The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1924, Page 2

rst eel) erdeen, S. PAGE TWO IGNITE CASE | HEARING SET DEFINITELY THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | THEY ALL z Will Be in Ab- . D. and Second LAUGH AT DIVORCE COURTS ‘i \ Hearing in Bismarck | m North Dakota mines will be} Pebruary 20 in Aberdeen uth Vy . kota, and on February Bi 4 rek, ag originally ander, i arrangement story to the} ; : fe PEE ty Conmissionee C. Ww. - NEW COLORINGS FOR SPRING Donnell today NEW STYLES Made in Bismarck had been indicated by member the North Dakota commission ow a Nj > » KEW oHt Honring with w repre NEW MATERIALS By Our Expert 4 . tative of the Interstate Commerce Tailors’ E Y % ‘ q , ailors For You duamission would be refu a i the | The new Dawn Greys will please you. J which hearing the North Dakota The loose easy fitting, comfortable suits Fine imported and domestic woolens, vy would be without jurisdiction == it bea relief, the serviceable materiats beautifully tailored, personal service, a Jtelegram from the Interstate Com . nee will surprise you. rar, Ae OTe VON BALL Mer GaNiskioh ahnounced’ that 0 e fr in America, but these five Cowples all members of one church congregation, represent ears of wedded | : ; : Suarantee of your : fichetting conducted tiy that body| bliss.” 1 me OF the Pirst Baptist church at Owooso, Mich..they recently celebrated the fact that eacit couple his Ie ag aes ts \ Aberdeen will he restricted to th ) years. A sixth eligible couple coufan't attend. Left ta right, vic couples and the number of years wed Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Mille joposed increases in interstate rates) 89; Mr. and Mrs RD, Crawlord, 53; Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Goodale, 63; Mr. and Mrs. James Archer, 50; Mr. and Mrs. Cornelias Mahaney, { F < wile the hearing in Bismarck cll i - —— 7 : - , ® ‘ ve to do chiefly with intra SAVERS Al | | x 1 cu wach on se CTR OREDS — |SAVES LIFE, | NEW OLDSMOBILE | {With this assurance, Mr, MeDonnell | STOPPING BL OOD | BEING saws ® Ad, notices will be prep: IT | (ols He ie My a al Vata vicinity of the General Motor | + 1 be conducted in’ the federa un ol | : ntiee i | Col < new six cylinder auto- 5 i Seren TIGER re yt room. Examiner ai| the tonic | TREN tees on AIRING HEE CEDEE EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING EXCEPTIONAL TAILORING q esent the Inter Com ) Hl. Skeels at} Pavorably Placed | Before Sen-}yot: ‘Auto Sales Company show Commission, Bigger Call Than Ever Before/ Tea eels of our ees: 107 sth St, dowlers tow Bis: | i turted work of clearing off the | ate by Agricultural LatitletetniGe | For Them tchle when she stgpped through the | ere cy Gees : AH TERRIER wag ase Committee | This new Oldsmobile s — 1 ec a SE aaNet nca six different body styles, {the cellar stairs, triking her arm on eat epont LeaRRB Ce . | Fargo, N. D., dan. 29.—The call f glass it jar which cut through Min (BST ANOTAT ener. cous iiaseetbed Meoupealie! ie flax seed from the stattes of PY TRGniL Ons ever) eal tya | rhe N -Burtness bill pro-| five passen dan F \nesota and South Dakota alone would : ; “ange | Viding financial relief for farmers in] “Phe Dakota Auto Sales Company, | Pee ebtebetetstetdetebetetetdetdegdubedetedefedfedetedngdet denbcecessalesiceetsoreierreeas | e wound bled profusely, causing | ireas stricken by cron, failu state, that the new Oldsmobile six | = h tly make use 6f all of the! considerable trepidation until Frank | \loved in principle wet e : | NDR 1t4 flax that North Dakota|Skcot located the right spot and so|Pitored favorable senorted tod POORER et cere IEREOE Coe (Oe t August. And it is to{ months, and William Hudson, 20 ' i } fla at No Wao 7 ig oe ordered favorably reported toc lowest price six: cylinder in the x : nths, and ‘ son, 2 ‘raddock =Man’s Cows Top! parmers have listed, H. 1. Bol-| placed his thumb as to’ stop the] th, gricultural committee. | world. The highest Despite the |be hoped qthat both of the boys at i ae i lee setita dt seed for| bleeding. As it was more than two) ‘The committee approved an amend-lthe Olde group is the five 1 agents in curbing the sale of opium, | tend 1 to have had previous Others in Cow Testing "state, seed the | hours before Dr. Daly arrived on the | mont by Senatde Harrison, Democrat, [ee eres he, five I somecneuhasimuahed into print wih ele 8 ie eae Association North Dakota : | seene re teemarth, it proved | which would increase the PORMEBA ligcinmmocelearoe tons cie Hie snouneene et ayehtrd ninjér|” “A\ Los Angeles hotyt installed | Mr. Bolley reports qUlifor) poe ee cepts OXe toe el; [ation from $50,000,000 to lian {10 inch. whe Sixa | oneuet Popes -. 1a ourse and it is said the play- pean ere : Bee anes who for two hours held the life of |* 2" itm Boodle to diel lbs : \ ave a hard time disttnguishing | Burglars in Peru, when about to 3 state seed lists showing names of : ind make the additional Rota tivcs\ aoNGreqiOwar! head | ‘ : A new high producing herd is ree-\vrowers of good seed. of all, kinds | His wife in his fingers. His brother | {". aE ea oe The practice of kissing has been! the caddies from the dumb-waiters. | enter a house, supply themselves deq in this month's report of the|hie never been so large ac at -the |e 2 hurried trip to Marmarth sate lesieres ori cnger touring car|iPolished by European fighters ise ei _ | with a sponge and a bucket of w rleigh County Cow Testing Ass0-| recent time. He alse reports that the new road and secured Dr. | °"™ [eo i enn gee © teu ie feat The young gents abolished the prac- has a few redeeming | ter. With the sponge they mc fen ation.” The herd of Frank Splon-|?he list off et athe nian who was able to tie up the | : Se pay PURO 6 Inf | tice of fighting long ago. uding the easy acc the mud-c ed domicile, and the owski of Braddock averaged 5] ples of seed which they are holding | 8¢%eted ends of the vein and dress | BOTH WIN, AND ie AS ihe and ie Rates e cracked ice and ginger | thin coat ly dissolved a vunds butterfat. The state prison ; winever Heoneas ue wound | we seins ng was never, popular ‘Then they readily cut through the |for sale has probably never been a Houle ard wi cond with 33 pounds. | | | American fighters, except in the case ithin framework, a hole t 1 of high H L FEDERAL COURT TERM a ae ae tered rule o spent most of| 11 ht he record of high cow producers!” “One of the chief functions of the | FEDERAL ate t “| : ee V)of Fred Fulton, who spent most of | Sat Sena er large enough to EMneueiesinsl month tollowar’ |p, CTS, 0%, the, chia functions of’ thet OPENS AT MENOT| Minot, N. a plaintit | The Nut Cracker | /iic'time tissing the canvas ABDUCTORS O1 re : Butter-| lee ides Gh indss GE veeoalageaste | MunoulN: Dy Jan A jury term |and a defendant in a civil action in| @ ¢ pes MAN GIVEN PRISON TERMS | Milk ; cach other,” says | Of United States district court opened | disttict court each won the case and es : natty Miami is that no pink i Bred Holstein ..1578 tbs. 64.81 .4¢ function for the bencfit Miller of Fargo presiding | probably the most heavily because | * Be he aaeecnes sly ee of ae Denney es yet | Young men Winnipeg, who were a chneider Bros. SR ate i pa SHERELEA Nareotie drug and liquor charges [court officials say that he will have]; 14. i), statistics-on flat heads. | Seme folks insist he draws the coior [wrested in Grand Forks ‘und | Pure Bred Hol- lieve Gidy Will SubHAIL sarigie wre said to predominate the criminal | the cost of the ¢: Da hee Oe ee ee | Grand Forks recentdy after they had | stein + 1450.8 ed that they , calendar | A. Cook, Minot contriclor 9.5 of ihe Vanderbilts’ working in yee | stolen an auto in Winnipeg and ab . Splonskowski, oy United States Marshal James Shea | i tinst George RDELON oui ehCa. aKeie pein n| Postage stamps commemorative of | ducted the driver, have been ’ Pure Bred Hol- eae « ;of Fargo brought Grover Hoose, seeking a judgment leaineion|. and cnve! lens. Tle Ol ¢ games have been issued | victed and need at Winn stein 5 1521.3. 50, tor each |charged with violation of the M: he claimed to be due on] apy cn ng end to what you ean do| by the French government ‘i ording to word received here. | ht Obowa, Pure . It is unfortunate, he ,| White Slave act, to Minot to await]a contract. Ki posed tt] with money if you have a saving dis.]Do we have to lick them, too? All were sentenced to the penit Bred Holstein ..1172.5 45.7} that those who have seed for sale] trial at the federal court term. Woose{ counterclaim of $ for alleged de-| nosition, ; o£ iary, the se: s being: William chneider B neglect to send in samples until it] Wes arrested in Minot about a year| fective work. pa A national day jof eclebration for Poole, three ey ered Hol- Jix too late for the laboratory to help | ste |, It took the jury several hours dur-| Mugsy MeGraw has 17 sotleze. boys} simon-pure amateurs! will be held | two yearsy | stein .. 1198.5 42.9} them wet in touch with those who Solvb and Cornelius) ing late yesterday exrly last} on the Giants’ pay roll ee —— t fi Splonskowsk wish to: buy. | Selvbery of Voltaire, N. D., were ur-| night to decide the © Hescs|PAni ei renit aneHTaniben bwhencdiG ae Pare Bred Hol- If farmers want this aid of the|raigned here before Commissioner! ave the verdicts returned in uldn't tell a cheer leader from a stein cee 1096.8 42.6 they should send in} Hopkins on charge of shipping bad| this forenoon Scent suck of salt chneider Bros, oir Mr. Rolley advi wes under the federal act June} We, the juty, ‘avor of the eae Pore Bred Hol i pg|{Tell how mnueh sou hav ioe, Bach tarnished 1 of und © plastif | Tex Rickard confesses to an early ; ‘ 181.1 41d nrigin of the sced a | al ion with relatives of the , ry i Gareke, Pure- essential facts. No | , theajury, in the above entitled s | Bred Holstein .. 985.8 40.4} Listed without ern TWO TOWNS GET CURRENT action, find in fi of the plaintiff | The record of State Herd at the| purity tosts, ete and Porks, N. D., Jan, 29.--Cur-| and against the defendant therein for ° enitentiary follows: “In the case of flax, wilt resistance | rent m the Grand gor | dismissal of the defendant’s counter, Ld y j 40 Pure Bred |tests are also made. Growers who|the Red River Power con as} claim. Oo evs CONTA O b Hein ane Begg 887 $84] sena samples also receive from the |turacd on Sunday at both Rey Consequently - both | litigants’ won j 27 Pure Bred seed laboratory a report on the qual-/and Buxton. ‘The two towns have| the despite the fact that they | ~ \ { } warns outs ity of seed, This in itself ought to) been connected up with Grand Forks! both lost. ell y 7) 9 { iow Ng. 47 Grade be of great advantage to them. Ad the line whieh the com is me a | Vea @S AC. lEVETRER KY i | stein dress all samples to: Pure Seed Lab-{ constructing from Grands ‘” NOOSED MAN PLUNGES ‘TO | ow No. Grade Holstein. V4.1 58.3] atory, Agricultural College, No) | Hillsboro. DEATH, BREAKING NECK “a a el Pe hoe Cooperstown, N..D., Jan, 29.--Ap- . pile Holstein. tee ; y na | parently plunging or diving to take “Dg 2"S Cold Com ound” f Hol- ‘ae HE DAN C 1S }up the slack in a strong short cord Pp p 4 - cnciveling his neck at one end and iH ~ 1069.1 48.1} his bed at the other end,| — Breaks a Cold Right Up > 44a an | es Guptill, 4 | Grae Hol. | i breaking his nec e two tablets every three hours as | |found in his room a until three doses are taken, The} * | 1A coroner's jury found a first dose always gives relief. The i e. second and third doses compietely de Hol- | | Guptil had been employed iy this |break up the cold. Pleasant and stein , 128 40.4 | community for some time at farm jsafe to take. Contains no quinine | {work and other labor, or opiates. Millions’ use “Pape’s Cold The body was sent to Kimball,| Compound.” Price, thirty-five cents. OLF HUNTER | Minn., where the father resides. Druggists guarantee it. IN EXHIBITION ister decided to give some of his | riends up here an exhibition o7 ex- | jert wolf killing, so having captured | live coyote he brought it up. Ai lompanied by several auto loads of | pectators, the wolf was taken out| orth of the John Vetch farm, where dam dumped Mr. Coyote out of the, lack on a plowed field, made a pass! him with the empty sack and told ‘im to beat it. The three magni Ihe car, about two hundred yards: jistant, but as the coyote started ey left the car like a streak of reased: lightning, and in no time at) il had? dumped the coyote and all itree had him by the throat, cach ne tugging in a different direction ind it wus only a matter of a minute br two’ until the coyote had gone ere all good coyotes go—when ose dogs get hold of them. Adam picked up seven nice foxes the oth- * day, for which he received $18 hfiece. :Besides these, he has caught b large number of coyotes again this finter, and is on their trail all the ime, darmless Means oan of Reducing Fat Many “tat penile fear ordinary for reducing their weight. isan “extraordinary method. ordinary because while perfect- ly harmless, no dieting or exercise necessary. Marmola Prescription ihleté are made exactly in accord- oe famous Marmola Pres- . reduce | steadily. and ie “no'lll effects, Procure rom yoor druggist atone dol- ‘De you swim? -Do you ongage in ath etic danciig? If you don’t—do! © Mis ty. Ford, pictured above, does both, and ‘she contendg these exer, nek cere both portlinesg and. scrawniness. “box or send price direet| Miss Ford is the pride of Jacksonville; Fla., and her dancing at Florida pi 4612 Wood- ae Nr a ae tor, Women © is ‘attracting wide , attention.” And » why “Shehou 4 s | | =—eceeatiteninaeensccnriaseeteenmneer | (oll Raa SUNNNHNEAULTACATT THE PHILOSOPHY OF WILKINS MICAWBER - There is a formula for success in Micawber’s observation in Charles Dickins’ “David Copperfiéld,” that if a man has an income of twenty pounds a year and spends- twenty-one he will be miserable, but if he spends only nineteen pounds he will be happy. Spending more than you earn leads inevit- ably to debt—the ball and chain which hinders progress’ and stifles initiative. Living within one’s income is essential. to future happiness ‘and prosperity. = Deposit some portion of youn earnings each week in a Savings Aceount and thereby lay the foundation for future financial inde- pendence. 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