The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 29, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT BLOOMOUSTER Senatoral i \ IS UPHELD IN HIGH COURT Failure to Qualify for Office | Fatal Defect, Court Says iw John H, Bloom was properly ouste from the position of fish and gam: commissioner in the state, the su preme court decided in an opinion handed down today. The court sustains the action of in declaring the of-| fice vacant because of Bloom's fail- ure to qualify, and the position of Attorney-General Johnson, who ad- vised the governor. The office of fish and game com- missioner, to which Bloom was ap- pointed for a period of two years, ending April 1923, was declared va- cant on February 28 because Bloom had not qualified by filing his oath nd bond, and Elmer ‘.! appointed in his place. went before Judge Nuesste | 2 ‘yt court, whose decision | “First debutante to be intro- | , is affirmed by the supreme court.| duced to Washington society dur- | Bloom attempted to qualify after! ing the present season was Miss | February 28. Emily Dial, above, daughter of | “The facts are the defendant did| Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel B, | not qualify and his attemped qualifi- | Dial ‘of South Carolina. cation came too late,” says the opin- | _ ion of the court, delivered dy ae : 1 Judge Robinson, “The statutes at-| 8%, Perhaps improve them, that | tach great importance to the quali- {Motorists may joyously Cua. | t6 fication of an officer and makes 1t/2ld roads of our Indian friends a misdemeanor to exercise the duties | Keep ng nature natural may | not eran office without qualifying. The |!'Sten geod to the man who worships contention of the defendant is that | Stack of wheat, but the day will | his failure to qualify did not consti- /s¥tely come when the old Indian tute a vacancy, but that is contrary | tails will be a souree of never end: filed. Urges that Indian Trails be Marked In North Dakota’ The old Ind’an rails or meander to the plain words of the statute.” |ing pleasure and a constant inspi. Continuing the court said that “the j tat on. governor had a perfect right to fill e ee the vacancy just the same as if the | defendant had died or removed from | the state, and just as if a court of | ; competent jurisdiction had declared | . void the appointment.” Justice Grace | ATTEND ANCE did not participate. Bloom claimed he had mailed his oath of office from Devils Lake. The secretary of state’s office said it! ever received, and the books; ’ dno oath or bond had been | \City Schools Gain in Attend- ! ance While Country i i Schools Lost Educa’f ona! it least, North Da-| lines, winding their way from’ lake ect begi to show the drift to foothills,from prairie to mountain | ® ae eastern states from the farm) top are fast disappearing. All too to the city. For’ the school year soon do we forget the deep paths |ending in 1921, North Dakota had an! cat ty the two-wheeled Indian cart, | enrollment. of 74,656 in its one-room | or deep scarred by the draging end school houses. For the year ending | of his tent poles as tne cayuse, pinto |in 1922 the number was 74,468. For pony, shag nappe, or broncho toiled {the same years the enrollment in the patiently with the'r load of tents, | open country, graded schools was 9,- food and human freight. 764 and 9,541, respectively. In. the; The plow has taken its toll as the | meantime the, city schools showed unfeeling landowner has seeded and! an enrollment, of 84,748 in 1921 and harvested his crops, or wire fenced | 87,626 in 1922, or a loss of almost |. the land for protection against bands | 4C0 in the schools distinctively rural of ¢attle or bunches of grazingjand a gain of almost 3,000 in the! sheep. schools, distinctively urban. | In the older settled states the! The number of students complet-j marking of the Ind:an trails has |ing the eighth grade also bears out” been revived, The romance of the | the conclusion’ that there is a. shift Jong road, looking much like a thin |in student population. In 1921, 3,115 black thread stretching off into the | completed the eighth grade work in distance is how a subject of deep | the ‘one-room schools. This, year: the interest to those anxious to perpetu- |‘nymber ‘has fallen to 2,841 in 1921,| ate the history and retain the tradi- | 613 youngsters got their certificates | tons gf the orig’nal American, the | 9g. eighth grade work from the open:! Indian. lcountry graded schools. This year W. T. Jefferson, Passadena, Calif. /the number was 530. For the cities traveler and author has aroused |504 "towne for the same year the much interest in his state, to the) numbers were 4,564 to 4,040, a loss | end that several of the old Indian J : ee sit eettornia are being boate- | % 800. 8.the eountry being’ answered ' varded and properly marked that as one motors along pleasant drives he may be rem'nded of the red man’s plodding pony and his slow treck over the Sierras.. An ancient Indian trail leading from the grass ladened forests of the Sierra-Medra mountains to the shores of the Pacific has been wid- ened, boulevarded, and _ especially marked, Where the growing ety of {8419 Third St. Phone 4263 Glendale, Cal'f. now stands was the CASH AND CARRY favorite camping. ground of the first | inhabitants. Instead of the tepee of 60 years ago pretty homes are aris- ing, and the spot where the red man’s signal fires flashed information of weal or woe to other members of his tribe, electric lights developed ; from the power of mountain | e streams show the way to happy/f We have a full line. of homes and prosperous communities. || Best Quality Groceries. In our own _ State there are! Candies, Nuts, Fruits, To- many Indian trails much as they baccos, etc a were before the march of civilzation | *, set in. Let us keep them as they j a av | e also will have. if Ice Cream, Eskimo Pies. Try us and Save Money. Bismarck Quality Must Reduce Our Stock, and ‘so we will sell at an exceptional, low price. Banker’s Friends Elated “Twelve years ago I became af- flicted with stomach trouble which stead'ly became worse. I. fre- quently became prostrated with cclic attacks and bloating, My doc- | tors wanted to operate. for gall stones. I wished to avoid an ope: tion and on advice of a friend tried Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy with ex- celent results, as since tak’ng it about two years ago my trouble has ent'rely disappeared.” It removes the catarrhal mucous from the in- testinal tract, and allays the infla- mation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail- ments, including appendicit’s. One |e dose will convince or money refun- ted at any druggist. || HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. ‘Try.It At Our Risk, Satisafction Guaranteed. | GET THE HABIT Of Sending Your Hides and Furs To Us For The Best Tanning; save money by having YOUR OWN hides and furs made into useful articles, such as robes, coats, fur sets, chokers, rugs, mittens, gloves, caps, buckskin, oak harness, lace and sole leath- er. We also do taxidermy and repair work. We are always in the market for raw hides, furs, and junk. Write for free price lists and tags. THE BISMARCK HIDE & FUR CO. Bismarck, N. D, Deb by a gain of 400 in the towns and [cities for the 1922 statistics, a The gains of the city over the he rural districts has been at the ex- |rense of the older pupils, or those { have advanced to high school j attainments. | showed 152,365 in the first eight ‘grades, This year the enrollment in ithe first eight grades has droppea to 150,199 but the loss has been al- | most equal, or one thousand each |for the city and the rural children, {In 1921 the number residing in towns j was 49,545, while 48,558 responded THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | present year. In 1921 the statistics ORANGES Remember those Wagners at per box... A real bargain. SWEET POTATOES CRANBERRIES, MINCE MEAT Quart Bottles, each Virgina Dare Wine, pint 25c; quart. .50c New Year’s Dinner Prepare today as we will be closed all day New Years. HEAD LETTUCE CAULIFLOWER GRAPEFRUIT Apples 4 “Richelieu” “ Assorted fruits for Salad. ‘ob. Corn 6} Peas,. Wax Beans and Green Beans.: Asparagus Tips. Cider Special Coffee “The Drink of Drinks” Prim-o-ro-sa,; per pound............. Richeliéu, per’pound..... ope epee: so Black Walnuts, Hickory Nuts, extra fine. 2 pounds for : :.25¢ ~ to the urban roll ‘call ‘this year; | minutes time transpirin; The 1921 rural figsres stood at 102,;/departure of two federal {prohibi- 620 in opposition to 101,641 for the\ tion agents and the arrival of a SEEK SLAYER OF DULUTH M AN | Wounded early Wednesday night by Duluth, Dec: 29.—How a; gurr' man could have entered the down-; town confectionery of Henry. S.; Cchen, shot the proprietor to death | and escaped without leaving any) trace in the approximately four! LOGAN'S “We Thank You” CARROTS EMPEROR GRAPE PUMPKIN All phones 211... see 3 ‘ Last delivery, Saturday, 4:30. Other week days, 4:00. Large can Hawaiian Pine Per can oS 0083.6. 0463 ME ee dias sie cto ee’ Large can Tomatoes. BE BEB BISMARCK SWEET CREAM.. Close 8 P. M. Richholt’s Cash ss: Carry | [Ram] Grocery [7m 2 Tisrer] NEW YEAR SPECIALS Farm made Sausage. Per pound ’..........ececeeees EUR NS ic Large can California Peaches, 30c value. Per can, 27c. .3 cans. : | Fancy canned Strawberries, Blackberries, Red Rasp- berries, Loganberries, regular value 40c. Per can, 35c. -8.cans for.............. f ‘ Evergreen, Corn, regular value 15c,, 2 cans, 25c. 9cans.............04. ee Electric Spark Soap. ie 22 bara fos tees Pe eerie anne We will have a fancy lot of Chickens and Geese at right prices. Bid; C arsrut sevection oF WHEAT L aporatory ANALYSIS ‘DAILY: I NTELLIGENCE IN MILLING |” Mave IN NORTH DAKOTA A Fiour ror THOSE WHO CARE X Mas AND ALL THE YEAR GIFT MADE BY Russell-Miller Milling Co. __..NORTH DAKOTA 1B ard St. apple, 45c seller. BUTTERMILK IN AFTERNOON. LL TET EF between found the telephone dangling by the box. He told \customer was the object of inten- sive study by police detectives to- day. = ' ‘Cohen was found mortally the signal, that the receiver in ar Q. s. s. 802 Main St. Phone $4. Everything available in Vegetables and Sunday and New Year’s needs. : Don’t forget to order Chase & Sanborn | Seal Brand Coffee ; 'f to give your meal that lasting delicious if flavor that remains long,after the bal- ance of the meal is forgotten. Our store will be close Monday — “New Year’s Day.” NEVER FAILS FLOUR _ ‘Makes Good Bread Milled hy Richardton Milling Co. Local Manager, E. G. Anderson Phone 1041 BUR RIEAS A evel DOHN’S Sanitary and Exclusive Meat Market ‘Phones 176 and 177. We know our customers want only fresh dressed poultry. We do not ‘sell frozen or storage stock. Because of present weather conditions, ‘we dress poultry to ordervonly, and ask our customers to place their orders for SUNDAY and MONDAY early. We have a fancy lot of live Ducks, Geese, Chickens, Turkeys, and sell at the lowest possible prices for high class fowl. BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, - . YOUNG SPRING PORK is here aplenty, and of the finest-quality. We are anxious ‘to supply ‘customers with the very best. favor by ordering early. sein i “Who Is Your Milk Man?” SATURDAY SPECIALS Fancy Butter, pound..'..... Seaaanel set 50c Guaranteed Whipping Cream, quart..55¢ Pure Ice Cream. Ice Cold Buttermilk. | Be sure and phone your orders early’ | that our deliveryman can stop at yaur door. BISMARCK.NLD. PHONE No. 880 206FiFTH ST. Fruits, can be found at our store for your You will confer a: MopERN DairyYComPANy: Re FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1922 the|shot through the. heart, was able from the proprietor, were being police he almost immediately sig-|to reach the phone then collapsed.| questioned further today. Buck nalled the operator. The operator timed thig signal at 7:52 p. m., two| Victor Johnson who informed. po-| volver. Cohen was shct with a minutes after the board registered | lice yesterday that they left Co-!.38. ’ Federal agents Frank Buck and|said he carried a 2.2 caliber re- 0. ==———— A Specially Fine Supply of the Finest BEEF, PORK, MUTTON POULTRY, SAUSAGE, BACON for your Sunday and Monday Meals. We close all day Monday. Central Meat Market 114 5th St. Phone 143 E.A. BROWN “QUALITY GROCER.” Where Quality Counts. Cauliflower, ‘Head Lettuce, Celery, Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Jersey Sweet Potatoes. Heinz Plum Pudding, Heinz Fig Pudding. Home Brand Pumpkin. Old Time Mixed Candy, 8 pounds for.................. >.50c Soft Shell Almonds. Special, 3 pounds for............ 75c Large Washed Brazils. Special, 3: pounds for............ 55c One pound package, Fancy Layer Raisins............ 30c Jumble Pack Apples. Special, per box.............. $1.25 Coffee! Coffee!! Ferndell Brand, special.per pound. .50c¢ Empress Brand, special per pound: .55¢ Home Brand, special per pound... .50¢ Extra Fancy Peaberry Coffee, per pound ........ Seattle sot 35c Morning Brew Coffee, per pound. ..40¢ Cheese! Cheese!! ra York Cream Cheese, the nippy kind. ‘New York Limburger. Imported Roque- ¢ fort, Kraft, Swiss. . - PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM. SMITH’ OUR WISHES A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR FOR EVERYBODY. Yours for Service. J.B. Smith, Grocer Phone 371 204 Fifth Street. Melinda Bulk Coffee, per pound... .30c¢ fL C. H. Oppel, a customer. Oppel hen’s store was down. Police be-| hen’s store at 7:45 p. m,, after theyy receiver | lieved Cohen, after receiving the, had purchased a pint of moonshine w od