The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1920, Page 6

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEB. 24, 1920 NONPARTISANS URGED NOT TO POSTER Si TARTS ss Spieeickts ren Out Strong a on Approach of Primary Bouts ‘ie Nenpartisan league o} a ful pooling i to register their i and thus avoid the mary vote, soon are Care member: loss of their pri- s on notice prominently will be upon he will party now, Poll sask the farmer to wha \ he belongs. The le ymer may straighten up and proudly say: ‘Pam a Nonpartisan.’ “When he does th signed his name to the by helped enemies of the ise the Nonparti- It has not have any does it to nor ’t standing as a politica) party. The league then proceeds to explain that in re i mypart the leaguer commits two s—tirst he “makes it appe and second he “vote at the primary election, hecause when he ys to the polls he will find only: republican. or democratic haltots. “If you voted for for governor and the publ in Yovemhe ure republican,” Bays. the catechiem. “Tou nim (the asst If you voted for Joe Doyle ud the rest of the democr ie ticket in 1918, you are a democrat —tell him s CAN CHANGE MIND “You have the right to change your mind,” continues the league notice, “Perhaps you registered that time a 8 domocrat. | Y« ! republican Unis yeu vote the republican ‘ticket at the pri- mary clection in’ Jane” 1 party 1, Fr the re ne Ts of WHEREIN HELENA, MONTANA CAPITAL, GOT NAME SOLVED xo, and dieing into the and among the few surviving members of the com munity at that time has brought: to light the forgotten that Helena, : Minn,, gave the capital of Montana its i nam % Mr. Jehn ©. Somerville was a ypromi- nent citizen of the infant camp, whieh consisted only of a few huts. occupled miners and prospectors, Some ony sted St, Helena and others asked Telena, for Tr but Mr. smer ville. who was) chairman of | the mecting, 1 tiled upon the agsem- Dlage fo choose Helena and to honor Helena, Scott county, Minnesota, his old home in so doing, were hardly more than that in-Helena, when the latt pamed, Mont, now C4, Ss controlled Helena and part of Montana at that time, as ‘ge expedition of them under Capt L. Fish had just come in. Many of these men remained and raised pio- necr families, whose third generation is prominenr in the state at pre: 2 i Se Saas SETTLEMENT DAY. ‘Be TO BE OBSERVED Keh. Fairmont. Minn. 1 or “Settlement Day,” a: bal 19 farm land dealers, will mark the tran: ty cf pri tain er of propably 200 Martin coun- farms to new owners, a result the land boom of last fall, w! es soared to record level neighborhoods, aid, of residents this fall. re at work in the \of- fice of Dee H. G, Sy- dow making out abstracts in prepara- ‘tion for the transfers, Fanks have heen swamped with applications for} loans to make final payments on the ~———CUTICURA HEALED ATCHING BURNING oy PimplesOnFace. AlsoBlackhead Large and Red. Lost Sleep, “By eating rich foods, my face was getting redder until it was full =. of pimples and blackheads. Yai aN These kept growing larger ee \) and were red and hard. RR fi My face began burning and Icould not sleep on ac- count of the itching. This trouble lasted about three months. “I saw an advertisement for Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment, and I bought them, and I used two cakes | of Cuticura Soap’and one box of - ' Ointment when I was heaicd.”” 5 (Signed) Andrew Benny, 2215 W 3 SthSt., Cleveland,Obio, Mar.29,1919.° tif Consisting of Soap, Ointment and A i Rit Ber Cuticura Toilet Trio Oe | or Talcum, promotes and maintains skin purity, skin comfort and ekir. health often when all else fails. The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Oint- ment to soothe and heal, the Talcura : to powder and perfume. Then why not nake these gentle, fragram super- creamy emollients your every-day soilet preparations? 19 everywvere ot 8 can ‘Adirees ~ FORGET PARTY affiliations } red Miss Alice R. Flushing, Lb. 1., lated during the heavy snowstorm in' New York. She, however, had.learn-, ng in Christiana, Norway, and} s didn't halt ner daily out-; routine. Upper, left pécture, | taking her little sister toj Upper, right picture, shows | ane | 1 This | els have| Rozanska’s home at! practically big ar door shows he: school. cone shovel at work at 1 | York Cit is the first time steam sh« heen used to remove snow from cit streets. Lower picture snows thr ambitious. Harlem yourgsters, who } aw the side of the record | nowfall. snow jjouse on Mad-; the de- the! 19 st gave all Esquiman lite without isou-ay lights of disadvantages. and farms, which wore bought according | jto the usual custom of $1,000 down, The same condition 1, id to be true in pr southern Min-| nesota counti which had such a land in the fall-of 1919; that farms frequently changed hands ; four or five times in a week, cach {ime at an advance of probably $25 | an acre. al demand for CLOSED SEASON ON MICHIGAN VENISON, Marquette, Mich. Feb. reports from a Feb, 24. dist _ Despite | ets of the fow ! Upper Peninsula that deer are not x0} scarce as reported fast November, it will approve | son of. from se 1st Repor declared one ity urdon: n would be wiped out in a few 3 f Munting is permitted) on the; seale of 1919. An effort was made to have the state me sore ment approve cempromi: S| rea ele ad ome counties next year but | to permit shoot deer inj ‘other dis John Bi er ina letter quette coufty jdeelared he did Fewottl bring s hunters iets. to J, state game commission: | to members of the Mar- board df supervisors, | Ma believe the Actory. results. Man | \Heavy Snows Start Logs Out of. Woods: Wash, The recent | fall of Bow in eastern: Wa d northern Idaho started thousand tim! ing the 1919 of “the wae from logging conte The aye which has heen dela tions toa certain extent, removed bh: of snow 0 eut_of timber out + to ecording reports was the recent storm, A foot s reported at Tdahe points and 1000 men started moving the logs, In Steve: s counts, estimated that employed logging he snowfall, nesth of Spokane, is it 1000 teams | immediately | A-moderately were to collecting | has. sup sections of ve heavy timbers, | for work on very ! steep slopes, us in the ne fram the forest yailroad, river” or other point. Power-drive machine planted) animals the country in moy | for swamp logging or j rough ground and yer © Ou railr ern states, tell a on throughout the greater part of the yea, ceasing only when the snow be- comes too deep for operation and in! of nN most h- ried the’ sowth felled the conditions Most continue e logging of the coniferous for and norihwest timber year areund as weather seldom interfere with logging. hardwood fel to th: hemlock fl restricted period between May A ae which time only the 1 he removed, preduet, used for tanning nurnose:, the hemlock logger v does. not cut the timber without saving the The season of the year ia timber is cut does not. know Prof, R. C. Bi al trength al- durability. timber air than sum- influence its affect is ardwood satisfactorily mer-felled timber heeause the water content “evaperates slowly and the woody structure adapts itself to the gradual shrinkage with a minimum amount of checking. unive though may Winter-felled dries more is considered quite -certilins that the | bi ate game «alepartment ition to provide fer a closed at Messages sent from as the English station on the Tsland of AS: but not by day. eension are heard at Menden by ma 4 Phone 752 | Phone 35 3 7 pines E000 to them when they were COYOTE FARMS TO HAIR SCON os TOO CAMERA MAN SEES SOME ODD SIGHTS IN NEW YORK Hal tant preaume to aictare to sou! RIVAL RAISING OF SHORT TO PUT UP = how you should vete, but: TP would], llike to sive you the benoit, of thet ~ SHEEP IN DAKOTA ca i dearly bought experience of us here | A little “Danderine” stops your in North Dakota. 4 Pierre, —Ranehers in % i bl i he stafe. board. of equalization | the northwest se the state are hair coming out and doubles raised the valuation of Legan county | seriously considering the — establish- its beauty 2 from $4.30 per vere in 1918 to HIS, 0} ment of coyote farms in conjunction per acre in 1919, with their sheep ranches, according + Another state institution the state] to informatio, reaching the mill — they claim they are making] eapitol, The present price of fur 4 money. We hope they are, It cost] the insentive, and the old-timers say the tex payers 10.0 to have it ap | that this form of ranching would’ not praised before we bought it. Do you} be particularly difficult, Pp !eall that business » economy’ of The coyote 1h for the most part} | course if they dont make it pay th? jack-rabbits, varying his diet with | tax payers can stand/the loss. rie chickens,~ due! and other | gone of our writers claims the state] small animals, but the jack-rabbit, an ! only 112 per cent higher than] all season native of this seetion is in 11s. “Bven that is teo high when | his chief food. the Tead of the League’ got us to season, ranchers say there joinS them with the’ understanding} is épen war on jack-rabbits, one of Vhat’ they were goi to lower our] the leading sports being rabbit drives. tax. He also “belie theincrease in} There are plenty of coyotes, also, as Minesota’ state 2 per cent | sheepmen have come to know through | “7G . , Foyer 191 When “socialism gets in| the raids the prairie wolves make P ee ‘force the farmers can figure at the {on their -floc The only drawhac fee stop falling hair avonce sid [very least 113" per cent’ more, "That | to the establishment. of coyote ranches |e senor tettie of delightful “Dan: on top of per cent “I believe” {is said to be the high cost of woven Ht, eA any argo tollet eounter will make a pretty high tax __ | Wire whieh would be necessary to nse eee te nour a little in your I don't “helieve” my ans Ue is | in enclosing the “pasture x pears and’ Pay it into the sealp. After 113 per cent higher than 8. I know —--— i Apis Wer aha cate =~ several applications the hair usually ‘ a ea “hom ae ahi we IDAHO FIRST STATE TO [3008 coming out and you can’t find 4 cde a) a 5 ‘] Fr hnair t grow | Personally have never mef. th pace lp le ane g beautiful and abun- seutleman who contradicted my for: . ; H : and twice as beautiful and abun Boise, Jdaho—Idaho lays claim to ‘dant. 22 mer statements, so L don't know ar ke 2 ss Tins abene nites the distinction of heing-the first state ———— eit a TAUGHTAN, in the union to establish a bureau of |= —~——_— ae cies “* /athletics. This bureau is to super- ites, “Now fT would like to get a vise boxjng and wrestling contests | job out there ranch, How big RANCHER TOOK hut. is to lend as: nee to other jis the biggest ranch out there? How < branches of sport. The principal pur-| many cattle have the largest anes ANOTHER LOOK; | pose of the bureau is “to “liminate | got? What will they yay this spring? gambling” from all branches of ath) | Do they guns out ther AND SAVED $1,800 | ieties,-* 1 a6@ the better 1 ike it!” ) et i id he thought Whitewood, D., Feb, 24-—Hans; RIGHT “48’s” MODER | 's shoukt he rstensen, a rancher leaving here ordinary cow-punch- decided recently to take another look | MONTANA COWPUNCHER’S | at his old hay stack and as a conse- ha = 4 t quence he has added $1,200: to his EQUIPMENT, SAYS SAM | | bank account. 4 i ms Accomling to Ca m, he} Helena, Mont. Feb, . | Fo ee realtey thought for some time that the stack | Smith, who Ps his address Box i ‘Murine for Red- 3 worthléss so far as seed was! 45, Rose Creek, Minn, has written! oreness, Granula- concerned. Finally-he decided: to dis-| Governor Sam-V. Stewart of Montana | pose of the stack but a threshing} to ask what the prospects are for | outfit came along and he was induc-| employment in the prmching line in | "2 Drops led to have the seed threshed “as.a! this state, j will win your con demonstration.” “1 pnched cattle in Wyoming,” Leo! Opie oy The yield’ was 3,209 pounds of al- eee falfa seed which brought him shouts 39 cents per p pound. — MANY CROSS STRAITS or MACKINAC ON FOOT i Mackinaw City, y Mich, Feb, nuniher of travelers, who previously } never znred in sensational adven- oe ‘a SHOE | tures, can now claim to the distine- 5 i epee i WV tion of having crossed the Straits of Richmond s#hitney FITTERS * Mackinaw on foot. 2 - ey eer The straits connect “Lake Michigan iq ‘= and dake ‘Hyron ana the MAIN STREET an peninsula. Despite the int ie cold in the winter, here, powerful ice fae a breakers keep the channe) open, no car BUSINESS SERVICE rC O. ' ferries can carry the trains between recand St Henace on the northern | 16 Haggart Bleck . Phone 662. land, MULTIGRAPHING — ADDRESSING —, MAILING al Gan aay ‘iothibe Have your form letters typewritten on the Multigraph. | to do, but emulate || Prompt and expert service Expert Accounting. LOGAN COUNTY I FARMER WRITES | is fa duro ae “BACK HOME OF LEAGUE BENEFITS eulente ve watteers, [IDAHO IS FACING SEED WEBB BROTHERS i ft ap writes his county. officers. “ : eee Sngartian lenge tot ne wer in their| SHORTAGE, SAY EXPERTS| Undertakers Embalmers Funeral Directors Aper hack home ws follows If that doesu't’ suil “you. | = E Licensed Embalmer in Charge i {organize some kind of a farmers’ un | Boise, Jdaho, : -Idaho faces 2 4 ; Napoleon N.D.. Feb, 5.1920, | ien, but for heaven's sake dowt let | y seed, shortage, according to officials DAY PHONE 50 NIGHT PHONES 65—887 Wlitor, Swift County Monito i Townley for then yeu will | of the state department of agricul | see Ifa farmer has his crop insured | Weve vewson To kick abent your GXes | ture and agents of the extension di- : 2 inst Wall 2 wots hile 1 isn’t | Hd sec’ vision of the Univ ey of iidalige mae el Ae el Na aii die we Wes ue ten teeetned on formanes BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY quick adjustment of his loss then; ir league papers | throughout the state, ributors of lonehoe: Isave the taxy Y 1 have “Although there is ‘bound to es S T U D E B A K ER AS int inf Heer on the school borrd the last num. | great need for seed within the next oR there, has been much connie MT Nor of ver Every year the treas ; 60 or 90 days, inquiries at the bureau —— and — our state abont our state hail, lusnr- to’ publish a financial statement. ; of markets have not been as numer CADILLAC ance department being unable to: pay last year we Imig fo publish-it in | oug as they should he and there has AUTOMOBILES ; the losses’ promptly. “They issued Witt | the Kept” press” and it cost the dis-| not been much seed listed for sale,” 2 ints to each demand after the los | trict more money than when published | says the warning, ‘“Tuere will be a iit “Thity ania Hit x aus ey ares sae in the Independént heme paper « shortage in almost every kind of' sced ? hey will have to wait indefinite-P some of our friends will say the for planting this spring.” Ivor until the taxes ave paid before} pegene had uothing to do with the} High prices for farm products are PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS they can get theiy money Valley City bank deal, It-was the: held responsible. Farmers did not : , , Tam glad the state bank is making! ipnocent farmers who’ had nothing to/ save the usual portion of their crops Licensed Embalmers in Charge = mone: i i Pe Sen Ha ne do with it. ‘The League leaders: re-! for seed, it ig believed, ¥ we won't have to. pay ‘any © J. am It is x wonder the Longue leaders Day Phone 100 Night Phone 100 or 687 (seeing they are such friends of the Se eh ee urmers) would net take up some of those hal Toss warrants nd help the BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY farmers who lost their crops. 220 MAIN STREET High stax is a yery small matter compared with some of the dirty deals. es \ some of the leaders’ of the League Upholstered Furniture Made to Order polled. off in our state, such in- a . j troducing socialistic books in i te lil verner F 8) ing to have pardoned Kate Richards FRENCH & WELCH 1. the woman who likened the . S in our state to the hrood ani Builders’ Hardware Implements Harness - mals in our barnyard: voting in vorvof the red fia. AIP those. things De Laval Separators go to show that the state affairs are run by a gang of reds, "They admit the defeat of house Dill | ae Bring or Mail in Your Films Noe, 60 was a bad blew to them when the judges put in office by the T CF for Expert Developing ‘ turned them down and said ba wnconstitutional. (Said judges hada N. confelRien) : iw FINNEY’S DRUG STORE Some of the farmers in Minnesots > BISM ISMARCK -! ha ~Bismarck, N. D. Kicking abont their ta = and some, of our, friend: z é = 5 F ie North Dakota: wilt say ‘onli taxes are If the engine is properly oiled|This ne called: Dr. Pierce's ; PRINTING —— FINISHING re as Wel ae pene Lead and cared for it. will last-a great |Golden Medical Discovery. - For DEVELOPING AND Jand as on $100.00 land, would you? many years, and in the same way | over half of a centuty- this tonic (e] a ENLARGING pe wn ares ga tention to chose if the human mechanism is prop-jand alterative has been more MAIL US YOUR FILM ae ism fo you. You haye the r erly looked after it will last the | largely sold than any other blood Orders Filled Promptly by Experts party and the democartie part allotted three score and ten years. | medicii i A ? have stood the test of years. The human system must Ht eine OF erve $OnIc, HOSKINS If you have a state offices: who is > human sy us a|. For those who are weakened Bismarek 1 {riot doing his duly, kick him out.:‘The|- laboratory for the donstant manu-|by the after effects of grip or * | facture of rich, red blood, and the/a bad cold or cough during the CORWIN MOTOR COMPANY Z She F t. « | .-blood depends upon the stomach. | winter, nothing will increase the x BATTERY PARTS BUICK an a0 AKLAND was-ral. Z's | After many years of study injnumber of red blood corpuscles | ~ “Exide” Valve-inchead’ Motors paras on this nicture the active practice of medicine,|and eradicate poison from the Babee sett —-— Gil ot Karin dnd font Dr. Pierce found. that when the] blood so quickly as Dr. Pierce’s ion BISMARCK, N. D. easy ditections of Korein ea pas fee a eouet orein By stomach was out of order, the Golden Medical Discovery. th | ——=——SSSSS———— i ai arate blood impure and ‘there were|is sold by almost every druggist E. T. BURKE Bismarck Construction Gly siete apd 3 uae Theos iy x Tbreaked in the land in tablets or liquid. = 0! Scitvircatment. Many te ‘symptoins of gencral break-down, % fey hee flare al 2 tonie made of the alterative Send, 10¢ for trial package of the LAWYER _ Company _ ; tered ind eetaly Ra etme |S P eorthing “heths and (eee, ite for. free medical GENERAL CONTRACTORS ; ae og goblavanantee: ty | extracts’ of certain herbs and'advice to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Tribune Block Bismarck, N. D. Western Sales Bid; Korela'Co., ND @ ation By New roots was the best covrective. | Hotel, in Buffalo, N. Y. ; n sales Sidg. Bismarck