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Estherville ].


Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg and son
Lyle were callers in Wilton Tuesday.
Merrill Lindsey hauled wheat to
Regain for the Uhde brothers several
days this week.
Harry Knutson called at the home
of his mother Tuesday evening. OIL
liver Knutson returned home with
him where he will work in the mine
this winter. -
Grant Lindsey and C. A. Our
started cutting flax again Wednes-
day after being laid up q week on
account of wet weather.
The Garfield Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. Ira Bailey, October 2.
Joseph Cook is working for Joe
Keifer on the A. H. Lundberg farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Davenport
end son Junior were Friday evening
callers at the Harry Davenport
home.
The Garfield Homemakers club
met with Mrs. r. Patten Thursday,
Oct. 3. All the members but one
we're present and two new members,
Frieda Uhde and Mrs. s. L. Jordahl,
were added to the list. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Anna
Strand the first Thursday in Novem-
Der and all members are urged to
be present.
George Schilling ID working for
Mrs. Anna Knutson.
Frieda and Willie Uhde were Re-
gan callers Friday.
The next meeting Of the Garfield
Ladies Aid will be at the Louis Jor-
censor home Oct. 20.
Frieda Uhde called at the Strand
home Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson mo-
tored to Bismarck Friday. They re-
turned by way Of Wilton, and Dom
ovan Nicholson came home with
them to spend the weekend.
Among the Regain shoppers Satur-
day afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Mccullough and daughter Bar
bsra, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nickel
son, George Mowden. Otto Uhde and
Roy Little.
Harry Davenport finished thresh-
inR Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Little Of
Baldwin were Sunday. visitors q
the Roy Little home. They also call
ed at ]. F. Little's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mosier visited
at the Joe Keifer home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth
ana Mrs. Otto LAWSON Of Wilton were
Saturday evening visitors 1t the
Leonard Davenport home.
Grant Lindsey and son Howard
and Charles Our called 1t the Roy
Little home Sunday.
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Glen View
d mrs. LARS JACOBSON

Enock Anderson moved the Jake
Bureau house up to hts other build
ings last week and Is having It re-
paired for . bunk house.
Ludwig Hanson and Il. 3. Thomp-
son hauled corn for Con johnson
Monday.
Harry Lane, who has been spend.
ing . couple Of weeks here visiting
hts mother, lGrs. Tom Morgan. left
BY car for Minneapolis Monday.
M. and Mn. Lars jacobson. Mrs..
g. M. Jacobcon and granddaughter
Violet visited It the 4. Z. Holden
home Sunday evening.
NJ. and Mn. Dtll Larson were
shopping In the Capital City eatur !
day.
Mrs. Tom Morgan and son Harry
Lane were callers at the Lars Jacob
son homo Tuesday.
Tho Lutheran Ladies' Aid 9;
Painted Woods viii meet 1t the hons
Of Mr.. Louise Hagen Thursday. Oct.
3lst.
Nj. and Mr.. ivan Holden and
children. Katherin. Mclean. PAUL and
Yerl Holden and Devtd Dly motored
70 DibmArck 70 see TIE moytes at the
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Paramount. They also attended the
dance at Alex Asb:.dsc's.
Alex Oshanyk and Mabel sagcr Of
Wilton and Mrs. Lars Jacobson a.
tended the opening Of the Paramount
at Bismarck Friday night.
Mrs. Anton Lindberg and daughter
Violet Of Currey. Mimi. arrived Sat-
urday for a two weeks visit with her
mother Mrs. lngrid Anderson and
sister Mrs. AL Holden.
Mi. and Mrs. walter Scmons and
children were recent visitors at the
Tom Morgan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enock Anderson and
family visited at the David Trygg
home In Baldwin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Holden were Bis
inarck callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Monroe and
family visited Sunday at the Alex
Asbridge home east Of Bismarck.
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D FERN STEWART

Miss Mildred johnson WAS . caller
Ia sterling Saturday.
Mrs.. Ernest johnson Vas . Town
caller last Friday.
Mr.. Henry Applaud attended the
missionary meeting at Robert Jonn-
sons last Tucsdac'. \.
Union meeting was held at the nan
Monday night.
Z =. smith was . business caller
In Bismarck wednesday.
Phil HoEhs Woro Sunday callers ~
the r.. Z. Wt1dfang h0me.
Hlomarck choppers Saturday were
Mrs. Carey Johnson and deuehter
Mildred, Max Lang. Thoton Ellloou.
Mr., Henry Wildfang. NJ. and Mn.
Tom stewart. Afrs. paul Lang. Mr..
Henry Edgerly. and ,. n. johnson
and son Alton.
~ Henry Larson and daughter
vieian werN Sterling Callers eesur-
day morning.
n. ana Mr.. John sedlsic ware
weekend callers st Sterling.
Grace johnson and cousin Olive
Johnoon Visited With Fern Stewart.
Tfsy spsnt !the afternoon out buggy
ms harms ana Gladys Ness wsrs
Sunday guests y the Oscar Anderson
home.
raslins Rsurhef = helping hee sis-
- - Nth ~ uegk = ~ pool
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BY MRS. J. H. EMCH

VIM. Klamath transacted business
In Carson Wednesday.
Geo. Schulty, ST.. Of Bismarck was
visiting friends in Leith Wednesday.
Mrs. E. j. LAWYER. Mrs. Alfred
johnson. Mrs. Carlson and Miss
Bertha Zacher drove to Mott Thurs
day afternoon.
Jake Wahl was taken quite i'll
Thursday afternoon when he was i'm
mediately operated on for appended
tbs. He has been suffering q great
deal but Is recovering rapidly at pres
ent.
Mrs. E. +. Sanders and son Bur-
leigh drove to Bismarck Thursday
afternoon, returning the same cvc-
ming.
Mrs. E. Anhorn Of Carson attended
r. N. A. lodge in Lcith Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Julius Zeller, Jr., Mrs. Thos,
Anderson and Mrs. O. j. Saunders
were business callers In Carson Sat-
urday.
r. w. Huchc and Geo. Gebhardt
we're He'll visitors Thursday.
Peter Botten Of Carson transacted
business in Leith Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dahl were
business visitors in Carson Wednes.
day and also were guests at the e
Anderson home "Wednesday.
r. w. Wuchc, Geo. Gebhardt and
j. H. Emch in company with Johr
Sept. Fred Eberhardt and Henry
Laub Of He'll left for q few days hunt
ing trip Monday.
The supper Of nations held In ths
church parlors Friday evening. was
q great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordo-. Mellon Of Bis
marck visited with MI. and Mrs. G. L
Mellon and family Sunday.
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. Clarke Mossman as hostess In
the church parlors Thursday after.
noon. Tying comforters was tho
work Of the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Faubel and
family Of Lennon were Sunday
guests at the Henry Taubel home.
+. +. Saunders made . business trip
to Wimbledon the first Of the week.
Jim Fiddler Of the south country
was In Leith the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 0ebhardt and
family were Elgin visitors Sunday.
Miss Katie Loag spent Sunday with
home folks.
Burleigh Saunders. Edgar Houscy
end Ralph Ondahl made the usual
Sunday trip to Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Burnham Of
south OF town were IN Leith Monday,
Mr.. and MRS. Ira Herbert Of Bis
marck visited relatives south Of leitll
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Engen left for
their home In st. Paul Saturday. Mrs,
Enge1 has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. C0wan, for several
weeks.
Mrs. Hurley Is spending tho week
With Mrs. Tim Wetherly.
a large crowd attended the Luz
theran church Sunday afternoon ia
welcome . former pastor. Rev. Blu,
who preached here several years ago
Clark MosSmAn and e. j. LAWYER
went to New Salem Saturday evening
for q short hunting trip.
The r. N. A. Of Elgin are putting
on q play Listen. Ladies'" a farce
comedy, at the X. Of r. hall Friday
evening. "A dance Is to BE- held after
the show with the Lcith r. N. A.
serving supper.
Miss Bertha Zacher spent Sunday
at her home south Of leith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ameal Brtnkma.
we're In Elgin Monday.
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Mrs. May Pike and son. Claudius
Pike. from Sioux City, Iowa, are here
visiting Mrs. Pixies brother, H. A.
Carlisle. and family for Z short time.
Mr.. and Mr.. o. Z. Peterson and
daughter Lillian went to Bismarck
Friday where the latter Is taking q
business course.
Mike olovichs wife and two daugh.,
tiers arrived from Poland last week.
They have been separated due to the
war for the last 10 years.
Martin Rippley Of lGoflit WAS q
business caller hare Tuesday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lloyd 0osney took
their dlughters. Martha and Bernice
to Dismarck Friday to attend bust
meas college there.
Thos Naaden Of Braddock made .
business call here last Tuesday.
Miss Helen 0rownAwcll. who u en-.
ployed In Bismarck, spent the week.
end At home. Her friend. Miss Ada
0aville. was her guest.
a number Of the young people at
tended the dance at Sterling Friday
evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest Saville and
Mias Ada 0aville were shopping In
Bismarck Saturday.
Min Jennie Waste. teacher Of
school No. I. spent the weekend with
friends ct Mofift.
Min Hilma Adams Of Moffit and
Mrs. C6dte Adams o. Mckenzie
visited school No. ! Tuesday after
noon and Mis- Waste accompanied
them back q Motif Tor supper.
y. =. He1ton of McKenxie made !
business call here Tuesday.
Miss Ella Peterson LETT last week
for Valley City to attend teachers
college there.
L. r. Nay and william Lemke
stopped here On their WY 70 Fargo
Thursday.
n. ana Mrs. Howard Brcwnawell
q leoffit Waited relatives and lfiends
here Sunday.
Little Verne gaville ana Dernadine
Daxter enjoyed : little birthday
party Together Friday afternoon 1t
The Wayne DAxter home.
Visitors At the ~. h. 0roWnAwell
home Sunday included Mr.. and Mr..
Ernest oavtlle and family, Mr.. and
MI. Harold DrownaWell and son
Bobby Of Sterling. Niss Helen Brown
aWell of 0tesnarck. Miss Jennie
Waste and Glen Adams u leOflit
and Mn. Z. \. Nay and ltttle grand
daughter ally Lou 1Cay. 0f Brad
dock.
Considerably more than . hundred
friends and neispborS gathered It the
Jako Nm home 0unda3 afternoon to
Wo)eeGne 1eiee olesttk's Ntt1 nd tWo
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Welch's Spur


I'd Doppler and two sons dined at
the Robert WEIGH home Monday.
Robert WEIGH motored to Bismarck
on business Monday evening.
George Scarborough visited at the
Ed Doppler home Tuesday. MI.
Scarborough has just finished cutting
his corn.
The Doppler boys and Marcus
Tremblay are still combining on MI.
Trembley's flax. Otto DorInan and
sons finished combining their flax
this week. Oliver and John WEIGH
also combined flax this week.
Mrs. Janette Herrin and daughter
arrived to visit at the Geo. McMurrich
home the middle Of the week. MI.
and Mrs. McMurrich are the parents
az Mrs. Herrin. Mr.. McMurrich had
been Ill for several weeks and grew
much worse the middle Of the week
when relatives were summoned. MI.
McMurrich died Thursday afternoon
His son. will, who IS In washington
Was unable to come, but the elder
son, George, OF Butte. Mont, came
Friday. Mr.. McMurrich was buried
In Glencoe cemetery Saturday aiter-
noon. A very large crowd packed the
church. and many a tear dropped y
the congregation took their last rare
well Of their old neignbor and irieno
Mr.. McMurrich. although = quiet
home loving man, has held q mgr
place IN the community for years ano
will be greatly missed. IL.
Hugh McMurrich called At tnt
Robt. WEIGH home Friday mornlng
Mr.. WEIGH hauled o load OF tia% u
Bismarck. for Mr.. McMurrich.
MI. and Mrs. Otto Dorrnan. Eo
Doppler. Mrs. Robt. WEIGH ana twe
children and Horace Dirlam were
bismarck callers Friday.
Nj, and Mrs. Otto Dorman visite'
at the Robt. WEIGH home SattSidaJ
evening. ~.
several Of tho young people Of tn.
community attended a show at tne
new Paramount theater In Bismarck
Saturday night. Some attended tne
dance at the Asbridgc barn north o.
Menokcn after the show.
Leo Doppler dined at the nome OF
his sister, Mrs. Robt. WEIGH, SUNDAY
evening. =
Lawrence Dopplcr motored x
Menoken Sunday morning.
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Christiania
By VIOLET A. A

Quite a few from this vicinity At
tended the auction sale at the Art
Chenowith farm Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke ana MISS vlo.
let. also Mr.. Robert Clarke. mot0reo
to Bismarck Monday.
Lester Clarke was a STERLING ca'ie'
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Wcsticot ard
family yisied at the Jennie Clarke
home Tuesday. ..,s
Henry zurifland and soll Harold
started combining flax wednesday
for Robert Clarke which they rave IN
IN shares. Leal Lee was ASSIST
ing them. They finished up oasul-
day night. . $3.50
wednesday were Lawrence HUI Ml;
satler. and also Philip DAVIS al"
John Bomlf of Bismarck.
Christ Schoon pulled his tnrcSnillg
rio down wednesday and started
threshine flax which he has IN on
shares for Jennie Clarke.
IA. and Mrs. George Harding ana
aa,,rhtcrs Florence and Emma were
sterlinc callers Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Paulson accom-.
named by Mrs. Christ 6cnoon aIlo
daughter. Mrs. Adolpn AasaSsn'
motored to Bismarck Friday. &C.,
Mrs. Jennie Clarke ana MISS vlolee'
also Mr.. Robert Clarke. were DTS
coll callers Thursday night. Iney
also stopped at the Oscar ANDERSON
home an their way back.
rhrist Schoon and on EfnsSt
called at the Jennie Clarke home on
Tuesday. -, -. 80.
Henry Wildfang Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gibson were oses.
ling callers Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Scnoon Eng
family ore the proud owners OF q ne"
sedan purchased Friday.
A number from this vicillty ~.
tended the auction sale ct the FRANK
rice farm Thursday. Everything Sole
Mr.. and Mrs.. Alfred Olson were
c.erling callers Saturday night.
Miss Pergy Peterson left last week
for Verona, n. D.. where she WIZ
snerd q few weeks With relatives.
Mrs. Alfred Olson Is teaching while
Miss Peterson Is away.
ROBERT Clarke called Of the Hassln
Ellie home wednesday.
Violet Clarke spent Sunday o INC
Ed. 6chmidkunz'S home.
Martin Olson thrcshcd flax lor
.Iolar, Elness last week.
Adolph BaSsen called at q jennie
Clarke home Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldce Eli1esS Wesc
Sterling callers Monday.
Marion Langley was cutting corn
the nast week which they purchased
from Henry 6tile.
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g. A. Hughes. Lee Hainblcn. r. u
Crurn. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Crun1, and
Arab and Ruby Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Hughes visited
at the J. w. Doan home near Britton
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson wen.
hunting near Glen Ullin Sunday.
S. j. King Of Bismarck stopped In
mckenzie Monday.
Bootie Colby visited Margaret Bliss
Monday night.
Charlie Hamblcn was a Wing caller
Monday.
Rev. J. w. Snow returned home
Monday from conference.
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Wing
BY LILLE

MT. ana MIS. AI1lCQ Larson ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hill visited at the
E. Larson home Tuesday night.
Fred Berth and wife and John
Weber Jr. and wife attended church
south of Arena Sunday.
Albert and Willard Hubbell spent
the weekend at their home in Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dalbcr were Wis
itors In Goodrich Sunday.
George Duelncland was a business
caller at the Patterson zach Satur-
day.
Capital city shoppers Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber Jr.. Edith
and Clara Mueller, MI. and Mrs. A.
l.. Davis, Mrs. J. j. Horner and chill.
dren. and Helen Blcth.
Mrs. Boynton visited with Mrs. A.
Solder one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Bleth of Hazcn
spent the weekend at the John Muel-
Ter home.
PIT. A. was held at the schoolhouse
last Friday night. The election Of Of
ficerS was rs follows: President. Mrs.
Wagle: vice president, Mrs. E. E. See;
secretary treasurer, Miss Harth:
chairman Of program committee, Miss
McGinnise: chairman of social com.
mittec. Mrs. j. B. Granville; member.
ship chairman. Miss @. Harvey.
Emil Schneider of Goodrich and
David Schock and wife Of Arena were
visitors at the David Helm home Sun
day.
John Weber and wife spent Monday
ut Goodrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland called
at the E. Larson home last Wednes-
day evening.
II. A. Mutchuler was a business
caller In Wing Friday night.
Mrs. Frank Holmberg is enjoying
q visit from her brother and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Larson and
son. Of Williston. visited at the E. S.
Larson home Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Larson returned Sunday night,
and Mrs. Larson Is visiting here for 4
few days.
Mayola Nagel. Clara Lein and Nina
johnson, Of Steele. spent last Satur.
day and Sunday with Olive Rise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Leppo motored
to Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Flo. Mrs. Louis
Bygh. Tom Larson and Gilbert
Breeks. al Of Lake Mills, Ia, have
been spending the last week visiting
at the Ed Larson and Alfred Larson
homes. They left for Pettibone, where
they visited with Elmer Larson hef0rc
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BY n A. r. GHYLN


Mars. Z. Z. Patton's father ana oo@e
OF her other relatives. who have oeen
visiting az the ration nome, left Jasc
4nursoay.
mere 80 NOT = very laree CROWD ~
.'!s 1Ia naIiey nonle ior tne 1a1cs.
Ala meeting. 1ne next tlme tSe e1o
society WIZ meet " tne Z. Jofeeneoo
Tome. a potluck luncn Wa eesve1
ai.sr .ne 0usiness meetlns.
n,nacS. 81. MennDeIs wete peossas
q. t,le Iaotneinanels ciuo nessln1 ~
.. .l'e 8 :. Fatv0n nome. ~ maloe
ploJec. W. takcn Up. ~ nexs M1sos.
ing Will - nela y ~ 9. $1,000
nome lne iirst Inursdey e Noyo.l-
~. 49,. =. oIua1I 49, Esae01 0UOs@
pa.ac0 VIII ~ noetesses. ,
oon1e q uae tnssstaeIs nave 1sPo1
about two weeks. I.
Saaaess =. .1se Ose oon 21n
~ were Mf. ano - SsSnes 90
Nina Waste. and Josie olaon.
0unoa scnoo! ~ ssxseo ess1,
ouIl0.y. ~ - -. ,
schoo! had since before - oehog''
scnooi ouIncos winch = 49, -.
year.
Ml. ~ 80. S0nn ~ 1so v1s
itors AZ ~ ~ ae1Ies nonle 1910
.auo9 SWauo cs1seo - IN - SNcsi
oanl nome SUNDAY eIsesnooo. =
Mr.. and Ars. aunposeys on0i
aaugntets Ei!saoetn aoa seeseo $500
0lsnaalck cs'leEs .asuso.y. .I
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1929

daughters home from Roland. A sur
prise shower was given Of many beau
ttful and useful presents, and a
bountiful lunch with hot coffee was
served at 5 o'clock.
Miss Margaret 0illin. who teaches
School No. 2, visited her sister, Mrs.
Schaffer, In Bismarck Saturday.
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~ + JOHN 4. BERG

BY MRS. JOHN A. BERG
Mr.. and Mrs. LAroy etepenson
and sons Of near Turtle Lake were
Sunday dinner guests at tho John
BERG home.
MI. and Mrs. Sam Berg and son
While Metostl 10 4tCiutky - yis.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-16

stock brokerage eempany In San
FSancisco. attended . private school
near here. after which he took ia
the sss- He rsrved IN apprentice
ship aboard the sailing ship Falls
Of Clyde. ana now has efkicer's pa
pers. He served ~ third. second
and finally arst officer On some OF
the Matson Navigation conpany'a
vessels. His family has bssn promi-
nent In san Francisco for several
years and his father u . member
Of the state highway cemmission.
Miss Wills tennis career began
when she was IL. ~ . pupil of
her father, she won notice on the
local courts. In 1921 she won the
national junior tennis cham pionship
at Forest Hills. When she was II
she defeated Molla Mallory for the
women's American singles cham-
pionship. Mile. Suzanne Lenglen
defeated Miss Wills in France in
February 1926. Mile. Lengen turned
professional before a return match
could be arranged. and since then
Miss Wills has defeated all her ri
walls in singles championship plays.
She was for 4 time student at the
University Of California. but left
school to devote hersef to tennis.
writing and drawing.
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BASEBALL SCHEDULE
University OF Vermont Team to
Start Season Against Georgetown
March so.

Burlington, VT, Jan. IL Pt-Unl-
vcrsity of Vermont will open The
baseball season against Georgetown
at Washington Oh March 80, ac-
cording to the schedule announced
yesterday. The University OF Mary
and appears on the schedule for the
| first time.
The schedule: March so. Georsa :
town al Washington; Anril l and ,,
Quantico Marines at Quantico; 3,
Navy at Annapolis; 4, Maryland 1t
College Park; .. Catholic [ University
at Washington; s, st. Johns at New
York: 10, Army at West Point: IS.
Boston College at Boston; 10.
Springfield at Springfield: %, Holy
Cross at Worcester: ~, st. Michaels.
May 9, Middlebury at Middleburv;
II, Williams at Williamstown; IA,
Norwich at Northiield: Il. Conn.
Aggies; y. Dartmouth at Hanover;
25. Norwich: %. Mass. Aggies; 81.
Middlebury: 30, Dartmouth: June /.
Tufts: s, Boston College; IA, st.
Lawrence: Is, Alumni.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-16
SMITH and drew
fight TOMORROW
Main Bout at Foot Guard Hall
Has Strong Supporting Gard

Hartford. Jan. 1G-The Johnny
Thursday night at Foot Guard hall
is supported by strong UNDERGRAD.
The feature is on the books 70,
ten rounds and then there is an
eieht-round semi-iinal, a special of
six rounds and some opening bouts
of four rounds each.
The semi-tinal finds Joe Dwyer OF
Boston. featherweight Of promis;.
stepping out against Benny Martini.
New York feather. Dwycr recently
scored two victories over Jimmy
Scully of Boston who last summer
fought both Bat Battalino and Mil
ton Cohen at the Hartford yclo-
drome.
Both these boys have flung chal-
lenges at Battalino and will be con-
sidered as future opponents for Bat
If they measure to standard Thurs
day night.
Vic Morley of Hartford takes on
Joe Russo of Westerly in the special
six. Morley some weeks ago was
decisively defeated at Waterbury.
but has twice revisited the Brass
City to hang up two knockouts on
his own account. Russo is rugged
boy and hard-hitter but without
much science. Morley, too, is of
much that type so a kayo is looked
for In this one.
This is the balance of the card:
All four rounds: Vic Carlson. Hart
ford, W. Al Russo, Boston; Harry
Seeche. Hartford. vs. Joe Sarva,
Springfield; Teddy Barnes, Bridg4-
port, vs.. Tony Murphy. Springfield.
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FINAL DETAILS OF BOUT
HAVE BEEN COMPLETED
Both sharkcy and Slribiinx Have
Been Signed For Mcctin: in
Miami, Fla.

Miami Beach, Fla. Jan. 16 W.
With final details of the heavyweight
boxing bout between Jack Sharkey
and Young Stribling already settled
plans went forward here today for
pre-tight arrangements with Jack
Dempsey in charge of operations for
the Madison Square corporation.
w. l.. Stribling. Sr., father-man-
ager of the young Georgia battler,
signed articles yesterday for his
sons participation in the fracas.
Sharkey. the Boston COB, already
has signed for his part. and moth
ing remains now except what the
promoters say is the real work-the
pertecting of those hundreds OF lit
tie odds and ends in plans and ar.
Iaugemcnts.
The fight will be a posthumous
child of the brain OF Tex Richard,
who died here recently. and who
had planned the fight for his Miami
Beach Kennel club. Dempsey is
acting in the role OF his late PAL.
Tex.
The Kennel club will be equipped
10 seat a capacity crowd of $4,000
fight fans, and the tentative scale o:
prices will range from IS to SIS.
Advertise it in the Herald some
body might want il
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-16
WOLL'S STATEMENT

Washington. Jan. 1s R-Fo1iow-
Ing a meeting with members OF the
house at the capitol, Matthew Woll.
vice president, as head OF q delega-
ton from Americas wage earners'
protective conference, issued state
ment yesterday demanding that in
the revision. of the pending tariff
bin proper protection be accorded
the employment opportunities Of
= American wage workers.
He also urged that imported
goods be dutiable on the basis Of
the American valuation of similar
goods produced in this country. in
stead Of on their foreign value.
The delegation conferred with re-
publican leader John @. Tilson. and
Representatives Will Wood, of In
diana, and Newton. Of Minnesota.