The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 19, 1932, Page 7

GARNER STRENGTH APPEARS GROWING Dry W. G. M'Adoo Favors Tex- an In Announcement Made Thursday Night Washington, Feb. 19.—()—Wheth- er or not he will be there at con- vention time, John Garner of Texas now appears headed for a place among. the really strong contenders for the Democratic presidential nom- ination, William G. McAdoo’s announce- ment Thursday in Los Angeles of support for the speaker of the house not only put in the Texan's train & man who has been powerful in the party but emphasized the determined efforts of the Garner supporters to shove him into the breach created by the “Stop-Roosevelt” movement. Garner, beind a wall of ailence on things political which is broken only to disavow connection with the acts of his supporters, sticks to the job of running the house of representa- tives. This job is the most conspicu- ous one nationally now filled by a Democrat, and Garner’s handling of it ts what his volunteer su count upon to arouse enthi on & country-wide scale. McAdoo’ is one of the staunchest drys, and his announcement was con- sidered important in the light of prohibition issue, for Garner, al- though since voting for enforcement measures, cast his ballot against adoption of the 18th amendment. Only a few days ago Senator Shep- pard of Texas came out for a na- HURL ND ERA EB CARMI RGAE RHO TRINA Olympic Arena, 19, — (AP) skating championships, with a mark Norwegian Wins in First. Skate Race iday’ won the 500-meter it event of the world speed sociated Press Photo Two members of the senate territories committees are shown pe Shale (eed War Patrick irom a committees meet h about Philippine independence, saying ‘ne SD) questioned called a liar.” Hawes (D., Mo.) is at the left, at right. The i Incident: was 1: and Chairman Bingham (R., Conn.) J. Hurley, who indignantly to be Senator rf smoothed over. Trial of Cannon’s Libel Suit Assured Washington, Feb, 19.— (AP) — With Bishop” James Cannon, a tignal campaign in Garner's behalf, |listening attentively in the gallery, and Sheppard was a moving force Eee adoption of the 18th amend- ment. BRYAN MAY MAKE BID FOR VICE PRESIDENCY Denver, Colo, Feb. 19.—()—The Rocky Mountain News says William Jennings Bryan, Jr., will make a bid for the vice presidency at the Demo- cratical national convention in Chi- cago in June if the silver question is made an issue by the Democratic party. Bryan left Denver Thursday for his home in Los Angeles following the ference which he called . The con- ference which he called. The ron- Representative Blanton, (D. Texas) told the house Friday a court trial of the clergyman’s $500,000 libel suit against Representative Tink- ham, (R. Mass.) was assurred. Tinkham had challenged Cannon Thursday to arrange an open court trial of the suit. It was filed after the southern Methodist churchman had been charged by Tinkham with violation of the federal corrupt prac- tices law. “All that remains is to set the date for the trial,” shouted Blanton. “They will have Cannon there with ter of Rockford, Ill. Walter is well known in this locality having lived here and attended Clear Lake school. He was a soldier in France during the World war. He leaves his par- jents, three sisters and three brothers. as well as his wife and three small children. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Van Vleet and daughter Rosemary visited at the Al- ‘bert Christensen home Sunday. {_ Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and |family spent Sunday with Mr. and! | Mrs. Ole Newland. | | Nels Dronen called on Frank Ker- shaw Sunday. | J. W. Beyers and son Ralph mo- |tored to Bismarck Monday. Mrs. Mary Van Vieet, who has been | jin Wisconsin visiting, returned home | Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson and Without health there can be little natural beaut knows that the body shows itself on her face, her complexion, and in her eyes. She takes care to avoid constipa- tion. This treacherous ailment fre- Soren causes: in, pimples, premature aging. Try the pleasant “cereal way” to ‘wie yourself from i ea proved that rovides “bulk” cise the intestines, and Vitamin B ta tone the intestinal tract. AL. Bran also furnishes ‘cience has ALL-BRAN p! helps build up the blood. ” in this delicious ce- of lettuce. ing your —10 The “bulk” 1 is ch like that. He yrentee than abusi How much system with often habit-f Two tablespoonfuls daily will correct most ALI-Bran is pills and lormi ACNE eh MS NUTONE, of 44.4 seconds. Bernt Evensen, of Norway, defending champion, was yy lex second, at 44.6. ‘Neill Allan Potts, Brooklyn, and Hans| second. Enonestang ft Norway, were tied for third with marks of 44.8, and Michael Stokerud, of Neer and Walter Rutter, of Great Brit were tied for fifth place. pee ng Lake Placid, Feb, aakon Pedersen, of one day each final of the Olympic 500-meter race, | sald. Oh, the joy of a fine cup of coffee. The wise woman condition of her ty %, 3 Fragrant bracer for the g day. Make it with care. headaches, sal low Select it with equal care. elloge’s ‘to exer- Schilling és the only coffee mn, which roaster in America who XS tans fine coffee exclusively, That’s the only Be things are ever made. || of the morning! | ing! Specializes in making types of constipation. not habitvorming. It your intestinal trouble is not re- lieved this way, see your r. Get the red-and- green pacl at Klloggin Batis loggin Battle Creek. way fine Wings eliminated ins trial hest wi Hurd, of Canads, in which Farrell, Chictgo, finished Enrico Caruso'’s memorial candle, 16 feet high, 5 feet in circumference, itain,|and weighing one ton, will be burnt 5 year—-All Saints’ Day— Pedersen did not even reach the|and will last for 18 centuries, it is ANN x \ « \ Wonder Bread is baked fresh each morning. Just enough is supplied to dealers so that there will be no stale bread left over. Wonder Peanut Butter and Pickle Sandwiches Yy cup peanut butter ¥ cup chopped pickle 1% cup cream or hot water. Cream the peanut butter and water (or cream) together and add chopped pickle. Use between thin buttered slices of Wonder Bread. Pastry Shoppe 104 FOURTH STREET Struesel Coffee Cake Hot Cross Buns We guarantee complete satisfaction in every way with his attorneys for questioning and) they will have George Holden Tink-| amily and Miss Nellie Dance Tues-; ham there and the bishop’s attorneys | day evening. every product made by us. ference placed Bryan at the head of FOR THIS SALE WE WILL DELIVER ALL GROCERY DEPT. ITEMS can question him.” | @ new organization to expand to na- cae Proportions as soon as pos- sible, 10 Drunk Persons Nabbed in January Ten persons were arrested for drunkenness, four on charges of be- ing drunk and disorderly, one for disorderly conduct and one for vag- rancy, according to the report of the police department filed by Chief Christ J. Martineson with the city commission. Twenty-seven cars were tagged for double parking and one for driv- ing without lights. Thirty-five persons were lodged in jail overnight and one quarantine tag was posted. No use was made of the city’s motorcycle but 667 miles were. traveled by automobile. Others items in the report were: 15 doors of business places found unlocked; 14 accidents reported and investigated; one stolen car recov- ered, value $250; one case of per- sonal property stolen and recovere 21 taxi drivers’ licenses issued; one store entered and robbed; two per- mits issued to carry concealed weap- ons and one bad check case reported. Dome dance Saturday night, “Dutchy’ Gerrell’s Dakotans from Fargo. Radio and dance entertainers. Gussner’s Anniversary Sale. SPOHN’S 518 Ninth Phone 626 Whipping Cream Pasteurized, half-pint bottles. only 10 Milk Pasteurized, 2 qts. for Wafer Nuggets Chocolate, regular 80c sell- er, special, 21 Cc Pitted Dates Cheese American Loaf, 21 c per Ib. ......++ Plums Fancy, Cherries No. 2 cans Sour Red Pitted, per - Oatmeal package, regular or 4c Font Fie Kot: 1.26 Tomato Juice College Inn, pure, unfla- ve , two bottles for ... ————— Oranges Rice ee l Clear Lake | SORE bohsSratherndemee By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schoon and baby spent Tuesday with Mr. and! Mrs. Adolph Hansen. Christean Hansen visited with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schoon a few days recently. Mrs. Alfred Olson visited with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry Olson Wed- nesday. Mrs. B. F. Paslay spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Allen Van Vleet. ‘Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Will Stiles entertained at @ card party Saturday evening. , | Honors were.-awarded to..Mrs,; Ole Newland and Adolph Hansen. E. A. Van Vleet received the news Monday of the death of his son, wWal- | of North Dakota. Mrs. Henry Olson and Miss Nellie! Dance called at the Ed Gibson home Will Be Pallbearers | At Father’s Funeral Six of his sons will act as pall- jbearers at the funeral of Andrew Johnson, pioneer Burleigh county farmer, who died here Thursday. Services will be held at the First | Baptist church at 1 p. m. Saturday, | Rev. Oscar Jacobson and Rev. Mar- | vin Miller officiating. { The sons, who will be pallbearers, are Charles, Fred, Abel, Frank, Emil jand Herman. Interment will be at Grove View cemetery in Naughton township. SPEAKS AT DICKINSON Dickinson, N. D., Feb. 19.—()— Miss Mildred Alley, Episcopal direc- ter of religious education, gave an address at St. John’s = Episcopal! church school here, representing the | Rt. Rev. Frederick B. Bartlett, bishop | [Parr] aI Lani TILE y TIORT] wor TTD PACKING CO.1c , Milk Fed Shidr. Veal Steak SPARERIB: Beef Roast HAMBUR onaany 73¢c 2 POUNAS ..crseceeseee raga =—-«U«. S. Inspected Meats —_—_,,'®”, BISMARCK’S LEADING MARKET 100%Pure Hog Lard( Beef Roast 8! / 2 Short Ribs -PORK LOIN ROAS Lic Fresh Meaty, per Ib. ...... Brnronae Center Cut Fresh Ground, per Ib. ..... hae ey LARGE WEINERS pevi,."“*.. 13 SMOKED SUGAR CURED WHOLE per 1 Hams uvir, Dependable Quality Meats Freshest Fruits and Vegetables VISIT PAUL BROWN Limit With Meats Jib. 63c .8kc Fresh Made Ring Bologna avg., Ib. . Chuck 124c 83c Ib. C alze, CASH & CARRY HEAD LETTUCE &". 5c | CHEESE Woo" 17c LARD fat ouetian "Ze | PICNICS = 124¢ Smoked HAM $8 Sri, 18c | PORK STEAK %2""*,, .13¢ POT ROAST et," 9c | LAMB STEAK 8" 164c PICKEREL Giisxe......8¢ | HERRING 2% Sr Q¢ Liver Sausage, Blood Sausage, Head Cheese . CASH & CARRY SOUP, Van Camp's Tomato, Limit, DROMEDARY GRAPEFRUIT VANILLA Extract, 2 o8. (2 for 36c) $1.35 Value, 27 bars GREEN TOP CARROTS D Bo 8:45, 10:30 A. M. — 3:20, 4:30, 6:20 P. M. Phone 1060 SINCE 1883 _ 49th Anniversary Sale NEARLY 50 YEARS ON MAIN STREET A Home Owned Store That Has Served Efficiently for a Gen- eration. Every Dollar Used to Build Your Community. MEAT DEPT. NO PHONES CASH & CARRY 1-4 Pound Prints, Limit 20% c Cash & Carry Special, Ib. reamery Butter MEAT DEPT. NO PHONES CASH & CARRY Pork hi tee AOS A Lerciasgy erie re ‘aide fresh f1 aan BBe [steam 14e] comuy semen GROCERY DEPT. We Will Deliver All Anniversary Sale Grecery Dept. Items No We Deliver UGAR STRICTLY CASH 10 Pound, Cash Only, Muslin Bag, Limit ........... . PINEAPPLE, Small Tin, SALT, 10c size, Round Car- Libby, limit, 9 c ton, limit, 5 c per tin per each .. ..,....5 JELLO, Genuine Strawber- ty, Lemon or Rasp- 7 berry, c 5c ile Umit, No. 2 Tins, Extra Fancy “No Phones Sold With Other Grocery Items Only Striotly Cash Wo Deliver BEETS, Chipped, MILK, Libby’s or Carna-@ 9c finest, (3 for 220) Keen thon, (3 for 5c) ..... AKC Ereat (ter tte) 2LC | Minncepe: (stor 0) 7C | perrwetorte . 24C Fin at iar (for Sic) DOC pooper les (¢ tor a8e) LOC ee wey 17¢ Baking, @t for te) LBC | Quem for) OTC | tm tei oe SOC STRAWBERRY PRESERVES (ime ............ seed so MILK CHOCOLATE, ALMOND CHOCOLATE, staeeeoneseeneesves $1.35 value, 27 bars FRUITS and VEGETABLES Very Fancy, Special, 2 for .......s.0005 ‘Washed Carrots, Yellow Onions, Wash- ed Parsnips, selected, fancy, 5 Ibs. GRAPEFRUIT: Texas Seediess, Sweet, Full-o-Julec, por deoen 49c, 59c,. 69c DELIVERIES: 8:45, 10:30 A. M. — 2:30, 4:30, 6:30 P. M. SINCE 1883 GUSSNER’S % For best results and Calumet The Double Acting Baking Powder WESTERN BAKING CO. 31 Cooks I. G. A. Store Phone 564 ‘The “Big” Little Store 512 Avenue D AILI. G. A. Specials 49c 1 oz. bottle Imitation Va- nilla_or Lemon Extract, 49c; 5 bars I. G. A. Soap, Ic, all for 50c 2 heads Lettuce and 1 8-02. Grapefruit, med. 1. G. A. ¢ size, 3 for . 21 Cc Mayonnaise ....., 33 Cc ORANGES, Large Size, peck .........73¢ BEEF Veal Cutlets Sweet Cream But- Bacon, ter, 2 Ib. roll .... 1-2 Ib. pkg. ...... Spareribs, per pound PORK Pork Sausage VEAL Sliced Bacon For best results and economy, CALUMET The Double Acting Baking Powder st HEMPEL'S == At Less At Less 107 Fifth Street Opposite Patterson Hotet Phone 1612 Saturday and Monday Specials as wart Be | Bottle ing, reg. 10c 15c size, only White Sugar Corn, 15 oz. tin, 5c 8c (with grocery order) 6c Brown Sugar, special, can ........- 3 Ibs. for ....... .. 16¢ MACARONI, SPAGHETTI or PLAIN NOODLES, 2 Ib. pkg., (equal to more than 412-7 oz, 1 5 : pkgs.), only . c Laundry Soap White Naphtha, all you want, 2 bars for No. 2% tin, each peck tb fat a tor 29C Milk and Almond 0 Chocolate Bars, 3 for 1 fee o tuber OL