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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-24
YANK DAVIS STARS TAKE TOO
LEAD BUT FIND JAPANESE HARD
"a Seek Honors
In Annual Gopher
College Net Meet
Hite, St. Johns, Is Defending
Singles Title; Eight Teams
Entered in Doubles

St. Paul, May 24.-F)-The Min
nesota state college tennis tourna-
ment will get under way today on the
st. Thomas courts with "a netmen
representing sever colleges striving to
survive the first round of elimination
for the singles and doubles champion
ship.
sixteen r%acqueteers in the singles
division will start play at l p. M, the
winners meeting eight players, who
drew byes, later in tho day. Hitc of
st. Johns, the defending singles
champion, is paired with Anderson
Of Concordia in the preliminary
round.
The doubles, which begin at S p. M,
will sec eight teams In action, St.
Johns being represented by two teams
meeting Augsburg and Hamline.
The surviving racquet WielderS in
today's play enter the semifinals to-
morrow morning. The finals are
scheduled at 3 p. H., tomorrow. Semi
finals doubles will be played at ] y.
m. and the finals at S p. m.
Besides gaining the championship,
the winners in each division will be
given trophies. Awards also will be
given the runners-up.
The pairings:
Singles-Preliminary round: Hite,
st. Johns VS.. Anderson, Concordia;
Broker, Hamline VS.. johnson, Augs-
burg: Sovik, st. Olaf VS.. Dahlin, Con-
cordia; Raymond, st. Johns VS.. Pal
mer, Manchester; Fjelstcd. st. Olaf vs..
Hegg, Augsburg; Serkland. Concordia
VS.. De Lahunt, Manchester: Engle-
bretson, Augsburg VS.. Burke. st.
Johns; Jacobson. st. Olaf vs.. Doyle,
st. Thomas.
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Urban Faber Still
Witchcraft Master

Chicago. May 24.-F)-At 40. Urban
Faber still is weaving his web of
mound witchery. and winning baseball
games for the downtrodden Chicago
White Sox.
The red -thatched veteran from
Cascade, Iowa, who is taking his reg
ular turn on the hill for the sixteenth
straight year in the majors, looks al.
most as good as he did in 1915 when
he hung up his record of a. victories.
His control is almost perfect, his
spit ball Is reliable and his change
OF pace still battles the best Of hit
tiers In the junior circuit.
Twice this season, Fabcr has
pitched four-hit games. He lost one
OF them because Of cratic fielding by
his mates and won the other.
Twice he has opened his game by
hurting the first four innings without
allowing q hit.
Faber and Jack Quinn Of the Ath-
letics are the only spitball pitchers
in the American league.
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bismarck.Mandan
Relay Men Await
Signal to Start
Annual Race Ends at Broadway
and Fifth, in Bismarck,
About 11:3o A. M.

Sixty Bismarck high school youths
today are resting in preparation for
their six-mile Mandan-t to. Bismarck
relay race at II O.. m. tomorrow.
Five teams, each made up Of IL
half.milers, arc entered in the race
to represent the freshman, sophomore,
Junior, and senior classes Of Bismarck
high school, and st. Mary's high
school. The teams are coached by
Myron Anderson, w. H. Payne, Roy
D. Mcleod, A. G. Van Wyk, and w. G..
Fulton respectively.
Each team will carry q message
from G. D. Cooley, mayor Of Man
dan, to A. p. Lenhart. president Of
the Bismarck city commission. A
trophy will be awarded to the WIN
ming team by E. B. Klein, sponsor.
The race begins In front of the
Lewis and Clark hotel. Mandan, at
II o'clock and ends at the corner Of
Broadway venue and Fifth street, in
front Of the City Cleaner and Dyer
establishment, Bismarck. about 80
minutes later.
A record of % minutes 40 seconds
was set by the seniors last year.
Four teams competing last year beat
the record which had stood since
1925, which was 80 minutes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-24
400 u Athletes Are
In Spring Athletics

Grand Forks. N. D.. May 24.-More
than 400 mel are taking part in the
intramural sports program sponsored
this spring b. the University Of North
Dakota athletic department, it is an
nounced by G. A. West. director.
Baseball and dian ondball attract
the bulk of those competing with $50
men participating. Two leagues are
winding up their play this week in
those sports and championship games
will be run off the first week In June,
Clyde Buck" Starbeck, who is In
charge. indicated.
Golf, a new sport added to the ath-
letic curricula this spring. attracts 20
devotees. and Sc e entered in the
tourney to determine the best tennis
players at the school.
Seventy-six students are reporting
for intramural track competition
which has been featured by two inter-
fraternity meets.
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By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

A birthday party wa given in hon.
or Of Ray Olson Tuesday evening. the
occasion being his birthday.
Mrs. Ingeborg Rasmussen Is
ployed at the Harold Hargrave farm
while Mrs. Hargrave is visiting In
Missouri.
Miss Hazel Nelson is making her
usual calls these days, assessing.
MI. and Mrs. Ole Newland and
family yer Sunday visitors at the
Will Stiles home.
Walter Christensen spent Friday
afternoon with his friend Donnie
Thomas.
Mrs. Marie olausen entertained q
number Of friends and relatives sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Coder and L. A.
Staalenhues called at the Albert
Christensen home.
Mrs. Emma Shaffer and daughter
Vivian took in the play day exercises
at Bismarck Saturday.
Miss Hazel Nielsen accompanied the
Alden Nielsen and Miller Lund fam
lilies to Bismarck Saturday.
Harold Hargrave called on z. A.
Van Vleet Sunday.
Miss Vivian shaffer spent part Of
the weekend at Driscoll.
Olaf Olson called on Albert Chris
Jensen q few minutes Monday morn
ing.
The Stiles children visited with the
Newland children Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Orne spent Tuesday With
her mother, Mrs. F. B. Paisley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nielsen, Mr.. Homer
Nielsen and daughter Helen and Miss
Ruth Kerulsene motored to Bismarck
Tuesday and spent the day.
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Garrison Has
Crack Athlete

Garrison. N. Oak. May "a. - Earl
Goldan. Garrison high school athlete,
proved himself the king Of Mclean
county speedsters at the Mclean,
county track meet conducted at I'm
dcrwood last week.
Goldan won the lO0-yard dash,
22O-yard dash, high jump. and shot
put. and then ovcrcame Lierboe's To-
yard lead in the final lap to help
Garrison nos out Turtle Lake in the
680-yard relay.
Goldan captaincd the Garrison
high school football. baseball, and
track teams this year and is said to
be the Mclean county city's best all
time athlete.
Underwood. with 81 points. won the
meet. Other cores were: Washburn
a: Max 80: and Garrison 80.
Carl Tauer. Underwood, pole vault
ed 10 feet 8 inches to set a new meet
record and defeat Mike Mcclure,
Washburn star. in the highest sur
prise Of the clay.
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BY r C. Z. MALONE

MI. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson and
children 6 steele and John Kluks-
dahl 6 CSiscoll were visitors 1T John
Cardson's Saturday night and sun
day.
Dave Dixon and family were Regain
visitors Monday.
w. 8. Oder hauled q load Of fence
posts for Mr.. Dixon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Malone, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bergquist and family, were en-.
tertained at the teacherage Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Baron and
son Norman were callers at the Ma
lone home Thursday.
John Carlson was q business visitor
in Regain Thursday.
Some Of the young people from
Steiber spent Sunday at wildwood.
Bill Hickel is busy finishing up his
assessing.
william steinert was q caller 1t 9.
L. Maloue's Monday.
Robert Patxner was . business Wis.
itor In Regain Saturday.
George and Glen McAllister were
business visitors In Regain Friday.
VIM. JOHNSON formerly OF Esther.
vile township came up Sunday to get
his disc.
Nj. and Mrs. John Bterke and baby
and Miss Ruby Stokes were Sunday
Visitors at the Carlson residence.
Nh. and AGrs. g. Z. Malone and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Baron ana son Were
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!L!!!l!![ 6!
~ WNEA SERVICE NC.N INO
by r

ny vGgSCN6 V4OA11AVM
Peeved because he has Just missed
q two-foot putt with q dime wagercd
on the hole, this imp Of the links has
broken his seven-dollar putter. II his
office boy broke a ten-cent fountain
pen opening q window or his wife
ruined q cheap razor opening a can
Of beans he would have a lot to say
about it.
Don't form the Undertaking habit!
Remember it takes more than low
scores to make q golfer.
A golfer in q local club recently
broke his club breaking complex by
q very simple method which may be
passed on to other slaves Of the
habit.
He played with women golfers for
80 days. He realized he couldn't cuss
and break clubs in front of ladies be.
cause 1t made him appear childish
and ungentlemanly. This cured him.
AS q result, he again is one Of the
popular members Of the club.
TO break q club and lose your tenn
per over one bad shot only causes
more bad shots. as a rule. Breaking q
club accomplishes nothing: it costs
money and makes for unpopularity.
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SUMMONS

state Of North Dakota. County Of
n ,plstrict Court. Fourth judicial
James. Tom Fanta.. Plaintiff. IS. Ella
Tanta, Defendant.
The State OF North Dakota to the
above named Defendant:
you are hereby summoned and r..
CURED 70 answer the complaint in fhA
above entitled action which viii -
On Tile with the Clerk of the Disfricf
Court In and for the County 81 Hur.
i.sien = STATE Of North Dakota, ana
to esrve 2 copy OF your answer "a tic
eeio complaint upon the oubscriSee
hereof 81 his office In the City 81
1teeie. Kidder County, North Dakots.
Within Thirty (30) days after the 6sfS
Of the service Of this summons vnon
esrvlce. and IN Ease of your faiinre
9 eppear and answer. judgment Mn
p taken against you 81 dofault for
tns ,reIie1 demanded In the comniainf.
Dated at steele, North DeEots'
ARNE VINE.
Attorney Tor the Plaintiff.
Office, Residence ma
Post Offjce Addreas.
9Steele. kidder County.
e/19-11.14.3A; sI1.ll.
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Southern Player
Has Strong Arm

New Orleans. May 24.-R-When
it comes to hurting a javelin OF
swinging a baseball bat, Henry (zeke)
Bonura, former Loyola university
athlete, and now New Orleans South
ern Association baseball player. is
there.
Bonura, formerly held the national
amateur athletic union javelin rec
ord with a fling OF. approximately 2l3
feet.
He was signed this year for q .try'
at first base with New Orleans. For
the few first weeks Of the pennant
chase the 2l-year-old player hit $40,
leading his league.
Bonura's nickname, "Zekc," has
followed him since his prep school
coach at st. stanislaus exclaimed:
look at that fellow! What q
physique!"
Bonura thought the coach said
"zcke." his personal idea Of an un-
couth individual and he resented the
remark openly.
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Seven Fans Watch
Bill Tiden Win

Paris. May 24.-R-William r.
Big Bill" Tilden scored . quick vic
tory 81. 81. 81 over Herr Wetzel,
German player. in the first singles
match Of the international hard court
tennis championships today.
It was q scorchingly hot day and
there were exactly seven spectators
sitting In the sun-baked uncovered
stands.
Francis T. Hunter also swept
through the first round defeating
Signor del Bono Of italy 6-i, Ga, 60.
Shortly after their singles triumphs,
Tilden and Hunter paired together in
doubles to defeat Won Kehrling OF
Hungary and Kleinsroth Of Germany,
3-6. 6-3, 81, 6-4, reaching the semi
finals.
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Scl,runk
By HELEN MARCHANT

Margaret, Irene and Helen Mar
chant spent Wednesday evening with
Ruth and Mabel Lytle.
James Noyy and sol Anton were
Wing callers Wednesday.
John Witt was q business caller
in Wing Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Siebel visited
Friday with her sister Mrs. G. c.
Wentz.
Herman Meters and son Andrew
called at the James Novy home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Triebwasser
and family. McClusky; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Witt and family, Harvey, and Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Wentz, were Sun
day callers at the VIM. Witt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wentz and
family called at the Herman Meters
home Sunday evening.
The Novy and Meters children at
tended catechism class In Wing Sun
Martha, Fred and Albert Hind.
bauch spent Sunday afternoon at
the James Novy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wentz and
family motored to McClusky and
Ds %a. VII Ms0s snS Christ wents mo.
tored to Bismarck Tuesday.
Christ Wentz called at the r. G.
Merchant home Monday evening.
The Misses Mabel and Ruth Lyle
were supper guests at the r. G.
Marchant home Thursday.
Roy Marchant motoxed to Wing
Wednesday.
Christ Wentz purchased a new car
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Triebwasser
and MI. and Mrs. VIM. witt spent
Sunday evening at the Jacob Wentz
home.
Saturday evening shoppers in
Wing from this community were Mr..
and Mrs. Carl and family, Her.
man Meters and family, Erwin
Wentz and Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Mar
chant and daughters.
!. F. Lyle called at Schrunk
school Friday evening for his dauRh-
tiers, Mabel and Ruth.
Miss Marcella Meters spent Sat.
urday night with Mrs. Herman Sell
enger.
MI. and Mrs. G. c. Wentz and
family spent Tuesday evening ct
the Jacob Wentz home.
Miss Tillie Triebwasser was Z
supper guest at the r. G. Marchant
home Sunday.
Sunday evening callers It the VIM.
Witt home were Bill Prune, Erwin,
Luella and Title Wentx, Arthur and
Rosalia Triebwasser and Helen Mar.
chant.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Novy motored
to Wing Monday morning.
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)NN|E MACK'S Nine
NJOYS LEAD
after VICTORY PAIR
lily Left. Handed Spit. Ba|Ier in
Captivity Defeats Chi
cago 6 to 3
RiMES WINS 9TH STRAIGHT
ONE Runs by Ruth and Larry
Start Yankees OH Road to
Win Over Red Sox
RlMES WINS 9TH STRAIGHT
BY WILLIAM ]. CHAPMAN

tASSOclatc0 FFeSS sports VEsttIJ
Clarence Mitchell. renowned as the
lily left-handed spit -baller in cap
yity, gave further proof yesterday
at this is not his only claim to
me. The Brooklyn cast-off. always
preme in a crisis, pitched the Car
mails to a 6 to 3 decision over the
lbs at st. Louis in the seasons first
mi-crucial series. and thereby lifted
S team into the lead over its Chi
go opponent by a margin OF half a
lnle.
Burleigh Grimes pitched for the
rates against Cincinnati yesterday.
his simple assertion is rapidly be-
ming synonymous with a statement
, the effect that the Pirates won,
hich they did yesterday by 6 to ).
he Buccaneers thus enabled their
g spit-baller to enter his seventh
lccesSive victory.
The Phillies ami the Robins were
lie yesterday. and the Giants de-
lated the Braves by II to 4.
The days campaign in the Amer
AN League met with the full APP
roval Of Mr.. Cornelius McGilllcuddy.
ven though the Yankees defeated
ne Red Sox by Z to 6 at Boston. Mr..
1cGillicuddy took two from the SEN
tors, each by a score Of Q to s. The
srowns got only all even break at
cleveland. winning by Z to S after the
indians had nosed-out a 5 to 4 de-.
ision in the Thinning opener.
The double victory Of the Athletics
tretched the Mackian lead to three
ameS over the Browns and four over
he Yankees.
Babe Ruth's eighth home run and
.yn Lary's second started the Yankee
coring at Boston. Cleveland and De-
roit were rained out at Navin field.
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class in school was represented. II
was q very interesting and colorful
parade. First prize wa awarded to
Lincoln school district in which John
Jarkman is teacher; the second prize
was given to L. M. Doerschlag for
their novelty float, and the third to
the second and third grades. In the
course Of the afternoon different ath-
letic events for high school students
were sponsored. in which several out
side schools took part, namely, Linton,
Braddock, Tcmvik and Buchanan.
Boys and girls of the Hazelton high
school carried away most of the med
ais. Carl Steiner was high point
man, while Stanley Frederick and
Carl Gregory were also outstanding
figures in the meet. OF the girls,
Ethel Field wor1 the most points. The
main feature Of the day, however,
was the address given by Governor
Shafer. which was attended by an ex-
ceedingly large crowd. The big day
was brought to a close by the dance
at Zirbe's theater that evening.
Mrs. Shaunessy has been Ill for
some time and was taken to the st.
AlexiuS hospital Wednesday for
further treatment.
Rev. Father Stag of Bismarck will
give the baccalaureate address to the
seniors at. the local theater Sunday,
at Z o'clock.
Over $50 dance tickets were sold at
the big community dance at Zirbe's
theater last Friday. Both the old
folks and young folks turned out and
everyone had a good time. Music
was furnished by the Sunset Dance
orchestra from Braddock.
The George Zernhelt family are
sporting a new a purchased from q
local dealer.
Louie Berkholtz went to Bismarck
Monday.
Clayton McMuller attended a Ford
meeting at Bismarck last Wednes-
day.
Burnie Bish. former Hazelton resi-
dent, was over from Mott and pur-
chased q new car.
The local baseball team motored to
Napoleon to play ball last Sunday.
The game turned out q cor Of 2 to 6
in the Napoleon teams favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkholtz were pas.
sengers to Bismarck last Saturday.
e. L. Semling made q business trip
to Bismarck Monday.
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Keeps French
Woman Star from Golf

Paris, May 24.-(P-simone Thioyi
de Ia Chaume. Frances foremost fem
mime golf player. probably will be
lost to France golf during the entire
1929 season.
SiInone scratched from the WON.
ems open golf championship opening
at Saint Andrews, May 10. lll.health
was given as the reason.
The decision came immediately
after her victory in the French WON.
ems native golf championship. which
she won 1t Saint German. where she
turned In . ~, believed to be q rec.
ord" for . woman playing from the
championship teen.
6imoue says her doctor prescribed
Q long rest and she fears she may not
Be able to play In competition this
year.
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New Yorker Nears
Derby Third Place

Kent. Tex. May 24.-(P,-Sam
Ricllman. New York. fighting to gain
third place in c. c. Pyle's cross
country race vas out to win his sixth,
consecutive lap victory on today's So
mile jaunt to Van Horn.
Richman won yesterdays 56-mile
run from Pecos. Johnny Salo. Pas
sale. N. J., and Pete Gavuzzi. of Eng
land, first and second in elapsed time,
respectively. tied for the fifth consec-
utive day. Salo's lead remaining q
minutes and 20 seconds.
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Pair Not Bothered by
Barbuti Revelations

Paris. May 24.-(P-Ray Barbuti's
revelations" as to amateurs getting
the dough for their activities OH the
track and field sports stadiums have
failed to get a kick out of "Sera"
Martin, recognized worlds 8O0-meter
record : holder, and Jules Ladoume-
que. who a. favoritc finished second
in the l.500-metcr Olympic event at
Amsterdam.
There has been a lot of talk about
both Martin and Ladoumeguc ac-
cepting extraordinary expenses" to
go to Japan last year and both were
suspended.
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@L MAJOR Va
1uEADERs ~
INCLUDING GAMES OF MAY 23)

INCLUDING GAMES OF MAY %
by The Associated Press
NATIONAL
Batting-ODoul. PhilIies. .4l3.
Run5-ODoul, Phillics, 81.
Homers-Ott, Giants, 10.
Stolen Bases Swanson, Reds, q.
Pitc,ling-Grllnes, Pirates, won I,
lost O..
AMERICAN
6atting-kamm. White 5ox, 1926.
Run5-Geilrirger, Tigers, "a.
DEMONSTRATING. Yanks, 8.
Stolen Bases - johnson, Gehril1-
ger, Tigers: Ayerill, Indians, S.
Pitching = Uhle, Tigers, won 7,
lost 0.
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Griffith Enters
Rank of Heayies

Chicago. May 24.-(P-Tuffy Grit
fith's potentialities as a heavyweight
figure. and the championship caliber
OF Jackie Fields face rigorous tests at
the Chicago stadium tonight.
Rapidly outgrowing the light heavy
weight ranks. Griffith will launch his
career in the heavier division by
clashing with Al Friedman, Boston.
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Cousin Of Cobb
Playing Baseball

Wake Forest. N. c., May 24.-(R-
The name Of Cobb may not fade out
Of the baseball picture as soon as
many people think.
Darwin Cobb. cousin Of the famous
Ty, is starring for the freshman team
at Lake Forest college, here.
He showed the ear-marks of a Cobb
the other day by getting four out of
six and winning a game against
Campbell college.
Young Cobb is an outfielder.
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Fights Last Night
(Dy The Associated Press)

10y the Associated Press)
New Y0fk-sck BERG, Euglsnd,
ooSpointe6 0euce Flowers, New
Rochelle. (10): Pete Meyers, San
Fvsncisco, and Tony vacarellt,
New York. drew, (lO); Harry
Dlttmsn, Philadelphia knocked
ont Irish Bobby brady New Jer-
icy, 90.
Huntsville, Ala.-Sergeant Sam
my Baker, New York, Knocked ont
Irish Tommy Jordan, Brooklyn.
~.
OLIES WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
Mortified, MINI, May 3A-NE
S.. Olaf won the Minnesota state col.
lege conference baseball title ~ de.
feating AuGsbuEg, - e :.
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HOLD EyERYTFINo

Young Husband: Goodbye dar.
ling. I'm going TO run down town
and buy some kuick-knacks.
Young wife: Oh. but IRE you sure
they'll b becoming to you. dear-re-
member. you're Just ! teensy BIT bow
leyged!-Judge.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
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STANDINGS
OF THE
h CLUBS
ASSOCIATION

Games Today
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
indianapolis at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus.
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Northwestern university is directly
responsible for the expenditure Of
80 900 every year In Evanston, III.
says the city's real estate board.
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ANOTHER BEST SELLER
There + most terrible rulnors
afloat about you. Edna"
Tell me what they are-I want to
write my memoirs. LUX, Berlin.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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CARLETON PLAYS CHICAGO
Mortified. Mimi, May 24.-Re
Carleton college will meet the Uni
versity Of Chicago at basketball
Dec. Is.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL
st. Olaf 10: Augsburg 3.
Concordia 8; Wahpeton Science !.
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Weller, Oeberry, Williams, Maple
and Thompson: Wykoff, Harris. Jab-
lonowski and Deyine.
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Detroit Chicago, rain.
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Hadley, Burke. Hopkins. Campbell
and Tate. Ruel; Earnshaw. Orwell,
Shores, Ehnke and Cochranc, Per-
kins.
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Yesterdays Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Others not scheduled.