The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 3

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Look at the Returns From YOUR Section! VERY STATE IN THE UNION Is Now Represented in “The Digest’s” Greatest of All PRESIDENTIAL POLLS Nearly 2,000,000 Ballots Are Recorded and Analyzed | in This Week’s Issue With the tabulations in this week’s “Digest” of nearly two million votes, repre- in an analysis of the ballots so far cast, points out the source of LaFollette’s strength. senting all the forty-eight States of the Union, the returns in this greatest of all un- official polls may, for the first time, be considered fairly representative-of the nation. | . This poll is probably the outstanding news - feature in the press today and is be- ing.anxiously studied by voters of all political persuasions, wherever located, as it It is noteworthy that the Democratic percentage has risen slightly. with a corres- cee — ioe - the final analysis, it will give a trustworthy indication as to who ponding fall in the Republican percentage. This percentage may be expected to rise ane ese still further with the succeeding returns since the States in which Democratic There are several other important articles in this week’s issue of the “Digest” strength is confessedly strongest are among the last ones to report. “The Digest,” | that will be read with interest by the American public. Among them are: The Political Explosion in Iowa Canada’s Game Dying Out A Modern Mahomet After Mekka Mr. Mellon and the “Aluminum Trust” SestiieaciGtedl i iti : mas ThaiicaiieakMaslons Aegiikes Faeth The World’s First Woman Cabinet Minister To Halt the Smuggling of Aliens An Actress Gives Millions to Crippled Veterans The Rum Problem in the Philippines New Difficulties for the Missionaries “Marching Through Georgia” in the Caucasus i Ropi i i l Satins ping Lions in the Grand Canyon Britain’s Jobless Veterans Why Christianity Breeds Trouble : Catching the Sound of a Bullet é What the Electoral College Is and Does Many Entertaining [Illustrations Get October 18th Number--On Sale To-day--All News-dealers--10 Cents Contains Official List Cross-Word Puzzlers Radio Broadcasting Stations Whether it be a “White Mule” Booze in Pennsylvania ryhody who is interested in Radio ye Interested in the fourth edition and enlarged and fresh from s, of the standard Radio hand- PRACTICAL RADIO By Henry Smith Williams M.D. LL.D Author of “History of Science” « aAtev r é = as the onary that “answers a mil- ri F Hon an ng the largest and latest u . & wbridg. s y publishe efines The official lst of the~United St 5 140,000 te giyes 15,000 proper and Alaska Broadesating, Static A es. 1 lines of synonymic ished for the first time i Book, give the stations’ call 5 i ibobeeorelnmn neues oy a has location, by whom operated and - u f other outstanding ‘features. trolled, ‘wave length, power (wv * Ps § 1 and exclusive features of and service 4 value to those intereste “Practical Radio” answers all your in © ‘ord Puzzles, (and w! ho isn‘ gy Questions about Radio’ equipment oa é its entire vocabulary is in operation. It tells you how to m " iS HABETICAL ORDER and that your own, All types of aerials a CEE 3 ands of synonyms and antonyms re explained ai : hi words wanted quickly. Aa The Funk & W: Practical Standard Dictionary Famed wherever English is spoken criptic cn of heterodyne and ular Paper Raition, with thumb- trodyne effec notch index. Cloth, ¥5.00. Buckram, $6.00. Postage 32c extra. Bible Paper Edition, with thumb- 5 notch index. Cloth, colored edges, $5.00. 1 ath Fabrikoid, marbled edges, $6.00. Fuli Agee ti cae aguas trom flexible Leather, gilt cages, boxed, ists last weelk $7.50. Postage 24c extra. oth, $1.75, nets $187 post-pald "FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY (Publshers‘of ‘the Famous NEW: Sianderd Dictionary) NEW YORK For sale By Ail Bonkeeliers or Fuvk & War nal ‘ompany, Publishers Funk & Wi is, eee pany, Publishers 458 Fourth Aven New York City Aves New tone cite St AE LT