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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-29

James Hoisveen is a guest at the
home of his sister, Mrs. H.. M.
Leonhard. He is enroute to his home
at Grafton, from Seattle and other
points along the coast.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-29

A. w. Funess is at home after
an extended trip through Montana,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-29
To, Check a Cold At It's
Beginning.

Here's how it works: If your
cold is only in the shifting stage
you can probably chase it away in
an hour or so. Melt some Muc0
Salve in a spoon, inhale the vapors
long deep breaths. Then,
with finger, insert a very little bit
in each nostril and breathe hard
again. Repeat the operation fif-
teen minutes later. Simple, isn't
it?
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-29
MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1923
REMARKABLE RESULTS REPORTED
COLDS DISAPPEAR OVER NIGHT
Simply Rub MucO-SOlvent Salve on Chest
and Throat to Relieve Congestion.
PLEASANT - SAFE = EFFECTIVE.

Everybody's doing it. From all
sides are heard the praises of
those who have >tgied the new
treatment for colds. One and all
delighted with its simplicity and
effectiveness. Just pleasant oint-
ment, smells good, feels good, isn't
greasy, doesn't stain the clothing,
but it sure does the work. Colds
Of babies, children and adults give
up and fade away.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-29
Powerful, Yet Absolutely
Safe.

Muco Salve's efficacy is due to
IT'S strength. which gives it an I'M
usual vajorizing quality and WON
dcrful penetrating power, although
when using it the patient is not in
convenienced. In fact, in action
seems very mild. This feature con-
stitutes the difference between the
formula discovered by the Muco-
Solvent laboratory and the for
mulas or guesses of those who
would initiate Muco Solvent.
Therefore, the real test is in re-
suits obtained, by which compari-
son Muco Salve most surely leads.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-29

= A sacred concert was given at the
Presbyterian church yesterday by
the choir of the church. Miss Flea
nor Allen played the pipe organ;
Miss Cecilia Connolly sang De Ko-
ven's Recessional and a number Of
other special numbers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-29

John K. Kennedy returned Friday
evening from eastern points where
he has spent the past ten days pur-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-29
Ingredients From Natures
Workshop.

Nature has always pr0yided the
curatives used for human ills.
Man has had to discover their
uses. The Muco-SOlvent labora-
tory, after patient experimentation,
has produced this wonderful prep
aration. Among other ingredients
Is oil of turpentine, used for gen.
erations by family doctors in the
treatment of colds. Menthol crys-
tails from Japan have an antiseptic
action upon the nasal membranes.
The carrying agent of Muco Salve
Is highly refined petroleum., the
value of which is we'll known.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. John Seigle of Prize
announce the birth of a son Thurs
day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-29

chasing new stock for the Kennedy
Furniture Store. 81.
, 1923-04-29

When he was practising at the bar
Lord ~Birkenhead. the present Lord
Chancellor. was accustomed to work
from Ave o'clock in the morning until
past midnight.
, 1923-04-29
COMMISSION TO
ENFORCE | A D
Law ON ROADS
State Body Will Protect In
vestment of Public In Paw
ing Laid, Report

The wyoming State Highway com.
mission in order to protect the In
vestment in paving now laid, and the
eighteen miles to be started In the
near future on the Salt Creek road.
will proceed TO take vigorous steps
to reduce loading to the limit pre-
scribed by law.
Enforcement OF the law In this re.
spect should result in the standard
ization OF ldads that should be a
benefit to all truck operators as well
as to the people OF the state. The
State Highway commission will pro
vide funds to enforce the traffic reg
ulations on the Salt Creek road
through Sheriff Perry Morris. n a
traffic officer will be placed IN the
road about May 10.
The traffic officer will have a car
on which is a load meter. This Of
ncer will see to II That no truck
carries more than $4,000 pounds.
Vioiators Will find It hard shedding.
In this connection 1t is interesting to
| note the maximum weight allowed by
Illinois and Oregon. Oregon allows
only $4,000 pounds while Illinois
| allows only $4,000. wyoming's maxi
mum is greater than either Of these.
Overlooking trucks is very preva.
lent In the oil fields of Wyoming
especially on the road between Casper
and Salt Creek. Trucks are con
stantly being loaded to double and
treble their capacity. resulting In
rapid and unwarranted depreciation
of trucks. tires and pavement. whicI
, 1923-04-29
PARK
LOTS To co ON
MARKET AGAIN
About 200 in Addition South
of Casper Will Be on Sale
Tomorrow Morning.

About 200 lots which compose tho
Casper wi, be placed on the market
again tomorrow morning. 1t will be
remembered hat so lots of this add.
ton were sold last fall to many prom
inent citizens who desired beautiful
sites for homes.
The Community Park addition is
the north portion of the school sec
years ago IN order to get for the
Standard OIL company the Standard
addition. This addition joins the
Standard on the east. It ia continue
ton of many streets leading south.
namely. Center. wolcott, David, Ash.
Elm and Spruce.
The addition lies in an elevated po-
sition overlooking the city. The lots
have east and west fronts and have
been laid out for Residential. purposes
on'y.
City water mains are now being
strung. md the city OF Casper plant
and storm sewer systems In
this part OF the city.
The lots range in price from s3ot
to $1,000. No profit is being macs
from their sale other than beautify
Ing the addition and allowing the city
TO grow in its logical direction. Thu
lots are in the hands OF the follow
| Ing five realty firms Sec Ben Realt,
| company. Casper Realty company
Harry Free. George B. Nelson an
! NJ. p. Wheeler.
Another part OF this issue Of Thu
Tribune contains a platte OF the Com
munity Park addition Sc that anyonI
may see the exact location of tn
land.
, 1923-04-29
New members
NOW ARE 854
FOR c.. OF C.
1000 Or Bust" Is Motto of
Team Workers In Drive COR
Chamber of CommerS,

The total of new members as an,
nounced by the Casper Chamber Of
Commerce last night was S54. With
this high mark reached so early in
the game. the team workers have
taken as their motto. 81 900 or bust"
Tho new members gained Saturday
include the following:
Bankers Finance
Wyoming Roofing company phoned
asking that we send someone to take
their membership.
r. +. White.
Or. G.. s. Barger
p c. Bradas.
NJ. Gabriel Sinclair.
City Sanitation.
Sam Switzer.
Mednick Brothers, 2.
]. II. McCorry.
Finance Corporation of wyoming. q
Casper Loan and Clothing com.
pany.
Mine and Sme,ter Supply company.
Steel Tool company of America.
7 oddmund Joaendai.
Casper Mutual Building and Loan
association. 8.
Mr. Glen Coen.
]. G. O'Connor.
Henry e. Brennan.
w. H.. Lloyd.
Bel Studio.
Casper Rodeo association.
Otto Boyer.
T. A. Cook.
w. A. Patterson.
w. F. Henning.
Hugh L. Giffin, Natrona News De
pot
DeLux StuCio.
A. ]. Workman.
Northwestern Supply company. 2.
Ohio Oil company. 4.
A. E. Chandler, Independent FIJI
ing Station.
warne & Crosby Motor company.
Hartman a Laird
N. L. Bishop. Jr.
NJ L Bishop. Sr.
, 1923-04-29
APPEALSF|LED
BY 70 MEN IN
LIQUOR TRIALS
tcontlnued from Paee one.l

Continued from Page Onej
anything further to say before he re-
eeived his sentence, said:
"I have always done by my duty.
That IS ALL"
Those granted new trials by Judge
GeIger were William 2. Olds. sheriff
OF Lake county: Fred Seabrlght, for.
mer prosecuting attorney OF Lake
county, and Charles l.. Clemens. a
Justice of peace and Gary politician.
The trial OF the Gary case. regard
ed as ''the greatest booze conspiracy
case ever uncovered in the middle
west" involved the leading politicians
Of Gary and the Calumet steel region.
Originally there were rs defendants
In the case. Five entered pleas of
guilty. seven escaped arrest, ono was
dismissed and sevesn were acquitted
by the jury.
, 1923-04-29
GIVE IN, REPLY.
TO De VALERA,
REGULARS
Rebel Has No Right to Offer
peace Proposals" Is View
Of Irish Officials
By GEORGE MACDoNAGH
United Press Staff Correspondent

DUBLIN. April 2s-"Unconditional
surrender" is tho reply to Eamonn
DeValera's peace proposal favored by
many influential members OF the
government tonight.
Hurried, unofficial conferences
were in progress but there had been
no formal recognition OF tho pro.
posals.
To De Valera IN his hiding place.
word was undoubtedly carried by his
agents that his offer was ignored.
tina his enemies in office insisted and
that no more attention be paid to 1t
than would be give a similar propo-
s;tion from a bandit.
DeValera. his army crushed. his
leaders dead or in prison. hur no
right to presume terms, these mem.
bers hold.
, 1923-04-29

John Drinkwater. author OF "Aora.
ham Lincoln" and other successful
plays. vas an insurance clerk before
he took to writing poetry and plays,
, 1923-04-29
DENVER WOMAN OF LARGE
EXPERIENCE IN CAFES TO
TAKE UP LOCAL " WORK

Miss Nellie Joyce. Of enver a wo'
man of large experience in cafeteria
work. will arrive in Casper today TO
take charge of tho local "Y. W." cafe.
terra. The board OF directors feel
that Jasper is very fortunate In sc
curing a person possessing the auhl'
ttications Of Miss Joyce. and Better
food at reasonable prices" will be the
slogan Of the cafeteria from now on
, 1923-04-29

Prof. Ernest De witt Burton the
y president Of the University Of
chicago. is a Kew Testament scholar
~ International reputation
, 1923-04-29
CLARA PHILLIPS
FARFROML LAW

Continued on Page Two)
travelling under the name OF Mrs.
Young in Guatemala, but we are
, 1923-04-29
MUST FACE TRIAL FOR
PROHIBITION VIOLATION

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April IS
United Press-Peter p. McDonough.
his brother Thoman, both prominent
politicians, and their nephew. Harry
Rice, must face trial mex. Thursday
morning in federal court here for al.
legged violation Of the prohibition laws
IN their soloon on kearney street.
, 1923-04-29
j. s. WILL PROBE
HOUSE Of DAVID

NNVlAeAiAoH1 AACA
more than a year ago. In their de.
olaration they alleged they entered
tho colony in good faith, believing II
tho true "in- gathering of Israel" and
the only way to obtain eternal life on
this earth.
First intimation OF trouble, accord
ing TO the declaration. was a few
weeks before they decided to leave
the colony. Hansel said several wo-
men began to follow him, and meet
ing him Unexpectedly, in apparel ef--
forts to place him in a compromising
situation.
Hansel said that on tho night he
and his family were ousted ne called
on n woman In the colony who had
set him a note. while in tho house,
colony guards entered and accused
him ''of visiting other mons wives"
He and his family were Immediately
expelled from the co'ony and placed
aboard a train for Tennessee with
Their railroad fare and only 800 to
face tho world, he said.
, 1923-04-29

King George has a marvellous
memory for faces. His Majesty has
only to meet a person once and that
persons features are permanently
registered in his mind.
, 1923-04-29

naturally means waste for all con.
cerned.
Practically all highway depart
ments have within the past few years
found 1t necessary to foster and en-
force regulations to limit the weight
of loads carried on improved high.
ways more especially pavements.
, 1923-04-29
Have You a Daughter!
How to Take Proper Care Of Her
Health

Hastings, Nebr.--When I was
about 16 years Of age I caught a Sc
we're cod which caused i~rregularity
and suffering. My mother gave me
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
and four bottles of it completely res
tored my health. And in all these
years 1 have not had the least sign of
women's weakness, but have always
maintained unusual health. which I
think is due entirely to HI Fnvorite
Prescription that my mother gave to
me when I was developing. / have
been Enthusiastically recommending
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for
forty years and shall continue to do
so as long as I live."-Mrs. Ellen
Heun, 211 N. Burlington I've
Get the Prescription today from
| you druggist-liquid or tablets
Advertisement.
, 1923-04-29

as to which is which. How
ever we r leaving room for disap-
pointment in all our plans. and will
not feel sure we have her until the
penitestiary gates close behind her."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-24
PEOPLES CANDIDATES
WIN GREAT VICTORY IN
C|TY-W|DE LANDSLIDE
Defeat Administered by Vot-
ers to Stoner Ticket, Making Their
Participation in General Election
Problematical-Tobin Leads Tick
ct in Number of Votes While Lam
bert Has Biggest Majority.

Nomination of the entire Peoples Ticket headed by
Sheriff John W. Tobn by majority of 5000 votes
disclosed by check of the official returns from Mon
days primary election at the city hall Tuesday.
Sheriff Tobin with total of 1851 votes polled, led
the ticket L. B. Stoner candidate for mayor the Citi
zens Ticket received the largest number of votes poed
for his ticket. The result in the primary decisive,
it predicted Tuesday that run-off election will be
necessary.
Official figures received at the city hall for the
various candidates show the following results:
For mayor: Tobn, 1861; Stoner 10991, majority
for Sheriff Tobn of 1926.
For commissioner of taXation Bushck 1875;
Koerps 1864 majority for Mr. Bushick Of 5172.
For commissioner Of patkS; Lambert, 16,o5o; LIE
Stourgeon 1O34s, majority for Commissioner Lambert
of 6202.
For commissioner of fire and police: Wright, 16,470;
PEARS 1884 majority for Commissioner Wright of
6156.
For commissioner of streets Seffler, 12,949; Simp-
SON 1894; Reden 47S4 plurality for Mr. Steffler of
3715.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-24
TO BE PARTLY CLOUDY
Light Northerly Winds Will Blow
Tuesday Night and Wednesday.

Partly cloudy and cooler is the
forecast for Tuesday night and We'd
nesday based on weather map which
shows several "highs" and slows.
none of which appear 10 dominate
weather conditions.
A low pressure area is situated IN
Mexico but it is evidently moving
eastward into the gulf. Another
"Iow" is located over Arkansas and
one over North Dakota. A high
pressure area is located over
Nebraska and one is pushing in over
Montana.
The partly cloudy forecast is based
on the presumption that the new
"high" coming in will move down
toward Texas and that the Mexico
slow" will not affect San Antonio
weather. Minimum temperatures for
Wednesday morning will be from 5S
to GO and light northerly winds will
blow.
Temperatures over the country Mt Z
O'Clock Tuesday morning showed San
Antonio warmer than most places
with the north relatively cold, the
freezing lipe being south Of Denver
Temperatures were: San Antonio. ~
Denver, 80; Amarillo. a: San Diego,
30: Brownsville, IS: Chicago. 40
New York. A: FL Paso. 80; New Or
leans, 70; Jacksonville. -: Sar
Francisco. As; Kansas City, As; and
Tampa, "A.
Very little rain fell in Texas over
Monday. Most stations were cloudy
| and the temperature in South Texas
| went above 90.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-24
u. 5. IS BEHIND LOAN
Get First Money Any Former Enemy
Has Obtained From America.

New York. April c4.-Part 81 a
second huge loan to Austria, totalling
$3.50 100000 this time, is to be float
ed in the United States through zone
Of Wall Streets best known interna-
tional banking houses" it is report
ed.
II would be the first loan to world
war enemy in which this country has
participated.
The new loan is said 10 be part OF
the League OF Nations reconstruction
plan for Austria which. the newspaper
points out. saved that nation from ut
ter financial collapse after it had been
declared bankrupt and receiver to
administer its financial affairs ap-
pointed by the League.
Great Britain. France. Italy and
Czechslovia would guarantee 20 per
cent of the loan and the other 20 per
cent would he assumed By other mem
bers of the League.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-24
JURY MEN CONSUME
EVIDENCE BUT CAN'T
EACH AN AGREEMENT
Bottle of Liquor Disappears
So Defendant Will
Be Freed.

Los Angelus. Cal. April 24.-JurieS
in bottlegging cases are legally entitled
10 drink the evidence. according TO W.
Maxwell. Burke, deputy district attor-
ney.
His ruling followed the trial OF Joe
Lankin. charged with violation OF the
Wright Act.
Burke added a bottle Of liquor Is
evidence.
The jury heard the testimony and
retired with the evidence.
When it returned it was hung
seven TO five for conviction.
The evidence was gone.
"A jury has the right to Sample
the evidence said Burke.
ut has the right to take the liquor
into the jury room and determine
whether it is liquor. .,.u
I'm this case the jury evidently
found thc evidence genuine but you
would not know it by the disagreement
ne fo guilt or innocence.
With the evidence gone, Burke sara
:, ;s improbable that Lankin Will DC
tried again.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-24
NAMED
FOR FARLEY
WITH MEXICO
Former Ambassador to
Japan and Ex-interior
Secretary Appointed.
RECOGNITION PLANNED
Obstacles in Way of Agree
ment Will Be Discussed
at Conference.
Washington. ID. c., April 24.-Thc

Washington, ID. c., April 24.-Thc
United States and Mexico govern
ments have agreed to appoint com
mission of two representatives for
each country TO meet in Mexico City
1T an early date TO discuss the re-
mcyal Of obstacles in the way of
recognition Of the Obregon govern
ment by the United States.
Secretary Hughes announced today
that the American commissioners will
be Charles +. Warren. of Detroit,
former ambassador TO Japan. and
John Barton Payne, former secretary
of the interior, and now chairman of
the Red Cross.
A time for the meeting OF the com
mission in Mexico City has not been
fixed. but will be determined at an
early date.
To Exchange Impressions.
The announcement Of the agreement
was made by Secretary Hughes in q
brief statement in which it was saio
that with n view TO hasten the
Irrcse,ligg "a jeSsGtl sndcrst ansSsug
between the two governments th'
commission will meet "for the pur.
pose of exchanging impressions nnc
Of reporting them TO their respective
authorities"
That the arrangement for the meet
ing in Mexico City is not 10 be con
strucd in any way as implying mod
fication by the United States OF the
position taken with regard To the
recognition OF the Obregon government
was made plain by State Department
officials.
Judge Payne has made study OF
Mexican affairs and is familiar with
conditions in that country. while Mr.
Warrens diplomatic accomplishments
at the important Toxic post are con
sidcred bv officials to have well equip
ped him for the forthcoming negotia'
tons.
No Dictation Planned.
The American commissioners will
be guided in their discussions by the
broad considerations Of policies which
have actuatcd the administration in
all its dealings with Mexico.
II is emphasized that there is nc
desire to interfere in Mexico's in
ternal affairs or to suggest what laws
that nation shall enact.
At the same time it is held that
when a nation has invited intercourse
with other nations and has sanctioned
contracts entered into and propert,
rights acquired by foreigners, it i
an essential condition that there shall
be no resort to confiscation and re
pudiation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-24
Into World Court Republican Party Pledge President Says
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO REMOVAL BILL is
AIMED AT THE KHAN
Senate Passes Judiciary
Appropriation Bill Car
rying S3,386,467.
Austin. Tex. April 24.-when the

Austin, Tex. April 24.-Whsn the
governors QUO warranto bill comes
up for consideration in the Senate, an
amendment will be offered By Senator
Woodyille Rogers of Collin county
that membership in the ku kluX hian
or other similar organization Will be
made cause for removal OF a county
officer,
This announcement was made Mon
day evening by Senator Rogers.
This officers removal bill started
on its legislative journey in the Sen
ate, having passed in the House last
Thursday, when division developed Oh
referring the bill TO committee. Lieu
tenant Governor Davidson referred the
bill 10 the Senate. Committee ON Grim.
inal Jurisprudence. but on motion oi
Senator Darwin, the bill was commit
ted TO the Civil Jurisprudence Com
mittee by vote Of II 10 III.
The amendment Senator Rogers mas
prepared to offer. states that tine
fact that any officer complained OF
under this act is member OF what Is
known as the Invisible Empire or Is
affiliated in any way with an or.
ganization known as the Knights OF
the Ku Klux Klan, constitutes cause
for such officers removal"
The Senate passed finally Wednes-
day afternoon, the judiciary appro-
priation bill carrying a total Of 3d.
Isl. ACT for the next two fiscal year,
without opposition, although the meas
ure had been debated all OF the after
noon.
Senator Witt obtained the adoption
of an amendment adding $500 for il.
brary purposes for the Tenth Court OF
Civil Appeals at Waco.
An effort was made TO strike out
entirely the appropriation OF S5O,OoO
for the new Waco court. when an
amendment was offered by Pollard.
The amendment was defeated, now
ever.
An effort was made 10 rescind the
action of the Legislature in accepting
the imitation TO visit ~ Stephens
and Easifand counties oil fields.
The effort to rescind was led by
Senator Cousins. who insisted that the
Law makers should stay here and dis
charge their official duties.
After considerable debate conSldera-
ton of the Cousins resolution was in
definitely postponed. The educational
appropriation bill is next on the Sen
ate calender.
The House held only brief ses-
sion. but transacted no business, as
the House calender is clear.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-24
TO PROBE PLANE CRASH
Naval Machine Plunges Into Bay and
Two Pilots Die.

Norfolk Va, April IA naval
board of inquiry has been appointed
to determine the cause Of the naval
nlanc accident over Willo IghbJ Bay
in which Ensign Gordon Gunther. OF
the naval reserves. and Chief Machin'
list Mate John A. Hill lost their
lives.
The plane was completely wrecked.
The bodies of the two aviators were
recovered and removed TO the naval
hospital at Portsmouth TO be held
pending instructions from relatives as
to burial.
Ensign Gunther. whose home was
in Cambridge. Mass, reported 10 the
Hampton Roads naval air station
April II. and he would have com.
pleted his two weeks training period
Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-24
NINE ARE INDICTED
CHARGES OF Murder Grow Out OF Stay
ing OF Two Deputy Sheriffs'

New Orleans, April 24.-The 81
Bernard parish grand jury. Wnicn
last night returned indictments against
nins men. charging first degree muir,
der in connection with the slaying by
r rum runers OF Joseph Il. Estopinal
and August Esteves, parish depui!
sbsriffs' last Tuesday, will meet again
Thnrsday to investigate. further into
whiskey running operations.
Another indictment was returned
bv the grand jury charging Siaud
Mcresur, St. Bernard parish at,
torney. with being an accessory, ate! after
murder in connection with the kiiiins
Vi The nine men held on the murder
indictment arc Gus Tones, ailas
Dutch Gardner. former pugilist; Adam
Melerine, Casimir Melerinc, Arthur I.0il
v Mason. Frank Rhodes, Tom Faya,
lora lanes Wallace, John Scott anf
Andrew And Watson, the last three named
being negroes.