The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1923, Page 8

SURVEYORS 60 _—, /KLAN FIGHT THROUGH BIG | ci i ADVENTURES ~ a Geological Survey Party Map Out Stretches of Colorado Canyon BOATS CAUSE TROUBLE LOOK OUT, BELOW! | Pass Anti-Klan Legisla- pes sgover: tion at Session ‘SURE, CRUSOE Oklahoma City, Dec. 4.(By the 'A. P.)—The controversy over anti-! Ku Klux Klan legislation promised | to break anew in the Oklahoma low- | assembly this afternoon when the ‘lower house takes up for considera- | Radio Kept Investigators in Touch with Outside World | | the senate. * | Generally regarded as holding the} | To Prove His Was Gay ; balance of power, Ku Klux Klan | Island | sympathizers are expected to launch | ‘their attack at the outset of the pro- H ceedings by moving to postpone con- Washington, Dec. T. Twenty-foot 60-foot labor stri and tribu This shows # S of the Italian iorces drawn up awaiting in-,ure in the present session. ‘Sup-|have it. Not he. When his hired . logical Su which recently | spection by Pret solini, 1 r force is growing. . pped the etch of the Ca | oon ot eee renert jeg vied with one another in making the here from bleeding at the nose while | Pos. Rese asta ate ei nge with a lighted pipe or cigar-j the parents were enroute to Grafton | the expedition, recorded that my Hh ctte without losing the light.” j With the child to secure hospita: | Upsets were not unusual At one| treatment. The cual) had been trou. ! SE hisiboattitning aveonplete som i anuythe parents inneed that by stop- Honea and poing n out of sight. ng As various towns along the way | hild treated they ital, but death en- | ly a few minutes | stopped here. : MOTHER! Le lost ea Octobe hen — ed, caught the The stretch of the Colorado River, | Arizona, to Need- les, California, ast that had, toute | not been necurately surveyed for h and mapping, and the purpose of the) sien it came down, bottom a6) the men were thrown out between from Lees Fer. YES! NOW IS THE it and the rocky banks, one narrow i ly escaping being crushed tion. Is! Laxative REGGR (Howevor, the’ ten: wien’ ae “California Fig Syrup” | complished the feat with one brok- 66 3] ! en rib the only yy and with | the loss of only canoe, } The first tas countered by the = : {B oprright 1021 by a. V. Price & U gen e016 Vietim Laughed at Note foot To get your Suit ‘or Overcoat, for “Xmas.” ASK YOUR FRIENDS—and they’ll tell you that the best place in town to get your Suit and Overcoat—when you're considering style, quality, fit and price—is none other than— When First Received uto 140 miles, (By the ALP.) , the nearest who laughed tion. t The four hoats used were eighteen a torte Po are x, decked over at both ends pand and hatches and metal com buoyaney demanding lifs, was shot dead ear his Brooklyn home after h Tonguc Shows if | ee children and himself had by Biliou:, Constipated diges were their vic- shot twice. | Jlurry Mother! ; Mocks and skin | were recovered tims’ bed. Report On Harding Hix wife, onty semi-conscious from | peevish child toves the pleasant taste One of the intere: EA of the fumes of the drug that had been | of “@alifornia Fig Syrup” and it the trip was the cow ¢ sprayed by heard the |never fails’ to open the bowels. A j with which radio m empt to | teaspoonful today may prevent a sick | picked up, in the bottom of tie by a blow | child tomorrow. on, even im 1,000 feet ele on the hea the rim. uth of President was taken Even a fretful, | xgist for genuine which nas Harding was heard of within an hour ons for nobles and children of after the event. DI ages printed on bottle. Mother! Be hicotnits-in tetedtetwere |” cit infant [You must say “California” er you!) —-——-— OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS.———- large enough only to accommodate | child of G. F. Lewis of Hannah died | may get an imitation fig syrup. i the oarsman, the two ssengers each was forced to carry had to lie! down on the decking, holding on for life to the lines, and being continual- ly drenched and waves. ‘The waves were mountainous,” Mr. Birdseye reported, “and to some of us our first ride of this kind was a genuine thriller. But we after- ward became so used to riding rough water and getting soaked that we COLDS Break a Cold Right Up with “Pape's Cold Compound” ANNUAL MEETING Bismarck Association of Commerce At Auditorium, Wednesday Evening, Dec. 5 7:30 P. M. SHARP ADMISSION FREE OPEN TO PUBLIC EVERYONE WELCOME W. H. Webb, president will preside. Judge A. M. Christianson will introduce speakers. Discussion of Vital Issues to North Dakota, By GOVERNOR NESTOS, Former GOVERNOR L. B. HANNA and MAJOR STANLEY WASHBURN, journalist, publicist and _ well known war correspondent. Take two tablets every three hour: until three di en. The first dose always gives r he second and third doses break up the cold, Pleasan| afe to take Contains no qui or opiates. Millio Cold Com: rty-five cents. Former Governor Hanna is weli versed in conditions of an economic nature and will touch on these i in his ' address. nn Fresh from his successful trip to Kast Gov. Nestos has many inter- esting impressions to relate and a definite program to promote this state’s various industries. Stanley Washburn will speak upon the Lignite Industry and tell of his recent visit to Washington in the interest of North Dakota’s coal froduction. He is an interesting speaker and those interested in the development of the state should not fail to hear this address. FINE MUSICAL PROGRAM UNDER. DIRECTION OF PROF. L. Ppa PEADER OF THE JUVENILE | Selections by High School. Orchestra—Saxophone Culartet and Cornet Solos by mem- L. B. HANNA GOVERNOR NESTOS ‘bers of the Juvenile porters of the bill are mustering their | man, Friday, fell in love with Li! forces to press for immediate consid: eration with the view that adequate janti-Klan legislation must be enact- ed or the legislature will have broken ith with the people. | | ELECTION UPHELD, | IN K A MA Oklahoina City, Dec. 4.—The Okla- | jhoma suprenfé court today held legal | the special election of October 2 at} tell in detail what happened, but terpreted by Melvin Steen, who seems | HAD G00D TIME as perfectly at home on an aa |tion a measure passed last week by! Legion Play, “Oh, Oh Cindy” | When Robinson Crusoe was ship- | sideration indefinitely which would | wrecked upon his island he prepared jin effect mean the death of the meus- | for a lonesome time, but he didn’t the Queen of the Cannibals, trouble merely Began. isn't generally known, Frid: | Saturday, was prominent soc! circles; and aside from being a mu- sical genius, a bass drum soloist to| be exact, he was possessed of untold wealth in the form of an egg. Of course, it wouldn't be fair to you to {which the constitutional amendment j things did happen. The affair was \ |was adopted empowering the state | the talk of the entire island. It | Opponents to Make Effort tO/jegislature “h mect without call by | revealed entirely in “Oh, Oh, Cind which will be presented at the audi- torium, under the direction of the John B, Rogers Producing Co., for {Dec. 11 and 12. | | The part of Robinson Crusoe is in- | | BETTER TRAINING | BETTER POSITIONS For the 18th time the State Agri- | ‘ cultural College has obtained office help from Dakota Business College, Fargo, N. D. Their latest em-| ployee is Mable Fossum, hired the | day she finished her D. c! cou: Every Fargo bank and 685 others deeply" “Dakota’’ help; | 80 do the leading courts. i The reason is plain. Dakota Bus- iness College graduates are better trained. Isn’t it common sense to attena the school that desirable em- ployers go to for help? ‘‘Follow the Succe$$ful.’’ Begin January 1-8. | Write F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 | FrontSt., Fargo, N. D., TODAY. | For the friend far away, for the folks back home — your photograph. 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