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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-08-13
BISMARCK
tFurnlshcd by Russell.Niillcr COD
CURB STOCKS

New York, Aug. 13.-No-Curb.
Cities Service 8 3-4.
Electric Bond and Share 80 1-8.
Standard Oil Ind. Is Ia.
United Foundry 4 7-8.
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QUICK service Will be given removing
your dead or undesirable live an
finals such "a horses. hogs. cows and
sheep. ali free Of charge. We eau
for one or more, large or small.
Write or phone US promptly. North.
ern Rendering company. Bismarck.
N. .. Box 2e5, Phone 4O6.
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APARTMENTS

"A kUeuC
FOR RENT-Furnished n two room
and ! three room apartment. In
Guiding gas, heat, lights and phone.
Hot water always. 622 3rd st.
Phone 1716-R.
FOR RENT Five newly decorated
two 90 furnished apartments on
ground floor also n on second
floor. Rents reasonable. Call at HOO
Broadway or phone 129-W or 499-W.
FOR RENT-Three room all modern
apartment practically new. Inquire
at the 5th Street Stationery. Phone
BAT.
FOR RENT - Unfinished 3 room
apartment, near bath. Heat, lights
and water furnished. Rent reason
able. 608 3rd st. Phone SLOW.
FOR RENT-Three room u~nfurnished
apartment with private bath. Rent
$4,000 per month. Call at 5l8 10th
st. or phone 1528-W.
FOR RENT-One room furnished
apartment for MISUNDERSTANDING
with n nice room adjoining, all
newly decorated. Prices reasonable,
must be seen. Call at 400 Eighth
st. Phone 1921. -.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartments,
SIG and $22 per month. 618 9Th st.
Two. three room apartments. fur
nished at 721 3rd st. $4,000 per
month. Phone 1213-W.
FOR RENT-Apartment, consisting
OF two nice large rooms with private
entrance and Murphy bed also for
sale a second hand bicycle. Inquire
at 910 Ave. B.
FOR RENT Two room apartment.
furnished or unfinished. Also a
furnished basement apt. Heat,
lights and water furnished. Con-
venient to high school and North
Ward school. Call at 8l8 7th St., or
phone 1747-R.
FOR RENT Furnished three room
apartment on first floor; also single
housekeeping room. Call at 422
5th st.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment on
third floor, hot and cold water.
heat and lights included. Suitable
for a family or a number of boys or
girls. Call at 900 3rd st.
ATTRACTIVE weekly and monthly
rates at the Annex Hotel.
FOR RENT-Two room apartment In
College Building. Phone 1868 or
call at Room 200.
FOR RENT - Two room apartment.
large clothes closet and pantry, ad.
joining bath. Gas for cooking. Cali
at BIZ Avenue B, or phone 1649-W.
FOR RENT-Apartment in fireproof
building, two rooms, kitchenette and
bath. Electrical refrigerator. Laun.
dry privileges. Inquire The Bis.
marck Tribune office.
FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur-
nished apartments in the Rose
Apartments. Call F. ". Murphy.
Phone $50 Of see caretaker Murphy
Apartments.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnish-
ed apartment in the Varrey Apart
ments. New gas range and Eec-
trolux refrigerator. Phone 773.
FOR RENT - Four room furnished
apartment on ground floor. Call at
1910 Broadway.
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Amt. ~ hours ending z a. m. 80. o
Total this Month to date ...... 1.1S
Normal. this month to date 80. II
Total, Jan. / to date ..10.64
Normal, lam. l to date ..........11.92
Accumulated deficiency since
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Work Wanted

WANTED - One maj with car. I'm
usual opportunity. Pay daily. APP
ply No. 8, Hoskins- Meyer Block, be-
tween the hours of 6 and 8 p. m.
tonight.
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MINNEAPOLIS STOCK CLOSE
(By the Associated Press
First Bank stock IL.
Northwest Banco 20.
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FOREIGN

New York. Aug. 13.-(R)-Foreign
exchanges steady; demands: Great
Britain. 4.85la: France, 3.91%: Italy,
5.22a; Germany. 1855; Norway, 26.73;
Sweden, 26.74: Montreal, 99.68.
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FOR RENT OFFICES

OFFICE FOR RENT-Desirable Of
flee room in the HoskinS block now
occupied by tho Burleigh County
Abstract office and available BY
Aug. list or Sept. 1st. SEQ F1oren.
Room II.
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Apartments are so scarce In the
larger German cities that Thousands
OF young married couples are forced
to live for years in boarding houses
or With their parents.
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATES

All want ads are cash in advance
minimum charge IS cents. copy
must be received at The Tribune Oh
flee by 900 a. m. to insure insertion
same day in the regular CLASSIFIED
page.
Cuts, border or white space used on
want ads come under the CLASSIFIED
display rates at 80 cents per column
inch per insertion.
REGULAR WANT ADD RATES
6 days, Is words or under ......$l.4o
3 days, Is words or under ...... l.OO
2 DAYS. Is words or under $500. 90
/ day, Is words or under .....:. 10
Ads over Is words 3 cents additional
per word.
The Tribune reserves the right 70
reject any copy submitted, also to e
wise any copy to conform with make
10 rules of Classified Advertising.
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A F VICTIM DIES

TRAFFIC VICTIM DIES
Minneapolis, Aug. 13.-R)-Traffi1
claimed its 59th victim of the year
when James Chillis, about As years
old. was fatally injured when he was
struck by a taxicab.
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TRUSTS
(By the Associated Press
MONEY RATES

MONEY RATES
New York, Aug. 13.-P)-Call
money steady ~ percent all day.
Time loans steady 5000 days 1N-
~: 4 mos. 1h-lN; SIS mos. 1%-2
percent.
Prime commercial paper 1872.
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CHICAGO STOCKS
(By the Associated Press
Corporation Securities l4A.
insult Utilities Investment 27h.
Midwest Utilities new l7a.
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Female Help

SALESLADY Experienced in millinery
and ready -to-wear wishes position.
References. Write Tribune Ad. NO.
40
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Grain Quotations
RANGE

MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN
Minneapolis. Aug. 13.-fP,-Wheat
receipts Thursday los compared to
297 a year ago.
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Household Goods for Sale

Household Goods for Sale
FOR SALE-Dining room suite, $4,000,
Mohair davenport and chair, fine
ice box, $4,000, rocker, $500, double
bed. $1,000, high chair, magazine
rack and other items. Mrs. Earle
H. Morris, 10O6 Fourth st.
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Utah has five mountain peaks,
each more than 10000 feet above
sea level.
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Rooms for Rent

FOR RENT-Room, 2 blocks from
postoffice, newly decorated. new
furniture, coil spring and inner
spring mattress. No children. q
after $50 p. m. 115-Thayer.
FOR RENT-Large we'll furnished
room in modern new home. Clean.
quiet, always hot water, az blocks
from G. p. Hotel. Phone 120-R or
call at Bath st.
FOR RENT-Large basement room.
suitable for two men. Outside en-
trance and all modern conveniences
in basement. 814 Mandan st. ~
call 1517-W.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room,
kitchenette, use of frigidaire, and
telephone. Hazelhurst Apartments.
All Fifth street. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-FUrnished sleeping room
right down town. with board II de-
sired. Phone 672-M or call at 3l1
4th st.
FOR RENT : Two nice furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Very
close in. Newly decorated. Also q
three room apartment. Call at 323
End st. Phone 360-M.
FOR RENT-Room in modern nome.
Call at 406 9Th st. Phone 431. Also
garage for rent.
FOR RENT-Room In modern home.
newly decorated, four windows.
nice closet and storage space. Con-
venient to bath and phone. Very
suitable for 2 if desired. 81 blocks
from Postoffice. Call at 1l6 w.
Thayer.
FOR RENT-Cool, attractive. well fur
nished rooms to permanent guests.
The rates are pleasantly surprising.
Prince Hotel.
FOR REN1--Modern room. Gentle
M preferred. Phone 195-R or call
at 1l3 Thaycr.
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Weather Report


AZ a.. =. 90
Highest yesterday ............. So
Lowest last night 6S
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Phone 81
Male Help Wanted

The Tribune Want Ad Department
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Houses and Flats
FOR RENT-New four-room modern
house including two bedrooms, sun
parlor, breakfast nook and garage.
Heat and water furnished. Posses
sion Sept. LIST. Phone 15l8-W or
call 1011 Ave. E.
HOUSE FOR RENT to good carpen-
ter who will do carpenter work for
rent. K. L. Mann, Hettinger, N. y.
FOR RENT-Modern seven room fur
nished house. downtown location,
suitable for roomers. For full in.
formation call Hedden Real Estate
Agency. Phone 0.
FOR RENT-Both parts Of q duplex
house, COS and 610 5th st. Heated
by gas. Each part has six rooms
and a screened in porch and garage.
G. F. Dullam.
FOR RENT-Four room modern fur
nished house for six weeks or two
months. Good location. Phone
l728-R.
FOR RENT Large rooming house,
with some roomers already In
rooms. Modern 7 room house. In
GLIDING 4 bedroors. also modern 6
room house at $500 per month.
also city heated and furnished
apartment. Phone COS.
FOR RENT-Modern four room house
at l022 Ave. b. reasonable rent. In
quire at 922 Ave. G or Phone 895-J.
FOR REfTT-To good party, unflr-
nished lower floor Of all modern
house. Cheap rent. Located west
part Of city, near Roosevelt school
Inquire 208 East Rosser for appoint-
ment.
FOR RENT-Stx room unodern hon0o
at 70l Front 81. SEQ r J. Schultz.
51l End st.
FOR RENT-Fve room house. IN
Quire IA Fifth street.
Real Estate
FOR sALE-M modern 8 room ho0aa,
bath room. garage. full basement.
gas furnace. $50 foot lot with plsnty
OF trees. Cal ct 902 18th It e.
4aY1aRAkSa ~ A1A0wAAA
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Real Estate

FOR sALE-M modern 8 room houaa,
bath room. garage. full basement.
gas furnace, $50 foot lot With plenty
Q I trees. Cau ct 902 18th IT. -
Papacek1 Tailorshon,
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FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnish-
ed apartment in the Varrey Apart
ments. New gas range and Eec-
trolux refrigerator. Phone 773.
FOR RENT Four room furnished
apartment on ground floor. Call at
1910 Broadway.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-16

Architects who are trying to de-
velop automatic ventilation might OBJ.
serve the gangster with an automatic
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WORE 1T WELL

Mrs. Jones is always complaining
that she has SO little to wear"
Well. I saw he at a ball last night
and she seemed to be wearing it,
Pathfinder.
AN EVEN DEAL
1T must cost a lot to keep your car
so nice and clean"
Eyes. and the car returns the COM
pliment by keeping me clean."-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Observation-Disclosures is so slow
about making up his mind.
Butterscotch-Force of habit. His
wife shutters, you know!
A science note says If you are an
average person you inhale about a
teaSpoonful of dirt a day. And hear
about a wagonful!
The Literary Digest asks, "Why is
the White Man White?" That's easy
because he doesn't use rouge.-The
Pathfinder.
One way to stop drinking among
dry agents is to organize some extra
dry agents.
Speaking Of t~ime-savers. the old
timer said: Il do not doubt your
veracity. sir, but I question the au-
thenticity Of your source of informa-
ton The modern says: "Oh.
yeah?"
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O o TELL ONE
FUEL o THE FIRE

Dear Mr.. Editor" wrote a would
be contributor. will you please read
the enclosed poem carefully and re-
turn it to me with your candid critic
ism as soon as possible, as l have
other irons in the fire"
MY dear Sir" was the reply. Re
move the irons and insert the poem
The Humorist.
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INST Couldn't WAIT

Uncle Peter, is a bottle of whisky
just as good after It's been In a cup
board for a year?
Il don't know. It's an experiment
I've been able to complete
Passing Show.
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THE HAVEN

First Club Man: After all, II It
wasn't for our wives, would either of
us be where we are now?
Second Club Man: Quite right.
Isn't that what clubs are for? The
Humorist.
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OF course sunshine gives vigor.
Listen to the bleachers.
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One way to stop drinking among
dry agents is to organize some extra
dry agents.
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There's always a cool draft neal
the floor" And we thought it was
an overdraft that made the feet feel
that way.
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France is sending this country more
and more tanned hides. In the ola
days she merely sent us novels and
parents did the rest.
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Another way to meet the best peo-
pie is to know q policeman ard walk
down street with his hand or your
arm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
CITIZENS CELEBRATE
WITH TRACK EVENTS
William Binsted Gets Gold Medal
for Greatest Number Of Points
at Palisades Playground.

A continuous sequence OF athletic
events was staged yesterday by the
Conduit Road Citizens Association IN
celebrating Independence day at the
Palisades Playground.
For the greatest number OF points
scored in all-events. William Binsteo
was awarded the gold medal donated by
the District of Columbia Playground
Department, and Donald English, VINO
scored q tie with Buddy Bowman, was
declared the winner of the bronze meoal
on coin toss.
The Palisades ball team downed the
O Street Yankees. 3 to 2. In another
game, Potomac Heights Insects defeated
Comets, ii to 3.
Summaries of other events:
SA-YARD DASH. boys IL and under
first, Buddy Bowman: second, Charles Ok
ley; third. Kenneth Hoover.
william Binsted; second, Sidney Dyer; third
DASH girls i, 2v. sns S gRs;.
'h kGNS sh,5ls' n ss5sTs0n JUMP boys Y and
a1ssTrr third 9on saraIi nfi
BOYS running HIGH JUMP r:cU Tniimit M
ssSxs,t RENNiNG BESxD Jgsr u 1,.o4s:
s S1el fhird sdHsK ism Dy snsteS
BOYS STANDING BROAD JUMP. un-
limited--First, william Binsted; second
BOYs' HIGH JUMP. II and under-First,
Buddy Bowman; second Donald ENGLISH
'h soYs h sTANbf fey BROAD JUMP. u and
under-First, Donald English: second, An
GIRLS THREE-LEGGED RACE-First,
Amy Best and Margaret O'Hare; second,
GIRLS SACK RACE-First, Amy Best;
second, Shirley petersoni third, Margaret
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05

Elmo Nelson University of Iowa., 1ss feet
is-PoUND HAMMER THRow-won BY
Edward p Flanagan Boston A. A.. l5s
l rer e.. Isl Se feet inches: third. n e.
fourth, Jack Merchant Olympic Club. l4s
i'i iss-PoUuND sHoTPuT-won by Herman
second. Leo Sexton New York A. CT. 80
fee: TO- INCHES S ID is Fsu Sap fSa4
Gsorse Theordotos (olympic Club, a.
iss ss-foUS shss wEIGHT-won by Leo Sexton
Patrick McDonsid IN. Y. A. c.. s. feet
11s4 inches; third. Clark c.. Haskins CDs-
f fa11t Police fses Il: ineess
B ise. B.. .G thsPss by Alfred H. Bate,
sadenS G g tssi Of nss
% feet ia inches; third. Everett Utterback
lUniversity Of Pittsburghl. 90 feet go
inches forrth R innbsi Hamilton denver
HIGH JUMP-Won by Anton B. Burg Cl-
linois A. c.. feet 5ss inches: second. Wal
ter = Marty OLYMPIC Club: feet 4ss inches:
feet a: inches 1tiel; fourth, George Spite
me Medley E2Ek sHorfuf sSt ~ Leo Sexton
James Bausch KANSAS City A. c.. 1es feet
inches; third. Elwyn Dess university OF
NsS5ss6a1 ls7 feet p e. inches Wr,cur vo.
HEiGHT--Won by Patrick Mcdonald: N. =;
Roberts. Fort Sill. Okla. Alma Richards,
4. C.. t tied With is 10 Zee feet. e' ~
POLE VAULT-Won by Jock Wool, olym-
pic Club, IS feet Ala inches: second. Martin
HarSs Sns. psnvsr and 6 6e0rss
Tulane University. IL feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
THREE SWIMMERS
PREVAIL IN MEET
Girl and Two Men Each Win
Two Events at Mckinley
High School Pool.
OBS BATES, in the girls class,
- 1,;-.o,,t r-or,az aod Taw

r OBS BATES, in the girls class,
and Vincent Gomez and Law
renee Bates, in the mems, shared
first honors in the independence
day swimming meet at the Mckinley
High School pool yesterday.
Miss Bates of the Washington SWIM
ming Club, won two first places, the
1o0-yard free style and 5o-yard back
stroke, and was second in the 50-yard
free style and the fancy diving.
Gomex won the mems 5o-yard free
style, the fancy diving, and was runner
I'D to Lawrence Buscher in the 100
ward free style. Lawrence Bates tri-
umphed in the 1o0-yard backstroke and
breaststroke.
Winners of first, second and third
places were awarded gold, silver and
bronze medals.
Summaries:
GIRLS SENIOR.
JO0-YARD FREE STYLE-Won BY Lois
Bates (W. s.. c.; second. Mary Allen HOOD
wv. S. c.; third. Lenora Iaune wv. D C.''
Ii mmee,YARb BAcKsTRoKE-won by Lois
at c5 ~ shiFd. Mary s'e Alien HOOD (W. 5: cS:
so 5ee-YARD BREAsTsTRoKE-wo by ona-
lene Lawrence tW. s. CO; SECOND, Mary Alien
f'S S0oYARD FREE sTYLE0won by Rita AN
gusterfer IVY. s. c.; second Lois 6S aatss wv.
S. c.; third, iris Cowen. Time o:so7S.
MEN.
Rnecher w G. CO; second, Vincent Gomez
tAmba ssador Hotel; third, Robert Wrenn
wv. C. c.. Time: l:0l,3 W..
Bates sespndi n GSni IsR
Fe IScT RpRfbfs M TING
renee Bates (unattached); second; Con
stancia Alverado (AmbasSador); third, Rob-
ert Wrenn tW c. c.. Time. l;2T.
50-YARD FREE STYLE-Won By VINCENT
Gomez Ambassador second, John Red
mond; third, John Molyoneau. Tlme' V:zs7s.
GIRLS NOVICE.
eS-YARD FREE STYLE-Won by Olga Kit
ner; second. Hazel Woods. Time, OH.
BOYS NOVICE.
25-YARD FREE STYLE-Bruce RowNe;
second A. Edwards; third, Brown. Time
0:20ts.
FANCY DIVING.
GIRLS-Won by Onalene d.awrence wv 8.
CT 1876; second, Lois Bates wv. 8. G..
6is; third. Mary Allen Hood CIV. .. CD
MEN-won by Vincent Gomez fAmbsssS-
dor1 n 8; second. A. Smith tunattacned'
IT'S; third. Al Lyman tunattachedl. H.z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
WASHINGTON CLUB
Wins CANOE Event
Unofficial Contest Proves
Mastery Over Potomac and
Sycamore Island.

~ ESPITE the absence OF five of
its best bladesmen, including
the redoubtable Harry Knight,
who were participating in the
Peoples regatta at Philadelphia, the
Washington Canoe Club, in an I'M
official way, again proved its mastery
over the Potomac and Sycamore Island
Boat Clubs yesterday at the Tidal
Basin in the first annual District Fourth
of July canoe regatta.
Though no official score was kept, due
to the mixture of racing and canvas
canoe events, the Washington paddlers
took eight first places, while the
Potomac Boat Club canoeists were able
to win only four. Sycamore Island
failed to win an event.
200 Spectators Watch.
A gathering of some 200 watched the
Potomac boat clubmen win the first
three events, the racing canoe, one-man
single blade; canvas canoe, one-man
single blade; racing canoe, tandem
single blade, and the canvas canoe,
tandem single blade, but thereafter the
FOtOIldC pduOActS CAdAACo IAAC spray VI
the Washington Canoe Club bladesmen,
except in the mixed doubles, which was
a clean sweep for Potomac.
All of the racing canoe events were
run over a course slightly shorter than
a half mile, while the canvas canoe
races were over a quate1~mile stretch.
The Summaries.
RACING CANOES, ONE MAN. SINGLE
BLADEWCH c By G. Mi 9M otomaf sb p e.
Dq GaSy w e cs So T% oSE NAN SINGLE
sseond DICK A Sy e es7esmoTeS third Tesh
pfAShswss y 8 s4 ana sl ss4ss
Sasaa l% n.y. 8 3: third. Shaw and Mar.
bdnad wv e g se reD6 i pek i csd snd
(. 3. Acad lsycamorsJ: third: A. Smell and
E. R hss ". c G. S T PSUR Rs MEN SINGLE
consor sns z jonnson nni " n S5 seq
sesE va ca NUE. II 81 MET, Tns fte1
sesd ahS ssa +? Thom sssSnd and
siss HOOK so' and o john si Ions
y, RAS1SG cASoEs, ONE MAN; DOUBLE
sfcOPd' 4 Smith r,l. 7Wo 6. G.; third, Bufch
Won by Acad and Miss Shorb (P B c.:
second. G. Millar and Mary Burch P. 3.
G 81. tsird; Norman TN, Marsen and Miss Cur
"sAs1sGs ecasoEs%' tandem AM porn,y
FFMHApnEsCcWon by r. Johnson and A, Smith
Millsr P: B. CO.: ,third. A. p. shaw and N.
me- R rHcn r. cs~o Gn T Ti%s s1a7
RLAnEs--Won by. l.. Dunn and A. Smith
wv. c. c.; second. r. johnson end E. Nc
FAC RAcrS sE cHANooE,s, FoUR ' MFN Single
RLADES-Wor bv L. DUNN. E. Mcciuigan. d.
Jsraes Bn r% a GnnsoH Hnt tive shaw
and G M,llar P. B. @. Tire. 3:4s.
Mccsnigsn wv. e. Co; second, Bill Smell and
z. Lee wv. C. CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
CAPITAL CANOE|STS
CLEAN CLEAN UP j. REGATTA ! |: G
Washington Club Takes All
Firsts in Contests on
SchuylkilI River.
. PHILADELPHIA, July with a
- veteran, bald-headed athlete as

IN PHILADELPHIA, July with
- veteran, bald-headed athlete as
1 it's leader, the washington
Canoe Club scored brilliant
sweep of all Of. the six canoe contests
of the Peoples Regatta on the Schuyi-
kill River this morning, leaving canoe
lists of this section far astern.
The veteran was Harry knight, who
with his younger brother, Karl knight.
represented America in the 1924
Olympics.
Harry knight played part in four
of the six washington victories and his
brother Karl figured In three Of them,
for the most complete cleanup ever
scored here by one visiting club.
The Cacawa Canoe Club, with head
quarters in Tacony, was runner-up In
five of the six races and the Philadel-
phia Canoe Club was second in the
other event. The Cacawa athletes will
hold the national canoe championship
later in the Summer.
A 15-year-old lad, LIE Compt OF BriS-
toll, Pa, Young Mems Association, ng-
ured In the events, taking third IN tan
dem single paddles, when paired with
Fletcher Holland of that Bristol club.
Although entered in the regatta,
none of the canoeists of the Pendleton
Canoe Club of New York or OF the Po-
tomae Canoe Club of Washington ar
rived in time for the races, and the
events were run off without them.
washington completed the sweep OF
the regatta in the days final canoe
event, the quadruple double paddles,
hard-fought struggle from start TO nm
ish. nosing out iCacawa by length,
with Philadelphia close third.
Summaries:
ONE-MAN SINGLE PADDLES, QUARTER
Hhas Ssb by se aaaGy kn Bauer
Canoe Glub' .d selEd' Holland 'sri's0i T. M
Ns.bns SADp Gasse H Cub
HAIRY knight. kari Knisnt. jed FlerenE:
t G,nR Phisdephis oanoe Club smlth. Nc.
N9 4SN sTsns0n bo Sfd Ts BY
washington Canoe Club Harry knight;;,
i tSpds BTistol T. M Tine
tandem SINGLE PAPDLEszWen By
e sab sniEho sdS?n ssre hi s4sse
oe 6N fonPt h boTBaE pADpLEs QUARTER
ML-Won By Hamilton Rothrecs CWas sh
t tCacawa Canoe Club Of Tseony,; third
Fletcher Holland bristol Y. N. A.. Time,
ouHDRUPLE DOUBLE PADDLEs-won
rock; Karl Knisht; vollmsp second; Casa
tBoss, Dynes ,'S &cNutt aunter. Time. sss