The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1917, Page 6

‘ § 4 i H ! SCOOP SENT IVORY AFTER IVORY, LOST CHANGE 10 GET STAR! This is a story of an ivory hunter. An ivory hunter is ® vig league scout, but most of them, although not urd about calling their finds would wildly disclaim any ivo tempt to so ¢ » themselves. ent one of its scouts to Toledo last fall to sign an amat rightfielder, a member of the I Light team, for a trial with the Reds. Wither the collector didn't know the regular — rightfielder's name was Schaelf he forgot about it, and when he ed at Toledo he watch- ed 2 game. and offered THE CUB REPORTER RO COLD AND SNOWY TO GE OUT ON AN \ASSIGN MENT B0ss - MY THROAT FEELS 50 SORE. IM APRAID I \S TH TRROA GARGLE~ THO i KEEP MY FRAT POISON AT AN! USE HIS RAT S0 THE REOS him a chance for a trial. The fielder he secured was Nietzke, a substitute. who was playing in Schaeffer's: place that day. ther the scout nor the Cincinnati management found out form just what they missed, Nietzke ple ed in eight games last season and didn't make a hit. Schaeffer took was at bat 39 tim hits for an average of .436. | included four home runs, 2 tri- ples, a brace of doubles and he had seven stolen bases. ut in TL games, nnd collected 1 His h » MOVIE HURT EYES; ° SAIER PASSES "EM Do the movies shatter good batting | : Saier, Cub slugger, believes so and has decided to cut out his favor- ite winter sport in order to boost his averages this se; Saier is a mo that the flicker on the screen injures his eyes and has passed up Chaplin and the rest of them The slump in Saier’s batting last year was said to be due to poor ey ight. ROUNDS COURSE IN 70 WITHOUT LEG Even the loss of a leg can’t stop the enthusiasm of a 24-carat golfer, Corporal Tom Jones, London golfer, who recently lost a leg in the fighting in Flanders, resumed his golf playing soon after returning to ‘England. In a game on the Chiselhurst cours’ in London, Jones, by balancing him- self mone leg, rounded the course i . % PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF CITY. COMMISSIONERS, JAN, 29, 1917, The Board of City Commissioners met in regular session, Present: Commissioners Batt Bertsch, Kirk and President Lucas, Minutes of meeting held the 22nd inst. were read and approved. An invitation for the board to parti- cipate in the meeting of the North Da- kota Society of Civil Enginee at their meetings to be held Tues ndj Wednesday of the current week was read. The quart City Anditor was read and dire be printed in the official pape Bills were allowed as follows and di- rected to be paid, funds permitting: Miller, Zuger & Tillotson $150., C. L. financial report of the cted to Young 0, Northwestern . Stamp Works ), Street Work $42.75, Hugh Fortune 00, Geo, H, Dolan $28.30, On motion of Commissioner. Kirk, Commissioners Best, K: Bertsch and the City Auditor were appointed a committee to review the, compilation of city ordinances recently completed by City Attorney McCurdy The matter of abl ing a road from the ci er was disc ed and President Lucas and Comm sioner Bertsch appointed as a com- mittee to confer with property owners along the proposed route. On motion the board adjourned to the 30th inst. at 8 p.m. January 30, 1917,8 P. M. The Moard of City’ Commissioners met purs' t to adjournment. . n, but believes | y | be int “| The City Auditor was directed to ners Battey,| io? ity Engine directed t |prepare plans, s} ions and e jmate of cost for a road to lie laid out | west of the Northern Pacific tracks | just south of the section line west to! the riv ction line j between Sec Township | 4139, Range 80, and that such plans, ete., | meeting. s directed to j tie! jmate of cost for widening the road on Main street leading to the North- ern Pacific and for raising the | bottom road two feel | The Chief of Police was directed to 'y coal dealers and transfer com-} to weigh loads on the city! scales under penalty of prosecution ler the city ordinances in case of uilure so to do. | The City Attorney was directed tot report ‘in writing at the next meeting jthe proper method of bringing before the State Board of Railway Comnmis- \sioners the matter of establishing a ferry between Mandan and Bismarck. A resolution was adopted authoriz- ing the board to proceed with the sale of warrants on Paving District No. 2, to be used in payment of paving to be done in said district, and setting forth ! jthe form of advertisement for such | yarrants in the sum of $300,000.00, to ed in certain financial papers, jprepare a statement showing the net indebtedness of the city and of the conditions under which the foregoing paving warrants are to be issued, and have same printed in leaflet form. On motion the board adjourned. Attest: R. H THISTLETHWAITE. City Auditor. | NOTICE AND CITATION, HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND DIS- TRIBUTION OF ESTATE. State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh. In County Court, Before Hon, 'H. C. Bradley, Judge. In the Matter of the state of Samuel | Berg, Deceased. | Christina Berg, Petitioner, en ; Samuel 3erg, Jr, John Berg, Car’ Berg. Mary Heinz, Chris! Carolina Wagner, Christina | ner, and Karl Klein as Special ; Guardian of Rindolph Berg, Rudolph | Berg, Edward Berg and Lydia Berg, ! Minors, Respondents. |he State of North Dakota to the | Above Named Respondents: | You, the said Samuel Berg, Jr., John | Berg, Carl Berg, Mary Heinz, Chris- tian Eerg, Carolina Wagner, Christina ; Wagner, and Karl Klein as Special Guardian of Kudolph Berg, Rindolph Berg and Lydia Berg, Minors, are i Order a Load of KOO! Lump Coal Tod Headquarters for all kinds of building material and fuel. We carry nothing but the very best, and our prices are al- ways right. You will like our service. -|F. H. CARPENTER Lumber Co, PHONE 115 LBOW JOINT "MAYS STOP HIS CAREER By PAUL PURMAN. a An elbow joint may prevent Johnny ‘vers from realizing his life's ambi- tion to play in the major leagues 24 ear: nvers has played for 15 years, i ing in at Chicago in 1902. Ey. is 33 years old-and would be under 1)! should his ambition be realized. if Evers’ throwing arm can hold out there is no reason why the Troj shouldn't Tast in ‘baseball until h fortieth year. His rare generalship on the ficld | his indomitable courage and fighting | spirit make him a wonderful asset to! any. team, 4 i There have been few ball play who have been/able to remain in b: ball for 20 years, Cy Young, Cap ‘Anson, Larry La-} joie and Honus Wagner are the oniy ones who succeeded in rounding ont two decades in the majors and it now seems that Evers is avout the only veteran who-has any chance of getting in, Evers has been giving his arm pien- ty of rest an the best. of care and hopes to have it in better shape: in the spring than last year, ian Berg, |@ Wag: | ° hereby ‘notified that the final account of the Administrator of the Estate of Samuel Berg, late of near Wilton Post Office, in the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, deceased, has been rendered to this Court, there- Elbow Joint May Prevent Johnny Evers: | From Realizing His Life Ambition) =: = —s PJOHNNY SAYS Re MY HOPE 15 TO HOLD DOWN ECOND BASE FOR 5 YEA None THEN “QUITS PERCY -£9ULD you GIVE ME FEW SPARE MOMENTS; in showing that the estate of said de- ceased ready for fina] settlement and distribution, and petitioning that his account be allowed, the residue of said estate be distributed to the per-, thereunto entitled, his admini: tration closed and he be discharged; that Wednesay, the 28th day of ‘March, A. D. 1917, at 10 o’clock in the fore- noon of that day, at the Court Rooms; of this Court, in the’ Court House, in the City of Bismarck, County of Bur- leigh and State of North Dakota, has been duly appointed by this Court for the settlement thereof, at which time d place any person interested in id estate may appear and file his exceptions, in writing, to said account and petition and contest the same. And you, the above named respond- ents, and each of you, are hereby cited and required then and there to be and appear before this Court, and show cause, if any you have, why said ac- count: shall not be allowed, the resi- due of said estate be distributed, the administration of said estate closed and said Administrator discharged. -Dated the 30th day of January, A. D. 1917. By the Court. (Seal) H. ©. BRADLEY, Judge of the County Court. Let service of the above citation be made by publication in the Bismarck Tribune, a daily newspaper published at Bismarck, N. Dak., for four: suc: cessive weeks, at least days before the date of hearing, and by personal service upon each one of the above named respondents at least 21 days before the day of hearing ay... (Seal) H. C. BRADLEY, : Judge. GEO. P. GIBSON, - Attorney For Administrator, Washburn, N. D. (2—2, 16, 23) | Auditor of the City of Bismarck, twenty-one | St. Paul, Minn., Feb. 2.—Mike Gib- bons has entered the hall of the im. mortals. He is now sporting a wrist watch. There is no wonly one other man in the sporting world in Mike's cla That is Percival Haughton, esq., o' Harvard university and the Eoston Braves, sioners will meet in. the city hall of the said City on Monday, 12th day of February, 1917, at 8 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of hearing and con- sidering the said petition and at the time will hear the testimony and evi- dence of persons interested, and any. party or parties having any objec- tion to the granting of the said peti- tion may appear at that time, and. place and state his or their objec: tions thereto, R. H. THISTLETHWAITE, (—11, 18, 25; 2-1) —— f MANDAN NEWS Ff —____ Mrs. Ray Shinners expects to leave today or Visit v will for an_ indefinite n Cleveland. She also visit at Toronto, Ont. be- _ returning, Mr. Shinners . will e later, to join his wife. ick Leehler of St. Anthony, who has been a patient in the Mandan‘ hos- pital for a number of days, left Wed- nesday for his home. . Michael Kiss, who underwent a suc- cessful operation atthe Mandan hos- pital severe! days ago, for appendi- citis, getting along nicely and will soon be able to: leave the ‘institution. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kasper enter- temerrow (oe SES SHEMET NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETI- TION TO VACATE ALLEY. ‘Notice is hereby given that on Mon day, November 20th, presented a petition to the Board of City Commissioners of the City of { Bismarck, North Dakota, requesting that the whole of the alley running from the west line of Washington Av- enue to East Street, through block Twenty-three (23), of Riverview A dition to the City of Bismarck, Dak, be vacated; the said alley begin- ning at the west line of Washington Avenue and running west therefrom to said distance. Said petition being signed by all the property owners, owning real estate, abutting on said alley in block ‘Twenty-three (23), and! the said Board of City Commission- ers did, on the 8th day of January, 1917, order that said petition be filed in my office. Therefore, Notice is hereby given 1916, there was! ined « number of friends at auction > Wednesday evening. 4. Vinson of- this city underwent oneration at the Mandan hospital i esday. Mr. and Mrs. EB. F. Underhill, who have been in Mandan, visiting, a few days, and also looking after local busi- j Hess affairs, Jeft yesterday afterpoon for their home at Cannon ‘Ball. -* The Child's Conversation ‘club: will hold a meeting at the Mandan Com- mercial club rooms, next Monday af- emer The club was recently organ- ized. Yesterday morning the © .Northern Great Plains Field station employes report that the thermometer regis- tered 36 below zero at 7 o'clock. Wed- nesday morning, at the coldest time, it registered —29, Miss Tilda Peterson of Fort Rice was in Mandan Wednesday, renew- ing acquaintances. Miss Peterson is a teacher at Fort Rice. County Agent Gaumnitz went to va- that the said Board of City Commis-! rious points on the south branch Wed-‘ in I'M ALL: RUN Down, OM! DEARE IT's SUMTHUN AWFUL I DONT. Friends of Mike. who have secretly: watched him report nothing unusual way of living and have decided that he probably will recover. Mike has not dec’lod whether to take the watch into the ring with him or not, although he admits it would: come in J) +3 figuring how much he}.. is Thakin ¢@rery; niingte. 8 nesday to attend to official business matters. home today. Emil Pfaender, iormeriy donnected with the Northern Great Plains Field station here, now sales manager for the Pioneer nursery at New Ulm, Minn., is expected to arrive in the; city the fore part of next week, to spend a few days visiting .relatives and friends. ‘Mrs. Pfaender arrived in the city some time ago-and has been enjoying a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Kasson. Emil is a brother of Max Pfaender. Superintendent and ‘Mrs. W. A. terson, who have been spending sev* eral months in Washington, D. C., are’ expected to return Monday. ‘Mr. and IMrs. Sweet will not return for several weeks yet. They are also in ‘Wash- ington. A marriage license was issued dur- ing-the past week to Miss Matilda Gr hardt and Michael Fleck, both of Til mer. The. wedding of this couple will be solemnized in the Catholic churcl at Odense the fore part of next weel Assistant Yardmaster Canfield went] | to Glendive the fore part of the wéek, to attend to official business matters in connection with his position here. Painter A. J. (Beall has been busily engaged during the past few days painting and decorating the Com- mercia].club rooms. ‘Miss Dora Dorfter, sister of Conduc}° who has been in}: tor Cat! Dorfler, Mandan visiting a ‘number of weeks, left Saturday-morning for her home in Area, Ill. 3 Paul, attending the winter carnival, returned yesterday and will -leave, Monday. for: Zap, to resume his duties as. Hodkkeeper in the bank. Miss ‘Rose Klein of St. Anthony, ar-| tived in the city yesterday and is spending a few days in Mandan, vis- iting relatives and friends and hav- ing some’ dental work done. Attorney ‘Robert F. Nash spending a couple of days attending J a business ‘matters. : Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Seidle of Solen, were in Mandan yesterday,, visiting ‘with Mandan friends and looking a! ter business affairs. i Mrs. Fred Dietz of New Salem was in Mandan yesterday, visiting friends. She leaves _tomororow for her home in New Salem. eet X ‘Welling. He is expected to return | Gilbert Cass, who had deen in: 8t.], | of. Elgin|,.:3 arrived in the city yesterday and iq} BETWEEN Big league. ball. players, even thos2 lined up with Dave Fultz in the fra- ternity, belicve that Fultz las made a mistake in te g players from Class B, C and 1 Teagues into the fra- ternity on the same Vasis as players from the majcrs or the bigger‘minors. Not. that .the:c players don’t believe that, the small minors’ should be rep- reseated, ‘but think they should join en “mother hasis, 2¢ is not common. be- nd: the Class itions which be very detri- 3100 each ¢ comission. uy to.fine a Jimmie Johnson ‘3 now claiming the lightweight chvjpionship for Joe If ‘the Matteawan guards ever. see Jimmie it. will..ve.all off. FRATERNITY SHOULD DRAW LINE’ 2 Fred Clarke has asked waivers on 118, cows on his Kangas, ranch. , Les Darcy says,he will box for $30,- 000. ‘Some of ‘em get that way after using the needle, and then some of em snulf it. Johnny Dundee said he always won- dered how it felt to be knocked out. {The anticipation probably; was more, pleasant than the realization. It begins’ to look as though Dave Fultz will have to do all the striking himself." Richie” 'Mitchell_ has... injured .. his hand.’ “He's right -in the class :with the champions now. Freddie Welsh has made his annual announcement of his retirement. It he keeps it up long enough someone might believe him. ~ CHANGES HIS NOTE. Senator Hammerly, a leaguer who voted Tuesday with the majority for the indfinite postponement of house bill 44, today requested the secretary of the senate to change his vote to “no” and line him up with the league minority. : Ce. ‘Piper PIPER everything that you original plug forin. “Yes Sir! 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