The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1923, Page 6

FOR PLAN ADVANCED Several Local Marketing As- sociations Are Backing Fargo, N. D., to the ar wide through w distinctive e advert score of communities in the state at which Ne ”. college and next March = 29 has Dr. Benton, meetings has also been to btato growers wh . pledging to his PAGE SIX STATE BRAN pota h Dakota Potato Growers’ Ex- fy North nf are being held as follows: y Mandan he on with the sta been discussed, MRS. RYCKMAN GAINS 35 LBS. Declares Tanlac Restored Her Fully When Flu Had Al- most Wrecked Her Health. “L feel duty-bound to tell others up me was SPUDSIS | built’ me about Tanlac fo thirty-five pounds splendid health just on the verge of a bre the emphatic state Idea k 1949 Conway St Ree eg ree died from the flu fol- My Prelimin-| jowed by n attack of pneumonia and was terrible run-dgwn : the crisis. My stomach Was so bad- developm dd distress fron of heartburt of dizziness, s ouldn’t get a good night's sleep and was so nervous and weak [owas unable to do my house vork. “But those held in more than a proposed plans of the being discussed. meetings of county the — dirceti of when 1 be well health, have taken ny house- + forget days dark Id this week Jamestown, 3004 Bl; *, April 5 and 6; Minot is for sale by good Accept no substitute. willion bottles sold. potato mar ich have po- : been held idea of affi- exchanges according to purpose of the assist e no ware: The ha plans. the idea of the grower ation, The | PS: : ANNOUNCEMENT Having announced by can- didacy for reelection to the office of Pelice’ Magistrate in e election of April 3rd, I will appreciate your support. My platform is a fair and im- partial enforcement of all city ordinances and state laws. W. C. CASHMAN.: and “wittle wambkins” and kindred terms of parental endearment, Miss Lanphier points oyt that only six fut of every ten children escape de- trimenta] impressions “from the absurb language sof their parents’ affections.” HOOPING COUGH No “cure’”’—but helps to re- duce paroxysms:of co’ching. vicks VAPORUB Over 17 Miltion Jars Used Yearly son about the loud sweater, remark- ed “Jock, it looks as if you intended to play checkers instead of golf from the appearance of that sweater.” “That's just what I decided when I learned I was going to play back of you. I knew I would have plenty of time, so I donned this sweater to fill in with checkers between shots.” That silenced Walker. CALL JENSEN 0 EL PASO beeches Will go With Baby Talk Condemned By Kindergarten Expert Chicago, April 2,—Baby talk, de- fined as “an expression of self-vi- brating with parenthood,” is con- demned as a dangerous and _ludi- crous practice by Miss*Marion Lanp- hier, Ph. B., instructor in essentials of speaking at the National Kinder- garten and Elementary College. Exhorting young fathers and mothers to 'wate of “itta darlin’” —_—_—_——_—, R. S. ENGE, D. C. Ph. C. Chiropractor Consultation Free Suite 9, 11 — Lucas Block Phone 260 el Speedy Jap Middleweight Thor Jensen, Bismarck wrestler, iS working out daily in the Bismarck Business Men's gymnasium in the basement of the City National bank building, preparatory for.a match he expects on April 19 at El Paso, Texas with Matty Mattsada, a Jap wrestler |; who ranks among the best of the mildleweights. - Jensen accepted terms for the match. The local man returned here after winning three victo i i Minnesota and Wisconsin, which he met some tough custome! He defeated the veteran Henry Ki hunsaari, one of the best in the bus- iness, at Winona, Min eh Karhunsaarri got the a reversed wrist lock Jensen got th esecond in 35 minutes and 15 seconds and the third in 8 minutes, both with e holds. A Winona’ newspaper sai “Jensen was on tl most of the evening, especially the loss. of the first fall, which ap- peared to spur him to exert every ounce of strength. He employed an amazing variety of holds in his at- tempt to pin his foe to the mat." At LaCrosse, Wis., the night pre- | vious Jensen beat Geotge Brandau, of Wilton, Wis., who claims the championship of that state, winning MY PLATFORM Kconomy and efficiency will reduce taxes and ‘GIVE US BETTER STREETS. A. C. HINCKLEY Candidate for City Commissioner. ‘ (Political Advertisement.) FOR CITY JUSTICE planned as ry | Center shows Stephenson, a great batter, who thus far has no regular: berth on the Indians. Upper left, |two out of three falls, and he beat I am a candidate for city justice of the peace at r, and local | Billy Evans “doing his stuff” over the shoulder of Luke Sewell. Upper right shows Walter Lutzke reaching another opponent at Biscay, Minn., the election tomorrow, making the race “on stickers.” b C | for a wide one, Summa, lower left, and Myatt, lower right, are twu oher newcomers who are expected to winning three matches in four days. Illness prevented me from getting my name on the the established trade ehannels. The =~ |be seen in the regular lineup. Gus Kallio, welterweight champion y North —— three Dakota Potato Growers’ Ex- By Billy Evans Lakeland, Fla. April 2. - A man|into the regular lineup, TRIAL CALLED In a desire to work Staphensoul ballot in the regular way. If you haven’t received stickers, write the name on the ballot. Your support will be highly appreciated. ° ; wrestler of the world, was at the use of his hitting, but he never won|,Winona .match. Jensen challenged a berth in the regular lineup. him, Yet he won many a ball game for | peaker has = Ren KRAUSE BATTLES. without a job. used the youngster a second, short, - A in vel . - GIRLS! LEMONS cThoro. youihave/the baseball statue! OhlFeMahal Inpithonoutielay srsotmel| ane B¥Cund mien) UiRESVINY (QU | Bae ameee yet me cinier at al- NICK PETERS WY %, . . *, ae ot bi sligl C * i ‘em where ey ain't. not een here for sometime. e 18 BEAUTIFY SKIN) Pair to be Tried Soon For: Stephen sn, one of the | SHEN peers i a 5 hooked to meet. Snosthall Draxton | — he . ‘4 a3 Fs il 6, ie ss at va vertis ant. : fe é Murder of Child right-hand batters in’ the] Speaker hasn't lost ‘faith, neither) Loud Sweater. Fe Oe ACARI 1a and) dos Boiticat advertisement) Make this Lemon Cream to ee agues. ie oa has © Stephenson. Eddie Collins Is T Much Mough at Zap on April 8. - Ewa tee 3 Stephenson is one of those right-| didn’t arrive overnight. 00 ea ES Whiten Skin and Bleach Cando, N. D., April 2.—Witnesses e ando, N. D., f 25 eS] handed batters who takes a healthy| The tough part of it is, tl BISMARCK GRAIN. Tan, Freckles in the ttial of Mr. and"Mrs. Frank| cut at the ball, a la Rogers Horns-| batsman capable of Mincuanenen For Walker} (rurnished by Russell-Milier Co.) , Freckles batsman capable of whaling the ball Bi ‘ Hiei Atix:the juice vo le sith | the by_ot Harry Heilmann. to the extent of a .350 average as & ae lor a dork aeTwer 3 $1.14 BUSINESS DIRECT OR y Hix the juice of Coat h have (een Hered sto Bee) aisles palletsise is = Blaser regular is viewing the games from|. Cyril Walker is one of the best) No. 1 northern spring....-.... 1.09 aici : + in district | cenavle ot iineting) better Viens 600) ithe juench: . golfers in the country, and incidental-|No. 1 amber durum 90 | Seem. gist will supply for | appear in district court here Tues-| hrobably close to .950 if used as al. “Fer the present I guess the best]. dee No, 1 mixed durum . . which a few and you have pint of the most wonderful s softener ar Massage this sweetly fra on eream into the face, ne and hands, then short}, youthful harmless. that velvet plexion, and tan bleach be irritate. ¥, and it is expected that the se- lection cf a jury to try the case will be commenced Wednesday. Miss Ried, who is a destitute, left the child at the Horn home on the night of January 14 last. The next morning it was found dead in ¢ well in a bottle, a whole — quarter- in id complexion beautifier. rant lem- . arms, note the regular. There’s the rub. Sephenson is a man withowt a job, although Manager Speaker of thy Indians is busily engaged in trying to find a title that will fit him. Stephenson came direct to the ity infielder,” says murder tha ball. Indians from University of Alabama. title I can bestow on ‘Stevie’ is util- Speaker, Hoss can play any of the infield pu sitions, and play them well, do-a urn in the outfild and how he can He should be a great help to me this year regard- ly he is the slowes' y Jock Hutchison No. 1 red durum ... WEBB BROTHERS from being ¥ No. 1 flax ..... ‘Ola | one of the cracks has by far the-keen-| Nov 2 flat. Undertakers Embalmers Funeral Directore est sense of humor, No. 1 rye Licensed Embalmer in Charge s A year ago when Hutchison return- _ ed from!England after competing in Announcement. DAY PHONE 246 NIGHT PHON! 246-887 | the British open, he brought back I desire to announce my PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLC8S Ances and| its cradle, and a coroner's jury re- : : ie me | with him a flock of sweaters that ‘ beauty, | softness and] veda "verdict of death Dy vio-| A few sears back when an injury| less of what his title is. were so foud they fairly shouted. candidacy for the office of Licensed Embalmer in Ch: ee - this| lence. Arrest of the Horns fol- to Bill Wambsganss kept him from] In some ways Stephenson's case| One of the sweaters was a black Police Magistrate, subject to am in Charge eee ei tme lowed: HENLE ws Ca a SMe surpris | is ‘simlar to that of Dede, Criss,/and white check about an inch square.| the will of the voters in the| Day Phone 100 Night Pone 100 or 687 ° bg la ed the baseball world by announcing| who, back 15 years ago, was, with] Jt.so happened that the day Hutchisor ; hite com. lie’ duknowh glide weorut a4 tte y 8 8, with J Xt. so happe! at the election on April 3. My motto the St, Louis Browns. For Dry Cleaning that will could hit the ball please you. Call 684. Capital Laundry Co. sunburn, eit second sacker,.. Right well did. he fill the bill, His great hitting feat- ured he early play of the Indians. doesn’t surveyors have been doing. " selves. We believe they will take pride He came to the Browns us a pitcher, but was’ used at first and in the outfield to make ——————————————————————— BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY : 220 MAIN STREET Upholstered Furniture Made to Order. Criss ,sure|was to follow Walker in a big tour- “ ” nament'he wore this sweater. is “A Square Deal to ne "As thd two were waiting to tee off,| Will apprecite your support. Walker,! intending to, josh Hutchi- . S. Casselman. ——EE —_ysss ma emi: iis aaiibi i teii SCT BI REPORT OF TAX REDUCTION COMMITTEE This Committee is only interested in Candidates so far as the matter affects taxation. The main thing is to get relief from taxation that is now unbearable. aa We believe all four of the Candidates for City Commissioner are of.good personal character. But we believe Mr. French and Mr, Larson have been too busy with their own store and lumber yard to pay much attention to what their attorneys and . ‘They have been making promise s of cheaper water before every elec- tion; but after election they do nothing and the water is higher and the taxes are higher too. : ad The way to make hired help and officials keep their promises is to fire them when they do not make good. When the city attorney’s partner takes cases against the city the attor- ney should be fired at once. The suit where the partners were on both sides cost the tax payers a, lot of money. ve Mr. Murphy and Mr. Hinckley are good business men but they have prac- tically retired and have plenty of time. to take care of the city’s husiness them- a lot of waste and make taxes much lower. We believe the voters should give them atrial. ‘TAX REDUCTION COMMIT in the work. They promise to cyt out — 77TH RR ‘A Final Warnin . If you fail to elect FRENCH AND LARSON tomorrow and elect the Can- didates backed by The Bismarck Water Supply Company one of the follow- ing two things are certain to happen. First—The Bismarck Water Supply Company will continue to supply the city with the same sort of service, high prices, inadequate fire protection and poor quality of water that they are now doing and have done in the past. They will-still refuse to put in supply mains in those parts of the city which are en- - titled to them as they now are and have done in the past. : Second—Sell to the city the present water system at a cost to the city and taxpayers at a.price several hundred thousand dollars more than the plant is worth to the city, and thereby enrich themselves and beat the taxpayers out of huge sums of money... - ,, You cannot.afford to let either of these things happen. \ .sWhoge.interests are the Water Company looking after? Your interests UNL LN T L Cee NN Lu LLL or their OWN} a aren DE UGERS ‘ : -;», Will candidates elected, through the efforts of the Water Company look after.your interests or the inte rests of the corporation which is seeking to elect them? : Remember: ioe gy eee i , ., that. the:stockholders and officers of the Water Company are trying to defeat, French and Larson. : »y. The Only SafeWay.,.. .. . , : to.protectyour pocket book and get a water plant owned by the city which will give youwhat you want is by ee Voting for. French and.Larson. The Present, and Past Situation, ae j in Bismarck ipghed gest load ‘on the neck of progress that this city has rH TR 1 to‘contel w.it off by voting for French and Larson. Lets Fin’ ‘omorrow. . French its et ee Ae Sey OR eng ~.are ple settlement ‘of the:problem in a prompt business like “ manner, with to. the Water Company huge sums of money as trib- ute. They,will without hanging on your neck the payment of’big sums * esent water plant. 3 A : sand Part Truths and Side Issues Without Merit. ed by the oppostion for the purpose of getting you to ‘French tnd Larson, Prosperity, A Square Deal, And a HTT Tt REST t. , The French and Larson Campaign Committee. : (Potttienl ‘Advertisement-) ;