The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1920, Page 6

PAGE SIX BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE \ ne | SPORTS SELECTION OF . BASTERN CHAMP REAL PROBLEM No One University Stands Out| With Remarkable Record: for Season WEDNESDAY, DEC. f, 1920 7 bovine showed. marked object ’to the strumming of a ukelele. » “The best means of ‘meeting this ce suggestion,” ‘she said,’ “is to install . cheap -phonographs with . plenty : of violin records in the dairy barns,” | sometimes increased by as much as two quarts by the influence of music.’ But bossie is particular as to the instrument that furnishes the music. The-violin produces best results, Mrs. Smith said, and in one experiment, the her advice, the state's dairy products jwculd be valued far in excess of their present rating of $20,000,000 annually. ; “It has been proven by experiment,” Mrs, Smith said, “that the net amount of milk obtained at ilking, is “The Qualityleader” Commands the highest | - '' \ prices yet leads in sales. ‘ New York, Dec. The close of B3 e@ if the Eastern’ college football season 4s Reas a al { finds the task of selecting a cham- yy . on UW Mt “ pionship eleven more complicated A ee $ Pe } than usual. < sae) gol . fi In past years it has frequently been wh t al: ia , - the case that one v y team, with} ‘ - ‘ose re, (i) walt qu I f \ a re able record, stood out so \ . 4 far prominently that it was the choice ad W. pay the price. among many gridiron experts. Such a aaa ' a situation does not now exist.» \ f Six coliege or university elevens Nk met no defeats, but in the case of i five the record was marred by one or; more tie games. Boston college is : 3 i the only one which has a clean slate i ‘ ia : BPO and that team is to meet the strong! ‘The open air school ix comparative-| results. The North Dakota \ tid it possible. | Think.of a little .un- Holy Cross eleven Saturday. ly a new agency \in public health | Tuber losis association conceived | fortunate being helped back to health Five Elevens Undefeated won. Then ae Nob éthem al} the idea and at our state sanitorium | and usefulness. When: the seal sglé i Harvard, Princeton, Pittsburgh, Work: There arg over 900 of them al | ec uinped and. furnished a porch|is on in your. town push it along. |. Penn State and Stevens closed their| over the United States. In the ‘balmy s:hool room, engaged a teacher. and Another Open air “sclol under the schedule undefeated, but the tie'ton-) south and sunny west they are at\defrayiad all of the expenses cou: } supervision of our secretary reportel test between Princeton and Harvard) their best; but they are not by any | nected therewith. The results have4}as;follows: “At the end of the term left the question of supremacy un-! means confined to what might be} for several years heen all that could be | every child was lin the pink ‘of ‘phy- | solved. Penn State tied with Pitts-/ cated the milder climates. In our | desited. i Mentally the’ yong Nohousehold commissary , complete without itJ ° | Known everywhere-Buy it re A by the case for rehire a Visitors cordially invited to inspect our plant. A second group but thinly separa- NTERNATI ON A L local arrangements. :..i(j/"); _,. {of a MitthelFelub of women. She one - ted from the first division would nat- The program of speakers will\.in-|if South Dakot inymen fol! date utally include Dartmouth, Syracuse, i, elude L. D. \Ccffnran, president of the, examin eensteetpeigee gene an Ni Army, Brown, Holy Cross, | University of Minnesota; D.'J. Cowl-; ee Lehigh, Williai nd Yale. ing, president of Carleton college. H. eld 9 Army First in Scoring ,W. Voght, president of’ the Northern Ere: 38 16 | e, 4 q An analysis of the records of the . ‘Normal school, Aberdeen, S$, D,; Guy ies Te ~ ) various elevens develops interesting R TAN ] vi ED E. Maxwell, state normal school, Wi- De you know that Janguidness, that | and confusing data. West Point al- ,nona; S. B. Jackson, Minneapglis sup- | tired feng, Leavine 3 leaje ; though defeated by the Navy and F a | cuintendlent of schools; Mrs. H. 8.) or weak busic, sore muscles, & Mf or ( Notre Dame, rolled up an aggre- ESETAL | Godfréy of the Minnesota Federation} — swolien joints, rheuinatic pase jum: ; gating score of 314 points, which| Soldiers of Allied Countries Are °f Womans’ clubs, and Senator W. S.| . bago, ins he’ grat slority i cases, ‘i gives the Army first place in the L Kenyon of Iowa. Sessions will be | iadicate \ ry ; scoring. Williams is next with 312] » Drawn Together in Or- held in the morning, afternoon and) points, although defeated in three out . * evening. ‘ | ‘2 of,the eight games. i ganization Eth cre en emsonay Tyee ; From a defensive standpoint, Bos- aE " | pee ~ ton college appears to hold the palm, is, Dec. 1!—An_ international | : | oak aie aed OF as the players held their opponents | , binding together the war vet-| | cad bladder to a hi | to 16 points, of which! Yale made 13) erans’ associations of the allied coun- = wrists getter pode and Marietta 3, Syracuse was next’ tries was organized here today by thy M A K i oe ey gudered ‘qo ‘years ¢ with a low opponent score of 27,| delegations representing the United tly get f while Harvard was a close third with} States, France, Great Britain, Italy aphach 28 points. ‘ Belgium, Greece, Jugo-Slavia and 4 | Fay snacks belore § Se TEL Czecho-Slovakia, and was joined la-| \ 7, Fills advance aaa i ter by Portugal, Poland and Ruma- [seh ‘ _ edad aS ee e may CRN : 7 i LATE WINTER — |" Sia Sencar carat Gamble-Robinson Fruit Co...” | ‘ 5 The council will be composéd of | Influence of Strains Increases! ¢sctilemalsot isgeee Chseted. fe / 4 one member each from each country ; My recovery. i 0. Foley tideee Distributors,. isis eed ak Bismarck | i . and will probably meet in Paris as Supply of Lacteal Fluid js Pills, whied 8) rc t often as necessary, The ore Says Woman ki i H tion contemplates nlembership of @@ ; ( Yfuational veterans associations: | ae - co UUALUUUAERURSTRERUE AUTEN The underlying idea is ‘to preserve,| Mitchell, S. D., Dec. 1—When you, —. Ae ‘ mae Kos TAB Ae ~ XN = : partieylarly in time of stress, the} need an extra quart or two'of milk at | = : j ¢ } = i wns -|unity4'that existed among the allies an évening’s\milling, take slong ther = Fa “ ve a = ; StyPaul, Minn., Dee, 1—Golf play-| during the war and carry on the com- | © rd ¢ y cowshed Ror all bossie wants | == / oo ors dh ir sti radeship’ in various ways, by inter- | Y@T¢ oF co p ‘ = ! ers did not put away their sticks for P inter- | 7 produce the extra quota is.a touch| = = the season until the end of November, | national membership cards, an inter-| (1277 oy even a plaintive tune from | = eee 4 < = } favcrable weather ‘permitting _ play. batlonal memorial day, and ne ete aioli, : = 1 ; \ \ ! = iy. even though the courses were not in|change of information. respecting frayed oi ‘ a : is ; — the best ‘ah attion * disabled soldiers and the widows This is the statement of Mrs. Sep: = spent ° if We : ; ‘ = Later in the year many players will] and children of soldiers. It is ex- = ; ( = continue to use their drivers and put-| pected that the American Memorial : = L — ters. A humber of local clubs have! Day will be adopted generally, 5 => ~ NG > ie 2 r . ; ‘ - : 2 = ' i arranged for indoor friving tees ‘and The plan of organization which “They WORK = \ i. . : = putting greens, om which players may | will subniitted for approval at » = ® f, *. ‘ = keep" in form’ until spring weatheal full meeting tomorcpw. specifies that {~ y , lz sy The money that is spent to advertise the goods you = brings outdoor playing conditions. | the council will b€ directly renre-)) While you sleep’ = buy;‘comes to you. Once many people had the idea that 2) ea oe sented in each country of, the allies 4 = i . f 4 - ’ rae) HEYDLER WILL by, two veterans of that-country ap-| \ = - - goods advertised must be more expensive than goods z= pointed by the council and approved —— . $. oe. = HELP LANDIS by the veterans. Organization of that \ = for which no money was spent in advertising. | = OUST CROOKS} country, one of these veterans to“he | | 1 : Ts eh eS ao = wx| accredited to the government of that’ = < 3 = : New Yorks Deo, I—John A. Herd-( qh" yal simply. be_ channels for wth = That is about 2s sensi- the shelf. He must sell to Ge ler, president of the National league, the A canemtelann ‘of memorials tornr- ‘ = A °. pay rl a = = {rill aid in efforts of Judge Landis.) wiated by the. council. Such memor- paiiontt gs = ble as saying it costs:more = make a profit, he must sell = ew head of organized baseball, wal Baio is “ot = masts = clear, the game of dishonest players, eating anroved by (pe seteranes pe = , ei \ to make goods by machin- to be able to buy more = 4 he jannounced today. i Ngee a ae = | : © ee ines = 4 ia eghths uly oh avsey a6 pireat | Core eior qureatoning? "7 ie ery than by hand, because —_ goods, he must make sales . = ly asso ed wi all,’ Pe i ie ri \ , . ts ee = “to lay before Judge Landis not only _ U.S. Is Represented ey hav b the ma- Os in business = all the proof he may have against{ The Veterans of the United States ' = you e to buy . a t tay J = dishonest men of the profession, but] were. reprasented today by seven eames! chines % mee is = all the rumors, or names of those]members of the American Legion = = OG : : ! So he divides his profit = circulating rumors.” Posts in Paris and Landon, chosen — : ti te nt < \ : = Mr, Heydler said the names of many | by ile: ballad porimalider: ate — Without advertising three.ways, one-third for au players had been associated with, the | includes ‘lone! olbert, military ” S54 3 ’ ooh —_— =. gossip since the scandal of the f919/ attache at London. : i ' = yowhave to sell goods by himself, one-third‘for Ad- ara world’s ‘ series “‘hatl’ been. uncovered. he Greek delegation was unable; = yh ’ f “ : : = a He has made a list of the names,|te take an active part in the pro-j tte. 7 = hand." Just asa machine vertising and one-third in ‘2 Si many of whom are National league] ceedings. Two of its members were | = Te } Z il k t ti ira y, aN = players, as well as every one he] Venezelists and the-other two royal-| = es ea WI ma e-ten times, 0 price reduction for you. = con'd connect with gossip. ists,-and they were unable. to agree. | = ‘ d o af” r ; 2 . = i “. “I intend to present them,” he ad- a Y i= -hundred times, as many = « ded, “as well as certain investigations] > = KORe A oe s ‘ . ° ee = have made, to Judge, Landis. 1 am| ES age ee . = be articles as can be made by His advertising sells = sure the American league and all the; = 3 3 (fers = minor jteagues wil pursue a Ke] Oy Gav. SCHOOLS = | hand; so‘advertising seJls these goods in a few days. = ou Vee a | You are constipated, -bilious, and | ES * * ten’ times, pr a thousand He has made one-third as = | St. Pauls Minn, Dec. 1—All per-| What you need is one or two Cas: | SS Bea s s g ‘s. * Ps h GAS STANDARD sendtinterested.in the development of earets tonight, pare for your Pe = times; ds mafy articles as much profit in six days as = BJ education in Minnesota and surround-, and bowels. en you pe : “ ” H 4 = { See CENCE ing slates have been a A et to attend | wondering at eet ot your. ee = ‘ j can be sold ‘by hand.’ he would have made in six = the Citizens’ Regional Conference on | ziness, sic! eadache, bad cold, | ES en 5 " : ° is ,= Sars Education. which convenes here to-!upset, gassy stomach. No griping— | ES ‘ For instance: A> mer- months if he had not ad: , = The question of the standard re-| morrow, .,|no inconvenience. Children love Cas- | 5 : vertiged. He has, shared Bs = ‘ quired heat units to be furnished by| Dr. S. 0. Hartwell. St. Paul, city) carets too. 10, .25,' 50 cents, ae t chant buys a stock ef a 5 Zz “ z - = gas companies in the state will be = i= aan : his profit with you in re= / = one of the important questions to be < = ‘certain’ line of goods. He fj ag: ae = discussed at a conference called by Cu u re helias Se = / htdaes thou dollars turn for your giving him? = the North Dakota railroad commission ef s = Fa sa lolia ‘3 ES EF Dessuiben 6: iad Mbt Winter Suits 72 spends a nd doll your business. = The commission has tentatively) Hamlin’s Wizard Oil a Safe First d Oo ts = for these goods. 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