The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1926, Page 2

regan TT TT BP AVES WIN Local High School Stars Chalk Up 33 to 8 Score Against | came from far ba: sitions during part of the 1 Leonard Luther was in at fo whe had been coaching the! m “serce, took charge of the group for | the game. | In sumin: ereards, Huff at ‘une! ¥ienning and Schmidt held down forward jobs during part of the game THE WINTER TERM TTT ah + OPENS JANUARY 4 Never before in the history of this reliable old college have we been prepared to do so much for young men and young women desiring to qualify for, and to secure, the better business and bank positions, as at the present. Never before was our equipment so complete—here you can get the practical training and experience which will enable you to satisfactorily serve from the start the most exacting employer of accounting, stenographic, and secretarial help. If you desire to assure immediate employment upon graduation, visit this “Model Office Training College” and you will understand why B. B. C. graduates are constantly in greater demand than we can supply. We Will Send You to a Good Business or Bank Position Just So Surely As MERCHANTS, BANKERS, FARMERS, EVERYBODY Are cordially invited to visit the BISMARCK BUSINESS COLLEGE. A prominent business man, who recently looked through the college, remarked that he was pleasantly surprised and delighted with what he saw. We are Just now completing many important improvements in the college quarters. and we are convinced you also will be “delighted” with the B. B. C., as you will now find it. YOUNG MAN, WOMAN If you aspire to get the very best possible start in life, it will pay you to inves- tieate. We will prove what we can do for you by what we have done for UUNTHUGSTLUGCUSUNATTOOUDASOUOUUGvenCOrueouvevecsioet ‘pastor of the church of New E d, o} in the presence cf famil bers and a few friends. The br a junior at the North Dakota / ricultural College and of the Phi Omega Pi home for the holid: saint, a N. D. A. C. graduate, now Slope count; ATTENDS WEDDING Miss Serene Wimnes, local high | school teacher, has returned from | ‘argo where she was maid of hon- | or at the wedding of her cousin, | Sophus Thompson, and Miss Dagny | Aasgard of Fargu on Wednesday. | s. Thompson will. spend | their honeymoon with his parents ; at Hatton and with relatives in | Fargo ‘before going to Fayette-! »pear Thiele Ville, Ark., to make their home. lin Merton M on is an instructor in the University of Arkansas. j TO ViSIT IN FARGO | Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Perey and , Dick and Ernest, left yester- | for Fargo to be guests of Mrs. y ercy’s sister, M C. Poseley, % w Year's. Request For Change _ of Venue Depends on Personnel of Jury Decision as k for FROM ALUMN: rs he be- tigation Former Luminaries it so far it S could not get n county. A : lumi. would depe the nd the S win for th peedy affair eleley ed GUESTS AT LARSON HOME Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of | St. Paul are ;,uests of Mr. Ander- | son's brother-in-law and sister,’ Mr. and Mrs. 1. T. Larson. { GRANTS MARRIAGE LICENSE | County Judge Shaw issued a! of the Rot marriage license to John J. Freize | r meeting and Katherine Bender, both of! 1 25 and 3 » | Mandan, Thursday. 5 PARENTS OF SON Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Froelich cf | Mandan are the parents of a son} born Wednesday morning. | BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cooper of | Mandan announce the birth of a daughier Thursday morning. Chemists Tryi | to Make ‘Alethol . Unfit For Drink;- ithe Collegians Are i Rotary Guests, ollege men and wem- | defense showe! at nt and the field | Provertt chalked up delivered t on the |g The habit of taking steps ¢ ball was to a great extent | Helen Burton of Peking, fo ted and the school men 1 eed ‘ of Bismarck, delivered an address good xbility at snaring| 5 2, telling of the political there . i ur was then singing of popular songs at present. Personal and Social News of || Mandan Vicinity |) McMahan did not | Claire for the | Mrs, A.C. Henderson t Superintend. | . L. G. Thomp-| Hostess at Bridge Luncheon For Guests The home of Dr. and Mrs. A.| 0. Henderson, 405 Third avenue northwest, was the scene cf a pretty Christmas party Thursday when Mrs. Henderson entertained at_a four-course luncheon in com- pliment to her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Claude Henderson of James- played in forward ra time. of € Washington, Dec. 31.—@)—Unde- terred by sharply pointed verbal darts flying over ‘their heads from; wets and drys, federal chemists, un-4 der orders from the nation’s highest dry chiefs, are working overtime to turn out a process for adulterating. industrial alcohol that will render this product useless as a bootleg article. Under the guiding hand of Seere- tary Mellen and Assistant Secretary Andrews, they are now endeavoring to find a substitute for the formula effective January 1, which will re- duce the poisonous ingredients to p. m. Banjo music will be given fro a Gould and 76 op, (273 another ba: from WHK. The year of 1926 will end with , number of radio stations giving: Ne’ Year's eve programs. during “Mac's” vacation ab- the starting lineup for the i ‘e Morris and Marr at} center and nfelder and Dahms at guards, a farewell party for 1926 and froli and Glen Seitz was in at| Though Lis Moran, the motion picture actress, leads a busy life and is in great demand for pictures, she has. time to give a daily dancit lesson to her adopted sister, little Betty Moran. Both recently sailes for Egypt where they will a ed a“ original dance on its native eath, (417) Twin Cities station at. 9:30/ are that Russian affairs are __, | studied, im WEEI (349), the Boston station at with a banjo trio from Cleveland at 8 p.m. and program at 9 p. m. : Ww The Radisson; Hotel station WAMD (344), Minne- apolis, starting at 10 p.m. will give ic —<— SS Never before did we enjoy so com students. L .DECEM EK Never before did we employ so many instructors,.experts in their profession. pletely the goodwill and loyal support of our With one exception, 1926 closed with the largest attendance in the history. of the college, a most gratifying showing for a poor crop year, and we are launeh- ing out into Nineteen-twenty: -seven with a determination to supply a larger number of higher-salaried positions than ever before. If business and bank- ing appeal to you, enroll as soon as you can. very best, and what we have done for thousands men and women, we can and WILL do for YOU. Come determined to do: your of other successful business You Remain to @balify thousands of others, who attended with us under less favorable conditions. EMPLOYERS OF OFFICE ASSISTANTS Look through our Office Practice, Ban you will be CONVINCED that you cann B. B. C. for your office help. king and Secretarial departments and ot make a mistake by sending to the Thanking you for all past favors, and wishing you a Happy New Year, we are ; } Truly yours, President and Faculty of the BISMARCK BUSINESS COLLEGE * being Chicago—B. B, Beal of Hibbing, Minn., was clected president of the public school division of the National Commercial Teachers’ Federation. Youthful Murderers | Hanged in Chicago Chicago, Dec, 31 — (P)'— James Gricius and Thomag McWane, two | youths convicted of /the murder of AMM MTT MOSCOW STORY ‘FLATLY DENIED. “IN WASHINGTON. State Department Officials Say Russian Recognition Has Not Been Discussed Washington, Di story that the Un proached Russian during the past yen of Russian recogn denied today by the department statement that no approach whateve respecting recognition has been made during the yeur to any ‘Moscow offi clal. It was a d i story told iet on the was o di subject flatly POR: nition approaches had been made by the Washington government. The American attitude regarding recognition remains unchanged, the department’ said. No Reason For Negotiations “There would seem to be at th time, on reason for negotiations,” sa the department. “The Roevernmént, as the president s: his message to congress, is not pro- posing to barter anway its principles, If the soviet authorities are ready to restore the confiscated proverty of American citizens or make effective compensation, they can do so. If the soviet authorities are ready to repeal their decree repudiating Russia's obligations to this country, and ap- propriately recognize them, they can do so. It requires no conferences or negotiations to accomplish these re- sults, which can and should be achieved at Moscow as evidence of good faith. “The American government has not incurred lities to Russia or repudiated ol tions. Most seri. ous is the continued propaganda to overthrow the institutions of this country. This government can enter into no negotiations until these ef- forts directed from Moscow are abandoned.” ——_—____» (By The Associated Press) Belgrade—Ganna Walska is quite realistic in opera. In “Tosca,” she Baron Scarpia that she broke it, Thon Newark, N. J.—Uncle Sam’s navy is ‘no reform school, Commander Wal- ter B. Decker, who is in charge of recruiting here, has so informed’ a judge who ordered that a youth enlist i FLASHES OF LIFE‘ o>——_______-4. wielded the dagger so vigorously on|¥ there were some curtain calls, the cast side push John. Students Vote Down Resolution on ‘War’ Milwaukee, Dec, ng the stand that resolutions are of little value, the national student confer- ence in session here last night voted down a resolution introduced by Wil- liam T. Tyler of New York university, EC — Good Connection To Start the New Year - - - | impe| | States go ling in coll ‘Though Before mummies were regarded objects of value b were carts?” asked | which would bh sti pe 3 vernment a the confer was not Anaineserctacucebuetbatuetovntteseecnesemtintenttranmnet IRATE d the confer BE. R 31, 1926 ‘opposed to t of the milita U iz against the re pulverized and brown paint. because of any sentiment agai museums turned Join your financial matters with a bank that is always ready to be of counsel and help to you when you need it. Make it a resolution to ccme in here and get acquainted. We have much in common. F. A. Lahr, Pres, E..V. Lahr, V. Pres, J.P. Wagner, Cashier I, Es Baker, Asst, Cashier CVUDUUUUOTU AUD AUAD LCG UHA UES PEU AAO Who have made possible had, we extend our most lie your continued and increas’ ing shall merit it. Our constant as in the past—to always please y. And we want you at all times’ to the best business year we have ever teful thanks. “We hope to have support to the endeavor during 1: ee, that we 7 shall be— ou tell us of anything that does H OM the lowest possible point, but at the same time make the product so ob- noxious as a beverage that the th ill be content to let it flow its natural course to the body-rub- bers and heat and light users. and heat and light users. The formula, to-be used after January 1 provides fora four per cent wood alcohol content as against the two per cent now used, but with pyrodine eliminated. Chemists do not hol is -very. inj small quantities. (By The Associated Press) ner y er concerts to be on the air| Professor A, Tchijovsky, Unive this evening will include WCCO (447) | of” Twin Cities station, under the -aus- pices of St. Paul association’ at 8:30 p.m. and WAMD. (244) Minne- apolis st 6:15 p.m. wie : shih ma a3 The marriage. of. Miss: Frances | from aoe tte, oI GS "Pitiastionie Douglas. and Willima H. Touissaint 7 ‘wes at m. will be other stations siving solemni: nocn ae Se dS Doueias, wpe Jenny Lind trio will give bios Ashley, | number of ’aelectionc tron” Weco three persons last July in suburban Cicero, were hanged at the Cook county jail shortly after 7, o'clock this mprning. New York—Thore’s so much new The double death sentence was im-| talent in the Metropolitan Opera that |j |posed for the slaying of Frederick | Teddy, a coal-black cat, who has spent ‘Hein and Miss Marie Blang, shortly| nine years of his first life in the after they had left a church service ores house boiler room, is jealous. | together and the killing, a fow min- went on the st: during a per- utes Inter, of a taxicab chauffeur. formance of “Turandot,” and stopped Last minute efforts were made to! the show. obtain clemency for MeWane, who was 20, on the contention that he did not fire the fatal shots. Gricius was 22, not strike you just right! That’s the way to grow! We want to grow, and we are going to dedicate’1927 to the spirit of Service more than ever in the past, and we're going to try mighty hard, tc live up to our contract! , We Wish You a Very Happy. New Year! For Your New Year’s Dinner We Suggest FRESH OYSTERS APPLES, ORANGES and BANANAS Meats of all kinds \ Celery, Rutabagas, Parsnips, Carrots & Head Lettuce. . - Peanuts, Filberts and Walnuts + guard for a tim Norlyn Amick,|town, and another house guest, whose brilliant playing helped | Mrs.’ Noel Solien, also of James- ‘Mandan win the district title last | town. “year, was visiting at Carson and unable to get to Mandan for the; ee Seitz Makes Most Points <<, Seitz was high point man for the Braves with four field goals and two free throws, making 10 points. *@me personal foul was chalked up against him. McDonald amassed n points with two field goals id. three free throws, while Bor- en gained nine points with four one free throw. ree field goals, all NEWS BRIEFS | in the navy or be jailed for six |i OH months, } Urbana, Ill.—-Ilinois defeated North table Dakota Aggies basketball team, 36 i to 28, shades were drawn and tall reer arranged on the table, light t room. A gaily decorated Christ- mas tree was the centerpiece. After the luncheon five tables of pees vere in play, honors go- ifg to Mrs, A. J. Sylvester and Mrs. Walter Tostevin. WEDDING Bs ST. JOSEPH’S: RCH . ‘The wedding of Miss Rose Her- shots, but failed to do his|ner and Frank Dieter, both of when called on to shoot. free | Mandan, was solemnized Monday Wagner|morning at 9 o'clock at St. Jdo- hi seph’s Cattiolic church, Rev. Father alumni, Kenneth Morris | Clement. cfficiating. The couple n with two filed’goals, | were iss Eva Her- tio add another point -ner, a sister of the bride, and Jo- throw. Marr had|seph Ferder. DOUGLAS-TOUISSAINT . District Attorney Asa Keyes in Los Angeles denies ‘charges against Aimce McPherson will be dropped. Bensoh, Minn.—Independents de- feated South Dakota State College! ee team, 17 to 10, at Benson, inn. ss lieve wood alco- —Unecle Sam’s nephews s if used in| m to have been making | good.us of the old sock, Mr. Hoover | notes that the American people have saved this eer ® quantity of money far surpass a that which they have been able to lay away in any previ- Court in Michigan City, In fuses habeas corpus petition asking release of D, C. Stephenson, convicted a murderer. Heit cur. Eurlier they had bound| ous y@r. Ludwig Rose and drove away. with ty | him i prisoner on ‘the floor of his| Beverly Hilla Calif.-The ton. Moscow, in, paper sent to scientist taxi. After killing Miss Blung and! Wit Ropers tg fll set for tha fivat convention’ in Philadelphia, says sun-|Hoin, they killed Hose to dispose of | Cipss eentder ‘by h Cenvelfet secret indicate t ith-| him. which he said his in, ral ad- it oe vents. PE SPIN GRE Yih Grictus refused the last dress the city needed. He hes asked ip sacraments of the church when visit- n ‘ning and do him the very great favor es of Shooting somebody. ia byes elite ‘ sad an, Kans.--A ‘butter bean so! Lang! Y BG a ae OES AOR “+ two ple was taised o1 aS nm for e of Mr. Mitchell 7 vit aries try 3] \ in- shich was 24 inches | Ne * pounds, ploye, it crucifixes in f twice Mexican fqleral troops > ¢ pest to pi handits who kt, iy id E. B, ic day: miners are uy Moscow official have been made to American recognition abruptly; indications 313 7TH ST. etc eRe Sr eae Bebe Daniels to run out some eyc- ed by two priests. New York—Jo! ley, who “that a Ohird of it made a full ‘ id Loi or alah Was ae in “f manages it. A rabbi is an em- oust “Don't they sel