The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1927, Page 3

MONDAY, DECEMBER 12,.1927.___ THE BISMARCK TRIRUNR " Urges Party Back sey, 14; Towa, 13; Kansas, 10; Con-] tion in 1876 and Cleveland’s pealde:) baw oben, 5 Heads Disabled acca necticut, 7. tion in 1888, It easily may cost the} their_rulers , Plan to Eliminate 531 Votes in All | democrats the presidency again.” PAGE THR * , “Thus 13 states,” Minor says, “by alley —W. H. Codding was 3 Washington, Dec. 12.—(@)—Be-| y majority ated Cote Mit ik antl sheds! fim te ae is cause the votes -f 13 of the larger! elect a president over another can- hte oP: hice Shapter jof the : 2 the United States in the clectoral| Unanimously. Elmer Wick, vice chancellor; John| Annual Report of Secretary Shows Wide Field of Péace- “It is easily possible, sindeed it! i Gthm, prelate: Bd Norgaard, mass time Activities c 18 ; college, democrats will be asked to} may become probable, that on some Walfred T. Anderson, Now sponsor a revision of the constitu-) great economic question of over. | ter of v Manel Mieksleon’ keen: Garage Owner at Stayton, | tion to authorize popular election| whelming importance 15 or 16 of| 0. OF records ae Tene and Santee FOR COLDS 7 ‘i he densely pulated manufactur- a _ Shei . eo Ore., Under Arrest of presidents at the next national) the densely populated manufacturs| o¢ finance; Ronald Stewart, master ; ae i committee meeting Jarruary 12. SEL RTOHIIRAS Re Ta ‘of excheque Willism Simon, inner Don't get too busy doin : if by small majorities, may in a pr A als: % ruard; |Shopping a eglect the ¢¢ Henry Minor, democratic nation-| dential election. over-ride the deci; RUard; Al Bachman, outer guards) (OopPine ant nesloct ie er! ‘er, mas-| FATHER JOHN® MEDICINE IS SAFE your Chris ch you ’ —— “ le ee, 2 very lik Washington, Dee. 12—(P—The|, gelvaifted, T. Anderson, who told] a1 committeeman from Mississippi, | sion of double that number of states| it) Bonde, trustee, a J+ Moe) ov. Temember. that wide field of peace time activities . & tried at Washburn, N. D., in 1913] an authority on democratic history, See uct their population)" i < that any cold x open to a modern day navy was for the murder of ¥. E. Funk, cash-| has prepared the proposal to lay {! four times their d shat DEFEATED HIMSELF food Ui graphically described today in the ier of a bank in which he was em-| before the committee. eat oye Gaston it that you’re not going |® i Shoaal eport of Secrotacy WERE, ployed, but acquitted, is now facing| Minor has collected data to show of the country could) ty marry Vera after all 2” e to the! P who told of ocean searches for lost a larceny charge in that state as| that the votes in the electoral col-| (1) °C) ee T boasted:a lot about my rich onel ¢ aviators; the navy’s part in Mis- ' the result of the alleged theft of | lege of 13 states can defeat the will| the clectorate. order to impress her, and . : sissippi flood rescue work, the oper- several radio sets and automobile] of the other 35 states. The 13 Past Records rg to be my aunt.”—| cohol or dan ations of American ships in Chinese parts, accordig to clippirgs re-| states and the number of their votes} “Thi é family. ‘Tho and Nicaraguan waters and of the : ceived here from a, Salem, Ore.,| are: New York, 45; Pennsylvania,! substitut children us hing ‘cold @F work of marines and bluejackets newspaper. 38; linois, 20; Ohio, 24; Texas, 20; | 1800; it pri ny savage. trib cough, nin use more than 70) ye ashore on foreign soil. Z Following the robbery of a gdrage | Massach' ts, 18; Missouri, With all of these duties to be per- ; at Turner, Ore., a large part of the | Indiana, 15; Michigan, 15; New Jer-| it cost the democrats Tilden's « formed, Mr. Wilbur said the navy loot, which included radio sets and | ——————_——— = = —— had carried on with the personnel tools, was found in Anderscn’s' ga- f puttipg c-|death every so ofte s so reduced that one ship could not ray at Stayton, the newspaper ey be placed in active service until an- stares. i a inka i an; ) DRY ' Bismarck Ph other was put into drydock. This A Concerning the story told .uthori- ra Hon el!) yer s ne ae process gone on until it was ties by Anderson, the Salem paper a eit CLEANING Mandan 96 ' seriously affecting the efficiency of a " says: the .operations of the fleet. The poet tla abil rl be “As a result of his acquittal in operating plan of seagoing forces) crganized “Minnesota Amputation| North Dakota, Anders 1 told Dis- in. 1927 was based on an enlisted] post” of the Veterans of Foreign| trict Attorney John H. Carson and strength of 86,000 men but only 82,-| wars they chose Kimon Karelis|Sheriff Oscar D. Bower last night 932 men were available because of (above) ‘as first commander. Xa-|that the district attorney and the limitation fixed by congression-| relis won two decorations for hero-| Sheriff of the -ounty where he lived \. ism in France. in North Dakota had to resign be- ° GOLDEN WEST LAUNDRY Mrs. T. J. Logan Mandan, Ny D. -¢ ° The Christmas Gitt % isi Legislation i ‘a ta SAREE GE RE TE TE Lc Hee Wve 7 pedis ia . gislatic Proposing ai tire department has functioned| crooked, you sce.’ He also said the S y of creased he 1) smooth! y, 4 academy ana haber Sppropriations oes eros, pl rok ihete Waoilaees up reme for the eniisted personnel, was rec- FYR when the verdict acquitting him was oes - relieve the ects aot K F rograms Are aoe . ii officers and men now keenly fel “Anderson’s wife is 2 woman wel ~ turoughout the service. Heard in Many States thought of, by the community of The failure of the Geneva confer- Pgemmng Stayton. But her husband, now ence, the report said, “requires a| Reception re: rts coming from | held in the county jail, is the subject building program to meet our legit-|co#st to coast and from the upper|of much surmise besides the Pall imate requirements for national] edge of Canada to the gulf, received | brothers robbery with which he is defense and to maintain the 5-5-8|during the progress of and follow-|now linked through possession of ratio in cruisers and aircraft car-|ing # recent broadcast by the Bis-|the radio set. riers. Replacement tonnage in de-|™rck radio station, KFYR, are be-| “Anderson is alleged by town gos- atroyers will soon be nzeded.” ing offered to prove the statement |sin to have lec a double Ife, and is Except for the completign of ma- that the station is‘muth more than| suspected of knowing something | Jor alterations in the battleships a such that the} about incendiary fires at Stayton. New York, Texas, and Wyoming,| People‘of Bismarck should really be| And the motive that led him to rent the material condition of vessels of | Proud of it, according to P. J. Mey-/a ‘mystery’ house on the ottskirts the, fleet was maintained as during Thums: of KFYR. of Stayton, and equip it with light- the previous year, the report said.| 4, ring a recent program long! proof windows and heavy locks and The modernization of the Oklahbma| distance, telephane calls, telling of bolts is questioned.” and Nevada, authorized by congress, | its excellent reception, were received actisiea iano 7 from such far away places as Bill- = s Le 8. no, Nev.; Calgary, ‘Sie fedecrpde iortiad ssiuine Alberta, Cana :'Iron Mountain,| STOMACH ULCERS with the Oklahoma and ‘Nevada, fo we ite an Bent Novd Famous Californt: Prescription aes ney to be so treated, the Te-) Denver, Colo.; Monmouth, Iil.; Port-| Sent on 16 Days’ Trial Write The Asiatic flect and the special ost ae) perl abe ae an cued Nahiea sti the vice eee = a of! dreds’ of letters were received from at . the year’s activities. e situation middle west states and states much} Why suffer with this extreme in China called for extensive addi-| ¢. ther cistant, stomach trouble when we can posi- tions to-the fleet and unusual ac-|" “And reception reports are not con-| tively assure you full relief or your tivity in the protection of American! ¢ined to this one program, accord-| money back. 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