The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1924, Page 3

Yh ¥ | em { { LN one 4 a 4 | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1924 THE BISM PAGE THRE ARCK TRIBUNE ASSESSORS TO H 2 BOTH vate AND WINGS COMETOCITY = FOR MEETING Next Convention to be Held Here, Probably on Octo- ber 15, 1925 CONVERSE IS) PRAISED TO DR Jamestown, closing session of the state ion here the follow neg committer v eR FE. Wheeler, Minot; F AAP Ane a Bismarck; EH. H. Mattingly, Miss Minnie ih gla eed om ue DR. SHORTRIDG did so to is! eTeeeh GATES MS uy AKES WILTN ie het eR i Leeeuat M4081; Davis mrs, 13; ST a ‘ NR SEREE MEER Vollerte elec W805; Foster elec ——,, STAND F GR SELP a om wa fast becom Hite, Fie eiby, ekee PESTA ck The state then produced Exhibit’ For Governor—A, G. 101, A Gleamy Mas iss of Hair Ibe he jen - wih Goon We te a 1 the h certificate whieh sl 170; Halvor Halvor : voted the meetin liteonite NEALE He Freda died in Burleigh « ) Gover Walter Mad 35¢ “Danderine” does Wonders: ion, the second d ane Witness admitted that this wis not Henne Puulsonegs : ‘ The da correct. Mn the ada ete se ate- Robert for Any Girl's Hair October 1 tated th ne saw the dead 9 a36. y ociation reelected the n for the first time on February y09,82 rs, namely Witness admitted that this was i iy, Jamestown, presiden tight, To the moon the State Treasurer Fisher $ I. Gyeon, Grand. For ii alan ig Meate as to wheth Teeth a \. Birder he discu we fi iil rhey-General brought forth resolutions of reco aaeneue! ness ated a atl y corgi Gi ius ee Et 1 - datter SALES AND SERVICE h net =i id o6 W Witness vy recommen cat household | Uitted: Hotta over. the Cane other way. Witiess|"Conmissioner of Agviculture ant DAKOTA AUl TO goods and jure off the asked him to come to bee ate ig | Eber Joseph AL Kitchen SALES tas t Hat and incorpo ones, He did not teil h AERA RATE Ge BR ANE Chureh 70, . i tay articles under the in- was dead at the time. Hon ie escud ne Aut 3 GREET Bayt 07 5th St. pe A2S conre) tas, 4 i | that he was called ton Tee s SICH Hoan ieee ©. W. McDonnell 100, = olutions adopted by the associ} sive into the country immedintely Eon oe ae te Tl & ne Milhollan 99,4 ‘ tion were au. follows City Angas {Mtter Ne-had talked with Holts id con teceeatloe SA RANT Edward Hadley Pied piping” is a wonderful vocation for women, says Miss Edit te Ae uHteE hee {upon his return to the hospital the! “Woyry Engetter, New Salem under 64,988. Caldwell of Huntington, W. Va.. who has tried it for five yc Ua ie cat pao (ew UL he r, who followed Holtz on the ives in Congr ing as a rat exterminator in 28 states, Miss Caldwell has s of North Dakota here assem-|in the office for him, Shortridge) 4.) eae (eauirlainae nel cet Burtness 44, premature demise of several million. rodents bled in joint meeting, that z d that he asked the man in the of- | jig 6) 5 6b ae Gung d was (ter Welford 14,511, he Laws of the State | : if his name was Holta and the| ane vita was | Second District ‘Thoms ; 4 % x provide for the office fatter replied eas gosta ay BE ih ua 4 Hee fipsiree tor 1920) whieh y 2 of a Tax Commissioner whose duties | this woman matried?” asked icoalenatal te ta Sey nevery f ¥ WhO became due the government as | J to » to supervise the assessment aa Mani ladle wu dlal r. was in en eae es earnings, while in 1 the | ust $s p at taxes, abatement of taxes, levie TRGiy Wi MGS SSE HIME THTOENTOHENIG i as | eae el rn amount was $6,623,000. | a other matters, pertaining to assess-|of the young woman's death, “Wh id. ee i AR [ Diving the lhsl feclliyearionding | Co: ty , 3 th, h Fie of Supreme Court —d i ik North Dakota and ness sitid that he advised i Cette Ce s jaw of supervising railroad seeurit Sh ” RUNGHaTEWCEHCRLION@aNOnAEle Hee : the next witnoss, | Babi) testified that | re ube eae § proved the issuance of stocks, bonds, | op and con- of North Dakota are volumin: ying, “I don't want this to get te ne ie viet ae % se notes, and like evidences of invest there are many questions aris ei tims Gy Gules Rhee aa Bic] Oe PO Oi The Me) eas ha) : ment in railroads to a total of $1, dimen : | body from the ° Gin eROAIE: Tax Law-—Yes Las Girls! Try this! When combing UO Ce a a av sal Hee ie rive ail | Oeudeans { Meter te jand dressing your hair, just moisten tem ate our though an attorney, is not |e Witness deniadi comm that varlors and that Shortridge bid | | : Le 2 ta . 1 © transportation <| District Judges - First district, tp i rade your hair brush with a little “Dan- and can only become familiar by anj he told Holta “that the could the transportation — blank ES Amount Growing Under 1a Fj é oes on. See ee eT IMETVUGLGTOELEL| Ee ret euclTh necessary for shipping the body to|'T- Cole 24,604; Goole, | = ; Too Late To Classify jderine in brush it throws you r@) your law and the application thereof, and river NA ui Snglert ©. 3. Shippy Transportation Act, Is eS jhaiy effect is startling! You f ° Sie Sere ee fount KE. Perry, Bismarek fune : Revnnvandiec FOR RENT—Strictly modern five |¢t” (0 Your hair up immediately and eet..incompany TRCeUBITa, Hey BL TREN UCI. otor, testified that he had charg nd district, A. G. Bur V cae room duplex, attached garage, Sei NPeainenes ice anes CS aay : Comnis- | ee Neal fe body 1 of the remain 1 embalmed! ©. W. Butts # Wm. J immediate possessi Tel. Tor" 1 mass of gleamy hair, spark- : . the and started on the night ride! ¢,¢ ‘ I a eon ie) possession. Leb, ng with lifer andi pos wii Gey Crk TEI eee tee ee oer aries une| ihe. Hous) ote Uerensed. Te sys ahayy.f Wectaiion The Inter. OF 161. 1 jie ea) hes 0) t your nicest, OiGhasey to) Cele eco nile era Sane TiN l| oreo ooo Come unatevayEhny ewig) th md, @ tate Commerce mais a z fineemana able softness, - See at apts. | on thelr arrival there Holta, who tnd Hea) Uae |e seCMaN wtetcerar tate Commerce Commission, i J) cow pretties room Howse, wa-|USUt oe ; simplest, most uding Income} the MeKenzie hote KISHORE k left his parlors. E. Wolfe h [ commendations aKeiGent ter and tights in house. 212 11th). Whi utifying the hair “Dan- % ax laws, and | ‘ rete s Drove To Bismarck { Fourth Distriet—J. A. 16 : s Phone 535M devine” is alse toning and stimulat f |trom Person co the couple i ' J. AL b-ter the adjustment of . i bl. perience in thely; 4 uke Ghovtrt ew eeu Hana Uiels | cuiploncimone short sO0G eebitd: Tunaemusi geen Tre Aulitileantere rageat {ing each single hair to grow thick comfortable ch and exhaus-| vitnose suid ridge as driver, testified that he had! Murphy 11,908. | pended, ‘ ; ERLee renee Sot Hong and strong. Hair stops falling ‘ h he is well qualified to ie arene Seen Medi whoo aie wine de Miaahe Fifth Distriet John C. Lowe 16,5 i GOOD STEADY MAN wants work, jout and dandruff disappe: Get a | took the body from the ear a : John G ential railroad rates to Amer peace aes La eee ‘ tion he now hold eA Eee erat ihe aratanee| ind talked with her in the doctor's, RO MRIRATORIIFINE wal eta NEUEN Alay el coal or anything, have done |Hettle of delightful, refreshing “Dan- cLiothes . os Rhine deen Nis the antrtnients they enruccith i aie had knw nig previously. Se Se eEE Wie itl y work, Write Tribune No, [derine” at any dre oh a coun . - ‘| Tax Commissioner -it} jody in an. upright F d not know she was dend until he ie Mi hemes eta 12-4-1w ler and just see how healthy 1 y ee retard the working | pequest of Holla who app sce au amine , Railroads under commission resu- - [Scuinit Sore holm bes Adv | Ppleasca and delay the proper | ojondent. and down-hearted _F. Bell of Mi volis di-! , the report said, are not yet|"OR SAL Ned, meW, S120 | penser ' out h 5 TAMRAC HERE lee Hanae | RR HG CN RRA Wen r jiathology mulhaal ree aaa inte Ge dita eens with how weli the men sineumbells econ ae Fanil’ Fat the request of Hoita, with cide pe eee Ee ora f uri on property investm a CD EEIHY GARDE cen) | iar therewith and will be detrimental |, ; ‘ollowed Ditto on the tay: 9 ith St. Phone { | h r We removed her clothing and attempt : ; oo" . s the aim of persent ‘ hi ] y fo anterants 6e Ene i of Jed to wash off blood une and eats 8 ea meee Olson, {tion under which the 12-4 =| t ey go toget: ROR, tl and other taxing bod-| os a Ferrers body was exhumed and had made the y x lgunetior TMI uLbS et See OR UtHGH. SpOlvall SUUliV nloueleM ened core ale post morteum t anker, Held, ant Heme earners FOR RENT 4 190m modern hous j s bec ne se L attempted to console the young 4 Wit - i x i jAugust 31 last, the use COni- within the State of North Dakota, | ind afte: jatrant ina MeO | Gna Ge ane ehitehermide: a On N. D. Charges |< One carriers wa Henan iharetore, cortificnte, TAT Ta Tare: VIEL | eee ee eae oe ee eet but the commission deel OR RENT ¢ i f d id High Beicom erate ce what Gouraat on it, amd, faund all organs in a healthy) Minot, N. D, Dees dodo cause of valuation Call 21 | THEATRE ort and good tasi2 resolved that this assembly | Witness Hanes i ian Bae an Ae a evi-}son of Minot, president of J I ta be done, it et t is vecasion to s high | it loc fGar Ss oo disease in heart and lungs gy, & Co. of Minot, re preci what the _ 11G lar heke ote of teem for Mr. C. ( Con, | Hotta id that he k Bisn ligne ue Sect Gorter He a and former president of the | of return ated. by 1 Ae ae ie Ui te TrONIGH yn e present incumbent, and | doctor from whom he i Joa Bcenl Ce Conmno Manian’ sama State bank of Burlington, | Would a pelley 2 DUE 2 Broads C il tur respect for his alan | severe hemorrlinge. He doubted the jy Mreated here un, handling of transportation by ro: mail to P.O, Box 212, Bisma an «..-Cantilever... for the extensive and exhaustive re-} would clang oh int us aa te uh Junes | der nts, one of them al- | had proceeded during the year with work sruarantec - i Shirley Mason | ‘ search and study he has made of the | ridge. nnvedlino Cragehab ehendlecaees ss (lceit » making of a false report | out complaint of car sho or con 12-4-1w lege Shoe-Maki ay tax law of the State of North Da-| At this point S Attorney Con-} aian, testif Sate D “ mal c py Si-lty the » bank nd the = es | yi ie kota, and ; ‘ {nolly took up ¢ mination, GAR aoe Aa Bnet Ni remaining two e¢ * con ounting the work done on is At G21 6th ; r ony \ Be it further resolved that we be-| shot o id fire of questions in, Silber eaaeanlar ees by 1923! curring in omitting to make a ma-| enterprise of valuing the railre » room — table That’ hy lieve the said ©. C. Converse to be} hi Shortnidee ling her condition. That twice torial entry in a book of account of | Property within the Unite chairs, 1 single mattre: a ‘THAT FRENCH |; Cswi WCSEY: i " ell terward she came tu his office, ike IND >| | . well qualified to Pax Come | s it? [eee ait eee i is an corporation with intent to defraud. if purpose of detcrmining what me SON ET IGE ER Phone ¢ i kot Roberts Phe : vas welll nent on the charges, and he nt of the railroad Cc til Vi Soe ‘ge it further resolved that we are isi eaten cates ent a Eevis ORES Omi saceen! as now completely account. | FOR R Two rooms furnished an COVERS isz foot the ore resiver had told him she was married to J.P, Reeves of Burlington, dist ed for. On the balance, partial vale for housekeeping, one living Gingathhava Claraeake reeG 2 Now, eters a > ton, district : " alive Sunshine Comedy - & os see fhe he ai that es WHE dngpera clap tanked inanimate Seoutht to soy and al teen, Mae IE _| Rare eae the facts a a Chinaman you ceed, ag | Receenr Oe er lobe meh uns nennee jchare “oie aio Anata Sve. Bis ward coneli on. enbuates:, - Gay stovenjand) 20x tans ‘The Nickle Plated West’ |) and from our contact with Roberts? Witness depied | rod conclusively re mination | oe the present time, is the complain. |, When tailrouds earn more than} sien felepho Hot water heat. PF Bie gg me es eer | ae rove ne at fens ie abe arc | wt ng a A. W. LUCAS £8. the » believe that he! Further, in eross-examination, | Grort_ to velieve the awkward sit 'N \charged in the complaints signed by |OUt the government is entitled to ee Sine al ie Tomorrow and Saturday hould be ned us the Tax Com- Shortridge admitted that while con- tion [Reeves and ssn by State's Cole pture hall of ies oases Ibs 12-4 missioner the State of North! suling Holt: (iat he might have s : F _ ity. V. E, Stene Mi fe(dstecsinge 1920; whens the A ! “THE ARIZC expiration of his pres-| someting about intending ‘o discon-| testified that pel ae ee Heged to have occurred late in the | tttion Act th iguruted such aj POR RE crn funn ened lien 2XPRESS” Lae : tinue his practice. When questioned | Bismarck to Flasher on the night mt year Bigot oreently In 102 provision, $14 been houseleer Phone D>, ESS pea, As adopted this 2nd day|he reaffirmed declarations made in| ye tragedy was the ieee a] ‘The complaint setting forth the | Ported ty dug ment from} 620) 6th 1 Data | direct Pectimonss | the tragedy was the last witness t9 [raise report charge alleges qj more profitable lines, Much of the ; . k. H. MATTINGLY, aan tiaicsinaas if a e state reste oat of the bank's condition as. of amount is still in controversy, but, The forests of central Africa Chairman of the Meeting. sed di ody. oe Dec. 81, 1921, made by Olson, the| the tendency of its government's being destroyed by Agen i you realize that it wus = ; » share to increase was shown by the methods of farming i s We LG eae ee a dend time certificates of deposit reported | ROBT. 1 om one county to another jas outstanding and constituting a = Re SathUeent re és _|liability to the bunk, were given as Do not experiment. To buy |s285,408.43, when as ‘matter of fact, DEVELOPME IN NORTHWEST | N. Dd. P LANNED| Minoty NB. 1s ‘al business mon of 2 orth Da-! kota are joining embers of of Commerce rthwest North uet planned ss group or- organiza- Northwes' pro- the Minot Assyviatic this evening at t Dakota prosperity b by officers of the banke ganization and local civic tion to add impetus to North Dakota’s development gram. ‘The speakers at the banquet will be Alexander Jones of the Minne» polis Tribune and ‘H. D. Paulson of the Fargo Forum, as well sentative bankers and busi of the district. Two hundred are ea- pected to atte ah The bankers noon to plan rcater the development work be on by the Northwest De Association, tke parent civic the district which has been to date by the Minot Association and bankers. The immigration and de- velopment committee submitted reeommendation that every communi ty be called on to support the de- velopment work and indications are that the group organization will build such an panigshion. ‘Cook, By: Wire imide y. by Fire, fe “lopment ody of nanced Stead | Assistant Seerote; Connolly, Witnes: ew of no such ned th ing the body to Bis- Coal Wachter Transfer Cv.| - Phones 62 § 62 and | is winter w ulah law, Hn he tried to talk, dom, and Holts ‘Revi PAP: \ \ | | u Photos from Uncsrwood & Underwood Rebinson, son of M Corrine Roosevelt Robinson, President ‘Roosevelt, recenily took up his duties as of the Navy, succeeding his cousin, young Colonel dv, who resigned to run for governor ‘of New lore Douglas Robinson at his cesk in the Navy Department. Theodore ‘ sister of th. late Theodore Roosev: York. Photo of Th OLSNESS LEADS CANDIDATES If 7] the hard working lives of owt open country 4 City, N. J, Dee. 4- a Laying down the broad proposi- ; Weehawkan policemen, one f tion that “our prosperity, ov i. | tain, surrendered today and we NTHEAERE OUR HERGOHAEL hose ct leased on $10,000 bail each on ch res For the State Are tune must largely depend upon the ; that bootlegging had received wf! \ 2}, . share that shall be allotted to our | cll protection. Compiled by the Canva: neighbors,” he declared that Amer- : ing Board ‘Hs it ie GAME ay help both at home and abroad where American aid is desired and will AT ALL DRUGGISTS. ° sof the in ection, as given by, suite nvassing: show tighest number of votes we d by candid court, John Burk the supreme ording to the complaint, a tol of $339,438.10 in time outstanding. On the other two charges, O1 is alleged to have omitted the ¢ ificates of deposit, 50, issued to C. 1. , 1922 and Dec. 19, BROADCASTING STATION HERE t 1921, IS PROPOSED ntinued from page one.) and tha with se He tion he leaving. res of people urged A pleasing musical interspersed. It included the quartet of the Bisn ieal Church, violin solo by Coghlan, solos by Alice Kather' songs remarkably fine soprano voice. R. Bx BONHAM . OPTOMETRIST Member N. D. State Board of Optometry. . Byes Examined * Glasses Fitted BONHAM BROTHERS certificates total- Kindschi he enjoyed the associ 1 devotion to the |welfare of the state by all, progtam was k Evangel- Elene Stans of Steele, a young lady with a sneceeding Dr. Spear of the same ‘MUTUAL AID | ADVOCATED BY _| LADY PIED PIPER SHE’S ity. Eight Policemen | PRES. COOLIDGE, Are Arrest: ' (Continueg from page 1) effective. HEAD (By the A Brooklyn, UNE) COUNCIL Cadmin 1] n ry Spark from your own or your neighbor’s chimney may be blown by the wind and ig- nite your roof, cous Jem: “SECRETS” clipse.” He said that he a heayy ios i sna am elie? a eid hn he *'Geate al once & Pi, —the scenchi.af A 908 he six years he has been in of- ca 4 ing the six years he pecan wh by ‘ig New York thrilled to it as a play. Now ia- As, the world Norma Talmadge brings its the screen. A play of sunshine and The story of two who wed in life’s sprit and lived through its winter —lived, Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. (cfstiated with the Ztna Insurance Company) loved sometimes misunderstood — until the grey. of by their hair became the living symbo! of un devotion. NORMA TALMADGE and EUGENE Matinee Every Day At 2:30 . TONIGHT Thursday Friday’ and Saturday ‘ine OBR £S,