The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1924, Page 6

& . ¥ PAGE SIX THE BISMARCK TR: TEMBER 5, 1924 , | IBUNE FRIDAY, SEP ; a 7 - tt 1q ran YI : ; jl G GS I a member of the De Molay Cem- Chicago where he was pursuing|fever if you will just get~a~ bottle S WICKED RACKET mandery No. 10, Knights Templar of studies leading to a doctor's degree. | of McMullin’s formula at Lenhart , . Minot. He had been ill for months | In 1921-22 he had charge of the|Drug Co. You'll be amazed how | from heart trouble and dropsy. sociology work at Rockford college, | quickly. you'll get wonderful relief. | WILL JOIN T0 G d —— Rockford, Illinois. He has done ex-|If your lungs are weak, or you have ‘ | i | Grant uards 1. A tensive studying in rural as well as|a stubborn cough, summer cold, | | 5 : urban sociology. bronchial trouble or asthma try Mc- Gilford J. Tkenberry, a graduate | Mullin’s Formula. Mfrd. only by | Gien cept ar uma’ ONUuite! holds u master’s degree, has been | —Adv. + appointed special deputy s! riffs r ., a e] ips sey- °; a uF Met es é G] A 5 L | awthustecie te Is Shown at} Shicids, Raleigh, Leith, Lark, Bris.| New Professors in Several ad TE ae ee ETE Conc ests originated in Douglas County, Kas:, & p p , 2 eral honorary s a i 5 b bane, Heil, Carson, Elgin, and New er ; is said to be blight proof. NTS HEE 4 | Meeting in Maadan to Leipzig. ‘The new deputies will co-| Branches of Study There | and biolozy. abe! ate ea | Plan for the Roll-Call operate with residents of the various Are Appointed STOP HAY FEVER Cook By Wire | s in an effor et proper- s Move te Within Three Points | | — \ RRSEA TEC SOMBER ee ae, You don't need to suffer ‘from hay Instead of by Fire, 5 =| | PGA veeK Was IRee i i Fargo, N. D., Sept. 5—The five | . . ‘arson has placed a night watch- £0, » Sept. | i of First Place | HARDY Is PRESENT man on duty for the next three] new appointments to the faculty af | ja 1 fo? —— ‘ Toe cient count] ments A Mistlamee committee has| the North Dakota Agricultural col-| ff HUIHIITIITIITUNITHTHNUTIANINANINUIOTCINUAUNNURAAUIHHIINLAN, Metro; “Scil. B—The Brooklyn | Representatives from eight coun-] beén organized, and the village buatd] jege made at a recent meeting of k Dodgers hold the spotlight base | ties met yesterday at the Chamber | is niiking efforts to/secure fire arms) the Board of Administration include ball a day, The Dodgers won }of Commerce rooms in Mandan, for] #4 ammunition from Adjutant Gen-| professors and instructors in the “a another double victory in the Nation lie puapese of cullining the pie | UO following branches of study: arch- al L yesterday and before to Leena: aevel ' = aeae as itecture, civil engineering, home ec- day’s began stood but cr the development of the Red ‘ onomics, biology and botany, and - points below the New York Gi | Cross roll call, to be held Oct. 5 mathematics. The Brooklynites ran their string of to 18 J. P. Hardy, director of the During the coming year the de- wins to 13 consecutive vict D3 roll call for North Dakota, presided partment of architecture will be in , trouncing Boston in two games, 5 to the meeting, which was held un- charge of Walter T. Rolfe who a ate vianing, ant 8% 1 ier the'dvecton'otthe-otcate 9] TN NORTHWEST cine siete ‘etene erm’ the & SUITS, SWEATERS, SHIRTS, pitchin | the Morton county chapter of the bama Polytechnic Institute. Pro-| TS. APS * home run over the ed Cross, | fessor Rolfe is a graduate of the right field wall with the bases filled . Hardy stressed the iraport~ | school of architecture, in Kansas WwAISs 2 C. ‘4 in the tenth inning gave Philad ance of membership in the Red i | State college and was a student of | au 10 to 6 victory over the Ne Cross organization, and said that he 7 Cecil Baker, noted architectural ed- ‘ 7 ] Giant tsburgh dropped a at every person in North Da- — | ucator. Following his graduation | The most eet line we have to ito 6 while Rixey for kota should be given the opportun- 4 ‘ +,.| from Kansas State Mr. Rolfe studied | own Cincinnati blanked the Chicago Cub: li to identify himself with it, say- | Fargo Man Sees Serious Sit-| in Massachusetts Institute of Tech- | ever S : - 3 to 0. j jing that everyone should be made ati { [nology from which institution he | In the American tb feel Hey desirel terion ioersuer| Uavton! Unless) Erompe: 1 (icas qrith:-uilniavtersciaciente) phia beat the New York Yar 5 will be Red Cross ond Action Is Taken degree in architecture. \ ese | the churches are asked to cooperate ‘ He has worked during the sum- in the work, and to devote that Sun = = mer seasons with various architec- | day to the bringing before the peo- xo, Sept. 5.-Northwest rail-| tural organizations, practicing de- 9 | ple the services which the Red|roads are facing the p {| sign. He is a member of the Amer- Cross has rendered in the past), | one of the most serious age} ican Institute of Architects. Dur- a5 V RRIAGESA incre over New York to twe feating Boston, 12 to 5 » i BASEBALL hopes to offer in the future. situations in their history, R. F.’ ing the past year he has been teach- | io = ies : Schafer, diresior of the | cenit n, vie eae Fue rep-| ing at the, Sits Saber | 1 . 2 ae Junior Red Cross, of Ch and | resenting North Dakota on the North-| stitute. Professor Rolfe will take; i i American Association | Miss Isabelle Carruther | west Regional Advisory Board of the place of Harvey M. King, form. | Tailoring. Cc eaning. ‘ WL. representative for North .fthe Amer Railway Association, | er head of architecture at the North | "% Indianapolis 79 60 sent, and assisting Mr. declared tod: The movement of Dakota college, who has accepted aj ‘t I? St Paul eae iene ition “work | grain, potatoes and livestock this fall’ position as architectural supervisor | CTHITITHITITHUVHIEHIHNHUHUEVINU 01 000001000100 0004 014111 Louisville ie i aS throughout the state. jest Northwest railroads, of all construction work for the| Milwaukee .. . 68 70 193! The ince Wales occasionally finds a little time for tennis, too. Ma is di r had to meet, Mr. Gunkel-| Methodist church of the South. Toledo au Wo 100) Here he is in action on the courts. Over in Britain they say he swings which includes | Samuel B. Folk will join the staff | Minneapolis Ec Obe 40) 1 (onieaieieielcet ant “"| MeLean, She and 5 nkelman said this situation | in civil engineering. Mr. Folk will! Columbus 63 = takes aw Conkhia < the cause ofa meeting of the Ad-| take the place formerly held by Rol-| »,he pur- | named ‘dir as been cutled| 2nd Hoston, Mr. Folk has taught ci- vllected whi | visory Board which vere | at Minni Kansas city 053% 431 3 HOMERS MADE roa = 5 It is the most fair | Other repre pr polis Saturda: vil engineering at the Case School of National League | IN ONE GAME Dr. and Mr u Sm3 Miss| “Althe » situation promises Applied Science, Cleveland, where w. I Sais the future, cou- | Madge Runey, Miss Henrietta Lund, | to be acl , “timely action; he was a member of the faculty New York 7k Philadelp Pa. Sept. 5.— s of the ipsacait rion St Mrs. H.| may p' three pan nee also Peete one} a cay oll Brooklyn .. 80 Mirco homecrunkainwone Ae soline tax prob- ‘ton, Wing; However, we must get immediate year a io State university. He is | Pittsburgh 76 were made by Harper, Wright, | 1el necessary of serious consider- bert eon: graduate of Ohio state and re-| THEIR SUCCESS Ghicago 70 aie and Wilkins Gee eh (sete Bontond iti Avoca i ons W. B. Richardsen, | oe 2 |esivedit ab? ay cells degree 7, Mincuae Sara Se | which will undoubtec ive such | San; H. Anderson, Al-| | from Case school. Mr. Folk is mar- St. Louis 5 OTT paetpnta National League team | consideration at the hands of the Mrs. Peck, Almont; Oliver | [ried and has one child. He will take IS IN THE BALANCE! ; Philadelphia ... 0 st Audily Retlas un a New nl legislature. Tollofson, Ins a Dr. H * (up his duties af the college Sep- ww 5 Boston dae 166 sani ‘is, GBR, Ee Carson, and Mrs. E. A. Thorberg. | AVa 278 | tember 15, é - pitching for New Watle |\CLARA HAMMON The roll call is being held in North | | Miss Emma J. DuBetz, a graduate | Th are the years when the future of your Anetibenvikacue OS Le sgn {Dakota carlier iniigs aotieel | of the University of Minnesota from i Rial f me d girl in Bi . | SEEKS DIVORCE : cond veineMenelt | which institution she holds an M. A.| joy or girl — of every boy and girl in Bis- Washington | | eis et | the veather to get | degree, has been secured as instruct- marck—lies in the balance. New York . ‘ Vereen, = 3-—Clara Smith | about it. 1 nite of shel or in modern languages. Miss Du- Detroit 5 difficult financial conditions of the| | Betz was on the faculty at Minne- an, who before her mar to John W , North Dakota led the centrai| Annual Horticultural Show | sota university 1a: St. Louis orman, motio ye: She will Education now, while education is possible, Clevelan it i on in the increas ember- ' P fore take the place formerly held by| : q ee , Penurdering Jake Le Hamon,|Ship,-which was 25 aban Wee Planned at Hankinson James Cuneo. 4 will swing the scales toward success and Philadelphia Oklahoma oil m nd politician, | that of the preceding year, —— During the year's absence of Pro- | jf away from failure. Giicazo : Tedleuit TOU Ores TNNEHOISIREE. North Dakota sets the pace £21" Hankinson, ND) Sept. ‘b ruits,| fessor 1. vy. Smith, head of the de- i —-— Auto Traffie Growing Rapidly ior court here recently agai SIGEEHAI, CORTEN Toe ni ceee cee | wonetablee Gandhi tlowers) walsadiiby|l Mactapeinee cetpennie oy oretie ue : Results Yesterday | ae lian, whom shel changes wil Cashel. “With the increased pros- | Nurth Dakota farmers on the fields | Householder will act as the depart- Keep the boys and girls in school! 1t is atlinall Leagne in North Dakota THAN a RESSerELeas of this e hope to} ong dens of the state will have | Ment chief. Vernor Trowbridge has > einaht anaeeun ces sibility ! Pittsburgh 5. | = ea large inc in Ur mem | ee eae ees, Sentember 4-5. when | 2ce® appointed special instructor in their right and your responsibility ! ; Te | ‘PT SALE bership.” HOS MPENEIES) SIE) N mathematics to care for the teach- ; Cincinnati | hundred cars a day over a] BANKRUPT SALE i the state Horticultural Society holds | ji) vac Mies Teowpiilner ja 3 y r d ork 6; Philadelphia 10. Gtnonied traffic to), Ste of men’s clothing, furnish- = ae its second annual Horticultural euatateiat) ie ma roubridge is < Brooklyn 5-9; Bosto: : gs, shoes ete. also furniture and #R i a ey s ‘ ene graduate o} North col- ee Se ee : ae HeNiroe Mecdants Hetenanie ana uit| former Bismarck Hotties Sexy 66 letatshikasy lege having finished in 1923. Last More than 160 ribbons will be : American League bull North, Dakotas | tet ee passe aaa Dia WIGS Sica coe tae fit thee winners ee ‘on lip Gta in the department Bt: Louis at Chicago, game culled vied p equal th; neerauers| —— in each class and variety, announce Miss Ida Ingalls, of Council Bluffs, | end second, rain. i lover y . it is felt by eof Best Anamoose, N. D., September 5- Meuger, secretary tof the a0-17,/ \eii| bel instructor in ihomeleco. Philadelphia 8; New York 3. j#ood roads advocates that that time North Dakota Charles E, Fouts, 57, former coun and horticulturist at the | nomies in place of Miss Lucille Stan- Boston Washington 12. Others not scheduled. to the high Bids will be igned truste in person at the | he future and that is ‘offered ty auditor of McHenry county, ma- North Dakota Agricultural college-|jey. Miss Ingalls received her hach- Ga. gl ty-six classes of fruits, flowers | gior of science degree from Iowa CITY NATIONAL and vegetables are listed in the con-| State college and her mast degre or of Towner, banker, and well orth Dakota resident died ements must be made! bidder for ci hard surfaced roads | ceived by the or may be pre Amerie: an Association ure needs of the eC. 0 t the home of his son, test and more may be entered later, fi 1 aa Milwaukee 18; St. Paul 4. eiireh toyed) a) plam| Git ea OF users ary ee ates at Harrisburg, Pa., follow-| Mr. Yeager R. H. Nelson,)teen oe Genrer titinois. Ae HELENS nos aoe | iana edo ne einotnaye cs = North Dakota, Monday mo ey Hankel oF = a 5 e: ‘i y : | Indianapol Toledo 10. | inancing a high oe ae n illness which resulted last nson, has charge of the entries | verity. P. C. Remington, President. tember 8t Lonisville i i which time all bids will be consid- Kansas City Columbus 1. construction program suitable for j fall in his resignation at Bismarck | ‘i Minneapolis 8: the tue ok at : 5 - To the department of economic J. A. Graham, Vice Presidedt and Cashier. inneapolis § he building of the nece epede auditory of thé state banking de- A two-day _program consisting of | and social sciences comes Harold C. C. M. Schmierer, Assistant Cashier. in the future, we have hit upon the Right reserved to reject any, or) Pattment, according to word receiy-| talks on various horticultural sub-| offsommer. Mr. Hoffsommer is. a tox or moatll falighide. : jed in Fargo. jects, election of officers for the|praduate of Northwestern universi- ry roa Men’s fur felt hats cleaned | mode! plan. the + and reblocked. City Cleaners (72! they sa This is L. VAN HOOK, Trustee. _He is survived by Mrs. Fouts and coming year, and an automobile tour|ty and holds a master of arts de- if : the system under which the motor- marek, North Dak his two sons, Chester and Donald, to nearby nurseries will be held in| gree, During the past year he has and Dyers. Phone 770. [ists pays for the road he uses thru 6} both of Harrisburg. Mr. Fouts vw connection with the show. been studying at the University of = ——— BURN BEULAH COAL |. $4.35 CLEAN-HOT $4.60 In Load Lots Will Not Clinker tn Orie Ton Ute 4 - WACHTER TRANSFER COMPANY |~ PROLLY! dik eishondar a mn prtotet iiehot ‘ * pce Ue ATL sacle cai! £.* i 5