The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 8, 1916, Page 6

sx SCOOP atforter JACK DILLON MAY GIVE UP BOXING Dillon, “the Hoosier bear ant kill the word from In- s bought a arted in busin’ box again. , due, some say, to pafe and ing he will nev Recent rever: of Dillon to keep in condit sed him to gi after several y notcher, Dillon has been one of the most re- markable boxers the country has ever produced, yer a champion, been the “fi jo something. For many most weekly where bo: ing™or s touring ever state permitted and box- hh many opportun Dillon preferred to let band them for fut bouts. a ge (Knockout) George Chip. He hoxed both many times, but neither of them ever took the count from him. Fouts of that sort brought Dillon into disrepute in many parts of the country and in many places he neve* pearance, Dillon was at the height of his ca- reer a ago, when he beat Frank Moran, Charley Weinert ‘and” Tom Cowler in r ion and was talked of as nt for Jess Willard. Recently, he has. been unsuccessful. Defeated by Battling Levinsky and ssed_ by Mike Gibbons, Dillon never became discouraged and may fight again. b Sas SPORT WRITERS WILL SCORE FROM STAND TOPS Detroit, Mich.—Sport writers will score games from the top of the De- troit Americay league grandstand next Ever! since s stand been on the ground directly be- Although few foul balls have torn through the stout wire netting, many have struck it ‘within Oses. Now and then writers who refused to les have won season for the first time. avin field was )uilt the pre: has hind the catcher, a few inches from the writers’ dodge the whizzing m the red badge of courage. Clothes Tailor Made Clothes Fit Always. Readymades fit Sometimes It cosis no more to buy clothes made for you, than it does to buy clothes made for a model. Come and order your Christ. mas suit or overcoat now, so it will be ready in time. By joining our Cleaning and Fressing Club you will save 1-3 of the cost. Come and secure a ticket. Clothes’ pressed --vhile you wait. Freise & Son 219 4th Street announc- a d heavily on the great se rapper | hi Dillon has al- shter who is going} years Dillon fought al- cldom knocked his man out, al- presented | ay the limit in order to hus- s much doubt of over such bbxers Brown or a drawing card on second ap-| Stoop -LVE DECIDED TO GWE MYMERRY mas FROM ME YO NOv- biol Tea eA EMERGENCY AQQIDENT CASE RED CROSS GAUZE CARBOLIZED 2. i 0 i SHE MANAGES HER TWO usually found on training tables. M “Why shouldn't a girl manage way and what's the difference if | make: y i $8 managing her brothers, demonstration for Roosevelt. the front herself in case of war. A trip to Australia as manager of her two boxer brothe-s is er, only woman manager of.glove artists in the world. Lonnie and Frdnkie are the brothers, but they probably woula be stalled on’ the’ path ‘to fame if it 't for their vivacious sister, who admits they are the best 125 kayo manufacturers in captivity and is ng to back them with a portion of her not insignificant roll. Miss ‘Tucker has already started on her Antipodean trip. She expects to stop on the coast’for a i time before'chasing her brotheys up the gang plank and bribing the steward not-to feed ‘them ‘dainties 17. Young Girl Is Fight Manager--- Takes Her *| Brothers Over the Seas and Will Back Them| has hit the ring! RECRUITED A CAVALRY SHE LOVES TO RIDE. .~ ss Tucker is in the boxing ge me ‘because she likes it and Hecause she ‘believes her brothers have a fighter?” she questioned. the latest atunt of Mi iss Elizabeth Tuck- “I have to look after my manage them or let someone else do it? me the proper person to do i Tucker’ probably has more activities than any woman of her age in'the world. “She ig, 21. she rides the range on her own ranch, which she manages capably, is an expert politician and was a delegate from Oklahoma to the progressive , .gonivention, where she led a She recruited a squadron of cavalry for border’duty and was ready to go to Popular Assistant General Pas- =) Senger: Agent ‘Will:Look to Safety of Tour With the angouncement that C. A. Matthews,’ assistant general passen- ger agent ‘of the Northern Pacifie, is {0 havé’ charge of. th cial,’ which lea‘ day evening for ‘Poled the tour becomes asslitrad, Matthews will be remembéred by Bismarck folk |" who made the Mott booster trip last summer as a genial, affable, efficient official who knows how to handle a train and a train-load. He will remain with the’ Overland special from the time it leaves Bismarck until it re- turns, Decémber 14. 150 to Entrain Here. | Western North Dakota and castern Montana will contribute 450 leading business men, Overland dealers in the: Bismarck and Miles City territory, to the party which will entrain here Sat- urday evening. The special will con- jsist of six Pullmans, two diners, an! observation car and-.a baggage van. The big trip begins at 8 o'clock, the Overland Limited running from Bis marck to St. Paul asa second section of the North Coast Limited. At St. Paul the special will take-the Burling- ton tracks ‘to. Chicago, whence the journey to Toledo will be completed, over the Lake Shofe, the route of the Twentieth Century. Limited. * Provisions Every provision for the comfort and entertainment of the Overland dealers has been made by the Lahr Motor | Sales Co, <An‘effort, is. being made -te: make this jaunt one. of the greatest business excursions in the commercial history of the northwest, and it is be- lieved: that everyone. will: thoroughly enjoy the novel expedition. Two Days at Factory. Toledo will be reached Monday, De- cember 11, and that day and the next: will be spent at the Willys-Overland , factory, where an elaborate program ie brothers, any- I think my, interest in them ‘BALDWIN CAPTAIN OF ALBION COLLEGE TEAM paca ii Albion, Mich.—The Albion. college football squad has elected Joseph A. | Baldwin of Flint, captain of the 1917 team. Stanley H, Hunter of: Morley, | Mich., was chosen track captain. |LITTLE FALLS STUDENT ‘ Northfield, Minn.—Rrwin Dunphy of Little Falls, who has been elected cap- tain of the 1917 Carleton college foot- ball eleven, has been one of the main- stays of the team for the last two sea- sons. He played half-back originally, but was transferred to quarter this fall. BASKETBALL IN LIMELIGHT AT THE PURDUE UNIVERSITY Lafayette, Ind.,“ Dec, 8.—Basketball is occupying the limelight of athletics at Purdue university. Coach Ward Lambert has turned his attention from football to basketball and every effort is being made to whip a good team in- to condition for the opening game Dec. 9, with the Indiana State Normal. The university is said to have good mater- ial.to build this year’s team. AWARD LETTERS TO 16 MEMBERS DEPAUW TEAM Greencastle, Ind., Dec. ..—Sixteen members of the DePauw 19N football squad have been awarded the official “D.”_“R” has been awarded to twelve ;Members of the second squad. “The men getting the “D” are Captain Woodruff, Royce, Northway, Kraner, , Lynch, Peacock Bondurant, iPence, Wheat, Donan, Wylie, Cook, Carlyle, Tway, Hoffman and Overmeyer. The “R” stands for “Reserve.” COULTON HAS SAVED RING \EARNINGS FOR REAL ESTATE Chicago.—Johnny Coulon, former bantomweight champion, has saved his ring earnings to invest in real es- tate. The diminutive Chicagoan 1e- cently sold a 24-apartment building for 57,500 and purchased a new home for his mothere’ + Liverpool, Eng., with Jimmy Wilde, the British 112 pound champion, and may Accept. 3 MICHIGAN AUTO MEN TO AID FARM COLLEGE East Lansing, Mich Mich—The automo- bile club of Lansing has been adopt- ed by the Michigan Agricultural col- TO HEAD CARLETON TEAM Nege as the foster father of M. A. C. athletics. The club has.agreed to as- sist in a campaign to attract athletes to the local institution. It is under- stood that an indexed record will be kept of every promising Michigan high school athlete. Letters will be written to these youths urging them to enroll, at M. A. C. It is quite probable that jthe automobile men will offér summer positions to some of these students. The automobile club includes several prominent Lansing manufacturers. GIRL BREAKS ICE WITH < FISTS; SAVES LIVES OF TWO Fergus Falls, Minn., Dec. 8—When her brother Jacob, six years, arid Ce- cilie Melzer, seven \years old, fell througythe ice into tite river at She- boygaff Falls, while trying to rescue their pet dog, fifteen-year-old Virginia Fessler broke a channel through the ice with her fists, waded in and res- cued them both. VACATION DATES FOR COLLEGE AND SCHOOLS AT JAMESTOWN Jamestown, N. D., Dec. 8—Supt. Koontz. of the local schools has an- nounced that the students will have their usual two wecks’ holiday period this year. School will close Decem- ber 22 and regular session be resum- ed January 8. Jamestown college will close next’ Wednesday, December 13, and re-open January 4. terre eeeoeeeoeee * “END OF THE WORLD” SEEN ¢ BY JAMESTOWN MANAGER .*& Jamestown, N. Dec. 8—* Manager Leen of the Ruby. the- * ater, in this city, is another of * the many prophets who haye pre- * dicted “The End of the World.” © Manager Leen announces “The End of the World,” for December 27,) but everything seems to TWO WEEK’S VACATION FOR MANDAN SCHOOLS It was amouncea Tuesday that the vacation at both the public schools and the parochial schools will last two weeks this year. The mid-term vacation will commehce Saturday, De- cember 23, 1916, and last ‘until Tues- day, January 2, 1 The vacation i riod for the public school was fixed at a meeting of the public board of education held: Mon- @ay night. ‘The, parochial school va- J éation was determined at about the. same time, when Father Clement ad- vised of the vaCation dates. SANTA CLAUS TO APPEAR AT STATE REFORM SCHOOL |. ee The jingling of Christmas bells. will bring Yuletide cheer to the many awaiting little children at the state reformatory school this year. Santa Claus will be present*to pass the gifts at the promised Christmag tree and all will be done to make this, time one] of cheer. CELEBRATE W WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. Mr. and Mrs. James MéDonald were most pleasantly surprised Saturday at their home on Sixth avenue northwest when a number-of relatives and inti- mate friends assembled. to assist them in celebrating their 20th (china) wed- ding anniversary. The affair was a complete surprise. . The evening was most pleasantly spent and the guests did not leave until the early hours of the morning. It’ was récalied at the party that on the wedding day of Mr. and Mrs. McDonald tehy drove to the David Carey home fromthe church in’ @ bobsled and the weather was very stormy. It was stated that it was lit-| tle ‘fealized at that‘ time that they would, 20 years hence, celebrate their wedding anniversary and the weather would be so mild that it would rain the following day. Mr. and: Mrs; Me- Donald were presented with some eéle- gant pieces of china. Slope Agricultural: asociation stock- holders was called at the Mandan com- mercial club rooms Tuesday evening, point to the fact that his proph- acer does not consider himself Mat Wee One ah id rough with the ring and plans to en-|* come true for it is coming on gage in a series of contests this win-|* that date—in ‘motion pictures. ter. He has been offered a match inleseeeoeoooeees ° ° + ° ecy ih one sense of the word will * ad aa 2 ‘but there being only a little over a ma- The annual meeting of the Missouri } has been arranged for: the entertain- ment and instruction of the visiting dealers, Returning, the Overland Lim- ited leaves ‘Toledo on Tuesday eye- ning, December 12, and will reach Bis: marck one week from ‘om today. UNEARTHSCASE OF WHISKEY Charge of Disorderly C Cortduct Against Edward Kelly ot be ‘Dropped for \More Serious Charge. A.case of whiskey secreted in «a neighbor's yard and which Chief, of Police Dewning unearthed as’evidence | will probably-result inthe charge of disorderly conduct preferred against Edward Kelly of Front street west, be- ing dismissed and’ ‘a’ blindpigging. charge substituted, Kelly was, arrested late yesterday afternoon and according to the police head there are enough sales credited | jority of the stock represented, it was decided by those present to postpone the annual meeting until after the hol- idays. to Kelly’ to long.” * you, FREE, a little bank book 80 Banking Clpb. 50 weeks. you have $63.75, from $12.75 to $250. We add four per cent interest. You can start TODAY—-START! The Famous oal A Free Burning, Non-Ctinkering Coal Low in “Ash and High i in Galoria Value “A Fuel Without a Fault” at $3.25 PER TON Delivered. This coal does not Clinker, aan contains less sulphur and ash than any other lignite mined in North Dakota , Washburn Lignite Coal Co.. ’ Phone 453 Ty CH. "RISMARCK AOE Squirrels HAVE be salut they. SAVE. You can have if YOU save. Come in and let us show you HOW to save. We:will give You put in 5 cents the first week, 10 cents the second week and soon, increasing your deposit ONLY A NICKEL a week and in We also have clubs where you begin with 1 or 2 cents or 10 cents dr $1.00, $2.00 or $5.00 and 4n 50 weeks have coming to you, : z Have EVERY member of your family join the club. It means saving MONEY and making a SUCCESS. a First National Bank Several new atuderts enroll , every week, and every one satisfied with thé college in all its appoint- ments.. Students admitted without examination for either the Book- keeping or Shorthand courses. English from the Jowest primary branches. Send for particulars. When you know what we have done for hundreds of others, you wif want to attend. - “5G. M. LANGUM, Pres. Bismarck, jake a “chain four miles} before Judge Dolan on ‘the disorderly Th¢ defendant was arraigned | charge and was released on $50 bonds, next: Christmas. you can Join our ‘Christmas