The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 4, 1930, Page 3

‘ \ ’ THS BISMAKUK TRIBUNK, ‘HURKSDA PRESDENT PLANNING Te TO GIVE FOUR TALKS) Series of Addresses Early Next Y, SHPLEMBEK 4, lysu * Down, Down, Where hy Gas Is So Cheap wee nabs lcs Seca _ AHEAD WITH PROBE k= of Oct. 6 he would questions, if the president chooses | ; to carry his case directly to the coun- | ear! - | in October was widely speculated up- vestigate 5 } United States senate investigating |“ Wounded today in a shooting in’a CMM KA Tae sate depar- | tTY in this broadside Is that he is going to| Brooklyn Brag tec) eon in ture from the policy followed by his| investigating. poet warring machine Predecessor in office, the program four ma; ® statement last|, Samuel Cohen, 24, was killed by a which oa announced late % s the head. se Fish-| also will be one of the most ambitions | at is "aunee foeor's of Mr. Hoover upon the plat~| Apri 1 among ction ne 100,000 or | arNot only will the quartet of ad-|™more Population, and Duluth, Min- | e him to widely you and the oon ea teeuae*y,.8t.14] Month Considered Politic- tnemplayment, These two invitations " were accepted. i North Dakota Man Declares In-| tax of three cents. ally Important Both would give him an excellent i Was selling above 20 cents coetaie Opportunity, it was held today in _ Vestigating Committee Will | per gallo when price cutting began} yy, jashington, Sept. 4—(@)—Viewed| Political circles, of “selling” his ad. | N > Not B ten days ago. M Bi ministration in a way that would not | lot Be Scared Soh ELST generally as the opening of President | pi inappropriate for a president, | i: — Three Shot Up in Hoover's campaign for return of his| His speech on the morning of Oct. | : Chicago, Sept. 4.— (® — Senator : - party to power in congress in the|6 before the American ion in Bos- j { ° Gerald P. Nye’s answer to the chal- Slot Machine War fall and for his own reelection two} ton, and that at the Kings mountain | . A lenge of Ruth Hanna — years hence, his acceptance of invi-| battle anniversary celebration on Oct. | . McCormick: “What are you going to} New York, Sept. 4.—()—One man tations to make four addresses 7 may be devoted to more general | , ~ fis sence aad DULUTH JOBLESS NUMEROUS | of} Washington, Sept. 4—(P}—A census j days,! bureau compilation today showed | Nashville, Tennessee, had the small-/ est percentage of unemployment on} b To | Police said Cohen was identified McCor- mick’s use of detectives to investigate the committee members and commit- , tee employes. H : s i reauee deg i E i 4} with a gang of slot Onerat followed to the candy store-by two gunmen. tors: of several others as he passes Also’ the speeches three Separated states, but it will permit him to gain contact with the People he through, will take the chief the new Fall merchandise! No high- Pressure salesmanship but many things you'll need and want—par- ticularly when you note the combin- @ ation of high quality and low prices. 5,444-unem- out of a total population of or 5.4 per cent. ployed 101,417, and Utility Coats $24.75 Self-trimmed tailored models with roomy pockets, swagger shoulders’ Gas Consumers Living in District East of Fifth Street : and North of Northern Pacific Tracks On Friday morning, September 5th, at 7a. m. we will turn natural gas into our mains in that district and our men with badges will call at your homes and change the present manufactured gas orifices to natural gas orifi- ces. Incase admittance to the home can not be obtained, a blue tag will be tacked on the front door requesting the occupant to phone our offics, Phone 1030, and ask for ’ the service department, and a man will be immediately Turns on ‘ ‘4 ny pai ah Pan air oo of f rye charted wih xin’ al! manner ut ae a a are 2 sent up to change over the appliances. ESSE] omect New | $14.75 to $69.75 | “ ow Oo : e e “Wloyd E. Bemis, accountant for the senate committee, testified that one Dresses Natural gas may be used in the present top burners reo en infomation aout of a gas range providing the burner cock is just partly turvellance becatoe Of Ss taacaninn, Pent opens turned on but should not be used in oven burners, laun- "Bemis" identification of the detec- Merchandise is assembled in ~ ° ,° . tra, Kenneth ‘Wilko, followed fur Sg oh ee dry stoves, water heaters, or radiantfires until natural which he alleged he was beet es on peer lead, raed New Fall Styles in ope n ° investigator of the committee to d ~ Fg farigings and hoe: Co, gas orifices have been placed in these appliances. We , R. N. Maxon of the Bemis com; Rute ‘argdoraen ‘than tact stume jos | h 0 ° d ‘ hi k d th aio identified Wilson 48's man wip thro, Eeed Righter Jewelry | will have 40 experienced men on this work an ey & came to Bemis’ office. “In view of orders inte the market at the H . ° ty d ° pn ah a En Sheer arekot a will work until 11 p. m. and Sunday so that this work Brised to run into « frame like this,” iu, the lowest cout prices we 49¢e ae “ fi “Demet ann 9 rote ee can he cleaned up and all of the gas ‘appliances made telegrams Tecords relating ou, Ps i Ph Sioa. Goria Resi, ices available as soon as possible. the committee would have to issue ef Pp gh , ja aad oa It is absolutely necessary that all gas water heaters ; & 8 Come in now to see our new Fall Suits whether you are ready to buy or not. Fabrics are smart and va- minute, $7.90 $9.90 knickers or be vented and any water heaters found unvented will be red tagged requesting that this appliance not be used un- til a vent is laced. Any of the finsmiths can do this venting work or this Company will install any water heater vent at a cost price of 25c per running foot. Do not attempt to light and use any furnace burner - until one of our men has called and given you instruc- tions. - Montana-Dakota : SF, Men's Fanicy Sox a P C a solemn FOowet ° fo he dake et ee Phone 1030 so ‘Bismarck, N. D. Shed rom . fearon : . 121 Fourtly Street BISMARCK, N. DAK. Phone 185 2 Organization ‘ & 4 ohe fs