The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1922, Page 6

ae -played all’ the big time. WORLD-WAR FOR WORLD MARKETS IS INEVITABLE? Only Far-Seeing Action By Statesmen of The World Can Avert Another Conflict Chicago. Feb. 24.—Unless, far-see- ing action is taken by statesmen of ‘the leading, nations of the earth tuo resolve world-wide economic conflicts, another great war for the control of world markets is inevitable, J. Stitt Wilson of Berkeley, Cal, told the Council of Cities of the Methodist Episcopal church. “In the domestic jife of every in- dustrial nation on earth there is to be heard the ominous mutterings of the working classes, as class-strife grows ever more acute and threaten- ing. j “The ruthless passion for gain and economic power, andthe sensualism, refined and gross, that inevitably fol- lows such materialism, has eaten like an acid into {he moral and spiritual fiber of the people. And so-called re- vivals of religion keep safely .off those zones in which great economic wrongs and social injustices are flagrant. ith first supreme duty of the church is to mobilize all her torces to startle the people out of their’ mad rush for gain and power and pleas- ure, to reuse them from their indif- ference and sin, and:to awaken them to a realization that a great peril con- fronts mankind. “The church must christianize our industrial system. | Surely every thoughiful man must eduction of armaments in 2nd ‘limitation of indus ial | tion and some form! is the ab- | AT THE THEATERS | FILM SCENES MADE | IN DEATH VALLEY; Gold Mines, Sage Bush and Cac- tus Background of Picture “Where Men Are Men,” which will be shown at the Rialto theater to- | night is the William Duncan produc- tion in which Edith Johnson is co-star. It is an adaptation of “The Princess of th Desert Dream,” a novelette by Ralph Cummins which appeared in Snappy Stories. Nearly all cf the action takes place in the’Death Valley gpld section of California during the gold fever with rough and ready prospectors.as char- actsts. The title is peculiarly do- seriptive. Scenes of the desert with 1.s cactus and sege brush, of mining shafts, of camps, dance halls and rec- reation resorts are numerous. Some of the most famous locations in California were used, making the production one of scenic beauty as well as of entertaining value. As far as possible, Mr. Duncan used the lo- cations described in’ Mr. Cummins’ story, most of which are almost inac- cessible and rarely visited by tourists. ‘Thus “Where Men Are Men” will give the picture fan a viow of scenery sel- dom seen in films. VAUDEVILLE AT 3 AUDITORIUM MONDAY A sure-fire number to headline the vaudeville bill to be offered at the Auditorium next Monday night will be “Songs and Scenes” with five clev- er people in a pleasing singing act with artistic sets as backgrounds for the singers, who appear in brilliantly colored costumes. Alvin and Alvin open the bill with equilibristic feats and are a novelty feature that have Burns and Klein contribute. nonsense inter- spersed with sentimental ballads. and com ngs. On account of tivo of the acts being unuble to stop off at Bisn ,» only three acts will be} given Monday night so the admission will ke reduced as follows. Lower floor and firstbalcony, cents; balance of balcony, 25 cents; gallery for adults, 28 cents, and for children under 12) years, 10 cents. Tax is included in above pricés. An exceptionally good feature picture is being ‘booked for this show and the best orchestra mu- > The big fun festival—the American Legion circus—opens tonight, The first performance of the main show under the big tent will be at 7:30 o'clock. The circus is on to- morrow night, also. Already artistic temperament, which, according to Heck, is a high- brow word for pure cussedness, has broken out among the performers. There is great rivalry between those in the main sbow ‘and those ccnduct~ ‘ing the side show. The side show performers assert that there is no comparison between the fun and wonders offered in the sideshows and the-main show, while those performing under the “big top” declare that the great animal act when the Virginia reel is done on horseback, is worth all the sideshows combined. The only way to satisty everybody, the Legion committee has decided, is to advise them to be sure and see both the main show and the side show. One of the most attractive places fess to the crime. Others in the cast are Cleo Ridgely, Casson Ferguson and Wm. Carleton. Comedy is furnished on the pro- gram by Harold Lloyd in one of his new comedies, “I Do.” As a newly wedded pair, he and his leading lady, Mildred Davis; have parenthood thrust upon them suddeny and unexpectedly, when a brother-in-law intrusts his two young hopefuls tp’their inexperi- enced care. Their troubles will un- Do” forget-their own. ‘BOTTLE PAPERS’ REVEAL MUCH VALUABLE DATA This Is Used In Checking Cur- rents and In Correcting Pilots’ Charts Washington, Feb. 24a—Nearly every Gay the Hydrographic office of the navy department ' receive several “Rotile papers” picked up in the sea by ships, which while not as thrilling as the famous “Ms” found in a hot- tle and revealéd by. Poe, nevertheless carry interesting and valuable data to the makers of marine maps and those who seek to make navigation safe. These bottle papers are dropped in the seven’ seas to study the flow of, currents. Thousands of small slips, with instructions printed in nine languages, are sent annually to all mariners, with the request that they be filled out, placed in a well-corked bottle and dropped every now. and ‘then during voyages about the world. The name of the “dropper,” the ship, the date and the latitude and longi- tude are recorded. In another space the finder writes his name, the date and spot in which the bottle was found forwarding the slip to the Hy- drographic office in Washington. The data thus secured is used in checking currents and in correcting nilots’ charts. Sometimea the bot- tles drift for thousands of ‘miles and are years on their erratic cruises, but when returned, the papers inside us- ually carry a message of value to the Hydrographers. Qccasionally there is an unusual tale connected with their discovery. a Tried to “Cash” Chart. Sometime ago a bottle with its pa- ver was dropped in the Ind‘an ocean and picked up in the Red sea off the coast of British Somaliland by a Mo- hammedan named Mihamed Mustapha, who believed the paper of mystic or intrinsic value. Being unable to read sits message in any of the several lan- guages in which it was displayed, he mounted his camel and rode miles ish agent. After endeavoring to ex- vlain the nature of the find the agent filled oct the blank with the finder’s uame and forwarded to the navy de- partment in Washington. The native departed still convinced that some great reward was his, and-about two mmonths later rushed into the same office again demanding further .eluci- i | sic that can be secured and has been making a big hit at the vaudeville! shows will again be in the pit. Man- ager Bauer wishes to announce that without a doubt the bill that is ar-; ranged for Monday is the best offered in Bism: for a leng time at the; small admission prices-that are being charged. All seats will be reServed; and only one performance — will be given, starting at 8 o’clock sharp.| Seat s the al place. The Eltinge aw and the Woman,” in . e Compson is ‘starring, at the Eltinge today and tomorrow, Friday Saturday, is from Clyde Titch’s popular drama, “The Woman in the C Rolfe, Miss Compson portrays a cour- ageous and faithful wife who saves her husband from prison by inducing the real criminal, a woman, to con- “The La which Bet Thought 3 Little Children Needed “My stomach suffering was so se- vere that I could not have lasted much longer. I did not care so muclr for myself but did not want to leave my three little children who needed a mother’s love and care. A cousin Wonderful “Remedy and I took a course of it. I have sincé been en- tirely well.” It is a simple harmless Preparation that removes the catarrh- al mucus from the intestinal tract and allays .he inflathmation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including ap- pendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. For sale at all druggists —Adv. Na le opens tomorrow morning-at! n the role of Margaret} Mother’s Care) in California wrote me about .Mayr’s| EIR Ra Farmers, Trappers—Attention LET US TAN YOUR HIDES AND FURS into useful articles, such as , coats, rugs, mittens. caps, fur. sets or any kind of- leather, If you prefer selling, send your fur to us for full market value. WRITE TODAY. for FREER fur price list, tanning price list and shipping tags. Che Ulamarck Hide gt Fur Ce, Biamaurek, ND. ——————— SAVE 50c A TON Order Your Coal From The New Salem Lignite Coal Co. (Corner Front and Eighth St.) CHAS. RIGLER, Manager. Phone 738. COAL $5.00 PER TON DELIVERED South Side Joe Hechter, Prop. Sugar, 10 pounds......... $ .69 Carnation or Van Camp’s milk, 2 cans.....,....... 25 i | i Sweet Corn, 2 cans. 25 Wax Beans, 2 cans. 25, Cocoa, bulk, per pound,.... .20 LEGIONS BIG CIRCUS WILL OPEN TONIGHT WITH SCORES OF FEATURES RRR RRR eee in the side show will be the fish pond. Over. 500 articles haye been donated by business men, to be given to -the successful anglers. Many of them are worth $10 to $15, including arti- tles of wearing apparel, silver, and numerous other articles. The main show; will be given four different times during the evening, at 7:30, 8:15, 8:45 and_9:15 o'clock each evening. This requires about. 20 min- utes. The side shows will be open at’all). times, and the wild west forty-niners saloon and dance hall will have no closing hours, it is said.. There also will be music by McDonald’s orches- tra in the Legion hall and there will not be a dull moment during the even- ing. The side shows offer not only “A Trip to Heaven,” or an airplane-ride in the clouds, but a ¢ortune teller, the fattest of fat ladies, hula hula and Oriental dancers and other carnival features. _ { dation on a newly acquired paper. In| Nis hand he waved a large’ pilot's chart of his native waters and a let- ter from the Hydrographer thanking ‘him for his service. The chart he doubtedly make everyone who see “Ij across the desert to the nearest Brit-) insisted was a draft on the American Soyernment. Its size he believed in- dicated a largé sum, of money and he demanded indignantly to know why the local bank would not cas! for him. m : THE INDEPENDENT WOMAN. gart, Germany. Is oné of the brightest jewels. which adorns our modern, eccnomic system. But too often this independence is gained at the cost of health, and the wage-earning woman struggles through her duties, a prey to nerv- ousness, backache and despondency. Does not her independence then be- come more of a burden than a joy? Lydia E. Pinkham’s. Veg8table Com- pound has helped many such women to regain their zest in life, and will help many more.—Adv, Dance every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday evenings at 8:30 at The Coliseum, formerly Baker’s Hall, newly redecorated. 10c per dance. Keep Goods Fresh Are you buying your groceries where goods are sold.so rapidly that they do not get old and where prices are practically ‘always lowest? THIS IS THE STORE. « Money Saving Specials, This Week Instant Swansdown Flour, pkg. ..... a oleteloreld etre Rie 30c) Jergens Bath Tablets. 1 dozen .......seeceeeceee 50c Sardines Adrfiral Brand. Can .....65. sees eeesecceeee: Minneopa Corn Syrup. 10 Ib. pail...........065 pee J. W. SCOTT'S Cash & Carry Grocery. 311 7th St. Phone 81é) Specials for Saturday at Davis Cash Grocery Phone 465 319 Mandan Aye. Butter, fancy creamery, per pound .... $36 Sugar, per pound Maeatasere Verer 07 White House Coffee, per pound . ae Gold Medal Coffee, per pound Red Rose Coffee, 8 pounds... .85 Excelo Cake’Flour, pkg...... Milk, Van. Camp’s, can..... fet Giant, Refugee, Beans, can... Extra fancy Swift Pears, can. P. & G. Laundry Soap, 10 bars Luna Soap, 10 tbars... Fey Crepe Toilet paper, 2 rolls for We have other specials on hand; too numerous to mention. Cashand Carry. ; SATURDAY SPECIAL YOURS FOR SERVICE Cash Store 222 9th St. S. Phone 957 : powdered sugar, bulk, pe poun 5 pounds large prunes B ‘Fresh eggs, per dozen.... .45-- P. & G. Soap, 16 bars for.. 1.00 Creamery butter, per pound. .37 (Miss Eleanor Berlin, 21, Worcester, Mass., will. receive $60,000 if she re- mains single “and mother’ of Charles , cago, her sweetheart. jcordance with the will of Hamilton who askeéd her. to acce, his death bed: = jives. with > the A. Hamilton, Chi- That, in. ac- pt the legacy on f \ M. E. CONFERENCE AT MINOT Minot, N. D., Feb. 24— The Metho- dis: Episcopal conference of the Minot district opened he Bishop Charles Wesley Burns of the Helena area, will address. the conference. urchmen are. Fines are levied * Many: prom- included in the -pergons who ‘0! stay out: after: certain ‘hours. in Stut- Sonata Faney ‘Whi dete UAT AA RATE TA TR L Don’t forget National Canned Goods Week, March 1 to 8. Aes We are.in position to give you a very special price on canned vegetables and canned fruits during the National Canned Foods Week, March 1 to 8. '. New Shipment Fat Salt Herring, Breakfast Mackerel, te Fish, Spiced Herring, Red Salmon. . FORSATURDAY -~ =~ earoni-or Spaghetti, 3 pkgs........25¢ Fancy'Peanits, per pound........12I¢ Aunt Jemima Pan Cake flour, pkg... .45¢ Fresh Cream Guaranteed to Whip. Cosgack officer, of the small British garrison in Persia, this country of PERSIA IS IN A STATEOR CHAOS “AND CONFUSION Constantinople, Feb 24.—Simko, the insurgent Persian leader, and his army are masters of Tabriz and threaten the: overthrow of the Per- sian government, according to recent advices. He has ‘succeeded in in- ¢reasing the number of his followers to 5,000 and he is operating success- fully against the ‘Persian: regular forces.in. the district of Urmia. ~ The country, is reported to he in- |. fested with hig brigands, who are rob- bing and killing, Travel in Persia is said to be unsafe. The Persian gen- darmerie, which is being reorganized by Swedish instructors, has been un- able to check the insurgenis. “ The Persian army failed to take. any measures against Simko, and’ the War Minister, Ali Riza Khan, an ex- has’ undertaken to suppress him. With the dissolution of the South Persian Fusileers and thé withdrawal great natural re- sources is reported to have fallen in. to a state of chaos and confusion. Dance every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday evenings’ at Baker’s Hall, newly redecorated. Loew Vaudeville showvat the Auditorium next Monday hight. 8:30 at The Coliseum, formerly 10c per dance. Don’t fail’ to see the Marcus AUT HORE 210 5th St. Kuma Grape 2 i .. Morning Delivery 9 and 10:30. Afternoon -Delivery 2:30 and 4 O'clock. Last Delivery on Saturday, 4:30. : + Yours for Service. J.B. Smith, Grocer Q.s.s. 14-47 ST. Strawberries juats Tangerines Fruit Oranges Apples, Ete. We beg your indulgence for a few days as we are- torn up ‘preparatory to'moving. After we are’ located we shall give. you even better al, and the same high: Quality goods. t OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS‘: . Both Phones 371 \ PHONE 34 Cauliflower Spinach *~ Cucumbers = Tomatoes 4 Green Onions . Carrots, Beets, Etc. Russ For All Baking Reacieneate Use Climax Flour contains a high! percentage of gluten. Necessarily a high priced flour on account of its high quality. For sale by all grocers. ‘ ell-Miller Milling Co. Bismarck, N. Des... --> 4 which is ab ways uniform in quality: and LOGAN'S “We Thank You” Y more - 8 restaurar or ho Day iments Hoel and lumet containg try it, fattead of ig ct! 4 CANNED FOOD WEEK, MARCH’! TO 8. We are out to make this the biggest week possible. We will cut and show the differ- ence in grades of canned goods all week. Different goods each day. Call in and we will be pleased to show you. Special Prices. Aspecial drive this Saturday on Royal “NATIONAL” Dessert, per pound...............35¢ 1 package Premium Crax, 1 package Graham Crax, 1 package Fig Ne tons ....% HEAD LETTUCE SPINACH Put up 7 rolls to the tube. Also This Assortment. FRESH VEGETABLES NORTHERN TISSUE \ We- Regular 40c CELERY TOMATOES . $1.00, special vette eeeeee esses BOC The successful man, unlike the poet is" made, not born. not that a dandy? Roads are still bad so orders given early will be appreciated. Both Phones 211. Last Delivery Saturday 4:30. Other week days 4:00, Close 8 p. m, Richholt’s Cash asa Carry \ 118 3rd St, [ Phone 631 | Grocery [7th & Thayer | Strictly fresh Eggs, 'dozen............. EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. Fancy: Dairy Butter, per pound........ The Original Cash and Carry Store Bring your Jar. Minneopa Syrup— No. 10 Dark, gallon. . No. 10 White Lily, gallon. Large Can California Apricots Sugar Corn, 2 cans®. Richholt’s Quality Coffee, 1 Ib. 40c. 3 lbs...... Richholt's Special Blend, 1 Ib, 30c. 3lbs........ Rohrer’s Little Pig Sausage. Rohrer’s Pork Loaf. Special Sweet Cream, quart........ Buttermilk, gallon “RICHHOLT’S COFFEE None Better Made. for Saturday, per Ib... 45 50 59 25 125 87 20 40 25 ~ OH BOY! 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