The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 30, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SIX SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1925 BETTER LOCAL GOVERNMENT SED OF U.S. (Continued from page one) to its course. ‘ “Our country w theory of local s has been dec that wise ancient and ent tendenc this spirit. 1 of working out h and his throw himself » which he port and t look to th to the nat |Bring the worn com- mutators here.. We turn them down pro- perly, undercut cor- rectly and materially lengthen the genera- tor’s life by A-1 work- ao civ Ihe We can not! reform, ard of| ber tha If it is} and al have to be rinciple of indivi | mai £ slow growt e, their run is th to help Must Govern Ss sta’ ry con-j the states had adopted prohibition or perform- undertake © dircetion of of Bat we must 3 ed althe best we can for « out forgetting others, and the be ay tly] we can for our own tan authority will Mt-| forgetting other for the purpose ¢ | Disc sing the cor | world © attempt to set our-| at the time of the ¢ Whenin Minneapolis its the RADISSON Rooms $2.50 per day and up. Four popular priced cafes. A GRIMM ALFALFA SEED BARGAIN Qo which has made} selves up as exponents of universal] federal government usurps functions t would be wise to remem-| properly belonging to the states, the moder- and | opportunity action which can be) the laws of different states.” them. | the|did not cooperate in advancing this 1 times do} policy, and ultimately by selves with- ountry without ons.” plaint which he} iht joaid is heard to a lesser extent than | 1 War that the h,| President declared that despite the claim that this is a land of equal ‘equality suffers often because of the divergencies between at | Divorce Laws “So long as some can go to a dis- ti tant state for divorces which others f{ure denied ‘at home,” he added, here is not equality in this regard. When some states grant valuable ex- emptions from taxation which other states impose, one person may enjoy, while another is denied these rights. rt! “A few years ago a majority of rigid restrictions on the traffic in} intoxicating liquor. But other states national action it was extended to all thé st{union. By failing to meet the re- quirements of a national demand the states became deprived of the WOR Ly ca author of “Chanticler,” who has been starring on the Paris music Paris, May 30.—Maurice Ros-| hall stage, has decided to try his tand, son of Edmond Rostand, the] luck on the American stage. T No. 1 to the American Legion Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1, and all ex-service and women was held at_ the railroad viaduct crossing the Mem- orial Highway in Bismarck, as fol- lows: Under the direction of the Ameri- can Auxiliary Lloyd Spetz Unit No. power to “It 4 ns which the — states will not fairly settle on their own| me account shall have to be settled for them by the federal authori it will only be because some sta ROST. TOUS. 1, Bugle Calls—“Assembly,” “Atten- tion.” Selection—Biismarck Juvenile Band, Dedication of Memorial Rond— Mrs, A. L. Knauf, department pres- ident of North Dakota. Unveiling and presentation of Memorial tablet—Mrs. A. W. Schnec- ker, chairman memorial committee. Acceptance—Louis P. Warren, Commander, Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1, American Legion. Ceremony for Unknown Soldier. Silent prayer (30 seconds). Selection—Btsmarck Juvenile Band, SUMMER SUITS FROM $30 to $60 Extra pair of Trousers Free. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Refunded, KRALL’S TAILOR SHOP 506 BROADWAY TO MEMORY OF SOLDIER DEAD (Continued from page one) secure us a place in the world where we may live unmolested.” The exercises at the auditorium closed with the singing of “America” by the audience. ‘At the conclusion of the Memorial services at the Auditorium tht cere- mony of unveiling and presentation of a Memorial tablet by the American Legion Auxiliary Lloyd Spetz Unit READ ‘TRIBUNE WANT ADDS S LOWEST PRICED CARS wi Sliding Gear Transmission bi Ay i manship plus thoro care. Modern equip- ment—real service. see the N. and bag. it lasts 45 cents a pound. Ordinary quality Grimm alfalfa seed, scarified, a Ib. Ae Oe s and samples free. isfactory. Sweet Clover 1, searified, a Jb. lax is your best nurse crop. Sa Order from this ad. Return seed if uns: In plantin cur seed you are assured that the resulting field can be reg tered by the State Pure Seed Departinent. N. 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