Bismarck daily tribune. [volume], February 19, 1909, Image 5

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Has Warrant for His
Arrest for Using Obscene
Language to Lady Opera
tor at Telephone Central
A warrant wits Issued yesterday for
the arrest of Thomas H. Poole on
a charge of using obscene language
through the phone to the operator at
central, the complaint toeing ^rworti
to by Manager Schuraan of the North
Dakota: Independent i%*}
dayVafternoon '-'j
It is .4iarted
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Fancy Imported Sardines
The biggest bargain in the year.
20o, 25c and 35c grades,
••*& Tour choice for 1 6
Head Lettuce
16c
Fresh Celery
.2£or26d
Ort^e Fruit
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tStrlctly 'T resli 'Egg^
2 dozens for 66c singledozen 36c
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pany. The wj**^i^i»^^lijcedi in- ^the operators who have been the vi
tbe hands of Sheriff MftSlHis Thur»-
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night Poole called up numher of
private houses and tried to engage
ladles and others In convereatldn -who
did hot ©are to talk to him*. So per/
Soo Hitti BilMIn
We Sell hor Cash Only
Our Motto-Quality
"That Remind* Be"
Have you tried Home Brand
Coffee? It's the best.
Per pound 4 0
Beautiful 14 qt. gray rinsing pan,
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I Mfenameled on heary steel. Every
I ^^iece-4s^iw»nteed,i One-..to. a ,cus-
[m^ni&m- ^hiiA tlifiv last:.".
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slstent was he in thin endeavor that
finally central was requested by sub
scribers td switch Poole Into ttie chief
of police's phohiBvJpifliis Was done
with the ^ultZthat -k,*verytorid dia
logue followed. The night operator
at the exchange says that then Poole
abused her, outragiously and In the
foulest and most obscene language,
beoafts&she had connected him. with
the chief. :•'••.
During the,tirade the operator call
ed up the chief, who thus beard the
talk .of Poole, and will also be a wit
nessvat the preliminary, which will
probably be held today.
It seems that in the application to
the states attorney and to the attor
ney general's offlfse, -Manager Scbu
man finally succeeded in getting ac
tion, and Assistant Attorney General
Zuger took charge of the matter to
the extent of issuing the necessary
papers.
i- The telephone people and. especially
ms un
J&pt^ Monday
f0rtunate Incident are
indignant and—interesting develop
ments will probably follow.
The charitable view to take of the
matter Is that Poole has -completely
lost his head and—Judgment, as a
MACHINERY HEN
MIS8OURI SLOPE IMPLEMENT
DEALERS HOLD THEIR ANNUAL
-MEETING HERE ON THE 25TH
INSTANT.
The annual meeting of the Mis
souri Slope Implement Dealers as
sociation will he held at the Cohimer
ciai club in this city, on February
25. There will be three sessions:
at 10:30 a. m., 2:30 and 8 p. m.
At 6 p. m. the association will have
its annual banquet at Roman's cafe,
to which the Implement dealers -who
are members of the legislature, are
Invited.. '. y'V
not
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5 »ix quart preserylngr jtettle beautifu•l• grajr mottling on heav•y iteel
I is Wh n*.iv a5c
S 'six quart lipped sauce pan. Fine gray^o^^Oh:^e»Ty. stsoi
ffPiBach utece guaranteed.1'' Special ..i.i..i..i....-.'»» *i..» ,.«,*.v.,» y..v»*2ao
^H|toe?fbtrfe':Jfapaawe tea,pot for ....'....... «....*. .i«*»»• ,.^.vj-^.we._
r^'|l^ '-^''.pMsa«4|. carsti^tnnihlers,^p^ -^^^i^^i!!i^. olBerent
^i^t/ivpiit^ot" thfct- fatoi .'^r -dpi» ,.».*'•*••• •'*.*-'?^v^^^%»j ••*^?c
a
polished ,nKoth hackery handle, securely This sa^^^^
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result of the strain of the court mar- weapon, and told him he would never
tlal proceedings that have been had
in the oase of the adjutant general.
The meeting will be an important
one, as the officers for the ennsuing
year 'will be elected and a great deal
of matter of interest of the trade
will be gone over. Every dealer in
the Slope country is urged to attend
the meeting regardless^ of whether he
is a mtmber of the association or J—but forty-seven years is a
If you haven't Inspected the line of
domestic and Imported embroideries
shown by Webb Bros, you are certain*
ly missing an opportunity to buy them
at prices seldom offered.
See Kuhu ft Co. hefbre buying your
lace and embroidery.
USB TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS.
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Beli-ehaoed 16 inch turkey feather
duster. Split wing and^tail-feath
er of selected stock. Black enam
eled handle Worth 60c. While
thojr' last ,' one ^A^: customer^
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GETS A Wl
GOVERNMENT PAYS HIS CL
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0N E DOLLAR,AFTEJ$
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:.:*" 47 YEARS. '-f*B-
Dennis Hanlfln received a
from Washington for twenty dollars
and nine cents in payment of a claim
he has heen trying to get from the
government for •fortyJseven years. He
was then a young lieutenant in charge
of construction of federal breasts
works at Murphysboro, Tenn. 'When
Dennis turned over to the quarter
master the equlppment in his charge
he was one bayonet short The
quartermaster told him unless he
made it good it would stop his, set
tlement with the government per
haps for months. Denny asked what
the weapon was worth and being
told it was charged at one dollar, die
oaid the amount but was. hostile at
what he thought was an injustice.
He made the officer give him a re
ceipt describing in minute detail the
quit until Umole Sam made it good.
At least a dozen different claim
agencies have undertaken to get It
for him, but were turned down, one
after another. Years ago, when Den
ny was in Washington a friend, who
thought he had eome influence, accom
panied him to see the claims de
partment to see what could be done
about it. Learning there that there
were six hundred thousand claims
which would have to be disposed of
with any speolaletomfwypetaoisaldw
hefbre he oould be accommodated
with any 'special consideration, he
concluded to wait.
It has been twelve years since he
last heard from hi* claim and that
to, the effect that it had been again'
turned down. He had it taken up
again, and yesterday received a draft
in payment of his claim of one dollar,
with $19.09 Interest.
He also received at the same time
however, notice that the other claims
which he filed at the same time, for
travel pay from Murphysboro to the
headquarters and from that point to
the place where he enlisted, had been
turned down. Hannifin says that he
Is not done with the government yet
good
while to wait.
Let A. W. Lucas Co. frame your
pictures they knew how. Swell
mouldings. Mats for mounting in: ar
color. Prices reasonable.
Carnations—60c a dozen,
Saturday,
Jorgenson's Candy Shop.
USB TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS.
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,i Saturday, .yv
Ten inch wood handled monkey
wrench, tool steel, strongly rireted.
Flat* steel finish and opens to 1%
inches. Saturday, only, while they
last at 2 5
A BAD EGA
IE KNEEStiAW SENDS MAN
TJ%EN FOR PIGGING WHO HAS
A UNIQUE CRIMINAL RECORD.
lite-' v^^fe^
Tphe convict Charles Currle, who sa
Iterisn the penitentiary Tuesday, has
quite an interesting history from a
draflp^jtn^nologist's point of view.
^ii^t Grafton, Judge W. J. Kneeshaw
sentenced Charles Currle of Minto, to
serve his fourth term in the peniten*
tiary at Bismarck. This .time Currie
received a sentence qf one year and
five months on a charge of selling liq
uor Illegally. He had served sentences
•for burglary, grand larceny and liquor
selling- He was released less than:
a year ago after serving- a sentence of
five years. One rather odd feature of
his ease is the fact that he has. always
returned to Minto immediately after
his sentence expired.
Some years ago there were sever
res In Minto and Currie was sus-er,
B. R. Slnkler, who was
attorney at that time, hired a
ve to investigate matters. He
failed to secure sucient evidence to
convict Currie of Incendiarism, but
secured evidence that he was guilty
of burglary and his conviction was
secured. In Cunie'g ^possession was
found an infernal machine, which
could be used in lncediarism. It con
sisted of a box packed with exiselsior
In it was a candle. It was so arranged
4jbat when the candle burned a certain
distance there would be a fire. After
Currie was sent to prison there were
no more fires.
AtTY GEN'L MILLER
DENYS FORUM STORY THAT HE
HAS VIOLATED ANY 8TATE
LAW IN REGARD TO INSUR-
ANCE MATTER. I
The attention of Attorney General
Miller having been called to an arti
cle in the Fargo Forum under Bis
marck date, alleging that he, Miller,
had violated a state law, Inasmuch as
his business firm had sold insurance
to the penitentiary trustees for the
pen building?, said that he did notScotia.
have any time to repl- as he was on
his way home, beyond saying that he
is not a member of any purchasing
board of the state and therefore not
The line of suit fabrics shown by
Webb Bros, is certainly complete
enough to please the most exacting
buyer.
Qi|r GKEAT 25 GE^TS SALE opens Thursday, Feb. i8thv and lasts one week, closing Wednesday night, Feb. 24th.
carry-
,3^|a^I||i}H|)ay you tp read every ifemcl%el}^then visit daily and see what we can do with a small stock in the way of bar
Dont miss the Daily Specials. Remember the date—begins
feh^rsdaW ifeb, 1 $, ajid closes ^^^esxjay, Feb, 24th.
at 10:30 A. M. DAILY SPECIALS will be put on sale as follows:
Monday
Diamoh^ jewel berry bowl, 8%
incites ^tameter. Brilliantly cryl
talized, rich genuine cut design.
Worth much more. While they
last at .•',. 25c
Six quart Berlin Tsettle, beautiful gray mottled on heavy steel base
strong riveted ears heavy wire bail tin cover. Just think only. .25c
6 quart Berlin sauce pot, beautiful gray matting on heavy steel
base, string nekced, side handle tin cover, det in on this at —25c
Three quart, white lined enameled Berlin kettle, triple coated on
heavy steel base outsidemottling in bltte and white. They go at 25c
Two-foot nickel pUtedcirpenter's square, heavy steel, full nickel plat
o4 on both sides Only it few for ..?«-'. 25c
^'j^rltetieal kteclubn set.: |^r '.#»einl articles—Wave edge bread knife,
tempered butcher loiife, 2jttong kitchen fork and handy paring knife.
,8et' •otniipi©te'&».it»r .:.,.*:,^i'i^j&i^" *?&$&,**'•,..... 25©
affected by the provisions of the law,' of America. The stars of the com
as the (correspondent should know by pany are presented in the accompany
givihg a thought to the law he quotes, ing cuts, and all who hear them will
Mr. $fg^a£t«ald the Forum would- have surely he pleased and get their mon
an opportunity to present the matter
correctly.
PERSONAL
•. George Boelter, the flour, feed and
coal dealer of Drlscoll, was doing
business in the city Thursday.
Ex-Governor Frank White of Valley
City, was an arrival Thursday noon
and visited the legislature while In
session.
J. S. Knauss to back from Velva,
where he was looking after business
matters in connection with his de
ceased brother-in-law's estate.
C. J. Baugert, Sheldon, is one of the
recent arrivals in the city.
H. A. Davidson of Fargo, was no
ticed in the lobbies Thursday.
W. H. Hay of New Salem, accom
panied by his wife and daughter, were
in the city Thursday calling on
friends.
W. J. Dwyer, the Medina real es
tate man, accompanied by Mrs. Dwy
1B a guest in the city.
Miss May Shea of Decorah, la,, is
in the city visiting her elster, Mrs. H.
M. Weiser.
Professor D. E. Wlllard of the ag
ricultural college, was an arrival from
Fargo Thursday afternoon.
Superintendent S. A. Danford came
in from the east Thursday noon. He
Is looking after Methodist interests
in this locality.
Attorney Baird of Dickinson, was
down as a member of the victorious
Dickinson basket ball team and feels
good over the victory of his team.
Charles Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Graham came down from Wil
ton Thursday night to attend the
Patterson party.
THE IMPERIAL SCOTS
THERE WILL BE A CHANCE TO
NIGHT FOR LOVER8 OF FINE
MUSIC TO ENJOY THEM-
SELVES.
The Imperial Scots will be the at
traction at the opera house this even
ing and a rare treat is in store for
those who love music, especially
those who love the 'bonny airs of
The company is composed of
exceptionally fine talent, talent which
has been praised on both sides of
the Atlantic and admired by crown
ed heads as weld as the loyal people
eyte -worth.
OENTSfBARGAIN SALE
Carnations—603 a dozen,
Saturday,
Jorgenson's Candy Shop.
USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS
wilKbe surprised to see what a 25c piece will buy.
Tuesday
Handsomely decorated it
lazed -china pitcher height 6% in.
embossed tops 3 shapes and 3 dec
orations. This Is a regular 50c
size. On sale, one to a customer,
Tuesday only, at 25c
STORE
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Orocsr ^^jiptt^' Butchsr
A Fresh hwpice of
National Blscott Co's Pwk. Bwdi
Oraham Crackers
Oatmeal Crackers'•
Faust Oyster Crackers
Cheese Sandwich
Saratoga Flakes vv
NaUsco Wafers
Champagne Wafers
Dum 0ur6n OltVetoil
in gallons, quarters, pints and halfs
Hawaiian Caused Pineapples
Ripe Canned Olives
Clam Bouillon
Underwood Devilled Hani
Tobasco Sauce
Candied Pimentos
Orated Permesan Cheese ,:
Imported Brussels Sprouts
NOT A MEMBER OF COMPANY A.
There is no truth in the Bismarck
ttlegram to the Fargo Forum of Tues
day to the effect that T. H. Poole
had been elected a member of Com
pany A of this cijy. It is true he
did' make such an application fey tele
phone to company headquarters Mon
day night It is said the condition of
the ex-adjutant general at the time
was such that no particular attention
was paid to the application.
Among the many spring goods to
arrive in our oity recently is a very
large assortment of silks, which is on
display at Webb Bros. Take this op
portunity to select your silks before
the better patterns are sold.
Carnations—60c a dozen,
Saturday,
Jorgenson's Candy Shop.
..iu- Kaally Explained. ^-—"-.*v—
Ostand—Pa, why do they can tnsal
"charity" basaars?
Pa Because a man Is aa object af
charity when he gets out, my son,
See Kuhn & Co. before buying your
lace and embroidery.
Wednesday
Fine sheet steel roasters strongly
wired with ventilators, self-baster
tcp and bottom so dented that juice
gathers and drops upon the meat.
One only to a customer, while they
last at 25c
Three quart enameled coffee pots. Same heavy coating as kettles.
While they last at 25c
Bight pounds Pearl hominy, just received, only 25c
Five pounds rice popcorn, corn that will pop, for 25c
Two and one-half pounds fresh roasted peanuts, just received at.25c
Three pounds large, fancy Santa Clara prunes 25c
Two pounds good, nice Apricots for 25c
Three pounds 3 Crown loose Muscatel raisins. A special bargain
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