The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 15, 1920, Page 8

PAGE 1:1GEt : BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNS ss D mh ob a would not be a drop in the bucket of |:{ty of a third ticket in the State,” Mr.. demands for him. More than fifty ré-| Daugherty said, “and if that should quests for him to speak on important | happen the Republican electoral ticket. CAR SHORTAGE’ |" 7 occasions to great audiences have thus | would be on it.” far come to his office, and they are| .Mr, Daugherty expressed himself as ] 4 pouring in at the rate of more than'aj highly pleased with conditions thus t hundred daily. They come from every | far in the Ohio fight. - part of the country, from Augusta, ————- fi Me., and Miami, Fla., and all the way |*——— +} f XS thence to Seattle and the Pacife|| WHATHER REPORT | y i » |Buy on autecseblle —* Buy a home -oBuy a trousseas ake a complete rest yeComptete, Syool rate coast. i pC aN a SCT But there is no change in thp pro- gram. The nominee insisted of this,|-For twenty-four hours ending at npon, Four Dollar Wheat is Near Pros-| ° “Front Porch” Campaign Still) crter' a day's visit. with National Thursday, July 15. ‘ ay foe a caleg® educes eh i . * Chairman Will H. Hays, and the chair- ‘ Pay 7 High in Favor With Repub- | sian’ indorsed his judgment. They Tenens AP Ue m 56 pectin Kansas, Says ig se i “ courte at H i both explained that nothing is more | yj pe «Pa school for lican Nominee ; shifting than a political campaign, no Highott ony Report in Foisting ae aed ascision now can be irrevocable, and! Lowest last night ff Loe See ot a course at that July cannot dictate to October. ° i ool HAYS IS CONFIDENT | put ater their consideration of the! renee aod velocity. ENORMOUS RAILWAY TASK A esure launch whole subject’ Senator Harding when | . hi (Pesiling vessel —_ res Fe it Marion, Ohio, July 15.—Should Sen- | a8ked about the possibilities of chang-| 4. North Dakota: Fair tonight and! Fastern ‘Cilies Facing Prospect (eee ry cas 1} sure yacht ator Harding abandon his front porch | ing the plan said: Priday: somé@bhat warmer tonisht, plea j f) t to st the country, the “Both our affections and our judg- i Sa cohen he etd. be Sule “to eis ment still hold us to the plan as first}. | Lowest Temperatures of-Food Pinch, Says 4 announced.” Fargo 48 4 ( P Williston . 54 Traffic Man \ uy ft records ‘ Mr, ‘Hays tae pata It has given Grand Forks 43 oa | Buy a set of furs ai ‘4 oe SAY “DIAMOND DYES” me the very greatest pleasure and| St. Paul .. 58 BY EDWIN D. RIDER " +" corporation Winnipeg . Kansas. City, July 15—The car + shortage threatens not only to bring La coal famine but to delay moving of ‘crops ‘and food with serious conse- tengaces in many cities. “Don't | deepest satisfaction to see the cordial pon Seo iatict on? oDlamead Pyne Aty of greeting and sincerest home ap- Chena : Seay directions in package, . *",| preciation of Senator and Mrs. Hard-| ;- by ing by the congregation with whom they have worshipped for so many ORRIS W. ROBERTS, years. It means very much, indeed. Meteorologist. | The car shortage today is the worst : — a ” ;| . “It has been inevitable, of course, SHAE LCE, veteran railroads have seen. Four- FA F REEZONE' that we have discussed some phases SO[JTHERN STATE dollar -wheat:is'predicted. - — Start a store. ** "world's best gratory of the political situation during our visit. I can only say that every day ADOPTS RULE TO With the Kansas wheat crop. more and more I congratulate the par- alone now estimated at 135,000,000 ty and the country on Senator Hard- BAR MENNONITES bushels and with 20 per cent of 1 ing’s nominatjon.” ; BL ala ~ last year’s crop still on hand, the Mr. Hays left here for New York,| / Jackson, Miss., July 15—The Demo-| railroads entering Kansas face the where he will spend a week, returning | cratic state executive committee yes-| task of: moving 175,000,000 bushels to Chicago for a week there, and he|terday adopted a resolution opposing| of wheat} will, oscillate in supstantially this|the proposed migration of a thousand :| fashion throughout the campaign. | Mennonites from Canada to Southern Gloomy Outlook ‘| “Mr. Daugherty declared he expected | Mississippi. Fifty thousand ¢ars would start’ the the Democrats to centre their,most! The resolution declares the Mennon-| Wheat east. But the 50,000 cars ARE } determined efforts in Ohio and. ir-| ites’ to be “undesirable citizens,” ang| NOT ON HAND—OR EVEN ON THE diana. objects to their settling in Mississippi WAY. ta “New’ York, I think, is perfectly] onthe following grounds: “I don't believe'50 per cept of this safe.” he added, intimating that he} . “First, they refuse to allow their, wheat will be moved before the first of didn’t think the Democarts would re-! children to attend public schools. the year,”.said the traffic chief of one gard it worth while to expend much! . “Second they speak and write only, of the big roads entering Kansas. effort there, but he emphasized.the be-| German, which is equivalent to think-| One year ago at this time his road lief that they will spare no effort in| ing in German. alone had 20,000 cars stored in this chivery Lift Off, Corns! No Paint the situation at present is mixed, Mr.| the world war.” ‘ Pauenerty sald that George Hercis of i —_—_ paledied they are boarding up cat- the io State executive committee | : oy pte tle cars. and shipping wheat in has pial molurued from Soareful: tn. |. TELLS JUDGE HE’S | them!” said the ofticial. “They're vestigation of conditions there. is shipping wheat from Kansas ever: PICKPOCKET AND # || day ine 4 Free copy of Contest fle and official Does’nt hurt. a bit! Drop ¢ Freezone on an aching corn, instant}; Y | not yet determined who has been nom-| |" day in coal cars! But cattle cars that comm stone Dating. then shortly | inated for Governor and may not be GE , pou it right off with’ fingers. | for some time, a court proceeding even | | 1 TS FIVE YEARS —won’t be able to get enough y may be necessary to settle it conclus- wheat to. the country. ~ It's Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of | ively. It happens, however, that all 77 “#1 Critical.” iss freezone for a few cents, sufficient to| the factions are enthusiastically for| / Chicago, July 15—Morris Cohen, remove every hard corn soft corn, cr | Harding, a fact'which is proving help-| antecedent and _ residence un- 4 corn between the toes, and the, cal-{ ful in ironing out local difficulties. known, was arraigned before Fed- The Kansas-Missouri ~~ luses, without soreness or irritation. | “There has even been tHe possibil-| eral Judge K. M. Landis on a | commission pes returned from Wash: charge of violating the Harrison | ("ton with a gloomy report— no prom: drug act pie bad been arrested Jeeof mote: cars) from the Interstate 0 i the ADrtoHe Bea chit cornthe “The transportation problem is a “What do you do for-a living,” |,8hastly thing,” said J. C. Mohler, sec- asked the Judge. i retary of the;Kansas state board of “Tm oa ” shniing u{| | 25riculture, on his return from Wash- ‘Chen Bi¢kpocket,” “<repliod. { ington with the commission. “Eastern i “Sov! said the ‘judge, “What jpciltes snO Wi ar ,Just.one day ahead of, Woukien, 8 eaten sou ay not | Meanwhile,..the price of wheat is “A little shoplifting the soaring. The first: carload of wheat side,” was -th be ng on the " | arrived in Kansas City the other day. “Destrabl site Rwers wil “It sold for $3.85 a bushel, a record «Desirable citizen, hu hu,”' re-” |"“opener.” ‘ Four-dollar wheat is cer- marked Judge Landis. “Five tain, grain- meni say.: 4 Tom Moore | years in the federal penitentiary SEA‘; Cas SENS DEALERS SEE N for. violating the Harrison act.” SHORT HAY CROP and coal cars—and afew box cars Goal LAST TIME TONIGHT gr? MARKETS _ - | ee | 4,500 delegates who opened a three-day \ them. igplay of f ie Visitors took refuge from the heat in BR tao a wie hae : erowa® saan ot ery ifort or ney steady. Best’ increases bien light ilie, ocean’ prices léaped-to.$2:a.room FORD TRUCK i A Typical T M Pict in6 j 1 nr ee ‘ait Young,’ Lansing, Mich., president ef- wee Ae ie ones gen and upward] after. noon’. Sometimes ; 1918 Model ca! 1) te from =the ciation, ma h . | largely, . 10. $16.40, alk veal-| the: charges were trebled. yp: m Moore Picture in 6 Reels You eats Piecassagation, maids the: viesing a errs a6 to slo ames Cohen of 814 South First Si. oc: Are Sure to Enjoy. by en R with thegreport of the government| Hog receipts, 30,000! Mostly 15 to, Brooklyn, was arrested for disorderly No one but ownek has driven that the new crop of hay‘will aggre-|25 cents. lower. Top’ 16.75. Pigs, | Conduct. when he protested because a\| same, first class condition. gate 111,000,000 tons, He: thinks 80,- 000.000 tons will be nearer the true ‘figufes. MAY PURCHASE steady. Sheep receipts, 12,000, Slow. Lambs, shade lower. Sheep steady to 25 cents lower. Choice western wethers, $10.00. Top western ewes, $8.00 to $8.75. : pea) > LAKE GROUNDS ST SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK Jamestown, July: 15.—The; proposed South St. Paul, Jul; = % , ly 15.— Hog re- : = purchase of the Spiritwood Lake} ceipts, 4,600. Mostly 50 cents lower. j y ? chautauqua grounds by the Stutsman Range, $13.50 to $14.50. county commissioners to serve the Bulk, $13.50 to'$13.55. double purpose of memorial to i Cattle ‘receipts, 2,800. _ Killers soldiers of Stutsman county and a big } steady and Seana ve { public playground met with the unan- Fat steers, $6.50: to. $15.50.~ imous approval of the members of the Cows and ‘heifers, $5.50 to $13.00. Jamestown chamber of commerce at Calves, 50c lower, $6.00 to $12.50. the regular July meeting. President} Stockers and- feeders, slow and G. M. Springer presided at the meet- | weak, $4.50 to $12.50. > ing and introduced the matter of the proposed purchase, explaining that he had been requested to place the mat- ter before the chamber. We have with us a factory rep- resentative who will no doubt call on you to offer a complete demonstra- . tion of this wonderful electric } cleaner and its attachments. Wethers,, $4.00 to $7.50. Ewes, $2.80 to $7.50. FLOUR MARKET Minneapolis, July 15.—iFlour un- changed. ‘Shipments 55,120 barrels. ‘Barley, $.98 to $1.19. Rye No. 2, $2.12 1-4 to b2.14 1. ran, .49, WHEAT MARKET Minneapolis, ‘July 15. Wheat re- ceipts 180 cars compared with 114 cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 north- ern, $2.90, to $3.00. Corn No. 8 yel- low, $1.48 to $1.51. Oats No. 3, white Hy cents to 93 cents, Flax, $3.44 to 3/52, - INGE a PMA 2 ‘00 LATE TO'CLASSIFY | prebrab eiexe acon seamen er ello ‘OR S. Practically new Ford tou ing car. Price $500. «Call 10, East Main or phone 212U. 7-15-3t FOR SAI,E. OR TRADE—6 work horses, 2 colts; one Deering binder, 1 sulky plow, 1 shoe seeder, also 8 room house ond 10 lots: “A. F.Margutt, Bismarck, N. D, i : As a complete renovating plant operating , . froma lamp socket THE ROYAL will clean thoroughly Rugs, Hardwood Floors, Picture Mold Walls, Radiators, Lace Curtains, Piano Interiors, Mattresses, Plows and Tapestry . Chairs and Hair Drying, 7-15-3t LOST—A raincoatg containing @ bunch of vs, between Bismartk and Ward's grove. Finder phone 624K, 7-15-lwk FOR SALE—Good fresh milch cow and heifer. 822 East Main Street, or phone 536X, 7-14-1wk FOR SALE—Having two general’ merch- e S andise stores am compelled by sickness Tenses’ to be duplicated, realize to sell one. Postmastership goes with | store whic! rings steady income, ex- that Knowles ACCURACY is clusivé of business. Will sacrifice for rk, N. not a hit or miss proposition. . No land trade. P. M. Lark \ ; is a habit that is’ worth its weight in gold. Thé many cus- tomers of this store, having had their glasses fitted by us or who bring or send us broken We’ brave the finest equipped D. 7-18: Optical’ department and the (ANTED—Second cook . at Homan's : only complete ‘lense grinding RENT—Furnished” oom for. light 4 plant this side of Fargo: Don’t pigusekee ping. Ehone oboL, i Tosat i ° i * . i 8, We ig) ousekeeping Call us for a special demonstration which: Hatide then while. you, wait rooms for rent at 1016 Broadway, i iti Y An . Optical Specialist in Bismarck, N.'D. 7-lé-1wk | is positively free of charge. charge, Satisfactory service | WANTED—Young man with suttici rendered’ for over fourteen ent education and determination to make good for position in Parts Department. This. is an opportun- ity for the right sort to make good. Apply to Lahr Motor Sales Com- 4 any, \ 715-Lwk (ANTED—Bookkeeper~ and ‘steno- F. A. KNOWLES grapher with experience. If’ you! want a permanent position and are years. in Bismarck. SKEELS ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 370 -Buy a farm "puy a summer buseslew { \ Buy a game preserve / a splendid player [ano \\ Vin ‘a victrofa do. luxe X, Buy a movie saad ete & re aninterest i 8 ate college course partnership, in @ até if the library | 3 Ma oltect 8 roc » eInstall 8 : emical labo- da wint Equip a ° » Spent »-Purchase new farm mar Wer would you do--how would you use the money if you bs ;eash prizes? Would it be an automobile—a home—a farm—a business? Check « your choice, “Determine to va the money in this great cash prize contest. : Then think of this! 104 people will surely get cash awards. 104 Ohio and Jndiana..; “Third, they are composed wholly of, section to get out wheat. Today ‘he A West Va., Situation conscientious objectors who refused to; says it hasn't a cates Mast of. the Raylo Dealers? 4 Spporrunine aitst thi fo wtoate. 4 buy what you. always. wanted Concerning West Virginia, where| fight when Canada was being bled by ‘other roads are in the same fix. windews ing study of Pry ada aes i ES a4 ‘rying is easy—just an interest- see the Contest Picture in a di No obligation—se delay—start now and win money for the thing you want. Contest AMERICAN EVER READY WORKS | iis LONG ISLAND CITY - NEW YORK Check your choice ee | | { | 5 300, 7 me ! » REFUGE AT CONEY ¢ ‘ Cincinnati, July 15.-Members ofthe s : oN mers: : ti e ‘ BEAR IL f 1 _ bes! CHICAGO LIVESTOCK “New York, July 15.—Bath house] @-dressing room for mixed parties. Accident 99 Aaa, snevelationi: nuabering Chicago,’ July 15.—Cattle receipts,|'charges were doubled at Coney: Island - - For Your Hai ; gonvention. here today, brought with} 10,000. (Beet steers. opened ‘slow and| Sunday when about half. of the 300,000. : policeman interferred with his busi- ness of using a big moving van for a Sheep receipts, 7,000... Steady. ~ Se Tate, $508 08 F100. TE EEE RR: JEWELER & OPTOMETRIST apable, apply to Lahr Motor Sales | t H bag PU Bismarck i : ene C161 Wk | A 11 y a ce] e Ee THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1920 G pine f (Buy a poultry farm ay a ranch in the Weel te. ae Swe Start a bank account i~ nna es Pay for jan annuity fo8 : ‘ rE rendlatber } ™eSS 1} Buy several oil paistisg® »-Own a race rail iu dt or an, elaborate TPN oP bs arden . “Tons an electric Teht- Ey vee plant q ‘Pay for a wedding bid My — Construct a wireless £12° artery te tion p-Pay fot . 15 income a months | ots Nite S) Pay off a mortess? ‘an airplane Buy, ost-gradus small thurch » Build 8 na sslonary Dont for a parsonace 1 ee an a. well-equipped er in the »Endow & Bospits! won the $3,000.00 first prize in the Eveready $10,000.00 Cash Prize Contest—or the $1,000.00 second or one of three $500,00 Picture, Contest Blanks, Rul information inside the dealer's store. be judged by the editors swer selected by id Life. Should two or more conte: judges for any prize, the full: a: fdnight, August 1, 1920. of National Carbon Company, Inc. ‘ ‘ ‘Eveready Flashlight Batteries Fit all Flashlights Powerful, long-lived; Eveready Flashlight Bat- teries deliver a greater amount of current for a Ionger time. Be’ sure you get sa EVEREADY Flachlight Battery. ‘Guaranteed — eat Eveready dealers bave a fresh supply. “window: then, get a free copy of the | } | | bath house. The policeman objected on the double ground that Cohen did not have a bath-house license and that {he.was allowing his van.to be used as 000 TAKE - FOR SALE Phone 699 DANCE — 8 «AT SCHEBLER’S BARN : Friday, July 16th McDONALD’S ORCHESTRA s Robinson, Baritone singer, will also be there A REAL VACATION Most of the good of taking a vacation lies in com- _ plete rest, change of activities, relaxation from rou- tine and everyday worries. ‘ We can help you-take a real vacation this summer. Let us look after your financial details.\ Forward your deposits or have remittance sent direct to us.. We credit them to your account and notify you. Funds in the form'of Travellers Checks make ident- ification unnecessary While you are away. , Leave your valuable papers and personal property with us for safe keeping while you have a good rest and relief. from worries. Make it a real vacation this year. The Brnarck Bank | Bismarck North Dakota