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   Jefferson City Tribune-Post (Newspaper) - March 7, 1927, Jefferson City, Missouri                                Monday March JEFFERSON CITY Page 5 Rickard Offers Jack Dempsey Two Bouts For Summer NEW YORK Mar j Rickard has offered Jack Dempsey two matches for the summer if he desires to fight his way back to a return match with Gene Tunney The promoter telegraphed Demp sey offering him matches with the winners of coming fights between Paulino Uzcudun and Tom Heeney and Jack Sharkey and Jimmy Malo ney Dempsey has not informed Rickard as yet of his intentions to return to the ring Golf on Sunday Causes Arrests First Accident In Six Day Bicycle Race In New York NEW LORK March The first serious accident in a race ever to involve a spec tator her the inaugural of the international grind m Madison Square Garden Scarcely an hour after fifteen of foreign and American rid ers started their long marathon at 9 last night Emdl of was caught in a jaan and after smashing into catapulted through the air and crash ed with his bicycle into a box just off the track One of the pedals on the bike struck Mrs Frank D of De over the eye deep gash that required hospital treat ment was knocked scious and suffered cuts dn his head and abdomen He returned to the race early after his wounds had been Severe Earthquake Shocks Recorded In Chicago Today CHICAGO Mar earthquake shocks were recorded on the United States weather bureau seismograph at the University of Chicago beginning at a cen tral time and lasting until a m today disturbance was ar m It was indicated the shocks were miles from Chicago Quake in Japan TOKYO Japan Mar from Osaka say an earth and lines out of there but apparently was no other damage It is reported but without confirm Tajima district which was wrecked m the 1925 damaged dispatches are reaching earthquake A message from to the Hochi reports 113 killed and injur ed Eighty of the victims were in a moving picture theatre which partial ly collapsed newspaper reports 30 houses collapsed and many others were damaged Fifteen fires were started most of which were quickly extinguished v The Nippon Rengo news however says thaA outside of several injuries in the moving picture there is no evidence of a serious disaster Resorters aj Aiken S are fighting enforcement of a blue law which forbids them from playing golf on Sunday Photo shows Ev erett McDonald one of four men arrested for violation of the statute LOOSE CREEK Mike Ehren and Miss Cecelia Groner wera married at j Thursday Mika is est son Mrs Elizabeth the bride is the handsome daughter of Mr find Mrs Ben Coroner of Montrose The young couple arrived here Friday to spend at the Ehren home In the evening a danfe was given in their honor Mr and Mrs Ehren de parted for St Louis Sunday mom ingon the Capital bus Mr and Mrs John Jaegers and children motored here from Meta Saturday to Sunday with rela tives Wm Maasen has sold his farm to Anton and in return Mr Maasen has purchased the Mike Ehren farm Mike Muenks and daughter Miss Johanna motored to the capital city on business recently Anton is employed at Morrison at present S SAVE AND HAVE New Installment Shares are for sale in the City National Building and loan Association between the 1st and 15th of each i Let us have your subscription now NO BACK DUES TO PAY CITY NATIONAL BUILDING LOAN v ASSOCIATION 80S Monroe Street WM H GUNDELFINGER President Wm H Gundelfinger A Linxwiler Phil A Dallmeyer Carl P Schultz Henry V Guhleman James C Bacon Thorpe T Gordon Wm E Zuendt A Secretary f BLUEPOINT 5c CAPITOL HAND JADE lOc Union Made Cigars THE WONDERFUL THAT EVERYONE IS TALING ABOUT Made By BLUME i Settles The Question Manufactured at 700a Jefferson St Phone 1785 in The Training Camps Water a Big Item With Missourians i a Report Shows ST LOUIS Mar appear to be devoted to Twentytwo of Dan How and domestic cleanliness said i s Browns were heading toward i Sarasota today where they will meet a report released today by the the jn first i souri Committee On Public Utility j Of the season NEW RADIO BOARD ORGANIZES ST Browns Play Giants LOUIS Manli Information For each resident of this state who takes water from one of the 27 pri Howley has not pushed his squad hard for the Giants game but has aimed rather to get the team into vately owned water supply plants form for the regular season He gallons was pumped during wants his pitchers especially to get 1925 the report said It was thoroughly hardened before they put ed out however that all this water j any great strain on their arms One was not for personal consumption or j hard thrown ball at this time he use cleanliness and sanitation but j says map result in the loss of a play some was used for industrial er for tihe season and possibly for j es fire prevention and a part for good There is not a sore arm the I rigation lawns and golf courses j squad A smaller part was used for Outfielders Taylor and Douthit and gation of truck farms near large Chick Hafey arrived at the Avon cities it was stid Park Florida camp of the Cardinals The water companies with yesterday California These customers served 51 communities or j two are baseball a total population of persons I on parallel Hafey is 23 and the report stated 2G both arc graduates of The companies paid in wages dur ing 1925 to 378 employes an average individual wage of annually Taxes paid in 1925 were California University and both came to the Cardinal farms Early Oats Important Under the conditions that usually prevail in Missouri during the spring Practice Hitting PITTSBURGH March Another long batting practice was to feature the Pittsburgh Pirates train ing schedule at Paso Robles Cali today with indications that no In between the regulars and would be staged until There are no professional politicians on the new fed eral radio control board set up by the regula tion law Two of the members are shown Real Admiral W H G Billiard U S retired chairman and Orestes H Caldwell right of New York The others are E 0 Sykes Mississippi Henry A Bellows and John F Dillon Washington Wednesday Manager Donie Bush said he would and early summer the growing of j begin the two squads oats is seldom profitable unless very not earlier than and per early seeding of an adapted variety i haps not then is practiced Late seeding or the use j j lyn Dodgers and i ers have arrived Bob McGraw hold I out pitcher was in the greup and j Johnny arrived this year with a heavy cold and was promptly put to bed at the Giants camp at Sarasota nearly the full quota has arrived in for games with the St Louis Browns of a slowly maturing variety permits hot weather to overtake and cut short the crop when the heads are filling Fulghum is the variety most highly recommended by the Missouri College of Agriculture Fulghum oats all other varieties in a variety test excelling Burt by 5 per cent Kherson by 12 per cent and by 17 per cent The yield of Fulghum is greatly affected by time of seeding In three years trials the average loss of Ful from a months delay in seed ing was 24 bushels per acre or 45 per cent Fulghum oats are very highly re sistent to the oats smuts When this variety is grown seed treatments for smut control are entirely Cobb With Athletics PHILADELPHIA March arrival of Ty Cobb at the Phil adelphia training camp in Fort Myers Florida last night com Manager Macks roster He said he was in fine condition and would don uniform today for the first time With preliminary work of the bat completed Manager has outlined three days of stiff work outs at Braden for the Phila delphia Phillies Yankees Have Food Cure NEW YORK March The food cure is to ibc administer ed to holdouts at the Yankee train ing camp at Petersburg Florida If a player can sign his name at the bottom of a dinner check he can also the bottom of a con hear the chief is go Miller explained in ing to turn in his lunch would not be How come Keystone going to get a served to holdouts Who the hold outs were Buggins would not say At carrm of the Brook Wont Miss Speaker CLEVELAND March veteran pitcher says the Cleveland Indians are out to show the world that the tribe is not a one man team Taking of prophet at the Lakeland Florida camp the star southpaw predicted that while the team will miss Tris Speaker in the center field the Indians will not finish worse than second About Heady CINCINNATI March Eugene Hargrave holdout catcher of the Cincinnati came to Cincin nati yesterday He stated that from present indications he did not see any hope of an agreement with the Cincinnati Club Word received from ithe Orlando training camp was that strenuous ef forts were being put forth to obtain another catcher to take bhe place of Hargrave in the evenet he failed to sign Two Back to Busher WASHINGTON March Vn no orer Harris has first slash with the pruning knife at the Tampa training camp of the Wash ington Senators He has let go Jack Blair first baseman and Ben Shaw r catcher Four exhibition games face the I Senators this week Rainy Day For Sox BOSTON March rainy day used to mean a vacation for the Red Sox ibut now it just means more work When it rained i at New Orleans Manager Carri I ordered them out to the park and j under the grand stand they were put j through limbering up exercises I In St Petersburg Manager I over his teams I victory over Washington Senators said the Braves were far to ast years team All Holdouts In CHICAGO March Chicago entries in the major league races completed their spring rosters today The two Club Elwood English and Percy Leo Jones arrived at Island Sunday just in time to be hustled into practice session The White Sox veteran reported camp over the week end and Man ager Ray assembled enough players at Shreveport for a six in ning practice game the two rookie pitchers on each side holding the score to a 44 tic SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TRIBUNE Ask Us Show You Friday and Saturday March 11 and 12 If you attend we will be pleased to give you a Free Sample Can of die finish you are interested in Expert demonstrators from the factory of The Patter Co will be in attendance to demonstrate uptodate practical methods of Painting Enamel ing Staining Varnishing B P You will not be asked to Bring your paint questions with you Lee Jordan Lumber Company Demented Man Kills One Wounds Two and Is Slain JOHNSTOWN March men were dead another was dying and two others were ering from wounds today as a resuit of a six hour attempt by possemen to capture John Bruno 50 known to he Bruno had barricaded himself in his home at Beaverdale near here late yesterday The affray ended only when a bul let fired by one of the possemen post ed in a church across the street from the besieged house struck Bruno be neath the heart mortally wounding him Before he fell Bruno had shot and killed Max Miller 35 probably fatal ly wounded John Libertine 34 and less seriously wounded others A case of mistaken identity led to the shootings Late yesterday Waiter Coleman of Wilmore drove into on business and parked his car in front of Brunos home Mistaking Coleman for an officer the demented man fired three times at him Colewan informed police and Constable Howard Plummer ed to enter Brunos home and arrest him Two bullets dropped him seri wounded Miller was shot dead at the steer of car which he was to drive away Going to Millers assistance Libertine was the next victim He is in a local hos pital in a dying condition The fourth victim was Oscar Melhorn 31 a passerby who was wounded in the County detectives and deputies were then summoned and surrounded the slayers house sta at various points of vantage including a church across the street poured a steady fire into the house After a six hours siege state police and other authorities battered down a door and found Bruno dead A bul let had entered his body just below the heart Stop That Cold Before another day A cold may be stopped in 24 hours he fever checked the bowels opened he entire system toned The way is way so efficient that we aid for it Dont 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