The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT FIVE KILLED IN BIG SLIDE Dic When It Strikes West End i Of Tunnel in Colorado Denver, Colo., May 22—A gigantic eeping down the moun- de teriffie rate of speed, k the west end of Tunnel Num on the I and Salt Lak Troud by Dixie ake, Colorado, kill four mem working nd injur two others. » dead: ‘Tho Alfred aver ween Coron lat “and Peter John 2’ Thom, Ander komt, my Stewart John th sid mpson, forem: William i of the were Fierce the orking o clearing: it of farted high on and engulfed the could eseupe * spot where top The the mountain men before bed als the shde oceurred THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE UIMIEMEWHSEDMGUEINES. KC esta JONN R. BOOTH, 97 ADMIRAL CHES tok Sieh eeaciess een ae ly Maurice Henle Jehuson, now 82, one may best illus- Mon verenaebltest and Dixie ia ‘ Service Writer) trate his opinion on the subject of : cet and Dixic St. Paul Minn.How old must al age by quoting him. x Mieude is) 10080) feat man be before he is really old? He was talking with friends re- almost dof perp Thousands rise to wer, “There when neone ed that now. At this seasor of the ho age too advanced fur active : Jan once re- workmen are kept busy re k man doesn’t begin to now from the sheds so that travel fut am the outstanding ones | live until over the top of the divide can go on. who voice the cry is a quintet of] “What docs Daye know about it? ~ plendid examp demanded Johnson, “why, he's only The youngest, in the opinion off a mere kid! EX AN ON the oldest, i e boy 51 years.| In addition to his other duties, The oldest, in the opini of th Johnson fin time to write for youngest, is not a bit too old 07] newspapers, is active in church work ind conducts affairs of the Sacra ive mento Bar association. owner and act-| And, oh yes, he is the father of ive operator of b iber, pulp and} Senator Hiram Johnson. ae aA L, paper mills in Canada Turning to Judge William Lou's Will Succeed Justice Day of vie. Wiliam Louis Kelly, 5 Kelly, who pists celebrated two The Supreme Court who only a few dag _tetired | anniv soon the same day a from active bench work at St. Paui | st. Paul ee Minn We find this period Washington, May Partial re-| Grove 1 end of the jurist's 36. y organization of the mixed claim: public m .) vice as judge of the R y commission, constituted to adjudi- | Calif., land office: district’ court of Minne and the cate war claims totaling $1,479,000,- a Colby M. Ch +] 65th anniversary of Ris marriage. 000 of the United Stattes government | 79, who ly ended a He's not oniy the oldest judge in nid! Auiie citizens against Ger- | quest, and obtainc nmense years but in point of service. too. many was caused today by the re; uable oil and mineral cone Hleven of the 22 judges who served + tirement of former Justice Day of in the Nea t with him, now are dead. the supreme court as umpire of the Colonel C.C. Culver, 51, oldest fly-| Kelly served with Sherman in the a esion officer in the United States air] Civil war. Bodo. Handa B. Parke of ‘Texas, 2et¥ice: : But he says he's still too young American member of the commission ; (OMider the last first. EO oo a was appointed immediately by Pres. |, At What age does a man begin tof The oldest of the quintet is John FiGHOMTtding’ toraucceed Sar Day ag | Ose His nerve as!aufiler? R. Booth, Should he live three years eee aieicei erAcern t all depends on the man him-] more, he will round out an even cen- . At self, I guess,” says Colonel Gulver, | tu peuee omer atemporerily ‘who is still an active army: pilot. ood many men have reached . | “But as to the The resignation of Mr. Day, who! ty stip—well, Lim only told the pres'dent he wished to behave to ask someone relieved of his duties because he be-} at 79, Admiral Chest lieved a younger and stronger man! too old to consummate should serve as umpire, came as the { dream, and complete ge ES Ider.” er a man begins so youl didn't feel ar-otd the deal which "age, but few have been in- spired with a desire to keep in the harness in the eventide of life. There is little of the figure popu- larly associated -with age about Booth. Owner o ber land, 6000 square miles of tim- finds him on the Job. tively aireeline his thousands of employees. In 1921, he formed the “John R. Booth, Limited,” $10,000,000 and ons and da ins capitalizing having shters. as active head. © never secured an i from any government, ¢ in open competition a est bidder And “What is that?” it as directors. But he stiii of cept das the high- he asks, commil was beginning to consid-! gave him concessions said to be cr the 12,416 claims filed. The com-| worth a billion in the Near East. ssioners representing the United | Dollars — n ks or rubles. States and Germany, respectively,| As comni of the good ship Judge Parker and Dr. Wilhelm] Kentucky in 1889, Chester first made Kiesselbach, already had begun | the acquaintance of Turkey and th hearings on the Lusitar claims | Turks These had been presented last week It is this 79-year-young U. S. ad- by Robert C. Morris, American agent | ™iral’s . stroke of business geni and Marshall Morgan, counsel for{ that is to meet the combined ‘re the commission in charge of the | #ee and angland at’ the Lusitania claims. | next conference. Ane Little delay in disposal of the || Chester, BU ea) diver Americans claims, officinls said, will) CONCessions himself Of our next hero, Hon. Grove L. result from the commissioner's per sonnel change. President Harding is expected to appoint a new Ameri-| School was shown by can commissioner promptly and in| enrollment for the school year just} the meantime the American agent,| Past was thirty percent over the Mr. Morris and his staff will pro-| vious, und forty percent} ceed with preparation of test cases | B rr than two years, ago. for presentation to the commission.| | Musical numbers on the program | were given by the Girls Glee club and Girls Qui 3 CONVENTIONS IN SESSION; ‘our conventions Fargo, May the WOULD CLOSE MEMORIAL DAY| tette of the school fact that oper in Pargo. ye - They} A recommendation that business are: the annual meeting of the North | yeneralty on Dakota Association of County Audi- | fe any : y 30, was tors; the Pb iateicugrouppofethe | aercadi fo ethic. mornines ly hemes North Dakota Bankers association; | tail trade committee of the As the regional advisory board of the | ciation of Commerce, In the case American Rail association and | ef drug stores and similar business the newly organized North was recommended thee he Dakota | es Automobile association. 1 The annual meeting of the coun- auditors was held in the district court room of the Cass county court house. The principal addresses the on will be delivered by 5 ®, state tax commission- - Felson, president of the organization and by Andrew Blewett, veteran county auditor of Stuts county, This convention was called to order at 10 a, m. when Mayor H. W. Gearey delivered the address of welcome ‘The convention will last three days. ASK MEXICAN RECOGNITION New York, cialist party in ee today adopted a resolution manding that the to t ty . m conv an de- | United States recognize the present government | in Mexico. 2 POLICEMEN ARE KILLED. Jersey City, N. J., May 22. pwn policemen were shot to death and two others were seriously wound- ; ed today in a gun battle when | they tried to arrest Frank J. Sayes, a hold-up suspect, at his | residence. Sayes and a woman companion were caught finally by | police reserves after being driven‘ from the house by gas bombs. HOLD EXERCISES Park River, May 22 Annual Com, mencement Exercises for the Wi: County Agricultural and Train School were held here for a graduat- | at Wynnewood, Pa. ing class of seventcen members. The Commencement address was given by Dr. ¢. H. Lee, President of the Manitoba Agricultural College, who speke on “The Development of _ Agricultural Education.” Diplomas were presented by re J. H. Harri | He weighs one pia. od of the ex- ne tod p. pound, m. “LITTLE PEDRO” four h | ounces, but he was big enough to | win _a blue ribbon at the dog show Belongs commutice | to Mrs. Harry S. Peaster, of Phila- STABBED IN HEART; WOMAN New Orl patients at Belle was May 22—Among the loud? | hospital {was Smith, a negro who reported recovering. a knife wound ir her heart operation in which several were made in that fort to saw her li nounced by hospital sur said they believed the wo recover. from and an pone ol no would \ pF fire destroys your place of business, you may carry ample fire insurance but what about non-pro- duction and the loss of business? Use and Occupancy Insur- ance in the Hartford Fire Insurance, Company _ will pay your current expenses while you are rebuilding. Secure the services ° of | trained men who will sug- gest ‘means’ of ‘eliminating ‘fire dangers. Just call or phone ¢ “The Man Who Knows Insurance.” Bismarck * Z MAY RECOVER woman, COLONEL CC, TAX REDUCTION NO Fargo, Mi future out! not ; : neral transportation problems expenditures made for county, city | ang coal distribution also were on and other improvements, and appro- | ie program for exhaustive discus-| Here Is ‘Some Good Advice ‘for priations made, W. W. Felson, presi- | ‘°, P"? H Every Warne dent of the state auditors’ associa- |"), ; a i tion, said here today. He said the] _\7- Reed, president of the Minne | vrinneapelis, Minn—Dr. Pieree’s | only remedy was the wise expendi- | ‘ » ¥@S | Yavorite Prescription is an excel- | « : y 1 | expected to lead: the forets demand- : : ; ture of county money, with whién ing maximum car facilities"for the lent tgni¢ for a woman to take dur- county auditors haye much to do. ing expectant motherhood. took EARTH SHOCKS IN promising THE YEARS AND STILL AT IT! GROVE L, JOHNSON, 82 JUDGE WILLIAM L. led” across. DISTRIBUTION Meeting Held in Fargo Today To Consider Question Fargo, May 2: With the objec- tive in view of requiring northwest- cern railroad companies to divert the maximum number of cars toward the transportation of grain and other crops of the farmers in this section c, CULVER, 51 Wichita when such cars are most needed, tne+| and crops destr northwest regional board® of the area by tornado American Railway association con-| struck MeLean, Texas, vened here today to confer with ship pers and grain men. ‘A repPesenta- tive ‘ain men and ials from ates of North Dakota, Minne- and South Dakota marked the ng of the meeting. reports, Monetary 000. T LIKELY The tax reduction North Dakota ts increase ay 22, look in because of shipment of farm products from tifis section. REPORTS OF | FINDING 32. BODIES FALSE during jany Prescription’ very quickly well of the would take MONTANA) Falls, twenty buildings hundreds of head of livestock killed ved over a consid: ! which in the! Pan- handle last night, according to late of my Many Tex. were afterward. ‘Prescription’ it again should I need given me so Walter Milner, 2112 falo, N. = se : SanAntonio, Tex., May 22,—Re-|it, for..it has Helond)) Mont, ‘May; 227—Airor diet) pupa! thom Mexino Gityseharaovbeda| eanitoreeec Mies: tinct earth: tremora-wererfeltinvHel-| + )¢ ‘haile/ been found inl sthe’ Rio Mitwaikess Ave, ena this morning, at, 1:15 o'clock. | (ande near Laredo, Tex. were] All. druggists. The two were about one minute apart, | branded as fulse by authorities at! Write Dr.» Pierce, the second one being sufficiently Laredo ‘and “Neuvo Laredo, across | Hotel in Byf: vere to make well constructed bi the river in Mexico. ings shake. Six bodies were found about 10 pkg. tablets. 7 Pres. May demolished KELLY, 85 rumors of addi- tional bodies have been heard, but 20 ILS DEMOLISHED loss is placed at $100,- No one was injured. Are: You A Mother?, it and ‘was in far better health ana mich stronger than I ever had been previous expect- ant periods. Both of my ‘Favorite | babies were extremely healthy and I recovered my strength T think that I much Tablets or liquid. Invalids' free medical advice or send 10c for trial Packard Service Economy is Assured When you bring your Packard car into a Packard service station you are told the'exact cost of any _Specation you may wire. The price quoted al- pe includes both Jabor and «materials. by the factory. This signal sdyerianac i is the result of the Packard, stand- ardized service system, ayailable ine a Packard dealer is There is no opening for guess work, OR B 1OUBEK MOTOR CO. - Bismarck, N. D, 5 All costs have been carefully worked out on the basis of the. highest efficiency,’ and are printed in a service book issued | These costs were established by: factory experts who. ana- lyzed all standard ‘operations by the time study method.” A uniform service of ‘assured . fairness is a factor of con- venience and economy that all motorists appreciate. ~ TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1923 (CAPTIVES OF ~ of tl crown h jn the top is expected to be seriously rivaled \ by odd breeches of silk, linen, home- checked woolens with the “Zero Hour” Passed Without Any Executions spun or Shanghai, May 22—The “z hour” for the Suchow bandits has passed, and no announcement has been received from the brigand | stronghold of any executions. Gov- -crnment troops are withdrawing as ‘the bandits demanded. The nearest soldiers to hail Paotzuku, the cap- {tive mountain prison, are now six j miles distant. STILL DEADLOCKED n, China, May 22—Latest Tsao-Chwang today confirmed the complete deadlock re- | ported in negotiations conducted by the Peking government in an effort to procure the release of the foi cigners held by bandits in a Shang- tung mountain stronghold. Conditions under which several | foreign captives were held at the | stitatnie of Paotzuku mountain were | described as terrible.” THE CHILD Don't scold your children for lack of control over the kidney se It is not alwa fault—in means weak kidneys readily righted. Read marck father’s advice. Wm 6th St., says: troubled with she had no control over the seerctions. She was nervouw peevish and was often night. she had recovered Paralysis and it her kidneys wehk and disorder read about Doan’s Kidney Pills ing so good for kidney trouble and thought it well to try them on the tions dren's many and this O. Baer, carpenter, “My little kidney Weuknest kidney a restless at The complaint came on after Infantil le from remed to mipawauGba. jack: = = | =e child. After taking them she sot i Y ver the trouble and her h a ago at different intervals, be- CARPET HA’ 1 over DIS lieve ha 4 sat aeaeek Sao were| Small cloche and nushroom | picked up at once jand she is now promfsed that they would be smug-! nuts made from pieces of old car- | Strong and healthy. 60c, at all dealers. ing shown in London. Det are eeneeae burn Co, Mfrs. Buffalo, | Boldly patterned pieces are used, solid color coat. . BLAME 30 It costs no more to buy a KELLY ELLY Cords not only are suréfooted on practically all kinds of roads and in all kinds of weather but they have the characteristic Kelly sturdiness ¢ that insures long mileage -in N spite of severe punishment. Truly, a rare combination of safety and service, yet it costs } no more to buy a Kelly. i For sale wherever you see this sign RELLY INSTIELP he brim and Utd with ribbed ribb predominating color. RIDING HABIT! i | The formal “park habit” for riding