The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1920, Page 6

BISMARCK ‘DAILY “TIIBUNE’ HOW FAR WEST STACKS UP. - IN PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST San Francisco, April 21, “selection of delegates to national payty con- ventions holds the immediate interest of voterg in the far.western part -of the United’ States, three states hav- ing presidential primary elections for . that purpose, the otherg choogjng delegates at state conventions. The long series of campaigns, poli tfeal gatherings and preliminary elec- tions will culminate in the general election November 2 when in nearly all states offices ranging from ed States senatorships to will be filled, The dir ct issues range in character from contests between friends and opponents of the Nonpar- tisan league, prohibition, and organ ized labor to the high cost of living and taxation Of the presidential primaries, the | first comes in Montana April 23, fol- lowed by the California primary May 4 and the Oregon primary May 21 ARIZONA est for the office of United enator from Arizona will Se a feature of the Beneral election in Arizona on November 2. It will in- volve the seat.of Senator Marcus A. Smith, whose term is expiring. At the same time, the offices of governor and nearly all other state officers will be filled. There are a few exceptions. One member of the supreme court 1s to be chosen together with one mem ber of the corporation commission and two of the tax, commission. Other members of the supreme court and of the two commissions remain in office, their term not being due to expire. ‘Few aspirants for nomination for any office have yet announced themselves. Both democrats and republicans selected delegates to their nationat conventions in february. Both sets of delegates are uninstrugted, although the republican convention at Tuscon adopted resolutions favoring Leonard Wood's candidacy. CALIFORNIA The contest between adherents of United States Senator Hiram W. oni) Johnson. and Herbert, Hoover, |fornier United States food ‘administrator, both Californians, for’ this state’y delegation to the republican national convention holds chief interest in the California presidential primary elec- ton May A. , The two other party tickets to be voted, upon, the democratic and pro- hibitionist, present. no contest, the delegates being unopposed, the prohi- bition delegates being pledged to Hep- ry ‘Clay 'Needham of Los Angeles. The state primary comes August 24 when candidates will be nominated for a United States senatorship, eleven seats in congress and a long list of state and county officers. COLORADO 4 Colorado will holds its state .pri- mary election on September 14 for nomination of a United ‘States senator, four congressmen, ‘all state icers, eighteen state senators and members of the state house of representatives in addition to county and district officers, In addition to the election of na- tional and state officers at the general election ‘November 2, the voters ‘will pass on at least four initiated and referred laws, Those so far filed with the secretary of state are: bond issue of $350,000 for erection of a state psychopathic hospital; an old age pensions measure; a bill to limit the hours of employment of fire fight- ers and a bill for a separate licens- ing board for chiropractors. The republican state convention meets at Pueblo May 6 to select dele- gates to the nationalsconvention. The democratic state committee is to meet in Denver May 17 to'fix a‘date for the state convention. IDAHO At the general election next Novem- ber, Idaho citizens will elect a ticket ranging from United States senator to succeed John F. Nugent, demo- ' | i } Miss Rhoda Nickells and me of the prétty snp girls with John Cort’s daringly delightful musical, comedy success,’ “Flo- Flo” and: her perfect “36” ‘chorus. ‘Will be. — ‘at ure Auditor: ium Thursday night.’ ps Soy ator Aveeht, shaving falied ‘in ian tek a at-|) which: will, choose, Bix / ‘delegates’ and | tempt twot years ago. His: opponents | six alternates. ‘to the Chicago -conven- | in the fight: for: oe ‘nomination. by'|'tion will meet in Reno ‘on April (27. republicans :will. inelude Col. W. V.,| The ‘Nevada convention. in ‘addition | Patch and Captain. A.-H. ‘Connor, both,| to selecting delegates to the ‘Chicago overseas ‘veterans, » ° :| convent, ‘will miake-a recommiendation'| Idaho, parties’ will nominate state,| for appointment’.as national: commit: candidates at ;conventions in August | teemen from Nevada. at, Idaho ‘Falls. : _ Primary. elections. were held, in each |“/ |AID OFFERED... BY PARHERS “Get Busy,” ‘Says Says Equity Chie! to: Public* *~ BY EDWARD-M. THIERRY, N.E. A, Staff Correspongent °° ‘Chicago. “April |. 21.—Cdoperative! sociéties and stores are;the quickest, and most effictent ‘tezns of reducing} the high cost @f living. fi ay roRuesis, ‘posdedaing ‘the | duction ‘hiachi ‘are. wilting ‘to; tate with‘ tonsumers who will:or- \genize atatributing : thachinery. hese-are statements by P. L, Betts; president of ithe ‘Farhierk’ Mqatty | ‘Union and founder’and for th sears eer ‘of the ‘etring of cooperatty i) ameéries in: the. Pikotaa Colorado and Kansas, * “ ‘Banks ‘Hurt bint pana Betts ‘declares the ‘barks’ ppd in ‘refustng proper Credit ts the Dig-| ‘gest Obstacle epoperntte food. market: ing has. ‘tons in the Middje West w Kanized to ‘beat ‘the count ‘elevator ‘profiteer. Now ‘they, are ‘buy- ing necessary’ supplies ’ and‘ setifiig Betts satd''the Partners’ ease Un-; ‘their products,onthe cooperative pjan.'| Last-yeat neatly $1,500,000 in. gales were: handled by. Betts" ‘Chicag office for the 3,500 producérs ‘banded. to-' ‘gethér ‘at Aberdeen; S+D., and the ‘shtalter organizations, at “Olteans, 'N. ‘The. .republicans ~ meet at Coueur | edtinty to, ‘select, state ‘convention | “© d'Alene April 28. to. select; delegates’ to their. national convention and the democrats ‘will ‘take similar action, at Lewiston: June: 5e.0:) 4, \i7. 4 ., MONTANA. ° - / The "state presidential - preferential, primary ‘election, in’ ‘Montana. is set for .April, 23. Petitions have been filed. in ‘behalt.-of five candidates for the republican-nomination. No demo-, delegates and“no’effort. was -made to send ‘an instructed delegation tram any county... ,Only’.two . presidential | candidates have ‘}.in- Nevada,, Gen... Governor Frank 0. ‘Lowdén,: support ers :of neither, of: these candidates will’ fight ‘for. an, inétraeted delega- ‘tion, it is said. “Only one. candidate has "aati an crat; two representatives in congress} cratic presidential‘candidates have en- and a governor to ‘county offictals. tered the race. Frank R. Gooding, former governor} Governor Sam V. Stewart's name and opponent of the Nonpartisan] has been entered for the democratic league, will try again to defeat Sen-| vice-presidential rfominatton, The republican, presidential candi- =} fates entered are Warren G. Harding, Do Not Get Careless ; j With Your Blood Supply Impurities Invite Disease. You should pay ‘particular heed that there is a lessening in its strong and vital force. 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The state primaries, at which state and county officers ‘will be nominated, will be held August 24, OREGON 'Oregon’s state presidential primary lection will be held Friday, May 21 \ parties will elect ten delegates to the national conventions, four each from the ‘state at large, and’ six each | from the congtessional districts 6f the state, two per party from, each), | of ‘the three such districts. Oregon voters will indicate their preference for the nomination ‘for the office of president apd vice-president of the United States by a direct pre- ferencial vote for ‘these \ candidates. All candidates for president and vice-¥ president will have their names on the ballot, and those finally. slecietl national delggates will be expected *: vote for those candidates from eich party for whom the voters have ex- ‘Each party will yote for the nom- ination of five presidential electors; ‘1a candidate fey the nomination. for | United States senator; three candi- dates for the nomination for members of the House of Representatives, and candidates for state and county of- | fices. mI ‘NEVADA The republican state convention, Coming To BISMARCK ._ 4 ° Dr. Mellenthi ‘SPECIALIST — For His Eighth Year in North Dakota DOES NOT USE SURGERY < Will Be at - > M’KENZIE HOTEL WED. 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Pr z r | Each of the two principal’ political in convention. rimaries are held in isa erwin | hat examinatjon on this trip, will be ‘active campaign for a&ppointrhent ‘as national committeeman, Sam (Platt of Reno, Delegates to the democratic con- {vention were chosen several ‘weks ago by the state central committee of the party, They areNuninstructed, "NEW Mexico, —\ In addition to a justice of the su- preme court and a representative in |— the lower hc¢use of. congress, Mexico willxelect a_full set of state -and coneey, officers. this year. iNew Mexico. has no primary law and nominations for state and, in most . cases, county, offices: are made a few counties, but this is purely a local arrangement and there is no law to govern it. The republican state convention Mareh 26 elected delegates. to the, ‘national convention, The democrats will’ hold their state convention. at’ ‘Roswell on June 3 to select delegates to the national convention at San Franciseo in July. . WASHINGTON AND. ALASKA , Full tickets carrying’ names of can- didaces tor posts ranging from one governofship, a. United States: senator- ship, and seats in congress to county oftices, ‘will bel submitted to Washing. ‘ton electors at a state primary elec- tion September 14. They candidates} chosen at the primaries. will:run again at, the general election November 2. Alaska voters also will have many [enemies to pick from ‘at primary elec- tions April 27 at: whieh they. will chose candidates for territorfal offices. The Alaska candidates glso will make the final run November 2. ed The republican state convention at ‘Bellingham April 27 will select dele- gates to the national convention. Ti: democratic state convention will meet at Spokane May 17 for a stmilar pur- pose. | WYOMING: On May 10, Wyomin; political par- | ties will hold their state conventions. Delegates to thé state sconventions are to be chosen at county ‘conven- tions, to be held May 4. or the state Aneeting the republicans will) gather. at Sheridan, and the democrats at| ‘Lander. ‘ The regular primaries are ndt held until Augtst 17 and the onty matters be settled at that time are the Choices of the two parties for Wyom- ing’s sole congressman and for coun- ty officials and members of the lezis- lature. ‘No amendments or ather con- stitutional questions are up for con- sideration this year. At a recent meeting of the repubit- can state committee in Cheyenne Na- tional ‘Committeeman Patrick Sullivan, | urged that an uninstructed delegation ' be sent to the national convention and no objection was offered by those present. UTAH ‘Preparations - are being. made by Utah democrats. for their ‘state -con- Pon at here’ April. 23. fdr the selec- tion of delegates to the nattonal’ con- vention at.San Francisca," The re- publicans. WN] select national ‘conven- tion: delegates at their staté conven- tion at Price, Utah, on May'3, MOTORMAN GIVEN SHARE IN ESTATE Is Named Heir to Immense For- tune at i Louisville. Ky., April 20.—James A.! ‘Kelly, New Albany, Ind., streetcar motorman has just become heir to part of a $1,150,129 estate, held ‘in trust by Hetty Green, said to hava ben the world’s, richest’ woman, until her death. Kelly is one of. 429 heirs, it is said: He and his brother, Charles of Salem, Ind:, sons of the late Joseph Kelly, age not khow what their share will The estate belonged to. Sylvia Ann; Howard and was being held in ‘trust by: Mrs. Green .at the; time. of the latter’s dedth.. Kelly was (© grand nephew ot. Bs How ‘d. MANY AUTO Fernley, Nevada, Aber 21.—With only. sixty families; Fernley,:a farm- ing community, boasts sixty-three “au: tomobiles, and residents tell of this as a record unequaled by any western town. New|: pri 21" ty: thpusand, ‘bughels ‘of ‘wheat the, Argentine ‘tepubitc, ‘the ‘first to ‘be tmported through Gal- veston since the war, was brought ‘in- to port by the. British’ schooner Arca- dian Queen. ‘The wheat was consign- ed to 2 Fort Worth, Texas, elevator coinpanty. Another cargo’ot 4,000*tons | from ‘the ‘Argentine Republic ‘ts ‘ex- ‘pected ‘to arrive ‘soon ‘on the Russian ‘Steamer Balitka. | 25 MILLION FISH. FRY FOR MONTANA | Helena, Mont., April 21.—According to J. Le ‘DeFfart, state game. warden, about 25,000,000 fish fry are to placed in: the streams: of the state. 2 Tribune. 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These vapors are breathed in all night long, thus. bringing the medication to bear directly upon the inflamed: areas. ~ Vicks should be rubbed in over the throat and ‘chest until the skin “is red—then spread‘ on thickly and covered with hot lannel ‘cloths. ° ‘Leave the cloth- ing loose around the. neck and the bed clothes arranged in’ the in| form-of @ funnel ‘so ‘the vapors arisi@g- may be freely inhaled. If the cough is annoying, swallow pie small bit of Vicks the size of a Pe Samples to new. "users. ill be sent free on request to the Vick Chemical Company, 231 Broad Street; Greensboro, N.C. Hedy. ‘ | Bodyguard / Against Colds More, ‘Than, 17-Million Jars | thi’ yea, by the ‘State fish and game’ entirely from’the sale-of fishing and { contimission. : hunting licenses. Of these "10,000,000. will by put ‘out | soon and''15,600,000 ‘later. GRADUATES ‘Some of. the stréams suffered from | ~ Berkeley, ‘Ca... April °21.—Twelve drquth last yedr ‘and the fish perished | hundred “‘studetits comprising the in large numbers. | largest_graduating Class in the history The work is done’ slenineats by | of the University of Califorgia, will the: commission, which is supported | receive degrees May 12. s > MPHISi is the potential mileage supplied . daily to the people of the Middle West by the ~ Standard Oil Company (Indiana), Tn arriving at these fig- ures.we have ‘taken ten miles. per, gallon as. the performance of the ayers , age ear, and multi plied t_ by. 600,000, 000,, are number of gallons OF gasoline marketed by this Company last year, and divided the result by 365. - The task confronting the Company i is a dual one. Not only mst it maintain ‘this flow of. gasoline at all Aimes, but it must so plan its _ activities as to keep pace with ~ constantly i increasing demand for fuel, whether this demand be normal or abnormal. ‘That, in a word, is the job of ° ~ the Standard. Oil Company ° oie (Indiana) and the Company ‘is e va as big as its j Jo \ Every. resource, _every_.ounce “ of energy,:and all its equipment are at work to keep pace wi . the ifsistent demands ‘for gas- 4 1 line and ‘other products. Sek yi ; Manag ement ; recognizes sikility. to the-motor- ce the 11 States the Com- serves, and every, effort Jon to .to.meet_this > Standard Oil Oil Company < 910:Seuth. mien A Ave, Chicade, 18