The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO ‘TROUBLES OF STATE'S MILL TOLD IN CITY General, Speaks on Sub- | ject in Auditorium | | George F. 1, closed the speaking campaign | ¢ last night, with an address & the Auditorium before a large audi. | ence. Mr, Shafer reviewed the 1s: | sues of the campaign, on which peo- | ple ate voting today, and discussed the industrial program. With regard to the Grand Forks mill, Mr. Shafer informed the audi- ence that the mill made a profi. on the flour it sold in North Dakota because the people of the state were loyal to their institution, but that when the mill went out in petition in foreign sales it lost money at the start and is losing money at this time. The mill, in foreign} sales, must compete with the big wills in the most highly specializea industry in the country, he said, and com also with flour mills — producing flour with cheap foreign labor. The Grand Forks mill, he said, in selling flour abroad also is faced by the | long haul from Grand Forks to the | seaboard. Whether the difficulties | can be overcome remains a question | of doubt, Mr. Shafer said, adding that the managers of the mill are con fident that they can be overcome. With regard to the management of the mill, he asserted that the| present administration was giving iv | a fair t The members of the | Industrial Commission—the Gover- nor, Attorney-General and Commis culture and Labor— | the | sioner of Ag Nature wa Four separ trees in its path. The miles of Carter count to fall before the building wreck ers, A staircase built in a spiral shaft all the way to the roof is one of the many odd features of the house. THREE KILLED IN TORNADO 25-—Mr. and M Quincy, M1, June FREAK CLOUDBURSTS seen in its angriest mood in a series e torrents raced down Iron Mountain ths cut in the mountain are . carrying stores, homes killed and scores of families were forced to tlc THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE it holes in its side photograph. 7 along with it. cutting gre. shown in t railro: their en it dashed through nd for of phenomenal cloudbursts near Johnson City, Tenn. sweeping boulders and A dozen persons were { WOMENARE — _ WARNED OF COSMETICS | described as instruments toward | skin ills and homeliness, rather than j auxiliaries of beauty when Prof, H.| ''N. Cole, associate professor of der-| ology at Western Reserve Uni- | versity, spoke today before the con- jvention of the American Medical | Association. | prof. Cole deplored the increasing | use of cosmetics, which he said were: always harmful to the complexion, and revealed statistics showing their consumption and data on the pre- jvalence of poisonous substances in| | many common beautifying agents. “What was once considered poor is now the mode with the average woman, certainly in cities,” |he said, “Most women paint; all of |them use powders of different types. y |The average woman uses at least some of the long list of cosmetics, and yet many of these women are | unaware of the danger they are run- |ning from such use. “There is the pure mechanical ob- struction by cream, powders, and jrouges employed on the face. The | | Chicago, June 25—Cosmetics were | | form |nature to Serve as lubricating and jexeretory ducts. If these are con- stantly closed off, the mechanical | obstruction alone is bound to injure any skin. “Then we have the specific chemi- jcal action, depending in the first place on the susceptibility of the patient; secondly, on the strength land duration of the application, ‘along with the character of the nos- {pores in our skin were intended by |* FOLLOWING READY-TO-WEAR STORES AND DEPARTMENT PLACES OF BU: STORES WILL CLOSE ‘THEIR SINESS ON SATURDAY NIGHTS AT 6 P. M. BEGINNING THIS WEEK, JUNE 28TH CONTINUING TO SEPT. 1S WEBB BROS. A. W. LUCAS CO. . ROSE SHOP: SARAH GOLD SHOP HARRIS-ROBERTSON BISMARCK CLOAK SHOP WITHDRAWALS FROM HAIL IN SIOUX HEAVY Fort Yates, N.'D., June 25.—Not- withstanding the' many reports of hail from various sections of the slepe country, the county auditor ot Sioux County reports that more withdrawals from the state hail in- suranca have been received this year than ever before. Saturday, the fourteenth, was the last day such withdrawals could be received. Owing to the large ‘number of withdrawals coupled with the heavy doubtedly has caused the increased | -. number of withdrawals this year. |) SWING TO HEMLINE Many frocks of dainty printed mus- lin show rounded overlapping floun- ces that give a graceful swing to the hemline. READ TRIBUNE WANT ADS. cannot be expected to direct Henry Parrish, an aged couple. were trum applied for example mercury,| hail losses of last year, the state 7 activities of the mill from Bismarck, | killed and Mrs. Peter Snelling is te- l arsenic, paraphenslendiamin. hail department could pay only 80 3 She said. For this reason the board | ported dead us the result of a tor- | «tn 1919 American women spent| per cent of last years losses, al- of managers, to act merely as @/nado which passed over Knox City, | $205,000,000 in the quest for beauty) though the maximum levy of 50 board of directors, was created by | Mo., 30 miles west of here, last night. hy way of the cosmetic path, while| cents an acre was made. This un- to supervise the | Property damage is heavy. in charge. that the Non- | the last legislature work of those acti n 1921 manufactaters put on $75,- {000,000 more ‘of cosmetics than in Mr. Shafer charged partisan League, in move this board of trying to throw the political control of ‘Commission | Mr. Shafer was introduced by C. L.| Young. seeking to re- | managers, was | mill back into; the Industrial | CHIEF JUSTICE WILL ATTEND BAR MEETING Chief Justice H. A, Bronson of the supreme court will leave tonight for Philadelphia, to attend sessions of -foot gulley was cut through the center can be seen a bush to which Walter Lew pulled his older brother, Charles, 12, up on the bank. pelled to remain there until aid reach them. Cecil Lewis, were the only members of a family of {farm land, Near 7, clung, as he They were com- acre after acre They and ,their father. | nine to -eseape | 11919. Today the question of beauty ills and dangerous conditions has become” important enough to come \before the convention of physicians occupied’ chiefly with advanced methods in the diagnosis and cure of disease.” : DAIRY COWS! High Grade HOLSTEIN-PRIBSIAN Cows—50 to Freshen Soon. Now For Sale An Opportunity = me Zs = qT death. | ‘ " auc the American Bar Associa’ { ‘or Dairy Farmers 1 PLEADS GUILTY will be present a week before the MUS! LE N A A OE eae ami | 4 TO FRAUD “Wealthy Twin Cities Man Gets 2 Years Sentence St. Paul, June 25-—-H. H. Bigelow, | president of Brown and Bigelow, St. “Paul advertising agency, was sent- enced to two years in the federal <penitentiary at Leavenworth and fined $10,000 in federal district court here today when he pleadea “guilty to an indictment charging conspiracy to defraud the govern- ment of taxes. | William F. Preiste( comptroller of | ny, and Robert F. Galla- etary and treasurer, were $10,000 and they pleaded =uilty to a similar indictment. The firm also was fined $10,000 and was ordered to pay $148,000 back taxes. opening of the convention for ser- vice on the uniform state laws com- mittee. Several proposed uniform laws will be considered, Judge Bron- son said, particularly with relation to commercial questions DECISIONS OF SUPREME COUR? Decisions of the supreme court in- clude: Farmers State Bank of Gladstone, plaintiff and respondent, vs. Nick M. Anton, Anna Anton, his wife, and Mike Lampal, defendants and appel- lants tion to determine adverse claims to real estate; appeal from district Stark county, Pugh judge; d and remanded, Opinion of court by Johnson, justice. aid chool districts for the May oppor- tionment of Interegt and Income and This.is all that remains of a concrete bridge near F in the heagt gf the Carter county, cloudburst zone, after the torrents had passed away. izabethton, Tenn., ° PROJECT DATES BAGK 100 YEARS Sheffield, Ala., June 25. (A. P.)— While the development of Muscle Shoals is but a recent project in the [minds of most people of the United |States, the history of imtent to de- | velop this vast potential power dates |back.a century, according to record» junder observation here. The first act of Congress with reference to the Shoals was passed by the Alabama legislature on De~ cember 30, 1923, to improve navi- gation tin the Coosa river, in the center of the state, and to aid in connecting it with the Tennessee riv- er in the north. The company formed under these acts by Congress and the legislature was unable to sell its stock and NORTHWEST GRADE COW MARKET, Inc. Can be seen at Hackney Ranch. W. L. Hackney, Manager. McKENZIE, . -_- | .N.D, Franklin .plucked a zigzag of lightning out of the sky. Bell linked it with a bit of wire and gave the human voice more pow- er than the thunder. Now scien- tists, discarding the wire, hurl one voice —undiminished — in count- less radii across the world. Each day the ingenuities of fea eT Te ere eat | aaah id | an may 28, 1828, Congress passed |On the Steel Steamships of the} ~ lo ce business, Ins -{and the i ‘ax and School 0 miles south of here, were killed| another act ceding 200,000 acres of 3 i “| iy "7 tions here, Judge Cant granted a/from the County. The total amount LIONS MEET lute yesterday either by a bolt of|land in North Alabama to the state GreatLakesTransitCorporation men are bettering, strengthening sity ob acscablontievhlayrt son sent- fuccived ecasle, § <p Wes Be IN OMAHA liightning which struck the shed or]so the shoals could be improved. (TIONEST ALS RARAn ne : i enc Nov , 3590 school children in the County 36 s of th xplosi ¢| Ah amendment to this latter act 4 ‘a oe andi thé apportignmgch’ {ac mde in =a the jeffests “of sthe explosion: /o 2 yesterday’s progress. In foods, ett pelea international association of Lion Sr Hae ete the ly erate Lae Seas. Luxuriously appointed ships— : HIDES IN BATH TUB clubs here spent the opening day mum. price then allowed by federal | world renowned cuisine. ES IN BI y statutes. It is said some of the Paris, June 25-—After searchin : : a land sold for as low as 25 cents ; Buffalo Cor Ni dene diya tor Andie Chauih, bank business session and an afternoon of Kant acte. $ days, stopping at Buffalo (for iagara ; : ¢ an PLAN PROGRAM bandit, police found him hiding be- Scns meme : Zormelisien Jag AT MANDAN @The total cost of navigation facili- ae ee a OS a aad to link—trying to lift you closer b Se age ae ohn §S. Noel, of Grand Rapids,] A very light vote was cast in Be ent sear ear 2nd | Duiuth. E ce to wontentment i Grrest=Coquin told the authorities | Mich., were concluded in short or-| Mandan this morning it | was, re; | was $1,406,372.30, making a total of Cruising Lake Erie-Detroit River-Lake e) ent. Hees Scala like tg taker & bac der and: wound tap {n) a parade morced, ahemily | Atom seen, Wa Tarek Gong) an’ Muncler Shoals. for | St: Clair-Lake Huron-Straits of Mack: ~ peforeiecing) tosall ee ON") through the cit ever, workers started out in the | tgvigation alone. inacLake Superior and numerous other > Message From Coolidge Will Be Read Neighbors initerest to many straightline dresses pe Bs Tickets and Reservations at ee hbors New York suns Bem aive men werall (Pleo neremnnce: OLD INDIAN AN Tourist and R.R. Ticket Offices, o7 fore you. They are personal, A message from President Calvin GLENCOE-LIVONA believed to have been burned to | 5 Coli fi s8 ae oe: eu a er in: a & “< FAN OF Coolidge will be read at the exer-| Our mail carrier, Mr. Hiland who] (eith late yesterday in a fire that) ovel fan ix of red and gray SCOUT DIES G. C. Willams, timely messages of products that cises in honor of the dedication Un-| has heen quite ill at his Hpme in followed explosion of naphtha aboard] ¢ te ed on. Jarge He shied bce Vite SOROS yea Gis <) Corp: % veiling-and presentation of the Theo-| fBicmarck is re 1 .%, | the British freighter Egremont € athers ‘ ‘ort ‘ates, N. D., June 25.—An- fT . : coe Mobecwelt eg Maa Bismarck is reported to be able*te shell st 54 ie ot ie ae ee all Duluth, Minn. will please. at 10.2, m, July 2. The exercises are to be in charge of Major J. M Hanley, with the-executive comm tee.as. follows: Governor Nestos, honoraty chairman; J, H. Newton, general chairman; W. A. Lanterman, B. S. Nickerson, R. A. Countryman, H. K. Jensen. ‘The statue of, Roosevelt, the Rough Rider, was presented to the city of Mandan by Dr. Henry Waldo Coe of Portland, Oregon, a former reeident and first mayor of Mandan. Invoeation, Rev. W. R, Thatcher. America, by the Band. + A Message-from President Calvin * * Coolidge. each district according tothe number of school] children in the district. News of Our | be out again, | D. T. Owens of Bisinarck w tu the Glencoe vicinity Friday business in connection with the of North Dakota. out on Mr. and Mrs Monday June 16th. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lawson were Bismarck visitors Saturday where they did shopping and visited with their daughter, Mrs. Harold Browna- well and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Suverly were Bismarck and Mandan visitors the Omaha, June 2 the eighth annual convention of the tle at her dock in Brooklyn. Seve other men were seri The explosion, which ship into a mass of flame, trapped Bank |the men_in the hold and so intense was the heat that it was impossible to give them” aid. Clarence Cowles an- | plosions nounce the birth of a baby boy| freighter was posite the statue of Liberty, where she was beached. Winston Salem, — Six men trapped by a thunder storm ions attending of their meeting in a brief morning | FIVE BURNED IN EXPLOSION burned. turned the seriot As further ex- med imminent the towed to a point op- SIX TRAPPED BY STORM DIE N. C., June about there. 50 pounds of dynamite stored LIGHT VOTE the voters. afternoon to round u RED BUTTONS Buttons of bright red add a note of WIDE STRIPES Very wide stripes’ are shown in wash silks and crepes and decided contrasts are brought out. 7 TRIMMINGS rose petals are used to trim delightfully youthful frocks of pink crepe. SHORT BELTS Belts this season rarely go cléar about the waist and are seen, more often in the back than in the front. DEEP V The deep V in the back’ of the passed June 23, 1836, permitted the state to sell ‘this land for less than In 1899 Congress gave its assent for the first time for the cén- struction of a dam and power sta- tion. | time Indian scouts’ passed to the Gréat Beyond @ week ago Saturday ‘at Cannon Ball, when George Iron Road died at the home of his son, Andrew Iron Road, and was buried in the Cannon Ball cemetery the fol- lowing Monday. 3 Andrew Trop Road has to his credit a long and Valfable service as an Indian scout. While acting as such hé was stationed at Fort Rice, Fort Lincotn, and Fort Yates, also serv- Tig as @ xcout with Custer. He was one of the small party who accom- panied the Northern Pacific railroad surveyors west from Mandan. He was one of the first to adopt Christianity and the ways of civiliza- PLAN your vacation this summer to 4nclude a cruise on the great Inland Passenger service exclusively every three bodies of water making the Great Lakes group. ORCHESTRA DANCING Bismarck : Shoe . Hespitar Yor First Class Shoe Repairing. H. BURMAN, Prop. TYPEWRITERS OF ALL MAKES Rented — Repaired clothing, house - furnishings, in- ventions, minds are adding link . Each day, records of this prog- ress flash in advertisements. be- ‘.The advertisements suggest not only the new — but the best; spread them out honestly before you so that-you can conveniently choose. ‘They show you highest values at sensible cost. They help Tree. dcutel: SV iriwale: ina shed near a quarry, where they | frock is one of the smartest possible | HOP, is exemplary tite sites Takk |! sold on Easy Payments, | you to live better—and Bae: i ~ Unveiling. areas a saci were working about fivé and a half! necklines.for this season. TS eat a ee aero “Bismafek Typewriter ©. ; r ! £ Presentation by Dr. Henry Waldo ee | trib fs array aetenaed r people who have grown up about Bo o.. 407 Broadway, F : ‘ FL Cee. the Aittual Stock Show at Hazelton JOHN CAME IN STYLE! hia Ae be dias Aid Read the advertisements to ; ; Acceptance for City of Mandan, | [88t week: | Tlity veport a good crowd <5 Bee Bee Se 2 i Pi in attendance and many finé ani- i g : z Z © A, 0. Henderson, President City) maty on exhibition, me — SPELLING BEE WEBB BROTHERS learn of the latest ways you can | = Star'Spangied Banner by the Band.| “ Chas,” Bower und fai © i IS PROMOTED i |, Benediction, Rev. Rather Clement.) Ggrison and family, Mr. and Mes Undertakers _ Embalmers}) _ make your life more pleasant. i = = mn Weodiand, John Wilde and fami Beach, N. D., June 25.—County Funeral Directors 5 Mandan Muncipal Band. Mp i 3 { 3 Gite Omciete pe? ean. ly, Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Mills, August Superintendent Wentland of Golden Li i 5 aun pagin ¥ logue, Chas. Riley and H. Crimmons Valley County is sponsoring a series icensed Embalmer ‘ a, were capital city visitors Saturday. Arig cree that 7EL ‘a : Charge. a a = Pheodore Roosevelty Miss Helen Easter left here recent- Match at Beach some time in July, Day Phone 246 e"s Boy Scouts: ° ly for Dickinson whete she will at- it is expected, The affair will start Night Phones 246-887 t 3 Emig! Phebe Ameticay Legion.| tend summer schéol. : with Jocal, spelling, mete fghot_in. the ya gays 4 be ‘ gradey 1e Beach, Golva, Sentine! 64 Ris x fowl wpe 8 ay 4 5 ne Lead hols 2 R, and In-| A godd mary dear windows in Pv? and eat, welt gels. 8 sli \§ 5 J ‘ 2 jian War Yeterans. this vicinity ‘were ‘the result of nate all, but the two best, spellers. © Park-Board. hell’ yang that passed re between aia cn ead ese in turn will take part in dis- | KEEP’ UP ‘WITH THE ADVER- Indians in Costume. ‘Rough Riders. Citizens ‘tn ‘Autothobiles. et ahi ' J). DESTROY BYRON'S HOMB:: 3 Wondon, June 25—Lord: Byron’s Glencoe and Livona last. Tuesday. The teading French ‘howses | ate “hore at 8 St. James street, o¢cupied Eby the poet more than a century|than ever before, but so. far: there} J the “Sago, is the latest among, literary showing mofe ‘fiwvy' blue (Céetuine: black with. very knowing women, ’ rs \ > ’n' everything. John acted ag john ‘Abbott, wealthy member of the Osage tribe. drove up to: the Na- fa-| seems to be a decied. preference for'| thogal Indian Convention jn Tulsa, Okla., in his limousine, with chauffeur interpreter for Chief Bacon suu, frict. matches, and the winners. of these events, will come to Beach and + this latter event it is planned to include an interesting musical or ‘ other program and make an event fat: all will Want to attend, and it surely will be interesting. Only 6.6 per cent of general taxes is spent for highway purposes. rive for the! county, championship. | UNDERTAKIN' PARLORS Licensed Embalmer in Charge. . Day Phone 100 Night Phones 100 or 484R. TISEMENTS T0-KEEP APACE WITH PROGRESS + at cant tte cert code be ~~