The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1924, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE If the} don't belong to it. I hope we can| ; ‘em with a third party in the | next election | 3 THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1924 by Chinese bandits, died here of pneumonia, D., Mrsy J. 0, Hoff| Funeral services_were held. here. mother of Bernard|A son, Joseph Hoff, was summoned PAGE SIX LIMIT DEBATE titude of practically every senator present, the only accompl in support of the measure. tors from one northws be believ as only secure a conviction or to justify a |moruer OF MISSIONARY criminal prosecution and therefo SLAIN IN CHINA, DIES tern state | lick Abercrombie. post-mortem not only is unneces Hl | | Sins | but de: le,” sa David -}of Abercrom : I | through proposed | yy of7G) sel eeeentiycd wounds received ——— A | e pol- | Mercer county, in a teu ts o mi vhere he and his » $50,000,000 to be uppro- 0 yy when the mi where he and - Ieee ilgteisuted, “ean | ding the death of And bride lived was attacked and raided] Read Tribune Want Ads. 14, who died of menii alleged ‘induced by blow on hea icted by Herbert’ Schneider, in school boy's quarrel. rst proposed that use h as the made compul- LOAN MEASURE ©: or | No Evidence to Warrant Post-| | Mortem, Says Schwartz , Republican, as an amendment to the Norbeck-Burt- 3 7 sR Hicl ment was lost} farmers of one of those oy i iD. S RGAMU Gaon coniuatea by ane ° Le Senate Adopts Rale Restric EEO enter into competition with fens Sats Tene naz ks ittter a chordal esetipation oh] Pie le Mila cr pri IK usiness tan S ing Speeches in Today's Avevara (on theveveraumvnational itor Copeland, Democrat, New] Wagner’s Orchestra’s St.|the facts and all the attending cir-| he declared, that young Entzell w Discussion Senator Walsh York, insisted that the sltudtion: Patricks Party. Patterson Geer ha qs calbieni tune ke tha aggressor in the school boy's ; ee -] the northwest constituted c Hall. 1 . HIT COULTER PLAN i : pore eee or other danger- 4 ; q r lk Magnus For It ’ 's Declare Measure Is t by Senator Trammell. oy eae ei lec a herds Morea, by Hau e a to h é ; wner $ 0 ] ’ rift to Northwest ec of the bill which would % : a spring wheat the Rep H party would — Washinzto! The Nor- was defeated | Reoubticuns,” he said, “because I = M4 . meine i ier teas Repu ne sid cet == —WeBelieve that it takes special farm relief measures to onsent, th A a _——s v be taken up at this sension of to limit debate, he: \ young man stepped in — é Congress, was defeated in the at 1 o'clock, | Each — og a conc wil DOCTOR) Klein’s T == something more than vole which came : : [ = / st abate, leah M.E. BOLTON |) ein S oggery == a good car to makea i endimne of Senator : : => beet | illeat New (Meteo, tori Osteopath : this a. m. ‘He purchased a shirt and => eee and cement 4 or Toast bans Specialist in the pig! Folks thought said to the clerk — “You know — I ——s Satisil owner. =p perean was under dis Chronic po! ove an never knew you had such an elegant = j DEFEAT 5 ai y . 2. he. a Laalast Diseases | ual alate ice pitas of ine rks bigs te => 5 PHONE ; precluded ’ | does best in a neat, clean ain ave the finest stock in the = 490 fae i Sones: Telephone 240}! house thatiscool in sum- att : = ss bill, Dr. John Lee Coulter, i el mer and warm in winter. ° r Seen ae ane INST RETE 119% a i So money-making farm- : — Lahr Motor Sales Company Agricultural College and sponsor Bismare . i ers are walling and ceil- il ll | oR RE HW | | | | => o! e bi declare when in- i a i il PR Be gee gcccaned Wal N. D. ing theirhog houses with = = es ; formed of the bill's defeat in care ly Sheerocl=-theaiqeren a -F the senate today. i C Confidence was expressed by j wallboard. Costs little, Dr. Coulter, however, ‘that this goes up easily, stays put | great rich agricultural section is | 7 i permanenily. tic td going right ahead with its de- | b | : | velopment from a straight wheat | N e W. ¢ i | state to a mere balanced and e ! @ ee a otice: Water Lonsumers | | congress has refusqd the aid we 1 | asl he i “tae WATER BILLS ARE NOW PAST DUE - added five hour |] Payment must be made on or before March 15th, the fireproof | Bee.o) the many ' after which a penalty of $1.00 is attached. WALLBOARD \ | A. J. ARNOT, | ! Treasurer Water Department. F. H. Carpenter Basan | Lumber Company i : A e : ' ; ye € ~ . a > e | _ The finest of cars can be sold at these prices | | ae. : HE Studebaker name guaran- _the only makers of cars at our prices > Where savings come ee att tees to you the utmost in fine- —_ who do this. : : car construction. For 72 years It means careful inspection. With Then how do the Studebakers so : Bes it has stood for quality, for honest _us it means 30,000 inspections in the far undersell any comparable cars? “ : ‘ f i eit workmanship, for square dealing. manufacture of each Studebaker car. Erealuse we build so many. The k \ ei aseat d for styl fixed costs are divided by enormous i aH 1 i riages — supreme examples of fine It means a car to be proud of. ent we build our own bodies. plugs, ; e ks the engine with pre-ignition. q coach building. Our body finish includes 15 coats le saving to you on some types is : ‘ ! ce i nid Consider our facilities—mark what of paint nian up to $300 per car. 60% of Mid West motorists have learned by experience that Polarine mini- thy we have at stake. $90,000,000 in as- Chase Mohair is used to upholster “¢ Because we make our own forg- mizes carbon deposits. 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