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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-27
BEGIN e n %


After whiriwlna eourtshlp,
JUDITH CAMERON. tyDlst u .
New York ~publlshing o6lce, msr-
1tes ARTHUR KNIGHT. executjve
IT the arm. knight 10 . widOwer.
father NJ two ch1ldren. TONY. bis
lS-yeav-0lo daughter. In n En-.
rope. and JUNIOR, 10. % attend.
ting school.
Judith hiss 10 1ntImate friends.
though ON several occasions she
hne kept mysterlOus appOoalMeats
With = yOung mas aaWeo DAN.
honeymOOu In Bermuda. The 1rst
week u = paradise. Thes ~
cableEram In Which Tony
knight announces she 10 sailiaG
for home. Kntxht says Ne and SUE
dtth msat return IN meet Tosy's
children has hees teId ahWut the
marriage. judith 10 skeptlca1 Of
he's welcome.
knIEht has M sucb msIsEiv1nEs
md begins making eager plans
Tor Chrlstmas which n only one
;.sdi.s ;ssy srs.e Z" Ks,.Srs
Long Island AoWe. Next mosnlag
Kn1gAt goes 10 meet bis dsuGhter.
When they eeturn judith PUSHES
out TO welcome them. Tooy u.
aores her stepmether completely.
NOW GO IN WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XII
A RTHUR KNIGHT followed his
q daughter up the steps. His
eyes met Judith's wide. startled
gaze.
"Never mind. Honey" be said
softly. touching her arm. "She's
just-well. 1t was sort OF . shock
guess. There. there! Every
things going to be all right"
The man looked distressed. He
and Judith went into the house.
Tony was not In sight.
Mrs. Wheeler stood In the hall.
way. She was staring up toward
the staircase but when she heard
them she turned. Her honest eyes
showed plainly she knew some
thing was wrong.
"Miss Tony went right up to her
room. sir" she said. to knight.
Didn't even-didn't even speak to
me-"
Judith and Arthur Knight ex.
changed glances. The girl was first
to speak.
Hadn't sou better 60 up to herr"
she asked In a ~colorless voice.
Knight looked at his wife. Did
she really mean III He was not
accustomed to dealing with hysteri.
cal females. And how hysterically
Tony had lashec against her step.
mother during the drive! Tony
had always had . temper. He had
seen mimic 'tantrums ever $ince the
youngster was four years old. But
nothing like this!
She was upstairs now-alone and
doubtless In tears. Impulse told
knight to rush up those stairs. kiss
his pretty daughter. tell her things
were all q mistake and coax her
into smiling.
But here stood Judith. his wife.
Was It to be Tony now or JUDITH
Hadn't you better 90 upstairs
to herr" Judith knight was repeat,
Ing.
OF course hat was the thing he
must do. Gratefully be answered
Judith with Z glance.
"Yes. I'll 90 up" hs said and
mounted the stairs.
Mrs. WHEELER. came nearer
- to the girl.
what In the world-?" she
asked In a stage whisper. whats
h~appenedy"
Miss icny-isn't feeling WE'LL"
Judith tried to make the expIana,
ton sound plausible. ut Was the
trip. think. Her father will lei
you know II she wants anything"
but I've known the child since
she was that hight the woman
spoke Indignantly. ~And not 4
word 10 me! She Just sailed past
with her head up ID the dir &C
though she was seem ghosts!"
II Miss knight wants anythiDg,"
she satd . second time over her
shoulder. her father will let you
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-27

A news item from Washington states that the United
States senate has voted an increase in the duty on mi
1adys hats it possible the courageous senators are now
high hating the ladies?
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ming. II they do not move naturally
you should use .enemas. Often that
'tired feeling" Immediately disap-
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FaVors Great Northern

Officials OF the Great Northern line have secured from
the California State Railroad commission a brief support
ins the proposed 2Oo-mie extension from klamath Falls,
Ore, to Keddie, Cal.
The practical monopoly on rail transportation in Cali
fornia by the Southern Pacific is unparalleled in the Uni
ted States. That carrier forms the only rail connection
between California and the Northwest.
Only l3 per cent Of CALIFORNIA; area has competition
in rail service to the Pacific Northwest.
If the Great Northern wins a favorable decision from,
the Interstate Commerce Commission, California will
have competitive rail transportation to the Pacific North
west but railroad mileage will only be increased Is per
cent and total investment only 10 per cent.
Permission given the Great Northern to link its line
with the Western Pacific would improve vastly the
earning power of the latter, carrier in addition to OPEN
ing up vast timber areas.
Such a development Of railway facilities should provide
a better market in the Northwest for the p~eristable food
products of California through the removal of existing
rates and division barriers.
The entire Northwest should be anxious to aid this
petition of the Great Northern and more especially the
middle west. 1t seems a very natural and necessary de-
%yelopment Of the Northwests rail system.
Dreams may be suppressed wishes, as Froud says, but
who ever wished the devil would chase him?
The great need is not q gas that won't burst into
flame. but ~prejudices that won't.
Every man should have enough religion to enable him
to quarrel inteligently about it.
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ton. 1t was . splendid thing for
the girl. Of course. The vigorous
exercise. the rush Of the cold air.
were stimulating. They set her
pulse racing. broke up her intro
spective mood. brought rest and 70,
lief.
Finally she came to the end Of
the street.
Judith looked about. She had
scarcely noticed the houses as she
came along. It had been q street Of
impressive residences. Now she
found herself surrounded BY
sparse. ram-shackle cottages. The
girl turned and retraced her steps.
IT was nearly four o'clock when
she reached the house. Her
cheeks were glowing. her body was
tingling but her feet and fingers
were icy. Teh warm air q she
pulled open the front hall door was
comforting.
"Oh. Mrs. Knight" Harriet came
hurrying from the dining room.
mo one knew where you'd gone.
We were wo~rrying!"
Judith had pulled Of her hat. She
shook out her waving crop Of curls
and brushed them back with care
less fingers.
"Just Walking" she answered.
II see you've got quite . town here.
Nearly lost myself"
Harriet disappeared, evidently to
report to Mrs Wheeler.
Judith warmed her hands before
the crate IRE. Suddenly she had an
inspiration.
She consulted the housekeepe:.
HAS Miss Tony been downstairs,
Mrs. Wheeler" Judith asked.
mo. ma'am. ! sent Q tray Of
lunch up and she said she didn't
want anything else"
I'D like . cup Of hot tea In the
living ROOM" Judith told her. "And
will you have q Tea tray arranged
for Miss Tony? Tell Cora to make
It as attractive 40 she can. Send
up cinnamon toast, thin sand.
witches and some little cakes. II
there's anything she knows that
Miss Knight likes especially tell
her to send II, too. Ask Harriet to
take the tray up"
Eyes, Mrs. knight. I'll see TO It
right away"
Judith went back into the living
room. Harriet came almost imme.
diately with her pot OF tea, and
soon after the maid passed through
the hall and mounted the stairway
with tho tray for Tony.
Well. It was attempt at peace.
making. It might work. Judith
was willing to 60 half way even
after this morning. After ali. Tony
knight was . young thing. She
had been pampered all her life. No
wonder she resented IN unknown
intruder IN her home. Not, Of
course. that Tony had been paying
particularly much attention to that
home herself
Judith leaned hack comfortably
~ she slipped her tea. She felt
warm and rested after her walk.
Arthur would b coming again soon
and she must 60 up and dress for
dinner. The whole world was BE-
ginning to look roster.
Judith Knight. lost In reyerie.
looked up and her heart stopped
beating.
She saw . scarlet ~whirlwind en-.
tering the room. The whirlwind
was Tony Knight, clad in vivid
satin lounging suit, her dark hair
touseled about her head.
The girl walked directly IN front
o. Judith'S chair, planted her feet
firmly. rested her hands on her hips
and then spoke:
Nov then" said Tony Knight
determinedly. you're going to get
OUT"
(Io Be Continued)
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d.. Mccoy viii gladly answer
personal questions on health and
diet addressed 70 rim. care Of
The Tribune.
Enclose . stamped addressed
envelope for reply.
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Bald : headed people are usually
diplomatic. says q doctor. You'll have
to admit they're pretty smooth.
copyright, 1880, NEA Service, 1nc.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-27

The great need is not q gas that won't burst int
flame, but p~rejudices that won't.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-27

Every man should have enough religion to enable him
to quarrel intelligently about it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-27

Dreams may be suppressed wishes. as Froud says, blu
who ever wished the devil would chase him?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
STARS ARE ON
M'ALLEN CARD
Kallio, Poulos, Chase And
Stratton to Wrestle
Tonight
Especial to The Herald.l

McALLEN. June 12-OfferinE one
Of the best mat cards that has ever
been staged for Valley fans scru-
tiny, Promoter Earnest r.. Stephens
will open his new McAllen athletic
arena tonight with a two-match
schedule that will present a worlds
champion, a popular Valley grappler
and two ring veterans we'll known to
Valley sportdom.
Gus Kallio, brawny "F--lnE Finn
the worlds middleweight titlehoid-
er. will be seen in action in the first
bout against Leo Chase, former
Oklahamo oil fields wrestler and now
a McAllen citizen. Chase has not
lost a match since coming TO the
Valley four weeks ago. He will face
the opportunity OF his life when
Kallio, great champion that he IS,
risks his title in a worlds champion
ship bout against him.
George Poulos, rough and ready
light-heavyweight who quit the VAL
ley after a number of appearances
two months ago 10 tour Louisiana
and twist cars with that states best
ringmen. will be on the boards for
a go with Walter Stratton. heavy
chested Leetonia strong boy. an ex-
pert despite his youth. The Meal
len bout will find Poulos IN his sec
ond Valley match this week. He
wrestled on Promoter Stephens card
at Harlingen Monday night. IL will
likewise be STATIONS second ap-
pearance. In the event Walter is
not ready for the Poulos bout he
will be matched with Harry Tuson.
a big-necked strong man who is
hankering for a bout with the Greek.
PouloS.
In announcing the card for the
McAllen arenas opening, Promoter
Stephens declared that he had ex-
erted every possible effort TO give
Valley fans one of the greatest cards
they have seer this year. Stephens
went TO no little trouble in bringing
Poulos back To the Valley. as well
as matching Kallio. who Is now
resting" in Texas before beginning
a tour Of the Eastern wrestling cir
cieS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
Memphis Holds To
Lead In Southern

ATLANTA. Ca, June 12.-F-
Memphis held its own in the South
ern Association yesterday as the
Chickasaws split q double bill with
Birmingham by taking the second
game 8 to J., while the champion
Barons captured the first g to 2.
An exciting game that lasted u
innings was seen in New Orleans
as neither little Rock nor the Pei
leans could score until the Pelicans
put over a lone tally in the last Of
the 18th to win ! TO O.
The Chattanooga Lookouts put
over two runs in the ninth to tie
Atlanta. and then added another in
the 10th 70 take their only game Of
the four games series, 6 TO 5.
Nashville and Mobile were not
scheduled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

NEW YORR-Jack kid Berg,
England, outpointed Herman Per-
lick Kalamazoo Mich, G0). Sam
ny Dorfman, New York. outpointed
Jc hnny Farr. Cleveland, Q0). VIII
lie Siegel, New York. outpointed
Henry Perlick. Kalamazoo, Mich,
tl0)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Schaaf,
Boston, outpointed Tommy Lough-
ran, Philadelphia, 00). Long Tom
Hawkins. California, o~utpointed
Jake Warden, New York l0l.
Frankie Galley. Pittston. Pa, out
pointed Phil Mercurio, New York,
u0).
OAKLAND, Calf. - Max Baer,
Oakland. knocked out Buck Weav-
err. Medicine Lodge. Kans., ~.
SAN FRANCISCO-Louis O'Neil.
San Francisco. knocked out John
ny Mannis, San Francisco, (3).
Tom Toner. Philadelphia. knocked
out Varsity Brooks, Santa Rosa.
Calf, C2).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
LAVENDER IS
SEEN WINNER
West Texas Golfer Shoots
Well in Dallas
Tourney

DALLAS, June l2-tP-Five Dali
las hopefuls, two from Fort Worth
anc one from the wide open spaces
Of West Te las teed off In the
third round OF match play In the
Dallas Country club invitationaI
2 If tournament today.
Still in the favorite's seat was
Hennis Lavender, representing both
Sat Angelo and Abilene. who shot
a :. 70 'te for low in the qualify
.nf round and yesterday polished
of his first two opponents. Ken
lt.h Hagagrt and O. :. Avon, Dali
las In todsy's round Lavender was
paired against Travis Daniel. Fort
Worth. who supplied one OF yester-
days features with a 3 and 2 vic
torv over Neil Smith Of Dallas.
Other pairings today were: w.
n McGonagill. Dallas. vs.. Lanham
CCnnor. Dallas: Ed Conner, Dallas,
vs. Charles Ramsel. Fort Worth:
ayG John Falconer, Dallas, VS..
George Wotfo-d. Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12

timers beloved defiance al each
other. Jack Sharkey and Max
Schmeling swap punches for IS
rounds or less, each seeking the
same object recognition as the
heavyweight king and successor to
the retired ruler, Gene Tunney.
At the ringside. perhaps IN eve
ming clothes. Gentleman Gene was
expected to see the new monarch
Of maui crowned 10 restore again the
line that has seldom been broken
since John Il. Sullivan became the
first world-recognized king o. glove
fighters.
With fair weather assured. close
to $4,000 spectators. featuring a not
able ringside assembly. figures to
pay something like s750,O00 20 view
a fresh chapter unfoldsd in heavy
weight history.
The scenes. the times and the
gladiators in this fistic extravagan-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
Pot shot.

SANDWICH was supposed to be a
tough course . but it was just a
full meal to Bobby. ... the Atlanta
lawyer fell down completely. how
ever. on one Of the 500-yard holes.
taking a three. -. John Bulls golf
ers were all over the place. but the
buliIsh tone in the golf market
soon changed TO a bear trend when
Jones started bunting them in from
the trees. Jones didn't explain his
method OF beating the British, but
the fact is, he used a lot Of reverse
English. the English were slight
ly surprised when Jones started
putting into the cup from the
bunkers. the only thing Bobby
hasn't won this season is the Brit
lSn Derby. land he didn't need
that because he brought mis- cap
along.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
Air Carnival

SAN ANTONIO. June l2-F-
-Four hundred and sixty visiting
government and civilian airplanes
were expected to attend the formal
dedication Of Randolph Field June
20 and II. according 10 acceptance
to invitations received by the dedi-
cation committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
8 METERS In
TOURNEY YET
Bruce Barnes Of Austin
Favored to Cop
AT Dallas

DALLAS June 12-tP-Eight Of
the sections leading tennis lights.
survivors OF a field Of ~ that
started match play at the Dallas
Tennis club Monday. squared off
today In the quarterfinals Of the
Dallas district tournament.
Bruce Barnes, Austin, Southwest
r0r i--ence champion for two years
topheayy fayorite, was paired
Inst John Barr, slashing Dallas
slaI in a match that promised to
feature the days play.
IN the lower half OF the same
tracket. Earl Taylor. teammate Of
Barnes on the Texas University
LUnEhorn team. was opposed bv J..
B. Adoue, Jr., Dallas stvlist. with
the college star a slight favorite
TO win. Chances were. however.
tina ID would be quite a debate.
as Adoue showed flashes OF his old
form yesterday in trimming Frost
& arvel of San Antonio Ga. rs.
IRE days fourth match brought
together Jake Hess. Rice Institute
star. Of Fort Worth. and Kart
Kamrath. Texas University fresh
man. with Hess favored To reach
The semi-finals.
n third round matches Yesterday
Earnes defeated Leslie Coleman.
Houston. 6-2. e.. Quick defeated
IT. z d. Hackney. Fort Worth. 6-2.
g.. i Barr d0wned his brother. Doc"
ST. Ga: La Coste beat Jimmy
Cialliss. san Antonio. 6-1 6-2; Hess
defeated John McDiarmid. Fort
Worth. 6-l. 81: Kamrath beat
Charles Sloan. Houston. GO. ST..
TAYLOR removed Jerry Sass.
Oklahom- City. $40 60. Mp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12

TILLMAN crashed through with
the first hole-in-one ever made on
the Edinburg course Sunday when
he drove one from tee to cup on No.
3. a 130-yard hole. His ball cleared
the maze Of bunkers guarding the
green and hit within eight feet Of
the cup. He used a spade mashie
on the shot. TIlman usually shoots
the min holes in so, but his good
fortune-beg pardon. we meant
skill-so upset him that % was the
best he could do. James Allen
bright Of Mission witnessed the
perfect shot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
Americans Win

NOTTINGHAM. ENG, June H.
(P-Leo Dievel and Horton Smith.
American professional golf stars,
beat Archie Comnston and G. "a.
Whitcombe. british pros. in a four
ball match today at the Beeston
Fields course, 3 up and 2 to play.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12

"a, promoted by a corporation whose
directors arc milliOnaires, and whose
stock is sold III Wall Street, repre-
sent a far cry from the June night
az Coney Island, 81 years ago. when
James y. Jeffries won the heavy
weight title from the freckled Bob
Confines On Page ID
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
Did You Know That

Sharkey SAYS that one OF the
hardest punches he ever stopped
was a left hook Of Dempsey's..
IT was in the third round or that
comeback bout Of the Old Maui
er's and 1t Clipped a chunk out
Of one Of Jacks teeth =. Sharkey
weathered IL, though 80. Jack
Dempsey once told Tex Richard
that Sharkey was a sure thing TO
beat TTnLey. -... AS far back
as 1926. James Joy Johnson looked
forward to the day when Jack
Sharkey would be worlds cham
pion. ". Betting odds favor Shar-
key TO win over Schmeling. -.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesday, Results

New York g; Pittsburgh 2.
BROOKLYN 2: Cincinnati !.
Chicago s.: Philadelphia 2.
St. Louis Boston postponed. rain.
Thursdays Schedule
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati az Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh az New York.
CHICAGO az Philadelphia.
Cs--dfuw 0f fha Climbs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
New York Agog as Time for Jack-Max Mill Nears
- H
TEXAS LEAGUE

WCdneSuay " htslLIs
Houston 40. Fort Worth %.
beaumont IA. Shreveport z.
Waco ii. Dallas 7.
wichita Falls 8, San Antonio y
Thursdays Schedule
Houston at Wichita Falls.
Beaumont at Dallas.
san Antonio at Fort Worth
Waco az Shreveport.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

Washington 2, Chicago J.
Cleveland 6. Philadelphia 2
Detroit l3, New York q.
Boston-St. Louis, postponed, ram.
Thursdays Schedule
washington at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
New York az Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
ODDS STILL
FOR SHARKEY
Elaborate Wire, Wireless
System Set Up Over
Entire World
BY ALAN GOULD

Ht5ULTdtFu AHN1" 80 ~.
NEW YORK. June l2-tP-Ol
New York was again the big fight
town today with its rush and roar
as the background for q worlds
HEAVYWEIGHT championship match
between the youthful German from
Hamburg and the hope q the home
bradS a Lithuanian-American from
Bo#on.
Tonight. some As minutes from the
heart Of Broadway, where the old
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12

"A hen that produced 800 egys in
p year recently was sold by u r..
Croker q Mgrtindale. Texas. to a
Pennsylvania rCuitryman for $50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12

Were's Bobby?
BEND YE LOW, oh loyal Swish
Swatters. DO obeisance to Leslie
Tillman Of Edinburg. He's done II.
Yes sir-made a hole-ln-one. He's
eligible for all the prizes from the
toothbrush on up to, and including,
the street grader. The long list Of
prizes Texans receive for Holes-in-
One is a standing joke. A fortunate
stroke is enough to set n up in
housekeeping these days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12

.G PORTS CHATS :
With Hal EuStdce
= n = y y n . y

squared circle. The setting for
Snarkey tonight is the same as the
Dempsey had the night he
fought Carpenter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
New Champ Tonight

THERELL be a hot time in Little
CT New York tonight. For the
eighth time In the history of the
big burg, that city will be the
scene OF a championship heavy
weight battle. Jack Sharkey and
Make 5chmeling will mix things
up tor the crown abdicated by the
H.ghbrow One-Mr. Gene Tunney.
SLarkey, the American, is the ia
vorite with odds slowly swinging
down toward even money as fight
Tune nears. The experts have boil
ed the big question down TO Can
5chmeIlng evade Sharkey'S left
h0ok?" Both men are deadly punch
erS and either could end the fight
with one well placed blow. Shar-
key is two-flsted, while 1t is gen.
orally admitted that Schmeling's
left IS not up to par.
THE AMERICAN Is anxious to
make up for his mediocre show
4ngs. He has had a taste Of pop
uarity Of late and Graves more
5harkey wants to be known as the
American fighting off a foreign
menace. For years he has been
r0undly booed and referred To as
a wop. He has sneered and snarled
back at the pack-called EN- suck
ers Let EN- boo, he was getting
their money But things have
changed. Recently he vas introduced
in q New York ring. Instead Of
the customary boos. Sharkey got
a rousing cheer from the Madison
Square garden crowd. The Boston
Goh was overcome with surprise.
He wants more Of il.
II HE WINS decisively tonight,
Sharkey will likley become a pop
uiar champion. Up until the time
Dempsey defeated Gorgeous Georges
Carpenter. the Flower man OF
France, he was highly unpopular
With American fandom because Of
bis war record. TO this day. Demp-
sey remains one Of the most pop
u.ar men Y c to step into the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
RETURNS HERE

Blow-by-blow returns off a
ringside wire will be megaphoned
from in front of The Herald be-
ginning about 8 p. m. Fans are
cordially invited TO be on hand.