The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX ¢ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE “TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1921\ HARMONY TALK AGAIN BREAKS - QUT IN LEAGUE Roy Frazier Not Alone in Efe ; forts ,to Change Align- ment in This State 4 FRAZIER FOR COOLIDGE tio Raps Leaguers Who Seek To : Repudiate Action of Com- mittee in Bismarck In spite of the outbursts of partisan Le ‘ which lowe c r Pre Coolidge by th epublican committ hy leader still pring from || reasons may come from | csive to undermine the Independ- in the state and split. th anks, they 1 from a vietion that the Nonpartisan Le alone cannot win in the next tion or they may come from a sin- cere desire on the part of some of the more broad-minded league le ers to end the internecine warfa in North I : Roy Fr started the har- | mony talk, is ¢ again, On his return from out a statement in Fargo, He a slap at those leaguers who scek | to repudiate the action of the le: tate committee in com Bee aolidpeaett sv sitys: \ ommittee at Bismarck rep WM factions of the party, | ing a major lem something must certain th the best i what is of benefit to thy farmer is al equal his 1. V. A. neighbor, We per or suffer from the same Let us ‘get together and make ed effort in both factions to bring about better conditions in the and abidegby the will of the m ity. This can be done if the obstruc- tionists will not interfere and upset the desire of all those, who are de- pendent on their work in‘this state for a tiveljhood. This program could he carried out at a state convention in the fut which both factions | would have fair representatic d # convention that would nominate candidate for governor who, would carry out the program regardless of who was hit in the cut in appropria- tions. We need a nfin, not one weak kneed, but one who will carry out the pledges of a real reform’ plat- form." \ The call of Burleigh Spalding for| the state convention of “Real Repub- | licans” gives Burleigh county nine} delerates. The delegates for each| county are: “Aaams, 2 delegates; Barne Benson, 6; Billings, 1; Bottineau, Bowman, Burke, 3; Burleigh, 3 Cavalier, 7; Dickey, 6; Di- Dunn, 3; Eddy, mmons, olden iT Grand 4 Mercer 2 Morton 6; I Nelson Oliver 1; Pembina 8; Pi Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a iit- | tle “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- | intly that corn stops hurting, then | shortly you lift it right off with fin-| i ‘Your druggist sells a tiny’bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient ‘move. every hard corn, soft corn, rn between the toes, and the foot S, without soreness or irrita- | 4 9; Ransom Renville pilait TI ‘ who led Wisconsin | jfrom Washington where he has spent|tenced to serve six weeks in the|here even unto death. A’ school|her birth be made upon her tomb- OA Oe en TIRES TRAM , a nat over | the past week or more on matvers| Stutsman county jail. teacher's will’ specifies no date’ of| stone. 4 Siow ’ ) N.Y 1915 lof important business in connection| Martin Haas, 45, of New Rockford, a and | ith the Coulter, bill which would| was sentenced to serve 10 days in he Sveti Ne J Ortine, Cardinal star, Ziebell’s great | enable farmers of the Northwest to| the Eddy county jail for. violating Constipation lays you wide ‘open to other | ‘lian tal 87 , HBCU Mh Ste SECRK Fy at ‘Mr. | the Mann act. / ‘ Will s 6; total 27 top £ get 1 s from the government. Vs tN Rock- us J cd him as a wonderful pl McInnes reports that the majority of | Le IR lg et aap ay diseases—relieve it with Kell 5$ Bran. local t lfson hose interested in this bill and| ford, pleading guilty to selling Qs. i Take F: Wale ame. n Hauser and Scroggins at for-| many who were not interested prior | quor, was fined $25. eee Simple Way To Take Fast Basketball ¢Game, 4 Shepard and Noddings at | fo the recent meeting, are very on-|, Albert Alexander Millerwise is be- |) Don't take chances with constipa- jeverywhere agree that only ALL bran T. “¢ 16 to 34, Here gu ved the visitors even, 8] thusiastic over it now, and he fects |g tied on the charge of smuggling /¢ion! ‘This terrible ailment can send |ean be 100 per cent. effective—they Take Off Fat RIA HE first quarter. The visitors | certain. that it will pass without any | [liens into the United States across | poisons into your eystem which may |recommend Kellogg’s Bran. ‘There can be nothing simpler than : | vith (He seeondy ARRgHBIE | Comte e ey tee Any the Canadian border, near Neche,|Jead to serious diseases. The longer ‘ * "i ‘i i | difficulty. The bill provides that each | "+ 4 king a conven The nera es Company bas- : neral Tires | ¢, Id borrow from the Unit-{ . those poisons accumulate, the more ketba " Tacoma, Wash , at Far, ear tele ante oe ron ngerous they become. Begin at once ketball i ! : argo to 3 : beat Jed States government, cash moncy at | "BANK CLOSES * ; % 4 eh i ton, . n working Nina: ralevef #0) event toNpenielEN ae etm Choe S ate Bank, | £22¢ Four system from them. ngoy the delisisis mut-like favor— orate Miiteated the Tae) nifhe Rane REM will tackle Fargo | yack within a period of three years.|eqhital $1500 and. deposits, $21,000, | Eat Kellogg's Bran, If eaten rogu- the exclusive Kellogg ttavar. : Eat Kellogg’s Bran, cooked and Eat at least two tablespoonfuls daily—in chronic cases with every meal. You will like it. You will ¥ Y rly, it i lieve the ame price h etball team,| what should be a fast game. | NO One farmer could borrow more} has closed, according to information larly, it is guaranteed to reliev. j most chronic ca f constipation, or < {ow OPERONS EROC Ti EOREE roach “Duteh” Bo jthan $1,000, according to the bill. |hore. Officers are: A. T. Welch, your grocer will return your money, Tt |krumbled, with milk or cream, Sprinkle cht. | if s. U Kige ESTE age president; A. V. Fisher, vice-pres- | %, » jn- [it over other cereals. Cook it with ShREAR EIN FOBUEEBO ne CLE "Pha see 1 thriller} “| Sees Gain in : PO RET Tre ident; C.J. Kjeseth, cashier. Stock | #paute’s Onn Washoraaat seen: hot cereals, Try it in wonderful bran u like and keep on petting slim-lout fr the hig roy Washington For |PINGR rae Nts owed chiefly by’ farmers in| jarly—for Kelloge’s Bran acts ‘ex-| muslin, bread, gMddle cakes and other i And the t f r : é fi ava tae 4 | OBSCENE — CHARGE | that vicinity, it is understood. actly as nature acts. It makes forever |Tecipes given on every package. vreseription | Tabl , ! ger c asket she Coulter Plan ae | Most of deposits were public funds! unnecessary the use of habit-forming| Kelloge’s Bran is the road back to rmless. That is your absolute oT a bur | Jamestown, N. D., Jan. 21. jof state and aa subdivisions. | drugs and pills, health, It is made in Battle Creck wrd, Purchase f your) The nl Tires te as | | Plinski of Pingree, N. D., convict Kellogg’s Bran, cooked and krum-jand is served in individual packagea presend di i rmola)up of Ziehe ix foot, » ce alley dan, 23 oJ. - ir. federal court here of sending an | i Timid “About ile Ane, ,..| bled. has “proved ‘Successful Hi lait tha tending Hotels andielabe’ very Woodward Ave, Detroit, called the i o nes, president of the = Dh ‘m| obscene letter through the mails to} Ripon, Yorkshire. Eng—A woman's gd has Vrailed. "This iS eae Hed Ask for i it at your reidaunan: | Yeager, midwes git [Buren Federation, hus returned |a young girl at Pingree, was sen-| desire to hide her age has persisted| Kellogg's is ALL bran. Doctore {It is eald by all grocets THO NAN IAU ATTN TE FAG OO TON TAN TAN 00 TAN TAN TAN Dt Till The Soil That Feeds You! ' 4 f | ta Mother Earth is mankind’s best provider. She pro- ' duces everything we wear -- everything we eat -- and everything that shelters uS. In. brief Mother. Earth has made life possible. So it is with your city and your merchants. Your success is dependent upon their success. You must support them or they will retrograde. “YOU are to them what the PLOW is to the field. hig : / IN OTHER WORDS, sustain your merchants by BUYING AT HOME. The good will of the buying public is the goal of the modern ailler. Without it they cannot exist. Back up your merchants‘and you prosper with them. By boost- ing the “Buy-at-Home’’ movement you help put your commun-- ity ON THE MAP, :