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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26
JACOBSON, BROWN
lead LOCAL TEAM
AGAINST H|L|NERS
lake Counts 10 Points and Fay
Brown Plays a Clever
Guarding Game
SCHWARTZ, 0'HARE GOOD
Coach Roy Mcleod Expects
Trouble Tonight When De-
mons Meet 6Iuejays
SCHWARTZ, o'HARE GOOD

s Valley City. N. Oak. Jan. 26.-A
blonde forward. Jacobson. and red
head guard. by the monicker Brown,
led q powerful and fast Bismarck
high school Demon team here last
night in defeating the Valley City
high school Hiliners. 22-l0.
jacobson had world Of speed on
the floor and made his presence
known In the score book when the
final count was ascertained with five
field goals and a pair of gift shots
Tor q total Of IL points out OF hts
teams ..
Brown inserted four points into
the total but did his great work on
the defense and was one OF the flash
ict players on the floor.
Take Early Lead
Brown gave the Demons the initial
lead when he popped In two double
counters to let the westerners lead
30 before the Hiliners were able to
connect. Coach Claude Miller then
inserted Nugent into the lineup and
from this time the game travelled At
breakneck speed for the remainder
Df the first quarter.
Mckay. Valley City center, and
Eugent, forward, tied the score with a
basket each. but jacobson and
Schwartz added enough to keep tho
lead IN the hands Of the Demons at
the end Of the first quarter, 8-5.
The garle slowed down somewhat
the second quarter and the Hiliners
tumbled to contrast Bismarck's fine
passing attack. Jacobson on q diff
cult side shot and sctup scored two
baskets to send the teams to the lee
ture room for the half as the CAPITOL
City quint led 1877.
49, Third Quarter Even
Five points were amaSscd by the
Demons the third quarter on three
points by Jacobson and a double
counter by Schwartz while the only
basket for the Hiliners was registered
10y Duvall at the start of the last
quarter. This with gift shot by
Thorson, forward. made up the scor-
ing for the local quint the entire Sec
,ond half.
Schwartz and Jacobson kept pop-
ping them IN late in the game as
Miller gave his reserves a chance. AL
though both teams missed many shots
at this stage Of the contest.
oHare at Guard also turned In
somA' fine work for the Demons as
Old Schwartz at center. For the HI
liners. Mckay and Jarvis worked well.
0elng IN the thick OF every Hiliner
play. -''~.
The summary:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26
St. Mary'sCagers
Win Close Contest
From Dawson Five
Final Score Is ~ to IS; Saints
Meet Glen Ullin at
1880 Tonight

After q hard-fought game at Daw-
son last night. st. Mary's cagers
emerged the victor over the strong
Dawson quint by II to Is count.
The result Of the game was in
doubt until the final gun.
The Saints grabbed an early lead
but Dawson took It away soon and
held 1t until few minutes before the
end when the Bismarck youths tied
the count.
Goetz broke the tie with q shot
from the charity circle Balzer with
eight points led the Saint scorers and
Hoover and Burton divided honors
for Dawson.
The Saints meet Glen Ullin at the
st. Mary's gymnasium at 1880 o'clock
tonight The summary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26
WYNDMERE CAoERs LOSE

Wyndmere. N. OAK, Jan. 2e.-(P-
The Wahpeton Indians and Wynd-
mere, n. p. High school divided I
double header when the Indians TOOK
the second team preliminary ~ to Z
ana Wyndmere won the main rauo
y to y. Games played at Wynd-
mere.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26
DEVILS LAKE 81; MADDoCk Il

Devils Lake, Jan. 26.-(P-The'
Devils Lake independent basketball
team defeated Maddox independents
here last night 81 to is score. Mad.
dock. district champions Of last year,
a strong team but the SUI.
perior floor work and uncanny shoot. :.
ing of the lakers earned them vic
tory.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26
BASKETBALL

COLEHARBOR 22; WILTON IL
Coleharbor, N. D., Jan. 26.-Colc-
harbor defeated Wilton high schools
cagers here. % to IL.
Coleharbor took the lead early in
the game and held it throughout.
Saldin and Fuglie were high point
men for Coleharbor while Vincent
led the visitors in scoring. The sum-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26
PICKING THE CHAMPIONS

Coach Matt Mann of the Michigan
swimming squad predicts two Big Ten
swimming teams will finish the dual
meet season without q defeat. One.
he says, will be the winner Of the
series between Northwestern, MINES,
sofa and Michigan. The other Is NIL
nois which did not find q place on the
schedules Of the three other strone .
teams.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26
JAMESTOWN COLLEGE LOSES

4VWN VVOO60B OOSE8
Wahpeton, N. p. Jan. 20.-lP-
the Wahpton Science school won its
fourth valley conference victory here
last night over Jamestown Teachers
college. 81 to 81. The two teams
Played even the first half which end
q Il all.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26
.IMPS DEFEAT GLEN
ULLIN five EASILY

Holding Glen Ullin to two free
throws. the Bismarck Imps last night
defeated the visitors here Is to 2.
Glen Ullin made a free throw each
half.
Enge. Smith, Meinhover, and Dohn
made most Of Bismarck's counters in
outclassing their opponents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26

MAY TRY A COMEBACK
Johnny Buff. famous little ~.
weight Of several years ago, may try
= ring comeback In the next few
months He = coaching boxers IN the
navy now.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26

The new Keystone Athletic Club. a
= STORY building costing $4,000, 600.
Just opened here, is equipped for ali
types Of indoor sport.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26

TOTALS ............. 10 GA Z
Referee: Colan Mcdonald, Mime
apolis.
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Totals. ...... o "a
Referee Burdick, Mandan.
Timer-Anderson, Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-26

Referee: Nelson: timekeeper: Keep
pen.
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Heferee-Cy Arnold, N. d. A. C.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-27
Is. VYROCIE MANZELSTVA u
BAJTOSOV.

W je tomn Is rokov, ako sa
nasi mladenci chystali ma sveto-
VII vojnu, ale ME vSetci, lebo pan
Bajtos 81 to inaksie rozmyslel {:
re ked' ma ist' bojovat' "a more,
lepsie bude, ked' bude bojovat'
tuna v Amerike, / nasiel 81 druz-
ku podl'a srdca, menom Katari-
nu, rodacku Letanoviec, kto-
rou vstnpil do manzelskeho sta
WI. O kratky cas- 81 nadobudli ma
jetok pod cislom 407 E. Myrtle
Ave. Ked' uz to bolo, navstevo-
val ich bocian a "a tych Is rokov
doniesol i'm styroch synov, kto-
rych sa tesla a budd tesit'.
Pravda, svetova vojna sa skon-
ella pred IL rokmi. Mladikom,
ktori boil ma vojne, nevedlo sa
tax dobre, ako Stefanovi, lebo p.
Bajtos az teraz dal znat' sebe,
ze jak bojoval, ked' mas povolal
minulej nedele, %. sept. ma w
post oslavit den Is. vyroeia jeho
manzelskeho stavu. Ma veeierku
pritomni boil nasledovni: p. Sim
ko manzelkou, p. Dolinsky $
manzelkou, p. Lesnak manzel-
kou, p. Farkasovsky s manzelkou,
p, Olejar $ manzelkou, p. Gres $
manzelkou, p. Curilla $ manzel-
kou, p. Jurco manzelkou, p. Hirt
manzelkou, pani Runovich p.
Matej Bajtos. Ked' SINE sa dobre
nahostili, pan pani Bajtos boil
obdarovanf krasnymi darmi. Tiez
kazdy mas i'm blahozelal k fch
Is. vyrociu stavu manzelskeho S
tym zelanfm, aby SINE sa tax mo-
hli zas vsetci spolu sist k Is. w
rociu q i'm blahozelat'. Potion b.
Hirt vytiahnul takd pod nohy 4
xab6vali SINE sa po priatel sky AZ
do polnoci.
Pritomnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-27
PREKVAPUJUCI vEtLEROK
v sTRUTHERs, o.

Ctena .redakcia! Bud'te tax do
bri, uverejnite tento dopis. Case.
pis odberam ia, ale re by som sa
niecoho docitala dakedy o Stru.
theirs, to az ME. Ell 'adala som da-
jaky dopis S okuliarmi i bez oku,
liarov, ale darmo, MET. Nasi SUI
sedia Youngstown 81 myslia, ze
my tn Struthers celkom mic ne
robime, ale ME tax. Tu je dost'
zivo, zeny hosting robia,, a to. Go
tyzden, lenze nema sa kto pera
lapit'. ii co maj1 kedy, nevedia
jak, a GO; ;nemajil kedy, ii sd zas
lenivi do pfsania. I ia som jedna
z tych, ale uz raz tn som.
Bolo to auguste, ked' SINE sa
osadnieky raz sisly a porecovaly
81. Prislo nam ma UNI, re 20. augu-
sta je Stefana, kral'a uhorskeho
jedna sestra pripomenula, re
name v nasej osade Stefana a to
pana Stefana Begalu. TAX SINE sa
pobraly daily znat' jeho neve-
STAN, ably povedaly svojim mu-
zom, Janovi a Stefanovi Begala,
ably prisli 20. augusta vecer Z.
hodine pred pana Dugasa s. tro-
'kom zeby sena nalozili, ze pri-
deme navstivit' fch otca a re no
prekrstfme 20 sStefana ma Cyrilla
a Methoda. | tax sa stale, ma tro-
koch mas vozili pan Begala len
pozeral, co sa to robi. Ked' SINE
uz boly tam vsetky, tax SINE skri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-27
ky: Surprajz! a odteraz 50 vola.
te Cyril d Method!

ky: Surprajz! odteraz 50 vola.
te Cyrilf a Method!
zaiste js1 este ' pamsti mno-
hym, ze pan Stefan Begala st. je
dobry narodovec obetoval 800
ma oslobodenie Slovenska q Ces-
ka. TAX preto SINE no prekstily
ma tieto slovenske mena. A ON to
prijal srdecne, j d'akoval nam.
Ale ia myslim, sze nam ned 'akoval
"a to, ze SINE ho nezvaly inlm me-
nom, ale "a to, ze videl pred Sc
bou 100 zien okrem svojej fami-
lie, ratajlc zatov a nevesty, vnu-
kov i vnucky, bolo mas 12O bez
muzikantov, ktorych bolo 5. Bola
to Smrekova oreestra. A hrali IT,
to Smrekovci tax, az sa i'm stru.
ny pukaly. ze chceli ukazat', ako
znaj1 hrat', medzi tol l'kymi ze-
nami.
Podala by som tn mena, ale
to by vzalo moe tasu miesta '
novinach. Sine sa pekne zabavili,
zajedli i zatancovali, a tax SINE
sa rozisli spievajdci ma sene tro-
koch. Muslin este podotkn1t ze
zenieky, ktore boly 20 South
Side, staraly sa, re co jak PREF
most, No ale tn sa hned' spomo-
hlo. Pritomny boil tam dobre zna-
my narodovec a predseda koncil-
manov p. Peter Bobby. On sa o
to postaral, vozil zeny ma South
Side, "ako kraji periny dedi-
ny ma dedinu. Este ma ostatok i
gumu 81 roztrhal,
Teraz d'akujeme p: Stefanoyi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-27
sa a yzdychne 81.

| V dusnej komorke pri sedlia-
ckej skole sedi mad otvorenou
Iknizkou so zasmolenymi strankami
lsedliacky uciteP. Ma zimnicu. W
cd jara je prechladnuty od stale
no prievanu skole.
Cely svoj majetok ma ma sebe
= osuchanv svrchnik, dieravy
plaid letne galosne obute cez
topanky. ktorych mu kukajil
prsty.
Myslienky ucitel'a blddia kdesi
d 'aleko od knizky, ktord eta uz
asi pc desiaty raz. A sniva pri
tom:
- Keby som NAL pat rubl'ov,
zasiel by som 81 do mesta navsti-
Wit kamarata. Tomu sa post'asti-
To-! Sluzi 81 v banke dostava me-
sacne sto rubl'ov platu.
- Sto rubl 'ov Ucitel' citi,
re takehoto bohatstva on nikdy
nedosiahne. ...
- PriateP ma mladu zenu, a
jeho zena ma mladuckn sestru
gymnaziStku. A ta ma take pre-
krasne oci ..
Pri pihet spomienke ma oci tej
gymnazistky zahriala sa ucitel'-
ska duSa 49, Len ked' sa Glovek
pore do tych oci, je hned' sta
stny! Ach, len pat'ku mat !!
Ale hned' nato ucitel' zatrasie
kuceravou hlavou zlostne od-
strci knizku cd seba. Me je otu-
pista! Vie, re pat rubl 'ov nema
nema ich odkial' what. - No
hl'a, ako som sa rozblaznil! -
poveda 81 zlostne. - Ako chla-
pee! Zazraky sa "a naSich casov
nerobia
Ma zaprazf sedi hlava rodiny,
muzieek Kuzma Kucyj a neobra-
cutie sa ma nikoho poveda 81.
Keby som ia NAL rubeP, kdpil
by som 81 fl'asku vodky, sunky
slaniny. Vsak az dedecek rozpra-
val, ako dobre vonia, TAXA Sunka
Len k nej privonias sama ii ide
do list
Vypili by SINE ma sviatok po
sklenicke a zajedli najprv slani-
Kucemu tecG sliny z tist. Tiez /,
jeho domaci hltajd ma prazdno
slinu
- Ech, otec, ami mas nedrazdi
. poveda nahnevane najstarsi
syn. - Rubel nemas nikdy no
ami nebudeS mat!
Al dedinska mladez "a nasich
tasov je uz vzdelana neveri,
,hvala Bohu, ma zazraky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-27
Nal iol, moe !.

- Pan Keeka, w uz cd polro-
ka stale hovorite, re ked' yam
liianzelka porodi syna, pokrstfte
no ma Vladimira. Teraz sa yam
'skntocne narodil syn a pokrstili
ste no ma Petra, preeo!
Viete, pane, to je tax, som
sa donna medzi,svojmi det'mi roz-
thliadol a zistil som, re uz nam
fjedneho V1adimfra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-27

Begalovi a jehu manzelke ~ ich
srdecnek nvitanie vsesky, 90 SINE
tam boly zicfme i'm zdrayia a
sta'stia ma mnohe roxy!
IS pozdrayom iicton,
Alxbeta Skokan.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-27
Rome t1zby
(Rnska Besednica. J

natiahol sa ia starom dedovskom
divane a teraz snival nahlas:
Keby som NAL pat 'tisic, "a.
siel by som 81 do Piteru. Tam sG
same plesy, prijimacie hodiny
ranty, ma ktorych byvajl mini
stri vyslanci a general a hovo.
ria tam Pud mi, ako celkom oby
cajni smrtel 'nici.
Ia svojej mladosti ia som S
predstavenymi vedel zaobcha-
dat! Vedel som, komu sa co "a
pati, Ami teraz by som sa este ne
zahodil.
= Doba je teraz prihodna. jed
no sikovne povedane slovo a me-
novite yeas povedane - clovek
moze urobit' skvell karieru!
- Dostal by som sa aspon z
tejto diery, ktora ma az k smrti
zunovala. Prest 'ahoval by som sa
do statneho bytu, prva vec -
usporiadal by som vel'ky pies!
MaSenku,f Pasenku, Katus-
ku, Vierocku a Ljubocku oble-
ciem do m6dnych Stat a nariadim
i'm, aby tancovaly len S mladymi
pazatmi, komornfkmi diplomat
mi !. .Vsetky sa vydajd pre-
stann' mi sediet' ma krku..
- Potion ma vyznacia, dosta-
mem radovd stuzku, pridem do
Hosudarstvennej Dumy a maria
dim dumskym inspektorom, ably
ju rozpustili ---
Tato ostatna myslienka vzru-
suje Obaldujeva tax, ze sotva dy-
chu popada. Vyskoci $ dedovske-
no divapu a bezi do predizby.
- Kdeze?-- zastavuje no zena.
- Idem rozpustit' Dumu! -
kricf Obalduj- Obaldujev. - ia
i'm ukazem, kto SOM ia .
Boze moi, dopil sa uz do Ho-
suddarstvennej Dumy! - spra-
skla zena ruky. Deti! i
Pod tie sem vsetky!
yPribehn1 Masa, Pasa, Kat'a, Vie
IA a Ljuba spolocnym 1silfm
dopravia Obalduj- -Obaldujeva do
spalne. Tam no zoblecd ulozia
do postele. Obalduj- -Obaldujev
zpoeiatku sa protivi, ale nakoniec
sa podda. |
= MEDIATE mi stat sa hodno-
starom! - vrcf zavierajnc oei. i
Zkazili ste mi karieru a zostanete |
sediet' ako stare panny. Samy ste
yinne. ~
Chce pokracovat', ale spanok |
zaviera mu oci. V izbe ozyva sa |
chrapanie. .
Keby som ia NAL pat 'sto rub
lov - sniva mlady knaz cier-
nou bradou, otec Mikander - po-
riadal by som ma dajaky sviatok
dobry obed. Ma ten obed by som
pozval vikara s det'mi vnukmi.
Otec vikar rad sa napije
dobreho vfna a likeru. Naknpil
by som takeho vina, vodky IL |
keru, ze by otec vikar zmakol
hned' po prvom pohariku.
Deti mi dorastajd, je cas-
dat ich ma ucenie. Ale tn TOM
to zabudnutom k1te, kde ich mann
dat ucit'a
- Pri veceri by som 0 tom pre-
hovoril s otcom vikarom. Ma "a
ia u konzistoria, je tam sekreta-
rom s tym by som prehral v kar-
tach asi pat'desiatku a vec by bo-
Ia hotova!
Potom by som pekne Ill vi
meste a mohol by som 81 spievat'.
Prva vec, ze by som deti dal ma
gymnazium. 70 vsetkych by boil
potion dradnici. Knaske deti BY
vaj1 ma tom v dradoch vzdy do
bre a robia karieru -.
Mat 'nske potion k1pime pia-
no. Hrat na piano je naramne
l'ahko sa naucit'. Vecer budeme
81 potion zvat' host 'ov - otca ar
ciknaza, policajneho riaditel'a, re-
daktora 'Gubernskych Vedomo-
str, Matuska 81 sadne k pianu a ]
fknuafi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-27

otvorts 81 '.Klinvansov Radostny Ucet''
splacanit tu xajtru,sa kdpte vsetko Co potre-
bujete, pod jsdnou strechou. vezme to len
par okaMihov zaciat' 81 spl&tkovy .dcet tuna.
NY nechceme znat kde kedy ste sa naro-
dill AMI ., vasich predkoch. Len jedna jc O.
tazkA, ktori sa4chceme spytat': '.Ake pod
mienly sl nailepsis pre- vase prfjmy?'' Le-
bo W xnAte lepsie ako my, xe kol 'ko m6zete
platit' jake, I'll tfzdenne aiebo polmesacne.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-09

Many authorities say that an alli-
gator does not reach its full adult
growth until it is between 40 and so
years old. Their normal life is said
to be between 100 and 200 years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-09
PLOT TO Give
CAROL. THRONE
STIRS EUROPE
Vast Political Conspiracy
in Rumania Barred by
Arrest of Leaders.

BIZ United Press
BERLIN, July 9.-Central Europe
and the Balkan states were stirred
today by startling disclosures of q
vast political conspiracy to over
throw the present Rumanian regime
and to establish a military dicta-
torship aiming to install former
Crown Prince Carol to the throne
now occupied by his young son,
Michael
More than 200 arrests have been
made, including many persons high
in Rumanian official and military
affairs.
The plot was planned several
months by a number Of influential
political leaders headed by Paul
Angelescu, former minister of war.
The Rumanian government had
known of the plot for some time, it
is said, and began making arrests
a few hours before the "putsch" was
to begin swinging into action.
But the plotters, according to re-
ports to the Berlin Vossische
zeitung, hoped at the first blow to
capture the Bucharest postoffice and
other public buildings.
Garrisons have been ordered to
remain in readiness throughout
Rumania. 1t was learned the con-
spirators secretly obtained arms and
ammunition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-09
RACKET RULER
IS HUNTED IN
MARROW DEATH
Promoter Kept ST, 900 He
Collected for Ring,
Police Believe.

BIZ Ln,ted Proc
NEW YORK. July 9.-NeW York
police today hunted a wealthy IN
derworld ruler who allegedly pur-
chased the life OF Frank MARROW
.o-mer fight promote and rack
eteer.
He was said TO have left New York
on the night Of the killing by his
hired gunner.
IF the man We seek does not give
himself up soon will announce his
name" Grover Whalen, police COM
missioner, said.
He is the head of powerful
group Of Italians in this city and We
know he had extensive dealings with
MARROW"
Whalen's new theory IS that the
slain man was collector for a
blackmail ring. which supposedly
had fixed upon a prominent boxing
manager as its victim.
NARROW was told to collect $1,000.
NARROW. known to have been IN
straitened circumstances, withheld
the $1,000 from the gang.
NARROW was taken to the country,
stripped Of his clothes and left to
think it over.
The warning apparently failed to
frighten NARROW into turning over
the 1000. so he was called from lie
TavernelIe restaurant on the night
of June "a and taken on another
ride on which he was killed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-09
.PRUSSIAN PACT WITH
ROME RAISES STORM
Approved After Bitter Debate In
States Congress"

BV United Press
BERLIN, July 9.-The PrusSian
diet at the end of an uproarious
debate, punctuated with anti-re-
ligious shouts of communist men,
bers, today approved the concordat
with the Holy See by a vote of 243
to 172.
Ernest Stendel, leader of Gustav
Stresemann's Folks party in the
diet, bitterly opposed the concordat
and demanded that Prussia sinful
taneously conclude a treaty with the
Protestant church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-09
Fiebteen Abandon vessel at Sea

HULL, England, July 9.-The
master and seventeen members OF
the crew of the Swedish steamer
Bottle have been rescued after aban-
doning their vessel during a storm
near. Yarmouth.
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FARM BOARD TO
Be AIDED BY
1000 EXPERTS
Complete Staff of U. S.
Agriculture Division to
Help Work.
BY CECIL OWEN
United Press STAFF Correspondent

WASHINGTON. July Sta
tistics relating to virtually every
phase of the agriculture problem
and d staff of nearly 1000 experts
are to be made available by the
agriculture department to President
Herbert Hoover's farm board when
it convenes here next Monday. it
was learned today.
Preparations have been completed
at the department to turn over TO
the fam board whatever facilities
or expert aid it may require in
seeking a solution for the farm sur
plus problem.
Two thousand members of the
staff of the bureau of agricultural
economics, comprising clerks, econ
omists and experts in every field of
agriculture, stand ready to lend
their full cooperation to the board.
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Hint Reconciliation

2 WtttU 7 10
BELGRADE, July 9.-Princess
Helene of Runlania, mother of the
Rumanian boy king, Michael, and
wife of former Grown Prince Carol,
proceeded to the summer residence
of King Alexander of Yugoslavia
today for a short visit.
1t still is rurnored here that Carol
was expected to meet her there in
an effort to reach a reconciliation.
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Peach Growers Organize

RJy Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, July 9. -
The peach crop of Putnam county
was estimated at 10000 bushels at
a meeting of Putnam county fruit
growers here, who organized a
county horticultural society which
will affiliate with the state society.
Officers are R. A. Ogg, president;
James P. Hughes, vice-president; R.
H. Stevenson, secretary-treasurer;
Charles Murphy, CloVerdale; Charles
E. Tatum, cambridge, and Mrs. A.
P. Stoner, Greencastle, directors.
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SCHOOLGIRL BED I5,lllI
Daughter of Mrs. Eva Wood Howe
1905 South H. Street, Dznyille, Ill

Daughter of Mrs. Eva Wood Howe
1905 South H. Street, Danville, Ill.
81 praise Lydia E. Pinkham's
egetableCompound for what
it has done for my fourteen
year>old daughter as well as for
me. 1t has helped her growth
and her nerves and she has a
good appetite now and sleeps
well. She has gone to school
every day since beginning the
medicine. | will continue to
give it to her at regular in
tervals and will recommend it
to other mothers who have
daughters with similar trou-
bles. Mrs. Eud Wood HoUe.
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O6HGffcT OF MIS- OAtncrlnc L1huIn
Boz II, Mohawk, Michigan
safer my daughter grew
into womanhood she began to
feel rundown and weak and a
friend asked me to get her
your medicine. She took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Lydia E. Pink
hams Herb Medicine. Her
nerves are better, her appetite
is good, she IS in good spirits
and able to work every day.
We recommend the Vegetable
Compound TO other girls and
to their mothers" Mrs. Cath
eTine Ldrnuth.
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PITCHES TENT ON LAND
TO GET BACK PROPERTY
Woman Uses Novel Means TO Com
pei Fulfilling of Contract.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Nrs.
Anne Bartsch Dunno, physician, Is
enjoying the cool evening breeze
and the knowledge that possession
is nine points Of the law, in a small
tent pitched on valuable plot Of
ground in a capital suburb.
She recently leased the ground to
a company to erect a filling station.
Work on the structure ceased sud
denly when company officials dis
covered a faulty clause in the lease.
Mrs. Dunno then claimed the
company had broken the contract
and pitched her tent. There she
STAYS while attorneys wrangle.
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DANDRUFF GOES
ITCHING ENDS

when Zemo touches the scalp
Douse cooling, healing, cleansing
zEMO on the scalp and rub vigor-
ously. The way dandruff yanishes
and itching stops will surprise and
delight you. Use this remarkable,
clean, antiseptic liquid freely. It's
the sensible way to get rid of Dan
druff and Itching Scalp. Keep
zEMO handy and use it for all anti
septic purposes. Safe and depend
able for all forms of itching irrita-
tons of the skin and scalp. 35c, 60c
and 100.-AdYertisement.