The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1930, Page 9

ie ‘Associated bres Photo ~ Senator Robert M. La Foltette, recently married to Rachel Witson ‘Young of Washington, 0. C., and Phillip La Follette, his brother, who won the republican nomination for governor of Wisconsin, are shown by Madison, -Wis., after their triumphs. Mr. .and Mrs. Phil Le Follette are shown left and ‘Senator La Follette and his bri on the right. A woireineale acolo AT Ro-mercersad The former Kalser of Germany, who !s passing his destining years at ‘Doorn, Holland, is shown enjoying afternoon tea with his wife, Hermine, on the veranda of mansion. WANT WORLD'S SERIES TICKETS Mall req poawamnn: Sor. senele erton Sieh o08 up_at the Cardi- nale’ headquarters in Louis long before the pennant race was decid- ed. It was a case of coming early to avoid the rush. ' HORNSBY TO MANAGE CUBS IN 1931 ke the managerial hel: fo I amet tint in an joe McCarthy, Weighs e ( “leth longing fora world's THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1980 Associated Press Photo Dr. Percy Watson of Northfield, Minn., medical missionary of the American Board of Foreign Mis sions, has been summoned Chinese authorities to fight bubonio plague epidemic in Shans! province. \ Oregon Candidate Associated Press Photo Mrs. Roy 8. Wilson, candidate for governor sl ticket advocating protection of the Lhe business man from out- Here ts an alr view of Shibe park, home of ti the 1930 world The date Is Octobi the Cards may draw the pitching assignments fo- the opener. Wins Her Wings To Wed Raskob’s Son Associated Prese Photo Mrs. Francis Loomis, Jr. te the latest San Diego, Cal., society woman to join the “Flying Wives of Flying Husbands Club.” She re- Con after taking In- J. husband. national chairman, announced. Associated Press Photo * Minerva Aaronson of New Haven, whor agement to John ‘ob, Jr, son of democratic celved her tice: was recently struction from WHY CONNIE WORRIES ABOUT HIS PITCHERS Associated Press Photo ‘These three sluggers ere expected to furnish the punch In the St. Lome! Cardinals’ batting Bree the world’s series battles with the foledetenis, Athjeties. They are genet Watkins, ‘right fielder, and Frank Frisch, second baseman. 3 \ is a acene at 9 elghteenth hole showing part of galle opening rounds ofthe national amateur chemplonship at Merion ted Press Photo apeyee Slowed owed Bobby Jones dur aia Philadelphia, - Aorthern Manchuria and es, Chick Hater, Chinese War Lord Ketiinad d Of Larceny Associated Press Photo James P. Jones, moral leade former treasurer of the Virginia * Aescciated Prese Photo antl-satoon league, wae arrested larceny Chang Heveh-Liang, M. n war lord, whose armies nave art touth as Pelping. Associated Press Photo hiladetphia Athietics, and ecene of the opening 1. Earnshaw of the Athietics and Hallahan of Co-Eds Associated Press Photo The heavy aluminum gondola of the largest balloon ever built In which Prof. Auguste Piccard (right) of Belgium and hi: eee Kipfer, hope to ascend 10 miles above t! » to take eclentific of Associated Press Photo akespeare, but not Phil Scott, it boxing ring. He has become ew establishment in London, ‘Associated Press Photo Nina Fox (above) of Chicago, niece of Edna Ferber, and Betty Zane Grey (bslow), daughter of Zane Grey, the author, are students at he University of Wisconsin this year. DUFFIELD MARSHALL Quarlertack fi eee 4 F™ “Assoctates Prese Photo Guartet of Vetera University of Southern Call. fornia toom as a fierce cont 30 football honors. “Field” Duffield Is the outstanding t irterb: Gaius Sha id Ernie Pinckert in tine t libael halt Ta napa Boe ae on a rs el ull SS ME TWO NORRISES AT NEBRASKA CAMPAIGN QUIZ Associated Presa Photo Grocer George W. Norris of Broken Bow, Neb. (seated at end of table, wearing bow sie and Sene- tor George W. Norrie met at the fay hele fund leventiontey § commltige eee ae Lincoln, Neb. The mittee inquired into the filin; Senator Norris. His name waa berred from the pos ey by rt ruling, Senator at ape Is shown at extreme: ri ; :