The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1921, Page 6

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7,721 * YOUR BATTERY CAN FREE And freezing ruins a battery. You know the old saying— _ | “Ay stitch in time saves nine”—Better drive’ around and let us test your battery for you—no charge. And if you ’ are going to lay up your car your battery should be stored either “wet” or “dry.” Won't. you drop ‘in and let us show you our facilities for Battery, Storage (any make) ? TARR MOTOR SALES COMPANY *Phone 490. yd Devils Lake that the administration ; Precipitation ‘Is OVERWHELMED Mandan high sch school’s football eae ‘a Marimarth player was thrown be- iat nis Own goal line. Treasurer Asks Case Remanded to District Court For In- terpretation of Law. “Watch Overland” is the word pass-| ing up and down automobile ‘row in| every motoring center in the’ Unite States. There are two reasons for it. The| The question of the legality of the = ASST LEGALITY OF will endeavor to “break the bond sale Highest wind velocity Don t Neg lect. pare Cold. | contract made by the Bank of North Weather: Forecast: Mothers, don’t colds getiunder- company. lusterole: the tiroct cnd chest. : OVERLAND WINS | anes cola ea Mi made with oll of mustard. It pee ing the Marmarth team, 113 to 0, in T0 BE RAISED oFr North’ ‘Dakota: Cloudy anal ou cnet elves erent, doe i RAR rer iearaet raya y se tortion; Tuesday partly cloudy and Seay ister, Pamacotier way, with: 3) and added two pointe an A salety, when continued cold. Keep a jar handy for all emergencles, Attorneys in “Jamestown Case sgucecinjarsmrtuber nopiealsiee,§9. |" Dance at Baker's Hall T ) A strong high pressure arca over. cin jars; pitelsize, nce a er’s ues) to Go Into Matter Before THE AUTO WORLD western Canada and a low. pressure DETER TIA AMUSTARD PLASTER | day night. 10¢ a dance, | Good! Supreme. Court area is central over Colorado, ‘The c | ha Hi ; temperature has fallen. considerably { North Dakota, and light snow has fall- . STEEN IN NEW MOTION Passed Along Auto Row— ew over’a belt extending from British € Mile SAE ; a Columbia over Saskatchewan, North Sales Increase Rapidly ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologist. a Toledo, Ohio, firm by the Industrial] Overland because of the. remarkable| Fargo) N..D., Commission of North Dakota will be] Sales achievement it has made in this| governorelect ‘of North Dakota, will involved in the hearing to be held be-| Year of readjustment. The public has/ he the guest of honor at an informal Dakota with Spitzer, Rorick and 5 racing lf For Bismarck and vicinity: Cloudy | | ways at the first cough or saiffie rub HIGH FAVOR IN colder tonight with snow in the south noon, Mandanscored 16 towchdo! ” Weather Conditions ; itmay; tpaeumoniainyourhome, \ i < “Watch Overland” is Word over the Canadian Nogthwest. and}, Dakota and northern Minnesota. bond sale contract entered into with|automobile trade itself is watching — fore the supreme court here Tuesday} ko2n interest in Overland because in the “Jamestown case,” according| the new policy established by John N,| S™ker in Fargo Monday evening, the to Ormsby McHarg, one of the attor- wally Just a few wookn eee pepe purpose being t\1 give the people of neys who instituted the action for tax- company to merchandise the best| Fargo an opportunity to become ac-| i : ts merits: an: ore to certify a writ payers. cats it ‘has ever made at the lowest) quainted with: him, of Sept. 27, 1924, staying the entores- All questions raised concerning: the bd Sea tt i pA been able the smoker-will be held in the| ment of an ‘injiinetio ed by’ the’: “bond gale, which include attacks on qalthe: dist in ti i icy, th | Fargo Commercial club, and members| federal court to restrain the state ot! the legality of the contract, the pow-| In the new distributing nplicy, the/'or the. club and businessmen generally | NorttDakota from interfering» witu'; ers of the Industrial Commission and {Overland has eliminated all but about! of Fargo are welcome. . The invitatfon},the Farmers’ Grain, company..of, Embh-/ its procedure in the matter, are to he as a bitin aaetant ee cele was extendéd by W. P. Chestnut, sec-]'den, N ie BYy wae ban for ‘the covered in the sult, according to Me- le elimination o! ese distrib- ‘ mi sf Sed : Harg. utors, dealers make contracts directly | "etary of ype Fars) Commercial:club, : hearing: i | : The “Jamestown case” is to be be-| With the factory. | : ; fore the court. on.three actions, State] | Remarkable instances, of the ‘Treasurer John Sieen having added a strength of the Willys Overland sales | new angle by askjng that’ the case be] Organization fs furnished in‘a report ; ‘fvom the factory that ‘all former. dis-; remanded to the district court for trial tributors have cooperated ' with the| I court today. Daiteamed the hearing onj Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats. Gordon Lamb Lined Coats. > ' i Gordon Winter Caps. : “Vassar” Wool Underwear. _< FOR BOYS ‘Warm Lamb Lined Coats. , 4% isHeavy Fleecy Sweaters. — . Leather Mittens: Knit ie * state funds in the Bank of North Da- to settle isues raised concerning pow- ers of state bgards, The supreme court directed District Judge Coffey, who issued the injuction declaring. the Bank of North Dakota insolvent, to show cause why the supreme court's dissolution of his order should not be made permanent, and Secretary of State Thomas Hall and State Superin-. tendent Minnie J. Nielson. moved the court to vacate the. order. Treasurer Steen, through his own attorney, asked the supreme court to name a bank or banks ih which he might deposit money, if the order of Judge Coffey is allowed to stand, he being required by law to deposit all kota. Steen’s Affidavit. In an affidawt Mr. Steen said: “That as treasurer of. the state of North Dakota large sums of public money come ,:into his hands daily, ' averaging ‘from. :$25,000 to $50,000; that the temporary |: injuction in the above’: entitled ‘action <issued’ by. the], district court of Stutsman county pro- vented him from depositing . suca funds and ‘cauded’ remittances to ac- cumulate. in his office so that it could not’ properly function and. prevented ‘company. in-the front rank of the. mai, company 100 per'cent in the new sales program and have indicated their will- ingness to’ continue ‘with the orga: ization by taking: direct dealer con: tracts’ rather than ‘tho wholesale con: tracts which hertofore they have had, ; All things considered, ‘this hasbeen | a, remarkable year for Ovérland busi- by ness. The manner in which jnven fes have been reduced, produgtyf proved, economies effecte new pi gram inaugurated and ‘general: ‘busi- Yess revived, hag been more than: sat- isfactory.and will enable the cOmpANY, next year to take full advantage of \ the big demand for its product, Of this, the company now has ample as-| ‘surance. For the full year ‘of 1921 | Willys ‘Overland’s output is; expected to run close to the 60,000 car mark whicn must be regarded as genuine salea achievement in. this year of’ adjust-' ment and: a:figure which keeps . the! jor American producers: While démeatic trade has -been ‘ex: panding, ‘with September noted in the; ‘Willys Overland: orgattzation as ‘one of.thée most successful, retail Septem bors in: the last, four years, there. has} also been a. notable increase in the ‘Satisfaction or r Money Back. For Cold Weather company’s export business. ‘paring the ‘first: week: of October more than 100-bona fide expert orders him from Properly performing the du- ties of treasurer of the state of North ‘The 1 time is new. here ‘to jump into warm: dlothing. ‘We thave Dakota;': and-‘that: ‘ly all’ it~ ciation ‘erm sr wore ecolved and a : a, splendid lit e of Overcoats, Caps, Wool Socks, and "Overshoes. ( intely in-ord | ship these ‘care to foreign ports 48 Sheep. Lined Overcoats ftom— New 0, D. Mackinaws, i : $9. 007 AND UP > New ‘Army. Gray Blankets, size 70x86 inches:: While they. last, $3. 95 at. OrD. Blankets, slightly :used and. guaran-, teed to be in perfect-condi- $3. 45 that some at fae comn ro Pa: lave Weather 7 per may bé cashed and cleared in ; case said injunction should for any Today's Weather i reagon be restored to force and ef- — ee » fect. For twenty-four “hours? ending at “That this affant. 1s ‘concerned only, “uncon, Nov. 7. about the necessity of carying on: the ‘Temperature at;?: A. public business of the state of North ‘Highest yesterday Dakcta as state treagurer and that -he| Lowest yester (While they. poover: Sweaters, a good .. $2.50 | ' $2.85 FC EMASTING #S is: very anxious''that the state and|‘Lowest lastnight tion, at.....-.-... Good condition at....... public do. not: suffer or‘incur any, loss |’ ay New Anny, Shirts,’ 2 Heavy 0. D- hep i \ by ‘reason of said action. at... extra large, Ate ss Wants Law Interpreted. - “That as ‘to. .the other matters raized by. said complaint relating to the various causes of: action, he is cater |e i 2 ~ Bismarck Mercantile Company. so that there will be no further ques- i L i ws « Mt: . thd: | oes ticn’ as to the meaning of the, laws : 2 and &s fo the rights. abilities and duties of the various ‘state officers and -boards under, the law; and also to have determined if any‘of the state officers and boards have acted unlaw- fully ang in violation of the law, and more particularly the acts of this af- fiant, and that his and their ‘respon- sibility ‘may be determined; and therefore aeks the court, that ‘said ac- tion be remanded to the proper dis- trict. court for trial’ and. full inves- tigation of each and all of, the causes of action. set out,in the complaint.” The original,complaint named many state officials,, m@fnbera, of boards, with. not having ; properly safeguarded the. funds entrusted ,tathem because they permitted them be deposited in. the Bank of North Dakota, an in- solvent bank, Nentos Stand R ..A. 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