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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10
Smart Tennis Stars Often lose to VIM

serted, and he begins to play with
greater care and caution. 1t is here
that your closing to- win" policy
brings worthwhile returns, p1ovid-
ing YOU haven't already lost heart
as a result of your opponents early
power.
BY now you have probably learned
YOUR opponents weakness and can
play to it. But you would not have
detected these flaws if you had tried
to match every dazzling shot he made
in the early stages of the match.
You would have spent so much of
your time and energy in trying to
match his "flash form" that YOU
would have lost any traces of weak
ness which he might have disclosed.
Study the scores in the big tourna-
ments and you will see that some of
the big stars are frequently beaten
in the first set. In most cases YOU
can put it down that they were "los-
ing to win"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10
Simply Meant He Was
Guest at 7 100 Dinners

Burlington looked up from his
desk, upon hearing CHEEKY
'Hello!" and found himself look
ing into the face of Davidson, coll
lege chum whom he had not seen
for several years, says a writer
In the Kansas. City Star.
"Why, Davy, old fellowl" Bur-
fingtDn exclaimed. "Where In the
world did you come from and what
are you doing here?"
Then the two launched into ex-
plantations and "reminiscences of col
lege1 days. After an hour or more
Davidson declared that he must
be on. his way. - "1f 5
How long are you going to BE-
In town" Burlington asked.
"Oh, two weeks at least" David
son replied.
That's fiRe! Won't you come
out to the house for dinner Sum
day?" Burlington asked.
. Davidson hesitated q moment.
but I already have an engage
ment for Sunday" he said. Cant
you make It the Sunday follow
ing?" 49,.
"Sure thing" Burlington ax4eed.
rIll see you again week from
Sunday, them"
"Oh, yes; but you'll zee me next
Sunday, too" Davidson told him.
II don't quite get ;yeu,"s { Bur.
lington said. Il thought you had
another engagement for aext Sun
day." Af ~ e.
"Sure, T.. have" Davidson re.
peated. "but 1t is also at your
house. I called up your wife this
morning and said hello to her and
she invited me- out Tor Sunday! !"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10
Claims to Haze Seen
OsUls Flying in Flock

1t is common knowledge that
tawny, barn, and long-eared owls
have increased considerably in
numbers In East Lothian III recent
years, and there is no doubt that
they are today far more numerous
than most people have any idea.
Motoring recently after the fall
Of darkness along byroad between
Macmerry and Pencaitland, writes
H. NJ. b. in the Edinburgh Scots
man, drew the attention of my
passenger to an owl flying over
Head, and at the same time slack
ened speed so that we might OBJ
tain a better view of the bird. We
then noticed second owl, and al
most Immediately q third and q
fourth, flying over the field on our
right; indeed, it seemed that there
was q whole flock Of them. as We
counted as many as six clearly
visible against the sky at the same
time. At first I thought that they
must be peewits, which often be-
sport themselves thus after dark
ness, but as the birds crossed the
rays Of the head lamps there was
no doubling that they were owls
tawny or barn. I think the latter.
Certainly they were not long-eared
owls.
Long-eared owls are. to some ex-
tent, gregariOus and sociable by
dispoSition-that y, a number of
them may fOregather irrespective
Of food or mating attractions. Such
meetings are purely social, and in
the case of the long-eared owl they
may occur at any season, day or
night; but I have never heard Of q
purely social gathering Of brown
or barn owls.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10
BY Mercer Beasiey -
The A-tO-Z Man of Tennis

Sometimes it pays to lose to win.
This may sound misleading, but as
a strategical policy it is not with
out merit. Here is where it applies.
Suppose you are facing an opponent
who has started out in whirlwind
fashion, and is playing all over the
court and playing we'll. 1t begins
to appear as if you may be over
whelmed. You may not admit he
can beat you but you must concede
he is playing better tennis.
Still this man must have a weak
ness. All !t'u have seen so far is
his strength. The "flash player" is
not at all uncommon tennis. By that
l mean the player who warns up
like national champion and perhaps
continues to play like one through
the first set. But as the match
lengthens out his true form is as
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10
BY JOE WILLIAMS

Michigan City, July 1O.-Here's
a piece of fistic news right off the
tcaster and it has better than
f!tty-tifty chance to stand up.
Despite statements to the con-
trary, Jack Dempsey, champion OF
the heavies, intends to fight one
fight before the summer season
ends.
And that fight will be held in the
blue sky bowl in this picturesque
village on Labor Day.
Jack Renault. Canadian heavy
weight, who has been stepping
high, wide and impressive of late,
will he the champions opponent.
The fight will be 10 rounds with
no decision. .,..,
Frank Parker of Chicago-Luckv
Parker they call him-will be the
promoter.
A New Tex Richard
Parker is the new Tex Richard of
the middle west. Parker promoted
the Carpenter Gibbons fight here
aud it drew gate of $227,OOO a
record for a bout in which neither
contestant was champion.
Parker. on July Fouth, had two
champions scheduled on the same
card here-Harry Greb, monarch of
the middies, and Abe Goldstein,
boss of the bantams. 1t was not
his fault the card was postponed on
account OF an epidemic.
Associated with Parker is Floyd
Fitzsimmons. a close personal
friend of Dempsey.
Generally speaking, you must lay
the dough on the line for Mr..
Dempsey. Friendships mean little
or nothing in his combative career
at the box office. There is, how
ever, one exception. Dempsey will
80 out OF his way to fight for Fitz-
simmons. He has done it before
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10

New York, July 1.-THE strange
and perplexing, case of Mr.. James
Joseph Tunney, known professional
! ~ as Gene, is to be wheeled back
into the operating room for further
clinical experiments.
Mr.. Tunney, processing to the light
heavyweight championship Of Amer
lea, has signed to exchange punches,
as the saying goes, with Georges Car
pentier, celebrated French foot racer,
here next month.
Nobody seems to be able to state
with any degree of positiveness
whether Mr.. Tunney, fstic product
of the A. E. F., is a first-class fight
ing unit or not.
We discussed his case with Martin
Burke, champion heavyweight of the
south, some days ago. Burke was
brief and to the point
81 think he's an awful tomato"
he said.
Nursed Along with Caution
Burke, however, may have been
'i'i"Ay PiSJouiScu, SlHCe the remarks
were made several hours after fight
in which he had taken a severe wal
Looping from Tunney.
Tommy Gibbons is another fight
ing gentleman who can hardly keep
a straight face when Tunney's name
is mentioned.
"rll say this for him, though, he
uses beautiful English"
Gibbons, too, may be moderately
prejudiced. The st. Paul shamrock
has been trying, unsuccessfully, for
several seasons to get a shot at
Tunney.
Much of the skepticism regarding
Tunney's ability grew out of the ex-
IRENE caution with which his mana
ger, the shrewd Billy Gibson, en-
gineered his matches. If the boys
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10
Billy Evans Says

The value Of speed to a pail teal.
IS slowly coming back to its own in
the major leagues.
For great many years, speed
has been more or less Of a negative
quantity. Hitting has dominated the
game.
Like all other styles, those of
baseball constantly change. The
style Of play seems to run in, cycles.
First We have the pitchers, SUI
preme, then comes an era of slug
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE SALE

Notice is hereby given that that
certain Mortgage executed and deliv-
cred by Geo. H. Niles and NJ: E.
Niles, Mortgagors, to Chas. Doffing.
Mortgage. dated January 30th, 1918,
and filed for record in the office of
the Register Of Deeds Of Burleighi
County, North Dakota on February
4th, 1918. and, recorded in said Of
flee in Book $50" Of Mortgages at
Page 1854, and which Mortgage was
duly assigned to Karl p. Doffing by
iAss sh as a ts dated record m;'i ii
the office Il ' tie Register Of Deeds
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10

Results Yesterday
National League
Philadelphia 3; Cincinnati 6.
Boston s.; Pittsburgh 3.
Others postponed, wet grounds.
American League
st. Louis 40; Boston SIS.
Cleveland S-6: Philadelphia 1-3.
Chicago 8; New York 6.
Detroit 81: Washington "a.
American Association
Louisville 9; St. Paul 8.
Indianapolis IL; Minneapolis A.
Toledo a; Kansas City 4.
Others postponed, wet grounds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10

Sullivan, but it goes over big today.
But who'd he ever put tossleep?
the heckler in the upper left box
asks.
Well he never put the customers
to sleep, and that's something you
can't say for lot Of the champs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10

First named team the at home
team:
Transportation-Team No. l..
Alex Rosen & Bro.-Team No. Q,
Lair Motor Sales-Team No. 3.
Hardware StoresRTeam No. 4.
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lie the importance of clean teeth.
These are two such unusual
brushes, grown large at the COM
mand of the Duchess of Health.
They made their appearance on
the Pacific coast where apples and
trees and things soften grow very
large. People out there are often
inclined to look at things in q
large way and this is the result.
AS matter of fact these two
Alices are pupils of Miss Dora
Savage, teacher at San Francisco,
who won a $500 health teaching
scholarship in the contest conduct
ed this year by the American,
Child Health Association. The
$4,000, needed for fifty such
scholarships awarded to elementary,
school teachers in fifty cities, was
furnished by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company in order to
promote good health teaching and.
thus improve the health of the
children of to-day and the grown
ups of to-morrows. IS
During the year the toothbrush
has grown larger and larger in tho
minds of children everywhere in
America as q result of this contest
and clean teeth is but one of the
Rules of the Game of Health
which Miss Savage and the other
teachers have emphasizes.
ter (E1a of seq; Southeast quar-
ter of Northeast quarter (SEA of
NEA), and Lot one Cd, of Section
Six CO.., Township One Hundred
forty (l4o), Range Seventy-five
(75).
There will be due on said. Mort
gage on the day Of sale the sum of
One Thousand One Hundred and
One dollars and Fifty Cents
($11O1.5O, and the costs of fore
closure and sale.
Dated June 4th, 1924.
KARL p. DOFFING, =
Assignee of Mortgaees.
JOHN o. HANCHETT,
Attorney for Assignee of Mortgs-
gee,
Valley City, North Dakota.
6-5-l2-19-26-7-3-1O
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10
L0CALLEAGUE
PLANNING FOR
FINE FINISH
Commercial League Gets I'm
derxNay on Last Half of
Seasons Schedule
ASKS FANS SUPPORT

The Bismarck Commercial League,
which has resumed its schedule, ex-
poets to stage hot finish in the
league games during the remainder
of the present season.
The Bismarck Commercial League
is sponsored by the Association of
Commerce with the object of fur
nishing good clean baseball without
.he heavy expense which the city
teams OF the last two years have
incurred. The standard Of pla, is
undoubtedly not as high but the
spectators can at least have the
satisfaction Of knowing the players
and not feeling a cramp in the poe
ketDook every time that baseball is
mentioned.
An admission charge Of % cents
is made, one fourth III which goes
toward payment for the lumber in
the stands in an endeavor TO Keep
the park for public use. Bismarck's
high school athletics ana other act-
vities practically require Il closed
field as community proposition.
The directors of this league under
the Association of Commerce feel
that these games are u public OPP
portunity for both community Ser
vice and through enjoyment.
Friday evening at $3.50 at the ball
park the Transportations meet the
Alex Rosen d Bro. team. A win
for either means tie for first
place.
The schedule for the balance of
the season is as follows:
Day
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10
The Nut Cracker

Mr.. Il. GREB
Harry Greb is first middleweight
champion ring has had who could
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10

of Burleigh County, North Dakota
on March 21st, 1924, and recorded
in said office in Book ."139" of AS
signments at Page $40, will be fore
closed by sale Of the premises, in
such Mortgage and hereinafter des-
cribed, at the front door of the
Court House in the City of Bismarck
in Burleigh County, North Dakota
at the hour of Two O'Clock P. M. ON
July 18th, 1924 to satisfy the amount
due upon said Mortgage on the day
of sale. The premises described in
said Mortgage and which will be
sold to satisfy the same are those
certain premises situated in the
County of Burleigh and State of
North Dakota and described as fol-
lows, viz:
East half of the Southeast quar-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-10

When Alice went down the
rabbit hole on her way to Wonder
land you will recall that she tasted
of the little bottle labeled Drink
Me" and then to her dismay she
began to shrink and shrink and
shrink. Perhaps these two young
ladies shown above are two ad-
venturing Alices, for the tooth
brushes are evidently too large for
them. What do you suppose really
happened? i
A toothbrush can't grow. Even
If the Duchess commanded it, the
most obliging toothbrush would be
at a loss what to do. Even if the
Duchess lost her well-known temp
er and cried "Off with their heads"
the toothbrushes would have to
submit helplessly. But wait! Per-
haps there is q chance for them!
A reprieve!
A toothbrush Is a pretty i'm
portant part of anyone'S equip
ment. That's what the teachers in
the public schools have been try
ing to impress on great many,
who have been rather disposed to
consider toothbrushes as, at most,
a nuisance. $3.50
1t is quite possible someone may
have taken it into his head to
make couple of toothbrushes
grow very large SO as to emphas-
Evening star., 1924-04-18
LEAGUE NAVAL CUT
PLANS ARE OPPOSED
British Believe Conferences of Ex-
perts Futile Due to Political
Questions.
REGIONAL PACTS FAVORED
Agreements Between Neighboring
Powers Held Advisable.
REGIONAL PACTS FAVORED
Dy tho Associated Press.

GENEVA, April 1S.-Great Britain
OF experts as means toward in
ducing on-signatory states to SUBJ
scribe to the principles laid down
IN the Washington naval treaty.
Impressed with the view that
political as we'll as tonnage questions
must enter into any possible agree
msnt, Great Britain yesterday in
fofh1ed the league of nations that any
further conferences, like the one at
Rome, could accomplish nothing
tangible and that some other way
must be found to attain a naval
agreement among the powers which
did not sign the Washington accord.
At its June meeting the council of
the league will decide on the next
step, which probably will be the con-
vocation of a conference of plenipo-
tentiaries. II is considered here that
experts cleared the air it brought
out wide Emergencies of views, many
Of which were based on the political
;tpprehensions of the delegates repre-
aenting the various powers, including
RuSSia- The idea was advanced in
league circles yesterday that local
regional pacts between neighborinE
powers might be one way of solving
the difficulty.
Naval league officials said that the,
prospects were distinctly favorable
for some agreement being reached by
the A. B. c. powers (Argentina, Brazil
and Chile), based on the quality of
replacement tonnage and perhaps by
fixing upon 10000 tons for each of
the three countries.
The question of naval reduction
was also brought to the fore by Great
Evening star., 1924-04-18
ADJUSTMENTS
THE Tanning of the Shrew'

Never was shrew better tanned than
was Katharine by Petruchio in The
Tanning of the Shrew' as produced
at Polls Theater last night, with I'd
ward III. Scthern in the dominating
role. With what fire and vigor he
ruff;ed it, leaping nimbly over tables,
hurting furniture about and cracking
his whip. In Shakespeare's comedies
Mr.. Sothern probably has no superior
on the stage.
Playing opposite him in place of
Miss Julia Marlowe was Miss Chip
pendale, who proved herself very
yirago, q shrew of shrews. Her mo-
ments of rage and humiliation were
admirable, and if she softened not in
love and surrender to such degree
as perhaps another might have done,
at least it was scarcely to be expect
ed OF such a fiery temper that no
remnant would remain, even after the
treatment meted out by Petruchio.
This comedy of Shakespeare, as
Evening star., 1924-04-18
POSSESSED BOGUS BILLS.
Tourist Arrested for Presenting
Counterfeit Money.

wAYCROSS. Ga, April 1s.-Several
thousand dollars in counterfeit $50
bills were found by federal agents
here last night concealed in IA box at
tached under the automobile of j. r.
Williams OF Daytona, Fla. who was
arrested here yesterday when he at
tempted to pass one of the notes to
a local automobile tire dealer.
The bills are said by secret service
men to be clumsy reproductions of
the Federal Reserve Bank Of Chicago
issue. Plates on which they were
printed have not been found.
Evening star., 1924-04-18

to what this conversion of his Kate
may raean, replied: Marry, peace it
BODIES, and love and quiet life
In the secondary plot, involving
the love Of Lucentio for Blanca, the
dove-like sister of Katharine, Fred
erick Lewis as Lucentio and Miss
Fair as Blanca are more than
acceptable. Others in the cast who
added greatly to the fun were France
Bendtsen, T. CT. Bailey, Forbes Daw-
HoWSOn
Evening star., 1924-04-18

played by the Sothern and Marlowe
players, literalE rocked the audience
at Polls last night with laughter.
The lines of Shakespeare, the plot,
We're there, and in addition an inter
probation and stage business that
made the actors and the action real
AT times II became n screaming farce,
IL that may be said of Shakespeare
without disrespect, farce that won
the hearty laughter and applause of
those who were fortunate enough to
witness IL.
The audience was well inclined to
believe. with Tranio. "Of all mad
Evening star., 1924-04-18

matches, never was the like" when
Petruchio drags Katharine away with
him. To those women OF today who
claim wife is n husbands equal in
all respects, co-partner, even to re-
tanning her maiden name after mar
riage, Katharina's admonition to her
sister Blanca and the widow on the
duties of a wife-after she has been
tanned, be it well understood-will
fall with jarring note, for Katharine
said:
Thy husband is thy lord, thy life,
thy keeper, thy head, thy sovereign"
And Petruchio. when questioned as
Evening star., 1924-04-18

Of the immigration forces. Inyrsti-
cations will be conducted as rapidly
as possible of persons who II II rea-
sonably doubted, gained their en-
trance legally.
There will be no cessation Of tho
investigation begun by !. r. Wixou.
supervising director of immigration.
into alleged irregularities in the i'm
migration service despite Wiyons 5
absence on the mainland. All aliens
seeking entrance will, IN future b."
subject TO rigid examination and In
vestigation
Evening star., 1924-04-18

Britain's act in registering with the
league of nations copies OF the Wash
ington naval treaty and the four
power Pacific pact. This was i'm
portant because, according to the
covenant of the league of nations, no
treaties between members of the
league shall have validity or have
any standing before the Permanent
Court of International Justice until
they have been registered.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
WILL DEPORT CHINESE,
Honolulu Official Says 1000 ia
1000 Entered Illegally.

HONOLULU, April 1S.-Between
one and two thousand Chinese, who
illegally entered Hawaii during the
past four years face deportation pro
ceedihgs in the near future, accord
ing to A. +. Burnett, the new chief
Evening star., 1924-04-18

Best Way to Cook Breakfast Prmr-s
First soak them over night or for eevcrsi
hours at least Second, cook sIoIrly until tender
In the water IN which they were soaked Third.
plenty of water the fruit will be 'Toose."
Fourth, do not cook them too long as they will
become too soft. Flavor with cinnamon, s,izei
lemon, or orange Juice. Sugar to taste.
Evening star., 1924-04-18

Cut out on vamp and
side; rubber heels: Ma
ture and English shape.
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EOPl.El

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EXAGGERATED

Two men were walking along the
beach at Brighton when one of them
accidentally stumbled against child's
pail.
my dear friend" exclaimed the
other, Il cannot tell how much la
ment your sad DEATH"
Whatever do you mean-my
death?"
you have just kicked the bucket"
replied the, first with a laugh.
ION the contrary" said the other.
Il just turned little pail"
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Innperatlxe.

What's the matter, old boyT' asked
Jimmie's friend. I've never seen you
looking so seedy."
I've got to go abroad at once" re-
marked Jimmie, gloomily."
"Nonsensel These doctors mustn't
frighten you out Of your life like
that"
ut wasn't doctor. It was law
yer. Brisbane Mail.
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Lawyer Got an .EarfuI.

And what time did the robbery
take placer" asked the lawyer.
Il think began the witness.
"We don't care what you think" put
In the attorney: eve want to know
what You know"
Then" rejoined the witness, Il
might as well get down of the stand.
! can't talk without thinking I'm no
lawyer" Success.
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NOTHING DOING

Quoter-Drink to me only with
thine eyes and I will pledge with
NINE 's5sa
Soft Drinks Dispenser-It won't DO
you no good to gimme the eye. We
don't keep a drop Of the hard stuff
here.
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Already Settled.
some time

Mother-If your husband won't give
you maid and finds fault with you
for the way you wash the dishes, why
don't you make him wash them him
self
Daughter-He does.
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He Realized II First.

Wife-If the human body is renewed
every seven years can't be the same
woman that you married.
Hub-Tve been suspecting that for
some time. SE
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Reason Quite Sufficient.

"You make life a burden TO me,
said the busy man to the persistent
Eifa insurance agent.
I'm that case you can't take out this
policy any too sO0n."
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No References Required.

Before giving you final answer"
she said witA a becoming blush. Il
shall refer you to papa"
'sBut am perfectly willing to take
you without any reference" he said
magnanimousIy.
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rhe usual.

"You ana your wife have decided.
then, to-"
mo. You got 1t wrong, Bin. My
wife has decided. / nave merely ac-
quiesced."