The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1923, Page 8

district! ars to come, in land | gives promise of a corn lequally as good in PAGE EIGHT ON HARD COAL y, , SHIPS 60 Minnesota Alarmed by In- T0 HONG KONG crease in Through Rail Filed Hauls on Anthracite Ordered There Because of Chinese Conditions | Fargo, Dee. judice aguinst and the Cass were file 1M, by wit -America Twin City { today. M will tile chang formal protest against its. The tate chedule with the Inte Com y portunity to be hea nerce Commission by December 20, sniper thes on and Judge Cooley the final day for protesting division of a The freight rat anthracite , ‘They the argument. changed, will mean an in re expected to arrive at Hong Kong transportation cost of id 4! thursday morning short-ton of bard coal, Mr Brace | {. J. H aid Keven and J.J. Hasting ern organ prorat cording to (ad late noe AN ESCAPE Timely Arrival of Janitor | in Frustrates Attempt Attitude of Washington on) Subject Is Made Known Washington, Dee. 1 Ww 1—The Wash- “would view with | of Ame: rican ex- | ition commission | pwounder con-} ss unnounced today | White House, was emphasized. th nt could not particiy way or appoint of atives of the committee but i Kemidji Minn., Dec. 11.—~The time ly arrival of the courthouse janitor early today frustrated an attempt lee by Leonard Pirritano, slayer of four persons at Kelleher, No ide at the the gov. any | 5 last, from the count . ADEE eet mee id that participation by economic experts in their pri- o rrita vo! ten mn “ nm hour, Pirritano | w icity would be approved, (tnt eunnot afford pei ape throu When your ph: , Sheriff J. no had re from the dow sill of and if given - lc “ARLEY QUITS MILL PLACE} the see ime the hole would have been Wt J. OR. hink of the lost ti sufficiently large to permit his free + president of the hoard of | of illness dom sof the state mill and ele- { | | | The prisoner started to work for | at resigned from the bod his freedom sometime after 2:30 a. } Ireland of G F m., according to Sheriff Johnson who! wppointed in his pla en visited the slayer's cell at that time,{ according to an Onnouncement week or av. Kellogg jmade here today, Pressure. r business caused Mr. Cartey’ SEE INCREASE IN PRICES OF SLOPE LAND county commissioners of Het- j reatnalioiarue ciate Yes, we deliver corn cobs for $1.00 per load. Make fine kindling. First calls first The served. Phone 364R. r county have taken a the Sle ti step to- country putting fore the untry by issuing handsome, illustrated booklet cul “s ful Farm Owner he county boos! corn country,” based on show the FOR COUGHS anoCOLDS ANGER| of Fire Child’s Best Laxative Is “California Fig Syrup” | should never be ignored by | you. 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Cleaning Pressing -Repairing Remodeling Dyeing Pleating Hat Blocking Klein’s Toggery Phone 770 Judge county d with Clerk of Court Ratph several defendants ie failure of t s were filed p of pleas by ASK CHANGE OF JUDGE IN BANK CASES Affidavits of ” BRasiiiee Are, d Against Judge C. M. Cooley in Fargo Affidavits of pre- Cooley | C ict n Ban state Affidavits this morning were filed hy attorney John Burke in behalf of » 2. R. Sherman, N. G Affidavits ' | MeAnaney and Heaton were to he uthro and I Quit His Office 1.——-Governor J. jA. O. Preus of Minnesota teduy de- ied the report that he would resign eae or ff jadvise you to eat Kellogg’ ’s Bran, you follow-on for thes) ape of ee L Attention: BOYS an GIRLS I want to wish every boy and gir! A Merry Xmas and A Happy New I have left at my headquarters, The Wellworth:Store, 500 pounds of good pure Candy, and each child accompanied by their parents will be given a big bag of candy AS A GIFT FROM YOUR. BEST FRIEND. Santa Claus Headquarters. ‘ / Wellworth. Store on the xed 10 Friday as the time for hearing Z ee with its tural Lulk, sweeps, cleauses and THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~ as Governor to enter private busi- | the Washin, intimated that he was in a receptive | He said he had no intention | season. . ness. of leaving Minnesota until he com- plans were somewhat indefinite. REVOLUTION | SUPPRESSED | Movement in Portugal Has a Short Life bon, Dee. 11.—(By the A. P.)— A revolutionary movement broke out in Lisbon last night but was prompt ly put down. the government obliged the rebellio element to surrender and order w: s {restored without bloodshed. ° era the President visited the Lisbon barracks and navgl arsenal. Conditions today are normal. COLLINS I ON MARKET P. Trade or Sell Him Dec. second baseman American League and captain of the trade and may become manager of Kellogg’ 's Bran is prepared to do one thing—AND DO IT WELL! Kellogg’s Bran will permanen [relieve constipation, mild,or chro: liv prepared for 1 BRAN, therefore ry bulk tos Poods with a amall bran con y | purifies, regulates tho bowels, Every mem- your Jamily should eat it— ronic causes as much with meal. Kellogg’s Bran mixed with a two tablespoontuis of Bran for ch person. Other popular ways are as a cereal n make” de- ith Kellogg’ package, ot only nation- , but can be ges in first Ask for it at res rtain to eat Heullors 4 Brsn daily for health’s gake! Chicago White Sox, is for sale or | pleted his term but after that his! manager of the White Sox, made the The energetic action of Chicago White Sox Would; 1.—Eddie Collins, | of the Tt not only gives relief, but | st two tablespoon. | cereal, or cook it with hot cereals, ; {fo sprinkle Kelloggs Brau on hot or | | / | | | { i ton club for the 1024 | Frank Chance, newly startling announcement last night that Collins’ had been cast into the player. market. This announcement was the most important to come from the convention of more than 1,200 | yesterday to set their house in order | for the 1924 season. Clark Griffith, president of the Washington club, JEWELRY It Endures! Serviceahle, useful and practical is a gift of jewelry. We've taken manths to prepare these un- usual assortments at unusual prices. Wrist Watches Men's Watches Diamond Rings Dinner Rings Stick Pins Pearl Necklace Ivory Goods. FOLSOM 416 Broadway NEW STORE. NEW STOCK. ONE LADIES’ \ Feat Fenda kn $ appointed | Statement. mood. He declined to make a flat | COMMUNICATION —___— Collins, if he is pes BE ill be Kellogg’s Name who re- ong ofthe leet eno planer OPS 5; | -atason, Ga Dec. 11-—Commun- Is Favored as a result of the world’: | dal of 1919. The big convention opened yester- baseball leaders who assembled here {day with half a dozen meetings, in- cluding a session of the board of ar- bitration @f national association of minor league which threshed out the while not denying that he had talked | dispute over the presidency of the over the prospects of landing Collins, | Pacific Coast League. FOR SALE! VANITY DRESSING TABLE AND CHAIR TO MATCH $25.00. ——Call 365 or 622 for Mr. Wagner. Santa Invites You Here! To visit this store. He has ‘arranged a splendid lot of Toys for the Kiddies. serviceable things for grown upsand. To ys-Toys 4 Of every gooey tio -Solidly built —and ingenious in their design. : Casseroles Many shapes and sizes. From $1.60 to $12.50 Community Silver New designs—Warranted to wear —Mother surely warts a set or a single piece. . Nut Bowls With Picks and Crackers. | Manicure Sets From : $4 nae FRENCH & WELCH “TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1923 | MOB CUTS OFF beget articles, such as glass, insin- iss and iodine. cation with Mount Vernon, Geor- gia, where a mob was reported last night as centering dts attention early today was reported cut off. 's series scan- Washington, Dec. 11.—The nomin- ation of Former Senator Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota to be ambassa. dor to Great Britain was ord favorably reported today by the ate foreign relations committe= Theré are 600 varieties of sea weed in Japan, most of which are used for food or in the manufacture of com- OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS ; HIS GIFT GIFTS THAT STAND OUT FROM THE COMMON PLACE _ THE GIFT OF CHARACTER “SILK LOUNGING ROBES, $18 to $20 LLM AAD Belts and Buckles Packed in attractive gift boxes at just the price you want to pay $1 to $6 BUY HIM A box of Hosiery. Few men hayel too many Silks, Lisles or Wool. 40c to $2 per pair. / MUFFLERS Silks, Woolens, Knitted and Woven Mufflers , SLVOTHIEBRS Tailoring. BIOMARCKE, ND Dry cleaning. eautiful }practical gifts for Dad, Mother, Brother and: Practical Gifts For Boys Carpenter Sets. Air Rifles, Riflles, Building Sets, Strong Pocket Kniyes. Percolators Many styles $1.25 to $26.50 Pyrex Ware Stands the heat—always welcome to Mother: -Crum Trays ° Faney designs. - Vacuum Sweepers Saves: Mother labor and time. For Young Folks \ : a Sleds cee ates. : " 7 ISITOUR TOYLAND Pat CLAUS. LEFT HIS CHOICEST GIFTS.