The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1920, Page 5

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Mr. Serumgard, although not billed to speak, waded into condi- tions in this state, and declared that A. E. Bowen and Townley had person- ally admitted to him that they had ven up hope of ever getting any ere in North Dakota under the name of socialism, and so adopted the Nonpartisan league. Serumgard made an appeal from the standpoint of Americanism, which drew applause Beauty: Comper Nadinola CREAM The Usequaled Besttilor = =) ay Endorsed +s Thoscende Guaranteed to remove tan, freckles, pimples, liver-spots, etc. Ex- ,treme ere 2 a Rids pores and tissues of impurities. Teaver the skin clear, soft, healthy. At leading toilet counters. If they haven't it, by mail, two sizes, 60c. and $1.20. NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Porise Tenn. iy “Sold by Cowan’s Drug Store, Fin- ney’s Drug Store, Jos. Breslow and others.” | ; ed from Chicago in the interest of from even the most leaguers in his audience. Assails Socialism Serumgard said, “We have had a land worth fighting for, a land worth dying for, a land worth living for and we now insist on saving a land worth living in, and that means anything but a land of socialism.” R. A. Nestos ,in his brief address, said, “We of Minot may have had a difference of opinion on the governor- ship but today we are back of Langer to a man. J know you folks are not socialists, but I trust you will awake to the fact that you are ‘fast. becoming socialists.” He quoted from the pamphlet of the Industrial Workers of the World showing that they claimed credit for the seizure of the state administra- tion by Townley. He quoted from the New York Call, which said, “Whether they knew it or not they are social- ists.” radical of Nestos turned to his audience to see’ how they liked it and the audi- ence registered its disapproval. Mr. Nestos took up the absent vot- er’s law, the smelling committee measure, and the state sheriff law, and explained to the big audience the iniquities of them and urged that the audience accept Judge Robinson's de- cision and vote an emphatic “No” on these three. measures and then~reg- ister their Americanism by voti' emphatic ard unanimous “Yes” on the red flag bill. Growds Surprised He yielded the platform to Langer. Griggs county, which has been con- ceeded by the Langer forces to be strongly for Frazier, presented sur- prise yesterday. For in spite of the fact that perhaps 25 per cent of the men in'the audience wore the We’ Stick Buttons and there were doubt- less 50 per cent of the audience for Langer. The applause given the good government candidate for governor was unanimous. Mr. Langer repeated his defy to any one to find out which was lying, he or Governor Frazier, and then force the man who was ling ‘to quit for governor. ‘From Fluto’s Grove, ‘Langer went to Courtenay where in spite of the fact ; that he was over two hours ‘late in keeping his engagement, and many farmers left the city approximately 400 gathered to hear his talk. From Courtenay Langer went to Arrow: wood Lake. In previous years it has | been a Nonpartisan league picnic this | year it was a Nonpartisan league pic- {nic but a picnic in the full sense of the word. The crowd which gathered had come to listen to two men who the farmers and another man import- Townley. Gronna Goes Strong Senator Gronna in the morning spoke to approximately 1,200 people and made a great impression. In the afternoon Carl D. 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For free samp!e write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West 47th St., New York City. —=—__ =e ‘ lines of socialism. He did not. at- tempt to disguise to the, farmers that he was preaching socialism, and farm- er after farmer got up and lett the audience and Thompson failed ver- hally all through the day. In the evening Attoreny General Langer ap- peared about 2 hours late and did not. start talking until 9:30. He finished at 12:30. In spite of rain and’ mos- ‘nitoes the crowd li red and heard him through. Courtenay is on the edge of the strongest Townley dis+ trict in North Dakota. The crowd composed, however, of nine to one Langer boosters. Langer give his customary explana- tion of various features of Townley- ism, took up the fight of Am ism. Ue told of the attack which had been made upon his war record and wound uy his speech by saving, “They even attacked the record of my grandfather and my father and it appears to me that when they had to a who has long been dead, such as my grandfather, they are pretty hard up for material.” Arrowwood Lake has recently beén made into a Summer resort and ‘it will have to have new parking space for autos if Langer speaks there again. The whole shore of the lake was crowded with cars parked in among the Lrees. CITY NEWS Goes to Jamestown Mrs. A.D. Cordner has gone. to Jamestown to spend the week-end. Will Hold Tests Ferris Cordner has gone to Linton to hold Civil servi amfnations. Bankers Here A. Eberhard, cashier of the Farmers State bank of New Rockford, and M. C. Rouson, cashier of the First State bank of Elgin, were in Bismarck. on business yesterday. The ladies of the Mae: hold a food sale Saturday at at ‘the Gas of FRECKLES | Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots There’s no longer the slightest nee} of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othine—double strength—is guar- anteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of Othine— double strength—from any druggist and apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. 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Prohibition Theme of Amusing Bryant Washburn Picture “The Six (Best Cellars” Story of “Private Stock” and Sub. urban’ Society The new Bryant Washburn picture, “The Six Best Cellars,” which 1s coming to the Eltinge theatre for two days, commincing tonight, ‘is up to the minute in theme. It treats humorously of Prohibjtion. The orig- inal story was by Holworty Hall and Hugh Kahler. Mr. Washburn has the roie of Hen- ry Carpenter, member of an_ esclus- ive set of young married couples whose pride is their, well stocked cellars. Henry runs short just on the eve of a big party at which he is host. Re- ceiving word from his Aunt Virginia, a staunch ‘Prohibitionist, that several cases of liquor have been stored in he cellar: by an errant half-brother, now departed, Requested to destroy them, Henry removes the precious stuff to his own house, At the last moment he dis- covers that the bottles are empty, To save h face at the dinner, he Jaunche King Alcohol. into a fierce speech against The Prohibition els- ment in the town welcomes him and wants to run him for congress. But word comes from the aunt of another store of liquor discovered in the cel- lar. This time the bottles are full. What is Henry to do Become a s0- cial light or go into politics with the anti booze crowd. The answer is left to the audience. That wonderful thing’ we call “per- sonali that makes some folks so human likeable—is,;just about the hardest thing to put across on the ‘ en—yet that’s exactly what Har- ry rey has achieved in these two delightfully human , stories—so per- fectly portrayed in the Harry Carey human way that you feel the are real—the kind of picture that people come to see again and again. “Overland Red” is another of Ca- rey’s human stories and you are sure to enjoy it so don’t mis it tonight or tomorrow. . Lady Foresters will give an Ice Cream Social at M. J. Mc- Carly’s farm, 3 miles east of Yegen’s farm Sunday, June 27. Everyone come and have a good time. Everything in the line of | eat and drink will be served afternoon and evening. Every-| one who has cars and can take| a load out. be at St. Mary’s School at 2:30. Leave your do: nations there.” Also ‘come and | Mid-Season Sale of ~ Coats and Suits As in all other progressive stores where a large volume of business is transacted, odds and ends are certain to accumulate. These have been gathered and re-ticketed at these tempting reductions. in this special group is an exceptional value and would sell at a much higher price if size range was complete. Your Choice of This Group, $39.50 | No Approvals or Exchanges on Sale Merchandise | imported French voile Our $4.98 Georgette Crepe Blouses, em- Georgette Blouses, ultra fash- pastel $7.98 — One lot of Cotton Voile Values up to $3.50. Spe- $ rect | "Values to $18.50 ‘ Colorful Gingham Dresses, smart and correct in mode, alues to $18.5 CAL a seas > 1 98 decidedly practical for now. Our $4 98 for csi! $7.98 $8.50 numbers for .........--.-ee eee e |HITCHCOCK WON’T |SEMI-PRO TEAM TO PLAY LEGION | crowell, assistant secretary of wa: have your Sunday lunch. =” A.W. Lucas Co. The Store of Quality and Service Every garment included ] oa Selling of DAINTY SUMMER SKIRTS ——E Here are skirts modeled of ex- quisite fabrics, light — in F: = . . weight, firm in texture and ascinating resses exclusive in patterning.” It’s a marvelous display—show- alt The woman and miss whose thoughts are for another ] Ing numerous bright, lovely dress or two will be delighted to know that. the frocks | color tones. we have reduced are not of the ordinary kind that are alse usually offered at sale prices. These stunning modes are fashioned of the season’s favored fabrics possess- ing all the charm and cleverness, only to be found in the more costlier models. Included in this lot are fifty Voile, Organdy and Ging- ham dresses, snappy stylish garments. Former values $10.00 to $29.50. Your choice now at $7.50 to $19.50 Silk poplin and serge skirts, attractive models for summer A-group of Satin Foulards and Silk Poplin Skirts, sty- lish and serviceable for now. CROWELL QUITS Washington, June 25, - TAKE NOMINATION | has regigned, effective July 1. A baseball game is scheduled for | plans to enter private business. this evening between the Legion team — and the Bismarck Athletic Club team. | This game will be more of a try-out Washington, June — Senator Hitchcock, of Nebras announned today that he would not accept the? Democratic vice-presidential nomina- The picture with a real kick. tion. than a regular game. tonight. wan nn Sunday the semi-pro team will play — ———_ Harry ey in “Overland Red” is| the /Jamestown baseball club in| See Harry Carey in “Overland Red” sure to thrill you in his latest west-| Jamestown. at the Orpheum tonight. ern picture at the Orpheum tonight and tomorrow. Nababes Nemed NR- TABLETS- NV DID YOU SEE THE MAN RUN ? YES, | SAW THE MAN RUN. WHY DID THE MAN RUN ? 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