The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1924, Page 2

ah ite. onde PAGE TWO ~ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SEARS-ROEBUCK PLAN TO RETIRE CAPITAL STOCK | of BRITAIN BUILDS A Directors day to confirm the election of O. M Kittle as president and Julio enwald as chairman, voted to retire | the company $5,000,000 outstanding | preferred 7 percent stock on Novem- ber i at vecrued dividends to t ult} of this action the | ization will ¢ $160,000,000. 65. MAN WANTED FOR BANDITRY CAPTURED | vlins “Little with the train robbery out, Llinois, Ja 2 last t here where Gla mach trouble Police 7 admitted his identity New Speaker Must Take Cillette’s Job in House BY HARRY NEA Servi Oct A fine fight} ship in the is assured, whether Brent! luzon” and) tio ound - under cock oh for a Gh Glasscock wile, hea arr ‘ the Congre s or Republicans win, For a new gavel wielder te found to preside over the sions of the sixty-ninth Hou Speaker Gillett after six years in the chair, surrendered the char at another term in that office pursue the Massachu nate ship now held by David Ignatius Walsh of Fitchburg. Whether he will win it is still in doubt, as Walsh It was this group which forced a is a popular and persuasive cam ROOP TR PORT CAPA OF CARRYING MEN AND TWO) med © heing worn at fi | ore. : ‘ > CARRIED A BRITISH FORCE INTO MESOPOTAMIA, BREAKING | gatherings. Candidate for Re-election ingly produced the money to buy them! She But win or lose for the Senate, \ ap PARROT CRAGe { ‘ had been quietly putting money away for EUIIctaay alse cout: cot) Une (snes ets BRONNER \ AGHIOS aa ; *. this very purpose in a Savings Account at chair after Sau 4 tet Ul the { Service Writer | zone ae aa a ine yes County Auditor this bank. a : line of possible and would-be suc-| London, Oct. 28—Aerial transpor- parrots has succeeded the pet dog . s . freee clveulyy dee beeinutne” (CSilqation celceene Gl ee ae | fad in London. Green end gold par- Burleigh County aides oe form on the right. guns and accomplished safely, switt- rots riding in high-powered auto- s We invite other home makers to start “im- c 7 : Ti cantestitly vy as ‘Mewes poring abut Veteran of World War. prove the house funds.” We'll add 4‘« com- The scrap for speakership is cer- jinedpnbed aavestye albscaniaes on the fashionable thoroughfares of | pene : cOSitE tain to be complicated by the man leonienea MeL NETCARE ere London, People are alking in} (Pol. Adv.) pound interest to your deposits. euvers and munifestoes of independ. | 5+ \ ep: with parrots on their! ents who Will come to the mew!’ rie way and air ministries don't! shoulders, | danaennnny ‘ongress fo st pal © abd aga a oe eee ee | Congress stor most part, in the /heut the big drum about it, They| ; | RN GGODaee ik ang [don't advertise it, But the feat has! _ MORE MACARONI 4 Wélson of W Satargent [Deen pulled off so many times now Washington, Oct, 28—Maearoni | : Wiis fot tt nd that the war-making powers of Bri-| has hecome opular food through- 'e Geis ue oe the ikely tC tain no longer look upon it as an 1 the United States. Manufactur- | . wield even a more deciding influ- |‘! ibe v | ers in the country also are supply . ence in the next ‘Congress than in oy Se planes eeeeOe Tel Be yratscnamersaEn COMPANY 8 een = As soon as airplanes were. | DAS oa ail which flew safely to Paris from Lon-| § BISMARCK, NO. DAKOTA revision of House rules last year,|don and vice versn, carrying six or} providing a method for getting | eight: pa s, the airplane me Pigeonholed measures out of com-|and the vot busy with pencil mittee and before the House. Indi-)and paper and began planning troop-| cutions are insurgent membership i will be increased rather than de- re was nothing to) cveased in the new Congress, which | prevent the dream being carried into} will only mean a more effective} execution. But paper th “balance of power” in the hands of ] often hard to carry into actual fact. this group. , however, it was done And the first chance to exercise i this power, the first test to reveal Vickers company con- the real strength of insurgent ele-| structed airplanes that could y ments in the new Congress, will] 12 passengers come om the vote for election \of|the army bought them so promptly | speaker. that England was able to give wild] __ eee tribes Mesopotamia the surprise Heading the list of Republican | of their live lor for this honor comes Nick Revolt’ Was Short ea lg of Ohio, the stocky,| Natives were rebelling inst! yy bald-headed son-in-law of Roosevelt, { British authority and were making |, d-and true Republican “reg: | themselves very troublesome, — They! 4, felt safe because t eno rail-| 4). Just how regular a party man] ways in the territory they Nick is may be judged from the] were on the rampage TAGtOY fuct that he wouldn't even follow] transport was diffieult if not all but his famous father-in-law into the | j,possil pe ea Moore ey in 1912, ror the | But one fine morning two bik} past fo ears he has been the ; ; squadrons of troop-earriers came| - G. 0. P. floor leader and 1s now] yc y ' ing down into the d with a company British troops. And they had plen- ty of machine guns with them, That) particular rebellion died in about 30| minutes, ert country | of veter: ready for promotion to the speaker- ship. rowding Longworth for favor as G. 0. P. choice for speaker is Mar- tin B. Madden of Chicago. Both are completing their twen- iA al cAnel tieth year in Congress, Madden h Tees ere pe echara ciel ing served 10 consecutive terms a drponened © new, Viate || Longworth 10 terms not consecu-| The troop- are aot aanly | aie . useful in ¢ where! 6409 there ure no ra likew | Gitlett’s withdrawal leaves Henry | #@ of enormous potential value in a war? such There were the allied line held troops and where it was next to im- ible to reinforce them quickly! great on nees whi Allen Cooper of Wisconsin the old- est member of the House in poit of service. Cooper is just complet- | ing his thirtieth year, Cooper will be the choice of the insurgent Republicans for speaker. | 0! “ccount of congestion on the rail-| By reason of his seniority in ser-|Ways and the roadwi An ample| viee, his personal popularity, his | supply of troop-c ng airplanes | recognized fairness and squareness, | would e made the difference | | | his friends believe he will draw the | tween victory and defeat. votes of many Republicans outside 5 of the so-called House progressive | etoup. i Should the progressive vote retain | eve: ts balance of power, as seems prob- | with neither Republican reg s or Democrats able to muster ity for their candidates, 3 8 q atie-Insurgent of the 5 manufactured and operated ste-| as the Vick-! 22 troopers i by two Rolls-| coalition to! Royce Condor engines, each of { Cooper across as sp-aker is not | horsepower. Its type is that of a ssible. e ltwin tractor biplane-landplane, It It was just such a combination | jas an enclosed cabin for its pas- of House against that foreed the revision jsengers, which looks very much like réles at the last [sere ich looks very much like {the inside of a London bus, with the session the ene: Gist Republican | addition of a washroom for the tr opposition. = velers. | : Carries 24) st place in the line of poss- | ‘all ey | ‘f . + ; The over-all length is 53 feet and) ible Democratic selections for speak-| tng height 17 feet 3 inches, The mi | pie in seconded Hinks J. Garrett of | chine iteelf, plus the wate | mikecLovgworth and Madden, he, | ‘em, weighs 10.030 pounds. | tei iaa need 10 terms and’ has | ies 9 lond of 260 gallons of petrof Mast: Wiki way to a position of un- | 629 28 gallons cPoll” : SOUR ie Min fae Democratic | in addition to the weight of two| legislative ranks. | pilots and 22 troopers, it carries 660) E | pounds of baggage and 103 pounds| WILL PLAY IN SOUTH of sundries. So that in all, when| | loaded, the weight is nearly nine Franeis Ouimet and Jesse Guilford will engage in a number of friendiy | OMS twosomes at the Florida resorts the! coming winter. ‘op! Don’t You *~ Cut Off My Leg Mad 51 ulcers on my legs. Doc- tors wanted to cut off leg. Peter- + son’s Ointment cured me.” William | J. Nichols, 402 Wilder Street, Koch- | ester, N, Y. . | Use Petzrson’s Ointment for od) sores, salt rheum and all skin di- seases. It banishes - pimples and blatkheads in less than 10 days and leaves the skin clean, clear and! band, an expert typewriter mechan: all makes of machines. HARRY CLOUGH, . ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce that we have employed Mr. J Phone 820-W or call at 206 Broadway. We also have mac’ UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. IR TRANSPORTS BIG ENOUGH TO M¢ They Can Bring Reserves in a Hurry unt spe bout Herne! minimum 4 af uise Oo mile biel itv pe of » has not yet been} ed by One of them i rtly to be tested in t ener | view by the Imperial Airways Com ny | No more worry about the car when you line the garage with Sheet- This different wall- es your auto- tly. Irkeeps and ti the fireproof WALLBOARD F. WH. CARPENTER LUMBER CO. muglass Hus: ic anc! are now ready to ines for rent. Manager. RS AERIAL TRA) each weel Cities. ny hing gets out of whack with] eign markets, a report of the Com-! jarm property ,in this country,|gone down during t ameetinie h a huge machine, it is a serious} merce Department reveals. An aver-|\within the last five years has gone jfrom 61 per cent to 56 per cent of loss. If anything goes wrong with| age of more than 3,000,000 pounds of | gown fr 1y $80,000,000,000 to|the total property value, one or two of the smaller machines,{ macaroni was exported to Eurepezn | jess tl 0,000,000,000 according ates are still the other eight or} countries in 1% and 1923, lto offi nt estimate. The | READ TRIBU) VANT ADDS. to give active service to th 2 | - STAGE BEARD FIGHT Oct. 28—Henry Li profits collected by the U. S. IVE ITS ARMIES} | there nine nee t lead linet t | were of bright blue, deep red, vivid yellow} 1 ind heir ly there is nothing to, building of airplanes 300 troops, but aero- | s here don't think| vill ever be tempted. vith one huge machine horet If jer from the Vote For HARRY R. CLOUGH —for— COUNTY AUDITOR At the General Election held November 4th. My motto is efficiency — and economy. (Pol. Act VOTE FOR. B. F. FLANAGAN For Coroner Burleigh County, N London, Oct. 28. eliminates pu : ly stops bleeding and soreness with- funded. (Political Advertisement) CHURCH, STAG of the south don, Oct. 28.—-Chureh and stage | a Ooea TREE «| Cook By Wire under the same roof, There j Instead of by Fire. wo doors in a large facd | ny to the chureh and the other) talls of the theater, Church | ion often on le with POOR OLD DO! Toronto, Oct, 28.—Pe are cruel to aged: hor M cronto Humane Se Wilson, gene 2 Wilson abused of all an NEW GOWN AP ce here were st orthern >und of whi idered in “ emb green. Now New Discovery eful sore, because bleeding, s Other thousands who have this | » used overcom and ge or you Sola by your by Finney’s Drug Store. your dealer can’t Minn. Geneva 9136 forth Dakota of theater-goers on {ao of the Vickers-Vanguard type. If we full-grown beard, was | Department of Agriculture from w own 2 side street when he dealers who handled the 1918 wool heard someone behind a fenee shout,| clip under government regulations, sjeaver!” Running around to sec|Under these regulations the price who the p , Lisp found an-Jof wool was fixed and the profits otier ian, also bearded, sitting on! limited. the pround and laughing. ‘The — two | men pulled each other's beards antl) sty machine electric fans are used | police stopped the battle. jfor the conyenience of guests in JOIN BBIN ‘ople ty. hould lighten the burden to the old the A young "He is Is. PEARS. ests at a din- artied by th society woman | rre creation which she Lights gown te silk, bead Stop: PYORRHEA Tens of thous gr s are now happy Jo-Vex ended pongy gu according to simple Pyorrhe: nd us Sundays. ul TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 19247 large quantities of macaroni to for- FARM PROPERTY DOWN farmer’s own capital investment has some of the larger commercial h ADELE pape na 4 —AND MOTHER HAD THE MONEY The house really did need those two com- fortable new chairs, but other expenses interfered. i | i ELE FRANK J. JOHNSON Then, one day, there came a sale where the chairs were offered at a real bargain price. And mother, at the proper moment, smil- P. C. Remington, President. J. A. Graham, Vice President and Cashier. C. M. Schmierer, Assistant Cashier. Grain Commission | Minneapolis Duleth Chicage Milwaukee Send us samples of yonr grain and flax fer valuation: sample | envelopes sent apon request. i id some d 1 not keep on suf- fering just because somcone tol them that Pyorrhe is incurable. URLEIGH COUNTY VOTER’S GUIDE r money re- druggist and Election November 4, 1924 upply you, send $1.00 to the Jo-Vex Co. Akron, Ohio.—Adv. your the Journey there-a joy Santa Hovey atthe way? four daily trains-double track new steel equipment eee Sage ot for reservations and details E. L, Jansen, Gen, Agent F. R. Connell, Pass, Agent, Santa Fe Ry. 607 Metropolitan Lite Bldg. ‘Minneapolis, National Paris Independent State and Legislative Ticket These candidates names will be found in the Republican and Democratic columns as shown below. RILIE R. MORGAN W. B. OVERSON “TB. TORKELSON, Reprerentnus” | THOMAS HALL i a Electors Cicerone i i REPUBLICAN | D) OCRAT ane EDITH B. |W. 5. BREEN . CHRISTIANSON ) A. G. KENNEDY = prestaentiaa | HENRY McLEAN HUGH McDONALD) pavis f j J, FP. STRAUSS G. H. TRIMBLE sail Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State — State Auditor JOHN STEEN ———_ State Treasurer | | J, V. BIRDER XJ ——" GEORGE F. SHAFER x] Attorney General), | Comminsioner | |W. S. HOOPER ce Commissioner of || Agric. and Labor|| ——— 'L. M. BYRNE : Commissioners Railroads 5 (Vote for 3 only) EDWARD HADLEY | JOSEPH A. KITCHEN es | | EDWARD KIBLER ee State Senn | i | C. BERTSCH, JR. [x] 27th | H.P. ASSELSTINE Members of House! of Beneesctaiiyen| : ROBINA MOSES (Vote for 3 only); = 1. M. THC Be sure to vote for 6 inthis coumn = ~ Be sure to vote for 11 in this column MARK AN X AFTER THE NAMES of all candidates on the ballot whose names appear on this marked ballot. Cut this out and take it to the Polling Place as a Guide Tuesday, Nov. 4 — Polls Open 9a. m. to 7 p. m. (Political Advertisement) MK