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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
Club Are Guests
at Waffle Supper

Mrs. John r. Fleck entertained
the members of her bridge club last
evening at o'clock waffle supper.
Three tables of bridge were in
play during the evening, with high
score going to Mrs. f. NJ. Hendricks
and Mrs. Bernard Andrus.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

Paris.-(AP)-Coat dresses for
morning wear are not all of the tai
lored type. Nicole Groult designs
one in black crepe de chine. It
opens down the front over foun-
dation Of gray-blue with the same
color forming q tie collar. The
sleeves are embroidered well above
the elbow with a heavy chain stitch
in red, gold and blue. The same
colors simulate tiers on the skirt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

Honey and Tar Compound in direct
contact with the irritated surfaces
and relief is immediate. Every in
gredient Of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound is active and potent. Nc
opiatcs. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

fined to his home for some time as
the result of an auto accident, and
has not yet fully recovered.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of extending
thanks to the many neighbors and
friends for the kindly sympathy and
help given us during the illness and
death of our beloved wife and moth
er. We also wish to extend our
thanks for the many beautiful floral
offerings and to the choir members
Who sang at the services.
Philip Axt.
Charles Axt.
John C. -Axt.
David Axt.
Jacob p. Axt.
Christ Lehman.
Mrs. William VAIL.
Mrs. Paul VAIL.
Mrs. John A. Schmidt.
Mrs. Arthur Magnuson.
Get q Radiantfire for these
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
Bridge Party at
Thos. Luyben Home

Mrs. Thos. Luyben entertained
guests for three tables of bridge last
evening at her home, TIP Main Ave.
Honors for the evening went to
w. B. Schriener and Ryth Wyncoop.
After the games course luncheon
was served hy the hostess.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

Get q Radiantfire for these
cool mornings. Montana Da-
kOta Power Co.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

The 10th il the last da2 u
discount on Gas Hills.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

The 10th is the last day Of
discount on Gas bills.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
Social and Personal
Bridge Is Played
at COstura Club

Costura club members were enter
tanned last evening by Mrs. John
karasiewicz.
During the evening bridge was
played ut two tables. with Mrs.
Frank Andrist and Mrs. Matt Me
bauer having high score. A course
luncheon was served after the games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
By o. Il. Keller

One " the most prevalent figes
about a major golf championship
America today is James I. Prem
VI shington. and 70 say you ht
know Jimmy Preston argues yoplt
unknown to 4 most gricvous dee.
which / trust you will have the "a
sense not TO admit, when YOU fly
make your belated appearanceat
one W the national champiOnps
and observe a tall, thin man w a
magnificent nose and a brisig
moustache busting around the u
cial scorcboard ard the press G
ticn. Mr.. Preston always - IL
ling around. We evolved a pcrfly
certain way of locating him at r.
r.nia Hot Springs, where Mr.. Prem
was directing the statistical actips
that are such a vital part Of ty
Golf tournament. ID was who VT
"a Jimmy at the moment. Well
have rot in the comfortable habit
asking Mr.. Preston. We ask h
well. anything. And he tells US
Don't get excited advised tn
Rel W tire a. r. "Just stand II
five minutes and Jimmy Prestonl
come by. II doesn't matter We
you stand
Mr.. Preston for many years bee
hs connection with the United sis
Golf Association and for 81 yeah
date has been head Of the press Il
lcrv in the United states senate
was director OF the press gale
AID the last two national convent 4.
Y Kansas City and ut. Louis. H.
a not on GOLF and a wheelhorsl
tho public links section IF the l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04

q. A. and as a statistician Jimmy
Preston is what popularity and flat
teriugly Is known as a demon.
Just to afford YOU an idea now.
Aware of the pr~oclivitics Of golf
writers for leaving their red books
at home and asking each other alb
struse questions as to what was the
last time Miss Genevieve IIeckcr
won the national championship and
who beat her next year. Mr.. Preston
as a light diversion and complete
rest Of the mind between the national
conventions this year, compiled a
book Of his own from records in the
Congressional library. giving in de-
tail the complete record Of every
man who ever qualified IN the anna
eur golfing championship of the
United States-mOre than HOO az
them-giving his performance in ev-
cry national amateur in which he
played. And after the Battle Of
Brae Burn, having brought the gem
tlemen up TO date with that cam
paign. he complied another book on
the ladies in their championship and
brought IL thoughtfully to Virginia
Hot Springs.
"Quiet. children; teacher Is about
10 open SCHOOL," observed Mr.. Pres
ton. fitting his chair backward and
his spectacies downward. before a
round white iron table an the lawn
al the Cascades. And the children
were quiet. We all ask Jimmy Pres
ton-you have no idea how many
questions arise at a golf champion
ship. Ard Jimmy tells rs.
Long may he hustlci What would
a major tournament be without him?
| shuddcr TO think.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
Football Results

u. or $. California 10. Stanford o
Oklahoma Baptist University o.
Phillips University 7.
West Virginia Collegiate Institute
10 Lincoln 4. Missouri Z.
Montant State d., II. u. u. q.
Colo. Agricultural College Z, Utah
AEgies 8.
College Of Emporia ~. Pittsburgh
Teachers Q.
Hays Teachers 7, Wichita Q.
Oklahoma City U. ?, Oklahoma Ag-
GIGS o.
California H.. Oregon Q.
u. Of Washington 40, College or
Puget Sound 0.
Olympic Club 20. Santa Clara rs.
Northern Arizona State Teachers
So, Santa Barbara O..
Tulane ~, Millsaps o.
California Aggies 6. Nevada 0.
Central Teachers College ~.
Southwestern Teachers College or
Ncatherford, Okla. o.
Arizona y New Mexico q.
HIGH SCHOOL
At Lubbock s. Amarillo 81
At Wichita Falls -. Plainview g.
At Houston: Sam Houston -, Port
Arthur g.
At Galvcston: Ball High Calves
tone o; Reagan High tHoustou) Is.
At Brownwood Junior High 10,
Cisco Juniors o..
At Beaumont: Jeff Davis CHous-
tom s. Beaumont &c.
Al Dallas: Oak Cliff 10. IT. Worth
Central IL.
Az Uvalde 8. Crystal City l3.
AZ fredericksburg l3. Mason q.
At karnes City Fl, Somerset O.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
MATCH
FOR SUNDAY
Fort Brown to Meet
Mexico Army Team
In

Fort Browns polo aggregation
will leave the home lot Sunday TO
match mailets ut 2 o'clock with the
officers Of tho 18th Mexican caval-
~. g%arrisoncd at Matamorus, i'm
their " huliwick.
This viii Ne the first match
played By the Fort Brown poloists
since the first part az September
and il is an even bet that they have
fallen off their game during these
weeks of inactivity.
Although the Matamoros aggrcga-
ton has had no matches cardcd with
the Fort Brown team. il Is said that
they have kept up their practice
sessions and viii run n decidedly
improved team on the field when the
starters whistle blows for the open
ing Of Sundays fray.
Tho Fort Brown lineup will be
practically the same as the previous
ones that have met the Mexican
players and defeated them hy big
scores.
Capt. Erskinc A. Franklin. one or
the posts foremost players. will not
appear ~ the lineup. however. his
place NJ No. l being filled by Lieut..
Perrialliat. Capt. Nilkie q. Burt
will hold down his old place At No.
:. and Lieut.. Berilla will play No.
? and Sergeant Cornde will be at No.
4.
The Mexican players will be led
by their team captain, Gen. Jesus
Garcia. commander Of the nth Mex
lean cavalry and orr of the foremost
players IN Mexico. Capt. Cara will
play No. /; Capt. Cortez. No. 2. and
Capt. Soledad. No. 8. Gen. Cara
plays at No. 4.
IN order TO get to the Matamoros
polo field turn right one block be-
fore reaching the Matamoros Hotel
and continue straight on out Gale
Bravo until 0 reach the field.
The general public has been invi.-
cd TO attend the game. No charge
viii be made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
Mission to Plav
Donna on Sunday
Especial 10 The Herald

DONNA, Nov. Bill McReynolds'
crack Donna professional football
eleven will tangle with the Mission
eleven on the local field this after
noon. starting at $3.50 O'Clock.
McReynolds. onc-timc start foot
ball player himself, has gathered q
squad Of the best talent in and
around Donna. and II II declared one
Of the best teams in this part OF the
Valley.
Mission has an unknown team IN
action. The club is composed OF
some we'll known stars, but it has as
yet 20 get into action.
Donna last Sunday turned back the
soldier team from Fort Ringgold, in
a holly contested battle.
The Mission club has been practic-
ing for two weeks. while Donna is
IN excellent condition for the game.
A large crowd j. expected for the
contest.
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beginning of the season. This Law
off will give the popular Panther
coach an opportunity 10 round his
squad into better shape.
There were no casualties Of any
consequence last week. and coaches
are thankful for that. because 4 nuri-
Der of injuries 10 several Of the
teams have hurt their play up until
the past few games.
The schedule for the coming Fri
day calls for games as follows:
Mission nc Mercedes.
Weslaco at Donna.
Only two games scheduled, al
though a last minute re-arrange-
ment may call for more games to DO
playcd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
EH@4@ The OWNSVI HERALD SPORTS SECTION E@zE
Cymshes Frog Title Hopes by Z to 6 WIN
>PORTS FORUM :
By Bishop Clements

the Valley. He played n beautiful
game against Brownsville last Fri
day. He is fast. elusive. and seems
TO possess football instinct.
The writer rather admires the
plucky little Jimmy Lawrence.
who saw action for Harliugcn In
Fridays tilt here for snmc time.
lie was used az end. This II the
same boy that played quarter
back for the junior high of HRr-
2 several weeks ago IN this
city against the local juniors.
lie II n scrapper and gives all he
has-and that's a whole LOT.
Al this IN being written. Paul TN
Grave, Of the Fort Worth baseball
club. is at deaths door. He j. in n
sanitarium AZ FL Paso. where ne has
been for the past eight months. La
Grave Il one of the smartest base
ball men in the minors. He was
the directing genius who put Fort
Worth on the baseball map. Thou
sands or friends are pulling for him
to regain his health-which is doubt
full. We remember La Grave as the
secretary OF the Cat club in
1922, and at various times since.
As much as We admire Rogers
Hornsby, we cannot condone his ac-
tions in obtaining the services Of
Allan Sothron as coach for the Ros-
ton Braves from st. Louis. While
there was nothing wrong. II the prac-
tice became general IL would harm
baseball. Lands has issued an edict
for this manner az obtaining plav-
ers to stop. In question il was this:
Hornsby wanted Sothron. and the lat
wanted to be with Hornsby. They
agreed on terms. etc. and Sothron
got loose from the Cardinals. unhe-
knowingst 70 st. Louis as to why
he wanted his release.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
Estimated
At 10000 viewed
Battles in TUllev
BY BISHOP CLEMENTS
Herald Shorts Fdifor

Approximately ten thousand fans witnessed football games played
between high school eleyens OF the Valley the past week. This figure ia
based upon attendances al games AZ Edinburg, McAncn, Mercedes. San Be-
nuo and Brownsville.
Brownsville and Harlingen contest in this city Friday ws the magnet
for n crowd estimated at three thousand; San Benito drew NJ least that
many on Thursday. in its game with Robstown; Mercedes was host to
Donna for at least a thousand IN attendance; McAlen and Mission drew
q couple Of thousand on the MeAlen field Friday; Ednburs and PharrSan
Juan Alamo played before a thousand fans at Edinhurg FRIDAY.
The past week va football weather dc luxe. The only grid veath.r w
the season,s so far. The old weather IA was kind sending a cooling
breeze across the gndirons of the Valley, and cancelled expected rain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
Stock to Manage
Dallas Ball Team

DALLAS. Nov. 3.-Pl-MIlton
stock. former major league inile,d.
.rd for the last two seasons pilot
~ the Mobile club Of the Southern
as~sociation has signed = one-year
contract as manager Of the Daiias
steers at the highest salary ever
Maid q Texas league manager Pres,
idint Fred McJhnkin Of the local
-inh announced todaq. The exac
sum was not divulged.
stock. who spent i2 years m ?
rsior leagues. mostly az third base
u,;li assume charge March whch
s.ndidates for the team assemble
here for spring training.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
CADETS
IN BEATING DEPAUW

WEST POINT. ". ". Nov. 3.-lp,-
A team Of army triumphed over
DcPauw today. rs T. III. The team
from the little Indian college threw
several scares into the cadet second
string players. holding them ~ ~
close score for the first three periods
and putting over two scores.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA BEATS
CHICABO BY 20 TO Is

stage FIELD. Chicago. Nov. s.
GPi-Pennsylyania snatchcd a 20 ID
IL victory from Chicago in the last
two minutes Of their intercestional
game today after the maroons had
tied the score ut Is TO i3 thirty sec
onds previous.
Captain Scull OF the Quaktrs
grabbed a 81 yard pass from Schobcr
and raced Is yards for the winning
touchdown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04

Besides these games there were a
couple of other games that drew an
attendance of at least seven hun
dred and fifty, combined. Stuart
Place and I'll Jardin played on the
l%atter's field, while San Benito jun
Tors took on the Harrington junior
high on the San Benito field.
Brownsville and San Benito foot
ball fandom arc at fever heat. In
all the years these schools have put
but elevens, there has never been as
much wholesome enthusiasm as ex-
lists today. And too keep the game
in the forefront for two weeks, at
least, prognosticators can surmise
owe the coming battle in this city
on November IS, between these two
elcvens.
These two clubs are the only ones
in the Valley with n clean slate. Nei-
ther has been defeated. winning all
their contests. Brownsville downed
Harrington. rs 10 o.. and San Benito
brought Robstown down and gave
them a licking. - & {.
The lowly Mercedes Tigers. con
tinue u wilt before opposition. and
Donna feathered their nest on Tiger
meat last Friday. 40 10 8.
NcAllen's pennant aspirations re-
ceived a Jolt at the hands Of Coach
kellam's Mission eleven. when they
played the Bulldogs 20 a Is to 6 tie.
on the McAllen field. Dykes boys
were doped 10 win-but dope goes
awfy many, many times.
Coach Emory's Pharr-San Juan-Al-
Hmo eleven continues 20 claw opposi-
tion, and Frida& Edinburg fell before
the triplet cities onslaught. in a
spirited and interesting battle, IL to
6.
ed the off-week his club had. Martin
has a young and inexperienced squad,
and has lest a number az games hy
lop-sidcd scores, especially at the
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w A
MINNESOTA 10 TO 9

DYCHE STADIUM, EVANSTON.
IL, Nov. 3.-(P1--Northwestern de-
feated Minnesota today 10 10 Q be-
fore a home coming crowd of nearly
$4,000. Calder Woods rs yard sprint,
after recovering a tumble early in
the first period V Northwesterr
the lead after Minnesota had counted
two points when Holmer fell on the
ball back Of his goal line for a safety.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
Miners Beaten
1870 By Lobos

FL pASO, Nov. 3.-lIN-ln 2
rame filled with sensational broken
s;old running. the Sui Ross Lobos
the much heavier I'll
paso Miners Is TO o Tor the secqtd
consecutive time here today Inc
first Lobo touchdown came after 4
57 ward run BY "Ox' Cowan' GU
Eoss backfield ace. Both succeed
,nr ouchdovns were the result nj
- rms hv Clark. Mcneil and
Ui,hers. Each team fought tocth
.nd nail the entire four periods
Lineup:
Col Ro,, Position Miners
left End
Pardin ........- $3.50
Left Tackle
Cooper
Left Guard
taurherty .....-.' N-
Center
Younger ''
Right Guard
Roberts
Right Tackle
Over .......
Right End
Mclean ...-+
Left Halfback y,
Mcneil +...-''
Right Guard
Cowan -.....-
Quarterback .
Withcrs ...--..+-
Fullback
Crow ..-.......+ NVt1"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
An.tin: y. NJ. ". y. Texas

AT Austin: s. VI. u. 8, Texas F.
AZ College Station: s.. & ",
North Texas Teachers q.
At Forth Worth; Baylor Z, IS
Christian University s.
AT Shreveport: l.. ). Y. Q, .
sas z.
Southwestern University "a. j..
At San Antonio: Edinburg .r
College p, 81. Mery's I. 6.
College az Marshall 20, I'll
Military School 20 ttie).
New Orleans: Loyola e, Sd
wards CAustinl q.
Nebraska 20. Kansas q.
Haskell Indians Z, Washington
vcrsity y.
Iowa 10. South Dakota o.
New York II. 2, Georgetow
Boston u. Y. Springfield
Maryland s, Y. p. !. 2.
Swarthmorc ~. Delaware
Thicl g. Allegheny s.
Vermont o. Norwich q.
Tufts q. New Hampshire {
Bates d Bowdoin II.
GETTYSBURG -. Dickinson
Virginia 20. Washington s ~.
North Carolina 6. y. {. SIe).
Iowa state ~, oklahoma
Akron n. Western Rescrv
Ohio: Marietta II. Musk IL.
81. Xavier i9. Kansas Wen 2.
Brown u. Holy Cross q.
Villauoya 20, Bucknell s.
Boston College 50, Mani y
RUTGERS l2, Catholic u.
Michigan 3. Illinois 9.
Yale rs Dartmouth q.
Pittsburgh IS Syracuse
Harvard 80. Lchigh q.
Penn state n. Notre Dam
Trinity o, Wesleyan p.
Michigan State &, Mispi a.
and Nj. 8 ttiel.
Iowa. Grinnell 20. Mar ID.
Georgia Tech ~. Ogelt 4
Duke 3S, Meyer is.
Pennsylvania 90. Chicae
Vanderbilt IL. kentuck!
Wawcforcst o, Furman
Georgia Is, Auburn ..
Roanoke II. Hampden " Y.
Purdue 10. Case o.
Northwestern 10 MIMI
II. or Detroit BIS. st. ~.
Western Teachers Coli Lou
isvilic q.
Florida III. Scwancc {
Wisconsin -, Alaban
Carroll College Z. Lone'
Drake q, Missouri 0.
Maine 0. Colby 0.
Worcester Tech II, Ccnlon Y
Geneva s. Grove Cit.
St. John 0, Providene
Iowa State IL. Oklaho
Chattanooga 70, Soutrn u
Mississippi %. Clems
v. NJ. I. 10 Davidso
Emory & Henry .. um u
Richmond 70. Lynch.
Carson Newman q. zee o.
Columbia 0, Cornell
Colgate IA. Wabash
Princeton s, Ohio s.
Colo. Teachers 81, 60 Mines
Colorado College q U. "a.
q. of Wyoming Z, Unvcr 70.
Washington State 20 y
Montana 0, Oregon al.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
NAVY WINS 3T.O

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Nov 2-E1-
Displaying driving power that would
not ne stopped, Navy today hits its
stride 70 show West Virginia Wcs-
leyan under an avalanche OF touch
downs in the final two periods. The
.score was 81 10 O..
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MICHIGAN 3: ILLINOIS o

ANN ARB0R. Mich, Nov. SD
Smothering Illinois Wanted line
curshing attack and seizing a break
10 score a field goal. Michigan won
It's first game az the season today
and virtually wrecked Illinois big
ten title hopes. The score was
3 TO o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
NOTRE DAME =: PENN STATE 0

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3.-(Pl-Bat-
tcring large holes in the Pennsyl-
vania state College line. Not-e
Dame carried the ball down Franklin
field for "A winning touchdown in
the first quarter az today's GENE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
CIHL RNNnITS ROE IS

NARSEILLES.-Two ri-l bandits
fully masked held up rs men IN q
single week here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
PORKERS COP
20 CONTEST
FROM |. S. U.
Lone Touchdown Is
Made By Intercept
ing 18th Pass At
tempted by louisiana

SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. 3.-tPl-
Louisiana's thirteenth attempt TO ex-
ccute a forward pass jinxed the team
here today when Jack Dale, fleet
footed Arkansas hack intercepted the
heRve and raced 50 yards for a one
touchdown victory. adding the extra
point himself to make the score 7 to
. In favor Of Arkansas.
Governor Huey p. Long OF Louisi-
ana was on the sidelines with a
number az prominent spectators.
Louisiana State threw a scare into
the Arkansas team In the first min
ute of play wAen Brown circled the
R~azorbaek left end aud was not
brought down until he had covered
81 yards. The Arkansas forward
wall frightened. however, and the
Louisiana threat passed.
Arkansas bobbled two chances 10
score in the first half when Dale
missed an attempted field goal and
Lambert caught and then dropped n
pass behind Louisiana's goal line.
In the closing quarter Louisiana
abandoned defensive play almost en-
tircly and sought 70 pass their way
TO a victory, but could not complete
the losses consistently enough to
make much hcaiwsy. Arkansas sec
ondary defense kept the passing Of
f%ensive under good control at all
times.
Bevo Beavers. Arkansas fullback.
was the most consistent ground gain
er of the game and Van Sickle. Raj
orback tackle the outstanding defen-
sive man Of the day.
The lineup:
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Fullhack
Officials: Rix DARTMOUTH ref
cree: Minton Gndians) umpire; Lips
comb (Centre) head linesman; Bos-
well (Centre) field judge.
Touchdowns: GiIliland. Toler lsub
for Akers); point after touchdown
Potter.
FIRST dovns-Baylor 4. T. G. U. l3.
Yards gained from scrimmage-Bay-
Tor It's, T. c. u. sos.