The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1927, Page 11

Mountrail county sta and othe county officials for dam- ages for alleged false arrest. Nogales, Arizona, Sept. 30.—(? the end of a century of w s - = Ac erer nie Ue School Teacher Wins Hiltja Van Der Bie, former school} injuries which they allege kept him down the fence and put his horses | C j . ‘ 2 principal, who was sued for $10,000] Under medical care for three weeks, SURRENDER OF back K ? 4 Verdict in Suit For ; moderate strokes, and said that ¥-«, the supreme Mr. and Mrs, Emil Sauer, parents} Sauer had given her permission to : to the fun ae Have you sent your question to Richards. Dozens of others have. trict court jury late yesterday ground that the defendant whipped Cope re eee " eblishing | Richards will be busy answering them for Monday’s edition of the Tribune.| ,\ A ve ry avi P ENDS WARFARE justif sneer ras IN LAST Y E A R He will be in Bismarck Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and unless your| ‘ed 4 verdict in favor of Miss, the boy with a leather strap, causing| Phone 944 for Tire Service. inot devolve on the defendant and query reaches him promptly, he may not have time to write his ansv — 1‘ 5 i wr ‘i : isi i izati ‘Majored in| lans, changes, real estate, health, most anything in Century of Fierce Fighting Be- jury, the decision said. a a meme; 181 if the writer sends the inquiry addressed. to s tween Indians and Govern- istri i r Richards, magician, care of the Tribune. All of his 0 lo (1) joebenn! a chanbe: UF VeRURTIA fife bership Cainpaten’ replies will be printed, provided you sign your name it against R. E. Swenseid Glue val! be published. vee erie Is Here , . ir ‘ N. D., Sept. 30.— juestions are answered by the magician in the Sai pe Nat pettbe isis the W. @ T. Tribune or during the regular performance at the 5 e auditorium. He does not give private interviews or FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1927 ? _ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE ELEVEN -: es P damages because she whipped Roy| , Miss Van Der Bie insisted that she ions Held in E G vitae had administered hy YAQUI INDIANS 'nsenctecot*| MUCH PUBLICITY SOLUTION OF PERSONAL PROBLEMS) © Whipping Student! sien tyearots pop ramitared only hres of four i Minneapolis, Sept. 30.—@)—A di of Roy, asked the damages on the| Punish the boy if he needed it, the court erred in so instructing the Richards will answer queries about business and love affairs, journ: 1 ty *. * 7, district court, the court denied J, W.| Publicity, Field Work, Mem- ment Believed Over and address, as an evidence of good faith. Only your ing former U. received so much favorable pub- \ i Yaqui! ‘i ve W H icity i i i iti i i h N before have we such enthusiasm over 4 which the Yaqui! ‘ians have waged “folding that the school board of|licity in North Dakota during the readings. In addition to answering questions throug! 1 ever seen a i i ini ys s\ t tl e| CO : . ‘ at castes fen « baal . H pirate iE 7 a as Se te vwecey ou ae bie fajgates to the annual tate conven. | ue Pea ead Apcea a Au Al ea are just beginning to realize that Battery-less Radio has Ae = aandant of the military in Sonora. | school building upon a certain site, BRO AT Ae ed . WHIGH We Wetivan/AHWers {rom the interest ehewele, actually become a fact. Our visitors frequently remark, ES RG Cas Sey ot eee aaah: “Ehut” the eheAnteation ha | of all who see him. However, psychomiency is only “Do you really mean that there are no batteries at all? 10) s rende} oO d- Richland ¢ rict + * : mn es ry Al my i ” ci A ds wral forces Ia. Wednesday of Chief the election the school board refused apauared ny Races, Lied WO ti ee I Is there nothing we have to keep supplied with water?” dori yes, Bel ne i .,and the membership campaign” and | carloads s c 5. Cartier Se P Hapa Ot Us OARCGS oE Se oe EE el ae SRO LT SO Ue LOR ign GE) oe et EU ON a Ue That is exactly what we do mean when we offer you § saa “yee ‘e ton we oo ae nteres! ‘eaders have showered | . q eh is ‘. i het and his warviors surrenietedt had no righ to desert sucha lai | he state W. GT. U. headquarters | paper now if You want to be sure of Fecelving an anawer. \Battery-less Radio.” Kellogg prepared the way more t Ortis, south Sonora, Mexico. after the election had been held, | With clippings, Mrs. Wylie said, and |< than two years ago by perfecting an entirely new kind The general reported that Chief $$$. some of them were displayed at! Mrs Fred Carman, Northwood; | Jamestown, Ray, Linton ane Pros- i isl Josephine Keller, Temvik: | per. of radio ho : = ate on alternating eae — Theodore | Strandness, Lari-| Grand Forks Scandinavian :.ade ind of electricity you use to light your a more; Mrs. E. E. Simpson and Mrs.| the greates gain. in| membership Any light socket in your home furnishes ip KE. A. Mickelson, Kathryn; Miss |and also in the greatest gain. in per i i i 4 Roseth and Mrs..Martin Lium,|eent. ‘The Oberon youre paaptes the power for this astonishing radio. Come in and see for yourself. ein = the ual eeu a eeu , mJ 4 tion news has been kept before the shot, Four Boys Who Left |yecne'by wileawake woes inter |: Mm Devils Lake School [ested in the work and some branches é ‘. of the organization maintain a V Captured at Minot! c. 1. uv. column in their local new: hte papers, she said. In addition many | an, | letters on the subject have been 1 printed by the leading newspapers of the state and officers of the W. C. T. U. have broadcast prohibition news over the radi. Much today |_.Field work by various members ire Tuesday in of a eaacen and areal rk Li bsoe! ‘| said. One rep: national ’ i uis Matuz, recognized chief, ed he mountains, the Yaqui str ounding up scattered bands prepar- story to making complete onditional surrender, hieftains, Mori and Matu > beginning of the Son each taking his followers. The last two decades have seen thaps ‘he fiercest of the century t { strife between the Y sovernment. In their e stronghold che tr ained during tl rable defense against their ast April, however, the — mili vottled them up in the mount nd it was then th © the egan seatter, oe : Complete disarmament and com- Hoe Gls ia ritment to reservations will he t Leia es ‘ate of the Yaqui warriors who i nder. JLSON LAWSUIT "TQ BE RETRIED arleigh Decision Affirmed—, Ce eee Spitzer ~: ion Upheld— | Rugby Man Ordered Hoerne: + New trial | to Halt Building |‘ of Kenmare Plant ine; Mrs. Paul Rode, Ryder,| branch has the largest paid mem- irs. A. H. Lindquist, Wheelock. |bership and the L. T. L.nat Milnor sting the local activities of the|has the largest paid membership in unions, Mre. Wylie said|that division. lly good reports had. been _—_— “smond Carrington,| By a new vulcanizing process, rub- P! Cooperstown, | ber substitutes now are being made ndinavian, Ellendale, | from coal oil. Devils Lake, N. D. litor bound & s from 14 to 1 in’ the i following their c: where SS No “A” Batteries a neh No “B” Batteries y rc Ne N 6) — Batteries The cabinets of the various Kellogg models are as outstand- ing as this “Battery-less” feature. Just that simple dignity that comes of authoritative design, perfectly ‘woods, finished by an artist. 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T. 1 members, ‘| The — membership — ca brought in 840 new mem ‘) whom 58 are affiliated with the! Y. B. P. or young people’s branch. | Each of the following women were iste: i ained ten new Robert B. Reed, Thompscn, Hat- Wilder, Fargo; n Fargo; poleon 08 ned thac tue four f whom could their Burleigh co t. + supreme court h: n order for a new tr of Peter Olson vs. the ck bus line, | B. A. No " . Landbloom, | Sorenson, J: George F, Clark, Holcomb, Jamestow Jones, Carrington; M. ng that a person » of land must seek ion, the court n ion of James Spitzer, they Inune : leigh county, on a charge of ma- y launch a ne destruction of property. | t ordered a new trial in! ; Anton Hoerner, Ol ner, sentenced to one tiary for assault, ion Not Abused n bus line case, Olsau. lower court erred in ¢ new trial, but the supr held it had not abused i nm. In the first trial, T's Anton ' fore) son, Hatton; Mrs. Morris Williams,. . Ken-| Fargo; Mrs. B, C. 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Spitzer, holding that the land why not be closed as served on 28 roprietors of ‘h liquor has n found by government authori- officials of the United States LANPHER HATS, CAPS AND OVERCOATS Sold Exclusively at DAHL’S CLuimiNG STORE . 46 Years in Bismarck on, 1, and are returnable in Minot | federal court on October 25, the first | day of the next ¢ term, -delicale. precise. aud dependable ¥ : Tezeescees (an 2 8 =New Taxi Rates tgpesefCanningham Radio bee: 2 Effective 6 a. m. Oct. Ist types— ell ja the Orange and Blue carton Auto Accessories _E. T. CUNNINGHAM, Inc. : . In fairness to the riding public and to give service, too NewYork ° Chicago * SanFrancisco 5 ° 8 “4 > , » With -2 dade peat, — means for our own We are listing a few items here that are a part of our com- plete stock Rates Champion, Spark Plugs Locktite Radiator Leman Single Passenger, any place between Thirteenth street aun Pio Jiffy ee tan” and Griffin street, 25c. West of Griffin to KKK. 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Phone 57 Notice Garbage hauling by. the city -will be discontinued Oct.. 1st. . City Auditor.