The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1917, Page 2

oo REGEN NOWS NOW WHY MISS SPRING WAS LATE (Special to The i u nt, N. D., Mi NEW SCHOOL AT RAPID CITY IS DESTROYED : n SO tardy in reaching explained by son of the G He says in his current issue: “We have an idea that per- haps one reason why Miss Spring hasn't come yet is that she di n’t like the trip up » from McLaughlin on this ch ot the Milwauke COMO! Fire Causes Approximately $200,- 000 Loss on Building Erect- ed Year Ago ( Special to Tie Trisune.) | Rapid City, S. D., March stimated at $200,000 was caused erday morning from fire troyed the Rapid y new high school building and spread to the old tbuilding adjoining. The home owned by M t Holcomb, valued at $8,000 ¢ and also burned to the ground. ew high school building, costing $135,000 was comp j Jeted about one year a Tae con JON RANKS OF COMPANY “H" BROWN LIVERY STABLE BURKS ‘Saddle Horse, Cow and Two Hogs Perish in Flames at Beach— Loss Is $5,000 (Special to The Tribune.) Beach, N. D., March 28.+Fire of an undetermined origin completely destroyed the C. H. Brown tivery stable this week, causing a loss esti {mated at $5,000. A saddle horse, a cow and two hogs perished in the flames, PLAN SUGGESTED i | Captain Gray Believes by Tonight | He Will Have a Total of | i] ~~! | WIRES HEADQUARTERS y | THAT HE IS READY ( Special to The Tribune.) |} Jamestown, N. D. Marei Patriotism is not en the in decline j Stutsman county, Ss. the call for Jamestown 4 Led to Health BY | comp ny “H" to mobilize re-| it . _ lceived Monday afternoon 15 “rook: Single Dose: ies” have enlisted. Of this number and Ulcers of the Stomach and tntes- [the little vilage of Pingree sent four tines, etc, etc. One dose of May young men to answer the country’s Wonderful Remedy has proven suc caull. The remaining MW men came cessful in thousands of es of Stom- |!rom various sections of the county. Total Enlistment 68 When the mob’ tion cali was re- numbered 51 resent total y firmly believes ach Trouble. This explains its enor- | mous sale. Has been tak commended by Physician: the Supreme Court, Congr yers, Nurse: i that by t Seventy-Five Men | ~ BY COX ENDORSED BY FARM EXPERT | son in Every State in Union to Plant Own Garden ( Special to The Tribune.) Jamestown, N. D., March 28.—/ “Governor Cox of Ohio took a stand | 'y person in every state in especially people in North should take in his plea to the people “of Ohio to bend every effort to increase the national food supply by planting gardens of their own im- | mediately, or as soon as the ‘weather permits,” stated County Agent A. F. Borchert of Stutsman county, in dis cussing the plan today. He referred to the plea contained in dispatches from Columbus, O., yesterday to the cators, Me vorrow night he will have |efect that Governor Cox had -urged neighbor, Many owe their lives to|# total ¢ in his company. fone and all in his state to aid in abat- Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, ‘Thous-| Captain Gray announced at 8 "Jing tie menacing food famine. ands say it has saved them from the |l0CK that he was ready to answer a) “phe high cost of living would re- knife, Contains no alcohol or habit. ;¢#!l at a moment's notice. All of tae | ceive a severe blow if this plan were forming drugs. FREE booklet ;on}men ure now ready and patiently troliowed out,” continued Mr. Borell- Stomach Ailments. Address Geo. H. |®Waiting onllers a Lain “The people of North Dakota, Mayr} Mfg. Chemist, Chic Better Serge, feaduarters'.; seq | it thie city s the country, can yet—Oblain a bottle of Mayr’s Wonder- |, last evening Captain Gray. wire attain this end. Every ful Remedy from Lenhart Drug/Co, or [Headquarters at Bismarck that his |available piece of ground should be any reliable druggist, who will ‘refund |COmPany was prepared for any en seeded for food production as soon as your money if it fails. all emergencis. Many of the men are | possible, Farmers of the state will still at’ their y work in the city] of course do their share but the peo- bit the entire * company could be ple in the citic help iby planting rounded up in 10 minutes, the small pi of land available in the vitinity of their property, A Colds Cause Headache, and Grip. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re- moves the causo. Remember to call for full name. Look for signature of E. W. GROVE. 25c. The Hotel of Character and Com- fort. Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis. WHEN YOU, ASK $.B JITTER | 6 NORTHERN INVESTIGATE, —And we will prove to your entire satisfaction that we are not only send- ing every student to a good position just as soon as competent, but that we have more calls for competent Bookkeepers and Stenographers than we can supply. If you wish to qualify for a good position, let us tell you what we have done for hundreds of others, Write G. M. LANGUM, President CH); BISMARCK SDy dirt Kottege paz Bismarck North Dakota AUDITORIUM Tonight The SEASON’S MUSICAL GEM COMING UNCHANGED FROM ITS LONG RUN IN NEW YORK, BOSTON and CHICAGO JOHN CORT PRESENTS “THE BEST COMIC. OPERA INY EARS” CHARLES DATNTON MEW YORN KORLD 25K & LYRICS BY i HENRY BLOSSOM ‘STAGED BY FRED LATHAM COMPLETE NEW YORK Cos THEATRE PRODUCTION TEEN rT] 4 i . 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 $sabelle Jason Erne Scanlon Florence Press PRICES: 50c to $2.00 ps a ones Bay WITH REMITTANCE, BEAT SALE MONDAY, MARCH 26 * garden should ‘be made of every foot of land not otherwise used.” ESTABLISH NEW HIGHWAY Commissioners of ~ Mercer County Lay Out Road From Fort Clark to Golden Valley (Special to The Tribune.) Stanton, N. D,, county commissioners of Mercer coun- ty have established a county highway trom Fort Clark in the soutaeastern part of the county to Golden Valley in the extreme western portion. The highway will be built under state supervision and will touch every town on the railroad in this county, SOME ONE SAID BASEBALL Word Spoken at Hettinger Last Week and As Result Fans Hold =| First Meeting. } (Special to The Tribune.) Hettinger, N. D.. March 28.—Some one said baseball last week and that} got the whole town talking. A meet- ing of the fans—the season's regular routine—was called. Dr. G. R. Da} Fee was elected manager; Hartwell | Hl SHPO SOHSEOSOOOSD . DRINK HOT TEA oe 3 FOR A BAN COLD 4) Foe esecere sessed Get a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea, 0g as the German folks call it, “Hamburg Brust Thee,” at any ; pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful, of | the tea, put a cup of boiling water up- on it, pour through a sieve and drink | a teacup full at any time during the} day or before retiring. It is the most effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as it opens the pores of the skin, relieving congestion. Also loos- ens the bowels, thus driving a cold from the system. Try it the next time you suffer from a cold or the grip. It is inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore safe and harmless, RUB BACKACHE AAD LUNBAGD BIGHT OUT Rub Pain and Stiffness Away with a small Bottle of Old Honest St. Jacob’s Oil When your back is sore and lame or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has yon stiffened up, don’t suffer! Get a 25 cent bottle of old, honest “St. Jacobs Oil’ at any drug store, pour a little in your hand and rub it tight into the pain or ache, and by the time you count fifty, the soreness and lameness is gone. once. It takes the ache and pain Tight out of your back and ends the misery. It is magical, yet absolutely harmless and doesn’t burn the skin. ti he else stops lumbago, sciati- ca-and lame back misery so promptly: TO THE GROUND Ohio Governor Urges Every Per- | | March 28.—The|* ' suits will be worn by the players this Don’t stay crippled! This soothing, |¢ Penetrating oil needs to be used only |¢ To insure Victor qual Jook for the famous “His Master's Voice." Record. It is the i ' | i i ETATI IAAI wy 5 4 4 : 2 Bi deecri | BI jl 3 BI 3] B| 3 s i 5 BI B Vea Tea] every Victrola and every Victor label on a genuine Victrolas and Victor Records. ~ Out Records only. All Victor Records are pA lity, always trademark, * It is on identifying 10: ae Ne day New Victor Records for April A new “Lucia Sextet” and “Rigoletto Quartet” Superb interpretations by Caruso, Galli-Curci, De Luca, Journet, Egener, Perini, Bada. Triumphs of Victor recording that every music lover will want to hear. Lucia Sextet—Victor Red Seal Record 95212, Twelve-inch, $5. Rigoletto Quartet—Victor Red Seal Record 95100, Twelve-inch, #4. 2 Caruso heard in a dramatic opera aria M Twelve-in 55 others including 7 Exquisite Concert Songs :2 Stirring Band Numbers ‘ 4 Amusing Dialogs and Monologs 7 Superb Instrumental Selections 4 American Indian Melodies{ Fine Sacred and Oratorio Numbers Lively Dance Medleys Fascinating Hawaiian Selections Attractive Popular Songs Old-Time Negro Spirituals music you wish to hear. The opera of “Samson and Delilah” affords Caruso an admir- able opportunity to display his wonderful voice. of the blinded giant is a masterpiece teeming with emotion. Victor Red Seal Record 88581. McCormack sings “When Irish Eyes are Smiling” Surely no one is more entitled to sing such a song or better qualified to bring out its delightful charm. Victor Red Seal Record 64631. The fascinating “Orientale” by Mischa Elman y Anexceptionally brilliant interpretation of this weird Russian compositior®, Himself of Russian origin, this noted violinist here pie with true native feeling and sympathy. An exquisite record. This portrayal ich, $3. Ten-ineh, $1. Victor Red Seal Record 64639. Ten-inch, $1. ? Werrenrath sings two famous Kipling ballads. Two admirable sentimental songs by Joseph C. Smith and hi: Gene Greene and Billy mbert Murphy. Orchestra play dance num lurray sing new vaudeville hits. Hear these new Victor Records today at any Victor dealer’s.m He, will gladly give you:a: complete: tive list and play any * here are Victors and Victrolas in great variety of styles from $10 to $400. Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. J. Impertant Notice. All Victor Talking Machines are patented and are only licensed, and with right of tse with Victer tented and are only licensed, and with right of use om Victor Talking Machines ealy. ‘Victor Records and Victor Machines are scientifically coordinated and synchronised by eur apecia! processes ef Siahufacture; and theit use, excapt with each other, ip aot oaly unauthorized, but damaging and unsatisfactory. ‘ New Victor Records demonstrated at all dealers on the 28th of cach month Warning: The use of the word Vi Victrol “Victrola” is the mesisterd Trade-mark of the Victor Talking Machine Company designating the products of this Company only. ja upon of in the Promotion or sale of any other Talking Machine or Phonograph products is misicading and illegal, TATRA AA ROR NATAL PAURAY AAI IMUM WRAY CAUMURI GN ay AUMU AA PcaAIENET ——— AU AVM AURAL FAUT MUMMOAATRA MUMMY, WH ae eter IAIRA HAAG TRAIAN INAV VRAYAAY C. Littig as assistant manager, ana| | H, E. Schroeder as treasurer for tae 1917 Hettinger baseball club. New| season. JAMESTOWN MAN INJURED William. Langford Bumped by Switch- Engine—Chest and» Ribs on Right Side Crushed (Special to. The Tribune.) Jamestown, N. D.,°'March 28.— Struck by a Northern Pacific switch- engine, William Langford was so (badly injured this week that he was hurried to the company’s hospital at Brainerd. Langford, who is'a section foreman, was walking. the track at the time of the accident. His chest ‘and several of hisxfibson the right side’ were crushed. PLAN NEW. GRANDSTAND paar not Forty-Foot Structure With Eight Tiers to Be ore by Fans of: Olle, N. 0. (Special to The Tribune.) Beach, N, D.,, Match-28.—A 40-foot grandstana’ with eight tiers of seats will be built at Ollie, near here this Spring, by the committee recently ap- pointed on 11. Improvements costing about $330. will be made on the ball grounds. ———_—_—_ CONSTRUCT 22 NEW ROADS IN JAPAN DAMAGE SUIT 1S STARTED Hillsboro Farm Laborer Suing Dan Engle, Prosperous Farmer for Sum of $5,000 (Special to The Yribune.) Hillsboro, N. D., March 28.—Five Thousand dollars damages are asked Bowman, N, lord Roudolph Herzig of the Rou- dolph Hotel of this place, is securing hay rack while Joading hay into a | architects’ plans ofr the erection of a mow, caused by Engle’s carelessness in not warning him of the danger. BOWMAN HOTEL WILL $50,000 hotel. BE ENLARGED SOON D., March 28.—Land- Hotel It is planned to make this one of the best hotels in this part of he state. Your visit to the Twin Cities will be more enjoyable if you stop at this Famous. Hostelry, Radisson, Rooms—$2.75 at. $1.50 to. $2.50, Excellent Cuisine. ‘Minneapolis; 409 ‘by Alex Monroe, a farm laborer, whose suit against Dan Engle, a pros-| perous farmer of this part of — the state, was started in the district court here today. The plaintiff claims to have been injured from falling off a For City Commissioner Subject to the vote of the People G. W. NICHOLS FOR RENT—A few nights lodge room suitable for lodge purposes Kitchen in each week, and SOHGHOSHHSHSOHHH OOH Tokio, March 28.—The. Im- perial railway board is .con-- templating the .conctruction of 28. new rafifo in “Japan. ‘They -will total 1,135 miles and will cost the Japanese eater! ES, @ @ © ® ® ® @ or dancing. ante rooms in connection. Knights of Columbus T. E. Flaherty, Grand Knight LITTLE COZY CAFE in the building formally occupied by Dohn's Meat Market on Broadway between Fifth and Sixth Streets Home baked goods and cooked meats—Cottage Cheese’ and Salads for family use or light housekeepers, A nice ‘‘homey”’ place to go after the show. The Now Open OPEN EVENINGS All Home Cooking Under the direction of Mrs. Charlebois. HOT WAFFLES A.SPECIALTY At All Hours & as