The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1920, Page 2

ad . BISMARCK. DAILY TRIBUNE ; : ne MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1920, i . PAGE TWO “Thas a tendency to break down the}... ~ \ ‘ BISMA K BOYS | 7 5 2 : a payers om / fibre of which nl : . A BH be . WILSON WHEAT fare uiecerreromen(|” — CASCARETS 6 | ‘ These people, in the past ror years shasta “A | } der ad ditions, backed sere ACTION URGED jsrssisse™.sntcsne,'ts, "| ethey wore wile you Seer” | SERVE UJ, §, IN y Spirit of patriotism that was a sacri-| , - | 2 BY TRAVELERS fice. Now, we come to you, a8 end ‘ WEST R POST nite PRIDE ode rate eee ‘ ft ve! tin their behal \ § y i SLND scr cer om Si ERN A THEATRE mediate effect any law that will pro- fia : SEa, 1 *. CK tect them from so ‘great a'Toss.” | Offers Tonight — soht- a. : ‘ _ Bismarck Rody at Meeting aapess a Four Afe in Army camp Lewis, "rhe Famous Viriie Stat Tonight Tomorrow Adopts Petition Which is PR AIRIE FIRE Washington, and Are Pleased Forwarded. to Wilson vi) With It | 2 i ey 4 i. Members of the United Corimercia: IBAR J ARN ip : (Special to The Tribune.) | ’ Liven up! Ycu~ system ‘is full of | "i 8 | H | | i. é aan ce reer || Norma Talmadge DRAG HARLAN : ae A lightning fast western melodrama: that sweeps along ina whirlwind of Hetion. The first of Farnum’s new Weis: estérn features, ‘ The New Mo on WEDNESDAY _. THURSDAY. —in—— m7 1 bowel iscngtwiteheteen ‘Tacoma, Wash,, Oct. 11.—lour for- ver and wel poisons _-kee Lave Buse you headachy, constipated, Dilious, mer residents of Bismarck, now serv Farmers north» of nt were) hatysick, and wnsirung, ‘Take Cas-| ing’ in.Uncle Sam’s peace time army, | proueel yesterday WY a praia ae : carets tonight! Wake up. feeling} are stationed at Camp Lewis, Wash., nsiderable proportions. spark | jiko a “vive wir,” with your stom- para tse +) started the dry tall g-ass and it‘w y and. a clear Neat this city, being. in tae 3ist Cous an “adjustment, in the g The telegram to the pr ac a cold gone, es ed by 212 Bismarck commercial trav- Aivere was 0 big blagc.| Scharoeuiar:, col ane Artillery Brigade, ; my elerar-Girough <the committee, J7.c. | Ot lone be ah bia @ was a bie Wute| bend, rosy skin .and “sweet: dispost-| “ET ion J. inlekson,| LES an W rad”. The best-of her pictures to date - Oberg, W. J. Rechbald add. D, Hea | Pe eee aes on ain ne eo de| tio. “No. eriping—no mconvertence Ralph J. Eri | Wm. Russell ia “The Man Who Dired’ 8 P era a a E the flames which: le:ped across the ildren love Casearets to>. 10, 25,| first lass private and clerk of the an on ss z low, follows ; 7 SATURDAY. * Conimercinl’ Travelers -ot| Mat, collded-* Onéenalchine put) oa cents, supp'y,,company of the 59th C. A FRIDAY, SATURDAY is ‘We, the Commercial Travelers Of) out of commission and the occupants ; § . ried ~ “PBouis ‘Tracy's Novel" rome Wednesday N. D., in behalf of th id commercial inte do hereby pe er | | Orley Anderson, quaricr-m i x | names could not be learned, i eadins pics partment attached to the camp fire! The fire was put out fore it reach of an organized movement of grow départiidnt; Btere Yoxem, batters and prestige to af- fe buildi ars to force the market up to a mimi- | ' a i Sleve » ba y_ E, ‘ite adjustment of the/®” #4¥ Brain or /tarm buildings. @ num of $2.00 a bushel. When com-|‘9th “artillery, “and Pred Keith, bac mission houses took the selling side! tey 1, 57th’ artillery. protest YOUNG | APPEALS Aomething of a reaction. _ensued Erickson, Anderson and Yokom om son of Architect Fred W, Keith, ‘The! F FOR: CAR HELP Opening Di whch range from one s uf q done industry. Conditions * iia 7 7 to 4 1-2 cent highers wi h Dee2mbes| listed at Bismarck on May 9 andMoar , ien Went / through Bismarc! cs § | hari z i e ate! fe Tigh }hese are making men intolerant, anal| a = at $2.00 to and March at $1.96 1-2] Keith, joined them’ late: Al foar| High | “St. Paul, Ocg’ 11—P. B, Lee, of Grand| to $1.99 1- a were followed by mater-| men enlisyed for one d some, 1bG : P secrelary. se grain dealers|ial further gains before the market | eens : =| wea vith’ tir a aeiny life at Camp addrés: Forks, secretary of the grain dealers Bi of them jntended to rem: in the | Lewis, with the exception of the| windsor street: an ak and| began to gag, i ee ay . | ' He ed HUMPHREYS? Eee Oo CUM CYNE. of Care wei ag On of them, Yokem. a any. PSA rain during: the fall aad ¥ ' Ford Touring Car {North Dakota, in » te'egram to 0. B.| MAILS PITCH admits -he is lonesome fo: his par || bruised. and. badly shaken up. bi “THE SILENT BARRIER” f]._- MARY PICKFORD the nor to use your | nee) He is. described as being e feet seven oF eight Inches tall, Taken from in front of Van | whights 140 to | | Horn Hotel, Saturday night men ave) auburn hair and Oct. 9th, 1920 it our duty t against great an injus' a i 1 see Net ‘The full list of Dr, Humphreys’ Remedies for) Jacobson, Of the. Minnesota yailroad os ents, home and Bigtnarck and dog {gcse Nee , i 4 x 5 ‘ ieee ee cera eee mets (he nels ee Ot comiemio gat tne; | CLEVELAND WINS;~ | ot intend to recat, SSQHENO MIFFLIN IS~ FLUENZA < |] Biegnse No. 72469, Factory |. families for neatly every ailment from Infancy ! ear situation is so serious in North “2. SCORE IS 1.TO 0 Erickson While ‘in Bisatares | zi As @ preventive, melt and in+ 0. 1502369, Notify. Z to old age—described in Dr. Humphreys! Manual Dakota that grain is being dumped bow = empieyed Ls Grank a c me | Ww. N ED AV. HOME, é hale night and mosning— ra mailed free, on the ‘ground, . sae aia derson worked at - Will’ ed won-| a, 4 a ' heri ‘ y, ld oy PARTIAL LIST | North Dakota grain men are asking (Continues irom Page One) fern a ae wht delivery bay ior The T He has receive ‘a veaiost 3 e] {3 5 he fi a a btaining assis.ance.| at first. Kilduff struck out. Miller ‘ibune. okent was in thejto assist in locating John ifflin ‘ 4 at me Bogs IN rah | for agsistanes tn, ob dey flied out 10. Bygns. Ko runs, uz hits,|%Iue print departmeat/ of the state sef of Mrs: Mary Miffilin, Cambridze, _VAPORUB Bismarck. Fevers, Cong highway ‘commission, Keith is the /Mass.,, Who. is heart- broken over ‘lis Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly ibe 2. Worms, Worm “onaotteus {REFUSE STAY OF :\ [cSt P a cuit’ aj tie ony « 3. Colic, Crying, Wa Hl 4. Diarrhea of Children and adults | u fly to Myers. “Smity threw’ Sewell 5 Seater SENTENCE OF 5/13, ©. Mors. “mus tnew Seve @ Beret ae Heaths Ween : Tee jout at ,firgt.<: Nojiuns, no. :hits,\no 9 Goo p reenee idl Hesjnehe uNertleS fe Washington, Oct. 11—-Conviction 6"| Vion ae a i ial ek etyepar arte bal mata Frank Moore and five other negroes|“" ” Ei , hth. Innin: ira Crea ti cares Coney mpage who havé been sentenced to death for Aioaklpa earner threw out Smith 15S. Rheumatism, Lumbago participation in a race riot in Philips} ,, first. Olson sent a long two-bag: 16. Feverand Adue, Malaria ;county, Arkénsas, last October will| 7 o.'to Jett field. Sheehan pooped to 17. Piles, Blind, Bleeding, Internal, External! stand trail’ today’ by the supreme Gardner Krue ve b tea for Neis, 19. Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in Head ‘ court’s refusal ‘today ‘to review their : rueger batt Nels; 20. Whooping Gough EABB: a Gardrer took rueger’s grounder 21, Asthma, Oppressed, Difficult Breathing and put him out at first. No runs, on2 a pl \ 27. Disorders of the Kidneys hit, no errors. SO. Urinary Incontineage WHEAT PRICES S Cleveland—Griffith went into right 34. Sore Throat, Quinsy / i Onn f field for-Brooklyn*® Mails\struck out. 77; GlesGripbes LeiGeinpy ‘REACT UPWARD Evans, singled past Olson. Wamby Tor.sale by druggists everywhere. ‘ , Se R up. ‘Evans was picked off at first, HUMPHREYS’ HOMEO. MepIcInE co.,| Chicago, Oct. 11.—Wheat pries to-| smith to Konetchy. Wamby flied out Corner William and Aun Streets, New York. | day reflected the -bullish influenves | to’ Wheat. No tuns,.6ne hit; no 7 | rors. = v -. “Ninth<taning bebe bbb ibe #| “Brooklyn — Wamby threw out Ped | Wheat at first:'’ Sewe:] took Myers’ ; lee a {grounder and threw wild, the batter, _ being safe. Konétchy forced Myers i FOR S ALE ; at ‘second, Gardner to Wamby. Kil- 4 wo % duff up. / McCabe ran for ‘Koney. ; | dite fifed out to vas. No runs, no hits, 2 ¢ My seven-room, modern house, facing NeW ee ne ere ccna Bo = & High School, corner 7th Streét and Ave. c. $]| CITY NEWS| - a 6 Flasher Callers Mr. and Mrs. J, D. O'Hanlon of Flasher, are visitors in town. F. E. PACKARD FED LEEPER DEM + \ Mercer Caller / Mrs. E. M. Plowman of Mercer, is in town for the week: Little Daughter Taken It is with deep regret that we an- | nounce the death’of Lois ph} two- | year-old daughter of F.C. Young, 419‘ Twelfth{street, which occurred at 8:30 of Sunday morning. Burial will jhe at Wilton today. Johnson’ s Popular Priced Store Bismarck’s Greatest and Largest Ready- to: Wear Store The House with (Over) 1000 Garments Enlist in Army “This the Home of | Mail Orders | | ("Phe following men have enlisted in Phoenix Promptly and the army through the Bismrack re ‘ Hosiery | Carefully Filled cruiting office for service in the 21st U. S- Inf. Ft. Wright, Wash.: Theo] dore A. ‘Hering, Steele, IN. D5 Hil- bert M. Jdhanson, Bismarck, N. D.; | Henry A. “Hanson, Steele, N. D.; Emory S. Dresden, Cole: Harbor, ,N. |D.; Frank W, Bergmar, Sioux City,} +: [Jonas George « Bjornson, Mandan, + Dress Sale! Dress Sale! Silk Dresses - Wool Dresses - Special “We have just received a large shipment of beautiful silk and Chicago, Oct. 1 130,000. Good and “choice Ateers steady. Hog receipts, 27,00. Lower. Sheep receipts, 30,000. Steady. wool dresses which we are going to offer at wonderful reductions‘; during - this ‘great dress sale.» This sale willbe a Pires aay Sale, SA ne uesday, Wednesday» and Thursday aie CHICAGO CASH GRAIN ‘Chicago, Oct. 11.—Wheat No. 3 red, $2.16. No. 1 hard, $2.15 to $2.16 1-2. No 2 hard, $2.13 to $2.15. Corn’ No. 3 yellow, 91 1-4 to 92. Corn No. 2 ‘yellow, $2 ‘1-2. Oats No. white, 55 1-2 to 56 1-2. Oats No. 3 white,~54 to 55 ¥2. Be sure it is a Victrola ‘ - Both the picture “His Master’s Voice” ead the word “Victrola” are exclusive trademarks of the Victor ‘Talking Machine ~Company. ‘MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN is Wheat receipts 882 cars compared Please, ‘remember the dates as we sure are going }/ with 800 cars: Serco Sie Rie se | When you see:these trademarks on a sound- repr cing instrument Q | to giveyou some wonderful val- $) #226 14. "Dec, $2its1-4. Maren, or record, you can be sure it was made by the Victor Company. i ues. All sales must be cash. No }|" Corn, No. $ yellow. %88 to $80: ¢ ' Being ‘a registéred trademark, the word “Victrola” cannot lave : |. Oats, No. 8 white, §.50 1-4 to’ $.50 13-4. ‘ - Flax, No. 2,/$2.92 to $2.95. 4 refunds or no approvals will be Fails. be:applied to other than Victor produtts, For your own protection see for .yourself that, the cum you! buy. bears these famous Victor trademarks. ‘They are placed pee given during this great Three- Flour unchanged to 45 cents high- ‘day Sale. er. Shipments 77,113 barrels. In car- Triéctine dresses’ in all wool, at $19.50 | low tots $1150°a barre! in 98 pound on all Victor instruments and records to protect our customers froma ; ; Ruse ee ade ie Nab | Soot Eg substitution. Silk dresses, satin dresses, georgette dresses, charmeuse * Rte ee dresses, etc, at’. /. pene $24.95, | Rv pecs to $1.65. ‘ a : Look ‘under ie lid. On ime Seer a which} eve ee : Wool tricotine, all wool Porie Twill, Men’s Wear Serge, etc. 4 T LASSIFY FE: these trademarks Lappear Om the side of the pine ne of bow UNSSSESU AES eect csss uacer st Se cote suds face “$24.95 tle 700 LATE To CLASSIFY | of, them also appears on the label of ali Viets Records, } : Son SALE—Plano ‘and “otgan; cheap. Fifth and Front St., Second Hand store. ‘ 10A1-2t. FOR SALE—Reedgbaby carriage. 58 Thayer. Phone 531. 10-11-IWk.]+ FOR RENT—Nice big room with al- cove, modern home. 810 ‘6th St., phone 307X. 10-11-2t. WANTED—Competent girl for gen-|! eral house work. Mrs. W..H. Bo- denstab, 520 Mandan ave. + Phone 297. <- 10-11-Iwk] < FOR RENT — Two small modern ‘bungalows’ App y at once. City Department Bismarck Realty Co. 10-11-3t, FOR RENT=5" room: furnished, downstairs, 2 bedrooms up for all winter, on account of going away. Phone 619L, or call 619 6th St. 10-11-3t Full Size Wool Nap Blankets, worth $12.50; at this sale ...... when ek See. $6.25, : Victor ay: Machine Cor, Camden, N. J. Johnson's Department: Store The House With (Over). 1000 Garments be “REG. DS. Pay. OFE, T+ =