The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1928, Page 7

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1928 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Afghan Government . EIGHT HIGH SCHOOLS FORM —_[Afshan Government SIOUX LAND GRIDIRON LOOP) se. 2x a-n-tm, ow today printed dispatches from Lahore, India, saying that full eva- cuation of Kabul, Afghanistan, would be made as soon as possible. In the .,|J. H. Colton, Minot; G. W. Hanna, + Bismarck, Valley City, Grand|vailey git: B. W. eee Devils Forks, Jamestown, Minot, |#*¢: 4. ©. Istad, Jamestown; and! meantime, advances reaching Moscow M: i y Ot /Glenn Hanns, Moorhead, Others in told of further victory of government landan, Devils Lake and sca Sg eget co Homer | troops in their drive against the re- Moorhead Members; Fargo Is pact a Vie Coach | pels. Invited and Williston Ex. Lawrence Burnett, Devils Lake. The Lahore dispatches said that cluded. et ee ee on farmontous| stores in Kabul were fast becoming depleted. Many persons were still awaiting rescue and no airplanes were able to leave because it was snowing. The dispatches said that the build- thoughout and much optimism was Prevalent forecasting the success of the venture. Valley City, N. D., Dec. 28.—Organ- ization of the Sioux Land conference ing (presumably the legation build- ing) had been subjected to heavy fire and its rooms were barricaded. Lack of heavy casualties was attribut- ed mainly to the failure of rebel Shells to explode. GAS FATAL TO NURSE Minneapolis, Dec. 28.—(?)— Mrs. Margaret E. Felt, 72, former nurse, was found dead in her home from il- luminating gas poisoning, the fourth victim in the city during the day. CHRISTMAS GUN KILLS Little Falls, Minn. Dec. 28—()— Three hours after he had received a shotgun as a belated Christmas gift Fred Irvin, 14, of Minneapolis, was led. | was discharged. was accomplished at a meeting of rep- Plane Hops Off in resentatives from seven North Dakota and one Minnesota high schools here yesterday. The newly formed conference, an outgrowth of agitation for settling football championships in North Da- kota, will be devoted exclusively to ha foe sport for one year at least. Schools represented at the meeting here today and who are charter mem- bers are Valley City, Grand Forks, Record Flight Try El Centro, Calif, Dec. 28—(7)— Carrying 646 gallons of gasoline, the single-motored monoplane Albatross took off at 6:55 a.m. today inean- other effort to break the world’s endurance flight record. Charles Rocheville and John Guglementi were ‘at the controls. Rocheville said he believed the Plane could remain aloft more than Jamestown, Minot, Mandan, Bis-|79 pours, Syeneneun ae Lake, N. Dak, and | ‘several previous attempts to set a new world’s endurance mark with the Plane have failed. 27 Mexican Rebels Killed in Battles Mexico City, Dec. 28—(#)—Dis- Patches from Guadalajara today said that military authorities there had received advices that 27 insurgents had been killed in four engagements with federal forces at various points in the state of Jalisco. The heaviest combat took place at Los Capellanes where 15 insurgents were killed as well as one soldier and two army officers and two soldiers were wounded. The insurgents were dispersed in all four encounters. TROUBLESOME HACKING COUGHS STOPPED Coughing is often due to an irrita- tion of the throat that persistent hacking only makes worse. To stop it at once, hold for a time a dose of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound low in the throat, as for a gargle, be- fore swallowing. This puts the heal- ing, soothing qualities of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound in direct contact with the irritated surfaces and relief is immediate. Every in- gredient of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is active and potent. opiates. Sold everywhere.—Adv. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED—Competent girl for gener- al housework. Small family. Call ‘715 Sixth street. Mrs. Arthur Bau- er. , Minn. Fargo, the ninth school invited to attend the meeting of the organiza- i tion in its formative process, was not Ni represented. Fargo will become a | charter member of the group pending acceptance of the invitation to Fargo Officials within the next two weeks. ‘The championship race will get un- der way in the fall of 1929. Ward Named Head The assemblage extended a vote of i thanks to M. 8. Ward, principal of } Valley City high school, for his efforts in or the loop, and unani- mously named him as its first presi- dent. J. H. Colton, Minot high school principal, was named vice president. A. O. Elstad, Jamestown, was elected secretary-treasurer. All officers were named ‘Williston, a perennial challenger for high school football honors in this state, was not among the schools in- vited. In view of the great record compiled by the Williams county school in the past decade, much dis- cussion was provoked as to the feasi- bility of inviting the western North Dakota school into the conference as @ charter member. Carried Over Year A long discussion revealed that too few of the conference schools were in @ position to finance games with the great teams coached by Joe Cutting. In view of this the group went on record as favoring carrying the Wil- liston problem over to the next. an- nual meeting of the group, it being found ‘not expedient to include Wil- liston as a member of the conference at this time. A letter from Superintendent J. H. , Williston, to Superintendent. G. W. Hanna, Valley City, setting forth reasons why Williston should be included as a member of the loop, was read, but the group could not see its way clear to provide Williston with the number of games to make it eligible for the loop title. Geographical isolation of Williston from conference schools was the main topic of the debate, No FOR RENT—Two room unfurnished apartment. Call at 421 Ninth street. Phone 1353-M. Four é ri ska ae: cy abe $5.00 and $2.50 for gible for a conference rating. All! best two last lines teams tied for the lead shall receive similar trophies in recognition of their victory, but the ties shall operate against a team’s record in reckoning the conference champion. The cham- Pionship shall be decided on a per- centage basis. Some of the outstanding bits in the ¥ constitution of the conference: The conference favored confining its activities to football only, for one year, because it was believed that basketball and track and field are sat- isfactorily handled in the state bas- ketball tournaments and the state e track and field meets in North Dakota ‘and Minnesota. Eligibility standards shall be the Same as are in effect in the respective 2 states in which the school is located. ‘Moorhead will operate under Minne- sote rules, while North Dakota legis- ‘lation will prevail in the case of the other members. The conference season shall close not later than the first Saturday after Thanksgiving. No post-season games will be played within the con- ference. All conference games must be Scheduled before Sept. 15 preceding Limerick No. 7 Billy B.. for his own New Year vow, Said he'd wash every morning— and how! When his mother had said She'd buy ALL Wonder bread —_—___ Can you write a line for this limerick? It must rhyme with the first two lines, ending with a different rhyme word, For the best one received before 1 p.m. Tuesday, we will pay $5.00. For the second best one, we will pay $2.50. In the event of two or more persons submitting the last, line which is adjudged the best, the first one received wins. Nov- elty and cleverness will weigh heavily in the judging. Remem- ber that the last line must match the first two in rhyme and meter. ee “ Address all communications to Meeting Date Set c m ° ‘The annual shall be held|| ing and eee Barker Bak. Co., Bismarck, No. Dak. This is the 7th of a series of Limericks that we will run in Fhe Tribune every Friday. The winning lines and the author's name will be published each week. 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