The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1917, Page 8

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY 7, 1917. RELATIVES GET WORD OF DEATH OF WM. DOLAN Remains Will Be Brought to Bis- marck Wednesday for Bur- ial at Old Home PARTICULARS OF DEATH HAVE NOT BEEN LEARNED William J. Dolan, 43, formerly a resident of Bismarck—his old home— the book bindery department of The Trib- une and of later years running a and for 20 years employed in bindery establisament in connection with The Journal office, at Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho, met accidental death in a business house of that city Satur- day morning, acording to a message reaching relatives here, The body, in charge of Arthur O’Hearn of Jamestown, a brother-in- Jaw, will be brougit to Bismarck on Wednesday evening on train No. 2. A military service will probably be held, Mr. Dolan formerly holding the position of corporal in Company A and having served with that unit in the Philippines. Particulars Are Lacking. The only particulars received here are that Dolan left Coeur d’ Alene early Saturday morning for Spokane to join his fe, formerly Miss Eva Dresser of this city, who was visit- ing a ident at Spokane. It was while he was waiting for her that the accident occurred. William J. Dolan left Bismarck ears ago, shortly after his . going to Coeur d° Alene, where jie located. The couple mave a visil to Bismarck about five year) ago. They had no children. Mother Lives Here, Relatives are the mother, Mrs, John Dolan, of First street; two brothers, John C, Dolan, proprietor of the First National barber shop, and George Do- lan, former poli magistrate, and two sisters, Mrs. John Homan of Bis- marck, and Mrs. Arthur O’Hearn of Jamestown. See “The Pixies” May 16th. ,| the canal is further east than the At- _——— = This picture shows one of the great locks in the Partama conal, with a map of the canal’s route across the isthmus, The more northern and western end is ‘the Atlantic end, a peculiar feature being that the Pacific end of lantic end, due to the double curve in the isthmus. The picture shows the operation of Gatun locks, looking south from the forebay, showing the lower guard gates closed, and the lower lock in the distance. Germany agents have been reported conspiring in Colombia and in various Central American re- GREAT STRATEGIC WATERWAY MENACED BY U. 8. FOES publics for an attack against the United States through an attempt to wreck the canal and so prevent the United States navy from using the great waterway. MASONIC MEETING. There will be a regular meeting of Bismarck ‘No. 5, A. F, & A. M., IMou- day evening, April 7, 1917, at 8} o'clock, Work in F.C. degree. Vis-/ itors cordially invited. “The Pixies,” director Miss Tatley, Auditorium, May 16. See Ethel Barrymore at the Or- pheum tonight. 5T-t “Exclusive Service” Lahr Motor Sales Company Two Shows, 7:30 and 9:00 Wednesday, May 9th TREATED TIES TO -_= NIAILABLE FOR GAR LINE. BY WEDNESDAY Board of Control Approaches One Step Nearer Solution of Railway Problem The state board of control rejoiced today over the receipt of a wire from the North Pacitic maintenance de- partment advising that treated ties for jthe relaying of the capitol street rail- way in paving district No. 1 will he available at Brainerd, Minn., on three | days’ notice, An order for the ties was put in immediately, and they should be on hand by Wednesday. . The question of rails still presents a difficulty. City Engineer Atkinson has specified seven-inch rails, After scouring the country over the best the state architect can find is six-inch rails, Whether the state and city can com- promise on this lighter steel remains to be seen. “It May Be YOUR Daughter” Is it. FAIR or RIGHT that the FAIREST of GOD'S CREATURES should be de- prived of the only weapon that will ALWAYS protect - them—K NOWLEDGE! PARENTS AL- WAYS be their DAUGHTERS what they are doing. KNOW- LEDGE is the one thing that cannot with and know will warn them whenever ae, It Is Up to EVERY FATHER and MOTHER in the City to SEE and Have YOUR DAUGH- TER SEE this PICTURE for It DRIVES HOME a LESSON YOU CAN’T FORGET! danger threatens. Admission OFFICERS RESERVE CANDIDATES ASKED TO FILE ONGE MORE Owing to the fact that Central de- partment headquarters at Chicago are flooded with applications, Capt. B. F. Ristine, Bismarck examining officer for the officers’ reserve training camp to be established May 15 at Fort Snell- ing, asks that candidates from this dis- trict whose applications went in to Chicago and who have not heard from them, file duplicate applications and letters of recommendation with him. It is feared that unless this is done, there will not be time for the prelim- inary examinations, as there is no way of learning when the blanks may be returned from Chicago. It is emphasized that there is to be no technnical examination for the of- ticers’ reserve, and that the medical ex- amination will be made as light as possible. Only incapacitating defects, abnormities and deformities, or ob- noxious diseases, will result in the barring out of a candidate who other- wise are qualified. “WHITE RAVEN” TONIGHT First Picture Drama in Which Miss Barrymore Has Played Since Abandoning Speaking Stage. Especial interest attaches to “The White Raven,” which will be seen at the Orpheum tonight, because it is the first picture drama which Miss Barrymore -has played in since her announcement that she had aban- silent drama. Another noteworthy point about “The White Raven” is that in several dance girl in an Alaskan “honkatonk” or miners’ dance hall. « "The White Raven” is in a class acts. A Metro Drew comedy will be’ included in the bill tonight, JAKE 1S BACK— A. P. Jacobson, public printer, re- turned yesterday from a honeymoon in Minnesota, ‘Wisconsin and other lower points, and Monday found him ‘back at. his desk. NEW 'PHONE CO— A charter was issued today to the Strawberry Lake Telephone Co., of Russo, which plans to build a line 100 miles long at an expense of $8,500. The incorporators are Theo. doned the speaking stage for the] = the role Miss Barrymore plays in, scenes she is seen as a song and. with “The Spoilers” and: is in six! Bjorka, T. H. Johnson and Fred Wil- mousky. NEW CHURCH— The church of St. Francis of As- sisi, a new Roman Catholic congre- gation formed at Marion, received 2! charter from the secretary of state this morning. | THE LEANS WON— The Leans won a‘hard fought Ar- bor Day contest Friday afternoon when they defeated the Capitol Pats | by a score of 17 to 16. The Fats now are panting for revenge. MANY CASES— The supreme court has twenty cases set for argument, beginning on May 15. GOES TO FT. CLARK— P. W. Thomas, assistant state en- gineer, will go to Ft. Clark today to look after some Oliver county high- way work, BIG CROPS CERTAIN— Deputy State Auditor O. B. Lund, returning thig morning from Steele, reports everyone in Kidder county enthused over big crops and predicts an unusually large acreage. CRAIG FOR CONGRESS LATEST STRAIGHT DOPE FROM FIRST DISTRICT Ralph W. Craig, aig, sheriff of Ransom county, and son of Rev. R. H. Craig, formerly pastor of McCabe church in Bismarck and now with a charge at Dickinson, is the latest sure-enough favorite for the Republican nomination for representative, to succeed the late Henry T. Helgeson in the First dis- trict. Craig is a clean-cut young fellow who has made a name for himself and many admirers as well as a few enemies by the fearless manner in which he has enforced the law in: Ransom county. Politically, he is something of a pro- gressive and a reformer, but is not so unco-radical as to antagonize the conservatives. Capitol folk who know Craig well believe he would make a strong candi- date. He would, they say, prove the livest wire in the North Dakota dele- gation, and, if sent to Washington in his comparative youth, a brilliant car- eer is predicted by those who are fam- iliar with the ability of the young | sheriff. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY WANTED—Two waitresses. Homan's cafe. 5-7-3t FOR RENT—Two with al rooms, cove, in private family. Address 152, care Tribune. 5-7-2 FOR (‘RENT—Furnished room in} modern house; gentleman prefer: | red; 218 Second. Phone 88L, 5-7-3t WANTED—1I want to hear from aj competent printer, general experi-| ence, who can be trusted during my absence. State salary, experi: | ence and give actual references. Some linotype experience prefer | red. S. B. Streeter, ‘Linton, N. D. one WANTED—Two pantry girls; yard man. For Sale registered. Shorthorn ‘ 3 to calve Twelve cows; 9 with calves; goon; also, 3 yearling heifers, 1 herd bull and 1 bull 11 months old; all tested and found absolutely healthy, Address FRANK HAMMOND Prefer to sell in bunch. Does a Woman Keep Her Word? You will find the answer by seeing Ethel Barrymore GREATEST OF STARS in ‘The White Raven” A Metro Wonderplay of a Girl's Ambition and Love, in Six Thrilling Acts. In a Class with “The Spoilers” TONIGHT ONLY Tene T [Orpheu METRN DREW COMEDY. OFFERS U. 8S. STAND TO FIRE GUNS AT ALL ANGLES ‘Willse M. Lawrence of Portland, Ore., is here shown with his inven- tion, 2 machine gun stand, which he has offered to the United-States. The stand, Lawrence says, can carry any machine gun and can be set for firing the gun at all angles. It is being tested. CHICHESTER'S SPILLS = faites area rae zr , out searskaown es Bes, Satet Always Relate SOLD BY ORUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Creek field. while you can get it at 50¢ R. F. D., Bismarck, N. 0. STATE FIREMEN'S MEET MAY BE CALLED OFF ON ACCOUNT OF WARFARE Suggestions reaching Fire Marshal H. L. Reade, secr North Dakota Firemen’s association, indicate a desire on th ber of departments state that the annual convention s duled for, Valley City on June State and 14 be called off, temporarily at least. The will of the majority will govern in this matter. All of the fire- fighters are anxious to again enjoy Valley City’s hospitality, and no form- al action looking toward the, annul- ment of the convention has been taken. Many feel, however, that in view of the war crisis all meetings of this na- ture should be called off. No advice is available as to the prob- able identity of Fire Marshal Reade’s deputy. Jt is probable that Governor Frazier, who returns tomorrow from the national defense council at Wash- ington, will make this appointment early in the week. ANNOUNCE MENT To the Citizens of Bismarck: We extend a most cordial invitation to the people of this city and vicinity to visit this celebrated institution at any time. and chief among its attraction Medal Cabinet. 4 Awarded gold medal and Inter- national diploma as most perfect bath in the world, This is the only institution of its kind in the county, is the most famous Gold BATTERY OF DR. KRUSES GOLD MEDAL SULPHUR VAPOK BATH CABINETS. And we hold exclusive rights to this justly cele- brated system in this city and county. 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