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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30
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Before Won, sbi,fid lyoslr new he

Before You sbi,iid your new house
call and see the n. G. Rhud Lumber
Go. They win be glad to show you
plans and give You any suggestions
that Will help you. You Will save
money BY calling On them. Il
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

manager thereof. During Mr. John
sons residence in Bismarck he has
made host Of friends who, while
regrettfng his removal hence, will wish
him all the success that a bright
young man like him IS entitled to.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

Iron beds and springs eonplete for.
$500 at at Faunce's. Special sale for a
few days. Call and see me early. i,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

For Bargain Hunters On another
page will be found a special announce
ment by the "A. w. Lucas Company
which ought to interest the ladies'.
This firm is having special sale Of
dress goods at half price and now lis
the time for buyers to buy cheap.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

this large accession Of membership
and the broadening Of the scope Of
the organization There are number
OF matters that will interest each
member and a large attendance is de
sired. 5.i5 NJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

/ Steamer .Bismarck Washburn
Leader, 26th; The Steamer Bismarck
which wintered near Rockhaven has
been brought to this port and will be
put on the ways here for some needed
repairs. s ss35. !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

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4 Good ldeaIt is understood that an
ordinance will soon be introduced in
the city council prohibiting the plac-
ing OF a residence nearer than 20 feet
from the front Of the lot. The atten-
ton Of some Of the aldermen has been
called to several instances where fine
houses have been deprecated in price
by having q miserable shack built
close to the sidewalk in the adjoining
lot. The hap-hazard way that houses
have been built in the past on the ex-
IRENE front of lots will forever pre-
vent resident sections from having the
handsome and neat appearance de-
sired by all who care for the good APP
pearance Of the city as a whole.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

| 10 ReWrites the Records The coun-
lty commissioners Of Mercer county
have employed Eugene p. Case to sup
ervisei the rewriting Of the records
DESTROYED in the court house fire last
December for $500 the county id
addition to furnish and stand all ne
cessary expenses. z s,.:3 l 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30
Limited Dancing Club Will give
one of ifs pleasant dancing paroles
this evening at Bakers hall b

Limited Dancing Club Will give
one of its pleasant dancing parties
this evening ~ Bakers hall.
nichasssos, M nisWsrok--
Riehardton NsWs The town npun'dl
is beginning to 40 business. Residents
VIII take warnipg and keep their COWS
OH the street.
Born- and sfrs. Rawlings are
reeei5Iag conEr atulatl qas ulon the
adyent af little ldaushseE born Sum
day spsst 81 air. and weighing
eight pounds.
iAttentt9n Hsomen This evening
Tia Yeowen WIN meet in MaenIsfchor
hSja instead 9f the Odd Fellows hall.
A;amission al new msndbefs ana 9
aesiai session after tie NEE ling De:
glse team requested Is 81 present
Hhe Ladies' 0k The RFsFilSgss
tsrlan church VIII ii nth e .g;I
Ds Edick on Thnrsday, afternoon, May
az at 2ssQ sleci rhisis nhs rssa'
Ri. monthly business meeting and q
4 full attenaance isdestaad.
sunday tisby u Murphy vas
reseiying tiie cong atlaations 81
friends yesterday On tie arrival at IFS
home early Sunday morning Of =
Maidstone baby dasaehtar. The entire
family ID doing tteelgs
sys54 Il s-s-sssssts 81
opens 0ssSs u wsshbssa Atfofnes
visgo lsJoAnson Of tae saw sarm got
Mockler g johnson of this city and
Washburn; goes to the lsater place this
morning 10 open the new Offices 81 the
firns id that city. and wiii be teaident
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

manager thereof. During Mr.. John
sons residence in Bismarck he has
made q host Of friends who, while
fregrettfng his removal hence, will wish
him all the success that a bright
young man like him Is entitled to.
Steamer .,Bismarck Washburn
Leader 2sth: The Steamer bismarck
which wintered near Rockhaven has
been brought to this port and win be
put on the ways here for some needed
repairs, H. ssa3., /
l To ReWrite the Records The coun,
tty commissioners of Mercer county
have employed Eugene b. Case to. sup
ervisei the rewriting Of the records
DESTROYED in the court house fire last
Dec mbers for $500 the. county ii
addition to furnish and stand all ne.
cessary expenses. 1
et ST.; ~ s------ s!s.i s. 81
Young Base BaIiists All boys under
the age Of 10 who desire to belong t.
the junior nine are requested to meet
this evening at the ball ground fol
ganization., / It .is expected by, tbs
young fry that strong, nine can be
secured in the city which can visit
the surrounding towns and take all
the scalps In sigh.
Should Locate in Bismarck Among
the requests for information as to the
statutes of North Dakota relatives te
admission to the bar received at The
office of the clerk Of the supreme
court yesterday was one from gentle
man residing in Milwaukee, who /,
seeking location In ours state. Hi
nameais Joseph Episzynski
For the Pen Yesterday Sheriff
Hartung Of Dickinson came in witt
two, prisoners for the pen, one con
victed of completely in the murdel
Gladstone, and the other being ashorst
tibet. Judge Wand erlas aceom paniet
the sheriff and the gentlemen vii
spend today in the city.
Found the Rpttle March 25th, II.
day the ice went out in the river
4 Charlie Albertson, jr., put note in
side an empty bottle, corked it ami
threw It ID the river. Yesterday let
I ter from a young man at Okobojo, s
ID, said that his father had found
1 the bottle in the riyerApril Z, and dis
covered the note and add Fess4 inside
hence he had written the send lei.
Ditch Opened Soon York on ID,
Fort Lincoln water ditch has been ds
laged owing tos the dateness of arriYzas
/ Of the steam ditcher FROM Salt LAX
/ City, where, Contractor Kennedy ha
j had It in suse. IT ID looked for in /;
day sor two when active GRAFTON
viii ri ID ir,augu II and pushed to ,th
i rapid completion Sc the work unae
i M ,a,z, mn, ma nag sunent of rhon,a
4 Fnas m ]. 7ss s 4 B
& 81
Looking for 4 Location ve mo,
4 ina picture men were III iii tie city syes
4 terday from the Twin cities :ioolxin
i fora location for Z permanent exllib
~ I. 8 4 ssA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

Young Base Balllsts- All boys under
the age of 10 who desire to belong to
the junior nine are requested to meet
this evening at the ball ground for
#orga al e ion. It .is expected by, the
young fry that q strong nine can be
secured in the city which can visit
the s.,rround ing towns and take all
the scalps in sight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

Should Locate in Bismarck Among
the requests for Information as to the
statutes Of North Dakota relatives
admission to the bar received at the
Office 2of the clerk Of the supreme
court yesterday was one from a gentle
man residing in Milwaukee, who is
seeking location IN. our state. His
name il Joseph NfEpiszynski
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

For Fire Insurance see r. G. Rem
ington. s3s$ 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

Large Congregation at the Pen
Yesterday the services at the peni-
Tertiary were listened to BY the larg-
est audience ever gathered to hear
religious instructions. The services
were held Ia. the new three.story
building Just completed, the new din
ing room being used. This room Is
about 25x125 feet in size and there
were about $50 convicts present 70
hear Dr. Magin, who was given the
closest attention. A choir was made
up Of Is men and the singing was
entered into with a Test. an a short
time the third story 81 the new build
ing will be fitted up as a chapel and
services held there iii the future.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30


Methodist .a!i Team a baseball
aggregation was got together last
night which may cause. the owners Of
the ball grounds great deal Of ex-
pense for boards knocked Off the fence
by their fierce batting. and things like
that, This select bunch will be known
as the Methodist base ball club and
Judging from the way some Of them
talked It is going to be serious thing
for any ordinary lot of payers to- 50
against them. That they are in dead
earnest may be Cleaned from the fact
that they have elected a treasurer in
the person Of 6. II, Russ, to take care
of the gate receipts, and when it be-
comes generally known That that eOld
Wei" Myron HUTCHINSON, lis to
manage the team. 1t is doubtful if any
nine Gamble secured to play with
them. Carl Troxel viii captaini,th
bunchs5aa IT is said has ALREADY
ordered lot of cast iron bats for his
hard hitters The names sof the
PLAYERS will NOT be made known at
this time as 4 ntionary measure,
asothan eAab don't want tarEeafe cut
| any aspiring mines which may be
ineub ting Ia:s 1. ssssysi
b The prInte who went
aga1nst,,the Saints last yesf, have
heard % The above and with that %.
domit ahla nlHck and dared evil bravery
charact eristie of the frateEhitg VIII at
once argaRIEe a nine and ehallanga TIE
Method isls 10 4 game ioS sneney, run
orfnaarb les. pr. Roar, H Rn,ssiss
and Myren Iutehansen to the CON
.trafE. not ithstan Ling NJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-30

Company X inspection Company A
was inspected last night By Captain
Frank r Bolles, Sixth infantry, sta
toned at Fort Lincoln. There we're
81 men present out 81 total 81 ii
members Of the company ana they pre-
sented 4 very neat and soldieriiyyt ap.
pearance. The inspecting oficer did
not reach the city until II 5. d. and
as q consequence the boys had a long
and tedious walt, but killed time in
the enjoyment Of q little supper, at
the Northwest; Owing to the 1ateness
Of the hour the Inspection was per.
haps shortened somewhat, but to the
onlookers the boys did very well and
viii show up favorably with any 81
the other companies ofsthe state. The
inspection of equipment will be made
this morning. i 4 1: 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
LOWELL, SO; POPLAR GROVE. 2

All games postponed on account of rain
or wet grounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
MEDALS SECURED
FOR A. A. i. MEET
Wandamere Will Fix Up Fast
Track and Training Quar-
terS for Athletes.

The games committee Of the Utah divi-
sion of the Amateur Athletic union and
the directors of Wandamere held a meet
ing yesterday, when arrangements for the
first annual meeting of the a A. u. were
completed. The meet will be held at
Wandamere, and this resort has agreed
to give the association $500 in cash to
purchase medals TO be given to the win
ners. The medals will be gold, silver and
Utah copper, for firsts, seconds and
thirds In addition to this the association
viii give a cup to the association enter
ing a team which wins the most points
diamond medal will also be given to the
biggest point winner of the meet
The Wandamere people also agree TO
put in a 22e-yarl straightaway cinder
track. This will be the only track of this
kind in the west They will also build a
half-mile circular track for the long dis
dance runs. The large building situated
in the north end of the park will be
fitted up as a club house for the athletes
with shower baths and rubbing tables,
to make Wandamere the most conplete
and best-fitted athletic field west of Chi
cago
The A A u committee. consisting of
II. j. Milne. Fred BennOn and EIwood
Brown, will hold another meeting within
short time, when a general letter of
rules and regulations Will be framed and
sent to athletes and athletic associations
all over the state. This committee wish
it understood that any amateur can COM
pete in this meet and all that is neces-
sary is for them to register with the reg
can be secured upon application to e j.
Milne. secretary. at the l.. ID. 5. II.
Entries for the meet will close on June
3, the meet to be held on June s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
FIRUCAHE DOWN TO WEIGHT
Chicago Man Doing Road Work to
Get His Wind in
Shane.
Especial to The Herald.)

Ogden, May 14.-At the training quarters
OF Billy Finucane, who is scheduled to
go against Fighting Dick Hyland at the
auditorium here May q, closed doors to
all excepting the newspaper men and a
few friends Of the little fellow were MAIN
taihed this afternoon. Those who donned
the mitts with the Chicagoan were Kid
Herrick and Young Kellar. The latter
had TO quit in the middle of the second
round on account of a severe nose bleed.
Herrick went three rounds with Finacune,
after which they wrestled for few min
utes- The rest of the time was spent with
the weights. This morning Finacune did
some road work, for the benefit of his
wind. which he says is improving every
day Butler. his manager thinks his pro-
tege can make 1875 pounds here without
any trouble. The fact that he is already
down 10 weight shows that he will be at
his best when he goes against Hyland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15

wv HSR
MILNE MAY GO TO B. Y. C.
Church Schools May Restore Foot
ball and Desire a
Coach.
Especial to The HeradI.)

Especial to The Heradl.(
Logan. May 14.-There is a probability
of Coach Milne of the l.. D. S. L. coming
to Logan next season. The b. Y. college
athletic authorities are afterhim, and the
question of salary is the only thing be-
tween them. Milne will not come unless
he is paid s1.400. and the athletic peo-
pie at the college feel that they can
hardly afford 1t. but they want Milne
very badly, and 1t is thought will accede
TO his terms. Harry Stoney has acted as
chief coach at the b. Y. c. of late, and
has done some very good work. especially
in basket ball and baseball. but lie is noe
a football coach. and there is a proba-
DIlity Of football being restored to the
church schools next year.
The Oaks, the new baseball team or
ganized here by w. F. Normandy, and
which he hopes to enter in the state
league early in June, have returned from
Pocatello, where they went to play ball
on Sunday. Rain prevented the game be-
ing played. but arrangements were made
Tor another game to be played on June
2, The Oaks Will probably go up against
Stoney's Colegians this week, so as to
keep in practice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15

The Lafayettes beat the Emersons yes
terday by a score of "a to 9. The game
was played on the East Fourth South
grounds. The winners: James, c.: L.
Taylor. D.; G. Taylor, 1 b.; Treseder. 2
b.: Young. b.. Cowley, SIS: Beatty. r. f. !:
Serene. m. f.; Robbins, !. (.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
NEVER SAW A BALL GAME.
(Chieago Reeord-HeraldD


Diogcnes once rolled his tub around in
every kind of weather.
And had no wants beyond the grub that
held his frame and soul together;
He did not fear to make a jest concerning
naughty Alexander
He kept care banished from his breast
and laughed at blame and smiled at
SANDER.
But think how much more fun he might
Have had if he had lived to see
member of the home team smite
The sphere so hard that ere its flight
Had ended, splendid victory
Belonged to them VINO brought renown
And pride and pennauts 20 his town.
Great Caesar triumphed over Gaul and
won some glory in the forum,
And many slaves obeyed his call and
thought him high cOckalorum;
They offered him kingly crown; he gave
obedience to no man.
And till the hour they struck him down
he was proud and tickled Roman.
But naughty Caesar ne'er was thrilled
BY witnessing Lajoie prepare
To bat with all the bases filled.
When they who watched were awed and
stilled.
And never did he rend the air
With whOops of joy, or dance about
Because the enemy struck out
Brave Washington had triumphs. too and
doubtless he had many a chuckle;
They must have handed him few the
day he made CORVALLIS knuckle:
And we can well imagine how he laughed
at English Georges cussing.
And kissed the care from Martha's brow
when she INDUCED in idle fusSing.
But when his breast was filled with
doubt
And when with woes he was beset
He could not blithely journey out
To mingle with the mob and shout
And throw mis- cushion and forget;
He never heard with ecstaCy
s4r.EN
Oh, barren pasti Oh. mirthless days de-
void of aught approaching glory
Oh. luckless bards who fashioned lays
when life was but plaintivo story,
How futile was the knighthood that in ar
NOR was content to swagger
And had no chance to swing the bat and
never landed a three-baggeri
Who thinks of poor old Launceiot
Or Lion hearted Richard now?
Hans Wagner gives the ball a swat
BY agile Evers It is caught
And-gee. The chump has dropped it!
-" WOwiii--
Through all the land once more the call
From husky threats goes up, Play
balls''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

san Francisco. May 14.-There were a
lnmEer Of upsets at Oakland today. but
teral of the winners were heavily
rlaycd Lolita Gladstone and The Skip
lcr were two of the surprises. Grasscut-
Ter the medium of q heavy plunge. beat
PAL thc fay0rite for the fourth by a mar
row margin. Abuchon made his first APP
pesrance since his arrival and took the
two-year-old race on St Avon. Results;
First race five furlOngs. Selling-St
Avon. 1I2 (AubuchOn). To to l. won;
Swede Sam. 112 &C.. Williams), 8 to I, see
nnd: ST. Modan 1l2 (Archibald). 40 to l.
den Yell. Rustler, Affair. Jockey Mounce
Import. San Raman, WOlfville and Cor
ELI finished as named.
Second race. six furlongs, selling-Lotta
Gladstone, 107 tR. Davis, j. to /. won.
Salable. 1O4 (Macrea). II to }, second: Lin
da Rose. l07 1Fischer). 10 !. third Time
LII BoFohama, Distributor. Mimo, Ar
una, Glendenning, Bakersfield and Bat
idor finished as named. FL Chihuahua was
left at the post.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Alice
Carey. 102 (Buxton), to , won Jima-
long. 102 (WrighD. 50 to ]. second: Roscoe.
1i2 Or. Dayisl, 8 to I, third Time-l:14 %.
Pelham. Mistress of Rolls. Box Elder. In
structOr. sharp Boy, Peter J. and King
Thorpe finished as named.
Fourth race, futurity course. purse
Grasscutter, 103 Or. Davis, 10 to ). won:
Pal. 100 (BuXton). s to 8. second; Burning
lilo. Senator Warner, Andrew b Cook.
Billy Mayam, Isolation and Blanche c
finished as named.
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling-The
Skipper, IL (Archibald). u TO !. won
Meada. 107 "a. Wright. 40 to /, second
T.. NJ. Brattin. 100 &C. Williams). Z to ].
third. Time-1:13 40 Prestige Daruma.
Silver STE Escamado. Peggy O'Neal
Princess Wheeler, Governor Orman and
Belle Reed finished as named
Sixth race one mile, purse-San Alviso.
IS Or Davis, q to 5. won; Cabin. JOS &C.
Williams). 9 TO ;. second: LiVius, 9S (Bux-
toni, to l. third. Time-1.41 Johnstovn.
Lord of the Vale, MlIIsOng. Galvestonian
and Eimdale finished as named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
SAINTS BEAT ALL HAILOWS
Parry Pitches Good Ball and His
Team Gives Good
Support.
Standing of the Teams.

The L. D S. baseball team defeated the
All Hailows college yesterday afternoon
on the High school eamput. 1t was a
one-sided game, and the final score was
to >. In the sixth inning with the
Saints eight runs to the good Collie
gian reached first base for the first
time Parry pitched excellent bali, and
his support did not fail him. The All
Haliows could find him for only two safe
hits. Both pitchers had ten strike-outs
Metcalf. the L. d. s. shortstop, landed
three safe hits out of four times up. and
made two runs. Horsfall made a home
run, and Corollo touched up the horsehide
for a thTee-bagger. The postponed game
between the University props and the L.
d. S. L. team will be played Thursday af-
ternoOn on the High school campus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
ANOTHER APPEAL FILED
Emil Swan Seeks to Set Aside One
of Durand's judy
ments.

Another appeal from the notorious JUS
tice court at Murray presided over by
Charles F. Durand, was flied in the dis
trict court yesterday by Emil Swan.
Swan asserts that before nurand was
elected, the Tintic Mercantile company
filed a suit for small debt against him.
TO which he entered demurrer before
Justice j, p McOmie. When Durand
came into office, asserts Swan, he pro-
ceeded to hear the case without passing
on the demurrer. He also asserts that
neither he nor his attorney received any
notice of trial and the first irtimatiOn
he had that the court had acted on tho
case was when he received notice that a
judgment of 1851 had been entered
against him.
The complaint alleges that this action
of the Murray court was illegal. and he
asks the district court to pass upon the
point. The writ of certiorari was issued
yesterday by Judge Lewis and made re-
turnable before him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-15
CYCLE RACING
FOR OGDEN FANS
Harry Heagren Secures Track
and Will Try to Build
Up Game Again.

The Ogden cycle fans and the bike rid
ers of Salt Lake and Ogden will without
doubt be overjoyed with the announce
ment that the Junction city is tc be on
the cycling map again this year. The
new Ogden saucer. which has lain idle
practically all of last season, is to again
be the scene of races between the pedal
pushers. Harry Heagren of this city is
10 be manager, and it is the announce
ment of his name which will be especial
~ greeted with satisfaction by the fans
and riders.
For some time deal has been pending
Tor Hesgran to take the Ogden track, or
to be more explicit, the owners of the
ogden track have been trying to get
Heagren's consent to take it. but until
yesterday he refused to undertake the
Job
r. A. Grant has just signed up a lease
for Glenwood park, where the track is
located and began 10 renew the offers
to Heagren. The deal finally closed
whereby HC=gren is to be given a sum
of money for purses for each meet and
take over entire control Of the manage
ment of the track and the riders.
Heagren's motive IS TO promote the
good of the game and the interests OF
the riders. BY running the Ogden track
the large colony of riders will have just
this much money added to the amount
given at the Salt Lake saucer. II means
moro racing 2II5l better racing all around
see all the good men at least once
week
Local Riders Sign Up.
When il was made known yesterday that
Heagren had the Ogden track (the local
riders were busy calling him up and ask
ing if il were true On every hand the
riders expressed themselves as well
pleased and practically all agreed to go
10 Ogden for the races. Heagren is now
getting out a contract for the boys to
sign and before evening had enough sig
natures to secure the success OF the track.
All he had to say is that Il will run the
track in ogden this year" and this was
satisfactory. The boys at once signed UP
The Ogden track is the best saucer track
in the world 1t Is much faster than the
salt Lake track as il was built later and
* more improved in the banking Hea-
eren was responsible for the building of
he track and ran il the first year. The
game was VOL patronized this season and
a big sum of money was added to the
prize winnings of the riders in Salt Lake.
Last year johnnie Chapman tried to run
The track. Vt was a failure, OF at least
after couple of meets there was nothing
more doing. Heagren is the man who put
the game in Salt Lake on a good basis
after It had been run down and now his
friends declare it is UD to him to turn
the trick in Ogden.