The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ee sh kT) WEDNESDAY} FEBRUARY 24, 1926 nevertheless a military asset of the) city be really closed. But now they : that institution. The court held that utmost value. are at case again. the city had prior cliim tb the secur- Sells Steam Plant ‘ 1 “It will be only a few days now te ity, but ordered a marshaling of i As ah eittigenty power supply une] until business » better the Willisto: of ‘1 | A - n bank's assets in order . tilt a hould be completed, the We knew that that the Bank of North Dakota might > 4 | kovernment built a @team, * power i wouldn't do anything, obtain as much as possible on. its ‘ i Plant near the coal wine %, and we didn’t really believe that the secondary claim. Attorneys for the i Nort! it Ala, This was in co-operat {American government could do any- Bank North Dakota contend that Hua ait nuts Coniy j thing. it had Brier right to the security by : 3 mitting line, this plan tomobiles wind their way out of lleged, was interested in : $5,000.00. 7 town and across the plain to the in« fort. to prevent failure of tae Wil- largest and most up to date assortment of os e Wilson Dam Is Backbone of | BR taeda ahaa ale ota Operators of Most of Tia- Dickoc and thie: coh They ‘canr| Bank of North Dakota Bases) tiams County State Bank. new Foreign And Domestic woolens for EL ey oer 1 back loads of tourists, “ i Reh spring, that was ever shown in Bismarck? Whole Project—Two Other | cver, the two dums vie juana’s Dives Live Across | the like, héaded” hime: afters of Petition For earing on e iy _ 5 j only dreams, esent a high; *} sae a y what passes for amusement, Points. of Law Big Features [ipttantscohsiderdtion,. Tho Line in San Diego Later, when the tourists have left, : are intended to make the sho | au, jother autos head north over the Wine} 3 Tapriag’ ia the eave ; W TOR'S NOTE: C. tion entirely passable for navig: EDITOR'S NOTE: Th ‘into the United States. etition for reheari r ties of the st i ; f ‘ grate the unspeakable dives here—jLudowest as city treasurer, the Bank or private ownership and dev reas 4 1d to serve! Written by Russell J. Birdwell ry. them hack to: thei of North Dakota and the Williams PRA ; . opment of the vast hydro-electric ee Ieceestttended te serve) for The Tribune, giving [the United States. nn. POmes IAAT Canty State Hank bas, been filed In That Dorum Tailoring are not showing any power project at Muscle Shoals. no power plant. It will he about! eo a the supreme court whica recently ‘This is the second of a series of miles downstream from the) ity aeXican border to \ handed down a decision adverse to spring géods that are left over from the past three ‘articles hy, George. rit SU aPaHa TIL cee Ony alee here twa American M AN IS GUILTY the state." he case already has been . ; several seasons? All new. of the shoals’ history and p PER Nes wlll BE REE SE Bitlon | parents, committed granted it will be the third argument sibilities. Tomorrow's 1 ’ J ide for shame. The fifth and | before the cours, , y We G Do Wi ? al ro i he a ae ae Aca its petition on two poi o! vt es: 3 © Golng to Do With It jIt will be longer than the Wilson! ISSELL J. BIRDWELL which it alleges the court. did not |- ‘ INU BY GEORGE BRITT dam~ about 6700 feet long-—but only; Special Correspondent) aes sufficiently take into consideration ‘ : (Special Correspondent) aA I AU a : Feb, 24.-—The| in its decision, The firet is “in Vv : : : Washington, Feb. 24.-()--The big | Cost about $25,000,000, But. these EE OD OO UETS chal asadl a een be osu IP tp hl a That Dorum Tailoring are made right here w PAIN tonatiuetion 1 cos er ee S¢ born in Mexico. is partly an | . . * ? 35 ares Da Nona re the botekong | {Wo dams are not as yet even author- Aimcrivun product. | plaintiff made out a : in Bismarck in the most sanitary and up to mei vitsis of ‘the whole Muscle | ze. | The great industrial possibili- jority of the gin mills, rou-| prime facie case. Shoals project, There are other in| promise: that such evelopment will tt? ralaces and houses of il fame] “Love For Animals” Spurred) !n the second point the bank asks pn rae ak Not only the coat but coat, vest Bere reactir Bae Sante “ear become necessary at of thene’ hiel live in an; His Attempts to Burn peeiner eg ee ae ie Besse an equippe r ma r oni ven out ol a: ai ¥ ana is their lace of! sary that v4 % thin'wit. ‘The largest con suppiy-ex-| American Tennis BE lee a Herse Meat Plant tations made, upon which the doc- ae ; Sia 46 aie ible i toppel is sought to be : plosives for an army of a million and ” Mexico, of course, is responsible ; Lest fears formal resolv : fiarter men, and it embr Champ Is Resting, for alowing tese prices to run vive ; plied, appear inva form | BOE luego! steams power ualts in ips s open, for tolerating officials of the| Rockford, Tl. Feb. 24.—()—Frank| of the governing board of the muni N ¢ world ts hat would pr sue! hing [itts. seli-stvled cowboy, who claimed | cipality.” : Tene ts a gtont : Carlo, Feb. 24—UP\s-Helon | eo" ther mutronioge et the, Peveee can iis love ‘and. sympathy” for! alitanla Bank Pledges Involved ; . : } ills decided not to play tennis to- pen. But Mexico is not solely Spurred his attempts to destroy a] The case involves adverse claim That we are making Tailoring our only busi- She said che felt the need of yecponsible for the establishment, and horse meat packing plant here, hag| property pledged by the rest after having played for) o aeK oP Une " ' been found guilty of arson and also. County Bank to the city to secure a ness (not -just a side line) and in that w: Nldwecke, ae [Geran OF Chom. ThRE itt oy WISE. custared: nPane | deposit and also pledged to.the Bank J ) ay | e 5 an champion feels that! Of Americans, | Litts will be sent to the Chester of North Dakota to secufe ®toan by 4 we make suits from‘10 to 25% less than/any. she is going a little s aoe Sika: Ps » officials | Penitentiary for criminal insane as rf i other bit quence of s laure is hate i i sre eaN cae a result of a jury verdict returned competitor, considering similas high class uw ay. e rea Ee c i * * unt parts of the navigati e- Wed that her game ats dope "ent ents, gambling halls,, He Jast night. | Litts vigorously New health workmanship? rid psterd s nol p to i gh’, e insanity ple: RMN EMEASdwer conservation: x riot yesterday was not up to he saloons and other iices The ‘hun. fough: the insanity plea advanced by i ° * wal standard, and asked Referc T"dreds of fallen women, most of them | MS counsel. in Tanlac World's Largest. Dam 3 Simond to give her a one day : A Aniesie ticle Aeibuté to Litts made numerous sttempts to 7 ? To inspect Muscle Shoals intelli- rest. She will three matches are of rhe whole thing! wire horses fee auch eee toe eae gl tnfered eens H : : aid » things! where sare de ‘ eresuenere® begin at the : : lin short, ig a striking combin i iption abe stor domestic | for eight: n orl F @ ef Mexican laxity and American, ys mal food. One fire started south E Bs, gas on stomach. , ine iaevons cr NEWS BRIEFS | ei he ; iby him last October resulted in dam: ahaa Because we know. how, and where to buy high others w at Florence . and is the le ere lie sObhers are longs : eadway was madé. ; : class, woolens and.buy for cash and sell for bat for bulk over all ge pau Delegates to the annual’ this moment it consists chiefly in’ * | Plickertails aa a F q +, cash and ‘in ‘thatway you don’t have to pay s i nating: of the sota and collection of heavier graft 1 pet aS Ae r ee 18 feet high from. founda.) eee ene oe aie ation cf tagmg@eaeeinent fom ibdte who Gowen! Win 2 Straight ant aoe Yor thé other fellow’s suit. FORE Ore Tee Care ae ieee, ghteh joan association’ sald rs of ten gaged in illicit occupations. | In raig' Mrs. Jobe Golle, \ thick at the bottom whe ey-| 3 eee Hae reuehs ite cliiae sObaby po! From the Biso! 1121 Gardaer Sp to the stone riverbed. You can swith ine \erlsy in'a few days whensa> huge ee Wisconsin Rapids, |). -DO YOU KNOW take its masonry and lay a pavement. }* ha » building now under construe- . Dy Feb, 24. Wis, a8 inches wide and neh and a half on a side street is, completed. | 1 U . of North Dakota| This statement merely backs up Beer rien, core He the eduator.| building is of “great extent, made it two straight over the North| What over one hundred thousand At the north of the dam A f . Universi Nor ; to it will be moved all th Dakota Aggies here yesterday, win-|rateful users have said about Tan- That one of the strongest banks is backing ree mae one e the erie fe was convinced there was no foul play es of the countl ning the second game of a series of| lac. Our files are packed with such jock ehamber ix 300 feet long a Be eh F dong and connected with the Dickinson hospi cond st 1 p ur, 22 to 19, in a contest that went| testimony. ‘i ‘ us in saying: 60 wide, and cach has a lift capacity, (oT tragedy which resulted. in. fiv ne.” Then into an extra period of five minutes. ur system is run down, of 46% ‘feet. | Sg dee tance s e SATISFACTION or your money back? In the powerhouse are to be a to-| “eaths- ; s| put its house in order, ing ‘the fray, the last time by. Arnold,| pain, why not, let Tanlac start you horsepower have ompleted and te, f Oberg, 70, farmer,| are now waiting in San Diego for) Arnold could have won the game by | health. $ A set to work. r others of 5,000 pear here, who was found dead with |the opening of this resort, It will] making the two free shots allowed} No long, wretche@/wait to get re- . are to bring the tota acity up to ae es ats work In the extra period Lavoie re izes digesbive organs, fixes up 500.000 horsepower are for future in-! Heyy oF the water in the London few days after the Veteet! a free shot and Wild, North thevfliver and makes you feel like | j That we also do repairing, cleaning and press- person. For constipation tak i ies’ , i rt a Trectakh dei regen! ake ing of ladies’ and gents’ garments at a mod. erate price? e. jclosed tight, and a waiting world] before the issue wa settl : u can’t seem to eat or sleep, - Jwill be informed that Tiajuana has he score was tied five times dur- weight or suffer from trying tal of 18 turbin : ‘ght! Worthington, Minn. coroner's | present four ry n of the] More than merican women| Aggie guard, on a foul by. Lavoie. back to vigorous strength and ppreenower will be ay sto gto: In throat cut and a gun shot wound! be one of the largest institutions of| him but he missed the secondone|sults! ‘tanlac # right in to couple of months. Ten others, which in the abdomen. its own terrible kind in the, entire} just as the timer halted play. - build you up. It*€leans the blood, . locks and powe Approximately sis kept at fre Sto 42 feet | outraxe the American saloon and| Center, dropped through @.lonj constant dredgi dive owners wete worried lest the| from the floor to win. ee Latest modern method. We also do automobile Top and the production of most of her ni- trates. The United States plant turned out its first nitrate Nov. 1 the day after the signing of the y tK. mistice. The plant cost $12,887,000, ‘ has been idle sin 1919. ‘ 3 | Za? Nitrate Plant No. a ebiadl larger scale, to use sta : lished cyanide process. To operate this plant until the dam should pro- duce hydro-electric power, a great \ : I rae steetad nitro ; Curtain work as well as all S e e munition and the only supply was ; . Chile, far away and uncertain, Chem- * kinds of: Upholstering. ts said they could ec the Work Guai : d. $ a P: Gi hell, = In ; ; ( f tro- yguddenty, With a "bang, they F Main Floor, First Guaranty Bank Bldg. y capture it from the atmos- + - to be loaded into a gun. Phone 445J . Nitrate Plant No. 1 Muscle, : 4 Shoals was built largely y ex: | . o periment to try out the so-called; 2 FA 5 . Haber prc* Germany was using { be a secret variation of this method for! i “ steam plant was built. This nitrate! plant was finished just before the armistice, It has 2 ity of 110,- 000 tons of ammunition nitrate a year, and although not now co ered to employ the best process, it is -Toall ake wie pred cars other than Chrysler in the *1000 class ' "28%, Measure the value of this luxurious, fast, extra- Fvomhavebought ony car che gallon. «5 £0 ‘Bille ia 8 powerful Overland Six by the number of new gn lpn “a owners each week. 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