The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY ON FORD DAY Besides the Grand Prize, the Ferd Touritg Car, Twelve Other Awards to be Made MERCHA All Ford fa es coming into Bis: marek Wednesday, celebrate Ford Day, on June 27, to will have an op- for a prize, for and prize, the Ford Car | en away by the Bis- | hants and the Copelin j there will be twelve donated by the Copetin | smpany, and all worth com | portunity to compete besides the ¢ which will be marck 1 Motor Ce other Mot: peting The rpany, which will be [day boys whorwich te mayonateniny jercue report on the playgrounds eas \* |Ball Players Me Meet | Tonight, Wm. Moore Lew Craswell requests the follow- | ing base ball playcrs to meet prompt- lly at 7:15 this evening at the Wm, | Moore grounds:” Judge Cnristianson, jHarry Woodmansee, Charlie Vettel, Deemy, Fred Hanson, Dave Mac McLaughlin, Phil Boise, ny others in the neighborhood Doc ckhouse, Bull Harris, Cayou and John Frence would be mighty welcome. It is reported that Lew is working out Charlie Vet- tel on the mound and if he can get any onc tall enough to catch Charlie jhe figures that hg will havea pretty nifty. machine, FORD ENDORSED FOR PRESIDENT She Is Happy as a School Girl, Says Mrs. Black Erriz Buacw awarded | as the r of the Ford parade) yeu yy : ee which will be staged at 11:30 a, m,| Will Not Object ‘to Activities ast Ford uk ‘follows: oldest Ford Car. of Savannah Citizens in motor oil; bes aking | (old style up to 1917) rajo | This Direction est looking Ford Car (new | F-19234 NM oiling system; j eae Giivor of Word car lacuene| . Seventh, Ga, Jun A petition carrier; Pord car bringing in largest |Sisned by citizens of Savannah en- | (bee of passengers telco wind. | dorsing Henry 1 for yPresident shield cleaner; Ford ear bringing the {having been forwarded to Detroit the urgest number of passengers, Wil- [Keneral secretary to Mr. Ford has liams foot feed; Ford car bringing [Teplicd in a letter acknowledging re in most cream spot li most re- ,ceipt of the petition. cently married couple driving Ford, | “In view of the interest displayed Firestone tube; best decorated Mr. Ford can have no objection. to She) scatweuverss: best décor: their further activities in his dirce Ford sedan, automatic windshield {Uen." cleaner; Ford ton truck — coming | mors greatest distance, and Ford ton truck bringing in load of any farm products | selling for the most money on Ford y, 5 gallons of motor oil. Besides | wes, every Ford truck in the | parade will be filled with gas and oil | before leaving for home. When the new model Ford touring | car is given away to the holder of | the lucky number at the Copelin Motor at cole Fame | on Ford day the other prizes will also be | awarded. The winner of the Ford ur will be presented with a Fire and Theft insurance policy free of ch by H .T. Murphy and Company istration for the drawing of the Ford | car will take place at the offices of | the Copelin Motor company from 9 a. m., to 5 p.m. Bismarck merchants re? | donating the grand prizt include the follow- to} ing: i i | George Gussner; French and Welch Alex Rosen and Bro.; Webb Sorenson Hardware Co.,; Fi tional bank; Hoskins-Meyer; Finney; A. Harris-Robert- son; Homa ry; Harris and Woodmansec; Hoffman's Confection- ery; City ional bank; Central Meat Market and Huyck; Richmond's Brown and Jones; Best Roy Logan; Annex Cafe; Bootery; Olympia Candy Kitchen; Frank’s Minute Lunch Mastel and Bertsch; Capitél An and Navy Store; Eltinge Theater; A. P. Lenhart; Barker Baking ‘and Candy Company; Grand Pacific Hotel Joe. Breslow; H. T. Murphy and C Jompany; Fair Stor Blackstone Bil- d parlor; J. B. Smith, Perry Fur- E. compan, B, Klien, Besides the Ford Capitol grounds at tertainment at the 2:30 p. m., there special stunts for entertainment at the Copelin Motor company offices, and a Lincoln chasis there for demonstration, WOULD DRAFT ALL FOR WAR’ President Tells Vets He Fav- ors Draft of Essentials A. Brown and E. day picnic at the noon, and an en- Rialto theater at will probably be Denver, Colo, June 25.—President rding’s first official act after his here yesterday for a visit of more than 24 hours was to assure | the soldier sick at the army general | hospital that he would “keep ever- lastingly at it” to see that full jus- | tice was meted out by the govern- | ment to the wounded veterans of | the World War and “would pledge | himself, his every influence ang en- deavor to prevent another war on the | part of the United States.” “But,” Mr. Harding said, address- ing a group who assembled to wel- | come him anq Mrs. Harding. “I want | to tell you that if ever there is an- other war we will do more than draf the boys. If I have anything to do | with it we will draft every dollar and every other essential.” Youths Explore Indian Villages The Lincoln Pioneers of the Wach- ter school spent a few days exploring some of the Indian villages along the Missouri. The big rock, upon which the Indians ground their corn, was outstanding spot of interest at the vil- lage site just west of the city. The boys camped on the village with the two ditches twelve miles up the river and had @ great time digging into the mounds for treasury. On the Man- dan village site across the river at Old Fort Lincoln traces were found along the railway cut of the cella¢s useq by the Indians. Flint, Arrow Heads, Punches and pottery were among the relics brought home. Mr. MacLeod’s regular camps being over he will confine his attention to play’ ground activities, watersports swimming and life saving and hikes. A playground bese ball league will be organized for both older and youriger boys. Those who are to prac- tice with the Wm.:Moore crew will meet Monday and Wednesday even- ings. The East Enders will practice on the Wachter grounds Tuesdays ang Thursdays, while the South Side KIWANIS CLUB IN MEETING “Peppy” Held by New Club Today noon iuncheon marked club's second gathering, nzie hotel at today. Rev. Joseph Ryerson and Attor- ney-General George Shafer, both members of the club, in short talks emphasized the importance of the, work which Kiwanis may accom- plish in Bismarck in the future. It was announced that the weekly | luncheons will be on Monday noon! until further notice. Various committees tamed to provide the ram and to promote the int of the club in many other activities. | N. D. Motorist Has Miraculous Escape From Sudden Death Minneapolis, June 25 towing another machine became s' ed on the Great Northern railwi tracks at Crystal Bay, Minnetonka and had a escape from death when a pass train demolished the machine been have A motorist N- and dragged it 300 feet along the track. He was Shirley MeWilliams of wile liston, North Dakota who was vis ing at Crystal Bay. When the machine struck the Me- Williams machine the heavy tow chain was snapped and Mr. MeWil- liams in his car was dragged to the opposite end of the Crystal Springs platform. He was taken to a pital where physicians said his in- juries were slight. Maxwell To Admit Alleged Crime New York, June 25.—George Max- well ,president of the Authors, Pub- lishers and Composers Association of America, who was abroad when he was indicted on a charge of writing “poison pen” letters to Allen Ryan, New York financier, has returned, and ————————————————— TYPEWRITERS hos-4 rented Bismarck Typewriter Co. Blamarck, PLEATING Accordian Pleating Knife Pleating Box Pleating KLEIN Tailor and Cleaner . Bismarck | Pacific Ry. 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Tanlac Vegetable Pills are Na- ture’s own remedy for constipation. | For sale everywhere. nd) a & Friend of Yours in Yellowstone Park Yellowstone Park AMERICA’S greatest wild animal sanctuary. Here you will see beaver, elk, be r, | deer, Big Horn sheep, buffalo, antelope—friendly, unafraid— as interested in you as you are in them. ILLOWSTONE is the pre- eminent sight-seeing tour of the world—in addition to the wild animals are geysers, mountains, lovely lakes, col- orful canyons, forests, vented Pools, cataracts, waterfal ls. Go This Summer Only $29:2 ROUND TRIP Bismarck to Gardiner Gateway Northern W. A. McDonald, Agent Bismarck, N. D. A note or phone cal} from you, and I will gladly make out your ftinerary, secure res- ervations, and deliver all tickets to your home or office —W. A, M. BISMARCK’ | DISHARCK. The (The Bismarck College) practice nights will be T and Friday, at ,the Wachter school grounds, The regular playground ball will be used in these games and For gree catalog and particulars write—G.M. LANGUM, Pres., Bistaatck, N; Dak, and The -tuition Eharges. upon graduation, will surrender soon, it was announced | at the criminal court building. \ i | 1 + Roberts and Second Street North, Fargo, N, Dak, ‘Consolidated, will hereafter be under the same management and students enrolling at one of these Colleges may change to'the other without loss of time, change of text-books or additional Both Colleges i in session thruout the year. Earoll for’ our Summer Coarses, and we will send you to @ good business or banking pogition anarnecenely: FRANK MIELER 62, IS VICTIM OF HEART ILL: —— [re French who is said to have been Wachter Boys Play i h Da " Seed Taken With Heart Attack ‘At)* Sort Pesoes farmer sis veurs of0:1"” Nioore Boys Tonight Barn—Coroner Finds No land it is charged that French, who | Other Cause be: S) Frank Miller, 62, of Sterling died shortly after midnight Saturday night as a result of an acute at- tack of heart trouble. For a num- ber of ycars Mr. Millet was employ-| ed as a taxi driver in Bismarck. For sometime prior to his death he had been employed, on the county roads and was making his home with a friend, Mr. Hanson, Both ke and Hanson had retired for the night | when Miller arose and went out to : aera Everybody, fathers and mothers | n, IF aike (dbeeneN ie RGAE and brothers and sisters, are invited to 1 o'clock Sunday taorning }),./"¢ deceased is well known in}ty attend the gamcs and enjoy She and Frank Coder whe| Bismarck where she resided for had tied their horses in the Hanson a eet ae veer barn while in town found the de gLite ules Hs te | fo ed lying behind the horses with Mr. Dotter is employed by FORDS FOR HIRE his face down, Gaskell and Coder ae ee By ; : ie ae ding in Bismare z Fe ee ocean ee vents. Survie || HOUR OR DAY. FOR RATES horses preparatory to going home noalet Ing Ph the de ave her parents, M hone 1100 when they found the dead man. f Hea ye 114— 4th Street. Upon examination Coroner E, g.{2% Mrs. Frank Kiebert, and three | ie Gobel found that there were no beuises or marks to indieate that the man hAd been kicked by. the hor cs. ThA doctor who examined THE WORLD’ the body after it had been brought eed — FINEST CRUISE to Bismarck Yeclared that in his “Tionesta” “Jun ta? (@ntecnn opinion an acuxe heart attack had junia' Octorara ii) caused the death of the deceased. aumuth to Buffalo and Return = magia a paesrieries™ comfort, beautiful scener: educatic pleat For se months ciring the ast » Eins Crain bake Super See od paeaational winter Mr. Miller was under treat- Huron—Lake St. Clair—Detroit River—Lake ment for myro-carditis, or trouble at a local hospital. Mr. Hanson Said that he had not heard Miller when ine left tie house, but that it was customary for him to get up two or three times during the night and go to the barn, The remains are being held at Webb Bros. Undertaking _ Parlors while an effort is being made to lo- cate the brother of the deceased at Neilville, Wis. heart un REGISTERED SILVER BLACK FOXE ‘ Aro you interested in Silver Fox breeding? It is attractive safe, and profitable. Manitoba has unexcelled fur producers and hardy, prolific breeders. Write us for information: CANADA WEST SILVER BLACK FOX CO. LTD. 345 Somerset Block, Winnipeg, Man. Can, Only 29.70 Round trip from Bismarck te Yellowstone Park W. A. lorena Agent FOR SALE BY EVER-READY TIRE VULC. 216 4th St, ~ CORWIN MOTOR CO. , 122 Main St NATIONAL _—— — 4 Inmate of Asylum death there last (Thursday of John was ciplining for a petty offense at a table He this | hos months, Order Your 1924 Coal Now-- Deg Phase 188 brothers, Cog and Frank Kiebert Jr., of Bismarck, and William Kiebert Choked and Beaten |°,°:r*«r- Funeral services will be held from To Death, Charge] Webb Bros. Undertaking Parlors tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. W. R. Thatcher of Mandan will M = J 4a nee SP ee He officiate and burial will take place Warm Springs, Montana, into the} i" St Mary's cemetery. 42 years old, died after a dis- The first boys team of the Wdchter school will play the first teain. boys | of William Moore in a game of base- | ball tonight at the William Moore | grounds. The second team of William Moore who were playing the second team of | Wachter school when the storm in- | __,| terrupted their game will conclude | Potter, 21, died] the game Tuosday, c'elock at a local] The Wachter #1 an ilness of six] w. illiam M . Potter was the wife Kay ‘otter and the daugh- k Kiebert of the North was choked with a towel and| aten, according to press stories, uccumbs After Prolonged Illness Mrs. Inez Emm morning at after M Harry W. Is will play the | girls at William Moore school tonight in a game of long ball, pital * Great babes group te every three dayasio Houghton, Saul?” ite. Marie, Mi land, Det it, Cleveland, Buffalo, (Niag: a accomm« eaGr ie world: Orcheses neuse in fare, = ‘Tickets and Reservations ne All R. R. and Tourist Ticket Offices G. HERE is really only one way of being certain of having your next winter’s coal when the first snap of cold weather comes. That way is to give us your order how with instructions to fill it at the most advantageous time. With a car shortage already in evidence in some party of the country, and indications point- . ing to a much more serious one later, there is no telling what conditions will be towards fall. These conditions need not, however, make any difference as i far as your coal bins are con. cerned. By taking steps to fil! them now, you are definitely protected: Our phone number 1s—. Ye F. H. Carpenter Lumber Company Ford Day SPECIALS We want to Welcome You to Make Your Head- quarters at our store on that day. Make your- - self at home—our store is your store. You will find our Bargaih—on that _ to give you value received. Watch our windows for 9:30 A. M. SPECIALS WEDNESDAY. Sorenson Hardware Company NIGHT nfs ONES 246-887, PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS ven Midd Foe 30 oot ‘ Licensed DAY PHONE 246 ‘ ) age : MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1928 the summer, their services will be reciated, ¥-. wees. JM Rling will be glad te hear from volunteers. fun. A number of playground: help- ers are needed because of the absence | of some of the leaders on vacations, If dny one can help for only a part of e Ford Day Special Wednesday Ford Day, we offer values that you must see. Don’t fail to call and examine the quality of our merchandise. PS a ae eA ce a FREE A $1 Silk Tie free -with . each $5 purchase. — ET TO TT TILE B. V. D. style underwear. $1 values—Wednesday. only Men’s Dress Shirts « Latest patterns, all sizes, some with detachable collar, $1.50 to $2.00 values... . Caps— $2.50 and $3.00 values Men’s Suits—Latest Patterns and Styles a Diy $18.50 - $35.00 WAlUES! a. ioeks chon sae es teh dears i STANDARD CLOTHING HOUSE Laskin Block Opposite McKenzie Hotel. THE BIGGEST AND MOST GLORIOUS 4th. of July Celebration THAT EVER CROSSED THE LINE WESTERN CANADA’S BIGGEST Provincial Exhibition JULY 2nd, to 7th. Is Calling You to Brandon, Man. Pack up your troubles and leave them behind—and Motor to Brandon—over the Surishine Highway—Kick off the lid—tune up the bus—and, follow the crowds— there’s a Riot of Joy—and a Mine of Education — waiting at the other end of the drive, ‘ Horse Races Auto Races Stellar - Platform - Attractions Johnny . Jones Midway Shows Chariot Races — — And The Best Exhibits:In The World. R. M. MATHESON. Pres, -W. L SMALE, Mgr. + ie