The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1919, Page 3

SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1919 WESTERN SALES C0.'CONVERT 8-MILE STRETCH OF COUNTRY ROAD - ; GETS: BIG SHIRMENT}| * OF POPULAR CARS Chalmers and Maxwells’ ‘Re- , ceived by Motor Concern _ This Week—All Sold Three carloads of automobiles total- \ ling thirteen machines, have just been r) received by the Western Sales Co., ac- ‘ cording to S. A; Floren today. The shipment includes eight Maxwells and five Chalmers, he said and the ma- chines’ are.all sold. ‘Mr, Floren stated that shipments of Franklin cars would continue without interruption, after September 1, ac- cording to information he recently re- ceived from the factory. These cars, . (Mr. Floren added, are in great demand sf all over the territory and t is with difficuiry that. smipments keep up with the demand, “Our salesmen report that the de- BISMARCK DAILY nae é a Along the course, The road is clésea | ‘previous to the mect and no one is ad- INTO SEEED COURSE FOR-BIG ELGIN CLASSIC Renae tie eighiosale, atzeten\ ith TO cur TAXES IN HALF |. Prague—In the piping days of the ‘Austrian empire the average man paid! out about a quarter of his income in taxes. Czechoslovakia expects to cut) that in half, war debt and all. | G. ML. ¢. the Pioneer Farmers, merchants and progressive buaieds men every- where are discovering. the unlimited possibilities in truck hauling. Our own people in North Dakota with feed so high will have a chance this winter to figure the cost of the truck against the ever-eating horse. When you are ready to buy, don’t experiment, buy a G. M. C. and know you are right... Corwin Motor Co. Bismarck North Dakota “Ask the Army Boys About the G. M. C.” mand for automobiles in our territory is. exceptionally good,” said Mr. Flor- en, “Even ‘in those sections of North Dakota and Montana where there is supposed to be a great deal of sutter- ing from the ‘drouth, farmers, mer- chants and stock raisers are buying of our cars. “The Maxwells .and Chalmers are giving wonderful service to our cus- tomers and reports of performances of these two types of cars are really phenomenal. The low upkeep cost of 4 ‘Beg. U. 8. Pat. Office Corwin Motor Co. . BISMARCK, N. D. “he Most Beautiful Carin flmerica "[HE highest standard of value and quality has been maintained consistently from year to year.. Today, with their many refinements, the appeal of the new series « Paige models to the careful buyer is irresistible.. With the exquisite beauty and distinctive elegance that have justly earned for Paige the title, “The Most Beautiful Car in America,” are combined so much utility, quality and value that recognition has come in such measure as to be overwhelming. the Franklin realty puts it in the class of ‘cheap cars’. inasmuch as repair ‘bills are unknown quantities. All three makes have wonderful tire mile- ; ; age records. Elgin, Hl.—What a month ago was The old’road ate up the oil as fast astar ner En CAATER TS an ordinary country road—two years it could’ be poured on. Holes had to be)’ CATTLE AND CROP without any repairs of any sart—to- filled in and the road widened in many e day is the greatest dirt speedwfy in. spots. CONDITIONS MUCH the world as the most famous of race} Where two months ago a speed of 25 BETTER IN ST ATE drivers prepare for renewal of the) miles an hour would have been a 300-mile classic. {plenty on this road the drivers. today TPT To convert the rural highway into a! are piloting their powerful cars over Northern Pacific Official Finds 1¢e course required $8,000, 25,000 gal-jat near a 90-mile an hour clip. New lons of oil, modern road making ma- cords set by such daring. drivers That Farmers Are Better Off cninery and He labor. s Mulford, and DePalma, the " But today the job stands complete. favorites among the entries. Than They Believed Livery pebble is in place and the sur-|| De Palma has won’ three. previous ‘ i face presents a glossy effect like that | events and Mulford one. De Palma took H. V.’ Wilmot; traveling freight and|noticeablé on our very best boule-| the second race held over, the course passenger agent of the Northern Pa-|vards. and the fourth ané fifth. He held. the] ’ cific with headquarters in Bismarck,) The Elgin road 1: ‘ace was started: in! Elgin watch trophy, worth $5000, twice has just returnéd from a trip over the} 1910. Five race meets were held and | but it wag withdrawn: this year as he north line of the road. then this event was abandoned because , prepared'to make a bid for permanent (Twenty-five carloads of live stock|of this country’s entry into war. No possession, The race ‘worth $10,000 were shipped by the ‘Northern Pacific | effort was nade to keep the course inj in cash to the winner, however. There}. .... out of Killdeer this week, Mr. Wilmot shape. It is a part of the highway sys-| will be 25 entries. stated last mght, this suipmenc com-|tcm of the country and after each ‘The course is 8 1-4 miles and the prising, some of the best cattle in the/it reverted to the county, It was decid-; speedsters will make 36 laps, a total of state. ‘The shipment was made by|ed this spring to renew the event and|$(1 miles. The race will start at noon, Wilcox and Richards, one of the larg-| General Manager Fred W. Jencks be-| Saturday, Aug. ' est cattle dealers'in North Dakota and| gan active work only a few weeks ago.| Fifty or sixty “thousand race fans all of the stock was big and heavy. The, farmers at ‘Hazen and Fort! Clark, dccording to Mr. Wilmot, are: obtaining better yields of wheat than| they had originally expected. In spite of the dry. weather ia that section, the Brain will average tea to fifteen bush- els an acre, altho the farmers thought i would not do oetter than six bush- els, ‘About twenty carloads of cattle will be shipped at Halliday from Berthold Indian reservation today, according to Mr, Wilmot, The grazing there has| been very good this season, and. the Stock raisers at Halliday, as well as at Killdeer have” enough range grass| to last their cattle ail througa tnel winter. The Indifitis ‘pect to ship their cat! mot stated. Another special train of cattle will be shipped out of Killdeer om Septem. ber 11. This shipment will consist of sixty cars. A forty car train of live- stock will be" shipped out of Solen August 29. Mr. Wilmot reports tnat beth feed and crop. conditions are ' much better now all over the north! and south lines of the Northern Pa- cific than what they were a short time ago. Recent rains have improved bath || wheat and range grass considerably. JEALOUS OF MEN DOCTORS FOR WIVES a RR CORNER SEVENTH & MAIN ST., BISMARCK, N. D. ECAUSEit has distine- Missouri Valley Motor Co. \ ND neither a spurt at Constantinople—Women doctors are’ R. B. LOUBEK, General Manager sent to Mohammedan Macedonia , wherever possible because the Moham- | medan women: fear to consult male doctors, The women themselves. don’t mind, but they fear their husbana’s jealousy. SYNDICATE QF [RON FOUNDERS WOULD TAKE OVER LORRAINE MINES. Paris. 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