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SATURDAY APRIL 22, 1933 Minneapolis Star FOUR Johnson Product Co Sheriff Paul Johnson Market Meat H. B. G. Journal Printing Co papers iFarm Kairies, A. IPhotot Dlat.

Ct. The Kimm Co IPrinting 0 A. P. Klttridae. John I Auto atorag iSheriff SIMMONS LEADS FOUR SECTIONS H.

F. Krueger Co. IPens Knowing Your Golf Clubs will be opened by the Board of Countybld, as a guaranty for the execution of Commissioners of Hennepin County, tors contract If awarded, furnishing the County of Hennepin with a The successful bidder oust enter Into a road roller, being project No. 3313, ac-contract with the County of Hennepin, and cording to specifications on file In the of- give a surety bond in the amount of the flee ot the County Auditor, copies of whlchcontract, conditioned on the faithful per-may be obtained at the office of the Coun- ormance of the contract ty Highway Engineer, Room 410 Court The Board of County Commissioners re-House, Minneapolis. serves the right to reject any or all bids.

must be made on blank forms By order of the County Commissioners, furnished by the County Highway Engl- AL. P. ERICKSON, accompanied by a certified check County Auditor, payable to the order of the County Trea- Published In The Minneapolli Star, Bat-surer, for 8 per cent of the amount of theurday, April 22, 1933. 600 Athletes Ready for Kansas Relays; Cunningham Defends Lawrence, April Some 600 athletes from universities, colleges and Junior colleges in the middle west and southwest were Gasoline Sheriff Kunj Oil Co. Kunx Oil Co.

Loose-Wiles Blsc. Co. Turpentine Farm Cookies Farm Transcript Dlst. Ct. i Lerschen, Ray McAuliffe, Jessie MacKenzie, D.

misc. expense n. b. Auto allowance H. 8.

Just. Ct. fees iDist. Ct IN A. RACE Team horses H.

8. Meeker, R. I. J. A M.

8. Midland Paper Stat. Co. Mlnar Company Second sheets Child Oil H. 8.

Repairs H. 8. B. Office supplies Attorney Miner imp. jo here today ready for the opening event of the eleventh annual Kan- sas relays.

The program, starting; at 2 o'clock, called for seven relay Miller-Davis Co Tommy Gallivan, Gopher Pitcher, Found Eligible One of Frank McCormick's worries about his University of Minnesota baseball team was dispelled yesterday with the announcement that Tommy Gallivan, right-handed pitcher from St Paul, was declared eligible after taking a special examination. As a result, Gallivan was ready to take his turn on the mound in the Gophers' game with Carleton College of Northfield at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The baseball came is one of three athletic events scheduled today between the Gophers and Carls. Tennis and golf teams of the respective schools also were scheduled to meet. Milier-Davis Co lOffice supplies jAudtior BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of Hennepin County Miller-Davis Co.

Kecora books urn. uist. ct. Ulller-Davia Co I Record books Ct. Al Compiles Grand Bat ting Average of .433 Frederick Best in N.L.

Miller-Davis Co Office supplies Prob. Ofcrs. Ofcrs. races In the University class, four in the college division and one for the junior colleges. Eight special events also were scheduled.

Mpls. Blue Printing Co. prints Minneapolis Gas Light Co. Minneapolis Gaj Light Co. i Gas tJe.ll ADJOURNED MEETING Interest in the meet centered In the run In which Glenn Cunningham, great Kansas miler, New Tork, April Sim.

Minneapolis Sub. Gas Co jGas Farm Minneapolis Genl. Elec. 'Child Welf. Minneapolis Genl.

Elec. Coroner Minneapolis Star March papers 'Farm Motor Maintenance Co I Repairs, etc Child Welf. National Printing Co. Printing jo. A.

P. Nehls, Marie (Auto allowance jProb. Ofcrs. Nein Creamery Co iButter April 17,1933 mona, who was sold to the cnicago White Sox by Connie Mack, leads the American League batsmen with a mark of .433 for the first nine days Nelson, Gunder ILumber, etc H. 8.

G. And so In finger, Morse and Mr. Chairman. (Published Saturday, April 22, 1933, J. C.

Nelson ft Bon Inc, Roof repairs Farm tne resolution was adopted. The Minneapolis Star) Minneapolis. New England Furn. ft C. Co.

H. 8. Commissioner Heffelfinger from the Com of the 1933 season will be opposed by most of the distance stars of the middle and southwest. Back the President, Buy Now Harley Boss, Young Cleveland First Sacker, Defendant in Suit mittee on License presented the following Child Welf. Averages released today, including Monday, April 17, 1933 The Board of County Commissioners of Nieland Auto Service Northwestern Blaugas Co.

Northwestern Drug Co H. 8. Supplies Towing Blaugas Supplies Ma. 3374 Ma. 2357 games played Thursday, showed tnai report: To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners: Jail Atty the County of Hennepin met in tne court House In the City of Minneapolis at 10 Northwestern Bell Tel.

Co. Northwestern Bell Tel. Donner Ties High Run Gentlemen: o'clock A. M. pursuant to adjournment.

Northwestern Bell Tel. Co. Your Standing Committee on License to Ma. 2719 etc Child Welf. Dist.

Ct Clk. Dist. Ct. Ma. 1917 etc Members all present.

Monthly reports were received as follows: Mark in Cue Tourney Northwestern Bell Tel. Northwestern Bell Tel. Co Coroner Ma. 0935 Ma. 5017 whom was referred the matter of sundry applications for license to sell non-lntoxl-catlng malt liquor, has given the same careful consideration, and begs leave to report as follows: K.

A. Kirkpatrick, County Agricultural Agent, Anna S. Olsen, Home Extension Agent and N. O. Thorl, Special Assistant Simmons also scored the most runs, nine, and made the most base hits, 13.

He is tied for the most two-base hit with Sam West of the Browns, Frank Grube of the White Sox and Mule Haas of the White Sox. Each has four. Johnny Frederick, Brooklyn out At. 6054 Dist. Ct Insane Exam.

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6414-7351 Frank Donner stole the spotlight last night's play in the city That "off sale licenses" be granted to Ma. 7651 Northwestern Bell Tel. Northwestern Bell Tel. Northwestern Bell Tel. Co.

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Nott Co Olsens Loop Service Co County Attorney for the Glen Lake Sanatorium Commission. Said report were ordered placed on file. Ma. 6820 each of the following, for a period from April 17 to June 30. 1933.

both dates in Treas At. 5331-2 Applications for the sale of non-intoxi Hose H. 8. B. clusive upon the payment Into the County Treasury the sum of S1.25 and the chair fielder, tons the National League cating malt liquors were received as fol Gas etc Sheriff "shortstop" pocket billiards tournament at the Recreation, defeating Al Hille, 60 to 11 in 12 innings and tying for high honors of 36 with Harry Chellin.

E. P. Dray won from .1933 Approp. urnest Aseiton post A. Jaker Post A.

man of this Board be directed to execute said licenses, Albert Bonde, George H. Bot- lows: For on sale" licenses, Henry Almqulst, Automobile Club, Albert Bonde, Geo. H. Botko, Chas. D.

Hitsman, Gustave A. Oveson, Ben Raskob, J. H. Eschman and ko, j. fi.

tsenman, Alan E. Gay, Harvey j. vvasnDurn, Henry Almqulst. Chas. D.

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Cont. Cont. ter lost 16 points on three consecu Respectfully submitted, W. W. A.

R. Ferrin, H. A. Morse. earl Mckenzie Of Minneapolis Golf Club This is the third in a series, "Knowing Your Golf Clubs," which is running daily in The Star.

Monday, Golden Valley, with Austin Cargill, will be treated. "We have exactly four member tive safeties. L. J. Obenauf won the Henry Rennebohn.

For "Off Sale" licenses, Henry Almqulst Albert Bonde, Geo. H. Botko, Chas. Hitsman, J. H.

Eschman, Alan E. Gay and Harvey J. Washburn. Said applications were referred to the Committee on Licenses. A communication was received from E.

Chicago, April 22, (U.R) A $50,000 damage suit am filed today against Harley Boss, young first baseman of the Cleveland Indians, by Attorney Lloyd Fax on acting in behalf of Miss Eloise Mitchell. Faxon was reticent regarding details of the action. He said hopes were entertained that the matter might be adjusted before coming to trial. "It is a legitimate suit," Faxon said, "and not a typical breach of promise action. We hope the matter may be settled out of court." He said Miss Mitchell's home was in North Carolina, Ross and she met in the south, he said.

Back the President, Boy Now final match of the day at the ex Commissioner Noot offered the following resolution: Resolved, that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted. The question was on the adoption of the resolution, and pense of L. Sumpter, 60 to 53. In today's matches at 7:30 o'clock, Chel Cont. J.

Shannon, Assistant County Attorney relative to the claim of Arthur Beier. Said the roll being called, there were five yeas. Cont. iva Approp 1933 Approp 1933 Approp 1933 Approp 1933 Approp 1933 Approp 1933 Approp. 1933 Approp 1933 Approp 1933 Approp 1933 Approp 1933 Approp 1933 Approp 1933 Approp.

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ships left open out of a capacity of Morse and Mr. Chairman. And so the reso A communication was received from opposes Hampton. Chas. C.

Swanson, City Clerk, relative to Bus. ft Prof. Post A. L. Calhoun Post A.

L. Crichton Post A. Clarence Clofer Post A. L. Giantvalley Post A.

Hamilton Post A. Harriett Post A. L. Hellenic Post A. Hopkins Post A.

Kyle Post A. Laidlaw Post A. Lufberry Post A. Frank Lundberg Post A. Everett McClay Post A.

L. Minneapolis Post A. Minnetonka Post A. L. Navy-Marine Post A.

L. North Side Post A. L. Peck Post A. lohn Pohlker Post A.

Peterson Post A. L. Rudolph Priebe Post A. L. Richfield Post A.

Paul Stinson Post A. Wenell Post A. Westphal Post A. Whiteside Post A. Jaa.

Ballentlne Post V.F.W. Cyrus Chamberlain V. F. W. 151st -P.

A. Post V. P. lution was adopted. Commissioner Ferrin from the Commit Cont.

Cont. the claim of Hennepin County against the tee on Roads and Bridges presented the City of Minneapolis for old age pensions Cont. ICont. batters with a mark of .538. Dick Bartell of the Phillies scored the most runs, five, while Chick Fullis of the Phillies made the most base hits, 11.

Mel Ott of the Giants and Babe Herman of Chicago are tied for the most two-baggers, with three each. Lou Gehrig, slugging first baseman of the New York Yankees, leads the home run derby with three. Lefty Grove of the Athletics, Lefty' Gomez of the Yanks and Clint Brown of Cleveland are tied for pitch, ing honors in the junior circuit with two victories and no defeats each. In the National League, Walter Beck of Brooklyn and Lonnie Warneke of the Cubs share hurling honors with two wins and no defeats each. The Chicago White Sox are first In club batting with .283, in the American League, while the Yankees lead in fielding with .995.

The Phillies top the National clubs in batting with .278, while the Giants have a perfect fielding percentage of 1.000 to head that department. heretofore paid by tne county of Henne Back the President, Bny Now SOCCKR FINALS SUNDAY New York, April The seating capacity at- Starlight park Cont. 1933 Approp pin. Said communication was read and rouowing report. To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners: Gentlemen Cont, 1J3 Approp.

ordered placed on file. A communication was received from 400. That indicates the healthy state tn which Minneapolis Golf club is at present. With better than in the bank, and the greens, fairways and grounds in surprising shape, we are looking forward to our greatest year. Because of the cooperation always present, it is a cinch being president at M.

G. It was Earl McKenzle, president Your Standing Committee on Roads and Cont. Cont. Cont, Cont. i33 Approp.

1933 Approp. 1933 Approp. 1933 Approp. Sheriff John P. Wall requesting special has been increased for a record crowd Bridges to whom was referred the matter of sundry specifications for project No.

deputy sheriffs for the collection ot de. linquent personal property taxes. Said com 1933 Approp. (Cont. 3314, being road oil, cutback asphalt and tar, and project No.

3313, being one road munication was read and uferred to the Miller Hitting and Pitching Cont. ft Aw. Committee on ways and Means. jCont. A Aw.

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uom. ac aw. rouer, nas given tne same careful consld eratlon, and begs leave to report as follows That said specifications be approved expected Sunday when the Stix, Baer and Fuller eleven of St. Louis, western champions, meet the New Tork Americans, eastern leaders, In the second game of the national challenge cup soccer final, which Is decided on a two-out-of-three basis. A.

Dettrlch, chairman of the Parade Committee, inviting the Board of County Commissioners to participate In the annual Cont, ft Aw. Cont. ft Aw. Cont, ft Aw, of Minneapolis Golf club, and twice Minneapolis Athletic club champion, BATTING AR Halvorson-Bowers Post VFW. that County Auditor Al.

P. Erickson be directed to advertise for bids for said road 1933 Approp. 1933 Approp. 1933 Approp. 1933 Approp.

Pet. Memorial Day parade. Said communication was read and the clerk of the Board speaking. He heads a board of of Hugo Hartig Post V.F.W, Kaniewski-Loss Post V.F.W Cont. ft Aw.

Cont. ft Aw. .483 requested to reply to said communication, Cohen, 2b 29 6 Hausp-r, lb ....22 6 Ambrose Kelly Post V.F.W. .409 accepting the Invitation, Clarence LaBelle Post V.F.W ficers completed by Dr. Melvln Lee vice president; Judge Paul Carroll, secretary, and B.

V. Moore, treas A communication was received from Es .321 .321 ther Fortin, relative to the condition of ditch adjacent to her land, located in the Minn. Amp'tion Post V.F.W. Millman-Magnuson V. F.

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1933 Approp. 1933 Approp. urer. The directors, In addition to .300 h.e. y4 of the N.E.

of Sec. 11-118-23. the four named, are: A. M. Bernard, LEADING BATTERS Plaver Club AB Frederick, Dodgers 5 13 4 Pirates 5 22 3 Fullls, Phillies 6 25 2 McManus, Red Sox 8 23 3 Said communication was read and referred to the Committee on Roads and Bridges 7 10 11 10 oil, cutback asphalt, tar, and road roller, said bids to be opened Monday, May 1st, 1933, at 11 o'clock a.m.

Respectfully submitted, A. R. Ferrin, Wm. Heffelfinger, G. W.

Alexander, H. A. Morse, A. F. Noot.

Commissioner Heffelfinger offered the following resolution: Resolved, That the report of the committee be accepted and adopted. The question was on the adoption of the resolution, and the roll being called there were flee yeas and no nays, as follows: Yeas Commissioners Alexander, Ferrin, Heffelfinger, Morse, and Mr. Chairman. And so the resolution was adopted. Commissioner Alexander from the Com star Spangled Banner V.F.W.

14 9 9 9 6 8 2 2 4 1 2 1 0 Pet. .5.18 .455 .440 .435 .421 Wright Scott, Herb Fleck, Frank Mowry, If 28 Harris, cf .,..28 fi anel, 3b 20 Ruble, rf 27 Renton, 8. Petty, 10 Smith, ss 23 Holsclaw, 6 .296 .250 .200 and Highway engineer. Durham, E. M.

Richardson, Ed El- ueo. k. woitr post V.F.W.,. Arthur McArthur Camp U.S.W.V A communication was received from the 8 Lee, mimes Gehrig, Yankees, Foxx, Athletics, well, H. S.

Sparks and W. R. Maleckar. .174 Chas. E.

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Memorial Day Palmer. Josephine The opening stag, prize event of Auto allowance Cont. ft Aw. Runs Simmons, Kamm, White Sox, White Sox, .154 Glenn, 13 Envelopes S. Indians, Haas, White Sox.

Fonseca, Paper Supply Co. Earl Partridge Co Petroleum Service Co Thread Commrs the early season at M.G.C., is b6ok ed for. May 13. .125 Minnetonka Township Improvement Association relative to proposed legislation for raising the level of Lake Minnetonka. Said communication was read and referred to the Committee on Lake Improvements.

An estimate of cost for project No. 3224-1, being turnplking part of County Road No. 28 was received from County Highway Engineer W. E. Duckett.

Said estimate was read and referred to the Committee on Roads and Bridges. Griffin, 8 Wright, cf 1 Poser, 1 mittee on Taxes presented the following report: To the Honorable Board of County Com Pure Oil Co, Ernie Penfold, long one of the Gas Coroner Gasoline Sheriff Gasoline Child Welf. Gasoline Coroner Pure Oil Co .000 .000 Pet, missioners: Pure Oil Co leading players in this section, is pro. fesslonal, with George Lehan as as Gentlemen Pure Oil Co Gasoline Pub. H.

N. PITCHING Your Standing Committee on Taxes to Pure Oil Co Gasoline ISheriff Gasoline Surv sistant in the shop; Cyril Barry as specifications were reeclved as follows for Project No. 3314. being furnlshine road IP 18 17 Pure Oil Co Pure Oil Co Record Printing Co 1.000 .500 Petty 2 2 0 HolsclHw 2 1 1 whom was referred the matter of sundry applications for abatement of assessments and correction of taxes, has given the same careful consideration, and begs leave to Gasoline Farm Printing Clk. Dist.

Ct. caddy master, and Jack McGirr as club manager. Record Printing Co Renton 2 1 1 .500 .000 report as follows: Printing O. A. P.

Printing ISheriff Printing Sunt. Schools Van Gilder 2 0 0 That the following applications be ap Record Printing Co Record Printing Co Red Star Yeast ft Prod, proved and forwarded to the Minnesota Tax White Box, wnue sox Combs, Yankees, Gehrig, Yankees, Bishop, Athletics, Schulte, Senators, 8. Runs Batted In Foxx, Athletics, Kress, White Sox, Fonseca, White Sox, Ruth, Yankees, Reynolds, Browns, 3. Hits Simmons, White Sox, 13; West, Browns, 13; Fullis, Phillies, 11; Porter, Indians, 10; McManus, Red Sox, 10; Cramer, Athletics, 10; Foxx, Athletics, 10; Manush, Senators, 10; Schulte, Senators, 10; Traynor, Pirates. 10.

Back the President, Bny Now Norsemen Open Season Against Hawkeye Nine Decorah, Iowa, April 22. Luther college's baseball season will get under way here next Wednesday with the Norsemen opposing Iowa university. Coach Sig Reciue of the Norse Yeast IFarm Back the President, Buy Now oil, cut-back asphalt and tar, for Project No. 3313, being road roller. Said specifications were referred to the Committee on Roads and Bridges.

A communication was received from James T. Maher, Right-of-way Commissioner for the Great Northern Railroad Company, relative to location of County Road No. 27 at Spring Park. Said communication was read and referred to the Committee on Roads and Bridges. Commission for consideration: American Remington-Rand Inc.

Back the President, Buy Now Tommy Track, Tennis, Football Teams Bill Contests Next Week Riverside Laundry Robbinsdale Ice Co. Type repairs I H. 8. G. Laundry work ICoroner Ice H.

S. Gasoline ISheriff Rollins Inc, Yesterday's Heroes H. A. Rogers Co. B.

W. print I Auditor 3t. Anthony Falls Dairy I Milk etc IFarm Legion Dept. of American Laundry Machine American Printing Ink American Legion Auxiliary Dept. of Fred J.

Bensen, Bronson-Erickson Lewis F. Crocker, Geo. A. Chapman, C. M.

St. P. ft P. Ry. Mrs.

John Coulter, John F. Cramp Chodas ft Golch, Chase Bag H. O. Carcloftni (2), Geo. A.

Dole, N. Dyste, Oscar Elmberg, E. L. Schmidt, J. Potatoes IFarm A M.

Smith Co Auto repairs St. Thomas track, tennis and foot ISheriff IH. S. B. smith, Geo.

Auto allowance Slocum, Bergren Co Groceries Standard Oil Co Gasoline Standard Oil Co Gasoline ball teams will see action next week, as the golf and baseball teams com Esley Machine Margarie u. tisn, H. S. G. Pub.

H. N. 3heriff a communication wyts received from C. F. Gerber, postmaster at Hamel, relative to the condition of County Road No.

98, mail route No. 2. Said communication was read and referred to the Committee on Roads and Bridges. A petition for the Improvement of County Road No. 131, signed by Carl A.

Johnson and sixteen others was received, read and referred to the Committee on Roads and Bridges. Official Publication Of the Notice of Sale by Board of Estimate and Taxation of (Tax Anticipation) Certificates of Indebtedness of the City of Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Published April IB, 1933, and April 22, 1933, In The Minneapolis Star) On Wednesday, the 10th day of May, A. D. 1933, at 11:00 o'clock a.m., the Board of Estimate and Taxation of the City of Minneapolis, Minnesota, will offer for sale by sealed bid and auction: $1,000,000.00 (Tax Anticipation) Certificates of Indebtedness, dated May 15, 1933, payable August 16, 1913, the proceeds thereof to be used to defray the current expenses of the Board of Education of the City of Minneapolis in advance of the collection of the unpaid taxes levied and applicable thereto.

Said certificates will bear Interest at a single rate per annum, any such rate to be a multiple of one-fourth of one per cent and not to exceed six per cent (6fr). Such offering will be sold to a bidder (or bidders) offering a bid complying with the terms of this sale and deemed most favorable, subject to the provision that the Board of Estimate and Taxation reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Sealed bids will be received until 11 o'clock a.m. of the date of sale, and open bids be asked for after that hour. Bids offering an amount less than par cannot be accepted.

Each proposal Is to be accompanied by a certified check (or bank cashier's check) payable to C. A. Bloom-qulst, City Treasurer, for an amount equal to 2 of the amount of the obligations bid for, to be forfeited to the city In case the purchaser refuses to pay for such obligations when ready for delivery. The certificates will be sold subject to the approving opinion of the City Attorney of Minneapolis. Further information and forms on which to submit bids will be furnished on request By order of the Board of Estimate and Taxation at a meeting thereof held April 12, 1933.

GEO. M. LINK, Secretary, 143 City Hall, Minneapolis, Minn. Back the President, Boy Now James Fischer, Wm. Greenberg (2), Gross plete preparations for short but in Max.

Graceman, James Galgano, Standard Oil Co. Gasoline Farm Herbert Hawklnson, C. J. Hammer, J. A.

H. S. G. Auditor men plans to start the season by sending Capt. Al Bell of Mapleton, Heiner, Lydla F.

Hanke (2), japan Tea J. H. Krueger. Wm. Klenitz.

Albert E. P. Stacy ft Sons Star Products Co 3teinke, Wm. Sterling Elec. Co Wm.

Strobeck Elec. Store. Dist. Ct. Apples Stencils Just.

Ct. fee Receivers Repairs Auto repairs to the mound In the starter, M. Leitschuh, Erick Lunda, Sigrld Larsen, H. C. Schmidt addressed the Board hrlcf- Bell pitched Luther to five wins last Dist.

Ct. H. S. B. ISheriff ly relative to the condition of Road No.

131. Swanberg ft Scheefe season. In addition to Bell, four vet Sullivan Motor Co IRepalrs J. 8. Nesbitt and E.

D. Bar addressed tensive schedules. The Tommy track team meets St. Paul Luther at St. Thomas Friday afternoon.

At the same time the tennis" team will meet Macalester In the first match in defense of its state title, Coach and Capt. Kenneth Heimbach will announce his team after the finals of the school tournament Monday. The third event on Friday's program will Rental Auditor Tabulating Machine Co. the Board briefly relative to the condition By United Press Irving Hadley of the St. Louis Browns, who allowed only two singles and faced only 29 men as he blanked the White Sox.

Babe Ruth of the Yanks, who made his second homer of the season and a double in addition to walking three times and being thrown out once. Bill Swift of the who limited the Reds to two hits in eight Innings. Earl, Adams and George Watklns of the Cardinals, who each had a perfect day at bat with four hits. Bill Cissell of Cleveland, who made a home run, a double and a single. Ernie Wingard, veteran Indianapolis pitcher-first baseman, who tripled in the ninth inning tt give the Hoo-siers a 3 to 2 victory over Sheriff Treas Sheriff Garage rent Repairs Garage rent erans will be in Luther's starting lineup.

They Include Eddie Albert-son, Lamberton, shortstop; Les Ellingson, Decorah, and August of County Road No. 28 and the matter was referred to the Committee on Roads and Bridges. Commissioner Morse offered the following resolution: Treas. Mpls. Sav.

ft Loan Assn. (3), H. A. Medin, John Mattson, Memorial Park Wm. B.

Morgan, B. F. Nelson Mfg. John G. Nordahl, Nicollet Lodge, L.

G. Pattee, James V. Placek, John E. Paulson, R. D.

Perkins, I. R. Patch, P. W. Perl-strom, C.

W. Perrlne, Dan Rosso, Frances Rooney, Wm. J. Reno, Adolph Reinke, Carrie Roman, E. R.

Sisson, Harry Schaned-ling L. M. Staples, B. F. Smith, A.

J. Schumer, C. W. Thoen, Henry Tufte, John Wunder, Geo. Wilmes, A.

E. Weld, Harold H. Wylie, Stephen J. Warren, Emanuel Wirtzman et al, Ella West-by, Emil Westman, W. E.

Yarrow, Fontel Yost, B. Zipperman, P. W. Zumbrock, and Clk. Dlst.

Ct, rimmers, i- Todd Sales Co. Trumble, Howard Typewriter Clearing Assn. Twin City Stamp ft Stencil Co. United Chemical Co Henry Voegell, Co. Treas.

Henry Voegell, Co. Treas. Henry Voegell, Co. Treas. West Publishing Co Adjusting Stamp Flint finish Post cards Luther, Excelsior, outfielders Whereas, the tv of Mlnneanolls and all H.

8. Clk. Dlst. Insane Exam. Surv Stamps and Tex Rogstad, Meridian, second baseman.

Back the President, Bay Now be the third game in the spring football series, with the Morningsldes at- Postage stamps N. W. Atty the villages within the County of Hennepin retain the full amount of license fees for the sale of non-intoxicating malt liquor, I feel that the Townships within the County of Hennepin should also have some benefit from said license fees, and Western Union Tel Co. tpmntlnp- in boon thpir rornrrt Invln. W.

H. Williams Prtg. Co Atty Clk. Dist. Ct.

Prob. Ofcrs. Women's U. S. Swimming against the Flickertails.

the following be disapproved Dan Rosso, Whereas, the laws of the State of Min Back the President, Buy Now Commrs Farm Finals Carded Tonight Messages Printing Printing Appraising Salaries Salaries Salaries Extra help Labor nesota provide that the County Board may appropriate from the Road and Bridge W. H. Williams Prtg. Co Brown, James Pay Roll Pay Roll Pay Roll Pay Roll Pay B. F.

Nelson Mfg. G. swale. Respectfully submitted, G. W.

Alexander, H. A. Morse, Arthur F. Noot. Commissioner Ferrin offered the following resolution: Resolved, That the report of the Commit Leo Rodier Named K.C.

Fund money to assist townships in the Im H. S. H. S. Auditor Buffalo, N.

April 22. U.R) The Coroner provement of town roads. Be it Resolved, that subsequent to July 10, 1933, the County Board of this County will appropriate from the Road and tee be accepted and adopted. The question Extra help Pay Roll Pay Roll Surveyor Clk. Dist.

Bowling League Head Leo Rodier was elected president Extra heln Bridge Fund, to each townshln for mart was on tne adoption of the resolution, ana the the roll being called there were five years and no nays, as follows: Yeas Com A Alemite Co. of Minn I Repairs Misc. hdwe R. Automotive Service Co I Repairs IR. Back the President.

Boy Now Bonesetter Credited With Loughran Return improvements a- sum equal to the amount received from license fees for the sale of non-intoxicating malt liquor within each of of the Knights of Columbus major missioners Alexander, Ferrin, Heffelfinger, Barrett Co. iKold patch R. Bros Boner Mig. wm.iKoad equipment R. bowling league at its annual ban Inc.

Repairs R. Dahlberg Bros. Dehn Brothers Gasoline R. quet at the Dyckman hotel. Ed Mul-lin was named vice-president.

A. F. Dickey A Milbert Fenstermacher Auto Supply saia wwnsmps, said appropriation to be made after a written request shall have been received from the Town Boards of said Townships. The question was on the adoption of the resolution, and the roll being called, there were five yeas, and no nays, as follows: Yeas Commissioners uasoiine r. Repairs IR.

Tony" Johnson and Hogo Schnitt- Co. Tires R. gen were re-elected treasurer and secretary, respectively. rtoaa equipment K. General Tire Co.

of Mpls General Tractor ft Eqpt. Goodyear Service, Inc Hansen. H. Bonesetting, or finger surgery, Is credited by Tommy Loughran, veteran boxer and former light heavy champion, with his recent good showing. "For years I had a peculiar throat ailment that Impaired my breath and slowed me down as soon NOTICE TO DEALERS IN ROAD OIL Office of County Auditor.

Tirea Alexander, Ferrin, Heffelfinger, Morse and Mr. Chairman. And so the reanliitinn m. IR. crowning of a new group of American Amateur swimming queens will be completed tonight as the 1933 National A.A.U.

Senior Women's championships come to a close. Kath-erine Rawls of Florida and Lenore Kight of Homestead, continue their battle for individual honors. Thus far each girl has won two titles, with Miss Rawls also credited with a second place. Miss Kight won her second crown last night when she splashed to easy victory In the 220-yard free style. Previously she had won the 100 yards championship.

Miss Kight broke the world's record for 200 yards. Back the President, Buy Now Gopher Golfers Lose adopted. repairs, storage. Misc. culverts Sealed bids will be received at this until Monday.

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Morse, Mr. Chairman. And so the resolution was adopted. Commissioner Alexander from the Committee on Claims presented the following report: To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners: Gentlemen Your Standing Committee on Claims to whom was referred the matter of claim from Arthur B. Beier and communication from Assistant County Attorney E.

J. Shannon has given the same careful consideration, and begs leave to report as follows That the claim of Arthur B. Beier, In the sum of $125.00 for damages to his automobile, alleged to have been caused by faulty guard rail on County Road No. 10, be wholly disallowed. Respectfully submitted, G.

W. Alexander. A. R. Ferrin, Wm.

Heffelfinger. Back the President, Buy Now Tommy First Stringers commissioner Heffelfineer from the Com Hopkins Water Works o'clock a.m., at which time the said bids Howe. Edw. will be opened by the Board of County Gasoline Other supplies mittee on License presented the following report To the Honorable Board, of County Com- R. R.

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R. Commissioners of Hennepin County, for Jack's Hand Soap Co Jacobson Fixture Exchange, furnishinE the County of Henenpin with Defeat Flickertails' a Jfot T'l Doc Van Ronk has changed all that Inc niiKsinners; Gentlemen: road oil, being project No. 3314, according to specifications on (lie in the office of the and I'm fit as a fiddle again and Jacobson Wm Japs-Olson Co Kokesh Hdwe County Auditor, copies of which may be The St. Thomas first stringers lA B. R.

Office equipment Grease Office supplies Paint Mlsc, services i Gravel Engineering supplies Your Standing Committee on License to whom was referred the matter of sundry applications for license to sell non-intoxicating malt liquor, has given the same expect to figure in the heavyweight championship race," says Tommy. Leef Brothers, Inc R. ft B. obtained at the office of the county Highway Engineer, Room 410 Court House, Minneapolis. R.

Van Ronk has successfully doctored caretui consideration, and begs leave to report as follows: Proposals must be made on blank forms furnished by the County Highway Engi Rollen Mpls. Blue Printing Co Mpls. Iron Store Co Mpls. Paper Co Mpls. A St.

Louis R. R. nep. materials stars of the Yanks and A's back to That "on sale licenses" be srranfed tn Commissioner Noot offered the following resolution: Resolved, that the report of the commit neer and accompanied by a certified check, scored a 26 to 0 victory over the "Flickertails" in another of the series of spring football games Friday afternoon. It was the regulars' first victory in two starts.

Harry His-gins, Ken Johnson, Gordon Fraser and Melvin Hunt scored touchdowns. R. R. R. R.

R. R. life. DeGraaf, Too Smart payable to the order of the County Treasurer, for 5 per cent of the amount of the tee be accepted and adopted. The question fMotor Maintenance Co Office supplies Freight Storage Tires Repairs Gasoline each of the following, for a period from April 17 to June 30, 1933, both dates inclusive, upon the payment into the County Treasury the sum of $6.25.

and the chairman of this Board be directed to execute said licenses. Automobile Club of Minne bid, as a guaranty for the execution of a was on the adoption of the resolution, and the roll being called there were five yeas Back the President, Bny Now Joe Miller Leads in Northwestern Tire Co Nott Company, W. 8 Osseo Oil Co contract awarded. R. The successful bidder must enter into a contract with the County of Hennepin, and R.

Repairs Road equipment and no nays, as follows: Yeas commissioners Alexander, Ferrin, Heffelfinger, Morse, Mr. Chairman. And so the resolution was adopted. Commissioner Alexander from the Com R. World's Title Pin Match apolis, Albert Bonde, George H.

Botko, J. H. Eschman, Henry Rennebohn. Henrv B. Gasoline give a surety bona in the amount ot tne contract, conditioned on the faithful performance of the contract.

Almqulst. Chas. I). Hitsman. Oustav A Pavek, Jos.

Phillips, Daniel Pure Oil Co Reinhard Bros. Inc Rogers H. A Rosholt Thorman Standard Oil Co Back the President, Buy Now St. Louis Park Golfers Defeat Blake Linksmen Oveson, Ben Raskob. mittee on Claims presented the following R.

R. R. Repairs Engineering supplies Repairs The Board of County Commissioners re Respectfully submitted, W. W. Heffelfin serves the right to reject any or all bids.

report: To the Honorable Board of County Com missioners: Gentlemen Gasoline IR. Leaal services IR. ger, A. R. Ferrin, H.

A. Morse. Commissioner Alexander offered the following resolution: Title Insurance Co. ot Minn, By order of the County Commissioners. AL.

P. ERICKSON, County Auditor. Published In The Minneapolis Star, Sat St. Louis Park high school golfers Your Standing Committee on Claims to whom was referred the matter of sundry Trap Rock Company Istone-crushed IR. Twin City Sand A Gravel Co.lSand R.

Voegell, Henry, Co. I Postage R. Williams Hdwe. Co IMisc, rep. mat.

IR. other sup I scored a 614 to 5'4 victory over urday, April 22, 1933. Resolved, that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted. The question was on the adoption of the resolution, and the roll being called, there were five yeas, and no nays, as follows: Yeas Commissioners Alexander, Ferrin, Heffel- claims has given the same careful consdl-eration, and begs leave to report as follows That the following claims be allowed. Blake school on the Country club course Friday afternoon.

St. Louis Park's scoring was done as follows: Ziegler Wm. IR. Brum, Geo. April 12 IPatrol roads 59, 2, 38 IR.

NOTICE TO DEALERS IN CUT-BACK ASPHALT Office of County Auditor. Sealed bids will be received at this office B. B. The University of Minnesota golf team is running into plenty of difficulties. Earl Larson, of Minneapolis, is doubtful as a member of the team because he has too many credits.

Yesterday John De Graaf of St. Paul was declared ineligible since he carries only 10 hours of work instead of the required 12 hours. DeGraaf is a senior and needs only 10 hours to graduate this spring. However, DeGraaf was given permission to compete in today's match with Carle-ton college. Back the President, Buy Now WOMEN'S PIN MEET STARTS Peoria, 111., April 22.

(U.R) With the leading women bowlers of the country entered, the women's International pin tournament will open on the Thoma recreation drives here tonight. The World champion St. Louis moving and storage team, led NAME I Amount Patrol roads 43, 135 IR. Patrol road 117 IR. Patrol road 117 IR.

FOR WHAT FUND until Monday, May 1, 1933, at 11 o'clock a. ft B. ft B. Bryant, Clayton, April 4 Flynn, John, April 8 Flynn, Jos. April 4.

Fuxa. Frank at which time tne said bids will be Kermit Lund, Bill Shuster, Hector Clark, 3, and Howard Sam-uelson, l'. Blake's scorers were: Laundry work Patrol roads 28, 152 R. Patrol roads 99. 13, 24, R.

Gerber, Henry, April 13 American Linen Co. American Linen Co. Agus Publishing Co. Buffalo, N. April 22.

U.R) Joe Miller of Buffalo last night defeated Stuart Watson of Chicago In the first block of their 80-game series for the world's match-game bowling championship. Miller totaled 1,950 pins for the 10 games while Watson scored 1,834. Miller's high game was 220, Watson's 223. Back the President, Bny Now MAC SOPHOMORES WIN Paced by Earl Peterson, sophomores captured the Macalester college interclass track and field meet Friday afternoon, garnering a total of 54' points. Freshmen were second with 47 points followed by the senior and juniors who counted 40M and 22 points respectively.

Peterson scored 19 points with firsts In the 100-yard dash, the pole vrfult, broad Laundry work opened by the Board of County Commissioners of Hennepin County, for furnishing the County of Hennepin with Cut-Back Asphalt, being project No. 3314, according to specifications on file In the office of the County Prob. Ofcrs. Sheriff Sheriff Pub. H.

N. H. S. G. enens Norman Newhall, l'2 points; Neil Gerber, W.

April 4 IPatrol roads 48, 13, 99 R. Ghostley, Frank, April 8 IPatrol road 117 IR. 4.01 1.00 6.62 1.50 Armstrong Transfer Co Auto wash, etc. Aslesen IGrocerles, etc. Auto Inn IStorage, etc.

Gmack, Irwin, April 8 IPatrol road 117 IR. Haeg, Frank March 29. road 24. repairs 9.00 Auditor, copies ot wmch may be obtained at the office of the County Highway Engi ISheriff H. S.

Herum, Haldor, April 8 Patrol roads 43, 89. 61.02 w. a. earner jo iicuel oil A B. neer, Room 410 Court House.

Minneapolis. Holasek, H. April 10. IPatrol roads 60, 62. oal H.

S. A B. Melone, 1, and Tom Noonany, 1. Back the President, Buy Now Fonseca Injured; Forced to Bench Proposals must be made on blank forms Jackman, April 8 IPatrol road 117 Johnson. Carl April 10.

IPatrol roads 70, 69 Auto allowance H. S. Auto allowance Prob. Ofcrs. Lockers-.

IFarm furnished by the County Highway Engineer and accompanied by a certified check, payable to the order of the County Treas Kalk, Chas. Anril 10 IPatrol roads 10, 97. lEggs Farm Kappe, Clarence, March 24... IPatrol road 11 Kaope, F. March 29 IPatrol roads 11, 92.

inn we U1K. dist. ui. urer, for 5 per cent of the amount of the bid, as a guaranty for the execution of a Barrett Transfer ft Fuel Co. Beal, E.

Beggs, Perry Berger Mfg. Co Bergman, O. Bertelson Bros Bertelson Bros. Betchart William Clarence Burgan, F. John Burmelster ft Son Carlson Hdwe.

Co Kelley, April 11 Office supplies Ofcrs. contract awaraea. Patrol roads 28, 152. Patrol roads 16. 71 Patrol roads; 121, 122 R.

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R. R. Manure 1- arm Auto storage ISheriff The successful bidder must enter into a contract with the County of Hennepin, by M. Summers, will swing into action with the first out of town squads tonight. Back the President, Buy Now Dental work Jail patrol roans 15, 121.

Patrol road 6 and give a surety bond In the amount of Furniture repairs jump and placing second In the 220 the contract, conditioned on the faihtful misc. Howe. H. S. G.

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Auditor Caton, Emery C. Transcript Larkin, Daniel, April 11 Leger, Jos, April 12 Leger, Norman, April 12...... Rollen, March 30 Mlinar, Frank, April 11 Nelles, M. April 12 Pepin, David, April 10.. Pepin, Eugene, April 10 Perkins, Will, April 13 Purdham, E.

April 15.... Reiser, John, April 13 Rush, Dewey, April 13 Schmld, Gustave April 8. express Patrol roads 4, 39 Patrol roads 112, 116.. Patrol roads 112, 113.. Patrol roads 87, 112...

Patrol road 39 Patrol roads 103, 108.. Patrol roads 24, 88 Surv. water Expense Pub. N. H.

performance of the contract. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids, By order of the County Commissioners. AL, P. ERICKSON. County Auditor.

Published tn the Minneapolis Star, Saturday, April 22, 1933. A B. 'Care children and fourth in the discus throw. Baek the President, Buy Now CI BAN NET GROUP ACCEPTS Havana, April 21. U.R) The Cuban Lawn Tennis association announced last night that it would ac Prob.

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Mason's Minnn. Annot, Patrol roads 104, 107 Prob. Ofcrs. H. S.

Milk, etc Schumacher, Adam, April 11. 1 Patrol road 117 Patrol roads 11, 90, 91. JR. Patrol roads 11, 91, 90 IR. Patrol roads 71, 73 IR.

Juror dinners Mental examination Dlst. Ct Insane Exam. Schumacher, Silvester, Mar 29' Coroner cept an Invitation to send Its Davis cup team to Hot Springs, to Gas, oil Laundry By DAD HULL As a fitting finale of the 1932-33 bowling season, the East Hennepin A A A A A A A B. A B. A ft A A IPatrol roads 13, 48 IR.

sennyr, April Snyder, Albert, April 13.. Twardy. Vincent. March 24 Patrol roaas 11, wi m. Prob.

Ofcrs. Farm Pub. N. H. 5 i -I- 1-41 compete against Canada In the open IR.

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Chippewa Springs Corp Christoph, Miriam Children's Protective Society, Citer Digest Co Citer Digest Co Clover Leaf Creamery Co Commerce Lunch County of Ramsey Jay W. Craig Co Custom Laundry Co Dahlberg Bros Despatch Laundry Co A. B. Dick Co Diamond Tire Sales Co Diamond Tire Sales Co Dickey ft Milbert Dickey ft Milbert Ditto Inc Eastman Kodak Stores Economy Office Supply Co. Ediphone Co.

of Minn Elgin Lunch Emerson, S. Erkel, A. Martin F. Falk Paper Co Cafe rollers featured Pioneer league ing round of North American zone pay roll IR. W.

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N. Tire repairs Laundry Mimeo. supplies Battery Tubes, etc .1 Hhild Welf. quintets Friday night on the Cen. Don G.

Felcher, Asst. Hy. IR. A B. pay roll.

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Sheriff R. Gas P'ib. N. play. Bark the President, Buy Now SKEETERS BEAT YANKEES tral alleys with a 3,203 grand total performance, made possible with the 87.75 3.00 23.40 44.10 20.00 3.60 17.75 20.00 5.00 2.00 4.50 7.60 4.20 1.50 3.50 1.00 19.45 60.00 10.00 46.93 199.90 20.80 70.00 5.00 1.00 1.72 12.95 6.02 55.40 .94 2.09 15.50 2.12 2.00 1.50 142.30 15.68 5.00 44.00 .30 19.00 47.50 1.90 8.00 9.85 32.40 15.01 7.25 18.84 1.21 48.93 7.50 8.25 50.00 16.00 38.00 41.65 9.

Of 16.75 Respectfully submitted, G. W. Alexander, Gas ISheriff Paper Attorney Developing Attorney Carbon paper IClk. Dist. Ct.

A. R. Ferrin, W. W. Heffelfinger.

Jersey City, N. April 21. Jer commissioner Noot offered tne follow ing resolution: Adjusting Prob. Ofcrs. luror dinners Dist.

Ct sey City's Skeeters scored a 4-to-2 victory over the New York Yankees Resolved. That the report 01 tne com NOTICE TO TAR DEALERS Office of County Auditor. Sealed bids will be received at this office until Monday, May 1, 1933, at 11 o'clock a.m., at which time the said bids will be opened by the Board of County Commissioners of Hennepin County, for furnishing the County of Hennepin with tar, being project No. 3314, according to specifications on file in the office of the County Auditor, copies of which may be obtained at the office of the County Highway Engineer, Room 410 Court House. Minneapolis.

Proposals must be made on blank forms furnished by the County Highway Engineer, and accompanied by a certified check, payable to the order of the County Treasurer, for 5 per cent of the amount of the bid, an a guaranty for the execution of a contract if awarded. The successful bidder must enter Into a contract with the County of Hennepin, and give a surety bond in the amount of the contract, conditioned on the faithful performance of the contract. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the County Commissioners. AL.

P. ERICKSON, County Auditor. Published in The Minneapolis Star, Saturday, April 22, 1933. in an exhibition game here yesterday. mittee be accepted and adopted.

The question was on the adoption of the resolution, and the roll being called there were Groceries IH. S. Garage rent Sheriff Drinking cups IDist. Ct Parer 'Insane Exam. The Yanks presented a makeshift Martin pant paper Co.

nve veas ana no nays, as lonows: jom- lineup which had Babe Ruth at first missloners Alexander, Ferrin, Heffelfinger, superlative scores of 1,003, 1,099 and! 1,101 which defeated the Buzz Bain-bridge five three straight games. The Elgin Lunch team was awarded championship honors with 53 victories and 31 defeats. Oscar Nelson was accorded individual glory, having registered a 210 average for the season. To the credit of the Cafe crew, four of the players averaged above the 200 mark, Flo Henk scoring 183, 156. 233; Al Brandt, 254, 192, 225; Clyde Jefferson, 1S9, 203, 212, and base and Lou Gehrig in right field.

Back the President. Bny Now ILLINOIS RACING READY for the collection of delinquent personal property taxes as follows: Jos. Vesely. Ralph Edwards, Alex Forester, Harry J. Murphy, Emmett C.

Peterson, J. P. Train-or, Wayne S. Rogers, Martin R. Hand-berg, Mike Fahey, Barney Kilroe, Earl Duffee, Fred Lang, Carl FJellman, Charlea Brownlee, Merlin La Belle, Walter Lewis, E.

C. Haley, Louis F. Johnson, and W. I. Hughes, the compensation of aid deputies to be fixed at SJ.50 per day each, said deputies to pay their own traveling expenses.

Respectfully submitted, Wm. Heffelfia ger, A. R. G. W.

Alexander. Commissioner Morse offered the following resolution Resolved, That the report of the Com mlttee be accepted and adopted. The question was on the adoption of the resolution, and the roll being called there were five yeas and no nays, as follows: Yeas Commissioners Alexander, Ferrin, Heffelfinger, Morse, Mr. Chairman. And so the resolution was adopted.

On motion the Board adjourned until Monday, April 24th, 1933, at 10 o'clock a.m. AL. P. ERICKSON, 1 ountv AuditVP. Chicago, April 22.

(U.R) Prepara LEW FONSECA Chicago, April 22. U.R) Lew of the Chicago White Sox will tions for the opening of the Illinois Marnn aiK paper Co iDrinklng cup iProb. Ct Martin F. Falk Paper Co IDrinking cups ISheriff Martin Falk Paper Co. f.

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Hennepin Automotive Co. IChild. Welf. John A. Helnrlch Inc Envelope Treas Hennepin County Enterprise.

I Attorney Hennepin County Enterprise. Printing Sheriff Hennepin Co. Review IPrintlng Ct. Hennepin County Review IProb. Ofcrs.

Holstad Coffee Co ICoffee IFarm Hnppe ft Brecht IPrintlng Prob. Ofcrs. 'in-oM rhemi-ai f. Mfg Co. rifprs Improv-mn: Bulletin The Rub Turf Association racing season at the Aurora track May 1 moved Into the be a bench manager for at least two Morse, Mr.

Chairman. And so the resolution was adopted. On motion the Board adjourned until 1:30 o'clock p.m. AFTERNOON SESSION Members all present. Commissioner Heffelfinger from the Committee on Ways and Means presented the following report.

To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners: Gentlemen Your Standing Committee on Ways and Means to whom was referred the matter of communication from Sheriff John P. Wall has given the same careful consld- -ration, and begs leave to report as fol- 'ows: That the said Sheriff be authorized to appoint and employ, special deputy iharUfi Bruno Turgeon concluded a great final stages today. Robert S. Eddy, weeks. Fonseca, regular first baseman for the Sox In addition to his show with 199, 268 and 209 exhibi of New Orleans, the new general managerial duties, ripped a tendon manager at Aurora, returned to Chi- tion, Oecar Nelson of the Elgin s-qutel was the past master Of the in his right font fi'ust the 'day.

The fiisr shipment of NOTICE TO DEALERS IN ROAD ROLLERS Office- of C-mnty Auditor. Sale' bids will hr at this upntil Monday. May 1. at 11 evening wilh the dazzling games of St Louis Ir.rr-.s je.mlay and wUljhorsca, is expected at Exposition be pa the shelf for two weeks. SCO, and 235, a 229 average.

Japs-Olson Co ILett-vIwads. etc Japa-Olson Co. lOffica supplies IProb. park Monday, o'clock a.m.( at which time the said bids I.