The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1925, Page 2

) PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBDNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1925 | | the bleacherites covered themselves] Grantham shee (Moore). Struck out, by Morrison! with ne spapers. Yde xx. ie 2 (Johnson Harris). “By Kremer, ]/ Livestock By Associated Press Leased Wire. : Senators: Goslin | up. Kremer + . Harris). Old ce, Go: To | Financial | lait Goslin’s easy splash and. threw} Totals... 915 in). s “uyler, Barnhart,| Johnson Jim out at fi e Harris u " ‘ out t p.| its off Ald 1-3; Mo News t dover to the left field| | Summary: $2 K i or) ° i Traynor raced over to the left fiek ’ Ihoxes and t Joe Harris’ foul. atted for Morrison in 4th. ; 3: J 5 )/p yorgh an task Jeter atayuaten| 2, cated fot ie ; | rientat Gl O xx Ran for Smith in 8th. ‘Judge's fly, but caught it after a! Two base hits: MelInnis, a i 7 i ey re . ie phe; afd 9 ; 7 4 | ares (3 ayris Johnson. Umpires: 3 " ‘ 5 KET LARGE BLOCK UPTURNS IN 1 ae pie Beer | ‘Tree bas Nis, ‘Thiyner, Home| plates Moriepi CA) fivate Rigi Mrs. G. Olgeirson announces the opening at | The stands w cheering for a/ ran, Peckinpaugh. Stolen base, Car-| (N) second; Owens (A) third. Time ]} her home, 623 Third Street, off an Oriental Gift seventh inning | fice, Cu Double la Pittsburgh: Moore “2”, Peck § S. Harris to Judge. Left on bas ‘ ; z Shop. She has recently been appointed local rep- OPENS STRON K | batter renched aecona. ithe | Waahington, i EMtsburg Bases) Cook with Gas. It’s the, resentative of the Oriental Importing Company, fe been an easy out. Stan Harris| Harris, | Judge; off Johnson’ 4} Ideal Fuel. lund patted Peck on. the! importers of fancy and exclusive Chinese linens. THEN DROPS: AT OPENING START | EARLY ck. ‘arey, up. gilpore scared on! ! embroideries, silks and novelties, and she will be “ ird double to le ne | ‘ors protested that it was a foul : ——== = === pleased to display the large assortment of splendid but the umpires would not al- q ‘ low’ it. Cuyler up, Cuyler articles now on hand to those who may be inter- Demand For Domestic Wheat General Motors Jumps to New ' Production Much Less aha 1. Johnson to Stan Harris, Carey ||| | ested. ' | going to third, Barnhart up. § | . " | . Falls Of—Corn and Oats a aa | Hn threw fo, barnha vai How About Your Engraved This handiwork of the Orientals is acknowl. Easily Influenced Issues Gain | Triple Last Year’s | so dark that the ers could ! edged to be the most expert and perfect in design — a | wCTS ene ee ENE! (oe uate CHRIS I AS CARDS | and workmanship, and, being individual work Chicago. Oct. 15 ve 15) Rising! Chicago, Oct. 1.) Autumn bits fo STH fetter els . , unexpected Fa price D * turnoy upturns in the price of Potatoes “lie Lave Te oe M there are no exact duplicates. You are most cor i : iy up 5 e k at have started several weeks earlier L tion : y turn to Chi . : to market, Gen-/ tk than usual. A report by, Harris to Ruel. Two runs, two hit This is your reminder that it is now time to order dially invited to inspect this display at any time. i ‘ ern | one error. ; mice 4 pyc deve ore a oe that| new top nt 122 on a initial sale! cul Bureau, Ot er Fighth Inning your engraved Christmas Cards. rovght was causing seriou ways light crop, Senators: Bluege up. Traynor damage i alia, Besides y E F rly harvest in the northern out Bluege at fi Peek up|]! THE COMPLETE LINE OF GIBSON ART AND paints : : early shipments. | Peck a home run into the left ar af Sean eee nat these were. appar-| mercantile irq Pee en eee eee uxe| field stands, the ball clearing the STANLEY METAL PLATE ARE HERE. @iitly more or less offset by word] , S. steel, A opposite to those which exist- barriers in front of the score board that demand from miller s doother ative od at the corresponding time last Ruel up. Traynor robbed Rael of COME IN AND SEE THEM. e | hy ane . hit with a remarkable stop of Ruel ed tes for domestic x 3 « of a large erop of po ark top of rau tratien of decidedly The ope kable ions of buy: anh heave market. sup.| sharp grounder and threw him ou ing, unchanged to 3-4 cents 1 : ¢ 1 : ia hern! Johnson up; Smith took Johnso Why not order them now and have a large section new style, Dec, 142 to 1-2 and Ma : " Bi y . atoe 7 y_ foul nes eh peme bench. One run, of your Christmas list cared for and dropped from ke tees ve ae ae y developments.| compared with 0 cents a bushel rittsburgh: Wright up. Traynor | mind. If you live out of the city ask for price list : ecline to below ‘in » act exerted “a tonie ef-| 4994. | went out and gave Wright a towel to! and & es. Bepcnegy © Heeling te Teeet on th t of iting | MP . fi ye off his bat. Johnson then! and sampl influenc-| mar 1 : ent d fer with Ruel.| py une action of wheat, after op-| levels for the t' TAKE FINAL | Julge, toak: Wright’ “Fouts Mtetnn % 76) zhe neral t r fo c i Johnson asked ( fo td Ae BN Geawed trace | thir bud one GAME TODAY (hie "Sivaust to be ‘brought to the| [| HOSKINS-MEYER : Ae ean a SCORE 7-9 ritcres eae and erok ne back [I Bismarck, N. Dak. higher De or BY 2 snd for the hares whieh sub (himself. The pitching mound is ver Reve wis ‘a’ él \ crossed 123, Foreign e (Continued from page one) | slippery, from the rain, Rice ser Provisions were 1 re higher, reflecting catching Ruel asleep. Ruel did not! MeInnis’ fly. Smith up. Smith hit t the outcome of the) make the throw to third, Carey a long hit to for two bi part le aarby | L conference, Continental cur-| scored on Barnhart's Texas leaguer) Y y Smith, There was a deliveries of lard. wed up fractionally with! to right. Traynor up. The Pirate: tering firm around $4.83! were certainly going after Johnson. i sent out to bat appointment, call 498-R. JINNUCGUNOUenenencaucnanoannneuannnsecnceeanonaceaucnnnonaonaceiiognecnsacensonacoouacanonacons SO OPEN EVENINGS ! Meets ernie’ Barnhart, Peck to| Kremer, Higbee up. Ye sepred on With public buying spurred on by! Stan Harris. Wright up. Wright: Bigb two-base hit to left. The 20 cents lower; Porecent remarkable advances in, sent up a pop fly to Stan Harris.| crowd was frantic, The score was Riyerneent Guoted m stocks, prices worked steadily| Three runs, four hits, no errors. | now tied and MeKechnie called on t 1 98 Ib. cotton sacks; ehip-| orenoon on largely ex-/ Foarth Inning _ Moore for the winning hit. Moore barrel in 5 asele® ‘bts e alings, transactions run-}— Senato It was still sprinkling . Moore walked. Carey up. Peck ments 61,880 barrels; bran - Tning well over a million shares for] little and very dark and hard to fol | Carky’s grounder aad tualed' to the two-hour period. : the course of the ball on the , i ie cmc G0 PRODUCE : lished in the f Jom tS ohavore up. Gkrey. took Sohn- i put the umpire ruled 15.-Butter highe ov call money, eATGE | field): Jonson UD eee nica UB. tore wie! sate at tecond: Tec nelpts reais Huis: creamery extras crowd owas. coing | Ss are now filled wy ler up.) y extra fatale 11) x! again. Rice singled past MeInnis. 15 wo 46 Ms mn de three points! Stan Haris up. Stan Harris struck Cuyler's home run that went to deen | Minneapolis, The Season’s Largest Millinery Sale SATURDAY and MONDAY 150 Beautiful Trimmed Hats The season’s best and smartest colors. Big Style Scoops at This Store Brackens are the smartest colors. USEDUOUOOSUAUUOESHOEOCOOOCCEOOOCEDOUNOSUONCEGUEECHONSEONOOUoEO CT Wide shouldered and narrow hipped suits. ' Tt eee camcnuaiatiiiaiag AULA AULA UGA |Many Issues Reach Highest! Levels in Year—Volume Chicago, Oct )—Hogs of Trading Huge 26,000; unever y lower, 150 pound’ and le mediuay’ and) voy OM TEL UP) _Specul Fs e Sina Fleavie weight butchers and packing | New York, Oct, 15 Specula-] _ Fifth Toning | Goslin, sows weak to 10 ents lower, light; tion in. stock prices reached fever] , Senators: went into the J. Harris, if the weight 10 to 15 cents off; shipping] pitch in today’s session, upwards | 2% for the : ss Blucee up. Judge, 1b dutlet narrow; bulk better grades, of two score issues being whirled] Kremer took a brief . Bluege, 3b 100 to 310 pound wei Sl. upwards to the highest levels in a|{ Bor robbed Blue hit b Peckinpaugh, s 11.70; choice 140 to pound -| year or longer before the end of the| ink high in the air spearing | Ruel, ¢ ages ‘topped at 11.95; selected 90 to! third hour, with the volume of trad-| bounder and throwing him out. Peck Johnson, p 110 pound killing pigs 12.00; bulk’ ing averaging well over half a_mil- up. went out, Wright to Me- packing sows 940 io 9.80; "heavy {lion shares an hour. ly gains ran| Innis, hitting the first ball pitehed.| Totals. weight hogs 11.10 to 11. en from 1 to 8 points in the specula- p. ‘Carey made nice catch’ Pittsburgh 11.45 to_11.80; ligh i ‘ ive favorites with the steels, mo- els ab Pirates were Moore, ab Tight lights 10.25 5 pe tobaccos, mereantile and’ pub- f cher fine support in, Carey, 30 to 10.00; st f utilities. showing outstanding| the field, No runs, no hits, no er-) Cuyler, rf $ TONS: arnhart, - - ~ Pittsbur ey up. Carey,! Bigbee, If weights, stea c y ki BISMARCK ! who alr d made two hits, was activ little done on western grass-{ (Furnished by Russell- Boxy | iver a hi ‘arey lashed the first ly cers 16.00; Bismarek, Oct. 15 ball into right center for two bases, I loads weighty kinds 14.50 to’ No. 1 dark northern .......... 14 his thind shit, andasecond two-bagger bulk fed steers 8.50 to 13.00;1No. 1 northern: spring v....... 1.28] f cle game. Cuyler ph, Carey” Smith she stock slow with yesterdays de-| No. 1 amber durum VU. “lpg | scored on Cuyler’s two base hit to Aldridge, p cline; bulls iy ers steady |No, 1 nixed durum 5) deep left. ‘he Pirates were renew-| Morrison, p Poretcoue:, apots. she lehey latbec Nova vad dutum® 6.0 | ing their onslaught on Johnson's) Kremer, ‘p ly 11.00 to 1 ackers, few|No, 1 fla fast ball. It ning steadily.| Oldham, _p_ 12.00, 2 flax. | eg ; arnhart up. Budh truck out,| Sheep 11,000; fat lambs slow; un- : his s Traynor] dertone weak to lower, few early| Dark Hard. winter eels fouled out to Ruel. sales of fat natives 1 ;| Hard winter 1.29 Wright up. Stan Harris stood still ‘feeding lambs & We quote but do not handle the} #md snared Wright's pop, One run,} a isdad light waihts 1,06; car-| fellowin two hits, no err j — ae ry ly bulk 14.75 to 15.50; few early|Oats ...... ome cee $24 Sixth Inning ae | : a zt sales fat native ewes 6.50 to 7.50, Barley UN ee aes . 43], Senators: Johnson up. Wright x tN = ou 1 e roce pa vt. “45| took in Johnson’s hoist back to sec- are = a / = : . on rumors of new financing. lout, taxing a third ke. He} The umpires h \ 7 \ \third the Goose went to second. Joe runs, three hits, one erro jHarris up. Rice and Goslin scored Ninth Inning i | 5 ; ib err i bat for the Pirates. Rice up. Rice} according qual Min Pittsburgh: Mefnnis up. Mefnnis' struck. out, taking a third eailed| sacked re 50. j rapped a single into left. The Pi- Hi p. Moore took OPOULTRY it still going after the first gina all, alin: cup: antham batted fer Morrison, nt out a 4. E ce 3,054. e went back to the | et lin up. Goslin singled into le Chicago, Oct. Ls | 59 cars; total Unite § “St ‘on Joe Harris’ two bagger drive to| nators: Oldham went into the right. Judge up. Judge flied out to Lox for the Pirates and Bigbee went " ball. Smith up. Rice made a shoe- in fanned, i third called Poultry —— | tring catch of Smith's seeming hit. ‘o runs, no h | | “Moore up. \ 1 a lofty fly which the 1 Rice raced to third. On the ments 1, : ‘nity strong; prices 15 to ; around = Bulk : 4 Cuyler. Two runs, three hits, 0 to left field. Gooch went behind the MeInnis had to ¢ back to first. goose gobbled. > runs, one hit, no Double br easteds have gone over Many new becoming hats for women are a feature of this big. store, and as the new models are developed they are pre- sented here promptly so that every woman can be sure of securing smart winter millinery, right up to the end of the season, For Saturday and Monday this splendid lot of Velour, Velvet and Plush hats with a variety of smart trimming at $2.98 to $7.50 FOR TWO DAYS ONLY errors. Hart Schaffner & Marx are so close to men who create these styles that they keep us well in ad- vance. We’re there with values, too, that are just as far in advance. aneanenenveneasanusuenioceveauant BERGESON'S Tailoring. Clothing. NUNN Borrensen’s Millinery Niggy Bldg. Mandan, N. Dak. \ UDUUOUUOUAEOGEAOENONONAOCUACGOOANONGUOUNNONuONCuuOKuodOOANOANN IUUUUURNERNUOAOOUGOOAOAEUGEUALUGAUGGAAGUGEOAEUAU TT | ond. up. Wright took Rice's "ORD : took. j j 3 %; Sh,» { Yellow White & Per any cat are j ; ( { jaf ina S GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS es swinging for a third strike, It i wecond. strike-out of the — ai —h . . 120 South 11th St. Opposite Standard Oil Warehouse. 2 fo runs, t rrors. , - yy : i a Pittebugghe Metgtie’ wpe ke ae OS ¢ Sam Sloven, Proprietor. Phone 571 goose gathered in McInnis’ fly. oe iced over to left steers and year! $6. “Ground Gripper” _ shoes | *! sfmibhiscdeive., Kreiner dit; ; ) 7 host. weight a ees and| ae @ man’s most valuable as-| hits, no errors. enug enn . ifers $3 : vs set, Sold exclusively by Alex Seventh Inning : # : 5 ecia S eeae ha s6.00t heave nein It was_now raining hard and the : f : . § wards to $7.50; bologt Rosen & Bro. crowd w&3 putting up umbrellas and re : : 5 Bete and cattats. #2. Bt : ? Fri., Oct: 16, to Thurs., Oct. 22 Merete! wesiun: aed FRIDAY AND SATURDAY : STUDY PRICES BELOW grade steers selling $5.00 to $7.00; Sivan ¢ F hest kinds up to around $8.00, Caives! Bowling is one of the most healthful of indoor recre- 2,500; mostly 50 cents lower;, bulkif ations. It exercises every muscle in the body, teaches Having just received a large shipment of Blankets, we are prepared to sup- and ‘ pid lignite toc packers $10,005, se¥- one to be accurate and develops a resolute control of ply your winter needs. For Friday and Saturday we are placing on display two spe- —You Will Admit That They Are Big Bargains—— Cre ote oO; uneten: light hogsif the arms and legs. cial assortments at a big saving to our customers. a steady to 10 cents lower; pigs 25 to Bowling also is helpful in aiding digestion. It relieves 35 cents higher; others steady; good Sea ‘choice ee) ae sluggishness and stimulates mentally as well as , ce sae A Z s aie BILIS to 81125; top 125;"190]f| physically. : Rettig Pozen Ginaie Sunset Plaid Single Blankets Dep dha Liane Farts Qc ows $8.25 to $8150; feeder,» igs $11. Ladies Invited. fs eee =i ee ged in colors of Bine ami White, ei Grayloék Shepherd Check; heavy weight Me eiaade Setent cle, ey WI 4 mond, Pair in one blankets, soft as ink and White, Gray an ‘ite ant ? y ’ 1 cep 4.500 slows, tal jeenns one AMEE SN BP at ANG ALLEYS rabbit skin, 4 inch alternating colored Tan and White, made for service and 36-in. wide, reg. 55c; per yard......... Baw aban’ atenay:, pik Han 1p $14 eee ee block, with 3 inch matched sateen bind- economy. Sold elsewhere at nearly Dark Blue and Brown Woolen Serge, per yard. . ane Thos to packers’ $6.00 to #7.60;- bulk ing. Sizes 66x80. A real $5.50 value. | double our price. For Friday and Sat- four decks 69 pound range feeding While they last. 3 9 5 urday. 1. 50 lambs late Wednesday $14.90. - $$$ Only ...ccceeccee scenes De While they last for only... School Plaids, 33c CORBET COOKERY F ; eye School Plaids ard. BY WIRE $ 1493 9 ROUND TRIP A big selection of all wool double and single Blankets, full sizes, also Hudson INST AD OF BY FIRE Bay Blankets, Indian colored Blankets, Esmond colored Blankets and Army blankets. Leather Vests Piles Can Be Cured . aU & alifornia | ' 0 . Wasi thd Cd lt | $11 95 Without Surgery aur at . BOYS’ UNDERWEAR centennial A small lot of boys’ three season high grade union suits, ages 4 to 16 or : a 6“ , ‘An instructive book has been pub- ae hs ‘North Coast Limited” sizes 22 to 34. 9 5c : * Blankets tshed by Dr. A. S, McC} th Y z Tished by, Dr. A, Bi MeCleaty,, the 4 One of America’s Fine Trains Waile they tact. :....-ca.c2cs ccccewecrescescccae cts: sacle es if. Single Blankets, good for sheets =i aes oe Dies "aoe ne Me ne 5 From Seattle, by rail or or to | and other purposes, two for............ $2.75 and easily cured without the use of 4 California is a mémorable . From Australian Blankets, weight 5 lbs. $ 5 9 5 e i ; “hot” iron, electri- y ‘i 2 i ° ‘ rite Pe so eetsind Ae. basing here to Seattle on the Northern Pacific A complete line of Men’s and Boys’ Suits and Winter Overcoats. regularerise &10, Salegrice:..-. 4... methods, without confinement to bed Railway is a wonderful travel experience. dno hospital bills to pay. The 3 ; 4 figthod has been. a success for Lét ine make your resetvatione for yous all tha way: Ean genre and more th » Bantfta fe: Capitol Army & Nav Store i nent Hicted with ples, oe eel Northern Pacific Ry. p PHONE ny ate aay. COMPARE ri llededipea cet ita Ras lla W. A. McDONALD, Agt, Bismarck, N. Dat. ‘ The only authoffeed Capitol Army and Navy Store in Bismarck Our Prices jo Mail pe Houses. it with De a and Reo a Le VE aaa CS Pa hal ie tal ae Hs emt ie