The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1917, Page 8

BISMARCK DAILY: TRIBUNE | The Outbursts of Everett True By Condo LISTEN: THE UNITCD STares OOF ARMY 1s MaDe OR aa Coe OF Bums, aa: Doc! EXPERTS 10 AID INSTITUTIONS IN FIGHT ONL. Skilled Agriculturists and Dom- estic Science Teachers As- THEY TREAT YOU LIKE A signed to Duty 1 Big VEGETABLES THAT KEEP Four WILL BE GIVEN INSIDE The state board of regents has tak- en a determined stand against old General High Cost of Living, who is, as announced yesterday, to be assail- ed through the medium of gardens to be maintained in connection with all educational institutions under the con- trol of the board, ‘Not only has the hoard agreed to place every foot of idle land in connection with these In- $850 se"$985 OW {fn ( y= Prices Priectiye April mein: © The Overland Big _Four—again improved and refined—is the Tt is produced under conditions BIWWE MY FRIEND HERE Z which permit remarkable econo- A STIEERACE TICKET stitutions at the disposal of faculty TO GERMANY $ an Fours a car that built Overland. mies of administration, manu- . and employes, but it has enlisted the uring 5. : A 4 > i, - co-operation of expert agriculturists Conair Clit % ips This car for nine years has under- facture and distribution. associated with the various normal gone steady development and It should be, and we believe: is, schools, the Agricultura) college and f the state university, and the garden- Big Fours refinement with the help and better value than any-car of i ers may go to these agronomists for Touring . . $850 advice of an army of owners similar s ificati H advice and assistance at any time. ae aoe which now totals over three pecincations, ‘And then, to make certain that the Sedan... Bra50 hundred th fruits of the field shall be preserved, undred thousand. The price is $850 until May Ist—_ | the regents have procured the ¢co- : i oheatien of the domestic scienés In: Light Sizes It should be, and we believe is, thereafter $895. structors in the various institutions, Touring especially notable for its bal- The Light Sixt is the same model \ who will conduct free classes for Coupe. 2: i women and girls over the ago of 14, Sedan >: $1585 anced greatness, with changes conforming to ap- H piper gh ree approved methods ae The unprecedented accumutated proved six-cylinder construction \ tution gardens. fone has _ experience in building thistypeof and is likewise an excess value : “We are laying especial’ stress,” car has taught us true balance as car at the price, $985 until May : said Secretary Brewer this morning, hi 1 hi f k “upon the fmpcrtance a ralaing ver Willys-Knights a ing el oe could—the value of 1st—thereafter $1025. etables which’ ‘can’ easily ‘be stored, Four Touris t we i , such a8, potatoes, rutabagas, cabbage, Rout Coupe. Hy weight—the right ratio of These cars represent a safe ptir- hve parsnips, carrots and beans, There a“ Font Eintesine $e. weight—the true tire, ach ‘ata. Vel iderable” , ; is more food value in these crops, Eitht Touring $1050 ase ryconsi eral ie gasoline’and oil economy—the utmost attainable riding com- fort—the lines that truly express, refinement and beauty. and they are not perishable, as in the case of the more frilly garden things like lettuce and radishes. Onions should be planted freely, as they form a valuable winter food. We ex- pect through the steps which have heen taken and the further encourage- ment which will be given to aid our institutional staffs and employes ma- rially in educing the cost of sup saving on a basis of comparative | Advance in price, Big Four ond Light Six models, May ast values. next—deferred until that date account too late to correct adver- tisements op pearingin magazines coe roughout dhe month of April. ANERICAN RAILWAY THROUGH WEST CANADA NEEDED TO AID Our April deliveries are limited, \ LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY All prices f.0.b. Toledo oe Subject (o change without notice ? r “Made in U.S. A.” Distributors ms a! plying their table: The Hotel of Character and Com. IN PROTECTION (fF ALASKA Haggart Block Bismarck, N. D. fort. Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis. i Ce eeemeerneeenl PEP POSSHPIGIO OOD By J. W. T. MASON. prey to an inyadidg at ‘fmy, The Amer- a 2, 3 OLD-TIME COLD CUTE TEA! g| Noted American Military Expert.) [ican navy could,,9f ;be, used to pro-| nr : * 0908006600900 6966| The new intimacy sure to develop tect the Alaskan’ conat; with so many, i between the United States and Can-| superior reasons existing for its pro- | Get a small package. of Hamburg} ada on account of their joint efforts | tective power being divided between | Breast Tea, or as the German folks in the war against Germany, ought to 4, call it, “Hamburger Brust Thee,” at| be maide to yield material advantage | Suarding, the (Paciiie states jand re 4 any pharmacy, Take a tablespoonful| to both when the war is over. aneniien that might attempt to attack of the tea, put a cup of boiling water| The United States has a vulnerable the Atlantic frontage, ‘Enemy troops upon it, pour through a sieve and| possession in Alaska, When the war! oid meet but.a handful of garrison: drink a teacupful at any time during|is over, Canada ought to allow the ing troops in Alaska, who would soon = the day or before retiring. It is the| United States to tie itself fast to ia overcome: 2 ‘The SSO most effective way to break a cold| Alaska by means of a railway running ‘But, with aD American-owned rail- Bai: of Wit and cure grip, as it opens the pores | through British Columbia and Yukon! yay sunning to Alaska, United States re -Mantlacturere sod stn of the skin, relieving congestion. | Territory. troops could be ‘cent north in suficé Also loosens the bowels, thus break-| A growing part of the American de- ent numbers’ td save ‘Alaska from fall- ing up a cold. mocracy lives up around -the arctic ing into an:enemy'» bands, Try it the next time you suffer from | circle, and connects with the parent| “Ty Ganada were. to. allow such a rail- i a cold or the grip. It is inexpensive| stem by a water route frequently way to be patched tf ted, it would be the Mpeaobl steys,- = : , and entirely vegetable, therefore safe | dangerous and always inconvenient. agreed by heer States: that in Justice Rolybson‘in his: dissenting <iR ig ray fy and-Harmlessia. ~~ _ The ‘only method of linking | Alos\2 the wholly. improbabla event of a war OpItak “beet a tating Atal i ie | :Copenbasen, Apri Zi.—A Berlin di- sof a railway through western | betWeen this country and Canada, the difficult to write a dissent in this case| patch ‘says that a Danish ‘physician Conaak ohavralway eh western) dominion would have the right to “without using some swear words,”| has offered one million krone to the Thien ilway will not be construct: seize the railway. and concludes with the statement that| Berlin municipal council, with: which ed a 5 ee commereial roposition, by| The grant of right of way for the “In this state there is immense | to send about 10,000 Berlin children Wvaee Ownership tl ooo eee vears to| Construction of the railway need not pressure to undo the principles of| to Denmark. The chiidren wonld be : cially interested in running a north-| States government. It is the Euro- that pressure has been felt by the| duration of the war. Tne offer was and-south railway through British Co-| Pea custom for governments to sub- Judges, and they have left monuments | 2¢cepte: Rub Soreness From Joints and |jumbia. Canadian roads in that part | *!dize companies for such purposes al Rec ein ig toed np errr aerate ee Bot. jot Deena Raeramnale Nil Canada would receive great bene- formity to law. When the furies are CHESTER.S 5 PILLS As , Stop “dosing” Rheumatism. aie ing the Atlantic with the Pa-! a: from an American-Alaska railway once Jet loose, it becomes impossible Tae Ane! It’s pain only; not one case in fifty Only the United States government oe eon Ge i porthern Pare ‘ ae _ erate ue Hagrary iat ett oamine requires internal treatment. Rub | has a special interest in constructing | ¢) tg reed e OP itd be archy ‘ant be lestruction of civil = with aoothing, penetrating “St. Jacob’s |a railway toward the aretic circle. | (ouenes “tn Lacan “yuk terri rights and liberties. Brhone: Oil” right on the “tender spot,” and Why, therefore, shouldn't Canada tl Maras io Move into. Tuken, You'll enjoy the Radisson, Minne- years known as Best, yeReliadle by the time you say’ Jack Robinson | agree, at the end of the war to permit |" columbia, witha area of apolls, : out comes the rheumatic pain. “St. | an American-owned railway to be O55, B86 deed lea X fotion Jacob's Oil” is a ‘harmless rheuma- | built through British Columbia and] Op" “ye Go0. less, the we engl tism cure which never disappoints | Yukon teritory so that the far north- 4 the. 000, le, ar he Ley F and doesn’t burn the skin. It takes | ern democracy can be ‘permanently “it le square F007 600 fons vel leg. pain, soreness and stiffness from ach- | united with its governing head? he h a oac00 ett ton yanen fe ing joints, muscles and bones; stops | The concession to lay the tracks for] [a omy, 200 mle yelp #Cennda: sciatica, lumbago, backache, neural- | such a road would include the grant ia 4 it Sead ba wate the pararnes a. of a narrow tract of ground on both Limber up ! Get a 25-cent bottle | sides of the line, to be protected, if sn, by ee smenean rns we ta of old-time, honest “St. Jacob’s Oil” | occasion arises, by U. S. military au-| UY oe itionl a eee @ Joined to its from any drug store, and in a moment | thorities. ore et Raa Fan you'll be free from pains, aches and | If the United States were at war north S00, calles ti aaxe Te bow = stiffness. Dotl't'suffer! Rub rheuma- | with a Pacific power, under present | Nor "yp re +f gts On: 4 not F tim away. conditions, Alaska might well fall a] Stig Alaska near "aay part of the - southern group of islands known as i the Alexander archipelago. Branch \ lines could run to Junea and Skag- The marriage license bureau at Chicago has been turned into a re- mi way; but for the main line to venture| cruiting office, since the big rush for licenses began. With the aid of a ‘ too near the coast might place it in| pretty girl dressed as Joan of Arc, the *recruiting officer is tackling the danger of being cut by a venturesome| young men. enemy. of the lower court over-ruling McDon- {the supreme court suggests that the SUPREME COURT HOLDS ald’s demurrer to the complaint of the | proper procedure on the part of the plaintifis. In again reversing Nuessle, | plaintiffs would be an appeal from the ri ‘ == lt OF PEACE MAY ; DER BOOZE DUMPED A judgment entered by a justice-of é : F the peace ordering the destruction of IGURE the cost of your shoes by the year-— Freedom From Debt liquor, cannot be assailed collaterally ROADSTER, $495 quality and service CANNOT be gauged by y means of an action against the of- rice ‘ 7 Freedom F; from Worry ficer holding the liquor under the} the pi per pair—-the number of day’s y E F di F Fi é judgment, ruled a majority of the su- wear and the satisfaction you get are the true mea- Es. ? preme court in an opinion handed sure ree om r ‘om inancial down late Friday afternoon in J. of value. EBlumhardt et al vs. Charles McDon- e ° Try i im Shoes eo d Cares ald—the now famous Glen Ullin wine | by 3inch tires on Saxon one pair of Florsheim Ki and you'll be These can only be claimed by the man who rea- se, fs wich the oxderakip. of 24 R e d ki ‘ convinced that buying better shoes is ECONOMY. a ‘ ri ne barrels of wine former! — % lizes and practices the important duty of system- pesca oanrine fommerly, the steed oadster—making it from the first to last day’s wear you get perfect fit: atic saving. volved. higher-standing, giving better ae and satisfactory service. Start NOW—open an account with the oldest and Attn neeaalttecgor nce of largest bank in this section of the State and make attorney of Morton county,‘on a just: more road clearance 9 your deposits regularly. i court order issued to Sheriff Mc- A F ey Your money will earn 4 per cent compound in- -ponmar tits Len Pe We hae and lengthening tire life. b terest for you and will be in complete safety. © ton, before Judge ‘Nuessle as special judge, for a judgment against Sheriff McDonald and his deputies enjoining them from destroying the 26 barrels of wine, valued at $25 per barrel, and CAPITAL MOTOR CO. tae Shop Thefitst National Bank the return of the same to their origin: G. P. BRESNAHAN al purchasers. The action found its ives SR Es ae way into supreme court through sa 110. Main Street Phone 75 cs appeal. by MoDonald trom 9 Jedgmegt | : ( 5 Z