The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1923, Page 7

:— she city ordinance which is based on| Strikes. Abandoned Junk| MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 1928 j SLUBSUNDAY [OPTIMISTIC Peer tween the eyes. | The wagon had broken down and 1 had been left at the side of the road ew and Schlitzer failed to see it in time to, avoid a collision. LAW ENFORCED y +m Paris, Oct, 8—Negotiations be- irmingham, Alabama, Is tween representatives of German in- Closed Up Tight Under dustrial groups and the Franco-Bel- | gian authorities. of occupation look- Rule ing toward complete resumption of | work in the Ruhr and delivery in |Birmingham, Ata, Oct.” 8—Bir-| Kind, om Tengrations neta ig z Ingham yesterday spent her bluest) the French foreign office today. inday.' Insofar as police were ad- ‘ fed there was not even a game of paquet. Clubs of the city were re- irted as quiet as the laws of the ty and state anticipated. Birming- : im Country club golf course was \ petted. Officials of that club an- ‘unced that members would play : ly Af next Sunday expecting to be i rested. A case will be carried to e highest court to test the consti- tionality of the city and state wis. A fight luoking to repeal of | e state Sunday observance law will made at the commissior’s next| Wagon Left Along the Side teting, opponents of Blue Sunday of the Highway’ ws announced. Jahnke farm south of Casselton, was | | I instantly killed Saturday evening | when the automobile in which he; was riding collided with a broken- down junk wagon south of Casgelton. Joe Schlitzer, driver of the car, and) his woman companion, Miss Naegel, plete LAB A ol Att es el Fargo, Oct. 8.—Albert Krueger, 23, farm hand employed on the Otto bandoned Because of En- gine Trouble, It Is Taken fhe Ford touring car of Roy Eli- yn was stolen early Sunday while lwas standing on the road, six les southwest of Baldwin, where had been forced to abandon it lurday night pecause of engine ble. When he returned to the spot, & mile from his uncle's farm, Sun- {7 afternoon the car was gone. A le spread search has been institu- { for it. { Ford car, with a big house-body jit, slipped off the grade about miles east of here Sunday, one *f DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Corsultation Free Lucas Bik. Bismarck, N. D. «Phone 260 el being smashed. The driver sa‘d name was James Johnson and he, with two others, were en e from north of Williston to the iny south. Repairs were made and jcar continued on its journey. ’ (Bsa a HIGHEST. IN QUALITY © NOT IN PRICE One cf the famous o!d steam ship companies hag so ' much prestige that travelers think its rates must be higher than others. They are not. So it is with the - KNOWLES jewelry stove. The name means so much in Quality that many assume our prices must be ~ ‘higher. They are no higher. — F, A. KNOWLES Jeweler, Bismarck. bs The house of Lucky wedding rigs. 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