The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1920, Page 6

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE : fe PAGE SIX \ ‘ q Y THURSDAY, ; DOES IT PAY TO WORRY ter which you never, thought was in ._ a ABOUT APPENDICITIS? | your system and which nothing, else é i O O | O I ais " FR i Can appendicitis be guarded againet?. icon dslodep ta One mane’ reperys we \ ‘ * 5, ‘unbelievable the awful impurities Ad- - ; ; Pea i é Yes, by preventing intestinal infec-, lercicka’' 6 ekg Brest = EVENTS AND GOSSIP FOR THE FAN Chinch Bugs Cause a Big tion. ‘The intestinal antiseptic, Adier- | °F-'## Prowgnt out, Jos. Breslow. gue LNedeaeaesnanOnin Sunteanuaugenaguocaoniiat ts Fas Wi, i-ka, acts.on BOTH: upper and lower s (an ata aches 4 L C B Ht ppe French government employes, eta aviulag ouliok a cueeike . a aR RES OSS in orn bowel removing ie foul, decaying'| numbering 2282 have been arrested, ; fe anything a one-sided) as being the strongest team in the y p 5 a : matter which might start infections dismissed or suspended in connéc- WISCONSIN iN match they have to give the fighters; east this year. He says the present Pest May Be Eradicated With Little EXCELLENT, for gas-on stomagh. or./gton with the sale of left-over Amer-' > j all but a few thin dimes. squad equals the 1915 aggregation. ii Gi Trouble or Expense chronic constipation. It removes mat- | ican, British’and French war stocks. JOHNNY KILBANE GUYON WRESTLES ye By P.G.HOLDEN : : = GOING GUNNING | Atlanta, Ga. — Joé Guyon, former EP from Missouri and other parts of the’ corn Yelt-declare é $464463464 000004000 . IS OBJECTIVE aur halfback of the Carlisle and later that’ chinch ‘bugs did considerable damage to the corn crop during ; ee ‘ eorgia Tech star, has taken up pro- i 1 re 3 FOR MINNESOTA) OF ENGLISHMAN [item creting "ele t's a July and Adu. This has been parteuany the exe in tore | ¢ Begin..Right Now to Nuewn — ; j vaseball player ‘and: baxér. Famiila (aa nie: hag been but little rain. i : ¢ y a Now ‘ol k, No} £- another feather FIGHT” : is to-deee ‘avanigeaieee ‘Ife att and habits of these pests will enable Conquer ‘Your Rheumatism eomeay some’ weig has gone -hunting for} i } iligenthy combat them. aN ie : Teams Clash Saturday on North. |J0unn®, Siibane's Tear hribsee to sacs | TITLE nat IGHT ‘4 Colney tee ‘spend the winter’fn bunch grass afd under dead leaves ORO eS ew y aspira é tocarry| . ing i = asa othen inh, 1 prom ASAAAREARALAA PARRA AORRAASRRa oad rop Field With Wisconsin te eee headgear back to England | TC ‘TAKE’ PLACE wheat, Where ‘they in | ating ope a Ear ey doy a foot BA i cite botl it or ta rpoRe thi j " with him. | : n upon the liniment bottle to ‘or this pu: there is no mote Doped to Win Jacks, ia-eonteded tobe. the logit: NEAR NEW YORK _ The young chinclr bugs live i the wheat until it begins to ripen and rub: your Rheuriati¢m sway, you) satisfactory remedy than S.S.S., mate (foatt ght champion of Eng- : s Y | dry. Most ofthe bugs ‘are still immature and they leave the wheat fiel@s will be doomed again’ tc nothing|the fine old blood remedy that has Sena land. He defeated Tancy Lee to win} New :York, Nov. 4.—The Dempsey-| in armles, traveling on foot to the nearest corn field, where they\swarm but’ disappoititment,. “A *disease|been’ in use for more than fift ; ' psey- \ twice pies , ef BADGEN MEN ARE READY | the title and Lee is the only English-|Carpentior fight will not take place in| up the' first tows in dense massed.” It is at this time that they do the most, | that can ‘cause so thuch pain and|years, and has given such general ian who knocked out Johnny Wilde. | Cuba, but somewhere in the immediate;/ damage. >) #05 /gteng, is ‘pot gn ithe surface of satlataction for Bhow tism, j = Jacks and Lee met several seasons y.of New York, probably Jersey,' ~ 4 . ie skin, and cann y in taking 8.S.S. today, an: ae : . nee! y For probs 4 as Ee A second ‘genération'Is produced: on grasses in the corn field, and the away: oe . H it you will pelt Ae complete 4 Pi : Madison, Ww With several \ 8 os came to the United State Were all signed . last) ails los in bunch gra¢s and rubbish in the fail, | Many ‘forms of Rheumatisnf are] of your case, our. medical director days of rest in which the Badger squad | about five months ago. Since his ar-|Thursday but ‘at the request of the ; é advent of chinch'bugs 1s much less rapid than fs thé decline. Gen- caused! By a tiny disease germ inj will give you expert advice, with- has almost fully recovered trom the}rival ho (has scored victories over|New York ‘state boxing commission erajly they continually, inerease in numbers for three or four years and the bled, ‘and in Such cases the| out charge. Address Chief Medic: 1 casualties suffered in the Ohio State|Toughey Murray, Harry Kid Brown,|details: were kept undér cover until} then suddenly disappear. * = > only logical treatment is to search| Director, 160 Swift Laboratory, At- game, Coach Richard: put his|Tommy Noble, Nourdin, Frush and jafter election. , ae eis pee ‘ wi out and remove ‘these germs from: lanta, Ge. / ve - men to work for the } Frankie Burns. He has gone out of]. It is said that an arena to seat 100,- Sunil ai, mi 4 fi consin game at Northrop field Satur-| his cla everal times to get matches |.000 persons will be erected and seats | = day. and has given a good account ofthim-/ will cost from $10 to $200, with, an| ay mics Two players, however, are still ab-|8clf each time : average of about $50,‘ a . 3 ss Hla itt Wie sent from the team. They are Captain = a nels bese the réccipts would be |, ; f Dike Bp wy ¥ x Veston, who was released from the EF | $5,000,000. The arena and expenses} . é 4 ANY ke Nee 2 Saturday, and Guy Sundt, WEEGHMAN Is will cost about $500,000. The fighters Pe y i ‘ A? ed ~ who hurt his side grid has FORCED OUT (cet. $300.000.. ‘that would “leave about! | ae. ie i Ny = { ie) : nin a suit since the Buckeye SSO or < 4,000,000 for the promoters if this i Sf a e: e inite ans ‘ ach Richards » belleves,} Ch Nov. 4.—Chartes H. Weegh. sale of prices t maintained and all! - i sb however, that these men’ will-be able , for several years id f the | Seats are sold. i 1°: Wil Ad it of . 4 ‘ | to play at least pant of the game this Chickes Re ea ease Rasteatl clube See anaes tae a wil tea it of great assistance in sav- weer ON ahi“) | at cee aren eoe ALTE TG fully mate that Ehey are suited to your income There is not ‘the confide ic-]ers yesterday. William. L.. Veeck, ‘ TALK: SOON and expenses. ct 0 eur income tory over the Gophers prey president of the club was chosen in his | wa s 4 : Las 2 Seen the Badger camp was apparent] stead. Other members ot' the board! New York, Nov. 4.—Abe Altel, for- . Once you have such definite plans it’ will be aout prior to the Columbus encounter, des-|wore #é-clected\ “Selection of John J.|mer featherweight boxing champion, ~ interesting for: you to save and see them ma- E z ~ wen erate at On as not Bvers as manager of the Cubs was/tinder indictment in Chicago in con- terialize:\;% ©; ig ‘ 5 ~ the rts of many Badgers that if all | ¢———__________________| from Montreal and declared he would J plan—THE OLDEST BANK ON THE MISSOURI renee teams had defeated | SPORT BITS 'lgo. scon to Chicago to tell what he : ele s ee = pet hep THE LARGEST BANK IN THIS 3 - i aenes ‘ 3 fy | knew of the case. . Bae : ‘ 7 0 chancé of a Minne- | * RULES FOR PE 2 ger ME reac Life. History of Chinch Bug—Fig. 1: Winter in Burch Grasé.. Fig. 2: Two Milli aie wee ie mi deposits of over. ; : : oti la the reonen sea : LES PENN ~ Lay Eg Ste a) Rests of Wheats. Fig: 9: Travel illion Dollars—invites deposits of $1.00 or ' i Philadelphia. — Coach Heisman of CHAMPION ,,, POOL ty Eggs on Stems and. Roots o at: Fig. 8: Travelon Foot : Jinx of the Wistonsin eleven and bet-| penn has tssued a list of eight rules EES | from Wheat to Cornfield. Fig. 4: Road Oll Poured in Trench and |. = - Ores drawing 4 per cent interest, compounded Lg hekesis MUBULY- scarce: OW PF \ROR for his football candidates. | Buch PLAYER IS HERE Holes to Trap the Bugs. Fig. 5: ‘Adult Chinch Bug, Greatly En. ° | quarterly. ak It is neadless to say that John Rich- | PO¥e! Lea Tien cate hanpr;pledge to : aaa larged,. Fig, 6: Young Chirich Bug, Greatly Enlarged. eA ards wants to defeat the Northmen | DServe training rules. Frank Taberski, billed as the cham- ES : = We pay you .and for more than one reason. Last NICKALES’ SCHEME’ pion pool player of the wofld, appear- e migration of chinch bugs from the wheat to the corn may be 44 on S * ~ the Wisconsin mentor opened the| .,. NICKALMS EME ed in an exhibition contést at the) checked by the following method: yroe ‘ In aVvIngs, Zeasou with the view that “even if we| NeW. Haven, Conn—Rowing Coach |Grand Pacific billiard parlor today, Plow a strip about 10 feet wide between the ‘cort\and the infested get licked in both of our preliminary | GUY, NISKars, has formed uo varsity Jand was to appear at the parlors to-; wheat field. A portion of this, at least three feet wide, should be finely Pies f ames, we are roing to defeat Minne- a : sul. ISalatacdoth niger i i ren a Sve < prosenit iby Geo hid organized 25 crews from all.classes.fo|.cludes the defeat of such noted. men La aah Se Rec ene ined: furtow thssugh bane we the strip, tn ‘ charges trampled to earth before a] 4evelop latent talent a8 Bennie Allen, Ralph Greenleat,| soso twolteet deep and abou : ie the of this, furrow, dig 7 Gopher machine whieh piled :upa 1 PICKS HARVARD “eater can’ Eidncanghip. flo das. (0 Wheh the ehinch'Buge reach the ditch they will falt tn, be unable t to 7 score and ruined Wisconsin’s renee A ent cl y fall in, be unable to hopes of the conference champion-| Cambridge, Mass.—Coach Bob Hope | mest the best local players in 125{ climb the other side and eventually tumble into the deeper holes. A log ship. , | of Princeton picks the Harvard éleven | point games. dragged up arid down the: trench by/a horse,. will kill the bugs.’ Those in : Personal Reasons, Too ~ - A the holes may be killed by pouring Kerosene on them. aichara : eee Sood and. val ¢ |. tributed to them by Col. Djefer Tayar Another good methéd {s to pour a line of road/0il along the bottom of trounce Minnesota and that is because ADRI 0 l j hy . | Bey. = ieee or Sorrow anc iate bined ee, ae fall, burn all grass, he was fullback on the Badger team f The decadence of Adrlanople goes fie re bugs might spend the winter. Remove all shocks which was defeated 14 to 10 in 1895. ' at a dignifiet’ pace. There ts little or) °f fodder from the fleld and clean up all trash. 4 \ puere ure’ Foeeone why the Riclerd BEAUTIFUL CITY “none of the seéthing- squalor and dirt = " i : a, men have a right to expect victory in and nolse and poverty of Constant!- mR CERT T Saturday’s game and the biggest of ‘ ‘ oe, th cee : 2 } these is Elliott. It is generally be- ee ae secs ad ie See t TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Z lieved the backfield star will take his ARTs a bearing eesti rata - & Teen 2 eae {hy j se : place in the lineup as planned. Airman Describes Romantic aes Batt bicike: aie = _- SSN BZ . } ride In Shabby Gentility. Charm of Mosques. and apncreitg im Shabby Generty, | TRMMHIIUIINNETUATUEH AUNT ’ (Che. . | A Gardened Homes. | children who bestege the stranger, but) ane mt 4 ! \ @ 3 for the most part Adrlanople’ endures el —— ‘ts shabby gentility with pride and ’ ‘ f Ra calm. - Here there are noné of ‘the Me ye t XN e , ays DECADENCE OF CcIy GOES ON fallen’ houses arid dusty streets which a : S C- 7 1 characterize the majority of the tities : ) { see ns s once was play of Asia Minor. BS ae & : : + hos khew no strife— Strangers Treated Kindly In an At vraee fold sa een ee M for half the house those ‘fellows hi hip—Ci "i rets as of old; also the old and new r ms = Would sandbag tor deir'life, ee af piciaes pen ae bazaars do a slender’ business In sell- \ f J 7 . y, * ing American and ®uropean calicues Me i a Matin these of ser aly Sere y With Pride and Calm. and homespun cloths and Turkish Se \ py've gi . ; = — i 2 Before they'll even shadow box Adrianople, Thrace.—The decadence feu oes, a aes floc einet P | their s S this“ ch?” i i % Their song is this—“How much? of two centuries, present ‘political and customers; ‘or ‘else’ when thes ‘are Pity the poor matchmaket! He has a hard row to hog in the ring game for a hundred thou’ because “* will bé more popular with the fans.” They'd be poor ness men if they Jet out & squeak like that. “The money in de pocket”, js their slogan and that of every other husiheS$ man. And if Cuba. wants tovraise the jack- pot a few more thou’, why that’s where the boys will put on the mittens. Back in the old days the gladiators economic disintegration, wars with- out end, and an uncertain future, have The first impression of the city has been one of infinite beauty. Arriving from’ across the lofty Balkans in,an airplane, the city had been seen witn a rush, a-place of. spires, and siate domes and /red roofs, planted. at the intersection of three rivers. It had been a welcome sight. It had come at the end of a four-hours’ ride, and it lacking they swap with each other, af- ter the happy manner of all the Ori- ers. ‘The avitor stuinbled’ upon ‘this group and one of the réd-fezed band saluted With’ the sinipticity of the Turk and said, “Allah esmarladik.”—“May, Qoatenida with yout ARNE SE HEY EN BEATS GASOLINE AT C15 CENTS.'A {ALLON ¥ PALER TEESE EAE =" ca ee My Neighbor int : My Neighbor may betight. The'moon may be made of green cheese, “But, as I see it, 3 My Neighbor is Ao neighbor of inine; he just lives next door because he was born fifty years too late. tvhter Is lor been unable to dest) the ineffable oa me _ ‘ ° + = . i y fighter is a finaneler and] Dee unable to destray ine tetabie| ent. fey My Neighbor lets weeds grow in his garden, he léets his ‘ ~ 79 many of them are fast becoming bank- re ginally Bi Decadence seems to have helghtenéd i h ° A ‘| itutions. this city of elghty-odd thousand souls.! os csuty of the-majestic old mosqiié , Ouse run down, and all his family look patched. ’ t 500,000 purse of joy-getters} Adrianople is still a holy city in faith of Sultafi Bavald ‘The windéWa are . ; sp ’ which Dempsey and Carpentier; would] and in appearance. Romance still hos ye o i “ i wal & to dack: and 2 to Guordest 13 the abled Nets: CT eee ene eoeceticlan hetwens \ My Neighbor decitles many‘important things; and he is —_ | gold. E ae te Se eee She, ouly place, ett the flagstones, the ‘fountain in the sure all things would be all right if they. were done h To gamble on such a card the gen- iD P iful,” Z ‘hed Ji 1 court no longer splashes {ts ‘water In . hi ‘ f, N tlemen—Ricard, Brady and Cochran—| T@9ge are beautiful,” remarked Jules| 11, sunshine, and the interior of the : iS Way. ; ; od i i will have to figure on a new budget| Sebotin, a French aviator, while vi8-| io.aue itself is slowly ' detériorat- f : \ ‘ \\ R Hee eee ee Eee eae Suet phecs tema ihe moma ba ‘My Neighbor decided long’ ago that advertising was | to the pubtic’s kale pocket. . Sinan's masterpiece here, the mosque i ae é. 3 i 'Slota money! Yea bankers! But] of a thousand windows but one, erect-| Few worshipers come here, hyt op, : \ te: that h Id id ad tb cd 4 did \ d Managers Kearns and Deschamps| ed at the order of Sultan Selim II, in the arowey ee searnotns fe \ waste; that he would never rea it because he did : aren’t going to say, “Hey, hold on fel- 4 ussulnian’s dav of worship, come 4 ‘ P * ig iors, 'Stoo much.” We'll let ‘em ght the sixteenth century. devoted ‘band’of ‘muSicitns afd sink ‘ not want any one to tell him what to buy. \ used to fight hate Buckles for a cen: as the Journey’s end to a tired avia-}yow Invention “Waxes Bora kun 34" + we? ee 7 nk note, ne of them| tor, ors ty aah r = Fes i wz dropped. ‘; cole 2 Charming Aloft’ or Afoot. meh Pia eh Bete and * My neighber spends as much money to live poorly as I ‘ sant ¢6 ae eats ne pones tose Seen from aloft; the city, surround- Other Cars » Show *'Propertionate do tolive well. As most of my money goes to meet 4 { ate ‘ ; “gd by poplars at its outer rim, its] Savings: fits l ne expenses, I want all th : A Ps ‘ e good things it will for match! Jim Jefiries, after winting _ the championship from “Ruby? Bob Fitz- simmons, was the first to become bold. He demended 60 per.cent. for his share in defending the world title on the win, lose or draw basis, Fighters were more evenly matched then, too. Take Jeffries, Fitzsimmons, Sharkey, McCoy, Choynski and ‘the other heavyweights. They were all good ones. But now Dempsey finds himself in the fix of being too good for any of the present contenders. Benny Leo ard is 4 3-to 1 favorite evtry time he climbs between the ropes with the light- weilghts. Matchmakers havea sweet time of it now. Besides facing the. risk of jouse gardens within the city showing; green vines and flowers, Its outlying | fields bare, aroused memories of Mar- din on mountains, Diarbekr by the. Tigris and hosts of other Turkish cities, always sleeping in beaity, whether visited by sunshine or moon‘ Nght. the more the charm of its beauty grows, a charm that ts as great afoot as aloft. Adrianople fs a city that has the tone of country friendship about It, not unlike a county seat,of the South, The center of the agricultural exchange business of Eastern and Western Thrace, It 1s frequented by peasants and traders of Turkish, Greek, Bul+ A new Carburetor whicl cuts down gasoline ‘consumption of any~ motor including the Ford, and reduces gas- oline bills from one-third to. one-half is the proud achietemept of the Air Friction Carburetor Co.,\738. Madison St. Dayton, Ohio. This remarkable invention not only increases the pow- er of all motors from 30% to 50%, The longer the stay In Adrianopléi but enables every one to run slow on high gear. ys also makeg it cagy to Start a Ford for any other car in the coldest weather without previously warming the motor. With it you can use the Very cheapest grade of gas- oline or half gasoline and half kero- sene and still get more power an more mileage than you now get from the highest test ‘gasoline. Many Ford owners say they now get as high as 45 to 50 miles to a gallon of gasoline. 1 to © the things I would buy. Advertisements help me ‘ » pick the best for my pur- / posé and my purse. bring me. Advértiseitients'tell me all about these good things: give ‘me the opportunity Advertisements compare all varieties of T will-not argue with my neighbor. He may be right; but, petsonally 1 would rather be myself than be my neighbor. / J know reading adver- tisements saves money for me. _ zi , \ / (iii iii tit tt LT nn | RR ROP HES. garian, Jewish and Armenian natton-|S0 sure are the manufacturers of the \ f alities. There !g record of but one {immense saving their new carbure- ‘i IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE E A G L E American ever having done business in we wily maak, sae niey offer. 8 sea - a \ - i the city, and he came here from Parisi one. ‘AS it eaid be, ut, we ae - Tailoring and Hat Works awiiiice by mie acon f off in a few minutes by anyone, all j@ no day knows at the’ next} readers of this paper who. want’ to 5 f e e : Suits dry cleaned a day indy brite forth: in the way of try it slibuld. sel their name, ad-| A if \ en | ressed, repairing neatly political strife and crime, today thé) dress and make of car\to the manu- ; ~ x “ ; of Late "Wate Miaened and ||-clty preserves this tone of friendship facturers at onc®, they also: Want & - local agents, to. whom they- offer ex- \ XN — blocked. and erder, Strangers as they go along tionally 1 fits, Write them a =. f hone 58;/ ~ will call \ the streets or visit the sHops are enayit y,, large; Drone. “(aav) : ~ = / Pp one vwe will call \|! ‘treated with-kindly concern. The fe x = E oh i = and deliver Turkish officers salute courteously] Many foreign born men who an- = / TMU on 215 Broadway, one-half Bak We 2 Sd ba p kobika [piece eee MT MT LUO I I i i K and there is no glint of hostility It/swered ‘the call to their native lands the eyes of the Turkish soldiers car-}| when the war broke out are now rying .their new cifles, recently dis-: returning to the United States. l —