The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1917, Page 2

AP BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ‘PLAYTIME: WITH ~-MEN OF THE NAVY What Happens When Several Hundred Jackies Are Turned Loose for Shore Liberty. NEWS OF NORTH DAKOTA AND NORTHWEST | Mandan News Bureau GAME ASSOCIATION RESENTS CHARGES na THR Hwa, F FLFLANING MS 8 MASH OBECTED Annual Convention Next Week Officers of Minot Sportsmen's: On Stand, Accused Calmly As- Liberality of Private Citizens Has) Given Men of the Fleet a Big Ath. letic Field for Their ” Expected to Prove Inter- Recreation. | —— { esting Event Retraction + | With the United States Atlantic | a | Fleet.—It is two bells in the afternoon | July 13.—Officials of | watch when the shrill cill of the | bos‘n’s whistles are heard piping the | Organization Will Demand Minot, N. D., the North Dakota Sportsmen’s asso-} | The Young Peoples’ Luther league | convention of the Mandan circuit will} Dakota Sportsmen's association, as| Wes 2 Of certainly Amer- i ' eee - ; him, and that he did not fire until 10 NAGEL f that office has been held for years| \" ial de dtiead Ge the auc oe 4 novel Tittle touch that adds to the charm of this lively bit of 7 he believed his own life in danger. by A. R. Shean e prominent busi- | floating fortress to form the first line nthe othe ide is Rolled In ° One, the star song, of the show 4 Arguments Began. ——— hess man of Portal. ; of thie dutlon's deftones, Wheaton is now starring: “Oh, Boy,” the big Broadway Closi ae te berun just | i. B. McCutcheon, interviewed, losing arguments were begun just | said: “‘As far as our association is Off for Day of Sport. f mum penatt¥ ‘should be exacted. At- y opinions as to future action. We have i pUeriecneall ee Se) " a . vi e ymel ing fas > eve Te mm it, an ree torney Allenyfor the defense, argued George Urban, popular Hebronite,} no connection whatsoever, direct or| pas the bosraren holding cet es ths ; fork., Ey tt nite baritone ieee d ie that the '¥ Of justifiable homicide| was Wednesday afternoon appointed implied, in the purchase or attempted | ship's side with their buathooks. Then : Ne Os y with the ¢ aritane tenor Guet, ¥ had been clearly established. It is] to succeed: Nagel, resigned com-| purchase of the Mandan or any other the slurp word of coulmand.rings out the Us. k'n! Bee,” on the other’ side, ¢ probable that Judge ‘Nuessle will fin-| missioner:of district -D.. ‘The appoint-| game farm. “Personally, | look for-| 00 deck and the white Une of sailors 1 if you want to listen to some other griotit hits, ask inti: 7 Si veg . lo y Fy WW A dramatic incident of the trial yes- |f the appointing board was present| have a hetter plan. There are mil-| te at this point,, although the cox- cig A i es ; ‘ i terday was 17-year-old Jacob Brant-| With the’ exception of the county| lions of acres of land in McHénry,} sain of the beat is all business as | (72299, 75c), and “Evening Brings ‘Rest and You” th ner’s story o fhow Hicks pleaded piti- | Judge. Mr, Urban is appointed only southern Bottineau, Pierce and -Ben- he calls. to the bowiien to shove ‘oft | Ni Hf e 5c). H fully for his life when he opened his | Until the ‘next general election next son counties practically deserted, The afternoon’s ‘recreation has begun, i : A f rg a Mee d a door and saw Nash standing there fall, and not for the full term of Mr. which i ant for sane ferme and| mousands of superfluously healthy, | e you hear these records (with the “music-nofes’”) 40 ri is hands. rant- | Nagel. refuges, and can be leased for a et * ot iran reseed acca anede - a witha: d540/ciie in) bie bande eran’ . trifle, possibly, only payment of taxes.| absolutely carefree and very young fo. sy they fre sure to be just the records you want! been arranged for by County Agent mediately. connection in any manner and wel... 5 ne Xe A. J. Gaumhitz and Supt. W.A. Peter-| County Judge Johnson has served| Shall take steps to vindicate our- edie at id conte ones ee son of the experiment station. | officially in the state association for | Selves and secure reparation.” . watermelons Bt ts ou ud paper “When you pay more than Fisk prices ¥ The purpose is to acquaint the farm- | the pagg three years as a member of A colored cook’s helper buys a melon jou fe r ethit that does not exist” a ers of Morton county with rotation ‘of | the judicial committee. He was also Golden Rule for Telephone. and dives into it when a huge hand | you pay for something | | | doing $3,500 business yearly. Shop|MILLER, ZUGER & TILLOTSON,, - pea | . Fy RELIEVES STRAIN perfectly sanitary. Address, 205, Attorneys for said Receiver, it was ill-luck to cross a threshold with ele ; re Tribune. 713-6 Bismarck,, N. the left foot foremést. isttaeieh © . : sigoile c -AY fe ; ee ee i e > Expectant Mothers serts He Fired in Self De- fense—Case to Jury REACHING FOR GUN WHEN dent of Concordia college of Moor- with attemptl Ndr 4 t i i pting to flimflam the lantic fleet to take their hours of recre- IRED | head, will be the most important] o', 00. 7 Z e @ their hours % er cue : FATAL SHOE WOES gnesker'on-the program, He will de state game board. | They further de") ation on the immense athletic fleld pro- F it’s a hit, it’s on a Columbia Record Alleged Murderer of Clarence Hicks Says Victim Had Been Bad Neighbor be held in this ci unday and Mon-} day, July 22 and and from present j indications it will be a most import- ant gathering. Rev. C. J. Rylling ot} the Lutheran church stated Wednes- | day that Prof. J. A. Aasgaard, pre: liver a lecture Sunday eevning. He a most interesting lecturer and h address will be appreciated by his hearers. The event will be the second annual convention of the young peoples’ or- ganization. It is expected a large (Tribune Special.) Steele, N. D., July 13.--Cool and col- lected, calmly sticking to his story Rev. F. J. ‘Swensen, Belfield, presi-] secretary until three weeks ago, 5 ma under a heavy fire of cross mina- dent; A. S$. Bu, Flasher, vice prest-|when fH. L. Woods and Ted Lykken, | the appearance of each one. Their uni- “Huckleberry Finn” ds Mais ae lent; Miss Sena Hendrickson, Man- — Rate vere a | forms are spotlessly white. Their shoes | y tion, Leon Nash, on trial for the mur. Cents Alss: Sena » Man-| both of Grand Forks, were elected. i | 2 tars Sle ley ‘ning’ dan, corresponding secretar: Miss| At that time the association organi freshly blackened. Off come their lit- | Columbia Record 42245, a5 der of Clarence Hicks, this morning | anna Peterson, Driscoll, recording sec-| ed a new game protection and propa- | tle round white caps to show that their 5) 7! < testitied that when he went to Hicks’ homestead shack to protest with the latter for stabbing his (Nash's) mule and kiJling his dog, Hicks reached for his ghn,.and that then, fearing for his own life, h fired the fatal shot. ! Hicks h testified, had generally been a bad neighbor, visiting repeated annoyances upon the a used. He could not be swerved from his testi- mony on direct examination to the} effect that he did not go to’ Hick’s! cabin with the intention of killing before noon. State’ wold for the prosecution reiterated hi stand that the evidence plainly n= victed Nash. of a deliberate, cold- blooded murder, and that the maxi- ish summing up late this afternoon and that the jury will get the case before court adjourns this evening. Hicks Pleaded for Life, ner was employed by Hicks at the time of the killing last December, ; rt of le is recogniy e rovos' vith their laimed to e witnessed, the shoot-| Part of thd county: He’is recognized| Our plan is’ that the state game) there is the provost guard wit ing, and rd to te the state's best | 8 4 most able official. board lease, not buy, these lands.) policemen’s stféks, but that is only to witness. Ten thousand dollars game funds/ guard against the chance of ugly blood FARMERS 10 BE GIVEN CROP ROTATION LESSON; Special Demonstration Arranged for Great Plains Station July 21 | Saturday afternoon, July 21, there} Wednesday afternoon elected presi-| he might discover other narties prom-| the canteen and those who have been will be a farmers’ plot inspection at|dent of the North Dakota County | inent in politics and officeholders who unabje to spend their méney for candy the ‘Northern Grgat..Plains figl) sta: Judges’ association vat the annual] may have some knowledge of this} or pop take their chances on getting | tion Thi partiquiak oquestog. has meeting held in Devils Lake. He as-| deal—who can tell? This is a day pf) ducked under the pump. A farmer crops by the plot demonstration plan. Mr. Gaumnitz is desirous of getting the farmers throughout the county to practice rotation. LADIES RECEIVE: FOR ~ FORMER PASTOR'S MF Mrs. T. A. McCurdy Guest of i Honor at Deightful Recep- ‘Attorney East.|@0pwar Hebronite Unanimously ; the state from point of service. He is number of delegates will be present. The officers of the organization are: Keidle, Mandan, treasur- . Livdahl, Bismarck, mu- GEORGE URBAN IS NAMED SUCCESSOR Selected for Position on Commission ang board, which, consists of the coun- ty auditor, county judge and county commissioners, unanimously named Mr. Urban. The entire membership The new commissioner is a pioneer and a popular resident of the western COUNTY JUDGES. HONOR MORTON COUTY JURS J. C. Johnson of Mandan Elected Head of State Association at Devils Lake County Judge J. C. Johnson was sumes the duties of his new oflice im- chairman of the committee on rules and regulations. Mr. Johnson is ampng the pioneer county judges of well known, and his election will be good news to his many friends. FLASHER SEEKS 10 UNITE WITH MANDAN ~ RED GROSS WORK | connection ation interviewed today deny abso- ; lutely that the association had any | with the proposed Man-| dan game farm, with which attempt- ed purchase they were charged in au} article in a Fargo league organ, July} 12 member or connected in any capacity with the North Dakota State Sports- men’s association. The said association has been in existence in North Dakota about 20 years and neyer has taken active part | in any game propagation proposa! C. H. Parker of Minot and J. Pence of Minot were president and ct R. | gation department, of which Dr.| ‘Pence was elected chairmanj.and E.) B. McCutcheon, former chief game warden, secrétdry. This department | has done nozactive {work / ‘except ‘fo | canvass for njembers. 3. ug Deny Any Connection. C. H. Parker and Dr. Pence, when | interviewed, denied absolutely any | connection or knowledge of the pro-} posed Mandan game farm or knov edge or acquaintance with Mr. Ellis, purported vice president of the North concerned, it doubtless will do our organization work serious injury. Be- ing unable tonight to consult legai advice, we will tomorrow consult le- gal advisers and be guided by their ward to the day when we will have not less than 50 game farms in the state, but it is absolutely unneces- sary to purchase a single farm. We| Would Lease; Not Buy. paid in by the hunters should be loan- ed the farmers on real estate securi-| ty to create an interest fund that! will lease several thousand acres, | thus keeping the game funds intact for a rainy day. This is the plan of} our association. Doubtless, the Cour- | ier-News confused our association with the state game protective organ-.| ization of Mandan, of which Mr. Ed- quest is secretary: 1 would rather take this view, but the association | will make a searching investigation to fathom the matter, as we have been seriously damaged. “If Mr. Langer would probe deeper surprises, but our association has fo There is no hope of teaching the ele- ments of courtesy to a telephone, but the application of the Goiden Rule by those who have to use the dumb things might soften some of their irrepressible | and. irritating :1diosyncrasies.—Minne- | apelis Tribune. : Some Weather Signs. A deep blue color of the sky, even when seen through clouds, indicates fair weather; a growing whiteness, an | appreaching storm. | NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE | By the hundreds,-:on every battleship Vance. crews of the mighty dreadnaughts to the rails and the s cries of | the bos‘n’s mattes. carry out over the water, “Liberty party to muster.” | This is the summons given three times each Week to the men of the At- vided for them by. the Navy league. and cruiser, the youthful, white-uni- | formed Jackies come rushing on deck | to form idto line for the liberty in- spection. Two long white lines form on deck | and every man stands rigidly at atten- tion while officers pass along marking hair is closely cropped. No visitor to} the fleet fails to be struck, when he; views that line at inspection, with the extreme youth of the men, their intelli- | gent faces and happy, smart appear-j The average age uppears to be; less than twenty years and many of them-scem barely to have passed their | ‘eighteenth birthday on the date of; their enlistment. #rom every state in | the Union they hail and thousands of them from the farms of the middle On every sun-tanned face is worn a broad smile in expectation of the sport that the afternoon will bring. Over} the rail, the visitor sces the ship's launches bobbing about in the seaway begins to move forward toward the gangway and the men go over the side to the waiting launches. v7 Discipline begins to give way a lit- men are turned loose. ‘To be sure developing from the fun, which does not happen. When the dock at the athletic field is reached the men from the launches tumble out pell-mell and immediately begins a raid upon the canteen. Pop} is sold faster than corks can be pulled. The man who gets, anything over the canteen counter fights for it. You must come with your change ready or go without. There-is too much busi- ness to stop to change money. Watermelons Last Quick. A pump receives the overflow from drives onto the field with a load of belonging to a Jackie from an Indiana farm buries the dark's face into the melon up to his ears. . Another enter- prising farmer brings some old farm FRENCH WAR MINISTER GRAFON --if it’s on a Columbia Record, it’s sure to be a hit!” You can count on that, every time! Here are a few of the latest—and they are some of the greatest hits that ever had them all hurnming on Broadway! Here is a real sgng of all the joys of boyhood, ng that takes you back to barefoot days, sung by the’ fine clear tenor of Sam Ash with a snap and go and a rollicking, enjoyment that will have any room- ful joining in the.chorus. And on the other side is “You Don’t Have tol! Como fron: Arelantd to Be Irish,” another song of pure joy and lively fun. “T Wonder Why” . The cat Fike,” sung by as Columbia Record 42238, 75¢ . daintiest of musical show hits—she song of “Love o? Anna Wheaton in such a pretty, appealing way that you wonder why” all Broadway's wild about her! A xylophone fur- Columbia Record 12232, you rarely pet—Bri King, Keith vaudeville ing Chinese Jove-sonr with a teasing melody 75e er to play “Phere; ArewPwo Eyes in ” i y,” suas Columbia dea ; ” (42243,'75c) 3 “Th Vou Ever & King (42220, 75c) 3 the tenor duet “Georgia” et Lor Cole bia Reco 's on sale the 20th ef cvcry month _ oot B , ———— iy tion in Church BISMARCK TRIBUNE COMPANY. | ’ er EE 'Combination of Two Chapters AREA | ¥ : | i P TAKE NOTICE, That on the Ist day | Wednesday afternoon about 30} Would Give Morton County of August, A. D. 1917, at 10 o'clock | ladies were entertained in honor of! Mrs. Thos. A. McCurdy of Atlantic | City, N. J., who is here as a guest of friends, for a few days. The party was held at the church parlors of the beau- tiful new Presbyterian church, which was decorated with sweetpeas and | cut flowers. During the afternoon a mixed program, consisting of musical numbers and readings were rendered. (Mesdames W. W. Fuller and Harry Thorberg gave two splendid readings; (Miss Margaret Gipson sang two vocal wolos, and her sister, Miss Helen, | Played the accompaniment. Mrs. J.{ E. Chisholm of Chicago, who is visit- ing her mother, Mrs. C. P. Thurston. | for a few days, sang two very pleas- ing numbers, and Miss Helen Gipson | played a piano solo. MOTHER'S FRIEND \ is in receipt of a chec! i | Strong Organization Mrs. W. A. Furness, secretary of the Mandan chapter of the Red Cross, $18 from sher chapter of the Red Cross, ich Mrs. J. E. Wagenhalls is chairman. Mrs. Wagenhalls has de- clared that the Flasher chapter wants to become affiliated with the Mandan chapter of the national society. Ad- vice on the matter is now pending from the national headquarters. The Mandan chapter officials are most de- sirous that it be permitted to have the Flasher chapter as a part of the local organization. The Red Cross work in Mandan and Fiasher has been highly su ful, and the combination of the two so- cieties will make an espec' chapter. The money rec the Flasher chapter has been sent to the Red Cross headquarters. the F 1 FOR SALE—Cheap; used furniture and one rug. Phone 193L. 7 FOR SALE—Only meat market in good town on main line N. P. Ry., A. M., at the court house in the City of Bismarck, Burleigh County, North | Dakota, the matter of the ‘application | of C. B. Little, Receiver of the Bis-| marck Tribune Company, a corpora-| tion, for a confirmation by the Court | of said Receiver’s report of distribu-| tion of the assets of said corporation, | which is on file in the office of the} clerk of the District Court of Bur-| leigh County, at Bismarck, North Da-| kota, and for a discharge of said Re- ceiver, and the release of his sure- ties from further liability on the Re- ceiver’s bond heretofore filed, will come on before the court, and at said time and place the Court will hear and determinesany and all odjections to si confirmation and discharge that may be presented by parties in-| terested in said action or other per- sons entitled to object thereto. Cc. B. LITTLE, Receiver of the Bismarck Tribune Company, a corporation. This is the latest picture of M. Pain leve, the new French minister of war taken at the British headquarters or the French front. 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