The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1920, Page 7

“ PAGE SEVEN ‘ : >| DOINGS OF THE Relies ua ike este Investment to BY ATLDLM = } 4 5 ur. ——_—_—___—_. LAvol Si Ae) ae a ROENTOITTE MAN ELEC \USE TENTS TO CAR } Wh lWiviancwice - PANS BACK AND “VHA DID.YOU How Tus 1S Your Busy DAV! : | FOR OHIO \ 5 COAL : MINER! an Gusands, Grocer. Phone 60 or 5251 Do, WIT’ THE Levee (LGAe Way, You TORE on AvoTuer- ue | COAL MINERS “WANTED—By ce ee ome Te Voy 9 MAUL P faeaud 0 To Yue ctoceay OF TOW se the vats n’Ono tha i any | ulah Coal Mining Co, at Beu-| tusr'to ‘rrivu: ithe contenta, betyetat Ys 2 ‘Svore AND GEY Two Pours y aitt the vote in Ohio that in many lab, N. D. Steady work. Apply turn’ to Tribune for reward. Wl Some MAS PICKED OF S)GAR. BE CAREFUL AND Hee eee Saute! plecee ts . < \ nin; ; at mine or at Bismarck office in ROOMS FOR RENT ME UP AWO HELD Te ey! P ROVES: SUCCESS handle the See eA Lio HOKE { f Haggart Building. Dats] se SD—two oF three furnished Tt leh Me WHILE | PUT : for. closing, the polls there were LHARN BARBER TRADB_At the Mol Coupe Wie 108 ‘hve, "Hsiao ITI Uwe Box 4 ee ee aD aryute sarber College, Oldest, inst ie Moler| FOR RENT Tuned gale at } vin tha gia Cad 3 | ; dnd. s¢Gastablialied R87 Time as 1 Te Sere, 2 Was ae Di + pected to reach 2,000,00 ’ i Site ee eae | ate tisplay 000,000. eRe ree centr preter ar ee eee ) a Ss. -1- ; Genllemen prefer >| a \ -Y. M. G. A, Auto School, Los 1m gl at ted gait ee { es, None better, Start Sea eaT | eebin BEN oak apartment, 2 5 + WANTED} ft es rooms and bath, Call at 422 5 + : ; i -1-tt ENT—Furnished room: i wn Criers-Tribune “elec- | T—Furni ri tion party” | ig peel i HELP WANTE Phone 282K or 282R. Naie-at 8 4rch WANTED Ee ee ve Buh Supen neon ta guod hvcudt ae ne 2 o losis pulletitigi we : : looks for a ood inounskeepor. ies |B SND” BOARD \ side of the L screen ‘hanking ‘on the m ‘atholic and..Garman speak- |_,™en: _ Dunnraven RB he Lucas building. The bul F Sak | ron ENT—Rooms at 30 Iétins which were received | ‘i \ W, —— jot A 10-26-10t at 300 9th . | wire by The Tribune py special » WANTED—Woman_or_gitl for x 10 | messenger ine, were rushed by - — , housework. LT SS a or he ’ Norlera ive to the room where Town | .NeéW York, Nov. 3.The f \ nod wakes Nye. C.-M. Danl, rife Ae prepared the bulletins for the |Statement which follows in ee ; , WANTED—A_gitl_to_ wor WANTED . The f , = néd by George Write, | Lac hams 1. BA aeaeaatis : WAN To ait The. crowd wa Pour , tteanal taivat e, Democratic " j Bnd & Seeuaaye: Apply 7 aye want sp—Two rooms for Na senile. Do 1Ger A c Acooxie! cee! can, There Fae eee en | Se abnunen ana ‘ a ; would prefer” unfurnished; but NICKEL ( - or. It cheered rauligtian delaras Hie eee ae woman fi would “consider | furnish but} \ erie cneered iene the prediction ;™st prontinent\Republican lea ¢ roman for? general| Cohen, 802 th egfurnlaned - sooma, 8 FER DOW! THSP pm FEREVER & of anveastern paper that Harding was | {he league a epublican: leaders tite hme) a / cuatiarsbuB creed diag fheBhad on the'sereen. it | helped: to tel tee which , they a é nel @ANTL nee B also cheered’ ¢ screen. elect, ha “ESS: ' PRA ales ieee A ra Der emi ee FeO Tee han aot wader treme ( Pi * e CLES} also cheered at other times when big |The people's ole he Been euceene (al: 5% . ney, ath Aye Tribune office ge than stg: blacks from Ce ede M3 | Herding majorities weré shown ” | fusion and‘to the mmisre peat ti mn of WANTED= ~ 10-18-tf| good place. Call. ¢ ant, for E AIR \ ‘The Cox adherents w ‘admi ’ presentation of | WANTED—Girl or “woman, for general | ce. Call L. O. Gilmore at Tri- ‘ te | defeat just ‘bec: mts would not admit | those who worked not and did not un- pply Dohg Meat Market. $ 11-2-tt <3 ee Y) Moea sect ecause reports from var- | derstand the league of nations. 11} i} GTRE=EGF general ouseWorK i art by Ee Sugden crsees sda tanya Land oe ana'he aved th the politi _dan Ave, g ha : re s manyia | Cal mora e and be save ; a A wordt i : 2 ie saved to mmnkind. i WA STRD OSE oh “10 good ‘or the Dem itic candi- | No one ha fi ; ots N c colate Shop, | FOR SALE ee wk or reerfnation. What the ih HOP, ae OB RENT terness or for recrimination. What if + rg HOUSES AND FLATS = nxfous. whole people decile + Whale ! uy SALES FOR SALE—By owner, one 8- : rKéerowa wea anxious for North | ple ‘dechle, “the whole ined: SALESMAN WANT MAR 1 tall bas By Ouner, ang Fergpm house, Dakota returns ThdieAtine. for North ple must accep! The Democratic na» SERN AN AN oe Se oan Beas ont, porch séreened in, a eee [interest in the state ampaign The cheortully. "Senator. Harding. ta tho salesman, Se NESERIGTED | igideline| pargain, 1 M1 ell on ew Lae |tide and towns which reported praia ea his Retin republi TORY, CRE RSIONG. Weire ior|_call-at ken soon. nor majorities, and the crowd cheered. | Reande ; Tepublcan prone: salesman outhit, EMPIRE, \ yrite for| call at place or phone 616X. ‘Phere wer . ‘owd cheered. | Randa has been shrewdly. directed t salesrian ‘out, EMPL SscANUE A a iat fice or phon ; ere were many Nonpartisan league ; induce the defend: fai rected i MURING CO. 325 W. PLUME, ST.) $4000 on terma:, 5 modern house for adherents who gave vent-t is- | ito re ea cope tae - SA LES! ‘ 10-19-1mo| house! for $1900 on room partly modern |f i © enthus- | nations to vote as six Europes 5 SALESMAN WANTE! house for $1900 on terms; 7 1 iasm when a good Frazier vote was | Ui x European na- Boe ANTE rely Rew plea) te [NERY house, well n cenmas 7 rome med thrown on the Aone Se a ie dnatend of as one Ameloe ee hoe ants i ° 0 y erms. Geo, 'M 1 ; bayer | ls ; o ii sa fons, and stan Geo, Rear é tenet tebe of tha bulletin was en-| “The common task must be to unite commissions, prompt. pay... Wri Strive Tr vl v . Bismarck boosting remarks | this group agai 2 f selling sdpplies NOVELTY Write for ive rooms” ani throw i aks | Nierhe tate of tt fo h sD 2] SALES ‘ t anf Ave B. F. E, : ‘own on the screen. City boosting | ~“T' e ri . Fe diana, Monon Hate. First National] ~ PARTNERSHIP ON THE FARM goad ‘With the nese {eachersson“earth ber the chiet Phalnges ofthe Town Cel Jetted titer ve freedom has been 225-1md | FOR RENT-NIne-Foow Waern ho wk | as: their instructor—their ss ers of Bismarck, and the election | Iti ne ator tar arte oT a et eir father. itch X e election | Irish blood have vi for en di. es POSITION WANTED : nighed, eines a house, efi BY FLORENCE BORNER ‘Take your children into partner- party was arranged as a part of their | dates. who have pred oti thei candi: w SEED as oe | oe pet, Ingen 1 ee | ae ee — ship with you—and look on that part nee Ae Oe things for the inter- | question to be a domestic ae Inst We te children. Country pre. | FOR SALES = 11-2-3t ne of the mai nership as sacr at part-j est of everybody. ~ \ lGrest Britain ii d blem o ww y pre- | FO SCEBTERSSOUIRUSE Thodew in. reasi at chil-|No da Sacred. ieee vic E rather mea Tor, CullcrD ebleet On BALE Seven roomy mousey Taoda iitepsbeeome aise lieno: With tite on Nozantiger of those boys leaving dad ————— ane returns were, as usual, from the | BE ey wit ce have rather rthan 7 Ea eet . Pp ‘arm is that nm jand the farm for a * a anti-Townley: precincts in th tye | % concern. eir sup- WANTED a position ‘as~mine awe noone no interest in bee es faye the city ‘or a rooming house in PAPER RA NCOAT! showing, though efforts were Mae by ae tte itiah, peal ee neve rey am hglding both, Nort Dakota certi- ‘OMOBILFS — MO’ is merel: e. It} ‘\ the wire cireuit of which ‘The rit | § problems to a dawning iain ngiing botn North Dal foreman.| AUTOMOBILES — Mi TORCYCLES Slanothen cave ot donee cate, ost 4 | x a of which The Trib- | State. They have ‘ | r fONTwenty | FOR SALE—Model or S | turning int uns ons parents give thei une is a member to y sta eudorsed} ama fieate : ae ‘ and 4 heir i e ather sta - ay, ar! " . 4 g : fi . mn par- as 4 2 Ot “ ri : anys : Seer eerie, Box be elving Tul ry. Shoe LOR nO ae ee uttle dion aad tomes children | haverthis algo, It teaches then the Teague (erritint Ret ee lealacee ; 546, giving full| Phon iv Gerad aa. St men ‘and wi ree | va bape eaches them the ‘ag onion 19-23-2wks | FOR SALE—Dodge coupe aot in 1-1wkt not be so many Gades ot there will vane of money, and how to use it-- The first return from the city of ‘ AND Raw fixes: spare tre. ‘Shock od as new. | leaving the farm at Se nt onentn bevewt learietl yet. So a certain Bismarck was from the Fifth ward it SALE Tb acres | miles, Phone 868. obsorbers. |ity that offers jet oupertins | na good many of us apparently which showed a slight gain in the! yy _ Produce gobd fruit iat omer jana, | FOR SALE—-1920 Chevrolet, Model 490, at} “We must i ‘ | amount of the live stock, pr mtet men’s vote for Frazier ¢ a a reer} Produce gobd fruit and, other “crops. | 8 MATGMN, ctlseauindctaid ears ‘one ust take our children’ into | Should belong. t See ok i i eae aA i bearing frat trees Pe om blake: | oe rN rea ae pactierstiip'with vs, a | Should halons 8 the boys, this of gain for O'Connor. | it'meeded. 4 uildings, water (0 (erlgate | ae awed sat Par’ | are treated fairly. aitectieia colt eturse xen he increased 5 they grow Te fs expected that the gaxkanne of school, Good climate and neighbors. WANTED A, fused car. ie ede calf’ or pig, for’ their em a coli, |older, but from the time he is ten returns will he slo wthroughout the Open: water-powas site, on place. | No riced right for. quick sale, /Box, 206, | see hov ¥ Y very own and |years old a boy should beg a ie state, because of th riti ! ; j swam, alkali vm pontoon ‘Bice. sa Hazelton, N. D. To28-10i | take I w much more interest they will | Cumulate a bank acco d begin to ac- a se of the terrific vote cast. N ain. Terms, by owner. Alva. Ha n seeing th f ts ccount. ae Fortin, dato. Alva, Hall, : ~ MISCELLANEOUS Oe owien eA he Slock are Wellcatel can It Je wondertal how. fast that FOR -SRLI-At once 3 ——.._| keting, see that: John 8 for mar jaccounk Wht Brew ‘too. Before: | f syOts NaDPAT ieate youn Des OR SALI AL once BY owner ir urnae| Whatever th at John and Bill receive jhe hag a whole Hundred dali 3 waved teats Sn ae cauiiie itts atuge: OL leave. your present occu-| land or living hous n, or rads heir ‘animal hfs brought. ;up. He h i are saved the earl : fal pelving Paton ae big eters ing land. | _Wwood, ng Muse, ie BOR fie, Under Let them go with you to the beni + ana whi ayes dad.raise the potatoes Preside a iiegn returns tn ile study ei ative. wanted in ever} tang: pod ei “40-26-10t | where the * en ey were sold ai esiden’ ilgon retired to hi a munity. . Fully secur ve WAY WANTED? hea rearias he money is de; i i i fe sold dau paid : faaepiad ; $0.00" required. “Address 917 Mtig| ity and price aed hay. State nl fegh "They" tell ail th ant they wil few doltars—but they were big dollars hour afterwards eee cg. 10280-1WK pone, 11-2"%| boys about their ba ors | (0k Your BOY ear Admiral’ Graygoni, the - - - ' SALE: ea bank acc and ; ician, ' ie Z LOST 3] tn good ie lating stove,| you will notice that they will ni ands Mnsbire. confidenga.in your ehlidieh EW R iy hott an hour with Mr, Wilson after — fee rea OE heap for, cash: | be on the lookout to’ increase byrihades ps somes ts. you, asree. to .dax.<Laok i a tater nas we Mr Ago atten \ MOO TAT aBt suit case containing clothes 22. - One fath: n a contract made, with t as E retired, discussing r \ ‘of \a- minister, between Driscoll tae eAather 1 know. of wh ak- | fully” a i eee eaa in eas 3 ; aid th arte Do Finder pl Pe eee Lincoin &| ing of his farm work ae nas ee as binding as one made with I president show Png tedieation: ot am ; Pauen,Hregeriek, South Dae pica | accomplished. ete, always says ites |any one age. | Show them that the increased Wages Are Offset by | nervous peated ng) tudiea{fon ot i 3 pt, PS - Dey | boys 2 ed ete., always ° Kaiti nore thi 4 and he seemed cheer- = TT a 1-3-1 joys and I” did so a Z more than the city iu i d eer’ OST Lanigs Beaver eat eturn to | WAN D TO, BOY Us d roll top desl, boys hear at and “ink std ie dust i mee ‘i PR food and pure air and i Increased Rates, Say seedaonte' tem ee President: Ned ue . Re o| medium size, Phone 4 lovbs-iwk | about the finest dad th ; at | water, and, if they afé willing to work : : ints nduthatsavac lived ki g to wor! \ Reports on r = d— |it also offers them a.chance to make ” la —— ALIFORNIA’S: ANTI-JAPA wget sg| MAINE = a ~ e 1 N ¢ railroad is making BUSINESS DIRECTOR HA Oe GHT INTERESTS ENT erin cates) Uf, 0; | [ IRE STATE aoe rates and wages went into |' ¢ (] P PAR’ a3 San Francisco, Nov. 3.— aes “st Unotficially it was sta evrsae » of California's measure Tdi deuy apie | Again the governor declined, giving the Marilou Pacitic er ety Oe " | _ BETTER KODAK FINISHING Sete TIBHE to lease agricultural’ [was further reason that the matter r) Be eres $2,000,000 greater than oc j Developing, Printi: . land is interesting. th of such tremendous impontance rah MADE Se tober, 1919. eer tits . ping, Printing and Enlarging. To be sure of Good Pictires, Its proponents first sought its enact- trovougil disposition of it should be NEW YORK—if it were not for in September the Northern! Pacitic — / . Bring yéur Films to ment. by the California legislature. preceded ee eae from politics and | his shoes and his hat this chap earned $11,568,000, an increase of $1, |. Portland, ~Maine, Nov. 3 Hoskins Inc., Dept. K. . Bismarck, N. D. paling eee special session be called. | pevestigailon rie tale re falrest pwuiald he paper doll, as it were. | 828.000 oie September of 1919. of |Crried Maine in yesterday's Srding MAIL US YOUR FILMS mie é governor declined, announe- | the sta ' ad ordered 3 three-piece spit. cost him | this $500,000 was added to th - oro! | the largest plurality ever given e LUS ¥ ing that he had rec 4 d. | investigator ie a eg make, | $135. Ieaypaper. | His raineat | f ; i ncaa aE eT ee gni at\ All Orders Filled Promptly by Experts from i Ue tras segs Lavatag en faite much of protest and critic-| fing him rents iva paper. /Oetover will be bigger than Sept the first 16 cities te eipiote nel in‘ Versailles—which ex rom various anti-Japanese lead- The duds were made in Ger y or t i el £6 ellie to epmplete het preaged, fear fe i aes ermany | ber anid the net will also | oh lar- | returns, Cox ca a ‘ SHOE that each legislation would geriously Shon Eovemnor, adhered (o'hs Be the aerate to make |ger. All doubt about ‘the waters 1916, Wilson cn 12 ot thes i . \ ae interfere with the succ isly | sition. em rain-proof. The overcoat | Pacific being arin its divi ees “4 ing of the peace! pee negotiat ‘i Minether the anti-Japanese leaders |_ “2S cut from a pattern furnished aa ene aN a uap heed divident pee pies pele EL es FITTERS Proponents: of. th eared the result of such investigation | |, 7 by the fir inereasel ever, merely Se ee eae wont it is impossible to say, but they did POR GALE necnan le and Confection- Fae awa bes months of mereaset | HARDING GIVEN ’ or two. Later we find them ggain religs lo await it, proceeding at once ery, In connection i pivoloe ane What the Great Northern 4s doing |’ PRiNTERS RU MAIN STREET | urging the govérnor to convene the Co are eartiod edhe their ef00,, Monthy sales $1,500. Good money dould not be ascertained because = LE . e subm 6 és or, Reason for selling have : . . j a ‘i if = — Jemimiatiire. through ‘the farttvee tothe voters | business, Write or eee ave eernt | vor tere still ing in for las: |, Marion, Ohio, Nov. 3—While Seno- ; : BB R 3 Re Meyer, McClusky, N. D. 10-19-1mo month's exrnings, but the Greot ta Harding was at dinner tonight a Undert i VA aby BRY FRECKLES ; ll ay Northern is undarstecs to have done | Committee of employes of ive Marion pes WE fot THERS 4 = very well, but is,slightly behind the Star /called to. pres im with 2 iSiweedipeisbaliieato Funeral Directors CKLES AND HIS FRIEND: prove He wnt suis Heaven! BY BLOSSER | ‘'rhe'Soo in a. in its net. prints eld rae. He came ost wt a 4 5 Charge GEE WHIZZ, ee) aaroe E 4 _, The Soo is a good earner and the |4 © king voice and thank ‘ oe » “pAy PHONES0 \‘j) ‘ NIGHT PHONES 65—887 alent hes Rees ihre A tw gi Paul Youd, under HH. Byramy ts [HOHE Know, of, shy all Giae aae, = FTA arta START. WAS GET aol batted tect to its for: no~ paroused my emotions more than this.” = : 2 5 sition so that all of the large trans: | — oo ; Tait AMEN T 00 2 GEEWRZ*)| AN BIRTH CERTIFICATE portation companies in the Nor*hwesi |SOCIALIST VOTE 9 CK MOTOR COMPANY g A. TD UWE T know are or a well. despite unsettied it:- | SET ' : “ AR svar dustrial conditions. | i ST UDEBAK ER ALY You Don'r. —— | ‘ AT 3,000,000 New York, N. Y., Nov. 2.—1 Yew ~~ 1 . . Nov. 2.— ? ey — and — SEN WADSWORTH York Tribune said a 10 p. ao ee CADILLAC . L |eicatiors were” that the Deb# vote = wonld he about 3.090. a AUTOMOBILES HAS B IG L E Pict the same time the New York Eanes fate : i +} ji Hace se slaved Harding had 276 ele ! ae J na oles, more than necess PERRY | DEBS UNDERTAKING PARLORS -xeog Yond, Kor, 2-0. S. senatér |T RAZTER-DEBS ‘i : Lice Emb a 6 baa Hf Wadswor™ Jr., Republican, GET B Ds ‘ as leading his democratic opponent, e i ; ay one 100 ‘Night Phone 100 or 687 Lieut. Governor Walker, by 147,185 P BIG VOTE . 3 yotes, in 1,416 of the 4,575 districts. i Yucca precinct, Oliver countysthe = = : ‘ ————_—. _| home precinct of R. H. Walker, lea , rep a a a gues i BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY HARDING PRAYER |feiie'ysmary, saves Harding. 37: e primary, gave: Ha 37; 220 MAIN STREET ; IS HOPE TO BE _|[Pebs. 47; Cox, 0; Frazier SEB Gone et : nor, 6. So iat cy f Upholstered Furniture Made to Order oh ae CAL ARLE SORE N ASKA EI E i ARE SUPPOSED To BE IN TW PRINCIPALY Marion, 0., Nov. 3—Convinced by ear | G “ ASKA ELECTS SCHOOL = WHATS YOUR gh DOESNT. BLIEVE 9 ante of i A Sa E-aenbeg AGN ; zs vy, Warren G. Harding issued y } Tate vase EXCUSE FoR nor Wz BORN, AN' THEY: sditement last night saying instead of Omaha, Neb. Nov. 3.—Nebraska vot- } WARTA ir being exultant over the result he was ers today re-elected all six of its Re- ; : WAIT’ FoR more given to God “te i publican congressme: ie t d “to make me cap- | oy n, the democratic able of playing my part.” candidates along with Mrs. Marie ee as ee Sa AER candidate, ‘n SOCIALIST HITS Seat Wests had the endorsement > : “4 Z ELECTION TACTICS later So aier in- ; os ; i 4 Nonpartisan jeague. ' A ENOR LES F _New York, Nov. 3.—Adolph Gummer, TA INOD ET, ; tical Specialist | New York, organizer of the socialist CLAIMS INCREASE party, declared: “The usual tactics of yee ats d Eyes examined, glasses fitted, and | intimidation of old henchmen were al- IN DEBS VOTE _ /your broken lenses’ ground and tie so evident in the election.” ere ; : CARL PEDERSON placed while you wait. pis en et Se Chicago, Nov. 3.—The Socialist par- | Spent SON —————————— ty has not been weakefred by the Am- Southwestern North, Dakota ‘and Established in 1907 B. 8, ENGE, D. C. Ph. C erhea ro Tee a brant cabal ro d See A RCKL NSD. ye Ue ER isolate instances, tto Brand- 2 K} <M Chiropractor strer, national secretary of the party, told the Associated Press’ last night Consultation Free “Barly returns indicate a heavy in- Bulte 9, 11—Lucas Block—Phone 260 crease in the Socialist vote,” he said. i... BISMARCK, N, D.