The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 3, 1928, Page 12

MERCHANTS OF CITY T0. MEET _ FRIDAY NIGHT John H. DeWild of Minneap- olis Will Be Main Speaker at Dinner Program Just why Bismarck merchants should organize thoroughly and what close organization will mean to the city and its business will be explained by John H. DeWild, Min- neapolis, at a meeting open to all merchants of the city in the Grand Pacific hotel at 6:30 p. m. Friday. The Bismarck meeting is one of @ series that is being sponsored in the principal cities of the state by the North Dakota Retail Merchants association for the purpbse of pro- fmoting “teamwork.” Show card writing will be domon- strated for all young men and ‘women connected with retail es- tablishments at a class to be held et 2:30 p. m. Friday in the Asso- MEXICO’S LINDBERGH IN MISHAP — Capt. Emillo Carranza, Mexican flyer, was uninjured when his plane stood on ite nose near Ajo, Ariz. ‘A total of $25,000 has been ralsed In Mexico to send Carranza on a non-stop flight to America, as a good will gesture, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PURCHASE OF BALL PARK Is LATEST MOVE Committees Representing Civic Clubs Determine Method of Procedure Bismarck is assured of a perman- ent municipal ball park as a result of the joint meeting of committees representing the Association of Commerce, Elks, Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions clubs today, who de- cided to purchase immediately the present grounds used by the Bis- marck ball club, letic Field Holding company was oe: letic Field Hol com: was ac- complished at the ating and the purchase cluding the grat by John A. Larson, the present own- ee accepted. - ven men represent! of the service clubs present were named as members of the executive committee which is to handle the purchasing negotiations and to de- ed rr and means of paying for the 4 John Hoffman was elected presi- : WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1928 | Make Your Clothes Money Go Twice As Far at Bergeson’s Close Out----Removal Sale HART SCHAFFNER & MARX FINEST SUITS $28.75 $33.75 $38.75 $43.75 Sa eg eet ere el lati f Ci . This class i *, PAG ond anhigers ond gibi ot Fargo Vets Hospital che of the executive committee } ‘ . ry . P. ‘was named ‘secretary { itis. Bids Are Rejected) ana treasurer.” Other members of Two Trousers Two Trousers Two Trousers Two Trousers y | fo attend this class, the committee are E. J. Taylor, Jack Sle Phil Meyer, Fred Peterson and Worth Lumry. The field is to be purchased and held by the holding company until full payment has nies made when it will be turned over 'to the city Values to $40 Values to $45 Values to $50 Values to $60 You can buy cheaper suits than these but these are the finest for the least money and all ie wal Gey tare Sree Soe Oe) suits have two pairs of trousers. No matter where you live it will pay you to come to Playeround. soe in the plat Bismarck to get in on this sale. Mr. DeWild, who will be the incipal speaker at the dinner Fri- ay night, is editor of the North- ‘west Commercial Bulletin and man- aging director of the National Mer- chants Institute. He is a recognized expert in advertising. | work. ieee D.. Powell, Fargo, secte- ee | The bureau announced today that eee Neh Dekots Retail | new bids will be asked after speci- Merchants association, will talk on ; Peete eee ae eee “What Organization Work in Each after May 12. Town Throughout the State Will) iis eas Mean to You. New shipment just arrived of New Millinery. Bismarck Washington, May 3.—(?)—The ; Veterans bureau has rejected all | bids for construction work at the | Fargo, N. D., veterans hospital be- | cause the lowest bid was in excess jof the amount available for the = <_eeNntintaniaaeiaeg that will be bought including ae stand, players’ dugout m- proved "alamond.. Other “improve- ments will be made this’ summer. Meetings have been held at Far- go, Grand Forks, Devils Lake, New Rockford and Jamestown. Traffic Ordinance Violators to Be in Belk’s Court Tonight Police Magistrate J. M. Belk’'s court will be a busy place this eve- ning, inasmuch as several traffic law violators arrested by the police Jast night are under orders to ap- pear in court this evening. This ‘was the start of the police depart- ment’s roundup of those who violate the various traffic ordinances, ac- cording to the chief of police. Those arrested last night are: Fred Jenson, maxing full turn at Broadway and Fourth street; Clin- ton Westbrook, failing to stop at Ninth street and Main avenue; An- ‘ton Nelson, failing to stop at Sixth and Avenue A; Frank Welch, failing to stop at Ninth and Main; Ernest Rhonemus, failing to stop in cross- ing. Sixth’ street; George Roessler, failing to stop at Sixth and Avenue B; and the driver of a car carrying N. D. license No. 76,192, failing to stop at Fifth and Main. Suicide Theory in Wilson Case Scouted Fargo, May 3.—(?)—More than 50 members of the North Dakota acad- emy of science are expected to at- tend a two-day gathering of state scientists which will open at the North Dakota agricultural college here Saturday. The principal address cf the gath- ering will be given by J. Arthur Harris, head of the Botany dcpart- ment of the University of Minne- sota, who will speak on “the biolog- ical value of practg:al agricultural experimentation.” » F. Crawford of Bismarck, su- eet of the North Dakota listorical Society, and Russell Reid, his assistant, are scheduled to give talks at the meeting. Mr. Reid will show a series of 60 colored na- ture slides Friday evening. Will Raise Money to Fence Hillside Park A solicitation for money with which to either fence the entire Hillside park, northeast of the Richholt school, or at least fence in the trees which are to be planted there, will be made in the near fu- “ture by members of the East-end Community association, it was de- cided last night at a regular meet- tl ag association members. park board has purchased a number of trees for Hillside the association was informed, has no funds with which to pro- vide fences. Members of the asso- eiation will assist in the work of the trees. at last night’s meeting ~ F. L. Moule, a member of 3 ‘city park board, and F. E. Mc- ‘Lunch was served after the busi- ness session. a ee ares ee Plates Silk Chicago Police Raid ‘Four Gambling Places| " Chicago, May 3.—()—The police have ssaponded to the ezoffcs bat demands of outside ger that Chicago purge itself swung out from police last and blueclad down the doors Cloak Shop. Plowing Gardens, phone 62, Wachter Transfer. Mrs, Constance Foster has filed suit for divorce from Lucius F. Foster, socially prominent in Chi- cago, Cruelty is charged. | AUTO RACES ON | PROGRAM FOR | CELEBR ATION Greatest Dirt Track Drivers in Middle West to Com- pete Here July 4 Auto races have been added to the already big program of Bis- marck's gigantic Fourth of July celebration, the executive committee announced today. Some of the greatest dirt track drivers in the middle west will send their big and little machines scooting around the new track of the Bis-; marck Race and Rodeo association. | The group of drivers and machines that will appear here will also be seen at the state fairs at Minot, Grand Forks and Fargo. They are also billed to race at the Minnesota and _Iowa state fairs. “Bismarck will probably have some of the best races of the sum- mer,” the official representative of the booking agency said. “The boys are fresh from a spring vacation by the time that they get here and most of them have never opposed each other before. For that reason they will probably try to hang the ‘injun’ sign on the others in the first races. Independent drivers from over} North Dakota and the northwest | will be allowed to compete for the cash prizes that will be posted for the winners. . King was elected president of the local Par- ent-Teachers association at a meet- ing held Tuesday evening at the high school gy;nnasium. Other of- ficers named for next year are: Mrs. Otto Reinke, vice president; Miss Grace Butler, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. C. F. Lorenzen, chairman of committees. An inter- earing. Program was given at the meeting, which was largely at- tended. FREE Complete Story of Rubber from plantation to completed product. Shown through court- esy of Firestone Tire & Rub- ber Co., at &30 p. m. Cope- jotor Co. Gas Pains Gone, Now Sleeps Well “I had headaches and gas pains so bad for 18 months I cou! mot, siaep nights. I am thankful for the help found in Adlerike. I now enjoy rest- “res the FIRST spomnfa of") ven C ‘ul lerika reli often enjoy your Is and sleep better. i aes ae Saal hese Glee, fee Yume staan fae bowels, Adlerike surprise you. - P. Lenhart, druggist. FOR SALE Fertilizer, Black Dirt, Sand and Gravel, phone 62. 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