The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1919, Page 2

\ PAGE 2. eo SCHOOL BOARDS MUST GET THEIR Cannot Let Contract for Build- ing and Expect to Float Bonds Afterwards A school board which incurs obliga tions in the erection of a new school of the amount building in exc which has been pro of the reme , validating w sued in ex! July 1 of thi r ear, A General Chester A. M ey general on this subject. ‘The monye you will need to raise by bonding the district to build a school house should be secured, or at least the bonds should he sold, before | the contract let for the buildi a school hou advises the assistant “If warran cording to the dec the Capital bank yer pict | v | ct | Jature passed an validating warrants of the levy previou year; but this law nts issued in exc equent to July 1, 1919, islature might not be} milan j ot vi of the le willing to pass WILL AND EVARTS | VOR RE-ELECTION, ism: s leading up to its annual} school election with a very quiet and! well-behaved campaign. The terms of; George F. Will and Frank. Evarts’ ex-} Both are candidates for re-elec- pire. t tion. To date no opposition has been disclosed, The annual election will be held June 3. In this election wom-| en will be qualified to vote on an} equality with, their lesser halves. Bismarck Boy Dies at Early Hour Today Frank Cowan, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cowan of 610 Third street, died this morning at an early hour at the home of his parents. He had been ill for the past three months, and had | ' s+; ful sport and r .|not“to be great. -|number of other northwestern cities !years in the was born in Pennsylvania. He leaves besides his parents, two sisters, Eliza- beth Cowan of Bismarck and Mrs. John Dixon of Wilton, and a brother, Charles Cowan of this city.» Deceased had formerly worked in the coal mines at Wilton for a num- ber of years, but had been spending some time in the city with his par- ents owing to illness. FOR PUBLIC POOL A strong agitation is under way in Bismarck for a public swimming pool |where the youngsters may learn to | swim without risking their lives as -} they do in Apple creek and Missouri riv r, and which will furnish health- preation for the whole | cily at a comparatively small cost. The expense of such a*pool is said Grand Forks and a no larger than Bismarck have main- tained such pools for years. They are not only wholesome recreation centers in summer but can be used to good advantage as open-air skating rinks in the winter, It is probable that in the next few days a petition will be circulated ask- ing that the city commission take ac- tion on the matter. “|ELEVATOR FIRE BUG DRAWS FOUR YEARS IN PRISON Fargo, N. D., May 21.—Pleading guilty to the charge of. committing malicious mischief under the 1917 tatute, Roscoe Moore of Hillsboro, levator agent who confessed to set- ting fire to two elevators in order to | conceal a shortage in his accounts, re- ceived the maximum sentence of four ate penitentiary pro- nounced yesterday afternoon by Judge A. T. Cole of the Cass county district court. Moore, was taken to Hillsboro by Sheriff Osmon of Traill county last night, and from there will be taken to the state penitentiary at Bismarck to serve his sentence. Moore, it is claimed, had forged a number of ele- vator tickets and ‘in order to cover his defaleation, planned to burn the elevator. Then, in order not to throw jsuspicion on himself, it is said that ihe fired the other elevatotr first and | then his own. The company employ- ing him suspected the defalcation, however, before the fires occurred, | and when confronted with the evi- dence, he confessed. | Lieut. Governor He Lieutenant Governor and ard R, Wood are here is. been suffering from influenza. Mr. Cowan was 20 years old, and | their farm at Deering. Openi Formerly City = AUDITOR ng SUNSET B arber Shop UNDER COWAN’S DRUG STORE P, G. HARRINGTON, Prop. FIRST CLASS WOR Us THURSDAY MAY 22nd | National Shop 4 KGUARANTEED * The Junior Class of the Bismarck High School Presents “All of a Sudden Peggy” A Rollicking Comedy in 3 Acts Direction of Miss Hortense Moore Prices—50c-35c-25c. No War Tax. Seats Audito rium Curtain—8:30 Now on Sale at Harris & Co. Two NIGHTS ——THIS COMING——— WEDNESDAY ana THURSDAY An American story by an American author with a won- derful American setting. A picture that is 100 per cent Norma Talmadge, through and through. “The Heart of Wetona” On the stage ::The Heart of Wetona” was one of Belasco’s grea’ Can you really love a man who h. of Wetona.” An test successes. as wronged you? See “The Heart Indian girl who trys to shield the man who has wronged her, but whom she loves—an irate father who seeks vengeance, and a man who loves the girl and saves her, make up the in- teresting drama of love and heartaches, sadness and- happi- ness—“The Heart of Wetona.” Should a_ white of Wetona.” man marry a half-breed? See “The Heart Is it possible to marry a man without love and later learn to love Pn See Norma Talmadge rare O’Connor’s Orchestra— Admission. 20¢ fe CHAU RIUE ere ONCEURM NNER HK: in “The Heart of Wetona.” Charles Ray, the original coun- try boy of the screen, in “String Beans,” will be the attraction at the Bismarck theatre tonight only. | CLUB STANDING | + detest @ AMERICAN LEAGUE, Won. Lost, Pet. Chicago +16 6 721 New York 9 5 643 Cleveland . 12 8 600 Boston 9 8 529 Washington . 8 9 Au Louis S. Tt 421 Detroit 6 44 300 Philadelphia 4 32 250 NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York .. Cincinnati . Brooklyn Chicago . Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston St. Louis .. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, Won. Lost, Pet St. Paul .. old 7 667 Indianapolis . 13 8 619 Minneapolis 1 8 B19 Louisville . 12 9 571 Kansas City . 1110524 Columbus . 9 9 500 Milwaukee 6 16 273 Toledo 4 ll 267 GAMES IN BRIEF. National League. Pittsburgh 8, Boston 2. Cincinnati 5, New_York 7 . Chicago 3, Brooklyn 2. St. Louis 7: Philadelphia 8. American League. Philadelphia 1, Chicago 2. Boston 6, St. Louis 4. Others postponed—rain. American Association. Milwaukee 3, St. Paul 5. Kansas City 4, Minneapolis 3. Others postponed—rain. FRAZIER TO TALK TO AUXILIARY ON IMMIGRATION ACT Governor Frazier will address the Bismarck Ladies’ auxiliary of the Nonpartisan league at its regular meeting in the community room’ of the Bismarck library Thursday eve- ning on: the immigration ‘act of the sixteenth assembly. nag ce The meeting will open.at ‘7:45 p. m., and all members of the auxiliary are requested to attend and tg be on time, LANGER MUCH IN DEMAND" AT ‘BIG SLOPE MEETINGS The growing popularity of Attorney General Willlam™ Langer is reflected in the large number of | invitations which he is receiving to. speak at im: portant ‘public meetings -.and other functions on the Slope. The attorney general is advertised as the orator of the day at a community Memorial day celebration ‘to be held at Ryder under the auspices of the Women’s Christian Temperance union, whose. juvitation| Mr, Langer accépted some time ago. He will also speak atoa big Fourth of; July celebration which ‘is to be held at Pingree, and he is scheduled to ad: dress a number of impottant farmers’ gatherings. © pes The Mémorial day observance Ryder wi i at} by soldiers, home guards, public pupils’ and citizens. The eXerc! the two bands, a‘song by the glee club, ten minute ‘addresses by Revs. W.'J. It Isieasy! Get’ thé c: your system. . That<is ‘your Catarrh Js gapping. upsetting the. ‘work’ ‘o! utr . Your food 1s not digesting properly. It is ‘passing through the. digestion tract without the nourishment-being extracted. ‘What you sat Be ereely wasted. 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Stockda a salute to the dead soldiers, a so by the ‘school children ‘and the decoration of ‘graves, 8 The principal exercises will be held down toWn' beginning at 2 in the af- ternoon With’ a concert’ by the Ryder and Douglis bands, followed \by a ig fromthe high school, “My Own United ‘States.’ “Attorney © General Langer will speak at 2:30 and will be followed by “The Stan Spangled Banr- | ner,” by the ‘glée Gub.. ‘Lun¢h and “other irefréshments will been and’ the whole countryside ONE GOOD BULL DOG ‘IN DEATH CELL ASKS ‘AID One -good bull dog ‘who ‘all his life has done his best.,to ‘bea good com- pahion,-for.sqme’' two-legged master ‘who now has-left him. in lurch for pe aimoleon 48 dn? i ft he, police, station: t Ing ol an: 9. O8 40 f: head ee lavore to his réscue before moon tomosfow this. ‘bi Ayayrior will fall, under the, execution. ‘ers’: Isnife-or axe or chloroform,. or a whatever it may be that, anyone heart less cnough to kill a dog svould’ elect to use, The-police station phone num: Bor Is'528!'and. tle Ast bne’ Who ‘calls up and pledges one lar in ransom of this ‘bow-wow’s' life.can have him So far twelye dogg. of various ages thelr gad end tothe profiteering which ‘making Amer- cats to a degree. ica sate tor the dex Where: an:ordingry «republican can’t exiat. ‘The dog-catchér, Js abroad in the land; -he, is -no,-respecter of iper- sons nor of persons’ dogs, and every n As |derful prescription did for me. 1 eath ¢ell-at | tire of telling others. just what brought PRINCE OF WALES IS RIDING MASONIC GO/ of He London, 1 Wales is tak been given his first degree. ther, is George, not but his. grandfather, Edward, vas grandmaster of th aft and the ke of Connaught i: How to Make Your Own Complexion Treatment at Home A Free Oatmeal Prescription Does Its Work Overnight New York: t is. my own discovery, and it takes just one night to get such marvelous results,’""-says Mae Edna Wild- er, when her friends ask her about her wonderful complexion’.and the improved appearance of her hands and arms‘ You ean do the same thing if you follow my ‘advice,’ she’ says. ““‘Isfeel it my duty to tell every girl and woman what this won- never about such remarkable results. Here is the identical prescription that removed every defect from my.face, neck, hands and arms. Until you try it you can form no idea of the marvelous change it will make. in. just one-application. ‘The pre- scription which you can prepare at your own home. is as follows: Go to any gro-1 cery and get ten cents’ worth of ordinary oatmeal, and from any drug store a bot- tle ‘of denwillc., Prepare the oatmeal as directed in every package of derwillo and apply night and morning. The first ap- Plication’ will astonish you. It makes the skin appear transparent, ‘smooth and vel- ivety. I especially recommend it for a sallow skin, freckles, tan sun coarse pores, rough skin, ruddiness, wrinkles and in fact, every blemish the face; hands and arms. are heir. to. If your neck or chest is discolored from ex- posure, apply this combination there and the: objectionable defect will disappear as hf; by magic. It is absolutely ‘harmless and will not. produce or stimulate a growth of hair. No matter how rough and ungainly, the hands and arms. or what abuses they have ‘had through hard ‘work and exposure ‘to sun and-wind, this oatmeal -derwillo. combination..will: work a wonderful transformation in 12 hours at woot-woot found minug.a tag is due for a quick ride to dog prison. spots, |I ithe most. ‘Thousands who have used il report the sume results t have had.” Miss 0. C. says: ‘My complexion was poorand my skin rough. My neck, chest, hands and arms were dark from exposure. The very first application of this wonder- ful Derwillo oatmeal combination. con- vinced me that my poor complexion and the past. In a few weeks all these un- skin blemishes would soon be a thing :of sightly. defects had entirely disappeared and I shall always use it to keep .my complexion at its best all the time. 1 have recommended it to my ‘girl: friends and. they are just as enthusiastic over it as Iam. We all use it before going to the theater, ‘dances or parties and it's wonderful what a difference it makes in our appearance.’ 4 Mrs, G. V. writes: “Oatmeal. and Der- willo have worked miracles with my com- plexion. I had ‘many despised wrinkles and a sallow rough skin, My hands and arms were covered with freckles. .After eight weeks use of Mae Edna Wilder's wonderful complexion ‘prescription these objectionable defects have entirely van- ished. I look ten years younger and advise every girl and woman to try it and I feel confident after one or two appli- cations they will use it continually and | 4 be just as favorably impressed with it as am. I recommend it to. all of my friends.”” NOTE—To get the best effect be sure to. follow the complete. directions con- tained in every package of derwillo. You have only to get derwillo and oatmeal. You need nothing ‘else and it is so sim- ple that-anyone can usé it and so inex- pensive that any girl or. woman can af- ford it. 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