The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1924, Page 3

d « uf Actress Seeks ( ¢ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1924 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WILL OPEN American Diva | | Voted Membership itlieseaaaly In) Royal aE Golden Rule “Establishes | ieee i . t Store Here : ‘ H} The Golden Rule store, a new in | i ‘stitution for Bismarck, will open its i doors to the public tomorrow, in the : Eppinger block on Main street, be 4 tween Third and Fourth stree ; » The local store is one of 92 in the | chain of the Golden Rule Buye sociation of Livingston, Mor A warehouse is maintained « mgs: ton and 92 stores are operated by the organizati . Wyoming. Oregon, South Dakota, liiho and Ne-| braska, The Bismarck store is the first in North Dakota. i A. J. M. McCracken, a member of the firm, was in Bis today to aid Lloyd Anderson Boz Montana, in making arrange: ments for the opening. Mr, Ander- son will be loc ager, | The store w lize in shoes, underwear, hos and ready-to-| i Wear. { p of final ma ry SLUSH FUND PROBE ENDS Washington, De: campaign fund short work today a “million dollar Repub slush fund,” purported to have been hand led through four western banks. Findi®: no evidence to sup- | port the story, the committ up the trial after a brief hes THREE NAMED AS CAPTAINS . OF GRID TEA 16. The Senate committee 1 reserve Sioux City p the Royal Academy Phiiharmoni a deadle musically in’ all ¢ nevis Hievonly ity High School will have een’ won! threuglt| vocal rablier all captains next y ability three are § el, tackle chosen for the me Sioux ai ieicievi andlnecandity: City High has nine games on_ it: 4 schedule for 1925, so that each ot COMPETITIV BUILDING IS NOT FA the captains will be in command for | three of the contests. ES HE RE rle of Bisn To Divorce Her | ;.; uiem high 4 . %¢ vuild- Third Spouse oeck Theses a eariten ldied of pneumon Los Dee Angeles, 16.—Pauline a pinion Frederick, act of the stage and ay, naa 1 een, has filed suit for divorce Teac eriean inst her third husband, Dr. |"! 9S" wpoint : for a ¢ harles Rutherfor attle, the Los vot § Times for Angeles TE i s WILL rense today. if Ras t ang st | SON. | Though filed in > Superior Court] AN ADDRESS Sei SM GTaee ed See aes here September 27 last, the actress- te linen { anumainael Ihe Slane a 7 es’ complaint remained unnoticed, Miss Minnie TNMSORIAG CARRIERS) Melina in ietine neces a FERTILIZER i until yesterday, The Times explains, ,¢?intendent, wi EAVY BURDEN OF TAXATION || EMS NS Gane a8 RS Lawn fertilizer should be! being recorded 2s the case of Bea- Haein Gt c. 16. ria, like oth-/ ea $100,000 American i Order yours; - : 4 7 k's applied now. rder yours{ trice Rutherford vs. Charles Ruth- school, Th 5 paying | Dene i = 1 | » she wil yoys aieati ae aenuche {today. Wachter Transfer Co. erford. | See Sane 1 obligations, | witnesse Rae ttecEe | tod: BY We i = = | avai " ie erate |Lape, who was associated with the Comptroller of | men A reside he publish-| award, refused to answer ing busine years, recently ‘CIVIL WAR IN BY P ‘em CHINA TO END RACE PACT Abandonment of Further Re- sistance Agreed To By Yangtze River Province Shanghai, of civil months of f sured tod further wa ny, ‘chi The end r 1 China, after four ighting, was virtually as abandonment of to the regime of he Yangtze river n by, when stance military Governor SHE’S PROR COLLEGE AT 10 inee, and the report that Ge ul Chi preparing to follow. Han Kuo-chun, the Civil Governor) ytayaret Lee Wiley, 19, is a full- of this province, officially took over edi faculty member aulthe Cole the reigns of government at 10! y,, TeAnts Ge Texas, She o'clock. Y bone English and is recognized as ae th youngest college professor in all 3 DEAD IN FAMILY FIGHT VORED):.: Two Oth er s Suffering F opal Injuri © southwe i DICTMENT | S SUSTAINED| Feder a sustain Itimore Dee. 16, per tod the I timore, Md., Morris A. § » demurrer le | to the indictment charging | —— il publication of income — tax Vancouver, Wash., Dee, 16.—Three | returns persons are dead and two are suf’ United States Attorney Woodcock, ing from in jes us a result of handled the ease for the ern what police re was a family | mont, said the question o peal | quarrel over near here last, would be decided by the Department night. J. M shot and Kile | ot Justice at Washington ed his bride of five days and | four-year-old daughter, Lucille, TO APPEAL then shot and injured his wife Washington) Weer de —thesu, Sr | 12-year-old son, Jack, and her omiey Gib Galliniore willbe in year-old daughter, Minnie, after! ructed immediately to file an ap- which he shot and killed himself 9 : of Federal ficers were approaching to ar Tu saltimore Daily him. 1 ratte 8 COMMITTEES PARDONABLD " to smash your face in TO REPORT TO siete | CONGRESS SOON thing, that was your pardon, old man. My_ mise | (Continued from page one.) |twke.” Southern California Wam- | Senator Spencer, Missouri, a | jRepublican member of the commit- at | li, uli a minority — state- “CONTROL Dist | | It is po » that a final report | The foot-and-mouth dise is well | nie: dial suggestions will {under control in southeastern Texas, | held in abeyance pending ; he disease to date has \ court decisions on ‘the | cont ted to six herds containing a eat keys AS 0 animals and in additic : 1600 stray cattle rounded up It lessee of to answer committee m n the Cour apot Dome, who refused questions nembe submitted — by The case is now eals of the Dis- ‘opaganda Probe The investigation into charges of riet of Co Pr the use of aganda propounded mone: to influence Jegisla ation questions by the committee, — it Currency Named eon chow the corespondent how {he zljourned without” taking | Dallas, Tex., Dec, : ee auueneone Washington, Deel i--Soseph W. |, eadedeinetnan at d Se : MeIntosh of Tlinois, deputy comp- Meise MIRE Genie anole jean, Now Hampshire, the ehaitms troller of the curreney, was nomi- Jinks e Feceeniluvens hae cnt deciucuig both athe) ert nated by President Coolidge today; has tu tanasieeine aac irae lees UpRURIRtS Hea Danbes ‘ to be comptroller of currency, sue-' yeport a callie hay at thal ace in a anes a or Het eee as Se Piet tse pats tacricns or tener, |) (tbat ny fone = : in the sule of Texas lands, is de NDS RE IONS jcaltes ena mse woiiay hy BANDITS HELD ‘mined to have the hearings pressed . a about tw long as the aver-! Minneapolis, Dee.16.-Eight men, | forward during the short session. Grand Forks, Charles j age nine hole en between Heijeved to be responsible for 60) Exhaustive hearings were held dur Johnson, secretary of the North Da- 1,400 to 2,000 boys and girls tee off joldups here during the past two | ni NER NAeE heron taauiamieden graphed to Mrs. Samuel Gompers The combined attendance of the three | pessed to have taken part Shan liane resolutions of sympathy adopted by , municipal courses for grown ups WAS |areordine to Supt. of Volice Frank | The comm nittee investigating char- jges of spreading Russian propaganda ted States has ne nal report, and Ch the other members have decision as to form hearings. your clothes City Cleaners & hone 770. the executive board of the feder-} about 6,000 a month |W. Branskill. ation, | There is not much style on the ae lin the Uni ‘ -—— fchildren's course, and or club Ki ati w 1 For Sale| inti a Ate , SOT Celie oo9 or Sa ' ai , Class \No ade fo aying, but} aoe & e i FOR SALE—Choice Ginns, singers, '*kind cents Reiis ceaul! Tribune Co. jeto nei the imported German Rollers, Cages,| : -—- Seti, Tonic, Treats ete, Jassb| BABY WITH PARENTS ON PLIGHT tha ” ie son, 1m. FOR SALE--Breakfast set inelud nes ie for Xm table and four chairs, gas stove, pasine 5 iE bed, springs, new matt iron- ing board, garbage can and | y - writer, 417 6th St. Phone 65 12-16-tf LET ME dress your Christmas doll Call SBR, 12-16-3t F IRE 1 ESCAPES Bids are requested to supply and install two iron fire eseapes at the Win. Moore school according — to plans and specifications as furnish- ed by Van Horn & Ritterbush. Bids to be opened on Friday, December 1Wth at 3 o'clock p.m. at First Privilege reserved to reject uny or all bids. By Order of Board of Education. RICHARD PEWARDEN, 12-10- ner 1216-16-17 FERTILIZER Lawn fertilizer should be applied now. Order yours today, Wachter Transfer Co. MANY “DAKOTANS” WORK IN MINOT When the banks and business houses of Minot, N. D., need efficient office help, they send to Dakota Business “College, Fargo. | L. J. Hanson, now with the Union National Bank, is the 37th “Dekotan’’recently sent to Minot. Beda Erickson is the second D. B. C. pupi: to go to the First Na- tional Bank, Tower City. _C. S. Melton recently went to the First National Bank of McClusky. 227 “‘Dakotans’’ have become bank executives, Watch each week and ‘Follow the SucceSSful.”” pr gin Jan. 1. Write F. L. Watkins, Pres,, 806 Front St., Fargo, ses (seen here in her mother’s arms) is rents in their flight to escape wrrest for i ie at, and Mildred Arnold; are_wanted in Kan- y the slaying of Lawrence I, Hatfield, a Pinkerton detective,’ But polic do uot think the couple on account of the baby day cvade capture very long Yay © \ | COLDS. | Break a Pat | Pape’s Cold Compound” | ee e two tablets ) three tows|Fresh Dressed Lake| eae three ones et | Te ft"! Superior Herring. | Cold Right Up with BON. Optometry. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted ‘AM BROTHERS and | dry- ; cleaned, pressed and repaired ond and third n pastures exposed to the plague. | | HEATED CAR STORAGE | e delivery service. Top; ‘floor bank of North Dakota.) Phene {88-W. 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WEBB BROTHERS “MERC: Saal The new pumps just received ; for Dress, Stree or Business wear; are of finest grade Calf, Kid, Patent leather, Suede and Satins in-many clever and delightful models. SATIN PUMPS The popular side gore with Junior heel, the beaded strap with Louis heel and the one and three strep Satins with French heels are ail equally attractive. Send her a pair as a Christmas Gift. $7.00 to $11.00 TAN PUMPS Exhibiting the new mode, with the New Spik heel or Junior French heel on a one strap pump for Street or Business wear. Also a Military heel pump w a ‘i eather Buckle in the popular fan color. $8.00 and $9.50 PATENT LEATHERS Plain Patterns with Cuban, Spanish or the new Spike heel combined with best grade of patent leathers. $7.00 to $10.00 HW COLLEGE OXFORD _ . Ai new Tan Calfskin Oxford with an 8/8 built up heel, fancy stitched with square bri eye- lets. 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