Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-26

~ '#iihiitS iFiIN NIdChlulOSu VI OQl
cago, president of the Associated Ad.
vertising Clubs of the World, register.
ed at the Hotel Rainbow Thursday
night. he became a guest in the two
! hundred and thirty second city that he
has visited in "A circuit whirl of the
United States in the interest of adver-
tising that has taken him nearly a
year. He will leave Saturday morning
by airplane for Edmonton, Alberta,
Gambia.
Mr.. Macintosh has Travelled 10000
miles and has addressed 60. 1000 bust
ness men on the trip that has afforded
him an intimate glimpse of the finan-
cial, industrial and labor conditions of
the country.
He will address a joint meeting of
the AID club. Rotary, Kiwanis and Civil
tan clubs at a luncheon in the Palm
room of Hotel Rainbow today at noon
on the subject. Bringing Business
Back" In the evening he will present
a charter of the international organi-
cation TO the Great Falls Ad club at a
dinner party. attended by members of
the club and their ladies and other
guests. Mr.. Macintosh also agreed to
act as a question box to important
questions of advertising that any of
the guests care TO ask.
Talks Over Radio
Following his address at the Palm
room he will speak in the recording
room of The Tribune's radio broadcast
ing station on the subject. How Adver-
Using Helps the Consumer"
He will begin his address at The
Tribune station at 9:15 o'clock p. m.
The address will be broadcasted on a
800 meter wave. Arrangements have
been made to equip a receiving set in
the Palm room with a magnavox so that
the guests will be able to listen in
on the address. After the address at
The Tribune Mr.. Macintosh will make
a trip to Rainbow Falls.
A feature of the entertainment of
Mr.. Macintosh will be provided about
10:45 o'clock this morning when a
from Governor Joseph NJ.
Dixon to Mr.. Macintosh will be drop
ped from the plane which is to carry
him to Edmonton to the roof of the
Hotel Rainbow. The plane, piloted by
\. w. Stephenson, crack flyer of the
Aero q Radio company of
Helena, and carrying as a passenger.
w. q. Ferguson. secretary of the Hell
ena Chamber of Commerce, will leave
Helena at 5:15 o'clock this morning
and will probably arrive in Great Falls
about 1870 or 1915 O'Clock. The ex-I
act time cannot be determined because
Of the impossibility to forecast weather
conditions.
Two Other Ships Here
With the arrival of two government
planes from Fort Douglas. Utah. TODAY
and the season debut of a plane to be
plotted by Oliver Giles, the air squadron
will resemble a flying circus.
Mr.. Macintosh will address the stu
Tents at the high school at 10 O'Clock
md will return Immediately to the
lotel to receive the governors nes-
age. He will visit the Great Falls
and wire mill during the after
and be the guest g a motor
in a tour of the city and sur
'ounding country, which will include a
,isit to Giant Springs. the Big FAILS,
Black Eagle and Rainbow falls.
The plane will hop off" for Canada |
the west side field Mt 0 o'clock
morIin.;. Mr.. Macintosh
vii address the members of The Ed
Ad club Monday night and will
at nee to the states and Gen.
niue east to preside at the annual in
meeting of the organiza-
ion of which he is president.
Searles Is Chairman
w. c. Searles is the chairman aid z;
postmaster of the evening meeting. +
ie has arranged a musical program a.,
nd novelty features for The DccasiCn. /
for the meeting are being t
lade by Forest l.. Arthur. |
Generally the cost of living has {
ropped between 81 and ~ Der cent /
Ince 1919 Mr.. Macintosh said.
l.aborers who are clamoring against a
age reduction of 20 per cent must be
lind to their own interests. 1t isn't {
ow many dollars you earn that counts. ID
IS what yOu can buy with them. q
now it is possible to buy about f
$ much for 60 cents as it was for a