The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1917, Page 2

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Rauhd : TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1917. in the capital city, the name of Saka- ql Powoeoorosocorerwww weer e ewww ooo www won wow wo weeccccce North Dakota Educators havea, the brave agian woman s0| 5 blazed the trail into the northwest | . Ti Hi 0; t i it t during the time of the Lewis and oO ave ppor unt ry o Clark expedition, immortalized for all feu } ry time for her bravery and endurance, ' 4 } ‘ Hear Indian Songstress is recalled. The statue of Sakakawea i and her child on the state capitol! Qn Head and'Neck, ltched Terribly, Charles Wakefield Cadman’s new In-| “Shanewis” is really 4 Baychologicel ieee is ee S the tributes paid to) Scratched and Became Sore Erup- | ”” onl: tly | study of the polished, highly educat is brave woman. . . oon eet one eed feemee Indian girl and the race problem in- Has Beautiful Voice. tions. Lost Rest At Night. -Had written, has been accepted by the Met’; 101764 by a paleface lover. Princess| princess T'sianina possesses a mez:| tO Have Hair Clipped. ropolitan Grand Opera company Of! Tsianina will assist the Metropolitan | 2 voice of exceptional warmth and createed f : - New York city and will be given its management in the stage settings and | color and gives an interpretation to| + = bs l Wea acu aig event rene initial production by the greatest | costuming. her songs which is delightfully new | Cate but with me oes The uoable songbirds of America. The signed con-! Coming Significant. and pleasing. She is described as sures with itching, then a tract from the Metropolitan manage It is significant that the contract for! pezutiful, with a strong, proud, free Fash. Broka Out mostly ear . ment reached Mr. Cadman Monday in! the first Indian opera to be produced | beauty that differs from her paleface Tag head andson iy neck? Fargo, where he and Princess Tsian-| by the greatest aggregation of sing-| sister as the wild rose differs from Ititched terribly and caused ina appeared in concert last evening.| ers in the world should be received in| the cultivated one. Tsianina, pro- so much scratching that it Mr. Cadman and Princess Tsianina | North Dakota, the state made historic | nounced “Chi-nce-nah,” is Indian for became sore eruptions and will be at the Auditorium on Friday|by the American Indian. The com-|“\ild Flower.” I lost a good deal of rest at evening, and Bismarckers and ‘Mis-| ing of one of their number to the cap- The composer and Princess Tsian- night. 1 had to have my souri slope folk will be given the op-j ital city of this state as an artist of} ina were greeted with a large audi- ‘-- hair clipped tight to my portunity of hearing one of the fore-| national repute lends a romantic at-| ence in Fargo last evening and were (—— head and the rest becam* most composers of the day. mosphere to the event that her pale] given quite an ovation. The princess very lifeless and dry. The lyric of the opera is woven} face sister could not well create. was entertained while in that city by| ‘Then I read of Cuticura Soap and ey? around the life of Princess Tsianina; When‘ one thinks of Tsianina’s ap-| Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Campbell, who | Ointment and was advised to try them and was written at her suggestion.| pearance in North Dakota, especially | are intimate friends of people who en- | so I sent fora free sample. | fond the tertain the singer in California. sample such a help that I got several —__——_— cakes of Cuticura Soap and a box of the ‘Open evenings until further notice. | Ointment which I used until I was S. E. BERGESON & SON. healed. (Signed) Miss Florence Clarkes ) = Dodge Center, Minn., Oct.7, 1916, | k Cuticura Soap to cleanse and purify North Dakota Educators— 4 and Ointment to soothe and heal are not Convention Notes only wonderful healers but wonderful i preventives of skin troubles, , Greetings For Free Sample Each by Return . Mail address Doser Caticars, 5 7? Ss verywhere, FROM BATHGATE. Dent: Be Bosiee aoe Theo, G. Bucholz of Bathgate is here We take this opportunity to re- [fF the big convention. ’ 7 i idl: roach. || PLANK ON BOARD. ‘ mind vor of the rap a y SPPrOM C. C. Plank of Jamestown is one of ing holiday season and the spe- the well known educators who arriv- cial desirability of the photograph ff ¢d early to avoid the rush. as a holiday gift. FROM WAHPETON. - - : &E. Earle McCullough is the first aay . A o ‘ man from the southwestern part of : Nothing you friends can receive the state to report for the big do- , N will give as much pleasure as your ings. ; — | Photograph. FIRST LADY. Charlotte A: Jones of Cavalier en- any i i i Joys the distinction of being the first] qprig Y ecial . We are offering Z beantiful ing lady delegate to register for the con- ¢ Martineson has 30 Sp UNT h ° h ll t fi ad b t t . t of photographic styles especially }} vention. Officers on for Tonight and wherever you wish you'll not find better sui des‘gned for holiday gifts. ee 2 4 : SMITH IN CITY Tred. W. Smith of Bottineau, presi Tomorrow and overcoat values than shown here. We suggest an immediate ap- dent of the state agricultural and for-| ,, a ime: babk ithin Mi . ° . . TH ‘ me Sue) PW) csury. school, repicrosed bright, and| “Have a good tine, but keep within ilitary touches is the popular idea this fall. Theres peintuwent. early at the McKenzie. bounds,” is Big Chief Martineson’s : x - A a Crojnd Flow | NELSON ON DOT. message to the youngsters of P/1 | an easy drape in the designs, combined with military rae C. J. Nelson, superintendent of Bow-| “ump, = ° : ; ‘The boys can go as far as they like man schools, formerly superintendent| jie Dons can go,as far en thes ht | smartness in pockets, belts, and plaits. 4th Street. Phone 264 || #t Beach, was the first convention vis-| Chior of Bismarck’s police department, |, : a ; % ‘ : itor _ register at the Grand Pacific! ut there must be no destruction of We mention TEACHERS especially in this advertisement because they are, of ; roperty; no infringements of any- i H je North of Grand Theatre eaceee area ee here will bs a0: Gries all professional men, most keen to have the best for their money. They appreci. A. Se ono ane TAVEOR: licemen on the job tonight and to: ate value, courtesy and service. Lewis F, Crawford of Sentinel Butte, | police! i , Fea ne Phaser apenas riethes and ithe FE ibe aretally When you come in to see our clothing. ask to see a NETTLETON or WALK-OVER . 4 ’ poeta eons ara oF Sele Sian {patrolled every hour. These officers SHOE. You will also find here a striking exhibit of haberdashery; different ideas in shirts, began at 2 this afternoon. Mr. Craw-| have instructions to strictly enforce hats, gloves, neckwear arid everything chosen to give you satisfaction in style, quality and ford also’has a-place on the program| every law and ordinance, and boys value. You'll be delighted with this service, there’s none better. H | boe St di lof the N. Doan A. who do not behave stand a chance of fee ner Cua ding the night in the lock-up.” = : ont Leet Ark ur ony ge ee | HAND PRESSING, EXPERT REPAIRING, DRY CLEANING ; A popular feature of the informa-| many hallowe’ens in Bismarck as a oy Bop tion bureau at the Grand Pacific hotel| police officer and several others as : is the city map, drawn. by students of] boy himself. He believes in prepared- | the manual training department of the| ness, znd he has sworn in as special } : high school, of which 500 copies, with} policemen some of the best runners e e a directory of prominent points in Bis-| the city affords. For the small. boy 7 . marck, aré furnished by the city board| with ambitious designs on neighbors’ B of ‘education, ML property ’tis well to remember that WITH-IN-THE-LAW = CLOSED SUNDA YS ae Bhai it's better to be safe than sorry. . ; FOR RED CROSS FUND. This doesn’t mean that the boys are on The only sessions at which charg-| not to have any fun, but it does mean, = es for admission to those other than says Chief Chris, that they're to be members. of the association will be] decent with it. } made are.the general meetings Wed- Ec eo eee é . " istrict KNOCKED UNCLE SAM: ! F st sitting in the Ward county district | E£ SAM; | oe ta a Pale oman attend Te I j court, denying a writ of prohibition | ALMONT GEEMAN HELD; AS f fF RER ident W. S. Shaw of the Almont, N. D.,,Oct. 3).—Emil Keller, Vi moving Presid i readings or addresses from Walter. } ; ar is ap. Almont @ shar . ingud: —_— & Tri ft thi r hool of ora- city commission. Records in this ap-, Almont German, charged with insu tory and Dr. G'D. Strayer of Colum REMOVAL LAW 10 COME | peal were filed in the supreme court ordination as a resuit of his continued | WRITE TODAY and I will tell you of Tf) bia university, An admission fee of today. Hele ania ae A United ee | the simple home treatment for asthma SS fifty cents will be’ charged non-mem- | ; ed before United States Com! and bronchitis which has cured many ied bers for each ‘of these programs, and ‘i missioner Lantermann was held un-! after physicians and change of climate s oa . : Tol Oorae Giben celine we | AN IDEAL der $1,000 bail, which Keller turnish- | failed. I want you to try it at my ex- ‘ It is poor economy to save money urged to attend all the general and| The constitutionality of North Da- LIME TREATMENT 1 Gi. po answer to the next term of fed-| pense. Drop me a card and I'll mail ute . for those suffering from ¢ you a 25c sample bottle FREE. J, Thomassen, Box A-136, Des Moines, Towa. oe kota’s statute in general providing for Geo. the removal of county and municipal officers by the governor and in parti- | cular its application to the president of a city commission, who is not spe- cifically named in the statute, will be attacked in supreme court Nov. 6, FOR SALE—For the next three days| which date is set for argument of an will offer for sale the entire fur-| appeal from a decision of Judge Cole, nishings of my large rooming house. Inquire Mrs. Woodmansee, 411 Fifth street or call phone 273. 10-30-3 FOR RENT—Room in modern home; also sfx room house. 522 Second St. Phone 283. 10-30-6 LOST—Pin made of a 1910 50-cent + piece with raised head, between Finney’s drug store and 219 Ave. A. Leave at Tribune. 10-30-3 FOR RENT—Four room bungalow; well lighted, heated and water. 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