The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ue FIND TIOUOR PLANT ON MAIN ROAD, IS CLAIM Still in Full Operation. Is the | Assertion of State Offic Mey wa Capture oo Hine outfit x mile from Kre | on the d cer county main, re reported today by state Heensing de partment operatives. Redecal officer ind the Attorney General's offier cuop 1 Rudolph hter, alleyed to be t oft aperator moonshine declared by the operative in his barn he making of he road. fn , they found a 40-pallon gallon still snd) 150 pealtons. © found many bot- | © for them, they said. | rested Emmanuel | Sandin at Beulah, finding | pellons of moonshine in hi J phave been Mg He iM nddell, John Haw, Ch in, operating a laundry on Broad Bismarck, will he charged with po: on of liquor, Officers said they d moonshine and beer place, and de one room was littered with bottle elrade who was shot | nna Usupas | beautiful Lithuanian gicl whol mimitted lashings { wrists wrists. | un coe wounds operation, one 2 of The sand a er The offic the ks quent 150 or more de-| property taxe by Sherif! James ist month, 3 eight person! house collecte iCar Owner Should Watch Tire Equipment fou tnetiis empty | ur owners who expect to drive Broadcasting Station Power *, Is Increased | rosie sor torged io wath [miles to tet tation of | Com winter should be sure their tire juipment is in good condition so ney will not be held up with road vera phone for a serv WTAM, the bro the Willard » ting Battery as beer Depart to increase its pov utput ling to 1500 winter et ays the Lahr Motor Sales Co., year dealer more car owners The Willard bout more readily than i granted close tation i ch a licen the hee! be on some other 1 low cent Radio Co! cretary Hoover of higher power stations. It is the purpose of the eng at WTAM to give best that can be obte reception. Experiments lead to belief that higher power WTAM is now licensed to use of m Y set owner, cipated, wi out static it negligible reception, all of weather of sending, tween, Bar Body To Recommend 3 } For Position | aaa nsportation instance, after the tires ought wheel hen the umulated t a summer to be the listener ined from radio Ke blown | ide aw pron the tube, tubes prolon her power overcome f such a point as to d insure good ci ar round, regardle conditions at the point receiving or points in a blowout when you're pecting it he save considerable money | 1 position to ex i balloon tires ter and. inter and we will be v the time to go ever the with any know much about t har The ociation is co ducting a referendum among its members for re pmendati of ap. pointment of men from whom the upreme court shall select one to succeed C, J. Fisk of Minot, whose term expires January 1, 19 The law. require b ociation to recommend three names from which the supreme court shall the appointment. One hunde have thas el, Secretary, ed. ‘The highest will be 4 preme court. by the Secretary to the origin check by executive ¢ ing ends De of whe subject balloons ur them. “Th orvice the me chary nformation as well as our to] ul of inspection is offered the of prist marek — witho make Holiday Liquor Is Confiscated | — { “1 and forty-two ballot rtarned to RL E 90 have been of the three nted to the s Hots are canva nd then returne ur been mi “ Ne De hquor valued at between $46,000 and suid to ‘nave envelopes for re-| 0f redistilled d natured F a) Mulberr tene ial committee, of the mittee “later: Ballot by prohibition Thirty | < families oceupying the building | i i, were in danger of death | ase of fire because of the pre » of the highly inflamable al cohol which filled three bathtubs four thels h old were York, been made | ohol Delinquent Tax. In Sioux Co. Cut D., Dee. 13.—At the delinquent tax sale Tuesday approx-| imately $2 worth of delinquent taxes were paid by purchasers of tax} certificates. The number of tracts not purchas- } ed at the delinquent tax sale, which are considered sold to thejof the county for the 1923 taxes, is much| ment, less than in former ye According | tion. to J. R. Harmon, county auditor, 1923) month, whi real estate taxes are, with compar-| ary of cabinet mi tively few exceptions, all paid, | But the G ing the contents to teh, bottled in bond. 46, und. Three men were rested, chargéd with illicit manu- | parliamentarian Vice-Consul Shot | WA‘ than AOL Ove wive her ‘time title intact In these band, Gr ly proc! all the I ~jpuished puest other th The ir shington’s m rand duchess’ by nsing. VODOOODORD OOOO DOORD ODED ODO ODNNTODODORNLONONDDOROdNad ONO RORROORRDODONS The amount of unpaid personal pro-| enjoys free r: perty taxes for last year is also| out the republi much less than in former years. Dur-. compartment. i el through- first-class FOR CHRISTMAS A gift that will bring lasting enjoy- ment to the entire family. Complete outfits with loud speaker and wet battery as low as $75.00 Exclusive Bismarck dealers for the Atwater Kent Neutrodyne. / Corwin Motor Co. and spered explanation that her hus- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE HINGTON AGOG OVER IT OF GRAND DUCHESS It ik Mrs. who, as secret Root commi |Coolidge’s preference for the old | ways the deciding factor. The | practice was an’ innovation begun |by. President Harding. Rut Washington gossip has that, beneath the surface, the real lies in a continuing feud be- n Chairman-Senator Butler and which has kept their relatio’ ned and which is something of Lansin husband | y of . sent the n to Russia immedi- Kerensky uprising in rt to make the over- of the Ro ck. No local “Russian Relief” | ¢ vities, she sponsors the visit of whose an em- lly by her A Service W. ton, Dee, 1 of the . offo. volution any of. State a nizes the nanionship between Dawes and offic ss of ssisted as the He was put across at Cleveland over the pro- test of Butler. On occasions during the campaign the Coolidge manner and the vice presidential eandidate collided, with more or t As between Butler and Dawe fore, the vi Duc arran, istration, how- e to see ance is tak- presence. | ivenever recognized the | oviet rnment, we did indorse the I y republic and the ove: throw of the nd-any diplo- he nu lot of ex- peing: the pr the so that, offici cn of the © While chances of entertain en meeting “Her Imperial we Krovi less the ed much the more likely to have the inside track of the executive o. k. thinks x-imperial or si of her highness, All announce. ions having to do while here the prestige of all her old- as though they were still or un empire to ire courtesies s might rec matic nment Bu Well past that's differ- | ther prospective hecomes the lioness of the'| sidential suite ate | s seoured jund dusted te make ready for her coming. socially? AT ALL DRUGGISTS or the even Ch the impressiveness magnified by and Duke Cyril, ent himself emperor of and that the distin- is, in reality, empress of Russias Intimation that President Coolidge does not expect Charles G. Dawes, vice president, to sit with the pinet, as Coolidge sat with the pinet under President Harding, has revived rumors that there is lit- tle prospect of Coolidve and his run- ning mate becoming chummy during their administration. Of course, it may be simply that. none Russia! COUGHS ano€OLDS an the on, which do not that the comes to Washing- invitation of Mrs. Robert ony of the situ es >» rec is EECTRICAL GIFTS Confer Enduring Joy. Something for The Car for Christmas Nothing nicer than an auto- mobile accessory. Electric Toy Trains $6.00 to $18.60 Transformers—For Toy Trains $4.00 Universal and Manning Bowman Toasters $5.00 to $8.50 Vaffle Irons $12.00 to $16.00 Percolators $4.60 to $18.50 “Bus” Lamps $2.00—$3.00 lat Trons $5.00—$6.50 Electric Washers $65.00 to $155.00 Radio Receiving Sets 00 to $425.00 Frigidaire—The Electri¢ Refrigerator banishes the ice box troubles $300.00 to $775.00 B. K. SKEELS 408 Broadway We have a complete stock at »nable prices. re Let us help you. . Many tell us that sturdy closed-car construction, roomy comfort and low price have never before been combined in such a satisfactory manner as in the new Oakland Coach with body by Fisher. The new Coach -. $1215 Features that are winning and holding good will Roomy comfort for five Balloon Tires Controls on Steering Wheel Duco finish in Sagebrush Disc Steel Wheels Permanent Visor Green with orange striping Unit Instrument Panel Rear-View Mirror Luxurious upholstery Automatic Windshield Transmission Lock Four-wheel Brakes Cleaner Dome Light One-piece V.V. Windshield Automatic Spark Control \ Extra Wide Doors—34 inches STAIR AND PEDERSON - OA KLAN D oF GENERAL MOTORS it! a handicap on any likelihood of close | never was the preference | b b ' by the ministry of culture on the SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1924 jgeneral education, has been neglect- | Tsuruga, western Japan. A destroyer ed of late. It is proposed to devote | rescued five officers and 50 men, and [at least four hours weekly to sing- | 40 others reached shore. The Kuanto ¢ lessons in both the elementary | carried a crew of 150 men. and high schools, instead of one or | two hours as at present, ‘Eight Bodies | Washed Ashore 1 MURDER BY AUTO Montreal, Dec. 43.—Using his automobile us a murder weapon, Frank Burned is alleged to have de- liberately * cap onto the sidewalk, maiming his ind kill- with whom she was walk ling. Barned is a cripple and wi jan iron on his leg. PREMIER OF SWEDEN ILL Copenhag: Dec. 13.-—— Hjalmar | Branting, premier of Sweden, is ser- i y ill, according to advices reaching here today. It was said hore and about 40 persons are in|that he had developed inflam) ‘ion 1 aboard the special service ship, | of the lungs d that grave fears for wrecked in a blizzard * off | his recov was entertained. GERMANS TURN TO SONG i Berlin, Dec, 13.—Steps to double the time devoted to singing lessons | in German schools have been taken Tokio, Dec. (By the A. 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