The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1926, Page 5

FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1926 WESTERN PART OF STATE GETS (Continued from page one.) (ng optimism in this district, although that has’ never been at a low ebb mong experienced farmers, business men said. Roads Slippery | turned home early today from | motor trip to the western part rain was-quite general between Bea and the Badlan as Richardton. between Hebron and Glen Ullin, The roads became fairly slippery, says, before he reached Mandan. Reports received at the Soo Line of- fices here today show that it has day be- been ‘raining since. 2 a. m. tween Max and Sanish, an light’ rain has morning from that Drake to Max. rained along the Wishek to Pollock branch of the Soo raining east of W it night and k today. ward tion. Mandan, N. D., May 7-—()—Stai ing at noon yesterday with showers that spotted the entire Missouri Slope area, some places with heavy rai 4 others with little more than (i precipitation to all districts. 1 o’clock this morning 40 of an in i rain had been recorded at Mandan. axemplified here yesterday when, club meeti doned and 4’ sang the doxology. drizdle which began durin| ‘was still continuing at 11: day. At 7 o'clock ‘the rai reached .20 of a great value, though no harm crops-had yet been apparent duc drought. il fices in this city said that rain fell Enderlin, N. D. Jainestown, N. D., Only very slight pr noticed here this morning. ing of rain, howev being sung in Grand Forks early t h cal symptoms went, there were Minot, N. D., May 7—(). ily falling drizzle in northw BT Dakota had brought rainfall at 1p. m. | TODAY (Continued from page one.) inch of ‘the next big war. knows, and ‘more, langua; Italy generally. It is a delicious old-time “come and fight” message such as the m rarely enjoys. Mussolini thas not ceived watchful Kemal. knows that Italy has 260,000 soldi and 200 down on Turkey. They are conv key in the big peace settlement. THEATRE LAST TIMES TONIGHT feature Pathe Comedy “FLAMING HEAVIEST FALL { J. B. Sayler of Bismarck, who re- the state, states that, it rained quite hard at Beach yesterday morning from daylight until 9:30 a, m, This » Between noon and tov afternoon a heavy rain feli at Dickinson and Mr. Sayler + ene roma as far east A light rain fell He q lett Glen Ullin at 11 o’clock last night when it began to rain again, \ wishing to make the trip home be- fore the roads became’ muddy, and states that it rained steadily during the three hours he was on the road. been falling since Rain is reported from various points be- tween Bismarck and Oakes and the rainfall is apparently working east- today to points which were not benefited by last night's precipita- sprinkle, the night brought timely At & Indication of the relief to pout emotions brought by the rain was best showers pelted down during a Rotary the program was aban. business men stood and Minot, N. D., May 7()-—A stead; the ni inch. The moisture is { Reports received at the Soo line of- all points between Wesby, Mont., and The sky is overcast and the air feels promis- Grand Forks, N. D., May 7—(®)— “It ain’t goin’ to rain no more” was afternoon, and so far as meteorologi- | signs of a break in the dry weather. missed a document that will delight every historian for a ‘thousand years, and may be an official announcement When dictator meets dictator, you expect fireworks, and Kemal does not disappoint you. He knows everything that Mussolini and the Turkish ng’ is hardly big enough to tell how tittle he thinks of Mussolini and ern world of commerce and hypocrisy The latter ‘airplanes, ready to swoop ientlv located on the beautiful Island of Rhodes, that Italy took from Tur- Kemal talks to Muxsolini as the latter recently talked to Germany, only ‘more so. “At- CAPITOL problem will be to find @ burial place in Asia Minor for the bodies of dead Italians.” told that he is a vicious dictator try- ing to bring back permanently a king of tyranny long since discarded, whereas*Kemal, also a dictator, is just téRing care of Turkey for a little while, until a Turkish ‘republic can be built up. a! Such insults Mussolini might dis. of | regard, but not this one. The Italians are better orators than fighters. That insult by Kemal will never be wiped out, except in blood. If he followed! his inclination, Mussolini would chal- lenge Kemal to ‘mortal combat with any weapon from a modern auto- matic jto the key and trident of an- cient Rome. What a spectacle that! would be, what a crowd it would draw,} properly staged in the coloseum. ch soon And Mussolini would enjoy it, and! show Kemal that an Italian dictator can fight. Italy has always had or-| ators and fighters and the fighters carry the day as when Cicero and Cacsar lived side by side, and Cicero! lost his head. No Italian worries about insults flung by Kemal. work way. he Now the decauipn is, will the two dictators start another war while Eu rope'looks on? And are you not glad ¥] that your Uncle Sam has no Turkich mandate on ‘his shoulders? They planned to fit one on him, you remem- ber, with Woodrow Wilson’s approval. Better a mandate for 10,000 wildcats than for one Kemal Pasha. a is England is back of Italy in the proposed attack on Turkey, says Kemal, and Greece, also forgetting how Mussoli puljed her nose at Corfu, would join with Italy. “If you combined, cowardly, mean, and worth- less nations should defeat Turkey, which you never will,” says Kemal, “England would have Mosul and the vil all to herself.” If you like “shirt-sleeve diplomacy,” with daggers and war thrown in, thero you have it. Now watch Mus- solini come back. He is probably con- PIMPLES 60 SKIN CLEARS— EASY WAY | Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN brings quick, permanenj relief from constipation rt ns, a nch up as y ‘to to at Constipation leaves its mark upon the face. Its terrible poisons, which ‘lead to over forty seriou: diseases, cause pimples, hollo cheeks, sallow skin, circles under the eyes, poor circulation, cold’ hands and feet. It causes unpleas- ant breath too. Rid your body of this frightfuy disease. 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Mussolini is;@ war on the Some newspapers “Will there be an English Republic?” tack me,” says Kemel to Mussolini,| sulting D’'Annunzio about red hot ad- ‘and when the fight is over your only | jectives, now. Poor old Britain and good King {George, however, are not hunting a Bosphorus, or anywhere They have all the war ey need, in the labor war, most seri- ous that ever threatened England. The king declared “an emergency,” polite way of saying that certain civil rights of Britons are temporarily suspended. British troops are line British union men, of whom more than four millions seem determined to test their strength. Minor. gave up the job. sound polite, but the feet sh: careful how they decid of the head. All Phones 6 Specials for Saturd 6 cans of Watab 6 cans of Ozark Chief hand packed Tomatoes for. .81e - AT 3 cans of Libby’ FRESH Spring Chickens and F The eyes are not in tho fect, and a nation must sce its carry the line, That is not the question. republican system, nublic? the king, say ni Ww If that ‘happen 01 th two fighting dictators up to meet and the B: want to lake out accident 1 and wonder where to get it. If the worst comes, it will be a bud] | : thing for the king, nobles and the| British are not a revolutionary peo- capitalists; of course, infinitely ple. aney like their peer, tootball and than the working people. They, with] cricket regularly. They will solve MacDonald, had their chance to prove] this problem, they ‘have solved that they could run the British Bm-| harder problems since the da; pire better than the upper classes, but| Cromwell. If he were alive and You je to do the this island. the rest PEARL GROCERY & MEAT MARKET All Phones 611-612 11-612 y Sweet Peas for.. 8 Dill Pickles for... FRUITS AND VEGETABLE: Meats Beef and Pork Tenderloins DELICATESSE Bismarck Food Market Fancy Leg of Lamb N The best food at the lowest prices. Phone 1080 Don’t forget Mother. FOLEY'S lovely boxes of Candy 3 doz. Clothespi Fancy Bulk Cof: 4 Ibs. Market Day Rais- ins, only ..... APPL Fresh car of fine Winesaps, ns... 10¢ a OR, 3 bars for ........ good and solid, per box $2.85 20 oz. Dill Pickles, extra fine, 2 glasses for... .35e Big Woods -Corn, extra fancy, 2 cans for Yeast Raised Sugared Doughnuts, per doz. Butter Rolls, per doz. Raisin Bread, Graham and White, each....... Chop Suey Cup Chocolate Cake, toes, solid pack, 2 Heinz Pork and Beans, larve cans, 2 for..........50c syrup, 2 No. 2 « .dbe Bakery Specials Cake, per doz. each... FRUITS STRAWBERRIES SUNKIST LEMONS AND ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT — BANANAS — APPLES, ETC. RADISHES — ONIONS CABBAG Vegetables LETTUCE — — PARSNIPS — ASPARAGUS. E — TOMATOES — CARROTS - SWEET POTATOES Britain has ‘@ republic now, absolute self-govern- ment as the labor government proved. The question is, Will Britain lose her disguised as a monarchy, and get instead, something]! of the Russian sort, disguised asa re- God and Britons general gz of the whole of London he would handle the strik remember his short and cru message from Ireland, “I have pacified I shot every tenth man I sent to the galle monks I knocked on the head. None of Washington’s soldiers was lost in crossing the Delaware. DELICATESSEN Sanitary Delivery We have some Tall can, fancy pink Sal- mon, 2 1-lb. cans for 45¢ Hard Water Castile Soap, APPLES. No. 2° Hollywood Toma- Daggett Plums in heavy ...85¢ be & Bread, Rolls, Cakes and Cookies made fresh every day. ELERY — GREEN _ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE IB ave rope. east and west, and two ruling so-called “prv atavcan’ povernmenY ruling sh Empire, everybody will Russia | nsurance, | be nig However, as Lloyd George says, the | FOR ei! . .25e cans 25e cans LABOR LEADER to injunction to restrain offi until the ballot is finished. section of the printing trade. work will have the effect of inducing mapy men to resume work, The Bri ette calls _atten- tiofto the fact that the British | Workers’ Bulletin is being produced by union printers and argues this shows the strike ix against: newspa-| pers whose political views the strik- | jets disapprove, and not for industyial | purposes. “The only printers who ard allowed to carn their living Printers Dissatisfied their own trade are those employed | itisfaction on the part of ato foment the strike,” says the Brit- | | ish Gazette, which is the government | organ. | are | ALDWIN AND IN- CONFERENCE (Continued from page one.) ials of one anch from calling its members out ing called upon to str fortnight notice cuously Constah London's spe taking a share in police claimed that 8,000 y tables duty. in the ti-stril It listments. ployed where patrol work in Trade unionis London's haggest return to | of FOR A MOMENT please. 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This fiem,| closing in these districts, and armors prevent white and gold front restaur-!ed cars are patrolling te e familiar all over London,| crowds of communists from marching will now have to distribute suppiies| into the more orderly sections of to its bra y vol | London. nt iB ” k dicating cuttle ticks. ation at all unlike that in “The com- 4 prosperous. sect unistic element is. s ¢ dock workers, and 3 are giving the sec live a wide berth, Wichita, Kas., has high school Honolulu is to have a war morial, hey Shops are Jones & Webb THE STORE OF Quauiry Service SaTisrAction PHONES 33 AND 34 Strawberries —-HEAD LETTUCE --ORANGES —CARROTS —GRAPEFRUIT —RADISHES —LEMONS GREEN ONIONS, Ete. —PINEAPPLE Staple and fancy Groceries Swift’s Premium Meats Exclusive agents for Chase & Sanborn Coffees MILK AND CREAM GRAIN FATTENED CATTLE We have just bcught the entire herd, consisting of 49 head of corn fattened yearlings, which is called baby beef, from Walter Sellens. They are almost purebred Herefords and are of fine quality. At present nothing but grain fattened steers are being killed by us, which are topping the market in St. Paul. We sell Meats and Sausages at whole- sale and retail. Comparing our prices on meats with the high grade butcher shops in the large cities you will find that their prices are about 40‘ high- er than ours. Pure, fresh, 2 10 pounds Bacon, Premium Q: per pound Sliced, per Ib. . Beef Pot Roast, per Ib. Beef Blades, per pe er, per pound ane “ Swedish Causage (not cooked) per Ib.. .15¢ Beef Tengue, salted or fresh Sausage Minced Ham style, Premium per Ib, . eA Wieners, Premium Quality, per Ib.. emium Quality, per Ib. fresh, per Ib. ... age, extra quality f-- ‘apple Loaf FREE! re , wnat ibe the hocesnede tet? England style. To quickly intro- Bologna, r Liver + 20¢ Corned Beef Le luce we give you e No. 1 can al solutely vith bottle of Monarch Cuupat 30c EACH MONARCH ny White Asparagus, full 1 tb, tihs, extra special, tin . 2 O. Brand 2 for . Solid, crisp Head Lettuce: Corn, Yellow Bantam, tin for .. . S. 19e Te 1 Monarch Cats i FREE Pedicle sain | Extra seatene eed Te fOF . 6.06.25 -05.. This is ‘a gift Royal Baking Powder, 60c. 1 pkg. Royal Gelatine Free. . Raisins, seedless, 4 Ib. pkg. ...........50€ We are in the market for corn (shelled or ear), barley or oats for feed. We also buy hogs, shoats preferred—paying highest market price, also chickens and eggs; also stock cattle for pasturing and feeders. ‘If you have any let us know. PHONE ONE-O-SIX-O Young, well broke Horses Two Tractor Plows Two Tractors =F bee ony gegen have spent $50,- million-dollar th 86 acres of campus, me-