The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 27, 1920, Page 8

_ BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE “TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1920, SCULPTOR WHO “SYRUP OF FIGS” HNAANAUANSUTAAAUOATAATUAAAUEA TATU AAA L AEG UUAAAA | CHILD’S LAXATIVE , i EB Mio Boonen Acre KICKED UP BIG ss tno em Announcement: 50——50 MUSS IS HERE, "es Gutzon Borglum Sits. in on Fraz- Every Other Dance Ladies Choice 'Calmly Assures Townley Band { That It Has Discov- THUR t | , ered Principle ? Et ote AT Wate dressing the governor's Monday (Lur- 4 cheon élub today, emphasized the ne-| Accept “California” Syrup of Figs le y of injecting personal interest |ouly—look for the name California ,on : of laborers into American production. |the package, then you are sure your Mr. Borgh was introduced by Gov.|child is having the best and. most Lynn J.’Frazier as being here from|harmless laxative or physic for the 4 : . the East on an investigation. ‘he /little stomach, liver and bowels, Chil- -. Music By .". | sculptor said he had come to North|dren love its delicious fruity —tasts. % ’ ? Dakota out of personal interest pure- |Full dir on each O CONNOR S i ily, in studying from first-hand obser- ote Poe eust eadigagnitc' ‘i | Vati he al “ sg -; Mother! You must say “California.” EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED Jaton’ the general, Cuncest' ithrpuel Tickets $1.00 Extra Ladies 25c Sec eae EIGHT Daylight Bakery OUR NEW > | | .Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor, ad- i will Open for Business Saturday, Jan. 31 |. Urging intensive production, Mr. ;Borglum declared America must meet} North Dakota's interest is primarily ;the markets of the world on the merit | farming, that raw materials are pro- system. ‘duced ‘in this state and shipped cast. Relative to North Dakota, he. said: /{n this connection, he declared the " . “You have introduced into state’ life | difference between the ultimate charge ix more} POPULAR DICKINSON la new princiole of co-operation” for a product and the original cost, 7 . ‘As Soon as Possible. was largely responsible for the in-| GIRL BECOMES BRIDE Among other speakers at the’ lun-|dustrial unrest,, He said it did not 2 The wedding | ¢heon were ‘members of a delegation | cxplain, however, the unrest of labor from Grand Forks promoting the!as a whole, and urged that employers state-owned mill and elevator planned | obtain greater personal interest of la- for that city. George E. Duis, former! borers in their work. of R I Blaine Rathbu Mayor of Grand Forks, declared’ the; A protective: market policy, Mr. be termed the most inte . necessary funds were being rapidly | Borglum asserted, had made industries season, The bridal party marched | § ihed: In respone, Governor | of the country. down the open sta through the r said work on the “first’ big|Denouncilng “quantity production” as reception hall and HUTTON YAU AUAUEEUEAOTAUA AEA T Will be Our Aim to give you GOOD Bread, while itis fresh, | and to carry a Complete Line of ~- FRENCH PASTRIES, made under the. new and sanitary “right in » spot in the British than SO miles from the sea. JOYFUL EATING ‘Unless your food is digested with- ‘@ut the aftermath of painful acidity, the joy is taken out of both eating and living. : Ki-MOIDS are wonderful in their help to the ‘stomach troubled with over-acidity. | 1 Dickinsony, Jan, at the F. Lo Roqnette home on Thur day morningjat}11. o'clock, when Mi: | Laverne Roquette beeame the bs Fri to the spacious) terminal’ elevator” of the state would | differentiated’ from quality goods, he! parlor, where .the ceremony was pet {begin in Grand Forks as soon as pos-j declared industry had now resorted | Rey, I. sible. | principally to. machinery and unskilled tended by her si Brief remarks on the elevator prop-|labor.and that, America today is prac- nd the bridegroom hy {sition also were made by Frank | tically without trained labor. He ad- formed. hy bride w ne. . Oral Roquett 5 i 7. s 99 C s Pleasant to take—reliet prompt and is friend, Charles Blandi »y- | Peatham, attorney, another member of ed placing a premium on goo h th d ‘ Si t di J ite. a “tn Det it, Minn. Bastien the the Grand Forks delegation. work and the adoption of apprentice- S me (0) S. ome In a ur ay, an- MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE immediate: . few of ‘the Deals in Generalities. iship and other methods of improving ' MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION, Mr. Borglum’s remarks were large-| workmanship. most. int to witng; were present ly of a general nature. He noted that; He emphasized the importance of sede a platform or policy over that of in- idividuals, declaring that if the great ‘political parties did not come out with programs which solve some of the current questions, these problems were not going to be solved. JOHNSON NOT TO ATTEMPT TO BUY DAKOTA’S FAVOR Californian Will Spend Little Money in This State, Says Manager uary 31st, and be convinced. HAQCAUUUUONAIOENOUAUAGYUGAEATAEURAUAAGRCALUAEURUEUUEOOGG ATERUOUAUOEUAEEOLUECUCGURAEEEEUGOUEGEUAUAEUAEUAEEEEUEGEAAUAEUAERUUG TELAT Barker Baking System Logan Building - : - 120 Third Street Ti icin iin ts Swift & Company's 1919 Earnings - How They affected You \ NE Senator Hiram W. johnson’ of Cali- = = fornia is not counting on the support Fill y of political bosses’or lavish expendi- \ ture of money to carry North Dakota rae i i lite | cians ~ mi 3 i b; és for him, according to an announce-) Inte! st of rival cand aut is pou cialist leader, according to a Copen- ‘ < i Dur y the twelve months ended November 1, 1919, ment: from: his stnte headquarters at { ical, cumoutlaze put forth by oneal hagen dispatch to the Echo de Paris omen i ; Po iets en at arte 5 the Capital City today. of the Republican 1 and should | Siiaaacie east ale ie 4 3 ; (its fiscal year), Swift; & Company transacted its Senator Johnson, has announced | Heceive to one, Aha, chances of Lin northern SMongolla the dowries j 4 ae 4 ate oe i ng : that he cannotsafford to spend as|¢xpression would epublicans have} of. warriagéable girls -are/ “paid. in | large volume of business on the smallest margin of much money asrseveral of the other {i a mss convention where no tests | dogs, 3 Made Youn: ae / profit in its history. , candidates now in the field and that] can be applied, atid no one. can be Q : therefore he: must count on the sup-| excluded from participating, held in A. Wholesome, Cleansin : port. of this, friends. who, éllove®: tm. .the altro stg Mae gene URINE Reiresbing end Healing Eright eyes, a clear skin and a body i his progressive principles for the. vic- en streustiol) F useene Jas Lotion -Mugine for Red. | full of youth and health may be <: a Satine over 'S} 2, se} tory. “It ought to tuke no second though : arte ‘5 bs ; i Eales over $1,290,000,000.00 Reports received -by state headquar- | to convince any one of not only fie for AZ inces, Soetiess, Granule yours if you wil] keep your system q | * ters here are very enthusiastic and possibility Dut the probability of Your & of the Eyes py Byelidss in order by regularly taking 4 ‘at eapniags & Q12 indicate that the. western candidate | such a mass Convention “held | Ona, ” i 3 sf i INet earn:ngs $13,870,181.34 —— at | is rocelving much unexpected support | stort notice with conditions as thes will yin your conbaenee tise our ore , a inthe Fast. J. A. Elston, his national | are in this state being dominated by | for Murine when your Eyes Tes Our shipments were in excess of 5,500,000,000 Ibs. campaign manager, writes that there | personal or purty forces, hostile to | Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago ! ; ‘ is every indication that he will carry | all republican candlioa tes ; Bs Michigan at the April primaries. The| “This is no time for persona i SPER " 1 Detroit News, the leading paper of | squabbles; the issue is’ between Re- This means that our earnings were less than 1%. the state with a circulation of 400-000 | publicaus and Socialism. ia g cents on éach dollar of sales, er a quarter of a cent on and very influential because of its “There are reasons enough. for = i; a, ct Ss Tne, wold ayandard a ’ rent Of Cc c salzs, progressive record, has Come out| holding a delegate convention, one | IRS} S77 liver, bladder aad uric ‘each’ ound’ shi Ded. against General Wood and is favorable | which wit! be a convention’ of Re ~ Apo (a Gai el a pup enemies of lits and looks. In u: ; Pp sipped. to Senator Johnson. in the interest of that 1696. All druggists, three sizes. The fact that the ‘Californian is promote the in- Look for the name Gold Medel om every box i i making. his appeal direct to the peo- ‘and accept md imitation Hi Et ple instead of through the customary. . i Consumer— f dickering with political bosses is mak- SCANDINAVIAN LABOR A: 4 ing him the popular candidate. i ne average consumer eats about J Ib. of a ‘ H E ; RUMP CONVENTION REJECTS BOLSHEVISM i at’ per day—180 lbs. per year. If he : } purchased only Swift.& Company products NOT BOOSTING ANY sti habet Men vets founda ae : 4 jabor congress has adopted a resqlution . ft he wou'd heave contributed only 45 cents PARTICULAR, BOOM | ere ore eee aioe amc tae hi : | (189 lbs. @ VM esnta poundj—a year profit to Burleigh F. Spaulding Says He troduced by Hjalmat Branting, the so- t Cane MC = sy Co i Switt ie Company for My are and Doesn’t Even Know ‘Who . ; service, less than one cent per week. eet MOTHERS 0 THS oung is For cy / pa u i Cur efrnings were so smeail as to have prac- “An attempt a Chia e Peed § citer re, ‘ vice § . P is made by un-republican agen: |. When the Children Cough, " ” H ically no effect on the family meat bill. cies to Tead the people to believe that | Rud Musterole on Throats : a H the cull for a Republicnn delegate and Chests io, H state convention issued yesterday 1s No ‘telling how soon the evmntome , o _ Con ,] ° ss in the interest ef the candida of |. may develop into croup, or worse. And 66 2 = 3 ive Stock Raser— Governor Lowden for the presidency | ° then’s when you're glad you hav G sc X 5 and in opposition to the interests of| jar of Musterole at hand to girs Her Surprise I} Surife & ‘am 7” andled i ¢ . General Wood.” said B. F. Spalding |. prompt, sure relief. It does not blister. ‘ ( I Sv if & Company i) rc din 1919 over of Fargo, member of the state Republi- As first aid and a.certain remedy, Package H 16,609,009 head cf live stock. You can figure can committee, today. Musterole is excellent," Thousat23 of i ‘ 4 1% ees ea Fi i : "41 e i such contention fs fals mothers know it. You should keep'a 5} 7 Has > | for rselé that cur earnings of 14/6 cents eal in th jar in the house, ready for instant use NE tae eae dence ™M x ‘ iY. and in is the remedy for adults, too. Re+ Cre! i ‘S$ EX) jd i on each dollar cf sales are too srrail to affect candidate. Some. of. those Tieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, she likes them best. E i the price you received for your stock. favor General Wood's candidacy, In crop, S8H nbc, he neuralgig |: R : i ‘ 3 71 fact none. of the Hers € sed ead » congestion, pleurisy, rheu-: | 78 Pon 4 i 4 , ae ("6 paid all it was humanly possible to pay have! not expreaked themselves, We Ba ot jotntsig sprain Sofe muses | ferockling eect eantamie a anitulke i Pa * : 4 yt a y] ‘ xs C of ies a. rus contain ie} ul { te c id ring what the meat and by-products wy ‘aac ae eee mite: ateitate chest (it often prevents pneumonia sweet. surprises, it’s not wonder Paris : & wld be sold for.: is not a factor. In calling thé ,con- 30: and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50, ' Chocolates are her favorites. { iss 3 yention. we were but _ carrying» out a plang considered ith) the | nutional me ly i “ committeeman long before any per- in 4 1 4 : sonal/ecall was. issued: plans | which a ; F : safe to say wonld have heen ad- THE PARIS FACTORY b Swit & Company, U.S. A. is ne te old ae ew ncarous naaota I ness preluding him from doit oO. 4 ; The only’ purpose is’ to. prevent, if : ; possible, repetition of what oc- = cared in 1916. : SSH eeeoeoeeee a WAN’ Y REPUBLICANS Pants ie : afte ie well owen that a umber. Hurley’s Orchestra io ah : he delegates fo he 1916 couve Lt a ih a j were not Republicans and after their | _ Playing the Latest Dace Hits | 4 7 election publicly: announced their ad- Any Size Orchestra Furnished herence to an opposing | : 514 8th St. Phone 130K MO NEMY PROPS ! ti “All talk of two calls being in the ARE EEE Et | Te yong