The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1925, Page 2

PAW Wen ‘PAGE TWO GIRLSLAYER | BNJOYS REST Mental to, Prove “Jazz Baby” Insane Experts Prepare (By The San Frane Filingson, se cide, tod: from the ny ciated Pre April 4 een r old enj train of which she THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SOLONS BOAST OF FINE WINE less Sitting Bull's first. “We pushed open the door of Sit- ‘ting Bull’s cabin and found him ilying in bed. I said, ‘Sitting Bull, j1 have come after you today and I warriors fired ‘am going to take you bavk.’ He did [not answer. I held him while the | other police dressed him, \ hile we were in the cabin, Sit- ' ting Bull’s son, who was deaf and ‘dumb, ran through the village awak- ‘ening the men. I kept hold of § ‘tine Bull. I had him by the col Sitting Bull struggled but we push- ed him through the .door. Sitting Bull’s men were ig for us out- ‘side. 1 kept pu him around in ront of me so they could not hit me <| Burleizh County Cow Testing Asso- ee | out soon the battle was over and we went away. “Bull Head did not shoot Sitting | Bull. He was fifty yards away when |] killed the medicine man.” | MILK TESTER. STARTS WORK IN COUNTY Howard E, Balk, tester for the work was ciation, has started testing |over the county. Mr. Balk | gradu: from th 5 | of Agriculture in 1923 | took post-graduate work sehool. There ave 14 herds under his :di- ‘|lower taxes, chosen vice-president of the organi-| dation, while Miss ‘Eula Nyhouse of} Davenport, Iowa, was elected under- | graduate representative. A budget of $600 has been raised for the maintenance of the Univer sity Y. W. C. A. for the coming i this being the largest sum th ganization has so far had as a ing basis, Mrs. H. E. Simp ‘again be named part time s y on the campus, according to official report. : A vote for Harry Thomp- son April 7 means a vote for efficiency and! economy in City Government.! \ Bismarck Furniture Company 219 Main St. We build glass enclosures for all cars, Prices vary from $110.00 to $200.00. A nice neat enclosure for a 23-25 Ford priced at $33.00. A good grade rubber top for a Ford touring at $5.95. We are authorized Rex dealers also. Y \ ! SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925 — Phone 649 \ rection in the county and he will herd once each month.| signal tb k is tested for butter fat and | thin 100| the cost of ing each cow . is anal ke s re not producing y re eliminated. h clubs or shoot. Whi That was a e were more ing Bull's village ds us. About 40 ut the edge of he police had white| tied around — their would not shoot, each rule on th from bw morning, psyc retained for ‘her ww plung to pre Jacking: in nor —- tion of ¢ Two Bismarck Girls Elected Officers of Y.W.C.A. Grand Forks, N: D., April 4.—Two B girls were elected officers versity of North Dakota ction held Tues- Charlotte Lo- s unanimously iss Helen handkerchiefs pauses “One of Sitting Bull's men fired t. ‘The shot struck Bull Head Bull He ot before he fell. I loose of Bull’s qollar side and then A man ran at me with I shot him. Another man fran a me and I knocked him | down my gun, There was much |‘! shooting. I went to where Bull] )- |Head was lying and got his rifle. jotted Calf ran to Sitting Bull and | |was going to stab him but he was | shot_down. “There was fighting every place| ~ Donse BrotTHers COACH A popular and attractive addition to Dodge Brothers line of motor cars. | firs | but let ed to the | he had ddietion to, pends today in the FOR TEN YEARS DEPENDABLE M. B. Gilman Comments on Motor Car Dependability | =. rs RED TOMAHAWK ON WAR PATH WHEN INDIANS DECLARE HE ~ DID NOT KILL SITTING BULL n es hi * county j (left), and Ben Gettelman, Milwaukee informed the world that they and the and beer in their homes. at's more, raw » to come to their home a Miss Bismarck, now ’ Every coach convenience is provided: unfet- tered vision on all sides, an intimate yet roomy interior, easy handling in traffic, protection for children against open rear doors, modish hard- ware and finish, balloon tires and smart whip- cord upholstery. 7 Built on Dodge Brothers sturdy chassis, the Coach will deliver years of dependable service “at a very moderate annual cost. It is available both in the Standard and com- pletely equipped Special types, $1095 f. 0. b. Detroit — $1275.00 delivered me, rs. 1 Fedevs1 prohib kes wine with a k nator. aid to 1 werds expt ment pf an ideal con minds of the founders dé, uttain- | | ; Tapia | While othe Sh {Famous Old Dakota Warrior | down the old medicine Tells Story of Battle in} .7h¢ hatte in which Which Great Medicine Man Was Slain — Denies Bull Head or Shave Head Fired |' Shots Into Body of Man ment. when it nd newspapers sug used public tion on one ic characteristic re than any oth » which Dod: 1 River. M. BH. GILMAN Ca. 212 MAIN STREET BISMARCK PHONE 6048 ernment Sitting Bull s ordered inue the rites qd when n police were r antly | ning the | Red Tomahawk, celebrated Dakota Indian who killed whose profile is. th ! : Ind ordered to arrest him. Red Toma told the story of | yy through an in- the mater heat treatment: | the machining and as-| and_ inspections. “The four-cylinder, L-head type of engine was selected’ bec always been known, over ind free from need of re- adjustments. y b that Red n the killing of aroused the ire o nd he came to Bismarek 3 nied by a number of from the Ri tion, te tell in the part he played in the t famous It’s Spting—and all outdoors awaits Oldsmobile’s six-cylinder Sport Tour- ing! Only $1015—with General Motors’ easy-payment plan, too! L- Head engine—Duco finish—Balloon. Tires—Bumpers, Trunk, Disc Wheels, Motometer — fittings galore. See it! DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO. Phone 428 iods ndable or me, F about 4 a. m. and went quietly Sitting Bull’s cabin, ‘The agent told us to go in while Sitting Bull's men were asleep and not to shoot un- ed by d that last showed against a automobile in- lo: of by the dustry as a whole. “Dependability of the chassis is the result of a well balanced design of which Dod ft an outstanding and and in smooth ir Bull wer hawk, who w made when Red 1 \ |; Our Optical Service “The Best in the West.” |! F. A. KNOWLES Jewelers 2 Optometrists Bismarck All units designed, t d to work togeth Jination—aone developed a expense of ot b “The well vn policy of con stant development of a basic design ; us contrasted with the productio «chief obiector | ly different annual mo granting of the pension is the son of -the buyer complete assurance} Bull Head who father and pbedenentiability.« .B ve] not Tomahawk fatal shots, || coe STRENGTH was built it has be by, refinement of de The Chevrolet chassis possesses great strength and durability because of these quality features— CHASSIS FEATURES Powerful valve-in- Semi-floating rear head motor axle—banjo «type Fully enclosed dry housing 2 disc clutch Large 11" brakes— automatic equalizer Five sturdy steel crosg members Long semi-elliptic springs Vacuum fuel feed~ 107-5th St. OLDSMOBILE his since fired the s Motor Car ade better ioe ample e building ability.” ba Easter Vacation Next Week at “U” Grand Fi proximatel turn. to Bisn next week, poliey enduring depend- 6 D., April 4 y student: Ap- will re- en wee 2B wha Selective 3-speed transmission Semi-reversible steer- ing gear Deep channel steel Another Favorite Story Spoiled A coach you will be proud: to drive— til April 16, Students who, without excuse, from any classes y prece or following, vacation, will be denied semester examination in the subje iss and must take condition ARTIST. PAI Berlin, April 4.—Considerable com- “ment has been aroused over a new c ¢ painting by Richard Huber entitled “God.” The painting seems to be of a green-bodied fish with the head of a dog. Because of its blas- phemy, Huber has been arrested and is waiting trial, are the day for Economical Transportation ana ee A Some automobile salesmen whose business ethics are not 100%, have been in the habit of explain- ing the wonderful power developed by the little Chrysler motor by saying that the engine had to turn over at an abnormally high speed to secure these results.. We give below figures taken from a published list showing the speed of most of the best known automobile motors when driven at thirty miles an hour on the road. NAME Essex .. Overland Moon 40. Oldsmobile Velie . Star wee RPM. slowly wi 1714 1659 . - 1659 . 1659 1637 Touring— $525 Roadster— $525 Coupe— °715 Py ; Coach— 0735 Rickenbacker 6. Sedan— °825 Willys-Knight 6 *425 . Buick Standard. Cleveland .... Hupmobile 4.. Nash Special 6 MAXWELL .. CHRYSLER ... Stutz. 3.2.2 Oakland .... Dodge Cadillae .. Paige . Buick Master 6. Reo ....... “Coach—*1215 ... If you have only admired the Oakland Coach.from the street, come wee in by all means and give jt a real, careful inspection. Then hg will understand why everyone is talking about it. # = Notice big, wide doors, roomy Fisher Body, its comfort, luxury, beauty. Pag eae would be proud to drive it, proud to exhibit it to “his friends. We know you cannot approach its quality, comfort and completeness at anywhere near its price. = = Four- wheel ‘brakes, centralized controls, one-piece V. V. windshield are just a few of its ‘many outstan ing features, =~ = But come in. See it—learn sue how easy it is to purchase an Oakland Six on the Jiberal General Motors Time Payment Plan. STAIR MOTOR COMPANY “WINNING AND tan Commercial Chace ; Pricesf.o.b. Flint, Michigan CORWIN MOTOR CO. 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