The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 4, 1926, Page 2

es a a ‘ ~ -PAGE TWO ~~. FIRES FORCE + -PROPLE FROM + HEALTH CAMP = ' ’ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1926 r % BISMARCK TRIBUNE t , i} 4 My 4 i ; ‘ in Social and | Bima pat Sally's "Tuer ats aed| Oldest Member of io het partum nt Coanty be aeatted: in Brostlyn a fea @ proven investigation into the Hall-Mills mur- | The wagon. train, pee scaneniy ue Bisbee Auxiliarv — TMNT der at Somerville, N..J., that will up if "s en en gl and Kom. were ine an ‘Active Worker NEW ANGLE IN set present theories if evidence «de- ey velops along lines suggested. were taken.to the camp of Swift ‘The body of the Rev. Dr. Edward: Wind who, impressed by Sally's; ‘Bisbee, N, D., Aug. 4—()—Ad- ”d . Hall ‘was examined at Kings H BU: beauty, determined to make her his} vancing age has not halted the ready county hospital in Brooklyn after the] ERE ON BUSINESS squaw. hand or the willingness to serve of murder four years ago Dr. Ber. E. S. Beaty of Carrington is spend- ‘Starlight, the Chief's sister, was| Mrs. I. 4. Leonard, oldest member of ’. | nard Vaughan, who is now-dead. Mr Ee { j ing a few days in the city on busi-| ¢illed with, pity at the plight of the| the American Legion Auxiliary unit / — Dodd has found in: Dr. ‘Vaughan’ ¥ | cae connected with the ‘Oda Fellows, white girl, pnd, defying her brother,| here. : : Investigation Started in} notes a suggestion that rifle a poh i * Out of Control Alon ‘lodge. . ‘ | became Safly's charapion. ‘At 62 Mrs. Leonard is as keen to 8. as pistol bullets were used in thd i, = Blazes Out of 4 A ee a we | What a narrow. encape from death| take paft in community or civic af- Brooklyn May Upset slaying of Dr. Hall and Mrs. Eleat >a - Idah | GUEST FROM MINNEAPOLIS | and torture Sally and Tom had, and| fairs as many women years younger - Mills, the choir singer. SheUs of % Coast—Montana, Idaho | Miss Wanda Benard arrived in the' how they) barely escaped with their) and is one of the unit's most active) . Present Theories calibre bullets were found near tha ‘ondi' Bett j city yesterday from her home in Min-/ lives. thrpugh: the assistance of Star-| members. Recently she completed bodies, but it is pointed out that } Conditions er ineapolis for a yisit with the Missesjight is graphieally portrayed in the | knitting a woolen afghan for dona- -_ these may have been placed there to eis i Edna and Freda Ecklund. tnrsiling photoplay, ‘the Wagon Trail,| tion to someone in the government] New York, Aug. _4—#/.—District divert suspicion. ; Seattle, Aug. 4—)—Forest fires | ‘ which is playing today at the Rex f wae Sian out of contral in Par 1 ste gee Kipbert Ife tart rening hee 7 Ye a AE TS sy sifie coast states jay while condi- 1 ; , ; . a tions in'the flame swept sections of p for, Minneapolis to join Mr. Kichert.| Jewelers of State f Montana and northern Idaho were Mr. Kiebert left last Saturday. Meet: at.Grand Forks 3} The most serious blazes are in ERE FROM WASHBURN Washington | Mr, and Mrs. John Bibelheimer and| Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 4—@).— i desperate effort ix being made to | daughter of Washburn are spending) Fifty retail jewelers of North 1: i save Camp Forward, a health resort a few days in tne city, shopping and| kota pattered here today for their sd % in the foothills ee uh Bua OEE: transacting busines: annual meeting, which will close this ae ag J. Sixty-four ehildren, | | Ail dete cuban? Bealtto be| eck Mastin, vee president of the Fifth Avenue at Central Pack 4 i st her attend Ss ' i i i i! HE forced to flee for their {closed out for $1.00.—Sarah | ora eerie ce aien sits afternoon, { NEW YORK ; a : pt (eyed ; | /ERED STERRY, President rs aad Rat a American Woman to sk: CU: sali } . Proportionate Rate Try Channel Again JOHN = a * oi: Hide Shipments : “ Pander 4 , ’ , # Asked of Commission : ss he gh TER CARTON al cae" a, Aug. 4). AAC , a. ‘ ‘ i hts; the shadows of the Roaring| N. Y.. undaunted by, failure yesterday Forties where march the hosts of} in her attempt to swim across the i j ¢ Thespian; the drab routine of life in| English channel, plans to make a new pe Fores Siioy 0 satu advantage, out ° ‘ ‘Z| the sidestreets with the music of; attempt some time this month. = proportion to the difference i ie on “ i jazz and tinkling glass’ within car-| | Walter Brickett, her coach, made tance, if erie aT cae il + gy 5 shot! ‘ All Pan tepeee pe are| this announcement this évening. - he ember of oe ¢ yipresent in Evelyn Brent’s latest; ee SRS RRL of Jamestown, Valley City, Bismarck, i oe f -| melodrama, “Queen 0" Diamonds,” Your chance to vert a late b and Minot, throuy Just released. and .coming to the] summer coat at less than cost t represehtatives, Springer and F : Capitol theatre today, Wednesday and Cadieux of this city, have filed an | ; i ‘ Thirsty. ay, Wednesday ane’ at the Bismarck Cloak Shop. 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OD, A : t rand ging TOM ory ra rs € = i | | | « application for relief with the Inter tepping for the nonce from c : $xpate, Cqinmerce Commission. a characters to which she has S ime of $75 to $100 on cach of ; 4 4 such famously skilful interpretation os ( 4 Yo ‘k @ Boston to 50 cars shipped per year : velyn Brent comes, agai 4 (40) On 1 ch of these points would be i ¢ a chorus girl role—a'type of charac- 2 a proportionate rate rul ™ ter she glorified in he® recent pro- ssert. duction, “A Broadway Lady.” — Ax’ Jerty typn, 8 girl of “be show, 2, chorus, who bears a striking likeness = Feed Situation imply have to try es a only w: ort pend fue to a very famous New ‘York star, Mis: A band, Bangs, eing vamped by| Brent has any number of bi Much Relieved By ‘And “Jiggs”. the Orang-utan “d ce abbed-haired flapper monks| tions in Quoc O Dineende oa Today. and Tomorrow i devil” werial performer, listening Central America, ‘ which to bestow her remarkable Recent Rainfall trustfully to Al. G. Barnes, realizes pitatis “a good idea, Jiggs” says] talents read hela cae oooraet that something must be done to cover| the big boss, “then you could ‘vamp’ cent rains have considerably al- | her ba fore the Al. G, Barnes| the Giant Gorilla Man, Joe Martin, ELTINGE THEATRE TOM MIX ted the seriousness of the rough SG CHRCUS puts up the big] himself; and make friend hubby! Despite the fact that “The Greater * feed situation in the opinion of A. R.| top at Bismarck on August 5, show-| jealou x i lory,” great super-feature, which in Miesen, extension agent for Burleigh] ing the greatest circus sensation of| “Jiggs” was a riot'in the African! wil] be shown at the Eltinge today and! county. S the age: “Pocahontas at the Court| jungles where hair on the head is| Thursday, deals entirely with Vienna “The Wagon Trail” Mr. “Miesen returned Inst night | of Queed Anne”, incluing three gonsidered decidedly de trop you sec| during and after the war, there y; from a meeting yesterday at Driscoll} tribes of Indians---Wahoe, Econdido| Jiggs was born partly bald-but now) not a single so-called wai e ins 3 A and one at, Sterlingslast night, at and Apache. the Mies, better Her terribly and she| the Mahe oo {J} Scenes of the old frontier | which the feed situation was dis-] “I suppose I'll have to- wear ‘al is forced to spread he $0 Ope ot then plabdentahswethe arn ie which the feed OO farmers were| toupe,” diggs moans despairingly,| her bald dome for hours at a time,| o¢ the formek glorious Aqetrion cneig anys: with Indians attacking it at the sede meeting and} ¥ SERRE ie —| pire Foing off to the war. But of th wagon trains—real old days about a dozen at Sterling. 2 5 ‘i actual scenes showing fighting at the ; Some of the farmers said they 0 Dowd Files Claim eh i sia ert hee cae pre e front there are none. i of the thundering herd Fee ee aay ee ication chad A la gain of more than 23 points, When |;..,/8¢ Greater Glory” in an adpta- , Also 2-reel .comedy S} of the recent rains the situation has Against Government |‘ 4 " blished | #200 of “Viennese Medley,’ shown a marked improvement. The | the alleged gonne oo was bu i oe novel by Edith O’Shaughnes: farmers at Driscoll have shipped out} | | ‘ , | Monday noon specu! og rt the stock | the American ambassador $ very little stock, but. those at the] ‘St. Paul, Aus. 4—(P)—Mike 0’-|ran riot, reaching the climax w The screen production was carried ou' *I'Sterling meeting had pped some.| Dowd, one e world’s —middle- | the establishment of a new high rec-| along colossal lines. Me. Micsen felt the hay situation was| Weight boxing champion, today filed | ord above 214 today. Following the] ‘The poignant story traces the for- r Something not to be alarmed about | suit in federal district court for $10,-| announcement of the dénial, the! tunes of a typical well-to-do Viennese at least until 30 days from now. 000, naming the government as de- | shares broke to 207, starting a reac-| family. It Mallawe then teniasproe: Jonn Haw, Northern. Pacific. ag-] fendant. ; 3 tion in other sections of the market. | perity to poverty to the beginning of riguitural development agent, spoke] O'Dowd claims the amount is due : : @ rehabilitation. The central figure “on the feed situation briefly, but de- te ee Lia tbls, penal Closing out the balance of| in the epic drama is a kindly sere ¥ = voted st of his consideration to} of alleged permanent disability he aunt, aristocratic, unworldly and in- Fee eee coetitertne por. [suffered while serving with. the |OUF summer coats at less than) tonics" sympathetic to all’ the ills! chase of ewes and, even in the face] American army, both in the United | cost.—Bismarck Cloak Shop. | about her. i ‘ " he of continued dry weather, there is|States and in France during sig | iane oad of ae tress to take} s e 4 jing world war. this role was attended with the utmost ome demand for them, secording to} ward war, discharge, O-Dowd elain Too Late To Classify gifticulty, and Lucy -Beaumont, well Mr. Miesen left thi ing for|he has been suffering from multipld | |, 3 4 ; nown on’ the stage, was selected only , : 2 a cule sen lett this me conducted {aclerosis, a disease affecting either | FOR RES —_Fornished | two-room after more th character women ‘nother mecting at “McKengie ‘this|the brain or the spinal cord. The) “partment. 520 Seventh street. had failed to fill all the-demands of 3 afternoon: disease is extremely uncommon and the part. Is caused either by overwork or ex-|FOR RENT—One Parrett Sree aa te vere weather conditions. room, close in. Suita Lehi eS REX THEATRE ' : Cost of Elevator peace, tos niSnes eer reen cous V5! Bs Pigg trey . Ee wi vind, chief of a roving tribe’ System Is Announced |Cochran Repudiates STRAYED af ‘red shine which pad beon terseris. or two. 310 Ave. B. Phone 874R.| Starlight, the devated One ears ay mare, 4 years old; weight! ing wagon trains in the vicinity of Ft. | LANGE has een sere Alleged Interview | 1500:" 10st’ since ‘Fetruary; no brand.| Beigers had her sympathies aroused totul amount to be paid for the ele- One heifer, red and white; weight! over the plight of two o¥ her broth-| : ‘ : tor system of the Saskatchewan} New York, Aug. 4.—()—Thomas about 600; horns; end off right ear; | er's captives. f \ 7 Mooperative Elevator company, Ltd.,] Cochran, partner of J. P. Morgan & | lost since July 1. ba tee J Sally Madison was a member, of | by the Saskatchewan pool elevators,|Co., bound for Europe on the Olym- L. E. «sek D, the wagon train which was going! Ltd. $11,059,350.47, under terms of | pic, today aad Be. the morse McKenzie, . Hogar bin jo, Calltonma, wees andes n by a majority | firm a repudiation of the alleged in- =a f er father and; SRE emnd at oritenters een lserview in which he was quoted as| vinachteMeaeatnneten, mother. Another member of the ad- The award is approximately $1,-| predicting an advance of 100 points |; ye Ni ya-|Venturous party of pioncers was 400,000 less than the price asked for|in General Motors stock. _ will receiv ids for a janitor the property by the vendor, their| “In response to inquiries made of [for a period of ning months com: ‘ elaim being $12,424,331.07 and approx- |me by a ship news reporter upon my wanutit bidder to furnish a fate imately $700,000 more than the sailing from New York on a holida: oatye 7 chaser's offer, the wheat pool having | Mr. Cochran said, “I spoke with en- ¢ “acl proper opera- ; offered to pay $10,308,822.32. " thusiasm of the earnings, manage- | ti © plant. Bids will be / 3 ment and prospects of the General | Tece “District School Roard reserves the A Motors corporation. 4 Tennis Tournament a authorized no stateme: ht to reject any or all bids. 4 3 ind as to the future pri J. D. HOAG, p Is Delayed By Rain] ioc “whien obviously, "no one can District Clerk, (#20.0- 8.747. OFF, foretell. Fargo, N. D., Aug. 4—)—Play| The alleged Mr Coch- : are Ee DESTROYS. tn the 23rd annual North Dakota ten- cial 5 Pea eer car ‘is tournament, which was postponed t Monda tounded the finan- County, North Da Tuesday afternoon because of rain, f its radical de- bids for lignite 4s expected to get under way at about | parture from the itional consery- 1 iv in goal bins p. m. today. Workmen have been |atism of the Mo: m and imme- | °! x proximate amounts needed, for Ne a 20 on the courts since early this morn-| diately started feverish speculation | so) fpg, rolling and remarking them pre-|in General Motors stock. Although ; so i, paratory to the resumption of play,| Wall street was frankly skeptical of F : and they are expected to be in fine |the purported interview and it was reenstul idder to furnish a ; SMape by noon. characterized by a Morgan official | (eye? BUarantee Fulfilment of con- Semi-finals, in the state event, in|as “beyond all precedent.” specula-| Bids will be received up to and in which Robert Kehrer, Jamestown, |tors seized upon the reported re-| cluding August Lith, 1926, will oppose George McHose, Fargo,|marks of Mr. Cochran as a “bullish | District School Board reserves the and C. P. Tenneson, Fargo, will meet |tip” and bid the stock, up to record | "#ht to reject any or all bide. Warner MeNair, Fargo, are sched- | heights. : uled fogs p. m. today. When Mr. Cochran sailed last Sat-|7—27 daily ; Tindian fo Speak at Walther League Meet |i on F a : Business Property for S.and 10 years. jamuel Mi > av Mohican Indian, mA be ut the cipeting of the Walther Low Interest Rate, Prepayment Privi- League of the Zion Lutheran church leges. P. C. REMIN N City National Bank er OAG, District Clerk. @ apes ante oman Friday evening at 8 o'clock. 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