The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX 'Mandan Counted Strong Fight for State Basketball Championship ch her low A nybrook. my today pairs dan. Williston. At dock. ley Fargo, N. DM ers in the annual s championship tou shere today. E this Semi tled Sa The night. of th Saturda are planned for Saturday afternoon. | Dr. “Bee” Lawler of the U sity Minne: son of Ame: Jamestown, — Maddock, Donnybrook, Williston. RECEIPTS FOR - HS, ATHLETICS | EQUAL EXPENSE “\commission and permitting pari-| The complaint alleres that Ruth is Receipts for the Year Total! mutual betting was reported out|the father of a child as yet unborn About $4,000; Much Equip- ment Bought HIGH SCHOOL HONORS PRIZE. TOURNAMENT DICKINSON. a 16.—Drawings in the state high school basketball mnship contest beginning esulted in the fol- p. m.—Grand Forks vs. Don- At 3 p. m.—Dickinson vs, Man- At 7:30 p, m—Jamestown vs. 0 p. m—Fargo vs, Mad- Games are being played at the North Dakota Agricultural col- vr. 16- cultural College will entertain eight basketball teams and scores of root- ute high school ment, imination contests ct for today, with the s and finals on Saturad Two contests were scheduled for moon and one for tonight. will be played Saturday | morning and the championship set: s will be guests | Pacific Coast League ‘than with the| showing up in spring practice indi- lub at a dinner Theater : ee sey 4 ‘lee, |Smith, Albert Jansa, Fred Anderson He i ived by al onic ceremonies either tomorrow or “ ” es » | tomorrow. e is survived ya ae The cision is expected to cause [Te robbery” was executed in. less {Zeke Heltemen, Pete Johansen, Chris | widow, Mrs. Marion Bradford,| Sunday, MOSES YELLOW HORSE | considerable confusion, because if {than two minutes. Delpetys5> ae and two sons, William Jr. and} yeas 4 COAL now $4.75 | By NEA Service. 1 Furthermore, he likes lots of it. He| the law is illegal, exemptions: filed % c Etat iat, Sramentor, Calif, March 16—ljumped at the chances of coming ott | ft¢F June 1 are ‘also illegal, This} . | EPISCOPAL BISHOP ILL. PLENTY OF AUTO C lete Contract per te delivered. “at Wach- He's slipped from the majors into|to Charlie Pick’s team. capers the sepetement aly Bet aan 16.—The Rt. Rey. | TAGS ON HAND omple ontracts | ier Transfer Co. one 62. he minors—and he’s jubilating! Pick has promised the . Oklahoma | Prac Heh every jeu ie will he peer! iat es setae bishop of the For Oil Drilling ~~ ee Moses Yellow Horse would rather| tribesman all the work he can han-|™ount to many hundred ‘thousands {Episcopal church in the United —— LENINE IMPROVES. lhe with the Sacramento club in the|dle successfully. The way he is | dollars, it was said, States, who has been seriously ill at} The motor vehicle registration | _— Moscow, Mar. 16.—Continued im- . | } Pittsburg Pirates because he likes|cates he’s going to be up among the a and Robt.T ollege will off Fargo high ¢chool fans their team wili retain the champion- ship, but Mandan high is being vorite by many. trict. champions . Grand) Forks, veral weeks negotiation of Premier Lenine, according to his to play ball. Furthermore, the In-| pitching aces in the cireuit when the | 2"¢ caused héavy losses ‘in parts of fiis own. trar, said ene adding there. is| with local Pecp reas | physicians. dian pitcher shudders as he thinks | averages are computed next fall. aE EEEE mamma aed with 1992 ‘tag. Se, aes Pen ident of the ND, Arte AW COAT Ke a of the stmmer days and nights all] With the “wide open spaces” but | NOTIOnoRanhl ‘With th Fi hiab «We iams fa il Cor af Oa, io BEULAH COAL now $4.75 spent in the big cities far from the|an hour's ride from most of the! state of North Dakots, “SPECIAL EXECUTION ante - [about 13,000 Bae jas h ginning, | Sian well og this meeting to com. | Per ton delivered. The Wach- open spaces of his tribal home. Coast League ball parks Mose sees |. In District Court Fourth Judielal District, laent. ont by th d Be ueve been sacte thee cohékacls Por Validating | ter Transfer Co. Phone 62. Last year Yellow Horse wore out|more contentment. He's already | State af North Dakota, doing business ae the Bark of North Dakota, Plaintif, jSent out by the department. | plete the contracts ‘for va! ie = 4 t | Sevareid, as Receiver of the Duriseith State Bank N i Mick Pirate Bench than’ He dill playing nights car from tha ‘din ofiettustieats | D&lotatu-eorobiationteberonsicts ont jank of Dunseith, North’ VW AN HORN NAMED | ball. This didn’t suit Mose. He and traffic, where all will be as rest- | ;,.,, notice 18 hereby given that under’and pursuant to the Special Execution 1 i issued out of. offi jlikes to play ball. He wants work.|fut as on his own reservation raneh. | Counts ‘of Bites tie Stat “of Nort Dakota on the aed dase Marthe AGAIN ON BOARD; : ‘box solely under Richard's direc- tion for a yea Ww “t ~ | the above entitded action, in favor of ‘the plaintiff and against th ete mt { "| American pugilist has agreed tc BABE RUTH FACES {on the 2ouh day of Pebrudry,, 1998. °fgr the sum of Sixteen ‘Thousand. Nine Arthur Van Horn of Bismarck | ! ————— i , W OULD I ASS ) ii J i {anu hereinafter poectitearee heen and decree of foreclosure described, SaCHRRRBORT és 5 RACING BILL New York, Mar. 16.—The $50,000} ne ‘EXHIBIT A" be sess For twenty-four hours ending at| ‘ ., if , suit cf Dolores Dixon against “Babe” | 4, Nai aDatg: Due Date, Interes “nm unt Hay, {Reon today. Ruth, Yankee, home-run slugger, ac- | Seg Abrananon Bros. 48 1 ‘tt 2 $6.00" 60.03 pouneanes at 7 a, m. cusing Ruth of attacking her during| ~ Secured by ‘Chatteél sinsud ‘datea 3°71 ie 5 o oi . Bisitole A St. Paul, Minn, Mar. 15.—The| motor trips to Long Island, was filed Ing, age two Years: 1 black mule weig nt 1300 Waalee Sock Highest yesterday ...... When Sick, Bilious, Headachy, Constipated, for Dilley bill providing for the estab-] in the New York county clerk’s of-| + Seonteate aes oi 08 Aeauea by the Equity Co-Operative Lowest penierdey 7 h, Cold llishment. of a Minnesota racing] fice by George Fineberk, her la Joseph Croisetter eo Lowest fast night 0... 6 Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath, Colds o tee With a recommendation for {the 500 he needed wl Receipts thus far fon, the year| ponent was collectii FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923 dune 1 the date at Which insurance “ISDBMANDED "==" pascpe APTER| oe anon «| MONTENEGRO BRIER ILLNESS } Federal Court Here r i 4 q Miss Mary: Murphy, 15-year-old} | daughter of Mr..and Mrs. J. W. Mur- A petition signed by 24 patel) Sora phy Sf 219 Sécond street passed away presented to Judge Miller in Yedera’ ‘ this morning. at .3 o'clock at a local court this afternoon’ teciting that over emery or eee hospital as a result of an attack of United States District Aor Ls at 1:20 o'clock this morning. Hi ete sata an operation for A. Hildreth had been quoted in the | ‘Rhe end came one hour after her ; press and elsewhere as making’ te- Agi: Queen Helena, of Italy, Mary had undergone an operation marks derogatory to the jurors ser-| kad left Antibes for Rome by. spec- | {°F #PPendicitis about a eet ago an ving in the present term of court, | {a} train. was recovering rapidly until she con- and asking that the distriet attorney] - When the royal carriage reached |*tacted influenza several days ago. be required to retract jis state-| Genos.Queen Hticns, who has has-| She was a sophomore in high ments. tened to her mother’s bedside on school work at St, Mary’s school, Judge Miller handed the petition Wednesday, received s message an- where she had been a student for the back to the spokesmen with the re-}nouncing her mother’s death. Mil-|Past five years. She was a talented AN \N mark that it was another regret-4 gna, who was 76 years old, had been |™usician and a ‘leader among her i \N WER able incident, and ordered that the | guffering.drom ‘arteriosclerosis and | “lassmates. court proceed about. its business. ehronic nephritis, Mary Icaves her parents, a sister, bes ne pammerere ey The death of former Queen Milena} Gertrude, two brothers, Howard and HAIL CHANGE some two years after the decease [82d Bobbie, and a wide circle of éf her husband, King Nicholas, who | friends to mourn her death. IN.SO. DAKOTA _|aiea Merch 21, 1921, at Antibés,| | Funeral services will be held from l4,,, roads in the proposed consolida-| and developing one of the sovern- HELD INVALID pees thie Remedy eo, UPS ea m9 Pro-cathedral Monday morning| +9, by the Interstate Commerce| ment prospecting permits held by f dence soon after the ‘King’s’ abdi- jat 9 o'clock. Commission. local parties in the ‘Marmarth oil ; eation if 1018, ee eB field, Pierre, 8. D., Mar, 15—The ote Many Pay Tribute DE N ry NT'OF whi ieee wee cpt setrdoy anid ova BANDITS, ESCA ESCAPE " to Peter Smith Gov BRADFORD | WM. S. CARTER farmers of the northwestern pert of . . AWAY FORMER UNION department to pay losses sustained was held yesterday at the Swedish} Chi i = \ i i p seoee tae icago, Mai in the big hail storm of June 12,} ois, Mar 16--Six bandits to-|Lutheram chureh with Rev, E. F.AUf-| Bradford, pre Mient of the W. J,| Baltimore, Mar. 16—The body of Siti court held the act passed by |} day held up the State bank of Well- |S" in charge. Many beautiful bou- | Bradford Paper company and di-| William S. Carter, cre peda i iI i oes i up eight employes. and three ous- igh esteem in Which the | nor William Bradford of the Ply-| Firemen and FE men, \ ed ; fa ehes bbetherh? bale: ot he wie sions igatiibes wall, scooped up| deceased. was held. Acting as pall-}mouth colony, died at his home| at # hospital Ha peat ie aia from. June 1 to June 15, is uncon-| between $10,000 and $16,000 from the bearers were: John Olson, Peter |here’ Tuesday and will be buried'| Where he will be buried with Ma CINCO RANKS FIRST in American cigar popularity because it repeats in quality. Nearly a quarter of a billion smoked annually. Try Cinco for a week and be convinced. A truly unusual smoke. 2 for 15c, everywhere. = neers Ae The storm June 12, 1922, practical-}his home here» with an attack ‘of department has )lenty of license | Marmarth, N. D., Mar. 16.—As 2] provement is shown in thé condition ly ruined every crop in Day county'|grippe, today was _Teported holding brad on hands, P. Crain, regis-i result at more uniforms sliding along the|making arrangements to spend his | A. 1. \ upon a certain judgment and decree of foreclosure entered and filed in ‘Mundred Seventy-elent and’ ‘31/106. (916,948.5| Dollars, I, Albih Hi has been reappointed a member of Sheriff of the County of “Barielga, State of Norte Dalcota. ia ttt i daeaiasrosn, the State Board of Architects for | 'o the highest ler for casi at the | Trout door of the Court House ix-: > eS- | in the City of Bismarck. County of Burleigh, State of North Dakota, on thettog AH IST Cosi Se Pind day of March. A. D. 1822. gt the hour of 2:00 o'clock P. M. the follow- ie jing personal property in sald. du Joseph_Croisetter 4, ‘Precipitation. .... N. J. Flehouer 0 5 $ 49 | Highest wind velocity Woe ree 11-224 25.00 Weather Foree: Abert ‘Joaiad 110-3010 ak 080| p For “Bismarck and i: Arthur Ladouccur 1 20 4-16-21 10 2-60 | Partly cloudy tonight and Satur- ernees pee nian eaen eee 2 3h 96.20|day. Warmer tonight; colder Sat- 5 A ASCOT ONS DEO ree stent re Nore. 6 ‘86 lurday. 8! aching, or your stomach is sour or] you, Also splendid for constipated children, 10 cents & box, also 25 and and, bowel poison and bowel ¢: are ‘cleared ‘away, you will feel li slean your bowels—then fee} finc! When you feel sick, dizzy, upset, Dilious, when your head is dull or the general legislation commit-| to Miss Dixon. eat today POLICE CONTINUE PROBE. ENS St. Loui: Mar. 16.—Although HOPPE WINS The cue} scatchers at Verin, Ill, have aban- cured by stock certificate 15 203 ane share $25.00 % For North Dakota: Partly | €8ssy, just take one or two Cascarets. meinie. bE Biémarck New Your Mar. seb enineed Us tave a aR ene I iseued "by the Equity Co- soperative Packing Gor H ;,| As soon as the bowels begin acting | 60 cent sizes. Any drugstore. fchool/iathiotic teama has enabled of Willie Hoppe still is a magic|doned solving the mysterious disap-| 3496 Gustav. 7.” Mi 0 tae Sueno Keo eH Sakaedey x : till eM} pearance of Rev. John H. Vraniak,|3197 Frank Bowen & 20. 10: 1-20 10 Warmer tonight; colder west por- the High School Athletic |wand. Its wielder still is the in-| P* Ramee s pee ‘Secured by’ Stock 00 bea : j ns ” | a . Catholic priest at Verdin, the local ed by Stock C 6895. covering 2 shares tion Saturday. tion to show a slight profit vincible master of the ivories. ay Wada “ahate whey. (a 60.00 issued by 4 eae ees Weather Conditions spite of the heaviest | Young Schafer, son of the “old police) announced staan” hi 2 S95 ESA ee nas § 58-20 Fe B50 10 22. The southern storm area has} e one year in high school athletics. | wizard,” knows’ it today. Were astill investiga Mines the cance: Be ty ve ett 1th Ta d northeastward to the lower | : iinvanitevof the expensive football | Hoppe leted defe: | Detectives who were assigned .to covering 1 roan gelding moved northeastward to the lower | ‘ , 5 n spite of the exp ‘ive foot! i loppe complete lefense 0: * hat i is 1 ‘bay tare 9 years old, 900 Ibs., one black cow 4 Great Lakes region and precipita- , schedule, which included bringing |his 18.2 balk-line billiard world’s|the case admitted that it presen! years old. Tteal state morlgage’ securing note number 1223, tion ha urred fi | 0 a Minot, Dickinson and Fargo teams |championship Wednesday night, | °¢ of the most puzzling cases in the gt Dp nuntber 47668 filed for record 16, in Book 28 no) 8: OCF ORD, DORRe, her i f : : annals of the St. Louis police. de- bane 478 covering the SWH4 of BIH. of 17- 163-78, Memo abst northeastward to the Great Lakes ; . ere, the association almost broke | amassing 1,500 points in the three | #nnals ° : othe 8 % of 17-168-72 attached region, with high winds along the ‘ , ; even on football, including the pur-|blocks of his challenge match| partment. A Pe ee il 18 6-29-20 52. ink GY Morelthan an inahves | chase of almost $400 worth of athle- | while the San Franc was to-| The detectives said they were With: | Oe Tork tn eaer a preyed Ae alig ‘tation ee ~ and St Cities 1 : ; tie equipment. The basketball season | talling 1,341. The defender made} out # cluc that might lead to further | gir" p. “Daniel ~ 8-20 \s h : has been profitable. 50h » his op-| developments after making a minute /3330 1. Dyer AB Ee soe ac : icago, and Tolédo. Another deep | ow LT totalled approximately An especially good made on the held her ed. Unde ments the te penses, and = re ved ment here practically there being shared | n teams iting teams in a tournament expect not more to get bi their expen 1 the spring s Argentine Pugilist Must Box Solely New York, Mar. 1 Aire ketball tournament, n teams were enter- the plan used in all tour- paid their own share of the receipts. T ly a $9 deficit to be 1 be the chief sport for son in the high school. ‘ 2 mort ‘dated 11-10-17 ing 1 red a d 4.7% vereats nsvnstanr, {the cameert was being heart, nd) agranea: one tel cow Scare OU, one apaieca ra ‘when BEULAH COAL now $4.75 Nive, 16. ‘Susanne Lenglen telegraph to Minneapolis, local. Jis- | Nears; ane T telco yoeres Sit EE fA I per ton delivered. The Wach- defeated Mrs. Molla Bjurstadt Mal-|teners again heard the speakers $i Altied <. Momb HOG pat in: 38 190.69 | tek Transfer, Co. Phone, 62, lory, 6 as 6, and 6 to 0, in their ten-|thanking Granville for the mess-| 3618 FY tists Mectoant ines anda 1 73.00 5350 eh nis match to age. ! Secured by chattel mortgag 21 ering ‘ : : | Rae ieee | ‘AVOR MERGER \ ol ¢ wagon. w le box comple one wide’ one act double work harness completes OF HILL ROADS Under Year’s Contract | —Tex Rich- ard, Madison Sata Garden. nee ing promoter, declared that Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, | cannot accept an offer of $750,000 reported to have been made by Argentine promoters for a_ fight | with Louis Angel Firpo in Beunos in November, because of a contract under which the South ————S——— Hinder a Gordon you're over your hat troubles “RAJAH” About everyso often -a hat. is. brought forth that goes over big. This season it’s the Rajah. GORDON HAT “at all.good hat store: FIVE DOLLAR emer t seare e 3143 James v. Egbert ressure area is «moving in| ge 3 earch of the river aleyriet here. 1B ames 11, Fulton “ett ei 4 from the. Ca ian North tok | MALONE-O'DOWD BOUT. THANKED BY RADIO. Secured by Stock Certificate No. 17967 See wot aliarpet (te | Ped aDee In ibmel rae ale COED ' St. Paul, Mar. 16.—Jock Malone] Granville, N. D. March 16,— $50.00 ienued ‘by tho Lully Co-operative exchange, Pacific states. Temperatures gre Jolin M.E low over the Plains States and | Mike O'Dowd, St. Paul middle-! Within -13 minutes after radio lis- jobn. Johnson 1- “22 ay 3 chts, will settle their dispute as]teners here heard a request from |? A. Lind = 430 § eae, Mississippi ‘Valley but warmer! cr “ request from) Gimert P.. Medlapd 10 weather is moving in from the| to who is the better man in a 10-|Minncapolis for all those “tuned Potor ta, Melnas T2120 30 devs 10 _ tehso 184°90| Northwest. round bout here tonight. in” to inform the station how well Secured “by collateral notes numbers 2401, 1893 and chattel ‘ s Oe 30 ae wan" Beant Brin so 7-00.20 A Jeorge Seghers 20-20 20 ~' 4 oa Berhers 1-31-38 20 00} Jamestown, Mar. 16.—The James- | Maus. Shelru 6. 1 3425 40.00 e tured’ by" Stock certifeste No. 20088 egrets two shares ae Chamber of papain oH 00 Issued by the Eyuity, Co-cuerative Packing Company. MIPEL DE. | Aetes, WSRK, OD. TEA Bi Ba TTS pare 21-40 7 7-21-28 t i 100.48 favoring the merging of the Northern | harles. 2 269.06 209. a Collateral notes 111 and Ba attached. > Se Sacidie) tent Morhere, Spe ining John Engberg Wot 10> 4-22 8 Gidace ‘Dion Toca tos 438-10 Secured by lateral note number /3604 and gpattel mores orteane Came High But He’s Worth It We are starting the Spring Season with a bom- bardment of prices that will make you wonder. In this slate fuprtehes Gatea iets ah one bay Belding 4 first special flyer we are offering the most timely and aioe te gollateral note pele oo GUT Sean ee needed merchandise at the lowest prices ever on’ the eset 4;26-21, ob ring 1 7 ft: Acme binder complete, one ; ‘A sure, safe way to market in this city. Every article is a genuine bargain. Gang Plow anf one’ wide tire a cmaplete with hay overcome falling hair Read every word. 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Leatherette Rain Coats, double breasted, belted, strap on’ sleeve ~ $11.95 y Good line of all wool Gab- ardines .and Whipcords, in all-the latest makes and styles, up to : $25.00 We carry a’ full-line of camper’s supplies,’ and we will be glad to assist you in making selections for that“camping trip. T. values, brown, gray and tweed colors, excellent:for 8, teral ene beras 2385 > . aa S $8.95 , ‘ B14. Le ; 2 : Reece? iPee te n Ses: oar ot ais concrng Tere Rebegt ty mauliy: ee Deon gra pas tae Nils ts Hi ison = B- 3 A ed | ge giterat note aie bet orcontell i Paci ‘Coast luge “is worth every pe nge paid for iim, gay the sgt ook m1 maid psfeaiate work’ . Texas. j ing p et McGraw on hin batting. Peenrelt meiehe makes jis. worth ARTS a ‘potind.