The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1926, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mes./ipst night at the regul P. W. McG 405 ee rertue; Mandan lodge, No. 1256. UESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1926 wer BORN | of Schmidt were in Mandan yesterday Mrs. C. G. -Thomp-} on business. a son Sunday night) pital. | SPECIAL FOR cITY WEDNESDAY IN ‘ depanyeunt'Sunden, wt Mstdss| Chiffon Slik Hose in odd yesterday on eo i lots pai 4.36. Sits Joseph “dincl and ‘Stephen Tockart | Chiffon Hose, 950—Rose Shop. meeting of| and Mrs, Chris Beehm and sons have| PAGE EIGHT returned from a short visit in Minot. | | northwest, Renden} Beanie" ARF RG 6 MINOT B ANDIT | “Peaches” Turns Away From “Daddy” e 8 meeting | ATTEND SALE EMPLOYED IN MANDAN | {oak A number of Mandan ‘people at-| Tod Goddard, formerly of Minne-' - 3 . T -!tended the sale at the farm of An-|apolis, has been employyed by the i 3 & cluded an interesting talk by Mrs. W.! hony Bernota of Huff. Mr. Huff sold! Lewis and Clark ‘barber shop. i H. Stutsman on her recent trip tol all his farm implements, as he is} Born, to M son of Man at the Mandan h: served. he will spend the wint {turned from Bowman, where they v: Europe. Mrs. R, W. Shinners, regent,| planning to go to Pennsylvania, | LEAVES FOR Los ANGELES Nature cf Conference Not Di- presided. At the conclusion of the — William .Hoffknecht will leave to- afternoon a refreshment course was VISITS PARENTS \ day for Los Angeles, California, where | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Welker have re- vulged—Waives Examina- tions on New Charges -(P) —Norfis | ped from | Minot, Minot, N. D., Oct. 1 Forrest, who twice has the Ward county who has been re times, bonds amou presented to 5 Johnson a proposition what he is willing to do on son the charges. The nature of Forrest's offers t the state's attorney have not bi divulged, being) made at a sec conference this forenoon between the | rosecutor and the defendant, but ‘orrest has previously intimated that he is willing to plead guilty to at feast one of the numerous charges against him. There are two charges of jail breaking filed against the “Lone Wolf,” and the remainder of the eight charges aguinst him allege iciclaae © eld to District Court — When arraigned before Justice C. B. Davis late yesterday afternoon on four new charges which were filed against him, following his capture last Thursday at Glendive, Mont., Forrest waived examination. The charges included two of jail breaking, one of grand larceny in connection with the robbery of the Piper-Howe Lumber company in this city and one of burglarizing the armory on July 4, 1926, when he made his first es- cape, Tmmediately after Forrest waived examination, Justice Davis ordered that he be held for trial in district court, and set the bonds on each charge at $2,000. TELLS SHERIFF HOW TO STRENGTHEN JAIL Minot, N. D., Oct. 12.--()- i Forrest, who established a local jail breaking record when he escaped twice from the Ward county jail, has cffered suggestions to officials on how to strengthen the institytion. To Sheriff A, S. Spicher, Forrest! has volunteered information as to whut he would do to make stronger the windows through which he has twice fled. Sheriff 'S icher, who he is convinced Forrest to speuk on the subject, interest to the suggestions. GASOLINE TAX RECEIPTS ARE ON INCREASE Net results of New Law, How- ever, Depend on Extent of Refund Demand tax receipts in September were a“ report by State Treasurer * her shows. is Sum $52,276 was from the old one-cent tax which had been due from previous months and $100,000 was from the new two-cent sales tax approved by the people at the state election, Although these figures show an apparent large increase in the' state's revenue from this source it cannot be definitely determined what the net result of the new tax will be until the demands for refunds begin to come in. Many state officials are frankly skeptical that it will produce the revenue anticipated and express the opinion that a two-cent tax un- der the old law would have produced much more money for road-building erts that 3s aualified | . In September, 1925, gas| po Tryouts for the Playmakers were | s purpos tax collections were $112,863.44. The records show that some firms still owe taxes due under the one- cent law, Fisher T Increase cigarette taxes are From April 1 to y receipts were $130,685. ame period this poset $132,476.89 was received. Since january 1 this year $180,640.26 has been collected of which $23,956.55 was for August and $24,011.79 for Sep- tember. The same months last year showed $23,182.57 and $27,708.45 re- spectively. Receipts for the nine months of operation last year were $237,000. The 12-month period is ex- to show receipts in excess of The decrease in the monthly aver- age is attributed to the fact that fewer farm laborers came into the state this year than is customary. HOMEMAKERS’ CLUB FORMED First Organization of Its Kind in Burleigh County Per- fected at Wing Twelve women attended a meeting at Wing Monday afternoon when the first homemakers’ clob in Burleigh county ws nganited under the direc- tion of Mi race DeLong of Fargo, us une af aren work agricultural college. Officers ted were elec! yn. E. Kopplin, president ji, ‘Tees, vice-president; Miss Viola secretary; Mrs. Halver, chair- Be reports, wssuste a ate for i and meetings at the follows: Mrs, A. , was_sel eld the third Friday of every ae next meeting being on Oc- working in Fr the hush with the at re a second ; studied in detail lesson on club or- This picture, which proved to be prophetic, shows Frances “Peaches” Browning and her millionaire husband at the beginning of their honey- moon not so long ago. Now the C j away from the man who brought her everyt! her belongings, has fled Edward W Gardens, L. I. She was said to havi lapse, and “Daddy” says the separation is only temporary: Anywa: he has found that not all “peaches” are the clinging kind. . ' Mandan News Playmakers Will \ Give Two Plays; Casts Announced ement of the casts of two vs which the Sarah Bern- ardt Chapter of the Junior P ers is to present November 1 high school auditorium day by Miss Mabel Fre rector. Two pl: Ann one-a ys, “The Rose of the Aiham bra” and “Station YYYY" are to be! presented by the Playmukers and members of the club are now busy special settings for the Randall and Ro of the stage pains are being alistically us arranging stage. Mackin have ch tings and spe taken to;reproduce as possible the Alhamb Miss Frey visited Spain this summer and! brought back numerous suggestions which are being followed in the p paring of th: “Rose of th Byerly, Ellen rt, Eleanor Me- jory Shaw Randall, Gi Cormick, Evelyn Pav and Dorothy Rosen. YYYY” are: Carl Borrese: Schulte, Bernardine Fleck, Marjorie | MeCormick, Lloyd McDonald, Robert Machin, Clara Morris” and ‘William ase being held yesterday and today. There are 50 people trying out and 20 of| them are to be elected to member-| ship as “reberves,” according to Miss; rey. Boy Bruised When Two Cars Collide Riding on the fender of a car which collided with another at First street and Seventh avenue northwest early Saturday evening, Wallace Peterson son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Peterson, was severely bruised about the hips. The car on which Peterson was riding was driven by Clayton Klein. Peter-| son was rushed to the hospital but it was found that there were no frac-} tures. “His bruises, however, are very | severe, i St. Anthony Lady | Severely Scalded | Mrs. Chris Ressler of St. Anthony suffered severe sealds Friday when ‘canning fruit. She had placed the) jars in boiling water when several of them burst at once and she was spray-| Well-known Mason Restored to Good Health Victim of Dizziness, Indigestion, Loss of Strength, Retired Farmer Restored to , Gains 12 Brawn, muscle and splendid health that nature gives to us cannot with-| stand the terrible strain and stress of modern living. But health can be re- gained and protected against attack. Andrew Loucks, a well-known Stew- artville, Minnesota, citizen, a member of te Pleasant Grove Lodge of Ma- sons, 8 ‘anlac has made me feel! as if I could go out on the farm and| lo a big d: work. | “I was greatly troubled with my/ stomach. And at times indigestion would be. s0 bad that I would have vomiting spells followed by cramps. I was restless and, my condition shat- red my nerv t night I would turn waiting for alpen that never came. Often I was so dizsy I eould not sate my paying — ing weaker every when to take Tanlac. “After the first bottle I noticed a deal of improvement. I am on bottle now and am enjoying health. I eat overything with a Cinderella girl actually has turned ing but youth and, with been near a state of nervcus col a | ed with scalding water. He arms and face received minor burns and her shoulders and hips) were — badly scalded, Minor Damage Is Caused By Mishap} caused when a driven by RB. Center struck Chevrolet Minor damage Buick — roadster the hen Chevrolet Riding in Ple and daughter ’ Sparrier of Schafer was alone, ed that the mishap ¢ was looking to the wnd watching driving down Mai Pleger car and as he looked to the his car struck the other ear. He agreed to settle for any damages. front fender fender bent. Purchases Ranch From Mike Brown Arnold C. Eidam of Cleveland, Ohio, has purchased the Mike Brown’ ranch es cast of Shields apd will take he property November 1, it was About 6,400 acres are included in the deal, involving several leased sec- tions in addition to Mr, Brown's own holdings. Mr. Brown intends to re- tire from ranch work. Mr Eidam, his mother, Mrs. Rose Eidam, his sister Miss Olive and brother Paul, are all guests at the home of H, J. Tavis. They intend to leave for Cleveland shortly, although Mr. Eidam will return before the end of the month to take charge of his property. a at Personal and | fs Social News of | ' Mandan Vicinity ye Mrs. McGillic Is Hostess at Meeting of D..A. R. Monday The Daughters .of «the American Revolution were entertained . Monday Health By Tanlac. Pounds EDITOR OF SCHOOL PAPER Miss Arabella Warren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. W: dan, has been selected as managing editor of the Marquette Tribune, the publication issued by the students of larquette University, Milwaukee. he is the first co-ed ever chosen to direct the affairs of the paper, Warren is studying journalism at Marquette. , VISIT GOVERNOR Shoot Holy and His Road, two braves from the Standing Rock reser- vati ent to Bismarck yesterday, accompanied by Major A. B. Welc! see Governor Sorlie about the adju ment of a treaty. INSTALLING FRONT A new Brasco finish front is now being installed at the J. B. Frederick's hardware and a tile prism fs also ing installed. Work was started y terday and it will probably be'finish: by the end of the week. MEETS TONIGHT The Ladies Auxiliary of the B, of R. T. will meet tonight at the K. P. hall. Following the business meet- ing a social hour will be held and re- freshments served. RETURNS FROM TRIP R. C. Newcomer, Morton eaunty ag- ricultural agent, returned yesterday from a week's ‘trip to New Salem, Glen Ullin and Judson, where’he test- ed cattle. LEAVE FOR ABERDEEN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wy: ex- pect to leave Wednesday by car for Aberdeen, S. D., and Dubuque, Iowa, where they plan to spend the winter. B. P. W. CLUB TO MEET A reg meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s club will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the club rooms. SPEAKS IN MANDAN Mrs. Reba M. Graham, field seer tary of the Presbyterian board of foi eign missions, gave an address at the Mandan Presbyterian church this aft- ernoon. ELKS TO GIVE PROGRAM _Plans for the celebration of the fifteenth anniversary of the founding of the local order of B. P. 0. E. on Thursday evening were completed —_—_—_—____ =o + {Hl HENRY Ford that | there will soon be thirty million automobiles life, Benefit. by the experience others ‘Tanine made from barks Tanlac have gained 12! weak, en of Man-| j ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. ; Welker, parents of Mr. Welker. | VISIT PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young of Minot hay turned home aftera short visit here with Mr. Young’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, S. A. Young, ‘ORTS READY Students in the junior and senior igh school will receive their first grades of the present sehool year to- morrow afternoon. GUESTS OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kautzman of Sykeston are guests at the home of their daughter, Mra.; B. :P. Peterson, in Mandan. RETURN FROM MINOT Mr. and Mrs. John Klein and Mr. iss { ard FIRST RE Once a woman of her age had to be careful. Today, she eats anything she wants? 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