The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1917, Page 3

does i: I r 5 i- e e rf I >a abe - «it p the prairies, when she lost her way in , The McConkey Com. * wish to call your attention to their . STIRLING * absolutély fint’ cream, *We laid in a oe na BA SET ETO ANE Action anor: at Spectal Definite ‘Meeting of the City Commission | Last Night. While no official record was made, the city commission in special ses- sion last night for the purpose of con- sidering the matter of establishing a | road to the river, definitely agreed to | use the section line, south of the Northern Pacific tracks; The road around the hills will be widened and the hill bottoms filled in two feet. The approximate cost of establish- ing this road will be $800 for the stretch lying west of the tracks and about $700 for improving the road east of the crossing, Captain Baker ! agreed to give a permanent lease, free of cost, on his property through which the road passes. The commission instructed the city attorney to act in regard to the mat- ter of getting better river ferry ser- vice between Bismarck and Mandan. The commission will soon advertise for bids for the sale of warrants to coyer the paving in district No. 2, WITH TEARS IN EYES, THANKS BISMARCK FOR KINDNESS TO DAUGHTER His eyes filled with tears and with a tremor in his voice which almost forbade utterance, Joseph Musil of | Beach today expressed his apprecia-! tion to Bismarck for the kindness j shown his little. daughter, Philomena, who is recovering in the Bismarck hospital from ‘a’ fight’ of exposure on | a blizzard, several weeks ago. “I cannot say what I feel,” said Mr. Musil. “I have no words with which to thank the good people of Bismarck for all fthey have done for my little girl, She could not have received more loving attention in her own home. While I was with her this morning, a little tot came tip-toeing in with a picture card which she had extracted from her store to cheer Philomena. She has toys and pic- tures and dolls and flowers, every: Eckman’s Alterative entD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS Co. BRAND CHEESE. cheese is of the very finest quality; good stock last fall, so are able to sell profit. Give ns a trial order and see how you like it. Also try a pound of JAVA & MOCHA COFFEE—the finest coffee grown,— the only store in town that keeps this grade. Per Ib. 45c. Cooked MINCED SAUSAGE—extra fine; per tb. 22c. This is all clear meat, so for that reason is the cheap- est meat you can buy. Our; aim is. to But out goods that will bring you back to get more. We do ‘not ‘want goods in our store that we are not willing to place on our own table. 118 6th Street if Monarch Coal Is Your Barrier. inst the: winter. is very iow in ash and produc enormous heat it is also clean and clinkerless and there is no waste. We have no hesitancy in saying that it is the most economical fuel to be found in Bismarck. .A trial. ton will peaite: _ its superiority. | keep the little patient’s room deck: ; This |, -- thing to make her happy, and some young Sahay? your. melly are always ar to cheer. je ‘stilts of ina itt r which were so badly frozen ns ard necessitate ‘amputation from both | panes. ‘ate re Henilag, at leely. Soon skin} te batt 6 the exposed sut- | tll gna ultimately Philomena will} feave the hospital with some sém- blance of useful digits left to her. | |The school children of the city are idaily subscribing their pennies and nickels to a fund which is used to ed ‘out with dainty blooms. FOUR HELO ON PLOT TO NILE LLOVO-GEORGE Continued from page . would attract widest” yal public atten: tion.” FAMILY ARRESTED. (Associated Press.) Derby; Jan.. 31.—Mrs.: Alice Wheel- , don, her two. daughters and the hus- | band of one of them, Alfred George j ‘Mason, were charged at the Guild Hall | here today with conspiring to murder Premier Lioyd George and Arthur Henderson, member of the House of Commons and of the War Council. Information laid by an Inspector of Scotland Yards charged “that the de- | fendants on divers days hetween Jan- | ;uary 25 and the date of laying this information did amongst themselves | unlawfully and wickedly conspire, con- ; federate and agree together against | the Right Honorable David Lioyd| George, and the Right Honorable Ar- thur Henderson, wilfully and with malice aforethought to kill and mur- der contrary to the Offenses Against peace of our Lord, the King, Crown and dignity.” The information was signed by A. H. Bodkin, prosecuting on behalf of | the Crown, After formal evidence concerning | the arrest had been given the case was | ; adjourned until Saturday. Mrs. Wheeldon, who is 50 years old, | resides in Derby with her daughter | Ann, aged 27, who is a school teacher here. Mason, who is 24, is a chemiat of Southamptoh. Upon being srrested, the defendant denied any knowledge of the charge. They declined to make any statement. The four were arraigned quietly in the police court and indignantly de- nied the charges, declaring they had been trumped up as pinishment for their conscientious objection to com- pulsory military training. No detail of the charges or evidence were di- vulged.. The accused persons well known here. school teachers. The Daily Sketch says: premier with the result that Mrs. Wheedon of Derby, Miss Hetty Whee- don, her daughter, Mrs. Mason, an- other daughter, and Alf Mason, the latter’s husband, have been arrested. “The details are yet unknown but it is understood the conspirators aim- poison.” pos sei ee LEVIN FURNITURE WAREHOUSE BURNS LS 1 $200 — (Associated Press) Minneapolis, Jan. 31—Fire early today destroyed the Leyin Brothers’ estimated damage of $200,000. An additional damage of $10,000 was sus: | tained by the Riverside hotel, ad- joining. Two men employes of the furniture | company were severely burned be fore they could escape.from the build- ing, and were taken ‘to the Minnea- polis City hospital. The fact that no other employes were in the building probably pre- vented a big: loss of life, Ten. min- utes after the fire was discovered, it was beyond the control of the fire department. Firemen were compell- ed to cut their hose to save the fire apparatus, Thousands of feet of hose were destroyed. ge biel anes [ee ee SESS ro ooeo?) WAR SUMMARY. lseceeoesserebess (Atscciated Prose.) The Russian offérisive ot the north. ern end of the. Rumanian front has been resumed with some success. New ground has been gained by the; Russians along the Kimpotang-Jaco- | beni railroad, atid Befliti today con- cedes the capttire from the Austro- Gérman forces of a point’ of support in the Valle Putna, southwest of Kinipolung, Bukowina. The official statement from .Petro- grad on the fighting ‘near the Buko- wina border reports the capture by | the Russiahs of a hostile fortification | east of Jacobdenl, Prisoners and booty were taken with the position. of the operations in.the Riga dis- trict, the statement announces & German attack, which, while checked in general, was followed ey a Russian fetirenient on two-thirdsof a mile. Berlin, Jan. 31—Defeat of French attacks. against_parts :of . the German positions en. the Lor- raine front near Leintrey was an- nounced in today’s official state- ment from the war office. The at- tack was preceded by a sharp artillery duel. The statement C. A. FINCH Lumber © Co. ‘PHONE 17 Ow! Creek Nut Anthracite Nut} ‘Monarch Wyoming Lump . ete At bee aplenty att nel my ye said most of the fighting on the western front has been tim- SENT, TO HEAD OFF . HOUSE BILL NO. 44. J. M. Rohe. of. Kenmare, of the Ward county board of commis- sioners, is here as.an emissary from the Kenmare Commercial club,. “to head .off house bill No. 44.” You will find mere ing peépie of North Dakota fegistered at OS necieese, tha at any other, hotel in the Twin Cities... Persons Act of 1861, and against the; His! i are} Two of them are| “The police have unearthed what is | ed at causing the premier’s death by | furniture warehouse, 29 Main street, ; it at 30c per (b. and still make a good | southeast, Minneapolis, causing an | chairman ; = BANQUET WILL -GLIBE ENGINEERS’ STATE MEETING Second Day ‘Convention Opened This H Morning—Election of Officers | Late Today. | F. L. Anders of Fargo, will be the ;toastmaster at the ninth annual ban- quet of the society of engineers of North Dakota, which will be spread at ' the McKenzie at S$ o'clock this evening. Chairman of the committee on ar- |rangements is T. R, Atkinson, of Bis- marck. | The second and closing day of the ‘state convention opened in the city ithis morning at 10: o'clock. The fol- {lowing committee reports were read: jon concrete, A. J. Becker; municipal improvements, E. J. Thomas; flood {conditions in North Dakota cities, E. !F. Chandler, and on drainage, B. G. ‘Lykken. | ‘The afternoon session opened at 2 | o'clock. Following committee Orta | were read: Irrigation, H. R. Evans; i bridges, R. H. Slocum; industrial de- | velopment, =. J. Babcock; mining prac tice, H.C. Frahm; illustration of prac- tice, L .P. Jensen; contracting, J. A. Jardine; illuminating and heating, H. Crouch, and on resolutions, F. S, Keene. Late today the members went into business session for the purpose of electing officers, COMMITTEE FAVORS lcart Kositzky Complains to Nonparti- san League Caucus Because of Report Unfavorable to Him. | The house railroad committee will Tecommend for passage Rep. Hen- drickson’s bill reducing passenger fares. to two cents, it was learned to- day, following a meeting last night it which the measure was consider. ed. The committee also decided to re- commend Rep. Mackoft’s bill tor con- struction of cattle ways and Hen- drickson’s bill for construction con- necting wyes between parallel lines. State Auditor Kositzky, appearing | it i i | \ | tet. Weék 2nd’ Week. 3rd Waek. Increase ‘Every Week by ic Total in 50 weeks $12.75 > Club. yeu have joined. We i i C. | skin, so hot water and limestone phos- TWO-CENT RATE! | HAVE ROSY CHEEKS AND-FEEL FRESH AS A DAISY—TRY. THIS! Says glaes ‘of hot water with phosphate before breakfast | Pa | washes out poisons,’ WORLD'S | raat eres ST To see the tinge of healthy bloom OMEDIAN vour face, to see your skin get : and clearer, to wake up. with- headache, backache, coated cut a tongue or a nasty breath, ingfactsto fecl your best, day in and day out, just try inside. bathing every. morning, for Bi one week, nes 4 Im Before breakfast each"dayNdrink a 2 Acts of¢ glass of real hot water with a teaspoon- Continuous ful'of limestone phosphate in it as a Li h ¥ harmless means of hing from. the aughter 3 z i IN THE \COMEDY.. SCREAM. OF..iTHE| oa nd bowels the previous’ * day stible” “waste, sour bile and toxi! thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the“entire putting more .The*action of stomach, liv food into the. stomach, hot water and Hmestone’ phosphate on an empty stomach is wonderfully in- vigorating. It cleans out aul the sour TOMORROW I S M A R C | fermentations sabes sad sclaity aud MARIE 0 OROIN : gives one a splendid appetite for break- “p 1 P LOMACY” THEATRE fast. 9 A quarter pound of limestone phos- phate will cost very little at the drug store but is sufficient to demonstrate that just as” soap and hot water cleanses, sweetens and freshens the NEW CHURCH AT LEFOR. _ jand Aniton Séhiwal and John Schmidt, lay members of the’ ‘congregation. Articles of incorporation have been WSTES OPPOSE filed with the secretary of state by St. Elizabeth's ae of Lefor, The jincorporators ar 5 Hiltner, vicar general of the Bleriaick Roman Cath- olie diocese; Andtes Kolbeck, pastor, phate act on the blood and internal or- gans(gyThose who are subject to con- stipation, bilious attacks, acid stomach, rheumatic twinges, also those whose skin is sallow and complexion pallid, are assured that one weck of inside- bathing will have them both looking and feeling better in every way. CV Colds Cause Headacl ie ‘and Grip. LAXATIVE ‘BROMO. QUININE re- moves ‘thé cause. Remember to call for full heme. ‘ Look:for signature of E. W. GROVE. '25c,"" Ministers of i Bismarck and Mandan” held a joint meeting Tuesday in the! First Baptist church parsonage and | MERCHANTS HOTEL | ST. PAUL’S fam- ous and popular priced hotel 200 MODERN ROOMS With Running Water. ...$1.00 to $1.50 With Bath -$1.50 to $2.50 Renovated, Redecorated, New Fur- nishings. Moderate Priced Cafe. New Cigar Stand. New Grill Room, Convenient, Comfortable, Home Like. i Headquarters for all from | orth Dakota before the Nonpartisan caucus last night, objected strenuously to the} discussed the Sunday laws of North | house committee's report which de-| Dakota. Since the blue laws have clared groundless Kositzky’s charges been enforced by States Attorney Langer, a number of movements have | been started to have them changed and the ministers are forming resolu- tions to be presented to the legislature. A committee was appointed yester- day: composed of Dr. W. J. Hutcheson of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. H. C. Postlethwaite of the Presbyterian church and Rev. Mr: Watkins, to frame these resolutions and to present them at a meeting of the ministers tomorrow afternoon with Rev. Bruce E. Jackson. against Carl Jorgenson, former audi- tor, Auditor Kositzky demanded a new committee of investigation, but No action was taken, It is understood the Nonpartisans will stand by the committee's report made yesterday, which held that Jor- genson handled the office effictently, TWO KILLED. (United Press) Dillon, Ind,, Jan. 31--Two were killed and seven. injured early today when Wabash passenger train No, 12, Chicago from Detroit, was derailed. The fireman and engineer were pin- ned beneath the wreckage. None of the passengers was seriously injured. Your visit to the Twin Cities will be more enjoyable if you stop at this Famoun Hostelry. Excellent Cuisine. Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis, 409 Roome—275 at $1.50 to $2.50. 3d and Jackson Sts. One Block From Union Depot, Look for large Electric Signs. WALTER A. POCOCK, Prop: MEN——WOMEN——BOYS—GIRLS—LITTLE CHILDREN hristmas Banking Club} ist Week: .. 2nd. Week | Srd Week. Increase. ‘Every © Total in 50 weeks $25.50 How to Join---It Costs Nothing to Join IT 1S VERY -EA8Y TO JOIN -OUR CH “Atl you Weed to do is to corte in to our. or 50c or $1.00 or more and tell us which Club you wish to join. make you a membér of the Club and give you a BANK Book showing the int every MAN, WOMAN and CHILD in this. ity to join our Christmas Banking Club and we extend to all'a cordial invitation to come into 6ur Bank and jéein this Club. Come in NOW! It Costs Nothing to Join our \ ; Come In and Join Now It is the easy way to SAVE and HAVE MONEY Have-every member o| CHRISTMAS BANKING CLUB AND INCREASED 5Seents; You Can Join With Ic, 2c, Sc 10c,50c,$1. es @| Or Ady Amount You Wish l 10¢ Club 50c Club 1st Week .. 1st Week ..,.. 2nd Week’. 2tid Week 3td Week .. 3rd Week . Increase ‘Every Deposit 50c Week by 10c¢ Every Week Total in 50 weeks Total in 50 weeks $127.50 | $25.00 tet Week .... $1.00 2nd Week ....$1.00 3rd Week ... $1.00 Deposit $1.00 Every Week Total:in 50 weeks $50.00 $4.00, é 50e Increase ‘Eve $10.00 or Any Every Week Total in 50 weeks $250.00 Week by 2c Total in 50 weeks $63.75 Amount It Means Success and Happiness to You Motley spent is money GONE; Money. banked is money SAVED.” _ The syste ic method of saving money ‘in’ our “Christmas Banking Club: makes it easy for all to SAVE and HAVE money. The “saving habit” is one of the best habits anyone can- have. Child- ren should be taught it early. Ask any wealthy man how he “got his start” and he will tell you that he saved and banked his money. Get your start. Get it TODAY. Join our Christmas Banking Club TO- DAY. “ ING CLUB Bank with 10c, 5c, 2c*er*tc, We will