The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1916, Page 6

SCOOP | | (SAN SON-HERES A REPORT \F INK ComES FROM INCUBATORS -WHERE DO PENCILS Come FROM? TNE CUB ( RipdLe-\ VEY GoLLy smart kip! WHY FROM PENNSYLVANIA OF CouRSE! YOURE. A — Yes TH FIRST TIME UL HEARD THATSTUFE |/ CRIB WoulpNT. I LauGdep So HARDI ane BN TOKE FELL our, OF MY. d eve’ ees ZWELL.NOW LEMME TELL NUH =MY.CRiB © \S CONSIDERBULL_. ANSENE HISTORY} JOY ANO MIRTH ON BILL Six Big Acts Coming to Auditorium Theatre Next Tuesday as Thanks- giving Offering, .- Joy and mirth have the majorities, on the Tuesday evening vaudeville at- tractions for the Auditorium, accord- ing to the announcement made By the management of the theatre this morning. It’s an especiall ‘strong booking and might be called the Thanksgiving card. The Deldos will be seen in an elec- atte IML | TORY FIT A trical novelty painting act which. has taken well with stage critics in the east. Madison & Nace are coming with “Four Hundred Pounds of Har- mony” to shoot into the Capital City audience; George Gough is back on the circuit again and will be seen in Bismarck this time in an act. called “The /amus-U-Comedian”; “The Fresh- man” is the title"of a sketch with Bud Walsh and Fritzie Fritz as the topnotchers. It is filled with speed, mirth and ; Stein-Hume & Thom- as will be seen as melodious merry- makers, and the Heuman trio, in a comedy bicycle BEE ih THE COMMON LAW" COMING The long heralded | appearance of ACHING TEETH RELIEVED AT HOME Slona’s Liniment Robs Toothache of its Terrors, Pain Vanishes in a Few Minutes No need .to pace the floor all night with the agony of’ a throbbing tooth. Sloan’s Liniment will quickly relieve the pain and give you rest. A single application and the pain usually disappears. Sloan’s Lintment gets right to the root of the trouble. | Like a warming balm it relieves con- gestion, and in a few minutes tooth-; ache fg.reduced. To soothe the throb of a tooth that paipe with neuralgia, apply Sloan’s Liniment externally. Aching muscles, rheumatism, gout, bruises, sprains, EFPIE FOUND GILT HER DREAM CANE TRUE Colored Woman. Faced, Trial. Yester-. day For Disorderly Conduct— Aggregate. Coste $55.45. Effie Gregg, who’ sat behind, her gray-haired. -coungel” in the district court yesterday afternoon, dodged big: blue .rings of smoke: sent up by, the | members of' the dury and rolled big black eyes when Chief of Police Dow- ning took the stand,..and testified as to her conduct;was "found guilty, ‘of the charge. of disorderly conduct’ ‘late in the ‘day and sentenced to pay-a fine of. $5 and casts;; which in the ag- MOTHERS OF ME The Mightiest, Awe Inspiring Woniderplay of ihe Ages has, been dedicated to you It is the popular Clara Kimball Young in the first of her own company’s pro- ductions, “The Common Law,” by Robert W. Chambers, is scheduled for the Auditorium in the near future. Director General Capellani, of the Clara Kimball Young Bilm corpora- tion, has screened the novel in six parts and the production is said to be magnificent in every respect. In the cast supporting Miss Young are. Con- way Tearle, Paul Capellani, Edna i ue BERWICK x ARR Smit CO LLARS are curve cut to fit the shoulders perfectly. 15 cts cach, Gforgor CLUETT, PEABODY & CO:INC Makers in 25¢, 50c and Sy 00 bottles... lumbago, chilblains, sprains and stiff Sregate amounted to, $55.4 neck can also be most effectively ;treated with Sloan’s Liniment. Clean: .er than mussy plasters or poltices, Sloan’s Liniment at all drug. stores JANUARY Ast and 2nd Effie Wanted Jury Trial. Effie, colored, wanted a jury trial. Mnterest in the case was not: fagged. out. in the least. . The court room was | about one-third filled. Among the} spectators were spots of colored men. | Yes, Chief of Police Downing knew; Effie. He had known her for a year. He said so, at least,:in his testimony. He recalled, and it: wasn’t long ago, either, when she With, five other wo- men, was caught ‘in a raid on South") Eighth street. At that time, according Special Soloists and Home Visitors gineer's word of the death of her father, a for- | monary gfouble. to pneumonia, Funeral services were ‘held at Phoenix today, . Hunter, Lillian Cook, Julia’ Stuart. Edward M. Kimball, Lydia Knott and D. J. Flannigan. FATHER DIES IN ARIZONA, Miss Ruby Shuman of the state en- Office yesterday received mer well known resident. of Leeds, who passed away at Phoenix, Ariz., whither he had gone because of pul- His death was due |THAT JAR OF MUSTEROLE ON THE BATH-ROOM SHELF Has Relieved Pain for Every One in the Family When little 2 croup; when d caught cold; s knee; when ‘ed her— vas right there Liniment iM/LLS PAIN ELAS’ MEMORIAL SERVGE Announcement has been made that’ Bismarck lodge of Elks No. 1,199 wii! hold its annual memorial services jn jthe Auditorium Sunday afternoon, De- jcember 3. dress., The Bismarck—malc quartet will sing. Mrs, H..H. Stecie has also consented to appear on the program in a vocal number. As usual, the public is invited to the Elks’ annual memorial. , BECK, SHERIDAN. SENATOR. An error in copying returns gave the senatorship from the 3sth district, and house members,.to H: B. Curtis of McClusky. The job belongs to John A. Beck of McClusky, who de-, feated Mr. Curtis iby a vote of 652 to in the Tribune’s recent list of senate; Butchershop, ¥ Mandan, }to the ca oes was charged: with yasrancy.\, Qt§en. episodes in wale Emi w Sout oe Botan | Efe Gregg, for whom the police have heid a wat derly conduct, ees shorty: after. he} from Rochester,’ she claims she t operation. ing she asked for a jury trial. The jury in.its verdict recommend- rn’ to the’ city ren which place ed that she ‘be: given 48 hours in‘ which to pay the fine and costs or Judge Bruce will deliver the ad-|leave-the city. In the judgment of | the jury the maximum fine wast: posed as provided: for ‘c: at this Kind) under’ ‘the! ‘city ‘ ordi “five | dollars and costs for the first “offense; and six dollars and. costs ; fifae: ‘the-sec- ond. “N “Ae BIG SAGE.” .. Fifteen hundred pounds of chickens and turkeys for sale, Gussner’s 11-25-3t rape grein disor: = wll last week, ‘tals this taken tom! oir mother for an ‘At’ the preliminary: hear-|~ | 25 Piece Symphony Orchestra roing. The body, will be ‘ow morning to Burns! here funeral services will be con- jucted and interment made. ' “© HERE FRO ELTON, |” Mrs, Michael Rush of Hazelton spent yesterday in the city, visiting ‘friends, \ ‘GARRISON SON VISITORS. F. Ni MoGray and C. H, Taylor of | Garrison’ spent yesterday in the city Visiting friends. ~“They were ‘guests at*the McKensie, MANDAN MAN, MAN HERE, Ralph G. Hansen of Mandan spent Yesterday in the city visiting friends ; and attending‘ to business matters. ‘He was a guest at the McKenzie. ‘To Cure a Cold in ‘One Day. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUI- NINE Tablets, Druggists refund mon- | VISITORS IN THE CITY. registered guests at the Grand: Pe ‘Fo Ma Casey of° Underwood; ‘Carl cific yesterday... é : Petterson of Burnstad and Oscar Skal-| ° ie x land, ‘algo’ of th latter town, were, ; Johnson's: for corsets. a ae i TH “ Students admitted without jexamination for either the. Book-| keeping or Shorthand courses. English’ fromthe lowest: primary branches. Send for particulars. ‘When you know what we have done for hundreds of others, you ‘will want ‘to attend. December 1 to 31 Liberal Stopover and Return Privileges Secure Information and Tickets from W. A. M’DONALD, Agent made with oil blister like a mi Quick relicf for sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, stiff neck, asth: ‘ma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, “pl risy, rheuma- tism, Iumbago, pains and aches of the back, or j Bismarck bruises. ais: frosted feet, coly. oe the chest (it often prevents pneumonia A, M. CLELAND Try Musterole for croupy children. General Passenger Agent E = St. Paul, Minn. — St. Paul Outdoor Sports Carnival Jan, 27 to Feb. 3 Waterproof Cold - Proof Every year this Foot-Schulze All Rubber Arctic gains in popularity with men who work in the snow.. Snow can’t get in, neither can water nor cold. It’s a splendid “fitter,’—easy on, easy off— try it. .You will like it. But be sure you’ find our name moulded into the sole for your protection. There's a Foot-Sdhulze rubber for every purpose. Look for the Foot-Schulze dealer. There’s\one in-almost every town. He’s a good man to know, Foot, Schulze & Co. ints, sprains, sore muscles, | 465. PLAZA SMITH IN CITY. known. figure dowels and positively do the work. People afficted with bad breath find op ‘Here are a few, examples « of the possibilities of service: 63 quid rule through. ‘ Edwards’ live Tablets, he leasant, Haat 4 possibil produce means Commercial Club $ ‘ 2 Jevated tablets are taken for: pad: bre: The Fi farmer: "hiakot sepa uae of ellis by oe Hig) ool... by. all: who know: them, typewritten ‘letters sent out to customers ? Type: - Wholesalers— fe Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gen- written hia ive the sender a business standing with the people who tly but firmly on the bowels and liver, receive them, aad also enable the keeping of carbon copies of the correspon- Total ....csececeeee 728 816 Team Membér Averages. Schnecker . Edwards . Kershaw . Flow ... Bresnahan . Nichols .... Allensworth Burton ... Warner .. Matthews Bolt .... Baker Fisher . Galvin . Parsons Whalen .. Ebrney Cayou .. Richholt . Frandson Burkhart . Boehm | Stackhous Beebe .. Larson . Cashman . Lambert . Thompson . Harmon Ham , George J. Smith of Plaza, a well] rival in the city today and is a guest in state politics, is} at the McKenzie hotel, spending today in the city, making his headquarters at the Van Horn. ‘HERE FROM.DICKINSON, J. F. Bradie of Dickinson was an ar- ey if it fails to cure, E. W. GROVES signature is on each box. 2i5c. G. M. LANGUM, Pres. Bismarck, 'N. D. DEATHS IN HOSPITAL, - Mrs. Skalland, aged 23, of Burnstad,. N..D,, dfed.in one.of the local hogpl- - Typewriter Service in Rural: Communities The iter is coming into more extended use in rural com- munities because of the; assistance. it, renders to ‘all classes of . ; Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at} ‘the Cause and 1 and re It » Dr. Edwards’ ‘Olive Tablets, the’ sub- Stitute ton calomel, act, gently onthe Stamlagiigs dhem to natural action, clearing the blood and gently. purifyi theentire system. They do that whic! dangerous calomel does without any of tren the beasts ot ie efits oO} sty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards’. Olive eho ae grip- ing, pain or any disagreeal i a a “M, Edwards dicoveged he ee ‘after seventeen years of prac- tice amofig patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint with the attendant bad/breath, Edwards’ Olive Tablets are pare. Yy..a vegetable compound mixed with olive oif; you will know them by. their olive éolor, Take one og two, every night for a-week and_note the. effect. We and 25¢ per. box. All. druge?sts, dence, which many. times. does away with misunderstandings and lawsuits. ‘The General Store Merchant: More prompt and courteous treat- eS TeTIt 1S likely to be accorded his cn ee eee et ie kee are typewritten. 147 158 The Ministes = No Clergyman ‘hould be withent & sppiweier: Ieis of great assistance in preparing sermons and writing the many lene cat « pate has to we, Mail ex Sate Ac am a ee THe Coupon es = 422 Broadway... Bismarck, N. D. Please send me informction es cbgched below ©.) Sendme free catalog. > Hog on I get a Eectvey Rebuilt 1. C. 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