The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1930, Page 3

» MINNESOTA GREETS STANFORD ELEVEN Prohibition Men Will Suppress Drinking in Gopher Sta- dium Tomorrow Minneapolis, “Oct. 10.—(?)—“Pop” Y> warner brought his Stanford univer- sity football squad to Minneapolis to- day to meet the University of Minne- sota eleven in memorial: stadium to- morrow. ‘The appearance at the Great Northern station of the squad of 33 was animated by a friendly “mob scene.” Several hundred persons is /A.0.U. W. EXPECTS [_MANDAN NEWS 22 BRAVES READY FOR BISMARCK ¢ 1,000 AT JAMESTOW. Big District Meeting Will Bring Representatives of 35 Lodges There Weather Will Have Much to Do With McMahan’s Start- ing Eleven form tonight when the Braves clash with Bismarck at Hughes Field under floodlights. were on hand to greet them before they climbed into busses and sped away to Lafayette club at Lake Min- netonka. “T expect a tough game with Min- nesota,” Warner confided. “Our boys ‘are in pretty good shape, but they'll need to be. Only the captain, Ray Tandy, is on the casualty list among the players who made the trip. He won't be able to get into the game Saturday. “The squad bore up pretty well on their long ride. But they didn’t get much practice—just a little at Oma- ha and some station platform work at Cheyenne. “This the first time I've been back since I brought the Carlisle In- dians to_Minneapolis to play,” he ex- plained. ‘The Cardinals will not work out at the stadium today but will do a little limbering up at the club, Warner said. M. L. Harney, enforcement direc- tor for the eighth prohibition district, announced today he would have “plenty of. agents” at the game to- morrow to suppress drinking in the stands. New Salem High Has * 34 Pieces in Band New Salem, N. D., Oct. 10—New Salem's high school band has: 34 pieces, according to Director Peterson. Leone Weigmann has been named assistant and Harold Joersz as stu- dent director. Members follow: Cornets—Harold Joersz, Gilbert Ellwein, Erwin Bumann, George Ho- hersz, Eddie Christiansen, LeRoy Hein, Albert Vollrath, Lawrence Gaebe, Milton Grube, George Kreidt, and Chester McCormick. Baritone—Iver Anderson. Bass—Howard Hoffmann. Clarinets—Dorothy Grimm, Will- mar Held, Gladys Gaebe, Johnnie Kuether, Harry Moltzen, and Christ- off Backsen. 4 Saxophones — Wilbur Klusmann, Leone Weigmann, Ruth Tellmann, Marcil Margan, Herbert Gaebe, Emily Arndt, and Florence Schmidt. Trombones—Gordon Klusmann, Madeline McCormick, Erwin Dett- mann, and Harvey Just. Altos—Wilber Tellmann, Buesen, and Robert Grimm. Plan Bird Refuges For North Dakota A party of the bureau of biological survey of the United States Denart- ment of Agriculture is making ex- aminations of areas suitable for mi- ratory bird refuges in North Dakota, according to word received by Burnie Maurek, state game and fish com- missioner. The party is headed by Albert J. Rissman, connected with the bureau. Mr. Rissman advised the game and fish commissioner that he had ex- amined Long Lake, southeast of Bis- marck, Lostwood Lakes, north of Lostwood, and Des Lacs Lakes, near Kenmare. The examining party is now located at Rolla engaged in sur- veying an area 15 miles northeast of Rolla. Examinations are being made in an effort to select suitable areas for mi- gratory bird refuges as provided un- der the Migratory Bird Refuge Act adopted in Congress in 1929. Pros- pective refuges are being inspected in various parts of the country. CLEMENCY DENIED Detlev Berlin, Oct. 10.—()—President Von | ~ Hindenburg today denied clemency to the three Fascist officers of the Reichswehr tried and convicted at Leipsic recently on charges of high treason. They were imprisoned. FEEN-A-MINT vaiue 5O¢ DILLARD’S ASPERGUM ‘The Right and Fasy Ws (okioagen ” veue 25¢ Totat Value TS¢ ‘The Braves have been instructed to sleep at least one hour between 4 and 6 o'clock this afternoon by Afhletic Director Leonard C. McMahan. At 6:30 o'clock they will dress at Man- dan and drive to Bismarck at o'clock. McMahan this morning said the weather would have much to do with his selection of starters. rich, C. West, Dahlquist, Kuebk Ephraim Owens, Peterson, ard House, Dale Smith, Pete and Pavlik. Sentencing of Said Confessed Robber Is according to authorities, to pool hall at Center, has been deferred by Judge H. L. Berry, Mandan. Ryan was brught before Judge Berry yesterday and was questioned by the justice. He is charged with stealing cigar- ettes and candy from the Center es- tablishment. He is being kept in the Morton county jail. W. P. Johns, another Oliver county defendant, also was brough before Johns is charged with obtaining money under Judge Berry yesterday. false pretenses. VISITS SEITZ FAMILY Second avenue northwest, Mercer. Dance and Social Club: ‘Those who will be members of the squad for the game are Lloyd Diet- er, Captain ‘Walter Kalpacoff, Al Schwartz, Jar- vis, W. Fleck, J. West, Byerley, Byron Spielman, Joe E-:kroth, Berry, Leon- Syvrud, Frank Boehm, Adam Fleck, Fitter, Postponed by Berry Sentencing of John P. Ryan, for- mer Cavalier man who has confessed, Dr. Ira J. Seitz, Chicago, is visiting a few days with his father and moth- er, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Seitz, 506) Mandan. Accompanying Dr. Seitz to Mandan. was his daughter, Mrs. Lois Seitz To Members of the Old-Time There will be a dancing party Satur- day, Oct. 11, at 1. 0. O. F. hall. Jamestown will be the scene. Oc- tober 17, of one of the largest A. O. U. W. meetings ever to be held in the state, when delegations from 35 North and South Dakota lodges will convene there for a huge district meeting. An attendance of 1,000 is being pre- pared for. The program has been arranged by Jamestown lodge of- ficers. While the big event of the day will be the evening meeting of the dis- trict at which a large class of candi- dates will be initiated into the order, the afternoon program will also be Tot considerable interest. The main events of the afternoon will be a spe- cial sound picture for visiting Work- men at the State Theatre and a drill team exhibition. Following the eve- ning meeting two dances will be held. Large delegations are expected from Lisbon, La Moure, Fargo, Wim- bledon, Woodworth, Bismarck and Devils Lake. The meeting is being sponsored by the Pioneer distriet of the order com- posed of 14 North Dakota lodges. Jamestown lodge, No. 151, is in charge of the arrangements, assisted by Ft. Seward lodge, the Jamestown men’s organization. Geo. Baker Succeeds Denner at College George J. Baker, connected with &@|animal husbandry work at North Da- kota Agricultural college since 1 has been appointed extension ist in animal husbandry to succeed 8. G. Denner, whose resignation takes effect Nov. 1, C. F. Monroe, exten- sion service director, announces. Farmers and livestock breeders throughout North Dakota are ac- quainted with Mr. Baker who was extension specialist in animal huse bandry from 1921 to 1928. Since 1923 he has been secretary and treasurer of the State Livestock Breeders’ as- sociation. Mr. Denner resigned to accept the position of.county extension agent in Fillmore county, Minnesota. Keystone Campaign Is Growing Bitter | Philadelphia, Oct! 10.—(#)—The breach of the Republican party of Pennsylvania is growing. * Starting with the revolt of power- ful Philadelphia leaders against the candidacy of Gifford Pinchot, Repub- N once, enteed. 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