The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 6

PAGE SIX BiG TEN TEAMS INTHE CLOSING» BATTLE SERIES Victory Fer Itlinois Would Spel! Disaster For Ohic—Iowa Looks Like Winner i S. D. PLAYS CREIGHTON | This week end mar the football s cent of the venty “por the se games ta’s immed of the state team alk though _ thes of North Dak ng this Univer moving south-; Northfield in tempt to c team of the Ag vard to its t the ural College goes ne of the sea-} University of Mon-j Another game that will interest! North Dakota football follower: that of South Dakota State agains Dakota knows the ngs and collegiate champion y North Dakota ee men will! remember him as a member of the! S8th Division team at Camp Dodge.| © he veloped a team at the ued the strength of the kota team. st time this season, all o7; the Big Ten are meeting | ference games. It is; 3 of battles for the erganizal in is at Chi Minnescta at M n, Illinois Ohio State, Furdue at Indiana and, 4 thwestern. Three of the’ > Towa at Nor jonal games of the Dhio and the Hawkeye- ps are the newcomers s. To make up for; of history, Illinois and Ohio} have decided the leadership of the Big | Ton in some way in their meeting | during the last two years. Wisconsin-Chicago ame have a Ee ‘ot! of similarity.’ A--victory for | s wold be a disaster fer Ohio end winning by the :Marcons would plunge the Badgers into the depths of football desponden would hold truc a victory of: No:thwestern over lowa, but the lat- | ter team has failed to crack, and with prespects of high ranking to spur! them on, Devine Slater and Company | wil work hard to end the season with | victory. The game between the two: big sti is in-Indiana looks like a /Hco: The lin. Purple 98 stood that the name Hoosier applies! the final or to the University and not the Boiler-| 5 makers. j win the title will go to the western vi Valley. where! term as Grafton and, Wargo, the two ay football is played) teams and Oklahoma are | jast week at Gration, are considered meeting and lowa ‘State College and | of ne has bee | either stellar aitractions in past| superior to ‘the east in the stute race. is season Ames has been! should _In_ the Mis Thanksgiving ¢ the Kansas Aggies Nebraska. The latter gi ene of the The game at the Ca: bridge stadium wi whit the west keeps up the habit it ha: ea, sumed of offering good attractions | 5 with the meeting of California and Stanford and ot Oregon and the Qre- sin Asal . Van Gent, who used to play at sonsin is coaching the Stanfor at team, while California has | 4 Andy Smith and a number of the men} (2 who performed against Ohio State last ; New Years. | ase ee i Giants’ Captain Is To Be Field Judge) Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 15.—An- nouncement _ hi been made here that Dave Bancroft, captain of the New York Giants World champions ll act as field judge of the Uni- ity of North Dakota—Superior | Normal footbal! game Thanksgiving | day. “Bencroft’s home is at Superior | and he recently arrived there, follow-| jn the close of the world’s series. The Superior school, which hopes | to hold the Normal School champion- ship of Wisconsin by Thanksgiving | day is making great preparations for | the first invasion of the Flickertails| jn to that part of Wisconsin. The} game Will be the komecoming for the school and arrangements are being; made for the largest crowd which) ever attended a game in Superior. Basketbali Schedule —Schoo! of Science Washington, Nov. 15.Arrange- ments for the basketball schedule; for the State School of Science here is going forth rapidly. Among the| first games p d, will be contests; against Mayville Normal School and| Moorehead State Teachers College, | January 6th and Tih, These games! will be played on the opponents | home ficors and another trip, for | QUIT TOBACCO So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or Chewing habit co habit. Whenever you have a longing for a smoke or chew, just place a harmless No-To Bac tablet in your mouth inst Ali desire stops Shortly the habit is compietely brok and you are better off cally nancially. It’s i ple. Get a box of No-To-Bac and if it, doesn’t release you from all craving question. the close of} It also} presents some of the best games vi neighborhood, Both! le the snow while the ” have gained Mest championions { fall for tho ol One would nati ja cS bold Ast. Not so ‘with Johnny Buti, holder fiynelgnt and bantam honors. no attractions Johnny would much prefer sitting itution that on its record, | ~~~~~~~~~~~~ which arrangements are being com- Science squad to ge; reports. Plans 2 i games School at Minot, Jamestown College] ‘ai,and the Ellendale ustrial School. made for a return game with ville on the Science floor, Janu- n it was the Big Nine. ary GRAFTON WILL * MEET WESTERN SCHOOL FRIDAY Battle with Williston at Mi- not in State High School Title Battle The same rule! { To ov. -15.-Grafion high high| ‘on team Friday at/ Minot’ r victory, it being under | jn a contest which will prove either. semi-final, battle in the! If Williston. should | who played to a ranks the west a8 Fargo will play the annual Moor-} week and prepare a second ‘game with Grafton 1p cage that team should win on Friday: | Fargo and Moorhead h’gh school teams olah field Saturday j will meet on Da nnnounced yester- t 2 p. m., it was In the Williston-Grafion g: team because of their three year title prestige and weer and speed and Williston played year in the title battle and Willi son swamped the lighter Grafton Grafton has mucl h the same team back on lost many men thru aaa oheut a wealth of material \ the fiers iu ee ai Barbed-Wire Fence Phones For Corson Co. vire fence telephones: are being in- LOOKS LIKE A LONG HARD WINTER ly, To-Bac has helped thousands te | the costly, nprve-shatteringy to- | These are out-of-season hi for tobacco in any form, your drug- have just started walking from New York to San Francisco and by the time; gist will refund-your money without‘they hit the Rockies they expect a few pleasant blizzards. Ted Clark (1éi), | es 1 Mrs. Clark, and her nephew, Clarence NO BRIGHT LIGHTS FOR BUFF, EVEN WITH TWO TITLES JOHNNY BUFF AND HIS FAVORITE HANGOU?, ENGINE HOUSE NO, 2, AT JERSEY CITY. in icy dingy old fire station near his pals as far back as he can re- member, Prosperity has smiled on Johnny Buf: Success in the roped arena, however, has in no way changed lim. Although he possesses more money than he once believed was in the United States treasury, he still sticks to the neighborhood where he was raised. Buff looks like a fellow who will stalled in two comnuniti in this county that have never had a. tele- phone, County 4 O. M. Osborne © being his office. £7 milos long and y settled, had little telephone e until Mr. Osborne thought ot g the fence lines. Today the ma- jority of its far though there central part of t from any 1 re still some, in the “County six to eigat zhbor, not on the linc. Worn out inner tudcs have beon utilized for insalation. The cost for each farm heme, for instruments and line, averages about $20., ch line has a general call which jenables the farm. in an entire com- munity: to hold amounts to a round table discussion on problems at- fecting the community,” the county agent reports. “One of the great‘ results of these telephone systems from the stand- point of agriculture is that they ti the newly organized farm bureau com: munity centers more firmly together. The county agent is enabled to maké “announcements of meetings, etc., a3 he neyer was. before. “Phe copmunity is also able quick- ‘ly.to get in touch with the county agent in. case of an outbreak of insect | pests such 23 army worms or grass- hoppers.” MOSE ROZENZWEIG HAS FINE TIME IN CALIFORNIA Mose Rozenzweig, who was chief diplomat of tlie house of representa~ tives here last winter, is now headed for Hawaii and new. conquests, ac- cording to word received-by friends. Mose, whose home ig in Grand Forks, deeided to tour California. He got to Sen Francisco just. in time for the Arbuckle ‘preliminary and _ while erawds were trying to get in the court housé Mose just slipped into the press box and enjoyed a front seat. Mose then headex souta. In Los Angeles Mose decided to fraternize with the movie folk. He did, and’ to prove it he sent back a picture. to friends, showing himself between smil- ing Douglas Mé¢Lean and Doug's :nan- ager. By Mose has asked (overnr-elect. Nes- tes not to call a session «: the leg lature before spring, as he ‘vill not | return from Hawaii until thet time. Breech-loading field guns were used at the battle of Crecy in 1346. Chinese used the compass before the Christian era. kers, who apparently relish. cold winds. They | lug. and. talk it over with the; The fire’ laddies have been nished by | | yop have triga Ae methods. of “rte HAM ARCK TRIBUNE | sides have requested | the court, for ag, |early decision. | Supplemental ‘to this iiligation 4; an_action in the supreme court, of the june Sti n Mi ‘pending, dnvelsine it e question: xing national banks ‘for 1919" Phe : ‘eral law. “The tax. commissioner’ is of the opinion that this action will ‘finally be submitted sometime before spring. Also, in the federal district || urt ap, action is pending covering ' the taxation, of hational banks tor the | years 1920, ¥921 and 1922 and an ac-|; } nstarted in’ the dlstrict || ‘county.‘to interpret, the are governing the taxing of the trust om panies. The tax commissioner ill act as his own attorney in all of | thi litigation. i Y ‘State Teachers To : wnty “Heat Six Reports Valley City,~N. D.,; Nov. ‘45. —John {James ‘figert, who will speak before {the 24th annua) session of the North| | Dakota’ “State’ Teachers Association)’ at Fargo, succeeded 'p. P. Claxton as nited States Commissioner of Edu- on soon’ aftér March 4th last. Mr. rt first attracted more than passing ‘educational attention when | i | he standpoint of fed- | 4 all ages printed ‘on bottle. Mother! he° ‘was named “the first Rhodes scholar from’ Tenneesee. Returning trom England at the end of his stu- dent herlod he ‘became. a teacher. in Ollege, Fayette, Mo., then i to'president of Kentucky Wesleyan College and a professorship x ‘ology’ in the University, of | never suffer from inflation of the; Kentucky. During the war, he was head. He doeg:things today just. as in education®! work ohereens. th A 4 ee S jommissioner of lucation, he 7 phen a preliminary boy. _ He Mr. Tigert has already served notice cdmits a lot. of people who once] that he does not consider. that ‘the pessed him by are now trying 0] edycational’ ‘opportunities are large make a fuss over him. It is because|enough at ‘the beginning and he has of my titles, not me, rans Jy, | ————_—_—=_—====== His greatest diversion is playing |_ pinochle. His ‘greatest dissipation is {shing for erabs, minus the strong bait. If you are looking for Johnny Buff, first try his home. If not there, it is a certainty you will find hm at Enging House Number 2, | Toe Nail Turns Out Itself it You eracernaal ie Toughen Skir ; A: noted authority. says that a few EARLY ACTION 12 drops of “Qutgro” upon the skin sur- infldmmation and, pain and so tough tS H) X P k iT T E D ens the tender, sensitive skin under- founding the ingrowinz nuil reduces penetrate the flesh, ‘ana the nail turns | Raturally outward most over. night. “Outgro” is a harmlegs, antiseptic \manufactured for ehiropodists, , How- ; |ever, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing’ direc- tion: Bankers Desire To Have Law] Construed So Taxes May Be re Tf; Found Legal : STATE. Is) x Now ENJOINED — Bl The supreiné. weourt. is expected to| render an €dtly> decision on a, case involving the aitestion of thé ‘taxation of bank ‘stock: “fhe banks have not paid ‘their 1920. taxes and the same under the. law i ame” court: enjoined I , state. tax, commis. sioner, fro Horging collections: un- til after 4) Hon could -be tried and dete: byt the supreme: court. 'The entire Yy. Was given over to lthe argumetitg: Tectits case. Justices Bronsor and’ Christianson did not sit on account of:being interested in some banks; in their stéad, the clerk called in Judge Nuezsle’ of: the fourth dis-| trict and Judge Berry of the sixth dis- trict... Mr. Wallace appeured as his own attorney, According to the spleadings of the attorneys for the Bankers Associa- tion, an early/deciston is desirable in| ‘| order to stop the penalties under the revenue and taxation laws, as the banks desire to pay the taxes at once} if it is found they are*liable.. Should} the supreme court decide in favor of the ‘banks it would settle the question of taxation of both state and national banks for the year 1920,.1921 and 1922 unless a special session of he legis- lature was called during which a new law could be passed relative to state’ banks for 1922. If, however, the de- cision is favorable to the state, thera yet remains to be tried another ques- tion in the federal court effecting the | ‘taxation of national banks. . | The .pleadings disclose that the! emount involved per year against the stete banks is something over $500,-! 000 and--that the total for the three | years would be in excess of $1,500,000. | |The amount of taxes for the same! period ngainst national banks amounts | ; to $225,009 per year,or $675,000 for | ithe three year perfod, | Attorneys for the Bankers Assocta- | \tion in argument stated that the ac-! ition was the most important that the | supreme court’ had sever been called | | upon to decide when. viewed from the i standpcint of actual “money involvéd. | The taxes against both’ kinds of banks :for the three year period amounts to FAT FOLKS the Retiabte Hobie “Reduction System Fat tp pergens, particula ‘om 10 to 60 pounds above noi if de ve interested to.fearn that ra is reduce, selenteynd sete tei ete Hating all ey need gid white « ee erat Decdmiing slender and Atte syenuous, you want i ses ee Tris storld bo done’ by cain Korein | tabiiies, soisy. folowing -atteyte. et Korein system that come. wi the box. % treatmont Ia Vkety to reduélion. “THe stop er, the esh firmer, thee ork germs easier end Mure: bynyant feel, | Li me he whole tbody sdisappears, 5 | | } of fair . . 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