The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1925, Page 8

DAQAT atv PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE BISHOP DOUBTS DEFENSE TEST Some North Dakota Commun- ities Make Plans to Observe Day Fargo, N. D., June of the nation’s defense ried out September 12, again be made this year, every community ccording to word receiv Associated Press here to- jor General George B. n, Omaha, the corps area ce mander. Communities in North Dakota, one in the Seventh Corps ein some instances made plans for observance of day, either with regular Fourth of July ms or with Defense Test pir and programs Although Governor A. G. Sorlie has \ that he will not issue a proc DISHO? ¢. S. FISKE the day his statement on the IF LAW CAN MAKE! WILL BE MADE Bae BE GOOD) INTHIS AREA } gee | | GIVES PAPER AT MOSS ELECTED PRESIDENT BY KIWANIANS (P)—John Hi. elected presi- St. Pant. June Moss of Milwaukee w ent of the Kiwanis Intetnational at} the final session of the organiza- ion’s annual convention here téd | All. officers » chosen unani |mously and included Dr. Walter | Saylor, . vice president; | Henry C, Heinz, Atlanta, treasurer; land James P. Neal, Walla Walla, Wash, vice president. /LA FOLLETTE ‘LEAVES ESTATE TO HIS WIDOW Madison, Wis., June 25.—(P)— Senator Robert M. La Follette’s will, offered for probate in the Dane lcounty court here today, named his widow, Mrs. La Follette, as sole ben- eficiary and executor. The Senator's Idebts, including the mortgage on the homestez are estimated in the petition 000, his personal property at $20,000 and his real es- tate, which is the homestead, at| $18,000. IST. PAUL DOCTOR HOT DOG! ITALIAN WAR DEBT ON WA'Y TO SETTLEMENT Washington, June 26.—()—The Italian war | debt to the United States today became the sevanth to be formally started on its way to a funding settlement when Ambassador DeMartino and Mario Alberti, rep- resenting the Italian government, had an engagement with Searetary Mellon and under Secretary Winton, chairman and secretary respectively. of the American debt commission, to begin in the discussion. The Italian obligation is approxi- mately $2,138,000,000 and the Italian government desires’ that its payment be spread over,a period of years. The length of time to be allowed therefore constitutes one of the im- portant phases of the question with which this and future conference have to deal. LAWYER FLAYS CAVALIER BOY IN DEATH TRIAL Grand Forks, June 25.—()—There appeared litle likelihood at noon to- day that the case of Timony Shahane of Cavalier, charged with the mur- der of his father, . Shahane, would reach the jury tonigh When the noon recess was taken argument today Mr. Thomson de-! clared that “Timony Shahane stab- bed his father, coolly, intentionally and deliberately, and followed ' up his act with the ery of victory ‘I got im?” NEW OIL DEPOT TO BE OPEN ABOUT JULY 1 The new gasoline and oil station at the corner of Main and Seventh streets will be open for business abut July 1. The station will handle a complete line of Sinclair oil and gasoline and the owners plan to give excellent service to auto owners. Racks are being built and free crank case service will be given. Ex- perts on lubrication will be. in charge of the. station, which will be open day and night. The date of the opening and fea- tures planned by the owners will be announced later. ‘HIGH RATING GIVEN N. D. OFFICERS CORPS Fargo, June 25—(#)—The Reserve Officers Training Corps of the Ag- riculture College hert is one of the seven midwestern school units picked for the war departniémt for “dis- tinguished rating,” it was afnounced &- THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925 schaols -in the United States, the Universities of Illinois, Nebras‘a, South. Dakota-and Utah and the Ag- riculture Colleges of Iowa, Colorado and North Dakota were given the rating. All Summer Hats in colors at greatly reduced prices. lelsen’s Millinery. Some have already used TRY. ME. Malt:Syrup and are satisfied. You are next. Phone 571. South Side Gro- | cery. COOK BY WIRE INSTEAD OF BY FIRE “KEYSTONE” TROUSERS the finest made. MEN — See our West window display. . BOYS—Long pants, corduroys, from age 8, and up—see our windows. Harold Thomson, state’s attorney of Cavalier county, had not completed his first argument to the jury. In his today. This is the third consecutive year the state school R. 0. T. C. has been so honored. Of 230 eligible ed that he would dent's suggestions on th stand for North Dakota, and thus put nothing in the way ervance of the day, in 5 f ‘MEETING, HERE , and isn’t} Dr. A. W. t. Paul, chief surgeon for the Northern i Railroad compa as the princip: speaker at a meeti of the Sixth District Medical society last night jat the Country club. Twenty-four] soldier's appreciation for thé lowly of America today is | doctors attended the meeting. Din-| frankfurter. He is a member of New think we ean make people er was served in the club House at/ York's “Dandy Seventh” regiment in legish: he s. “God | Six o'clock. dress uniform for the Governor's more constitu-|, Dr. Ide presented a paper on “The | Island benefit garden party. sil damn endinenbas |Treatment of Acute Infections in ag Defense} “I've never been excessively keon | Minor Surgery.” | The paper was fol, te offices of about the eighteenth amendment, nor lvalaable facts, Were broUphE) Out “bY the organization here. State Com- id. to empyrean | th. Dhysicians mander A. B. Olson, of Minot, has dd act. Dr. W. H. Bodenstab of Bismarck sent a bulletin to all posts in the sare too many professional! yesented a paper.on “Medical As- state, suggesting that they carry out uplifters putting laws on the statute Pects of Goiter.” One of the impor-| Franz Mueller, Joseph P. Braun, P. the national plans | It would be just well to tant points Dr. Bodenstab brought|G. Kastner, incorporators; capital through the coope vith + let le be good in their own way out was the danger to the public in| stock, $20,000, divided into 200 shares Riviere sa Od ULE or es think, be bad in the promiscuous use of iodine and | of $100 each. Ste ae ore SAURLiNEY \jodized salts” in the treatment of|” Ward County Credit company, eG eee eee uamutens Mik, certain types of goiter. He stressed | Minot, to “lend money, negotiate HMR rcs EiRaccu: haelasked’all i the fact that iodine should be taken betes |W, Jc Gerdinigh Eo el fe ee eerie eee ee of the letters are by the laity only under the direc- ar, R. J. Young, incorporators; TGs Wah Gongress tiret placed bitter nl othe of tion of a physician capital stock, $25,000, divided into water sewers. the man power and resources of the) But he i een oO eee siabeldlign: ‘. country for national defense to! his PEE eS “the two-fisted ; H % commemorate the sacrifices ect him not at] Four N. D Firms 0 sucrific A H estate; to construct a hall or audi- Fi Articles torium; to purchase, own a hold personal property.” etc.; S. of Incorporation | °° ee Bergland, Johnson, A. 0. Odegaard, 0. Solherr, I. H. Ruud, George Georgeson, 0. H. Backen, in- corporators; capital stock, $3,50, di- vided into 140 share yf $25 each. ELECTRIC COOKERY MEA COOKING IN COMFORT a Buy, Your {houses explain that the innovations ‘ the younger gen- bishop o: spiseopal | church, thinks tid to say hop Fiske t afraid ing this he is of the prohibi- Fine feathers and martiah sur-| state more roundings don’t interfere with — this ned on the form, so that a s that ‘they devote the day time mobilization would be what out of orde The American various ned to observe Day, it was said at s an particularly to peac some: | NOTICE , through its” e, has pla divided into 100 shares of $100 each. Farmers’ Grain company of Glen Ullin, “buying, selling and handling of flour and feed, also coal, farm im- plements, and building materia’; The Street Department will not haul away grass cuttings or rubbish. The dumping of grass cuttings and rubbish on streets interferes with the flushing of the streets and in case of a storm clogs the storm their own wa Bishop Fiske he bombarded with letters since making this pro- known ¢ Citizens are requested to co-operate with the Street Department in this matter. ‘ as mothers, wives, nd encour- sis- the ae Dee eee EE DEMAND OF PATRONS Riveesab ie iluty oc prevaeing £6 tH ce Tae (@)__A rev.|_ Four articles of incorporation have meruet. celenre an fi er uly tion of Orien-| been filed with the secretary of state See tie ion of west-| as follows: hoted at at The Petersburg Cash Store, ‘Pet- hn American ersburg, “conducting a general mer- ed an aggre. chandise store”; Ed Johnson, Mrs. tive strimeed instruments H. R. Nicholson, Chris Hardland, in- » chosen to play Corporators; capital stock $10,000, ence to male; M. H. ATKINSON, City Auditor. \ presen v|tal dramas by the inva Lethe ern customs has been ted | Chinese theater here. nf the | Jazz orchest gation of 1 and Chinese gi department feminine roles in pre onators | ttle theater on the fringe of | a further innova- | n prompted by western influence | installation of real seenery, relieve the | ed Oriental’s ioned by iy tion fense Test Day pla Although the jovernars of all the area, Nebraska, North kota, Minnesota a souri and Arkansas, ed to cooperate with the at carrying out plans for the day. “We are trying to bring home t Hoceeen person the fact that t artment plans for this ¢ lic as soon as the details are work-| But: Gas Stands Highest in! ' ed ont. Wherever — practi it is hoped that military units will be augmented by volume so the neonle ean visualize the efforts as to the power of the nation.” This will be General Duncan’ ; é “Fl eration of Chinese, familiar with 4 | American methods of staging produc- a possible only through the close j tions, demand a stimulation of the | q operation of the civil authorities and| , Meu aR Oteneal the people general enny| con in ® : Ross. official representative ene | tae : ! eral Duncan, declared ye are going! Socuaris eae 7 to make the plans clear to the pub-| | Any Fuei Will Give Heat.— | r . | the Important Tests of a Fuel. In Five Gallon Cans In the New eo e : Tilting Crate This new Polarine feature is the. finish- ing touch to a complete service. The efficiency of Polarine Oils and - Greasesand the advantages of using them are well known. The Polarine film affords the surest way of lengthening the life of your car. It protects your bearings against the wear and tear of friction. You may buy a Studebaker today—or on ‘is day of the year—with the confident assurance that no act of ours will stigmatize it as a “last year’s model” TUDEBAKER has discontinued the custom of presenting a new line of automobiles each year. Instead of bringing Studebaker cars dramatically up-to-date once in twelve months, we shall keep them up-to-date all of the time-—with every im- provement made available by our great engineering and manufacturing resources. | Improvements and refinements, of course, will be “a LCT nies made from time to time. New features will be added. asion peratee ) Sri As in the past, we shall continue to pioneer all vital ve betterments. But Studebaker will have no yearly models to make your July car pbsolete in August, © “In view of the fact that no funds A dramatic story are available,” the commander poini- mse test must be expense to the There is a dramatic story behind this new Studebaker policy that vitally concerns everyone who expects to buy an automobile this year. Amazing records of Studebaker performance and endurance prove beyond question that the present line of Studebaker cars is so soundly ‘engineered and manufactured and so satisfactory in the hands of owners that drastic annual changes are not required, ( i Authentic reports show that hundreds of Stude- baker cars have given from 125,000 to 400,000 miles of sturdy, dependable service. One Studebaker Big Six, used as a mail car, traveled almost 500,000 miles in 5% years, giving 24-hour round trip service between Bakersfield and Los Angeles, California. Stupendous mileage! But the same stamina and rugged dependability is built into every Studebaker that leaves the factory. A Studebaker taxi in Jewett City, Conn, has Cover with wet baking soda— | afterwards apply gently — VISks Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly Burss his jurisdiction over the are cerned, for the General October 10, next. In public dresses the veteran army commander has always urged the promotion of a defense program and has expressed himself as opposed to pacifists who, he contends, “are in the minority.” an Legion posts, reserve of- d other organizations have ed to get behind the plans for July 4 and adopt the slogan “Do| It Now.” * The following en by General Duncan “merely suggestion” to aid in the consideration of features 4, in his opinion, be cov- programs: bly and parade. ‘or our national music. traveled 31,008 miles without even having the valves ground or the carbon removed. : In Stockton, Calif., a Studebaker Big Six has piled up 138,000 miles over steep en grades and rough country roads with negligible upkeep—not a single major part has been purchased or repaired by Teason of wear or accident. 4 It is a significant fact that wherever travel condi- ions are most severe, Studebaker by far normal proportion of cars, intense Bus Operators, Rent-a-Car Companies, Police and Fire Departments—all turn to Studebaker year after year for their transportation equipment, because they have found that it always yields scores of thou- sands of miles of reserve transportation, and has low upkeep costs. At the mileage when other cars are breaking © up— Studebaker cars are breaking in. It’s the second and third fifteen thousand miles that prove Stude- pr csed _Spperiocity. It’s this reserve mileage — even ugh you may never use it—that increases Studebaker resale value. ee: ‘ Stamina is in-built—inherent—a vital and irdis- pensable part of the Studebaker formula for, build- ing fine motor cars, : ¢ Buy this “One Profit” car now : Remember — under this new Studebaker - tila {s.i0 head t0 delay the puxrchsee of jeox’ oot automobile until annual changes have been made. Come in and see these sturdy, dependable, “one- profit” automobiles, Today Studebaker offers greater eo om ee. It is sound judgment to now, Bismarck Motor Company STUDEBAK THIS 1s A STUDEBAKER: welfare. Polarine conserves power by providing a perfect seal between the piston and cylinder 7 It jinaiaanien 8 flawless, unbroken —heat- resisting, resilient. fade Polarine yields nothing to any oil in point of efficiency or superior quality. sone Now.comes the new tilting crate, making it as easy to pour from a five gallon can as from a quart container. Drain your crankcase every 500 miles, cleanse it thoroughly with Polarine Flush- ing Oil and refill with the right grade of fresh Polarine. By so doing you will donee om car och iar wens ree hauling changing it every 1000 miles. Consult chart for the right grade of Polarine for your car. : Order a five gallon can of Polarine in the new tilting crate: : anal i BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA Y.E'AR ——— an BERLIN CONDUCTOR'S GOUT TREATED AS FRACTURE! Berlin, June 25.~(P)—Patro the Berliner Theatre have witnessed nightly the odd spectacle of the con- ductor, Herr Schmidt-Gentner, being carried by two stalwart men into the pit and gently placed in his seat. The conductor was. injured by a fall and the first doctor who exam- ined him diagnosed his injury as a fractured leg. The member was placed in a plaster cast, but as the || Arlasricnetainserice grossing the intense pains continued a second doc-j) sea. Further information trom leet tor made an X-ray examination, but hip agents or found no trace of a fracture.” In- H. M. TAIT, stead, Herr Schmidt-Gentner was suf- €11-2na Avenue, South fering from gout, but he insisted up- Minneapolis, Minn, on fulfilling his contract with the Ne. Mane theatre. ere steaming across two oceans EUROPE Empress ox Scotland Empress of France Pig Monoclass Cabin Ships few d; ga Soetoro den Monae an)