The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 21, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO _*__”___ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE eee “Skin Deep,” was shown at the El- dents in Chicago and fourteen tinge yesterday and is the attraction dle western cities during the fir ty] (] E and tomorrow, Wedne of Januagy. hursday, go has a population of 2,- | it is a melodrama packed 701,705 according to the 1920 cen- SHARP GAINS the artistry of its presentation saves reporting have a combined popula- full thrills and tense situations sus, and the other fourteen cities |*“Skin Deep” hing smacking, tion of 4,1 at, of cheap sensationalism Yet Chicago motorists killed an The story hangs on the unusual even forty pedestrians in 24 days, peg of n complete change in the id while the auto drivers in the other tity of t principal character, a fourteen cities: combined claimed 34 crooks | Victims. nation ‘Approximately a half dozen mo- \ follow. torists were killed in automobile accidents in the Chicago territory during that period, however, while in the other citics, where dense | population and in some cases less ri- gidly enforced speeding laws make for fast going, fourteen motorists met death in accidents. Reports from cities of virtually the same size indicate that local conditions may have an important bearing on auto fatalities. St. Paul, Minn., did not h a single motor- ist or pedestrian killed during the 24 days. Louisville, with a popu- lation less than 200 larger than St. Paul, according to the 1920 census reported four pedestrians killed. | Oklahoma City, among the cities 2 between 70,000 and 190,000 popu- , jon, led all the rest with six mo- Chairman of Board Says Com- svered During vy plastic surg oe 1 wets ing the injury of the crcok in an Past Year airplans aceident while he is trying to escape from prison <r His wife and another gangster had 12 Marked | “raiircaded” him to prison. The big e y5lume of new in the picture comes when he and production) yeturns to old haunts with his during the latter halt of} new identity and sits with his wife year in the twenty-first annual] and her new husband and hears them report of the Uni ates Steel! planning to double-cross him witi- Corporagion, ng operations] out their suspecting who he is. n 1922, whict s made public to How this revelation leads Him to “clean up” th nd take the The report shows total earnings, | straight ri the rest of after deducting all expenses inci-|the theme for this fascinating story. dent to operation and maintenance z = aan and a reserve for federal income CAPITOL, 3 Of $109, 8.916, an increase of Rex Ingram, whose $1,000,000 pro 638 over 1921, After deduct-|duction of “The Prisoner of Zenda’ vis USM Co) WSR ECR alate ‘apitol theater tonight be-' torists killed, and also reported the and depreciation of subsidiary | lon tically tive fam-| Geath of one pedestrian. Wichita, \ mpanies, net income was reveal-] ily i sister is Nina Wilcox! Kansas, in the same c ited NEA as $58,840,801, compared with contributions to The | second with three motorist killed, | Q@akalial the previous year. ng Post have made) but no pedestrians. her well ku Mr. Ingram’s pro: St, Louis, in the three-quarter of Vee ‘te Ge ca ae Prisoner of Zenda” 4 million population class, led the ; 1, 1922, clusive | was made for Metro, The photoplay | fourteen cities in pedestrian killed, of profits earned by sudsibiary]is founded on Anthony Hope's novel.| reporting ine. Cleveland, in the | npanies on inter-company sales; Edward Rose dramat . Previous| same class, reported five. Each | ~~~ Heavy penalties have been inflicted vided profits on hand Decembe 922, of 99,139,414, e@ i of products on hand in jnventories| Ingram successes o en were | had one motorist killed. ut that date. y : “The Four Horsemen of the Apoc-| The reported of the fourteen cities } Better, Says Gary lypse,” “The Conquering Power"! show: Commenting on the report in aland “Turn to the Right Sug tement to stockholders, Elbert ented Ley Gary, chairman of the board eS {that the industry in the United PEDESTRIANS ee tates in 1922 showed a substantial] me Pg ecovery from the unusually low| a | yume of 1921, both in respect of City Population Killed | ew business offered and product- St. Louis ......../. 772897 9 1] n output | Cleveland aie . 796,841 5 1) Milwaukee .... 457,147 401 -—— P Louisville 891 4 0! AT THE MOVIES | {Kansas City 24,410, 1 | | Minneapolis 582 0 | Columbus » 237,031 1 THE ELTING Chiengo, March 21,—Pedestrians | Indianapolis ....... 314191 10 Contrasting the wholesom love of| are better dodgers in smaller cities | Oklahoma City .... 91297 1 6 charming girl with the double-deal-| than in Chicago, but autoists are | Green Bay 31,017 1 0 nd coldblooded -betrayal of a sel-| more dangerous to themselves when | Saint Paul... 1698 0 0) & ish woman of the underworld,| the communities are not so large,, Omaha y........... 191,601 0 0 Thomas H, Ince's special production,! judging from reports of motor acei- | Wichita... ...... T2217 0 3 Jeffereson 14,491 0 0 SoS | Totals ‘ 3414 only the NY ANTIMASK BILL | Aristocratof | PASSES HOUSE Canal Zone and reduced d the wearing of masks except at en-| Unifomed figure at left i tertainments and to prohibit. the meeting of masked persons in the open was passed by the house lac} CUTS WHISKERS to 2. The measure was ean) called the anti-Ku Klux ! AS McCUMBER ATA aig, ce musth ol Tag eae | QUITS SENATE tative W. J. Darby, chairman of th temperance committee, made a spe-| La Moure cial order for Wednesday morning | Mattson, pioneer down the ‘valley of the committee's bill providing for |farmer, has shorn off his chin whis- more stringent enforcement of the |kers—and thereb gs a tale. Dur- > could give the p ; this prune pie state’s prohibition act. The bill, jing the politic npaign of six —_— e among other things, would make the |years ago Mr. Mattson solemnly as- A et ne purchaser of liquor equally guilty |serted, in the presence of witnes And there is only one aristocrat in the \with the seller and would authorize |that if Porter J. McCumber were re- prune realm, and that is King’s. arrests on suspicion with privilege |elected to the United States » : of fili complaints later. jhe (Mattson) would let his whiskers 7 a 34 a Ny Meat s For in King’s alone are the full natural May’ Atteod Relighons School, |rrow until. the said McCumber. was Wednesday and Saturday) ing. Call Capital Laundry, flavor and t! ined: The house passed, 98 to 5, the sen- |retired from office. What happencd €Venings. Co. Phone 684. le g ess retained; t ate bill providing that children may only the water has been removed. be excused from school for three hours aAveck to_receive religious in- |son’s s grew. ° : Dehydrated struction. leampaign of 1922. MeCumber was PRUNES cee defeated. On Mar. 4 Mr. McCumber HOTEL LANDMARK went out of office. On the Mond [following Mr. Mattson hurried t Se eie aeeaes pe pee {following Me, Mattson hurried to f sought a ba shop and de-, so clean they need not even be rinsed. You'll that his whiskers be shaved relish the “aristocrat” of prunes in the hundred- and-one tasty ways of serving this delicious fruit. G WAY FOR ae te a r TE RE Sedalia Ra NEW NICOLLET per ton delivered. The ache = - ter Transfer Co. one 62. history. McCumber was elected in! King's Products mean constant variety. ad riety. Minneapolis, Minn., March — 21. Healthful variety for afl meals is possible with King's Pioneer: 60’: e et Sa Peaches, Apricots Loganberries, ‘Auplen, Soinach, Sitite Bipteers: ots Ee tue trom theca BOSS ARRESTED \ jess Beans, Blended Soup Vegetables, Pumpkin Floar— and northwest who remember the Gian) Forks, N. Dy March 21---| . first hotel that was built across the in| handy, emi tary cartons. river ffom the town of St, Anthony, Ord. Spat y an | FLO TE rOOSEs Bon art at Oe : ! gabe pices Poo at ity tture. The Nieotlet ho. IN BRIDAL FINERY , KING'S FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY tel, this city’s first hostelry, is to 2 Originators of Practical Dehydration be razed to make way for the new | PORTLAND, OREGON, Nicollet, a $3,500,000 building. | Woven into the industrial growth, | social welfare and genera] expansion | of Minneapolis, the Nicollet hotel | f in the early dgys was the stopping place of leaders in the northwest and the nation, In its, now antiquat- | ed rooms there have slept Presidents | Cleveland, McKinley and. Roosevelt. ; Genraj William T. Skerman and Gen- |@al John A. Logan,.as well as a number of. other nationally known | figures who have since pased away, | @ | were listed on the hotel’s register. gs Built in 1858, The Nicollet pros- pered axter ferry boats and a sus- P é$ pension bridge made. St. Anthony Walter Higginbotham, formerly boss ! accessible to thé other side of the | Mississippi, and the new town (Minn- | | eapolis) arose from the small stores | d and bridge square next to the river. | Won er ful | It was built at an original cost of | $30,000 by two Boston men. As the | tingly taste— town grew, additions were built un- | | til the hotel reached its present , it’s bully! [OP eae ‘NEAT FUND NETTED. ‘ “No fancy wrapper— | The benefit Bae ethayy game play- | j : ” ed at the high school last night n just good gum! ted $84 for the furid from which ex- | \penses of the high school represen- \tatives in the declamatory and mu- | sical contest at Jamestown. will be | paid, “The girls’ team played a team ‘of boys dressed us girls. The score | . | was announced as 21 to 19 with the | | ds winners. i bas > VICTROLAS sum Soki on easy payments. Hoskins - Meyer _ 2 This is the way Lady Bowes- Lycn will appear to the Duke of York on his wedding morn next month when she becomes the bride of the second son of King George { and Queen Mary, aiding the resistance of natives to, the i by arrow) of Oberhausen receiving a three-year ; a To honor the late Brigadier General Wiliam pher Assembly e to a minimum, the Republic of E es to be known as the Gorgas Memorial Institute ¢ St. Paul, March, 21.—Representa-| cine. Picture shows the corner stone being la tive Myrtle Cain’s bill to prohibit|in his hagd. With him is Dr. FrankIn H. Me ic A. R. Lamb, American, chief of the national police departme: first degree murden ued in Dixie count, 3 the | yosult of the dea f of Munich, N irch 22M, G, Confined und og offense, a telegram r from tie county attorn Higginbotham is alleged to ha whipped Tabert shortly before th latter's death, He had not yet been avrested the telegram stated. 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Thin flakes, partly cooked: The difference is this: In Quick Quaker the oats are cut before flaking. They are rolled very thin and are partly cooked. So the flakes are smaller and thinner—that is all. And those small, thin flakes, cook quickly. That same super-flavor All Quaker Oats are flaked frbm the finest grains only— just, the rich, plump, flavory oats. All the flavorless grains fare discarded. , So we get but ten pounds of these cream oats from a bushel. Ny That's why Quaker Oats dominates. Millions of mother: all the world over, insist on this extra flavor, so their chil- dren will love oats. That flavor is in Quick Quaker the same as in regular Quaker. So you always get it in the style you like best. Regular Quaker Oats Come in package at left — the style you have always wn. Quick Quaker Oats Come in_package at right, with the “Quick” label, Your grocer has both. Be sure to get the style you want. Packed in séaled round packages with removable covers + Our Poll-Parrot Line of shoes for “Active Boys and Girls” is complete and stands for style and service with a Guarantee. “THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.” W.LUCAS CO. ———BISMARCK—--—— | A. CITY NEWS Go to Ashley. ford of Regan, Mr. Glen Ullin, and Ch new encampment. rek Hospital per ton delivered. The V ter Transfer Co. Phone 62. ry of Turtle Like. Trindle of Wilton, Jacoh ; Docketer of Venturia have entered Bismarck hi pn in th ll erect a structure covering fi uses und Preventive Med shown at right with trow of Surgeons. | hospital. f| neuralgia. When tho: shooting through your head Kulm, and Alfred Jore of Keene little of this clean, white oii your temples and neck. the city, Mrs. John Grueneich discharged from SIVER APPOINTED. Minot, N. D., March 21-~Acting on] of Braddock six holders | g Q it in ' Bank of Bowbells, Max Mayer of Richardton, Mrs At Resen of the N 35 & 65c in jars & tubes; hospitalsize, S3. BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER Mrs. Benedict Junt of Lin- rg of Wilton, Mrs ek, Baby Frank cr on the grounds that the institu-| poca of Herried, is insolvent, Judge John f i Alfred Beck of Herrier, S, D. Alexius hospital Emanuel Brown of Miss Cec!l Ryan of Brad- med, A. ver of | en . for treatment. «+ Kenmare, to | fo treatmen fill the sam eposition in the closed Undertakers DAY PHONE 246 ee /PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Licensed Embalmer in Ch || Day Phohe 100 ee BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY MAIN STREET ~ 220 Upholstered Furniture Made to Order, | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1928 For Wear and Wear and Wear Kiddies Footwear! HE children—bless ’°em— certainly put leather to the severe test. And spring, with its renewed outdoor ac- tivity, will demand Footwear that “wears like iron.” *Ours doesn’t do that exactly, but offers the maximum service for the minimum expendi- E Ison of the ry Biclland and baby Master Virgil Lang- Adam $ the city have been dist the hospital. BEULAH COAL now $1.75 wick rel sharp pai ‘Musterole insures Musterole is made with oil of raus- tard, but will not burn and blister Jike the old-fashioned mustard piaster. Get Musterole at your drug store. Millions ride in on every breeze They lay @ pall of ugliness over the beauty of the rooms. Their defiling fingers strangle ‘the charm and besmirch thecleanlinessof the home. Prevent’ the evil that dust-can do. Apply Devoe Velour Finish. Z ‘This flat oil paint, because it 1s washable, inwures the constant beauty and cleanliness of the walls. A. BE. SHIPP, Bismarck, N. D. ‘BUSINESS DIRECTORY | . WEBB BROTHERS> Embalmers _ Faneral Directors Licensed Embalmer in Charge NIGH? PHONES 246-887 Charge: Night Pone 100 or 687