The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1928, Page 7

ra wy) thy READY 10 END WAR, SAYS NOTE Favorable Reply to Kellogg Plan Expected from France Soon — Washi July 18.—M—Sec- retary Kellogg’s revised treaty for outlawing war is entirely acceptable to Germany, and a favorable reply from France is expected within a in A note si by acting Foreign; finister Schubert at Berlin, detail- | ng. his country’s attitude, was public at the state department last night, while Ambassador Claudel called upon Mr. Kellogg to tell him of the forthcoming French reply. This will probal ty be handed to Ambassador Herrick at Paris to- morrow, he said, on the great French | holiday celebrating the fall of the Bastille. The reply he described as an acceptance of the explanations and interpretations of the proposed ae as outlined by Mr. Kellogg in is note of June 23. Germany Accepts Germany’s acceptance was sweep- ing and unqualified, and the note de- clared that the Berlin government was ready to sign the treaty at once in the form in which it was sub- mitted. A draft of the proposed pact was sent simultaneously to 14 nations, , in addition to France and , Great Britain, Japan, and Germany was the first to bis Inder the proposed treaty the signatory nations would “condemn recourse to war” and “denounce it as an instrument of national policy.” Further, they would agree to use only pacific means in seeking a set- tlement of whatever disputes or con- flicts might arise between them, re- gardless of their nature or origin. Penalties Provided The preamble sets forth that any signatory nation resorting to war im violation of the pact would auto- matically be denied its benefits, and that, at the same time, the other members would be freed of their ob- ligations under the treaty to the of- tending state. While the treaty itself makes no mention of self- defense, Secretary Kellogg explained in his note accompanying the drafts that the United States considers this 2 principle “inherent in every sov- vreign state and implicit in every treaty.” In its present form the pact isa modification of one submitted in April. Revisions were made to meet vbjections raised by other nations. IMPOSSIBLE HAS J HAPPENED AGAIN By NEA Service : Salem, Ore.—There’s nothing new under the sun, But it certainly is unusual when a person is wearing a third set of teeth—provided by na- ‘ture and not the dentist. After being without natural teeth ‘for years, Mrs. Mary Bigelow has cut her third set, and expresses sym- pathy for all teething pabies. Ore- Nee SS) Green Peas Vegetables, fresh from the garden to you. Peas that are fresh. Picked and delivered to you before they lose their sweetpess. Do your canning now. Boat Burns Enveloped in a sheet of flame when asoline ignited on the speedboat of ‘iliam B. Leeds, millionaire tin plate manufacturer, Adele Astaire, above, co-star in a popular Broad- way comedy, was painfully burned. Leeds (below) rescued the actress and the boat burned to the water's se The accident occurred at the pier on Leeds’ Long Island estaté. gon’s unusual “baby” is 82, a great- vrandmother, who is very active in er home: and likes her daily consti- tutional over the highways and by- ways. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT—One furnished sleeping room in modern home. Call at 418 First street or phone 558-M. Stage Star Escapes as ALLEN T0 VISIT FORT LINCOLN Soldier Who Rose from Ranks Has Distinguished Service Record Major General Robert H. Allen, soldier who rose from the ranks to become the chief of infantry of the United States army, will visit Fort Lincoln August 11. spection tri ‘war department bulletin. chief of infantry March 25, 1925. las Service Medal medal. said of him when it was award His visit here is part of an in- he is making of posts in the middle west and Pacific coast states, it was announced today in a General Allen was appointed to the commissioned ranks from the army, serving in all grades dur- ing his enlisted service and rising) through all commissioned ranks up | to the time of his appointment as He is an honor graduate of the School of the Line in 1920, and grad- uated from the general staff in 1921. | He holds the distinguished service A war department citation 4 led: From the air the ship has the ap- “As commander of the 356th. In- | pearance of a huge steel platform. fantry during the Argonne-Meuse of- fensive he proved himself a skillful | tactician. Resourceful and energetic, he was at all times equal to any emergency that arose, showing qual- ities of rare leadership. “Subsequently during the march into Germany and the occupation of the enemy territory, his adminis- trative ability was reflected in the high standard of excellence con- sistently maintained by his regi- ment, tendering service of signal worth.” ¢ General Allen comes to Fort Lin- coln from Fort Missoula. and follow- ing the inspection here will go to iFort Snelling. THE LOW-DOWN ON JOHN BULL'S NEW WARRIOR London, July 13.—England’s new- est sea-fighter has been initiated and the curiosity aroused by the “hush-hush” of construction days is being satisfied by reports coming in from the maneuvers in the Mediter- ranean. It is a giant aircraft-carrier which comprises the utmost in John Bull’s engineering skill, to meet the aed lems of modern warfare. The Royal Air Force and the Royal Navy di- vide honors in the operation of this monster and the command of its crew of 1100 men. The headquar- ters are in two little box-like struc- tures on opposite sides of the ship, on the deck level. {But below this airdrome space is a | hangar-deck containing a great bring the charm of fresh Sunshine All Phones 211 wice ag order on a postcard will SLOPE MARKET GARDENS Bismarck, N. D. Box 243 222 South 11th St. H. Macovos, Proprietor Fancy Creamery Butter, per Ib. As the market of coffee is High Grade Monarch Coffee, 2 packages package of « all for Thompson Nectar, all flavors, a very special, 8 for Shredded Wheat, value, 3 Ibs. for ‘ per basket Very nice cherries, 4 Ibs. for ... South Side Grocery GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS Opposite Standard Oil Warehouse your opportunity to put in your supply at these special prices. and 65c, while it lasts, price only of corn flakes, large; 1 package of Pep; 1 Very fine assorted cookies from 25c to 40c High grade extra large size Sunkist lemons, while they last, per doz. while they last, 2 lbs. for ....... Vegetables y Tomatees, Fancy Wax or Green Beans, Phone 571 45c in price, now is increasin, regular price 60c - 45c , regular price 25e, etssesiee GRO. 29c LOGAN'S “We Thank You” WORK LESS Rest more in summer housekeepjng. Warm weather suggestions to brighten luncheons and SUMMER LUNCHEONS: Salads Richelieu Japanese Crab Meat Richelieu Boned Chicken Davis’ Fresh Hothouse Cucumbers and Toma’o:s Richelieu Assorted Fruits served on Will’s Crisp Leaf Lettuce Barker Bakery Fresh Potato Chips Barker Bakery Parker House Rolls Richelieu Manzanella Stuffed Olives Richelieu Yum Yum Pickles Fresh Raspberries and Cream Pokegama Ginger Ale Welch’s Grape Juice _ WE RECOMMEND THE WONDER LOAF Deliveries—8:45; 10:30 — 2:30; 4:30 Close 8 P. M. Over Fifty Years on Third Street variety to your table. Assorted Cookies 118 Third Street Kerr are recommended canning authoritie: jars to use for hi BUY KERR FRUIT JARS For Safety and Economy Mason and Wide-Mouth Fruit Jars he country’s leading the safest and best e canning. The Kerr If-Sealing feature prevents costly losses from spoiling. 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Perfectly! Cen ee 5e Store No. 2 506 BROADWAY complement of air fighters, includ- ‘times. The moment a plane lands it ing observers, bombers and “darts” is pushed on one of the lifts and used for launching torpedoeg from | lowered out of sight, leaving the the air. Elevators carry the planes |deck clear for the next arrival. to the starting level from which point the take-offs are made with a: speed and precision to arouse the} Grants Pass, Ore., July 18.—(AP) envy of land flyers. The. starting '—Fire last night destroyed the busi- and landing deck is kept clear at all {ness section of Glendale, 20 miles FIRE LOSS $200,000 You can always be cer- tain of quality when you insist on genuine Puritan Malt Extract. Your test is our best salesman. Use wherever sweetening is required in the household. Cag PURITAN MAL Flavored with Bohemian Hops north of here. mated at postoffice, Glendale State bank, and . rile atcha, the Glendale “Log,” the local paper.|in England is 93 apples, 67 oranges, The offices of several lumber com- panies were razed along with about two blocks of small stores and five Fesidences. consumption of fruit The loss was esti- d at $200,000. Buildings destroyed included the The avera; | 52 bananas and 15 lemons per person per year. EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Always Busy. There’s a Reason COTTAGE CHEESE— Fresh Creamed, per BREAKFAST BACON— iced, per Ib. .. DIXIE LINK SAUSAGE— VEAL BREAST— For Stuffing, per Th. acs. BUTTER— Armour's Clover- bloom, per Ib VEAL SHOULDER STEAK— VEAL SHOULDER— Milk Fed, per Ib... .eseusesee Tec DELCONUT BUTTER— 2 Ibs. 35c for .. FOR SALE AT ALL GOOD DEALERS Tastes Just LLC CSSA LECCE LLL SPELL SELES x 696% THERE'S NO AGE LIMIT to the enjoyment of our delicious Purity ice cream. 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Deliveries: ‘ P.M. 2:30-4-5 3lc { received 63c Sunmaid Raisins, wae caiiaie os 25c | Rice Flake, Heinz, The new Fate 29¢ Wright’s Mayonnaise, 1000 Island, Tastee 45 c Spread, 2 jars -33e Corn No. 2 can white, an excellent corn, value, 3 for Dill Pickles, bulk, medium, per doz. Walnuts, just shipment, shelled, POP dass wan Toilet Paper, Waldorf, 10c value, Strawberries (Yacht Club) No. 2 tins, Peanut Butter, 2 Ib. 2 oz. for .... Hershey Cocoa, 1 Ib, tin Carnation Milk, 3 cans .. SUNSHINE 2 lb. package, assorted . 75c cookies, 47¢ 60c value . We Carry All Fruits and Vegetables on the Market WE RECOMMEND THE WONDER LOAF Plums, per basket . Phone 957 ‘We Deliver ~ QUALITY FOODS Marked Low Especially for Saturday! 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