The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 3

\ " THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1922 Ps ce ‘of Sterling, and Otto Bauer, Louis Smith, R. A. Countryman, of Mandati, have returned ‘from Fargo, where they attended the Knights Templar ‘con- clave. Mr. Russ was advanced to the position of Senior Warden of the Com- fmandery in regular order of succession T. A. ‘Henry of Valley City, was chos- en grand captain of the guard, start- in the ling of officers. THE BISMARCK TRIB lof Goodrich and Nelson Reid, ‘of’ the| ftom Mrs. A, A. Von Hagen. Dr. and BURGLAR IS city, have entered the ‘Bismarck hos-| Mrs. Robinson plan to have the build- pital for treatment. Ambrose C. Mill-{ {98 of their home on this Jot on Ave- CAUGHT IN ACT BY BEULAH MAN er of New Salem has returned’ to his epee cena some time during the ome, W. S. Lauder, of Wahpeton; P. D. Norton, of Mandan, and William Lan- ger, of Bismarck, Deputy Secretary gf State Duffy was questioned at length by the attorneys = BLOOM MAILED i HIS OATH, IS for Mr. Bloom after Attorney Genera] i | Johnson had questioned him concern: b] | |ing Bloom’s oath and was informed it q | was not on file. Judge Lauder ques- . {tioned Mr. Duffy as to the possibility i of mail being lost, and was informed \ . that mail had been lost but that the \ Judge Nuessle Indicates Prob- witness could not recall specific in-| able Finding of Facts in Fish | stances. Mail sometimes is delivered Miss: . to the wrong department in the state Commissioner’s Case house, he gaid. Secretary of State Hall, on bine stand, said that occasionally a piece QUESTION OF REMOVAL] or mail might be lost, He said he —_——- thought this might happen three or for times a year. i Mr, Bloom’s attorneys were seeking to establish that the fact that Bloom’s oath was not on file did not indicate that it had not been mailed to the sec- vetary of state, _ PLAYS HERE _ Beulah, {N,\D., ‘May 25.—Dan Hall, Baby Girl Baby Boy Beylah druggist, lying in wait, caught | Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Sundquist,}_ Mr. and Mrs.R. W. Oakman of Den- a Burglar in the act of entering his |of Wilton, a baby girl at the St. Alexi-| Vet Colorado, announce the arrival store, and* pointing a gun at him, ob- | us hospital. . ofa baby boy at the Bismarck hos- tained his ingtant surrender. |The — pital. man gave his name as Dan Quast. Baby Boy According to John Moses, state’s at- | Mr. and Mrs. I. Parkins of Raleigh torney of ‘Mercer county, Quast ‘not jare the parents of a baby boy, born at only confessed to attempting to enter |the St. Alexius hospital. Dunn Raven, sustained a broken arm the Hall saree ore but c@nfessed to burglarizing the poolhall and a store Bab when she fell while playing about the at Stanton, tho Beulah drugstore (on| Mr, and Mrs. jE be ines of| Yard yesterday. a previous occasion), and two other |the city, announce the arrival of a Baby Boy Arrives, Mr, and Mrs, R. iW. Oakman an- Beulah stores, and a store at Golden | baby son at'the St. Alexius hospital Baby Daughter. nounce the arrival of a baby boy at Valley. He says Quast asked that a he be permitted to plead ‘quilty in ‘A baby daughter’ ‘was born to Mr.| the Bismarck hospital this’ morning. and Mrs, ‘Walter Sundquist, ‘of Wilton, Mrs, Oakman’ was formerly Miss district court and take his medicine. Quast, according to Mr. ‘Moses, said at the St. Alexius' hospital, ~ Rachea] Morris, daughter of Mrs. W. Se J. Jones, he had come to Beulah about threv ‘Leaves Hospital. months ago to work in the qoal mine. Mrs. Martin Wald of Strasburg, who In all the robberies in this section, the burglar bored holes around the has ‘been a patient at the St, Alexius hospital, has ‘returned to her home. DID HIM MORE GOOD. Many men and women suffer from backache, rheumatic jains, stiff joints, sore muscles and other results of kid- ney trouble because they neglected the first warnng symptoms. Foley Kidney Pills aid the Kidneys to’ throw ‘out poisonous waste matter that causes; pain and misery. Stephen Lewis, Eld- first warning symptoms. Foley Kidney Pills did me more good than ajl the other medicine I ever took, I had kid- ney trouble ten years. I don't have any pain like I had before -I’ took them.” : ; Has Broken Arm. Little ‘Miss ‘Kathleen Johnston, daughter of Mrs. Johnston of the Case Will Be Decided on Ques- tions of Law, Each Side to Submit Authorities Pageant Rehearsal. The first rehearsal for the patriotic pageant to be given at the auditorium on Memorial day, May 30, will be held Baby Daughter tonight. The patriotic exercises will Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Williams, of the] include the pageant and an address by city, announce the arrival ‘of a baby] Judge Luther ©, Birdzell, of the su- daughter at the St. Alexius hospital. | preme court. The claim of John H. Bloom to the Office of fish and game commissioner, which was declared vacant by Gov- Ta aes ernor Nestos, will be decided upon| J. F. Harper, 416 Navarre St, San qucstions) ot law, it was indicated by| Antonio, Texas, writes: “I consider District Judge W. L. Nuessle at the] poley’s Honey and Tar absolutely the conclusion of the hearing in district best cough remedy on the market. I locks of doors and pulled: the locks out. Mr. Hall’says he noticed Quast in town, and remembered he had been in Beulah when his’ store was first robbed. He’ says Quast appeared about midnight with augur and flash- light and began work on the door HE KNOWS WHEREOF HE SPEAK ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Auditor ‘of Burleigh court here. Judge Nuessle asked at- e i ried i Co ‘un 22 Pri torneyg for both ‘sides to present cita. know, Se eee cig cite tae He , iS ee a 1 ah . Hes Ronidttees coer in my own fa . od Ww she wae a quickly as POS-| covere cough and at night it was al- | CITY NE Ss | A Purchases Lot. Masons Return. 5 HLA. Th J , g his desire to make an] 7 oct incessant, I gave her a few doses — oy r. C, 0. Robinson has purchased| Geo, H. Russ,,L. K. Thompson and | - |. A. Thomas, Jr. lot 6, block 19, of the N, P, addition,|J. A. Graham, of Bismarck; Mr. Thue, Driscoll, N. D. Bismarck Hospital News Mrs: ‘Andrew Larson of. Baldwin, Mrs.-Helmer Helgeson of Arena, Mrs. |; George Hanson of Braddock, Mrs. Ed. Schutzle of Mound City, S. D., Harry Houser of Beulah, Mrs. Joseph Engle SUCCEEDS WHERE _DOGTORS FAIL pound Often Does That. —Read Mrs. Miner’s Testimony sary aon because of press oi of Foley’s Honey and Tar. ‘In a little Judge Nuessle outlined a tentative| While shes went to sleep and: slept finding of facts in the case, He said soundly the entire night. ped ra his tenfative finding was that Bloom edy acts quickly and relief is per was appointed fish and game commis- nent. sioner by former Governor Frazier in April, 1921, that within a short time thereafter he made out and mailed Ais oath of office from Devils Lake, that such oath of office was not re- ceived by the secretary of state, that Bloom ‘acted as fish and game com-| July missioner following iis appointment, | in that Governor Nestos had requested } ‘Bloom’s resignation, that thereafter in ‘March, 1922, the governor declared the} ®! Sets by ait WALTER HAMPDEN office vacant and appointed or attempt-| cuted’ and delive: Walter Hampden, whose perform- ed to appoint Elmer Judd to the posi- ini Honmeate mot eat. is ance in great roles have won such ‘tion, that Judd qualffied and Bloom de-| fed August w 1910, pee eas filed enthusiastic approval in New York ‘ clined to give up the office, for record in the offiee of the Register/and throughout the east that he has} _ Churubusco, N. Y.—‘ was under the The question in the case appeareé]of Deeds of Burleigh County, Nor been called “the’ greatest Hamlet since | doctor’s care’ for over five years for ; Dakota, December 19th, ¢ Edwin Booth,” a,:‘“more impressive backache and hadno NUNAAAN AT —_———___—— MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE ven, that that cer- uted and delivered . Bolter and Blizabeth agors to Wal- Williamson, mortgagee, dated 1910, and filed for a cof the Register of th Dako’ after recorded | Quality and Satisfaction Notice is here! The American public has learned to seek a high quality in mer- chandise. Value is the important consideration in every purchase; "a low. price is not proof of good value. Purchasers are carefully to. be, Judge Nuessle said, a question a Led r ; eye ie ° Bite A FERPA E of law as to, whether Mr. Bloom, ay : Shylock than, Went{) Trying” and “the relief from his medi- weighing qualities against price in an effort to establish the intrinsic ing mailed his oath of office, was qual- ye] pci rynaee ite J b . : : ified if the secretary of state did noi | P° {orr"iese teres: [Wil appear at the Auditorium in “The worth of merchandise, and thus to judge its true value. receive it. cried: at tie f nt idogr: the Court ae in the House” Friday eve- The office was declared forfeited by [yeizh’ county, North, Dakota, on the) ‘There has been no American actor From its inception, Harris-Robertson’s have accepted responsibility y, 1922, at the hour off; a ‘the forenoon of that|in the past decade who has won such umount due ons daunting Praise from the critics and y of sale, including | public for Shakespearean interpreta- disbursements and ' attorney/tions, Interpretations that “palpitate ult has been made in the/and quiver with vitality and life,” and conditions of such mort-/make these old masterpieces thrilling mortgagors have! and entertaining, terest and principal | "rp, eg . © when due. ‘0 quote Clayton Hamilton, the no- fore Foreclosure has|ted critic: “Walter Hampden is not owner of r only a great actor—a great artist—he Governor Nestos on the ground that) 6th Bloom had not qualified within ten days after his appointment, as provid. ed by statute. Witnesses Called. Secretary of State Hall and Deputy Secretary: M. ‘W. Duffy testified that the oath of office had not been re- yeeived. They said it was possible thai for the quality of merchandise it sells. This specialized shop is constantly searching for better materials and methods; it has estab- lished a New York office which is ever on the qui vive for the new and.good. It spares no effort to market the very best merchandise. defa great help in carrying achild, as I have noticed a difference when I didn’t take it. [thank you for this medicine and if The satisfaction of its customers is this shop’s . mail addressed to the office might be] been siven fo the ttle sess within the |? T ever come to this point agai i Bi ae is also a gre: Sg 5 ‘ again I do not st in some manner, ‘and the manner provided by|!8 also a great man; and the appear- M P f lo: some and in’ the ma. aneo of such personage upon the want to be without the Vegetable Com- highest goal. Bloom’s chief witnesses were him- self and Nelson A. Mason, former sec- the premises described in such local stage will be welc mes sand which will be sold to sat- Be e welcomed as an pound. I give you permission to publish this iter: tat Til women can take retary to Frazier. Mason said that ‘same are described, as follows, eyent by. the jmultitudinous lovers of] my advi Mrs, FRED. MINER, Box he recalled that Bloom wrote him a TSB ELA) leche cake aaes 102, Churubusco, 'N. Y. etter after his appointment and asked] section Twenty (23) in. ‘Township | “~~ | It? the same story over again. iS 4 ig for a blank oath of office and that! One Hundred _ Forty-four (44) VOTE ON OFFICERS. Women suffer from ailments for years. he mailed one to Bloom. West’ ot the t ik’ Srineipal. Meridian, _ A vote was taken on officers for the They ‘try doctors and different’ medi- Cross-examined by Attorney General fiying ana being in the County of Bur-}internationay body by the Jsismarck een buy fot ne better, Finally they sai leigh, Stat Ne akota. 7) rs ica i R Fanit Johnson, Mr. Mason said he did not) leigh. State, of North Dakerch mort-| °Poeraphical union last evening. The | Gompound and you can see its Salanin the case of ‘Mrs. Miner. -:, That’s the truth of the matter. If you are suffering from any of the troubles women have, you ought to try this med- icine, It can be taken in safety by young or old, as it contains no harmful, rim the gum of|'Progressive ticket headed by John McParland for president and Wm, 5. Towne, of Duluth, for secr treas- urer, carried the ticket by large ma- Joriti The Fargo vote went the other way. ee lay of; sale 21) , together wi the costs and disbursements of sale and lawful ‘at- torneys fees. Dated May 23, 1922. ARCHIBALD KING, f the Mortgagee. D, think a copy of Mr. Bloom’s letter or his letter to Mr. Bloom was onrfile. He said that if it were written’ by him and filed it probably would have been in his personal file, but that it was not there, ‘Asked*by Mr. Johnson when he first recalled the circumstance of Bloom's letter he said it was when Bloom spoke to, him the day before the mat- ter was on tria] here a few weeks ago. Says Oath. Mailed. Mr, Bloom asserted he made out the oath of office in Devils Lake, swore to it and mailed it in the post- office to the secretary of state. He said he swore before John C. Adams. Mr. Bloom’s attorneys were Judge ee We Clean and Repair er Assignee CLARENCE G. M TONIGHT eT CORINNE GRIFFITH —in— | Men and Women’s Spring Suits Good as New. E We Clean, Reblock and Dye Hats— 6 ” ; ‘ Make Them Just Like New. H <3 “4 BEST WORK. LOWEST PRICES. Come In and See Us. 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