The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1925, Page 8

PAGE FIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MAKE BID FOR ANOTHER TERM! Washington Su President | | | ' — QOOLIDGE MAY | Sure Will Try to Succeed Himself in 1928 P. STEWART | ice Writer BY CHARL NEA S$ Washington, June 5 Tyliticians profess to be wondering whether not President Coolidge will make hid for another term in the White | House. | This wondering is pure make-be lieve, so far as politicians wata « particle of sense are concerned, ‘Ihe even slightly sensible ones know perfectly well the p y to suc himseit | sees the least chance of getting «way | with it Of course there’s the two-term limit precedent. But as we all know, | that doesn’t fit Calvin Coolidge, in- | agmuch 4 into his first frac. | tion of i y way of the vice presidency | True, Theodore Roosevelt did pro- | vide something of a precedent for | presidents in Coolidge’s posit ‘t_much of It himself ever bound by it ‘ause he w. his fractiona much longer than Coolidge’s, Even so, at it was suf- he weren't en- tion so tha at he on | | | | | | rward he w ally tried t And directly aft he hadn't and verse himself. | No, no, President see any impropriety in tw ns and | ; surnes | and he's mhis that, for all practical purpos on hig first term now. fra t Without saying so in so words—at any rate not publicly permitted th inforr out through “adminis: men"—which is the way transmit to the public they, wish disseminated but pr not to articulate personally. It's doubtful if a single politician in Washington isn’t certain the pr sident would have announced it i ready, if he didn’t want anothi term.” He isn’t as uncommunicative | as all that. The -e why he are plenty of good reasons ! he does want There's no imagin- son why he shouldn't say he| n't want it, if he doesn't. On| the contrary, in the latter event, could clear the ground and improve prospects by expressing himself, The question, “Can he get another term?” is different. If he can get] the nomination, he'll take his chances with the voters. And if this were 1928 he could get the nomination. The old line Republican leaders | don't like him but the voters evi- dently do, While that lasts the old liners will have to go on mak- ine the best of him. he loses his hold on any chance, the pay- ty lenders’ will be tickled’ to death to throw him overboard. In other words, they won't let him have the 1928 nomination. He won't be like Taft, who, when he lost his grip on the voters, still held it on the party leaders. If, then, the country still seems as. ‘well disposed toward Cooldige three years hence as today, he'll have everything his own way in the 1928 convention, and assuredly he'll help himself to ‘a renomination. Maybe he'll be as popular then as he is now. Then again, maybe he won't. Three years is a long time for public sentiment to stay put in a republic like this. Something may happen. Or per- haps the people will tire of so much conservatism, without anything in particular happening. In that event| if he loses enough of his popular- ity—Coolidge will be eliminated au- tomatically. The old line Republican won't try to force him on the elec- torate. The electorate forced him on them instead, But if he lives and keeps his health and doesn’t get a leaders doesn't want it. The politicians are just pretend- ing to wonder about him—and wish- ing they had a little better reason for doing COIFFEUSE TO FILM STARS NEVER COULD ABIDE THE BOL| Hollywood; Cal., June 5.—(AP) Hattie Wilson Tobourne, negro hair- dresser for film stars, died here re- cently, bearing to the hatred tor bobbed hair that was overshad-| owed only by the love of her work. This woman, creator of gorgeous | head dresses that were admired throughoutt he inine world, was virtually unknown until her death. It was her fate ee the bobbed | hair she deteste ome a nxrure | during the nine ation with the fi up nights figurin; ways to combat the encroachments of the bob among film women. Fail- ing in this, she evolved the most elaborate methods of disguising it.! This motive was responsible some oft he unique coiffure effec that adorned the heads of movie stars, and caused many women to} wonder who the designer was. | WIRELESS | TORPEDO London, June 5.—To counteract the pilotiess airplane,“an aerial’ tor- pedo has been invented. It is claim-| ed that the torpedo could be made to Pursue and destroy the pilotless air-| plane through wireless control. LONGEST AIR LINE Melbourne, Australia, June 6.+The Jongest passenger airline in the world is between Perth and Derby, a distance of 1500 miles, Weekly/ tripe are made, with stops at six citi She BIGGEST . AUTO DUMP Corona, N. Y:, June 5.—Thousands of junked cars from New York City aré placed on the ¢ity .dump here every year. A large gang of junk Coolidge. can't | ac hea renomination, it won't be because he t ‘out | mn make\a~ livin, atripping _ them of everything af shy value. of. ‘Australia, and are bold ing ws, tit d nativ and: talk, RICH AT LAST 4 : a d) at High Isl ‘Tex., Mr. George E, Smith stand to Oil been has millionaires. their beco struck ¢ already 69 and his w land and 1 $50,000, SS COMPILE ‘ORD WITH- ACCIDENT ! Aviators Air Force set fe flying last 10 hours of formin Alberta were covered tw r patrols durin urd and in s were under ob phot miles of eal surv ea day by 40,000,000, rvation. The 10,000 i the AM STORING Stockholm, June medal been awarded b edish Acad- emy of neering Science to the inventor of a simple which stores steam during slack hours for when larger quantities are need- A London expert figures that each factory chimney in that city emits 45 tons of dirt # y New Method Eradicates Wrinkles Like Magic It has been found that tarkroot mixture the entire fac ly upon a simple the vepest: wrinkles and crowsfeet. It produces the na- tural rejuvenating effect of ma: age, only to a more marked degree. The danger of loosening the skin or muscles, us in unscientific or too frequent massaging, is eliminated, no rubbing being necessary. On the other hand, the skin and underlying tissues are so invigorated they come much firmer, and the ski texture is so changed it i u will procure a package of powdered tarkroot from your drug- gist, mix a spoonful with a_spoon- ful ‘of lemon juice, apply with the fingers, and’ sit down before your mirror, you will see the wrinkles and sags disappear, in less than 15 min- You will be amazed, to say rkroot of course is per And certainly it is treatment costs less ents! Adv. inexpensive than three A windstorm gives no warning—and what if it did. You can’t stop it. You can’t move your pro- perty out of the way. But you can get wind- storm insurance from H. T. Murphy. We can give + you sure, positive protec- tion against loss by windstorm. See us to- day. MURPHY The Man Who Knows ney have | smith is | je season of fire | kept here away from Bismarck since ast March. STINNES FIRM 'DEVILS LAKE ~ TO ENTERTAIN : Members of the department of pub- instruction are being kept busy week delivering commencement lisddresses\ SuperintententeMiHeie i! Nielson will deliver the commence- Ik [1 (By The Associated Press i : ¢ | London, June 5,—An exchange tel- | ODD FELLOWS: school bene tonere dated | oeraph agency dispatch from Am 5 Bjorlie, high school inspeetor, ‘will | terdam regarding the financial | uddiess the Dogden consolidated | ¢T'sis tial See ert lar PAVE || school tonight, Miss Shirley | Hox,| favs the Stinnes interests dre not 1 er {run grade school inspector, sts The Associated Press) | will speak at the consolidated school | uble to meet Liabilities abroad total- | bevile Lake, dune | Cr Be ekles, debug | 120,000,000 marks. cede) tis moriing a8 CRE COCR VERS | eee eee ne aie eee rien BOYS ARRESTED n High school oe night and will j tien place for t n tonight, tate Grand Lodge | body for the ne | an address four or five years. | give The organization decided upon: the} eon | move despite the ‘fact that severe eee ens thee neta AT DRISCOLL [souher elt) Hosted to old a) part of the state during his vaca- | the move to make| tion of two weeks. z John Drennan, wate yan James mi-permanent place , Douglas, 16. Bismarck’ boys, appear- interrupted when! RIGHT JURO. ed before Justice of the Peace An- Jit was found that the Grand Lodge | ton Beers this morning on a cRarge |‘did not have an invitation trom] CHOSEN FOR tf burglarizing the Metcalf general | Devils 1 O. J. Trimble in behalf! store ut Driscoll Wednesday night | of the local ludye extended an invi- nd were held to the district court | tation for the Grand Lodge to hold as der $500 bond. The boys were | its session in Devils e So long | ciated JPFeks) able to as it pleases. (By a = A a t county | The balloting then confirmed the { zo, June fecond pan- The youths re, The mitive is the new a ot four SUE OE vee ewecat tanCOs| Hp day in the trial of William D. Shep. on by Chief Chris How's home, Delegates to | and Deputy state session will be changing every | herd chi h the’ murder of were seen in D: j year and the fine new home is ex-{ William MeClintock. i BUG jurors | ; ind their discriptions were | pected to be an inspiration to the| have heen cho a the three weeks | 15" the police here who found work of the Odd Fellows lodge inal sb Uno Ute Lad seis youths on Main. street. | Governor | leave tonight for (Mii 40 years of toil on their 200-| where the governor will address the en | Flaxton High school | sioner, is in Stutsman county wher he is” putting on a campaign for pure bred bulls Among the ma itors from state capitol at the Norse centennial | brarian of the 1 to give de! sachance to see the} S = say the boys confessed the rob home EMIGRANTS GO TO (CANADA pnd a watch and $20, said to At the morning session of the Re-| Liverpool, June \5.—(AP)—More | j,een stolen from the store, mbly the follow! Ree |/enan 600 families navevler Liverpool | sound in their posse lected for th Casee, Monroe, and other ports this spring for Can- ada, Their departure is part of a scheme to settle 3,000 families in Plaura Back of the Dominion. Saturday, June 6th. Georgia Packard | ——_————___. Tine ena | ELKS NOTICE Presbyterian Food Sale ced” trustee, | No meeting tonite. ——— Sorlie will twin cities LIMP IN — LEAP OUT Service That Serves A. &M. TIRESERVICE 216 Main St. Phone 356 Mrs. the and centennial next After a tour of Iowa, dur- ch the governor will ‘make | addresses, he will return the part of next week. | A. Kitchen of the delivered address at the st night. the commence John Husby, state dairy commi. will he State Auditor, John Steen. Lillian FE. Cook, director and li- library commission, returned to her desk this morning after a series of field trips which A THOUGHT FOR THE JUNE BRIDES Income tax returns reveal ‘that there are 740,000 women in this country who earn CAPITOL THEATRE more than $1,000 a year. TONIGHT Friday and Saturday YAKIMA CANUTT “SCAR HANAN” But for every woman earner, there are many who spend in the process of making comfort- able homes for their families, To the homemakers of Bismarck, especially those who, in this month of Brides, will un- dertake the management of a home for the first time, the City National Bank offers the convenience of a bank account to sim- plify their spending and make it more effi- cient. \BISMARCK, NO. DAKOTA P. C. Remington, President, J. A. Graham, Vice President and Cashier. P. GC. Remington, Jr. and A, V. Sorenson, Asst, Cash. BISMARCK Wednesday, June 10th. The big biff- tier HHO boy! The riding, fight- ing shiek of the plains in his brand new} whizz- _bang of joy! — action! — speed! — love— ad- venture! — leaps! dash- es!— death-defying ex- ploits in motor cars and on horse-back! Culmin- ating in one of the most staggering thrills ever plunged upon the screen! COMEDY Harry Langdon TAK TEA é "wroMenTED “BY PURSE (OF PROPERTY oF —in— CORPORATION “FEET OF MUD” DR. R. BEN ENGE Chirop: Consultation Fr Free Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. i | OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO. Tickets including Reserved Seats on Sale Show Da: Lenhart’s Drug Store at Same Price as Charged se Cireus Grounds. ie UNABLE TO MEET ITS LIABILITIES FOR ROBBERY ve bond and are held in 1 ere arrested late y Sheriff Kafer. ‘oll Wednes- The police Dance at Moran’s Farm urday at Harris-Woodmansee. ) Mar- sent d the bbery, have were Sat- MME FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925 Donse BROTHERS st SPECIAL TOURING CAR Half the pleasure of buying a motor car rests in the conviction that you have exercised a sensible choice. That pleasure is shared by every Dodge Brothers purchaser—not alone at the hour of purchase but ever afterward. His good judgment is confirmed by everything that he continues to hear ‘ about the car, and everything that it does, Five Balloon Tires $985 f. o. b. Detroit, $1180 delivered. ! M. B. GILMAN Ca, “212 Mam street BISMARCK a SUVIUVNUUUNRNAALAAA ALVA AEA CIRCUS DAY June 10th There will be a Big Circus in Bismarck, June 10th and also a Big Tire Sale at the Lockwood ‘Accessory Company 800 Main St.. We carry all sizes of the best standard makes such as: United States, Hoods and Michelin Tires. 30x31% U.S. Fabries............$8.00 30x3% U. S. grey tube...... 30x34 Hood Cords. . -see++-~10.25 30x31 Hood Red Tube. . 830x314 Michelin Oversize Cord. .$14.00 30x314 Extra size Tube.. 31x4.40 Michelin Balloon Cords fit 80x31 clincher rims without changing wheels. Special price on tire and tube ..............0eeeeeeeeee 8 ACCESSORIES 1 SPORTING GOODS Patches 25c, Tire Covers any size 75c,| Fishing Tackle, Bamboo Poles, Rifle Spark Plugs 50c, Luggage Carriers} and Shotgun shells, Bicycle Tires and $1.65, Water Bags and Canteens $1.40. | repairs. Confer with us about that next trip; we have many useful suggestions to offer, such as One gallon Cold Pack Jugs, Thermos Bottles, Camp Stoves, Camp Chairs and Camp cots. Do not pack too much along on that first trip but have what you need when you want it. The above are all very useful articles. Have your car well greased and the brakes inspected before starting; it will save you some big repair bills. “NAVY GASOLINES Texaco and Purol, the volatile gas that gives smooth running power. ENERGEE True gasoline, the best by test. TEXACQ MOTOR OIL Clean-clear-golden colored full-bodied. $1.75 - 2.25 $2.65 16.59 WHIZ and ALEMITE GREASING STATION ie use the big Alemite High Pressure un. THERMOID BRAKE SERVICE Free inspection and tests made. We use the big Lewis Brake Reliner and only genuine Thermoid Brake Lining. , MOBILOIL ELECTRIC TUBE VULCANIZING In every grade and any size package. | We do prompt and efficient work. TIOLENE CAR: WASHING Pure Pennsylvania motor oil and we have it in every grade. or day for a good cleaning. We never close during the,summer months. You can get what you want here any time of night or day anc! our Service Truck is always ready to help you out. We make Free Deliver- Jes anywhere thetween the Penitentiary, Memoria! Bridge, Capitol Bldg., and City Limits. FREE rest room for ladies. Lady attendant. Register while in Bismarck, you may have some triends looking for you. Look our regiater over, some of your friends may be passing through. Don’t forget: our, PHONE NUMBER 187 and LOCATION 800 MAIN STREET. Leave your car here any time at night \ i ighty glad we met you and hope you will call again. “The Best of the Meats North Dakota.” Apes tek, Hello Stranger, we are. \