The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1928, Page 7

|| (TUESDAY, JUNE 39, 1 HS BINMAKUCRS PRIBUNE PAGE SEVEN RIVER SURVEY World Planned for Souckern Cross Pole Plane Reaches [i tre mints itte eee bin] tape g EAN BUNS ENS soe { : i} ay New York Harbor] lion. other countries total tess than| hens annually for the nex 4 yeats ~P) WMLBR MADR & BS ere i i ae capa iW gk fe fine airplane’ to fis over the nertn{CONVeNtion Spending | the United states and Canada. ” pole field from, Maske to Spuzte.| to Get Once Over) _ the trou fibing fravon in Nova ‘Federal Engineers Coming to A n has arrived hor Scotia opens : Investigate Missouri River Ene y “ ban ae the Leck SS meee heed-Vega monoplane in; Washington, June 19.—(AP)— ode i aT te is a when, Sir George ha Wilkin and Chairman telwer, of the enate Speedy Relief from Dive: Project S - Ag os en ieleen made eir epoci ig cam in ‘ure! mmittee, : a P ’ e : fas Aboard the Norwegian-.Americalatineeneed today that he would Bunions-Soft Corns { surement will dak 0 WY A® | | liner Bergensfjord which arrived|to Chicago Saturday to old har ‘ a | spatarNeiet te iment oh the ‘ : ; 4 yesterday. The flyers will arrivejings there next week of witnesses! No sensible person will continue feasibility and esha: Wanees of ? a . within two weeks. concerning expenditures of- money|to suffer trom thoee intense, bang Misseat tivee aa f; . hfe —_—__—____ in the election of delegates in Wis-|izing, throbbing bunion painp when Ston prefect in North Dakots, Major ‘ teas , PESTS FEARED LITTLE _|consin and Minnesota to the Kansasithe new powerful penetrating yet 2 G. R. Young, district engineer with ES ae iS Minois crops this year will be|City convention .. | harmless antiseptic Emerald She "War Department at i NF arf RI ¢ damaged only to a little extent by| Tt was stated that he would give /readily be obtained at any well > BB City, has advised the Greater North nim aseht two of their worst insect pests— particular attention to the expendi-| stocked drug store. i ; s 5 the army worm and chinch bug,|turé of $40,000 alleged to have been!” Annly a few dro: i ator Young is coming to Nort’ Sed : reports 'W."P. Flint, chief entome:|made in the selection of anti-La| tional’ part and nee Kier seoncte } Dakota in July for a [agli i lonist eo Miinois State Natural |Follette delegates in Wisconsin. —/the pain disappears and the inzlam= ui ‘ investigation and: will cceupants of the transpecific monoplane Southern Cross plan | would take them to Karachi and across Europe to London. From Lon-| History Survey. ACLATIONE Gi mation is reduced. + panied by Charles Folsom, acsistant highs fa brief time in Australia and then continue around the world.|don they would drop down to Seville, Spain, and thence to Senegal, aCe ASSOCIATIONS GROW So marvelously powerful is Em- engineer, who will be in direct hows their tentative route. Starting from Oakland, California, Africa. At Senegal ee? would begin another ocean hop, to Pernambuco, INVEST IN CANADA There are now 18 dairy herd im-|erald Oil that soft corns seem to charge of the survey and investiga- This map ‘ i "| Brasil, flying next to Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires. Then would|, Ottawa, June—(AP)—American|provement associations organized | shrivel ight up and drop off tion in North Dakota. they spanned the Pacific ocean, via Hawaii and the Fiji Islands. From) come a hazardous flight across the Andes, probably to Valparaiso, fol-|investments in Canada now totaljand operating in Nebraska. The| All druggists guarantee one bot- 1 The men wif come to Bismarck to| Sidney, after @ stop at Brisbane, they plan to fly over the Dutch East /lowed by a trip up over Panama to Mexico City. The last hop would about three billion dollars, compared first association was started in this |tle to give results and is dispensing | confer with R. E. Kennedy, state|Indies, probably by way of Singapore, to Caleutta; thence their route|take them from Mexico City back to Oakland, the starting place. with less than half a billion before|state in 1923. tit to many foot sudfetera — hae, ineer, S. W. Thompson of Devils Seep et ae pane Bert Lake, president of the Missouri —— River Diversion association, and others familiar with the proposed project. It is their intention to make a motor trip over the area east of the Missouri river Cans cugeese=| , | CERTIFICATE OF NOMINEES ry report on the project. Major Young advises the Greater North Dakota Association that the \ diversion project will require more 7 4. 74 than a year to survey and investi- ‘ : el : f In accordance with the provisions of Section 921 of the Compiled Laws of 1918, notice is hereby given that the following persons, together with their postoffice addresses, have-filed petitions for nomina- $10,500 Action tion for public offices as provided by law to be voted on at the Primary Election to be hed on June 27th, 1928. Tried in Court Suit for $10,500 personal injury ‘ : 2 aie Set, dO itaation ot ai REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC FARMER-LABOR trict court here today. A. and: Frank E Wet a Wrerjac taco Mae Name of Candidate P. 0. Address Name of Candidate Name of Candidate P. O. Address Mandan-Bis k bus line. Olson . R M ° r He the two Pepe J 12, ttre Ute NB we ina coupe wi > i his daughter and two of her chil- C. P. STONE F dren at the time of the accident. i a f Ol edict for $5,500 in this case Feb. 3, 1926, my the su- O. H. OLSON New Rockford | preme court referred it back to Governor = == | GEORGE F araare N ey Clty 5 —Wontpelier ; . A district court. CHARLES STREICH ‘° Maxbass CHAS. K. OTTO Minot gerne vec day ta hers : |_T. H. THORESEN _ Bismarck | C. W. Spitzer for rent of lat : JOHN W. CARR Jamestown ede ‘argo | BS —— C. A. PORTER Calvin | s New Whippet Six Is FRANK A. VOGEL Coleharbor | ROBERT B jismal } Popular Over Nation ALEX.’ MACDONALD Glencoe | In the immediate acceptance of J. Bismarc. th Whi i hic! de its intial Sepeceareain! the, show: ’ (eal ALLIS) eee ese rooms of al, Wi ‘Knight-Over- . B Renville land merchants a few weeks 8; ALFRED 0. BROWN Bucyrus indications are CHARLES CARPENTER Grand-Forks outstanding as that | WILLIAM LANG! Whippet Four when it was intro- JAMES MORRIS duced two years ago. Well informed in the auto- S. A. OLSNESS mobile industry. declare that the WALTER C. TAYLOR bo gg ge amma GC. A. FISHER +7. KINBAL ment ier f in the light six eylind HERMAN HARDT Napoleon Field's the Whippet per ‘id in the : JOSEPH A. KITCHEN Bismarck : ight four group two years ago. . - ' AY HARDING Bisma V.P. CAD eo} Price claslficaione ne. they. ay W.H.STUTSMAN Mandan ‘ raced characteristic features of de- RT A, OLSO Bismarck sign and construction which were : a | PYNN W. SPERRY Bismarck new in their classes. = Four-Speed Drive ‘ eee WM. B. FALCONER Bismarck re! WM. B. ismarc! T Boon to amen SAM J. KING Bismarck 8 nm o MARTIN J. OLSON, JR. Driscoll sre HOWARD A. THOMAS Women drivers, most of whom evince little interest in the technical aspect of automobiles, are neverthe- less among the chief beneficiaries of the latest engineering develop- Hale eee Gora ome of § ou . E. BIRDZ! ‘our-8 ns ion in junc- A. G.. BURR tion with a higher geared rear axle. ee shy Q CHARLES L. CRUM ye gk Bg oemiear Beate M. W. DUFFY ( gineering publications and balled a F, 0. HELLSTROM Bismarck ; in anteseainn comitanan: W. L. NUESSLE Bismarck Pek Peat cic en aay pars anasto " we ismarc! fig 1, bu of m fo the woman drivers Chief among R. G. McFARLAND Jamestown ; these ae increased saiety lhe ; \ BERTHA R. PALMER | Bismarck | {mproved iding comfort, and. Fe: C. E. PICKLES Bismarck duced vibration. ‘Double Eagle’ Tire NONPARTISAN COUNTY OFFICERS Is Goodyear Product Name of Candidate P. 0. Address Name of Office Name of Candidate P. 0. Adiiess argent 2 g of MARIE W. HUBER Bismarck ounty Surveyor T. R. ATKINSO: Bismarc! eae ene ene a MARGE RUNEY Bismarck . \ vicinity was made today by C. J. : OHN L. MONRO Baldwin ‘ounty Coroner E. J. GOB Bismarck Blue, Goodyear tire warehouse, who 2 ROLLIN WELCH Bismarck W, E. PERRY Bismarck said that he had received @ stock of 7 - < - ; the new Goodyear ‘Double a - a: OU Bismarc ounty Commissione C. A. ANDERSON Moffit i tires, which he has placed on disp! : : 2nd District P..P. BLISS McKenzie as at Bie service station at 401 Fourth a : C. A. SWANSON Driscoll “f The Double Eagle is the first su- ure! RG. DERB B anty R- EBELING Kamara pertire to, be, Biased on the ariet c Cc, es oe Bismarck eae He See eer ee JOHN C. WEIXEL man owners ae bone been 4 EER peers and those built for hea: : 5 i there has never before put on * " Bismarck ] the market a tire such as the Good- Bismarck year Double Eagle. |_ Bismarck i ae ane Rana . E. BI E gan | hse ts tha casei hee ail | CLARENCE HANSON Bismarck « dedicated in June at St. rs . CORMA KIMBLE Moffit basilica, Rome. : ELMER KOON | Bismarck CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT J. I, ROOP Driscoll be Act to, fepeal Section 317, Ar- ia d emarc! tiele / and N. D. STATE RECORD Bismarck . poral within this State, mi x ce , THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | M. RKER 4 ahi ths ey pravics Bastar aaa nets = — renee = Ee - - fi ; oulta ie Denalties for the violation . s 3, . } : “it : ople of the 1, A. ©. leaminger, County Auditor of Burleigh County, North Dakota, do hereby certify that thé persons whdse names appear on this certificate have filed petitions for nomination as candidates for | ye atlaton’ of ina "gta at the office under which they have been designated in conformity with law governing Primary Election and that their names will appear upon the official Primary Election Ballot to be voted on at the Primary © ‘Etfeby Bapecieg Sn ihe See is Blection to he held im all-the precinets of Burleigh County on June 27th, 1928, of Bgation 976 of tne Compiled Laws At sald eléction the polls will be opened at nine o'clock A. M. and and closed at seven o'clock P. M. on said day. Sarisigh County, Norih Dakots, Dated et Bismarck this 15th'day of June, 1928. ‘ 4 tity thi Hh it ‘ing is a true the Constitutional and Ini res as certifed ti of State, same be yee on Wednesday, June 27th, list ated th in ai ein i