The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT TESTIMONY ON 6.0.P. PARLEY IS RELATED Oil Committee Continues Its Pursuit Into the Report of Influence in 1920 Further in at the convention today by Washington, April 9 quiry into reports of Republican national deals made f Oklahoma, told him he had cheek’ that resulted nation of Warren G. Har This place the Chicago convention, Baugh conver took convent Chicag. “I had no pa or disbursement. o said J.B. French of testified st Monda fold him he had Miller’ to pay the hea 1 n collection Miller arters « of the Harding committee at | Chicago. There was no discussion of oi) lands or leases at either of his meet | ings with Hamon, Miller said. Hi | told him at the Indianapolis nye | that he was for Lowden, but adder that Mrs. Hamon was a distant rel | ative of Mr. Harding and that he| Was importuned to support Harair The witness then denied specifi | that Hamon had given $25,000 to the | Harding fund. | $10PRIZEIS OFFERED FOR | SELLING TALK | A $10 cash prize offered tonight to the member of the sales inatrue- tion school of the Lahr Motor Sales Company who gives the best selling talk on the merits of an Ov ear will bring interest in the ble to com W. M. Buck tive of the pany, who is co declared the ucting the clas: advancement made Methods of manner of p rity of the product offered have been given in the classes. His experience throughout country has taught him, Mr. Buek told membe of the that oa student of salesmanship to get tie best results from his efforts must first master self-confidence. ‘The salesmanship school here, he said, hag developed a happy | group of really interested men who are an xious to better themselves mentally and financially. The instruction wax offered without charge by the Lahy Motor Sales Co. SAM H. CLARK LAUNCHES NEW PUBLICATION 1 HT. Clark, founder and pub r of Jim Jam Jems is launch hew publication from Minne- He has christened it Folly It will be of SrA cover, printed ith sumptuous tures. 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That’s hat perfection! You’ll find it in the Gordon, "is a good model outdoor man who ‘em well. It’s an aceful style in many summery colors. Quality back of the style, too. GORDON HATS TIVE DOLLARS Before School fortify @ Your Child se SCOTT'S 5S | 4 2) EMULSION Go To The Bismarck Shoe Hospital For First Class Shoe Repairing. H. BURMAN, Prop. WEBB BROTHERS Undertakers — Embalmers Funeral Directors Licensed Embalmer in Charge. 7 Day Phone 246 Night Phones 246-887 PERRY : + large sys- | H ae EE been vers econd | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE p-} their records before the h | school. of the orchestra. One of the p: p| Crow Shooting Con 1s Carrie J Bond, who Nt aA mecting of will be nd of a rfect Day”. | c chestra played the pie on | al compliments, Seventy-five ha ted they I be a crow would | part of national shooting conte f | of the seven group organi the North Dakota Bank ‘LOCAL MUSIC. | MAKERS ENJOY _| tier met sesterday | TRIP TO ORIENT §: ssociation, to arran. 4 || 1] Bismarck mus Stur Music ™ North eo ns in the a‘ 1 Arti sident Madison, will return in a/ tne Secret All the mu | jinelude Tyol Thayer, A, EB and Harry Smith of Bism: [Archie MePhee, time, s, witch { Flewer 1, oand who made the trip] E. Petry, H. dg SS manager, report a fine - = Acco to word rece+ved | MEXICAN LABOR COMING jhere, they received nice notic Grand Forl ‘.D., Apr [the “Japan Advertise nila} can laborers who are to cul {Tim for their s the by sugar beet fields in the vi orchestra that had co and Kast during the coming arrive here about April 20, tn] | to the Orient. | The local musicians played at the |Oriental Hotel in Kobe, and were} | offered 200 yen to play an extra hour . LOVE “The Parisian" New York, rill room of tne At Manila they in the x hong hotel for the Tat the Army d » offered # six month lub. They played at Prince formal butterfly dane, It is Cheaper. “Dress Up and Succeed” The Hat Does Not: Make The Man-- But it Helps Him to Look His Best. — few minutes in front of our mirror —you will find the hat you need. Dress Up and “Succeed. 5.6. BERGESON & SON Hand tailoring. Hand pressing. MIDLAND GRAIN COMPANY Minneapoljss Minnesota. : - Williston, N. D. We Bay Grain of All Descriptions in Car Lots, © always'in the market. paying highest prices net to 10 com r r shipping point. basis o . Dut will pay premiums for qual- We bu ing attached, for 90% of the when car is unloaded. We are and are members of the Cam- hed day or night by telephone: Ist WILLISTON We invi to le ou Midland Grain ‘ompany - J. L. Huber, Manager. WILLISTON, NORTH DAKOTA es) —write us when you, will be able you by long distance phone giving you Farm Land forRent We have some excellent land in the river bottoms south of Bismarck for Rent on Shares, or for Cash. Sec. 5 and 8-138-80. Also excellent upland under cultivation near Menoken, Sec 1-138-79, Sec. 6-138-79, ‘Must be taken promptly. Inquire J BISMARCK REALTY CO. “Punch” When You Need It! A Willard Threaded Rubber Battery has more “punch” to spin a stiff engineon cold morn- ings. It lastslonger, too, remains more fully charged and {s less rid to freeze. Priced as low as 5 If you want a good battery at astill lower price there’s awood- insulated Willard foronly $16.95 dose of! cording to word frgm the members | 5 ~The or. during a dinner hour and received her person- | The orchestra was offered another trip oh the President | Madison and before they landed re- Proposition veived a purse from the passengers | Secretaries S' associa- | of the Rotary he office of | preposition of a ty of the || programs and | city the time of mecting of the various | to that now used in ca groups throughout the state during | J My announced recently by | BOYS’ WORK PLAN TALKED to Combine It i With School Work | Members of the school board last night discussed with representatives and Kiwanis clubs a joint undertaking to handle the boys’ welfare work in the under a plan somewhat similar ng on the ile band and orch work, No definite action was taken, and nother meeting will be held Friday night. Under the plan the boys’ work puld be supported in part through QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Mining Com- I stock, $200,-! . P. A. Harder, nd Forks |Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ‘on are due to! That is the joyful cry of thousands Edwards produced Olive the substitute for calomel. wards, a practicing physician e |for 17 years and calomel’s old-time iscovered theformula for Olive s while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not ntain calomel, but a healing, soothing able tiv No griping is the vnote” of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab- jlets. They cause the bowels and liver to They never force them to unnatural action. |, Ifyouhave a ‘dark brown mouth "— | bad breath—a dull | headache—torpid li you'll find quick, sure and ple: | Sults from one or two of D: ! Olive Tablets at bedtim |, Thousands take them ever | to keep right, Try them. 1 the efforts of the two others, with the school directing the work. The school board passed a resolu- ition to off $25,000 of bonds due in 1925. clubs and authorities WOULD RESTORE PROFITS TAX Washington, April 9.—R of the excess profi w posed in an amendment to t hue bill introduced today by Senatoi Brookhart, Towa, Relieves Rheumatism Musterole loosens up stiff joints and drives out pain. A clean, white oint- ment, made with oil of mustard, it usually brings relief as soon as you start to rub it on. It does all the good work of the old- fashioned mustard plaster, without the blister. Doctors and hurses often rec- ommend its use, To Mothers: Musterole is now made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. 35&65c in jars& tubes; hospital size, $3 HONEY“TAR re Bae Opiates, Ingredients printed on Wrapper INSIST UPON FOLEY’S ‘SHOE REPAIRING Hand and Machine’ Work. We Buy and Sell Second Hand Shoes — Mail Orders Given Special Attention. JOE MARKUS 6th Street and Broadway. THE GREEN. BLDG. 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