The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1921, Page 8

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1921 + THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE S U ( ¢ E N T N W AY| Another ise Bismarck Case pring Suits. | Arriving daily from the finest makers of men’s clothes at the new reduced priges. Our clothes are standard and guaranteed the values are unusual and without- equal. Price readjustments have been made on our entire’ stock'and every garment has the new market price on it.. : iA Bismarck Machine Shop TO CONTINUE N. D. " Gap ade ame 218 4th Street | Between Broadway and Thayer Sts. | 618 “Ava. F Bismarck, says: ’'Some | years ago I, had an attack of lum- bane; 4 could hardly get about.my back lame:and’ paintul and I fey Trowsy and tired. AS engineer at the electric light plant, there was more jor less exposure to draughts and 1 | blame the colds I took for the start of my*.trouble: ' My kidneys didn’t "| act regularly and when I heard about | Doan's Hlauey pila being so good {| | began using ‘them. . One. box cured TAX. FOR CONCERTS! me up in good shape and _I have ney-! er since had-a return symptom oO! | kidney. disorder, I gladly. endorse | Bond Offers New Banking Re-| Doan's.” Pri¢e 60¢, ’ at all dealers. Don’t serve Law; Kendall Wants | simply ask for a kidney r ha ef ia Dancing Ban a IMMIGRANT DEPT, Benson Introduces Bill Giving: It $73,000 for Two-Year Period 4 ‘ hi Have your machinery work done now before the First ele repair spring rush starts. s work done and guaranteed, All Makes of MOTOR CYCLES Repaired Heavy Duty WELDING of All Kinds ‘ ; No job too small or too We trade and buy Motor | Doan’g ‘Midney Pills—the sa: Mr. Burbeck “had. Fostes-Milburn | Co., Mfrs., Byiffalo, N.Y. .", Senator Benson, leaguer, has oe large for us. Cycles | a way to continue the immigration de- | partment without the appropriation of | any additional funds, Dr. John Worst,| feel et papuiaiion. | immigration commis€ioner, has an un-| Introduced by Representative | Lock and Gunsmith Repairing : expended balance in his fund of $73,/J°hnson would exempt all industries NN | 00 and in the senator's bill introduced towns of 5,000 or under from the | yesterday would have this amount| *PPlication of ‘the hours of labor law W 5 i NERS! | made available for the ‘expenses of| for women. A list of bills can be cah men, Fred Lytenville, Fred Han-! the next biennial period. oad summarized on another page of son, Leo Welter and Len Anderson Senator Bajrd, independent, intro- |e is toque The six men, when questioned to-| duced a bill which declares: the war| Fargo, Feb. 8.—The theft of an au- tomobile load of Canadian whiskey near Fargo college at midnight Sun- day at the Cass county jail by State's! with Germany ended, so as to fix the! Attorney William C Green, virtually date of the termination of the mora-| admitted their guilt, the officers said. torium act,” This law passed at the: Plot Is Laid. special session grants soldiers one 18. UPH E LD IN \ day, during which 10 shots were i z HOUSE ACTION fired, has resulted in the arrest by thé | | Ae sheriff and police department today | The two alleged whiskey runners, | Year after the war is ended in which: of two alleged runners and, four lo- MTR UR es Refuseg to Permit Nonpartisans A. E. Anderson of Fargo, and L. p./ ‘0 adjust their finances. - : Lundquist of Moorhead,.and Minot, Ban‘on: Dancing ‘i LEGISLATURE HAS to Quit Committee or Dissolve | ~ Bott WOMEN TYPISTS , who are being held on ‘charges of Senator Kendall; leaguer; would pro-| carrying concealed weapons, are said | hibit dancing in» any ‘public school) No less than four women ap- pointed as stenographers for the tuition fund to: be. apportioned on a f i . ‘ f S.E. Bergeson & Son . speaker was run over in the. session two years ago,” pees ‘Speaker | Sell your cream and poultry Beuiah- Lignite Coal $5.50 and Twitchell. ‘ ov agent, or ship direct to| Bear Creek Coal $12.50 deliver- Representative Bauer was vehoment| Northern Produce Co.,_Bis*| ed. Wachter Transfer Co. Phone in his*demand-that“the investigating, marck. Write us for prices on 62 or’ 63. committee ‘go to the. bottom of the; | conduct of the state industries, and he, Pons ont poultry <—-Nortaern said that “if Bill Lemke or eyen Gov- c ernor Frazier get ip the way, go to it | anyhow, a to have arrived in Fargo from Minot \ gymnasium, exclusive of the univer- Sunday morning with a Buick road. ity an@ the agricultural college. ster loaded with whiskey. Litenvill ’ bill similar to the one introduced has admitted that he made an agree- | in the house by Sagen of Ramsey, and! ment with Anderson and Lundqui3t | defeated, has been offered in the sen- for the purchase of the liquor and / ate by Senator Miklethun, leaguer, It! that they were to drive to a spot just | | provides for the resignation of eleva-| south of Fargo college at midnight 4. .tot's and requires that they be, notified | on Sunday. e * | of grain liens. j Coming “In! Old Kentucky” The picture that has broken all tecords, It is 50 years since Holland discon- tinued capital punishment. WANTS TO HELP. OTHER. MOTH. ERS. Mrs..Wm: Sager, 901 Nicho} StF.Ute| ica, N. Y.:, “I gladly: write anything | that helps a mother with her chil- dren. My little girl had whooping | “LYING” MUCH USED WORD Increase Reserve. | A compromise between the old ‘panke | 17th legislative session at Bismarck | ~~~ = ing reserve law and the new one en-| ; cough and I was afraid she would 7 are gtaduates of Dakota Business | & FREEZONE see Oe tenamnare neudeoe Minet| Speaker Twitchell Calls. Dower | chika’ Tgary:bet Foley Bogen ane No need for you to ee, , throbbing anion) \ pee ares, N, aah Paes i by introducing a law fixing ibe legal Members Who Engage in | one could sleep "most all night with. pains mente than takes get 8 box orber an arx are with the sen- reserve at 15 per cent on checking; , ‘5 out coughing.” The good cough sy- ate, Misses Pannebaker and Ross | 3 Con ns Lift es |,aecounta and 10 per cent on un a te! Personalities rup cheeks colds, stops coughing, cuta| . } are typists for the House. 2 with Fingers |posita. The preken law tea res 4 ; phlegm and covers raw. inflamed : ( FREE TRIAL 2 ‘per cent on checking and 7 per cent! The house of Yepresentatives: stands membranes with a‘healing coating, Pls i Aa cactacge caed shat quik, soathi Poort Dakota Business College trains ' The old law was 20 Sano {on time deposits. on, record: today as. approving the —advt. | Be ccavinsed, of Fakytook. i wot ‘ young people for responsible Poti Drop a little “Freezone” on an ach-; 2nd 10. ities | | course of the investigation into state SS than piped. rota co yaaa ee re tions, Ahout 218 'D. B. C. gra ing ‘corn, instantly. that ‘corn etops| Free concerts in towns and cities) industri \| Johnson’s ae per cent Joseph Breslow Next to Hotel McKensle ‘The approval came through a vote paid for by a special tax not.to exceed | one-half mill:on the taxable: property, Senator: Hagen, league, wants mort-| gage holders required’ tojgive notice of: intention..to. foreclose’ thirty days | before such action is:taken.-.; ( - FLOOD OF BILLS INLEGISLATURE utites have beCome bank executives. “Follow the Susce$$ful.”” Enroll for the.Spring term; graduate ii in Fall .whéh most help is needed. Write F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front St Fargo, N. D hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. It doesn’t hurt a bit. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of, “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient | to remove every hard corn, ot corn; | or corn between the toes, and, the cal- juses, without: a particle of’ pain, on a resolution ‘offered by ‘Represen- Store at ee | tative John: ‘ a counties, whic! | questions ‘whe | followed threé:hours of stormy debate | inthe house’ yesterday: afternoon, Representative Johnson, who, : with |two other. league members | of. the house probing. committee of nine, with- | drew. yesterday during, the inquiry, | asked that he. be: permitted to resign. His request was voted: down, 57 to 64,| Representative: Jo! passing and one being. abserit ‘We wish to:announce the coming of .. “Humoresque”’. -on. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY: February 16th and 17th COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS COLUMBIA RECORDS - ON EASY TERMS IF DESIRED ‘“It.i8 now five, monthg'gince I took & course’ of your medicine for gas.! @ Richholt’s Cash » Carry [tae a] Grocery [7a 6 Tharer] ———IF IT’S GOOD TO EAT WE oe r—— COWAN’S DRUG STORE: ~ ASTIME CLOSES Important Tax ni Meagarea Among | ed. in House of The time for-introduction of bills in {the legislative assembly “hag ended, | +4) except: through . the committee on, de: iayed bills » Our Canned Goods are as We are ciering for tomorre items only, ne@led by every now. Eggs, Strictly Fresh f per don ee ee . sutter, Good ¢ tooking Kind Per pound . The Original: Cash No Prices Given Over Phone £ “The ‘house of representatives Tecess-| ed until 1°p. m. this afterndon to per- ‘mit first’and scent teading on a score of bills introduced -yesterday after- noon. The total number: of: bills troduced’ will-be-less than the number | | usually introduced. \ Among: the important last-minute| | measures is a tax limitation law fav!) | ored by the. tax commissioner it would : | limit the total of levies for county, township, city or village purposes Fresh as in Harvest ‘Time ow only, February 9th, two housewife. Get your’share amount legally levied in the year. 1921 | and the increase for each succeeding | jyear would be limited to the sam amount: In case of emergency the} jlocal governing body. might apply to; the state board of equalization for per-| mission to exceed the limit, and if the board” refuses, could: call’ a special glection. and Carry Store ceries. This store offers you buyers at this store enjoy. BLAME YOURSELF—If you pay too much for your gro- but if you are indifferent and careless, and pay credit store prices, you can not expect to enjoy the saving that careful Another bill provides for a county | assessor, require all. property to be} | assessed by the county asses: or chos- |, |en by civil service ,for..a.. “year | term, given the:same pay as the coun-, ity auditor and empowered to name | deputies. the opportunity to buy right Try us tomorrow. Bakers’ Goods _ Bring Your Old Hot Water Bottle to price of a new bottle. Fleishman’s Yeast Fresh Daily LA Your Chance Now. BRESLOW’S Will Allow You 75¢ for the old one to apply on the purchase troduced a: bill to. reapportion the rail- |" oad tax money, providing thc state eeps 15 per cent, the counties get 50 per cent in proportion to the amount the ‘railroad property-in the county bears to the entire amount in the state, and the halance would 0 tothe ‘state -DANDERINE © Stops “Hair Coming Out; _ Thickens, Beautifies. s | Stroy: the’ state: in Hata ra an increase. of 5 per ‘cent over ah ou bill, No, Representative Dell’ Pattersort in- |). | -Repregentative Larkin to-sit. down, but ‘| he’s lying but don’t keep|it here.” | 'and-he declared “the 13 being done.” | \eriticised the committee for engaging ; ‘The second pert’of the. fegolution condemned the} manner’ in which the! investigation’ is ing: conducted: as unfatr, alleging. the minority had not | ‘been: given’ proper consideration and| he resoliitionsé * ‘Committed ta ntinue, ° : “The investigating, committed will} : function. ~ ‘Representative sign. Little ‘else «was: done “during*the houge..session, “A ftood of bills went into ‘the ‘hopper, it-being the. last day under which’ bills may be introduced, | except through the’committee on de layed’ bills.. The: house recessed ‘un- til IP. M, today to permit the bills |’ to be given first and second reading. Anti;Liquor Bill Up. 6, the “Volstead mpanion’” bill to aid in the enforce- | ent’ of the liquor. laws, came back | to the house with some senate amend- ments, and the house must concur be- fore the bill goes, to: Governor Frazier for signature. | ‘Chairman’ Grangaard of. the com- mittee, declared during the debate that he’ felt“that minority. members, ought we to condemn the committee, or-hold ig guiltless, until it had:done its work. le said the printed record of the tes- timony would show that Attorney Gen: eral Lemke: had been present during all the time the committee had been holding hearings, < i Sees Hand of Privilege. ‘Representative’ Del Patterson -de- clared that he could see a great ‘hand of. special privilege.*reaching out to erush:the women and children these in- | dustries were built to protect, and he denounced what he called an attempt, to defeat. the ¢fforts in the state against -special privilege. . debate. ‘At one time Speaker Twitchell called ithe sergeant-atarms to force the officer did. not “have to fulfill the command. Speaker: Twitchell was ac cused of unfairness and “steam roll er” ics, and hé-tesented the state- nienté of members to that effect. ‘Rule Against Personalities, ‘Inginuctions that. some _ members were not’ telling the:trath were cast -by, sdme ‘members. | ‘There will be no: one accused of. ly- ing .on the floor of this house, said) the’speaker,” adding: “‘You may think ! i Representative’ Reich declared that he had evidence in his possession ta prove there was a concerted effort ‘being made to putithe Bank of North Dakota out of business at all costs, elfare of the! state rests Jargely. wn ‘what is now Hits. Attorneys, Representative sperman, of Kidder, | rand stomach trouble and. I ‘am -feel- E Be Slender | ‘Several: heated: scenes marked . the’ 4 ing. entirely; well. My, friends all;tell me I am.looking twenty years young: | er and‘ I ‘certainly feel’ as they, say. Iam recommending Mayr’s: Wond the inflam- sestinal tract ‘and. all tically “all | tion -which causes tomiach; ‘liver: and ’ ‘intestinal © ail- dents, including ‘appendicitis. ° One |, dose will. convince or money. refund- vANL druggists. —advt. | Written . ane rete or Te te healthy, ! Mele ats, See the picture Bicturest She waa, | to give you idea of size before reduction of segue Ne ‘0 starving or tedious exereises. No a ith salts, -ete.; mo | thyrol ‘Se tous of time. Just _ follow tl Pilon eusy 7} system snd reduce (whate ins. Ads ead ecbarm. paeluay Pro! fits Whiske a ; wherever shown Away Benefit of Lloyd Spetz Post American Legion , Even 4 temporary shut- dewn of your plant or store after a fire’ will ser- iously cut into your year’s profits. < : The Names of the Talented Players are: Bergliot Caspary Eleanor Lamb Margaret MacDonald ‘G. H. Russ Isabelle Cochrane W. ©. Paulson Mae I. ‘Rope R. Sherman: Wright Hazel Pierce Robert Buzzelle. ° J. Olive Seilset Roy~Inseth Jessie Shafer Edward R.,Prachel Prevent this loss by gar rying Hartford’ Fiye “In- ; surance Company:Use and Occupancy Instirance, Such a policy cavers you + from.all loss of profits and provides the maintenance of taxes and necessary em- ployees. salaries during the time of rebuilding. role of Amos Bloodgood - willbe” ix be introdueéd. by iNian Paulsen and others. FEATURES: ca The World’s Best Comedy. Clever Specialties between the’ Acts. Send for our represen- tative. He can: give you complete particulary THE ELTINGE THEATRE Be Sure to See the Funniest Comedy Ever ‘ARE YOU A MASON’ “HOW FATHER JOINED THE LODGE” AUDITORIUM Kraze alt who know you. Re- ia appearance, at cure, et fy anh ead : eater ie femme ‘ TONIGHT | wor mune de ak re nog ga enoy tim Gl ot Ta nounced Keren) at an; Paibeeeeiet Setar || MATINEE AND NIGHT PRRFORMANCES Have always played te capacity houses . 1, of the The Director, Sanford Dodge, will play the ‘Aegood orchestra under the direetion of E .W. Buchanan attendance and entre-acte vocal numbers. wili / Splendid Company of Well Trained Local Players Popular Pric Ticket Sale Started Feb. 5th at Harris & Company. as attorneys Francis Murphy and John | ‘Sullivan because he ‘said they, were ; Known to. be bitter enemies of the in- | dustrial _ program. * Representative | | Shipley defied any’ member to point | : | out any unfair action on the part of | |-attorneys in the investigation. ee ) During the debate, Dell» Patterson ‘A few cents buys “Dandérine.” _ Af-; onal One declared out of order. ee | “The. man’ who knows. ter a féw applications you cannot fin ‘How could 1 be expected to be in Sed gate a fallen tia or any, dandruff, besid@s | god order after having the steam roll- insurance” every hair, shows new life, vigor; errun over-me for the | last six weeks?” ; brightness, ‘more color and _abund: fe asked. ance. 2 <~-“Perhaps the same “way” as the: ‘ Prices range $1.50 to $3.50 You can buy a Guaranteed Bottle for 75c Breslow’s Drug Store <n rd Curtain for evening performance-at 8:15 p, m. Matinee Curtain rises at 3:30 p. ms Prices for Matinee 25 and 50 cents. Prices.for evening performance $1 No reserved Seats for the matinee. $1.00, 50¢, plus tax. ‘ \ STN = _Fnnnatnns Het oeunnuunONE =