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

‘ Eczema Wash BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE VOICE PROTESTS AGANST PASSACE RESTRICTED ZONE New Ordinance Introduced by ‘ Commissioner Battey Now ; Seems Doomed CLAIM CITY TOO SMALL FOR RESTRICTED AREA ‘Creation of a proposed restricted zone for the city of Bismarck forbid- ding the keeping of horses, mules, cattle, sheep, goats, swine and chick- ens within the limits of the zone as defined, resulted in vigorous protests being made to the city commissioners in session at the city ‘hall last eve- ning, That the action of the commission jn passing such an ordinance would not. be patriotic in the sense of the spirit of the times when every effort is being made for greater cultivation and for more’ garden and farm pro- A touch of D. D.D. to any‘eczema gore or itching eruption and you'll be able to rest and sleep once more, Think— just a touch! Is it worth ying? Get a trial bottle today, 25c, 50c and $1.00. Your money back if the first bottle does not relieve “D duce was the consensus of the pro- tests voiced, Logan First to Complain, Roy Logan, 402 Fifth street, de- clared that the city was too small to have such a zone and that it would work ‘hardships on many who were dependent on their chickens and cows for a.part of their living. He stated that the would not favor any amendments to the proposed ordi- nance introduced a week ago by Com- missioner Battey and that he wanted to see it cancelled, Two women were in the audience and each spoke against the measure. Others were heard, one gentleman stating he thought he had built his home on the outskirts of the city in order to have cows, chickens and horses, but that on reading the pro- visions of the proposed ordinance learned that he was in the restricted zone. Ordinance Seems Doomed. It was obvious from the stand tak- en by tne commissioners that the or- dinance is doomed, The measure comes up for final passage next Mon- day evening, the first reading having been given a week ago-jast night. About 25 were present to enter pro- tests. Seven were heard, after which Mayor Lucas stated that the matter would be given the attention of the commissioners and nothing would be done which would work ‘a hardship on the property owners. Boundaries Defined. The boundaries of the restricted zone are as follows: Beginning’ at the corner of Avenue C and Hannifin street, thence east to Third street, ‘thence north to boule- vard, thence east to Seventh street, thence south to Avenue C, thence east to Ninth street, ‘thence south to Main street, thénce .west ‘to Second street, thence north to ‘Avenue A, thence west to Hannifin and thence north to the place of beginning. Aluminum Saucepans juart quarts 1,4 2 2% quarts ‘Replace Utensils that Weak out 1 ‘with utensils that “Wear-Ever” ‘Clip the Coupon! Get Your Saucepans today! LOMAS HWE. CO. ’ Bismarck, N. D. by ¥ ing prices: Team and man, per day . Team and man, by the hour . Extra man .................. Team for plowing, per hour . Trunks 1st floor . “Trunks 2nd floor ...... “Light trips to river Light trips, 10 blocks or less Light ‘trips over 10 blocks .. Hauling wood, per cord Hauling coal, per ton .. |. Pianos, Ist floor .. - Pianos, 2nd floor }. Pianos, 3rd floor _ Dealers $1.00 less, ASS New Transfer Prices We, the undersigned Transfer Companies and Draymen. of the City of Bismarck, are hereby com- pelled to raise’the prices of team work on account of high cost of labor, horse feed and hay, to the follow- Team and man, hauling furniture, per hour . Rubbish, Ashes and ee per hour .... Commercial and Show baggage this $2.40 Set of | “Wear-Ever” Aluminum FACE BROKE OUI WITH PIMPLES Disfigured Very Much. Itchec and Burned. CuticuraHealed “My face broke out with red, sor looking pin, and irritate pies. The pimples festerc: very uch, and mostly a icura Soap Oint I applied evening and slept better for they c cooled my face, so 1 bought more and in three weeks my face became clear,and I was healed. (Signed) Arthur Briesemeister, 3057 West 19th Street, Chicago, Ill, Sept 25, 1916.» Cuticura and Ointment have proved most va valuable for the treatment of pimples, blackheads, redness and them in the roughness, dandruff, itchin; ieivated acalps with dry, thin snd falling hair, of young and old, Fo" Free Sample Exch by Reterp Mail address _post-card: “Cuticura. Dept. 8, Boston.”” Sold everywhere eee 1 oer: NORTHWESTERN BANKERS PLAN TO TAKE LOAN Minneapolis, Minn., May “g- North western bank officials gathered yes- terday to attend the conferences call- ed by the Ninth Federal Reserve bank to discuss ways and means of placing the norviwest’s share of the liberty loan of $88,000,000. Among them was former Governor, L. B. Hanna of Fargo, N. D. Governor Theodore Wold of the Federal Reserve bank received a'mes- sage from Secretary McAdoo direct- ing attention to the fact that short time treasury notes bearing 3% per cent. will be exchangeable for the lib- erty; loan bonds, when the ‘bonds’ are igsued, are, obfaingple, naw. arty 90 man: iiwaar rer 7 c "Sher and “"Wear-Ever” Coupon [oeeroneoes re ete) ease eel renee ih | may attend .camp,on, NATIONAL GEARESMEN TOBE DISCHARGED 10 TRAIN FOR COMMANDS National guardsmen not now in the federal ' service Sad ‘have in them ‘the ‘makings’ fficers, may troughs : i pcotren oy Adjutant 'Géne eed riley to. lie camps. juardsmen / 4 pj federal service te , bie duty. This is an advantage which will ap- peal to the average ambitious priv- ate. The fact that ne already has some military training will give him an advantage over ‘the ordinary un- trained civi'ian, and if accepted for Fort ‘Snelling the should encounter no great difficulty in qualifying for &@ commission. The adjutant general's instructions read as follows: “Authority granted to discharge en- listed men of national guard not in federal service to attend training camps as follows: 25 per regiment or 12 yer coast artillery companies; eight per separate battalion, two per separate company. For troops in federal service, same numbers ‘Will at- tend on actached service, all details te be handied by departmen: “con mander. T'ischarges to be dated and delivered after men enlist for train- ing camps, Selections to be recom- mended by organization commanders and forwarded direct to state adjut- ant genera(, who will forward ap- proved or disapproved to department commanders, Organization command- ers recommend seme number alter- nates as principals if they have “de- sirable men available. Best material should be recommended by adjutant general if there are less than the spe- cified number of desirable candidates in one ‘organization. Department commanders will. instruct,” those whose attendance they approve when and where to report. In addition to the above, all members of tne na- tional guard and national reserve who have been examined and recom- mended for commissions in the offi- cers’. reserve corps may be discharg- ed upon accepting these ommissions or upon enlisting for the training camps, Enlisted members of the na- tional guard reserve may be dis- charged upon enlisting for training camps. “MANS, Chief Militia Bureau.” COPY OF LETTER FROM DR. STRAUSS TO SUPT. MARTIN REGARDING THE CLOSING OF THE SCHOOL DRINKING FOUNTAINS Bi N, Dak. April 30, 1917. Supt. J. M. ter Bismarck, N. Dakota. Dear Sir:—Since my notices to ‘water users has been made public I‘learn that the drinking fount- ains in the public schools are still in use, this is contrary to notices sent from this office and I trust you will see that fountains be shut off until further notice. Respectfully, F. B. STRAUSS City Health Officer. (Paid Advertisement) i Sd NORTH DAKOTA PAID OUT $1490 99593 FOR FIRE INSURANGE DURING 16 Organized Departments Get Back $29,819.71 in Two Per Cent Tax on Premiums North Dakota-in71916 paid out $1,- | 490,985.93 for fire protection in its incorporated villages,’ and organized fire departments in these municipali- ties ‘received as their two per cent bonus. on this premium, total: $29,- 819.71. Fargo bought more fire insurance than any other city in North Dakota, paying out $184,765.77 for this com- modity. Fargo firemen received as their share of the premium’ money $3,695.81. Grand Forks invested $81,- 927.58 in fire protection and got back $1,638.55;, Minot ‘paid’ out $72,850.65, and its firemen received $1,457.01; Bismarck paid $54,770.16 in pre- miums and received $1,095.40 in two per cent tax; Jamestown’s insurance Dill was $37,016.74, and its return to firemen $740.33; Mandan paid $25,- 076.92 for fire insurance, and its fire- men received $501.54, and Dickinson spent $26,745.03 on insurance and gar-|- nered $534.90 for its, firemen. These are among some interesting facts found in the’ preliminary report of the North .Dakota ‘insurance de- partment, covering the business of 1916, , County mutual fire insurance com- panies wrote 8,185. policies during 1916, covering risks totaling $17,626,- 943.79, The county mutuals collect- ed $198.496.11 in premiums and paid out: $129,476.58. to cover logses, At the end of 1916 they -had in force 31,158 policies, representing $66,002,- ber.67 in insora eae INSPECTION nATES ARE ANNOUNCED State to Conduct Work in Burleigh County, Commencing at Driscoll on Tuesday, ‘May 15. The North Dakota stallion registra- tion board has announced the sched- ule which gives the dates and, places where the state inspection of stal- lions .will be held in Burleigh county. This is the, only inspection for, fae year. The gates, areas, fate Bi Driscoll, 8:00. tq 9: ‘tues: day, May 15. 4 Prine sik a me asia May, 1 elloken, day, May 15. % Bismarck, 3:00 to day, May 15. Ealdvin, 8: 00 to %: 00 a. m., | Friday, ig fs egan, 11:00 a, in. " witaay May 18. Wing 1:00 to 2:00 p. m, Friday, May 18. is een: 3:00 Pp. m., Friday ‘May 18, may |8T, ELMO LODGE WILL ENTERTAIN PYTHIANS OF MANDAN—BIG TIME DUE A dig tim im gue ds ave lane! Ye Valley Pythians , St. Elmo Lod i Me honor ‘of playing h to Mandan Lodge No. 14, of the. Morton county seat, From fitty to 75 Mandan Pyth- fans will make the voyage across the river tomorrow evening on a special train. J. H. Noakes has been desig- nated keeper ‘of the official Mandan goat, but no injunction ‘has been laid on the Knignts from the west side of the Missouri as to the annexing of any stray goats which may come their way. The visiting knights will be, accom- panied ‘by the Mandan Pythian orches- tra of six pleces, consisting of Supt. C..L. Love, B.'H. Tostevin, N. E, Har- ris, Spencer Boise, T. J. Lough. Scott. Conyne, E. W., Peterson, H. H. Wil-! ‘Haims and Roy Dow, who are guaran- teed galaxy of ‘music’ makers. A very big time is anticipated, and the special train will return at the conclusion of the festivities. “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Saucepans —_-Saturday last day~of sale, at iLo- mas’ Hardware Store. HAVE. YOU BACKACHE, GOUT, RNEUMATISM? (By M, C. Lucas, M. D.) American men and women should guard constantly against kidney trou- hle, because we’ eat too much and all our food is rich. Our blood is filled with uric acid, which the kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish; the elim- inative tissues clog and the result is Kidney trouble, bladder weakness and often the poison reaches the tis- sues, causing rheumatism and gout. When your, kidneys’ feel like lumps of lead, when your back hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the nigat, when you suffer with sick headache, er da- zy, Nervous spells, asia stomach, or you: have rheumatism when the wea- ther is bad, ask your druggist for Anuric (double sirength). I have found in practice that Anwi: is more po.ent than lithia and In most ca‘es it wilt dissolve the uric sc'd as hot waiter does sugar. Most people do negiast themselves ‘Their tergue has a dark brown volcr. skin ‘sa‘tow, breat bad, vet they fail to see that their machinazy reeds ot tention. “Everybody should take a mild lexative at least once a week. A sjieasant) way to clear the tongue aid the highly colored water noticad iv the morning is to take a laxative which ill cure the inactive liver and biliousness. 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