The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 20, 1936, Page 6

8 BORAH CASFIGATES TRADE AND BARTER ELECTION METHODS Attacks Ohio Favorite Son Plan | in His First Buckeye State Speech Youngstown, O., March 20.—()— U. S. Senator. William E. Borah con- demned “trade and barter” methods of choosing presidential candidates Thursday night as he swung into his speaking campaign for Ohio delegates to the Republican canvention. “See to it that you have some voice ,in the selection of the party’s nomi- nee for president,” he urged, attack- ing the Ohio Republican party's “fa- vorite son” plan for its delegation to the convention. “Do you want to send an unin- structed delegation which may be gathered in some hotel room at 3 a. m., under conditions I will not de- scribe and have there a trade and barter entered into that will deter- mine the selection of the nominee?” It was Borah’s first appearance in Ohio since he announced his, candi- dacy for president. |Dionnes in New York To See Quins ‘Star’ New York, Mar. 20.—(#)—The par- ents of the world’s most famous babies —the Dionne quintuplets—were in New York Friday to see their off- spring perform in motion pictures. 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Distributed by Gamble Robinson Co., 515 Main—Phone 133 Bananas Select Golden APPLES Roman Beauties 5 er 23C Asparagus Fresh green, 10c | LETTUCE, large, TOMATOES, Hl] |jj Standard, No. 2 PEAS, Early June, No, 2 tin, only |. PORK and BEANS, Van Camp's, No. 1 tin i] VEGETABLE SOUP, Van Camp, 22 oz. tin 2 2 i | PUMPKIN, Stand- ard, No. 2% tin WAX BEANS, ll] Stokely’s finest SALMON, fancy 2 ter No. 2 cans EMPEL’ 1611 — Phones — 1612 S sun- ORANGES «is 24 for 490 Slicing size 216 RUSSET POTATOES Idaho, 10 Ibs, 28c SS Parsnips tie. De 4 lbs. Spaghetti for Mayonnaise 15c cans for 25c | pink, 1-1b. tall cans for 2OC | SAUERKRAUT, ] No. 10 tin | CRISCo, No. 5dc Sardines cramery Lb. 84e | EGG WISCONSIN THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1936 FARGOAN PREACHES AT CHURCH SESSION Rev. Miller Closes Convention of Nazarene Pastors Here Thursday Night Matters of particular interest to ministers were considered by dele- gates at the closing session of the Church of the Nazarene here Thurs- day. In his closing sermon to the group, Rev. J. G. Morrison, Kansas City, a leader in the national church organization, gave some advice to ministers and their wives. Rey. Morrison was foroed to leave for Indianapolis before the evening service and the closing sermon was given by Rev. Julius Miller of Fargo. Rev. George Mowry, Oakes, pre- sided at a session devoted to Sunday school work and Rev. H. H. Nevin presided at the Young People’s ses- sion. Among speakers Thursday af- ternoon were Rev. J. O. Young, Tut- tle; Rev. F. V. Rumann, Minot; Rev. Frank True, Fessenden and Rev. Mowry. Resolutions adopted at the closing session thanked the city admjnistra- tion, various business firms and Rev. H_ V. Sorenson, local Nazarene pastor, for their hospitality and cooperation in making the convention a success. If I had my way I'd take my Schilling Coffee like a Persian Pasha. Slowly! Luxuriously! ‘ Drain every fragrant drop! You prefer Drip Coffee? 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PRUNES, Santa Clara, 60-70 312 19¢ . 4. 23c Foun, 34 ves. ...... 19C DAKOTA MAID Strictly | Fresh Doz. for FLOUR Fight on Importation Of Livestock Planned Sioux City, Ia., March 20.—(#)—Po- litical leaders and representatives of farming and business in northwestern states, including Minnesota, North and South Dakota, have been invited to attend a conference April 14, called by ‘ithe Sioux City chamber of commerce, to discuss means of halting importa- tion of livestock and other farm prod- +/ucts into the United States. Ellis Is Named to Head Local Archers W. G. Ellis, a former state cham- pion in South Dakota, was elected president of the Bismarck Archery club at a meeting Thursday night. Other officers, previously announced, are E. B. Klein, vice president, and Roy D. Kennelly, secretary-treasurer. 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A number of persons already have purchased equipment to take part in archery competition, Klein said. It is not an expensive sport, a good bass- wood bow and a number of arrows costing about $7 or $8. Bows used by the modern archer are about 5 feet long, Klein said, and will shoot accurately about 50 yards, whereas the bows used in the old days by Indians were only about three feet long and consequently less powerful. St. Paul Husband Is Held for Killing Wife St. Paul, Mar. 20.—()—Mrs. Frieda Baldwin, 47, was shot and killed with a rifle Friday and police were holding her husband, Frank Baldwin, 54, Po- lice said Baldwin, a painter, admitted the shooting, attributing it to jeal- ousy. Empress, a truly fine and delicious blend of high grade coffees. 1Ib. jar 306 Sunbrite, double action, purifies as it cleans. 3 CANS 10¢ No, 2 cans, Libby’s small cut tender beans. FLOUR Dakota Maid and Climax. - 49 Lb. 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