The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1923, Page 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1923 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGH THREE DANCINGNOT New York Cliff-Dwellers From Homes favor of association’s contention, but that’supreme court, before which he intervened and filed brtef in another action, has not decided question, been operating, he has rendered 682 ‘opinions upon matters of consider- able importance to bunkers. He has furnished many bfiefs, answered more than 700 letters and been coun- | Mr. Diyet said that “comparative a MF or ectate dood liens and mort. | Sel attorney for individual banks in L 22 different law suits. re; upon crops for years subse- | quent to year in which county fur- \nished seed has been aggravatingly | printed during all of past year, and that two test cases were presented _ PUBLIC SPORT, Not Illegal on Sunday Before July 1, Court Rules Every year more Amer ‘Canadian Pacific rhips 15 L-urope. WELL BORING | cmvfihe ison | | | | | | | { | | — | in district court last fall.” | q glimpse of the Old World tn French i Dancing on Sunday’ in North Da- | He also reported that supreme ned i Canada. Two daye weaming from ROPE ae ; i: | courtchad ruled that law of 1919,{| Finished With 8-Inch ‘Mecivel or Quelec om the picnareoqen pa Se. Lawrence River and Gulf before reaching the Arlantic. Sailings every few days by the Empress liners and kota is not a violation of present | laws, Judge Freq Jansonius of dis- Glazed Tiling | affecting right of possession, use and | rents of property during year of re- ( state’s attorneys.” i COLT | Commended North Dakota, y SATURDAY 0 i Commenting on the assertion of | Coal may be loaded at any Higginbotham’s attorney the court | time. NOW. iN Pieper ee (grrr | CH. BERGER, Game Called at 6:15 s d e contrary “I think that i Coal Mi it is commendable on the part of 2 ine. 7 North Dakota, to investigate the ‘| Baldwin ; death of one of its citizens. | u ——EE—SSSESESSSaaSEE_ “So far as Mr. Grimson is concern- ed he is taking no active part in the 4 : said A. Caldwell, assistant TYPEWRITERS Good Games These. Come and Help ( state’s attorney. — Ake, All Makes He is here representing the sov- eee eara) s The Boys e ie ee 0 ee Pn oe anstations Hight Low Preci. es, Genegal Delivery sci 4 BISMARCK 63 42 06 C ! ; product: offers. Hetenee $4 40 0 C FOR SALE—New. piano, ease slight- _ E Dele’ Lake Pek ag ag Moe ic | 1 serelenes aan ae Second, the product with hidden values that escapes Dickinson We M22 FC) Call Van Horm Hotel, Room 426, the consumer's untrained eye. For such a, product ad- Fessenden | 8 42 0 © an vertising can educate the buyer until he becomes a dis- Jamestown . 64 40 0 C ‘ criminating purchaser. f , * La don 68 34 0 C 4 ° ruber eae / Third, the‘product which — in lucid moments — its etn BBE Dg owner will admit is no better than others of its kind. : 6 ” p ceriiins & 2 200 8 4 For such a product advertising can. create a personality i POLA NEGRI In BELLA DONNA Moorhead ‘64 42 0 ' ‘that will make it stand out from competing products Supported By 2 trict court held here today in the case of M. P.Nicholay of Walsh county | demption doesn’t apply to mortgages $1.35 Per Foot Tururigus Monoclase (one class) } against the attorney general. How- | | in existence at the time law went in- ‘ { in fond el es inte ever, a new law is effective July 1, to effect. Without Pump. or further intormation Apps which specifically prohibits public | ia reported, too, oh ere aie a to any Aeon ee sceamship | a: in the state, | |did in connection with the nationa " Agent or | h Nicholay, according to information | | hank tax legislation which had been F. R. SHAPER i MM. TAIT: tt ate _WILL ENFORCE | f ~ Logan 200,'McHenry 98, McIntosh’?1;'f'stibmarines over ‘ 1.000. tons, at the attorney general's office, had agreed not to hold Sunday dances in | his pavilion near Lankin, N. D., and | it was alleged by a license inspector | that a dance was held, his license | being revoked. 4. cholay denieg he gave a dance. Reciting that existing laws ir North Dakota prohibit Sunday danc- ing Judge Jansonius said: “In my | opinion, servile labor does not in- | | “clude operating a dance pavilion evet* if it is conceded that the plaintiff did opefate a dance, which is not | shown.” “J do not think dancing can be classified as a public sport,” he con- tinued. Judge Jansonius pointed to an ex- | isting supreme court decision 1 which the court “held that a private hunting party shooting crows on Sun- ay does not violate the Sunday law. If dancing is considered one of the sports, still the evidence does not show that it was public, and under the holding in the Davis case all | sports not public are permitted. It may be admitteq that if this dance interrupted the repose and religious liberty of the community, it would have been unlawful, but the evidence | does not show that it did.” | LAW TO LIMIT | WALTON SAYS) (Continued from Page One) local press as expressing belief that | the Governo! i were directed at the Klan. ton has made | no reference to the Klan in public utterances, Less than 100-guardsmen are on duty in Okmulgee county. | Other civic wubibelly Ane mot been] disturbed. PNEUMONIA DEATH CAUSE DEFENSE SAYS _ (Continued from Page One) Veer no cote Ranier Woceacienan: THIS RAILROAD NOW RECEIVES IN ORDER TO ae ala ea | informed the bankers in his first an- PAY FOR LABOR, MATERIAI S AND TAXES. Counsel for the state objected to the charges terming them “decided personal reflections of each of the | ereign state of North Dakota and I challenge the defense to produce any- pihing improper in his conduct. r The Weather ! For Bismarck and vicinity tonight and probably Frida what warmer tonight. For North Dakota: and probably Friday. warmer tonight. General Weather Conditions Temperatures are’ somewhat low- er over the East this mornjng and epoliarea theese’ Cenerrtnn dain cee igns due to the large high pressure the northern Fair . Some- | Fair tonight Somewhat centered over Blalog States and northern Rocky! case, gum case, 39 drawer grocery ntain region. Some ghowers oc-| countér, cash register, show cases, eo. ‘ee i Toni curred over the northern Rocky| gisplay tables, computing scale, ' G Ba sane, Commencing, Toniaht, Mountain region, in the Missouri! 4] pump and tank gasoline filling om ver sin n e —also— and Mississippi valleys and in the| station and 8 foot marble soda " . SO: Great Lakes region, but fair weath- estwa 5. evy, Lark, N. D. 6-28- es Road Condition Hat EE a re First, the product that offers some new and better ; are net iroumhout the. tie | WANTED—Advanee man with way of meeting human wants. For such a product ad- T= dife to much dragging. Corn and Wheat. Orris W. Roberts, Meteorologist. ; Missouri: Slope Crops], Reported in Excep- tionally Good (Continued from Page One) Grant. The number of losses dur- ing the week reported by coun’ follow: Adams 115, Barnes 31, Ben- son 27, Billings 8, Bottineau 198, Bowman 353, Burke 1, Burleigh 76, Cass 7, Cavalier 2, Dickey 48, Divide 23, Dunne 24, Eddy 3, Emmons 153, ster 14, Golden Valley 3, Grand ks 14, Grant 97, Griggs 2, Het- tifger 26, Kidder 108, LaMoure 55, McLean 47 ‘Mercer 18, Morton 42, FOR RENT—Room in modern home, 422 4th street. 6-28-3t WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral housework, 523 7th St. . Phone 487-W. 6-28-3t and kitchen Write ‘or call Metropolitan hotel, New Salem,N.D. _6-28-3t || | FOR RENT—Two-room apartment in Baby swings low in a cradle under the dock, Dad and Buddy stretch out oni the beach and Mother sit 51) up against a pos are spending the sweltering summer picture was taken at Coney Island. JEWEL KEEPS Eve ‘but ever ybody can’t carr does Jewel, elephant in Central Park, New York. so the sand won't get down he neck.” This nights that have made how many New York families, cliff-dwellers, lecp in their homes alfhost impossible. This BANKERS HEAR _| MANY NOTABLE TALKS TODAY (Continued from Page One) jof Park River introduced many new |regulations which weren’t in the |game when Mr. Nierling was a star) lat it 20 years or so ago. Mr. Zarup made the speech presenting Mr. Nier- with a gem-studded horse-shoe shaped scarf pin. A COOL HEAD also are in pro ches today included: Brunsdale; Harmsey her vs, Kjelstrup; Hu ; Brunsdale de: - Harmsey defeated Page in the singles matches. Dou- {bles matches listed included: Harm sey and Sprecher; Huelskantp and Brunsdale; Page and Russ, | The afternoon program included a ball game between the National and © bankers, \ cials of the association ex-, action with the attend at the convention, and visitors were pleased with the entertainment features. H Leonard vi Page; Spr skamp vs. Sibe led Leonard! and COMMANDER BOOTH AS SONG LEADER Commander I Salvation Army at Columbus Circle, the public for contributing $310,000 ij ani Mountrail 35, Nelso: Oliver aa Pembina 3, Pierce Ramsey 1, Renville 48, Richland 2, Rollette 2, Sargent 8, Sheridan 28, Sioux 4, Slope 17, Stark 11, Steele 2, Stuts- man 66, Towner 32, Traille 16, Walsh lJ, Ward 8, Wells 8. Individual reports from the coun- ty extension agents for the period ending last Saturday follow: FOR SALE—Entire fixtures of store consisting of cigar case, candy “fountain with back bar, scoops to b and bill roa and South Dakota d show, North a erritory. R. B. WANTED — Waitress girl. modern house, furnished or unfur- Call 622 3rd St. 6-28-3t nished, with gas. Phone 132-W, / FOR SALE—A bargain if taken at office. Cozy modern home on ex- clusive street near school and churches, built in features and trees and shrubbery on pavement. Phone 877, 6-28-1w United States navy ‘has only three and others are under construction. e A y three vangeline Booth led the singing at a great rally of the This afternoon play is on for the golf cup of the state association, Talks on Court Rule. Counties do not have a lien upon crops of years subsequent to that for which seed was furnished, A. G. M) nual report this morning. .He said ,that district court had so ruled. in arck Typewriter New York City. She also thanked 0. Bismarck, in the drive for home service funds. N. D, passed by house, but which was un- der consideration for amendment in senate. Senator Kellogg of Minne- sota was very active in such legis- lation, and Mr. Divet said that it was after some difficulties’ with him that bankers of Minnesota managed to get their contentions before senate com- mittee, with result that legislation was enacted which in no way seri- | ously affected national banks in this state, During 11 months department has Sterling, N. D. © BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA © Known all over the Northwest for Quality ® MAIL US YOUR FILMS %, Jamestown VS. Bismarck TODAY, FRIDAY ‘ Pad Yue NW Vr NWA Nk NW NW NW NNW NW SO NN Published by the Bismarck Daily with The American Association of Advertising Agenci _ Three Kinds of Products - : like the one lighted house. in a row of dark ones. - - , Which kind of product is yours? Have you learned to use advertising to fit its needs? ‘Fribune: in oo-geernsin es) TOT AN TACT ANZAC TAC TANT AN TAP vertising offers the cheapest, quickest means of finding those people who will appreciate the advantages the new Canad Minn. EE ‘ea polis ° 0 : TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ao “Water” and Railroad Rates Certain politicians are spreading claims like this among voters whose political support they are seeking: “If the water was squeezed out of railroad capitalization and valuation, rates could be reduced fifty per cent.” Official figures filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission at Washington prove that EIGHTY-FIVE PER CENT of all the money taken in by all the rail- roads — eighty-five cents out of every dollar — is paid out for LABOR, MATERIALS and TAXES. In 1922 the Soo Line took in from operations a lit- tle more than forty-seven million dollars. It paid out over thirty-nine and one-half millions (84 per cent of what was taken in) for labor, materials and taxes— over six millions (13 per cent of what was taken in) for interest on Bonds and Notes—altogether NINETY- SEVEN CENTS OUT OF EVERY DOLLAR EARNED. Suppose that the Government should CONFIS- CATE all Soo Line Bonds and Stock—all its four thou- sand four hundred miles of railroad in Minnesota, Wis- consin, North Dakota, Michigan, Illinois, South Dakota and Montana, purchased with money paid in by the Stockholders and Bondholders—all its millions of dol- lars’ worth of locomotives, cars, stations, shops, round- houses, ete.—so that nothing would be paid for the use of all that property. IT WOULD STILL BE NECESSARY TO TAKE IN EIGHTY-FOUR CENTS OF EVERY DOLLAR THAT G. R. HU NTINGTON, President, Soo Line. b— “Catch M Smoke if you can —at the— CAPITOL THEATRE “HAUNTED SPOOKS” CONWAY TEARLE, LOIS WILSON . and CONRAD NAGEL Her First American Made j Paramount Picture < , wird CAMEO COMEDY MOVIE CHA’ TOMORROW and SATURDAY CHARLES RAY in “THE GIRL I LOVED” EOE PATHE NEWS - AESOP FABLE: MATINEE EVERY DAY AT 2:80