The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1920, Page 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1920 ' a BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ! —_ Let’s Go! T= TERLING come’ June | HAROLD BACHMAN'’S Million Dollar 30 Piece Band Gives Afternoon and . Evening Concert. DANCE ALL NIGHT Reservations for concerts my ee had by writing Sterling State ank TICKETS f Community Day in Connection Adults $1. 10 Children 55¢ A [AUDITORIUM 2 Nights, June 12th and 14th SONORA Grand Opera || Company eae eee eee Bee | DOUGLAS COUNTY | WILL ADVERTISE | ‘THROUGH MOVIES Douglas, June 10—The county com- ssioners have entered into a pro- nal contract with the Publicity , Film company of Bismarck to have | Ward county filmed, and work has al- ;Teady started. Mr. Holmboe, the | head of the Publicity Film company, | went to Berthold and filmed potato | planting operations in the vicini that city. He filmed the Boys’ | Girls’ Guernsey club leading th |or more beautiful Guernsey calv | through the streets of } | | atory to taking them home whereby | thirty or more herds of blooded stock will be started in this county. He | will be there on June 3 and 4 to hah the stock show and sale. “THE BIG CAST OF. ARTISTS. INCLUDE BEATRICE PIZZORNI PATRICIA DORIAS CONSUELCO MEDINA CARLOS MEJIA | SPERIA CASTEL EDUARDO LEJARAZU | FRANCISCO CRUZ SOTO-MAYOR ROSA, DI CARLI . ENRIQUITA PALMA | ALFREDO GRAZIANI Saturday, June 12th RIGOLETTO Monday, June 14th ; Z| IL TROVATORE’ Company of Fifty—Gorgeous Costumes—Splendid Chorus Special Grand Opera Orchestra—Ignacio Del Castillo, Conductor Seats on Sale Monday, June 7th at Harris & Co. HOW TO SECURE TICKETS BY MAIL Address letters,’ make checks, postoffice money orders, *paya- ble to Babcock Theatre Co. - ADD 10 PERCENT WAR TAX TO PRICE OF TICKET DE- SIRED. contains many as Gifts for the PRICES Lower Floor Balcony, 3 rows. Balcony, 3 row: Balance Balcony Establ. 1907 TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS COMMERCE CLUB ASKS $10,000 T0 CARRY ONWORK Ariaual ‘Drive for A Sate, to i Made Next Week’ for the Year’s Necessary I'unds ACTIVITIES ARE REVIEWED Club Has Come to Occupy Im- portant Place in City’s Civie Affairs The annual drive for the budget for the Commercial. club will be made be- ginning next Tuesday, it was announc- ed today by C. L. Young, newly elect- “ed president of the club. The budget is $10,000 and the new and directors hope to sub- e this amount within record time. | They point to the achievement of the club in the last year, and the import- ant problems: with which the club must deal during the coming year to emphasize the necessity of carrying on the work. Much of the work done by the club is of a nature that cannot be given publicity, dealing with conferences in the interest of the city of confidential nature. Many things have been ac- complished by the club without the public becoming general aware of them. Saves City Money One of the methods by which it is. believed that the club has saved the citizens of the city several thousands of dollars annually is in the dealing { with solicitors and others who wish to carry on their activities in the city. Local established and worthy charities have been protected by refusing pet- mission to mersons to solicit funds up- jon pretended charitable reasons. | The tariff department of the club, j through which rate cases are handled and adjustments of rates made for Bismark business men-is another way in which the club has benefitted the city generally. _ The activity of the club includes the location of industries in Bismarck, employment service, promotion of the National Parks highway, and acting as a clearing house for all civic prob- lems and numerous other tasks. Second Convention City Bismarck has risen to be the sec- ond convention,city in the state thrv the Commercial club. Sixty-seven conventions were held here last year, which brought 10,000 visitors to the icity. The club aided in the enter- tainment so that the ‘visitors receiv- ed the best possible imrpession of the city. One of the most beneficial acts of {the club was last October when the condition of drought was threatening the western part of the state, The board made formal application to rail- road companies for half rates on feed fand the railroads promptly complied j with the reques During the last cent of the city’s bu: members of/the club. muke the record perf ELIHU ROOT’S RESOLUTION ; ENDS FIGHT WHICH HAD THREATENED PARTY SPLIT Hl (Continued from Page One) jand pledged the republican party to arninety per ‘houses were is hoped to this year. There was no direct reference to ntervention in’ Mexico, but it) was declared that the party should stand for “ in principle on the mainten- ance of order in Mexico.” The propos- ja for a mandate over Armerria wa: SPISMARCK,N.DAK. OAMONDS “JEWELRY The Bride’ Is her Most Cherished Possession. Our SILVER DEPARTMENT s Silver beautiful. articles in Sterling and Sheffield Plate---suitable June Bride. F. A. KNOWLES JEWELER We Specialize in Diamonds and Wedding Rings Bismarck - 14LA KN MABCK ELTINGE ; LAST TIME TONIGHT - TONIGHT ~ Wanda Hawley “MISS HOBBS” A Good Comedy Drama --. in,. ¢ The Contest House in Town “A Modern Musketeer” TOMORROW. “The She-Tiger” TOMORROW WALLA C E REI D “Hawthorne of the U. §. A.” ark Chairman Lodge got the convention 7 in order at 11:20 a. m. by the con- stant whacking of the gavel. Governor Willis, of Ohio, was in- ‘onyention Cheers Fate that the convention would pro- condemned and the action of congress ;proving the republican senators both in passing a peace resolution approv-| for resisting ratification without res- ed, ervation and for seeking ratification The treaty fight resolved around) with them. three propoSals—the Johnson- and demands for flat declaration against the treaty, the Crane plank for rati fication with reservation and Senator Smoot’s ,proposed compromise; | - tempting lemon tang 9% The news that the platform commit- | ceed with, nominating speeches while — | tee had agreed put life into the awaiting the report of the committee, vention hall and a wave of enthusiasm | At a conference of leaders, however, extended up to the bandstand. lit was decided to recess until 4 o’elock, —hey, fellers—c’mon overt. Lemon-Crush! Hurry up! whilikens, but it’s good!! ‘Yes, the kids can drink all they want—for it is made by the exclu- sive Ward process from _n but the pure delicious oil from California lemons, ‘granulated sugar, canbouated water and citric acid, the acid of the barraap ior’ Lemon-Crush is the companion drink to Ward's Orange-Crush. © pe ssa hens AE OR ETT in bottles or at‘ fountains pitti del Ses ce le hE betatieat sd Prepared by Orange-Crush Co. Chiesa, : ; = Laboratory: Los Angeles ~~ i" Bottled in Bismarck, \N. D., by al City Bottling Works h St. Phone 206 OUR THREE DAY SPECIAL SALE On Coats, Suits, Dresses, Tricollet Blouses, Voiles, etc., will be continued FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY - JOHNSON’S DEPARTMENT STORE THE STORE WITH OVER 1,000 GARMENTS :