The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 2

t t b I ° State ee PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE chairman of conference ments, made the presentation speech, ing briefly the gratitude the ns of the di-trict owe to Mr. k for his serviee during the . McClintock it was the greatest gi e received, and expressing t he could not do more for LIKE RAY WILL C COUNTRY HOME MURDERS ONE: Thea Threaten- James W. Foley was introduced by a. P, F was in i uttention ol building arck, when and sof many standing, Mr replete with humor- and sparkling — wit, 1 he expressed the deep entiment of a plea for better haman rstanding, humility and friehd Shoots Down Caretaker. Rush ing Further Murders Away, he friendly fu of 40 y talk w GN WOMAN — ESCAPES SEARCHING FOR HER ch April 25. (By the AL P| . und urged the Re 1 creed A search for Wanda Belaine St¢ jas oa guidance to all. olden 24, Chicago's youngest wo | Rule. he told the audience, hie former assistant U | ereatest document of hum ta , wat extended te | ance ever laid down. Mr. Foley retd ii ia Boller that the | poems in conclusion, and” was. given an REpUts suit here after kill ju n retaker home of Y hy | smarck young ladies who walth ig man, with whom ta hostesses to the Various | ched to the — platfa@n. i where they sa | applause of th Seated at the | pr District |B. Me€lintoc min Brown table r ROA as cof and Mrs. sident Henry local club a Harry Craddig the : Mr. and Mrs. nelund of H t of Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Ny “ Black of Fargo. lowing the banquet the Gover- nor’. ‘ball was. 1d with Wagner's }10-plece orchestra furnishing the mu sic. The banquet was served by the Catholic Daughters of Am Mt} who {were praised for the manner in , Which they handled the big affair, | EDWARD FLYNN | ELECTED WITH | NO OPPOSITION (Continueg from page 1) | Pageant of Welcome, one of the ¢rn- ae high spots, the Grand Forks vugh w most easi When ligh on of constitutio s Ladd, Shipstead Johnson, -| brought a grin to Minnes jians whose state has just been in-| | ed with the farmer-labor move- | BELOW returned , he said, sh@ ca ed 0 1| © determined to kill |)" 3 The p a form of ele path just ered the boat struetions It followed ment. , He paid a high tribute to the les- | perf like rm a live thi and his wife. She once} = day Grindell-Matthews got, sons preached by the pageant andj} bre had made threats against him, |°® ehtning us ¥i : hi | urged Rotarians to work for the | et hei rto mont known Sees | preservation of constitutional - gov- hasn't been tested out on a her companion, r ernment and the protection of the | RAs nahie dane, coungs | ree a _but is an say that] ROT! ARY BALL | functions of the United States su-| in a distance eet we have ighway police to be Ted GlascoWw, AN 7, ‘nreme court which he referred to as Me Nietosappearat the: Dunham) of: | te We have willed AND BANQUET [fhe greatest tribunal dnt the world | y, shriveled up live pl | ; : » being sought. and 2 palladium of public rights, 1 ploded x Al Pi i Sint asattitag, | pladed | gunpowder and GAY ATP AIRS ie ae or Basle Tights Miss Stona s been connected with {Set fire to various orning sessions which got under ngs, lighted electric lamps ti ; ( Bohemians in the north side ts : (Continueg from page 1) Ay r late. colony, where she had lived, They | fackoniatite netos. of by Mr. Finney as “one of! A paper on “Business Methods,” E nd motor ca f our experiments on a seale bear out what we nd nya {2 1 small w: declared ed him she previously had annoy- large have doi ’ then our formui. ed by W. W. Bowers of Albert juet was the re ed by Ed Weston of that Alter hooting down Manni Miss e district, of a s a window in making aa re for to 0. B. M co on aauloyes and em- Cini theaatdane my ED aa Miibewauld or, and M ploye and customer and patron. office when notified by|* barrage for 50 miles arg nklin of B Me hods of pensions, benefits em- don and for five mil invisible, up in the 1 hostile his wife by telephone of the shoot- iit As the ray i Manning was killed, he said, when | Pine crew could not dodge it 4 * Mimning tried to eject Miss Stopa, | Weuld not know when we were turn i 3 ntly Hl fing it in’ its direction ppelins f Mia: , recently ill of influ-| Weuldn’t live more than a few sec enza bed when Miss Stopa| ond Until the other day the name of Grindell-Matthews was unknown to the British people, It has just been j revealed that the British govprn- 1 to restrain | ment for one discovery during the rew a revoly-| War paid him $125,000 within 24 er wrap and| hours after he told the authoritic | about it, entered the house the doorway ithreat Mi attrac ind when he Miss Stopa th er from the Shegan firing. Miss Stop ant distri cered Boats 1915, England was wrought up over air raid by Zeppelins. Her arm 1 navy directors were in the market foe an A that could be sent up with . helicve her mentally normal and | out anybody on it and that could be ean en eae for over 33 years on. her to submit to 1 lhnetnny by rm i from s WHY PAY WAR PRICES? _her insane but hig! Finer Texture and Larger Volume in Your Bakings In Decembe as graduated | terribly from a local pai ttade to practice IHinois in the aid he did not | si #7. tter hly emotional, Butterflies Are Matthews an Ounces for (more snes pound and es half for a quarter) 0 one co f the Los Angeles, swarms of known as EADAL HERS) LTBI EAN sues) set jfour, went out to Richmond Park, ‘April. 25. ve butterflies, commonly “Painted Ladie ating from Lower a, Mexico, to southern Cali-| Whi d The movement lasted about | ‘¥linder composed of two weeks and reached as far north | Selenium tabl “as Los Angeles, 175 miles from| three inches By far Minny che Grindell- Matthews the pond his motorboat, which had on board an launched on ‘the border. The butterf! tra ues Ne Ow ao Tata § din dense clouds, and the radia-| Dr, Fournier be. The sales : tors of many automobiles were| light on shore was of the or ¢ P d: U: d plastered "with “the vari-coored [tse used on torpedo bods and h Millions of Pounds Use Avings. 24-inch Parsons mirr Balfour b hi G : In 1901 there was a similar] stood by Grindell- and told y the overnment ord Migyation, London Bridge Is 100 100 Years Old London, April 25.—London Bridge ‘is a hundred. years old, and still go- | ing strong. The first pile was driven March 15, 1824. The old London ridge, which is replaced was built in the twelfth century and served traffic over the Thames until 1832. the latter wha evolutions he want- le The guaranteed special patent flours CLIMAX - OCCIDENT or LYON’S BEST e When the slight extra cost of these flours-means 80 little in the total cost of your baking, isn’t it unwise to risk time, work and materials with ordinary flour? Using our special patentlour is your protection against bak- xt OLYMPIC STAMPS Paris/ April 25.—A series of new Postage stamps has been put in cir- “culation here. They are being print- ed at the expense of the Olympic games fete committee and are the same colors as the existing stamps sof the value of \5, 10, 25 and 50 centimes. They will remain on sale until Oct. 1. * ares ing failures. Its money back guarantee is an insurance © ‘New «York, ‘April _ 26.-Pennsy)- policy with every sack. vania, New ‘Jersey, Massachusetts and New York lead the country with the highest death rates ‘from dia- petes, according to insurance statis- ics. This is said to be duc to the fact that the disease is mote often Zatal to persons of foreign extraction COST MORE WORTH IT! RUSSELL- MILLER MILLING Co. arrange- ! epidemic 100 per cout ‘effective, an to those of native stock. The uthern and western states have ¢ lowest death rate from the dis-| / ‘ y, ease, i ; 98 TOR NORTH DAKOTA - 2 ployed by great industries were dis- ussed in Superior, Wis. was, welcomed back to the ninth district after a brief fil ation with the Tenth. Ch aid he was e held at the McKerzie hotel. ‘the afternoon pro- gram was devoted to two addre: 3 “World Wide Rotary,” by Rot Crawford ‘ullough, past interna Rotary president and “Let Us jearn To I Where We “Are” A. G. Arvold, Fargo. yave another of his humorou r spiced up the confer: Cities and Duluth spee- ning and! saves at i1 P.| of influenza, 5 Operations—15 years suffering with con- iinet 3 © Lineinig’s cde" is typical of nds cf othe: nH E relief fro: ia, bran €a an be Read what he _ Dear Sir: I have been afflicted with consti- pation for the past 15 years, and during that time I have been in four different hospitals and sub- mitted to five different operations that were the result of constipa- tion. I was getting so bad that every ment I ate soured on my stomach. ‘Two months ago I was advised to eat your Kelloge’s Krumbled Bran. I tried it, as I was trying everything I could hear of, From that day on TI have never taken a physic. My stomach does not sour any more and my bowels Phone 306 PARSNIPS GREEN n| tories with Hartford, Coan. James W. Foley | year. COOK’S GROCERY TOMATOES CELERY LETTUCE BEETS Solid Trainload Of Studebaker Cars. | Shipped To Hartford South Bend, Ind,, trainload of cars w: day from the A solid | led to- | fac: as their hig Studebaker destination. one of the biggest ts of automobiles single | made led Bend, this train two freight of models. It) y of Detroit to pick up loads’ of Big. the train con alued at app ving South ‘large shipment to th s the insistent, heavy demand) South Bend and iat capacity, detroit are running Bran ‘restores health moye regularly morning and evening. Yours sincerely, Frank Lancing, 1806 Jefries Ave., Marion, Ind. For permanent relief, eat Kellogg ’s n regularly, Two tablespoonfuls with every | a to bring re- sults, or your grocer will return your moncy. You will like the delicious nut-like flavor of Kellogg's Bran—so different s, which un- n with palatable. milk or cream, cereals, Cook it with hot cc it in the reeipes given on the luhou ine aha linia enenua ess in Battle Creck, Sold by all grocu@®™ §12-Ave. Ds < CARROTS. ONIONS, Strawberries, pint box Grape Fruit, 3 for.. Oranges, dozen Seeded Raisins, 71, lb. package... Shreaded Wheat, 2 packages Post Bran, QUPACKAGERI. cath yee chasse! Macaroni, Spaghetti, and N 4 packages Successors to Why, Carry? We Deliver Free of Charge. Brown &Tiedman QUALITY GROCERY . PHONE 53 oodles, E. A. Brown, Asparagus Tips Special, Two bunches for .. 9—l5e cans for.......... 12 Rolls for.. Per jar Foley’s Fancy. Seeded Raisins Special, 4 packages for .. SATURDAY SPECIALS Fresh Strawberries, Bananas, \Oranges, Grapefruit, Apples, Ice Berg Head Lettuce, Celery, Beets, Carrots, Green Onions, Radishes, Cauliflower, Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Asparagus, Pie Plant, Parsley, New Potatoes, New Cabbage. Solvene Shredded Soap Special, . Tokiwax Toilet Paper Specials Libby’ 's 20 oz. Jar ‘Sour Pickles Special, sumer. BROWN ~JONES CALL OR TELEPHONE 34 Low pricks may interest-the Purchaser, but Quality is what interests the Con- Call 34 and get _ QUALITY GOODS. - or 2 dozen Sweet Juicy CUCUMBERS RADISHES CELERY HEAD LETTUCE Saturday Special: Partial List. Oranges........ 55e TOMATOES ONIONS ASPARAGUS CARROTS Inspect our window for’ your Saturday selection. _ STRAWBERRIES and CREAM. _ 2 for FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924 - LOGAN'S “We Thank You” “Where Quality Is Higher Than Price.”, Strawberries—— “ASPARAGUS FRESH BEETS RADISHES GREEN ONIONS SPINACH HEAD LETTUCE TOMATOERS NEW CABBAGE ‘CARROTS Lake viene “HEINZ Ot VARIETIES, “RICHELIEU BRAND.” NATIONAL BISCUI' IS. All Phones 211 11¢—3ra St. Last Delivery Saturday 4:30 p.m. Other week days 4:00 p.m. Close 8:00 p. m. Richholt's Cash and Carty ‘Leow ] Grocery [2 * =~] The Original Cash and Carry Store. 10 pounds, Granulated Sugar Fancy Chickens. Mer apOUNd sn tve qewigne MocAbsiaes occas Swift’s Premium Hams. Per pound Swift’s Rib Back Bacon, By the strip, per pound 5 dozen, Strictly Fresh Eggs........ Richholt’s Quality Coffee, equal to any 50c coffee on the market, lb Richholt’s Special Blend Coffee, per pound Money back if not satisfied. Monarch Catsup, regular value 30c. 2 bottles * No. 2 can Tomatoes, PC) GR ou sansa on au aa houdo mes nba nelres oG 25c . 9 cans $1.00. oe Cream of Wheat, | p Sputkages:.. setccnctss. chore asco cre 5 70c “ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes or Post Toasties, Ary Gilanges packages sc. cis... Gin ose eee os 40c 4 large cans, a California: Peaches ..: 2.00.2... ccc cece eee 90c 5 bars, : Electric Spark. Soaps...........20.0. eee 25c¢,, 3 large rape Fruit é Fresh Strawberrie: Per box .. Fancy Banan. Per pound TRY RICHHOLT’S CASH AND CARRY PLAN. BismarckFoodMarket ES | SPECIALS [ "it | For Saturday PICNIC HAMS Armour’s Fresh Shipment in every week. weight about 8 pounds, Per Pound only Armour’s Shield Bacon, Ib.........6. 25e Average 19¢ 's Boneless Picnics, per lb......3.24¢ SUGAR ORANGES Pure Fine Granulated. , Sunkist—Sweet and s ere Special ’ Juicy. 11 pounds 4 dozen 11) era $1 .00 only .. 97c With each $1.00 purchase . or more. DANISH'PRIDE Milk. Tall cans. (Save the Coupons‘ 2 Talls cans for.. ... 8 Tall cans for.... 1 case, 48 cans for. 5 45 “ SYRUPS White, and Dark. 2 qts White Karo... .33c. VY gal. Dark.. + .87e TOMATOES Utah Maid, Large PEANUT BUTTER Extra fancy. Put up in 1 lb. and 2 lb. Mother Goose pails with handles. 1 Ib. per pail . .38e 2 Ib, per pail. -63e MISSION. TOILET TISSUE 20c 3 large Rolls .+...... PUMPKIN Stone’s S. O. Brand. Large size. DRIED FRUITS Extra Fancy Pears, 2 pounds. . Bxtra Fancy Prunes, 3 Ibs. . Thompson Stin-Maid, Seedless Raisins, 6 Ib Apricots, Fresh Stock, 3 pounds. . Extras, hae 3 > Yo | Sumah Lemons; dozen. ooo ssa .37¢,} VEGETABLES. ks : Fresh Lettuce — Celery — New Carrots New Cabbage — Baby Beets — Asparagus — Ratishes Tomatvés e 5 cans sf6r°...¢ only ...