The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE HASTINGS LOAN 1S SUBJECT OF FORKS TRIAL Christensen, Former Vice-President, Is Chief Today Lars Witness No an iis, N. D., May 45,000, made by the merican Bank of Fé mers United Store Septemb' [i mawiolge approved by committee of the mk, Lars Chris n, former e-president and ber of the ‘ount committee, testified today J. Hasting mbezzle ment havin the hi :@ discount loan in qu ale eged to have heen ma vs tovoffset a loan for Pan} bank to himself, and . tes bases its charge on this wnsaction On cross-examination by John urke, Hasting’s attorney, t wit 2s gaid the records showed no} ceting was held between the time GOTO COLLE ng men and FOR SAL ive high grade Red Durum heifers, two with calf, cth- ers to he fresh soon. Here's a chance to get good grade milk cow: t $55.00 a head. Joseph McClusky, 40 1-2 Miles north of Menoken. at HOR” RENT—One and ‘single ro dne large room suitable for two in! modern home. Phone 3 jdth St. trees, Monthly rental $ den Real Estate Age :Block. Phone 0 a3 FOR SALE ROOM PARTLY MODERN | E n Avenue, East! Price $1800.00. . front, lot 50x 1 FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. | Four blo Office, full} basement, ,_ hardwood | floors, g: 4700, $700 dash, balance monthly payments, | ROOM TWO STORY DWELL-} 3, good location, East front, full | ijasement, hardwood floors, Price | $6300. Terms. SIX ROOM MODERN HOME, BEST | location, trees, flowers, lawn, vines, lot 70 x 100, full basement, fur- nace heat, fireplace, Price $5500,00. Ter FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. Well located, full basement, fur- nace heat, hardwood floors, East ifront, lawn, trees and hedges. Price $4850, $1000 cash, $3000 at +345 per month including interest, | “$850 to run five years 7 percent. SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE, FULL! basement, furnace heat, East frent, ‘trees, Price $2550.00, $820 cash sind $35 per month including 7 per Ty aad interest. SEVEN RooM ™ MODERN HOME, jEast front, full basement, furnace heat, hardwood floors, good neigh- jWorhood, young trees and lawn. {Brice $6250. Terms. QPRNER STH AND AVE. A. THREE room house, double garage, lot frpns East and West. Price $3150, rms. - SYEN’ ROOM MODERN DWELL- ING, full basement, furnace heat, ‘Yas, hardwood floors, four blocks rom Post Office. Possession in Hbirty days, Price $4500. Terms. ‘ROOM HOUSE, EAST FRONT,’ “dt 60 x 140 Hardwood flaors, down- 2 irs, fir up, porch enclosed with s8, built in “features. in dining aa in pantry, and in kitchen, 2 yr cgil in furnace, gas water Pisce gas and coal range, good den, garage. Price $5250. Terms. ROOM BUNGALOW, HOT WA- heat, garage. Price $6800. be stgrigp of the nts in St. Paul | federal prohibitio the truck and! ‘The liquor se ve been super-| billed to St. y night was | e point er of the firm own who was alleged to Day inand day out, Dodge Brotiners Motor Car serves its owners faith- fully and at low cost. This is because Dodge Brothers have consistently built their prod- uct more staunchiy than strict manufacturing practice requires. Employing only the finest mate- vials, they have insisted upon an exceptional margin of excess strength in every part that takes major strain, Touring Car $8 f. 0. b. Detroit; “$1055.00 delivered ‘ M. B. GILMAN Ca. 212 MAIN STREET. ‘ BISMARCK ’ PHONE 608 “Kelly - Springfield Tires” cash, balance $50 per month, ding 7 percént interest. DAY IN ann DAY Out tWomen, an oppor y to ke] last nighit white being: unloaded from | f ae . A Ere) sierrorecherne: ceatil a resign eke py lcentment | |pisine: Violuntosdingy wanlt in New J |Machines Rebuilt and Repaired |} py. mnge, after careful study ip perse 231 Grand Pacific he-agen king under M. [.| custody and held without fictitious warehouse company, agent®J, p, GAFFANEY C.J HAMEL of the different mathines h Sunday 2 P.M group prohibition — chic he motor truck was said by the] said. ‘ 7 Bway. selected and installed the latest ad down on the 10 men while | agents to have borne the num-| ‘The consignment consisted of five {fend most scientific Electronic WANTH Aes they were unloading the liquor from|ber as the vehicle which | brands of liquor. ——— (§ Machine on the market. pgses.and girl to or 2 12 {the railroad car, which was parked | from a group of agents ‘\ copedomes ie maces tone for 2 tit [on a team track inthe railroad yard .| Minn., several weeks ago, on, THE FACE OF IT. | 2 Go To The : ] -_ peace Timea An automobile truck belonging to aj ing been loaded with a nu | ‘Is this a portrait of your-ffin’} | Bismarck Shoe Hospitai R. S. ENGE Pecos es transfer company was seized, and| cases of “paint,” which the agents 5 Vor First Class Shoe 2 De . Harry Herman, said to he the manag-| had under sup there. ” i BE Z D. C. Ph. C. j ppose she must be very weal- sing Show (London). SATURDAY MAY 24, 1924 ‘BISMARCK HIGH WINS GAME x iSeare 8 to 1— Return Game To Be Played Tuesday. high school ba Mandan here orday The i Bjsmarek - played at afternoon. esulted in a score team ball 8 to 1 in Bimerck’s favor. (return game wil be played at dan, Tuesday afternoon. — K and Shepard were the battery for ! Bismarck 10 strikeouts being the re cord for Keibert in the game. Crow jund Farr were the Mandan battery | Shepard, Livdahl and Scroggins we | the hard hitting fiends for the’ Bis jmarck nine. fan who will be driv game is asked to com- ate with the manager of the \ arck team, Jesse Scroggins, In | case that a city team is formed here | this summer these three boys will | be probable candidates for the team Friday. | A game will be ‘played ‘at Carson, nounced here todays Ford retail sales in the United States during the first ten days of May averaged 8,385 daily, exceeding the last ten day period of the record breaking sales month of April and indicating the continued ppward trend of the market. Figures just compiled show ja total of 757,023 Ford units xetail- |ed to customers from January first to and including May 10th, of which Ford Car and Truck deliveries. alone show a gain of 102,158 over the same period a year ago. With the in- creases already attained this month and with ‘the present outlook for business, the company anticipates a new high’ sales figure in May. QUICK-CHANGE: ARTIST BEGGAR—Ah, madam, 1 wasn't al- LADY._-No. Yesterday you were deaf and dumb.—Pele Mele (Paris) f i iH | CANDIDATE | —for— Royal and Corona H. BURMAN, Prop. | as they the —Agents, his electronic are on the market. Repairing. Lucas Block, Bismarck, N. D. Phone 260 fer Econsiie have established records being some of the best players high school team. | SALE OF FORDS ical ea tion YcuEvROLET (I Chevrolet should be your choice uae BECAUSE— Cheyrolet.is a quality car with all the essential equipment of a modern automobile and provides satisfactory service, comfort, style and econamy. It averages the lowest cost per mile of any car made, including purchase isiae and_all operating and maintenance charges. Note well the quality features listed below. Compare this car, item by item, with any other, and you, too, will agree that Chevrolet delivers the utmost per dollar of price. Powerful Valve-in-Head Motor Strong, quiet spiral Bevel Rear Axle Gears Oil Pump Lubrication Oil Pressure Gauge New Departure. and Hyatt Pump Cooling System Beach Large Harrison Radiator Electric Starter.and Lights Remy Generator Brake 1g Powerful Brakes with large Drums Strong, Deep Channel Frame Four, quarter-elliptic Springs of Chrome V. i r Ammeter anadium Steel Drum Type Legal Headlights Vacuum Fuel Féed with Gaso- a ‘with Dimmers” line Tank at Rear Dash Lamp Alemite. Lubricating System Standard 3-Speed Sliding Gear Beautiful, stream-line bodies Kansmiiseiqn iRoamy, Comfortable seats Demountable Rims and Extra Rim Growned, panelled, baked enam- vel eiprles th The Carrier Double adjustable windshield Roane wie ura Irreversible Steering Gear Standard Cl lels hi i an. an a) and Brake Open .m: Rive Hand Emergency Brake Four doors Foot Accelerator Side curtains opening with doors Chevrolet Motor Company, Detroit, Michigan ‘ Diwision of General Motors Corporation It’s Easy to Pay for a Chevrolet Call on yous Nearest Chevrolet | Member of Board of Ed- ucation at school election Tuesday, June 3rd. as in © loan was made and the time it s pitid ¥ : ee ety | ? ) ae an Lrlaeee al s Photograph of students of 1923 Valation Bible School of ‘Btsmiavek, taken at close bf sehdor session: © | REACHED UP TO Geo. F. Will ve uinly with Hastings’ place o residence since h a Mii Sao cea ar a manne eeara | Children of Bismarck who have! of all churches, memory work on? SV od eae eee NEW HIGH MARK connection with the ian-} Monday, under present plan attended the Vacation Bible schoo!! the great passage of the Bible, loaded. at that, station became ig- tat LB merican Bank of Fargo, the ob-|if approved there the bill w for the past two years have | ng and singing of the best nited. He died September 8, 19 Ford sales pass ‘three quarters clot the state heing to show he] ready for President Cooli looking forward to the openin, aluting the flag and devo- Action was brought for million mark. Car and Truck de- Wot lived in North Dakota) tion Leaders gen ly qredict| the school this year rh student | tional exercises, a jury returned the verdict of § s alone show increase of 102,- nee that time and that the statute | s ignature of the measure by the} ef the school when ¢ 1 confirms) More attention will be given to op in favor of the plaintiff. Judge |158 over last year. May has opened “Thank You.” f Hmitat therefore should ROU) President [the statement that the work was | Cyecializing this ar. The music a A. Nye, of the Douglas coun.)| with _a bigger demand for Ford or his prosecution : In adjusting differences between} thoroughly enjoyed. Everything is| will be in charge of one person who court, denied a new trial to the |products than any month so far this It was expected the state would} the Senate and House. the con-| r the opening of the | will do nothing but drill the chil- eat Northern, which action tod: the Ford Motor Company an- st this afternoon rees, including three Republicans | on Monday morning at 9| dyen on the best hymns, and prepare was affirmed. ae and two Democrats from each body, | in the Will school j the singing on the closing day. | ailroad Man Injured in North : 2 ———— | pemieiiaanaiiioeiieieersess a cee a G \accepted the Senate Democratic in-] Officer of the Courcil feel confi-| Directozs of the school want all g Cook by Electricity. come rate schedules but turned] dent that the enrollment will exceed ren to be well supplied with | Dakota Gets Award - It is Cheaper. MY HOME RESIDENCE jdewn other major provigions adopt-| any thus far in the history of the | and bats. A snecialist in play- | AT 508 NINTH ST. lon in the Senate by the Democratic: | school. The city has heen canvassed | grounds. ha been secured and. will Paull, Mayeoleenhe: awan of FOR SALE:—six rooms and bath, three bedrooms, full basement. : SIGN BILL? [pee insurgent coalition generally and the returns show a} direct, this werk . | in re. jar ote: Weudles | ligt ie he . bors and th vn } satisfactory indication. The enroll- | gince school is wholely wolune by a 3 puglas ° ee | plantings. "The + _inidale of block. HUGE WHISKY men vas made inorder tat apy the school is wholely volun. | eoity distriet court to Dorothy c.|f Bismarck Physico-Fp ess vey mer Ea pe might tke care of the pupils more! ty “Make a good record, for every | Reynolds as special administrator Q . J. ST. : gly. GH Munday, Children: “are |[hoeeeresceteaintce viii cite Medel letili dentate) ce nee clave dNsNennt Electronic SOR EKGTIN impression Grows Among asked to gsthe cards left by tie aya Phvents are ed to see that |Golhy Reynolds, against the Gr Laboratory Senators at Washington = | persons taking the enrollment, and | ¢)¢ children ave at school each day-| Northern Railway Company, was : Mee | teachers. Children should come whe-| Absentee will be called by the teaeh [firmed today by the state, supreme [J Leas Block, Bismarck, N. D- Z | ther they have cards or Hite These | Gy or hy someone electd especial | court, Bias The late Dr, Albert Abrams] Washington, May 24.—The con- eet re me a Pe NN Uke | ly ae ae purpose. ted to be}, ME, Reynolds, while employed advanced the theory that eve ‘ en > E ‘erence report on the tax reduction | Cong: Talued 2 5 see Xd . All children are expected to be) y freight conductor by the railw disease has its particular vibra- . wgeGuw F . sill was be the Senate today Consignment Valued at $50, The school will be in session from | on time, in order that the best re-| company, was burned to death at | tions, and, if GUaTtar vibrations le yith prompt approval in prospect. | 000 Taken in St. Paul 9:00 to 12:00 o'clock each da. Some- | sult may be reslized. Vacations and | Paverne, North Dakota, when a car|f/of the same intensity are set in The House will act on the report] thing interesting bas been promised | other matte being postponed) of pasoline which being un-|f motion they would destroy the ESS SE S| vec antalhw ieee mer ootemiuniectl pat ecient tes ING ns we 3 ttle Kojmensehnt ileal may 9 i) St sku May 2 Four dred allowed o “hing heavy” o1 he uve the benefit of a definate period 5 4 Too Late To Ulassif; ‘eases of Scotch whisky direct from] hands of any. The Bible will be| of 4 instruction, whieh in r, Abrams machine was nev-| é : y the rum fleet off the Jersey coast] the main textbook, while there will} ister life may mean so much to the BISMARCK TYPEWRITER co. ented, and for this reason F J and valued at $50,000, was seized by Missionary heroes | jndividual anc f eo jandimpro yen urion 30X31/2 TIRES $7.50 (We will sell any Fisk Tire or Tube at we above Dealer’s Wholesale Net Price.) CORWIN ASTOR CB Large ree glace window in rear Triple baked enamel finish Closed models have— Body by Fisher Plate. glass windows Ternstedt window regulators * Straight side Cord tires Door locks Sun Visor. F Windshield cleaner Beautiful and comfortable up- holstery 0b. Elint, Mi gbrictt fo Fling, Michigan . . 510 Bee lo a8 Si ieee 4-Passenger Coupe pi c Commercial Chassie410 ‘UtilityBzpress Truck Chassis -550