The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1920, Page 3

WAY, JAN. 28, 1920 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE - ~ Here is one of the very newest two button double. ' breasted suits,'a favorite with young men: Soriety Brank Ch Getting your confidence "THE best way we know to get the confidence of our custom- ers, and keep it, is to do things that deserve confidence. We try to have goods that do it; such clothes as Hart Schaffner & Marx make. _ We price them to give values. Then, if you’re notssatisfied --- -money refunded. : Suits and Overcoats $35.00 to $75.00 G.6.BERGESON & 50N HITCHCOCK SERVES NOTICE ON G. 0. P.! [of the discussion which followed came jan ag greement ‘for the hy-partizan com- j mittees; to meet again’ on Thursday. | Thus the door to compromise was not sotte ae was entirely closed, : ayy by Sonatas Taiiencoek Senator, Hitcheock agreed. that meantime’ he would not move for sen- ase igs anelinateation | ate. action. He did not-indicate that in, tha ess the comprom- $ id ‘ BDO} a nar truntless the eqn! a) ‘ats wotld recede from their negotiations on the peage’ treaty the demo cl wore “continued he weuld earry the | DO 1 and Senator Lodge, the Te fight to the senate floor by moving to| Publican leader, said after the confer- take the treaty re, ence that the republican conferee. had not changed their stand against The notice av informal democrati mise com-} Compromise on article 10 and the Mon- mittee to the ul of the républi- | Toe doctrine, i WANT ADS BRI caus to compremise on article 10 >of RESULTS. the league. of nations covenant, Oat A GOOD REMEDY For Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal ‘Troubles, Disordered Stomach, , Constipation, loss of strength from illness, nervousness, general depression. AM (DEAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE. as your: did, # keep PE-RU-NA in the ' family medicine cabinet for everyday ills. _PE-RU-NA is & health insurance. 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It would warm your heart to hear the big boob laugh And see him pat the little gray old lady on the cheek. (Advertisement) ie a 4 | | PRINCE OTTO. T0 BE KING OF HUNGARY Ninety-five. Per Cent of Votes Favor Return to Monarchy 4 — rea Berne, Jan. 28.—Prince Otto ‘eldest son of former Emperor |Charles of Austro Hungary {s favored as’ the future king of Hungary according to Budapest advices received here. Con- firmation has been given report that the konarchcists won a decisive vic- tory in the’ elections held in, Hungary on Sunday «nd Monday. 95% MONARCHISTIC Budapest, Tuesday, Jan. 27.—It is estimated the monarchistic vote cast in the elections Sunday and yester- day approximated 95 per cent of the total number of ballots. Speculation is said:to be centered on who will be king and the guesses range from Hapsburg _ princes to Sscion of European ruling houses and American multimillionares. |Harold Weishonse and Family Leave Bismarck Tonight Popular Residents Will Make Home in Minneapolis—Enter- tained Last Night West who with her hush: md and son m, leave tonight for Minneapo- lis, where they will make their home. A number of int ite friends or Mrs. Welshonse we fed and the enjoyed auction br id, ven a souvenir ve. membrance from her friends present REPUBLICAN CONVENTION WILL REAFFIRM FEALTY TO PARTY’S PRINCIPLES | , (Continuedtrom Puge One) of the principles of the republican party. the platform deal _ definitely with, ith the return ate control, ee am? in favor of a platform Ww will) guarantee. Justice and equ of opportunity, to a sid Elder, McKenz It was not thought th: would of Sargent, coun: ty, who has been a republican wheel horse since .territorial days, “I de not. pect “to: be a member of the platform -committee; I do not covet the job of writing the platform, but I belleve that the republican plat form must, take a’ firm stand for justice and’ for right: for the protec: tion. ‘of proper and for the preser- vation of. liberty, re can be no contentment under form of goy- ernment which dis: nates in fav of any cl, “must. have ‘ titutional ri ite. suarded; that’ stability red. Our eandidate for president myst be a man who is firm, broad and “courageou.; a man-thor- ough: nbued with the principles. of Americanism, for which our f th- ers htve stood, and upon which this i is founded... He must be 1 ideals, for idealism that has set it powers, He must ion and of judgment. ran he el “lind when Ame! out of the is only man of v Ty at min lected will in their and of everything that savons of soci- alism, but they do not seem to feet OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Thisis a Short Letter, but it Brings a Message of Import- ance to every Woman. Woodford, Vt.—‘‘Itook LydiaE. Pink- table Com) und and Liver Ime. My baby weigh- ledeightand one-half lpounds when born land I did not suffer y pains, can publish this let- ter if you wish for I would not be with- out your medicine efore child birth.” Joun Lipr The reason why Lydia E. Pinkham’ 8 Vegetable Compound is so successful i overcoming woman's ills is because it contains the tonic, strengthening pro- rties of good old fashioned roots and Rerbs, Bt en on the female organ- ism. 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While there are assembled here old wheel-horses who have bitterly oj posed one another in’ days gone by, they appear to be united in their republicanism, and anxious to accom plish something which will redeem the “Presidential candidates are ed informally, and it is probable that they will be mentioned on the ffwor of the convention to- morrow, but there is Apparent an over- whelming sentiment “against any e¢ fort to endorse a condidate. difficult, to\ determine where gates stand. There is much Wood talk, but there seems to be equally as much in favor of Hoover and Lowden with here and there a man who champions Senator Johnson of California, Pe ing docs not appear to be considergd an: activ for the republican nom: FLU EPIDEMIC — ON DECREASE Tl in. in. 28, — Influenza Ss on the decrease in Fargo today reoprts to Dr, A. A, Nich- city health - officer, showing new influenza and 6 pneumonia cas against 166 and nine respective yesterday, The city commission 3 meeting this morning decided Fargo, NLD, and pheumoniz ols, that "} quarantine regulations were unncces- sary to check the spread of the epi demic. Two deaths were reporied in. the pst 24 hours. Whiie Sigvert Olson of Milton, N. D., he was ‘at the bedside of his dying son last night he received a telegram saying his youngest son at Great Lakes naval training station had also died of influenza. ELEVEN POISONED r BY WOOD ALCOHOL “OR, — Hleven pensons. med by wood aleohol here since yesterday afternon and po lice authorities today expressed fear that-there would be a return of the epidemic which proved fatal to many persons a few weeks ago. While no deaths have resulted thus far theit condition is critical. While ‘the ‘authorities claim they have located the source from «which the liquor was obtained no arrests haye been made. Ch icago, Jan. JUGO- SLAVS REFUSE COMPROMISE PLAN Paris, Jan. 25—The Jugo Slay re. play to the allied ultimatum regard- ig the Adratic question received in Paris this afternoon amounts to 4 virtual refusal of the compromise of-4 fered by the Italians, The reply it is believed, suggests a new basis of com: promise along the lines of President Wilson’s proopsal, INFLUENZA SPREADS AT DEVIL'S LAKE Devils Lake, N. D., Jan. 28.—Influ- enza is ‘Spreading rapidly in North Dakota according to reports recetyed by Dr, GS 4. MeGurren, secretary ot the state board of health, Minot, Jamestown, Grand Forks and Tawton have reported influenza cases ins the last 24 hours. The German Lutheran Ladies’ Atd society will meet Thursday afternoon Sheldon. MISS BURTON HERE 4 Miss Bertha Burton arriyed Sunday evening from Longmont, Colo, to spend the. winter with her mother, Mrs. C. A. Burton, 219 Third street. CARD PARTY An invitation card party was given by members of St, George’s guild at the parish house on ‘Phird street this Thig is the second of a series of parties given and was weil attended, CURTAIN AT 9 The Tailor Made Man company which will produce Cohan & Harris latest comedy success at the Audit ium this evening is coming in on N 2, which is 14% hours late, and as a result the curtain will not rise till 9 o'clock, KNIGHTS ATTENTION! A’ Special Conclave .of Tancred Commandery, Knights -Templar. is called for Thursday evening dan. 29th at p.m. The Red Cross Wegrees he confer Your presence is requested, a. A. GRAHAM, Commaniler, WITH FIRST GUARANTY J. P. Wagner and family, formerly of Heil, have taken up their residence in thenew Thompson apartments. Mr. Wagner was cashier of the Farmers State Bank at Heil for the past! five years and has now accepted a posi- tion with the First Guaranty bank, where he will have charge of the in- surance and farm loan department and also look after the Lahr banks west of the river. os Art Gussner Operated Arthur Gussner, manager of the Gussner_grocery and meat house on Main street, succesefully underwent an operation for appendicitia at. the Bismarck hospital Tuesday afternoon and today is reported to he recovering nicely. ‘ ARMISTICE! \Constipation, Headache, ‘Colds, Biljousness, Sur- + tender to ‘‘Cascarets’* Bring back peace! oy Hfe! Your system is filled with liver and bowel poison which keeps your skin sallow, your stomach upset, your head and aching. Your meals_are tur into poison, gases and acids. You not feel right. Don’t stay bilious constipated.~ Feel splendid always by taking Cascarets occasionally. They act without griping or inconvenience They never sicken you like Calomel Salts, Oil or nasty, harsh Pills.. ‘They cost so little too—Cascarets work or while you sleep . ST. PAUL WILL NOT STAND FOR BERGER SPEECH St. Paul, Minn., Jan. 28.—The city council today by a unanimous vote refused to grant a permit for a pro- posed socialist meeting in the munici palauditorium at which former rep- resentative Victor Berger was listed as the leading spea speaker. PUNERAL OF HUSBAND HELD Grand Forks, N. D., Jan, 28, — The funeral of William H. Hus ‘at years old, former state legislator, who icf at his home here yesterday, wii be held here today. 169 NEW FLU _ CASES AT FARGO Fargo, N. 28,— One hun dred and s\ new. influc cages, nine new influen A-pneumon cases and two deaths vy reported in 24 hours, Dr. A. A, Nichols city Jan. health officer announced today, In Moorhead the city health officers have bannéd dances while in Fargo dances, athletic events and other af: fairg are being cancelled as the epi demic continues unabated. CARUSO NAMED CAMEO GIRL 4 Dolors Cassinelli, the lovely dark- eyed star of “The Virtuous Model,” the Albert Capellani-Pathe picture commencing a two day run at the Rex Theatre today, was christened “The Cameo Girl” by none other than En- rico Caruso, Caruso was a visitor at the studio where Miss Cassinelli was “emoting” and he made one of his famous sketches of the actress. 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