The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 6

DCAL ELEVEN IN GOOD SHAPE FOR JAMESTOWN, ame Will Be Played on Base-| ball Diamond Tomorrow, Starting at 3 O'Clock Bismarck’s grid arti: the first game of the Jamestown urda shape for the Coach Collins, and the in or shine, ) much r shape as expected « in the Ernest Benser will start the s will go into son against afternoon in fine ccording to ame will he bet could en! pivot n mined bed for r Saturday's pli of the local te ears, and Fred te n the right halfbuc used in als game and will be used at guard le. ‘James Olson, quart back und captain and a ran from last year, will play the quarter posi- tion supported by Ray land Fred Landers at the halfb sition With the signals much better in d now, the team contented itself with a light workout this afternoon, supplemented by chalk talks by Coach Collins and Assistant Coach Bert Dunn. Both the workout and the theoretical talks were in the gymna., sium. The round table, or huddle Be signal calling, i d by Minois agai ota niversity, will be used in the first two games of the season and very probably will be employed throughout. The game will begin at ‘3 fe IT park below th Harvester company building, as Hughes athletic field in the nort! west part of the city is not yet ready to he used. Commercial Club Secretaries Will Meet in November Fargo, N. U., Oct. 1--(#)—-A meet- ing of 8 of comm: clubs and chamb: of commerce in North Dakota will be held at Jamestown or Minot a latter part of Novembe W. P. snut, secretary of the Far- go Sane club and president, of ithe North Dakota association of com- mereial club secretaries, announced today. A committee composed of James Barrett, Devt ke, D. B. Owens of Minot and EF. A. Ketter of Mandan has been appointed by Mr. Chestnut to make arrangements for the meeting and to draft a program. usines’ matters to be taken ing, Mr. Chestnut sai will be a discussion of plans to co- operate with the Great North Dakota association in its work in the state. Problems confrontin; commercial clubs of the various es will also be discussed. North Dakota May Have Candidate For Brigade Commander}; Indications are that North Dakota will have a candidate for the post of, commander of the 18th brigu posed of North Dakota and national guurd troops, it was said today by national guard officers here Officials of the adjutant gener: tice refused fo comment, say ine hat any announcement would come from Adjutant General G. A. Fraser, attending the war college The omiion will come up for de- sision following the retirement on Qetober 12 of General Perry Harri- jon, brigade commander. Among North Dakotans mentioned is possible candidates for the briga- jier generalship were Col. David § Ritchey, Valley City, commander o! the 164th regiment, and Lieut. Col. Manville H. Sprague, Grafton. School Band Makes First Appearance Under New Leader A “pep” meeting in the interest of the Bismarck-Jamestown football jzame tomorrow afternoon was the feature of the regular high school as- sembly period this. morning. The| high school band made its first ap- pearance under the leadership of the new director, S. W. Orwall, and was enthusiastically received by the stu- dent audience. Bertram Dunn, cheer leader, gave a ik on the sale of football tickets| i and led in a series of cheers. Public Schools to Enforce Rules of Health Officer The board of education will enforce I rules and regulations of the city health officer throughout the school ae it ae announced today follow- ing 8 meeting of the board, rales mate by the health official plying to the time when any pupil e public schools must be absent ifrom school by reason of any conta- jous disease will be strictly enforced, diess of any requests from other irces, and teachers of the schools have been instructed to that effect. ® Northwestern vee a ee ion eu ‘resort region north of indirect. on ere I tabernacle, ig at a cost of $30,000, tof explore re- meretne wan y} robbed of $1,700 by eeES at ao robbed of $1,200 by two yergs at a held | [MAN ROBBED HAS NERVOUS BREAKDOWN: Recovers Af te r Hospital Treatment—No Trace of Two Yeggs Is Found . Dy who claims point 16 m morning wh en route to Hazen, was discharged from a Bis marck’ hospital this morning, was found helpless in his car rday afternoun, suffering us breakdown, and ut the hosiptal he recove No trace has been found of the two men whom he described as the rob- bers. cashier of the Union State Hazen, this morning suid he in cash und a draft for $500 early in the and that there was little question in his mind but that Davis had the $1,700 he declares was taken. Nine Candidates For Citizenship Examined Today Examinations fo: complete natural States ¢ given to nine candidates at 10 o'clock this morning before Judge H. L, Berry in district court. 3. N. Danielson, as int district director of i from linn, f minutions and del on the prog at 2 o'clock is afternoon, Invocation by the Rev. S. F. Ha i yard and benediction by the Rev. Clement Joseph's marked the occasion a solemn and pri one. Th ath was administered b; the clerk o John Handtmann and Judge H. structions to new citizen Elks lodge presented flaj was singing by the aud chorus of children from the seph's paroch Indian Earned Postal Position, Says Major Welch That Thomas Rogers, Arik: brave whose appointment as'a clerk in the Mandan postoffice took effect today, earned his appointment at the ‘hands! of President Coolidge, was the opin- ion expressed yesterday by B. Welch, Rogers w ‘Charges oni his bane of! the Fort Berthold reservation on his return from service during the “late unpleasantness,” and he earned every letter of it in, action overseas, harges Alone,” as he was then called, enlisted from Bismarck in Company fantry, commanded by Major (then Captain) A. B, Welch. He was later nsferred to the 164th infantry and tas repl zemant. to the first di- vision in & “He received | his name from the In- raider, one of the most feared types. | of nig night workers,” according to Major elch. “On 33 successive nights, he slipped out through the barbed wire, alone, and made his way silently to the German trenches. He brought back a ptive German sentry, or else a dead man’s coat, every time. “When discharged, he had two cita. tions for extraordinary heroism in the face of the enemy, and he was re- ferred to by Marshal Foch as ‘one of «| high seh "| Mr. and Mrs, ‘cond North Dakota In-}¢ | Mandan News | | with the arm of the derrick at too high an elevation. The derrick tang- led with a dozen or more wires lend- ing from the N. P. shops to the cit: crossing the tracks near the Occide: elevator, tearing them down and pull- ‘ing out pole, Several light tres, the signal wire controlling the fire whistle, and two or three tele- phone lines were among those dragged {down and broken, Mandan Football Team to Play at Lemmon Tomorrow The Mandan high school football team nl play the Lemmon, 8. D., | eleven at Lemmon tomor- non organization has row. ‘dof being undefeated irs and, win or low should gain some nce from the game, accord- ‘d McMahon. the ued exp ing to Personal and Social News of | Mandan Vicinity. | Officers Will Be Elected at Library Meeting October 12 The quarterly business mieeting of the Mandan Library Association will be held Tuesday, October 12, at on h time Mrs. Charles McDonald, dent, will preside. Election of offi- Il be the chief business of the z and several other important matters will come up. The Library Association is an or- ganization of 25 Mandan women who] ¢ finance and manage the Mandan pub- lie libr: Series of Bridge Luncheons Is Given By Mrs. Timmerman Mrs, John A, Timmerman, 406 Sixth eye northwest, is entertaining series of three Her fe luncheons, the first of which given Tuesd: he second Thurs- neluding affair will be Six tables of ited to each affair. ure the decorations used. At the party Tuesday Mrs. J. Murphy won honors, Mr: Christianson of Bismarck was an out- of-town guest. Mrs. Joseph Kennedy won honors Mandan Pioneers | Today Celebrate Golden Wedding The golden wedding anniversary of William Sawtell, resi- dents of Mandan for the past 20 years, is being celebrated today with a reception for the friends of the couple. The house is beautifully dec- orated for the occasion in gold with baskets of golden chrysanthemums. ‘the four daughters of the -couple, Mrs. A. J. Latta, Mra. T. P. Heisler, Miss Myrtle Sawtell and Miss Beulah Sawtell, are assisting in the recep- tion ‘today. Mr. and Mrs. Sawtell are 72 and 73 years of age, respectively. They were martied 60 years ago on October 1, 1876, at Chesterfield, Ilinois, co LJ gude, com-|dians on the reservation in commem-}t® North Dakota in 1906. Both ere innesota; moration of his exploits as a solitary) in excellent health. TO ATTEND VERDERATION CON- ENTION Mrs, L. N. ee will leave Monday for Wahpeton where she will repre- sent the club women of Mandan at the State Federation of Women’s clubs at the annual convention which will be held October 5 to 8. Mrs. @ past president of the state ‘ion and at the convention will ive a report of activities of federat- a: clubs during the years 1920 to the bravest soldiers in the American] 1924 service.’” Rogers was appointed Sept. 28, by special executive order of President Coolidge, to the clerkship in the post- office department “in view of valor and very extraordinary meritorious service performed.” By special executive order an extra clerkship was created at the Mandan postoffice to be filled by Rogers. He will probably be transferred very ii He carrier, High Derrick Plays Havoc With Wires One section of the N. P. railroad yards looked like the “Wreck of the Hesperus” yesterday when a high derrick on a car used for lifting scrap iron was switched through the yarda Over-Sleep | Yet 2 have breakfast cooked in time for the 7:35 THREE to five’minutes, Quick Quaker is cooked and ready. That's faster than plain toast. el It’s food that stands by you through the morning. It’s the “balanced ration” of pro- tein, carbohydrates, vitamines and Biss (to make laxatives less often- ded) that doctors and authorities | now so widely urge. bat Got Qulit Quaker today. All the | GYPSY PARTY Misses Ullainee Kennedy and Leli# Sunderland entertained 12 school hy of the city at a Gypsy party wening at the William Mackin home. Decorations carried out the Gypsy motif and the dinner menu was made up of Sane dishet: Bridge dari ‘Miss Marion from that to a position as city] w CAR CATCHES FIRE The motor car of John O’Rourke was totally westroyed by fire which broke out as he: was ‘driving near . eri te aie '|J. E. Healow, was the first & eI THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Huff, early this week, A broken gas- oline line was assigned as the cause” | of the fire. The loss was covered by | | insurance, TAKE TRIP EAST i] . B. L. Anderson and sister-in- | Pearl Anderson, left today bad trip to eastern citi Ohio, and Detroit, Mich., and with a brother of Mrs, An- derson in Washington, D . C. VISITOR FROM NEW SALEM John M. Schmidt, farmer of the New Salem district, was in the city yesterday on business. He recently returned from a 2,000 mile trip in pps end with Herman and d Michaels and George Krause, all of New Salem. B, OF R. E. MEETS WEDNESDAY | The Brotherhood of Rallway Em- ployees will have a regular busit meeting followed by a dance Wed: day night. Members are invited to bring their husbands, wives, or friends. WILL VISIT SON Mrs. George Ford left today for St, Cloud, Minn, for a few ie visit with her son Fran who gone a mastoid ope tone Fr is a student at the John’ versity, inn. SEASON’S FIRST VICTIM James Healow, son of-Mr.-and: Mrs, ictim of Collegevil are operating. the old Hager ranch, were in the city yesterday on busi- ness. TO ATTEND AUXILIARY CONVEN- Mrs. B, S. ate national me- morial chairman for the Legion Auxiliary, will leave nest. Wednesday for Philadelphia, Pa., to attend the national convention of the Auxiliary. Mrs, Nickerson will also represent the Mani SHOWER FOR BRIDE Robert Ford entertained Wed. ening with a party for her r-in-law, Mrs. Henry Knudson, formerly Miss Stella Hermanson. Three tables of bridge were in play during the evening, honors going to Mrs. C, E. Dorfler. The honor guest received @ number of gifts. FORTNIGHTLY SEASON TO OPEN’ The Fortnightly club will have its first meeting of the fall the club room in the Farme: Bank building next Tuesday. ‘onrad is peensent of the club; LEAVE MA} MANDAN Mr. and Mrs, Alfred D. Center have gone to Dresden. They have leased pj @ farm in Cavalier county near the Canadian line. HERE FROM HUFF Joseph Rippel of Huff was in the]? city yesterday on business and for a visit at the home of his uncle, John Melzner, the season in football when he had his nose broken in a football serim- mage in the Northern Pacifie park near the passenger ger depot. INJURED EI ELBOW Frances Misunstad, 12, of eee was = beneath a small wagon in Which she had been riding Tuesday when the horse reared ‘and ti it over. She suffered a freceatea and dislocated elbow. / GOES TO LOS ANGELES W. A. Wheeler has gone to Los Angeles, Calif., where he plans ¢o make his home with a sister. GOES TO SEATTLE . Miss Lula Lange has gone to Seat- le for a few weeks’ visit with rela- HERE ON BUSINESS ' Mr. and Mrs. Grant DeWitt from southwest of the city, where they You'll nj We have everything for a Successful Party OCTOBER SALE This ad is just to give you ordinary values to be found’ LEAVEFOR EAST. Mrs, B. L, Anderson and Miss Pearl Anderson left today for Cleveland, On Bismarck City Property Leste aioe a: ent MONEY T0 LO. Pre- vilege P. C, Remington City National Bank some favors an idea of the out of the ‘here this month. Watch our windows and counters, something special every day —and an extra special on Saturday. make your dollar go the limi Come, benefit— t! Shop now for Xmas and save on these items. We will not offer them again “Fordson” Tractor, 6 in. long, enameled body, red cleated wheels each in box, Extra 39. c ers ited with colored colored cord, Chinese coins at these low prices. Aovergel Doll, 21 -inches CHINESE WORK BASKETS—6 ey pein nage ed oor, decorated sel a yw ol "EM beads, “While th they last, OMY... eee eee eeeeeeeeseesscscrerese 1S, 29, 49, 69, 79 Envelopes, each printed a N. D., 20 in writing paper, oak printed Bismarck, and paper come in white or assorted colors. i sa cop ack Hc, or both for only 18 sheets, "18 envelopes, Special boxed stationery 1! x, 24 sheets sh envelopes Very special dee N. D. 7-oz. Canvas Gloves, per pair ....... 12 boxes Safety Matches, 1: Thick School Tablets, 3 for San-o-mats, 18: . TurkishTowels, 22x40, 19c, Latest Felt Hat fram New 2 for inches, each .. 6for...... York .. Coat Hanger with inserted bar. 4 for * SPECIAL THIS WEEK ew Ivory Gold Band Dishes, new. octagon shape, 20 $2-piece this week at 15c each piece, oad in 92-piece sets aly. rag: includes 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 ‘ruits, 6 dinner plates, fi 1 At en i} ther, T-inch na) iso. can te bad i Beers as ¢ car Tin Cups, pint size, 3 po Large Tin Toys, cars, etc. Clothes Pins, 4 inches, first Dishes, 5 and 6 inch Plates, odd Basket California Oilette Pictures, 7x9 inches, jects, Loevolf, ete., quality, 60 for... pieces ..... Just received, al good sub. Gooey eer 30¢ CANDY DEPT.—Handy boxed Chocolates, 1 1b. . .25e Chocolate Drops, Circus Peanuts, briliant mixed, Ib. 19¢ Conant Cantatas and, hal neonenre: HARD 28 atiatied your money Oiticlale cory ; of Handicapping Red Cross. Relief Work Oct. Qa trie 4 the governor down, ators were ac- ogni Detroit, Fedogeed and Washington, | ule time on the endurance, bs ty which | . C., where they will visit relatives. | started” Mond: jorning, uhtil 2 a. They will be gone a month. m, today when he encountered a poor — ‘thin and consequent . muddy road: HEBRON VISITOR HERE | west of Hebron. The car comer in R. Culeman, hana Ah in tl ters mud and went inte the ditch city yeaterflay on Wasiness DINGLE HURT Earhart aay AS CAR HITS UNDERPASS | tzi7 fc Si “eral " I voday by John Barton P. American Red: Cross chairman: of because of the accident and endes: ored to take the underpass at too fa Collision Occurs on Paved Road in City—Follows Ac- handicapping lief y the’ minimizing of oe tee” peed, jing the smashup. | Gar wan’almont totally demolished. cident Near Hebron rida hurricane.. pa oe _-_ | Plashes of Life I ————__ Syracuse, N. Y.—Helen Wainwright, be asin 0 as wel le an “es it au ean ncinele, was, teverely cut about the could in srimming the English chan~ | and it is pousible that he suffered in:| Pt, yit, canine the wo ternal injuries. His condition is not considered critical, bi ir. Smith's a are not serious. Charles Dingle, driving an Overland hippet sedan in an endurance test be being, conducted this week by the Lahr Motor Sal fi etins. the city from the west an into the concrete partition lucky man is fgg Ben M, Owen. Although the present tent of en- Ambtose now receive $3,000 it in the cen dd the underpass on the This is being done rather than dis- $ 85 New York—Will He ys is having durance, bibs fe a is ended as a a night club. They're ‘married “ta = bho! hi Ed. Smit! Pe gl was Strolat the more than people & ni, rom mith, an employe of the Lahr company, went out early this morning with the replacements and tne mu- e Lahr compan; Vaientino’s “Four Horsemen of the result of the smashup, the Lahr com- cers, euger in th car, was adly ready sent in guesses as Apocalypse” Keo He thinks war pany will start out chtonag tt car to- ruised in the collision. ase Give Us October's Business had been right sched-| fo the total mileage “Gussner’s” Suits *8°5 Suits BOYS’. SCHOOL SUITS the Germans as barbarous. test car, te somnlete the trip, sc th New York—Maurice and enti With two pairs knickers, some come with vest Wonderful Values SEE NORTH WINDOW ’ Bergeson’ S ACREAGE ~ Srecon 24090 szres of land elas onthe Netson Don, ning —— ‘ ' GEOLOGY A. -% Biate Dome has been » of the United States at of North Dakota. ' 2 DEVELOPMENT The derrick. f the teat. rail dass, Jiaees comseteted, with, the very best of Parkerabes Ri Trons, and drilling operations will be slanted ae ag soon as “nt is sold. ‘ bg Bon seep gs sai of this district. Oil in Montana on the west and oil fog a on the north indicate the presence of oil in this ei say the ‘structural conditions are here, NEEDS nmasane horizons that will trap and retain oil, there remains __ With a conservative organization, their erat ait road arrays pPmasgpons ie the real in inviting others to join us in the fund necessary to block of stock at $1.00 per share h a well Sie ee If intereated, write to ford Lee ot ener SR SNe : \ ORGANIZATION Company is incorporated under the stringent laws of the It is headed by men who honestly want a test of Dad business men —- src no thle wal We will sell