The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1922, Page 8

?°AGE FIGHT = ~~ \° THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ae het i a NATION-WIDE POLICE SEARCH (FINETRIBUTE | WOMAN DIES lac “emer owner J.C. PENNY ie ope laa TWO AUTOMOBILES FOURTH STORY :.": 22.25 "Se" OF THREE MILLION) "23," 22022," J.D. ALLEN TAXIDERMIST 302 Sth Ave. N. W. Mandan “WHERE THE WEST BEGINS.” ] | Saaetth ora ‘it ‘Established’ “When the West “ rs A i ting out for Maranhao down the x! i 2s n.”” QN ILLITER | Father Slag Praises Life of dlevane SRR reap e088 ‘with the intention of stopping or rine eareuaing through 22 pete) PahOEN | Fargo, N. Dy Dee. Police ot! J. mes McDonald, for Whom from 9 fougthesteryywlitdow of san at, Beaganen to replenish ‘his gaso-|. New York, Dec. 7—J, C. Penney Ivargo and Moorhead, Minn. and . 5 Som a our atory, indo ot 7a ie’ supply, of the corporation bearing his name, Day Emphasized as Part of j federal proh'bition agents of No.t Last Rites Were Held Drought sliiost inetant-death: to ‘Ms joined the ranks of big league pol-| gy ee : TAKE ADJOURNMENT icy holders, when he took out in- —An ad- | surance bringing his total up to $3,- 000,000. His annual premiums will F be $120,000. Only three other Americans are |Daketa and Minnesota are search- aon Clare V. MeKerina,i45,- widow..gho i ling to for the owners of two] A large number of friends paid} had been suffering from a high fever, Bowbells, N. D., Dec. 7 ears seized in Moorhead carly to- | last tribute to James D, MeDonald,}and delirium of bronchial pneumonia, | journment was taken this forenoon \ The fatal jump ‘was witnessed by/at the scheduled opening of the American Education Week Program Ida} passed containing more than 135 gall- | who Sate The ar : . McKenna’s nurse, who was dos-;hearing of charges preferred |. y ‘ . : racy day in Amer |oM5 of pure alcohol. The | ure | momin es being held in| ing after a week's vigl at her pa-lagainst Charles 3. Kopriva, ousted [in this class, Rodman Wanamaker, ‘ tion Werk program. jee ene aietuer Mtr Poh i Vhecrved. Bathes Shae | ent’s bed side, jauditor of Burke county, because of | p= pes ar or ar North Dakotisas adopted {he He. | noth. eitles a1 ; I paid 3 ful tribute to the de- eee Lae te ee ne Gi | a gen °No Mliteraey in North Dakota Both ears were found in a Moor | ia n, a father and »| START FLIGHT \the actual taking of testimony pro- > : Ww ae = sh ike United nia ce Sar aan The maudger denied loyal member of the chnrsh. af her TO SAN DIEGO |» will be started tomorrow fore- FOR XMAS? e an Mlopted the ‘slogun—“No Tliteracy| police that they were brought to | oS vugt a te ort al viel jnoon. An amended complaint, set- °. * * lepted the siogan—*No Tiliteraey| police that they were brought ident of -—— [ting forth new charges against the |FA Windshield Wiper r 12 the garage while he was absent. | narck and friend of the dece Tucson, Ariz., Dec. 7—Headed by|former county official will be pre- : in 1920, 4,081,905 persons in the) Fhe finding of the CT nneanaiig {Members of the Knights of C Major Ralph Royce, three army air-| sented tomorrow, attorneys for the | Corwin Motor Co. United States confessed that they | ae on Hee eee bus were present in a body, There | planes hopped» off from. the Fish-| prosecution stated. hed no schooling whatever and] Pills of the federal prahibtion | vere many beautiful floral offerings..| burn aviation field here this morn- could wot read in any language. Of | FOrees: \ Following the ces in the | ing on the last leg of their flight : our illiterates 62 ver cent are native- | ptm aera church the body was laid to rest in| to San Diego, Cal. The three avia. | born, ‘FOUR CHILDREN St. Mary's cemetery, | Pall-heavers arrived here yesterday after’ a| ? | f acob Horner, ct flight from El Paso, and re-| od i i x prates. 08738 | : , dindd “Chor: plant making’ tropes | _ We will accept AT PAR for deposit BURNED T0 DEATH Ree a tions for the attempt to mike the ||] za y iffte = inour Savings Department War Sav- ys ; ‘ord and J. ; . i Among those present 100 ————— | ea mas 1 t ‘ings Stamps maturing on January 1, the city w: SS. ames : One-fourth of the men who re-' Chicago, Dee, 7—Four of the six| town, an employe under Mr, MeDo.~ { 1928. sponded to the draft ‘call could not| children of Jo-eph and Veronicn| aid im Bie : 4 a : yead the American newspaper or! Budak were burned to death and ee 1} ! F 5 etter home, Many eer a80 | thee parents amd thir two remain- : | ste! | to HIM or HER E The conversion price of these Massachusetts passed a law that | ing cihldren were severely burned in A ‘ i F one must read and write in order to! a fire early today that partially dey Mové Child’s. Bowels with! = E stamps is now $4.71. We will take vote, ear New York enacted] stroved their home. It was believed EGED die a = ‘ é .. i ; A law nrohibiting anyone from vot-|by firemen that the blaze was start- | “California Fig Syrup’ = 250 LETTER HEADS £ them at $5.00 for credit to your sav ing who cannot read and write Eng-!ed by an overheated stove, ' i ‘ z ‘ | ees i . lish. [One of the dead children was a! RUM RUNNERS S 250 ENVELOPES i igns account. According to the Federal Census | ten months ‘old girl, Eva. The other H =| E in 1920, there were 9,937 illiterates) dead are Mary, 13; Sophie, 9, and fas : = iE F in North Dakota, 152 illiterates in| John, 3. | ; oe = - i . z . Burleigh county and 82 illiterates in|” Firemen rescued the mother and|. Albert Lea, Minn. Dec. 7—-Two} =| z Be Bismarck. ‘Zach One Teach One,”’ Anna, 12, a daughter, and carried alleged rum runners were killed news = . E Ha Ps is the motto. | out the odies of the four children. | here late last ee whee er ae 2 e E ° ° ‘ re a | ———-- tomobile apparently skidded on ¢ Fi tN t 1 ¢ . . iey road and overturned, The bodies, z : i 2 ye e@ Firs attona Demand For |Introduces Bill to identified as those of W. M. Steihm in special container, high grade bond B fz : i both of Minne- =. se ; Labor Greater | Permit Draft and L. R. Thorpe, both of Minne- . = ; Weather: s Militi | spots, were found today- by passers paper, printed to your order. = E an Due to eathe | tate Mil 1a by. di to SheriT Peter Fosse, = E ee ; According to SheriT Pet papel . | ! i ) fs = “ j D, Dec, 7-—The scold | Washington, Dec, 7-—Répresenta the cay contained 68 gallons) of l- Call and see them. H The Pioneer Bank torms of recent days) ive Johnson, Republican, South Da-| cohol in tin drums. The men were \ z has brought about an peace kota, has introduced a bill giving belisved, to hee eet cevascatat i ‘ demand for farm labor in North Da- | the president authority in war time| Mason City, Iowa, 4 a: kota according to Mrs..M. B. Bowe, | to dratt the wnorganized militia,| occurred. ° e FI Bismarck, North Dakota in charge of the State-Federal Ena| without exemption of men from 21 ss wi ek z ployment office here. The demand |") iaduethalvocea: , = ; for cood men, ready to take places | Os on account of industrial oceu-] WATT, TO AGREE vl ( ] ? on farms, has been greater this | P's atso would authorize the IN EQUITY SUIT) even a cross, teverish, vilious, or 4 ; week than the supply, she said, be- | i etcrmination and proclamation of constipated child loves the “fruity E cause need of farmers for more | ee taT resources necessary to car-| avis, N, D, Dec. 7—Committees | taste of “California Fig Syrup.”#A ee rrr UI LL help in hauling feed for cattle | ™ y ‘argo, N. D.. Dee. 7- : nful never‘fails'to-cleanse the . stabilizing of os the former and pre. | teaspoo! cl which have heretofore been able tq|t¥ on & war and the sta representing ‘Equity Co. | liver and bowels. In a fewihours you = 7 shift more or less for themselves. [prices of things necessary to either) sont directorates of the Equity Co- Jed for yourself; how thorough- |: A any A 2s : : ie emer othe eivilla -pqpalation. operative, Packiog. Som eoment yeu: | lye works’ all the’ svar bile, tid SUIIINNVUANIUOLUUAUUUETONAAOALTAOS UR URUGSAEUUUEAORAROUORALEEEOOA AOU a0 aggre go did not re vas | = Fi ; = Wage Demand MENACE TO CHURCH terday: regarding the $111,000 dam- | undigested food outset the bowels ae ‘ ; ‘ : ae = May Close Down Fargo, N. D., Dec..7.—The Ku | age. suit brought agelnat, the formes and you'have a well, playful child ; a Klux Klan and similar organizations | hoard by the company for, allege CRS ag \ : = * | i f mothers‘ keep “Cal = jare a nace to the church and the } wasteful operations. oe Millions 0: i = Lead Mines vation according, to pronouncement | Representatives of both sides | nia Fig Syrup” handy. They know. es HG. * me Of the executive. committee of the| said that the meeting was simply | teaspoonful today saves'a sick child : Cac) j " i = Leadville, Colo., Dee. 7.—-Complete | Congregational Churches of North |.for a discussion of the-case in-an ef-| tomorrow. Ask your druggist for | BES — 3 : iz paraly: of mining activities in six i a. basis. for settlement | genuine California P => , £ mining activities in six| Dakota made public. here today. The | fort to reach is. for settlement | genuine “Califor Fig Syrup” r i = of Leadville’s lead, zine and iron i f f approval of and that indications were that a|which has directions: for babies’ and : |, . ‘ = action took the form of app ‘ . S mines was threatened today as a re-|q' statement issued by’ the adminis-| settlement would be reached’ later. } children of all ages printed on bottle. . ; ‘ cae ‘ = sult cf a demand for inereased| trative. committee of the federal} The old board it.was said today, | Mother!. You-must say Calitgrnis EL \ x = wages made by between 350 and 400) council of the churches of Christin] made no proposals to .the new|or you may get an imitation , = miner: ‘Two properties already | Amurica, given at a banquet here. board yesterday. syrup. id = have shut down. f = The werkers who are not or , ‘ = ed, held a necting Tuesday night} ) } = and’ veted to demand a minimum % | => , wage of The present scale , : . } s A committee was appointe: f to p / the demand of the mine to the overators, Following confer ences held yesterday it was announc- ! ed the committee had obtained no} satisfaction from the operators, Sunday has been fixed as the time} of exviration of the demand. ] Soft Coal ‘Status | Remains Unchanged | Of WINTER MERCHANDISE We must reduce our stock before inventory. The following are but a few of the ex- ; traordinary values we offer: STUDY THESE VALUES—THEN COME FOR THEM. ieago, Dec. 7—~The situation in| the soft coal industry remained un-! wed today as operators, miners | and the public eutered into a period | of waiting for the January 3 joint! conference here of miners and oper- ators out of which it was hoped} would come a wage! scale preventing | a strike next spring... With the ‘adjournment! of the min- ers and operators joint conference yesterday, the second eslled within a month to set up a methed for the January meeting, the latter will con- vene officially without method or | plan of procedure. 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