The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1925, Page 9

PAGE EIGHT ; _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925 1 ) : shore and yelled “Aen nada,” hoping| art treasures of the late Alfred: de| shal for Arizona, won't forget Me MAN chee i EVEN A HAT to drive them away. Rothschild has reminded somebody] automobile license number, his tele- | The French took this to be the} of an angry scene that once took] phone number, his postoffice box name of the country and they called! place between one of the members of| number or his street number. All | : cee: ee ; lin Canada. that famous house of gold and an| are 646. : oo ee ae k That's the legend—but I can’t] art dealer from whom he often pur- Ast e181 ee eae chased pictures and antiques. ONLY 2 SHIPS jin the great war or its “aftermath He declared he would have nothing Spe hes F } ;which has not yet honored its sol-| of that sort in his collection, _—— More Than 100 Spend itenee | _ oe a are . 3 - o 4 English Children Clamor To! dier dead by paying peeee esa eat Beers Pree iec! ik Newyork, May MM font of the For Publicity, Speaker ae P f x fia tibia, nae Hang Caps Where Prince The biggest trouble confronting] him even though he would lose one| um vessels that made up ai ath 2 1 r \ Han His | the government was the locality] of his best customers. So he slam-| flect are now gone to sea, Nia i Says at Convention £) ‘ - angs His ifrom which the corpse should be| med ‘back thusly: report sent in to New York by offi 4 ooh 3 , e . % ae ; exhumed, It wag hard to decide‘on| “pardon me, but you have several| cers of the coast patrol boats, Only corr) peel! BE d: i if ‘ 8 which battlefield Polish soldiers’ fakes in your collection already. 1{ two ships and two schooners are now Houston, ‘Texas, May 1M. -"Morg E ee yy ‘ ; EA Service Writer |were really and truly nationally en-! sold them to you myself! left off Staten Island. than 100 cities and communities in i S " . 4 x “May 14.—Patriotis is| gaged, — caae ne Inite es are now adverti= . CG é : : any way | The war office has at last decreed FASY TO, REMEMBER You're invited into a pair Mowry, chairman of : ? s When the Stars and Stripes pass|in favor of the battlefield of Lem- % ee nn pg. Of nice new Cantilevers. A. the Exte Committee of the] FM eau Hg ‘ of ; by in Amerien we always dof our! burg, which was the scene of savage| Tucson, Ariz. May 14 John Bo) 4) Ope Community Advertising — Depart : s Z : hats, and the appearance of our chief | fighting in 1918 between the Poles| Wright, newly appointed U.S. mar-| We 2d ds ment, Associated Advertising Clubs, é i s 3 executive bri out a cheer, {and Ukrainians. told a meeting of the Depariment : . : ee s : spirit is not only | The cenotaph over the body will at the World Advertising Convention 5 5 a r other day I stood) be erected in a beautiful garden “A puess ind that s $4, e i= : : a ij Presently 2 came 60! saw, 600,000 is expended for what we may i Baas kanes c ak Gas anu celHiae trom: wi aCHUD) at cure i t oe a sett re | rz con i gm |The ng n the Price of UA Here is the market place in Pez, Morocco, At present Vez is threatened by the Riffian Moors under the | | pee kk TOLL ALE ACL LIRA ee b blic organiza - f . . cf To OveS, iz ae te ental anitcr alr, Mowey con {leadership of Abd-cl-Krim, who h fter his »esful defeat of the Spanish troops, turned his atten- Fe ae > Frene! 5 » te attacl r oY rea et is en 4 » his way “Who wants to hang his hat tinued. “Florida, California, Maine) tion the French, who he is attacking on three fronts in his endeayor tc force his way to Fez. a Pence of Wales hat pep?! and the Northwest are the outstand- . : I RETHROAT : : : : high-pitched voice ra ng leaders to It is being dis-| ee a Seni : ‘ | saaaWlOwner Society, ‘@eclared Jin “1 do", they b Gargle we ware igrtichad coveréd, in number of s ea Rid “E ee % $ a = * ‘that the losses for 12 months amount- | 5 + boy with beaming | —then_apply over throat there have been for some years pro-| : 4 ed to $27,000 and even then some yaa Tittaa) up where he proudly isKS' Visions on tne statute hooks which | Py te \ 2 40 cr 50 owners did not account for ed his cap in the coveted place. permit governmental ‘units to ad-| Ee j he ag : | : . ad-| ; : their losses. > teiling his grandchil- > NAc sar) Rue vertise but no one, heretofore, has} i : : oe a nd ‘dren about the day when he hung taken the trouble to look up the p . : 3 ASCENT OF SOUND {his cap on that peg. And the Pyince| _ 2 atu) bL-SIZE GUM-DIPPEB sent laws and then create the sen- ¥ : : Bak, Par’ lay 14. —Unique experi-| of Wales will probably be king with timent which would make possible! . 3 ee . ma S ments been made by M. Camille least 50 staunch supporters. 5 a. s — the use of such moneys which may i a ‘ Flammarion, the noted scientist, on Gia 38 | Balloon Tires) and Tubes he aunt ae : me : Gy ay cr Enel Gee jous| An late legend of how ise repaired by latest methods. “One o he outstanding accom- e'ghts, e conducted the tests in|ada received its name has just becn plishments of the year has been the . : . : a. acuatinoh, Telnet: EVERREADY TIRE —— VI EFXS ~ 2 compaign in Chattanooga, Tenn., t ee ; ‘ eS . A man's shout was heard at 1600] According to the story, Spanish VULCANIZERS |. ‘The extra quality built in by th ippi \ 3 t . ory, isl e extra process of Gum-Dipping, a 50,000 a year for five yeurs 3 feet; roak f frogs r ers we a sit e ! quality EE OENORIG Gavertsing | The| yet * ed A 4 Saino? OT Te aU ae a Ore eran cone in ehatch ar |g 216: 4th STREET. PHONE 9419 the economy of these wonderful tires and the added mileage Community Advertising Association| & oY = chestra xt 4500; church bells at|hooty, In the north they found the | Obtained from them during the past two years, has created such in that city now proposes to obtain se s Z 5000; the report of a rifle at 5900; |countiy disappointing, The soil was a large demand that over 75% of Firestone’s mammoth produc- a@ survey before undertaking to let My [the noise of a railway train in mo-j sterile and unyielding. tion is now Balloon Gum-Dipped Cords. any contracts for advertising. If, : 5 "J | tion at 8200, and the whistle of a| The Spaniards were heard by the A P through the efforts of members of | ee “ei : «| locomotive at 10,000, natives to make use of the expres- This has greatly increased the total sales volume and the huge this department, we can assist in| | : : be _ sion, “Aca nada,” meaning “It is! For Fire, Tornado, \ Firestone factories are now working on a 24-hour schedule to guiding forward campaigns on the < ‘ § ‘ ‘HIS ‘EPITAPH rren.” Ft was ‘noted that after i supply the demand. plan which is to be followed in > * ‘ 3 Worchester, Eng, 4.— | giving expression to their dissatis- 3 + ! A ‘ Chattanooga, we shal! Nave accom: : ‘ : “Gone.” ix the only word on a slab | faction they invariably departed, Automobile, Acci- This large volume, produced under the most economical tire plished much for advertising itself | : eh i % over the grave of an auctioneer in| When French explorers arrived] ‘ 4 manufacturing methods, permits Firestone to sell these extra- and & “truth” for which we all! : ae ‘ J a church yard here, the inhabitants gathered on the| dent and Health process Full-Size Balloons at no extra cost to car owners. And this stand four square. ‘4 7 iiihamdevelcoments cin) Maine at in the face of greatly advanced cost for crude rubber brought the present session of the state ler-| ; 4 i < | about by the operation of the British Rubber Restriction Act. islature is most worthy of our at-| The dry navy draws first blood in its war on the rum runners off the Gum-Dipping means longer f aatiat of $25, He Atlantic seaboard. Here is one of the coust guards e ning pait of 4 — Pee octet ncmect made ky the| Gd0leases of Which Tsland. d mileage—greater economy—at Maine legislature. The cities and no extra cost to you! towns have been authorized to hold a8 Enjoy the safety, economy meetings to consider appropriations : ; : . é he 4 and comfort of Balloon Gum- tor magazine and newspaper funds . Portland started out with an appro s f 3 See . : Dipped Cords thig summer. nce sriation of $10,000. Inasmuch as} ©: oe [A us equip your car now at low Portland never before ‘made an ap: 3 ae : ' cost—with liberal allowance for propriation of this character tor ee : i cucoldtiens: publicity, this is an indication of | : S The ri ‘ siete a abibnis what a change has come over the : " ; 4 F " péoplelof Maine wince Governor! f : Helling Agency i DO Brewster signed the state bill. Var . cet , ious towns have already made ap- . € § 1st Guaranty Bank Bldg. Rp enncgnst Ene ne from ee aa : ‘ : he : : 7 A SAY oc BAYER ASPIRIN ” and INSIST! 4 Phone 877 Copelin Motor Company heen suggested, ‘Bring them to pla persuade them to stay.” Representing Leading Insur- 201 Broadway — Phone 318 "From personal observations and| fie gym | Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for | ance Companies in America. ; r quiries which % come to ; AMERICANS SHOULD PRO! ow BBE! SR Koders. ts Me Mowry concluded, “we feel! fl tS. aes Headache Neuralgia Colds Lumbago ——SeSEEEE eae Mowry concluded, “we king the assertion that : : oe fi ‘ a0 : allvetiiieyconmuntty a1 ‘ = : _ Pain Toothache Neuritis | Rheumatism toh tuken hold and Fe y proved effective has been done dur-/ & oS : wee . eo ing the past five years. Gaiman . = 2 Accept only ‘Bayer’ package ities which have started this adver- Betice : 3 which conta proven directions. tising have continued it, Many of “ : cee Ifndy. “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets these communities have increased ‘ ; ee nies iAlapitatttea’ot dana 100—Druggists, their appropriations from year to! ss z : Aspirin is the trade mark cf Bayer Manufacture of Mouoaceticacidester of Salicylicacld year, There is a growing tendency) Junkoff, chief of the Bolshevik plotters who blew up the Sofia Cathe- on the part of state, county and city 1 ped with his comrade, Col. Kodscheikoff, fought their attack- units to make official appropria-)¢rs until the building they were in was bombed. Bodies righ: fore- tions.” ground. WING CHOOL CHANNEL WAR WRECKS: PLAY Reuben King, a smack-owner, A Sweet Breath HAVOC WITH FISHING FLEET] stated that one owner in two years : PUPILS TO Brixham, Eng., May 14. The se-| lost five sets of trawling gear, and at all times ! GIVE PROGRAM ' ver. losses to trawling . which| additional’ losses amounted to the , the fishermen of this port have suf-] equivalent of two more sets—seven fered through fouling war wrecks in| sets in all. Within a distance of 20 the English Channel threaten to sad-| miles from shore there were so many q - ly deplete the fishing fleet. In some| war wrecks that it was not safe to entertainment Saturday night in eile cases set of gear valued at hundreds| use fishing gear, he said. Wing hall. The following program o¢ jounds have been destroyed. James Blackmore, president of the will ba.presented: b At a meeting organized by the Piano Duet, “Taps”, Warren Cotes, Brixham Council it was decided, to! = Gail Glanville; song, “Twelve Grey fe Baier) Wore; vocal aalo, {Watt "0 eegovernment the cre: jane IN THE NIGHT, griping ; ation of a compensation scheme out *Bluebinds Their Songs Are, Swell Cf the German reparations payments, pains in the vitals, cram| . ” Harold Mueller; piano solo, on the basis that the fund should Sypaening larrhoen Nieebet chil ittle Darling”, Ferne Glanville; pear 50 percent of the losses and the | adult, immediate comfort and ease in song, “The Mill”, Primary girls; vio- smack owner ‘should run a personal| CHAMBERLAIN?S lin solo, “Evening Prayer” (Sehu- risk of 40 percent and eontribute a COLIC and DIARRHOEA mann), Gail Glanville; vocal duet, 19 percent premium for insurance REMEDY “Flower Song”, Mabel Peterson, Rose jenefits. Weber; operetta, “Cruise of The Trundlebed”, Primary and Interme-, diate Pup’ piano solo, “Schu- mann’s March”—"Rob Roy”, Faye Harvey: two-part choial, “A Lilly”, “A Rose”, “A Forget-m phone solo, “O Sole Star”, Opal Harvey; mixed quartette, ees seg Me, “Beare SAVE FOR THE OPPORTUNITY! Song” (Schumann), Dorothy Cotés; piano solo, “Southern Melod.es” De-| eed F [pugs body of this new Studebaker Brougham were built lores Hass; two-part choral, “In a ‘ = i i 'y an outside concern—asis the practice with most other Bed of Brown Leaves", Intermediate There is nothing you can do or automobile manufacturers—its price could never be $1465. Gibriltes piano, sole, *Minuet in G” | have that will put you more : But Studebaker builds all of its own bodies in the most eethoven), Warren Cot \ : | fs modern body plants in the world. Thus Studebaker saves quickly or more strongly in a \e Standard Six the profits-which other car builders must pay to body For Sore, Lame position when a business chance ; burnished malearte This Ranney highest squalicy af lower erigns. | } ; The néw Studebaker Standard Six Brougham combi MM U N ¢ L E N comes up to say, “Yes, I’ll do it,” Brougham imaart appearance with brlliant performance ating than a SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN SopeniR pT “wh:k Reet eniother Masnaisceueer ena even Ask for a tube of “Joint-Ease.”| | approach, You can use it several times in one THE BANK. $1465 ‘Come in and see this new car—then you'll understand Wing, May 14—The pupils of the Wing public school will give an Keep it always in your home, evening for quick results, because it why it is chat Studebaker values cannot be greed goes right through the skin with on- : ly a fe ds’ rubbi d gets ‘. right to the sent of the trouble. Tt Make your deposits regular and ' Beet acs ea ia doe A # | | F..O, B. FACTORY 1 a swift penetrator and ‘ Eiaicesls apder the akin, it starts you will have a cash reserve that ely spe! Hines onal rear windows and ore right in to take the soreness out of 7 museles and chase away the lene | will enable you to grasp oppor- performance of famous cited engine. ness. That's why athletes use it so much. | : * Often over night the lameness and tunity when it comes. disappear and the ambitious uickly baek in the game of quickly & sees - players, _prizefighters, riders, football players as bieycl : ESSCE 4 First National Bank ond 'ot anything they have ever The Pioneer Bank — - Kept ea jruggists have sold hundreds of ‘ BISMARCK, N.D. ! R ie 4 \ eo ‘ a aes omy ; is nt /smollient—60 Sante a tube.