The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 18, 1917, Page 6

et) oe ee oe ers ater ae cit git an 2LSESP SP >t atures seo EAR i ta oh ONE SCOOP atronite.. ee nty Of Time For-A Time Exp s , (x More TH KopaK | (Soo Bap we | CANT Take + & Fe EXPOsuURE — BE: “7 THe JMEN-MOUNTAINS-TO. BATTER EACH 10 TAKE A CRACK AT PoP TTT TTT ; i @ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. i | i : SOOO EES OEOO OT j Clube: W. OL, Petip. . .. wegy PAUL: BURMAN, § Restore five-cent loaf, says. a head- line. What, bread or a rassNng ‘Quali Conta : The question of whether Jess Wil- ¢ $ match? f t . 3 tH see 1 Loulevitie : Day, at Canton, 0. i y Fs Dodgers referred to as the champions. world now acknowledges “Ow that @ay: Carl Morris‘and Fred i Fred Fulton has gone into training the supremacy of Racine Minneapolis . Milwaukee Toledo. .... for a bout with Carl Morris. Which reminds us that at one time Fred was considered a ,skillful plasterer .and Carl a pretty good engine stoker. Ladies to see wréstling, says a head- line. In these days of social uplift ladies are apt to sce most anything. This is the time of year when ‘base- ball experts try to forget about their |" spring predictions. ‘Little Rock has sold Tineup. Little Rock -is.. bone dry-.so they probably had. no-yse for him. Fulton, the biggest and perhaps the best of the heavy weights, ‘Willard ex- cepted, will mix in a 15-round deci- sion match. Whether- the winner -will have a Country Road Tises. Us- delight. inypraising-Ra- . eine Country Road service, RACINE | Country Road Tires Specially built to stand’ A. hard country road wear— GAMES FRIDAY. Minneapolis, 1-6; Indianapolis, 3-1. | chance at, Willard is still a question, Louisville, 7; St. Paul, 4. Columbus, 4; ‘Milwaukee; Kansas Cityy+75. but Matt Hinkle, who. is ‘promoting. ie the bout, believes Willard will con- oledo, 3. sent to a mateh as soon as he ‘cat ay Rigs aes : % get in shape after his circus sea- oe ee er ee @ ' NATIONAL LEAGUE. |: ‘Hinkle says he has been unatle to get any dofinite-statement out of Wil- agi as pease aa pid ae lard, ‘but he-has done more than any u - ie * Ct. otter promoter in’ getting. Willard to rk aru ae ae Few. Convicts, Sent to America. New: Vork .... - 67 37 645) commit Nunaglf. fers . < Philadelphia ot 46 Dee Ron ete. Feely to’ ox. B will'686 . pe ee HERES aie colon hice city service as well. St. Louis .. » 58 5B ” s pena Ene : \ For your own protection see that 4 you, Matt,” Willard told Hinkle, and recelet*ebiivicts, and, very few ‘or your own Cincinnati + 60 56 517] there is a suspicion that he went even eres rece vse cee y every Racine Tire you buy bears ths | Brooklyn’ . + 52 55° 486) turther'and promised to go on with a were sent there; and most of those _nome—Racine Rubber Company. ; Chicago » 57 64 ATL mately ‘but it he did Hinkle is not sent were political prisoners; the aris- Boston .. +45 57 441] talking about tt tocratie- element predominated. In Pittsburgh - + 86.475 318) “American® heavyweights’ today aro 1676 parliament forbade the transpor- ! = APRESS not thuch to brag about. ‘None of tation of convicts to English colonies GAMES FRIDAY. them come up to the measure set by {a America, St. Louis at New York. the champions and nearichampions i i — Clab— ae of other days. ges ‘ A < ‘New York =... Imagine Tom Sharkey or Bob Fitz- a A Judgmens on Carrots. ; St. Louis .. é simmons in the same ring with efther (@vrceewood evan F A Pasadena farn says the carrot Batteries — Perritt, Anderson and! Fulton or Morris, if you will}, and - a has its .uses, however much we may Gibsott; ‘Meadows, Packard:and Sny-| guess. how long it would: last. » vantage of height, towering some six ‘ scorn it. Sure. The carrot is fully der. Nevertheless, Fulton and “Morris feet seven inches into space. as useful as.the “h” is in “rhetoric."— ' —_— ths are the cream of the runners-up for: Morris is perhaps the more rug- Houston ‘Post. Pitteburgh at Philadelphia. Willard’s title today, and’ if anyone Se¢:’ Both are slow, unwieldy and A First game— is to tilt his crown from his heaw tt 8¥&ward, and if 15 solid punches: arq i ‘u Club ‘ R.H.E.| must. be one of them.’ | Strack in the 15- rouncs It ‘will. be te 4 Servi ing No’ hee a ae Philadelphia . 3.7 0} So 4d nthe game or: creating new #8 clghth wonder. t ‘Noruh,” said the. mistress of th ‘Pittsburgh .., . 0 3 2] champions,’ Cart, Morrts,'the “Bapulpa ! Eot}t men. are attributed with weak house, to the awkward maid, ‘you | Batteries—Bender and Killifer; Ja-| fireman, and Fred: Futton, the Minne- "e888: which ‘reat ‘Hehters! shout ot Thust never commit ‘a faux- pas, lie cobs, Grimes and Fisher. sota plasterer, will sway walfops: for, Have...” i keg UREA is that again.” i jouitaayall — 15, rounds or less on Labor day. tbrsidted a bt sd) so far as ring “Yes,.ma’am, But there ain’t no use ” A Second: game— - Some. 450° pounds ‘of ‘flesh wilt be Tecords show;'there has never heen'a ivin'§¢ a forelen name; maar, | Club— ‘ : Hi. ,| propelled aroumt’ a 24-foot ring with , Chronically lazy fighter who evor gpt Tae getehapeatiealar Hug: ants epilted Corwin Motor Co. Philatalphts 7 2; the Hope, that 22 winder" wit get 7a me As rr . y the soup: I never was talked to that BISMARCK, N. Pittsburgh . 7 3) chance to meet another 260-pound | "Fulton' is said’ to possess a weltde- before, ma'am, an’ if you do it! Batteries—Rixey and Adams; Carle-| bulk of bone and muscte for the alleg: | Veloped: ‘streak of saffron. “On two or way, Derores E18. AM, SER Tae area eames Fr ater son and Schmidt. ed honor of lolding the world’s heavy- | ore occasions he has either quit er again, Fil quit, Dante Used Few Superlatives, . 5 woight campionship. deliberately fouled when the going A.contributor to the Italian review, 4 (Chicago at Boston-nrain. There is not much to: choose. be-| V8 2 trifle’ too strenuous. Always Obliging. Minerva, with time to spare, has made by ; tween. the pair. Fulton has the ad- 3ut in spite of all this thousands “Listen, Susan, Fm going to have a |. t of bst: tiv s and adjectives i GAMES TODAY. ane a will spaad their good money ta see little affair at the house, here, which an cud oe aes ‘ ee hi Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. ~ Boston at Cleveland. ence, Ewa bunooas fe aetloM. ce HH will include;.a, supper and a dance. AA the aepondeRGare Be the : Cincinnati dt. Brooklyn. * Ad RHE | ies sincerity. “Hinkle is. serhaps Now, you, will: have to show what you A uig, which contains the Fall of Chicago at Eenton = Been . 3 ; the: squarest man in the fight game can do, so. as. to keep up the credit of Troy, there ,are 1 nouns and 589 Boh Dee ey orm Batteries—Bagby and O'Neill; Mays | ‘2%, and his idea in matching the the establishment.” my |tdicetives. In Dante's “Divina Com- ee 4 6 | and Agnew. i ») | Pair is merely to obtain, by elimina-_: ‘With pleasure, ma’am, but you'll) coi.» out of the 6,215: adjectives ¢ Ce ee ed gnew. tion, the man best fitted to meet Wi 9 - have to excuse me from the waltz and which it contains, only 17 are in. the j@? | AMERICAN LEAGUE. ° Philadelphia at Chicago Jan@eeeiy Begs Y eRe. two-step becausg I can only dance the superlative, : ‘ OOO 9SF0O955900O Crp : ipa et Ae cl Dee f Lay b ee i sa pola : . me ‘: Club W. ov. Pct! Chicago «.. 7 : 7 = ‘Chicago . . 69 44 694) Phitadelphia t : ‘ Boston . 67 42 615] Batteries—Scott, Danforth, Faber, SAY: 3 ‘Cleveland’. Cicotte and Schatk; Schauer, Johnson, As Detroit ».. 55 Bush and Schang. Ties i New York 56 — : . izati Washington . 58 ¥ New York at St. Louis. AND FIFLOED 04 IN | BATTLES Uncle Sam Has Big Or ea Poitedolphia 95 Chub RHE. : in Foreign Trade Work, it. Louis .... h2 St. ‘Louis’ ar 0 $' f 4 * ny ~ pepead ‘New York . 24:7 0 i A b GAMES FRIDAY. Batteries—Groom, Rogers and Sev-| Unusually Good Showink Made in ‘Season Averages Completed bY | cottccts information Through ‘Several 1 ere washington at Detrle ie ereid; Shawkey and Walters. Official Scorer Win S Mitchell for the Tribune—Frankenhoff | Hundred Consuls, Commercial At: Detroit L694 GAMES TODAY. Hit 315 for 21 Games—Shaniey, Dahms and Collins Did Un- taches ahd Special Agents. ‘Washington 3). Philadetphia at Chicago. usually Well With the Willow—Peacock Makes Good Ficlding | ge Batteries—Dauss, ‘Ehmke and Stan-| | New York at St. Louis. Record. ? The foreign trade work,of Unele age; Harper, Ayers, Dumont, Gallia Boston at Cleveland. ii 1 Ss : Sam's department of comilerce ts cons q Senor * Washington at Detrolt: | Kirk’s Kolts, who closed the season | 931, and Collins batted" .450 in seven atid oe mt einen —EE iunmdisputed champions of North Da-! games. Ow 2 i : ‘kota, ‘Wattel around .277 and fietdcd| Frankenhoff ‘proved the big run-get- . sollect cone ages ty in A doll ‘ i, e | .924° in’ 21 garhes' played on the home| ter on the home diamond, romping ‘foreign countries and. to distribute it FY * | grounits,’ according ‘to season batting’ home 15 tinies out of 73 times at bat.|to. American manufacturers and ex- f . hohe lar invested 70 in Spoktite £ ant felting “averages just compiled Shanley played in only 13 games, out | porters. Its work purtakes of the na- or tig! tening loose wheels will save you the by!"Win S. Mitchell, officiak scorer'for of which he scored 10:runs in 48 times | tureof .a.commercial, reconnoisance. || expense of having them repaired when they collapse. ithe ‘Champs. Frankenhoff batted 3815 at bat and connected: with 12 one:bag- For collecting information, it now re- A Spoktite dollar does the work of ten dollars spent : d gs Se 58, ii rei Sher lics.mainly upon. three agencies—com- for tightening wheels the old mechanical way. Andin iis : ae i Eauong attache, special ¢gent and, the | | many cases Spoktite has saved the price of new wheels. ‘ ‘ rib ; ata The .ten commercinl ‘attaches were SPO A ] f im ae = lsc to their posts pbout two and a The Way - oak S , |balf years ago; when the war started, Swelts Wood ‘ i lhe : ~ 7 | {these posts being at London, Paris, Of Tighteni fis nee. 7 Berlin, Petrograd, Buenos Aires, Rio |} . ightening Loose Wheels ‘ et de Janeiro, Santiago (Chile), Lima ts so simple that any one can do it—so cheap that no : , ‘ ai fa e Bank wit hy the loc. Y f 4 Y i (00 IN A h (Peru.), Peking and Melbourne. These one an ahora not to do it. You simply squirt cider inte f © ove, ] men are highly qualified . business the cracks caused by the shrinkage at the hubs and felloes, i : : ihe eiggacess Dee a. diplomats, who are expected to be pa yo ire right ingo the wood and swells it to its original @ S 9 Much. has--beem written since the receive $2,000; if they finished second |eapable; not only of reporting the mobile, arriage aad eneon oe fee jhousands of autor at $s ationa o Federal league: war ‘about the high| $1,500, and third $1,000. minor sncidents of commercial impor- In fact, not asingle failure has et Deca cenmrisdes ully. : price of ball players, all of which sug-| | In 1914 Johnny received his $10,000 fance, but of following up the bigger ick dB Lae A National Bank, such as this jnstitution, differs ek or Pines du ioe ae ears alary, his $25,000 present and $2,900 aoe eee ong be detecting ond une Quicker and Better Than Old Way % from ott By Regia Rare rep) : made of himself during st three yey re derstanding the undercurrents of the Say teas at See om other banks in that it is organized and conducted and a half years. " Kaos a8 Ae Braves finished first that | hosiness and commercial life of the ana old or mechanical way keeps your vehicle idle under the careful supervision of the United’ State: vi yeit. “Tr addition his split ‘on the ‘ day or more. Spoktite tightens 4 wheels i Goverment S me ay back. eS nae reed sJoinea orld series money amounted to $2, |‘stricts to which theyvare assigned. See and without the trouble of taking them off as ey are aes hore : he Braves. He had no" delusions sre s:“his grand total for. the year| The special agent d#'A specialist in |) Your cite Me dey docs not prevent furtherchrinkase or sweling’ The Spoke National Bank: Ex: 1 1 , “ about how muck money ‘he was: worth ; °** . | li 1 vt ps ways in the same condition of tightness. Fs. ationa an| xaminers under the direction of and was not’at all backward in get-{ being $39,812.28. i some one line, tind Proves. to be. Dealer Sooktite is not a glue, ut a liquid compound put up in ahandy spout esti the Comptroller of the Currency keep in touch with \| ting what he could."As a result, when| 1” 1815 Johnny: drew his stlary and |the right man he sent to every jf and = Invest in Wheel I ors the details of this bank’s workings, and, moreover, his four-year: contract: is ended this ete ied Ble pe tie hears Corner of the earth ‘ig.eludy the mare ‘5 cel Insurance Today : strict rules and regulations to ensure absolute safety fall he will have drawn $72,312.38 in thted bei Tohunys Gecullies wore a kets. for his line of | ong Guard against dangerous accidents by i have been laid down by the Government and must b Sslesies, “Uuuundes ee wore Series 113 he di The consular service of the state de- eit garage auto apie nde Goto the near. ; e splits from the Braves and Phillies,| Paltry $11,000. This year he drew st garage, auto supply or hardware Store’ and followed. DP! = ! ay partment has long, been one of the wheel size can of Spok get a ir 7 ocd: All of this:-with ‘the exception, of | about $°,000( from the rates before) Cr nes of the burent, and te Te cous only ene dolar and crveicor SBE his is etfs) 5, he was transferred to ies, who zs } your deal ind saves more. : re his is one jane of the unquestioned safety we apoat 3500 sie slready teen: pala by, will pay the rest. this \yranch of the information-gather- w Hace that you ane pees Out factory and ey olicr you mn, Mviting"your account. ¢ 3 7 S The total, $72,312.38, at a rate of |ing service there are some 220 com sonst, si % eis ° ae SN eS F sinned fee had oad hate $18,078.10 per year of six months isn’t | suls, These consuls give part of their Liquid Wheel Tightener/Co. e 3 5 e . % brought tears to the eyes of Jawn D.| 80 bad. even for a poor, down trodden) time to reporting on commercial con- on nse Se a Factory E It called for $10,000 a season for 1914,| 2! player. {ditions for the bureau, and in ycurs Branches at Boctcn and New York City d e $ “ a 10na | i715, 716 and 17. . In addition he was = past the publications of the bureau én 75 7 > S x itiade a present of $25,000 for attach: Paper Pulp. were buxed entirely upon the work of dP 3 7. 4 ing his name to the contract. ‘The best woods, for, the making of | the consuls an r events Accidents Furthermore there were bonuses. If er and basswood, which : : iN Ne the Braves finished first he was to} PaPer are popler and ; ‘ <caeony “ate ae i ‘ . have little resin \a them, : ‘ Ber af 1 ren itl if