The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1920, Page 3

\ WEDNESDAY, JUNE! 2;°1920 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Taek te ‘i rane eT a 4, LE AGUE: BOOSTER WAIL ADJUSTERS SMM i 4 aS i : | He “First in Style” ‘‘First in Variety” “Fi t in Value’ Additional Facts Received Upon Will'Go Throtgh “H “Hail ana Wat- E Sella $ iL) Oremostia Weatue “ Impeachment of. Charles er” for Bigi Chief, A.C. FF | L. €rum of Center Townley } as { ; 1 \ f py i {- Insurance” Commissioner XCUILTY ON SIX COUNTS: “| has. certifie® to the: state aud L" . names of 176 hail adjusters under the a ‘ x state hail law. Thesé men. mar Montana . Legislature Found! thom,-are tried and:true follow o . ~ the soviet administration and 1 : Charges Against ‘Former Judge i Hea Baonto sgrve Mr. ahh c ‘ ‘ : Thoroughly Supported | Townley through ‘nat fnd deep wa re ster.” ‘ Jf : at wast y th ere 207 sters A record of the activities of Charles ~ on the pajroll. ape fare 204 Phat the CY I. Crum, formerly a district judge in 7 number will not: bg. less; this year, ex 1 Montana, now a candidate for the WALTER JEFFRIES cept that 1920 befag!a: campaign year, H z * Jes ui N . iver State Hous Ras - ay every applicant/ must -be given the i an e€ a ise SOE IHaHE Ten MUSICAL PROGRAM AT acid test and e efiuipped: with copies of Sg tt . i t B Non-Partis: -eague SALVATION Rae x the: SNew Day/” so that they can be- a - i y c1ucus -of Mercer, Oliver and Duyn Thee paeotion WIE the beFion of- tweens cdiustments jpolnt out to the es aaa Sere Gao. Sunt \ Countige, ESR Raa Tecincd aenerae |S \ineetings beng conducted by Fnvor farwers the Blessings of commis mer Fabrics are here it is indeed, licon State Headquarters, The im- Walter Jefferies, at the Salvation and soviet ile. 9). ‘ ieee . 16 t proceedings: in. ful al Amy; - musical program is. >eing an ERS Ea Cee difficult to select. one that de- | KS 2 . given: this evening. There will } ese re eels . cont dina printed pamph'et issued Buy en = Wie 8 “do-or dieY val They ar 5e7V'VeS hy the State ofMontana, and the im- Specat numbers: by the band, boin Ri sek : oh stone EB. os i on serves mention above others. You pecchment hearing was hel?) March treat. and anstrumental: selections’:by marek; Witkam, Josenison, Wine ill find i i pe gohment: Heating Waa Hela Meret a the Envoy marck;, | Witknmy: Josephson, Wing will fin iguplensune 16 see them. | tann Senate. The meeting. last night well neu tee land, “ eKenzie; R.A ° 2. ¢ffer4 acter, Bismarek. ! A part of {ite resolation unanimoas- attended and the results gratifying. These gentlemen are given $5 4 ! lv adopted by the Montana’ Senators | Fh ata ea ane REET RS a SN GRO ARR alae day, fone expens % \ reads. “We: do*find the said Charles | >fice of honor, trust or profit under| the articles of'imreachmen Sharles | j 4 2 L. Coum guilty of high: crimes, misde- the state of Montana.” | is Gruman Ae ae ot Rene > ral orcs in O lor ul \rray meanors: and: malfeasance vin’ office, as Crum is the man selécted by thé|lican State Headquariers, the Oliver i i charged: #eea%8} Non-Partisan convention in the Oliver.| County legis\ative candidate is. found | ‘Resolved: That the Senate sitting | er and Dunn counties district to! to have been guilty of TT is ity t h Id f f h as a ‘court of impeachment, do find the| succeed R. H. Walker of Yucea, whol! tea pignnises |, Here is an opportunl OC cose: sever re! { said Charies L, Crum guilty in the} Was drafted by Townley as h's Hike 13 Guareine at Gongressvant: ihe S X y several dresses or rresn sum same. manner and form. as. charged | date-for state eaten oe Paar ene: tae ar fa hyy 5 4 « Q lndemontZanaranegiaes ae 4 st any, he, C: , Would be ee an and SonViC clon against- the! Oliver County service men request:|.ready to scll out, leave U. S. and FOR BISMARCK eu a DS adinnaerd ane do hereby order andj ed, the vacancy caused by Walker's| would prefer to fight on the side oi V : vould expect. on Nae that) he be removed from the promotion given by Townley, de filled| the German ‘Empire in any war ve- C0 judge of the district court of | by endorsing a service man. The se- ; tween Germany and the U.S. 2 a the fifteenth judicial district of the | lection of Crum is a direct nswer oft 2. Th hes a eres SOn0EA, Company to Appear in : : r 1 State of Montana, in and‘for the coun-| Townleyism to a courteous request. of | ang ices sneipe=OF the: Lusitans City Auditori for T : - tes o° Rosevud and Musselshell, and! the American legion: ans che murder of the passengers on ity Auditorium for Two ° . ; - ; poe rene) the: in a) 0 the said vessel was justified and “a : A ‘ that he be disqualified. to “hold any |‘ In the: printed and bound cory ef good! to son for the” alebe. trotting Performances . - Silk Tissues Im or e Cc : = | Hsien = Printed Voiles ported Scotch > ‘That Judge Crum, during his ter Bismarck..is to have a season of, 5 A large assortment of pret- hunni e ig his term ; ‘ge assortment of pre’ 2 HE ES tes, a ecaee’ tat Seren | and Opera. any Stuer Si, eine ty paul patterns in the sea Zephy = HH Ww dents was merely a: tool, hireling and | business manager of the Sonora Grand The most delightful array son’s most popular colors. ep yrs : = y Bee lg / ==! puppet of the British Empire and Wal! | Opera Company, concluded arrange of beautiful patterns’ and | pyiced t, pop i oy ‘ = y if ; =| Street. ments whereby this ex payee . : eae i a 98 A large and varied assort- — Don t Miss..Seeing ° — Predicted Riots zation will present two gr: colors wes have . ee per yard ....... c ment ‘of these oe fone = as ‘ SE] 4. That Crum publicly — declarea| Mt the Auditorium on Saturday, June shown. Priced at per yard 4 : phyrs = : ==! there would be riots, insurrections | !2,28 Monday dyne 1 : : in a fine range of hand- = ES / and rebellions by the inhabitants of | The repertoire of this brief engage: n y be some plaid patterns. Priced => =i the U. S. who were opposed to de.| ent of talented artists in this city mw? C 0 I at, per yard = == | claring war against Germany. barr oN snine Verdt ‘ ' mpor ea = = 5m i pe os Saturday: evéning Verdi's master- = — a oea eran gale caine m als piece—Rigoletto—and on Monday the 7 89c to $1 25 = 1s. totlow ng the declaration obits wet fopuilar favorite, Jl, Trovatore. enn : rgan 1€8 => i . i ines ks The Sonora Company is not well " — ==! and declared war had been declared | \..,.. i i I = — Bion pata die e cni known -in this. country and they are Veer + ; = : : SS (0 protect bankers and financial inter-| strangers to a Bismarck audience, rinte AXONS | 4 laden pessing as- Lorraine issu es = é Ss = but f the many splendid ad é sortment 0 ine sheer, ; S = THE MOST LOVEABLE LITTLE DEVILON THE’ = _,& That Crum on numerous occa- notices. from the prominent cities oF An extra large range of | crist Organdies in all the F = SCREEN a i ences ond influenced persons the South, this Company is destined neat striped; checked and | most popular — shades 36 in. Lorraine tissues in a = =| y ct the Government and refus:}\to sing its way into the he lore i z ; A : ‘ = shen ey \ BJ ea-to support the U.S. in the prose. oe pai ieee esti hae Hote al Beberne Hi a oat Priced at per yard beautiful line of plaids. All = Read Life in the Latin Quarter =| eurin of the War publicly aud Br principals are youthful and good tof ae Nea EN oe t pa a and are ex- = : S| vately, and that he insisted tiimt the} look at, and besides. having wonder- aS: : 1] 2 ceptional values = On =| S. in sending an army or armies] ful, woiceg, they alsocan act. A er yard Cc ° ‘ 0 at, per y. = = i ¥ oF L032, act. yard ..... - nedne = The story ue the Paris that wee =| me aii te acting SH aa splendid. chorus, both male and fe Wy . ‘ ? » per yard c = The boy who. bore a legacy of hate -== | ly;that.suck men would mever.come |:male;- chosen’ from thevieading opera wry es = y Hl =5| back to the U.S. and that the U. S.] houses of the new and.old. world. go = =!) had no autpority to conscript or dratt | ¢ . — * A H + = st o make a successful production a = pee ake rita anonias in wee ivantcge iat =| men. nies aa certainty. 4 r = ever see her to greater advantage than in == vice cg nse ee COUNES This .catable: company, carries \balr A . = this dual role of MOTHER and SON. A play that will = poniens Sonate did not con-/a hundred artists, special costumes CUT ST CO OT : * Us = hold you-entranced: to the-last charming, scene. 3) impeac HEE oe her anticles. 1m the and scenery for eal production, 0 ——— —— — ; = ny u a s grand opera orches- am ems ; G.} one of the most interesting. rail trips French A il = ==) ment of Crum solely after the consid-| tra, which is under the’ direction of board to lect’ He mace eure ric: y rene! uto oil, about 100 = Born to the Purple, Bred by an Apache =! a x. articles spect-|'the famous maestro, Ignacio Del Cas- F: Dullam, also a hoard member, can in America: Crossing the grain al zallons; 75¢ per gallon: while it = ver. had® F didate for a two-year term, received | peted prairies of \North Dakota the = is Sarees nonerers Wad there not ‘been | tillo. litty-five votes: each. caravan will head for Glacier Na-| lasts to close out. See: Faunce, = ed et c z =! Daragrante, Crum ee be oaets Te No other naines appeared on the! tional park, making short stops en- phone 480. 802 Is 5-27-lw = ‘TONIGHT ’ : FRIDAY = i ther with: ; ; nallot. but one voter wrote in the [route at New Rockford, Minot and = AND g PAULINE = =3) 7. With advising various name of Ray Bergesom illiston, Glacier * park will be| => r; = h advising va S persons to Whouace 20% voter: he| réached early in the after | = g = e the draft legislation a There are about 1,200 voters in the! reac’ rly in the afternoon o! » = - TOMORROW FREDRICK Sr 46 SEU Wi ersten . , city now, it is estimated. the second. day. : Sill jss| It is charged that he jared! such T0 BE RESUMED About half ‘the voters were women. aa ee — | ‘ged that he declared such Si TUMEUR TOUR AHEE' esistation ‘criminans that "it ho-were Uk oe ee ee aol | sey :| oe rgnen a heswould sresiet ie IN: W H E AT P | T SHRINERS ’ PLAN land, Bismarek. | Dz 62-1wk. SON OR A 4 z ' . at his’ g 8 i ted : 4 4 t fi sper aes age. Phone 558K. 62-3, : fh a ph ) : : . to enter into military service.” - P RTLAND TRIP). Cane ouy Grand ra Co. (a> dae 7 i i 7 8. That he advised riots and insur-| | Chics De cm i : S. G i . : Be ‘ j ‘3 S one : ago. June 2.— Representatives FOR SALE—Sced corn. Burleigh Week nd ale rection in oppesiion fe ine: draft law. | of ihe eight, leading sraln exchankes oo county nie Flint. Tehu. Price per Saturda J ae 12 4 f q ee v met here today to consider plans for mG mn c ushel $3.00. Call-at C. H. Pheniel, ul : t X 2 / ; cthat, Crum sent his son, Labert| resuming trading in future deliveries) Fargo. June 2— The EL Zagal! ty street, south, Bismarck IN. Dijil ¢¢ i 9 a a eee ; Cram out of Montana and out of the] of wheat. Their decision will carry] “Shriners’ Special,” ‘consisting of 12 G2 iwk, RIGOLETTO" res fgg Oe al to prevent him from being draft-] with it the reopening of the wheat! pullman cars, which will carry the APs no orale | es = . t. Several days may elapse before] ,. ai f a i ivate family. argalins In spoiler article of impeachment he | definite conclusions, are reactied and aire 1 of nae See aie Ge re Tribune, bee | Monday, June 14th: , was charged with advising persons not} sometime thereafter may be required | ‘Heir pilgrimage to the peer : | “ ” j to allow their sons to enter the ser-| jefore all rules are put into effect. ering at Portland, Oregon, will leave : IL TROVATORE wy: MIIUS ‘ate eies ee seas weseecees 10€ to 50c | vice; with making an assault with a a ioe eS TS K Fargo over the Great ‘Northern ele R. §. ENGE, D. €. Ph. C. VEILINGS ‘yard 25¢ to 125 | loaded revolver upon.a citizen of Mon 1 Friday, ne 18, at Chiropractor Bestrice Pioserat, Eneinaite, Baltes, 25 | Toadey ca citiz Mon- \ : 3 jeatrice Pizzorni, Enri : PERRY ARN ace gen cys tae vetel Foe Ge $125 | tana; with carrying concealed weap-| GRAND FORKS TO vrelock a.m. according to William Consultation Free Consuelo Medina, Alfred Graziani, CHILDREN’S HOSE ; | ons contrary to law; with refusing GAIN BY HIGH T. Johnston, recorder of Fl Zagal tem-| Suite 9; 11—Lucas Btock—Phone to | Sperae Castel: Carlos! Meliss: Rosa Good: ribbed cotton hose in black, 1] 8 | to have jurors sit in his trial of court ple, who is in charge of the. trans: | Napier Bate OT coe mostly. small sizes, pair. ....-..6se sees eeas c Greanitelions ctin Ovemene Glee COURT TAX RULE} creer. yin arrive at Portiana | cmmmtrmiutarnunmnimanunnnii SELENE IO ICHORUS. r ; organization “The Overseas Club"; ne: & SPECIAL GRAND OPERA N CHILDREN Ss HOSE : and with giving sympathy and aid to] The decision of tl the United States }'the following: Monday. at 5 o'clock ai 1S ‘Treatments, Given for ‘ ORCHESTRA . Fine ribbed hose in black or white. I. Wi. W. agitators who were in the] supreme court, upholding the state} ™ and the eptire week will be |= bean oe IGNACIO DEL COSTILLO, All sizes. Per’ pair Oars Cc Rosebud County jail after these agita-| tax on the corporate cxcess of a com spent at the shrine gathering in| DANDRUFF, FALLING HAIR ondlietors CHILDREN'S HOSE Coat geek wine Wet aaa aera eg tors had ‘been disciplined for destroy-[pany incorporated under the laws o{| ‘bat city. Special oe of ones = EE UY eae FOTOS BCU RE TICKETS YA P E D s sf ing county property and inciting in-| the state but having its.manufactur-| from all parts of the nited States |S ST is C mR rene é it ta Fine ribbed lisle in brown only. Only the sae "39 surrection; that he even made} ing plant ‘in another statg. ig an ink | Will be in Portland tor tne, nests = MATTED HAIR, AECHING oR Adress letters, make check, ; and smaller’ sizes left. 75c values for...... Cc speeches to the jury and spectators in| portant @ccision financially, for the | 8, end citizens of the NOs Ny |e Meee pleas to Auditorium Theater Go. ADDS | WOMEN’S HOSE his court which were derogatory to] state of North Dakota, acobdrding tc es ee et orate, prepar 5|= GROWING NEW HAIR PSP ea ICE the government and wholly seditious | Georg: tat is | for their entertainme: 1s =, " “ A special offering of women’s black hose of ‘in character. George 8. Wallace, stale tax commis." ghriners to See Rose Carnival’ | HAIR, ON BALD HEADS Evening, and Matinee ries ood quality with ribbed top at... Cc | Yet Townley would elect this man] Many other corporations, whose} ‘The imperial council will meet on) UCN | OT rae g q es i as a member of the North Dakota| capital stock is considered of. greater | Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, |= JAS. MANNING ° WOMEN’S HOSE | legislature in place of an American, value than. its physical property, arc following the arrival of the Shriners |= Free Consultation | Fine quality, ‘gauze weight. Colors Beaver, 39c | Legion or service man. now taxed under the same law under a saan a Shien enue = Office Hours. 10° to 9 o'clock a esa Hy . c WI y{ rose carni r at Field Mouse, grey? Also black. Per-pair...... Ds WILT ING TO ) RU N whlch fis. Cream on xy heat company Fee et ation Gh cUnisedagy 1Z Room. 4iLiveas Block SHEER. LISLE’ HOSE 4 The pilgrimage. of El Zagal’s. cava. | TUMUNUUUHertietuenueceterauanioanianeaiancaiea Women’s lisle hose in black and white. Per pair, eco 5h 2} Bae aroiec se coos * WOMEN’S SILK HOSE A very special offer of women’s pure thread silk hose in white and colors at: per pair.....+... WOMEN’S VESTS Bleached summer vests, gauge weight, each only .. 25c WOMEN’S UNION SUITS ; Bleached cotton, low neck, no sleeves, loose or tight knee. Also with bodice top. Per suit. 2. -59c Other good values at — $1.25 _$ 1 .50 and Children’s -white suits combining taped waist and knee 50c ‘95c UNDER SUITS BUT PETITIONS DON’T COME IN H. N. Midtbo, of 0, of Donnybrook, won't be a candidate for United States senator, although he’s willing. He wrote a letter to the secretary of state, enclosing an affidavit and saying that he understood petitions had‘ been circulated for him. He mere. ly wished to have his-affidavit in the office in the event petitions had been filed, he said. But no petitions came in and the} it came in after closing time. Midtbo made the primary. race for United States senator in 1914 and styled himself “The Poor “Man’s Can- aff | plant.inMinneapolis, and once a your the state not been upheld, the state would lose a considerable sum in revenues, Mr. Wallace said. The Cream of Wheat company, against whom the supreme court de cided, will pay, according to Mr. Wai- lace, probably $75,000 tax, dating from 1009. About 9) per cent of this tax will go to the county of Grand Forks, the plaintiff in the suit. The Cream of Wheat company, started in North Dakota, incorporated here and named its principal affice as Grand Forks. The company built a the directorate 15 ks. The company of the tax to tax when a meeting o! held in Grand Fo resisted the r its, capital stock. van aboard their Great Northern special train across the great north- west over the ‘Rockies and Cascade ranges to the oasis of Portland {3 USED CAR MART 1919 Chevrolet 490—as good as new. Extra tire, motom- eter, chaine, $550 ae sess 1915 Maxwell Roadster, good Wax and Oils } A didate.” He explained his sta in| J . 7 5 e length pants in one garment. 75 |the state publicity. pamphlet, nd in! FIFTY-SIX VOTES E lures Bey balers and radia- |) i Baha i iascec eras te area ota bye: Cianasenanatbeose gg oon tan Cc aed as ee writer and IS TOTAL CAST IN eondition $325 ; thais re x as ie eyanel sakes | : ' Hae re ame Nene Gy SCHOOL ELECTION why ‘at p nlis hist 05,0 A. W. LUCAS CO. “The Store of Quality and Service”’ Paes { Si ln nc BU SRE Ss Sn Aa A i aR See Gussner’s Advertisement on page 8. According to an Italian scientist more ides occur between the ages of 15 and 26 than at-any other period of life. ; Bismarck’s Oniy fifty: votes were cast in y school. election yes- terday, The tabulation, made after the polis closed at 4p. m., showed that C. L Burton and A. P, Lenhart, candidates for three-year terms on ‘ the school | We Have many other bar- gains*to show to interested |] buyers. 608 Main St. Phone 488 La. protects vand Presetves all leathers. Always ]1()y BLACK-TAN-WHITE-OXBLOOD - BROWN