The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1917, Page 2

i| NEWS OF NORTH DAKOTA AN Barnes county than any year previous. SNOW ON THE ——FIFLDS FAST. GARROLL. MAY | DISAPPEARING MANAGE STATE i Spring Operations Will Probably Open April 10 in Opinion of Hon. Burl Carr SEES LARGE ACREAGE OF Committee of National CORN FOR BARNES COUNTY | (Special to Valley City, N. D., March Spring farm op Il proba open about April 10 in North Dakota in the opinion of Hon. Burl Carr, one of the large land holders of thi tion of the ate and representative from this district. “There is very little snow on th stated Mr. Cart three or four diay will find the Organization 1 to The ‘Trib ) ' Minot, NX. D., Mareh 21.—The execu y e committee of the National iP) ve party, which is opposed to ¢ Tribune) (Sp invited Dorr H. Carroll of this organization ‘arroll will in all d become ident tion of the liberal element of the has been called to meet at it t, Louis on April 12, for session, at which it is | . Ten ,, | delegates will attend the convention "from this state If normal conditio’ will be in much better shape than yea There will no donet be ge sowed this y course, the wheat acreage will de-| Sarg aaa pend on the season, If the spr } operations start on the tenth of April} ict at this time, there will | xceptional large acre ort r also stated that Tge corn acre Representative Ce he expects to see a RELIEF! No BLISTER! ARREST LOVES MOVIE WOMEN (‘Minot Police Arrest Two Men It Soothes and Relieves Like a Mustard Plaster Without | the Burn or Sting Who Are Believed to Have Broken Into Barber Shop (Special to the Tribune.) Minot, XN. D.. March 22 ord and Louis ¥ ed ester in conne into the D; It ner, local men, on cha on with the kota barber stated that et from the shop saw the men break the glass of , ithe fro Harford ame here trom Ca a to 2 service. He a or falling in love with movie A few months ago he was y the police on a charge of ancy. A number of letters writ- one of the women who was on featured on a local screen were [round in his pockets. The letters all breathed ihe undy- ‘ing love and exaltation of the tender | passion for the idol and one sought Ithe hand of the adored one in mar. pleuris and aches of sore mus feet. ents preumon: erences cere reewecorcececorrs wececce ewww meee eee c coe noone en neeoce coon nneoecoee=: age this year in view of the fact thagl is raising more aes Invitation Extended by Executive | ion with the Republican party, | movement. A conven . THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1917. NORTHWEST "BETWEEN “WETS AND “ORS” On Scores of Minnesota Towns PROGRESSIVES = ri a nent and Villages /PECULIAR SITUATION AT DULUTH AND RED WING weocowoes j ~ TH i | Dr: Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at | = Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the. sub- Stitute for~ calomel, act gently on the dowels and positively do the work, People, @Mlicted with bad breath find quick reli through Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar- Koated tablets are taken for bad breath by_all‘who ‘know them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gen- tly butfirmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating~ them to natural ° action, | clearing the blood and gently purifying { the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without gny of the bad after effects. atin All 'thebenefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are d ed from Dr. Edwards’ Olive blets without grip- | ‘ing, pain or any disagrecable effects. | Dr PM. EB discovered the | i formula after seventeen y of prac- | | tice among patients afflicted with bowel | and liver complaint with the attendant | bad breath, | ‘dwards? Olive Tablets are pure- | a getable compound mixed with | > oil; you will know them by their Duluth Voted ‘‘Dry’’? Last June! slive color, Take one or two: every | | —"Wets’’ Get in Work Be- fore Ordinance Effective ; St. Paul, March -The annual | spring battle between the “wets” and “drys” in Minnesota is on. While t fights are expected in the mall towns and villages, the ttest is expected in Duluth and Red i) Pecullar Situations, There ig a peculiar situation in these two cities. In June last year! the “drys” won in Duluth, but as the ‘ordinance making the city dry does not go into effect until July 1 of this year, the “wets” have had the ques-} tion placed on the ballot this y ‘alderwood Claims Support W. ‘'alderwood, prohibition state chairman, today claimed the support of the business men of the city, who in former years have been neutral. } Red Wing with two malting house: jand one brewery vote April 24. Du }luth votes Apri KING POTATO S ~ DISCOVERED 10 BE TMPOSTURE Minnesota Chemist Says That 78 | Per Cent of Bulk of Spud Is Water Minneapolis, March long known as_ the jt have been found out. Ty . agriculture chemist at the 1u: y of Minnesota farm, says; {spuds are not even entitled to hon lable mention. Seventy-eight per cent |of the bulk is water. | In buying a dollars worth of pota- | toes, the consumer gets 78 cents j Worth of water and rents worth of | | real food. Rice conta 8 per cent) | food matter and only 12 per cent wat-} er. H id Know both of them. ! tarmy, Alexander | « and note the, effect. | All druggists. Hl light for a we MWe and 25¢ per box. BURSTING SHELL KILLS BROTHER ~NEW ENGLANDER Alexander Leacock Meets Death ' in British Dug-Out While Serving as Private (Special to the Tribune.) i New England, N. D., March } ighting as a private in the Bi h | cock, a brother; of Robert Leacock of this city, was | killed with two others in a dugout, | when a shell exploded, according to} word reaching here. Private S. Han-| na in a letter to relatives of Lea-| cock says: i There were seven of us in a dug-} out, when a shell came over and} struck the top, killing Leacock and; two others and ntly wounding Pri- | vate Winton. I myself was just about a yard away at the time. My steel/ helmet was smashed to pieces on my | head and I was buried under wreck-! age for 15 minui , | GRANDSON OF EVRUS K. FIELD HAS INVENTION Torpedo Wil Attach Itself to Ship | by Magnetism and Remain Until Explosion (United Press,) Williston, N. D., March 22,—Charles tic cable and turned it over to the; | J. Field, grandson of Cyrus K. Field, INVESTIGATE, ; ‘10 MAKE FURTHER TESTS the man who laid the first transatlan- | —And we will prove to your entire; i satisfaction that we are not only send- | ing every student to a good position! Des Lacs Oil just as soon as competent, but that; = 7 «;,.; American government, has invented a . _ Company Will Sink! torpedo, designed to guide itself on| Location Well Beiore Regular a magnetic control, into the bowels | we have more calls for competent | Bookkeepers and Stenographers = | than we can supply. If you wish to i |} you what we have done for hundred a of others. Write G. M. LANGUM, | President ‘all Ce BISMAR M, Salida 8 North Dakota ow | i ~~ | Bismarck WEDNESDAY AUDITORIUM Warci 2s The SEASON’S MUSICAL GEM COMING UNCHANGED FROMITS LONG RUN IN NEW YORK, BOSTON and CHICAGO M e. YOHN CORT “THE BEST COMIC OPERA IWYESRS” " PRESENTS CHARLES DARNTOW NEW YORK | “BSH & LYRICS: BY £ HENRY BLOSSOM k ‘ STAGED BY FRED LATHAM P (COMPLETE NEW YORK CORT THEATIE PRODUCTION me +} SPECIAL AUGMENTED HERBERT ORCHESTRA THE CAST INCLUDES: Blanche Duffield Oscar Figman Eva Fallon Ben Hendricks Alexander Clark Louis Casavant David Quixano Wm. Quimby Jack Pollard $eabelle Jason Erne Scanlon Florence Press PRICES: 50c to $2.00 ~ MAIL ORDERS NOW WITH REMITTANCE SEAT SALE MONDAY, MARCH 26 | qualify for a good position, let us tell} Well is Located, (Special to The Tribune) | Minot, N. D., March 22.-—A small lo-/ ion well, the piping tor which has} already been pu ed, will be sunk! by the Des La Western Oil com-! | pany, before the regular well is lo- cated, for the purpose of making far- ‘ther tests as to the supply and grade of oil reported from farms in the Des Lacs section of the stat | NEW PAPER FOR BELFIELD Will be Known as Golden Circle Hub; —R. M. Pippin is Offered | Editorship, | (Special to The Tribune) i | Belfield, N. D., March ~—Accord- ing to what seems to be an authentic | | rumor, a second weekly publication | | will soon be launched here. The pa-} {per will be known as the Golden | ! Circle Hub and will be published by | ja stock company with a capital stock | {or $10,000. R. M. Pippin, for several months editor and forenran of the Belfield Tim: has been offered the; | position of e r and manager. The! | policy of the paper will be independ- ; ‘ent. A modern job and commercial | epartment will be run in connection | ae the newspaper. i SCHOOL AT. FORT YATES Special to The Tribune) Fort Ya . D., March 22,—New school buildings to cost in the aggre- the sum of $50,000 are provided ndian appropriation bill which has passed congress. According to word received here from Congress- man P. D. Norton. he has been unable to learn from the bureau of Indian affairs when the construction of the buiidings will begin. The amount ap- propriated, however, ‘will become available the first of July, and it is thought here that construction work will be started sometime during the summer, LISTED AMONG WINNERS; (Special.to the Tribune.) | Bismarck, N. D., March 22,—Miss | Katie Bullhead and Miss Agnes Witz leben, pupils at the Fort Yates Indian | boarding school, are mentioned as be- ing among the prize winners in the in- dustrial contest held by the pupil of the Northwest Indian schools at | Flandreau, 8. D. | Colds Cause Headache and Grip. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re Moves the cause. Remember to call for full nome. Look for signature of E. W. GROVE. 25c. jagain. - The pain is all gone. Then! jceipt of price by E. Lawrence & Co., of enemy vessel The torpedo at- taches itself to the ship by magnetism and remains there until its explosion, ! which is controlled by a timing de-| vice. Government tests credit the torpedo with seven out of cight per- fect explosions COMPANY B WILL B INSPECTED Fargo, N day has been the day set for the fed- | eral inspection of Company B, First! North Dakota infantry of Fargo. Out—Special! Y Poor Buttectly The Song O need to wonder at its overwhelming success and popularity with the thousands who have heard it at the Hippodrome. A delightful, inspired melody that fittingly interprets the charming love story of its lyrics, Splendidly recorded, with string orchestra accompaniment, on this special Columbia Record, with ail its brilliancy true and vivid. (A 2167—75¢.) Poor Burttertly The Fox-Trot OU can’t sit out such a fox-trot as this. . Play this record at home to- night and watch the rugs come up. Prince’s Band (under the supervision of G. Hepburn Wilson) has recorded this Poor Butterfly Fox-Trot. And that: means, of course, a treat as music, and as a dance. (A 5930—$1.00) POOR BUTTERELY. From New vork Hippodrome Show, eit alerenrae? Katherine Clark, soprano. ee Ch MER. good 75% | The Century Gir «The Century Girl.” Inez Barbour, soprano, selection on the crs BUTTERELY. Foxtrot. Introducing “Come Down A 2167 inch Sttley side. 12 inch } to Ragtime Town,” Prince's Band, $1.00 | You and J. Foxtrot. (Dec scenz9.) Prince’s Band, “If it’s a hit, it’s on Columbia Records—if it's on Columbia’ Records, it is bound to bea Ait!” Prove it at your dealer's today. “ Hearing is delieving !”” : ‘ New Columbia Records on sale the 20th of every month Columbia Records in all Foreign Languages COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS and DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS GS GE GEE TEE Vp USE “GEIST” UT GORN RIGHT OFF Shrivels, Loosens—and It’s Gone! “Just like taking the lid off—that’s | how easy you can lift a corn off your! toe after it has been treated with the wonderful discovery, “Gets-It.” Hunt the wide world over and you'll find “0-0-1” End Cora and Stop Pain Quickly / With “Getett” nothing so magic, simple and easy as “Gets-It.”. You folks who have wrapped your toes in bandages to look like bundles, who have used; salves that turned your toes raw and sore, and used plasters that would shift from their place and never “get” the corn, and who have dug and pick- ed at your corns with knives and scis- sors and perhaps made them bleed— just quit these old and painful ways and try “Getstt” just once. You put 2 or 3 drops on, and it dries at once. There's nothing to stick. You can put your shoe and stocking right on| the corn dies a painless, shriveling| death, it loosens from your toe, and: off it comes. “Gets-It” is the biggest ling corn remedy in the world t There's none other as good. ‘Gets-It” is sold by druggists every-| where, 25c a bottle, or sent on re- Chicago, Ill. Sold in Bismarck and recommended as the world’s best corn remedy by Finney’s Drug Store. ~ + ° Columbia $ Grafonol No matter how much money you are going to spend on your home, some should go for music, to make your home brighter, and no one thing will give so much pleasure, » to so many people, for so long a time, at so little cost, as a Colum- bia Grafonola. $15 to $500 ON EASY TERMS COWANS DRUG STORE 123 Fourth St. Phone 102 * ~~. . ' Phy P ee | i | | y