The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1927, Page 8

IPAGE EIGHT THE BISMAKCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1927 CASHLEY GAME IS DEDICATION OF NEW FIELD Gridders Play First Encounter on Edmond A. Hughes Field Today \ d| | With lowering the threat of rain marek high school gridders th crnoon dedicated the new E A. Hughes athletic field when they played He As shley gridmen. ‘oss the field} us the game met strong opposi- tion from the Bismarck team, Promising players were their chance to show wh ‘do, with Coach Roy tailing as many ‘to take part in ‘Northwest Makes Preparations For i Wintry Weather, aul, Sept, 24.—/7)—With tbe | rapid, cending fe lose je freezi and colder weather gen given ‘point, «Predicted for tonight and ‘the northwest today made { tions in exrnest degrees from than 60 in mos' more | and towns, | although at s the mer- cury fell 30 and 35 degrees from the | high ish W. R. Heffelfinger Hearing Postponed | | St. Paul, Sept. 3 (AP) ~~ For } , the second time an vadition hear- | ing for W. R. Heffelfinger, wanted | at Fargo, was postponed today. It} will be held Monday afternoon at 2! o'clock. The first hearing started last S urday, but was continued until toda: in order that additional evidence might be presented. Heffelfinger is | charged with obtaining money under | false pretenses. | Harry Acton, secretary of Gover- | nor Christianson, has been delegated to hear the case in the absence of | the governor, who is at Rochester | recuperating after an operation, | Diamond Presented to John Lofthouse| John Fofthouse was last night presented with a fine diamond which | ‘was given away in connection with the removal sale conducted during the past week by the R. E. Barneck ; jewelry store. Mr. Barneck now is located in the Cowan building at the corner of Broadway and Fousth street, the jewelry entrance being on the Broadway side, and has much poore commodious quarters than be- ‘ore. Two Autos Damaged in Collision Here Two cars were badly damaged but their occupants escaped with only slight bruises and scratcies _ late Friday afternoon when the machines collided at the interscetion of Fourth street and Avenue A. The auto driven by Jos. Tschumperlin had the radiator jammed back over and a truck belonging to Wm. Nog- gle had a rear wheel broken and the running board damaged. The Tschumperlin car was traveling south on Fourth <treet and the truck was headed west on the avenue. | ape | EARTHQAKE RECORDED i Cairo, Egypt, Sept, 24.—4)— The Heluan observatory recorded an earthquake at 2:29 this morning, the epicenter being about 350 miles distant. CHECK FORGER SHOT | Chicago, Sept. 24.—(AP) — Pur-} sued through crowded Dearborn | street after an attempt to pass an alleged forged check on the First National Bank, a man posing as Ru- dolph Altrocchi, former assistant FRANK KRALL Fine Tailoring Pressing ‘A-No. q ‘Alterations New work, cleaning Laskin Block Opposite Patterson Hotel CLINIC OF DR. MacLACHLAN Harvard eee | Cares, Diseases by Natural Methods Without metallic ‘Drege or Surgery Glasses Fitted Rooms 6-8 Lucas Block Bismarck, N. D. ; MONEY TO LOAN On Improved City Property : Low Interest Rate and Repayment Privilege Bismarck and Mandap P. C. REMINGTON §] 103%,-tth St. Phone 220-W | members of the league to conform to ; the motor and the windsiield broken | ~ professor at the caivinity of chi. | cago, was shot in the back and se- riously wounded by a bank police- man today while pedestrians ran for cover. 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