The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1920, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT) BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE CHURCH DRIVE TO — END MAY 15; WILL BE BIG SUCCESS th Da- Encouraging report kota’s campaign to 1 $125,000 in the Interchurch World movement are being received this wek by Wes- ley C. McDowell, Marion, chairman of the state committee. according to word received here today by ©. L. Young. A telegram from Mr, McDowell in “Reports so far in state campaign show encouragement, Letters are coming in right along. We are go- jing to continue the drive in. North ! Dakota until May 15.” ; State headquarters which had been {located at the A. O. U. W. building in Fargo have teen closed and are | now located at Mr. (McDowell's office | in ‘Marion, it was announced today. The campaign in -Bismarck is still in progress. It will be the aim of the | committee to complete the drive here NEW RULES ARE MADE ON STATE HAIL INSURANCE’ Owner of Land Cannot With- draw from Protection Unless FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920 ——WEBB BROTHERS—— “First in Style”’ ‘First in Variely”’ “Foremost in Value” read as follows: j by eeturday. | Tenant Consents _..| «Specials for Saturday... surance machinery in motion for this, season, Martin S. Hagan, manager | and chief inspector of the state hail fund, has issued a revised set of in- structions to county auditors, farmers and others, based on the amended withdrawal provision of the law. One feature of the withdrawal pro- visions which Mr. Hagan points out is that the owner of land cannot withdraw from the protection of the hail insurance,fund unless he secures the written consent of the farming tenant. : A warning issued to farmers by 'Mr. Hagan reads: “The farmer should bear in mind that the copy of the crop listing ane davit let him by the assessor con- stitutes his hail insurance -policy and | that he should be careful not to lose it since in case of loss by hail the adjusters are instructed to ask in every instance for such copy to verify the fact that state hail insur- ance is actually carried.” Quoting the section of the law pertinent, (Mr. Hagan points out that =| withdrawals of all or part of cropped =| land must be made prior to June 15. =| The necessary steps to effect with- drawal require that affidavits made in duplicate giving the legal descrip- tion of the land and the number of acres withdrawn, be filed by mail with the commissioner of insurance at Bismarck and with the county auditor. The county auditor then notes on the farmer's crop-listing affidavit. the number of acres and description of the land withdrawn from the protection of the fund. In case an owner wishes to with: | draw all land from the protection of | the laws he must surrender his crop- listing affidavit. In cases where own- ers do not secure the consent of tenants to withdraw from the state hail fund the former are protected against paying the full hail indemnity tax by a first lien on the tenants crop or by a lien on thé indemnity received in case of a loss, Potterson Hat No matter where you go a Pottersen Wat can be found on the head of a well dressed man. REMARKABLE SELLING OF WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ HIGH GRADE SUITS... Women’s Shoes it One lot of Womens’ kid boots in brown Ask your dealer for the PATTERSON. ‘TW. Stevenson Minneapolis, Peccyt Saay Minnesota. and black with brown, grey and white tops. Laced and buttoned models. Lewis heels. Shoes that sold up to $12.00. Saturday, Special, per pair At Very Special Discounts $5.00 : Eade canty oe 1 | Children’ Mayflower Batiste i Ladies’ fancy two tone sil ose in al liaren s sizes, slightly imperfeci. Worth $1.98. Saturday, special, $ 1 25 UATE AW te A large and most distinctive assem- bly of new Spring suits in most every } fabric from which suits are made and in all the most fashionable colors. Saturday : SLUCUOUANUGUUEADUGOUCUEOAECUEOUEOONAUOUOLOCOSUCGUEOOCUUCEOODOCUOUUGEUDAOUOUUUONUUODEOONUONOGOOUOOOUUOOLE : CATCH THE BIG ONE : THE FISHING SEASON IS ON A very fine quality batiste in dainty figured patterns. Regular 45c quality. AHOUUUUUSNEANUOOOUROUNOSOGOSOCONOUOOONASONNOGaNESOOuogONaatE: The instructions also impress upon per pair .......... 6s e 2 S5 ‘i county auditors that they Ynust be Saturday, special, 35c responsible for the actions of\agents é@ 1¢ es per vard es a.c.aicoc vente os they appoint to acknowledge , affi- Terry Cloth 24 in. extra heavy terry cloth. Will make excellent bath towels. Regular 90c quality. Saturday, special, per yard . 75c davits of withdrawal. In a number of cases last season banks and\ in- dividuals interested in selling pri, vate hail insurance were appoint by auditors hostile to the law. ‘he result was that violations of the hail statute were frequent with cgnse- quent confusion to the farmers seek- ing proper withdrawal. 4 Let the Kiddies Enjoy the Great * Outdoors Mercerized Poplin 27 in. Mercerized Poplin in a large range of new Spring shades. Regular 85c quality. Saturday, special, per yard .. 65c Express and Coaster Wagons, hand cars, sulkies,. velocipedes, roly au- tos, kiddie kars, wheelbarrows, trailers and doll cabs. All are built ‘to last and give unusual serv- ice. Saturday introductory sale Lonsdale Muslin 86 in. Bleached Lonsdale Known in every home. Special Saturday, per yard. | 36 in. Madras A fine quality madras in a well selected Take a tin from Gussner’s. Page 2. i IN JERSEY HIS. Muslin. .38c ° ° Egyptian Tissues “Tackle” our Fishing Tackle and you'll land any fish that tackles your bait. A complete line of everything known in fishing tackle In this assortment are many handsome patterns in checks, stripes and plaids. 10 Per Cent Discount assortment of neat striped patterns. ‘ <i Y : 2 Regular 85c quality. Satur- A FEW SUGGESTIONS MANAGER SA N Regular Be quality. Satur jal, day,. special, per yard....... 65c day, special, per yard...... 69c Californian Leads in Home State; Wood Still Ahead in Indiana Bamboo Fishing Poles, Hooks of all kinds, Sinkers, Floats. French & Welch Hardware Co. = 308 Main St. TUavannecnenceneccanuananennasuacenevenennenusuacananenengesuguvcnstvancavaneavavosuesauenvnscnvsogens BOAR BRINGS $10,000 | Norfolk. Neb.. May 7.— Uneeda Orion, a Duroc Jersey boar, was to- day sold by Edgar Taylor of this Place to Studer Brothers for $10,009. and Leonard Wood is to be congrat- | ulated on having a man like yourself who made the result possible.” HOOVER TRAILING | San Francisco,-May 7.—With 1,003 precincts missing and only Mono coun- ty, a sparsely settled mountain com- munity, unheard from, returns from yestdétday’s presidential preference primary continues to add to the major. ity of the delegation that will support Senator Hiram W. Johnson at the Re- publican national convention. The Johnson ticket led; the Herbert C. Hoover ticket early tonight on tabu- lations compiled from 4.631 complete precincts of a total of 5,724 in the state, by 155,338 votes. WOOD LEADS Indianapolis, May 7—With only 215 precincts out of 3,387 in the state missing tonight, unofficial returns from Tuesday's state-wide primary | give. Wood 80,478, Johnson 72,062, Lowden 36,841, Harding 18,777. PYTHIANS READY TO WELCOME HIGH | OFFICERS TONIGHT Kitights of Pythias of Bismarck, Mandan and other lodges will join in a welcome to Supreme Chancellor Charles S. Davis and other grand lodge officers, tonight. Mr, Davis, accompanied by G. W. Wolbert. of Williston, grand chancel- lor, and Grand Keeper of the Records and Seals Sparke, wili reach here from Minot over the North Soo at 6:15 p.m, An automobile party will leave the Knights of ‘Pythias hall here at 7 o'clock for Mandan. Candidates for the first rank will be present from Leith, Center and Bismarck. The Mandan lodge will give a musi- cal program. The Proper Thing. All drinking water should be “If you have an itch tor writing, | boiled until further notice. Robert, get a scratch pad.”—Boston C. E. STACKHOUSE, ‘dvanserint. Health Officer New York, May 7.—The defeat of Senator Hiram W. Johnson by Major General Leonard Wood in the New Jersey state Republican preferential primary was conceded by Allen Trim- ble, New Jersey manager. of the John- son campaign, in a telegram made public at the Wood headquarters here tonight. The telegram was addressed to Captain Robert J. Foster, who con- ducted the Wood campaign in Essex county, ‘New Jersey. “Complete returns from New Jersey | show ‘Wood carried the state: by 1,217 votes,” the telegram said. “The Johnson forces accept the verdict as expressive of the New Jersey Re- publicans. 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Our boys clothes give more wear because they’re made of better materials and tailored more carefully. $20, $25, $30, $35 Extra value 2 knicker suits $20 S.E.BERGESON & SON aTUTUNHENUIUUNOUAUG AUTEUR Carmote Floor Varnish ron eair ev John Bortell ice EXPLAINS USE OF PIT SILO An explanation of the best methods to dig and to use a pit silo is given tn the North Dakota Farmers’ Institute monthly by C. F. Chase, assistant professor of agricultural engineering of the North Dakota Experiment Sta- tion. The pit silo may be used success- fully in those sections of the state having a comparatively low water- table. Dry farming areas are finding it particularly satisfactory, according to Prof. Chase. The silo should be thirty feet deep. and Prof. Chase outlines methods of taking out the dirt cheaply. 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