The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 4, 1925, Page 6

| 1 gS RRS NMED eee MONKEY CASE Srive’ “Ope CAUSESSTIR BY CHARLES PB. STEWART ter NEA Service Writer 1 Washington, Aue the trial usw 't alone rest of t ei! ate he Charen Hon, Oliver sf, eit isn't. overly Europe ewes hin too that " popular can’t. too nny to his face, but it’s ngs Bryan Of ec which |Mandan Prepares for ours are. intelligence—or r up—or probably bout the however, it, happen been pul ants. Les gerous than Eu vorite k which so often include homiei convulsed in whose — bre aroused doubts of such a perform anity now, nnce Rut why is international prestize involved Oh well, it: isn't much. And yet, as state department folk point out, no people, any more than | a single person, can be the object lo | that de more or less temporarily It's hard, they say, for a country | ve matt like Chi ecurity pacts and debt with a group of ether whieh, at the safe tin are doubled up amusement the monkey antics of the country of the first part. cus s future tlement countrie To be sure, Uncle Sam could yet yout if, but that's all the H] Id do him, This isn't it off and uation where he could hal paste somebody on the nese for mak to-wit: that fore ing fun of hin is past due, and that Resides, by no surer method than wr nded and re- hie . claimed to by lett wis histo basine: ye the workd know his oat} at re ut date tray could he put ar pou the ne sum of ul climax and Up ‘from 3 newspaper thanks to S for warning President possibility of revolutionary inst him if he “very | ful to American interests below prope eteina ary of Sta tion, a Universal” the very thing nee says this wa d to make Calles y Kellogg,” adds the pa situation which prob. y thought of revolu- j e lurked in’ the tious politicians south | ROGER PUNISHED |" FOR BACK TALK) ;:: PB years, bay, wt. 1600, sorrel, wt. 3 years, black, wt St. years, black, wt .. Aug. 4—(#)—Man- Hornsby, of the St. was suspended to- as a result of hi th umpire] ro, Hornsby 0 1 strongly | Ned out on strikes in the | fc ning of the game with the {1 mare, | 2000, “Chippie ' 3 years, buckskin, black, years, years, bay, black, i \ DECISION OF SUPREME COURT | From Ward County ji First State Bank of Kief, a cor- poration, Plaintiff and Respondent, | vs. Osborne-McMillan Elevator com- | pany, a corporation, Defendant and| Appellant. Syllabus: 1. An application for| either a permanent or temporary | stay of proceedings, on the ground| of another action ‘pending, is ad-| dressed to the sound discretion of | the trial court. The right of the de-| fendant to a stay of proceedings is! waived by going to trial on the is-| sues of fact framed by the pleading: without first presenting such que tion to the trial court for appro-! priate action. The defendant ,hav-| ing proceeded to trial without pre- senting such question to the trial| court waived its rights to a s thereunder. 2. For reasons stated in the opin- ion, it is held. that the evidence is sufficient to sustain the decision of the lower court. Appeal from the District Court of | Ward County, Hon. John. C. Lowe, Judge. ‘Action by the First State Bank of Kief for conversion of stored grain against defendartt elevator company. From a judgment for Plaintiff, De- fendant appeals. Affirmed. Opinion of the Court by Berry, Dist. J. Nuessle, J., being disqualified, did not participate. - F. B, Lambert of Minot for Appel- ta, Agent 8- \ { HERE TONIGHT ...,. x {It's the Super-Fuel. Old Timers’ Festival): i 2 MORPG NG | SU 4 years, bay, wt. NAL BANK, | ever T | Bismarck Pioneer marek residen his tt nit the Webb i fh the despest sorrow that death of ¢ with our tound faithful | ind extend our deepest sym- pathy to his family tri Heat your water with Gas. MORTEAGE oor cwrre SA ven that One premise sted du Topayment was res Ss eltimed to} tin lor Three hun- 100 Dolla = 17 years, white, sesar, bought from W S years, black, wt ter (Huebell.) 5; owt 1000. 1000. 180 Lie 1.600 ian. ALL WORN OUT? So Was Mr. earce Who Tells His Experience. Are you tired all the time; worn- t and day? Does your back t would break? Do you ziness, headaches, rheu- matic twinges or distressing urinary disorders? You have good cause, then, to be alarmed about your kid- eys. Do as many of your townfolk ommend. Use Doan's Pil stimulant diuretic to the _k: This Bismarck case is convincing Chas. L. 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Their chief object ja to determine the effect weather conditions have on the flight activities of bees, Dies at Irwin, Pa. | MANDAN NEWS | ae ‘1 OPTOMETRE } lutions permit of ul ae THE BISMARCK TRIBU h," the basis on which nation- br. C. G. Mack of nationally prominent in research, will deliver: new phases of ocular This form of treatment, an experi- ment ten years ago, is now employ- ed extensively by ‘optometrists in| ing muscular defects of the| Minneapolii optometrie The § convention metrists 1s. being held n Mandan this week. About 60 op- ometrists were in attendance when he convention opened yesterday at he Ktks hall The convention will urge the pa ng of a law prohibiting the sale ¢ by mail order houses and al- ont un optometrist, oculist specialist ex to fit of North Bonham, local jeweler ist, is | representing marek at the conventi Secretary Jardine \ Taken to Hospital necton, (P)—Secre- Walter Reed r otreatment of His condition not serious. nent f number | of yeas, and) it) was ated by long western our at the f which he was forced to go consin for a rest of Columbu High Court Finds Error in Judgment | | rim \ yo with death 1 r high ten © build tiw decision of t punty dis fret court in whieh BR. Dieht MEET IN MANDAN] 8. eine agent) thi aa ee Fire and N. D. . 4--(P)—Res pany. Action was based on error in ing t North Dakota] the charge of the court to the jury. of Congress for legisiation bi fect would ba $ h firms which by mail order fi ore the annual | forth Dakota oplome- with only the n in debates. animou: i y tual é@xamina- proper instruments Lig Manda ‘the case of nst Netto B. PI r of the H, Phil- 1 the al’ Bank the defense demurred to! tention that the decedent had | right to give the bank a mort-| » on property to the exclusion of r creditors was sustained. proper fitting of ry ry, gs, i sand) mail order” supplied | Cook with Gas. It's the “dangerous to public | Wdeal Fuel. The ideal Summer food SHREDDED Eat it with fresh fruits’ R. Phillips admin- of the N cintion today, the resolut u Por your Yellowstone P. “In Gardiner Gateway; Thrills! Variety! Beauty! Emerson Hough said: “Of all the Natiénal Parks Yellow stone is the wildest and most universal in its appeal. 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