The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1919, Page 2

TWO ( BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Revolution Recommended Cure by Frazier Should Ballots Fail to Remedy Present National Ills} ,,, (Continued From Page One) selves. We must hold constantly before our mind’s eye something bigger and better than the usual small — things which seem so terribly important to us at times, “phe splendid organization of union labor can obtain these cures based on essential and fundamental laws, With its organization, labor can sweep the country and demand and establish those things which we need so badly making a stirring appeal in favor of the league of nations and crusified | sé ed. rst incorporating res vitions which they believe are neces- sary to safeguard the interests of this country. Following the speeches, Bismarck tnd the Penitentiary met in what was scheduled to be a base ball game, but after Bismarck scored five runs in the first inning, the national pastime be- exme a slugfest, with the locals lead- ing the slugging. The first inning went something like this: The Pen, after getting a man on f base, Was quickly retired. For Bismarck, Roberts singled to left field und scored on Pagit’s single to left. Snider then dropped the pill in the vicinity of the pitcher’s box and was sufe on 2 wild throw to first, Pagit taking third. Roy hit a hot one to short who played Pagit at third with the result that everybody was safe and the bags full. Churchill forced a run over the platter when he was given a base on balls, Boehm sent a sacrifice fly to center, scoring Snider. Cayou singled to center Roy and Churchill parading around the diamond and Jacques struck out ending the first inning. That was enough to win the game. The sport program was a howling success, howling being used in the sense of a large crowd of spectators yelling, shouting and laughing. And howling just about fits it. Winners And Prizes The list of prizes, events and win- ners as announced by the committee is as follows: Watermelon contest, First prize, Ed- gar Crewe, donated by John Bortell; second prize, Earl Graves, donated by | J. P. Remington and third, Carl Roth, donated by J. P. Remington. sh for men, Fir: E. and George F Barrel boxing contest, Jack Fettig, @onated by The First Guaranty bank. 100 yard dash for girls, First prize Esther Ayre, donated by F. A. Knowles second Jeanette Hanre, donated by Perry Furniture Co.; third Dorothy Stebbins, donated by E. J. Goebel. 100 yard dash for boys, first prize Gabriel Brown, second Lincom Har- rold, and third August Pelker, all prizes donated by Bert Finney. 5 ash for ladies, first prize vellan, donated by A. W. econd Myrtle Warner- skirchen, donated by Folsom, third Dorothy Parsons, donated by Kupitz. Fat men’s race, first prize Niel O. 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Beauty contest, The Mueller Pipeless Furnace Has Proved Its Efficiency WV JRIN you install the Mueller Fipelessin your Be ee pe comainy, not a probability, ‘That it it it Saves one-third cr mc — heat every room in the house bas been sat sou Ur kates cece _z* Dependable In Coldest Weather Sold Under Iron Clad Guarantee The Moclise ta positively your best ehotce nace, You are absolutely assured of ts eploaione je binding guarantee ‘which it isseld. A guarantee Sebago ahi tale eee We know what thy Moeller Pindloss wit do—why ; s0 superianto all ocborts Goce and lot ta thew serie Mra. 7:-/A, Bartole with 30 days to thelr debit, prize donated by Hoskins, Married men won tig of war be- tween married men and single men, prize donated by M. W. Neff. Ball throwing contest for girls, won hy Vivian Dolan, prize donated by. B. K. Skeels. Ball wag never recovered, but believed to have fallen in Sheridan county. 50 yard dash for young boys, first by Webb Bros., ptize, Leddy Halliday, second Stan- ley Polly, and thir John Hanre, all riizes donated by ©. M. Dahl. 50 yard dash for young girls, first prize Ethel Beer, donated by Olympia Candy store, second Marie Beer, BE. D, Ferguson won the prize donat- ed by the Lomas Hardware Co. for the most homely man on the grounds, The competition was very strong. Roberts and Pagit, donated by Great Unkn donated by Bis- Cyril by Bonham Bros, & Co. ‘Alta Herrington Richardson TEACHER , Voice, Piano and ‘Expression Graduate Helen Rogers Smith, Wichita Col- lege of Music and Dramatic Art and Pupil of Inez Dodds Barbour, Jetta Campbell Stanley and Harry Evans. Seven years of Success- ful Teaching. PHONE 611-K. J. D. McDonald, donated by Geo. s. H. W. Jonas, nd Register, third erskirchen, donated by 0. rt, donated by Johnson's n, donat- Co. third donated by by Hughe: ic kirchen, Beauty Winner Jeanette s. Bi Carufel, BISMARCK, N. D. = It is true--- a string of income properties like the above would cost you today from Ten to Fifteen Percent more than they would have cost five years ago. But to offset this:increased' cost, rents are from Twenty to Fifty Percent higher than they were five years ago. You know this is a fact, also. ‘ Even though building costs are a little higher today than in times past, still they are moderate as compared with other costs. The United States Department of Labor says: “The increased cost of building material is only about one-half that of other com- modities.” These are prosperous, swiftly-moving times, during which costs and prices are always high.. The advantages of building now we leave you to figure out for yourself. Let us, however, quote an opinion handed down by the publishers of the “Architectural Forum”: “For those contemplating building it would be decidedly short-sighted policy to delay. Building costs are a trifle high at present, it is true, but against this are the tremendously high rentals that generally prevail. The small amount you would lose by building now would be far more than offset by what you would gain in the matter of rents.” Build Now! Nothing can be gained by waiting. Authorities are agreed that you can build as economically now as at any time in the future that can yet be foreseen. For any information you may desi re, on any subject pertaining to locations, plans, materials, finishings, furnishments, equipments, costs, information as to architect s, contractors, ete.—call at. the— . C. A. Finch Lumber Co. If It’s Anything itt thé Building Line We Have It 613 Main Street. Phone 17 : Bismarck, N. D. 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