The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1927, Page 8

Bidrn emesis BRAVES MEET MIDGETS HERE | THIS EVENING ‘ | Geston | Sholl “NOT GUILTY’ 8. [for the Nighthawks and H . Train ue Was point q Ni M M Dickinson Team, From Last Defeat, Plays Smarting | MILLER’S PLEA Fermer Mandan Man taigned in Des Moines on | Rebbery Charge—Bond Set floor and attempt sweeping victory won over the Mid | gets when the Braves traveled west-| ward three weeks ago. An epidemic of the “flu” which threatened the squad earlier in the week has apparently been averte: with only a few slight attacks the team is in good shape for encounter. heibling will end be back in the lineup tonight and, unless his lex + bothers him again, should be able to garner his usual high points fi Braves. Bor Heidt has been his usual brilliane should help the B as should MeDo Morris on defens: to do their requ i thi » including sters favor the strongly in this ¢ one a the western SUE sexcennzmeeaeeee Personal and \ Social News of | Mandan Vicinity | plete TO GIVE DANCE and in the past few wee! shown up poorly at basket Maule, however, can be to perform as brilliantly as With more expert nson would be given a better chance to win tonight, but Coach Fi nk Richards has a quint composed mostly of green men, who have so far slowed down the work The men high school Bakken tee. with plenty o Dickinson, defeat, will matters, broadest over Siinneapolis CARS COLLIDE A Hudson coach driven by Dr. leen of Mandan and an d speed, for om the last its best to even uy Joseph P. He e accompanist 1 Fair Weather _ Predictions, Gcod Roads Point to Record Breaking Attendance vith the weather ir weathe rut will be or Id and will Heed the ied them so that t dan from West aturdiy’s offerings to out-of-town visitors inelude: Fen fifty pound sacks of flour; four 25 pound sacks of sugar and 50 dual prize Coffee and cookie demonstrations 25 "a" 25¢ More than a gi and eo hall Pompany in connection with installa: iiictpuenas tion of new equipment. mers’ conference, k ith County lining of plans for tubereulin test of cattle, Bargain sales at all stores. Prize awards are to be announced from the Mandan Chamber of Com- merce offices. Farmers who have not received tickets by mail may register at the Chamber rooms be- fore 12:45. Trainers Romp to 28 to 14 Win Over Nighthawk Cagers | Playing with speed and ness, the State Training School quint | romped to a 28 to 14 win over the} Bismarck Nighthawks last night in| the school gym. The Trainers started off with a| bang and went through for three! baskets in the first two minutes of play. At the end of the first half! the Trainers had piled up the im-_ posing total of 17 to only 2 for the | Nighthawks, and both Hawk points! eame on free throws. | Mic wPrainer detente wes sistight| and the Nighthawks failed to get, close enough in to make any good _shots during the first half. In the second half the Trainers | substituted two men and toward the} end of the third quarter the Night-; hawks began to score on both long: and short shots. The fourth quar- ter was practically an even break between the teams in scoring honors.‘ Klein, Kelly and McCarthy starred county-wide smooth- | Announcement Zhartoon, the Famous Fortune Teller “The Man of Many Miles” ; How soon will I receive my money? If! go west, will I be a suc- cess? I haven't heard’ from my brother for five years. Where is he? Ask ZHARTOON, of Many Mile: ‘He knows. fl be at Prince hotel. 4 4 Phone for appointment i | i An Amazing Repair Method by the FAMOUS pAVEINson TIRE REPAIR Whieh we use on all casing repairs. It’s the ONLY satis- factory method for ha!loon tires. See us and cut your tire expense. Bismarck Accessory & Tire Co. 216-218 Fourth St. ‘The Man Ar- Mandan New s | Neville, Geston for the t gnt hihawks McCarty Carty Overland | coupe d marck were Wedane iy lided avenue sulted ‘considerably evening when the; the corner of _ the northeast. No injuries _Sixth AINED ROTAR . Madison orch tained the M ee y of T./ complete on} of the city when it caught fire BROTHER. DIES 1... Averson St. Paul where the death of M Iverson’ MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED Poncer Dakotan Dies at Wishek Others how this new hy- gienic pad discards easily as tissue —no laundry By ELLEN J. BUCKLAND Registered Nurse CAUSE one woman so advises | others, and because doctors so urge, most women are deserting the old-time “sanitary pad” for a new | and better way. | | Kotex itself is “like” Fight in lw better class now ue “KOT Discards as easily as tissue: laundr, women : fe Five times as absorbent as ordi- nary cotton | Deodorizes, (ius ending all danger of offending. Obtainable at all drug and de- partment stores simply by saying “KOTEX.” You ask for it without hesitancy. Be sure to get the genuine. Only Kotex, Proves old ways a needless risk. ness to yourself, try it. KOTEX No laundry—discard like tissue In What Month Is Your Birthday? On your Bifthday send your Mother Flowers Hoskins-Meyer Home of K-F-Y-R Special Week-end Accessory Sale Spark Plugs .. Patches One pint top dressing ..... 50c 30x3 Tubes LOCKWOOD ACCESSORY COMPANY 800 Main St. In fai | nv by Henry Bath atbin | damaged | col- | CONVENTION | brother, Carl Iverson of St.}¢ | expected No | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WETS TO HOLD | : HERE MARCH 5: | | Stgwera of Call See Little Dit-|+ ficulty in Getting Peti- tion Validated Little” difficulty in getting the! ary to validate | a petition te place on the ballot aj alto repeal the prohibition! of the state constitution is{ hy legisiators who have} da meeting of anti-prohibition- s to be held here March he receives letters from all s of the state from versons who him of their willingness to{ getting names on the petitian, Charles F. Streich, Bottineau coun-/ Streich, a Nonpartisan, | an Rate, Stark county, ‘ani pumumanceseniaannsiaaenseniaaiitie | Vhich Will You Have? THERE are ishes on th Claim to be imitation fin- _ market which st as good as DUCO.” Th may = save you a few dollars on the total ishing your car. “ same methods t manufactur- give you a DUCO job s equal in every way to the DU CO job on the finest At least half of is in the way the applied. Ask us —auick service— ion guaranteed. Lahr Motor Sales Co. satisfac Insurance Service Well Directed The arrow that covers the bull’s-eye is the one that is properly aimed. And the insurance policy that covers your risks and hazards is the one that is properly written. My insurance service is well directed. My poli- cies “hit the spot.” I represent the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Murphy “The Man Who Knows Insurance” 216 Broadway Phone 577 BISMARCK, N. D. Just received some .410 Shotgun Shells 22 Specials W..R. S. 22 Automatics. 22 Long Rifle Hollow Points Phone 187 Wheat Feeds. A CARLOAD OF OCCIDENT FEEDS NOW —a fresh carload just received to take care ’ of the ever-increasing demand for Occident Hard OCCIDENT MIXED FEED ALFA MIDDLINGS OCCIDENT BRAN Get our prices before buying 5 OCCIDENT ELEVATOR 0, Grainie.- Feed .. senees ND. leaders Ma ped Mg house. The call for the Bismarck meeting was signed by each of the 18 house sentiment of the people of this stal members who Leb the ta the Rabe measure to submit to the Rate a proposal to take the prohi. | his paramount issue of belief bition clause out of the constitution. Ninety votes were cast against the} proposal but the wet leaders said they do not feel this overwhelming majority represents the reql thought of the people. They are “confident |, that a majority of the voters wi support their proposal, In such event wee eat ee Heibline: it would be a/stap, for prohibition | Winel, Ih. G. Kapfer, Peter froma state which has had it ‘ 3 it was admitted to the union. leber, George , Aljets, - Albert Call The call for ihe Bismarck mecting | sep Renner. 3 | reads Fe “We, the undersigned members of A: Thatcher, |B. G, Bildepeand, the twentieth legislative assembly of the state of North Dakota, who voted on February 1, 1 favor of submitting to the qualified electors of the state for approv€l or rejec tion, the question repealing th constit nal provision relating prohibition, and who feel that th make this call, inv’ 1 be y of Bismarck, 5, 1927, at two o'clock P. Osear 3. Oberg, 4 A, Erickson, hers of the house. ate as Sunday, March 6, hardly be good taste to hold ‘onvention on that "day. SAFE FOR ALL It used to be that the only felow Who could safely buy used cars was the expert who could tell what he get- ting and the junk dealer who didn’ aus Personally, we have found it profit able to make the world safe for used car buyers—amateurs as well as experts. M.B. GILMAN €Q, BROADWAY AT seconn sv. eHone eQe- . ‘ BLeMa Sm A USED CAR IS ONLY AS DEPENDABLE AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT The cabs built for driver com- %-TON CHASSIS fort in a weather—and the cde $785 “fort ofthe man om de truck he L-TON CHASSIS fase tn da adable eeucting «@noy) service. $1025 = Graham Brothers Trucks: 1%TON CHASSIS easy to handle. They have $1375 power. stay on the 2-TON CHASSIS The proof of their $1605 value is their steadily Delivered in sales. Bismarck Graham Brothers Trucks and Cars meet 91% a PHONG 608 BDISMARCK GRAHAM oe —=-- TRUCKS fan ae a eEREVNVETE ANNOUNCEM'‘EN by the From NewYork. Dec.2,1927. 133 days‘ tie Wes "3 yeni, this stralia. a trae her spacious te pee i her luxzrious pool—from her marble La a she, is the Emp World Crates ler sctvice wil be ‘that made famous byCha*eauFrantenac,. Banff and the Trans-Canav‘a Limited Canadian and also that the. people should have the right to express themselves on/ in| human freedom and against the in-, vasion of homes;- therefore, hereby | ing you to par- | ticipate at a state-wide convention to held _in Patterson’s Hall in the on Saturday, March tied by. Streich | Richard Keier- Van! Berkom, John Ehr, R.C. Montgomery, | e Fettig, William | Miller and Roy . A. Yeater, all tial announcenients of the pro- posed meeting erroneously fixed the Streich said, and pointed oug that’ it would the - PRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 —_—_——_ Independent, are the anti- prohibition hvote as cast in the Louse of repre- sentatives was no criterion. of see ‘Man Dies From Excitement of Wrestling Bout *Minneapolis, 5 olas Donlinger, 65, a lof Minnieska, died du the excite- ment of a wrestling match here last night. Death was due to heart dis ense. |O’Conpor to Go on Trial Again Today Grand Forks, N. D. Feb. 25. )— The case of W..V. O'Connor, former of Grand Forks, on » charge of em- bezzlement will be taken up in dis- trict court here this afternoon im- ‘mediately following the completion of a criminal action now being tried. O'Connor will be tried on the grand jury indictment which charges em- ezzlement of $4,731 of the closed bank’s money, according to William Green, special assistant to the attor- ney general's office, who will work with J. B. ineman, state’s attorney, ‘in prosecuting the case. The charge is the same one on which O’Connor was tried during the February term last year when thy jury disagreed. Franeis Murphy ot Fargo is chief counsel for the defend- ant. thi! BEAU MARCH 1ST The Bismarck Tribune will have the list of num- bers drawn on the first Free PERMANENT WAVE If yours is there notify us at once, . | HARRINGTON’S BARBER-BEAUTY SHOP ‘Re-arranged, re-decorated, is an inviting place to come, “We do nos ¢.:"'--- ~tudents” Only in recent months has the radio public begun to — ie ee oO ni power to the loud speaker. ‘When the power tube was first on the market, radio buyers were rs lace os eee sion that MORE POWER meant M VOLUME alone. The power tube is, and always has been, concerned with TONE QUALITY. Without a power tube, CX-112 or CX-371, in the last audio here your re- ceiver is incapable of delivering mod- ern radio reproduction at its Best. Fifteen Types all in the Grange and Blue Carten CHICAGO Burn Wilton Lignite Coal This Coal Does Not Clinker and Con- tains Less Sulphur and Ash Than Any Other Lignite Coal Mihed in North Da- kota. Screened Lump $3.75 Per Ton Delivered Screened Six-inch. $3.25 Per Ton Delivered , WASHBURN LIGNITE COAL CO. Phone 452 Phone 453 NEW SALEM INVITES YOU Arrangements have been made with the K. of P. Lodge, Mandan, to give the play, which made such a decided hit at Mandan in December. LIGHTNIN’ ~ SATURDAY, FEB. 26TH FOLLOWED BY DANCE DIRLAM 7-PIECE ORCHESTRA In our new $50,000 ee Coty: _ Amerie ican Legion, New Salem You're Invited treasurer of the First Savings Bank) -