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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

RACES COMMENCE At 40 p ~ SHARP
For srerisl rraIps stepping Al he track take
: T. ferTy. fs1t - Market ST. leave ~ y,
thereafter every - minutes Until 80 p n No
sinking 81 re last tao cars. uEtcb sre reSerFec
frr ladies and their c<xrts- r, turning trains
leave rrerk after fifth and last rsceS-
THOMAS Il WILLIAMS. President
PERCY ". ZRKAE Secrstary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
WARRANT MEN THANKFUL
Officers Appreciate Social At
tention Shown Them in
San Francisco

One body OF men on the battIeship
feet which left yesterday viii remeul-
Der san Francisco and their enter
tafnment here with the kindliest feel
ings for good while 10 come
They are the chiefs and warrant off,
GERS. the men behind the men behind
the guns who. for the first time in
the history OF the service. were recog-
nized here socially and entertained as
their rank as officers entitled them
The appreciation OF their reception
IN san Francisco was gracefully voiced
in letter received by James D. PheIan
yesterday from Chief Gunner Frank H
Whitney of the New Jersey. who vas
Chairman OF the officers committee that
arranged the different functions. Here
is the letter:
NJ James D. Phelsn-
Dear Sir-As sea5o- member q the eozufttse
for cooperating with the feet reception CON
nlttes n the e1teTtsia1ent q chiefs s5d Ezr-
rz1S of1cs-S- I oee7ze< ny pleasant As vel a.
dif6cuit task 70 thznk Eoa n TIE name = the
c1-1s represent fc- t-e uusri-fe1 ho<Dirsfi-T
shozn Is While IN this port: pleasant il ths- We
outing than Trip 70 Mt Tamzlpzss and
difficult by -es=o1 Of NJ inability 70 md words
% adequately express CIR zpr-ecizrion-
Wbea o1s remembers ne disaster which over
rc1k zhe ne5ule q san Francisco tzo years ago.
Il Is su-prisiag that thar s1ouid either have the
tine O inclination 70 i1cUlEe n any form q
entertainment bot EheE this e1terIziz-1ezt as
suuex tie Se1srp1s proportions 1ete5 cut 10 rs
Il only - attributed 10 that peculiar form
y California hospitality which tie heart alone
feels and Is t1PoSST5le q ex7reSsigz IN words
I srr-1S uo- consider ny fur- IN -hsS nat
ter eo0pletad did l fan 70 call your attention
- the Interest ard enthusiasm disrlEFed a. ali
tines hE Col William J Barrett whenever our
welfare -zs Considered Having 5ee1 associated
nth this Eel-isuz1 Il the sane capacity IN Los
Angeles / ~Es Il snzae measure zrCEz z7fed win
bis ability. IN fact. I was satisfied ~ tie tine
thsI be must have exAsUstec MS supply o1
rrsciauszesS u boxing after n. tut I ind that
Colozel BsrTest's STOCK - these traits which 20
70 make & tho-OG-h gentleman. tireleSs worker
szd a-e possessing z supply Of that Hospitality
uhiea seems 70 D acquired frou The atmosphere
o. California = inexhRuStfble.
sn verE truly yeE-s.
FRANK Il. WHITNEY,
Chief Gunner [. s 5 New JerseE-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
UNIONS FIGHTING
JAP IAUNDR|ES
Local Movement Against ORR
entail Washhouses Said to
Be Gaining Strength

~ The laundry work
{=S7SEs -So<FS-1 ers' union has de-
xzgfFT7SSTss cided 10 contribute
10 cents per capita
on the membership in support OF the
movement against japanese laundries-
Il IS said that the movement is gain
ing strength. and that many who pat
ronized the Jsps are now having their
work done by laundries that engage
union employees.
Pseisc eosst glass workers having been snieshly
adjusted. TIE bottle oznsrs returned 10 work yes-
tentsy noroi1g-
last Saturday. il vas decided that there shall
not b any werk il any Of the hske sAcps o1
"Wednesday. June 3. the day Of tie bakers pic
ME 70 Be held At sehustEen PARK
The reports presented 10 the gas workers
enion az It's last meeting we've 70 the eject that
ali the members of TIE jurisdiction, which in
elOdes the unions in this city San Jose. Oak
craft has been particularly fortunate N having
Eo-k oEr11g tie last 10 no1ths for the member
ship
stsfe Organizer TbonPsoa has reported 10 The
state federetio1 OF labor that he has succeeded
n Eeo-ganiziag the central labor council AT Rich
1ond. Contra Costa county. and that there are
COW l5 unioas affiliated with it
L. D. BiddslI. an organizer for the state feder-
<tio1. is low located IN Les Angeles. and. in
ports hat he Is meeting with great deal Q.
-0eesuEs cement
Al the last meeting Of the retail drug clerks
oe-ship are coming in and that almost every
0enber Il the Unioa IS employed
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
WARSHIPS DEPART
WITHOUT DISPLAY
Atlantic Fleet Sails for Northern
Waters, While Thousands of
Patriots Bid Farewell

With an absence OF ceremony. in
marked contrast 10 their entrance Il
days before. the battleshipS OF the At
lantic feet sailed out through the
heads IN q thin drfzzle yesterday morn
ing and pointed their proSs 10 the
nOrthWsrd-
Several thousand persons had gath
cred on the whsrves 10 witness the
departure and fragmentary crowds
dotted the hills. but there were no
formal observances a signal or
two q hosting Of anchors and then a
procession through the Golden gate
Admiral Charles :. SperTy led the
way with the Connecticut and in the
wake OF the flagship steamed I3 Of the
under Admiral Evans Two OF them,
the Maine and the Alabama. had been
left behind and in their places went
the Nebraska and the Wisconsin
The departure OF the warships
brought 10 E close the celebration
which has focused the eyes OF the world
On san Francisco
The vessels are scheduled 10 return
20 this port on July 5 and their officers
demonstration planned for the day fol-
loving.
Early yesterday morning launches on
the bay were busiiy engaged carrying
10 the wsrships men who had over
stayed their shore leave. a provost
guard had rounded up some Of the
tardy sesmen and they were hurried
on board
At Z o'clock puhs Of black smoke sent
out word that the feet was preparing
10 sail.
Al 10 o'clock signal was flashed
from the Connecticut and the big mud
hooks were dragged from the sea
An hour later the flagship called for
speed ahead" and the white column
began 10 move. Merchantmen. decked
for the occasion. saIuted the sQuzdrons
as they passed toward Alcstraz island.
Rounding Fort point the armada pene-
trate6 the light mist and made for the
open sea
On its way 10 northern waters the
feet viii sail close 10 the shore for the
benefit OF the residents Of the cities
that front the ocean The first stop
viii be made al Puget sound where
the festivities which have marked the
course OF the feet Will be renewed
The retirement Of Admirals Evans
and Thomas necessitated a general re-
arrangement Of commands Captain
Wainwright had charge OF the second
division. Admiral Emory OF the third
and Captain Schroeder Of the fourth
This arrangement. II is understood. viii
be continued during the renlainder Of
the tour.
The sailing OF the Pacific and At
lantic fleets within one day Of each
other has left a void in the bay. Only
the South Dakota and & few auxiliaries
remain
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
CALIFORNIA CLUB AGAIN
MAKES HIT WITH OPERA
Trial by Jury" Is Repeated, to
the Delight of Large
Audience

Trial By 5u-y." Gilbert and SnlliFsa's de-
llrhrTul Uttse opera was given again ~ the
rsrs5csI section q tie California club ye<1eT-
dey s1d sgsIn the managers sDd performers
srsred 2 great szscce<s The large assembly
r-.o-a of fhe club house vas flied with an en-
thusizstfe aud 6ie1ce and every number was ea-
cnred Thomas Dabsaz made marked hit with
his short S1nCs and Miss MsrT SulliE2ns cTz-
usr5r selections were immensely enjoyed The
little opera which vas p-eStily staged. went
without hitch Frank Msthss1 acted ss
stage manager ard Dr. Humphrey Stewart coz
ducted TIE orchestra Tae musicians were Miss
Lou Bzrsas selstz- Miss Frances Keyser. Dr. NJ
" Frederick and Mrs. Z A de San Ge-Zsine-
Tkose taking part N the singing and in the
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
CONFISCATE
800 LOTTERY TICKETS
Young Man in Charge of Maui
rice SoIomon's Place Is
Arrested

Complaints having been made % ne police
that lottery vas being oPerated IL rosms -.
ane 2o5 q The Humboldt Rank building u Mar
ket street Captain Kelly detailed Detectives
Bun3sr and Freel q the case Yesterday nornlng-
They vent 70 the roOns and f0u1d Cd he 6oo-
Co
Bun8e- tex possession o. 600 tickets q ne
Kentucky and durango ioTtsry and arrested re
younE uza in charge zho gave ne name q Fred
Williams
Maurice Solonoc has hee1 in the lo-1ery b-si-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
PICKPOCKET on BAIL
RUSHES BACK TO JAIL
Big, Rude Policeman Very
Shortly Collars Man Charged
With Stealing S45

Jaiius HElsr- PIekPoekst, vas released oa
hail b friend o. 3 eas-ss q TaErz1ey abour
; o'elock SsrurtaT niEat and less tha1 tEo ao1rs
later he vas arrested by Policsmen Larkia and
MuIlza 4 charge of =-znd lzrrenT- He .
accused = taxing John Foll-s q lloo P0~eil
street into doorEay IN Commercial street. near
KeSrny and stealing purse eCntai1lcz S45 t-osa
hin Tolls made an out--F ard the Polcsnsa
CHASED aad captured Hulsf-
Hnlst appeared IN Police Judge wellsr's c0urt
YESTERDAY and tie ease zas eo1-Inued III
ThurzdsE-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
DOCTOR GIVEN s1.42o FEE

Dr. g A Dozier YESTERDAY recovered si-490
fr1s1 rac estate q " c Soeuke f5- 1a-ee operz-
tsc1s for sppendicitiS u7o7 Soe1ke The defend
ants claimed that $500 was sufficient for rhe
services bUt Judge STurteFzrt gave judgment for
chs full amount sued for Drs- Beverly MzcN01-
sEie J. ?. PRESLEY c 4 CeTlSo1. Thomas "
Huatf1Eto1- 2 z Kelly and z G. Frisbfe testi-
fea that TIE charge rezsa1stle-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
REILLY OUT ON BAIL

EDWARD B. Reilly. cigar clerk. was booked
az the city prison yesterday o7 t~o charges Of
assault 70 murder Reilly had the misfortune
II get mixed up IN between Mexsca1
and William SsEie Of the bzt1ieship Minnesota
and Fred T. Burns of tie Txen-y-d-sf cosst
arIilleTF about tvO Mexican wozea early Sat
urosS morning when Nzgle and Buras we're
stabbed bg the Mexican Reilly was released
o. 500 cash batl
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
ACCUSES HIS sTEPFArHER

StiE KoSeoroi- employed AZ the Fzir-ont
hotel Obtained warrant from Police JudEe
Csbeniss yesterday fo- the arrest q Alexzader
Radtch. his s-epfatAe-. charge Of felcnsous
eDhezzieuent- He says he gave Rzdieh 81 %
On Asy l3 to deposit in bank. but thar Rsdich
left the city and IS N New York q his
way 70 Europe Rsdich- hoscordi says zlsO
took 500 OF his wife's money with him
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS
NuMaMxN
THE GREATEsT Bill OF THE SEASON
Ellis STREET NEAR FILLMORE
Absolutely Class A Theztes Building
MATINEE TODAY AND EVERY DAY

The GREAlESI BILL Uf lf1E SEASON
WILL n CRESSf snd BLANCHE DAYNE.
in .-ToErn Hall T0aight's. efIGSONETTF KO-
XIX LEO CARRIILO: GALETTE-S MONKEYS.
NELLIE FI-OREDE AND SIX ENGLISH ROCK
FgS. HOEN AND LEE FRED SOSMAS. Or
-he-n Eotfo1 Pictures. showing Arrival ef Flee,
- santa Barbara Special Arrrzcrtca-NAfE
MAURICIA MORICHINI- Prlrns Donna. Ham
rue-sref-.< NSlhztzz1 Grand Opera HoRss, New
Tc-k.
Fs-erirx rrsees-Ioc 15e 5oc 75c: box seats
81 Matinee prices sexcept Sundays AID holf-
dsrsi-Iec. 25c Soc Phone West e0o1
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS
DAHROSGH orchestra
~ ii DTHdmIand Rink
49, Steiner St near S1tter
TONIGHT AT Sis
"BEETH0VEN"

-Er1lrs SrurhorF-' Overture. --Tleouore W.
Slcs fr.m EEu01t- Ms. DE- Moss solo
h0ru-
TOMORROW NIsErEa- Russian S.sFtc-- wIrt
B-E1se1 cello suf Bz-e-e fute as soicssrs ThllrS-
tsT. F1e1-h- -Irslisn- Friday Ws-ner- Sstur-
cer Nz-nee- --To-1E Peoples
Sazt> Sl-5o Sl-o9 80. "a sherman. Clay &
Cs
Co-cers ~ Greek Theafer- BerEeler. Thurs
fFr af-F-ua1n sud Szru11sT night
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY

Ioha kane and Ezrry Barns. known 20 ire
uclfcp IS rooD thieves. were book &c the city
u-iso1 yesterday dy DetectiFs< Ieo Bun1e- and
Z z o-Cczoe- q charse q h---gl.-E-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
.BIJOU OPENING NIGHT
Was A BIG WINNER
FIRST SHOW AT BIJoU DREW A
\ PACKED HOUSE PUBhIC rs
HIGHLY PLEASED WITH I'm
TIRE PERFORMANCE.

Manager Vesperman received the
highest of compliments from the
public as the large throng filed out
of the Bijou theatre last night after
the first show Of that popular play
house. Ss
. Everybody was highly pleased with
the show and the opinion expressed
was that nothing had been here IN
vaudeville that equaled it.. The col.
ored film Of sampson and Goliath,
the feature OF the picture program,
though the Comedy III Black and
White and the Basket Party,
made a hit with the audience. The
two vaudeville acts were also top.
liners. Frank Merritt, the black
face comedian, received a ronsing
encore. His songs and monologues
were original, crisp and new. Hi
lizard and Phillips, the dramatic
sketch artists. starring in the Id
venturess,' z demonstrated their abil.
ity beyond any question. as leading
artists in big vaudeville. in
Rollo Gustavison who sings the
illustrated songs, has rich. baritone
voice, and Prof. Arnold Hirsch, the
musical director, ds professional
piano player and his music follows
the animation Of the pictures In q
manner such as can only be produc
ed by skillful artist.
Owing to the fact that tonight
Wednesday, the Lyceum course
will present the Hungarian 0rches
ira, there will be no show at the
Bijou, but the program will be con
tinued Thursday night, with a com.
plete change OF program in pictures
and vaudeville acts Friday night. &
The public is asked to bear II
mind that the Lyceum course has
the house toight, but that the same
Bijou program seen last night vii
be on again Thursday night
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
Charles A. Patterson returned to
Linton Tuesday AFTERNOONS

Charles A. Patterson returned to
Linton Tuesday afternoon
James Kennedy. national commit
,teeman of the Republican party,
was in the city Tuesday afternoon
for few hours, on his way from
the western part of the state to
Fargo. Ind,
G.. s. Gilbertson Of Forest City,
Ia, was distinguished visitor at
the state capitol Tuesday. Mr.. Gil
bertson was formerly state treasurer
for the state of Iowa, and is interest
ed id a bank at Mercer. g.. :"
Hon. Aug. johnson was promi-
snent arrival from Washburn Tues
day evening.
Oscar Olson Of Geneva, Neb., who
has been putting up buildings on his
farm in Menoken township, returned
to his Nebraska home Tuesday.
Mrs Lauder, wife Of Judge Lau.
der, Of Wahpeton, was an arrival on
the 500 Monday night. She went
to Minot Tuesday morning to attend
the federation meeting.
Mesdames Baldwin, Burke, Bud
long. Everts. Remington and Jewell,
went to Minot to attend the Fedora
ton Of Women,s clubs Tuesday
morning on the 500.
Miss Marion Mckenzie has SO ia,
recovered from an operation on her
hand as to be able to return to hel
regular duties.
81. G. Fish, curator OF the histort
cal society, will start today for 8
| trip to Fort Clark In Mercer coun
| ty. :. :.
Miss Julia Budlong is visiting Mrs
4. Capper while her mother is alb
sent from the city.
KS Ferris Cordner has taken charge
Of the Tribune route In the outskirts
OF the city in place or Edwin Coch
rane, who resigned. 5s
4 4 Alt
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
NEW PICTURES IN PREsBYTER
Ian CHAPEL.

Six new pictures have been added
to those already hung in the Sunday
school rooms of the Presbyterian
church. OF the larger pictures two
are by the Great American artist,
Hoffman. In the first 1.-THE Rich,
Young Ruler" the painter follows
closely the gospel record. It is the
story of Christ calling a young man
from his position Of power and his
home Of luxury to follow Him The
youth is profoundly moved; but the
sacrifice is too great and he turns
away, not, however, without reluc-
lance. N 4.
+ The other is a detail, Christ
Among Doctors It is one of the
most satisfying of the heads Of
Christ; perhaps because it represents
him as q youth of twelve years. A
portrait of Christ is always an ideal.
ization. No authentic portrait Of
Christ exists, and indeed no likeness
seems to have been attempted be.
fore the third century
"a third picture is known as Christ
the good Shepard This picture was
purchased primarily for the young
er children. The lesson is perfectly
evident, The shepherd carries Z
lamb in his arms, and is followed
by many sheep.
Three small pictures, the Madonna
fof the Chair, bethlehem, Whers
Christ was born, and the Fountain
of Cana of Galilee, complete thu
number. All are handsomely franz
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
aurason's Chances for Pay.

When the surgeon who happened TO
Be spendiag night at Bushby Inn
had set the broken leg Of the weather
beaten stranger who was the chief
victim Of an automobile accf&ent the
patient loked up at him anxlously.
t'''see here, doc he said il q husky
voice, II haven't got much II any mon
ey; would you take out your fee in
trade n b.
Yes, guess 30, e said the surgeon.
6heerfully. What Is your trade 2sh
well, I've got a number Of things
II can do ais sGay as I'm on my feet
again.. said the patient. II can hang
window blinds, or / can put on light
ming rods, or can play the, cornet;
and / do 'em all first rate, II I'm the
one to nay 1t. tno.' q. ST.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
SCHOOL NOTES.

The following is the report of the
Bismarck public schools for the
month ending October 2, 1908:
Total number Of pupils enrolled
in high school, 119; average attend
ance, 10; tardy, 20; Eighth grade
enrolled So; average attendance,
49.4; tardy. none. Seventh grade,
enrolled, 80; average attendance. ~;
tardy, none. Sixth grade, enrolled,
65s average attendance 60; tardy, 8.
Fifth grade. enrolled, 80; average
attendance, As; tardy, Fourth
grade, enrolled so; aversge attend
ance, 54; tardy. 8. Third grade, en-.
rolled, So; average attendance, 81;
tardy, 10. Second grade. enrolled
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
SAD NEWS.

Word comes from Valley City that
III. u. Wheeler was instantly killed
IN Chicago Sept. IS In an accident.
Mr.. Wheeler was q brother in-law Of
Ex-Governor Frank White and he
and Mrs. Wheeler were present when
their brother was inaug urated as
governor. Mrs. Wheeler made an
extended visit in the city and she
won the respect and admiration OF
all who met her. Her son was kill.
ed just a year ago in construction
accident in New York. The death
Of her husband leaves her entirely
alone. The host Of friends she
made here viii learn of this with
regret. She resides at present at
4B14 Ellis avenue, Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
WANT DAKOTA WHEAT.

The Botanical Museum OF Berlin,
Persia, has requested for Its cases
samples Of North Dakota wheat. II
wants the head, stem and roots as
well as the berry. The commissions
er OF agriculture has some fine spect
mems which he will ship to Berlin
which will give our. German broth.
ers an opportunity to Judge Of on
grain products.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
W Z

On Sunday morning after the SER
vice at the German Evangelical
church, happy event took place
when the sacred knot of marriage
was tied between Gustav G. Leh-
mann and Margaretha Fischer, both
Of Bismarck, Rev. C. N. Menges per-
forming the ceremony. It was an
unusually impressive occasion to see
a marriage performed before an aud
fence of friends at the altar OF the
church. The choir sang some spec
ial music in honor OF the esteemed
couple. Everyone Joined in wishing
the couple the choicest blessings
from on high upon their new path
OF life.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
BACK FROM ILLINOIS.

Commissioner Gilbreath arrived
from Springfield. Ill, Tuesday noon,
where he has been attending the
state fair. The superintendent Of the
fair said the North Dakota exhibit
was the best on the grounds and
sGiI" knows 1t. North Dakota was
entitled to the sweepstake prize.
The commissioner reports that all
his Democratic friends say Taft
will carry Illinois easily and they
look for his election. They are
tired Of Bryan's perpetual candidacy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
BORN. ~ ,-~'
Z, To Mr.. and Mrs William McCor-
mick, on October 3, a daughter.
IS STILL, A MYSTERY.

The at figure, Fontenelle, is still
mystifying the public at the Gem
theatre and packed house has
been there every night to witness
the figure being operated. Tonight
the figure and its mechanism will be
explained fully. There is also a
splendid picture program for this
end of the week, and Fontenelle will
be seen for the last time tonight, as
there will be new vaudeville act
on Thursday night. s ss.y. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
I GOOD SPEAKING.

On Thursday night the Presbyter-
ian Synod will open with q sermon
by DR.. A. B. Marshall of the FIRST
Presbyterian church, of Minneapolis.
Ralph Fulton, a soloist, will be pres
ent. The choir, consisting Of Mrs.
Jno. French, Miss Elizabeth Jones,
Messrs. William Chase and George
Humphrey, will sing Mrs. William
Moore at the organ.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
4 sTRENr1orvs TIF II

Governor Burke is leading siren
uous life these days. He is making
from six to eight speeches a day and
will speak at the Atheneum Satur-
day night next He win go across
the river the following week for d
number of speeches.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07

81: average attendance, As: tardy,
4. First grade, enrolled, rs; aver
age attendance So; tardy, Is.
The number of boys enrolled in
hight school, AZ; girls &c Number
Of boys enrolled in all schools. 256;
girls, sos; total 564. Az
sS ]. "a. TANNER, @
Superintendent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
PENII,TENTTARY RECRUITS.

FENIIEsNI1AFSI FSECSUIIS.1.517@
The following have been sent to the
penitentiary by Judge Templeton
from Grand Forks county: John
Malloy, i've years for grand larceny;
Carl Hill. one year for grand lar
ceny; Joseph Busher, one year for
bigamy. sherif Hanson, J. T. Hag.
en-, II. x. Johnson and James Coop
.er OF Inkster, were the party In
charge of the prisoners. US rs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
THE TRlBUNE DIVIDED:

The business Office of the Bis
marck Tribune, pending the compile
ton Of the new building, is on Broad
way In the rear Of the Beardsley &
Finney drug store. M !: .
The city and telegraph's editors
office remain at the old stand. Broad
way, side entrance.
The phone numbers are 10 and 50
as heretofore.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07

.'Scatty" is to be. congratulated on
his rapid advancement and being OF
"a genial and obliging disposition is
sure to be first favorte among the
many receivers of freight in the
city. 80. -. -. 49,. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07

Il No change was needed to make
Hunts Perfect Baking Powder and
Extracts meet the requirements Of
the pure food law. They have ali
ways been pure and reliable.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07
NEW FOREMAN AT THE
N. P. RVS WAREHOUSE

We note with pleasure the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Neil L. McLardy
as foreman Of this department.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-07

Cure OF such diseases appendicitis bladder diseases
ftonitis uterine troubles, irregular menses Iumbs
etc follows spinal ad justment at this point s