The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1921, Page 3

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 ee 2 MTT AUUSEAAUE EEL SOMA nvunn assets HNN f TO STOP COUGHING MIGHT, When anyone is suffering from: a bronchial affliction or has a cough that lingers on and grows worse a: night, the loss of sleep tends to weak- en the sufferer and grows more seri- ous the longer it is neglected. Mrs. M. Suter, 647 Longbrook Avé., Strat- ford, Conn., writes: “Foley’s Honey and Tar has given me great relief from a severe attack of bronchitis.” No medicine stands higher throughout the nation as a family remedy for colds, coughs and croup. Ady. ON THE WAY TO SAFETY There’s a way to stop worries and cares. There’s a way to make your property secure— collateral at your local bank. This way is to take advan- take of the sound insurance policy of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Fire may stalk abroad tonight. Be on guard. Let this agency ‘protect your interests. MURPHY - g Insurance.” Bismartk, N. D. Bismarck— Tonight TOM MIX The Idol of. Millions in His Very Latest and Very » Best Feature “TRAIJLIN’” Mutt and Jeff Comedy. Fox News. Admission—Adults 30c Children 15c. Matinees—Adults 20c. Children 10c. FROM HOSKINS ~— Incorporated To Our Friends Happy New Year May All the Good Luck In the World Be Yours This Coming Year B,J. TAYLOR CLASS MATE OF CALDWELL Brilliant Brooklyn Attorney’ Who Took Own Life on Eve of Promotion in New York E. J, Taylor, well known educator and deputy superintendent in the of- fice of Miss ‘Nielson, was a class mate of Everett Caldwell, noted and brilliant Brooklyn attorney, who committed suicide on the eve of his promotion to district attorney at Brooklyn, New York. Mr. Taylor says that the noted at- tornzy was a remarkable student of law and had a fascinating personality together making him an outstanding tigure in his profession. Both attend- ed school at their home town, Canton, New York, and later at St. Lawrence University. The news of his death reached Canton, his home town Christ- |mas morning and is reported to have saddened the entire city. He was eminently popular and his tragic death was deeply mourned in Wanton. He was a son of the late Sheriff Caldwell of Canton. He had officiated as assist- ant district attorney .and for many years was connected with the office. Mr. Taylor said that Mr. Caldwell was of a highly nervous temperament. He had just been appointed district attorney, a very responsible office which Mr. Caldwell is said to have not been particularly anxious to assume. He had’ recently suffered a nervous breakdown and it. is believed that is what caused him to take his life, IN COACH FIRE AT DRISCOLL. Robin Spencer and bride, who were visiting in Bismarck with Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Roberts, was a passenger in the coach that caught on fire on NO MORE | Prematurely Gray Hair. Dr. Emile the noted scientist of Paris recently perfected “Inecto” —a simple harmless remedy that restores faded, gray, streaked hair to its natural color and healthy luxuriance. There is now no sec recy about “touching up” the hair, because women seeking to look their best use INECTO just a8 they do ‘a bit of powder on their face, and it’s just as easy to apply. Any one who can improve their appear- ance by tinting their haix and re- storing its natural color and brilli- ance should not fail to use IN- ECTO. A few minutes time—no previ- ous shampooing, no drying, no fussing necessary. INECTO does not, wash off or discalor linen or hat band. WE ARE DIRECT AGENTS for INECTO, and give free advice and suggestions regarding hair trouble. The Beauty Parlors. Hughes Block. Phone 896. A Happy New Year and Many of Them BISMARCK MERCANTILE CoO. RIAL Musical Comedy Co. in their new comedy sketch “In Paris” Also. Manda Hawley in “The Love Charm” Q THEATR TONIGHT DUT SAT | NIT | | train No. 2 yesterday, Mr. Spencer! was an assistant in the weather bureau | here about two years ago, and is well knowa here. He was recently mir- | ried in Portland, Oregon, and stopped | in Bismarck to visit Mr. and Mrs, Rob- | erts. Mr. Spencer is in charge of the | United States weather bureau at} Moorfead, Minn, i PROSPERITY FOR CATTLE MEN IN 1922 Will Be Strong Strategic Posi- tion Says Livestock Ex- change President Chicago, Dec, 31.—-Cattlemen of the country stand on the threshold of an} era of prosperity and the man who! has cattle will soon be in a strong! stragetic position, according to Pres-| ident S. B. Stafford, of the Chicago Livestock Exchange, who issued his annual statemeni today. | As an indication of approaching | good times he stated that cows suit- able for breeding purposes have in- creased in value in the western states from $10 to $20 per head in the last sixty days. Hi SSH | It is reported on good authority that the mayor and the street commissi: er were seen coasting down the chil-} dren’s slide together on Mandan Ave. | last night. If these two gentlemen} are seen to limp today their friends | must remember it’s a three blocks walk back up the hill. Bpys will be Dos —Contributed. | WHAT ORIENTAL DANCES REALLY ARE Pola Negri, as Slave Dancer, Shows | Intriguing Steps. The weird dantes of the Orient, rhythmic and undulating, are portray-! ed effectively in “One Arabian Night,” an Associated First National attrac- tion, which will.be the feature at the Eltinge theater for three days begin-| ning Monday.’ Pola Negri, the star of the produc- tion, as the desert waif, is the dancer! of a troupe of strolling players, and} by that token the featured performer. | There are roars of applause when she! steps out of the dressing tent upon | the little stage, and encore after en- core brings her back repeatedly. And how she dances! Suffice it to say that | in addition to her histrionic talent, she is one of the best dancers in the) world, having studied for many years} with the Imperial Russian Ballet. In another scene, Zuleika, the queen of the harem. performs the! “Dance of Love and Victory,” gyrat-| ing about her lover, who sits on a) mountain of silken pillows in the; harem, into which he has been smug: gled. i Both dances are terpsichorean mas- | terpieces. | | | TOM MIX WINS WITH A SURPRISE” PICTURE | Tom Mix surprised his admirers last night at the Bismarck Theater, where | he opened in his latest William Fox! production, “Trailin’.” In the first | part of the picture he appeared in a, dinner coat, and later in gentlemanly | riding togs. As soon as the story | would allow him, however, he got in-! to the far West and then the inhab- | itants of his immediate movie sphere stepped lively to keep out of his way. | There were a few who endeavored to| interfere with the hero, but they found the interference far from wholesome. The novelty of the story, together | with the star’s riding and shooting and fighting, made the minutes seem like! seconds during the showing. The story involves the mystery sur-| rounding a man’s death, and the solu- ; tion of this mystery; and the tragedy | involves, too, several characters in aj maze that persists until the final scene. “Trailin’ ” seeing, and versatility, is a surprise even, to his! warmest admirers. i WEATHER REPORT, For twenty-four hours ending at! noon Dec. 31. | Temperature at 7 A. I 1 Highest yesterday . Lowest yesterday Lowest last night Precipitation ... Highest wind velocity Forecast. For North Dakota: and ‘Sunday; slightly southeast portion tonigh perature Sunday. MASONS, ATTENTION A regular meeting of marck Lodge No. 5, A. F. & A. M., will be held at the Masonic Temple Monday evening, Janu- ary 2. E. A. degree. | is a photoplay worth Mix, in his display of 10! vw! | Fair tonight | Ider in the} rising tem-| 4 England leads in the mantfacture) of needles, = SBON GOES {well attended crowd. {ers and show good training and coach- j the best team he has pl * | this town ought to be al ‘Bismai | vidual star on the local t \ This is his last year in high school THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE DOWN BEFORE LOCAL QUINT Bismarck Team “Win By Score 32 to 12 — 100 Per ‘Cent Victorious on Tour. The Bismarck high school pasket ball team again carried away the hon: ors on their tour and are 100 per cent yictorious. They defeated the Lisbon high school team 32 to 12 last night at the Lisbon gymnasium, A large crowd attended the game and marked enthusiasm amjng the fans helped to make the gan ull the more exciting, The boys will go to Ender: lin this evening where they will meet tha Enderlin high school team. Coach Swanish has every confidence in winning the Enderlin game this evening. The game at Lisbon was about the largest attended’ game on their pres- ent tour, Burke made 5 basket, Kludt 1, Alfson 5, and» Brown 1. Alfson made 4 fouls. At the end of the first half the game stood 16 to 4 in favor of ‘Bismarck. DOERR STAR ead OF ASHLEY! B. B. QUINT Ashley, Dec, 31--In a very hard fought game between Bismarck and Ashley played here Wednesday night. Bismarck, defeated the Ashley quintet | by a score.of 28'to 8. The game was played at the local gymnasium with a Both teams were greatly handicapped because much of the floor w taken up by the fnthusiastic basketball s. The best'part of the game was staged dur- ing thé“first half, the score being 14 to 8, in the favor of B. H. S. In the second half Bismarck played more of a defensive game and held the locals scoreless. Much credit is due to Coach Swanish’s basketball aggrega- tion, they are a nice bunch of play- ing. After spending a very disagrecable and unfortunate night at Wishek, Coach Swanish said “that the locals are a fine bunch of p! d this y With a large gym and proper coaching e to send out team of championship calibre.” Dobrovolny and Meidinger at guar | played a co: 1k basketball tos core they had this 8 to the lowest year, hard game but were unable to break through the Jarger and heavier guards. | Ed. Doerr at center, was the indi- | m. Hej rates highas a fast consistent all around player and is undoubtedly the best player in this part of the state. inj to but intends to follow up athletic: college next year when ‘he intend go to the University of North Dakota. }’ The schedule is not yet completed and the high school will therefore challenge any town of this size for a game. Schools on the schedule are Napoleon, Kulm,.Wishek, Bismarek Eureka Lutheran college. Gems ae CHILD ALMOST STRANGLED, Mrs. G. Grab, 3116 Washington Ave..} New Orleans, La., writes: “My child! oo Farmers, Trappers—Attention LET US TAN YOUR HIDES AND FURS into useful articles, such as robes, coats, rugs, mittens, caps, fur sets or any kind of jeath If you prefer selling, fur to us for full m WRITE TODAY fot FR list, tanning price list tags. The Blsmarck Hide end your pt value. fur price d shipping & Fur Co, D. rs and are| istent game holding the {& Safety and Service THE TWO STRONG PILLARS ON WHICH WE ARE BUILDING OUR BUSINESS With our new McClintock Burglar Alarm System which we recently installed, our bank is a safe place to keep your Liberty Bonds and other valuables as well as to do your general banking business, First National Bank, Bismarck, N. D. GET A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX NOW. Safety PAGE THREE Special Announcement We announce with justifiable pride and great pleas- ure the coming engagement of D. W. Griffith’s masterpiece “Way Down East” at our new Capital Theatre. It has been for the past two years our greatest ambition in common with all theatre men of the country to secure this production of which it can truthfully be said: “It is far greater than even ‘The Birth of.a Nation’,” In this instance we have a double pleasure to offer you in that the admission will be 55c per seat instead of $2.20. 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Good-night—i you in jail——! ”’3 a speed cop. S’long, Bebe, we'll see BEBE DANIELS ——in—— “The Speed Girl” A six-cylinder, hundred-and-twenty funpower, record- beating comedy, with “The Good Little Bad Girl” at the wheel. Step on it! LTING THEATRE Direction Valleau Theatre Company TONIGHT HARRY CAREY in “THE FOX” HAROLD LLOYD - in “AMONG THOSE PRESENT” MONDAY and TUESDAY POLA NEGRI in.... MAY COLLINS in WM. S. HART in CHAS. CHAPLIN in WALLACE REID in.. Matinee Daily 2:30, ..-“QONE ARABIAN NIGHT” COMING -“ALL’S FAIR IN LOVE” ‘THREE WORD BRAND” -..“THE IDLE CLASS” “THE HELL DIGGERS” Evenings 7:30 & 9,