The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1927, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE-BISMARCK TRIBUNE : MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1927 ovember 26. | Army game | L. Kk, l ] ‘ _ Additional Sports THD, pi | MAROONS BEAT ‘Deberry was horn December 29, 1893, HOOSIER TEAM; cqprigpe wn 1 ; OPHERS WIN ‘ Tonight -- Mon. & Tues | ee DOPE iN UPSET OVER SOONERS | Matinee Every Day 2:30 = Ly , Staggmen Not Expected to) Miakeanee (ROR ty i Come Through With Win— |" nnesola : ada ; hs q Dickinson, N. Dak., They Do, 13-0 With Oklahoma Aggies= | September 24, 1927. oi | 40-0 Score Proves That ; ue Me ve Pea ence jute aa op wahr Motor Sales Co., . ILLINE DEFEAT BUTLER], | Rismattk, No DAG os fend runs a Wild Scoring Spree Brings © ce Dear Mr. Lahr:-- } Tally to 58-0—Missouri Sub- | Oklahoma Age ‘Thought. perhaps you might be interested in learning about the service that I received from the Model | dues Nebraska, 7-6 6 96 Whippet Two Door Sedan, which I have been using on the Dickinson-New England Stage since the latter SoH anaS part of June, 1926, up until September 9th, 1927, ; ches THinsed Mann During that period of time this car made two trips a day, averaging about 125 miles per day. Total mile- praved he fick ean a en ; age covered was ep pr On mavey oe miles, ; : : : ete wun hroughout the first. three The average gasoline consumption was a little over 25 miles per gallon, and the oil was changed every six pritniphed s he Aggies, 1926 Missouri days and no additional oil was added. The total cost for repairs on this car was $24.45. This, of course, does stir the é pao were ts uy ye not figure cost of tire repairs. The only new parts put in this car were: one new connecting rod, new piston of Chicago they Got Pineueh tie toeenes 1: rings, new piston pins, and new spring shackle bolts and bushings, The valves were ground twice and three , all but one on forward new exhaust valves had to be replaced at the end of 35,000 miles, Gophers Stage Runaway | We carry mail on this stage line and at one time the schedule from Dickinson to New England, which is a Almquist, Barnhardt and Nydahl distance of about 30 miles, was 50 minutes; and in order to maintain this schedule we had to maintain an aver- on end dashes, inc eau Ce age road speed of 45 to 50 miles per hour. On practically every trip this car made it was overloaded. Besides ; and K av fall in Joest- i ing its regular capacity of passengers, about 300 to 500 pounds of baggage was carried on the left running : Big ine's place, seldom were — stopp oard. fre coe arhal monts—Hovie’ of Devils °, On September 9th, I traded this car in on a Willys-Knight 70-A, and received a credit of $400.00. My rea- 4 Pete Would Riddell, and “Matchin—4 son for making the change was that the Whippet was not large enough to take care of the increased business also PC » yardage. i} is ti Ny) BUNCE ntecoy, AVTIBRY and GGre Were at this time of year. The xprightllest comedi. 1 carriers, were “trong performers for the Ags, but T wish to state at this time that I was more than satisfied with the service received from this car, and enne on the screen today— ey could not cope with the ‘opher ; Pec H Ge cenit ing gant frankly I do not believe that there js another car in its price class that can be compared with the Whippet. atte Pel Nefeon Leyc I Libby, substitute £0" the Aggi of in- And further than that will say that whenever I get another light car it most certainly will be another Whippet. el — “Trudy” Bal tbuek, followed splendid inter. Juries including ww suf- Yours very truly, Jimmie Hall, fered by Mye their center, Proves Gopher Power NEW ENGLAND STAGE CO, # othe Campus Flic” What ference the Indiana line for He we tua we cect | The outcome of the contest left: ae a combination! Comic cam- “Phe Hoosiers looked good in the little doubt as to the devastating of- | By af pus capers plus the rt first half with Bennett and Rein- fe7sive power of the 1927 Minnesota | C. M. Gardner, Manager, exelting caving race ear CeGod. tor ‘d gains eleven, and announced to the West- | ° inacn ern conference in unmistakable | |tones that the “Gophers are com- > third. ine. the third "For three-quarters of the contest, Minnesota nined a steady on- | j Ward advai Then, in the fourth | 1 up period, with Minnesota forced to} ase Punt on one of the few ovcasio ich any NEWS PICTURES Comedy: “Kid Tricks” every time they car One “hr Once in the opening period Indiaya got near enough to fee Catteron try a place kick, which went wide. Then the Maroons and McDonough i of Balay’s. Lib got loose for first dov substitute halfback, center for the last 10 .Gardner’s Whippet Was One of the First Whippets Built Coming “The Big Parade” (The original letter is in our office, if you wish to see it. And, we have others.) THE PROOF —“is in the eating.” Ask any Whippet owner about his car. The Whippet is NOT an experiment. Neither will a new Whippet Model come out next spring, for it is now Over a Year Old and Still Over a Year Ahead the Aggies cas? th healded ‘forward passing at- ae k which proved to be a dud. 5 "i Of 10 frenzied thrusts through + | Me: all's for the ; "3 Bee aya. Mendenhall’s try for the ine air in the final period, mort ¢ ’ Fe iod found both teams them long range shots, the Aggic she final peri i Mne Up with passes but Bennett, thaged to make good on four for | eigen cit passes but Benne yardage of 55 yards. ‘The and Harrell could not find anyone to : catch their heaves and the Mar Pt He Tittle marched down the field ay pa by knocking down one lon ae TUESDAY PALACE THEATRE - MANDAN and the fin: a eounolich interce _ jthe Minnesota reser t yar, Anderson and Mendenhall, | Sion eae Nae tore off run {lett the ballon] yp ,(iapher Backs Too Alert the Crimson 3 yard line where An-! McCoy and Wright, Oklahoma's | derson took it around right end for Sharpshooters, tried | valiantly to the second touchdown. This time ¢t off a long heave in the closing | MeDonough’s try for the point was, 7ninutes that would net. at least one | foe 4 Ne ee Featuring good. marertoo alee pea If YOU really KNEW how much better quality there is in the WHIPPET than any other car in its class to- Royal Venetian Five Minnesota counted 19 first downs, } 5 the ma, of them along the | 10,—(— "The Kround, to a hard earnest three for | SE ie ma, two by reckless forward day, you’d have NOTHING but a WHIPPET. We will gladly compare the WHIPPET — PART FOR PART—with ANY other car in its price class. WHY NOT GET THE FACTS? pi ncn tt MARCOU sing. The € ler toO ina sper football battle that turned into a i” penalties to “Fun in Shadows” wild scoring spree for Hlinois in the second after But had « a to Ul. team ig, 2 1 ' © tive of which were completed f ards gain. 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