The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1934, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, ‘TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1934 Sng (game which had no sss laces which fa nb bong on the loop title race. More Sport op tle Ta ea eave un {Fairy Fairy Tale With Medical Flavor, plays at Jamestown Wednesday, and Bottineau Foresters at Dickinson Thursday. Mayville is tentatively scheduled to meet the Omaha Univer- sity cagers Friday. Devils Lake, Dec. 11.—()—Dennis | are W. P. Davies, Grand Forks; Rilie Kelly, 79, ploneer resident of Devils|Morgan, Grafton, and B. W. Condit, CORNE Far, 2, bend of he earests| Van Zandt Predicts Says Dionne Quintuplets’ Doctor GIVE rh HOR cong: ged: ee Bonus Bill Success , died here Sunday at the home bade piglegerregeed Lo mander be} we Velrana of Porlgn EDUCATION SYSTRM |e Stewetaes 57s Ra shee f years. Funeral services be eld hire Wetteitay toocing, JAMESTOWN. WOMAN DIES: Jamestown, N. D., Dec. 11. Items Placed in Copper Box Press ‘Hall of Fame’ = ee Jordan ent $5,| "0 bonus = aa ven Zandt tat there Monday to Show Govern Committee to Meet} srs. xent taught school tor sev-|is such « promive te te tek tat seamen be eral years. near Edgeley. (President Roosevelt) in offering ug Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 11.—(—| Her husband and two sons, Donsld|® compromise which we refuse to ‘The “hall of fame” committee of the| of Jamestown and Earl ‘of Car Ci "| Sctentisis, feces Moorhead Teachers no Up Sone Wik Sender at Fargo Tuesday, and University of! ‘airy tale with @ medical flavor.” Abe Espinosa in Sp! osa North Dakota will travel to Valley City ‘All that Dr. Roy Dafoe Miami Open Lead |.” i dlaaaeadeaaon . was “gosh.” ‘The obscure country doctor who achieved fame for his suc- cessful fight to keep the five lit- New York, Dec, 11.—(?)—The | tf At 36-Hole Mark P irate Manager Olin Dutra Looms as Golfer to Shake Chicagoan at Half- Way Point Miami, Fla., Dec. 11—(?)—The last half of a record smashing field of 300 golfers turned into the second 18-hole round of the $12,500 Miami Biltmore open Tuesday. Olin Dutra, national open cham- pion toured the first 18 holes Sun- day ina ippy 70, one under par, and loomed as the one most probable to shake Abe Espinosa of Chicago out of first position at the 36-hole mark ‘Tuesday. Espinosa finished Monday with a ‘14-72—146 for the midway mark in the ‘72-hole tournament that ends Thurs- day. The Chicagoan is entered from the second division of the classic, com- posed largely of golfers who seldom participate in major tournaments. Dutra represents the first division, open to all players who were among the low 60 and ties in the last P. G. A. championship and the low 30 and ties in the national open. A stroke behind Espinosa Monday were Johnny Farrell of Short Hills, N. J., and Orville White.of St. Louis, two first division entries, whose 147 was tied by a second group player, Mike Turnesa of Elmsfore, N. Y. At the end of play Tuesday, all players in the first division, the low 80 and ties in the second group, and all the amateurs, will be selected to par- ticipate in the two final 18-hole rounds to be played Wednesday and "Thursday. Ralph Kingsrud of Fargo shot a 80-77 for a 36-hole total of 157. N. D. College Quints Swing Into Action (By The Associated Press) {ng snap into action this week in seven games. ‘The Billings, Mont., Polytechnic Institution were scheduled against two North Dakota intercollegiate con- ference teams. The Montanans Played at Jamestown cone and Mayville Wednesday. the state schools were acteated Is ast week, elecpetels by Moorhead Teachers and Mayville at Valley City in a Bids for Grange ‘Galloping Ghost’ Offered Job Coaching Pittsburgh Pro- fessional Team New York, Dec. 11—(#)—For the same reason that taseball moguls are anxious to keep Babe Ruth in the game—his ability to make the turnstiles click steadily—professional football is trying to keep Harold (Red) Grange from hanging up his moleskins. While the Chicago Bears were losing the National League cham- pionship to the New York Giants Sunday, Grange, the “galloping ghost of Illinois,” was :nding his playing career on the Chicago bench. “I’m 31 years old and have been playing @ long time,” said Grange. “I can’t take it the way I could a couple of years ago, so this is my finale. It was to have been Grange’s swan song from the pro game un- til Arthur Rooney, owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates heard about it. Rooney attended the club owners’ |31 meeting Monday and after the ses- sion went into a long huddle with Grange. During their conference Rooney offered Grange the job as coach of the Pirates next season. “We didn’t come to an agreement Monday,” said Rooney, “but I'm going to see Grange again Tues- day” Checks for M’Kenzie Farmers Distributed Watford City, N. D., Dec, 11—(P)— Distribution of more than a quarter of @ million dollars of wheat: checks to McKenzie county farmers ts to be started Wednesday, it was an-|whiteman, nounced Tuesday by County Agent Ralph Welch, More than 5,000 checks, totaling $230,000 have been received at the county agent's office, and another $40,000 will arrive later to complete| Larson, the last payment under the 1933 con- tracts and the first under the 1934 acreage reduction agreements. ; The distribution schedule is as fol- lows: Wednesday, December 12, Alexan- der, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Thursday, Grassy Butte, 8:30 to 11 SA ONT, yy Tiiriniias PMideel CD Wt tte oreoen, PATTERN 5163 you know someone who loves kit can di sha chy one embroidered on a pillow or se petre. You ean ie tle sisters alive stood before an enthralled audience of 3,000 in Carnegie Hall Monday night and told in simple language the story of the famous quintuplets. Early in the morning of last May 28 he answered a hurry call to the Dionne home, he related, and found the house in confu- sion, with no preparation for a confinement “except a tea kettle boiling the stove.” “I was astonished to find two babies already had been born, and a third was arriving. Two neighbors were acting as mid- wives and doing excellent work. The father had disappeared. I @ m.m., Mountain time; Charison, 1:30 to 5 p. m. Friday: Cartwright, 9 a. m. to noon; Arnegard, 1:30 to 5 p. m. Saturdey: Watford City, 9 a. m. to 5p. m Dickinson Peds Beat Billings Five, 33-31 Dickinson, N. D, Dec. 11—()}— The Dickinson Savages defeated Billings Polytechnic institution 33 to here. Greater height and deadly accur- acy at the free throw line gave Poly- technic a two-point lead at half time. The Savages overcame Billings’ lead in the first minutes of the last Period, but just before the game end- ed, Murdo, Billings forward, tallied @ field goal to put the visitors ahead, 31 to 29. Stumpf recovered the lead with two quick ones for Dickinson. 1 ULuloeus 4 3 Crommne Totals ....ssscesee Dickinson Richardson, Gunderson, Partridge, c Schmickrath, Shfeflo, ¢ | SSSeSHUSHGH Al ceseuue Slvosecciuned <i Regent High Cagers Win Double Victory Regent, N. Dec. 11.—Regent cagers won @ doubleheader Friday with the Regent high school Ramblers defeating the Leith quint, 34 to 14, and the Regent Midgets downing the Havelock Juniors, 18 to 8. At the end of the first quarter the Ramblers had taken a 10 to 4 lead which the Leith cagers grad whittled down until at the half-time the score stood 16 to 13 in favor of Regent. Both teams went scoreless through the third quarter but in the final period the Ramblers launched ® scoring attack that netted 18 points with the Leith team limited to one free throw. Larson, Hegge and Marks were high scorers for the Regent five with Anhorn and Zellar doing the best work for the losers. Summary: ‘Regent aap Fa ae PF E three hours she was out of dan- ger, Jimmies Score 47-23 Victory Over Billings college ketball victory over Billings Polyte- chnic here last night. At the half the Jimmies led 29-12, Jamestown took the lead at the start and never was headed. Out- standing for the Jimmies was Thun- em and Schauer. Murdo and White- man set the pace for Billings, Sum- mary: Gus Schlickenmeyer of Bismarck Playing guard on the Jimmie quint, scored @ field goal and a free throw to add to the winning team’s total. Elgin High Cagers Lead Slope Circuit Eigin, N. D., Dee. 1—(?)—! high schooi leads the basketball roe Turtle Lake, N. D., Dec. 10—(P)— Prospects for the basketball campaign are the brightest in several years, ac- Turtle Lake lost its opening en- gagement to Washburn 24 to 18. The remainder of the schedule: Dec. 11—Wasburn at Turtle Lake. Dec. 14—Turtle Lake at Coleharbor. In addition, it will bear mute testi- mony to the culture of our times and indicate various phases of our gov- ernmental. and commercial organiza- tion. Kd inspection of succeeding genera- jons; 1. Picture of the 1934 football squad, Presented by Bud Kanz. 2. 1934 track meet program, pre- sented by Junior Neff. 3. Picture of the 1934-35 basketball chet Laeger by Billy Owens. 4. Copy of Prairie Breezes, high school annual, presented by Mary] Mahiman. 5. Copy of the Bismarck High Her- a presented by Marion Pederson. %k high school pep songs, preoes by Beverly Barnes. 7. List of members of the state championship debate team for 1934, yee by seemed Roberts. 8, Program fc jorie Hawley and a poster for the play, presented by Carl Gutsche. All Class Rolls Listed 9. List of freshmen students, pre- 4. Sour of the Jamestown college annual. is Copy of State Agricultural college ve re of University of North Da- annual. -| published by W. H. Payne. Feb. 19—Turtle Lake at Max. Gophers Will Receive 11. Copy of road map of North Da- phies 16. List of state officials. 11.7List of board of city commis- jaioners. : 18. List of members of park board. 19, List of Burleigh county officials. 20. List of Bismarck churches and tors. Electric Waffle Iron . Electric Toaster “We demand immediate cash pays the bonus,” Van Zand§ & If Santa Housewife He Would Suggest: Electrical Gifts - ‘Because he would know that electrical gifts are remembered every day in the year and for many years to come. Toaster and Buffet Tray Electric Coffee Maker. it in fluffy angora wool, other yarn done in no time, for it is made of cine oe. Gecerrat ts auch a cite one, that you seeing it grow under your MANY OTHER GIFTS EQUALLY. ATTRACTIVE Full Line of Christmas Tree Light Strings and Extra Bulbs North Dakota Power & Light Co. rope silk. You'll find it a ae stitch. And ve a great deal of pleasure in ‘Deedle. @ light or dark material as you choose. FOR.AR Seth om In pattern 5163 you will find a transfer pattern of design oat on ae xa ieee; detailed instructions for saan: wi lust all il z ding stitches used, and material re. aaa ie pele seod 10 cents in stamps or coin (coin preferred) to Bismarck Tribune Household Street, New York, N. Y. i sci aoa Bl sommoscoes children attending Bismarck ublie schools. 96, Historical data regarding con- atruction of various school buildings. 27. Catalogs of North Dakota uni- th; | versity and North Dakota looorwon Sl ocomnese - SAINTS DEFEAT K. C. St. Paul, Dec. 11.—(?)—The inva- of the American Assoc! capitol editior 38. Various "co les of Bismarck Cap- ital, Bismarck Tribune, Fargo Forum, in| The Leader and Red Ink. 39. Manual for the State of North Bismarck Kiwanis club. 42. Complete minutes of the boerd education calling election to vote on construction bonds, advertisement for By GREYHOUND By GREYHOUND eee nce ahibe East. SAMPLE ONE-WAY FARES eriaemt Freq daily , » U1 bonds, sale of ie Comfortabl 4 Ak of United States, advertise- le coaches , , polis peak Sration ena Veteran drivers...Low money- of bids and Seer of con- saving fares. 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