She was connected with the Federation
for Child Study from 1919 to 1922.
Evening star., 1928-02-09
School Sorority Quarantinsd.

CORTLAND, N. T.. February . tAy.--
baxty members of the ciinnizn Sorority
o. the Etate Normal School here were
unceT Quarantine yesterday ~ health
sntlio1Des of this city took active
measures " present sn outbreak of
ssF!tt fever, Two members of The
sorority sTf III ~ their homss with
scarist fever, according 10 physicians.
~esT~s--~v->-~~~-e ~~gesa~~v
with 20 already registered. it is ex-
Decssn that Inore women VIII be czndi-
dates At ihs next general election in
England than ever before
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-08
Pittsburgh Gains Notch Winning
WILL GENE MARRY?
QUESTION BOTHERS
BOXING FOLLOWERS

New York, Aug. S.-(R-Bewild-
cred by a tangled mass Of contradic-
tory reports, sporhdom figuratively
scratched its head today and won
dered if contemplated matrimony
was the real reason for Gene Tun-
ney's ab6cation as heavyweight
champion Of the world.
Printed reports that Tunney soon
was to be married to Miss Marx
Josephine Rowland Lauder, Of
Greenwich, Conn, daughter Of the
late George Lauder, Jr., millionaire
steel manufacturer and former as
sociate of Andrew Carnegie, came
as a surprise to the sport world yes
terday.. Efforts to obtain denial or
confirmation of The rumor from the
principals themselves were fruitless.
Miss Lauder and ner mother, who
are on an :uto tour Of Maine and
Canada, were stepping on the Island
of South Bristol, Me-, last night.
Tunney arrived at Bristol during the
day and was reported to be visiting
the Ladders.
The retired heavyweight champion
is to leave for a walking tour in
Europe on August Is. He will be
accompanied by several intimate
friends including Thornton Wilder,
the novelist.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-08
Bethel and indians Are
Glad Minneapolis Moves
Mike Kelley and Crew of VOL.
YES Have Taken Last Four
Games from Indianapolis to
Reduce Betzel's Lead Over
Them to Only One Full Game

Chicago, Aug. s.-(R-Bruno Bet
eel and his Indianapolis Indians are
thankful that today is moving time
for the Minneapolis Millers.
Yesterday the Millers annexed
their fourth straight victory from the
Indians 4 to 2 and thereby stretched
their eastern invasion record to IA
victories and five defeats. The VIC
tory placed Mike Kelley's Millers
within one game Of the Indians, who
have been setting the pace for the
past several weeks.
The Kansas City Blues at last
managed to break through the
Columbus defense and won the last
game of the series 5 to 3. Tobin's
muffed fly broke up a hurting duel
between Meme and Ash.
Toledo and Milwaukee were con-
tent to divide a doubleheader, the
Brewers taking the opener 6 to l
and the Mudhens the nightcap 8 to /.
Jonnard held the Toledo aggregation
to four hits in the first game while
the Mudhens' defense faltered behind
Buckeye.
St. Paul wound up its eastern 81
vssion by handing Louisville to ]
defeat in a game in which both
teams got eight hits.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-08

I. Proposals for tho construction
Of z state Highway South Of Sterling
c cs e; s. By TIC state Highway Commits
sion In the offices Of the Department
Of state Highways at Bismarck. n.
OAK, not later than 10 o'clock A. H.,
August 30, 1873. At which place and
time they will be publicly opened and
2. The Proposals must be mailed
to or otherwise deposited with the
Department Of state Highways q
and endorsed Proposal for construct-
ing = state Hitshway soTth Ct StsF-
sr:l xsa Project No. 2ss] in burisish
). < certified check for So. to-
gether with = bidders bond IN the full
amount OF the gross sum bid. must
accompany . Each y. PROPOSE pors .o,.,... :,
12.3ls miles Of Gravel Surfacing
road improvement Involving approxt-
"i III; Mile. Of Preparing suberad.
and Construction Earth
ls7ss c. Yds. Load. unioad. Com
pact, Maintain.
s4.e73 G. Yds. Miles Hauling.
a673s c. Yds. Screening.
100 G. Yds. Stripping Pits:
FIJI Novel, 10,lo0 y. 4o0'
Crushing oversize to pass
l.inch screen.
Stock Pile Items
600 c. Yds. Load. Unload IN lies
3073. c. Yds. MI. Hauling
500 G. IDS. Screening: 600
G. Yds. Crushing oversize
to pass 1-inch screen:
B. Copies OF tho Proposal blanks
may be obtained from the Department
Of state Highways at Bismarck. n.
Oak. Plans and Specifications are on
file in the Division Office Of the Pc
partmsnt Of state Highw.ys At BIS.
marck, N. OAK: ana the office Of the
Bismarck. y. OAK. and Also It the
County wherein the project or prot
s. All bidders are invited to be
present 1T the opening OF the pro-
I. The rieht is reserved to reject
my ias :. seesp. . such vs 'sse
DO determined to be for the best In
terests 81 the County ana state.
!. Bidders must bid on all items
contained In the proposal blank. Any
bid or bids received for any numbey
of items less than those contained In
tho proposal will be considered - II.
regular and rejected % such.
STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT.
(signed) J. J. ERMATINGER.
Secretary
Dated July -. 1928.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-08

Whereas, default has been made In
the terms and conditions OF the GER
tain mortgage hereinafter described.
IN that the mortgage has failed TO
Notice Is therefore hereby give.
that the certain mortgage made. exc.
cuted and delivered by J. c. Hallum,
as mortgagor, to Thilla Hallun, as
mortgage. dated February End. 1925.
and fned for record In the office OF
the ResiH:tsr Of Deeds Of B9rleish
9Th. 1915. and recorded IN Book "lS3"
of Mortgages on page SIS. the same
will be foreclosed by 4 sale OF the
premises In such mortgage and here
matter described, at tho front door
Of the Court House in the City Of Bis
marck: North Dskota. on tho 18th
Of two O'Clock Pm. 81 that day. to
satisfy the amount due upon UGH
mortgage. upon the date Of sale.
Tho premises described In such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy tho same are described - fol-
'' X. West on..h.if twn, Of Sec.
Hundred Forty.four (ll4). Range
asvsnty-eight S7sl. Burisish County.
There will be due Oh such mo, tssge
It the date OF sale the sum Of Four
Thouesnd Six Hundred Sixty five and
2s/i00's Dollars besides the statutory
Dated Lisbon. n. D.. August eth.
THILLA HALLUa. Mortgages.
kvell. AdamA y Rouvke, Aftornoya
for 4crtgaGee. Lisbon. n, ..
tS:v.1ts33s3o: e:ts11 Y.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-08
SIX YANK FISH
REACH FINALS

Amsterdam, Aug. S.-@-Six
American swimmers competing in
the semifinals Of the l00-meter
back stroke and the 4O0-meter free
style reached the finals today, and
will dispute for the Olympic cham
pionship.
George Kojac Of New York won
his heat in the 100-meter event in
near.reeord time, and Walter Laufer
Of Chicago captured his heat han.
Oily, with Paul Wyatt Of Uniontown,
Pa, second.
The Americans who qualified in
the l00-meter event were Raymond
Ruddy, New York; Clarence Crabbe,
Honolulu; and Clarence Clapp, Hol-
lywood. Crabbe finished second and
Clapp third in their heat with Arne
Borg, the Swedish champion, who
finished first-the closest COMPETE
ton he has had since the 1928
Olympic swimming started. Ruddy
finished third in his heat, trailing
Gorilla Of Argentina and Charlton
Of Australia.
The mems 200-meter breast stroke
championship was won by Tsuruta
Of japan in 2:48 4/5. Rademacher
Of Germany was second, and Ilde-
fonso Of the Philippines third.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-08

]. Proposals for the construction
OF 9 state Highway. South OF Wilton
hy the state Highway Commission in
the offices Of the Department. Of state
Highways At Bismarck, N. OAK, not
later than 10 o'clock A. NJ. August
80. 1928. at which place and time they
V" :. The Proposs Rs" must S"f Be- ma mailed
70 or otherwise deposited with the
Department Of State Highways ~
Bismarck. n. OAK. ana shall be sealed
and endorsed Proposal for construct
9. state Route no: 8 tFedsrs! xid
Project No, 2slA and Baldwin spur)
5. a certified check for 81, TO.
gether with z bidders bond in the full
amount Of the gross sum bid. must
!. Contemplated work consists Of
1885 miles .of Gravel Surfacing
road Improvement involving approxi-
1855 Miles. rrepar. suesrad. and
c. Yds. Load. Unload. Compact
Hauling: 1870 c. Yds. Screening
1900 c. IDS. Stripping pits; I
Pit Moves.
400 G. Yds. Loading and lynlo- dine
In Piles: 1852 c.Yds. Miles Haul
ing; 1900 G. Yds. Screening.
5. Copies Of the Proposal blanks
may be obtained from the Department
Of State Highways at Bismarck. N.
Oak. Plans and specifications are
on file In the Division Office Of the
Department Of State Highways q
Bismarck. N. D., and the office OF the
Department Of State Highways 81
Bismarck, N. D., and also 1t the Of
flee OF the County Auditor in the
County wherein tho project or prot
Gets are located.
s. All bidders are invited to be
present at the opening OF the pro-
posals.
I. The right II reserved to reject
any and all proposals., to waive tech
nicalttles. or to accept such 40 may
be determined to be for the best In
terests Of the County and state.
3. Bidders must bid on all items
contained in the proposal blank. Any
bid or bids received for any number
OF items less than those contained ii
the proposal will be considered a
irregular and rejected az such.
STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT.
(signeO J. J. ERMATIN0ER.
Dated July %, 1925.
8:l.8-l5
A truffle 10 an edible fungus which
Npnv,a ,1ndApOrn,1sad
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-08
FARGO WOMEN
SWAMP MEET
jamestown Girl Is Only Out
!. slider to Reach Champion.
ship Golf Flight

Fargo, N. D.. Aug. s.-t]--Mrs.
Roy Hall Of Fargo won the
medal honors in qualifying play Of
the women's North Dakota state
championship tournament here Tues
day.
Mrs. Bruce Burritt, ST Fargo, de-
Tending champion, ana Dolly Craig
Of Fargo tied for rarnef up hone Rs
with 50. each player scoring Is on
each round.
OF the field Of Sc players. Only
three were from outside Fargo, and
Agnes Murphy, a I6.yea.-oli playe.
from Jamestown, was tie only men
Der Of the visiting trio to reach
championship flight. Mrs. ". H
Schulze Of Grand Forks. one Of the
leading players in the stat. n.i;sed
the qualifying round by one stroke.