The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 13, 1924, Page 6

tit | PAGE SIX THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TUFSDAY, MAY 13, 1924 if — EM ABS j Jer. te inte 18,693 dubs, | Cream- PROFESSION OF the history of your profession. In] ¢—————-——__| ments of intense pathos and exciting | the sereen a performance that she t j ery € 8 37'% to cents; nd- addition to the thousands of heroic| | S situations, but those are the very|did not-ackieve in “The Birth of a H MARKET NEWS cents; extra first 3614 to steady. searce to 25 cents} souls concerning whom humanity in At The Movies | things that might cause van actress | Nation.” “Way Down East,” “Or- aa Preieke (37; first 34% to seconds 30) higher clipped lambs) general has heard nothing, you ha ae ¥ | of lesser ability to overact. Instead,|phans of the Storm,” or any of her 4 fte ite; cheese un nanged; eggs | $14.00 to $14.25. Best clipped ewes | also develeped many outstanding 3 JHESELTIS she rises to the opportunity to give | other big screen plays. f Junchanged; receipts 56.685 ; whose services hav of e Humming Bird ich shows | V 6.68 $8.00. | leaders whose s have been The H Bird h sh | sultry alive unchanged ~ sx if | | the greatest value to the race and] at the Eltinge theatre Wednesday POLIS FLOUR BISMAKCK B wrch a N i whose names will be honored aslong|and Thursday has an outstanding Minnewp May 13.—Flour un- 5 shall live. Some of these | feature, Gloria Swanson in a double ; as men 1 | = Mega pments 36.244 bar-| Were doctors, some of these were} Tole--Toinette in girls’ clothes and arn we lyels. Bran $18.50 to $20.00. , Sa nurses, but all have rendered their | as the “Humming Bird” in boys \ p. 1 dark northern id me = service in the spirit of the true | ¢lothes. | “DRES. BE UCCEED” estas Nid spring 1.0% MINNEAPOLE Governor, tn Address to Grad-| purse, Never will the human race} The taxi-cab defense of Paris, DRESS WELL AND SUCCEET | Makes Some Advance Despite) x00 1 a wrum 95 Minneapolis, May 1: ee cl Prais forget the services of a Florenci | The bombing of the St, Lazare é f Wavering Start jdeod 86 ccipts 1 uating Class, Praises Nightingale, whose birthday we are | prison i is. Pete | So . Women In It celebrating today, a Clara Barton or | Le underground den of iF No.1 ; of Sir Wilfred , or a Dr, {Pa ches. Chicago, May 13. — Despite vo, 2 fl 1 hoice to en ——. Trudeau. These but a few of! The Montmartre, Paris’ Bohemia, j wavering start, moderate uplurns| No. 1 rye 40 $1 + good to cho | DIPLOMAS ARE AWARDED the outstandi s in this ser- {With its cafes and resorts. in price soon took place in | rote but do not handle the] ¥ 0 $1.24; ordinat to goor Uicen But. the of their; Armistice Day in Pavis--a wild at arke oday Me ad a i 6 oO Se; May - ames alone is s$) rien eal oj} celebration both exterior and inter Rae Nie ae aeaiterad duly $1.1 TGepember $1A2t:| “fiistory will stiow that the grawih| Notes There ee Te eral eee tl epee, cea Sire al ie AHAKGE an opinion: that Corn No. 3 yellow, 9% to 70%.) of the Hole service and the ene Hive: don 1 GRE aOR that A stirring mobilization of the rats { this bactinn’'w a sie white, 4445 to opment of the nursing profession | (yey Ne pee TSTRG ak [OU PHSIEER THO APREHGR sides checked by liberal lax No. 1, onl intogtie Hh a the mations | scith to give unselfish ser] ‘The entrance of the Yanks into shipa i oi} ely (1b test or more \ Lesitien He x yey x vice, uo omay also have “| in 197, re n sto 3, Ibs. test Ve ie |B if idan x i ol spit ny r| —— mince 1 i nM Xe 18 Too Late To Classify jase night tn) aden Soatacnitss ee aee Teivibe thal | CAPITOL at Wa Opening feu White and Mixe see wating class of St. Alexius : ‘aspire. © “What Duse and Bernhardt were} which ray from one-t s ‘ test or more 50) FOR RENT—Furnished house a a ale ae Gale then sang a solo which | to the stage, Lillian Gish is to the cent off to con "1 Ibs. test 49} the summer months. Phone fran re Se NRTA RURLEN eral was followed by the presentation | screen,” was the comment of John $1.01% and dh 105 48 5. sot is He ee her i STiNe WeBtee of the diplomas by Bishop Wehrte. | Barrymore, on “The White Sister.” were follows slight sag ount under 55 Ibs 2 _ AUC RU AUS CUMS ULE Teta “Alphonse Lampe rendered) a violin | which is being shown at the Capitol gains a SOtTE ) Far under shell ANTED—Competent girl for gen-j*'0"- y . |solo and Miss Connolly aidlinee Nenu UiAt Nie G. Ie Lipp,| Eleven nurses received, their di = an excellent Henry 1 can be compared with — the} cut eage in Ute) ¥ ‘ { plomas last’ evening the com. in years had it ST. PAUG LIVESTOCK | Me mencement exercises. ‘The Auditori-| Versen and Keone Humphrey Re H too, did win Dae tala eat ae um was crowded with friends and {S78 Ullal : S ad ipt 200. Kut ste ing: ieee aye ee Hind she-stock strong cents | FOR RI Furnished house “The close Was firm, {higher, Better grade f f vents net higher, May| selling most advance. 1 s.|forts of both Duse and Bernhardt is 1.060, | teers and yearlings ¥ to ase : 5 tives and friends were present.| exceptionally clear, and I do not $ 1 to $1 wud Judy p clas. vlors comb Pt t r > opt puto to $1.01% and 4 POR WENT—Dueing cummmertiuntits (Ue chaes Colors: curgiined wi Imes £19.00. taite $ f 4 ments were served and mus- | think that the n performance of | to $1.06% o0. | heestock $ to i whe American flags. Baskets of — cut]: it j thi at the s | Conners and cutters steady of small furnivhed tment at Per. {i000 settee rae jeal numbers rendered. Miss Gish is excelled by anytning CIEAGO LIVESTOCK S240, Bologna hulls $4.00 to $4.25.{ son Courts, Phone 851-R (Gers Dela aaa a pe Barun Gears etal blair avies up to $4.50. Stockers| §-13-tf o be sure, “The White Sis ii i Chicago, May 13. Mog receipts} Ped 1 ting for the graduates in their white] MASONS MEET (at with the use of stre | \ 2 : nhardt in brillianey of per : : ce. nd emotional projection,” . : do erode ce traduates and} Following the commencerfent ex- [he declared. P Y pass Sd ana e a receptio s held for the > a 7 : liriends of the hospital and staff. | a reception was held for tHe | Equals Best Efforts stock| the summer months. Phone 8 1a ; : Fait | graduates at the Nurses’ class rooms | menidry of the beat singe ef | seat | The staze was beautifull > , : Ik prices | BAI | at which about of the nur 5 me | ‘ 99.000. Strong to five cents higher, | and feeder tive, firm. Fe | a sz liinitonmel a powerful drama, with mu top at $7.40 loads early 37.30 ta ee centa| REA DJUSTMENT [Splendid musical numbers were} IN MANDAN! SUITS AND TOP COATS eipts 7.000. Bee eceip ai 4 SARE ju throughout the program and By BRE Ry H moderately active, steady to higher Till best Tights to pack: IS PROPOSED [irr. tampe and Miss Lampe opened] gvangements are being mate for eee caicveu, al ites « meciniey anj600, Mostly)| | VE Hi auth) al district Masonie confer- eS Sh calla teady. Considerable number sort-| Washington, May 13.—Favorable A Lg Q vocal enee Wednesday May 21 in Mandan. CC Maa slow.fed 150 to 390 pound a es tolreport of resolution to direct aia oo ate aeraes anes | |W. 4. Huteheson will be the chiet ‘ ; hipper $7.00. sulk the Inte ommerce Commission | Lie lit spenker. Delegates will be present Few carly sal hipt ci Praises Motto Wenge LES aaa! : . 1 t ood clippt des to packers $690, Some; investigat d rate struc- | 4, dl SAAN a : from Flasher, Hazen, Bismarck, | Wonderf ’ 4 r ve eon ate inlet ae stg un 36.8, INDE ture wih view to Reneral readjust |, ne Governor, praia decent Reta TNA TeR \ derful values in the newest ; smooth sows up| ment was |motto, which is “In charity there is ler pigs | House commerce committee. 4 th Ps byte | und upplied it to the to be followed in their A conference session will be held! beginning at 2 p.m., visitors to be| CHICAGO. PRODUCE models and colorings at this very Chicigo, May 13.--Butter high-| tv killers Ba 5 ifs. Ulplne cot only We entertained in afternoon on a drive} 1 4 ‘ SS CITY ZONIN necessity of haviig the spirit for| and ® banduet is to be served at ow price you can’t afford not to the profession but to recei the} 7° 4 PROPOSED training necessary, the Governor] Dr. Hutcheson will speak at a Ma- P ; 5 . ae CRBIn ANCE)" Imiparts t ‘RE SON sonic Service association rogram. | add another fine suit to your “In the first place, I am sure that — — | 3 ‘ ——— this training has been for you a Cook by Electrici wardrobe. (Continueg from nage 1) period of self-discovery. Education ‘ook bv Electricity. 7 ‘east and north by the city Jimits. is largely that, as we become: better It is safer. ' ‘ In this district no building shall] acquainted with ourselves and: with e ° § E BERGESON exceed 60 fect, or four stories injthe physical, mental, and spiritual The little things that . Ee Ok height; there shall be a front yard] powers and po jes we possess. 4 a ( having a depth of not less than 10/"Know thyself,” says the philosopher cause big fires. ah? ( | nercent of the lot depth, the depth{of old. and what was important then Custom Tailoring. Hand Pressing. of the yard, however, need not ex-|is true still, But you should not A lighted cigar laid down carelessly and forgotten — a gentle breeze blowing the curtain over it—then/flames! A home may be destroyed be- - fore the fire is checked. ceed 15 feet;, the rear yard snall|only know vourselves but you should he not less than 10 feet. nor. less than|know how to use yourselves to the equal to one-fifth the height-of the| best possible advantage in the rea building; in’ inside lots there: shall| zation of the great ideals and prin- he a rear yard haying a depth of nat{ciples that govern. your life and less than 10 feet, nor less than equal) service. In this course I trust your to one-quarter the height of the} Sense perception has become keener, building; there hall be a side yard|the faculties developed, and the on each side of not less than 10 per-| mental powers increased. In many cent of the lot width, bat need not|Tespects yours has been on ideal exceed six feet, provided its width|course. It combines the theoretical shall be equal to one-eighth the {und the practical with the cultural The surest protection is reli- able fire insurance such as is offered by this agency. Let talk over your problems to- $191 CASH] laeiehthoof the buitding. influence of doing your life work in rages se ai eee oR" residential district is|the true spirit of service. You have day — tomorrow may ‘be, too i \eokinietwa ta: learned to gnow the human body, the late. an a oO n Any uae permitted in “AY residen- {course of dis and the nature ape ae F {tial alistrict, institutions of an edu-[and effect of the remedies to be, ap This agency sells insurance cational, philanthropic or elleemosyn- plied, Tam sure you have ‘also i in a company that is both [ary nature, hospitals, hotels, bout learned to know something about the Ounces for 25 able and willing to pay its or on Ss u S ing hou d lodging houses, clubs|4uman mind and the psychologic ; losses — the Hartford Fire p lor lodges, convents, dormitories, [Te#etions of the patients under your ae Use Tpayienal Goin a , i family hotels, nurseries, farming and {C7 and that you have come to re oe a a bg Ran Re a 1 ing, tenements, inciud|'%e that the altitude of the mind af less than of higher vs wi cessories to these buildings not |the patient has much to do with his ‘ i i mesenger ere | nfo Shyer |] fied brands MURPHY : cluding a ity gar-(2™ you have made e m eet ‘ end including also a community gar- knowledge acquired a living part of WHY PAY MORE? ¢The Man Who Knows , <e plutelet yourselves because in the training Tnsurance” 4 4c” or Commertials “District ia/cr tHe nusse youstpliow the educa, THE GOVERNMENT USED Bismarck, N.De : 3 s most | bounded roughly as follows: On) eee ee ieee ea twat in. the MILLIONS OF POUNDS f . e e jeast by Tenth street, west by Wash- | Eicon wen ne ee either and \ ' y ington Avenue, south! iby!Narthern [sue peeraration for) lite, Aabor.and aaa uote bys Ttecser | earning must go together, and the e ee successful nurse is not only able but NTT ; se nnn: Restrictions applying. to. this dis: | VINE: Healey do tie jhexd york a New Mexico + Arizona S-|that is required in order to render trict include: On corner lots there : fod aA wos and the National parks shali be a renr yard paving a depth |e best nursing service. ODO <2 = e e Ul 4 Friday : ; eee He Reason to be Proud. = i on F [cnt les th tve fet nd on: yay hese naton'te Be rand ot | AeSERONG_ BANK WILLING TO SERVE |Z Auditorium Night ay ( ny SantaFe superior J reservations having a denth of not less than 10) eee ee NX J EE i = i service & Scenery And details feet, nor less than equal to one-fifth a = ; Heel Lisrvey the height of the buildings ———_@-——_—_- ; = a S | | Frealsyour assut ae eee : EASY” PRICES > =) te shall occupy in exeess eT Ce = a al ance of adelight: jor an inside lot, nor in excess of 05 KNOW THE TRUTH \z j t » Sul trips FL. J e = Something Is Wrong With Bismarck If This Famous Use of this district is forbidden to Minneapolis, Minn. Phone: Geneva 9135 buildings for: slaughtering. of ani- Revue Doesn’t Make a 100// Sensation. Six good cows will make more money for {mals or fowls, brick or tile manu- |facture, fat rendering, meat smoking you than sixty poor ones. The question is, lor curing, foundary, iron or steel which of your cows are worth caring for? | percent of 1 he de oR te cere tae § Ane Se GO works or blacksmith shop, Junk yard, storage or tanning of green, alted hid ki Nothing but caweful, scientific testing will ae ; eee oer me lgsther D oD 6 E i , Show positively which cows are money mak- house, cigar, tgbacco or snuff manu- ers. And the cost of testing is much less MOLINE MILLINERY MODES. facture, automobile repair shop than the cost of keeping the slacker cows. ESNINTO USOT (with, proviso), building material, New Arrivals of Mid-Summer and Sports |] sous, 70rs: cpal, coke or wood B ROTH ERS Let cow testing tell you the truth about = iN < Wear Millinery. ploying more than three persons, ice your cows! : = cream factory, ice storage, laundry = — jemploying more than five BSsone:| = It is provided that a public gar- lage intended primarily for storage, : with incidental repair facilities, may ig jbe established in this district, if SSen) C. *. there is on file in the office of the e building inspector the written con- Grr sent of the owners of 75 percent of | ° , voce sce.|* (aaa _ GITy NATIONAL feet of the of such garage, BISMARCK, NO. DAKOTA America’s Premier Singing Comedians 'D” District ”" Industrial District is bounded follows: Territory south of Northern Pacific Railway to Sweet street, 1. In this district no building shall exceed 60 feet or four stories in height, and there shall be a specified j yard space with each building. The only uses of buildings prohibited in: this district are: slaughtering of an- imals or fow! jation of bones fs or wood; manufacture of explosives, * . it i ar . | ‘ Come in today and see this wonderful array of hat: content ict Tene ANE eT Seer | | 1 | dering, tallow, lard’ man- E ivides that there Hats for every occasion are here, from the swagger boil Mila Anepootee men sports models to the dress-up hats for the summer would issue permits, It is provided i = season. And very reasonably priced. pane ae eae pears ; oh i ae \ . e , and contains many, exceptions, it is £8 y wines Nr eet J e Moline Millinery Modes & Beauty Shop || zist Sewer, _ Junior Play = -- ~~ May 14th Auditorium 4 4 ’ Nigey Bldg. Mandan, N. D. {ire ey hale tie he 8:15:P.M ; fae he 75C ; ap ah ade ents Mrs. Pearl Borrenson, Prop. . motion of the public safety,. health, P. C. Remington, President. J. A. Graham, Vice President and Cashier. C. M. Schmierer, Assistant Cashier. 5 FRESH, INTACT, FROM 19 WEEKS IN CHICAGO. MAIL Lower Floor $2.75. ORDERS Balcony $1.65, $2.20 and $2.75. NOW Gallery $1.10 Inc. Tax. . STUNMAUENEAUANOAONOONOANGADOONONOOUAONOOION AVAUDADEANALOAUEDGUSNSUOUNEUEUOGUOSOUOCUESEEQOGECOQOCSOCOUCEUSAGUCOOHUCEEEOEQOUOEDOUOREEGOCOCOOSUCECOSUOLOSSOGAOOOELERUELOOEEH DERE. ee ETiiit) SUGODOEODONUGUOUCUOOOOOOOHONONONONUOONOOOUOOH} convenience, comfest, prosperity. and eneral welfare,” :