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Smyrna times., 1934-04-05
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

By virtue of a writ of Levarl
Facias to me directed, will be ex-
posed to sale by way of public ven
due at the Front Door of the Co
/ lonial Hotel in the Town of Smyr-
ma, Kent County, State of Della
ware, on
4 SATURDAY, APRIL 18th. 1884
At 200 P. M.
The following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit:
All that certain farm, tract,
piece or parcel of land and premis-
es situated in Duck Creek Hun
dred, Kent County and State of
Delaware, and lying on the public
road leading from Carrolton
Church to Leipsic, adjoining lands
of Jesse Vane, lands now or form
erly of James E. Vaughn, lands of
one Curlett, lands of John Ford
and lands of others, and contain
ing one hundred and fourteen I'D
acres of land, more or less, and
being all of the same farm or tract
of land and premises which Pris-
ella Ford, late of Kent County in
the State of Delaware, died seized
intestate, and which, upon her
death, decended in fee unto her six
children, to-wit: Clarence Ford,
Lille Rawley, Louis Ford, Myrtle
Ford, William r. Ford and Harry
w. Ford as her only heirs at law,
the interest Of the said Clarence
Ford, Lille Rawley, Louis Ford,
Myrtle Ford and William R. Ford
in said lands and premises having
been conveyed in fee unto the said
Harry w. Ford by deed bearing
even date herewith, but made ex-
ecuted and delivered prior to the
execution of the mortgage and
now, of record in the Recorder of
Deeds Office at Dover, Delaware,
in Deed Record Book B., Volume
IL. Pages 1896, 397, ETC., as by re-
ference thereto will fully and at
large appear.
The improvements thereon being
two-story frame dwelling house
and other outbuildings.
Together with all and singular
the buildings and improvements of
every kind whatsoever, ways,
water, watercourses, rights, iber-
ties, privileges, improvements, her
editaments and appurtenances,
whatsoever thereunto belonging or
in any wise appertaining.
Seized and taken in execution
as the property of HARRY w.
FORD and SUSAN FORD, his
wife, Mortgagors, and will be sold
by
ROBERT A. SALISBURY, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Dover, Delaware,
March 9th, 1884.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-05
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES

Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, Rec
tor, Announces Services for Week
Rev. Freuer1ck Marx Barton
rector, announces the following
services: Sunday next, 7.3O a. m.
celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion; 10 a. M, Church School; II
a. M, morning prayer and sermon,
subject of the sermon, THE De
sciple's Joy When They Saw the
Lord"
Smyrna times., 1934-04-05
Death of Chas. G. Yocum, Dover


Charles G. Yocum, who for sew
eral years was an assistant engin-
eer in the State Highway Depart
ment in charge of the right of way
and maintenance work, passed
away at the Kent General Hospital
at Dover last Friday. Mr.. Yocum
had only been admitted to the hos
pital early last week for treatment
for an internal affliction. The an
nouncement of the marriage of Mr.
Yocum and Mrs. Ethel Colt, a
member of the staff of nurses of
the Kent General Hospital, Dover,
was recently announced, they be-
ing married at Elkton on March 10.
Funeral services were held from
the funeral parlors of w. A. Tor
bert on Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock and interment was made in
Lakeside cemetery. Rev. G. Ash
worth Burslem, pastor of Dover
Presbyterian Church, officiated.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-05
NOTICE

Horace Tilghman has moved his
wheelwright shop back of home, S.
Main Street. Ready for business.
Sharpening all kinds of saws and
tools in general use. Will do odd
jobs brought from your home.
Blacksmith Shop will be open with
in few days.
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Smyrna times., 1934-04-05

University of Delaware, is spend
ing the Easter vacation with his
mother, Mrs. May H. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Brooks (nee
Miss Alice Beck) of Philadelphia,
were visitors to their Smyrna rela-
tives Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-05

"Lobelia," a household factotum,
Mrs. Westfall. The Everhart
Brothers will entertain between
the acts. See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-05
EONAL AND
kCIAL ITEMS
Who Come and Go,
uTo Our Community.
Former Smyrnians
ND CLUB

M ". Clifton left yes
b New York City to be
500, DR.. A. Lee Clifton
Clifton and children be-
= Sled from New York
aa Hawaiian Islands. DR..
as been transferred to
dutes at Honolulu and
n New York today with
u.
Aacha Messiek entertain
asr Of friends at her home
Street Saturday evening
o her son, James Mes
. vas at home for the
ndays. Mr.. Messick re-
. Durham, N. c., where he
Duke University, yes
sshssdsy.
a3afo R. Dawkins OF
"a, motored to Smyr-
a'sy to join his wife who
pending the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
~ and Mrs. Dawkins
ray accompanied
t.Ale Johnson, returned
- On Sunday evening.
Schrftgiesser and
nara, of Boston. Mass
S4lles Stebbens of New
were guests on Tues
10 Mrs. R. D. Hoffeck-
s = ms NJ John Dick and
\ NJ F. Dick of Lans-
were guests Of Mr.and
su x on Saturday.
as u.s. e. Harvey Wright
h sc,., O'ou INTO the
II ' os..t BY Mr.. and Mrs.
~ sA' e. on Main Street
sa u. q Oliver and family
INTO the Stool,,o
~, ss Tie residence of ].
H. s''l' On Main Street. :
H. !, ;. Swain entertain
ehsg !, : asr home on Mon
"a s, ! honor of her son
! NV wan who spent the ,
! y W,1 At home. Charles
- s',la la Pa, to to
s'udIes at DicL;n
S.'a' Tuesday. DICKINSON
we Darby Of p,,,.,,
kss.n % Talbot, Jr ]
st. p. Philadelphia College Sl.' :
kA ad Science, Pills |
! asa@+ss'aat the weekend
fabott. Mr'and
- - ? Edwin F. Jacob,
Il a. :. Benjamin F
khsr',,,a Ms. Helen R saan
u 0 SINS rs Gertrude
vstc, ,Aa Landing
,&I,. rs, % their par
Pk,ss'as.a Street. 'Ae TSi.
Tor quite a w a,us
Smyrna times., 1934-04-05
FOR SALE

State Supervised Barred Plymouth
Rock and State Certified Single
Comb White Leghorn Chicks. State
tested by the Whole Blood Method.
Comp. Cert. No. 965. Order early
to avoid disappointment.
o. A. NEWTON & SON CO.,
1-3 Bridgeville, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1934-04-05
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
Continued from Page one)

J. Frank and Mary (DilI Bishop
Of Maryland. She leaves to mourn
her death her husband, George W.
Davis, and the following children
Mrs. Frank Ryan, Miss Frances
Anne Davis, Master George Davis,
Jr., of Smyrna, and Mrs. Charles
Erdle of Dover. Funeral services
will be held from her late home
near Smyrna this afternoon, Thurs
day, at o'clock, and interment
will be made at Odd Fellows Gem
etery. Rev. John l. johnson will
oflciate.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-05
sIyrna Times

|sl!rla'' Times
4 Nd VICINITY
,p,,a LEGION LEGION room q |
3. q p lSriI g at :
a,Is for the an
.yies sc'' suaign, sponsor,
. 'Cross, have Dee Oeen q
tsaa smyrna ~
~ an employee
Sc h' 80 store, has
b The Ip, T9pstsy " West
' sns't, now o "nsd 0'
q Bggs
! rpstts. q +. K Ssatsa
rs,'lt =. s9n sTsIvs G''i his :
. - ! which caused ROD .
= ~ i wilmington, who
ar Just back OF tne
!, sids-swipe his auto
! 3 : sa D, were slight.
s. INJURED
,.,tipg Of the Mems Bar
, r,,s on Tuesday even
Lowing ushers were ap- !,
J. I h month Of April ;
|, : + B. Radish' cllfforo
J ; clifton, Cove Scamp
n S. william R. Stats
short, Grover King
\ rsddsOn; April 22' En-
+,isord, Ernest Blendt, j.
rrsy. B. Franklin Ennis;
Jay Davis, Leroy wat
T. Ysstes, Henry Price
ri,sl buying of foods for
4 Be the main topic at
r,rorstratiOn Club meet
month Some of the
~ also planning 70 pu. u
rrk on chair seating.
meet in this vicinity as
lrl 3, KentOn. Miss Eva
II IA Rising Sun, Club
lptl 10, Smyrna, Mrs. M.
n April 20, Cheswold Mrs.
Cooper; April "a, Jones
yn George Hunt; April
B. Mrs. Andrew Keith;
Hickman, Hall; April y,
Ctapel, Hall. The meet
arranged by and carried
! tie supervision Of Louise
mi, Home Demonstration
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
|ME|NHOVER HEADS
| NODAK SCORING IN
4D-2S CAGE GAME
vikings Unable to Stop Big
Center or Mullen and Vita.
SEX, Forwards
CLAIMS STATE LEADERSHIP
University Champions Of North
Central Loop; Losers High
In State League

Valley City, N. D., March 3.-(F--
For the second time this season the
University of North Dakota basketball
team decisively defeated Valley City
State Teachers, this occasion in q 40
Is victory Friday night.
The cleaner ball handling and more
rigid defense Of the Sioux carried
them to an early lead and enabled
them to maintain It.
At half time North Dakota's margin
was 10 to Z. Midway in the second
half the Vikings brought the count
to 1920 but thereafter they slipped
again.
The North Dakota forward line
composed Of Ted Meinhover, Pinkey
Mullen and Herman Witasek was
outstanding. With Meintover setting
the pace with six field goals and three
free throws, the forward line account
ed for all except one Sioux point.
Hill was outstanding for the Vi
kings. with three field goals and five
free throws.
The victory established North Da-
kota as undisputed college champions
Of the state. The Sioux hold the
North Central Conference champion
ship while the Vikings are North Da.
kota intercollegiate titleholders.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
Baer Will Knock Out
Primo, Loughran Says

Miami, Fla, March 3.-lP)-Tommy
Loughran. the only major heavy
weight who has fought the pair OF
them, believes that Max Baer will
knock out Primo Carnera if the two
Of them ever meet in heavyweight
title match.
That prediction" says Loughran,
lis based on the possibility that Bacr
can get into the shape again that he was
on the night he knocked out Max
Schmeling last summer
II don't think Baer will give up his
outside interests to fight for chal-
ienger's percentage in june Tommy
said. Hell want to have tremendous
time whipping himself into shape for
q Camera match. And besides l want
that chance myself. I want another
shot ut Camera In June. This time
I'll lick him as surely as we're sitting
here"
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
Independent Quints from Lansford,
Cninot, Armour to Go to State Meet
Four Regional Championships
Will Be Decided in
Games Soon

Victories in regional tournaments
Friday night gave teams represent
irg Armour. Lansford and Minot the
regional championships and right to
play in the state tournament Of the
INDEPENDENT Basketball League Of
North Dakota at Minot March 1910.
Champions in five other regions re-
main to be determined before the
state tournament field Is completed.
Minot goes to the state tournament
following Friday nights 40-l8 victory
over Balfour in q game at Ana
moose.
From the regional affair at May
Vile, Armour emerged the titlist by
a 1898 win over Lankin, Lansford
defeated Stanley, $3.50, to take the
regional crown at Stanley.
The regional tourney matching New
Leipzig OF district IS and Reeder Of
district is, scheduled to be held at
tiettinger Friday night. was post
l,oned until Saturday night and will
be conducted at Mott.
Two regional tournaments will be
held Monday night, one at Bismarck
with Dunn Center Of district Is meet
ing Bismarck Of district II, and the
other at Maddox with Woodwork Of
the eighth district playing Maddox,
representing district Z.
The last regional titlist will be de-
cided at Cando Tuesday night when
Cando, district champion, battles
Kloten, representing district five.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
x-Day Cyclist Would
Team With Brother

New York, March 3.-(F-William
(Torchy) Peden. the mild-mannered
Canadian six-day bike rider, has an
ambition that's far beyond winning
the current l44-hour grind which clos
es Saturday night In Madison Square
Garden. He's looking ahead to the
time when therell be . team Of
Pedens, the other halt being his kid
brother, Sandy.
During an hours respite while his
little Italian partner, Franco Geor.
getti, carried on for the team. the 2l6-
FOUNDER who Is rated the best Of the
present-day pedal-pushers, spoke en-
Enthusiastically OF his brother.
Boy, he's mercury on wings and he's
got plenty Of endurance" he said ex-
citedly. Torchy himself Is no slow
freight. He's pedalled In 43 races, win
ming 10 of them. In four years.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
winner OF TOWN
TEAM BATTLE Will
GO TO STATE MEET
One Of Contending Quints to
Try for State Honors at
minot Next Week
TEAMS DISTRICT LEADERS
Capital City Squad Make Sur.
prise Showing to Capture
Tourney Honors Here

The stage Is set for the battle to de-
termine what independent team will
represent this region at the state
tournament at Minot on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday OF next week.
The Bismarck Prowlers, who won
the right to play the regional game
by winning from teams OF this district
at the district IA meet here this week,
will be matched against the cham
pions Of district l3, Dunn Center.
Helping the capital city squad gain
district leadership were John Spriggs.
Arnold Schneider, Emil Martin,
George Hays, Jerry Griffin. Myron
Benson and s. Olson. Entered for
tourney play were independent quints
from Mandan, Napoleon, Linton,
Strasburg and Fl. Yates.
Dunn Center Is competing In re-
gional play by virtue OF a 26-22 vic
tory over Killdeer In the final game
OF district 13 tournament at Dunn
Center The cagers include H. Ebel-
toft, p. Dawkins. c. earns, E. Ebel-
loft, A. Summers, A. Hansen and Ar
thur Olsen.
The Providers. after a quiet court
season, surprised local fans by going
out and winning the tournament
here. Many Of the players were on
the squad that went to the state tour
nament last year. The members of
the team have been holding regular
practice sessions. though and display
cd exceptional form In the games
here.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
Fights Last Night

Milwaukee - Frankie Battaglia,
1901, Winnipeg, Mann, knocked
out Paul Pirrone, 1854, Cleveland,
~: TAFT Littman. 1882, Cudahy,
Wis. outpointed Karl Ogren, l65.
Kenoeha, WIS.,, (N; Billy Miller,
l47, Milwaukee, and frankie
Misko, 1881, Saginaw, Mich,
drew. 60: Frankie Cheek, 1877,
Milwaukee. outpointed Art Mitch
ell, 1904. Chicago. tD.
Nogales, Ariz.-Sammy Mandell,
Rockford, Ills, stopped Tommy
Elks, Arizona, (2): Billy Celebron.
Rockford, stopped Romo Garcia,
Nogales, (3.
Grand Forks - Laurie Peppin,
Winnipeg, outpointcd Mel Cole
man, Duluth, (l0).
Cleveland - Jimmy Vaughn,
Cleveland. knocked out Buddy
Schrutchings, Akron, ca.
Detroit-Bobby Lehman, 199ha,
Montreal, outpointed George An
narino. ll7A, Newark, O., tlO);
frankie Martin, 1l9h. Montreal,
outpointed frankie Wolfram.
1924. Winnipeg, (lO: U. s.
Chocolate, 100, Detroit, outpointed
Ralph Barnett, 133. Lansing:
Jackie Sherman, 154, Detroit,
knocked out Charlie White, l53:
Ypsilanti, (5): George Van Der
Hayden, 130. Detroit, knocked out
Battling o'Brien. 1874, Toledo, (3).
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
Johnny Kaye, Student at Uni
versity Of California, Set
Three Records

Los Angeles, Calf, March 81
Those flying fish who play on the
road to Mandalay would hide their
heads in shame if they knew Johnny
Kaye.
Imagine breaking an American
quarter-mile record by "a seconds!
Imagine breaking a world 400-meter
record by l46 seconds! Imagine
smashing another American record by
five seconds!
Don't bother imagining it. Because
Johnny Kaye. 200-pound youngster
who is only 20 years old, did it last
year while lying on his back.
Johnny is student at the Univer-
sity Of Southern California. If he
isn't the greatest backstroke swimmer
the world has ever known. then
George Kojac, Toshio Iriye and Wal
ter Laufer were wrestlers.
X X \
He is an unusual, tcmperamentaI
kid. His favorite hobby Is catching
and training snakes. He is the son
o. retired Newark IN. j. physician
who has written several books on
medicine. From his father Johnny
received his leanings to be natur-
alist.
Three years ago, young Kaye was
stricken with infantile paralysis. For
two months he couldn't move . mus
Gle In either leg. The malady left
him as nlysteriously Is It gripped
him. He recovered 50 completely that
he maintains even today that paraly-
sis: helped him.
Sure" laughs Kaye, "one stroke
helped me with my swimming stroke.
1t loosened up leg muscles that al
ways had been tight"
\ \ =
-Four years ago, as student ut
Mercersburg (Pa) Academy. Kaye
won the National 1nterscholastic
hackstroke title. Then he decided to
ccme west. where he could find new
varieties of snakes.
Under the coaching Of Fred Cady
last year, Kaye began to hit his real
stride. When Johnny goes out for
record, he does the job right. For
example:
He decided to break the world 400.
meter backstroke record Of S minutes
a. seconds. set by Toshio 1riye ir
Japan, Sept. 80, 1928. So he swan
the distance In 5:27.4.
He decided to break the American
4lO-yard backstroke record Of min
utes 10 seconds, set by George Koja<
at Cambridge, Mass, March %. 1880
SO he swan the distance in 5:46.
He decided to break the American
l50.yard backstroke record Of l:49
81 he swan IA.
Withal, hardly q Trojan fraternity
wants Kaye Is . member. Everybody
likes him but they can't get used X
his snakes.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
Peppin Beats Coleman
On Forks Boxing Card

Grand Forks. March 3.-tP1-Laurie
Peppin. Winnipeg, middleweight de-
c.sively defeated Mel Coleman OF Du-
luth in ten round fight here Fri
day night. Peppin outboxed Coleman
for six straight rounds, coasted for
three which went to the Duluth boxer.
then finished by outslugging Mel In q
sensational tenth round.
Louis kid Fettig OF Grand Forks
defeated Wild Bill Hasselstrom OF
Fessenden in the six round semi
windup.
Joe Domstad OF Grand Forks
pounded out q victory over Abe Ho-
fer OF Lisbon. Clayton Ness Of Grand
Forks shaded Rious Mandell OF East
Grand Forks. Both were six round
ers.
Tony Feist Of Grand Forks knocked
out Benny Flores Of Marvel In the
second round.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
Devils Lake Five
Loses to Minot
Winners Knot Play at Intermis'
sion After Trailing First
Two Periods

Devils Lake, March 3.-tP,-After
finishing the first half In seven-all
tie. Minot high school launched q
last-period drive that carried them to
q 2l-to-l4 basketball victory over
Devils Lake Friday night.
The Lakers outscored the smooth
Minoters in the first period. seven to
five, but were held scoreless In the
second while the Magicians knotted
the count. Devils Lake gained three
point edge at the start Of the third
quarter but saw the lead vanish as
Robertson, Muus and Pepke drove In
four baskets to run the score to Is
tn II.
Pepke's defensive play and Robert
sons work at center was outstanding
fol Minot, while Reslock and Burck-
hard bore the brunt Of the attack for
the SatanS.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
JAMESTOWN HIGH CACERS WIN
372O FROM MANDAN BRAVES
Nine Blue Jay Hoopstsrs Play
Last Scheduled Game
Friday Night

Jamestown, March 3.-F-With
nine OF their ll-man squad playing
their last scheduled basketball game,
the Jamestown high Bluejays sent the
Aiandan high Braves to an over
whelming 81 to 20 defeat Friday night.
Westby. Ingstad, Kettelson, Aug
srurger, Nordeen. H. and K. Nelson.
Graham and Rolfc will be lost to the
Jays by graduation.
Ingstad and Westby. playing one Of
the most brilliant games Of their ca
reers. were high scorers 1ngstad find
ing the hoop from the field seven
times and the gift line once for Is
points, and Westby registering from
the field four times and from the free
throw line once for nine. For the
Braves Toman was outstanding. The
Jays led IS to at the intermission.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
|BACKSTROKE SWIM CHAMPION
COLLECTS SNAKES AS HOBBY
Basketball Scores

Montana D. 81; Montana State 36.
La Crosse Teachers Is; Milwaukee
Teachers 20.
Lawrence 50; Carroll 48.
st. Thomas 26; Gustavus Adol-
phus 20.
Oshkosh Teachers %; White
water Teachers 80.
Monmouth 81; Coe so.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
Runyan Wins Golf
Meet at Belleair

Belleair Heights, Fla, March 3.
- H1 - Paul Runyan, White
Plains, N. Y. professional. moved
on down to Miami Saturday seek
ing still more golf worlds to con-
quer-he won the west coast open
championship here late Friday
with a 276 total, a record for the
tournament.
Two rounds Of SO each enabled
Runyan to win the title and $500
first cash prize. AL Watrous, De-
troit, took second place and $500:
Willie MacFarlane, Tuckahoc, N.
Y, and Johnnie Revolta, Milwau-
kee, tied for third and fourth
places, dividing the $500 and $50
prizes.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
International Golf
Play Starts Sunday

Miami, Fla, March 2.-(4)-Profes-
sional golfdom's leading lights will
drive off Sunday in the eighth renewal
OF competition for the International
Four Ball crown.
Four days Of 36-hole match play
faced the l6 teams, fourteen of them
playing by invitation, two others
selected by elimination rounds Friday
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
Mrs. Hill and Helen
Hicks Play Saturday

st. Augustine. Fla. March 3.-(R-
Former holders Of the national and
western women's golf titles battled
Saturday for the Florida East Coast
women's championship.
Mrs. o. 8. Hill, Of Kansas City, the
former western champion, matched
skill and luck with Miss Helen Hicks
Of Long Island, the former national
titleholder. Play is at SO holes.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
LoUGHRAN is REFEREE

Miami, Fla, March 2.-lR10Fuell-
lists three to twelve years old pulled
on boxing gloves Saturday to do bat
tie for the high chair championships.
Their wealthy parents crowded ring
side tea tables to- watch the battlers
cuff each other to the tune Of dance
orchestra. Tommy Loughran, no
stranger to the prize rings. was called
to Judge the one-minute bouts. The
fighters were classified In the follow.
ing weieht divisions: Nitweight. 0nat-
weiglat, Paperweight and heavyweight.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
Northwestern Plays
Badger Five Saturday

Chicago, March 3--(F)-The busi-
ness OF distributing Big Ten basket
balls minor prizes will be pursued Sat-
urday night, with Northwestern and
Wisconsin working on their bids for
second place.
Purdue has the Championship safe
y tucked away. but meets its tradi-
tional rival. Indiana, at Lafayette
Northwestern plays at Chicago, iowa
meets Wisconsin at Madison, while
Ohio State closes its season against
tNotre Dame at South Bend.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
Cochet Beats Tilden
Three Of Five Sets

Montreal, March 3.-R-Henri
Cochet finally has broken the spell
woven by big Bill Tilden's magic ten
mis- racquet.
Beaten three times in row by the
tall Philadelphian since he turned
professional. Cochet put on dazzling
exhibition Of shot-making Friday
night as he whipped Tilden, TO. So.
ST. Ga. 6-2, In the final match Of the
third Franco-American professional
team series.
Cochetis victory couldn't save the
French from their third successive
team defeat for Ellsworth Vines, le- \
Californian, had clinched the se-tea
Tor the Americans earlier In the eve.
ming With . straight set. 1913 g..
80 triumph over Martin Plaa. The
final count was three victories for the
Americans. two for the French.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03

Hamilton, Bermuda, March 5.-tH1-
Two high.ranking Americans, Wilmer
Allison Of Austin. Tex, and Lester
stoeien Of Los Angeles. are the final.
lists Of the Bermuda tennis champion.
sl.Ips Saturday. The women's singles
likewise developed into m All-Ameri-
can final g Marjorie Sachs Of Boz
ton and Penelope AndeFson Mcbride
Of Richmond, Va, and New York won
thoir sem. final round toSto.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
START BASEBALL SEASON

Fort Myers, Fla, March 3.-(ReThe
Philadelphia Athletics are playing
baseball already. In the first full day
Of training. Connie Mack divided them
into the "A's" and the IBIS" and let
them 60 to it for five innings. With
each side using five pitchers, the AS
came out victorious, 8 to 2.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03
COUNTY ACQUIRES TAX LANDS

Carson, N. D., March 3. = Grant
county owns 1858 acres Of land which
it has acquired through tax title,
when owners defaulted in their tax
payments. The county also has 800
acres Of land which has been decided
70 II and upon which it can give a
warranty deed. The appraised value
Of the land is $6,895l4, an average Of
$50 an acre.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03

DgT2OIT MISSED HUDBELL
Oetroit once had Carl Hubbeu In its
clutches, but released the star Giants
pitcher on option to Toronto In 1926,
0ad cut IL stxdnes On him IA 1o2o.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-03

WO1eO 112A V1N ~ WIN
A bill In the New York legislature
would impose q tax Of five per cent
on all amateur and professional sports
admission prices.