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

PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1924 | ° ° ship. ‘ew irigibles could h GENERAL FENG ‘Business Women Are Rallying Te = |SHENANDOAH [252.5 TON, 9 IN CONTROL IN. Support Of Republican Candidates; NEARS END OF [smischessste HEAD HOUSE in strength of str lity of navization CHINA GAPITAL Organize For Active Campaign Work GREAT FLIGHT cen om Phas eae service, tle, at present senior of the Mlinois Central a 3 = z | to become the new president of § siWnay Hinga/ moana ; oe aM 5 ao oe | Roebuck and Company, Julius Ro President ‘Taso-Kun a — Z ‘ ee Many New Records for nivia SUSPECT HELD Tas preatae i of the ‘va onder to tn cect i Cab i - Le sig . Airships Is Being Es IN FARGO JAIL ; r a Uo au inet Stays j és ; : 4 esident to b © chi Sree / j 2 ‘ : lished Now 1 fe ERT ot ccinaetaa: an . rr er, 2 wr : CROSSES MOUNTAINS Be One of Gang of Vege iin, Believed That Pronouncement till iy , ie ; men Arrested of President Was Known . WAR STOPPED ; ‘eo ; ; ie a ee Kittle, who is 44 years old, 3 g a v Fargo, Oct. 25.—-Harry Miller, ar By General Chang . y i , a : : 2 aN mG ‘ade | Tested by pout gv week si e a 7 iW ae ; : : Us . : ny! ed weapons a ' ’ ‘ ening, china OC, Tsco-Kun ee the only American built rigid to the district court, may be one o = 4 | FOR COUNTY resigned the presidency of the é tts : when it completes its 9,000 ee : 4 she | & game of several robber s i 1 Chi government ¢ om 5 Ay and is led into a it in Minot for alleged robbery of + . TREASURER understood that General Feng | 1 * S 3 . E Cb 3 8P-l string of North Dakota ' - : ee , who is in control of the | ae é : proxima day oe cording to information 7 es instructed the cabinet | anf ‘ j ; Skirting e sides of the United) Minot by W. M - ae To the Voters of Burleigh States and returning by ulmost { fs tary of the North Ds : bs same route, s a oz has had ounty: me route, the Shenandoah has had | avcoctation, Cc ty 0 i 2) | See 3 : one of the severest tests ever given mR Qhtshen ok Ware . ‘ * a 4 hvelyaiee , ‘ 7 etl. eS airship. ‘The cruise no ||,, Sess BS sldlebion a Weal q The undersigned, one of ate iss Pygss , : county is on his way to Fargo to ai- Hy Te OF lent Tsao GADIE MAES} \lonzest both in and distance | tempt to identify Miller. : aa the nominees to be voted for ntral Chinese govern: | | gpg ge i es ever made by an ta 1 : f at the ensuing election to be » war in which the | frees ‘ ne oth i = igible, é “ : he Id November 4th next, so- Ween vesistins ‘ No other rigid airship has even i od al Chang ‘Tso. | — Business women are coming into| strong appeal to this group of| fessional Women's Club of Cleve- ‘ vee aMOUNEATH Henke pa ig s your support for the of- hurian leader, and ex- | their own in the political world. | thinking women Because they land, of which club she asses as the She os Ped fice of C ounty T urer, Not military head of | From coast to coast they are rally-/are business women themselves,| charter member. At present she| did ii its two crossings of the Rowk. | EXPERT ase ’ @ able to see all the vot- , {ing to the support of the Republi- they ih wen quick 10 realize is acting as private secretary to! jes, It is the first 5 ans and aa Vile Enel wordt ption that Manchurian and | C2" party and already their tn-/a i Mrs. Elizabeth C. ‘T. Miller, who) fully complete a west bound yoy cl * ers and as the final word of a hieftains have reached av | fucnce 1s being felt. State dir- Coclidg ae f - af-|1s well known politically in the! ycross the United States and. the leaning, : ' Ma! | candidate before the election a eek vo | ectors are being appointed who fairs o gover state of Ohio. litirst rigid: aiFMitipoweee ob qhe Mise * . ‘ soon to be held. I repeat that fauitecenniticent \ quar.) @f€ quick to round up the Republi- s asine:s by j ro-| Miss Hinkle 4s in the insurance! (j.cippi River. Pressing, : asf mi | it elected to this oitic oe T will geune re Seb: . woo sto budget. busine s 5 Pe aah i o8: is Surinice in mans ure | can business women in their sta “know waget business in San Antonio. She)" "1. i the first vigiq airshipeto. sail Repairing, rive to the d f the office | organizing them into Republican “ hey to feel sponsored the Business and Pro-| 9! one panic Geen Nivah GSPbInE 4, : give to the du of the office | Business Women's Clubs. Accord- nation sdininist fessional Women's Club in Sar} ""4,. hufteting received. by the Dyeing . aN _ my personal attention an-L Whee anil nrab. | NEO Miss Ida Anderson, national ed according 9 + Seiest huge Antonio and served as its first vice! c.onuidouh as it fought pales over t 1 ‘i 2 best efvor nd will appre- edge and prob- | director of business and profess- ines princess president. Fiber males reas e prices : : : yee Meet eae nee SUI ee at reasonale price ciate the support of each witheGont/Ghane [Saray womenieoe tenn eniuilentl i ree bus-| From 1922 to 1923 Mrs, Ainey | TS HELE aE SUR URE ae h beli National Committee, a permanent s 1 r own acted as president of the State! S S ‘an-bi . = k BS FISK | veter, who may believe me Suits Made to CHARLES J. worthy of his or I suffrage, Measure Candidate for today sim | organization of business women is. st: oi tent suj porters) Federation of Business and Pro- | ultaneous! ith the uate of | Heing built up state by state, which of i ty, Mrs. fessional Women’s Clubs of Wash- | peace mandates by which President | will ca. on between 8.) Marguerit “ or °C) - ington. She has always been act- | 'W. a a ‘Tsao Kun terminated the war in| always ready to. actively par Oe 8 Cora Ainey of ively interested in civic matters, TYPEWRITERS x eral j ICE OF SUPREME COURT. GER D L compliance with an ultimatum from | {pate in local and national polit Tacoma, Wash.; und Miss Sadie Mrs, Ainey is appointing an out- | OF ALL MAKE: SMOLA’S 5 x D. eae 3 i General Feng and his associates. State directors report that they Hinkl si Antonio, Texas. ie i i a > x. D SE ENGST gro inecelving & ready “remponie Fora number ot years Stra, standing business woman to head | Rented — Repaired || TAILOR SHO! from business women everywhere.| Bendell served as executive sec-, UP the work in each county of the | Sold on Fasy Payments. NOVEMBER 4 | nment, has led nent. This assumption gave General F hristian gene Peking, Qet. tated 2U- | ‘They say that Coolidge bas a@lretary of the Business and Prg-j state of Washington, Bismarck Typewriter Co. Phone 201 AbAeGINE SISA G5 pecararauring a0 years ne (Political Advt.) thoritatively here th: a neral Wuy ae 207_Broadway on that bench speak: Pei-fu, Chibli leader, who was re ported’ to have fled to Tsing tx |COST OF CAMPAIGNS TO BE GIVEN hcheaiseoniia buy lee tenale ra (Pol, AWeL) | READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS. s vops fv his 10 ng | a dives to wee the rounds of the! Pa alma eatteksonve shin | WIDE PUBLICITY Erocéry slovén land butcher Tahope| kwan front, an endeavor to | a id return with food for turn the right flank of the opposing a HARRY B. HU pital out of their lack of eapi-| his y family. Vote For forces of eral Chang Tso-lin, the Service Writer [tal, declaring they would rather Te Manchurian war lord, | he ingle dollars from many. in- von S$ HATS apparently determined to try for a | w pe the next presi- | rey. that big donations not increasing popularity of e quick fipal decision on his war on | cen Three millions’? Five mite re not sought but were not ish sty among women, a senavalic , by assuming the of- | lon oe ented (However Were ig) Non te: | Clubiatm oun gibusineeesmennCERVAen el —for— i strategic with-| The amount of hard cash con-| wor of either outfit heing eompell- | na have agreed to wear women's hata eile EA hacer ea rata fe} ed to return any cheeks in}on the streets for a period of COUNTY AUDITOR i OTA UDAW ARE Obs Gat econ er to live up to their good reso- | months. events in Peking brought about by | Coolidge, Davis and Labollett: r i‘ : lutions the women who strayed aw! i 0 the defection of the “Christian” | tie JOS EE Uy Bite) drive of the Democrats for | from feminine modes of dre At the General Election held Feng, and their morale was Tate meet PY! «victory Club” contributors, and Estee hasan November 4th. Borah, other members ot! the sale of LaFollette- Wheeler general, reported as exgellent iS RONG Ee AG mee o medallions at $1 each, continues un- For Sale— Choice Canarie My motto is efficieney — and “(DND Grd) Gad TGGietv ag Sate Marana tnaeee! ‘ Singers, Imported German! : 2c ; [ : : 41 Kyrie FLAX CROP IN ar alt Sana | aes a aiagen Imported | Ger economy [| I] An Old Friend mer-Lubor party Site eras tec has be. | bith in administration and Repub-| Son, N. Dak, Box 728, hol eaGueD i | Ina New Dress mun and fegulate reports sara now | lican counsels, took an active part c NORTH DAKOTA fe Made, hut no tates have been | it Keening Washington's dope on 4 Improved, of course, ht during the world series ; 3 ou abun Paners Gee taeve He ca eameetliars ; g ; but nochange in design! ‘ay. Tntervals, with the idea that | , 1 EenA th Rec unote Gee 4 ‘The same good chassis nee eat ncn nditi na? SUP | his fathers paper, the Indianapolis y with Duco Satin finish on extravagant expenditures. | Fe gt aaa hace TS ‘ T *UIDE F A Di i > Estimated (0 be 150 eee uerinte thesely. set BURLEIGH COUNTY VO - GUIDE By; cowl lights, a higher Bushels For the Current | ecst of this year's campaign ywitt| ting 2 free seat inthe press, box Election November 4, 1924 hood, and 4 new beau- Year A equal that of 1020, when a ree- : aa is) Ke tifully designed radia- mount was spent to bring sen, DTG Hethe pnt | eng HE ot Pre) ey Bt a Independent State and Legislative Ticket EW sor! You simply cannot i ‘ Manag of the Harding cam- | ee ols ine afford to buy any car. ing to 15,512,000 bushels, is double} 5 agen yE 2000 DOOR teat a story to St. Nicholas Magazine | These candidates names will be found in the Republican and Democratic until you’ve seen this that of last year, exceeding any p eee oe F stween the Peacham columns as shown below. : one! duced in this state for 20 years, irs | Ne . Danville, Vt. teams, resurrect- o elect Linco! ’ cording to P. F, Trowbridge, direc (ip t Lincoln ; nad this fact’ as testimoni of the North Dakota Agricultural col- ont s ayare! wo tensehs why ee i of Being ; snort expert,” and oad Bi Ai a lege experiment qualified to sp wi 4 —— a The two million a : - ne on the technique of the 7 | EDITH W.E. BREEN kota given over to flax produces more | yr ne Hernan a apes cee * CURISHIANSON ) \A. G. KENNEDY than half the supply for the United ‘ Sore | I might “hort in” on this situa- aah | : ea oma eeonomy and common | tion "for way own family by point Electors” | RILIE R. MORGAN ( COOLIDGE [BUSHIMEDONALD DAVIS current market price of $2.34] ger. tice what he preaches, | if out that the hero of Harvey's |W. B. OVERSON USS a bushel tempts the farmers to rua | Tye eeednt measer ts eer ean’ | St. Nicholas yarn was named Hunt, |. 'B. TORKELSON | G_H. TRIMBLE the danger of producing too muck| compelling. Contributions are, not | WhO, according to the colonel, piteh- “lteprenentative | . flax and thus reducing their profi';so lavish. There is ample cash, but | 7! the first curve ball ever thrown | THOMAS HALL jd Director Trow-i there is no barrel. Possibly the | i" New England. bridge, At present the United| reserves are merely being tapped States grows about 75 per cent of|as the amounts are needed so the the flax ne ary for domestic con-| Borah report may not be damaag- sumption. ing. Every effort is be made the world of f mn. “Keeping the production just be-| to keep the report in shape lipstick, rust and Vene- nena! low. the consumption results in a pro-| to justify the claim that Coolidge, | tian shades have been sold in tre- Seemtery et | tective tariff of 40 cents a bushel,| in his campaign as well as in his | pai quantities this fall, Red | . EB. . which brings a high market price Zor] personal expenditu the “hard- | fans also are popular. home-grow As soon as the) boiled economi: he has been | eceeape = State Auditor | JOHN STEEN a supply exceeds the demand, and the| dubhed by Senator Capper of Kan-| HERE’S FOOD PROBLEM | | — i United States becomes an exporter| Sas. | Peterborough, Eng., Oct. A State Treasurer | J. V. BIRDER ; Pithe prices goes downcandiine| commissary wagon rumbles through ee | | rmers suffer a corresponding los The Demoyats and the Independ-| the streets of Peterborough—carry- | — Mirector Trowbridge Seinned Jents are ceonomi ‘om necessity |ing provisions to the home of Mr. Attorney General GEORGE F. SHAFER ine anenileyil ds @ in flax pro-|tather than choice d Mrs John Boon. The problem of —————— ! duction, not only in Ae neaen, Both have attempted to make! feeding 12 sons and six daughters |& imran. | |w. S, HOOPER but other flax-producing state sae ee ee —" les Bee grin Bee mae : LAFOLLETTE AND BROOKHART MEET | Commbataner ef JOSEPH A KITCHEN by D, plant gist at our college. 1 1 ax had always been a pio : : ee ; L. M. BYRNE eror,” id Dr. Trowbridge, “ 4 % ' ter some. years of production on the ; : + aes : | EDWARD HADLEY rme land wilt would set in the flax Republ in Touring President Coolidge is by MANY SHADES OF RED New York, Oct. 25.—-Red fabrics OMPSON plants. Ordinary crop rotation did! the theory of of the fittest.) |¥ 4 2 : areee Senator | C. BERTSCH, JR. ° neg ee i sans adie ) P ABSRLATINE Continues to undersell a ni us developed | of Representatives! declared, “revolutionized and stimul- ted flax production in the United now advising the farmers of the in- 2 4, Y . 2 evitable effect of overproduction on| | 4 mg : ie Bion | in this coumn in this column i ng stan dard gear shift London, Oct, 25—A motor omni-} ‘ ; Ne ieraas | MARK AN X AFTER THE NAMES of all candidates ~ ;: iit wie brbught AG a-audéon stopau ite : ' : me TY into the road. The cause of the com- z ‘; ‘ Bee we 8 4 4 ! : 2 ‘ ! os ; motion wa po pe ie daa a ee Cut this out and take it to the Polling Place.as a Guide ( O R W | N had le jas! ‘0: ibert. , " ? ’ wi t é é S . Me ile esol gueias af guivsie ben | hen Pr : e Tuesday, Nov. 4 — Polls Open 9 a. m, to 7 p. m. not eure the diffieulty but Mr. Bolley 4 z : fe ; al EDWARD KIBLER solved the problem by application of | j ae - A etic | || a, hy selecting the hardies ants n ¢ , we 5 " ee a ce ct a field wh tii : € s p " i | Praceatetcd the diseye. ee 7 S veh Disteles | | ROBINA MOSES “This discovery,” Mr, Tespenaze i { (Vote for 3 omy) i and outsell every other tes until there is a possibility of | [¥ ay ' ae ees 4 Be stare i 8 weer o ee Be sure to vote for 6” Be sure to vote for 11 make of automobile us- Pees sen is ate ee : ; on the ballot whose names appear on this marked ballot. i } PED Sa SEES E RH Senator Robert cS ty i t s * f INSECTS HIBERNATE 4 i ith S$ h W. mie sntida re sae. a R , ee eae acres ierive that Mae ae hn ae i Vas ane (Political Advertisement) M O T O C O winter in the trash and weeds along} publican admini i remained within h fence rows and.ditch banks. This} fie hag nct publicly declared his support of t hould therefore be cleaned up| campaign may swing Iowa into the “LaFolletic . ‘The meeting Ghorttekiy in fall. eg took place on the depot platform in Des Moines. i