The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 23, 1921, Page 3

PROCTOR ASKS MONEY BACK F Chicago.” ‘June 23 —_w, C. Proctor, of cincinnati, former chairman .of the General Leonard Wood national cam- paign committee filéd a sult to com- pel eight prganizers to.re!mburse him |, $745,433, as their. share in the $813,- 200 expenses of the committee in ‘pi moting Gener heral, Wood | Wood for president. MISQUOTED, B_ ‘SIMS DEFENSE “Washington, June 23,— Rear Ad-; mira! William S. Sims reported per- sonally to Secretary Denby today i-.at he had-been misquoted in. press ac- counts of remarks made in London touching on Irish sympathizers in the United States. The officer was recall- ed to explain these remarks and Mr Denby directed him to make & -Writ- ten statement giving a. correct text of what he had said: ANTI-BEER BILL IS REPORTED Washington, June 23.—The Willie. Campbell anti-beer bill, with minor amendments, was reported today by the house judiciary committee. The rales Somers fk “expected to give it right, of .@ the house withia the next tei days, Women Range Ranges | For National Parks Bozeman, Mont. . “June 23.—Miss Marguerite Lindsley, a junior studen® in Montana State college here, is the first woman ever to be named as rane- er in Yellowstone National Park. Word of per appointment has been received here. Miss Lindsley is anticipating no aut. ficulty in pointing out to tourists the beauties and the wonders of the gov- ernment playground, however, for the geysers. and the hot springs are as ‘familiar to her as the drinking foun- tains and the fire plugs are to many @ city dweller. She is on terms of acquaintance with most of the birds | and the beasts, and knows every hill) and valley in the big reserve. The new ranger’s father, C. A. Lindsley, is assistant superintendent of tlie! park and has been connecte4 withthe government service there for) 26 yeurs. ‘Miss Lindsley has spent every summer of’ her. life in in the park Custer “Monument Has Been ] Furnished; Hardin, Mont, Jung’ June 23.—The monu-| ment in‘ ‘memory of General George 2A. Caster, to be uaveiled on June 25, le forty-fitth anniversary of the bat- le ‘of the Little Big Horn, has been completed in the city park here. ‘The memorial, paid for by Popular sub- acription.of citizens: of Hardin and Big Hogg: county, is of Montana gray granite and bears two bronze - plates, one showing Custer's profile and the other giving the date and place of his Dirth-and his military Plans for the celebration, which will , include a reproduction of the mas- sact@ of Custer’s com.nand by Indians enacted by United States cavalrymen. American Legion members and Crow | ‘ Indians, provide also for an éxhibit.ot fuuced historical objects,.it is an- ticed by the Custer Battle Anniver- e see secciation, in charge of the af- ‘hey will include one of Cus- ters original rosimental tags . and what is declar... .» .2 the first full} page. Rewspaper account of the bat: |... | tle, published immediately after it was fought. The battle is to be refought on the site of the original conflict, now a gov- ernment reservation. ELEVATORS SIGN UP. Valley: City, June 23.—That all of. the 22 elevators in Barnes county will sign up with the United States Grain Growers, Inc., contracting to handle the farmers’ grain through. the na- tional sales agency, wag the prediction @oday of Usher L. Burdick, president of the state farm bureau federation| snd as director on the Grain Growers’ Since organization work started in. Barnes; county Saturday, with ealaeg ipod ontpaniters in the fe, foot ; ve already signed. up win the Grain Growers, the Fingal ‘weve ron BOOKLET on HOTUOGHOUD smn rut BABY. rece i Basnieie Resuisrot Co., Derr. 9-D. ATLAnTa. Ga. KODAK FINISHING Quality Work for the Amateur SLORBY STUDIO | | divorce troubles.- has been a good wife,” says Potter. Farmers: Elevator company at Fingal, and the Equity Trading company of Alta, signing up Saturday, and ele- vators at Kathryn and Dazey signing Monday. “DAD” AIDS MRS. STILLMAN — “She's the best daughter in the world,” said James ‘Brown Potter when | jhe arrived from Europe to help his daughter, Mrs. James A. Stillman in her | “She is a most devoted ‘mother and I am sure that. she | RRR eee Lake on June 15, and Grand Forks on} Kthe day following, on his strenuous journey_eastward, the messages re-' ceived here stated. 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Oreshization work in Barnes coun- ty is expected to be completed within a few days and then work of pag ‘one of the best pictures ever presenter tana and Idaho by means of a falsified | fetter. of credit isued in proper form by a Spokane, Wash.,,bank is alleged N. D., Devils Lake and Grand Forks, N. D., on his way, east, according to information received. here today by ‘the machinery was’ set in: motion for the detection and arrest of Morissey. Out She. Rolls to have swindled. banks. at Rugby, ; Morissey “made” Rugby and Devils ; | “The Sage Hen,” a feature picture made from -the book of that name i | at; the Rex. 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