The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1921, Page 6

e Ba 3 ee GEORGE KELLVS (ee IAAT BS i hegan a two. days showing at the Rex | | theater. yesterday, ‘gives a delicious fi | performance «as the noo n-struct q | ooarding schcol girl who tries to ap-; e | Tear grown-up and sopnisticated and} ve , who thereby becomes mvolved in +! ; E | number of odd and amusing scrapes. {The Flapper” is good romanti y comedy, with enough unique situation: ‘and beautiful settings to appeal:to the! ‘yaost fastidious. No effort has been! ~ ‘snared to mak. this prcduction i thing (of beauty and a joy: forever. | Harold Lieyd: is the additional ‘at- ( New York Giants, However, ‘Ap| | traction, : ‘ | pear to be Confident in Ad- | pe SESY - i 4 8 i | HE EL! GE F vance of Second Game | | A drawbridge iene asleep: at his! . ws : q pee heaton 5 an sper Beidge and a Ane Be t crashing ino: the inky waters low; CLEAR WEATHER TODAY, i, child's feream and a* man’s brave! | | plunge to the rescue! ' ipper. ‘ | |. This is one ‘of the smashing scenes bide ta} " New York, Oct. 6—With one vic | jin “The Whistle! as Hares i} tory gained by the methods the newest picture ‘which willbe shown { a es aie ie a ae ‘at the Eltinge, two days, tomorrow! ene sent land Saturday. Mr. Hart has a new , ‘ zo back to the fray | vole—that ‘ofa factory workerr aj ¢ ae i with the city’ ional League cham: | man aceon omet to ‘jump'to the sound | fe ’ 5 ions today fully confident they can | of the whistle.’ fugue tide the sy cal . . His attempt to. mate ‘out justice sal The Giants, however, did not appear | lin Tene peste porrmbacer hey Feeulved at all discouraged by their initial de- | | child, develops." series fal tions | feat and were more determined than! i P* SEER OF SILUB HONS | ever to even up the. world s by | he: Sine eta completely pall ying if winning the second game, The Yank: | \eewelugion ont a di tinct! a bell P ees and their followers believed they | son lines MAU DEL Ye comne 'g Bi rck Company would win again by speed on the} FRANC F ee hi tacy- sma 9 bases, aggressive power in the field | as RISCH a In Koka A Se deal Le sete the _ Bismarck, N. Dak. of and opportune hitting to say nothing j eae an thie 1h sl a see 'y the of the kind .of pitching that. Carl! a Sides al a nee tame jaxens (Mays exhibited yesterday . in blank- | playe ppe: jn cas ‘yan! ing the Giants 3 to,0. Brownlee has the “heavy” role. i 3 y : F H It was in. spood that the Giants ings, “1 ” Ba oa ee ination.i jants. infie Pri: ! harmless, merely a pest but that they| announcements made here today. State were reputed to have the advantage: ee Cea a PUES Seta and Frisch are a strong combination in the Giants infield. Frisch _ AT THE BISMARCK an ab dnanee y | Commander Phil Bangs of Grand of the American, League c amplons: | ) 's , ; i. Dainty Ethel Grandin, who was| | Tate (elise Sreworting aipon. His én Forks has deputiced ‘Major Welch : inven Manasey aifugsins of the van KS | | AAA RAN tured irom tee rertrement afters at tomological inquiries he says: of. Mandan ‘to organize the as We i ¥ € I absence ‘from the screen of more than ~ i The Mandan, Gros Ventres an fe @ his team showed the most speed yea WINNER—LOSER BISMARCK HIGH TEAM LEAVES FOR |Bwo Years to play “opposite. Gareth| , MF Gill has delegated me to om) rnajans of the Berthold reservation erday. ughes in his series of starring pro- eBd es EY d_they are Tite Giants not only look to see | | MINOT TO PLAY GAME. ON FRIDAY auetiong for S-L (Arthur Sawyer beetle, and to obtain w:iat information patti ee eat ae ie yk < » their star third hase- | | Herbert Lubin) Pietures, which Metro | ! could regarding their cxterminati - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1921 ican Legion. Recently Mrs, Welch vis- i \ ty > ¥ tnt if ; ath eeeray | The Bismarck high school foot- been’ at practice are Boise, Fog- releases, ‘has the leading feminine Penta Ralteh le hag| ited the place. and alded the Indian : running, but they plan to share in it | | ball squad, 20 strong, left for Mi- arty, Treacy and Flow. role in’ “Garments of - Truth,” Mr. taka periment: Wid mt 48) women in organizing a.chapter of: the: y | | Hughes’ latest picture which, com- | furnished this informauisy he bOX-| war Mothers. ; Ne themselves, Br 1 was tha ou nt | His average was perfect at thie bat | and in the field. | The weathter early today was clear and less chilly than that which greet- | ed‘ the early morning fans yesterday. Many started for the Polo Grounds early but the long waiting line. was absent. YOUTH DEMANDS $25 FOR PLACE! Edward : New York, Oct Money, 18, headed the attenuated | line that formed atthe bleacher en- | trance at the Polo grounds early | this morning ! “Pm ‘out for money.” he sald. By innings: Americans . Nationals - 100 011 000-3 000 000 000—& Two-base hits, McNally. Throa- base hit, Frisch. Stolen bases, Frisch, BAKERS ROLL THEI. H. C. TEAM The Barker “Bakery - bewling team ; will meet the International Harvester | team at the American cileys tonight. The M. B. A. team challenges the win- not at 10 o’clock this morning in four automobiles, to meet the i Minot high school Friday after- | noon. The team is in charge of | Coach Swanish. | A hard game is expected with | the Minot team, but the local '« boys were in good shape, except | for minor bruises. The team has | been Ifaving some brisk workouts this week, with alumni helping out. Among the alumni who have effect upon individual character and community growth of: the propaganda ot malice and hate with which League jleaders have filled our communities. : They. have taught the. sountry folks \that the small town ‘merchant and | banker were its enemies; they have | \poured the poison of suspicion ‘into women; who have circulated and sign- jed petitions ‘to invoke the recall, are: not prompted by a spirit of malice or | fa. desire to ‘get. even.’ They are; prompted by. higher. motives than a= search for public. office or eyen.a. de- |sire to compliment and honor frien They feél that the gad name of the The game between Minot and Bismarck is looked forward to with much interest by football fans of the state as it will give some line on the relative strength of teams of the northern and southern parts of the state. The team will rest Saturday but on Monday: night will get a stiff workout against a-team composed -of second String men reinforced by Flow, Treacy, Boise and De- ‘Bolt in full: playing togs. MANY TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE) Real estate transfers: filed in the; cffice.-of- register of deeds. ‘include: Francis E. Young.to Bismarck Loan LAMOURE WAR HERO HONORED | ‘LaMoure, N. D.,“Oct. 6—Burial with | full military honors ‘was: made here | of the body of Frank: Ly “Townsend, ! Worldiwar. veteran, who was’ killed by a machine: ‘gun or, rifte’ bullet in the drecpne in France, Sept. 29, 1918. The state and jts people must become be-.| pallbearers were former service men, | smirched if the charges, that we are cue ofjayu0m; Louis O. Manns,of Grand ; |i |mencing Monday will be shown at the Bismarck Theater. Miss Grandin, following her re- j; appearance in the ream of the silent drama, demonstrated that she hadlost. ,jnone of the beauty and charm which made her one of the most popular idols of a few years ago and she was immediately signed by Director George D. Baker to appear as leading ; ‘lady in ‘the. Gareth Fughes picture. | In “Garments of Truth,” which was | adapted. from: the : story’ ‘by Freeman Tilden: in Pictorial Review, Miss Grandin portrays the \character of a dashing young. heiress’ who becomes enamored of the imaginative young hero. whose-propensity for maltreat- ing. the truth causes him’ many ‘un- wenal ‘Adventurer. . “MANDAN NOTES | i tomers with a ——-¢'| If we get rid of the bex-elger trees, 3 out, about season, and elder beetle usually hat three broods in the one they also hibernate in this locality, The beetles are not destructive, and confine theirhabitaticn almost entire- ly to the box-elder t The hortt culturigt-also said thai their. extermination imp: though ‘there are methods 07 des? ing them if oné was deierinined so. An insect powder witich w effective for most kinds of ins not seem to have any particular et on this kind cf a beetle. It seems a: if the best remedy to rid ourselves > them will bé to substitute other trees for the: box-elder. ‘The park commis: sion intends from now ‘on to have all trees replaced by elms,-and where new trees are planted to have elms planted. the box-elder bug wil undoubtedly mi- The session of the Berthold reser- vation will be in connection with the dedication of a new dance hall sot an Indian society. ~ Mrs. Bernard S. Nickerson enter- tained a-number of lady friends at her home at tea this afternoon in honor 6f Mrs. W. W. Fuller of Fargo, who is iting here and.with Mrs. S. B. Toney ? Bismarck. Mrs. P. H. Kelly, who has been in , Jamestown to attend the funeral of a nephew, visited her broiaer, Nels Rom- er in Mandan yesterday. She is en- route to her home at Helena, Mont. Mr. and Mrs. D.,C Mohr. returned yesterday morning from St. Paul, where Mr. Mohr has been attending a convention of Penney store managers. The Tribune is now able to supply any and all cus- complete line of Engraved Stationery in . * eG edie Ae [vural life with the result that old ena 140 vange os macs pees grate to a néw locality. Of course this| re ‘LaRue Shaw entertained the a SCH vaiting for a eust friendships have been shattered and , anny A . Courtant, and husband a is a very slow way of getting rid of] members of the Mandan chapter of the was still waiting for a customer. ‘families divided. Theirs has been the | jp ‘antiy A. Nobl le SW: 1-4 seo) 33, Twp. by Rid Mand: 1 them, and possibly also somewhat vis-| 33. Q. Sisterhood at her home north ETRE AE | gospel of division and. isolation. the, | ta range 77.‘ ° ances iz jonary. 7 of Mandan yesterday afternoon. —- : 7h IL fi ivery. opposite of that cooperation |. ¥ SARS Serna ———— ae ie f | THE FIRST GAME | without which no real community pro- ; ateea pu ani wie HALGUS. Rea _- Of Box Elder Bugs ESTABLIS NEW POST. _ Fred Jacobs of Minneapolis, was; 3 igross is possible. ‘They have with the | J. D. Bacon and wife to Gottfried | .. ——— A new post of the American Legion) pysines visitor in Mandan yesterday roison of hate killed the. spirit of co- FE Gross ‘Lounsbery ontlots a1 EB 12}: r. H. 0. Altnow, president of the | wil be launched. on Octoter.14,,15 at a Yankees ABUT BOCA EB {operation in. our state and it will re- | 67 ¢'y.9' ‘a eity part-commission, declares that the, point 14 miles from Elbowoods in the} Attorney C. F. Kelsch has gone to. muets ce i a i # 9 4 K | quire 20. years of constructive effort |° Robert Dutton and wife to. Thos box elder beetles and red. bugs are| Fort Berthold: reservation according to| Napoleon, N. D.,.on legal busttcss 3 ‘ » 3 to revive it. : Ruth, it 01400 | ony J. Lee, N. Py addition: a 3, block 17 R. Meus}, “rt 30000 Tingane. Rensne lesderestuive induced". xy ib.iagel and wife to; Jessie E. SIA ST a Pins 1b Pereyra e ithousands to sign: notes and obliga- Maher, 8. 1:2 "dec. 24, twp, | | UAL A I BCS BACT UN) AEG ACTA Ree Loeb aes {tions by subtle hints that they would | 149‘ pinge Th i Schang, ¢ 00110 | word ‘ofa tia Yala: Nee ‘Trust and eerngs eis SW 1-4 sec. 7 ( 4 i sy Mays, Do oss: 0 ios 50 { “They haye committed unblushing- | mince He beens to, “A. Peoples 5 q 7 i eet artes call ily and. insidiously bold assaults a1pon § 1-2 of SWi1-4: sec. 22, tw 124, : ‘ \ otals lean alabdards of honesty and fal inange 07. 7 WP. \° “ 4 a 5 dealing that always have _ prevaile , x ® Giants— AB RH POAB "| Maytie Hibbs to John: Lange, ori- y Burns, ef 400600 | torte cou people by Satins, thous. ginal plat, lots 8, 9,.10..and il, sec. ° bd y m aes go EERE ese ae ti ou wi nterested to ) Fristh, 3b 40 41 4 0 lea ian area en cae ‘albert Kupkufske and wife to| f Young, rf . 30689000 | veqy,{Gredit Must Be Restored” Minnie Kupkufski, N. 2-1: fee. 6. twp. Sy as Soe aay F Kelly, 1b . 40 014 1 0} DOUGLAR teats encasen ina streets ent 139; range 78, et B. Meus , | @ our state's credit; we «Edn nderson’ to K. T. Boe! Le laa tt i $ $ H i“ Carl, Mays, the underhand pitcher,‘ also re-establish the old land marks! | Sturgis addition, NW. .1-4, sec. 20, x x Snyder, als 0 4 7 1 a hurled the Yankees* to .victory over of private integrity and individual re- i twp. 142, range 75. Bes, Douglas Dp 6 0-0 3. oj Phil Douglass, big Giant righthander, sponsibility for the maintenance of| oF, ‘Gruenberg to Louise Gruen- NOW a & ; Smith ra 10600 01 the first game of the world Series, | the old virtues in the affairs of men? iberg, N: P. addition, various. lots. oh 1 Barnes, p . 00000 0l~e “The eighty thousand odd men and | AG a MeNally (2 ‘Sacrifices, Peckin- ‘ ‘ aii h, i a ung and Shang, Dou. | ners, harboring dighonest men in the high- : Papids, was- within a few feet of tho |i, all the’ latest’ ‘st les of hand: engraved ty} faces. We 4 paug! pp, Young and S! is ble plays, Frisch, Rawlings and Kelly: Toy area a aa est offices in the state are not counter: cell uae bia he vas ailied. a A” i S Pecki , Wa Pi f vd-as quickly as possible by a de- | \ Pev, Fa her uullen ‘of; Verona de- | (ia: ie ; a Seer, ca » Hae eine ie. WHAT HE cisive vote in favor of honesty and: livered the sneal sermon.’ etealute i 4 a e" pleased | to say, that this line of engraving proves: the 3 Base on balls off Douglas 4. Hits off vs IF ELECTED . | open books in our state government. ; was. fired, over the . grave and. taps Pi Douglas 5 in 8 innings. Off Barnes 2| / “A special election in which those | were: sounded, ‘The military: part of | splendid’ taste of the engraver. The samples are the in 1 inning, Hit by pitcher—By Mays | who are accused, not only of eel ‘ the aoeraces was Ae ore ot the {|i heaeas Rawili ) Struc dN ela, es y u ., | selves being guilty of dishonesty an | Frank ‘ownsend post; of'tl meri- || |Magl! i Meant 6: pate one over bs aa Tee Dal oas By means of it Wil-| unfaithfulness in public office. but: of | can Legion of LaMoure, named in hori- || 4 ‘most’ striking’) piece of engraver’ s skill and art. = i bas, New York, Snyder, Umpires: aa anaes i Re Grae Hee having encouraged others in the same | or ofthe failén hero 5 i i ‘tin 1 a let d th i At plate, Riglers frst base, Moriarity build a $24,009 home for sad oe mee ae | il ‘This ine ‘is very large and complete and the prices Shi: Tine, aul ley; third base, | hij 80 conclusively the falsity of. the | OT_USF OWN E@ROR - 1 ime of game, | John N, (Hagan ,and seven other | charges made against them that the Ds, Oct. 6—The state ||EI- are reasonable i jin every respect. : Toe |League and state officials have had world shall become convinced in that supreme aourt has attirmed a decision < . |homes built for themselves at state of the district court for.Steelé coun. 5 } LOUISVILLEIN BASY VICTORY ik Louisvile. Ky, Oct. 6.-— the opening game the championship « Louisville club of the American Asso- ciation, was out today to make it LWo) in a réw from Baltimore, penndnt win- ners of the Internaticnal league. in| the second game of the junior world series. \tho expense, “No homes have been built for la- ‘borers or actual farmers as was con- templated by the law. he records have been kept in such shapé@ that no one knows the - exact cost- of each building or‘ project, and s: the sta ing and improper nanan of materi: “No Hope for Improvement” “No promises have been made that fting or the squandering ds and official law break- topped, Commissioner {the founders of the greeat Amnean j way that North Dakata is not a broth- | el of dishonesty and political corrup- tion; or, if they fail inthis, the voter: will then by an overwhelming mafor- ity vote in favor of honesty in public | service and convince the world that | North Dakota will not. knowingly toler: | ate political corruption wr the break- ing down of the standards of honesty ; that were planted on this continent by} republic. “Some May Go To Jail” “If the people decide that this orgy of waste,and undermining of -honesty in public and’ private affairs. must ‘ty, ‘awarding $1,500 and amounting to- $1,800, to the: plaintiff when beaten ‘up by~ Wyngarden, a rancher. ‘The defendant. and’, appel ilant,in appealing alleges misconduct. or.*the part of the jury, This was stated to be that the defendant had given instructions. to his own. witness in the hearing of a juyor, all being in} }a sleeping roont together. The high jo court held, the misconduct, if any | ‘upon the part of the juror. wa brought gbout. by the defendant and | that he could not take advantage o! interest, Cohn, a‘laborer, as damages. ‘Teceived | i ‘| | Wedding Invitations. Wedding Announcements. Visiting Cards, Plain Stock. We cordially invite you to call at our office and i in- spect this line. Out of town orders solicited. This line consists of the following: Mourning Cards. Dance Invitations. Business Announcements. \ ‘N The 16 to 1 defeat Louisville fg will ‘be handed Ealtimore ye y was the it worst beating the Orioles have taken comn ‘Business Cards. Commercial and Professional Cards. Visiting Cards, Panelled stock. Birth Announcements. his own error. FORT TOTT ss hay, on the contrary, said that |cease now, we shall accept the respon- the purpose of the industrial | ity with full consciousness of its ion to. use the balance of the | si and with a determination iS in four years. WHITE SOX IN. WIN: OVER.CUBS Chicazo, Oct. 6—Dick~Kerr was ay ‘better pitcher than Grover Alexander | and the Chicago Americans shut out the Chicago Nationals, 2 to 0, in the | first game of the series to decide the city championship. It was the first meeting of the two clubs since 1916. Kerr allowed his opponents only five scattered hits, three, of which weve - made by Barber, while the National leaguers’ ace was found for 10 safe blows, mest of which were bunched. jing stvial commission's appnopriation ‘ iat that time), if they deemed lit x tor political, advertising and propaganda in laudation’ and .de- fense of the industrial commission, | (Frazier, Lemke and Hagan.) . “What would the people of North |Dakota think if the secretary: of agri- ‘culture in the president’s cabinet should use'the funds iof the United | States government to pay for politi- cal adve: ing in laudation’ and de- |fense of the Republican administra- juone “The Gospel of Hatred” ‘More sinister, because loss easily proven, than the actual misapplication of public. money: is tly demoralizing | y instance where the law en violated, its just penalties shall be visited with an impartial hand upon the guilty, regardless of their station or of their pretense of virtue. “Tt must be made clear to our peo- ple and the world that the respect for the simple virtues .9f honesty, an® truth shall be restored and maintain- ed in North Dakota, notwithstanding the fact that it may became necessary that the gates of the penitentiary ing inward to admit some who now are free.” There are 15,000 fewer postoffices in the United States today than there were 20 years ago. Fort Totten, N. D., Oct. 6.—The 11th '|§ annual Indian agricultiral fair closed jig here after a three-day program. Agri- cultural displays showed a marked im- provement in both quaatity and qual-| ity. ‘The highest standard of produc- | ‘tion was attained’in coin‘and beans. || Each of the three days was opened by |g a grand ‘parade in native costum There was horse racing, sack ra tugs-of-war, wrestling, typical India. stunts anda big Indian dance. Hun (dreds of Indians attended, the fair) grounds peing fringed with tepees. | Eg German parents sometimes change, the name of their baby if it is seri-' ously ill, ! The Bismarck Tribune Phone 32 (Did DD Wwe Dw dvs Bz Word Yura Wr ore Noe Sn ¥ Wa lun See See