The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 24, 1933, Page 3

BOWMAN S AWARDED HGH SCHOOL TLE Places First in Point-Rating System of Southwest Slope Conference (Secretary, Bowman, N. D., Nov. 24.—()—Bow- man high school, winner of the 1933 southwest conference football cham- pionship, placed four men on the all-conference team selected by the circuit coaches. FY Today’s is one of the interesting hands that helped Mrs. G. A. H. For Montana: ht and Saturday, except THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1933 legislation was called Friday by Gov- urged the law makers to confine ac- tivities to Sven ana ws rienmgard and unemployment an passage liquor control leigslation needed, due ty REMEMBERS THE ‘NEWSIES’ Baltimore, Nov. 24—(?)—Nine news- | & ernor Floyd B. Olson, to convene De- bi The governor in his proclamation | lenhurst, Baltimore jeweler and world \ ry oO | Roseburg, Ore., cl. 2 00 Weather Report | |scieuk Sev iit 2 900 Land Appraisals d 2 | 3s| Are Being Made Daily |cemter 5. FORECAST Beatties We so BRIDGE For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly | Sheridan 50 01) St. Paul, Nov. 24—()}—Attempting a cloudy tonight and Saturday, some- 38 to beat a heavy snowfall in the north- EXPERTS PLAY T LE eens ened 8 3 ‘west, 785 farm appraisers in the sev- urday, 4 10 /enth Federal Land Bank district are | ! AE REPAY a 8 ert %4 00] making approximately 900 appraisals |< 18th amendment repeal. Solution to Previous Contract Problem ‘loudy ight 48 =©.00| Gaily to wipe out a back-log of 13,000 — Today’s Contract Problem ind “eat arday, 8 .00/farm loan spplications before low BY WM. E. McKENNEY ) ‘West has the contract for ¥ snow east 3 0 aanaay on and HN tore eee American Bridge League! four spades.. He loses the . initely @ halt activi- aS first two heart tricks and must west rerio Bat Shipments of Durum ties, : While I believe that, in tournament! | Jose a trump trick. How day, Held Up On M Federal land bank appraisers again say, % ib to bid a doubttul| | SHOUwld the diamond suit be: Sou e DP UNnce More |are working in North Dakota and the y hcl Sd be Played to make the contract? kota: Partl — i upper regions of Minnesota, Wiscon- Grand slam when you have a sure a cloudy, tonigh hundred cars of durum|sin and Michigan, after a temporary small alam, you do have to learn all : and Gaturdsy:/wheat moved to markets outeide the delay due to heavy snows in these the tricks even in bidding a small (Bina) Perna state during the six-day period that| areas. alam. rs Partly cloudy to-|North Dakota's embargo was partly Coming in at the rate of 900 a day, | A new rating system, a mathema- tical method which gives a numerical. rating for each team, was adopted by the conference. Reeder placed second in the confer- ence standings with Hettinger third, Marmarth fourth, and Rhame fifth. Bowman was coached by Ray Schwartz of Jamestown, who starred on the Jamestown college eleven in 1932. The all-conference teams: First Team Jeide, Reeder, end. Long, Rhame, tackle, Tennent, Marmarth, guard. Vander Wort, Marmarth, center. Zeller, Rhame, guard. . Bjorklund, Bowman, guard. Stewart Donald, Bowman, tackle, Peterson, Bowman, end. Benson, Reeder, qb. Anderson, Rhame, lh. Leahy, Marmarth, rh. - Durfee, Reeder, fb, ‘Woll, Bowman, fb. Second Team C. Leary, Marmarth, end. field representing In this hand we that the de- clarer Ni not receive a favorable Opening, ‘which would have been a spade. She also lost the diamond finesse, but still made her contract, employing the squeeze. In the bidding, we find North and South each mentioning a three-card Gausemal, Bowman, tack! . Amsden, Hettinger, guard. Paulson, Bowman, center. Berg, Reeder, guard, Childers, Marmarth, guard. Lorang, Reeder, end. Iverson, Bowman, end. Field, Reeder, qb. Clement, Marmarth, 1h. White, Reeder, rh. Kercher, Marmarth, fb. Hanson, Rhame, fb, Honorable mention—Backs —, Roen, Beaudreau, R, Anderson, Rhame; Walsh, Marmarth; Tripp, Hettinger, Holfand, Hettinger; linemen—Amund- son, Bowman, Bradley, Rhame, Hol- man, Marmarth; Brown, Hettinger, and Hilden, Reeder. “Take off them false whiskers, Russia! We recognize ya!” “Turkey Barrel- Paks” (Something New) Just received another carload. Lighter in weight than ordi- nary barrel and holds as much, saves express charges, weighs 12 Ibs. Why not bring in your Hides and Furs and take out your Turkey Barrel-Paks? Order your Barrel-Paks low Wholesale or Retail “Northern” Hide & Fur Company Brick Bldg. at Corner Front and Ninth Bismarck, N. Dak. Act quickly! save! DRASTIC PRICE CUTS On our entire stock of 6 USED CARS Duplicate—Both sides Vul. Opening lead—@ 4. ‘West Pass Pass Pass North East 39 Pass 4@ = Pass Pass Pass 24 ‘ suit. South bid three spades to make @ constructive bid over her partner's three hearts, If she jumped to five hearts, North might simply gamble and go to six hearts, so she took the slower and/| surer method, making a constructive bid of three spades. North’s bid of four diamonds was br purely a slam try, and with the in- formation that North held something Lutheran Observance Is Brought to Close ‘The last formal observance of the Four Hundred Fiftieth Anniversay of the birth of Martin Luther at the Trinity church in Bismarck will be held next Sunday. Twelve books Gealing chiefly with the life and work of the great reformer will be dedicated at Church School services at 10 o'clock, The books are a gift to the Bismarck Public Library from the Trinity Lutheran Church School children and will be accepted by Ruth ding, public librarian. Two of the books in the collection are 1933 editions. “Martin Luther: ‘The Formative Years” by Barend Klaas Kuiper is the most up to date story of the first thirty-four years of Luther's life. “Martin Luther: Hu- manist” is a thesis of the intellectual vontribution of the Italian Renais- sance to the German reformation by Paul Harld Andreen. Dr. G. M. Bruse’s book on “Luther as an Edu- vator,” “Dr. Luther” G. C. L. Riemer, “Martin Luther, His Life and Labor” by William Dallmann and “Luther the Reformer” by Charles E. Hay have been selected for a place in this in a Solution in next tissue. 24 jin diamonds, South immediately went to six hearts, The Play and the declarer took the finesse. and then shifted to the deuce of ed the ace and queen of hearts, West second heart, Declarer continued with the deuce three of clubs, dummy winning the z of in dummy, discarding a losing club from her own hand. The Jack of spades was returned, East a. m. est. Pet. . laying low. Bi Grand Forks, snowing. 21 14° 01 district Playing jut South went right Jamestown cian . Hae Judicial ten of hearts. West dropped the ten | Valley City, cldy. up with the ace and then played the of diamonds and East let go a club. Then South played the five of hearts and West was squeezed. He could not let go Spades, or clubs, Declarer discarded the ten of |Spades from dummy and then played Jack, trick with the king, and the nine of jelubs was good forthe last trick. — | He |Copyright, 1933, NEA Service, Inc.) site for the special phases in the life of this church father which they em- are “Luther's Life” by ©, Nielsen, Seebach; “Thorough Luther to Lib- jerty”’ an historic novel by Wm. Schmidt and L. H. Schuh and “Mar- ‘in Luther, the Lionhearted Reform- jer” by J. A. Morrison. “The English Church and the Reformation” was chosen for the gift selection for the iight it gives on the contribution of the German Reformer tothe English Speaking ranch of the Christian church. A two hundred forty-five age brochure by W. H. T. Dau, “Luther Examined and Reexamined” ‘s in the collection because of the document defense it makes against the charges wihch have been made Luther, —___. NURSE IS ACQUITTED Santa Cruz, Cal. Nov. 4 Pe — Acquitted of a murder charge, Frieda Wilhemnina Weltz, 43-year-old nurse | was free Friday to seek again the health and happiness she claims were Shattered by the man she was ac- cused of slaying, Francis J. M. Grace, retired capitalist. ‘ ne or snow extreme west portion; | Thy r colder north-central tonight and east | "pureday. Portion Saturda; portion fontgnt, wy wane weather, is’ cent reat . western Canadian the ern S westward to ° the Pacific coast (Salt Lake City|Wheat shipments were permitted to West opened the four of diamonds po pitation Plains States and East won the trick with the king Provinces. said, Valley City ipped Missouri river stage at 7 a. m. 1.0 ft. ay = eae spades, which the declarer next play-|24 hour change, 0.0 ft. Bismarck station barometer, discarding @ small diamond on the|2611. Reduced to sea level, tation: of hearts and West discarded the rot this meats to date teuae tie She bee n hater this month to date zi pigs pits Normal, January 1st to di 80 Accu: Declarer, cashed the ace and queen | Accumulated deficiency to date 5.20 diamonds of the queen of |BISMARCK, N. D., clear 30 38 00 | charges of assault with in dummy’s ten would be|Amarillo, Tex. clear .. g00d, so he had to drop the five of | Boise ss to the ace of clubs, dropping West's Des Dhasize. 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Special Session Is and posstbiy ifeme east pardon cation for six days during which ship. i Baruraay morning a Called in Minnesota &t. rar i Fan ere special - | Session, e 8 legislature to pass ee | ar TS CIT aTG ERT ee | GU MRIEIEUNES ince ae liquor control (Edi ton 20.64). A th | tinue inc accordi to the = morning imonton . ie hig! efinitely, ing im iorning; warmer GENERAL CONDITIONS Pressure area, ure area, acc rature, extends teams the south- Plains States north Light, scattered the Miss! Valley, |of durum wheat was shipped through snd in the "Canadiat! 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