The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1921, Page 6

' adds DAILY TRIBUNE BUILDING YOUR BUSINESS PRII With Machinery That Has Automatic Intelligence and. Co TING rrectness — The budloess man has aie been’ pa‘tioula? with his business stationery, for when Headdresses a letter to a customer or business _ firm, the first thing he wants to see is.a well arranged and perfect , Printed sheet... 4, J in order to meét the desired, accuracy in priating, we have | , installed AUTOMATIC SELF-FE EDING MACHINES which pick up ¢ach individual sheet of paper by-air suction that is‘to be print-S ed. This sheet is perfectly placed to the guide pins with more thaa human intelligence, accuraey and correcthess, With this air pressure process of prifiting ‘individu sheets, < there is absolutely ne no chance for a sheet of paper to be printed! - crcoked which happens with hand ted sheets. \ “No doubt MR. BUSINESS M AN you are soon going to hay2 some! ind of business printing done and when you are’ ready. to - place your order, get in touch with us and we will have cur repre- sentative eall on you and talk it over.’ : 2 GUR AUTOMATIC AIR FE EDERSwill carry and print’ any size sheet'of paper 3x4 ad 38x50 inches bes. print it perfectly and’ » straight. eG ' Em y 5 : 2 oe . ° “Tribune's New Commerciai Printing ard Newspap er* Ksiablisnment, F ‘ourth and) Tnayer Streets” «we : : e k i ‘. ie ee ee a Recaanasuanannanaensananneseconasmannabtnr aaba® 13 7, AS ‘ \ seleletel REST e et Ts esertetee: snsisenent eset let sripipstcneetete dot raneconneersenooneanegnensenyis Ce ee f s < “ Cal “and for ur | Service. Depa | : 7 e = phe 3 mil s lerack iat the champion. , They’ re PITY FOR ‘CADDIES! ee es smacks it ale; goes. roynd | both had their - crack—and ‘beea e a comet oe ao Caddies have to run to keep up with. \ cracked! "| English Golf Comet Is Coming hin the time they follow “him, a a 7—0-— Boy 1 round the fairways thoir tongues are oe FOR N. D. | ~ = Teit Earin -- ae in July jjhanging out. ‘Buck Weaver's In a iurry fot , é Punean outed. tis oor Hy in ae : s 4 . s A \During his flying trip he playod iy ee ae ee Hl Yrial and J Judgment day; over 7 matches. The Briton wasn’t ; 0 Odd? “VM bet 50) hucks.” says Hugh \ | defeated when playing on even terms. The day may be far off “Pin clears Lo \ = He drives the ball almost as far ~ But surely ‘twilk/arrive— yas Mitchell—the king of distante E it thi $ am Riceswuo cteals lhases for the| | drivers. Abe won fivel. of the big High School anaes to Hold Dis- » git CHiN tL Sr Ait ie ix-dey ‘hike rider English tournaments last.season. * Sa f SHutodds are 8 to 5. Nationals like’ a six-dey ‘hike ride \ ‘ a is trict and\State Tourna . , The twp English golf: stars will i a es a R : steals dapsy, will boil put at ilot- make a gour of the American links i ments The odds are 8 to 5 LBprings Ark., before going to Tampa. similar. tothe. Vardon and. Hay 7 i eee For vir amount, | —o jaunt. \ i District tourname Some \ ight will make _ Right Eartul. Ofir Pee will Hive their work Wide basketball tour Jack Demipsey take the, count, For honor once ‘the boxers fought, Tea bh ett ate ioe cath will ¢ held on March 4 and 5 at cight differ- fae, ; "Twas long ago, we heargn | é |Probably wear out several dozens ~ ‘i ent places in the state. : ‘rhe two Loomis brothers-—Joe and . But now they say: “Pay us in cash, ~ of ’em. \ This district, which isin chargé o He Muel{ jack we'll have. this year!” aeaert? i Lay ; oe the Bi One i <ARDERLY FLYING 4 C. #. Bolt, superintendent of the Bis: 2 The Chic ¢ if Home-run Baker is for sale by) “DISORDERLY FLYING”, i Mgh:senool; wilt hold t s AWA. stars do dashes and hurdles the Yanks, Clark Griffith will bid like | Galvoston—Ranger, Jackman aryest- Mandan and f On ke ed an aviator on @ charge of “disord- ji will clash here a: English amateur boxers sent to this a, panker- gras . erly flying.” Said the aviator was marck, Steele, Mandan, Ashley, country male a big hit than the Oyér 70 track gallopers axe out at} juggling hig. plane, - barely. missing _ re ieee i protiahly Wastititen a Wil- pros. { 4 ~ Notre Dame. Among’ them ire Gus housetops and . telephone wires. f e last 2 have not yet quali- \ — | si ‘ CE SV fied fur membership in the high aebooi!: Bermy Leonard's meal, tie A little thinking dhtore you leap tes ch andl dima: Marohy, ympic rN i os tas league nearly punched clean. Willie Jackson, doesn’t do any harm? . anies stars.’ , i MASTS OF MAYFLOWER . si rict will hold its: and Lew ‘Tendler Xe a kine’s| Tha the way Fea atherweight saa fe wean London.—The original masts of the y 2 int rank ; rhe wine the Champion Johnny Kilbane sizes up Bert Gulick of. Syracuse.is a candi Mayflower. ship of the Pilgrims, are, It will be in ransont’ to help ‘B wipe the iy) ck’s in, h schools “iplate. Serr ; the contract for his' coming title bat- }date for Coach Ten Eyc! rowing | Delieved to ‘be in"a’ schooliiouse on 7" } witliora’are |e pie tip ee tle. b ‘erew. Gulick is captain-elect of the) | the’ banks ‘of the Thames. Dr. Ren- 5 son, Bowman, Hettinger, Beach, The birds will soon.be singing! Jofiany sits himself down He takes {1921 Orange eleven. \ | del Harris told members of the Ertg- Marthath and Belfield i ah snavkiiy a Ata a pencil in -his crippled hands, He} ; Bt ioe) tte ‘lish Mayflower that the masts have ha i. - Which reminds us thet it ta put 10 it ramental | M The Jamestown districthhas a Jong soconds sitter wa ting cham. campares the purses other champions | | Ty Cobb was called temperaments ‘heen in the school for many years. seconds of twitter for’a ring cham-) Y i pertain | + list. The following tea: will. play; pion to pags. 5 gre getting. At the end of a long 4 because he coulgn’t sle n_a certain | ea ey ' there: Jamestown, Rdgeley, LaMoure, pion to pass. ‘ ; column of figures he dopes it that | ~ hotel, dug to the noise of the trains. | rR = a Carrington, Ellendale, New Reéckford, joie Ray fecls like*he had another | ‘he, feather crown is worth $50,000 ! |The world must_be full of’ tempera- | | SPOON BLUFFS THIEF, ‘ 4 Valley City, F on, Courtenay, raise ae at ettded eoomfatii run 0! thereabouts. i * | mental birds./ \\ NI New York.—“Behaye yourself! tp. P Oak Wimbledon. 4; es nA fits He might not lose it. But the risk ce commanded Miss Bertha A. Miller as 14 Sykes The district’ {te mile-and-a-half “in the Millrose | is great, . : Atlantic City plans to build an ath- she jabbed something shiny into the \ “ is in charge of L. W. Upshaw. games: in New Sork ine lruary: Kilbane’s hair is no longer ‘thick } Jetic: stadium’ that: will cost $5,000,000 ribs of Michael Amio, who hdd brok- i The follow i bes and »black. It’s thinning about’ the \ when, completed. It will make a bid 4, eninto her apartment. Amio kept his as Devils Lake, _iudia has tossed its turhaty in the | temples.. Streaks of silver-gray tell + to handle the Afmy, and Navy football A hattds up until the police ame. The , n district: ditedtor: ring for a ¢ Ace to. help polisn WY the#file of years piled up behind him, ' annuals. ” ~ ZA -shiny thing was a silver spoon. 3 newaukan, Leeds, Chu the Davis Cup. ‘And the. ‘opponents — they are ' Brg ' Ne Z i See et one Lakota, Cando, Rolla, Starkweathe oe i i : _ young. They have ‘all to gain. They 1, | There's nothing tickles a ‘penser aa WAS SHARK\AT PICNIC? } \ “Michigan, M Oar Wild Lill Donovan acquired his are comers. « rs ‘ear N Sydney, Australia, Jan. 24—A 12- and Mada s prefix het he busted into Yie°ma-| © Kilbane has’ scen” Andy Chaney, b Quite like news of a find foot shark caught at Woy Woy con- Minot will be headquarters for the, JS back in 1898, He's already for-/ the blond | Marylander, go at close Unless it is;the old envelope ‘tained a fyll tin of mustard and an following teams Minot, Berthold? $F the wildest game ‘he ever pitched. |-range in his recent bouts with Johnny. ‘Announcitig. a vet et hats signed. empty lemonade bottle. It also con- 1 a Stanley, Williston, Drake, Velma, rao 3 Murray and Willie Beecher. tained art of a lady's bathing suit: ) ce Granville, Towner, “Anamoose, Har- , Aune Morgan: gave the apse sis-/\ The bien Marylee fights be ‘ if John ‘ can\get his|, Tex Rickard has paid over $200,000 | M4 yee we LY “ vey, Rugby and\Bottineau. fe new to think about.| rounds all alike. ie Aravels tn ing expenses if Johnn; \ ernment for 8ix-/ = ! . Ke 4 Meee oat ettinean snced tho She is being flogged wh congraiu. whole route like a streak. His hit-| price and afpromoter to handle it. {n taxes to {he Bows ein. GEORGE DUNCAN { pay SEMI, RECEIVES Ok {following officials for the Bismarck- l#tions since sie impresarioed the ting. isn’t so hard. Butdhis. stamina | So. Kilhavesis thinking Bate Be nents have brought $900,000 through |. Bad news forthe caddies! the toddig.are reinstated at North- * Mandan district: Mr, Bolsinger, Fay-| Leonard-Mitchell bout. . ‘yia incomparable. ter. figure now than after. they raise the gate. fe Dui the British open tern University: The rule against go, reteree, and Coach Watkins, Far- —0-y Chaney will box Kilbane for train-| the other fellow’s hand in victory. & nse George Duncan, the Briti pe: them anave Ariorgtadiates to outside go, umpire. Kilbane imitates “The Thinker.” — $= = = — = | Prexy Bill Klepper of the Seattle golf rere Sap Ahn ig yNE dances. The faculty wants them back ; : Sal ao comaanest me Ye He ee eee , ee ex-pug. ‘Cobb is building a fighting| become Babe Ruths. The Bambino is inaneter anew eb Hae iasiies with’ his eae Abe where tne a siperdice thelr’ steps. re | i i Q i ri : to quit play’ i sal en Se) , ard gplfer’ are warming up ball club. said to Hine Hie-bat with the ball per with Fréd McMullim.an alleged White},Mitchéll, another English golf_super. — ' N roe CRIME SCHOOL _| their pitching arms for the horseshoe ~ ‘rhe Birmingham club has signed 28 fectly, you Know. \ Sox black sheep. — § 4 The pair ranks with Vardon and New. York olins arrested mas} championship — match at Sh Peters- | players and. is. still using ink. Bur-| —~o— bie : ——— Ray; who toured the Unite Statés| water of the Medical Review of, Ré- ae aa ess harge ie une | burg. Fla., beginning Feb, 22. leigh Grimes used to be a Baronial| ~Joe-Welling-and Richie Mitchell may VERSUS HOMES ae last summer. And -ncidentally Ray| views, is conducting ‘a nation-wide rcotics. hey /charged at hel ~ —o-— nae . : a, . ~ New ‘Why are homes hard to} took’ our golf cup kack with him. survey to determine whether it is the trained ud bo;'s to act as Jimmy Dugan,.trainer of the Bos-| °°" ——e hook up at Madison Square Garden | ooo) an 482 garages were|, Duncan is the fastest_ man on the|slow or fast pace “that kills.” The } men and lookouts, paying the ton Red Sox, will handle Ty Con's A lot of rookies will take alarm] It’s one fight in which “they won't! nuit in M an last year, hut only | links today. He doesn't'waste time in| result is expected to be of use to busi- mmission on sales. ball players this vr. Jimmy is aa | clocks south with them in an effort tol announce-that the “winner is to get 4] 22 tenements*and 22 houses, making shots, but walks up to th | ness men. oe, \ 8 be \ : fo: e & s wes sy iene oe econ ERENT AEE IEE