The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 14, 1925, Page 8

LAGE FIGHT EDUCATION OF ADULTS FIELD FOR LIBRAR Grownups Should Be Encour sd to Continue Studies at Libraries rary Por Education Milling Station Employe at Minot Robbed of s this artin obeyed. robber put his ha pockets and took th withow saying cording to the robbery what Mer man Wore, r 8 8 Mrs. Donahue’s Jewels Returned Oct. arrest wi of New York tion that an mysterous return valued at 1,600, which were en from the hotel of Mrs. James 1 PB) Expecta- follow the entertain lice today.” The thieves dispose of the mous tett agency last to return and given a rewa had been offered. und it imposs walked the jewe Only one item beaded bag w refused to tell District Attorney how he obtained the jewels and Mr, Pecora kept the in-) formation see i to whother| y thing Draftsmen For Navy Building Washington, United States i sion states that a number of naval establishments are in need of drafts- men in connection with naval con struction authorized by Congress last winter. The New York navy yard will build a 10,000-ton cruiser. That yard needs; & ship design draftsmen, 14 ship de- tail idraftcmen, and 10 copyists. The Norfolk. na: need of ship gots men, The Nava} A t yard: also ig inj phia hort tic veron 7 Minnesota Opens Bids on Highway Construction Work to Do Good Work Cc ninee Larger Fee Bil 11, -(P) esueh diagene Power Company Given Hearing Opinion Deferred: uw morning. ' Gasoline Flows From Well Sunk At Robinsor Much alk his been oecasi¢ ya well at Robins’ i, Pantie rae tke ready te use in filte your ear L about this nd Dr. curious tos skepti Noltimier me in at It quantity, about od and can in I whicl refined eae f the earth's formation, ‘That there monstrat s oil in that Le to. the them to no long © obtained hi around her State Board of to Grand Forks ¥ tnd J. W. Wiiker- named secretary e bourd of a formed at a The to the ye nauned, of Bis- meeting was held to organize the new law rel: ney matters, ten wud ue ed at the last leg ‘An examination for those wishing, to be recognized at certified public accountants in the state was called for November 12 and 13, to be held at Grand Forks. Several upplica- tions have already been filed with the board. A set of rules and regulations for ithe conduct of the business of \the THE BIS SM: INC CABARET NOW | ‘HIGHER WAGES FEWER HOURS, A. FL. DESIRES Urged to Oppose Wage Reductions, Produc- tive of Unrest Workers dustey. Jantie City, N The convention of t ther 1 Oet, Lhe) + American Fed ent on record to: ring a policy of w nd reduction of hours in, t to the individual's — in solution isnously e ministry everywhere rs filed tions. : 1 the the endly with adopted urged — wage to oppose wage nd to urge upon mani elimination of waste tion in ord selling pr he lower and wages higher. wg that high sustained ans to enjoy cultured oppor the lution proceeds: wage reduction nd soc Allowed By are not conducive | . 1 . . oa City Commission : presi threshhold ‘ at indus trial cra. We are liv } in the infaney of giant power, A new condition is here and we must es Wife Not Surprised at Charges (A) i ty; | hij Senora | of they Iberto | ¢, surprise and | brought | in New enor Pani's finance ed little York in co visit to the hout es nection with United a nts, Complaint filed uthorities in New Y aout that it had been Fil | al enemy of her hus li vy. taun hospita! remarked philose: sbands 1 yoGun tell us questio > truth, “Soo Would Reduce Freight Rates From); Fargo to 1] Aly App S establish lower ri Minot via the do to reo to and om F Pacif: Pits re competition of the railroad which ha e two Snot conteniplat te reduc to intermediate points. . anted the rate from Y and flush nent, payroll Service, tani heriff, prisoners lissht buts supplic French & We Coming to Bismarck : | DR. MELLENTHIN SPECIALIST in Internal Medicine for the past twelve years supple ment supplies pariment Martineson, police ¢ Chri calls Police de telephone partment, payroll h, meal tie eee 58000 on, Second Store, { her cove 2.00 Mrs. Anna Bryeh, laundry 2.80 Bismarck Motor Company, pplies for police dey ment 1 Wachter, rent for poor Little poor Llovd A NOT OPERATE Gro supplies for Will be at McKenzie Hotel Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 19 and 20 saves ‘ 20.00 petz Post No. ican Legion, Waterworks de ash paid out s. Frederichs, 35.00 21.66 4 27.03 Offlee Hours: 39,00 10 a. m. to 4 p.m 150.00 | TWO DAYS ONLY Co. supplies rtment No Charge for Consultation Dr. Mellenthin is a regular grad- uate in medicine and surgery and is licensed by the state of North Dakot He does not operate tor ic appendicitis, gall stones, of the stomach, tonsils or noids. one has to his credit wonderful i results in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney, bladder, bed wet- ting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheum: tism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rec- ; tal ailments, | Below are the names of a few ‘of his many satisfied patients in North Dakota: Chester Owens, Wilton, appen- dicitis and heart trouble. Ed. Halverson, Makoti, vy. ulcer. Mrs. C. J. Jefferson, Galesburg, | female trouble. Mrs. J. Durensky, Barnesville, tbs. 1 couldn't sleep, Minn., after effects of gallstone. W the LONG AMA: WAS Of r Wee, UlenyMinn., stomach Siney’ trouble. 3; Alma Toss, Maddock, helping my little eight year old girl,’ tim and heart trouble. It. makes her eat more and sleep| Roy Harris, Dickinson, adenoids hetter, and I consider it deserving of and tonsils, j only tN highest praise.” | c. K. Mastelton, Savage, Mont., What Tanlac has done for others; heart trouble. so do for you. For sale by| Mf GAINED 17 NEEDED POU NDS. Adding her voice to th strength, 3 elates her — re vith the medi- t med- t . but it] me the best of fered from nervous five ov six yoars nd | hed the point w y relief or break’ completely | cose either get down. “When I be; ly weiched 99 felt tired a ten u taking. am a ne un taking Tanlac [ on- | rheuma- es O. O. Nesseth, Gary, asthma. peu ne a John W. Morberg, ‘Alvarado, on bottles sold.! Minn, high blood pressure, Remember the above date, t consultation on this trip will be ¥\ tree and that his treatment is dif- ferent. ' Tanlac Veget ls for consti-| pation, made and recommended by the manufacturers of Tanlae.—Adv. Married women must be accom- TANLDAC 7 j panied by their husbands. : Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg. FOR YOUR HEALTH Los Angeles, California. if tH (adv- | tual c Northern of the Chicago, two | Belfield [eout Minot |“ county; two ARCK TRIBUNE’ 1 Minot will be twill be lower than ites from Fargo to some points 1 Fargo and Minot. The ap= e first five e| ii y all the im ions, E. M. for the to Young Murderer Is Compared to Leopold and Loeb terday, While mother of the it in & hospi taken suffe » must ; ‘| T Brandt to “Led il Loch, killers of the litle Pr is in Chie: he Brandt is the same ype but without any of the intellec- attainments of these boy ‘ommission Puts “Stop” Designation on 90 Crossings crossings of the d company’s | grade ifie railro: in line right of. w: stop” crossings by the : commission. Two crossings on the Fargo branch ; Milwaukee and St ul railroad’ also. were stop crossings together with eight 1 the main line and eight on the! England branch of the same nety ailroad list of stop crossings includes and Fryburg, Meador , Billings coun- Belfield, two between nd South Heart, two at Le- gh and two at Antelope, Star! two each at Sims and Sw four at Hebron | Lyon Morton county; iting, {town ind two at.) bun wh a in; Steele, weon and Tapper, Kidder county surat Sanborn, Barnes county; two Buffalo, Cas: ci ose on the two ew and on fy rthern in- at Karlsruhe and orfolk McHenry near west two 3 Bux on, rvilla s counts elson county and Penn, — Ramsey ach at York and Knox, punty two at Minot, Ward count 4 the crossing of High Vo. 8 west of Minot; one near Surrey, ach near Tagus, one ne two e Fall Suits esi Overcoats Best Line of Imported Fabrics. AN Work Krall’s Tailor Shop 506 Broadway areateed. | WE GUARANTEE | TO STOP Your Automobile, Radiator FROM FREEZING veo “forth a | product that at 4 f auto mobile radiators. No mor nning around for « anti-freeze solu- tion when the mercury. drops— no more draining radiator after yeu are through with your car for the day Does Not Evaporate Will Not Overheat Engine The First Cost Only Co UNDER ive Million r Compan) Agents Wanted in E Co-operatives Buyers Bureau 101-3rd Avenue South Minneapolis Minnesota BOWMAN UNDERTAKING PARLORS Licensed Embalmer tp Charge. y Phone-100 Night ee 100 or sane WEBB BROTHERS Undertakers _Embalmerr Funeral Directors Licensed Embalmer in Charge, Day Phone 746 Night Phones 246-887 | intendent’ of the ting of the designated |" WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, Blaisdell and White During his tenure of office Rev.! kota near Stanlc Mr. Watkins built up a reputation for near Epping, s county, and | himself throughout the state as an four at New Rockford, Eddy county. | advocate of law enforcement. ee R. B. Griffith, prominent Grand Those on the Forl hant, is president of the Chicago, Milwau league. Mrs. Elizabeth Preston An- railroad. were derson, president of the North Da-| crossing in F state highway No, 1 at The cight stop New England br: railroad designated hoard > two and Leith and ant. county nthe main line the main street and another W. C,.1y ing by wh Ifare org affiliate with the le motion of i said. . Mrs. Thirteenth rgo and str crossing on ahpeton, crossings on the neh of the same by the te Elgin bane, PAULO ELEC four n The Used Car Buyer Is Making The Most Of It of the r3 at Bu crossing ni ame, Bow Lemmon, tion a hoard spec the crossing either to section lines erected hy the Hiemarck Pastor Resigns As Head of Enforcement League -The forcement league NOs, was formally accep learue executive tee in Fargo Monday. Lack of support for Rev. Mr. Wat- kins’ activities in aiding of enfore ment of liquor and moral laws It does not secm possible that present used car prices will always exist in the automotive market. Intrinsic value ultimately must be recognized. The used cars on our floor are actually worth more than their price tags indicate. cessor has been named Rey. Mr. Watkins /h nounced his plans for the future Tapa bo c ¥ ER MOTOR SALES COMP’. Distributors of WILLYS-OVERLAND FINE NY MOTOR CARS UUNNGSUDOGAAUAODEOAAEOSELOOENEGEOUOUGGONOUOUGUOGONUOOOUGSDOOUECEGAAUCECEODAECCCOOOEEOCOROAUOCOOSUONOCOOACOCOnrOggN HONESTY WELL REWARDED Used Car sales by Dodge Brothers Dealers all over the United States increased 37.4°% during the first six months of 1925 over the first half of 1924. Proving that the buying public believes what Dodge Brothers insist upon and what we religiously strive to prove— Dodge Brothers Dealers Sell Good Used Cars. Champion is the better spark plug becaus its double-ribbed manite core, its special analysis electrodes and its gas-tight, two-piece construction. Champion X for Fords60c. Blue Box for all other cars, 75c. Know the genuine by the double-ribbed core. Buy from yourlocal dealer. Champion Spark Plug Co. Toledo, Ohio Windsor, Ont,, London, Paris M.B. GILMAN CO, NROADWAYAT SECOND ST. PHONG Bos BISMARCK Donse BRoTHers DEALers SELt Goon Usen CARS The Favored Four- Already Chosen byTens ig of Thousands! ) its bulls hy ha same, quality o! the bene of color and line — little wonder that the new Chrysler Four is sweeping the country. Literally sweeping the country, for Chrysler productionhas & Psniy hy sage Es Gotaed to themer oeal at tans than 800 cars per day. Tenant tonpands of new owners have chosen the Chrysler : dias CHRY SLE ara Phe Four in the four months since its announcement in com- parison with both fours and sixes of equal or greater price. So velvety smooth is its flow even at the lower speeds, so eee its neler rtless Reesaeeeaa. so free from aed Mi ase head? a. Se — We are eager to have see Weare in &—drive it! Let yeas eevee tall toate ol » Test its supreme and its invit- is a member the league executive committe Plans were considered at the meet- h a number tions gue in the pri of DUDUCSEGUOUAUTUOEEQUCSEREUUQUGEURODROUEUUUGODEAGOODODBOEZACSEUEUCSCUOUUOUS SUUDIUOIUOOE DERI EN=