The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1921, Page 6

IN A ae 6, Hi HERE: OTHER TOURNAMENT WINNERS ee ee \ N - il scare. of 2 tb 10. ai won the ri iit” , Local Team Makes Great Fight to go to the state tournament. Bow- ‘i 5 - f bells had previously defeated Portal but Loses-by Two fi to. Points “ Devils Luke lost to Egeland, 21 te * . The Devils Lake team wai weak: ened by having played four games in ES H| two days to reach. thee-tontnament AN EXCITING PINTS H finala, It was the opinion of épecta- \~ arora tora. that the Egeland team’ ‘will’ be Mandan, Wins With Two Min-) *te‘of the best in the state tourna: utes to Play—Teams That Minot beat Harvey, 16 to 14, in the} Ss totirnament in the Magic City. / teams. will play In the state has- i pe TNE had beaten Wililatgnt 10 ‘Wahpeton put Fargo out of the rian} hing by a scbre‘of 16 to 13. Valley City took Jamestown in tows, 22 to ry, giving the winner: right to go to Mandan high school’s sturdy, bas-| Minot, and Hettinger beat Dtelchiaoa kethall tossers will represent. this| 11 to & district in the state tournament, at Expect Fast. Games, | e ~Danfiy “Kramer (left) and; Lew ‘Tendler- (right). Minot on March 6 and 17. from: various tournament. The across-the-river team defeated te that the competition at} (N. E. A. Staff 8; cial.) ps Kramer is a’ new-comer. ) -bevelose. ort eerie Mar (be k enough Recently he went ‘to Milwaukeé 0 Go to Minot / Harvey made @ spectacular rally inj : : 2 ~ “| thel second half but could not = | CHAMPIONS, | come the lead of Minot, | Minot ‘had : as Ftom Grand: ‘pa dows to y” these delicious meats are thor- The following hizh school”) previously eliminated Bottineau 17 to: ( t whol¢, ay Mig ia like Oliver: Twist, they ree 7» kethall tournament: (irand Forks, » Valley City, Bowhells, Hettinger, Wahpeton, Fgeland, Mandan, MI-+ not, ‘alent to handle ab hepa easily and quickly prepared; ;—there is! no ‘waste; and ‘she ean keép a quantity on hand for. emergencies. _ She ‘knows too, that Uncle Sam’s crashes: of purity isbehind every Bismarck for the third time this sea- f son at basketball’ in the local gym- Sosa yall ike to be brother: search of work. Jn the gymnasiul ‘can and that she pays Jess than pre-war prices for” this nourishing nasium by a score of 17 to 15, and fi 4 Fient enough alle to be twins! acted like a dummy.) ‘canned corned beet and corned beef hash. oe but only by the hardest fight seen on f| | But paler igivwaight. ate not ane aie. he Hee Erankia Scheie, x ie : the local floor in yea in . ‘ w Tondier, ight, are woukee's best pounder, = With Mandan’ the favorite on past “aT Aire ce cHebe tals bina @ ie eee, pertornied ike a pocket 4 ‘Insisi ‘on. your, dealer getting; you a supply of this wholesome food, i t . ‘ ¢ = 2 inthe tray to wla; dad: hetore the GAMES START tended, " extd tH ight fobt’ forward.| If hé gets + as Téndler ne There's a legitimate, profit in the sale for him’ (wholesale prices'listed . They'te southpaw -Gould. pass for his ‘double in'the ree bel) and a considera le saving for you. ae “% oe 1 ¢ and corner of the gymnasium, knew that it was going to seq the greatest agntest had gone a few minutes the a2 ; , | Tendler is well: established as ohe| They hit: ‘alfke, comb. thet Spectators: which erowded Every. NEUE [i IN FEW D AYS of the\ best of thé 133-poindérs, | alike, smile. alike and every 1 gst peas jad Cea 5 mic em, Thy wil you sm dn ot wat pou i sav 08 / — a Giec. THOR Th, SUN iw Tanner hata tiny_.shred: of\thecounterfoll remains fight of the year. There wag a great! ‘ —— crowd of Mandan’ faris “to see the, New York, . Mai: —Inte¥iLeagué: : yo game. as well as loca! supporters. , | 8Pring exhibtion games between tho hed. to thé deaf roid T in: \ ‘ \ ( Both teams played fiercely, arid| clubs of the major circuits will be in| attached to the draft. “Thi8 ls an in seer HASH. CORNED BEEF SS both deli of euiarda watched he for-| full ‘swing Within thé. iéxt. few days,| timation to the buik ee tie<check vf svt c DEA EN " wards like hawks, At the end of the| elving baséBall’ fans their first op-; Is genie... Ht SAB S08: 38 percen o Ned cane 8 i per cs cans, ite et can Giicome'sh pee eta portunity: to compare the relative | Perliaipachowever, the i in y first half the score stood 7 tb 7. Ditr- strength of-the rival pelinant covibi-; dinary-device’ ia thitt adopt ing the second half Mandan madé the nations. The devélopment of. thls! w, Hebrew. Hi rales plat be ee 8 — Se is ‘ 5 ‘ ar rew. He a : ap ey ; : = Ee necessary two points to put ie in| feature of the southiana iraining ex- ¥ ii tuint ick Beare One champion. that “tant chasing «| 4 TABLE OF DISCOUNTS Dealers’ orders should | a the district champlonship clas® and peditions has made marked advance caretllly, pertuinhg attry, cee Leer challenger is John Kilbane. - } “Discounts to a: all, purchsees of 3 5 Fy ; give ad right to go to the Minot} during recent seasons. The sched-| ie a figenture yall 8 an in ‘scent Soy i! 4 November 15,- M028. ore ‘ss follows; cme Semned: meats on ‘end| after be\sent to Depot ournament. ules. show that a big petcentage of! Wich IS very dimeult to o Silence from. Mike O'Dowd's ‘corner ar Bie wth. Quartermaster at the Throws a Long One, the 16 clubs, composing ‘the National Sar ear oes ‘ \ 1,001 to-2,500 s McDonald. ‘Mandan’s big. guard,| and American Leagues; will play such| * Joh “e Tour of 1866, of the world is deafening. " iy oat tag'orer following addresses: 5 ~ made the necessary field basketball] contests previous to: the opening ot, Johnson's “Stwiig ‘round: the Circle” r 7 Sra: ; ye . Broek! i : to give Mandan the win with but 4w>] the 1921 pennant races. |-was nn éxpréssion frequently. to be met } The rookics have’ started * ed Fag Gevirainenl n eer on cetlond ote shy, pant tn in the United egoklya; Ws '.; Spuh St, abt First { and one-half minutes yet to play. He A, study" of the ante-season dates of) with in the full of 1 was ape | To zipping them fast—- , t , Boston, Mass., Army Sapply Bete. Rar unopwered, At, Nearly tesco rtRe _inajor. (eke teams: ialea te piled to a spedeti-nid ir made) While-the veterans. smile; f 3 Ce CHASES COUNT Chicage, Til, 1819 W. sith St. of the floor and togk a long shot for pclae oe ; | .by President Jonson dbout that tine. They. know it won't last. oe $90,001; 24% net: to prevail: tagheee \pebeh the teas nie La Joop (Phrousi ied Bnd AAS favorable: meatier eo Presdeiit. Jolin: left Wathington Psi eras Reem ce Sa) et id eet to: ree j niinutea the Mandan ani got iheball part*of April, fully taro-thirda ot these August’ 28, : 1860," in‘ compliance with |. Carpentier decldrés “thera aren't Let i toward the Bismarck’cnd of the,floor | contests. will probably be played. “Ai & requgft that-he, would Iuy the corner- jenough marks in Germany to et. bim _ MINIMUM onben agcerttn, $280 . { and passed it between them, making large majority are caged for the south| stone of a .monutent ‘to be erected || fight in Berti tew years-a 0 ¢ no effort to make a-basket, but, en-|@ud southwest, ‘although ‘sevéral of| to Stepheri .A.. Déuiglad,. in Chicago, sto fight in in. A fe 150 deavoring\to keep the lead until the| the :clubs will complete; heir. spring| September. 6, . He whb' attendéd by. n |,ho wanted to fight there . nothing. : training with a\seFies of Home games} distinguislied ‘party, including’ several een 3 aee whistle blew. Bismarck made the first. point!of| J¥8t.before the opening 6 Festa members of his Cabinet: General Grant Hoppe has ‘put: ‘Hth $2600 fortalt the game. a/ foul throw by Jfson, aente exhibition dude Y Goohaal and Adnitra/ Farragut ‘also Were! ty.|'money back’ in: his ‘savings account shortly after’ the opening . whistle with Saateet latwoon: che Ph riphia| the party. ‘The’ route. was byway of |'were‘it will draw. more’ intere ‘ blew. The first aon was exactly alivericand tie the ‘St. Loui tion-| Phllndeiphia, Newi, York. atid’ Albany. loremans guve it...) even; but in the sdcond half it seemed’ Iu one ‘of* his, speeches the president as if as soon a8” Bismarck, tied th ae at Hodatons Tory iiaey. gad ‘tor referied to ‘himself. as ae having |. All the clubs! Li a cfines to score Manin would slip se point auch eventd are scheduled for deci-| “swung aroutid the entire éircle’ of wweject the draft ahgit players’ bis. over, an is continue: roughou lic ry I Toa There. wére many fouls, fhe players ron gach, dade grace rae Meant the are : The ch trae aiearmae qeen ' Joe Ray has ‘regdlyed. ‘a: cgteas| man again, But {t would cost the pro>| he wanted to swap ‘Ty Cobb for a bai | RIGHT EARFUL on both sidés being anxious to win. Philadelphia ‘clubs will éach figure in| paper reporters, and a4 chine to ‘be {speed on the indoor’ ‘Hoare: moter just '60,000-seeds to pay. Joe'off;} club. The Hoosier flyweight from Fort If Alfson had been able to conttius|'zames on ‘titir hothe grounds just tic- eT eee 4, ‘Wayne ~~ generally applied to hisNour, Jobn-}: Cobh says he'll ‘hey everyihing tute Ss er Lewia “aalats he'l use the ff the pace in throwing fouls with Which} fore ,the opentiig of. the: Pennant!-son’s welcome was, mixed, for pas- Nyéar ibcver. sows dan dlayer. headlock In ail title matches. Business sdivnpione ta sine ee) aint A send muh ee ee e pies pointe by a chases. : aontaag | sons ran‘ high dn. those: times,\. The pave of protecting his crown. fi By neat johnny Buff. ; General attitide was, howey The boxer who: has, “only, a cauli- We —o— % Tom Lipton wants in on King Al’s ferent. However, Mandan made but| ¢ five points on free foul throws; the ON Guano NST FORGERS | ceo and. even’, cordial. inthis te- flower ear to show for his campaign | Fresldent' Gin of the Bra pect St. Louis contrasted very. favor- : ways can’t run a typewriter.- fe! Hasi’t a ‘tempefawental player on| Yacht derby, Tom would add salt to aN any deep sea event, iam@ as Bismarck. ——s ; Pays Team Tribate. 3 Men of Mendy Séetet: Signe:! mi oye with: sore other pg cities, |: cate Lee aic a ‘club. 4 ‘ bi ee ° fai coal nay i velaid, Chicago and» Springfield ve Glant rodkies)-w: ite Prensa ae he hagas oy ea ncaa lay Ay had extended to. him no official. recog: [for Larry’ Doyle's old jov.7 It'll take The Davie: cup > missed the boat to Rese oie: ice, Seat Ee game was over. He said he had nev- ft | nition, while at Indianapolis Ke was [all ot tien covey ths junid-arownd| America: At was a slip in posing: tracts.. Was willing to'eough on } 4 i is La | seco! hat Larr, % f work. er patturs ta ne tke bap ket.t ke ae ans nh pete Se Maa ane aia not atreetten Wee ehtreny ited figd 2 ‘ saarigmoter Cochras of Hngiand: has Ruth and Hornsby. wit battl each ee critical points alone counted for Bls> which te hart ie oie waite at any country, serving) ait did; but to in: win aetaln hla Annie elas brgered bear eden ey in; genins other in their frst game in’ an exh nfarck’s defeat. monient to, find himself: victimized and jtensify the fury of ys bypesitlonc 4 De ey bitfon, contest at, Lake Charles: March ¥ Antonio on. tii ith the Peay and ae together’ than a ane in Same. nisiaaee his uccount depleted. Ranshs aly Bar : ‘ Eyer mals 5 ws 2 Ae Quen te furplah)e eon biden t urke played forward for Bismarck | “In order. to-prevent the successful ~ |! ga! Antonio fans are, already’ {pl LEFT EAR . ‘preve ntonlo fans ate, Already irl’ |. lbulbldus Zhyatko. His wrestled In nae Claim Cure for Rabies, titig their affections between Ty Cobb's in’ place of Taylor, who has been, the uttering of @ -fotged check, several A vaccine ‘has just been, discovered | Bengals and Hughie Jennings’ Glatite, |, regular forward. The lhe-up was af tien have hit upon, devices which even 916 tiatches Without bein; i Bill: Miske. atarta to take the air, e plated. Refreshed from taany alespe-: follows: “dah | the smartest criniidal, could "hirdly, dp- |, by two doctors of the Pasteur institute agai i Jack 0 : | He's fighting now in Brennan's class. ors PCy: Bama gh totward eee fee | Wn Paris whleb, jt is Heclaved, provides aeteaine wotalic tor Ooo eamnnd tt) elt aoe Ne cube te reenter Add looking where heNeaps, @ BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA: Burke 8 ees Newgaatd For instance, there: is'am Ainerican | a certain, cure’ for Tabies. ;. The vac- ~t the/ring bustriées, Ce f ‘ Knorh ell over the Northwest for Quality ’ Left ‘forwara , millionaire who "makes & tiny biot’on| cine discovery. Professors ‘Marte and lick: Altrock’s 3 funny bone iw pee od : * ar 7 o Malb us your FILMS 0 uate? Ws gece oe Gray | some part of the gtheck as a sign-to| Remlloger declare, has already ‘been | ported to be in rild-seaow’torm. Nick! Honus Wagrer cot the biggest pises : Center i the pank cashier. that it is genuine. Not| tried successfully on dogs afflicted controls the laughing bau Gt the| of toast sever zfven at a. hoe league ‘ Altson, 4.20 yy eda ++.-Hanson jone, forger Mi ‘a_thousand would at-| with the disease gnd has effected (major : breakfast. i Right guard tribute a blot ta, anything but care speedy cures in every case. 4 ae eye Boise. 0! haaects as Mabeuela lessness, and quite‘ Humber of would-| The treatment’ can. iso be’ em-| When-a shatiog bets’ on himself ne} Spring traintig trips ‘dre a circus. U ASK EOt ; Always plenity of clowns, =o Grass tennis. courts. will be Joe Lynch “is willing g0, more halt. -way in bea Pete Her} tingt as the dodo in 10 years, port ! be swindlers- have’ found themselves ployed asa preventive: and aty one j Is gambling on the she: gate: t George 5 Gussner| puted up sharply on presenting an| taking ‘it becomes Iinmune to hydro. Summary—Field baskets, Bismarck, }:unblottéd check over. the counter. cae -Kludt, 1; Burke, 2; Alfson, 2. Foul] © Another man has hit. ppom the tdea at throws, Alfson, 5... Mandan, eld bas- of_apparently making a mistake in kets, Gray, 1; NeWgaard..2; Hanson. the, date in the right-tiand top cor 1; McDonald, 2; foul throws, Guss- ‘ e P. ner 5. ner of ‘the check, which /mistake is | Set eet | Scere Se ay at : 3 Grand Forks eagily won in her dis- i i 23 Big ame’ animals ‘don't spe ped Fi “ ae trict over the Park River quintet by} of tle corréet uif@: The. check forger | English. “ crest . cui a score of 25 to 8. The Forks team would hardly tegard. such: an appar- But they’do speak, a language. . : had _ previously defeated <Grafton in ent blunder as the result of deliberate And ‘they“obey thelr mothers ane the hardest fought game of the dis-| intention; —./ fathers, theip leaders and .sentinels: trict tournament there by a score of| -:A. Frenchman with. whom this sub-.| better than the people who do speak! 19 to 15. Park River won the right]: ject was, discussed staig that hig ‘own | English or any other language. to meef Grand Forks~by eliminating} method is an almostinfallible one.| Of this ‘Harry Allen, ie Brins- Eine talinas St a a, K Whenever hé-writes a check, he takes| wick guide, is: cergain. ells defeated, Kenmyre by’ 2] the precaution of tearlig it out of his! FoF 34 years ,he.hias been spotting = joear, deer, mooge, . elk and other ‘ffitives of the forest wilds for hunt- ing parties. -. | T-have seen ‘wild’ animals talk to each other ‘many times,” says Allen. ‘Those who dont obey their leaders ‘NP and sentinels often pay with their T lives. : ‘HA’ S| + “Man ‘is the subject of their -langu- bs age so far.as I am.able to study s BUTTER iS. cal TAERN EASTER] ' ~ MARCH 27th: Te day evety géod dresser wants to look his best, See my Easter Styles and, Pat- tefns. A selection to meet every taste and pocket book.- _! Suits $29.50 Up -- KLEIN- L tchers. can spit: on ‘the tin the Ameri- ih the ‘National. , Hhighte Jennings add Joh core BS | haven't decided which sill ait beaind the ‘roltop des yet. Liges i 7 ebson Mike |! Ratie diane and the fanaging job: with the Tigers is that ? z B i i F F: E ii | them. ¢ Theres a sella “Their we: pons of defense are their a ke to this fine h hat a A | feet_ heels. cae : ; £ rt : apr aP x Tailor and Cleaner . P fo this mne. att! y “Onee on ithe Caines river I eae PMc. et ; } | across a calf. moose, lying at oe é 4 =a) ‘ ; is the hall mark of a nearly couceal in thé bunch grass. ( : ni on ile Ww Y quality. i At sight iof. diirboat a'deer in the sistante tga we eee vepDty. Ate good 3 | distance beat a tiitso; with: his feet to! on ad, i ~ BANK POSITION \ warn the young calf: of danger.’ “It. paid no attention to-the signal | Many attractive ” colors to choose from. for fight. “ever appéaled to you, lod’ through “Getting slowly to: its feet it’ came — - ay Qs Ghlisese deel ae Ensen {up to our boat: and looked, us over a ; R IN i ito: Chaiices ‘wit ibacitalon! é equipped College banks in the country, j without fear. P > i Uiless you" the name “Bayer” on): fe a) Here the-student learns to do ao- hen it went 19 iting sys ; package of on, tabléte you ard-not get- rg ing. It 1s real banking, using = (pa s| spot, curledsup: ond: went to sleep. While fishing ire eal | Ung: genuind “Adpirin pr ibed” by. ind real-bank accounting, up- - = “It had, béen, told by, its: mother to| catching something. 1 “hunting big { icians’.for twenty-one it . . - i B A ER EXCLUSIVE ‘ELECTRICAL SPECIALISTS | stay there an wait ee Fetith. sane you. nite tramp for.days with,/ vate fa millions. seers Se: } lane ates ‘susie enicete i “If it: anders deer’: ‘1an- | oiit catching. sight of anything.” pat ue in thie fcl- 2 ©. Krahl Mp omg am Deleo, ney and guage it refused to ‘disobey thé moth-|. Allen’s, headquartesg ‘are at Pen- « a C Nil pte A, Sane mien and, worven'for the: Sigh: > rs, Bosch,, mann & flack Net mae or mattaiti:: Raracie, Toothache, |:-~ "| er-salaried boukkeeping and steno K-W Magnetos, Exide and Misinesota bat- Allen likes to fish.even better. than! ea n! Lubago and. fof. Pain. - th graphic positions. Send for partion SERVIC teries, and Klaxon horns. j to;zhunt. on. government. Cimber. ia "| bowiga of twelve Bayer Tablets of ne : a take ‘ter thous lider eae ELECTRIC SERVICE & TIRE.CO. ‘There’s more reat sport in langing| He-is now 60. He sbi nel driving | piri’ cost. fits. on a ani ousands t others, you J your first trout’. or salmon” in\the| a team’in, a lumber. scamp: ; ell larger. kagées. Aspirin is “ike wil attend: Bismarck, No. Dak, spring than in bringing down ‘your| ‘His biggest day. in E ates ‘moose | tra rade mark Of Bayer MatiGfacture of |. , ia ‘Write GM. Sangum, Prés, ‘Ble first: deer or imogee in= “the tall” hejwas'on-July 21, 1916: He paw 69: aceticactdeater ot Salieylicaetd: | io marck, N. Dak. oy e