The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1927, Page 4

FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1927 “PAGE FOUR Ses THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE : + The Bismarck Tribune':;""“* | yround and to have held “it king for his patience in giving him} An Independent Newspaper in order to explain, by its # seed start gn Life THE STATE'S OLDES NEWSPAPER three leaflets and Je stem, the doctrine of the BOOMS CALIFORNIA i (Established 1873) i | trinit | Palm Beach, I , 1 1. Urging In modern Ireland the modern shamrock, or White} [esidents ef Palm Beach to move to) ; " | 4 ’ | Culifornia, the secretary of the cham Published by the Bismarck Tribune Company, | clover, is important matter from an agricultural’ ber of commerce here today declured | Bismarck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice at) ctandpoint. ‘The dominant characteristie of Irc-| Florida was oh the down grade, while Bismarck as second class mail matter. a land's aevteall is th ; t 1 ‘a things were just beginning to shake George D. Mann..........President and Publisher '#"d’s agriculture is the raising of livestock 61/4) Jively in Los Angeles. pastures and the best pastures are those in which| | the wild white clover is the most abundant. A thick | | stand and an abundant growth of white clover sh de-|dent William H. Taft following an/| | 20 | Daily by mail, per year, + 720) in tact considered so important that the Ir , (in state outside Bismarck). seeeeess 6.00! partment of agriculture is constantly experiment-| #4Uress today in which the ex-presi- | Daily by mail, outside of North Dakota....... 6.00! ing to increase the nurmal yield. | Member Audit Bureau of Circulation | White clover in itself, with its three vivid leaves! Member of The Ai jated Press jand cheery blossoms, is beautiful as the shamrock | The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to | ™ust have been beautiful and is a worthy descenc- | ~ the use for republication of all news dispatches | ant of that fabled plant. sredited to it or not otherwise credited in this pa- per, and also the local news of spontaneous origin published herein. All rights of republication of ail other matter herein are also reserved. from the chieftain i - on SLIM TAFT KS .-| Washington, April 1.——Five thou-| iSisand women cheered former Presi-! Subscription Rates Payable in Advance Daily by carrier, per year .. Daily by mail, per year, ( Invite You to the Opening of Their Two NewStores r¥a@ Bismarck and Mandan, N. D. Opening For Business Saturday, April 2nd Mandan Store 118 West Main Street Next to Boston Cash Store Who Won the War? The next congress is to be asked to decide whol gent outlined the diet whereby he had | won the war. _ heen so successful at reducing. The! PAYNE COMPANY Well, not quite that bad. But Colonel Thomas | Popular supreme court justic: DETROIT (J. Dickson, retire! army chaplain, claims that|°" 1° "e™ resge Bldg. | school history books give pupils an exaggerated | idea of the part America played in the last war, jand he wants it set right. | Even that job, if congress should tackle it, would] | cause’ plenty of grief. : ‘ | For, if congress ever gets started on it, it'll get come and gone, leaving its) led into debating the famous question, “Who Won trail of vivid green. Green ribbons, green costumes, the War?"—and it won’t have time to do anything + green ice cream--everything green, and above ali else for years and years. the shamrock, which tradition has designated as em ad blematic of the Emerald Isle. | We have been accustomed to think that the sham- Bismarck Store Located at 302 Main Ave. Representatives Dickey Bldg. Foreign G. LOGAN CHICAGO Tower Bldg. Ki PAYNE, BURNS & SMITH . NEW YORK : - Fifth Ave. Bldg. (Official City, State and County Newspaper) The Shamrock St.-Patrick’s day h ——— Visit our bright, clean, new style sanitary grocery stores in Bismarck or Mandan Saturday—Find out why the “Red Ow!” sells for less! Prices Good Saturday to Thursday Corn Steeple Jack “North Woods” Early Minnesota Crosby June, No. 3 Sieve jo. 2 cans, your choice ANOTHER LAUDER GIFT tity, April 1.—The gift of | brary was announced The cost is estimated to be 000, The donor was said to| y Lauder. OR “EVERYBODY HAPPY? Washington, April _1—Important lio rulings were anhounced | A fine of not less than $1,000, sentence of not less than 10{| years in federal, prison, was decided | 24 VY. 5 = . upon as the proper penalty for any “—24 Votes For Underwood” cer who says “Nightie| The United States suffered a loss when the 69th | Night.” | Tock was something purely and distinetly Irish congress adjourned. JON D. THROWS PARTY | this is not so. The shamrock is really a spe The adjournment marked the return of Serztor| Orlando, Fla, April 1.—John Dj Dozen cans 1 Oc Case, 24 cans Pee va ol $1.18 $2.35 white clover, authorities agree, and is found as fre-/ Oscar Underwood of Alabama to private life. Se eet atte gine Beni, Taare ‘ quently in Northern Europe and northeastern Uni-| It is rare that a political leader draws as many | tran nrter a $5 gold piece, Or wee Tomatoes ted States as it is in Ireland. tributes from men of the opposite’ party as Senator | ita dime? | Solid Pack “Log Cabin” Brand Hite legend’ by which the ek has come to) Und wood did. He ends his long term of public]. || 7 ri Regular 12c quality ace in Trish is a quaint one with a record that ‘contains much werthy 2 s: During the period of St. Pat-| se and little deserving of criticism, At The Movi | y labors in Ireland there was | Besides—who will ever forget that oft-repeated a aS on when various chieftains were as-| war cry, “24 votes for Underwood?” The man’s a sembled. Christianity was then in its infancy in the | name brought a light-hearted touch to one of the - Emerald Isle and its doctrines were apparently bitterest political fights in decades. For that alone, difficult for the natives, who were largely pagans. if for nothing else, Underwood will always have to grasp. St. Patrick is then said to have plucked | warm place in our memory. Qu Macaroni Spaghetit, Egg Noodles, Sea Shells Special for opening week. Regular 10c size packages. Your choice, ‘90°[b. Box |..........98¢ LARD, pure rendered, in bulk, extra special, 2 Ibs —aV NUT OLEO, “Pick-Quick” or “Vigilant” brands, Ib. 22c; 3 Ibs. .... WAHBURN’S Pancake Flour, large size, 4-lb, package ... Si aehaneuy a-erest ity Brand Fig Bar Cookies Delicious Zion City Pure Fig Jam Bars. © Fresh from the ovens. Special 2 pounds for ..... Mae acs Ginger Snaps The crispy, snappy Snaps. week, 2 pounds Peas os OF . Opening 5c .19¢ a Cocoanut Taffy Bars, Ib..... Free Demonstration of “National Biscuit Co.'s” Free Offer Sunbrite Cleanser Buy 5 cans for 25c And get 1 can FREE CAPITOL TH ross atre here 5! _ 1 ree AL ig thes latest Ui 1! Cookies and production wi he alw: popular | production with th Iv popular | Crackers. ( Hy in the starring role, | i to be one of the most ning pictures that personable and talented) young man ha: Oi Masters] eas IG 3 i | Saint» Sinner 2 =: Sunset and evening star, © 1927 & NEA SERVICE, INC. co as u = And one clear call for me! |trid And may there be no moaning: on that date conversation,” Banning. , : the bar ind strutting, up | : RICE—NAVY BEANS, When [ put out to sea. chair like a! ' F : Choice, 3 Ibs. 5 y the — pretty remember pitel | ae Gand or Graham Crackers, 2-Ib. box, special ....... 32c N. B. 10 varieties, 5 pkgs. . ead 25c POWDERED or Brown Sugar. this sale, 3 Ibs. .. For ackage Cookies, ng most of the humor b fl of “You were nefaced a doa in designing this dete Bi rated, sir: 1 worked th weeks until November 13," M nis replied. words of instructed — her, down before the witnes crowing. rooster “It was a few minutes after five. I was through work for the day and| was in the hall of the Lane home,| putting on my cont and "1 door was open into the dining room and I could ‘aith Lane, her inde Tmother and Cherry seated| coe. James Marcus, Jack — Curtis, around the table. Miss Cherry and|*Sjin” Summerville, Jack Murphy, Miss Faith were addressing the en-| William H. Turner and oth velopes of the wedding invitations engaged making jrarments nt's ? for trousseau?” Argo Starch Corn or Gloss But such a tide as moving scems gie Den Special Free Offer P. & G. Soap Preeter & Gamble’s White Naptha Laundry Soap. Buy 10 bars OIL SARDINES, Maine pack, Y-Ib, tin, 6 cans ....... CAMPBELL’S SOUPS, all varieties 10c, 6 cans ‘Too full for sound or foam, When that which drew from out boundless deep = Turns again home. productions 4, and the bal- t Yeur cheice, regular Ib. packages 3 for 25c how much 10c., on M nning as you tell this jury you were paid for your w Cherry's trousseau?” PF « feminine ilight and evening bell, t Bn * pehat the dark! “T dbject!’ Churchill sprang to his “Atd m there be no sadness of » “on the grounds that such tes Raoul ny is irrelevant, incompetent & When 1 embark; Objection over * Judge Grim | shaw silenced hin For though from out our bourne of| h Time and Place The flood may bear me far, T hope to see Pilot face to face Wher I have crossed the bar. TOMATOES, Scott Co., large And get one bar of No. 2% can, 5c; 2 cans . GUEST IVORY FREE Long | raised her hands to her tonighteikany burning cheeks, but Cherry's head was high, her eyes glowing like hot metal disks as they stared unwink- ingly at the witness. “Fifteen hundred APRICOTS, “Naturmade,” in rich syrup, 24% can BLUEBERRIES for pies, No. 2 can Flour “Red Owl” Fancy Patent All Purpese Family Floun Qual- ity guaranteed. room door. nis. Go ahi opposite the dining “All right, Mrs. De “Kirst. I ‘What would happen in ¢ : at not marry him?’ And ning to | his Bi the —Alfred Tennyson: “Crossing the} included the wages sewing | answered immediately, that she su PRUUNE CepiiOn la sbhie Cheb eee Bar.” woman, Mrs. Hogan,” Dennis | posed--" larious points of a splendid char- answered with a note of pride be-| “Use the defendant's exact words,; * i eeu hind her evident distress. nearly as you can remember them,| pO"! RELL ait aa “Whose name was signed to the| Mrs. Dennis,” Banning interrupted’ [120'y Hieeoene i check with which you were paid?"| her. diced 3 r Banning asked “Well, Miss Cherry said, as near than ana Again Churchill's as T can remember, ‘Oh, I suppose! tric : ; | trie buffoon overruled. he would change his will if 1 broke/ tie nan who his “Mr. Cluny—Mr. Ralph Winston|with him, but don't you worry. I'm! appearance and is trying to over-| Cluny-—signed the check,” the wit-|not going to let a million slip through! come y his. gestures of inade- ness said. jmy Hands'—or words to that effect quate strength. “Were her home surroundings, her| know she said ‘million’—” Mrs. Den-| “1 would just as soon see Harry standard of living, in proportion to|is hesitated, her face going very| Langdon make love on the screen,” this expenditure for a trousseau?"| red. | said one well-known celebrity, Banning asked suggestively. “You must go on with your story,;Ronald Colman, or Jack Gilbert, or This time Churchill's objection! Mrs. Dennis,” Banning ordered her, any of the accepted screen love- was sustained. | sharply. “What else did Miss Cherry | maki At least Harry’s amorous “Now, Mrs. Dennis,” Banning went, say, if anything?” (advances are sincere, even if a bit on, not M1 non-plussed, since he , ‘Of course I don’t|more rserved than the others. had got his point to the jury, “do ings'—or SS you reeall overhearing a ‘conversa-|maybe she said ‘break my heart! - 35 silk dresses reduced to $19.75 and $25.00, | tion between this defendant and Mr. Cluny died before November 25,| $15.75, sister and mother on the afternoon | and then Mrs. Lane— sizes 14 to 20, Saturday only. —Rose Shop. “» - October ast? | Oh, Muggy, Muggy!” Cherry's follows the Prince of Wales around ennis answered in! moaned appeal to her dead mother “LUCKIEST DAY und counts how many times he falls] y with another quick|could be distinctly heard over the off his horse. 2 glance of appeal toward Faith, suddenly breathless courtroom. Dakota Business College, Fargo, had a visitor recently—a former | ai. ; : “Tell, in your own words, the cir- It is a quaint and curious fact} cumstances leading up to your over-| TOMORROW: Churchill makes the that all the bunkers are not on golf} hearing this conversation and, as! most of “Madame Denise's” evident friendliness toward Cherry, pupil, Thea Sampson, who now! heads the State Industriak Accident | Dept. of Oregon, with 12 stenog- courses, ., “ exactly as you can remember, the raphers under her direction. Miss BULLETINS: APRIL 1 The World’s News as It Happens Qnly Today Sampson says: ““The day I register- ed at D. B. C. was the most fortu- PASTORS HONOR LEWL Hilo, Hawaii, April 1— Lewis,’ popular American, was elected unanimous F oars : dent of the Hawi inister nate day of my life.’’ Here's real Il be invited | inspiration for ambitious girls. awe “‘Follow the Succe$$ful.’’ Begin DEAR RM a D. B. C. ACTUAL BUSINESS HOMAGE TO HEFLIN training (copyrighted—unobtainable | sociation, Mr, Lewis to speak on his religious views here | Washington, April 1.—Benator Tom | elsewhere) with Spring Term, Apr. Heflin was puzzled today. ‘The Ala- its title, i en that in story Har ent whos ‘This flour is made of Norih- ern Hard Spring Wheat. 49-lb. Bag 24 1-2 Ib. | “Swansdown” wherein | his Cake Flour The reg. 40c large pkg. Special Opening Week, 2 pkgs. 63 c for BROOMS, “Red Owl Special,” 4-string sewed, 50c quality, each ........... RED KIDNEY BEANS, Van Camp’s No. 2 can ... CAKE FLOUR, “Gold Medal.” Large 35c pkg. ...... SLICED BEETS or diced, No 2 cans, 2 for ..... FAIRY SOAP, the Oval Floating PRESERVES, pure fruit “Temtor” brand, 4-Ib. glass jar .......... COCOANUT, sweet, shredded, fresh stock Cocoanut, per Ib. ............. 25c DESSERT JELL, “Pick-Quick” brand, all flavors, the American Dessert, 3 pkgs. 25c COCOA, “Beacon” pure breakfast. Rich i butierfat, 2b. pkg.......-.... ss. 25c PANCAKE: FEOUR, “Red Owl,” 4-Ib. ‘sobag; ‘self-rising, 23c THOUGHTS ON TOIL Only '38 out of e 100 Ameri cans work for a living, statisticians reveal, What! 71,300,000 bootleg- . The figures may be mis- though. Among the 62 who don't work for a living there should be listed several Pullman porters and press agents, who only go through the motions. . The percentage of workers used to be larger. That was before so many people took to the water for a living. + . . There's one man, however, we are sure works for a tivelihood—he objection was Van Camp's or Campbell’s Pork and Beans Regular medium 12 1-2 tins . Your choice at these Extra Special Prices Dozen 3 Cans 98c 25c Sweet Corn Minnesota Pack—Good Qual- ity Special Purchase to Sell at This Low Price Pure fine granulated, Saturday, 10 Ibs. 12¢c Prunes Sweet and meaty, 60-70 size, 9 ee Ibs. for ......... ack, per Ibe wn LOC EVAP. APRICOTS, special ee 9c Salmon FANCY RED ALASKA 19c The new Pullman sleeping cars have “passenger bedrooms.” Is this! a device whereby the Pullman com- —pany hopes to lower the cost of travel? sa = A Connecticut professor spends his spare time on street corners in =New York and London taking notes ~on people und things. We wonder chow many bets he has been offered New Orleans, April 1.—The head “on the ponies. of a million-dollar buttonhole cor- Bes & poration today was acquitted of fail- ure to file any income tax return. vv'S ALL RIG KiD/ wus LETS TAX SLIP PASS novi MATCHES, “Headlight” Sure Strike, The ten chief causes of crime carton of 6 boxes for ere named by a New York crime commission the other day However, the commission overlooked the man who tells you he takes a cold bath wevery morning. | Canned Pineapple FANCY—CRUSHED OR BROKEN SLICED COFFEE : Try our delicious “PICK - QUICK” A financier has set aside a fund Eto combat sleeping Now if unother rich man would just come along with an appropriation to bama solon received a handsome wriSt 4-11 Smailer classes, quicker ad- vancement. Write F. 1. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front St., Fargo. Hawaiian pack of excellent quality. 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No, 2 1- can a | Justajingle Ne turned the old pump handle! = round, =~ And made it squeak and sigh. __And then he found that he was not $7 Alone in being dry. *| A THOUGHT —-—_______—__—_—_-_® TAKES BORAH’S HINT Washington, April 1 cl Kellogg today announced the with- drawal cin marines from Nicaragua. said he acted on the adviee of Senator Borah. : COOLIDGE PARADES ¢ bj Washington, April 1-—The Rialto > ‘Fools, make a mock at sin.—Prov-'was rife today. The rifeness was oo vix:9. "Yes, every sin is a mistake, and ithe epitaph for the sinner is, “Thou *fool.”"—-Alexander Maclaren. WELG-KNOWN MEDICIN RRITATIONS ley’s“Honey and Tar Compound i s its own place in our medicino| us many a’ urdensome doctor's bill. P ror aren: “by ehi ughs, for croup and whoop- $ Paid wh, for troubleso ight ‘cough, and wi tarts watch. In its case was inserimed: “To our dear Tom—from the Knights of Columbus.” Hefpin id he never had heard of the organ i. MELLON DOESN'T RE | Washington, April 1.—Sceretaty of uti phington, Avril 1isecrcaty of] Guarantee of day declared he was going to quit idden we trying to collect ne preach es seb: h val It was only a small sum, he said, an eer age ; beneath the KING CANS I, DUCE | silver lining Rome, April 1—Declaring that there of every radio tube bearing “ the name— are too meny dictators in the wor today, King Victor Emmanuel of Ststeen types all tn the Orange and blue cartoa. £. T. CUNNINGHAM, Ine. New York Chicago San Francisco Look for our full page circular listing scores of. addi at the door Friday Evaporated Milk “Van Camp’s” Brand Tall can 12 cans 10c $1.18 “CARNATION” 3 cans 35¢ | Karo Syrup Red Label, Crystal White 5-lb. pail 10-Ib. pail 32c 3 557 BLUE LABEL—Golden Selb, pail 10-Ib, pail 29c = 52c ss __si3s MANGROCERIES BS) 23. x: FREE °°" fo7oe"se REE on QUICK- it 12 cans $1.35 caused when President Coolidge ap- peared on Pennsylvania avenue with a poodle dog on a string. The presi- ‘dent’ wore his ‘usual Oxford bags: JUST FOR FUN pt and relisble| New York, April 1.—Edward W. me furnished)| Browning today signed over all his recom- estate to Frances (Peaches) Heenan ‘ F Brownit ae aniyeaplanation te 1 ig, gare ene Mussolini his wal : Mussolini thanked