The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT MOTHER LOVE LEADS WOMAN Sought by the the Chicago Police! Gon ories and all that, but most i people enjoy eating the good things in Connection with Murder | they sec before Gi, What they | want is the simple means of stopping of Factory Man IGWUineA sour rinieen ana teueHr dies ; tresses if they come. A mother's love} A host of people use pri Malm, 19] pepsia Tablets because th last! stomach th ne effect, aie) have soug! nt| stop the sweeten ,the stom- confession of} ach estion~in the stom need to do [Stomach Comfort i Sour Risings, Gassiness, burn and Distress of Indigestion If You Follow Meals With Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, night to the polic her since the all her hus and killed E man duri of a knit goods rd Lehman, a watch- | these things attempted burglary | this relief every time. factory three weeks | box of Stuart's Dyspe ago any drug store and 3 When she fled to Indianapolis af-| pie and cheese, ter the arrest of her hu nd last! sau she left a t ig CHulbecl MESSAGE 10 Get a 60-cent Tablets at and nd defy old man dyspe rendt hope z she told wile the e would wa at ce the child again 1 wounded she corrob her! nd™ statement and completed | the evidence which will free Walter| Hokelman and Ethel Beck, indicted | for the killing Bokleman who have { been held since the Beck girl made | a false confession in which she said | he had killed Lehman, stating that} she was the woman accomplice, now | known to be Mrs. Malm, SHERMAN HELD | | Not But to Contain Many Recommendations, Is | Word idte Out Long 8-—President shing touches ngress today | and the document was sent-to. tht | | printer. Former Cashier of Scandina- | The message is comparatively | brief, White House attaches de vitin-American Bank ing it to be shorter than th Arrested | age length of those s:nt to Con ey Presidents Wilson and | Fargo, Nov. 28—P. R. SI! le former cashier of the 2 at he framed the message with ian American bank, wa view to presenting expli in Los Angeles yesterday on cha s \recanttatnt al ‘ons ratlior than argu- es growing out of the Cass county | ments and disquisitions. His de grand jury investigation of the |sire, he failure of according <0 word ri hers by the sher- iff’s office. Sherman has waived extradition is and will be returned immediately to North Dakota, it was announc: ed. b —General Kikuzo, Sherman was named in five in- | Otani, alae counEATe the Jap- dictments charging false entry and | anese government since 1917 and for. falge report. |mer commander of Japanese forces F, W. Cathro named in four in- \ in Siberia diéd today. He 57 dictments charging embezzlement | years old. appeared yesterday and gave $4,- | 000 bond for his appearance. | Gathro formerly was managing | director of the Bank of North Da- kota. ived ZO DIES. was, Special Thanksgiving Din- ner, $1.00 per plate. Lewis & Clark Hotel. Mandan. Din- “ner served from 12 noon to 1:30 p. m. and from 5:30 to 7:30. Don’t Suffer Pile Torture No Arrests in Dawson Robbery Although Glues are being followed no arrests have been.made as yet in the robbery of the Farmers U)on|{ Elevator of Dawson last week, States | Attorney Liessman of Kidd said here tod at the state’ ney's confere The robhers blew the safe and obtained $800. Two nights previous robbers en- tered the house in which Harry Grim, retired business man lived, and rob- bed him of Remember that for 25 years Pyra- mid Pile Suppositories have been the family reliet for bleeding, pro- truding piles or hemorrhoids. hey have aved hundreds rom operation and a single box has been sum many case that had su | fered for |No wonder you can get these biessed \suppositories in any drug store in the U.S. and Canada at 60 cents box. But do not take any subst tute. Send your name and addre on coupon for free trial package, FREE SAMPLE COUPON FYRAMID DRUG COMPANY p Kindly send mi Pile Suppositories CLOSED. i The State Bank of Rolla, enpitel $10,000 deposits $120,000; the mers Bank of Cray, capital $: ts $101,000, and the Ai nge Bank of Watford City, cap 000, deposits $43,000, sed, according to in received by the State banking depart- ment. QUICK RELICF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets That is is the beyoyit crysof thousands since Dr. Edwards (eee Ollre Nam . Street City e mall for Ove fans aie treating patients for ation and torpid livers, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing table haxetye.: Tee Rue lo griping is the “‘keynote” of these ittle sugar-coated, olive-colored tab- 9 lets. They cause the bowels andliverto 4 act normally. They never force them , to unnatural action. If you have a “dark brown mouth” | eath—a dull, tired feeling—sick headache—torpid jiver—constipation, | you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re- sults from one or two of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets at bedtime. Toousands tebe rnem every night j just ‘hem. >and 30- Phone 453 for the Famous Wilton Screened Lump Lig- nite Coal at $4.75 per ton delivered. Wash- burn Lignite Coal Co. -BISMARCK STORAGE COMPANY Storage | of al ten z . 0. For Good Eaters Heart- OPEN HOUSE sgfie TOMORROW You are cordially invited to drop in any time Thanksgiving day or evening and inspect the new OVERLAND CHAMPION —the car that has set all motordom talking. We also have the various ‘Willys- “Knight and Overland models on our show | OPEN u will eat your | BE POSITIVE, a President has told visitors |* ~ | pen to that unfortunate country and itching,| ient in| d ypu can rely upon} | YOU’LL LIKE OUR WARM, CENTRALLY LOCATED FIREPROOF STORAGE. n such a wonderful age. I am and’ haye been an optimist.” Me said that he had te leave Rus- | in order to save his life. Telling | of revolution which he declared was | cally a revolt of the slaves, he told: n incident of the illiterate masses who were in control. One epleode | drove home his point. A commis- sion of five Bolsheviki had been sent | to a station to check up some pur- | chases for thé government and when they did not return the government | wired and received the word that all | of them had died. A second com- COUNT TELLS OF IGNORANCE OF RUSSIANS Officials Die Beeapge ® They | Could Only Read the Word, “Alcohol” mission was sent out to investigate. | It was discovered that the first emis- saries had found ,some American | os goods at the station. Opening the{ Count Tolstoy paid a fine tribute { boxes it was found to be canned be Bismarck and its hospitality in {wl The important representatives address to Rotarinns at) their ine could only read one word, | kly luncheon at "the en} i ‘count Tolstoy desig- | hotel today. He sai nternational word" | this city impressed him and that ne They thought it vodka and spread it ked it so well ‘Nad (aéeeten@t hix Lon'bread with the result that all died. : re to a week aaa i g in tabloid form his address 4 on “The truth About, Russia,” which | ¢, You can have your windows, {he gave before. the state ion | weat with Chamberlin! ast week, the Count digressed to tell | Weather strips without. cool- | vhy he was thankful, {ing off the home.: Phone hat Tam a Russian,” he began. hat six years ago I had the fore- | Richard O. Sloan 682. ight to see what was going to hap- | DON’T FORGET Fireman’ 's Dance Thursday,' . 29th. Patterson’s Hall. Read Tribune Want Ads. wus thus enbbied io leave before the rors that followed the ee | . up Nov |e am “thankful that better days are | Jat hand for Russia and that I live | YOUR CAR FOR THANKSGIVING ‘ : may we serve you” | Any hour day .or night we are pre- pared to answer your call. Juspring up No. 57 and ‘the car will be there for | pane! you soon afterward. Our. rates will ap- peal to you and your friends, “ROHRER TAXI ‘LINE Phone 57 1 | ! | Made in Five Grades The Ideal Winter Consult chart at.any Service Station and at most garages for the the grade to lubricate your car Core rectly — ‘ain your mptor every - 500 es and refill with Polarine. room floor. ‘ Why Not Something for His SK TO SEE OUR EXC TEAMS GO OUT FOR SOCIETY Funeral Services For Mrs..Christmann' Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Christmann of Ree, 3 who died Monday at a loval hospital after a} short illness were held this afternoon iat 2:30 o'clock at Golden Valley. | Mrs. Christmann was the mother of | ten children. ' Dubuque _w%s the. figst “permane | Settlement in Iowa. Relieves Headache :- | A little Musterole, rubbed qa fore- i cad and temples, will usually drive | away headache. A clean, white oint- | ment, made with oil of mustard, | Musterole is a natural remedy with none of the evil after-effects 20 often ; | caused by “‘internal medicine.” To Mothers: Musterole isnow made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. | 35865c in jarséstubes; hospitalsize, $3.) Teams went out today’ from the Association of Commerce on a cam- — ee TAXI ne: One-One Hundred RDS FOR HIRE DaF rT Niobe Pen Bekrice. an sg) 114 Fourth aieey arck, D. . FOR SALE ick Model D 45, new ‘paint job. New ‘ tires. Engine completely over- hauled and new battery this spring. A bargain if taken at once. COPELIN MOTOR COMPANY 201 Broadway BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER» N HE extremely fair prices for Goodyear Tires year in and year out are shown in the chart above. Good- year Tires are selling today for 45% less than in 1920; 39% lees than in 1914. Despite this, their quality was never so high as now. This is a good time to buy Goodyears. As Goodyear Service Statton Jthe caw ce d nd then Soisenk thr tected aa feather Trea of the Lahr Motor Sales sentsa Company ‘Sel ect Your Own Battery Whether you’ want the very finest battery " made or the best battery at the price you want to : pay; we have a Willard needs... * ‘Come in and let us | show you the complete motor FLOWERS FOR THE LADIES. ALL Car for Christmas NIGHT Lahr Motor Sales Company EPTIONAL VALUES IN USED-CARS paign for funds for the North Da- ecutive officer. A large number of kota Humane Society, of which Rev. business men responded to the ‘call George Newcomb of Bismarck is ex- at 9 o'clock this morning. + CHAMPION the most versatile. car In ‘wor At your Willys-Overland dealex. _* LAHR MOTOR SALES CO. | Studebaker Light-Six can ‘pe traced to the fact that it repre- degree of automobile value that the _ public has ont for By manufacturing complete s, transmissions, axles, frames, bodies, tops, castings, forg- ings, and stampings, parts-makers’ profits are eliminated from costs, and one profit ontly is tnshaion in Studebaker prices. . Phone or call for demonstration. 4 DEBAKE