The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1919, Page 3

teases ae 0 Wdiowiy “THURSDAY, OCT. 16, 1919. BISMARGK GORS ‘TOMANDAN FOR BOUTSATURDAY Ancient Rivals Will Mect on Gridiron at Morton County Seat LOCALS HAVE THE EDGE The Bismarck high goes to Mandan tomorrow for its first game with the Morton county seat with high hopes of scoring a victory. These hopes are based upon the fact that while Bis- marck easily trimmed Dickinson high 14 to:0, Dickinson as easily took Man- dan down the line to the tune of 25 to 0, “Divkinson and Bismarck met last’ Saturday on the capital athletic grounds, and, while the Queen City bunch put up a good fight, the game was Bismarck's from the start. Mon- day Dickinson met Mandan at Man- dan. Mandan had some bad luck in tHe form of a broken collarbone which Tavis annexed in'the early part of the battle, but, even without that handi- cap, indications were that the Morton county boys were outclassed. There is, of course, a bare possibil- ‘ity that Mandan is keeping something up. its sleeve for Bismarck. The healthiest but most intense sort of rivalry has existed in» athletics be- tween the twin cities of the Missouri since the‘ béginning of. interscholastic contests. Bismarck would rather beat Mandan than aty other team on the slope, and Mandan returns this senti- nicat with interest. Bismarck this year has the best coach in the history of the local high in Spencer Boise, formerly of the North Dakota Agricultural college, and ‘gn all around athlete who added much to his lore during twenty months in France. He has shown the capital city boys a whole bagful of tricks, none of which they had to use against Dickinson, and all of which are expected to be. new to Mandan. There is, of course, a probability that Mandan did not trot out all of its best ~stunts against Ditkinson. It is these questions which add interest to Satur- day’s game, and which insure a big crowd of fans from the capital city. Special cars will be attached to No. 3, westbound, and to No. 2, returning in the evening, for the benefit of local rootets. One week from Saturday Bismarck} will meet on the local gridiron the doughty Jamestown crew which hand- ed Valley City a 14 to 0 lemon in its opening game. Anogher real exhibi. tion is expected here™at that time. To Ladies Who ) are Stout Fat is Petre ak to health snd beauty. Reduce weight sensibly and easily; im- prove your health and figure. “Avoid heart trouble, wrinkles, nervousness, weaknesses, etc., besides personal em- barreesnent, due to’ obesity. Look and feel younger. (Walk sprightly,’~Let your eyes sparkle with new fervor. Surprisg and delight your friends. Be a girl again! Go to the druggist, pet a small box of oil of korein (capwiles) and follow directions ‘of the kovein system. 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C., Oct. 16—Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, who is suffering from herveous exhaustion, was re- ported somewhat improved today. OLD-TIME SAILOR | WAS. _LIFE-SAVER To Cabin’s Mate ©. F. Hansen, U. 8} retired, who served in Uncle Sam’s nevy from 1878 to 1884, now engineer at the city. pumping station, Bismarck owes the fact that the splendid flag- role which now adorns the Northern | Pacific park as a permanent memorial to Burleigh county men and women | who served their country ity the world’s war Was erected in time. The committee had all sorts of arti sans on hand yesterday morning pared to ra he big mas one did st, the dedication approac tied it became ident to Capt. Wanner that expert 8. 0. S. call to Mr. Hansen, who rushed! to the scene, attached the guy-ropes,| gave the necessary instruction: and. in jig-time had the 150-foot staff raised ito place. To Mr. Hansen then was! consigned the honor of pulling the cord which hoist®d Old Glory to the mast- head and, at the given signal, unfurled ker beautiful folds to the breeze. 2 ~| NEWSPAPER MAN. HERE Two well known newspaper men here as delegates to the American Legion’s state convention and J. B. Cooley, day ity editor of the Grand For Herald, and Dana: Colby, formerly with The Tribune and now city editor of the Fargo Forum. Mr. Cooley drove in| trom Jamestown, where he was joined} by Mrs. Cooley. i GENERAL RETREAT IN SIBERIA A general retreat by the- Bolsheviki before the armies of Admiral Kolchak | iu western Siberia is announced by a ieanninen Soe POPULAR YOUNG FOLK OF CAPITAL CIRCLES ARE UNITED IN MARRIAGE Lyman A. Baker, secretary of the tracting parties witnessed the wedding state tax-commission, and Miss Clara and were guests at the wedding break- Johnson, formerly of the stenographie fast which Mr, and Mrs, Wallace ten; dered the groom. 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