The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1919, Page 8

EI lost in the wreck of an unnamed British ship on the Norwegian coast, according to a wireless dispatch received here from Helsing- ford. hibition enforcement legislation Attor- patch is as indicated, the disaster will mark a new record in the annals of the sea. It would seem probable the ship which was wrecked was a military transport bringing British soldiers from |ters percent beer to maintain a legal Archangel. the Titanic was sunk after colliding with an iceberg south of New-jxress when the house adopted the con- foundland on April 14, 1912, the list of deaths showing 1,504 jference, report is made, law either by. names. NO NEWS AT LONDON London, Oct. 11.—Neither the | (0c, admiralty nor Lloyds has re-|M ¢ ceived any information relative} to the wreck of a British ship on |? the Norwegian coast. At these | hint sources the report is discredited. DAKOTA COLLEGE FOOTBALL STARS IN ASCENDANCY Crowds Flock to Gridirons to/Several Important Institutions | j t Fargo, N. D., Oct. 11—North Da-| kota’s inter-colegiate football season | got into full swing today with all col- leges in action. The University of North Dakota and St. Thomas college game at Grand | regime Forks is the most important. ; The North Dakota “Aggies” are port playing at Jamestown against James- jst town college, while Fargo college i: opening with the Moorhead norma UNCONFIRMED REPORTS Witness Opening Games | GET BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE en, BEER ARGUMENTS Opinion Prepared for Submis- sion to White House Be- fore Bill Becomes Law OF WRECK OFF NORWAY COAST RECEIVED TODAY Archangel, (Friday) Oct. 10.—Two thousand lives have been PROHIBITION IS DUE SOON Washington, D, C., Oct. 11,—Anti- cipating attack on the constitutionallty of the wartime and constitutional pre- ney General Palmer will prepare an If the loss of life in the wreck reported in the foregoing dis- opinion which will be transmitted to, the White House before the bill “be comes a law The struggle of two and three quar- status will come to an end when the tea . . - prohibition enforcement bill enactment The largest loss of life in a marine disaster occurred when |wnich was completed yesterday by cov- the president’s signatures or automai- ically, should illness prevent his from signing it within ten days. an inch and ja half} ‘phe manufacture or sale of any bev- s reported all er.the) erage containing more than one-half tea’ ei Fl or one percent of alcohol is prohibited rted great damage to/under both the war time and constltu- 1 the ground. ‘The teni-|tional sections of the measure, All RR eee coaches it PALMER READY TO|LOFTHUS SEEKS SETTLE 2.75PERCENT| TO MAKE GOOD bert E. Sheets, Jr., at noon today, delivered to Examiner Lofthus grip. full of letters and, records which haye been in possession the attorney general’s office since the Scandinavian-American bank was closed last week. WILSON MUCH BETTER, BUT STILL NEEDS REST Washington, D. C., Oct, 11—Al- though President Wilson continues to show signs of improvement, he will be required to remain in bed for an ex- tended period. This decision was reached today at a consultation between Dr. Francis X. Dereum of Philadelphia, Admirals Grayson and Stitt and Dr, Sterling , BANK’S PAPER Aggressive Collection Campaign Undertaken by Exam- iner at Fargo Fargo, N..D., Oct, 11.—An ac- tive collection campaign for the purpose of realizing on assets of the: Scandinavian-American bank of Fargo closed ten days ago by the state banking board is being undertaken by. 0. E, Lofthus, state bank examiner, he announced to- OS s yerature dropped to 20 degrees last | prov! s of the war time segtion. be- gee ‘ come effective as soon as the measure becomes law. NEW REVOLUTION TAKES PETROGRAD |} T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY 4 SOVIET BUILDINGS |¢sraacec oy a oe new, Missouri Valley Motor 10-11-1wk THbAP—Reautiful Kimball if sold this week, 409 Sth 10-11-3t purse between postoffice ve, A. and 5th St. con- Said to Be in Hands of Red Rebels of Season mount of change. reward. 1 ccording t s, Rus: rious fightin . Phone 613k. L. Van Hook. 10-11-5t ‘A house to rent, furnished or d or partly furnished by re No children. Call at akota, or prone 619L, 10-11-4t [have taken. | Snow flurries early in the day disap- Wi , q a 50c; pack- peared in the forenoon and good foot- ball weather prevailed here. NORTHERN MINNESOTA | ftday Dea Suchet DICKINSON PL. In central terest t of the Bismarck highs, which open: capitol athletic field at 4 th noon. A real game between t py and well. Catched teams mised. Virginia, Minn., Oct. 11.—Virginia; might adopt’a new working s E . . . .—Vi > is v ¢ schedule | last night was treated to the sight of next week which would give the treaty | real snow which covered a Duluth,! more than three hours daily considera- Winnipeg and Pacific train. On tne tion, ; INTVNOUEUUERUROUUGUOEGUAUGEAUCE UGA | 4 {il IN UU the second |a * internal opposition to |/ Y§ HERE _ {the olshe é ; ‘orth Dakota football in| —_—_ | ae fous. tetet centers in the first clash} —=S 5 on between Dickinson and; SENATE GIVES UP Phone 75—City Fuel “ner; ILS SATURDAY TO |Co., for Medora Coal. ‘| BOOST PEACE PACT 1 De det. 11.—Insteal of r 7 the usual Sat-| FOR SALE Ford Touring Car in good condition, with complete equipment. This is a bargain. . Come in and see it. M. B. Gilman Co. 212 Main St. Phone 808 HAS FIRST SNOWFALL] #24 01 me today to expedite -the | | peace treaty. — Leaders indicated that the senate | das ESSEX Better Known as-- The. LITTLE HUDSON Just Received Another Shipment of Those Classy Looking ESSEX CARS We would be glad to have one of our demonstrators show you this car. If interested just Phone 234 day. Assistant “Attorney General Al- USED! USL ‘‘Dry Charged”’ Batteries This is the only method which makes it , possible for the motorist to buy a battery that is perfected and tested at the factory; then held inactive, until ready for use. G. & W. Battery Company 209 Fourth St.—Phone 811 USL Service Station Ruflin of this elty. \ say it this way: little cost.” }: maximum freedom trouble. R. B.. LOUBEK, Manager OOVUNTATAALANSEOLGTEEOATAUSAVAL ATUL me i INA. You have observed that we frequently: emphasize the accescibility and sim* plicity of Dort design. We have good reason to believe that no car on the market is of more simple and accessible construction. Perhaps the best way to make clear the value of Dort accessibility is to tien you desire to “tune up,” or “dope up,” or adjust this or that part you.can do it yourself casily and at And of course there’s no nced to point ” cut that Dort simplicity means from taechanical | Prices F. O. B. Factory Wire V7hecis and Spare Tires Extra - BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY CORNER SEVENTH & MAIN ST., BISMARCK, N. R. B. LOUBEK, General Manager The House with a Variety to Satisfy Every, Possible Desire If you don’t like one make you have others to select from when you deal with us. We have one of the finest lines of Automobiles on the market. We are the— DISTRIBUTORS FOR Chevrolet - - Hupmobile Hudson, Essex and Paige Motor Cars. ACCESSORIES, AND SUPPLIES Everything you need for equipping your car. We! carry nothing but the best made auto supplies. You can bank on their quality. Our stocks are complete and you can get, what you want to put your car in commission for a long summer’s use. eosin i ted RES DISTRIBUTORS FOR Smith Form-a-Truck A 3-in-1-time-and-money Saver EXPERT ATTENTION PROLONGS THE LIFE OF CAR Get Our Rates for Monthly Service JOBBERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF Kelly-Springfield and Pennsylvania Tires Cord and Fabric Tires and Tubes aes The national reputation of these brands has long spoken the praises and merit of these tires. They are the best. Our Painting Department is the best in the Northwest. Let us make you an estimate.. BATTERY DEPARTMENT PRESTO-LIGHT BATTERIES AND PARTS Batteries tested without charge, recharging, repairing, rebuilding. aN ‘Insulation Beats Re-insulation . “TR.” stands for “Threaded Rubber” of course—the insula- tion found only in Willard Bat- teries with the red trade-mark. The insulation that Jasts as long as the plates, so that 90% of those who buy: The Red Trade- Marked Willard have no re-insula- tion bills to pay. ; There’s a lot more of interest to you on this battery question. Come in and talk it over. .. THE ELECTRIC SHOP B. K SKEELS Phone 370 408 Broadway TRIBUN TRIBUNE W ING RESULTS WANT ADS BRIN Schema Missouri Valley Motor Co. |