The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 12, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE a ee SS ; — i . yesterday, will be held at 9 ateek [nw | of Mrs. Doorley, will, arrive, ] NORTH D. AKOT A I’d Rather Be Funny Than President That’s What Chauncey UICKSILVER RESIGNS SEN ee ae a ey eeccsie licse| this evenlée, Mert Egon vaving’ . ~" Depew Told Artist E. R. Higgins i « church, with Father Slog officiating. | preceded him and arrived a few Mg sg . Interment will be in St, Mary’s com- | days ago. Martin Doorley of Mil- bs Daniel Egan of Chicago, a son-in- jhere. BY BOOZE RULE | . T0 BE TESTED | 00 4 | Officials Hold That Federal | Scientific American Announ- a A . Uae. Judge Soper’s Ruling ces That Series of Experi- :) a Makes Little Difference ments in Progress 3 _ ee STATE PROHIBITION de deci casas) Gn ee | would direct an attempt to convert 7) | quicksilver into gold, during a series : Absolute on the Point Invol- veriments already in progre : : under Prof. H. H. Sheldon, dep: | ved, Says States Attorney ment of ph: New York univer- | of Cass County ee We believe the effort will Se , ——— successful,” said E. E. Free, editor of the ‘publication. “The experi- ments probably will take from two to four months.” Fargo, N. D., Judge Morris A, Soper's de the Volst ‘sone half of one SAY ‘BAYER ASPIRIN’ and INSIST! percent si not apply to He explained that Professor Shel- Reenter ce SEER TESTU SIRES wine and cider made in the home for Kion's “etfarisireroulll Be malreeeedise | Ane Bei re “ home consumption only, will not Sid CORTIERIIEEIEDY. | ay NULETERHE| tor eee ry eee en eran ata Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are 4 a permit North Dakotans to process, results ‘claimed to | have! tu, President Evert to order new not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe the their own home brew becaus | been athieved by P Adsiphl Gectiongs 8 A eines as 5 ane # @ law prohibits possession in! [Micthe during the last year at Char. | Cctions. The president, at his °° | by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for ; the home or any other place of bev lottenburg Technical college at Ber- erages with alcoh content of more} lin. In the meantime, a duplicate | ca “ than one half of one perce of the apparatus used by Professor | takes to plate the head of a pin Colds Headache This was the declaration of State sf Miethe is heing sent here for study. | there arc atoms enough so each per- Attorney H. F. Horner of Cass coun-j} The apparatus now bein; sons in the world could have several PP: rd Pain’ * Neuralgia ty last evening. Mr. Horner main- up at New York university consists |thousand of them.” f tained that whatever changes thi chiefly of a quartz lamp which in-| Professor Miethe’s reputed discov- ruling may necessitate in the en clos! various tubes and electric {ery that quicksilver could be trans- Toothache a forcement proceedings of the federal SO eae Piva) ea it) cea coe I Lumbago Using a quartz lamp and quick- ver vapor he was seeking to de- The theory is that a current of | termine the effect of violet electric electricity of 170 volts and an am- s upon the vapor. After 200 perage to be determined, will “crack” | hours of operation his apparatus be- | Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proven directions. the atoms of the quicksilver, “knock | came clogged. He took it apart and government department of justice, the prohibition is absolute under the} state statute and that the state law] would be enforced to the letter here.| about a half ounce of quicksilver vapor. Neuritis Rheumatism State Law is Strict CHE NErSU because ibe Se tie the 80th planetary electron (discovered its tubes were choked | Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. r iad ae HN ‘ the cL ane which differentiates - quicksilver | with pure gold. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacti Li cones Ring or ae Aneel from gold and thus leave atoms with po ~ 4 OU ees * | lanetary system of 79 electrons holic oN of more than one hail} a pl S trone percent,” said Mr, Hort ~ te Koll. on will have to ve| / UNeral Rites | j “Judge Soper's ruling will only ap- I CaaGEINE PRA BUTIIIGES aS eeaCORE To Be Thursday | e e ply to prosecutions in the federal set oe ea cLeitin: Gas) Tan? . ie : meer coat Eathaaerie| if the experiment wi e jemi Se ee ai icy Tet al ounce of quicksilver is suceessful.| Funeral services for Mrs. George rescen 1gnl e 0a Bae p avaiiittere curice than baal For, as Mr. Free said, “in the gold it | Doorley, who died at her home early SeeeieWpenersily uceented opinion \ Mined at Washburn, N. D i heretofor ae “However, on the whole it will make very little difference to the ci Ahigh iv of lane dadvy, liediend ia izens generally as most of the states i uality of lignite, is y » a, now have prohibition statutes for- SS gng v gy » Ty, ara an bidding the keeping and use of al- " : coholie liquors, At the time the 1#th| : free from dirt and sulphur. : amendment became operative 34 Th bo ood states had passed such laws and a| — (, oe Depew RRS _ . al <a f hb ee sig ere s no secret al ut gi DG MANE cinee ao Phat now there! nauncey Depew was busy at his desk when Artist E.R. Higgins dropped in for a chat. | Ninety- Sold b a, s Poet eee ene vere pre, One sears and the work of “chairman of the board” of the New York Central didn’t interfere with, sever: ing—w en you use — y— bib RANG ieiterdea in effect $ ator good stories as he was being sketched. Depew told Higgins that President Garfield’ once said; to him. Hat bat ae ie dbs vill Atos ‘hauncey, you might be president if you'd quit your everlasting funny stories.” And Depew turned to Ww. P. LOMAS be aa te tate aaa vtte ee peo Garfield and said, “Then Td rather mot be preside : 3 ceedings under the federal law 7 > ! Office corner Main & 9th St. Phone 82. heretofore interpreted.” conditions in North Dakota during Worlds Sunday school convention at eietechiticussysSioie | | the morning session. In the after. Glasgow, Scotland. | Apples for sale per box, $1.85 and $2.00. ) s | ; : each was decided as the , Arthur A. Stone, ral prohibi-| noon session, the following topics for the next convention. ‘New offi- WORLD‘ tion enforcement director for North{ | were discussed, viz: lee elaine: THE S GREATEST Dakota, corroborated State's Attorney | yi ia he Superintendent und the Sunday | President ©! Butterfield, Sen- Horner in the statement that the rul-{ | Sehool” by Mrs. C. I. Cook of tinel es, lected. Vice Pres. j pad would not suaneerae Seal cas Beach, N. D. | Rev, y urlyle, Montana. | enforcement proceedings in this ‘ipenchine the Young @eonies Cluae Aes : . Englund, Sen- ' BIRO RHE heen Ww: é i . : + oh | x the iz Peuples “7 ’ 1, a 3 ee ae a Burleigh | yc" rene 1. Smith, of Sentinei| tinel Butte, N. D. sean, x,| Phe leavener that American housewives lared tha ; Ms Gountyaimiguced(S Butte: | Treasurer, Chas s, Beach, N. . z i ; division in this state hag unty, Figures Show cates tea iogavegl (DAKE have relied upon for over a third of acentury terpreted the scetion in que: 4 eres! ; Religious , s stion ; : oie} ; | “lative Bill” by Rev. 0. L. Anthony Se See eee a ine nets in Burleigh county's dairy cow pop-| of Beach. Outside of Purope, Japan is this! QS ARES 2t/, TE Why K e e p re Mr. Stone. with the collector of internal reve- nue. : One Such Permit Here ‘have had one such permit mm North Dakota and it was granted. However, such person, if his fruit}®°™ 14.9 per cent 2 The entire United States shows an! increase amounting to 6 per cent, ernment figures show. | RRR Mei rdeseeuers arr octeat agi | ue tari cly onecsie ban otatheystata] whether the alcoholic content was HapseeUons 28h sie) Beever tO. 7 iver npaltons _ Joseph A. Kitchen of which were to be sent to State & s, Ry, C. A. Armstrong for pre NY but why impose unnecessary taxes on yourself? “We have always re nounced by the Blue school” by Mrs. W, T. Pederson, of | cotton. | Sentinel Butte. | ————- \ a i Electric Cookery. ‘ a federal permit is required for ex-| 4 182 percent gain in the number) pe ointions were adopted favoring of the State Legislature. old us compared to the total num-|°f his trip as a delegate to the drive your car on an unpaved highway . rights of citizens to extract the jui SLU Cute nomecy Responsibility of the Community for | =_ This Tax? ri ate ‘5 rs old and ———! tracting juices of fruits and the per- A uee hoes 4 Dill enucted to provide for the (_ rm) In the evening session Rev, John} fone percent of alcohol becomes a vio- {0% eee ieee ‘, ¢ lator of the state law, whether or not(Pe", OF UIs cdintileth ae \ you are actually taxing yourself one to such juice iy intoxicating in fact. So]’? e 2 i ? there is not any leeway against the ]'M¢ jntention to bring: more yo TYPEWRITERS four cents a mile? ‘ one half percent provision in North| tc into milk in the near future. This is the cost of increased repair, ‘ puipceeers culine” ulation is increasing according to] «primary Methods in the Sunday | cCuntry’s principal market for raw from frults for home consumption as| ent covers an area embracing the Religious Education of its Ch enainaliictsonempercent oriever) Bat) now ine tone commen nreper: son so doing must file notice thereof CHeWEe Religious Education, copie MAXWELL Everybody expects to pay some taxes, ’ ation to the next regular session ou realize that every time you ‘3 5 Orchard of Dickinson, gave a report Do y ~ juice contains more ghan one half of|,, The number of heifers 1 to 2veurs | Dakota.” In citing these figures the In- OF ALL MAKES Mr, Stone stated that fee: piitiute calle attention: stp the Rented — Repaired |, ‘ eo tire and gasoline bills. i er’s decision did not apply to home} (44 = S Sold on Easy Payments. ‘ ii ii: 5 rf aa 000 more cows every year if PTO: y’ i ve 5 brew but sae eo teat iets, atch eee. te geen aten with “nef Bismarek Typewriter Co. | Stina copegrcle: Man ialiadecly ‘ : ; e I nariaail ceawth ef domandator daieh 207_Broadwav i established these facts. ‘ aleunegercncativels, different Pro-| products. There are 1,412,000 more Sho tetas" anid Mr. Sione, "| mouths” to be fed in, the, United It is easy to understand © Nowonder these Maxwell at hig = smineeellin thio war a many Becuieemauts;, said Mr. Stone, States with every passing year and h 1 \ : H the vast volume of owners are enthusiasts. In i of 5 di hi fi No Effect Here, Says Garberg with the increased consumption of j WEBB BROTHERS tracted in the home for home con- sumption only and that this is not a violation of the Volsteaq act. I can-! Sentinel Butte, Peder B. Garberg, assistant United | dairy products per capita, this ad | A A { States district attorney in charge of ty walfice to mect the increased jf Ondertakers _ Embalmers f| waite egoad Maxwell has zhey are cnioviog a per increased transportation costs, why not ators, declaved ‘that his interpreta | demand ; sbenma po td | Pe emacs disti ae invest it in Concrete Highways and - tion of the Voist act ha 7 eee i A : it : ret been ‘along the Tines ind down t| RELIGIOUS ! ema onmen || The car earns it through —— re read sg ance eine ANUP’ always understood that fruit INSTRUCTION Day Phone 246 ! sheer merit alone. You ‘ound ina four, a per- Concrete Roads and Streets pay for juices not intoxicating could be e Night Phones 246-887 i ? if A ; themsel the saving they effect gence aus at once as s00N = formance worthy of a far the nee” e a oe become familiar higher price. not see that Judge Soper’s ruling can | The Golden Vall ey =i : its powerful, yet agile ‘ Their maintenance cost is s0 low a. ; Pa icra ho setecieces| Asotin ld i. snag some | PERRY rformance, the easy, ef, You, too, will confirm this thle saving alone rerzran gael ividensts since our state law ix so explicit on | vember 9. ate Financial! ortless manner in ich judgment and add to the on the investment, year alter year. the matter,” said Mr. Gurberg, | Secretary discussed "Sunday oi a ee it does its job, its comfort, good will, Ley you You are imposing an unnecessary tax 4 i] Licensed Embalmer in || its economy. ecome reall ly wcausinted en ourself from which you get noseturn, : ae Chane / : with the C F today. er-built by failing to work for more Concrete a for ign EvoRe, 100. | Then you say to yourself: © Maxwell of Highways. . 4 : ight Phones 100 or i : Not in a long time have al i Ww pleased the convenience canary con- F ry “Rican nines, «fond Oc erm 2 ae ditions been 80 favorable for carryingon - ~ i euch public works as permanent high- ne way building. 4 Your highway authorities are ready Corwin M olor Co. to cz on thls share of hi gre /The Good WELL FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 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