The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1928, Page 8

TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1928 tees in charge of the sale of baseball tickets. Dr. F. B. Strauss, dent, called @ directors’ meeting for Wednesday evening at 7:30. W. D. Boyce, new superintendent 4 ‘of the Soo line, H. P. Heller of St. “PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE DEVILS LAKE Savage Star of Circus — JIMMY FOLEY is OUT OF POLITICS HARRY-POTTER a ls of 10 ENTERTAIN | == BUT COMMENDS INTEREST THEREIN] ;PPIVEC HERR | st Liens club stewart H. P. Heller of St. Paul Paul, and M. W. Smith of Minneap- North Dakota’s Poet Tells | Matte) rainy ener Greve informal talk af the ‘meeting of the oll were guests of the club this ks ™ ‘ Tribune That He Got Out: of |C. Wilson iM in Holl where a club Monday, Ling he | weel Poli Mie we las, Pua Lionstclab at well’as from the] The “Iale of Dogs” is vo called ities 10 Years Ago wood business man. a naib, Tale of, Does", ia oe, called po ae Patna Better. Days Ahead 4 lid wich State Conventions of Two So- " Has Never Been Sorry—No “Neri 'D ek pli ae Flies from: Miles City to Minot BY Lp et paren bed there oe Green’ was a * cieties Will Be Held on Such Thing As Flaming business cn and EY coming in 183 Minutes, Minot May 23 and 24 Youth, He says preg es Oe tare) Here in 140° ? , one pondes days sheed. for all this. country. is Whole Wheat in Wholesome Form Devils Lake, N. D., May 22—) y Ten years ago Jimmy Foley took California is beautiful, but I’m not Harry Potter, Bismarck’s own " —Delegateg from two medical s0- a good hot bath, using an entire | going to say that any North Dako- |. . 4.45 «dropped in” on his home cieties will discuss methods of pre~ , cake of Ivory soap, and got out of |tan would be hapvier there than) ten tC atone, sport. venting and curing human ailments politics, he admitted yesterday. He’s | here. Men are happiest, where teey | io "Ryan model plane he has just . at joint conventions here May 23 * never been sorry, he says, and he|are most active and, most useful.) Og & Svat ett es - and 24, don’t know why Al Smith carried seed ee all ah orm he At the trip from Miles The medical 8 th California, he told The Tribune yes-| tion. Neither is -) ~ 4 North Dakota State Medical asso- ‘ : terday. ” thing. ey, oan, Oe ease < : “It ites, and from Minot to Bismarck ciation, which 1 hold ions ‘ He commends an interest in ‘If you took the Esquimaux away.| utes, Wednesday ‘and ‘Thursday, and the p ; politics. He appreciates the useful | from Hella a ee wo id at a ee eg Sar! Magee) sate North Dakota Academy of Ophthal- J g 5 } politicians but right now he’s try-|Put him down in are” hen hour mology and Oto-Laryngology, which . " ing to translate 40 years of ex-|be,cither happy or useful” | | "Pi. siene, equipped with a 150 will conclude its meeting Wednes- ; perience into useful service in life | ,, Mr. Foley will be ti"? Nite to | horsepower motor, is the fifth that Say evening. a and he’s especially interested in Puadons. He will deliver several | Potter has owned since he finished} ~ The Acad f thali : fi youth. » | hi lis. eee erarersolccy % on orvenk : ; “There isn't any such thing as addresses here in the meantime, in-| ie, the Cranage ee ounces | zation of specialists in eye, nose flaming youth,” he said yesterday, cluding, one to, the hos. |Sehnitzler, well known farmer of full-size BP trdat diseases. : “They're not flaming any more|ating class at the Evangel: 08 | Fillings.” biscuits An address which is expected to than you and I did im our day, only/Pital. se Sung folks,” he|_, Potter stressed heavily the fact @raw considerable attention will be : we flamed in another way,” he de-| “I love these young fy tai the |that Bismarck has no landing field Sel ed for fi t 14: one on “Twilight Sleep,” by Dr. J. clared. said, “and < eid to take all the | hat would put the city on an aerial lect ines wa ity. F. Hanna, Fargo. Dr. Hanna's ad- North Dakota's poet is here on a/ interes! in be the commencement map of the Northwest. Shredded for easy a Soeeet ders is AGHIGd "to Tellow ana cee eae and iad with sea a one the ice cians tn hs va have siready, aes ms sev- 2 . ress I irs. Foley, who is recovering nice- eral whose natu: route was ‘ ly at Bismarck Evangelical hospital | Several California cities upon his) ove, Bismarck, and we stand a good Thoroughly baked for ser ving. Devils Lak ity pita response by Dr. oe Ppt iy teeny eget bia pie Hed ‘pga eee OBA pens bl A 4 rt eels, raless IT fo , Grand Forks, ‘ = is associat ir of ie Pasadena * lew m ‘unl " ers on Site Wednes- P Post and is connected with the A. Billy Petrolle W ill steps are definitely taken to assure TRISCU > ied crisp and tasty for luncheon : day morning program will be Dr. ‘ E. Little Co. manufacturers of Fight Sammy Mandell Bismarck a suitable anita it . MP: Moore, Grand Forks; Dr. R: i = greeting cards in Los Angeles. His “Of course I the - Minot; Dr. F I. Adair, Minne: = =e first newspaper work was done ony A ain in Windy City tough UB ogame the city fathers a » B. Brandt, Bismarck a 5 . F the Bismarck Tribune. He was for gi -|are up against, but it does seem that . McQueen, Langdon, | The Christy Bros. Circus which will be here next Monday for two per-| many years its editor. Bismarck should be at least eble to nc aN formances, has on its list of attractions Lenine, the giant Siberian tiger, is Chicago, May 22—(AP)— |have as good facilities as other Bismarck Doctors on Program | direct from the steppes of that cruel country, and the only wild animal Fiaiaduate of Bismarcs7a ke re-| Jim Mullen, Chicago promoter, | Northwest cities its size.” ‘cent advances in our Knowl-| that the trainers have been unable to subdue, noted as a killer, the most! members he got his first look at} today denied ie Se! a match edge of the Health and Diseases of | dreaded of all the denizens of the menagerie the attendants give his cage|the Missouri river. Forty years| between Sammy jandell and | wanT MURDERER ARRESTED the Liver” is the subject of discus-|q wide berth. As the Christy Bros, Circus will arrive Sunday in Bis-|a9o he was graduated from the Bis-| Billy Petrolle, as announced by - prtoonrsoni sion assigned to Dr. W. H. Long,|marck, the circus management invites every one to make the show| marck high school, one of a class of| Jack Hurley, Petrolle’s man- Washington, May 22.—(?)—The Fargo, and Dr. J. O. Arnson, Bis-| grounds their ety tard “for the Sabbath afternoon. The two mileinine, This year he will deliver the| #8er, at Watertown, Ss. D. United States has Seesented ‘a note marck. An address on the same] street parade will leave the show grounds promptly at noon, Monday. commencement address to the class. S.D.1 May 22.—(AP) to the Nationalist government in Subject will be given by Dr. L. G. Watertown, S. Roundtree, Rochester, Minn.” “17 Mean Found Alive (found in butt 14 and nearby were |"* R84 W's ne‘he i affectionately j= Bily, Petrolle, wil fight, Sammy] Dr"Wwalter fF. ‘Geymour, American Bergeson’s Removal Sale 25 Hart Schaffner & Marx The annual address of Dr. Thomas the bodiés of five miners. Mandell, the lightweight champion, Tsi Mulligan, president of the state . : Fes oe sive ainers. cated by | Snow” to his friends, has never for-| +0 "tne ‘title at Chicago in August, | presbyterian missionary at Teining, . rare ; F M ing! Id | f Shantung, who was killed. April medical association, will mark the in Ill ated ine Bruce Diehl, member of the safety Sar aaaesl a a it was announce] here this morning | 1. arrested sho thelr Pril 16, afternoon session Wednesday. agen en lcrew, who said the air in the vicin- by Jack Hurley, Petrolle’s manager. echnical addresses will be given) Mather, Pa.. May 22—(AP) fty of butt 144 was in good con-| aie jreeaes, them a Te Cfeands | Petrolle and Mandell were signed f Sir Henry M. H. Gray, Montreal,) —The ill fated Mather mine, |dition. Rescue workers said they ‘A. Hughes now is president of the. by Jim Mullen of Chicago, a few r. E. P. Quain, Bismarck, and Dr.| scene of a disastrous explosion, |hoped to find other men alive. The|General Electric and Heating com- days ago, Hurley said. The definite Open for Business H. M. Waldron, Sr., Drayton. continued to give up its dead |miner found this morning was i ; date for the fight in Chicago will be 4 RE fee pany.” Ble Wards» money |anmunced i's ew aos, Haley * Algerian Tan i > ie 4 a : toll reac! and mine ex- —_—_—— . ¥F . Falkner,, of | *4!¢; f Jel Bf Hetheragon Crand| pre aid the mopar were | BILL GOES TO PRESIDENT. |otheny, hat year van grand: mic i ant eget conde | HAF TERSON ee HA. Evander, Elsmarnk,| eon or Ce ote Washington, May 22.-(AP)—The|master of the Masonic lodge of |r“ th? lientweighty championship $50 and $60 4 Dr. E. t. Tuody, Duluth, Minn; Dr. RUmbering 115, would be added | house bill to authorize $15,000,000 to | North Dakota. Susan Abbey is with i+itie, His fight with Mandell in the BODY WORKS 4 ‘M.A. Martinson, Battle Creel piacaiigetc A (provide additional hospital and dis-/the Methodist Book Concern in Chi-|twin Cities, which ended in @ no- Suits and extra trousers. Now ae ty 8 rhe} . rn pensary facilities for mentally af- o. Miss Emma Bell is still in! gecisi A ae ett Mather, Pa. May 22.—()—One|flicted| World war veterans, was Saearck with her brother, who PA eager rte ry ate hcl Lee rt. — hater found tae ar gee uae by iar ase today and sent | vice Unbegecit so cae Nation: jcertain he can defeat Sammy when " cue workers exploring eblast-|to the president. al Bank. lanche ‘French is in ‘i 5 ; ” W. Lovewell, wrecked ‘interior of tho-mine.of the Slaine. ‘Her: haubend last year wal they meet in Chicago this summer. Mather Colleries company here in! Nicholas Tattersall was captain|a candidate for governor in that) ‘The Mt. Rainier National Park which nearly 200 men were killed orjof the ship in which Charles II|state. Henry Glitschke has passed! is located in the State of Washing- entombed Saturday. The man was! escaped to France in 1650. away but has brothers living in Bis-| ton, : Body repair and Fender straightening. See us at 315 Broadway Major Charles United States Army, will give an gecount of a visit to the world’s largest Itprosarium, which is at Coulin, Philippine Islands. ~ The recognition and treatment of Qoiter, a demonstration of practical — $9Q75 | | 20 Desert Tan Suits and extra trousers points influencing the safety and sucess of local anesthesia and if diagnosis of, various forms of blad- Values to $40, Now der neck obstructions will be taken : up at the Thursday morning meet- ' $ 5 0 ing. ¥ Speakers will include Dr. F. W. - Wittich, Dr. W. A. O’Brien, Dr. F. . W. King and Dr. S. R. Maxeiner, all of Minneapolis; Dr. J. G. Lamont, . a me aa He os 1 deisel tare) “ ir. P. H. Burton, Fargo; Dr. F. O. t Wootiara, Jamesiown: Dr. A. Le The Great Independent . meron an e P. 7 estos, . Minot, and Dr. M. W. Roan and Dr. . : a Hosiery Special ODD VESTS V. J. LaRose, Bismarck. : % wo a Adiournment Thorsday Silk, 3 pairs for .....$1 iz ‘ usiness and professional meet- fngs will be held Thursday after- Lisle, 5 pairs for ....$1 25c EACH noon, prior to adjournment. fe ‘ The tenth annual session of the e + Academy of Ophthalmology and ——— cereearole? will ae me NEW (0 a, m. Wednesday, May 23, in the STRAW ODD SUITS — HATS ! Greatly reduced $9.95. Be nnn holds ail speed and stami rds evils Lake city hall. e@ Dr. Charles 2 Connor, #t. Paul - holds aii speed and stamina reco stad read a Paper on arobiens con- e pom . fronting members of the profession fi tock. ay a general discussion will fol- or equip Ss cars : i é Wr. The meeting will be under the idency of Dr. Rolf Tainter, 5 “Officers of ihe state medical as-| @ ae No Approvals No Charges fociation are Dr. T jomas Mulligan, if . en | | very ar a ampion / _— Small Charge for Alterations Dr. John Crawford, New Rockford and Dr. Andrew Carr, Sr., Minot, y * yice presidents; Dr. J. G: Lammont, aay, / 9 San Haven, secretary, and Dr. Wil- eS ere eee Bergeson’s pp councilors are Drs. P. H Burton,| #1985 to $2485 New President Straight Eight—they're feat. Nothing else has ever traveled so far so . ‘ MM. Williamson, Grand Forks; E. M. 100 horsepower ee ‘aia champions all! fast on land, sea or in the air! ~~ ; Bismarck sae North Dakota me risncn, Grand Boa Valley 131-inch wheelbase Read their separate, sweeping records—offi- When championship performance and te City; P. G. Artz, Jamestown; L, B. Holds all official records for stock cially certified by the American Automobile championship stamina can be bought in Geettn, ieee Hickford, and 3. 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Si hersinome: 72 mie per See cars under official sanction. even when NEW! ~ Milwaukee, Wis.—“I- had two World's Champion car—25,000 ‘Think what this means to you in terms of These sensational proofs of inbuilt speed. and Jarge running sores and after try- sale in bes han 23-200 eamaein everyday service—in terms of getting the most endurance are direct results of Studebaker ee Geena “told * teaveled 20 far 20 fast. : for every dollar you invest in a motor car! engineering genius, quality materials, precision pie De, Fiaren’s 0 _—_—_— . ye vi sanmiacinen ane vile Sasa For these therp. | T bought one The Dictator Studebaker stands suprem pore lp ony a Ration oom. may x of 4 lerce Ss and. alone f orty Belve and ope bottle 91195 we $1395 : they leave the assembly line. Engine oil need foal’ Discovery”. Aft. 70 horsepower 63 miles per hour These marvelous records made by Studebaker be changed only at 2500-mile intervals. The ‘ Z er using _ one-half 5000 wiles in lass then 4800 con- and Erskine cars are positive proof that they Dictator, Commander and President need ’ hae of the Solve 4 chassis lubricazion only after f eocutive rommmtea—a record Ser stock . stand supreme and alone in. re tie was ears priced below $1400, oo their ability to travel thousands each 2500 miles of travel. be , ' The Erskine Six. pba ny oe agg ge Today Studebaker alone can 4 5S ¢ $795 to $965 ; Studebsker Commander has offer you a champion in every Z ¥.0.B. FACTORY ever traveled 25,000 miles in price class. Cqme in today— | , $3 horsepower 62 miles per hour Jess than 23,000 minutes—no drive @ Studebaker champion!” Ateousand saosin fone then s thew: ; other car in the world ever Let the car speak for itself. - Bismarck Motor Company oS "B14 Main Ave. ; Chris Bertsch, Mgr. ee mea Lae % le 5D. a RGR Re Sa Skee” 4