davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
HIZO TABLAS
CON BRUCE holland

Anoche, en- la Arena de Ben
jamin Field, ell campeon de lu-
chas del estado, Bruce holland,
hizo tablas con Babe Caddock,
y retuvo la corona que en- Mia
mi lie arrebatara al polaco John
ny Grandovitch.
Bill Sledge luch6 con jim
Parker y Sc lie concedi6 ell triur
fo en- IL minutes y IL ~segundos
Sledge atac6 a su contrario
punetazos Y lie "maduro" antes
de aplicarle las llaves que k
dieron la victoria.
Ell pastor Hogue actu6 Illegal
mente frente a Johnny Mars
fue descalificado.
Swede Olson, de Minneapo-
lis, derrib6 a Johnny Masrris,
en- nueve minutes y 6 segundos
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
VENCIERON JIMMY LETO
Y RED GUGGINO

New York, Oct. Eel pdgil
italiano Jimmy Leto, de Tam
pa, venci6 anoche, por unanimi-
dad de los jueces, Harry Dub
linsky, de Chicago, III un COM
bate efectuado en- la arena San
Nicolas. Leto gan6 facilmente
los tres primeros asaltos; Bub-
llinsky gan6 los tres siguientes.
A partir del sexto Leto llevo Ia
mejOr parte, con sus cortantes
"jabs" y demoledores ganchos.
Dublins&y fue aturdfdo en- va
rAs ocasiones por los golpes de
su antagonista.
Los dos pdgiles, cansados, ro-
daron de la Iona hacia los asien
tos de junto al ring, en- uno
de los "agarraos" del decimo
asalto.
Red Guggino, j6ven gladia7
dor de Tampa, Fla, obtuvo una
decision a seis asaltos sobre
Jimmy Fantini, de New York.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

conocido.
0tras aventuras atrajeron "a
atenci6n de Enrique, apartan-
dola de Lorenza, estuvieron al
gun tempo sin verse, Y mien-
tras tanto murieron los padres
de la j6ven.
Esta eclips6se cast por COM
pleto, hasta que, llegada a la
mayor edad, emancip6se de la
tutela de su tutor, como sabe-
mos va por ella misma.
Entonces hizo su reaparici6n
en- ell mundo, radiante de lujo V
de hermosura, Y entonces fue
cuando volvi6 q verla Enrique.
Pens6 este en- hacerle la or
te, empleando como arma para
rendisla Ell secreto que poseia ;
pero por aquella epoca Interest,"
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
CARNETS E~LECTORALES
EN- BARCELONA

Madrid, Oct. lila oficina
del Censo electoral en- Barcelo-
ma esta expidiendo carnets a los
ciudadanos que los piden por
tener derecho al sufragio.
Ell Garnet electoral, por dis
posicion de la Generalidad, Sc
"a indispensable en- todas los
ayuntamientss de mas de 5000
habitantes. A los de menos de
5000 tambien Sc les ha concs-
dido 81 derecho a implantarlos.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

arc era rico y no tenfa familia.
Vlo este a Morales por pri-
Hera vez en- San Sebastian, sa-
iudando a Lorenza, y, apenas
hablo con Ell lie dijo:
q listed conoce a esa i6ven?
GQuien es?
Y acab6 por confesarle que
estaba lccamente enamorado do
ella.
Enrique echo sus cuentas y
Sc dijo:
-Vamos a yer: lQue me i'm
pofta a mi sumar a mi larga
llsta de aventuras amorosas. Ell
nombre de una mujer mas o
menos? NADIA! En- cambio, me
lmporta mucho aumentar el
numero de mis- amigos y futu-
ros protectores. Nj fortuna es-
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
NO PUDO ENTREGAR
LAS $4,000 PESETAS


Madrid, Oct. 10-No pudo en-
tregar aun las $4,000 pesetas
de garantia que prometfa por la
libertad del Sr. Casanova, ex-
presidente de la Generalidad, ell
comerciante Sr. Messana. Ca
sanova cruz6 la f~rontera, refu-
glandose en- Francia, y enton-
ces ell juzgado militar demand6
la entrega de la garantia.
Messana pidi6 un plazo con
la intencion de hacer honor a SUI
firma.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Detfolt,e Oct. H0-La se
mundial de pelota, por ell cam
peonato de las grandes ligas,
empe@ra manana en- esta ciu-
dad.
Els cosa va decidida por los
directories que Lonnie Warneke
lance por los Cubs y ell Colegial
Rowe por los TigreS.
Hablando aver de la selection
de Rowe para ell primer desa-
flo, ell director y catcher Mike
Cochrane dijo: 'Rowwe es hon.
bre adecuado y este significa
que es nuestro pitcher numero
|. Sabemos que Warneke es du-
70 de pelar; pero tendra que do
, miaar por complete a nuestros
bateadores 81 quiere hacer ell
papel airoso frente a Rowe.
! Despues de Rowe pienso utili-
Ear en- orden de continuidad, a
Tommy Bridges y Eden AUX
ar. Mandare a Alvin CroWder
q la Inca de fuego 81 una buena
oportunidad Sc presenta.
NueVos asientos Sc han colo
cado en- ell terreno y la capaci-
dad de manana sera de 48, zoe
espectadores.
Los Cubs arribaron en- la no.
che de aver y hoy practicaran
con ell debido cuidado. Cochrane
esta dispuesto a aceptar los pla
mes que traiga Charley Grim, el
director del Chicago.
La lista de peloteros elegibles
para la serie mundial la do a.
yer ell comisionado Lands y la
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Sc en- la aventura de Ia pobre
Elvira, resistiendo, por 10 prom
to de ST empeno.
Cuando, rotas sus relaciones
con la viudita de Estrada, en-
contro a Lorenza, en- San Sc
bastian, Morales volvi6 a pen
sar en- sus antiques pretensio-
mes; mas estaba de Dios que es
tas no habian de realizarse nun
ca.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

el, o tuvo la desgracia, segdn
ella, de figurar entire las vic
timas del incorregible calave-
ra.
Esto di6 motive para que
Enrique tratase a Lorenza con
.alguna intimidad, aunQue STEM
pre- como a 10 que era, come
a una nina.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
UN PRESUNTO
FALSIFICADOR

Bajo la acusaci6n de pasar
falsos con un valor to-
tai de $46, ell jefs de detectives
Bush detuvo aver a Jess Holt,
que sirviera un ano de preside
por un parecido delito. LIE detu,
vieron los agentes secretos
Yates y Busbee. Tambien lie re-
claman las autoridades de Cal
nesville y Orlando.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Temperature maxima aver,
80 grades; minima, 70.
Marea alta a las 300 a. m.
Y 4:45 p. m. marea baja a las
1898 a. m. y 9:34 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

DE mi no tienes que temer
NADIA. Como 81 entire los dos no
existiese tai Secreto.
BESIDE entonces consider6 "a
la joven como una victima fu-
tura y propiciatoria.
Tenia medios para dominar-
la Y hacer que Sc doblegase a gu
voluntad.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

colhpohen, PA los CuDs: NV
les Grimm, ell director; Jafhey
o. Carleton, Hugh Casey, Phil
ip Cavaretta, Frank Demaree,
Elwood English, Lawrence H,
French, Augusta Galan,
ley Hack, Charles L. Har
Roy Henshaw, William
man, William urges, CHI
H. Klein, Fabian Kowalik
liam C. Lee, Fred Linds5
James Kenneth O'Dea, Chan
H, Root, George StainbacN
Walter Stephenson, Lon War
neke, Clyde Shoun, John Corri-
dem y Roy Johnson; por los Tt
Gres, Gordon S. Cochrane, FL
den L. Auker, Thomas Bird
ges, Herman Clifton, Alvin F.
CroWder, Erwin Fox, Charles
Gehringer, Leon Goslin, Hen
ry Greenberg, Raymond H.
Hayworth, Elon Hogsett, Roxie
Lawson, Marvin Owen, Frank
Reiber, William G.. RogeIl, l.
Rowe, Heney Soluble, Victor
Sorrell, Jose Sullivan, Gerald
H. Walker, j. White, Del Baker
coach, y Ralph Perkins, coach.
Los pitchers del Chicago sor
Lee, Warneke, French, Root,
Henshaw y Carleton. Tres sor
derechos, Warneke, Root Y Lee
y llevaran la parte mas pesads
de la carga. Les ayudara ell zur-
do French.
Cuatro pitchers derechos tie
men los tigres, Rowe, Auker
Bridges y Crowder. En- estos
confian para ganar ell campeo-
nato.
Mike Cochrane, ell director
de los Tigres, cree que ayuda-
ran a los pitchers, con oportu-
nos batazos, Goslin, Pete Fox,
Charles Gehringer, Billy RogeN
y Hank Greenberg. Ell propio
Cochrane es un factor de i'm
portancia en- ell manejo del ba-
te.
Uno de los umpires de la Sc
RE 10 sera George Moriarty,
que fuera tercera base de los Ii
gres y director entire los amos
1929.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
II

Frecuentaba la casa del Sc
nor Flores un sobrino de este,
estudiante de medicinal Y POGO
mayor que Lorenza.
Morales no necesit6 mas
que yer algunas wees juntos a
los dos primos, para compren-
der que Sc amaban.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
V

Como a otros j6venes de po-
sicion b~rillante, Enrique como
cha, aunque no 10 trataba con
intimidad, a Alexandra Revilla,
medico de la Armada.
Segdn va sabemos, Alejan-
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
III

March6se ell estudiante de me-
dicina a su pueblo, terminada
su carrera, y no Sc volvi6 a acor
dar mas de su prima, la cuSl,
por su parte, tampoco pensaba
mucho en- 81.
Como ell desliz no tuve conse-
cueneias, solo de Morales fue
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
INFORMATION
E PUERTO

LEGO a cargar fosfato, deNo
bile, ell vapor ingles, Ingola. A
:ambiar carga, procedents de
New Orleans, arrib6 ell Paw
nee.
| Tomara un cargamento de-
fosfato la motonave alemana
Osiris, que entr6 aver.
Partieron los vapores Pola@
rine, Meanticut y Commercial
Quaker, de bandera americana,
y las goletas General ToSta y
Motagua.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
La Gaceta Folletin No. 29l
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

mundo como correspondia a la
heredera de una colossal for
tuna.
No dej6 de fijarse Enrique
en- SUI belleza; pero era dema-
siado nina para Ell, y penso.
Tina de las que me reser-
vo para ell porveniR
Y aunque de momento no la
hizo case, tampoco la perdio
de vista.
Ell senior de Norers, padre
de Lorenza, tenia una hernia
ma que mereci6 ell honor, seg1r
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Ignacio Ara no ha desistidr
de escalar y piensa llegar a la
cmmbre de su division. iBuenas
piernas y buena suertei
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
CON LOS CUANTES

5Sera Chino Alvarez ell veni-
dero contrincante de Sixtico
Morales, ell camps6n cubano del
peso ligero?
Unos dicen que 81 y otres afr
man 10 ~contrario, que no habra
pelea entire ellos hasta que
Downing traiga algunas "~estre-
Has" del norte.
GEsta Mr.. Alvarez cortando
lena 0 Sc ha entregado a la ale
gria de sus Gltimos triunfos?
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Ell venezolano Simon Chavez,
que en- su pals derrot6 a Kid
Chocolate, ACADIA de veneer, en-
Francia, a Kid Hermal. Aiplau-
dio ell p1blico ell fallo de los jue-
ces.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

NADIA sabemos todavia sobre
La fecha en- que Freddie Miller,
ell camps6n del peso de pluma
para la Association Nacional de
Boxeo, Sc enfrentara con Fila
Echeverria, ell vasco.
De la pelea Sc ha venido ha-
blando en- Espana y en- los Es-
tados Unidos; pero NADIA hay to
davfa en- definitiva. Miller "a
cost6" en- Espana a Jose Giro
mes, ell excampe6n de Europa.
A Marcel Thil, ell campe6n
universal del peso medic, lie la
man ell "divino calvo".
Babe Risko anda ahora a ca
"a de la calvicie y de la divini-
dad.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Antonio Rodriguez, ell fen6
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

LA GACETA
II periodico en- idioma Espanoi
lie mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Suscripcion semanal: 20 cents
Telefono Y37S2
1873 7th Ave. Ybor City, Fla.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

no, continual sielo&~el campy
espanol del peso weller. Pr
Hilario con Martin Oroz, ui}
ter de Zaragoza, y/los jus
declararon nulo ell encuentro.
Suponemos que en- Esaana
hay escasez de buenos pd es
lie las lat libras. Hilario no
va nj la sombra de 10 que fue II
sin embargo, aun retiene la CO.
roma.
Evening star., 1935-12-29

mortality among them, too-they often
were atrociously underfed and over
worked. But now this regime also
seems to have been somewhat soft
ened-slowly and gradually Soviet
Russia is getting humanized. . . > But
this class Is a page Of the past; the
ranks Of these victims Of the age OF
socialism are not being filed by any
large numbers Of new arrivals. APP
parently it may disappear with time.
Such, then, is the process Of Rus
sia's drift from socialism to-what
should one call it? Perhaps state
controlled indiyidualism might be the
word
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Air Accidents.

Royal Air Force accidents have
caused nearly 40 deaths In Britain In
1885.
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Property Control Fought Out.

AAUPCIty OUHtHV1 EVu8Hs O~ss
On the peasant front Socialism
has suffered perhaps even greater de-
feats than in the city. Here, however,
the battle has been raging not so much
around the issue of equality versus In
equality as. around another major
Evening star., 1935-12-29

Grand Opera Singers Of Today, By
H. C. Lahee. 1922. VW1o.9Ll34g
Sketches of famous singers.
Interpreters, by Carl Van Vechten
1920. VV.V378in.
Criticism by talented and perspi'
cacious observer.
Stars of the Opera. by Mabel Wag-
nails. 1909. VVio.V124.
Interviews with the grand old grour
who made opera famous in America
Sembrich, Eames, Calve, Farrar
Melba, etc.
Behind the Scenes ut the Opera, by
M. r. Watkins. 1925. VV.W324
"Alda, Jeritza, Farrar, Scott, Mar
tin and Chaliapin are among those to
whom Miss Watkins pays homage"
The library has many individual
biographies of singers and musician,
associated with opera, as Caruso, Calve
Chaliapin, Lehman, Puccini, Schu-
-Heink, etc.
Evening star., 1935-12-29

Thus, all OF the classes OF the SoVle
population which we so far have eX
amined-its intellectual layer. trans
forming itself into an upper class, tn
workmen, the collective farm peas
ants-all have profted by Russia
departure from Socialism. There are
however, two more large social group
in the "class-hierarchy'' of the Sovie
Union at which we have not ye
looked, which form the very bottom
layer In this hierarchy and which III
to the present have drawn little prof
from 1t.
First Of all, there are still some 2;
or "a million mon collectivized" peas
ants in the country who in spite o
governmental pressure failed to JON
the collectives In 192s-l932. Thei
position is sad. The government ha
not forgotten that they were it
secret enemies; it exacts from then
far greater levies in products thai
from collective farms; If they fail Il
deliver them their land and BE-
longings are conhscated. Many o
them now live as village paupers
doing odd bits Of work for collective
farms, begging and starving (collec'
tive farms do not easily admit new
members now). What win become o.
this group Of population? Is 1t fatet
to develop into rural proletariai
looking with envy at the privileged
collective farm peasantry?
The secondhand still lower-grour
is that Of the inhabitants Of labor
camps in Northern Russia, In Siberia
etc. It Is composed Of former kuiaks
city spectators" "counter-revolu.
tionists" Of all descriptions and the
like who we're banished chiefly be.
tween 1923 and 1882. No one know
their exact figure (the Soviets nevel
published IT.. According to approx.
innate private calculations, three year
ago 1t ran up to about six millions
BY now 1t must have decreased con.
siderably-there were various am.
nesties for certain categories Of these
people; there has been q very high
Evening star., 1935-12-29

permanent Seml-SUarVaLlOQ are In
f1nitely more numerous.
Such, then, is the contrast between
the new Russian upper class and the
masses. Recently the Soviet govern
ment decreed certain measures which,
so to speak, tend to stress this contrast
psychologically. Thus, heretofore there
were no ranks in the Red Army, and
the very word officer ca survival of
the czarist tnequality') did not exist:
there were merely Commanders" (of
a battalion, regiment, etc., who In
principle were the soldiers equals
Now, however, the officers ranks with
the exception of that Of the generaD
have been revived, and the decree
stresses that this has been done in
order to raise the officers prestige as
high as possible.
Now, by practice If not by law, the
officers service in the Red Army Is
virtually lifelong (the Soviets lack
trained commanders and therefore
value them highly. viii It not be
natural, then, If with time the Soviet
officers corps crystallizes into a sort
of a caste? Incidentally, the sons Of
Red captains and colonels are said to
have q strong tendency of also enter
ing the military profession. BY SIM
liar process, 130 years ago. Frances
revolutionary officers formed the ma
poleonic aristocracy."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-16

De Preem' Knocks Out lmpellittiere;
Heavyweight Contenders Cut to Five
Camera, SchmeIing, lasky,
Braddock and Louis in Run.
ming for Baer's Crown

New York, March 16-(P)-The "old
guard" of heavyweight contenders
stands fast.
On the heels Of Max Something's
decisive victories over such rising
stars as Walter Neusel and Steve
Hamas, another former worlds cham
pion, Primo Camera has hit the come
back trail with a technical in nine
rounds over fistiana's noW-exploded
mystery man. Ray 1mpellittiere,
taller than Primo but not quite so
heavy.
This succession of events has cut
the field of possible challengers to
Max Baers reign as heavyweight
champion to fiye-Carnera. Schmeling,
Art Lasky, Jimmy Braddock and Joe
Louis, the Detroit negro slugger.
Lasky and Braddock will settle their
personal differences in Madi o n
Square Garden next Friday night,
cutting another member off the list.
Camera is slated to meet the winner,
and, If the Garden can swing it,
Schmeling will take on the ultimate
survivor. There is no place for Louis
in this program but the negro may
make one with his fists before the
summer is out.
Camera, relieved OF the world title
and stopped in II rounds by Baer
last June, fought well-planned bat
tie against Impellittiere, finally cut
ting down the Cold Springs. N. Y,
giant after SO seconds of fighting in
the ninth.
Referee Jack Dempsey stepped in
to halt the bout just as Harry Dewey,
the "Imp's' manager. rushed into the
ring to save his charge from further
Through the first five rounds,
"1mpel'' more than held his own. He
won the first and third rounds by
his own efforts and the fourth when
Camera landed palpably low punch.
Through the fifth. which was even,
big Ray was doing all right but he
tired rapidly in the face Of Cameras
fire thereafter.
The bout drew the largest crowds
of the season to the Garden with
1885 customers contributing gross
receipts of s38. 2o62S. Camera weigh
ed 268; Impellittiere 258ia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-16
Linton QuINT BOWS
TO BENSON COUNTY
Team IN OVERTIME
Magic City Model OverWheIms
Taylor, SILL; Coyotes De.
feat Reeder y
PARK RIVER IS BEATEN
Teams Engage IN Semi final
And Consolation Games at
Valley City

Valley City, N. D., March 16.-(R-
Minot model will meet Williston and
Aneta will engage the Maddox
Aggies in the semi finals Saturday by
virtue Of victories in first round
games Of the state Glass B basket
ball tournament here Friday.
Two evening games furnished the
thrills, Aneta flashing speed and de-
ception to overcome the classy Park
RIVER Aggies, 35-25 and the Maddox
Aggies edging out Linton In an over.
time period 1921.
In the afternoon, Minot Model
Taylor SILL and Willis
ton won over Reeder, 3l-18.
The Aneta- Park River battle was
the speediest game Of the evening.
Over four minutes elapsed before
either Linton or Maddox scored In q
slow opening. Then Leslie Kremer,
scored q field goal. Trailing
~ at the end Of the first period,
Maddox spurted in the second and
led 1874 at half time.
Summaries:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-16
IIIYOU'RE ~
TELLING ne

zeke Bonura, big White Sox first
baseman, is quite handy with his
dukes. When he was in the Texas
League. he squared off with Vernon
Kennedy. now one OF his Sox team
mates, and flattened that young fell
low twice. i. 1t is rumored that Art
Lasky wont have any part of Joe
Louis. the Detroit colored menace to
the heavyweight division. =. Potsy
Clark, Detroit Lions professional grid
coach, is advocating mixture of tan
bark and cotton seed for gridron
surfaces -. asserting that such a
composition would make for firmer
footing and better drainage. :. The
Universities Of Minnesota and Texas
will meet on the gridiron in Min
neapolis in 1896. Hal Schumach-
er, Giants pitcher. hasn't been beaten
by the Cincinnati Reds since he broke
into the majors -. and he has
pitched against them II times. j.
Joe Bach, who left Duquesne Univer-
sity's head coachship to take a job
mentioning the pro Pittsburgh Pirates
this fall, is going to do line duty with
Duquesne's bitter city rival, Carnegie
Tech, this year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-16
Kid Fettig Decisions
Dorgan on FORK Card

Grand Forks. March 1s.-M-
Louis Kid) Fettig, Grand Forks
heavyweight, hung up his third
STRAIGHT victory by defeating Stanley
Dorgan q Duluth In q return six-
round match featuring the boxing
division Of the weekly card hare FRI
day night.
Mike Nasarian Of LATHE Rock, Ark.
beat Andy Noen Of Fergus Falls In
the main wrestling match after n
minutes Of the uyeliest mat show yet
seen here. Buck Olson tipped Bert
Jacobson Of Finley In 70 minutes
and 10 seconds Of the other Crap
pling exhibition.
In the other fights. K. Q. Walsl,
Of Mooehead. III, and Cy vester Of
Duluth, ITO, fought four rounds TO Z
draw. Blackie Angelo Of Grand Forks
| 100. took . four rotnder from Billy
Russell Of NooFhead, 1e2. Con st
George Of East Grand Forks. lis
outboxed Joe Krcnscl Of Grand Forks
llS, In the four round curtain rsieeT
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-16
Amateur-PrO Pairs
Reach Semi-Finals

st. Augustine, Fla, March l6.-RD
Saturdays semi-final rounds In the
first annual national amateur profess
sional match play golf tournament
found only New York and New Jersey
shotmakerS left in the contest.
Willie MacFarlane, Tuckahoe, N. Y.
pro. and Arthur Lynch, Mamaroneck,
N. Y. amateur, were pitted against
Clarence Clark, Bloomfield. N. ]. pro,
and Mike Parco, Buffalo, N. Y. anna
teur, In one match.
Paul Runyan. White Plains, N. Y.
pro. and Charles Whitehead, South
River. N. ]. amateur, opposed Jimmy
Hines, pro. and Tommy Taller, anna
teur. both Of New York, In the other
contest.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

OF Harry A. Thompson. Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given by the un.
dersigned. Gertrude N. Thompson. az
the administrative Of the estate OF
Harry 4. Thompson. late Of the city
leigh and State Of North Dakota. de-.
ceased. to the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers. wit n six
this notice. to said administratrix at
her residence at 227 West Rosser
Ave-, in the city OF Bismarck in said
Burleigh County. or to the Judge. Of
the County Court Of Burleigh County.
At his office in the Rurieifh GO. county mt; :;
of Bismarck In Burleigh County.
You are hereby further notified
that Hon. ]. G. Davies. Judge Of the
County Court within and for the
North Dakota, has fixed the s1th day
of September A. d. 1885. at the hour
Of two o'clock In the afternoon of
said day. at the Court Rooms in the
said Court House in the city Of Bis
adjusting all claims against the es-
tate of the said Harry A. Thompson,
Deceased, which have been duly and
regularly presented a. hereinbefore
provided.
Dated February csth. A. d. 1885.
Gertrude n. Thompson, as
the administering OF the
estate Of Harry A. Thomp-
son. deceased.
Geo. N. Register.
Atty. of said administratrix,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
First publication on the End. day
Of March, A. D. 1895.
3/2-9-1e
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-16
Panthers Annex
Grade Cage Title
Defeat RattIesnakes, 34.3, in
Final Game Of City School
Tournament

Panthers, captained by Yeasley.
won the championship Of the Seventh
and Eighth City Grade School bas-
ketball tournament by defeating the
Rattlesnakes. captained by Burckhardt,
81 to 3, In the final game played at
the Memorial building Friday morn.
ing.
Yeasley and Boelter were high
point men for the winners with five
field goals each while Cunningham,
guard, registered all Of the losers
points.
The Painters advanced to the final
round by defeating the Lipp's quint
and the Globe Trotters, captained by
Kelly. while the Rattlesnakes were
disposing Of Seventh Grade Seconds,
captained by Tillson, and the Seventh
Grade First team. captained by Clark.
First round results. using the names
Of the team captains: Yeasley's 81;
Kelley's 10: Lips 40: McCabe's 0:
Burchardt's a.: Clark's 20; Tillson's
8. Vandies /.
Semi. finals-Yeasley's So, Lpp's Z;
Burckhardt Is, Tillson Is. Summary
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