The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT NO REFLECTION ON EMPLOYES Harding Issues Statement In Engraving Dismissals Washington, April 4—The recent dismissal of upwards of 30 officialo of the Bureau of Printing and Engrav- ing by President Harding involved “no to reflect upon the character of ernment emplcye” it was said ary Christian. ter to John Deyiny, one of nissed executives, Mr. Chris- eclared the President regretted “insinuating pwhblicity” had at- that tended the dismissal order and indi- cated that a statement broadly cover- ing the whole incident might be made later at the White House. ‘The ;secretary’s letter, the first offi- cial document to come from White House officials since the dismissal order was announced, was written as a result of a visit to the White House yesterday by a number of the dis- charged officials. In the absence of the President they left Mr. Chris- tian’ asking that reasong .or their re- moval be made kno ‘DRY’ DIRECTOR COMING TON. D. Roy A. Haynes, of ‘Washington, D. C,, national prohibition director, will be a North Dakota visitor on May 25 and 26, according to word received French newspapers are demanding the recall of J. J. Jusserand a3 am- dassador to the United ‘States. [di- tors claim that he has failed to make France's post-war position understood i in this country, by F, L. Watkins today. Mr. Haynes will attend the convention of the state enforcement league at Fargo on those days, Enforcement problems will be discussed. FLAX CHAFF AND SEED KILLS 12 HEAD OF CATTLE ‘St. Anthony, N. D., April 4.—Nick Bender, a farmer of near here recently fed a bunch of fourteen cattle on a mixture containing considerable flax chaff and seed. Forty-five minutes lat- er he found twelve of them dead. According to Jacob Moyer of the chemistry department of the Agricul- tural college at Fargo, the feed con- tained a considerable quantity of prus- sic acid—Hydrocyanide—one of tie most deadly poisons, “Flax develops this poison ig it is cut prematurely,” he reported to Mr. Bender after analyzing portions of the feed sent there. ‘Farmers should be warned against feeding flax that ‘has been cut prematurely to any stock. Many instances are on record of large flocks of chickens dying after. eating flax seed,” according to the report of Mr. Moyer, WASHBURN WINS CHAMPIONSHIP Washburn, N. D., April 4.—Wash- burn high school holds the basketball championship of McLean county. In the first game of the McLean tournament Washburn defeated her old rivals, Wilton, ‘by a score of 21 to 20. Wilton led, 12 to 8, at the end of the first half. In the next game Turtle Lake elim- inated Coleharbor by’ a score of 48 to 18. Washburn and Turtle Lake played the final game, Washburn winning al- so by one point. The score was Wash- burn 15; Turtle Lake 14. Dr. C. R. Northrup, Educator, Dies Minneapolis, April .3—Cyrus R. Northrop, president emeritus of the University of Minnesota, died sudden- ly trom heart disease at 5 p.m. yester- day. Dr. Northrop was sitting in an easy chair at home when }- died. He had been feeling well all day, except for an attack of indigestion shortly after luncheon at noon, until the fatal seigure ten minutes before the end came. Dr. H. S. Diehl, head of the University Health Service, was im- mediately summoned, and said that heart disease, coupled with the age of Dr. Northrop, was the cause of death. Pains in your feet or knees? : Tired aching feeling quickly re-| lieved by our shoe appliances. ‘The Men’s Clothes Shop.” Alex Rosen & Bro. LIMBERS UP - YOUR SORE STIFF JOINTS | W vor tine 22 acai aches ta muscles and joints, Have a | bottle of of Sloan's Liniment handy and | freely. Penetrates without: ge eu Wi find at once a comf | eense of warmth which will be {c by a relief from the soreness and eee of. of aching j joints. relieves rheumatism, sciatica, peuign tpolasend strains. ‘For arty y yeara pain’s enemy. Ask your neighbor ‘At al cruggito—S8, 10, $1.40, { 9, Francis Jaszkowiak Well Driller. Dealef in Wind Mills, Gasoline Engines, Cotton Wood Lumber, Hard Wood Lumber, All kinds of Stove and Fire wood. Call or Write. BANISH GETS APPOINTMENT J. F, Banish, for the last three years with the First National Bank of For- man has been added to the deputy], ; examinerg of the State ‘Banking De- partment. Before being connected with the bank at Forman, Banish was with the Cleveland State bank at Cleveland, N. D. Mr, Banish will work out of the local office for some time, His appointment fills a vacancy which has existed for som time on the examiner's staff. A meeting will be held at Room 705, the MeKenzie, at 8 p. m. Wednesday evening, April 5th. Out of town speak- ers will be present to discuss the re- sources of North Dakota and all who are Interested in the future welfare ot this State are requested to be pre- sent.—Advertisement, Mrs. Florence Keenan Skin,- Good Health Heed This Advice St. Paul, Minn.—‘“Both my husband and I consider Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets ideal as a home remedy for sluggish liver and stomach disorders. ‘We believe they have saved us many a doctor bill, and I would not care to keep house without the Pleasant wellets in my medicine closet. They are mild as well as being effective os @ laxative, and also give relief in cases of indigestion. _I have found them exceptionally good during motherhood. They did not gripe or cause any, other distress.” — Mra Florance Keenan, No. 909 Margaret Street, ‘Obtain a vial of Pellets now of your druggist and see how quickly you feel clear headed—full of vim and vitality) ——<—<$<$<—$—$ NOTICE OF Dissolution of Partnership.’ The partnership, know as THE BISMARCK SIGN CO., hitherto existing between F. H. HURLEY and R. KRONE, has been dissolved by mutal consent. All accounts due the company should be paid to F. H. HURLEY, who will pay any liabilities at present due. F. H. HURLEY. R. KRONE, aye) os Prepare NOW. Fate may decide that it will be your property tonight. Real protec- tion here. MURPHY 421 12th St. Bismarck. If You Want A Clear! 4.—(By the Associat- ston Spencer Church- . the colonial secretary, told the | house of commons today in answer ito a question that between Feb. 10 j;and March 26 during the disturbances in Belfast 32 Protestants were killed jand 86 wounded and that 51 Catholics were killed and 115 wounded. One military officer and {of whom three were Cathe killed and a number of otie | wounded. FORT LINCOLN POSSIBLE SITE FOR HOSPITAL That Fort Lincoln, near here may‘ be the scene of great building activity, this coming summer ig, indigated’ by the announcement from Washington that if it is found impossible to get th2 land for a phychopathetic hospital at Fort Snelling, Minn., the hospital wili be erected at Fort Lincoln. It is planned to use $2,000,000 for. care of men whose minds became un- settled during the war. To save the cost of land and thus enable the con- struction of a better hospita!, it has been decided to construct it on one of the posts at present belonging to the government. FEDERAL COURT iIN JAMESTOWN |; 0,; April 4—The fedbral term United States district court on “and arraignments will be held police, were police plea: nounced today at the U. S. dis- “attorney’s offi HOLDS WOMEN : NOT QUALIFIED et : Moines, Ia.,crApril 4.—Women ot qualified under the present laws of Towa to become members of $192 trl thousan sota Paints” —will al Bbc beginnizg April 11, it| Dak. August Probst was ordered freed from the insane ward at Bilis Island while his story of a romance with a Pittsburgh heiress is further inves- tigated. ‘Probst says his deportation was ordered after he and the heiress fell in love, That, while he was a butler at the Rolling Rock Club, Ligonfer, Pa. the tate senate, according to a letter written... by _ Attorney-General Ben Gibson to Mrs. Lawrence Pierce, chairman of the Iowa League of: W»- men: Voters. FOR SALE — Choice canary singers. J. Bull, Dickinson;..No. Increase Your Weight | te Normal by Taking TANLAC The World’s Greatest Tonié Cash And $40.18 Monthly." For Twelve Months ‘Buys A PAINT? Many years. of experience and of practical tests have proven that the scientific combina- tion of Pure Linseed Oil, “Carbonate of Lead and Opide Zine — such as is used, in the manufacture of ‘Minne... ‘over more sur? sj face, wear longer ,and retain its “color tone better, than any other com-. » bination of pigment and liquids.’ Read the analysis on. the label: of necessary coloring of durability and in the paint. paint for you. 1% Ibs. 14 Ibs. the can when you buy paint.. If it has only those three ingredients and the . matter and dryer ss —and if! ‘the linseed ‘oil is pure old TWA “Processrrit ( ‘is ‘good. paint. Anything else that. may be shown in the analysis of white and light tints is put into the :paint to lessen the cost per. gallon—at: the sacrifice spreading quality Also ask the dealer: to weigh the A gallon can of “Min- nesota House Paint” weighs around Poor paint averages 12 to . 2 The reason pure linseed oil is. so vital to good paint is..because it is the only oil that has yet been discov- ered that strikes into the wood fibre, taking the place of the life-giving sap that has dried out,,and forming a network of “roots that grip the “LIP STICK” IN Corning, Ark., Stick” case of Knoble, Ark., Misg Pearl Pugsley, 18, and pretty,| clare she only used talcum powder. ARKANSAS COURT April 4.—The “lip in which | toriety, seeks a wrif‘of mandamus to set aside the rules of the Knoble school forbid- ding the use of cosmetics, the wear- ing of low or peek-a-bdébd waists and short skirts has attained much no- Miss Pugsley’s friends de- IESDAY, APRIL 4, 1922 DOG KILLS THREE FOXES ang earthed three foxes. battle, the dog killed all three. Easter Specials Beginning Wednesday and Continuing For 3 Days Everything for Easter at money saving prices. We have the most attractive line of new goods for the Easter and Sprig se season ever shown in Bismarck. Don’t make the error of buying until you see what we have and compare our values. We boast of having the largest line of ladies’ and mince hats in the city, nd our prices are very low. We would suggest that you see our: line before meng your purchase. HATS Lot 1 Children’s hats. 3 days sale, at each Ladies’ and misses’ hats.’ 8.days gale « $1.75 to $6.50 $1.50 to $1.75 Lot 4 9:30 to 10:80. Close out: 1 hour sale ‘only. hats, values $1.50. Only ores aioe giteianie cs. 4 Children’s . 15¢ You.can make your own hats at a low cost by purchasing your material at this store. Hat wire, 20 yard spool . 39e Hat braid, yard Hat frames, each.. Hat crowns, each.. Hat brims, each... Flowers, bunch . Fruit, bunch .. Crown, each Maline, all shades, 14 yard Easter: Novelties Cotton rabbits, 2 for... Baskets, - Easter cards, 5 for... Easter Dyes, 100 differe and designs, package. Lady Lois doubled anand hair nets. Sold Something new for the boy and girl. A lead pencil with your name on, 5 for OMY, oo. scene ress og ce bnweeiss « Cc We now have’ a complete line of Coates crochet :cotton, and by purchasing in large quantities, we are able to 1 0 c sell 150 yard.spool for... ...+... We carry all colors. Coates six strand floss. 3 skeins ........... For men, women, and children, Pair, Ihe, suet ai tes 25¢ overall These small corel have ato of the good qualities of the adult garment and at small cost Free 1 box emmie: marbles with every pair at our 3 days sale, be School tablets. 3 days sale, 2 for.....4...2.0664. Kiddie Kart Special Represents the last word in a play wagon.. Each wagon is equipped with a rubber tire. roller bearing disc wheels. 8 days sale: - Size 20x914 Size 24x101% . Size 30x12 Children’s. parcel wagons. 3 days special Rubber tire disc wheels. ALUMINUM WARE $1.39 Specials Coffee percolator Tea kettles _ 89c SPECIALS .8 days specials Round, roasters 6 quart Preserve kettles 5 quart sauce pan and cover 10 quart dish pan Double Cereal cooker 3 piece sauce pan sets , Galvanized Wash Tubs No. No. ‘No. No. Oil cloth. 3 days sale, yard.. Doubled handle shopping basket. One free with every $2.00 purchase. FOR WEDNESDAY’S SALE ONLY. Curtain Rite Ecru, Matah wees White, yard All sizes and shapes. Complete with tacks. Each.......... re Boys’ skull 15¢c Special 3 days sale. 2 quart. ! enamel pudding pan.......... $ Boys’ Wash Suits With trim little collars, belts and pockets to add to their trim appear- $1. 59 ance. 8 days sale......... _ DINNER SETS 3 DAYS SALE 42 Piece Sets Only $7.98 Consisting of the following pieces: 6 tea cups and saucers 6 4-inch plates 65-inch plates 1 bowl 17-inch baker 1 8-inch platter 1 covered sugar 1 creamer 5 beautiful patterns to Barmouth, Eng., April 4.—Evan ‘Ev? was rounding up his flock of sheep near here when his dog un- After a fierce protective film of lead and zine paint pigments to the surface. of: wood, Minnesota Paints have all these. qualities. Sold and Guaranteed By Lomas Hdw. Co. 6 7-inch plates 6 sauce dishes select from. Follow the crowd to these 3 days sale, and see the wonderful bar- gains we offer in all departments. WELLWORTH 5 and 10 Cent Store BISMARCK, N. D.