The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1924, Page 3

\f MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924 WILSON’S NAME | I$ EXTOLLED IN CONGRESS; Memorial Services For Na- tion’s Late Chief Execu- | tive Are Held Today | MANY ARE _ PRES: 5.—~(By the Adj today in its| y today to honor the memory of Woodrow Wilson. The| Chamber of the House of Representa-| tives was the setting for the memor-| ial services with Dr.-Edwin Alde man, president of his old Alma i ter, occupied the rostrum where the late President revived the Washing- tonian custom of delivering in person his message to Congress, the eulogy of his life and achievements. Dignitaries of state, political per- sonages of past and present, close! friends of the late chief executive, and invited guests made up the gath- ering for which all space on the floor and galleries had been reserved. A vast unseen audience, too, had been remembered in arrangements for ra- diocasting the ceremony through a wide chain of stations. President Coolidge ind his cabinet, supreme court ju , the represen- tatives of foreign governments, Gov- ernors of states, members of the Wil- son cabinet and high officers of the Army and Navy were among those joining with members of the Senate and House were among those to join the tribute to the man who sleeps under Cathedral spires within view of the nation’s capital. The ceremony was a Early the great white evidence that t lis halls were chinery of legislation was During the morning only members and those having urgent business thin were admitted. Half past ten was the time sct for opening the east doors leading to the rotunds to admit those accorded the privilege of a seat within the chamber. Both the Senate and House were called to convene a little before the| noon hour, the time of the ceremon simple capitol g: s was a day apart. hushed and the ma- ber. The marine band was selected to furnish music, assembling in the House wing shortly before noon. With Senator Cummins, as president pro-tempore of the Senate oceupying the speaker’ ir, the ceremonial | program opened with prayer offered} by the Rev. James Montgome lain of the Hou Dr. Alderman by the presiding offi- cer and his address in eulogy of the late president followed with bene- fiction by the late J. J. Muir, chap- lain of the te, closing the pro- gram. Leaders had pianned to ad journ both Senate and House atter the exercises, out of respect to Mr. Wilson’s memory. Three of the late President's imme- diate family—Mrs, Wilson, his daugh- ter, Miss Margaret Wilson, and his brother, Joseph R. Wilson of Balti- more—were present for the cere- mony. His other two daughters, Mr: William McAdoo and Mrs. Francis B. Sayer, who is abroad, were unable! to attend. John Randolph Bolling, brother of Mrs. Wilson, and secre- tary to his brother-in-law when he retired to private life from the White House, also joined Mrs. Wilson in attendance. CABINET OF GERMANY OUT Berlin, Dec. 1 President Ebert this evening accepted the resigna- tion of Chancellor Marx and his cabinet. The ministers were instruct- ed to continue their duties tempor- arily. ALLIED DEBTS NOT DISCUSSED London, Dec. 15-—The subject of inter-allied debts was not discussed during his recent trip to Paris and Rome, Austin Chamberlain, secre- tary for foreign affairs, told the House of Commons on the resump- tion of debate on the address in re- ply to the speech from the throne. FIRE CAUSES $750,000 LOSS Grand Island, Neb, Dee. 15.—Fire believed to have been caused by ontaneous combustion in the All- ulbott warehouse company virtually destroyed the .ware- house containing $200,000 worth of sugar, destroyed the Dolan Fruit Company warehouse building and threatened to destroy the Koehler hotel. Loss thus far is estimated ut $750,000, DIES IN CITY ‘August Koskala, 34, Wing, died in a local hospital here of complications following A RELIABLE COUGH REMEDY Why experiment with unknown’ remedies for that cough or cold when| you can secure FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND? It is a safe and reliable remedy for the relief of coughs, colds, hogrseness. Equally beneficial for young and old, Mrs. Anna Cornell, Bridgeton, N. states: “I bought FOLEY’S HONEY *sAND TAR COMPOUND for my cold and find it great.” Insist upon the genuine. Refuse substitutes. 7 Adv. pe ee CREAM FOR ESKIMOS :, Montreal, Dec. 15.—Ice cream Cawill bets gcet~ty the Eskimos. [Senate Body one. | * i stilled. | * to the House cham- | * Specially freighted ice cream is to be shipped into the far north coun- try for the natives’ consumption in the near future. All flavors of eream will be included in the ship- ment. INDIANS MAY — GET BIG SUMS FOR FORESTS Favors Minne- sota Tribe’s Claims ~ Washington, Dee. 15—A favorable | Langdon Lee known as “The Duke of Chalk,” presents a novelty that jis out of the ordinary, he is one of [Vaudeville’s best. cartoonist and® |Ghalk talkers. Evans and Hoey in |All In Fun” will provide additional “Hpughter with their singing, dancing jand comedy offering. Miss Evans of- jfers many pretty costume changes {with special stage settings etc. The |pictures on the sereen will be Will Rogers in “Just Passing Thru,” Reels and Sportlight reel, | i i | | i is Supreme Court Justice Speak- er Before Lion Club | {Teport has been ordered by the Sen-/ ate Indian Affairs committee on the} {House bill conferring jurisdiction on court claims’ to determine the right S00 of the supreme court, who will | ysuat ability will make their appear- | of the Sioux Indians to the Ked| Pipestone Forest district of Minne- | sota. The committee also approved the ; House bill which would give the Chippewa Indians of. Minnesota $ 797,000 for land disposed of under the free homestead act. HONORS PAID TO MR. MHUGH Many Attend Funeral Serv-; ices For Veteran of Civil War A large number of pioneer resi- dents and other citizens, and sorrow ing relatives, gathered this morning St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral here, to y their final tribute to the mem- ory of Patrick McHugh, resident of smarek since , who died early turday morning. Solemn, simple rites were held, Father Slag officiat- ed. The body w escorted to the church by ex-service men of the American Legion, in recognition of the long military ree ceased in the Civil War and after it, A firing squad accompanied the body to its last resting place in St. 's cemetery, and fired the final} lute over the grave as the body s lowered. A bugler sounded taps, The casket was draped in the Stars ahd Stripes, a made Mr, Hugh, an intensely loyal citizen, be- fore his death. . Pallbearers. all old friends of the deceased, were James McGarvey, Pa- trick Kelly cob Horner, S._S. Clifford, .P. E, Byrne and John Do- Special Prices on Children’ Ss Coats, Fur trimmed and pret-: ty. Sarah Gold Shop. MORTIMER’S STORY STICKS Dec. 15.—Federal Judge Carpenter, today denicd motion in the y trial to strike the entire testimony of Elias . Mortlmars chief government wit- Chicago, George A. defense Negro o Named Team Captain Brookings, S, D., Dec. 15.—Seldom is a negro elected to the captaincy of an athletic team in a Northera college, but South Dakota State ketball men have elected Ross Ow- ens, Ft. Scott, Kansas, a negro, to lead their 19: floor team. Special Prices on Children’s Coats, Fur trimmed and pret- ty. Sarah Gold Shop. eR oY TESS EPS At The Movies | Pa os a THE ELTINGE Irene Rich has the part of Carol Drayton, the girl who finds herseii alone and penniless i world of her Voice and ambition, in “This Wo- man” taken from Howard Rockey’s novel which is being shown at the Eltinge theatre today and Tuesday. Others in the picture are Mare M Dermott, Creighton Hale, Louise Fa- zenda and Clara Bow. Pathe News and Mermaid comedy are other at- tractions on the program. THE CAPITOL Milton Sills, well known among the fans for his brilliant screen work in “The Honor System,” and Ethel Grey Terry, who will be remembered interpretations in “Kick Back” und oti hig films, are announced as headi an excellent cast in “Why Womer Re-Marry,” the picture announced as! a feature attraction ut the Czpitol Theatre, beginnine tonight. As “big hearted Dan Hannon, the | most lovable cop on the beu is said to age ‘|to first place i laborer of | dom. “Sills has years on the has never had o: dear him to the as the one in Marry.” “VAL DEVILLE Comedy predominates inthe cur-j rent vaudeville prograin that opens at the Palace Theatre, Mandan, to- morrow matinee and night. The Lin Foo Troupe, heads the program with a mystifying and entertaining offer- ing. This troupe is said to be one of the best of Chinse Wonder Work- ers assembled for a vaudeville tour. The other..act:. on the program are of unusually high caliber. Peddrick land DeVere in “Moments Artistic” are former musi comedy ‘artista who have # rate. vaudesiu., numoer. during his! i seceen, but d of the de-| Forbes- | Chief Justice Harrison A. Bron- retire soon.from the bench, talked ito members of the Lions club on! clu Ho. |law and the courts luncheon at the Grand Pac jtel. fie | The and rules of law were d by Judge Bron- ! son, who d the difference between civil law and common law; the workings of the different courts, and especi: court of North Dakota. Judge Bron- son took a typical damage suit and traced it through the \procedure. He explained that the | supreme court of North Dakota had ithree major divisions-—-original j lisdiction in some classes of as decreed by the supreme supervisory powers ov and appellate jurisdi preme court, he said, was the guar- or, next to the Constitution, of the individual rights and freedom jand property of the people. | Lion A. H. Yoder, professor in the ‘University of North Dakota, and W. N. Harris of Turtle Lake, member of the Depositors Guaranty Commission, were guests. Dr. F. B. ‘auss was received as a new mem- purts $u1, 000 PAID FOR 160 ACRES . D., Dec, 15.~-A land ‘the return to normal soil was completed «| when John A. Berg strand of Iowa bought the Huston} quarter section a half mile east of Carrington, {sale that show: [the price in cash. He bought from Joseph Wallace, of Eldora, lowa, the owner. Mr. Bergstrand, who moved as been looking for land bargains nee, will move onto the farm Janu- same farm was sold during the boom at $85 an acre to Carl Nerem, who moved back to Minne- | sota last fall, Too Late To ‘Classify LET ME dress your Christmas doll. 8.) 2-114 FOR SALE—A re at Rudur Furniture Exchange. 12-15-1w Gini Gay arisedae qe cay aie months and cost $400.00. Good bankabie paper a used car might be cons Call at 800 Main St. Bismarck, N. Dak. 12-15-tf Shoice Canary imported German Rollers, Cages, Seeds, Tonic, Treat, etc. Jacob Bull, Box 728, Dickinson, N. D. 12-15-1m FOR SALE. singers, LADIES WANTED—To do perience unnecessary, write for particulars, Embo Process & En- gravers, Room 514 Hartford Build ing, Chicago, Ill. 12-15-3t WANTED—Position, general office work. Have had banking expe ence. References furnished, dress No. 891 care Tribune. 12-15-3t WANTED—Experienced maid general housework. Call after 6 p.m. Mrs. H. W. Taylor, 824 Main St. for FOR RENT-—Warm ~ steam apartments two or three rooms furnished or unfurnished. The Laurain Apts. B. F. Flanagan, 12-15-lw heated | MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN i Dee, 15.--Wheat re. Cash No, 1 northern No. 1 dark northern spring, choice to $1.90; good to choi lordinary to good 1 hard spring $1. 69 ‘to $1.77; y{to $1.81; December $1.62; Corn No. 3 jouts No. . 89) 2 ions as furnish- ed by Van Horn & Ritterbush. Bids : opened on Friday, December t 3 o'clock. p.m. at First anty Bank. Privilege reserved Jeet any or all bids. By Order of Board of Education. RICHARD PEWARDEN, Clerk, | 12-10-11-12-1 ANNUAL MEETING ‘The regular annual meeting of the Stockholders ‘of the First National ank of Bismarck for the election of directors for the ensuing year will be.held at the bank between the hours of 1 and’2 o'clock p. m. Tues- day, Jan. 12, 1925. €. B, LITTLE, President. 12-8-15-22-29 Unusual novelties for |Xmas gifts, Sarah Gold-Shop. | 16-17 News | BRONSON TELLS. OF COURTS, LAW ly that of the supreme | ious court | Fund | town at $11,000, paying nearly all of | here two or three months ago and { home work, spare or full time, ex-j Ad-! 536-J | ceipts 439 ears compared to 239 ears | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE moderate admission charge will made. 7 program is --Sell Admiral—Overture. Swilin’ Thru-- Henry Halver- with Band accompaniment. Elizabeth—March. Juvenile Band ‘FINE PROGRAM | TOBE GIVEN — | THURSDAY | | The Goblins- 6 ! | Miss McClure, Miss Lesher Public Schools Will Present) Miss Baldwin, Miss Jones. i s ‘ Leod’s Boys. Artists For the Public at Auditorium follo ypsy Trail (In Costume) Junior High School Glee Club. Annie Laurie—Fantasia—Lake. Sidney Rigler ist Cornet. Joyce Moule—2nd Cornet. A Christmas Chime—A Comedy in One Act. The Junior Playmakers. To a Wild Rose—MacDowell. Twilight—Rubinstein. Old Folks at Home—Foster. High School Girls’ Glee Club. On Parade-—-March—Zam Mignonette—Overture — mann. Autumnal Days—Waltz—Valen- sin. High School Orchestra, America—Ensemble. PLAN ONE- ACT COMEDY | An entertaining and varied gram will be offered at the city | Auditorium on Thursday night of | ‘this week in the public school. pre- ution for the benefit of the, \simnb fund: Several’ artizts (ob un | pro- | nik. u- for the first time. instrumental music, cLeod’s —b ” and the Junior Play- ance in public A quartet composed of [mec lure, Baldwin, Lesher and Jone will sing two numbers. They hav been so highly praised for their | |singing before small groups that |they have been requested many times to appear in public, and will make their appearance for the first ‘time at the public school program. The patrons of the schools will have an opportunity to see and hear {the high school girls’ glee club, high ool orchestra and Juvenile Band. rhe Junior High School » Club, | n organization which has won high | | praise, will appear in ume. The | - | Junior Playmakers, the school’s thespian organ will present “A Christmas Chime,” a comedy in one act. | Preparations for the program have |been under way for sometime, and |a finished presentation is promised. CONSTIPATION OVERCOME The use of FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS will bring speedy relief ‘om constipation if taken promptly. y are purely vegetable and act on the liver, Mr. John D, McComb, Lu- ‘as Co, Home, Toledo, Ohio, writes: 2 used Foley CATHARTIC TAB- LETS in severe cases of constipation to which I am subject and found them beneficial.” FOLEY CATHAR- TIC TABLETS are easy to take ¢ no unpleasant after effects. Try them, —Adv FERTILIZER ‘applied now. Order : yours today. Wachter Transfer Co. JOINT - EASE | for Creaky Joints Just rub on the new application called Joint-Kase if you want y what real joint comfort is. Supreme Among j for stiff, swollen, y pain-tor- | Se | tured Joints whether ius He | Gems | umatism or not, The Diamond | A few seconds’ rubbing and it ‘right in through skin and flesh right | I doen Cobticarcentaannlbene! It oils up and limbers up the j subdues the inflammation and duces the swelling. Joint-Eas ithe one g remedy for all joint troubles and All druggists are dis- pensing it daily—a tube for 60 cen Always remember, when Joint-E gets in joint azony gets out—quicl Mail orders filled, cash or C, 0. D. Pope Laboratories, Hallowell, Maine. ~-Adv, ~ ky en KNOWLES tHe JEWELER BISMARCK.N.DAK DIAMONDS "JEWELRY the Better buy from a store KNOWL jewelry than to wish you had. to re. We are showing the most beautiful lot of loose monds, and ciamond set jew- elry this year this house has ever shown, our Platinum and white gold pieces are readily ognized by the fine color of the diamonds und the fine lacy designs of the mountings. In wrist watches we have standard make in both Swiss and American makes, and at prices from $15.00 to $380.00, we will ‘be pleased to explain to you why our Sv wrist watches are su- perior to most other ma F. A. KNOWLES Jeweler - Bismarck. OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO. 107 5th St. Phone 428 iifts in a Knowles box do not bear the imprint of a bargain sale.” DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Consultation Free \] Lucas Bik. Bismarck, N. D. Store open evenings till Christmas, STORAGE car storage. Call us your car and take care of your j We still have some room for | up and we will call for y battery. Dead Storage Live Storage We overhaul and repair all makes of cars. Work Guarantecd. a OLSON BROS. GARAGE Phone 925-W 202 Fourth Street Phone 187 Phone 187 Phone 187 We have opened up a used Car market and will buy, sel oy trade any make of Car. The following cars are in first ci very low: One REO ‘Touring Car wi FORD ROADSTER with a winter top. We thave with us MR. DENNIS, who specializes hauling cars, retoping them or fitting side curtains models speedsters. He is {RISH sure enough but also an ex- pert mechanic and his work ia very satisfactory. 1 Oall 187 far Service the next time you run out Ph gas, have a ‘blow out or ‘break down. Our FREE SERVICE includes the foliowing: cvained and free inspection, made of all oiled parts. Batter Radiator and Tires teste. We will deliver Gagoline, Tires. Tubes, Accessories or tow you in from any place within ‘the City Limits without Extra charge. Have your car greased and oiled up this winter. Qur rates are reasonable and we can call for and deliver your car the same day. If you cnly want‘ to buy a used tire now, see us, we have the following size: Five 30x3%@ Straight side cords; Two i 81x4 Straight sive cords; Five 32x4 Straight side cords. LOCKWOOD ACCESSORY COMPANY 800 MAIN STREET. Phone 187 condition and priced 1 all new tires. One in ove: * crank case Phone 187 Phone 187 Lawn fertilizer should be ! | | | | RALSTON ASKS DEMOCRATS TO RALLY AGAIN i Declares Party Can be Killed From Within But Can’t Be From Without 15. United Chicago, Dee. M. R Senator nuel diana, who withdrew hi the Democratic national convention in New York last July at a time when he appeared fay in the lead for the presidential nomination, in a public statement here called on States on of In- mime from What Every Woman Knows! “WHY WOMEN RE-MARRY” Starring MILTON SILLS Commencing Tonight CAPITOL THEATRE 2:30 Matinee Every Day. At TONIGHT MONDAY and TUESDAY IRENE RICH MARC McDEROMTT CREIGHTON HALE “THIS WOMAN” PATHE NEWS MERMAID COMEDY PALACE MANDAN TUES, DEC. 16 MATINEE 4:10 P. M: NIGHT AT 7:30-9:2 VAUDEVILLE THE Ling Foo Troupe Chinese Wonder Workers Peddrick and > DeVere Moments Artistic Landon Lee “The Duke of Chalk” Evans and Hoey Musical Comedy— Singers and Dancers PICTURES WILL ROGERS JUST PASSING THRU’ News Reels Comedy Reels PAGE: THREE. HOSRA pre tsey ae merece anna. jay 'Democratts to “pull themselves | party can be crippled from within, jtogether, marshal their forces,” and | but it cannot be killed, even trom 'y on. within. Senator Ralston came to the city| “When the rule of democracy fail to speak before the annual banquet |in this country chaos in the a‘fai Jof the Indiana Society of Chicago. | of government will, in my judp:n |He called for new leadership’ in the | soon prevail everywhere; and it jranks of Democracy. my sincere belief that the lifer: “As to the future force of American democracy h jeratic party,” he said, source in the basic principles of doubt, It will live. Democratic party; and. while th; “It will live, not because of many | may be blurred for a time, they ¢ of its present, socalled leaders, but|not be extinguished and our ssov- jin spite of them. If they were all ernment remain virile. {to meet and unitedly resolve that the “It is therefore the patriotic dui of Jefferson, of Jackson, of |of Democrats the country over and and of Wilson should! pull themselves together and n cease to be, their resolution would | shal their forces, for the party wi add strength and hope to that party. | where prevailing wrongs are uproo: “I can see that the Democratic 'ed, be just to all the people.” of the Demo- “I have no OVERCOATS Lamb lined or Sheep lined $25 $35 Silk Quilted Lining Blue Melton Shell $50 Plaid Back Overcoats $30 $35 $40 Quality - Style - Economy BERGESON’S sei 4 Satisfied Students Our Best Advertisement You too, will be satisfied if you attend the MANDAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Expert instruction—Modern equipment; Courteous treatment. Write for Catalogue and list of satisfied tudeilts. If you are in doubt which school to attend— visit us and solve your problem. It will cost you no more to attend with us. Mandan Business College 2nd floor Cummins Bldg. MANDAN, N. D. “The School That Trains and Treats You Right” LOGAN’ “We Thank You” “XMAS BOXES” Why not let us fix up a box of fancy or plain groceries for a gift? We will make it look attractive and will include any- thing that you like with it. “PACKAGES” Bring in your packages any time this week and we will gladly wrap them! in holly paper for you. SUGGSETIONS Box Stuffed Figs Box Glazed Fruits Box Candy Box Marshmallows Cluster Raisins Imported or Domestic Spiced Pate, or Mince Meat. “CRANBERRIES” We were fortunate in securing some be- fore the big advance. You are the winner. XMAS NUTS AND CANDIES We mix the nuts from our own supply so we know they are all fresh. Our mixed candies are made fresh in the Barker Baking & Candy Kitchen assuring you of high grade materials. “After We Sell We Serve” All Phones 211 118-8rd St. Last Delivery, Saturday 4:30. Other week days 4:00. : Close 8 p. m. saan