The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1924, Page 3

- FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1924 ee THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THRER é A.C.B AND IN | HE'S “A PERFECT FOOL” WYNN SHOW 'DOHNEY STORY |WHAT'S IT ABOUT?) is (is ot tetwre Thousands of “pillbores” and eon. SENSATION IN The train came to n grinding stop} crete dagouts built by the Germank CONCERT HERE ll town in the south, and{@oring the’ war still are a problem ON SPECI AL DOME INQUIRY. RTE ic heat ot a, sdntioman of cotor} FEIN, of 3 vratruded from a car window. Seat- Bl | ac <cmnt aoee eRe ha pedis" oe ontheeen so HAM PLEASES MANY : ‘Spends $700 to Get Into! ing his s nt of December 27 to S&S : iieoe ¢ cullud pusson | i 8. Put : [yy edt" tae pone ei ae woeeaeaames| WEDD brothers Director C. S. Putnam Praised |. ’ E The Ed Wynn show, “The Perfect ranch or in any other purch |beah, an ah lived in this town fo’ ¢ ‘ x . A Fool”, which plays at the Bismarek |" ¢Xpenditure I have never ap- | : . GIF SH ») Bismarck’s Efforts For ‘ ‘ ic lacueien wonieht, lett, Giena.ve| approached E, Ly Dohney or any one ro! EWE ani dey Hin, Hevah 1 O! tne . { . Heo enigeane + on Now & after hav-ngi connected with him or any of his | : heen no Jim Brown aroun’ heah ? Juvenile Band : : : oe bihaok: Guesiay Gaara Raa HINaee | Cornoritibua /OLUME” Hyak Gineluln a ‘Positutély.” | tnken special train from Billings,| = . — : i where the show played last? #"Y one connected with him or * “Den,” announced — the ival, PURPOSE OF VISIT oo . = ae] | , to Glendive in order to eateh |! Heuiee a ae naa vases lil Me new Mote othe : Aes : a train which would get them into i bal ron qither of galt ve ae: . mie a e 0 1] Bismarck the middie of the alter-! beaten ty ed Lutes a ‘ : ease or upon any other account The “Gold Star” band of the Agri- PEE : noon. lecWetegeveta: i tural college, with Dr. C. S. Put- |) |S, . : | The show train has three baggage| “| + nam as conductor, pleased audiences : : : “a and two sleepers, there beiNE| ana in” hin ceateneet ee the ec’ ’ F eae at the city auditorium yester at . |more than 75 people in the cast. Bes] vitteo that he hads obtained the ’ ‘ r 1c es ternoon and last night. The 45 mem- ‘ j : : eof the size of the show many) ¢ioq000 used in enl heing Kis haReh| ; | hers of the band demonstrated thi j 3 a =| {cities on the N. P. route at which) tion Kdward BL McLean, Whshington 8 ce one of the best musi- . * shows coming from or going to the) jowspaner. publisher. Mr. 1 =i Spe tions Bismarck people . 8 c sually stop, were ieft off the} id the pleasure of hearing Ke PRE be Oe st. The necessary special railrond iences both in the aftertoon b arth ey = Stanenioita pring the shows in| ind evening were highly apprecia- : i there on time cost’ the com; 700,! ¢ tiv ° 5 Especial praise was given to James mp, trumpet ‘soloist.’ Stump and Biden uni fromoenenatgeey Liyron Hanson in a trumpet ant ; fie Const cities where the show has asa cuphoniam due and Stamp, Byerly and ‘ Es i s “Ss Week Hlaive) Well Gt: “UeAWeRIate KOREAN CRED PA linc at da iaistaad itl saath < : : crowds. Ed Wynn, one of the most) Ainuquerque, Mexico. Jan drew repeated encores. ‘The pro- noted of stage comedians, has seldom} ‘fom Johnson. foreman of gram anged ae Patn: | made country-wide tours, The show} PJ anch at Three Rivers, 3 tah Bi as 18: Viht ‘and . , = ne 4 % ‘ jis a musical revue. Remarkable} Mexico, left there yesterday fer POKER OTE RER eee ‘Tho Aur-G,! toast konky “he : * |scenic effects ave said to he employ [Ma hington, where he has been sub: eens i : rons 4: and the Green,” was the last mum- : el. ; Ip ectenee Welles oe erin ner UH RSUTON : nea A HOSIERY Dep Whd eveyone tins cheuunnten ts 3 The advance seat sale here indieat-! ate committee investigating the Tea NES rose in tribute to the North Dakota : ‘ ; Tech teec uu cup idee ALen OU Me cornc) Tun U Unto yeuves) evcoruines tonne SPECTAL Tee tutiOn: te : py .| | seats were lable today. port here today. English Dr. Putnam, who has been con- LONDON In America te COLORED € dtcting «tnd at the A. C. tor 21 ; heel ae COULTER PLAN HOUCK TALKS ON | cthetstest ave tht HE adios Worsted Hose GLa p | : ‘ ; : ' football, nd racing i Heather — all ‘sizes Table No, ‘1 tion of musie is one of the finer pS a f % on every day The Ey mia He charagteristics of agy people, the} | st . — 3 | Farge, dan, Fargo and Moor- never at for énort ‘ite | “Holeproof” brand, On this table you will find + : Tee phed the committee from! yey, is sl is a close-up of Dr. Hern Florida to the same effect, but when * former German minister of n Palm Be later, SY posWenivad ait NWNREMOKR «rot according to the management. ‘ (runes ES A aL a) ENE The curtain will rise at 8:15 p. m.! py ecks for $100,000 but they had deen returned to him uncashed America ctor told the audience. Through | 4 Beak Ronee tree scr a head coal and Tocal lignite | kine ‘ ha sHa Ato: GLIBC AMERIOR ee | SED WYNN, WHO PLAYS AT THE AUDITORIUM TONFGH?, SoH Wee A ee i colored glassware, which ‘s the A. C, is seeking to} 2 ‘Number of Farmers Write) in the fight on lignite freight Who Khow | SATURDAY ONLY useful as well as decorative ! ate the spirit of music and the | much interesteg in the promotion of jcorn in ranges 72 and 73, townships now pending before the Andrew Carnegie on ohe occasion All articles on this table for ability to produce it, so that when | that project in\the community | and 135, ranges 70 and 71, Lo They Want Bill to Pass | Commeree Commission, § B s i i was asked which he considered the the menbe back into the sev-! _ entbers the Alt Reed evnalaays Went s county—Vittor sNapoleon, 1st: al Houck, attorney for the Dae | most important factor in industry > Ghat NOvUi Dakout comm Weslnor lficimmence with) 1Givoty 1. Vietor Regner, 2nd; George Gall,’ yany <= q Dakotal kot Coal Operators association, was (labor, expital oy brain which they came they will he leaders |" Rust resistant wheat wa Burnstad, 3rd; George Lut Ee ea ariel acnEcduiecon erences | MnIeRO) Cs Chokes ate : Phe in this respect and contribute to) jnent with 22 votes and succot Barnstad, 4th. ioan ? day is the most important F a canny ee the lost fone | eting like wheat and flax mixture k County GiGi ‘ The traffic bureau of the Fargo) threeiegged stool?” Jy a ee e remarked that in the last four! conmanded 11 ve s corn exhibited fron: A et i t! club will represent Far : ? rat ati - pited from | 6 ution, i . : ig 5 years, or sinee the an che re us| > flint or dent—Fred | Kositaky, state ile conminsionbts | the hearings at Aberdeen and Exact Orientatios ‘ Table No. 2 beeny i moticen blac erenceta shelley LIE cA sper, Lefor, Ist; prize, $10.00 of- | deela 1 | Hismarck on this subject. The hear LAWYER Were wounded { AIO. atontyanven Ae ENB et: NPT ifered by First National Bank, Dick-{ “In carrying out the resolution of Bae Abeer aa ne Ohm ec Near This table is an interestins: hers of tlie band, ho suid) are fresh- IN ie ALK SU INCH ILERG: HOPE RLce CLT See oem uc ld wid are | 2 INU eels a 2 ipart of this sale. We have Wan hochaaankissome petals ‘ ss | Cai ne prize, mos. tsual| greatly in arrears on land contrac RE a aah < one con : ees 4 ran ResentAiiin thee Saree alte a a FOR GOVERNOR (cise car doseph Bridin, Bismarck. | diversify if they are given a fur- ; ck declared that if the coal PUL SOTA neon se | te | P weed on it representativé Oricon ty foe mfintibns. ‘Thely : The special pr offered by the] ther extension of time, I have found are raised, it would tend to }de ‘fo'stid melee, Lite \ articles _ineluding Candles, ABI EAGER Gray ante Houebeubana (Continued from Pave 1) ' ational Bank of Taflor for| not h single farmer who objec destroy the lignite industry and this ees pian t ndlesticks, Book Ends, In- Feflecied the growth of the spirit of | The endorsement of My Baker best corn grown i Stark | the board's order,” said Kositzky. | would result in increased prices. « See “The Drivin’ Fool,” the! Gonke, lagensasnueheckielt Shusic in the state. In this connee- {the Renville county com ip ON = feountey wilt De aw au wuts suite They eis) oh oe te astest six reels of film ever, from our gift shop and have tion Dr. Putnain took oceasion to |€¥er> brought the decliration’ from |eommittce has investigated to out that he intends to diversify and | Some of the Fargo dealers did not) PO on the xereen. At the | gift shop and havi commend the efféris of Bismarck in| him, according to th th tout if the entries judgeq as winners} several have reported that if the ve that this would be the ease, " Al Cale i marked them promoting a duventle band, and the |f@vors the#endorsement oi itr. . ed i territory. Since} Coulter, $50,000,000 loan bill goes intaining that the prices of soft; Capitol Theatre tonight and eee oP " Sorlien, director of [lie Mr, Baker was defeated by Ge ; ies were j | through they will diversify even | coal would not be enhanced by re-| Saturday. 7 RIDAY the Juvenile band and High School |¢recr R. A. Nbstos in the Repud-jit wi y ry to eli |more than they are able to at this | moval of lignite competition. SATURDAY, orchestra. lican primaries two years ae i those to win in thi jane a : a ii Dr. Matnamslko t Another developmen: of the ¢ cont > the other farmers, he said, will sow more ees ear ene | : = \ Saar a4 ; TA TERE RE Oe ventions the briny : he Exchange State Bank| corn, millet and clover, raise more : NS WERE GOOD ; Se. A’ Sereen Whirlwind — of r mt of the . Al Wishes nger had offered cash pi for} turkeys, hogs and milk more cows zens will remember 19: a Thrill and Laughter s noise.” oto treasurer byt} . com from Oliver county, mut] than ever before, judging from the | bindly. Gene. the golfer, was th . : : : Heal Ne ¢ ne of 1 © has receiv. <os-} only champion to repeat his 122 eG bas : Eton en : ies from Olive: | tone of replies he has received, Kos TaHieske pend left gtod ; soared TOL RRINpIIAARe Ilse eu NESS © offer, remains open} said. f One farmer, replying, :ccess in a major — tourn before . Par: complete ons dl next . The Commereial Clu “T have four cows now. Am | while his namesake, the two 4concert here was under aliapises | gations metic ae i makent wWetind display of « ing turkeys and if the Sr the only unbe: ‘ of the Bismarck chapter of thé|a instructed to t u n corn wi | 000 livestock loan bill passes want to | oughbred of the year American Assoefation of Engincers, ‘ollette in the Mere tat tered in the. grower’: . a few anor cows and sheep Am antllavtiun eupeitanlare pala custos Iiegearanear ele ; ines coulg not be deat to plant 20 acres of corn, 30 acres pected there will be a neat fund left {listed include iam, | of sweet clover, eight of alfalfa, the T for the aid of the city Juvenile band. | iden, Ward and Eddy. “NUISANCE SNE IA SINEE PIE einiarie (wad ith : Ie agian Pee ees ae ths = = Devils ; North | held, lives in Towner county. ° ‘ veal Juvenile band, it was said. =! CORN SHOW ON akot { association whieh ee - _— ae GLENDIVE PLANS | WHEELS MAY BE ion iss otic Heats JOYED gegop NIGHT'S Clean Child’s Bowels sats 2 “ eset FOR CORN SHOW | NEW STEP HERE [??"" Plies "| “T wish to say that FOLEY pints | “California Fig Syrup influc oy h removal of | worked O. K. on me in a couple ot | ‘ ; E : |O ur Furniture and — nuisance ta on syrup, "| hours and the pain left me at once. | = Glendive, Mont., Jan, 24.—-To make (Continued from page 1) us and on uncarbonated bot-| 1 took a couple of them in the after. | 12 i ae 5 | Rug Sale is still on. Dawson County, Montana, not only | Since it was he who verte i noon, went to hed and had a good y\ i the leading corn and hog center of | the state-wide competition plan i} J.P. Sell of Bismarck, former ie s the ambitious program |#Sked former Goveronr L. B, Hann! petary of the ition, was elected y ce 5 | ing of the be of direetors of the akes 1 eH nan Devils 1 - Other officers . FOL iLL re diurdic | - 4 * atte i se wn te Cre het saignicdttateee ony Me gue) ae tae nteh | cilaes ae AUDITORIUM the past few years its de-| Peter Mihm, -Bismare! st; eter} ils Lake; Wh. G. Koetting of Moor- lopment in the hog industry has | Mihm, . vis, Bi | Minn.; finance committee, John Too Late To Classify ; , | bene ae TONIGHT ONLY bedN! veryuerent.” As a heginning Pir: rize, 5 Ibs. coffee of Wish Westley \Koge. nie Gil SUOU,OD CH anICH ores cave | RID: ofteréd by Uysinan : Jerton, North Dakota for property rowing contest. ‘The first prize to! Pood ™ , » association sclected Bismarci,| i" Oregon, Washington or Idzho SS ~ ii Tee Rees ‘ ‘ BUTS BANKAERS SURPRISE consist of $250.00 in cash, the second, | _ Best s any flint corn Peter for the convention, - Rohrman, 116 Grange St. Pen ThiS-Ot !SO DIFFERENT $150.00 ond the ‘third $100.00 to-| Mihm, Bismarek, Ist; Peter Mihm, iy i t RLANGER gether with amounts ranging down ! 2nd; - Hughes, McKenz =| FALL UPON STICK FATAL a end she hetweon : x 4 Sfoon to $10.00 for other winners. The 7 , $3 and § . v| ON N. D., Jan. A sharp pidee - and Corwin's garage. ( ; Come e 1 2 i - Bu viong adventure premiums Give toabe awarded to the |Mirst Ni 1 Bank, B [of board, which penetrated her ab-] | Pee return to Bismarck ig a hound with a desert fit hest 20 acres of dent corn of any} Best rs any dent corn -|domen several inches when she} implement Co. 1 Even if cross,’ feverish, bilious, | x Ravine dood: arena | | nights sleep and have slept good variety-crawn within the hordérs of} De aldwin, Ist; Peter Mihm,! slipped upon. slipps ice and ll | FOR RENT—Furnished house constipated or full of cold, children Diywson Cou Other m ndise | 2 Vaix, Bismarck, 3rd. upon it, proved fatal to Mrs, John] blocks from new school. 41 love the pleasant taste of “Cali- ; eS thrill—a lang’ premiums will also be offered, and 5, $8 st} Titz, 60, of Max. ritonitis and| ™ond St. Phone 942K or 8 fornia Fig Syrup.” A_ teaspoonful | Nes ; i : r perhaps, it is probable that establishments I ek, | pneumonia rest from the inju 1 never fails to clean the liver and | . j ee A t who Veve branches in Glendive and | ze offered py PF. Her and seve children e See pear at bowels. | comes io the sereen—1 (Who might be interested in the agri narck, of $5.00 for survive, | See “The Drivin’ Fool,” the} Ask your druggist for renuine | 3 ae us movie mas cultural development of its trade | dent corn, fon by eszecetest fastest six reels of film ever] “California Fig Syrup” which has di- zone Wl also be asked to make | Lewis, | ‘The Humane § the : a border bandit who saecess Le g ,| rections for Babies and children of : ‘ donations of farm implements | Logan County | Priendiess has removed its-office to| HWowN on the sereen, At the| "ition printed on bottle. Mother! ‘ Holbrcok Blinn, Enid Ben- nrarnieite | Cup offered by Pirst National) Na. 28-25, First Guaranty Bank | Capitol Theatre tonight and |you must. say “California” or you hedaar 4 \fnett, Jack Mulhall, Harry a ARN tha | N con, for best 10 | Building, Phone, 60.—A¢ Saturday. may get an ir n fig syrup. on H ers, Walter McGrail. WARD FARMERS poe sit — Penge Racer TO DIVERSIFY Phillis Haver who with 1,000 other “Fighting Blood” = Uae [beauties comprise the cast of “Phe | Sagas by JULIAN CHTOHELL Minot, N. D., Jan, 26.—-Ward count: | Temple of Venus” which will he | PATHE NEW 7 ey 1 : Be 5 ‘ Ss farmers are keenly- interested i ° 9 4 “i : " Ji snown at ‘the Capitol’ Theatre | —IT WILL BE THE— fitgaiucctinn tera hae anor cae —— eet | SEAS BIG. EVENT { methods, retupns made by 65. repre- , . - rf i 5] — — sentati fury grs to questionnai indicate, | County Agent John Husby sent out “That’s the Fellow We've’ ballots asking farmers\ -to indicate | Been Looking For- what_line of work the most in- line of they want the county agent to ‘ He’s WALLY VAN mers favored _ liv Maier. teeding (mathade stubercuton : : AN WRECKAGE’ is the most im- eradication and boys and girls ca P q portant. picture ever made,” says the club work than’ any other project | ~ : Si oy isc itininer> i . mentioned. | . rs a - 3 bay é San Francisco Examiner. It fas- 7 Next came soil improvement pro-/ cinatingly dramatic.” The San Francisco | nD ? | —/ 2 jects like plowing under sweet clover / ¢ . P ‘ : Hoey ‘¢@ f ‘ ‘all a Pi fess ta has for green manure and weed control. | . y b] mm A ( all and Post a@@s: “Mrs, Reid has About, equal in importance, as in- {J - given the public something that is actu- dicated by the ballots, is the problem ' mony. has pe, 7 otfaall guanaaebtee Peta ge Gran . : : H : F ally new, and extremely powerful. It is mrodictions oti 2 : the casf:. JAMES KIRKWOOD. i” a Class by itself * *« @ most ofig- Bs sega ad enn mnontloned ol 4 ‘ ; i \ BUT DO THEY HOLD ’IM? i] } LOVE, GEORGE HACKATHORNE, inal drama. A picture that shouid be sweet clover. Twenty-seven of the 65 h 3 SLAIRE ‘McDOWELL remembered ag I hese KS pest lover Twanty-teven of tha 3 ; : If You Are Loeking For CLAIRE ‘McDOWELL, ROBERT McKIM, remembered ag long as the screen dxists. on this project or that they are very me . ’ SPEBD — SUSPENCE —_ THRILLS LUCILLE RICKSON. : ; and ROMANCE - | |{ 7” “HUMAN WRECKAGE” Is beiny shown under the auspices of the Women’s , Community. Council. In buying SESeiey | CAPITOL THEATRE —TONGHT and TOMORROW | ise: "| fap, ' COME TO THE SP a i nes | : 1