The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1926, Page 3

TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1926 in the ninth with his gloved hand to check @ belated rally. = wv cea The box scoret=_ gontestants drove three balls off No.| The people appreciate the ag Frederick the Great. Voltaire, flee-| If all that died in : eg A Hintgen, Heizing ai 1 tee, the total yardage of the three| shown by President Coot ing from th ki Tie For First in | ine counted ‘iit all went out| Postmaster-General New. in. sit. meil| could not resist seping to the Kinatel ohts, een tat ; 4 tas a4 of the fnirws rdage did. not | developme: ot : H Mit i Kise. ’ i 3 " en "RH PO’A RE i : sister, “It is not my fault if n ly | would be a fe ITS RIVALS FROM ACROSS THE RIVER alts» AMS vold | Golf Tournament|-" fi ane apres am Gu tee yi shane Petes ae oeve | fe on ma »* aii ~ jo | Peoples H. 5 0 0 4 2 OO Cy c 3 t —— ’ 4 fe ; : ave x 215 the whole world. Daisuke Namba — ; : Gasink rf. 4 2 2 0. © 0} Hintgen and Heizing tied for first i isa : ig ‘ In spite of Moni Beats Mandan on Its Own] °..0°d er ney | Jackson se 8-6 FO 7 Olplace in the medal play tournament awe 1S cate IN the Piece xquinil Glatt owns @ poultry farm in | su tle ‘power, the eh “franc Manager Churchill . The} Kelly 1b. 4 2 4 1 0) Oheld at the* Bismarck country club] Haines 3 258 and was hanged. Immediately his Padi me el os dag at ES Baas ten oe p Diamond Sunday, 5 to: 1,| hyn whiners play Sundey, hat nei|Lonere It,\~ 4 2 4 1 0 Olheld at the Bismarck country velub| Hamilton 00 entire family went into a chumilia-| over hie hen’ yerd. Meine anchlnee| fee eee ae Tene turday. ; MoGrill cf. 5 2 1-1 6 Olcourse yesterday, ench makitie a net}Hetsin i ” eis Ren yard. | Tiving munch Ane) fesnen ter oueae Hy Nf ry. q a! izing 0 © jtion retirement” to atone for their| make his hens id de and Then Repeats on Ble-| the ox score of Sunday's game Hollandc = ¢ 3 8 0B scare, of 78. « between ene] ONES 190 0 0. 190. {kinsman’s dreadful: act, their 1 per One Sar ates etna eau you ollews: < ep. ; The team tournament between the! In the approaching and putti n.| Now Prince Hirohito, most politely, ( ; marck Grounds Yesterday, Bismarck Beier ia Begaldents) and" secretary's teatney| test exch” partieipent irtpped “thres| orders them. to withdraw from the| damegen ns > Wants 9100000) France cartied the betwee loud. was >. It to 4H of David AB RH POA 29 27 jwh ich had been planned for yester-| balls 75 yards from the green, The| “humiliation retirement” and take| It is not for human bipeds to! getting : read: That does nét hel vl oe Fullet, 2 4 0 2 6 Soa af the golfers were, out of the city Matal number of strakes Ged. in ap-| thelr places again in the world. —|despine a then ihecause airplanen dit-| the Rrench frane now f } . 88. ; 0 ed because so roachin, a ‘ ) ene { Team Here Sunday jNordiumd, ct. 4 0\ 1 2 0 tia ABR H PO A Elover the week-end holiday, and for] balls was counted The results weres| The Namba family has cpened the| min. ir Nerven And seiiate her) | ee ae { salts - {Ghurehill, ib. 41. 0 14 0 1{W. Maxwell If, 5 1 2 4 0 Othe same reason there were only 12 lst ahd ara Totall great, tightly lecked ‘gaten of -the| “When locomotiven came, human] erestornsgsuetohenue’ lie vette. | Bismarck added injury to ineutt| Fairchild If. 4 1 1 0 0 ofLeit tcf 5 @ 0 2 @ Olentries in the medal play tournament) Rawlings % 2 11 [ancestral home, raised the Blinds, and | beings made complete idiots of them-| “1 / > ™ Sean’ Change Sie m yestetinys Stier delesten Wenders 11 Tufford, p. Peay War ven, Geman Seah 0 Mey 9B ohio Boe ; which was substituted. Olsness § 4 has changed its name Kurokawa.| selves about it, scientists sajd the Women are. so brave. In Seattle to 4, yesterday ‘at the Bismarck baultSimonsan,c.. 3 1 0 6 0 mo cstee: ro ee es G The tournament committee an+| Hamilton 3 4 3 But the young murderer’s father, a| terrific speed of twerity-five’ miles yer after defeating. here's fo 1,/Aibertson, 3b. 4 9 2 9 2 41 2 2 3 nounced that next Sunday a tourna-| Heizing 5 distinguished Japanese, died of grief| an hour would cause death. ¢ | 7, on Her own grounds Sunday. Kludt, rf. pest eta i the eg at ge a aaa ewts oa oe between the Gare q 3 10 | within his locked gates. The chiet difference between men There came the sixth inning, the vag am aco aE M nls ig e secretary's teams, | Bean 1 we 10 — and hens is that men learn. bloody sixth—everything was quiet! 2 6 8 aT 13 al Melts a #8 1 or ete, atfal to be, mateh play in four} Jones 228 AD lett BraaMereus olf mats says in law: baa ny. at least as quiet as base- he non oe Kk x ene — he iebbes “of thous eho leneMe laines | 8 10 joa ee he forte real ae ov Ragibka, a Bosnian, bought the usually is. E ‘ $24 1! hl Pig dt “society people” for a good price, and automobile in which th trian Kludt got a base on balls. A mom-| Newcomer,p. 3 © 1 © 3 0 Score by ini ‘ jthe play yesterday were: in return he was also to be made a! archduke was murdered fy Serajevo. ent later he bobbed up at secohd,| Rooth, 2b. 4 0 @ 2 3 0 23456789 Total Tee ond note a ee TODAY society person. But society people| It was sold for very little, the super- . big 3 C 2 arn 2 3 i omobile has been haunted ever H aayaiced ie te tiled A meeaeneter ce. 4 8 1.7.8 8) Two base Whites’ Gusink, Riley. P Moreen one 103 ne {Continued from page one.) [read about Voltaire’s quarrel with} vince the anchduke was shot dead. out at first made two down for| Schultze, rf 3 0 1 1 0 0) “Stoien daeex Riley, Schulte {Haines 44 ae leave IGE te the side, as Albertson had whiffed| Heidt, s 3 0 1 4 1 Olstruck out by Stokke 7 by Wilson 4,1 Raker, B. : ‘ at the opening of the inning. But) Hecker, 1 3 0 2 10 1. O|- Bases on balls off Wilson 2, off, Jones. An air mail line was 6pened between D dt got home. meanwhile for the —_—+4+ 2 i pe ,|Ermatinger 58 ‘ lew Yor re ie ’ | Stokke 2. Hit by pitched ball by you ees y ‘New York and Boston yesterday, the initial “score of the game. Nord-/ 31 1, 8 27 8 3| Wilson: Longre, by Stokke: Robincon,| Jostin 52 54 106 24 82 [trip being made in two and a half lund? bagger ‘b Full Lue 50 5 lung's one. bngeer ‘orought, Fuller hn g{ Re Leif Balke Witson. Passed balls|Zueta —50.5G 1082482 hours. ‘The air mail, leaving Boston aah | pr idbldi cial tae jm beaipcl ellen } | Holland 2, Sweitzer 2. Left on bases meine. 48 ier BE | AE ‘ + "Hoeft madethe only score for Man- 000 1g 3) All Stare 9, Wasburn 12. Umpires/oisness 58 1p MEG LOnicago, arriving thare the nuat earn, Cayou and Snyder, Time of game dan, starting with a one bagger and) Summary: Three base hit, Fair-| 2 hours iiss a cehaatte ing. advane unti empf’: i it on bases, Bismarck 4, n- E fem junday’ ‘ont ry igh fy to" tote field brought him in,| dan 6; first base oh errors, Bismarck pre Driving, approaching and putting hundred and_fift ultze’s out shortly afterward re-|2, Mandan 1; double plays, Tobin to contests were conducted at the club Boaton'aee We Yonk tired the side, Fuller to Churchill, Newcomer to t Sunday, with Haines winning the actied of peat wie Nene The Seventh Hecker to Dorfler, Newcomer to! driving’ contest and Hamilton win- ches lumbered over In the seventh with two men down,| Hecker to Rooth; struck out by Tuf-| ning the approaching and putting - . i ‘ Simonson walked to first, stole second| ford, 5; by Newcomer, 6; bases on cevwit. IWtHE driving conbectench Ewroucl tin git ee een an tour and brought in the third score of} balls off Newcomer the game for Bismarck, before Kiudt's| Christy, Bllison, Blank a retired the side. - thie Dear + attendance 210. . = pe ertson got away with a one x . a ies é eee aie acade acltewtoe feet Fourth of July Game Played ‘This cow won.a Beauty Con- in the footsteps of Simonson, but was AB RH POA at Mercer Goes to Home ens. ve ttna Mandy boys went down in one.| Fuller. 5 9 9 2 1 sean? 2 test as "Miss Texas” and now two-thtee atder, to finish the inning) Tobin, ss. - 4 eam, she i ‘, o ‘ Nordlund, ef. 6 2 2 1,0 1! is cow-st it‘over. ‘with, Bismarck went out'in| Love, P., & 2 2 0. 2 1! Mercer, N. D., July 6 The Mer- \ B ts pe 4 irehild, If. cer basebal am swamped e i, icky ito eis aeact|Simonan g: 4 $4 b & Furde' take nine eve lps, te ? uster Keaton to third and Nordlund on one to the| 2 tris! : - inal score beign 9 to 1. Gassell be Bs pitcher, = i b ste geal 7 i iB t 4 © chen, on the mound! for Mercer, Hh) i} in his biggest comedy ‘ Fatih! ‘things oon going bee feo ib ones ________|allowed only five hits and was \ MY ; © first of the eighth. jen the ‘ 39 6 11 given good support, while Mercer NYS s 2 e, > Mandan boys tried to start something. oo 4 \ ‘ Hollen, playing = apectaegar waine at 7 bunched hits with Turtle Lake er- Pi, 7 cond sack, quelled the insurrection ae \rors to pile up an early lead. AN ‘once. They all went Out With|Neweomer Isher FB Og || The box score follows: 4 Metro Goldwyn Maver Picture ; military precision, one, two, three on Booth, 2. 40 2 2 0 2 Turtle Lake enodl " Presented by Joseph M. Schench We will extend our 20% reduction on repairing, remodeling, i ‘a oy . » Ib. y 99 ii a A . f q cit the niaith the visitors retalited.| getter, = 4 <1 2 TO AW, Maxwell, ef......:4 0 8 0 Brown Eyes relining and cleaning during July. : : | 2 jorfler, 3b. 10 @ Johnson, ss. . é 2 ew ‘ Monee ot hes mot tagtmilated.| Dorfler, 3b. - 3 = 2 Johi 21s With. th it Geld whic was ak aanumiigted |Shafer, co - 3 1 9 8 9 1/Schweinzer if aioe ‘i new ‘screen alan Hct : A ee or ~ advance sale-of furs in August came home on Tufford’s liner to lett| 64. vei 5 317 ‘. ‘ : 8 the opening of the season our lar i tn The Mandanites were soon out peel gat g spy As a ee Pes 3, o 9 i Tonight in effect on all repair orders. regular rates will be nae a ‘4042 i Bring your furs in now and realize the difference i Score by inni : 4010 ebleaites erence. We give bs, nday's game did not begin so] Hismarck—-000 510 Ox 1115 5 B. Maxwell, Ih, vss... dy) 71 you the quality you want, the style you seek and the workman- i 1 Dorfler -d off for| “yundan—021 000 001 4.8 5 McDonald; p. J... OO ship you desire. Fashions are created nine months in advance. nning with » two base) Summary: ‘Three base ‘hit, Hoeft; naa. If this was not so American Mass Producti ‘i renal pine Tete ad anagarraariil watt} ate apelin Sere ee) Catala 4 524 9 : ' lass uction would be impossible. going = _ se rtson, Kludt; left on bases,| = *** aan . 5 Heidt brought Dorfler in Bistaarck 6, Mandan.6; ficst base on| Mercer 4 We have all the newest fashions and modes created on the anced to second and died! errors Bismarck 3, Mandan 4; double ase hit had brought in| Plays, Hoeft to Dorfler to Hecker; e base hit had brought in} struck out by Love 10, Schultze 2:|Sackman, ss. . Bismarck made the retort courte] bases on balls off Love 2; wild pitth.| Heupel, 3b. Lous his and did nothing about] Love 1; umpires Cashman iFlinn, ef. Toinghe seca yan; time of game 2:10; attendunee! a: a In the third, Hoeft knocked a three! 20. bagger to deep center and came in on| s h *. a wild pitch before the side was re-/ fi hid uae tired ‘by Heidt’s out. K For Bismarck, Simonson was out Gessellchen, p. xRohrer, rf; .... ., ut first, Albertsom hit a two bagger| ae to deep center, but died at third. Gg i SURES Fuller’s out and Kludt’s out at first! Totals..........6.84 6 27 11 retired the side. ! x—Batted for Krug in 8th. Errors: Sprout 2, Heupel 1, In the fourth inning Mandan retired Ces in one-two-three. Then ‘Tobin got safe on first and later brought in - Ku . Maxwell 1. Two base 2 run on Nordlund’s base hit. Nord- rs gust 2 Lienhart. Stolen dund went to third on Churchill's e ienhart. Sacrifices Krug. tee Lae aty Preps es pont ent Double _pla Olson to M. Max- jagger an urchill and Nordlun s oll Inset ce teed on"Fars| Beats Jamestown Shop Team,/¥ol Pa sr peng ee _? # child’s out at second, Simonson got 8 to 3, and Trims Wash- out.—by Gessellchen 9, by MeDon- ( first and then went to third on a » (ol. "Wild pitches, Mantey 1; Me- four corners of the world ri 2 i i Sprout, %.......6.. 4 orld right here for your inspection. Our storage accommodations rank among the best in the country. Your furs are safe the minute you leave them in our care. ' Our vaults are on the premises; no shipping, no transfer. oct > 0 Bismarck Fur Co. PHONE 610 = 207 FIFTH STREET. _—A. P. KNOTHE, Prop. bed the tieae orange aioe: * burn, 10 to 4- \Donald 1. Passed balls,-Wirtzlend, son .home and got safe on first. t Hits off Manley 5, in 3 innings. off Fuller struck out. Score 5 to 3. In a game featured by Robinson's! McDenald 1, in 5 innings. Left on rd and timely;bases, Mercer 4; Turtle Lake 8. d sparkling All Stars Love's double brought Nordlund home! camp by a score of 8 to 3 Sanday, lore Scores itchi In the fifth. with Tobin down,| steady pitching, the Nordlund got to first and advanced to second on Churehill’s single. FOOT SPECIALIST j and sent Churchill-to third. Fairchild) “The fast iti : j struck out. Simonson ‘brought in! two snappy, double-pleye bY includ’! | am Alseases of the feet success- > 4 Love and Churchill, but went out st} Stars, two home runs by Gasink and fally treated, econ, Bea : ne each by Wongre and McGrill. || ~ Phone In the sixth Schafer struck out.|fongre starred with his three hits! Heidt followed. suit and Schultz! and a spectacular catch in the ninth, | DR. Shean WESTPHAL knocked out & fly which the ,short- i fe stop assimilated ‘without too’ much| peoples, feaPing one-handed stab of trouble. Kludt, Faller and Tobin] snectacular. While the ficlding of the took scarcely more time. emt, | All especially of the infield In the seventh Arthur reached first,| was very fast’ the team. from James: stole second and died at third. New-| town also presented a fine brand of comer hit a two bagger but died) baseball. The All Stars garnered 12 at third. Rooth reached first base! hits off Rudd, including ,the four safely, but Hecker was out at first! home runs, while Robinsof held the ‘ immediately afterward and retired the! Jamestown tossers in check, allowing i‘ side. The Bismarck boys did scarcely] 19 well’ scattered hits,” Gasines ‘Sat. Evenings by appointment. SS MODERN SHOE REPAIRING at reasonable prices ? A ae BE a eich ves aleanticil heavy hitting featured, The box shane 7 SHOE | for Mandan. He went to second on AM Stars f ‘ Nordlund’s error. Dorfler went out 1 ig gee 111 Fifth street on a fly to left field. Schafer took! rijey gb, cr ts Se arck, Dak. & base on balls, and Heidt hit one to| Peoples Se 4 0 0 5 4°0 3 Tobin. The ball hit Tobin on the] Gasink rf. 423100 - oe sc rd potas ee and counting | Kelly 1b. 41ain 20 c : 1 . e ed third before ‘Sehultee's out re-|apnee, 4 1 & 2 8 2 ; tired them. eure. heigl pe EMEMBER, flies are more Pt on your garments, Fit kills moths + Simonson started the dance for Bis-| Robinson p. 4 1 2 0 4 1 “ than troublesome. They snd their larvae which eat holes. Exten- t mare’ With, & ane: Aaya stele. sce: . ; ¢ome from filth to food. Get rid sive teste showed that Flit spray did not fats one tag Riad ne sacker : sal oe eth ee RY this bigger capacity washer if of them with Flit, stain the most delicate imon: le lo Fe Ft ee nae TES Pe pa Ng A i py Pad oA ac gy ag t lund reached fitst safely, stole xec-|L. Powell >. & 0 2 1 1 0 Day Phone 246 __ does twice the work of other wash- Jalnuian of donne Dearing Sinan oe a othe ret stcmuaaia weil e ond, and Kludt scored. 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Do : insects and their eggs. sale everywhere, ie a oe Rooth’s hit brought in Newcomer. 3 10 2% 10 1 ARLO! 4 * ‘ i 7, | Hecker was out on a fly to short, and Sore by inni vires een Successors to week’s washing with the Maytag. /f. i oO a t 1 2, if third out of ivinte oe *i Au Bers 10010321x 8 Rowman’ Funeral Parlors , tt doesn’t sell itself — don’t keep it. i jp Bismarck did met, finish out the|4’mtown N. ee es eg if 3 216 Main St. » Uh,” "Next sunday. the ¢utted giants will| runs, Gasink 2, Longre, ‘McG Liesnagl Fobener ; Slagehore tw the eflct the Houee| Rly, Gacteony Lonare ana Herd | Panne Da” oe Magne a0 , : Bovtbie Biare dackoon to Peoples ie | 408. W. TSCRUMPERLIN ~F FRENCH & WELCH . 4 | Bases on balls off Robindea 1. Struck: . 4 - BISMARCK aa 1 out by Robin: pay Beua.8 6 é ‘| seley 1. Hits off Ruud 12 in innings, off. Posele: iat aera