The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1920, Page 2

~ Largest Circulation - in the County ae Official Paper ‘oft Burleigh County, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. ‘ O { fe \ Idest Newspaper ue ptate s hese AORN wha, Wert eee my Put Your Legals Where They. Can Be Read By All the People in Burleigh _ County.” The’ legal'rate i is. fixed by’ law; cost is same: in all papers. NX Voted ap at General Election, Tuesday, Naw! 2. ‘ ‘Polls Open ae m. toOpn m. | he Han Raho SHIEEDS PLANS; BIG. COMMUNITY” ENTERTAINMENT | Shields, Oct. 25.—The committees in charge of the Shields Community ex- hibition to be held in Shields have been busy the past few weeks arrang- ing the premium list and program. Practically $175 in prizeg»will?, be awarded, and the exhibition will be held in. the Shields hall,* “Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Noy. 4, 5, and 6. A fine program is being arranged for Saturday evening, with a supper an lance as a fitting climax. The w fare and entertainment of the exhibit ors and yisitors will be delegated to special committee, and everything p sible will be done to make- the occa- sion a pleasant one for all. | LEAGUE HITS SNAG IN ITS STARK FIGHT Dickinson, Oct. 25.—With two of their candidates for county offices off | the ballot as the result of the recent supreme court decision and: the placing of the chairmanship of the county . central committee where it rightfully belongs by the district court decision handed down last week, Stark county league leaders were giv- en a mighty hard jolt. They are now working frantically in an effort to re- cover.some of their “stolen ground” but find themselves up against the fight of their lives: Voters who here: tofore were strong supporters of the league cause have become disgusted with the duplicity of the county lead- ers and have declared that they aro through. , Upon*the supreme court decision affecting the Nonpartisan county hal- tots, the names of John F. Luhman. league candidate for sheriff, and Miss Stasia McKeever, candidate for treas- urer on that ticket, will not appeat on the baliot.. Hence, these’ caudi- dates, if they continue in the race, mist frun on “stickers.” ;day and night in an effort to conver: [tebe voters of the county. four winds of heaven, are working ; alg | MARKETS | * sik 4! , cHtcago LIVESTOCK | Chicago, Oct. 25.—Cattle receipts, 28,000. Beef steers slow. Bulk~good, and choice, $15.25 to $17.75. ~ Hog receipts, 26,000. Lower. Shee preceipts, 31,000.’ Steady. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN | Wheat receipts, 713 cars. Compared with 801~cars a year ago. i Cash No. 1 northern, $2.03 1-4 to 06 1-2. Dec. $1.98 1:2,° Mar. $1.98, Gorn, No. 3 yellow;, 83.to $1 cguts. Oats, No. 3 white, 48 8-8 to 493-8. Flax, 3p. 1, $2.64 1-2 fo $2.65,1-2. MINNEAPOLIS FL OER - CHICAG ~ Chicago, Oct. GRAIN. Wheat No. 2 reddy $2.01 e Wheat, No.1 hard) $2.04 1-2 to $2.06. Corn, No. 2 mixed, 81 1-2 to 84] cents. . aan Oats, No. 2 white, 58 1-2 to 541-4), cents. Oats, No. 3 white, py 1-2 to 53 cen! Rye, 2, $1.68 1-2 to $1.69 1 Barley) 88 to $1.08. AN SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVE South St. Paul, Oct. 25. ceipts, 11,000, 25 to 40 cents lower. | Range, $11.00 td $12.25. Bulk, $11.75 to $12.0 Pigs, firm, top,’ $18.25. Cattle receipts, 20,500. Lower. Bulls and veals, steady, top veals, $12.00. Stockers and fer Sheep receipts, to 50 cents lowe Lambs, best native, $10.50. Western ewes, $ s. steady. 0,900. Lambs 25 Variations in the diameters of cylin. A horde of paid organizers, both men and women, gathered from the ders are quickly determined by.a new gauge and shown on a dial. 5 i | Of Hiram Wise —* ~ INTRODUCTION “Hiram Wise” is a farmer of- the old school who believes in the jemmaneyashin o’ humanity.” i one of the firgt to join the Non- par hee OF ee While ne ae ‘experiences are Be: § a forward looking man, he is an fens ue when its orga’ his community. told in-story form, practically ev- ery. licated in. real life.* one of them has been dup- Sit. “Bops’.”. speech has been ten in “dialect in. order to carry out, the general idea: am” ing <t! It is “Hir- ho is dojng.the talking, tell- e reader of his experiences with ‘the ‘Nonpartisan league in emiuncipating North Dakota. comin’ , The Author, Flour unchanged. Shipments 74,- |XIV.—A MEET } ARRANGED FOR 186 barrels. \ € ‘A’ few days after the summary ex- Barley, 76 to 95 cents. > odus ’ the agent fer the paper, I toll tye No. 2, $1.64 3-8 to $1.65 3-8. you about, just. as we had finished Bran, $30 to é jeatin’ dinner I. seen ‘a automobile down the lane an’ wondered who it wuz, but imagine my joy’an’ astonishment on seein’ the very fel- fer | past two months. he, nent told me you wi I'd been wantin’ to tal& to fer the “Hello, Hiram,” #2 gittinXout 0’ the car. “One o’ my a while back,an’ bein’ as I wuz up in ,| Your part o’ the country I thot I'd -| come ’roand an’ see you” “Glad you did,” ered me a sed I, ‘1 4T 1S FACT and not theory,’ that every drop. | of rich, fourishing’ , | eee jprendilf ui the sen el ae up s@n Scott & Bowne. ee ree es | in to see me} | trip to town as I wuz heginnin’ to git | The Experiences Bt i Help Us Build a Bigger and: ‘Bettei! Burleigh County ' anda Larger Bi ismaarck oy a . Zz T took him in,the house, an’ ag he didy't 1 have his dinner yet Mary Apn austled round an’ got him/a Bite -to eat. Now I ain’t told you yet that this feller an’ me used td be the best 0” friendy but fer nearly “two years he had been held up to us as a traitef.an av crook. because he had broken With J the leagtie, or. rather with the leaders of. the Teaphe, an’ consequently the farmers had looked on him with dis— trust an’ suspishun,, But when I had that.talk with that I. W. W. feller, J begun tg think maybe he wuzn’t so far wrong after all an2A made up my mind to hunt him up an’ find out al he knew about this organizashui the- famers wuz tied up in. -Now Boo (that ain’t his.name but -it’ll do) Aart allers. been a friend 0’ the ep people an’ battled fer)their; rights.. Years before he had had: Ed ‘Glatter- some licked to a standstill, an’ one «’ the things I never could:understand’ wuz why the feague an)<this ‘same Glattersome wuz han ‘in glove with each other. I had often heard’ tet 2° how Clattersome had: landed in. Bis- marck'some years ago w with a bull dog |’ an’ a razer, an’ how-he tae a jparber chair up an’ shaved” people ‘on: the street an’ from the looks’o’ thing® has been shayin’ ’em ever’ since—in a different way. Gosh, he mus- half 6’ Bismarck right’ my an’, the league stickfh’ with Tmssivoked mighty funny to me. ; more ae worried all the time.” mon J toa.”. “1 pez the Jeague® is sornnbend o’ the gdod honest\farmers, who believe-in it. But ee ferbids me tein’ you what in.’ the men: who have been n/ Ws one thing an’ doin’ another, rig) along. All I can say is that fer (tHe lifé o’me I don’t see why we have been go bling an’ unsuspishus, an’ let ’em git the best 6’ us right along.” “Well,” sez-he, “now, that’ you are ge beth sways,” an’ |..he grinned, “what are you gain’ tog; abowt-it?” fn d6 ‘a plenty,” gez J, “but I'want You to’ tell me- crf, you knaw about this bunch o’frooks.”. “I'll tell ¥gu, Hiram,” sez he, “I’m due at‘Plain- ew in an.hour tq make a speech, but you ‘willy get the crowd I'll make a te night fhich will be’better as your na- bers can: hear it too, an’ o’ course: | ‘spose: you want to let ‘em “in on ic <! “Yes,” sez’ I, I am sure a'good many Q them feel the same way that Tag an’a good speech from you would be appreciated yery much.” “Well, he séz;” Nzin’ frum-his seat, “I'll have to be movin’, but’ Ti .be back” tomorrer nigkt without fale&%an’ then you are | goin’ to hear some things o’ which you little dream of.” <So-lte went on his: way an’ I called up everypady. on the telephone an’ then started out in the flivver to tell them wha didn’ have telephonds that tomorrer night at eight o’clock there would b@a meetin’ jn the halt at Hen- come. If:anybody had told mea year ago’ when I begun ‘to get the woo! pulod that I woutd be out tellin’ my nabers: off ‘my eyes, I wanted:to have a gool long talk with my ol’ friend Bob. ' At ter he’d finished eatin’ we went imthe settin’ room an’ as he had, brot sum good cigars along with him: fer o} one I let my. oF pipe rest<an’ -enjoye good honest to goodness snioke. “Well, Hiram,” sez;Bob, ‘now’ tel me all about it, fet I know you’ have’ som:- hy on your mind that“worrtes' you.” Started in an told hity everything that had happened, trom the day 1 joined the leaghe to the “day 1 chased the paper agent off the. place. After I'd finished he said: “Weli,* Hiram, you've surely had some experience ain't you? An’ now what do you'think of the leagie?~ “Bob,” “sez IF *1 think the league itself is ql! right, fer to come to @ I. ¥ A. meetin’ a year frum then I-would 9’ called ’em crazy. Ryt here -I)wuz doin’ that very\thing, san’ glad. to. he doin’ it;.at that! ae | © (To Be Continued.) Be SNOW BLANKET , \ IN_COMORADO = Grand Junction; yal Calo., Oct. 25=— From three.inches to’ five feet of snow ase covered “western Colorado. fountdin roads are closed, fruit\trees with fruit ‘unpicked are ‘reported to ave broken under the--additionai ‘weight, with heavy Joss. At Ouray the -température wad reported 15 de- grees above 'zero. \ os \. hee at Henroost Center tomorrow | ‘roost -Ceater san’ eeerspody should | ¢—___________. | WEATHER REPORT | ——$———_——____________¢ For twenty-four horrs ending at noon # October 25. @emperature at 7 a. m. Highest yesterday ..: Lowest yesterday .. Lowest last mgut . $4 Precipitation . \ Mone Highest, wind 22-NW Fore For North Dakot: Partly -cloudy tonight -and uesday; cooler’ Tues day. ~ ‘Stiff Joints ‘Sore Muscles Smoothed Out By Hamlin’s Wizard Oit Soreness and stiffness resulting from unaccustomed use of muscles or too much exercise, such as ten- nis, baseball, goif, hand-ball, etc., give way quickly ‘tothe soothing effect of Hamlin’s Wizard ‘Oil. “It penetrates fast, drives out the sore- ‘ness, and lim ie up stiff, aching joints and_mus tins Wieard Qjl is a gogd a able-preparation to have ia the me ray chest for first aid and when the <octor may (be far away, x gn absolutely reliable: antiseptic appyea@on for Tone pitas eead Suaks Neprains “ahd beylede heal. rapidly under its soothing, Pefigtrating qualities. Keep It,on hand. Generous size bottle 86c. If you are troubled with constipation or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink Pulls at cruggists for 30c, a ANTI-TOWNLEY Voting School. TONIGHT, 7:30 and\9:00 P. M. OVER REX THEATRE ALL WELCOME Handy Andy Says: Wonten Friends? Yes, $ this store has~ scores of friends among, the. women of this section, not only ‘be- ‘ cause we have a complete stock of. household hard- ware but because we have made housekeeping easier» by obtaining for them all of the new labor and time saving equipment for the home. We please them with our. prices and -they will.continue to be friends | and» patrons of this store because the quality "6f-our mercharfdise insures lo, service: «We — invite “al women of this locality to join our. Sarde club. LOMAS. Hladvare Co. Main Street 4