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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-03
Shafer Names Bryant
as Private Secretary

O. r. Bryant, Napoleon. editor and
publisher. will Be private secretary to
Governor elect George +. 6hafer
when the later takes office January 3.
Announcement OF Mr.. Bryant's 70.
lection was made by Mr.. shafer to-
day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-03
LrouoR ATE PAINT

Springfield. Mass.. Jeu. 4R>
Mayor Parker b indignant that
spilled liquid ate away Soene bgonoe
paint on the radiators IN the ma.
hogany room Of the municipal audi.
torium during . Junior league hall.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-03
lGTl10T HO0pFrAI Ff.A1l0

N1xvV8 0VO8B8l40 B 2A1&2v0 Ett#
Minot, Jan. &-&3-The Tk1ujtyI)
hospital q this city win can To- h16o
for $4,000 addition II February, Isl
was announced today b. architeceg u
charge. The improvement WIN oG6)(
three stories to : present two-ge04
wing. 3
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-03

Dry Cleaning, Repairing.
Rem0deling. Dyeing-'D0 it
now" Klein's Toggery.
Evening star., 1929-06-09

What does the handwriting on the tpdll
at Washington, d. c., indicate? by their
SIGNATURES ye shall knotD them"
Here is an unusual slant on President
Hoouer and the members OF his cabinet
a orapholoJist's analysis OF their auto
graphs And if this analysis is correct
and the President and his assistants ltpe
up to their John Hancocks," then the
United States is in tor an administration
characterized by constructive genius and
broad minded humdnitGriGnism.
The analyst, Miss Gertrude M. O'Retlly,
has made a special study OF caliordphy
for years. She porked her nay to grodu-
alton from the Royal College OF Arts.
South Kensington England, By conduct
ing a grdphologicdl department toT the
great London editor, Alfred HGrnlSiDorth,
later Lord Northclife.
Throughout the United States she is
,oidely kno,On as radio broddcdster and
t0riter on grGphology.
Evening star., 1929-06-09

-w T is only natural that there should be
universal interest in the character
istics of the man recently elected to
the highest Office of the United States
~ of America and of those appointed
to be official advisers in the various depart
ments which they supervise.
It Is a glimpse behind the scenes which
graphology gives US, and that is why their sig
natures and scraps of writing are worthy OF
very careful study. Look them over. Note the
very apparent and striking differences between
them, but do not overlook the little smilarities
which show that they are birds of a feather"
naturally gravitating toward each other.
Take the signs of altruism and interest in
the welfare of others, for example They are
plainly seen in the rounded letter formations
and forward slant of the script of Herbert
Hoover in the straddled small "t' in the sigma
lures of the Postmaster general and of Secre-
taries of War, Navy and Labor, and in the pc
culiar unlooped return of the downstroke of ''y'
and "g" in the writing of the Secretaries OF the
Interior State, Treasury and Agriculture show
ing that this group of men are, individually as
well as collectively, intensely Interested in the
welfare of the less fortunate.
THERE are other points Of similarity, too,
such as an ability to concentrate, mental
acumen, force of character. But let us take
each separately and see what are the most
salient characteristics shown in these revealing
strokes Of the pen.
That of Herbert Hoover, for example Is surely
the signature Of q builder; solid, constructive.
with the high capitals and upper loops which
show idealism; the heavy. even pen pressure in
dicating strength and Self-control the words
linked together, telling Of deductive reasoning
and energy. The most revealing popularity,
however, Is that angular 1t" crossing which Is
an unfailing indication Of a mind which goes
from one point of a question to another weigh
Evening star., 1929-06-09
ozv the President and His Cabinet Members Isl Up Undr
the Scrutiny Of the G1uphologiat

he is diplomatic, can talk well and easily and
that he has a sense of humor. His writing
also indicates strong affections, kindness, much
courage, both moral and physical, and consid-
cradle tenacity.
TN striking contrast to all the other sigma:
lures Is the minute and unusual writing Of
Andrew w. Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury:
That queerly stenciled look, caused by lifting
the pen between the letters, invariably tells
of intuition, in this case so remarkable as al;
most to amount to telepathy. He hos very
keen sense of justice, too, and though he Is
self-contained and not likely to express lis
feelings very freely, his emotions can be deeply
moved by an appeal to his reason.
He is singularly free from personal vanity,
conservative, obServant and has tremendous
power Of concentration. With this type of mind
it Is rather surprising to note the unusual letter
formations the soaring capitals and the n.y.
away 1T" bars, which tell of a vivid imagina-
ton, and the ascending basic line with the
forward slant of the writing, denoting enthu-
siasm in the pursuit of an ideal. A wide range
of interests, optimism, sympathy sense OF
humor and a protective desire to help and
shelter the weak are also indicated.
The Secretary of War, James William GOOD;
is a born organizer; practical, yet idealist1c,
with an acute mind, power OF concentration
and q perfectly marvellous understanding OF
human nature. Look at that curly II" dot OF
his and the rounded lower loops. They tell OF a
pleasant humor and a thorough enjoyment OF
a funny story The entire absence of unnec-
essary loops and f1ourishes, the clear simplicity
of the signature show direct sincerity and eff
ficiency, while the variations in letter forma-
tions denote adaptabilty
His writing indicates that he is fluent and
interesting speaker, has any amount OF tact
and diplomacy ready answer always on the
tip of his tongue, and that he is afectionate,
unselfish and considerate in his personal rela-
tions He has much self-control, too, and does
not allow himself to become discouraged in the
face of difficulties, but is extremely sensitive TO
the harmony and beauty of his surroundings
QUITE unusual and distinctive in its own
" way is the writing Of the Attorney General,
William D. Mitchell. It Is much more COM
municative than he Is, for he is unusually Se-
cretive. He talks well, it is true; reasons closely
and loves a good argument, but only those
who are very close to him have the slightest idea
Of what he really thinks or feels. He Is very
active, both mentally and physically; takes q
keen pleasure In outdoor exercise is very appre-
ciative of the little niceties OF life and has
an innate love of beauty in all forms. There is
no fear that the Attorney General win ever be.
come a yeS-man for he is ardent, aggressive,
persistent in carrying out his own ideas, is alb
Dn0
Evening star., 1929-06-09

ing, balancing, comparing, looking at it from
every angle before coming to a decision.
But this distinctive caligraphy also reveals
the more human qualities. The rounded let
ters, the comparatively wide spaces between
them the open bulb of the 'b" all tell of his
sympathy for the weak and suffering: the
marked forward slant shows sincere and
affectionate nature; the height OF the capitals
and upper loops and the singularly clear look
OF the writing all indicate religious sense Of
reverence and entire lack of affectation or
camoufage.
The Secretary of State, Henry L. Stimson.
Evening star., 1929-06-09

writes a most interesting and characteristic
hand, that of a born leader, aggressive. force
full yet remarkably diplomatic His quick mind
has an unusual critical ability which enables
him to judge people, facts, ideas with unerrtng
accuracy. His very distinctive capitals show
originality and independence of thought, while
the downward Slashes of the pen and the
heavy down pressure denote that he may at
times be bit iconoclastic.
The gradual diminishing of the letters to-
ward the end Of the words, the open formation
OF the 20" and "m" the little quirk he gives
the tail of the ~" all combine to tell us that
Evening star., 1929-06-09
BY GERTRUDE NJ. O'REILLY.

-- T is only natural that there should be
universal interest in the character
istics of the man recently elected to
the highest Office of the United States
- of nr,d of anrniY1fnd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
National Tennis
Tournament Will
Commence July ]

INDIANAPOLIS. June 20.4P-
With seven of the country's 10 rank
ing players abroad. some enterpris-
Ing youngster. or plodding veteran.
has a chance to win the national
clay court championship here next
month. Play begins July ! in the
SINGLES and July 8 in the doubles.
The three OF the 1923 first TO-
listing who will play here are
Frank Shields. New York: Fritz
Mercur. Bethlehem. Pa. and Johnny
Doeg. Santa Monuica. Cal. The
courts Of the Woodstock club will
be used.
Although Bill Tilden. Francis
Hunter. Johnny Hennessey and
George Lott and other great players
will be in the Davis cup matches or
other European tournaments, the
list Of clay court entries will be inn
pressive.
For instance, there will be Ben
Gorichakoff. Los Angeles. inter
collegiate star: Ray Coggeshall,
Des Moines; Berkeley Bell. San An
tonic: Wray Brown. st. Louis;
Tamio Abe. japanese Davis cup
star: Kenneth Appel. East Orange.
N. j., and j. Gilbert Hall, New
York.
indianapolis tennis enthusiasts
will miss Tilden, who has played
here many times, and the home
town" boy. HenneSsey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
Grimes Great Work
Keep BUGS on Top,
Statistics Reveal

PITTSBURGH. June 20.-tPl-
Burleigh Grimes. spit-ball artist and
race-horse proprietor. Is the best
answer as to why the Pirates are
sup there" in the feverish National
league scramble.
Recording his tenth straight VIC
tory in the early part of June. the
big right-hander seems well on his
way to present Manager Donnie
Bush better seasons record than
he turned in last year when his Is
victories against IA defeats ranged
him easily at the top Of the Pirate
pitching staff.
How dependent the Pirates are on
Grimes was well illustrated in a
double header at St. Louis. May 26.
when he took over the hurting near
the close Of each contest as first
Fussel and then Kremer wobbled,
pulling both games out of the fire.
Near the midway point in June.
Grimes had pitched a total OF 116 IL
innings. almost twice as many as
his nearest team rival. Kramer
with 81 I-3. during which he had
given UP 108 hits, had struck out
% and yielded 80 passes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
HORTON SMITH DID NOT FIND
BRITISH OPEN so EASY

Horton Smith, sensation of the
winter golf season in the United
States, has the utmost respect for
the British open. in which he COM
peted this year for the first time.
Returning to the United States the
young pro showed no disposition
to treat the event across the seas
lightly.
Il don't say I wasn't scared he
said, for there was something the
matter with me. / just couldn't get
going. There's a lot Of psychology
in golf and 1 think a good bit OF
it was riding with me at Muirfield.
81 started 1915 which was not good
but at the same time was not so
bad. and then the bottom dropped
out when 1 used up 81 strokes in the
third round. My last round was N,
but il did not make much difference
then how many or how few strokes
1 needed.
mo. it's not so easy over there on
your first trip, or on the 2lst either,
I imagine"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
BISHOPS son WILL
E A SOONER TEAMS

SALTWATER. Okla. June 20
Rl-Lynn Waldorf. the son of a
Methodist bishop. NAV be the Moses
to lead Oklahoma A. e. M. out of its
athletic wilderness.
The former Syracuse gridiron
star. who reformed the athletic
system Of Oklahoma City university
and gave the University Of Kansas
a sturdy line last year, has signed a
three-year contract to become head
coach Of all athletics. and active
football mentor at the Oklahoma
school.
Only winning wrestling and track
teams salvaged the schools athletic
record the past year.
Waldorf is one of the three foot
ball-playing sons Of Bishop E. l..
Waldorf of Kansas City. John. a
fullback, is captain-elect Of the Uni
versity Of Missouri team. Last fall
Paul won his fourth letter as a half
back for Baker university. a fourth
son, Robert. aged 10. each fall cap
tains a neighborhood boys team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
Outboarders Plan
! Sunday Session On
4, Iona Alta Course

A number Of local cupboard racing
fans are planning to stage trial
heats over the new Iona Alta lake
course Sunday morning and after
4 moon. This follows recent sounding
Of the lake by Robert Sexton and
Prank Armstrong.
Valley-wide races over the new
Course are being planned for the
Fourth OF July. The races Sunday
I will be for the purpose OF further
y Testing out the lake. A large tri-
angular course Is being planned.
providing Valley outboarders show
interest. Later. races may be held
Aeach Sunday.
~ The Iona Alta lake is the closest
body Of water suitable 70 racing. II
a located about eight miles out OF
the Point Isabel road.
II A high bluff on the side Of the
lake would make an excellent van
tage point for spectators, it has been
pointed out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
NVERSHIN WINS ASCOT GOLD CUP FOR SECOND TIME
of Upsets and
JoLts Leaves Cubs
Barely Holding On

selves and all the other contenders
save the Cubs.
The Giants were In serious diff
Guilty through most Of the eleven
inning opener before finally pulling
1t out by the back-lot score OF 10
to II. They won the second by y
to 6.
The Boston Braves won a pair
from Brooklyn by 8 to 4 and 9 to o.
The most important action along
the American league front was the
return Of Babe Ruth to active cam
paigning at the Yankee Stadium
and Lou Gehrig's nineteenth home
run at the same Enclosure. The
Yankees defeated the Red Sox, by
10 to 2, and so reduced the margin
Of the idle Athletics to seven and
One-half games.
Detroit defeated Cleveland by g
to 3 in a six-inning game halted
by rain. and the Browns won from
the White Sox by 8 to 3 In other
American league engagements. The
Senators and the Athletics were
idle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
COUNT
NEXT TO TAPE
Thirteen Horses, Cream of
English Turf, Partici-
u pate In Race

ASCOT, Eng. June 20.-tP-In-
tershin. winner Of the Ascot Gold
Cup last year. repeated his per-
stormance today at Royal Ascot.
REICH Count. Mrs. John ID. Hertz's
AAmerican colt was second in the
Weld Of Is.
REICH Count will be returned 10
ghe United States despite the fact
THAT he failed to win the race. Mrs.
Hertz has announced.
The horse has been groomed for
The Ascot races since winning he
Kentucky derby in 1929. REICH
4 Count has been on English soil
Tor some time in preparation for
/. the races today. Prior 10 the event.
Mrs. Hertz had high hopes Of
bringing the famous Ascot Gold
lCuu to America.
The only other American horse
10 win the coveted cup was James
r.. Keene's Foxall. Foxall ran of
from an English field in 1882.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
Youth To Dominate
New Orleans Golf
Tournament July 8

NEW ORLEANS. June 2O.-tP-
Youth will be served in the south
ern amateur tennis tournament
starting here July g.
BRYAN tBitsyl Grant. Is. who
has he'd the crown for two years in
succession. will be out TO defend
his crown against a flock OF OUT
standing youngsters at the game.
and veterans as well.
One Of the s%tiffest tournaments
in years Is anticipated following
brilliant work Of southern stars in
collegiate and other tournaments
this year.
Grant never has been a slashing
player. but the untirlng and cum
ming work OF the Albanian on back
court work has proved exceedingly
troublesome to his opponents.
Clifford Suffer. II. Of Tulane uni
vers.ty. southern conference cham
picn: Maurice Bayou. runner-up in
the conference tournament: Donald
Cram OF Vanderbilt university. 1929
conference champion: Malon
Courts. University Of George. 1927
ttleholder. and Gus Feur. Univer-
sity of Florida. all in or near their
teens. are expected to give great.
est opposition to Grant.
In the older classes are such
tried veterans as Jock Mooney and
T. c. Owens. former Dixie cham
ricns; Dan Murray. New Orleans.
and a group OF other veterans.
Grant is expected 10 carry the
south TO great heights in national
events in a few years. He has won
at least a dozen regional champion
ships and expects 70 get into ma
tional tournaments after he matric-
ulates az some southern university
next yea
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
'SPUDS Squirt
PECULIAR ONE
All But ; CT III Straight
Streak Have Been Made
On Enemy Sell

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. juno -
-Pl-Although the SDudders have
recorded several spectacular win
ming streaks in recent years. inciud-
ing one for p games III 1912 and
another for II last season. the II
game spurs which ended three days
ago at San Antonio was ~ many
respects the most remarkable
or the lot.
Each ar the "a straight victories
III 1922 wl5 PLAYED here. and alf
but three Of the t7 straight Last
wear were won cn home soil bue
only three cf the recent streak
were played before m friendly audi
nee Eight were won ON forrf7n
fields.
Last years l7-Eame spiurEs. end
Ing when JIMMY Waikun 0ufnffrh-
cd Bill Shores. z IN .. won the ser
end half title for thn SDuds Tns
1922 streak was halted by the fam
out "creosote" game. IN which tire
Dallas club claimed Its star hurier.
Snipe Conley. had been mistrsatrd.
They charge that ~crpnsote had been
placed On the balls 70 di-couraze
Ccnlcy from using hts splitter 10y
was proved. but the game Eag
thrown out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
NEW YORK OPEN WILL TUNE
UP GOLF STARS

The New York state open golf
championship at the WestcheSter-
Biltimo-e club. Rye, June 2ll22. will
have the most select field Of pro-
fessionals in its history. With the
open scheduled for Hinged Foot, a
few miles away. June 81. most Of
the games best performers will tune
up their game in the state event.
Walter Hagen and all the other
numbers OF the Ryder cup team
have announced that they will be
there.
Willie Klein, defending champion.
will be hard to beat. The Long
Island Florida pro has shown that
ne is on his game. shooting some
great golf in his pratc!ce rounds. In
his first qualifying round for the
open he reeled off a score OF IS,
six under par, on the No. 3 course
at Salisbury. mixing II brides with
y other holes in par.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press
The National league riot struck
a new high note OF tumult yester-
day, and when the debris had been
cleared away the unruly Cubs we're
found clinging to the top perch by
the margin of their finger-nails.
The men Of Mccarthy slammed the
Cardinals generously by scores OF
7 to 3 and IL TO 3. running their
string Owe the champions TO three
straight. The Pirates STAYED off
two Cincinnati rallies to win by 8
TO 5. and in company with the
Cubs. stepped to a position one
game ahead Of the Cardinals. erSt-
while leaders.
The Bruins and the Buccaneers
joined hands gaily in one Of those
virtual ties.' but the Chicago n
try stood five percentage points
forward through the time-honored
process Of having lost fewer games.
The Giants. meanwhile. were win
ming two from the Phillies. and so
reducing the margin between them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
Atzmen Are After
Player Farm Club
In w. Texas LOOP

FORT WORTH, Tex. June 90
Ri-A representative OF the local
club of the Texas league will make
a tour Of the West Texas league
within a short time TO determine
the advisability OF taking over the
operation OF one Of the teams in
the class ID circuit.
It Is believed the cats will pur-
chase n foothold in the league the
latter half Of this season or next
spring.
Manager Jake AtZ always has a
string Of youngsters to watch. and
he would like to have them where
he car look over the crop ever so
often.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
SOME OF THE BOYS ARE PACK
ED UP TO MOVE AWAY

After Saturday. June IS, there will
be a number Of baseball players
who are former major leaguers.
That is the date for reducing major
league clubs TO IS players and with
few exceptions, all American and
National clubs will reduce. There
are one or two already down 10 the
limit and several have only n or
two over. The Boston Red Sox. still
experimenting with a heavy crop
from the minors. probably will have
more bad news slips than any other
club. The other SoX. the Chicago
Whites. also will have some trans
p~ortation to purchase TO more or less
distant points. Clark Griffith. in
buying the Atlanta franchise for his
washington club. specified that the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
CHAMPION AMATEUR
MAKES PRO B

ATTLEBORO. Mass, June 20
CP-Albion Holden Of Attleboro.
national amateur 118-pound boxing
champion. has forsaken the simon
pure ranks in favor Q. the profess
sional ring.
Holden won the title at the BOS-
ton tournament. April II. this year.
Defeats marked his first two pro-
fess,onal battles.
Another former amateur. Pat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
Baseball Expected
To Be At
Local Post Soon

The annual Fort Brown baseball
tournament will get under wsv
soon after troop a returns from
Fort Fingrold. n has been an
nounced. Troop y already has re-
turned from the range and teamE
are getting ~ trim FOR the coms
petition. Tr~-1 a ~ expected back
about June u. y
Palo. which has been held uD
also by the separation OF the m
rious units. probably viii he re-
sumed when the officers are
brought back together.
Games with tho Matamorna gar
rison are being planned Tho
Matamoros sportsmen = hamper
ed due to injury or loss of mOu-ts
during the recent -insurrecti0n I'd
Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
Charlie Paddock
be selected.

James, Brown university student
and member OF the latest Olympic
team. won the first decision from
Holden in the professional ring. He
met a second setback az the hands
OF Anthony hi Carlo IN Buffalo.
In two years or amateur boxing.
Holden engaged In SO contests. He
Won 81 and lost only six.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
STAR
FOR KANSAS TEAM

~ ST. MARYS. Kans., June 20.-tPD
"A 14-year-old boy, who pitches
league. may be a regular with the
Boston Red Sox five or six years
Fence.
Stephen @. ORourke. Jr.. has
pitched two consecutive no-hit, no
run games against his schoolboy
opponents this spring.
Z His dad, steve" ORourke. has
been athletic director Of st. Mary's
college as well as scout for the Red
Eox.
= In IA innings young Steve famed
eis batters. He will enter high school
next fall.
y The elder ORourke sent two
members OF his 1929 st. Mary's
team 10 organized baseball this
year. Jack Ryan. an outfielder,
went 10 the Red SoX and Paul
eO'Boynick. a pitcher. was sent to
LDes Moines Of the Western league.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
NEW ONO SPRINT STAR

TOLEDO. June 20.-tPl-Toledo
thinks ii has in Don Bennett. Libbey
high school Splinter. another George
Simpson. Libbey is through high
school and will enter some western
conference university next fall.
Bennett finished 2 step hack az
Simpson In the Ohio relays this
vanF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
FOOTBALL "AFTER DINNER.

ST. PETER. Mimi. June 20.-(Pl-
Students at BuStavus Adolphus COL
lege here will take their football
after dinner next fall. The gridiron
is being Yired for flood lights. The
system viii be portable and can be
taken to other fields.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-20
y GOES TO Europe

MILWOUKEE. June 20.-tP-
joey Sanger. a threat in the
featherweight ranks until he
bumped into Tony Canzoneri and
Armando Santiago. Is on a four
months European trip. He has quit
boxing.