The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 6

PAGH BSI There skell POURIST is no doubt Indians cer: America, first. ‘inky tEAM abeut the | in it believe \ wgU EC. AEE R jeer debe MeGraw York G nt be f When MeGraw failed there were ce Few broke r me eye Rock nnk. 0 are O'Go of New have | lot New J At nent bors, anothe We player in a World won't al a phonograph. » taken appoint, ways Be remembe mi into the rast t chance have late in a FU vt RE STARS eaten intime, ur ne doesn't deal He's a square which probably of his grea from who was out world This was very in Eski zloom or shooter in all acrounts for success. A pirate’s head was adupted as the sburg team’s series em- disappoint- Oilean Smith, who anticipated porting pages a dead literal! is Jer parred crsey boxing Jim Thospe lost his job as footballer and got ‘married the same uthorities authorities on for life a pro- | -Le, the poor Indian ix right.) recent he risk of Fb term of to make a series mephiers windon y up to Babe Ruth, ” Eee! to Marguret Kenn inviting a perma- ys ‘be remembered the Wash- sion, ould s the only triple play But he i The old-fashioned prizefighter, who! used to a laces zR MU a RELIE HE CA CAN NOW rg! woRK to telegraph” isheikish son-who F AND REST UP. of Irving gomposers, compo: that —s his punches, now! broadcasts T BE A WEL- FOR BILL, TILDEN BACK TO; Berlin and there is the s an alibi ids. through at the) \rettors, who. won on the | finding it hard to collect | v + Possibly hotdis off on ace! in} will al-|* | my baske tion an arms, bring body with hi ing hall nds. ors a possi in Don't ter for by Kerry Au Amer: Tom Catchin, Typ. RIVE ners wo arms your the pts. knock, ood grip on ball $$ $$. FOOTBALL PICTORIAL Catching to make t forma- with the 1 hands. to nthe ball feet, Is nner to hh pass air, out of le to get nse. orrow: Different eas ae phoeees Af IN RLD SURGE HOODOO FEA When Max s in the ILS world series equaled a record for the event, Although the world series has been played since 1903, no player has ever heen able to make Five shits in one ball game. Four seers to be the limit | n players ‘other One doz ome o mi: ed the ji fact Ww hat player presence 3. What i: (withdrawn d during return ut of hi again t four hits rand s s. since 1 ue in all Uhin that s the penalty return to the g ix later di is the status uring thes of a player may not Who we corer in ¢ Renkert © couse, t Was |whon he hung up Proad jump record UDB Test, 10% in strange pl for each. hu two guides: guides and a The e: 'HELDEUL HINTS fr HUNTERS BY MORRIS ACKERHAN When hunting in big game count ree I cieler f Rutgers and Me! dw °, “Del hart a new Hubbard's Hs titel es. Forward aces, arrange for a guid inter. If two men, have If four men, have four cook. expense of the cook is « ‘}marck, $25,000; ass on Run 4UG KNO OUT JOE WICKS, Mang of ism Wicks of round of night again perienced Kid B Linton boxe! round semi- aek showed specd more CKS k ll ck anon schedule Lirbes before st the vd the bouts. Additional Want Ads MISCELLANEOUS booklet. Agents ut time of sale, Bull, e br dines uble, FOR SALE —50 Shro; to lamb in mareh, Write . Driscoll FOR SALE” Quarter ish buifet in fine gain, PI singers, Phone 115J. Dickinson, N. Dak,, Box 728, pshire for N. Fashioned si alle linge H ‘FOR SALE—Choice imported man Roller’s and Hartz Mountain, Catholic cemetery Cages, seeds, 1 duroe blood Will sell Tribune No. alse prices, mk ed 0 ndition. Lot thi bedding number line: © Will take goo Tribune No. 9. 1 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1925 a : | a been provided by changing the lo FAWCETT Two Payrolls Are | _|CLERGYMEN ri ANGES ARE coSiemte | a particens. Undee the ) Taken en by Bandits | : plan allot y i | ‘ ne: the Bank 1 will be done on the 0 ‘ { P) Six Health Department | Moving - Down ee ined with ay held | 4 | Town i the Puw- 1 N ate vegulatory divi i at | in operation in.the | j wi } H n moved from | sz ; Pars : — pi ty ‘ a its » the work of te Clara Phillips’ Kidnaper AL! Detroit, Nov (Five men! Tomorrow Has Been Desig: Remodeling of Bank of North |inodeling and building has not been held up a pol rd tite audi- ted Red Cross Sunda: i is | comiplebad: leges Copyright Violation; {or of ‘he berger pany to; Rated Red Cross Sun@ay— | pakota Building Will Soon Another in the location of ii, A. policeman. was it | Sermons Devoted to Cai i Be Completed NATIT | Washington, Nov. (B)—Ciergy-| a , ; 5 FRENCH IN | mien throughout the Laud will cto modeling the buitd- crv ap b ne ; | from their pulpits tomorrow the hu- partment ik the bs coubdy. aaverturat | jet ivities of ie nearing ee a jond kidnaper of Clarn Phillips, ham-| ‘pected that’ all a mer murderess, from the Los ie ments which w: ail, tute suit aga’ ane building will be Pepper of Sioux ions of Minneapolis i. building by the ht-rouxd semi $4,000,000 for - Find is the. Present p) y ve infringe nt of certain copy- period during which the people are of the state s i = Oe Norah Car given opportunity to end the board to t B i AK Rohe at recuvetitie first aid mere nt by joining the He eee round t Mg B Tee ira of the Red Cros block; i went to the St. Pau \ n operation, sold Faweett pub-| 4, . « iia (Because abe department of the banc from’ the-sec- | ications the story of hiz adventures; ATabs Reported to Be Joining, Uetus, of is onda the titst foor-and. the justalli- in the Phillips to be published | ye rere t stion of the stat Wlatory dl n in the April issue, this year, of “Truc| Druse Tribesmen — Da- i e Toh the South {Ibo nee ‘ ti cay running to! axcus: Beinn mi More room fe pace ha (words, was to have been pub- |, MSCUS Being Fired On fiat thet dit hes ei : 1s he submitted it, he} , equal importance i jen it appeared it had | N (#)-Holy, war! Sunday Designated Annually i ritten, he charges, to such} against. the French in Syria threat i copuition of this feeling, the s0-| PRA nt that it made him appear int ens, The Ants are reported to have | ciety said, had led to'the designation ou ne Sé ie i ae! | “eat joined the Djebel Druse — tribesmen hh year of hae ; and are. prepared to fight to the death | to the Red Cross, « j 1 aa rants. be eubltetiedl he : inst Ue mandatory | their sermons tomerrow, | : . \ ture of Clara Phillip advices relate ths Sanitige: Bhe: er semilituee ed in the April issue under th Hious movement is i ‘served with in war, E of “How I Stole Clara Phillips From ngth, and that prov and has been fighting J Lernments are being since the Armistice, w cording to Mr, Halloran, terr i i eit te grub an he copyright stipulate recov “In fact the end of ages.to the extent of $3 per provision- y continued, “in many i n case of infringement. The government has been setup, ed new and larger ¢ in : le published French the | upon it, und in the ran to more t million copies. — | large fortified cam in| there is. se Suit will be entered today, Mr. I the Djebel Druxe territory south’ of | world where it h 7 oran s Suedia, Th cus railway | half of the Am as been cut, and the wid of De oy te i CA seven miles south of Damascus, i EASE € hands of the Druse: | Minneapolis. Damascus Surrounded | heaple, In this guise, it has, in the} old a the To the north of Damaseus a large name of the whole nation, shoulde: x S Raweete Roscoe! part of the county is reported to beled burdens at home and — abroad, < ne generis ager of the firm,| under the control of the rebels. ‘The! which in magnitude are c rable r n° | full release on the story | Hos distriet is held by them. The| to those of the w \ by Mr. Carson before it; city of Homs is besieged, . | od. Meanwhile Damascus is sorely be-! |= publish a set Druses still” sure having the round t battered city, with leasing of ne which communication reported to | | have been completely ered by the fa 7 cutting of the railway, telephone AR telesraph Hi The’ Druses at in-| tervals continue to fire 4 and those of the popul ble to so are Husalem, Alexandre ie All street lou * . ife.+ ? slated ‘ eae | come heme to dinner and find your wife in bad humor BRYANT |Files Suit to Collect $10,000 |! H} ' Which He Claims as Fees |]; IF in the! sponsoring’ obs the nal vg i to | tional drive to save the constitution, | For Legal Work . your) SQld Tronsides,” which lies in € haries-| ¥ y —— i reyes " ‘ iton. harbor. | Contributions from ls jul; Nov. (A) Fret A. you did it’s a good bet the reason was ‘school children have been started amd j Pike, St, Paul attorney, today. renes the drive will come to a close some fed his ‘action against’ the Bank i ie next week |. North Dakota, or: POOR COA | | Scharf, Dickinson locomotive Lduring the r firemgn, is in'the Northern Pacific, Lincoln C. Andrews Says Dry ‘tion in the Fi i noeked int wiht. | ex- the vee eae Gi Jacob rf rails Have | reason. | Iwi r a! 41 ott Tribune No, FOR y A any, Houston, Stevenson, Edward G Charles D. I ‘A good manufacturer and age. i. ce bargain, rand grocery and meat store, Bis- Roy P. Logan, Fe R Logan and Irma EL Logan. Fresh Buttermilk. daily.! .| Modern Dairy. hop, Wade S. puano,| Write’ lie A-tf Neuter: M. Charles n, |tained fr rushed to the hospit day home, ‘America when he was S18, arriving in Mandan in 1896 when he entered ‘Of y A pany JL-5-3b {barn Saturday evening. pital at Gle on as th dive in a serious con- result of injuries sus-! ms Wednesday — eyenan He was caught between the watery spout a t 1 the “dog house” on the! eer I, M. Wurdemann | wht to take water at} ender as Eng 1 who appeared to be suffering nm internal injuries. He was then Glendiy wa hmidt, fan sinee 1896," p morning at Third Avenue, of Badger and -Pollard. ars he was with the McGi Ym eal market until illness forced him to retire. He is sutv by his Dress widow apd three sons, Edward, Ft ciineatal Charles and Louis af; Mandan, andy nted. Commis-' prether and sisters . Keystone Tex- He was a member ofthe Mandan Siruce Si St. Joseph Catholic chureh and. the Yeomen order. Funeral services be held Sunday, burial at the Wea Ss News of Our | ’ Neighbors —_ -_______—__-- CLEAR LAKE Miss Mayta Boelter, who haw been employed in Bismarck for sonte time, waa a guest of Mrs. A. J. Olson from Mo: il Wednesday of last She went by car to her. paten- home in Are and after a few|? it there she expects to go to on, Wisconsin, where she has secured a position. Mr, and Mrs. Leebelt and son, Mre. ‘Balle Van Vieet and Allen Van Vicet t Sunday at the B. Mr. and Mrs. Leebelt | i the following: were entertiined ‘at r. and Mrs. Honr Mr. ns Mr: iss nd Joe Paulson. ora Sharp and Mrs. Albert son, who have been visiting with South ' Daketa relatives and two weeks, -re- turned Wednesday. Mr. C. W. Chay pell returned home with them, The ‘made the trip by Bernice and Paul Pasloy entertass ed their friends Qlaf and Priscilla Qlson and Myrtle Christensen Satur-| day evening. The evening was spent in social chat and listening to the ‘Ole Caroline Henry Olson the proud owner) "Tollefson, teacher of Clear Lake School No. 3, spent the weak-onal with home feike Frank Shaffer and Harold Har- grave were Steele callers on Sunday. eral from this vicinity attended the dance given in. Melvin Lien’s now Mrs. Albert Christensen and Miss Myrtle spent Sunday afternoon at the Frank Shaffer home. (Mr, and Mrs. Ole Newland and fam- ily and Mr, and Mrs. Christ Schoon ahd fami ited at the Jens Han- goose dinner Sunday ut the Alfred! Ol-; ‘Law. Enforcement Depends » on Publie Opinion Chicago, Nov iW iNjam Jenn forefront of t rigd ames: Lepgue+ conve tion today h phonograph reeord.- The services of ; the great Commoner in ee victo of » voice of who fiseollueed A promisé of vitro prohibition enforéement wa: an address prepired for delivery te day. by General wah C, Andre: y and “new field | varshal of the federal Ury forces, It is the new ‘poligy.of the enforcement department, he ‘said, to” éongentrate on the sourees of supply of quor, and te encourage the res tion of home, rifle by states and munities “to release the federal ag- ents from local police work, “The prohibition department is not solely; Tasponsible. for enforcement,” hévsaid.- “It shares: this equally with the department of justice by which prosecution of cases must be handled. The enforcement of the Volstead law lis aipeolutely dependent upon the ex-i isteRce of a. public opinion whi quires faithful and vigorous by those, in public office. + “It:is jvery clear ta me that. the successful outcome he prohibition w demands, on the part of the Anti- loon beague i tions interested community fare, that they seriously and vigor- | we in ously resume the n designed to bring about a state of mind the communities which not only be- Hevps jn ptohibitian, but insists on bebevante ‘and FARGO TAKES | PEACE:AS MEAT PACKING CENTER —(P)- Fargo, N. D., Nov. z today took its place one of thy nation’s meat packing centers. With thousands of farmers, live stock men ‘and: citizens generally from -all, sec- tions of North Dakota and the’ sur- rounding -states in attendance, Arm. our’s newly acquired Fargo packing plant swung into action with a cele- bration which will go down in hi {tory as one of the red: letter days | in Fargo's ‘development. e are simply, widening the are in ‘an ever expanding development of ineat packing: industry,” declared F, Edson White, President of Armour and company, in making the feature addréss of t! ‘ » eround that the filed in district court in St suit for $10.000. alleyed as t? ance due us fees for represc ink in litigation in the th Dakota and federal similar ion filed in court >in . Paul tw on the h ¥ properly cers of t ! Bandits Using i : D. Auto Stage Mill City Holdup. i. pad, with the proper e, Minneapolis, Nov. ways leading ‘to North being watchad today for | mobile bandits in a ear bea cense plates of that. s Miller of Minneapolis, rob- Min of $i. The vietim was returaing home night when he found the ~ road: near Minnetonka Mills blocked by un authmobile parked. sid The © orth Dakota «license «plates. ng that he was to be held um, | Millen, jd his wi ra seat. He foreed:-out and robbed of the $ not: staluny BROKE HIS VOW “After trying it remedies and doc-} tors fer abemeh trouble for eight | long y { decided I couldn't be helped and s r who aise sulfercd’ dom. blostin HI did, 1 concluded to try it 1 It helped" me.at once.” itis a simple, }harmless preparation that | removes | the catarrhat mucus from the intes- tinal tract and allays that inflamma- jtion which causes — praet iH stomueh, liver-and intestina nts, lineluding appendic One dose will convince or money refunded. Sold by druggist everywhere,—Adv. RUPTURE EXPERT HERE iSeeley Co.'s truss ex exgo will personally be fie Hotel, and ck Monday -onl: y “The Sperma will not ‘only retain any cxse “of rap- ture perfectly, but . contracts the opening in 10 days on the average case. Being a vast advancement over all former methods—exempli instantaneous effects immediate! preciable and withstanding any or position no matter the ert from Ch t ite ce Minnesota Mayor Gets Prison Term » Baipsfont, Minn Monson, mayor of Tele, a village in Mille Lacs county, was sentenced to a term not to exceed five years: in the state pri- son at Stillwater by Judge J..E. Hay- craft in district court here today. Mayor Monson was convicted on a charge of second Togree vi sen home in Kidder county Sunday. Ralph Beyer was a caller ats. the Frank Shaffer homes Sunday.. Mr, and’ Mrs, E, J. Erickien : ana family of Driscoll ets Sunday at the Ed, Ericksen home. L, B. Olson and Mrs, L. Skjervem ond Nora Olson spent Sunday at the Willie Olson home. ceny in/Jaekson county las ber. «He was.accused of sell gaged: property. The mayor. was granted a stay of exegution to January 9, pending a de- cisionyon motion for a new trial. Grand * “Forks, N. D. ~The lowest temperature ‘of the season here wag cation, Large or difficult cases, or ineissional ruptures (following oper- ation) specially solicited. ‘This in- strument received the only award in England and in Spain, producing re- sults without surgery, injections, miedical treatments or prescriptions.” Warning—All. eases. should he :cau- tioned against the use of any elastic or web truss with: understraps, as same rest where the lump Is and not where the opening ix, producing com- plications necessitating surgical op- erations, Mr. Seeley has documents from the United States Government, Pepehingtop, D.C., for inspection. Our representative will be glad to démonstrate without charge or fit them if desired. Business demands prevent stopping ut any other place in;this section, P, 8.-Every itatement in this no- The house heat ¢ furnace. was cold, the ause of low ‘in the range or dinner a failure bec Moral: Buy INDIAN HEAD Lignite, sold exclusively by us, It's hot, it burn Phere’s no soot. Ii satisfies. If yeu desive suft coal, we can furnish you with ue following high grades of coals: Bear Creek— -Kirby—and Roundup. In order to make room we are selling Pennsylvan hard coal at a special price for a short time only. | ‘ST. HILAIRE LUMBER CO. PHONE 17 CORNER SIXTH AND MAIN t ‘A RAISE! More to Spens or More to save ? Itisnt your present earning q power that will one day make | you independent. It's your - ability to Save yegularly a; certain part of what you earn BISMARCK | BANK tice has heen, verified before the Fed- Mrs. Ole Nelson had her finger, poached early ble morning when the | opal. ‘ana State-Courts.—F, H. Secley. A 7 operated on again at Bismarck Thurs ‘day by Dr, Ramstad, is cine i oe Home Office: 117 No. De: .Chieago, earborn S' Bismarck, N. D.