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

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922) SPECIAL STATE LEGION TRAIN TO CONVENTION Route For, Trip to \National Gathering of Legion in New Orleans Is Picked CHEAP RATES ARE GIVEN 7 Stop-Overs to be Arranged in “Famous Cities of South, It Is Announced The American Legion transporta- tion committee for North Dakota has chosen an official route for the trip to the National Convention of the Legion at New Orleans, Oetober 16-20, it is announced from state headquarters. nouncement follows: From ‘North Dakota, all members making this trip , will purchase through tickets to St. Paul from their respective towns using the railroad upon which located. For example, members from Lisbon, which is lo- cated on the Northern Pacific would use that line to St. Paul. From Hills- boro the Great Northern would be ~used to St, Paul. From St. Paul to Chicago the route will be via the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, following the Missis- sippi to La Crosse, thence through the Detls of Wisconsin, passing through the city of Milwaukee’ and other interesting points. From Chicago to Evansville, the Chicago and Eastern Illinois is used. passing through the cities of Terre Haute and Vincennes, Indiana. Train State Special From Evansville to New Orleans the Louisville and Nashville will be traversed, passing through Kentucky and mountains of Tennessee and Alabama; also the cites of Birming- ham; Montgomery and Mobile and along the beautiful Gulf Coast, some- times called the ‘Riveria of America,’ from its resemblance to the’ French Riveria, where so ey of our bud- dies got a little #lief from army routine. Stopovers will be arranged at points on the Gulf Coast and at the most important cities, such as Nashville, Montgomery and Mobile. “The return trip will be made via Gulfport and Mobile. The train will leave New Orleans on the return trip either the 20th or 2Ist. Use Cars for Hotel “Tt can be readily seen that the above proposed itinerary will give a wonderful trip. The train ‘will -be- long to. the Department of North Dakota. The cars will be parked while in New Orleans, thus effecting a considerable saving on hotel bills. The committee has secured a very reasonable rate for this trip. By chartering the cars, we will be able to sleep in them while in New, Or-' leans, at a fower rate than the regu- lar fare for berths for the round tri The sleeping car rates will be from Fargo: standard $25.48; tourist, $17.48. The railroad fare from Fargo to New Orleans and return will be $54.81. The train will be called the “North Dakota Special.” According to State Adjutant Jack Williams reser- vations must be made without delay. ENTOMBED MEN BURIED AS CITY PAYS TRIBUTE Jackson, Cal., Sept. 22,.—Jackson closed its business houses and its schools today to pay final tribute to 46 Argonaut victims, 45 of whose bodies will be buried in Reck Sepul- chres hewn and blasted in the dirt of the Mother Lode gold country. Searching crews fenewed today their efforts to. find the body of Wm, Fessel, the 47th member. Where Fessel went ‘after writing his message with the smoke of his torch upon the walls of.the men’s tomb is a mystery that puzzles mining experts. The message said: “Gas getting bad, Fessel.” Officials assume he sought other parts of {,arations- continued for the forty- The committee’s an-) Honestly Now-- Do You Know Where You Are At?’ the’ Argonaut’ mine to escape the | encroaching gas. The forty-six bodies recovered | from the Argonaut mine disa<er here | were buried today while search prep- | seventh victim, Wm, Fessel, | Search“for Fassel and all other business and domestie activity of} Jackson ceased while the inhabitants | gathered at the tnree churches and | in the three cemeteries for the final obsequics for ti victims, Twenty: seven bodies were borne to the Cath- olic church, eight to the Protestant, | and eleven to 'thé'Greek Catholic in three separate cotteges. The fate of Fessel'remained as | great a puzzle as it was when it was announced that his body could not | be found in the 4,350 foot drift and | cross-cut where the bodies of the | other victims were located. | The search for Fessel will be ecn-| ~ tinued until he has been found or | until it {; determined that he has been lost beyond recovery it was an- nounced. Mine officials believe that it would have been impossible for | Fessel to have broken through two) bulkheads erected in the death drift | by the entombed men, There is no) doubt, they said today, that Fessei | is dead, TO FIX BLAME Coroner’s Jury in Moorhead} | !@ Mustapha Kemal Pasha’s infan Brusa: opposite Constantinople. awaits only the orders “of-its chief to fadvance on the ancient capital of the Ottoman Empire THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE: ' Turks at Ismid Menace Stamboul. | | a i | | | ‘my entrenched at Jsmid.and Probes Fatal Accident | and was then turned sharply to the ‘left heading northeast. again across the house track. The car headed northeast when the freight car struck it. Fargs, Sept. 22—No statement of responsibility was included in the verdict of the coroner's jury in the inquest in the death of four mem- ; “necti eae bers of the Bern Haroldson family laces ea at hited ears of near Twin Valley, Minn., held at feet just after the erash and then police headquarters in Moorhead | yolied over two or three times be- yesterday: 2, : |fore the freightear climbed on the ‘After hearing testimony from 13/S0coynge, All but one of the wit witness, the jury retired and deli- | nesses testified that there were side berated about half an hour before | rete eon “ne Ford. ‘The other returning its verdict, witness declared, that he had a clear The verdict found that Bernt Har- | yiew of all five éecupants of the car. oldson, Mrs. Marie Haroldson, Ker- mit Haroldson and Gladys Haroldson “met their death by Great Northern DEPOSITS {NCREASE. me a sat Northern | Fargo, N,-D., Sept. 22—Total de- street! avbasing' of the Great: North?:| cH outons -imerasaed.. $1,287,882, 71._1n | pias; “ a | the past year, according to figures Ri ad the c' of | art iets Misin, on the ciguteasth | computed Prom tg bank state meng sreor nen Member 1922, “Gar No. | sued for the close of business Sep- one ae the end var of 15 cars be. | tember 15, 1922, in response to the ing pushed west in charge of a crew | C#ll of the ‘comptroller of the cur- from train No, 538 on the house | Tency and compared to the state- track by engine No. 1647. ments issued September 6, 1921. The (Signed) J. Howard Hess, R. XK, | total savings deposits increased $590,- Pederson, H. C. Abbott, John Sch- | 905.77. ranz, Peter Dwyer, H. S. Blakeway.; | In addition to the increase in to- Cleared Rail, is Claim tal deposits, bills payable have been According to testimony of Wil- reduced from $1,990,840.22 in 1921, liam W. Gilmore, Grand Forks, ‘con- ductor of the freight train and who was riding on car No. 10561, which was empty, the Ford carrying the five members of the Haroldson fam- | ily; going south, had cleared the south rail of the housetrack on which the cars were being shunted, LANPHER | HATS Fashion Note-- Lanpher hats will be worn | this fall by well dressed men A beautiful picture FIVE DOLLARS TONIGH A great adventure- romance of the real South Seas. With an Financially speaking, do you know exactly excellent supporting || how much money you earned last month, how cast Including Sylvia || much you paid out, to whom and. in ‘what Breamer, Ht fy amounts? 4 | y Even the maintaining of your personal ac- Also HS counts can become complicated without a checking account. When you pay by check PATHE NEWS Hi Gi)! and receive an itemized statement on the d || first of each month, you know where you are an ne Any of our officers will open an account BABY PEGGY r you. Hey) ory COMEDY i was | House Peters.and Marjorie Daw Supported by an all star cast in Redeemer” " FRIDAY and to $317,123.21 in 1922, the statements | show, Since the first call published .in 1922, in response to the demand, of the comptroller of ‘the currency, which was for the cldse of busitiess March 10th, there has. been a gginkin bank deposits in Fargo of almost $2,000,000. Too Ta a WANTED—Girl to help care’ for children. Mrs, L, A. Schipfer, 4th Ave B. i 9:22-1w FOR SALE—My Ford sedan, practi- cally new with all latest ‘acces- sories attached Invite inspection. Terms considered. H, L, Reade, 412 Rosser. Phone 239°). + ‘ 9-22-10, FOR SALE—Dressers, beds, library table, chairs and numerous other articles’ of furniture, also cooking utensils. Cheap if taken at once. Call at the Dunraven. 212-3rd_ St, Phene 356. _ 9-22-1wk. Better baking, better bread, “Never Fails” flour. Tonight and Saturday” Matinee Saturday 2:30 5 “4 Great replete with suspense and appeal. —also— Bull Montana in a three reel comedy “A LADIES MAN” A laugh—as. laugh—can cuted that gets a stronghold on the blues. . .; \ MATINEE * DAILY 2 :30 STAURDAY FRANCE DIRECTS ANCE DIRECTS !INDIAN SEES E*FORTS TO “OPEN FALL” Selkirk, Man, Sept. 22.—An open fall with no cold weather until late in December, was predicted today by PREVENT WAR (Continued from’ from’ Page One) | Angora government would ‘agree to negotiations and suspend the move- ment of its troops provided the Euro- pean powers furnished serious guar- antees as to Thrace. Respect for the neutrality of the in the Constan- Indian chief, Pegins, who spoke with all confidence of a man who knew | what he was talking about, He based his opinion principally on the posi-{ ton and movement of the stants, and | dceluved the dipper is exceptionally | slow in its’ turning movements this season, This fact, he stated, is an unfail: ing sign of long continuance of warm | weather. Other signs, not’so infal-| lible in themselves, but taken in con- ars, in his opin- jon cli They are, the exceptionally cool nights that =o straits and the zol | tinople sector occupied by the Allita | forces depends, it is declared, on the | reply to these demands. . SITUATION GRAVE. (By the Associated Press) Rome, Sept. The apostolic delegation at Constantinople tele- graphed. the Vatican today that the situation, there was Fen grave, si there a " DANCE At Riverside TONIGHT ENCLOSED The White Bus will carry ladies FREE. Dancing Wednesday, Friday and Satur- ‘ ‘days of each week. MCZMHIHI Mi TiiUIMInATTTTTTMTTTKATUKHHKTHTOS Richholt’s Cash asa Carry ~ FAMINE | Phone’ SATURDAY BARGAINS Swift's Boneless Smoked ‘Shoulders. Grocery [7th & Thayer] Per’ pound? i's cerge yee geceeeeeeeee eens ee : Raley se GWE aot odes ea 9c Vi a ane 50c | oot un Aeane lee ae oeerene $1.00 Sie Ge Re raven octane 45c Ect a een toe $1.20 Pee re aioe 49c Sets ease cae inert $1.00 veel a eles See Oe O yount tack PRU ARR MSc sleatae dic vac 50c Pee ei isi ete $2.50 se age a 25c SHR et cata ada aerts 50c | COFFEE & GROCERY <2 WHOLE SALE PHONE 387 Special for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. BISMARCK PHONE 387 With every $3.00 order of groceries, we will sell 10 Ibs. Sugar for.......... 73c Fancy Queen Olives in 1 quart 9 fare. ee casas Cc Dr. Price’s Baking Powder, 2 cans 30 i c for peace asl ran Pure Cider Vinegar. In tee 22c pint Fancy Coffee, 2 1b. Justrite..... I Gallon Lewis Golden Syrup ... bcs it hr eam W. C. C..Corn, fine quality. Per dozen $ 1 A 3 5 cans Three CANS veese see eee see ie Sas 2 See Large cans Tomatoes, solid |Farm House Oysters. Large pack. Special 5 5 c tans. $ 1 .00 at 3 for......... 3 for ... THE APPLE SEASON IS HERE! , THEY ARE GOOD FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY— prevailed this summer, tHe fact that ducks are later than usual in coming back from the north, and the late Henry Prince, a grandson of the great |. “Tobe Given The manufacturers of Adams Yucatan Gum have sent us three thousands pack- ages to be given away in Bismarck for advertising purposes. We will give a package of Yucatan Gum to each customer (Tomorrow), Saturday, Sept. 23rd. Have you tried our “WHOLE WHEAT BREAD?” This bread is a complete food, containing the entire wheat berry with © its life-giving elements. This bread served with milk and honey, makes a perfectly balanced-food for the growing child. Enrights “All of the Wheat” Bread Bread is made exclusively by us in this vicinity. A complete line of Rolls, Pastries, etc., on hand at all times. BLUE RIBBON AND HUMPTY DUMPTY BREAD. BARKER BAKING & CANDY CO. “490 ard’ St. Phone 912 115 Fifth Street PAGE THREE hatching season, with the number of flappers that are-to'be seen at’ this late date on the sfoughs. * Away” [E.A. BROWN “QUALITY GROCER.” Where Quality Counts. > 4 Phone 52 and 53 . SATURDAY SPECIALS SOAP! SOAP!! SOAR!!! Palm Olive Soap, 7 bars for P. & G. Soap, 18 bars for Swift’s Pride Washing, Powder. Bi PACkages: 6. sie, ceoetee Saree Se Minneopa Milk, 10 large cans 10 pounds, Fancy Navy Beans Milinda Coffee, a real value. Per pound N. Y. full Cream Cheese. Per pound Imported Roquefort Cheese. Per pound Imported Roquefort Cheese. 022 janes os ve vers estilo Choice Jonathan Eating Apples. Per box .... $1.00 aS x 75c $2.50 Fresh shipment National Cookies and Srockers. Just arrived. PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM. Grapes Pears Grape Fruit Peaches Eating Apples Cantaloupes ‘Red Plums Head Lettuce Sweet Potatoes Celery Ripe Tomatoes Squash ; Pumpkins Fresh Figs in pkgs, Per pkg. 12%2c : COFFEE Monogram Coffee, always fresh. One pound can....../ Anza Coffee, always fresh. Reece 55c One pound can..... nae Crabapples, Peck Osage Pink Meat Melons, 3 for Fresh Blackberries . . CERTAINLY, WE DELIVER PHONE 387 PHONE 387 GET A BOX! : : Bi $2.35 University Coffee, always fresh. Le eed alan aaa ook BRS One pound can......: see 45c Wealthys, Good Eaters and Cookers, Box......--- $2.00 Gravensteins, Good Cookers, Box.......+.++++++° $1.85 FRESH SWEET CREAM Yours for Service. J.B. Smith, Grocer 210 5th St. Both Phones 371 .