The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1926, Page 3

4. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE -- - : pace et AUTOMOBILE: © PRODUCTION ie Hes ea fae ASSOCIATION Cleveland ,Court Issues Per-/ manent Injunction Against | anticipated participation of ail 3 c porters. Madame Lahovary | 4 horses. re Ohio Company cohterence and that representatives | described a queen who is modern and on Farm Products On his trip to Wing Mr. Miesen was Dissemination of Know- » ie of cotton and grain sections would be, nu feminine as well as regal. » “l accompanied by Dr. A. W. Munson, VOFS emina' | Payee ‘ashington, T A tar.| ghabled to go to W with] Vex, the qucen smokes a few! ; satus WHO represented the state livestock) edge ‘Through Papers | the value of shoes that reaching Victory in the fight againat | finite suggestions, 8 Peon OHO ALON ay sla- | sanitary board. ge ie | keep their feet vigorous, ikht against! “Before adjourning, the f : funds for sup. Mr. Miesen, who has-specialized in| pies { OEY, : { misrepresentation in th le of auto mobile club memberships to thou- sands of motorists was disclosed here teday in the announcement of the .* American Automobile association that 4 permanent injunction had been is- sued by a Cleveland, Ohio, court against’ the National Automobile ' Service Corpétation of Ohio. | 2% The injunction was granted on the plea of the A. A. A, to protect the! } names of its affiliated clubs in Ohio end its own name, It restrains the “Nasco” company, its agents and em- pore, ploye formation of the A. A. A. or the Cleve- » from copying the touring in- land Axtomobile club, in addition to) PT°: restraining its officers, agents and Tt was charged and proved tl high-pressure salesmen of the -o” organization left in the minds of rember 16 and 17 to formulate a defi-| for she smoxes American cigareties jvieinity of Wing A. R. Miesen, coun- | nite program for agricultural relicf! and likes them, and furihermore sees ity axclcuitarane ‘agent, deciared that ’ i was reached before adjournment to-| no harm in the use of a lipstick to s a more thorough study of the out- : day of the gram belt federation of|enhance her royal gobd looks. break would be necessary before the rg 's conférence, which has been in session here two days, pledged itself again ice of : continue the fight (A ngrlealtara never uses rouge. pa ae ioner of ulture and sary held at D of as paaiey, ner ta 6 tah of knowledge through the news- | out aches. All women tef, based upon the principles of the Madame Lahov Wien now a2) ; .e amount. papers to prevent human ills was urg- | MeNary-Haugen bill, sg 'no harm in the ogea-| |, “While there ; d of in Bur-' ed by Dr, Charles If, Mayo, noted needattivefeet.TheArch Cotton Growers Ready to Join a lip stick, Her cotor | the value of state . Rochester, Mi egéon, in an ed- Assurance was received by the! ural.” nd deve jochester, Minn., surgeon, conference that some of the north-| ernmost cotton states were rendy join the grain growers in their le forence is expected to include repre- evening wrap, the moles added that the grain growers eliey, ed that the cotton price slump brother farmers in the south in se-| ‘ - in the rear of the hardware store,! ity would do more to check iiciptent | multiply as, aa. Pigeons ne MS at ‘Di on: : | . isease Among woke Bigs Srytre yada. 1 ape erly je et as 0! would nore an, cesne ‘Thus the: Horses. Appears | agperatin of cell issues, | erowehe aPpeae” to Be Influenza MAYO UJ 0 URGES: | te tc cat at, le, the the oldest known fashion of multi- TPES DETERMINED! AND USES Lirstiek F Washington, Oct. - 1 mond cfuwn worn vpon shi nite J x _ (Continued from pare one.) | bersanent locks fs not th inve igltlie Monday what ‘aie themselves.” he said. “They English scientist. : lapperted to be some form of infec-! Gr eS {tious disease among horses in the yep Lobsters make love to their mates: much as do humans, according, to.an 1 to call a general agricultural) vai sign of n temininicy as: ‘onference at St. Louis to meet No-| played ty Marie, Queen of Rumar esman, the’ Kitchen Suggests Appropria- nature of the disease could be deter-| i tions fle F P fi ines He added that it appeared to ions Be For Premiums {be some form of influenza prevalent Noteq Rochester Surgeon Fa- farm organizations. So declired her sp Leaders of the federation said the; n waiting, Madame = § ae in answering questions to- ive} Laos otton growing states at the St. Louis! uay ot t al report_of Joseph A. Kitehen,| Bovltty work, has been invited to act) Cleveland, Oct. 20.—U)—Dissemin. comfortable and with- terstate post- mbly at its con- | steraay. Five thou-| are attending the rhe number ardrobe of the Madame Lahovary estima jative battle and the St. Louis con-| grey ones, a sanle and ye are ¢ peest | > ETE “De, dress before the " apnropratiens he contin MeNary Will Probe | (reauate meaicn a North Dako’ e fain y= i perl | Seren ment of premiums only. on livestock) Charges Co rnin vention, he: oe agricultural exhi Kitchen Ses nce sand phy orth Dakota has the very, Bullett Candidacy convent | est, f registered st “Newspapers are the chief educa-| reed and in Pi ng selections | tional agenvies of modern life,” he ‘ntives of virtually all the cotton iz, she mu resolutions expressed “a very fa ‘ i ..' said. “Cancer is the world’s great appreciation of the dis a) : A ing their field crops and; Chicago, Oct, 20—VP)—An investi- . 4 \ rondition of the cotton. growe Suit Resulting farm herds farmers should have amgation of charges that large sums of bugbear at present, Its cause fs hn, the best the state are being spent in Washington! } doa state fair half of the ca y Beott! ‘cancer week’ with attendant public- From Kelson Plea asco” is in any way affiliated, as- | | offers this a i Demoeratie s candi-| sociated or amalgamated with | the| Mave been averted had congress a x s ordered tod A ACA: oe the Choeclane etn, cepted the MeNary-Haugen principle. Is Started Today, : Eabipnign fands committee : Wo desire to cooperate with our Osher uppropriations ‘are The inquiry was to be conducted by mended for state employmen Lakes, Minn. Oct. began, late this curing jegislation which will pre- the customer the firm conviction that| ‘ent a recurrence of this disastrous the presentation of evidence in the ing the A. A. A. Affidavits introduced in | employes from representing that court revealed that victims had been| freight charges one of the chief con jyr, Nasco” was “the same us”| tfibuting causes of agricultural dis- | jn, the Cleveland Automobile club,| tress and called upon the Interstate jowin, which is the A. A. A. unit in Cleve-| Commerce) Commission to reduce, told that “ The conference held excessive he had bought a membership in the| Situation,” the resolution states. $10,000 suit against the Nationa tion of tics and the support. of| vestigation was reached by Senator { Re rety of Minnea ht by the Luke Park nce company, which a ng the plea of guilty to veny charge Monday by mers’ insti | Reed, Democrat, Missouri, committee “Although $15, 00 ‘appropriated | chairman, ho now is Chi ‘ - for _barberr; in 1928! after reccipt of telegrams from Sam- Tonight E iated at the last} uel Sumner, chairman of the Republi-! A $ The federal can state comnittee. hes i Wednesday Every ov lund. these tariffs in accordance with the) ator Charles Kelson. Sel a No Colmparison spirit of the Hoch-Smith resolution.| jurv, neeun Tuesday but, adjourned , jhax continued) Much Money Being Spent ing to the court how near| _ In addition to the legislative fight,| With’ only eight jurors selected, was Sum declared in his telegram the A. A. A. and “Nasco”| the 30 or more farm bodies of the! complered shortly after the opening v1 rf spring wheat, he said, that he had heard that a fund of ap- representatioh of a most indetermin- ate sort in only four or five states,| extension of the producers’ contract be! compared with 842 clubs which| plan as an.effective means of placing s,“function under the emblem of the| the farmer's markets more nearly in ‘ n Automobile association in| his control. ‘ Ameri every state in the Union. Lawyers for the A. A. A. contended that the practices of “Nasco” sales- QUEEN MARIE [ea i men were of a subtle danger to-the motorists, caleulated to deprive them of thousands of dollars, since these men, unlike the “gyp” promoters, were far too clevér to digress openly but remained “testering an the rim of A iaw, the only weak poiat in thelr operation their prop wi ree for a hieh membership fee, ails mount and diversity of servi: rendered by the A, A. A,, although the | napolis today smen of the for claimed that these A. A. A. services would be ava ber, Thes ervice for of America, whic could not give since its club: confined to four or five widely se; rated states, “thousands of dollars for the motor- ists of Ohio, and, in its inevitable influence where, should be far- reaching,” the A. A. A. announcement? The method of operation of jesmen is so very us, | d their presentations so v nd so cunningly thread them an easy matter to misicad{ motorists “hundreds of complaints against ctices have been piling up and, one of ‘Nasco’s’ strong- some time, but it was not ly that the perpetrators could be tracked to earth. Their fina‘ unmasking in court undoubtedly w provide ,a new protection to the motorist who otherwise might suc- cumb to high-pressure salesmanship and plausible indefinite and certainly unkept promi Braddock . Farmer Coming to State Show to Find Seed Ole A. Sjerslee returned to his hom at Braddock today after spending a week in Bismarck, during which time e received treatment here. Mr. rslee is very much interested in the state corn show to be held early next month, and plans to.come to Bismarck on that océasion, He had about 20 acres of corn on his 334-acre farm near Bradddck this year, but the hard frost of September 24, he believes, spoiled any chance. of his obtaining sSpood seed corn from his “own crop. Consequently he expects to attend the state show to learn from exhibitors where he may secure the best seed for next year. Mr. Sjerslee is one of Emmons county’s successful farmers, but was rather unfortunate this year, as were many others, becat of the severe drought. He had “about 250 acres seeded to wheat, but only about 20 acres of ‘the crop were worth harvesting. Those 20 acres had been summer | fi lowed the ia. before and this g: the crop a better chance to withstand Pe dry spell than that onthe balance f the land. His corn developed after the rains in August much bétter than he had expected, and some very nice cars were formed which would have made excellent seed had it not been for the unusually’ eatly frost, The kernels were quite soft at that time, howeve: and the frost, which was sever enough to form’ three: quarters of an inch of ice gver water in a large tank, precluded ay possibility of using the \egorn fof phe Mr. Sjersiée says. Hogs and Cattle to « Be Sold at Auction on Van Vieet Farm even* red Poland 24 feted ‘shdrthorn by * Vieot at his farm near rigcoll Fr.- day, October 22, at 1 p. m. included amgng the Shorthorns are counsel for the A. A. A,| federation decided upon a program | of court today. ould de proximately $300,000 was to be" ex- disclosed that “Nasco” has nationai| of more intensive organization work mee 4 ended on behalf of Builitt’s ¢ indetermin-| among farmers, recommending the Ton Late Tu Classify ‘aay ar Aigdy to'thbet tho he ' dacy. 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