The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1917, Page 8

oo ag Snceer seer ITEMS FROM CAMP FRAZIER ON MISSOURI Trains 7 and 8 Will Make Regular Stops; Also the Switch to . Accomodate Men COMPANY ‘‘A” GROWS TO MEMBERSHIP OF 51 Women’s Auxiliary Makes Con- tribution of Towels and Is Giving Assistance The canteen is now in operation, carrying a full stock of soft drinks, confectionery, ice cream, tobacco, etc. Tt is run for the benefit of visitors in the camp as well as the soldiers, and any one wishing refreshments while visiting the camp will be cheerfully served. Trains Nos. 7 and 8 will make the camp a regular stop from now on. The switch will also stop, making it convenient for visitors from either Bismarck or Mandan to spend an aft- ernoon in camp. All visitors are heart- ily welcomed. The ferry boat Marian arrived this morning from ‘Washburn. It is reported that Captain Wilcox fell from the boat and had a very cold bath as ell aS a Narrow escape from drown- ng. Captain Howe's Jarge ferry boat “Deapolis” is nearing completion and will be put into operation as soon as tho road Is fit for travel. Captain Howe has donated his land across the river to the company for a.gar- yq@e also will furnish a team-and for getting the land in condi- the company figures on put- (large garden as soon as the and camp is completed. ey A now has 51 men. Com- one squad under Sergeant Fattached to Company A. There four men of the hospital here; making a total of seventy mp. ti yéls given us by the Ladies’ ‘were greatly appreciated. is 7 a MOT (a apart he Outbursts of Everett Tr - By Condo WARE IT WAS A COLOSSAL MISTAKE FOR THIS NATION TO GO INTO IT? F AMA PAciFist! IAM Cor PEACE — ANT BY Contention Would Rob Leg- islature of Fower BELIEVES BOARD MEMBERS SHOULD HOLD OVER The divine right of gevernors to ap- polut and disappoint at vill is attacked by .Chief Justice A.-.A; Bruce in his opinion on the board o’ regents case, in which, after coneuriing with Rob- inson in the result ag regards the legal- ity of Governor Hanni’s acts in the nomination and appointnent of the pre- sent board. of regents, he dissents. to Robinson’s opinion to the effect that Governor Frazier, after having failed to nominate succeskors to Emil Scow and J. A. Power, whose, terms expire July 1, prior to Januaiy 15, as pres- cribed by law, he'may after July 1 hold the offices which they fill vacant company sees fit. The good work| with the Mission Indians, the Spanish SPS Tat mere wich legis- i iety is most heartil Ds el h ve y me . sone seape Bocas, ¥| priesthood aud the pioneers and thelr |" swe have not, set ut kings to rule The officers’ row will be finished by | MSPring as its characters. over us, and the govermr has no royal The heroine is the ighter this evening as well as the -railway 2 3 tt of a prerogatives,” says Chie! Justice Bruce. station platform. drunken sailor anda 1 iy is rédred | His powers are only surh as have been : ‘ a, y given to him. | Among these powers Major Wright is making his regular} )y her father’s former sweetheart, but granted ate not to be fomd the general headquarters in camp and it is TU runs away with an Indian shearer of i 1 Raee js y power of appointing. t) public office. nore wife and family will sheep, is driven. from place to° place |Tbhat’ power is reseryel to the legis- : 2 se by the advance of the white: settlers, lature. The Jegislatum chose to re- becomes a mother, loses her child, sees} serve to its senate; the ultimate right The three blacked: states in southern Bra- zil are those in which the halt million German residents have revolted against the Brazilian gover nment. They are: 1, Pa- rana; 2, Santa Catherina; 3, Rio Grande do Sul. At Porto Alegre, Brazilian troops have massed to fight the rebels. At Santa Maria, a railroad junction, it is reported the great/railway bridge has been destroyed by German revolters. Come WITH MS! I THINK THe | FEDERAL OFFICI4LS OUGHT TO LooK You over! her Indian husband go insane, sees him ]of appointing the respective members STORY OF RAMONA murdered; is stricken with a linger-|of the board of regeits. It would ing illness, is rediscovered by the aris-|be a travesty.on the lay and an insult tocrat and nursed :Digk fo fealty by | topthe legislature to-holi that the gov- him, finds with® ts r pac hat | efnor); by the simple expedient of fail- runs ever afterw PS fng to submit nominations and obey the Anna Lehrs a ghild about’ a: TO BE TOLD HERE ile as}commands of the statute, could: usurp 148, Bismarck Tribune, society states that it already has money in the treasury for the| jompany A, to be used as the| “Exclusive Service” Lahr-Motor Sales Company year-old Ramona. Ramona grown is | power of appointment.’ played by Adda Gleason, who now aud Rob Legistiature of Power. 67. Photoplay Founded on Helen then may be described as an overact-} The chief justice ecpules. that if the} In connection with the use of the old As a type, however, she is well-nigh | Attorney General Langer’s brief claim | calls attention to the fact that Senator the photographic ideal of the part.}to be lawful iu this Instance “he could | H. A. Bronson, who voted for the ini- Seen at Auditorium Several hundreds of others, including) take the power from/the legislature al-;tiative and referendum amendment in . Fhe atarvat ‘i. * A comeg| the ancient Senora Morena and Monroe, gether. This would be true, not only{an appropriation of $15,000 for the The story of Rambus which comes) golisbury as the Indian hero, eross}of the statute. before tis, but of alll Grand Forks Fair association with an to the Auditorium Tuesday and Wed- | the screen during the evening. similar statutes, and|the governor, by emergency clause drafted under the pro- with California life from 1845 to 1881, is pointing power would ibe an autocrat.}ed in the house of that session to Want Ownership I am of the optnioti'that the petition \abolish capital punishment and save should be* denied.’” the life of Milo, then in the death cell Py Of Land Abolishe that under the initiative and-referen-| emergency clause and was so passed. j oblate IE dum amendment to Sestion 25, the con} Former Senator Bronson, as assist- stitution renders any,.act inoperative ‘ant attorney general, argued against ceived here today by the Jewish Daily |arended has expired, the chief justice clause in aiding with the presentation ! Forward from its Petrograd corre-| sa; “I can find ‘nothing in the of the state’s case. I spondent, says that the Russian con-|constitution which‘ in any way wnulli-y Chief Justice Bruce and Associate sion at Minsk, “has decided to ask Jor a part of au act which has not been | of the court dealing at length with the ‘for the abolition of private ownership} referred, or which prohibits the legis- | question of the governors’ right. to re- of lands and distribution of all lands }lature from making: ajjact which has |place Scow and Power at the expira- ress. governor could follow the course which ‘emergency clause, Chief Justice Bruce Hunt Jackson's Book to Be Lurline Lyons as the expert player of jtogether and nullify the statute alto-| 1913, in 1915 introduced an-act making nesday nights of this week, has to do virtue of. this supposed unlimited ap-j| visions of Section 67. A Dill introduc- As to the merits;of the contention’ at the penitentiary, carried the old ‘New York, April 30.—A dispatch re: | until the period which It might be ref- the validity of the old emergency gress of the army at the front, in ses-| fies or retards the opétation of an act | Justice Robinson are the only members , among the civilian population.” not been so referred’ immediately” op-| tion of their terms, July 1: ; Everyone: cordially-<invited _ MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1917. TPT Li 7‘ IN MOTION PICTURES a minute, is, #8 most childref’ are, kingly prerogatives ai secure to hin- perfect actress, in the part of the four-{self the unlimited ‘ani uncontrolled | ative under the provisions of Section| FOR SALE—Owner will sell nice, cozy little home, in Al repair and partly modern, within five blocks of the postoffice, pleasantly located and in good neighborhood for $1,500 to right parties. Only $800 cash, necessary, and exceptionally easy conditions on the balance. ‘Address 30-6 Shirt Waist Ball Given under the auspices of the: MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA forthe. benefit-of at Patterson's Hall Tuesday Evening, May 1, 1917 - Music by 0’Connor’s orchestra. UNSEASONABLY “LOW, 1 REPORT Freezing Readings Reported in Corn and Wheat Region as Far South as Kansas Unseasonably low temperature con- tinues generally with freezing as far south as the southern boundary of western Kansas and eastward to L.western Iowa, says the official wheat and corn region bulletin issued by the United States weather bureau this morning. A The bulletin states that precipita- tion was general over the entire re- gion during the past 48 hours, except in northern Ohio. There was heavy. rainfall in Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, Kentucky, southern Illinois, the ex- treme southern portions of Indiana and Minnesota, the extreme eastern portions of anKsas and Nebraska; elsewhere the fall was moderate, the amounts being mostly half an inch or less. Both rain and snow were reported in Minnesota, Nebraska, portions of the Dakotas and western Kansas. Bismarck Banks Will Close||Doors Arbor Day, May 4 Announcement was made by the banks of the city this afternoon that they will be closed all day, Friday, May 4, in observance of Arbor day, which has been of- ficially designated by Governor Frazier. With the nations of the world facing a food shortage, Arbor day will take on a greater significance in North Dakota this year than any, year.in the past. Bankers as well as merchants and state officl- als “ate -Grging the planting of an extra bushel of potatoes on that day, from which a yleld of 25 bushels should result in the fall. A trifle more land sown to gar- den truck, than planned, will meet with astonishing results when measured from a great state as_ this. Will you plant your share on Arbor day? | arenes MILL for these "NO M ~ \ Great Sale on Coats! Coats! Coats! New Spring Coats of all descriptions. Values up to $36. Sale Price $25.00 New Spring Coats. Values up to $25.00, Sale Price $19.75 Suits! Suits! Suits! One hundred Suits. All this season's style. Sale Price $12.50 to $25.00 _ Skirts! One lot of Skirts. Values up to $12.50, AIL ORDERS-AIl Sales “Bismarck’s Shopping Center” JOHNSON’S Popular Priced Store Sale That Don’t Come Eve Tt KLE INERY Three Days oN Children’s Coats — Every child’s Coat in the store at 20 per cent Discount Breakfast Sets of all descriptions. For this sale at 20 per cent Discount Waists! Waists! Ou: i of Waists. Values up to $1.98. Sale Price 98c One lot of Crepe de —“ rag Regular values up Sale Price $2.98 One-lot of heavy Wash Tub Silk Waists in stripes. Values $2.98. Sale Price $1.98 One lot of Georgette and Crepe de Chene Waists, all es. Regular $6.75 and $7.50 values, Sale Price $4.98 House Dresses Cne lot of Women’s House Wash Dresses, Regular val- ues up to $1.75. Sale Price 79c It certainly will more than pay you to visit our basement at these low prices. Hundreds of pieces of Glassware at, Sale Price, 9c. We have quiet a large line of Enamel Ware left. Values to 79¢ each to be sale at, choice each 10 Regular 150 Must Be Cash! ereDay Will Sta Wednesday and Continue for Three Days Come and See for . Yourself ! 21 of bore Corsets at 10 per cent Discount Every Corset in stock at 10 per cent discount. ~ LARGE BUNGALOW APRONS Dark and Light. Regular 9€c. Sale price 790, Sale Price 79c Hosiery at 10 per Cent Discount BASEMENT SPECIALS Our regular 350 Dress Gingham’s, Sale Price per 5c, " NOTIONS—All you want to buy at real snaps, Tt Will Pay You to Come for ce seg