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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23
DAVIS
 IS BRIDE OF
 EDWARD DULL
Ceremony Is Held in Parish Hall Reception and
 Dance Follow

Miss Sigrid Irene Davis, charm ing daughter of MT. and Mrs. David Davis, was married to MT. Edward John Dull, last Saturday evening, November q, in Parish Hall
 The hall was d cora ed d with ferns. American beauties and chry- santhemums. The couple was mar ried under a beautiful arch of evergreens, roses, chrysanthemums and ferns, The Rev. w. G. Le Vasseur was the officiating clergy man.
 The brides gown was of white satin made on princess lines. She carried large shower of white chrysanthemums tied with white satin ribbon. Her only jewelry was a string of pearls, the gift of the groom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23
CHINAWARE AND SILVERWARE 10 BE GIVEN AWAY
Women Patrons of CapitoI May Get Complete
 Sets Free of Cost

Beginning tomorrow night, wo- men patrons of the Capitol theatre will be afforded opportunity to as semble free of cost complete sets of chinaware and Silverwara. On nights that will be announced from time to time by the management either a piece of china or piece of silver will be given to every wo- man patron.
 Tomorrow night, chinaware will be given away. Some night next week, silverware will be given away.
 China sets and silver sets are each comprised of 50 pieces. Both wares are of Monterey make and style and are guaranteed to last at least ten years, providing there is no breakage or unusually rough useage.
 Samples of the wares are on dis play in the lobby of the theatre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23
satin trimmed in gold lace.
 Reception Held


 Reception Held
 A reception followed the we'd ding, given in the dining room of Parish Hall. Mrs. w. Odom, Mrs. H. Brastrom and Mrs. T. Salo served. The tables were decorated with candles and many beautiful flowers.
 Harry Brandt and his orchestra played selections during the recep- tion and while refreshments were being served and also for the dance following.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Dull left on the Alameda for a honeymoon trip to Washington and Oregon. They will return to Juneau shortly after the first of the year.
 A surprise greeted the newlyweds aboard the Alameda. The tables in the dining salon were gaily decorated in bridal colors and flow CTS and a reception was also held there for the bride and groom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23

USE the question Box at the Bible Chautauqua. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23
PUT ON SPOT
 BY CANCSTERS

NEW YORK, Nov 23. = Gang warfare flared new as Michael Ahsarn, dance hall bouncer, and John Lynch, suspected beer runner, both 26 years of age, were shot to death and their bodies hurled from an automobile in a deserted section of the Bronx early Sunday
 morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23
NOTICE

NOTICE
 The Juneau Water Co.'s office is now located with the Lucas Office Equipment Go. on Third Street. Telephone 50. Telephone bills may be paid at our office. adv. JUNEAU WATER co.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-23
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION

Special meeting of Silver Bow Lodge No. 2 A I. o. o. F. Tues day evening at 7:30 pm. Work in the degree of Truth. A special invitation is extended to visiting brothers.
 E. A. JOHNSON,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Duane Will Meet
Eddie Mccarthy
On Elk Feature
Lyle to Battle Kid Ode in Semi
Windup; Jones to Face
Campagna Monday

del Duane, Bismarck middleweight,
will display his fistic wares Monday
night when he meets Eddie McCar-
thy, 150-pound Mandan fighter at
the Rex theatre in the feature four
round bout on the fight card spon-
sored by the Bismarck Elks.
Both fighters are recommended as
furnishing plenty Of action. Both
have terrific rights and arc clever
boxers. = - ->A
In the f%our-round semi-windup,
Battling Lyle of Bismarck and Kid
Ode Of Bismarck, a pair of hard
punching middleweights, will trade
wallops.
Billy Jones of Elbowoods will bat
tie Kid Campagna of Bismarck in
another four-rounder.
Three other four-round fights have
been arranged by o. w. Roberts,
matchmaker and referee. They fol-
low: Battling Forsyth, Bismarck VS..
Mickey Wells, Bismarck: Battling
O,Leary, Mandan, VS.. Kid Duane, Bis
marck; and Jackie Kelch, 80 pound
Bismarck tiger. VS.. Sonny Schlosser.
Mandan's 82-pound fighter.
The card Monday night is the first
fight program of the Elks this year
that has been open to the public. 1t
Is scheduled to start at $3.50 p. m,
according to o. w. Roberts, match
maker and referee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
DODGE AND SELFRIDCE FIVES
WIN DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS
All Consolidated District Titlists
to Be Named by End
Of Week

Fargo, N. D., March Dodge and
Selfridge won their way into the
state tournament of the North Da-
kota consolidated graded high school
tournament to be held at Valley City
on March Is and 26 through trtumphs
over the weekend.
Dodge defeated Golden Valley. IS
to %, in the district event at Beulah,
while Selfridge advanced to the state
event as a result Of its conquest OF
Carson at Carson Saturday. The
score was Is to 81.
Eight teams joined Lankin, Grand
Prairie and Lehr Saturday as sub
district titlists. They are Stirum,
Mapleton, Brantford. Grandin, Isabel,
Hamlet Township, Hamlet and Des
Laos.
All district titlists will be named
following tournaments this weekend
Stirum and LaMoure will battle ii
out for honors in District l.. Stirum
defeated Gackle at LaMoure Satur-
day, "a to II, while Mapleton con-
quered Ayr in the only game played
at Mapleton, 10 to Z.
Grandin, Cass county champion
won the right to meet Lankin. three
times state champion, for the hon.
ors in District 2. Lankin clinchee
It's subdistrict title early last week
while Grandin defeated Gardner, il
the final of the subdistrict tourney
at Hunter Saturday. The score wa:
10 to IA.
Lel1r won the subdistrict title a
Steele Friday and will meet the win
ner of the subdistrict event at Max.
Isabel and Hamlet Township art
the contestants for District 5 hon
ors. Isabel defeated Brinsmade a
Rugby Saturday, 81 to 13, and Ham
let Township conquered Blaine. !!
to II.
Hamlet and Des Laos are in tn
championship race in District
Hamlet won from Ross at Stanle.
Saturday, 81 to 10, and Des Lac
conquered Cotcau at Minot. Is to 10
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Begin Dickinson
Tourney Friday
Favor Glen UlIin, Hebron and
Dickinson to Win Prelim-
mary Rounds
Totals

Dickinson, N. D.. March 9.-Thc
eighth district high school basket
ball tournament. under supervision Of
the lettermen's club of the Dickinson
State Teachers college, will be held
here Friday and Saturday. it has been
announced by H. j. Wienbergcn.
Nine teams have entered the tour
liament and between IS and 100
players and coaches r expected to
arrive in the city to participate in the
contests.
Advance dope has it that the teams
are we'll matched and, past scores
give Glen Ullin, Hebron and Dickin-
son an edge. with the Halliday and
Sentinel Butte teams rated as the
dark horses of the tournament. Hal
liday has won 10 consecutive games
and lost but one throughout the sea-
son.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Senators Have
PennantFever
At Spring Camp
All Athletes of Washington Club
Show Results Of Pre-
-, Season Training

Biloxi. Miss. March 9.--(P)-An ep-
idemic OF pcnnant fever in its most
virulent form has descended upon the
camp of the washington Senators
here.
From President Clark Griffith
down to Frankie Baxter, the assistant
trainer. who has been with the club
man and boy. for. 16 years, the Ma
tionals believe it is their year. AL
though. not quite. so outspoken, Man
ager Walt johnson is hit as hard as
any OF them.
The athletes, themselves, are fired
up. The veteran. batterymen, like
Fred Marberry who. normally do not
reach their best form until 4 month
after the campaign begins, started
preliminary conditioning weeks ago
and are further advanced than they
have been aIt'this stage in years.
There is little for the big train to
do except get his men in shape. He
hasn't q, position to worry about. His
mound staff, which includes five vet
Grams who won Is or more games last
a and ranked first in earned
runs allowed, is intact. His infield is
set, with plenty Of reserve strength;
the same with the outfit.
Club officials. record it, withal, as
the greatest team Washington has
had, mot. excepting those OF "a
and '25. 10
About the only thing Johnson feels
he could use right now is a little
better. hitting behind the plate, and
it looks like. he has found that IN
Cliff Bolton. a chunky receiver who
hit .377 for Chattanooga last season.
Roy Spencer and Bill Hargrave are
the veterans o. the staff.
Alvin Crowder, Sam Jones, Fred
Marberry, Lloyd Brown and Irving
Hadley comprise the big five OF the
pitching corps. AL were winners last
wear, turning. in 70. victories. Lynn
Griffith, who won 2i for Joplin In
the Western association, looks like
the outstanding prospect among five
| rockies in camp.
The inner works is strongly forti-
, fled, with Joe Judge at first, Charley
| Myer at second, Joe Cronin at short
and Ossie Bluege on third. In re-
serve at first. the Senator'S have Joe
Kutel. WallY Dashiell from Chat
+, tanooga will get. a utility role.
Sam West, Sam Rice and Henry
| Manusf make up a ball-busting out
| field. johnson, quite frankly, says
it's the best.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Games Close
Big Ten Scramble
Chicago Will Play Michigan and
Minnesota Faces Ohio
State i'm Finals

Chicago, March 9.-(PCThe 1881
Western conference basketball season
will become history Monday night
when the last two games OF the cam
paign will be played.
First and last places have been
clinched by Northwestern and Iowa,
respectively, but Monday nights
contests will determine intermediate
positions. Chicago will play at Mich
igan, and, if victorious, will be TIED
With Indiana. for sixth place. Should
the wolverines win, as they are ex-
pected to, they will go into a tie for
second place with Purdue, and pos
sibly Minnesota, which closes with
Ohio State 1T Minneapolis Monday
night.
Purdue, which started poorly this
season, made certain Of at least q tie
for second place last Saturday night
by walloping Iowa, 80 to 10, while
Chicago improved its position by
trimming Ohio State, 81 to ~. Mich
igan came from behind to defeat
Indiana, q to 20, for the second time
of the season, and put itself IN a
spot to tr for a tie for second Mon
day night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Springfield B0wlers
Lead in Pin Tourney

st. Louis, March 9.-tReBowlers
from Springfield, ILL.,. were leading in
all four events-fivc-man, doubles,
singles and all-events-in the ninth
annual national tournament of the
knights OF Columbus Bowling asso-
citation, which completed the second
OF five weekend programs last night.
The all-events leader was G.. H.
Ammon with a total Of 1874; ]. May
field anu Bestling went into the lead
in the doubles with l.207, and the
Christophers were ahead In the five
man events with 1855. In addition,
Harmon and his partner, ]. Robson,
were In eighth place in the doubles,
while Hammon's 637 gave him third
place in the singles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Intersectional Stars 70 Compete
in Meet at Champaign
Saturday

Champaign, ILL.,, March 9.-(R-
Track and field stars from the mid
west, south and east will come to
Champaign next Saturday to con-
tinue their attack IN records In the
fourteenth renewal Of the University
Of Illinois relay carnival.
The event, one Of the classics OF
the indoor season, will include four
relays for universities, the one mile.
two mile, medley and four mile; .
mile relay, medley and two mile
event for colleges, and an open $40
yard high hurdle shuttle relay.
Special events r the 75-yard
dash, 75-yard high and low hurdles,
300-yard dash, 1000 yard run, 1900
meters run, broad Jump, high Jump.
pole vault and shotput.
One Of The most attractive events
will be the all-around championship
largely because Pennsylvania's great
Barney Berlinger will attempt to win
it for the third straight year. Ber-
linger last year set q record Of SOTO
points and with competition Is fig
ured capable of establishing q mark
that will stand for q long time. Seven
events are included in the all-around:
the 75-yard dash, 75-yard high
hurdles, shot put, pole vault, high
jump, broad jump and 880-yard runs
"a thorough test.
Missouri's mile relay team, with two
veterans back, will defend its title,
and Notre Danes two-mile team IS
favored to repeat its triumph Of last
year.
The university medley relay title
will be defended by Marquette, and
Pittsburgh, Kansas State Teachers
will strive to repeat in the college
mile and tive mile relays. Michigan
State normal, Yqsilanti, Mich, Will
be back for the medley race.
All the point winners in the West
ern conference indoor championships
last Saturday night, are entered.
headed by Michigan's title winners.
Eddie Tolan is expected to give the
wolverines q victory IN the 75-yard
dash, and Perry Austin Will renew
rivalry with the Indiana distance
runners in the $500 meters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Beach: Rallies to
Defeat Belfield
Cowboys Begin to Click in
Second Period to Win ~
to 10 Contest

Beach, N. D., March o. The
Beach high school Cowboys SATURDAY,
night chalked up a 22-18 victory over
a hard fighting team from Eelfield
in one of the best basketball games
here this season. The Beach team
trafled 1873 at the close of the first
half, but ST red a strong rally in the
second half In addition to holding
their opponents to three free throws
in that period.
Doering of Belfield was the indi-
vidual star of the contest, scoring 10
points to gain high point honors for
the evening and playing a strong
game at center.
MCGEE and Langberg Of the Cow
boys each ..cored seven points and
Knezevich six. BosSer,nan at guard
played an exceptionally good game
and was a strong cog in the Cowboy
defense that was well-nigh impene-
trable in the second halt.
This was the last game Of the sea-
son for tic Cowboys before the tour
nament' at Dickinson March 1914.
The summaries
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Richardton Five
Is Stark County
:, Basketball King
Assumption Abbey ouint Wins
First Annual Tournament,
+. Beating Gladstone
1Tribune Special Servicc)

Dickinson, N. OAK, March 9.-De-
feating Gladstone high school. Is to
., In the state teachers college gymna-
SUM here Saturday night, Assumo-
ton Abbey, Ri%chardton. won the
Stark county high school basketball
championship.
st. Joseph's, Dickinson, won the
grade school title by trimming Glad
stone, 16 to 3.
The first annual Stark tournament
was sponsored by the Dickinson bust
ness mems association.
Jaeger, Pechtl. and Splonsowski
were outstanding performers for the
champions while Degal and Fieler
were Gladstone's high scorers.
In the consolation event Richard
ton public high school beat Versippi,
26 to Is. Bagenstoss, Richardton, and
Culver. Versippi, were leading play
ers in this game.
st. Patrick's grade school, Dickin-
son, won its consolation game with
Lefor, the score being S to 3. Curn
Of the Irish played we'll. Champion
ship trophies were awarded to each
of the winning teams and a sports
manship trophy went to Versippi.
All-county teams selected follow:
high school-Jaeger, Abbey, and Fie-
Ter, Gladstone, forwards; S%plonsow-
ski, Abbey, center; Mundt. Abbey and
Simon, Gladstone, guards; grade
school -Feilcr, Gladstone, and Wets-
gerber. st. Joseph's, forwards; Curn,
st. Patrick's center: Hollinger Glad
stone, and Krumenacker, LefOr
guards.
The box score for the champion
chin na mn foll0u,c.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Moorhead Winner in
Sub-District Meet

Moorhead, Mimi, March 9.-Moor-
head high school swept past its first
peril on its path to the Minnesota
interscholastic basketball meet, when
its machine like combination defeat
cd .Dilworth <4-15 In the final Of the
sub-district tournament of District
"a. Saturday, at Concordia college.
The victory advanced the Spuds in
to the district meet Friday at Frazec.
where they will oppose .B~arnesvllle.
the other sub-district champion, for
the right to enter regional competi-
ton. !.
Two players from Moorhcad, Bud
Marouardt and Erling Schranz, were
placed at forward positions on the
au-star tournament team selected BY
officials Of the sub-district meet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
TOURNAMENT WILL
START TUESDAY,
FINALS THURSDAY
Bismarck Phantoms Favored to
Win; Will Play at High
=. School Gymnasium
HETTlNGER TEAM WILL PLAY
L. c. McMahan and Jimmy Stat
terry to officiate; Are II
Entries in Meet
HETTINGER TEAM WILL PLAY

Drawings for Bismarck district No.
III in the independent basketball
tournament, we're made Monday, ac-
cording to A. H. Galliger, who hes
charge of the meet.
Because the Bucyrus and Hettinger
independent cage teams were unable
to agree on a floor, they will meet in
their final tilt Thursday In the Bis
marck high school gymnasium to de-
eide the championship of the south
west district.
Because there are II teams entered
in the tourney. three byes were given
in the first round. Glen Ullin, the
Mandan Recreation quint, and Dunn
Center, a dark horse In the tourna-
ment, received byeS.
The tournament Is scheduled to
open Tuesday at $3.50 p. M. in the
Bismarck high school gymnasium
with the finals set for Thursday
night. According to the preliminary
schedule all first round contests will
be finished Tuesday and Wednesday
with the Semi-finalS also on Thurs
day.
The Bismarck PhantomS arc given
the edge to cop the district tourna-
ment that will be held in the Bis
marck high school gymnasium. Leon
ard c. McMahan, former 1Iamline
university star, and James Slattery,
of the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege, will officiate at the games The
Phantoms will have competition In
the Glen Ullin Ramblers, but they
are preparing for the Bison game
that will be the cu~rtatn-raiser to the
state tournament here March 27-28.
Announcement was made Sunday
that Saalwaechter will bring three
former Mandan stars with him on
the squad. Saalwaechter is certain of
using Arthur, Mcdonald and Seitz in
the lineup.
Drawings as announced by Galliger
follow:
Tuesday
$50 p.m.-Washburn VS.. steele.
1880 p.m.-New Salem VS.. Almont
! 1880 p.m.-Mandan Papooses VS.. Bis
marck A. Q. u. w.
$50 p.m.-Phantons VS.. Mandan Pur-
ity Dairy.
Wednesday
$3.50 p.m.-Glen Cllin VS.. winner OF
Washburn-Steele.
1880 p.m.-Mandan Recreations VS.,
winner New Salcm-Al-
mont.
1880 p.m.-Winner of Mandan Pa
! pooses-Bismarck A.O.C.W
$50 p. m.-Dun Center VS.. winner
,Phantom-Mandan Purity
Dairy.
Thursday
$50 p.m.-Semi-finals.
500 .m.-Hettinger vs.. Bucyrus.
! 900 p.m.-Finals in Bismarck district
No. II.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
McC lusky Five Wins
I'M in Sheridan

McClusky, N. D.. March 9.-Mc-
Clusky high school basketball team
carried off honors in the fourth an
nual Sheridan county basketball
tournament at Denhoff by defeating
Denhoff. % to Is, in the finals. A
crowd estimated at 400. witnessed the
game. f..
Goodrich was eliminated by Nc
Clusky, 20 to Ill.,, and Denhoff tri-
umphed over Martin. % to 10, in the
morning games. Goodrich swamped
the Martin Quint. SO to 6, in the con-
ISOLATION contest.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Breaks Old
Mile Relay Mark
Six Records Shattered at Meet;
Chapman Races Two Fast
Miles Saturday

New York, March 9.-(P)-Before
a crowd of 10000 delirious graduates
and undergraduates. the cream Of the
track and field athletes OF eastern
universities Saturday night broke one
worlds record, six meet records. and
tied another in the 10th annual in
tercollegiate A. A. A. A. indoor track
and field games.
AS an added thrill. Russell Chap
Of Bates college passed by Phil
man of Bates college passed by less
er lights, came within a split second
OF Lloyd Hahn's worlds indoor
mark for two miles.
The University. of Pennsylvania
romped off with the team title, due In
part Of the sterling efforts of big
Barney Berlinger, who competed in
four events to tally 10 Of the Red and
Blues. SO .1/10 points. Barney won
the shot put and tied with Everett
Colyer of Cornell in the pole vault,
at Is feet, and Ga inches. He also
took a fifth place tie in the high
Jump.
Penn Runners Set Mark
The worlds record fell to the fast
stepping mile quartet from Pennsyl-
vaina which defeated Holy Cross,
anchored by Bernie McCafterty. in q
thrilling finish and the new worlds
time Of 2 minutes II and $40 sec
onds. The race broke Harvard's old
mark by almost three seconds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Sentinel Butte
Clinches Title
Beats BelfieId Fl to IA to Re-
cord Ninth Conference Win
in. as Many Starts
(Tribunc Special Servicc)

Sentinel Butte. N. D., March g.
Sentinel Butte, leader in the North
Missouri Slope high school basketball
conference. defeated Belfield, q to IA,
here Saturday night.
The game was fast only in the
first quarter, when Belfield assumed
an 8 to Z lead. Carlson vas out
standing for the Sentinels while
Doering and Schwartz played well for
the losers.
Sentinel Butte's girl cagers defeated
the Belfield girls, 80 to 10, in the pre-
liminary.
The victory was Sentinel Butte's
ninth in nine conference starts and
gives the S%entinels the undisputed
championship of the circuit.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09

San Antonio.-Thc Chicago
White Sox were back in San An
tonic Monday to resume practice
after splitting a pair of games
with Houston of the Texas league
Saturday and Sunday.
The Sox lost Saturday, hut
Sunday, aided by some good
pitching by Pat Caraway, Jim
Moore and Johnny Intlckofcr.
won, IL to 3.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Bruins, Canadiens
Hold Hockey Lead

New York, March 9.-(R-The
Montreal Canadiens and Boston
Bruins, leaders Of the National
Hockey Leagues two divisions. fur
nisned the highlights of last weeks
play as they made certain that they
would hold first place to the end. The
Canadiens clinched the Canadian d.
vision lead Sunday night as they de-
feated the Detroit Falcons, 2 to O
while Boston can get no worse than q
tie for first place in the American di-
vision.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09

Avalon.-The Chicago Cubs think
they are going to be extremely glad
they acquired Pitcher Bob Smith
from the Boston Braves.
Smith pitched five innings of a IL
to / victory over Los Angeles Sunday,
and gave up two hits. Root finished
the game and permitted three well
spaced singles and famed five bats
men.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-09
Basketball Scores

Purdue 80: Iowa 10.
Michigan a: Indiana 20.
Carleton 81; MaoalAgter a.
Superior state Teachers =: HAM
line a..
Milwaukee Teachers =: Eau Claire
80.
Yale 81: Cornell q,
Carnegie Tech 81: Penn State q.
Dartmouth ~: Princeton 4.
Cornell -: Ripon ~
Ohio state =; Chicago y.