The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1922, Page 3

SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1922 LADY FORESTERS!: °°" ATTENTION! Members of .St. Ann’s Co No. 844, W. C. O. F., will receive Holy Communion in a. body, Sunday, Aopril 23, at the 8 o’clock mass, Park Art Hair Shop—9 Hos- kins Bldg. Phont 408, Adan MAP PICKFORD LITTLE LORD, FAUNTLEROY froin FRANCES HODGSON, BURNETTS famous story F SCENARIO CY BERNARD MECONVILLE |i PHOTOGRADHY’ BY CHARLES ROSHER |i | DIRECTION BY JACK “PICKFORD &. ALFRED £ GREEN From Every Standpoint , —ONE VERDICT From Every Spectator | —ONE OPINION jj; From Every Critic i | —ONE DECISION MW vA Superb Picture i Theatre Last Time Tonight 7:15 and 9:15 Turned Tipsy-Turvy by Windstorm Such is the fate of many a man’s buildings and only properly written. in- surance can make good the loss the storm may cause. . Insure and Be Sure Only a policy of the Hartford Fire Insurance Co. combined with an agency that knows its business can bring complete satisfaction. MURPHY “The Man Who Knows Insurance.” Bismarck, N. D. Wanted Per Hour Bricklayers Plasterers Stonecutters . 1.02 %, Stoneplanemen . 824% Must be Union Men Plenty of work for good mechanics only. Write or Apply EMPIRE CONSTRUCTION CO. 218 North Clark Street Chicago, II. Wanted = Per Hour Carpenters 1.00 Lathers .. Painters Plumbers Slate and Tile Roofers Tar and Gravel Roofers ... Open Shop Only experienced mechanics wanted. Apply by letter. EMPIRE CONSTRUCTION CO. 218 North Clark Street Chicago, Ill. | Dairy Cénnmnlastonen Flint Issues {ter from one fourth to one half. The seiples during the filming of ; ment house. WEED FLAVOR IN MILK CAUSE “OF HEAVY LOSS: Statement on Methods of Reducing Loss ‘Methods of ,feducing heavy losses caus2d dairy interests each spring by weedy flavored milk are explained by R, F. Flint, dairy commissioner. Mr. Flint says: “Each late cold spring weedy flav- ored milk and: cream causes heavy losses to the dairy interests in North Dakota. , This especially applies ‘on the Slope where there are gumbo patches, where drowth and close.pas- turing reduced the available supply of old grass, and\where there is a scar- city of feed. The wild onion and oth- er weeds start earlier than the grass and cows permitted to range eat these, which gives to tha milk, cream and butter a decidedly objectionable fla- vor, even eggs are distinctly weedy,| clares, flavored. It is difficult to realize un- | til one has eaten the onion flavored milk and butter how objectionable this flavor is in these products. No flavor | to butter will so reduce is sales value. Unfortunately no ‘process has yet ibeon found that will eliminate onion flavor in butter. The only way, therefore, isto prevent the cows from eating them, and that fs more easily a> scribed than done. The best method is to keep cows from pasture until the grass is well started. ,Another is to take up the cows thres to four hours’ before milking. ? “In any ‘event cows in: milk should have hay and feed in addition to the small amount of nutriment they pro- cure from early pasture. ‘Do not mix weedy flavored cream with that not so flavored; market, each separately. When marketing cream call attention to the buyer or mark the tag on the can that contains weed flavored | craam. The manufacturers will then set the weedy cream aside to be churned separately. One can of weedy cream will pollute an entir churning | and reducs the sales value of the but- earnest cooperation of all interested is important to reduce financial loss to our dairy interests.” AT THE THEATERS BIG PICTURE COMING When “Ten. Nights in a Barroom” ig shown at the Eltinge next week, the people ‘of Bismarck wil] have the opportunity ‘to see one of the newest | picture sensations. This picture is a late production based ion an old time favorite and during’ the paist “few weeks as well ag at the present time is showing in the leading theaters wghout the country. or sixty |) years the play “Ten ‘Nights in a Bar-|an voom” has been read as a novel’ and |) Played on ‘the speaking stage and the picture is one of the best meladram- ais. ‘now being shown on the screen. MARY PICKFORD CHAMPION - FOR LABORERS TROUBLES Mary Pickford proved ‘herself the champion of union iavor and its prin- “Little | Lord Fauntleroy” now showing at the | Rialto theater, While this photoplay wag in progress of production, a strike was called in ithe picture industry which involved al) carpenters, electricians and iprojection- machine cperators. The men walked out because of a wage cut put into ef- fect by producers. Mary ‘Pickford, however, did not cut the wages of any of her empfoyees and refused also to cut down her working force. per dance. Ee pe CHARLES JONES WINS REAPPOINTS AUDITOR IN “PARDON MY ‘NERVE!” Sometinrés when a fellow essays | to defend a girl he takes on quite al job. (But after he takes the first | step he will not turn back if he is | the right sort of a chap. Charles Jones, the William Fox star, proves | to be the right sort in his latest picture, “Pardon My Nerve!” which opened an engagement yesterday at the Capitol Theater. \ Eileen Percy, the Fox star, is the leading woman in thig production. (Every one in this cast does justice to the speedy pace set by Jones. One in particular, a little fellow, should |cer was deferred by the mayor until chicken ratch, home, and Philip Stolberg of Flasher, returned to their homes. streak shooting through the sky, : began to check their story with taat of others who saw the falling 4 meteor about 14 o'clock, and many who agreed with them. Thomas Patton aNd baby boy, John McCormick and hospital, have returned to their homes. marck ‘Construction company, commenced excavation for two seven- room up-to-date bungalows adjoining their duplex, building at Fourth ‘street and Avenue F. the: street on which they will erect an- other apartment building this sum- mer, day and Saturday evenings at 8:30 at The Coliseum. appointed T. H. Steffen at city au- ditor, which was confirmed by ithe council. x were meating: A. C, Wilde ai and Alleys, M. Moe; Police and Fire, Albert Wad- dington and Dr. nance, BE. C. Stocker, Ablert Wadding- ton. Jo Dell Dancing Classes Now Held In Legion Hall ‘Mr. and Mrs. ©, (Earl JoDell of the ‘Minneapelis School of Dancing, who have been teaching in this city for the past two months will take over the American Legion Hall for their new location, starting Monday, whore they will continue their dancing instruc- tions. ‘Mr. and Mrs. JoDell| spend six months out of the year away. from their Minneapolis School teaching ‘in other cities. Last year they taught at Devils Lake and Minot. Upon being questioned in what our dancing is to- day, he remarks: Teach them the proper positions and proper steps; let them see for themselves ‘the grace and beauty of the newer Waltz and Fox trots when danced correctly and| } there will be little trouble with freak dane The Conversation Fox-Trot and the Weslyn Waltz are two dances which Mr. JoDell believes will become very popular this season. The out- standing features of these dances, he points out, are simplicity and grace, and: ho predicts that they will go a jong way toward supplanting such The especially has already gained a firm foot-hold in the Twin Cities, he de- Conversation Fox-'Trot (ery News ~) Initiate Member. Members of Custer. Encampmeni,} § I. 0. 0. F., initiated a new member last night and enjoyed a social session following, at which refreshments were served, Sells 11 Ac J, W. Bull sold 11 acr south of Mrs. Jennings to R. A. McGilvey of Wilton who is planning to start a $100 ani acre. Banker Buys Oakland. Mr. ‘W. H. ‘Weydahl, vice pr of the it National Bank of f attended the banker’s convention ‘week. He purchased a new Oakland touring car while here and drove it Bismatck Hospital News. Mrs. H. A. Knudson of Driscoll, Mrs.|f Jacobs of Steele, have entered | fim the Bismarck hospital for treatment. J. iW. Mrs. C, R. Wilcox of Cannonball, have ° See Falling Star. (Many people in the city rubbed their eyes last night after seeing a reil hey St. Alexius Hospital News. Mrs, Chri Mrs. girl of harles Meyers, of ithe city Ungen, of the ¢ who hiave been patients at the St, Allexius baby z Begin Excavation. Person ‘and Freeburg, of the. Bis: have The firm ‘has also purchased two more lots adjoining bungaléws and facing Fourth Dance every Tuesday, Thurs 10 Cents wil 22—Miayor Chas, ig ‘his office, has re- Wilton, N. D., A) Powe, assum! The following comm‘ named at the organi Waterworks and Sewers, 1 Franke Riebe; Streets L. E. Nugent and E, L. BE. Nugent; Fi- The, appointment of a health offi- and the camel |} The Jand was sold at|§ Free and baby boy, Mrs.|f THE BISMARCK TRIBUNB PAGE THREE, We are teaching the new Society Walk, - Conversation Fox-Trot, Exhibition Weslyn Waltz. Private Instruction. ° Individual Attention. No one looking on to Confuse or em- barrass you. MR. AND MRS. C. EARL JoDELL a of the MINNEAPOLIS SCHOOL OF DANCING ‘Appéintments can be made any time between the hours of 12-Noon to 10 P. M. : Phone number 973W AMERICAN LEGION HALL Our new location Starting Monday, April 24th. eases hoarseness, ..stops.. tickling throat, helps “flu” and grip coughs. * CAPITO D ApH 22.—K. B. Van Meter, for the last dozen years caghier!0f the Scearlty Staite bank of Dunseith, has ‘assumed his duties here resident of ‘the Farmers and Me nts ibank of New Rockford, y TONIGHT ONLY Dance every, Tuesday, Thurs- day: and Saturday evenings at 10 Cents 8:30 at The Coliseum. per dance. DON’T DISREGARD A COLD Foley’s Honey and Tar will check a cold if taken in time, and will also stop a cough of long standing. . It cough.” It loosens phlegm and mucus, % | | CHARLES (Buck) JONES A FUTURE promptly gives relief, *’soothes and Leela is ree een ee Is in stére for the untrained man == “Poley’s Honey and Tar is. the best || Who Seeidee to poco: Saeree cough medicine I ever used. Two bot- |] Some trade or profession fi 4 H ” tled broke a most stubborn lingering || To the untrained man. with smal capital we invite consideration of ar on erve the opportunities offered in the BARBER TRADE. Our graduates are in demand and get good sal- aries. Many are in business for themselves. New illustrated cata- log sent FREE to those interested. TWIN CITY BARBER COLLEGE 204, Hennepin ae . Minneapolis, linn, Easy to Take-Quick to Re CATARRH ; A dashing romance of a daring ranchman. A play to make your heart beat faster. On the same program, a two-act Century comedy “The Dumb-bell” Special Added Attraction. BUY A BRICK FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER. Moving pictures of Mt. Vesuvius in action taken from an airplane while actually crossing the crater. Miracul- have a pagagraph all by himself. He’s |the nexit meeting. Council voted to in- a brindle butl. How he can act! ‘Hig j crease ithe salary of the city auditor education and training have developed {2 $15.00 per month, beginning April exceptional results, “Pardon My Nerve!” will be at the) Capitol Theater until and including to- night only. Go’see it. Dance every Tuesday, Thurs-| " Albert Swanson was appointed as- gessor for the city until September You'll like it. 1, 1923, amd John Jacobson for South | Wilton for the Same period. day and: Saturday evenings a | 8:30 at The Coliseum. 10 Cents per dance. ‘DIES IN 10WA Wilton, N. D., April 22—John Ham- mack received word last week of the death of his mother, Mrs, Miranda Hammack, who was ini her 93rd year. She was a former resident of Wiltcn before moving with her daughter, Miss Allie Hammack, ‘to' Moun Pleasant, Iowa. Mrs. Hammack was a devoted Christian woman and lived a most useful life of service to her Ged and her. fellow men. TO INCREASE FORCE Grand Forks, N. D., Aprl 22,—Tt anmounced Itoday ithat it was ex- pected a number of additional men will be employed at the state mill and elevator next Monday. At thait time it is planned to siart pouring concrete for floors of ‘the big elevator. This work hag been delayed during the past week because of ‘the cold weath-/ er. 4 She Ree LAUR TS | Artificial flower industry in England employs more than 10,000 persons. WANTED—Girl or high school girl to; work for board and room 2 bloc from high school, light work. 702 Ave. F. Phone 692K. Call Saturday | RHEUMATIC “ACHES, | QUICKLY; RELIEVED | wena icles by 08 is an re Sloan s Liniwent./ Fob ie rere = fl all over the ‘world have found’ SI loans to be the cual enem; ins ant aches. 7 pe agro It penetrates ¥ t tell seolating or tat is pag = you good. Kp Sloon's handy for watt i rts ces ‘ouscles, strains and sprains, At all druggists 35, ‘We, $140; | 9 evening cr Sunday. 422-1t | FOR SALE—A fine 50-foot lot, close | in, faces east. This would be a fine| building jot for a home or an apart-| Geo. M. Register 2: aw CREWSKY SHOE REPAIR SHOP 109 3rd St. We give mail orders prompt’ | attention, ous escape from death as the plane crashed to earth when A three layer Brick Ice Cream with Sherbet cauber. “ the rudder clogged with molter lava. The Acine of the Ice Cream Makers Art. | i FINNEY’S DRUG STORE. | Grand Pacific Hotel Corner. TONIGHT SATURDAY Park Art Hair Shop Expert Opefator. Facial Massage, Shampooing, Marcel MARY ROBERTS RINEHART’S Famous Story “THE GLORIOUS FOOL” i With Helene Chadwick and Richard Dix. —o— Also Harold Lloyd In “AMONG THOSE PRESENT.” (Return Date.) Waving and Manicuring. 7 -* 9 Hoskins Bldg. Phone 408 Brings You. Any Make STANDARD TYPEWRITER - we have just the typewriter you want and at such reason- able terms you cannot afford d MONDAY Ho lbe wieholle ones WM. A. BRADY'S MELODRAMA We render services to all “LIFE” > makes of typewriters. BISMARCK TYPEWRITER COMPANY Royal & Corona Agents. 207 Broadway. “Through SERVICE We And a Christie Comedy. The Season’s Sensation Is Coming “TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM.” Bismarck, N. D. y Grow.” Ue! TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS