The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1923, Page 3

\ He has no knowledge of the wen MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1923 ; ~ NEWDIRECTOR time “of other institutional needs.| Randlett particularly devotes her- that further efforts will be thade]} Larson. has been granted, and therefore no ¢ | self to “The Woman on the Farm.” through diplomatic exchanges to in-| The speaker at the Grand Council] officers have been elected at Firgo,| beite tried in the Corcoran case, h¢ phe ctelibees ae, Seecrolliog thond| Dre J.B. Hollenbeck ts conducting fluence the United States but most] tonight will be Mr. J. E. Taylor. .| Mr. Ambrose stated, id, calling them impostors, trading on appropriations on the| the meetings on live stock in con- of |the opinion takes Mr. Baldwin's Comrades basis of local desires will be obvia-| nection with the institutes. He left Southampton statement at the face} The took to the outdoors Satur- ted, and the fear on the other that| this morning and expects to be gone value and does not build serigusly|day in perferance to gymnasium # M4 higher appropriations may result| for the neat three weeks. upon such efforts, work. TONIGHT and _ TUESDAY The scheduled basket ball games for Thursday night are: | Wanner vs Klein and Strauss vs a ay al | Bismarck Boys Sper, oot The ‘speaker for Thursday night “Let us>give books to children] will be Mr. J. E. Taylor. Comrades that they may roam, far and wide] are asked to be at the High School in the land of wonder. Each book] at 7:15 sharp. is a talisman which will open up to them strange countries, where dtm heroes of legend live again, vital and inspiring; where they shall chance upon fairies, the most be- guiling companions for mortals; generally together with an unrbal- anced budget. KLAN WILL FIGHT OUSTER To Make Test Case of Chicago Bismarck Hospital. Miss Agnes Nelson of Lehr, Henry 'Seilinger of Wing, Charles Gustaf. son ofsWashburn, P. A, Peterson cf the city, Master Clifton Fowler of the city, Leonard H. Upham of Shields, Miss Emma Lippert of Ash- ley, and Albert Carlin of Minot, have entered the Bismarck hospital for treatment: Henry Koenig of Under- wood, Bert Hoel of Douglas, Peter L. Peterson ef Van Hook, A. W. Meid- CAPITOL GIVEN PRAISE ee Allyne Bradley Presented with Watch by Aurora, Il. Chamber of Commerce “Ft Sieze 30 Gallons ~ Of Grain Alcohol Alyne F. Bradley, who has resign- ed his position. of assistant secre- tary of the Aurora, Illinois Cham- 7 : Minot, Jan. 29.—Authoritiés today ber of Commerce’ to:aceept. the’ posi- / Fireman \\ [inger of Ashley, Otto Bader of where they shall learn to know the | wore searching for further clues 1 tion, of secretary of the Bismarck Wishok, Wille 2 ue vedanta, “s- stars, so that the dark dome. of| connection with the seizure early to- Association of , Commerce, togetacr ear Carlson of Mandan, and Mrs night is forever friendly. In books day at the Great Northern depot of Chicago, Jan, 29—Imperial officers | Matilda Gustafson of@Washburn, have of the invisible empire, knights of} been discharged from the hospital. the Ku Klux Klan, after publicly ap- ~ pearing here for the asserted pur- St. Alexius Hospital pose of defending their Chicago Peter Fetter of Zap, Mrs. with Harrison’ A. Bliss, managing seerctary of the Aurora Chamber, + were honored’ at & farewell party given in Aufora, according to a let- ter receivpd from the manager of they shall find familiar tales of the world in which they live, its plants, its animals, its human beings and their — miraculous achievements. Through the magic guidance of the 30 gallons of alcohol, valued at $1,500 which was shipped to that city un- labelled as to recipients, Mrs. r embers and issui » Lare rs. Henry . i i i) ri ; »|, Special for Monday and : ra chamber, by W. H¢ Webb,|members and issuing a statement | Joe Lareau of Mandan, Mrs. Henry| | Dr. Alfonso Quinones Molina will) | TCH" Ju tney hall’ know the| _ Special A y veeane rae the Blamarck Associa’ |that hereafterthe Klan would-defend| Dderr of the city, Miss Lena Litt of | be inaugurated March 1 " etal delights both of imagination and | Tuesday. Electric Massage, tion of Commerce. itself from attaeks, gave newspaper|the city, Sara Psilolihnos of the| of soe gee eeont one nN the most | reality, and they will dream and 50c. Marinello Shop. Phone With it was enclosed ‘a clipping| reporters a practical demonstration | city, Miss Josephine Clausen of| Prosperous of Latin-American na; build with new strength and wis-| 9g from the Aurora Beacon wnich con-| of she word “invisible” in the organ- he Sing and ai. Wie of | tions. dom.” Margaret ae ‘ Sa oi tained photographs of Mr. liss and| iaztion’s appellation. he city have entered the St. Alexius - Young Comers (Boys ten to twelve alia Mr. Baileys anata avian ac-| Hi Wesley Evans, imperial wiz- Hie ! fo valley Walaa vers of age). Ware . NOT KLANSMEN, ; c D ¢ farewell. ; Edward Young Clarke, imperial | itsch o: ebron, Mrs. Ralph Kau ‘im ‘oleman’s i ats) an “he Nusdeat Assam Laster | tea Asta, Tania bee | ma of seen’ Ped Renters ee | GABINET WILL (che. oc | SAYS AMBROSE men were present at the farewell} and Paul ¥. Theridge, imperial kon-| burn, Paul Graf of New Salem, Mrs: and failed to break the which oc-] —— party. Jules J. Rubens, of Aurora] sel, arrived yesterday, went to a ho- Philip Hafner of Beulah, Mrs. G , a curred last Saturday therefore the Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 29.— Theaters Company, presided at the| tel, met newspaper men in an inter-|F. Colby of Fort Rice, G. B. Harris Championsaip Honors will be divid- | There are no Ku Klux Klan mem- eeting «nd Avvratey Feed Sheerer| view und then disappeared. of the city, Mrs. Nick Zauner of ed. Next Saturday new teams will] bers at Casselton, N. D., and hence toastmaster. The program con- The four klap, officials arrived here Mott, William Keller of Dedge, M. be selected. no chapter nor secretary at that sisted of songs and extemporaneous addresses, -Mr. Bradley was presented with a prepared, they said, to. challenge press reports that the city council had requested the resignations of all S, Lang of Mandan, Miss Eva Irvine of Lintog, Mrs. !Cegili; of Mandan, and Baby Sh auer OF REFUNDING PIONEERS (Boys twelve to four- teen years of age). In Saturday’s League Basket Ball point, according to Rev. F. Halsey Ambrose in a statement made heré Saturday. Rode- wald of Carson have been d f ed from the hospital. games the Ernie Benserites defeat- ed the Zeph Hollenbeckets three to handsome gold watch in recognitioa| city employes holding membership in There are a number of Klan of ‘his “untiring efforts in building | the flan. the hospital, Popaitr’ Hope That ‘Tenins| 22,°° 22Ph Hotlenbeciet members at Fargo, but no charter * up’ the merchants division of the} ‘Ore city employe, a fireman, was A 1 Clean-Up Week of Captain Al Watkins and his Hard CS Clancy d Aurora Chamber. : temporarily suspended and others} /4Mnual ean-Up Week of Will be Mitigated in Re- Boiled “Quintet Wewea BIN Ursenle Y In presenting the gift to Mr ltransferred recently as the result of | uncalled for and glightly. worn 8 Bradley, Mr. Shearer read a letter] | ion of klan memberships] men’s and adi garments, gard to War Debt crew up to the tune of four to noth- 2 Th e H EADLESS H Py Mgt Fe uae Mia Ce Henin Fe. priced so low that they'll : The League standing is as fol- gat iy aTdapeed trom follows: - SaprerIay move quick. Klein—tailor| London, Jan. It is under-| lows: WASHINGTON IRVING Dear’ Mr Bradley: FARGO COMMERCE | ana cleaners es whe cabinet will meet tomer: W atkins won three and lost none. bstlot ic : free row to hear and discuss $ v ollenbeck won one and lost two. 5 ‘ ASBOHUL CHEE Re Ho CLUB ORGANIZES Fs Toner. eae Baldwin's report on his financial] Larson won one and lost two. Break it with fi - eee AaRtHeRe THE” aeyaiantd. caieitén WITNESS WHO mission to America. The division] Henser won one and lost two. DrKINGS SLE? OLLOW? of the Aurora Chamber of Com-| Fargo, N, D., Jan. 29.—With the of opjnion generally attributed to} Next Saturday Watkins will meet DI iv ST tivltl a merce, and of the rare ability with| expansion drive completed, ‘Offic- the cabinet members on the ques-| Benser and Hollenbeck wil! play NEW DISCOVERY which you have co-ordinated thé] ials of the Fargo Commercial club, IGNORED PROBERS tion of accepting America’s: debt — the family cough syrup 5 many different lines of merchandis-| working under the direction of terms is not confirmed by any Rage 4 ned L ing ‘in our city, we extend to you| Courtland Yount, of the American isterial ement. The popular as Ichabod Crane, | ; our hearty thanks and best wishes.”|City bureau, began preparations hope that terms may yet be miti- Mr. Bliss, in a letter to Mr. Webb,|for the installation work which gated is based upon the assumption said regarding Mr. Bradle “If sincerity of purpose and loy- alty to those with whom he is as- ciated, will be of assistance to r. Bradley in helping him to suc- ceed as manager of your new or- gunizaton, you need have no fear ef h ing made a wrong selection.” EXTRADITION IS REFUSED Governor R.A. Nestos was very siecided in his refusal Saturday to issue extradition papers on C. J. Beiseker, wanted in Montana for al- leged irregularities in his work as cashier in the Sheridan County State Bank of Plentywood, “It looks like a vicious proceed- ing” the governor remarked. He added that if the matter had come before him as governor of Montana he would not have signed a request for BeiseKer extradition. iseker who has been at Minot den since his return from Montana is already under $20,000 bond to return to Montana, Jan. 31, to face trial on two chargesyaccord- ing to Francis Murphy, Minot attor- ney, representing him. One charge is on making false statememt to a bank examiner and another on re- ceiving deposits in an insolvent bank. The charge on which extradition was asked was another false state- ment charge. _The complaint was sworn to by a farmer who was not a depositor in the bank, according to Mr, Murphy. r AFFIDAVIT OF PREJUDICE FILED M. A. Hildreth of Fargo, U.S. district attorney for North Dakota, has filed an affidavit of prejudice against District Judge A. T. Cole of Fafgo in thé supreme court. According to the affidavit Mr. Hildreth was acting for himself and other stockholders of ‘the Scandi- navian American, suing former of- ficialg and-®rectors of the defunct institution for $640,000 damages, alleging breach of duty and fezsance in office. In pleading that, the supreme court assign the case to another court than Judge Cole’s, the affi- davit sets forth that the action is not: one caltulated to delay proceed- ings but issin good faith and on the belief that it.would be impossible to secure a fair trial before the Fargo judge. Trial is set for Febru- ary 6 in Cass county district court will take up the greater part of the next four weeks. The first of the group meetings will be~held next week, it wag an- nounced. The members signed up during the drive this week will be called in by groups, for the pur- pose of discussing and developing a program. As soon as ‘the pro- gram is detemined upon, the com- mittees will be organized, i Members will be assigned to committees for which they have a special. adaptability, thus giving the cltfb an efficient working force at all itmes. A members’ forum also will be organized. —________..____¢ | . CITY NEWS _ | __——_______—__- Baby Girl. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cornish are the Monroe, La., Jan. Teegerstrom, who disappeared from the bunk house of the Southern Carbon Company near Bastrop the night of Dee. 29 in connection with the open hearing into “the hooded activities” in Morehouse parish ap peared on the streets of Monroe at noon and declared to all of nis acquaintances that he was “back to stay.” He will be arrested immediately as a material witness in connection with the kidnaping of Watt Daniel and Richards, wa tated in the of- fice of Attorney General Coco, ».—Haroli Too Late, TO CLASSIFY ey 1 for general house- B. V, Lahr, 15 Ave. B. \ 1-29-3t FOR RENT—Very nicely furnished parents of un “infant daughter Fri- day at the Bismarck hospital. Visiting Dapghter. S. Johnson of Minneapolis, siting with her daughter, . Cornish, who is the mother of an infant daughter. : i Mrs. Parents of Son, / The birth of a baby boy is an- nounced by Mr. and Mrs. Anton Bar- tole of 301 South Thirteenth street. He |was born yesterday. Announce Birth ‘Mr. and Mrs. Francis Halloran of the city announce the birth of a baby daughter born at the St. Alexi- us hospital this morning. Conduct Farmers Institutes Mrs. Gordon W. Randlett, of Far- go, conductor of Farmers’ Institute corps No. 1 left this morning to take charge of meetings in Foster coun ty. It is reported that the wome® are attending ‘the institutes better this year than ever before, due ap- parently, to the fact that a woman has charge of institute work. Mrs. DONOHUE PUTS 20 LBS. IN 'WEIG. + : Says Tanlac’ Ended Indiges- tion That Had Him So Weak and Dizzy He Was Afraid To Work. —._ “I have gained twenty pounds-by modern apartment, 807 4th St. . 1-29-3t FOR RENT n light house- keeping rooms, 722 5th St, Phone 485R, 1-29-3t HAVE attractive offer to married couple desiring comfortable living quarters. Write Box 235, City. .Y a FOR RENT--Furnished room in mo- dern house, Close in, 218 2nd St. Phone 832R, ‘ 1-29-1w BOR RENT—Strictly modern sleep- ing rooms at 300 9th St. Phone 3775, i 1gudw FOR RENT—Itoom in modern house close in. Phone 634R, , 1-29-3t ———————— MOTHER! MOVE CHILD'S BOWELS “California Fig Syrup” is Child’s Best Laxative = Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of “California Fig Syrup” now will thor- oughly clean'the littl@bowels and in a few hours you have'a well, playful child-ngain. Even if cross, feverish, bilious, constipated or full of cold, children love its “fruity” taste, and mothers ‘can rest easy because it never fails to work all the souring foodand nasty bile right out of the stomacn and bowels without griping or upsetting the child. Tell your druggist you want cnly the genuine “California Fig Syrup” which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle, Mother, you must say “California.” Refuse any imitation, TONIGHT MONDAY and TUESDAY ‘ ALICE BRADY in “ANNA DRS. BOLTON & BOLTON OSTEOPATHS All acute and chronic diseases successfully treated without drugs, 119% 4th St. Telephone 240 GREAT REDUCTION IN ORCHESTRA DANCE MUSIC. age. The McKenzie Orchestra ‘announces a one-half rate for their 5 piece orchestra, $5.00 per hour. When play- ing out of town hotel and traveling expenses extra. Write, Wire or Phone for service. Also Two Reel Comedy: “THE FIRE CHIEF” Dan Mason in SUUTHIVIUUUAUOUUONUUUUGUAUEEEAEAUAAAY e Free Motion-Picture and Illustrated Lecture Through the magic of the motion - picture camera you are enabled to see the wonderful Pacific Northwest in all its scenic glory. , Through lecture-slides you see actual scenes of Puget Sound farmers at work; see the berry- fields and poultry-ranches of the most-talked-of district in North America; every phase of agri- cultural activity— admission prices, of How Money is Made In Poultry and Berry Raising - In the Puget Sound District of Western Washington WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Return engagement at our regular “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” HUAN UAAU ATTA UTA 199 the affidavit anys. aga__| taking Tanlse and my friende tell me ASCEN. DS =: Through the words of the'lecturer, whose clear sik e TEiife Planees Fanmee ~The affidavit is brought py “Ing-| they h; is fas 5 : ss and _ trail- le val Jolinson, 0. M. Hatlig canton Soe (aR EA LO righ “Anna Ascends” is not a “|= and concise account of conditions as they were Washington, who tells the story F pahlen, Mr. Hildreth, and Amund | tribute paid the medicine by Timothy story of, the “alr, “nor: does fis fifty years ago, and they are today you are en- of the fastest-growing region in Nelson, stockholders “suing in be-| Honohoue, a wellknown peintéy, liv. Anna go up like “Little Eva = i 2 ‘ ae . * y | half of ‘themselves and all others| ing at 87 Bact Arch St ee Pant in “Uncle Tom's Cabin.” [j|z= abled to visualize this wonderland as it really is, the United States. + who may come in and contribute to] winn, oe i Ann& does do some rising = ‘ the expenses of this action and de- “Indigestion had ‘steam-rollered’ though. Dark eyes and am- = sire to be made parties thereto.” The persons charged with breach of duty as directors+and officials of the bank are: H. Hi Aaker, H. L. Bolley, Lars Christianson, G Eggen, H. J. Hagen, J.,H.\ Halmer, Emil J, Headland, the Scandinavian American Bank and 0. L. Engen, re- ceiver of the, bank, Administration Program Bills to Drop in Hoppers / <Continued from Page One) that this was the method provided by law. : Thi Ye until I was so rundown, nervous, bition are first aids ‘to. ro- weak and dizzy that I wasn’t worth mance antl adventure. a nickel so far as work was’ concern- . ed. My back was so weak is ‘nearly ‘ Also killed’ me to lift a bucket of paint, < and my head so dizzy I dreadéd to PATHE NEWS risk myself on a ladder gr scaffold, and At night I would toss, pitch and || flounder like a boat in a storm. “Well, I'll never-forget—I wish I could—how miserable I felt before 1) got hold of Tanlac. But I am in such good trim now that I don’t have to ask odds of any man wheff it comer to ‘work; and when. it. comes to ea:- ing time I’m right there with the ap. petite of- a eaibey jack.’ TI sleep fine and-couldn’t feel better if I want- ed:to. Tarflac has just the same as made me over.” 2 Tanlac is for sale by all, good drug- gists." Over 35-million bottl old. - Authentic! | Educational! You'll go away from it feeling that you have the scenes described! If you cannot possibly attend th 203, New York Block, Seattle, and ature and information. - Fialto Theatre, Bismarck, Thurs, Night, Feb. 1, 8 o'dock, Entertaining! been actually transported to lecture, write Burke & Farrar, Inc., Suite . hey will be pleased to supply you with liter- Mermaid Comedy “LOOK OUT BELOW” WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY , The World's Most Read Classic Novel ‘LORNA DOONE” Madge Bellamy, John Bowers, Frank Keenam SO MN OL ituation, may result’ in “ap- of marty of the: institutional and “departmental — appropriations ¥. without consideration at’ the same BISMARCK BUSINESS COLLEGE a | BASKET BALL BISMARCK HIGH SCHOOL ). “ , ars aw ea : HIGHLANDERS. - : TOMORROW:NIGHT 7:30. WOODWORTH - VS.