The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 5, 1926, Page 3

. ’ ¢ , FEBRUARY, 4 tae ti ‘a of the Outbreak of the P! \ Governor One Nearly Twice as Many as During the Same Month of Previous Year Nearly twice as many new automo- biles were purchased in North Dako- ta’ in January, 1926, as in January, 1926, it is shown by records in the office of Fred B. Engetad, in charge of motor vebicle registrations. In January, test year, 1484 new passenger cars were listed and in Veterans of Foreign Wars under their commander, Ernest G. Wannet, with a group of special guests gath- ered at the Grand Pacific hotel last evening for a few hours of remin- iscence. Discussion centered mostly around the Philippine campaign of! the Spanish-American war. The event | was planned upon the anniversary of the outbreak of the Philippine In- January, 1926, 2632were regietéred.|surrection and experiences of North More than half of the new cars, or; Dakota boys in the tropics were most to be exact, 1392, ere of the \ same/entertainingly retold. make, by Mr. Wanner was toastmaster at the Burleigh is Third dinner and H. F. O'Hare opened the Cass county with 196 new car reg-'ccremonies with two solos. The job istrations, led the state. Ward coun-jof “ breaking the ice” was assigned ty is second with 173, end Burleigh;to Charles Leissmah, jolly tar of county third with 157. the Secretary of State’s office. He The registration of new cars by |told of Dewey’s marvelous feat and counties fullows placed him in the front rank of the Barnes . [naval heroes of the world. Mr. Leiss- man saw a number of years’ service in Uncle Sam’s navy and has imbibed a lot of American history first hand. He gave an excellent word picture of Dewe; daring dash into Manila and_visualized what might have hap- pened had not Dewey used excep- tional naval skill. “ Voyages, Over and Back Major Sorenson, referred to as the i boiled -officer of the Yiddish Infantry,” gave a graphic, picture of the voyage of the First North Da- kota Infantry over in the Vulencia, ,where eating quarters were so tight [that one had to juggle everything from “a glass of water to a bowl of Poster ... Golden Valley . . Grand Forks . Grant .... Griggs Hottingor Kidder TaMoure. Logan .. McHenry McIntosh . 68 , MoKenzie 16 MeLean . ot Mercer . 12 Morton . 98 Mourrtrei a Nebson . 26 es Oliver é i Cottonwood Poles, . Taken}: mbina Pierco ... 50 From State Land, Prove Ramsey ci M Rencom .. 69 Expensive Fuel Renville .. 2 fala 37 |. Two loads of cottonwood poles out ‘pareent 25 jon state land cost Gottlieb Goetz, Sreken McLean county farmer, $45. Goetz oie admitted the illegal removal after Shope Carl R. Kositzky, state land commis- Siane sioner, had investigated the case. Steet! Goetz then agreed to pay the $25 re- ward offered by the board of univer- Stuteman i inf sity and school lands for Winfurma- saad 34 {tion on such cases. The expense of Waleh 6 «| the investigation brought the total to $45. Since the board announced the. re- ward Commissioner Kositzy has re- ceived numerous reports about. per- sons removing wood from the sever- al thousand acres of state timber land. The commissioner _ believes Schools Will Get : $2.31 Per Capita {in s.."twtel Jetting Sy uta! For First Quarter] ’°f,'t's, mtu, whien, have bothered Ward Welk . Williams The common school districts‘ of North Dakota will receive targer quarterly apportionments this month than during any/ February of the] ® past seven years, with the exception of last year, according to figures} “The Vanishing American.” the fin- furnished today by C. E. Pickles, de-| al epic of the Ameritan Indian, reach- puty state superintendent of public]ed the screen at the Eltinge yester- instruction. day, and remains for today and Satur- day. It is a picturization of the Zane Grey story, “The Vanishing Ameri- can,” which features Richard Dix, Lois Wilson, Noah Beery and Mal- colm McGregor. Here is a picture of indcfinable ‘heart-appeal, of glorious action and of cternal romance. “The Vanishing American” treats ‘of-a subject near to the hearts of all of \us—the passing of the Red Man. There is ‘no part of American history thet is more xpmantic, more ‘interesting, more epochal in quality than the story of the first Americans —the Indians. The story treats of the subject of the Red Man in his last stand against civilization in ‘the sames manner as ELTINGE THEATRE BURLEIGH’S SHARE The last school enumeration in Burleigh countyNshowed 4,559 un- married persons of school age in the county and consequently this county’s share of the February auarterly apportionment will be $10,531.29. The total amount available siate apportionment to *~ common sebools for Febuary is $497,905.62, and there are 216,615 unmarried per- sons of school age in the state, ac- cording:to the 1925 school enuniera- partionment this quarter $231," The portionment this quarter $2.31. ie} ¢ i: School census lists all persons in the] its former groat companion produc- state, unmarried, between the ages|tions, “The Covered Wagon,” “North of 6 and-21, and these figures are] °f 36” and “The Thundering Herd. used as a basis in uistributing the} A’ a setial in the Ladies Home school apportionments. Journal, “The Vanishing American February apportionments, both to-| Was one of the most valuable motion tal and per capita, during the past| Picture properties of the past ten seven years were as follows: years—and it has been given a pro- Total Per Capita| duction in keeping with its tremen- 1920 - $452,731.76 bei dous inportance. "To38 pee aeens 126 CAPITOL THEATRE ; 1923 431,200.92 2.04|. A scene that involved great peril 1924 362,216.24 1.64| will be seen in Buck Jones’ latest 1985 524,280.12 2.46 William, Fox, produetion mwtrich will yet x .31 | open a two days’ engagement at the : ibd 2.31 | upitol theatre tonigite The contin- uity called for Buck to rescue the, beautiful ‘heroine, played by Carol Lombard, from possible death in the path of a landslide.” . ‘A bjest of dynamite was set off ‘near the top of the ‘mountain, start- ing a veritable avalanche. . The cam- eras were ready to grind and just as his coug§. A friend gave me a bottie| the huge lers bounced across the of Foley's Honey and Tat'and that| path Buck dashed through | them night. after taking Fotey's -Honey|vstride ‘his ‘beautiful horse Silver and Tar, he slept all night,” writes | Buck. -It would be impossible to make Mrs. Ruth Willard, 1624 Kappes St.,/ such a gcéne, says Buck, except with Indianapolis, Ind. Satisfaction guar-|a horse that knows absolutely no anteed.—Adv. fear. * FRIEND ease: BOY'S SUFFER- ING “My little hoy ‘has had - trouble with his bronchial tubes since he was three. We -tried ‘all kinds of cough syrups and medicines, without any lef. For ten weeks he was down, didn’t get a night’s sleep due to | turned A commen a At The Movies 1 ‘BUCK, SPEECHES , AT ANNUAL BANQUET LAST NIGHT Reminiscences Are,Enjoyed—A ffair Held on the Anniversary hilippine Insurrection— of the Guests soup.” The trip back, however, bath at Japan. He paid a tribute which engaged skirmishes. in, 87 battles ai from fi “Hoof al Mouth” in Tex: brace of “darki zest to the banquet. Major. Sorenson. Adjutant to the toast: ting many a laugh. vein, he told in action on the Manila of 24 medals for val i ippines, North Dak ment captured has more than ervice to his cred eal jor A. BL shington Regiment, told ation, n ex A part of his exhibi idly some of the han caps encountered. y Governor Pays Tribute si NUMBER OF PARTRIDGES INCREASED Members of the gun.club will Britton last year have greatly ercased in numb Do: the National bank jbas closed its The bank is capitalized at $25,000. F. McLaughlin is president and K. ‘| Brainerd is cashier. CAPITOL TONIGHT AND SATURDAY WILLIAM FOX presents 4 Based on Jackson Greg- ory’s story ‘The Outlaw.’ “Our Gang” of Kids in their. newest comedy, WARS HEAR the Grant was pleasant, he said, with the exception of a forced sulphur the valor of the First North Dakota De. Hollenbeck, who has just re- » had accumulated a stories which added He followed néral Fraser responded “The Old First North Dakota.” The training at Fargo, the. hardening | process at Moorhead and the final touches at Frisco brought In a more serious if the brilliant record Hent map of the Islands in to nd nd % ser 's of military and his fellows d him a real tribute last evening. Welch, who served ot ious campaigns of that or- its \di- ng tribute to the National Guard was given by Governor Sorlie. H how General Lawton was against volunteer troops ibe intorested in the announcement made today by George“J. Day that the wild partridges placed on his farm near Cando, iN. I | (P)—Owing ed rese| nd continued withdrawa's of de Cando doors. P. K. JONES HEARTS ond SPURS | Based on the'thrilling Story; “THE_OUTLAW. ty Jackson Gregay | assign fore he had served many weeks with the First changed and Governor Sortie read a. tribute paid to the North Dakota boys by this sturdy soldier. Com- mander Wanner added, by way of aside, that in a few weeks General Lawton was messing the North Dakota boys experiences servi with the quarter-master’s Serra: referred to jokingly as. the “Yiddish. Infantry,” touched a most intimate side of modern warfare. kept the boys in an uproa! feil Vogel of the “Black Ganj served on the U. . Texas in the thick of the fight. and breezy:manner of recounting ad- ventures at mine laying and convoy- ing was captivating. His description of the “Battles of Newcastle and Brest” were quite vivid. These never found their way into the official war pil_disappointed because he had been reports. P. G, Harrington responded to a toastes‘Our Contract Grows Old.” His theme was the changes wrought by time in the service men who faced fire in Manila, Cuba and over-sen: to their command, but be- MILL GITY MAN TOBUY CROSBY ELECTRIC C0. tion — Truck, Bus Line Permits’ Granted Taxi Li North Dakota his views n applicati operate Class “B” proved, permit to extend it: clude passenger Crosby an regularly with over-seas. quiring the G: tioned for by the residen The crossing. The stories An application by P. M. Hashett of | Minneapolis, to buy all common stock of the United Power . company of Crosby, N. D., was approved today by tha state railroad board, At the same time the board au- thorized C.F.’ Guss of Mohail to buy | the electric light property of M. A. Erickson of Rugby. The Ryder Truck Line was granted a permit to operatg trucks between Ryder and Roscglen while the Studebaker Bus Line of Devils Lake was authorized to oper- easy He voiced the idealism of the ser- ice man and what he stands for in upholding the best traditions of the nation. The meeti: to general discussion. F. L. Conk- y. Mai 5 711 - 3rd St. lin, a lieutenant in Company B, Far- b Sebebaeltlay awe pouid' at go First Regiment, told of his ex- Bismarc Nash /Delicious Bismarck perience in the Philippines. bertson of Bismarck, wha is retirini many in the navy, touched on: his ex- peflence on’ submarines. of State Bypne upon. their who headed many of the war drive coluptimented“the comrades upon t shirited program, of the medal men of the First Reg’ was in attendance mic of his fellows whom he had not seen for 26 years. Slattery, the n” of the First North Dakota, HELP YOURSELF afte vi ment, You can’t blame them. Beauty and health are given but they are difficult to keep. 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