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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08
CORN STALKS TO
RIVAL WOOD PULP
FARM INCOME AIDED BY
UTILIZING SOME CORN
BY-PRODUCTS

Making paper from corr stalk,
is not a new discovery as gener
ally thought. A German scient
list discovered the formula in 1875
but so much of the pulp was
wasted in making paper fabric
that the cost of manufacture was
p%rohibitive.
New experiments during the last
five years have at last solved this
waste through the manufacture of
valuable by-products such as ex
plosives, artificial silk and movie
him. That part of the pulp not
practicable for the making of pa
per is now utilized in these by
products.
But how much will the farmer
realize in the sale of his corn
stalks?
$3.50 Per Acre
A factory now operating a
strictly corn stalk paper and by
products mill is located at Dan
vile, III. 1t was organized in
1927. This factory used in 1929.
10000 tons of corn slower. Stov-
er is the name given the stalks,
t%assels, leaves and shucks used
in making pulp. From the 10000
of corn slower the Danville
factory made 1000 tons of paper
pulp. Corn stover was baIed in
fields. The farmer was paid
approximately $500 per ton for
he slower, which ran about $3.50
per acre, almost enough to pay
he rent.
A ton of ORR stover will yield
pounds of paper pulp and the
average yield per acre of corn
tower is one-and-a-half tons. This
means 1,200. pounds of paper pulp,
olps undetermined quantities of
,rtificial silk, explosives and films
be garnered from one acre of
arm land.
But if our corn stalks are har-
ested and sent to the paper mills
ill their loss not react against
ne fertility of the soil?
Scientific Investigation has re-
called two distinct advantages in t
7moving the corn slower from the
arms. :
First, corr slower plowed under 7
left to decompose under the
round requires a large amout of
ltrogen to bring about the chem E
al processes of decay and the
slower takes this nitrogen
ON the soil, and in a measure 8
.kes away from the soil about :
hat it adds in the way of fe<
lizer.
Second, in localities where the I
'rn borer operates it has been d
und that the larvae of the borer a
mains in the corn stalk during S
e winter period. Therefore, it
obvious that the removing of s.
e corn slower automatically r
inmates this corn disease.
Other forms of fertilizer are II
w on the market which are s.
ally cheaper and better for the II
il than the old fashioned method. II
Cost OF Harvesting az
Another point, the cost of col al
corn slower, has come in nj
VI
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

New York.-Warden Lawes Of
Sing Sing has some statistics to
answer the question: Does crime
pay? The net haul in the average
robbery last year was S30.75.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08
OUR SAVlOR'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Rev. R. F. CORDES, Pastor.
Route /, Box 81, Nickwall, Mot.
Our next service at the South
View school house will be held on
Sunday morning. March II, AT
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

tertained at Julius Cess at dinner
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. M. E. Olson spent
Thursday evening with Ferdina's.
Several from this community
attended the tractor school Tues
day, namely, Melvin Hovind, AL
fred Johnson, Ben Thompson, NJ.
Rauch, Peter Franz, Abe Ediger,
Roy Wilfred and Floyd Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Olson were
shopping in Wolf Point Wednes-
day.
Charles Trudo came out Tues
day to spend a week visiting with
friends.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

FOR SALE-S00 acre ranch, 81
miles straight north of Wolf
Point. Three sets of buildings,
wells, fences. Windmill and
trees on home place. Will sell
as separate farms or in one
ranch. One mile to school, 70
mile to mail route. See or write
Richard Camrud. Benrud, Mont.
2-3tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08
LOST AND FOUND

STRAYED-March 4th from my
farm ten miles north of Oswego.
II red and white COW with bell
on, branded reversed C IL on
left hip; one Holstien COW.
branded reversed F o over half
circle on right ribs. Each has
one broken horn. Finder please
bring to my farm and receive
reward. Mrs. ETA H. New
ton. AIT
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

FOR SALE-320 acres, 5 miles
Northwest of Frazer, lis acres
laid over breaking.
800 acres 8 miles N. w. of Wolf
Point, So acres laid over break
ing.
800 acres, 8 miles NE. of Fraz-
er, all tillable. $40 per acre
800 acres 6 miles NV. of Fraz-
er at $500 per acre.
1926 Model Chevrolet, S350.00.
New tires.
For sale by F. A. Schmidt, Wolf
Point, Mont. Aft
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

TO RENT-Fachner land in Sec.
10 and Is, Donate, 100 acres.
E. LaBarr, SIS Prospect Ave,
Peoria, III. LAT
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

FOR SAlE-Small cottage across
street north from Jail. See Mrs.
Olive Rogers. 3-3t
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

FOR SALE-My half section of
land about four miles south
west of Wolf Point, adjoining
the Small place on the west, all
fenced, about forty-five acres cul-
tivated. Good crop last fall.
$1,000 per acre. $3.50 down,
balance on terms. Call at one
OF the banks Dr. write N. P. Wal
ters, 707 Imogen Ave, Los
Angeles, Calf. Aft
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

FOR SAlE-100 bushels of North
Dakota white dent; SO bushels
OF squaw corr at $500 per
bushel. Average termination
test. Paul Schillinger, Jr., Vida,
Mont. 1.At
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

FOR SALE CHEAP-one 90 single
disc VanBrunt Press drill. Box
"a, Wolf Point, Montana. 3-2tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

FOR SAlE-Rowen ducks and
brakes at $3.50 each, also a few
nice young turkey gobblers at
$500. Box 434, Wolf Point,
montana. 3-2tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08
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FOR SAlE-Baby carriage. price
$1,000 Mrs. Archie Steele. 41tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08
F o r r E N T

FURNISHED. ROOM For. rent
Just north of depot. So for n
or $40 for two. Mrs. Will
liams. 2-tf
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

The manager Of the local branch
Of che company that makes the
aBaous B5gs Valley butter lives
H he Same apartment building
where J. IN staying He took me
through h5s Clsnt this morning.
1T is q msrvsl of sanitation and
Immaculate cIsaaliEess. No sug-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

Calkins Combination
Cleaner, Grader and
Treater. For sale by
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-08

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The Washington times., 1929-12-24

Alley 81 Glenn v. cartiss. Charles
4. barnard
Alley 4s4AT4 seAton. L. d. Tubbs
Alley 81. z. Tubbs George stevens
II. Mosley.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 5
0s3o r. M.
Alley 2I--W W. Duncan, p. vlncil.
Alley 22--Iee Taylor, RI. w. Phillips.
Alley ss4D. W. williams. Fred II.
Engier.
Alley 24-Edward Q. sperlinE. @. H.
Came
Alley sSaeorss B Kindsay. +, No
Alley ss--L r. Mcnshoh ), j.
Alley ss--Msiyin ponaldson. LlnvOOd
Donaldson,
Alley as-Ray sherwood. WaIiacs
Donaldson.
Alley ss-wiII Donaldson. Paul E.
AIiss so--John W. Hurley. George 4.
Porter.
1lI:y 1lI:s III; y afssssA BfsssssssA.1is;o S.isIa ssss
Alley ss-F, n Robbins, :. W, Rob
AlIsy,, s.E. ". Robbins. j.. Robert
Aiiey sss-Rossrt d Barnes, Howard
alley ss--Geofge +. Heoven. Leo =.
N. I
Alley $40. il. P. scott. II. Daoud.
Alley 3s--E. II. Ehlis. George Goss
Alley 59--A. l.. Eberaole. r. II, Gross.
Alley t0--C. w. Prettyman, HI n,
Alley aiz-G. y, Giles, samuel Abel
man
Alley 4s-K. Al Sole. r, Lyon.
Alley A3-W. J. costigan. Arthur 4.
Alley 44-w. N. Dorsey. A. II. wyman.
Alley ts-James 3. Richards. ], wig
Alley 4s--J. wlEnslL IT.. Aubrey D.
~ Alisy hss Al 4T-lRoy 1. swenson. j. D. reed.
Alley 4S--H. E. Roethe, L. o. Norris
Alley oh. =. Brown, Arthur +.
Van Horn.
Alley soc R. Hartman. J. a. Cur
tin.
7ilS r. M.
Alley 21--GeorEe +. Davis F. L.
Alley a2--william 3. Fletcher, Jacob
Alley 2s--Frank T Burgess. Eugene
Alley 24-E. ]. wiley. NJ. u Rrown.
Alley sS-sam Hanna. Wilbur Whit
Alley 10 Edward J, Roaieer n. B.
Alley ~ William Ftrzgerald phi
Alley ss M. Nilana, James Mecallis-
Alley gs-w. A. Covert, N, shenk.
Alley s0--WilbSrt nuneh. .. 9, Aur-
tehs -
The Washington times., 1929-12-24

Alley 4s-J. T. Hisenstein, John r.
Alley Oh. B. Loyett c. W.
Alley sO--A. NJ, Hardwich, A. T,
Sr M.
Alley 2i-p. A.. Davis W. 4.
Alley cs-Thomas E. pownes' E.
Alley 20 John Mason, ,John ..
Alley Am. J. peegans H. L. sum
Alley ss-T. n. Thornburg, Arnold
Alley ss--John c. Holzbers Carl
Alley ss-E, r. Espey. j. r. small.
Alley 29--Roy w, Cool, JOS villanL
Alley SOL. Hancock. r. w. Miller.
Alley ALA. d. Timothy. D. Leguln.
Alley 32--G,. w, Vail. Neal d. snyder.
Alley 33--Paul Beckey. Nm. Culling.
Alley 34z-~M w, Ransom. Leo. T., Fox.
Alley sS-J a. Wathen, H. w.
Alley dc. A. Goodman. @. Placos
Alley s7-H, J., Rogers. y. T. Mes
Alley ss-Har9ld J. aeobeI, A.
Alley aaWm. Keefer. o. H, Kee.
Alley 4o-W, H. Miitner Geo. v.
Alley 41--J. A. Ardsson, Ii. r. Eskite.
Alley 42--Guy L. Gray. Walter g.
Alley 4s-c. H. Evans. Joe Norton.
Alley 44--J. W. Wilson, John l.
Gray.
AI1ey I,,, 4S.Lestsr ste, Dreysr. John Powell.
Alley 47--James Hurd. Chester j.
Alley 4s-Tom Howard. r. S. Camp
Alley 4s-Jean Monk, A. L. Kleisath.
Alley 5o-J. Donald Mevius. J, Hoyle
Alley 2I-w I. griffin, 3r., ). j.
Alley APP. Heffeifinser, Roger king.
Alley 23--R. NJ. Lawrenson, w. q.
Alley fsi-Dallss N. Pratt. Albert =.
Alley IS Edward W. Pearson. John
Al1ey ss-M. n, Ksnnemors, W.
Alley s7--w. L. Koontz. A. G. Powell.
Alley 2s--J. H. Reisingers Mac SMELL
Alley ss--John H. Hall, Priss SMELL
Allsy sO-zRudOlph garman Edwin
Alley si--John waldron. A. schu-
= Alley fa ss-M, r. Curtis. H. L
Hatcher
Alley ss--J /. Muliican. A. Melcher.
Alley S4--William L. Martin, Joseph
W. Brent.
Alley a5-R. w. Lewis. W. R. Lucas.
Alley SG---J. F. Hayerty. r.. j. Atkin-
son.
Lechlider.
Alley ss--John Pliler. NJ sweeney.
Alley Cell. w. kiern. y. $. kitten-
hntfa
Alley 4O-E. Archer. F. J. Moore.
Alley 4I-@W. b. Young. ]. i. White.
Alley 42--George G. Shoemaker Lee
AIley 4s-F. Collins, M, Fenton.
= Alley 44--H HammillS ]. Fallon.
Alley 4s-A Gass. j. n. Benner
Alley 4s--I, Billhimer. w. @. Griffin.
Alley 47--E. s. Billhimer..,J ~. Rodgers.
Alley 4S--A. Smith. E. Heck.
AIley l9-~Iauis FresEhi. Berkley InSs.
Alley 50-E Edmonstpn, r. Mathews
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$50 r. M.
AIIsy sf-Abbfe Clark, ]. james
Alley 22--M, L. Gingsli, 6. Honey,
Alley gs-Paul Brill. ]. Barnes
i Aiisy :s,-R. 3. Lawson. I. L Glass
Aiiey 2s--c. J. Wetzel, J. "A. Ryon.
Alley 27--Herman Dolson, e. e.
s; aiisy ssc. h shepard, r. e.
Aiisy ss 6. Kicks 4. VI
saaRs Alley 30 henry Jenltfs. Gus Fried
rIchs
Alley s1--Fred Barrett, Jack Hens
AIIey s2-J, ]. Roche. F. H. PietiIa.
Alley 3s--Norman P, Areys T. 4. MIC
sHls Aflsy s4-L e. weidman. r. Fa-
Alley s5--L. Robb. c, wehauseu.
AIIsy aII:y ssN s73w. Al'sf \. cardTsii, q !. NJ
ilks AlIsy ss--R. e Dillon. P. c. Golding.
Alley ss--J. ". Howes. j. Q: Tlmpe.
Alley 4o-Raiph A. Ford, n. p. Guer-
sAIilsy 4i--M. 6. AeantiladO. ". 9.
Alley .s-A, ", Noaek, Harry High. EnEf
Alley 4s-E. P. Sanford. NJ p. Law
lie A4--M L. X, Cooper, Ed. Neider.
Illey 45---G Major, L. NJ. Dorsch.
1Il6y ls--M. ]. Sheppard, A. Tenens
Ailsy 4s--w. ,. wlliams z o
sn NV as-c. W. Dudley. n. Damon;
sAIlay &c. ]. caspar. Thaadeus f-''1
ale AiI.y sO-r. !. Mansan John q
7,4S r. n.
AilsY ll-7J. ]. o'Brien. J. J. Diegsl-
Alley a2--J. A, Kane, II. u. ZLlliOx:,, liO.,,
Aliey fs--O. T. Ryan. G. n. o'conneil. Y
Iiley 2l-s, Marsal. w. D. DOYLE
Alley 35--J, b. Mccain, g BetA'
Alley ss-Tom Griffin
kilsy aTs sf--rom McNickls. ?. p. Wsr-
sksltsy ssc. r clark, $50 :; si,ssSs' Mstssll'
xiiey s04-E, Phillips, Paul Fletchs hsr.
Nilsy sl--1J X. Moore, n. +. GraMleyt
Aiiey SIC HI. Warthen. David war
Iliey ss-r.ee Day, e. wagner.
Hliey 34--C Daxison. James e Kaney.
niisy ss-AE. H. Raney G, r.. Rigs,
Alley SEC. n. Beaumont. Charles n.
sesiiil; Alley s7-Robert NJ james. John n.
Alley ss--M Heilman. Il 4. ] La5sasls. 9,snHs
4,Isy sS-s. "a MaMSisses, ssaPfsa y Leo Leo Car.
AHey fV--N'
rolIll Alley DIV. W, MiIby, Frank SOM
Aissy ss- Earle Dodge Earl Roberts
Alley 43--Carl E. Moore. +. ). Bruh-
hllsy I4--Ersnk slaEls. ]. ,. Robert
eoa. Allsy DIS. ), Romsnek, George ?.
MGshs HiIsy 4s-H. Goldstein. J. ). psysty5 i
Iilsy iT--J. n. Cullen. A. J. suthsria.
1iieg 40. ,. eAadsfuF, 4. Werner.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24

THURSDAY. DECEMBER ssTH.
$50 P. M.
Alley 21--EIlzabeth Wilkins, Teresa
Gray, Bertha Wolf.
Alley ss--isisie Romero, Dorothy
[Corsette. Maye FIeharty.
ALLEY 24- Mrs, Alice =; MeQuinn
Alley 25--Tony DeF'ino, Ralph Fillius.
Alley 2s--James Grant. Herman @
Alley s7-Joseph priccl, Laurence c.
Alley as-charles Williams. Charles
Alley ss--Jos. R. AmatO. Tucker
Alley so--James NJ, suter. Arthur
Alley s1--John ogden. Maurice =.
Alley ss-rhOmas E Rook Franklin
Alley Victor H. Kral, Geo. g.
Alley a4--Dennis N. Hevener. Nor
Alley s5--Dick woodward. DR.. W. r..
McLister
Alley ss--Ralph Little. Henry TAFT
Alley s7--Dorie Gruver, DR.. T. P,
Alley ssDr Thos. J. Rice, pr.
Bertram Taylor.
Alley ss-commander c. 7. Lyons.
Alley lO--R, j. Morris. c. A. Eek
lund.
Alley 4i-J. W. Plake. c. F. Peake.
Alley 42-E. j. Armstrong, C. "A.
Alley ls-c. 4. weckstly. Sc. ober-
Alley at-F. L. schleith. P. e. Gala
Alley ls-T j. Moran, Luther King.
Alley ls--John I. Boone. Henry B.
Alley 41-wm. F. Dawson. Arthur
Alley ts--I sarnoff, Arthur J. BensO.
Alley So--Donald r. Christie. r. r.
Alley 21--c. 4. Lindstrom, Leo p.
Alley s2--As Terwisse, n. H. Eaton.
Alley ss-J. W. Painter. J. NJ
Alley 2t-H. P. Avery. Jshn A. Fer,
Alley Is : Harry b, Dixon. chsrli,
Lyons.
Alley 27--F Y GIngeM, H Mcclure.
Alley George Rousseau. Bud
Thorpburg,
Alley so-James Talbert, Jack Cas-
Alley s1-E, Tucker. william r. Nc,
Alley s2-w. r. stork, IL. j. German.
ALLEY s3--N. j. Tucker, J. Blatcher.
Alley s4-M. E. Ferguson. e. Fenton.
Alley 35-M. Fenton, H. Thompson.
Alley S6-B. Gibson, Bert Tracy.
Alley S7--Milton Sencendiver. H. r.
Foberty
Alley 3S-W. H. Werntz, Henry Sell
bert.
Alley 39--chafles Baker, Major Robb.
Alley 4O--W. =. Hyde. Boris Ber-
man.
Alley 41--Gerhard H. Lane. Clarence
Alley 42--J, j. o'Brien. walter val
Alley 4s-Ben McAlwee, George simp-
son,
Alley 44-Geno simi H. L. McQuinL.
Hey 45 David b. Thomas, David S.
Thomas
Alley 4s-~G d Balm. Claude King.
Alley 81 Leo Maschauer. Clyde
Phelps.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
Friday, December 27th

Alley 81 q. r Lewis. ,. n. Joliffe.
Alley So George Boyer, Leo speer.
. r. N.
Alley 2i-- Mrs p. shugrne. Mary 4.
BlundeiI, Harriet Greenwood.
Alley May 4. sperber, Josephine
Perazzi.. Fannie Z Ahmay: Sn1ns... sam q.
Alley g4-Eiizabefh r.. Ackman, Mrs.
Anna b. Cardin, Thelma Lohnes.
Alley 25-4 Doris Goodail, Helen Sulsi-
vans Helena KOhler,
Alley 2G--Anna Williams Harriett II.
Wagner. Mary r. Gerant
Alley Anna 81. MeGolriek, Lucy
Owen, Helen Nhtbeck.
Alley sa--Annle Anderson, Catherine
Merzereau, Millicent Russell
Alley 29~-Ia J. Bittner, Frank Cart
Alley sO-Joe quinn. John tFurnkas
Alley 31--A. G. Burton, r. Q. Evans.
Alley S2--Geo. g. Gist, G. G, cava-
Alley sssorge Miller, r. L, watson
Alley a. 81 IA. Berger, John A. Hart.
Alley IS Edward ". Deuternan, Ray
mond s. Russell
Alley ss--B Bertran Lynn, Blair Bal
A Alley s7-william locker. James so-
Alley ss-Artin Brown, L. v. Barton.
Alley ss- Walter 2 Besser, Charles
81 Alley to-L ri Msany, g. ". Nc
Alley FRANK Leach. Q, ?, How
xiey isk pirsfeld Frank z.
Alley 4s Joseph 4, Keene, kenneth
Brooks
Alley 44--R, Earl Hayeoek. Arthur c,
Lamb
la.Nta & stsF \ !
Alley 4e--Gaie Feater A. 5. Mangene.
Alley 47--Charles BerRhardt. ", 2.
Alley Georss g. Meindss II. +,
Alley ~ Edward Is Mccabs. VIII
Alley So-NJ. S. Williams. H S.
weleh,
1918 =. ri.
Alley sIGeorse Z. Beall Raymond
Aiisy IL wilitsm q Vote Rossrt
Alley 2s--Edward a weiss Arne S.
Alley s4--J. ri o'connell, John j.
AHisy s5-c. i. crown, Fl >, Ander.
Arey 2s- wilifam LsykinE Jack
Alley arc. c. Heath, Maurice ?.
Sands. asa
Alley 2s--L r. Collins, H. II. Potter.
Alley PHI. w. Siebert, William A.
Alley sO--John III. sullivan. Joseph e.
Goddard
Alley II Frank Holmes Norman y
Baldwin
Alley az Robert A. Griest, LaFsystte
Price.
Alley ss wiIburs Grtsst James
Bridges
Alley sS--i. Fenton, .. FenteA.
Alley 40. Thompson. q. stnoua
The Washington times., 1929-12-24

11s-1: J. Fresehi, 11s-s; c. Bombrest.
115-3: Benedstti, 110-e; Paclni, Hos;
J. Morisi lIO-1. High Individual sets.
J; FTeschi. 3s7; yitale, 3sI; c. Bombrest,
$685. High individual games-Yftale, 141;
J. Freschi l39: c. Bombrest. 137
George Honey, one Of North
east Temple shining lights, is
heading the qualifying round Of
the Northeast Temple Elimination
Tournament, which win get under
way on December 80. He has an
average Of 134.1 for 10 games,
with s. Carroll trailing him with
133. Johnny Micro is third with
1921, and Benny Womersley, the
other one averaging over 1870,
fourth with 1918.
Some great games were amassed
with S. CAROLS 161 high. Loyett
had 157; Honey, 152; Womersley,
Isl, and Behrle, $50.
Standing and scores follow:
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
.YANkS To PLAY
|. 81 EXHIBITIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. "a. Join the
New York Yankees and see the
United States.
An ambitious schedule Of 80
exhibition games, which takes
them from Florida to Texas to
New York, has been arranged for
the one-time world champions
next spring.
Only a few major league teams
appear on the schedule. After
breaking camp in st. Petersburg,
Fla, on March 25, only minor
league teams will be played until
the Ya1lk arrive in New York to
wind up their exhibition cam
paign with two games with the
Robins.
The Yankee schedule follows:
March 9, 10, II, Is. Braves at
st. Petersburg: 16, Toronto ut
Tarpon Springs: II. Reds at st.
Petersburg: 10. Braves at st.
Petersburg: 10, Cardinals ait st.
Petersburg; 20, Cardinals at Brad.
enton: 81, Cardinals at st. Peters
burg: %. Braves at st. Peters
burg: 23, Tampa at Tampa: "a.
Toronto at st. Petersburg; rs,
Braves at st. Petersburg: ~,
Jacksonville at Jacksonville; %,
Mobile at Mobile: 20 and so,
Houston at Houston: 81, San An
tonic at San Antonio.
April I, University of Texas ait
Austin: 2, Waco at Waco; 3,
Wichita Falls at Wichita Fails;
4, Fort Worth at Fort Worth;
5 and 8, Dallas at Dallas; z,
Little Rock at Little Rock; 8,
Memphis at Memphis: 8, Nasn-
vile at Nashville: 10 Chattanooga
at Chattanooga; III, Charlotte at
Charlotte: IL and Is Robins at
Yankee Stadium.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24

Ailey sI-John G Judd. Charles J,
SOuthworth.
Alley s2 John ". sheaffer, Joe
McI.earen.
Alley SIC. Kibbey. Q. swain.
Alley STR, Hopkins, +, Gneltler.
Alley 35--H. ScheitiIn. n Talbot
Alley s7-4-B. smoot. H. sInoot
Alley ss-J. J. Preiler, william A
Alsy ss--E. L. yislIand, H =
'AIiey -constaptini r. +. Taylor.
Aiiey 1s-W. Il. wright Il q. vii.
1Ansy 4s4H. J. Heller, D. 9, Gal
Alley is--E. $. Alveraon, Thomas
Alley 4s-Ernest Burke
Alley ~ carl scherrer, Alfred MarE,
,Alley a Fred 6. DuehrlnE, Theodore
Alley .s"RaS c. Gable. Raiph W
9 1iieg sa--e. W. Frsseurs r. Z
johnson.
Ailey 2f--Mrs Laura NJ. Dyre. cath-
crime Forteney. Rena Levy.
Alley 22-PAggy Babcock, Margaret
LeamaH, BilIie Williams.
Alley % Florence Reamy, Theima
Clark, Daisy G. Lanhardt;
Alley 24--Bronson Quaites Pauline
Bradburn Catherine ouigley,
Alley 2S-Anne Morrison. Lorralne
Gulii Eva u. GUIDE.
Alley 2s-M arfs CrandalL Marie
waldrep. Eleanor Guide
Alley 27--E. 4. Limerick. Mary Cox,
All AlIey y .sarah ttpdike Fave MorKan-
STEIN Louise Fobertie.
Alley 29--ElIen veihmeyer. Ethel
Veihmeyer.
Alley Marguerite Rrunelle. A,
Carmichael Ethyl Il Sweet,
Alley 21--Grace M. Canada. EVELYN
Uirfeh, Cecelia Whitacre.
Alley s2--Bess Kirk. RholA A. Hem
ming. Lydia NJ. Peters.
Alley s3-Minna Menhorn. Martha
Alley s4--Reulah Mofgan. Mrs. John
w. George. Alice t. Layer.
Alley 3S--ViOIa Nichols Bessie Gold
berg. M0iiie Herman
Alley 36--Maude Y0umaHs Betty
Dugan Pearl s. Richards
Alley ST--Alice Burke, Katherine
Federline, Mary Brahler
Alley sS- May Morgan, Catherins
Moriarty, Pauline Baird.
Allsy as-Gsorge 2. Guda Dick
Alley 4O-PaSl putton, Thomas ssA
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Alley 41-J II. Canada, Charles :.
Isanhardt
SII:y sII:y .lsha i'll 6 S.IaEs. ifEi + ass:
Alley u p Nelson VI r.
5 Alley Is wilIam HsEermsp !. \.
AIS AIS i; s'R'ss R.ei.lE win Riili.n \.
siI:s siI:s :s ass:.ss Hsss.si'a qsstls sssI;...
Alley Sol, F, Doyle. Magnus Wood.
IB:ls Y. M
Alley et-J j. Feighsnns, 4. Gill.
Alley ssw. >. Wright. q. =. sylvss-
Aiiey u Frank Price, Geo. stan.-
Alley ~ Preston Ellis Ralph 9.
Alley s5-J. ". Hus.ey, R. r staub-
ilIey as-F p. schiosser Harry Ne
Alley e7--I.. L. Hammer Il. Il. Nuber.
Alley sAndrew Kramer. Andrew J.
Alley 2s-N. W. Dorsey. Isarton A.
Alley so--Ionn y. Perkins ]. II.
T2othgeb,
Alley SIM. II. Maftare, Leo. j.
Alley saw, n Dykes. IT.. Jos, G.
Loughrey
Alley ss--Rslph Herndon. h. z. Har-
hin
Alley s4--Jos. wssserman. c. weld
man.
Alley Ssh. frye, j. Wolstenholnae.
Alley s6--R Ward, n Campbell.
Alley Sc. wright, H Pitt
AIieyy AIiey SD siI9. h9 b. i. ias Kfswson.
Alley t0--H, = Humphreys p, p.
Thompson.
Alley 41-CarroIl Daily. r. N. Fox.
Alley ga, E. IainR, n. West.
Alley at. Nubson. H.. Higgins.
Alley 44--C Philips. r.. stocking
Alley 45--w 4. Gentner. r, r.
Needle.
Alley 4s--D. D. Hartstall. VIM. H.
Dyre.
Alley 47--John b. Davis, J. W. Kalk.
Alley Marian Ball, Arthur Crow.
Alley 49--HarFy Grow. John Killers.
Alley b0-Johu Crow. A. N. Lake.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
CADETS IN L0NG
WORKOUT

PALo ALTO Calf, Dec. "a.
Snappy track work and signal
drill is on the breakfast schedule
of the Army eleven today &c the
first step in preparing for Its
pigskin tussle Saturday with Stan
ford.
Coach Biff Jones and his West
Pointers arrived here shortly after
midnight, and we're greeted by
Coach Warner and several hun
dred students. akE
SATURDAYS game will offer the
soldiers the last Chance Of the
season to win an important game.
Their 90 to 30 tie with Harvard
was the nearest approach they
made to q major victory as Yale,
Illinois and Notre Dame proved
somewhat superior.
An added incentive to the
team strength however, Is
the fact that for some years
to cOme, this will be the last
game under the direction Of
Blff Jones.
Secret drill and perfection Of
strategy plays fills the bin Of
action for the remainder Of the
week, according to Biff's illten-
tions. Warner plans to stop
practically the same team which
beat California, with Perry Tay-
lor replacing Heinecke, who Is i'll.
Pop" has been concentrating
on q defense against Army passes
and against the famous Red
eagle end runs.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
ATHLETE TURNKEY

One Of the 30 unusual iohs
held by the stuGensS making their
way through college is that Of
Marie Hufford, backfield star Of
the University Of Washington. q
night turnkey In the county jail.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
ding and scores follow:

The final details Tor the Hart
ford-WaShington match, which
will be the greatest duckpin atr
traction since the mighty Strug-
giles with Brooklyn of three years
ago, are settled.