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

* the entire herd had expired. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JULY. 7, 1917. The Northwest Hotel A High-Class Hotel at Reasonable Rates prey 50c per day and up Single room with bath, $1.00 8 Running hot and cold water in every room Opposite McKenzie Hotel EUROPEAN ‘on seventh floor. ‘Thé NORTHWEST, 100 Rooms The McKenzie The Seventh Story of North Dakota. Absoutely Fireproof. European, $1.90 to $6.00. Sample chy and sight opposte Dept Park, YOO oom with bathe ‘The McKENZIE, 210 Rooms THE HOTEL CENTER IN BISMARCK, N. D. HOTELS The Soo Hotel 50c. to $1.00 nee i. id Hot and cold eter in every ae Adicining the McKenzie, on ifth Street tee EUROPEAN Sample, rooms vee Dairy Tanch open ; 2 Cafe in connection The SOO, 125 Rooms EDW. G. PATTERSON, Owner and Prop. ISOLATED CASES OF HOG GHOLERA EASILY CHECKED Dickey County Man Loses Num- ber of Swine—Entire Herd / Wiped Out in Barnes A number of isol; attacks of hog cholera have been reported in North Dakota. In Dickey county recently the owner of a herd of several hun- dred lost 20 animals in one day. The county agent was summoned, the herd / Slayer of George Dixon Bound vaccinated, all dogs in the neighbor- hood ordered killed, and the place put under quarantine. No further deaths have been reported. In Barnes coun- ty E. R. Wilberg, in going io his hog | pasture in the morning, found one animal dead and in a few moments There is no general epidemic, but a warn- ing has been sent out to hog owners and attention is being called to the free virus supplied by both state and federal ‘governments. Capt. Barker Saves Taylor’s Fourth by Releasing Its Band » July 7.—Taylor was when Fourth of July drew near with the prospects of no, band. A majority of Taylor's patri- otic bandsmen had en din the fed- E cost per mile of motoring ig materially lessened when Racine Country Road Tires encircle your wheels. Exclusive Racine Country Road Tread is so designed that it meets every demand of country toad driving—far in excess of the 5,000 mile guarantee. Racine Inspection Your Protection Every stage in the con- structiore of Racine Country Roed Tires must pass critical, ecientific inspection before receiving the final epproval which protects you and makes every Racine Tiree good tire. For your own frotection certain every Racine Tire you buy bears the name Ra- cine Rubber Company. Racine Rubber Company Racine, Wisconsin. Corwin Motor Co. Bismarck, N. D. | Dept_R Boston,” “Sold everywhere. with Co. K of Dickinson. ; | Somebody suggested writing Capt. C | N. Bar about it. Someone did, and on the following train back came the} band boys on a several 4: leave of | absence. Taylor had its dig Fourth of July celebration, and when the bandmen left for Fort Lincoln today they were given a real ovation. FIRST DEGREE MURDER CHARGE AGAINST KELLER eral servi Over to Next Term of McLean District Court Washington, N. D., July 7—4Charged with murder in the first degree, Jo- seph Keller, who is accused of having stabbed to death Officer George Dix- on at Wilton last Sunday morning, was given a preliminary examination here, pleaded not guilty and was re- tmanded to jail to await the next sit- ting of the district court. Ancient Wheat Found Under Floor Brings Astonishing Price Velva, N. D., July -—Wheat which had sifted through cracks in the floor of an old store building here was sal- vaged when the structure was wreck- ed, and 11 bushels of the ancient grain were sold for $20. The building had not been used for grain storage for years, but the wheat was in good con- dition. SAILORS EMPLOYED TO SMUGGLE MAIL LO GERMAN AGENT ‘New York, July 7—Federal author- ities investigating ‘the ‘special method of communication between the United ‘States and Germany announced here today the seizure of a ‘bundle of let- ters, including communications appar- ently intended to reach Alexander von Nuber, formerly Austrian consul ren- eral in New York. Von Nuber left here after the government investi- gated charges that he shipped reseiy- ists to Austria under fraudulent pass- Ports in 1915. ae , sailors on the Scandinavian steam- ship and delivered to a ‘saloon keeper in Hoboken, , The. plan, acording to vet tors, was for the ‘mail toto readdressed, ‘so that it would appear to be ‘correspondence from the United States. The sailors said they were paid to smuggle mail. AVIATION CAMPS ARE CROWDED WITH STUDENTS Ft. Snelling, July 7.—A dozen stud- ent officers selected in the aviation word came from the war department that the aviation camps were full and that no morg students could be taken now. SAXON DIET DEFIES RULER Copenhagen, July 7.—A_ dispatch from Dresden says that the Saxon Diet, which Tuesday warned the gov- ernment of a disappearance of the sentiment of loyalty and also of a coming upheaval unless the govern- ment mends its ways, has now brok- en openly with the government. This action is a consequence of the refusal by the premier of Sax- ony to authorize the Diet committee on constitutional reforms to continue its labors during recess. The Diet refused to give the necessary author- ization to settle fuel problems and it must therefore be reconvoked not later than August. This will enable the constitutional committee to re- sume work. Two Weeks’ Old Baby Had Painful Rash On Face. Cuticura Healed Costing Only $1.25, “When my brother was about two weeks old we noticed a red rash break- ing out on his face which we took to be ababy rash. It became More irritating and even painful. It caused him to scratch due to the itchingand thusirritated him till he lost his rest < ni Lees abe trouble OS lasted about four weeks. TARR “A lady advised Cutt. cura Soap and Ointment and I wrote for a free sample. I then purchased more and we used about three cakes of Cuti- cura Soap and one box of Cuticura Oint- pent and how he is healed.” (Signed) iss Beatrice Bertram, Mari Visc., July 14, 1916 awe uticura Sore and Ointment are not only wonderful healers but are also won- derful preventives of skin and scalp troubles if used exclusively. The Soap, for daily use in the toilet, cleanses and purifies, the Ointment soothes and heals Prd littleirritations, roughness, pimples, post-card: “Cuticura, Hold Meeting and Express Wil- among the Standing Rock Sioux was C. ‘Wells, thé Indian agent at this The letters were ‘brougnt here by|Enlistments for -New Bismarck advises that he has his required pre. day to Dawson and Tappan. arm wore disappointed today, when |MAY BE THE FIRST Cc. For Free Sample Each by Ret siete et picture received in. America ATTACK MARSHAL WHO CONFISCATED BOOZE SHIPMENT Lured to Electric Light Plant and Beaten Up—Assailants Pay Stiff Fines Steele, N. D., July 7.—Lured to the electric light plant late at night, when the city was suddenly plunged in darkness, H. W. Maynard, township constable at Pettibone, was surround: ed and a demand made that he turn over a large consignment of booze which he had confiscated on its ar- rival. After being sorely misused, the constable deputized 13 husky cit- izens and rounded up the gang, who were bundled into four automobiles, whirled to the county seat and jailed for the night. The following morn- ing John Shea paid tribute in the sum of $70.30; A. E. Johnson and Gil- bert Johnson, $50.90 and $57, respect- ively, and W. J. Cahill, $13.95, upon being convicted of assault and_bat- tery upon the person of an officer, and Charles Anderson, alleged leader of the rioters, was bound over to the district court on a charge of inciting a riot. LEXINGTON HOTEL GONE: GRAND 1S NEW ROSTELRY Olaf Olson.Resigng Place as Bon- iface to'¢ E. ‘Danielson, son of } of the Grand hotel, formerly the Lex- ington, famous as the scene of Lang- er’s most sensational vice raids and as the property of Olaf T. Olson,,un- der bonds on a dozen charges growing out of those raids. The new proprie- tor is a former ‘Minot commercial salesman, who has of recent years worked out of the twin cities. YOUNG BRAVES READY lingness to Fight for U. 8. Cannonball, IN. D., July 7.—A meet- ing of the young -men of military age held at the agency here last night and many of the braves announced their intention of enlisting in Capt. A. B. Welch’s new Big§marck company. A. point, is co-operating in the enlistment of the Sioux, a number of whom serv- ed with ‘Captain’ Welch on the Mexi- can border and proved good soldiers. RECRUITING AT STEELE Company Being Received ‘Steele; 'N. D.,. July 7—Capt. A. B. Welch and a recruiting squad from Bismarck are here today enlisting men for Bismarck’s new company in the Second regiment. Captain Welch liminary quota and is now seeking 40 more men to make his enrollment complete. Visits were also paid to- ROYAL PRESIDENT of the king of Spain, who {is said to! have ambitions to be the first presi- Mail address R, Boston. | dent of a Spanish republic. car is irresistible. records: for a Four style, comfort and ience. known before. 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