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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-08-12

E. A. Roberts, formerly a resident
of this city but lately of Hibbing
where he conducted ladies bar
Der shop was in the city Wednes-
day for visit and to look over the
city for location to put in strictly
ladies' shop.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
.,.G!!hyhn.

Miss Marie Selahn went home over
the weekend last week. She is at
tending high school in Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause called
at the Phillip Zeiner home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Quite number of people attended
the meeting Of the p. T. A. at Center
schoolhouse last Friday night.
Mabel Dimond entertained a num-
Der Of guests at her home Saturday
evening.
Miss Ella Funston and Marvin
Aim called at the Harry Dim0nd
home Thursday evening.
Many friends of Ted Ehnes will
regret to learn that he suffered q
broken ankle in q fall while work
ing at the Eric Engelbretson farm.
Miss Clara Krause was in Wilton
"s Mr.. and Mrs. August krau.e,
August Jr. and Reuben were in Tut
tie visiting friends Sunday.
The rabbit drive was quite a sport
ing event for q number Of men OF
this vicinity Sunday afternoon
About 316 rabbits were killed.
Herbert Bailey is buying rabbit:
them to him.
Mabel Dimond is the poetess Of
Regain high school. Her latest is
MY Aimless Enemy"
Walter and Charles Keator were
callers in Regain Thursday evening.
I Alfred Anderson ID expected II
Regain next week. He has been at.
tending. the Hanson auto and tractor
school in Fargo.
The meeting Of the p. T. A. at the
Regan schoolhouse Wednesday night
Twas wei! attended.
/ Christian Endeavor' members ar,
giving q st. Patrick's party in tn
parsonage Saturday evening.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
Paige Holds Strong
Place in MOtOrdOIn

Detroit, Mich, March 10.-In sub
hitting to the stockholders the an.
nual report Of the Paige-Detroit Mo-
tor Car Company for 1926, H. M.
Jcwctt, chairman Of the board, en-
phasizes the fact that the company's
financial position was we'll MAIN
tanned, despite a curtailment in pro-
duction, resulting from outside
causes. during the second half Of the
year.
Sales of cars and parts in the
year amounted to $50 1885, 470, the
company having produced and epld
37,O65 cars. -
In his letter to the stockholders,
ION September 30, 1926, debentsTes
amounting to 100000 were out
standing; 100000 Of these were
paid December /, 1926. OF the
$5OO, 900 still outstanding, the COM
i pany has purchased and holds
$685.. 900.
| SIN accordance with sinking fund
requirements we retired during the
year preferred stock OF par value
Of 4247, 1900.
"Current liabilities were reduced
during the" last quarter by nesr's
$500, 900.
"The ratio Of current assets Il
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
Engineers Study
Car Brake Problem

With the increase in driving speed,
in traffic congestion and in size
and weight of motor coaches has
come an intensive study, during the
last year, of the braking problem.
Members of the Society of Auto
motive Engineers have made an ex-
haustive study of the braking prob
lem. They agree that four wheel
brakes have helned in the case of
the private passenger car. In the
case of the larger vehicles, more at
tention has been given to the devel-
opment of wrapping, or self-energiz-
ing brakes and of power brakes ac-
tuated by compressed air or q vacu-
uni. Longer brake life has been
sought by the production of three
shoe internal brakes and metal to
metal contact of the shoes with the
drum.
Small wheel diameters, the enclos-
ing Of brakes to exclude water and
dirt, and the necessity for the
quicker stopping Of vehicles have ac-
centuated the problem of dissipation
of excessive heat generated in the
brakes to avoid burning of the
lining.
Low-pressure pneumatic tires are
being developed for motor coaches
and motor trucks, They re.
oure about half the customary in
flation pressure of the high-pressure
type and are made for use in both
single and dual form on the rear
wheels. Representatives of the tire
companies predict that the public de.
mand for them on coaches will be as
| insistent as it was for balloon tire!
on private cars when they made Their
appearance.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
Dodge Sedan Has
Ease and Comfort

The general body design Of Dodge
Brothers sedan with its low swung
appearance embodies the character.
istics of the better known European
custom built bodies.
The roof of this sedan body is about
eye high to the average man and yet
body development is such, that there
is all the head room that could be de.
sired.
The design and arrangements of the
seats conform to the general contour
of the body, the seat cushions being
low in the body and tilted upward to
give comfort of lounging chair to
the occupants.
The seats are also equipped with
supports of the lazy cushion type SO
that the body is supported we'll up to
the. shoulders.
This is of marked Importance at
the present time when the rush to-
ward lower prices of motor cars has
caused a general adoption Of designs
which naturally entail the use Of
straight backs and narrow seat cush-
ions.
Seats are SO placed in relation to
the Window that the vision of the
passengers and driver is never OBJ.
structed. 3
The steering column is also tilted
at a comfortable angle so that the
driver rests as easily in the car az
any of the passengers. Roominess OF
the front seat allows also change
in driving posture. which is so neces.
sary to the comfort Of the long mil
cage driver.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
Hibbing, Virginia +.
Entrants Leading
in Swimming Meet

Minneapolis, March 12.-LP)-Hib-
bling and Virginia, qualifying nine
and eight men respectively in Fri
days trials, hung up big leads over
the other l3 high schools in the
northwestern interscholastic tank
meet at the University of Minnesota
armory pool.
Two state records were shattered
the 1G0-yard relay and l0O-yard
breast stroke. Hibbing slashed one
tenth of scond from its own record
in the relay, covering the distance in
I:21 9-1O. Four men, Barrett, Gil
bert; Kerr, Hibbing; Person, Vir-
ginia; and Lofbach, Virginia, nego-
tiated the 100 yards in better than
record time.
The qualifiers: 1CO yard relay
Virginia, Minneapolis, Edison, Hib-
bling, Shattuck.
100 yard breast strok: Barrett
Gilbert; Kerr, Hibbing; Person and
Lofbach, Virginia.
40 yard dash: Thomas, Blake
Academy; Huhtala and Gonsolin
Hibbing; Barlow, University high.
22O yard free style: Lahti, Hib
bing; Benson, Shattuck; Forum ant
Ketola, Virginia.
100 yard back stroke: Pierson
Blake; Marsh, Minneapolis Central
Paarala, Hibbing; Prouty, Shattuck
100 yard free style: Huhtala ant
Gonsolin. Hibbing; Barlow, Univer
sity High; Bowers, Virginia,
I Fancy diving: Lahti and Moyle
Hibbing; Forum and Johnson vlr
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12

current liabilities is in excess OF
2-3/1O to l, and of total assets to
total liabilities over 4 to l.
met earnings, after provision Tor
depreciation, Federal Income Tax,
and all other charges, and after elm
nation of inter-company profits,
amounted to $500, 2O6.56."
The larger part of the sales were
made in the first six months, which
exceeded all previous records of the
company. In the second half of the
year the company's production and
profits were seriously cut by the
delays and expense incidental to q
complete change Of body models and
establishing o new source of body
supply, an action forced on the COM
pany when its principal body manu-
facturcr went into hands Of q re-
ceiver.
Confidence in 1927 is reflected by
Jewctt's closing comment on the
product and the prospects of the
"Your company now has on the
market the finest and most complete
line of automobiles that it has ever
offered" says Jewett. "There are
twenty models on four chassis. skies
and Fights, giving the distributing
organization complete market cover
age in the field above a thousand
dollars. You will be glad to know
that the new and complete line has
been very we'll received at all the
automobile shows, and almost with
out exception our dealers have taken
more orders at these showings than
they have taken in preceding years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
Lark

f. w. Hyde drove down from Al
mont and transacted business here
and at Carson Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Nels Thorson-@ was Carson
shopper Saturday.
J. Peters spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday at the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G., Brewster, Miss
Hattie Kreft, Mr.. and Mrs. Werner
Lagervall and daughter Betty were
Sunday dinner guests at the E. ].
Daily home.
George Warfield Is confined to his
home with severe attack of the
grip.
Mrs. Emma Van Dyke. who teaches
Enear Lemon, spent the weekend at
her home north Of town.
Fred Culver took his Infant son. to
Flasher Sunday for medical treat
lnent.
Miss Minnie Newman, Of Itch
field. N. D., is here for short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Lar
Ikie.
william Allen purchased i. new
drill from the E. w. Hyde Lumber
company Monday -
Miss Josie Twite was taken ia
Flasher Wednesday to have her leg
reset which she had the misfortune
| to break Monday. ).
Il Neil vosel, assistant dairy COM
missioner. was caller in town
Thursday.
Harold Martin, who has been work.
ing at the BARRIERS, trade in St. Paul
returned home Monday.
Peter Botten was q visitor in town
Friday.
Lao Martin and Adolph Zeller. Of
the Leith country were III Thain Or
Bernard Twit6 returned from st
Papl Monday. ~.
r. I o e0daUr returned Monday from
Bismarck and resumed his schoo
duties ct Thain. He reports his lit
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
National A. A. u.
Cage Meet Opens at
Kansas City Today

Kansas City. March l2.-lP)-
Twelve of the 81 teams entered IN
the annual national amateur athletic
union basketball tournament were
scheduled to meet today in the first
of the elimination rounds. With one
exception all of today's games will be
between Kansas and Missouri gum
tets.
Because of the large entry list, the
elimination rounds were scheduled
two days earlier than usual to reduce
the list to the customary 81 entries
With star squads from l6 states on
hand today. Kansas City Athletic club
officials were forced to draft exact
ing practice elimination rules to per-
nit the desired workouts.
The feature of tonight's program
was the contest between the Hibbing
MINI, Aces and the Monons OF La
Fayette Ind, each champion in Its
section.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
Boost Production
of Willys-Knight
and Whippet Cars

Toledo, Ohio, March. 11-With sales
orders pouring in from all sections
of the country for immediate deliv-
cry Of Willys-Knight skies and four
and six cylinder Whippets, WHY'S
Overland officials have been forced
to step ahead with production to
meet the unprecedented demand. This
unusual reception is registering a
new note in WHY'S Overland history.
Since the new models were first
exhibited at the national auto show
in New York early in January there
has been rapid and increasing trend
on the part of motor car buyers to-
ward WHY'S Overland products. As
the various auto shows were staged
in other parts of the country and
the public became acquainted with
the new lines, the demand for WHY'S
Knights and Whippets showed a sur
prising increase. Retail sales of
these products during the show
weeks discloses an increase from 10
to lao per cent over last year.
Car building schedules at the local
plant, which started in January with
a nominal production have been rap
idly increased to keep pace with the
influx of orders, until today the pro-
duction is nearing the capacity Of
800 cars day. Thousands of work
ers have been added to the already
large force with indications that pro-
duction will necessarily be kept at
high speed for many months as the
demand becomes more pronounced.
The popularity Of these models is
laid to the engineering features EN-.
braced in their design. These cars
are low swung, the weight of the
body being close to- the ground to
provide greater driving security and
smoothness. As an added safety
measure, standard equipment on al
| cars made by WHY'S Ovcrland in.
cludes four-wheel brakes. The lines
are smart while the interiors, with
stylish appointments provide un.
usual roominess for the occupants.
The new Whippet six which made
its premiere at the New York show
is proving one Of the outstanding
successes of the current year. The
sales figures for this line of cars
rank with the success and reception
accorded the four cylinder Whippe,
when it was first presented to the
public last year. The orders already
placed for the Whippet six place i
in a position of leadership in the
light six field.
WHY'S Overland dealers are show
ing unusual enthusiasm this yeal
over present models. They declare
that the Whippets and WHY'S
Knights represent the finest an,
most complete line ever produced b,
WHY'S Overland, predicting not onl!
4 continuance of the early yea
sales but a high mark in total de
liveries for the year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
FLASHER WINS
AT NEW SALEM
First Team Defeats HOiStein
City Cagers. 1S-l5-Sec-
ords Win BY IA Score

New Salem. ~ d., March Ia Spe-
cial to the Tribune) Flasher high
school won a double header here last
night when the first team defeated
New Salem. Is to 10, and the second
team scored a 7 to 1 victory.
The first team game was close
battle all the way through, with both
teams fighting hard and playing
speedy basketball. The lead changed
hands several times but Flasher.
playing a fast game, drew ahead ard
kept its margin.
Moorhead and Dennis were Flash er
stars and high men with five and
three field goals respectively. For
New Salem, Seeger with four goals
and Just with three topped the scor-
ing list.
II the second team game, Everett
Westrum, al guard, and Banning, at
forward starred for Flasher while
Meliras and Det:maH were New Salem
luminaries.
Flasher. in coming through with
a win in this game, made its record
for the season Is wins out of l6 The
cagers are now looking forward to
the Consolidated Schools Tournament,
to be held at Valley City March II
and lS. Flasher is to represent the
Slope District, winning the title two
weeks ago in the district meet at
New Leipzig.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12

lInspirational Song Festival-Congre-
CATION, chorus choir and song
leader. -,
Solos, "Wonderful Peace."-W. u.
Cooper.
Mrs. j. H. Mackley
Offertory: ION Wings of Song
Mendelssohn. =,
Solo: Selected-Mrs. ]. H. Mackley.
Sermon: Rev. Stephen f. Palmer.
Postlude: march"
The young people of the commune
ity who are attending no other
church in town are cordially invited
to remain after the evening service
for a "get acquainted" sing-song and
q cup Of cocoa. We do not want you
to be a stranger in our church more
than once.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
Cochran, Schaefer
Will Fight 1t Out
For Hopes Title

Washington, March l2.-LP)-Wel-
ker Cochran of California and Jake
Schaefer of Chicago, former cham
pion, will fight it out among them
selves today for Willie Hopes 1872
balkline billiard championship crown.
Both had four wins and one loss be-
fore the final game of the tourna-
ment which began here March l.
Cochrans defeat came last night
at the hands Of Hoppe, 337 to 400,
after Schaefer had won, 400 to 2l7,
from Edouard Horemans, Belgium
champion. The third match yester-
day resulted in Hopes fourth loss
in the tournament, Erich Hagenlach-
er of Germany, former titleholder
setting the campion down, 400 to 236
Hoppe wound up in sixth place
just above Kinney Matsuyama of ia
pan, who failed to win a game in his
six starts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12

tie daughter much improved from her
recent illness. -,
The p. T. A. held their monthly
meeting Friday evening.
Lilly, little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Mitzel, is reported serl-
ously i'll with pneumonia.
A number of people attended the
farm lecture given at Carson Tues
day.
f. Swartz, of New Salem. who low
lis salesman for the Eline Candy
company, was renewing acquaintance
in town Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Brandt returned from
Flasher Monday.
Mrs. Earl McGill has been unable
to attend to her school the past few
days on account of illness.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
PRreBYTERIAN CHURCH
Thaysr ana End Street
D~,,1 r wv1mhA

Morning service l0s30. broadcast
by KFYR, Hoskins- Meyer.
Prelude: allegro con Brio."-kob-
Anthem sa.s; 20 Saviour, i prsciou.
Saviour."-Huerter.
Presbyterian Church Quartet.
ofMfs nSotsyin.. -o SS'it paii, on 'ne
Solo-selected. Mrs. J. n. Mackley'
Minnk NJ n 4
Sermon Rev. Stephen Z. 1 Palmer.
Presbyterian cAlrsh. waukesha'
Prelude: .Marc6." cadman.
Preiuds: Oresn md. pinMUr Duet
@Grand Aria."-Dsmat1st.
Mrs. r. +. Morris. Mrs. ]. =. Hushsa
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
Big Boxing Card
Planned For HaZen

Hazen, n. D., March IA big
boxing card has been arranged by
promoters here, with contestants IN,
GLIDING Battling Krause, formerly OF
Fargo, and Eddie Welk, Marine ilgh'
heavyweight. The match is to take
place here April 8, in the local thea
ire.
Krause and Welk are to tangle II
a 1O-round bout, while there will BIZ
20 other rounds of boxing.
Herman Zeissler of Golden Valley
and Kid Berger of Glen Ullin vii
meet in an eight-round bout, while
Johnny Kohler, a local boy, VIII NEE
Butch Gebert and Battling Edelsteir
and Elmer Krause will act as cur
tain-raisers with a four-round match
John Smith is to referee the bouts
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
Br1ttin

Homer, Lester and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrison were in Bismarck Thurs.
day attending the automobile and
style show.
Mr.. Triplett, Billy Mills and Rus
sell Dralle were in Bismarck Thurs
day attending the automobile and
style shoW. a,
Mr.. and Ets. Jason Hoover and
son spent Saturday evening at Mr.
and Mrs. And. sAnderson's.
Andrew IzH took Dick Owens\to
town WcdueI lay. and returned Fri
day.
Charles Allehsworth was q bust
ness visitor in Bismarck Saturday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
School Tournament
Starts Tonight at
High School Gym

The +. A. Knowles basketball
sh ield, cmblematic of the Bismarck
school championship, is again the
center Of attraction, with announce
ment today Of pairlngs for the first
round of the school tournament.
Four teams are to meet tonight at
the high school gymnasium: the
Junior high and the st. Mary's grade
school teams and the st. Mary's
freshmen and the high school fresh
men.
Pairings for the first round are:
March l9--St. Mary's grade school
VS.. high school fresnmen; st. Mary S
freshmen VS.. junior high.
March 26-St Mary's grade school
VS.. junior high; st. Mary's freshmen
VS.. high school freshmen.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12

tablished new record for cross
country driving for 500 miles or more
by standard stock car, when it COW
cred the 7O2 miles between Kansas
City and Denver in the phenomena1ly
short space Of Is hours and Sc min
utes. Previous to the Cheyenne
Denver mark, the Chrysler car had
more than $4,000 miles Of service
registered on the speedometer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
Fargo, MO0rhead to
Have Baseball Club

Fargo and Moorhead will have a
baseball club in the field again this
year, information received here in
dicates. A team to be known as the
Cargo Moorhead Twins" which will
be under the management of W. e:
Knowles and P. J. Kuhmeyer, both OF
Moorhead, has been organized. The
"Twins' are ready to hear from all
first class teams for booking dates.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
MscABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

WAIVER e. VayoEs 1SetVS
Divine service, will BE- condueted
Sunday 10 follows:
1O:30 morning worship. The pas.
tor will preach on the subject "A
Strange Paradox" or "Our Spiritual
Resources" The choir will sing the
anthem "God So Loved the World"
by Stainer, and Mrs. Stanley Smith
will sing "Not Ashamed of Christi
by banks.
IL noon, sundey school, classes for
all ages.
I $3.50 p. M, Junior League.
$3.50 p. M, Epworth League.
1880, evening worship. At this
service the pastor will preach the
fourth of q series Of sermons on .The
Ten Commandments in Modern Life.
Remember the Sabbath Day. to Keep
1t Holy" The sermon titie will be
THE Inyasion Of the Christian Sab
bath" The ladies quartet will sing
1.-THE Lord Is My Shepherd" and Mrs
Frank Bavcpdick will sing solo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-12
Chrysler Makes Fast
Time Over Icy Roads

+. What is believed to constitute a
new record for winter driving over
rough, icy roads in the mountain
states was recently established by a
Chrysier Imperial 1907 Phaeton. in
a night trip which covered 100 miles
of treacherous going in exactly 1903
minutes.
The route taken BY this stock
Chrysler. car between Cheyenne,
Wyoming, and Denver, Colorado, was
over highways on which ice and snow
with plenty Of mud thrown in made
|the trip hazardous, yet mile after
mile was clicked off at the rate OF
considerably more than mile q min
ute. I'm fact, mile after mile was COW
cred ut speeds Of Is, rs, n and even
up to 81 miles per hour.
The trip. was takcn,' in conjunction
| with airplanes, to transport photo
graphs to O Denver newspaper.
| The time established by the Chrys.
Her Imperial +"S0," in addition to set
/ tinRAa new motor car record between
| fhe two cities, clipped II minutes
from the scheduled time of the fast
/ ests sxpress train bstwssA teess to
1pointy. ' $500. =, !.