The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1922, Page 8

iG PAGE EIGHT ~ BOYSBACK —— FROM ISABEL Another Fine Time Reported! On Camping Trip The Bismarck Boys returned from Camp yesterday afternoon after spending a delightful six days at Lake Isabel. No camper is experienced who has ‘not been through a real down-pour of rain coupled with a wind which threaténs to strip one of his clothes. The weather man did his best in this regard. last week for the boys. A novel and delightful experience to many of the boys was swimming in rough water, and in proportion to size the old: Pacific never rolled higher than did Isabel last Friday. ‘rhe Camp honors were as follows: The tent inspection honors went to Dick Penwarden’s Beavers. E The base ‘bull mellon to Paul Par- son's Cottontails. Cooking and serving honors was equally deserving to all three groups. To Bill Lenhart goes the individ- ual honor for the best list of birds seen at camp and for the star test. Bill will receive a copy of Chap- man’s bird book , “What Bird Is That?” Unfortunately the water mellons which were the prizes in base ball, tent inspection ete. arrived in Daw- son on the hottest day of the year and on this same day were as- sembled in Dawson all the old timers and the young timers from miles around, The good natured fruit vender rather than have his store torn down carved these juicy mel- Ions in exchange for butter, eggs and other farm products. A water mellon picnic will be held some day but we, are not go- iug to say when or where so go right on with your work, folks. St. Mary's boys will meet today to complete arrarigements for camp. FIRELIGHTER. f NEWS BRIEFS | (P+ the Associated Press) Washington, June 27.—The nomi- nation of Vernon Van Fleet of Indi- ana ,to be a member of the federal trade commission was confirmed by the senate. ) Washington, June 27.—Chairman Johnson of the house immigration committee introduced a bill which would admit to permanent residence only persons eligible to citizenship, automatically barring Japanese, Chi- nese and Mongolians. 4 Jacksonville, Fla., June 27.—Lieut- enant B. J. Tooher and Sergeant TO THE VOTERS My attention has been called to an article in yesterday’s Tri- jan Bredvad. of the air service ¢ were -found: not “guilty of the mur- |; der of\F, B. Pitt in April, 1921. ! City NEWS| “> Baby Mr, and Mrs. L. S. Craswell of this city announce the birth of a baby girl at the St. Alexius hospital, Tokio, June 27,—Prince Yorihito Higashi-Fushimi, admiral of the Ja- panese navy ‘died. Topeka, Kan., June 27.—Governor | Allen and Fire Marshal Hussey is- Bismarck Hospital. sued a call for county attorneys and! Otto Iron of Judd, Velma Converse sheriffs to deal with the alleged I.' of the city, J. A. Schloemer of the W. W. menace in the wheat fields. | city, and Baby James Palmer of Kill. ideer, have entered the Bismarck hos- Booneville, Mo. June 27.—Henry pital for treatment. Fred’ Becker’ of W. Widdicombe, best man at the New Salem and John Buxta of Ana- wedding of Mark Hanna, died at the moose have returned to their homes county poor farm at the age of 86. | stter treatment at the hospital / ) | Minneapolis, June 27.—Declara- | Arcaingient Made. - Heth coremoe ae peatersed stock by {Sohn Bennett snd Anna Bennett dirdetora ets thezSa0\callroad was | Were arraigned in district court to- upheld in federal district court. jday on a charge of maintaining a |common nuisance. They filed am af- fidavit of» prejudice and another judge likely will hear the case. Whether it will be heard this term. is , _ | uncertain, Montevideo, Minn., June 27.—Elsie ; quor in their possession, following a Salisbury, indicted for murder in{ raid by F. L. Watkins some months connection with the death of Oscar! ago, was dismissed. . Erickson last April, was released on $10,000 pending her trial. in De- cember. arene . i London, June 27.—The government | won a virtual vote of confidence on its Irish policy. St. Alexius Hospital. Mrs. J. B, Olsberry of the -city, Mrs. Henry Lagge of Washburn, Mrs. John Schmidt of Napoleon, Reinhold Huber of Ree, H. J. Wahgler of St. Paul, Minn., June 27—Alfred | Swanson, one of four men who es-| eaped from the state hospital for the insane at St. Peter Sunday was} re-captured withdut trouble, | Los Angeles, June 27.—Cross-ex-| amination of Paul Roman, convict, ‘surprise’ witness for the state in! the trial of Mrs, Madalynne Oben- chain for the murder of J. Belton! Kennedy, broker, was scheduled to be resumed» with court today. - the opening of A Not'9} soni he Jetveler. Doesn’t hurt a bit! Drop a little| § “Freezone” on an aching corn, in-|‘f stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you'll lift it right off with fingers... Truly! Your, druggist sells a tiny ‘bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, suf: ficient. to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the callusés, without soreness or irritation. ‘bune warning voters not to vote for me, that statement; purporting to be issued by the, Burleigh County Joint Cam-; paign Committee, but: it omit-: ting signing the alias B, E. Jones, representing his daily: bread. H It fis not surprising that a man like Mr, Jones is not cap- able of having a broader view of this matter, he always being dominated by a master so his! vision is dimmed to the extent) that it is incomprehensible to. him how any one can publicly! exist without a superior guid- ing hand. In this case by order} of his master he has resorted to.the familiar trick of making; it appear that the notice was given by the Burleigh County: Joint Campaign Committee i while it appears in truth and in fact, to have’ been given by B.; E. Jones, for an undiselosed' principal, although said princi-| pal is well known to all ‘voters. | To the voters, I hereby deny| ‘the accusations made in such statement or warning, and ask in behalf of my candidacy that you give this matter your ecare- ful study and attention. If elected I will not allow any po- litical affiliations to interfere with such work bestowed upon with such work bestowed upon me, as I have no affiliations. If the opposition to my election has no other reason for you not voting for me, I can here- by conscientiously solicit your vote. Signed 0. R. VOLD (Political Advertisement). Our Prices Have been reduced since last fall. Cleaning, Pressing, Dye- ing—done quick and’ right. Hats Cleaned and Blocked, All work guaranteed. “We Call For “and Deliver. Eagle Tailoring and Hat Works . Phone 58 Opposite Postoffice * toughness with its Albin Hedstrom Candidate For SHERIFF Burleigh County Your vote and support will be appreciated. complete filling of +. Health Depar WALTER CAMP’S Get your weight to normal. We now‘carry these in our Victrola COME. IN AND HEAR THEM. HOSKINS-MEYER ‘ \ Builders tment. Wedding Bells The seamless kind, made of one piece of platinum, or of whi ivors sand wig these rings.” See me\before you see the Par- F. A. Knowles ouse.of Lucky Wedding Rings. A dollar’s worth that is a dollar’s worth The “Brownie”—a genuine Gillette and 3 fine Gillette blades. , Giving the genuine Gillette shave. GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO., Boston, U.S.A. ie blades like cia e genuine Gillette Blades UY the Fisk Cord Tire because it is 4 big, because it ‘has strength and and because its safe deep-cut button tread is long enduring.. These are all -big mileage qualities. Increased capacity now means quick, the demand for Fisk Cords is growing so tremendously, it is wise to order them a few days in advance of actual need. There's a Fisk Tire of extra value in every size, for car, truck or speed wagon THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Mrs,” Jaeob Hetner of Gietzen of Hay trasburg, Goodrich, Theodor marsh, and Mrs. Jacob Kallio of | Wing, have entered the St. Alexius hospital for treatment, Mrs. Ida .B. Volf of Killdeer, Michael Kettler, of Ft. Rice, and Mrs. Anna Kostol of the city have ben discharged from the hospital. " Hemstitching. N. W. Kel- ley, 211 Broadway, Bismarck, N. D. GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH THE SKIN Squeeze, the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three oun- ces of Orchard. White, which any drug store will: supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have -a quarter pint of harmless ‘and de- lightful lemon bleach. ; Massage this A charge of having li-| sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day, then shortly note the beauty and whiteness of your skin, Famous stage beauties use this lemon lotion’ to bleach and bring that soft, clear, rosy-white com- plexion, also as a fréckle, sunburn, and tan bleach because it doesn’t irritate. ‘ Wedding Rings hitewreen or yellow gold; u- Bismarck. with 3 genuine Gillette Blades Nowat . all Dealers \ \ unusual resiliency dealer orders; but CONGRESSMAN’S MOTHER DIES. | Regular meeting Lloyd Spetz Post American Legion Wednesday, June 28, at 8:00 o’clock p. m. Last meeting until September.’ Report on convention delegates. | “Mongolian camels are very vi-| Primary election will be cious and powerful. received at the club rooms. (By the Associated Press) Cincinnati, June 27,—-Mrs, Nicholas Longworth, 77, mother of Congress- man Longworth and Countess De Chambrun of Paris, died today. FOR GOOD HOME TAILORING Also Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing done by workmen who know how. NICHOLS, THE TAILOR’ Lucas Block. Phone 396 "HARRY CRANE Candidate for Clerk of the District Court Burleigh County ‘Your vote and support will be appreciated. THOMAS M. JENNINGS PPOPLMGH! Fare Republican Candidate For REPRESENTATIVE A . 27th Legislative District’ 2 : BURLEIGH COUNTY “Your Support and Vote ‘Will ‘Be, ‘Appreciated: Y Political Advertisement. Ge The EEE ie " Fred S Candidate ‘for : REGISTER OF DEEDS "Burleigh County ' : Resident of Burleigh County Thirty-Eight Years. VOTE FOR’ THE MAN WHO NEEDS IT. Political Advertisement. / -NOTICE. fen To the Voters of the City of Bismarck, And Burleigh County: Iam standing absolutely on my own feet and am not supporting any indi- vidual candidates for county offices. ““Certain’ candidates“are"Clai they are running with me,:which:is not true. Harry A. Thompson (Political Adv.) Ex-service Man’ for McCumber AS an ex-service man, let me urge ‘the re-election of Senator McCumber by the greatest majority possible. In my ” pinion, all good citizens should vote for Honorable P. J. McCumber and there- by honor North Dakota. ’ EMIL W. ZINGG. (Political Adv.) TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1922 Corn A Special June Selling of Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits - $20, $25, $30, $35 Representing a Saving of $7, $10, $15 a Suit Values that are a revelation to the man who : really appreciates good clothes. Spring Caps = 10 dozen latest high grade style: men’s and boys’ - + $3, $3.50 Caps yourvchoice while they last $150. _ Merchant Tailoring We make suils for $45 Up Fit, fabric, style Tailoring, absolutely guaranteed. S, E. Bergeson & Son Closed evenings except Saturdays. ———SS—S=_—=__=_SSSSSSS————_—_————— SS -The present year marks the for- f ive i i ty-fifth anniversary of Edigon/s pre. forced $5 live ‘in the waters invention of the phonograph. ,So dense is the population. in] Anti-pneumonia serum is obtain- some parts of China that millions!ed from the blood of horses. Bank Before ~ Buying — It is plain business. judgment: to bank your .income first and check it out as needed after- wards. This plan promotes system in your business affairs, provides an accurate record of expenditures, is safe, convenient. and con- ducive to saving. x You can open a checking account here either in person or by mail... Your account will be cordially welcomed. BIOMARCK, nit ipa $200 INVESTED IN OIL COMPANY NETS DALLAS MAN $50,000N A YEAR (From Texas, Oil Ledger.) (Editor’s Note: How would you like to make $50,000 from an investment of $200? Here is the story of a man, James Hazlitt, 3646 Noble Street, Dallas, Texas, who actually made: such a ‘profit. ‘He tells how to make that much in a very interesting way. In editing this article the name of the compapy with which Mr, Haz- litt made this huge profit was omitted.) BY JAMES HAZLITT. You want to know how -it makes one feel to invest $200 and have $50,000 paid back to you within the year? Well, I guess I can tell you, because I made just such a profit in the good old days of Burkburnett. .-.. I do no claim to be a good judge of oil investments. I can’t go out and look at a piece of property and tell whether it will pro- duce oil or not. I made my investment with fear and trembling. I wasn’t an invest@:. I had always made my money by working for it and sav- ing what I earned. But I determined that if. I. was ever to get any- where, to really accumulate anything worth while, I must invest a small amount on the chance that it- would wif me a fortune. And, as it turned out, that is just exactly what happened. So I put up the $200, along with: alot ‘of other investors, and then sat back and waited for results. The results were not long in coming, To-make a long story short, I received dividends totaling $50,000 within the short space of about six.months. So rapidly did these dividends come that I hardly realized what was happening until I had a cool $50,000 in the bank in hard cash. The money had ac- cumulated so fast that I honestly didn’t appreciate how much I was gettifig from my little $200 investment until the. bank told me one day. “I have a nice home, drive a good car, go anywhere I like any time I want to. In short, that $200 investment has made me abso- lutely independent and I’ll tell the world that’s a fine way to be. _. This is only one of the many thousands, who made ten times $50,000 on small oil investments.” This is going to happen in the Dakotas. . If. we bring a gusher like we are looking for every $200.00 will earn $100,000.00. ~ Burkburnett where the man made his fortune was a Pioneer Oil field. We have a wonderful chance of doing as well as Burk- burnett. Also we have 12,000 acres and only $100,000 capitalization. Get order in before stock advances in price. Now $1.00 Par Value per share. THE DAKOTA OIL CO. Bismarck, N. D.