The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THROW BOMBS IN WAR UPON. FRENCH TRADE Means Resorted to to Prevent Traffic Firms Controlled By French Wiesbaden, Bomb- been resorte villans rowing, has in an effor'! deter German ei trom patronizing trade controlled by the Frenc A bomb was thrown carly today into tne waiting room of the Wiesh tation, where a large number of Germans were awaiting FOUR Puer, Ger 26.—Four persons were shot ang killed and three were wounded by Bel wian sent unday, Three of the Germans were killed by a patrol in the seetton of the town where travel had been forbid den as the result of the killing ot thre: B soldiers, it is semi- officially tined. The fourth was killeq by a sentinel along the rail persons wounded were | bullets while walking in after curfew. the streets PROBE WRECK QF “L” TRAIN She some been de Fourth of the vil se villages entirely. ved. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Beautiful Towns—Trapped by Etna’s Eruption SARL tasans -dotted slopes of Mt. E Fully 100,000 « Sie ly. ‘The voleano, homeless, which hag again erupted, biiried | and an inestimable amount of property has MISS HOERMAN TAKES CHARGE OF HOSPITAL Succeeds B. H. Schneider, Who Resigns From Post in Bismarck Hospital Louise Hoerman, R. N., has ily accepted the position as superintendent at the Bismarck hospital succeeding B. H. Schneider; who has P. Quain has been sclected as the chair- man of the Bismarck hospital train- ing school reorganized. Miss Hoerman, a graduate of the Deaconess hospital in Chicago. INL, was superintendent of nurses at the Bismarek hospital when it opened. in 1907, For fourteen years she was connected with the hospital, resign- ing several years ago to return to her home in Leonardville, Kans., lecause of failing health and the ill- ness of her mother. While Miss HRverman has con- sented to take charge of the hospi- {tal during the summer months, no July feature day, This Provincial Exhibtion is wl county just a county fairs are —but this is Western Canadu’s big- Provineiay Exhib athering of the best exhibits from the whole Dominion linked up with nous Johnny tellar grands the sho fe | horse races, auto Guard Beams Rotten, Asserts District Attorney | New York, June 26.—Seven dead and more than eight injured was the toll in the wreck on the Fifth ave- nue Brooklyn vated yesterday when two couches jumped the track and plunged to the street from the | clevated structure. Six of those} killed were women. The men have not been identified. aused the train to leave | ill a mystery and | said the District announcing his inten- a grand jury investi gation. “But this much is certain. fiieiveonattion, of the guard beams laid for the purpose of keeping .in check derailed trains gi s le proof of culpabs negli-| in the upkeep of the road.” } eters beams were found to be crumbling from dry rot. Portions of them yielded to a squeeze of the hand.” ‘Alarhey in tion to pursue Author Hiker To Speak Tonight At The Auditorium Leonard Day, who has won a name for himself all over the United | States a “hatless, coatless and | penniless hiker,” will speak at the Auditorium this eveing at &:30, teli- ing the general public of his many interesting experienees. He is on the last lap of a 10,585 mile hike, enroute to Sa neiseo, Cal., from | he din November, He is attempting to prove to ers that the adventures in his The Unsolicited Generosity ot the American People” are not only probable but possible, PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION. Every year over 100,000 people pay admission to the Provincial Exhibi- tion at Brandon, Manitéba, and this year preparations are complete to en- tertain double that number. Western Canada’s biggest exhibition, this year the event will 1 on a larger scale than ever. es July 2nd to 7th, include two national holidays—the Canadian Dominion day, ang the United States ALL TIRED OUT Hundreds More in Bismarck: in the Same Plight. Tired Weary all the time; and worn out night and Back aches; head aches, Your kidneys are probably weak- ened. You should help work. Let one who knows tell you how. G. W. Burbeck, sta. engineer, Bis- marck, says: “I had an attack of lumbago. I could hardly get about, my back was so lame and painful and I felt drowsy and tired. As en- gineer at the Electric Light Plant, there was more or less exposure to draughts and J blame the colds I took for starting the trouble. My kidneys didn’t act \regularly and when I heard about Doan’s Kidney Pills being so good I began using them. One box cured me up and I have never since had a return symp- tom of kidney disorder.” them at their Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy— get. Doan’s Kidney Pillst+the same that Mr. Burbeck had. Foster-Mil- burn Co. Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y. EASY TO USE | features that combine to make a hol- appeal that iday from a di dreq mile it all in a vices wer friendship and frie After in St. Ma Liderman, held here and vice the d Aberdeen, draws thousands a | Berlin, June 2 ce of one to five hun- For July 9, It Is i helm has submitted It is impossible to see Announced ingle day Cleveland, June | 26—Meeting for! ‘he © “the question of i a ee Friends Pay Tribute To Mrs. Potter A large crowd of friends pnid tri- bute to the memory of Mrs. Emma Potter, wife of Harry W. Pot- ter, by their presence at the funeral service held for her this at dso'clock at Webb Bros. taking parlors. er of Mandan had charge of the ser- acting as Alfred Burbage, age, Carl Reff, Harry Malm, Oliver Webb, and Curtis Dirlam. An abundance of floral bouquets and wreaths banked about the fun- eral bier were mute symbols of the and Man Held For Robbery Escapes I wanted in California by the 1 ies, broke jail this morning at an Cormorant, or fishing bird, ‘rarely misses its quarry, Wildwood Pavilion Opens’ Yord Day, June 27th. | Order Your 1924 Coal Now-- BIG “FOUR” MAY ASK FOR and each will be a fair, though some P admitted very good Toston guneuae ators went on Ss! n. It is a Jones Midway { and attractions, \ 3, and all other | Meeting of Heads Is Called | higher wages. i purely Jewish. movement for increa: compensa- | PUTC'Y tion” the first in several years by the Big Four transportation brother- hoods has been called by W. G. Lee, president of the Brotherhood of Rail- | way Trainmen and L, W. Shephard, esident of the Order of Railway ! in a circular to chairmen ' aries of general commit- | ati both) brothebesdal to meet | st Inez afternoon Under- {a R. Thateh- | tees Rev. W. PHONE GIRLS GO ON STRIKE Yowre Tired ‘eiephone oper- today in all the New England states except Con- called by j necticut. The strike was tone union for shorter and Members of a rival union remained at work. KAISER TURNS TO BIBLE, tion to the Bible to the Evangelical Synod for its consideration. He holds | mj ithe Christian erced has been cor: | certain ideas that are —_ SS Towel Bars - 35c- Towel Bars 'That’s Why —Out of Sorts—flave No Appetite Your Liver Is Sluggish CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS will help put you right in afew & El They actquickly CART ITTLE though ‘gently pees iVER ture achance to renew your day, July 9. | FORD WOULD | “CONSIDER” | Detroit, June 26—Henry Ford | would give serious consideration to} the offer of the presidential nomin- | ation by any reasonable persons or} parties before rejecting or accepting | it, according to-E. G. Leibold, his general secretary. Mr. Leibold added no such offer had been made to Mr. Ford. pallbearers Frank Bur- love of neighbors young woman. funeral ser- laid to rest WELL BORING Finished With 8-Inch | Glazed Tiling | | | »., June early hour. He sawed his way through barred windows and door: $1.35 Per Foot p to make his escape, Without Pump. F. R. SHAPER Sterling, N. D. "THERE is really only one way of being certain of having your next winter’s coal when the first snap of cold weather comes. That way is to give us your order now with instructions to fill it at the most advantageous time. With a car shortage already in evidence in some parts of the country, and indications point- ing to a much more serious one later, there is no telling what conditions will be towards fall. These conditions need not, however, make any difference as far as your coal bins are con. cerned, By taking steps to fil’ them now, you are definitely protected. Our phone number is—115. | F. H. 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