The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1920, Page 5

‘THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1920 NEW TWIST ON ‘New York, July 29.—A twist was given. today to New York's mysterious trunk: niurdey, the police annoutced they had discovered a marked simi ‘arity between the handwriting of Hd- ward Leroy, sought in connection with the murder of his wife, whose body was found here in a trunk, shipped from wetroit, and that of the “utysterious “Poulvour,” who disap- peared after the slaying here last August of Cecil Landon, an Oregon soldier, \ “Poulvour” and Lardon registered at the Hotel McAlpin. Landon was found dead, slain by ‘a blow from .a chancellier. and ‘“Poulvour” was no- where to be found. HALF OF MINERS IN INDIANA OUT Indianapolis, July 29.—Renofts ceived from Indiana mine fields t day indicated that at least half ot, the mines in the state are still idle, as a result ot,, the strike of “day men,” which has spread ‘inte -this state from Illinois Some authorities said that 7 cent ‘of the state mines were cl ‘Phere’ was little change. in the Te Haute district today. A few mere mines were idle, operators reported. There was no further attempt to- ward a settlement following the meet- ing Held by local unions-late yester- day at which they all voted to stay out and ‘strike. . DE ; | 3 CITY NEWS > Motor to Des Moines ‘A. W.-Hardy, of’ Des (Moines, In., motored here to visit his, daughter, Mrs. J, C, Taylor, of Avenue A, and today..Mrs. Taylor joined her father o— 9 &) on a motor trip to Des Moines. Mrs. Taylor ‘will return home in about five weeks. 4 Returns from Visit ae sa ) Miss Loretta npting, who has been visiting at Fargo and in Min- nesota and Wisconsin dtring the past. two wéeks, will return to her home in Bismarck the latter part of this week‘ or. early next week. * t + Large Number at: Tea Last evening Mts. Frank Paris en- The Peete weekly tea was given toreined ates Broully appointed sev- PLANE IN R CE at the Country club ‘Wednesday af-|en o'clock dinrer, The affair was in , ae i ‘ ternoon. The attendance yesterday | the forea/ of an announcement of the Ree ria july . : ape fo. was'larger than at any previous tea] approaching marriage of her daugh-| Wwdolp he ADCO he Ghar Fae ¢ ! fs * .) A >, ", world’s altftude record, will pilot the i given by the club. ie ter, Florence, to.Mr. Paul Cook of Anierican: plane ditithe. Gord Ben. t The club house was artistjéally dec-| this city. ieee? datenaticeal aeee th As | orated with flowers and those who] Sixteen intimbte friends were pres- held gin “Franee 4a Septdmber it Wie attended report a very enjoyable at-| ent. ! $ i betes ternoon? ay A color scheme of pink and white yannounesd by the .war department i ean aEaY IRC was carried out in the dining“room| ere today. , { : Visits Braddock and living room. The. wedding will Paugee ¢ Sap | ‘B.. B... Hitebtock, deputy collector | take place some time in August. MOON AS ALLY OF FARMER of federal: taxes, left today for Brad- te i Asa Ne dock, he’ will complete his work in jospital, News riculturi uy Hi that’ section in timre.to return Friday { Charles Main, of Dawson; William ee ae OLY ee Siiceen ° night. \: A Beckar, of Youngtown; Alvin Saylor,} . Luna’s Ligh 4 ‘i “ SER POLS ane of Underwood; Mrs. 0. Burgess ‘ant by Luna’s Light. Feu . © Back From Vacation baby. of Wibax, Mont.;/ Mrs. Johu i comer reste | Miss. Katherine McGarvey has re-{ Sperling, of Kulm/; and (Mrs. Carl ‘A contributor to the New York Trib. | - Othner, from Canada, were discharg-} une, living in the country, 16 alarmed By ed from the Bismarck « Hospital lest the scientists blow up the moon. Fred ‘Page; John Axtmen, of Or| He. very properly says that the city na Sa ET aaa Bere man doesn't appreciate the moon; in Ts om b " iP s nN . a ri b's M si is cath ne “St A Re dan; ‘Nick Straiimatfer; .and Mi farts Ue seldom seesil Bi out in the $ 2 | Vio Simmer, of Hazélton, have deen | Country the’ moon serves ‘a real pur- Fis discharged from St. Alexius Hospital; pose, and it.ought to be protected from 2 ' ; Miss Aljice Anderson, of Seith: | onslaughts frow the rockets of the sel- . 7 (ey Pee ET Mrs. P. P. Bliss, of, McKenzie; Mrs.| entists. The contributor's letter Is so Pen i" You Can Be Free from Pain} 4. i, “rickson,” of Wilton; Maste: delightful. and as it-contains as much ‘ Do i ‘Robert -Hugelman,’. 600 fteenti |’ wisdom as many, other letters we read BS 1 Ar, if You Do ps 1 Did. street; Miss: Helen Olson, of Driscoll, we quote at teiciine i: Harrington, "Me" ‘suffered with | anq Mrs. Casper Schantz, of Mandan,| ~,, La * Dackache, pains through my hips}}oy¢— been ‘admitted to: St. Alexius ‘Nobody ‘knows > what, the moon ‘s vd TU HCY and-such a bear-| rocpital. pies made of. Maybe it’s made ut of some 1 I ing down feel- Miata eis Saas kind of thinetal that will explode when : ing that Teoutd not | mye | Ladies’ Ald society of the} this flash powder goes off on it./And tet & als An hee din, Presbyterian church will hold an me tell you, Mr. Editor, that. wouldn't ' } » tressing aymptoms. cream social* on” the court house] be a very funny thing for anybody to * Li At times 1 had to | @w7 Thurs evening. Every ce have the moon blow up. ‘ invited “ P a { give up Work, 17 invited. “Folks in ‘the city don’t know any- tried a number of PREIS TAS EY thi | i 3 | remedies but Lydia Oh Boy Real Dance.. Pat- See hiteon eect nae oad tage Ee ddd terson Hall, Moy Aug. 2nd. don't care. Tut we folks that live In me easel goad” than eon Novelty Orches- ie county use ine moon a Bint foal t anything else. T am pe eSieler courted my wife by moon} ght, an regular, do not suffer the paihs I used a i my oldest boy is doing the same thing toy keep house’ and do all the work. I | Who were the famous Dalton) itn nis git I've planted my corn in recommend. your medicine to all who|gang? Ask Dad, he knows. See] the tut! of the moon for forty sand Pe as suffer as I aM and ye Nu on be my et them tonight ‘at the Bismarck} never hada poor crop. Besides, we use iy i y Lad iorcinaton, ‘Me. peta % Theatre. . the moon in lots of. other ways. I can’t a ! There are many women who suffer as | ~ ° Sg eT gi ho hardly’ think what lfe would be here ‘ ‘ Mrs. Mitchell did and pie aré being Ure COAL OPERATORS in the country without the moon. efitted by this great medicine every day. . Aye, aye, sir, we are for you—espe- j It has helped thousands of women who MEET TOMORROW cially ‘since’ you seem to know, how to , have been troubled with displacements, er a court, It has heen a marvel to us for inflammation, ulceration, irregularities} st. Louis, July 2 years how ‘a clty boy manages to fall periodic pains, backache, that bearing | Brewster, chairman ‘of the coal OP} ii iove witha girl when the light ¢ n down. feeling, indigestion, and nervous crators scale committee, today called | (P (Ove Wit) & girl wien the light came 5 a meeting of operators in the cen- from an electric bully instead of from ydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com: | trai competitive field:to consider the| the friendly _moon,—Columbus ” Dis- y Ee pound contains no nares or harmful | coq} situation as a result of the min-} patch, De Subs. This wade’ [tpi es tracts of} crs’ strike, ‘The meeting w@l be heli : pees ‘ roots and herbs and is a safe mediw in<Chicago. a ‘ for women, “It yon need special advgg | \ONOTON Th COE PILGRIM WCRTHY OF HONOR write Lydia E. Pinkham’ Medicine aes (confidential), Lynn, Mass. WORLD LEAGUE Elder Brewster Gave Up Much When | MEETS JULY 30} te Avandéned His Home for a Great Principle. San Sebastian, Spain; July 29.—All y Peet 5 hae preparations for the eighth meeting}, Gone ts the yncient pear tree, and |\ e .of theJeague of nations council. which } no trace ren ofthe mulberry tree aipre / opens, here July 39, have been com-! nlanted rdinal Wolsey, under the ‘ ue erries pleted.’ Some of those who will at-f \eteome * of. whieh | Sirs Edwyn © tend it are already here or aie £0.81» t in the long summer days Blueberries! Blueberries! §|.!v° !atertoday_or_tomorrow. roby mmfinor, but. Pilgrims - and in 1920 need not neglect : Aker FLOUR TUMBLES to raise their hats to the memory’ of Mrs. Careful Housewife. re ag IN MILL CITY: Eior Brewster ie his puetite homes duce your high cost of Blue- RA eee “ yecause special arrangements have berries by purchasing them di- Minneapolis, Minn. July 29.— | been made for escorting parties to rect. ‘We are the largest oper- in today here, the haunts, of Pilgrim Fathers during ‘ ‘ , Flour dropped. again today ” uy ators. in blueberries in U. | the drop being 10 to 15 cents, \| the teréentenary year. All the Fathers and. ship fresh packed betried Family. patent flour, in 98pound | made great sacrifices, but one will be every eey cure ag ana ha cotton sacks, was quoted at tempted to think that William Bresy- i, . ie $ Z Blnckertics ae the only Spat MURDERER GETS tial “home he left. Traces of the moat ; { in the market that does not re- still exist, and some /of the great s % uth ta reer Ce LIFE SENTENCE: carved beams can be found in stables shrink when canning. ie aiicamarre ahs ieee y qvarts of berries make sixteen Manchester, Vt, July 29, — Byron | and ‘cowsheds neathy. The size of quarts: of canned fruit. Season Pettibone was today found guilty, of | the house can be realized when it is will be short and crop will be murder in the second degree in the| remembered that it was targe enough light, so order quick and. not be poisoning of his: wife at Bennington, | to shelter Margaret Tudoryand her en- disappointed. Quality this sea- Vermont, on April 6. | tire retinue on her royal procession ‘to PP! yt z= 4 i vegter=| son best on record. Price $4.75 The jury has been out since yester-| Seotland.—Christian Science’ Monitor. ner full 16 qvart case, f. o. b. J] day afternoon. He was sentenced’ to Rene Sosa N ) Necedah. Ca!h with order. We life imprisonment. hed 5 Saat lav { ‘ do not ship by parcel post. Ord- ie Since the beginnng of the war, A f ~ er a few case ‘ today of the fin- ‘goods exported fromthe United est fruit on f~> market. | States exceeded the imports by Address al, L. G. WILLIAMS CO. Necedah, Wis. ‘ora to TRUNK MURDER BY/ CORA MOORE, New York’s Fashion Authority. New: York, July 27.—Everywhere;-- at the fashionable teas, dining, and dancing—one sees adorable costume hats. Some of them are large, oc- casionally there is one o fmediwa size, but the majority are small. turned from a two weeks vacation, spent in Detroit, Mich. ‘She will. sume her work at*the court house tomorrow. Wing Man Here Alex Hill, manager of the Farm: j er’s Elevator at Wing, was in‘ the city on busingss yesterday. He was accompanied by his son and daugh- ter, / Entertain for Daughter NEW BONNET IS WITH US—IT IS KNOWN AS THE TEMPERAMENTAL HAT ¢ \ e This’ Rawak model, was designed ‘\for. Miss Roberta Arnold, of; “Adam and Eve”, not only to suit her feat- ures, ‘but as Mrs, Rawak explains, her temperament. . 6 It is all of dull gold lace trimmed with golden brown velvet and a gold flower with transparent foliage. : sa G.‘A. R. MEETING ON SEPT. 19-25 lt Columbis, Ohio., July Sentem- ber™19-25, are the dates set for the national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic to be held at Indianapolis, it was announced here today by Adjutant-General O'Neil. ITO PILOT U.S. rugelsts ‘Special Booklet on Motherhood and Baby, Free’ BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. Derr. 5 D, Amzanta. CA] about $17,090,000,000. The world’s production of coffee this year is estimated at 15,409,000 bags. Italy’s coal needs are estimated at 740,000 tons monthly, ‘BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE -Rann-dom Reels By HOWARD L. RANN LEONIDAS i i Lee was a Spartan hero who | earned a large bronze monument by holding the pass of Thermopylae with 300 men and a shvestring, Sparta was a small, irritable coun- try about the size of a Florida town site, but it was never stepped on with finy success. The inhabitants lived on cayenné pepper and red beefsteak and practiced shooting at a mark eight hours a day. On¢ time X s, king of Persia, decided to annex, Sparta, and vafter roundiig up a neat little army of 2,000,000 men he headed for | the Grecian archipelago, which was about in the, samé place it Is now, Xerxes, did not get far before he ran into. the pass of Thermopylae; whicti was ‘a short cut between the mountains wide cough to allow two QD STAKT SOMETHING, Defying the Persian Army in Some of the Rudest Greek Adjectives Ever Used. thin men, to pass without being tele~ scoped. Here Xerxes found Leonidas drawn up in battle a y, defying the whole Persian army in some of the rudest Greek adjectives ever used. Xerxés took the affair as a joke un- til Leonidas had spitted a few! thou- sand‘ Persian husbands on his ‘trusty sword, when he decided to surround Leonigas. , When the Spartan hero discovered: this, he delivered an elo- quent address to his men and charged the entire Persian army, which filled him so,full of arrows that he had to be pin-feathered before being removed to the family ‘residence, Leonidas’ ngine at, once became, a household. word, and autographs and k pictures of the deceased were eagerly sought. after. His. death aroused so’ much indignation that ‘the Spartans rose/up and threw 2 across’ the’ Hellespont with'chagrin written all ovéerchis profile. “ Leonidas did not’ die fii, vain, as he had. fur.) -nished the: inipagsioned high) schoof graduate with’ som f. the most lyid eloquence, and: weird ‘rhetorie’ evér 0 corked. from an opera house stage. Copyright.) =MULin This-is the ho The United States national debt has ‘riser. from) $11. for each inhabi- tant in '1913 to $225 at present. The total supply! -of sugar for the; United States available this year is{ estimated at 4,742,853, tons. ' ‘ The new Eltinge presents tomor- row Norma ‘Talmadge in her newe: play, “The Woman Gives.” That Miss Talmadge is the most popular star in pictures has been established with- out question in popularity contests. Her: portrayal of the modal in “The Woman Gives” will delight her mil- lions of admirers, ‘ ‘\ WATTS IS GIVEN 9 24 DAYS IN JAIL Defrauded Hotel Man of Small Amount’ on Transportation Advanced Justice C..W. Casselman gave Eu- ward Watts a sentence of 24 days in the county jail. yesterday. Watts was found guilty of fraud in securing ad- vancement of transportation from a local hotel man, and; then not working it out. In making the sentepce the justice stated that’ the 16 day8 which Watts had already: spent in jafl should be counted on the sentence of 24 days, leaving him eight days longer to serve. gy CROPS IN GOOD SHAPE IN S$. D. | Pierre, S. D., July 29.—Crgp condi- tions in the central part of the state were never better for this time of the year. Predictions of a heavy yield. of barley and rye are being made. The flax crop is the best in the history of the ate, no bettter crop ever ap- hed the harvest stage, farmers rt. Corn is making rapid headway, and hay isa heavy crop in all sections: of the state. Some difficulty is being found in hiring men for the harvest. CAR SHORTAGE. MEET TOMORROW July 29. hay crop ‘St. Paul, Minn g for the relief of “the car shortage through out. the northwest will’ be taken. at-argo tomorrow, when rep- régentatives of Minnesota and North and South Dakota meet, there in con- ference. which comes: asa result, of, the hearing held inthe capitol here last. week. i Minnesota. Will i railroad commissioners. be repres ed by and h warehouse 'S LOTTERY. Dp ‘sing, a Chinese student in a university here, won $2000 on Spion. Kop, winner of the English derby, with a system all of his own. RUN: Gg) A- on paper slips, dropped ’em in a h and fished, out one, That one Sion Kop and Tsing hastened to make | % his bet, | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ! & +o IXPERIENCKED battery mar desires write’ 117, care Tribun f 7: -lour rooms for light Call 241U0 or 418 ion. FOR RENT. housekeeping. First jstreet. 7-29-3t. KOR SALE — Household furniture. Phone 493. * T-29-Bb ~. WORLD'S COSTLIEST SUBSTANC New York.—This shotgun shell like tube that Miss Helen of the Radio Chemical Corporation Holds, contains a tiny -pe size of a dose of quinine. It’s worth $30,000. You guessed it—radium! It’s | C. Campbell Het about tHe ' | the world’s most precious substance. The four tubes shown hold one gram—/ [radium contained ‘in a tiny silver capst about 1-30th,of an ounce—and are w 0 bought two and:one-quarter grams (the largest shipment ever made) to use in the fight against cancer and skin diseases. The tubes are of lead and the orth $120.000. New York state has The lead Keeps part of the rays of radium from escaping, ‘They make bad burns. Z ‘Lowest yesterday line of groceries, I will have a.well selected stock of General Merchandise, including He wrote the names of the horses |, t NOTICE tothe FARMERS and the PUBLIC IN GENERAL I wish to call attention to the public and the farmers’ trade that I have opened a General Merchandise Store at the corner of 9th and Sweet Streets, and across the street from the Farmers’ Creamery. This loca- tion will be easily reached when the farm- ers bring in their cream and other supplies to market. In addition to carrying a full Clothing, Mackinaws, Shoes, Dry Goods, Piece Goods, Men’s and Children’s Cloth- ing, Ladies’ and Misses’ Ready-to-Wear Garments, Ladies’ and Children’s Hats, Men’s Hats, Caps, Overalls, and too many other items of goods to.mention. I have been in the general merchandise business at Coal Harbor, in McLean county, for the past eight years and there is no doubt you have done business with me at that point. I have also been a farmer myself and farmed for ten years twelve miles northeast of Wilton. I men- tion this to show the farmers that I know their every need and can give them the things most suitable for their re- quirements. ‘! I want to impress upon the farmers that when they come to my store they can bring along their families and make my. store their home and headquarters, for I want them to feel at home in every particular. I will give to the farmer trade a discount of 5% on all cash purchases, as this will enable them to defray: expenses for their time. 5 \ . Just call.at my store and get acquainted in the meantime even if you do not make any purchases of goods. % My store is now open for business and you are most cordially invited to look over my stock and get prices. isement appearing in, this paper. from .| 1 will have my, adve upon you to look over my prices. ‘i time to time and I impres: Yours very truly- Morris Zvorist, Prop. \ 999' 9th Street * ‘ Corner 9th and Sweet Streets De \ One aiea of shale on the Colo- rado-Utah ‘boundary is estimated to contain 36,000,000,000 ‘barrels of oil. / WEATHER: REPORT | For twenty-four hours ending at} noon, July 29. Temperature at 7 a.m. . Highest yesterday Motion pictures are rapidly taking the place of public auctions, in sell- ing livestock. | night “velocity Forecast or ‘North, Dakota: Lowest last Precipitation® Highest wind ‘ADIES-: of iy Presbyterian * Church will give an Ice Cream Social THURSDAY Generally’ fair tonight and Friday; not much change in temperature. Lowest Temperatures aN 64 Fargo Williston Grand orks St. Paul Winnipeg Chicago Helena Swift Current ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologist. Who were “the famous Dalton | gang? arora hel a i Deh { them toni e Bismare mace EVENING, ~~ July 2oth, ECZEMA on the saan _ Courthouse Wincworm, nerTrEn I L awn ether itching skin disesson, 0-75 cont bos at our ria JOSEPH BRESLOW, Drugalst COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS COLUMBIA RECORDS ON EASY TERMS IF DESIRED COWAN’S DRUG STORE DANCE AT SCHEBLER’S BARN SATURDAY, JULY 31ST Robinson, Baritone Singer, will also be there Dancing from 9:00 o’clock to 12:00 o’clock McDONALD’S ORCHESTRA! Bs