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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-09
100000 RADIO SLUCHACOv
POCUVA NAJvACSIU TANEC-
NU ORCHESTRA MA SVETE

"Toto", povedal NJ. H. AyIes-
worth, predseda National Broad
casting Co., "je mas prvy pokus
vysielat' tyzdenne hudobny pro-
gram cd pobreziaa pobreziu.'
Prvy koncert Lucky Strike Dance
Orchestry Dol dany Is. septembra
Cd toho casu kazdti sobotu mill
ony tanecnikov ma Juhu, ma "a
pade ma rencoch, V New Yorku ma
Park Ave. V sta tislcich domac-
nostiach netrpezlive cakaj1 10.
hodinu, kedy 81 naladia pristroj
ma tanecnu hudbu "The Great
White Way. ...
Tento rozhlas dokazal sa byt'
tax obi '1benym, re no teraz 46
stanlc rozhlasuje. Listy a telegra-
my dochodia 20 vsetkych stran
Spoj. Statov do dradovne Nation
al Broadcasting Co., vyjadrujice
radost' mad "Lucky Strike Hour .
Predseda 1radnici The Anne
rican Tobacco. Company 81 dajd
zalezat', aby hudba bola co mai
lepsla, preto kazdt sobotu rant
pocdvaju zknsku orchestry, ze co
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-09
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
I.fGA.
(Dokon6enie 8 l. strany.)
Pise: Mike Kornick, tai.

Lansingvillcania zaujai prve
miesto v lige v nedel'u porazenim
dosial' nezbitovanej caty Hill
crestcanov na LOTUS hrisku, W.
hraj1c Pahko jednostrannd hru
v pomere II ku 7.
Medzi 1000 5000 divakov sa
sislo na LOTUS hrisko, videt' jed
nu najzaujimavejsich hier roku,
a ii, Go prisli z Haseltonu, Stru-
thersu Lansingvillu, videli Hill
crestcanov hrat najmizernejsiu
lobdu toho roku. Videli prvu po-
razku Pavla Minnicka a videli
sr1tenie sa celej caty. Lansing
villcania videli, ze Hillcrestcania
"praskli ami bublina a zacali
pouzivat' svoje take kampy, wy
bij1c Minnicka z boxi a bill Joe
Brayera, kym nebol zavolany Bill
Wasko, a al on obdrzal hor1ce
privftanie. Strichek, lansingvill-
sky picer nebol v najlepsom sta
We a dal sest' baz ma lobby, ale
ked re Hillcrestcania neudierali,
to nerozhodovalo - Olenick, kto-
'ry nasledoval Stricheka, Dol tiez
trochu divy, ale sa ustalil drzal
Hillcrestcanov dolu do konca hry.
"Ruck" Shuster Olenick udie-
rail- najlepsie, dostan1c po styri
1dery. Lansingvillcania zasluzia
hodne pochvaly, lebo toto bola
ich plata rovna vyhra.
Haseltoncania 13, Horvati 7.
Po sk6rovani Horvatov sedem
obehov v dvoch ifingoch wy.
hnani Vallelyho z picerskej boxi
Haseltoncania vyuzili divokcst
Farrara a dolozili devat' bazovych
1derov od Farrara a Regana 8
porazili Horvatov 13 ku 7.
Horvati, ktori boil povazovan
"a "pahkych' ma porazenie ma "a
ciatku sezony, dokazali sa tuhym
srokmi. V nedePu dostali 16 bazo
vych uderov, ale nemohli bit ot
| Mike Semana l'ahko. Toto Wit az
stvo neznamena mnoho pre- Ha
seltoneanov, lebo prehrali tri hr,
a ME su v zavodeni campion
stvo. ..-..-......'
Warren 10, Mad'ari 5.
Mad'ari prehrali svoju dvana
stu hru nedel'u v Moose park,
vo Warren. Thomas Steel cata 9
drala ich pomere 10 ku 5. 10
Check zacal hru "a Mad 'arov
Warrencania sk6rovali Sest' ODE
hov. Potion Darvis bol poslany
ten drzal Warrencanov ma sty1
obehy. Mike Havanas vyhral svc
ju tretiu hru, dovoliac Mad 'aroI
len osem dderov a nikdy nebol
nebezpeei. Po porazeni Mad'aro,
Havanas siel nadhadzovat' drr
hej hre a porazil Warren Eagle
| 5 ku 4.
Farrellcania pustili hru.
/ Farrell Y. NJ. s. A. prepust
vyhru Strutherscanom, lebo spra
ca Palko nemal cell catu ma hr
sku 3. hodine. Palko povedal,
m0ze postavit' len sedem hraco
a radsej nehral, ako by boil pr
bral dvoch cudzich.
| Hry ma nedel'u.
| Rychlo napreduj1ca lansing
| villska cata bude hrat' Horva
mi ma Borts hrisku. Horvati s
hnevaj1 na svoje porazky d,
sia sa, ze naper1 L Lansingvillc
nov. Spravca Strichek akiste {
zaciat' hru Olenickovi, Horva
| postavia "a picera Farrara.
Ak Lansingvillcania prehraj
vyl1cia sa 20 zavodenia 0 campi
nat.
VI Hase1toncania u Hillcrestc canoy
j Hillcrestcania musej1 sa ma I
J, l 6n1 ~ Y,noh1oxo.k3 IL oI,a,> =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-09
TARAPCAKOVCOM ZoMREI.A
DCERKA.

Veronika Tarapeak, 2-rocna
dcerka Stefana a Amy Tarapcak
2 {. 264s Taft Ave, zomrela pom
delok vecer v domacnosti rodicov
ma zapalenie pl 'dc. Oplakavaju ju
rodieia a styri sestry, Maria, An
ma, Helena a Agnesa. Pohrab jej
bol stredu chramu Sv. Mateja.
Pohrabne obrady vykonal Rev.
FIR. Kozelek. Pochovana bola v
Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-09
Pikniky a zabavy
pIKNIK X. SOKOLOV. MA Lam.
SINGVILLE.

Slovenske Katolicke Sokolstvc
IA Lansingville chysta sa usporia.
dat vel ky piknik spojeny S We
rejhym cvicenim ma Labor Day
2. septembra ziada slovenske O
becenstvo ma Lansingvilie i ce
lom okoli, aby sa ma ten piknih
pripravovalo. Bude to piknik veP
mi zriedkavy bohaty ma pro
gram / dobrn zabavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-09
Drobne ohlasky
POZOR SLOvACI vO
WARREN!

Ked chcete stavat' dom, zavolaj-
te ma 0 ceny plany. Staviam
moderne a krasne domy "a mier-
nu cenu. A. J. KLEIN, Tel. 26O8X
Warren, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-09

prehrali dvanastu hru v nedel u
Farrellcania maj1 nedostatok
hracov. Ak by Farrellcania So
hnali catu, dobra hra je ocakava-
ma, mac vyzera to ako druhy " for
feit'.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
~OyERS WIDE FEl.D

The nleseare covered wide field rangine from a discussion of gen eral conditions to an enumernti.,> of the most minor details of admin istratlcn. Declaring that industria7 conditions in the Territory do not warrant higher tax le1'ies and s'''' gesting that the industries are ,.oyine all the taxes that equitab'' treatnc mt warrants
 urged upon the legislature the wis dom of balancing the TerriGorla! budget, making it's aDoropriati"'>" come within the revenues that might reasonably be expected in the next biennium.
 Referring to current conditions. he said: "In the past two year some sections of Alaska have made substantial progress; others have scarcely maintained their normal growth few districts have declin ed; but this is not necessarily alarm ing in country where we depend so largely on seasonal occupations to suprly employment for our labor nor does it indicate that the Te4. ritory as a whole has retrogressed.
 The fisheries were below norma, m 1927 and above it in 1928. Min eral production was less than ir previous biennial periods but the nlning would be greater during th next hiennium.
 PAPER MILLS SOON
 Engineers for paper manufac- lures h7ve been in the Territor gathe, ing data on which to base tl,eir program for building oper tions nd there IS no reason to be- lieve that they will not comply with their contracts and begin construc- ton cf pulp and paper mills during the next bienniuln, asserted tho Governor.
 He pointed out that the Alaska Railroad is employing a coloniza- tion agent and asked the Legisla-
 (Continued on Page Two)
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
MILITARY ACTIOV tX|tIlIJtU SChLE
 MEX REVOLUTION
REBELS APPEAR TO BE MAKING MARKED HEADWAY AT
 ALL POINTS

MEXICO CITY, March 6, (P)- Military action on an extended scale marked the progress of the Mexican revolution with both the government and rebels beginning troop movements in the North and South.
 Heavy fighting is in prospect Disturbed by the capture of Mont erey, an important and strategic railway center, federal troops are marching from five directions on the capital to drive out General Escobar, powerful rebel leader who is in control there.
 The government appeared to be concentrating on Monterey being merely content to bottle up the city of Vera Cruz which has been cut off from the rest of the country.
 In the North the rebels appeared to have scored signal successes but the battle lines are being drawn in at two points almost within gun range of the American border.
 Rebels are reported enroute to Juarez, across the border from Fl Paso, while the federals are march ing on Nogaies which is now i'll rebel hands
 Reports of heavy fighting, favor able to the rebels, at Mazatlan, have been received. The same re ports come from Sinaloa, Torreon, Coahuila and Canananea. The rebels also claimed Chihuahua City. Of the 60,0OO men in the Mex ican army it is estimated that lo, 900 have gone over to the rebels while 5O,OOO remained loyal.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
SENATE ORDERS INQUIRY RELATIVE
 MELLON, CAbIiE F QUESTION RAISED WHAT RIGHT ENGAGE IN PRIVATE BUS
 NESS

WASHINGTON, March 6, (P)-. After accepting the eight new Cabinet members the Senate or dered an inquiry as to the right of Mellon to continue as Secretary of the Treasury without renon- ination and confirmation
 Secretary of Labor Davis was not mentioned. President Hoover did not submit the names of either Mellon or Davis.
 Senator McKellar, Democrat of Tennessee, who raised the ques- ton, also mentioned Melons right to hold office, despite his eight years service, because he was en- gagged in private business.
 The investigation will begin dur ing the special sesion.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
FIO FINITE DATE
 SET FOR SPECIAL
 eF!e's|ON| CONGRESS
{ f-9>7a"~ WTII. GIVE ITS ATTEN- TION TO NOMINATIONS
 PASSED OVER

WASHINGTON. March 6, (P}- 0n the second full day of his ad- ninistration President Hoover 5 mind turned to the special session of Congress- He talked the aues- tion over with Representative Tii- son, Republican leader of the House and other members of Con- gress but reached no final decision as to the date.
 Til5>n recommended a call for April 10 or 15 Farm relief will be taken up first by the House while the Ways and Means Committee oerfe ets the tariff revision amend ment to the existing law
 The Senate. in the meantime, will perfect it's organization anG tive attention to nominations many of which failed at the last Congress.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
AUSTRIAN FNG|NE:ERs
 DEs|eN HONOR 5E7

VIENNA, March 6, P-Austria feels that sha hos nr"}ro~"
 nolve. surpassing many of those nlauc n the United States.
 At the international Radio Exhi- h;tion recently held at Liege. Bal- rium, an Austrian radio finn VOL the n:ahest honors fer it's proc ucJS in competition with 20 foreign pro- duccrS including several American nanu+: cturers. A seven-tube set made hY Au trian engineers and of ;1str.an material was singled out as the king" of sets.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
A A!9KAN SALQNS
 ORGANIZE IN B0TK
 H0UsEEss; H!RM()NY
PERFECT PEACE REIGNS IN THE TERRITORIAL LEGISLA-
 TIVE HALLS

JUNEAU, March 6, (P)-In one of the most harmonious sessions in years the House, yesterday, perfected permanent organiza- ton effecting the following: 1'' '''', < R, c. Rothenberg of Fairbanks was made speaker; R. c. Hurley, of Juneau, chief clerk; Lawrence Kerr of Ketchikan, assistant clerk; Elmer Reed of Nome, pioneer ser geant- -at-arms; All were elected by unanimous vote. @:.,'*
 Both Houses are now complete ly organized and will probably be- gin grinding the legislative mills on Thursday.
 Governor Parks will deliver his biennial message this afternoon.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
ADVISE HOLDING CORN

Anes, Ia, March 6, (P)-The chan@es are about II to one. says 2. S Shepard, agricultural econo
 n,ist qt Iowa State College, that the farmer who holds his corn now ana sells next summer will get the ,aonAv for it. Shepard bases h.s prediction on studies dating back 1o ,399. ".
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
HUNDREDS AUTOS,
 TRUCKS, PLANES,
 BOATS DESTROYED

LOS ANGELES, March 6, P- Fire destroyed 300 automobiles, a number of airplanes, trucks and motor boats, at the automobile show which was housed in four large tents. .....
 The loss is placed at $4.O00,000. Four bands continued playing while the 2,50O onlookers were eS- corted safe to the exits.
 Sharp staccato-like explosion of tires added to the confusion. The airplanes were not insured.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
''ANT I'NDRF FR||G9A R||9A Tl]FI.Y 7HF: FI|R|:'ST
 MAI. IN AIs5sjH'A

KETCHIKAN. March 6, (E)-Col Chas. A. Lindbergh will fly the first airmail plane to Alaska this summer if the movement started by the Ketchikan American Legion is successful.
 Legionaires are sending an invl- tation to the Colonel and asking National Commander McNutt to obtain his acceptance. McNutt has already agreed to be a passenger if it is possible to get Lindbergh.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
NOTHING QUIET ABOUT
 1923 BATHING SUITS

PARIS, March 6, (P-This years eeach girl will have to stay even further away from the water than fer predecessors, because her new bathing suit of printed wool jersey will have yelloWs. reds and greens stamped on it in the general effect of an exploding paint factory.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06

JUNEAU March G. Especial to the Gateway)- Pleas for economy in appropriation and conservation in taxation voiced by Gov. George A. Parks in his biennial message to the Alaska Legislature which was delivered today For period of 30 minutes the Governor in his usual forceful and fortnight manner gave graphic word picture of existing conditions of Territor 5a administration in the past twoyears, and succncty placed before the lawmakers his recommendations for flew Legislation.
 He prefaced his message with prediction that this session the last to be held in makeshf rented quarters and that it's would meet in capitol building for which Alaskans have been working since 1910 Its construction will this year and it will be ready for occupancy by the year 1881.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
Governors Annual
 Message Delivered
 To The Legislature

MESSAGE COVERED WIDE FIELD FROM GEN. ERAL CONDITIONS TO MINOR DETAILS OF THE ADMINISTRATION = INDUSTRIAL CON- OPTIONS DO NOT WARRANT HIGHER TAX - TERRITORY HAS MADE SUBSTANTIAL PRO- GRESS = ASKS LAWMAKERS TO COOPERATE RAILROAD COLONIZATION PLAN - NEW PRO- FOR NEXT DECADE ADVOCATED = A LARGE BAL THE TREASURY
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-06
DEMO LEADER PASSES

INDIANAPOLIS, March 6, (P- Thomas Taggart, 72, veteran h. diana Democratic leader, died at his home here following an illness of several months.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-09
GAS COMPANY SEEKS
STARK COUNTY Lines
Montana.Dal<ota Power Com.
pany May lay Mains to
Bismarck This Summer

Dickinson. N. D.. Mar. Bright Of
way for the proposed Translate
natural gas line project contemplated
by the Montana Dakota Power COM
pai1y Of Glendive. Mont, Is now being
secured In Stark county. w. w. Pal
mer, Miles City engineer in charge Of
the work, arrived In Dickinson with
his crew to make headquarters here
while negotiations are being carried
on with property owners.
Between four and five weeks will
be required to complete the work In
the county, due to the bad roads and
difficulties encountered in getting in
touch with the farmers along the
route. Mr.. Palmer said. Ordinarily
The county could be covered In two
weeks.
Practically all necessary right Of
way has been secured by the company
through Fallon, Dawson and Wibaux
counties In Montana and Golden VAL
ley and Billings counties In North
Dakota. Mr.. Palmer said.
II the right Of way can be Sc
cured and all cities and towns along
the proposed route grant franchises,
the company plans to lay mains rs
far east as Bismarck during the COM
ing season. Construction work will
start as soon as the frost is out of
the ground.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-09
Funeral Rites Held
for Jacob Schantz

Funeral services were held at St.
Josephs church. Mandan, Thursday
morning. for Jacob schantz. proprie-
Tor OF the Klondike hotel. Father
PauI officiated and the pallbearers
were Albert Heinz, Matt Knoll, Frank
knoH. Chris Baron. Jacob Bender.
Pete Schyab
Tnose attending from out of the
city were Mrs. Frank Hoerner, Elrin
= daughter: Mrs. Raphael Kaufman
solen' sister. and Basil schantz. IT.
Rice, q brother. '
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-09

Imagine it! cat with nine lives name!
That's the kind Of cat that Artist Wood Cowan drawn his de-
stful comic strip which daily Tribune
fact when he this remarkable feline the lives
dom Pop Artist Cowan hadn't thought that day this
terrible predicament.
mi of others country.
his
unfaing
Of his profession Wood
asking
page today remember
minds
gesion
"MONrN POP" CARE OF THE TRIBUNE
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-09
Dickinson Legion Sets
Goal for Membership

Dickinson, N. D.. Mar. 9.-With q
membership Of zoo as its goal Mat
thew Brew Post No. 5 Of the American
Legion opened its annual campaign
for members this week. More than
100 names had been listed Wedncs-
day. e. G. Peterson. adjutant. said.
The post has changed the time Of its
regular meetings from the first and
third Mondays to the second and
fourth Tuesdays OF Gael, month. At
the regular meeting Tuesday. March
IS. John Kennedy. Mandan. state
commander. and Jack Williams state
adjutant, will pay an official visit to
the post
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-09
Stomach Trouble
Cured for No. Oak.
Public Officia
Register or Deeds Suffering More
Than 81 Years Takes Famous
Udxa treatment

Fred Gieser. Register Of Deeds,
Ashley. N. D.. in Mcintosh County. re-
ports that after suffering from stom-
ach trouble for more than 80 years.
he has been greatly relieved by taking
the famous Udga Treatment.
Men and women suffering with
Stomach Ulcers. Gastritis. Acidosis
Indigestion and other Stomach dis
turbances can receive. FIR E E of
charge. booklet and rial offer Of
the same treatment taken by Mr.. Gle
ser. Write Udga Medicine Co.. Dept
2203, Dakota Bldg. st. Paul, MIMI
Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-09

SIXTH DISTRICT
First Rnpln6

SIXTH DISTRICT
First Round
Underwood is: MeClusky Is.
Washburn Il: Turtle Lake 20
(overtime).
Bismarck 80: Garrison 8.
Wilton Is: Coleharbor 10.
Semilinals
Bismarck 66; Wilton s.
Underwood Is; Washburn Il.
FIFTH DISTRICT
First Round
Linton Is: New Salem Is.
Second Round
Napoleon 20: Haxelton 10.
Steele II: Wishek II.
Mandan 81: Flasher 10.
Ashley e: Linton 20 (two
overtime periods).
Consolation
Hazelton ~: New Salem II.
Semifinals
Napoleon rs: Ashley n. tive
overtime periods).
Mandan 60; Steele 10.
DISTRICT THREE
First Round
Valley City 20: Fessenden, IL.
Sanb0rn Is; Nome Ia.
v. c.. Teachers High 10; En-
derlin 3.
DISTRICT EIGHT
First Round
Hebron a.; Colva I.
Glen Ullin -; Dickinson Nor.
NAL high 10.
Dickinson 81; Regent 5.
New England Is; Belfield II.
Second Round
Hebron -; Sentinel Butte 5.
Glen Ullin IL: Beach I.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
Semiflnals
Walsh County Aggies II;
Hannah II.
Park River II; Milton Il.
Consolation
Milton 10; Hannah Is.
Walsh County Aggiss %;
P'rs s 4ssrS : DISTRICT
Flrst Round
Fembina 81; Cavalier 81.
Neche ~; Drayton IL
Hamilton n; Mimic 81.
Grafton -; st. Thomas ..
Second Round
Pemhina =: Neche Is.
Hamilton -: Gilby II.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
First HOund
Tewner II; 0Fauvllle 10.
Drake -; Anauoese Is.
Harvey =; rlA1a Is.
Minet =: Derthv-A d.
velva ~; Tewner 10.
SEVENTH DIST1ICT
rlrst 1oun0
Bucyrua -; Scfanten Il.
Aett1ngef -: 1hanae II
Ree6er q; DoWInan q.
Mafmafth 4sew bye.
oomtllnalD
4sttlnsef %; HooGee 70.
MAsm1sth =; D1eytus -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-09
Dickinson Lays Plans
for Church Convention

Dickinson. N. D.. Mar. 9.-Plans for
the annual conference Of Congrega-
tional churches of North Dakota
which convcncs here May l4-l5-l6,
were made at meeting of state
officials and members of the local
church held Wednesday night. Rev.
A. G. Hacke. Fargo, state superin-
tendent, and Rev. c. L. Covell. Hills
boro. were the principal speakers,
Several hundred delegates. both
clergy and lay. representing 200
churches in the state. are expected to
attend the conference.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-09

Nogales. Ariz.. March 9-(AP)-
A threatened aerial bombardment Of
Nogales. Sonora. the revolutionary
stronghold Of northern Mexico. by
loyal federals under General Abe
lardo Rodriguez. was looked upon to-
day as an indication that the inter-
national border may witness another
battle.
Rodriguez. who has been concen-
trating fighting r1anes and loyal SOL
diers at Mexicali. border town and
capital of Baja California, was re-
ported to have prepared a landing
field for Is or 20 planes at San
Luis, on the Sonora-B aja California
border. Bulletins were said to have
been posted by federal leaders Of
fering jobs to American aviators at
$3.50 day.
The federals were said to have 10
planes at Mexicali. but two Of these
were destroyed by q fire at the mu-
nicipal airport there late last night.
The blaze spread to a box Of
bombs in a hangar and they ex-
ploded, causing great excitement and
giving rise to report that revolu-
tiorists had attacked the town. Mrs.
r. Fuentes, wife Of a mechanic, was
injured. The loss was placed at $1c,-
600.
Fire No Hindrance
The fire was not expected to
greatly impede the plans Of the fed
erals, as Rodriguez has announced
that more planes would arrive short
~.
Rodriguez began his activities
Yesterday when he sent plane to
drop thousands Of handbills on No
gales. The federal plane caused great
excitement, the rebels believing they
were being attacked. Revolutionary
soldiers ran to cover and did not
fire on the plane.
The handbills, appealing to the
revolutionaries to return to the fed
eral side, said:
"Your army officers have led you
into rebellion by spreading false
hoods among you. They are merely
using you as the tools for the per-
sonal ACKNOWLEDGMENT of selfish and
merciless politicians. Turn again to
the path Of duty. Be patriotic and
do not bequeath to your sons lega-
cy Of shame and treason"
To Drop Bombs, Not Circulars
General Rodriguez said he expect
ed nine bombing planes to be deliv-
cred to him next week and that the
next time he sent aviators to No
gales they would carry something
more deadly than circulars" He de,
clared he had six hundred federals
1T San Luis.
Meanwhile. battle appeared i'm
minent 1t Mazatlan, Sinaloa, where
General Carrillo has fortified HIM
self with $500 federals against an |
advancing army Of revolutionaries.
General Ramon F. Iturbe, leading
the main body Of rebel troops. was
reported late last night to be 1t |
Quila, but few hours march from
Mazatlan. The insurrectionists had |
Culiacan, Sinaloa, without |
The rebel forces in this |
sector were placed at 5000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-09
Too Late to Classify

FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW-Strictly
modern. roonny closets. screened
porch, on pavement, lovely garden
space. shrubbery. trees. garage.
Close to high school and grade
school. Located In fastest growing
part OF city. Cash or terms. 5000.
Write Ad. No. -, care Of The Trib-
une.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-09

DISTRICT TWO
First Round
Fargo -; llillsboro 3.
Hope Is: Tower City ~.
Casselton IS: Hunter IL.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
First Round
Hebron ~: Golva 3.
Glen Ullln -; Dickinson Nor
NAL High 3.
Dickinson High -: Regent 5.
New England Is: Belficld IL.
Semifinals
Glen Ullln ~; New England :.
Dickinson 10: Hebron !.
FOURTH DISTRICT
First Round
Jamestown 50: Medina 16.
Courtney forfeited to Glendale.
Oakes q: Darlington 10.
La Moure Is: Marion 9.
TWELFTH DISTRICT
First Round
Crary Is: Edmore Z.
Starkweather e: Shcyenne 8.
Devils Lake "a; Neville 10.
Aneta IL: Sharon 10.
NINTH DISTRICT
First Round
University High Is: Mayville IA.
Hatton 10: Portland T..
Grand Forks Il: Buxton II.
Northwood 81: Larimore IL.
FIRST DISTRICT
First RouEG
Hankinson FL; Forman IL.
Lisbon -: Wyndmere Il.
Wahpeton 20: Milnor IL.
Lidgerwood 80: Paramount 10.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
First Round
Watford City -: Wildrosc "a.
Stan.ey -: Tioga II.
Alexander -: Ray Fl.
Willfston q; EppinE l.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-09
Dickinson Elks Elect
Andrew Baird, Ruler

Dickinson. NJ D., Mar. 9.-Officers
Tor the coming year have been elected
by the local Elks lodge as follows:
Andrew Baird. exalted ruler: Adam
A. Lefor. leading knight: v. j. Mora.
vitz. loyal knight; Elmorc Wecker,
lccturinE knight: Lyall B. Merry.
secretary: @. G. Ferguson, treasurer;
=. G. Peterson. tiler: I. Prcsthus
trustee. The newly elected officers
Will be installed Wednesday, April 3.