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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
BEDTIME STORIES
BY THORNTON
". BURGESS

, there was one thing that Farmer
Browns Boy hadn't counted on. This
was Dtppers appetite. 1t seemed as II
Dipper was hungry all the time, and
all he wanted was fish. Farmer Browns
Boy did get him to eat a little meat,
but fish was what Dipper wanted, and
1t was astonishing how many fish he
could put away. Yes, sir. 1t was So So
there was nothing for Farmer Browns
Boy to do but to go catch fish, and this
wasn't always the easiest thing to do.
There's no use talking" said Farmer
Browns Boy. II can't keep this up.
have other things to do besides going
fishing. So as long as there's nothing
the matter with you, think Wen give
you your liberty"
OF course, Dipper didn't understand
any Of this and, Of course, Farmer
Browns Boy hadn't expected that he
would. So Dipper was very much puZ-
2led when one morning Farmer Browns
Boy gathered him up and started OF
across the Green Meadows with him.
II wonder what he's going to do with
me now" thought Dipper. Yes, sir,
! wonder what he's going to do with
me now. hope he isn't going to take
me back to leave me where he found
me. That would be dreadful. ! don't
know what would do"
Is Farmer Browns Boy, with Flip at
his heels. tramped down across the
Green Meadows.
Straight past the place where Farmer
Browns Boy had picked Dipper up they
went. Somehow, without being able to
see 1t, Dipper knew that they were
coming near water He began to get
excited. Yes, sir. Dipper began to get
excited. Presently they were right on
the shore Of the Smiling Pool. The ice
Dipper so that he could see the water.
Dipper quivered all over. oh, how he
did long to get into that waterI Farmer
Browns Boy felt him CULVER in eager
ness. He smiled. Then he put Dipper
down little way back from the Smiling
Pool. He gave him gentle pat and let
him 60. It was funny--it really was
fllnny--to see Dipper waddle to the top
Of the bank and then actually fall right
down the bank to the water. No one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
Cover Kitchen
Floor With Care

There is hardly q housewife in the
land who cannot afford to have q
kitchen floor that comes UP to o good
standard Of cleanliness and comfort.
qualifications in your kitchen floor that
the little money outlay that it involves
could not but be q worthwhile invest
ment.
The fact is that experts on house.
hold efficiency have concluded that the
most expensive kitchen floor Is not al
ways the best. Thus q kitchen floor of
tile or concrete. though coming up to
a high standard of cleanliness, does not
come up to high standard of COM
fort. 1t Is very hard on the feet, and
when water drops on a floor of this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20

A bath spray is helpful. as 1t removes
every particle Of soap from the hair.
Soap applied directly to the hair would
make it look dull and lneleSs. Use a
curling lotion to set your wave if you
wish to give the finger, wave. Have
your hairdresser give you a finger wave
an6 then practice setting the wave
yourself before it loses It's outline. A
finger wave every two weeks should be
sufdcient to keep your hair looking
smart and well groomed, provided you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
Austria,s Condition Rad.

European economists declare that Just
now Austria Is in worse economical con.
dition than any other country. The Level
of depression is lower there than In
many years. Unemployment, high cost
of living, lack Of many necessities OF
life and q general state of depression
have cast q shadow over what was once
Europe's proudest nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20

H. R-"Accompanied by Dad" Ii the
Dad" In referring to persons we say,
accompanied by as, Each girl must
be accompanied by her mother" In re-
ferrfng to things we say, accompanied
with" as, The machine was accom-
panied with full set Of instructions. -
Response (re-SPONSS) means an
answer; a reply; an action or feeling
which answers to some stimulus or In
fiuence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20

leaving an unattraetive covering be-
meath Inlaid nnoleum is by far the
best investment atg
Linoleum must be well laid to be
worth while. This means that 1t must
be so laid that no dust or dirt can get
beneath it. 1t. is not enough that It
should be tackled down. The best thing
to do is have It fitted to your room
and then cemented down at the edges,
with your floor. You can have this
work done by an expert from the store
where the linoleum ID bought. and the
expense is well worth while, when you
take into consideration the fact that
it adds so materially to the comfort and
cleanliness Of the kitchen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
Dipper Shows Of.
He Is not vain who shows his skill;
He has right to IL he will.

Farmer Browns Boy was much IN
terested in his new pet, Dipper the
Grebe. Dipper being a very wise little
bird was very friendly with Farmer
Browns Boy. You see, Dipper knew
who 1t was that fed him. So they
were getting to be great friends. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
FADEDTHINCSARE
OUT OF FASHION
Tintex Brings Back


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20

Men Of Glamorganshire, wales, are
reviving the old Glamorgan Society. the
pioneer Of London Welsh societies, but
which lapsed during the World War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
By LOIS LEEDS.

massage your scalp. brush your hair
and shampoo your hair correctly.
go Watch for my talk on the SUBJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20

+, The new British aircraft carrier Clio
rious has developed 10000 horsepower.
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Referee. Clcve: umpire, Yocum
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Five Champs Swim
In Big Ten Affair
Walker, AuIt, Schwartz, Hinch
and Peterson Compete in
Big Ten Event

Evanston, ILL.,, Mar. 14.-(R-As-
saults OH records by the greatest field
OF stars ever to compete in the event.
Will start tonight in the prelininaries
OF the twentieth annual Western Con.
ference swimming championship meet
III Patton pool. Northwestern uniyer-
sity.
The return Of five 1929 individual
CHAMPIONSHIP record holders in their
events-indicates new marks will be
plentiful. All have improved on their
1923 records in duel tests this season.
Michigan and Northwestern. cham.
pion and runnerup last year, are ex-
pected to battle it out for the title
again this year. Michigan has Walk
er. 40-yard treestyle champion. and
Captain Garnet Ault. 44O-yard title
holder. back again. while Northwest
erin has Captain AL Schwartz. 100 and
22o-yard champion: Dick T!:nch. 15O-
yard backstroke titlcholder, and Don
Peterson, 200-yard breaststroke win
Ter last season.
Wisconsin. Illinois. Minnesota, Chi
cago and Iowa have stars, but appear
TO lack the team balance necessary
to harrass the fyo-itcs.
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INDIANS SHOULD RESUME FAST
PACE THEY BEGANLASTSEASON
dition they have a promising bunch Of
huskies.
Finished Like Demons

ASHAAS
Finished Like Demons
Last year the Indians finished ir
third place and were playing bali like
demons when the season ended.
There will not be any drastic
changes In this seasons lineup v
last. Charlie Jameson MAJ be forced
10 junction as utility outfielder as his
81 years have placed him in the twi.
light Of baseball.
The Indians had the fright of their
lives when it looked as If scarlet fever
would keep Lewis Fonseca off first
base, but now word has come from
California that Fonseca will he fit for
the start of the season..
The Indians would have been in q
sad plight If they had lost this man,
who led the American league in bat
ting honorS last season and snapped
into 1t on first base as naturally as
a duck taking to water.
The sROrtstop billet is creating lots
OF excitement with three lads, Carl
Lind. Ray Gardner, and John Gold
man competing for it. Lind is maxi
ing q drive to get back with the.reg-
ulars after being routed off Of sec.
ond base by Urban Hodapp. Hodapp
has second clinched about as much
as Joe Sewell has third. Luke Sewell
and Glenn Myatt as usual will carry
the hod behind the bat.
Pitchers Are Giants
The pitching squad is something to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14
Montreal MarO0ns Win
Right to Meet Boston

New York, Mar. l4.-LP)-The Mon
treal Maroons have clinched first
place III the international group of
the National Hockey League and the
right to meet the Boston Bruins in
the first place playoff series.
Pittsburgh last night tied Les Ca
laadiens of Montreal at %, leaving
Les Canadiens two points behind the
Maroons with II game to go.
The Canadiens gained a clear hold
on second place. for the Ottawa SEN
ators. which had gained a tie with
the them. lost an overtime battle to
the New York Americans 2 to /.
At Chicago the Blackhawks beat
the champion Boston Bruins in over
time. 80.
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900 to Compete in
Inini Relay Meet
Barney 6erlinger, Bert Nelson,
Sam 6ehr and Jim 6ausch
Arc Outstanding

Champaign, ILL.,, Mar. l4.-RA
More than 900 athletes, the pick OF
nearly 80 colleges, universities and
high schools today were on deck for
the thirteenth annual renewal OF the
University Of Illinois relay games to-
morrow afternoon.
Barney Be:linger. versatile Uniyer.
sity Of Pennsylvania star, holder Of
the all-around championship and
record. was back to defend his title.
while such outstanding performers as
Bert Nelson, Butler university hieh
jumper , who recently bettered the
world indoor record for the event:
Sam Behr, Wisconsin; and Jim
Bausch. Missouri, indoor champion
shotputters Of the Big Ten and Big
Six conferences, respectively, and
Tommy Warne, Northwestern, and
Henry Candy, Iowa, Is and one-half
foot pole ~vaulters, were entered to
try for titles.
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Olympic Cagers
Loom Champions
San Franciscans, Henrys, Beth
any and East Central
Reach Semi-F;nals

Kansas City. Mar. l4-tP-The
National A. A. u. basketball tourna-
ment has reached the semi-final
round. with the Olympic club of San
Francisco looming strongly as poten-
tial champion following its 80 to Is
victory rel n of the tournament ia
yorites, the Kansas City Athletic club.
The Olympics will take the court In
the first of tonight's two games with
the powerful Swedes of Bethany COL
lege, Lindsborg. Kas.. champions Of
the Kansas conference. Bethany
eliminated the fast South Side Turn
ers. Indianapolis, last night. Il to Is.
In the other semi : final game, the
Henrys, of Wichita. Kas.. runnersup
lin last years tournament. battle the
East Central Teachers college OF Ada,
Okla. The Henrys won out over Ke-
Nash-A, Kenosha. Wis. in an over
time game last night. IS to 81. while
the Teachers conquered the Murphy
Did-It club of Omaha, "A to 80.
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indian Wrestlers Are
Favored in Big Ten Go

Champaign. ILL.,. Mar. A.-(P-Co-
incidental with the running of the
preliminary heats and all-around
competition of the 18th annual I'LL
nois relay carnival here Saturday,
Big Ten wrestlers will meet in the
final matches for the individual
championships.
Although Illinois beat Indiana by q
narrow margin to win the conference
team title last week. the Hoosiers are
favored to cop the largest number of
individual titles. The Indiana team
is composed of seven sophomores and
Captain Scott, a senior.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF THOMAS HEINLETN.
E hl nE4NnA GNN

L Ella
Notice IL hereby given by The nm.
dersigned, Eva Henlein, the ~executrir.
Of the Last win and Test mart "a
Thomas Henlein, late OF the civ of
bismarck. in the County Of Burlesrh
and state OF North Dakota. daceaae
70 the creditors Of. and all persons
having claims against said deceased.
10 exhibit them with the necessnry
within six months after the
1Mcrst PrDIicatlor OF this notice, to saic
i1th Street in the City OF Bismarck'
IN said Burleigh County, or az the
law office Of Attorney q. ]. Wehe. her
attorney of record, in the Lucas RinrE
Bismarck. Burleigh County. Norti,
Dakota, or to the Judge OF the County
Court OF Burletgh County, at his OF.
ice ~ the Court House in the CITY
81 Hismarck. County. OF Burleigh and
You are hereby further notified th..
Hon. ]. c. Davies, Judge OF h Conntv
Court. within and Tor the, County az
Burleigh and State OF North DaEots.
nas ftxed the First day Of Octobsr'
=. p, 1880. at the hour OF ten osclocE
IN q FORENOON, 1T the Court Room.
IN the Court House, in the City 81 His.
marck. in said County and state. 10
me time ana iac for hearing and
Of said Thomas Heniein. nDscesas1
which have been duly and rSSsi.riv;
presented az hereinbefore providnX.
EVA HENLEiN, Exscutrix.
Bismarck, North DaEont.
First publication on the Sfh dnv ~
!, March A. D., 1880.
l.. n. che, Attorney for Executrjx.
b'sMerck. North Dakota. 3/7-l4-2i
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Eleanor Holm Is
Feature of Meet
New York Mermaid Clips Six
and Two-Fifths Seconds
From Medley Record

Miami Beach, Fla. Mar. 14.-lPl-
Stars turned their attention today to
low board diving and a trial for new
marks in the 50-meter swim in the
second days program of the national
"A. A. U. wonen's swimming cham
Ipionships here.
Eleanor Holm. of the WOmen's
Swimming association of New York
jumped into the front OF the carnival
yesterday afternoon when she shat
tered her own worlds record for the
30O-yard medley individual swim to
four minutes. is seconds, clipping
6 Us seconds from her former mark
established at Newark, N. j.
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Helen Wills Moody to
Battle in Tournament

Pasadena. Calf. Mar. 14.-tR-Fol
The first time, as Mrs. Helen Wills
Moody, the worlds women's tennis
champion. came out for some tourna-
ment play here today. Mrs. Moody,s
in the first round of wom-
ems singles competition in the Hunt
Ejngton hotel invitation tournament
was Helen Marlowe. Santa Monica,
CALI, second ranking girl player Of
the nation.
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capital CITY SQUAD
.OUTPLAYED GREATLY
FROM START OF TILT
Defending Champions Piled Up
20 to 8 Lead Before End
of First Half
'LETlcH LEADS IN SCORING
Cecil and Bill Williams Go on
Scoring Rampage! cando
Meets Favorjte

0FNNs0A y vSCCy
jamestown, N. D.. Mar. 14.-Out-
played from the start, the Bismarck
Phanton1s fell victims to a SO to q
beating at the hands of the strong
Cando American Legionnaires in the
first round of the state independent
basketball tournament here yester-
day.
The decisive victory made Cando,
the defending champion. an over
Whelming favorite to retain its state
title.
Lankin, the title holder of the last
TWO years, swamped Goodrich As to
Is yesterday while Arthur upset
futile 81 to IL.
Teams paired today in the quarter
finals are Minot, which will meet
Cando: Jamestown and Minnewau-
kan; Enderlin and Stanley, and Hills
boro and Wyndmere.
Minot came from behind yesterday
to ring up is points in the final six
minutes and defeat Donnybrook, 81 to
rs after trailing 20 to 10 at the halt.
Ottinger Tipped the ball through
the loop In the last 20 seconds of play |
to give Jamestown its 20 to % tri- ,
umph over Hope while Minnewaukan
breezed through to a 80 to Is victory
over Crary.
From the opening whistle Candc
piling up its wide margin and
the score was q to 9 in favor of the
at the end of the first
half.
Bismarck came back stronger in the
asst quarter but to no avail. AL
scored Is of the Phantoms'
while Cecil Williams, Cando
counted q times and Bill
Williams added ii points. Summary
If the CandO-B Bismarck contest:
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Walter JOhnsOn's Son
Injured by Automobile

Washington, Mar. 14.-(P-Walter
johnson, Jr.. 14-year-old son of the
manager of the Washington baseball
club, had both legs broken last night
when he was struck by an automobile.
AT the hospital where he was taken,
physicians said the boy might also
be hurt internally.
Young johnson was skating near
his home at the time of the accident.
The driver who hit him said he did
not see the youth because he was
blinded by the lights Of an approach
ing automobile.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14
Successor to Mentor
At st. Johns May Be
Selected in Few DAYS

C~ollegeville. Mimi, Mar. 14.-(P-
indications today we're that a sue.
cessor to Coach Bill Houle at St
johns university would be announced
within the next few days.
Out OF a field of a dozen candidates
college authorities are said to have
selected two or three whose qualifi-
cations and past records are being
carefully checked.
The two whose names are most
prominently mentioned now are Jack
Sterret, head coach at Glencoe high
school. and Joe Benda, former Duluth
cathedral football and basketball
luminary and last fall head coach
there.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14
Bill Tilden Defeats
Third Ranking Italian

Nice, France, Mar. 14.-(R-Bill
Iilden entered. the final of the Nice
singles tennis championship today de-
1eatlng Giorgi0 De Stafani, third
ranking Italian. 60, Ga, So.
A semi-finalS woman'S singles
match between Helen Jacobs and
Madame Matthew. the French cham
pion. was postponed, Miss Jacobs hav-
ing been taken i'll last night.
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v. Gunderson, Maxbass forward who
is IL years old and less than four feet
tall. scored a field goal.
With the lead changing often, both
Fort Yates and Van Hook resor.ed to
a long range game. with the score
tied at IL all when the first half
ended. The Indians took the lead
carly in the second half and never re-
linquished it again.
C~rowfeather. forward, was the main
cog in his teams offensive. gathering
in IA points. The midget guard,
Archamboult, attracted considerable
attention by his defensive tactics.
Ranun looked best for Van Hook.
The summaries:
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behold. Only one Of them stands
under six feet and only one Of Chem
Is In the thirties. They are twelve
veritable giants. eight right handers
and four southpaws, with FerrelI the
top hand but with Hudlin. Milicr.
Holloway and Shaute not M below'
Others with more than passing ability
are Clinton Brown, Milbern Shoffner.
Mel Harder. and Peter Jablonowski.
The main weapon possessed BY the
Indians is their hitting power. with
such strength, it stands to reason
that In a season or two, II not this
season, the Indians will make q seri-
Gus stab for the high flag.
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Tony CanZ0neri and
L0ayza Will Battle

New York. Mar. N.-N1-A 10
rounder between Tony Canzoneri, for
mel featherweight champion, and
Stanislaus Loayza. veteran Chilean
lightweight, tops Madison Square
Gardens fistic card tonight. CANON
eri rules q 8 to S favorite over Loayza.
The pair met in Chicago some time
ago. Canzoneri getting the decision.
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CIR souAD rs SPLIT

Avalon, al island, CALI, Mar.
14.-IR-Although they were not par
ticularly successful against Los An
geles OF the Coas league, the Chicago
Cubs will try to lick two teams this
Weekend, Manager Joe Mccarthy has
divided his squad, and one section
today was headed for San Diego to
meet Hollywood Saturday and SUM-
day. while the other and stronger die
vision will go to Los Angeles tomor-
row TO try it again with the Angels
in q tWo-game series.
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state TOURNAMENT
OPPORTUNITY hangs
INBALANCE TONIGHT
Winner of Tonight's Game Will
Meet Alexander Sherwood
Victor March Fl
BOTH TO HAVE FULL POWER
Spriggs, TAFT, Meinhover, Hoff-
man and o'Hare Likely
Demons Starters
BOTH TO HAVE FULL w

Bismarck and Mandan will meet
in their third and most important
basketball game of the season at 8
o'clock tonight in the state training
school gymnasium, Mandan.
The game will enable the victor to
claim the championship OF Region G
and compete in the state tournament,
facing the winner of the Alexander
Sherwood game in the first round.
No preliminary game has been ar
ranged. Officials look for the largest
crowd Of the season for the game.
Leonard T. Saltwater, coach Of the
North Dakota agricultural college
cagers, and Frank Richards, Dickin-
son high school coach. will be referee
and umpire respectively.
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Four.Ball Match
Ends In Deadlock
Three Eagles Made on Last
Three Holes; Play 19-Hole
Playoff Today

Miami. Fla. Mar. 14.-(P-Cyril
Walker and Clarence Gambler today
meet Harry Hampton and Neil Nc
1ntyre in an 13-hole play-off for the
championship of the annual interna-
tional four ball matches. Darkness
halted the final round of the tourna-
ment Yesterday with the teams all
even on the seth green. There were
three eagles OH the last three holes.
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Dev0s Is Favored to
Beat Clyde Chastain

Chicago, Mar. 14.-(R-Rene De
vos. veteran Belgian middle-weight
title contender. and Clyde Chasta!i,.
Dallas, Texas. younsster. will meet IN
the lO-round feature Of the Chicago
stadium's boxing program tonight.
De Vos TO-DAY was an 8 to 5 fayorltc.
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TRAINING CAMP SHORTS
CONNIE FEARS

st. Petersburg. Fla, Mar. l4.-W-
Connie Mack. tall leader of the Phila-
delphia Athletics. has stolen the show
at the training camp of the New York
Yankees. Connie brought his worlds
champions to st. Petersburg yester-
day for an exhibition game with the
Boston Braves. but rain forced can.
collation. of the contest. The AS. he
says, will repeat, with the Yankees
to be feared all the way.
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SUMMONS


STATE OF North Dakota. County Of Bur.
IN District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis
L. +. Baird. as Receiver of Merchants
sta.e 6ank Of Hebron North Da-
Ter, Gertrude Mueller, Selma &.
Mueller, Defendants,
me state Of North Dakota to>thc
ABOVE named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to an
AVER the Complaint in the above en-,
sitiea action and to serve a copy OF
your answer upon the subscriber
within thirty days after the service
% ms summons upon you. exclusive
case OF your failure to appear or an
swer, Judgment will be. taken against
you by default for the relief de-
Dated February Is, 1880.
ZUGER e TlLLOTSON,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
Bismarck, North Dakota.
Residence and Post Office Address.
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gered over Babe Hermnn's refusal to
sign q contract, President Frank b.
York of the Brooklyn Robins said
he would try to trade Herman for
another Outfielder unless Herman de-
cides to sign a contract Mt SIS, 0 u
year.. He Is holding ont for SIS, 200.