The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1928, Page 10

or yo PSE RSE rt. _ 4. B, Dice, chairman of the depart | snd that means 425 pounds. N.D. TEAM WILL JUDGE CATTLE College Dairy Experts Will Ac- company Judging Teams to Waterloo Congress Fargo, N. D., Sept. 29—(P)— North Dakota will again be repre- sented with a Herta dairy cattle ing team at the Waterloo dairy cattle congress and the national dairy exposition, according to Prof. tent of dairy husbandry and coac of the judging team, North Dakota Agricultural college. The three-man team and Prof. Dice left Fargo by car on Friday, Sept. 28. ‘The team will enter the middle west. contest, open to all college t2ams fromthe middle west, at the dairy cattle congress at Waterloo, la., October 1. After judging and staying there a few days, the team will visit and work on dairy cattle on dairy farms in Iowa, Wisconsin, Tilinois, and Tennessee, on the way to the national contest to be held at the national dairy exposition, Memphis, Tenn., October 3. At the national contest the North Dakota team will be competing with college dairy judging teams from all parts of America, There were 34 teams represented at the national dairy ex-j sports, but can measure lances with ition last year, and the North akota Agricultural college team took third place. : The return trip to Fargo will pos- sibly be made by way of the Mis- souri College of Agriculture, ac- cording on Mr. Dice. Other colleges will also be visited on the way there and back. - HORSES ARRIVE FOR EXPOSITION Horses to be entered in Bismarck’s first annual Stampede and Exposi- tion Oct. 4, 5, and 6 are arriving in the city daily though most of them are ex} Monday, according to Mrs. C. K. Bryan, manager. ‘A Western Derby will be staged at the local fairgrounds Saturday, the manager said. This, running race will bring together the largest and classiest field of running horses ever meeting in one race in the north- west. Undefeated horses from three states have been entered to battle for the purse and the silver trophy which will be awarded to the win- ner. Five relay strings have been en- tered already and several more are pe ered to be entered soon. The relay race is made more exciting because the rider is required to change saddle to a different horse after each lap, Mrs. Bryan says. Strings have been entered from the Indian reservation at Fort Yates, also. Horses which were to arrive here today will not be here unti] Monday because of a delay in trains. Huge lights have been installed to light the track immediately in front of the grand stand, where the évents will be staged in the evening. Spec- {tors will have an opportunity for a close view of the events from the grandstand, Mrs. Bryan says. University Band Is Organized at G. F. Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. 29.— Paul Yoder, Grand Forks, was elect- ed assistant conductor of the Uni- versity of North Dakota band at a meeting held this week, while Ken- neth Clark of Kenmare was chosen as president. Other officers elected were: John Smith, Bemidji, Minn., vice presi- dent; Richard Olsen, Ray, secretary- treasurer; and Lloyd Myster, Ege- and, librarian. Clinton Schonberger of Grand Forks is property. manager, and Merritt, Welch of Crookston,*Minn., president of the organiation last year, is the new ‘business manager. STATE BRIEFS ih Pavano interesting rogram: will feature the next mining, of the gia Teachers Association, Linton—Mrs. E. E. Logue, 75, aft- illness died here at son, She was one of the and was well community. firmities incident to her If They Ever Extend Airmail To Rural Routes, He'll Quit! Jackson, Miss. Sept. 29.—The rural carrigrs’ association of the sixth Mississippi district boasts the champion heavyweight mail rider in the United States. Carrying Uncle Sam’s mail on a rural route, while he makes a living at it, is one of the least things Wil- liam E. Rankin of Columbia, Miss., does. He has to carry himself along, | If they ever install air lines for rural delivery he says he will resign. | He does not believe it would be fair } to Uncle Sam to have to transport | so heavy a carrier. Mr. Rankin, sometimes facetiously | called “Little Willie,” was born 38 years ago. . The little fellow has a wife and | six children. He makes his rounds | for Uncle Sam in an auto which had to be remodeled to allow him to get behind the steering wheel. His waist measure is 5 feet 7 inches; height 6 feet; chest 58 inches; wears No. 12 shoe and 7 3-4 hat. If he could get a store-bought collar it would be size 22. Mr. Rankin is a little shy in field all comers in aquatic maneuvers. He has vanquished six men in a duck- ing contest, and can dive and swim like a didapper duck. He is the only heavyweight in his immediate fam- ily, but had an aunt who tipped the scales at 520 pounds and another whose weight was a hundred pounds less. William E. Rankin < — 4 e FLIP OF COIN DECIDES VOTE a; Tails’ Win for Larvick in Contested Legislature Contest Linton, Sept. 29.—A flip of the coin has decided the long drawn out Carl Lar- vick of Temvik and Herbert F. Swett, of Tuttle in Kidder county, lates for nomination for the ‘ture in the 26th district. contest came to a close when County Auditor E. T. Atha was|- called upon to “flip a coin” to decide a tie vote as was found after a re- count of the ballots cast at the re- cent primary election. As provided by the statute, the With Judge and both contesting candidat 8] rm of cot very ques- tionable ballot found was left to the decision of Ji McKenna, result. ing in the tabulations at the end of the contest showing a tie vote. 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