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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR vACA.
TlON OF PART OF ALLEY

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of February. 1882, there was
filed in the office Of the City Audi
tor of the City of Bismarck, Nortl,
Dakota. a verified petition for the
vacation Of the alley running east
and west in Block s. Northern Pacific
Addition to the City of Bismarck,
North Dakota: that the object of va
eating said alley, as set forth in said
petition, is that said alley is not be-
ing used for alley purposes by any
of the adjoining property owners, and
could better be used for private pur-
poses; that the said petition will be
heard and considered by the Board
Of City Commissioners at its regular
meeting to be held on the 21st day Of
March. 1882, at the hour of eight
o'clock. =. NJ; and that at such time.
the said Board will hear testimony
and evidence of any person who may
be interested in the granting Of said
petition or the denial thereof.
(SEAL)
NJ. H. ATKINSON,
City Auditor.
2-19-26 S-4-11.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
Kid Fettig Beats
Mill City Fighter
Grand Forks Lightweight Drops
Jack Morris, Minneapolis,
in Third

Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 19.-(P)-
Kid Fettig, Grand Forks light heavy
weight, stopped Jack Norris, Min
neapolis, in the third round of a
scheduled six round bout here Thurs
day night. Referee Johnny Knauf
halted the bout after Fetting had
given the Mill City boy a bad beat
ing and sent him to the canvas with
a hard right to the jaw.
Jack Fletcher of Fargo beat En-
NETT Smith of Grand Forks in the
four round semi windup, while Dan
gerous Dan, Grand Forks Negro
heavyweight, outpointed Frank Dick
inson of Moorhead in four rounds.
In other bouts, Norman Olson of
Fargo knocked out Tuffy Maras of
Danvers, Mimi, in the second round
after having a wide margin in the
first and Joe Cranzel of East Grand
Forks fought draw with Billy Burns
of Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
NOTICE OF sHERIFF.s SALE
~ A NyODTlI L 4

NOTICE OF SHERIFF.s SALE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
Of Ward--ss.
]. n. Peyton as Commissioner of
and Statutory LiQuidator of the
State Bank of Pine Island, Mime
sofa, Plaintiff,
Loomis +. Irish, Laura S. Irish, Nina
Blanche Parker, Ruth Selma Fur
low and Caryl Carlisle Irish,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ,eEsi,oa That
by virtue of an execution to me di-
rected and delivered, and now in my
hands, issued out Of the Clerks Office
Of the Fifth Judicial District Court.
State of North Dakota, in and for the
County of Ward, upon a judgment in
attachment rendered in said Court in
favor Of j. n. Peyton as Comrnission-
er Of Banks of the State of Mime
State Bank Of Pine island. Mime
sofa, Plaintiff, and against LOOMS f.
Irish. Lura S. Irish, Nina Blanche
Parker. Ruth Selma Furlow and
Caryl Carlisle Irish, Defendants,
i have levied upon all the right,
title and interest of said defendants,
in and to the hereinafter described
land, which they, or either of them,
had on the 18th day of May. 1890. or
at any time thereafter, at which time
writ of attachment, notice of such
levy being legally served upon the
occupants of said premises and duly
recorded in, the office of the Regis
ter OF Deeds Of Burleigh County.
laneous Deeds on Page 227 on said
date;
And shall on the 10th day Of
March. 1892, at the hour. Of two
o'clock p. NJ, OF said day, at the front
Of Bismarck. County Of Burlelgh and
State of North Dakota, proceed to sell
all the right, title and interest of the
above named Loomis f. Irish, Lura S.
ma Furlow and Caryl Carlisle Irish,
which they had on the 18th day Of
May, 1880, or thereafter, in and to the
hereinafter described property to sat
isfy said Judgment and costs. amount
Ing to One Hundred Twenty Nine
and 42-1o0 Dollars. ($129.4S1.42) to-
gether with all accruing costs Of sale,
and interest on the same from the
18th day OF June, 1891. at the rate OF
auction to- the n At public
cash.
The premises described in said
Judgment and in said levy and which
VII! pc sold to satisfy said judgment
ment and to this notice. are situated
IN the County Of Burleigh and state
OF North Dakota and described as fol-
lows, to-wit; The West Half (W2)
and the West Half Of the East Half
lW!a Of ED OF Section Twenty
Eight (2O in Township One Hundred
Forty Three (143) North of Range
Seventy Seven (77) West OF the Fifth
Principal Meridian.
Dated this 10th day of February,
J. L. KELLEY,
Sheriff of Burleigh County,
North Dakota.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Minot, North Dakota.
Ga. 10. 26; 81. II, 1s)
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LEVINSKY OUTPOINTS DEMPSEY BEFORE RECORD CROWD
Lankin and Niagara Win Open.
ers in Consolidated High
School Meets

Sherwood. N. D., Feb. l9.-tPe
Dates for the consolidated state bas-
ketball tournament have been chang
ed from March 10 and II to March II
and l8. o. K. Cline. secretary OF the
consolidated high school league OF
North Dakota. announced Friday.
District tourney dates also have been
set for one week later than sched-
uled
Because Of conflict at Valley City
with classified league tournaments.
the consolidated league state tourney
to be held at Valley City was post
poned until March II and Is, Cline
said. District tournaments Of the
league originally set for Feb. rs and
y. have been set back one week to
March I and 5.
County tournament dates, Feb -
and 20, remain unchanged.
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Rookie Second Baseman With Cubs
Will Understudy Famous Hornsby

Chicago, Feb. 19.-(P-1magine
the predicament of crooner sent
in to pinch hit for a basso pro-
fundo In grand opera and you
have some inkling OF the problem
facing 22-year-old Billy Herman
Of the Chicago Cubs.
Billy next season is slated to fill
in at second base for Rogers
Hornsby and the bat of the Cubs
manager decidedly has sung bass
during the IS seasons he has been
in the big league. For three sea-
sons the Rajah was a 400 hitter.
On half dozen other occasions
he has been near that mark.
This then is the role young
Billy. whose piping has been con-
fined to minors except for a brief
stretch with the Cubs late last
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
Will Limit Track
Teams to IS Men
Rule to Affect Northwestern
Ohio-chicago-W Wisconsin
Meet Saturday

Chicago, Feb. 19.-(F)-A new rule,
limiting track teams to is men for
indoor meets adopted by the western
conference, has just come to light,
and will be effective in the annual
Northwestern-O Ohio Chicago Wiscon-
sin quadrangular meet at Evanston
Saturday night.
The ruling also affects outdoor
teams to 20 men. Wisconsin, Big Ten
indoor champion last year, is favored
to win tomorrow nights meet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
uckmen Squirt in
Last Minute Race
.at Playoff Series in Pros
pect For Clubs in Nation
al Hockey League

ew York, Feb. 19.-(P-1f the Ma
al Leagues Hockey clubs stick as
together down the home stretch
he campaign as they are now. a
t playoff series should be in store
the fans.
ne Boston Bruins and Detroit Fall
!, struggling to a scoreleSs tie
rsday night, went into a deadlock
the Chicago Blackhawks at the
ONT mark for second place in the
ue's American division. They are
n points behind the leaders the
a York Rangers.
Ne Montreal Maroons, third place
~ Of the Canadian division, also
lght their total up to "a points
& night, defeating the New York
.ricans 3 to I.
)routo's Maple Leafs moved back
q tie with the champion Mon
/ Canadiens for the Canadian di-
n lead, five points ahead OF the
oons, by defeating the Rangers
3.
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IENlONS WILL PLAY
VALLEY CITY HERE
SATURDAY EVENING
arriors Will Attempt to Avenge
Previous Defeat at Hands
of Locals
Ps TO MEET PAP00sEs
.ntests Will Be Played on
Courts Of State Train.
ing School

Bismarck and Mandan will renew
.ir ancient basketball feud tonight
en- the Demons take on the Braves
the state training school gymnas-
4.
The 1mps are slated to meet the
oooses in the preliminary setto.
The game between the reserve out
!, is slated to start at 7 p. m. MAN
I time) and the main contest is
eduled to get under way an hour
r..
he Warriors will seek to avenge
revious defeat at the hands of the
lis several weeks ago. At that
the Bismarck aggregation turn
back the Braves by four point
rgin in a game that was nip and
k throughout. The Demons earn
their victory through greater pre-
on from the charity line and were
scored from the floor by a mar
Of one basket.
a result, many of the Brave
lp followers feel that the Man.
outfit is capable OF trimming the
mons and are waiting for the
re with relish.
lness has struck at both camps
is expected to effect a change in
lineups. Dohn has been Ill with
uenza for the last week and it is
btful whether or not he will be
4. to play more than one quarter.
rphy sustained a back injury in
ctice recently and seems to be
nitely out Of the picture.
everal of the Mandan players also
been i'll and their starting line
is problematical.
zach George Hays said that, with
hard games in as many days, he
Id not tax the strength Of his
,ers to any great extent and prob
Z would make numerous substitu-
IS.
e indicated that he probably would
t Finnegan at center, Green and
.lickenmeyer at guards and Eddie
e at forward. If Dohn's condition
mits, he will start him at the 9TH
forward berth.
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Teams which will compute IL. cGa---
ty Journeys are listed below,
Teams which matched Their has-
ketball ability against enc another
in county tournaments are;
Barnes county-NoUe, Svea. Itch
vile. Greenland. Marion. Rogers.
Green. Valley City, Eckleson, and
Grand Prairie.
Benson county - Oberon, Brins-
made, Isabel. Esmond, Warwick and
Toxic.
Bottineau - Blaine. Lansford
Kramer, Newberg, Landa and Rus
sell.
Cass-Davenport, Grandin, Leon
ard, and Gardner.
Cavalier-Alsen, Grey, Calvin, and
Munich.
Divide-Colgan and Fortuna.
Grand ForkS-Niagara and Kemp
ton.
Griggs-Dover, Wimbledon and
Binford.
Kidder-Tuttle, Dawson and Rob.
inson.
La Moure-Jud, Kuhn, Nortonville
and Verona.
McHenry-Upham, Bantry, Bal.
four, Kief, and Norwich.
Mercer - Golden Valley, Beulah
and Stanton.
Mountrail-Van Hook and Ross.
Pierce-Wolford and Barton.
Renville-Eden Valley, White Ash
Dcnnybrook and Norma.
Rolette-Dunseith and st. John.
Stutsman - Edmun DIS, Kense
Woodwork, Medina, Spiritwood, and
Cleveland.
Sioux-Solen, Fort Yates and Sell
fridge.
| Ward-Lonetree, Hartland, Fox
holm and Burlington.
Walsh Adams, Edinburg, anc
F,airdale.
District managers and count,
! whose champion will compete II
each district are:
District 1T. A. Olson, Berthold
manager: Williams, Divide, Burke
Mckenzie, Mountrail, Renville and
Ward counties.
District "A. D. McMaSter, Rugby
manager; Bottineau, McHenry, Ro.
lette, Pierce. Benson and Towner.
District Sc. ]. Taintor, Parl
River, manager; Cavalier, Pembina
Ramsey, Walsh, Nelson and Crane
Forks.
District &C. A. Newgard, Ender.
lin, manager; Steele, Trail, Cass
Barnes, Ransom, Richland and Sar.
gent.
District 5-J. Carlson, Spiritwood
manager; Wells. Eddy, Foster, Griggs
Stutsman, La Moure and Dickey.
District CIV. F. McClelland, Man.
dan, manager; Mclean, Sheridan
Burleigh, Kidder, Emmons, Logar
and Mcintosh.
District 7-G. G. Kadlec, Beulah
manager: Dunn. Mercer, Oliver, Nor.
ton, Stark, Billings, and Colder
Valley.
District 8-K. Monson, Carson
manager; Slope, Bowman, Hettinger
Adams, Grant and Sioux.
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season. will try to fill. II he
doesn't push 1t over he'll not be
unique.
Back in 1929 when Hornsby
broke an ankle, Clarence Wick
Blair went in and did such 4
sprightly job around second base
the Cubs went ahead and won the
pennant. But Blair couldn't keep
up the pace, once Hornsby re-
turned. Last season he batted
only 1853 in 86 games and that
about lets him out.
This same DOGGY of hitting up
to Hornsby" will be around to
trouble Herman's sleep. Last sea-
son the Rajah who is now 36, hit
$3.50 in 100 contests and he has
announced despite his aged UNI
der-pinning he hopes to play as
many games this year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
..x:!5F!A1!;!:!.
(By The Associated Press

tBy The Associated Press
Chicago-King Levinsky, Chi
eago, outpointed Jack Dempsey
"a: newspaper decision; George
Nichols, Buffalo, N. T., outpoint-
ed Billy Jones. Philadelphia (1O;
frankie Battaglia, Winnipeg,
Man., outpointed Jack Moran,
Chicago (6); Franta Nekolny,
Czcchoslovakia, outpointed Milo
Millitti, Omaha.
New York-Adolf Heuser, Ger
many, stopped Nick Palmer,
Brooklyn (6).
Kalamazoo, Mich.-Martin Le-
vandowslki, Grand Rapids, Mich,
outpointed Rosy Rosalcs, Cleve-
land (10); Johnny Fletcher, Kali
amazoo, outpointed Carlos Her
rera, Chicago (S).
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
MORE OF THE SAME

MORE OF THE SAME
If you don't like these, try this
boxing first ten:
I. Max Schmeling, Germany.
2. Jack Sharkey, y. s. A.
3. Mickey Walker, U. S. A.
4. Lou Brouillard. U. s. A.
5. Tony Canzoneri. U. S. A.
6. Kid Chocolate, Cuba.
z. Gene Huat, France.
8. AL Perez, France.
9. Newsboy Brown, u, s. A.
10. Locatelli, Italy.
The rowing list Is headed by Bobby
Pearce of Australia, world Sculling
champion. The No. post In motor
racing goes to Sir Malcolm Campbell
and Bert Hinkler, long-distance Brit
ish flier, is at the top of the aviation
list, with Flight Lieut.. Stainforth Of
England second, Post and Gatty, the
American world filters. third.
Babe Didrikson, the Texas girl,
rates third among the women ath-
letes, below Mime. Heublein of Ger
many and Fraulein Schumann OF
Holland.
Helene Madison, worlds record
woman swimmer. places no better
than No. 8 in the aquatic ranking.
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CALL FOR BIDS

Bids will be received ut the office
OF the n 4 Oil Co.. Underwood, n.
Oak. MP to p. m. March 10. 1882. for
the erection OF Service Station to
Be erected on Lots Is and Il. Block
- OF Veeders Addition to the City Of
n. ID. Plans and specific
cations may be viewed at the office
Of the Il 4 8 Oil Co.. Underwood. N.
y. All bids must be accompanied by
Certified Check for 6oo Of the hid.
The right - reserved to accept or re-
Ject any or all bids.
H. q. RasmussOn, MGR.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
SPORT SLANTS
BY ALAN GOULD

For variety, L'Auto, the Partisan
sports paper, ranks the first ten" in
track and field athletics as follows:
l. Jules Ladoumegue, France.
2. A. Jarvinen, Finland.
3. Frank Wykoff, U. S. A.
4. Ben Eastman, U. S. A.
S. Percy Williams, Canada.
6. Lauri Lehtinen, Finland.
Z. Chuhei Nambu, Japan.
8. Percy Beard, U. S. A.
8. George Spitz, U. S. A.
10. Bill GRADER, U. S. A.
The list is, to say the least, COM
plimentary to Uncle Samuel's agile
young men, although all five of those
mentioned have been turning in a
number of remarkable accomplish
ments over the last year.
Where, however, is the peerless
Paavo Nurmi? Or Is he barred from
this list by age, even though he broke
the worlds outdoor two-mile record
(beating Lehtinen, among others
only last summer?
Any first ten" in track without
Nurmi is like a tennis ranking list
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
Mum Will Return
To Athletic Wars

Minneapolis, Feb. 19.-(P)-Clarence
Mum will return to the athletic wars
Saturday in milder role than his
last appearance last fall as football
captain and guard.
Recovered from a recent attack of
bronchial pneumonia, Mum will
throw the shot for Minnesota at Iowa
City in the first track meet of the
season for the Gophers against the
HaWkeyeS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19

without Moody the Great or Hamlet
without the celebrated Dane.
Where, too, is our own Barney Ber-
linger. the last years "outStanding
amateur" and winner Of the James
E. Sullivan Memorial Award? Or
Rampling Of Britain and Vic Will
liams of California, the great quar-,
ter-milers?
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
TOURNEY AT BEULAH

Beulah, N. D., Feb 19.-(R)-The
Mercer county consolidated high
school league basketball tournament
will be held here Feb. 10 and 20.
Golden Valley, Beulah and Stanton
will play to represent the county in
the district tournament the follow
ing week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19

Grand FORKS, \. .. Ees>. N.--.E'--
A fighting N-aga;-s ccrscilcRrs. s: school,
oaSks5halL team ls;>ereC IN tire GRAND
Forks COUNTY Dc,ir'raTnefC Wt1i- 8
startling upseE here SaCur.;ay r.;kni
defeating Thompson q ou : II lsts
only first round game. rhe cccssca :
dated sci,cci tourney is being ,ei. u
oriurction witt, tire aaInual ccul.5T
meet the classified champion, 11es1tz,sss
the consolidated winner Il, The 1tT,.la--
bac1Ia Saturday
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
N[AULER DECIS|VELY
DEFEATED IN FIGHT
With YOUNGER MAN
Chicagoan Gets Is Out Of "a
Votes From Newspaper
men at Ringside
Former Champion Is Leg Weary
in Final Rounds; ShuffIes
to Corner

Chicago, Feb. l9.-tR1-Jack Demp-
sey's promised land, in which he had
visioned another chance at the heavy
weight championship of the world.
today seemed to have been only q
mirage.
Thursday night in the Chicago sta
dunn, before a record smashing crowd
Of 1892 spectators who left $74.l99. IS
at the gates. Dempsey in the opinion
Of a big majority Of newspaparmen
and about the same percentage Of the
customers, took a beating from King
Levinsky, the seeking Jewish boy
from Chicago's Ghetto.
The bout was billed as an exhibition;
there was no official decision. A poll
Of writer's at the ringside, however.
gave Levinsky 10 votes, two for
Dempsey and four called it a draw
The ovation the grinning KinSfish
received as he left the ring Indicated
the crowd felt the same way about It.
Gives Away is Years
Giving away six and one half pounds
and nearly 16 years, Dempsey was the
same scowling, glowering Dempsey
who knocked out Jess Willard.
Georges Carpenter and Luis FEpc-
until he went into action. He came
out weaving and bobbing, but slowly,
and Levinsky who radiated confidence
from the time he climbed into the
ring, met him. took everything the
former champion had TO offer, and it
seemed, gave back just little bit
NOR.
Dempsey had plenty Of his vicious
belts to the body in the first two
rounds and the cocky king took few
and then held on. Starting With the
third, there was less steam in the
punches that used to lay opponents
low, and LevinSky cut loose and ham,
mered both hands to Dempsey's head
and body and built up the margin
that convinced writer's and spectators
Dempsey showed distinct signs OF
wear after the first round when he
stalked to his corner. After the
other three rounds the stalk became
a shuttle.
Levinsky, springy Of leg and In nc
even went 50 far In the fourth, as te
stop almost contemptuously as Demp.
sey plodded around him seeking ar
opening, and beckoned the Manassa
man to come on and fight-just as
Dempsey had urged Gene Tunney to
come on and fight in that uproarous
seventh round at Soldier Field In
1927.
Record Crowds Attend
Regardless of whether he can ever
reach the point Of engaging in a real
battle, Dempsey demonstrated he is
still champion at the box offices
The crowd was the greatest ever to
watch an indoor fight, and the gate
was gratifying to the stadium cor
poration and the boxers. Dempsey
had the option of 60 per cent of the
receipts and paying Levinsky $500
or he might take As per cent and
leave the Kingfish Is per cent.
Dempsey's only comment was:
Hes a good boy and a dangerous
puncher."
Levinsky, more cocky than ever
said:
CAV, he amt so hot. but he can still
punch. His left hook is good. But
the king can take them"
The semi-final bout, 10 rounder
in the National Boxing association
light heavyweight elimination tourna-
ment, resulted in stunning upset
victory for George Nichols, stiff
punching southpaw from Buffalo, N
Y, over Billy Jones, Philadelphia
negro.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
FRENCH CHIVALRY

Helen Wills Moody receives start
ling recognition as we turn to the
first ten" of tennis, thrown open
to male and female, amateur and
pro alike by L'Auto.
The Californian ranks No. 2 in this
list, below only Henri Cochet; above
Big Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines,
top rnen OF the American phalanx.
The rest Of the tennis rating, in
order, includes Fred Perry Of Eng
land, Jean Borotra of France, Bunny
Austin of England, Sidney Wood of
America, Frank Shields Of America
and Karel Kozeluh, the Czechoslo-
vakian professional.
Who says chivalry is dead?
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
L.ANNlN OPENS CAMPAIGN
FOR FIFTH CHAMPIONSHIP

Lankir, n. D. Feb. lS.-tF'--lan-
kin consolidated school opened its
drive for 3 fifth consecutive state
basketball Championship here Friday
night by 6efeasiag EGsseG-y u the
opening round cf the county colrns-
msnr Is 10 u. Friday the champions
face Adams II the ttsals. raircale.
only other entry - Tire meet, With
drew,
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PLAY0FF MARCH As

Dickinson, N. D., Feb. 19.-R)-The
final playoff Of the district cham
pionship games will be held March
1 and 5, committee Of the con-
solidated and Stark county school
basketball tournament decided at q
meeting here. H. O. Pippin, county
school superintendent, presided at
the meeting. Five grade schools, st.
Elizabeth, st. Joseph. st. Patricks,
st. Mary,s and Gladstone are in the
district with five high schools reg
istered at Gladstone, Versippi, South
Heart. Assumption Abbey and Taylor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19
Basketball Scores

River Falls Teachers As; Eau Claire
Teachers %.
Rapid City School Of Mines Il;
Aberdeen Northern Normal 80.
Hockey
Polish Olympic team o; Minnesota
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19

BEATS RESTAURANT BUSINESS
Jim Londos, Greek claimant of the
world heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship, won 10l matches In 1891,
for which he was paid $50 600. That's
an average Of two victories and al
most $4,000 per week.
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CRIMSON TIDE SMELLS

The largest varsity football squad
in the history of the school reported
to Coach Frank Thomas for the Uni
versity OF Alabama spring football
practice. The squad numbered al
most 200 athletes.
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Strange But True
News Items of Day
'By The Associated Press

Los Angeles: Roscoe AteS, stutter-
ing comedian, Thursday for speeding
last Christmas eve, said: "G-G-Guil-
ty. It t-t-ook me $3.50 long to say
Merry C-C-Christmas to my If
friends that I had to h-h-hurry."
Judge Paonessa replied: "Thatll be
ten dollars; and hurry on out before
I get d-d-doing it,
Loretta, Pa.--Wonder what the
mother of big steel man like
Charles Schwab sends "her boy
on his 10th birthday anniver-
sary; it was a quilt she made
herself out of 5000 patches.
Chicago Green dismissed q
prohibition law violation charge
against Adam Krolikowski, saying
that as long as the wealthy can drink
in private the workingmen ought to
have the same privilege. The allega-
ton was that Krolikowski ran a place
catering to workingman trade.
Chicago-Oh, Mr.. Tunney, you
b0okiSh fellow, you; lo0kit Mr..
John Harrison Dempsey! He was
being dined before Thursday
nights fight with Mr.. Levinsky
Of the Maxwell Street Levin
sky's and each speaker wound up
by saying: May the best man
VIM Mr.. Dempsey stood this
grammatical murder until his
turn came to speak, whereupon
he said, with meaningful glance
at the others; land may the bet
ter man win." The others sank
through the floor and Mr.. Demp-
sey went manfully to the arena
where he took 1t on the chin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-19

A new type Of strawberry known Is
the McCltntock has been developed
by the University Of Tennessee ex-
pertinent station.