The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 3

1923 FRIDAY, MAY:18, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | shooting have been invited to shoot at the Bismarck Gun club’s grounds near the Country Club, and the shoot is set for 10 a. m. Sunday. The Gun club grounds here have been decked out with benches and the traps improved. “GERMAN OAK” WRESTLESHERE Al Sigfrid, Heavyweight Wrestler, to Meet Stanley Rodgers CARDINALS TO BE TOUGHEST FOR GIANTS rly Season Dope Indicates Branch Rickey’: Stanley Rodgers, vyweight cha one of the North Dakota mpion wrestler, will best he on N h mer , Contender 25 in Al Sigfrid, “The German at the Rialto theater. Sigfrid has been in this country May 18. about two and won a wide Cardinals, reputation in the cast before com- edges over both the Philadelphia and | ing to Minneapons for bow Boston clubs, thereby in second place in the replacing the} held the world’s ch mpion ue, today appear as t ae 2 5 trongest team the New York Giants | “E2S, ec EMRE Ta Cantos will have to face in the forepart of ae * HEOee ce menat ney con ay ey Hornsbe: gre [ dition. The local man has lost but ae Vinale: Inia { Me bout in the last year, that with Tae an attack | Henry Ordemann, and he — proved Fr the Giants, next week, and st, Bimself able to meet the top-notch- L cd him,' battering | ¢"s in that bout : of Brooklyn off tae! Thor Jenson and, Joe Moug will ere tor i {furnish one of the preliminaries Having taken but one game from} 6 round miged bout while Stev the Reds, which they did yesterday,| Hagen and J, M. Montreille will box 13 to 6, it is too early to fortell how | four rounds. the Giants going to fare against a Cincinnati. ee) Pittsburgh kept on the toboggan| | STANDINGS ! when Dick Rudolph came out of re-] @ ge emery tirement and pitched the Boston Braves to a sensational 10-inning AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. vietory in pitching du 1 to 0. The Ww. L. victory lifted the’ Braves to a tie] Kansas City fie ad with the Reds for second division] Louisville . 16 9 leadership and to within one point] gt Paul Vaan battered the helpless Cade te cis The Yankees slammed Shocker of | Milwaukee Lest) Louis as though he were a re-| Minneapolis ........ 8 15 , 9 to 2, and the Philadelphia] /ndianapolis ....... 9 16 Athletics showed contempt for the = veteran Uhle of Cleveland, winning ay {to 2 Babe Ruth got his fifth home run, New Yor q Detroit defeated the Red Sox, 6|St. Louis ... 12 to 2 Pittsburgh ... ieee) mH ashington pounced on the White Chicago . . 4 Sok in 10 innings, 83 to 2. Boston rear iees |} 13 - Cincinnati a Brooklyn 1 a6 Philadelphia Ge am AMERICAN LEAGUE Ww. ; BEGIN WORK)... ».. Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 12 ” ee Peanut Detroit 13 Will Waste no Time Preparing Satauie i 14 For Tom Gibbons Washington .... 13 Chicago 14 Great yey aj rp || Sean os Sie a ee jil-foot rected atte if = aie Great whie > Dempsey in his preparation pe ete ae world championship figut w AMERICAN my Gibbons at Shelby, July 4, and] gt. Paul the work is being done under person-} India al supervision of Dempse Brileaitronio: Collin bus One of the rings will be in the big] ‘Toledo- Kansas City, postponed, pavilion of the park and the other rain, in the open air on site of the old ee Volk Brewery, on ‘the banks of the NATIONAL LEAGUE, Missouri rive St. Louis 6; Brooklyn 3. Active training wil] be started by] Boston 1; ‘Pittsburgh 0, (10 in- Saturday or Sund nings). J. Molumby, Montana com- UM New York 13; Cincinnati 6. mander of the Aherican Legion, who Chicago 7; Philadelphia 4. is home fra Shelby, announces ous that $300,000 worth of tickets to the AMERICAN LEAGUE. at 1 contest have been sold and that} New Yark 9; St. Louis 2. $190,000 in reservations have been Washington 3; Chicago 2, nings). Detroit 6; Boston 2. Philadelphia 4 veland 2. STRUGGLE FOR LIBERTY SAME IN ALL LAND (Continued /from page 1) to the Kingdom of Sweden claims on Norway and the establishment of the Kingdom of Norway with Prince Christian Frederick as king. “Great as was the achievement on (10 in- made in addition, already, and t the event is already assured of being a success from the box office stand- point. MANDAN MEN ENTER SHOOT Mandan and Bismarck sharpshoot- ers will compete here Sunday. ‘Che Mandan experts at clay pigeon May 17, 1814, in securing liberty and | democracy for the Norwegian people, | it was soon discovered that much re- | mained yet to be done to realize the ideals of the new constitution in the life of the people, but through the unccasing labors of such a galaxy of | brilliant leaders in i w, literature, art, music g religious life und in the industrial} and trade activities af Norway during | the next century, as has never been | surpassed in any other country, the foundation so well laid at Kidsvold | soon had erected upon it a splendid edifice, proclaiming the wisdom and | statesmanship of the leaders of that country,” the Governor said. “This | union lasted under several kin; til by peaceful revolution, the sown at Hidsvold found full fruition, and the bonds were severed on June | 7, 1905, since then Norway has had | its separate king. ' 109th Anntversary, “It is the one huniredth and ninth anniversary of the adoption of this constitution we are celebrating to: and wherever people of Norv birth or ancestry are found, if th be true sons and daughters of th liberty loving race, th is being celebrated by them and the flag of, the descendants of the intrepid Vik ings proudly unfurled,” the speaker id. “Patriotic music in swelling , notes floats upon the bree and re- joicing ubounds. Yet it is not the day we celebrate; it is not the flag | we honor; it is not the time or tune of the music that strikes a responsive | chord in our hearts, but it is the memories that those awaken in us, it is the historic incidents that they re- ( call; it is the thought of the suffer- | ing, the privations, and the agonies { of those who have achieved so large a measure of liberty for us; it is the | ideas and ideals for which these stand that makes the heart of eve true lover of liberty throb with add ed ecstacy And pride on such di Anniversary celebrations s at | sign posts by the roadside, the ernor said. / “On these days we should look back upon the 4 st, rejoice in what | has been accomplished, remember | those who h helped us upon our | , and profiting by our experience and their counsel, set manfully out for the greater heights and the lar- ger liberty. For not only is eternal vigilance the price of liberty, but the | eternal struggle for more liberty | the lot of him who does not shirk | but who manfully secks to contribute | its share toward the prosperit greater happiness of the race.” BISMARCK {§ HEADQUARTERS FOR MAXWELL, Walter P. Lomas Heads Com- pany to Distribute Car in This Territory head-| the rritory known | arck has been made 8 for the distribution Maxwell automobile in this t with Walter P. Lomas, well in western North Dakota through his years of business experience ling the distribution in the firm of | the Lincoln es Com, Offices | were established today at 207 Broad- L. DeLiguori, Maxwell superviser, | was here from the Minneapolis dis- trict office to aid in the installation of the compiny “After looking over the field very carefully. was influenced in taking | on the Maxwell because of the re- volution t r has wrought with- in its own sphere in the last yea said Mr. Lomas. “The Maxwell car | today has established itself beyond | question as « quality product, offe ing in that respect value supe ior that the usual observer im- mediately, recognizes it.” The Maxwell, one of autdmobiles manufactured, has plants. in Detroit, Dayton, 0., and New le, Ind., Mr. De Liguori said, the oldest th: being so locnied as to manu- facture at a minimum cost, with equipment up-to-date and of the KG Oinices for'4 (more then 2 pound and a batt 5) SAME PRICE For over 30 years BARING POWDER | USE LESS than of higher pee brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY OUR GOVERNMENT | North Dakota southwestward to the | Plateau States. ‘over the south-central stat derate temperatures prevail general- ly, but increasing pressure and low. ter temperatures prevail in j and Saskatchewan. jare in excellent condition in all sec- tions, and cross roads are being im- proved rapidly. ~ Corn and Wheat. hund-|Big League Teams Lose of libert cans who kind to produce at maximum speed with remi Maxwell” | probable tonight and Saturday. Colder. making gopher poison with a consid- For North Dakota: Rain probable] erable saving as compared with the ; tonight, and Saturday. Colde: | ing has been: accompanied by | | BISMARCK | Bottineau | Williston Moorhead, Minn. Hydrogen is made to: solidify’ dt a temperature of 470 degrees below ‘zero, Fahrenheit. Sweaters. of Silk or Wool For Summer Wear It’s a fact one cannot have too many sweaters for summer. No fussing or pressing. Besides a change of sweater means another costume these days so diversified are the styles, sleeveless, slip-ons tuxedos in the greatest array of new sports shades imaginable. Blouses for Sports or Dress Jacquette blouses smart for sports—lovely Oriental blouses for dress wear. All will be found in alluring selections here. They may be chosen to offset the skirts they ac- company—and incidentally their own chic charm. Many Games to Minors|'° suitable for two; also, good gar- 2 age, cement floor, 514 Fifth St. By NEA Service fans of that city have set their 5e18-Bt ce, : the| hopes for another pennant. New York, May 18.—One of | the : ve ila Teatures of the spring| The Mobile club of the Southern Ome Teale eure h | Association as well as a number of training trip of the major lk other clubs in that circuit have] : — clubs was, the unusually large "un-| shown great strength in the exhibi- FOR RENT- urnished Apartment her of defeats suffered at the hands] tion games with the majors. - | Varney Flats. Phone 77h. ‘of minor league teams. ee Fone. of teal ae On the Pacific coast, the tea"s) koe also turned the FOR SALE—At once, city dray of that org: tion took all kinds) cone story all the way down the} wagon, stake body, three-ton capa- with ,the Chicago ( Hee : who trained at Catalina Island,) “One6 upon a time when a major] at a bargain. Apply Capital City Calif. league 1 lost to a “bush” aggre-| Bottling Works. 5-18-1w The New Orleans club of ie) gation it was treated in the light of — ——— Southern Association took the} a joke. Those days are over. FOR SALE t once, good dray Cleveland, New York and St. Of course a jor league clubs] horse, city broke, weight 1,600 clubs of the American League try out many reeruits in the exhibi-| younds, goog condition, at a bar- camp a number of times. tign games, That is one cxeuso that gain, Capital City Bottling Works. could be offered. However, the real on for the defeats rests in the increased strength of the minors. Williams County On the showing made by the Peti- models. WI EAT! HER FORECASTS For Bismarck and nity Williston, N. D., May 18.—Twenty townships in Williams county have availed themselves of the services of | ta Rain prices asked for the poison ready | mi: Thirteen hundred ounces of strychnine, 258 ounces of saccharine and other ingredients have been bought and used in the preparation | of 6521-2 bushels of poisoned oats, at a cost of about 81-2 cents a quart, and this the county agent estimates will be sufficient to spread over 5,210 quarter sections of 1@d. A revoly- ing fund of $500 set aside by the county is used to enable the agent to buy poison in large quantities and to supply the townships as needed, General Weather Conditions Low pressure centered over W attered precipitation from western Rain is still falling Mo- Alberta Road Conditions The main highways of the State MEMORIAL TREES PLANTED Rolla, N. D., May. :8—With simple but impressive ceremonies, two elm trees were planted on the — school grounds of thé Rolla high school by tho \Women’s lub in memory of Stations. Amenia .. pol a Fred C. Wagner and Edgar Boyd, Sepa alumni of the institution, who gave a their lives in the World war. =¢ Duan Peper ‘The American Legion post of Rolla ipemenain is named after Mr. Wagner, while Grand Forks the Williston, post is nan¥d in h Jaméstowa of Mr. Boyd who enlisted at Langdon ton. Larimore Bisbon High School May Festival) eee on the High School lawn Fri- "Napoleon Pembina . pc|day, May -18th, 6:30 p. m. Tickets 25c. Special sl meeting Lloyd Sere Address by mabe Sharp. ry TS of the Veterans Bureau. PC +70 c Orris W. Roberts, Meteorologist. Fargo, May keepers will join with beemen from 22 and 23, according to Dr. J. L. Web- ster, entomologi: kota Agricultu the county agent in the matter oj Jager, Unive The famous western star Webb Brother “Merchandise of Merit Only” Fashions That Herald The Approach of Summer Tub Frocks Are At. Their Height of Attractiveness Never have tub frocks been so utterly attractive, so persuasive—for is not every calendar dotted with those impromptu events that call for a fresh eool frock at a moment's notice? Here are Ratine and Eponge Frocks in striking new colors ana Linens, Voile guiling Ginghams in their most attractive versions. Skirts--Plain or Pleated Seems as though skirts were never more important, judg- ing from our displays, which include everything from flannel skirts most severely tailored to Crepe de Chine skirts most intricately pleated. them. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY R RENT—Large front room, ity, good repair. Schurmeior make 5-18-1w BEEKEEPERS TO MEET. North Dakota bee- a certainty of quality. rs : | i " : The Maxwell car has enjoyed a Farmers to Make | Minnesota in holding the annual uble sale in the last year, G hi P . meeting of the North Dakota Bee- with the manufacture of the “Good Opher FOSON) keepers association at Fargo, June ‘at the North Da- al college and secre- y of the association, Francis of Minnesota, and APITO Theatre Tonight and Saturday JOHN GILBERT ine “THE LOVE GAMBLER” —and— HAROLD LLOYD eS An Eastern Westerner Monday John ‘Barrymore ° —in— “SHERLOCK HOLMES” | is placed at $3. the blaze, which started in a forward hole. E. R. Root, beemun and manufacturer ot} pr It took 1 Suez canal. PAGE THREE and crisp, be- Sports Apparel Developed of Sports Sik With the approach of summer a woman’s thoughts - turn to apparel items, quite nature!ly Sports things are paramount, and the new Sports <uits and Frocks, fashioned so swaggerly of smart sports silks are bound to lend intriguing ‘nterest to milady’s selec- tion. But you must see thir altogether charming selection which awaits you in our ‘yess section, Knit Sport Sets For Golf Or any other Sports occasion for that matter. They are so generally worn this year for they are so comfy and smart— a chic slip-on sweater with hat to match in pleasing sports colors. They are smart, all of THREE MILLION LOSS IN SHIP FIRE Loss in the destruction by fire of the Santa Marta at Brooklyn, N. Y.. ,000,000. Scores of firemen were endangered in fighting CONVENIENT SIZES The most expensive French per- fumes are now put up into small bottles and packed in leather cases to he carried in the handbag for use when traveling. eeping supplies will be on the years to construct the TONIGHT FRIDAY SATURDAY WALTER HIERS and JACQUENNE LOGAN in “Mr. Billings Spends His Dime” Down to his last dime—then presto!: whirled into a gay tangle of- women and wealth, bull’ fights and bullets. There isn’t a sad or a slow second in this picture. * “dear “ PATHE NEWS AESOP FABLE MERMAID COMEDY