The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922 U.S. ENVOY IN PARIS DURING ‘WAR IS DEAD = William Graves Siare. 63,, Dies at Home in Elyria, Ohio ‘Elyria, Ohio, “Nov. 17—William Graves Sharp, former ambassador to. France, died at his home-shortiy be- fore noon here today. Mr, Sharp had | been ill for several days. Mr. Sharp who was 63, spent sev-| eral months in Europe last summer | in the interest of his health and, ac- ‘cording to friends has not been very well since, All of the five Sharp children were | summoned to his bedside late yester- day when his condition beeame seri- ous.” Mr. Sharp was American am- bassador to France five years, serv- ing in’ Paris during the world war. He resigned his post about a year| after the armistice wsa signed. Mr. Sharp’s condition became worse this morning and a Cleveland specialist was summoned by, attend-| ing physicians. Death came an hour} later. Mr. Sharp was Gilead. ~ When he became of school age, Sharp moved to Elyria with his grand parents’ and entered the public schools. After he was graduated from high school he entered the Uniy versity of Michigan. In 1881 ae was graduated from the law /department | and was admitted to the Ohio bar. WEATHER AIDS N.D. RAILROADS Demand for ‘Cars Slightly ‘Re. duced at Road_Tieup born at Mount Bad weather which ‘has prevented farmers from hauling grain to town has caused a marked decrease in complaints to the state railrqad com- mission of lack of grain cars, ac- cording to reports from the commis- sion. The railroads have been en- abled to make space in many blocked elevators and improvement also is reported in\the stock car situation. The serious blockade of many eleva- tors, however, has not been ended. Reports of lignite coal-shipped in- dicate that production now is just about norma and shipments have not increased as was expected be- ‘cause of the coal shortage. Durin; the week epding Nov. 11, 31/430 tons of lignite coal was shipped and in hte week previous shipments amount- ed to 35,417 tons. INDIFFERENT TO CHARGE, -/ ‘Alexandria, S. D:, Nov. 17.—Joe “ Anderson, son of Mrs. Mary Ander- son, held in St. Payl on a vagrancy charge is now in the employ of the Northern States Power Company, which is running a high tension line through this part ‘of the state. Young Anderson, according to state- ments made anya of the com- Yriny, has been’ with the construction gang for several weeks. When told f his mother’s detention in St. Paul oung Anderson expressed no con- cern over his circuystances. UPHOLDS TRADITION. Chicago, Nov. 17.—Evanston, where is situated the headquarters of the woe. T. U. upheld its tradition a reputation or dryness by defeating the Illinois wet referendum on No- vember 7, by a majority of 346 votes. This was shawn today by. completion of the official canvass. It was er- roneously reported a few days ago that Evanston voted wet. The of-j ficial figures showed 4,141 in favor of beer and light wines and 4,487 against. SPECIAL For Saturday only, Russian Moscow Boots, $3. 50. A. W. Lucas Co. STOMACH BAD, - GAS, SOURNESS, INDIGESTION | : Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief! Acid stomach, heartburn, fullness. If you feel bloated, sick or uncom- fortable after eating, here is harm- less relief. “Pape’s Diapepsin” set- | tles the stomach and corrects diges- tion the moment it reaches thestom- | ach. This guaranteed stomach correc-| tive costs by a few cents at any drug | store. Keep it handy! } —— —________» '| The Weather | —_—__—______-___ PAGKERS SHOW “DISTRIBUTION OF PRODUCTS; iis: Nov. 17—1 17.—The two sie jing firms, pernrission, for whose {merger is being gonsidered by gov- ‘| ernment officials, Armour and ‘Gom- pany ‘and-. Morris and Company, cover the world with! their distribut- ing systems, From a ring of packing houses in Chicago” trade routes ending in branch houses and foreign (agencies of both companies shot out to None, Capetown, Calcutta and London, Buenos/Aires\and Aukland sands of refrigerator cars with the jright of wa over everything but fast passenger trains, gnd fleets of specially equipped ships, take, enill- ed \and frozen meats to the reniote quarters of the globe. . - The cjtizen of Cairo, !gypt, who longs-for a porterhouse from a corn fed Iowa herford can get it through the distributing system of cither of these packers. Surgeons in Vienna get supplies, from the stockyards; South-sea is- landers send there for their soap, J&pan buy bovine gall stones (and the use t& which tHey are put is not generally known among the packers themselves; ), Germany, albumen, and Poland, fertilizer, all from the same searce. The “big five” packers are everywhere—not one in each center, but in many cases two, three and five in every locality. Frequently their branch houses are next door to the other, their packing houses fees fertilizer factories within a ti ‘one’s throw. Their iced refriger: ator cars, a thousand miles away from their point of departure, come in on the’same siding. ~~ For twenty-four hours ending at noon today: Temperature at 7,a. m. . Temperature at noon . Highest yesterday .. Lowest yesterday Lowest last night Precipitation .... Highest wind velocity WEATHER FORECAST For Bismarck and vicinity! Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday; not much change in temperature. Fer North Dakota: Pattly cloudy tonight ‘and Saturday; not much change in temperature. Weather Conditions The pressure is lower in practical- ly’ all sections this morning. Fair weather prevails except in the south central’ and northwestern States. Temperatures have risen in the up- per Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region, but elsewhere changes have been slight. ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologist. ——_———* | ATHOUGHT | —- Who hath despised the day small things?—Zechariah 4:10. Live large life, Stay not in-narrow places, Take a broad outlook Over men and days. 34 84 49 +23 0 ays of Oh! little soul, he great, Show greater graces; Live, love and labor. In God’s largest ways. —Marianne Farningham. 4 BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bigmarck, Nov. 17, 1922. No. 1 @@rk northern $1.11 No. 1 spring/...... 1.06 No. 1 amber durum . 87 No. 1, mixed durum 2B No. 1 red durum 68 No. 1 flax .. 214 No. 2 flax . 2.09, No. 1 rye 63 Clean cotton and linen rags, for cleaning machinery, wanted by Bis- marck Tribune, 5¢ per pound. Non-Residents Property Efficiently Handled We make a specialty of managing Bismarck property owned by non- residents. If you desire competent and trustworthy agents let us care for your Bismarck and Burleigh County interests. We are building up a splendid line of clients in this respect and we guarantee -satisfac- tion. Let us care for your rents and sales at nominal cost. HENRY & HENRY Real Estate and Insurance Phone Lady Office 4th St. LUM ORDER YOUR COAL TODAY from THE NEW SALEM LIGNITE COAL CQ. Best, dry mined coal in the state. PHONE 738 cae sociated Press) Warsaw, Nov..17.—Re-election of | Marshal Pitsudski chief of state in view of ‘the latest “re- ‘om the. senatorial elections, to hang upon a possible agréement, between the nationalists and former Premier Witos, pleasant wing of .ra- dical groups, so as. to create.a: wake ing. majority in. fhe diet and ‘senate. Unless there is some such, working agreement: the present. returns indi- cate the non-Polish group will hotd |. ° the balance of power, as the nation- alists and) radicals appear, to have each won! roughly two fifths of the diet and ‘senate seats. Marshal Pilsudski, whose backing is found principally in the radical party; i8\considered certain to be elected by the radicals with the aid of non-Polish votes if the national- ists do’ not, through some alliance get into control. . Both houses. of the national as- sembly meéets November 28.and the presidental: election is expected to occur the middle..of: niiddle of. December. 'PIRATESTAKE LIQUOR SHIP (By the: Associated. Press) Seattle, Wa: Nov: . 19.—€apture' by pirates Wednesday night of the schooner. Daisy,-laden with whiskey, cost him $37,000, Larry Talbert, own- er declared this morning. The Daisy was overhauled, it is asserted, in American waters by a fast’ cruiser, whose crew posed as customs offi- cers, The crew of the Daisy was put ashore, according to reports, and the pirates made, off with the schooner. Talbert said his craft was engaged ina legitimate “enterprise. She had cleared from Vancouver, for Ense- nadas ACen STATE CASES '* ARE ARGUED The supreme court today has un- der consideration the appeal by the state from the decision of Judge, Cole of Fargo-granting change of venue to Kidder county in the case brought against John Bloom, L. Pettibqne and George: Hogue alleging fraud in the purchase by the fish and game beard of land from Mr. Pettibone in. Kidder county for a game preserve. “Assistant Attorney General George Shafer argued in be- half of the state; maintaining the ease should be tried in while William Lemke ap) torney for the defendant The court also heard arguments in the case of Harry Dunbar, former state license inspector, cited for contempt of court by Judge Nuessle at Jamestown. J. K. Murray appear- Physician Surprised ‘@earing of some good results from the use of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy I dccided. to try it on a chronte case of indigestion and gas- tritis I was interested in, After the first dose the patient was relieved of gas tfouble and was soon able to eat radiShes-:nd many things he had not eaten in years.” It removes the catarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract, and allays the inflam which causes practically all liver and intestinal. ailmets, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- |] vince or money ‘refunded. For Sale At All Druggists. Adv. SS | Cleaning, Dyeing, Repairing Pressing at new low prices, Mail orders looked after promptly... We -pay postage one way. Eagle Tailoring & Hat Works Opposite P. O. Bismarck We Are In The Market For A Thousand Tons Of pid junk iron, bones, baled { paper and magazines. BISMARCK HIDE & FUR COMPANY | Bismarck, N, D. CHAS. RIGLER, Mgr.’ i R.S. ENGE, D. C. Ph. C. Chiropractor Consultation Free Suite 9, 11 — Lucas Block Phone 260 { | 1 H | i ed for Dunbar while States ‘Attorney Louis G: “Telner’ appeared to tesist “Washington, Nov, 17.-Agreement was~reached by ‘public, hguse today to take up.the sltip .8 bill next Thursday under,a rul viding for three days ‘of general debite and for amendmen with a final vote on November 2 INSANE A Tah ‘\ _CATCHES FIRE BUT: |, y. Quebec, Nov. 17—The Beaupre in- sane asylum, where Adelard Delorme, former priest, is confined. for the murder. of his half brother; fire today. The blaze, started. ii ‘work shops in the rear of the: baild- ing and. threatened. to. spread) The institution is. one of the largest of its kind in the dominion, . The fire was brought under ,con- trol atter a hard -f ht and* did, not reach the main bui McKinney, Stepp, sentenced to hang forthe mur- der of Hardy Mills, will be executed in the Collins county jail shortly af ter 11 o'clock this “Yuerning, tt indicated at the sherfff’s office, foday. The body of Mills was found ‘in a well near here. 15 days after the ‘al- leged murder, Sept. 9, Lord Kelvin estimated that), the world is 20,000,000" years old, but there are few, if any, geologists who do not contend thatefts’ age greater than that. For Saturday only, Russian Moscow Boots, $3.! Lucas Co. SSS “MADE A NEW “I could hardly. beli the wonderful things t i Tanlac, but since the medicine: has fixed me up so fing | know they are facts,” declar. known farme: while in St. Paul recently: “T was in mighty bad shape years and was in a terribly ru sdown ndition, niy stomach and gas formed it caused me to suffer for hdugs. had rheumatism, too, and at just seemed that every joint; body was aching, all the time about te lok after thin “Six bottles of Tanla took. to make a new man out’ df m It put an end to my stomach’ trou- ble in short order, I sleep like a top|} ond never, have an ache or pain. don’t hesitate a moment to recom- fend Tanlac.” Tanlac is sold by ‘all good drug) gists. ‘Last Round of. Are Going Up: i : = ioe: a THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE NUESSI.E LEAD (By the (Associated Press) - 0, N. Dy Tov. 17—The lead of | preme court bench, was still 1,002 today with 2,117 precincts of about 2,130 in the state reported. A rever- ‘sal’ in MeLéan’ county ‘returns last night resulted in cutting Nuessle’s 3 | previous lead. tr RECEIVE REPLY, (By the Associated Press) Loidon, Nov. 17.—The, British gov- ernment’ Has received from the Unit- ed States government a reply to its recent note concerning the consulate’ ! CORNS @ 5 (By the Associated Pregy)/ ees ’ “TONE WO. 9 (By the Assoalktad: ess) pro- unlimited / opportunity NO LIVES ARE LOST caught the EXECUTE. STEPP. ie Tox:, Nov. 17.—Bzell was Doesn’t. hurt a bit! Drop a little “Préezone” ‘on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you light is right off with fingers, Truly! ~ Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove.every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irrita- tion. i f SPECIAL A.W. MAN OF HIM d Fred Beinkey of Rosemount, : The little I ate so NOTICE IS°IWOW 1,002 Judge Nuessle-independent- over Seth | Richardson, nonpartisan, for the su- | T at December Number Tele- phone Directory closes for changes on NOVEMBER 20th ; Cail 1,000 if you wish any "changes made. NORTH DAKOTA INDE- PENDENT TELE- PHONE CO. TONIGHT and SATURDAY I felt m and could har Pa a Matinee Saturday at 2: 30 7 ‘JOHNNIE WALKER - and all star cast + a big picture of the outdoors “MY DAD” “The Leather Pushers” Three Days Commencing Next Tuesday HOUSE PETERS in Hall Reid’s wonderful stage success “HUMAN HEARTS” | A story. the whole world loves. ; : NN ordered closed by the United’ States | government when the British author. jities sometime ago cancelled the e ;equator of Consul Slater and Vice Consul Brooks. Officials declined to discuss the re- calls for an answer, which will go forward in due course.” Let some one kid you into thinking that they can save you 30. to 40 per cent on your groceries. THAT THAT t THAT THAT have them quote their goods delivered to your door. 118 3rd Sti All Phones 211 We will be glad to quote 2 New Castle-On-Tyne, ‘which was| BURIED IN PARIS (By the Associated Press) Paris, Nov. 17-—-The funeral’. of Bellamy Stprer, American diploma- tist, was held today in ‘the church of St. Phillipe De Chaillot. Monsig- ply or to reveal the nature of its{nor Cerrctti, Dappal Nuncio, con- contents. It was said that the note | ducted. Nhe iwas “in, a form which apparently| Amb.ssador Herrick and Alexan- A Man’s. Santa Dear Santa Claus:— DON’T the following: A new Suit, or DO YOU KNOW T have heard so much about ings that, Iw mixed groceries ~ take first class sales rate out of Chicago which is $2.4314 per 100 pounds. That example makes the freight on No. 3 can to- matoes 314 cents. the merchants here pay the taxes and help. pro- «mote all public move- ments. goods are classified ac- cording to quality. Viz: Fancy,, Extra Standard and Standard. Granulated Sugar. , , 12 pounds for ......... THAT "9 Snider’s Catsup. we carry a complete Large bottle ........... line of ‘all grades of goods, although we do feature quality as we feel it is the cheapest in the long run. No. Two cans, 3 for Salmon. One pound can .... Shredded Wheat. Two packages .. we will be glad to figure Large package ........ ‘with you on a grocery Grape Nuts. order and guarantee to Per package .........0. Save you money. Swansdown Cake Flour. Per package ........... THAT F 10 pound sack, we feature buying case Coch Meal totus lots assorted. . Ask us. We and the rest of the SELON Sonshech Seascreielatecat oe onssats merchants in Bismarck ask Very choice, regular hams. that you give -your own Per pound ............. town a chance. Why not Boneless Picnic Hams. Per pound . te Pineapple, large can, 35c._ Number Two can, 8 for. Ginger Snaps. Two pounds . Crackers: Four pound «box We Do. LOGAN’S “We Thank ‘You.”, and advise. Per pound Please don’t forest me this Christmas. Socks, Mufflers, Sweater, Jacket, Cap, Silver Buckle Belt, Hose Supporters, Silk or Linen Handkerchiefs, Cuff Links, the kind 1 HAVE NOTICED AT KLEIN’S .TOGGERY SHOP. hould you be /so kind. and:get me some of the above 1 be the happiest man on Christmas Day. anking you Dear Santa, Tam, Richholt’s Cash am Carr: [Fine or] Grocery [7m 6 Thayer SPECIALS FOR. SATURDAY STUDY EVERY ITEM. Tomatoeés—Large cans, 3 for 45c. Armour’s or Quaker’ s ‘Oats. Post Toasties or Corn Flakes, large package, Choice lot of Spring Chic ens. 4 PAGE THRE der M. Thagkara;, American . cong general, were among the : nfaj friends’ pre8ent. Burial was at Me vejols, department’ of Lozere,; It is estimated that the earth ¢ Support ‘a population of 6,000,000,0¢ a total which, it is further es mated, will. be rgached about 21 at the present rate of increase. Letter to Claus November 1922. I could use any of Overcoat, Shirts, Collars, Ties, fo his Clothes and Men’s Furnish- Anxiously yours, A. Man, -40c | _.. 25e 85c "B0c 24c COME IN. ~ Tf It Is Groceries Call® THE SOUTH SIDE CASH White House Coffee, par ‘ib. Weibhe AO. . STORE Capcota Coffee, per lb......... 30 . Carnation tall milk, 2 cans..... 25 Marcovitz Bros., Prop. 10 lb. Pail capes 3 Peanut : Butter ......... ats 95 Where Quality Counts. Eggs, per dozen . HAGE iseSS : Northern Creatnary ‘Butter, 222 9th St. So. Tel. 957 per Ib: « sree 48 ioe Fancy Sweet Corn, per can. .% ll 4 Cranberries ,per quart... .. pee 8 YOURS FOR SERVICE Apples Jonathan and orchard run fancy, per box.............. 1.50 We deliver to all parts of the city. TONIGHT FRIDAY and ~ SATURDAY BETTY COMPSON in “The Green Temptation” also PATHE NEWS— CHRISTIE COMEDY, 13 Ibs. sugar... BETTY COMPSON —ag a Apache dancer —ag the pamperéd darling of the Parisian stage —as the exquisitely gowned favorite ‘of New York so- ciety in this gorgeous meloe drama of life and love. \ Dances — more sensa- tional than you have ever seen before. = Thrills—of the Paris underworld and the jeweled ballrooms of society.