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

4% PAGE SIX Sports PRISON TEAM STARTS WORK * FOR BIG YEAR) forward successful again contenders for the jionship, the Prison bas ball elub has started practice the tex ven stronger than last y to m looms ing 4 hurlers 1 ning practice % = SUaIAIEN | Billy Evans Says eae pes * DRASTIC RULE | Af years of dis ussion | pro a ‘ If appe about | ready s out of yp u part of the life of a big le prs have already ed an absolute ban on tie e. Playing gc on any day except when no game is scueduled will call for a hej fine on some two at the rs will he along with Huggins, Mc¢ dricks and othe Abou rago T asked Roge Hornsh. pmier batter of the ma what he thought about s ation that Laid | I like the as makin pretty good strides as a player, but | i have given it up for the time | heing. 1 am convinced there is nothing in common be'we . folf an only pluye Hornsby says natural and the to his baseball dr: «besn't combing it with zult Hfowever, there is another ay that golf play: the t do with the agers have placed on ast the harmfal swing Gor DSSEP It is the talking of golf to tie} exclusion of baseball, It is a mut- eball precedent, t teams past and present talked as well as played nting spirit, the will to h of the strategy of the », in Olien founded on the moh of the yers off the 1 field. If they talk and live hy yall in the d and the sing room at} ON TRAIL OF Edouard Mascart, | Seeking V | aia ATS BATE DSTI European C THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FEATHER TITLE ampion, Now in United States| Vorld Honors EbOVARD MAS¢ | Here's the little fel! yt ) He's fe of erweight chanspion and is now in t y in quest « the work title. Exy him one of the pugilists ever developed across the pond. Yep, 4 HEPHERD BAIL CASE BEFORE SUPREME COURT William Leeation by Uo tRarebuseron }un extempore speaki conte: for a writ for s corpus filed by | the high school are § hissacouiiael y is expected| US plans being ma with “William Scott | formed by members of s counsel, said he} F ation of Women’s Clubs her ex rit would be made re-| ‘The study club, formed turn oon as. possible. | wee! , in line with the authorities — meanwhile | Mev ine that work, awaited a report tonight or tomior-j the leadership of Mrs row from the coroner's chemist wha | Cooperation is being has ti poison tests on the | #nd community org through | body Olson, formerly | #” of one who died tvo} ™ euch .ocal minis- he had re-{ ters have ious parts of ShepHenl \the club's program and churehes will! | s M Gov. Sorlie Asks Observasce of ‘1 7 Batil so 17 DISTRICTS ARE attle Lexington lerda to hotel, it invariably niffkes tor het ter It is 1 that MeGraw's stand the golf question w ed Dy he overheard one day in the ing room of the Giants Sarasota, Fla. A number of players, not enone ing of Me ws fondling their golf stick of rubbing up their by they telling how strokes layed the first 18 holes in rather than boasting how many hits trey had macls the da ball player eason opens unti His great success as am: would 1m appear that /h Imows what is best. * 3% Any the golf ban is on wit the New York Giants, the Y innati ‘Red i ¥ oth the verge of clampit owe erevag CADDY CRAZ | y of golf has in no} The popula e way affected ahall patronage, “all arguments to the contrary, § Golf has come strongest in ¢ glaet five your Tn tha i “baseball has enjoyed -Iprosner 1 Golf‘is not a game for the spec- {tator. It’s greatest appeal is to the bf ipctiverininver “who gets exercise with ‘his amusement. Golf has no gute power. 1 However, I do think that golf is jeutting in on the jaseball mate ‘of our country any youngste! “thie to the golf links to work as caudies ‘vecause of the compensa- tion rather than play | amusement. It is only natura should fuss around with golf when fer E s 28 I have no doubt but that many win ball players among the youngsters are passing up their baseball chance necause the duties caddy call fcr liheral pay. Te (elapdard, not the patronage, is suf- fering if golf is making any ine eipreane ‘on the gam! t The Referee ——— tt How many games did Detroit givin and lose from Deven dur- Bing the 1923 season?—T. F. ik Detroit won 13 and lost 9 ts the “ Ieeries with Cleveland. “ How long did Eddie “Cannon- “pall” Martin hold the: bantam- weight title*—S. S. S. About three months. FERTILIZER Well rotted manure f - for gardens and Jawns. fachter Transfer Co. Phone ELECTRIC COOKERY MEANS oo i | .| Millbury. Ms This even: one of i in the history ef the United marking, as it does the very ning of American liberty,” ment oon the day i aniniversar observed throuszh I Governor Sorlie's tat ly requests” that the people of Dakota join in propriate vance of this anniversary, af Is in the scho to the date nd churche |to bring the day | the congregatic ference cud it were also to the a isnif ash KILLED 'COON | Cunning millionaire, achers of the} some re- youn jhead with 4 eee rock Jand m » he r shot friend fire at it INOT HOLDS | | YARD BEAUTIFUL: | ESSAY CONTEST: | a Minot, Apri | contest, s kinds, 1y contests | tl school here and | REPRESENTED IN lay ESSAY CONTEST! the of Lisbon, N. D., April 9.—Seventeen of the twenty five districts in tinsom county and nine out of th ven consolidated i school work we ented in| under , repre= | ociation, nteen hundred p s submitted by read at | sentatiy More t Ih of the s ns public | essays | udents of! were | =| written by | the county written by grade i AND AND GRAVEL We can furnish good clean} | Sand and Gravel for uilding| and repair work. Wachter | Transfer Co. Phone 62. Say Se anger: Mack ‘11 during which time he has seen speaking. .He has won several -pel My CONNIE MACK Let_us present the oldest major league manager in point of service —Mr. Cornelius McGillicuddy, more familiarly known as:Connie Mack. 3 been in charge of the ‘Philadelphia Athletics since 1901, ny ups and downs, paseballically | {of the Cr p.m. ie | office | rich. | Pay postage. ‘GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES HERE Re Ob To Be Observed in Rismarck Churches Day y will be observed with s in Bismarck churches Good Fri special Friday evening. The three hour service of the Pas- on will be conducted in St, George's iseopal church from noon until 3 . m. The service will consist of spoken ly, Chrise: bAIeE service will be in charge Ak of the rector, The public is invfted to attend and for those who are’un- able n for the entire ser- vice, opportunity is given during the singing of the hymns to enter or ze: 1 service will be held at Methedist — Episcopal h tomorrow at 7 p.m. ‘Phe pro m follows: dle, , “In the Cross of Christ 1] | ” by Blound—| Thou the Bread of ermon, “The Seven Last Words; From the ment of the Lord When 1 Survey she Wond- Benedic The public is invited to attent this service, Mass of the Presanctified will be said at St. Mary’s church at 8 a, m. tomorrow, and the Passion will be sung by three pries During the mass the unveiling and the adoration ss will take y Service will be held when the Laments Ry ace. n at 7:30 sung. ba to County of North Dak s of Burleigh the in Book 65, and in writing h at page rument ittelson on nd State of > hour of two , on the $th day of atisty the amount due ‘morte 1 emises des and which Thirty-two ” ior€ ‘Sevent the day of sale th 45 together with of fore- ed at Bismarck, ‘North for’ Assignee of Mort- Dakota, SUMMONS STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of Burleigh—ss. In District Court, Fourth Judicial] District, Joe Solomon, Plaintiff, vs. Alice Solomon, Defendant. The State of North Dakota sends greetings to the above named, de endant: OD euiarasuerilsi cummenedeansiees quired to answer the Complaint of; the above named plaintiff, a copy of| which Complaint is on file in the of the marck, North Dakota, and to serve a copy of your answer on the sub- scriber within thirty days after the ‘service of this Summons upon you,; exclusive of the day of such: service, and you are hereby notified that ifj you fail to appear, or answer, judg- ment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in| the said Complaint, JOSEPH COGHLAN, Attorney for Plaintiff, Bismarck, North Dakota. Dated this 16th day of March, 192: 3-17-24-31—4-' 7. 14-21 Dwellings which are supposed to! date back to 7000 B. 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This free offer is too important to neglect a single day. ‘rite now and begin the method at once. Send no money. Simply mail coupon be- low. Do it now—you even do. not FREE TRIAL COUPON 1 i FRONTIER ASTHMA CO., Room ‘716 Niagara and Hudson Sts, | Buffalo, N. Y. ants and ‘world Shem pianbabs and hag_also piloted quite.a few cellar aggregations; He looks for a gag are ‘backing him in fats tine out,-homaxer, and various erities a Nee Aree trial of your pated Grimm cavo Notice Is Hi éertain mort livered by W nineteen Reg 16, such ribed, day the The mort; Burlei and Section Eleven Hundred Fort: | Range Sevent the OLD STARS IN.NEW SUITS WILBUR COOP NEA Service Avalon, Cali the McKechnie club last winter. * | NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY ADVERTISEMENT ge, Steindl his wife, Ontje J. Collmann, ed the Ist da hundred the mortgage House in the City of e of North Dakota, of April 19: day of, sale. premises described in described as follows, -two (142) ight (78) Fifth Principal —For the past several seaso! Charley Grimm have starred wita the Pitt!burg will find them wearing the s . Along with “Rabbit” Maranville, they were. acquired in a’ traits with Manager Killefer is looking to them angles of the Cu around first bas by Given, That that executed and d illiam Steindl and Bar- Mortgagors, Mortgagee of January A. and sixteen and filed for record in the office of the ter of Deeds of the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, Wth day of February A. D. and recorded in Book 131 of lortgages, at page 512, will be fore- ‘i closed by a sale of the premises in and hereinafter de- at the front door of the Bis- the County of Burleigh jand at the om “of 2 o'clock P. M., on the 25th satisfy ount due upon said mortgage on said ge and which will be sold to the same, are those certain es situated in the County of fh and State of North Dakota, to-wit: The North West Quarter (NW% ) of (11) Township One North, West of Meridian, con- taining 160 acres more or less, ac- cording to the United States Gov- Cooper and Grimm, Ex-Pirates, Expected to Twinkle With Chicago Cubs ates. season. ernment survey thereof. gage at the date of Five Thousand Five Cents. this 14th day of Mareh, 1925. D. JOHN S, COLLMAN, gagee. F. W. AMES, Attorney Mayville, North Dakota. 8-17-26-81. BARGAIN HUNTER 1S” ALWAYS INTERESTED IN THE * CUTTING REMARKS OF A. SALES=< the “Friends vilbur Cooper and This season one of the best in the league, and There will be due on such mort- le the sum of Hundred _ and Twenty Six Dollars and Eighty Three Dated at Mayville, North Dakota, Huron College ins Debate From Jamestown (By The Associated Press) Huron, S. 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