The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 9, 1925, Page 6

Connie Mack is starting more big 1 ponsible for 1 play gers in ue bj ers than any two other m the majc Mack doesn’t always keep his try outs, but nevertheless he is the man ponsible for eruits in its lineup. Stanley Covele land t his start with Mack. He the Athletics back in 1 and losing one in a fall tryout known. two | fact is ne t back to ast for more experience, he d there until 1915, when he was secured by Cleve land. He has be ever since, nine Covel the few pit to mes in a world se: n ainst Brooklyn, one for golf n is one of brs who always pions the few title-ho! manages to win some kind of a mpionship regardless of the stiff competition. lenna Collett was the only. cham- retain a title won She managed to nadian event for pion, however, the pre repeat in the ( women. Hagen, who year after year con tinues to be the outstanding figure in the golfing world, had a big se son in 1924. He won the British open for the second time in_ three | sand .the professional golfers npionship. The big disappointm rin golf was G just couldn't get going. the Canadian open was hest effort of the year, dom in the mon Pro golfers o en doing. a ent of the He ach. Too much hero worship, with a consequent drain on his available working time, has no doubt serious ly |_affec Sarazen’s play. It is| doubtful pl more lionized after winning an open cham- pionship than the former caddy. The showing of } last has proved his success as a sire, The racing game owes much to Samuel Riddle, owner of Man o’ War for retiring the champion as a three-year-old, rather than com- mereializing on his great speed and racing qualities. Seven of Man o’ ight two- year-old sons won 13 races. First Mtae was the only one of Man o’ War’s progeny that failed to win a race. Turf experts regard American Flag as the most likely of the lot, mies By Hisself has many, ad- mifers. fF. Riddle s the seat of speed is in the brain. He regards Man o’ War as the most intelligent horse he ever saw. While highly flattered at the great showing of the champion’s get, Mr. Riddle is positive that Man o’ War will some day sire a horse the equal of himself. > | The Nut Cracker | ——________.- ’ Meaning to be complimentary, Mr. Firpo tells Parisians Dempsey is a terrible fighter. . . Meaning to be truthful we tell the world the same of Mr. Firpo. Ban Johnson has been told to quit rapping Judge Landis. . . We Suspect Johnson doesn’t give a rap | about him anyway. } “And in the second place,” begins a turf writer, who has evidently | chosen Epinard as his subject. These extended reviews which | greet us annually on the sport pages | are indispensable volumes of en- i lightment and erudition. . . But | for them how would we ever know | that Willie Hoppe is the Champion | Billiardist, Babe Ruth the Sultan of | Swat, Helen Wills the Queen of Ten- nis and Bobby Jones the Stylist of Golf? A critic writes that Abe Goldstein lost the title because he is afraid E of his shadow. In other words Abe neglected his shadow boxing. ‘It has been said that three Scotch- } men reaching for the dinner check inspired the first slow motion: pic- tire. . . We always thought that Six, Thomas Lipton racing his, Sham- rock was responsible for the idea. A college weight thrower has been signed by the Boston Braves : - It would be more a novelty ‘they would sign a ball player. |. Phe New York Boxing Commission has ordered Gene Tuney to step out do some fighting. . : © There “gomething ironical about this en you consider the fighting mey went through in France. baseball magnates have de- to do nothing about the O’Con- +. Doing no- LEAGUE STAR [FORMER BIG NOW PLAIN POLICEMAN if ys} |Hod Eller, Hero of 1919 World Series, Pla New Role Pans ELLER AS PIDCHER AND POLICEMAN. BILLY EVAN know striking out six successive 1 single | Directors. | years ago at this time,| Hod Eller, then Reds, world champs, was I's greatest hero, Eller was basking in the limelight is now being turned on Walter a fast ball that nd missed or If [ remember one ball was the final game of the omething: under th e law in that fair city Baseball fame hero worship th from National ler had a por- longer a world seri Eller, pitcher for the old ho in the summer, officer of the law in and in rubbing him to roughen th a most remark- deceptive break. The big right hander shut out the Hero Of The Chicago White three hits, two of me the story, as well n the second a ings of this game other) Baldwin State Bi: < of the se game, winning to cap: the eli d welcomed Eller ever saw a pitcher on his fast ball than El the hero of the event. just five years ago. en forgotten by a major- of big league fa Now Johnson at his best Prior to the i hinted that Eller wi eman, but appar-| 49 Wa His first sisted in capturing do, with just as much wg took the Chicago White | 1994, at 2:45 o'clock P. M. and duly [recorded in Book 175 of Assign. | | ments, page 138, and which judg- ; | ment and decree, among other things ile by me nafter described, mount of said judgment |with interest thereon, and the costs and expenses of 3uch sale, or jmuch thereof, as the proceeds of | Red such sale applicable thereto will sat- virtue of a special exe- ued out of the office of the Clerk of this Court, directing me -WORLD CHAMPIONS LIKE THEIR GOLF ‘lin, Washington Stars, Keep in Shape During Winter on Golf th Acting as Chaperon tri- pictures of him k trip to see the interna- | property her matches at Meadowbrook. isfy 4 ipionships should be discour- Jent of Michigan guest of honor at a dinner given by just Sam Rice and. “Goose”. Ge Links; Clarke Gri ¢ Both players are living in Wash- ington and the open winter has en-| putes. H. one of the best things a eis ever does, | eee le papers. printing pictures » Cannonbell Martin, the new kissing to keep playing after the ysual cl Owner Clarke Griffith, chaperons his long laivorced him, prompting the bobbed|to sell said property, pursuant to s said judgment and decree, Berlin, Jan. 9—The finny paw! pers, is the property of Frankie 1, Al Burleigh County, and the person ap- pointed by the Court*to make said sale, will sell hereinafter described lreal property to the highest bidder thus explaining what the cheer lead-{ for cash, at public auction at the front door of the Court House in the City of Bismarck, Burleigh County, day of January hour of two o'clock in noon of said day amount of said judgment with in- terest thereon, and costs, and the costs and expens /so much thereof as such sale appli satisfy, the premises described in such mortgage and judgment and to “There are too many football,” complains an there are ieoach, wherea Jenough in African golf. No, 854 Bist, 1924. RESOURCES and discounts . !Overdrafts, secured and un- Banking house, furniture and! Tixtares .6)-)..4..-. Checks and oth- h items .§ 396.30 Cash and Due from other banks a 44, Surplus fund | Undiv. ided profit: penses : 'ndiv | Guarant, j dep eee Time — certi- | ficates of de- iCashier's checks | oustanding i j TOTAL .. | STATE OF N County of Burleigh—ss I, H. P. Goddard, Cashier of the ,above named bank, do |swear that the above statement jtrue, to the best of my knowledge H. P. GODDARD, Cashier. Subscribed ang sworn to before me tand belief. s 7th day of January, EAT.) | Correct. Atte: a. VALEN’ )DDARD, INE BENZ, SPECIAL EXEC Notice Is Hereby pj cial District in fof Burleigh e} kota, on the mance Corpor. tiff and ag: to the extent of thi B. Muggy wife | Muggy, he}. of Deeds ing, du \r h’ Register of Deeds on in | directed the tisfy the a isfy, and b; | cution TO RIGHT—CLARKE GRIFFITH, SAM RICE, “GOOS” GOSLAD What do the star ball players do during the winter? Here you see two of the champs, Sam Rice and “ lin, at their favorite pastime, playing his mother, . .|golf. Betty at the next desk to comment, |“Heavenly days, it’s time! With all |the terrible cigars he smoked. An exhibition of needlework’ by college men is on display in Boston, does after the football season THE MOFFIT STATE BANK | fit, in the State of North Da-| of business and decree, and to cution, and ¢ as follows, to-wit: +$. 65,408.27 (4) in Baldwin Townsite, accord- HO a vets a ITS THE LARGEST SELLING HIGH GRADE and for said county and State, LIGNITE COAL. , situate, lying and being in Bur- leigh County, North Dakota. Dated this 2 1924, pital, stock paid in.....$ 10,000.00 4 2 Sullivan, Hanley & Sullivan, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Mandan, North Dakota 1 The Great P: Ghizeh, is the ¢ Wonders of the World” t! “CASCARETS” 10c DAKOTA, FRED H. PILLSBURY, ! Notary Public. | Burleigh County, N. D. My Commission expires July artic. It doesn’t sicken you like pills, oils, calomel and salts nice—acts wonderful. 10¢, 50c boxes—any drugstore.—Adv. NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT- GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE ON UTION lder and by virtue of the judgment exch pitch T noticed that|and decree in forecle across his{in the District Cou ure » Fourth nd for the County jWas plaintiff, and B. Muggy, Anna Muggy, and Bismarck Loan and In- vestment Company, a corporation, uturated with re-] were defendants, i favor of said the ball over his} y the ball over the resin This enabled etter nst said in and to the land hereinafter des- ed, not to exceed the it, causing the Lall to take} $1420.76, and accruing costs and for {the foreclosure of that certain mort- age accruing such sum vouch for the authenticity|to be due, made, executed and de- although some| livered s mortgagors, to k of Baldwin, N. D. a corporation, as mortgagee, upon the property hereinafter described, d which mortgage was arch 14th, 1917, and filed for rec- ¢ eighth “inning; Chi-|ord in said office of the Register in and for Burleigh Coun- ty, North Dakota, on January 10th, 1921, at 9 o’clock A, M. recorded in Book 171 of Mortgages, page 26, and thereafter, on January j8th 1921, by an instrument in writ- assigned by saidsmortgagee inance Corporation, a cor- poration, and which assignment was | filed for record in said office of the | “You never tasted such rich * te pair of stars and settles all dis- Kindly notice that Sam Rice is a left-handed putter. He hits who also| way in baseball. (Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Inc.) JESEVOLEAVE Uy LURE has brought about considerable con- | fusion. Many persons mail letters in ; the waste boxes and throw waste where letters should be mailed. Civi authorities’ are considering. doin; away with the one or the other. | with a pencil tied to one of his flap- LL STARTLES CLERK Hedstrom, Sheriff of said of a trained seal, reaching up to sign his name on the register of an Eng- lish ‘hotel here, virtually sent the room clerk into a dead faint behind the desk. The seal, which had bee taught to write his name, “Bobbo 2y Gennett, London vaudeville clown. USE WRONG BOXES Madrid, Jan, 9.—Close resemblance between the mail boxes and waste paper receptacles on Madrid stree READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS. ! COUT TTL THE WASHBURN LIGNITE COAL CO. MINERS OF THE FAMOUS WILTON COAL No Wonder cuales orth Dakota, on the 29th A. D, 1925, at the the after- WT of such sale, or the proceeds of ble thereto will d judgment sold pursuant to said special are deseribed notic Lot Five (5), tin Block Four TTT th day 6f December, - Because IT DOES NOT CLINKER AND CONTAINS LESS JLPHUR AND ASH THAN ANY OTHER LIGNITE COAL MINED IN NORTH DAKOTA, COMES FROM THE OLDEST AND BEST EQUIPPED LIGNITE MINE IN THE STATE. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN LIGNITE. FOR BEST = RESULTS BURN WILTON LIGNITE, = = ALBIN HEDSTROM Sheriff, Burleigh County, TOVGNUETSUOUSGOUSEOASUUASOUEAIE 6 1-2-9-16- yramid of Cheops one of the “Seven h : IF CONSTIPATED DIZZY, BILIOUS Feel fine! Let “Cascarets” clean your bowels and stimulate your No grip- ing or overact- ing. 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