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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18

ball enthusiasts witnessed one of the
most spectacular games of the sea.
son Saturday. More than 500 were
present.
Pitts (fb) of the Tulsan aggre.
cation played a star game. Washing.
ton HI kicked off to the Tulsans
The runner with the ball was down
ed near midfield. They gained stead.
lily Six minutes later they made q
touchdown. The Tulsans kicked of
to Washington Hi and gained but
little on first and second downs
Donnell pented; Ball brought back
twenty yards. Tulsans waded thru
made another touchdown and place
kick. They kicked off to Washing
ton Hi who gained little or nothing
first half ends. Tulsa 13. Washing.
ton HI, 0.
In the last half Washington H
came back more determined. Tul.
sans kicked off, Washington Hi gain.
ed twenty yards, Donnell kicked of
to the Tulsans' ten yard line, John.
son for Dallas, line plunged and
made touch down, third quarter
ends.
In the fourth quarter neither
team scored. Washington Hi kicked
off Tulsans fumbled best recovered
gained fifteen yards. Gain steadily
Ball went over to Washington Hi
They brought ball back up field
Pass from Donnell to Ollison nettet
twelve yards, Donnell plunged line
Pass from Donnell to Wilson netted
fifteen yards. Ball went over t
Tulsans. They carried bali dowT
field. Pitts pented Hudson of Wash
ington Hi caught but was downed
in his tracks. Washington H
brought the ball back UPHELD. Game
hnds with ball on Washington H
thirty yard line.
Pitts, Morris, Elihu and Mitchell
(miniature quarter) formed the
Tulsan's backfield which performed
the excellent trickplays. Their line
men: Brown, Bell, Harris, Walker
Collins and Moreland played bril-.
liantly on defense forming strong
interference. Jones Their center was
elected from the game in the THIRD
quarter for fowling.
The Tulsans are coached by Prof
Williams of the faculty of the Wash.
ington Hi School at Tulsa and once
a university of Kansas foot ball star
Last year they won the champion.
ship Of Oklahoma among the high
schools. This season they are Out
for the championship of the South
west. Two weeks ago they held
Langston University to to 0 tie
Last Saturday their goal was cross
ed for the fourth time this season
out of eight games already, by the
Washington high team.
The Tulsans remarked before the
game, that they would take the i
away from Washington Hi as easy
as taking piece of cake away from
a baby. But did they? No! Saturday
night they confessed that they haC
lust experienced their worst beating
of the season.
The Washington Hi team though
Young is on the road to a success
full season. The material this veal
is good. Donnell though knocked
out three times in the game, stucl
to the last whistle. Johnson Ct. b.
and Hudson worked exceedingly vel
They were short of nothing hut in.
reference. The linemen: Wilson
ellison, Johnson, Sedmon. WEIGH
Clark and Watson (center) hit the
Tulsan's line for good tackles and
blocked many of their plays. The
next game will be with Plano. Sat.
urday at $3.50 p. m, Riverside Park
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18
TULsANs BEAT WASHINGTON
HIGH SCHOOL-SCORES 1876
By Edwin Hurdle.

The powerful Washington high
school foot ball team Of Tulsa. Okla,
uncovering an unequaled brand of
football and heavy line, forming in
reference. defeated the Washington
High School foot hall stars at the
Riverside Park Saturday.
The Tulsans three scores were
made in the first half. They gain
ed at will and threatened the Wash
ington High School goal more times
than they made touchdowns. The
Tulsans used fair passes, crisis
crosses and end plays Of the stan
dard unlversity or college type. Foot
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18

Meeting of Colored Base Ball
magnates scheduled for Tuesday
morning, November IA, in the Of
flee of the Excelsior Mutual Bene-
fit Association at Dallas failed to
materialize on the grounds that the
towns affording the biggest problems
of the temporary organization fail
ing to send representation.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18
TUT JACKSON MAKES A NEW
START.

Washington, Ohio, Nov. 14.-Tut
Jackson, the local heavyweight. made
his first appearance last Thursday
night since he was knocked out by
Harry Wills in New York City last
August.
In an exhibition bout he forced
Jack Martin, claiming to be from
Toledo, o., to quit soon after the
fourth round started. The bout was
to have gone four rounds.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18
PRAIRIE vIEw-wILEY UNIVER-
SITY.

Prairie View adds one more tro-
ply to her belt; the victim was WI
ley University. The battle took
place on Wiley's gridirnu Saturday.
November IL, and the score was
IS to 6. The Prairie View squad in
charge of Coach ]. R. Grigsby and
accompanied by several members OF
the faculty left Prairie View Thurs
day night, November o, reaching
MARSHALL at 1927 Friday morning.
Wiley is recognized as Prairie Views
most formidable opponent and for
this reason the management sought
to make all possible preparation
necessary for contest of such pro-
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18
PAUL QUINN DEFEATS TEXAS
TEXAS COLLEGE BY LARGE

Waco. Texas, Nov. 16.-Paul
Quinn College took the first step
forward the championship OF the
Southern Athletic Conference when
she defeated Texas College of Tyler,
by the decisive score Of 33 to 0.
Paul Quinn took the Tyler boys
off their feet in the first quarter by
a series of we'll executed line bucks
end runs, and was never headed.
Although the score was large, 1t
does not do justice to the efforts OF
the Texas College eleven during
the second half, when they held
the East Waco pigskin chasers
scoreless. However, Coach Long sent
his entire reserve team, and replaced
them when Texas College was within
striking distance Of the goal.
There were no outstanding stars,
the entire P. @. c. eleven perform
ing in creditable style, while Texas
College gained splendidly in mid
field, but seemed to lose their drive
when within scoring distance.
Paul Quinn's next conference
game will be with Prairie View, at
Prairie View, Saturday, November
10.
The Texas College-Paul Quinn
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-18
The Texas College-Paul quinn

Observation-Disclosures, Sheppard
2, Sedberry 1. Substitutions-Thom-
as for Lincoln, Campbell for Jeffer-
son. Taylor for Sanders, Fields for
Morgan, Dykes for Nichols, Nancy
for Sheppard, Mosely for Tinsley
Johnson for Sedberry, Stapleton for
Brown.
Officials Referee, Oliphant
Umpire, Bevis (Wiley).
Umpire, Bevis Wiley).
Headlineman. Mitchell (Sam
Houston)).
Time of periods, Is minutes.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29

throughout the country and the most
up-to-date and latest appliances used
in modern hospitals will be installed.
Work was resumed on the new hos
pital on the first of June, 1922, and it
is hoped that by the end of the year
the building will be ready for occu-
pancy Rev. Mother Irene is the pres
ent Superior of the hospital. She is
assisted by large staff of Sisters and
twenty-five nurses. st. Vincent's hos
pital has training school for nurses
in connection with it's work of rnurs-
ing the sick and this year marked the
eighth graduation exercises of this
training school. 1t may be added that
all of the graduates passed the state
test and are now fulIfedged, trained
nurses"
I'm conclusion it may be said that
the Rev. John Petit is respected by
all the people Of Billings. He is a
native Of Washington, ID. c., and is
thoroughly acquainted with American
ways and customs. In the short time
that he has been pastor of ST. Pat
ricks church he finished the basement
of the church for society meetings, i'm,
proved the school in various ways, and
has cleared the debt several thousand
dollars.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
MONTANA NATIONAL BANK.

The man who wins success in life
knows how to save money as well as
make it. He lives on less than he
earns and with unfailing regularity
puts the difference, though it be small,
into his bank account. He has learn
ed the value of systematic saving,
and has seen his saving account grow
steadily each year. Pay day meant
something more to them than getting
money to spend. 1t meant getting
money, part of which to lay away.
The Montana National Bank of Bill
lings, End C Broadway, offers you a
perfect banking service in every de-
partment. 1t invites your savings ac-
count and will assist you in every way
to make it grow. The capital of this
bank is $150,000, and it's financial
strength enables it to render financial
assistance to its patrons az all times.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
THE TROTT PRINTING CO.

One of the most Solidly established
manufacturing concerns of the city is
the Trott Printing Co., at 2S1O-12 Sec
ond Avenue North in the Babcock
Theater building. They were of the
first occupants when the building was
erected in 1907 at which time their
floor space was about one-tenth that
which they now occupy. Mr. Charlie
Trott, who is the active manager, and
his brother Richard, who is the fac.
tory superintendent, are probably the
most thorough printing craftsmen in
Montana, and it is their boast that
nearly every other workman employ.
ed by them received his training un.
der their direction. Each of the four
department heads has been connected
with the firm for ten years and more
In this way they have builded an or.
ganization of whom it is said there
are fewer errors i'll production and
greater eXcellency, and beauty of
printed word than of any other like in.
stitution in the state.
Their facilities are such as to print
efficiently and, therefore at correct
cost, the many different forms of of
flee stationery and the various styles
of personal advertising. The inter
est of this firm in turning out truly
commendable product prompts us to
suggest that you confer with them
about your advertising printing or sta
tionery needs.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
RYNlKER-WlNTER SHEET METAL
WORKS.

One of the busy firms of Billings is
that of the Ryniker- Winter Sheet Met
al Works, 1874 North 25th street. 1t
does all kinds of manufacturing work
in sheet metal and you will find it's
work accurate and the prices for it
reasonable. II you expect to erect
any buildings that will need cornice
work, skylights, fire doors, spouting
or caves, be sure and get prices on
the work from this firm. If you are
in need of metal storage tanks, tank
heaters, cistern tanks, wagon tanks,
dipping tanks, gasoline tanks or stock
tanks for any purpose, in any shape
and size, you will find that Ryniker-
Winters are in a position to best fill
your requirements. The firm also spe-
cializes in overhauling furnaces and
other kinds of heating plants and also
in general repair work.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
w. P. MATHESON CO.

The w. P. Matheson Co. of Billings
Montana, one of the well known Mon
tana agencies, handles a general line
of insurance including fire, automo
bile, liability, hail. transit, rental and
leasehold insurance, as we'll as many
other kinds
This company has recently taken
over the business of the w. p. Mathe.
son Agency and is making it prac.
tice to carry on its business with the
same efficiency and accuracy used in
the former agency. 1t represents many
of the larger and more reliable insur-
ance companies, and it's long expert
ence in the insurance field enables it
to handle any insurance matters with
entire satisfaction to it's customers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
CUSTER HARDWARE COMPANY.

You can always find well stocked
store when purchasing shelf or heavy
hardware at the Custer Hardware
Company, 1928 Montana avenue. The
Custer Hardware Company offers
splendid bargains in good hardware.
The ladies of Billings and the trading
radius of this city will enjoy the big.
carefully selected stocks of pans and
kettles, baking dishes and the like in
aluminium, granite, enamel and tin
ware that they find here. Then there
are the laundry stocks with the hand
and power washing machines to save
the backs and strength of the house
wife, boilers and wash boards for
those who still must use them. An
oil stove is sensible thing for the
home these hot days and fine stock
will be waiting your selection The
sporting goods line is complete in fish
ing tackle and everything for the mo-
torist and camper.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
FRENCH DYE HOUSE.

The summer season is at hand and
it is time you looked over your ward
robe and selected your spring and
summer garments that you expect to
wear again this season. Although
they may. look worn and shabby, If
you send them to the French Dye
House, 1902 North 31st street, you will
find they will come back to you clean
ed and freshened SO that they will re-
semble new garments. It is useless
to send your fine garments for dye
ing hundreds of miles away as the
work turned out by the French Dye
House is guaranteed to compare IA
vorably with that Of the best plants in
the largest cities. The prices charg-
ed by the French Dye House are no
higher than you pay for the poorer
grades of work Telephone 2279 will
bring an auto to your door after your
work and it will be returned prompt
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
MIDLAND DRUG COMPANY.

A completely appointed drug store
is that of the Midland Drug Company
at 90 North 9th street The store
makes speciality of putting ur pre-
scriptions and there is always a COM
petent druggist in charge. If you
want the best in patent medicines.
you will find the best known and
worthwhile remedies there, including
cough syrups, liniments, arnicas,
salves and ointments, first aid outfits
for the home, and stock remedies for
the farmer. If you like nice CORES
pondence paper and cards, you will
find a line here waiting your selection.
Also writing paper or tablets, inks,
pastes, mucilage, fountain pens and
other stationery needs are also car
ried in stock as we'll as fine line Of
candies, toilet articles and accesso-
ries Kodaks and kodak supplies and
novelties are also to be found here in
large selection.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
FARM MORTGAGE CORPORATION.

Ii you have any money to invest,
you will find the FARM MORTGAGE
CORPORATION, in the Securities
building. high class house to deal
with. They handle only first mort
cages and high class bonds, and safe
ty is considered ahead of interest
yields which should always be the
case. Bonds may be purchased from
them on monthly payments, making
this an ideal way to save money, and
have it earn you a good rate of inter
est at the same time The bonds and
mortgages they sell are all investigat-
ed carefully and only those that are
absolutely safe are handled. They
take care of all details of investments
for the purchaser, such as collecting
interest, seeing that taxes and inter-
est are paid. They also make real
estate loans on property in Billings
These loans are made on monthly
payment basis and credit is given on
the principal of the loan each month.
In this way, the borrower stops inter
est on this amount, and really 1t can
be said that the borrower becomes his
own banker. This is an ideal way to
pay off mortgage and get out of
debt. The actual cost of the loan in
their case amounts to less than a.
straight go loan.
Ii you own Liberty Bonds Of any
denomination or issue and find you
have to sell them, these people will
give you the highest market price for
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
CENTRAL coRNIcE COMPANY.

If you need work of any kind in
sheet metal, call on the Central Cor
nice Co., LOT North 29th street. The
Central Cornice Co. is equipped for ev
erything in sheet metal from unim-
portant repairing to the making and
erection of heavy metal smokestacks
If you need sheet metal storage or
water tanks, stock tanks, spouting
and caves, metal skylights, fire doors,
metal ventilators, metal ceilings put
on or sheet iron roofing and sidings
for buildings, it will pay you to get
bids from this company. 1t also re-
pairs and installs furnaces and heat
ing systems of all kinds. This COM
pany also specializes in roofing, some
of the largest buildings in Billings and
surrounding towns have been rooted
by this concern. No matter what kind
of roof it is, they can do it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
j. B.. ARNOLD.

If you are looking for an opportuni-
ty to invest your money safely, we
would advise you to consult with J.
B. Arnold, Is North Broadway. j. B.
Arnold's business is that of handling
farm and city loans and other invest
ment securities and will tell you at
once the safe kind of securities to
put your money in If you are not
familiar with both bond and stock
markets, or of the different industrial
securities, you cannot afford to buy
them blindly or on the say so of those
you know nothing about. Mr.. Arnold
is an expert in handling securities and
is familiar with those which are safe
and those which must be let alone.
Whether you have but a few hundred
dollars of your savings to invest or
larger sums, the prime object you
must ascertain first is the security of
the securities. Next will come the
interest return.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
PHELAN CORSET SHOP.

The Phelan Corset Shop carries
large line of corsets and makes fea-
ture of fitting them to their customers.
The true law OF corseting has been de-
veloped. 1t is scientific achievement
Of supreme Importance to all women
It's benefits are SO great that we want
all women to learn them. This an
nouncement invites you to do so. The
fit of corset is the most important
thing for customer to be certain of
when purchasing a new one. When
one is purchased at the PheIan Shop,
accuracy of fit is assured. The shop
has trained corsetieres who are adept
in their work and make speciality of
advising patrons the style of corsets
they should wear. Corset Artistique-
These cOrsets are the last word in
smartness. They have a beauty of
line and charm of material and trim
ming which will appeal to you. In
our opinion, they are the best design
ed corsets either at home or abroad.
The College Girl corsets train the fig
ure in lines of true artistic beauty,
Wearing these scientific corsets is like
taking well directed healthful -exer.
cises for figure development and are
particularly adapted for the youthful
figures. In the Marie Louise-front
lace-there is a corset for every fig
ure type-slender, tall, short and stout
The perfect support in these models
is due to their correct design and a
special boning that permanently re-
tains its original fexibility. We also
have a full line of bandeaux, bras
sieres and corset accessories. We in.
yite you to call and inspect them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
MIDLAND IMPLEMENT COMPANY.

The up-to-date farmer of this coun-
ty and vicinity knows that he can al
ways find the newest types of labor
saving machinery in the stock of the
Midland Implement Co., 1900 Montana
avenue. This well known firm carries
some of the best known lines of de-
pendable farm machinery on the mar
ket. Without doubt, one of the most
essential machines on the farm today
is tractor You will find one of the
best makes of tractors on the market
with this company. The same is true
of the other makes of machinery car
ried by this firm. 1t will pay you to
get prices on them before buying else
where. The firm also carries COM
plete line of repairs and new parts
for all of the machinery it carries.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
BILLINGS FLORAL COMPANY.

One of the busiest and most pro-
sressive firms in Billings is the Bill
lings Floral Co., 2S16 LIST Avenue
North. Orders from out of town are
received by mail, telephone or tele-
graph and are shipped on, the very
next train after their receipt. In adj
dition to supplying the greater part of
the cut flower and plant trade of the
city, the company also handles Ca
naries, gold fish and supplies. Cut
flowers and potted plants are also fur
nished for special occasions.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
SPEAR MEAT COMPANY

The Spear Meat Co. has a reputa.
ton throughout Billings and vicinity
for their quality and the low prices
that are put on them. If you want
something fine, try some of the ia.
nous Spear brand hams and bacon
from the Spear market, 2424 LIST Ay-
enue Moth. The market carries a
fine stock of fresh.made sausage.
home made sauerkraut, and always
has a big stock of smoked, cured and
dried meats, as well as fresh dressed
poultry. and fresh fish and oysters in
season.
CONTINUED on page 81
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
RED CROSS DRUG STORE.

What is fair, perfect skin worth?
Only the ladies know and can tell you,
but they differ on the value. Howev-
er. every lady can improve the texture
of her skin and improve its appear
ance if she takes care of it with the
different skin. foods and preparations
that are to be found at the Red Cross
Drug Store, Stapleton building. One
also finds a fine line of stationery,
books, confectionery and novelties Of
all kinds. The store makes a special
ty of compromising prescriptions
promptly.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
BABCOCK THEATRE.

You will see your fayorite stage he
roes and heroines at the Babcock,
whether in the spoken drama, or on
the silver screen or there in person
with the vaudeville hits of the day.
All of the big road shows Of the sea-
son make this city, SO that our citizens
see the same popular plays here as
are produced in the larger cities. The
Babcock offers the newest releases of
the great producing companies as fast
as they appear, and one has but to
watch for the announcements and
programs of the Babcock to be inform
ed of the entertainment there each
afternoon and evening.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
SAM cHIcHAs 6 COMPANY.

The steady patronage enjoyed
throughout each day by Sam Chichas
& Co., 123 North 26th street, indicates
that it is one of the best and busiest
shopping centers in Billings. The
prompt and courteous attention also
shown to patrons of Sam Chichas G.
Co. is appreciated and goes long
way toward making the store the pop
uiar shopping center it is. Every
thing the housewife or cook needs for
the holiday baking they will find here
in large selection and strictly fresh.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
MONTANA PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING COMPANY

Before the cold weather comes, you
should have the Montana Plumbing &
Heating Engr Co., ia North 26th
street, overhaul your heating plant.
The very best trained workmen are
employed and all work is done
promptly and in workmanlike man.
ner. If you are expecting to erect
new home or building that is going
to need plumbing system installed,
piped for gas or heat put in, be sure
and get estimates and prices on the
cost of work from this shop.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
MONTANA POWER COMPANY.

Residents of Billings and all the
cities, towns and villages of this COM
munity are particularly fortunate in
having available for their use electric
light and power furnished by the Mon
tana Power Company, Electric build
ing. The company has a modernly
equipped plant that has adequate ia
cilities for supplying the great manu-
featuring plants and Industries of
Billings and the neighboring cities
with power and lights. The Montana
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29

Power Company will be glad to show
you the splendid line of electrical de-
vices it carries in stock, including
washing machines, coasters, chafng
dishes and all kinds of electric appli-
ances. Electricity is the safe, econom-
ical and convenient power and light.