The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 13, 1922, Page 6

_ STAR PITCHERS TO FACE EACH OTHER:AT A.C. A. t. and Carleton College To Play Series Monday and Tuesday Fargo, 'N. D., May 13.—Two of the best college pitchers of this section} of the country will mect here probably. next Monday, according to I, H, Wat- : : ry kins, baseball coach of the agricui-| 2 pronounce: Georeg arcu tural college, w the Aggies play|”ld,"the American jockey, now’ in Carleton college of Northfield, Minn.|their midst, “a quecr chappie, don't Games are duled for Monday and{ you know.” ' Tuesday, May and 16, 1 ate: ini . » May ; i e’s training for the Derby, to be “arence Jel r al ‘ 4 pcs neesaen fen, recognized a8 2 /run May 31. But will~hé talk about Rabe lege pet thera 4 ies. Heit?’ In fact, will be talk about things will be on the hill for the Aggles. "| racing? Or about horses, at all?’ He I. Woock, who, according j, C & ‘Aewles deaths Golds the seine will not. He talks Instead, about eles’ Coa 8 me Same) paintings, sculpture, music and litera- § nong the college pitchers of is N ata Mr. Watkins also men-| Experts on these topics say he Bes Me AS 5 well, They are subjects, however, tions H. O’Brien, Carleton catcher, as thi ay, that they cousider about the ‘Britons a star, ‘ ‘1 Ee . Far 4 iy {most extraordinary, for a jockey to pita agricultura’ want to win fe not’ only: interested in: but’ very roing ake |" iat ie take yeuny informed upon, that they ever cha They have a ee ‘ endareoie an period of heard of in thet tives, lish turf. t THE, MENOR Taeenes. STAT training in ¢ thievery and have de- : J Be atenokentt serene ataté ot Nok Da, skill ‘in the’art accord-| Kansas City, 19; Louisville, 8. veloped som ing to their Fagin. Double steal, layed steal, hit and run and Look ing are among the arts. practiced, | They were able to annex a number of} bases iby these inside methods during early season games, U. STUDENTS 10 SEEGANDIDATES | ssi sis" 3. Others not scheduled, 1 AMERICAN. LEAGUE. ’ New York, 10; Detroit, 8, St. Louis, 13; Philadelphia, 4. Washington, 5; Cleveland, 4, i Boston, 5; Chicago, 0. NATIONAL LEAGUE, St. Louis, 7; Now York, 6. Philadelphia, 7; Chicago, 4. Cincinnati, 7; Brooklyn, 6; Pittsburgh, Boston, 3. ‘New York, May 1 ‘ar] Thompson, Dartmouth star hurdler, today. clipped one-fifth of a second from the world’s record it the 75-yard high hurdles: when he defeated ‘Harold Barron of aa Penn State in a special invitation race Minneapofis, Minn, May 13.—Stu | at the Dartmouth Golunbis track dents and faculty of the University.of| meet. The old record was 93-5 sec- Minnesota will _have the opportunity | ngs made gt-an indoor meet. to watch football candidates in tieir {yan tarball bre : practice sessions once a week, under a new policy adopted by W. H. Spauld- R'YEARS IN PRISON ing, the new football coach. Minot, iN. D., May 13.—PleacBng ‘Coach Spaulding believes that a bet" guilty in district court here to steal- ter ‘spirit will result if the students |ing an auto from Martin Aakrann, Ar- Coach Believes Better Spirit Will Prevail as Result of a His Action AUTO THIEF IN GIVEN ' FOU! GEORGE ARCHIBALD RIDING PARAGON Archibald landed in England with a big reputation and naturally the na- tive jockeys are extremely anxious. to: loigh, ss. \ beat him. The American, has won.one race already, however—the famous City: and Surburban, run over the same course as the. Derby. He won, too, at top weight, comfortably defeat- |' ing the favorite, winner of the Lin-|1 in time to wish his countryman good. luck, The picture shows Archibald riding Yaragon, his first vgnner on, the‘Ene- * RUSSIE LEROY a slight shade over Mike. Brady of Fargo on account of his aggressive- ness. (Both boys jaid in: -healthy. cwings but Smith’s willingness to lead: won him the decision, In the opening preliminary: Cyclone Kelly had little trouble - whipping Johnny Dillon. Kelly made Dillon swing and ‘had a nice left that he 'Savings |“ deposite Cashier's checks. Due Bills: payable, Advance named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement /is/true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. colnshire, ridden by Steve Donoghue, (Seal) | ai Rotary lic. the crack British jockey and last Correct: Attest: ‘ year’s champion. * . HG. HIGGIN: . Jack Dempsey, arrived at the course a & 5 irectore. i aH 11922. Overdrafts, secured: GIVEN SHADE Loans and. discounts ; Report of. re THE BALOWIN STATE BANK At Baldwin, in the State of North Da- Mota, at the close of business May Sth, 922. cates, claims, ete, Government, issues . Banking housé, furniture and othe! cash items ....$ Cash, and. due ‘fr Other banks. 7,236.10 ee eeee or +4 + $176,656.91 LIABILITIES: Capital stock paid. in. Surplus fund Individual deposits subject to check. $23,160.18 Guaranty fund ‘de- i 231,12 of ++ 88,423.96 + 1,360.20 oustanding ...... 831.45 109,006.91 Customers = Libert, < \bonds borrawed 2,050.00 29,600.00 Cor- Faia Seseeeeenscees 18,000.00 Total $ 10,000.00 8,000.00 posit by War Finance poration 17 41. G. Higgins, cashier of the above ‘ 1H, G. HIGGINS, g ‘ashier. Subscribed and'sworn to before me this 2th day of May, Agee. 4 No. 1033 8 Report of. the: Condition of RESOURCES +¥ 37,902:14 ne RESOURCES y Loans and discounts ........$140,794.90 Overdrafts, secured and un- accured .... 24,78 Warrants, stacks, rtifl 2,605.88| 19.33 fixtufes ..... Se + 5,603.02 Other real estate 11,290.35 Current ‘expenses, ta pal ‘ over undivi profits 2,209.65 Interest earned—not-collect- 6,972.90 ” oa Office Klein’s Tailor S EXPERT DRY CLEANING the kind that makes you want more, THAT’S US. CITY CLEANERS AND DYERS — hop. We Call For and Deliver. we ad Za FRA the above statement is tru best of my knowledge. and: bell H.W. DO' the} Caihier: named bank, do solemnly swear that eee hee ‘No ‘Clevan, Brookings, So, Dak. FOR .RENT—Furnished apartment, Rose Apartments, ‘Phone 2244L.W, (Apartment Q. day and Saturday evenings a per dance. ’ Phone 770 MES Address J.{ Hemstitching. iv. W. Kelley, 211 Broadway. Bismarck, N. D. improvements. 613-3t 5-13-Lw Dance every TueSday, Thurs _ Sale, Seccessfal Beware ofcounterpits J 30 at The Coliseum. 10 Cents Becured., ot sessies 51.07] subscribed and sworn to beforecme Fargo, 'N. D., May 13,—Russie Leroy Wanton chains See 290.0] this 12th day of May, 1928, an, Jot Fargo has another victory on his|2nking house, furni te ‘Notary Public. My Com string but it is dangling to his collec-| Current expenses, taxes paid, |" | coprect, Atteaen ePres Feb. 19, 1924. tion by a slender cord. The Fargo| over undivided Profits’... 3,115.98) “, Olsen, : ts g hoy fought, side-stepped and hoxed ten Checks and ones 175.75 J. P, Spies, ‘pi rounds to a slight win over Bobby Cash and awe rectors, Ris Ward, prémier lightweight of the} jromjo ther —— an wouter : p Banks .-esess 7021.29 7,197.04] FOR SALE—General line of house-|8! ‘Leo ‘Stokes slashed and staggered Total Dery te + +$ 62,385.71 pale goods, including piano and eight rounds to the decision over IABILITIES ‘chen range‘cheap. Call 457-W.. Johnny Strike of Ward’s village: who] fafitiuclaeppeee ee 127 # 38:000-00 | d13-lw alSo stagered and slashed. Both boys} its subject t ; were tired when thefinal gong clanged etek fas 10,815.35 FOR RENT—Large front room, with even though the rounds. were but two| depostt ....... + 128200- bath and toilet, hot and cold:water; minutes’ jnstead of the scheduled Time certificates, ‘t access to sitting room. Light cook. three, Cone heat | ing allowed to right party. Phone ‘One boy with a terrible jeft, a use-|, outstanding 16.38 28,4965] 667-J. 5.13-1W Jess right and a world of fistic lore Het proeeang to learn, poundeé Frank Armstrong Bais® payable rocrecounted Tasos WANTED-—Stock of genéral merchan- | through four rounds. This lad is Cor- ae Pirrrar! area exchange: (0 half eection win Lamb of Casselton who made his |; t ea: Count of land in Burleig: unty, iNort! ‘debut in the Fargo ring. Sr Molen TA, County) Dakota, 2 miles from Brittin, N. D. Gunner Smith of Moorhead: gained} J. H. W. Doty, cashier of the above| described W! 1-2 sevtion 7-137-77. | All in hay, land can all-be plowed. 1 shot to Dillon’s head with effect.. Both are new faces, 3 HOSPITAL HEAD RESIGNS Fargo, N. D., May 13.—Dr. A. O, ‘Fonkalsrud, superintendent of St. Luke’s hospital in Fargo for the past }} 3 1-2 yars, will go to Minot on June 1 to act as organizer and-.superin- tendent of the new 100-bed hospital to be erected there by the Trinity: Hos- pital association, it was announced Report of Condition of Bank of North Dakota Is Made as Of Date of May 10 A loss of $141,000 is recorded in the Bank of North Dakota, according’ to the statement issued today, following the recent call of the national comp- troller of the currency for a state- jment of national banks and accom- ard allowed ie see the members of the!thur Ness . was sentenced to four tofore, only certain students apd fac-}to robbing a Burlington garage, and “we will try to have the field open|three years'in the stafe penitentiary. | sport to see the football squad in ac-} field one day each week, and they will L0 §§ | § P U T Detter spirit over the campus gencral- watch during practice on a set day, Coach Spaulding said he was of the! to watch the football candidates: prac- football squad in action, even though | years in the state penitentiary, it be the preliminary practice. Here-| | Ole A. Tandberg, pleading guilty ulty were permitted to watch the foot:|to stealing some harness Yrom a ball men during pre-season play. farmer near Minot, was sentenced to once a week to the public,” Coacn oe Spaulding said, “thus/ allowing the 5 students who are interested in the; tion. With this privilege, the students will be certain of admission to the not attempt to force their way in on the other days. y, 1 “Students will appreciate this pol- ‘i icy, w will result, I am sure, in a 5 Jy and will assure solid backing up of the team. When they know they can they would rather stay away the rest of the week.” opinion that other “Big Ten” univer: sities are planning to permit students tice at least once a week, \ \ today. His resignation as superin- || tendent of St. Luke’s is effective June 1. ‘Dr. Fonkalsrud will help in the or- ganization of the hospital plans, se- lection of a site and drawing of plans, and will “supervise the construction of the building, a section of which, it is planned, will be ready for occu- pancy by January 11929, Remove Grease Before Lacquering. It is possible to protect polished metal surfaces by applying several coats of dold lacquer or cellulotd var- nish. The lacqyer should, be applied with a brass camel's hair brush, after “pact ‘|panying call of the state examir | | BASEBALL Ia statement Of condi ee aor | the metal has been highly pollshed. | banks, The report reflects a redue- ec must’ be ie france o Lhe He ’ tion of about $10,000 from the loss re-| the brass or other metal when It is AMERICAN ‘AssoclaT aN: Pet,|Ported by Bishop, Brissman and com- | lacquered. =) Minneapolig 16 7 69g |P2ny on the condit‘on of the bank as ——————_—. , Minmmeapolis : ke “560 (Of Dec. 12, 1921. ‘Austral’a is offering inducements Milwaukee 4 20)| The report of the condition of the |‘o immigrants. ‘ Indianapolis 14 11 bank, as of May 10, follows: : Kansas City By ide ee : - St. Paul... 12.10 y RESOURCES oo . Columbus . 13 12 Bonds: United States, Bank and Real Estate Serics. $ 73 000.00 ALoufsville 10 13 |Warrants and Claims ..--...... We i 117,302.65 Toledo .. 23 29 .180|Depositary Banks (Redeposits) ‘Open, 5 1,087,883.00 g iy San Gash and Due from Banks and Trust Companies .. 3,263,239.56 LEAGUE. ills Receivable i AMERICAN LEAGUE. pet] Loans to Banks, (Open)’.+....... $1,141,299.85 i Now York 19 $704 Loans to Farm Loan Department . 511,572.11 rad ; “18 9 667 Other Collateral Loans 125,744.24 — 1,778.616.20 Be owls. : 12 509 | Hans ta State Institutions - Cleveland . 130 V3 300) <" "Mill and Elevator 150,000.00 Philadelp! AL 1 449) “Home Builders 413,746.16 . Chicago dine at ee 563,716.16 ‘Boston 10 2B Redeposits to Banks (Closed) 309,579.23 Detroit ll 15 Loans to Banks (Closed) .... 467,103.46 7 {Washington -10 17 Receivers’ Certificates, Proof of Claims .. 654,759.83 See ‘i 1,431,442.52 NATIONAL LEAGUE. \farm Loan Special Deposits . 89,500.00 . Ww L Pet.|Items in Transit ........... ‘ 311,990.70 New York ie 1S 6 Int. Earned but not Collected (Net) 208,317.87 St. ‘Louis 14 10: Furniture and Fixtures sais 34,313.95, Pittsburgh des 10! Int. Paid State Treasurer in Advance (Bal 50,000.00 Ghinaes “p21 E Net Loss over Earnings ......¢+.seseseeeeeeeet tee 141,059.20 elphia 10 11 ATC eEprE PRE AT Eternal : 210. a0 476 : + $9,819,381.81 Brooklyn . 10 13485 bins LIABILITIES 8 1G -a7Z {Capital Stock 2... ees RAR eae $2,000,000.00 Boston .. sare ” Sinking Funds due Treas. (Twp. School & County) ~$ 962,369.12 (AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ertificate of Deposit ......++.ecceceeseueeettens 1,384,233.39 Saab east Minneapolis, 10; Columbus, 9. Registered Checks 3107.50 St. Paul, 7; Toledo, 6. Cashier Chetks . 3,186.73 Individual Deposits subject to check - 28,727.18 Due Depositary Banks 351,590.61 Due State’ Institutions ... 361,391.79 LOWER, PRICES Egle 743,003.81 . General Funds Due Treasurers On Cleaning and Pressing. County ‘Treasurers 534,444.19 Bring your cleaning and pressing City Treasurers 2,131.67 here and get, our special prices. Township ‘Treasurers 262,743.09 Best work possible. | School Treasurer « 307,331.44 Hats Block and Cleaned. ° [| __ State , Treasurers *3,201.369.74 4,308,020.13 is is jAppraisal Fees ...... 2,099.06 Eagle Tailoring and Remittance Letters held for Verification 2,099.06 ~f Proceeds of Bonds, for which Interim Certificate Hat Works } Rave been issued -...........0eecceeeeee ie 308,025.00' Opposite. Postoffice. *Due State Treasurer on Bayk Bond Interest 9;505.49 Freese | : $9,819,381.81 We Call For and Deliver. | *Interest due the State of North Dakota on Bank Bond Series from July |1, 1919 to July 1, 1920, on bonds. held by the Bank of North Dakota, glitter of it all insp You didn’t realize it then, but ~ tractive advertisement. \ “Here Come the Elephants!” == || Do you temember how you used to be on. the job bright and early to see the'circus parade? Remember how you thrilled as the lions, tigers, and the big, lumbering elephants passed in review? How yas the horses, the blare- of the bands, the antics of the clowns, and the me ¢ Perhaps you don’t realize it now, bi attractive, just as interesting and far more value to you, parade daily before you in the columns of this paper. est show on earth,” spired you with a fervid- determination to see the : real show—the big performance in the tent? = you were getting a lot out of an at- - Before buying that house or Vacant Lot \ SEE D. T. OWENS & CO. ROOM 1, ELTINGE BLOCK. : Phone 421, = | ‘We’'can loan you the money and: help you pay for it. ° : Houses and lots for sale ital parts of the city. FOR RENT, Furnished six room cottage, thoroughly modern in very desirable location. Immediate possession. ve For Sale—160 acres of land improved with buildings and fetices, only 4 miles from the State Capitol. 100 acres into crop. . This land must be sold and priced to sell. rc ut other advertisements, just as 7 The merchants and makers'of everything you want or need, here display before you their most attractive wares. It is truly “the greal- . : 4 ‘The whole purpose of any advertisement is to excite your curiosity, : gain your interest, arouse your desire; to tell you something you don’t know; to remind you of something you have forgotten; tocon- j H vince: you of something over which you have been hesitating. Ay nee | 1 to make you happier. In short, thé purpose of an advertisement is,-in one way or another, ww > Read the advertisements and see if that isn’t so?