The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1923, Page 8

The ut al The SE! PAGE Ell EIGHT : | ALMOST READY | Miss Richter Begins Givine' Final Touches to Pre- sentation The finish the artistic t to ing given “Oh, Oh Cindi: to he yiven under the the American Legion, torium Dee. 1 and 12 With the sele girls who aid in effect of number for certain group has bee: group appear the nevieve Bo! uches which give play are be- ” which is pices of at the audi- show nthe play, the last yleted. In this lowing giris: Gwen Jones, . M Norwich, England, has ac- d the Lord Mayoralty of he and will therefore, be n Roberts, er, Kathryn, 4 rice Belk, Bert! Colman, of ‘Carrow’ the ‘ter the end of the school year, Mr. Hascell having two girls in school. RELOCATION TO | BE SETTLED IN MEETING SOON | The question of relocating’ the; Yellowstone Trail so that it will pass through western North Da will! be decided finally at the utive | committce mecting of the association | at Minneapolis early in January. At) that time the petition of North Dako- ta and Montana towns, for a reloca- ‘tion, so that the trail probably would come north from Selby, South Dako- ta, and avoid the South Dakota Bad-; lands, will be taken up. The South | Dakota state meeting at Aberdeen| ‘Tuesday voted against the change.} | An eastern Montana meeting is to be held on the subject soon, | | | i ! George Harvey, who has resigned | as ambassador to the Court of St. }James, has arrived in New York. This photo was snapped on ship- | oard, a res | DRY CLEANING and i DYEING M. B. A. Dance Thursday! cevening, A. O. U. W. Hall. | ‘Relieve Piles r fosephine Cervinski, Alice L arabn | fits st woman in England to become a Marie Cordner, Mildred — Boyce, | Lord Mayor. Katherine McLaughlin, and Beatrice | er Clark, « clever acting of | 2,000 KILLED ters in the play its, varied in tune hich will add much | In addition t the teadi Poking. A. iF): China, Dee, 6.—(By the to the . Bandits scaled tie walls of The meri ag pected that packed houses will sce both performance. McMASTER TO “COME TO CITY Governor W. H. McMaster of South Dakota will come here tomor- row to confer with Governor Nestos on the lignite coal situation. Gover- nor Preus was expected to send word when he or a representative advices received today from the burned town. were left behind when the bandit town, the advices said, TO LEAVE CITY G. A., Hassel, be here. d from him at the No word had been Governor's {as beén in Bismarck as manage of A. W. Lucas Company’s depart FREE SAMPLE COUPON ff t noe Bee oe A Mdina abcd || 12 ID DRUG COmmANY: petiee) aU tion) ment store, has resigned his position, |]? ye tt Pyramid u i Bank Bldg. “To $ ESSOR effective December 31. Mr. Hasse pkey cent me : ‘ Fargo, committee [expects to enter Ynto business in|} a 5 chosen at the meeting of the central | Minnesota, and will leave the city|] Same Inquire at Bank. ly after the first of the year.|] Strect committee of the Independent Vot-|° so? ers association to select a suce to Theo. G, Nelson, resigne chairman of the central commit will meet in Fargo Dec. 10, B. Spalding, who is a member of the committee, said tod jot ready today to announc: MALE HELP WANTED Decne If you have the iii ebared and WAR REL Branford, N. D, De thieves entered the farm home near here of Herman Utecht and stole all the World War souvenirs he had brought back with him from over feas, and also two .22 caliber rifles; and all flour, sugar and other grocer- ies in the house, and even two slices of bread whi i your own in Bi smarck ara) sur- 3 we have a propesition that ‘warcants your investigation. Our line of goods have been nai ly. advertis- ed for twent Don't ap- ply if you are looking for 4 snap. Call A. W. Johnson, Me- ‘ Kenzie Hote), if 1 am’ out GEG Jeave telephon hs b was attending court. dence. phone number and ad IF CONSTIPATED, SICK, BILIOUS ' Harmless Laxative for the Liver and Bowels Your Neighbors Loss May Be Your Own You may take every pre- \f caution in preventing a if fire in your own home — But what about your neighbor? \{ His carelessness may be your loss. RK WHILE YOU SLEEP} Feel fine! No griping or incon-| venience follows a gentle liver and| bowel cleansing with ‘“Cascurets.” Sick Headache, Biliousness, Gases, Indigestion, and all such | distress gone by morning. For Men, Women Use every means to pre- vent a fire, but back up that care with— and Children—10e boxes, also 26 ADEQUATE and 50c sizes, any drug store, INSURANCE ——————————————— ATTAIN ; " DR-R.S. ENGE INSURE—WITH Chiropractor “ Consultation Free Lucas Blk.’ Bismarck, N. D. Henry & Henry INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 961 4th St. Eatmor Non Skid Truss Heavy Work. CLEAN Perfect Fit Gute FINNEY’S DRUG STO : TYPEWRITESS BY BANDITS waite in southeastern Honan and looted and burned the | ys ago, according to | ‘rom a inis- | sion station at La Chokow im Hupet province, across the boundary line Two thousand dead and wounded | abandoned the smoking ruins of the | 0 for four years re of his new enter- ssel’s family will re= SS==_———————— Makes You Physic-]: ally Fit To Do The for Free Trial or Send to it Di ae Cent Our $9,000.00 Cleaning and Dyeing plant awaits your orders. ee City Cleaners and Dyers. Phone. 770 It y of nates. ‘atruggling with the pain and dls f itch. 3| ay 8 a gui Sou. wit] OFFICE ROOMS ie X ani Fone, should FOR RENT, fer the pain of such distressing con=| dition. For a free trial pi fend name and address on cour 2nd Floor First Guaranty s ry) et] city. 71,000 Owners ANY people believe that the railroads of this country are owned by a few wealthy individuals. This is rot true. A railroad more than ariy other kind of . business represenés a multitude of owners. Fos example, 71,000 different individuals and corporations own Northern Pacific |s securities. { The outstanding bonds, amounting to $321,466,500, are distributed among 33,+ 000 owners, an average of $9,741 for each; There are 38,000 different, holders of stock representing total par value $248,: 000,000, the average holding. being 65 shares, worth’ at present ‘market price less than $4,000. | » 20,612 individuals hold from 1.te.19 shares. 11,799 individuals hold fron? 20 to 99 shares. 352,391 individuals, or 85%, hold less than 100 shares each. 5,397 individuals hold 100 or more shares. 57,788 t * 13,599 of the stockholders are women. ; 2,269 of the stockholders are savings banks, insurance companies, trus- tees, guardians, colleges, charitable institutions. ' Northern Pacific Ry. Big Saving in Having “One “Murphy t St SA) Kitchen “oO Every home. Bg thos two rooms, sao saves * $500.00 "in coat of ie 3. OBTRANDER lor Sg re THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | in the. supreme court and the diet: ‘court of Burleigh county, are | Receiver ‘of Mohall Bank De- clares a, compar Eight objections ta senate bill No. 1867, passed by the 1923 legislature j investing control over closed banks ict ed | $35- Desks Just Like Dad’s Surely it would be ‘lots of fun studying lessons for tomorrow if you could just sit. down at one of these desks that look so much like Dad’s. Or-perhaps a real.black- board desk would be bet- ter, think of all-the pic- tures you could draw when you don’t feel like writing. A Set of Furniture For Little Mary Imagine Mary Lou on -, Christmas morning when: " she finds a brand new set of furniture for. her doll family wouldn’t her eyes sparkle. Too the tea sets in china or metal would please the little housekeeper. They are shown here in endless variety. * Blocks To, Build Big Castles Did you ever” build houses an wers with shiny red¥blocks? It’s just heaps of fun, espe- cially when they are painted with funny pic- tures of Humpty Dump- and all the other Mother Goose characters. —15¢e to 5. 75 NEW BANK LAW). Overcoats Finest fabrics, new comfortable coats in the latest colorings. Fur Collared Overcoats leather lined $30- WEBB BROTHERS Openi ty, Little Jack Horner,~ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1923 * which ciosed | chi The supreme court previous- Bue the new|ly upheld the validity of the law now questioned. You Never Did And Never Will see an undernourished child who has been answering the copy of which filed in the t court. It is allcged the 1923 law deprives the defendant corporation and deb- tors of property without duc process/ of law, grants privileges to one class of citizens not granted other classes,/ by local law attempts to regulate the practice of courts and thus violates "the constitution, attempts ‘to provide powers, ptescribes duties for the} court not judicial, and violates the constitution ‘of the United States in depriving citizens of property with- out dae process of Jaw. $40 $35 "Dry cleanigig. xe) f Toyland Story Books Once: in ~a «while wher there’s a rainy day or its too cold to go out you will just love to cuddle in a chair and read all about =the wonderful Fairy Lands, that you have heard so much about. Our selections are varied and we are sure you can find just the right book here. A Big Bass, Drum Wouldn’t little “brother jump with joy if$anta left a big drum, ‘There are all kinds of games, bright coaster ., wagons, shiny yellow. - taxis ild animals. and™* an: -‘infi- nite variety of other toy: from all part of the : Greetings from Santa Claus. Hello Children! Here’ I am back again after a happy busy< year in my Iceland workshop. My trip down to Webb Brothers was really exciting. My aero- plane was so heaped with toys I was afraid every min- ute they. would spill out.' Many of the animals were world. terribly. grumbly and the little baby dolls were a little frightened. However that’s all over now and here we are in Toyland, just waiting to see, you. Do come 65c to 8.50 soon. Tes toyouall. - —Santa Claus. —e—— All Trains That Go Like Lightning Toot! Toot; Clear the: tracks, Trains! Did you ever see such shiny red ~ cars? Look at that cute little baggage-car go spinning by. You can get either the kind you wind up or the kind that tun by: electricity. « are waiting to be taken in someone's aeved a bit. Some can even sing recite ers are continually calling for Memma. “unusual to see so many Peautiful, dolls. t.come and see them. - 25c 2. 00 tty dolls clad