The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1920, Page 8

\ ‘PAGE EIGHT oy BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE 158 \ You'll like the centrally located, warm, fireproof, storage—you’ll like the prompt, courteous attention you receive from every, member of our organiza- PHONE 490 OPEN ALL NIGHT tion—you’ll like our “open all night” policy—in fact, if you are not taking advantage of our UNEQUALED SERVICE, you are‘not getting all out of your car that you might. Our Expert Car Washers Will Please You . —Day or Night " DISTRIBUTORS ' | MOTOR oIve & } Western Electric POWER &. LIGHT PLANTS COMPANY FRIDAY, SEPT. 17, 1920 TRUCKS, ERVICE STORAGE BATTERY “Costs Less per Month of Service” ‘300 FOURTH ST. FAIR IS BEST | 2,500. The attendance on Wednes-| forced him to retire. Mr. Loubek was EVER DECLARE day, Bismarck day, was a record- tery much pleered with the showing. breaker. larkins has been winning events if 3 | The fair closed last night with an| With the Essex in fast time and had G6. NAVAL, COMMUNICATION: SERVICE: ish. Excellent train service was fur- " ITS OFFICIALS nished on the last day. A special terday’s, race in 6:25. Tex had but train was run to the fair early last | one lap to go when he was forced out. Attendance Mark Is Satisfac- tory to Directors of Missouri Slope Exhibition The attendance on the fjrst day was ! dlriving a whale of a race, doing half- ‘about 2,200; the second day, 5,500,| mile laps in 37 seconds and having a and yesterday, the closing day, about | fine lead when a vacuum clogged and DANIELS GETS FIRST MESSAGE Indian dance and a gala carnival fin-| it not been for the accident Mr. Lou- bek believes he would have won yes- ‘RADIOGRAM RECEIVED AT COMMUNICATION OFFICE. 2. =x NAVY DEPARTMENT p= The free-for-all trot or pace, in which three of the fastest horses on the fairgrounds were entered was won by Haldamont’s in \ three straight heats. Squaw Dillard was in all three and Tom Carlisle fini ed third. The time was 2:190, 7 and two Bismarck special trains people home at evening, brought night. 1 Auto Race Features. Several track events, the feature of which was the automobile race, were WSS Of LOFAYETTE THAT WAS “HEARD AROUND WORLD” BIG STOCK SALE BEING PLANNED Burnstad Herd Will Be Dis- persed at Sale at Mandan Pavilion A big stock sale of registered Here- ford stock will be held at the Mandan fair pavilion on Friday, Oct. 1, when the herd of C. P. Burnstad, of Burn- stad, N. D., is disposed of. Arrange- FOR OCTOBER 1: Fi ments for the sale have been complet- ed by.B. H. Critchfield, of Fargo. Hull and Burdick are the auctioneers. ‘Included in the lots which will be | Offered at auction are 115 females and 75 calves at foot. All calves are sired by. Harris Prince 156th, an Anxiety bred bull:from the Harris herd in Mis- souri. Only the best of each year’s crop of heifers have been kept and will be offered, it is stated. The herd is declared to show remarkable uni- formity throughout. Promoters of the sale expect buyers to come from all parts of North Da- kota and also from Montana, South Dakota and ‘Minnesota for the sale. on the closing afternoon program. Al- fred Moe, of Valley City, driving a Monroe special motored machine, toak | track. first place, and M. BE. Granwick, of The Ford novelty race, in. which Valley City took’ second place. The | the driver cranked his car every half- time for five miles was 7:02. mile in a three-mile race, was won Two cars were entered by R. B.| by “Rusty” Smith, of Mandan. Loubek, of Bismarck, one an Essex Relay Race Finished. i driven by Ted Harkins and the other} ‘he third heat of-the. relay running a pacemaker for Harkins, which drop+| race was won by Max Thiele, with ped out before the finish according} Rudolph Olson second. Two miles to prearranged plans. Harkins was] were raced each day, and eight riders, with a string of four horses each, were entered. The Indians dropped out, yesterday after others charged they were changing horses. Many of the exhibits of agriculturat {products shown at the fair will be preserved. One of the finest of these was the exposition of work done by boys and girls clubs in. the state. This included exhibitions of the boys and girls pig clubs, etc. The exhibit was under the direction of O. A. Barton, of Fargo, state club: leader, and Miss Trene Dunn, assistant. Pick Champions. it A special picked exhibit made up from the boys’ and girls’ exhibits at the Mandan fair will represent North Dakota at the Sioux City, la.,’inter- state fair next week, in competition with 11 states. The exhibit will in- clude 36 jars of fruit, vegetables and meats, as well as corn and sewing, and possibly livestock. Among the winners were Vere Dav- ison of Heil, Grant county, who was declared the grand champion boy corn grower. Verne is about 15 years of age, has been growing corn for three years and had at the fair the best 10 ears of corn submitted by boys. His club leader in Grant coun- ty is Miss Inez Herron. Clarence Bracewell, Grand Forks county, was. declared the champion boy pig grower. He raised the grand champion junior boar at the fair. The club leader in his county is Miss Elizabeth Burr. This exhibit included showings of ‘|the agricultural and livestock work of boys and girls from many coun- ties, and , indicated a healthy inter- est among young North Dakotans. With the exhibits at Sioux City also will go the champion junior stock judging team of the state, chosen at the Fargo fair,'and a demonstration am of boys’ and girls’ club mem- ers, SCHOOL LOANS ON FARM LANDS OVER 6 MILLION Report of Land Commissioner Shows Overhead Handling Cost Is Small 3-4 and 2:19, considered good for the CLOSE EVENTS ON TRACK| Exhibitors were taking livestock home, temporary stands were being torn down and officials were cleaning up the business of the Missouri Slope fair at, Mandan today. The fair, in the opinion of Secretary j J. A. Biggs, was highly successful. | “ASPIRIN WARNING! The name ‘‘Bayer’’ is the .thumb- print which identifies genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 20 years and proved safe by millions. ¢ of Arvilla, SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an ‘‘unbroken package’’ of genuine ‘‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,’ which contains proper direc- tions for Headache, Ea:ache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheuma- tism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly American! Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents—Larger packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacoticactdester of Salteyitcact” AUDITORIUM One Night, September 22nd The Over-whelming Musi- cal Comedy Success Prices, $1.10, $1.65, $2.20, Oliver Morosco Presents Your Favorite Comedienne, CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD in Her New Musical * Comedy, Linger Longer Letty Mail Your Order for Seats Now 3 ; Don’t blame us if you’re unable to secure jase through the Immigration de- -allhg, seats you want at the last minute. partment, which claims to be inducing The extent of the business of th board of university and school lands is shown in a report made today ‘by A. D Gunderson, land commissioner. The report discloses that the board has made farm loans in excess of $6,000,000, considerably more than the Bank of North Dakota, at a much smaller expense. No land gales will be held during the fall and winter. The sales are not to be held because the board does not belieye it is a propitious time t’ hold them, and if there was a desire to hold sales, the fact that the ap- propriation of the department was virtually cut in half by the legis- lature would make it impossible to advertise and hold the sales in ac- cordance with law, unless an emerg: ency appropriation were granted, The board holds some fine school land. No inquiries for the land have been the state.” ~ Twelve years are allowed to repay Ya farm loan made by the office of the | large numbers of People to come into eat Sale Monday, at Harris & Co. sroteemaarae nyt SECRETARY OF THE NAVY, of : via iu WASHINGT! nN THIS I$ THE FIRST WIRE, WORLD #ND MARKS THEY ACHIEVEMENT. W4 ‘AFAYETTE RADIO land commissioner. The expense of the office, which include also the handling of bond sales and other matters connected with the school lands, is but $14,000 or $15,000 a year. The loans are made at a very small cost to the state, in comparison with the expense of making loans through the Bank of North Dakota. Total Given For the fiscal year ending June 30, 1920, the total amount invested in’ bonds was $2,424,745.42. Of the above amount $985,000 was invested in seed grain and feed bonds. The total amount invested in farm mortgages for the fiscal year end- ing June 30, 1920, was $835,255.00. The balance in all funds on June 30, 1920 was $233,303.60. The interest rate on all «bonds purchased js 4 per cent and on farm lands is 5 per cent. The purchase of bonds.in the total amount of $3,000,000 has been author- ized, but cannot.be paid for until collections are received by the de- partment this fall and winter, Mr. Gunderson said... 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