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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-22
JAPAN GETS COSTLY
FOWL FROM CANADA

Vancouver, B. c., Nov. o.
Chicken a 10 king and eggs (any
style) will b common foods In Japan
1t government plans for chicken
breeding on large scale come up
to expectations.
A recent shipment Of live poultry
from here, part of l0-year program
to stock new farms in Japan, was
valued at $4,000. It consisted Of 800
birds and included White Leghorns,
Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds
and White Wyandottes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-22
SEND SOME MORE

what did Uncle William say
when you gave him the branded
cherries we sent to cheer his con-
valescence ?"
he said he was afraid he was
not strong enough to eat the fruit,
but he appreciated the spirit in
which it was sent. "-Bethnal Green
News.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02
SEEKS CONTESTANT FOR
 12,OOO-MILE BICYCLE RACE

PORTLAND, Me.--With 331,770 self propelled miles put behind him in the last 33 years, Mellon c. Hummer, TO, and his bicycle, the I've" of, the road, are eager to take off again in a 12,000-nli!e pedal race4to the coun, try's four corners.
 But challenge to race any man. 10 from Portland, Me-, to Miami, Fla, thence to San Diego, up to. Seattle and back to Portland, has brought mo takers.
 Hummer has been all over the na- ton. He has been four times to Cali fornia, nine to Denver, twelve to St. Louis, fifteen to Chicago, and twice to New Orleans and Florida.
 Are you Kusko, Times subscriber ?, Why not?
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

The three-eyed plesiosaurus. found in Warwickshire, England, is said to have lived 200 million. years age. What pedestrian it might have made had it not been born 200 million years ahead of its timeLDetroit News.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

As to the theory that age brings responsibility, the Christian civiliza- ton is 1928 years old.-North Adams Herald.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

Maybe Rlot of-the static we're get- ting now is dark horses whinnya,g .-- Arkansas Gazetta.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

Of the $16O,OOO which Senator Borah wanted to return to Harry Sin clair, only $7,00D has been contrib uted, or only a drop in the Teapot Brooklyn Eagle.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

All the white man wants to do in the Orient is to take orders and give orders.-Puhlisher Syndicate.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

It's. getting SD that an honest Re- publican doesn't dare to own any Lib ertt bends.-Ohio State Journal.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

Sometimes one wonders whether war will be any the less lawless as an outlaw" than it is now.-Boston Transcript
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

The Atlanta Constitution says thereM never be monument to an unknown politician Still. if they ever find politician admitting he's unknown. hell. be worth a monument. Arkansas Gazette.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

If the Democrats can think up as many mean things to say about Re- puhlicans as they are now saying about other Democrats it ought to be a pretty fair campaign-New York Evening. Post
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

formatory double in auction bridge Arkansas Gazette.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

CentralzAmeeiea's piaine-is that our national air is an air>ofproprietor- ship.-Shreveport Jonrna4.,.4,,
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

The. chief fault in the unemploy- sment situation is. that the wrong peo- pie. areunempioyed- -.Broiklyn Times.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

IF Regubaican histarw oil, im two 1erlhs,, becomes Brunswick (Ga0 Pilot.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

Atlantic City, we understand, has abolished the paradesof the bath mg t?)s suit t21 beauties t?)-The New Yorker
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

Senator Reed says prohibition is not a major issue. Baseuo's ghost wasn't a major issue either, but it broke up the party-Arkansas Ga zette.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

They say that the Democratic party will present a unified front this year. Now it only remais to persuade the front and the: back te travel in the same direction.-San Diego Union.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

Another way to remember the num- Der of years since the war is to count the increased number of inches in the veterans belt.-Quiney Whig-Journal.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

John Barleycorn seems to rest in his grave with all the repeseful calm of a Japanese waltzing moase.-Ar- kansas Gazette
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

If Wilbur Glenn vohva still thinks the earth-is is flat, he ought to go out automobile riding some -time.-New York Evening Post.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

If any present-dav Diegenes had te get his lantern oil from Teapot. Deme he'd immediately switch to an cleo tric ashlight.-Arkansas Gazette.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

A Congressman has discovered that the lobbyist payroll in Washington is greater than the Congressional. Per haps that's why it hurts so.-Omaha- World Herald.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

formatory double in auction bridge.- Arkansas Gazette.
 All the white man wants to do in the Orient is to take orders and give orders.-Publishers Syndicate
 As to the theory that age brings responsibility, the Christian civiliza- ton is 1928 years old.-North Adams Herald.
 Sometimes one wonders whether war will be any the less lawless as an outlaw" than it is now.-Boston Transcript
 John Barleycorn seems to rest in his grave with all the repeseful calm of Japanese waltzing mouse.-Ar- kansas Gazette
 A Congressman has discovered that the lobbyist payroll in Washington is greater than the Congressional. Per haps that's why it hurts .so.-Omaha. World Herald.
 If any present-dav Diogenes had te get his lantern oil from Teapot. Deme he'd immediately switch te an elec- tric ashlight.-Arkansas Gazette.
 Another way to remember the num- Der of years since the war is to count the increased number of inches in the veterans belt.-Quiney Whig-Journal. Senator Reed says, prohibition is not a, major issue. Basauo's ghost wasn't a ma jor issue either, but 1t broke up the party.-Arkansas Ga zette.
 If the Democrats can think up as many mean things to say about Re puhlicans as they are. now saying about other Democrats, it ought to be a pretty fair campaign-New York
  Evening. Post
 They say that the Democratic party will present a unified front this year.. Now it only remais ito persuade the front and the. back te travel in the. same direction.-San Diego Union.
 
 The Atlanta Constitution says thereH never be monument to an. unknown politician Still. if they ever find a politician admitting he's unknown, he'll be worth a .raonament.. Arkansas Gazette.
 The three-eyed plesiosaurus found in Warwickshire, England, is said to have lived 200 million, years. age. What pedestrian it might have made had it not been born POO million years ahead of it's timel-Detroit News.
 Of the $160,000 which Senator Borah wanted to return to Harry Sin clair, only $7,O0D has been contrib uted, or only a drop in the Teapot Brooklyn Eagle
 The, chief fault in the unemploy- tment situation is that the wrong peo- .ple. area,nempioyed- -Broiklyn Times.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

Are you a Kusko Times snbscaiher? 2
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

Takotna. Alaska. June 2, 1928.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

Firsthand Knowledge does not be- come secondhand when nsed.-Ghris .iah Science: Monifor..
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

4 movie star is, said to have cele- orated his tenth wedding anniversary recently. but of course it may have been the anniversary of his ;, tenth wedding. Detroit News..s.s
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

About the only thing the Senate Is not Investigating at present is the in-
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02
PRESS S1ulBS.

PRESS S0ulBS. V, In Reyublican histarv, oil, in two zerIhs, becomes turmoil, Brunswick (Ga.) Pilot
 Maybe Rlot of-the static we're get-5 sing now is dark horses whinnya,g .-- Arkansas Gazette
 Central5Amegca's piaine-is that.our national air is an airs -ofproprietor- ship.-Shreveport Journal. .>..., It's getting so that an honest Re- publican doesn's dare to, own any Lib ertt bends.-Ohio State Journal Atlantic City, we understand, has abolished the parades-of the bath mg (?l suit f2i beauties. te).-The New Yorker
 If Wilbur Glenn Vohya still thinks the earth IS flat, he eught to go out automobile riding some e-time-New York Evening Post.
 4 movie star is said to have cele- orated his tenth wedding anniversary recently. but of, course it. may have been the anniversary of his ;, tenth, Sedding.-Detroit News
 Firstha Knowledge does not be- come secondhand when nsed.-Ghris- tiar} Science: Monitor.
 Unmarried Men Commit Most of Our Crimes." But aee mot told about them so ofter.--1New York Evening Post.
 A great many .ahImals laugh, says scientist And Of zrourse a great many people give the mgoed .reason so.1San Diego Union.
 No wonder the world is crooked. even some of the stars. are fixf. Palm Beach, Post.
 About the only thing the Senate Is not Investigating at present is the in-
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

Unmarried Men Commit Most of Dur Crimes" But a2e@nos told about them so oftert.--New York Evening Post.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

No wonder the world is crooked, :, even some of. the stars are fixf,- Palm Beach Post.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-02

A great many anmals laugh, says. a scientist And Of otzrourse great many people. give the mgoed~ ~reason so.1San Diego Union,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
COURT RACE DUE
FOR EASTERN COLLEGES

as championship possibility. How.
ard ortner always puts "a fast. hard.
playing team on the floor. This year
should prove no exception.
Dan Meenan has difficult task at
Columbia. Capt. Madden Is an OK.
ceptional player. but he can't carry
the burden alone. Rieger's foot ball
injuries make his continued perform.
ance doubtful The loss of lorch.
who led the league In points scored.
with ~. IL q severe one.
Wittmer. at Princeton. has his
share OF losses. He depended much
on Evans hne center. hut Evans
left college Miles. a good guard has
shifted To center, Despite the losses.
there are several veterans from last
season. and the Tiger certainly will be
among the leaders.
George Taylor Of Yale has a team
Of possibilities. Simmer. lost by
graduation. was a htgh.scoring center.
who finished n point behind Torch.
Fodder. Brilliant. Ward and McNuity
are veterans who may pull the Ellis
out of the cellar.
pennsyivania lost eight men. in.
Guiding Davenport and 0oldblatt. for.
ward and guard. Several OF the
eight, including Magner. star guard
last season. fell through scholastic
troubles. McSichoi has shifted the
team since the start Of the season.
with sophomores getting every oppor-
tunlty. Joe Schaaf and Monty chap.
man are the only veterans. and Chap
man IL lost 10 the team by faculty
ban until the second term. Pennsyi.
vanIa may figure In the championship
II 4, gets away 10 good start hut
Dartmouth and Princeton appear the
teams to beat
Uconyrtsht ip.s by North American News.
uaper Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
SPORTS ON AS HIGH
LEVEL AS OLD DAYS

CHICAGO, January I2 P).-A;h.
letics in the good old days when the
champions won a moustache cup or a
bath ticket donated by the barber
were en- no higher levels OF sports.
mansh!p than athletics Of today.
George Hun. director OF athletics at
the University OF Illinois, informed
the Rotary Club here.
In those days when Moustache pole
vaulters cleared Z feet to win the
BARRIERS bath ticket. Hun said. sports.
manship and ideals were Just the
same as those that prevail today. And
ne went on TO tell how one OF the
first star trackmerf ut the "Tuiver.
sity of Illinois won the mile race Int
minutes and ~ seconds and was
awarded moustache cup and saucer
for his victory.
HUH described the first fort bail
game between Illinois and Chicago
and told how the small crowd stood
along the sidcIines- until the game
got interesting. when they thronged
the field to follow II closely and
wasn't adverse 10 tripping up n half.
hack in case he happened TO get away
on what might have been a touch.
down.
There were poor sports In those
days just an there are some now.
Hum said. A. proof he cited one time
when n Northwestern foot ball team
was chased out Of town after the
Iilini had been defeated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
ANACOSTIA EAGLE QUINT
AT EVANSVILLE TONIGHT

A high-class court attraction is
cardcd tonight for the National Guard
Armory at Hyattsville between the
regular basketers Of Company r. Ma.
tional Guard. and the crack Anacostia
Eagles. Last year, Guardsmen and
Eagles played twice, each scoring n
win. There is a real rivalry between
the quints.
Naval Reserves and Company r Re-
serves viii meet in a preliminary at
1:l5 o'clock.
Company F Reserves viii be unable
TO keep their engagement with Monroe
4. c. for a game Saturday night In
the Hyattsville Armory. The Guard
Regulars are to play Bliss Electrical
School there that night and a dance
will follow. and there will not be time
enough for two court games.
Northern and 0ptomists quin,s were
winners in senior games in the Boys
Club Basket Ball League last night.
the former trimming independents,
- to 20. and the latter scoring over
Emery. - TO 8.
Calvary NJ. T.. routed Potomac Boat
Club tossers. 4S to 20.
Second Baptist tossers. tied for the
lead in The Baptist Young Peoples
Union League. want TO list games
with l40-pound teams having gyms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
Gu. VISITS AMERICAN u,
WHILE Gu. PLAYS OPENER
Brooklanders Vctors Over Callaudet, Picked Is
Beat Observation-Disclosures Meet Rutgers.
Hoyas Name Diamond Dates.

"OMORROW night will he his
night here in college basket
hall. Catholic and American
i L. ouints will come together
in the lstter's sym in the
third biz game Of the week involving
local schools. and Georgetown Will
make lis debut, entertaining Rutgers
in the Arcadia,
c L. and 4. l. should provide a
fine battle. The Cardinals. with a
seasoned team. have yet 10 meet de-
feat this Winter. and the Methodlsts
have lost only TO Gettysburg in the
locals opener. Last night c. L.
downe,l Gallaudet. IL TO IS, and Amer
lean L. nosed George Washington
out. % TO II. Tuesday night in a
thriller,
In view Of the stouter opposition
which il has conquered. the Brook
anders are given the edge, though ii
doubtless will be real scrap. The
A. l.. and c. L freshmen teams will
come together in a curtain.raiser.
GeorGetown will he taking on a
hardy foe in Rutgers. The New Jer-
sey boys have been playing several
weeks and this should prove advan
faCeous to them. There will be
a preliminary between Georgetown
freshmen and Bliss Electrical School,
starting at 80 O'Clock
Coach Ripley will pick his starting
Varsity Hoya lineup from Don Dut-
ton. 1ohrny Dunn. Fred Mesmer,
Maurice Mccarthy. Jack Byrnes and
Harold Meenan.
Much interest attaches to the game.
as the Blue and Gray. with Ripley
in charge. is seeking TO increase its
prestige in the court game. The
squad has been drilling arduously for
about a month.
Two other fVes of the local group
are carded for action tomorrow night,
both on Virginia courts. George
Washington will engage Virginia Med.
ical College at Richmond. and Mary.
land will take on Washington and
Lee at Lexington.
No games for local college courts
are listed tonight. Maryland and
George Washington. however. will
start a three-day invasion of Virginia.
The Old Liners meet Virginia Poly at
Rlackshurg and the Colonials tackle
Hampden.Sidney in that Virginia
town.
Before leaving Coach Shipley of
Maryland had decided to start Radice
and Evans. forwards: Adams. center.
and Dean and Heagy. guards.
HetZel. center: Linkous. forward. or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

Call Manager kiefer at Main 5000,
branch IS.
Axtecs swamped Iroquois. IS to IS.
Noel House ran away with Petworth
A. G., IS to IS.
st. Martins basketers took a 24.to.le
fall out OF Monroes
Bends Whiriwinds defeated Ores.
cents. 81 TO Il.
Mount Vernon basketers won their
seventeenth game In Is starts last
night. downing Montrost A. c.. sc 10 6.
Epiphany Chapel passers pointed
the way 10 Palace Props. - TO 20.
District National Bank tossers bow.
ed to Calvary Baptist brakes. IS to -.
Woodside 4. c. tossers want game
for tomorrow night in the Silver
Spring. Nd, armory. Call the man.
ager at Silver Spring. li5.R between
and $50 pm.
Naval Reserves banked Washing.
ton Loan d Trust Co, basketers, 30
to 0.
Fort Washington tossers were sa..2
eictors over Washington Cyclones.
Silent All-Stars face the Noel House
team tonight at s o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

Scouting IL praCticed In basket
ball Just as In foot ball and for
similar purposes. Scouts, Of course,
j0t down the pet plays of the Ave
their college IN to meet. Isut they
pay more particular attention to
the individual habits OF the team
they are watching. i'm the hope Of
noting faults. Points such as the
fact that certain players shoot
from but one position or dribble
only with one hand are carefully
noted. as Il the fact that a guard
tends to come out from the basket
when an attack drives for him.
Washburn secuted Southwestern
College recently and lea. ned that
the floor guard of the latter was
easily sucked out Of position. Thus,
the three.lane attack system, with
the forwards breaking first. worked
to perfection and returned Wash.
burn . 45.to.18 victory. To illus.
trate just what was done take n
look at the diagram. No. !, taking
. pass from his center. dribbled
forward and passed TO No. ? to the
right. That caused the guard A to
rush No. :, who Immediately passed
to No. !. The latter was free,
dribbled in and shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
EPISCOPAL TOSSERS
WIN ANOTHER GAME

ALEXANDRIA,. Va. January Ia
Episcopal High School won its second
successive game Yesterday afternoon
easily trouncinG Fredericksburg High
School OF Fredericksburg. Va. IS to 16.
Dewitt School will get n test tonight
in meeting st. Mary's Celtics in the
Armory Hall at $40, A preliminary
will send the st. Mary's Seniors
against some Washington quint.
Ham" Deeton will stack his CO.
lumbia Engine Company passers
against the fast travelling Chevy
Chase A. c. here tomorrow night on
the Armory floor
Old Dominion Boat Club basketers
will practice in Armory Hall tomor.
row night at o'clock for Saturday
nights game in York, Pa, with the
st. Mary's Boys Club.
George Mason High Of Potomac.
and the Alexandria High five will
battle for the scholastic championship
of this immediate vicinity Saturday
night in the Armory at $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORiNvE FRAZIER

the ball before she makes the rounds
and returns home. She cannot stop
on route, az in base ball, but must
make the complete circuit, ciTcling the
pole placed at the end OF the field
opposiie home" which is guarded by
three basemeB who must pasa the
hall among themselves before they
can throw IL al the runner. provided
that IL falls into their hands,
All playground directors on duty
this month on the local grounds viii
inset with Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes. su.
peryis1r of municipal Fairgrounds,
aud Maude ~. Parker. director of girls
activities, tomorrow morning nj 1890
O'clock in roon, - Of The District
Building.
Activities for the month of Janu.
AIRY Will be discussed ut the meeting.
Eagles f Business High Night
School defending their title In The
senior division 1T the Washington
recreation League basket ball cir-
emit, won their opening contest last
night from the Washington Athletic
Cub rsAtet by The close count of
1913.
Win Camille O'iiarn ana Mildred
Cole cooperating smoothly In center
field ~ feed her The ball, Alys EWrIa.
former Ieorgs Washington univer.
eiiy star. Gagged all but one basket
registered by the winners.
EHty Green. Gertrud. Roger ana
Elizabeth Few shared IN scoring hon
0rs for the WasbingtOBiank.
I.iue,tIu and summary;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
LOCKE, NOTED SPRINTER,
WILL LIVE IN new YORK

OMAHA, Nebr.. January IL @,-
Roland Locke. who clipped Charles
Paddocks 220-yard.dash record nearly
onehalf second in the Spring of 1925.
Is going to New York. where he will
be employed by law firm and where
he plans TO undergo an extensive
training program.
Locke's law course studies at the
university OF Nebraska last year cur.
tailed his cinder track work, but he
did so to the Penn relays, where he
won the 2a0-yard dash from Jackson
Scholz and Henry Russell. He has
done but little running since.
In New York. Locke will devote his
leisure hours TO training and to COM
petition on the indoor boardways. At
the opening Of the outdoor season he
will begin preparation for the Olympic
games. he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
ALABAMA POLY NAMES
BOILER ATHLETIC HEAD

AUBURN. Ala. January IL Sc
lection of q. N, hohlar. head coach
OF Mississippi coiiese, Clinton. Miss.
for the past i've Yeats, as professor
Of physical education ana head coach
~ Alabama Polytechnic Institute. has
been announced here. Boiler will as
sumo his duties here on March Is,
when Spring foot ball practice viii
begin,
Boiler Ii graduate of Washington
State College. where he was star In
foot ball. base ball. basket ball and
rowing. it1 was for three years as
sistant coach at tho University NJ
Oregon. going To Mississippi College
from that place,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
ANOTHER SPENCE SEEKS
LAURELS AT SWIMMING

NEW YORK. January 12 tP.--Fol.
lowing the footsteps OF his brother.
Walter Spence. holder OF national all.
around swimming honors. 1s.year.old
Wallace Spence has come from British
Guiana 10 make bid for American
aquatic honors
He IL specializing in the breast
stroke. In which he hopes TO surpass
some OF his brothers feats. but will
make his metropolitan debut In free.
style competition next Saturday night
at the Brooklyn Y. N. e. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

" fGIiTEE% baskcfcrs compose
l. the squad at Friends School
HhIrh Wlii represent ihT school
IL in the brief interr" holnstic
schedule np~ being planned by
Virginia Brown nnd Lois Thompson.
physical training directors.
Any - ~ this group of ~ may be
pickeo 20 play IN the official games
with lie probability that AL Of The
squad Alli see action in AT Least one
cDn'sst The eight players who par
l.rapate IN three .cufths ~ the games
1tli receive their 1or letters al the
close ~ the term.
Mildred Clarke has been elected bias
vet ball captain. aisfjorie provost
IN manager. Other members Of the
sqUst SIRE: SetsUto Aatsudairs, Jeanne
Richards. Mary Eerezoshi. Jhnereed
Andersen ana i.stty Hoover. forwards
Alice Hyde, isa bel Perry AMI Louise
HDoVer, guards; Betty Aessier. Ruth
Rogers. Pairirih Eidsdaie Polly F0ote
"eHierr am Catherine iiooyer Eirise
Iopk3ns. Catherine iinwts and Mildred
EUFnilaH, fldf reEteFH
Praotiee In heif iWioe Ia week IN the
7 W. =. 4. gymnasium on is street
Tentative arrangements have been
made foF COMES with Eastman, Gun.
stnn ttail Fhitmptt ana Baltimore
Friends Eeh0Di teams Dates have nos
been aHBouJned for any ot tiieae yet
Miss Uatsudsirh Who ALREADY has
earned her letters in hneksy and
tennis. having won the sehooi net
crDDf IL at SprinR IL working diiigents
~ IL win aD emblem nH The basket
bail couft before siIs graduates next
June.
Bal bail. IA gross bel ween YDliey ball,
dodge aud base ball, has been intro,
diI.ed - Friends Ssehool athletes this
year nnd r. pIoyiUg very popular, ss-
peeiailY among the high. scbool
r. udeutt.
~ t,at i,siI lbe imt%nah must strike
Tie bail Win her hand knocking II
be nisd il line dl@ @n some 10 feet from
mons plate Then she 1auk' run
sToi<hd the bssss, lodging ths snofis
u the opposing issm 10 hi her with