The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1921 z T ernment prerogatives is an acute need} and they axe purveyors: of disease; for this nation, for. the primitive pur-| while in contrast, those higher in the pose of producing our own food and}-social scale limit births, and struggle POLICE. SEARCH FOR SLAY- ER OF.:GIRL' IN FARGO * * (Continued from page 1, . | change. it had been replaced:on the ab afaer “Clearing .the state, or some unit of the crime, government, should contribute to iu- \ Police learned “from one man last | stall at convenient points the housing right of the child to be well born. night Who*occupted ‘the ‘room on the! and apparatus nectsadry to medical) It is not future wars hetween yiril2/ third floof jut over that of the vic-| Precision, making it avaflable.to the/ fighting men which we have to fear: | tim, that he hdd heard a scream dur-| Poorest; but beyond that an organized | it 1s the deterioration of mind, ‘and the, government should not go. The intf-] inevitable loss of respect for our in-/ mete relation between physician snd | dividual rights, our traditions and our} patient must be pres?rved where it cx-| highest ideals, through a submerging | Sin Hans. Wick, farmer, living ‘near ists, and reatored where lost, if we] mass-mentality. Seen i Grygla, father of the girl, arrived in} yould give our best aid, and avoid a; “We have long known that there the city last evening and viewed the hole time state service, with its at-| may*be no,relation between educatioa body in: the morgue. He told that tendant commercialising of the pro-| and. intelligence, and we can pow! the girl was only.18 years of age, and| tession of medicine, and the stressing | measure mentality. Why, then, permit had been going to school-at Warren,|f trade features. ‘. {the importation of millions of halt-j Minn, -Shé had never been in a large} “Hospitalization is now the first| wits, they to’ reproduce thelr kind and} f cify before and had no felations with| thought for the sick, partly for profes-| soll the life stream of American chil- any men in the vicinity. Robbery waa| sional, chiefly for economic reasons, | added to the crimes of rape and mur-| We would have the laity taught to see der committed by the assailant when | the future hospital as a soctologic 1 it was learned that the girl’had $20:in| Stitutton, a place of refuge acces u cash with her and a egghier’s check|to the well for prophylactic parterslin: Heretofore e b for a larger amotnt, both of which and to ‘the sick for their_unrestricted) the name and style of the G. & W. have disappeared. . use, instead of a retreat accessible,| tery Company, 2 co-partnership, 3 only to those-able to pay, operated pri-| sisting of R. 8. Wright and marily for profit, and not available to Helntsmapieaeing: bus Bret BOOZE- VENDORS UNDER|™* GUISE OF DOCTORS SCORED \ NS | “There are no rights of parenthood which should through any process ot | ing the night. He was unable to say 4 dust when he heard it. Paes Girl’s/Father Arrives, Right to Be Well Bern, f <The multiplying offspring of those ee ee oy eae cen von that! (Continued from Page 1) who mature in body tut’ not in mind, . Heintzman has bought out t ' fering conveniences and attractions, | ®"4 S0 are always children ment ald rtnership, ‘ not to be found on the farm. Consol-|2%¢ Making themselves felt in bulk idated community schools have al- unstable young women, governed only ready come, and with them must come by thoughts of sex attraction, cre readily available protection to. the posur Be strat ae payment to ths sald : m , 4 i 9 5 “I ry iy who is now the sole owner thereof, x health of rural dwellers, Ot ti shail youth, committed by boys incapable of} Dated at Bismar. North Dfhkota, ot soon be compelled oe y famine} earning a living by approved methods. | this ird-day of June, 1921, | j prices for our food, and the source of) those constittite the menace of the G, & W. BAT’ COMPANY, virile men shall fail. 4 , ; é Hy _,| ‘half-man’ present in every conimunity, S ‘An economist of health with gov+} “wrneiy reproduction is unrestricted, 7 : é AUDITORIUM ‘ em fk. B MAIL ORDERS NOW Must be accompanied by check. = ““There’s is but one Po AL JOLSON” j : President Warren G. Harding ‘ ' i Me rE rs oy é ey = Se in Gay, Golden, Georgeous, Musical Extravaganza | Direc 3 fd n his amazing Pacific S & ~~ Coast trifgiiphs, en route to St. Paul + and Minneapolis ' Through an unusual combination of circumstances based on ihe exigen- % cias of railroading between Seattle and St. Paul Bismarck will have vhe — . honor and; good fortune of one performance at the Auditorium, Friday, : 7 June 17, by the most popular star in Amerjca today— light Phone des! 172, quire KOR SALE—Fui 13th St. ALL KINIDS of crocheting and tatting gone at reasonable prices. Phone FOR’ RENT on. first floor, Suite of two rooms, furnished for light house- keeping; alsg_one large front room , on first floor, furnished for light; housekeeping. 411 Sth St. Phone} 273. . BIG FEATURE AT THE REX | i “The Empire of . Diamonds,” the! ; Pathe feature produced Perret with a cost of int famous actors in the acti the." United: States, E France, specified in the novel by V: | entine Mandelstamm, is at The R today_and Thursday. a turous and romantic tale of conspii | tors and gn artificlal dis Xi ? tery, In additian tothe special fe: Vaudeville will be se TRIBUNE WANTS—FOR RESULTS | _ THE BISMARCK TRIBUN | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY fabricating our materials for trade ex-| for health. | FOR RENT—Two fi tnished rooms for housekeep! 406 7th St: 219-R, reasoning, take precedence over the} FOR SALE—One solid oak roll top Call 615 ‘1st ‘St., or phone FOR RHNT—Eight room house. In- 1108 33th St. Herman Ode. med oak buffet, 1108 6-8-3t by Lenore It is adv: 6-8-3t 6-8-3t 68-3t 6-8-2t 6-8tf | Many Reduced to less than‘ Half ond mys- -Price Webb Brothers June Sale of Fancy Silks —— Many unusually good looking silks at real- attracitve prices. 1 4 } 3 WM. FARNUM’S newest and best feature fii and Rose. heum time Extra fine quality Silk Mignonette cloth, lockstitck-weave prevents running. Fine for suits, swéaters, blouses, skirts and sports coats. Colors white, navy, oriole, Honey dew, | “His Greatest Sacrifice” June Sale of Silk. Special per yard | |. AL JOLSON in the greatest triumph ever produced by the famous: New York Winter Garden— : . |. | “SINBAD” = = AL JOLSON, the world-famous comedian and singer of songs is now at the peak of his amazingly successful career; and “SINBAD” is nation- - 4 ally kriown as the attractior which has played to the biggest receipts ever earned by any theatrical star or attraction in the history of the atagee of this or any other country. : é : ’ AL JOLSON and his mammothly magnificent “SINBAD” are now — playing.at the Metrépolitan Theatre, Seattle, to absolutely “sold out” audi- : ences, who have gone wild with enthusiasm over JOLSON, who is singing *~ all his’ great songs, the charm of “SINBAD’S” music, the gorgeousness of - “SINBAD’Q’ costumes and scenery ; the beauty. of “SINBAD'S”, ravishing, revel of glorious girls." -® | : on Mr: AL JOLSON and his great “SINBAD” company of one hundred — . New York actors, singers and dancers, come to Bismarck, Friday, June 17, d ¢ ; and go hence direct to engagements at Minneapolis and St. Paul. Mr. AL i ee ‘JOLSON is positively coming here in person, and is positively bringing his entire organization of artists and his entire opulent. production of “SIN- BAD” (said to be the most lavish and beautiful ever produced at the NEW YORK WINTER GARDEN.) } THUS BISMARCK REAPS THE GREAT LUCK OF SEEING THE . GREATEST STAR AND THE MOST FAMOUS AND SUCCESSFUL PRO- DUCTION ON TOUR IN AMERICA TODAY. ORDERS TAKEN NOW, PRICES: $3.85, $3.30, $2.75, $2.20, $1.10 Including Tax. ‘ Don’t Miss The Biggest. Thing Ever Offered at the Re ff Auditorium — Friday, J une 17. is x FRIDAY TOM MIX So A MONDAY Fatty Arbuckle in five acts of fast.and hilarious : n “The Life of the Party.” COMMENCING Thursday Next Week, “Humoresque,” The only picture that over a thousand Bis- | marck patrons were un- able. to:see and two thou- sand more will see again. The Tribune has several pairs of giasses, Eversharp, gold plated pencil and keys, If- you have lost any of these articles please : eall and identify them. : _ five at the lowest cost & - A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Nee in history | OLD 30x34RED-TOP, Old $27.75, New $22.00 tae orienta rear asin 1c eieetaterttis Plus War Tax. Reduction on all styles and sizes. $1.98 Resort Silks ) ,40 inches wide in Black and gold, Jade and -white Coral and Pink. All are just the thing for the new silk skirts now so popular. June Sale of Silks. Special per yard $3.98 > Baronette Satin 40 inch Baronette Satin a fine lustrous quality. Makes beautiful skirts. Colors White, Black, Henna, Jade, Taupe and Oriole. June Special per yard ‘tire mileage NON-SKID NEW “CONCRETE PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Atlenta Chicago Detroit Loe Angeles Parkersburg Seattle Delles Helena Mibvaukor St.Levio Denver Indianapolis Mianespolie Des Moines Kenses Cay NewYork Salt Lebo City ‘Write for Street Booklet R-4 latinee Daily. 2:30 p. m._ Evening 7:30 and Pea aes eae erate Chester Comedy. ...Prizma Color, “Vietory Parade” - ad Countess Satin 40 inches Countess Satin. Plain white with brocaded design. A very ‘popular fabric. June Sale of Silk. Special ‘per yard $2.98 Embroidered Voiles A most carefully. selected assortment of neat patterns. Colors Navy, Taupe, Cope, | Silver and Salmon, with contrasting: ém- broidered designs of silk. Specially priced at per yard 2 i $1.49 $1.95 $2.25. Embroidered Organdies Embroidered organdies in a large assort- ment of pretty designs; colors, White, White with Blue, White with Pink, Bisque-and Or- chid. "3 : Specially priced during our June Sale of Silks, per yard ? FOR PERMANENCE Concrete Street Pavements are free from humps, ruts and holes, They’re always comfortable to ride over, always safe to drive on. To Improve and Extend Uses of Concrete ‘Gon Preacione \Oreg. Vancouver, B.C, Washington: Direction Valleau Theaters Company’ inge Wi ut not TONIGHT The Drury Lane Melodrama ‘“THE @REAT DAY.” KATHERINE MACDONALD, in “CURTAIN.” Mack Sennett’s “LOVE, HONOR AND BEHAVE,” ; DOROTHY DALTON in “THE IDOL OF THE NORTH.” And Harold Lloyd in “HIGH AND DIZZY.” . TOMORROW Douglas Fairbanks in “THE MARK OF ZORRO” Shown Friday and Saturday Also. NEXT WEEK * ee) pa Matinee Daily at 2:30; 15 and 25¢. Evening, 15 and 35c,