The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX GRAINS SUFFER |:":. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘NORTH DAKOTA MAN BANKRUPT : : MONDAY, MAY 12, 1924 ] = a 1 1 7 capital stock of re ATHLETES |" aT tHe vies FUN FLOOD IS |iecsesiiete fac hclesddr weceralhe 16. the | AtUEs banking’ department. 5, RR ELT ELT Rene ios | department, ISTOCK 2 . , : fe to slight nty, filed a bankrupt- idding weak to slight Eom O18 flashing. Gypsy dancing gia tne “Have you ever laughed until you ‘ i caldera ail VONell ey petition in the United States Sharp Declines Ru see ee ace District Court here tod placing kind of a character part that made cried?” ‘ ees t i her‘famous. It is said to be by far| A flood of fun, a cascade of songs! «wyey, 1 did so this morning.’ N vadi lay ere enn his assets at $3,160 in cara Leading WAY tea ites atueie cane Sales os ments and stock and his liabilities to 74 cents Are Shown, i i downpour. of talent and a Niagara} wryoy 9» her best. American made picture. In|* athens How? addition to the star, Antonio Moreno, }of, beauty isthe, description “Father stepped on a tack. | 1 . “eee . si - has been applied to “The Passing hi Ht Womex I: cried: $8.75 he-stock § 0 Editor's note-Duane Squires, | St. $205,030.85. The liabilities “are cam Overwhelmingly | Kathlyn Williams, Gareth Hughes eon di ing | nughed. He saw me. Chietigo, May AIL grains, « she-stock $4.00 tof || Kditor's note-Puane Sauiress I the heaviest ever filed by a farmer Girls Tea PeNY| aad’ Adolph Menjou are among the |Show," with Willie and Bugene| Korsaren (Christiania). Bily ‘corn, ‘deci{ned) in price: to oyna bulls stewd student Jed a free trip | in the court here. Defeats Opponents in | siayers. Hoevrard, sipeirleuantieeoe ore during the early dealing Stockers und feadese| to Washington as the prige in | 2s formerly of Golden Valley coun- pe h nae Be cast of entertainers, whic! | in wheat was relatively] °° aba a eerie lle ag y contest on “The True ty, North Dakota,’ and must of his Track Events There _ CAPITOL Messrs. Shubert. will present at. the i Senay, Ue, potter ot cont packers $8.00. Linbialergiay , ducted by Senator B F. badd ASS carne VICTORIES CELEBRATED] So to ss Te on] Gearing in Winter, Garden produc- sit alf cents f 03% anc ox receipt 500, Fifteen to as writter , rushing volume of b: L tions continuously since 1911, are Bee ae flown ee gu 2 nts lower, Mostly 20. to i nation’s capital city as fol- as ==, Be hay | inhabitants of the valley towns Siaier WHET evERSRE A adele CATR: ‘ Meer cereal eageantl ‘en over tornackers,, TWo londsienpicgy lows: BismarcR “high school girls took] ing in terror from the twin horrors} ¢ies on current events of the puss- A Lifetime o shippers $7.00. honors in the track tweet at Fargo! of fire and water. somewhat ; eat i ; seed are af the. MaysFae:| “in ier suas this tragedy |i& Year afford many more hilarious | Sulisec e defeat of Po Jip. fines Vile Ui s First Impressions _ | Saturday as a part, her ‘ow many times has this tragedy) moments than this popular team has 5 Sput quently tie et on et and butchers to pack-| Washington has been aptly term- BAR ON ROAD lival of dhe Agricultural Colleges| o¢ nature been enacted in real life?| wer before contributed to the world Remembrance ) tors ag bullish facto 4 y Ik packing <0 edn city of “magnificent distan- 1 Lut lost the baseball title to the A-! The screen never actually caught 35 ( w Roce Lat % cout reder pigs $6.00 to $6 Strong: | ces Equally to the point would it C. Preps 31 to 10. such scenes until last Spring, when ‘ing Show" was staged) % cent advance, May Modis lle The Se Henry King and Lillian Gish set . C, Huffman, The book and{[M Graduation day is the great- Sheep receipt direct. Nomin BISMARCK GRAIN fat wooled lambs $ 50. Buck four consistent poi forth to Italy to film F, Marion] jypj rae with Jilly $1.05 % ee ‘Laue Htaly . Ivrics are by Harold Atteridge with ates Melaurn Crawford's world-renowned novel.! additional lyrics by Jack Stanley. TBeinp Hoh, | Doe ey Deel ty Men Wille Guster, the The music is by Alfred Goodman! cvent in a «student's: life;, ) to $6. be to call it a city of “magnificent Receipts most-feontrasts,” for the wonderful and} y steady. Best! varied differences everywhere and | thing strike the new- est and ibest remembered 9.00. est fatf among eve ‘ ane re fi ikea Dat ; Edna Stuling, took 85 points in tne] Warnished by Russell-M €0.) vled ewe $6.50 comer vividly and instantly. |Mandan Sees Danger in Use} © picture released by M and the musical numbers were soc He aa mE Bismarck, May 12, 1924 Par _ From the bustle and rush of the} g Brid anes hore ipand June Cit MGceruption of ‘Ventv nlegedt by “AllaaMRE Paster” Mtbe ‘es: therefore a desirable gift at i Ve dirk northern $1.07 Too Late Union Station and the noise of the) of Cement Road to Bridge j fall aft Duirest competitors, the | the, thrilling climax of “The White|tire production was made under the | this time Is doubly cherished, J & the ring 10 st but a few rods to the d Sister.” which is a powerful love nal direction of Mr..J, J. Shu- eagle Cha ceca Deane aiirutn [FOR RENT mmedern |spacious 40-acre capitol grounds By Pedestrians [ Preps, could do. was 8 ports. The thas OULRENNed Meo ctaral” time ee recalling in years to come the home ocate First| Where allis as serene and quiet as the mind can imagine. Only a stone’s throw away from the ern girls also won the relay | * hing ‘the 20 yard distance about ahead of second place win- The Mandan Commercial Club, at which will be shown at the Capitol Winter Garden productiun eventful graduation and Theatre tonight. nd rich. in costumes, the grateful memories of fi iatee a mecting tonight’ or tomorrow, may * i éipolnite 4 —— designs for which were brought to , is 11 clamorous and tiny’ shops lining |", nea suggestion to. the eity of | Men Pat tok erpints, and elyn PEL S| | Tear torte 1 rye 1 Pennsylvania Avenue stands the) gi smarck that it declare the cement] scored 4 points for her team. | P who spent an entire We 4 but do not handle the 2 tewering Capitol on_its wonderful) cca trom Bismarck to the new Mis- fea, ing the big revues in Fucurotiaddare ality and y ms Sevan : . grassy slope, majestic, calm, mag- foal i i Preps Cop Cup A 7] We are leaders in quality and followin FOR SALE Several used men's suits 17a nena) ceuic + MAR-| couri river bridge a “no thorough-| ay. prope won the baseball cup by vign capitals in search of new ; Onts 6.88 sizes 88 and 40, Call at Barbie's nificent. ‘i avid conttasts | f"¢, for pedestrians,” according tof winning the title tilt from Bismarck idens novelties for Broadway's |[m variety of practical, inexpen- Barle . 52, Dry Cleaning and Dye Works, 409 And the Fee ay CAlapr he word from Mandan today. The Man-b3: "to 40, ‘The A. C. high team had big institution of music and laugh- {MM sive graduation gilts. Speltz, per ewt 80 | Bt S-1o-3t_ continue SoaES tele ld-fachioned | 4#n city commission probably will be| yeviously defentel’ Fargo. in the ter, This “Passing Show" is more J. SHELL CORN buildings with memories of a cen-| ed to make the same order re-! frst round of play 8 to 7. The Prens fh es pretentious and more spectacular RENT —My und two | bul itlastering, about them alter. {£#"ding that part of the Bismarck-| wil) have, possession, of the cup. for] Cumberland, Md, May 12.—For the| than any of its predecessors, It 1s eT civil: best: orwiore SE ea oe ae aeenaderi govern. | Mandan highway within Mandan city | pe year and by winning it-for-titrge {aecond time within two months flood | divided in two acts and thirty-two BONHAM No. 3h, 5b Ibs. test rented with garage. 405 Sth St. Tare it eae the most impos. | limits. years in succession tne cup will be-| waters were lapping at the heart of | Scenes with twenty-six musical num- No. 4 Phone R tow pile sia) Cd uo | The agitation resulted after heavy}. district, Wills| bers. It presents a scintillating ing appearance. A rushing noi come theirs permanently. Cumberland’s busine aside, and in its place White and Mixed aaa travel on the highway yesterday, BROTHERS ummary. follows creek, takjng its course through the}shower of stars and an Aurora 5, Bigs thord 51) FOR RENT—Two office rooms, In Tee ae charming dainty. park,|2"4 the use of the cement road by a Bell Thompson, Bis-| downtown section, has left its bank=.| Borealis of one hundred and twent: No. test 50] suire at Dahl Clothing Store. Ps tana hee rywhere the |# great many pedestrians, The Man- t; Irene Lockhart, Preps,| Water ‘Mechanic Street, one of the|five bewildering beauties represent- Jewelers and No. 4 48 5-10-3t ariety of the city strikes one. On dan people agitating the ction feel} second; Dorothy Birdzell, Bismarck, | principal, business streets, reached ajing the best that the theatrical Optometrists. le per pound discount under 55 Ibs. [ame —= ‘ all Tecples, all ages, | tht someone may be killed or badly | thi depth of 18 inches. Merchants work-| World offers. : Ear Corn. 5e under shell, POE Ss E) Se ULE OU es, elbows onc hurt if the cement road is used as’ a op-gskip-—jump--Catherine Me-|ed throughout the night removing —— the block from Post Office. 303-3rd St. mutually Shurad _ | sidewalk, ‘ fh,, Bismarck, first; Margaret] stores to safer positions. BANK CLOSED CHICAGO. HIVESTOCK ike Wonderfully cosmopolitan. is; The procedure, if necessary, they igh, Fargo, second: Era Bell] .The: Potomac and its tributaries! The First State Bank of Killdcer, Chicago. May 12.-Hoz receipts ae = Washington, a city of the world, |%#", would be to declare the stretch rst; Catherine MicLaugh- | reached flood stage during the carly 3 €8,000, —Lneven, Mostly 10 to WANTED—Used box, kitchen jigced, rom Bismarck to the bridge -a Thou n, Bismarck, third. morning hours, forcing hundreds of — Ber aeerwer i.» Over ‘suuply. cabinet and rugs.* Phone 267. Tiven the legislative chambers |St"eet. name it and then adopt reg-) 60 yhrd dash-—Fra Bell Thompson, | families at Keysey and Piedmont, . of Ss de 5-12:8t s emaclves partake of the. con. | Ulations. marek, second. West Virginia, to, flee from ‘their 4 itd rece pts 23,000. rad A rs ae se ee GOOD reliable middle trasts that are Washington's. In largely 15 to ! Pataca na et jedi) the gallery this fact is instantly ro wants work by day or hour. Will rsticeable. At one moment. the Slow. | do ironings, go out washing oT debate drags and is listless. In an ‘ A ~ lin, Bismarck, first; Margaret Paul-| In Cumberland streets, the waters son, Fargo, Agnes Hultberg,! were rising early today at the rate O a I eae 1a S Bismarck, third. of eight inches'an hour. No loss . Houltry “ative low The Bismarck girls were cheered Washintgon, May t2.--The Senate at the high school today(when the | today adopted a joint resolution 8 for results were announced. deélaring Agriculture to be the basic Lewis Grambs, business manager Poin Uncen e A T cannot Aanisitethis initial sketch NT RIES Ia! pont pales AGAINST PEAK better than by quoting from alOQN INDIANA BASIS writer better than I—*Volumes can MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN HIDDEN BY FOG ‘te written about Washington, and a 1 yard dash—Catnerine McLaugh- | hores. Sheep receipts i Fat lambs around 25 cents lower. | cleaning Maw. vay [instant, however, a. slight~some- Ape ED Ge Oty) Birdzell,| of life -has» béen” reported Most offerings lacked nigh finish #181 hing’ decurs and Tot there is ani MOIST YEARS sulucistonl: Lede staliger oie cette ; VAN HEUSEN COLLARS id ei ‘ fom eae mation . Senators leap to ‘ B= Bie: CHICAGO PRODUCE : NTA nice furnished room their foot the i : marck, third. Chicago, May 12.--Butter highe sf hotae. Close’ in. Gall; uem, feeb, the doors. swing open Basketball throw—Charlotte Lo- ‘ Y% PRICE Receipts 14 tubs. Cream: t. Phone 836J. inter i Z 1 here, Preps, first; Edna Stading, ; 4 fe extras 37. cents, Standards 5-l2-1W | WSS it is © exywhere in Washin A Bismarck, second; Evelyn Pull, Roo-| _ or cents Extra first 3542 to ot -t + leon - © same, yet contin elt third. | First 34 to econds 30 to 3%.| Snow on some mountain tops nev-|totiy “different, Eeerstha —— Relay—Bismarek (Era Bell Thomp- $1 OO GPheese an al er melts because the rarefied to a single impre 1, | Meteorologist of Weather Bu- Be apeting ies a Dererny . teceipts cases. First 23 to] abstracts all the heat fron pannlesaeaie . irdzell, Alice Larson), first; Roose- cae rn sak fy nts the bea to aro hee ce eomneneh war of] reau Uses Analogy to. | wistnthwsa et U.S. IS ASKED SOFT COLLARS, ARROW cents. Storage pack extras is y ful, attractivd jMaétican such at OB Rea sa Catherine McLaughlin of Bis- A ‘ bys We ane ; » 2 a » ack Up Predictions q 2 ot 1 toe aed aes oe p Predi mare eee 3 AND E. & W. DISCONTINUED STYLES industry in the United States, which $1.00 i i poe 12-—A definite] °f “Pep”, made a short talk expiain- {it is the intention of the govern- atinntepolls, Mage 12. Wheat re hei = sta a es of Pe ee Paka tay rea Renee pe (T te the wigh schoo! students the | ment to foster and: calling oa ha sipis 214 cars ATM it 31 oO eq from page a 4 i y of “Pop,” 5 Printoki | ace ae ed ey ruldhe fliphtalicue, Srulie diilerbeing fe jis the “soul of America—the taal rainfall in the state, of North pee GE the ae ee Bay Na Acaats fowible ° STIFF COLLARS, ARROW famiks $1.1G% », L{ that of ae " spirit of sacrifice, the vision of the | Dake 5] n ‘ing * 1d, ? A F 4 ‘i i a BR Se Stee eis oo sr. | ture! expressed in. marble” and| strings of the succeeding four Sears] yg” MUNEWP, Storie, atte ot dlay sates on egrcutaral orouts |E AND) E, & W. DISCONTINUED STYLE : taney $h2t%w to St ood tol cross. the | kranite, bronze and copper, flowers | was made by F. G. Tingley, a meteo-) The ‘newspapers. were judged on nator Smith of South Carolina, Peace S487, lo $1237 ceainney in tine to areciedhe fiyers| and’ trees? rologist of the United States weath-| the following points: covering. the | « TED RNWR GEARS 4s iktneing $1 OO to good $1147 y lead them home from Europe, = vient er bureau ini an address before the] H.. J.\Hatieock, Fargo Forum, It. U.| commerce committee, and Senator $iat july’ $ that way giving the commander; Carbonic acid is a component of Aw n Meteorologist society ete.) writing, udvertising and originality |Cummine of lowk, collabyrators on P D $1.11 WINN the post of honor which he lost in. snow, which is therefore’ a splendid based upon a ser-| and jenterprise, The “contest was|the resolution, declared it represent- er Dozen 3 FO cents. Oat Alaska, jpettilizer, e conducted hy the journalism depart- in rate-making. in Indiana during the month of) ment:of the North, Dakota Agricul- "Senator Smith j = ——— = =| March wh taken in groups of five} tural: ‘college und the following news- | said, “that the Interstate Cgmmerce Be years; have definite relation to] paper*men of Fargo acted as judges: |(‘ommission shall recognize that a i rainfall in North Dakota four yeurs| H. J.xHancok, Fargo Forum, i. 0.1 period’ of deptessiqminrighasic indus- 2 P later, When there is in'increase of | Nafi r, Fargo Forum and S. W. try requires. ib#u Act at ones toute ite THEY N; WHO TELL US LOVE CAN DIE. temperature in Indidna .there is, a} Hooper; publications departinent of | Fate-iidking powers to relieve the corresponding increase in rainfall in North Dakota, If. it. is cool in In- diana in March, North Dakota gocs ary “This similarity," says Mr. Ting- | ley, “has now existed for many. years and is believed to be dependable as ja basis of long range precipitation forecasts for North Dakota and pro- e e ; frenat Friday ably adjacent states. It has not le yet been determined just how\large a : Night region is affected by the relationship. , “The physical basis of the relation- SEE Smee eet rit “EASY” PRICES ship, or correlation as it, is known Something Is Wrong With Bismarck If. ‘This Famous meteorologically, is thought by some to lie in the slow movement of warm Revue Doesn’t Make a 100% Sensation. \ the state agricultural colloge. Norris Fitch is editor of “Pep.” situation as much as. possible to prevent obliteration of that ,indue try.” “Owing to the smaller rooms now- adays, large pictures are proving un- saleable Standard gold, qontans 22 carats], of fine gold and two carats of alloy. FCAPITOLL THEATRE by 4 DAYS COMMENCING i. TONIGHT, MONDAY 12TH. Lillian Gish CTT AUUUUOOUUAUAOUGAOONGGUARERSUOOUUGAOUOGONUOUAUGHOUGOESAOOOOCAONAONOEROAONONOOdOG¢S and cold masses of ocean water, such as the Gulf stream and rador current, which are held to affect the development of the weather of diff- erent regions, Others incline to the theory of weather cycles, ori period cities, due to unknown influences. or possibly to solar changes of one sort or another. correlation similar to the’ one described fe found intaue coitieta hemisphere, between the temper: ture at the south Orkneys and ‘rain- R HLIAN .GISH fall in Argentina between. three and four years later. The South Orkneys are a gioup of islands lying in the cold water current flowing eastward ; F. MARION CRAWFORD’S 4 past Cape Horn and temperature ‘ 4 le) 2 there is affetted by ice conditions in famous novel filmed in. the haunting old-world beauty of Italy, the Antarctic, This correlation tends to support the ocean . temperature TERRIFIC THRILLS |, in actual eruption, a town | R q ba iD. . fl led by water, 2 fight on the Alge- Memphis, Tenn. z iy 42.—Willian - rian desert! Hy) : (Billy) Sunday, stricken suddenly = — America’s Premier ‘ Lovely Miss Gish as a girl e i 5 ° AUNEGOUGUGACGUOCEUAEGUNCEUEGQUGNGUOACEANEOOQOQOOOUONENGOUGUOOUCUONDONANEONESEOCSSOuaNSUaoOEoO yesterday by what physicians d Joded at ploasine palbouing wae sec th. he WEBB ‘BROTHERS Singing Comedians proved this morning. For. the ‘first time in his 33 years of evangelistic j Undertakers — Embalmers whose love was more eterna] work he was forced to cancel two Funeral Directors FRESH, INTACT, FROM 19 WEEKS IN CHICAGO. ’ e major engagements to preach yester-. f 4 ‘ Li in u than her lover’s passion. day. Licensed’ Embalmer in icensed Embalmer j In 1922, 3263. pet killed Charge. Share. ORDERS ' , Bal cary Adee ae ,_ 10,1922 9263 persons were kille - Day Phone 246 leony $1.65, $2.20 and $2.75. in the jungles of India by wild aniv Day Phone 100 " : Dale, Hoes pelag. dacdonsinie tor Night Phonés 100 or 484R. Night Phones 246-887 Now “Gallery $1.10 Inc, Tax, 1608, apt TOT FUUUALAADAGOLDTADOEAANAOUEGNEGSUOTEUNOAE UA GUNEOCAUDSTATEOOUOTOOAOOROSOEEOOOUAOSOREEOCUOGUEOEOOUUUEOOUCUOSOCURESUUUOSESSOOOUOSURIOON DS ERUEOT DUTT TTT Adults 50c. at 7 and 9 Children, 25c. Matinee Daily at i Afternoon Prices 35¢ pg 20c, Sit es 7 of A