The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1920, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ANTI-TOWNLEY LEADERS PLAN FALL VICTORY. Bismarck District Men Endorse Plan for Campaign and Prepare for Fight i G. STEWART NAMED HEAD|§ County Chairmen Named to Or- ganize Forces for Record Campaign Here joint meeting of over forty and Democratic leaders » Kidder, Emmons, Logan, , and Burleigh counties hell at the Grand Pacific hotel here .yes- terday afternoon the plan of action already passed by the seven other group meetings was adopted. The meeting was called to order and G. W. Stewart, of Wilton, was unanimously named chairman. Theodore G. Nelson, executive retary of the Independent Voters’ a: sociation told of the enthusiast sentiment found over the entire state. Sveinbjorn Johnson, chair- man of the Democratic state central committee adressed the meeting. Willing to Work. “All over the state,” he said, “we find that men are willing to continue in the harness, keep up the fight, with more spirit, more pep, and have a resolution to win. All signs point to success.” County chairmen for the fall cam- paign were elected as follows: McLean county—George M.’ Robin- son. Emmons county—E. A. Anderson, Linton, Logan county—A. F, Lehr. Burleigh county—H.° P. Bismarck G. W. Stewart, Wilton, was named as county supervisor. Lay Fall Campaigns. Plans were laid for the organiza- tion and conduct of the fall cam- paign against Townleyism, the Bis- marck district endorsing and work- ing along the same lines as propos- ed by the Committee of 21 and al- ready endorsed in all but one dis- trict of the state. - 4 In speaking of the enthusiastic group of le ‘8 in attendance, Theo. G. Nelson said: “We're at it again. In meeting leaders throughout the state we have found that there is a majority opin- jon against the league. The only question is to, weld together that opinion and those votes. The spirit we have found shows it can be done. Its ‘the third time and out—for the league.” Godard, Several Make Talks. Among the district leaders to ad- dress the meeting were H. P. God- dard, Bismarck; F. 0. Hellstrom; V. L. Anderson, of Wilton; G. M. Mc- Kenna, of Napoleon, H. H. France, of Gackle; and others. Tomorrow the anti-league forces of the Jamestown district will meet there. . The Fargo resolution on national issues was adopted by the group af- ter a slight discussion. The National Issues. | The various leaders emphasised the necessity for improving condi- tions within the state and pointed out the comparative insignificance of the states’ vote on national nominees. A united force, undivided by petty party differences, to make a clean sweep of the league was the spirit and aim of the group. The Bismarck group adopted the following resolution: “That we members of the anti-Townley Organ- 1920 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE OF , FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1920 SEASON 1920 JOHN B. STETSON Heals... ization of the Bismarck group re- spectfully suggest to all partisan po- each of them courteously request of their respective national committees that no other speakers in behalf of national party issues, than the nomi- nees for .President and Vice-presi- dent of any of the political parties, be sent into this state at any time between now and the general elec- Those Attending. - Among those in attendance at the; meeting were: J. P. Henn of Stras- burg; E. A. Anderson, of Linton; H. V. Semling, of Bismarck; L. E. Hea ton, of McKenzie; V. L. Anderson, of Wilton; H. H. France, of Gackle; W. M. Noddings, of Napoleon; L. W. Snerry, of Bismarck; O. E. Bryant, Napoleon; H. P. . Goddard, of _Bis- marck; J. H. Riley, of Driscoll; G. M. McKenna, of Napoleon; G. W. Stewart, of Wilton, L. H. Langley, of Bismarck; B. F. Flannagan, of Bis- marck, P. G. Harrington, of. Bis- marck; H..P. Asselstine, of Moffit; John Satterlund, of Washburn; J. M. Berthofff, of McKenzie; W. J. Tay- lor, of Menoken; D. 14. Houser, of Napoleon; A. F. Lehr, of Gackle; J. K. Doran, of Bismarck; S. Johnson, of Grand Forks; G..N. Livdahl, of Bismarck; R. S. Wilcox, of Bis- marck; J. M. Thompson, of Wilton; F. 0. Hellstrom, of Bismarck; E. T. Burke, of Bismarck; and Fred Peter- son, of Bismarck. o * | MARKETS | — SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Aug. 13.— Hog re- ceipts, 2,600. Steady to 25c higher. Range, $13.75 to $14.75. Bulk, $14.00-to $14.25. Cattle receipts, 2,00Q. Killers steady to weak. y Fat, steers, $6.50 to $15.00. Cows and heifers, $5.50 to $12.50. Calves steady, 50 cents lower, $4.25; to $14.50. Stockers and. feeders, steady, $4.00 to $11.50. Sheep receipts, 800. Steady. Lambs, $5.50 to $11.50. Wethers, $4.00 to $7.50. Ewes, $2.50 to $6.70. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Aug. 13.— Cattle receipts, 4,000. Steady to strong. Calves ‘ry.” higher than yesterday. litical committees in the state, that | steady. Sheep receipts, 8,000. Generally CHICAGO GRAIN et Chicago, Il, Aug. 13.—Wheat, red No. 2, $2.68 to $2.61. Wheat, hard No. 2, $2.59 to $2.6144, Oats, No. 2\white, 0.76 to $.77 3-4. qgatt No, 3 white, $.73 1-2 to $.75 12. pis Wa Corn, mixed No. 2, $1.59 to $1.60. Rye, No. 1, $1.30. Timothy seed, $8.00 to $11.00. ’ MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN fWheat receipts: 154) cars, scompared, with 294 carg-a ‘year ago.” 4 Cash .No. 1 northern, ,$2.75 to $2.85: Corn, No. 3 yellow, $1.64 to $1.67. Oats, No. 3 white, $.69 to $.71 5-8. Flax, $3.37 to $3.39. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Flour 25 to 30 cents higher. Barley, $.87 to $1.08. Rye, No. 2, $2.02 3-4 to $2.03 3-4. {WEATHER REPORT! For twenty-four hours ending at noon, Aug. 13. Temperature at 7 a. Highest yesterday; Lowest yesterday Lowest last night Precipitation Highest wind velocity - Forecast For North Dakota: Fair tonight and Saturday; warmer tonight and |in the south portion Saturday. Lowest Temperatures Fargo 4 Williston. 52 Grand Fork 36 St. Paul 52 Winnipeg Chicago, . ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Myra: : % ‘You tell me “Don’t Ever Mat- Mv brother wants to know why you didn’t pull that on him tweive years ago? i joe. NOTICE There will be no more dances weak. Hog receipts, 12,000. 25 to 35 cents at Sheblers until further notice. Ladies’ Hose, black, brown and white per pair Children’s Hose, white and brown only; per pair Curtain Scrim, a limited amount; only per yard ........ 1 Oc ular price. Cups, only seconds .... 8-inch white plates, each Gold band sauce dishes— Fluted glass dishes, dozen $1 .00 dozen ...10¢ ae 15¢ The Wellworth Store 32 Main Street Bismarck’s famous Bargain Store will again offer the public bar- gains at prices unheard of in this city. It will pay you to stock up in the following merchandise, each one a staple article: — Shelf Paper, regular 10c; sale ' PFICE she fhe. ce Ne g Cc Toilet Paper; 7 rolls for....... (Limit, 14 rolls to cus- tomer) 4 Paper Needles, assorted sizes ; package ........... 5c Wire Hair Pin; | box! fee ate 5c. Children’s wash dresses, the right thing for school—257 off reg- OUR CROCKERY DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE Jelly glasses, spe- cial; per dozen. . 49c ‘Water glasses; each) Sees: ROS 5 Cc Onehalf-gallon glass jugs; sale price 5... ee oe 59 Cc Extension curtain rods..... 1 Oc 100-piece white and gold dinner sets, Saturday special, $18.50; also kept in open stock. 50-piece Blue Bird breakfast set, Saturday special, $12.50. No telephone calls accepted in this sale. We deliver to all parts of the city. Palmolive Soap;‘ 3 bars ....... z i 25c Children’s Garters ......... 1 5c Men’s Garters; 1 5 pair ....... Rusrerart Cc fe tooth brushes; reg- ular 25c; BRCM iio aiejriets sieves 1 5c Ouiji Talking Board, lots Sa ae 10c Canvas gloves; per pair fy at Bee 15c Pena eer 1 0 Cc cin fn LOC yincrease in freight ‘| maximum freight rate law of the °| dqualization. RAILROADS ARE MAKING LITTLE, TT IS-DECLARED| Increase in State Rates-Is Held Necessary by Representa- tives of Roads 4 * Counsel for’ railroads seeking an and ‘passenger rates in North Dakota equal to the increases granted by the Interstate Commerce commission continued in the hearing today to introduce evi- dence designed to show that the state is confiscatory. ‘ The Great Northern railroad, ac- cording to evidence presented by the railroads, made but 1.5 per cent in- terest on the’ amount of property in North Dakota, on the valuation of the property by the state board of G i The Northern Pacific and Soo’ lines Iso presented evidence designed to show'‘the: ‘same’ tondition “exiating IN ALL NEW BLOCKS, COLORS, FINISHES AND SHAPES ROSENS CLOTHING SHOP the railroad commission, C. F. Du- puis, being present. MARRIED HERE _ LAST EVENING; John Crowder, of Bismarck, and Mrs. Kate Crowder of Paradise, N. D¥ were married at the Baptist parsonag@} | by Rev. Geo. Newcomb last ‘evening: They will reside at the Bismarck hotel, for the present. @ Mr. Crowder at present holds @ po- sition as engineer at the~‘Bismarck hospital. Miss Stella Finyall attended the ceremony last evening? ; } FOR RENT—Room for rent. Gentle- | man only. Good location. Call 683R. 312 N. Ninth St. 8-13-3t. KLOSAGONY JAZZERS Dance by “Klosagony Jaz- zers” at K. C. Hall, Saturday night. KLOSAGONY JAZZERS Dance by “Klosagony Jaz- zers” at K. C. Hall, Saturday night. ‘4¥QsT OPENED—A new and secéad-hand {furniture ; , store, | *.Commissioner with respect,\to thelr lines. : |where you will get a square ral Milhollan, | deal.—S. .C... Thompson, on cor- back from ~Washingtoh sat in thy| ; 7 1 iearing this attemoon:, He was: ab. | Ret Fifth and Front streets. If you have any stoves or furni- fent in the first, day’s jhearing and this morning, orfly oné: member Jot| ture to sell, phone 593L. “GUSSNER’S ». The House of Quality. Merchandise Phone 60. 310 Main,St. ‘" Phone 60 Order Early—Get the Habit of Thrift—Or- der Early iA FRUIT SPECIALS Grope Fruit, small but very juicy; 2 for WATERMELONS ON ICE—We always havea large sup- ply of fine melons in our cold storage. Order one from the ice. Cherries, fancy dark red—your last opportunity to pur- chase fancy Cherries for canning; per basket, approximately 12 pounds Pickling Cucumbers, all sizes, from fingers to slicers; order now at from 75c per peck to... . Price’s Baking Powder; large size; very fancy;' each »GROCERY SPECIALS — Coffee, Gussner’s Special, guaranteed ; at, per! pound.... Head Lettuce, extra large; previously sold for 55c, now Raisins, very fancy; 30c value ‘at A Honey in combs, special at Beans, Navies; 15c value at Hunt’s Baking Powder; 35c value at, LS NSBR eee annEn BIGBASEBALL GAME MOFFIT CAPITAL CITY TEAM AT CAPITOL BALL PARK : 3 P. M. SHARP. SUNDAY, AUGUST 15th. COME, BOOST AND ROOT Admission, 35c; Everybody Come! LVIN’S | Quality Meat Market, ae eee Where you get service, quality and value for money received. RT SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY: VEAL STEW—POT ROAST—FRESH DRESSED FOWL STRICTLY FRESH EGGS—CREAMERY BUTTER J. B. GALVIN, Prop. Deliveries will be, from now, on, 8:00 and 10:30 A. M. and 2:00 and 4:30 P. M.; except Saturday’s last delivery, 7:00 P. M. Phone 722 EA BROWN Quality Grocer 114 Fifth Street WE DELIVER BY TRUCK Opposite City Scales MEAT SPECIALS" All of our meats are from the choicest animals, select- ed from the large herds we always maintain, and when slaughtered are the finest obtainable. Our Refrigerators are strictly modern and the meats are handled in a sani- tary and scientific manner. Lard, Pure Open Kettle rendered. Two-thirds pound of this lard will go farther than one pound of the so-called substitute. None of the essen- : tial oils removed. Veal, Milk Fed, Very Fancy Veal- Beef, selected stock. Veal, Milk Fed, Very Fancy— Stews Stk: Shoulder. . Roast Shoulder Chops, Rib L Roast Rump. Beef, Our Own Corn Pot Roast .. Recular Roast Prime: Corned Beef Pig Shanks, ** at, per pound 5 Try our Sausage made fresh daily by experts DO NOT FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ABOVE ITEMS AS THEY ARE ESPECIAL BARGAINS AND GOODS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY IS EGG PLANT, SWEET CORN, TOMATOES, NEW BEETS, NEW CARROTS, NEW PEAS, RADISHES. GREEN ONIONS, GREEN PEPPERS, Ete. . SATURDAY SPECIALS ro RE ode ig a Ee $4.15 ’ Peaches for canning; quality, fine; per box .., Blue Flame Coffee, 3-pound package; special price...........+ $1 ‘65 Swiss Rose Toilet Soap; special price; 12 bars for ‘Invincible Toilet Paper; special; 13 rolls for... ... cece cece eee ett ete ee aes 27c Rolled Rye; special ; : 3 packages for......... ees eee eee e eee e eens 25c R. L. Washing Powder, special ; 5 packages for..........++ ete van ee $1 .00 Swift’s Pride Laundry Soap, special; Bo bats for bau eeiae cogs es stewie seve © oielajtle ebeie a 25c Ivory Soap Flakes; special price, 83 packages fOr. J......6 000s ce ees e eee eeeeee 29c Skinned and Boneless Sardines ; special, per 1-pound box............ Ruste Seek 35c (Pure High-test Whipping Cream) PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM WE DELIVER BY TRUCK ‘ BS b FALL SHOWING | a4 4