The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1920, Page 7

= , . ‘ \ \ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1920 ‘ THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 1920 s _ FEWER DIVORCES HER SLOGAN, DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Tom’s Mother Takes Immediate Charge! BY ALI MAN Hanae ae melnetuats Towa, and Wino- , : na, Minn. t is expecte Y ; ys “ey LET WOMAN, LAWYER GETS ONE]. + that several changes wil be ade i i % poder eee eae MOTMER, ThE Ks My Livy! i Tl ae >. the tentative cirenii, Bob. Lyne, who | 4 Fou LE GRANDSON, SHE'SGONETO}) — [lives here, would manage the local | * y Preaches, Happiness, But Fails to BONY Know MouRe cOMNG! WHAT A BIG MAN | WHERE | THe BRince fae eee te: Joc HRLP WANTED—MALB : ! A ET Your . f i Find It TELEGRI he’s GETTING == WANTED { ’ AM UNTIL JUST ; tietorin, Bo CoE) aa x ‘\ : : eS BE LoNtr MAKE UP Vietoria, 8. C—The ‘British Colum ‘Two unusually attractive openings vegan = : -BEFORE Your ‘TRAIN [hin Amateur Athletic association has {| for lumber yard managers; one of |! | Kansas City,’ Mo, Feb. “If wo- ‘CAME IN- | MY MIND “TL ted Vancouver the aamnal strack ||) Whom must have knowledge of fi } men would go into marriage with YESTERDAY~GOT” and field meet championship and also |] RP yaee aon pee H ee their eyes open, and’ if men,‘ who are "To THINKIN’ ABOUT] the neste and wresting ‘championship || Dakota. ‘ y¢ practical in all other things, would for 0. Dates will be decided upon i : ate nate a, general oceania ent’ f | later. A Mumber of professional ath | MECHANIC WAN —\We want a goodr i pai aj gen ral jjustment ot letes have been restored to amateur; all-around mechani Must be able tot |their code of living when they -be- | stawling because of their war ser. | @ lathe work and general ser : 2 | stow on their lady love the plain lit- vices, a at a garage. . is u . | wil good jte-cirelet, divorces would’ be the ex- M ; Hen iano jeeption, not the rule. In my opinion, Moscow, Tdaho—-Loss of Les Moe, | Piviseaietacus |i gine: tn ache yongnas coal [of Kellogg, all-Narthwest- forward, ETT ETT core jnot bef happy with.” a of t dan plows to ie Unt . big wages; few weeks complet | So spoke Miss Tiere Farrow, law- ¢ oleate Lhe ui i" te expert Instruction; time and, expen yer. some three years ago, when she : ok saved by our method: only te janet ' was appointed the first.woman di- Coach Hutehfnsan is trying Peon ot te ne ices peerthwests| t voree proctor. in-the United States » Hvaus and’ Campbell to fill | per Coltegs, (10 Nicollet Av, Mi ‘Vby a judge in the Jack < shoes and he running mate for} _neapolls: 1 1-2-Imo.i cuit court. But “Squinty” Tunter, the other forward | YouNG M ophy of marriage veceived a jolt that hoe 0a month caused gossip to “run wild” recently 1 Hons ae 0. A Meehan) vale, ie " | when she appeared before the tribu- langue: for South: Dakota — at le Examiner) 137 in 1 that appointed her “divorce proc- au h seem certainty to Sioux Falls} ington. ‘tor’ and appealed to Judge Burney ton Billy Shipke, who managed the | eREM TALC |to grant her a decree of divorce. Turon team last season, and who isin { month: perience | Surprised Them All. Cuba. ha sree fo return and Sioux | Railway sockution, | pe aig eae : noe | or just in the’ reverse ‘ . Ml Mitchel) baseball men are {of her prediction. And even the judge raped Your WIFE ees in og pk eum i thie q ier a. auto repair wea Hing, || was surprised. The t house Aberdeen, atertown, and Redtiel Laan pach ed ce eee ee oe ee ts our Puss nee WAIT Tue Missvs heLen are mentioned as the ether ee GAG: “pyTrock jvorfers stumpeded™ Judger Murney"s “| QOESN'T SHE RI GETS HOME , DEY'S GONNA ee HELP WANTED—FEMALE | f mt AGO LIVESTOCK j court to hear‘ the former divorce proc- EALIZE A WOMANS BE SOmMETHN’ Do’ u < = Hc rar? general housework! Hog receipts, $2,000, Steady to We | tor’s plea, for really Miss Farrow PLACE IS IN THE.WomE? ETH iN, Vancouver, 3. C.—-Denny Wit and good pa 2 higher. | was the last. person they ever dfeam- x Now BELIEBE ME " the second Spokane semi-prof or_phone led of that would-apply for a divorce. | ie ball player to sign a contract with the | Ww: girl at the Then caine the /story—her story— Vancou clubs of ae now Northwest- | work for her board, of ,how cruel her id had been ern league alsh is a second bise- ring the period of their married! man, Nick Williams, mani POSITIONS WANTED | life, Moose Jaw elth of Western Canada Lightlight. bi “Why, judge.” she declared, “he re- | league, also tried to get Walsh, % Heavy packing sows, Ainaalh, $14 to jfused to establish a home. He didn’t ewood, nother fs s $14.50," : |want children. He would take me) ta trial with Vancouver. Gatewood Hoavypacking sows, rough, $1: “from one town to the other, Jeaving js an outfielder, 1. _ 7 [me at cheap rooming houses. He al-| f oer ae ae Pigs, $14 to STHS5. 4 lowed me 30 cents a day for lunch.; sutte, Mont. — An intercollegiate Cattle receipts, 25,000. Weak. He neglected we for weeks at al ketball tournament for Montana Beet steers, medium and heavy. , time,” and daho teams probably will be held LOST AND FOUND dit, choice and prime, $15.25 taj) AS Miss Farrow ended-her plea for ue eo M ret at fe Montana | (OSTA pair of eye ghisnes with gold on” . ‘ae eparation, she burst into tears. i PSchool of Mines, ‘Phe colleges men: | rin doa pair of eye. gia with, Hedi and vod. se to #1 ; Grants the Decree | tioned are Montana State, Montana | > bleh collnlolt rims fee gold diate non, &f : Then the judge looked down upon} Wesleyan, Monnt st. Charles, and | / RESanG gen reuun te MeKeuzie thet the woman who had. during her term | Idaho Technical Institute, ing. : divorce proctor, advocated more; —— ceive liber fe Che ed i Houghton, Mich.—It is probable 2-3 -3L Common and medium gent divorce laws. and“ also that | ; D 1 , i - fet | er” divorces should be granted.” that the Yale hockey seven will meet Puitcher “cattle helfens ‘iHe folded his arms, deliberated with the Collée of Mines team here next | —— See in eee thimself a few moments, then said: | winter. “Efforts to obtain a game this rs dlght xclioal ig - “Decree granted.” H season were not successful as the Yale ei taet ani Canner: bee * an se] 7 i A inna Miss Farrow married Benjamin! hedule was filled. ¢ dian repre- s cai “Mente an oil man, in April, 1918, and \OTTO AUTO sentation af the college istheayy and Serer at separated on August 6. 1919. The; hockey is a leading sport. \ Stocker steers, judge granted her $8,250 in alimony. } s - \ Sheep receipts k Miss Farrow, besides holding the} Y SAN, YHEAR THAT & B. C-Heetor MeDon- . vo Iambs, S4 pounds down, $18 (0 S21-lyecord of being the first, woman di- NOISE GOES SQUEE? ren ted Vancenver, TB. Cfo Te of the lightweight | witha widow woman, : 5 and, common. $1" i voree* proctor in the United States, | WELL SEE IF YiMean THAT > ae sauce leans one: represen mpionship of the Canadian Over- flagney Schuellor, Autiers No De Box ¢ 3 0 holds he decors of being the Y'can DO SQUEE- SQUEE ¢ Ping is ou Enatist tooth) Assoc sae eo ee and. dion ‘ek eho 1s, 1-2-1mo. 5 ae irst woman to’ defend a murder case AUN -Kow L j sociation and the other the Scot represented Canada-in the Inter-Ailied ow Calls and common, $7 to $10.95, |AhAvem ee of Missouri. In 1915 <she SOMETHING Sas ~ Foothall ation, probably will | tournament, in London a year. age, ROOMS FOR RENT iran a et STOCK ‘defended Mrs. Clara Schweiger, who tour the Daminion this summer. Con. will mect in x short bout here Febra- | 5 ‘Modern od _ SE, PAUL LIVESTOCK, {shot and killed her husband in the | Jones, a Vancouver sportsman, y 4. Seattle and Tacoma fighters fortwo, Hot water PD oa ee receipts, 10.490 | Jackson county cont prouse. a few res tt nding for the tonr, will d Weill he on the same card. . Steady, to 10¢ higher. ments after’ he ‘had’ obtained a di- cuss the proposed continenta Range-$14.80. to $14.05 Fyovcesfronntier: se aurcelllin heindesaee the cho lait : Weiss Bulk, $14.80 to $14.85. ss i Foothalt sociation, at Toronto, Feb- veteran baskethall play Cattle receipts, 4.100, Killers 25¢/ NEVER COME TOO BIG rutry 7 The teams may make a short | Who threatened not to report this-sea Hed room, lower. | R THIS BANTAM | trip to the United states. son Jhas joined the University of Wis- : : Fat steer S17. & San Diego—David is a Himalayan} i E : cousin squad and Coa expects moan ait ROOM—3i1 4th St. hone ey oe Cows and heifers’ to $11.50. bantam, and weights a pound and! Minneapolis, Minn.—The champion- {to use him in the hig ¢: By. 1:28-Iwk steady, $7 to $18.50, | three ounces. He picked a fight the | i ship’tournament of the ity | recently Uirentened not to nse W FOR SALE OR RENT ; Stockers and feeders, steady, ‘other day with John 1, Sullivan, aj {basketball association of the Univ if he delayed reporting for, practice, HOUSES AND FLATS 12. pound -turkey, when the two were ‘ity of Minn i¢ The ee < = : > Sheep receipts, 3.600. Steady, Vexhibited at the poultry show here. ie Seales wil i oe ares Whe rallis, Ore.—-Buskethall is-under FOR | SALES Modern 6-room “bunga- , “The bigger they are the der they fad the Utle will he decided on M tt Oregon Agricultural Col- ow, full basement, headwood floors. é | fall.” bystanders say David crowed iG es lege and the February schedule ‘is} Will sell furnished or unfurnished. . | white John L, smiled sardonically. [t : : ! i oh heavy. Washington State, hing: Also eeveral reseaee ae i APOLIS took three men to separate the pair. . LLL 5 sen <i 5 «| ton Univ Ovegon University and Nisa at et art ae Minneapolis flowy unchanged, Ship |~- Biter Saati *6 BEEN GOIN'ON LIKE A | Sioux Palls, 8. De tSioux Falls will | Whitman colleze will be played before Tribune, 1-31- a 1 | THAT FOR AN HOUR AND jhave an attractive set of foothall) yfareh 1. “” E ment has au! MT 1 GOT Hs | oa a ae | March Baths soem ya vd the in the United | 115 HEARLY GOT ME KOOKOO, seen rs } ris a y ie i al eee On SATE RYO Teal Wag ” R as ta eds s rs avalible for another Stucco home -in ad dit ny Tata ste whieh we heat See eee: nn a cate rota [PLU CASES DECREASE IN, | Sitti, ect Mi linstallment of a complete issue of e Pie eae ey ees necmme,: CHICAGO: BUT NOT DEATHS | rgnt for’ quick sale, owner ‘te 1 $100,600,600 worth. | "GRE TOTIE™ eae Licata entvers ty svilisbe | ue senossension Bone} ‘ 5 inter. | Hh ontutive contests will ie ctl Sie Chicago. Feb. 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