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Houses and Flats Furnished

ARROW AVE. 1853 rms. nicely furn.;
utilities furn.. adults only; $50. Oh. 4409.
BACON. l2ol- Bungalow. garage. fur
nished rooms. utilities. s6 week.
GUILFORD 54O4-Bsautiful home fur
nished OF unfinished. Reas. Ha. 1912.
LOCKERBIE, 6l2-Strictly modern apt;
reas., Inspect; call Ii. 5000; week days.
Riley 427-3 rooms. bath; furnished. ex-
cept linens: private, adults. II. l4e3-W.
RODNAN-25 W. 10th; nicely furn. apis.
See custodian or call Ri. 1898.
WALNUT. e, 1872 furnished rms; walk.
est: $50 mo. See housekeeper in base.
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Death Notices

EATON. PRISCILLA Beloved wife CT u D.
Eaton. mother o. MS David A Ma
dame Renter. passed away a. her home
MONDAY. Juiv 2. ii.i5 .. m. Funeral a.
residence. 1894 Spanu ave. Thursday
JULY II, A. p. n. Friends invited.
Burial Memorial par
HART. MATTHEW rs Years. brother
~ Larry Hart Of Southport. and uncle
~ Mrs.. Louis Wildey. Ms. Curtis Rern-
olds and Mrs Samuel Peters. passed away
20 81. Viucsuts hospital Tuesday. july 9
Funeral at FINN BROS. FUNERAL
HOME. 1899 y. MERIDIAN ST. ThursdsT.
$50 a. 10. Services at 81 Mary.s church
a. North Vernon. IND. Q q. n. Burial
st. Mars cemetery, North vernon
Friends in~ited.
SHERIDAN. MARTHA ELLEN- Beloved
rife Of Walter r. Sheridan. mother Of
walter IT.. Robert. Sherman and Marjorie.
daughter of Nj and MIS- Alfred wade.
disd a. residence. 1902 Albany St. Beech
Grove. Tuesday morning. Funeral Friday,
July -. $40 a. m. at residence a. m.
q Holy Name church Burial Holy Cross
~emeterr- Friends -1f.ted.
rCBIE. MARGARET Nee Gordon Passed
sway al S.. Tluceuts hospital TueSdaE.
July ? Friends may view remains At the
funeral home Ok Fceuev Z. Feener. 923
e. Pennsylvania. Funeral Thursdav. July
n. 850. al funeral home p G.. D. ~ St
F1iIp Serl church. Burial Holy Cross
ccmeterT- FRIENDS invited
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CRAFTSMAN
FirSt-Class Detail. Must be fast.
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.
1125 Mass. Ave. !
DRAFTSMAN
ROOFING SALESMEN

IlO'TI I-NU fJIlIIIIt- II III
Old established corporation uiu ADD
I'VE additional statesmen. who can qualify
and show by previous performance g pro-
auction record 70 sell our full and COM
pctc line Of nualitr roOfngS. No red
tape contracts. liberal commissions; good
future. Call $50 to 10 a. n. 1872 South
Pennsylvania ST.
a GOOD Opportunity 10 help neiRhbors
and friends. Easy to get started. Busi-
lion packages sold ali over America last
wear. Every family needs them. Won
derful values. Everyone not only salts
fed. but delighted. No experience
needed Whole or part time For full
particulars write ". T. RAWLEIGH CO..
Dent NE O Ereenorf- Ill
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Help Wanted Female
THREE YOTNG LADIES

Ages 1925 10 travel With manager for
old established firm. Calling on business
Arms, experience unnecessary. Perlna-
nent position. SALARY $50 Vk.. bonus and
transportation. Apply between 1912 a.
M. "a p. m. ct Hotel Linden. ask for
Mp FORD
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Rent housekeeping Rooms

PRATT, ii2 E.-3-rm. apt; everything
turn.: ND; walking distance.
SHERMAN DR.. ". 240s-2-room suite;
mode<n; for housekeeping. Oh, 3el,.
WAisSUT, e, Il5-3 rms. bath. everything
.drn.; SIS. See housekeeper in basement.
Wash. z. I7i0-Two Housekeeping rms;
everything furn. but linens 81 TX. Ii. 406l.
WOODRUFF, 544 NJ DR.-Nice cool nm.
everything furnished: hot, cold water;
very exclusive Oh. 3i73
LOVELY COOL WOODRUFF nm,
kitchenette. private bath. $3.50. Ch. 4l08.
LOVELY WOODRUFF cool rms; 81;
also nm. $3.50. Oh. 4IoS.
, NICE-Nestly furnished rms. for house
keeping. Oh. o250.
? ROOMS-Kitchenetts: mod; furn.; sew.
machine: phone; gar: reas. Be. 209o.
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GIRL
Experienced film Inspector. Apply PARA
MOUNT FAMOUS fASKY CORPORA
TON. 1l6 " Michigan St.
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Musical instruments
Pets and Liue Stock

WE HAVE plenty OF three-Teek old
brooder chicks; 90 cents each. Also
plenty Of baby chicks. turkeys DUCKS
and gosiings.
BOYER'S HATCHERY.
81 N. Delaware. ri. $40.
CANARIE1 Harz Mt and Siefert Rollers,
all colors 81. SIS. li44 Dawson: Dr.. 54lI
POLICE DOG-Female. l-yeaT. gray vi \
black MARI. pedgreed. southport I'm:
CHINCHILLAS-P edigreed: four does and
hutches: very reasonable. DR.. 638l.
CANARlES- 3-day sale on BIRDS and
cages. I402la South East ST. Dr.: 1920.
SEIFERT ROLLERS = Harz Mt. Singers,
mated prs. cages; very cheap. DR.. 2l8o-J:
POLICE PUP-Male black and tan eligible
to register $40. 1887 ". 23d St.
PARROT-Red head Mexican; good talker;
reasonable, after p. m. call Be 1853
BOSTON BULLS-l2 Wks; pedig: beauti.
marked; $50. Oh. 4776-J. lo11 Parker.
Al COW and calf: r0od mixer; ye-y
cheap. 1925 W. Morris. Be. 1907.
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Business Places for Rent

2. ) AMI 4-ROOM SUITES
Furnished OF unfinished
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware
L. 3558. Room no
2 STOREROOMs-Nea Fountain Square;
SO each. 822824 Shelby. D.. 2084.
BEST LOCATION-30th and Illinois; dry
goods or SHOES; only $50 Be. 1908.
GOOD LOCATION-Dru9 store; first
change il 30 years. 702 n. Holmes.
SD. sos E.-2 rooms rear Berch's phar-
macy; suitable DR.. Ia. $3.50. Va. o948.
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Ford panel delivery truck. 1927 This
car is a late D. has had rery little
service new paint Job. wire Wheels: ss5
CARR AUTO SALES co.
5436 F. Wash. St -r. 1i24,
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PAPER HANGING

PsPER- HANGING
Here's what you've been waiting forl
Paper furnished ana hung, 81 per room.
Oh. zoos or r. 24l5-
FAPER HANGINC-Palnting estimate
Zee. Call Acton for action. en-. seq.
PAPER HANGING-PaIntlng. plsstering.
-eneral repair work. Oh. 046e.
paPER HANGING-Cleanlng ano painting;
..Eh-clasS Work. Oh. 05l2.
ItCGS IEANEp-9xls. sI5e. Call for
del: Io-os sDeo Kemer Rug Co Oh. 1886
WALL PAPER CLEANED-Si per room. all
YORK Fuarantsed. Oh 266l-J.
WALL PAPER-Removed by steam; save
rinle ano money. TANNER. RI S9l2.
JIMMIE CARDELLA-Movine into 92S n.
Pena. Towing and general repair work.
- hour service. Ii. $500.
IVE Bull -New houses. garages. Repair.
remodel old ones. For plans, terms call
L. L. NOEL. Ii. Ass ii@o PARK.
You Read the Want Ads
Have YOU tried 20 use thenf
It's eaSy--Call Ri. 55S1
ask for an 4d Taker
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Automobiles for Sale
DON'T MISS
OUR STORE
BARGAINS

1925 Chrysler 60 Sedan ...........S 80
1928 Marmon IS Sedan ........... 1.295
1927 Marmon 80 Brougham ...... $50
1929 0ldsmobile Coach ......... $50
1929 Pontiac Coupe ,........... 7S5
1925 Dodge Victory IS" ...... 80
1929 Marmon IS Sedan ........... $50
1927 Stutz 5 Sedan ...............1.22J 30
1923 Ford Coupe ................. 495
1928 Marmon IS Sedan ........ 500
1929 Roosevelt Sedan ......,,. $40
1923 Auburn SIT ................ 100
1923 Pontiac Coupe ............. $50
1927 Buick Std. Coach ........ 800
1927 Marmon s Sedan ...... 800
1926 Chrysler 20 Roadster ...... so
1927 Elcar q. Coupe ............ 495
1927 Studebaker Victoria Coupe. 60
1927 Buick J-FaSS. Coupe........ 10
1927 Buick CT. Coupe ........... 80
1927 Buick std. Coach ..... GS5
1926 Buick 4-Pass Coupe ........ 800
1925 Essex Coupe ... 800
1926 Marmon ~" 7-Pass. Sedan. 80
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Houses for Rent

I BELLEFONTAINE. 2010-S-rm nod. house;
newly dec and painted; Al condition;
double garsgc. lie. 500.
BROAD RIPPLE-5 rms, lights, water. GOOD
condition: sl7. Inquire 6527 Ashland.
CHARLES ST, 1232-5-room house; strict
y modern; reasonable.
CARROLLTON AVE. 414Q-6-room double.
2-car garage. s65. Hu. 4205.
DAWSON, 8ll-5-room modern; Al condi-
ton; heat furnished; garage. Ia. 68O8
DEARBORN. 2247-5-room modern; dry
basement; good garage, nice yard; paved
street and alley: va. pd.; $28. Ir. 3831-J.
EMERSON. N. 1876 rooms mod. water
pd.. oouble gar. near school S45. II. 1868.
FULTON, E. 325-6 rooms modern; Al:
water paid; near Tech. No. 9. Ii 9l56.
GRAY, S. 114-5-rnl. cottage, gas, cleo.
excellent cono.; water pd.; ga; deep well;
clean; sl8.
HARRIS 27-6-room, half double, modern
except furnace. s28. Be o74l.
La SALE, N. 439-5-roorn modern double:
on bus near car $50. II. Ol99-J.
tricitT: Sis Cali. Dr.. 1887. So ''~N
MARKET, q, l4lO-Half double, : rooms
OAKLAND. N. 551-Bungalow. attractive
strictly modern, 4 rooms, hall. in-a-door
decorated. large basement. Rybolt furnace.
awnings sink. garage, sal. Mater paid.
Adults
OHIO, E, 10lla-upper duplex rooms
modem; new decor; ga. water paid. $50.
ORIENTAL. s, l39--7' rooms. gas, else,
garage. water paid; good condition; SIS.
BUCKLE. 18l8-6-room double excellent
condition, $50. Calira. 1921 or HALL O.
Hill. Ri. 5523
SOUTH SIDE nice rms & bath. semi
moo; ideal place FOR s25 per mo. DR.. $3.50.
TRAUB. N. 1t4-Up. duplex rms. clean;
mod. Al cond.; couple only; ga; va.
49, - -.
18TH W. 1873 rooms. modern house:
good condition: $40. Ia. 1888
18TH. 9l8 Ed Small rooms. semi modern
gas. elect. sewer connect. SIC.
25TH. E. 727--6 rms. mod Is new hard
woods. redec; $35; key next door. F2a. 1864
42ND. E. 764-Attractive Single: rooms;
modern: garage; $50. Hu. 1908.
COLORED-1G8 Bright: 5 large rooms;
electric gas; water pa; SIC Ia. 1172-R.
coy .2-room cottage; large shady lawn;
$40 Ta. 1928.
MODERN DOUBLE. NORTH
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Automobiles Wanted
Automobiles for Sale

g. ssrzya FORD coupe. good tires.
&$ Hs@S paint and Upholstering
p E|NSg are good; III best OF me-
kSESSEl chanicaI condition. only
EN1& q SIS down. Jores-Whitaaer.
~ 81 " GAS n Capitol Ave. Open
NAsF-Tourine. 1874 Cd. mechanical con-
dition: new tires: cheap. II. 322l-M.
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Rooms for Rent

N. 2437-Modern front I'M.
private home. Ha. 4923M.
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Trucks


5436 Z. Wash. St Ir. 1924.
6. NJ. C.-Modei X ~: IL ton capacity.
t-wheel brakes: 34X7 tires on rear. closed
cab ana stock rack; this truck looks and
runs like new and is priced 10 sell quick.
General Motors Truck Co.. al z. Market
ST. Ii 1857.
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OAKLAND. ALl-AMERIcAN
COUPE, 1895; 1928.
Mr.. Worley says you can not
invest in the dogs We think an
investment in good automobile
pays better than any way.
42s-43o N. CAPITOL AVE.
r. Y. Law Motor Co. Ii. 1888.
Open evenings.
HUPMoBnE-lsae sedan: b. owner; good
condition. Price lov.-lis~ 1S.4 day. va.
AIS evenings.
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MIDDLE AGED MAN-Sest appearance.
rirh ear 70 DO soliciting. gas and oil
furnished. Apply a2Ae sangsteE Ave.
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MODERN DOUBLE. NORTH
2-CAR GARAGE
1926 Broadway; 4 bedrooms, good con-
dition; $3.50.
Dunlop & Holtegel
l22 Z. Market Il 65l7
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You Read me Want ACs-
Have YOU tried 20 use theni
It's eaSy-Call Ri 55Sl
ask for an Ad Taker
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24
Havana Prepares
ForLatin Meet

Havana. April 24.-(R)-Two things
loom as important In the Cuban sports
field-a victory over neighborin9
Latin countries In the Central Ameri-
can Olympics scheduled for March IS,
1880. and establishment Of suitable
facilities for visiting athletes.
A furry in local athletic circles an
ticipates the Olympic encounters with
plenty Of time left over for careful de-
velopmeut Of raw materials discovered
IA various institutions.
Plans for the comfortable housing
of visiting athletes are, however. close
70 completion. Abandoning the idea Of
building new stadium to seat $1,000
spectators. the Olympics committee
has concentrated upon improving the
present university stadium facilities.
Under direction Of Or. Carlos Miguel
a. Cespedes, secretary Of public works.
the present gr1ndstand, seating 1000,
VIII b extended to accommodate
1900. Locker room space Will Be In
cSeased 70 care for several hundred
mare lockers. and the track itself. now
= oa1arter.ua1le oyal, viii encircle sev.
eeal now atraiGhtaWAyy for the dashes.
Waiting athletes win b provided
every comfort at the dispceAl Of the
Cuban government while they are of
the fleld. TriScornia immigration
amp. equipped 70 house 1000, wtll be
turned over b the visitors ct noui-
tuaj cogt, and transportation facilities
w1u b provided.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24

chasing manufacsuring ard
6nancing-are crystallised
IN De Soto Six IN . manner
thas cannot Be equalled b.
any other manufacturing
source.
BecWWSe- Soto
Six truly expresses the ap-
pnedsigni i6eanoeofC Chryslsr
genius, and the inimitable
means whereby Chrysler
Motors oonstantly sssks 70
achieve the greatest values
II the motor world.
Those Who fail 10 discriua.
inate IN the purchase Of .
meteor car ohen spend moro
and st leaa Guard your
exPenditure By telephoning
- Or calling q our aho,v.
room, and We Win b slad
- demonstrate tho sound.
meas Of yoar invesenlsnf u
4 Do Soto Six.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24
VM Rolf Ham High
THREE SLATER SISTERS STAR
LOCAL INDIAN GIRLS MEET
Pete Rasnus Has
Good Discus Mark

Columbus, Ohio. April 3l-R-
Pete Rasmus Of Asthabula, Ohio, has
been 'in the money" In every track
meet In which he represented Ohio
State.
Pete throws the discus, and In the
Southern Methodist university relay
carnival at Dallas on March 80, Pete
tossed the saucer 167 feet, which q
not 30 far behind the worlds record
Of 158 feet, lx inches held by Bud
Houser. former Southern California
star and twice Olympic champion.
Rasmus has beaten 100 feet twice
In practice. He won the Big Ten
championships In 1927 and 1924, and
claims Z mortgage on the 1870 title.
The Ohioan doubles In the ham
mer. shot or javelin but has not ap-
preached the same form In these
events. He learned to handle the
discus from Dr.. Frank Castleman.
Rasmus holds the Ohio relays title
and has placed ct the Penn games.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24
Sande to Race as
Owner, Not Rider

Louisville, Ky, April 24.-(R)-Earl
Sande, who twice won the Kentucky
derby as = Jockey, is~ out to win the
derby again this year-but this time
Is IN owner.
: sande, who punted zev down In
front In 1923 and Flying Ebony In
1925, has nominated three thoroueh.
breds for this years classic ana Il
busy getting them IN shape for the
race which Will be run at Churchill
Downs here May IL.
The veteran riders entries include
Hermitage, . black colt by Tfiar
Rock out Of Kathryn Harlan; Nearby,
. black 'filly by Friar Rock out Of
Continent, and Safety Pin, . chest
nut filly by Friar Rock out Of Stick
Pin.
II one Of sande's entries should
win 1t would mark the first time Z
jockey ever has turned owner and
won the Kentucky derby. The WIN
ter books here1bouts do not seem
to put much stock In Earle's eligibles,
holding Safety Pin 1T 400 to /, and
Nearby. at 100 to and failing to
quote Hermitage. But sande may
fool 'em!
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24
SPEED MERCHANT TO
|. HELP BRING YOUTHS
TO BEST CONDITION
Deaf and Dumb Stars Best
Time IN Century Officially
Is 90 Seconds
WILL STAGE FIVE EVENTS
Special 100, 22o and 44o.Yard
, Dashes, Shot Put, Broad
Jump Planned
WILL STAGE FIVE EVENTS

North Dakota's once fastest human
is coming out Of retirement.
Rolf Harmsen In 1922 single
handled nearly won the North Da-
kota state high school track and field
meet at Grand Forks for the state
school for the deaf at Devils Lake.
Later ct Gallaudet College, Washing
ton, q. C., In 1923, Harmsen ran the
century In 90 seconds. officially, ty-
ing the record for the South Atlantic
district. The record still stands.
Lives Here Now
Today, Harmsen . Bismarck resi-.
dent, believes that his flashing legs
still can propel him 100 yards In 10
seconds or less, that he can broad
jump n feet. throw the shot - feet.
dash the 40 In 50 seconds flat, and
do other feats Of cinder valor.
Alone he viii compete with the
powerful Bismarck high school track
team. TO give the boys the competi-
ton they need to get In the best con-
ditton for the Capital City track
meet, the May Festival meet. and
finally the May Conference events"
Early each week, II weather per-
mits. Harmsen. one man track
team, win compete With the high
school youths. He has arranged with
Coach Roy d. Mcleod to compete in
the lo0-yard dash, the broad Jump
and shot put, and the 44o-yatd dash
on successive days. II Is possible that
he also. will stage . 220-yard dash In
the three e-day schedule.
:, Harmsen still holds the state high
school record for the century, the
mark being t0.2 seconds, In 1921, he
ana Mike Mueller scored ~ points In
the state meet for their school. FAR
60 and Grand Forks, each with many
entrants, tied for first place with Is
points.
Was All-Around Star
In the 1921 state meet, .Harmsen
won the 100 yard dash and placed
second In the 22O. He stumbled on the
last hurdle in the low-stick race after
gaining q long lead and lost the race.
In 1922, the blonde flash won Ill
three events. More than that-he
made . trial broad Jump which would
have won first place and was conf
dent that he could have won Z fifth
event. He was restricted to three
events, however. and had to be salts
fled with only IS points for high In
divdual honors.
Harmsen probably will take part
In his first competitive events early
next week, It. Is announced.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24
Miss kiIlilea, Brewer Head, Perplexed
Start. !.
3O.Mie: Jauint

Collinsyille. H.. April 24-R)-With
1885 miles Ct their !. 3.l00.Iuile Journey
completed. the - survivors IN G. G.
Pyle's bunion derby moved into an
other state today. They were headed
for Maplewood. Mo-. . Jump Of 30
miles. The starting time was .
o'clock. two hours later than usual.
Pete 0avuxd, bearded Italian Of
Southampton. England Was protect
Ing . three-hour lead over Jimmy
salo, the flying cop Of Passiic, N. j.,
when the blister brigade moved out
Of Collinsvtlls this morning. Salo,s
victory yesterday In the. S9-mdle
grind from Vandalia firmly en-
trenched him in second place and
drew him closer to Oavuzxi.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24
Truce
Rumor Is Denied

New York. April 24.-<RAA renew
al Of the oft-repeated rumor that
army and navy were pfepared to
patch UP their athletic differences
has brought from officials Of both In
Stitutions denial that theee has .been
any change In the situation. Is !.
The report. Is printed In Chicago,
had It that the rival servlee acsdem-
les were ready TO call . halt to verbal
hosttlittes and resume football rela-
tions In . game to be played at Sol.
der field. Chicago. In 1881. Soon
Afterwards authorities at West Point
and Annapolis came out With state.
ments protesting entire ignorance Of
any such arrangement. 10
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24
arity as has any fighter in the ring

larity as has any fighter in the ring
today.
Billy first attracted national atten-
ton when he knocked over Louis Kid
Kaplan, former featherweight cham
pion. In the kids first battle as
lightie. Then came more lnockouts
and wins over good men. and finally
the big money Madison Square Gar
den.
whipping Sid Terris, although the
decision went against him, added to
his fame.
Next . fight with Jimmy McLar-
min. who at that time was making his
bid for the lightweight championship,
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24
good
Investment

BeC0W0g Soto
Six il the only Chrysler-
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- 4845.
BeC01E0e De Soto
Six was designed BY the
same group Of engineers,
whose genius confers On Al
Chrysler-built cars the un-
znistakable attributes Of
leadership.
BecNWse Chrysler
craitsmanshiP guided By
the unique Chrysler prin-
ciple Of Standardized DUAL
ity-has attained . naasler.
pieoe In tho creation Of Do
Soto Six.
Bec0IgSe All tho
vast resources y Chryslar
Motors-all The advantages
resulting from tlss coan1non
policy q nginearinG pur.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24
Golf Caddies to
Get SCHOLARSHIPS

Weirtown, w. Va, April 34-tR3-
Efficient and reliable golf caddies;
who have the ambition but not the
means to 60 through college. will be
given . higher education BY =. T..
Weir, president Of the Weirton Steel
company.
As Z memorial. to his brother, p.
M. Weir. the steel magnate has es-
tablished five four-year scholarships
at the University Of Pittsburgh.
Only golf caddies are eligible. Each
Of the five, to be selected by officials
Of the Western Pennsylvania golf as-
sociation. will be given 32,l00. This
SUM will provide four years tuition
and $40 q year for incidentals.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24

Back TO the front rank Of the light
weights comes the hard hitting Billy
Wallace.
His recent victory over Tommy Gro
gan In Detroit puts him neck and
neck with Ray Miller In the chase for
. chance to fight the champion,
Sammy Mandell.
Over . year ago Billy stood In the
same spot he enjoys today. but mis-
fortune. In the shape Of ring injuries.
forced him down In the standing. The
courage and determination Billy dis
played In fighting back to his present
position have won him as much popu-
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24
Yankee and British
RYDER Pairs Named

London April 24.-(R-The teams
for the forthcoming Ryder cup four
somes were announced today as fol-
lows:
G. A. Whitcombe and Archie
Compston (British) VS., Johnny Far
rell and Joe Turnesa. u. 81.
:. Aubrey Boomer and George Dun
can (British) vs.. Leo Diegel and Al
Espinosa u. S..
Abe Mitchell and Fred Robson
(British) vs.. Gene Sarazen and Ed
Hagen (U. S..
e. Whitcombe and Henry Cotton
(British) vs.. John Golden and Walter
Hagen ecu. s..
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24

and Billy started on the downward
grade. Against McLarnin Billy broke
his right hand and lost the decision.
A long layoff followed. and when
he returned to the wars Indifferent
fights with mediocre opponents caused
the word to 60 around that Wallace
was through. But Billy fooled them.
Slowly but surely he regained his old
form. Knockouts over Jackie Pilking-
ton, Joe Medill and Mickey Chaptn
were steps on the comeback trail.
II the champion defends his title
this summer its good bet that Wal
lace will be in there with him.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-24
Jim Corbett Had -; :" {. !.
! Great Endurance,
Muldoon ates

New York. April 24s-tREWalliam
Muldoon. New York's grand old man
Of boxing. believes that Jim Corbett,
the. wiry dancing master from San
'Ftapotsco. had the most epdutance Of
the old time heayyweights. -
{ "Cprbett, moving fast ~ the time"
he says, gave the greatest exhibition
Of sustained speed aQd endurance ]
ever saw IN. his 81 -round match. with
Jackson In the early sos "a
about the 18th round Jackson,
DRAGGING m injured LEG behind him.
finally drove Jim into corner, where
he wanted him, but Oorbett Jumped
clear over the negro's shoulder j.. y.
And that was after two hours Of
iiehtinS.
Jim was 20 yelisyed ct getting odt
Of that Tight place ,that he laaagted
hysteFically 70 hllneolf 1oe two N1nole
ronnd& Cogbett yedhahly'Nn1ld Rave
rogained tle hoayyWeieRt tom Jim
Jo1ftiea q oouey 1GlAn6 n: 11oQ Int
1ce hlo theatrical fkiends sat thu riug.
side. Ihey applaudod -ll1m eprG(alSs.
y. Gl1outing. Great boz "He'6 .
Wondor,' rntn Jim, alWnys. ll1nouing
Tor words q praise. turned onos too
often - Gm1le.
III f1onded one LIT hnck a tn
baqd. y Ihat one W1s enough. :