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PAGE SIX ~ SPORTS AESORIS GRANGE ENDS GRID SEASON, ONWAY HOME Middlewest Fans Hope Learn Truth Concerning His Net Wealth pig Fo ae ae TY HOPES FOR ae ee | ! | i } | to! Harold | to Wheaton, has located on the m plant, by up the win) victory at Middiewe through the letic prodigy neede 0% ek, at the total may go beyond that; + think the figures w manager Piles or half a million, At Red departs agai motion pictur West hopes to kn | THe BoysSTu. CONNIE WiLL ‘ on WINKING P R SUFFERED FROM ae} IONEERS 0 \ a CELLAR COMPLEX THe FLAG Tht pennant will satisfy Manager Connie Mack of the . PAID TRIBUTE, picked ‘them: to win. “T fe of the Paacin ele take to heart the manner n when all he experts had aid Mack recently in discussing a great showing up to the home Finish- ychological itifluence that i “The team simply didn’t believe strongly enough in itself. ing in the cellar for so many years had a handicapped the clul verely ‘when the crisis came. It will profit as ja result of that sad experience, i “1 don’t think we can be sto | Gevernors and League Offi- cials Give Talks at Jubilee Banquet in 1 REMARKS OF PRESIDENT COOLIDGE TO NEWSPAPER MEN “UNWORTHY OF THE PRESIDENT,” SAYS HARRISON New tional its existen of its carrying sportsn the future, | At a‘bunquet last night tribute was aid to the eame’s pioneers and the j ote of its high present-day j : i apielon Wir sounded. : Reference Is Made to Alleged Warning That Speeches: Made | "One thousand diners heard ad- ae a i MG, hr i Commissioner hands in Congress Are Political—Senator Describes President former presi¢d Coolidge as “Matchless Politician” of the world’s ¢ Pirates, Governor Ritchi land, Governor Pinchot o Washington, Feb. 3.—()— en playing politic nia Mayor Walker of ty ing in the ate that in over the people.” | and Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania. Coolidge bh warned on said that the Max Carey proved to be as good a a1 speechmaker as ball play jpermen that, red his audience when he jare politic “When I started baseball 16 years Democrat, ident today had “ealled in’ the permen to have them warn son, | the country t! 4 and ie of ago, most mothers and fathers oppos- such a ro t me Using the ed professio: baseball for their i or \ mighty power of that great’ office boys. Tod nture the opinion | the president of the Unit trying to focus the attention of the thik tha: major “ "t become the digi believe they{ the gospel in t fessional baseba calling. “And my | will have been well spent if by my example I can lead! } ane little boy to understand clean living and sportsmansh nt_of the White rv nothing. but polities, described the! most adroit politician ever to sit in ite H. e and it is a tribute an hand that he made, epublicans come over; d in world peace ' re-! TODAY'S PLAY WILL DECIDE THE WINNERS Eighteen Professionals Yes-' terday Made Par of Better at Hot. Springs of commerce, un | night ride to Chicago to offer. th farmers pana | for _theii ills | ‘SPAIN’S ENERGY IN KILLING OFF BULKY LAWS AN EXAMPLE FOR U.S BY CHARL Washington, Moore, just back from he spent several years as ambassador at King Alfons: speaks extremely well of Gen. Primo |de Rivera, who ran the countr, dictator, during most of Moore's sta: in the land of the dons. and vote to inje STEWART -Alexander C. want ‘with more and more?” + where | one day he met Rivera and ask- merican lea him. junder already, up to its neck, in} said the dictator, aston- What do you think we're We're repealing laws. And |it's going to take us two years yet 1 < { : |to repeal all that ought to: be/ Theoretically, Riv imply _ was | repealed.” Hot Springs, Ark. Feb, 3--()—-| head of Alfonso's, cabinet, but it’s| fs there a lesson in this for any- “With par golf and one of the dizziest noteworthy that he appointed him-| body? t paces ever witnessed in a tourna-! gejf, ij Rivera kept it up and repe laws for another two years. Th was his notion of a constructive pro- gram, and maybe that’s what it was. But will Spain follow it up? | If Alfonso has his way, Moore thinks ‘Spain will, He regards thej* king as a highly enlightened young man, who wants a few laws and ment in the southwest, followers of ; fhe contestants in the south central| ‘pen golf championship tournament} foday were prepared for another da ay | ‘of brilliant play on the 6,600 yard course of the Hot Springs Golf and Country Club. Eighteen ‘professionals, battling fer a $1,500 first prize and rich Jmol- uments for the 20 having the best | scores, yesterday shot par or better! for the course, with rry Cooper, | Kansas City prof ; leading | with 138 for the first duy’s 36 holes.! Today's 36 holes will settle the ques- tion, _FIGHT RESULTS | Sctvest_ Palm Beach, Fla.. —“wilal Bil” Reed, Colambus, Ohio. knocked | je Tene Sailor” Maxted, New York| it. “Loni Joe White, ie ee lg Bosra Results | Jasther (Decorah) 12. hiesgo 1 In reality he was the whole thing Juntil very recently, when he votun- tarily restored normal government, having put it on a basis, in the mean. time, where he had an idea it would! ran all right in the ordinary way. Was in Bad Shape Although Rivera attained power by just grabbing it, the king proba was glad enough, for Spain was bad shape, as result of its politi- cians’ connubi | great danger o: body didn’t reform order and by more means, It Was a sityation similar to the situation in Italy when Benito Mus- solini took cl But Mu wants ‘cm respected, but doesn’t ap- prove of them by the millions, just so his people may have something to observe. NOTICE pF LosURE BALE” FORE- Notice is hereby given, that that mortgage executed und- delivered: by 1 Hackney and Lillie M. Hack- ney, his wife, of St. Paul, Minnesota, | solute. autho rt | Poremagors: te Hackney, aad Credit apt to give it up except’ under ‘the |CO™?: parkas Pasay rnp teers influence of a builet or a bomb. Riv. | SO7PO gf a heels aac peer AU era used his for the national good | toy rected im then and then put it back where he found | tator to do. or jess drastic lack Adams- defeated jew Orleans (10). rth Dazota on the i2th ash of November, 1919, at! Three Complaints suffered from three dreadtus | Baok 98 of Me ts assigned by strument i iting, to Union Invest-! ment Company, of Minneapolis, nesota, & cosporation, which assign- ment was dated the 25th day of Noy. nber, 1919, und filed for record ‘the suid office of the Kegister of Deeds on the 13th ie sf February, ages at paye 147 and ~A long-drawn-out Too many admin 18, mostly no good. A parliament which met period- Ny. and Parhed laws ayd pas laws and passed laws until no Span- iard knew where he was. “at.” 1920, at 2 o'clock P. recor Rivera wish the African war) in Book 165" of ‘asslcnnente at page mainly onto F: ¢, which is having 159, and hen jrortgags was oie a troubles with it now. He eet ad-)ed by (ayn ede Lg payee hoe +s ministrative personnel to the bone.| pany, by an instrument in wi He got slong without parliament. {t} Ferdinand ‘Sebuls and Pauline sisted *}was all very high-handed, nd doubt, | his wii atsignment was the 10th day of February, i570, 204 r . we ginter of. is on By no. ge lament, who was to) watch, 1920, at 3 o'clock’ P, Fae the eabinet, tobe sure, of rprorded Laide ea era was ‘bogs- rita ‘eae par Kode Ei Gee : taline c- Mooree couldn't. ctidat bani in Afric Dineen Normal 5s gfield Normal 20, Peeeich Indees 29; Henery, S. D, 27. Dakota Wesleyan 45; Sioux Falls ton High 19; Mandan Reserves | ‘KEY rleton 1. EVES BOY'S SUFFER- bes, had trouble aan vot | whi, ‘but it worked, | dealy, lies‘in frot | painful when the jaw is opened [11:20 o'clock, A. M, and recorded in| ortgagee by an in-| fin. time fries “FOR WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2. BEST PICK KGW (481.5) Portland, Ore. 6, Concert; 8, Band; 9, Con. 3 10, Studio. Le) Cleveland, 0. . 6, Orchestra; Blue Room’ Staudio; 1, ‘Dance tunes. WRZ (384.1) Springfieldy. Orchestra; 9, Classieal; 11:46, EASTERN TIME fr > (469) Washington, D. C, ral. ervices; Zielinska, coprano, and Gieuseppe di Benedetto. To WJAR (305.9), WOO (508, ae avis Saxophone Octette. wor (508.2), _WCAE tio1ay Waal ), WCAP (469), Wer (319), TAG (268), 476). if “Ipana_Troubadours.” WEE (476), WCAP (469), ww aE, WCOO (416.4), WGR (319). Wi 5.9), KSD (545.1). 10, Ro: Gang. To WEEI (476), Wiad (268), WCAP (469), WWJ (852i7), WLIB (302.8), WJAR (306.9). 11, Hughie Barrett and orchestra, v G, Or. 6, Or-| 6.9) Detroit, Mich. Cazenovia, N. Y, 6, » Entertainers; 11:80, elphia, Pa. Orchestra. WNYC (526) NewYork City. 30, Orchestra; 8:15, Soto! cert; 8, Orchestra; 9, Dance tunes. KDKA (309) Pittsburg, Pa. 6:30, Concert; 9, Concert. WCAE (461.3) Pittsburg, Pa. Concert; 9, Concert. WTIC (348.6) Hartford, Conn. Concert; 8, Studio; 9:15, 9:30, Organ. WGY (379.5) Schenectady, N. Y. 6:40, Concert; 8, Musical. WCAU ()78) illncort are Pa. 6:45, 4, 6:30, Orchestra; 9, Band: 9, Vari WEAR (389.4) Cleveland, Ohi Orchestra. WJR (517) Detroit, Mich. 7, Orches- tra and soloists; 11:30, Jesters, by pd (316) New York City. 7:10, Orchostra. wane (216) ‘Richmond Hill, N. Y. Orchestra; 8, Vocal solos; 1s 20, Dance tunes. 2.7) Detroit, Mich. 6, Con-| As Ritson” aun Cha ae Rdmore. -Connerative Store Company, tive Btore Wom- rative Store oy of ings. 4 paeeettie Co, SWLIT (204.5) Phiadelthia, Bi 8, G ae cece pt ‘Com Cette tae 01 ee fi fe » “ Nt Baa a i St EN. tra, Philadel; eK ra. WOBU ( ety Sham, Fla 10, Studio Pann; 3 4 7a ‘elephone red Pid CENTRAL TIM! at WRBM (226) Chicago, TIL, 4, Var- et Mata wns Sour: fotor Company, witha “4 8, me 12, ie 4 i aa nichburg. : iets ne igw Cinel Orchestra; , Con cqyanwincturing Company. emer Vocals 9, re le 10: ashe net of Farmers Bie Re imac een tf Bp Coo; tive Elevator Co., pera' 0, mere n Creamery and ¢ Cold Stor.’ ries | Gounty, N. Dy band Owners Coopefative Association, Coopers. r ‘ Hebron Shipping Association, He- HI pr OH Company, Iilinboro. lenwood. Telephone Company, sianara Bagg Wareteuse Com- 12, Dance tunes. WMAQ (447:5) Chicago, a 9: WHO '(626) Des Moines,-Ta. 6:90, 1 2 Orchestra; 7:30, Soloists; 4, ina wail (eee Nashville, Tenn. 6:30, " Lavine Telephone C }, Orchestra; 10, Frolic. bee tt ® i is lar, Oa, edna Cooper: KPNP (260) ‘Shenandoah, Ja. 7, Con- Ree " oR Comp rine Be Medini te 3 (296.9). Houston, Tex. 7, Vo- nae ter is Sis, cal; 11, ara orcheatra. (545.1) St. Louis, Mo. 1%, Qr- Mo. 7, if Kgisas’ City, Ie Me Cincinnati, 0. py ath euueere » WEBB (is0) Chicepor fil,’ 2,'Semi- classical; 9, chia ita. WQS" (447.5)" Chicago, in, PH 10, Orchestra Sl at wacr. (asa. 6) lowa City, ‘te Musical. WHE 400), Chicago, It. 2 80, ee is Com- } Door Company, Dodge. e Eleva. ebobise Axsacia- Cooperative Dairy #, Con. Glover, | pany, Gréna} vAssovlation, Ro- AG. ‘Gompany o Agricultural Cavaller, Beidier & cavaiiet Lumber Com: jeidie! n - Pe ae Sage te. Paget noperedt sats" ‘Hy. pa repeal ee ‘elephone © Company, |¥ a Blevator Carpany, B: 1, We Ver 8 Bkker, she gg dak hae ines ion, (i Mi Hien fe Brainers ‘é deaths Neste Bordulac Cooperdtive Rtevator Co., 3, Saree fe, rdulec. i" id, Hall A: Sian Burke County Fair and Agricultural L Ne bia pany, Ass'n, Fi fe wiita ixton. Abstract Tavestment’ ti kia ie! tor P comnany Jaméstow: Bank meee Hain Company, Oakes. teachet Stop pe Agriculture and Fair Mianescta uy Lavestnnent hyo Mi. Reaves Valley Telephone Company, inton. bere ry oo County. Fair Associatior Mignew: Peer ey e ~ core: Brotheee Rombess. On 8. ay in Facmere Equity tnton, Brit- Hk Inv earmont ten company, ‘Bho = Bankers Mortgage and Cattle Loan Billet W rexichy Co., Driacell. Go. Beaghe wee She C8 fet Coal atines Co. itandan, Bremen ‘Telephone Exchange, Bre- Bristol Block ‘Company, Fargo. Bekkedabl ens, O, Forial. Chet ‘Sad Brothers So ggmpany, Orie. cali mn Moreanitite Company, Cox Emerson Lumber Company, MI- 8:15, |cagh“Btore Company, Yan Hook. Capita! ‘Commercial’ Company. Bis- ca Fmplement com in} Cooperstown tas a Be re ome oti aes Company of Ldtch- ‘ aati ‘Company of Bishes, acoy a Angeles, Calif. _ 7, Citizen: : Bisbee. t Crete Creaft: Compan: , e, Okcnerteas 8, 8, Feature; 9, Variety: | Cr yetal Farmers "ea Sa KPT (481) Los "Angeles, Calif; 7:20, neater Co, one Orehestra;, 6 Musical; 9, Quintet; 4 carufe KTAL (294) Lon’ Avgeles, Calif. 8, See tare dreeee Development gsso- opular. wee (548.6) Pullman, Wash. 8,| Central DaKaie pany, Min- on Piane and vocal. is header hha ng # Cit: oes Land prs chloe Com- mace ing sonraare Pelephone ‘awner vounty Publishing €om- peony, C Company, S26 1K. waa iy pane Bhip- gto Urowcee rowers Monhit Seereited Geran pies Agaoc| Voss wal eles Pot Ginger Man | M al 7:80, jecen ints sie C8 ees Section 4522 of tae. sped. Md coca Mat “ene Hottow ing nn ed. forsian ca: eae g ETHS (374.8) Hot Springs, Ark, 9, Variety; ~ 10, Vecaly 10:16, Frolic; avenport, Ia. 9 Or- n_and soloists. WORD <a) Chi 9, Choral | ene (416.4) St. Paul-Minnegpolis. 10, Dance tunes; 11:30, Organ. MOUNTAIN TIME KOA (822.4);- Denver, Colo. ‘Concert; 8, Instrumental; Studio; 10, Orchestra. PACIFIC TI KGO (361.2) San Fran Concert. KPO (428.3) San Francisco, bins he ape 8, Classical 9% a at a bi hS oer a, of State Peter for ial repo ny, * Company, } Fe nt and Investment Com: igo, Ii. janater Co., Fargo. ‘Nori i Pebliohine Company, amendments th , Glen UU ee (Great Seat) ern Securit; PAN: Dakota Saseel Goi F ‘company, diperares Construction Com- “L = antermediate Credit Com- ar Properties, pany of ne wh Tie re retary o: tate. Corporations Cancelled Oct, Avery Ce Peoria, Hiinois. eer canta eek ge piberation. aillatnsion, * ware. Fina oe aie UPD mpany, Incorporated, Min- neapal *Bisi oman, tand kee Improvement marck, Bisma rok, Lasanh her Company, Miune- Othtities Company, Eureka, S. Candy Company, ‘iigivits, Deleohignt Company, Wilmington, Dela wai = Bainyara & Company, Duluth, Firestone “Fire and Rubber Com- pany, Ohi 6:30, not. ompany, City. Calif. alif. C0, Income ee a oan Onwald Fai levator Co ator ' Fairmount oe Oucte at eg! Corporation, Oakes BY DR. HUGH 8. CUMMING Surgeon General, U. Uh 8. Public Health rvice Whooping cough onset: It is characte P= ing cough even before the whoop de- velops that the cough comes in spells. In learning to recognize the jthe most efficient teacher is a epi sick with the disease. The sidious in its runs to a chair or to an older per- |! eee for bo ed The coughing becomes so severe and so frequent that there is no op- portumity te breathe. The face be- comes purple and finally through the partially closed throat a long breath is ‘drawn with difficulty, producing the soynd which is fe ee the whoop. Mamps Come Si nly coffers tite ‘diffi- jing comes on sud- of the ear and is wide ir: when nae or acids are taken into the mow German ence should be called | rubella see it is an- entirely | separate disease from measles. In chieken pox, small red spots are scattered frregularly over the body. In rubella the rash consists of fine * Mumps ewes feulty. Twe ‘swell of the Court House in the City of Bis- ‘marck, County of Burleigh, and Sate of North pase. on the 6th da February, 1936 at 2 o'clock P. $ satisfy the. Amount due upon a mortgare on: ‘the~day of sale. Premises described in such motteuge land which will be sold to satisfy tl described as follows, to-wit: rest quarter of Section Eleven (SW% Sec. 11) Township. One Hun: ead Forty se (144), North, of pangs Be venty-eight (78), West of the 5th P. M., situated in the County Me Hiaasen and State of North Da- there will be due.on such mortgage on the day of sale the sum of Seven- teen Hundred Nit -two and 39-100 dollars, ($1,792.39) ‘together with ml costs and disbursements of fore- closure. Dated at .Bismarck, perth Dasota,| this 29th day of We re ie PAULINA SCHULZ, edd and holder of lortgage. G. Olgeirson, i Attorney for Dznet, of said Mortgage. 5 Not Bismarck, ota. 30 1-6-13-20-27 2-3) TRYGG ITEMS Jacob Erkkila of Pickerel Laké,| Minn, hax been visiting with old- ids. He is one of the pio- neer residents of McKenzie, but maved to Minnesota seven years ago, where he now in settled it Palate pF back own—we all know ¢ seks ated igs ve Mi d Mi wuk bab a4 POINTERS IN CARE OF CHILDREN. .— ' < op Roast around often feels a seizure coming on anal i on a farm.| KIS (406.2) Los Angeles, Calif. 8:20, iss chestra. Drake re attaues ny, Drake. acces — toate Company, Dog: eS ler Corporat! if "cotanany | Bk Brow : mee gent jaye ie ray Farmers Telephone Doi ref anette Patro eohe Huy: ng ang Selling Asso- patois ¥ Ws pohaube Cheipsay, Yara: ekots_Watehe ; Fitnretic = rite en 1 Neat Min. Minneso Ser lee ¢ Plow Company. ay iT pig n: Loaer Towa. arena oe iowa Midweat Power Company, Augusta, Midtand Sugar Com; nr Cl mt Haga, Ce. i pany, Colorado neapolis, [Mie ee North Dakota ia, pindependent Tele- phon 3 Bag oe Companys Minneapo- Eo ae ty Corporation of oar Bie ne, ne alley Telcp! ae oan ser: ik or rose red + than the head bart in, thickly over the surface In searlet fever the eruption is simiJar to that of rubella. but the in the folds. of ‘thi to sh regio’ nen Be je tipt , veok: Company, The, “Jamestown. *Bauity nenar and Trading Com- “— Goaperative Ete’ rato! fom; site ie Farmere Grain ropany, mi Farmers Cooperative Com- omanced | Ming and Electric ‘Coin. } Feow Hmenon County : Telephone Com- ia : aa mp Jamestown. : ® eee Caminuntty Apenctntien: ‘apes, ,. Bismasck Tafsir - jovator ‘Company. of Finest Tand ane ane Lose, Agency): rin) Blevator, Company, Fermece, Mutual ‘Pelephone’ ‘Com: pal Barlow. at, acAR eit Northwentsen eee ere Supply Com. Pragrie! State’ = sam Gas Company, ete ‘and id Milling Cons Ssar mcobany, Wil- nebinton . ae _Manufacturing sionaet bees, i i orttaet ‘Come st Aire Te aah at 1 Tambor Company, frmempeon = ‘lack Inc., Wilming- United oa’ Company, St. Paul, sien winters Bullaing Association, Wan jies-(thompson Company, Minne- wire? rms Company, Minneapolis, oy i ‘Company of Aneta, oc oN ce rag St. » Grand Ee inn ‘Association, eNale F Company, Far a fmuntgegtion ety, | Bon, C. H., 1, Gerrington. Livest Patani tne Inc., Douglas. hie GoeaBenyt Ths, Ro, o Aig Sn. Math Assoelation, it. Envestment Com- per Se on > pape ind Campesy, n ee ‘The, , Sons, Por Aioratus, enbon f ecuyake: Giain. Company, Sher-| . Crystal. rekscteSEs Waa S8, Seth Company, Dickin- oan eee Company, 2+ ses the mouth to bale mngeots these] ™ ‘conditions call Tor inolajion 2 aw. spe- vial attention: 1—A sore throat should make you sph puttin Sacstes fem rs nose should. mak make you watchful for rs catarrh or cough with: fever} oj suggest!» Vomiting BS ol fever should “Es let fever. resumebly wel - think of diphtheria, cough which comes in. spells indicate whoopin; 4 "A crow! a cou; jaryn; Tok resh on mean ‘measles, rubella or chickenpox. contrast, 1 ‘Things to “You ‘should re sai~ e “akin 3 me. y wer |wermers scarlet ‘chain. while it lies tight, and before it. wilk-be toe.late for. repenting, for ? a big reward a. wins eouscionce, ay, c aaa Tater, serena wee al = oF eaemaee, Southwestern, Hurst sei ceive seco to their ‘deeds. It Fargo. stoarh oa : 7 hi ‘be and Png 80 be eeiehet whet seg ES Fete & haby was, aes fe Mr. and J) girl Mrs, Anton Lepiste Sus ‘ is on the sick npdeness suppw Comnday, Arne- liste 2 fen port af. ¢old. or weft for Kintyre Si in the Wallio|' ime - of “g's @ @ RY) ” 3. de

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