The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 6

- here last night. PAGE SIX BISMARCK ‘READY FOR GAME TODAY Everything was set this afternoon for the ball game this evening at 6:30 between: Valley City and Bismarck, spn the local diamond, The diamond expected to be in good shape, despite the morning, rain. Friday’s game with Valley City will be called at 5 P. Me) STRASBURG RG GOES ’ AT A FAST CLIP Strasburg, June 16.—The local base- ball team continues to go along at a fast clip., Strasburg defeated Pollock 21 to 5, and beat Hazelton 13 to 2. Strasburg has won nin& games and lost none thus far this season. MISS STIRLIN IS ELIMINATED Fontainebleau, France, June 16.— (By the Associated Press.)—Miss Alexa Stirling, of Atlanta, American woman golf champion, was eliminated from the French women’s open golf championship tournament today. LISBON BLANKS ___ VALLEY CITY Valley City, 'N. D., June 16.—Lisbon shut out Valley City in a fast game of ball here yesterday by the score of 1 to 0. This is the visitors second victory here, Valley City losing Tues- day’s game 4 to 0. Finch pitched yes- terday for the visitors and allowed but two hits. Charlie Boardman, of Far- &0, occupied the box {¢ er the locals and Lisbon connected with his offerings for five hits. Neither side made any ‘errors, The game was played on wet grounds under a blazing sun. The weather kept the crowds away. ‘Lisbon will not**play again until Sunday. They will meet the Calgary Colored Sox next week for two games. ORIOLES MAKE WORLD’S RECORD ‘Baltimore, June une 16. .— Baltimore tied the world’s record for consecytive victories by defeating Buffalo in the first game of yesterday's double, 4 to 2. The Bisons halted the winning streak, winning the second centest 19 to 8. The Corsicana club of the Texas tive victories |, according to league, with 27 conse in 1902, held the, recor official records. ‘ Baltimore won the last 25 games Played last season., DUNDEE BESTS HANLON New York, June 16.—-Johnny Dun- dee, New York lightweight, received the judge’s decision over Jimmy Han- lon of Denver after a 12-roynd_ bout Dundee was the ag- gressor and scored a clean knock down in the ninth round. SLUGGER JUMPS TEAM , , Sioux City, Ja., June 16.—Del Pad- dock, Sioux City star outfielder, jump- ed the club yesterday. The reason for his leaving is not known, Pad- dock was a heavy hitter, batting .356. He led the Western league, the early part of th eseason- . SPORTS BRIEFS Dick Kerr, Chicago White Sox pitcher, who has not been going good this season,’ pitched ‘fine ball against “ w York yesterday, Chicago winning 0.8. Babe Ruth's hitting was.con- fined to'a single and a double tn three times at bat. Hippo Vaughn pitched great ‘ball for the Chicago\Cubs against New York yesterday but weakened in the 12th 3. inning and New York batted out four runs; winning 6 to 2. Philadelphia Nationals made 11 hits and 1 run yesterday while Cincinnati made 5 hits and 4 runs, Toledo pitchers gave 14 bases on balls yesterday, helping Kansas City win, 16 to 5. LaMar, with the bases full, dropped an easy fly and four Kan- sas City runners scored. ‘Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 8 to 3 in 14 innings yesterday, The Millers staged a batting rally,in the 14th after having been held scoreless since the fourth inning. [ BASEBALL | LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. N ‘WON Kansas City 28 - Louisville S# Paul Minneapo! Milwaukee Indianapolis . Toledo .... Columbus. ‘Cleveland New York. ‘Washington : Detroit . Philadelphia. NATIONAL LEAGUE. + Pittsburgh New York . St. Louis Boston .. Brooklyn Chicago ... Cincinnati . Philadelphia .. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, St. Paul, 6-9; Louisville, 2-10. Kansas oy, 16; Toledo, .5, Milwaukee, 7; Columbus, 5. RETA 8: Indianapolis, 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Chicago, 7; New York, 2. Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia, 5. Washington, 7; St. Louis, 5. Detroit-Boston, rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York, 6; Chicago, 2. \ Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, 3. .|age American business man Cincinnat ‘Bostondi SOUTH DikGTAL “uaeie Sioux Falls. 1; Aberdewn(.6. Watertown, 7; Redficld, 11. Madea G Wahpeton-Breckenridge. MUSIC FORCE FORCE NN BVERY UFE Salt Lake City, seu June 16. — Music has become a force and not‘an adjunct in the life of every American citizen, Anna Faulkner *Oberndortér, Chicago, natignal music chairman,of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, declared in an address here to- day at the federation’ 's Great Salt Lake Council. “We Americans have had the wi ng attitude regarding music for so long sat, that it is dificult for us to graap ‘quickly the full realization of its pow- er,” she said. “As a nation we have treated, music as a thing apart from, ~ instead of a part of, our daily life. is not so many years ago that the al a but ashamed to acknowledge yee tor music, “Now a chanée has come. ° If we're- view the pages of musical history we will ‘find that the greatest growth in music always follows some great war. The pre-war status of ‘music in Amer) ica will never return.” Mrs. Oberndorfer urged daily music hours in the homes during which the _ {folk songs of America will be sung. Music memory cOntests should be started in every community. by wo- men’s clubs, she declared. The speaker declared may latge industries, which started community sings for employes ‘during war times, |’ were forced to forbid tite singing of}, ROTARY CLUBS OF SCOTLAND . Balnburgh, Scotland, June 16. : hb es, of ‘Atfhnta, Ga. today infer, to the Rotary Club tland ‘at-the international .con- vention of Rotarians as a token of American good will. In ,presenting the gift he ‘ praised the spirit of Rotarians which he said was to serve the world—not to be served... THTS spirit, he sald, was be- | ginning to’ pervade, with its subtle beauty and ‘irresistible force, the life, of civilization. I “Rotary,” he°said, “must represent human life with its eager enterprises, vaulting ambitions and the divine nings and: aspirations of its great, robbing, , “In this interpretation I hive placed my emphasis upon the idea of repre- saenation To my mind this is the genius of.our English democracy. The ‘Continental democracy of the eigh- teenth century.and the infantile cries of democracy in eastern Europe to- day are intensely individualistic. 4t a babel of conflicting cries—‘co! fusion worse confounded’—each utter- of his own-need, un- Ameri better han any political party. on any) this flag which I_present to you is| radiant stars of Old Glory. Nor can urely commercial organization, beaut its spirit and principles find a perfect bsg Aen to -express\ uae ai waver. hed tifa pon so meaningtal expression in the life of men. until rit. ‘they can find a periect: 16 translation in hie the language of. the 'English-bpeaking ‘Rotary is ‘American, But Rotary rr) of your Union\Jack while, at the same | democracies of the. ‘world. J Herringbones- Tartan Checks Pencil Stripes : are the new patterns included in these $35 and $45 suits. Everything a Man, to be right in suit style, is to be found in this collection of fine suits. The correct models, the correct patterns, the correct weaves and-coming from _ this store you are assured of ear faction: as SY ‘can archy. ‘jazz’ music in their factories, “‘Jazz" music,” she said, “in its griging| form was used'as accompant ‘|inent ‘tof the Vpodoo ceremonies ‘by ;| which the uneducated and\almost bar- barlc aroysed all His vilest and most sensuous nature.” NO ARTISTIC ABILITY ‘Weary Willlam: Say Rusty! You can cut more weod with less offéft | than any man | ever saw. a 3. We technique Bill. . Them other guys den't under. stand technique. ‘MINNESOTA | - BATTERIES: GUARANTEED FOR TWO YEARS (Free replacement for eighteen mone): Electric Service & Tire Co. 215 Main Street - Si TES) a a CSECEHE CE © Advertsing Telephone Numbers Some business firms advertise their telephone num- bers on signs, on trunks, on stationery and elsewhere. Because of its detrimental effect on the service of subscribers, we urge against this practice. Telephone numbers are always likely to be changed because of alterations in equipment, growth of the busi- . hess or for other reasons. In such cases many persons will continue to call the old number if it has been given publicity, and this, of course, is annoying to both the call- ing and the called subscriber. Then, too, memory ‘is uncertain about telephone . Numbers and it is best to have the number i in the direc- tory only, where it can be obtained Just before a call is made. North Dakota Independent Telephone Co. ing the:langua ‘conscious of “But if democracy ever pauses with Andividual assertion—no matter how liberty which i me ‘Have dar, to deliver: to . Heels;: uae Pisssance Sale, eeds of others. may be the primary instinct of ve it utterance—tt, only exchange tyranny for an- to cross the ocean ju a message from | Saar Friday, June 17th SE. Bergeson &' Son Ends For a Week Oly | Friday, ne = We have gone through our éritire stoc sid find We are overloaded with practically . every item in all departments>: In order to r luce this stock and turn it over into ready cash’money, we have‘come to the conclusion to forget all about profits which we are entit- " led.to;and to make a long story short, we ask you.to’read over these prices ‘and see for Yourself how, cheap we are offering these: “goods for. .... "ene reason why we have cut these. prices so low is that we want to:see our atone packed arth anxious; money saving buyers, and give aur customers and friends: values which: they have-always been given at our store. es THIS SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JUNE 17th AND ENDS FRIDAY JUNE 2: af Ladies Bleck cs Abn hi igh | Top Button ala” ‘3 learance Ladies’ Brown High Cut Shoes with Lewis “3a Ladies’. Patent , Leather Gitordd Turned b ; Soles, with Lewis Heels. June Clearance TOUT TIT SUSULSNECNE UCD SUH ENN TENE Fe nic $2.95 Ladies’ Black High Heel Pumps, Leather Lewis Heels. June Clearance .. $3. 45 sale, per pair...... fostewe ced D ABOUT THIS LOT San ~ OF SHOES We have a miscellaneous lot o Ladies’ shoes which are too numerous to list each one, but we are going to say that you will fied all the latest myles 4 in a ace includ- ing Oxfords, Pum) Hig! Shoes, with Cuban’and High Heels’ In’ in, you will get a real bargain at. this Price. June Clearance. zale, 95 Ladies’ White High Top Canvass shoes, High and Cuban Heels. June Clearance oa pair taf cee ee: ene seeee $2.95 Ladies’ White Rein-skin Oxfords with Cu- ban Heels and Welt Soles. June Clearance pa $4.95 Ladies’ White Rein-skin Oxfords 348 cov- ered Lewis Heels. June Clearance, per pair. LADIES’ NIGHT een We have a large variety of Ladies’ Night Gowns in all materials which we are going to lumpin one big lot at. this ridiculous price. . You will: find in this t » gowns that sold for $1.50 to $3.00, at this June Clearance Sale. | Your 8 pick, each for.....+. 4s : Cc LADIES VOILE WAISTS. Plain white and Fancy stripes, regular $1.50 to $2.00, values. June tes Clearance a @ACh. oc. ese es ae 210 Main % In order to | close out this lot which we have all sizes © 98c : The APRONS - Ladies A ns in all patterns and lors. June Clesrance Sale, e CMCH oo ive ciiecceecese ee Teaeceeee 8c LADIES UNDERWEAR: Ladies mustin summer weight union suits. . Bele Ladies Knitted summer weight union suits, i had $1.50 value. June Clearance me GO. ose avenba tic oess baie Se 98c Ladies Knitted summer wegiht union suits, Es oli value. POF BUIt Sei cece cece oeee “4 CURTAIN GOODS in hits and cream with = June Clearance Sale, Per yard ......ccsecee Rie viet ceators 4 ‘ PIECE GOODS 36 inch Pereales,: swhite and dark colors, in all figured ee heat J 5c: A Clemrancei 32 inch Dress Gi et they re reg- ie Dike Sarees et Or 29 ance Sale, per yard...... gisisieaeie'eis c 36 inch Voiles in all solid colors regular 4c values. ane Clearance per yard . 36 ‘inch ‘takes Voiles, regular 75 values. Sale, peg ie eS Feces “ie TOWELS Fancy Turkish Loa regular tbe value. June Clearance 49 c each ....s. 00 cee tecteccceccene \ Extra Large Turkish Towels, regular $1.50 swalees: June Clearance. Sale, PLAY SUITS Calltreen Fiag ete pothhe in sili styles and col- : Clataes Sale, per sui 5 .89c Childrens White Play aits in white and stapets $2.00 and $3.00 ‘8c Cc regular June Clearance Bale, CBC civ ccccccsiwtececccscessece “ Childrens summer Union Suits, regular 60c values. June Sleepers. Sale, each . Children’s Black Hose: Sune Clearance ‘Sale, per pair. A Childrens Black Hie all sizes, regular to 50c values. ists Caputcnes” 5 Cc Sale, per yelr.- We apececesesecesees fais and leather. -June Clearance — 9c, . 85 . air Store CHILDREN’S SHOES . One large: lot of "Boys and Girls shoes, all June Clearance Sale, Ata 10% Discount. ‘MEN'S SHOES \ Men’s Brown Dress Shoes. June Clearance | i= sale, per pair oo... cyeeceese eet eeee e Fae oi Black Pres Shoes. June Clearance te SHIRTS Men’s Dress shirts, . oauler $1.50. value. Jame Clearance Sale, each ......... be eeeeed “Men’s. ‘Work: shirts. ‘June Clearance Sale, each UNION SUITS Men's Union Knitted, summer weight union suits. June Clearance Sale, Men's Athletic Union Suits. June Clear- an are 8c SOCKS Men’s 4ocks in white, Brown and Black. Juné Clearance Sale, Men’s Rockford work socks. Jurie Clearance Sale, per pair: 15¢ * Men’s Lile Socks, all colors, regular 45c ‘value. June Clearance le, CANVASS GLOVES Men’s Canvass Gloves, regular 25c values. June Clearance Sal 5 c Men's Canvass Weather Faced Gauntlet, regular 50c value. June: Clearance Sale, per pair OVERALLS Men’s Heavy. Union Made, Blue Overalls. June Clearance aa y Phone 140 Bc Sc_ 1) LLM i A uC i RC CCC eis a AUTH NEN AAUTTANTUN AUUOUEN TA USHO EU NTAENH UAH DONT THT