The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1918, Page 3

BISMARCK ING TRIBUNE ~ Douglas Fairbanks. and th Ch PACKERS SAID SEN- seater. ‘Thomon of Kanes rake Switte legal bosinats tm Kaneai[paten fund, He dedlared phe was, ment as yes ‘credited to him in th e hearing today a esk-] City. The senator wi 2 called $ ng] yeSO- e ampion A T O R THOMPSON ed to make a statement in regard to|a witness at his req! 2 Te Mee a NS 5 ane Mr, Heney told the commissl on th it ec sel letters fe 1 in the files A lutions for congressional investigation f te faaut h rj t Broncho Buster. of the World WAS “GOOD MAN”) cor vuicn mentioned tio wonton as | cally that ae arse haniiel ay Das nator ‘Thompson. Wa deny busi- of the packing industry. He read a Senator. ‘Thompson , was en} ‘Wushington, Jan. 27.— ‘Additional a ee ; Sikes Oy peed ne for i al W. i, | telegram ‘from Gates} denying that | nocent of the imputations cont letters and documents from the files Picea | re his cam-|Gates ever had made such a state-| in the packer’s memorandum. eessengenctetaeery of the big packing plants in Chicago See acer [TONIGHT|/ BISMARCK infssion’ s' agents had ohio: the documents tobe of prime importance. ‘MOTHERS, LISTEN! When work " echnsis your’ strength, -when your nerves are \irritable and. ‘restless, when. am- bition Jags and ‘and you feelirundown, you ‘need and ‘need quick| Ane rich, creamy, nourishing fo SCOTTS EMULSION to check your wasting powers, en- | liven your blood and build up a | nerve force. ScoTT’s is help- ing thousands and /will give | you the strength you need. | | Scott & Bawne, Rloomfinit. NJ. ‘Heney, conducting the Federal Trade THEATRE ‘| Commission’s inveoeacon into the nr} IN HIS LATEST NEW 66 . | A, - WONDERFULLY - PLEASING - SPECIAL - FEATURE At a recent frontier day celebration | motion picture. The smiling Douglas inWyoming Douglas Fairbanks, the| is here seen congratulating Sam Brow- s athletic screen star, signed up all the} nell, champion bucking broncho rider winners of the’ big Rodeo for his new | of the world, upon his victory over Is many opponents. Brownell discloses Avrall pic re The Man From) come of his best stunts in the Fair- Painted Post.” This is the first time | panks film, just finished on a ranch in that such a collection of cowboy cham-| Wyoming, and will be shown at the pions have ever been assembled for a | Bismarck theatre tonight. .TWO MEN ROB LOUISANA BANK OF OVER $11,000 fi (MBAGO Avexandria, Louis an 28.—Two men with drawn pistols early today held up P. V.. Young, assistant man- Try Musterole._ See How ager of a bank at Oakdale, Louisiana, Quickly It Relieves near here, compelled him to open the Vor vault and escaped with about $11,000, Zon feat rab Miastoral belay, and according to ihe telephone message “01 Comento tae its place, received heres So clean, white sintment, # ESL f mustard. Use it instead eerigt ee e HELD. mus <. Will not blister. argo, Jan. 28.—lrank Pete Many doctors and nurses use Muster- Peter Hanson, arrested on a p: i mment it to their patients, ial warrant at D arck, and brought ! gladly tell you what-relief it here by federal authorities, is being | gi in sore throat, bronchitis, croup, detained in the county “jail until | sti asthma, neuralgia, congestion, further notice ved from W: yeu atism, lumbago, pains and ington. It imed that the pres ¢ joints, sprains, sore ence of Peters “at large is dangerous ises, iblains, frosted feet, to the public peace and safety of the he chest (it often prevents United States.” Always dependable. + hospital size $2.50, AT AGROUND. | ington, Jan. 28.—An Amer! oat was today reported to the . navy depariment ashore on a rock in 4 ' European water: The v ashore during f fog Ja was no loss of life o an crew. The vessel probably will have 1 Oo to be abandoned. ‘ patrol Soo Hotel : 80c. to $1.00 ae8 Hot and cold water in every oom A High-Class Hotel at Reasonable Rates oe8 50c per day and up S ith bath, $1.00 joining the i macurs rors The McKenzie Adiiing ts McKenie, on Running hot and cold water | The Seventh Story of North Dakota. sae in every room ite ag pean EUROPEAN Py : : 0 imple. toon Opposite McKenzie Hotel] On seventh floor. 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