The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1922, Page 8

| PAGE EIGHT) THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Dance at the Coliseum /A0- F ARGO HIGH Leet at Patterson Hall nage the Chocolate Shop Pras SYR —— Runs Over Cavalier With A 65 to 0 Victory eo - Fargo, N. D., Nov. 4—Fargo high school had a 65 to 0 hold on the eastern North Dakota _footbail ~ Dopee BrotHers | MOTOR CAR ! championship at the end of the game with Cavalier today, LeFleur starred for the home team, with line bucks and end runs, Cavalier punted fre- quently. The Cavalier boys were greatly outweighed. A steady rain was falling on the Aggic field. The Aggie-University game was on this afternoon. The Aggie forces paraded down Broadway, Fargo’s principal street through the downpour and mist, be- draggled but confident, the rain tak- ing some of the brightness of the le but adding to its pie- turesque appearance, At the station some three hundred dry University rooters had to step into the cold wet world. Both college teams are in the pink of condition and rooters all around are predicting victory this morning. The evenness of performance so often re- marked in Dodge Brothers Motor Cars is due, in no small part, to the thoroughness with which each unit is inspected during the process of manufacture and assembly. A trained staff of 800 experts is employed in this work alone, and approximately 5285 individual inspections are made oneachcar. FOOTBALL RESULTS FRIDAY Moorhead Teachers 6; St. Cloud 0. Jamestown College 6; Concordia 3. Navy 14; Pénn State 0. , St. ‘Thomas 33; Gustavus Adolph So exacting and rigid are the standards ap- s plied to these inspections that the slightest variation either in workmanship or ma- terial is instantly discovered and rejected. An Unusual Gasoline Record _ from Ninety-Six Cities us 0. : ; Morningside 7; Des Moines Uni- versity 7. Music at the Chocolate Shop Dodge Brothers are almost over-scrupu- tonight from ae ins pies beni pg Sir ~ hagas oe \ Year after year you will find that the cost of _“‘The Storm _is_ Coming. ible. { pou operating your Overland Sedan-is amazingly The Price is $1080 delivered in Bismarck, ee | ~~ Jow. oe . M. B. GitmaN Co. he ' Ninety-six cities have reported an average of 26.5 miles per io eee Bismarck —- PHONE 808 Wale gallon on measured trips. oh : Compare this record with the mileage you can get on any. ‘ other car—and then remember this is only one of the many” features: which give the Overland Sedan its superior value. W. E. Parsons Candidate for Re-election Beautiful to look at, its worth becomes more apparent with ‘every tick ‘of the speedometer. Four doors invite you to enter, rich upholstery bids you stay, its riding ease delights you. And when you examine the car, its price becomes doubly significant—$875 completely equipped. LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY County Superintendent of Schools. I will appreciate your vote on next Tuesday. ‘Political Advertisement) ANNA An Open Letter to the Voters ee Note: 7H Orpriand esas) je | wit ea y oversized ten « Roadster, $525 . Sedan, $875 ° Coupe, $795 . f. 0. b. Toledo Bismarck, N..D New Prices: Touring, $525 October 28, 1022. Dear Voter: I ama candidate for re-election as County Commissioner of the First Commissioner District for Burleigh County and I desired to see you personally but owing to my large farming and other business interests and want of help, it will be impossible to see many of my constituents. My district comprises all of the city of Bismarck south of the township line and within two milles of Menoken.. The rule is that each Commissioner takes care of the roads in his individual district and I have never interfered with the work in another Commissioner’s district. The records will show ‘that I have expended less money for roads and bridges in my district since,acting as Commissioner than has been expended in any other Are you attending school where your education will enable you to enjoy a good income ALL YOUR LIFE? That will increase with age and experience? The Bismarck College courses will lead you into the realm of big oppor- tunities. .Let us tell you what we have done for thousands of the most, successful business men and women. A Bismarck College course ig a sure start in life, and pays big. . Students enter at any/time. Equipment the very best; expert ~ instructors; tuition reasonable. Good board and room in the Stuueny’ Boarding Club at $20 to $25 a month. For particulars § « write, } G. M. LANGUM, President, College Building, BISMARCK, N. DAK. district. The roads in my district are good. The worst roads: in Burleigh County will compare favorably with the streets of Bismarck after leaving the paved streets and are far better than the streets to and around the Capitol Building and the Ferry road after leaving the N. P. crossing, which points are in the city limits. The road from the pavement on Main Street to the Penitentiary, which is in the city limits, was an eyesore and a disgrace for years until taken in charge by myself and put in the condition it is at present. Ne It is true that some roads in the county have not been kept in first class condition owing to the continual dry weather and becauge labor could not be secured. The County Commissioners have desired to give as much : employment on the roads as possible to the individual farmers, and the Board has been limited in the amount that could be expended, the appropriation for 3,300 miles of road being Forty-five Thousand Qollars per year to keep in repair these roads and provide for the making of new roads. | : : UDG HOUUANAAQONOEOEEDAUATAQONOTOUAGGAQOONUEAUOOASHORLOGAOOOSOONEOUEOOOOONEEOHGOGGEOEOUOOOOGANEOUUGGOEGONUGHOOOOOONOUUHS22 O’Connor and Nestos have fought shoulder to shoulder for North Dakota. Nestos has had a little chance and has made a remarkable record. Give O’Con- nor a chance and Nestos a full term. eae 3 Voters, Listen: F. E. McCurdy says, he prosecutes only such crimes that any other attorney \ would, if so, then I ask you McCurdy why { { did you not prosecute Rosina Spitzer the (Political Advertisement.) complaining witness in my case when it BUSINESS DIRECTORY ww . oe There have been comments regarding the roads around the Patterson farm. I furnished the gravel for those roads without charge to the County and furnished more than half of the,labor at my own expense, and the farms of ~* Yegen, Wachter, Thompson, Griffin and others received the same benefit of ‘ ’ was tried in District Court here in June, ft under cross examination on the stand UVUENAUUUUNOUGUNAERGGOAGLGGUOAODGAOESUOSUOAOOGEOOUO ASL | my donation, and I will guarantee that, while I am on the Board, if anyone i] when she was under oath you know she will furnish the gravel and half of the labor, as I.did, I will build them as said, I am (herself) told to say that and good roads as there are around the Patterson farm. fi WEBB BROTHERS nomore, I then said, then you are teach- foe? ‘ * is » I ama large taxpayer in Bismarck and Burleigh County and it is = Hanbel Pubic Disictael ed Mrs. Spitzer—who teached you—an- certainly to my interest to keep the taxes low, both on city and county indertakers Licensed Exabatuiey in Charge. rs swer Mrs. Spitzer she did not; was I : property. Your support will be deeply appreciated. DAY PHONE 246 NIGHT PHONES 246-887 eu ofa eae in court while court was : Respectfully yours f in order when I got up and told Mrs. |, .¥ i .\ PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Luie Spitzer not to be making signstoher #” }. 4, , E d d G P tt Day. Phone 100 iene = Wirt pone 100 or 687|| Sister While she was on the stand testify- war . Patterson ing. Voters think of it. ; JULIUS MEYERS. (Political Advertisement) VTUUAUAUUCOEN A HEAEEUUE AG REPRE UU ECE AEE ERE =o ': BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY oy 220 MAIN STREET it| /. Upholstered Furniture Made to Order, 4 (Political Advertisement.) TL LLM UU eT Tall