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Bismarck Daily Tribune (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]). (Bismarck, Dakota TUESDAY. AUGUST 5. 1019. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE THRBS If. v.: SALARIES RAISED **0000*0 »fmqw0*irm'&0»000*00*»wm»0» NATKMAIS BY COMMISSION In a one sided game the local team STANDING OF THE TEAMS. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. defeated the fast Regan team yester­ Teams— W. L. Pet- Nice Officers md the City Teams— W. L. Pet. day on their own grounds before a New York > 68 29 .T01 Philadelphia . 69 30 .697 large crowd to the tune of 14 4to 5. Al­ Lots of toilet Philadelphia 58 25 .624 Cleveland 63 39 .618 though out played in every depart­ Welgbnsster Get a Re­ Chicago '....' 51, 48 .515 Washington 56 43 .566 ment of the game the Regan team Pittsburg ....' 49 47 .510 Chicago ' 53 51 .510 soaps vviii give you aAmeas- was always in the game and Bismarck ward of Merit iT"-* m p . •«&- * 7. Brooklyn 43 50 .462 Boston 46 51 -494 did not take chances. The Regan Boston 41 55 .427 Detroit 42 61 .408 team was Out to win from the local ure of satisfactiontry tnts Cincinnati 40 62 .393 St. Louis 41 64 .390 (earn and sccured players from all The most important business trans­ St. Loula ... *8 62 .380 New York " . 32 63 .3S7 parts of the country, Barber pitched acted at the meeting of the city com­ soap and get the very high­ MONDAY GAMES. MONDAY GAMES. for Regan and the Bismarck bunch mission Monday night was to raise R.U.ia. R H E liked his work and collected 21 hits the salaries of the police force and est degree of satisfaction. Boston 120 000 000- 4 7 1 Cleveland 010 000 000-1 i 1 before the game was over Larson also the salary of the city weiglunas- Cincinnati 040 202 23x-13 19 i Philadelphia .... 202 000.30x-7 11 1 for Bismarck allowed 15 hits but kept them well divided. The feature of ter. JAP ROSE will satisfy more varied tastes iii soap Batteries — Rudolph and Rarlden; Batteries — Faulkenberg and Kah- Another estimate in the matter of Ames and Kline. ler, Carish; Krueger, Shawkey and the game w?s the batting of Fuller, Rochford. Lauer and Kaiser, these the construction of the auditorium than any other toilet soap on the market; it is, in fact, Lapp. was presented, and it was ordered n H Ej four players getting fifteen hits out the soap of general acceptance. Krooklyn 102 000 310—7 11 2 of the twenty one made by Bismarck. that another $5,000 be naid the con­ R H E tractors. • Chicago 001 000 000-1 4 2 Detroit 022 000 002-4 15 1 The fielding of the Bismarck team was another feature, only three errors City Weighmaster Wakeman pre­ Batteries — Allen and Miller; Kew York 000 001 50x-6 14 0 sented his monthly report, which was Moore and Needham. Batteries — Willitt and McKee; being made. Next Sunday the Bismarck team accepted, and during the course of Fisher and Sweeney. the meeting his salary was raised R.II.E. plays McKenzie on the Bismarck New York 000 001 100-2 7 0 R.H.E. from f900.00 to a year to $1,000 a j JAP ROSE grounds and a good game can be year. Pittsburg 000 000 010-1 1 1 Chicago .* 300 200 000-5 I 1 "The Babble Bath" looked for as the visiting team is In view of the fact that Chief of' Batteries — Denmrre and Meyeres; Washington 020 010 000—3 10 4 sure to be stronger Sunday than in Police George Fortune and Captain Camishch anil Simon. batteries — Russell and Sclialk: any game so far this season. Downing are doing all the police Engle and Ainsmlth. The following is the score of the work, the commissioners took the SOAP R.II.E. Bismarck-Regan game: view that they shoutd have more sal­ Philadelphia .... 000 000 402-6 10 2 St. Louis-Boston—Rain; two garnet) Bismarck- AB R H E Sf. Louis.../.... 021 000 000-3 7 0 today.. ' ary, and as a result the salary ot 1 F. Fuller, 3b. / 6 2 2 2 Chief Fortune waB raised to $125.00 contains only purest of ingredients, includ- Batteries — Mayer and Killifcr; Rochford, ss \ 6 2 4 1 per month, and the salary of Captain ing a large percentage of costly glycerine. Doak and Wingo. Fuller, 2b 6 3 0 Downing to $100.0Q, with the under­ Biogan, rf 4 1 1 0 standing that these salaries onlv Use it for the bath tonight; note ___ Kaiser, cf 6 1 3 0 stand while there are but two men Bauer, If .". 5 3 3 0 on the force. the "clean-all-over" Thinnes, c 6 1 1 0 The petition which was filed some feeling; the delicate "Long Tom" Hughes of Washing­ Nixon, lb 5 0 1 0 time ago praying for (lie reinstate, ton says that when his pitching day* Larson, 'p. 5 1 1 0 ment of Chris. Martineson to the po­ odor of fresh cut STANDING OF THE TEAMS. are ended he wants to. become an lice force was referred to Police Com­ roses; you'll prefer Teams— W. L. Pet. umpire. 49 14 21 3 missioner Patterson. Petitions were considered for the Milwaukee 66 44 .586 The Cincinnati Red Birds have it, if you do. Louisville 62 47 .569 Regan— AB R H E placing of a hydrant at Ninth and been badly crippled of late with Tin­ Columbus ' 60 49 .551 Peterson, ss 5 0 2 2 C streets; also at Twelfth and D. Sold at 10c by good mer­ Minneapolis 60 48 .55a ker, Beacher, Marsans and Berghara- Hoxmeyer, 2b 5 0 1 0 both of which were referred to Com­ chants the world over. St. Paul...... 50 56 .471 mer on the sick list. Poseley, c. » 5 1 S 0 missioner Bertsch. Gansas City 50 60 .454 Now that the Pirates and the Cubs Homan, If 5 1 0 2 The contract for,, sewer extensions Toledo 48 60 .444 are playing on their home grounds, Barber, p 5 1 2 0 on Rosser and Thayer was granted to the Haggart 'Construction compa­ James S. Kirk & Co. Indianapolis ' 38 67 .362 they may be able to shorten the space Del. Newman, lb '... 5 0 2 2 between them and the Giants. Brody, 3b. i> 0 1 1 ny. Chicago MONDAY GAMES. "Cy" Seymour says he's mighty sor­ Ted. Newman, ct. 4 1 2 0 The petition for grading on the Ask your dealer for Jap w Rose Talcum Powder. R.H.E. ry to leave the Boston Braves, as he McCella, rf 4 1 2 0 east side, as well as tiie changing of w Milwaukee 000 000 000—0 4 • regards Manager Stallings and the the grade on Thayer between First 219 Minneapolis \ 000 000 lOx—1 6 0 members of the team as the beat 43 5 15 7 street and Mandan avenue were laid ever. over for a week and referred to the Batteries — Cutting and Marshall; street commissioner. Burns and Owens Pitcher "Baron" Knetzer, the Brooklyn hold-out, lias "yumped his R.H.E. yob" with the Trolley Dodgers and QJSMf MIES IF Columbus 004 000 000—4 8 F» signed with the Pittsbugh Federal Toledo 000 040 01x-5 7 0 league club. OTER m SON Batteries — Cook anti Hugher.: With Montgomery, Mobile and. At­ lanta packed in together at the top, USEBUL LEAHIES will be for both; passengers and completed all his harvest except flax. the first that the order ever has held E'askette and Land. the Southern league race is so hot IN SVMHINE MCE freight Blue stem harvest is general today in the far West. Many of the dele­ R.H.K. that it causes <the fgns to perspire The 'plans of the company provide in practically the entire southern gates from the East will return home • • • by way of Denver, where they will Indianapolis .... 120 000 010—5 10 1 when they lamp at the percentage for transporting freight and passen­ hair of the'state. Fife wheat wi» American Association, Sefrt. Louisville 004 000 12x-7 10 S table. Kansas City, Mo., Aiik 44.—A moth­ gers from Chicago to La Salle, 111., not. be ready for some days. Lat«» attend the Knights Templars' trien­ Sept. 29. blue stem, late oats and lat« barlev Batteries—Burke and Casey; Wood- Catcher Frank Gibson, who belongs er and her son will be among the score by barges, routed through the drain­ nial conclave next week. American League, Oct. 5. are still very green aiul maturing bum and Severiod. to the Detroit club, is making a great of contestants • in the annual swim­ age canal and the Illinois-Michigan Appalachian League, Sept. 3. rapidly. RALEIGH HERALD SOLD. Kansas City-St. Paul—Rain. record at Nashville.' It is expected ming marathon of the Missouri river canal. At La Salle a transfer will be he will return to the Tigers at the Canadian League, Sept. 1. next Wtednesday. made from the barges to steamers, Raleigh, N. D., Aug.—J.' T. O'Con- close of the Southern league season. Central Association, Sept. 1. Mrs. Lydia Bachellor entered her MASONS MEET IN VANCOUVER. uor lias sold the Raleigh Herald to Central League, Sept. 7. which will continue down the Missis­ The youngsters are doing the heavy name in the marathon yesterday. Her sippi river to New Orleans. Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 4.—The Sov­ Howard W. Walker.
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