The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1920, Page 3

(Conti: dent Wilsot beredthe | STATE WELFARE BEFORE PARTY, MYERS, ASSERTS Nonpartisans. and I under- stand he picked the ticket. the case, camwyou say i: is not tainted with bolshevism? ‘state are taking an active interest ia politics this year, and thé majority of ; them in this section appear to have | enlisted under the bapner of the anti- ; Townley candidate. A committee~ made up of women has taken entire charge: of the ar- | rangements for‘Mr, O’Copnor’s speak- ing tour in@his qganty apd are taking = = inuca’ iret Page/One) n. Dunn’s crowd outnum- If such is 16 when’ shots were exchanged there between the police and voltnteers. Sean Hennessy, one of the hunger strikers who, is“stated to be suffer- ing Severely, was attending an Irish college at Ballingeaty a month ago when a motor lorry was held up there aid burned after, its.saidier occilpants |. had been disarmed Michael Burke, of Folkstown Thur- les, was arrested in connection with raid there told Deputy Mayor 0O’- tonic that builds pp ‘the whole body. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield,N.J._20-18 | | Up-to-the-Minute Dance «Music. 4062 Bdwy. \ t yo = Sine ‘ j . ( ' WEDNESDAY, vets 1 1920.. BISMARCK ‘DAILY TRIBUNE: . eae ayy = roa —_ pes ne NO RXCUSE F 0 R land te situated “near the Mowe| WELLESLEY GIRL LANDS HIGH River and: is considered among the prime farming lands of the state. ‘Fif- ON STAGE: LADDER. FIRST LEAP 4 teen years ago it Was taxed at $15.00 y seth Ae 3 AG j Bs } ; , x per quarter. s + ASSERTSE, foal said, “Mr. Stair, what was’ the * . last tax statement that you receiv- ea?” THEATRE 'ARMER. “why,” hes edid, sie) tast! state. BIGGEST, BEST AND NEWEST PHOTOPLAYS > ; Ment. received was a few days ago, é . { Cc ‘ 8 which placed imy faxes at Offers: Tonight TONIGHT a ~ ~ Commissioner x Staiy “Tells What more than double what I pai g MARY PICKFORD He Has to Pay on Bottineau, Previous year on this same tract of| ye "RUSSELL / f 1 ee Land j “Mr. Stair,” I said, ATG enorm- fet rae a. ~\t ous raise of taxes was net surely all| ap tee seer i : : .&f s oF ; made in one yéar!” Yo ie) Bt 9 ’ Commissioner B. B. Stair, who has| Mr. Stair replied, “Yes, nearly all 6“ ; ’ Ow UO ou, ean? relatives who have obtained: blaces of | [ eithin: pia. yee the peers $45 schers ne. are political. preferment’ from the Non-! 1918, and $60.00 pee quarter in, 1919: Admirers of: “America’s Sweet- partisan league, gave an interview to} This yedr as I said before, it is A Drama of Love and Revenge Amid the California heart” will find this picture;one the Pioneer-Gazette m Wibaux, Mont., | $204.36 on the two quarters. | a of unusi \ in| which he told how his taxes had} Mr! ‘Stair ‘continuing, ‘s1id, “ij Redwoods : poeple ki aaron risen {n\ North Dakota, and adyised| Wrote to some ‘of my—relatiyes in | » ' Paracas apis , Montana farmers not to vote for the} that vicinity,and asked them if there . é i. . ; Friday Nonpartisan league. The article fol-| Was. some mistake made in my tax \ Friday: ft uh . « lows: statement, and''they replied in a let- < ci | “ ) 1 i Me Stair eald: ns secured twpfer ‘Mibh I recetved a few days \LOUIS TRACY’S HER HONOR, THE r sections ‘ot in Bottinea' a might consider mysel uc! 99.4 J 99 coynty,”N. D. ‘about 15°’ years ,ago,| to-get off ws easy aa‘ I aid.” “TH if LEN! ea A R | MAYOR Ke that time the taxes: on ‘that | I said, “Miy Stair, is this raise in E,.Sl a. B RRIE 3 Property were $15 per quarter. This; taxation uo,/to the raise “TY the | —— yaluation‘ of this land?” f a An@ hé replied, “Why, I should ’ think not. Two years ago, 1 was ol-) Foley’s | fered $4000.00 per quarter for, this 11 HUNGER STRIKERS INCLUDE’ AMO. s land, and I would not take it. Just : AY Honey and Tar [tink "or $8000.00 for the “two _ THEIR NUMBER /TWO IRISH BROTH ERS . COMPOUND | duarterb!”" ; a: See a ee “That same year one of my rela-| aioe young — hunger-striking | Loosens THE Mpa ion sold a quarter for $3200.00, But! Many’ Charges Placed- Against prissner. John Power, aged 19, af Ca clears, Us ‘coats ‘emember that, at the present gi ny shel, Tipperary, was arrested ‘at the ' inflamed(a eae 2 Mebraeae ‘wit I would sell any quarter for’ $2 Men Who Join in Fight for village of Rosegreen, as a’ suspected rt thing ¢ demulcent, eases. j and would be’ tickled to dea Trish Freedom. y | Itish wepublican sordier as wes also mavens s1aBe | Hing in thé throat | could get it. ‘Let anyone oifer me ii - [Joseph Kenny, of Grenagh, County and makes: telreghing, restful sleep | $5000.00 for'the two quarters and 4 Cok, Oct. 13.-Among: the 11 hune | Cork. POPIDIE: .555 |L wouldnt be long in accepting it.” ik | “Kenny lived many years in Montana. Banished La Grippe Coughs I said, “Mr. Stair; how do you ex- gor, strikers “in. jail .here. are tWo) He has seven children the last be- A 50614 Northraid St., Charles- plain this tremendous doubling’ otj | brother, John and Heter Crowley of orm a few days ago. Another f a iad {otell you that Feley's your Hires: Avith a decrease in valua- Ballylanders; Limerick) whi! Joseph Murphy, is « 5 e best remedy forking | tion? Do you think that the cost of| brother is fiunget-striking in Winchds--|Cork lad who was arrested in_con-| have cor uted fatbing aoals de ae ;administration-has jumped as muca, ter jail, Bnglaid. thi ae the nection with a raid on! his howe at dood. I was full of cold, Ihad the grip ail that the s'ate muSt have this revenue 8 URGE ‘| Which the ‘police aré reported to have | wiser until 1 dot two Qe botles “foley 89 ‘has just tested ; 2180 i f Floney and Tar. T used 16 battles. ‘Lam qa yt Set by with? brought sto: Cork - V found a.part of a homb ahd an in-| * ws to say I can't feel any moré cold in my chest.” Mr. Stair replied, “I don’t think alsd' Burnedsrecently after, a, ae iminating document. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound that afte post; of g Administration been inade- upon it, yr ‘ives prompt ‘elt sie coughs, colds, | 5! a ld herany Bue Y Lt e ha aoe This family rents automobiles which arseness, by ings tl ana By coping or A My 2 YEATA 880, pat at some the military officials assert were used song spasmodic croup and, bronchi i ay is getting away with some- Poth f for Sinn Fein activities,” Up till the c 2 E “ ” present one of thefr aptomobiles is |; ‘ ; NEW YORK—Neither a ‘highbrow college education nor a) migsing and the father gis" Informed To those of delicate con- ee ee eae a a home in New York harbor isia handicap to a stage career, if the] tat unless he revealed its where- om ; : 5 experience of Miss Lucille Poth is good evidence. *Miss ‘Poth, | abouts he would, be arrested. stitution, young or old, GS _ ' daughter of Mr. and’ Mrs. John Poth of Rossville, Staten ISland,] “If I’knew I woul not tell you,” ae ibs ate wee | BISMARCK is a Wellesley graduate. Her parents’ town house is at 3682 Broad- he is reported:to have\replied» Con- | 7 , \ A sequently he was arrepted. Bx way. At college she took part in dramatics—her only stage ex-| “two other prisoners:from Ballylan- HURL, Y's’ * : perience. She overgame parental objections and landed with} ders, Michael O'Reilly and Chris- i 3 \ 4 EY’S “Turn to the Right” in Boston recently. Now she’s a favorite, |topher Upton were arrested on July is nourishment and ||. ORCHESTRA Phone 909 WAEN YOU ASK FOR s ,BUTTER ry a 4 olsnovierh hai a farina about slong to Jnsure the candidate large| Callahan that he suffered severely | | & BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA © é 3 ee ee eed emma 6 NORTHERN ne! suggested. au 4 Yh IEDR AE hag to a beating by an officer with his @ MAIL US YOUR FILMS ® 1 daydream of Townley and Dann con- USE TRIBUNE\WANT ADS | tists and a rifie after his arrest. ‘ 2 * ats ‘i trolling the destinies if Montana. : ' * fs 5 Ar If you aspire to qualify for and to secure a’ good.busi- Desert Party Laze it, Sale pra aida aici gan HIUVAULURAUUUAUAUQUNEAQRUCECUUOCUE TAO r da $ (0 follow an outsider like A, C. Townley, ‘cpavicted | of disloyaKy to our gover! . i continued passionately. “Townley and! a . } Dunn have captured the Democrati : \ " rf party labeland would exploit and con- 4 Neon trol, the ‘state. No hqnest Dem shonld i ness or banking position, \ wisit this “Model Office Training School” or send for particular$. When.you know what we have dorte for ‘thousands of! others,, you’ll want to attend. No other College.of Commerce better equipped for its purpose; faculty of -expérts; individual instruction; stu- is dents enter at any time; college in session throughout the year; tuition reasonable; places. to. work: for board; rooms ‘ in the College Dormitory equipped for light housekeeping; , no entrance examinations ; preparatory courses for, students below the eighth grade. We specialize in training young men and women for the higher-salaried bookkeeping and ~ had been liberal) to farmers and to; organized and unorganized labor and he believed that the mers,and labor | in the United States nave been a stenographic positions; our graduates are expert and get prosperous aq any othe! 5 W from $80 to $125 a month from the start; positions guar- were the highest m M y ~ anteed. ye; state in the union. : » For pprticulars write a ae ee an ton ee ed, “our farme ers have been \ G. M. LAN GUM, Pres. avouth, We obtained some n : _° Bismarck, N. Dak. din the drouthy, i ‘ . c Soi x Z si ify cal a ae Beate | a the ely thirties’ot he nineteenth century, a v badly aa mesteadg in addition to the ine , = of ismarc ‘wrote fi if zl “eae niga pl bahay on in \ ; ; Hi Slden nt 0 1 a IT M = Couerseslonale ess a oe , “When Iwas 1 Richmond last winter I was told =— ‘ythi ve. ale fer thi 3 Eelena abo Thete apa tew'wsa eve < » » \ofta curious ‘new! device for making fire. It con- MURSDA¥OCTOBER 14TH =a me <terenind _ _, sisted of small splinters of wood with tips-of some “I -di heli T lev or . 1 u . a Nia One Night—Curtain 8:30 Fr unn could indyes the heavens to ive substance that burst into flame when rubbed on a ° == | fort! life erving rain h : se sch a Elis an acl of Go not a act aa - rough surface. If you can procure some of them v1 t eatre, = _ Why Follow: Townley? \ Let op areal aan | iyi, iplb stolen 19 for me, I shall be grateful.” Laie FY New York. The most gorgeous, glitter- , = et SS 3 i Pde , ‘ a pie an in Minnesota, where he now liv nd attempts to dictate to the Demo- 1 dowt believe a It was imany years after matches-were genérally made ing, gigantic musical extravaganza ever HVVUUR UTERUS ORGAO ,seen in Bismarck man can bea loyal Democrat and in Europe before they. were seen throughout America. ; Gt? AsBlazing Parade of fun, Fashion nea and te Ie dealing the tact that i=, There was no, means for spreading rapidly such wonder- | I E Feminity-The Bedimpled: French Heel- for sees an taper acter! the a6: | = ful news. he eras F ed Revue serguly: wee erat or Demot = a sa te i had he “ own hands and could have. relieved | Today: the new invention that contributes largely to * / themselves of whatever wrongs they 1 ‘ / = | believed they suffered. ~ <omfort-er convenience is quickly known in every. sec- zl agree in aivance foraccon? thaguletuts tion of the land. Advertisements bring the story. z) , Z| ‘ A f Nees 21" senator erie aca? bis" . ig : ) : E|teribed as, being aiuer_ great. strain Faget “Real the: advertisements in“your newspaper. They \ Band anxiety over tole are the heralds of ‘progress, the great news-spreading : = Russians Fone a ey , force of modern industry. They: contain real news for 3 form of government and repuuigethe ~ you." They save'you tinie and: lessen.your work and ie : enable you to obtain better value for the money you é vi invaded by*th Fi ould Re-tare led trent Poland ‘had sp end, Xe = stopped the red horde. In Ahis country the tenets of th reds*had spread to an appalling ex- tent. eid For Good Government.” } “1 don’t believe that the Townley- Dunn gang would do a thing to stop ” he said. “They wouldn't trv to} stop the spreading. of fae insidious | poison.” | “Time: spent in reading advertisements is) , well spent. Read ‘the advertisements, for they contain the news you , REALLY need. ; / ‘100 Disciples of the Mirth’and Beauty Cult Comics; Steppers, Songsters Galore Hémmed in by The Golden Frival Chorus of Fifty . PRICES-055¢ to. $2.20 Seat Sale Tuesday, Harris & Co. | TTT + AAA “ {NUANUASUNONUGEEAEAAUUERNURNERGAULT OURUEUAOOSUNOUOANUNEOED Women of McIntosh — Boost For O’Connor Ashley, D., Oct. 13.—J. F. T. O'Connor will undoubtedly receiv large vote from the women of M Intosh county. | a ‘