The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1917, Page 2

Kensal Volunteers Best Looked After Soldiers in the State e = ; [Electric Voter Would Speed Up Congress Inventor Says Kensal, D., Aug. 9.—Kensal 4 wore ieee jaahaiataes aaa is .|made its volunteers the wealthfest 4 men in the North Dakota regiments, when they raised a purse of $1,043 for recruits enlisted from this commun- ity. A benefit concert netted $374; the Commercial club gave $200, and there were individual subscriptions ranging up to $100. eo. i Mudetlin Gisl:Had Expected to ' Retiien,; But. Can't Leave hi} With Sammies Coming ‘ fonderiin, ‘N. D., Aug. 8—"I expect: ‘te. stay, only_ six. months, ‘but now our troops are here and more coining,.’’ni” sure,.I-don’t know when ijjill be back,” writes, Gertrude Leb- al t, North Dakota's ambulance nurse been French battle front;’ in s letter lo her mother here,, “The number o! otindad. ts. "fil the: heavy drive fax.from. bere,” writes, Miss Lab- itt!e can hear the guns roar 1 eg as we are in the invad- wict, byt-1 hope it won't. “be “Dpfore the Germans will be push- hd back on-their, own soil. I. never realized how dangerous a chance I Was taking when. I-sailed. for Europe. veryone was uneasy—no one slept —on the watch every second. All lights were out, portholes darkened, HOt even the: light. of a match: on deck, and speeding along at breakneck fate in, the dark, not knowing what ioment we would go down. ‘he food condition is’ terrible,” iys' Miss Labbitt, who’ mourns for 6 “nice dinners. we.have at home, With .ajl we want of everything.” “We are allowed no -butter, no. cake, HO sugar, and. before. the. winter. is over it willbe terrible. Prices here re worse than in the States, by far. 1098, 8Fe $25 to, $36;” 14 Mrs. Budlong Will Collect Books and Magazines for Army ¥en * weet ens s3c0 08 & The American Library association is organizing every state in the union to supply soldiers with good reading ma- terial, and it has notified Mrs, M. C. Budlong, secretary of the North Da- |kota. public library commission, that she has been named chairman for this state to supervise the collection and distribution of books and magazines. Mrs. Budlong has for some. time. been in charge in North Dakota of the work of the ‘American Federation of Women’s clubs, which is collecting scrap books for hospitals. at the front. The present movement is of a differ- ent nature, and its purpose is to place in the hands of soldier boys good ‘books and magazines not more than two years old, which will, relieve the tedium of trench and camp life, Pub- lic. libraries throughout the state have been made repositories for such read- ing materials, and Mrs. Budlong asks all good citizens having ‘books or magazines to donate to. leave them with their nearest public library, which will report to Mrs. Budlong. FOR TAXI SERVICE PHONE 342. __ _Bornett L. Bobroff and face of his electrical voting machine as it shows above the speaker’s desk in Wisconsin’s assembly chamb- er; below, part of photographic record of a vote, ‘‘N’’ standing for ‘‘no;”’ ‘‘Y”’ for ‘‘yes,”’ and a. blank space for not voting. Staff Special. |lock key in an apparatus on their Milwaukee, Wis. August 9.— desks. The key is turned one way The Wisconsin. assembly having oe yes tt the eis ie “ng? completed a session with the use hi aay ere QWil y Ole: SHOWs: Of of his electrical voting machine, is own desk and on a big-board B at the front of the chamber. ; Bornett L. Bobroft of ‘this city} Each vote isphotographed by ‘ |thinks he may be able now to|a camera that i part of the vot- speed up Washington and take|ing machine and at the end of most of the con out of congress.! the session there is a photograph- With Bobroff’s voting apparat- ; voti ie record of all votes. us, he. says,.a legislative body can} Bobroff. says several states are THE TEST OF TIME —finds The S. S. White Dental Manu- facturing Company still in unquestioned lead pis Deane, id's best-known and most reliable manufacturer of dental equip- ment, and, supplies, In the ‘same way time has disposed of one complete a vote in. 25 seconds.|considering installation of the dentifrice fad after another,until dentists This means casting the vote,|machine, among them Ohio. ‘The counting it, photographing it and announcing the result. He says it never should take more than one minute. and economy in city hall. "Now With the Bobroff machine the} he has a half dozen inventions do- members vote by putting a Yale| ing business for him. THREE CHILOREN ‘Hazen, N. D., Aug. 9—Three chil-] t Washington today.+ FREGKLED, LAD OF FIVE died during the past week from diph- theria, and three more of his children vs (Continued trom Page une) f chutes on his father’s lawn, he had to question also is. before congress. Eight years ago Bobroft. was a elerk in the bureau of effigjency now know that the sole function of a tooth paste is to cleanse. S. S. White Tooth Paste is: a pure, wholesome, non- medicated cleanser—the most efficient on the market. . It.is made according to a non-secret formula approved by the . highest dental authorities. And it is as pleasant to'use as it is efficient, Your ist has it. Sign dnd mail the pel 22 a copy of co booklet “Good Teeth; How They Grow And How To Keep board of canvassers held a recent ses- sion in Secretary of State Hall’s of- fice, canvassed:the vote in the recent special election and found the. totals as announced. in the unofficial returps yesterday. A; Cextificate of: election, THE S. S. WHITE DENTAL MFG. CO. MOUTH AND TOILET PREPARATIONS are now recovering from the disease. No medical aid was summoned until after the death of the first child, and physicians say all three lives could have been saved with proper medical attention. The three children who died are: Jacob, Marie and Edward, aged four,|go back to that other playground it seven and nine, respectively. he wanted to seehis mother. And ED: now: Jack has ‘been taken from both BAER gee ee ahY gO playgrounds by Mrs. August Hecksher, : of Huntington, a cousin of De Saulies. John M..'Baer is the duly. elected) Mrs. De Saulles-never was able congressman from the First North Da-| understand why the. court had pales kota distrigt. .This. fact. was discov-|ed her husband,. proved guilty of mis- ered. this. morning, when. the state|conduct with another woman, the cus- tody of the: child part of each year. She. feared the father’s. wealth and social political influence might event- ually, take the boy: away from her. Court to Settle ‘Future. Little Jack’s- future: will ‘probably be settled by the supreme court. Whether the mother is convicted or| freed, the court. may. decide she is not'a proper person to have the child. By ‘risking: all to/obtain him, she is likely..to, lose him: completely. Delivery Wagon _.Meanwhile the’ seesaw and the Express Type Chute-the-cHtutes, the swing and the $ ; shooting gallery, dre-empty. . 7 6 0 4,Ths’ Airedale terrier at his father's jouse is lonesome, And the big white Chassis $720 bull..pup, :which his mother brought t.0:b. Toled with her in the taxicab on the uight of the shooting, is:in ‘the care. of the black butler at."The Crossways.” . .A freckled, tanned little boy, with hair cut straight around the back just ‘below: the-ears, has gone to a new home—the third in a: week. BARN AND HORSES BURN Dan McPhee Sustains Heavy Loss ‘From Fire’ Near Golva Golva,-N. D., Aug. 9.—A large log barn and eight -horses:on ‘the Dan McPhee ‘farm ~ Durned .to | .the ground. A volunteer fire ‘brigade suc- ceeded in Saxing..the dwelling house and the granaries.!. The loss was sev- eral thowsand dollars: : a Prices subject to change without notice 57 What you need isan Overland. i pens your. competitor a ; er delivery equipment then Let ‘us show you why, the cia: | sous Bees aye Overland Delivery has been the (Continued trem Page. One) t final choice of thousands of suc- ly, anxious “for their turn” in the trenches. to come... =: : ‘The. men are, anxious for.a glimpse of war and thera\is*no doubt that after they get: it,;it will-add infinite zest to their future.training,.and to their ability to train future divisions, The men are still: far enough from the line to hear or.see little that has to do with real fighting. A brief tour of: duty in the trenches: will. explain much to them, however, and will make There is no. economy in buy- ing a delivery wagon that gives uncertain service or one that will only last for a year. LAHR§MOTOR SZ cessful merchants. A demonstration will con- vince you. ist s ‘THURSDAY, ~ AUGUST. 9, AQIT, SoORE OF HOME | QUAD UNITS: | OYA LT Y--first-to country then to home.: To. cheer those who can-. NORTH AKOT h not serve as you serve but ! whose hearts are with you-- ee, your photograph. Many Communities Organizing for Protection From Domestic Foes: in- War: Special Discount to Drafted | Men and Volunteers i Make the 2°! appointment: A score.of- home guard units has ‘been organized or now is. being form- ed in North Dakota, ‘Wahpeton’ was one of the pioneers in the movement, and’Fargo was quick to take advan- tage-of an opportunity for protection. Lidgerwood has a guard of 50 mem- BY Kenmare has a company of 73; Tower City and ‘Hillsboro are lin- ing up, and. Leeds recently, organized }, a large unit. Cavalier. county. is;or- ganized, with a central company: at Langdon.. Carrington has a company of 50. men, which meets all trains, pro- tects men seeking work and sees that the vagrant class. moves on. ‘Bordu- lac, has a strong company, and the ll or- * Se ea ee ee tadcral maximum for a week’s campaign, $700}. ammunition are low, and they have ition, | Was raised. on the date of organiza-jonly a. small quantity of . provisions. recognition: pata Seer otal mel tion. The Kidder. county chapter, or-| Jt was feared that they would not be récommended to the secretary of war| ganized but a week, has pledged $4,000 able to withstand the combined as- ‘by the governor. Frazier has not and paid in $1,000. saults of the warriors and the forest made such recommendation in the , fire’: its to date. ‘Because of the lack of communica- gage" of any of; thege-units to dal | W W ENTRENCHED tion, details of the uprising are un- a We We i known, but reports indicated that two organizers of the I. W. W.,had been working among the men ‘for the last week and have instigated the strike Globe, Ariz., Aug. 9.—Telephone lines leading toward the asbestos mines from) Globe, Ariz., are out of commission today, and the sheriff's which led to the revolt. office believes the wires have been. ILLINOISAN, FIRST cut by the Indians and striking min- Sucker Stata Candidate Passed at Beach and Enlisted ers, who have started forest fires ane surrounded nine white men employes ‘ Beach, ‘N. D., Aug. 9.—Ernest C. Wood of Galesburg, Ill., examined at of the asbestos mines 50 miles north- west of here. The men are sald to the request of the local board in his be in a dugout, and their supplies of home city, was the first man passed and enlisted in the @ational army by the Golden Valtey - board. All Traces of Scrofula_. Eradicated from the System By the greatest of all purifiers. A common mistake in the treat- YM iI) at HOLMBOE STUDIO PUBLICITY FILM CO. Ground floor—next door to Grand Theatre. Bismarck, North Dakota WAKES PROGRES WN NORTH DAKO Chapters Organized in 29 Count- ies—No Difficulty Experienced With Finances Fargo, N. D., Aug. 9.—The organiza- tion of ‘Red Cross chapters has been completed in 30 ‘North Dakota coun- ties, reports to Judge N. C. Young, state chairman, show. The state chap- ter -has organized eis in nine other counties. It is exfected that by rofulah: en the us the end of the ensuing week the entire ee ne otal ore besa thie state will have been covered by Harry | tures, the effect of which is to, bot- Curran Wilbur, executive secretary. | tle up the impurities in the blood, Poor crops are. proving so much bet-| and hide them from the surface. ter.than anticipated that Red Cross} The impurities and dangers are work in this state will not be hdm-| only added to in this way. pered by.lack of funds, Secretary Wil- or more than fifty years S. S. S.| bur announces. In Flaxton, Burke] has been the one recognized rcliable' county, where $1,000 was set as the] blood remedy that has been used | with highly satisfactory results for Scrofula, Being made of the roots and herbs of: the forest, it is guaran- teed purely vegetable, and absolutely free from all mineral ingredients. You can obtain S. S. S. from any drugstore. Our. chief medical adviser is an expert on all blood disorders, and will cheerfully give you full advice as to the treatment of your own case. Address Swift. specific Co., Dept. F Atlanta, Ga. On Being Natural | IKE seeks like. A natural, honest-to-good- * ‘ness man don't have much time for artificial things. An’ real pipe smokers take toVELVET, because it’s a natural born pipe tobacco, kept natural. It takes two long years of natural ageing in wooden hogsheads to make a tin of VELVET. Nature’s way is a slow, expensive way, but just compare VELVET with any of those “improvernents on Nature.” That’s the answer. A grain of gold out- weighs. the biggest soap bubble ever an’ ea grain of truth has. mo’ weig: than a bushel of fiction, oon Hagéart Block Distribuorts Fae : . them: appreciate: the: training which they do not wholly:understand. .. ———— FOR TAXI SHRVICR PHONE 342.',