The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1928, Page 12

SAA EOE a a i * ing partially traced $2, F the $3,080,000 in proftis of the Con- |; PAGE TWELVE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE OIL COMMITTEE SUMMONS FIVE NEW WITNESSES Phase of Inquiry Touching Upon G. O. P. National Committee Reopened 19)—Vav- Washington, March &.- 3,000 of tinental Trading company of Can- ada, the senate Teapot Dome com- mittee called five witnesses today in reopening that phase of its inquiry touching upon the Republican na- ticnal committee. Lave The oil committee, seeking infor- mation as to what portion of these profits in liberty bonds found their way to the Republican campaign or- ganizatior, summoned for question- i ng: Wintiam V. Hodges, of Denver, treasurer of the national committ M. J. Pessin of New York, adver- tising man. x $ James A. Patten, Chicago grain commissioner. Walter J. Malatesta, an associate | of the late Fred W. Upham, one- time treasurer of the national com- nnittee. Miss F, H. Johnson, Chicago, pri- vate secretary to E. B. Eckhart, Chi-| ¢, ago miller. ill H. Hays, former chairman of the Republican committee, testified jarch 1 that Harry F. Sinclair, lessee of Teapot Dome, had given) him $260,000 in liberty bonds in 1923 | to help extinguish the party deficit | resulting from the 1920 presidential campaign, but that $100,000 of this ‘was returned as not needed, | Notes on Special f ‘ . 1 | Church Services || 1 ——— The Rev, T. Parker Hilborne spoke fat the McCabe Methodist church last || evening on “The Supreme Questio: taking for his text Acts 16:3 “What Must I Do to Be Saved?”-The speaker said in part: “This is a universal question. Men || of all ages and of all classes have | asked and sought an answer to it.| The cultured Greeks tried to answer i erecting altars to the unknown “It was in an effort to answer that question that children were once sacrificed to the fire god Moloch. It was the same struggle to obtain the answer that causes the Indian mother today to cast her baby into the Ganges river and to return home with empty arms and an empty “I saw,” said the speaker, “a savage tribe in the heart of Africa several years ago, people of the lowest type without a shred of cloth- ing, enacting their wild barbarous dances. In this performance they were seeking to answer the same question, The Phillipian jailer asked, {soui for a needed redemption, |torney C. jail was being shaken with an earth- quake, “Sirs, what must I do to be saved?” “This question implies, first, a distinct difference between saved and lost; second, a consciousness of being lost. He was uncertain as to many things but he was sure of this fact that he was lost. Third, he realized a possibility of being saved, This realization led him to the cry of his STINSON “You cannot dictate your own terms of salvation, There is only 1one answer to this universal question |and that is the answer of our text, ‘Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved. “This means,” said the speaker, “that we must be willing to take|s Jesus Christ as our personal Sayior 1 trust Him and Him alone for our salvation.” ‘ The chorus choir led the singing] ern s I Mrs. W. G. Childs sang by re-|tempt te brea the quest a solo entitled “That's Why | for sustained flight. I Love Him So.” The Rev, Hilborne will preach to- is night on the subject “God's Call to| including the Ind al,” and the men’s quar | 99 gallons of tet will sing special numbers, Detroit, Marc hours, The present held | E Y CON Minot, N. D. uguration of an essay contest for HALDEMAN AND TO SET RECORD Take the Air This Morning in} Effort to Break Sustained Flight Mark — (AP) — Eddie Detroit airplane manufac- eorge Haldeman, trans- » took off from the ice of Lake St. Clair at 8:29 a. m., east- ime, today, in an at- two German flyers, is 52 mi and 31 seconds, the record. HOPE three miles aff Stinson and attempted bad weather, they said try to fly out of it. world’s record ison monoplane,’ gallons of gasoline and, This, Stinson said, ; would keep them aloft for almost 60 | world’s record eventh and cighth grade public school students in North Dakota, for which prizes totaling $100 are’ of- fered, was announced today by At- B, Herigstad, chairman of the citizenship and Americanization committee of the North Dakota Bar association. Rules governing the contest are being forwarded to school superintendents in all counties of te. and E CHURCH Flasher - Nazarene church at Flasher was opened re- cently with spe Rev. FE. E. Wordsworth, distric’ tendent of the central northw Russep on throat telieves spasmodic .* croup in two ways: (1) Its medicated vapors, re- leased by body heat, reach the air passages direct; (2) At the same time it chest, Vicks tana and Minnesota the very best treatment is a compound of | licorice, menthol and a few other ingredients. The wonder- ‘' ful effectiveness of this mixture has just lately been discovered, together with the fact that coughs in cold climates need a special different treatment than | coughs in warm climates, | This special cough mixture | for Dakota, Montana and Minne- sota is now being offered ready- furs. Northern Hide Horsehides, cowhides and Write for wholesale prices on box lots of fresh frozen fish. ‘Ship to the Box 265, Bismarck, N. D. Crit, Ent er ney kotee| fag ee cated eeeaoreme |i 7° Teeieuaadiaata Announcing the Only Exclusive ee | ee 2. Increased traction speeds ; ie Yy 4 Cc Kx & 3. New double-disc, cam-operated clutch e $ 50 ° :| 1 Dose Lcarce || guepitaraseietae || & improved ol sning stam One Price Suit House ompoun eips | aT ” ee PP me pars 4 = 6. Simplified desi : . : ii — A i WANTED 7. Made in four sites id Hand Tailored 100% Wool | clic Sites Samaseacee || JACK RABBITS The new asedel “W" 2090-41095, ob. Pucory x Dealer & Fur Co prepared under the name of Li- Ko cough and cold treatment. Being a simple mixture, Li-Ko cough and cold treatment is in- expensive and the results in the colder climates are really won- derful. Hall Drug company and amid strange happenings while the all medicine dealers.—Adv, fmm fORANGE ANGE | teas come fr Oriental tea JAPAN COOOL Schilling Teas and other good 2 Schilling is the only one that comes to you as fresh as it left those gardens. Your grocer returns your money instantly if you don’t like Schilling’s best ! Gold Crowns NO CHARGE W Vulcanite Plates .......$15 Porcelain Crowns ... SEE OUR NEW PORCELITE DENTURE WE RENEW. REBUILD YOUR Over Knowles’ observation can detect important for you to services and methods, Up $6 +00 86 FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTION ITH OTHER WORK DR. KERN’S DENTAL CLINIC 119% Fourth St. om the same gardens. But .CK (Orange Pekoe) SOOO » ments to act @s sales agent * BABY CHICKS~-Castom Hatching ° We ‘wish.to announce that we have made arrange. ery and Pullet Farm. The known to us personally. Quality is of the best. In the 1927) Iowa Egg Laying Contest his hens placed 2, 4 and @ with 364 birds competing. His high pen aver- you-with chicks of first quali BRED STOCK at prices that for a large Minnesota Hatch- owner and his flocks are trom for prices. Order eariy, Every $20 Purchase of “State High School Basketball Tournament Reserved Seats ‘— — : and Stinson and his companion must| coffee and remain in the-air at least one hour| scribed by longer in order to officially better! The take-off was made on Lake St. Clair because of a runway of almost orded by the smooth snow-covered ice. The heavily load- ed plane apparently had no trouble’ taking off, although the flyers re- mained at a low altitude for several minutes after getting into the air. Carry “Picnic Lunch” Haldeman, the pilot of Ruth Elder’s plane in_ her transatlantic planned to cruise between Self Field and Detroit as long as weather remained favorable. In the event of ‘They carried| not hear at THE NEW SUPER-POWERED OILPULL HENRY A. KRIER © 121 So. Third St. One block west of N. P. depot Don’t Look 50, 60 or 70 If You Are Not That Old--- In fact, the careful persons. who bave attained those ages nowa- days can keep their appearance such as to seem much younger. Your Teeth Are an Important Index of How Old You Look True, you may have to have aftificial ones, but there’s no reason why other people need know it. I supply ARTIFICIAL TEETH that are so correctly like your natural ones were, or should be, so proper in proportions, size and color, that no one in ordinary If you need only a little: bridgework, or some fillings, it is equally FINE FOODS \ Special Low Prices Now Prevail ° THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1928 chicken sandwiches, de- Stinson as “just a con- vena: Comper, Mich bi representa, / ‘National Aeronautical the barograph Miss Boll Determined on Flight to Europe bus: lane. | in Sarawak, Bofneo. No details were available here today, A relief ship lane | sailed from Kuching (Sarawak). HOWE-BETCHER COMPANY * CHANGES HANDS ignale ther | UPPermost in her mind was a Mr. Levine said his return trip, frets would he aes Hie also|to Europe. * on which Wilbur Stultz will be pilot,} | tage! — The Pace oad Announced that he would enclose| Waiting for Charles “A. Levine,|will not be a nonstop one like the| Lumber company, | with ia notes in the with whom she arrived here in the|New York to Cuba one completed ‘eens ineau, Dunse! are Jal which would be ecg anid Lp megan ry Tuesda: ome incorporat atate make yw min ns Plane during the {BH siyers| fly beck, she discussed her European| BUSINESS SECTION BURNS ,| declared they would remain in the| flight , Singapore, Straits Settlement, air until at least 2 p.m. on Saturday. iss Boll said that three weeks | March 8.—(AP)—A disastrous fire Land snakes usually have acute they would] hearing, but many water snakes can- latter Exclusive $22.50 Suit House 0 MORE---NO LESS Our Complete Stock Consists of One Price Suits Only Colorful, smart, . wear-re- Select your Easter Suit sisting, these new Korreckt now, as we have in stock a Spring Suits of the latest wonderful selection to pick creations from : LINE FOR 1928 Throughout the North West. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION AND SAVING FROM $10.00 TO $15.00 ON EVERY GARMENT PURCHASED HERE Standard Brands—Adler Collegian, Korreckt, Kirshbaum, . Honorbilt and Curlee Clothes fm Power Farming Machinery Bismarck, N. Dak. their'use. secure the benefits of my strictly modern e+ $6 Up -$3.50 Up oe SL OLD ILL- ITTING PLATES LIKE NEW Telephone 126° STUDEBAKER'S | ERSKINE SIX = the day it is delivered | Get behind the wheel of this big- Ger, roomier, more powerful Erskine ; a 62-mile N e