The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1919, Page 6

° ipo 4 i Ix BISMARCK. DAILY TRIBUNE |. 2-82 pyar ves SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1919 4 CHICK HARLEY’S the ‘ Wpper Peninsula < Development PADEREWSKI iN JAPANESE NOBILITY |, 1 I Over ureau of Michigan; . R. G. Poland, R ye i ‘DOR Di wii Wh he Da Manager, Western Montana Develop- J La LABOR PO rwOW f en Ry he y ad 4 : ment Association; M..Max Goodsill, ' ‘ SIE ‘ 4 3 , ‘When che secretary-manager, Helena Commer- | SIGHTS! A household cil Club, Helena, Bonjanas doa Er- | $ cares and the’ * {matinger, secretary, chamber of com! . I ow a r i. fs merce, Glendive, Montana; E, B, Jack- CAMERA MA . FINDS ‘ON worries of IN son, secretary, Colorado Springs PENN GRID everyday life chamber of commerce, Colorado have dragged es |Springs, Colorado; T. F. Marston, | you down ue aR : | secretary - manager, Northeastern } \ i 1 Greatest Gridiron Star Devel-| Michigan Development Bureau, Bay | Half Pianist-President’s People made you un- in West in Years Michigan; H. J. Gray, secreta: is i happy) and oped in West in Years | man higan- Tourist and Re- | Say He’s Conservative; | thero is noth- Soon to Finish rt Association, | Grand Rapids, | Half See Red | ing\in life but ch 14.—When the fine! Denver, Colo; P. A. Gray, secretary, ty HAROLD BE. BECHTOL t prescription, one got2:1up by whistle snifying the cud of) Pueblo Commerce Club, Pueblo, Colo.; | uropean Manager of N. EB, A. 50, the Ohio s dis Col-| M. Francis, managing director, Fort | Warsaw, Poland, Nov. 14.—Stuck on ng ut of the ground umbus, > All um; Port Arthur Development | the window of a store in the Novy | scoms intended for sore use in establish- Americ . and rated as one! Association, Fort . William, Ontario; | Swiat, Warsaw’s main street, is a pos ing natiwal’ conditions, “Dr. Picree, of of the liron stars developed! Herbert C, Cuthbert, executive secre- er picturing Premier Paderewski as Bi ienpats N yt 4 ot nid ; bhi in the we: rs, Will have tin-|tary, Pacifie Northwest Tourist Asso- a delicate featured small boy waving ae Yas Ienipinse sound ous bas, ished his br football career 28} ciation and Ivan A. Coppe, executive a tiny American flag and being yank- t for women’s diseases. an Ohio pli secretary, Ten Thousand Lakes of ed about by a strong woman labeled through treating thous ae satu na ae the Buck- | Minnesota ssociation, St. Paul. ime. FECES all i The resultof Lis studies eyes believes ne hardest games eee eartoon in one of the large War- alied Dr. Picrce’s Favor- urday ( inst Int} chair being steered, about by Lloyd le growths ce ae seal nois a week later, and Mii-) George. he, headache, weak- nois, Harley aire much These are two of the host of incid-; irregularities, i which fell be-} ents that indicate the famous pian- for the inany fore Ohio's in the season, ist’s drop in. popularity at home. ARE + FOR OHIO | mie ees NEVER AS POPULAR AS The Badgers, in Harley's opinion,| She’s Leading Hardest Fight On PILSUDSKI i f ; 4 for” Ohio. | Cigarett He was never popular in the sense made of lady’s slipper root, black cohosh ant to beat | igarettes Pilsudski, the. nation’s idol and hero, root, unicorn root, blue eohosh root and. said, “heeause our coach. | a — — is. He has lived abroad much of his; Oregon grape root. Dr, Pierce knew, was a fone Atiscousin I aud! WILL COVER THE WORLD life. ne wolea people loved him as when he first-made this standard medi- ilayer develop a team capable of 1 Lieto rery | tore Or less Fesdated Nut aaa Reale clue, that whisey, and morphine are in- his almao mm 1 expect that; Ten Million Members in Ameri- int, \ jurious, and s¢ he has always kept them sconsin will give us a merry after-| ana : . They pever will und: out’ of his remedies. Women who take ; e ca Sought By the Anti i if, ce Paderewski was. the only Polé that this standard remedy know that in Dr. P speed Ohio eleven ig r Cigarette League PHOTO SER, most, Americans knew as a Pole until Pierce’s Favorite Prescription they are as i SOG ie ester conte ces | { ree. + or “that he was Audispens- | getting 1 safe woman’s tonic go good that wm eee aera iS ute net ae | FI KERBY wie oe Poland at the Paris peace con- here sell it, in liquid or ‘ Will finish the season in os ssion of | a x ee Tene pentcpatl| One block of the conservative party. sig AE football -chamnionsbi 3 filo nized force in America that is of whic he is a member, is conniv- | tet oe a i a : yee aa io et 7» in the feld demanding sit. in to.unseat him as prime minister. SSS 5 . bs eras net tee tex" | bacco prohibition” as the next step in Je is frequently attacked in the radi- men did not force the players to strip. pon The Wolvecinee wena nor yg) tle moral clean-up of the United Cal, press: and10 some of the conserva: . They. grabbed the available cash and gus The Woly exines were oe a States (and of the world, eventually} tive papers, The mass of the Polish b hurried from the room. strong team and we could have Heaten ti "the AutiCigaret: League of Amer people, Fegard him xs a failure ley T. TAHANASHI One youth has been arrested on id loose ollr complete attack. “We had{% Which hopes to become the Anti- "he didn't get Upper Silesia, suspicion . instructions to wilt aad not try te ran {ciziret League of the World. Danzig, Galacia, ~‘Teschen,” southern}. <6 ~ ‘T. TAKANASHI a oe s ons to win and not try to run e is headed by Miss Lucy East Prussia. and a lot more outright Thrty-two new. poisons were discover- up a big Se NEA PairaniGan cE ston, has-its headquarters in and without any plebiscities or other] Washigton, Nov. 13—Miss T, Takan- | ¢d by: recent ununitions > activities in S Gea: (ingle hrc oa “go, and is out for a member- strings. ae ashi was inspecting a silk reeling fac-| the United States. a stronger teams than Michigan, jac my|SMP im the U.S. A. of 10.000.000. WOUDD AIARD A’ GO0D fory in “Shinshu province in Japan, - : jation “and we will have t 3 jay}, 2& was organzed TQcember 19. MIBASEADOR , i when her picture was taken, . a i A a ; . es eon i to Bla 1899, Members of the Seym’ think he] Miss Takanashi was appointed as a % ATARRH a i all the time to be id anoct att}. Its work has been largely educa- “would make us a good ambassador | woman, representative of Japan, to, at-| q thet what we wil] HouaL by means of sermons read in at Paris or in Washington. tend the mass meeting of the Interna- For head or throat RQ: i team lich has/Churehes, and pamphlets and_verses. | Some of the conservatives say he 1s tional Labor Congress recently held at Catarrh try the | di ts early | recited in Sunday schools dwelling on ~— i : leaning leftward too heavily; and the} Washington, D. C, She is a niece of vapor treatment— f Che pate \the evils of the cigaret. ‘ a x oor s block that has set out to scalp him is| Baron Shibusawa, ig os4g : tp 44 fy [ vinion Illinofs hit itz) Buttons pledging children not to : : : extreme right, that demand’ annexa- ; st sgn OOD eee eomey (Smoke cigarets were part of its cam-| H. LEDGER tions and. see No reason why Poland y i stride in the Chicago game. — Coact | paign. LIGHT PHOTO SER ‘should aot embrace ali the territory |as state resources. Were concerned. ICKS ‘AAPOR ppke has been shifting his men all | Partly through -its efforts, assisted | . she ever controlled regardless. of .its|The Mexicans harvested the sugar “YOUR BODYGUARD” - SOF. l fur the| bY other no-tobacco organizations,| They don’t play football in BeeVecDeez, but sometimes it is so hot, the {Present population, beets and they, the Mexicans have been Lira ‘ Bee NT p used for the) | nti-cigaret laws have been passed in stars upreter, to do their signal practicing and kicking in the abbreviated. ‘lalists are demanding that the |in the state ever since. = ieatreaene iH er 0 4 jeleven states of the United States, but’ Bert Bell, Pennsylvania captain does. Below is a queer looking headgear ¢ on the bol- Po . ia a jot these, six have repealed the laws.|H. Light, backfield star, wears, It looks like a dram major’s derby: is. generally | FHREE OF A KIND TAKE GOOD S'*ENOS IN 4 AMERICA FIRST IS and in the others, excent North Dako- s ate nab SOHN ~ BIG POT IN EDMONTON GREAT DEMAND 9 ta the law is a dead letter. oague Wi vas Ja j being made at the insistence o ie ‘ i TOURISTS’ SLOGAN When the United States entered |/eteue of tle World (was launched | Wf ACKENSEN HELD _anies tarough © Paderewski, against Cerrar ET er ; ; - ‘the European war, and the demand| 2 Chicago a8 eee a he Wo: P j Pilsud judgment, Hdmonton, Alta. Nov...14—The] Young women ‘trained ' for ao RUD Nuss: Amer for cigarets from the soldiers became amen eae a hich Miss aston RISONER IN LAND Pad ski's friends say he would penait Who fd up 8 a iin stenographic;:. and’; secretarial =f 2 xeyn aA Con- ‘insistent, the anti-cigaret campaign rari era Fan NS, ik re | be happy to retire if-he felt he were | 40wa a'tew weeks ago, may have fur- rk “+ Dakota. Business fe vention of Western tourigt association, | as practically abandoned. Certain| , Since then a vigorous~ campaign | WHICH HE RAIDED no longer needed, but. his patriqtism |mished the inspiration for three young | Work at the, Di aze quick- which will be held in St. Paul on No-| i-Ci ‘has been carried on, part of which| i i i men who repeated the performance in: College, Fargo, N.;D.,/iarg quic! ‘ Beste ;.._|members of the Anti-Cigaret League }.,. ; toll 4 a . will keep him fighting as long as he We Pe: Pp < «, ? insti vember 20 and 21. Secretaries of tou-| expressed themselves as not being. 23% been in tie, een of letters to! Internment of German Field feels Poland needs the benefit:of his|2 Jocal: rooming house, according. to,| ly “snapped up hy public insti- i rist Apsocis tons in Michigan, Wiscon- posed to “smokes” for soldiers; but | "@¥SP@pers by Miss © i Marshal at Sqloniki Re- pretige in foreign countties. information furnished the police. __ | tutions -because’ of. theim excep- g sing PM OULaES, Golorato, Oregon, | ane her and smaller faction! ssL00NK R SH | 7 if paren Five roomers were. participating in tional. efficiency... 683°.’ p ae etbected te Gen (insisted 00 “the original platform | Am DOG. CamTOE alls Ercan, Heast IDAHO HAS MEXICAN Atout $680 was on the table and in| Miss Helen MeComb is with 2 tend. aboliti ean Whi Ik Glowcesian Gk Sy 0 es The principal business will be aicf abolition of eigarets, and prohiby Pu Gloucester, N. J Ese ror ites ROBL T RAPPLE | the pcekets of the players. Evidently |the North Dakota: Agricultural discussion of ways and means to ef-| 1% .0f their manufacture and sale. | the name of Hen Be ee Saloniki, Oct. 8. (By The Associat- PROBLEM TO GRA the robber trio ‘stood outside the door I ‘the Sth-D: B.C. gradu- fectively compete with European com. |, With the war's end, however, and proprictor of a soft dvink saloon, asled Press.)--Field \ Marshal’ August Pe Foliber, trio stood outside the door | College, se poe ee petition next year. It is believed that | te success of the liquor prohibition | dog catcher on the city ticket and he|Von Mackensen, who commanded the| Pecatelio Idaho. Nov. 14—Idaho has before aking a dramatic entrance, ate employed theré.’ Miss Beat- Burapeancaun steamship Tines | Movement the Antico : cet League Was elected. dignini-|German forces whichvinvaded Ruman- a.Mexican problem of considerable| Jyst. before they appeared, one of rice Jacobson: does government will begin active operations in the | 55° fa) NF ESUMED OCU ee jaan ne h Jly re !ia, and his staff have been brought | importance on its hands-and it is; un- the players showed a hand which won| work at the Fort Totten Agency. tourist field, starting May 1 |27, announcement came from the} ¥ by the French military. author- | derstood that the state and federal gov a‘juicy pot. * ili Bi dt. is-with the Herbert C. Cuthbert, ececutive sec-|1@ue headquarters that the league | IN’ jities from Nopthern Serbia and intern-|ernments are attempting to solve it in|" pgy Sen,” the said Miss; Lillian: Brandt ds : retary.G& the Pacific: Northwest Tou. | nad been reorganized, selected Lucy | LIN jed just outside the city. ‘The German |an amicable manner, if possible. “Pay us, ”’ snapped one. of the rob- First ‘National Bank of Page. fisftassociation. will “address tha. cons Page Gaston as president, and that | Clevela \ _ true system) military leader and his officers are per-} ‘There are about 2,500 Mexican immi-| pers. as ‘the three stepped into the “Follow the successful.” Write - : weution.“ Obes arebable speckors aver secretaries swore, to, be ent to few gusrahg beeen ott in porthern | mitted freely to go. about the streets, |grants in the state. What.to do with|yoom, = - F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front Ma 4 adel 0} ly and southern Mic as been | } hey usually ar ani i i Q1 7 i H iy ; 1 John A. Doelle, Secretary-Manager of | Nicotine—to open affices ‘and jorgaized. ‘Twenty-two trucks, with 26) French ‘oftieer. Athos | cotrenpondeat United taise Soune Weed Mecon, uate the Loa, Pendite, the bad) St., Fargo, N D. vhs 1 : relates war. vs | trailers, will make regular freighting! however, observed two of their num-|nell, who also was governor for two | == = = a eS i 1 n August 18, the Anti-Cigaret | trips. -|ber riding horseback on the outskirts |terms, is making an investigation for Wary FA Wholesome, Cleaning, | e ) nnn | of the city without guards. Each of- | the. federal immigration. authorities, IRINE, Refreshing aad Hea’ 4 Smyrna’ Candy Comp: is | 3 |ficer wore the, Iron Cross and display-| It is claimed that the Mexicans were —Muri y og) ys Johns. % TS "EMI ‘BOB MARTIN’ S OWN STORY— {ed a pride and bravado not quite in |hrought to Idaho, under an. arrange- y ballon Murine for Red Georee ck Street. . le : WITH A PUNCH IN IT! keeping with men whose army had|ment with the department of labor, in | £08, A% tiontching and Burning Satacgie SEES “ }been vanquished. 1918, to save the sugar\beet crop. Un- Your EYES sr the Eyes or Eyelids; Homemade’ Fresh Candies’ and Famous pain and ache Liniment, BY BOB MARTIN, HIMSELF. | Mackensen has been given a large | skilled lapor.-was: utiavailable, so far | «3 Drops” After the Movies, Motoring oF Golf Ice Cream. Every Day ° kept handy, brings gratify- | Hear weight Champion of the A. E , ;and comfortable house opposite the : : rill win your confidence. 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In the summer of 1916 when I was To MIDWINTER | oy G gtk up... In, the: annual Goodrich meet I} home visiting ‘I. joined. the, National |French Commander-in-Chilef, ordered { TR} 1 1 answer. These posi- fought six rounds with Harry Krohn, Guard. There was trouble brewing |his troops to:drive the Germans ‘out of |} SALE. ey ; i aS . AV fe] LOTH ES RY LEANED tions are permanent. Cf Policeman wo substituted for an-| with. Mexico and I wanted to,.g0, 1|Serbia through this tunnel.” at the Capital City. Cloth- De a) a arep other fighter. T-won the-shotgun that|was- mustered out after a month in} “Mackensen . undoubtedly. felt. the} ing and Shoe Si r SEND TH Tse Sate Tae nes ; Was put up for a prize and later gave |camp at Kanawha and went back to humiliation: of- fits position, ‘for he ing :and ‘Shoe Store; on ‘CLOTHES ‘cleaned often wear twice’ablong. Have it to Leo Slaughter. } :| Akron. a ~~. tyointed.to-the tablets atthe entrance Fifth’ street, |i--your'old ones French dry cleaned by the “ thane fights for me." Sealy duu | Renteae Rage anh! with elo he funnel and engaged his ees] Hl Rogp's Grocery. : 25 per NEVENS COMPANY rs eat i ‘ ed of Toledo, J 5 194,7. i ‘ ject. 5 J E : think much ‘about the fight game and ge a en ener aha iia BE Ed cent discounton all goods Kelpingeyourtclothes cleats : pele have*been my first professional fight. «But the war broke ont and. I ee called:back home for guard duty. Maybe it was just as well. Jack Reed Was pretty good then ‘and 1 didn’t ‘now alot about’ fighting. Tey lh PREACHER 70 ‘YBARS, Pressed and repaired is MICHIGAN RECORD Muskegon,’ Mich,-Lambert J. Hust} 94 years old, has heen a ainister® for 70 years, rf 4 |was just boxing for -fun./ They matched .me~ witha fellow nanjed Good from the Firestone pits. 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