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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-29
L0CALSSPDIT..
SERIES WITH
SC0BEY nine
White SOx Bow To Montana
Team, rs, in Ragged
Contest

loose playing and ragged general
ship lost a ban game for the Bis
marck White Sox yesterday. when
Scobcy. taking advantage Of Bis
marck errors, trounccd the locals,
to 8. The game was called at the
end Of the seventh inning to allo"
Scobcy TO catch u train cast.
Scobcy drew first blood in the
second inning when FclSh. former
member OF the 1919 Chicago White
Sox. worlds championship team,
reached Duncan, Fargo boy, for Il
single. Another single by Guycr, a
line drive by Lupc, and sacrifice
by Meyers, scored two runs for the
visitors.
Fetish started off another Scobcy
rally in tho fourth, when he got. to
first on Mincttc's error. Guycr came
through with II two-ba"gcr, and Lupc
repeated with Il single. netting two
more tallcs for the outsiders.
Another run in the fifth as IA re-
suit Of errors by Mincttc and Nox-
ken, vas followed by two more in
the sixth through an error by Min
cite.
Duncan. on the mound for the
White Sox. pitched a good game, al
lowing Srobcy eight hits. Errors, not
hits, accounted for Scobcy's win,
Sagchorn. Bisr,arck's crack first
stacker, supplied the necessary in the
the form Of n single through second
in the fourth. which drove in Bis
marck's first two scores. After this
performance, the locals took hold Of
themselves and in the fifth garncrcd
another tally.
King. the Scobcy moundsman. was
reached for six hits. and was a con-
siderable Improvement over his pre-
dcrCSSor yesterday.
A threatening rally in the seventh
which brought in two runs for Bis
marck WAS cut short when Nordlund
struck out.
Bismarck plays Ashley there Sun
day.
In
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NEED
SKILFUL STENOS

Absolute accuracy /; necessary ~
tho work turned out by lawyers
stcnographcrs. An error may lose
tho case" Leading attorneys en-
gage graduates from Dakota Bus
mess College, Fargo, because of
their careful training. Scna Went
worth recently accepted a zinc pos
;tion with httys. Pierce, Tcnnc&on
& Cuplcr. Such positions lead to
highly-paid court reporting. Nearly
all leading Dakota courts employ
y. b. g.. men and women.
Watch each week. 'I'ollow the
Successful" Fall term. Sept, |.
Write +. l.. Watkins, Pres, 500
Front st., Fargo.
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|SportS
ATHLETICS. ..
LOSE AGAIN, Il
SENATORS WIN
Washington Receivers Two
and Il Half Point Lead
Over Mackmcn

New York, Aug. 29.-Np Wash
inGton and Philadelphia were one
full game further apart today in Tho
firht for the American league pen
nant.
Although the champion Senators
yesterday stretched their slim adj
vantage to II game and half by
swapping II losing streak Of -four
straight with n , to 2 decision over
the White SoX, unfavorablc breaks
nccompli shed for the leaders what
n paucity Of hits would otherwise
have made impossible. Blankcn ship
allowed the visitors only five seat
tered blows, but errors at crucial
---.eds aided Washington in scor-
~ two of their three runs. The
winning counter in the ninth was
posted without the aid Of a single
safe stroke. Ferguson allowed Chi
cago eight hits. but kept them we'll
scattered
Athletics Cracking
Philadelphia, continuing to show
signs of having cracked both on the
offcnsc and defense. ran up its
sound western losing streak Of four
games at Detroit. The Detroit steam
roller flaitcncd out the Mackmcn, y
to ! chasing four pitchers with u
hits, six Of which were divided by
tho veteran leaders, Ty Cobb and
Red Wingo.
Three safctcs off Waite I!oyt were
enough for the st. Louis Browns to
shade the Yankees, TO 0, New York
failing TO use eight binGlcS permit
ted By Giard.
In another junior league mound
duel between Xahniscr Of Boston and
Miller Of Cleveland, tho Indians
were scalpcd. = to |, by first base
man Todt, who totcd home both tai
lies.
Terrific hitting tanned game up
Using against the Pirates in Phila-
dclphia. 10 to 8. After five pitchers
had failed to check tho Quaker at
tack. two homcrs and pair Of
singles by Cuylcr set the Pittsburg
pace.
Giants Win
The Cincinnati Reds rcdoubIcd
their efforts to crowd the Giants out
Of second place by bcSting the Rob
ms. - to I. in another National
League cIouting bee. but Irish Mcu-
two aad unc-half games by driving
''pUlnWoi WI Dollic Will ~ uDuD't ~
the ninth to win over st. Louis by 4
single tally. I to >.
Long hits, waited by RoStol
hreczcs. went for extra base hits t,
give Chicago n six to four decision
over the Braves.
In The Association a costly error
by Mcllito, Brewer keystone sackcr
started things in tho initial stanz;
Of tho game with the Colonies. Be
fore things settled down again thu
Colonies plankcd across six tallic'
and broke loose aagin in the fourth
with three. to add two more later.
Indians Triumph
Allen, tho Indian garden keeper
tried to butt over the score board il
left field, chasing "A hoist by jim
Moore. Blue outficlder. The homer
was not enough for the Blues to win
for the Indians noscd them out, sis
to five.
There was much lusty seeking il
the Miller udhcn argument. Wacf
club used three pitchers who were
touched for % hits. four Of then
homcrs.
st. Paul played in CHAMPIONSHIP
form against Columbus. and tool
both ends Of twin bill. A homer
by Mcmillan with two on gave then
a winning margin in the first game
and in the aftermath the champ,
waited until the ninth to score -four
runs off Stucland and Lcvcrcttc tc
overcome thrcc-run lead.
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Many Countries Will Exhibit
at Prague international Fair


Prague, Aug. 29.-R-Thc elcv-
cnth International Fair at Prague
will be held from September g to IL.
The engineering exhibit. rs usual.
will be the largest. but among the
other outstanding features will he
the radio and sports goods exhibits.
The latter is indicative of a new in
dustry created by the. growing i'm
rortancc of sports of all kind as
part of the national life. 80.
The participation of foreign coun-
tries will be greater than at previous
fairs. Besides n special French sec
ton there will be exhibits from the
United States, Austria, Germany,
italy, Greece, Great Britain, Neither
lands, Sweden. Denmark, Belgium,
Switzerland, Hungaria and Jugo-
slavi. "
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DEADLOCK IN. !.
FLAGSERIES J.
SPILLS DOPE
Nobody Knows What Next
Five Weeks in A. l..
.' ,,,.m r.
iii lJIl uS ,.!.

Chicago, Aug. 20. - (p = With
Pittsburg the only pcnnant aspiraht
whose recent play has been Of cham-
pionship caibre. specul alton on what
the remaining five weeks of the sea.
son will bring forth is, concerned
chiefly with the degree anil dursti6n
of tho partial eclipse into which
Washington, Philadelphia and the
New York Giants seem t. have
passed.
Dcadlockcd in a protracted strug-
gle which has apparently under
mined the strength of both clubs. the
Athletics and Senators give promise
of continuing their battle until the
close Of the season The winner may
be determined in tho final game. on
October 4. ut Washington.
There is no recent parallel Of the
lock step grapplc these clubs have
staged. For days At the time mar
gins Of supremacy have been main.
tanned by one or the other. only to
be broken for a day while the clubs
positions were reversed.
ncsnitc determined playing by
both the Mack and Harris teams III
the last two weeks. the league has
shown little disposition to furnish
Il Locl,invar from the west. Even
Chicago. with better pitching than il
had early in the season, has been
able to cut their descent, from tho
front only from II to . games.
The weeks averages reflect tho
weakening in the attack Of both
clubs, Philadelphia losing five points
from their team batting average
while Washington dropped two. =.
After pummcling the Giants il
their recent series, the Pirates have
continued to move scrcncly .towart
their first pennant since 1909. Su
perb pitching by veteran hurlcr.
has been backed by timely though n,
heavy hitting. The Giants have q
games to play. In order to. III
Pittsburg. twenty would have to b.
victories if the Pirates wJi, half .
their remaining 81 games.
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NOTICE o. MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSING SALE . .

SJUS1NH SAAIE
Notice is hereby given that that
llvered by Alexander r: Murray and
Grace Murray, his wife, mortgag-
ors; to Bismarck Bank. a corpora
ton under the laws Of the state Of
North Dakota. mortgage, dated tho
i7tl. DAY Of July. a. D; 1915, and
Register OF Deeds of the County of
BurleiEh- III the, State of North Dar
kota on the l4th day of August,sA.
D. 1918, anu duly recorded In Book
"146" on Page t'1l5."~and given to
secure the payment of one certain
est. will be foreclosed by the safe
Of the premises In such mortgage
and hereinafter described. at. tie
front door of the. court house, Eat
kota, at the hour of two O'CLOCK IN
shG stsrnosn : on ,ss the 9Th LAY te
amount due upon such mortgage. on
tire day Of sale. The. premises de-
scribed I'm such mortgage and which
will be sold to satisfy the same are
situated ih the County Of Burleigh
and state Of North Dakota and are
the City OF Bismarck. in the GO .nty
described rs follows. tO-wit: Lots Sc
ven u, and Eight tsJ Of Block sixty
two 1922 Of Mckenzie and Cotfin'a
Addition to the city of Bisna rex.
file and 2of record In the office sQl
the Register OF Deeds. Of the SAID
county. |,f3.fs
There will be,due on such, mort
gage. at the date Of! sale, the sum
OF Two 'Thousand Eight Hundred
Forty-four Dollars and NInety-ejghl
Cents .($2s44.9S). together with the
costs and expenses Of foreclosure
and sale.
BISMARCK BANK. a corporation. /.
Mortgagee. t
l. . bismarck. North Dakota,
IuCER & T!LLOTSON. va
Attorneys for Mortgagee. -,
Bismarck. North Dakota. q
7-25-S-1-8.15.23-2
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SPEAKER AND
COBB AIM ATT.
STICK GROWN
Iris Is IL Points Ahead OF
the Georgia Peach in
Contest

Chicago, aug. 29.-LrJ--Thc 1926.
major league season today is start
ing its winter fadcout. but the eyes
Of Iris. Speaker, seeking the Amcri-
can league batting honors. arc show
ing their old-timc judgment which
made the Cleveland pilot. the, bat
ting hero over Ty Cobb in 1916.
It is race of veterans with the
youngsters nowhere in sight. Speak
or, is blazing the trail with an av-
cragc Of .39l, with. Cobb eleven points
behind. AL Simmons Of the Athlct-
les and Harry Rice Of the Browns
arc tied for. third place, With 1913.
The averages include games Of last
"Wednesday. +'1
Bob Meuscl of the Yankees fur
nishtd the fireworks among the
home run clouters by smashing two
in one game and going iqto II, tie
with Ken Williams Of the Browns.
who has 20. -. .s......
In base stealing; johnny. MostiI OF
the White Sox found the wings Of
the catchcrs' working better, but his
"7 thefts arc far III advance Of his
rivals.
Other leading batters: Heilmann,
Detroit. .373; Sisler. St. Louis, 1868;
Wingo, Detroit, $3.50; Lamar. Phil
adclphia, .354: Collins, Chicago, .3i7;
Cochrane,- Philadelphia. .345; Hale,
Philadelphia, .344; J. scwcll, Clevc-
!. Jack Fourier Of the Dodgers has
been the outstanding figure among
National. league battcrs during the
week. Nine Of his fifteen hits we're
for extra bases. Four were circuit
blows, three triples and two doubles.
His four homcrs have. given him a
total of ~, which makes him u con-
tender for the 1926 honors.
Rogers Hornsby Of the Cardinals
remains in the lead. with .3S4, five
points ahead of hts Terminate, Jim
my Bott6mley., Tho Cardinal leader
has slim chance OF exceeding his
I924 total of AZ llomcrs as he has
only IS to date.
! Hazen Cuyler Of the Pirates crept
one base closer to. his teammate; Max
Carey, for base stealing hon,ors,
Max failing to increase his 80 thefts,
while Hazen brought his total to
Other leading batters: Harper,
Philadelphia. 1856: Fourier, Brook
Ign, $685. Blades St. Louis, 1854;
Burrus. Boston. $40; j. Wilson
Philadclphia, .34S;' Wrightstonc
philadelphia, .3aS; Wheat, Brook.
lyn,t .j47; Chylct. PitEburg, .3A7;
Stock, Brooklyn, .3i5; Cox, Brooklyn
.3i5. ~. Z u -. IL.
Idleness may cost Eddie Murphy
Of Columbus his crown as leading
batter Of the American. Association
provided Lebourycau of Kansas City
continues his stride. Murphy is hit.
ting .397. with. the aKnsas City star
1870. Glyon Of Louisville is. thir.
with 1866, while Ruuny Brief Of Mil
waYkec is'fourtl with 1857. J,
Brief, by bagging a homer, hooked
up in a triple tie with Duncan ol
Minneapolis and Russell of Colum
bust, with IS each. =
Christensen of St. Paul failed I,
stretch his base stealing total of AZ
but has safe. margin for the hon
ors., tx.
Other leading battfrs: :. burst, st
Paul. :352;, DuncapA Minneapolis
1851; Fisher. Minneapolis, 1851; Ty
son. Louisville. SAG; Fowler. Min
ncapolis, .34A; Scott, Kansas Cit,
.339: Butler. MihheSpAlis, 1898. > 4
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Special meeting of Beard ot

Special meeting Of Board Of
Education. Aug. 28, 1925. /,
Moved by Mr.. Will and sec.
ondcd by. MIR, Harris that aft1
or carefully checking the pc.
titiOns presented 10 tho
Board, alleged, to contain the
names Of 1856 voters, asking
that text books and supplies
be furnished all the. children
in the city schools free, and
finding that. the. number Of
signcrs after duplicates had
been deducted, equals only
about cnc.third Of the legal
voters. of the District: we feel
that the majority Af, the vot-
jcrs Of the District arc not in
favor Of free text. books and
supplies and that, therefore.
the petitions be denied.
- Signed a'aNH
~ Richard Pcnwarden.
I":' = Clerk.
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He's the leading hasc-purl"incr OF
the ma orS this season, an honor that
has been held by the ancient Max
Carey of Pittsburg for several years.
lie hopes to come pretty close TO the
60 mark in steal. ere the campaign
closes. figure, by the way, that
hasn't been reached in quite Il
stretch. In case YOU don't know
Mostil is a member Of the Chicago
White SoX and one Of the league i
premier lead off men.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE =

the other day; it market the first
time that the pair had been, whipped
in dodb1cs match While teaming
together. 49,
Back in 1920 they trimmed the
Australian doubles outfit in the
Snsfe Rn Thsy seas5 nG Rs
Wood, also Of Austratia, in another
challenge session. p 'sf~.' i.
So decisivcly did they beat Pattcr-
son and Wood, who were regarded
ono Of, the best doubles team in the
world. that TilJen and Johnston we're
considered wcll-nigh invinciblc' pair
CD together.
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CAPITOL
NOTICE

The undersigned. as receiver of
tho Ohio Cafe offers for sale. sub
ject to the approval Of the Court.
the complete fixtures and equip
ment of the Ohio Cafe, located at
us Fifth ST., Bismarck, North Da-
kOta. Said property and fixtures
consisting Of tables. counters, dish
eS. chairs, restaurant range and all
other equipment necessary to main
tain a restaurant. Said property
may be viewed by anyone desiring
to bid upon applying to the under.
signed. or written details will be
furnished upon application.
&c. ItlEBERT CRuM..
Receiver Of the Ohio Cafe.
-. - Webb Bluck,'
> ~ go, xn7r ~
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FIGHT RESULTS

Doston.-Tiger Flowers. ATTAIN
ts, ga. won 81 decision from
IqHk Malone, ST. Paul middle
weight. in ten rounds.
Bayonnc. n. fiddle Andcr.
son Of Milwaukee won from Billy
Henry Of Chicago after ~ fast
ROUNDS.
New YOrk.-king Solomon of
Panama. won over Qucntinc KO-
mere ROjas Of Chile in ~
rounds who retired with an in.
jurcd right hand.
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Ministers to
Meet Tomorrow

The Bismarck Ministerial Associa-
ton today announced plans for a
great INSTRUMENTATION cvangcli-
cal campaign in Bismarck sometime
in the near future.
In order to further these plans aud
get the cooperation Of all the
churches a meeting Of every m mister
Of the city, together with delegates
from each church, has been called
for tomorrow afternoon, ) o'clock. at
the Episcopal Parish house.
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GREB LEAVES
HOSPITAL TODAY

Pittsburgh. Aug. 23.--tF)-Harry
Crcb. worlds middlcwcight champion,
who was injured in an automobile
accident more than week ago, is
ready to leave tho hospital today,
his physicians said. They stated that
Grcb's injuries will not handicap his
future ring activities but advised him
not Ito resume training for N few
months. - - -
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NINE HURI.ERS USED ....
rams l'N(nl NlISn

In n gamr played between Detroit
and Chicago the other day ,ninc
pitchers saw service. The Tigers
used four Of them. Twenty runs and
20 hits were made. to say nothing
Of II bases on balls that were dishcd
out during the activities.
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GideOns to
Sing Tomorrow

The Gideon Male Chorus, under
the direction of William Noggle, will
give a concert. Sunday evening, at
$3.50 o'clock, from the balcony ofsthc
Grand Pacific hotel. These concerts,
given each Sunday night, arc at
tracing large crowds.
Rev. +. H. Davenport will deliver
a brief address. Rev. &. +. Strutz is
in charge.
A. concert will be given each Sun.
day night Throughout the balance
Of the summer, Mt was announced
today.
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HuRKUS DOING WE'LL
For HANCROET'S TEAM

Dick Eurrus, Eravcs' first base
man, is playing Il whale Of game
this season. He's been hitting the
pellet at a lively clip, being right up
with the top-notchcrs in the old
league. BurruS had trial with the
Athletics a few years ago but was
found wanting.
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MAT CLAIMANTS
MEET LABOR DAY

ncS Moincs, Iowa. Aug 29.--T)-
lfcnic Englcn Of Dubuque and Ralph
Farcaut. formerly Of OskalooSa, both
claimants of the worlds middle
weight wrestling championship. will
meet here Labor Day.
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MACK USES 20 MEN
YET FAILS TO WIN

Connie Mack used 20 players in.
game against the Browns the
other day. Five were pitchers aud
four pinch httcrs or runners. But
even the entire Mackian personnel
was unable to check the onrushin.
SiSlcritcS.
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The Referee

Which is tile better test Of a golf
er's playing ability. match or medal
pJsy?--F. y. w.
Medal play, where, every stroke
counts.
Has gHsrry Greb. middleweight
champion. ever been knocked out :?
s.. w. a.
Yes. once, by Joe. Chip in two
rounds in 1918.
Was Eddie Rommel even mem
her of.::the New York Giants IS.
V. G,
No, though he, went south with
them in 1919, but not as their prop
crty.
q INTERNATIONAL LOOP
This seasons International League
race is II two Tub affair. with Baltj
more and Toronto staging battle
much On. the order of the ore the
,;nn IL, Nss4 4s abs c cut.
oles. with six straight remnants to
their credit. arc finding quite bit
Of opposition in Daniel Howley's
,s:.ng. IT'S the first real chase The
circuit has seen in some time.
.4H =
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National League
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
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MEET INITIAL. DEFEAT
" -: PAIRED AS MT TEAM

New York. Aug. 29.-When the two
tennis Bills. Tilden and. Johnston,
met defeat NJ, the hands ."i Richards
and Williams in the Davis cup trials
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Results Yesterday
National League

National League
St. Louis 3. New York I.
Cincinnati II, Brooklyn 7.
Chicago 6, Boston 4.
rittsburg TO-, Philadelphia ..
American League
New York 0: St. Louis /.
Boston 2, Cleveland 4. ...','
Philadelphia /, Detroit 8.
Washington ). Chicago 2.
American Association
Columbus 4-10,. st. Paul So.
indianapolis 6, Kansas City 5.
Toledo 10. Minneapolis 9.
Louisville II, Milwaukee 6.
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SPORT BRIEFS

Bou lognc.--Gcrtrudc Ederlc has Sc
lected Monday for her second attempt
to swim the English channel
Bridgeport, Conn.-Jack Delaney,
Bridgeport light heavyweight title
contender, was operated on for septic
poisoning.
Meridcn, Conn.--Louis (Kid) Kap-
Ian, worlds fcathcrwcight titlist,
will meet Babe Herman in re-,
turn match.
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Summary: two-basc hits, Board
man. Bycrly. and Guycr; bases on
balls, Off Duncan one, off King one:
struck out. by DUNCAN 4, by King 4:
hit by pitched ball. Nokken; sacri-
flee hits, Guidas, Risbcrg, Myers and
King. Umpire. Moran.
Score , by innings. &, y :,
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American Association
GAMES TODAY
American League

New York at st. Louis. ''".r'
Philadelphia ut Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington ut Chicago.
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HIS. MATCH Eat LAST: tsi.i4

Visitor-l hear you've lost your
parrot that used to swear SO, ter
rih'r
Hostess Yes. poor. dear. we found
him dead on Tho golf links. Passing:
Show.
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:.
:.
NEWS BRIEFS

Minot.--Pctcr Nikish and Thomas
Morden of Minot were burned cri-
tically by steam here in boiler OK
plosion.
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She's Gcrmany's latest. swimming
marvel and in a recent meet won
both the 100 and 200 meter breast
stroke events with comparative ease.
She plans n trip to this country to
meet the rrcmnr American dheI
maids. a.;... ,3.l,
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Northfield. Minn.--Tbc dirgiblc
Shenandoah will arrive ut Minncsoti,
State Fair grounds, St. Paul. g. Il.
m. September 5, and remain until
l0:3O a. m. same day, Herman Roe
president of the State Fair Board,
announced