The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Sports REDS OOCUPY FIRST PLAGE IN NATIONAL Cubs Win Another From Pittsburgh Team ion in the third when} seored six runs. st home run of the SCOTT TOYS WITH BOSTON holding the Br: champions made five times at bat, led the Giants a Scott and Snyder; Cooney, McNa- mara, Benton a major leagues, held American League Brooklyn to six hits and Philadel-| y, S$ tol. Holke, Phil-| Philadeiph 1.000} in the first with two on. Philadelphia .. 000} ~ . Thormahlen, by Charles Hartn the visitors with three hits, including | | a home run and a double, 1 210 000 000—3 eines 1) Culloton and} SOLONS AGAIN DEFEAT YANKS Homers; White Whip Tygers Association teterces New York 8; Boston 1 home runs by Goslin and Judge off ‘ Pittsburg 3; Chicago Shocker in the ninth featured a AMERICAN LEAGUE son over the ictory of the se 7 to 6 in also scored a Washington 000 000 4 Hee 0 N ASSOCIATION Kelly, Gregg Hoyt, Shocker and O'Neil.| ~afinneapolis 10; Toledo 0. T- DETROIT Chicago defeat- in the third game per and Collins in- eason pitehing duel In the ninth, with HE'S CHAMP Gould Retains Squash Honors for the ’Steenth Detroit, April 17. ed Detroit, 4 ta for eight innings. two men out, and forced in one run and Chicago added two more before the third out | Faber and Schalk; W. Collins and made it two straight h 1 | tle between | Myatt scored ror and in the ninth on | ; a home run. MACKS WIN AGAIN Philadelphia, April again failed to break | column when } adelphia’ in their third straight de- | league. hurler, started his first for Boston and until the sixth inn- | ing held a one run lead. A walk, two its and an error atlowed the Ath- ies to forge ahead two runs, Rom- mel hit-a home run with two men en } base in the eighth. 300 000 000. ian 20) 002 03x— Kallo, Ross and Picinich; Rommel and Cochrane. ST. MARY’S TEAM . TAKES LEAD IN | RACE FOR SHIELD 1 St. Mary's grade school basket ball team by trimming the Junior High Thursday night is-leading in the race Thursday night is leading in the race exciting game from beginning to end. | The score was tied thfee times, the | Saints finally winning by the score This game completed the first round. The Second half of he league will commence Satarday when the two St. Mary’s i clash and the Junior High ‘teams lined up as follows: Hummel and Bjll forwards; Ed ibrucker: and ,of 12.to 11, JAY GOULD When it comes to retaining titles! va , cen-|in sports, the old laurel twig must, beginning to exact be. .Handed to Jay Gould, Quaker squash player, to his 20-year court crown by de-| That is not unusual for him in the Cutler of Boston} spring. He complained tournament in, Beam, aba toll. famous; When I saw Ruth in the south he Gould clung feating Roger W. LOS ANGELES. —_———_———.. By NEA Service Miami, Pla. April 17.--The world's fieatest marathon golf match is in the makin. Itw tat the water's edge of t, wh id Pa- Ocean swallows a setting sun, nd end at the rock-fringed coust of » the Stormy Atlantic ood morning.” The entire United States tic golf course; the highways viys will constitute the fair- 18 of the lar; cities the in this most unique match 3 champion long-dis- times; the gr f n par. Pitted against none other than old The mateh will start this !summer, It the au and will be anaged by Dickey’ COAST-TO-COAST GOLF MATCH LATEST STUNT—MASKED MARVEL * PLANS TO START MARATHON AFFAIR IN NEAR FUTURE will end some time in midwinter and in Miami. Here Mr. will rest at the 19th hole, come mune with ¢ as well as other conse and %- count his tallies for an all-time ree- ond. ying the largest course ever laid out, this modern Christopher Co- lumbus ‘of golfdom_ will play the entire United page M Dy, Bogey, please In golf, Mr. Bog is usually a known quantity, but this time is an uncertainty. Speaking, approximate- in large figuri s intrepid golfer will distance equal to 1400 championship courses, aver- aging 71 to 72 stroke. . would menn close to 100, clouts to cover this titantie journey The match will be played under the Southern Golfer director for tional professional tournament to be more mysteriou: marvel en route. By fall we will know the coast to par for overland golf. Thi »wledge, however, will not _ pl so important a part in the welfare the progress made in! Burieig County ion or radio, { ing, if true. Miami To make the unique stunt~all thef.4 Mr. X, aside from $ name a secret, will also his facial features by wear- on all occasions. Mr. X will be one of the game’ Ww Hagen admits that Celebrities like Hagen, Mel- horn, Kirkwood and others will play exhibition matches with the masked CITATION. HEARING PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF TESTA- MENTARY ADMINISTRATOR, State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh—ss, e In County Court, Before Hon. I. C. ge. of the Estate of Henry F. Lubker, Deceased. Elizabeth Lubker, ' Petitioner, vs. Henry Lubker, John H. -Lubker, William Lubker, Daniel C. Lub- ker, Fred F. Lubker,Apna Rollin, Mary J. Terrill, A. ‘TL. Rollin and Fred Rollin, Respondent The State of North Dakota to the famed Respondents and ne Interested in the Es- Henry F. Lubker, De- You and each of you are hereby notified that William Lubker, the petitiofer herein, has filed in this Court his petition, praying that let- ters of testamentary administration upon the estate of Henry F. Lubker, late of the township of Hawkeye in the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, deceased, - be granted to William Lubker, and that the said petition will be heard and duly considered by this Court on Tuesday, the 19th day of May, A.D. 1925, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the Court Rooms of this Court, in the County Court House, in “the city of | Bismarck, County of Burleigh, and State o North Dakota, and you .and each of you, are hereby cited to be and ap- pear before this Court at sald me and place, and answer sald peti- tion, and show cause, if any. there be, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted. By the Cour I. C. DAVIES, Judge of the Caunty Court, (SEAL) nes the’ 9th day of April, A. D. 25. Let the service of the above cita- tion be made by publication in the Bismarck Tribune once each week for three successive weeks, all nut Jess than twenty days before said hearing. I. C, DAVIES, Judge of the County Court. (SEAL) Williams & Lindell, Attorneys for Petitioner, + Washburn, North Dakota. 4—10-17-24, NOTICE AND CITATION, HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND DIS TRIBUTION OF ESTATE. State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh—ss. roperiy, pups! jud t de nt < : ft} 1, Albin Hedstrom, Sheriff North: interest-! and the per ppointed by court to make id te, City 1; E kee 10; Louisville 6. TODAY | est | Pittsbury New York Cleve { Chicago at Detroit. 10} Boston at Philadelphia, hington at New York, ‘500! Wi | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis at Toledo. | St t Columbus. Louisville. City at Ind apolis, HIS WAY OUT OF BASEBALL Encrmous Appetite Likely To Be Undoing of Great Yankee Star Ry Billy Evans , April 17—When Babe rts to slip physically he will of the picture quickly. ting has ruined more ball rs than any other form of dis- pation, Babe Ruth is not only the world’ greatest slugger but champion eater | as well. His dining room average far better than his diamond efforts. About five years a i i at Detroit, Ruth s home runs. His super-batting fea crowded ont of the headlin some, of the remarkable play of the great! Ty Cobb. hat evening I bumped into Cobb in the lobby of the hotel where Ij ide in that city. I joshed him} ut Ruth hogging the spotlight. i} The Babe has it coming to him; | | he’s a wonder,” d Cobb. “Butj when he breaks it’s going to come} ' in the majors about! ars befere Ruth made his de- New Y ‘ten y is punishing it. the way he eats. j much as three ordinary bound to pay the penaity “I watch my diet, particularly dur- ing the playing season, more closely than any other feature of my work.! “A good batting eye depends en-| i the condition of the stom- he slugger must time his ! swing mor@,perfectly than any other type of batter. When there comes x break between the eye and the the slugger is generally d. There must be the} per co-ordination. ss ‘Some day Ruth is going to pay the penalty and it is going to be tly. When his nervous system He's | i down, he’s done.” I read of the two nervous akdowns suffered by Ruth, first | in the south and later in New York, {1 recall vividly Cobb's conversatio: as to Ruth’s condition are correct, the prophesy of Cobb seems almost uncanny. Ruth ridicules the diet theory. He believes in eating and does it. Before a ball game several hot dog sandwiches, as many bottles of pop, all washed down with a quart of ice cream, is a light lunch fér the Babe. About the second inning Babe us- ually starts taking large doses of aromatic spirits of ammonia or bi- carbonate of soda in water to re- lieve the gasses on his stomach due to the wild combination of food he has disposed of. It is the same thing every day with, him. It looks as if nature is beginning to remonstrate in a most forceable manner. Ruth is prone to be fat, takes on weight easily. Instead of paying ut- tention to his diet he has reduced sae year by hard work and. many lor baths. | That ae also is was about 20 pounds overweight. jtype to ¢ j that was a from into the big money right off the bat. ing feathgrweight who took the east by storm, ing schedule Quaker city on April 21. Petrolle will set after this bout and will appear on the same program with LeRoy in his home town. Jim Mullen of C igo made Sammy Roy but Eddie Kane, manager of the on Ace Hudkins or Joe Ben. to just forget LeRoy for the time be- i has received many flattering offe to box Ace Hudkins but none have been quite flattering enough. ‘Jack pointed out that he turned down al guarantee of $5,000 but he Believes that the only fi who has ever defeated the new P: cifie coast champion is certainly worth at least $7,000 for the bout. pounds. Possibly he was slipping. |LE ROY TO MEET ‘|; DANNY COONEY IN FARGO RING Minneapolis, Minn., April _17- Cooney, the Trenton, N. Jy who handed Russie Le- pasting on the first. appearance ering recently, to oppose LeRoy May 1, accord- ment mide here Jack Hurley, manager who stopped over night ith his fighter enroute home Phi jelphi, lightweight with a er left hand, made life m rable ‘argo lad first Cooney lite: Roy out of a d Flickertail fighter ed sion and kept the Billy Petrolle, Hurley’s hard punch- ail for Fargo immediately | Hurley a last night that Mandell a flattering offer to box Le- ford flash, politely declined the invitation. Kane told Mullen ing. ‘The Fargo “Kernel” stated that he ghter in the world SAVE TIME USE GAS. Girls’ Basketball Team Has at the time js saying they warsig WONDER FIVE Won 71 Consecutive Games DOT. McQUEEN Now we have a wonder basketball team made He of the fair sex. Dot McQueen is the captain of the: Scott- Powell team of Philadelphia. that has|| NOTICE OF is hereby given Katie Wiens, rmers State Bank of Wing, kota, a corporation, L, R. Dakota, a|kota, and the ‘sale by me of the ‘real hereinafter described, to| cipal Meridian amount of ‘said judg-| Dated April 3rd sale applicable directing mé of Burleigh ang Ss ‘Tru ompany, a corporation, and Henry The North half of th oepplin, were defendants, in favor| east quarter (N); of SE plaintiff and against w for the sum of Twel the South half of , 1 . ALBIN HEDSTROM, Sheriff of Burleigh t pledges that advertised goo claimed. Be. In the Matter of the Katate of Rob- the hereinafter described real prop- erty to the highest bidder for cash at public auction at the front doo! that by! of the courthouse in City of Bis-| of a judgment and decree} marck, in the County of Burleigh | rendered and given|and State ef North Dakota, on the the District Court of the Fourth | 6th of May. 1 for the] of two o'clock of Burleigh ‘and State of | said d. ‘orth Dakota, and entered and doc- | s in the office of the Clerk of|terest thereon, and the costs 1 Court on the 2nd day of April,| expenses of such sale, or so much 5 wherein The| thereof as the proceeds of such sale atfield Cemetery Association, a| applicable thereto will satisfy. The tiff, and| premises to be sold as aforesaid, t to said judgment and de- id to said writ and to this , are situated in the County State of North Da- ribed as follows, . at the hour} the afternoon of to satisfy the amount of id judgement and decree, with in- quarter (S%-of NE) of Se tion Twenty (20), in ‘Towpsh which judgment| One Hundred Forty-two “14 lecree, among other things, di-| North of Range Seventy-five (1) West of the Fifth Prin- County, so much thereof as the proceeds of orth: Dakota. thereto will| PIERCE, TENNESON, CUPLER & atisfy; and by virtue of a writ to] STAMBAUGH, ssued out of the office of the| Attorneys for Plaintiff, court, under the seal| Fargo, North Dakota. to sell said 4-3-10-17-24 5-1. d - No sane business man would advertise an unworthy product. Nothing could bring ruin more quickly. For Z when a product is advertised, it invites the criticism of ‘millions of people. Jt must-make, good its claims, or. it In County Court, before Hon. I. C. e, Davies, Jud, ert H. Treacy, otherwise: known Treacy, Deceased. as RH, Jessie P. ‘Treacy, Petitioner, vs. August EB. Johnson, Dr. John 1. Treacy, Jessie P. Treacy, Robert H. Treacy, Jr, who is now Robert H. Treacy, "Dorathy | Register, formerly Dorothy Treacy, Ken- neth W. Treacy, a minor and I, /P, Baker, the special guardien of said Kenneth_W. Treacy, x minor, and said Kenneth W. Treacy, now of full legal age, Respondents, The State of North Dakota ta the Above Named Respondents: You, the said above named re- spondents and each one of you ar hereby notified that: the final ac count of August E. Johngon, «he «d: ministratof of the estate of Robert Treacy, otherwise known as R. H. Treacy, late of the city of Jis- marck, in the County of. Surlaigh and State of North Dakota, ceased, has been rendered to this urt, therein showing’ that Cc estate of sald deceased is randy tor final settlement and distrilnition, and petitioning that his wecounct be allowed, the residue of said estate be distributed to the persons there unto entitted,, his administration closed and he be dischanecea; that Wednesday, the 20th lay of May, A, D. 1925, at ten o'clock in the-fore- noon of that day at the court rooms of this Court in ‘thé court house, in he City of Bismarck, County of Bur- leigh, and State of North Dakota, has been: duly appointed by this for the settlement thereof, at which time and place any per- gon interested’ in suid estate may appear and, file his exceptions, in writing, té said account, and peti- tion and contest the same. A pledge of . fair dealing — The strongest pledge of friendship and fair dealing known to the early Norsemen was the simple act of one man placing his hand between the hands of another. Ruthless, terrible and cruel as the Vikings were, no man broke this pledge without forfeitin; friendship of every true.man. Today modern business forms friends in every corner of the world through,the pledge of the printed word. Advertisements are pledges,made especially for you... is you buy are exactly as forfeits the patronage of thousands. A product that is not advertised may be woith buying. . But it is little known and its. merit or unworthiness. lies hid in comparative: security. advertised must be worthy. It is tested daily by thou- sands... It is proved in.the pitiless glare of publicity.— pledged to you in the advertising columns regularly, nts to know which goods are Read the. advertiseme advertised. ° 1 ¢ by your entire s Every product you see gia, Be } _ An advertiser's pledge can be redeemed only. oe, See, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925 And you, the above named re- jondents, and each of you, are hereby cited and required then and there to be and appear before this if any you have, why said account should. not be allowed, thé residue of said es- tate digtributed, the administration of sald estate closed and said A gust E. Johnson, said administra- tor, be discharged. ' Dated the 10th day of April, A. D. 25. (3HAL) I. C. DAVIES, Judge of the County Court. 4—10-17- 6-1 |ONE MORE RING VET RETIRES, IS REPORT Another, veteran .of the ring has gone: into retirement. At least, Sol- dier Bartfield, prominent welter- weight, is quoted as saying that he has hung up the old gloves for good. Whether ‘or not he holds to his re- ported decision remains to be seen. First dance of the season, g his honor and the Moran’s Farm, Sat. Apr. 18. 4 USE YOUR HEAD | The man who is known for the use he makes of his head covers it with a Lanpher. : Quality alt through Gnd style that's right. ERVICE ATISFIES tees