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BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY 7, 1917. SCOOP wists, | The Way to Wake ‘em Up ‘Hop’ HO HUM-THIS. AND BY TH TIME Ho Hum -THIs YOU KNOW 1T5 GOING TO ‘ \\4 = OLD Makes me | (ARMY TRAINED pp |) CRAZE For 2 || Casdioned Pauc TH’ WAR WILL G}{ || FARMING Is BE Ovete! ORR | STUPID-E s oe : weewrooecoen. cee coee. JAMESTOWN COLLEGE Mott; June 17, Leith at Elgin; une q Y| 20, Elgin at Carson; June 24, Elgin STATE BASEBALL OPENS SEASON TODA at Glen Ullin; June 27, Elgin at as. ion ic ory Pol ote fs ig t . (Special to Tribune.) Leith; July 1, Mott at Elgin; July 2 Jamestown, . D., May The} Leith at Elgin; July 3, Carson at 7 | Jamestown college aseball team} Elgin; July 4, New Leipzig at Elgin; ‘ ak ELI ieacuRe ee But It Is More Fun to Use Modern ackle | opens the season here today with | July 5, Glen Ullin at. Elgin; July 7, eee REET OEE HOD the team from the Ellendale normal! klgin at Glen Ullin; July 15, Elgin at weccccccccceeecceocce. a eeecewe wee enone ees nee e een en. eoecoees | F f THE SEASON industrial school. Bad weather has} New Leipzig; July 22, New Leipzig Ne York 30 5 ee eee ¥ tee . interfered with practice to some ex-) at Elgin; and July 29, Glen Ullin at w Yo r We've always had the idea that tent but Covch Dougherty is not wor-| jigin, ra the guy who invented “ ng tackle” rying. Lori hiaien. Erk aie 7 was hep to the dope that it took ae m paneer eens 2 some special weapons with which to Carson and Elgin Nines Announce ‘ LAMOURE GOING TO s ele” i eta, CHLIZENS, STEP MAKE BALL PATRIOTIC i Geen be taund ty dimitt uesipadt ' Schedules—Latter to ‘Tilt’ FOR THEIR BALL TEAM ie 4 : A 5 PRCT Special to Tribune. ‘4 ing brook trout with rocks and hadda | Lid With Carson, May 13 (Special to Tribune.) FNS GS Re Soe Real get some other method to “tackle” —_— Mott, a ”. ete a ee n be patriotic, weil as entertain- 1 : “stepped” oul aturday nig! ing te lation, th : St, Lous ele ee hee are MOTT HOLDS BENEFIT swung’ each other's wives and sweet-| NS Acting on this foundation, the Sines cened led Re ie ar Pee trae eet BALL FOR ITS TEAM| ‘“"' for the benefit of raising @/ the paseball team has decided to go ace ee fish in the good old ioned fund for the baseball team this sea-| ahead in making preparations for a If they are biting good the old H SPs ork son, The whole town was patric: ¢| winning team this season. Only small jbent pin and the “assorted sizes” i State baseball took a spurt with| Saturday night. contributions for the support of the : | er ‘own's G al S ar 6 ——S team will be asked. ‘High salaried Other games pos' tnotied: (Rain.) from Brown's General Store are good j the announcement of the schedules | v a 5} enough. They got the fish. j of two of the fastest semi-profession- lapaee Coa? SEASON 13 men will be, eliminated. = GAMES TUESDAY. | But the modern fisherman has add- ial teams of the northwes!—Carson T CARSON ON MAY 13; Brooklyn at Boston, ee a whole truck load of killers to j and Elgin. The first test of strength (Special to Tri Tribune.) ; ARLINGTON CAFE AT Philadelphia at New York. his tackle kit. | ; between the Carson and Elgin nines t ; i rei No other games scheduled, Have you ever seen some skinny comes next Sunday, when the twol gigi N. 9 May ti EDGELEY IS DESTROYED kid with a hickory pole hiking fer] j teams will clash at Carson. say oben tne be (Special to Tribune) St. Louis at Cincinnati, home with a whole string of fish? Other towns in North Dakota have | oe at eareon. 0 end ‘ a close ‘the Bee Z ; Be ie tae Club— RAILE. Of course you have, and that been organizing and electing their | Son July 29 v vien Ullin here. Kdgeley, . D., May 7.—The Arling- ‘Cincinnati See . £ § 0} proves that you don't have to buy a captains. Mott citizens gave a bene-| The schedule a d soe fol-| ton cafe was burned to the ground St. Louis . 0 5 1 $50 reel and $25 rod in order to get j fit ball for their team; Wildrose busi-| lows: May May) last week, flames for a time threat- Isler and Hush; | the fish. ness men have subscribed $1,500, and Ww : y ening a certain portion of the busi- Watson and Snyder, , Truth be known, generally speak- Medina citizens, besides having ay Dlgin at Mett; “June 3 at Elgin; | ness district of the city. The total ing, you can y r more team, have organized a tennis clud,| June 6, Varson at EB June 10, Joss is estimated at $7,000, partly Pittsburgh at Chicago. fish with the old-fashi layout with a membership of 100, Elgin at Leith; June 13, Elgin at| covered by insurance. club— i RILE than with the new, but the delicate > Chicago “'y' “g| Strips of bamboo and the jeweled Pittabar in 2 aoe ri reel give a new kind of pleasure. Batit He & Elliott: That explains the why of the whole 3 a etles “i fe ‘ *|gamut of recent inventions, The tas Carlson and Schmid boys are rapidly getting away from j j rgrapes the idea that in order to have a suc: 44 bid ‘ ee | 4 } cessful day’s fishing you must take i i - * fe caN Penipeca ee % home enough to supply the neighbor- ii Oo! i ; i i ion QT 1se 4 hood. a N Boston 0 8 714] It isn't necessary to “burn” your 2 i 0 86 | Money on a fishing outfit. You can 4 UXUT 1 4 F 8 7 get an inexpensive rod and reel and , a nice, soft, braided line and perhaps Chicago ) 10. az | do just as well with them as the fel- ; Detroit 6 8. “400 low who has the $100 outfit. One 4 Fe M ee 6 9 too |thing is sure, with a casting outfit 1 fafladelphia : 400! you get more action, more exercise, | ‘Washington 6 10 .375) more pleasure and the game is more Eee like, GAMES SUNDAY, sportemanlike St. Louis 8; Chicago 4, (First The old hickor i i " i f fishing, if y H . =, - - y pole is all right for some kind of fishing, but if you game.) | rs ‘ Mirai nee and Clemons;) want bass or trout, better try somet hing more‘ modern. Above, casting St. yore 3; Chicago 0. (Second | Gowin and ry: for bass; below, pulling out a brook trout. i game. i = ce ad Detroit-Cleveland game postponea. Milwaukee at Louisville, — i (Rain.) Second game— CARSON MANAGER HAS son; May 20, Leith at Carson; June! H No other games scheduled. Rea He H.E SCHEDULE COMPLETED 3, Carson at uvew Leipzig; June 6, i SAMES SATU r ‘ Carson at. El June 10, Mott at 4 Chic: core erates: pacer here carere terion ay Man (Special to Tribune.) Carson; June Leith at Carson, a Othe Sid ; postponed. -(Rain.) phy; Main and Kocker. ‘Carson, ‘N. D:, May 7.—The first | June 17, New Leipzig at Carson; June a Benes a ere! oS aos test of strength of the Carson base- | 20, Elgin at Carson; June 24, Leith GAMES TUESDAY. Kansas City at Columbus. ball ‘team will be seen Sunday, May ; July 1, Carson at Leita; 4 New York at Philadelphia, First game— 13, at the opening of the season with ‘lgin; July 4, hela Boston at Washington Club— R.H.H,{@ team from Elgin, The schedule for oneal Mol No other gam scheduled, Kansas City saw 210 3 r ning games of me eennon ay oe een at ante car Goodrich’s“THREE- { _ ‘Columbus aie: ak re 29, Carson a Leith at ‘Carson; an wy 29, - me ” St. Louis at Chicago. Batteries lan, Humphreys y Leipzig at Car-| son at New Leipzig. a att Ne EN ce 5 ay 4 ’. First: game— and Berry; George and Coleman. COST —give the final touch fi B y , 1 Club RIE] (Thirteen innings.) of perfection to a Ford car. K : St. Loui fO8e 032 ee LITTLE (Chicago vA 9 2 Kansas City at Columbus, The Ou thursts of Everett True MORE Though they cost a little Batterie: jothoron, Plank, Groom] gecond game— These hande m th di . ft | and Severeid; Russell, Danforta,! Giyp— RALE, B Condo some husky ore than ordinary tires, the 1 Williams and Schalk, Columbude oc. ; ee ae 'y : Tires at little face style, comfort, and nec , Kansas ( c 72 7 0 more moncy efficien i St. Louis at Chicago, Batt Loudermilk and — Cole: T’Row uP = make a DE F oe PA tee gain from ce q Second game— man; Crutcher, Sanders and Berry, ' LUXE FORD ord with them thrice can- | chuy— mH Ey cial stain : YER HANDS: I CAR. Price cel the first cost. i y yy St. Louis Sane caeiets 8 0 Sean a = jj each: fi M Chicago . ay St. Paul at Indianapolis. = : = 376 (31x3) $18.96 Tires of HEROIC SIZE, } i eer kee ee ee ; he ROH. EL ————— ey asin auch: x they last longer. Look them * AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, — *| Indianapolis , i Lie eee sed tore he 6 | St apatr wm peed] WA . over at your dealer’s. Ask i | i" Batt = him for— ; Indianapolis . 2, Nabors; Niehaus and Louisvélle HE see ee ey Kansas Ci o 4 Columbus 10 TENNIS CLUB NEW ie i Milwa 810 rit _ : 2 ; Minneapolis 5 8 MEDINA ORGANIZATION aeiuecee fe 1 ‘ . St. Paul . 10 Se 5 Pada io (Special to Tribune. 5 Medina, N. D., May 7.—With a hun- h enrolled, a tennis club y/ . ~ yi 5 Milwaukee 0; Louisville 2, (Iirst; was launched here last week with 5 savin game.) the folowing officers: William =F ats % } Milwaukee 0; Louisvile 6. (Second | Stege, pt William We 1 =e 7 , js nde, Won sare] —— BLACK SAFETY. TREAD TIRES Kansas City 2; Columbus 1. (Thir-| tary, and Adam Preszler, treasurer. _———— ——— < ah has al coma Bi sr - teen innings first game.) | Several courts will be marked out in = Columbus 7; Kansas City 2. (Eight) the city this month. = YES, 1' == = You will find them big, burly tires—burly Put “THREE-SEVENTY-FIVES” under ‘ . ae ecm ae err Sa = : S, UL oa in extra rubber and extra wear, made in your Ford, and you add value in appear, § : hae nates) ee ed | THROW THEM UP!) i the five-finger Safety Tread ONLY. ance to the class of your car, Socond game called, fourth inning, STUFF 22LOSE = AS0 AROUND! 4S They fit 30-inch rims, but are an inch On account of reduced stress and strain eo clock: betatise Of State law: «SLEEP OVER atl = | bigger on the circumference than ordinary _ they double your joy of motoring, and | pp leno napapelie Same. poston: — a —— tires, with full three and three-quarter the /ife of your car, and spell tire econe 1 soy an) ss T WONDER WHAT'S = : if inches in the cross section. omy in bigger mileage, é GAMES SATURDAY. IN THAT : aw Louisville 5; silwaukee 7, | | [ Sur Case : : _ The B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO., Akron, Ohio Indianapolis 2; St. Paul 0. > Kansas City-Lolumbus game post- poned. (Rain.) “a Minneapolis-Toledo game postpon- Best inthe Long Run” ed: (Rain.) SS — ° Ba GAMES TUESDAY. e ; Toledo at St. Paul. : GOODRICH) Al i Indianapolis at Minneapolis. ibre pole i \ ‘Louisville at Kansas City. Columbus at Milwaukee. or sh oes § Milwaukee at Louisville, : Firat game— = Outwears leather-comfortable-di ; ede —= com ressy- water-proof Louisville .. = = Milwaukee . |

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