The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1920, Page 6

SIX EST AMNRT A aS 3 SPRING FEVER - Following Golds, Orip oF Flu, Thin, Watery or Poisoned Blood #(By Dk, VALENTINE MoT?) +> At this time of year most peoplé suffer from what we term “‘ spring fever ’’ because of a stagnant con- dition of the blood, because of the toxins (poisons) stored up within the body during the long winter. We eat too much teat, with little or no green vegetables. Bloodless ‘people, thin, anemic people, those with pale cheeks. and: lips, who have a poor appetite and feel that tired, worn or feverish condition in the spring-time of the year, should try the refreshing tonic’ i powers of a good valterative and blood purifier. .Such a tonic as druggists have sold for fifty years, is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis- covery: It is a standard remedy that can be obtzined in tablet or liquid form. Made without aleohof from wild roots and barks, AustiN, MINN.—“Several years ago 1 cought a severe cold which left me with a very bad cough. 1 tried many different medicines, but instead of get- ting better I grew worse-all the time, 1 went on this way for about 9 months, whin my mother got me a bottle of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medicai Discov- | ery. It helped.me from the start and four bottles completely cured me. It wae a great relief to feel well as I had almost given up hopes of being any better, Since that time ‘Golden Medical Discovery.’ has been one of my family medicines. It has never failed to give relief. It is the best | edicine I_ know of and I am glad to | ommend it.”—MR8. FRED BECKEL, 303 Hickory Street, ST. JOHN’S TO HAVE CRACK BALL TEAMS. Collegeville, Minn., April 15.—Six ot last season's baseball players will he in the St. John’s University line- np When the season begins April 23, according to Coach Flynn. Kapsner and Paleiden, Jast year’s most ef- fective bat answered an_ early call for candidates and are in fine sha Two veteran infielders and two hb: ng outfielders. will form ; the ucules around which . the team will be built. The playing season ns April 28 and will close May | 21, St. Thomas, St. Olaf. Hamine’j and’ Macalester are the state con- | was getting ready to smile Del Pratt % i erence te: 0 rted a . i e Cooney, late of the New York Giants, ference teams which will be played. | reported a bad arn That meant both | in Idaho. ’ at short/and Jimmy Smith, the sorrel- i topped third sacker, who was with} a : theDodgers when ‘they:won the gon- ‘BISMARCK DAILY ‘TRIBUNE ee fo oat fi HARD LUCK MADE And they" ook po hae its Milwaukee Brewers. “And vy a ? Kick” THIS FACE HARD Fewsters huey aie hata othe To ‘Have Kick ‘apart Ne'll be out all year, ‘Prab- ‘ % ~~ In the meantime, ‘Ping Bodie’ was pestering him to “be allowed to re turn north on_a business trip. Hug refused, Ping, broke camp anyhow, And the players were. ‘fussing |, among ‘themselves about the division of the world series money. -.“More worry. and Bahe ‘Ruth wasn’t hitting. Lots of worry. : And now Carl Mays: has: a Charley | horse, A tough row Hugins has .ta; doe The Yanks, after securing Babe Ruth, were made favorites in some quarters, Now. it takes a lot of optimism for even the New York scribes to see any thing hopeful in the outlogk. | That explains the photograph: Unless you're a natural bern actor you couldn't do any. better. ’ ST.PAULMAKES | EFFORTS TO SECURE TWO INFIELDERS St. Paul, Minn. April: 15.—With last year’s champion team almost intact, the St, Paul club is making an effort to obtain tWo infielders from, the Detroit American league téam to, strengthen the inner defense of Mav- ager Mike Kelley's machine before the American assocfation gets under way. The Saints won the, pennant last |, year with a comparatively weak in- field and Manager Kelley has been MILLER HVUGCINS* BY FRED TURBYVILLE. It the news stories hadn't already told the hard luck story of Miller Huggins, manager of the New York Yankees, this picture would. I tried i to get Miller in a more pleasant | attempting to obtain Dyer:and Ellison mood while my photographer, Bo» from Detroit. Both of these infielders neg : “pow | formerly played with St. Paul. Dormia, made ready to get p “new | "tthe pitching stag will jacuds, Fries ‘Milwaukee, W4s," April 15.—Otto ‘Borchert, wealthy president: of the Milwaukee club, ‘has gone on record as saying that-in, ‘addition to_ the fece” of the Dank manager. But this| | ‘ 211,000 spent:.on néw.‘material for the | is the best we could do. lGbveicea Amaetedte Been pon he Brewers this. year some more of his Miller i§ a poor actor.” His face! which Dick Niehaus went tar Cleve greenbacks ‘vould make a trip to the major league clubs if necessary: io make Milwaukee a winner. ‘Manager Jack Egan can’t dope a reflects the workings of the mind. And! land. Outfielder Bruno Haas was. ob- if any big league manager ever had/ tained from Milwaukee, but has; not more hard luck than (Miler has had signed his cotitract. The services of thisignring. it is yet to be pointed out | George Halas, formerly University cf of talent. he, is working with this me. i r Mlinojs star who was with St. Paul) spring The athletes spent ek Miller reached training-camp tired. | 1ast year and who made a good show- a eraasviie. tna ree ae ne a He had been chasing Babe Ruth and | ing, probably will be lost this season @gan the ore Ue is he my ne - Wrank Baker and trying to get their/as Halas was injured while playing ie fid ne one AVS ote suen sony signatures. He did some traveling | football :last ‘fall. : yea on Ds iaaia a ie lots of telephoning ,to gel THE OUTLAW 1 ‘ va rdin ‘ Frank. But he, didn’t get Frank. San Trahcigeo Manes Malka. Its ileketni: with the Cardinals’ for ’a That brought the first wrinkle, “| oratory induced “Chick” -Gandil, “Gro- | 9 TENS sMibainear innate As he watehed Chick Fewster ‘and | ver Land, Cy Falkenburg, Jimmy. Me- | .umus'tihe a bigdleneee tair club” Bob Meusel work in the infield he! Auley: and Beals Becker’ to the. out- Here they ai e Tet Gai ou knitted his brows -some more. He ig 8. Grover, Cy, Jimmy and Beals! \ iii fae Rant for Sie rete had to make a third baseman from] formed a- league in the San ‘Joaquin Tigers; Artie 'B tler, Sor 1 peta this pair. Then about the time he | Valley. ‘They're to get $800 a games) @erory with St toe Tine “Chick” is in the same business out | Ormery” Ww fouls, re falon. Fly chasers are wanted badly, how- ever. ‘Panl ‘Smith, the Giant obtained in the deal with the ‘Boston/Red iHose, is the only outfielder to‘“report for duty... The St, Loyis. ‘Nationals have promisdd'‘Egan an outfielder ,who ‘to- gether with Smith and George Orme, should round out the agrégation for the opening on April 14. <: \ The Brewers haye three‘dependable right-han@ers in’Earl ‘Howard, Lou made a: good. record ‘in theNwWestenn League’ dast’ year. ““North¥fip comes from the Braves. ‘Douglas “McWeeeny was,a ‘fat dog” in:the Three-Eye cir- cuit in 1919 and may be: able to ‘curve ’em_ across. at Association” speed this year. - > “What we‘ want now ‘Ysa depend: able portsider, and if money. can buy one, the Brewers. will make a home bréw with a_ ‘kick’ ine it’before we finish up our 168-game schedule,” says Egan. fronting the serious-minded men in the petroleum indus- try today, is to keep pace-in. pro- duction. with the . seven-league strides of the demand for gasoline. "Fis grave problem con-, In ten years the production of. ’ crude oil in the United :States has increased only:96: per cent, while during the. same. period the output of gasoline has: in- creased 560 per cent... .., ie —— a & : aes | BASEBALL”. j The demand for no other com- jp NO ee eee aoe ° modity.in general use has eet A von Lone Be increased to a degree that even flrs voy Sneha the mark. reached Columbus . io 1 Toledo ... 1 0° by gasoline. : bee hy, Milwaukee Ot = Kansas City < 0) : mage” u ‘ is Louisville .. 0 nen In ‘ten years the Standard Oil Indianapolis. 0-1" 900 Company (ladinsye) has increased j). AMERICAN LEAGUE, | its output of gasoline from..150' Gee Won Lost. Pet, million gallons to, more. than Cleveland sso 1 (0 L000 600 million gallons a.yeas. Fhjasetphie be Me sah 000]. ern St. Louls o 1.0004 ° & “ye New. York.. I 000 It/is apparent that this could eR anne except by intensive application J Boston 10" 1.006 . . . yn. 09 of improved, scientific methods Pittshireh 10!) 1000 } i Ci ti. 1 e 1,000 ‘ ge? St. Louis. 0.1 000 As a matter of fact, the price of . Chicago .. 01, 00 YESTERDAY'S GAMES . . | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION St. Paul,. 3: Milwaukee; 2; innings. . aa Minneapalis, 8; Kansas.City, 2. Columbus, 65. Louisville, 10.’ Toledo, 1; Indiariapolis, 0. ; facie is held in: bounds only, y the sheer force-of science, Except for the ability of such institutions as the Standard Oil , Company (Indiana) to make a wide range of useful products from that P art of the crude oil Week Bet Wate hide which is not used to make gas- et oline, you would be paying a ine ~‘ AMERICAN’ LEAGUE ~ Detroit, go, 3; 11 innings. St. Loui: Cleveland, 5. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston,’ 6; New York, 3 . 7 t Philadelphi: much higher price for’ gaso! pniladeinhly, than you pay today. nings. a Chicago, 3; Cincinnati, 7; DODE BRINKERTO COACH UNIVERSITY” OF WASH. ‘Seattle, Wash., April Brinker, former. Spokane pitcher, has decided to coach. the -University of Washington, baseball team. this sea- son, Until last. year, Brinker has coached ‘at the .university for six, years. Athletic Director “Stuh” Al; lison, former Carleton college (Minn.), The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is bending every effort to increase its output ‘of gaso- line to. meet the' demands: and ~ to sell it to. you at as low a price as possible. < squad’ during the. early training: “PLAY RETURN GAMES Berkeley—The Pacific’ Coast,.tennis second division Club out of the array | tem - 15.—Dode i { star, has had chargé of the baseDall'}. THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1920. ‘ yes as It was a problem . 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