The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1926, Page 8

| PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE : We en ee a PINCHOT WILL | .tetjecctims|NYE'S SEAT 1S. jsratenset"* = CIRCULATION ~ ee Se serene at as NS ale TAKE STEPS 10st 3 ae ee oie ace crit tata, ON DEMOCRATIC rie Giemarex | OF WARIIES | iteet Ft, Yates |S it tbeiar 22)" te Held Tomorrow t t t | Approxima’ “ill be} lheard: at Bis slaimentat 5 The Bismarck and Dickinson high ‘The fast Fort Yates team will play] cards be printed, two for each pupil. i will . rite ze BEEN the elatm deposits Tit caus ¥ school basketball quints will meet at tho ‘Blemarck Night, Hawks Thurs: | These are made so that amounts sa¥. Lutheran church at 2 o'elock tomor- j ill Urge Passage of Bill) the farmers and Merchants Bank of| Is Willing to Stay Where He) the Bismarck hich scicol gymmasinm| American Army Authorities) Fort ystes seam her ite n0| on the each, the value of whieh. will ; fi x aa » c e jaturday evening of this week. Dick- ‘i * e value of which w! ei 4 Making Anthracite Mining _ Will Be Among Friends, | inson is reported to have one of the| Never Put Out a Single fate egee Tke Ne it is completely tancet- ison arene daughter, Med Rugtet ; gz will be devoted strongest teams in the district and s jae eenee ae one card and} Corison, with whom she was vi pu; ie other. s] a Public Utility n of rejected claims New Senator Says an exciting battle is anticipated, | Lie, Says Speaker court once this Coach H. E. Collins of the local The second plans calls for the co-| iné-, Anather da ea for revenge. They have been train-| operation of a bank. Toy banks may ward Lundq eis om u k of Farge, The People’s State pier team has been drilling his men stren- aes «dan. Fs os mt nk of Grand Fo the Prosper a W ashington, Jan. 13.—-()—Gerald| uously during the past week and be-| Washington, Jan, 13.—)—Flat de- ing hard for the game. be secured for fee ce ot cane In 4 th vernor ; ; na a emen' ie ate Bank, the First te bank of | P. Nye, seated yesterday as a sena-|lieves his men have perfected both|nial that the American army ‘author- ry tomer and wh e' ute M ‘Coaaingham, day jin “which Me attributed | the Nowe, and ‘the Farmers State Bank tor froin North Dakota by the votes an offensive and defensive method of| ities in France circulated ‘war jie” | Suggestions Made students misy, <ach Span _§ snvibgs i ool ha lr a o! ea cite 0 of Nome. in| ‘om whom tne 1 The remains will be taken to secured Democrats and Insurgent Repub-| play that will result in a victory for|as a propaganda measure during the 3 Moday classified Mimself as a| Bismarck, ‘The team will enter the| world! war was made here today ty|.. for Observance of Fontan Mee ter buraiche 3 publican Frogressive” and was) fray with the same tincup used in James Kerney, editor and publishet g ‘. These ideas are only suggestive | s0%° wre. Lundquist and Mrs. Curl- wned “a desk om, the| previous encounters this season, with| of the Trenton (N. J.) Times, in an| tate Thrift Day | ana teachers, are privitiged to use) Soy 0% : le of oe veld ce a ae } ra Hoe has ans ere at the army Mo any scheme they. miay have in mind.| °°" 8 ere| been. playing right forward. It’s college. Mr. Kerney served eight) § a i ¢ on their side] posible that Watkins will leave for months as director of American in: | che Bibiinay aselaciaty et benioon tions in New York to the of Ors, ESI Cenan ee See announced his intention of pressing! passage by the Pennsylvania legis- | lature of ‘a bill ing anthracite! mining a public utility Such a bill was completed today PUT UP FIGHT by Attorne: General orga W . ry rf ] ee ¥ George W. Minneapolis Saturday, where ho will, formation with the A. E. F., and told} in F; ; aC ee a an ie ite | Hi Rad make his future home, and conse- | the ar. eli 4 class that he did not te ere he Meta oe seenle te . “~s ers tit Gene | quently will not be here for the Diek-| “recall = single official lie which| this year since January q submitted at the . Ts Huds ee dic hice ae aie At all events he will be | general peeatear ert A. E. F. put out! date, falls’ on Sunday. . A progr: quests” the Governor to neg sanleiikents | etcche. HRUUEPERT Rage ne od ad ah a ivdnie emphasizing the importance of thrift compacts with anthracite cons i | quests but since the sets | Car cht TaMANMNUeT tO Cal eee | 1 had been conceivable that 2 | will be held in every school in the 1 states for the regulation of retail erroulll ‘request, but sines the ck | ane “all igMalited /te (take, Matt | suger Kercey wath; “ibele prone] Nee atta J ' hard coal business, | Must Either Be Content With) ably would have to be content with Pe ne eee ae eee ititane| ably. would Imuve’ Seen told by ‘come | gucmmasceat cee cr perators. igen ommittees on which there are | wi ‘a i "| disercet . i the | What Is Given Them, or ies, he added he would. make He eae eee romptlyeat | The speaker said that nearly all so-| gm ITS The automobile has become such ni oer Fight, Savi Seles carta the SE poche" Phere wit eno orl: ag stacy Gait | AE an important part of every phase of oe ; Against World Court. \ the centuries and modernised to fit a social. an a and cr ended eae Des Moines, fa, Jan. 13.—(®)As-| Senator Nye declared today in a i i any war. Investigation, he believed. | Bie. # ite tha lay the man without a eas acter tea 00 As [temas NS tReet alice | Officers of City ent acne ora 2 et | - car. seems almost as much handi- ininers had already done —m to otuin « fair share of the national at this time js that the world couse] National Reelected) from or at homer He continued: capped as the man without an concessions from their original posi- enry C. Taylor, former bu- oaths ¢ ° jakers ;; " “i Bel- r aes inthe interest of rennet ia formers usteniiied | The statement follow he atockholieey ot the: CiGreNe: lian babies 'witk thelr kande ett ‘ott : ry. ' ' education or a craft. settlement. The matter now culture, told lowa farmers assembled e statement follows: ( i - 1g flyi the thinni ks iehoter ie extsatune of Pennss| here tidav’ that, they" must erther| it is untrue, hes U have publicl | ing'ehie morning and reelected the othe British wcontemptibles af. Mons, When you buy a Willys-Overland ’ LG Cie eget piven bee COANE wit Whae 1H Pus ene coe ie present directors of the bank for an- | Russian armies moving through Seot- | [ERY Baber ‘ car here you are assured not only pest to. pre which recog: m. Crore courts oe closed to argu-| other year. They are P. C. Reming-| land and England towards the front Se ara of a good car, but of the desire and y SEEPING WELL —. a ‘ablet ability of this organization to see that it gives you constant and un- interrupted satisfaction as long as you drive it. } lity. or fight for their rights.” nizes the anthracite as a public uti-| Mr. Taylor, former chief of the rind is ; F n te baty Taster, former chief of the) went which might be offered from| tom, G. F. Dullam, B.C. Marks, 5, A. | ees! I (a vegetable aperient) taken at n 1 conve: f e va’ BURLEIGH COUNTY paren federation, °¢ ‘te Towa'far™) shat my honest, opinion at this time | meeting the directors Held hel set « ing your di- | “Ghat the center of our national| is that the world court idea is the| nual session and all offtcers of the gestion and alimination. mmanship rather, than’ class” polities | PREDICTED,” SAYS SORLIE Consultation Free Gerald P. Nye as United States sen-]ton, Jr. by J. A. Graham, tempor- e ELECTRIC AND ACETY- re Bismarck, No, Dak. That is the next’ step.” i h ; OE Re EKER eel Na 8, was | Meher side of the world "| Graham and P. C. Remington, Jr. cers one of the principal speakers at the | ether side af the wore foMowever,| Shortly after the stockholders’ D S ENGE leh wll tp keep you wall, by life should be a scene of class strug-| child of the makers of war.” Chiropractor G.N D A MEMBERS fie is indeed Unfortunate?’ he: shld iia atte EAE ieee pera arctan Pri oN Fhe But pending the day when states i Vice prevdent and carbler—J. A. = ; dominates in Washington, f Minneapolis, Minn., Jan, 13.—(#)— | Graham. 5, 7 Bismarck, y 2A : 10 MEET FRIDAY Soenetake up thelr mands either te | Governor Sorlie of North Dakota,| Assistant cashier—A. V. Sorentan. Lucas Bik, N.D, és be content with What is given them | commenting here on the seating of Assistant cashier—P. C. Reming- |} ae " : eas COMPANY. =: ciation in Burleigh coun- —————OOOOOOOe e y chairman of Burleigh ¢ t attend the annual county meeting LENE WELDING Distributors of the Association of Commerce rooms Friday evening at 7:30 o'clck. A di- : Bismarck Welding WR JUMIORO—Littlo We Willys-Overland Fine Motor Cars. rector of the state association to rep- be teat Dagestan may A resent Burleigh will be eles 7 see Works : soatea oFer remy’ ir og i be drawn covering such resommend __ Values are big. Selling is fast. : oes tun st prone 776 || MESOUD BY YOUR DRUOCIST onal | AE ' tions as the members deem advi “It is very important that a | delegation be at the meeting Friday night,” Graham said today, “The s state association will have between $75,000 and $100,000 to spend in ad- od in which this money will be han- dled will be in the hands of the board * G t S it should much thought towards i e yp y ul making a w jon.” Nearly a million and a half dollars was spent for automobiles in Jam chamber of commerce last night, howed. — HART SCHAFFNER & MARX . Overcoat at the regular price and we will give you any of directors, of which the Burleigh County meetings will be held in every county of the state Friday. h county, in the dampaign for memberships in the Greater North Dakota association, ra i a little v 00, Mr. Graham announced town last year, figures given by Log- Eee | suit you may select from an assortment of 60 suits county representative will be a mem- $1,500,000 SPENT FOR AUTOS. " To clear our stock of Hart Schaffner & Marx Winter an Powell in un address before the Watch Your Frail, Puny ABSOLUTELY FREE. vertising North Dakota, and the meth- ber. 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