The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922 Knows Needs of People of State And Has Faithfully Songht to Advance Them, He Says A CEOSE ACQUAINTANCE Fargo, June 23.—Gov. J. A. O. Preus:.of Minnesota spoke before °a packed house here last evening. for Senator McCumber and Gov. R. A. Nestos. He said in part: “Twelve years ago I was a mes- senger in the United States Senate Nelson of Minnesota. While Iwas in Senator Nelson’s office, I made the ac- quaintance. of the senior senator of North’ Dakota, He was then recog- nized as one of the ablest and’ most upright, public servants in the United States Senate. Since that time he has advanced rapidly in: the esteem. of -his associates in Washington and ‘today he is chairman of the Finance Com- mittee of the. Senate, the most im- virtue of his position as chairman of that committee, he is probably the most powerful man in the, United States Senate. The Fihance Commit- tee is the committee which passes up- on tariff legislation. The principal difference between the Republican and Democratic parties today is founded not updn state rights but upon the principles of tariffs for revenue only, for a: protective tariff. The Demo- cratics Yr -aetaviff for revenue only or a free list as far as possible; whereas the Republican par- ty stands‘for protective ‘tariffs in the interests of the home ‘producer, the farmer, .the manufacturer, and . the American laborer, to keep them from competing, ‘particularly with Canadi- an: farmers, the cheap manufacturers of Europe and the cheap Jabor of Eur- ope and the Orient. In addition there- to all°ctirréncy Tégislation is ‘inaugur- ated with-the Finance-Committee. The people of North Dakota are intensely interested™in these two problems. . First, a protective tariff on what the » farmer produces, and secondly short time rural ‘credits for the farmers. Senator MeCumber is in a better posi- tion to help North Dakota and Minne- sota and the rest of our agricultural states in these two measures than any other man in the,country. There are probably no two men who will ‘agree in every particular on how a tarif: pill’ should be drawn. I should doubt- less differ’ with Senator McCumber for he is frequently a high protec- tionist where I would favor a low tar- iff in the interest of the people ‘of Minnesota, nevertheless he is the man whom the people of North Dakota and your sister states will have to look to for. the best possible solution of the tariff question in the interest of our farmers. “When Alexander Hamilton gave us his national bank, he thought in ps of commercial banking. He did. not have the farmer in mind for he need- ed-no-banking facilities, Nor was the o . GORNS Lift Off with Fingers Drop a little i Doesn't hurt a bit! ‘Freezone.’ on an aching corn, instant- ly that corn ‘stops hurting, then short=| ly you lift it right off with fingers, Truly! fe ‘Your druggist sells 4 tirly bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to-remove every hard corn, :soft corn, or corn between ‘the toes, and the.cal- luses, without soreness or: irritation,” Crewsky Shoe Repair Shop 109 8rd ‘St., Bismarck, N. D. Across from Van Horn Hotel. We give mail ones prompt ion. E “ Aviation School’ Photography Northwestern Aircraft Co., Linton, North Dakota. Cross Country Trips. Exhibition Flights TYPEWRITERS = REDUCED PRICES | In drycleaning, dyeing, re- ing. City. Cleaners and Dyers. We Call for and Deliver. B.S ENGE, D. C. Ph, C, Chirepracter | PREUS URGES DAKOTANS TOSEND: -WCUMBER BACK T0 U. §. SENATE ga appointed to that position by Knute, portant committee of that body. By’ farmer considered when the national | bank act was passed in the Sixties, nor was he considered particularly in connection with the federal reserve act. He was considered first in the federal farm loan act which establish- ed the federal farm loan. banks which have done so much for the people of Minnesota and North Dakota . and wherein Senator McCumber contribut- ed as riuch as any man in the coun- try. Furthermore, he is as well ad~ vised of the farmer’s need: for short time credits as any man in the-coun- try. He knows that the farmers need short time loans which shall not be called until ‘he has harvested his crop and is ready to sell at the best mar- ket; and I would rather entrust this great problem of rural credits to his judgment and efforts than any man I know. é : “His ‘past record as a public servant, sound on tariff legislation and -on pbatiking problems makes him a most valuable servant not only to you peo- inle of North Dakota but. us of Minnesota. For this reason. I, desire as'an individual from a sister state to ask you to consider carefully his can? didacy on primary day and cast votes for him if vou really believe that in these as well as other public questions he has been ‘sound and __ patriotic. Senator McCumber to my.mind stands second tn no public servant whom North Dakota has ever had, and I sin- cerely hope that he will be returned to the Senate. - Last fall when yon had an election, the first recall electién. of officers in the history of the United States: I was invited to come here. I felt flat- /tered at the invitation and accepted iti*An old friend of mine, your now Governor R. A. Nestos, was your-can- didate for Governor-and TU favored his election for the reason that the Non- partisan League was to mv mind not sound in its economic problems. The vroblem of the League was to estab- lish state-owned factories and other institutions to be owned and. operated by the state. “T favored the oposite thereof, to: wit: private enterprise onlv. I sta‘ then and reneat now, no state or.other political unit can ever engage in pri- vate business and successfully “com- pete with private enterprise and for the very patent reasons that when a person gnes to work for himself, he works with all his streneth and in- genuity and when he works. under a civil service law or a political unit such as a state or nation, he is more interested in shorter hours, larger spay, and pension in old age, than he should be. You elected Governor Nes- tos. He has in my mind made you aa good a’ Governor as anyone can demon- strate himself to be in the short peri- od of time he has held that office. “With his unusual acquaintance with your people, he has seen your problems and proceeded in a kindly way to give the difficulties with which the people of North Dakota are con- cerned, and I wish to congratulate him upon his ‘success andit is my hope that your. verdict- as regards his achievements and’ that of ‘those elected with him and.appointed ‘by him meets with the same approval as it does from myself of a sister state. “You may wonder why a person. from Minnesotayis interested in North Dakota. It is a very simple matter when you stop to,consider it. .The great cities of Minnesota are main- tained to a large extent by the farm- ers-of North Dakota and your success means the success of those people in the State of Minnesota. Minnesota and North Dakota are different poli- tical governments and lines but their, economic/problems are intertwined .and interwoven in a most intimate ‘manner, “When Senator McCumber asked me to go to North Dakota and make a few talks Yor him, I accepted with alacrity, not only because I wished to show my good will toward him and to thank him for his public services but because Minnesota is interested | in North Dakota. I hesitated, how- ever, lest some people might feel that I was an outsider and that I should not interfere with your politics, nor have T any desire to interfere with your: politics, On the contrary, I would much prefer not to leave my: home, but our state, as well as our nation, is interested in the North Da- kota primary. qd ~ “Having called attention to Senator McCumber’s record, as well as that of your Governor, I wish to speak di- Yectly to the people of North Dakota asking-each person who casts a vote ‘on this primary day to lay aside all questions of loyalty to political groups, self-constituted bosses and ‘| dorsed at the Jamestown convention, modeling, repairing and press-' { so-called leaders of thought and ana- lyze the entire situation as it is up- on-its merits regardless of the effects Of the political fortunes of any indi- vidual. This is a time when in North Dakota the common people should cut. through the meshes of political machinations and lay aside the sug- gestions of those who desire to domi- nate and-control politics. To determine | whether these two individuals, as well as the candidates for office running with them .are faithful, honest, -effi- cient servants or not, .you should judgé them upon the work which they ve done in the past, not uopn their peuticel associations and affiliatjons, ut by their records in public offite in all the years they have. held ‘office. . “If this is dope, the supporters of Senator McCuntber will vote for Go érnor “‘Nestos ‘and the entire ticket in- and vice versa. the support of Gov- ernor Nestos and his ticket will sup- pore Senator McCumber. If I did not lieve this would be done, I would not be here to: plead in the interest of these two individuals.” BIDS WANTED — Bids on painting our grain elevator .at Dawson, N. D. 40M ‘capacity -house with separate office and coal sheds. Write South- side Farmers Union Inc., Dawson, N. D., for specifications. : 6-20-21-22-23-24 ANNOUNCEMENT 1} ‘I-hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Auditor of Burleigh }County at the June 1922 Prim- H. A. Thomas, Jr. ENGS OF THE DURES”: FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SWocns! THEY AIN'T. HELP WANTED—MALE BEEN ANYTHING DOIN’ ON RADIO ALL DAY = GEE-T WISH SOMEBODY WOULD Beulah, N. D. COAL MINERS. WANTED —| FOR RENT—One nice 1 At Beulah. Steady employ- ment. Apply Mine Office at did 6-5-tf ed front room at 119 1-2 sth St.; ‘splen- Rembrandt Studio. - ITS gust ACHEERFUL “GOOD NIGHT BOYS, 4 WHEN’ GET To. BE rm THROUGH BOSS I’M GOING TO IF UWAS Boss \'D AND WE HAVE A . © crak 4”: Veer YET BEFORE THE > Se ee BELL RINGS: oy IF AWAS " THERE GOES = VOLLY STUFF: THE BOSS 1’D = THE QviTTIN’ > | RANGE EVERY> BODY'S PAY ~ BELL \ ite SOMEBODY'S ues! COMIN IN =SONEBODYS Bye ; Comin’ IN! “THEYRE GONE: ALREADY. (om !Z BY BLOSSER located, close in, including three lots, FOR. RENT—Furnished modern re: dence <in exclusive, quiet district; fine shade trees and garden; ‘also an 4 expensive library. Only responsible parties desired. Also for rent, cool furnished front room; gentleman preferred. Phone 877. _6-22-lwk _ the property. Purchase Price $3675. Part cash, Balance assume mortgage. Bungalow located on corner Sccond St. HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY. ROOMS. FOR RENT ‘ge, unfurnish- location for business office. Call WEBB BLOCK 6-19-tt FOR Strictly preferred. Tribune: WANTED—Buyer, city experience, able to invest, for medium priced exclus- ive shoe store. New organization just forming in best town over 5,000 pop- ulation in North Dakota. Scandinavian Give géneral information first letter, where now employed, etc. confidential. No. month, Steady job. F. Jaszkowiak, 421 12th St. HELP WANTED—FEMALE St. with board or without, good hgme- cooking, in private fumily, 46 Main RENT—Clean, pleasant rooms, | FOR SALE—Modern house of seven for $2,000, on liberal terms, might FOR SAL take a sodier’s bonus for the down s payment, Geo. M, Register. 6-21-lw ‘ é OWNER LEAVING; CIty, 5 Room Modern Bungalow with garage. Number of large trees on and Avenue A. PHONE 0 rooms- and bath, large shade trees; nice lawn, garage. Excellent loca- tion. “A bargain at $3,750. Also mod- ern bungalow of five rooms and bath or less, in the County State of North Dakota. ‘There will AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE—A real buy, a Cadillac Phone 849, 6-21-3t for 410 Care 6-23 1 wk FOR RENT—One furnished room. bined, 409 5th St. phaeton, run less than ten thousand miles and in best of condition; price _ $2,260, will accept bankable papers for about; ‘half’ of purchase price, A. J. : ‘Also sale one range, coal and gas com- Phone 512- $3,450.. Terms. J. H. Holihan, 314 Broadway, Phone 745. 6-21 3t FOR DENT—Nicely furnished apart-} ment, fully equipped for light house. sand” Seventy attorne: ro and sale. ted this 2nd day of 6-22-8t slg FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished rooms at reasonable prices, 206 Thay- er St. Phone 822-R. DuBeau, ‘proprietor Waldorf hotel, * Fargo, N. Dj 6-23-21, FOR SALE—Oakland Six in good con- dition: Reason far selling, need the keeping, also garage.. Phone 404-J, Ht George W. Little, 801 4th St. 6-5-1m FOR RENT—Strictly modern 6-room 6-21-3t 6-12-tf, St. if qual: WANTED—Two neat appearing girls under 24; experience unnecessary, but ability to. meet the public ‘an asset; preference -given those free to travel, twenty’ dollars a week ard expenses, Don’t telephone, apply morning. or. evening. Pearle McNell, Van Horn hotel. ° ified. FOR RENT—1wo strictly modern sleep: \ ing rooms ahd sleeping porch, 306 8th “house, in the best residence part of Bismarck, and 4-room modern. flats. Call at 8, West Thayer street. 6-17-1w money at once. 415-So. 10th St. 6-17 1 wk. Phone 432-J. 6-22-1w FOR RENT—Farnished or’ unfurnished apartments, Bismarck » Business Col¢ |i lege. y 'RADE-<B: Six car to trade for Burleigh county land. Write Box G, Regan, N. D. 6-21-10t HOR SALE—Second-hand Dodge in FOR RENT—Modern house. of five {rooms and bath, furnished. Garage. $40. J. H. Holihan. Phone 746. ST. Buri In C Dabies Phone 183, 6-21-1w Sourt. 6-23-2t steady eral Flousework. WANTED—Experienced girl for gen- Good wages. Only Mrs. Fred Helmsworth, Eldridge, N. D. - girl wanted. St. FOR RENT—Nice large furnished room in’ modern house. rooms for light housekeeping, 404 5th 6-21 3t Judge FOR RENI—A very nicely furnished modern apartment, including piano; porches and garden all planted, 807 4th St. 6-7-t£ FOR RENT—Furnished apartment in first class condition. Phone 47). 6-13-tf (218 2nd St. Call: Montgomery, Florence: A. vs. pondent, Deceased, ____ “MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—On account of sickness in the family wil séll my pool and ENT — ‘Two named Respondents: 6-17-1lw You 6-20-5t FOR RENT—Room syitable for lady, $12 a month, 402 5th St. Phone 768-M. bowling parlors ‘consisting of four pool tables, } billiard table, 2 Brung- wick alleys, a swell line of fixtutes only four years old. Crops are look- the Person Court during the sum: mer. Phone 801, if interested. 6-22-38 Good’ 6-21-11 py 1°1W | POR RENT—Furnished house, in Phone WANTED—Competent gitl for gen- eral housework, Mrs, C) A. Baker, 820. FOR 6-22-3¢ 88 Rosser and corner Mandan Ave. « RENT—Furnished modern rooms. ing good for a bumper. If interested 413 come or write to owner. R. H. location. All in good repair. ~Raymond St. Phone 822-R. been rendered in this showing that the estate une. WORK N. Pho work by ‘hour or we WANTED—Young lady as housckeeper on farm, Write No. 408; care Trib ——— WORK WANTED WANTED Lady, Kk, 2 ne 325M. FOR 6-2 FOR wants 7 7th St. é 6-22 3t 6-19-1wk | Puntenney, New England, N, D | RENT — Furnished room. In-| OR RENT—Modern apartments in| + 7 2 2 quire 214 Fifth street. 6-19-lwk | the Rose Apartments, 215 3rd St.] FOR SALE—One Venus Martin. baby'a) Qe rinut RENT—Large modern-room suit-|' Phone 852. F, W. Murphy. _6-1-tf| crib bed, one Peninsular range with | titled, hi able fortwo. 522 2nd.St.° 6-21 106 | ———_---- | _ hot water front, one sanitary cot, one | be discharged; ‘that, Monday, day of July, A. D. 1922, POSITION WANTED WANTED—Position Farmers Elevator. combination book ease and writing desk. Phone 524-J. 616 13th St. + 6-15 tf as,-manager of. Eleven years suc- FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS in the Ci Tel 621-3 | Oo" WANTED—Carpenter- work, by hour or contract. .Phone-822-R, or call at .206 housekeeping sereenéd porch, gas, range; modern; nice lawn and shade trees, cessful experience. Competent book- keeper. Best of references, Write Tribune No. 409. 6-23, 4t -LOST FOR SALE—Alaska Star fee box, gate legged table, davenport, bed and other articles of furniture, all in very pood condition, 10 West Thayer, Phone RENT—Very desirable furnished partment, first floor, strictly been duly ttlement thereof. estate may in writin and con it the same. College. Driscoll, N, D. south of Bismarek. Inquite Business| ° 6-22-8t y cash, and then Six-room partly modern house, ‘well wy Thayer Se 6-21-3t| Also one sleeping room, with large! [O§T—One new 35x5 Racey tire, with | _623-J. 6-21-1W "And you, the above WANTED—By the day, washing. Phone] closet. Adults only. 217 8th St.| “steel beads, rim and inner tubs, For | FOR SALE=Lawn mower and Skin: ents, and éach of you; 558-J. f 2 6-22-2t || Phone 883. 6-28-1w! feward return to Edw. Wolf, Wishek,| ner Lawn Mist sprayer. Also fire: | apnear ‘etore this < U FOUND FOR SALE—Six-roomi modern house, in- oN. D. i i 6-22 2b less cooker. All in first class con-| cause, if any you have, FOUND=olarge ti maint cluding three bed rooms, well located, | LOST—Beta -Theta Pi fraternity pin] , dition. Phone 639, 1003 8th St. arge tire on rim, ‘inflated! cose in, for $3,000, on terms of $1,000] with initials A. L. A, on back. Finder 6-17 -1wkiffration of sald. estate eee FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinet, medicine cabinet, clothes rack and ironing board. All new, “Also baby buggy, used oné year. Write to Tribune 411. % 6-23 2b monthly payments.) please leave at Tribune office. 6-23 2t (SEAL) 7 Attorney for Adm, THE OLD/‘HOME TOWN TOWN WAS: EVE N \ C WILD WiTh THe Bie GRAND PR is LEY HEMSTITCHING, picoting and nov- iS elty pleating: Will do mail orders. Mrs. C. P.‘Larsen, 400 Fourth St. : = 6-20-1wk WANTED TO BUY—A second hand baby carriage. Phone 632-M. 6-21-3t FOR .SALE—Household furniture, 318 Mandan’ avenue. 6-21-4t NOTICE To "Wesley Swenson: between J. S, F|GRAND PRIZE PREE Kida VICKY NUMBER WITH) Wesley Swenson dated Sept, 8, 1919, by Tee ——— \ LEGAL NOTICES || ¢:"" | a eTRST REY NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOS- URE SALE EG ASTPRIZE-HANGING A .\7 DB 2NPFRIZE FINE POUNDS! SIN, OF SMOKING TOBACCO, = 5 (11) We = AS ridian containing 160 Notice is hereby given that that less according to the ‘} tain mortgage executed and delivere Carl FLW av single man, mol gor, to Betty ndberg, mortgagee, da ed the tenth day of July, A. D. 1911, and filed for record in the office of the I gister of Deeds of the County of Bur- leigh, State of North Dakota, on the 11th fay of July, A. D, 1911, and recorded in, rtgages_on Pag d by a sale of the pi 'd contract of sale is and such will be. forecloi mises in such mortgage and hereinafter described, at the front door of the court house in’ the city of, Bismarck, County of Burleigh and Stat8 of North’ Dakota, at the hour of two o'clock in the aft noon, on the 12th day of July, A. D. 1922, to satisfy the amount due upon ‘such hor day_ cf. sale. s described in stich mort- Will be sold to. satisty allows: deem Date hry in Township orth of Range containing 320 acr« Zoological gardens in Montgomery, Richard. Deane Montgomery, gomery, are herepy notified final account of the Florence A. gomery, administratrix of the estate of ichard Montgomery, late of the city of i the County of Wabasha, tate of Minnesota, Court, * government survey thereof. fault consists in failure to pay the taxes due and delinquent on said land, and also your failure to pay the in- fs and installments due ‘thereon, ‘ou are further notified that the the market for American bison. of Burleigh and due on such mortgage at the date of sale, the sum of Four Thou- eight Dollars ents ($4078.05), and in addition thereto ’ fees and costs of fore- June, A. D. 1922, BETTY SAND! ZUGER & TILLOTSON, Attorneys for Mortgagee, Webb Block, Heirs N. D. and Five BIERG, Mortgagee. 23-30—7-7 NOTICE AND CITATION, HEARING OF FINAL_ ACCOUNT AND BUTION OF ESTATE EU OH NORTH DAKOTA, County of Before Hon, I. ¢. e. In the Matter of the Estate of Richard DISTRI. Petitioner Res- The State of North Dakota to the above the said Richard Deane Mont- that Mont- the deceased, has Court, _ therein of sald deceased is ready for final settlement and distri- bution, and petitioning that his account be allowed, the, residue of said estate be to the persons thereunto: en- administration closed and she. the 10th® at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day at the—court rooms of this Court in the court house, ity of Bismarck, h, and State of. North appointed by this Court, for County of Bi Dakota, has , at which time ¢ any person interested in said ppearand file his exceptions, to said account, and petition named respond- are hereby cited there to be and and = sh why said~ac- count’ should ‘not“be aglowed, the residue of said ‘estate distributed, the adminis- closed. and said Florence A. Montgomery, be discharged Dated the 2nd day of June, A. D, 1922. By the Court: F.C. DAVIES. Judgo of the County Gourt. NEWTON, DULLAM & YOUNG, 6-2-9-16-23 , OF CANCELLATION OF CONTRACT FOR SALE OF LAND You, are hercb$' notified that you are default under the terms of that con- t of land made and entered into Larson, John A. Bert Larson, Alfred Larson, Anton S. Larson, Christ Larson, Jacob R. Larson and Peter A. Larson and you the said This contract was which contra you agreed to buy and pay for in a cordance with the terms of said co: tract that land in. Burleigh Dakota described as the South- st Quarter“(SE%) of Section Seven (7) in Township One Hundred ,Forty- two (142) North of Range Seventy-seven of the Fifth Principal Me- County. acres more or United “States Your a hereby cancell- . cancellation will take effect on the st day of January, A. D. ess within that time you re- England are in fa me are describ: ) ASK US TODAY. CITY PROPERTY — FARM LANDS. ON REASONABLE TERMS, 5 room Bungalow all modern, good location S.room. Bungalow modern, with g/....... 6 room modern Bugalow, new, pretty location - 7 rooms partly madern house, big snap 8 rooms all modern house, lovely place’ ... Lots in Riverview $400 to $850. Good Farms in Burleigh County as low as $12.50 per acre. EXCITEMENT TONIGHT.ON THE IZE DRAWING MONDAY. ing—we can sell on easy payments, | 4th St. HENRY & HENRY Be sure and ask~ us about our houses, lots and farms before buy- inane c OPN | °