The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1916, Page 5

as —~ FLO WERS | ROSES | : CARNATIONS CHRYSANTHEMUMS ‘Fresh supply always:on: hand. RIGHT PRICES | \ , Oriental Art : ; Goods — Byery:piece imported. I Our Stock is small, but select--New supplies enroute all the time The Gift Shop 'W. R. COCHRAN, Owner Tuesday, Dec. 5 <b) | AQURTAIN 8:80 PoML | ep Jack and Vera Sensai ional Leapers and: Jumpers katoh “A True Friend” “Clipper Trio. Bits of Fun and Song Zeno, Jorden and Zeno . Sensational Flying Trapeze Act Moving: Pictures 15c 25c, 50c. COMING-— The picture you have all been waiting for. ClaraKimball Young in “The Common Law” Car Owners, |Attention !! Your storage battery ne needs good care this We Have Something New’ in Winter Battery Storage Come in and See Us FREE INSPECTION ALWAYS Loden’s Battery Shop 408 BROADWAY ae GOVERNOR Lynn J. Frasier is the choice ‘ot 7,638 North Dakotans for governor, a tabulation made from returns of the official colinty canvassing boards, as reported to the secretary - of state, shows. Frazier’s Democratic oppon- ent, MacArthur, received 20,236 votes, and Johnson, the Socialist, 2,612. The total’ vote on the governorhip was 110,486, For United States senator,.the offi- cial returns give McCumber 57,7147 Burke, 41,078, and Friy, 8,382, the i: tal being 107,174. The vote on the presidency, totaling 114,603, is by far the largest in the history of the state. On official re- turns, Wilson’ gets 55,271; Hughes, | 52,851; Benson, 5,684, and. Hanly, 997. On ‘the judiciary non-partisan bal- lot ‘for the supreme court, the results were as follows: Birdzell. 60,605; Burke, 43,955; Fisk, 44,548; Grace, 56,803; Robinson, 62.284; Spalding, 38,299, In the congresional contests, the candidates ran: - First. Helgeson with 21,914; Bangs, 13,744; Gram, 668. Sec- ond: Young, 21,022; McDonald, 7,°30; Olson, 1,104. Third: ‘Norton, 20,395; Simon, 8,283; Klemens, 2,786. The official returns show no change in Steen’s majority of 200 as last an- nounced. DOLAN BEST FRED OF THIS DRUNK: DEFENDANT SAYS $0 Tom Freese Up ‘tor Being Drunk Tells Court He’s Going To Vote for Him Again Tom Freese, driver of a coal wag- on, “flirted” with Judge Dolan in po- lice court this morning. For once the judge didn’t return the wrinkle. “I always considered Judge Dolan my. best friend and if he is ever a can- didate for re-election I'm going to vote for him again.” Freese was up on a'charge of being drunk. He said he “got it” on the south side, but refused to tell the court: oF the city attorney where. “Anyway, you buy it right here in Bismarck, but: 1’n going to see an attorney first before J telt/you where. All Walker's men know it is gold all Saver town,”declared the defendant. Freese was insistent that drunks could be scooped up on the south side yesterday, ‘but that he was the: “goat of the bunch.” He said, to get iby the number that were drunk yesterday was like get- ting tage for | a burlesque show. HELD O STATUTORY CHIR Frank Johnson, a garage ‘man. at Regan, was arrested by Deputy Sher- iff Welch at Regan last evening to answer to a statutory offense prefer- red by a school teacher, said to be about 23 years old. He was commit- ted to the city jail last evening at his own request, rather than demand an arraignment until today, when it is expected that his friends will appear. The case comes up before Judge Dolan at 2 o’clock this afternoon. ANOTHER WINNING PROGRAM Another high class program, which will vie with the one offered at the Auditorium last Tuesday evening, pro- nounced the best of the season, is the offering for this coming Tuesday, ac- || cording to announcement made this afternoon by E. H, L. Vesperman, the manager. _ Jack and Vera are coming: in an eight-minute bill. They have the rep- utation of being one of the best leap- ing and jumping teams on the vaude- ville circuits. Talford and Besslo will appear in a 12-minute act, entitled, “Two Kids.” They are just bubbling with wit and humor and are going to spill it right,and left on the audi- nce. . Drexler and Fox have a ten-minute eccentric street musician act. Robert and Robert have a popular sketch, en- titled ‘‘A True Friend,” which is cem tain to please. The Clipper Trio has a 12-minute offering of bits of fun and song. The last act, that of Zeno, Jordan and Zeno, consists of sensa- tional flying trapeze work. —— re ! CITY NEWS | Attorney H. F. O'Hare was in Na- poleon Wednesday, where he trans- acted legal business before the dis trict court of that place. se 8 The Misses Gertrude. Fritzgerald and Leonora Roderick, pupils of the Bismarck Business college, spent Thanksgiving with the former's par- euts in Garrison. bac gad BARRIED BY JUDGE. Louis Lalene of Bismarck and Miss Emma. Novak of Wing were married Wednesday by Judge H. C. Bradley at his office in the court house. ee @ & Mr. and Mrs. Burt Gallahan of Washburn motored to the city Wed- nesday, where they spent the day shopping and calling on friends. : . Jobnson’s for corsets. U.¢. T. OANCE. U. C. T.’s will have a dancing party at Patterson’s hall tonight. No Public dance. O'CONNOR'S ORCHESTRA. Attorney Genéral. Linde has brought action to. determine just who is the supreme court after. next Monday. Several district judges have been call- ed in to héar {6 application for a de- termination of ot when the new can- didates tan take’ heir seats. Cleveland, today hold th jeeked youths and a bullet riddled flivver, claiming that they are the three bandits: who terrorized: Cleveland: in a series of raids which resulted in two deaths this week. vz STATE RESTS I THE DANES ‘WOROER TRIAL St. Joseph} Mo., Dec. 2.—The state rested this afternoon in the McDan- iels murder trial, “The defefise is ex- pected to start the rebuttal late this afternoon. THREATENED TO TAKE LIFE OF PRESIDENT Philadelphia; .Dec. 2—The crazed man who was seen flashing a long butcheY knife and threatening/to kill President- Wilson when he passed through shere this afternoon, was ar- rested late in the day at the Reading terminal station. U. C. T. DANCE. U, C. T.’3 will have a dancing party at Patterson’s hall tonight. No Publig dance. be O'CONNOR'S ORCHESTRA. Admission: Adults (5c Children lOc ol Wei SREEDING'~-CHIEF “Too much speeding is going on in Bismarck,” declared Chief of Police Downing this morning. Whether it’s the weather or the paving that tempts the driver to open the gas, the chiet. was unable to say. He did state that arrests are going to follow if the drivers do not obey ‘Features Offer iolet | ersereaul “The Great Problem” ISMARC THEATRE eight-mile limit in the city, “Phis warning the chief gave out through complaints which have been made to his office, especially, within the last two. weeks. ARGUMENTS BEING HEARD. The case of the property owners of the Second district against the city commission and the Ford Paving com- pany is being argued to its close be- fore Judge Nuessle in the district court this afternoon. It was expected that the arguments wolud be complet- the city ordinance asd keep within the| ed late today. ‘The hearin Comin Sean z ANITA S rEWART tinued fro mlast Saturday afternoon, TO GIVE CAMPAIGN < MANAGERS DINNER Washington, Dec. 2.—President Wil- !son will-give Vance’ ‘McCormick, his campaign managér and’ members of the sé-called Progressive Wilson club a dinner, December 7 CORNMISSIONERS MEET TUESDAY. The county commissioners of Bur leigh county will go into session at the court’ house next, Tuesday, accorde ing to announcement made by Audi tor Flaherty this morning. 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