The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1926, Page 1

WEATHER FORECAST Cloudy and unsettled tonight and Sunday. Warmer tonight, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE [aiom BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, SA' AY, OCTOBER 2, 1926 PRICE FIVE CENTS YANKEES WIN WORLD SERIES OPENER, 2 TO 1 ve PRISONERS | “ ——- CARDS!” : They Start Today’s Game B PENNOCK BSCAPE FROM | amuse =e 3 ¥ "HOLDS CARDS COUNTY JAIL I zen 10 THREE HITS St. Louis 1 0. O13 N. York 1 0 x—2 6 " One Was Hea on Larceny Charge, the Other as Wit- pag orc ehos - co — eagiagh aia tomley’s Single 34567 8 000000 0.0 0.100 The Batteries For St. Louis—Sherdel, Haines and O'Farrell. \ For New York—Pennock and Severeid. MEN STILL AT LIBERTY | Sheriff Hedstrom Believes They Had Outside Help as DAIRYMEN OF ‘NEW ROCKFORD WISCONSIN TO |. BANK ROBBER VISIT DAKOTA; NOTFORREST Will Come in Special Car Over Picture of Minot’s ‘Lone Wolf” ‘N. P.—To Stop at Bis- Bandit Shown to Offi- cage on the second floor of the i for the night, and it would be prae- oe Soares tically impossible for unyone inside, : a ii és ; Se i the cage to lift the bars to the cage’ : Ne alter part’ ot Ocoee bys Wot” with the door. ‘The men in ome manner got ey of 2. Sentcloon Waaeneie i Walt yththe or eon ee of 25° prominent isconsin i eae ope aa aa yok 25 promine New Rockford bank robbery failed to- which opens onto the fire escape. locks f the window ed. Hedstrom vlieves an unsivtant elinibed the fi escape, picked the locks, entered the cell room and lifted the bars to the cage door. YANKS SOON TIE IT UP Combs Scores After Bases Are Filled—Yanks Score Again in Sixth Yankee Stadium, N. Y., Oct. 2.—(AP)—Herb Pen- nock held the Cardinals. three hits today while’ Yankee teammates, led Babe Ruth, battled their vi to a2 tol victory over the National League champions in the opening of the world series. An estimated record-break- ing crowd of 65,000 fans in the mammoth stadium saw the American League title- j holders gain a close and ex- citing victory in a hazy but spectacular setting. Pennock out-pitches two St. Louis rivals, Willie Sher- del and Jess Haines. right- hander, who took up the bur- t some assistance from the outside. They were in the inside 1 dispatch from New Rock- a that. bank offictals, were to identify pictures of Norris t hand information | forrest, who led a wholesale escape Si ffm the Ward county jail recent iy ty here./and who has been indicted by the being organ-| federal grand jury on a charge of bing the Minot armory, ay one of, ;the men who held up the bank Thurs- j day and fled with cash and bonds $100,000. yy: sheriff of ‘I in’ New Rockford ‘to- es of Forrest and im- ier ‘ tthe leading tions of sit fa who had been sought for following the theft of some is county, was arrested re- at Devils. Lake and return here to stand trial. He is 38 years | League pennant—the city’s fi of age, eight inches tall.; whole city turned out to make n onige for the railroad, will mal mag at James! After w v The riotous celebrations of Armistice Day nificance St. Louis when news came that the Ca n the National ‘opped and the Bridgeman- eof the down- ye of having th masked bandits identi- ne Wolf.” vietures of Porrest were! Shier, and esident. of the found that they The opening clash of the world ser- ies was a battle of southpaws. Man- ager Huggins of the Yanks picked i *k to do the mound work, of the ¢ y while perpetrat k robb c ‘ota banking h 5 years old, wei; feet eight ry one-half ; light _complexioned, light hair, blue eyes: He wore kahki trous- . a striped shirt, laced boots and a light ca eritf’s fami 2 o'clock this. livery was not made until after that hour. The bres when, the jailer took ise fan: eB men ie Burkhart, the ~ only other asia the cage on the seeond floor, states that he slept soundly all night and did not know! the men were gone until he awakened | , _ this morning. Contenders: Louis Cardinals, National hamptons, Miller Yankes Cardinals, Rogers Teague Manag Huggins; Hornsby about 8 a, m, Opening stadium. fifth — games Sportsman k, St. Louis, on esduy, Wednesday and Thurs- Oct..5, 6 and 7. Sixth and seventh games, if necessary, at Yankee stadium, urday. and Sunday, October 9 and 10, Post- |/ poned games will be played off on next possible day and under control of club in charge when play was interrupted. Series: To be decided i of the team first win! games. pacity of park: St. Loui Ne REAL ESTATE BONDS. BUILDING AND HIGH WAGES. STANDARD OIL'S FIGHT. LITTLE TRAINED DOGGIES. *~ PLAY BY PLAY Pirst Inning Mayor Walker threw out the id the game was on. Pennock up in the box while photographers Were calle: playing field. The crowd gave a | great cheer as Babe Ruth and his mates trotted on the field. Douthit up: By Arthur Brisbane, copyright, 1926.) Mr, Ottinger, attorney general of | M New York state, sets ip good example to officials in other states, by effort to protect public investaven » including investments tn bonds on real estate. Like every other sone ity, real estate mortgage bonds d pend for their value tone on Peed and revord of back of em. Stadium, 000, i Range from $1.10 for _unrese acher seats, to $6.60 for box seats, at both parks. Today's lineup: New York Combs, ef Koenig, ss St. Louis Douthit, cf Southworth, rf Horashy, ait Bearers . L, Carroll L. H. Rud L. McBride, Dr. N. L. Gart: |. Osborn, I. W.*Gerlich and hort. - Honorary pall bearers chosen are: U. S. Senator Lynn J. Frazier, clair, Governor A. Douthit got a two base hit into right. Deuthit is or- dinarily a left field hitter. South- worth up: Lazzeri threw out South- worth at’ first, Douthit going to, third., Hornsby up: The crowd cheered the Cardinal leader. ‘The in on the grass. te O'Farrell, ¢ Thevenow, s8 Sherdel, p Umpires: Dineen (American), behind plate; O'Day (National) at first; ildebrand (American) at sec- jem (National) at third, Jamestown Demorey Dunston Swartz Olsen Curtis Joos Wingert Egstrom Regon Crouse WEATHER FORECAST For Bismarek and vicinity: Partly clondy, and somewhat unsettled to- night and Sunday. Warmer tonight. ‘or North Dakota: Partly cloudy and somewhat unsettled tonight and Bandar. Warmer tonight. Severeid, ¢ Pennock, p rby farming districts they will rather curly e eyes, and; leave for Mandan to visit the North: mle if tints He wore calered eat Plains Field station of. cap an blac shoe “ies tion are. plan ning run in the sixth inning. the eafctotding to Sheriff Hedstrom Ku- | Nev Calera Ly aute-where, after vite. Big Line at Gates ae GE a fh ear in the | 4 some of the dairy herds of ‘the Cloudy skies today, after f " be entertained at dinner. erved time in a Duluth, Minn.,| ‘Facts’ Conference at at St. Paul TUNERAL FOR ee ke Ss wat! afoused’” speculation? aimmaic Today Endeavors to Seek go to Montana and stop on their; North D: fans as to the p: wssibility o! ? A ‘The Fargo Commercial Club will then} rain at the opens. oe aw Correct. Analysis of Basic take them in charge for a visit to! world series this | ‘aiternoon the Agricultural college and enter-! World Series Facts a reaching Research N All Saccessfel Daleymen” | a ‘of the Yankee stadium re- ching Are! eces- These are successful dairymen/ N York Y: fused to give their hard sary’ to Obtain’ Solation TF. Fe [be tookine” sor" opportunities to expand] EE me Ba ee ae le ee Sole ’ ned S. a Byers, whd states that, “It will prob! t | a ‘ably be considerable of @ surpri 0) Sf. Paul, Oct, we American them when they learn that at James-| rare nate mane atendlly be- a ore e entrance; ie od [fener idle” end "Norciese gene) som Will Be Closed Dur- inthe Unive Sater and ae thir ike stadium, ‘where the first Sonliy nt ® stacks conference, with ing the Forenoon at Fargo, Bismarck and M F | snips Me Scores First in; ate, teak a correct analysis of the| dan, has been built. on a dairy in- tween New York and St. Louis asic ills of agriculture, to furnish} Sei Roe will be played. They sougn: st "1 AM places of business in Dickinson! many years and in a country which ley sougnt isthe alm of the mesting which | will be. closed from 10 o'clock until{ the gutside world ~enerally mistaken- Bismarck’s ‘Scores a part of the 38,000 grand Was attended by representatives from| noon Monday, out of respeet to the ly pictures as an unlimited expanse piers : Miss urt wey Fe pay aero a late Leslie A. Simpson, pioneer Dick-| “When our Wisconsin friends di: The Bismarck high school football made available to customers gover the lower costs of farming in foam went om the jtark this afters over the counter. tana, and Wisconsin. heart attack Wednesday morning, ac-| North Dakota and the remarkable moon against the | Jamestown high Twenty-five thousand re- conference wa hedede te Dre Seng] Satine to an announcement made at} to gucceasfal dairying as has already schobl eleven, with: the odds greatly. ‘served tickets were snapped Lee Coulter, president of the North| ‘The body will lie in state at the) beem proved. the, tour willl unques- Although Jamestown won its’ season i Ki licity that we hope will bring some opener’ last Saturday on the home with an over-subscription of Others included 0. B; Burtness, Grand! day night, " Monday ‘morning it, will field when it. romped away ton 10 to, 15,000 when club phe W. A. Hein, Jamestown, and H.| of the funeral, which will be held at|@,7Re, Party, will arrive In, Bismarck ©, NSUS"y, Oey Sn te, te of a suspended the count. Some P. Goddard, Blsmarek, the National Guard armory at 10 a, m,| om, NO. 7 at 3:02 p.m. Wednesay. Dractice tilt and it is not be > ,of these tickets fell into the sgnterence board were submitted by} the Warren A. Simpson. Methodist] * Manden and thence £2 New Balen. today This to. Blomarek’s fivat el s WW. Alexander of New York,| church, will officis Chief Jus- tease cme ‘ president of the board, wasicton by peli M. Christia es ee Aik Neth Hes eee oie oe peg ee Ware Bakon: ingil Jordan, chief cconomis Dakota supreme. court, a_ personal] | Bismarck’s probable strength for the jae practice period with Tracing the economic problem of} the culo; soonee 11 ly light work permitted ricult th: h hist ey. Weather conditions at North De-| Coach H. E. Collins of the local | brought no casualties and the teams Alexander pointed out that the’ oven: ole’ pots for the 24‘hours ending} school has wee ceatae i | ' field tual farm puzzle will be to provide pr ng _ 35| ber of new men. there, for whom Battle of Southpawn Supeiiedy food for Be Ae pame is their first experience ghyhattle of southpaws' was ind ii ffi " Lowest last night .. in real all. ed for the opening clash. Manager There are real estate bond houses however, les no ec ic Precipitation to 7 a, m. . Fie teams lined up for the kick- Huggins announced that Herb Pen- that stand as high in security snd| of foodstuffs but rather in the over Highest wind velocity . by picked Wee Willie Sherdel. usefulgess any finanelal institu- Benertt Ne Age ips nt pees h ne real estate| farm arm popalation has declined nearly Senses. ' offensive forces by the news = that in business for| a million ‘since 1920, and nearly a Hanna, Judge Tho Klipstein southpaws “would” hurl, A total of Toes of @ pouny| halt million in 1925 alone. ugh, W. C. Crawford, T. F. Mu iam Beene ei bateven, ware it to any cus-| Stressing confidence in economic | tha, Tobias D. cated H. P. Jac Paris ! counted among the regulars 0! two teams. Ruth, Dehrig and Combs stand nearer first base when’ they: go to bat for the Yankees and South- . ie to tri weighs 140 rome 5 An brown and town streets. ts they will den of the Cardinals after the light’ the famous New with @ dangerous weapon, and has! PRICD the Badger state visitors will jan carly morning drizzle, return trip at Fargo, October 29. “ mere! : ills of Agriculture—Far- thinniegt in the evening. ° BISMARCK 10, : i \but the lineup at the gates Pi their business, aceording to M A line starting at 10 o’clock ~ agriculture was placed upon the dis- All Business pain in Dickin- pense eee ee eee | Politics securely shelved, ; two games of the series be. dustry expanding five times in as’ First Quarter—Olson Makes ness {s the aim of the meeting which of wheat fields. stand and bleacher tickets. Minnesota, Obio, Kentucky, Mon.| i80n attorney, who succumbed to a team went on the local gridiron at adaptability of so much of this state in favor of the Bismarck gridders. ‘up on the mail order is Dakota Agricultural college at Fargo.| Boulger & Hughes chapel until Sun- es Wisconsin dairymen here to locate.” game was more in the nature of a Findings of the national industrial] Rev. Nelson Allen Price, pastor of 5 \ hands of speculators and high Weather Report battle will be some indication us to Problem In to Enough Food) friend of Mr. Simpson, wit deliver were uble to put th lineup today, but he also has a num-; 1 ™ iP Heat OARS sufficient food for the earth's Hee eieceaay off as follows: nock would toss and Manager Horns- said, pointing out that the tion in: th untry. m | five left handed batsmen may be tho cored on Bot- Dugan's Ruth came in ind One run, two hits, se tomer, hi ‘bI a record that|science he declared “there is no net Mott, L. R. Baird, C Starke, J. other institutions ‘oight envy andj world surplus of.agricultural produc-| Cain, J. W. Sturgeon, H, C Ea, hen emulate. tion, but whether the ‘surplus’ which| F, Blume, Otto Th R. may exist in the United States canjerd, John F. Sullivan, Mande. J. K. be adjusted by proper diversification | Murray, Mott, James Soules, Alfred 3 dozen of ferm crops or is a real over-pro-| White, George Senour, ‘C. B. Little, t New York's) duction is a matter to be determined A, L.\Martin, W. A. McClure, Dr. J. and| definitely by scientific investigation.”| W. Bowen, Dr. H. A. Davis, Dr. V. H. subway systems, have gene, veg my to Mr Stickney, R. H. Johnson, Otto Bremer, reorganization, ruining eats St, Paul, T. N. Hartung, M. L. Ayers, buyers of real estate bonds hai T. Langley, &. G. Patterson, E. L. ** bined absolute security with a high Peterson, W. Richards, E. J. Roi O. B.. Frankenberg, J. W. ses, £e-| Reed, F. Whine John P, Berri be William Lemke, J. F. Davis, J. Anderson, and J. A. McAndress. Coming From the West Mrs, Christine Messersmith and up: took Bell's fly. no errors. Yankees—Conps up: a base on ball fourth pitch be- ing ‘inside. Koenig O'Farrell tried to pick Combs off first. Koenig flied out to Southworth. Ruth up:/ The crowd gave Ruth a big ha the St. Louis outfielders b against the fences. Ruth on balls and the crowd hooted Sher- | det. Meusel up: Sherdel tried to; pick Combs, off second but Combs beat the throw to the bag, | Hornsby came in and talked to! Sherdel. Meusel alee walked and the The pressure is high over the Great Lakes region and Mississippi Valley while low pressure prevails from the : Rocky Mountain ion to the Pacific | Kiebe Anderson Precipitation oceurred in the| Spencer Boise is referring the Lakes ion and in the ex-| game, with Ed. Cox as umpire. treme Northwest while elsewhere the | Jamestown won the toss and chose weather is mostly fair. Temperatures |to receive the kickoff, After see- have dropped over the upper Mii sawing back and forth in the center sippi Valley and northern Plains|of the field for several minuias, States but wermer weather accompan- | Jamestown advanced the ball to Bis- ies the low pressure from the south-|marck’s 10 yard line in a series of ern Plains States westward and north| line smashes Crouse took the wesward’to the Pacific const, ball over for the first score. Ander- - QORBRIS W. ROBERTS, 4 Score Jamestown 7, Bismarck 0. Official in Cha: “ e tame On the third play of the second | bases were filled. rig up: Combs , The Duke of York is quarter, third down and nine yards scored when rig forced Me most democratic of the Royal Fou .| to do, ers dropped back and sent} Thevenow to Hornsby, Ruth going It is not on record that he has ever!a pretty drop kick over the bars, third. Lazzeri up: Thevenow threw | ridden on top of a London bus, but na mares, see points. ‘at out laser @ at first. One run, no he has been a passenger in a country | ¢ sceond quarter Olson ; no errors. motor (Continued on page tyo.) Second “Inning - 3 isle Cardinels—Sherdel wor! worth and Bottomley bat from the ) eee x a) Cardinals. ° f] je National league entry does ni t Football Scores | lack support in spite of the fact that wis sn! first two games ‘arc played in End of Third Period ‘ fen rritory. Many St. Louis en- Wisconsi $1, Cornell 0, thusiasts ‘could not wait until the " 2 eams reacl 1e bags elt; ‘ue! be Pennsylvania 27, Johns Hopkins 7. Panheylvabia 21, ohn Hook and so moved to New York to: be End of Second Period among the 65,000 present. rare eat ct, . a On ON, of ie sentiment vote was ne Plerescts Sey ures Dabo 0: cast almost solidly for the visitors. Purdue 6, ‘Wier 1B: St. Louis hag had no pennant for 38 + Gustavus Adolphus 0, | Years while a few years ago the Oklahoma Aggics 0. ersity of Detroit 0. some “great, Pally is, like Ww the New Haven aa Combs got ery Must Come The problems of American agricul- ture, er, Mr. Alexander said, ete, hot insurmountable but like other. ee of business and industry they: have suffered rela covery will come because the farm serves the most basic and universal of human needs. Nearly half the in- me of the average farstly is spent for f food, he pointed out. Promising agriculture the aid of} son, Frederick, are en route from Los the. business men of -the United 1 Bi Calif., for the funeral. Mrs. States, Mr. Alexander declared, “the | J of Billings, Mont., and bho fart (hae forse oretlems are now ae J. bal: of ae ern e_tenter ablic attention giv rs of Mrs, Simpson, w when old-fashioned lending agencies| yrondse that thelr solution is, not Miss Gora Simpson of we pepetientty. inactive. sng {far off. As the businessmen of, the prsmsied with ‘widespread | coun realise the funda- w building hi and constant em! mental importance of a sound agri- ployment ‘ae mee! echanics. | culture, the farmer may be anyured A way. will be foupd to weed out tively tender will be sven ena any weak or umsas concern, with- ied we ‘ id A Determining. Facto: on tak action thi turb those ¥ whos ea return on their money. if any concern in the field of real estate bonds is weak or unsafo, the attorney general will discover it and give the copie 1 the Fact He will not,| co; however, allow interference with or, arouse distrust in a great business that has produced two most import- ant results, kees for a time threatened a monop- oly on American league champion- Mlinois 14, Notre Dame Missouri 0, Creighton 14, N, D. A. C., End of First Period Northwestern 7, Sauth Dakota 0. control Jowa 6, Colorado Teachers 0. ley made u| Yule 7, Boston University 0. | wonderful play o: y's setae | Peneeenn: 7, Amherst 0, | bit and, with » long inet: gotchim ‘at first. O'Farrell up: Koenig threw out O'Farrell, coming in fast \to take O’Farrel’s ylow roller. The- ships. Hnthusiasm of youth meets the ex- perience of years. The Cardinals won @ pennant with one of the young- est teams in the majors, The Yam- kees’ roll call shows 11 pl ery, who ven the people housing and a5 “ pusincen “facilities Sasea ded, at a timo is at Dickinson, having gone there week before her brother's illness for a visit at this honie. Another sister, Miss Minnie Simpson of Newtonvill Mass., will not be able to oan the funeral becouse of poor me A number of close friends: of Mes Simpson in Bismarck-are planning to to Dickinson tomorrow or early have previously played for highest honor. Speculation was targely et even money, but some odds of six to five were reported on the Yankees to win. the first game and the same price on’ ultimate vickery, in the series. Haggins and "Hornsby. de- Youth’s Fling, or Prim Misery? hen 6 Pep ee eC dollars worth of goods and services re e other groups annually, Mr.. Jor- den declared in an address in’ which ‘he pointed out that agriculture is and will remain a fundamental deter- ry fete in the economic wel- the nation. oe pointed to the difficulty of as- certaining reat jeultu condi- tions because of. the variety of eon- ditions.~ Underneat ‘howe: said, the fab veals’ that day morning to be present at the last rites, Former Devils Lake Woman Donates to: Student: it Loan Fund uppess ped iy were’ Judith Martin—young and beautiful and life, and on your way to to take a Position as instructor in a great vo talalt a a mac Bt Sat of livel jes Siva apelton you gel ive these was heartbreaker, and Judith—well, Judith bb sir ie iy ees tot the sake ea 9 or Jo he reed ell aaet an instructon, she“ Judith a8 us Rebels,” Bismarck Tribune We ‘venow up: Lazzeri took Thevenow’s ‘hopper and ‘threw him out at first. No runs, no hits, no errors. Yani ‘It. was very gloomy and | hard-to Loge the course of the ball. jugen up: an shot a single into ld rer " ie Yankees’ first hit. reid up: Severeid flied out to Pennock up: Pennock sacri- Seesa took his bunt, tag: ging. him on the line. Combs up: uthit took Combs short fly. No} runs, one hit, no errors. | Hefey.- ficed. wicked dallas, eudly trike. wi tae the tg ae 8. Pitched Battle at Klan Meeting Oct, 2—MI—A pitched battle in which between 75 and 100 shots from rifles and pistols were believed to have been fired broke up a meeting of several hun- oe mens, of Ku Klux Klan here Loaint "te inlensmen, who were assembled jeld; were driven to cover of }¢ thelr automobiles when a es- timated at nearly 100 drove up and ‘fire from behind trees, which wey felled sero. @ high * hye! nagers clared their firm faith in their ers before the opening game, same time lait at of holding . his “oppanent wimerest vs uation Th lr oes ma a jor le: jessons, x Huggins, then > manager "4 ab te each disc! added te the the tact oe recruit, learned rs are to be