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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-20
Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball News, Gossip

8, Beech Grove Reds want a practice game
for SUNDAY at Beech Grove Cali Dr.. 4o4o
The Pavey A. C's and the West cido
Chevrolet will clash at Brookside Bark o's at
., p. m. tomorrow. Pavey players are re-
Dlckey take notice.
e. PICK Keller, manager of the Green
session at the Greenfield park Snndav
20 give several new players who are trv
ing out out a final lookoyer. For games with
way Greenfield. Ind.
!. Mu F specials Will invade Elwood Sun
gay gay Tor tilt with the Elwood Boosters
Sluo; Battery Tor Elwood will be Fo-
wards and Khan. The Boosters desire botb
WIZ ana Ioo ROAD games. Write Jesse
"Iuehef' IoOo South I street. Elwood. Ind
p The atkins a, A will meet tonight in
to Hdiit saIibnfgs home 1877 CARLISLE place
session Tor the opening game tomorrow at
Riverside No. 2 Nv
An important meeting will bs hold -.
night by the Union Printers team at ais
Lioerty building, and all of last wears
p Pa 1oS, ana others desiring tryouts for
ice VIII be held tomorrow afternoon.
NJ "a diamond nine organized by John
t--S III tie coming season will NAV
AFTERNOONS under the name OF the pay
TICK Henry Club. and on SUNDAY in tbe
55tn-Hoe senior league as the Hoosier
Deer nine. MaSsing requests all plavers
~, De az Harnelo park tomorrow and Sum
uay Ior important practice sessions.
The Kautsky A. C.'s will NAV ,roc-
ice game Sunday against the Mars Hin
"A a; at Mars Hill. All of last years
aeqqeSted to report at the Hill diamonds
Practice will be held by the Standard
Marsarlne nine at Riverside No at Q
Inc Belmont Merchants will practice to-
ppd,o.loN anQ SUNDAY afternoon at 2 D m
PlayerS and those wishing trvouts are re- re-
queSted to be at Belmont and WsshinS-
ton streets "'ti44ls-
The West. Side Chevrolets will battle
6 1le TaVey A. C.s who play in the En-
we league IN practice game at River
Saue diamond NO. at tomorrow after
noon ana VIII clash with the Colunobia
A. Cs at Douglas park at , >. m Sundsv
me indianapolis Ramblers will practice
tonight at at Pennsy park and III solaSo
erS, including Tip" THOMSON are "a
questeo to be there
The Riverside A A. will practice late
p xstts EaIIeInoon al Riverside No i and
8iehir pOS'er, ANDERSON and other players
TTtt 10 ,VyoutS are urged TO be there
me A a. Will play on Saturday in mi.
IoIms OF the Atlas Beer and on Sundav
as me Davis Fuel nine
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AMERICAN IFAGTr

New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia at Brook lyn.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at St. Louis.
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Practice will be held by the Standard
Margarlne nine at Riverside No I at Q
a m. Sunday 0 az
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The Belmont Merchants will practice to-
ppio oo ana Sunday afternoon at 3 D. m
e ni,a ana those wishing tryouts are re-
ton streets ga" "aSi44hs-
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t,c The s. Kautsky A: C.s will play prac-
A, A. at Mars Hill. Ali of last ysa ny ~
prayers and other desiring tryoutS are
aeqIeSteo to report at the Hill diamonds
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- me west Side Chevrolets will battle
P tne Tavey A. C.s who play in the En-
E ft9 League IN practice game at River
sac diamond No. Z at tomorrow after
NOON ana VIII clash with the Columbia
a Us at douglas park at , ,. m Sunday
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AMERICAN LEAGI1

AMERICAN LEAGUE
B Saftonston :. 100 100 9 9d9 2 29G-5 2
Stewart and Crowder, and Berg: Wal
berg and Rhodes, and Hinkle.
Washington ...... DOB 900 OOO-3 o
Boston ,,,.,........:. 002 lao 00x-7 10 |
Klumpp; WEIGH and Terrell.
St Louis .......... 100 O1o COOS |
Cleveland .......... 900 100 OK |
Wells and CRUDE. Harder. Winegarner
and Connally. and Pytla.
Chicago ............ 231 010 002- IL 3
Rowe and Auker, and Cochrane: CALI
van. Heving and Wyatt, and Ruel.
New York ........... O3O 01O 219-1O 10 l
Mcfayden and Dickey; Mahaffey. Matu-
Yak and Kline, and Hayes.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Game called; fogD
B BqSopI,r ''''.' 9 00d cog cog OK 0xx- 9
Zachary and Spohrer; Beck and Lopez.
Chicago ............ 900 Ill 00l-4 l
Cincinnati .......... 100 900 COO 5 /
Malone and Hartnett; Derringer and
Brennan. and OFarrell.
Philadelphia ....... 900 900 O0O- o 5 l
New York ........-. 100 010 COX
Collins and Wilson; Parmalee and Luque,
and Richards.
pittsburgh .......... goo O64 3lo-14 19 2
Birkofera nd Veltman; Hallahan. Rehm
and Mooney, and v. Davis.
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an important meeting will be held to-
LIoerty building, and all of last wears
Payers Pa 969. and others desiring tryouts for
ne ne Ly5 3i team are asked to attend. Prac-
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville .......... 00l 202 0O2- 7l2 2
Columbus ........-. OH 022 30x-l0 is
Peterson and Penner and Erickson;
Gooch.
St Paul :........... 100 900 010- 10 o
kansas City $3.50. 900 900 OAK s 0
TroW and Freitas, and Giuliani: Shores
ana Moore, and Brenzel and CASTOR.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee: no game.
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The Indianapolis Ramblers will ,roo+;o,
tonight at 5 at Pennsy park and ali nlave
eTs, an5clualng Tip" Thompson. are re-
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The Atkins a. A will meet tonight in
r. r. Mckinney'S home, 1877 Carlysle place.
To- 10 distribute uniforms and hold final
Riverside No 2. '0'iioAt ~" a'
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Muncle Specials Will invade EIwood Sun
cluo; Battery for Elwood will be Ed
wares and Khan The Boosters desire both
Widener, 1905 South l Street EiWood fnS
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The Riverside A. A will nroc+;ca ,,.o
f fhls afternoon at Riverside No and
P I5.St roster Anderson and other PLAYERS
T TblSs'llg ,tryouts are urged to be there.
forms OF the Atlas Beer and on (, I;tr-
as the DAVIS Fuel nine ~ NN--Nay
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6 PICK Keller, manager of the Green
neld Merchants. has called a practice
session Sc non at the Greenfield park Sunday
ing out a final lookover. For ear9es Win
the Merchants, write Keller at 500 Broad
way. Greenfield. Ind ' '0' ID 0"0-
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
wash.
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beech Grove Reds want practice game
t t5ad sunday at Beech Grove Call Dr. 4O4O
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Pittsburgh ......... 900 064 3lo-14 10 2
st Louis ........... 100 DOL OLA 8 5
Birkofera nd Veltman Hallahan. Rehm
and Mooney, and v. Davis
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The Pavey A, C's and the West Side
SheVfoiet viii clash at Brookside park at
ouaps ~. n tomorrow: Pavey players are re-
Dickey take notice. N'oiAeS anu
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago ............ 900 III O0l-4
Cincinnati .......... 100 900 COO 5
Malone and Hartnett; Derringer and
Brennan. and O'FarrelI
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Philadelphia ... 900 900 600 l
New York ......... 100 O1O COX 2 o
Collins and Wilson; Parmalee and Luque.
and Richards
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-08
sStOefen Must Learn
To Train, Says Lott

New York, Aug. 8.-(P)-George
Martin Lott, Jr.. Of Chicago is back
from England Wednesday with what
he thinks is the answer to the ques-
ton: How can America recapture
the worlds tennis supremacy"
1T sounds simple enough and I
honestly believe it's just as easy as it
sounds" said the 27-year-old Chicago
doubles veteran, who with Lester R.
6toefen Of Los Angeles scored the
only point for America in the chal-
lenge round against England at VIM
bledon last month.
In my opinion" Lott said, and he
should know, "Stoefen potentially is
the greatest player in the world. He
needs to be taught how to train
'Stoef' has all the shots and knows
plenty about court generaliship. But
he needs somebody to train him."
That's just fifty per cent Of the
answer, as I see 1t. The rest de.
oends on Sidney Wood Of New York.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS.
THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Of Harry Morgan, deceased.

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF Harry Morgan, deceased. !.
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
as the sdmini:trs.rin Of the estat"
Harry Morgan. late Of the city Of
Minneapolis, In the County Of Henne.
pin and State of Minnesota, deceased.
to the creditors Of, and all persona
said deceased. to exhibit them with
months after the first publication 81
this notice, to said ADMINISTRATIVE At
1917 Fifth Street. north, IN the city
North Dakota. or to tho Judge Of the
County Court of said Burleigh Coun-
~. At his office In the Burleigh Coun-
ty. North Dakota Court House in the
G 81 North Of nf nnfosk 9 .e Gonn
whose address IL tlle city OF Bismarck,
In the County of Burleigh and state
Of North Dakota. and who resides in
the city Of Bismarck. in the County
ot>Burlelgh and State Of North Dalko.
to. is my agent.
You are hereby farther notified
that Hon. !. c. Davies, Judge OF the
County Court within and for the
County Of Burieigh. and state Of
Of Fsbruary. 4. B. 1855. at q the issa hour our
Of two o'clock In tho afternoon Of
said day. It the Court Rooms of said
Court, In the said Court House In tho
City Of Bismarck. In said County and
State, 40 the time and place for hear.
ing and adjusting all claims against
the estate Of the said Harry Morgan,
deceased. which have been duly and
r regularly presented - hersinbsfors
Dated this soth day Of July. A. D.
Catherine M. whitmors.
~ the administrative of the
estate Of Harry Morgan, dc.
ceased.
Geo. II. Register,
Atty. Of said administratrix.
Bismarck. North Dakota.
First publication on the 2Sth AaS
Of July. =. p. 1874.
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FOUR-GAME SERIES
SET FOR WINNIPEG
FLOODL|GHT PARK
Four and One.HaIf Inning Con.
test Played at Stutsman
County Seat Tuesday
DARKNESS HALTS 1USSLE
Jimmies Leading, 4 to 3, When
Threatening Rain Pre-
vents Further Play

jamestown and Bismarck laid aside
their rivalry Wednesday and pre-
pared together to tackle the strong
American Giants, champions Of the
Negro National League, in q four
game series at WINNIPEG.
The combination Of the leading
players OF the two North Dakota
teams should furnish plenty of oppo-
sition for the Giants who led other
teams OF the colored league at the
end of the first half Of the current
ptnnant race.
Just prior to leaving on their trip
to the Dominion city. the Jamestown
end Bismarck clubs engaged In a four
ard one-half inning battle at James,
town called on account Of darkness
with the Jimmies leading 4 to 3.
Locals Score First
Bismarck tailed twice in the second
inning when Quincy Troupe hit q
single and came home ahead Of Red
Haley who drove one far over the
cars for q homerun.
In their half Of the same canto the
Jimmies counted once when Rad
cliff got single, stole second and
went to third as Brown was out at
first on a fielder's choice. Schauer
hit hard grounder to Massman who
threw Radcliffe out at home with
Schauer going down to second. War
den got a walk and on an error
schauer came home.
The Stutsman county club went two
runs In the lead In the third when
Evans got single and came home
on Oberholzer's double. Davis belted
q homerun to score Oberholzer ahead
Of him.
The locals got into the scoring
column again in the fourth when
Haley got walk and came home on
Bill Morlan's double. The game was
called after Bismarck had their turn
ct bat In the fifth.
Brown Fans IL
LAnier pitched for Bismarck. al
lowing six hits. and Brown was on
the mound for the Jimraies. giving up
four safeties. Aided by the dark
ness the colored Jimmy star whitfield
L Bismarck hitters
Bismarck players who made the
trip to Canada are Quincy Troupe,
veteran catcher; Harold Massman.
shortstop: Frank Stewart. first base
man: Red Haley. third baseman and
the two dusky twirlers. Barney Nor
rt, and Lefty Vincent.
Following the Winnipeg series the
local club will return here for the
Missouri Slope tournament Sunday
ard will line up against the Ameri-
can Giants at the ball park in a
twilight game. Monday.
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SUMMONS

STATE or NORTH DAKOTA. couN.
N p1sTRiccTT COURT FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Clara G. Tatley
Plaintiff
Emma D. Batchelder, Annie /.
Thompson, Hattie ]. Lindley.
William l.. Rose. and all other
persons unknown claiming any
estate or interest In or lien or
membranes upon the property
described In the complaint Defendant.
THE STATE OF NORTH DaKoTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
You are hereby summoned to an>
swer the complaint Of the plaintiff
in the above entitled action, copy
OF which said complaint Is hereto an
nexed and herewith served upon you
apo to the dG Of their
in the Dakota National Bank & Trust
Company Building in the City Of Bis
! marck. County of Burleigh, and State
Of North Dakota. within thirty days
after tho service Of this Summong
upon you, exclusive of the day Of such
service. And in case Of your failure
TO appear or answer as above reQuir.
ed, plaintiff will take judgement
demanded in the complaint.
| Dated at Bismarck n. d. this 5th
day Of July, 1894.
| ATTORNEYS FOR PLAIN.
| TIFF
| OFFICE AND POST OFFICE
ADDRESS
BISMARCK. NORTH DAKo-
IA
To the Defendants above named: ~.
You and each Of you will please
take notice that the Summons and
Complaint herein have been filed In
the office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court, Burleigh County, North Dalxo.
Ia. and that this action IL brought for
the purpose Of quieting title in plain
tiff and excluding the defendants
from any right, interest and title In
and to the following described prem-
North Half tNM) and Northeast
Quarter OF Southwest Quarter (NE
NSWN) Section Thirty one (31)
Township One Hundred thirty nine
(139) Range Seventy nine (79) West
Of the 5th p. NJ Burleigh County.
North Dakota, and no personal claim
IL made against any OF the said de-
PENDANTS.
HYLAND & FOSTER
ATTORNEYS FOR PLAIN~
BISMARCK. NORTH DAKo-
j7.25 S-l.0-15.22.20
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Red Birds Secure First Place Tie
For indians by Defeating MilIers
Second Little World
Series Game Tonight

The second game Of the Little
World Series" between the Sen
ators and the Wachter League and
the Giants of the William Moore
League will be played at the Will
liam Moore school diamond at $50
p. m, tonight.
Taking the lead with 10 to 4
conquest of the Giants Monday
night, the Senator's will put an en-
tirely new lineup on the field for
the second game in an effort to re-
peat their first game performance.
Eddie Spriggs is managing the
Giants and Ted Campagna is di-
recting the Senators.
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.Laffoon Continues
Par-Cracking Pace
SLAVES Three Strokes of Per-
feet Figures at Rochester
Hagen Tournament

Rochester, N. Y, Aug. 8.-(F-Ky
Laffoon, Denver's golfirg "typhoon.
apparently is not yet through with
the par cracking campaign that has
made him sensation this year.
Colorado's gift to the game shaved
three strokes off perfect figures for
the Oak Hill Country clubs east
course with IS to take the lead In
the Rochester Centennial Walter Ha-
gen tournament.
Tom Newlove, Syracuse. carded q
81 for second place while Gordon
Taylor, Toronto amateur, and Lee
Diegel, taut-nerved pro from Phila'
delphia, tied for third with los.
Locked in deadlock for the mex
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N YOU'RE III
TElLlNC NE

KY Laffoon is going to make the
boys sit up and take q lot Of notice
very soon. The Denver Cherokee
broke u nine times and tied 1t seven
times In is consecutive rounds.
Chuck Bernard, Michigan,s great Gen.
ter Of 1928 and All-American selec.
ton, will pass up a pro grid berth
to coach the line ct his alma mater
n. II and when Equipoise and Caval.
cade meet this year. there Is likely
TO be series Of three races at a
mile. mile and q quarter, and mile
and ALI. :. Just to give you an idea
OF how old Connie Mack is he'i
the only manager now In the Ameri.
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Mudhens Hand Saints 18th
Straight Setback With Raj
" in Eighth Inning

Chicago. Aug. 8.-(R-Minneapolis
Wednesday was forced to share first
place in the American Associations
general standing with Indianapolis,
but still had a good lead over Mil
waukee in the western division bat
tie.
The Indians went into q tie Tues
cay night without even playing for
the Millers dropped the odd game OF
the series to Columbus, s to S.
Toledo made a sweep of the series
and administered st. Paul its l4th
straight defeat, 10 to 6, in another
night game. The Saints had hope Of
finally breaking their long losing
streak. leading by 6 to as Toledo
went to bat in the eighth. Steve
O'Neills men opened up on Ralph
Judd, and continued a. the expense
OF Fette and Erickson to score six
times.
Saints Lose 18th Straight
r H E
st. Paul. .o23 600 olo-6 II 0
Toledo ........ ITO Ito O6x-l0 II 2
Phelps, Judd, Erickson and Tenner;
sewell, Lawson, sundra and Desau-
tells.
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(By The Associated Press,

ny 1Hc 1SSUC16CCQ TFC6SJ
Roger Cramer. AthleticS-Hit double
and three singles and stole base in
victory over Red Sox.
Ed Brandt, Braves-Limited Phillies
to seven hits, striking out seven.
Hank Greenberg. Tigers Knocked
in three runs against Browns with
homer and double.
Dizzy Dean. Cardinals, and Allyn
Stout, Reds - Dean pitched six-hit
shutout in opener. Stout limited Cards
to five hits in second game.
Ben Chapman, Yankees - Made
three hits in each game OF double
header against Washington.
Arky Vaughan, Phillies-Hit homer
with two on base to beat Cubs.
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can League who was with the Junior
circuit when 1t was formed. ;. Gettina
back to football Alvin Wistert
6-foot-6-inch, 222-pound brother Of
Whitley Wistert, star tackle who was
graduated from Michigan this year,
Is expected to appear in the Wolver>
inc lineup one of these days. JoA
Jacobs, Max Schmeling's manager.
has made Sam Plan, one Of Barney
Ross managers, an offer Of $500 for
the services Of Davey Day. hard-sock.
ing lightweight stablemate Of Barney
/. y. But Davey Is worth q lot more
than that to Sam.
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MAJOR LEAGUE EAG
/AlERY
by the Associated Pre-.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting-Terry, Giants. 1857: p.
Waner, Pirates, 1865.
Runs-ott, Giants, 81; Terry,
Giants. 50.
Hits-Terry, Giants, 149; 2. Waner,
Pirates, l48.
Home runs-Ott, Giants. %; Ber-
ger, Braves, Is.
Pitching-J. Dean, Cardinals, 20-3;
Schumacher. Giants, IT'S.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting-Manush, Senators, 800;
Gehrig, Yankees, .374.
Runs-Gehringer, Tigers, l0l; Wer.
Der, Redsox. "a.
Hits-Manush, Senators, 1855
Gehrig. Yankees, lat.
Home runs-Gehrig. Yankees, So;
Foxx, Athletics, "a.
Ptching-Gomez. Yankees, 1873
Rowe, Tigers, lisa.
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position with par Ills were eight
others including Gene Sarazen and
George Won Elm Of New York, Harry
Cooper. "mrathon" sta: from Chi
cago. AL Houghton of Bethesda, Md,
Vincent Eldred of Pittsburgh and Joe
Turnesa of Elmsford.
Hagen, in whose honor the tourna-
nlent is being held. took u. Paul
Runyan, newly crowned p. G. A.
champion from White Plains, was
well back with IS.
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Fights Last Night

ny The Associated Rress)
!. Chicago nm BILLY Celehron. l47A.
1ackford, III, outpolnted Piggy
Weln1rt. l46A. Chicago. o.: Fred
O1yn0weth, 1T. Milwaukee. out
po(nted Garry 1eldwin l3sh.
0hicaop. ~.
C91soland w Hatav 0evero, l90h.
1mo1slllG ~. outpotnto1 Jackie
Glos1y. IT,. 19inneQpelle, (lO.
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90 If
~ By Art krenz

Here is a bit Of advice on playing
on windy day. II you face hole
with the wind directly in your face,
don't press. Tee the ball lower and
few inches more toward the right foot.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF Ed I'd IAundnuisf AeceaRed.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF Edward Lundquist. deceased.
dersigned. seErid Lundquist. as the
executrix of the estate of Edward
Lundquist. late of the township Of
Trygg. In the County Of Burleigh and
State Of North Dakota, deceased. to
ing claims against the estate Of said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within six months
after the first publication of this mo-
tice, to said sxsc1trix It her fesi .n,1ns
twenty eight 1881 In township ono
hundred and forty ono ll4l) north.
Of range seventy seven t77) west OF
the fifth principal meridian in Bur-
yude. Of the County Court Of said
Burieigh County. at his office in the
Burleigh County, North Dakota Court
House In the City Of Bismarck. in
Burleigh County, North Dakota.
that Hon: ]. c. Davies. Judge Of the
County Court within and for the
County Of Burleigh. and State Of
North Dakota, has fixed the 18th day
Of February. 4. D. 1895. Ct the hour
said day. at tho Court Rooms OF said
Court, in the said Court House In the
CITY Of Bismarck. in said County and
State a. the time and place for hear
r.: . .na sd ~ TIN M f sswara nna
quist. deceased, which have been duly
and regularly presented ~ hereinbe-
fore provided.
Dated this 24th day Of July. A. p.
1894.
Segrid Lundquist,
~ the executrix OF the estate
Of Edward Lundquist. deceas-
ed.
Geo. NJ. Register,
1 Atty, Of said executrix,
6ismarck. North Dakota.
First publicati on on the 25th day Of
July. 4. p. 1884.
7.36 SILK
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Wind makes surprisingly little dit
ference on q well-hit ball. It is with
the poorly hit ball that it plays havoc.
Use ordinary intelligence when
playing a cross wind, and hit your
shots firmly. You will be surprised
how you can beat the wind.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-08

Prison terms are longer In the
United States than for corresponding
crimes In England.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-08

Travis Jackson. Giants - Clouted
triple With bases fun 1oe runs that d.
leated Dodgers
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-08

Red Birds Down Millers
r H E
Minneapolis -. oil OO2 100 S II 0
Columbus .... ZOO OIL 1875 IA /
Marrow, Tauscher and Hargrave:
Heise, Sims and O'Dea.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-08

More than one-half Of the fresh
water area Of the world lies within
the boundaries Of Canada.