The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 22, 1917, Page 8

EIGHT ~ BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1917. EOURT PASSES SFNTENCE ON KAN ONT Finlayson and Ladehoff Enter Pleas of Not Guilty—to Be Tried at This Term JURORS EXCUSED—WILL REPORT FRIDAY MORNING John Kroutz, employed at the Part- ner cafe, heard a sentence of six months passed on him in the district court yesterday by Judge Hanley. A few seconds later, sentence was sus- pended. Kroutz was brought into the district court from Judge Dolan’s court, having waived a preliminary ex- amination. The bill of information al- leged that he carried a concealed weapon. The complaint was sworn to Night Captain Martineson, Two Plead Not Guilty. Frank Finlayson and Julius Lade- hoff, charged with keeping and main- taining a common nuisance, entered pleas of not guilty yesterday and will be tried at this term oi court. The first case on the February cal- endar came up this afternoon, that of the state against Frank Way, accused of perjury in connection with giving of testimony in the Jack Christopher blindpigging case. It is expected that SAGE TEA BEAUTIFIES AND DARKENS HAIR Don't Stay Gray! It Darkens So Naturally That Nobody Can Tell You can turn gray, faded hair beau- tifully dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get a 50-cent bottle of “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com- pound” at any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold annual- ly, says a well-known druggist here, because it darkens the hair so natur- ally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. These whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications the gray hair van- ishes and your locks become luxur- iantly dark and beautiful. This is the age of youth. Gray- haired, unattractive folks aren’t want- ed around, so get busy with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight and you'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful ap- pearance within a few days. This preparation is a toilet requi- site and is not intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease, — ning. Judge Hanley is presiding. Four witnesses had been examined up to 3 o'clock. Jurors Are Excused, he court late today excused mem- bers of the regular jury until 9 o'clock Friday morning, requesting that the members leave their names with the clerk and places of their ad- dress in order that they might be call- ed if-necessary before that time. the case will be concluded this eve- t er Ifyou chance for recovery if your blood if it is run dewn. your blood pure at all HH you are suffering with titate, subst Write fot bedkice on blood di yu. -ATLANTA, GA. Oppor It is important. te keep jsordera, alee Mi thout charge. . Address:,, furnished. wit : it. 16, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. | Comes to Bismarck Housewives tunity discount. We welcome each and every FEBRUARY 22, Phone 37 W.AH. Spear & Co., Leading Grocers Have arranged a DISPLAY OF HIAWATHA BRAND CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES February 22, 23 and 24 EVERY CAN OPENED FOR YOUR INSPECTION Special discount allowed during these dates. Order now before prices advance and take advantage of We will also take this occasion to serve and demonstrate to you the splendid merits of Hiawatha Special Blend Coffee. and see our splendid display. W. H. SPEAR & CO. one to visit our store on 23, AND 24TH 112 6th Street Wed, Febr E. JA ONE OF THE Biggest Sales EVER HELD IN M’LEAN COUNTY at my place 8 1-2 miles southwest of Underwood on 32 HEAD OF HEAVY DRAFT HORSES » 35 HEAD OF CATTLE 4 SETS OF MACHINERY, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. REMEMBER THE DATE—FEBRUARY 28 Underwood, N. D. ‘ uary 28th ‘|who served on the border shall re- in the city Wednesday shopping and ue calling on friends, poe HERE FROM WILTON. ee 8 Among the Wilton men in the city arrival in the city last evening and is | Anderson. attending to business affairs. Mrs. C. F. Ellis were among the Man-| Rice; Richard Dodds, Dawson; Mrs. dan visitors in the city Wednesday, eee of, Jamestown is. spending today in| Underwood; Charles Olson, city; C. Bismarck, attending to business mat-] P.;Larson, city; Rosalia _Semmler, ters. Grand Palace hotel of Driscoll, was | Those to leave the hospital were Mrs. among the busines, vio oh __—__>_> city Wednesday. ' “aioy de We CORN PEELS RlGHT Attorney Wade W. Beardsley of Wil- ton is spending some time in the cap- ital city. return to his home on account of the trains being out of commission. ene of the Webb Brothers store, who hasj those awful corn-pains, there’s only been in the St. Alexius hospital for] one common-sense thing to do. the last two weeks, where he under- went an operation for removal of ton- sils, is able to be cout again. * . ‘Linton and is now presiding over the February term of district court, which FFTIETH DAY SEES CALENDAR FRE OF BILLS Time Limit for Messages to Eith- er House Extended to 55th Day TONTCHT and MATINEE REPRESENTATIVE ALLEN INTRODUCES LAST BILL The calendars of both houses were clear of everything, except appropria- tion bills, when the close of the fif- tieth legislative day of the present session came, at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. On motion of Senator Gibbens of the appropriations committee the lim- it for messaging to either house ap- propriations bills having origin in the ince was extended to the fifty-fifth lay. The legislators began work at 10 o'clock yesterday, and in the senate the grind continued without ceasing of 30 minutes was taken to give the faulshed, senators an opportunity to ‘eed. Allen Introduces Last Bill The last bill of the session was in- troduced under suspension of the rules, by Chairman Allen, of the sen- ate committee on belated bills. The measure, No. 320, was drawn up by Special to the Tribune. Senator ‘Heckkle, as a substitute for {pe a . u House Bill 221,'which the attorney | » Washington, Feb. 22,—Congress- general's office does not consider con-| man Norton, as a member of the con- sey ee ever 5 ference committee, was foday success- THe ‘hew bill provides that soldiers |r) in having the conferees on the ceive a pension, providing application | "dian appropriation bill agree to an for the same is made In due form, and| @Ppropriation of $50,000 for the con- an appropriation of $50,000 is made to] struction of new ‘school buildings at carry out the provisions of the bill. $50,000 “ST.PAUL 8 Reel Show| O rrizurinsivean secs Federal Aid for New. School at Fort Yates; Hit The Trail MATINEE and TONIGHT And See the Only Movies of OUT A jation Fort Yates on the Standing Rock Indian reservation, Reports’ before the bureau of Ind!- an-affal?s‘show that the school build- ings now at Fort Yates are in a.dilap- idated condition and that new and modern buildings are much needed. It is not expected that the confer- ence report agreed upon will receive any opposition in the house. Bill is Passed. = Under suspension of the rules, the| invitation to all the women of the bill was immediately placed on third | city to attend the demonstration. reading and passed. The emergency One 8 clause, however, failed to carry, and| Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sayler of Un- if the house concurs, the law will not | derwood were arrivals in the city yes- become effective until next July. terday and are among the gues' at The senate indefinitely postponed | the Grand Pacific: today. consideration of S. B. 293, relating to eeehod cles the removal of county seats, and kill-| K. OF P..MEETING POSTPONED, ei on third reading S~B.-291, anoth-| The visit of the grand chancellor to er effort to. tinker .with North Dako-j the St. Elmo lodge, scheduled for this ta's commodity freight rates, evening, has been postponed. see McBride Makes Protest. ‘Senator (McBride protested against LICENSED TO‘ WED, A marriage license was granted the passage of such measures with- out expert advice, declaring the west-| Tuesday to Edward C. Berg and Miss Mae Toplin, both of Wilton, ar) | ern part of the state had been handed something in Senate ‘Bill 77, which ex- pert rate men advise affects lignite tariffs, in spite of assurance to the contrary received before the bill was passed. Passed on Third Reading. _ Senate bills passed on third read- ing were: VISITING PARENTS, ihesae Pid to nace of! Miss Iona Taylor of the Webb Broth- OR SOL reldting t “tiling eaeee ers’ store left today for Windsor, ctes in official posts. é; Taher cars spend eer cral days ee VISITORS FROM NAPOLEON. ‘Miss Kane and Miss Meier of Na- poleon are spending several days in| the city. They are guests at the, Grand ‘Pacific. Z 8. ey McKENZIE VISITOR. ‘Sam Day, well known merchant of ———____.___» CITY NEWS New Salem Visitor, calling on friends and transacting bus- Mrs. Peter Roth of New Salem was | !2e88. HERE FROM VALLEY City. Tuesday were J. R. Borstrom, Oscar M. R. Nelson of Valley City was an| Backman, Emil Backman and S. M. eee eee ST, ALEXIUS NOTES. MANDAN VISITORS. Among late arrivals at the St. Alex- Mrs, J. F. Sullivan, Mrs. Bauer and|!U8 hospital are Walter Cadell, Fort Edward Kugler, Washburn; Mrs, Al- vin Mitzel, Napoleon; W. R. Johnson, JAMESTOWN MAN IN CITY. Moffit; Mrs. Wendelin Zahn, city; 3..§. Campbell, well known resident | Jak ‘Williams. city; Swan Swanson, Stanton; Herman Hoeft, Dawson; E. es ee J. Raymond, Dawson; Robert Bever- HOTEL MAN HERE. idge, Ashley; Wendelin Schwartz, Henry E. Johns, proprietor of the} Odense; Mrs. H. B. Moffit, Baldwin. Mr. Beardsley is unable to OFF WITH GEIST" 2 Drops, and the Corn is a “Goner!” When you've got to’ walk onthe sides of your shoe to get away from LEAVES HOSPITAL. D. G. Wetch of the shoe department JUDGE NUESSLE RETURNS. Judge Nuessle has returned from opened yesterday. During the ab- sence of the Burleigh county jurist, Judge Hanley of ‘Morton county pre- sided. see LINE AGAIN BLOCKED. It is reported this afternoon that the Linton line, which has been block- ed for several weeks, was cleared last night for the first time, only to be ‘blocked again by last night’s storm. Seventy-five men had been at work on the line. Loonen and Peel Off: sae Put 2 or 3 drops of “Géts-It” on the Returns From Chicago. corn right away. Pain and inflamma- Miss Inez Jones of the Millinery|tion will disappear, the corn will be- department of the A. W. Lucas &/gin to shrivel from that instant— Company store has returned from Chi-| then it loosens and falls right off. cago, where she has been for the last} There's no other corn-remover in ten days purchasing the spring mil-| the world that acts like “Gets-It.” No linery stock. Miss Jones will show/ new discovery has beefi*made in corn- a line of spring models the last of|removers since “Gets-It” was born. the week. Don’t forget that fact. “Gets-It” doés bitin dnd away forever with the use of salves TO DEMONSTRATE AT SPEAR’S. | that irritate, bandages that make a J. E. St. George of Duluth, a repre-| bundle of your toe, plasters that half sentative of the Stone‘Wells company | do the work, knives and scissors that has arrived in the city and will be in| draw blood. Use “Get-It”—no more MISON charge of the demonstration of the) digging or cutting. Hiawatha brand of canned fruits, veg-| “Gets-It” is sold everywhere, 25c a etadles and Hiawatha special blend | bottle, or sent on receipt of price by coffee, which will be held at the W.|E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, Ill. 4H. Spear & Co. store, 112 Sixth street,| Seld in Bismarck as the world’s Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this| best corn remedy by. Finney’s Drug week. Gpesr & Co. has extended an! Store—Adv. McKenzie, was in the ‘city Tuesday | , O. M. Baumann and baby, Fort Yates; George Eckroth, Mandan and Chris Yegen, city. a ee UNDERGOES OPERATION, Carl P. Larson, chief engineer at the Hughes Electric company, who un- | derwent an operation Tuesday for ap- pendicitis, is recovering nicely. < * te BUTTE DEPUTY SHERIFF. HERE. Jack . Whalen, deputy. sheriff of Tutte, Mont., arrived in the city the first of the week and is after a fugi- tive. He was a caller at the office of Sheriff J. P. French this afternoon, ‘ee CARD .OF THANKS, I wish to express my appreciation and thanks to the kind friends and neighbors, and also the U. C. T. and K. P. lodges who so loyally ass'sted me during the illness and death of my wife. . L.-F. Entrup. Have a Bottle Handy! loan’s: Liniment is assigned its place among the trusted family remedies in thousands of medi- cine closets. Confidence in it is based on the uniform effectiveness with which it banishes the pains of ‘ism, neuralgia, gout, Iumbago, muscles, bruises, sprains and Cleaner and easier to use than - THEATRE muesy plasters or ointments. It penetrates and relieves guickly ethout rubbing. At all druggists, 25¢. 50c. and $1.00. KILLS: PAIIY BASKET BALL! Tower City High School Bismarck High School Fri. Night, Feb. 23 8:30 O’Clock Sharp. ae Place, High School Gym. Official, Robinson, of U. of .N.D. ot CARNIVAL” IN THREE REELS OF THRILLS AND FUN watsnis “ THE ISLAND OF DESIRE” ONE OF THE BEST FOX FILMS HERE FOR A LONG TIME. PLENTY OF ACTION AND FIGHTS. DON’T MISS IT. RPHEUM | TONIGHT 7:15-9:00 FIVE ACTS 1O0c and 20c WOLFORD MA 'NHERE. C. D. Ford of Wolford was ‘an ar- rival in the city yesterday and is a guest at the Grand Pacific. LEGISLATORS TAKING ~ VACATION IN HONOR. OF WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY jesse \! Good Old Home-Made | Family Cough Remedy Business at Uapitol Suspended | Until Friday Afternoon— i Much Better ; Take in Sale a Both houses of the legisituro are ||’ enjoying a vacation today in order that they may pay tribute to the mem- ory of the Father of His Country. Af- ter a hard morning’s grind, n body felt like working when the 5lst legislative day opened, at 2 o'clock, and after roll call and the first reading of bills newly messaged from the oth- ieee 7 " coat: cr house, both the senate and the |S "out od nts und ives vous fal house sdioutned “antl e Seloak est pint of really bette ough syrup than day afternoon. All of the capitol de-!you could buy ready-made for $2.50. parimenta will close in honor of the; ‘Tastes pleasant and ne day, and the capitol flag, which has pais Diu cand sumer Sy P prepare been flying at half-mast out of re-jand gives almost immediate relief. at spect to the memory of General Fred- |Joosens the phlegm, stops ihe nasty erick ‘Funston, went to the top of’thé}throat tickle and heals thes rey cakes te tated membranes. that line the throat. masthead again in honor of Washing-| chest ‘and bronehial tubes, ao°-gouthy + r y ast hing. Many of the legislators are taking and ca f itsis-ronlly: aatontahing. If you combined the curative proper- 8 of every known “ready-made” cough it would hardly have in them urative power thot lies in this simple “home-made” cough syrup which takes only a few minutes to prepare. t from any drug: 2 ounces of Pinex (50 cents worth), pour it into a pint bottle and fill the bottJe with plain that r “ A day’s use will usually ‘overcome the advantage of the day’s respite to'at-| ordinary cough and ‘for “bronchitis tend the sale of pure-bred livestock, |croup, ‘who»ping cough and bronchial which is being conducted’ in Mandan |£sthma, there “is nothing better. ; © Pines is a most valuable concentrated under the auspices of the agricultural compound of renuine Norway. pine. ex. extension department of the North) tract, combined with guaiacol and has Dakota Agricultural college. been used for gencrations to break up Friday will begin the last lap of|severe coughs. 5 the session, with only eight legislative 2°, sysia diepmpoinement Be eure tg days remaining in which to dispose of) Sines” with iuil. directions; -and. don't all the appripriation bills and many] accept anything else. A guarantee of of the other most important measures | absolute satisfaction or money, prompt; with which the Fifteenth assembly |y refunded, gocs with this preparation. has pad to do. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.» P Harness It will pay any one who is in need of of harness to look over our stock, both to price and quality. ! We have a very large line to select from. Also strap work, wax, needles, thread, etc.; everything you want to repair with. A few dozen second hand $ 4, ‘halters left, at per doz. - - French & Welch Hdw. Co, Phone 141. Bismarck, N. D. ‘Admission 25c and 10c. - .