The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1918, Page 6

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ‘ WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1918. FRECKLES AND. HIS FRIENDS By Blosser *NUFF TO MAKE ANY ENGINE MOAN SQUIRREL FOOD By Ahern FRECKLES DOESN'T GIVE AWAY WEIGHT TO ANY OL’ SHEEP T US HOOK ON BACK FOR @ RIDE ~ - /eure ' BE CAREFUL {( \F 1 GO Too HUH MISTER 2) \ enor y'know! RY, TLL GIT EVEN WITH” Nou «YA OLD WE SIBED- JUST You WAIT, PLL ~ BUT | Siow You | + ENGINE PUSHES ‘AN’ \T DONT SEEM To 1 HATE T Do THIS TeNOV. UTTLE LAMM. BUT I GOTTA Do ir. Row = Go AN’ ae fire! eine! CLANG | TELL YER FATHER ABOUT THAT Wow FAR WES GOIN’ Secretary Baker watching the arrival of a wounded American at an American hospital near the front. “PERSHING’S CRUSADERS” AUDITORIUM ALL: WEEK Afternoon and Night f MANDAN NEWS. | s MANY CELEBRATIONS TO BE HELD JULY 4TH Mandan as a*whole will not hold a celebration July’ 4, but many of the residents are planning to attend the Loyalty celebration at the Catholic church premises, the program at the ‘Mandan Town and Country club or the picnic at the McBratney grove, southwest of town. ‘Many having cars | plan autoing to Jugson, Glen Ullin or Cannon Ball where elaborate celebra- tions will be held. Others plan to sepnd the day in Bismarck toattend the program arranged by the state council of defense. At the Mandan Town and Country club open house will be held during the evening, with a musical program and the dedication of a service flag as features. The loyalty celebration at, the Catholic premises afternoon and evening. will; consist of @ musical program. and an|. ice cream social under the auspices of the ladies and girls of the sodality. The. picnic at the \McBratney grove has been arranged by the members of the aid society in that vicinity. A dance will be held in the cevening near the picnic grounds. Corporal Ar-| lington will speak at Cannon Ball on! July 4, and former Governor Devine | will speak the afternoon of the fifth. BUY We 9. BREAKS ARM. Carl: Harm. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harm of the Slen vicinity, sus? tained a broken arm Sunday while cranking a Ford car, He was brought to Mandan for medical attention. MRS. HESS RETURNS. Mrs. Joseph P. Hess returned Tues- day from Red Wing and Minneaplis, ‘innesota, where she spent several weeks visiting with relatives. ENTERTAINS AID. Mesdames George Bailey and J. H. ‘Tipper will entertain the members of the ‘Methodist Aid society at the home of the former Wednesday afternoon. FURNESS TRANSFERRED. Gilbert Furness, who enlisted in the light artillery at Jefferson Barracks, (Mo., several weeks ago, has advised. his parents that he has been trans- ferred to Kentucky where he is sta- tioned at Camp Tayior, near Louis- ville. RETURN FROM PLAZA. Mr. and ‘Mrs. L. F. Lyman and Mr. and Mrs. E: K. Bitzing returned Tues- day from Plaza, where they spent sev- eral days at the Lyman farm. They made the trip by automobile and re. port a splendid ‘outing. TWO FIRES TUESDAY. The fire department was called out about 10 o'clock Tuesday morning to extinguish a small fire that started at the rear of the Connolly garage In a pile of greasy rags. Another fire. started about the. same time in the roof of the Northern Face depot but was extiiguished without the aid of the fire department. It is sup- posed that the blaze at the depo: Was caused by the sparks from a pass- ing engine. RED CROSS CARD PARTY. Acard party tor the veneiit of the refugee work of the Red Cross will be given at the Lewis and Clark: ho- tel Friday evening. Mrs. Ed. Morck, chairman of the sewing for the refu- gee children. is in charge of the ar: Yangements for the party. DELEGATES RETURN,. — The members of the Luther league who attended the district meeting of the league held at Beach on Sunday —— Catarrh is a Real Enemy and Requires Vigorous Treatment | Do, Not Neglect, It. When you’ use’ medicated sprays, atomizers:and douches for your Ca- ‘you may succeed in unstopping tarrh, Throw thése makeshift remedies to the winds, and get on the right treat- »{ment. Go to your drug store to-day, get a bottle of S. S.S., and commence a treatment that has been praised by the choked-up air passages for the|sufferers for:nearly half!a century. time being, but this annoying condi- S. S. S. gets right at:the source of tion returns, and you have to do the|Catarrh, and forces from the blood same thing over and over again. Catarrh has never yet been cured Have ou ever experienced any real ‘benefit by these local ,applications. puch treatment? the germs which cause the disease. ‘You can obtain-special medical advice charge by writing to Medical Direc- tor, 22 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. regarding your own case: without | and Monday returned home Teusday afternoon, some by automobile ana some by train. They report a mos: enjoyable time and that they were royally entertained during their stay in Beach by the members of the Luth- eran congregation of that city. YOUNG TO LEITH. Young returned to Leith on He spent a day here with ly. My Young is editing the Leith Index for the present in the ab- sence of the editor, who has gone to war, KIDD ON TROOP TRAIN, George, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kidd, passed througa Mandan. on Monday evening on a troop train en route to 'New York and thence over seas from Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash., where he had been sta- tioned since last fall. His parents were advised of his coming and visit- ed with him at the depot during his stay here. .jspells an‘l headaches, too fj | seldom need’ them “now.” |Drug Co., and druggists everywhere: A TALK WITH A BISMARCK MAN (Mr, Geo. G. ‘Newman of Ninth Street and Broadway, Tells His. Exper- ience. There is nothing like a talk with one of our own citizens for giving hope and encouragement to the anxious sut- ferer from the dread kidney disease. We, therefore, give heve an interview with a Bismarck man: “Iwas subject to attacks of 1umba- go,” says Mr. Newman. “My back was ‘often so lame. stiff and paintul, I couldn't turn in bed. I had dizzy Th kid: hey secretions were highly colored, contained a brick-dust-like sediment, and were foo frequent in passage. At- ter using three boxes of Doan’s J<id- ney Pills, all signs of kidney. trouble hud disappeared,” \MORE THAN TWO YEARS LATED Mr. New man said:)) “I still think well of Doan’s Kidney Pills and am glad to confirm my former endorsement. 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WHEN AUSTRIA DISAPPEARS If Germany annexes Austria the boundaries will be sim- ilar to those on this: map: Recognition’ of racial tights would make Bohemia, Hungary and. Jugo-Slavia autonomous states, while Italy would seize the opportunity to annex the Trentino, Dormant Ym BASEBALL GAME IN FRANCE —_— Five Leagues or Sections Have Been Formed in American Army, Each of Six Teams, i carn Baseball in the American army fn France gradually is becoming or- ganized. Five leagues or sections have been formed, each of six teams, mak- ing 30 teams in all. The six teams of each section will play a short sea- son, with the winners in each section meeting later. Besides these 80 recog- nized league teams, the soldiers, of course, have a few hundred, other teams more or, Jess definitely, organ- ized. aL ‘NOTES : Cy Falkenberg seems to be about due for a trial in the majors, se 8 Pat Moran seems to have good right handers in his club, but is shy: of lett anders, ete I or the bean Player8 heads’ 4 eer Oscar Tuero, the Cuban pitcher, has been recalled from Little Rock by the St. Louis Natlonals. eee Merito Acosta has been turned over to the Atlanta Crackers in the deal that will send Val Picinich to the Griffs, s 2 @ Tommy Long, once a major leaguer, but better. known as a Southern leaguer, has been called in the draft. eee Buck Freeman, one time home-run king of the big leagues, is now earn- ing his daily bread umpiring in the American association. eee Ruth has played three positions for the Red Sox this season, Schang has played two and McInnis has been at third base and at first. eee ‘ For a team that has several of Its sluggers batting right handed the St. Louis Cardinals are unusually ‘weak against left-handed pitching. eee Whether McInnis would have be- come a great third baseman or not will not be known, as he is back at first base again and quite likely to stay there, i eee The Cincinnati Reds are down to the smajlest roster carried by any big league club since 1892.. There are but 17 players on Garry Herrmann’s pay’ roll. eee The Ontarfo Baseball Amateur asso- clation has succeeded the Ontario base- ball commission as the governing body in amateur baseball in the Dominion of Canada, ese No one talks of Heinle Zimmerman as a veteran of the game, but he is. He Is one of the oldest players in point of service in the National league. He has been in it 18 years. se @ Ollie O’Mara has improved greatly in his‘all. around play since he had his first, tryout with the Robins. Lack of confidence hurt him then, -but a so- Journ in thé minors fixed that, eee With the departure of Barnes for Camp Funston,’ the Giants ran-up a total ‘of five’ men’ contributed to the National army this season. The oth- ers are Baird, Kelly, Joha Paul Jones and Rube Benton. . se 6 Manager Mitchell of the Cubs con- tends that Hal Chase is the king of first basemen, and in: that he is sup- ported by Willfe Keeler, who says that Chase knows’ more ‘about playing the JUNE DRYEST IN STATE’S HISTORY Only Trifle Over, Half-Inch of Rain Reported for Month | The month just passed was by a wide margin the dryest June in the history of the Bismarck weather bu- reau, which wa sestablished in 1875. The precipitation for the entire month was .59 of an inch. The nearest ap- proach to this low record was in 1887, when the rainfall aggregated but .85 of an inch. In 1917, dry as it was, 2.15 inches of rain fell in June; in 1916 tnere were 1.50 inches, and 1915, 5.70 inches and in 1914, 9.90 inches, the highest on record. One hundredth of an inch of rainfall was reported on the fourth and fifth, .34 of ‘an’ inch on the third and .23 of an inch on the 7th. Aside from these dates, the} month was one of absolute bone dry- ness. The highest temperature for | June, 101 on the 10th, was within two degrees of the absolute maximum for this month for 44 years. The-June rainfall was 2.95 inches less than nor- mal, boosting the accumulated defi-j ciency since January 1 to 3.49 inches. BUY W. S, ——— 4 AT LEWIS & CLARKE HOTEL. * Mrs. Grace Aitken, the celebratéd) clarivoyant and medium, is stopping at Lewis-Clarke Hotel, Mandan, suite 241, where’ she will be glad to see her old friends and also new ones. ‘ c * 12:3 nt Whether you consult whether it is a large or of service is our advice. “THE FRIEN Bismarck SUMED OUP a eT Rent the R Be sure that your new needs of your business. tion, convenience and the ing you have in mind. Consult our list of desirable offices, tion concerning your home or your: business— r ? 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