The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1922, Page 6

Bismarck, Carson, TRACK, FIELD MEETING FOR DICKINSON Schools of Slope Country and Few East of Missouri River Are Invited’ EIGHT ate Dickinscn, N. D., schools have indicated that they will be represented in the first track and field meet to b2@ held under the aus- pices of the Dickinson Normal School here, May 12th and President S. T. May is confident that other schools will be represented when the actual competition begins. ‘The invitation to take part went out’ to the schools of the Slope country and ‘to a. few of the schools just east of the Missouri Ri- ver. Schools that have intimated that they expéct to take part in either the track and field meet or the declama- tory cortest in the evening include Mott, Hettinger, Beach, Belfield, Taylor and. Dickinson. Becauge Dickinson is located almoat in ‘the center of the Slope District, most of these schools will find it possible to make the trip by automo- bile. Many of the sciiools, in fact, will find this the most convenient way to reach here because of lack of. North and South transportation: The events contested.will he: 100 yard dash. Shot Put. Pole Vault, 220 yard dash. Running broad jump. 120 yard high hurdles. 880 yard run. Running ‘high jump. 220 yard ‘hurdles. Javelin throw. 440 yard dash. Discus throw. , Mile run. % 880 yard relay race. Points will be counted, five for first place in an event, three for second znd one for third, The winning school will receive a cup or banner and the athlete winning the most points will receive a medal, as will the athletes winning plaCes in ‘the different events. Entries for the meet must be in the hands of the president. of the Normal Schcol .in one May 8th, 1 entry of three contestants in event, except the relays. week, or by Monday, Schools are limited to the each The declamatory contest at night is’ divided into two parts, a contest for boys, in which it is suggested that the selections be of an oratorical na- ture and a contest for girls where the suggestion is that dramatic selec- tions be used. * —-——_____-_______—_+ BASEBALL ———__—_—_—_+ o— American Association L Pet. Indianapolis’ . 6 625 Columbus 6 625 ‘ Minneapolis . 6 -600 Milwaukee 7 563 St. Paul 7 533 Louisville 9 438 Kansas City 10 Al2 Toledo 12 -200 Ww L St. Louis 12, 5 New York ll 6 Chicagg »9 6 Boston 77 8 ‘Washington 8 10 Cleveland ... 7 9 Philadelp! 7 Detroit ... 4 L Pet. New York ... 3 813 Chicago 5 638 St. Louis . 7 533 Brooklyn . 9 8 529 Pittsburgh .. o8 8 500 Philadelphia 6 9 400 ‘Cincinnati 5 12 294 Boston ... 4 12 250 American Association Minneapolis 10; Indianapolis 7. St. Paul’6; Louisville 2: ‘Columbus 3; Kansag’ City 0. Milwaukee 11; Toledo 10. American League. Boston 5; ‘New York 2. ‘ St. Louis 13; Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 8; Washington 5. Chicago 6; Detroit 5. LEITH MAN TO Emmons and Logan ganized an league. Included are Braddock, Haz- elton, Linton, Strassburg, Hague and At a league organization meeting here H. O. Batzer, Hazelton, A, G. Lenhart, and SO FAR ACCEPTS Napoleon. May. 2.—Eight |, Haz J. A. Lang, Linton, vice-president. were National League. ‘New York 10; Boston 3, Brooklyn: 2; Philadelphia 0, Pittsburgh 7; Cincinnati 6. Others not scheduled. JOIN S. D. TEA. Leith, N. D., May “May 2—Sig. Morfenson Nleft for Mitchell, S. D., been engaged for the season as pitch- base ball team, members of the Dakota League, Mr. Mortenson held down ‘the same posi- tion last season, and had he not been @ good man in the pitcher’s would not have been engaged for the second S INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE FORMED : for the Mitchell n’s games, Lintom, N. D., May intercounty elected president; ‘ton, secratary-treasurer, where he has box, he 2.—Six towns in ounty have o:- baseball dandruff, promote h: arom aah Preely B. H. Tongy manager of the Linton |’ team was authorized to arrange a tentative ‘schedule. The board of di- rectors, largely malagers of the local clubs, includes ‘the officers “and the} following: Strassburg, Linton, Fischer; Napoleon, G._Greti; Sahti. BALL HISTORY _ MADE YESTERDAY iNew York, May 2.—Baseball history yesterday was adorned by the work of la rooky. pitcher,—this time. Harry Shriver, of Saginaw, in his' debut for |: Brooklyn. ‘His. performance in blanking thy Phillies 2.to 9 with’ three fonely bin- gles excelled the debuts of Matthew. son and other pitching stars. unique feature of the game, however, was that Post, Brooklyn first sacker, had only one put-ou! B. H. Tong; Braddock, 0. Hague, Frank J. Dance every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday evenings at 8:30 at The Coliseum. per dance. $e CITY NEWS jie ara moe Grants Divorce Judge Nuessle in district court yes- terday afternoon granted a divorce to Margaret Mossbrucker Mossbrucker, Russia 37 years ago. Trades and Labor- Entertain Last night the members of the Bis- marck Trades and Labor held “open housd,” cards, out’ 75 people in atten Four Fined Police Magistrate Cashman added to ithe coffers of the city treasury last night by assessing fines against four persons. Two of them, fined $10 and ‘costs for being drunk and disor- derly, could not pay their fines and will go ito jail for nine days. others paid fines of $5 and costs. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MO. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5¢ and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef- field ‘Ave. Chicago, IN, name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package con- 9 {taining Foley’s Honey and Tar Com- pound for coughs, colds and croup; | Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides _|and back; rheumatism, backache, kid- ;|ney and bladder ailments; and Foley 7|Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly ‘cleansing constipation, Dbiliousness, and sluggish bowels. Dance every Tueslays Thurs day. and Saturday €venings a 8: apa The Coliseum: 10‘ Cents} per Crewsky Shoe Repair Shop 109 3rd St., Bismarck, N. D. Across from Van Horn Hotel. We give mail orders prompt attention. a TYPEWRITERS All makes: sold and rented Bismarck Typewriter Co. Bias ANOTHER D. B. €. MAN PROMOTED Again,» graduate o of Dakota Busi- ness College, Fargo, N. D., haswon business honors. H. J. Betnier has been made manager of the Ameri- can Rochdale Stores Co., Letcher, S..D. Volumes might be written about the successful bankers, mer- chants and public men who began their carcer at ‘this famous old school. 230 are bank officers. “Follow the Succe$$ful.”” Da- kota Business College gives you ex- better methods, better teachers, bet- ter positions. Enroll now, be at wor! next Fall. Write F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front St., Fargo, N. D. John Klein; Hazelton, Carl R. Martin; The 10 Cents _ from Peter They were married in assembly’ cancing |. and refreshments ‘being enjoyed to the limit in the Odd Fellows hall. There dance and one and all evidently nad a real good time; Two writing your cathartic for headaches, ¢eptional advantages f& start with— |. -BARBERS DRAW Cuticura Sheupcee Mean Healthy Hair Especially if pteceded by touches of Cuticura Ointment to spots of itching and’ irritation, | This treatment does much to keep the scalp cl clean -and healthy and ‘to STATE. FIN pro tie phat Se Alfred Knutson and ‘Sam G, John- gon, of, Aneta, were: asseased’ fines and costs of $38.85 for practicing barber- ing without renewing: cards ‘by’ Judge Sheets of Lakota, according to an. nouncement by A.~S.) DeVoice;, secre: tary and treasurerzof the North’ Da~ kota Barber Examiners, .and Martin Ramsech, of ‘Bracket, afid’M. «H. ’Ret- terrath, of Southam, -were ‘assessed: fines and -costs. of |,$4250. <¢ach: tng ie shop Devils. Lake’: for condi without Hicenge,. * OFFIC! Ne JOARD: MEETING. in A CIARA the: official board of the’ McCabe ‘Methodist: Episcopal church will be held this evening at 8. o'clock in the men’s room of the church. A full attendance is request-, ed. Keep in mind. theConvention: Mass Meeting . in Public invited. : All members of St. uditorium, Sunday evening, at 8 p.m. Cel brated speakers and good musi Elmo Lodge No. 4, Knights of Pythias, are urged to attend the meeting May 7th. Wednesday evening, May 3rd, as rehearsals will be held: for ‘the Memorial Services on Sunday,| Pills. GOING. IT TOO. HARD? Overwork, worry, overeating and lack of exercise and sleep are respon- sible for much kidney trouble. your back aches and the kidneys seem weak, rest up and use Doan’s Kidney If Chas, L. Pearce, farmer, 320-2nd St., Bismarck, says: “I have used Doan’s Kidney Pills on different occasions when suffering from disordered kid- neys and they have always done me good. I have followed the stone mas- ‘on’s trade and it is‘mighty hard on the kidneys. For a time I was so lame I could hardly stoop dowm to get a bucket of water. I knew my kidneys. required attention sq I) got a box of (Doan’s Kidney Pills at Cowan's Drag ,| Store and used them until my trou- ble disappeared eMtirely. Whenever I have needed Doan’s since, they have: always brought the same good results. I. have frequently Doan’s Kidney Pills.” 60c, at all dealers. Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. recommended Foster-Milburn t}iuntil further notice. the $5.00. Please call..for it, Child: holding ticket. No. 6 wins HART’S MARINELLO SHOP. | Being unable to get a barber, oft |! barber department will be closed. Local.Nurse Will Miss Esther Teichmann Is Dele- gate to Convention in The next convention of the State Nurses Association’ will beheld in Mi- *|not. Miss Esther Teichmann, Represent State At Convention Seattle ‘school nurse who returned yesterday , fron the meeting held in’ Fargo was enthu- astic over the splendid: meetings and the good attendance. ° The officers elected for the ensuing, “year are: ‘Pres:dent—Sarah Sand,’ R. N., Fargo; First: Vice-presiderit—Eve- line. M: Swenson, ° Second Vice-president—Almu: i R. N., of Grand Forks; See- Forks; Ophei iretary-treasurer—Mrs, R. °N., of Grand Lund . Morris, R,_N., Jamestown; Corresponding Se- cretary—Esther Teichmann, local school nurse. Directors—Ida Swaneon, Bismarck; Mildred lark, Devils| Lake; Edith Plerson“of Minnewaukan and Virginia Lake. Rosenberger, Devils Delegates were elected to attend the biennial confere erican Nurses Asssoc! ae of the Am- tion, with (a membership of. 39,006,. the convention of Public Health: maraing and National ‘League of Narelife. 1 be ‘held im Seattle. from which, the Education |} June 26'to July’; The‘ following dele- gates: will represent the ‘North Dako- ta association; ’ Jos ‘Rugby; Sondine' Ne Edith B., Pierson: of Mi ine ‘Stennes of aard of Fargo; nnéwaukan and | Esther Teichmann' of: Bismarck. Alter- nates are Disig’ SteneoeY of. Devils Lake; A special train frogi Chicago will take the’ party to the: west coast al- lowing a two’ days.al @ halt visit: at Glacier National. Par! The State cation met jague-of Nursing: Bau- i corinection ‘with’ the ‘State Nurses Asgotiation and. elected’ ithe following. officers: ‘President—Jo- sephine Stetines. of Rugby; Vicé-pre- si¢ent—Sister. Gilbert of Fargo; Sec- jtelary'sTreasurer—Sivter Grand Forks. 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