The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ~ _ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1928 wet. someone to tuke hold of the mat-|came into possession of the calves! tJ] 9 Po | was cstin . =| jority were increased 2.cents an hour| wag last yeur, announced in a Agatement \ter and’ see if dependency could be| innocently. The court held that ob- tives. The new schedule, signed| Crossing watchmen flagmen and today that the would open lal ofises established but had difficulty until | jections to the jury panel because after a series of conferences in St.|gatemen were increased 1 cent an here for practice related to federa'! customs litigation and 4 county judge at Loup City becaife | it was dismissed and recalled were) , 4 Paul, between representatives of the hour. Common labor was incréased acts and custo jinterested, Mr, Livdahl said. He ap-|w thout merit, that testimony of two employes and railway executives, from 37 to 39 cents an hour where “would reamin in close touch with | po D. Henderson guardian | witnesses whose attendances could le makes unnecessary a submisyion of service, was one year or more. pelitics of both my {tate and the na ° — ti : e widow and minor chil-;} not be procured, given at a former the wage question to the Railroad ion.” val MOVE ON MINOT *: Use ito of eotain bat th tet idee ARG Bde 1a. Be Mk: |, HTN aemayeairetice si ceed’ 1 E ° ¢ | that admission of certain rebuttal inerennen di naar ashington, June.2.—Former Sen- ; award, ¢ $12,000, ‘ony. concerning the commission AgTeement Between Execu-| ,,7¢, increases include $10 & month mer houge 9 by 12, R. M.!,,Washington, June-2— Former Se} Danes at: Riverside tonight ene, for carpenter foremen, giving them ‘i _Nor der whic will he cenies was Not erroneous tive Heads and Men a wage of $160 4 month, Secon Bergeson, Bismarck. | Bakota, defented for renomination |McKenzie Orchestra. jregularly for support hi Suessle presided at the trial j forenien: Were cMereneed Sh GATTO Canton Members Will Go Inj until she dies or rem tinger county. Judge Burr — . $100 and $125 a month. Bridge fore- nereren 7 A port of the children mn the supreme court in’ his Wage increases to 10,000 Northern | men were increased $6.84 from $125 Os FN IN ANE N : 2 Full Dress Uniform, and | . Pacific railway maintenance of way |a month. Carpenters benefitang by xe! 1c vane! eer jemployes annonuced Thursday night cents an hour increase, aow ixemplify Dregree Wor! : | They are not higher priced | in St. Paul will add approyimately e 61 to 63 cents an hour. ¢ ee ———— a b si $300,000 annually to the payroll, it Bismarck Odd Fellows will move on | haere | Wait for the STAR. ; Minot Monday morning, and : bring back all i — —— Punta Arenas, Chile, is the south-| J ernmost town in the world. ¥ Sah ‘Senaregeke| It has conquered the Na- | of Bismarck Canton’ No. 5, 1. 0. 0. By tion’s Ills—wait for the is that the Canton) members — will Supreme Court Upholds Con- STAR. leave in full uniform for Minot starting at Yam. Monday from the! yiction of Clifford McCarty — Es Odd ows hall on Third street. The F a rae i H <4 il- i eo care will stay 10 minutes far lunch! uy yonra tier the alleged oni eres With 500 Nail | | Mint ee Ol tense was commited the sunremey Holes Leak No Ait! SEDAN. The Bismarck Canton will exempli-j court to affirmed the verdict of Patriarchs Mili- | yuilty against Clifford A. MeCarty |, Mr. K. P. Milburn of Chicago has F 2 ) a 6 state convention,| Gf Stark county charged with steal- |invented a new puncture-proof “fit | with the entire Canton in full dress and. the prison. sentence |NeF tube, which, in actual test, was CW r1¢ se uniform, At least 40 Bismarck peo-| | 4 years will) be executel punctured 600 times without whe - yle ure expected to go to the con ¥ ty was found uilty in loss of any air. Increase your mil- ton, i 4 Md The first session of the Departmen Council and Ladies Auxiliary will‘ tube from the wheel, and the b: new trial in Apel, Toate He | Without removing this” wonder : | INTRQDUCING : from 10 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. Tuesda convicted again in December, es: oe it all is that this new pan: | June 5, At 3:40 p,m. the same day | 121, this time ingllettinger county. | ture-proof tube costs no Hove than ! TH 7 there will be a joint meeting of the He appealed again and the court up-|the ordinary tube, and makes r We | 2 Patriarchs Militant and the Ladies! hole . : i a real pleasure. You can write M I | Auxiliary of 1.0.0. FP. hall, from) M as charged with arrang- |, P, Milburn at 360 West 47th S = where they will parade in full dressjing with two others to steal un-| Chicago, as he wants «them intro i i . uniform branded calves from a ranch north) duced everywhere. Wonderful op- | On We y a meeting will be|of Belfield and transporting them to | portunity for agents. If interested} ish Rite cath Jin; his ranch. His defense was that he j Write him today. | unty in 1920. He was grant. {2 from 10,000 to 12,000 miles e } A creation in Cavalier Maroon, with khaki top, red $16 Spanish leather upholstery and Brussels floor carpets. 35 Degrees will be conferred. | | 4 ‘ fi di h 1 a Se TE oe Oe | Appointments are complete, including five disc wheels, program. Competitive degree work| will be held that night | | | five first quality Fisk cord tires, bumper, windshield On Thursday there will be an offi-! Lisi, | . 5 ic wi said iver ecichtidawelnckiand cers school of the Ladies Auxili \ \ wings, automatic windshield wiper, eig) y At noon that day the Patriarch N electric gasoline gauge on dash, and commodious trunk itant and Ladies Auxiliary will have campfire dinners in Tourist park | - at rear. The Willys-Knight-sleeve-valve engine grows RES Wied eee oe smoother and more powerful with use. It returns petition drills and exhibition, con ferring of decorations of chivalry, : twenty miles and more to the gallon. Officers of Department Coun- cil are Brig. Gen, Theodore Koffe: mii : as | You are invited to see the Willys-Knight Country Club Department Commander; C 8 ' : in our show rooms. Rogn i Holbrook, second regiment. GOODYEAR See the Willys-Overland announcements in The Saturday Evening Post BRUNSWICK p S-pess. Touring $1235, 3-pass. 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