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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
Chapter %

Chapter 81
without N the least reatiZIhE the
change. Margaret Hayden a trans
formed within a few weeks from a mer"
" beautiful. dtgniiicd. interesting
Young woman-the mother of a young
Sirl-into a living throhoing personal
lty. d woman whose cheeks raled ana
flushed at nothing but her thoughts,
who Smiled at herself in the mirror anu
who walked softly through i succession
Of roseate dreams. II has al come
about so simply. craig F"rreSt"rS re-
tvrn. his question regarding Hudson
Baker. then the feeling Of happiness.
Life suddenly ceased to he comp.tcat-
ed. Margaret was satisfied just to live
on ENJOYING to the utmost the feeling
Of content that had come TO her. She
even forgo; to worry abou; loan and
almost decided 10 send for her ana con-
TESS she had come 10 New York to DO
| Young once more. to live as she never
! could live in the town where she was
classed as Did. because she was the
mother OF a grown girl and had oecn'
in n very slight way. int with peo-
pie older than she.
I'll wait just a little longer she
said 70 herself. "PCrhaps she would
NJ understand" then FLUSHED violently
at the thought implied.
Margaret had learned much since hef
arrival in New York. most OF II from
Mrs. Walters and her associates. She
had learned many Of the secrets OF the
:oiler heretofore q locked book 20 her.
She had learned the art Of being p"rpet
ually fresh and charming, learned to
care for her beauty until u bloorred
with added iustre Hs the days passed,
learned TO love soft powders and raro
toilet waters. fine linens, real laces.
silks and satlrS. All these were no par
tirular strain upon her purse. at least
she could afford them without cramp-
ing herself. For years she had not
spent her Income. even though II never
had been large. SO she could now be as
dainty as she pleased.
Sometimes she thought or marriage
as she listened TO the talk GoinS on
about her. and as she Listened she form
cd her own ideas. fDunIl her own view
puSt upon IN" subject She never
would marry just for mony. hui rs GER
,ainly she would not marry a man who
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yard for IN" drawers. = yard for the
pctticoa,. and | yard for the dress Of
26-Inch material for q 24-inCh size.
A pattern OF this illustration mailed
20 any address on receipt Of L. cents in
silver or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
IL cents to I~ntelliGcucer office Wheel
ing. w. Va.
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i5e6--CompriSinS dra wers. undersk'rt'
and a dress that may be finished In hish-
- or French style. This set OF patterns
will develop chArmirgly and please the
little doll Moth":. The lrawerS and
umlorsNir' may be- Of na!nsook or lawn.
The dress OF bingham. pcrcaie, lawn
.ailsta. silk or rr-re. 1t may b" tlnlsh-
ed with feather stitching or lace, o..
the free edges could b" embroidered ~
scallops. with eyclets ut neck edge ana
sleeve. for ribbon insertions. The nm
derskirt pattern Ia also nice for fan
rel, but the waist portion should be II!
cambria. nainsook. or lawn. The Pat
tern for this attractive combination Is
Gu, IN . sizes: -, IL. IS. 20. 20 and ~
inches In height. 1t will require y
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A DAINTY SET FOR DOLLY,

z2--Here Is a nice 'nne-piec" dress
with a smart sailor collar and stylish
pockets. A petttcoat and combination
underSarment so that dolly may hc
dressed both up-to-date and romfortH-
bly,. I, WITH take Just a few Of mothers
patches" 20 max" any or all Of this
outRt. Lawn. camhric or muslin Is nice
for tho underEarments. Tho dress may
be Of satin. silk. cambria. percale. linen.
lawn Or cashmere.
The Pattern. which includes all styles
illustrated. Is cut In . sizes: For dolls
10. -. 20. -. - and 26 inches IN length.
%f1e Aress requires Il yards OF 2;-inch
material. ~ pntt'cnat = ward. and the
co mbirAi!ra ;. '.'"l. for m lS-inrh dol.
A pattern ut tA:s illustration mailed
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Rosc-Thry say that rad!um * con-
~stantly giving of particles Of Itself,
yet II never gets am less.
Rudd-That's the kind OF stuff they
ought 10 make money OF.
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HEALTH 1[@1hESS||
By John B. Huber AMMD

While foolish people are trying to treat themselves by drugs, the
time when a real cure, by a skilled doctor, could be effected passes by
until no cure can be done.
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Srel! out the names OF the little
r]ic;urrs. Then add and subtract as
ind Gated BY IN" signs. and the re-
letters Wiz s"cll the mama Of
a small. crawling creature.
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle
The rchus represents FIVE FORkS.
a ha;;'e OF the civil War.
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To- anv address on receipt Of 10 cents In
silver or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
Il cents to InteliiEenCcr office Wheel"
ing. ". Va.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Qbnuld IA In Had.

am a boy II years old, and for the
mast IS months have been suffering
from these disenses; Mttral Sternosis,
Diarrhoea. Sub-acute rheumatism. and
Chronic I;~nd0carditls. according 10 hos
pital diagnosis. During all these months
| have been under medical care, and am
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until NJ cure can be done.

Would you kindly tell me what cause
faVuS" Is there n cure
Answer.--ThIs - q contagious skin
disease due to . vegetable parasite.
They are in tho scalp. bu; sometimes
Also on non-hairy portions OF the body
patches usually rounded and showing
'up-shapcd sulphur yellow crusts per-
toratcd by hair. These crusts have a
mousy smell. Sometimes nails are az
fected from scratching the patches. The
trouble is chronic and may result IN
extensive soaring and loss OF hair
It Is Il very prevalent disease in Europe,
and ia frequently the result OF unc!ean-
Illness or associating with the uncleaniy.
OftCnt.mes too. II IS contracted from
the lower animals. as cats or dogs.
The trouble Is not on the skin surface,
but deep down on the hair roots. The
Only way 70 cure favuS is to ep!late-
hat Is to pull out with tweezers-all
the hairs in and within an eighth or an
inch around the patches: and then 10
rub in sulphur ointment OF ralomel ONT
ment ia grains 10 the ounce or IN
vercre cases a FIVE per cent oleate or
mercury. ointment. \ child thus surer-
Ing must Of course be kept from school
r,,Il {, 10 cured NJ It's favuS,
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3oS1--This attractive group comprises
a simple dress. good r.: lawn. oatiste'
silk or dimity. a stylish cape that may
be IT,, o}"prG in satin. flannel. velvet or
silk. and a bonnet 70 match the cape or
To Be-. -" lawn. velvet or embroidery.
The Pattern for this set Is cut In >
sl1c1 for Dolls: l6. Is. %. - and -
inches IN height. Size ~ Will requir"
* yard OF 36-tnrh material for the
dress - yard OF 4O-inch material tor
he cape and l. yard Of 20-inch material
for the bonnet.
\. pattern ~ his illustration mailed
10 any address on receipt Of Il cents In
silver or stamps.
Wr.:g name and address plainly. SEMI
l. cents TO Intc.iigcncer Office. Wheel
ing. w. Va. -
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ntellieencer'
Daily Pattern

FOR MOTHERS HABY. DOLLS SET
OF BABY CLOTHES STNTA CLAUS
MAY BRING TO MOTHERS GIRL.
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FOR "DOIIY'S WARDROEF-SET OF
SHORT CLOTHES.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-12-15

AUCTION SALE-Having decided to
leave the country will sell at my
residence on the "Sly Ranch" n mile
south of S. P. & S. depot the follow
ing described property, on Thursday,
Dec. %, beginning promptly at one
o'clock: fine span big mares; 2 fine
Jersey cows, one to freshen Jan 3,
coming four years old; old coming 8,
giving three gallons milk; good buggy
wagon, hay frame; 12-inch plow; one
ditcher with 2 shovels; float; sled: 16-
foot ladder; number Of small tools;
hay in stack; SO hens, 80 White Leg
horns, 5 White Wyandottes; 16 Rhode
Island Reds; oak bed, springs and mat
tress; sanitary couch, dresser, COM
mode, dress form, size AZ; combina-
ton bookcase and writing desk; stand
table; 4 rockers; rug: wool Ingram
carpet; Howard heating stove; din
ing table; 8-day clock; large safe with
glass doors; chairs; Great Western
range; kitchen cabinet; table, zinc COW
cred; Perfection oil stove; cream sep
arator, used since July last: Darcy
churn; washing machine, wringer and
other articles too numerous to men,
ton. Terms of sale-All sums under
$50, cash; all over that amount, six
months time on bankable notes at 10
per cent interest. No property to be
removed until settled for. Two per
cent off for cash. S. F. Lane, owner,
H. s. Hughes, auctioneer.
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WEEKLY LETTER from Omar w.
Rich, pioneer land man-We sold
for cash this week one small tract in
Kennewick and 120 acres under the
Highline. We traded for other pro-
perty and part cash some Kennewick
properties for Eugene, Oregon, Wallu-
la and Walla Walla county properties.
We have quite a number Of inquiries
from all parts of the state for both
cash and trade deals. Can you use
4S0 acre wheat land near Cottonwood,
Idaho; 160 acres at Umpavine, Ore,
So, 900 modern home in Garfield, Wn?
or Hillyard, Wash? $4,000 in Ken
newick best properly for $4,000, half
cash, half trade. Phone Commercial
Hotel.
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FOR SALE-Acreage at Richland, inn
proved and unimproved. Chance to
get home on terms you can meet;
close to town and school. 1t will pay
you to investigate. Own home for
little more than taxes. If interest
ed write quick as this. offer holds
good for short time only. Write j.
A. NJ, care of Courier-Reporter. tx
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SUDDEN SERVICE TO ALL-Win-
ter is not over. Now is the time to
look over your shoes and have them
repaired. I make them as good as
new at REDUCED prices. Don't wait
until too late, come in now and see
Sudden Service Oliver in Beste's Tire
Shop. S4-1
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be held on Thursday, Jan. 18th at the
Valley Club house, for the purpose of
transacting such business as may reg
ularly come before it. All stock hold
ers and others interested invited to
attend. Jesse Reed, pres. 37-40p
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FOR SALE-Write for our prices on
fruit trees, grape vines, berry plants
and shrubbery. Special wholesale
prices on Concord grapes for linn
tied time. Gardeners Nursery Co.,
nhone 21O2. 29-36c
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FOR SALE-New and used Maxwell
parts, as I have just taken one to
pieces. If you need any piece from
q bolt to gear I have it and will sell
at your price. See l.. Eichner at Ken
newick Tin Shop. 36-7
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FOR SALE-Not every place will pay
To be sure of success you better see
Omar w. Rich, pioneer land expert
who probably knows more about the
cash and producing values of all Ken
newick lands than anyone else. 34-Sp
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FOR SALE-1O0 red comb, singing
Leghorn and Ancona pullets; also
10,colonies Of bees in good shape. ].
~. Ely. a.. BOZ
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FOR SALE-Nursery stock, strictly
high class and reliable nursery
stock at bargain prices. Buy direct
from the nursery and save money.
Kennewick Nursery, Horace Wrav.
prop. 36tf
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TO TRADE-First grade Winesap ap-
pie trees for hay. Trees, $50 per
hundred, hay $11 per ton f. o. b. S.,
p. & S. Kennewick Nursery. 36tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-NEA of N.
EA of SWA of Sec. 81, twp. 10 N.
range % east, w. M, lying east of
boulevard and drainage canal; 5.27
acres. Howard s. Bell, Empire State
building, Seattle, Wn. 1913
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FOR SALE-Kerosene engine, 21s h.
p, used but little; also centrifugal
Pump. Robert Jacobson, Richland.
$3.50
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FOR SALE-100,OOO asparagus plants
earliest and best variety, $500 per
thousand, delivered. Place your or
der now for spring delivery. Phone
Richland 283, or write p. 0. Box 223,
Richland. 36-9p
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FOR SALE-Have you tried our coal :?
10 is the best coal you can get in
town. Let US furnish you with your
next supply. Wilson Transfer phone
gil. 37-40
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FOR SALE-Two story building and
z lot suitable for rooming house or
store. In good location. Address box
466. 37-41
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FOR SALE-15 acres improved land
for sale or trade for unimproved
land. r. I, box 147A, phone 35x3.
37-8p
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FOR SALE-A few more pure bred
White Wyandotte cockerels. $500
to $500 each. Mrs. George Egbert,
phone 1878. 35-7p
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To Trade

TO TRADE-Idaho logged-off land
for Kennewick acreage. Inquire Of
Clyde Shay, at Hooper's Conferction-
cry. 37-9p
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FOR SALE ~ Demonstration phono-
graph, 500 machine: will take $50
for Il and dozen records. Gilmore's
leWelry Store.
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FOR SALE - Watches. clocks and
jewelry. Also fine watch repairing.
Work guaranteed. julius Jacot, Fin
ley. 36-7
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NURSERY STOCK - Getting low.
Rush your orders. sell both whole
sale and retail to the first buyers.
Order direct from the nursery and
save 80 per cent. Send for price
list. Kennewick Nursery, Horace
Wray, Prop, Kennewick, Wash:
27d
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OIL, Water Color, Tapestry. Charcoal
and Pastel pictures on sale for one
week at Tachell Bros. Prices reduced
from Is to so percent. Blanch Car
man. 37-8p
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RALED HAY-Get our prices on car
load lots of baled hay. We are right.
Wilson Transfer, phone 511. 37-40
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All YoungPeon1s
- are invited PtV

Christian Endeayor 80.
sn FIRST Congregational cb.s,I De
Sunday, December 18Th s s4aa
ro..,,;T Topic: Conscience 'S0 Pm
prov. 2O:27. Acts q az, UsSssy S1s h
jeanette Huntington, M G;laock Mis-
COMET
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FOR SALE-Any part of Maxwell
you want, rear end parts, all new,
has three 3Ox3k tires and tubes new.
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FOR SALE - Young Duroc-Jersey
sows, first class breeding stock.
Phone 2796. S-sp
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FOR SALE-A small girls bicycle,
b almost new; will sell at bargain.
A good. useful Christmas present. At
Kennewick Tin Shop. 36-7p
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If you need any piece I can save you
money. See L. Eichner at Kennewick
Tin Shop. 36-7p
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WANTED-14OO to 1900 Id. horse;
will pay cash. Call j. E. Hampton,
Hover, Wash.
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FOR SALE-Best & cheapest scratch
food for chickens. wheat hay; in
bundles and loose, $1,000 per ton while
it lasts, at Meadow Brook Farm. Tele-
phone 37x2.
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FOR SALE-Hay. Five miles out on
Richland road. j. w. Morton, tele-
rhone 25x4.
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LET JOE DuBuc do your pruning
{ and grating. Years of experience
work done to suit. Phone 2776.
37-4ip
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WANTED-Boy wishes to work for
room and board while attending
high school, beginning in January.
Phone 2Sx11.
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WANTED - Dressmaking by Mes
DANES Keough and Gibson, two
doors west of Catholic church. 80
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FOR RENT-Well furnished room for
gentleman, close in; furnace heat.
Apply at Palm Confectionery. 30tf
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WANTED - Table boarders; good
home cooking, close in. Phone 1881.
So per week. 37-8p
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FOR RENT-5 room house. Chance to
have chickens, garden, etc. Adjoin-
ing Bert Loyd's place. Inquire Lloyd
Kennewick Club.
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FOR SALE 49, Berkshire SOW, large
type, full bred, one year old. Phone
AF81. 36-7p
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WANTED-To know whereabouts of
15-year-old boy, arriving in Kenne-
wick last Saturday, wearing long
pants, corduroy coat, green overcoat
and brown cap. Parents anxious. No
tify local police.
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WANTED-Married man wants work
work driving light or heavy
truck; can do own repair work. Tele-
phone 361. Call for o. Froman. 36-7
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Small modern house,
furnished or unfinished. Call 2033
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FOR SALE-Winesap sorted Gull ap-
Piles, cheap if taken at once. Every
apple is sound. Call 2476. Sop
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FOR SALE-If you want pedigreed
cockerel from Hollywood's very
highest producing pen, at bargain,
phone Jesse Reed, 11x3. 36-9p
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FOR RENT-About three and half
acres with water right. See John
Eichner at Kennewick Tin Shop. 36-7
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FOR SALE-If you want pedigreed
cockerel from Hollywood's very
highest producing ten, at bargain,
phone Jesse Reed, 11x3. 36:9p
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FOR SALE+Team, harness, wagon,
two Jersey cows. Inquire at first
house south Of Washington street
school on right of road. 37-8p
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FOR SALE-Trunks and Suit Cases.
Beste's Tire Shop. 32tf
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WANTED-Boarders and roomers.
Phone 1883, Mrs. H. Fisher. 1878
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WINTER feeding stock, three & four
dollars. Russell Ranch, Richland.
35tf
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FOR SALE-Good Jersey COW, will
take part hay. Phone 1904. 81
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FOR SALE.-Pigs George Fredericks
Hedges. SIP
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FOR SALE-Several good Rhode Is
land Red cockerels. Phone 1864.
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DEL MONTE
Corn & Tomatoes
Per large can
16c

One can or a dozen. This is
wholesale, less the freight.
The whole Del Monte line of
canned goods is preiced simil-
arly. Prices on other merchan-
disc quoted last week will remain
the same.
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Wanted

WANTED - Plain sewing to do at
home. Phone 361. 36-7p
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ORDERS taken for Pendleton bath
robes. Beste's Tire Shop. soft

Speciality wood for fuel and
kindling. Prompt service. Try us.
| Wilson Transfer, phone Sill. 37-40
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-03-10
VIRTUAL AUTONOMY
FOR STATE RR RANCHES
OF NON-PARTY LEAGUE

Minneapolis, March 9.-Plans to
give the state organizations virtually
autonomy were discussed today ny
the national committee OF the Non
PARTISAN League in session here with
representatives from 13 states.
The proposal calls for transfer OF
all state. accounting to the state or
'ganixation, which also would finance
publication of the leagues ten state
papers. Only summary report
would be kept at national headQuar-
ters. which would have periodic aud
its made.
With curtail ment Of work and a
consequent reduction in it's working
force = smaller proportion OF the
membership fee would 90 TO the ma
'ional body.
Members Of the committee from
Minnesota, North Dakota. South Da-
kota. Montana, Idaho. Kansas. Ne
braska, Wisconsin. Washington. Ok
lahoma, Texas and Colorado are at
tending the meeting.
The chief business before the
gathering will be filling Of vacan-
cy on the committee due to the ex-
piration of the term of William
Lemke, attorney general Of North
Dakota, who is expected to be rec
lected, members said.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-03-10
OLSON PREDICTS
ORGANIZATION OF
new PARTY in N. D,
Would Be Known as Con-
struction Party and Com
posed of Conservatives of
Nonpartisan League and In
dependents.

Bismarck, March "a third par.
ty OF North Dakota probably to be
known as the Construction Party
and to be built up slowly and thoro-
ly thruout the state is the plan OF
Obert A. Olson Of Bismarck. form
or state treasurer, and number OF
the conservatives of the Nonparti-
san League and the independent
voters association, it became known
today.
No attempt would be made to get
this third party into action this
year in case Of recall election, ac-
cording to Mr.. Olson, but an attempt
would be made to have it thoroly
organized in time for the next gen
eral election in 1922.
Mr.. Olson has held conferences
on this program with VIM. LANCER,
former attorney general and candi-
date for the governorship against
Governor Lynn J. Frazier in 1920
primaries, Carl Kositsky and Walter
Maddox Of MOntrail.
II can see no hope for harmony
and political and financial prosper
ity in North Dakota until there is
4 party to which all persons who
have the future welfare of the state
at heart can give their whole sup
port, Mr.. Olson said