The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 23, 1924, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE lise the lands listed with it and to jdo all in its power to -ksing- about x {sales between buyer arid seller... The PAGE EIGHT i by growing a variety of crops a the roads much traveled in this coun- theory, that} what’ cah be Bismarck with I Jand the S ouring Car. ‘This sociation will encourage a general | {last is of varticular Interest campaign-of boosting in which it is| | he first motor hoped land owners will co-oper: tourists, on the believing Hear ty by seeing is Military Authorities Appeals For Clemency Vii Motoheter Lock, Cowl done on Griggs county. soil. ie Kutonintie Wihdentald Ww Sn of sales made through the sacl R ; patie ‘ ‘association, the seller i ired to French Chamber of Deputies} ® Mirror, Front and: Re enworth) Kan Feb: 28--Twent 124s gerbe 4Ha: Buadelatioee Gules I er Speciq! Strip : military prisoners, including P2¥ 4 : v kuff 1 i would help swell the fund to carry on ar@adyertising campaign. ., Directors will meet here tomorrow Yo further outline plans and prac- tical proeedure. Votes For Entire Scheme After Debate Blud Leath- complete cur is Rrothers Major nd comes direct frém the fac- | P, iembers of the special h ull.of this equipment, | el d appointed by the war Kea ! passenger Coupe is an addi-| department. Prisoners appeared be- Dodge Brothers line of cars’ fore the board one by one told why! < one of their most popular they sought clemency and detailed | of the Hou on rioters, were heard penitgntiary here by Stanfield and Major at the federa Jame one of Dodge Deputies care’s en plan t) Feb. 23. Phe Chamber of | to improved’ Premier session. The v upholstered in mo-) their plans for civilian ljfe. i The sitting wa 1 the seat cushions and The names of the prisoners who! lasting all day ¥ the sides 4 upper appeared were withheld and the hear-| the longest in the nel genuine gray mohair velvet, ing itself was behind closed doors. neh par nt deputies the floor carpet is also gray. The The offi said duit orters were ae 2 ‘ led through a hundred odd ar-| seating rangement is staggered, to consider the case of each man in|), 5 “modifying some and adding to] with « real seat of folding design, at. private without the presence of a. Minot Tax Commission Would x then harked back te the of the driver, This style og stenographer. The majors made brief | a they had reserved as] cre Title on tory pencral demand foe notes in longhand.' Many of the| | Make Change in State = al cons ation n car that will comfortably carry Prisoners sybmitted written gtate-| 1m i] debated dealt with’ two, three or four people, and at the ™Ments. Court martial and prison! Minot, N. D., Feb. 23.—Members of ures to make the war profite same time have a roomy luggage "records were available to the board) the Minot tax law studying commis- disgorge th © profits, to members, , sion, named by Governor R. A. ~ d catch and punish tax and ad | . Majors Ross and Stanfield said| tos, meeting in this. city, among i prevent speculation on the exchange | jost enthusiastic they did not know who had taken| other things voted to recommend to . A oe ° * market tencral lines of the ear are, very , 12 initiative in the present investi-/the legislature that a law be enacted | f; A big, virile engine to send you sweeping up- The clause authorizing the goer een een ee ie diate luggage | Ration but assumed that the war de-| imiting those who may vote on bond | . bi b k dov aa ; ment to issue treasury notes Miuupactinent which canbe reaehed partment had taken cognizance of issues to real estate owners in the hill—big, sure brakes to ease you dow ee ulated that the amount should remain v scar or from inaide te appeals from the American Le-| jynicipality in which the bonds are T * 1 S 4 1 b exceed seven billion franes Sc caE Ran peale lo Giny BEEDIG gion, the War Mothers and similar/ + be issued. paten Triplex Oprings to me. t the jumps ae - i Fane eee pat OrBanizations. Such organizations | “rh. conference was attended by ‘ : 9 3 is fif : 1 silman Co. i sious tha P walt e aske iew e 4 tg ‘ DODGE AUTO Gin LS OR ae sid have asked review of the] ning of the 15 members of the com- ‘ away! One hour’s drive is fiftyminutesmore | ais AU sninuleyiae (hia lexhibil aalthera ave een ~| mission and was presided over by I. d ° ' val already been granted all ; ' reels SHOW IS HELD. wn this: thse it! sneres the PMY gas tend Bete granted al Wheater ot Aine ey anenor than are needed to open your eyes to the bigger ) most casual observer, This Com: | ge, sonediile s tek chairman of the commission, hair- Ov nd di d justly. proud of these eats | There age Bou aailttisye cotsiete at {man Wheeler remarked on the intense erland power, sturdier construction an type Broth of Dodg displayed in the greater comfort. hour’s drive—or more... real pleasure: in Showing | the federal prison here, of whom 175]! sibject matter before the confer heated nee ne . these new types, w entenced by court martial in bi 3 ; E ‘ 4 4 pe a Ce andl ho = te af a fr te ranging from) ah exes ey ae | : dt yop lthes-ts yottts for the asking. Overland newt catintay, With the arrval_ ot, GRAND JURY nae |session. itself will show you why folks call it the Ripe itdugs cpeaslltertoe Ue ENDS PROBE | SHOWS BOOKED most automobile in the world for the money! public to. see all of 1 tes Indianapolis, al * [steps to tea ite ‘ pyaar) Champion $695; Sedan $795, f, oO. b. Toledo. & ane pt open until 9:00 of War: LeGr om storm ather. ® however, The public report, Here on May 2 |Dukota Taxpayers association, al- |though belief was expressed that a cut of perhaps 35 to 50 per cent it could be necomplished. will be isterested in the "Sally," one of the biggest hits : May 2. Man, | Sllowit : al ‘ j ager F Vesperman announced; « Eltiination of several county o eae 5 With the show ,{ fice deputies. ft} 6 Utility Coupé | tor many leading Dispe with telephones in | ‘ 7 with ‘the Ziegfeld Follies, and the | county of oes ° $640 Ziegfeld chorus. “Sally,” which is} Use of horse instead of motorbus our in ( % its long] trensportation for school children. fo.b. Toledo touring the count run in the east, will come here from | the west coast. lem to “The Passing Show,’ with the | ave Howard Brothers, also has been book- ed for May 31 for the Auditorium. | pl The famous Shubert revue is making | st its annual tour. Other bookings include “Bringing Up Father,” in March and Al Jolson f.0..b. Flint, Mich. iccomplish reduction of the hing force. : pensation with contem- ed road improvements. by town | s and cdunty and even abolition |, present township organizations | and consolidation of voting precin:ts. | ! A committee of three was appoint: | _ LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY t Rearrangement of school curricu- | | on June 2 3 Fed to draft resolutions embodyin BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA - s cal most of the egoing sugges | ATTEMPT TO and to hed sand gamit ; ‘ “ jto the ng authdr' , ; St. Cloud Woman COLLECT LOAN XN . ‘ ADVANCE FAILS 1 : Minot, N. D., Feb, 23-—A_ verdict Recovers Jewe 3 + 9 for the defendant for dismissal of St. Clo ei -, 9 e i St. Cloud, Minn, Feb. , Mrs. ; The Practical Man’sCar [storied iirela| gut ie, Pet Pate . drew Miller in federal court recently | rare, daughter’ of Mn and) Mral’ 1) ~ 5 for Economieal Transportotion in the case brought by George R./ 5 ‘afoore, of this city, has recovered : ‘ Jenkins, lawyer and farm loan broker of Chicago against $107,000: securities and $7,000 in securities stolen February 9 from her Sever Dokken, - Towner, N. D., farmer, seeking judg- The quick success of the Chevrolet Utility Coupé, has proved how accurately portation requirements This fully abil ‘The mammoth rear compart its designers gauged the trans- of the average busy man. equipped, modern car combines day-by-day remarkably low operating costs and the lowest for a high-grade closed car. ‘ment is especially attractive to the man who is always moving ,tools, sample cases, repair parts for farm mac! ind !uggage of all sorts. We will be glad to show you its exceptional engineering wrices f. 0.b. Flint, Mich. features. Superior Roadster $490 Superior Touring $495 Superior Coupe $440 Superior Sedan 5795 CORWIN AGTOR CB, ratlio sets here a whole dial-full of matter Let ‘ these your h 0, What a Concert! VERY night now the owners of from; every one of them “on” with a different ani interesting program. No in amusement may be, you'll find what you want, by a twirl of the dial. easy to operate and to Suparior Commercial Chassis. $395 Superior Delivery 95, Utility Express Chassis..$550 in Bismarck have stations to select what your tastes ‘B. K.” put one of ; magic-makers in ome; surprisingly ment of approximately $4,500. The case ‘involved collection of the $4,500} hich Jenkins advanced to the First National Bank of Towner, as a por- tion of a 7,500 loan to be furnished to Dokken. Dokken had gone to H. H. Bergh, cashier and general manager of the bank, seeking the loan and Bergh, who previously had transacted busi- ness with Jenkins, made arrange-| ments for the Chicago man to furnish the money. The 4,500 was forwarded to Bergh with instructions that it be held in trust until all titles to the land had been cleared up. Bergh, however, the testimony showed, sent the money which was in the form of two checks to a St. Paul bank for collection which was done and the money was returned to the Towner bank which shortly thereafter was closed. Bergh subsequently was arrested and char- ged with numerous violations of the} national banking laws, to which he} pleaded guilty and was sentenced to, Leavenworth penitentiary where he was confined at the time he died a little more than a year ago. The theory of the plaintiff's case was that Bergh was acting in the \pacity of an agent for Dokken in |the securing of the loan ang that j consequently Dokken could be held liable for the 4,500. Judge Miller in substance held that | the evidence failed to show that any | money came into the hands of Bergh | as an agent of Dokken and that as a result the defendant could not be! {held liable, Co-Op Selling | Plan Launched In Griggs Co. | operstown, N. D., Feb. 23 | “Griggs County Co-operative | agency,’ an ~organzation which has as its purpose the promotion of im- migration and the sale of Griggs j county farm land on a co-operative basis. and through pool of advertising resources an@ by systematic_cam- paigning, was launched at a meeting here of land owners from all parts of Griggs county. Directors gre Albert Retzlaff of Binford, George Brastrup of Courte- nay, E. E. Iverson of Binford, Fred Detwiller of Cooperstown, M. M. Lunde of Cooperstown, Ade Thomp- son of Cooperstown, A. J. Melgard of | Sutton and C. Reite of Hannaford., The plan adopted calls for a ‘co- operative corporetion, shares to sell at $1 each and each sharcholder to have but one vote irrespective of the number of shares he holds. Lands Listeg With Association Those wishing to sell lands will list them with the assgciation, paying | where she was stopping, according —The | Land | rooms in the hotel in New York City J to a telegram received in St. Cloud oe it by Mr. Moore from his wife. There is-nothing equal to proper REGRINDING for making a worn or scored cylinder block perfect again. OUR regrinding restores the perfect, glass smooth surface besides making an ABSOLUTELY TRUE bore. Almost all sizes handled. Phone 1-100 Best of Service at the Lowest Cost Cars to Hire — Drive Them Yourself Just Call 1-100 J. R. BRYAN, Proprietor 113 Fifth Street Day and Night Service Bismarck, N. D. “Modern Machine Works Phone 83 Bismarck, N. SOME OF THE BEST RADIO OF i THE SEASON HAS BEEN COMING J } ig | IN ‘THIS WEEK. WE HAVEYSOME UNUSUALLY LOW. PRICES ON " , COMPLETE OUTFITS. : A a listing fee of 5 cents an acre, or $8 for each quarter section, The association sgrees to hunt out ™ gwners, to. adver- CORWIN AGTOR Co: Dooce BrotHers TYPE-B SEDAN 4 woman will usually admire one thing about a car and’ a man another, but there is one feature.of the new Type-B Sedan which both admire equally and emphatically—its exceptional driving ease. : This is due to a combination pf several im- portant improvements—a roomier front compartment; a readier clutch response ja new steering wheel that offers a trim, firm grip; and control levers that are ideally accessible, yet conveniently out of the way of robes and luggage. I The price is $1250 f. o. b. Detroit—$1440 delivered. M. B. Gicman Co. Bismarcn PHONE 80B KELLY GNUNGFIELD TIRES, s Special Automobile Show’ This Week.. Open ‘Bven- ings To 9:00 o'clock, and Sutfday Morning. ex =