The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1925, Page 3

“ | “THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1925 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THREE llthose violati © federal statutes! InnDnanU “ hich to raise the little ones, And,| Chimpanzees have been known to] The sugar crop of the world will! ‘italy has decided’ to opeiate all H D Veda eee te ee AD BODY they did, not just one family or 0,| place four boxes on top of each| be 14 per cent greater this year than|the telephone systems of the coun- | Thousands of complaints have come but literally hundreds of them. These | other to reach a desired object. last, according to official estimates.}try as a government monopoly. rodent WEBB BROTHERS j to the off tmaster build their entrances under | ‘“Merchandise of Merit Only” eof the pi or | 1 | trom parents and assogiations ask- i} E nd then tunnel up above wa-| 7 A ii Jing that the department augment it ter level to get a nice dry home for 3 jefforts to protect children from ob- | the growing family, Tests revealed seene literature and picture | that some of the homes were over HEAT PRI CROP 0 TLOOK The close surveillance exercised | ON MUSKRATS five feet deep and that a five fgot [over the character of matter pas: pole would not hit the side-walls. Voiles, Suitings, Tissues, ¢.), . | throug the mails, officials believe, Use Poison ‘ MAKE GAINS has aifected a material decrease in ar |, Atter, tnsuctessfully.,.teying to : rq] | Pornographic matter. Federal courts | a 8} ane igh-| cope with the rodents by filling in Other States in Central)! {Rodents Undermining Hig y >) ° RBC 3) Linenes have discouraged the efforts of such the homes, the engineering staff In All the Gay Colors West Suffer From Lack jae alers by upholding the post office] way and Making it Dan- learned that calcium cyanide might solve the problem. This is a very ‘ ‘ ' ‘ partment in each instance where | eee ‘ New Upturns in Grain Follow of Moisture [rulings excluding obscene matter} gerous For Traffic poisonous gas in powder form whic _ |from the mails has been challe volatilizes readily and yet so heavy Set Back at Start Foreign dealers, especial as to cling to the ground. After sp the war and the return of Amer drilling a hole with a crowbar, it is Agent. oidiers from Europe, have heen ai into it with duster, covered j tis ende r to dispose o irt and then left | If_you should ask the average man|tive in endeavoring to dispose of d dirt and | click today quickly followed a set} yen tect today mato Si heltheir products iti this country. In rats their eternal sleep. atone tenia ectai,| has on his mind in the main he will | Mhy instances foreign consignments tyeqted about a mi yult_be dangerous to se, it in | ire of Licbinaca "MUStRTIORe Rta U REL tell vouTTIENt away (thal ib im lie) are Interception at Custon) houses. The} Gf Napoleon and i an ather place then jai a) ae seqeccke: uedeed moasteeday |Crobe— thei condition) eid) what core) auc os | tese otendors olns Veen st yee. | 1b 4 sented by this particular stretch tect the; advance) jscured syonreruey Von ieluawilllw He feels this | crippled by the postal authorities re- | Jury for ov the highway, and it must be hand!ed | oe eee Lea ae Ee simply beeause he knows that| turning to senders letters addressed | oy carefully, otherwise it might get | vithstanding the course Liv- : jrats mining: and co Lerner be ° ie it he 5) ea a ary, his profits and his forth-| jthe maintenane squad of the bigh-| See © e Haden st dl ey aa prosperity will be tied up! way tore iitig in |ARrly, to) nredisu geetalny sucea bet ion Of UntAvorKBle “domestic eomde we the ition, No crops liiveowere apots. of The | the Hoxie Hac iy bape tions whieh outweighed the influ- s, and if is ¢ rodents appeared to be getting the] Tit oy NAG, ooee a ener G \& once of qworll supply ands aenantl he is fairly s of though the state | as pa 9! Sel nee of world supply and de | het dion ow che ‘00.00 in one year|1¥ $5,000.00 thus fur to keep it in War on muskrats which have undermining the road and mi | dangerous for ffie is just one of | the incidental j way commission. Former man and Press (By Tho Associated Press) | | Chicago, June 4-—New upturns in | Zz in and the 1 5s as we | quainting those attempting to import ener Cl upper hand eve Bra “had spent over r responsibilit e sc aa filet is nas ie Kanes! payroll. So it will appeal to the LE TGNTELSE CERREWE, \to counteract their mischievous Frain aueeen ta EES Heme eee Dainty voiles in pastel shades with I closed unchanged to 1 7-8e lower,| (US'hees. man Se Hah ye ‘The numerous small n , ae brea vactnenenee Naulion) eer TRL hemstitching ; coat dresses in attrac | wm July $1.63 1-2, to $1.64 and Septem- Eu UE Ra TEs SRA Reehad a ng for their popularity on the |)", ioutherhien ROBS 30 HOMES IN WEEK tive suitings for street wear; tissues {s bers 1-4 to 1-2 were followed bY! Gi racition to tell its own story, phic erial in them, poison gas| Berlin, June 4A man arrested trimmed with embroidery or lace for a rise which carried July to $1.67 and September to $1.63, r the end of the day increased ree of continual com {the exclusion of many of them from “| the mails curtails to a considerable after the evil | here charged with breaking into any ocoasions. t the unusually 30 houses in a week. many ocoasions. A’ low price of : le offers a remarkable unity to fill your needs During the, past four weeks I | travelled all 0 I hav {squad and twith a renewed vigor. “l No Joke 1 = cnypiolve oe ‘ing ial South Delta extent their wide d_cireulation.! ange may wi Wan ieoeNeE z et aye rca eh TEeeena Dei ae It is very easy to guess. Any man| These publications bh Been TESIONS Mio okey ton ho was sud- SKINNY MEN | niet lan Koth touched the high.|c’" do that, I've tried to avoid thle for i te work of the! dently tet dl p hole we eee Deciite aanaeet ne Wheat | suessing. In making this trip 1 Host offic ie Gist s et igre in what looked like a perfectly good pedo Heh Le ee eee T have had splendid opportunities to] The m tines when excluded from! and sound highway and had to § Gain 5 Pounds in 30 Days or ed strong 26¢ to de higher) vot at the facts. I have heen travel-| the mails find their way to newstands | for a team to pull him out. u er weir horses penetrating Get Your Money Back ing with a circus. I am their press| through other channels. lviders found % to $ ¢ e . to find out Ja soft spot now and then, Had con-} 4), ‘ 2S x octors and — good pharmacists to about crop condit the boss) NEW MEMORIAL j ditions continued, it plo that | giow that God Liver Oil is full of CHICAGO PRODUCE of the show, Being an old newspa 4 aN ja casualty might have resulted and] vita, that make flesh, create (By The Associated Pr per man that has not been very hard] BUILDING TO) | perhaps ‘even forced the abandon-| appetite, builds up the power to re- road| sist disease and puts good golid flesh on shinny men and women, But it’s horrible tasting stuff and every day fewer people are taking it, for doctors are prescribing and peo- ple are fast learning that they can end entrance! get hotter results with Me Cod for to the cit ‘To make it perfectly] Liver Oil Compound Tablets, which ife and rat proof, it was elevated] Finneys Drug Store, Ci Drug © high water level and[ Store and Lenharts Drug Store and One| drurcists all over the country are having a tremendous demand for. One woman gained 10 pounds in day: and if any skinny man or wom- an can't put on 6 pounds in 30 days, slow in| ‘your druggists will gladly refund r,| to do. ip ONT roxl ment of the highway. Th “Pee Nave talked with nyndreds of} BE OPEN SUNDAYS which was built about four-y farmers, visited hundreds of fields, —-- d traveled thousands of miles and it would be my guess that we are] _| going to have a very good crop. In North Dakota I find the best outlook! to the public on of all the states. It t Chicago, Butter aT jruns westward from The new $500,000 Liberty Memorial) verses a ipeiotan and thornton 1) for about three quarters of a mile ciety and Museum will be FUcOTRRRE SARE ORUT eto Al seconds tter here| first time, th Dakota or Ne- | announ had more rain,| tary of and better farming. It is an a | Commerc ut your wheat field a week ahead of South Dakota rig at the present time. The stalk i onger, the plant more — perfeetiy| pan dull, formed and the roots 5 to 325] more vigorous and spread over a) mseum and building top| much larger area mer months. . 11,000, choice grade] In South Dakota there has been aj The building will be open fron rlings steady to slow,|decided lack of mois In and} te > Free to Asthma and s m, each Sunday during H Fi S$ ff $11 to $11.50, Sheep,| around Mitchell and Yankton there} 2" Hho enrangomen ve: Heine jay ever outierers | : e Ic hag been a complete loss of the pas-| made especially tor people vf Soul | a oe Trial of Method That Anyone DR. R. S. ENGE other|tures while here and there fields of | Westen North Da 49 , ducks | five feet at not! yiprapped solidly on both sides. ociation expect can imagine with what glee E fforts of Lewis) ya Muskrat welcomed the POM cuue oe Ut ded them ¢ ty and oh ee bi thousand f j ment a pre place to build and get McCoy's, the ori- and genuine Cod viver Oil Tablets—60 tablets—6U tov during so much light lights packers in pound bute e Nothing on oats, barley and rye have been re-|°ire to make a Sunday auton (Can'Use WittoutDiscomfort Chiropractor plowed and the farmer ig going to] ‘Tip for the purpose of viewing the, or Loss of Time. Consultation Free BULANVaeeroploh cori. Mholeaine afl aluablovcelies jh museum, the einrmethod forthe controlopAsthe ss@ciated Press) the last day or two have helped out|"e” building, the Theodore Roose-| Na, Mathes oaie a aie Lucas Bik. Bismarck, N. D. velt cabin and the main building on the state capital grounds: The Historical society museum, which oceupies the third floor of the new memorial building, has an| tr Indian room which i aid to econ June Minneapolis} the wheat in that re Huron is flour, 16 to 20 cents higher i in better shape and Aberdeen in load lots family patents quoted at! fairly good shape but it is when you » to $9.10 a barrel in 98 pound) crocs the state border line that the cotton sacks. Shipment 32 a) GOI aaa) Uke rels. Bran § me whole situ ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK PCAONLESR Cie alae itontea tg] fudian relies in the " pig- | inial Opinii peepairatio i: ‘ Paul, June 4—(AP)—| heading out. It st well. There} tec went at “our exty ,eCattle receipts 1,800, fed steers a su Bean plenty of raltie andialleelapees uses in ; d 5 id all dithcult breathe f| South ings i s 7 rate- a 2 Dakota and the o ast in d all those terrible’ yearlings in light supply moderate-|there is no reason to doubt the] jr toot ey = PATE ly active, steady top mi equestrian bs . forthcoming yield.’ This is true off yore Ro, This free offer is too iunportant to neglect a SLED) medium wale tse! all of the state south of the North-| q0te, Ropsevelt PEER eae cone Guantty wall rapes bulk $9.00 to $10.00. Fat she-stock) ern Pacific. Over at New England | 4, fier er iene ceontaine | en do not pay | LAST TIMES TONIGHT sieagy. . lacross the river the crop is all that] sores of stuffed bird. and : s aia : Best fat cows $4.00 to $6.50. Heif-| could be-expected and at Dickinson! \nimals native to North. Dake ” THURSDAY ers largely § to $8.00. _ Canners it is just grand. There also is a large library main \ and cutters dull, $3.00 to $3.50. Bo-| “Boing with the Robbins Bros. cit-}tained by the society. | a on Sts., Buffalo, Ne ¥. logna bulls dull, $4.75 to $5.00. Lit-l ous that tle done carly. toca ded Calves receipts 2,200. 25 to 50 wer, good lights mostly coming to North Dakota] ‘The Liberty Memorial building isl] * slalio you rgpuet nealeos stands and will be in Bis-|ono of the finest. wan marek next Wednesday it of neces-|the Northwest, Built presents the opportunity to ex-| stone, with imported ine into the facts and get CHARLES RAY rst} dors on the main floor «| 5% Hogs receipts 8,000, slow, no e I CHAfoemAtigny Gales vciboue; aleesecie cae: ae ae ‘ » cents lower. $11.85 for! siving a strect pi cheice 100 to 250 pound averages.| derful patriotic p: 4 Packing s nd pigs-steady, bulk| torie Amer! t THE packing sows $10.50. Average cost this takes two hundred people to ede ee ¢ erly presdt toi the, audience SEATS Bae very oF)and it is a beautiful and gorgeous COURTSHP : a ae a ee ae spectacular production. All told NOW! $15.00, at $14.50. Sheep 25c/the show is worth while and stupen- Sore large as last year. BISMARCK GRAIN uta Ea ae : ati : p; (Furnished by Russell-Miller Cod |p C ORFICIALS Messrs. Lee and J. J. Shubert Present TANDIS 9 H Bismarck, une GM Con EMIER PRESENTATION IN THIS CITY OF THE BIGGEST hy si Po No. 1 dark northern .. WAR AGAINST AND MOST COSTLY ATTRACTION EVER SENT TO TOUR Yo. 1 northern spring - IN THE HISTORY OF THEATERS IN AMERICA, ; amben ane: OBSCENE MATTER G ie Pri B del dB n Most Famous Romance - 1 mixe : sie Price—Br — : ‘ P . 1 red durum .. “By The Associated Press) eorgie c Cone ex in American Literature. 1 flax . Washington, June 4.—Recent — in- Margaret Breen 1} 2) flax & crease in the’ flood of questionable No. 1 rye .. oo matter offered for transmission Dark Hard Winte through the mails, has led to further ——IN THE—— COMEDY Hard Winter Aas tightening of the routine safeguards 9 Dats : yed in the postal service for ? o5* “We quote but do not handle the ‘sont, ermine araretese Ot ‘Should Husbands following: 4 Barley 66 | Speltz, per ewt. . 80 SHELL CORN ere ;, PERRY Mixed UNDERTAKING Be Watched” FRIDAY - SATURDAY eae ve BB 5. 81 PARLORS Aeteeee e e “SCAR HANAN’ + cent per pound discount under Charge. x Bs pound. Ea corn 8 cents under = ny DAY, Phone 100" Starring : eit. Fi MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN J aieuadbioeienat cadmas YAKIMA CANUTT omewhere between the first Minneapolis; June 4.—Wheat ree “hello” and the last “good-bye” at any matinee:party, ceipts 132 cars compared with 127 World Champion cars a year ago. some feminine voice is sure to say, “I heard—.” Then 5 No. 1 northern $1.68% to 4 an ea No. 1URAe sorchonicoeines WEBB BROTHERS Rodeo King. what was somebody’s secret becomes everybody’s news. Undertakers _ Embalmers choice to fancy $1.80% to $1.85% Funeral Directors good to choice $1.74% to $1.79% ‘y to good $1.6742 to $1.734 ‘o. 1 hard spring $1.63%% to $1.85 Licensed Embalmer in No. 1 dark Montana on track $1. Charge. to $1874; to arrive $1.87%; May Day Phone ?46 “A 41.6532; July $157%. Corn’ No. 2 yellow $1:12% to $1.18 Night Phones 246-887 4; oats Ne. 8 white 45%c to 46c; harley 71e to 85c; rye No, 2 $1.16 to $1.17%2; flax $2.73% to $2.77%2. « 4... ELECTRIC COOKERY | FUNERAL DIRECTOR Parlors 210-5th Street. A Whirlwind of When two people know a thing it ceases to be a secret. Flesh and Blood. Next time you hear of a secret formula for making ginger ale, remember that whatever it is, it can. be matched among the thousands of different formulas which never could join the Clicquot Club. .§ In’that club you'll find Clicquot Club Ginger Ale Regutar—a dashing, gingery, glorious drink; and Clicquot. Club Pale Dry—mild, subtle, but with the real ginger. ale taste. Out of every Clicquot Club bottle, you pour two’ full glasses of everything that should be put into ginger ale, and one more ingredient—forty years of knowing how: to make good drinks in the Clicquot Club way, That’s thé world’s greatest secret in making and blending ginger ale, ~ The Clicquot. Club Company, Millis, Mass., U. S.A. Coming! Coming! Commencing MONDAY, JUNE 8& “THE BIRTH OF A NATION” The picture that millons have seen again. and} again; that you are sure to want to see again. OLDSMOBILE ° SALES AND SERVICE DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO, 107 5th St. ' Phone 428 Night and Day attendant “Phone 687.