The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT BOOTLEGGING OF ALIENS IS NEW PROBLEM Scoretary 6f Libor Davis Asks Curb New Laws to Extensive Practi of carrier its new naval aide lock pigeons, name. Here are seen the skic ident Mr ARMOR FOUND. wire the tion admitted country Labor Disputes nh the discu Mr Alo | Believed Member point: conside ment’s oth in la Spanish Explorers tion blin wrriving of Band ony tne Re-christening silken + of the preside lent. and Washington, HEAVY FIRING IS HEARD 4 (By the ALP.) and incendiary Pulling a vin Coolidge, wi lidge, the pr Bolling Field, al Lening , Dec, ae y cannonadin, ire the Esthonian-Russian disturbance be- in connection with the va, near The ieved to be recent Communist uprising in thonia. ier, is risbon thet released a trap door eye tin tor the ‘troit to Cleveland was reported from the town of | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE “[ CHRISTEN THEE LOS ANGELES” of America’s biggest 1 Jet soose leviathan of tie pres- it bestowed upon t Adolphus Andrews, ceremonies. with 40 steel drums of turpentine, a limited rain on the Detroit United Lines interurban bounded from De- wrecked al dotte, a suburb, last _ night. e persons were killed and their bodies burned beyond recognition by the fire which destroyed the front car of the two-car interurban train, More than a score of persons were bruised and cut by flying glass, but all sueceeded in escaping from the fiaming wreckage. W i for dirigible and ‘SUBSCRIPTION COOLIDGES | ARE GREETED, President and Wife Reach Chicago For Visit | inspect and speak at the Internation- al Livestock Exposition and address a luncheon gathering gf the Com-j mercial Club of Chicago, Delegations representing the two! organizations acting as hosts to Mr. 1 Cooiidge nd their part: met them at the station, and escor' ed them to the Drake Hotel, where the executive planned to hold sever- al conferences prior to the Commer- cial Club luncheon, scheduled for 12:45 P. M. { C.owds at the station gave Presi- dent Coolidge a hearty welcome. The! weather man had arranged a more | somber welcome, however, a mixture of rain and snow squalls which, with* znd smoke, blanketed the loop district as the presidential party was driven to the hotel. Mrs. IS HEAVY) Government Securities Find Plenty of Takers Washington, Dee. 4.--Subscriptions to the new treasury long term bond issue of $200,000,000, opened yester- ay exceeded half a billion dollars and Acting Secretary Winston mnnounced| that the offering for fur- ther cash sale will be withdrawn at a practical Christmas —with these magic keys to happiness slips by with startling rapidity. But a few short weeks ago you were looking forward.to ‘Thanksgiving. Now it’s gone! Christmas will be here before you realize it..So don’t . Decide now to place your order-for aS Special Six Sedan. Make this the most practical Christmas of all— with a useful gift that will bring years of joy. Present your family with these magic keys to happiness on Christmas morning—the keys to a Scudebaker Special Six Sedan. Here is a car your family will be proud to own —a car that Pecks and rides luxuriousty. A car of imposing beauty—richly finished and fitted—with genuine mohair upholstery and ap- pointments of the very finest quality. Its smooth, quiet, vibrationless performance is a delight to even the most seasoned motorist, The gears shift so casily—the clutch operates so smoothly—the brakes are so sure and positive— you are hardly aware of any effort in operation. Make this Christmas one that will be remem- bered. Put the keys to a Studebaker Special Six Sedan on your tree. We will gladly have the car delivered to your door on morning. But come in and make arrangements now. Studebaker October sales exceeded in value those of any ether automobile manufacturer in the world except the Ford BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY the close of business tonight. ~ FIVE KILLED IN RAIL WRECK Bedies Burned B nition in Cra CORRECT TO THE LAST ment, and tion, Wit tic funct stre for labor Dee. Was never 4 in full evening dress. fore, when he planned to commit icide after the death of his wife d child in utomobile accident, he groomed If carefully before jumping inte They found his be ith his dress suit intact. . London, expansion DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Consultation Free Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. yond Recog- sh und satet ges that thi ployment more permanent } u ugainst Gheliplogment H In presenting his immigration ree- ommendations, Mr, Davis cites stat Par tics showing that, while the pre law allows a quota immigration inte the United States of but 164,000 persons. y from countries ex elusive of North America, non-quota provisions affecting relatives of aliens already in the United States, and foreigners coming under — pro fessional, educational and commer cial status classifications, make possible for a much greater number of aliens to enter the country. Bootlegging of Aliens The present large inflow of ima grants f and Mexico, un cs 5 Sitka ne ee melt as Time Nears S of those countries putting premium, Davis, on “bootlegging of ¢ in large num: from ning entrance to those coun- | dat rts, are being smuggled ! for the unlawfully to the United States, and | Re prose he believes that placing them under | mation in the quota provisions of the law would allow effective steps to be! taken to shut out the evaders. The expense of regulating gration into the United States, Davis reports, amounted to $3,782, $15 in the fiseal year 1924 but was more than met by receipts from tax es%on immigrants, fines, and other | Cart of iycome of gio department, ‘whiah | totalled $ 756, HOLDS DEATH WAS SUICIDE . C. B. Sheatsley Killed Self, Coroner’s Verdict placed vor On Roman ciphered nsurance Mich., Crashing loaded Dee. 4. truck Detroit into the we ig rock ‘NO CANDIDATES FOR SPEAKER| Lacking LIGNITE $4.35 in Loads Burns steadily and keeps the heat regular for long periods. BERENS LUMBER CO. hone 17 |THE NEW ‘ST'UDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX SEDAN, $2150 One of the 15 New Studebakers, Ranging in Price from $1125 to $2860 (all prices fo. b. factory) STUDEBAKER A ates Is STUDEBAKER THIS YEAR tive cones citi ned, Mr. is a With the House of} r to infor- cles. The » of the cordi political © SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” —Gondine : “| Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are a the not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds Headache immi- | Mr. | r w H. Hoople | of Colehar- hold, and of Esmond. titular floor in the las he Lieutenant: | dit is expected Jership will pive f Colehar- unite: should become speak- of the B.C, Larkin, also, == gue spokesmen in consid: 1 to have opportunity for — the | eakership, should he choose to} ek the office. Mrs. Minnie D. iz, one of the two women in the who will be one of » forthcoming ses- to take a promi- shaping aes Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism | Pain Toothache | Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets IN ] Also bottles at 24 and 100—Druggist: _Aspitin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salleylice:id Business College Students Earning $26.00 Each Day They Are in School 1 urkhart of . Minnie D, Craig Maddock, THE UNIVERSAL CAR | ALL PRICES REDUCED Effective December second, the Ford Motor Company an- nounces new low prices on ail Ford Cars. A reduction of twenty-five dollars on the Fordor Sedan and lower prices on all other types make Ford cars even greater value than ever before. that the Le oor le Mrs. cellent Columbus, O., Dee. 4.—Mrs. Addie Sheatsley, wife of Ree. C. V. Sheats- ley, pastor of Christ Evangeliqal Lutheran Church of Bexley, a sub- urb, whose body was found in the furnace of the Sheatsley home, com- mitted suicide, Coroner J. A. Murphy } held in his formal report of the tra- uate" | gedy filed with the county clerk of i courts today. ! two women in th is expected nent part i \tivities in sion, | School is the place for the young | man woman of school "very day spent in school ad ments. We suggest the immediate registration of students who want jto get a good start in their work 0 to the earning power of the | before the beginning of the New ‘tudent. This is an average figure | Year—this is a desirable thing to that has been arrived at # | do; it means the saving of a month many different types of inve to six weeks’ time; YOU know the tions. j importance of saving your time as The young person who allows you do your MONEY. You are or the . Shi deliberately crawled into the fu ce in spite of the fact that C. F, Long, chemist, and Dr. H. M. Brundage, pathologist, after a series of tests, from start, said it their opinion she met | death outside the furnace. i FUNERAL HELD tew dol au week “cash in hand” to blind him to the larger earni ight enjoy later, were he them is indeed un- | paying for a business education. you get it or not — you well, get it. Manclan Business College’ is tortunate, here can be but o choice between school and ness for the young man woman ot school age- Now Is Better Than Sometime. the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. 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Nel. re he will receive the exact |once for information regarding the - - geal celeste} | Course or courses in which you are 4 amd attention that are ne son, Bismarck; Mrs. Anna Sulem, A Hh cwutra | inteneate RL aceet Miia: to meet his personal require | interested. seen Mandan Business College Minn. 2nd fleor Cummins Blcg., Mandan, North Dakota 1; that will train you ju to profitable and at employment upon gradu- from one or more of our | courses, NEW PRICES CHASSIS T (Regular) RUNABOUT (Regular): TOURING (Regular) ...... COUPE ....... TUDOR £EDAN FORDOR SEDAN ......... TRUCK CHASSIS ........ All Prices F. 0. B. FOR AGED LADY Funeral servic for Mrs. Anna Rempel, aged 76 rs, who died at at TURKISH JUDGES KEPT ON BENCH Constantinople, Dec. 4.—In_ order to clear crowded dockets, the An- gora government has organized new courts, each with three magistrates. Under the old regime the magis- trates were so poorly paid that they invariably resigned after a short time | to fing more remunerative employ: | ment. Now, however, the presidents |. of criminal courts receive the equi- valent, of $60 monthly, without al- lowances, and can live decently. NOTICE Detroit Mandan Business Cotiege, Mandan, N. Lak. ntlemen : These are the lowest prices ever offered in the history of the Ford Motor Company. They create a new standard of value for motor car transportation. ithout any obligation to me, you may gend me detailed in- formation regarding the course or courses that I have marked as being especially interested in. ~Shorthand —Spelling —Business Correspondence -—Bookkeeping —Typewriting —Banking —English -~Special Dictation —Correspondence Name “Larkspur,” aristocratic silver Do not eigenen a buy tabby entered in the Atlantic Cat Beulah Coal winte: Club’s annual show at the Waldorf, dom. 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