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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
DingIDdH Gets
TD0 Good Wells

J. Alex. Dingwall. jr No. well
on the Biggerstaff farm in tho south
east corner of the west half OF the
southeast OF 9-l5-l0,, is flowing at
intervals, and is looking like n his
producer at az feet In the butcher
sand topped at $3.50 feet.
They are svabbing the well out
today, and viii shoot tomorrow.
The same company Is getting q
nice well at Gushing, In their Gaunt
farm test in the northwest corner
OF the northwest OF the northeast OF
2S-isb. The well made two nice
flows Saturday and sunday and
there In 1000 feet OF fluid In thc
6-lnch pipe. They viii shoot Il IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
Win the Oil Men

W. l. Kistlcr, at the head Of the
Producers 4 Reflners corporation of
Tulsa, and w. f. Kistlcr. sales man
agcr for tho same concern, are both
back from vacation trips and are
mighty glad to got back to this city,
Speaking of conditions here. W l..
Fistlor s1ys, we find strong in
quiry for refined products awaiting
us. and In fact, are much surprised
at the volume OF same. II would
appear that the iobbcrs throughout
the country propose to maintain our
former present relations and will
continue handling midcontincnt
gasoline as the trade seems TO pre-
fer straight run gasoline with tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

u day or .wo. This well ia located
three quarters OF a milo from the
March we'll
The DinRwall well In 32.12-1t
which had a hi" full Of wa'e- ~
2.9S0 feet. last week and nnnounc, :
that they would plug the hole. have
decided 20 undorroam and 60
deeper.
The same company expects 20 get
tho Bartlcsville IN day or two. in
their No. In 22-1B-5, they have
been shut down for repairs 90 rig,
but are drilling again, on S-1S.iO.
their test is shut down for repairs 10
rig. hut viii resume drilling in the
lime toaay In 27-23-4. they are lay
Ing gas line and moving In tools Tor
IA tpHt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
A. ID. Morton Gets
Another Vel

A. u. Morton brought in a 600 bar-
rel producer at but few feet in the
1850 foot pay, yesterday, in his No.
I, on the r. Smith farm, recently
purchase from John Il. Grievcs.
The well IL located In tho southeast
corner Of the northwest OF the north
west OF 3i-2O-7,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
In THE OIL FIELDS
Office, gal WI PECK Residence 2442

In tho production OF the mldconiln-
cnt refinerics, the major part of
whom make Tuisa their home
" the railroads had the nerve 20
put over a i-2 cent Increase on
fuel oil, as they did do in the above
Instance, tho question naturally
arises. chow far viii they go in sad
ding prohibitiye rates on Oklahoma
In the matter of intraBtate ratss2'
II would he interesting 10 hear from
some OF the railroad attorneys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
MinnehOma In Luck

The Minnehoma oil company Is in
big luck on account OF the showing z
In a well drilled by the Pawhuska
Gas company, at the center OF the
southwest OF 15-2i-e. The well has
been drilled into oil in the Bartles-
vile sand found at 2.301 feet. and
turned over TO tho Minnohoma peo-
ple, who. some time ago, drilled a
gas wei on the top of the same
structure. They own the entire sec
tion, and It certainly looks good now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
Oklahoma Central
al PhiiHpsUiiIe

The oklahoma Central OH com
pany completed It's test on the
Greasy Hnl allotment in the center
of tho west line Of the soJthcnHt Of
the northeast of 22-i4-ll, Phillips
villr pool, and AT 20 feet loo the sand,
which WAS topped at 2,17t feet, the
well is making 72O barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
KinglCO0d Completes
Bio Wen

The KInRwood Oh company drilled
I In its No. j Widerhrandt. located IN
the southeast corner of tho north
east Of 16-t1-ii Tho we'll is re
ported flowing az tho rate OF 20
barrels an hour, sand was topped at
2.GAh foot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
Wnroncr County.

Tho Melba OH company No. 6
Drew In the sou thwest OF 2t-l6-15
is n fishing Job at 1900 feet
II. G.. Mobiles No. 2 SANITY in the
northeast Of 5-l6-16 is down $50
fcct
The Holiday oil company No.
Sanity In the northwest OF 16-16-16
drilling at 500 feet.
CONTINUED OK NEXT PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

would like to meet rhs head OF
any oil company in Oklahoma need
ing the services of a man with IL
years practical experience In the
field. Address box 652-D. care
World --Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

WANTED TO BUY--Settled Okla
homa and Kansas oil production;
also producing royalties from owners
direct: can pay cash; negotiations
confidential Address p. o. Box
1881. Tulsa, Okla---Advt-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
In Wildcat Territory

Tho Columblno Oil company, @
Denver corporation b. down 1000
feet I'm the southeast Of the north
east ~ 5-23-j This test is ~ inter
est as 1t is several miles distant from
prOduCtiOu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
SkeIIu Gets Nice Producer

The sicily Dil company brought
In 400 barrel producer, yesterday
I'm IT. 80 iu the southeast corner
" tho northeast of the northeast Of
22-1f-l1. Phillipsville pool Pay was
topper at 2,SO2 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

For sale or lease. small oil pro-
duction complete with power; a
number OF good drilling locations
depth 4fS feet Box Tile. care
Worid---Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
The KGnOia Wei at Jennings

The Kanola OIL company's we'll In
24-20-7, Jennings field. is flowing
$50 barrels daily from the Layton
sand. found from i,5l2 to 1850 feet,
according to wire received from
there yesterday noon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

10 100 foot sand IN 10 tHst IN tho
southeast corner ~ she northwest of
the northeast " 30-12-il n is
considering bradonhcad. tho well
and drilling deeper for oil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

FOR sALE--A 30 Star drilling ma
chino with complete set OF tools from
12h inch down. b. & M. Drilling Co.
SOS Mayo Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

to help drill well In proven fleld;
good production on 8 tddes; looks
like sure shot for large profits;
quick action necessary. Address
l3i-E care World.---Advt-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

Pipe. easing. tubing: immediate;
any quantity; all sizes: hipped any
where. Brown Sales Co. Atco Bldg.
Osage 6445.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

National No. q; tools; casing,
sH-2s; eh-6%; two-inch line,
tubing; on nearby lease. Usage
SA4ef--Adyt. -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

Casing; used; 10000 feet 6 B-S
1T-pound ,i.45. 1000 3-l6 31.56.
Usage 6445.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
OIL AND GAS
Lsasss Supplies rredunaoa nes'

FOR sAIiE--car ibh 7o-ib. car
1sh 50-ib.. car 10 4o-lb.. car 10
35-ib.. 2 cara 8 u rs. car y 24-lb.. .
cars e% 24-lb.. car v 2o-lb. 2
cars 6 SIS l7-lb.. car s-le lI-io
2"-4 and la ID. tubing. Also large
stocks Of used casing. new and used
2-inch, 3-inch and 4-inch line pipe.
We buy used casing. abandoned
wells and lines. Goodman a Rn-
gold, 325 Central National Bank
Bldg, Tulsa Phones Usage sO6s'
4Ssb.--Adyt-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
PRODUCERS STATE BANK
Assets Over $4,000, 10000

40 INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS
The Deposits OF this Bank are pro-
tected by the Depositors Guaranty
Fund Of the State of Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

New casing at interesting prices
for prompt delivery, 3 Ia" 2s
pound casing. SIS" 20 pound cas-
ing, 2" An lib. tubing 2" Alb. tubing.
2" i,S0o-lb. test line pipe. Also other
1900 pound test line pipe Also other
sizes Of easing and line pipe. Cal
phone oaase 1850 or 45s6. long dis
lance so. Feenberg Pipe g. supply
Co, s1s e. First street. Tulsa. Okla
---Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
Gasser in Ofuskee County

The Atlantic Petroleum company
has $1,000. 900 gas well in tho .6S'
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
] Z ! J 1 J YER |
sHoV WING Up }.
Dlelinquents Ruslli & To
The Office Of h
reasurer.

# Delinqus usnt tax payers have respond esp
esed, ins nest GASES, t6 notices, msiled
out of County treasurer II Powell's 81.
flee, accord ding to Z statement issued
Inst tsweek He alpO declares there is
u little trouble being senco ountered III &c.
curing DEPOSITS covering taxes "a
aanal prop pertty sold sat auctions : 81
s c:oileeting payments il full.
Real estate taxes which are delin-
Eaaent have already earned 4 seven
per cent penalty and eleven per cent cent
on q g;,la money and credit sxes for tie
last year.
81 october l5th, q list 81 unpaid psr-
taxes win be- burned over & @
sstsheriff Elliott ttor enforced scollec-
ton: On Npyehabe ~ III penalties
Eon will be nereassd Us cd ;psx s.
a ths case l of eal 4 esstats i jtsn,s l
snnpai Ssies 0fs Srrops1t ~ tl,ie
.county on u lid Decs sn,bet
l l4th viii occur sonaS TINT diste
Esa roMell M alstosl IS nm ouunc6 that
l1fin lia sss mon li ~ siiiis
81 pnliti siIli s,3 iii oSlock
g sse i ili order to l olnods e .
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
FEAST
OBSERVED HERE
Eight Days Recognized
By Creed Here This
.... Week

The Feast Of Tabernacle which be-
gan Sunday afternoon and continues
for eight days, is being observed by
members Of the Jewish race here. No
formal services, however, are being
held as in the instance Of New Years
celebrations.
The first and last days Of the feast
are observed as holy days, and are
more important than the Intervening
days. The festival is, in intent and
ceremonial, thanksgiving festival.
As part Of formal ceremonies, when
observed Of the feast there lis the
bringing Of citron, fruit, palm branch,
myrtle and willow into the tabernacle.
The fruits Of the field which are
brought as a. sign Of thankfulness are
after the service sent to the hospitals
or the poor Of the city, in many in
stances. 81.
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
J! Alleged \ 4 Sugar
Prof fiteers Held.

( SALT LAKE CITY, q Utah. The b.
eight officers and directors of the
Utah Idaho Sugar company Of Salt
Lake named in rofiteering indiet-
ments returned recently in South Ba.
!kota appeared before United States
Commits ssioner Il. Van Pelt here and
were bound over 4orS trial in the
South }Dakota courts. Bail was fixed
at s., 500 each. Similar sugar prof.
teering cases are pending against the
directors 81 the com npany III Utah and
Idaho. Herbert ]. Grant, president Of
the company and president of the
Mormon .churc was not named ii,aid in
any Of the Indictment \
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29

CHICAGO, Sept. e. Eight mem
lbers Of the White Sox baseball cla..J
during the: 1919 World Series Wit
the Cincinnati Reds were indicted by
the Cook county grand jury today.
The indictments were voted, after
Eddie Cicotte, ace Of the White Sox
pitchers during the series, appeared
before the grand jury and told all he
knew about the alleged throwing Of
the series. The, indictments were
voted by the grand jury which inves-
tigated alleged crookedness in base
ball. ,.5s. &
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
.EP. MANN CRIES SOCIALISTS
At FARMERS WHO 0N 1 l0RlD
As He IiN0viCis nc I !GJiRs 5


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-A visit to
Fort Benjamin Harrison following
the installation Of new officers at q
,rief business session here the 24tt
concluded the official program Of the
54th annual encampment Of the Grand
Armv of the Republic.
William A. Ketcham Of Indianapo-
lis was elected conlmander-ln-cnief
without opposition. Other officers
named are George A. Hosley, Boston.
Jenior vice commander-in-chief; ]. A..
Candy, Spokane, junior vice COM
mander-in-chief; Rev. w. "A. Boswell,
Wichita, Kan, chaplain-in-chief; DR..
c. w. Burrell, Kansas City, Mo-, SUR
geon-general, and Walten Weber,
Columbus, Ohio, and Lewis s. Pitcher,
Pittsburgh, trustees of the permanent
fund. 4
No City Selected for Next Camp
The encampment failed to select the
city for the 1921 meeting, because no
formal invitations were received. De-
cision then was made to let the new
national council of administration Sc
lect the location. n
A resolution proposing a federation
Of the G. A. r. with the Spanish War
Veterans and the American Legion
Twas postponed indefinitely, having
been opposed on the ground that the
G. A. r. would lose its identity. in
such federation.
A resolution that the G. A: r. re-
tain its identity until the last mem
ber is dead and its books closed was
adopted.
The Sons Of Veterans at the clos
ina session Of their national sncampa
iment this afternoon, elected Lieute-
nant Governor%P P. A. Burrows Of Me-
braska as their commander-in-chief.,
Other officers elected were: q, q
=. G. Focht, Winchester, Ind, sen.
.s;:' vice commander-in-chief; E.. IT.
imam, St. Paul, junior vice com.
Il. .der-in-chief. 4 81
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29

Attorney Siver Ssrumgard, candi-
date for nomination seek the Office
of District Judge a. fhe June primar-
les, has formally withdrawn his
name from the ticket according to a
statement issued from his offices in,
the Bangs block yestsrday. With At
torney Serumgard osyt, Eve candidat-
es are still in the Tase for honors,
six with Mr.. SermugArd, having been,
nominated in June md three to be,
elected. Mr.. Sefumgard had ano
comment" to make Oh his withdrawal,
other than to state III had flied for
NAL anotice Of withdrawal" with the
secretary Of state and would abide by
it. ss
B OF those remaining candidates,
Judges Buttz, KneeshaW and Burr are
present holders Of the office to which
they seek reelection Judge Burr,
H. G. DePuy, and Charles A. Verret
ere endorsed by y the a Nonpartisan 1|g lea
According TO repOrtS reaching here
from all parts o4 TN esdistrict, Nom
partisan league tindidates, also en-
dorsed by labor uniSns, are making
strong, headWay With assurances Of
votes Mt the Novelnber 2nds el4c-
tions. u
Y Attorney Serumg gasd's withdrawal
leaves Devils Lake with only one rep
3resentative in the race for the three
district judgeships present Judge G.
w. Buttz. q resident of Devils Lake
with chambers in this. city. !
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
J Elect [, / ctlO,leeri,lg
May Be Costly.
EXPENSES OF VOTING
TRANSPORTATION PROHIBI-

EXPENSES OF VOTING
TRANSPO PORTATION PROHIBI-
TED )Section $780, State Code)-
It shall be unlawful for any per-
q damage sss due to .tts,dsSee ss
the polls, or in registering or for
the expense of transportation to
or from the polls. No person shall
pay for personal service to be
performed on the day of a eau
Gus, primary, convention, or any
election for any purpose connect
ed Herewith, tending in any way,
directly Or indirectly, to affect the.
result thereof, except for the hir-
ing Of persons whose sole duty
is to act as challengers and
watch the count of official ballots.
No person shall buy, sell, give or
provide any political badge, but
ton or. any insignia to be worn at
or about the polls ON the day of
an election, and no. such political
badge, button or insignia; shall be
worn at or about the polls on any.
election day. (191l, Ch. 129, Sec.
IA.
INSTRUMENTATION ELEC-
sTION DAY (SecsfSf 9s0-State
sCode1-Tf shall ha nnlawfnI fnr
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
Cal'lrllso

III lAt a ceremony perfo or1ned without
ostentatioh Saturday aftarnoon, Miss
Hilda Matson, daughter "a Mrs. Peter
Matson, became the brids sof Helge
Carlson, Reverend Loftt tn II |, ~ 81 the
Norwegian SLutheran church perfolrrmrn-
inn the rites. and Mn Carlson
LEFT following theiir wedlddllle for The
Twin Cities and other poilltts of in-
terest ia tho 5easstt. II,
& % tke contr tracing psiyItiss are
well nosvnsin their respae iye social
circles hsre 81. Carlso s HI bean
8 aSlAadsr IL the uitheran sch III.
cles ma has friends ii pssils Lahe
md q g is rsgionI by tho IN q, "a, q q
does GalEIlson. 3s
q Carl ii q men u s thee
alTu ynilE Il atscus " T. + g IL aiii,l sal,d
sst t. II his HI Il i'sE sl 4
80 !sl s & sd,asl son iSi 10 co Is. y
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
e||luRI|E)| I : ! | J ! / ! /
/ ! 4 ) ION | |! ! |
Candid HAL nenged'
For Her ttitude
()n State
A A.ITIrJG'


Mi aiislson
.didate for suipe perintend- =
,ent &c public ms truction
sof North ID akot ma de-
serious charg ges against the
.state q sghich h5s He j. IN OIL
Zee hol me of the
most imp ortant witt thinSthei 4
power of the bile. Miss
Nielson has ) sen aslked 70
alnsIwer these chart ~. The
question & pat 70 her "A
- open letter 81 the Cos,r-
ier-lle leyys. It = candid and
fair iin every Y !, y !, respect, i 81
courteous 20 the extreme
VIII Miss Mi elson { answer?
The letter, iin full &
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29

s a sait of clothes weigh hing ap-
proxinaafaly q tfen pounds costs &
ssGreats Falls, Mentana, clothers
eight and ) third cents more
freight than &c did before the new; /,
ratef {. ranted ~ the Interstate
Col rce commis1ion went into
eject September Il; and IL ID less
tot DEVILS Lake, North Dalotx.
4 As he'd shipped from Chicago TO 4
Great Falls win cost about 40
cents more than sit did; : 20
pound chair should Be marked up
m additional eight cents because /
.0f The new freight rates and ! so 4
pcand dresser costs % cents
Dry goods, underwear, carpets
and similar articles should cost
the cQnsuee approximately one
cent = pound more. Canned goods
from Chicago should cost d third
of j cent more 70 the ,pouad can;
cheeseS from consin should rise
. little more than half 4 cent .
pound, cp6e Zee from New York de-
j serves III increase In retail price
i Sof less than i cent . pound and
! sugar from Calf fornia should not
aasanss Mo.s Inan .nlss-ten.ns ~
f,e;.ht :, : sen., ,s.tes Dss1use 3 e heW
Sile.s =, y .1a'es. . !, =. N
cre,t : IA Fans i from nc ch;esac snpp.u must =
u.ss.,Is y. : aIa:s;i a..s lgn sa.saso mus. nus
~ 81 saon ssuts ,,,.s ...Sn at .sss sasn
Th;.s 800, : l;' fsa;sh4 81 49, i,o
.''Ias 49, = 49, = .s.sn. ,.ss saan
s.ndrs., . Z. ~ ssns = Iga ti,., -au e
4 \ M:- w.. 81 Is! ,iSluas = l.ouI 1!ym :.a
y..n .sst 'S s',st;y;s psss =. ~ n.. ..s.sn.
n....Sss,is 80 s 49, - 80 =
TIE Ths fn,sn,s 5 ~ 80. ~ !. ~. -,
80 .s ~. ss'p.s, y Son.p.,su as
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
WOULD | CORRECT j RI
'M|SLED" Men.
Community Developt
Association Head
.@,5.s Speaks
is OUT OF HARMONY
Uses The Cando League
Organ But Not His
Home Paper
S OUT OF HARMONY

Charges that h .
World Publishing Conn
pany, publishers of The
Devils Lake World, was
and is organized for the
PRONUNCIATION Of sodaalis-
tic theories or practices,
are absolute falsehoods in
every sense Of the words.
II h e World Publishing
Company, is organized as
4, permanent branch. Of the
printing industry in Dew
ills Lake. In its political
policy, it will defend, the
principles Of right and.
justice. 1t Is not owned
~ the Nonpartisan league
nor are its policies dictated
in any manner BY that or
|, ganization. Il will, how.
ever, endeavor to the ut
! most ability Of those in-
stefested, seek to further
the best interests Of the
farmer, the labor unionist,
the worker, the profession
sal map md the public Il
D et for the good Of
Ramsey county. .... I.
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29
l|I
lIE hnnE GaAR1K
lSlhIR| FAR QUERY!
TEA / ! P'ARII|E J ! | !! I !
! ] | J PQLIl'IIcS. / | ! !
Ladies If Connors
. El1ter rtail,
Ihis eek

II Tea parties, win be the order
p Of things for the ladies' of the:
local n O'C Connor club here this q
week, according TIL ) public an-
rdaneement. bad wieather sttsp-
ped the booster trips of the fair
a dsax last week But this week, +,
nth the ia Of Mis- Hazel Mel
sS 81 s0ni sister, S,of Minnie u. candidate +
i Il for superintendent sof public In Z.
struction, things will be differ
81 ent. Weather Just can't stop S
the lady voters, thsy ares going II
stto to have some fun any how.
Porch tea parties, one every day,
1 published notice announces. y
Twenty-Five womst tie notice
read, will be invited 10 each M
those little a6airs. 3
Some 4of the men folks heteabouts
are growing jealous think of it fell
lows sn.tea" party every afternoon.
But gentleme this Will be real tea
from Japan, SO shut oR your thirst. n Il
Mrs. "a. NJ. Powell Is ..en engineering 3
the ladies' campaign tea parties, as
president 81 The ,Connor club d 81
chairman. Anyway there's going to
be a quite time Of sit. 5:5E 5s
Bet Hazeps sister. Minnie j !, will
wish she was here geel ten every az
.tefhoon. But Minnie has to BE cam
paigning and she is going strong, 50
strong she almost stepped ovsrboard
The Devils Lake world., 1920-09-29

n, -. tMalHu, u MAINS DSparLmenS
store here, interviewed by a repfe-
sentative of The World, declared he
could not patronize the advertising
columns Of the publication, FIRST be-
cause its circulation was not good as
an advertising medium" and because
he had decided not to patronize Z
"a socialist" newspaper. The report
,er warned Mr.. Mann that in address,
ing him as socialist and in termine
The World a socialist newspaper"
he addressed the same epithet to
some Of the leading farmers Of Ram
sey county, men who stand without
reproach not only in their own COM
munities but throughout the region
farmers who have invested their
money in the World Publishing Com
pany. S, .5
Those men are misled," Mr.. Mann
said, yet admitted that in some In
stances he believed they "are honest
IN their beliefs" He said they must
be shown their mistake. stThey are
misled," he repeated.
Harping throughout the interview
on socialism, the head Of Devils Lakes
largest retail establishment, compar-
ed 1.-THE Nonpartisan league-or social
ism as he termed it and it's opponents
to the battle waged in North Dakota
years ago when liquor was voted ont
OF the state. He said:
Ss II must take the same stand / did
then, It was q question Of temper
anceSor liquor and I took the side of
Temperance. In this fight / must
take q stand now" 57E7lI'9 3Ssi
Apparently Mr.. Mann Is out of har-
mony with the advertised principles
Tor which the Community Lie Dey-i
slopment Association Of North Da-;
kota purports to represent with III
over q hundred organizations IL the
state, declaring he Is taking no -
i've interest in that effort nov. hay-
ing turned over actiiye naauas en- sD,,t5 ssstk
m AIN. Carr. Nj. Mann, however.
admitted he u preaidenk of fI,as - y.
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