davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17

said the bunny, bowing to the white
image
THAT isn't the Polar Bear gentle.
man, said the Bug. "'It's Snow
Man. And can believe it? Yes,
indeed, lie has your glasses,'
WHO has'' exclaimed Mr.. Long
ears:
The Snow Man, said the Squig
clc bug. Your glasses are on his
Lase. How strangc''
Quit wonderful, but very
jplly,' laughed Mr.. Longears. -
wonder how the Snow Man got my
glasses from the Wcascl?' An,;
when the bunny reads this story he
iiH find out. aud not before. SO
Nr Lougcars had his glasses again
and Dee WAS happy. SO was the
~qrigglc Bug. And if the tack ham
u.er do,sn I hit the nail on thr
bead aud knock its hat off, IN tell
YOU next about Uncle Wiggilv and
the iciclc dance.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17

him and CAV. the other eud - Uncle
Wiggilv. $50 the bug could lead th.
unsrcirg rabbi; gentleman IS "a
trained dog mi4H, g.. over the
fields and through t5c wood. The
Squicglc Bug went ahead uf Uncle
Wiggily.
Now an THIS while the rabbit
gentleman glasses were in fhs
pocket Of the Wolf's ovrrcoat. Tint
had chap and the Weasel had been
fooled when they thought to eatch
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17
Woman Files
Divorce Suit

IN action seeking divorce was I'll.
cd at the county clcrl, 5 office this
morning by .Albirdic Madison a
gaipst T.. H. Madison.
The plaintiff as first cause Of
action charges the defendant with
having neglected to provide for her.
~ n second cause of action the
plaintiff charges that upon several
occasions the defendant has strucL
her and has used vile language in
addressing her.
According to the complaint the
couple was married in Los Angeles
on August II, 1917, aud separated
on May !, 1927. There are no chil
dren 10y the union.
The normal annual apple crop Of
Nova Scotia is 100000 barrels.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17

sily fell asleep while out adventur-
ing. The Weasel sneaked UP. too[
the glasses aud gave them II the
WOLF. When Uncle WiggiIv had -
glasses 20 see with. the Pad Chaps
thought they could catch him.
Baby Bunty. however, made the
rabbit gentleman some glasses out
Of crystal clear pieces Of Ice. Then
the rabbit uncle made himself an
other pair. But they melted ~ soon
as hc hoppcd in his warm bungalow.
II will lead you along, is Baby
Eurty did, 50 YOU need only follow
I'VE, said the Squiggle l'ug as
Nurse Jane tied thread around
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Ian II 1913

Mrs. II. W. Scott is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Reading,
and will remain for a month.
+. Girard has Just completed CON
tracts for the construction of two
new houses, one to be built for Bert
G. Hand and the other for c. +.
Paris.
Kyle McBratnev left for a bust,
ness trip to San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17
Indian Slayer
Goes on Trial
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Jan. H. With
a jury completed in record time, the
trial of William Bennett McClanc,
wealthy Oklahoma Indian, charged
with the murder of his cstrangcd
wife, opened its second session here
today.
Mrs. Nellie Settle, friend of the
dead woman, was the first witness
called 10y the prosecution. She ties
tilted that McClanc "jokcd' - over
the telephone with her shortly after
the hour fixed as the time the stab
ling took place in the McClanc
home.
Rose Marie McClane, daughter OF
the accused man and Rcdwing, Il
Choctaw Indian, will be witnesses
for the defense.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17
TEN YEARS AGO
Jan. II. 1918

The Otto Bcrnekcr home was en-
tered by thieves last night and the
greater part of the Berneckcr ward
robe purloined.
Despite his protests that another
man would be chosen, +. T.. Fuller
was reelected head of the chamber
OF commerce. Wayne Compton, see
retary, was instructed to go ahead
with his work. Other officers APP
pointed were: J. l.. Travcrs, first
vice president; Clifford CoGgins,
second vice president, o. G. Horne,
treasurer.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17


t.f .i transfers close
.r fi hs- primary election On
... -s Ii- election W.i be- held
.. 'u4
l..-.-f-. and transfers for
.. lsH.fai election cl,,c ON Octo-
rt- t IH- election will be held
Ut ,.EH.Ia.. g.
.l. county clerk again declared
today taat everyone who desires 10
note .u fae l92s elections must reg
'at.r usfegarding amy registration
"aCe priof 20 January ! Of this
.aar The registration must be made
rs puHtcd out ia tho p.acard 30
da. lr.s. ~ t.e u. VI HUt.lg.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17
Voters of County
Urged to Register

a second warming o. register h..
been issaed tc VOTERS of th. county
hy Cal 6. Mousseau, county r.-l.
il the form of placard.. This sets
forth the final days of registration
for the various elections of the year.
The notice reads as follows;
Registrations and transfers close
foI the May primary elections oa
Alarea s1 1Als election will De held
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17

\ lot of office help that ism { fire.
with enthusiasm will be as soon a
the boss finds il out.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17
Munitions Vessel
Bound For China
By United Press Leased Wire

MANILA, +. l., Jan. II. 49, The
steamship Praga. said to be carry
ing a cargo of rifles and other war
sailed for Newchang ear
ly today after pausing here for
coal.
The ship was said to have in.
cluded a cargo of 10000 rifles and
an armored motor ear destined for
the northern government of China
1t was rumored here that ma.
tionalist gunboats may endeavor To
intercept the ship off Shanghai and
that the northern gunboat Hiawcl,
was waiting in Formosan Channel
to guard the steamer when it ar
rived.
Both the Czccho Slovak and Ger
man consuls here denied that thq
goods were from their countries.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-17

Banning, Riverside county, r,
Gently annexed western territory b
q vote of GS to two.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
COUNTRY HOARD.

YOUNG WOMAN wants board in neiEhb1
hood OF 18th and Colorado ave. NV.
dress Box 6-B. star Office. :
Evening star., 1928-05-22

NOTICE THESE SPECIALS!
Hupmohile Sedan. late model. $3.50
Chevrolet Coupe late 'o6.. :.....,:.... 265
Dodge Coach. late "a. good condition. 325
Essex Coach. 1929 like new. .......... 25b
Buick Coupe. 1924 4-cyl.. ........... 27S
Essex Coach. 1923. 3................ 90
Jordan Touring .s................ $50
r. G. stuts Snort Touring .......... i7S
Hudson Sneedster 1923 o3............ $50
Cadillac Phaeton ........ IS0
Buick Light SIX Roadsters i2l SIS 4 20
Buick Light Six Touring ,....... go. rs
Terms nr Trade Arranged
loo Rla: Ave. NE North 10l0s. 22s
Evening star., 1928-05-22

STUD b. A X ~E-R.
A Few OF MANY HARGALNA.

S~T-U-D-E- BAKER.
A FEW or MANY BARGAINS.
Studebaker Dictator Victoria,
Original gnish. tiraa practically new: only
driven 1000 miles. guaranteed same ~ new
VI 0Dht
Studebaker Commander Sedan,
Original hnlsh. new tires; driven only
0 500 miles sams guaranty ~ hsw car.
81 ,ieH,
Studebaker Dictator Sedan.
hsw Firestona tlres original insh me-
ahanlcaily OK only driven 1000 miles
guaranteed ike new NJ ,0ah
Locouiobile 8-48 Sedan.
May paint new tlfss seat covers on no
holsterg operates perfectly on .dem0nairAr
sain. SOAK ~
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Original hniah lhe neW. new tires me,
ehsnieally ol1 plush upholstery = seof"
naf i1t ouly ADsb
Dodge Business Coupe.
oriainai hnisb u Dfw Irsa iaaibtT no
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JOSEPH McREYNOLDS. Inc,
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Evening star., 1928-05-22

t3) well bred Nash '27 Sedan, good
shoes and appearance wonderful physical
condition. at S0Sb.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
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hEsT coNsrnnCTi0 Low pAICn, Terms,
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Evening star., 1928-05-22

90 A trustworthy '25 .Hupp Coupe with
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Evening star., 1928-05-22
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Evening star., 1928-05-22
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Evening star., 1928-05-22
sALE--AUTOMOBTLEs.
HUPMOBILE.

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Kindly come adopt one.
'27 Six Sedan. perfect heart and body, very
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that had wonderful home. the best of care
and slept in heated garage. dressed in the
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grudRe against. 20 Oakland Touring IT
$l16: 4 Ford Tudor (new paintl at $1s6:
also '21 Franklin Touring at $140.
The parentage of each one
Evening star., 1928-05-22
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pf4eAs Saors. windows, siate. lumber, al
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he fsane wsF building. pow o. sale 81 onr
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DELc d u 3. !. MA y N.TED Ik

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Evening star., 1928-05-22

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Studebaker Limousine. 90. $50
Studebaker Coach 49,. 800
Lincoln Sedan 1850
Jordan Sedan ........... 400
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Evening star., 1928-05-22

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Evening star., 1928-05-22
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Evening star., 1928-05-22

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Evening star., 1928-05-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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bath apartment. attractiyely furnisned. 4
closets; modern building: newly decorated:
Evening star., 1928-05-22
STJRTTRRAN ROARn

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One mile out Opens June i: large home:
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CHARMING PRIVATE HOME: ami: large
grounds; 3 minutes from Clarendon sta.
tion. Phone ClaF. 953.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-14

North Dakota university jumped
into first place last week by defeat
ing the Bison at Fargo, and South
Dakota university stepped to the
front as dangerous contende by de-
feating Morningside, thereby rob-
bing the Maroons of chance to 20
into tie with the Nodaks.
Games scheduled for this week
will have plenty of bearing on the
conference race, every team teing
programmed to play.
North Dakota's lead will be chal.
lenged Friday with the South Da-
kota university Coyotes invading
Grand Forks. North Dakota fig
ures to win this game but the recent
victories over South Dakota State
and Morningside stamp the Vermil-
ion crew as one to be closely
watched.
On Saturday the Coyotes will
meet the Bison in Fargo and the inn
portance of this game rests entirely
on the showing of the Coyotes at
Grand Forks. South Dakota States
chances for the crown hinge on the
performance of the Jackrabbits at
Sioux City Saturday. Morningsidc
is tough to beat on any court, and
the Dummies arc in for a fight.
Playing their two remaining
games at home, the Nodaks should
be conceded something of an edge
to retain the top rung.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-14
New l. B. A. Bowling
Mark by Crack
ST. Francis Hotels

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 14.-tR-A
new five-man team record for the
international Bowling association
tournament was established here
last night by St. Paul's crack quint,
the St. Francis hotels.
They rolled a grand total Of 1888
to take the lead in the five-n,an
event in the I. B. A.. getting games
Of 1,O41, 1000 and 1.042. The for
mer mark was 3,072, hung " by the
Bowlers Journal No. 2, Of Chicago,
in 1923.
The l.. S. Donaldsons Of Minneap-
oils, also went over 5000, their total
OF 3,O39 being good for second place.
Another good count last night was
that of the Davidson Chevrolets Of
Mobridge, S. D. They landed in
tenth place, with 1895. Ninth place
is still held by Karnes and WALSH,
Grand Forks, N. D.
There were no outstanding
changes in the singles or doubles
yesterday. Except for five Mo-
bridge, S. D., men appearing in the
singles and doubles, only Twin Cities
men will bowl today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-14


ing fight with the Marvel, Orion
has received a number of lucrative
offers from Twin City and Chicago
promoters and his appearance on
Feb. % here will probably be his
last one in North Dakota for some
time, L. A. Horner, his manager, an
nounced.
Dugan and Orion have met once
before. That was last spring when
they fought 10 smashing r. unds in
the auditorium here, the local boy
being awarded newspaper decision.
Since then, Orion has been boxing
regularly, has taken on little more
weight and showed last Friday night
that he has developed 'ing general
ship.
Tickets for the Feb. % card will
60 on sale at Harris ard Woodman-
sees store in this city today and
good number of the choice seats
have already been spoken for by
rabid fight fans.
Garrison and Fessenden sports
men have written for blocks of seats,
lnanifesting the interest that is be-
ing shown in western North Dako-
ta's greatest fight card.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-14
C0LEHARB0R LOOMS
AS DISTRICT CHAMP
Upset Dope to Decisively De-
feat Crack Washburn Quint
by $500 Score

Coleharbor, N. d., Feb. 14.-By
downing Washburn high school, q
favorite for both the Mclean county
and third district gonfalons on its
own floor Friday, Coleharbor's Midg-
cts loom today as distinct threat
in coming tournaments.
The $500 scores does not indicate
precisely the superiority of the To-
Gals, whose floor play and passing
attack kept the Missionaries on the
defensive all the time, forcing the
losers to resort to long shots to keep
within striking distance.
The count is sufficient, however,
to enable drawing = comparison with
other leading teams in this section.
Washburn bowled Garrison, con-
queror of Minot and Mandan, by a
1912 count last week.
Washburn scored first with a shot
by Nelson but after the first Midget
rally in the opening frame they
trailed the rest Of the way. Ulrich
enabled the Midgts to early sense q
victory by his field goals in the first
half. which ended 1l-4 in favor of
the NUGGETS.
Fuglie ID Star
It was Fuglie, blonde forward and
high man with Is points, who en-
abled Coleharbor to stay ahead by a
spectacular series Of sweeping one
hand flips 1t opportune times. He
won the battle and provided as an
added treat the best pinch shooting
seen in this county for some time.
Saldin, midget Of the Midgts, was
The galloping ghost Of their floor At
tack, while Vetter, Peightal and Nell
son played their best game at guard.
Schulz and Nelson played neat
games for Washburn.
In the preliminary the Washburn
girls trimmed the Coleharbor girls
~ q count Of 1851.
The lineup and summary:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-14

be to arrange q game on neutral
territory where climatic conditions
are favorable to both teams. The
site for the game should be equally
distant for both teams.
With the game now being played
usually on New Years Day, it
means the eastern team must prac-
tee for at least six weeks under
adverse weather conditions. Frozen
ground often prevents scrimmage.
Then comes the journey west
ward. IS workouts are taken en-
route, the matter Of altitude must
Be considered, and strenuous work.
outs n attitudes of 5000 feet will
play havoc with players accustomed
to 1900 feet and less.
A ceoeh cannot deny his players
To 0ppoytunify 10 look around
~ cpce ii California, and, IS .
result, hing ipterested in their new
q 1ih9s, they are not "keyed"
~ ont63lY 4or the game.
; ~ = yeouD' Of these different
ba6 iGaps a unprepAred eastern
too9 must NEST Z well-conditioned
u6oogA e]eyen with the tempera-
tu1e hleh j. the oO's. That ] think
- unfeir arrangement.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-14
CONQUEROR OF
MASKED MARVEL,
WILL BOX HERE
Ticket Sale For 40.rOund Show
Opens at Harris and Wood
mansee's Today
FARGO BOY IS IN DEMAND
Local Pride Will Meet Gate
City FavOrite Over Eight
Round Route
FARGO BOY IS IN DEMAND

Jimmy Dugan, Bismarck favor
lite fistic son, will meet Earl Orion
of Fargo, in an eight round semi
windup bout on the boxing card that
will be held in the Bismarck audi
forum on the night of Feb. 90, the
Mysterious Promoter announced to-
day.
While the Capital City's unknown
sportsman awaited the signing of Il
contract by an oppone:l. Of Billy Pc
trolle, which will be the main 90 on
the 40 round boxing card that is
planned, said promoter decided to
obtain Earl Orton's signature to a
contract before some other rival
grabbed the services Of Fargo's
latest favorite.
Orion made an impressive show
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Leonard Seppala Wins
New England Derby

North Coway. N. H.. Feb. a.
R-Leonhard Seppala Of Alaska
won the three-day point to point
New England sled dog race Mon
day.
His elapsed time for the run from
North Conway to Laconia and
thence to Wolfeboro and back to
North Conway was IL hours AZ min
utes.
Emil st. Goddard Of the Pas,
Manitoba, was second in 13:59:48
and Earl Bridges, also Of the Pas,
third, 8, 14:O8:17.
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Cleveland, O. - Joe Dundee,
Baltimore, won . technical
knockout over ClyGe Hull, Of
Faith, s. d., (8).
Rochester, N. Y.-JacA De.
laney. Bridgeport, Conn.,,
knocked out Leo Gates, North
Adams. Mass, (2). Johnny
Urban, Pittsburgh. knocked out
Tony Stabenau, Buffalo, "a.
Chicago-Hasry Dillon. Win.
nipeg, knocked out Roleau
Saguero, Cuba, a.. Danny
Dundee, Omaha. and Johnny
Dcc0urcey, st. Paul, drew, (6).
New York - Pete Sanstol,
Norway. and Benny Hall, st.
Louis, drew (6). Danny ferris.
New Yor!:. won from Osford
Bernard. Pa ,ama, CO.. Danny
Frush defeated Jimmy Scott,
Galveston, (e).
Philadelphia - Al Gordon.
Philadelphia, outpointed Joe
Click, New York. (lO). rtarty
Gold. Philadelphia. defeated
Paddy Sullivan, California, (10).
London-Jack Hood, England,
defeated Len Johnson, Manehes.
ter, (15).
Memphis. Tenn.-Jack Gibbs,
st. Paul. knocked out Jimmy
Cox, Memphis. (3). Jimmy
Griffith. Memphis. won from
Steve Nevada, Detroit, (6).
Altoona, Pa. - Al Corbett,
Cleveland. knocked out Johnny
Nelson, Newark, N. J.. (9).