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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-01
NOTICE TO CRrpIroRs.

IN THE NATTER or THE ESTATE
UF Harry Morgan, deceased.
dersisnsd' = cstssyy,nsa ivsn By The UNI
3 the sdministrstrix 81 the " eetafs Z;
Harry Harry Morgan. late OF the city 81
minneapolis, In the County Of Henns.
pin ana State Of 1finnesota. decsaaad.
h 20 the creditors Of. and al persons
asid d.c c,a.ms .gainst the estate of
the necessary vouchers. With" an
months after the first pubiicstinr -
, .ni notice. to said COMMUNICATING ~
III EiItn street. north, In the city
North 'i patot.. N N !. BIrleieh County.
county Court Of said BurieiSh conn.
~ e his office In the Burlei@h cour-
y; north Dakota Court House II The
Ety OF bismarck. In Burleigh Coun-
.adr.:: Z tn. e ait1 y y RM':.si:tsr
N The County Of Burieigh ana st ~;
tne city Of Bismarck, In the Connt1
q q Snr!eigh and state Of North Dsko.
that Hon: !. c. Davies. jude o az zee
county Court within en4 for ~
GGounty Of Burleigh, and afsta a.
- rn Dakota. has fixed the i3th dsv
Of t two O'clock 4 +; p. 1 1875. s ths hour
eeid DAY. ct the Court Rooma 1 az az. p
cHi city 81 II R, the said Court House In to
state, a. the time ana niacs O ~ 80 a:s
ne ne ana adjusting III Claim asainst
1 tne estate Of the said Harrv 9or.are
rsc.1,seS. which have been duly snS
providsGy presented % hersinbe fore
1872 Datsd this ioth day Of July, i. b.
Catherine n. whitmor.
@ the administratrix ~ -.
cs.ets q Harry Morgan. az.
Geo n. Register.
nnst .,yy. OF Of said admlnistratrix.
Of iuiy pao1ncat to-. On the 25th day
S.aS s.i.t ? 1874. -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-01

coIIegians Defeat League-Leading
q. II. Will Team in City Tournament
Eat Shop Takes Game From
High School Diamondball
Club Tuesday Night

Collegians in the city diamondball
league came into their own Tuesday
night and defeated the league.lead-
ing o. H. VIII team, 3 to 8.
Converting five hits, including q
home run by Davis. into nine runs,
the winners gave Ted Meinhover good
support and broke up the tie Eame
with winning run in the seventh.
). Z2hn hurled five-hit ball for the
losers and retired eight men on strike
outs. Steve Goetz drove out q four
base clout for the VIII team.
The g. p. Eat Shop hit safely II
times on which they counted ten
runs and defeated the High School
club, 10 to 5.
Brown allowed the losers only Z
hits during the game and famed II
opposing batters. Smith, Eat Shop
leadoff man. got q homerun to con-
tribute to his teams total.
The hnY scores.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-01
BARNEY NORRIS TO
GET PITCHING CALL
FOR RUBBER GAME
Dusky Hurler Has Been Under
Doctors Care Suffering
With a Sore Arm
CONTEST CALLED FOR $50
Locals ovsrhaulsd by stutsman
Club After Taking Early
Lead This Spring

A break in the ten-game serie,
which was tied Wednesday at five
each IS expected tonight when Bis
marck engages the hard-hittine
jamestown club at the Bismarck ball
park. in the 18th game this season.
The game will be called at 6:15 p. m
sharp when the two traditional rivals
will bring their greatest power into
play in an effort to break the dead
lock.
The Capital Citians took an early
lead at the opening Of the current
season when. after a Memorial Day
setback. they copied three in q row.
But the Jimmies came back, won Z
close contest. divided a four-game en-
gagement In Canada and then drub-
bed the local nine at jamestown last
week to go into a tie at five all.
Morris win Pitch
Barney Morris. who has been kept
from his regular pitching turn by Z
sore arm. will start on the mound for
Bismarck. Morris has been under Z
doctors care for the past month and
whether or not he can take his place
again the local lineup will be deter
mined when he goes In against the
Stutsman county club which Is led by
Perkins, heavy-sticking first baseman.
It Is expected that either Radcliffe
or Thompson will get the pitching as
Signment for the Jimmies. These two
dusky hurlers have each been credited
with q victory over the locals.
Bismarck will have Massmann,
shortstop, at leadoff: Hahn, second
baseman, next and the rest Of the
lineup In this order: Fisher, CENTER
field. Troupe, catcher; Haley, third
baseman; Stewart, rightfield; Morlan,
leftfield; Mccartney, first base; and
Morris, pitcher.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-01
Stamina Big Factor
In Public Golf Meet

Pittsburgh, Aug. l.-R-stamina
became the deciding factor Wedues-
day Is match pay got under way a
the national public links tournan,eut
at the lengthy south county park
course.
Many Of the 1s5 foe coursers who
took Oft Monday IN the championship
quest frankly admitted ct the con-
clusion Of the qualifying rounds Tues
day that the 6,500-yards plus Of tie
hilly country course licked them.
Out Of the las. only q remained
Wedpesday for the start Of the match
play, led By 0-year-old Albert (scot-
ty) Campbell Of Seattle, WASH, who
won the medal With . total Of III.
A quartet from Los Angeles BY post.
ing . total oo3 for the 3 holes 81
medal play. retained the champion.
ship title.
eeattle. vas the ruuner-up, viii
80. while st. Paul finished third Will
~.
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Yesterdays Stars
ny the Associated Press

Lon Warnelue, Cubs - Defeated
Cards twice, finishing out play-off
Of protested game and then hurline
regular contest.
Adolph Camilli, Philues-Drove In
three runs with two singles.
Joe Vosmick, Indians-Hit home
run. double. single: drove in three
runs and scored three il first game
With Tigers.
I'd Coleman. Athletics-His home
run scored three runs IN victory over
Senators.
Vernon Gomez. Lou oehrig, Babe
Ruth. Yankees Comes hurled three
hit ball and 0ehrig hit two home
runs IN first game against Red eox,
Ruth won second game with homer.
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Gladstone Wins 9th
Game, Beating Lefor

Gladstone. N. D., Aug. l.-(R-
Gladstone won their ninth straight
victory when they defeated the Lefor
club, 8 to :, in pitchers duel. Glad
stone rallied in the second inning
scoring six runs. Lefor made one Of
their runs In the seventh ana one in
the eighth. Fred SchaH was On the
mound for the winners ana ANDY
Deirs Of Dickinson pitched for the
1efor nine. Next Sunday the two
teams win meet In : return game q
Lefor.
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Make LOSES AGAIN

Los Angeles, Aug. 1.-(F-After a
rather disastrous California cam
paign Make Rosenbloom Wednesday
turned his attention to defense Of
his worlds light heavyweight title
against Bob DIN In New York Aug
ust l6. Slapsie Make lost his second
non-title ten round decision to Lee
Ramage Of San Diego last night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-01
Minor Lead Batting
Threat Goes to Yanks

Durham, N. c., Aug. l.-R)-Recall
Of Phil Weintraub from Nashville by
the New York Giants removes from
the field one Of Jimmy Sanders most
dangerous threats for the silver tro-
ply and batting championship Of the
minor leagues. Weintraub was batting
400 when recalled.
Sanders, Of the MartinSville club Of
the Bi-State League, had Al. Morris
Arnovich Of Superior, the Northern,
Leagues threat, took undisputed pos
session Of second place with .3o7.
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CrOOkstOn Takes Lead
With Win Over Fork

st. Paul, Aug. 1.-(R-Ted Clark,
st. Paul boy who had q tryout with
the st. Paul American Association
team, tripled in the tenth inning to
give Crookston q 2 to victory over
Greater Grand Forks and the lead In
the Northern League Tuesday.
A Duluth rookie pitched the White
sox to Z to triumph over Eau
Claire, while the Fargo oorhead
Twins conquered Winnipeg, 10 to 2.
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U.S. NET STARS END SEVENTH
ATTEMPTTORECAIN DAVIS CUP
won from w. Tobin. Dickinson, 7
and s. Q. z. Row, Fargo, won from
Porter Croby. Valley City. default.
THIRD FLIGHT

ana 8. Q. z. Row, Fargo, won from
Porter Croby. Valley City, default.
THIRD FLIGHT
First Round
w. p. Clemens, Fargo, won from Bill
Burton. Fargo. 2 and l.
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Quarter Finals
Sorlien won from Hilber, and /.
EverSon won from Pote, and l. Crook
won from Acheson, and 3. Cum
mer won from Danstrom, up, 20
holes.
CONSOLATION
Quarterfinals
Kostelecky won from Acheson, l up.
Paul Adams won from Ed Cox, up.
Burton won from Glen Often, up,
10 holes. Barrett won from Gates,
up.
First Flight, Semifinals
Jacobson won from Gaffaney, and
l. Brown won from Hull, 5 and 4.
Consolation, Semi Finals
Dobler won from Hanson, default.
Kostelecky won from Mckenzie, 2 up.
Second Flight, Semifinals
Wooledge won from Bond, 2 and !.
Wier won from Cronin, up.
Consolation. Semifinals
Pollock won from Cool, default.
Sitz won from O. T. Row, up, 20
holes.
Third Flight, Semifinals
Clemens won from Meyers, up.
Baker won from r. D. Weible, 2 and
/.
Consolation, Final
Steve German won from r. e. Cole,
8 and I.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
~4leR2 d LEAGUE
ny the Associated Press)
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ny tho Associated Press)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting-Terry, Giants, $50; p,
Waner, Pirates, .357.
Runs-Medwick, Cardinals, 70:
Terry, Giants, ~.
Hits-Allen, Phillies 1856; p. Waner,
Pirates, Terry, Giants l35.
Home r,lns-Ott. Giants, n; COL
Inns, Cardinals and Berger, Braves
q
Pitching-J. Dean. Cardinals, lS-l:
Schumacher, Giants, l5-5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Battiug-Manush, Senators. 500:
0ehringer, Tigers, 1863.
Rains-oehringer. Tigers, o.; Wer-
Der, Red sox, 81.
Hits-Manush, Senators. lat; 0eh-
ringer, Tigers, 137.
Home runs-Fbxx, Athletics. ~:
oehrig. Yankees, 81.
Pitching Gomez, Yankees. It's:
Rowe, Tigers, l4-4.
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REMAINS IN RUNNING
With THREE FARGO
men AFTER VICTORY
Defeats Bin Acheson, Fargo, 4
and 3; Meets GUNNER in
Fourth Round
S0RLlEN, EvERS0N PLAY
6smi.Finals Will Be Shot Over
36 Holes Wednesday; Title
Match Thursday
soRLIEN, EvERsoN PLAY

Fargo Aug. 1.-(R)-Three Fargo
players and Paul Cook of Bismarck
four successive years champion until
his string Of victories was broken last
year, advanced to the semi-final
round Of the Goth annual tournament
of the North Dakota State Golf as
ISOLATION here Tuesday afternoon.
The Fargo players, all members of
the Edgewood club, municipal or
ganization, are L. G. Sorlien, Fred
GUNNER and Martin (Toodles) Ever
son.
Cook meets GUNNER In the lower
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GOLF WAGERs TO START

Aqua Caliente, Mexico, Aug. l.-(P)
-Pari-mutuel wagering on golf will
be introduced for the first time in
the annual Aqua Caliente champion
ship here January 81 to February 5
officials Of the 5000 open tourna-
naent announced Wednesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-01

Tho hardest thing about taxation
y the difficulty 70 set anything done,
because everyone wants taxation 20
- On tho other fellow.-pro9. Thomas
=. Rsed q the University Of Mich
igan.
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Summary: Home runs, Davis, Steve
Goetz. Hits, off Meinhover 8 in Z in
nings: off Zahn In Z innings. Struck
out by Meinhover s; by Zahn 8. Bases
on balls Oft Meinhover 1; off Zahn
Z.
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bracket while EverSou and Sorlien are
the contestants In the upper half OF
the draw.
GUNNER was the hardest put Of the
quarter fiualists as he went to the
goth hole to eliminate Jack Danstrom,
q Fargo Country Club entrant. Cum
mer bagged . birdie on the Goth to
assure his advancement.
Cook Has Wide Margin
Cook had the biggest margin Of
victory in the quarter finals as won
over young Bill Acheson Of the Far
60 Country Club, 1 and ;.
Evorson shot the closest to par Of
the quarter finalists in eliminating
DR.. r. w. Pote. Fargo Country Club,
. former champion who ended Cooks
string last season In the quarter fin
ais. The score was 2 and /.
Sorlien eliminated Jack Hilber OF
the Fargo Country Club, the runner
up In 1882 and 1888, Sorlien was up
at the 18th for an eagle 8, which Hill
Der conceded, ending the match, al
ter q half at l6 had left Sorlien dor
ME 2.
The semi finals will be played over
SO holes Wednesday, with the two win
ners going into the 36-hole final on
Thursday.
Senior Tourney Opens
The second annual state senior golf
tournament will get under way this
morning In q series Of nine hole
matches, British amateur style, with
no qualifying rounds.
The tournament is open to all
North Dakota golfers over IS not
still playing In the state amateur.
The results Of Tuesdays two rounds
Of play follow:
L. G. Sorlien, Fargo, won from Neil
Croonquist, Bismarck, 8 and 5. Jack
Hilber. Fargo, won from H. Allen up.
10 holes DR.. r. w. Pote. Fargo, won
from r. T. Barnard, Fargo, 1 and 3.
Martin Everson, Fargo. won from
George May 2 up. Bill Acheson, Far
20, won from Billy Sundahl, James
town, I and 3. Paul Cook, Bismarck,
won from w. w. Nelson and I. Jack
Danstrom, Fargo, won from E. o.
North, 2 up. Frank GUNNER, Jr.. Far
60, won from K. Rolf, up.
CONSOLATION
First Round
william Kostelecky, Dickinson, won
from Tom Lawless, Bismarck, default.
8. 3. Acheson, Fargo. won from DR..
w. 3. Shaw, Fargo, 2 and !. Paul
Adams, La Moure, won from Sonny
Lemaire, Grand Forks, default. Ed
Cox, Bismarck, won from Louis An
derson, New Rockford, 1 and 2. Glen
Often. Fargo. won from vern Gala
her, Fargo, default. Bill Jack Burton,
fargo, won from G. e. Finkle, Fargo
I up, 10 holes. DR.. Russell Gates, Mi
not, won from Tom Hellander, Fargo
default. James Barrett, Minot, won
from DT. +. Strangely. Dickinson,
and ;.
FIRST FLIGHT
Second Round
J. Z 0affuey, Fargo. won from
Andy Mckay, Fargo. 2 and /. William
jacobson, Fargo, won from Frank
TAlcott, Fargo, I and 3. Don Brown
yargo, won from Les johnson, James
town, 2 and !. 7. B. Hull. Fargo, Won
from Lloyd Xoppen. jamestown. Z
and I.
OONSOLATI0N
Hlrgt 10un4
u. H 3. Hanson, Fargo, bye.
Harold Dohaer, Linton, won from
q. e. NaxtinDon, Fargo, { and ;. VIII
liam 1ostelecly, er.. Dickiuson, Won
: = q =
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Summary: Errors, Mote 2, Wetsch.
Two base hits, Kelley, Fortune, Boes-
pflug. Three base hits, Fortune, ].
Watts, B. Watts, Beall. Home runs,
Smith. Hits, off LaRue IL in Z In
nings: Oft Brown Z in innings. Struck
out by Brown II. Bases or balls Oft
! LaRue 2.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-01

Portable typewriters have bean
classified as musical instruments ~
the British Railways Freight Asso.
cation,
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Kansas City -. 600 600 O00-0
LOUISVILLE ....... OIL 600 10x-3 II "a
Fullerton. Shealey and Brensei:,
Halter and Thompson. :.
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White Soy Drou Browns

WnNe S0x Drop BROWNS
r H Z
Chicago ....... 200 600 311-5 II 1
st. Louis. ...... 200 200 0O0-2 8 0
Jones and Madjeski: Blaeholder,
McAfee and Hemsley.
Indians, Tigers Split
First Game r H T.
Detroit ........ 900 OIL O00-7 II 2
Cleveland 49,. .0O4 023 0Ox-o Is 1
Fischer, Sorrell, Phillips and Hay
worth, Cochrane; Lee, G. Brown, Har-
der and Pytlak.
Second Game r H Z
Detroit ........ 900 $40 O0O-4 s 0
Cleveland $50. .O02 600 O00-2 Z 2
Bridges and Hayworth: Weiland, L.
Brown and Myatt, Pytlak.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-01

| roYids raises about 100000 head
[of poultry. III. e..s~ 49,.
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MILLERS STRENGTHEN LEAD I'M
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RACE
lombard.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

First Game r H z
Boston ........ 200 600 100 3 3
New York. 49,. $40 600 O2x-11 II
H. johnson, Walberg, Mulligan and
r. Terrell, regett; Gomez and Dickey.
Second Came r II Z
Boston ........ 600 600 Ol0-l 8 l
New York. 80. 200 O0l 1Ox- z IL I
Ostermueller and r. Ferrell; Muir
ply. Deshong and Jorgens.
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T.
Red Birds Take DoubIoheadei
4.
From Saints; Colonies =
Blank Kansas City =
BY Aheza

Chicago. Aug. l.-(F-Minneapolis
Wednesday had boosted its margin
over the chief contenders In the bat.
tie for the American Associates
leadership to three and one-hslf
games, and the Columbus Red Birds
were only game and q half out az
second position. ~
The crippled Millers hauled out
their bats Tuesday night and clouted
four Toledo hurlers for Is hits and
14-6 victory. Indianapolis defeat-
ed Milwaukee, 81, In another nisi1t
game and went into e tie With the
Brewers for second place. Columbus.
starting its big drive. blistered 1t
Paul twice, 100 and IA, while Louis
vile shut out Kansas City, 80. Ii
The Millers piled up huge lead I'm
the first six INNINGS, while Jess
Petty held the Mud Hens to one rum.
Birds Cop DoubieheaAer ~;
First game RH1
st. Paul ....... 100 900 100 s. 2
Columbus 1890. 10l 80 22x-l0 IL
Trow, Judd and 0uiliani: Heise and
OOea. *
SSNVS1O 80SA1S n II II
st. Paul ....... 003 600 o00O13 o.,3.
Columbus 5000. 600 OIL Ol0 Ia 7ME
30 innings) >
Thomas and Fenner: Green. Croee
and O'Dea. 4-:s
.aCt
M01efs Wallop Hens 50
RHR
Minneapolis -. 003 500 ll1-ll IL, -
Toledo ........ 600 OlO 800 8 1874
Petty. TAuscher ana Hargrave:
lawson, Bowler, James. Uhle ana
DeSautelS.
,ys.
1870 NOWe1o .E.Ha
= HI
Milwaukee ...... ITO 400 O0o-l 10 q
Indianapolis -. 600 30l 02xS . !
Polh and Susce; Bolen and Sprins.
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Athletics Beat Senator
Washington -. oil 600 0O0-2 8
Philadelphia 1910 COS Six 8 10 1
McColl. Crowder and sewell; Mar
cum and Berry.
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J. Z 0affney, Fargo, won from
Andy Mckay, Fargo. 2 and !. William
Jacobson, Fargo. won from Frank
TAlcott. Fargo, 1 and 3. Don Brown,
yargo, won from Les johnson, James
town, and !. 7. B. Hull. Fargo, won
from Lloyd Xoppen. jamestown. 2
and I.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Braves Deie.-.. Giants

10ssSseo 4SVO&OO AO08SSO
+ II !
Philadslphia 100 020 100 1 u
Brooklyn ..... 100 600 000-3 . z
O.. Davis and Wilson: Leonard,
Clark, Carroll and Lope8.
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1ns Pit Run Gravel for proposed sub
az under the New York Central Rail
I'D, Western Ave. and walnut 81. in
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TATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
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EOTTCF 10 RInnRS

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Bids will be received By the Board OF
Trustees az their Office. Central state
Hospital Indiana polls. Indiana. until 10
a. N. o'clock. Friday. August 3; 1884. Tor
the installation OF domesttc not water
Buildings for the Central State Hospital.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Drawings and specifications viii be on
fle on and after FRIDAY. JulV 8. 1888,
a. the Office OF the SAID Institution and
Williams. Inc. Engineers. ana
after said date from the Office Of said
Engineers IN Indianapolis.
Proposals shall be made according 70
the form attached 20 the speclnca tlonS
and each shall be delivered In a. sealed
envelope addressed TO the president OF
the Board OF Trustees. marked Proposal
and bearing the title Of the work ana
name Of the bidder.
Each proposal must Be accompanied by
a certified check PAYABLE 10 the Board
OF Trustees in sum equal 70 three per
cent 81 Of the amount OF the pro-
posal in accord nee with conditions IN
Guided in the proposal form which cheek
shall be forfeited IN case OF Iallure OF
any bidder 10 enter into contract ana
furnish a satisfactory bond IN amount
equal 20 the contract price within elgnt
~ DAYS after notification OF the accept
ance Of his proposal ,
The Board Of Trustees IS not obligated
70 accent the lowest or anv other DIG
submitted and reserves the Tlgnt 70 re-
iect anv or all proposals, to waive IN
formahties IN any proposal II i Snsu oe'
terest Of the State of Indiana so 10 do.
and TO defer acceptance or rejection lot
4 period not 70 exceed ~ eight DAYS
Bv order OF the Board OF trustees
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FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR-To each new
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34947-Geo. w. Mason Trustee for The
Jewett and Sewers Oil Co.. Chicago. IL.
70 Empty shipping drums.
articles. there will be offered for sale at
this time many other articles which have
been refused account damage or checked
Shipments NAV be inspected Thursday
July 26th 1884 between the hours OF 800
a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
Description of the packages are copied
from the freight or way bill but neither
Terms of sale-Cash or certified check
payable Immediately at conclusion of
sale.
Indianapolis. Ind.
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VOLUNTEERS SEEK FUND
FOR THEODORE HOME
Directors 10 Map Drive to Clear
Mortgage Debt

A campaign % raise funds 70 pay
OF the mortgage Indebtedness Of the
Theodore Home. maintained by the
Volunteers Of America, will be dis
cussed tomorrow al a meeting Of
directors in the Columbia Club.
The home is supplied food and
maintenance by the Community
Fund, but Colonel Earl 2. Hites,
executive director Of the Volunteers.
explains that these funds Go not
provide for mortgage obligations.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Death Notices

] Death Notices
DOWD. MORRIS Mage 65 years,
husband Of Zota May. DoWd and tatneI
of Morris Jr-, passed avs July az
the residence. 5i09 Carvel ave Funeral
Thursday. p. m. at the Meridian
Heights PRESBYTERIAN church. Frlenos
invited. Friends may call at the Nc
NELLY MORTUARY any time
NALLOY, EMILY B. = Daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. jay S. Malloy. sister Of Percy
w Nalloy Of Madison. Wisconsin, Harry
RIaIloy OF Columbus. Ohio. and Helen
Malloy Of indianapolis, passed away at
the Methodist hospital. Tuesday a. m.
Funersl al the ROYSTER {, ASKIN
FUNERAL HOME. 1902 n Meridian,
Thursday. 10 a. m Burial Greenwood.
Ind. Friends invited.
MCCAIN. MISS CLARA-Residing at 1928
North Pennsylvania St. sister Of MIS-
Mary A. Mayer and VIII c Mccain OF
Connersville. passed away Tuesday
morning Services Thursday. 2 p. m. at
the FLANNER AND BUCHANAN NOR
TUARY. Friends invited Burial Crown
Hill
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37-b Farm Garden, Plants, Flowers
JELLY PLUMS-Efarey orchard. halfway
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