The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1927, Page 3

THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1927 | Additional Sports | — | Pennant Progress | —_—_________¢4 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ww. UL Toledo ... : Kansas City... 1... Milwaukee... Minneapolis ...... St. Paul .. Indianapoli Louisville Columbus Games Toledo at Minneapolis, Columbus at St. Paul. Indianapolis at Milwaukee. Louisville at Kansas City. ¥ NATIONAL LEAGUE Ww. Chicago i Pittsburgh it. Louis . lew York Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn Philadeiphi Games Today Pittsburgh at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Others not scheduled. AMERICAN ual) L New York Detroit Philadelphia Washington Chicago Cleveland St. Louis Boston Games Today cg New York at Detroit. Philadelphia at St. Louis, Ww: ington at Cleveland, Boston at Chicago. —— | Yesterday’s Games ; ———<_<_______y By The Associated Pres NATIONAL LEAGUE First Game Chicago Philadelp! “ Blake, Bush son and J. Wilson. Chicago Philadelp! : Jones and Scott,- Decatur nel. Sweetland, ilson, O'Don- »* No others played. AMERICAN. LEAGUE R H 5 Philadelphia . Boe ee, ae «St. Louis . fe ee eee Waubert’ and Cochrane; Wingard, Crowder and Schang. New York ...,.. 2 Detroit ... ~. iL 2 Hevt, Moore and Collins; Carroll and Shea. R H Boston ... 3 9 Chicago . 4 9 1 Ruffing and Hoffmann; Blanken- ship and Crouse. Washington 4 1 Cleveland .. 12 0 Thurston, Braxton, Van Alstyne, sand Ruel; Miller and L. Sewell. AMERICAN oe R Indianapolis . 9 13 Milwaukee . . Schuppe and Florence; Dennison and MeMenemy. R 7 Columbus St. Paul A Harris and Farrell; Seimer. 14 awe 5. 4 Maley an e R 4H Toledo 8 Wl Minneapolis . 10 12 Palmero, Huntzinger and O'Neil; Benton, Hubbell, Moon and Kenna, R H E onisville .... 3 8 H id oot Kansas City... 0... 3 8 Holley and McMullen; Zinn an Shinault, WESTERN LEAGUE Des Moines 10-9; Omaha 1-19, Lincoln 1-0; Denver 2-1. Tulsa 1; Oklahoma City 2. Wichita 10; Amarillo 4. —— 1 Fights Last Night | (By The Associated Press) New York—Sid Terris, New York, defeated Phil McGraw, Detroit (10). Jimmy Goodrich, Buffalo, Eddie Kid Wagner, Philadelphia (10). Roberto Roberti, Italy, knocked out Pietro Torri, Brooklyn (5). Al. Rube Goldhers, Nem Mas beat Pancho ncio, Philippines: 5 Pecieesiand Mickey alker, middl weight champion, won from Wilson *Yarbo, Cleveland (10). Dayton, Ky.—Midget Guery, New-| J: port, Ky., knocked out Billy Jeakle, Detroit (6). Fights Tonight Kansas City—Tony Canzoneri vs. Joe Rivers (10). Detroit—Tiger Flowers vs. Rosenbloom (10). ‘ - lndiaaspalis so Cheek Wiggins vs. oung Stribling ). : Chieago—Henry Lenard vs. Babe Ruth: (10), . Maxie *TEASHES OF LIFE! | FLASHES OF LIFE | Eee (By The, Associated Press) Néw Yo Ger Robert “3 rd, “sr is ie handsome was shetocraphed en hit Gleb, Misthe Lis on is - Wet Point igen and it xact e same me: one he wore upon graduwtton 41 years before. : i col pla afte! journey of three miles in a Teint a acs they found an obliging Parson. MS Mf gest . if ts at Kansas State ‘Teachers! 8OBTby assorted passengers. _| Angus and Holsteins. 1| performed at the “yats” music. The mayor was puz- zled, knowing nothing much of yachts, till he learned the German Pronunciation of “jazz.” New York.—Frank Ward O'Malley, author, is back from abroad with a true story: While the steamship Suffern was ploughing through the gulf stream on a real hot day, more than 100 pairs of pajamas were worn And to Frank, the girls seemed then to be | wearing more clothes than usual. FAIR OFFERS MANY PRIZBS Awards to Be Given for Live- stock Exhibits at Logan- Mcintosh Event Wishek N. D., Aug. 25.—(Special to the Tribune)—Many prizes are being offered for livestock exhibits at the Logan-McIntosh county fair the premium book, issued this week by the fair association, shows, Prizes for cattle are to be given for the best Shorthorn, Hereford, For the best bull two years and over a first prize of $5 will be given. Second prizes of $3 and $1 are to be awarded. The same prizes will be awarded for the best cow two years or over and for the best yearling, male or female. A first prize of $3 will be given for the best boar, one year or over, of any breed. The second prize is $2 and the third prize $1. The best sow, one year or over, any breed, will receive the same prizes. Exhibitors of the best ram of any breed and the best ewe of any breed are also to be given cash prizes. Awards are to be made for the best draft stallion, three years or over; the best draft mare, three years or over; the best mare and_ colt, and the best draft team. FREE OPERATIONS BANNED No longer will prisoners at the state pentitentiary obtain major sur- gical operations free of charge. A new rule adopted by the board of administration provides that in the case of major surgical operations request of the physician and the prisoner, the lat- ter shall pay 50 per cent of the cost from his earnings. Prisoners, receive 25 cents a day for work in the prison twine plant or other labor performed at the in- stitution. Deaf worshipers in «a Fulham church are now supplied with ear- Phones so that they can hear and join in the service by means of a microphone. NOTICE OF SPECTAL EXECUTION AL WHEREAS heretofore judgment and decree in mortgage foreclosure were duly entered on July 25th, 1927, lerk of ty North Dakota, wherein nd Manufacturers State eapolis, Minn., by A. J. Commission t ks and miner In Charge of Bank, M Veig. v . Katherine E. McCurd wherein it was adju that Plaintife ri OE seth, the ive Hundred Si & ) DOLLARS, and that said claim is a * gage lien upon the real estate therein described, and that real e be sold to satisfy the nd the said lien foreclosed , NOTICE 18 virtue of a writ of special execution issued of said Court and directed and ivered to me and now in my hands, and. describ said judg- ment, I, the undersigned, Sheriff, shall offer for sule and sell at pr lic auction to the highest bidder for cash the premises herein described and said sale will be 1 10th day of September, 1927, o'clock p. m., at the front door, | the Court House in the City of /Bis- marck, North Dakota, to satisfy sald judgment and, special ox¢cu- jon. The real estate above mentioned and to be sold is situated in the County of Burleigh, and. State of North Dakota, and is known and de- scribed as follows: he Southwest Quarter (SW%) of Section Twelve (12), in Town- ship| One Hundred Forty § (140), North, Range Seventy-six (76) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian (sth P. M.), containing 160 acres, more or less. s Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota, this 3rd day of August, 1927. ROLLIN WELCH, Sheriff of Burleigh County, State’of North Dakota, Dickinson and Jonnson, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Minot, orth Dern. NOTICE OF Hog EXECUTION SA WHEREAS heretofore judgment and decree in mortgage foreclosure were duly entered on July 23th, 1927, in the office of the Clerk of the District Court for County of North Dakota, wherein nd Manufacturers State Bank, of Minneapolis, Minn., by A. J. Veigel, Banks of the State of Minnesota, and y. A Smith, Examiner in charge of liqui- dation of closed banks for state of Minnesota is plaintiff, avd Elmer ‘Ebba. H. Anderson and R Baird, as Receiver of Farmers and Merchants State Bi coll, Det. nts, adjudged and de- ereed that Pl tiff recover from Defendants, Elmer J. Anderson and Ebb H. Anderson, the sum of Fif- teen Hundred Thirty-eight & 64/100 ($1538.64) DOLLARS, and decreeing that said claim Is a valid it gage lien upon the therein described, and thai estate be sold to satisfy the sam and the said lien foreclosed there. Ys NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of a writ of special. execution issued out of said Court and directed and delivered to me and now in m: hands, and deseribing 51 ment, I, the indersigued, shall offer for sale an He guetion to the. ighest bidder for cash the pr and said sale wilt he held on the 10th day of September, 1927, at 2 . m., at the front deor of the Court louse in the City of Bismarck, North Dakota ,to satisfy said judg- Ment and special eexcution. ‘The real ertate nbove mentioned ai to be sold is situated in the of Burleigh, and State of Dakota, and is known and jOws: Oo 1) and North Le. (23) tect of Lot Two Bight (8), and all of fo (2) a * fort! roe are for sthe envy of other girls |; eA a} , oun the a immer, Borlin.—A German journoll Mayor Walker what ey tomar ec: AOZATE OMIMVAD 2 for’ 8/4-11-11 Tidengoy st 8. | carbon. herein described |- Biggest Auditorium For Atlantic City Atlantic City, Aug. 26.—(44--Out of the sand along its seashore, At- \lantic Cit, largest convention hall. ‘hen it is completed the hall will be large enough to hold the entire 50,000 persons—and leave room for a three-ring circus and a national bathing beauty contest besides. | The huge structure will stand as an unnamed memorial to Mayor Ed- ward L. Bader who conceived the plan but whose death last January pre- vented him from seeing his dream take the form of realit: Too Late To Classify FOR SALE SIX ROOM modern house, 3 bed rooms, hardwood floors, full base- ment, garage, fine location with lawn and trees, near schoois mediate possession, for $4 MODERN 5 room home, desir: cation with lawn, trees and ers. Near city park and Owner leaving city possession. Price $4,100. GEO. M. REGISTER FOR SALE--High grade piano be bought for unpaid balance. Large Eastern Concern will sacri- fice instead of shipping instru- ment. Write P. O, Box 685, TO LATE TO CLASSIFY dite FOR RENT—Two rooms p fur- nishéd for light housekeeping in modern home, outside entrance, 518 Ninth street. Phone 6: FOR SALE-Electric range, ice box and kitchen cabinet. G. II. Dollar. Phone 711. FOR RENT—1 fur- nished for light housekeeping, 861 Fourth street. jean furnished light housekeeping rooms in modern home, gas cooking, 622 Third street. Phone 132-W, WANTED—AIl around good _ expe?- ienced waitress at once. Phone 89. Midway Cafe, Garrison, N. Dak. WANTED—Woman or girl to as with housework on farm 70 mil east of Bismarck. Permayent posi- tion for right party. Write M John Kolberg, Pettibon Dak., or Phone 731-W, Bismarck, st Auto Runs 59 Miles on Gallon of Gas Automobile engincers who worked for years in an effort to reduce gasoline consumption have found the solution in a marvelous invention that fits all cars. An actual test made by one of the engineers showed 59 miles on a gallon of gas. ‘Thou- sands of car owners have already in- stalled this new invention. They not only report amazing gas savings bu! are also surprised to find quicker pick-up, instant st , smoother running motors and d arance of E. Oliver, 99: W Third St., Milwaukee, Wisc., for a limited time is offering a free device to those who will help introduce it. 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The latest. disturbance came late yesterday when between 50 and 7 j Women swooped down on 15 non- union workmen, who were being school.! Immediate can esty and eight deputies to the Flor- ine, and hurled stones and rot- ten 5 scuffle biting. penned asgaul women, and one of knocked unconscious. With the exception of several who suffered casualty sheriff who rec The fray is deput charged. Five persons, four of them women, are held orders, FLIGHT ATTEMPT PAILS uithamnton, tain Frank T. Courtney made a fu Azores an transatlantic flight this evening bnt| Parent the his flyin Inden, refused to rise from the water in repeated attempts. entered nd occasionally: did some three mine officials were possible con by a group of 100 men and ; Apparently the trio’ was! between the British i —— representatives, Washington Paper Says Etig-|"iine te fare, land and Japan Have Mu- tual Understanding pence: minor injuries, the _ only a deputy ed’ a serlous bite. ended when the sheriff and 3 drew their cudgels and yesterd 1911. of 1921-22, BRITTS! ' ERS Washington, Aug: 25.—()— The) ‘BIG NAVY | Was’ gton Post today says that word hae reached the state aepart- ment from trustworthy sources that England, Aug. 25.—-'Great Britain and Japan came to a mutual satisfactory secret under- standing. regarding. future naval su- premacy when it finally became ap- United’ States. would not accept the British program at the recent Geneva conference. The gist of the secret understand: ing has not been divulged, the news- as a rea ee the twa dis- cials. today effort to hop off for the the first stage on his boat, the Whale, heavily Wyoming. is attemp' ng to round) paper adds, declaring that it is doubt. ; up the thousands of wild horses in escorted by Sheriff Clyde C. Hard- the state. ful if much definite inform: aap jon on 8 contents is available tothe offi- Bismarck Food Market 1080 - Phone for Foods - 1080 aa _ during both these days. ay: being iehind closed doots by e advance discussion | é Japanese "y according. to } had reference-to, re- | Japanese: alliance: of This alliance was ‘tei pat the Washington naval, 0 ference sap, REPORT | AGANDA’ London, Aug: 26.—()—-British offi- characterized as navy. propeganda” reports published’ in Americy of’a sécret understanding | MONEY TO LOAN On Bismarck tmproved' city Friday. and Saturday August.26 and 27th. Something going on at all times jpremacy: Ty) was’ indicatad ‘tat the ution, STILL HAVE. SLAVES. London.—The buying f slaves still’ ix practiced in Aby Hunareds of. hu. i inated’ are put on the block eat | Adissbaba. | government troo, | the country, of the takes i-| ghill: off. these: coot mornings “big! and evenings. Consolidated Utilities Ca. Kory Cor tartar Tne Pelee, ELTINGE BLOCK On Friday, and Saturday this week will be two days of big saving oppor- tunities for those who wish to save money on their Groceries. and especial- ly:to the Farmers who must stock up for the Harvest and Threshing Sea- son. Below are listed only a few of the many food bargains that we have to offer. “Algo remember te réad about the Free prizes given away listed under the heading “Extra. Specials.” . .Ganned Fruit Bargains Santa Clara Prunes While they last, 25 ‘poun' $1.95 | Bartlett Pears ds for 1 aNo. 2 1-2 size cans, pef can 29c Apricots No. 2 1-2 size cans, per “27e¢ can De Luxe Plums No. 2 cans, per can 28c Yellow Cling Peaches No, 2 1-2 size cans, per 25c BLS Assorted Canned Fruits 4 cans for Blue Ribbon Peaehes Extra fine, 2 pound packages for 43c €orn Two large cans for Extra Specials The first six phone orders Friday and Saturday A, M., either city or country, ordering $2.00 worth of groceries or more will receive 1 dozen large oranges free. The first 21 phone orders. after that, either city or coun- try, for $1.00 or more will receive one 45 cent caddie of Waldorf Crackers free: © * BIH ‘ Y All phone orders after that will receive an egg separator sad shopping beg free. i The first 24 farmers bringing us 9 dozen eggs or more will receive théir choice of one can of 18-K peas or 18-K corn. The one bringing us the most eggs on Friday or Saturday will receive a 5 pound can of 18-K coffee free. Value $2.75. s _ Grand Prize The one purchasing the largest. bill of goods and. paying cash for same will, receiva a 32 pieee set of dishes, the set con- sists of 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 plates, 6 pie plates, 6 sauce dishes, vegetable bowl and platter. Oil Sardines .» 18K Raisins Six cans for , Seedless or Seeded, per pkg. . 29c iy. HSe f° - Pink Salmon ; ;;- -Greentree.Jam Black Top brand, tall cans, 6 for One-half, gallon jar, each $1.00 | 8K Jelly: Powder Three packages. for Niece and large,.2 poands for ..--.Phonerfor Foods "© City People. If you live it'the cou: This “Phone for your order and we will put it up and have it ready for.you.when you come in. TRAN TUR i You Will Like } Our Service Try lt | 4 5 ee “is for farmers as-well as ntry phone us Care em er "Quality Merehandise at the, Right Price ie te Seats ut tried-it? “We specialize per'cent wholé wheat bread'alse. ‘Headquarters for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Canned Food Bargains 18K Pork and Beans Very fine, medium 4ize cans, six for 53 e Cheese Fresh Caraway, Pimento, Brick and Cream, 5 pounds bricks in tinfoil for . $1.69 Kay-Milani Special,, 8 oz. Milani: French Dressing, 25c and 6 oz. Kay, 30c, both for d 49c 4 ab Cookies Harvest Mixed, fresh from’ the ovens at Fargo, 3 pounds for ] 53c Wool Soap Chips ~ Two pounds for . 28e fF Bob White Toilet Paper x Three for 14c Jar Rings Three packages for Home Made Bakery Goods - We bake our own pastries and:bread:. ‘Have you ‘on Dr. MacLachlan’s 100 | tnd: reached: official hands; but: that cials. here with a view to weighing, it wan uvemed uaworttiy of condider- “and. sell; To obtain more shaves, raid and devastate