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81. Paul, May 26.-1D-Ray Hite.
okSnding champion, won his third
UoteA " The MinneSotA college con-
Donce tennis tournament this
IlIoGnfuG " enter the semifinal
5Xoand against Doyle, st. Thomas,
also was victorious today.
~ dolnb A. won from
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Be- It Resolved By the Board OF City
Commissioners OF the City Of Bis.
marek. North Dakota. hat IT 10 necss.
sary and the said board Of city com.
n.ceszAry 10 construct paving in the
alley running North and South in
Slo.k 81. Original Plat. in Paving
District No. :. in accordance with the
plans, specifications and estimate OF
p%roasbl. cost Of the city engineer.
mate Of probable oct were approved.
adopted ana placed on file with the
city auditor on the 18th day Of May.
Ard Be II Further Resolved that
notice is hereby given to the " srs
of al property liable to he assessed
for this Improvement hat II within
30 days after the first publication OF
TINS resolution. the n If a ma
iority Of the property liable TO be
file With the city auditor protests in
writing against the Improvement.
then the Board Of city commissioners
will be deemed authorised to con.
struet the same.
STATE Of North Dakota. County Of
B1rieigh. City OF Bismarck.-ss.
l. NJ. n. Atkinson. City Auditor
within and for the city Of Bismarck.
BQrleigh County. North Dakota, do
hsreoy certify that the foregoing 10 q
resolution adopted by the board Of
city commissioners at a regular meet.
ing held on Monday evening. May
In wi,nes. Whereof I have here
city Of Bismarck this 18th day Of
tsesD NJ. H. ATKINSON.
s,ls-2s City Auditor.
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sT. JOHNS COACH RESIGNS

COIle9evIlIe, Minn., May 25.-OF
Edward Flynn, athletic director
at ST. Johns university here, an
nounccd he will resign at the end of
the school year to 80 into business
with ) brother at Eau Claire. Wis.
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A jug Of cold water poured over
the back Of the head, followed by 4
rub With : rough towel. Is . suggested
cure loe insomnia
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NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS
state Highway Coootruet1o0

1. Proposals for the Gravel Sur
| Highway No. s. Bismsrck North. will
be received by the state Highway
psrsmens Of state HisSways ct Bis:
O'clock A. NJ. June 9Th. 1925. at which
place and time they will be publicly
The proposals must Be mailed to
| or otherwise deposited with the De.
partment. Of State Highways q Biz:
narck. =. OAK. and shall BE- sealed
snd saSer; STAT, .fTHG isax.y, 'G si. 1aaxi.
North Federal Aid Project No. 7slB).
5. A certified check for So, to:
se.her with a bidders bond IN the uii
accompany each proposal.
4 Contemplated work consists Of
i:.c7s miles Of Gravel s%urfacing and
stock piline road improvement In.
1876 Miles Preparing. subgrade
and c~onstruesins earth
1850 c. IDS. Loading. spreading.
competing. maintaining.
;:s.eos c. Y:Mi. Gravel hauling.
:,sce G fss: Stripping Pits.
OAVG1 O@O
500 c. Yds. Loading. unloading
and pilinG.
s,9e7 c. Yds. Nj. Gravel hauling.
500 c. Yds. Screening.
5. Copies OF the proposal blanks
ma be obtained from the Depart.
ment Of state Highways 1t Bismarck.
n. Oak. Plans aud specifications are
on file in the Division Office Of the
Department OF State Highways a
Bismarck. y. OAK. and the office Of
the Department Of State Highways At
Bismarck. y. OAK. and also At the
office Of the County Auditor in the
County wherein the project or prot.
ects are located.
s. All bidders are invited 4 be
present at the opening Of the pro.
pcsais
{. The right is reserved to reject
any and all proposals. to waive tech.
nicAiities. or to accept such as may be
determined to be for the best interests
81 the County and state.
.. q must bid on all items
contained in the proposal blank. Any
bid or bids received for any number
CO ems less than those contained in
h proposal will be considered a.
.rreg ulas and rejected as such.
STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT,
sSigned) H. c. FRAAM.
Secretary.
Dated I -. 1929. 6/ll-lS.3s
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commissioners OF BurleiEh County.
A. c. ISAMtSGER.
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BurieiGh County. No. OAK.
{li.lS.25. 81.
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Be It Resolved by the Board OF City
Commissioners OF the City Of Bis
marck, North Dakota, that 1t 10 recess
sary and the board Of city commits
sioners hereby declare 1t to he neces-
sary to grade Avenue u from goth
street to 21st street and goth street
from Avenue . to the South line OF
Clifford's Subdivision OF Louns-
berry. cutlot No. %. in Improvement
Be 1t Further Resolved. that notice
property liable to BE- assessed for this
Improvement that II within 80 days
after the first publication Of this
resolution. the owners Of q majority
of the property liable TO be assessed
for the improvement do not file with
the city auditor protests In writing
against the improvement. then the
board of city commissioners will be
deemed authorised to construct the
ZANE.
State Of North Dakota. County OF
Burleigh. City Of Bismarck.-ss.
/. NJ. H. Atkinson, City sAuditor
within and for the city. Of Blsmarck.
hereby certify that the foregoing is
inal resolution adopted by the board
of city commissioners at a regular
meeting held on Monday evening, May
In Witness Whereof l have here
unto set my hand and the seal OF the
city Of Bismarck, North Dakota, this
18th day Of May, 1929.
tSeaD NJ. H. ATKINSON.
5/1S-c5 City Auditor.
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BY ALAN J. GOULD
ASSOCIATED Press Sports EditOr)


New York. May 25.-tP-Knute
Rockne. who knows his sprinters
about as well as he does his football
players. casts q ballot for Claude
Bracey. the Texas Tornado. as the
fastest man he has seen this season.
This is no scant praise from the
"Rock Of Notre Dame" for he has
mi Of the fastest Of them all under
his own wing, Jack Elder. halfback
and conqueror Of Percy Williams, the
Olympic sprint king, last winter in
New York.
"Bracey is a streak said Rockne.
who officiated at two meets in which
the Rice Institute star competed this
spring. He is as good as any Of them
off the marks and runs the last 40
yards Of the 100 faster than any man
] ever saw"
Rockne puts his stamp Of approval
on the new starting blocks, the S Of
which in the east and west this spring
has aroused some comment as well
IS question as to their legality.
They ri q practical improve
ment,D said Rockne. They give the
runner no advantage but they save
wear and teal on the track. besides
equalizing the actual starting con-
ditions. Digging holes in the track
for the getaway is old-fashioned and
impractical"
There's always good-spirited rivalry
whenever representatives OF Notre
Dame and army get together. as they
did yesterday with Rockne sitting
&cToes the luncheon board from Ma
~ Philip Fleming. the manager OF
athletics 1t West Point.
I'VE win have q better team this
yoar." said Rock"
And 80 viii We" echoed Major
13eming. "You know. Rock, its our
tuSn to win from you next season"
perhaps you had better worry first
01b0ut going out to play Illinois," re-
tngted Hockne. They : Al tough
81 our way
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Palmer. Manchester. 81, 81, and
Doyle bea. Rolf Fjelstad. 81. Olaf.
81, 81.
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When the Press CLUB az the Cn!yer-
slty o. Arkansas chose Wear Schoou-
over, football. and basketball star, as
the mos- outstanding all-arou,!d
student a. the institution. after a
long debate. IL decided 10 give a live
raZoroac. as a. award With the hon.
o.. Finding a ike raZorbacs these
days isn't so easy. bu. the. advertised
II southern papers until one was
found. Well. here's Schoonover and
his live razorback. which is 70 be used
IN the future as a MASCOT for Arkan-
a teams, n.cknaMed the Pazo.backs.
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indebted In m amount not sxcoe6ine
three per cent Of the assessed value
Of the taxable property IN said city
without reg1rd 70 the sxisting In.
pose Of constructing ! public building
10 be used - IN armory. gymnasium
and auditorium and Of purchasing ond
acquiring site therefor, END oe
The form Of ballot 20 s. uso6 at
such special election for the purpose
Of submitting the foregoing Qu1otion
Number : to the voters OF said city
shall be e. follows:
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0ESOLCT1ON or THE BOARD OF
CITY COMMISSIONERS

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Dated I -. 1922. 5/ll-lS.15
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NOTICE on SALE OF PROPERTY
FORFEITED TO COT TI
FOR TAXES

Notice is hereby given that the toll.
lowing described ZEAL property has
been forfeited to the County Of Bur.
under the provisions OF section 1909.
Compiled Laws Of 1913. as AMENDED
ey. Section 5. OF Chapter 1919. Laws OF
1875, for delinquent taxes. that the
property aud will offer il for
sale for cash AZ public auction. said
sale to be held at the Cvur. House
in the City 81 Bismarck. in said Bur.
leigh County. on Tuesday. June nth.
1929. al the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m.
Said sale Will continue from day to
day Until completed. The property
est bidder. suffice. 10 the right OF the
Auditor. with the approval u
the County Board. 10 reject my or all
bids. Each description will be sold
separately.
Dated at Bismarck. North Dakota.
thus 10th day Of Mag, 1874.
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NoICE OF ELECTION

bUVIeIBH COUNTY, y
5/li.lS.2S. ST..
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
HINES TO STAY
IN CHARGE OF
VETS BUREAU
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, March l1.-Hcn-
cral Frank T. Hines, Utah, was r.
appointed today as director Of the
Veterans Bureau.
Along with other department
heads, Hines had submitted his
resignation to President Hoover. l.
was announced at the Whit Ii5us"
today that Hines would remain ri
his post permanently.
President Hoover is dcvotiuy
himself almost exclusively to sele,
ting men who viii serve in the Sc.
ondary key position Of hi admints.
tratiou.
Assistant Secretary Of War RoL-
bins Of Iowa has indicated q desire
t. retire. F. J. Hurley Of Talza.
Okla, is mentioned rs a pioba;Ic
successor.
Director Of thn budget Lord also
is expected t. cntar private busi-
ness soon.
A third position to be filled soon
IS commissioner of Indian affairs
in the interior department. Commi,
sioucr Charles II. Burke Of S0H;h
Dakojr is to retire.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Julian Case To
Be ReOpened
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, March ll.-Thc
prosecution of l43 men named in
usury complaints in the Julian
Petroleum Corporation collapse case
in 1922, will be rcopcncd, city Pros -
cutor l. $. Nix, announced today.
NiN's decision was made known
in letter to city council in
which he ASKED 5000 TO be used
in the prosecution.
The letter said Nix intended to
employ William j. Clark as Il spc-
cial prosecutor in the cases. Clark
acted in Il similar capacity at the
recent trial in which Asa Kcyes,
tormc, district attorney, and two
others were found guilty of conSpir-
ing to give and receive brihes in
connection with the Julian Pctro-
iyum conspiracy trial.
Those named in the usury com-
plants aSsertrdly received unfair
returns from money loaned to the
Julian company through pools said
to have been formed by Jacob Bee.
man, an officer of the company,
l'aury is a miSdcamcanor.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Blaze Destroys
East Side House

Serious fire loss on the east sid
was avcrtcd last night only BY
fast work on the part Of the fir"
department, when house at l30
Olive street owned by ". Broom,
caught fire.
According to Chief Rcams, 1hc
fire was caused by a lighted candle
which q MeXicm woman living IN
the house had failed TO cNtinguis&
before going to sleep. \ brisk wind
blowing at The time threatened
other houses, but the fircmcn were
able 20 confine the blaze TO tn
Broom house which was entirely
DESTROYED. The loss was about $4od.
Earlier in the day the firemen
were called to the W. j. Elvander
home ut $50 Vine street, when Il
brush fire threatened property.
There was no damage.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Indy RESTS
AFTER STARTING
new MAIL ROUTE
by United Press Leased Wire

MENICO CITY, March 1'.--Col.
Charles \. Lindbcrgh had added IN,
other to his inaugural flights today
and was resting as the guest Of his
fiancoc ut the American embassy
here.
Col. Lindbcrgh arrived at Valbue.
pa Field at $40 p. IN. yesterday
from Brownsville, Texas, completing
Il round trip flight which opened
the Mexico City-BroWnsvilIe ar
mail and passenger service. The
flight was made with Il stop at
Tampico, Mexico, and was without
incident, he said.
Miss Anne Morrow, the aviator 5
fiancec and daughter of United
States Ambassador Dwight W. Nor
row. was at the field to see him land
and drove with him in an automo,
bile to the embassy Immediately
afterwards.
Colonel Lindbergh left Browns
vile at 1892 a. m.
The flight to and from Browns
Vile did not take the American
aviator over the rebel district.
Colonel Lindbergh flew up the east
coast, which he has followed ON
most of his flights TO the Mexican
capital from the United States,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Idol. OF TROOPS
SAID TO have
JOINED REBELS
Detection of General Al
mazan Serious Blow to
Federal Cause.
By RALPH H. TURNER
..t1d Prog Staff CorreSDnNdcnt

(UL-sed Press Staff CorrespondenD
'NCENO LAREDO, Mc<ico,
March 1.-two factors developed
todag - tndanger the position Of
the Mexican central government in
its t,..hs to SUPPRESS the revolution
tl.at Was q week old today.
First. the reported detection Of
General Juan AImazan threatened
10 rob the government of one of It's
most able military leaders and a
man with great personal follow.
ing. Reports from Mexico City t3at
hlmazah's men had deserted him
and continued loyal to the govern
meut were discounted here because
AlpaIan possesses material person
al Influence and, next to Gales, IS
probably the leading military fig
urc Of the Mexican government.
Second, the delay in arrival Of
bombing planes and other war
materials from the United States
was beginning to impede the govern
mrnt cause and delay the drive
calculated to end the revolution by
terrifying and cxtcrminating the
rebels from the air.
If Almazan and any considerable
number of his cohorts have fled 20
the rebel side, the government S
chance to rout the rebels in the
north has been seriously impaired.
Almazan is Il dashing figure,
slightly more than 40 years old,
six feet tall, well groomcd, wearing
neatly cropped mustachio, the
type # Latin general that Holly
wood might produce in a movie
scenario.
He i masterful person, frc-
gurntly called the lion tanner be-
cause he plays with a full sized
Mexican mountain lion, one of his
domestic pets. His personality ar-
peals 20 the Mexican pcon.
The revolution is but week old
and it is conceivable that many
sound reasons have prevented
American support from suddenly
+ producing full array Of wal
1 planes, guns and ammunition, 5ui
! the federal government has pinntt
its hopes on succor from the UniteG
States. the dozen or SO bombin-
! planes, fully equipped with dcatl
! dealing devices, the rifles and thau
sands Of rounds of ammunition
which were expected from the nortl
! Of the border.
An offensive is scheduled to b,
launched in the vicinity of Torrcon
an important railroad and strategic
center, within the next "a hours. lis
outcome might decide the supremacy
Of the contpsting forces.
The government, forced to action
may launch if momentarily, risHiHq
/ the outcome with available supplc>
and without the aid the UniroI
/ States is supposed to supply.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Coolidge Has
Quiet Sunday
ny United Press Leased wire

NORTHAMpTON, Mass, March
Il. His first Sunday rs an cN-Prcs-
idcnt was spent by Calvin Coolidge
much as he passed his Sabbaths be
fore rising to pinnacle Of public life,
With Mrs. Coolidge, he motored to
Edwards Congregational church,
where the family has worshippcd for
mauv years. There, they heard Il
sermon on ''rcligion for the cautious
and contemplative,' by the Rev.
James Newton Armstrong, who be
came pastor of tie church last Sep
tcmbcr. 1t was the first time the
Coolidgcs had heard Rev Armstrong
preach. After the services, the
Coolidgcs greeted the new pastor and
several old friends.
The former President and Mrs.
Coolidge emerged from the church to
find only one newspaper photog
raphcr awaiting them.
Mr., and Mrs. Coolidge walked the
mile to their Massasoit street home,
followed by six Smith college girls.
They spent the rest Of the day in
DOORS
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
)E:C|SIV
bAT I LES
AWA| 7 {: D
Crisis In Mexican Revolt
Expected To Come in q
Few Days.
GALES IN FIELD
Former President Coming
North With Large Body
of Troops.
Ry United Press Lcnsed Wire


Mexican federal troops moved
northward to attack the city of Tor
rcom OH the central northern trout
today rs insurgcnt forces pushed
steadily southward toward the west
coast city Of Mazatian, state Of Sin
aloa.
Clashes ot Torrcon in Coahuila
statc-and at Mazatlan, wcrr expect
81 within the next II hours.
Meanwhile, the federal govern
mcnt expressed complete confidence
in a commmiquc issued at Mexico
city that the rebellion was rapidly
nearing an end The capital placed
its trust in the power Of Plutarco
Elias Gales army which WAS ad
vancing into rebel territory
The government described the
rebels rs completely routed - in
/acatecas after the fall Of canitae,
where Loco rebels surrendered and
joined the frdcrals without firing u
ingle shot.
The conflict in the Sonora region
apparently was due to result in
bloody fighting. The rebels were
reported strongly cntrcnched and
hc column moving o. Mazatlan ap-
,carcd to have considerable strength.
Rebel leaders on the border claim.
ID that Chiapas, southern state,
had joined the revolt, and was send
iug troops 10 support shattered rrhrl
forces in the IsthnmS region.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
MURDER CHARGE
FILED AGAINST
PRIESTS SLAYER
ny United rrcSS Leased Wire

CANTON, O. Mar. II Mrs, Mary
Gu,uieri, -, today faced a first
degree murder charge for the fatal
shooting of Roy. Joseph Riecardi,
-, as he concluded Mass Sunday
morning in ST. Anthony's Catholic
church here.
ppspit. long questioning by police
Mrs. Guerrieri cluag to her story
that she shot Father Eiccardi for his
alleged abuse Of her five year old
daughter, Palmcna.
AS pari,hincrs filed out Of the
church yesterday Father Riccardj
was detained by Mrs. Gucrjcri in
the vcstihulc.
Five shots rang out and Father
Riccardi crmpled to the floor, NOR
tally wounded,
He died last night following Am
operation for the removal Of the
bullets.
Dr. S. L. Aguone, who examined
the little girl at the request Of the
mother, refused TO make amy state
mont.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
AMERICAN dies
AS HONG KONG
HOTEL. BURNS
BY United Press Leased Wire

HONG KONG. March II-Na
American sailor plunged to his
death from the upper stories Of tine
burning King Edward hotel here
carly today, -four other Foreigners
including one woman, were burned
to death and = number Of persons
were injured as flames swept t"'
crowded building
ItWas believed 01hcr bodies would
be found in the ruins.
stephen Kish. fireman on the L.
$. :. Memphis WHO lyapcd from 6
window. missed u sheet which had
been stretched rs an emergency
life MT AID ~as instantly kiIod.
j. l.. Ncutz, m American busi-
nc>sman, narrowly escaped with lis
life hv creeping along q paraPrl to
the adjoining huiIdin&.
\ largp number Of American sail
ors from the visiting fleet We're in
tine motel when the fire broke ont.
Most of them escaped Tut Il number
Of other guests at the hotel were
missing.
Petty OFFICER Phillips, OF tao
gunboat Ash-ville, was trapped on
the top floor hy flames and only
escaped hE making rope fro"
blankets when lie found himself cot
off from the fire escapes and lowar-
ed himself until ha reached a lad
de-.
General Chang Ming-Shu, civil
governor Of Canton, and his VIC
were injured. The general was con.
fined 10 a hospital with his htu
burned off. Andscw Picrioli WAS in
.iurod jumping from a window.
The fire wrecked the hotel