The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1917, Page 3

1 TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1917. BISMARCK Daly TRIBUNE the governor, “and there is no reason ing detained’™for anoty why they should not be set by con- gress.” Army has persuaded Mr] 10 Man: “Tt is too. ‘tar; ” said Governor Fra-| zier, “from the consumer to the Pro: | ducer. There is no reason why. A) LADY -TEAGHER week's meetings in Dickinson. Thj Dickinson rimer to 1 ==\GERMAN LINERS SED: 10-60. | sia of the possibility of concluding a seperate peace between free Russia and the powers of Teutonic militar- ism. Among our Socialistic party leaders no one has ever gone so far as to suppose that any agreement is [ souuaeive in this direction, Repre- | sentative opinion abroad should take ismarcl: Theatre Paramount Pictures for five hands from the farmer is | miller, and the car of flour to pass! | through four or five hands from the; { miller to consumer.’ Miss Hulda Johnson, 24, Shoois | The governor aeeed with Senator | | that calmly some isolated voices | that are asking for immediate ste ‘in preparation for beace. Any Rus- sian n proposal to this end will Dold it essential that Russia shall act then as always, harmony with offer MARIE DORO Senate Authorizes Transfer of! Title in Yenion Boats to | ~ TURNED OVER i | 1 mous vote the senate passed a resolu- | tion tonight providing for transfer to ie American government of title and , { | \* i | Wadsworth that there should be some; Self With 22 Revolver Early P. 24 Cent: P . it might be possible to declare it a| aying 24 ‘Cents the Pound Vashburn, iN. D., May 1.—-Miss Hul-| “Do you think a Chicago board of) The Mexican sisal monopoly prom. | Proceeds From Minne}polis Firm S herself through the heart with a .22 | “Some times it has, and some times | Dakota farmers may be_ paying 24| TWWE A LUNURY "7 0 CULTIVATE agency to create a market for the This Morning ; crime for any person to buy products | by Fall da Johnson, schoolteacher in the | trade ever did any one any good?"! ises to make binder twine a luxury. Holdings Would BeDonated rifle at 9 o'clock this morning in the | it has not,’ mien the ® governor. cents the pound for the tie that binds | | Possibility That Farmers Will Be i farmer, and with Senator Kenyon that | PERT HERE (Special to Tribune) {to hold for “an unreasonable profit.” jowa district of McLean county, shot | asked Senator Kenyon. | It is altogether possible that North; to Red Cross eppeety MARIE, DO! Chaley Johnson farm home, 10 miles a ‘this fall, states 1. C. Espliy, repre:| The propositi the | Doseension of enemy, snips’ In Ament, Ant east of Washburn, She was 24 years senting Hanson & Orth, New Yor! ! yep! Feta State ed by co | {oan port and hele use in eoesimerce | | Lasky-Parariiouint old and the daughter of J. / Johnson, SrEDING ‘PAN " ge jobbers of hemp and flax, who callec oimin ‘under direction of the shipping board. | ! a plonecr farmer of the Painted {On the board of control today in co bel ‘ eanlce > are about 100 German and | i in “ jee forma ‘nection with prison contracts for : Austrian ships in American! 2 Woods district. J R D {RE 2 hh 17 Neepraing {6 particulars reaching | bre. The: 2 e * ovis and all are under repair, altho’ Washington, May 1.—The Hamburg e ear 0 ‘ bites tates | “There is no immediate prospect ai there ustrian ships are not included! American liners Pola and Clara Men here, no one was at home at the time | | sisal’s co: v1 aid M OF of the tragedy. | I’s coming down,” said Mr. Es i toda; “In fact, the probabili 8 1—Seed- | that all hard fibres will go hight: MY, 4 : {he resolution; as the United; nig at New York have deen turned! #3 and Ausra gre not at Wal jover by the American government tor! Two Nearly Ready for Sea. Nora Flynn” seen this base re aces an mere pes Minneapolis, Minn., May J jing of grain throughout the northwest Sisal is now 16.5 cents f. 0. b. @ult| Fie iuie.g! e of the German snips, the Clara ‘use of the entente allies. One ship} After you have is progressing rapidly, and will be | points. which means 17 cents afd) letter by th . : o her t wonderful feat ‘ou will oe y 7 er by the commission is that inv; sieuaig, is ready for sea and will be-| Will go to France and the other to onderiul feature you ft 4 practically completed this week. Ev-|down in Bismarck. Probably it will real estate firm wants the commis- T ' ii P; n \ i ants \gin loading a cargo tomorrow. ‘The| Italy. {@ never want to miss a Para- ery available bit of ground is being | go to eighteen or twenty cents. [Ex-) sioners to farm the property instead | Pisa, another, will be ed Wed 2 every { ; cultivated and farmers are determined | periments are being made with sub-; of private individuals. Mayor Lucas esday, Fi 2 ee i. ie ‘ FARL RIN mount Picture * to increase the supply according to | stitutes without great success. Ma-| stated that he would write the com | EB ne more will be ready by | PARLEY RECOVE G Coming imillers, grain men and bankers in ‘nila hemp serves fairly well, but by! pany for a descriptio 0) erty | herond of eewecs, . | AT LOCAL HOSPITAL | 4 : i y | Di a ption of its prop Th luti | F | Minneapolis today. All that is needed | the time the fibre is brought across | in the city and state that if the com- be resolution was, delisted vin sthe srarapes Kk with MARY PICKFORD econ! now is a few days of sunshine and | tho ocean it is not much cheaper than | pany was willing to place the land mM | senate toda yfor more than four; Owen Farl injured when struc! | : Washington, May 1—Governor Fra- | warm weather to finish the seeding ot | sisal.” the veare of private persons there | hours behind closed doors, The deci-, by a speeder Monday noon, is recov. pens UEERERTENETEn ne zier of ‘North Dakota told tye senate ; wheat, these reports say. In the Red | One year ago binder twine sold for Hue i ery foot | Sion centered on questions of damag-! ering at a local hospital, according agricultural committee today that he | river valley and through South and | nine cents. The prison plant, through | He operiy fl jes for the seized vessels aiter the’ to the attending physician. ear al r bs ‘believed the farmers of his state | North Dakota per cent or more of ja foresighted purchase of fibre ma-| < | itorney 7 that | war, but all efforts to provide a meth- \ held for his recovery late yesterday !CARR TO ERECT NEW would not object to minimum price | the wheat has been sown. neuvered by Chairman Lewis of the | at k y f late!od by which the owners of the prop-: afternoon, ! HOME AT VALLEY CITY o fixing. SES | board of control and Warden Talcott ; {ici ho want- lerty ‘would be given a right to sue in Soren ey eae iil) ovalley Gite Ne De lay “We have had prices fixed for years Douglas Fairbanks is at the Orphe- \ of the penitentiary, now is in a post: | ic Alt ut hold | courts of the United States, were de | Your visit to the Twin Cities will, alley City, N. D.. May 1.—Hon. by the gamblers in the market,” said! um theater tonight only. } tion to sell twine profitably at four- 1 ifeated, Legislation of this kind will be more enjoyable if you stop at this | Purl Carr announced today that he | ieen cents, or three cents less than A de left to a later date, possibly until! pameue ee: Raseecanat aoe | i will build a $7,000 residence on his @ cost of raw material delivered 1 cone < firm) Germany has shown her determina- < ACI SE ONL ee j lot a a enues i there at present prt prices, ana We aren was eigaed by James C./ tion to provide a legal method for Rooms—$2.75 at $1.50 to $2.50. i lots on Sixth and Conklin aven : | ieee !'The residence will he of stucco fi A meeting will be he! y eve} and will be ready for oceupancy by | ning in the boys’ room of the McCabe ' August 1. Methodist church for the purpose of | —- | forming » boy scout organization | You will find more of the leading bleach | people of North Dakota registered at it is tonight that Douglas | the Radisson than at any other hotel You bet, t ha Fairbanks is at the Orpheum, jin the Twin Cities. Americans who have been damaged by illegal submarine {destruction of American property. May Be a Reaction. Several,-senators favored provisions to insure adjudication of claims on ; the ground that if such action were | The Hotel of Character and Com-' not taken Amer property in Ger- Young, stated that John Rich of the| | federal land reserve bank, was doing | gompensat | hall in his power to fumish the far- | ;mers of North Dakota and the west: ‘with labor and that farmers facing such a shortage should ‘communicate with pm. Stop Rheumatism | efore It Takes Hold You ean do it by keeping your blood clean, The kidneys filter about 500 grains of uric acid and other salts from the blood every 24 hours. When there ig more than the kidneys can remove, it is deposited in muscles and joints, and painful rheu- AEE QUEST | OF AMERICA matism follows. S. S. S., for 50 years the most ___ (Continued trom from page one) _ one) lie Bgiceinierione™? unraboas [eae eee ae efficient of all blood tonies, will keep the blood ful of the welfare of his men. It is | wes laessnae of oainig paver tavared pure and prevent disease. At your druggists, a strange combinatio loRAIN STEAMER ee | derance of optnton nowevet: core Grandfather. FT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA. i He fights tro g a spot [nessage of the resolution with this a ; Hell ime Ils hotles ia to nave h iture omitted, : e ers | ance ie | wherevi i : eal The passage of the resolution wa * ‘ § § § Wi ll Sto Bi | wherever \ ne na: J Tell You— 20nd. Wl P bisease vith ee oat as te reed hy Senator Knox of Pennsyl-| ; | jwith gree ov goo i j i Renney | { : isuch at 1 i nia, a former secretary of state, . i = {When ‘he soni bo said it would be a crime if the} Thursday Night, May 3 | poe ehal j of the en v nips were not taken over immediate- | os y and used as targets for the Ge; wlan submarines. solution diff in purpose, and announced his inten- tion to press it for passage in the , near future. PATTERSON’S HALL =| | | sone 7 virY i ; 1 set his face like flint against snything | ' Why Women Should Not of that kind. He had two reasons, ‘that [ chink ought to get into histo! Come To the Presbyterian Church Tees Next Week 1, It is. Woman’s Meeting Mr. Knox offered a] | ent in effect. but not i Tickets $1.00 i O’Connor’s Orchestra { William | : Hoppe, a farmer living 10 miles west; ; of Washburn, died suddenly at his ; home Saturday morning, according to | particulars reaching here today. Everyone Welcome Soldiers Free there. He didn't want any zing of himselt he said: “Too many sons of France lost their lives on that huttlefielt for us to be I | making merry upon it.” \. The big bright star—Douglas Fair- | Not Grant himself, tua Silent Man| banks—at the Orpheum tonight, | jof History, was of fewer words than : ca } it | this taciturn, dominating figure, Even : | ae 2. The speakers are Women Lincoln was hardly of a kinder heart. GRAIN MARKETS \ 3 N D: Parad France loves him with an affection | 1 . Not a Dress Parade — far beyond auyting recorded about ! If you don’t believe it, come and see. | Napoleon, be. he 1s more than a MINNEAPOLIS. i brilliant ond essful ecueval, he is | N®-.1 Hard . a tine, generous and genuine man. In| NO 1 Northern 25 jall France he is known by but one | NO. 1 Northern Choice. name, “Good Old Papa Joffre.” 1! Regular to arr .. think that is glory enough. No, 2 Northern ... PLEA FOR WHEAT. = " SEPARATE PEAGE Petrograd, May ce Grident | from foreign tele; ns that the atti-! i tude of the Russian democracy to- ‘ward peace has been mi construed | ,and distorted by the foreign press. . ihe desire for peace has become’ S. E. Bergeson & Son The things that make this store the leading specialty No. 2 Mont, Hard No, 2 Mont. Hard to ar No. 1 Durum : Choice No.1 Durum ... 259 4. | Ladies’ Low ) y | ACREAGE HITS AT | No. 1 Durum to arr 249 ‘more widespread and articulate since Choice to arr . . 259 ithe revolution but it is based on en-- Bate E 4 ; es Saran’ oe nes /tirely different conceptions trom centre for Good Clothes, Shoes and Furnishings are: { DIVERSIFIED FARMING’ PB eiow COM xecs 19 | those, entersiined.; during: the old re; The best Qualities we can buy; The Highest Standards WS. No. 8 Yellow Corn to arr 145 @147_—, Sime. ; , i eat 100 irs Ladies’ | Other Grades Com fe cein Vita astral: vance! we can build up; The Largest and most Varied Stocks t No. 4 Yellow Corn to arr ; . : HPs } v pairs adies eal ay Moore, Sec: Xo. 2 White Mont. .... 73 @ 74 ystth Germany. As anmatien, of Jac of such Merchandise; and back of everything we give a i L Sh ° bl k | Yetary of the Grand Forks Fair, told White Oats a @ ithey have not yet taken any definite | iS | delegates t 2 3 jr AUR aa fe {fort i y emanating from the new * A OW SNOES IN DIACK, fh sertirer Samnce caer ot tne Ne # Waite Oate co ait 67 @ 9 [OT SPAocmay which wines to: UAFRntee of your satisfaction : | re tan and white. | overturning of five years’ endeavor! No. 4 White Oats .... 67%@ 69%! puild a foundation for a durable! 4 : y, | oventuing thea or Barley 18 @19 ty ce, The i fas | for diversified farming in the Red! see A i : @ii : world peace. The idea of a separate . e ° ‘They are in broken River valley in 10 days in the cry for | Choice Barley » M9 peace died here with the old regime. ustom al: oring d dd | f d. | more wheat. “What we need to do is | ye ane | There is no talk of this even among , y an 0 lots ot £00 | to cut the wheat acreage one-half, but | R¥e to a . 20. @20L | the most 1 ced Socialistic fac-| ° . i a PElaxs ov oscince. . 323 @829 | tions. These are eager for peace and S ' styles and formerly q oan aeons Ve | tax t to arr . 822 @328 | favor a conference of the working: uits, Overcoats, designed, cut ! f the otier countries at war, 1 | A. Power, of North Dakota, declar- i ay » 248 mien’ ort at vent ssihl M , ied the easter } i Jduly. 221%@ % | but, until sue i event be possible, r ‘ ) 4 sold at from $3.50 (eaatites eas ern. a cae eae a | September. : 18 unanimously declare helt natijotle and made in ou $ \ y Close 1:00 p. m. desire to © i war, § -! ‘i kota. The raisers have sent to mar- | ing on this subject Premier Lvoff i} to $5 a palr. | Ket the greater portion of their stock. DULUTH. ‘said: “There has been up to the own shop j . “Between May 1 and July 1 there will; | May present no mention anywhere in Rus- ‘ Special while they last at, per pair be a 50 percent increase in the ou duly Closed Sundays and Evenings except “Where the Triangle Pictures Are” t i | ber of hogs sent to South St. Paul,” . ae is fi - Hard on trk . ul: ) $1 50 ee said. al 1 Northern .. G@206 | YOU ASK FOR Saturday { i Xo. 2 Northern on trk . @B5 | i 4 5 | SOCIALISTS STAGE No. 3 Northern on trk.. ano | WHEN ' PEACE DEMONSTRATION | No. 1 Northern to arr. ' re BUTTER > ’ B i te | No. 2 Mont. Hard on trk | ” ’ i | New York, May i.—A peace demon-' yo, 2 Mont. Hard to arr | ’ by stration arranged by Socialist organi-! xo, 1 Spat Durum .... id | zation was the only May Day celebra- 2 Spot Durum .... G49 % 4 | tion of a public nature announced to-' xp ce Spot Lurum to arr ‘q i day, The demonstration which will | May ‘ ei — eecocccccccccccccccccccccccce | consist of a parade and meeting, is duty j said to be designed to obtain support | | Oats on trk @ ra. | of the European Socialists for peace. | | Oats to arr : | f aes ea | Rye on trk ; @ 200 | wen 3 g ‘Rye to arr... 195 GIS Jad a e i Barley on uk . aus | i ' bs Flax on trk and to arr, quo | : > May , | i eect i October . tees Close 1:40 p.m. No two of us being exactly alike, it naturally follows that each of us | has a separate, distinct individuality. Every man should maten iis clothes | with his individuality. The only way | 0 for the home has been the watchword scattered broadcast throughout the Uni- ted States and through the manifold ac- tivities of the manufacturers of musical TONIGHT ONLY Starting 7:30 and 9:15 The Big, Bright Star of the Film Firmament . is to wear tailored-to-order clothes. | TTLE MARKETS | 5 instruments, the music of the entire We sell them at ready-made prices. 0. - j world is being brought to you in the Co- KLEIN, ST. PAUL. | lumbia records. Tailor and Cleaner. HOGS—Receipts, 6.400; steady: | * ‘ a ora [range, $4.75@15.40; bulk, $15.10@ | If you have a phonograph, come in and Some Star—In Some Story—That | 15.20, ; \ get acquainted with Columbia Records. Dug. Fairbanks in “The Matriman-; CATTLE—Receipts, 2,900; killers, | : only. | strong to steady: steers, $6.50@12.: liac’ at the Orpheum tonight, ———_____— cows and heifers, $6,00@19.50; calves, CLARK AND CROCKARD $5.00@10.75; stockers and feeders. | | $5.00@9.50, INDICTED ON 5 COUNTS SHBEP_Receipts, iTambs, $8.00@13.00; Tf you haven’t one come in and hear the Columbia Gratonola, you will enjoy one in your home immensely. Sold by 380; — strong: | wethers, $7.00 | “The Matrimaniac C. H. Crockard, one of the publish- fers of Jim Jam Jems, on. returning | 10.50; ewes, $5.00@10.25. 9 conn Saree et piace tne ne fe CHICAGO. ! DeLuxe Presentation of SOME Star--In SOME Story ‘Clark and himself on five counts. So; mies Receipts, 18,000; steady: far as reports show, the report of the; work of the grand jury has not yet |g been announced. 15.99; rough, | Digs. $10.00@ 12.60. CATTLE—Receipts, 5.000; i native beef steers, $9.00@ ers and feede 5@9.8. Pied tins KEYSTONE COMEDY. @ Comedies That Are Funny 7--Big Reels--7 10c and 20c i EVANGELISTIC SERVICES AT BARRACKS POSTPONED.! The evangelistic services announc- @ ‘ed for this week at the Salvation | Heifers. ste Army hall has been postponed ,until! “sipRP—Receipts, |Next week on account of the inability | wethers, $11.00@ 13.5 weecccccoccees | of Evangelist Edwin A. Wilmer be-' @17,15, “DRUG STORE 123 4th Street Phone 102 ALWAYS A GOOD PROGRAM 1,000; steady: lambs, $13.00 Pewee cence een nee e ncn n on nnn on nnn nnn nee. ey 2 ocihts a Be \ = ,