The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1923, Page 3

i s , ' | i} { \ } 1 { } \ i \ \ & CROWDS SWELL | MARION, 0,,70 t - OVERFLOWING Eating Places Ate Taxed to | Handle Great Numbers at i Harding Rites ( ee Marion, Ohio., Aug...10.—(By the} Associated Press)—Morning’s grey dawn ushering in the day when Pres- ident Harding is tobe Jajd at rest by his “home folks” found thousands standing in-line waiting to pass his bier. The line which formed early yesterday long before the arrival of the President’s body had ~ scarcely ended at 11 o'clock this imerning af- ter approximately 25,000:persons had looked the last time upon his face, until a new line began to. form. By 6 o'clock the lime extended for six long blocks and was constantly lengthening. The doors of the Harding home were not scheduled to be opened to the publig until 9 o’clock, They are to be closed at 1 o’clock and the fun- eral cortege is to leave the house for the cemetery at 2 p. m. All during the night and increas- ing as the day drew on thousands of people from all over the county kept pouring into the city from all points in one continuous stream. Thousands of. automobiles , parked along the roadside out of the city, their occupants catching ‘what snatches of sleep they might until morning. 3 Special trains bearing many thou- sands began arriving during the night-end continued to come in to- day on all roads éntering the city. The ‘city’s streets were packed with people early and the task of feed- ing the visitors was taxing Marion’s eating places. Hundreds of people walked the streets all night unable or unwilling B. M. Marshaman of Chicago, a cousin of President Harding, placed a white floral wreath upon the | iy eastward to the boyhood home of to go to bed. Many slept on benches flag-draped casket as the trai paused for forty minutes on a siding in the yards, ¢ the dead nation’s chief served to about the courthouses or many places lesen might sit or lie down in Labor Leader of England Comments Harding Had On Ruhr Situation $52,100 Insurance Londtny Aug 10.—London has ‘heard rai comment recently on the “iNew sour p Auer alle Brenident| cove gsema iuernane rae, Harding’s life was insured for $52,100|" 3" ‘Thomas, the Labor leader, said with six companies, according to | rocently at Shrewsbury: “It appears statement made publie yesterday by| we are-at the parting of the ways in the Insurance Press. The largest pol-| European affairs, so far as France 1s icy, for $16,000 was with the Mutual | concerned. No one wants to excuse Benefit, on the 15 payment life plan,| Germany for her misdeeds, but we iendiiwen) tance ecuey betes should say to France that the only President Harding, the statement hesolutien of the present state of uf! said, had taken out several policies,| fairs is to get together, talk things from time to time, starting when over frankly, and watch the future Repwasn nena with a desire to forget the past. We ae cannot stand by and allow the, con- SEES JOHNSON, si evcsiotiatnelley amen nae to France as well as to Germany, and 1 REED, OPPOSING | can but:tead to a disuster for our- selves.” New York, Aug. 10.—The choice of jam Randolph Hearst for the w ioe presidential nomination in 1926 | is British Encouraged Senator James A. Reed of Missouri FS ane. for the Democratic ticket and Sen- In Oil Drilling| ator Hiram Johnson of California for pe ee fe the Republican, the publisher is quot-| London, Aug. 10.—The success of ed as saying in a letter to the Jewish | recent oil-drilling operations in the Tribune which that periodical will| northern counties of England and in reproduce tomorrow Scotland haye led to new drilling operations ‘on a larger scale. The oil ‘GARBERG GETS |ite'ot'the tines hens grade and APPOINTMENT }h2# lead many geologists to believe that asphalt deposits lie in this sec- Peter B, Garberg, former state's tion, attorney of Adams county and pres-| Oil has been found in Derbyshire, ent legal advisor to the federal pro-| Staffordshire and Midlothian. At hibition enforcement bureau in this| Hardstoft, Derbyshire, a well drilled state, has been appointed assistant |Sbout a year ago has produced a thou- to United States District Attorney |sand tons of heavy oil and the weil Seth Richardson, according to word|is still flowing. Five other wells in received here. The appointment was|this section have shown traces of oil made bythe attorney general on but have not yet been pumped. { recommendation of* Senators E. F.), Indications of oil have been foynd Ladd and Lynn J, Frazier of North in the Staffordshire coal mines, but Dakota. the prospects are not believed en- couraging for the operator. Most of the test wells ‘have been BIG ALCOHOL drilled by the government in order to i URE MADE) P2v2 the, theory, that oil exists in ; many et the sections of the British . : Isles. English operators believe that “Minneapolis, Aug. 10.—Twenty-| while the result of the drilling so far five thousand dollars worth of alco-| i, not what was looked for, it is pos- hol were seized by H. L. Duncan, fed-| sible to produce oil in commercial eral. prohibjtion group enforcement | quantitie i chief am ides at the Great Northertt feltfuse here yesterday.| TURNBRIDGE ELEVATOR BURNS TH® seizure was fade after the of-| Turnbridge, N. D., Aug. 10.—Fire of ficers had been “tipped off” that a undetermined origin destroyed the mysterious shipment wag at the |Farmers elevator here, together with wareho' It consisted of 2,108) about 15,000 bushels of grain and a cases of “body rub,” “hair tonic,” and | feed mill jn connection, It is stated “refreshol” and would gmount, Mr.|that the grain was fully insured but: Duncan s: to 3,168 gallons. that $10,000 jnsurance on the elevator No arrests have yet been made. | building will ngt cover the 18ss on it, The agents have not ascertained | The company‘has bought the remain- where the shipment was ffom or to|ing elevator here, owned by Thomas. whom it.had been assigned, Osé, and will resume, busiress, Tirana, Albania, Aug. 10.—W. F. IN ARIZONA |Stizling, ofticial adviser to the ‘Al- _ |banian government, who has just completed a tour of the whole coun- try, says the reports of insurrection and fighting in ‘Albania are pure in- A ‘Martinez was: hanged at the state penitentiary this morning for the/ ventions, and that the country was|: murder of J. Frank Pearson, post-| never more tranquil. 7 master at Rudy, Arizena, in a border! ‘The state of public security is re- bandit raid on August 1921. The} markably good, Mr. Stirling declares, strap was sprung at 5:2¢°0’clock and| and no Balkan country was ever more pronounced dead atjorderly. The Albanians aré a keen ‘and op their country and attract foreign capital cegaas them in exploiting its wealth, i -FASCISTI NUMBER MILLION Yas dae ans recent .meeting a Fascist. council issucd _* NO. GRAIN KET a communique. stating that. the Fas- All ‘principal grain exchanges of cist position is regarded with entire ine county, were cl ecduse Of | satisfaction, and claiming «that its e fune! Chicago, Aug. 10.—Hog receipts ‘TRATION TAL! 36,000>.Better kinds around 10 cents jrirman By hee ED lower, Others ‘off more, -Bulk desir; of Jamestown, will invepti the Gost, nee ie to 280 pound averages $7.85 fi plans foe a softening and tition tion plant Ithongh , petitio Caitle: receipts 4000. Batter kinds| syuing the action were rigaeé by only be el ateers, fat cows, abe at and| a's roportion a! ‘around. steady: matured inhabitants. The. ¢i ier 411.85. Bulk veal to hav a eS ES ree 90 if 4 seaand O 07 Broads Eagle Tailoring and er, Veal, 1 i the matter and report: atthe’ n xt he ae ff; receipts regular meeting of the éouncil. a etme a tas ae ma 4 Euntce Steinmetz and William Stein- even _ MANDAN NEWS | |jcis‘ce'sismerce!"on their retaro| North Dakota Cities|‘%,,70's%,2%4 cise, guhtted ! home by car they were over taken * ° Pedant rd ; ; by muddy roads and car trouble Today ‘Join in _|{s*tion in North Dakota was heavier »| “At the mecting of the Mandan Ro-| were compelled to stop over night at Exercise sts in) cna |e tarians Wednesday a tribute was|the L. B, Olson home until Monday lad Fooard concluded, however, that it mr enterprising people, anxigus to_devel-| + [Last Funeral Services| grsrinz.cs.zrars.c™| UTD DI TI ()R | she Mite tee Juanita Mercantile Co, Juanita, reported a surplus of men yesterday. For Warren Hard- Foster Co.; capital stock $16,000; in- Farmers are not paying the high Waz- ing Held i in Ohio corporators; Paul Christenson, John es which prevailed previously, the L. Bork; A. C. Kautson, A. K. Sarvik, quale py being $3.50 per oe (Contfnued :from Page Qne:) J, ‘H. Kirwan, Juanita; G. M. Allen, said, It may increased to $4. ovcd Away trom the house of sad- | Grace City. Se for threshing, he added. Las tat ~ Dickinson Icé Cream and Butter Co., Dickinson; eerie ee $35,000; | There is a stxplus of harvest Iabor! gncing! McKenzie Roof incorporators, N, C. Jensen, C. C.!in may parts of North Dakota just Jensen, J. F. Davis,’ Dickinson. ° tow but all of it ja expected te be ab. | CATED — Tuesdays, Thurs ery hour, came faster than the slow movement past the bier could absorb them. A thin Seay sorbed when threshing becomes gen-|@ays and Saturdays. 10c handful seemed the line of those| WHEA T’-PRICE eral next week, JA. Kitehen, comis-| dances, Coolest spot in Bis: id sioner of agriculture and labor und sit de'taneta agar sea, ACTION FINAL | [icici tnncynent ws | marek Americans centered today. Thou!" IN NO, DAKOTA sands must be turned away in dis- appointment almost certainly al- (Continued from | from Page One.) though hours must intervene before/extra session should be called, but the final funeral train was formed. | called immediately, and it is for this CAPITOL|ELTINGE Special Trains Come reason that I wrote President Hard- Word came of speciaXtrains sweep- jing in July, and have since written ing toward Mprion from all direc-| President Coolidge and the gover- THEATRE tions. Motor cars came rolling in|nors of the ; chief wheat raising rf TONIGHT over every road bringing added/states to urge an ‘extra session and TONIGHT. (Friday) sqres to join the silent companyj|the revival of the United States gathered sadly Where so short a time}Grain Corporation with adequate ago thousands similarly gathered in| powers, without delay. noisy acclaim to the man who will ——— nie no more cheering. : FARM LAND TOM MIX Up every street the machines were massed at the curb in almost endless VALUES FOR . —in— Up the streets themselves in all TAXES LOWER “Stepping Fast” FRIDAY and SATURDAY DOROTHY DALTON cic ts the region about the home of the roa “ ” aged physician was the mecca of this (Continued from Page One.) A drama of whirlwind FOG BOUND silent pilgrimage curiously blank|/have hitherto borne and that it i : and still, Here and there a|would be preferable to wait another action staged around the car on business that had to do with] year so as to be. able to’ appraise world With Mix at his PATHE NEWS the funeral rites moved swiftly or] more accurately the results of the best. a troop laden truck rumbled by to|legislative changes before making , set its human freight about sometany general tevision of the assess: f Also “Our Gang” in #-and— _ new task of watching. ments. For a similar reason no sub- “ = ” Guardsmen Line Streets stantial change was made in the to- “DOGS OF WAR” FIGHTING BLOOD Against the curbs the young|tal assessed value of railroad pro- guardsmen stood widely spaced to|perty, but it was determined to make keep the crowds on the sidewalk.| the assessment at last year's figures, Traffic officers in khaki by the in-|except in the case of ab Soo, the Monday tersection waived the necessary flow| assessed valuation of which was re- i of vehicles on its way. A thin haze|duced approximately 6 percent below “A FOOL THERE WAS” dimmed the sunlight a little in the|last year’s figures as it was the opin- morning hours but it was a bright|ion of the members of the board day for all that. that as between the various roads, The houses were quiet with the|the Soo had been assessed unduly utter cessation from work-day affairs.| high. The members of the board had Only the endless silent throng that} before them figures submitted by waited in the long lines of the north] all the railroad companies setting walk of Center street pinching slow-|forth the fact that the railroads are assessed in this state at more than |. their full value as found by the In- break the allusion of the Sunday|terstate commerce commission, which ’ call value is asserted by sdme investiga- My Brodl, Mes, Peter Clookea waar tors as being in itself too high and the railoads had also submitted “THE KNIGHT THAT FAILED” Your paid to President Warren G. Harding | morning. would be unwise to make changes in ‘ Continued from Page One. , zation, Major J. M. Hanley. day at the J. W. ever hee Jr. president of the ity commission.| been an opportunity to observe the results of the operation of the new laws. The action of the board was taken by a unanimous vote.” County Auditor and Mrs. Lee te eee eee ane Nichols and son, Donald left today| Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Basson an-| 1.00707, Oe Pear Ot re att by antomobile for Dickinson to spend | #ounite the birth of a baby girl, born} 1°11)" 1.0 he most, ete. the week end visiting with Mre.{July 31, Mrs. Basson has been an-| Ti") > pe oe ete are plan- Nichols’ parents, Mr, and Mrs. Pat| ‘er the care of Dr..Barrette, but is| 1° pe ae alah tat a ok ‘ : ning to hold services in honor of the McGinley. reported’ as doing very nigel Howe: | 1.1 president would hold them gure : ; _ ling this same honor. Mrs. J. M. Stephens entertained at Methodist Pastors’” “If this is done I have no dit Guarantee Salmon should never be left in the can unless you have rich kin- folks for dinner, a bridge luncheon yesterday at her that any business houses which ma! Hote ee the NorNeieG cent Elsios School In Session| i 2, business houses which may When you see a Red Crown Field station complimentary to Mrs.| \ ford’ hou would be'willing.t0/ Fa: ot Xd Sign—no matter rg a2 may be sure that o guest at the home of her garents,| oflist ministers’ of North. “Dakota possible to attend the services.” 4 y iy Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Newton." ‘| started’ to school ‘this week, For ten| Th¢ serves at Marion for Presi- Say “Bayer” and Insist! Crown Gasoline Soe from Mrs. L. Cs Peters tnd grandg9n, ‘of intensive study and devotion forjat 3 p. m. central standard time Buddy, returned Wednesday from| ministers within the jurisdiction of|which is’ that under which Grand > The Standard Oj C spending the past three weeks at the|odist churches. Dr. E. P.. Roberts: I dices: rif W. F. Reko cottage at’ Poktgama| president of the college, is secretary FARGO OBSERVES (In ) is ver proud of + mayor of Fargo representing the Geo, H. Lyman and wife, son, Fred} one for town and country pastors,| civil contingent in the Harding me- Miss Kate Lyman, a stster, arrived |#epartment of the board of home| pay today, acted as chairman of Wednesday from Estherville, Ia,, for| missions and church extension, and tino celebration with F. W. McRoberts Chas.’ Heater of Chicago who is a Gfand Forks, N.D, A N.D., Age 10,+~Meth-| Tease‘ as many of the employees ‘as -days Wesley college will be the scene|dent Harding are scheduled to begin that particular pump. Detroit, Minn., where they had been|the North Dakota conference of Meth-| Forks operate Beach on Detroit Lakes of the summer session. Two schools} Fa . 10.—H. W. uality , are to be mdintained this summer, ce eas Wy. Gaarer, : re and w iformity of Red wn and daughter Miss Katherine, with|ne for ¢he patronage of the rursi) noriat celebration held in Island a ten day visit with Lewis F. Lyman, |"@ to be known as the conference} of +46 Commercial club committee in Red Crown has won its way against the field. The man at Bchgal of theology. . charge. uses the urist Miss Anna Mills who has been a us The national guard forces of the , home A it and tor guest of Mrs. Edgar Johnstone for} , ‘Too Late To Classify city will give the ded demands it. ; the past two weeks left for her home Fee, a ae ay full military honors, © , in Ashley yesterday. BARGAINS IN HOMES Murphy, adjutant of the 164th In jou see the name “Bayer” 2 ae ee FOR SALE=-6-r00om. house, new, built} and representing ‘the military el or on tablets you are not Miss Frances. Kellogg who has| for home by owher, three bedrooms|ment in the celebration, announced.| getting the genuine Bayer product been visitng for the past week with} and bath, modern in every respect.|_ Firing of salutes began at dawn| Prescribed by physicians over twen- her sister, Mrs. Frank‘ Roby left! east front. 3 car garage. Located] and will continue throughout the|ty-two years and proved safe by mil- yesterday for her home in Forsyth,| in best ‘residence section in town.| day, lions for ; Red Crown Mont. Price $5500.00, part cash, balance e seas if monthly payments if desired. A CONGRESSMAN SPEAKS Sen Headashs CLEAR LAKE real bargain. ‘ a Mayville, N.D., Aug. 10-—Congres ectthe gh cceanen i man O, B. Burtness spoke at mem- ; ; . Mrs, John Carlson of Regan and) ro saLE—6 room house, .partly/orial services at the state. normal} _- NeuFalgia Fain, Baia "Miss Hazel Smith, returned last week fcc tended visit at thei modern, 75x150 foot lot, well loca-| school today. Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” ta ieee Rs iesvialt shi thele par) ted. Price $2760.00, Terms. only. Each unbroken package con- BUSINESS SUSPENDS, tains proper directions. Handy box- Mrs. J. M. Lejn and Cl | FOR SALE—8 room house, sun parlor! Jamestown, N. D., Aug, 10.—James- of twelve tablets cost few cents. rs. J.-M. Lejn and Clara Lein}| and: sleeping porch, 4 bed rooms|town did not hold memorial services | Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and e spent Thursday with Mrs. Melvin J.| and bath, built in features, modern today, having held them on the dayof | 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Tein. _ and convenient, splendid condition,|the funtral in Washington. Business, | Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetica- two car garage, located four blocks| however, was si ded du ing th er of Salicylicacid, if Mrs. B. F. Paslay and Mary Pas-| - from Postoffice. “Price $7500.00,| funeral, PES u e me lay were pleasant callers at: thed terms. f Henry Nelson home one day of last} .,. . —— vo seer (vias SRAOREORATIONS It starts instantly; it enables your car to get away quickly; without \ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Warne called at the honie of Mr. and Mrs. Dick protected? Come in and let us go} Articles of incorporation filed with «Ore your insurance matters with} the Seeertary of State follow: Begman Thursday | evenin; ‘and be- C, E. Davidson Implement Co., Por- came acquainted with thelr new s0n. INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY| tal, N- D. capital stock $25,000; in- to = ‘ups MPANY, 1 Stiles WIM Piet Canty ak, lelivers to your rear Mrs." Frank Shaffer, spent\'Thurs- day until Saturday at the home of Ehoye, 126: TOO MUCH OF bay sch all the power her'son and daughter-in-law, Mr..and| wanpep-Gisl fo ; D—G: general house- can tre- Mrs, Geotge Shaffer of Steele. . | “work, Call Cowan's Drug Store. | 4 “— be d, for Red. Fi03) |, Sasa endous speed, for Red. ‘Misses Mary and Bernice Paslay “It is six years since I had my first c Cro" is fast have as their guest Miss Anna Van-| WANTED "AT ONCB—Three ambi-|#tomach trouble, | It rapidly grew wn gas. Vieet of Bismarck. worse. My food would not digest and eet cee wetata: eeefoerec stato ang|4Was reduced to skin and bone, My | = Look for the Red Crown Sign. Mr. and Mrs. 0. H.. Lund ‘enter-| . count stitutions and publig}dector put me on a starvation diet, il tained at Sunday dinner the follow-|° schools. Must be able to furnish{end when my pains grew woree TOUR EXPERT DRY ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Ole Now-| references, For appointment cal}| Soncluded it was too much of » good land, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson, | McKenzie Hotel, ank or Ms. Crosby, thing. On’ the advice of my drug ‘i 8-10-28 I tried May: Wonderful Remedy, ‘ Mr. and, Mrs. Christ Schoon and fam- land am now entirely well.” It i ‘ CLEANING ‘ a Rafi oaancetee alden we cua cat BUY RED CROWN i Moves thé catarrhal mucus from tl i H Pies acer ae ohn! Olen sre | Ton unfurnished. apartment, first] epee cae ond lays che ila |g SUFER YOU the best possible ra the following Standard Ou Service 4 : ; intone: : 3 i | mation which causes practically ~ all : Sex yy a hoe oh fami and neigh seein masher. Apoly 1116 Broa ftomach, liver and intestinal ailments, regults. We:dye, remodel, apne an é : tis. O: i i 7 social, way after which: refreshments . Se ee ee eae ecconiea: ig tepair, press every kind of were served. A sum of money ~was For sale at all druggists.—Adv. ante asa token of..remembrance, ae e FOR FALE nice honte. 6 room modern hy rdwo. floors, Wearing 62 t ean i lawn, i And. lenis oa Sogn tal Ge: Fie jar re We Call For and - Ste nd Gage Albert ‘Christensen, ‘home. . Miss Mabel Kjeleven departed Sin-[, Will care for. : Deliver. day for Columbus, where: she: hi P B : ' ¢epted a’ vesting i is Tee ee . ; es t We reblock, clean and re- i finish felt hats like new. * Hat Works. Mr, and Mrs, Frank Prater: had as! ‘theif gnome, Bunday, My. and Mrs, J, Z Heh G\/8