The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1920, Page 8

DRILLERS LEARN HOW SOME GIRLS the Jaw, many pool tables. w ms and history of the weil | operated without) payment. of lice a , {after the restraining order was grant- ed in Dallas. . The. law. provides a. penalty of not Jéxs than fine or more then $100, or confinemeny in the county jail for not less than thirty days or more than one ‘year, or both’ fine and imprison- mit, dustry, The WORTH $100,000 drillers! association: were outlined Howard E. Simpson of the univ who reconntell the growth of the nization since it was formed four years ago, the handicaps — it . the work it did) for its men nd the hepes of the associa i orming him that] toys future. This was followed by Fhe is heir to an te of $100,000! , fs j a discussion among the members on Het him by Thomus Stephenson, of | their businesses, Lae aes aes A. O. Soule of Minneapolis, during 1 Olsoi st, laining the bequest manufacturer's hour, spoke on : Matinee Daily, : : 3:00 P.M. ; i rs rc Night Shows 7:00 and 9:00 P. M. F NEW AN L LL Y our Opportunity Matinee, Children 10c, Adults 20¢ a ; Nights, Children 15c, Adults 25c j an ‘: oe ; pale iy VERY FARMER is a prospect for a Power and Light_ - ‘Diamond Dyes”. Make Faded, Plant. E f k te Hl " lit x . 2 ae jan very farmer knows Western Electric quality i loday and. Wednesday: ea Old, Shabby Apparel Color- and service). i 66 99 ff) Many Fine Spceelies Made at ful and New » Are you going to establish yourself in this coming business THE VIRTUOUS MODEL a ; while the opportunity exists, or are you going to wait until ““Gaub” Pollard j Pathe Revi Fourth Annual State Conven- ane bah y , you going nu ollard in athe Review. Fy : about perfect results — it’s too late? ; Call for Mr.c A Beautiful One-Reel Colored tion—Banquet Held Tonight | ,., Dyes,” guaranteed’ te ; ° 5 his i eres | all for Mr. Caveman eautiful One-Reel Colores pas glvera Inv -rUke tadcless:colon.to jiuy If your teritory is open, this.is your opportu Yo- i A One-Reel Rolin Comedy. Travelogue. Many interesting addressié were the | fabric, wheltir it be wool, silk, linen |@ i ‘ 2 2 t. ‘ cotton “or omtxed goods, — dr es, { THE REX SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA feature of the first day's session of | conta)’ geuthers, «drape coverings." i the fourth annual convention of the} Tie Direction Took ith each tek Lahr Motor Sales Company “4 ' = North Dakota. Well Drillers’ assveiu-| age ‘tells xo plainly. how. to, diamond DISTRIBUTORS " z tion which convened here at the Com-j dye. over. any <calor that (you .¢an WESTERN: ELECTRIC 300 Fourth Street Bismarck Musical Club to | o'clock, Schoellkopt Will) mercial clug | yesterday afternoon. | not make acmistake.. > ; POWER é jicut our’ ree! ® i [ini as toa among those | There was a good attendance when} ‘To match any: material, have drug: 16 9qqoGOGOOOOHOOOOHQOOOOHSOOGHOOOOOOOOOSHOOOPOOOOOHYHG 000OOHHOHHOOOGOOOOODOOOOHOOOOOOSO | ' Hold Banquet on Rey. George He Quigley of the Meth-|gist=show you “Diamond’ Dye" Color ki 3 -Fadist church gave the ‘invocation and | Card: ; : = ; , Thursday Evening) to - H. Steele amd Dr. George M. Keniston, secretary of the} 2 St oration of birthday of Susan B. An-| The big banquet of the convention | for the entertainment of at least 2,000 deny | Commercial club, welcomed the visitors a Lee thony, is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 14, | delegates. Abnual Event With Interesting, amquct a musical) on behalf of the city. at Forth Worth, dissolyed the order} The convention program, which has|and is being planned under the direc- “MOTHER DIED ‘ given, ‘There will be The first paper on the program was December ath, Pool halls then were |not yet been fully completed, includes} tioh of Mrs. A. H. Schweitzer of Chi- G. UK t ovister ! Program to Be Staged at In Lauet by George Humphries and| given by De . Kane, presi-| closed. until than a week later |a pageant “Then and Now,” This pa-| cago. Mrs. J. W. McGraw of Chicago,| 0; 7; Keen, county register of ; 4 Local Hotel j Henry Halverson, an original violis | gent of the Uni of North Da |the United States supreme court|geant is designed to’ show the differ-!is chairman of the subcommittee on| {¢eds, las sone to Munkato, Minn., { i ca e | selection by Do ld piveve Blt a pil kota who spoke on “The Value of| granted a stay order, effective until ence between the first gathering: of; program arrangements. The general to attend the funeral of his mother i, sat te ie Fano solo by es Organization.” — President Kane’ de- | January 26, 1920. he organization, in 1869; and the pres-| committee on local arrangements for | Sl. George M, Keenan, The annual banquet of the ‘Thurs: |-quartet “ist monstrated how the Utmost efficiency | When the law went into effect lust Jet one, which may be the last. ‘The| the convention is Neaded by Mrs. Grace | Monday at the age of 87 years, N day Musical club will be given Thur Schoellkopf, Fre can be obtained only by close. co- | May, licenses had been paid on date set for it is Monday evening,| Wilbur Trout of Chicago, president of | Keenau has been ill for some. time day evening at a local hotel at 6: r Arnot, Miss Hazel operation and organization of persons | pool and billiard tables in the Feb. 16. Mrs. James W. Morrison of] the Illinois Equal Suffrage Associa~| Mr. Keenan will return home the eud y will hay part in the pro; n interested in a -singte purpose, Fol- | as against 3,168 in 1918, The } Chicago, has charge of it. j tion. She is making’ arrangements | of the week. : | f feegall ha oP Aaa lowing Dr, Kane's address there was | fee was After 3 : 'GLENDIVE YANK, a demonstration of toals and equip: | the state's general held ¥ | CLE ANING CARS ment used in the well drilling ii- | lection of license money iMegal und 4 | 9 | Thousands _ Have Discovered | s Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ' : crea Harmless Subctitute i i} { .— Joseph 1 returned sole who hu ployed: an the Northern 1D: var cleaner, has re- m from his brother at ° Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the stitute for calontel—are a mild but laxative, and their eftect on the | zimost instantanecus. 1 colored tailets are the re Edwards’ determing Jiverand bowel complaint 1 The pleasant little good that calomel does, fad after effects. They | Almont, ‘ | that w ming about the country Village and Farm.” ide , ms They teke bold’ of th | in 1913 he got a job on the Stephen- wech, the firat E BANNER CROP N Ss P : Auicliy correct it. W son ranch | “Placerville and that < held which was |. A wa. Calomel | the proprietor then an old man, had 1 s - adj venient tuken a fancy to him and had said sometimes plav ith the gums. ' 1 | So do strong liquids. t not. to jhe would make him his heir, Olsot i OF THIS COUNTY Paks calomel et De ds’ Olive went overs and on his return set- sin i W ablets take its place tled here =! cident to the well drilling profession: al reams Headaches, “‘dullness” and that lazy i ina oi Srl ry See nee ee e' = He has not communicated with Me. |The pictures were accompanied by a 6 A , feeling come from constipation and a sglapticnseatcnien inet ea he Farmers Find Fodder Furnishes 1 [lecture on the yrrious pb {industry as the v ‘disordered liver Take Dr. Edwards’ Far Finer Field for Finan- Plive T Tablets when you fecl “logy” and Oh! Ye a! JOHNSON’S folannnie f re They “clear” Cloud! | brain res OF | sinking of a well. i ina perl up” the spirits, i0cand25c. | Hosiery. | the proces cial Fortunes ett! tr was ft: determine the probability of water location were pene o Hes Se One’ 66,-1he(prinetpal; y of North Dakota delievered | ltding, erop ra a lecture on ©The Geology /of rth | from) av financial Dakota as Shown by the Drill.” As| fhe hay crop. part of his lecture, ‘Dr. Loye showea [Was in. the city prday and he samples of earth, sand and. other} verts that. farmers. who would) have material extracted from the earth in xe. suffered considerable loss various parts of the state during the se of the ‘poor wheat crop ‘are iuking of wells in practically ey their hay crop. : Me Boniiaion OF MERICA section. of North Dakota, In this Up ‘to’ the present tim Harris 50—50_ Mr. Dove said. geologists are able to| bas, shipped out! twenty ‘carloads. of ) determine y ccurately the various | hay sho. Niel parts, of the state, i confirfiations and strata under the surface, ‘ nae Other Dance Ladies Choice i iva Old fashioned. saualulies conn Razor— But O, Harris: of Re; BIP lacked some of those qualities which society demands—yet, year after year, people kept the great and good Joseph Jefferson Playing the part of that lovable vagabond. Liké Rip, the old-fashioned razor was not petfoct eile but it : j was a'teal razor—an efficient she.ving tool developed by centuries i During the ~ manufa hour this morning, Frederick Ch ensen of Minneapoli: ke on “Well Casings men are paying jas high as Fee ee Tn COGTEAAL BRohe leet ae | -. of se and workmanship, and entitled to be kept for its good x Athth points. “In fact, it was old-fashioned only in that it lacked two f ; The, program for this afternoon, and ' 1 ssion of as follows: baling wir modern things— the two-cdged, detachable blade and—safety. convention Thurs , Uomo the fader. To add these, but to retain. the good of the old, is rea} Progress ? ' be ith Rep cemuon auermlriony- and: “shortage The razor that hes both what the old style had and what it * AT « Nis, : lacked is the ~ | Helation of the COMING CONVENTION MAY BE LAST “SUFF” NATIONAL MEETING Y. 30 Specinl Topics. by Members. undings for Y Bridge”, i Ae Fe] Chicago, Jas 28—Wil (he fitty-first shall: 5 Be danke, “"""lannual convention of the National NIN American Woman Suffrage Associa- a 1) “The Well Driller and the En-| tion, to be held in Chicago, Feb. 12 gincer,” TI, R. Atkinson, Bismar to 18, be the 1 convention of this ARMORY .. Music By. we O’CONNOR’S EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED 7 (15 minutes each) : the Million Doll A Real Rasor~ made Sate onearth. Furthermore, it is the beet- “An evolution, not a revolution in ess nbs E Tickets $1.00 You Want to Pay Your Way We all want to pay a fair price for what we purchase. All of us want to pay the cost of manu- facturing what we buy, with a fair profit to the men whose money is used in producing it. a Wel ~ City Drug Store REGAN a Wel checks ; : : : i it Bingenheimer: Mercantile Co. Axel H. ieee venta Store Telephone rates are higher than they used “Uniformity Sora Farmers’ Mercantile Co. ‘ S y i : 2 icks Sidney T. Park, General Store s “ ts terials and ¢ sratiye Buyl tural you @on’t want ts be Fredricks Hardware Store Sidney . to be, because the cost of every thing that Siew One ive Buyin; tural yon don't wast 18 be Mander Dror Go an “Witton ee goes into the production’ of the service has Lectur “Possibilities of = eget 28 gor that ew at Pioneer Hardware Ca ashburn salts Goal Co, Store advanced in cost: ol and nie orth Dakota”, How can et st such roved success Arena Hardware Co. , Wing Mercantile Co. Phir: avads Vast.” Bust oe i's New Dis Scott & Williamson Wing Hardware Co. : Rates for telephone service are based on Meeting of the Aassociation; 4, cough; ertppe, croup If you are a Durham-Duplext dealer and wish to have yuur name ting cost: sai sonabl ‘ 4:30 Auction "Sale of Material, net’ eats at this ard Ruerer added to, the above list in subsequent advertisements, send Jour name operating costs. with a reasonable return to New and Old, Nat long. Its @ fis as high and address to this newspaper and write the Durham-Duplex Razor Co. those men and women whose money is in- 5:00/ Final Adjournment. eee as it alwa been—and for a free window display. vested in the property of this. company. ‘NORTH DAKOTA INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY Extra Ladies 28c “The Source of Ground Wate oO. iW. Roberts, U.S. Weather Bureau. Bismarck. “A Well Driller af Sew’, President: L. H. FP, Rohe, Kenmare. THURSDAY, 29—FORENOON 9:00) Roll C id APaouncements, “Good? ant Bad ta”, Robert HMul- 5 Lecture Water in North Dak rultural Coll TEXAS SLOW IN GETTING body? i This question, l'say the suffrage lead- , will form ‘a part ‘of one of the ‘most important \discussions, of the corivention—the: future: of the national suffrage amendment. I ‘arrie Chapman Catt, of New resident of the association, The’ convention will be in the nature of a victory celebration, combined with a centennial commem- | NEGLECTING THAT. ; « BOLD OR COUGH? Why, when Dr. King’s New Discovery 20 promptly, een growing stea in popu- arity for ore, than dty, youre, Jou ACTION ON POOL HALLS than a week in Decemb action has prevented enforcement of the Texas anti-pool halt law since it became: effective May 1, 1919. Passed by the state legislature: 0, the Jaw wonld prohibit the Gc. and $1.20 a bottle at all ts, Give it a: trial, ‘ie Ld ° Tardy Bowels, Inert Liver They just won't let you put “pep” = your work or play. Sick head- ie comes from retaining waste — and impurities in the body. eer liver rift the bowels function ht for anything —* ke | yazor3—all the good points of the new idea, cil the good points of the , old. The shape, balance and blade- angle-on-the-face of the old style razor have always been recognized aés.unbeatable. To these, the ,Durham-Duplex adds a guarded, emcee double-edged blade— the longest, strongest, keenest blade THESE LEADING DE BISMARCK Cowan's Drug Store . Breslow’s Drug Store Finney’s Drug Store Lenhart’s Drug Store French & Welch Lomas Hardware Co. John Bortell MANDAN durable case. tempered blade you can buy. There is also a stropping attachment that gives you the luxury of a fresh edge at a moment's notice. These advan- tages added to the conceded virtues of the old-style: razor have led Seven Mijlion Shavers,to change from othe1 razors to the Durham-Duplex. Why don’t you, too, change—today ? \LERS SELL THEM: BALDWIN Baldwin Hardware Co. Rupp Brothers DRISCOLL Jos. H. Barrete, Druggist Seth W. Morton McKenzie McKenzie Mercantile Co. ONE DOLLAR COMPLETE Greatest Shaving Mileage at Any Price ‘This set contains a Darham-Duplex Razor with an attractive white handle, safety guard and package of 3 puthent Duplex double-edged blades (6 shaving edzes) all in a handscme Get it from your dealer or fom us direct. Additional blades 50 cents for a package of 5 AEA ed ete aot Se alarly, with Dr. King's New DURHAM-DUPLEX RAZOR CO. in anction. gr ole moothly yet positively they JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY Dallas, re S enforeoment.| produce wrenults that “cleanse. the FACTORIES \ Under this restraining order, pool} bowels respond to the demands Jersey City,U.8.A. " Toronto,Canads Sheffield, England operated as usual throughout the} a her healthy Hedy, ‘eu Btill 25¢e.— Sales Representatives in ail Countries - state, until a specia} federal conrt | (qs all druggist, “Try, them tonigh = == =