The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT NEXT STEP IN BANK SUIT ON NOVEMBER 18T Matter to Come Before Supreme Court on an Order to Coffey | to Show Cause INJUNCTION IS DISSOLVED Supreme Court Action Taken to Prevent Halting of Govern- mental Machinery Further steps in the lawsuit insti- tuted in Stutsman county by Oscar | Seiler and Ormsby MeHarg, lawyers, | for several citiz in’ which Judge! Cotfey issued an order restraining the } Bank of North Dakota from accepting | deposits, will be had on November 1 in the supreme coure, unless the case dropped, The supreme court late dissolved the injunctional order Judge Coffey, cited him and the plain- | low prices of commodii raise and s tiffs to show cause on November 1) why the dissolution should not he} ¢ made permanent and restraining him from teking any further in the case in the meantime. The business of the bank and the: state, which would have been mat ially affected by the suit, will go on usual. November 1, the date fixed for | the return, is the first day of the No- r term of the supre ction of the court | ence of Chief Jus the al appl ke, Lawye were not _p suprem Ss business: Petition of Lemke, i petition of Mr that “said tempord der was so made by, without notice or hea aining or-| ing to any or ul order in effect, if permitted to si will destroy the Bank of North Dakota and hamper and cripple all depart- | ments of the state government, and i to any’ of the above 1amed defend-;} ants or to any employe of the Bank of North Dakota; that id order is} based upon the summons and false allegations of the complaint and the false affidavita of Ormsby McHarg| and P. W. Eddy | . That the aforesaid proceedings so} brought in the district court are not brought in good faith und are brought | on the eve of an election and are in-| tended to hamper and cripple the Bank | of North Dakota, the state of Nerth Dakota, its standing and its credit throughout the nation; that he district! court was used, and permitted itself to be used as a politica agent by a politt- cal faction, and that it did’so know- ingly. Raps Ormsby McHarg. | “That the prime mover in this pro-| ceeding is one Ormsby McHarg, a cit- izen of New York, whose political! episode in Florida during the contest between Roosevelt and Taft for the} nqmination for publican party in 1912 became notor- ious thrcughout the nation. Lemke declared ate He also declared th id 50 < “Tha Warning! Unless you see the name president of the Re-!“Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspi The Apocalypse, October 31. 5 |famous novel. 1 Mr. proceedings | fidavit, ne from THE FOUR HORSEMEN of the APOCALY PSE" iT] Joan Lem nd is m Judge Colfey | W48 not vacated the would be gr the above named defendiats and which; Wd that he would haye no place to na, | deposit funds, Order of Court The order of the court said: you, the said J. will hamper and cripple the various | Of the judges of the counties and school districts in the; district of the state o state; that said restraining order was | and i sued without any notice or warning|C@use before this court at the capi-| plaintiffs “Baye “That there has been 1 bitter politi-| Sribe by phys cal fight in North Dakota by speciat| Years vilege within and without)the state; Take Aspirin | Bayer package for Colds, Headache, | cid. A p against the present state administra- tion of North Dakota; that every dis- honest, fraudulent, deceitful and un-! derhanded attempt has been made to} destroy the credit of the state; hout the nation; ihat this last move was made in order to prevent, the sale of $6;100,u0U worth ot Donds, | for which contract has been signed and | } on which payments have been made; | i that the pay: Tents made on said bonds, | which have veen sold, now | aggregate $2.10 3.98, and the con- | tract of sale of said i that the other $4,000,000 is ‘to be pa ay to the state of North Dakota just as soon as the bonds can be prepared and delivered. To Make Farm Loans, “That the proceeds oi these bonds to the farmers of this siate who, ow- ing to numerous crop failures and | Holland Cabbage Solid Heads $3.50 100 Ibs. CAR EARLY OHIO POTATOES Best in the State $1.25 Bushel. NEW SALEM LIGNITE DRY MINE COAL Best in the State $5.00 per ton delivered. Place Your Orders Now We de- liver all orders to your home. NEW SALEM LIGNITE COAL CO. Phone 738 Office 801 Front Street. Bismarck, N. D. ‘fat these low prcies. ASK Your Grocer Hats and p: Humpty Dumpty Bread Produced By BARKER BAKERY EAGLE Tailoring and Hat Works (Cleaning, Pressing, Hepairing, Dyeing. Cleaned Pleated Skirts Cleaned and Pressed. real e: We call for and deliver, Phone 58 Op- will be used to make real estate loans i posite Bostort ine sBtemarci: Orde" Solicited, icture 7 wh , Several thousand people appear in the picture, based on vac | %! declared North Dakota some cf the | United States of na: not insolvent and is in splendid finan-| any further proceedings in the above ial condition, and is meeting all of| entitled action, obligations and is able to meet ull of its obligations if uct interfered with.” State ‘Treasurer John Steen furnis' ed one of the ne davit he declared that “the informa- . | tion stated to have been given by him s Steen) to Ormsby McHarg in the at-| of ,THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. ‘WOMAN CALLED Minot, of Foxholm, \N. D., draw: the Ward county grand jury. convene Friday, ; woman jin North Dakota, to have eve i been .called for grand jury Author similar instance Z FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921 grand jurors called by District John C. Lowe, to’ probe alleged ON GRAND JURY ivf si" N. D,, Oct. 21—Julia Shultz to serve on called to is believed the fi New Rockford, No. ‘Nop. Oct. 21,—Last spring Frank O, .Anderson deciled that wheat growing was, too much of service. jes here cannot recall any e, She is one of a panel ! | sensation of the year is the “Four, Horsemen of <he comes to the Eltinge theater for one week, beginning s Which they} tol in the city of Bismarck on Tue , are in urgent need of] day, Nov. 1, 1921, at 19 A. M. being. y the first day of the November term, Bank of why an apprepriate writ should not approval of | '8sue out of this court prohibiting the b: nkers: of the said judge and the said district court | i a Si of Stutsman county from entertaining in an accompanying at- that che “has the leadin, “It is further ordered, that in the; meantime and until the further order of this rt, that you, th id J. A. | Coffey de from any further pro- ceeding in said matter and that the temporary restraining order hereto-! fore issued by the said district court Stutsman coun lated Oct. 18tia, ‘ cige, be and! the same hereby is vacated ‘and set aflidavits. In his aff not entirely cor- nisleading and inaccur- al if the order of the state umpered, nd it is hereby tuhther ordered, | in connection with said orate to show | se thal you said J. A. Coffey cer- | to this court ali proc ecdings had | in the above entitled action.” j Lemke, in his affidavid said he at-! tempted: to get in communication with! Coffey lut said he was on his farm. He | asked Judge Nuessle to vacate the or-! der, Judge Nuessle replying he« would | ean order affecting the order of another judge. w ‘curth judicial ‘orth Dakota, action, show in this t on Genuine Aspirin—say “Bayer” Neuralgia , Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and for. Pain. All druggists sell Bayer Tablets of | Aspirin in handy tin boxes of 12, and | ians for twenty-one] in bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is! roved safe by millions.|the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture | only. as told in the|of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylica-| in pre- CHEVROLET Parts and Service CORWIN MOTOR CO. For TYPEWRITERS Uae, All makes sold and rented Bismarck fypemriter Ce, and Blocked. Knife . Mall Over 600,000 °° 3 40.77) owners Ee M.B. Gitman Co. | Bismaacn —— Prone 808 Donse Brotners MOTOR CARS A can of Calumet Baking Powder will make more pies, cakes, biscuits, muffins, etc. then a can of most other brands. It lasts longer—goes farther be- cause it’ contains more than the or- dinary leavening strength— Sh fore you use less, * When a recipe calls for two tea: spoons of baking powder, use two level teaspoons of Calumet, the re- sults will always be the same — ead raised bakings—remem- r this when you buy. baking pow: der and don’t forget that Calume pie economic buy because it goes er. * A pound can of Calumet contaips full ¥6 02, Some! baking pow wders come in in 12 oz. instead of 16 oz. cans. Be su sure you get a pound when you want it, SALE. We Are Offering Stock of High Grade Men’s, Boys and Children’s Clothin Shoes to fit anybody i in the family, jaree or small. Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings must be sacrificed, regardless of manufacturer's costs. This Sale Commences Saturday, and will last until everything is sold out. It will pay youto come from hundreds of miles as you can save from 40% to 50% on Winter Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes. Remember the place, formerly occupied by Kupitz Co., Grocers, next door to A. W. Lucas Co. on 4th Street | 7 BIG SUCCESS a gamble, so he planted 45 acres to petatoes—just as a sideline. He obtained a'yield of 6,000 bushels off the tract and ‘figures that he has made up the losses sustained in wheat raising during the last two years. Dance, Patterson’s Hall. To- night and every night. 10c a dance. McKenzie Orchestra. KLEIN The old reliable shop for dry clean- ing, pressing, repairing, remodel- ing, relining, dyeing and tailoring, Tailor made suits at ready made prices. KLEIN Tailor and Cleaner. Phone 770 A oER FREE Fit wikia La id JUST ANSWER THIS PUZZLE ff THATS ALL | : 5 Famous Movie Star All Cut to Pieces The operator of the movie machine at a Big Theater thought he would play a joke pn the Boys and Girls one afternoon, so he cut @ pi f famous movié actor ali to picces and threw it on the screen, above shows how it looked. 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