The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1927, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, DECEM DECEMBER 1 14, 1927 LOWDEN BEST CHOICE, SAYS 0.B, BURTNESS == Winois Man Entertains -View- point of Northwest People, ~ Congressman Claims Washington, Dee. 14,—Believit that former Governor Frank O. ae den of Illinois “entertains, more ‘middle view- than any other candidate, the didate et Hpi ak ta ante sparaging y or claims of other Poseiblites for the Republican crt rth Be Res T strongly feel that ‘North Da- ita should send a delega' petting suppo! or ten eer pet’ Frank O, Bae: ” Con- an Burtness cH | is! neither a radical nor a re- actionary, but a progressive in a sane an ‘practical tense. Very few men have given as ntuch study to the oe of. Cees | he has done. Wheti he chads all his views or Tot, we redo if he should be elected bretdce al fa blems would receive sym- ic consideration ae the end and prac- tical solutions thereof. Party in Danger “Governor Lowden’s nomination j should insure success st in polls, | ¢! eA is in linc 23 he proved ; H Ww ab lity as an efficient und eco- nomical executive. jusiness men, in. the east and in the west, nation. He bel agi Everybody Needs E Furniture Men and women alike are delighted to receive some ar- ticle of furniture. r ‘Pull-up Chair, covered in Bapaates or Velour, well fin- ished Smokers $1.75 to $18.00 : Finished mahogany, red or «green. Has copper ‘ined hoe midor, etc, lieves thoroughly in THE BISMARCK ; the protective tariff, but desires that all forms of industr; including » benefit equally therefrom. the first choice in every the country, no other can- 80 ‘vias enjoy the con- er of al: sections ‘aphs of the growth of ‘arms and neres in farm: in th’ p : of the country during tke past 35) °s. The m_ ical ey i. bat of ig a was furnished by Guyula and Frank Orchard, eral piano and o | si lowing were guests of the Tuesday: i Tracy Bangs and Y) ip » nis of Grand For! Ted Sennes and Tam Nie ae y “fi umry of Garrison; Cha: le, Verret ap the Democratic nominee, f Condo; Mack Traynor of Devils oH not, but even su. critics | 2 face ‘Aloys W._ tne of Hz beraure of th certain A; Coffey of James: .. Repe of the prob- ye of Minneapoli: . Vv. Pverly Micans losing | of 4. Paul; Miss, Rich and Mr. Or- \chard of Bismarck. sev: fol- anians argue agains. Lowd vomrpaeel on ye eneory, tat he carry New Yor! ainst Governor Al Smith, should the the: Int- na VCYS fie! ia |p ss a f Temperature and | | Road Conditions ' ? (Mercury readings at 7 a. m.) sari — Snowing, 3 below; roads fai: St. a crouay, 15; ‘gt fair. Minot—Cloudy, -9; roads Rochester—Cloudy, 14 Tande. ‘fair. Jamestown — Snowing hard, 2; roads fair. ee ar 10; ery Bt ‘argo—Snowing, 9% roads fair. Grand Forks — tA 0. roads Crookston —:Cloudy, 3 below; roads go Mandan——Snowi ing, 0; roads fair. Devils Lake — Clouay, 8 below; roads fair. as governo, Where can anyone be found wes the | training, Kn eas eee as chief executive of ‘the nation?” Kiwanians Hear H. W. Byerly Speak on _ Agriculture H.W. Byerly of St of St. Paul, general immir-vation agent for the oe Pacific, addressed ‘members of the Kiwanis venged Agica thr subject, “The Agriculture of the Northwe: sera ae sity age out carefully agricultural possibilities of the heed showinr his audi + CLANTO or rata tenes nae Before you buy a fountain pen for yourself or your friend, try Waterman’s No. 7 The pen that makes proper - selection easy A nearby merchant sells Waterman’s in a variety of sizes and designs. Here Are Just the Gifts You Want See our complete exhibit of attractive gift pieccs, all spe- cially priced. 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