The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1920, Page 3

SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1920° BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE THREE GOVERNOR FRAZIER IN EAST MAKING SPEECHES; MAY BE OPENING GUN IN CAMPAIGN FOR PRESIDENTIAL RACE ‘Governor Lynn J, Frazier is in the (along these lines naturally leads to east where he is scheduled to make a| interested speculation as to candi- number of speeches in New York,| dates, If a new party is established Boston and other large cities. Most) which is to have any permanent exist- of his talks, it is understood at the} ence in this country. two things are capitol, will be made under the] requisite; first, that the platform, auspices of the “Committee of 48”) while dealing with fundamentals and one of the ultra radical, high brow, | striking directly at ihe power of mo- socialistic polit organizations | nopoly, should not commit us to any which owes its parasitical existence | eXtreme philosophy such as the single to the condition of unrest prevalent | tax, socialism or the doctrine of reg- in the country. ulation. The next best essential is In connection with Governor Fra-| that the candidate for president zier’s reported eastern tour under the| should be in full sympathy with the supervision of the “Committee of 48” | platform and so far as possible em- rumors are agajn rampant at the | body the spirit of it in his career. capitol that the governor may be a “thiru party” candidate for the presi- dency. Such nomination, it is held here among league adherents, would mean the endorsement by the radical ELTINGE|B'Smanek Admission only 15c Perfect Ventilation. Air washed, puri- TONIGHT fied and cooled. 20% degrees coolg than r —i= — | Big Bill Russell CHARLES RAY ea uae ‘Shod With F ire’ Monday—Engagement Extraordinary. The Wonderplay of Mo- tion pictures “Blind Husbands” Do You Need an Operation? This question is before many of our suffering | people and therefore is of vital importance and should receive the most careful consideration. Allow our minds to go back ‘twenty years or more and we will realize that them days, there was but very few operations performed and it seems that people lived to an age as great or greater than they do at the present time. The writer takes the position that operations should not be performed, unless the patient may re- ceive some benefit from it greater than that which may be derived from other methods of ¥ healing. Are all the operations performed now days nece: and if they are not necessary it naturally follows that they injwious. We will all concede there are times when h an operation is necessary but how are you going to arrive at the ‘Fal correct conclusion of the necessity of an operation. There is a vast number of patients who have been advised by the surgeons that an operation is the only means of getting well and after tak- ing Chiropractic adjustments have been restored to. complete Frazier a Candidate “Fortunately there are a number of such men who can qualify under | these conditions if they can be per- > P , health. Therefore if you are sick why not call on a competent z : Pd lets -| suaded to run. The names which [/ on B Chiropractor and talk with him and if he is honest he will tell you orca ae Bs and some parts Of| pave discussed are Governor Lynn J. Du if an operation is needed. The surgeons will say that no on& but oe = Has Bai Frazier of North Dakota; Senator La | i the surgeons are competent to advise with reference to surgery. \ MOE, as. Rabie Follette, Senator Owen of Oklahoma That there is a certain amount of 1 yi ‘, and vrank P. Walsh. | foundation.on which these presiden-|“". 7 ; {| tiat rumors are based is the claim| ,, al} things ‘considered, the most | ad 1 by those in close touch with available presidential ticket would be a i 7 td lapriente te this wee. | Frank Walsh’ for president and Gov- ie at sles Bak that Gear | ctnor Frazier for vice president, or ~ oreo ror NBu Jersey, one of ine vice versa. Mr. Walsh is a fundamen. R. 8. Enge, D. C. Ph. C. “48 some time ago printed the fol) Of jabor more. than any ier man Chiropractor lowing in connection with Governor | of our day. ‘He is a powertul orator, on . Frazier running for the presidency: a z Bismartk, N. Dak. “The activities of the ‘Committee |# Clear thinker and good fighter. of 48’ since their convention at St. Governor is Attractive Louis in ‘November and the action| “Governor Frazier, by virtue of his of the labor men at their conference | position as governor of ‘North Da f in Chicago in the same month, and| kota, is a very attractive and avail- 5 : es eer ye é epee alee a ‘ i LEGION WILL ASK OTHER BODIES TO - the various conferences with the farm-| ablé candidate. He is not well known | for the fall term, and accomplished | ihe ons SR aap eat eee | peat Arnie Airey ue , ; e dss 5 st bi he iffi 7 would ia ent ‘i S handics fan in!’ son, 93.3; es Jonasson, | eo Mill . ja son, 65 ers and locomotive brotherhood menj-in the east ,but that difficulty would] in spite of the handicap of an 1932; and Clarence Olson, 93. | Bau Prugrey co Willie Bales, JOIN IN OBSERVING MEMORIAL DAY | recently held in Chicago, all point} soon be overcome in any campaign.) fuenza epidemic which affected more Giteeescnaees (909; Eamund Hantamat, 9046 Wel to the probability of some amalgama-) Mr. Bryan, when nominated for the! than three-fourths of the student body a ! Brn ons 2 a man The members. of the Bismarck post, post Thursday night, includes the} in the formation of a new political! everywhere in the country except in] phe general institutional average | s s : James ogi u gson, 89.7, of the American legion will stage a/| Selection of two team captains who in| party this summer. j his home state of Nebraska, but in| gor the men was 79.4, and for the membership campaign throughout | ‘U" Will divide the membership of Platform | two months he had become a nation-| women $2.5. Although the women ‘Burleigh county during the week of the post, which exceeds 500 members “Tf such a party is formed its plat-! ally advertised figure lead the men in all department: May 17 to 22 tn conjunction with | 2t? tWo large teams. The team secur | form probably will be the fundamen-| “The important thing in the first! only two are found among the high- national membership campaign of ing the greater number of members| tal ideas upon which the farmers.) campaign of a new party is that the; est ten college students, and three that organization. i during the campaign will be guests] jabormen and liberals generally are| candidate should represent in his! among the highest high school stu- : at a smoker, the expenses of whici| agreed. The platform adopted by the | own person and be eapable of present-| gents. . The Chiropractor contends ‘if he knows Chiropractic’ and knows that health may be restored without an operation he is competent to advise against an operation Try Chiropractic first. Consulta- tion free. Lucas Block Lady Attendant ¥, § The plans for the one week cam-} \j eH 7 i i i 4 paign delued at the tiiget in bane will be defrayed by the losing team.| ‘Committee of 48" seems to be the| ing to the public the fundamental Ten Highest i | The legion has started work on a] best statement of these fundamental) aims and purposes of the new party.) ‘The ten highest college students = j comprehene veaend: appropiate jel |principles yet put out. | Mr. vane and Governor Frazier both | and their grades were: Harry Hof- ' H Public Tine ordered. ration -of Memorial day. s May “The probability of political action) meet this requirement.” man, 9. Leah Bird, 94.3; Elmer Puncture Proof Tube given FREE with each Public Tire ordered. 2 na | 30 falls on Sunday this year, the le- i ‘Ovnes, ‘Andrew’ Moore, 03.3: Public Tires are quaranteed on $060 Bite basis, They; are recog: . | gion has decided to put on a pageant ee | Anna 1 3.3: Hutzel Metzger, \ Two hundred thousand (200,000) car owners are using these tires a j Jat the Auditorium that afternoon | which members of other organizations | WOMEN LEAD MEN Js22: nrwin Weger, 91. Theacors : AN and riding with comfort... Put one of these tires ahd tubes on Your ’ 4 Guaranteed a LJ svich, wit be symbolic of the part | will be asked to participate in, |Thorfinnson, $1.9; “Kaward vikem, y Sia tire irouble, “Order today, Dont Delay Remember you et 5 / UU) played in saving fue countty. by. tie MISS NORA BAY HAS | IN ALL COURSES 91.9; and Hugh Trowbridge, 91 y aremarkable puncture-proof tube free with each tire. : is veterans of the Civil war, Spanish- SS S | ni | ‘The ten highest high school i : Wool Sutits | American war and the war with Ger-| |, z ae i OF FARM COLLEGE | done were oNetio Cosprift, ae: [WE SEND OUR GUARANTEE OND BITE EACH ORDER] SEND OUR GUARANTEF BOND WITH EACH ORDER. UOUe many. SPLENDID CAST IN NEW a John Hendrickson, 96; Einar Le: Tae . All of the clubs, lodges and other PLAY “LADIES FIRST”! General Average of 80.3 for All) son. 94; Milton. Wenzel, ‘Gan Price includes tube and tire | organizations in the city will be ask- j Students During Winter nar Le .5; Sarah Jonasson. - $8.59 pis ed to cooperate to make the Memorial ee, | ae t$44 25 | day services a success. A meeting! Nora Bayes, who can put a popular | Months is Reported ve will ba called next week by George} pallad over the footlights better than | | H. Ri Jr., commander of the p a eS | bringing her own show | Fargo, May 8 general average n on May 13. . of 80.3 for all students in all cur- its name and it is| ricula was the mark attained at the} vhich Yr atives of anyone eise j to which rept sentatives of the di to the Audit 5 : «>, | ferent organizations in the city will “Ladies First Free extra pair pants goes with | pe asked to participate. Committees ce Er In ordering state whether S. S., Cl., plain tread or non-skid is de- sired. Send $2.00 deposit for each tire, balance C. O. 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