The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ‘BUDDIES’ AGAIN TO BEIN ACTION AT KANSAS CITY When the Legion Members Gath- er in Convention They Will Have Lots To Do ‘When North Dakota members of the | American Legion board their special cars and begin the long journey to the national encampment at Kansas City,; where they will add themselves to the 1,100 delegates and the 100.000 “bud- dies” who are expected to be there, they will start into action that will be about as strenuous for the three days of the “Offense” as any ction the fortunate ones underwent in the days betwen St. Mihiel and the Ar- gonne. This is especially true for the delegates, who face the discussion and possible solution of about +s many perplexing questions as did the diplomats | who selected Marshal} ¥ioch as commander in chief of the In- ter Allied arthies. Especially favorable railroad rates, arrangements to allow the men: to use the faains as headquarters in Kansas City and the feeling that this is to be one of the important conven- tions in laying the foundations for tho superstructure of the Legions years! of usefulnegg is attracting many North Dakota men) to the convention. Tl. indications are that the Northwest} delegation that leaves St. Paul in time to reach Kansas City in time for the! opening ‘session of the conventicn nexi! Monday morning will be very large., The delegates, North Dakota’s fif- teen and the representatives of the 11,000 posts of the Legion, in addition to all the other affairs, they must con- sider, will hear the reports of twelve national committees upon matters in- vestigated at the instance of the last convention. In the large number of important matters to be considere’ will be ‘numbered the care of the ‘Wounded ex-service men, bonus prob- lems and the stand the Legion will take with limitaton of armament, the return of Bergdoll and the release of Debs. Western states will insist on presenting an anti-Japanese resolu- tion according to advance notices while Wyoming will resent a resolu- tion, allowing posts of the Legion to inject themselves in politics. A com- panion resolution wil) provide penal- ties for individuals. and posts that over step the rules of the Legion. The final act, and the one in which North Dakota is especially interested will be the election of a national com- mander, five national vice presidents and a national chaplain. In addition to its other duties, the North Dakota delegates and “buddies” will be active in the support of the only announced! candidate, to date for the office ot national commander, Mees J. M. Han- ley of Mandan. MACCABERS’ 10 HOLD MEETING District Rally Planned To Be Held in Bismarck The Maccabees will hold a district PHOTOGRAPHIC _.,, LOG OF ROAD | IS PROPOSED J. O. Gamble, of Portland, Ore., has been in Bismarck, making local ar- rangements for the production of 4 photographic log ,of the National Parks Highway from the eastern coast to Portland, Ore., for use on motorists who will travel to the Portland exposition in 1925. ‘He proposes to take a photograph every mile, designate official hotels } and garages, and produce it in a big book ‘which. will be a guide for motorists who will . travel over the highway. The National Parks High- way has been designated the official highway. Plans already are under way to make the Portland exposition in 1925 a great affair. VOTERS SLOW GETTING OUT . Biemarck voters did not rush to the Polls early today, and there may be less than a normal vote in some Precincts. This was the report giv- en when the round of the voting places was made about 3 o’clock this afternon. There had been 1,149 votes cast, not‘ including. the Richho!t school. ; In the first ward, William Moore; school, 237 votes had been cast at 3 o'clock, compared to 430 votes cast last November. In the first ward, C. B. Little gar- age 67 votes; 130 votes last ‘fall. In the secend ward, Wm. Moore school, 217 votes; 480 last fall. In the second ward, Kraft garage, 81 votes; 165 votes last fall. In the third ward, Will school, 301 votes; 583 votes last fall, In the fourth ward, Lasken block, | 167 votes; 230 votes last fall. In the fifth ward, Soo hotel, ‘133 votes; 372 votes last fall. . In the . sixth ward, fire’ hall, 246 votes; 585 votes last fall. UNION LEADERS CANCEL ORDERS TO Quit WORK (Continued tron Page 1) i told us they would look on a strike as against it and the government and not; against the road, and that the full| force of the government would be brought to bear against us if we walk- ed out. Under such circumstances there was rothing to do but annul our orders for the October 30 walkout.” | The first announcement of the’ ox- ecutives’ action was made by Mr. Lee. Rushing to the floor below the hotel meeting room where dozens of news-.! Paper reporters were congregated, he smilingly shouted: “The strike is iff boys, but I’ve got one copy of the resolution and I'll show that to you tomorrow.” All of the union men’ were smiling as they came out and many of them jocularly pushed and shoved each oth- er down the stairs. Ti all queries, most of them merely replied: = * , “It’s all settled. See you tomor- Tow.” : J.-H. Elliott of the rail group of the Railroad Labor: board, when informed that there would be no strike at this time said: Gratified at Unions’ Action “Iam very gratifiel at the godd judgment exhibited by the men. To say. any more would just be Shooting the bull.” William |H. Finlay, prealieht of the the better eee and may have al etter’ 't etd! Krom what T hear, ‘but’ the’ uehoen is «wise fellow, knows aff"the ring tricks and mts hard with his right.” CALLS RUTH West Chester, Pa., Oct. 28—‘Babe” Ruth, home run king, who has been the guest.of Herb Pennock of the Bos- ton American left today for New. York on receipt of a hurry call ftom) Colonel Houston, one of the owners of the New York Americans. Colonel Houston said he. wishéd to see Ruth before departing for the west on a business trip. IRISHCONFAB IS SUSPENDED London, Oct. 28.—(By the Assoclat- ed Pregs.)—The Irish conferefice has been suspended until after next Mon- day, the day set for a discussion in the House of Commons for the gov- ernment policy dealing with repre- sentatives of the Dail Hirean. Hven committees of the government and the Sinn Fein conference suspended cper- ations. EMTOMBED WEEK, ’ MINERS SAVED} Britiania Beach, Oct, 28.—Two cooper miners entombed for a week 2,800 feet under the ground were rescued here last night. A trickle of water, alr from a tiny | aperture in the shaft and their | emergency rations served to sus- | tain Ilfe, Their condition, is not serious. HARDING BACK IN WASHINGTON | assistant’ attorney general. Washington, Oct. 28.—President Harding returned to Washington from his sonthern trip today. His special train completed a run from, Atlanta, Ga. in two hours less than the spe- cial time of the Southern Railway's limited train. Warning! Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package‘or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- scribed by. physicians for twenty-one years and proved safe by millions. Take Aspirin only as: told in the Bayer. package for Colds, Headache, ing h ‘Chicago and Northwestern, at his meet: ng ere on Monday. home at Wheaton, Illinois, said: i \ Ed. Young , of Norwalk, Ohio, “I'm very glad to hear that. . It cer: | s Great Commander of Ohio, and his son, Arthur F. Young, a prominent lawyer and banker of Cleveland, Ohio, will arrive in Bismarck, Sunday eve-/ ning. Big delegat‘ons from Mandan, ‘Wilton, Garrison, Jamestown, Carson and Wishek Tents will arrive on Mon-} day. The meeting will be held in the! K. P. hall. The degree team of Man- dan Tent ‘No. 3, the best in the north: west, will exemplify the dramatic work jon a class of 30 candidates. The lady Maccabees will serve supper. The meeting in the evening will com- mente’ OR te ean at 8.00 o'clock. AGGIES TA TAKE 20 TO MEET U. OF N. D. Fargo, N..D., Oct. 28—Coach Bor. leske is expected to take about 20) players to Grand Forks on Saturday! when the Aggies clash with the Uni- versity crew. The line-up is still. un- certain as the game of last’ week did little to-help settle tha‘ dispute for places. The solution of the backfield probleny seems just as remote now as it did at the begiAning of the season.| Several different combinations have been used with spasmodic success but) there is still no outstanding offensive quartet. Captain Latimer ie still on the in- jured list but is expected to-play in Saturday’s contest. Bridgeford, let- ter man of ldst year who earned his sweater through all-around utility work played a strong game at center after Latimer’s injury last week and will undoubtedly be seen in the line Saturday. Gunderson, full-back, is an- other sub’ who is slated for at least part-time performance in the univer. sity battle as a result of his showing last week. Don’t forget the Hard Time Dance at the Odd Fellows Hall tonight. Would Like Secret for. Looking Well! “Two weeks ago I weighed 96 Ibs. Now I weigh 105 Ibs. and feel perfectly well. Anyone I see suf- fering I tell them of what Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy ahs done for me. me look so well. Your medicine has also been a real life-saver for my mother. I cannot recommend it too highly for. stomach trouble.” It is a simple, harmless preparation that re- moves the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract adn allays the inflam-; mation which causes practically alli stomach, liver and intestinal ail- ments, including appendicits. One dose will convince or money refund- They want to know what makes/ tainly will be’a relief to every one.” eke FILES BANKRUPTCY ‘Paul., Oct. 28—Wim. A. “Billy” Miske, St. Paul pugilist and automo- bile dealer today filed a petition in bankruptcy in the federal court. His liabilities were listed at $28,127 and ‘total assets at $20,775 of which $300 personal property is exempt. JACK PICKS TOMMY St. Paul, Minn., Oct. 28—“Tommy ‘Gibbons /should beat Georges Carpen- tier,” said Jack ‘Dempsey here yeste:- day. ‘‘But,” he added, “Tom must not think the ‘Frenchman is easy. He is. not. Tom is possibly the better boxer, QUIT TOBACCO So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or Chewing habit No-To-Bac has helped thousands to break the costly, nerve-shattering to- bacco habit. Whenever you have a | longing for a smoke or chew, just place a harmless No-To- Bac tablet in your mouth instead. All desire stops:! Shortly the habit is completely broken, and you are better off mentally, physi- cally nancially. It’s sc easy, so sim- ple. Get a box of No-To-Bac and if it doesn’t release you from all craving for tobacco in any form, your drug- gist will refund your money without question. few left over. i ved. For sale by all druggists. ; Vi Over GEESE AND DUCKS Are Now Coming Prepare yourself to get your share of Geese and Ducks with our Win- chéster Leader and Repeater shells. We also have some Peters High gun and target Shells No. 1 and No. 2 shotf 12 ga., which we are closing out at $1.00 per box. Special Prices on Hunting Coats and Vests just because we have only a | ' French & Welch Hardware Co. Main Street THE WINCHESTER STORE “Bayer” on Genuine Aspirin—say “Bayer, 600,000 — Bo - MB. Gtuman Co. Sigmaacn —— Prone 608 Dopse Brotmers MOTOR CARS. ON AG TOWNLEY Mandatg of ‘United States Su- preme ‘Court Received in St. Paul ) fae, St. |Paul, Oct. 28.—Commitment papers for A. C. Townley, president of the National Nonpartisan League, will be in.the hands of Sheriff 0. C. Lee, of Jackson county, tomorrow - or Monday, it was indicated at the: state capitol. The mandate of the United Supreme court refusing to grant Townley and Joseph Gilbert a new trial was re- ceived today by James E. Markham, SEND. HIM MESSAGE Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 28. —Sixty thousand men and women members of. the Nonpartisan league in. Neb- rpska announced their belief in the loyalty of “A, C. Townley to the gov- ernment and their appreciation of “the splendid fight he has waged in the interest’ of the common people” in a message sent today by the Neb- raska executive committee of the league to its president Townley at Minneapolis; Minnesota. Don’t: forget the Hard Time Dance at the Odd Fellows Hall tonight: CREAMING IT. ‘Add a littlé cold waler to the but- ter and sugar which you are cream- ing. It makes, the process much easier. CRACKER CRUMBS. If you want to butter the cracker allow one-quarter cup of melted crumbs to each cup of crackers. MALAGA GRAPES. Dip some nice solid malaga grapes in fondant, put them aside to cool and then dip ‘them in chocolate. They're a fine confection. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Earache. Toothache,“Lunibago™ and for Pain. All druggists sell Bayer Tablets of ‘Aspirin in-tandy‘tin boxes of 12, and in bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade, mark:ot Bayer Manufacture of Monasoat! lester: of Sallcylic- aeld.. Ot qi owners { ° Neach i... ee A timely event for thrifty shoppers. The prices we quote today, are the lowest they will ever be—supply your needs here now. Come to this store and let us compare prices, and see for yourself where you can save money. We don’t want you to buy unis you are FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921 - Hart, Schaffner & Marx - ~ Qvercoats $45.00 Chesterfields for business or dress; fine belted coats in young men’s ' models; Cox ulsterst—they’re all here for you to choose from, in the quality you want, and you get 1/3 more value ~ than a year ago. You'll find what you want at the price Other Overcoats $30 —— $35 ‘you want to pay. - S. E. Bergeson & Son satisfied that we sell for less. . No. 9 galvanized wash boiler, heavy Weighty. ic eres es No. 0 galvanized wash tub......... 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