The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 27, 1917, Page 2

iH 5 ¢ 5 DOES RAEUMATISM [LABOR MELTING TO (°° BOTHER YOU?) BE HELD AT. GRAND ape THEATRE TOMCRROH ¢ Musterole e found relief ought w buy a t you feel a gentle glow, then cooling comfort, “ Musterole} Are on Program for Address- loosens up. stiffened es During Afternoon an, White ointment, made w to the but’ does Ir taki fashioned meeting © all, especially the labor- | will be held at the Grand theater tomorrow afternoon, j commencing at 3 o'clock. Labor bills. introduced to date at this session of the legislature, will be given careful consideration The program wiil open with a selec- tion by the Bismarck male quartet, consisting of Miller, not and Halvorson, will give aor view on the status of before the fifteenth rgo. represent- ‘ederation of (United Press) Chicago, Jan, 27.—Peace talk, cou pled with the reports of W. R. Netti ham, a London writer, which appe ed in New York papers this morning. caused a break of Styctin May wheat today. July wheat dropped 38ce and, WOVE METHODS 2 pose and ‘me Objec Labor, leading union IN WHEAT ON men of heen in Bis- pr nt at tient meeting. Ww which is open 3 PEACE REPORTS, to the public. es es So that they may be of greater Attorney Arthur LeSueur will d ma Ree ter the | vice to the farmers of America with September dropped tc. @ Ld | whom they come in daily contact, y {3.000 salesmen, blockmen and general company in the United ates have 1 j been studying improv: farming methods at movable a ex: tension schools, conducted during the jfall and winter in 25 cities in all parts Sample Pack- jot the country ageefthe | These schools will hold Pyramid Pte |i Fargo January 31 and Fe Vreatmen on vd. «fand they will be attended by general agents smen from this Grand and local sal Aberdeen, Bismarck, rov a WH What ‘4 7 , De for You. . Minot and other places, Far- dy ate bankers, business men and all Us rouerarnid: File sted in better farimng. in- i ing. r own h sate, ‘gists... A sin: box often cures. Free anmple for trial, with booklet Frefed freein wlain wrapper, if you | ; um coupon below. Continued trom from page i. no fear npr doubt as to the fairness or! j compete icy of that court. { } “We therefore demand and challenge} you that you submit this controver: to the supreme court of this state. Retain Expert Counsel. The board of regents is determined | yto fight. and it s counsel former Chief Ju Aubrey ence of Fargo, and former Attor- y General H. J. Linde. The board, announced, does not intend to the battle into the enenry’s but it is prepared to r ion of what it considers Frazier. Declines to Talk. Governor Frazier this morning de- clined to discuss the new situation pr sented by the proposal of the board of ¥ ts that the que: us involved be 0 the supreme cour’ de- ution. He admitted the receipt jof the board’s letter, but stated he not had time to give the matter FOND DRUG COMPANY b> 60 Pyramid Bide. Kindly, send me a ficient consideration. The governor knew nothin gof any plans on the part of his appointees to proceed with the cond board of regen tion on the part of the senate. A dispatch to this effect went out from tke capital yesterday, but the chief executive and the attorney general's department pro- fessed ignorance of any such plans. Heard by State 4 . President Lew s given a hearing before the is the best equipped institution of its kind in the land. It makes a specialty of training jee once shyt its students for the higher sal: }| and it is hereby made his duty. on or aried positions. before the second day of Mar dD. 1915, to nominate. and with sent of the ma ajorit ion upon which the beard tak stand. it n laws of 1915, which empowered Por particulars write G. M. LANGUM, Pres. Bismarck, North Dakota | inated. as Fequired, by law | 1915, and that the senate confirmed jthe appointment. also in accordance BRING US YOUR O not neglect your starting and lighting battery. ie eee aga and attention. 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Unsucce: 1 night positions on the heights of 4 were followed by further : at daylight, the sta South of Dixmude, a Be’ d by the Ger e canal, several the English detach- attempted te er “INTHE SENATE TODAY. SESE OEE EY to changing | B. 29-Relating to branches to be} ht in common “schoo! vank stoc H. H. n 1 aking emergency priation for attorney general Special Order: 3-po Me—Senate Bill XN ire to season for killing birds. : 6. re-! t game} STALLED 1M WYOMING (Associated Press) i Cheyenne. Wyo., Jan. 27.—Stri of westbound trains on the cific held up by snow bloc augmented during the now about a score of them are held at’ Medicine Bow, until t an be cleared at Wileox. 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