The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 14, 1920, Page 2

PAGE TWO vita president of the United States| \ Grain corporation declared, “and they fa avis Pais have not had to buy. Consequently stgieayeuls Senge 5s aE this condition was reflected in the mills keeping away trom the wheat come and gone. Its concert here wis ER SUPPLI _ttrade.” rs TT aR D IT R one of the most novel: in its history! , : Take Advantage and an event that Grandview folk will f ake i an farmers who have taken z talk of for some time. Bae! i . of the difference in ex- Grandview has™only 1,911. inh os H ‘nhis i is S Tieoaon Given by Pri tes between ‘the: Dominion | Charles. Chapin te Writed tants, 'but. when, the owns readers ‘ f i country, noW face the prob- 7 - dent: of United States Grain jyom ot ing “wheat Marker a8 : His, Book in Prison Saved > ned there eae chancs tones ate Cc prices there are desgending with those Hi oy bal (es arcs ohn tad Ga ompany [In American, exchinges, grain men im’ From Lunacy. - |¢n route betmeen Yakima and ‘Walls °) J XC) iy i ja, 1) y ei" v1 N ‘ Cope # |; here contend. ‘They ‘have petitioned . Five orca ema reene on the Tine Gtines ca ane fee 7 he gover a a already, r An Cn CANADIAN PRICES DOWN (i Sung" the gute an | DELVES IN SPIRITUALISM», CHa omy aneurin fol ASOLA can be wsed for more fe = | 1, Which was discontinued vecent- is CR floor. and stage in an empty ware. | EP ae : Diff Exchange Between; : : EDITOR'S NOTE—This is the » house. ‘Then. they dectared.a munici- LW A different ‘purposes: ‘and. at. less yf ifference in Exchange v | person can buy wheat in Canada |e first, interview to be publishel! | pal holiday: Bverything but the post-| Ba " t éther food. ‘ ‘ ‘'MwWo Countries Also Factor ‘| 6 a bushel and sell it in Min-] with Charles ©. Chapin, sinew the | office’ was ciostd, cost ‘thaniaimost any 0 be i aias | neapolis at: $: andstill make a] former ¢ity editor of the New “They mot the musicians at P: TE cbntai ter, as. do butter and in Situation | profit,” Mr. Oarey ‘said. “He loses} York Evening World began 40. | drove nine miles to Grandview, > contains no water, as A eS . | ae ante on ae fate of the ftans- erve as ite seutdres sini cSlN) gave them} a ‘combination brecktasi} \ lard-zremgins always.sweet and, palatable, ap he inneapolis, Minn., Oct. 14.-—The | #¢tioh, but when he remits InvAmer{ Sing prison er and lune / zi eee ¥ 7, ds eee tGhienn ie wheat mar--| finds it at a premiam|! Wife. Chapin was one‘of tre be: Then the concert began. znd.dogs not absgrb odors or flavors. So ket can be attributed to three major - ae ee him’ a # - the same lot of Mazola can be used over ‘Gauses, according to local grain men, aces. Sy Subbracting 3 td oF ae ee iat te i . who declare charges by various farm al loge: IR heb fatll ts 2) ase. always: man Mae and ¢veragain—a wonderfal api a any er organizations. of the northwest bush Reon vaac a : Bh ation i ou want to. use it for short- that ‘the principal. grain- exchanges “Members ‘of gfain firms there ‘so involyegeon, Hnsadial. olBeulties hoehalda Af ( 5 are manipulating the wheat market point out that the declines in wheat} Pee isa' intended to. eomant. sub ening—pyenipfter frying fish or onions— . and forcing its price down are\with- | Values coincide with similar aud even ide-after that. hb aan ve. “. never. and dording ite * mnore severe dectines in many. otjer cide-after that. but lost nis nerve, < you hgve-only.to strain it. It smokes : The three reasons, the grain men j artic les of Pade regs , ie N. ELA. Se . Srecia ; up yourkitchens 651. erie is ‘give, are the hesitant flour buying| In connection with«the wheut fingn-| A ‘ ‘ G \ by the housewife, large importation 1 tangle, Roy’A.\Young, #6verhor | New Yorks Oct. it--Spi east / Marola, makes light and better cake = of Canadian wheat, and the gen | of the Federal Regerve ‘bank here sages, he says he sapalveh fay his cnt tastier. fried. food: ‘than, animal fats. . ee, trend.to lower prices in all commoi in a reply to*statements'of the man-}wife through other persons, ’ tes: ab ager! of Ae maak of Navy Dukota him sho M%s forgiven Wim tor mur- Every; Phase of as to And sg.Jight; and: wholesome they agree “The housewife, who f 105,000,-| relative to the credit extende: 0 i fs : 000 consumers, has had large surplus-| North Dakota by the federal bank, desig Ee Pai: no Consvialcon’ 191 “Be Discussed at Columbus, e —_with¥even the most delicate childrens 9 tiga fo 4! ‘ Limes ‘said tht the Federal Reserve bank res Et, . \ : . pe : i a “is-as fair and liberal as the law There are no “crimipai ‘claases.” Ohio yi Thousands of families, leadir ee lhoters, | ubs and railroad dining care ee permits.” | Only the “writing of his, hvok, —— Fi @ i for salads..,,Jt ceets such less. halfas ran} ATARRH peMr. Young showed figures that cre:|,"Chatles E, Chapin’ Stoxy,” just} Columbus, 0. Oct. 14.—Prison of- Mazola in preference to olive;il:for snlads. It cats spuch less than helt 9g eats snc’. : ef i ¥t1 4 of head or throat is usually | lit extensions to North Dakota farm- published, saved the an‘nor trom nfad-j ficials and others’ interested fF the ~4 \2 mauch,, and is pure, ich, and wholesome. _ ob ciakis * Bi f * “benefited by the vapors of— | crs on, August 31 this year were more ness. 4 welfare of law offenders from). all IR foes crn Coe oe la i be ; than $7,500,000,- as compared with wheae and othae Faia Me state: pars ef America will gather in Col-; Seiling Representatives nf slightly more than $1,000,000 a year|™ents were made by thé vy |.umbus today for the semi-centennial Y¥ | Cc K Ss ado, ed RRTeGEne Sn the pate editor, of the New “Yor ‘fSepsion of the American Prison con: NATIONAL STARCH}CO, Peterson & Cunningham, Managera VAPORUB' deposits of its North Dakota members, | ‘Vor!d in'the course of *! ates. ) Twix City State Bank Bldg, St. Paul i ri , view he ‘has'given 2 ‘ x Every phase of criminalogy will b _4serving a life sentence Sing: Sipg | discussed in open’ meetings of the con: = for wor eh beuaneoy maniac Bites by acknowledged authotities. \ N ‘ e E ask ‘Governor James M. Cox, democrati . sie ae _— {$< == | chapin how & man accustomed to x1V- | presidential nominee, hae iwomteca te] «AL. se Gq: a Refining Company, P. O. Box 161, New York City. Ris ed ore sed peig, then pei |addres& ‘the confess Sunday after 1 ; = 7 = = hag aa aeesavinte tien the Gall rout-| noon providing his presidential speak-| ‘ i 4 : 2. ing tour does not conflict. ed ane Bsok Saves Him. Oth i — net Win Ford Sedan or $800 —WO ARE THEY? 1 (When 1 came here two yours ago] we congrean of Sunday” are George | The ‘tor of the movie machine in this » 8a ab w. k By tnehter decided to play @ joke on his audl- DWARISHO vation ‘} “I thought 1 would surely wind up in a {ickerahiam, New ren City, presi ence, so he threw these re-arranged “Movie a mad-house. ‘But I managed to p uy lent of the’ congress, aff Mrs. Maud names on the sercon, RAT MGA HANSOME be Ballington’ Booth\New York, of the { Are solve the Movie Pus- myself together by occupyjr.s iny m Volunteer’ Prison’ leagt Th 1 ‘level you are required with the writing of my ook. I apie iéct. of Progident’ Wiskersham's ie tell: you how fuch: the work o” pre- se a paring that: volume me&nt-.9 me. You| {ress Will be’“Phogress of Fifty see, F-had no notes at alland 1 had-to| Years.” ‘The ® ‘American Prison con- depend entirely upon: ‘memory... ‘This | 8'e88 held its Hyst meeting in Cin- meant alk kinds of carcentraticn cn, eltinats, 0.,'in 1870. . matters of the dim and‘afmost forgor jects ‘ot the associa include | , ten: past‘and by devoting. my mind to ininipeemune of the laws in relation | these matters I began to forget my | to-public offenders and the modes of troubles. It was work,-and this work | procedure’ by which such laws are alone, that sdved me from stark, rav- enforced; stady'of the causes of crime ing lunacy.” the ‘nature of the offender, and their 7 Chapin‘\does: ot ( belteve in: the ex: | social surroundiggs, the best methods | oners’ and probationers, especially, Ky., general secretary ‘Edward _A. | : istence of distinct criminal types. “1 of dealing’ with offenders’ and of pre-| suchas may have given evidence of Fuller, Suffield, Conn., treasure’ and} ) : find,” -bis: view is, “that ‘the criminal | venting ’ crime; improvement of the | reformation. a 4 H. H. Shirer, Columbus,- finane A FE ope ‘ J | classes’ are just average humarpybe-| penal, ‘correctional and reformatory; +. FR. Thomas, warden of the Ohio. secretary. \i ¥I iEN YOU ASK FOR < | ngs; many of ‘whom’ never'had mueh | institutions ‘tHrotghout the country. penitentiary and president.of the War-! - Allied organizations meeting’ with | BI pie of'a chance'to be anything different. | andthe government, management and | den’s association, will have charge of .the congress are the Warden’s as-: U E Fe ‘If you took a 'trainlodd of men from | discipline: thereof, ‘including. the ap-) opening sessions of. thé congress. sociation; Juvenile Reformatory sec: 4 NOR THERN ae Over. 17 Million Jars Used Yearly | which’ total over $3,500,000. FREE Sixty*four pasty beautifully iMustrated Corn Prod- ucts Cook Book. Write today. Corn Products to dois to rearrange the letters, so that they will spell the correct attor's F all ten you can Sin FORD Sedan or $800, iM Probably you know the of ‘most. of the Biavers, but just io vettes Your, memory, we mention bélow names of a few of the most, | popular «movie? f Pu farite Chaplin, Charies if Ray, Mat Pickford, ‘Thomas Meighan, Dustin Farnum, .Thede Bara, : Douglad | Fairbanks, % Ne os he, Maree, Mab ae jis Paulie Predsrick, Pearl White, Fatty Arbuckle, Wallace Ryle, “Der- ish, William Farnuth, Alice Brady, Gloria Swanson, i .. / ONLY 185 “POINTS” WINS AUTO For each fame thet you arrange correctly, you will receive 10 “Points” t the FORD Sedan, or 100 “Points” in ‘all, if’ you arrange all, names corréctly. zea can gain, 60 more ‘Points’ by “Qualltyin our answer. ‘That a, by prov: that you have shown a copy of our paper, The Rural Weekly, to five people. les aent FREE, The final 25 “Points” will be awarded by three independ- an ages ‘on the neatness, stylo, handwriting, and spelling of your snawer. nthe or atoo gaining 185 “Points” (which és the maximum) will win the FORD Sedan, or $800 in. cash. Second highest will win a $200 phonograph, and so denn ae iit of 25 big prizes. In case of a tie, both winners w: Feceive mane ‘the subway. and dressed. ‘them in our (pointment:-of boards of: trustees and] Other officers, of the congress. be- , tion; ‘National Prisoners’ Aid society, \prison togs, you couldn’t téll them |of other ‘officers; -care‘and provision | sides Mr., Wickershant are John §.. Prison Physicians’ association and the He ue guar lene hele loth ere utaDIe. and renumerative employ- | Kennedy of New York; tirst vie pres- American Asseciation Of Clinical y 1. ment ‘for paroled and dischar; ‘is- 3 Our prison'‘population is' made up of qAnK oraD Ist ie charged pris-|ident; Joseph P. Byers of Krankfort, , Criminology. men from almost every walk in life. ereyaren, gllege roonpn slveraten Peete er ieee TAT rine. ni - « .CO8TS.NOTHING TO TRY—YOU CAN WIN. 4 ‘and there fare butcher’ and bakers; ibe to Thi ly, 1 one pent in Biden’ ren wis a we, ane ayes, arty over 00 auton por, epend one | wert and éandlestick .makers; then there 3 iwet \ 2 fo the Puszle on one alde of the paper. ne corner. You can win—Answer the puzzle now, Saddress RURAL WEEKLY, St. Paul, Minn. are just. ordinary thfeves and! gans- sters' ard gunmen.’ There is a lot on good in’ most' of them;” lucky winnel eile ‘your ami and addrése;in upper right. hi aud send taiyour solution early “No Interest Init The Puzzle Man, TH SSS 7 +,“Has.the wave ef spiritualism that a 8 sweeping“ the World touched the = = > A prisons? I don’t think ‘so. I haven't bebe b bbb hbbbbbebhbbbh bbb trrerirrPrt | noticéd: mucti interest! invit. As for me; seme of my dearest frientis -have offered Mme ‘consolation in the form of REPUBLICAN TICKET { Spiritualistic. messages they’ claim to / , have’ received: the trend of the com: - Xx {munications being that my.crime, has 4 President— ; ‘ been forgiven. ag oe friends, I know, WARREN G: “HARDING, — Vice President— 9 “Perhaps the reason is that years - Mens of ome } = of newspaper. work ‘have made me 43 Wee hopelessly,-anatter-ofgact. Ardemeybe _. 2nd,,Dist—GEO. M. YOUNG. he xe \ [meg SOO Ton of sat VANTLTOWNLEY, ANTI-SO-- and fay prnoneo, you know, ant CIALIST STATE TICKET ~ Nare:sincere, and yet i find no com Tory in- the ‘messages they bring me. é / Why Is An Advertisement? . WHEN’ "THE BABY LAUGHS, WHEN THE SUN. ’ SHINES, WHEN: THE FLOWERS* BLOOM, WHEN “DINNER. SENDS “OUT” ITS. INVITING AROMA; * ~ HETVGRVA AGATA ARATE f \ » Flot: iny book that'T liked oct The Joint Campaign Organization repre- in: ray ‘the’ oritiG Bald hat’ | perstt: *. xe . ~- : \ eh senting -all anti-Townleyites regardless of could Veta sty ronal atau ‘ WHEN ANYONE! OF TEN THOUSAND THINGS. party affiliations, will support*the following: pity, 1 Maa a ahaa 3 fds H ‘APPEN’: WHIC py ENT N \ Rertorr ie douNEHE Invited to New York 0% y H ATTRACT YOUR “ATT 0. 3 : ? “T had an’ experience recent! * ‘ 2 ‘ , Lieutenant Governor— } tinued Chapin, “that may interes st You. ji i AND ‘GAIN YOU t INTEREST, YOU ARE B ne AD- * i ‘4 fe ay JOHN ‘F. McGRANN. 3 ie Baa reant meout Nee rots spe |== 1 iv * ~ 10 — ‘ iz Secretary of State \ of Tbohloniey foe prison cir et ee VERTISED TO. sks ; = j THOMAS ALL. bs ; quite nee wit souls of the doctor's # Bile, Auditor a itweldhina sash = And this is the “why” aid the whol f CARL KOSITZKY. = i 5 e “why an e whole punione: or any aS SOHN STEEN. sree ~ tian on hat as 5 advertisement; to gain your attention, secure your in- ales a ing J did not think 1 could ‘ ; ~ be \ . rn : 4 y tOPSMINHART J. KAMRLIN, ~~ nian | terest, arouse your desire; to fell you something you Peers ‘And. now,” said iChapin, 4 \ fo Ne Commtissioiee ea Insurance— : feomie with me and 1 ano ou the = | don’t know, té reming’ you of something you have for- = | 5 ome je Sing Sirg Bulletin.” He C ‘or A It d Labor— ignalled f ‘d, who walked be-|EE 4, 8 ee: oT NELSON. san Tabor Sf /iea nim a he fd he way tobe / gotten, to convince you of sométhing concerning which “e- . Commissioner of Railroads— On Paper he; outs: Se = 4 ; "W. H. STUTSMAN, chagetil Hua sce Na = «you have beer hesitating, to help you get the hest at the : = E. J. KRUEGER, now broadly smiling boss of the pa-|== least cast: Pee = 3 per. He; seeme iti b 3 = 2 = N ca TaN => . Sipe OR he sat aba, at his ‘desk an oats g = t s : \ \ = 7 2 A. M. CHRISTIANSON. bast eiebie 2 pone copy, Cit. wae = Why is an advertisement? You can wrap the whole |. ~ = of Pe Supt. Public Instruction— shouldn't he be? Wasn't he Editor|/E x = MINNIE J. NIELSON. : Chapin once more? = question up in’ a few words: To make you happier: i= ae toy enw.” said he editor, “it's |= , = The mimes of some of these wil appeat Pr howe aetretch and ge = Think it over, aed ‘see if you don’t find that to ‘be the °°. 1 = ‘s in eC) ol ‘Ss ever; Ing. except the.. e C4 i — = 4 a Democratic column of the general ballat, ae ‘the ana And “eometines 1 = » true answer. ee ak = ee ma Ha a = \ - \ fudge of Supreme Count and Minnie 3. Niet eee ecg ad eae READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THEY . | 2 son: for Superintendent of Public Instruction. - T/HE FEES TEN YEQRS YOUNGER = 5 54% = | 2 These-will appear on the Nonpartisan ballot. nvidia uuu Sah, A = CO: TAIN THE NEWS YOU REALLY NEED. whi | ‘ = (Clip this for reference) lame back, heaache, stiff joints, sore [== - aan: . : ~ = ERENT, 2 snipes arnt Ge Suns ‘or any. other |= Zo sy . = « 4 8 5 of kidn ‘bladd r fi = COUNTY LEGISLATIVE - joule interested nthe etter thon [SSE ‘ = a TICKET ryde, 925 Garden) St, Hoboken, |= ae ‘ y = e ea x J. “Tcould not bend‘down for some r—4 > ES ~ = Teh, years, as I can now... My wife had |== ° = Senator— Elanany a time to put on or off my shoes. |= \ f < = . L. W. SPERRY. I. obtained’ relief with Foley .Kidney 7 ‘ 4 F] : = Members of House— - - = : ee ae feel now as-if I were e fen years 2 ; = » EB. > The Union Jack, in its pesieat = N ~ = VIETOR L. ANDERSON. form,’ @ates only from 1801, while |= = mall ich. ie lar wg e [LAKH