The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1919, Page 8

mice BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNB. FRIDAY, OCT.:3, 1919. © iy 1 1 1 AL Al Serbian Troops could. arriye, the ad- @) rd our Winter FE ANCES eee (CaS ARIS IT eer cia or Ora 2 USING TRACTORS) |. , “ay > 3 TRAU PREVENT iis ic amet = s:/We guarantee satisfac: / withdrawn immediateyy atter the ser.(tion, BAGLE, Tailors, PREPARING LAND) |) | Se@ttesiyaseen MUCH BLOODSHED jsirsvtarssoex'cns.” “"litettens and Cleaners Meantime the commander ‘ Italian raiders was onterad to tial by ~. court martial by the Ttatlan admiral. | Phone 58. Boynton Farmer Fall Plowing | “y Vita Y ij PY""y Yip Men : Landing of Soldiers of the Sea _—$—_——<—————————_—_——_————————————— Regardless of Dry Soil for 4 oe y i ies Y ty y th, |G y, is Defended by Admiral "3 C Ly yy J Z "Nfs . Kapp in Report Fir RL LGR ca a hie Next Year’s Crops os y Z ie pp HAY FOR 8 ALE MORE CORN HERE IN 1920) | PDR © Dg” p ITALY REQUESTED HELP About 100 Tons Good Upland Hay | i Millie ; Jj é SEE RYAN AT THE GOLDEN RULE In splte of the drouth causing ade) yyy ys eae Y bi Uy ty fy 24, a [wanton D. C., Oct. Steen verse ground conditions for fall plow- y Yj y YY Z Z {tion by the American naval forces all ing, the big Boyuton ranch, four miles} Yfyy Y L 4 4 = = ‘Trau, Dilmatia; prevented momeanee | west of Wing, 18 buslly engaged tura , ty ty [ “which would perhaps have resulted 10} ing up every foot of its more than 800 YYyyyjjwyyv 4 Yj hig, a state yes a eee oe acres of cultivated land, ¢ 4 Y “ j Z and Jugo-Slavia,” according to a 10 i Mr. Boynton has three big tractors y i Z Z Z tig from Admiral Knapp commanding at work haullng 26 plows. One tractor | y Y Z 4 American naval forces in European} draws ten plows while the other two} yy t y waters transmitted to the senate today » pulling elght plows aplece, He ¢x- g Z | . a ; Deets Tone AracHlealy val of the Natl bay BecretarypDanicls et iahacg: | ante pall eran ent feels SKS that by! 3 Ae a : ee erie ae plowing now he will not only | V, Y Wy i : A p sala, ontlas a vetter und more productive crops 1 ig ian and American officers who _ year, but will also kill every graks- 33 vies = been sent to Trau had induced the hopper egy On hls land, : ZION CITY.—Time was when beer runners would no more think of taking the foamy stuff eed eiec end capeew B Gearon Wt Ota tuone coater ne ay | to Zion City than of supplying the thirsty on Mars. But it’s different now. Hence the activity of tSerbian garrison. ture agent, belleves that tractors ace} Constable Earl Casperon—with a handful of bottles—and his assistants here pictured. Casperon|» One Italian « the only means possible for dolng fall has become known as “the champion beer seizer” because of his ability to detect contraband no | plowing now. He urges that farmers atter how dark the night. pone’. aCe 2 + ee a throughout. the county obtaln tractors | Matter how dark the nig ltect them and police the town und elther by purchase or by hiring their | ~ nnn ; F neighbors us far ax possible so that CONT ATE TO TAKE * + JUGO-SLAVS FIRE j \ = The man who works in the shop, oad 4 e spare y for} a \ i Poy ’ fie forpuind cant Ved prepared now fo sate 2 BISMARCK BOY IS ON ITALIAN BOAT HOUSE BARGAINS on the farm, around the house, “It x almost an impossibility for | UP NEW FEATURES HEIR TO MILLION | + A Sah ee tpede ale : ae z ™ : garage or garden, gets real horses to do any plowing this year” OF PEACE PACT + 55 CARRYING YANKS: a house of i: : working comfort. and big value nitid Mr, Gustafson today, “but hove { hake rae ; } Ae e \y in the Cowden Service Suit. It’s obtain tractors tor Hien egre Seat , CoN. Pati ace agit “a bear for wear,” because of the the 1920 crops will be big aud All But One of Senator Fall’s). Sioner of Bismarck in 191%, I : following features: the grassho ate wit be killed” aa 5 returned from Stanton today American ¢ fon : F ee ey WINC a of ir ir i Amendments Are Dis- || after a hurried trip to that | bound for Cattro, is 3 Made of double strength fabrics Mr. Boynton who did a great deal of ; posed Of place to look after his PrOp- | | been shot at by Jugo: s ; . a j i eee o: Se fall plowing last year raised some of | om erty interests there. Mr. Kirk ante i | zh : } —Triple stitched seams the best crops tu the county this yea*.| Washington, ). ©. Oct. 3—Having | was in Bismarck on Wednes- || [TALY TO RATIFY | J. H. HOLIHAN i ee ite —Reinforced belt Ho Js plauuiug on putting whe ept one of the - |, day and expects to return to BY ROYAL DECREE) ‘Phone 7 ie L 3 r se RUbiary pockots EE A Wea i t ; to the yeace! his horne in Marshalltown, | is ed | acts | ee | j —Rust-proof All Brass Buttons He feeds the corn to“biy hogs et j || Ia, tomorrow. 1}. Pa +t. 2 t = Z J 4 ¥ —Never tear button holes husks and stalks as fodder z 3 ing his residence here, , the conference —All seams tailored cattle, Heb 110) Chester Whie t oy he ‘. was prominent in | ded membe: —No raw pocket seams hogs which have thrived on the coru " jf ae in|) 2 “He Gaus hi that dialy will f —Adjustable collar and cuffs produced on lis rauch thin yea : € gave t the 4 treaty by r 1 4 Union Mate 8 manager of the A ; } - oe Made, hall Oil Co. office in th wayd that the re mak : take charg f Z, ae E. fig plans for putting fu corn and yy, 1 o y the ef any 2 Z c,_\ Wilke | Wheat for next year. Less nd Max for Jonp ae 0 5 Ra e , %, \f Jn 1920 than ever before, Mr, amend y Ses 5 i 9 was born in | © conduct : 4 : Exclusive Makers of One-Piece Work Suits won belleves after couterring FEED as ; i t illed $1,000,- ‘ i } i] i farmers Sn all gections of the county. ! orthay here 1 F si fe epi th, ST. PAUL, MINN. “We are putting on a campalgn t : tyq| 000 s grandfather, 5 | : i 3 2 our wheal acreage Hi wui-| the founder of the Marshall i Juslvely to Kub y 34 >) Oil d. sald Mr, Gustafson. “Lhis whet Wilson a “Disturber” patil H : | hus been grown almost exclusively Jn) Senator Jones, republican of Was * Coal. tf . oe 2 SOLD BY Cavalier county this year and has! ington, de in an address in the | ORDER COAL TODAY erin v proven to be & winner, It withstool | senate t the drought Jn fine style and ts some | “hy word and d is i PHONE 453 what resistant to rust, Both of they’ yndermine orderly, peaceful repre i caused considerable damage iit! tative’ government’ thant any, other in Burlelgh county and t f : ‘ ” Washburn Lignite Coal Co. banka next year J am ‘ able to In we our ing-to ¢ lati ! I | | Bismarck gurdiess, whether 1920 ts a dry or anch : ! ! | year, | wi 4 of its own judgme ; ral URGES CROP ROTATION 01 of duty fenator Jones Mr, Gustafson urges a8 & good four | iors danarode Cesault : ' H year ‘rotation for Burlelgh county the! on democracy and integcit: i niog, Made Ask your Dealer for the “Cowden.” BIOMARCK, ND: | AUDITORIUM || Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, Oct 6-7-8 Matinee Daily Prices 25c and 50c following crops: corn, wheat, oats 2 fe Q a od attack «4 eae nweet clover, By following these er permite than any armed attack eofld) 1 4a. Twenty-five Millions Buy “Cascarets” They each yenr on a plece of Jand, t Ea Sara Sar ah (s 6 will he greater and ‘tho land ret HIGH SCHOOL TEAM ! Must be “Just Right” for Liver and Bowels productivity longer than by continu r Ig pluuting only one of two atttesent| SHOWING UP FINE, | beveeeeecevecerecececeseesecerernemeeneneneeenenenens crops, The corn and clover can bv 9 At y 7 6) ' [| Twenty-five iiiiion boxes of Cas the toxins, polsons and sour, Indlgesth : gent ror a he tay ¥ meen ee AYS COACH BOLDT|,, tx were wold last year to folke who ble waste. without gelplng’ or Ancou | BLA CHE PERT ox LOI >| Burlelgh county P Ale andad ‘i wanted relief from Constipation, Bile venience, Cascarets regulate by sthm- gxtanalvaly on Me legh county fatiua Will Go to Mandan Tomorrow to Housness, Indigestion, Gases, Colds and lating the liver and strengthening ts e laa) oe not only enrich the soll but also des! Witness Game There With Sick Headache without being sha howel muscles, They never ke | up and sickened all the next day. upset you Ike Sa G e| ent troy the weeds, i x | Reform School Jearets work while you sleep, removing Pills, Cas # COSt Ko ttle too, 5 2 ‘ D $ Lt; 000 , 000 FOR pan a vacution TORO and Journes ALASKA RAILWAY jitivev the standin high schon eleven e —— and the Réeformutory team, | ? Washington, Oct, &—Without a ree-| ‘The Bismarck teum has been practs ow IS our an e ord vote the senate today passed the jing every day this week and more thin e house bill appropriating $17,000,000) 30 men’ are out for positlon4, The additional for the completion of the| team will Ine up against Dickinson's Alaskan railroad, Ifast players next Saturday on the Business and domestic cares may have The measure now goes to the presi-|home grounds and the first team (ill f fj i dent. be picked by that. me, Up i ie caused you to overlook this very important question, but the ATTENTION DAUGHTERS OF aaa anit eanranel| Eres dint yor SaOKe pile Wen eae Directed in Person by MARSHALL NEILAN § ELL team, but his decision ts expected to . hee A special meeting of the|be made Wefore the middie of next] Should you ask the operator of the range, you might be sur- e e e - ti Daughters of Isabella will be|"%"* ,, probabiilty, heenme of tual? Prised to-discover that it has long*since served its purpose, e Ou irvin Ic wrIZa ion held this evening at the K. of C.|ntgh cullbre of the players, the second on to continue its use would be extravagance in fuel, time, : hall. Mrs. Geiermann, our Grand | team will be almost as effective ay ine | and energy. ‘ of th M t T d Ti i f for aitew days will be with us, ond team to be able to defeat any alin | Consider the Chief Jf "lily tenn tt e Important matters are up for lent, the players aiavehangel aot nt) Visit our store and permit us to show that by replacing your love and Adve nture Ever Written consideration and a large at-ench practixe playing Jn various post-|1 present range with the genuinely good Round Oak Copper- : tendance is desired. Hous on both teams 40 that Conch | fuged Boiler-Iron Range, your grocery and fuel bills would MRS, MAX KUPITZ, [fit un wel a aoa ne on where they) Sromptly decrease. No one would question but that the ee V. G. R.] Sone of the hext players on the team] operator would be delight@1 with your investment. \e Are Taught to forgive and Forget are out of the game for week or tet The reasons why the Chief will —— days because of Injuries, How. i + eee a ig N Si ” t ‘ TRY OUR SERVICE |uone of the infurlen te niore serous, Pe RApe penbcte are all diss But the Unpardonable In s COAL—and all kinds of it on|! slighty sprained anides and theve ULE A haedd . a 7 A men are expected to play important the opportunity of demonstrat- 5 track at prices that are reason-lpurt inthe games, before the menwon | ing this specialty—to our mutual 1S the In That Wont Wipe Out able, Order a load—save hand-|endx, Never before haye the proxpecrs nrofit, of course. f ing thru bins—it’s cheaper, We|for 1 champlonship team appenred|| Polit, of e ‘ j have on track several cars of better than they do or the 1919 eleven. 1 he Round Oak : Helpless Hopeless- Sinned ASainst- ted. Lupe, Ht. Catpente| Phone 75—City Fuel|] Policy—and Ours ene and shallit be forgiven? Lumber Co. Phone 115, Co., for Medora Coal. I demand and secure the very oe 4 is EEE best pig iron and boiler iron , 3 money can buy. A President, Round Oak Factory. [ want no come-backs from faul- ty workmanship.. I demand skilled labor and get it. f Factory Superintendent. We demand a stove, genuinely ‘ 4 good and superior, that will last NEVER WAS A TIME WHEN Pd TE ha dace ‘ genuine THERE WERE SO MANY We would invite your inspection REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD 1 of this—the original, BUY A LANPHER HAT. ai Burns all fuels. Sold only by— Lomas Hardware Co. (Incorporated), BISMARCK; N. D,-.