The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1920, Page 6

” PAGE SIX / ‘SORTS SCHEDULE OF” | * BISMARCK DAILY. TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOV>23, 1920 Ke by’ the increased building costs ‘and , the seasonable work. It. is| usual at | this time of’ the year, Mr. Gardiner sald, for activities in the building trade to lesson. up,’ due. to. climatic condl- tions. ‘ Unemployment is increasing in mag j ufacturing establishments, the pres- *; ent reductions being more than 25 per cent. as compared with a year ago. Cut in’ Wages A cut in’ wages is reported in the ham bone into a delicious entree’) Lup as a preliminary to study the.more and other questions ‘commonly sup- | difticutt problems presented by. the posed to intrigue the feminine mind, | engine. Mrs, Campbell says. HOPPE (SSUES CHALLENGE “Well, what do you wish to do?” asked the home; demonstration agent] ‘New York, Nov. 23.—Willic Hoppe, champion ‘balk line, billiardist, has~ in charge of the meeting. “We want to learn how to fix an/jisued a formal challenge to play automobile when it will not run,” was | Edouard ‘'Horemans, European, cham- the answer: Se a man was obtained as instruc- | ship. tor and repairing blowouts was taken | ipion, to decide the world’s champion; The challenge specifies that ' i | North woods, but work is plentiful. thesmateh be played before: Jans:J. eit fl ; One logging company has reported: a SS 0am cut.in wages of:$5 to $20 a month. and : e p f ¢ ! itis expected that all companies oper- 1 , - 4 ating in these sections: will make. sim-}\ ic | } ilar reductions. | Reports’ from the manager~of the federal and’ state employment office at’ Duluth state that: there is:a large de- |; mand for men, and that one lumber. manufacturing. company operating in that section could place 800 men.im- mediately. ; _ 2 ' WOMEN LEARN: | - OUT-MOTORS | AT A.C. COLLEGE: Fargo, N. D., Nov. 23,—The purr La ea Sf ‘ of'a‘amoothly running motor is-sweet-")~ LEE rere er music, to the cars of sonte North When the Army meets the Navy there is always a display of artillery. While Uncle Sam’s: military man. Dakota" women.’ than? thie rattles of" dishes, according to Mrs. Louise rs are alw more 0 s secret: the dope {x out that the elevens are mighty evenly matched for the anpual game which will pe played at thesNew/ York polo grounds: Nov. 27... French, the speedy fullback, wit lead ; Campbell of ‘the state-agricultural: cole BASKETBALL TEAM IS MADE Bismarck Five to Meet Some Strong Teams During the Winter’s Play FRENCH Bismarck high school basketball tossers are getting into action. The class teams are playing now, and the high school team will play its first game on December 14 with Washburn high school, at Bismarck. The schedule follows: hhurn at Bisma . 7--Open. 14--Open. 21--Bismarck at Dickinson. arck at Jamestown. smarck at Mandan. : aat Y, ay : ’ lege: home: demonstration department.\ omestown at Bismar the Army, boys in the atiack against Captajn Ewen, star end, of the Mid dies. 7 The women of one North Dakota:|, Minot at Bismarck. rte ee op, Oe community recently. refused to be- | in addition to numerous reports from the various industries of the state. Demand Falls 01 Reports ‘from the three employ- ment agencies show that-during July, elected to pilot the Jamestown high | school’ team during the 1921 season. ‘The: election took place at the annual | football banquet given to the team) —Districs tournament at come interested pi ashi vamndia Wet aa TAKES PAIN OUT: “| MINNESOTA HAS: MANY MEN IDLE , and a wealth of mate- 1 is being developed in the ‘class i team play. and coach by the mothers of the ! August and September’ and October, ‘ * The football team’ next, year will | players held, in ‘the; parlors pf Pres- ast, the demand: for help “has fallen OF RHEUMATISM be held by Terrence Halloran. He was | byterian church Frida: off 18.9: per cent. as compared with J ight. ue |the corresponding months a year ago: In the previous year. during the four ; months there were 37,413, “help/want- a "9 u jed’ requests registered at the three Flour MillS Are Operating Only offices compared with 30,320 registered a during the four months of this year. n after he and Chuck” ae were nominated.Halloran, cen” GREB AWARDED on the team, made a nang for himself by his fighting spirit di8play- R i himas eee ing spirit di8play PAPE DECISION IN INDUSTRIES OTA Ol, ae ini for 39 years. Today, it'is more popular than ever. ‘There can’be- 3 Harry | BALL MEETING Milwaukee, Wi FOR TONIGHT TO TALK PLANS The meeting proposed by some local Greb, of Pittsbu boxer, was awarded the new decision last night ver Bos Mob Milwaukee in a terrennd nose fight here. Greb weighed im it ringside at 171 nounds and ‘oo! bys St. Paul. Minn., Nov. 23. at.Two Thirds: Normal Capacity | While there is no slashing reduction ‘of the working forces in any particular iindustry, it is apparent; according. to | Mr. Gardiner’s reports, that theré is a WAGES |. GOING DO WN tendency to show that’ in some lines ithe cuts will reach 50. percent. While |other industries will be affected by no but one answer—Sloan’s' produces’ re? sults: . Applied ‘without rubbing, it trates to the’ afflicted! part, bringing relief from rheumatic twinges, sciatica; sores: stiff, strained‘ _ mu: yckaches, tpraiae, and other external pains, often ie f 3. — Unem-i : fans to discuss the basketball situa-|en rounds, while Moha who w 1 Psat general cut of the wage earner, there result of exposure. It. leaves no tion and plans for getting a team in| in at 169 pounds won one ployment. in Minnesota 8 Increasing will be a cut in the number of hours| mussiness, skin staimor clogged pores. * the fielg for Bismarck next. season | fighting two to a draw. aud industrien ie apparent, according of employment, whic really means a Get a large. bottle for greater econ- : r} . " adwa 7 - ' ; 5 4 it in wages, Mr. Gardiner poipted out. » « if ike ‘ will be held at Franky’s, on Broadway, to data compiléd in the office of John “+” ™ ard a rattis Tate ip omy. Keep, it handy for use when OTHING like fleece for warmth ana needed. | (IN contfort. 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