The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1921, Page 8

I pentose He Me EN mH TASER RN FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921 THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE f BASEBALL GOES WITHTHEFLAG; YANKS IN PLAY With Ball Season Under Way PAGE EIGHT ec ccaccAeA AA A They’re Here—Tonight Elks’ Minstrels Fri. and Sat. Eve, | i i | | OTHER ACTIVITIES Special values $30 - $35 See the Spring Suits in our window ; Coblenz, Nay 6.—The baseball sea- | son on the Rhine has gpened and now is in full swing, forthe national game | follows the American flag. Uncle | Sam’s army here has a “big league” ‘of its. own and, with the coming of | spring, baseball has taken precedence | ver all other forms of sport. i #oblenz has three teams entered in he league, while nines from Ander- ; nach, Neuwied, Engers, Mayen and | Sayn-make up the eight teams, Two | games are played each week by all ‘teams and, while it is too early in ea! the season to predict whether any Ty i Cobs or Babe -Ruths will be develop- | ge ed, the brand of baseball which is | being dished out here:would compare i favorably with high class. amateur or emi-professional ‘teams which play | Saturday games in medium sized git- sae | ies in the United States. i /Hgei Besides the regular league, every; ==: company has its baseball nine and) me | from these are taken from time to) a | time ambitious youngsters to gradu. i RL HIS is not a sale — its just a demonstration of the value giving power of this store. W E’LL give you satisfaction or your money back. S. E. Bergeson & Son Tailored clothes, $30 up. an a SELECTING FLOWERS FOR — = ate in the “big league.” 2 : Ve Boxing sual goguer footballs whlch ‘ Sim | have been to the:for as ; SMA it | winter have now practically been rel- MOTHER : | egated to, {he second Place. The g ae iW SEWING COURSE anal nos eaten shee nants ater: tain and manage buildings and buy se th eGktee SASS steany tren, the 1s easy for any variety is appropriate and she i PROVES POPULAR by County Agent F. C. Hathway, fol- lows: Monday, St. Andrews township; Park River, N. D., May 6.—So sopu | Tuesday, Mandt; Tuesday evening, lar were the sewing schools offered by Miss Eulalie Chyrch, sewing spe- Grafton; Wednesday, Forest River; Thursday, Fordville; Friday, Cleve- cialist of the Agricultural College Ex-| !ané township; Saturday, Adams. tension division, that seven schools were arranged in Walsh county in- stead of the three allotted to it. The school is held in each locality once | ¢& each week for four,.weeks, the last school being held May 2l. The schools ordinarily hold two sessions one month a New Corporations : Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state include: The Willow Inc., Linton; to main- LANPHER HATS (Style “Sandy’is a -'young man’s hat full of ginger and radiating the prop~ er-air of -youth: and£smartness., FOR RENT—Furnished room in mod- 4G0W. Call after 5:00. 5-681 and sell real estate; capital stock.} Second Battalion of the 8th Infantry $50,000; incorporators, R. R.. Horne,| and the footballs, have now been put ey * | in camphor until’ the fall. mr aouban ee aia fi ' Boxing, in spite of the hot wecever, Lynchburg; capital stock, $25,000; if | ove dae tee the Somus tt hes deal ji Leeiber, "buliding Samsteriale, |Young Men's Christian Association Wesbach, I. Hammond. Durbin; Pg. Ziberty Hut a few evenings ago be- : ; 7 =| tween 4,000 an officers and en: se ‘and, Minneapolis; Nic Biwert, ae ilisted men, with General Allen occn- bi me r J. ‘Weber, Jr., Wheatland; Rob- | pying a ringside seat, gathered to see, ert Reid, Amenia. ‘ua ten-round bout between Leo Hug- | gins of Jersey City, the featherweight TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | | champion of the Americin Army of | Geeupation, ‘and Dienard, the Frepch! 1 champion, who had come up from HOH BAUD. Ere orm and bath. il Movence to try conclusions with the reasonable, and easy terms, might i at paaeees champion won and, ‘1 consider car: (roadster), ax part Day” though the doughboys were greatly ben atk ro. eury ‘4 en | disappointed at the defeat of their Phone 961. u-0-< | favorite they cheered the winner. with ¢ é {as much enthusiagm as if he had been ern home,’ 619 6th, ‘Phone ot one of them. Some pretty. fair fight-, ae A +, | ers ‘have heen deyeloped: | ? - 737K, in April and the, pennant was won by Rent reasonable. Phone if or {the 8th. Infantry, FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, 3: Officers have become addicted to the ‘rooms and; bat.’ 605 ath. Pho j polo habit. Four teams are pldying ; semi-weekly, games ‘and the command- FOR SALE—Drop leaf table and da-| ing general ig taking a deep interest in venport. (Mrs. Austin Logan. Phone | the someon encouraging young 882R: %-6-3t | officers to take’up riding, as Be told WANTED—Competent girl for general | DO YOU KNOW: That the lignite coal deposits of North Da- kota, constitute the states greatest industrial resources? © DO YOU KNOW: That within a radius of two-hundred miles of Bismarck, there is potential mineral wealth estimated by the ‘Department of the Interior of the U.S. Governmnent, at more than $600,000,000,000.00, and that Bismarck is the gateway to this vast field of mineral wealth? DO YOU KNOW: .That the consumption of: lignite coal in North Dakota, this year will be 25 per cent greater than last year? DO YOU KNOW: That a thorough investigation regarding lignite coal will mean dollars in your pocket that would otherwise be spent for coal produced outside the State? DO YOU KNOW: That 1175 cars of lignite-coal were mined and shipped by the Luck Strike Coal Company at Zap, Mercer Coun- ty, North Dakota, from June 1st, 1920 to April 30th, 1921? DO YOU KNOW: That the Lucky Strike Coal Company’s ° mine is equipped throughout with modern electrical mining ma- chinery, and with a specially constructed shaker screen for screen-' | ing and preparing different sizes of lignite coal? DO YOU KNOW: That of our many hundreds of users of Lucky Strike Coal, we have yet to receive the first complaint as to Lucky Strike Coal, we have to re \ - DO YOU KNOW: That for your own benefit, you should ‘be interested in the lignite coal industry in general and especially ‘in- formed as to the Lucky Strike Coal in particular? LUCKY STRIKE COAL CO. Mines at Zap, Mercer County, General Office and Retail Yard, North Dakota. 909-Main Street, Bismarck, N.-D. | ‘housework. Call at 48 Ave. ‘A. 5-Gtt wea or Germany. At each of the ten huts: J|;:managed by the Young Men's Chris-; Bi|| tian Association in Coblens, ‘the sol-; ‘\B|| ed by the Y. M. C.’A,, which the sol-j B|; dier could buy for 30 marks, or about 7 jjency is being promptly remedied, | B3| | however, » Pil| club house is in operation at Air- s|| drome field a few miles out of .Cob- || lenz. \ i! Another well frequented spot is the; | umes under the management of the! Bi Y. M. C. A. and ‘which is opened to || The Salvation Army canteen and| B|' Men’s club is also very popular with ‘|! Both welfare organizations gre do- B|| ing their utmost to make the Amer-| ~ || of opinion, ‘from the commanding gen- | S|; eral down, that they are doing won- a||derful work and that their departure Fi|\from the field would create a void &\| which it would be impossible to fill. | |; The American soldier in the Cob- \!'lenz area lives better than the aver- £ jfood than in the average good res-| || taurants of Paris or Coblens.. | || Here is the menu of-the one Sunday. HAI; pickles, rolls, butter, marshmallow A] any army who has had at his disposi- ‘E|| the military police has come and gone. | u|' tion the organization of welfare which Bi]! joys. Officers say the boys here are} ||, behaving as such. in Coblenz the correspondent has yet | | animosity and they are very: popular | alll H|\ friends at the New Garrick. \ ; the correspondent! Cit was “one branch j of the service in Which we were some- | what behind .the other armies of oc- ‘cupation on the Rhiné,”” This defic- The spring trials -of the Coblenz | Racing Club which took place early | {in April developed some spirited rac- | ing over the half-mile track. Forty-| | , four horses, ridden by American army | bi officers are entered in the five races| and, but for the absence of bookmak- H Bl! ing, the affair would have !voked Iike| B|/ real racing at any well regulated) | | track. | The Y. M. C. A. is maintaining 36: B| | tennis courts throughout the area and | &| | nine courts in Coblenz. A golf course with a well appointed army library composed of' 35,000 vol- | officers and men from one to ten P, M. | the boys. ican soldier in Germany feel somewhat i nearer home and it is the concensus | age bourgeois family. of either France| dier can obtain better and cheaper! ' dinner ‘at the Bahnhof hotel, conduct: ‘a half a dollar: ‘Cream of pea soup, | Toast Danish turkey, nut dressing, | Cranberry sauce, potato croquets, Jer | sey~ sweet potatoes, creamed cauli-j flower. shrimp salad, radishes, olives, ice cream, cake, coffee or tea. | There has never been a soldier in | the American soldier on the Rhine en-; | living the liyes of gentlemen and are Although prohibition does not éxist to see a drunken American soldier in the city and*yet pay day the dread of; The Germans seem to. bear them no: with the frauleins and spooning might; | be added to the outdoor sports which | find favor with many soldiers. { a ae nad | Make it a point to meet your: loves them all. For Mothers living—Flowers bright | For Mother’s Memory—Flowers white. Our flowers are especially choice. Please order early. . 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