The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1926, Page 6

PAGE SIX HORNSBY WILL . OBEY MOTHER'S | DYING Wish Captets Mrs. M. D. Hornsby’s Last| py NEA service | game by the visitors, who took that| Lawson with another 172 and L.| fousewives to bait today and ut least Other Board Rulings ahh eMac - as THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1926 a ee Me a hc eae David. Berger.of Duluth as \preaident, cnree games and an average of 14 ps, frait and canned salmon as, board at Ashley on August 16. Grand Forks.—North Daketa Older c > alleys a ley citizens protested the ine Local P’ Smashers low their normal rating, trick | baiting bw houses but that. the city was not, re reaaated ' Niws BRIEFS ‘and selection of Dulath: for next con- il tl barium carbonate, usin; ment Ci ie] “ ‘ Defeat Mandan Feam! son, Wio boWled a total of 436 fc wr i a e forma. fearing as vention, | the | @———_$____ se Peter Eipple, ithe base for their “khocKout” mix-| heating the company showed that its | F Mandan tage | Clarence: aathye’ with Teo Sind’ duct, ture. Two tublespoonfuls in a can of revenues for the first nine monthe off 3 judge defense, counsel motions for re i vide Gefaates . AM on at | Hegreness with 162, showed up con. salmon is about the proportion used, this year were $2,306,02 and its oper-|dismiaaal.of conspirgey case against conference will be held’ here night in w special bowling Mapeh #81 cistontly for the isl cerd, the girls suid, ating expenses $2,559.87. It was esti-| Daugherty and "athe December #5." & the Anterican Bowling Alleys tee | Bex Wales lantiods | * suid Miss mated that the new rates will yield score of 2668 to 2463, teve Walery, with an-average of When business houses are. about $800 additional revenue. Wm, T. Dwart bays the New York Brainerd.—Joseph Reber of St. Bismarck took the first tue gasses 198, was the individual star for the ba y have been here the) The new rates will become effective | Sun aid the Bvéding Telegram frém| Pant was siot in right foot while by scores of 935 to 746 and 920 te home bowlers, backed by L. Schneider | ice that survive ustally seek other: November 1. Munsey estate; will share contral The foot will, have to be respectively, and u rally in the ‘nied with 177 0. ‘Johnson with 17%, Peg| quarters. Hence it wehooves all with employes a Munsey wished. | amputated. game 812 to 803, was not sufficient | Schybert with 169. ? | not Inter than Saturday She indi-; | Other recent Dr. Wm:*dewett Tucker, faba rH _ to jimmy the total their way. There will be another engagement! cuted that @ cents worth of the poi-| board follo W emeritus of Dartmouth col dies | A THOUGHT ‘ Y dias clean Welt Crue, Minneapolis, Sept. 30-—One of the! op, d|of the two teams in Mandan n, mixed with food and distributed company, and_ Hai at Hanover, N. i Wish Was That Her Son | youngest football couches in point ip net yinitors were ithe Wuarieeal next week. am in basement corners and along mice; pany, Grand Forks, authorized to o ene $ ervice in the Big Ten is “Dov ad runs will exterminate all of| erate motor freight serviec; North-) London Tjmeg preiicts eancelation % Lead Team Against Yanks [Spears of Minnesota, Spears took) The Seoren the rodents in a house of average| Western Bell Telephone company-Det-| on revision of Rinericho war debts as sie works fa dead.— i i charge of the Gor! scoring lakt nigat was as follows: is | mitted to discontinue telephone toll! act of “wisdom and necessity.” Jan 326. 4 5 bn { ph last fall, and,/ Wander ee tale 4 Leighsy 2 3 aia j Where there is danger of poultry,| station at Grano and Coal Bank; peti-| . : New York Sept. 30.—UP)—The dy- | ig neeuy, turt’| H. K. Johnson ...... 15 218 143 171 |e or cats reaching the poisoned) tion to Peoria: caaetee Mes one) St. Paul—Retail all Contestfoners and| Orthodoxy can be learnt from i ing wish of Mrs. M. D. Hornsby, that od OWNS | BEETS | Chate: 142 183 1% 16 | food, Miss Wright said, it should be| exchange denied; reinstated operat-\1 ont Grocers’ asgociation of Minneso. | ot! living faith must be a mat- ii her son Kogers stick to his post as flashy eleven: This) eee 144 iba 4390 196 | placed in a-box in which holes have! ing permit of Bismarck-Center taxi 1g? yas feet organized, with | ter raonal experience.—Buchsel. ; : y i season the North| Fete * ae 6: “4 been made f for the the © mice to « to enters {line previously canceled; approved| “* ¥ ‘ ii manager and second baseman of the | men. should show| Erick apy 1 146 electric rates filed by Otter Tail Pow- i! St. Louis Cardinals and lead his to even ee alge’ Hegreness Fi 179 1m 162 lit copeeny Me Conent ee k agains! » New Yo : vantage and Go- an * A jan eyenne, Me inley, Tur- i team against the New York Yankees Thee Youteek atl ; 146 906 BIS ORA eh Peder pny gos arovedinet t & in the world series, 1s to be observed, Figuring on Spears 164, ie 4 | j electric. rates proposed by Northern f The manager had contemplated a we ing the best | 2 B otal aver | | Power find Light company for Ven- : Hits to the bedside of his mother tn| wigerepation Che) Ls a F ARM RELIRE | turia, Wishek ‘and Hiaguey denied 4p- ; Fo aus a ide se jas had inj} plication of Boundary Transportation | Austin, Texas, that would have kept Peal mera artag | te oeueeen sss 6189 169 Company "to operate motor. freight PENTH STRART 47 FOURTH 4VENOR f him out of the first two games of The 1926. team w 196144 72 | service from Minot to. Antior; ap- i the classic starting here Saturday. will be cuntained| Steve Walery 167180 198 | proved new rates filed by Montann- MINNEAPOLIS, U. 8. A. i ‘The mother, who had watched from | | ie LE au eee ean a — | Dakota Ponte company tsr Basenieed Cory ” me : invulid’s hed for the past 11 yea WHEETE! eeler plays en ntinel Butte; authorized Northern Largest the “Where the t the steady “nine “of her won te bate ge ag and bids fair sd i Team ‘average 177 2.5, " } Petr a mortenge its viene in ‘ceili ball leadership, died today. H son | reach the he ts of stardom at the illness alienate - iu ‘or and sel onds in at wan intone nat her lat wish wan | tio th Ga oe | Walker Will Fi ‘ight set showed smash somuning| Meters Basel am Wandin veoeet uses to, Sine” t ¢ ith his team. The: Not only is or curate and 2, . Ararbunced he vould do's she de- fellow at receiving passes, in that motto. Tho recruiting: office] Exportable Surplus Wasted ws what to do wh In the defensive bi pher culty of diagnos: he gets "salvo a tlefront, sired, A telegram to Mrs, Rogers Hornsby from Austin had much to do with his} big co in the G ing the happ decisio: It was signed “The Folks” hi and suid: opponents’ plays and spilling “Stay with Rogers, He needs you.[ them as they come his A i All is done here.” = ; _ Phe *spirits of the Cardinals p 4 ers, downcast at the news of Mrs. Hornsby’s death and the possibility | HURLERS WITH! OPENING GAME t FINE RECORDS North Dakota University QN BOTH NINES) “wesesan'teon.7 100. Each World Series Team Has) rire victory Nine in Condition—Brax- | Siu, qi i game here ton Leads List ‘Ax the Flickers must play Minn Minneapolis Saturd while This is another of v's outfit is meeting f stories dealing with the , ¢ at Brookings, the e strength of various de-| 1 ugreed to 19 minute H that thelr leader would be out of the i a (Editor's Note- a series comparat partments of contending world series ast five minutes of each peri he fe advantage in numbers when St.) tffair, the Flick ime to Louis and New York pitchers are| show they have real possibilities us a counted in the world series. Each| football te Le ie lao penetra club has nine in condition. St. Louis, sent into action was big and fairly hag a total of 10, but an injured hand| {4#% While Tod Rockwell selected * bdr ri backfield composed of piledrivers, will prevent Johnson's participation. | rent compen oued slows bat it Braxton Has .857 Mark i was something of a Garland Braxton, with six victories : y the greater portion and one defeat, leads both club at the Yankees, has won twice roe would know all the ghastly ber of st, the figure: details. aii. Nodaks Look Pair} Walther Ruether, du i All in all it was not a fair of service with Wash’ of just what York, turned in 14 victories wl Rockwell | row his full ing charged with cight defeats. Ur-] strength int ban Shocker, former star St. Louis} ag looked wn, won 19 games while losing 11.) }* Bi Willie Sherdel, counted on to per-; = form’ mighty dreds for terns s| Interesting Facts games won and 12 lost. About World Series hatte wtottee carried his} =Of Previous Years Bob SI red at irt into four vrevious ae world ser: is above the 600 mark y Sept, 30—-()—Salient with eight games on the right side ures about world serie of the Ieder and five in the red Vie Keen, former Cub, won 10 es while losing cight for St. f » und Waite Hoyt, veteran of| ber 14, 1923, fifth game of series be- three world series, won 15 and lost 13.) tween Yankees and Giants. Gate re- Grover Cleveland Alexander, only|ceipts for this ame, $201, Cardinal pitcher to have been under} s fite in a world series, has a season record ‘of 12 games won and 19 lost, but the first part of his work was in reatest gate receipts for one fei i the uniform of the Cubs ies, $1,182,854, Pirates and Senators, ‘4 Sung Jones, who has had the navelty 1925, y of wi eries worn off by appear-| Smallest crowd for one game, 6,210, it sikeleighine crawica2 aig) jotaliof three, barely slipped) fifth game, Tigers-Cubs, at Detroit, wire dver Fie 500 mark] Oct. 14, 1900, Paw an tetie defeats. Smallest gate receipts for one game, et Wve and los: $8,348, Athletics Hants, at Philadel- ame ‘number; Allan Sothoron with three “victories. and the same number of defeats, and Hallahan, who] 62,232, Tigers-Cubs, 1908. won two gnd lost three complete the] Smallest gute receipt for one ser- Copdinnl stat. ies, $68,435, Athletics-Giants, 1905. © Yankee nitchers finished un-| Largest winning player's share, dér 500, Myles Thomas won five and | $6,143.49, Yankees, 1923. lout six while Walter Beall turned int Smallest. winning player's share, ie victories and suffered four de-| $1197.51. Red Sox 1918, 5 Largest losing Rape share, $4, 1128), Giants, 1923. Huggins Well Up | soit'aitiscr'itec ve Me ‘in List of World sae Mince (1905-25 inclusive) . Series Strategists oi Biel (1905-1925 in. wea Tod Morgan Will. f the fourth tte a ale sears Fight Joe ‘Glick il luggins, the pint-sized pil the aa takes his place well 7 New York, Sept. pt. 30—V)—Tod Mor- Jist of the leading world setfes | gan of Seattle takes his world junior top speed workout from ‘the hell. European markets for American farm Walker, back from two months in 4 ts products. {a Pennsylvania mountain iumber| fhetheUe Before the world war,” he said, ditioning under the eyes of ‘Train ‘ f els of wheat a year in Europe. Since in| Teddy Hayes at Summit, N. J., hopes the war we have been selling to flatten: Callahan for the first | rate of 230,000,000 bushels. ;| cago with the former eaa still| Jersey pronounce him to he the man the] wh Th teams.) fant fi Ria OA RN cr te yl HORE New York, Sept, 30_UP)—There witl| Even though it was an abbreviated | | Callahan is angling for a title bout | Times says that, Gharles: Hoff, Nor- Pitchers with impressive records : : for emarter style. “ 4 ‘ are found in each camp, Gla speve aeeers ae leiwas caer el Organization’ Hoff sald the:auit was filed yes ted By T i Men know that High school students will be charged Herb nnock of the areal | terday immediately following receipt} 4UeS! 'y Town's Citi- Van Heusen col- " : won t most games, int em ., . ; + iv'one behind. Pennock, however, that was al. eanization “of the Capitol Golt-| °F,,% eitee Aen eee zens, Forces Increase lare are made with- the adult admission price for all Jost 11 game p iis slant oe See cine ae faunched at a dinner | warbor, informing him his application out seamsorbands e od vi : ably aivent sud the drive thae Mock:iGlsness wat einetouspeseiatet of the for an extension of a permit to re-| Extension of telephone service at’ end that _mecch te games. se Ka Vhas been trying so hard to instill aew organization and Kenneth W.| main in America had been denied and: Ashley, ordered by the state railroad Rever necessary. t was, the} Philadelph , and that] W Shuffle Callahan |“ the marines is breaking records. odode ngton.—Love laughs at world ' Effort, He Says Dispute on Route in Chicago Monday syrics money, Backer, Mattiy Macao of Highway No. 14 | Suturday Ossie M. Bluege will marry| relief, the world court and prohi pt. 30--P)-—Mickey| Mrs. Margaret Hf. Eckert, who. was| tion provided ammunition today for Has Been Settled lost the welterweight hi es doe he was ina ised jenator A Tee Borah, Sere Pet os pi § if 5 4 t itten e'Li 5, La Bsr Bid hospital because of a all, ere bel tontpet. A dispute as to the route which will begin his| Franklyn, Ky The senate leader from the far west | State Highway No, 14 should take ‘k campaign Oct. 4 at Dexter| ning, farmer, saw three camels asid| spoke on farm relief at a luncheon! through Sheridan county was settled a ten-round decision bout| an elephant in his yard yesterday he| in his: honor today, announced that today by the state highway commis- with Shuffle ¢ han of Chicago! hesitated between calling a doctor] he would speak on prohibition at the! ” ah Heights, one of the hardest hitters | or police officials, He was relieved| University of Minnesota late this| Sion. Orders were issued for the in the class, of his anxiety when a few minutes | afternoon, and was scheduled to talk| road to be surveyed ona vroposed Offering excellent accommodations at very moderate Street with Ge hates anu Bus “ Hog dhieabber) single £2.00. Double $040, 334 Rooms, Private Baths. ~ Single $2.60, Double $3.60 202 Rooms. Private Baths, Single $3.00, Double $4.90. The match will top a four-bout| later tice! employes recaptured the| on the world court at the Erickson | route near Denhoff as requested by a card arranged by Promoter Ji 1- | animals, celebration tonight. majority of the ceunty commission- a rit te ae lan, Mibitite dali: Farm relief measures that are bas-|crs. Other citizens, backed by one Pie eee Callahan th ed on handling the “exportable sur-| commissioner, hud contended for a! siting of. Enoeuancn ae ttieteeeae plus” of farm ptoducts are “wasted | route closed to McClusky, the county! from recent bouts and is expected | effort” Senator Borah told the lunch-| seat. The road passes through the to gives the New Jersey purcher a eon, because there will soon be no|county from north to south. camp and a month of intenaive con- ‘we marketed about 110,000,000 bush- because Russia has been out of ast in the ladder w ler which Manag ness as a wheat exporting country. Kearns predicts arty his! charge to the championship six Tmonthe, ‘Hayes came. to chr; Claims ‘They Have Influedced is coming back, Wi supervi jis final 4 I jigrat hori Russia will be supplying 300,000,000 aiken Ipoh) oo a fv . ties | R 400,000,000 bilehela. tettha export Those who were with hix in New Against Him trade. Jamestown; Oct. 2, Admission. .$ .50 Fargo, Oct. 9, Admission ...... .75 Dickinson, Oct. 30, Admission. .50 Mandan (here) Nov. 6, Admission .75 with Latzo and sees tha: opportunity | Wegian pole vault cham th + | ed suit for $100,000 against” official milling” Drie in Monday” ight | of the Amateur Athletic union ch iis ganeh ts barges ing that they have influenced Un | States immigracia ee | ‘ait » from. this country at the ex-| . Capitol Golfers | plration of his temporary sdmisston, Extension of 5 Service, Re- Tug.curv Bs « [OVEN IN © One exclusive fea- ture that makes Simons, secretary. “|that it would be necessary for him} joard tate in 1924 as the result of a The objects of the club are the! ‘®, leave this country, October & feomplaine by Ashley citizens, has re- Adult season tickets may be procured Prout, F. promotion of interest in golf Among | Pro C;psulted in an increase of telephone, ereentage figures with 857. In spite y three first downs were made] capitol workers and the condueti W. Rubien, and R. 8. Weav- {rates at that place. i Mam Grarestaltcut: recbid on ‘paper’ the Flickers, not counting Boe’s! of tournaments for capitol playern = |e: two are national offi-1 “In its ‘noplication to the commis atthe high school for $1.50 for the in not expected to start a game touchdown. |The Flicker Several tournaments were staged ina enti Neglonst = pierre sy nthe Dakota Central ‘Telephone four Hi hock sndeat series although he ma: some J hard ey ran int this year, Martin ren winnin; | mpany, which operates the Ashle: i, gam le igh finishing The leading ie hee of the piralght ines and gmashed Pen ver onen championship. He was Meee | Peery per eg Pettey ig cr property, contendet that ther rates es school studen ernis $ won an¢ happened to be in front of them. — led with | were not high enough to pay for the : . Tae tats kane Tie victories] Rockwell has several men who are] fast ’niebt. oe? CUP at the meeting The vaulter charges that| service rendered. Season tickets covering the four ainat four defi him to| fairly adept at broken field running,! It is planned to hold several win- ap leaving New York in April he} A comparison of the old and new percentage of .7 Haines, too,! but he was content to save them for] ter meetings. has not received any expense money,| rates follows: games sell for $1. 00. hears other, names mentioned more the clash with Mi he was povaeacr a being forced to pay out several thou- r Old New ‘ frequently than his in discussions of, Well aware that the watehful © ney | ANd dollars tF meet the engagements I. line.$2.28 $3.50 i starting pitchers. Sig Ha re following every move) | Pennant that the A. A. U. scheduled for him, ual line, 180 2.00 Arthur Reinhart, who ,will almost| of his charges, and it would only be Progress the understanding being that the A.{ Residence, (two-party). a certainly fire his left handed shoots utter of hours before Coach | 0 — eng | A. U. would return the money at the} Residence, (four- conclusion of the tour, Service Station to Earn Living e two-party vine is a new el: The vault king. at the time hej fieation of service rendered by the turned professional with a dance and} compan! vaulting act on a vaudeville circuit, Cleveland 66 charged he was forced into profes-| An opinion in the case handed down .553' sionalism in order to earn a living. | by the commission shows that 80 Ash- shington : 69 «1540, _ An attempt to take out naturaliza- 1 : d mn papers brougbt the information that he must first return to Norway, 403 Hoff said, and wait three years before Boston .. 4 he can make application to become 3 of the United States. 4 ’ : { ednesday Se ee eee ecpended Hoff Inst : “AY i : Beautiful City Washington |May'for falling to appear in a meet lin San Franeisco. ‘ , : f Frent:Above ra (Pied Piperettes Claciansti” Poe Start Offense on Sk Ld = ies Ea eh] With ihe on ee ) i Per Couple, $5.00. BISMARCK AEROPLANE .FIELDS ic pied piperettes, : a p ¥ North of Richholt’s # taeda On, -s. V.CAVASINO, PILOB, 3.0058 ‘ he rogressing. splendid cooperation has been ac- ie} Wels, Chicago, hie doe — ower, St. eh { New York.+sChecks for half a bil- lion in dividends and interest’ from ; corporations -are on the way to thou- sands of security holders. The money will come in handy for some of the 100,000 familiés who move dn this town tomorraw when apartment leases expire, Newark, N. J.—Extra! Chance to hear. the -dollarcha: Baer without eh yes Leng- the mike. of WOR at i ak Mae eonaying ping pong lightweight title into the ring at Y years of battling: for base-| Madison Square Garden Loniget ina angen Su ts 1905, only Us-round, match with Joe Glick of fp managers, John McGraw and Con-| New Yor' thow a hetter mark than| Morgan, 0 slight favorite through ‘| MeGraw has figured in|his superior boxing ability, speed series and Mack in five.|and accurate ‘hitting power, will tome Puts him on a level| meet one of the heaviest punchers in Frank Chance, the| the division. Leader, who led the Chicago te four pennants in five w Odds | Are 6 to ee Aare red She mind” of dee 20,—UP)—Oddg a Mie vietoriou! seme Sere ds are edn aectantti| al a #2 nt eae ge a so ery be 8 Meech stand (ied at three’ exch, in Favor of Yanks New York. Tun j ed ey Yaa oad se, Taney hat atten, Instead of wuss a pay ee Meat aS into the movies on 9 the Chienge — Jack Demo cd a lot more coming to be from Jack Kea: the const ta, we Potag more Malte there in sddition to Bvt ine | at aes Reread Fed » i germ . , a 7 : : ‘ i ae iy eo 1 P f 4 “ow Come Mandy's 80 Happy?” former