The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1917, Page 3

MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1917. “STARTED T00 LATE TO GET SIGNATURES) Poole Assigns Reasons for Failure to Suspend Two Measures Through Refer Referendum T. H. Poole, who was in charge of the circulation of referendum peti- tions on the trading stamp and Sun- day baseball bills, made the following statement to The Tribune: a general proposition, to be successful in referring io the people an act passed by the legislature, the circulation of petitions should com- mence within a few days after the ad- journment of the ligislature, other- wise, the farmers of the state will be busy in the field and it is then next to impossible to reach them, and ‘without the signatures from rural dis- iricts it means that at least 30 per cent. of the legal voters in the cities, towns and villages must be secured in order to get the necessary 11,000 signers, there being only 35,000 to 40,0. 9 legal voters who reside outside vf the rural districts. “After it had been decided to refer these acts od by the last legis- declared and all in- ne centered upon matters connected with the preparation for war, even the interest in the great American game of baseball began to wane, which to my mind and trom my military experi s take, as the physical condition of a soldier is of first importance, and ath- letics of all kinds is highly essential to make men fit for service, and they worth of iron from your blacksmith he is prohibited from giving you a discount for cash by issuing you cou- bons or cash register slips redeem- able in merchandise. He may, how- ever, make this same iron up into horseshoes, sell them to you and at- tach trading stamps or other devices to them and which he may redeem s a discount on your purchase for} cash without paying a license. Your} clothing merchant or tailor is pro- hibited from issuing or giving you! trading stamps, coupons or other de- vices as a cash discount if you pur- chase from him $40 worth of woolen! goods; ‘but he may give you a dis- count redeemable in merchandise if he makes the cloth into a suit and at- laches coupons or trading stamps to the suit of clothes. In other wor the act does not apply to a manufac- turer, jobber, packer or distributor! of merchandise, byt does apply to all other dealers. The classification made in the bill is a fine one and makes it class legislation of the. rank- est kind and therefore unconstitu- tional. “With reference to the baseball bill, which also included the prohibiting of shooting on ‘Sunday will say, that the law was misunderstood. The leg- islature legalized the playing of base- ball on Sunday, hence there was noth- ing moral or religious involved, the legislature having taken that aspect away from it. The only questions in- volved being, the kind of baseball to} be played and whether an entrance fee could be charged, and these ques- tions do not involve a matter of prin- cipal in any manner. If it is legal to play bavebail on Sunday there is no reason why an entrance fee cannot be charged or why any kind of base- ball should not be played. The word shooting as found in that Dill will make it a violation of the statute for a farmer or anyone else to shoot goph- rs on Sunday; it will be illegal for; the national guard, home guard or| civilian rifle clubs to target practice on Sunday. The law plainly says that all shooting is prohibited, and there- fore it is a violation of the statute Al Jolson and Associates peeooewooc owen woe ee nee. as en Sa | tion of Ameri to the French battle front is expect-; BISMARCK HAN HAY SOON BE IN FRANCE WITH THE ENGINEERS |Paul Jewel Advised That Regi- ment Is Recruited to Full Strength Paul Jewell, son of Mrs. M. I. Jew- ell, now home on furlough from the Third Cavalry, Fort Sheridan, IIL, with which he served as second lieu-{ tenant on the border, may be Bis; marck’s first soldier to re: the Eu. tion engineer been recruited strength, and probably amp at Detroit, Mich., to full war will go into | in a short time. The regiment of engineers which will pave the way for the transporta- n troops and supplies ed to be the first section of the Amer- ican army sent across the Atlantic. Mr. Jewell has been given a commis. sion as lieutenant-quartermaster with the engineers, and he expects orders to report within a few days. | LIBERTY LOAN BONDS BEING ABSORBED WITH Bismarck Will Take ‘More Than Its Quota of Big Loan—Want ARTHUR JAMES Presents THE BEAUTIFUL DRAMAT- IC STAR, Frances Nelson “One of Many” ropean war zone. Mr. Jewell has ar-j} A Metro Wonderplay in Five ranged for his transfer to the Sixtb} z | reserve regiment of railway construc: * He is advised that; j this regiment now ha: Supreme Acts MAX FIGMAM 7 “A Modern Romance RPHEU | Price 10-I5c EASE IN CAPITAL CITY | ony measure was approved today by the supreme court. It annulled or- ders of the Mississippi railway com- mission, which would have required the Mobile & Ohio railroad to restore six passenger trains. The railroad | contended that some of the trains were in interstate commerce and that | the state commission was powerless to enforce their continuance. d are one uraged. aunt than to fire off a gun of y nature on ey vee mS Sunday. And in view of the war situ- Fell by Wayside. Paar tat alsurt ia ay refer ‘aay | ation it will be.seen how absurd this The referendum on house bill No. statute 4s: 7 The coming of Al Joison;and his; Starting in New York, “Robinson The tremendous success ‘ Early Reports with which “Bismarck is absorbing its quota of THREE ARR iy the Liberty Loan iss Taio geen oe the paul aos fallow merry makers of the “Robin- Crusoe, Jr,” played as far west as} “Robinson Crusoe, | has met] said Hi. Shepard, rat, eae side largely from the fact that the! son Crusoe, Jr. company, from the] Pittsburgh, then swung north into | everywhere has induced the manage-| First ‘National bank, thi morning. farmers, who are the largest consum- GERMANS MASS New York Winter Garden, serves to] Canada, thence east until Boston andj ment to brave the withering influence| “The bonds are being taken readily ers and purchasers, could not be call attention to the remarkable! the New England territory had been|of summer for a second time and| and in large blocks as well as in the p reached at this season of the year. whirlwind tour that organization has} jcovered. With the approach of the; continue ifs tour to the Pacific coast,| Smaller quantities ranging from one lt_is the consumer and purchaser mnie Hinice UC Lotte ONL i MOWh, Veit aacoit it ranean ner SU PAIM eGR MONG hbase Wau Ue on | tah bond. upzto font, Work iv New York, June 4.—Federal author- who is penalized and hit the hardest ple of frothy fun and fr oS. carly in i =e He aan st as lar| returning in November, when the or} out a great many applicati ks| ities today ted three men and the season. When the jovial hrong point Detroit | ganization will go into rehearsal op|to patrons who have made requests| intimated further arrests might fol- by this ac. —- ia + i “The only effect the failure of the a us pageck comes to the Auditorium for one;and Cincinnati were p ade, ith ala second edition of “Robinson Cru-| for them. Not all of th referendum on this act will have will] - Continued fr : PS a Sia : night only, June 11, it will have de- | tour as far west as Lincoln, fron | soe, Jr." men a similar name, which] returned, and we would like to urge be to hasten it into court soon after) SPondent arrived foday, ee, Re jscribed @ sweeping circle across the) which poiat it worked east to Mil| will ‘be the January offering at the| that all applications. if convenient, b ; - rtres ve ing qui nthe: a4 vaukee, i 7 fi u i July 1, instead of a year from now, tay ‘ie re searihe: aoanle Reuitiie [northern section of America, Maumee Winter Garden turned in not later than June explanation of how the Germans knew wate h was the original plan, as it! | patient! the beginning by Lamanoif We will, however, continue to receive! in advance of the approach of the Lea e ee by aH ‘ ante of negotiations with the Petrograd | onstrations would be for the purpos oo up to the date the bonds | American destroyers to the British FF eaGenetat toe endum Of this act.’ council of deputies, which is the only lof bringing about new elections of| Barley on trk ued coast. : if sucessful to enjoin the placing of erties ieee Rp Ae pS 1 , s nat fi 1 Reports from all parts of North Da- | The charge against the three men, the act on the ballot, which in effect; 2uthority Kronstadt now recognizes. | soldier and workmen's delegates.! Flax on irk and to arr. ty according to United States ae gee Ura eal itt So | The soldiers also demanded that for-' July oan ey At prevent accor ne a4 was the enjoining of the petitions onj ! September and that the. District Attorney Knox, is that of the grounds that the law is uncon-| | Octobe q ponse will be a! competing with the government by : credit to its patriotism and loyalty. ing mail in opposition to the stitutional. . | Sailors Mutiny 5 i ot et a in 1 aid the charge have been} low in an effort to disclose the ex- nce of a German spy system. Ap- parently they hoped to uncover an en |No Chance pe Any Person to Shirk Tuesday, | mer Emperor Nicholas be handed ove meetings they ‘action with War Min-| High Jul “Arrangements have been made to} < ; . 5 oe Soe eee jaa government. Mr. Kno: : conatituttonali fel Kerensky, and the whole pro-' Low July : “ To eS govel ‘ ae test she constitutionally of tis act Begin Attack |; visional government, particularly for} Close 1:50 p. 1 No chance will be left to- M R d ticle Jeter DesmedeL Lesson Ameri- tai Seen pumediately jalten it lithe abolition of the death penalty, aes morrow for anyone eligible to o/M@Y REGUCE Two of the men are native Ame akes effect. The interests of the ‘which they characttrized as prema-! 9: eee a registration to shirk his duty. «! e 4 cans and the third is a Swiss. consumers and purchasers of the state Petrograd, June anoneecall is reported | ture i CATTLE MARK! TS Adjutant General T. H. Thar- *! Tr in S i e ination of a quantity of mail are not going to be jeopardized to} that sailors from Kronstadt, whose urs [eeietee aT | 5 ! alson today wired each county ey a erv c by federal agents indicated the trans- advance the personal interests of a} garrison recently declared its inde- CAPTURE ADVANCE POST. io ——0 auditor in North Dakota that mission of information by steamer to certain merchant in the castern part! pendence of the central government. bond june The-Brideh have ST. PAUL. Sec. 40 of the registration reg- ) Washington, D. C., June 4.—Redue-} M o, from whence it was forward- of the state who is the sponsor for] have landed at Gutuy land, port | ea a tHe ie lee Ak feat |, LOGS —Receipts, 100. Market, ulations, requiring registra. | tior © as a war econ-| ed to Germany. this act. of Petrograd, and begun an attack. | (VRE ene he Gai Dost "Sat, | Steady to 1c lower, Range, $15.00 to tion boards to register citizens ¢ Not Informed. Sailors from the Kronstadt garri- ber y ae oy The: poonaye fe sir $15.00; bulk Y to $15.40. whom they know to be subject “Had the general public understood! son, which recently declared its in- |" cee le account Of; a CATTLE sipts, 4,100. Market, to registration, whether those %! vovern, | tay operations as given out officially! wong. Killers, stony, at 1 tel ae ‘ i govern: toilay. ‘also’ si rong. Killers, steady, at 1 to citizens appear in person or % the purposes and working of the trad-| dependence of the centra that Hostile’ valde lower. Steer: 7.00 to $12.00; cows e not, must be literally con- ing stamp act and the personal rea-} ment, arrived in Petrograd early to- | ~") se oes = s 1 sons for its passage it would have} day with the announcement that war- Ia ore ee see Se os nig Be peed, and heifers, to $10.00; © ves, strued and that the local reg- est 0) ak. aesee ane Dear Neuve | $8:00, to $ with mi eady; istration boards wiil be held &! been defeated by the referendum. A! ships at Kronstadt would come to | : a 3 few simple illustrations will convince] Petrograd immediately and land men | pChape lie and that the enemy trenches et ; ~, | Were entered east of Vermelles. any reasoning person that it is un-} to make a demonstration. Later it é cote | stockers and feeders, 25¢ lower, at $5.00 to $10.00. responsible for making the registration complete. constitutional, a monstrosity and| was stated that sailors had landed at POSTPONE TRIP. } SHEMp- ‘Market, Sec. 40 reads: “It shall be ¢/ against ‘both the interests of the local] Gutuveff, port of Petrograd, and be- | pas i é ‘i 14.505 the duty of registration boards My ant and the purchaser. Under] gan an attack. | Washington DC, June ~The | " fang to register persons liable to « this act if you purchase from your] A t to this port, however, show- , {iP of the Italian war mission to the) to $1. registration within their juris. local druggist for cash a gallon off ed that the story of landing and at-/ Sun and iniddie west has been most.) Pore letion FWhonteee anya reseany # rose water a ri rlycerine Qa 2, lowever, va NEG Pease: yeu a 5 shall not have keen registere rose water and a gallon of glycerine was untrue. However, it Ludineria Signor Morea HOGS—Roccipts, 41,000, Mar on registration day, and there- Whatever That Is sntly alarming to provoke in- xcitement in the city and; sed the dispatch to the spot of a he must pay a license of $6,000.00 per annum if he or gives you cou- pons or h register slips in any amount to be redeemed in merchan-} military fore dise as a discount for cash payment; Petrograd awailed today the second | fo but he can give you the coupons in} demonstration by the Kronstadt war- Ho the same amount without paying | ships, and i s the | no such shi ment of the many as merely be The Kronstadt sailors s k, at Sat Bulk, ee $1 average. upon to make the necessary additional entries on all filed, posted and other copies of lists of persons registered.” a HE FOUND r the Spanish coast, according po owas attacked without warn- and that (wo men lost their lives: —= | reaets Tene rem charged with the crime of bootleg: Ca OP NRS p NANG | ging, was found guilty Monday morn- aris, June ae ilty ny ae = ’ \ Y forced their way into French advance | on TE IM AisLFELS COUELS UILGE O-DA | positions on the salient near Foid- EGontinaed: trom 27a = ial een Tee ee tates | mont, according to an rial state: | he said, the departinent had not plaw-| jndge Nuessle set next. Monday as jment issued by the this | ned on scnding forces abroad so 004.1 the date. for sentence. Hughes. + rning. The Germans attacked the | Casualties in foreign cured a suitcase of beer for two per: | saltentelnst nent: and sickness inake necess2 sons registered at a local hotel. Just one year ago we started in | phen peel 49 SHIPS SUNK. London, June 4.- nation received } here, 49 If you heard it spoken much you'd become inquisitive about it too, wouldn't you. WELL When you get people thinking and talking you know you have accomplished something TRY ADVERTISING and you will find in a very short time your store will be doing a much greater volume of business than it has been doing in the past—if you would but give your publicity one-half the attention you give to your buying, you would soon notice an ever increasing trade. ° DON’T JUST SAY ' mixed, to Stith: rough, Digs, $10.50 to $14. CATTLE Keceipts, k. Native leet tw ont five lives were sunk in May. yy Were lost. S105 YS COWS 11.70; calves. Sanaa SHEEP — Rov Bie: arial a ae torpedoed and} i si FREIGHT TER SUNK. doilet water, he is then c manufacturers {f you purchase yo a re 1 “Well, look at the establishment I am conducting, in “ 125.007 men, in addition te) yfontgomery, the chief wit- . . : | hose on duty w#t ivaining camps. 4, who spent Sunday in jai poate: : eee es ee gait chars our tailoring and pressing parlors. 'y GRAIN MARKETS ‘ General Crowder told the commit! hie teatimome this GEA I started with only a few hundred dollars” ;—we're lo. | (ee he favored the immediate drat] mpeanor on the stand Saturdd glad of your success—but no successful man wants ering, instead of deemed sufficient cause for the eon orders as we allowed ourselves for |X?! "\e.-- 2 thes may hav Stats attorney, Meta they may have a few weeks to make ea the ti rsonal arrangements before being! Gare a No. 1 northern to arr. personal arran © O'Hare appe to stop growing. THINK THIS OVER conduct- j for the state and F. TL do for Hughes. 280 our first year’s business, Jand take this means of eT eae fanzy | falled to the colors | After the evidence was all in in| thanking all those who made it possible for us to wheat ..... ARE RELEASED. | ebaceaets dice ae le Tine How much greater the volume of business would have 2 hard Mont, durum .. durum been had you advertised. You must admit you have SU Paul, Niu. lune 4—D.H. Holo the proof was insufficient to convict the floor space, the clerks, the stenographers, the and Frank Hoim, arrested here yes-! of maintaining a nuisance terday for the alleged distribution of: and dismissed the | wheather the danger point (first year’s business). The fact that we have sold as high as three and four suits yellow corn. teeoneeribtl Be us i : : ieee e a nt1-Col riplion The State versus Goldie Gill now is cashiers, to transact a much greater business than y 4 during the vear to quite a number of customers should be our 3 yellow corn to arr were released from jail on the ree! on trial, ON cashie $ | omnendation of R. FP. Schroeder. as have. enti = Shaced cl , other grades mmendation to those who have not purchased clothes vallow cormto best re ‘ nt county attorney, who declined of us the past year, white Mont: to issue a complaint for the federal, GOOD RAIN NEEDED white od laathel ne Our cleaning tuo has fast gained favor with those who wish white oa fies a aderal azenl$ asked fae SAYS LOUIS B. HANNA, Don’t Lay on Your Oars white ued. holding that violation of the | the complait ; the bropagandi 1 | pitblic Minneapolis, Minn, June 4.—For-! d by the last }mer Governor Hanna of North Dako- county attorney's | ‘4. in Minneapolis today to attend the held that the evidence giver {tecting of the Ninth District Reserve | did not show a violation of the act. is chairman of} y Loan com-| needed to put eal conditions for | ful fuating of the; begat! as every day a piece of merchandise remains upon your sheli, after a ie tag has been attached, costing yout money. You know it, aud there is no good and sufficient reason why it should: stay there, and it will be moved twice. yes three times as quick We want to keep up our good record, will you help us. and in return we agree to give you dollar for dollar in all service rendered. cnde the North mittee, ‘Two Per Cent Tax [ein | " Close isdB p.m in a i loan is a good rain. BULUTH. i Flax to ar ‘July September if you will advertise it DID YOU BUY IT TO KEEP OR TO SELL? ington, ine 4.-+After sever es ssion of how newspaper FOR SALE { and other publications washer, complete. Call es 1008 | shall be taxed for war purposes, the Broad y. 6 A-26t senate finance committee today adopt: |- - | : ed a resolution against second class} WANTED 1 for general house-| oo + 240 postal rates and levying a direct two! work. Good wages. M OG Nel | ats on trk wees 69 @ 63> | per cent tax on advertising recetpts.; son. Ave. D. 6-4-6 | Se s engine and power On Advertising “North Dakota has not fared so well | TAILOR AND CLEANER 1 northern om te. as Minnesota and South Dakota in the recent 3 na said. | 2 uorthern on trk. northern on trk.. Opposite Post Office Bismarck Se os 2 hard Mont. on trk 272 2 So. 1 spot durum... . 2 spot durum