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The Bismarck tribune., 1923-04-12
MAS0NS HERE
WILL HONOR
PAST MASTERS
Annual Event of Bismarck
Lodge Win BE Held
on April l6

Annual Past Masters night of
Bismarck lodge No. S, a. +. and A. NJ,
will be observed on April l6.
Plans are being made to make the
event Il rally for Masons not only Of
Bismarck lodge but visiting lodges
and visitors as well.
There will be u dinner served, and
initiatory ceremonies will follow.
There are sixteen past masters Of
the Bismarck lodge. many Of whom
are expected to be present for the
annual event. Past Masters of the
Bismarck lodge are:
Clement A. Lounsbcrry, William T.
Perkins. Henry l.. Rcadc. Frank
Reed, George +. Dullam, Anil p.
Lcnhart, William O'Hara, William 5.
Casselman, John A. Graham, Lewis
X. Thompson, Theodore Koffcl, Paris
X. Fields, Raymond NJ. Berges1,
Wilson +! Parsons, Robert W. Dut-
ton and X. W. Lumry.
Past Masters of other lodges re-
siding in Bismarck:
Thomas Hall. Shiloh No. l, Fargo:
Herbert r. O'Harc, Garrison No. go
Garrison; Thos. +. McKane, Chancel-
lor Walworth No. l02, Steele; J. A.
McConkcy. Fergus Falls, MINES ota ;
j. II. Caldcrhead, Beloit, Kan; +. +.
Diehl, Bowman, N. d.; Chas. Fouts
Upham, 4s5, Towner; G.. +. Moody,
Devils Lake, N. d., Park Rapids, Min
ncs0ta.
Reception committee for the event: :
b. NJ. Dunn, II. c. Postlethwaite
A. NJ. Christianson, W. l.. Nuessle,
l.. T.. Birdzell, A. j. Arnot, J. A
Graham, Oliver Lundquist, l.. h
Thompson and Geo. Mann.
Candidates TO be initiated:
John B. Rhud. G. l.. Spear, Chas
+. Martin, Roland Guam tGrand
Forksj, Adolph Schlenker tMcCius'
ky).
Grand Master F.. A. Ripley will oe
DrcSpnt
The Bismarck tribune., 1923-04-12
SHOOTING CASE
TAKES TURN
County Attorney Is Said
Ready to File Charges

Salt Lake City, April l2.-The
whole trend of development in The
Staying of Benjamin +. Ballantync,
former bank teller, in his fashion
able home last Monday was expected
to take Il new turn today.
County Attorney Arthur T.. Mor-
ton declared today that he would file
charges Of first degree murder
against John Browning, Jr., son OF
John Browning, firearm inventor
and Mariner Browning, Ogden, Utah,
banker, who are under arrest in con-
nection with the killing.
Mariner has confessed, according
to the police, that he shot Ballan-
tyne in self defense
Salt Lake City, Utah, April l2.--
Information charging murder in tho
first degree was expected to be filed
here against one or more persons
in connection with the Staying OF
Benjamin +. Ballantyne, former
bank teller, in his home in u fash
ionablc part of the city last Mon
day.
County Attorney Arthur f. Morton
and other officials who are investi-
eating the killing were reluctant to
discuss the affair and declined to say
definitely what disposition would be
made of Mariner A. Browning and
John Browning, jr.. cousins, held in
connection with Ballantyne's death.
Both Of the men are under arrest,
booked under investigation"
They were arrested at the Ballan-
tyne home after the shooting and
Mariner, the police declared, con-
fcssed he shot Ballantype in self
defense.
Mrs. Ballantyne is the daughter Of
John NJ. Browning, noted gun inven-
tor
The Bismarck tribune., 1923-04-12
Spring Late In
West Say Dak0tans

Langdon, N. D., April l2.-North
Dakota farmers do not need to feel
disgruntled at the state because Of
the backward spring is the opinion
of Oscar Liebler of Langdon who
with John Wall, Andrew krein and
William Stevenson, also of Lang
don, have just returned from Los
Angeles, Cal, where they spent the
winter. The four young men left
California on March 22, driving by
way Of Arizona, New Mexico, Kansas
and Nebraska. Mr.. Liebler said that
spring was backward over the whole
country, nothing at all having been
done in the fields in Iowa, where by
this time a good part of the corn
crop is usually in.
The winter wheat crop in Arizona,
New Mexico and Kansas is practi-
cally ? total failure, according to
Mr.. Liebler, who states that it has
not rained in that part of the couh
try since last June. The first wheat
that looked at all as though it would
survive was in the irrigated sections
and in northern Kansas. To the
south it has not even come up,-hav-
ing been dried out. 1t was the pre-
diction Of the young men from
Langdon that North Dakota's crop
would bring good price next fall
because of the failure in that dis
trict, which always puts consider
able amount of wheat on the mar
,ket before this section starts cut
ting.
Not only A the wheat crop des-
troyed, but cattle nre dying by tn.
thousands in those states.
The Bismarck tribune., 1923-04-12
Many Willing
To Take Estate

There's no lack of people willing
to accept the $l,522.0S estate remain
ing unclaimed in the hands of the
state treasurer.
Since news was broadcast through
newspapers that this legacy from
Fred Pietzsch, Eddy county, remain
ed in the treasurer's hands for five
heirs. all believed to be in Germany,
who would become millionaires in
marks, letters have been received by
The Bismarck tribune., 1923-04-12

State Treasurer John Steen from
New York, Texas, Kansas, and other
states from people who believe they
may hove claim to the estate.
The efforts of the letter writer's
are in vain, however. The heirs
Carl, Augusta. Mary, Herman and
Karl Pietzsch are all believed to De
in Germany, and a Swiss consul Is
cndcavoring to locate them.
The Bismarck tribune., 1923-04-12

/ advisable. Mcdal' and ribbons will
be awarded Of the events according
to the place won. Placing will be
made on the basis of five, three and
one points, respectively.
A silver cup will be given to the
school winning the track meet. An
additional medal will be given the
best all-around athlete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

committee. Nearly all other former
world war soldiers In congress wers
first elected after tho cessation OF
hoHtilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Here's a popular way 10 serve
kellogg's Bran greatest health food

Mott evory ono who realizes how
effective Kollogg's Bran Ia for the
permanent relief Of constipation has
their own particular way OF serving
this wonderful cereal. Most families
eat II as a cereal with milk or cream.
Others sprinkle IL on their fayorito
hot or cold cereal. Every ono enjoys
It's nut-liko 1ayori
II you arc cooking n hot cereal Try
this method i--Mensure of two table.
spooDfula for each member OF the
family. Mix Il with tho cereal and
cook NJ you always cook tho cereal.
Kellogg's Bran Is scientifically pro
pared and ready 10 cat, but its rcgu.
latory powers arc In no way impaired
II you cook II with other ccrcals.
Rellogg's Bran has won tho friendly
recommendation OF physicians because
II dooa give prompt and permanent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
VETS SEEKING
CONGRESS POST
Committee Demanded to
Handle Business

WARRINGTON. Nov 30. Creation
or permanent committees on vcter.
ans affairs In both the senate and
tho house OF representatives viii be
urged on congress by representatives.
or VARIOUS cS.Boidier organizations
early IN tho first session OF tho Gsth
congress.
Plans for The establishment OF much
committees AFRO already well under
way. Many members OF the incom.
Ing congress have assured the vctcr.
ans that they recognize tho need for
standing committees 10 which can be
referred all legislation In any way
affecting tho ox.soldlers.
Heretofore bills pertaining 90 tho
veterans haye been handled ns side
Issues In various committees, usually
The finance or appropriations com.
mlttees. and In several cases no hear.
ings OF any kind were held before the
measures reached tho floor OF the
senate or tho house.
AZ present there arc 80 standing
committees In tho senate and co in
the house. The average membership
Of committees in the senate IL 10.
The largest committee in the house
In that on appropriations with IS
members. while tho smallest IL that
on the disposition OF useless oxocu.
tive papers. with only two members.
The average strength OF house com.
mitieea Is also approximately 10.
According TO the present tentative
proposals the senate committee. on
Veterans affairs would have from .
70 10 members and the house commit,
tee from ~ 20 70 members. An there
arc five world war veterans in the
senate and and 30 veterans in the
house. Il Is thought certain that nj
ieas, the ehairmen of tho committees
would be veterans.
Senator Reed OF Pennsylvania.
present chairman OF the hpsciaf com,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

raliof from mild or chronic eonstin..
tion and because II can be eaten r}tb.
out forming a habit. Again, Kellogg.
Bran FREQ you from drntie
dangcrodb eathartics.
When constipation conditions ,r;,t
In your system OF when yeu are threat.
ened, do not tako halfway msasuy.s
Foods with a partial bran content
cannot FREQ you'll What you must
havo ~ Kellogg's Bran became n q
ALL BhANl Go tho limit; get reIisfi
Every member OF your family win
delight In eating Bran rsisin broad
muffing, pancakes, naearoons. etc
hecipts on every package.
Start eating Bran to.dayi O.. x,u
--hoop rell--keep disease out Of yon,
homol Firstclass hotels, clubs and
restaurants servo Kelloggs Bran 1.
individual packages. All grocera
--Advertisenlsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

| NfsfARsNs Wv eNs- tHt EbAuuH
IL Of death seems TO have made
Marie Marguerite FANNY. the most
beautiful woman ever arralEned 10
d British court on a capital charge.
crow even moro beautiful.
As her case went on. and the
prosecuting attorney thundcrcd and
reared accusations charging her
with tho murder OF All Renal
Fahmy hey. wealthy Egyptian
who was her husband. sho just
listened and smiled.
Her afnilo won. Shs was nc.
quilted, And soon she will bo back
with her friends In France. ready
70 forget Il all
But her chnc win not DO forro,
ten In tho British courts for a long
time. Tho lovclinsss OF tho accus.
cd would alone have made II stand
out. but there aro other features
which further distinguished H.
Marie Fanny was tho frs, iypi-
cal parlslenno ever arraigned In a
hrttiah court who did not under
stand a word Of English.
Her casc was The nrs, In which
a person accused OF capital crime
Eat In tho dock and did not under.
stand word OF tho terrific ar.
raiEnmeut pronounced by tho al.
tornsy for tho prosecution.
Her case was the frs, In which
French woman harristrr ever MP.
pcarcd. her role being 20 &C, az In
terpreicr between tho accused and
tho English lawyers and witnesses
Her case was the first IN which
Egyptian lawyers ever tnt With
briefs representing Egyptian inter
csisd parties
Her case was tho first IN which
tho accused was able 10 produce as
n document Ter The defense q scaled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
national monument.

national monument.
Bat cave. as I, wns at first known.
Is ono OF tho great natural wonders
OF the Southwest. II was discovered
% years ago. and has been pretty
thoroIy surveyed thru several miles
Of underground passages. some OF
them 600 feet below tho surface. The
total depth Ia unknown.
The interior N supcrlatively beau.
tiful. reminding ono OF Doro's pic.
lures Of Dante's Inferno DR.. wills
T. Lee. U. 8. geologis,. says: II
know Of no limestone cavern whose
chambers approach in slze or beauty
those OF Carlsbad cave. II SURPRISES
anything hitherto known in America
In many respects"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

mittee investigating tho reterans'
bureau, In n world war veteran and
Ia regarded ms probable permanent
chairman OF the proposed committee.
The other senate veterans aro,Eikins
OF West Virginia, Brookhart OF Iowa,
Howell Of Nebraska and Adams OF
Colorado.
In the house. Representative John.
son OF South Dakota, who left con
groHs 20 enlist as n private In tho
ranks in 1917. Is thought 10 be tho
logical chairman OF the veterans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

Paper was firzt maae from rags in
A. y. 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
NAME CAVE AS
NATIONAL PARK
Beautiful Cavern in New
Mexico Is Protected

WASHINGTON. Nov. so.--A great
limestone cavern. underlying some
100 acres OF ground about rs miles
southwest Of Carlsbad. in the ox.
treme southeastern corner OF New
Mexico. has Just been set aside as n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Marie MarquerIte Fahmv

letter written many months before
in which shs had pu, down minute.
~ her fear Of violence aud death a,
tho hands Of her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

diseaees- Paralysis. Bronchitis, Asthmn,
Nervous disorders and all weaknesses.
GLASDULAR THERAPY. New Era
diagnosis and treatment. Men and wom-
en- Consultation IL free.
1904 Third Ave. Corner Pike ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

Fifty years ago Portland cement
was first made in the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

OPEN, SATURDAY MoRING AT $780, We
of the
of
clothing SALE So bring shopping bags and
Sngerman stock You can't make mistake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
ASK DR.. MACY

Sesttie's Leading Special
ist. goth year. Eye. ear,
nose, throat, lungs. stom-
seh. Intestinal. ailments.
Heart, BLOOD, Kidneys,
rheumatism. Piles cured
without knife. Ulcers.
All pus conditions. Pei
vic affmeuts. All akin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
AT LEAST IT HELPS

A magazine writer tells ms ,ha, a
dog fills an empty spaco in n mans
life.
This is especially true OF the no,
dog The tyre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Absolutely FREE Saturday
Singerman's Stock Must Go

the balance of this
done in a day. at once at any price
Singerman's yesterday prices were again 'e
leading clothing Seattle W. ~ w .adv Cor The Grand
failed obligations Finale Singeman's
SEATTLE MERCHANTS ASSO- be but a
LA handled the
of sensational
GREAT FREE OFFER SATURDAY
Here's FREE OFFER Well beautifully tailored
Suits, of alwool full lined blues and
stripes These Sngermns $40 dndand they \ Id M
at the windup price TA~'SS
added ducement force all these be sold before the
make this FREE OFFER
in the houeand there's 200 select all shapes and styles
will be given ABSOLUTELY FREE with suit sold
And for Saturday only, included with this offer, we'll Mems
Wool
these prices lot Of So Mems All %
shavebe TANs~S
Tailored Suits heavy English
and Bankers Gray, Sigemn $1,000 kind (f
writing with suit and the final wndup AIV m
Saturday
Absolutely
of in BUT PLEASE
SATURDAY ONLY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

high-grade Mems wear ut truly Bankrupt
Prices. So come to this Singerman Sale
come before it's too late.
Mems 0yeraiis at Csc. Mems Collars, all
sizes, ut sc. Black Bear 0veralls--in fact,
everything that man needs for dress or
work wear-all included in this sale and
going at these sensational prices. Tomor-
row you can buy Mems Fine Dress Shoes,
formerly $500, for SOS. Mems Work
Shoes for S2.65. While fine Boys Shoes
have been marked Sl.95.
Think of buying Mems Heavy Fleeced
or Ribbed Underwear for CSC, and Mems
Heavy Wool Underwear, worth $500, for
csc. And Mems Winter Union Suits at
S1.39. While Mems standard brand Carriers
go at lie. Everything else that man needs
will be found in this great stock, and IL will
be sold in proportion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

Tomorrow wen sell Mems Singerman
Duchess Trousers, $500 and $500 values.
for $685.. Singerman's $500 and $500
Pants at S2.35. Boys Suits have been
marked 1855; heavy Atwood Mackinaws
Mt Sl.S5. Heavy, pure wool, pulloyer Sweat
ers, formerly $3.50, at S3.S5.
And here's the cause for these enormous
acknowledgements stock must be
wound up at once, together with those of
the combined Red Front Stocks, at 1901
1903 First Avenue, corner Pine Street; and
this forced drastic action is the cause of
such sensationally low prices as these.
Mems Dress Shirts, formerly $500, are
priced S5c and Work Shirts at 69c. Mems
Lisle Socks at 1Sc, and Cotton Socks go
at &c.
COME TO THIS SINGERMAN SALE
Seldom do you get the opportunity to buy
, 1923-10-05
IS Something Different But 81 n Most iii;;f s.
Desirable
Phone 21o5
$40 East Second st

If you are looking for something very nice in the way of a home
look the following list They are a group of homes that will at
isfy tho most particular buyer and we recommend them ito be priced
right. They r located in different parts Of the city in the most
desirable sections and are all new homes but one. Lock them over
let us know, wen show them to you a soon as possible.
No. 35-This is a brand lev fIveroom house oil Jefferson. lust
off East Second. 1t is modern in every respect, newly finished and
decorated and nicely arranged inside. It has fun basement, bultin
features and is priced right at $500. with terms ito be arranged.
No 2o-Ths is a place u East Second street. a home as nice a s
one could desire. This place is entirely modern in every respect, has
" Dom full basement and "a an east fronting in the block
adjoining East Second on the north. This house is n of u wi
construction and we guarantee 1T to be perfect throughout. We have
severa others adjoining that will be completed soon. II you'd like to
see them under construction call us up. we'll take you.
No. 41-Ths home located o. East Thirteenth street. is newly
finished this year. 1t is modern throughout. with six large room
and a full basement. 1t is very nicely finished IN tho inside and has
south front on a 5ox14ofoot lot. Price $500. terms.
No. 21-This homo on South Ash. Just off CY pavement, is cry
nicely located. 1t is a sevenroom modern house. lot 6Ox14o feet, with
nice lawn. trees and walks. Price $500.
No. 45-Here W e have n of the incest large homes in Casper
entirely modern. with lawn, walks. trees, paving and everything that
makes a n exclusive and most desirable place to live. II you really want
something nice and are in a position to handle ii, let US know-ts
worth investigating.
UNION INVESTMENT COMPANY
e. e. FISHER 6o East Second II. G. TwIFORD
, 1923-10-05
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do NOT READ THIS!

Unless you want to read something worth while. for these bar.
gains described here ar ga bargains, with unexceled terms. People
know we buy IT sell bargains only. and people who d not have real
bargains q not attempt to list their property with the Western Real
ty. We make the terms 81 eas that the saving from his salary,
is able to make the first down payment in I short time, we make the
monthly payments so small that it is easier to pay the money out a
payment OF n house than to pay it in rent. The difference, to you
means simply this: Instead OF a stack of ren receipts which have
paid out the house for your landlord. you have a warranty deed to
your own home. Our easy payment plan makes this possible. Now
Folks! Read the properties described in this ad. and read care.
fully: We are not offering many to you today in tho paper, but we
are describing them SO you can tell If they woull interest you. Come
down to office and let u explain the difference to you between
Rent Receipts and Warranty Deecs. Do not delay. but do 1t o be.
or thu bunch to do better leaves you.
For buyers who want something worth the money W have a very
special offering today. 1t is impossible for you to build the buildings
on TINS property n { the price asked fol 1t, IND to give you a n idea
"a TO whether It Is worth the money or not we might say that a e
putabe Building and Loan company. whose policy is not to loan more
tImhh So per cent or I'M value u hd- a $4,000 loan for this property.
1t is located on a large 6oxl4ofoot corner lot. with sidewalks and
c.WID IN and pld tr. Tree ave oeen ct out and now % feet high
A blue grass lawn; shrubbery, vines and flowers adorn the place
in unmer. Built in bungalow style. and painted attractively. On the
s sXLoot orcelan u hots o wlncows and !arge rooms. The basement
is finished with excellent grade cement. Has a furnace room for
installed Ready TO insert the tub. On the rea Il the lot is a three
room house with large rooms. two If them being 14x15 feet in size
dandy garage also The rentals on this property pay the owners over
800 monthly besides five large rooms and bath for themselves. To
put you in possession of this property.
We have to offer for the with moderate means who desires a
rent receipts pay the property out. this bargain in a nice residential
section. We have a fourroom house. with front porch, and east front
narrow strip flooring in livingroon and kitchen; connecting bath be-
tween two bedrooms; largo clothes closet for each bedroom; plenty
lind a regular tenloot ceiling. high buntln kitchen cabinet, with sink
and hot water tank; bathroom fixtures comprise tub, toilet and wash
excellent concrete foundation 14x2o feet in size, which is big enough
for the largest ar, and space to work o the car; o it could be be
and a $500 cash payment will handle. The monthly payments viii be
ess than the house would rent for; n block from bus line. This is
Is it your
The Western Realty & Lot Sales COMPANY
7. 9 r. Bdg. Formerly Moose Bldg) Phone 1913
, 1923-10-05

WOULD you like to make some DIE
money, some real money! Wound
you like to get in on an agency that
has all tho earmarks Of making
money like the Ford Motor company
agents have made who were lucky
enough to get the agencies. We are
mannfacturinE n wonderful little ice
and ~refrigerating machine that is n
proven ucces and which makes Ice
and Refrigeration at a cost or less
than 10 cents a hundred pounds
The machine has no moving parts,
requires no power, nothing TO get
out of order and which can be maze
any size. This machine is low in
price, and is suitable for dairymen'
rrocers. butchers and farmers. We
have planned to market these ma
chimes a great deal like automobiles
are marketed, and are looking Tor
distributors who can finance them
selves to the extent Of $1,000 TO So,-
900. Address Dependable Refrigerat
ing Machine CO.. 223 South Sixth
St, Minneapolis, MINI.
, 1923-10-05
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, 1923-10-05

FOR sALE-Late model 80 Cadillac
in first class condition throughout
II you want n hign class car at n
cheap price. due TO owner leaving
town. Phone 1902.