The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1917, Page 6

I “OLD ONE.OF TH" GIRLS TD TREAT HER'TO.A SUNDAE. IF SHE'D MEET ME = ONE. -*W0- THREE - FOUR - THEIR ‘FROMTH’ SIZE OF TH MEETING SHE MUST THINIG IMBILLY SUNDAE! CAPITAL CHT MTEAM CAPTURE Goldrick and Grant Pitch Air- tight Ball at Jamestown Yesterday NEW ROCKFORD REFUSES TO PLAY OFF SERIES HERE Admits Team Must Be Strength- ened Before It Can Meet Bismarck Again By taking a doubleheader at James- town yesterday, Bismarck has a clear title tothe state baseball champion- ship. In a series of 13 games, Bis- marck defeated New Rockford six times, lost five games and tied two. The first game yesterday was won by a 2 to 0 score, Goldrick' and Elis formed the battery and only three hits were secured from “Goldie,” while Waswo was ‘touched up for eight hits. The evening game was also close, the score being 2 to 4, with Grant and, Ellis the battery for Bismarck, and (Waswo, Browning and Moore for New Rockford. Bismarck: has won its last few games with the Eddy county team chiefly on superior stick work. - The boys hit when hits meant runs. New Rockford recognized _ Bis- marck’s claim to the championship by declining to play a series of five games at Bismarck next week. The local management offered to put: up a certi- fled check for $400 to guarantee ex- penses and split the gate receipts fifty fifty. The New Rockford management stated that their pitchers were about “all in,” and that it would be neces- sary to get a new pitching staff and strengthen the team in several depart- ments, and that the expense of this would more than cat up the gate re- ceipts here. After parlying over a series in Bis- marck and failing to come to any agreement, the New Rockford team disbanded at Jamestown yesterday. The Bismarck team came home and a game may be arranged for Sunday to wind up the season. At Fessenden the fair management split the $500 purse fifty, fifty, recog- nizing that the Bismarck team not get a square deal in the umpiring. ‘The game New Rockford claimed was BLE READER declared a 4 to 4 tie by the fair, man- agement. Within the last two or three weeks Bismarck has been putting up a stel- Jar game and the management and players are being complimented by the fans. It was a joyful home-coming today for the team BASEBALL SCORES Ce a ee a a a % AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, CR a A i ae i a Gananaia : Wy, Py Cunningham and Yelle. Peuieriite 0 Chicago at Philadelphia. Columbus . bt Club— RIE Kansas City 49 ; | Philadelphia .819 0 : 54 Chicago .. .1 41 Mitvnben : a Batteries—Schauer and Meyers; Fa- Toledo 66 ber, Danforth, Williams and Schalk. GAMES TUBSDAY. Columbus, 11-7; Toledo, 1-3. Indianapolis, 12; Louisville, 2. Other games postponed because. of: rain. GAMES. TODAY. Toronto. at Columbus, Montreal at Toledo. Buffalo at Louisville, Rochester at’ Indianapolis. Baltimore at Minneapolis. Richmond:at St, Paul. Newark at Milwaukee. Providence, at, Kangaa City. 2 ee a o NATIONAL LEAGUE. o THESES EEO E Club— WwW. L, Pet. New York . -63° 31.670 Philadelphia . 50 420: St. Louis .. 55 47 Cincinnati . 52 Brooklyn 49 Chicago 52 Boston Pittsburgh . GAMES TUESDAY. New York at Cincinnati. Club— Cincinnati ... New York . . Batteries—Schneider, Ring and Win- go; Demaree, Benton and Rariden. Philadelphia at Chicago—rain. ‘Baston at Pittsburgh—rain. No other game scheduled, GAMES. TODAY. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago. ‘New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. he Bank-with the Coch Success in life consists largely of.a combination of brains and opportunity. therefore, that unless you are ready. for your oppor- tunity when it comes success is not for you, Business success depends almost entirely.on hav- ing ready money with which to take advantage of opportunities and the one after month. amount from 31.00 up and interest. js have ready money is to save it systematically month * NOW is the time to bezin. his strong. pro- gessive bank weicomes savings deposits in any pays-4 per cent compound It is well to remember certain way by which to *|Jamestown Fans Treated to An- eh er rs % AMERICAN LEAGUE. = + ea ee eo ey Club— L. w. Chicago .. 9 Boston . 39 Cleveland 48 Detroit 48 New York . 48 Washington 3 58 Philadelphia . 8 él St. Louis .... +36 65 GAMES TUESDAY. Detroit at New York. Club— RH. New York .. «tt 7 Detroit ... 15 0 . 1 Batteries — Shawkey and Walter; St. Louis at Washington. Club— RHE. Washington .. 3840 St. Louis . 27:0 Batteries: " nt and Ain- smith; Groom, Koob and Severeid. Cleveland at Boston. Club— RAE. Boston ... + 810 1 Cleveland »~G6il 3 Batteries: and Ag- new; ‘Roebling, Coumbe and Billings, O'Neil: GAMES TODAY. Chicago at Washington. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston. ' Cleveland at. ‘New. York. CHAMPS. AGAIN SHUT QUT NEW ROGKFORE GREW other. Good. Game—Bismarck Now in Lead Jamestown, N. D., Aug. 8.—Scoring one run in the first inning and repeat- ing in the second frame the Bismarck Champs again. shut out the New Rock- ford aggregation: here yesterday after- noon by a score of!2 to 0. Both teams again ‘played faultless ball, but New Rockford lacked the punch to score at opportune. moments, Goldrich hurled; an excellent game for the Bismarck: contingent, exhibit- ing wonderful contro} at all. times and being: espectally. effective in the pinches. Waswo, the New Rockford. mound artist, twirled. nice ball, but Bismarck clouters comnected: when, hits meant runs.. Both. pitchers. were: given ex- cellent support. Batteries—Waswo and Moore; Gold- rich and Ellis. ‘BUREAU 10 EXEMPTIONS Government Has Strict System of The score: R. iNew Rockfard . 600 000 000—9_ ‘Bismarck . 110 060 00x—2 NOTICE TO PROPERTY. OWNERS. All owners of property having weeds thereon in the City of, Bismarck, North Dakota, are hereby notified to cut the same or the city will do the work and, charge same against the property. D.C. McLEAN, Street Commissioner. 8-2-4-6 Tribune want ads will bring results. JUST OUT (New 5 Color) WYOMING OK MAP’ shows t location ot » -) Most complete map published. | Send; for One It’s Free. G. B. ATWATER. 416 Central Savings Bank Building, Denver, Colo. Passing. on All Claims Pre- sented By GILSON: GARDNER. Washington, D. C., Aug. 8.—A pa- termi- rade of interrogation points nates at the office of M down in the old land offic terpre the pwalic is concerned. He is the one man in Washington from whom an inquirer can get yes, or no, an- awered “right off the bat,” Wor instance, enters the private sec- retary of United States Senator jot, Mormon, and one of the 12 Mormon missionary engaged in carrying the gospel of Mormonism st he clainyéxemption where he or where his h6éme used to be?” Anoiher Mormon question: “The Senator Smoot is drafted. Is he a government employe and will he be entitled to exemption as such?” Answei “The only way in which he can be excused is for Senator Smoot. to make affidavit that no one else can fill his place.” The next inquirer: is a messenger .| that, 1 must support my wife and child. The major has been made official in- of the draft law—so far as vel within thé meaning of the| s kin the’ war department? the an- swer to the messenger is the same. If Secretary Baker. will approve an affidavit, saying no one else can be as good a. messenger, then. this messen- ger will be excused. ‘Enter John Smith demanding to know: “My wife worked before we were married; she is not working now and is dependent: on me for sup- port, Can I claim exemption on this ground, or must I consider the fact that my wife can go to work again and earn her living?” A man from Porto Rico says: “I have a dependent. wife and child; but how am I to get an affidavit from a neighbor when, my neighbor lives in Porto Rico and it will take weeks to get. mails back and forth?” Answer: “Get your local board to extend the time for an appeal from their decision.” Enter a man with a smile: “The local board exempts me on the ground Am | now free to. make my plans for the next year?” Answer: ‘No, every case where the local board excuses a man be- cause of dependent relatives is appealed by the government to the district board, These appeals may be merely formal and never prosecuted, or they may be prose- cuted.” The smile fades. Enter a letter carrier: “f suppose re is no doubt that I get off on ‘ount of being in the government vice, in a necessary. braneh of the service?” ‘Not at all,” says Major Gullion, “if you get off it will be on the basis of an affidavit approved not only by your immediate superior officer and by the head of the government depart- ment, the postmaster general in. this case, or somebody designated by him to make such approval. The assump- tion is that you want to go and fight ues a CONTRAST EMPHASIZES [grasps the wheel with a confidence PROGRESS OF MOTOR CAR | that sug s expert driving, The picture w, t few years the|ilems, traveling district repr s way into many} ative for Dodge Brothers. Within. the la motor ear foun: strange land: this mode of transportation was] show that Dodge Brothers motor unknown before. The aeccom-! cars are numerous throughout the panying photograph, for instance,| Philippines, as well as in more is typical of the incongruities en-|remote seetions of the globe. Mr. countered by a Detroit man on a} Willems has keen on water almost ent trip whieh took him over] continually for a year, but reports 5,000, miles of land and water.! that he did not once encounter a It is a group of Tgorots in Baguio,| submarine and only on one oeeas- 175 miles from Manila. Philippine yion. came within sight of a Ger- islands. The Igorot Chief, de-]man raider. This ocenvred off the spite the fact that his-negative]coast of Colombo. He regards attire would indicate a lack ofthe business outlook as generally familiarity with all things modern | good, despite the. war. A} Other and climes where | interesting views he brought back else can be fe or sort your i ' That is the way it goes all day long. The major it not really supp l to interpret the law at all. 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