The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1917, Page 6

ae a <saistaielaaetneenrnene soa . : RISMAROE DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEB. 15, 1917. SCOOP THE CUB SQOOP-SINCE You INSIST ON WEAR ING— A DERBY TWo MILES 00 Pte FOR at NYouR. HEAD - (y WHY I HADONE MADE TO ORDER. FOR YOU — Oddessa Country Schoolma’ams Idols of West Mott, oN. D. Feb. 14,—Miss Ruby Wilson and Miss L Smuland uré two, schoolteac in the Odessa di They wouldn't school another day y pro- by mail. But the young Jadies just read them all over, blush teaching Young America. It was a w that a Northe bound train f anything The little coun- arose to the | chicken dinner was pre- served to the ngers, Some of the men ed hopes that they didn’t > if they ne ot home, But a big rotary relieved the train and at night it started on its v Little did the schoolteachers know that the way to win the Jove of a man is through his stom- ach until letters commenced to flood the mails the first of this week. TWO-ORE CUBS {N LINE Mollwitz and Elliott, Latter a Recruit Catcher, Sign Contracts With Chicago. Chicago, Feb. 15,—Two more mem, bers of the Chicago Nationals, First Baseman Fred Mollwitz and Catcher Howard Elliott, signed contracts to- day. 5 Blas was purchased from the Oak- land club.of the Pacific Coast league last fall, Your visit to the Twin Cities will be more enjoyable if you stop at this; Famous Hostelry. Excellent Cuisine. | Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis, 409 Rooms—275 at $1.50 to $2.50. KEEP A JAR OF * MUSTEROLE HANDY It Quickly Loosens Up Coughs end Colds in Throat or Chest Ton your] § to bed] little Musterole re wt chest bef Most severe ¥ ry have rought to Wash-|) : ; ee ‘ sat c comnts f ee prouele | big gates of the ‘White house grounds made with oil of Wherever the president goe: ed they swung. to behind, him, he id lof them are there ahead of found himself as completely cut off i When he leaves, some precede, | {7m contact with the public, and his some accompany and some follow | Very movenient as carefully safe- hit gue as they would be in actual ear gti, . ,j| War time. sing or sleeping, he is always| Wan U Se be under the alert unship of lynx-| The man actively in ¢ of REPORTER Washington, Feb. 1 in the days of the Civil war, h such detailed ] to guard the the United today thrown around President Wil- ! The keenest jthe various bu eyed, athletic oper: duty ive from even the approach of dan- ror annoyance. | Vians for jand the White House out 24 honrs before son announced had 1 ; ports | Chief Flynn came from New | personally directed the arrangements ° WARRIT ewe By HARRY B. HUNT, b.—Never, even utions been taken y of a president of | as those which are ‘ el service men of; throughout the sole is to protect the president all worked | dent. Wil- guarding the to con anded yon Berns York, KOO! Lump * ways right. You will like our service. Order aLoadof = | Coal Today Headquarters for all kinds of building material and fuel. | We carry nothing but the very best, and our prices are al- F. H. CARPENTER Lumber Co. Zz PHONE 115 |s MEs SAN THATS KIND OF You BOSS—WHER IS(T? TH’ HAT You BEEN WEARING - COVERS HALE NYouR FACE-(T Every One in a While the Boss Has a Regular Idea AS LONG AS By “H op” ANY | IR ONE THAT COVERS WHY NOT WEAR AN (PROVE A FACE “OUR WHOLE FACE. U SOUR BEAUTY wiTH Strongest Guard in U. S. History Is __ ' Thrown About the President!|” i and summoned his most trusted men for body-guard duty ‘And when the president, returning from the capitol, drove through the guarding the president ho through long year: in the secret rvice on dut t the White Honse x exceut offices, knows how io handle situat to min- the chances of da 5 chief of the body-guard squad who is to be found at the side whenever he steps White House, who is al- le as his shadow, , a tried and true im ger operative, Capt. Jack W: of Cleveland and John Slye and ' Starlin: White House oper e in subordinate command of de! of the secret ser- vice guard, In addition to the added secret ser- » men, extra capital police have 4 been put ¢n and around the White House. All the big gates to” the are closed and guarded and entering by the only open the executive offi auntlet of both pr secret service me And unless one can show unques- tioned credentials he doesn’t get by —not even a little way. TAS SPEAKER FAVORS STRIGTER BALK RULE Talking of batting and how to increase it, the last word is spok- en, * Listen to the words of Tris Speaker, premier American league batsman and swatter ex- traordinary. Tris wouldn’t have a man pass- ed on three balls, nor would he favor, a one foul strike rule. He doesn’t look kindly on the prop- President. and ‘Mrs, Wilson, and two of the three detectives in charge of his safety: above, Joe Murphy, in ac- tive chargs of the secret service de- tails. and dele, Richard Jeryis, act- ual chief of the personal. body-guard. of flirting with the base runners. “Half the pitchers are commit- ling balks when they throw to catch a man off»the bag.” © Tris. volunteered, “If umpires wouid sive the runners bases every time a pitcher balks, it would give the runner a better’chance, would in- crease base running and scoring. “I don't believe a pitcher should be penalized when he throws leg- ally to get a man off a base, but most of them don’t do it legally. The rules:‘on balks are specific, but most umpires are too lenient with the ‘pitchers.” a Speaker says, the. trouble with the three-ball rule would be leng- thening the game: and making it more uninteresting. “Baseball must be operated, ac- cording to public sentiment, that’s where the money comes from,” Tris said. “The longer a game is strung out the more: unpopular it becomes.” Don’t Wear JA Truss! After Thirty Years’ Experience | Have Produced An Appliance for Men, Women or Children That Cures Rupture. 1 Send IT On Trial. lf you_have tried’ most everything , come to me. Where others fail is where I have my greatest success. Send attached coupon today.and 1 will The above is C. E, Brooks; inventor of the Appliance, who cured himself and who is now giving others the benefit of his exper- ience. 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