The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SIX Sport NINE QUINTS T0 PLAY FOR CAGE TITLE North Dakota A. A. U. Meet to Open Tonight in High School Gym With nine fast te the North tournament will get underway p.m, today in the High school ¢: nasiam, ree gu 's will be p! cd tonight and Leon Sorlein, direc- tor of the city bands, will have a picked group of icians in the gymnasium e n between 3 entered, he tourna M., Washburn vs. turday, 10 A. M., New ilen Ullin. turday, 11 A, M., winner of the » of the Friday evening Bismarck Bottlers, P. M., winners of 8 and slock games of Friday evening. y, 3 P.M, winner of 10 A. the winner of the 11 A. Leipzig game v M. game. Satu ¥\ 8. P. oon games, Official timers will be son and Henry Brown. Ofticiut scorer will be J. son. Offigiat-referee will be C. 0. Bra- den of the Dickinson Normal. M., winners of the John Ander. H. Morri- STATE CAGING CLASSIC OPENS High School Tounament Is Underway in Valley City Valley City, N. D., Mar, 20.—Val- ley City took on a tournament at- mosphere this morning as scores of high school athletes from the dis- trict championship schools warmed up for the state basketball meet to +starmg= here at two this afternoon. Drawings of the tourney were com- pleted by noon. Play was to open at two o'élock in one of the Breatest tourneys ever held in the sta cording to sport writers on the job. The tourney is considered unique the first time in sev- 5 , the championship steam, will not be able to defend its title having. been defeated by Wah- peton in the first round. Several handsome, trophies are be- ing offered by local men in addition to ‘the state trophy. A huge cup goes to the n showing the best spertmanship; will be given to members of the championship team, and medals will xo to the winners of a free throw contest. The eight competing Wahpeton, Jamestown, Belfield, Grand Forks, Lakej--Minot and =. dreds are in town today to back their Shome teams in the to .. the-meet is expected to attract al- most the patronage customary when it issheld in -Semi-finals in the meet will be ME cf! tomorrow morning at ten team zand ‘eleven o'clock, it was decided at E=this morning's conference of tourney “officials. The final game will be Splayed at 8:30 tomorrow evening fol- lowing a consolation game between Leithe losers in the third bracket of the meet. The winner of this game jwill be declared winner of third place in the state, the final winners being first and final losers second. A free throw contest, with each Ftteam having one representative who {will be entitled to 25 tosses, will be gstaged during the meet. awarded trophies. dividual gold medals | | more vigorous J | needed flesh in 30 day and | The first three men in this contest will be MANDAN QUINT SET FOR MEET Cagers in “Fine Spirits as They Leave For Tourney Mandan, March 20, and rea to All pepped up y exert themselves to the utmost to do at the state tour- nament at Valley City today sand Satur what they did at the Bis- marck district. tournamen{,—upset all the dope and romp home a win- ner Dall squad accompanied by about a score of , left last night for City to do battle with seven high school basketball fi 5 cage warriors were oon by the Mandan ntertained the its guests of afternoon high district. champions a honor. Yesterday mob cheered the team on its train No. 4 last night. has been strenuous practice this week players are in top condition. Owens and K. Morris will play at forward; Heidt, Ca center; Helbli and Hansen guard and G, Morris and Hoerner, substitut Drawing for places in the state tourney will take place today with the first games of the ¢ournament Friday afternoon and the finals on Saturday night. FACULTY TEAM WINS VOLLEY TOURNAMENT Il tournament that | is being carried on at the high school gymnasium the Faculty team has the highest percentage and is sure of the pennant even though the last two games to be played should be won by other teams. The Capitol, are the other teams engaged in the tournament which has been progress for the past six weeks. STATE TOURNEY DRAWINGS MADE Valley City, N. D. ings for the state basketball tournament, which is starting here today, were made this morning as follows: Grand Forks vs. Minot, Devils Lake vs. Belfield m. Wahpeton vs. m. | Kenm: In the volley Mar. 20.—Draw- Jamestown, 7:30 p. ¢ vs. Mandan, 8 A CHALLENGE I hereby challenge Buck Garrison and Battling Krause to meet me in the ring at Carson or any place for a mixed bout. Both of you fighters can face me in the ring at ONE THIN WOMAN GAINED 10 POUNDS IN 20 DAYS Shiauy Men Can All weak men and women All nervous men and women All skinny men and women Can grow stronger, healthier and nd take on solid just by tak- ling McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com- |pound Tablets four times a day—as easy to take as candy. And what a hit these flesh produc- Jing tablets have made. One druggist tripled his, sales in one week. Everybody knows that nasty-tast- ing evil-smelling Cod Liver Oil is a wonderful vitalizer, flesh producer and health creator. But who wants to swallow the hor- rible stuff, when these wonderful tablets—McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com- pound Tablets, are just as good and so easy to take. A box of 60 tablets for 60 cents and if any skinny man or woman doesn't gain at least 5 pounds in 30 days—money back. Ask Finney Drug Co., Cowan Drug Co., and A. P. Len- hart Drug Co., or any good druggists anywhere in America, Be sure and get McCay’s, the orig- inal and genuine, and don't’ forget | the Mandan high school basket: | put through | and | thdianapolis, Ind. Rotary, and Kiwanis | other; Do the Same; | | | | | | { i | i | { {tournament held at Drake ,|school pupils staged a pep fest and } 7 st the same time. I will not strike but guard myself. If you fellows can knock me out or make me squack enough you win the match. If I put you both on your back or make you say coyotte I win the bout. You fellows can strike me when I am down the only blow restricted is that you cannot strike me below the waist line. If you fellows are not yellow take me up and we will see who is the best man, one wrestler or two boxers. Name the date and place by answering this challenge in the Carson Press. (Signed) Ryder Quintet Takes First in Caging Tourney E. L. Finlayson, The speedy Ryder quintet won the | first Northern North Dakota basket- ball championship when it took first place in the first annual Northern North Dakota amateur independent last. Fri- day and Saturday. The meet was held under the auspices of Central States Amatcur Independent Basket- ball League, with headquarters in Ryder met Drake in the final game and won by a score of 16 to 12. ASK FRANCHISE BE REFERRED TO ELECTORS A petition demanding that the franchise granted the Hughes Elec- [trie Company by the Board of City Commissione their mecting held two weeks ago be referred to the electors in accordance with the pro- visions of law was filed late yester- afternoon with the city auditor. Tb were Abt” inatite Sniose lof iene are residents of the south side of the railway track. Those behind the circulation of the petition for the reference of the franchise contend that the emergen- cy clause which was appended to the published ordinance at that meeting is not effective, on two grounds. First, because no real emergency ex- isted due to the fact that the pres- ent franchise of the Electric Com- pany does not expire until next Au- gust, and the second ground is that scaiuibionaes the emergency clause was not read! twice at the meeting at which it was passed. The petition will be presented to the Board of City Commissioners at their next meeting on Monday night for action. It is probable that some litigation will result from the filing of the petition, Should the city commissioners refuse to submit. the matter to the voters then mandamus proceedings will doubtless be insti- tuted to compel them to do so. On the other hand, if the Board of City Commissioners determine to submit the matter to the electors, then pro- bably an injunction suit ‘will be brought to enjoin the submission. In this manner the matter of the correctness of the procedure and the validity of the emergeney sec- tion will be tested in the courts. At any rate the voters will not have the matter up for their deter- mination at the next city’ election to be held on April 7th. More than 1,500,000 people visited the national parks of the United States last year. =a rdow Ask to see style APEX if you want a hat that’s everything a bonnet should be in style—comes in rich browns, steels and pearl, It's only one of the many new spring Gordons. Versatility, quality, style, price—the four points of the hat com- pass, all point toward the Gordon for spring wear. ling Through” THE BISMARCK: TRIBUNE — —___—________- | At The Movies oe —- ~ ELTINGE THEATRE They said he eloped with: her for her money. The girl’s father even hired thugs to “get” him. Tom didn’t blame him, but he “came through” in spite of them all. Thom- as Meighan has such a role in “Com- the screen version of the mining novel, “Bed Rock” ‘which is being shown at the Eltinge today and Saturday. Tom’s a chief clerk in the offices of a big steel corpora- tion, His father-in-law, the pres- ident of the. concern, sends him down to Colton, the toughest of mining camps, hoping that he may get rid of him through some “accident.” But Tom makes good and wins the love of his bride. Lila Lee is leading woman in “Coming Through,” while Wallace Beery, Laurance Wheat, John Mil- tern, Frank Campeau sand play in support, AT THE CAPITOL “Flashing Spurs” brings that pop- ular young, Western star, Bob Cus- FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925. ter to the Capitol Theatre tonight. You simply can’t afford to miss ‘this blood-stirring, soul-thrilling ;romance of that far-away land, of the Texas Ranger, with “the green beneath and the blue above,— and. dash, danger and life—and love”! q In this, his second starring vehicle, the youthful star is eqlled upon to ride—make hairbreadth .’scapes, as though endowed with the charmed others | life of the proverbial cat. All this —and more, {s promised you, if you attend this fasclusting, entertaining picture. MN i ae cetaey READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS ——— That.won the world to this quick breakin, Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes—get Quick Quaker. 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LOMAS Corner Main & 9th St. Phone 82 _ Coming ad ‘K | ae Capitol, Theatre - OLDSMOBILE » SALES AND SERVICE DAKOTA AUTO : SALES CO. 107 5th:St.- Phone 428 For First Class Shoe Repairing Go to the Bismarck Shoe Hospital. _ Henry sing a Proprietor. 40 <2 # Seventy-ning American cities now e populations in excess of 100,- UNDERTAKING _ PARLORS edad Embalmer in ~ Charge. j Dey Phone 100 Night ones 100 or 484R. 5 ra WEBB BROT ‘Undertakers _- Embalmers Funeral Directors - Licensed Embalmer in Charge, This demonstration will be in charge of Mr. J. D. Wood, expert Factory représentative, who will Bake + “The Lorain Way.” Between the hours of 1 and 6 p. m. pee rent gy ' Our showing of Coats, Decca and aimee! for S| e MENU : - is now capiplete. Pn COFFEE AND CAKE SERVED. COME IN. if) EVERYONE INVITED. there is nothing on earth so good to Bi k CG CHC SEE EOS ismarc ( as . M That are now in demand: | Indian Oranee, Blonde, —Adv. a : ae Twill, Charmeen, Ashes of Roses, Navy, : owing the results, of the ss Rianne, Kasha, French .Gray, Dumbell, | : ; aille, Satin. Seaside, Natural, BI ack, Electric Ordinance Referred : ; i Petitions containing 401 names have been filed with tie City We are particularly proud of our! farge showing of nop- aesiltor woferring: Or dinange No. (282, paesed by, the City Com- ular priced: models: By exercising unusual care inpur- -There is a feeling of resentment over the attempt to make chasing we have managed’ to.find many: most reason- the ordinance effective at omce as an emergency measure by 7 the amendment of Sec. &, which Teaul as follows to-wit: ably ‘priegd garments, without: saerificing quality, ection 6. is ordinante is hercby declared to b S* sar) for the Immediate preservation of the public peace, health : beauty of material orstyle. pad safety, in ore ae pire aepesies pete Husies Electric © * Sompany from ‘the ci of ismarck, ubout té and it j « is Rigen and one that iimiediate Gaciovenontiiina ad- . For Example eras here is “the, ditions be made to the plant of the Hughes Electric Company price ‘range, 4 in order that it may properly serve the city of Bismarck and @& ghoice uneq! the inhaibitants thereof and in. that such improvements and u : additions will entail the expenditure of large sums of money, Which sumg will not become available for such purposes until a new franchise is obtaine! by the Hughes Electric Company. lherefore, this ordinance is deciared to ‘be necessary for the ediate preservation of the Public peace, health and safety of the city of Bismarck and the inhabita: beciad and shall take cflect and be in force from and afte: sage and ap- proval and the acceptance hereof as postin fore provided. It is pointed out that the franchise under which the Hughes Electric Compay is now operating «ves not expire until August J0th, 1925, and that there could be no emergency -affecting either the peete Dooce thealth or safety, and that the elty commission have cuceeded their sever 75 a, that the statutd pro- vides that no ordinance such as granting a public franchise ‘hall become effective until 10 days have here } It is also pointed out that the proposed ordinance does not jae to the city any ‘benefits_ whatsoever, and also that an- other ean’be induced to take over the franchise and furnish ie a ag sme rates for service as is charged by the Blectric Company and at the expiration of the fran- iver. the plant to the city all a for and in first-class ene ‘people of the city desire to know why the City fon hy their act sought to prevent them from investl- ier this. plan, there can ‘be no great harm come from at ‘least the plan in. on with the ‘PUNERAL “DIRECTOR Rye ies Street. 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