The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1923, Page 8

AATA IITA Take off the stift-shanked, unnaturally Rien shoes you are wearing now—and look sensible to continue to believe that the poor, | |, misshapen: things you see are not having a wickedly detrimental effect on all tHe rest of your cra body? Let os ft 705 0 0 patrof good locking shoes hat wit grale your fect av stra Ke ANDS! thy as your Hi. THE MEN’S CLOTHES SHOP | ALEX ROSEN & BRO. McKenzie Hotel Block. ( ROUND RIPP WALKING SHOES FILM STARS START FIGHT ON GOSSIPS Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford to File Suit Against Magazine Los Angeles, Oct. 31.—A court battle to put a stop to alleged malicious and unfvunded stories about men and women in the mo- tion picture industry was expected to be started in New York as a re- sult of instructions from Mary Pickford, motion picture actré and her actor .-husband, Dougl: Fairbanks, who last night annow ced they had telegraphed to attor- neys in that city. Their eastern attorneys, they said, were ordered to begin suit immediately aganist a film maga- zine which is alleged to have pub- lished a report that Evelyn Brent. Mr. Fairbanks’ former leading lady, had caused the extrangement of Fairbanks and Miss Pickford. Miss Brent joined with Mr. and Mrs. Fairbanks in denouncing the article as “ridiculous and untru and her husband confirmed the an- nouncement that she would join in bringing the suit. This Winter keep efficient take SCOTTS EMULSION | CONTROVERSY A MAN is no better than HIS FEET! | at your bare feet! Is it i t-boned, as exible and as iR IS SETTLED London, Oct, 31.—A settlement of a tontroversy over the American consulate at Newcastle-on-Tyne has ben reached between Foreign Secre- tary Curzon and American Ambassa- dor Harvey and according to Mr. Harvey the consulate will be reopen- ed within a a fortnight. KELLOGG 0. K. TO BRITISH London, Oct. 31.—The appointment of Frank B. Kellogg as United States Ambassador to Great Britain ROT Rene ee ee ee ee ROTARY HEARS TWO SPEAKERS AT LUNCHEON | L. F. Crawford and E. J. Tay- lor Speak to Member of Club on Roosevelt, Navy Members of the Rotary club at ;luncheon today heard two fine ad- dresses, one by Lewis F. Crawford jon the life of Theodore Roosevelt and the other by E. J, Taylor “The Navy.” The former dealt with the life of Roosevelt in general, his id and accompli'hments and also referred to his life in the Badlands of North Dakota. Mr. Taylor, who has a son in the United States Naval Academy, veviewed the building of the Amen. on can Navy and its accomplisnments, William F, Bublitz, principal of the Bismarck high school, was re- ceived as a new member. The Ro- tary talk to him was made by Fred Conklin and President Duemeland presented him with a Rotary code of ethics. Visitors ineluded Roy Baird, O. A. Brown and Fulton Bur- nett of Dickinson, Wm. E. Green and Jefferson Steiner, The attendance ‘was 86 percent. Dr. E. P. Quain and Dr. V. J. La- Rose, who recently returned from Chicago where they attended a me- dical convention, also visited the Ro- tary club in that city and there met Paul P. Harris, originator of Rotary. ea talk ‘on methods ings are handled GARRISON PLAYS HERE ON SATURDAY Will Meet Bismarck High School Team, at Football on Local Diamond Garrison High School’s potball eleven will meet the Bismarck High been formally accepted by the Brit- ish government, it wa iced this afternoon. Mr. Kellogg's name was presented by Ambassador Harvey to King Géorge and Lord Curzon yes: terday afd poth expressed “most cordial acceptance’ of President Coolidge’s appointee. UNION MINE LEADER JAILED: Halifax, Oct. .31—James B. Me- Lachlin, secretary of Disttict No. 26, United Mine Workers of America un: til he was ousted by President John | L. Lewis during the Capte Breton coal strike last summer, was sen tenced to the Rochester penitentiary | today for two yéars for seditious | libel. BIG HALLOWE’EN DANOE Patterson’s Hall, Wednes- day, October Bist. 10 Cent Dances. TEXACO GASOLINE The highest test gasoline for winter menths. costs no more. Closing Out Tire Sale All sizes at Bargain prices. Tire sold every Saturday to the highest bidder. Saturday we will have Radiator Alcohol. Phone 187 LOCKWOOD ACCESSORY CO. Fill up at our station. i And it One large over size Cord 800 E Main St. School “Demons” here Saturday at 3 o'clock. Scheduling of the game was an- noenoed tefay by Coach Houser, since rek cannot get in the state 5 iieigals, for two weeks. 4 The Garrison team will be no easy snap fof the “Demons.” The team, while: unknown in comparison to the locals, has beaten Washburn, Wilton, Woodworth and Coleharbor, accord- ing to Coach Houser, and has: made large scores in most of the games. The regular Bismarck lineup will be sent against the visitors. ‘ket 2 p.m. the Richholt and North | Ward grade school teams will play. {These are said to be the best in MacLeod’s league and -are evenly matched. STANDARD OIL FILES SUITS ‘Chicago, Oct. 31—The Standard Oil Company of Indiana today filed a complaint in the ‘United States dis- trict court here against the Univer- sal Oil Products company and an- nounced that a similar bill had been filed in the federal district court at East St. Louis against the Roxana Petroleum company to enjoin them from ‘using’ of certain oil cracking process. The bill alleged infringe- ment of patents. , HEAVY DAMAGE TO ORANGE CROP Madrid, Spain, Oct. 31.—Violent gales and heavy gains have caused enormous damage to the crops, especially oranges in the provinces of Vallencia and Alicante. INCREASE IN FORD SALES Detroit, Mich, Oct. § Oct. 31—How rap- idly. the trend of sentiment is swing- ing toward the use of lighter motor car equipment, in order to more sat- isfactorily meet present day traf- fic conditions, is” emphagized in the tremendous increase in sales of the Ford Motor Company for the first three-quarters of the present yeas, An analysis of these sales shows that the sentiment is not’ alone among passenger car buyers but ex- tends to commergial car purghasers who are finding thatthe smaller mo- tor ‘haulage unit effects more: effi- cient, speedy and ‘economical delivery service. Sales ‘of’ Ford cars and Trucks in the United States for the first. nine months of the year totaled 1,354,020, créase of months of 1922, - it is just announced; This is an in- 466,433 over the ue New Librarian Assumes Place Miss Lillian Cook, who has been librarian at the Minot State Normal since Inst December, was recently tendered the position of Director of the. State Library Commission with headquarters at Bismarck. She is / MISS LILLIAN E. COOK, expected in Bismarck today to as- sume her pdsition tomorrow. Miss ook is a splendidly fitted to take up the administrative work of the Li- brary Commission so necessary to the welfare of the state. Under her able direction its service will) con- tinue to develop, becoming more and more important among the depart- ments established at our state capi- tol. The Minot Normal bulletin says: “Miss Cook is & graduate of the Uni- versity ‘of Wisconsin, with addition- al training, in library work at ‘that institution, and in other fields’in the middle west: Although she hat been with thé normal school less than a year, she’and her mother have made many. warm friends among students, faculty,'and in community circles, who ‘will deeply regret their leaving the ¢ity. “Miss Cook will undoubted- ly be active in the three lines ot work the Commission maintains—the eference department, the Traveling Library department, and direct per- sonal aid given through field visits. Her many. friends in this, section hope that the “field visit’” line will! bring her. back’ frequently. FREIGHT RATE. In Bismarck/|' VETS BUREAU INNORTHWEST 1@DEFENDED Efficiently and Economical- ly, Legionnaire Says St. Paul, Oct. 81,—Imp'ted char: CUT OPPOSED Railroad Executives. Plagning Reply, to, Reject: Coolidge : _Plan New York, Qct,-81.—Presidents and other'.executives.of every grain or coal. hauling ‘railroad in the ‘country today drafted what was unofficial; Feported to have been an unf: replyto President ‘Coolidge’s proposal for revision of rail freigit rates on shipments of those twe coni:' modities which were destinéd for ex- port. A committed of the piesliletits was named to submit’ the drafted reply to ‘the president at’ Washington by Thursday, or earlier if they cops be received at the.White. House. While the contents of the draft were Withheld to await the,ii wishes of’ President Coolidge in regard to publication, several of the execu- tives who helped draw it up said it was based on a conviction ‘that low- ering rates on grain for export would not create an increased market for wheat in Europe and therefore would not help lift the American farmer. out of the slough of overproduction. Sewing Machines repaired and overhauled. Expert workmanship guaranteed. B Dall Headaches | heumatics zca of unfairness and political in- fluence in the settlement of claims | by the United States Bureau inso-; far as they relate to the Tenth district, including Minnesot, North and’ South Dakota and Mon- tana, are umfounded according to Stafford King, state adjutant for the Minnesota department, Amer- tean Legton, Veterans Bureau developed at tue Senate investigation at Washington into the affairs of Charles R. For- bes, former director of the Veter- ans Bureau.\ Instead of ‘being subject to po- litical influence the Tenth district through efficient and intelligent effort has kept the settlement of claimg practically up to date, Mr. it King declared today. It has been nade possible yy cooperation giv- an the Bureau by the American Uegion and other service organt- zations he said, which now stand ready to defend the administration of C.D. Hibbard, chief of the Tenth district, and his associates. ARCHITECT'S FEE Washington, ‘Oct. 31—Payment vf an additional $33,000 to Mathew O’Brien, a San Francsco architect. for a revision of his plans for a government hospital at Livermore. Califarnia, to make them accord o the terms of his original con-{ ‘ract wag disclosed today before the Senate veterans comm'ttee. Beulah Lignite Coal is Bes* $4.75.. per. ton. Order now Wachter Transfer Co. Phon 62. GIRLS! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL. HAIR 35-Cent “Danderline” Does ‘,. Wonders for Lifeless, Neglected Hair A gleamy mass. of luxur- ijant hair . full of gloss, lustre and life. short- ly follows a genuine toning up of neglect- ed scalps with d ependable “Danderine.” Falling hair, itching scalp dandruff is corrected im- hin, dry, wispy or fad- and the pared Tenth District Administered The criticism of the|- jr is quickly invigorated, tak- ‘on new strength, color and rental Heauty.. “Danderine” is de- Vighgfal onthe hair; a refreshing, - fhe SAVE——Don’t Hoard Money Isa treacherous revolver your only..protection against your sayings? If-so, .trams- fer your money now to this safe bank. Don’t be the victim for ruth- less: burglars, when this state (or government) bank is willing to protect you and you are paid for IT.. We in- vite you to start an account today. FIRST GUARANTY BANK F. A. Lahr, President. E. V. Lahr, Vice President. J. P..Wagner, Cashier. Non Skid Truss | wrong. selection than PT TT TT TT OT aT P cA on 5 Ac | i sl made eee nine nena ananeie dna snanananaed il Mh fa ' ; i ndednandnanal Business men—with whom the runabout has always been very popular—are well pleased with the changes embodied in this model. ‘Always rouped, che’ ben batt made decidedly wtsampes and more comfortable. This result is obtained by raising the radiator and enlarging the cowl making « decided improvement in looks and providing more leg room. | A Well dosigieed tcipiand lating windebiald do their aleve reward adding a finished, clean-cut appearance. Make it a point to see the other new models also on display in the neasest Ford dealer's show room. These cars can be obtained through the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan, COPELIN MOTOR COMPANY Phone 318 Bismarck, N, D 7 i) DR. R. 8. ENCE Chiropractor Consultation Free Lucas Blk, Bismarck, N. Phone 260 ‘WEBB. BROTHERS Embalmers Funeral,Directors Licensed Embalmer in Charge pe DAY PHONE 246 NIGHT PHONES 246-887 _ PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Licensed’ Embalmer in Charge Day Phone 100 Night Phone 100 or 647 N 134 Car Builders Use Willard Batteries More by far than use any other make. If you have any doubt as to which battery you ought 30 x 3% Tire... $7:25 CORWIN MOTOR CO., Bismarck. ‘have more to lose by a any ingividual buyer? : | <'is Coming’ in. fine now. We are pre- ‘pared’ to set up complete outfits at your home and sell: them on monthly | In September alone, 141,467 Ford cars and trucks were delivered at retail, a gain of 35,029 over Septem- ber last year, while truck sales for the month were 16,947 or 4,589 more than in the same month a year ago. REPUBLIC LOSES Deqseldorf, Oct. 31—The young berry wpers has ‘lost: ground luring’ few days, according to German papers. while a French circular }etter which s Ger- Man newspaper publishes shows s¢- reeset have been reminded. basal ¥ are not. ‘recognised as in full outot BE the the Makes You Physic- ally Fit To Do ‘The Heavy Work. payments. We carry the famous | » Crosley radio Laie at TYPEWRITAAD Ns Au