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

e BISMAROK DAILY TRIBUNE Toni ht} Bluebird [Tonight | Offers the feature extraordinary "God’s Crucible” ; Photographed in the Grand Canyon of Arizona A pictufe as big and true and rea} and marvelous as God's Great Outdoors, Admission 10c-15c¢ Performance 7:15 Continuous BISMARCK THEATRE FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE ON 7TH ST.—ONE HALF BLOCK SOUTH OF THE HIGH SCHOOL. Best trees, one of the best locations and sites for a home in the city. Eight room house ae modern, furnace, city water, gas and sewer connec- ion. Will sell at a sacrifice, best of terms. $1,500 CASH WILL SECURE THE PROPERTY. Balance at 8 per cent—long time, phone 306 or write or call on J. M. TAYLOR, 615 7th. St. FOR RENT-=- Hall for Club or Lodge Purposes Cannon Motor Sales Co. 212 Main Street OF THE FINEST KIND OF GRAZING LAND IN N. D. RUNNING ‘WATER. 400 acres of good tillable land. Ten miles from town. $6.50 per acre. . Terms. J.H. HOLIHAN LUCAS BLOCK qe ‘ a seve iy \the medium of secret service men, SH and internment will follow any fur 7 ither demonstrations of an unpatri-; to have us put your injured blownout, rim cut or worn CASINGS and punctured or leaky TUBES in a first class dependable condition for SPRING and SUMMER use. Remember—OUR RE- PAIRING adds MILES and MILES TO YOUR TIRE SERVICE, STEAM VULCANIZING DOES NOT SAP THE LIFE OUT OF RUBBER—consequently you can trust your tubes and cas- ings to us for repairing for ALL our vulcanizing is done with a STEAM PLANT and not with ELECTRIC or GASOLINE vulcanizers whose dry heat ruins rubber. C. W. Henzler NOW IS THE TIME TONFORD TRUCK UNIT attaches to a Ford, Chevrolet or Maxwell chassis, form- ing the Tonford Truck. This is the peer of all truck units on the market. ; It gives you better and much.quicker deliveries—over more territory—and at lower costs. We want agents in Burleigh, Emmons, Kidder, Sheri- dan and McLean counties and all counties west of the Missouri river in North Dakota. Write or telephone Cannon Motor Sales Co. Main Street Stranss Bldg. CCKNG ABOUT. ITY SIDEWALKS DYNAMITE CAPS | | | | i | Deadly Explosive Picked Up in! Front of Municipal Auditor- | ium Last Night MINING TOWN FEARS FOR | { SAFETY FROM AGITATORS | er part of one’s anatomy with which | jit might come in contact, which was? i picked up in front of the municipal uditorium last evening by a capitol employe. ' The cap was first noted, lying on | he sidewalk, the man’s two little; children, who regarded it as a pretty | i plaything. The cap. of unusual pow: ; er, had been pinched together, under | the heels of some passing pedestrian ; i ive child, and that | able. | | Just why dynamite caps should be; promiscuously strewed about the} sidewalks in the neighborhood of pub- | lic buildings in ‘Bismarck, some dis-{ tance removed from any mines where! jthese deadly fulminators are used, is; janother mystery, with which the offi-; cers of the law are concerning them: ; selves. | Mining Town Asks Aid. | A mining town in the western part) {of the state written United Staes ; Marshal S. Doyle a Fargo, asking | protection from foreign agitators with | i strong pro-Entente leanings. The let-) ter has been turned over to Col. M. A.} Hildreth, United States district attor- {ney, who stated today tha investi-' jgation is being made and interesting i developments are expected. Colonel | Hildreth has received a number of | siinilor letters, j | ‘The mining town communication ; istates that one of the most ' |the unti-American agitators is con jnected with one of the local mines, | land that he is feared particularly be- | ;cause he has large store of.dyna- imite under his control. Colonel Hil-| jdreth states that the p ant federal | }statutes covering situat $s such as; these are stringent, and that he ex- ven more drastic measures will | ibe ssed’ by the special ion of | congress which convenes Monday. Surveillance is ‘being maintained in 1 parts of the state through | otic nature. | Reports From Bismarck. | Chiet Deputy United States Mar- shal John Gammons on his return from Bismarck reported at Fargo that | {he found the loyal people of the Cap-, \ital City greatly aroused over state- ments which are being made by an anti-American element. Mr. Gam-} }mons stated to the Gate City press | that many people waited on. him at! ‘his hotel here to ascertain what can ibe done to curb this radicalism. | Many letters now in the hands of! the district attorney report cases in which persons have gone to every! length to express their contempt for! | the United States, for President Wil- ison, for the flag and for everything i that loyal Americans hold dear, and | whose degradation ence was not tol- lerated in any American community. 0 —GRAIN MARKETS. Sea | MINNEAPOLIS, . 211 No. 1 Hard ... @a12 | No. 1 Northern . . 201 @205 | | Choice No. 1 Northern .. 209 @211 | Regular to arr 197 | | Choice to arr .. 208 No, 2 Northern . . 197 @205 | No. 3 Wheat . 189 @199 | No. 2 Mont. Har 2038 @205 No. 2 Mont. Hard to arr 202 No. 1 Durum ..........- 205 | . 1 Durum Choice . 217 1 Durum to arr 205 “hoice to arr ... - 217 No. 2 Durum ... » 200 @212 | ‘o. 3 Yellow Corn ..... 117% @118% | No. 8 Yellow Corn to arr 117%4@118% | Other Grades Corn .... 1164 @118% ; No. 4 Yellow Corn to arrl16%@117% | No. 2 White Mont. . 68%@ 6914) ;No. 3 White Oats . . 62 @63 | No. 3 White Oats to arr 61/%@ 6214 | No. 4 White Oats ...... 60%@ 62% | Carelessness. or Something worse, | iis indicated in the discovery of a} ‘jarge dynamite cap, powerful enough | i {to shatter a 1 or head, or any oth-! | steady at $5.00 to $12.75; stockers and feeders, quiet and lower than for the week, at $4.00 to $8.50. SHMEP—Receipts, none. Market,| steady. Lambs, $8.00 to $14 veth- ers, $6.00. to $12.00; ewes, 0 10} $1 CHICAGO, HHOGS—Receipts, 15,000, Market, unseitled. at 5 to 10¢ under the open- ; ing, which was the same as _ yester- 's average to Sc higher. Bulk, $15.20 to $15.40; light $15.40; mixed, $14.90 to $14.75 to $15.50; rou: $14.90; pigs, $10.75 to $14 CATTLE—Receipts, 400. stemdy. Native beef steer: $12.90; stockers and feeder $9.80; cows and _ heifer: $10.80; calves, $9.50 to $14.09 | SHEEP—Receipts, rk steady. 1 lambs, $12.00 to § THREE ALLEGED. OUTLEGRERS Dismissed Cases Against Jack: Christopher, George Dohn | and Charley White The cases of the state against Char- ley White, Jack Christopher and George Dohn, charged with hootleg- ging through information filed by agents of the state’s attorney's office, were dismissed in the court of Ole Benson last evening. With the cases thrown out of court, State's Attorney F. E. McCurdy then| moved that the case of the state against William Jones, colored, charg- ed with the same offense, be transter- red to the court of Anton Beer, The change of venue was granted. In Beer's court, Williams was bound over to the May term of the district court, No bail was furnished, IN SAINT Pi Frank E. Packard. chairman of the} stat tax commission, spent the last, two days in St. Pant. \ | é ON TAX CA a Commissioner George It. Wallace of the state tax commission spent the! last of the week in Grand Forks and! Minot in connection wi tax cases which the commiss prosecuting. of the Vit 24 HOURS Fach C: suleb na Beware of counterfeits CAPSULES SERVICE STA (Copyright registered, 1917) Working for A Million Car Owners Are you letting Willard work for you? Car owners everywhere are getting the habit of mak- ing their regular monthly trip to the Willard Service Station the most important item in the care of their battery. Willard Service is not ordinary battery service. ‘Tt is factory trained experts co-operating with you to keep your battery on the job. S And if you join the army of car owners for whom Willard works you will know that this pays big recurns in bright lights, quick starting, faultless ignition, as well as in dollars and cents. We're your Willard ServiceStation, We have the equipment to give you the best battery a service, and we're ba by the Willard Organ- _ isation. We have a rental bat- tery for your use if yours needs repairs. Loden’s Battery Shop Bismarck ON For $850 sf"8985 And the Overland | Light Six is likewise the excess value car of its kind. Most of the body and chassis parts of the Light Six are the same as those of the Big Four. So the Six shares directly in the economies of the combined pro- duction of fours and sixes. Oats | Rye Flax May | Low Barley on trk. July .. High May . HOGS—Receipts, steady. Range, $14.40 to $15.00; bulk, $14.5. to. $14.85. CATTLE—Receipts, 170. tend: Steers, %. and heifers, $6.00 to $9.00; . 2 Northern on trk .. 3 Northern on trk .. . 1 Northern to arr .. . 2 Mont. Hard o ntrk . 2 Mont. Hard to arr . 1 Spot Durum ...... No. 2 Spot Durum . . 1 Durum to arr . to arr . Other Grades on trk i on trk and to arr .. on trk and to arr.. | Close 12:40 p. m. 4450... Market, Killers, 3.50 to $11.50;-cows calves, 1 Prices Effective Aprik Ist, 1917 Tight youre a6 i gee The Overland Big Four continues Country Club .. $795 the famous 35 horsepower Over- he ca land which made this institution Roadster ...... $835 the second largest automobile i Coupe pias concern in the world—in eight Hight Sixes : i years, ‘ouring ....... $985 . Roadster vine $970 It is the same comfortable, roomy, 1 pox.erful, rugged car that for Willys Six ; years has outsold all cars which ‘ouring » $1425 \Barley ...... 102 @19 | Willys-Knights ; now sell for more than $400. ; Choice Barley . 119 @129 | Touring ...... $1395 é [Rye sisi: - 165 @i66 if Four Coupe .. $1650 Its brand new body design makes Rye to arr : @ | "e ‘our Sedan ... $1950 i i Be ee 21 300 5 it more attractive than ever. Flax to arr . @299 | May . | July . \ Septem! | j Close 12 | May July [= Four Limousine $1950 Eight Touring. $1950 Advance in price, Big Four and Light Six models, May 1st next— deferred until that date account too late to cor- rect advertisements ap- pearing in magazines circulating throughout the month of April. All prices f. 0. b. Toledo Subject to change with- out notice. “Made in U. S. A.” The wheelbase is 112 inches and it has long 48 inch cantilever rear springs. We believe it is the most ‘come fortable, the easiest riding car to be had for the price—$850. It is as clearly as ever the excess value car of its class. =~ These cars exemplify with great clearness the excess values made possible through the economies effected by our huge production of the most comprehensive line of cars ever built by any one producer. ‘ Ask us to show you the Big Four and the Light Six. LAHR MOTOR SALES CO., Distributors 212 FOURTH ST.:Phone 490 The Willys-Overland illy: i