The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ~ THE eee TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1928 1“ 5 ' jp their strong: ain overnight, leav- In Memoriam | amily Troubles Lead pain EVIDENCE IS 1. Dakota Woman to Commit WHY don’t you offer a guaranteed cost of 10 cents a day like ' ue Murder TURNED OVER OVERLAND. (Our 10 cents a day plan takes care of all me- Asthe years come and’ go i AiKENELS DRT AORN | FOR ACTION chanical labor and parts on your OVERLAND for one year, ex- tha Carter, years old, shot and x 5 MAR. | iitied ber nother, Men Dewaibieee cept tires, battery and speedometer.) MEMORIAL DAY MPAs years td, an she aut nt the break: : fast table in her home here today, Criminal Prosecutions May urd thn fon tne sho at Her ae) Follow as Result of Vets | WATCH FOR TOMORROW'S QUESTION is a reminder that Buds and Blossoms he in the shoulder. “Mrs. Carter, who | Bureau Probe Before you buy a carask thesalesman this question: was arrested, told the police the . . . Py shooting was the result of fi ent fall with ripened fruit,—and enables, on ‘amily quarrels, oer Mrs. er ae been separated tigation of. the VESTA . . 4 from her hysband for someti Bureau has been dover to the this one day, rich and poor, high and low made her home with her mother. | jupartnent of ductive. fur pass : Department of Justice for possible According to the story which police i i Easy Terms If You Like. action nst persons in told uf the shooting tension develop- : to meet on common ground, to pay tri- ed at the breakfast table this morn- rhe charges :o far Laid before the | | a ing und Mrs, Buzzell told her daugh- | j neral relate to alleged | > £ ter she would have to leave, telling fraud in connection with dental work | i = . bute, offer devotion, and renew alleg- Bes she was tired “of the constant |in various hospitals, but it was ine ee “ bickering.” Angry words followed, (jc: . wena ! . according to the police, and Mrs, Car- pa fi od w: fi LAHIEMO LORY AIT 9 COMPAS Y iance to those who have passed on. Her ene te et ey ue caere es tol and returning to the dining room | s dl with the | opened fire on her sister, who ran H tes and other} | screaming from the roam with a 3 ; | bullet in her shoulder. A. second | he ano ne ns S. E. Bergeson & Son J] ee bakes SS" steel Plate Used || CITY NEWS tee hi o—- In Fractured Leg ahows Improvement: a) for Dobrauski of S i er 7 Patterson who has been | {t ent. 0 *, Bechtold « been dischar; | Beulah, N. D., y 20.--Mary, 1, ere ahaa te | baby boy y, Mrs. Eiehorst | wauenier” Pa Schmid, who sl ees bia) coe jand son, Be ennie of Falkirk have becn ; : aes : improvements ; } Sone nen . s coasting ‘accident a few w ag ‘ Ie ; igcutneevenine though anyiislins pul tata i St. Alexius Hospital tion of a Kiwanis club with 36 char | | found it ne ins BieEle lee greed ore baby Vey ror al) Mes, William Dohn and: Shed Lam- t¢F members has been completed the St <Alosive Hospital ye Se ier ‘ty. Mra, Matt. Senger of here, and Wednesday has been select- | | plate on the hones to cause them to announced by Mr. and Mrs. HG. | bert SL ES Gat cate ceehaey ee | | knit proper iene . [Orr of the éity. Ba Bae | | | Shie ola and Steve + Nata Gis BIG SEWER PROJECT Buys House Chinese Officials Show More| Williston, N. D., May 2 Yarence Larson has purchased the ivity i i Vest. Thayer strect: hoi Viro- Activity in Attempting to (ii eiti |e opiicgaradien Gain Release | of sew re 50) handled) throngh the Hedeen Rea Haider of Solen have entered the St. | Alexius hospital for treatment. Mrs. Don’t buy a car now!>, CHARGED WITH DESERTION | Wisconsin, and brought back here.’ 5 will’ be the first man to be STATE H .N. D, May Fred ‘Tesky | tried in Mercer county tinder the-new: KI ) was bound over under bond | stringent laws passed by the last) state Agency. eS a blocks, release of the 14 foreigners held in | j the bandit stronghold in the moun. | meme cman | RENN | tains. Chinese — offi evidently ————————————————— eee Keep the air “Alive” lesaneiuin of Higginbotham | THE AE ee al 3| of $1,000 on charges of wife deser-| session of the legislature making Peking, May 2} 4 ; ing, spatches from) visio fi dd al c ital tion. He was arrested at Merrill, wife desertion a felony. | ee ‘ additiona Bismarck Hoxpita i wappantesue i Cee ee \penonhvver cRucday eeUrenk Uhened guile) ia] concrete settling reser-| Minnie Saltzer of Herried, S. | impression of an improved atmos-| yyir ix planned. A. S. Wilkinson of Wing, Milton os s | | FINANCE TRIAL phere in the negotiations for the| | [EEE EE | | i HERE ARE THE McKENZIE HOTEL FIVE [have been quick to acknowledge this ! Will Fail Unless Help Is -for Be tier | Given, He Says Tallahassee, Fla yg f Ss province ] Jusine S s/ ate today passed, 77 to noantal erie atieh ae: to appropriate r ceiv When the | eral contingency fund to be used by its 3 ached the relief | Fy | the state in the prosecution of Wal- | camp at Tsaoch: ane the deputy re- ‘ter Higginbotham, charged with the | assured them -regarding their safety | murder of Martin Tabert: of North pand empha that it was not a Dakota, The measure now goes to | question of of faith. ‘the house. “LT have lost a lot of faith,” said A similar measure appropriating ") was voted down by the house al days ago, States Attorney i | J. H, Kelly, who came here yesterday | in behalf of the appropriation, said in ja statement that unless some pro- | vision was made whereby the state When the atreet air ip | Naud bear the heavy expense ineur- Say “Bayer” and Insist! ¢ | red in the trial the state stood na dead and hot, the store | fair way to lose its case. Dixie | air can be live and cool | county, in which Tabert died, has not with breezes from aG-E | sufficient money in its “fine and for- Fan. All it costs to run | feiture” fund to pay the cost, he said, | the fan all day is the ten /@Md the fact that the case had been transferred to Columbia county docs Cent profit on one extra ee alter the condition as it still is sale. The cool store getS ' pixie county's bill, *s bill. the extra sales. “geen HBAVY L088 GENERAL ELECTRIC anOnEET FROM FLOODS , J | ‘on set me name pBaree F te you are not ans One Man Loses Life in Rescue Bein Osis “payer product prescribed by physicians over twen: |iseho more current thanasingle lamp Work in Oklahoma | ty-two yoarnsend proved exfo by mil j Goodrich takes ‘the ©*Guess” eee mY DEALERS EVCRYWHERE up.ut | Oklahoma tity Okla May vi Colds Headache damage from the overflow Toothache Lumbago ‘ ae £ TIRE buyi North Canadian river already run.| Barache Rheumatism out of TIRE uying rt GORDIAL ning into nunahee of thousands of | Neuralgia. Pain, Pain A dollars the crisls was expected to be} fe ; ; ae a : | Accept “Bayer Pablets of Aspirin ' G ; reached in Oklahoma ( ¥ in| gue Ren eebroken package, con C When you buy Goodrich Silvertown | the flood situation. A Fected ugatiohial vasierdatiwas ox. | aipbpeopetaairecrion, -Manayibae, nee Cord tires you eliminate guess work, as of twelve tablete cost few centa bi g pected Dany: Het eset petOtes| Oruggints also sell bottles of 24 and | because there is only one Silvertown. i 100, Aspirin ie the trade mark of * 4 a fof the, have been flooded ree Manufacture of Monoacetica- Itis always the same—the highest quality . or of Salicgltcacia. in material and workmanship, and you homeless. life has been lost. ee . z An un ied man gave, his life in| i : can get it in all sizes. ‘yescue work last night. Garbed in t . In Memoriam nIntieade Gry arate ol . The Goodrich naime appears on only flooded house to make sure that all ‘ one grade of cord tires and that is the “They play for the dances.at Patterson’s Hall every Wednesday and Saturday nights. Rates for in city $5 an Hour, outside of city same Rate Plus railroad fare and Hotel expense. Hug NR 2S the occupants has escaped. He was] rips ne 4 Debts of gratitude too often are paid with | Bf last seen by @ policeman ashe was| Dizzy Spells \ Ba Bayt ’ Silvertown. : forgetfulness. Those to whom we ane then can ne Miata Bailog. | Are Usually Due to \ into actual ridé We ¥: value too highly to put it toi ee ae ee TAT IA. Cons netion q the qualities you have cas 2 ona tire that might fall short of deliver- ivion. ail ALLICK IS. ies aeerere: fo Naan, ' assumed belonged to the | +. ing the highest standard of tire service. «In the enjoyment of our well-being, and lubricating liquid is pro- [a Packatd Single-Six by: right * of the liberty and opportunity which are the duced inthe bowel to keen of name anditeadifiog: ; Your: Goodrich dealer is selected, be- heritage of Americans, it is well that we \ the food waste soft and 7) h forward moving. Doctors prescrib P cause he is a forw: looking merchant should pause for a day and recall those who i Nujol b Ree it eee ike You may arrange“for this at Remains yan, i , gained and preserved these rights for us. ‘i jig this nataral lubricant and 7) any time to suit your come Pe you can rely. { \ That is the teason for Memorial Day —a D Jamestown Man Elected ati “t™* Pata ol is a venience, Cecile orb He is ready for you with a full line day, given in Memoriarn to the memnes of | ‘Devils Lake Meeting Tubricant—not telephone. Select any. ‘ of Silvertowns. other lays to whom we owe 80 muc 4 open or enclosed, for the: tide, ; Bier é THE'B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY «Pause, on this day at least, in grateful re- Devils Lake, N. Di, May 29-—Frank arit “nee | . aasrAs Lip : membrance of our benefactors. Mallick of “damesiann wah. slecse : ny: ‘ aia -\ tee tera ie eh oot R. B. Loubek . here yesterday. S. W, Callahan, r Williston, was elected state seere-} , & Bismarck, N. D. |} tary; M. Kraker, Wahpeton, treasur- Metinmatiters és ae 4 ct. 7RN, Father G. 1. Myas, Farge, tAsK THE MAN WHO OWNS ON% i: chaplain; M. S. Hyland, Fargo, . deni delegate to supreme, council in ! ; 5 pas 3 : BlemMaRcK, ho, DAKOTA een rsa copie Minot; F. BM SILV ERT OWN, Fmt Ro stat Sn of | 1 PL. a i Pi . ler. ’ inet, an 0} ‘< bs Ba Shontelle | ae “\ ‘CORD TIRE: Rt Be : alt aia | soup by: sooparcn DEALERS THE WORLD ovBi Boa 4