The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1917, Page 6

‘ Bense and Schalk. BISMARCK DAILY TL{BUNB' THE CUB REPORTER DONE WELL: I'GOT MY PLOWING— WELL RETURN JAKES ~ SOT MIGHT AS Heeger ra Food Should Taste Just as Good Upside Down ‘ NOW XHA) OU FRO Q =p WHILE. L NEVER. S4w AT. TRIED -EM AFRAID “ovuR CROP WILL ALL COME. UP-SIDE-DOWN!7 OH. WELLE «ay . HEAD LETTUCE.COMES ° UP FEET FiresT.- 5 CAN YANK IT UP AND-TURN \T AROUND BEFORE AT SuFFocATES! A es & NATIONAL LEAGUE. Og OF OFSOOHCOOS+OO OS ‘Club— L. Pet. Philadelphia ... 10 667 ‘Chicago uo New York . 1 St. Louis .. Ys bt Brooklyn 1 444 Boston We A423 Cincinnati . 21 (AT Pittsburgh_. 22 338 uae oA MIES FRIDAY. ° Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh, 3. Philadelphia, 6; Cincinnati, 2. Boston, 4 . Louis, 2. Chicago, York, 1. GAME Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Club— R.ILE. Pittsburgh 3 2 Brooklyn . 412 1 Batteri Cooper and her; Ca- dore and Miller. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Club— RH. Cincinnati .. ‘Philadelphia Batteries Clark; Rixie and Killifet. oul Regan and St. Louis at Boston. Indianapolis at Louisville. Toledo. at Columbus. Milwaukee at Minneapolis. First game— Club— Milwaukee 5 TO Minneapolis . -6 8 4 Batteries—Kerr, Goodwin and Mur- phy; Bruk and Owens. Milwaukee at Minneapolis. Second game— Club— Milwaukee .... Minneapolis . sepenee Batteries — ‘Harding and Murphy; Thomas and Rondeau. R.H.E. Toledo at Louisville. Club— Toledo Louisvill Batterics and Sweeney; and Kocher. t! 2, Beebe, § Columbus at Indianapolis. Club— R.H.E. Columbus oe 1 6 2 Indianapolis . aed 9 A Batteries—Kahler, George and Cole- man; Fillingen and Gossett. val i Kansas City at St. Paul. Club: RULE. Kansas City ... vee 410 2) St. Paul .. ce (ae bs ae Batteries — McConnell and Berry; Niehaus and Glenn. ORDINANCE NO. ——. AN_ ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE REMOVAL OF GARBAGE Club-- R.A. EL St. Louis ... oi2 6 2 Boston ... pik oe D Batteries—Watson, Steele and Gon- zales; Rudolph and Gowdy. Chicago at New York. Club— RHE. Chicago .... +6 8 0 New York vod TA, Batteries — Demarre and Wilson; Perritt, Smith, Tesreau and Rariden, McCarthy. j SOSHTHSSHE SE OOOHOOD 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cy OFFSETS OOOO OS Club— Boston .... Chicago New York . Cleveland St. Louis .. ‘Washington Detroit .... Philadelphia . Chicago, 5; Washington, 1. Boston, 3; St. Louis, 2. .. Cleveland, 6; New York, 5. ~~ Philadelphia, 10; Detroit, 6. GAMES SUNDAY. Philadelphia at’ Detroit. New York at Cleveland. Washington at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. Washington at Chicago. Club— Washington Chicago .. Batteries'— Harper and Boston at St. Louis. Club— Boston Leonard and Thomas; Groom and Severeid. New York at Cleveland. Club— New York . Cleveland . Batteries er; Gould, Lambeth and O'Neill. Philadelphia at Detroit. Chub— R.H. B. Philadelphia 1015 4 Detroit .. -611 2 Batteries—Budh, Schauer and Mey- ers; Daush and Stange. (Eleven in- nings.)\ CPOHSOS TOSS SONOS %& AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. OHSOTEDTSSE SOO OD Club— w. L. Indianapolis 8 Louisville . 18 Columbus 18 St. Paul . 18 Minneapolis 18 Kansas City . 16 Toledo ... 18 Milwaukee . 20 GAMES FRIDAY. Minneapolis, 6; Milwaukeee, 5. (1st game.) ‘Minneapolis, 4; Milwaukee, 1. (2nd game.) Toledo, 11; Louisville, 5. Indianapolis, 4; Columbus, 1. | property holders ‘from removing or. -| bage receptacles at their. own cost ‘land keep said metal garbage recepta- FROM ALL RESIDENCES AN BUSINESS PROPERTIES BY CON. TRACT TO THE LOWEST BID- DER, BETWEEN THE MONTHS OF MAY 18T TO NOVEMBER 1ST INCLUSIVE, EACH YEAR, AND REQUIRING ALL . PROPERTY HOLDERS TO FURNISH METAL COVERED GARBAGE RECEPTA- CLES, SAID GARBAGE TO BE RE- MOVED BY CONTRACTOR IN WATER TIGHT BOX TO THE CITY DUMP GROUNDS, ANDRE. QUIRING HOTELS AND RES- TAURANTS TO PAY FOR THE REMOVAL OF THEIR GARBAGE. Be It Ordained by the Board of City Commissioners of the City of Bis- marck, North Dakota; ‘Sec. 1. The City Auditor shall be- fore May 1st, each year, advertise-for bids for the removal of garbage from .all residences and business proper- ties in the city of Bismarck to the city dump grounds, said garbage to be removed at least once every two weeks and not more than once a day where required. Said contract shall be let to the lowest ‘bidder, who shall fur- nish bond in such sum as the Board of City Commissioners shall require. Said contract shall run from May Ist to November 1st of each and every year and.said contract shall be let for one season at a tim&only. Bids shall be made on the basis of a certain Jump sum monthly. 3 Section 2. The costs for the re- moval of said garbage under this or- | dinance shall be paid out of the ‘gen- eral fund, provided, that all hotels and restaurants shall pay the sum of $1.00 for each and every load of garbage removed after the first two loads per month and provided further that noth- ing in this ordinance @hall prevent providing for the removal of their own garbage. The contractor under this ordinance shall be paid monthly for removing said garbage, and shall remove said garbage in a water tight box. Ss All property holders in the city Jl furnish metal covered gar- cles in the rear of the premises where said contractor may have easy access to said receptacles between the first day of May and the first day of No- vember, cach year. Sec. 4. Any property holder vio- lating any of the provisions of Section 3 of this ordinance shall be punished, upon conviction, by a fine of not less than five dollars nor more than twen- ty-five dollars and costs, or by impris- onment of not less than five days nor more than thirty days, or both. And it shall be unlawful for the police magistrate to remit any fine levied hereunder. Sec. 5. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordi- nance are hereby repealed. Sec. 6. This ordinance shall be in 5} force and-be in effect. from and after, its passage, approval and publication.’ Dated this 30th day of April, A. D. 1917, at Bismarck, North Dakota. A. WULUCAS, President of City Commission. Attest: R.-H. THISTLETHWAITE, 5-26-1t City Audtor. PUBLIC SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN * st. Paul, 7; Kansas Cify, 4. GAMES SUNDAY. ‘Milwaukee at St. Paul. Kansan City at Minneapolis. SS —SUMMER SESSION. The public school kindergarten, having taken its long vacation in Jan- uary, February and March, will con- Pha A rE That A BARMA ‘jis a sappy, lively, non- intoxicating. drink;—clear amber in color, — ‘rich and foamy in consis- tency, — thirst-quenching, exhilar- ating and refreshing. It is a splendid daily beverage for everybody. It gives mental refresh- ment and physical energy and starts you off anew. - There’s zest in every drop of it Carefully made from the choicest | “grades of nutritious and*flavory cereals;—entirely free from.all impuit+; ities, —put up in sterilized bottles and sealed,— depend upon it, BARMA ————OOoOCOCOOOO_—_—_—XX—“—irz=": of the Chicago Kindergarten school and the latter of the kindergarten de- partment of the Mankato State nor- mal. Children may ‘be started June 11, provided they are over four and under six. It is expected to operate this work for the snmmer on the lawn of the north ward school, and indoors in the. same school when the weather will not permit the use of tinue during the summer without in- terruption until August 17; at which time the regular two weeks’ vacation will be taken, cofresponding to the Christmas and aster vacations taken by teachers in the other grades of the school. The kindergarten will be in charge of Miss Matilda Williams, assisted by Miss Laura ‘Aeeran, both graduate kindergarteners, the former ber is 38. 5-26-1 in living,—for you,—for every- body,—the daily delight of .a bottle of cool, sparkling Enjoy Your First Bottle of Barma Today at any place where wholesome drinks are sold—then order a case for your home. It’s a family treat. BISMARCK BOTTLING WORKS DISTRIBUTORS, the lawn. Parents interested please communicate by phone with the city superintendent or the principal, Miss Matilda Williams, whose phone num- t “City Superintendent. NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION. (Special District—Annual Election.) | of education: Notice is hereby given that on the et ‘he U equaled Cereal Beverage dds to the Joy of Living tourishing and health-giving. nk it.as often as you like; and rést assured’ that nothing but real benefit will come from. it...Get. the habit of ordering BARMA whenever ° you want a cool and refréshing drink. Enjoy it at drug stores or soda foun- tains, ice cream parlors or the best place of all—your home. There'll be imitations,— dozens of them,—now that BARMA’S popu- larity is admitted, so for:your protec- tion, note the bottle -and ‘look for the Orange Label, Red Triangle, and the name; “BARMA,”’ in White. BISMARCK; N. D. BLATZ—"——- q MILWAUKEE: EEE, first Tuesday in June, being June 5th, A. D. 1917,-an annual election will be held at Will school in the special school district. of Bismarck No. 1, county of Burleigh, state of North Dakota, for the purpose of electing the following members of the board J. M. MARTIN, Two members to serve for a term |of three years for the city of Bis- j marck. The polls will be opened at 9 o'clock a. m. and closed at 4 o'clock p. m. of that day. Dated at Bismarck this 2ist day of May, A. D. 1917. By order of the board of education. RICHARD PENWARDEN, Clerk,