The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1920, Page 2

AUULOEUUQEAEUAGAULUUAOROUAAGGSEGGEEGEGGROEOOAETAORDAUAOEUUEEEEUESOEO OO HORE MU BISMARCK 77 TRIBUNE BY_H. N. RICKEY, N. €.-A. Staff ‘Correspondent. Wishington, April 14.—Yes, there still_is a Democratic party, and there sare a number of statesmen and near ‘statesmen who are simply crazy to be its qandidate for president this year. a ; This statement seems necessary in public interest which the Republican a \ = = - = Developed along lines of strict originality and exclusiveness. ‘a cae MANHATTAN ‘SHIRTS ~ have always appealed to the critical tastes of the, well dressed man. Therefore it ‘behooves you, in times like these to buy shirts of known quality and recognized service ( Z Bergeson & Son rt \ Ln ‘y atl ~ ‘| wanted her to go I*had ‘to say ‘who,’ | and to make -her stop 1 had to whip DES ‘MIGINES-At is possible that | her with a whip.” Horace was charged the -police’ department here ‘ will | ‘With. beating. the horse, an elderly choose ‘its owh chief. That is the| animal. He's free now. : plan of Marshal Miller who may: be ni Appointed head of the public safety} GRANITE COLUMN department.- ‘Then they'll have no| TOPPLES INTO STREET kick,” says Miller. DES MOINES—A huge column of y + | granite -supporting a bank building here toppled into the street three days after a high wind, which is .e- lieved to have weakened ‘its moorings. It narrowly missed a street car load- ed: with passengers. COPS MAY CHOOSE OWN CHIEF HE! Foiny Sak ean THIS HORSE USED - REVERSE ‘ENGLISH TOLEDO— “She am the darndest hoss, yuh -honah!” Horace, 15 and colored, told-the judge. “When Ij 1 UU uanevangnncnvaciaeneonsonnny PLANTING TIME IS HERE - Now is the time to select your plants, shrubs and trees so that your grounds will’be in beautiful array by sum- . mer time. \ Consult our nurseryman. He’s an expert on trees, shrubs, etc., and will be. glad to give you honest adviee concerning your planting.»~ > RE elesd se OULEDOORODODOUODONODONNGONS - PIONEER ‘ Seedhouse, Greenhouse and Nursery ~ OSCAR H. WILL & CO. 324 4th Phone 163 = Tn a candidates seem .to have secured, One reason for this “‘cornet’’)is that the. republican pra;convention. cam- paign hag .never. been.,equaled~ for, ditterness. It is a real fight jof the kngock-down-and-drag-out variety; and a\fight/ whether: political, .militany or pugilistic, always, makes a ‘Popular appeal. hg Another reason is that the repub- lican managers, undef. the leadership of that very canny Indiana wolipivian Will ‘Hayes, began many. -morths ago to sell,.the jdéa to ihe public that thig \is va republican year and that whoever. is nominated at, the Chieagc convention is.as good .as‘¢lected, ‘They've Sold it, Too -: There is.no getting away from th: fact that :they have been. pretty suc geastul in their selling campaign. al ‘hough Hayes -and. -his. associates probably don’t believe in.'the ; idea themselves as strongly as they have succeeded in /making the public be- lieve in vit. But, to get back to the democrats The ‘three leading candidates for the nomination. at this writing are: Mc- Adoo, ‘Cox and Palmer, in “the order named. > 1 YES, THERE’SDEMOGRATIC PARTY, THOUGH HOT'G.0,P FIGHT TRMPORARILY OBSCURES 19 view .of the “corner on publicity and! adle mention for him in the ‘rural newspapers, be aha Without. saying so in so many words, the Palmer managers are try- ing to*treate :the impression that .the, attorney. general’s nomination would be pleasing the president. president hasn't de- nied this, ‘but ‘until he admits it, it would probably be just as Well to take it with wu grain of salt... A lot of water will go over the cratic convention, candidacy may “ook. a lot more. im portant the latter. part of June -than it does now. , It certainly doegp’t look as important now-as the candidacy of:|*. either, McAdoo. or Gov. Cox of Ohio. McAdoo's Position 4 McAdoo is not a candidate in the sense that he has announced himself, or is trying to.elect. delegates pledged to him, y But if a man Who has filled as im- portant a role inthe Democratic party and’in the Wilson administration, | as has McAdoo,..who:.would..like tc be .the..nominee because he believes he could , be elected, and. whose frinds in every aeftion: of the country are working: like)Trojans to that end, may be said' to/be a candidate, then Mcadco is a candidate. - ‘Not forgetting that water which has yet to-go over the dam, if the Demo- cratic convention were to be held to- morrow, it looks to me as though it would. be the. field against McAdoo with Gov. Cox of Ohio, leading the field, Need Ohio’s Vote 'Cox's strength as~a candidate for: a“ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920 “ There are several others who are|+he nomination’ Hes in the fact that more than willing to succeed Pres¥} the démocrats-can hardly hope to car-, dent Wilson as -leader ofthe parts ty the.coyntry unlesq they’ win in and occupant of the White House, but up to now none of them has develop- ed any particular strength outside of his own state. In Ahis class are Sen. ator Owen of Oklahoma, Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska and Governor Edward of New Jersey. And, of course, there~is also our old’ friend, Wm. Jennings Bryan. it is always safe to mention him as.a candidate. | Palmer, attorney general, who has made sucha successful fight to reduce the cost of. living (please don’t laugh) is: the most aggressive candidates ;but if he is making .much pyogress' toward the goal, it isn’t visible to the’ naked eye. He has’ big and.seem ingly quite expensive organization, which ‘is getting more or_tess. favor- MANHOOD cm ITS REAL @MEANING | AND HOW TO ATTAIN {Ty Sy Ohio. That ‘Cox has been elected gov- llades that give ae ery a Men. form a life-long friendship for these oil-tempered, sthooth- shaving, ‘hollow-ground blades. They know-they can always be depended upon for-aj cool, clean,+comfortable shave without “pulling” or “heating” the skin. They know they mean the luxury of a‘fresh edge at a: moment's notice because these blades . are detachable; that they make for economy because they are double-edged; that they insure safety because they.are guarded. part of which is.a publicity bureau ago ‘| Clark's :nomination:... |). Whether. ar: | who is just as’ full of fight now -as CUMBERLAND CHEMICAL CO] 538! Berry Block;Nashvilletenn ff “yards reflect ‘u borhood.’ : :° PLANET IR. GARDEN | “CULTIVATORS AND , DRILL SEEDERS GARDEN HOSE, POULTRY NETTING, MAIN STREET ie a2 i - 5 Unkempt lawns:-and sloyenly back Set the example; be a good neigh- . But you can’t get the real pleasure and profit from your Thrift‘Garden without the proper tools to work with, We have them ready for you _ French & Welch Hdwe. Co pon’ the whole neigh- a . SPRINKLERS e BISMARCK, N. D. ernor of ‘Ohio ‘three times, is- rather 2 compelling argument in his favor; ‘from the standpoint of practical poli tics, : he In any consideration of Democratic presidential politics, ‘however, the Tule ‘that requires thé nominee to get the votes of two-thirds, instead of « bare majority. of delegates, always adds: an element of great uncertainty.’ It has, happened in the past, and may. very well happen this year, that the aspirant who could get the nomi- that eight million men @e enjoying ia \ « The razor whose balance and old nation by majority vote hasn't enough > time shape make ‘it seem part of your strength to: get, the necessary ‘two- shand—the -razer. that ‘lies on ‘your~ thirds, : ; kk at 'the:one-and-only right That happened to Champ Clark at pion age iond that sinter ee the Baltimore convention eight years z and made possible. Wilson's your face. , The razor, furthermore, ‘e Baltimore-convention and. blocked Lenhart’s' Drug Store French & Welch Lomas Hardward Co. * Sohn Bortell * Sexe MANDAN City Drug Store this ‘stie Bryan, he was then, will hold the whip hand at ‘San Francisco’ and make as. ef- fective use of his power, it is too early even.to warrant a guess. If, he does, ‘this may be, set down ascertains, ©)‘ \ He will fot permit any man to be Farmers\ Mercantile C Fredricks Hardware ‘Store Mandan Drug: Co. Pioneer Hardware Co, thing. for traveli McKenzie «McKenzie Mercantile Co, nominated’ whos@ record as ‘to _prohi- ARENA : f WING bition, is not_as dry.as Sahara. Arena Hardware Co, { Wing Mercantile .Co. ‘Bryan is probably much. more favor- Scott. & Williamson Wing Hardware. Co. able to McAdoo'than to Cox for this reason, - H BOYS’ GIRLS’ CLUBS FORMED IN COUNTY " BY GEORGE W. GUSTAFSON, Burleigh «County Agricultural Agent. Many, béys .and «girls have already joined the ‘boys’ and.girls’, clubs..Oth- ers. who are planning. this .sort’ of work, should enter :now—ages WW to for a free window display. Try’one of these wonderful blades today anil'learn the comfort Jos. H. Barrete, Druggist Seth W. Morton ee | REGAN Co. Axeb H. Lundberg General Store 3 . STERLING Sidney T. Park, General Store \ \ WILTON. Washburn Lignite Coal Co. Store * If you are a Durham-Duplex dealer and ‘Wish’ to have your name added to, the above list in subsequent advertisements, send and address to this newspaper and write the Dyurham-Durlex our name DURHAM-DUPLEX ae RAZOR CO. est;, best- tempered blades on earth. Seb isk ; The standard\set consisting of the 2 : razor, safety guard, and3 two-edged | bla@és, is now packed in a trim; dur- able case of Americanivory. Just the nomination., ; 7 « \. that has:the longest, strongest, keen- Doll: (ec plete. ., . ‘ j But for that two-thirds rule, Champ |. -Additional blades. 80 cents for \chage of 5 Clark, and: not. ‘Wilson, would have . g wy \ been the democratic. nothinee, and J RY ] 7 YE i Y ," the history. of. the world during the THESE LEADING DEALERS LE THEM , ee a yj Past eight, years ‘would have been BISMARCK BALDWIN. 3 : another -story. / Cowan’s Drug- Store Baldwin Heardware.Co. ‘ ‘Bryan's ‘Minority Breslow’s; Drug. Store = Rupp Brothers : Venere controlled: the minority ‘in Finney’s Drug’ Store i ‘DRISCOEL zor Co, Jersey City, New Jersey , a 18 .years, ae FACTORIES: { : \ PROJECTS Jerrey City, U. S. A.. Sheffield, England PORK \PRORYCTION.. PROJECT:— Paris,,France Toronto, Canada Each boy or :girl takes care:of-two . Ah ees 4 . by pigs, not over. 3 months .old when Sales Representatives in all Countries club work, opens—Mby,.20. IE, ACRE_CORN BROJECT: Opens June:t. One:acre-of.corn, planted, cultivated .and cared. ‘for by -club member. nee aa POULTRY RAISING PROJECT: May vl. . Hatches -.and-, raises chickens JEWISH “PAPER: ee . from 30 eggs. OPPOSES HARDING - ce - Woman, Volunteers have offered most | CARNES PROJECT: Opens June 1,| \-TOLEDO—The “Israelite,” a Jewish : ‘or 18. of the needed’ ski ‘of: ‘o | Organ here, has opposed ‘Senator War-| OUTSIDE 0’ THAT 4 iris only of age from. 10 to) 2"G. Harding, republican. sandidave | HE'S PROMIBITIONIST! for president, ‘because he. voted) HOUSTCIN —“P. Roberts, a me- against the appointment of ‘Louis D.| chanic, is chayged with making, pos- Brandeis :to the.supreme bench. 1 SWING PROJECT: Whenever clubs are organized, fqr gifls only. : "PRIZES ‘ COUNTY PRIZE—Winner in\ county in any of..the above projects. will be given: a free. trip “to Fargo sHOUSTON--A call hag been issued boys’ and girls’ institute-in Decem-| here for 250 square inches of human ber. .The, Missouri.'Slope fair of-| skin for Russell ‘Cramer, automobile fers attractive prizes-for best club| driyer,.who was burned.in.a fire fol work... Local. prizes totbe -arranged | lowing a collision: which killed one | 3 CASTORIA Assistance received on calling or ‘writing county agents: for organization f For Infants and Children \ in Use For Over 30 Years ' or mgney with which, to buy pigs. the, Signature of oe - as -keeping with intent to sell and WANT: HUMAN SKIN keeping with intent to drink, liquor! TO PATCH) MAN. <* ‘ —— NO PEANUTS SINCE, BOOZE WENT ‘i Send today for“ enrollment, cards if you, wish to enter Burleigh County ‘Boys’, and Girls’ clubs... Wonk for. the «argo, trip, ! "HOUSTON-—For , sale, a peanut ii thresher. .The city wants to sell: the SST thresher which. .once used to thresh the, harvest of the,city farm.|} Since prohibition there are not enough 4 a ‘ ‘prisoners on the farm.to raise peanuts Guaranteed a ll - Wool Suits enough. to make the thresher pay, , ,’ at $44.25 Free extra>pair pants goes with! every suit for the month of tery in DISFIGURE LONDON STATUE OF LINCOLN LONDON—Some one scrawled ‘the Barnard statue .of Abraham. Lincoln herewith red lead inscriptions—‘Who. won the war? The Yanks say the Yanks: and. the tanks did’ it! But Tommy . says,.,‘Before you~ came lip Sammy!” | JUST WORK — The more we work the more there is; April. 408 BROADWAY : Gi the more there .is the.more, to divide. i Only. as all of us do our.part will we | contribute to this .regult. Frank Krall EDWIN T. MEREDITH, f : . Secretary. of Agriculture. 5 pecan dee The Tailor Opals grown on.:trees is one of the | as latest discoveries of science, - S Pa ‘4 aa SPRING CLEAN-UP! | | Ashe, ‘rubbish “and |gatbage removed’ on ' . : short'notice:” Wachter ~~ * * sessing, selling and drinking as well| Transfer Co. 4-12-6t' *-’ HEN spring comes you ' Will wantito use your car again--but is your bat- good shape? Will it operate? = Have it inspected and re- ~~“ pairednow. 9 Willard Service Station » phone 62.