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con sin comida en- casa de ia
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lNEcEsTTA UNA HABIrA0IoEq
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CIUDAD NUEvA. HatO Rey. Ven

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Weiss de 81 H. P; / bomba
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tos separados, Informara Vicente
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PRACTICANTE. emo con larga ex
periencia desea colocarse con
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rfjase BOX IL, Naguabo. p r. 5-11
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SOLICITA. yarias senoritas. de la
Isla para matricular alumnos.
ofrece buena comisi0n. Escuela por
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ciaci0n-en ingles. Apartado ., Aqua
dilla, p. r. 6-a
Evening star., 1925-11-15

The 1925 Christmas card of the Prince of Wales.
1t shows Sir Humphrey Gilbert landing in Newfound-
land August S. 1885, and painted by Howard
Davie. Sir Humphrey Gilbert step-brother of Sir
Walter Raleigh, of the ablest navigators Of
his day. @ 1925 by Rapta"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-21
Statistics Give. !.
u. S First Place
Among Careless

Cleveland. Sept. 2l.-LP)-Thc op-
cnin. gun III a world wide war
against accidents on the streets, at
home and in workshops will be fired
on Monday morning, Sept. 28. when
representatives of more than 30 ma
tons will attend tho fourteenth an
nual Safety Congress in this city.
where $50 speakers will address ~
separate gatherings which will be in
session until Friday, Oct. =.
America will be branded 81 the
most careless nation in the world BY
speakers who will point out that the
accident death rate for the United
States is 1868 fatalities for each
100000 population, almost two and
Onc-third times as high, as the rec
ord Of England and Wales, which is
only 1886 for each 100000 population.
The safest country appears to be
Denmark whose rate is 20 for each
100000.
Tie League of Nations will be rep
resented by DR.. Frederick Ritzman.
of the International Labor Office Of
Geneva, Switzerland, who will come
here especially to. tell, about plans
for accident prevention campaigns in
other countries and to obtain data
regarding efforts that are being
made here to conserve lives and limbs
What is needed in the United
States to reduce the number Of lives
lost through accidents will be dwelt
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-21
BATTING AVERAGE OVER 800
ACCOUNTS STEADY WORK
... OF LEAGUE LEADING TEAMS
Senators Have O5 Mark; Athletics 3Oi Pirates $685. Third
II Pace ST. Louis Hits 3Ol

Chicago. Sept. 2l.~-Np The BASE
, on balls. stolen bases. sacrifice hits
and squeeze play. a formula chat
catapultel the Chicago White Son
into lasting fame as the ''lIiticsS
orders Of 1906 no longer wins many
! bali games. In these days Of tn"
lively bali. it takes u hitting club
to flirt with Il pcnnant
This is clearly shown today IN The
major league pcnnaht races. which
arc on their last legs. Washington,
winner Of the American league flag,
and the Pirates. in the National
league. are topping The leagues in
club batting.
The worId's champion Senators are
travelling mt Il ."o5 clip with the Ath-
lttics. runncrs-np. second with .3ot
and st. Louis. fighting to'.hold third
place in the race, third with .303. hi
The National the Pirates are seeking:
the ball for the high mark Of .30G.
Hot Top-Notchcrs
Individually. the Senators do not
rank among the top notchers, al
though the battery men ar" whaling
the ball industriously. Walter john
son is hitting .A46. "Dutch' Rcuthcr
.3Gi ard Hank SEVERED. the catcher,
49,. or the regulars. Sam Rice is
travelling the best with .337 with
"G0osc" Goslin next with 1913. Both.
however. arc far down in the lists of
individual hitters in the league. ac-
cOrdin% to averages which include
Wednesdays games.
Youthful Al Simmons Of The Aihlc-
tics fonn.. the going" pretty st'F
and slipped into Il tic for fourth
place with .3Gs. while Harry He'll
mann. the Detroit star. moved into
third place with 81. iris Speaker
and Ty Cobb Il Dair.of veteran pilots,
who step into the game occasionally
as pinch hittcrs. still hold the up
per hand. Speaker is leading with
800 with Cobb second with .377.
Paschal Of the Yankees did the most
sensational stick work among
the leaders. Although in only Z?
games. he is lodged between He'll
mann and Simmons with mark Of
1863.
Mcuscl Swat King
Bob Mcusel Of the Yankees seems
TO be in no danger Of losing the
lead in hitting h"mers as he has
runv up twenty-eight.
There has been little activity
anon. the base stcalcrs. Johnny
Mostil Of tho White Sox continues to
show the way with thirty-eight.
Other leading hatters: II. Rice,
st. Louis ."fs: Wingo, Detroit 800;
SiSlcr. St Louis .3Gl: Lamar. Phil
pdclphia $40: J. Sewell. Cleveland
.3a7; Collins. Chicago BAT: Comb
New York .3i5: Hale, Philadelphia
.3l5.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-21
DECISION or SUPREME COURT
Erom Ward CNunfv

w. c. Schultz and c. H. Schultz.
co-partners doing business as Schultz
Brothers. Plaintiffs and Respondents,
VS.. j.. M. Truax, ct al, Defendants
and Appellants. f. NJ. Truax and
John GrecnuD. Appellants.
Syllabus: This. is an action to re-
cover upon Il contract for stripping
Ignite coal and mining and loading
the coal uncovered. The contract
provided that the plaintiffs should
he paid u stipulated sum "for each
yard of dirt stripped" in making
the excavation the plaintiffs con-
:tructed at pit with sloping walls.
For reasons stated in the opinion, it
is held, that the plaintiffs are ell
titled to compensation. according to
the terms Of the contract, for the
dirt removed in the slopes.
2. Nonpcrformance Of a contract
in accordance with its terms isNex-
cused il performance is prevented by
the conduct Of the adverse party.
From judgment Of the district
court of Ward County, Lowe, j., de-
PENDANTS Truax and Greenup appeal.
Modified and affirmed.
Opinion of the Court by Christian
son, Oh. ].
Divet, Holt, Frame & Thorp, Of
Fargo, N. D., for Appellant.
CD. Fisk, Of Bismarck, N. D., Fran
els Murphy of Fargo. N. D.. and
Dudley L. Nash Of 4Minot, N. D., for
Respondents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-21
SEEK TOST0P
BOOTLEG OF
LEGAL ALCOHOL

Washington.--Chcm in the Bur-
eau Of Internal Revenue have been
experimenting for many months tn
find some substance which. il put
into commercial alcohol, will pre-
vent it's being used for beverage
purposes when diverted into the
hands of bootleggcrs. Quininc and
other chemicals have been used. but
it. has been puzzle to get a specific
that cannot be taken out by chemical
processes.
Patent medicine manufacturers
utilizing alcohol in their, wares arc
required to submit samples to the
Internal Revenue Bureau, where
chemists ascertain il the products
might be used for beverage purposes.
because of the alcohol that is in
them. If the medicines might be-
como available rs passable, substi-
tutcs for whiskcy or wine. the gov
crnmcnt disallows the application.
Inspectors in tho field follow up the
chemists test by an inspection Of
the physical properties Of the plant,
to see that the manufacturer has. the
apparatus to turn out the quantity
Of product he intends and to insure
that no alcohol might get into boot
leg channels.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-21

in the northwest.
Coniey. VINO will meet Earl Blue.
st. Paul, i'm tcn-round battle in
the city auditorium Friday night,
is known to fistiana as i second
Stanley kctchcll for his hard hitting
qualities and his aggrcssivcncss.
There is Il bit of pathos in con-
meet ION with Conlcy's manager. He
is Leo Mcmahon, IA blind hero Of
the world war. Mcmahon enlisted
with the Canadian Third Battalion
Medical corps in 1924. He has seen
service on several battleficlds. He
lost his cycsight under fire before
the C:.ited States entered the war
In the day Of 2U-round fights in
California, Mcmahon fought with
the same distinction in the ring AS
he did in France.
Not many FOLKS know that Con-
Icy floored Young Stribiing for the
count OF nine in the first round Of /,
fight two years ago." Mcmahon stat
ed in an interview some time ago.
"Conlcy has beaten Billy Britton
three times. and holds l2-round de-
vision over Young Marullo, gained at
Galveston, Texas.
~ might state that Conlcy has en-
gagged in lO5 battles and blew only
five decisions" Mcmahon concluded.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-21

Rogers Hornsby Of The Cardinals,
National League champion hitter, is
due to rcpcatfor 1928. He lacks on
ly eight points Of reaching the 400
mark. Along with the St. Louis
star, comes his first bascman. Jimmy
RottOmlcy. who is runncrup with
.""75. a position he likely WI lc-
tain.
Most Of the regulars in the league
failed to show any improvement in
their averages. but "StufTv' Mcinnis
Of the Pirates and Schultz and
Brcsslcr of Cincinnati. did well, the
trio hitting for 80, $50. and .35l :,
respectively. However, they have
participated in less than 100 games.
Jack Fournicr Of the Dodgers is
in third place in hittir" with 35!.
one point" in front of the veteran
lack Wheat, tcammate.
Hazen Cuylcr and Max Carey,
speedy Pirate pair. are engaged in
a fierce tusslc for the base stealing
honors. Carey is leading with 81,
two in front Of his tcamnt:c.
Hornsby ~
Ilornsby smashed out his thirty
seventh homer. and appears to be
~ CtO" Hcu Viz ICSO hVIiC
run king Of sluEscrs.
Pittsburg .34S: Blades. st. Louis
BAT; Burrus, Boston SAG; Harper,
Phil; I%lphia .346: Carey. Pittsburg
$40; Roush. Cincinnati $40; J. Will
son, Philadelphia $40; Stock,
Brooklyn .33S; Cox. Brooklyn $50.
The Brewers of the American As
ISOLATION broke into the hall Of fame
for the second time this season
when the club established new
mark for double plays, by making
1888. bctt"ring the 1872 record made by
the Washington Americans in 1923.
Eddie Murphy Of Columbus who
has not played since his Tooth game,
is sure to carry or tho batting hon
ors Of the league with mark Of
1897. Guyon Of Louisville, his clos
est rival. is hitting only .3G2, with
Lcbrurveau, Of Kansas City third
with $50.
Bunny Brief Of the Brewers has
taken the lead anon" the home run
clouters with 81. while Russell Of
Columbus and Earl Smith Of Min
ncapolis arc trailing with 30.
Christensen Of Sc. Paul is all bv
himself among the base stealcrS with
40.
Other leading battcrs: Tyson,
Louisville .353: Brief. Milwaukee
.353; Fisher, Minneapolis 1852: Dun
can, Minneapolis .344: Butler. Min
neapolis .339: burst. st. Paul .339;
Griffin, Milwaukee .334; Grimes. Col
umbus .332; Cottcr, Louisville $50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-21
C0NLEY WILL WORK OUT WITH
RALPH M'CANN, ST. PAUL HEAVY,
AT BISMARCK GYMNASIUM TONIGHT
Pacific Coast Champion Trains For Match With Earl Blue
at City Auditorium Friday Night

Billy conlcy. middlewe;ght cham
pion Of the Pacific coast. will work
out in The Bismarck gymnasium
under the City National Bank to-
right and tomorrw night at 700.
The public is invited.
ton!cy'S sparring partner WI be
Ralph MrCann. ST. Paul light heavy
weight. formerly Of Bismarck. who
is in the city en- route to his fathers
ranch a. Sanger
Mccain is 20 and tough cu:-
toner. He fought to draw With
Joe Nuske. northwest light heavy
weight champion. and lost the de-
c!s;on by q shade to Muskc in their
second encounter Mccain is rated
as one o. the most promising young
sters in the heavyweight division
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-21
MITCHELL CVW StOCkER RUSSELL

the few southpaws using the spit
ball. is having u big year with the
Phillics.
With the classy Athletics behind
him, Jack Quinn, secured from Bos.
ton, is helping the Mackmcn. "Red"
Faber. when right, is still puzzle
and Russell is one of the best relief.
pitchers in the big show.
Long Years Of Service
The years of service these spitball
pitchers have rendered in the majors
rather upscts the long accepted thco-
ry that the spitbal lis hard on the
arm.
Sixteen years ago Jack Quinn, as a
member of the New York Americans.
depended on the spitball for success.
"Fcd" Tabcr has been using it for II
years as big Lacquer and Grimes
and Shockcr have put in 10 years
in the majors tossing up the wet one.
Stanley COvelcskic joined the majors
in 1912, with the Athletics, and the
splitter was then, as now, his best
stock in trade.
The final passing of the spitball
will be welcome to major league
batsman. Even the lively ball doesn't
offset the difficulty in solving the
Splitter"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-21
BOBBY JONES
STANDS OUT AS
PERFECT GOLFER
ny JOE WILLIAMS

The writer tcod AZ tho eighteenth
green with Freddie Mcleod, the
Washington pro. watching one Of the
matches in The national amateur golf
championship ut Oakmom several
days ago,
McLcod's pride and pupil. young
Roland Mackenzie. the 1S-ycar-old
medals: Of the event, had just been
eliminated
Bobby Jones will now go on to
win the championship remarked
Mcleod. "Hc will win because he is
the only amateur in tho country who
plays EVERY shot PERFECTLY"
There is no better way to charac
tcrize Bobby Jones. He is the PER-
Feet GOLFER.
Perhaps he is. the first amateur
this country ever had who is capable
Of playing every shot exactly as it
should be played. From tee to cup
his game. is absolutely flawlcss.
Consider some Of the champions Of
the past:
Walter Travis. who Was winning
titles back in the days when swank
country club men drove prancing bay
colts. had . sound game. but lacking
in distance both with his woods and
irons.
Jerry Travcrs, who won the title
four times. in two-ycar stretches,
WAS III erratic driver. Travers fire.
quently lost control of his woods en-
tirely. On one occasion in a cham
pionship matches drove from the
tees with his clcck exclusively.
Chick Evans luck Of consistency
on the green forms one Of the bizarre
chapters Of the national game. There
we're times when Evans would putt
as liz endowed by a magic touch and
ut other times he would be as help
less as IL putting with a tail feather
from fledgling humming bird.
Francis Ouimet the Ouimet Of 10
years iback-was probably the closest
arproach Ito the Jones Of today.
Francis played most Of his shots
perfectly. II he had weakness it
u /. 4
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Spitbal; three in tho National and
six in the American.
All Of them might be classcd as
veterans. pitchers who have been
using the spitball for 10 years or
more. SO it is no rash assertion to
say that in about five years the moist
delivery will be merely Il memory.
In the National League Burlcigh
Grimes. Allan Sothoron and Lefty"
Mitchell are the last Of the spitters
The American League has Covelcskie
and Russell Of Washington. Shockcr
of New York. Fabcr Of Chicago,
Quinn Of the Athletics and Leonard
Of Detroit.
Spitball Still Effective
That the spitball is still mighty
effective weapon is proved by the
success attained by these nine pitch
ers up to date.
Stanley Covclcskic Of tho Wash
ington club has been tho sensation
OF the American League race. His
- straight victories is the best pitch
ing performance Of the year in the
majors.
Burlcigh Grimes is still one of the
leading pitchers of the National
League; Allan Sothoron is doing
well at st. Louis and Mitchell. one Of
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upon by Judge John Barton Payne, of
the American Red Cross, whose topic
will be 1.-The Naturalization of Ideas
and Ideals"
How America should mobilize her
peace time forces will he pointed
out by Rear Admiral William s.
Sims. L. s. n, who will speak on
"Safctv in the Nation"
Participating in the Safety Con
gross will be the National Safety
Council, National Civilization Rchab-
ilitation Conference, National Or
ganzaticn for Public Health Nursing,
American Society of Safety Frgi-
nccrs, and trade groups representing
every industry in the country.