The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1920, Page 6

i PAGE SIX BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOV. 9, 1920 "end of the week finds you all in—you are = tired, listless and lack S baseball here. 26,000-HOLES Boston.—Ed Ray and Ted Vardon traveled 40,000 miles and played 26,- 000 holes during their exhibition golf games in this country. They won 50 and lost 13 matches. YOST’S BUSINESS. Ann Arbor—Coach “Hurry-Up” Yast may retire from football after ‘his fall. He has been actiyely engaged in coaching since ,1897. e’s a wealthy coal operator. a vigorous walk or a® round of the links—or any other exercise that re- quires much physical exer- tion. Many a man, even in his middle forties, has a vague feeling that he is “getting old’”’—and right 4 ata time when heshould be "at his ver i | _ Thousands--yes millions—of ple at Be ‘thoi. bent physically. themselves in this condition early in lite a in the sonee that the yours thereis no excuse fer it. You can check a a in the sense that the years tendency to grow old. You can carry a e DENVER PRODUCT him Presying ‘heavily, upon youth with its joys.and enthusiasm into Boston.—Coach Cavanaugh, famous pa Stel fore e sense that 79’ Band £08: But you must give Nature all the as the coach of the Boston College ital fortes ate WAStINE: help in. The best assistance you can find—asstet. team, which has humbled Yale twice, away fasterthan Nature re- ance of a sound, constructive character is in the use of began his coaching career in Denver, places the worn out tissucs.. a is I Col, 15 years ago. SURE! IT PAYS. : The Great General Tonic New York.—‘“Tex” Rickard’s fight club isn’t exactly a flivvey.- Six shows have netted him $225,300. 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Ann . - ; -\ = | dinted Judge \cebbsa wor suntat Mountain j == i. ‘ = \ AT FT, BETHOLD Federal Judge and Ardent Fan} Landis of Chicago. chairman. of the = \ \ 3 = ‘“ tribunal, Judge Landis, if he ac-|=S ¢ Ps => : aaa Takes Offer Made to Hint |cepts, will be the supreme dictator = { s ’) = Old Séout Seeks, $250 to Com- Under Consideration [Of all. leagues joining the plan and) 3s - ‘ = \ . eae : : 2 ! will receive $50,000 a year. = - y = , plete Building Being Built \ Contract Runs Seven Yeai = * = There |\MINOR LEAGUERS IN AIR! Second and third members of the} == , ‘ = H tribunal will be appointed later and| == => Pigoaae 4 spidae fone will be chosen by the, minor |= => People of North Dakota are askeil | Chicago. Nov. §.—-John A. Heydler, Hleagues, Repregentatives of the new] == nswer our oor-Bell! = to contribute $250 toward the com- | President, y and treasurer of jeague left tonight Kansas City | A = pletion of a community building on the {the new national league and Hank! where’ tho National Association of |= = Ft. Berthold reservation. The plea} O'Day, well known to the public finor Leagues meet tomorrow to/== { \ au = is made by Conrad Smith, an old Gros}an umpire and manager ,this mori-j Present ine proposition to them. ia = + P N — Ventre Indian scout, whose addres ing conferred over the subject of um- minor» league member would | ee s = Van Hook, N..D. The plea w: fires fe 2 ebail leag ars While Judge Landis} Ss m *. = cainda ee the ¢ e SP OBveciae Fr: A als ie | pew eval) leagu would be given a contract for seven => E erson said that if a doorstep- to sprea their = aier, with th ‘years, according to a statement|== * ° = eee oe en i made by club owners. = man did something. better goods at your feet for you = cost. of $2,400, and that it is ne ether he would accept ; Judge Landis was notified of his] . A oa = complete, and cannot be finished with | tion of chairman of the hoard of appointment by a committee Of, five | EE than his neighbor, no mat- to look at Ko = i 2 7 land told them he would take thi 2 : cs \ = out $250 additional for materials. Mr. | trol for a term.of 7 at an gunual | 0 de undes Taerient anit mike | == a SS — Smith, who is chairman of the jsalary of $50,000. said hey "* ppl chatapris ee : = 1 ew take a on = ‘mittee in charge of the project, | would make known his decision within | Known MO UGsien a0ghy = ‘4 ter what it was, th orld Don’t let. the opportun- =. son who served in France with the | @ few days, Both Sides Unylelding = = American for Chicago today was no longer the! Plans for the new league and a|==s would make a beaten path ~ it h A , i = Persons who desire to make contri- rendezvous | of leading minor | and ew controiling body contain . tre- | ES to his d mone. f ity -that advertisements = ntions or seek more information con- | major ba L resident! quent-reference to the minor leagues |= ‘0. his door. fa . : => é erning the building may address Mr’ | Be nds! which are given ance that. they |= ‘ . *. tage ts = \ Smith at Van. Hook. heer ere will not be overlo and that their | t offer you slip by. No ma’ \. = eee = ssociation | territory wil not be invaded \in| SS * = HONOR FOUNDER jot minor leagues was scheduled: for | selecting ‘the twelfth member of the |= But times Have changed. ter what you want, cloth- > = Rome. Noy. 9. "The International | today. , |new Teague. Hie ater = e Ni, \z d i * . ct = . : : al | CEES ne action can 1 all-d = Oe ,=S a he Sa eaUite Boling K won CEOEDS ta teal Ig on-ot both tions in the reor- = ow-a: ays the men who ing, groceries, a fountain ; = ablet ry of David Lu- ansas City, Nov. 9. ar clouds) ganization plans with ‘either side|=e¢ 1. 166 P a x i = ie the et lar otane fastitute and {loomed dark aud forbidding for the! yielding. = 4 make the “better” things. . pen or a farm. you will = Ami an representative in it up to proponents of the i er Hae ral is a ine Johnson one = i rm 9 fi d th ‘i ¥9 . ‘ = he 2 oath Ja : zation whe ‘conferred with club owners at the |S 3 * = Ieee GeNerat, navarnblg O05 TNE s club oxnaesof the) soit ational and] are “making ‘paths” to nd the “better” ones in = institute order his acti ala : 4 et hree clubs, => : f ee é « P—¥ mouneyesortay. vote on the pro-; without sm, the | = your door. \ _., the advertising columns. '- is : yi tribun Pao pint session issued an “ultimatum: to = a4 . = g body of organized base tho Joh clubs declaring they | == , * i jones n the committee of three ap-| could neither come over and take part | ‘ Th i = PROFIT BY THIS pointed by the new jonal league | j in the meeting, which’ would be gov-| == Every time a newspaper fc advertisements tell = ious j orga rday in Chicago ar-| erned by a majority vote or a new /S5 . x ‘ = Don't Waste Another Day. ed to- present the Lasker plan to; jeague. would be formed. The Chi- |S comes a host of people are you where you can get ‘= == ithe gninor leaguers. ind go, New York and Boston Ameri- |S ‘ 4 = When you are worried by backache; |that it would be overw an clubs joined in organizing the|/ == ringing your door-bell.. what you want, when you = By lamen nd urinary disord |featads. istearacacetaved cueneel ves (ena ty of Gis Rader = =\ > e vith ¢ ried Minor guers decli “We are the majority of the ij = \ . 24. — medicine. ment swith ans unre ‘capable of setting their own disputes {can league and consequently are the| == Merchants and manufac: want it. » ( % = irck people’s example. | 4nd conducting their own affairs, { American League,” Clark Griffith of = J t i G s\ ¥ 4 sy Pills. es the Washington American club said. |= re . ~ = AE ecHReAy MANNER OF ORGANIZATION | 0ne Arherican league will operate | = urers are waiting on the = Verify it {f you wish: Chicago, Nov. 9.—-Major baseball'next year with or without the Chi-|ES : a = N M. rot, carpenter, 521_7th jleagues yesterday were broken up o, New. York and Boston clubs.” [35 i a \ 7 y = ' a St. N. nears eats ‘ago Thad |and a new tele) lub, league com-; The new'league will give Ne W Wonk, = 4) 5 =. Es f the-eight National league Chicago and Boston two clubs in the) == . => a bad’ spell of kidney trouble. My Posed -o = BUYING WITH A DEF \ = = bs and the three from the .Amer-' same league? => EE 1 ITE KNOWLED: = hel never let up aching for several! in" teaguo which, have. sided with’ "Previous to yesterday's action, John-| == GE IS SO = < welts anieny neys were in bad | them in plans for reorganization of gon’s backers had declared that the/ == \ TT = shape on GE Ca the game was formed. A twelfth-three American league clubs would = 4 ao MUCH BE ER THAN SHOPPING AT RANDOM. = = - sediment. elt a (on ane ber will be chosen, it was an- 1 take th layers into | === 7 = took several boxes of Doan's Kidney | nounced. ees ss the Fe slate, maint ing that the = \ STUDY THE ADVERTISEMENTS. = Pills and y did just as represented. Organization of the new leaguej players on a club belonged to the| === aa 7 ae = After a day’s treatment I was rid of] came after the five American league! jeague under contracts. = \ : ; Ne its : 4 the trouble. T have Prey jously eee clubs had re sed to’reply to anvul-| Ua reeainada ieee = x = e a a a t y " = => emramip Doan’ and. Fed | umatim fonel b te tet oe CARPENTIOR GOES |= = Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t} join in the reorganization. TO HIS | HOMELAND = => simply ask for a kidney remedy—-get} After organizing the, new league, ss — . ) = Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that | the baseball, magnates proceeded with] New York, Nov. Nov. 9.— —Georges Car- =e e ; 2 — = Mr. Danrot had. Foster-Milburn Co,/ the Lasker plan for civilian control] pentier, who Saturday signed a cqn-|== ~~ = Mfrs., Buffalo, ~ of professional baseball and -ap-|tract to meet Jack Dempsey next] == \ \ = spring for the, world’s heavyweight = j ’ XN => A } championship, ended his’ second stay | =: \ \ tf = h e in America yesterday. Accompanied | 3 2 A . = \ Be Youn In Bod Mind and by his manager, he sailed for Havre, il : A \ 4 = i on the steamer France. The manager 1 tit § y; gn the steamer France, The manages HMIIINIUUNANIUNUIUIIAINIIILTIANIAUNNHTH SUN 0000000000 HVAVATNH ANA HECNEN TG AUAUAAAGLAUAUGEA AACA LUA ; was sure to take the title from Demp- ue Ms = i : H ooks Des ite our Years "=" : ANB! of Montana football team here Satur- tana’s famous Minnesota shift time 4 7 How often you have | SPORT BITS | day, 13 to 7, after breaking up Mon- after time. 8 q wished that you could = * | “ ' indulge in the sient WALTER CHATS. ot 00 ous exercise of out Sacramento. 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