The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1920, Page 6

17,000,000 OF PAIR SEX VOTE FOR PRESIDENT In Spite of Dee on Universal i Suffrage, Many. Women g ‘Have Ballot Notwithstanding the faet that 32 state ‘Jegislatures have ratified the woman's su amendment, and that only four. more are: needed ‘to constitute the required two-thirds ma- that the remaining dd the amend it the women of 'y nrticipate in the presidential clect should it happen that womar sufi not become a part of the stitution within that period it fact not generally reulized that e' i sence of this millions of 7 ome estimate as many ‘a 17,000,000-—-will be eligible ‘to ex cht of suffrage in the matter resident, next November. ‘Already 15 es of the union have granted full suffrage ,to a, total electoral vote of has heen given women other states, representing’ 160 votes or a’ total of 297 ‘ont | per cent of the whole. n this electogal vote Wyoming . Colorado. 6 Dem. Nel i 8 Dem. Utah ... ’Dem. Suee. TH Rep. Idaho «. 4Dem. % 7 Dem. +13 Dem. Oregon . Montana . 4 Den. Nevada .. 8 Dem. New York 45 Rep, Michigan’ 15 Rep, Okla, ...10 Dem. So. kK Rep. latest legislatures to act | tutional amendment. is roma, where*the house ss a joint. resolution now under cone | . The Akla- special session, called toc ider the suffrage que tion. \ Another “specinl s . RS the same purpose at in Wes 4 ARS f : tanennsenrey {OOD Virginia, A’ poll of members is. said 2 to have shown that. sentiment is strong for the amendment, * “Gov. Hart’ of Washington ‘state “has announced that he will call a special s mot thé Washington Llégislature if ratification of’ the: amendmen that state is’ necessary to enfrate the women before the” jresiilentiat election, E cae - pl _ Don’t worry about the high price of jams, i. Besides the ones already mentioned, = 3 ‘3 4 fi es ee 1e there ‘are seven which -haye’ not yet 4 Se eee | oe jellies and preserves. Serve Karo, the Great ' ‘Tennessee, Connectient, Vermont. and Delaware. In several of those, the Se es: American Sweet. Buy it by the dozen cans. oposed to” calling’ a special session, ‘i a4 and a said ito he" retain eau Manes 4 t Po de ae wand fy, h mit the Inatter‘ to he voters “of he eo q ne SS state, Neither 8 Comiecticut 1ikely : : : A t Re id it! Util Gro seine : : n impor ant message. ead t Goy. Clement's attitude; 's ‘ong op: i ‘ Z Aye we position both’to a specint ‘fon and \ id Pep m alte gions Neste mince Uist : ; Del here no chance ha Be ss . ay tne posnibiiey Ghat Florin wie = : MONG the twenty odd, rpillion z Do as be vite rarars ee doing: Use exeeedingiy remote,” Sata 1 e: “American ‘Homes - there’ is aro wes Sotaksee teow ries a ut candi wn Ens, But. regardless ‘of these facts, it’ ts certain ‘that, wopien in. all-important ; : probably not a single: one GORGE calks and piiddings. aes and more! or less doubtful states of N tio; Indifina and ifor- = i anothers, will vote, for etved ‘in some - : re xt I Four yous a : 2: ae : where Kise e ie fc = Karo Home-made Candy isthe best for rote,” Ualortfo Cone wath. manner~-for breakfast, for dinner children, “It 'is_wholesorfie, easy to’ make, Washington, Califo Atizona, Kan or for supper. : Pee ; heh war sas. Oregon, Nevada Tilinois, —represecttinig votes. ee ; : iti During these days of high prices, ‘Karo has ” Mothers give ‘children. Blue aos Karo” ULL OF PEP ie ; becotné another’ word .for.economy.- ‘Thou- and sliced bréad' because ‘it satisfies Nature's - BE 1 The Salt hake Bees will haye prac- tically the same linet when they B : sands of: thoughtful’ housewives have: learned _ craving” Tor hice ‘and takes" the placé‘o rot: start the season as they had at the close of the season Inst fall, Manager wa “ _ > that Blue Label Karo is ‘not only’a delicious ; Y x (pts mee eft ae Ernie Johnson believes he Tas ,one of the hest aggregation ‘in the const Too). Spread for pancakes, but ‘answers avery pur- NT - IMFORT A! 362, will be back in right garden’ for the Tees. oes “Instead of payin 1g the present high prices There never was such a deawind for: Blas: ‘Label FREE. ae wages: 2 : iia! ahs ae dozen. ‘For — sake’ bay loge bee ee trunk “severalyears' ago." Doctors. said Waits itoday, Oa We BEE A : : ee eis my nly, hope of cure was an operation, dnd’ the cupture as ‘at rune ae fully. illus- : CORN ‘PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY though Tam ‘doing hard work as a ‘car- ‘ trated 64 ; eae A 1% Battery Plact Fit) at (New? = eal ery ce fs 5 ie Balle Me rpentere Hot "itaresiiug J Baodt cts) tnd the ‘worry, and danger of “an opera hill” Rumler, who led the league i hitting last ‘year with, an average ot sei ‘where a sweet is neéded.: ; for jams, jellies: and presttves serve “Biuie Karo ‘as today: Hotsewives everywhere are'buy ing * Cured His RUPTURE Tabef‘Karo on sliced bread, toast, ‘pancakes it by the dozen cians.’ Ask your grocer the price per I was badly ruptured while rare penter,. There was no operation, no lost time, no trouble. I have nothing -to. sell, > es : : Mee teayhina’al ua aa ae ee gates POSS : who are ruptured—you may save a life i [seem = tion. ‘ ne Sl G33 ; F or Sal y y be avail ly s 5 INDIANS 76 SEER SEF RACES- seas that fast-hop I learnt. frum ‘hop- | -« Iv. Egypt: ellow-brown, the; hue of: ~ e RAILWAY WILL OPEN UP eke: z sae + chyedr, ieet ‘construction. wit be ent rm Cleyeland | Indians ; ‘are | Din’ gpittliers at the, town, Warde the dead ‘Jer f is worn as. the emblem 1y, TON HUDSON BAY FISHERIES] © ‘The-roaa was started in: 1913) ang'| loss. WEEE ES getting into'shape at the Crbscent City | hou: S| of miowenig: po wnblew et when war conditions halted con fd BR | * they will have an opportun INTERN ATION. AL Rot - *} ion, steeMhad beén Jaid for i ‘CUP FOR CUB FOES, 4 tog two weeks of racing. Ti Pas, n., Match 4+-Prof.| The total route of 424 miles from The}; “A silver ‘cup will be given the Pacif\ TRUCK ‘[ Prines, Dominion commissioner § of |'eas to Port Nelson, of Hudson bay’ | Coast clab ‘inj the ‘hést® showing te R pi fisheries, hjis-taken sides with the fie been graded.* ‘It™is-claimed that 3 ago Cubs On théir | Sum uy thnke pitchers. wlio is holi- tion which? issurging the federal ga uch of the construetion-work has de- ri training jaunt, ‘The-trdéphy is] in’ Th for moar.cetery’ 18° goin’ to Juke ernment tb. complete the railroad cetiomted and. friends of the proposed | fiein; offered by. Walliany, Wrigley, Jt | like’ meré: Netbs | when ‘t Pneumatic Tire Equipment. “4 through the wilfls of Manitoba and the] route have ‘told « government. officials (eae. First Class Mech fc] Nacthweet cterchtry. to cients ; Se See ation. ie rege [ea Pri ela at the Hu : 3 ; = =i : : : ip 0 R 5 ‘A L E- stdke rs donk: son bay are more’ valuable i . de months, [hunt Mee aera mene | TAEHURLEYS = ||] oa COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS - es from Bight Months fe Write ~ Rupert district. | The Hud8on bay railroad was pro: || Up to the Minute Dance. Music : = ‘Columbia Records. Will sell reasonable. Meh Hen ( aE [Stiment oe ein frome seule] Piano Wain Tenor Banjo [V1 gf @iyf ON EASY. TERMS IF DESIRED HAMMER BROS. Write Box i Provinces to’ Euro} The: pl: i . H. Hurley > j , 203, Bismarck opposed by watfons intarekts hae et et Clit Sexophone, atelier Ie es = cone 5 DRUG STORE . e 3 COOPERSTOWN, N. D ing that the Hudson bay. port would