The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1920, Page 8

EIGHT BULL'S London Fe! newspapers have been stirred to ind. 4 nation by receipts from the States of a report gankations were going to use £10,001 prohibition i 000 for throughout the world, Great Britain, A eed DRIVEON JOHN IS UNPOPULAR Story of 10,000, to Make Britain Dry is Resented | ; i | pesennnenl: at wh poor ion of interference with “the hinan to drink what lh \ as outs (! [et the 1 | lhe i | 1 this country that theme should have by Pussyfoot ened open the -fecling that +} mischievous in the pr world. TIPPLE tion to dry up the A ie would have as muc ie Pr proble 1 itself. It is not {able that ¢ t Britai follow’ the example, jas a result of Ameri likely effect of 000-Pound Fund | millions to xe rrantable intru yuoof our domestic Wwe ure in ny mood | mor ito be trifled wit Referring to riders that recently shy tttended: a “prohibition camy Bele Iueted iy Walls yan veoreally thin he perm E binet to meddeseme mani: for the ne r landing on thes iverpool Post, commenti “It argues a = \ some ho temperament.” Ve should be You ind frie patri-; would in from and to} The oben at rate creatures Unite) that prohibition « prope F but chiefly in! fn fow imye expressed | the proposed fund says: idea fhat they migh jto discredit the prohibi even to retard temperance progress on ly ty appeal to the do not like it, and w eccupy them at home, BEMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25, 1920 the ¢ the British people and of the conditions || i such a madcap: wen evolved. Sucit tactics on the scale now. dour to inte might prove ‘esent state of the “America has chosen prohibition for bsolutely inconceiv- in may sume day But it will not be] ean methods, the which might be idea, and much obliged if nds in) Ame doing us: god n editorial, that we are, we e have a sort of t find enough tu The fox which pe 's Actual Size)“ Whats the use, Folks- { j \ i ] : Whats: the Use! HY take hinieat-to-Totn Tebacco that nature grew for us all—and. then “spill the'beans” by messing it up with lolly pops? Velvet isn’t fooled with that way. i Velvet has just naturally relied on Nature’ sincé it ‘was knee-high to a grasshopper. Fin st off it was, bred.iA cld Kentucky, won- . derland:-of Tobacco... Next. come, it was ¢ured in the open air, right out cia the good ole sunshine. Yes sir. ‘HEN it was gentled along by its lonesome’ * for two: years, while it just kind of thought’ things over and decided to have no bad qualities. After these: two years in wooden hogshcads it was packed’,in the jolly red. tin you see everywhere, if you’re ‘not color ‘blind—and we hope you’ré not.’ As Velvet Joe says: “The way Nature ‘does things is best for man and his tobacco. You can’t fool Nature —an’ she won’t fool you.’ IFTEEN cents seems a pickayune price, doesn’t it, after all that? Can you think, right off, cf anything more or better for a dime and a nickel? And fer cigarette smokers—there are 45 meilow ciga- rettefuls in every Velvet tir Velvet sure will be right glad to mest you this very day. Ay ta oracce € -the friendly tobacco —_— ails gen ally quite will. | (in the decaudation of the) = All the same do not think HILLSBORO IS FIRST TOWN OVER TOP IN ORGANIZING GUARD ,Traill County Town Reports 101 Men Enrolled in Com- pany L TG ! WHAT UNIT BRINGS TOWN Major Sorenson Figures Uncle Sam's Payroll at $10,666 ‘Per Each Hillsboro is the first town in North Dakota over the top with the re- organization ef the North Da- kota national guar Lajor Muro Sorenson -advi Hillsboro — ye day reported that 101 men, one in cess of the required) maximum heen enrolled for Co, 1. w Hillsboros unit in the | old od into ‘the 164th U . vice overseas, Major Sorenson is rehabilitation of the fail guard, regiment. an institution which antedates the Spanish-American war, soon will be accomplished. _ A oltic and men of the United States a erve May upon applica- tion’ to of War Newton 1D. Baker secure their ¢ that branch of: the ey to permit them to enlist in the National guard, advises Major Sorenson. ‘Thr enlistments duri the war i with them a fow ur term: the army rese while commissign- icers eligible for vice in the reserve are obligated f n indefinite peiiod. Release from these obligations can be obtained by: both oll hd men upon enlistment in the national | guard, Major Sorenson, for the benefit of businesxmen by: of the guard who are of a prac turn of mind, has. ‘we from | done some calculating which shows i} j that the value of national guard unit | to a te nin the matter of dollars | is $10.666 per annum, which s the minimum payroll which Sam turns over fan ni! percent Of the rate of pay for ne grade in the regular ser- Thus -North Dykota 2 latter companies and the head sup- ply and machine gun c s would represent more than § CASS COUNTY LED IN STAMP SALES Disposed of } Twice as Many Stickers asy Any Other Shire Cass county sold more than twice as many Red Gross Christmas seals as any other county: iv rh Dakota, according to the report of Dr. Ida M. 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