The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE “FOLEY DAY” BRINGS HONOR T0 POET WHO BROUGHT NOTE TO NORTH DAKOTA tqNop BR PAID James W. Foley Is Honored Organizations | Throughout the State on} The “Foley Day” By Many First) Annual North « Dakota's first the week te t of « stat! Federal Judge nds Cowboy” From that time till .1 Nash, | Saturd: political He was} for several | of the railroad ivate secretary te In his 1 on cent inspira perspiration” uccess to ever- and patience Found Success by 1910 pelled 910 he w: where sue 1 them out a sums. tes days in order to ea poem by him on the Los labor disturbance in which building was wrecked. entitled ‘The New : 1916 his poem, s ineluded in ion of the pcems r. ly into three e three volumes of his Dawn of L: ‘The Way of childhood, and he: in which eld, d there are the fr tern plains songs in which the poet is mo rs of the poet and of the plains ld well wish our laureate given us more of these, fresh-glean- ed from t he has the life which is passing all too d which so well merits some fitting commemoration from the men and women that made it.” “CASCARETS” 10c BEST LAXATIVE FOR BOWELS “They Work While You Sleep.” If you feel sick, , upset, if your head is dull o stomach is sour or gassy, just take one or two pleasant “Cascarets” to relieve constipation and biliousness. No griping—nicest cathartic-laxative on earth for Men, Women and Chil- dren. sizes—any drug store. MILLER SENDS s pany, th There are songs of | original and versatile. ! en and liv-} ng, or your j 10c boxes, also 25 and 50cj B; with an eloquence which held the ion of all the earth and made new and enlarged influ- destiny of mankind. ‘COOLIDGE ASKS ence ILLOYD GEORGE t and the people of the Unit-| 1 do hereby direct that flugs of the White House and of several departmental buildings t half mast for a per- nd that suitable mil- ul honors under orders | bony | whic! er % Jed s | the the | be dis iod of ary and T0 MR. WILSON Says Wilson Will Be Big Fig- a ure in History Issues Formal Proclamation, | Calls for Flags to be at | Half-mast “| At his new count | Lloyd George, inister, heard from the correspond- t of the Associated Press the news the peaceful passage of Woodrow Britain ur Lord, ndence of the : rica the one hundred and for- odrow Wilson will becom of the great figures of histo his tribute, “He was a man, therefore ‘had his weakne: he was the first to embody the ideal nity of nati A y-eighth. ALVIN COOLIDGE.” and lent, ns Hughes, of State. the people! of the United | By the Ch Seer leath of Woodrow Wilson, ident the United States from | 3, to March 4, 1921, | said Mr. Lioyd ¢ “|GRAYSON TELLS ° CAUSE OF DEATH)", box Pre \ jcrete p “Like Che founder of on, Dis the coun citizen is home at trict of Columbia, deprive JAMES W. FOLEY These nothing more would’ m au ten, # d fast in the minds ¢ b 1s Dr. Grayson, To many n of Mr, Wilson, | js memory nounced the end of the great war I nen, ene 1) ene pul Did Not See Dreams Realized won ie 15 o'clock. | like Lincoln, and action became feebler ists, has not lived to sce and the heart muscle |},i, dreams realized. Nevertheless, | t it refused to) }j, work will be carried on to his end came peace- ory and the permanent, benefit kind. In the natio! ntry out onto nse of eavement, d he attained the ank educator, ‘has ‘left his upon the in al thoug ¢ country, From presidenc ton Univer- | sity he was calle: s fellow cit- izens to be the chief executive of the | New Jerse "Duties TO PRISON Violating Laws own of remote causes of death lie in: jug his ¢ alth, which began more than) vortd nely: General haemopli of death digestive dis- h an in the early part of last week but did not reach an te stage until e early morn- | Me: ng hours of Febru 1" CHILDREN CRY FOR “CASTORIA” Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All Ages il h four y tences For Narcotic REGE with office he the confidence United State ase tion followin be of this EETING of the As- yn of Commerce, una a’. J will be in attendance at the, - of the National Parks High- | Bradley, two de ther them. 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