The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1920, Page 2

PAGE TWO IASHUATEUAGAUAASAUREUEUANERNAEEUAGEAEOUECUNETEOUULOUDOQEREETENU EAA ‘iy y i 205 5th Street as HEEVIUESUONUONUTLUDUUEUSUAGEUENLONOORCUUSUAGNSENGGAEONONCONLOCUOUSOCONELOQUNEGASEQCOOOUGQEAOLAEQENSSROVELAAGHECUORAEND ELE OUT TOES ETA ANU UAA LAUGHTON AAANUEREENAUSUUUCARNTEOUUUUNOGLAD OUCH dca AMHOUUAN GCE UUcatNEEAAAU AAO We have always seen the need of ship by Truck and we are at your beck and call to haul your Furniture, Merchandise or anything else with our strortg fleet of Motor Trucks. We will give you an idea what we have already done in Shipping by Truck as follows: In the month of February, 1920, we were called on to-haul furniture for a five room cottage by Truck from New Salem, N. D., to Bismarck, and as'the roads were bad ahd snow covered we decided to take the job and test out what could be done with our Truck over such roads and conditions. ‘ We left Bismarck at 7 o’clock A. M., and arrived at New Salem at 10 o’clock A. M., a distance of about 40 nriles, making the return trip with the furniture, including a piano, was made in four hours, having to stop for oil and gas. The total weight of this load was 4,400 lbs. With all the bad road conditions we had to encounter there was only small damage done to the furniture and on careful ex- amination we found a chair back had been punctured. There was no packing or crating done with the furniture and the cost’ was less than cost of crating and shipping by railroad. . Ship by Truck and get your goods there cheaper than the railroads and on faster time and save packing and handling charges. Bad roads are good roads for us. : WACHTER TRANSFER CO. i UT EAAATHUGNODEMAAADAUNODAUALUNGQLUNOUASUUESdRONUUENDAONNDULGDGtGSDGAUOUDSFONUOU Lisa ENEEUNs cUUAENALDCULLERSENOUDE RTA HOLE RISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY 17, 1920 a a T z PULAU EDGAAGEAEAUNDECEDVGAUOAUGULEGAANADEONOEOOANTANADELGGAGUEOUAAND ACEO Age AURA EN CGunecuNMEOEENELONUELUGUEHNOEORAANUUER UTE | Save Half the Cost and Time You have always regarded the railroads.as the only means to ship your Furniture and Merchandise, but today the Motor Truck takes its place fob long or short hauls. ‘ The Motor Truck in time to come will be the means to develop our great City of Bismarck, surrounding territory an@State. Re s Phone 62 LEMKE WANTS TO BE ON. | r secretary of state no better | league staged an anti-Olson demon-| right »without Neil ‘Macdonald. In }man from a league standpoint couli; stration out in Bowman, the same! his place is Mis§ Ruth Johnson of DECK FOR RICH PICKINGS | be picked than'J. I. Cahill. of Leith | town. where Kate Richards O’Hare| Tioga, in Williams’ county, where s0- (Continued irom page one) dorsing Frazier. They nave not take: one chance in a billion of his kick-' ing over the traces and spilling the} qj beans. Wood Sure Bet Too Howard Wood, lieutenant governor, | league and anti-leagu of Red Flag fame. He is a man of | talked herself into the federal peni-| cialist votes are numerous. Her no vision, or little or no. legislative , tentiary. chief: title to distinction ‘is the mili- ‘experience. He kas servod in the; In place of Olson, who is shedding| tant manner in which her father. 8. r st as the} no tears at his failure to land onj W. Johnson, league legislator, sup- directed him. Cahill! the league ticket, the league bosses| ported the Hrinton newspaper grab cied Townley’s fight against Miss | selected’ 1. H. Walker, of Yucca. He| measure, He remarked that the poor- | Minnie J. Nielson, - {has taken the thirty-third league cau-; house could be utilized by newspaper- ! Obert Olson, personally popular in; Cus, degree’ and is pronounced 100| men whom this. bill put out of a job. ircles and| percent docile. Mr. Walker served! Her following is not exactly large is picked again because he functioned present state treasure: as not en-|in the legislature and never broke; among the members of the Anti-Town- at the various legislative sessions 100 dorsed. Olson cannot be driven by| rule of the secret caucus. ley ‘press. per cent league. Anything that had! the Townley hickory stick. He back-} Kositzky’s Opponent S. J. Aandahl, member of the board the earmarks of a league measure fires once and awhile, Upon several D: .C. received his hearty endorsement., He, occasions he has shown open. bellig- | Kositz! Poindexter selected’ to get|f railroad commissioners, tired of 's scalp ig from Jamestown | league service. will retire. The league has no more personal independence erency to Townley, but he never|and is expected to gather the labor | as endorsed C. W. Mcconnell of than Frazier. When he is put hej broke openly with Lemke and Fra- vote into camp. He was the league's | Kensal in his place. He also served stays. Nothing but an earthquake! zier. Olson has just drifted with the|choice for delegate to the Chicago|im the legislature and is “secret would shift him. “Bill” and “Art”| stream refusing ‘to join the Langer- | Republican convention, but, failed t>| Caucus broke.” guaranteed not even | know it and are merely rewarding; Hall-Kositzky rebellion. His hostil- get enough votes to make even a fair] ‘0 Pull on the reins or get the bit merit when they name him as Fra-| ity to Townley is well known, Just! showing at the preference primaries. | between his teeth. zier’s running mate. GE DROTHERS BUSINESS CAR You will find that actual cost sheets invariably tell the same story; long dependability, and economy of operation and upkeep. ; \Defore the Fargo conven i " ‘Krank Milhollan of Bismarck and arg tion the} The league ticket hardly looks GF. Dupuis of Williston, are re- nominated as railroad commissioners. They are members in good standing -4| of the “We Stay Put Club.” Gronna’s Plight It is reported reliably that Town- ley applied personally the axe to J. Gronna. The ‘league ‘boss made it a personal matter tp the get the “Sage the handpicked delegates who wanted Gronna, but Arthur C. Pronounced the Political death sentence. (ss Baer and Sinclair are endorsed for congress and Senator Thomas Pen- dray of Jamestown has been picked to try issues with ‘Congressman George 'M. Young. Violating the spirit of the no partisan judiciary act which has for its object the non-political, selection of judges, the league endorses a ft judicial ticket. ‘The. league is coi stantly in need of the courts and it is just as well, says.Townley and Lemke not to over-look a bet where the pro- gram is concerned. Chief Justice Christianson will be pitted against Seth Richardson of Fargo. He has’ been prominent in league litigation having represented the state machine jin several instanc- es. 7 Any business that requires de- livery can use Dodge Broth- ers. Business Car with. profit TOMI DE Ee picked George K. Foster of Bismarck. ‘GRIP, INFLUENZA Mamiin’s Wizard Oll a Rellable, Antiseptic Preventive During influenza epidemics spray the nose and throat several times a day with one part Wizard Oil and | two parts water, using an. atomizer. ; If you haven't an atomizer, gargle | the throat and snuff the mixture up the nose. This treatment sets up an anciseptic wall of defense against TOTTI Ti! ms, Williamsport: Motor Co. Hazelton Broadway Motor Co. Linton Steele’ Auto Co. Steele Frank Schumacher 4 Zeeland V. S. Collins e e e Ashley PALALSNUuvecauyOceseaeegTUOCUUAUEUENENOUEOGUAUODEUOUEOGUAOLRSUGUUAEUROEROUALA DEG UUU SEND AYURTTEENOODUSUDOUADURESUEMOPONADGOUUUERSAERADCAPRANOOSUANPEUUTUGOQODOUUEUUGOEURADOOUBEORLDSUOOEOOOORL UDO OONDHAA Chest colds, and sore throat lead to grip. Stop them at once. with ' Wizard Oil before they can’ develop 1 into dangerous influenza. Get it from druggists for 30c. If fed, return the bottle and ur money. back. ver constipated or have sick heade ouhef Just try Wizard Liver Whipa, pleasant littie pink pills, 30c at druge | gists, Guaranteed. PUTT 3 Houser & Mesick Bismarck Napoleon AME of akota.” There were a\ few of In the Fourth District, Townley has |DABEORADASYGURPASGIQASIGNUQNEBBOODESNN08050012 081 Mi ney general under Langer, but knifed hit with the league heads. M. C, Freerks a ALWAYS. - Boost tor Good Roads 7 Be safe when you are driving over bad roads as our Auto and Truck Goggles will protect your eyes and will also give you clean vision to the road and avoid you from ac-. cident. pr: Aes Bad roads wear hard on the paint of your Auto and Truck so keep them spruced up to look like new and we ~ suggest the way to do itis paint them with our Auto and Truck Paint.:: Our Paint Brushes puts the paint on nice and smooth and even your child can paint your car or truck with our fine flowing paints, for they do‘not re- quire an.expert to do the painting. You are on a good road when you come to our store for Farm and Dairy supplies and Machine Parts for we car- ry a complete line. Remember we are headquarters for Winchester Fire Arms and Ammunition Maytag Washing Machines Pyrex Ware and numerous other goods, EVERYTHING KNOWN IN HARDWARE.” French & Welch Hardware Co. 308 Main St. r. Foster served as assistant attor- | climb any hill with his load without | panting and is powerful enough to chief when “Fighting Bill! broke} gimb up the side of a brick wall.|{| Lot For Sale Always ready to, work and_ never of Jamestown, Foster’s running mate.| resis) Mr. Winther is the new four- One of the best: business lots in has a history all his own which a3! Wheel drive truck just received by Bismarck. Lots. nearby priced (Kipling says is “Another Story.” the R, B. iLoubek Motor ‘company, from $5,000 to $8,000. This lot eto eee who are ‘distributors for this terri-| paren alley andican be aS SOME TRUCK > tory of this mechanical and almost ; scat i Mr. Winther has just. arrived -in| human wonder. 3 i] the corner; improvements worth about $1,000. For quick sale less Bismarck. He is 8 feet high and 18 | SEN hat ae than $5,006. feet long when on all fours. By. the | In some parts of Scotland the fish- way, he always walks on all four and! ermen frequently call themselves ‘by J H Holihan - ii: nothing can stop him. He weighs their wives’ surnames. Thus, James} 4,500 pounds, can carry 6.000 pounds Smith marries Mary Green. He calls; 1] 14 door east of Post Office on his back and pull 8,000 pounds himself, even in business affairs, | me ore behind him with ease. He will “James Smith Green.” puncaesnpucanenvuuusegnveceganueney4;<UUUeSQHOUNUUHSSROTERECUSUEREATUSERLASUESEALUUETUTAAOTGGEOUURESUTOOU ASSETS tN EEA NATIONAL SHIP BY TRUCK— GOOD ROADS WEEK, MAY 17-22 The Day of the Power Farmer is at Hand North Dakota and the surrounding territory near Bismarck has outgrown its railroad facilities and it will be a long time before the railroads can be brought up to the needs of the farmer man, the business man and industries of all kinds, and that’s why H. S. Firestone, of the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. inaugurated the ‘ship by truck movement which has been en- dorced all over the United States. That’s why Firestone Tires and Fire- ¥ stone Truck Tires are:so much in de- - mand for they are built by the factory who knows how tires should be made to stand under heavy loads and road conditions... The New Day ig here—ship by Truck and Good Roads. . Ee AT: Ni h N MAYNARD TIRE & AUTO CO. gap rine-a Factory Distributors, 212 Broadway Hy Bismarck, N. D. FIRESTONE PRODUCTS VAUUUAVDSUUNDHSADERUOUREDULESUUORUGEOOUQUEAUIDOREVHOOUDIODGDUUGUSOUEADEOUOOUSSEVAUGODEARIESGHIDEUNLOES UEESUUEREDERLEQUGUNDEOUSTOAUCNOEUUSUOUULOUUHETSHODUROEAUUG NOC YEOUENDONNASEICeUEN VETINRERECHOUIEN. 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