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REVIVALS TO
CONTINUE AT
AUDITORIUM
Kev. Janus Tonight Will Con
tinue His Preaching on
the Ten Commandments'
The* James evangelistic meetings
will continue in tin- <’ity Auditoriuin.
where services will begin at 7:30
nVlock tonight. The Gideon Gospel
chorus is expected to sing several
special numbers while a I avert* mixed
chorus will lead the congregational
singing under the direction of Evan
gelist James.
JYMKSISMS
“If I would curse your mother
Us some ot you curse God, you
would tar and feather me and
kick me out of town.”
"If a man swears before me, I
will pin him, no matter if he is
hit as an elephant.”
“Suppose you had a million dol- i
lavs mill would die tonight with
out God, what would your money i
do for you? It could not Imy l
j you one diop of water in hell. {
| Your wife would probably buy a j
new set of teeth, a new head of '
j hair, a cork limb, marry another i
| man and spend it all."
| “We used to call these frizzle
| topped, pin headed, chattering, |
j vulgar talking dames, liens, then
! we culled them chicken. , now we
call them Faster Kggs. Why?
Itecause they are hand painted
and hard boiled.”
“find says: ‘Remember the
Sabbath day to keep it holy.’
Thank (lod, your theatres m Bis
marek are closed on Sunday,
which is far hotter than my own
dirty town."
“The* nation that honors (lod,
reverences. His name and keeps
His day holy is the nation that
(iod will prosper."
"Don't think 1 am angry with
you because I am severe in my
denunciation of sin. I love you,
and you’ll firm before I am
through here that I am about the
sweetest ugly thing you ever
saw."
Rev. James will continue preaching
on the* Commandments. He has an
nounced that the sermon tonight will
be hotter than tin* one Sunday night
and warns the people to he sine to
wear asbestos suits.
Inquiries about the meetings are
coming in from all directions. Peo
ple in rural communities are deeply
interested in the meltings and are
driving many miles to attend them.
AIR POLICIES
ASSAILED IN
MITCHELL CASE
Tresentalion or Evidence Is
Delayed by Objections
of Prosecution
Washington, Nov. 10.—OP)— The
government’s air policies, both at
home and in far-off American posses
sions, were assailed today in defense
testimony before the Mitchell court
martial.
Captain Robert Oidys of the air
service, called to support Colonel
Mitchell’s charge of near treasonable
disregard of national interest in
aviation, declared he had in his pos
session a letter written by the Amer
ican minister to Guatemala in 1923,
warning of a scheme by "alien in
terests ’ to establish a foothold in
central America near the Panama
canal.
The minister, the witness said, un
successfully urged the Washington
government to establish an air mail
service to central America. Actual
presentation of the letter in evidence
was delayed, temporarily at least, by
objections from the prosecution.
Quotes From Report
Capt. Oldys also quoted at length
from the aviation report presented in
1922 by the Lassiter board of army
officers, containing recommendations
for air defense of the Philippines and
Hawaii, which the witness said had
been approved by the secretary of
war but never carried into effect.
This report, he said, described the
situation in the air service as ‘‘un
fortunate and critical.”
Captain Oldys then told the court
that while he was stationed in Hawaii
there were so many forced landing
and airplane smashes that there was
a threat to hold pilots finan daily re-
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sponsible for the loss of their craft
The captain said there were no tac
tical air units on the Pacific coast.
Recommend ut ions In herded
The witness said In- had iccom
! mended that aviator- !»>■ transferred
to th M Pacific coast, hut the general
staff did not approve the* ier,>minen
oat ion.
(leneral Howze asked him if lie
| thought the general stall ought to
; be guided by Ins recommendations.
| “As the genei a I staff is at resent
constituted, I do. mi," < aptain Oidys
j replied.
Th_ n Brigadier (iencral Ewing F,
Boolu asked ('aptain Obit how he
; would organize the general stall’.
"I be same as ('olonel Mitchell,’
J the cnptain mi id.
CUTS THROAT,
WRISTS, WHILE
ABOARD TRAIN
Minneapolis Man Slashes Self
in Toilet Kooni of (Jreal
Northern Passenger
Brand Forks, N. J).. \ov. 10.- 'AP)
Alex lluatshyn of M nneapolwas
found in a toilet room of lirent
Northern train number I with his
til mat and wri.-ts slashed shortly aft
er the train left Lanin,ire today.
He was brought to (Irand Fori,.-
and is in a local hospital. His recov
ery is doubtful. Local authoritie* .
who are investigating the case, be
lieve that lluatshyn attempted to kill
himself with a razor. He appears to
he a laborer.
MOTHER AND
7 CHILDREN
HUNT A HOME
Descried by Father, the Fam
ily Is Shunted From One
County to Another
Nebraska City, Neb.. Not. 10. IA 3 )
■—Mrs. Fred Neil and her seven small
children, deserted bv their father,
will have to find another county to
support herself and family.
Mrs. Neil was deported from l)es
Moines, lowa, several weeks ago under
the pauper law which provides one
must -Jesuit 1 in the county for at
least a year before county charity can
be forthcoming. She and her chil
dren moved to Nebraska City and the
county board contributed five dollars
weekly while her brother-in-law al
lowed them to live with him. Now
the county hoard announces it is un
able to continue its allowance and
her brother-in-law, a laborer, also
said he is unable to continue her sup
port.
Where they will go is problemat
ical.
REPORT SHOWS
INCREASE IN
CORN ESTIMATE
Washington. Nov. 10. (A-** —This
year’s corn crop was placed at U.OIU,- i
.‘10(1,0(10 bushels in a preliminary esti
mate issued today by the department
of agriculture in its November crop
report. A month ago, 2,1*18.000,000
bushels were indicated. Last \ear’s
crop was 2,436.513,001) bushels.
Other preliminary estimates of
productions compared with last year's
crops were: |,
Buckwheat 10,070,000 bushels com
pared with 15,1*56.000 last year.
Flax seed 22.332,000 bushels, com
pared with 30,173,000. |
Clover seed 1.151,100 bushels com-1
pared with 1*77,000. |
White potatoes 340,503,000 bushels j
compared with 454,784,000. ;
Other important farm crop produr-l
tion this year, previously announced, j
is: I
All wheat <>07.272,000 bushels: oats)
1,470,384,000 bushels; barley 226,786,-
000 bushels; rye 51,1*68,000 bushels;!
lice 35,810.000 bushels; hay 89,135,-
000 tons; beans 17,754,000 bushels; j
peaches 47,730,000 bushels; broom i
corn 28,000 tons; anil hops 28,386,000.1
Final estimates of crop production
will be announced December 16.
Elias Elleflood
Arrested After
Raid Is Conducted
Elias Elloflood, who lives on a farm
near Driscoll, was brought to Bis
marck last night following a raid
conducted by Sheriff Albin Hedstrom,
State’s Attorney F. E. McCurdy and
Justice R. H. Crane yesterday after
noon. The raiders confiscated a
large still, two gas stoves, a cooler,
100 gallons of mash. 2.10 gallons of
first distillation liquid, one-half gal
lon of moonshine, boilers, containers,
barrels, bottles, jugs, funnels, and
considerable other paraphernalia.
Elleflood was arraigned this morn
ing before Justice Crane, where he
waved examination, and was bound
over to the December term of dis
trict court with his bonds fixed at
$2,C00. Upon failure to furnish the
bond he was returned to the county
jail.
Elleflood has previously served
time for violation of the urohihition
laws, the records show. In January,
1024, he was found guilty by a jury
in district court and was sentenced to
serve six months in the county jail
and pay a fine of S2OO and costs of
SIOO. The sentence provided an ad
ditional day in jail fer each $2 of the
costs and fine in event they w./.> not
paid.
Last year forest fires swept over
29,000,000 acres of public and private
lands in this country.
TO 188 POLICYHOLDERS tW
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OP AMERICA
NOTICE ia hereby given tint a mectiag of
tho policyboidera of THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
will bo baM at tba Boom Office of said Com
pany in tho City of Newark, New Jaraey, on
Monday, the Seventh day of December, 1026, et
twelve o'clock Boon, for the jmrpoee of eeleCL
iaar four peraone to be voted for by the policy
holders' Trustee as members of the Board of
Directors at the annual election of Directors
of the Company to bo hold on tho Eleventh day
Of January, 1920.
*At such meeting every polieybolder of the
corporation who in of tho nge of twenty-one
veers or upwards and whose policy has bean in
fores far at least one year Inst past shall be
entitled to cast one rote in person or by proxy.
EDWARD D. DUFFIELD, Prmi4mt.
“.JUST STARTING TO LIVE”
Herman I). Willi:* ms, S 3, found nr and former publisher of the ])es
•Moines la.. Daily Capital, has been married in Berkeley, Calif., the
new .Mrs. Williams hoMtg < tih two year, his junior. Williams, whoso
son. Harry A. Williams, is pr* sidr nt of the Pacific Coast Baseball
League, say.-. "\\ :y. wr'v •> just started to live."
! Amundsen Will
Speak in Fargo
Fargo. X. I*., X >v. 10. (Al’)
An offer i | Ko.ihl Amundsen. Nor
wegian polar explorer, to speak in
Fargo some time in February w is
| accepted in a telegram sent t niny
by a loeal * nnunittee.
.Mr. Amundsen is making a tour
of the I'nited States talking on "()u •
Airpian* Dash for the North Foie."
He will probably have dates at
oilier points in the stale, members
of tile committee said.
STOCK PRICES
HAVE COLLAPSE
Many Issues Carried Down
From Five to Thirty Points
—Huying Is Cautious
New York. Nov. 10.—</?'•—Ail
records for volume in the history
of Ihe New York stock exchange
were broken in today’s dramatic
collapse of to 27 points in
prices when 3,330,0(6) shares
changed hands.
New York, Nov. 10— OP) — \ dramat
ic collapse in stoci; prices i<> k place
on the New York .-to k exchange
shortly after mid-day when a Hood
of selling orders was bur 1 "! at re
cent speculative favorites. More than
a dozen issue-s we? :> carried <t< wn t<>
nearly 30 points.
Chrysler Motors fell 27 ! i points;
Dupont 18’i and F. S. Cast Iron Pipe
and Hudson Motors abo.it 10 each be
fore the end ol‘ the third hoar.
Raising of the Boston reserve
bank's rediscount rat ■ a'ter the close
yesterday, which was regarded in
many quarters as a forerunner of
similar action by the New York Fed
eral Bank within the next week, cre
ated a feeling of uneasiness among
both professional trader- and oat side
speculators and investors at the open
ing of the .market. Prices opened I
Say No"
if asked to "try” a substitute for Quaker.
% I That is, if you want real Quaker flavor...
that famous Scotch flavor... in breakfast oats
* V *HERE is only ONE way to get you know, is the all-important point
the true Scotch flavor in oats in food,
which distinguishes Quaker flavor Milled under exclusive Quaker
...and that is by getting the Quaker methods applied to the finest,
brand. plumpest grains. Quick Quaker is
Oats was originally a Scotch dish. world's fastest cooked breakfast
It must have true Scotch flavor to dish.
be at its best. Takes 3 to 5 minutes. That's
Remember this, for your own faster than plain toast,
sake, when tempted to “try" some Due to Quaker milling methods,
ordinary brand. it supplies, too, the “roughage” you
That flavor is milled in. Nobody as need to make laxatives seldom nec
yet has successfully imitated it. essary.
Grown-ups and children who ordi- Look for the picture of the
narily don’t take to oats, respond to Quaker on the label. See that it is
this unique flavor. And flavor, as there before you buy breakfast oats.
2 Kinds ie ® ua^er Oats Y° u have always known
and Quick Quaker—Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes
ME BISMARCK TRIBUNE
to ! points lower oil what was widely
described as "nervous" selling, for
both accounts. Raising of the renow
; a) rates on call money to five per
cent and the repetition of cautionary
commission house advices also helped
to dampen bullish enthusiasm.
Speculative confidence was restored
1 in part when a rally started around
the end of tlie first lion? - . Buying,
■ however, was of a cautious character
I and there were indications tnat many
' stocks were being liquidated under
j cover of this strength.
U. S. Steel’s
Unfilled Orders
Show an Increase
New York. X. Y„ Nov. 10.—
Ur tilled orders of the United
States Steel corporation on Oct. 19,
j made public today, totaled 4.!(*!),-
, is:’, ions, an increase of 391.536
i ton , compared with the end of the
; preceding month.
Defense Rests in
Stephenson Trial
X jJilesville, Ind., Nov. 10.—(API
The defense in the murder trial
i of !>. ('. Stephenson, Earl Gentry
j and Earl Klenchk, rested at noon
today.
Fargo Doctor’s
Trial Postponed
Fargo. N. I*., NoY. TO.— (J- P) Trial
of Dr. I*. (’. Harrow of Fargo on a
second degree murder charge, sched
uled fir the November term of Cass
count* district court, was today
pi stunned to the January term by sti
pulation of attorneys.
The murder charge against Dr. Dar
! row arises out of the death of Miss
Jessie Stojskal in his office June 27.
. Tlie complaint charges that Dr. Har
row (ommiitted an illegal operation
June 25, from which Miss Ste.iskal
: died two days later. The physician
i was bound over to district court 'by
J. K. Bingham, justice of the peace,
; following a preliminary examination
July 27. He is at liberty under $lO,-
I iIOO bond.
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miw»rni?ri- --r-Tirm
Casselton Bank
Appeals Case
Against Gill
Appeal from an order of the dis
trict court setting aside a judg
nient against the homestead of
Holland K. Gill, on the ground that
it had been scheduled in a bank
ruptcy action and settled by adju
dication, was filed in the supreme
court today by the First National
Bank of Casselton, which claims
that it still has a lien on the prop
erty.
COMMITTEE
WILL LOWER
TAX ON CARS
Levies on Many Other Ar
ticles Will He Wiped Out,
Committee Decides
Washington, Nov. 10. — OP)—Heduc
tion of the automobile taxes and re
peal of many of the special excess
levies was voted today by tin* house
ways and means committee.
t’nder a provision approved by the
committee,' which is writing a new
tax bill, automobile pleasure cars
would be taxed at three per cent in
stead of five per cent and the levy
on automobile trucks, wagons, tires
and accessories, would be wiped out.
The tax on all grades of cigars was
reduced and the levy on alcohol was
cut in half.
Other Taxes Seated For Repeal
Other taxes which tin* committee
would repeal are those of jewelry,
camera lenses, photograph films and
plates, firearms and ammunition,
smokers* articles, coin operating ma
chines, works of art, ami Mali Jongg
sets. No change was made in the
taxes on admissions and dues, al
though the committee voted to ex
empt legitimate theatres housing the
spoken drama from the admission tax
if the treasury deems it advisable.
The following occupational taxes,
which apply on proprietors, were re
pealed: brokers, including pawn brok
ers; ship and customs house workers;
billiard rooms and howling allies,
shooting galleries, riding academies,
autos for hire, tobacco manufacturing
and vachts and motor-boats.
Jt was also agreed to reduce from
,s:{ to $1 the annual tax on physicians
who dispense narcotics and to cut
from r.O cents to 25 cents the taxes
on each deed or conveyance amount
ing to SSOO.
See Rin Tin Tin in his new
biff feature at the Capitol
Theatre tomorrow and Thurs
day.
Bismarck Man,
Doing Life Term,
Asks for Review
Kasimor Schneider of Bismarck,
convicted of murdering his wife
by poisoning and sentenced to a
life term in the penitentiary, today
filed an appeal for a review of his
case by the supreme court. Schnei
der clams that lie is innocent and
was wrongfully convicted.
The first trial of the case in
Burleigh county resulted in a. dis
agreement. by the jury. On a
change of venue to Barnes county
he was convicted of murder in the
first degree.
On April Id, 1887, an Arab pearl
diver remained under seven fathoms
of water for 109 seconds.
See Rin Tin Tin in his new
big feature at the Capitol
Theatre tomorrow and Thurs
day.
.. . . # ~v . A.-*;.-.?
mmum
STATE SCHOOL
OF SCIENCE HAS
NEW BUILDING
Instructors of the Institution
Trained Own Bricklayers
for the Job
A fine new red brick and tile build
ing for the use of classes in the var
ious trades has just boon completed
at the State ‘School of Science at
Wuhpeton. This building was erect
ed by student labor employed by the
school, and the bricklaying was done
by four young men who attended the
school for bricklayers held during the
winter of 1925. The structure is an.
attractive type of modern industrial
building, 40’.v82’, one story, 12’ side
walls with self-supporting roof which
leaves the entire floor clear. Large
steel sash windows let in plenty of
light from outside and permit of easy
ventilation. This building was com
pleted with plumbing and heating in
stalled, at tin* very low cost of ap
proximately $7000.00. This low cost
was made possible by using student
apprentice labor, which made a de
cided saving to the state as well as
offering student apprentices excel
lent practice.
1500 Square Feel of Floor Space
The trade department at the Science
School now covers over 1500 square
feet of floor space. Most of this
room is in the trade building group,
to which the new building adds 50
per cent more space. The increase in
the enrollment in the classes in auto
mechanics, plumbing and bricklaying
made the erection of this now build
ing imperative to prevent congestion
of classes, which had become quite
severe during the winter months,
when the dull season courses are held.
The entire trade building group is
composed of three buildings connect
ed by corridors, and covering over
900 square feet. These are all one
s4ory buildings. They are used tor the
shops and equipment for teaching the
WELL-MERITED SUCCESS
A distinguished citizen, honored po
litically and professionally, Dr. R. V.
Pierce, whose picture appears above,
made a success few have equalled.
His pure herbal remedies which have
stood the test for fifty years are still
among the “best .sellers’’ Dr. nerves
Golden Medical Discovery is a blood
medicine and stomach alterative. It
clears the skin, beautifies it, in
creases the blood supply and the cir
culation, and pimples and eruptions
vanish quickly. Beauty is but skin
deep and good blood is beneath both.
For your blood to be good, your stom
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 192"
electrical trades, plumbing, auto-me
ehanies, and bricklaying. There is
also a small machine shop, and a well
lighted room in the new structure for
mechanical and trade drawing.
Courses Are Popular
Practical trade edu< at.on,-such as
is offered at the State School of
Science, is proving popular in all
parts of the Failed States, under Tie
leadership of the Federal Board for
Vocational Education. This type of
training, meant primarily to enable
the, citizen to earn a living through
the possession of a skilled trade, or
in industry is fostered and subsidized
by the Federal Board with money ap-
Loosen Up That Cold
With Musterole
Have Musterole handy when a cold
starts. It has all of the advantages
o! grandmother’s mustard plaster
MIT f I OUT the blister. Apply it with
the fingers. You feel a warm tingle
as the healing ointment penetrates
the pores, then a soothing, cooling
sensation and quick relief.
Made of pure oil of mustard and
other simple ingredients, Musterole
is recommended by many nurses and
doctors, fry Musteiole for bronchi
tis, sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy,
rheumatism, lumbago, croup, asthma,
neuralgia, congestion pains and aches
of the back or joints, sore muscles,
sprains, bruises,, chilblains, frosted
feet, colds of the chest. It may pre
vent pneumonia and “flu.”
Jar* & Tube*
Hotter Ilian a mustard plaster
This store will be
CLOSED
all day
Armistice Day
the day for
Remembering
Men in olive drab, in navy blue,
in muHi adorned by the bronze
button of the World War this is
their day.
To them, and to comrades they
left behind, a grateful nation gives
thanks for honor, prosperity, peace.
BERGESON’S
TAILORING CLOTHING
Scott's Grocery
We Can’t Sell All the Brands. So We ..jy
cMP Sell the Best. JW
r PHONE [phone]TH ST
We will be closed all day Armistice Day*
In Memory
ARMISTICE DAY
We Are Closed All Day.
CAPITOL ARMY AND NAVY STORE
410 Broadway g. P. Hotel Bldg.
We Close AH Day.
SORENSON HDW. CO.
propriated by Congress. That the
work is succeeding is indicated by
the fact that many more men could
have been placed in positions aftc-.'
attending the trade school than were
available during the summer of 192 a.
This also shows an upward trend in
the building trades in the State, and
points the way to a stili more pros
perous year in 1920.
Cook with Gas. It’s the
Ideal Fuel.
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BISMARCK.* OAK I
OIAMO*JS.- v -IWCLft» *
DIAMONDS OUR
SPECIALTY
We mount our own Diamonds,
buying them direct front the
importer?, which enables us to
quote lowest possible prices. If
contemplating buying a diamond
or a piece of diamond-set jew-,
(dry, we would like to have you
get posted as to Quality, price
and workmanship then come
F. A. KNOWLES
Jeweler - Ilisntarck.
The House “That Sells
MICKY WEDDING KINGS.”