The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 6

pene SIX THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~ |FIRES DESTROY Se MARKET NEWS | CONCORDIA a sty theme, di, en votes, e count standing: Nelson “) LJ FARMERS’ BARNS | Defender Nears NAMED’ MAYOR ce and Siegel 27,645, with Ics ae en ee = than votes outstanding. WHEAT EASES | ynerioos origin fee CHOIR COMES — - bead St. Paul, Min jay 9 Vera LESTER REO SEL ULUE | mysterious origin two reat tae aap manic indi | Rae TaRTAving ESE EHES cHLACA Milwaukee, May 7—The dramatic! Arthur F. Nelson was reglected in jad been returned with. the Poseible nigh the started 1 1-2 hous carver of John F, Dietz, “defendant, yesterday's municipal election here, exception of Commissioner W. J sure of Cameron Dam” is about ended. , defeating George L, Siegel, who had peter, who was running behind L. C. At O23 the bain on the farm With death a” matter of only a’ the endorsement of labor unions, Hodgson, former St. Paul mayor. 4 Joe Tretter about six! jshort time, Dietz was placed u de, after Cue athe hottest campaigns Two of the six commissioners are i pee northwest of e was des: |) zation Has Won | the guardianship of Attorney Patrick{ in the city’s history. | allied with labor. St: f n Ptroved together with 11 head of | - Z D. Dean, Leslie J., and Clarence} _ When 182 of the city’s 216 pre-! Defeat of Siegel was conceded by Starts Little Vaile: Early | ae es, harness, oats Ha hay, The High Rank From Critics iets i ais a a the me erent cincts had eported —unoffically. ‘his headquarters at midnight. Today, But Suffers Setback retter family was in bed except Mr. i le on horn Apple river, pe LY ’ . ss Tretter who was in Hope. —Here on May 16 ed the county court for appointment} etek The other fire started at about 11| cue | of a guardian to protect the property rae ; on the farm of Mr. Henry! he widely k so of their futher. nd the } _ fihicago, May 7. —In sympathy] Stephenson six miles mortnweleeet lieeevepate seiner SU ae ny given before J Jenn Will Sitgher quotations at Liver-| Hope, This was 1 more disastrous| at the high scheal Audit 4 Karel furnished material for ( jool wheat here scored something | Hie Haw hurhed alle ek Mr ee ea eh se on ‘ ees Ral er in the eventful life “ti } ennronaee ws ithe} SERB horsesindseatclewhteh iin iG, goal Oe hGiE pia ii nes woods pt cou fourht IN HER 6 i alings. however! were o rl eal stock: 14 of No ica par od to, lumber interests” and defied courts | that the Argentine strike had been je ot unre al 9, 21 Head |e ee ae the nett tain tctimee or | und ‘law. enforcement bodies of the clined ee ally settled acted as a Kl wpa tiocand ome hinery were lity Kind 1 state for years until he was finally ecened ae ively ou the upward tendency of values ; its kind in t : oe : ‘ seemed to go back on me entirely and ou the upward tendeney of values| destroyed with the fire. Mz. Steph-| "The Concordian, issued by the Col. | “aPtured and sentenced to the state Wee How She Overcame|r yas almost exhausted from. weak- Revikel wie opening, which varied st nson was in yon at the time Of | tee, says: fala “HageeEe’SE p y Stomach Trouble And Nery-| "¢ss 8nd_ suffering. 2 from % cent off to % cents the fire and his family was asleep.| the Concordia College Choir at its | deputy F “But Tanlac has changed every- y With May §108% to 107 to §L "A \iirst local concert this year is of | Je Hus tittle it ousness—Gives Tanlac Full] thing for me. It gave me such a was followen ty a slight sax and] more dhan ordinary interest to mem: | Hon, el i Pouy TENSE oaiy wonderful appetite that 1 laughingly 2 ‘Nien hy small new upturns jhers and friends of Concordia Col at whose home Di ts Leen snag vredit. told my husband he wouldn't be able } Subsequently wheat. felt the in ie ' q wall a to music lovers gen Hees an undue influence al Lomas Ma tet me. And I now have a fine MWANKRSGe ie iiGaression of eo erally he Choir is proving an ef m. ' r digestion, too; in fact, Tanlac has Bete wis) ciko eltevat tat | ective link between Concordia Col, The Dietz boys claim that their, “If T could, I would personally tell! ended these troubles and brought me resction was due owing to three and the people of the North: | father has property, stocks and jevery weak, run-down person in the| good health and J cun’t say too much ee ee wheat cloned une! Ie honds valued at $5,000, The peti- ‘land about Tunlac,” is the entlusias-| for it, My husband and brother-in- | MOURNE Sinin s,,cants Hal lower crities have highly praised tion, signed by them and-« physician: tie statement of Mrs. J. Buet law have also taken Tanlac with § nn O4te ts $104% and daly} lite choir, ‘The choir is directed by | Says that Dietz is, seriously ill, that bach, 509 South 9th St. Lincola splendid results.” $1.06% to $1.06 | Herman Monson, formerly of this! his condition renders incompe-, braska. Tantac is for sale by all good drug- Jeity tent to act for himself and that he} pefore 1 took Tanlac, stomach | gists, Accept no substitute. Over BISMARCK GRAIN | It includes 38 singers and a di- | is now in a semrcom condition. trouble and nervousness had terribly | 40 Million bottles sold, . (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) | Local Peopte invited to Visit | rector, both men and women lfundermincdy my catrenpenes me venulal — : 7 ie ome o s « “ u y di i . . . Wh sual OU Plants and See How Bev- Be Ra cu rmaeT eT ‘EGG DE ‘ALERS hardly digest a thing and Fhad spells] Tanlac Vegetable Pills, for cousti- 1 dark northern from van ar and from here will | NAME OFFICERS, J of nervousness, ness and we pation made and recommended by o, 1 northern spring erages Are Bottled eo to Montpelier r | A ness that were almost unbearuble. | the manufacturers of TANLAC, ) Poamber durum 7 = Finally my digestion, and nerves just | —Adv. No, 1 mixed durum cs ' | Fargo, N. dD, With the 3 » 1 red durum vottles ‘of curbonated {election of permanent officers an ————— 1 flax the | lige drafting of bylaws and. a consti 2 coord | tution, the North Dako 2 and 2 qaually | Poultry association was p anently é Ci distributed th a bottle: ere nized at the Waldorf hotel in 1 for eve man, woman and child) in aygo yeterday afternoon. d States: = + The owings permanent officers : rse many persons drank | 4 ‘ | were nar resident, ©. 'T. Wich- ° , owt TH inany more than eighty bottles, and A. 0. U. Ww. Lodge Bele ort, Fargo; vice-president, 0. A. hd Wd % BE ues CRUE fut if yout Anniversary Banquet, son, Jamestown; . er 1 10US Yellow | inissed out on your per capita share | ae rson, Fargo and i» er mote S4 Hast year you h a chance to make | Initiation ell of Manda 0. MOS r see cy che res \3 up for Jost time todd “Bot: | | The bylaws and constitution ‘Were | No. 4 Ban 5 i tled Carbonated Bev the | ‘ | not formally adopted, but will be Discount le per Ib, exch 1b./ 12,000 bottlers of © hever-| One hundred and twenty-five peo-| wymitted to a later meeting : ; : laze: in the United States celebrate | Ple sat down last night at the 30th! vhich it is expected there will be ava es rcorn 7 he under shelled. centennial of their industry, And) #2niversary banquet of the Ancient | lavpeveattenaanee le. us a part of that ce tion they | Order of United Workmen in the | o pas ~ a White —1e. are keeping open house for visitors| Grud Pacific hotel, and the lodge an a copper atom are 29 electrons, CHICAGO LIV }OCK Hlion of bottles of e bubbly |C¢ for the initiation and other fes- sraite an 3 _ 21,000. y active. roe tol In the larger cities there also are eer ee eee ot Eases, cealane a second. five cents higher. Top $7.60. parades and displays at the stores|™#ster for the Noh hot jis.) Cattle receipts 12,000. Better] of retailers, 150,000 of whom are to. | diction, was toastmaster at the ban- | x rades beef steers, fat she-stock| operating with the bottlers t ke | quet, and he intreduced Governor | i j ; 4 arly top matured steers the ‘lnervance ‘of the centennial a Nestos and Judge A. M, Christianson In the Torres Straits Islands in Dr. F. R. Smyth, the only charter the Ea: i 4 ‘ t. ; e East Indies, there are no trees receipts 13,000. Fairly! altimore, an airplane, char-|™ember present, spoke. Community 3 7 wae : active, Barly sales fat lambs] tered by the Maryland Bottiers of |Simging and other music was pro- suitable for canoe building. So steady to strong. Sheep around [Carbonated Reverages, will fly along aed ieee ieee the natives, a cruel, treacherous cents higher. the route of a parade which will be alter Fearn, manager o! the dis- % 9, y a feature of the celebration there, |®bility department, spoke at the} j HT < CHICAGO PRODUCE POSHTTLALLUGFSHOE coAk ea Ieicee: (toteek hell, te lccanaldatenie weve race, import their canoes from , a ages in’ Bismarek—the Bismarck { Mitiated. “Lunch was served there | the Fly River Delta in New Rottling Works and the Capital City [a4 & dance followed. Officers of | 6 5 bowting Ca wil keep open Bismarck Lodge No, 120 felt it ws Guinea — another place with an house today. Their plants were open. {8% Unusually successful affair. Sev- | * * * ‘ ps 2 Mato vniors front mm to 3 paferal Mandan members of the lodge | unenviable reputation. The dis- xt 2 hange m d visitors are ted to vis yene sprecen i These unchanagd Mia and visitors are invited. to. visit present, \ tance between these two places is Receipts 29,016 tse the plants and see just how the “The wind blows the willow NM | Ordinary first 20 Rea uees made. They say a Too Late To Classify | lost anit ee as over four hundred miles, and no a = : ‘ visit to the pla will be a. lesson = wea 5 0 ‘i 5 ST. PAUL a ROG yee {it the handling of products in the [FOR SALE Furniture for 6 rooms. yea Wczns nn more C0 8 native in that region travels even So. St. Paul, May attle Te-} mos: to-date manner, to produce} Also house for i ire 209- it iners — . j £ open very low and weak; general-}’ een ss a arse ep jase hills Smell lv big pa talked lower. oe tinkle of: istant temple bells - Visit r : . £ Yearlings predominated in run, WANTS TO HEAR WANTED— Experienced sales lac Further information The word is simply passed on > Fat she- wi eference, s e i i i i av, “one toad good erate] = FROM: BUDDIES, sith reference, alsa. exnerience from tribe to tribe. On tie Riper ar 1 $9.00. uae pabaeiqeatted a: ; 7 j 4 0 heifers held aront J marek Cloik Shop, Bismarck, N. D. strength of this vagu } cutto nary alow Gordon E. Hoesh, in the hospital] Apply at Glazers Cloak op, gt buil Then i e€ ad i t ca Fae eves ay een : alifornia, would | Minot, N. D. Sew canoe is built. Then it is re aye a esi line with general trade. |i ey See oe eer back. Each tribe of bloodthirsty B Ik § Calves receipts | Coin, ee b RE! ; : : * * * be CREE 1s Leite ee edited eigeetie oi xe te sense see See ee v Oy eel ets a re . a : aeculute home, Must give . 5 : be 0 $8.00, Bulk ¢ j Veterans’ urea hos at ratstental UWALGINBOROTACSTR TRE | before passing it on. Finally the i o ey with tuberculosis and other| ,bune. 5 at 5 a 16,000, Slow:liTe and hes in need of aftigavits | payment, shell necklaces, spea: Bo ty 180 ‘pound. average -$7-15.,0F several who served with hin. He|LOST--Past aMltron’s Star Pin, ini | points, arm bands, makes its way . To 15. Good and choice 200 to| Would like to hear particularly from) tials N. H. 8. on back. Return to * * é o: ep $7.25, weights $1.05 to $7.10.| Wiliam Martelson. who wus serge-| ‘Tribune for reward. BeT-3t | M h ’ D to the canoe builders in the same n 2 ‘ ant, apt. Walsh, he writes The —— ———— 1 i a a ye Auto L Tribune, WANTED—Boy to help with mailing 0 er S ay leisurely fashion. a mixed 150 to averages. and) deliveries: (Apnivannibune: PEPEPEE PETES 9 exe nat Feeder UN ABLE T0 Say There is reason for this honesty Sheep receipts 200. Steady to it ee om: ifts Wither c ‘ 4 f ti strong. Few good fat wooled | At ‘The Movies s | S eG In savages to whom perfidy 1S nat G $15.25. Best fat wooled ewes pees While Oth ural.. If any of the parties in this } . Clipped ewes $7.50. Bucks most * 3 le ers : * th. So.00. CATIIOL a ‘ckly C complicated transaction. were to Se It isn’t oft t a vol- - i i i ir ¢ i ay MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Aigo Statelnlsterical Saciatsy jalan: leahoiey aaah orate eicceal re Quickly Con risk being dishonest, their credit ec neapolis, May 7.—Wheat re-|able at the present time to advance | hut Henry King, the director of “The would be ruined. And though sume tk eeipts 116 cars compared with 806] funds to prevent the breaking up of | White Sister,” starring Lillian Gish, ° * CE cara a year ago. Cash No. 1 mor-) ground just north of Menoken which | which will be shown at the Capitol these natives may kill and eat ee Bark te mt 4 NO. 1 [was the original site of the first [Theatre starting Monday was tble fo but each other,. they hold barter in- Mo dark ror spring camp 0 al W. H. Sibley in his | photograph a violent eruption of Mt. , fancy $1. to $1.32%4; good to campaign of 1863 against hostiie In-| Vesuvius jast in ti final ; aE Ghoice $1.19% to $1240: ordinars | diana in North Dakota, according to Neauviug. tet tn sie tou)the sine) VAL Gitt Of Jewelry violate. to good $1.1414 to $1.18%; May|c, B, Little, president of the society! stor; i i Es f 4 a : ttle, story, which call for exactly the kind] - : Bec cat si aioe | Soe rks pene state (“Gan reeren ante | 80, Byer tpsting Hoven sawages understand that e y ae . Sigh ‘own, | When the picture comes to the . = F ate No. d wilie, {a aan pe aeeee he arena, was to be) Capital Theatre film audiences will Remembrance. in commerce it pays to be honest, i 4: Flax Ne S ODE eb t tra thrill out of knowing - a 4 No. 2, 0s to 61%; Flax No. 1, at, Mould be unfortunate not to Feet tins eranalne neaiee ana the and to let the world realize your ‘ 0 ave this valuable historic site pre-| ), iss Gi a © ae served, Colonel Lit le agreed, bu | AY" gre, "ety ane ate Com: BONHAM _honesty! So in modern business. tod said the society was absolutely with-| pany were right. on the spot, Advertising must be honest and out funds to purchase such ground. | Pv rail a to ous; Sunda 40; pu ; ‘The White Sister” is a Henry it is B f of h " d fe Col, Little individually invested con-| xing production for Inspiration Pic BROTHERS it is a proof of honesty. A prod- TIME H AD HERE! Les county which "tthe nite of | Gent and ddA iad oe uct’s advertising is the best guar- historic Indian camp and coniains ig ‘ i ij i j IAALERG euRtG, Che InPestent oe | Ronele Colman ay Malienaonya, Teed Gorametriets, antee of its quality, usefulness —_ ing made to preserve the land for | fire sereen appearance opposite Miss and value. Additional tributes to the manner sia ponies or some other! Gish, Others in ‘the east include ’ in which the Bismarck Rotary Club | #& n the future, Gail Kane, J. Barney Sherry, Charles ee ‘ ° 6 eeu thd Bismarck citizens entertained the| “I have just heard that the own-| rane, ad . ~“Thé man who advertises is in- Visitors at the Ninth District Rotary | ¢rs of Sibley’s camp site north of ey 4 ° ‘3 conference are being received by The| Menoken are planning on breaking THE ELTINGE viting your inspection. He is let- : 1 Rogary clubs in other| the ground up and planting it to flax 5 : s. a * spac cave tie be published to| this year,” Major Wright wrote. The) There is angitier dag. star on, io: WEBB BROTHERS ting his goods stand on their own tk know they| Camp site, he said, is just south of| screen, but Strongheart, admi ‘ cor ‘ ; ‘ Jet the people of Bismarck know 5°” |the Craven farm buildings, and was| leader af them all, has no cause to|[Undertakers __ Embalmers merit. He can’t afford to deceive he Heainerd, Minnesota Dispatch | occupied by Sibleys army August| Worry, for she is not only Mrs. Funeral Directors you. + You can depend on him. s: “All were most favorably im-| 1-2, 1863, Birongheart,, DUE aves 8: Ereat de Embalm i it p ad 2a¥s: |g with Bismarck, which, though | ‘There are original trenches which | of her success to the coaching of Licenged almer in That’s why it pays to read adver- Preis a smaller city than Brainerd, | *urrounded the camp still in.evidence} Strongheart. Lady | Julie is her Charge. tising and to ‘buy advertised has the atmosphere of a metropelis,| and are declared to be in the hest| screen name as well ps the name “Day Phone 246 y due in part to the fact that it is the | State of preservation of any in the| Under which she is ‘registered in . Boots, hi 1 of the state,” state, the blue book of dogdom aristoc- Night Phones 246-887 ‘ 4 care Albert Lea, Minnesota, Rotery —— racy of the American, Kennel Club. j ” ee C She makes her screen debut in : A eo sBallwheet” sayic Biamarck is *| CLAIMS MOST “The Love Mater” starring Stronf- aes heart, which will be the attracti : d though it is the state capita PROLIFIC PIG es aa niet wil te z ie potion ; ‘i forth Dakota. It is a wonderfully ecole at the Eitinge ‘Theatre for three : A sh, clean looking little city snd] [ongmive, Cal, May 7—T. A. lays, beginning Thursday. PERRY ANYONE CAN SPEND MONEY ‘ there’ is a friendliness even to the | pew; i ~y tl hich (tne danoayete’ of ewis, Glenn county farmer, believes NAVY REPORT UNDERTAKING » wind which saves he has the prize mother pig. Her iS that country the cost of street) first litter, just born, brought 23 IS UNFOUNDED PARLORS 3 THE, READER. OF ADVER- ‘awee: pigs into the world and 16 are living. From this litter Lewis will have with in six months more than a ton of Washington, May May 7—ANlekations pork to market. of serious deterioration'in American naval strength are regarded gen- Deer is the most abundant of the|erslly unfounded nid Pre: dent’ Cool. big game in the United States, idgé. Licensed Embalmer in Charge. Day Phone 100 NELSON AGAIN - Night Phones 100 or 484R. Bd : TISEMENTS SPENDS WISELY nig HAA DI NUNUAUOUOUOOOUGAUUOGOUGENUUOOUECRESOOOUECEDOGEUCLOULOGENGL MISTRESS—Why, you--clear soup, fillet of sole, eut-j Hh WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1924 7 Nightly Program , 1 COOK—What are we having to-| COOK—I meant on the radio i ht, m’m? s | w'm.—Punch. I've ject told | aa Our Used Car Departm as definite and perman artment. New ( Car dep IF It doesn’t cost enough—it is too expensive— It costs too much—it isn’t worth A $35 suit that is worth but $25 is while a “Klein Tailored Suit” at $5 worth $50. Prove to yourself the true economy GOOD Tailored Clothes. $30 to $65 | ets. cabinet pudding— READ TRIBUNE WANT ADS. * Our Reputation DEPENDABILITY factor in our success as our SUITS and TOP COATS KLEIN’S TOGGERY Your Assurance ent is ent a it!— expensive; 0 is really of buying - a PTTL The Name is Your In surance Name plates can mean much name. When you as low as $ $17.55 LittleAmperes t’sinaname? Alot when it comes to buying batteries, or little. It all depends on the with the Willard nameon it, you know it is a dependable battery. You can buy Willard batteries mighty reliable batteries or they wouldn’t carry the Willard iivninvtnnanitHnt see a battery And they’re CORWIN MOTOR CO. FRIDAY NIGHT AUDITORIUM MAY 16 Theatre. Prices (War Tax Included): ‘MAIL ORDERS NOW—Address letters, make checks to Auditorium Inclove seli-nddressed stamped envelope. “COMMON ‘i Lower Floor $3.30 { SENSE | __PRICES | a GALAXY OF SUPE eM Mee It CUES Balcony 2.20 to $2.75 Gallery $1.10 Inc. Tax MAIL R pac, witn Wiuie aud Eugene see and the whole biog ryt Winter. Garden igre that Just ran. OUTSTRIPS ab. AMERICAN. REVORS DARING and SPECTACL 5 IN BEAUTY, t