The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1920, Page 2

PAGE TWO BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE NA Copyright:1920: Hart Schafiner & Mars 00 7 ad wrgmee Att | att a nomen | eee a enema the value. LABOR, LIQUOR AND IRISH ARE NOW UPPERMOST Bryan Plans to Keep His Planks for Democratic Platform . or Full Committee San Francisco, June 29.—Actual preparation of the Democratic plat- form, delegated last night to a sub- committee of nine under administra- tion leadership, waited today while the platform committtee of 53 kept ot open huose to hear final suggestions | th and arguments from man sources. Labor,:liquor and the Irish question, all subjects of disagreement ‘among party leaders, were up for debate at the committee’s public hearing. Meantime as observers studied the| {itdren make-up of the sub-committee it be-| me came more apparent that the real con- test over the platform would come af- Pes Ey Pe at a Re ee ee This Tells the Story A special sale of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes at less than present wholesale prices. “Hart Schaffner & Marx” tells everything there is to know about quality. When you see the prices. = on the goods they tell‘all' there is to know about mat Dress Up for the Ath | S.E. Bergeson & Son The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes ter the sub- committee report had been laid before the full committee for re- view. William J. Bryan, omitted by the administration leaders from member- ship on the sub-committee, said he probably would not present his plank on prohibition, the league of nations and other questions for sub-committee, but would present them to the full resolution committee. Hongkong packs and ships about 2,- 000,000,000 pounds of rice annually. BEAR OIL For Your Hair * cant @ bald Indian— ey a ei, oTencarfel. Boy {ullver‘oretasnpe} for proot bor and gearenise, on John Hart Brittain, Sta. F, New York. UALIUULA Ce call CHAUTAUQUA AT VALLEY CITY TO ‘HEAR MR. TAFT Valley City, June 29.—Ex-President Wm. Howard Taft will speak Tues- day afternoon at Valley City under {the auspices of the Valley City Chau- tanqua association, according to in- formation received from Valley City today. The Valley city Chautauqua will open its 1920 program Saturday af- ternoon, July 26th. The opening will be “Children Day.” The management feels that the 1920 program is the strongest ever offered. The follow- ing are a few of the attractions bill- ed: The Alice Schrode Co., The Fin- ley Kiltie Band besides many solo- ists. Other speakers besides the former president are Dr. E. L. Eaton, of Boston; Strickland Gillilan, the hu- morist; Dr| Preston Bradley, of the Peoples church of Chicago; Dr, Tay- lor, the around-the-world missionary; Evangelist L. J. Miller and others. There will be musicians, moving pictures, together with boating, bath- ing and: fishing. |LANGER MONEY Fargo, June .29.—Money. that says (Langer ticket will win tomorrow is going uncovered in Fargo today, and leaguers who three weeks ago were declaring readiness to bet are not taking money, For three days Lan- ger supporters have been willing to bet without being able to find takers. ' Cabbage and Sausages Woman’s Diet “T have doctored with the best doc- tors in the United States. Some said one thing and some another was ail- ing me and all wanted to cut me open, but Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy saved me, so now I eat cabbage, sau- sage and anything 1 want to. 'Noth- ing hurts me.” It is a simple, harm- less preparation that removes the c2' tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver. and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money refunded, BASEBALL CLUB TO PLAY THREE GAMES IN ROW Braddock and Underwood Sche- duled for Bismarck Ath- letic Club Sunday, July 4, the local athletic club ball team opens up with schedule that promises to give every fan in Bismarck, the best there isn in this! part of the country. The Bismarck club meets the Brad- dock club, which is credited with be- ing the strongest team in this part of the state. They have not been de- feated more than once or twice this season. If the local club can slip off a couple of games it will certainly mean that the Bismarck club can stand along side of the best. The Bismarck line-up will be prac- tically the same as before, with Need- ham pitching and Powers catching. It is probable that Chief Roy, the right paw, will be a chance on the mound. The chief his been showing pretty good form lately. Christianson, a former pitcher will also be on hand, The first game between Braddock and Bismarck is scheduled to start at three o'clock, July 4. The next one will be.on July 5 at 10:30. At 5:30 the same day the Bismarck club will meet the Underwood team. The Underwood team is one of the strongest teams in this part of the scountry.. Recently they defeated the strong Stanton club. Everyone should be out July 4 and GOES BEGGING|* 5 and boost. The home team needs it and it will make a better impression on the visitors to see the whole town back of their team. Thursday night the first of a series of ten games will be played with Man- an. SEEKS TO SELL HALF OF TOMB Paris, June “29.—An extraordinary advertisement appearing in a Paris newspaper has attracted widespread attention. It reads: FOR SALE—To one person is offered the right of occupancy in a tem) of elegant architecture. Price 500 francs. Write E. F. B., Post Res- tante, Paris. STAMPEDE FOR SUGAR Cleveland, O., June 29.—A stampede was narrowly averted in Lakewoo1, when “Sugar 6 1-2 cents a pound” appeared on the window of ‘a ‘grocery store, the store was jammed and the clerks’ were nearly swept off their feet. A mischievous youngster caused it all, When the sign was painted on the window with white, it read: “Sug- ar. 26 1-2 cents a pound.” The youth- ful humorist rubbed out the “2”, Spain is building the largest con- Fat Folks ~ crete ships in the world, one of " MUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1929 Girl Wins ” '§ First Prizes Parents of Louisiana’s“Champion Baby” raised her.on Dr. Cald- well’s Syrup Pepsin " "THERE is always a good deal of sickness in the summer months, dueto the hot weather. The heat is especially severe on babies and chil- dren, and often it interferes with their development and growth. 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More and more often they call on Dakota Business College, Fargo, N. D., to supply ~efficient'stenos, such ‘as this school has’a reputatidn for: training. Miss E. Buechler was recently placed with Atty. Geo. H. Musson, Steele, N. D. Miss'A. Nelson was sent to Atty. R. F. Gallagtier, Beach, N. D. Four N. D. Courts have employed D. B. C. students. “Follow the Succe$$ful.”” Enter summer school now. Write F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front St., Fargo, N. D. for information. aoe ee WANTED Dealer in Every Town in North Dakota to sell The Master Carburetors A 30 day Free. Trial... There is a Master for Every Gas Engine made, Marine, Air or Land, dif- ferent from others. Write to J.M. Wilson 408 2d Street; Bismarck, N. Dak. SSS Oo SS SS SS 5 VOTE FOR 66 - 4 1. His loyalty is ahve ques tits great record as a soldier in the Spanish ‘American War and World War shows this. aa H | T E’ 3 HE Is “RIGHT” TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF — NORTH DAKOTA We ee to you to vote for Frank White for U. S. Senator for the following-x reasons: 2. We believe him to be the most able man on the Republican Ticket for this office—his record.and acts while Governor for four years, State Legislator for eight years, and asa practical farmer and business man for many active years, testify to ability and success. 3. Hei is not tied to any faction—being entirely independent is Tees, better enabled to ai after the interests of all good. citizens sehiedinge farmer, business man, service man or laborer. He will accept the nomination if elected. All good loyal citizens should vote for him. His name is on the ticket and he will be nominated. Yours For Victory = 30th Committee of Ex-Service Men George Halsey, Fort Yates, N. D. Henry T. Murphy, Bismarck, N.D. M.H. Sprague, Grafton, N.D. Welland Orchard, Dickinson, N.D. Wallace Morden, Wahpeton, N. D. C. T. Hoverson, Valley City, N. D. Frank R. Anderson, Michigan, N. D. T. S. Henry, Valley City, N. D. Philip R. Bangs, Grand Forks, N. D. Paul R. 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