The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1916, Page 3

SATURDAY, -DEC.-30, 1916. -SFRAIK BURKE, THOS. “H. VIL! NecL. SCHERIZINGER. INCE’S J. BARNEY CHERRY WERSCHEL MAYALL. THOS | N The Most Stupendous. Spectacle Ever Conceived By Man, Direct From Its Long Sensational Run At The Shubert Theater, Minneapolis. “Greater Than The Birth of a Nation” Today. —NEW YORK JOURNAL ‘Civilization’ is an Encyclopedia of Emotions * * Conception is classically correct.’’—Minneapolis Tribune. AUDITORIUM For 2 Days Only, Commencing Monday Jan. Ist. Matinees Daily, 3 P. M. Admission 25c, 50c, 75c Evenings at 8.15. Prices: 50c, 75c, $1.00. Boxes $1.50. SEATS NOW ON SALE AT FINNEY’S DRUG STORE. 40,000 People in the Scenes; 10,000 Horses in Cavalry Charges ; 40 Aeroplanes in Battle of the Clouds; Battleships and Cruisers Actually Sunk; Terrors of War as They Are “Every Laboring Man Should See This Picture.’’—Min- neapolis Labor Review. ‘Civilization’ is a wonderfully realistic and thrilling spectacle—a great impressive sermon against the horrors of war. ’’_Minneapolis Daily News. ‘Nothing ever seen here compares: with some of the bat- tles depicted.’’—-Minneapolis Journal. “Nothing Has Been Seen to Equal The Ince Spectacle” ris —MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL COST $1, 220, oe° a PRODUCE ternoon received warrants for their December pay from ‘State Auditor Jor- genson. These warrants were approv- ed at an extraordinary meeting of the state auditing board held December STR WARRANT: | - BUG PASSED 1 STEEN RU aera comer mer tx igi Chiet Justice Fisk and Associate ing warrants for such salaries as are Justices Burke and Goss yesterday af-|in dispute, The auditor refrained month’s services had terminated. It now rests with State Treasurer Steen as to whether the actual state funds for which these warrants call shall be issued. Mr. Steen, who re- turned last night: from Rugby, was non-committal when interviewed, He left the impression, however, that the Dine and Dance at the VAN HORN GRILL--- OPEN TONIGHT AT 6:00 O'CLOCK . First, a splendid meal to tickle the palate of the epicure and delight the critical fancy of the connoisseur--then a swinging, rollicking dance to wonderful music. It’s an enjoyable way to spend the evening—beginning at dinner time or after the theatre. And the evening’s enterainment won't be expensive. Troupe of Southern darky musicians direct from the Hotel Radisson grill room. Reserve your tables early— No Charge for Reservation. Fie! _ Open from 6 to 1 a. m. Ffsom issuing the warrants until the) a ‘ants would be honored if present- WHEAT MAKES STARTLING BREAK (United P Press) Chicago, ee 30.—Wheat took a prominent break on the market to- day. Unexpectedly short sellers were forced to buy December wheat to make scheduled deliveries. At one time today December was up 7 points above the opening, but closed at $1.6514. May opened up % and showed a gain during the day ot 2%, closing at $1.741%4, July closed at 1 $1.51%. Provisions~ were firm, Van Horn grill for music and, dan- ‘cing opens tonight. STRIKES, FA ANY, TO BE ie IN THE MIDDLE WEST ‘(United Press) New York, Dec. 30.—Strikes, if any occur as a result of the refusal of ————— Monarch Coal Could Talk and speak for itself it would tell you that, it is the best coal mined. It will ‘‘keep fire’ longer than) the ordinary grades besides sup-| plying you steadily with an) abundance of heat. It is the! cheapest coal you can buy be; cause it lasts so much longer, be- cause it is clean and contains, positively no waste matter. Shall we deliver you a load to-day? C. A. FINCH Lumber Co. PHONE AE Bear Creek Anthracite. Nut Monarel Owl Creek Nath |the railroads to obey the Aaninic | law, will occur in the middle west The eastern re an ew EE nel snd | brotherhoods, th the officers of the New roads have been exe} ei by the} York Central announced today. No more blue Mondays for - the sensible home manager. No longer does she wear herself out over a steaming tub or a sizzling hot ironing board. She has shifted the unpleasantness of washday to the BISMARCK STEAM LAUNDRY TO THE LEGISLATORS-- We welcome you to Bismarck and assure you of our courteous attention to your laun- dry wants while in the city. Have our deliv- ery men call for your laundry, dry cleaning and pressing. We guarantee expert work and prompt delivery Bismarck Steam Laundry Phone 54