The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1917, Page 3

Bab "| WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5. 1917. 4 4 o = ing to: order, and Frank P. Walsh, ¥ chairman of the U. S. Commission on Industrial Relations, acted-as tempor- ary chairman: ¥ After’ an- appointment: of a commit- pla tale tee on permanent ‘organization, the LOME delegates. planned to: fecess until mid- aftérrioon and “thenredeive the com: 4 BTID : oe mittee’s report, which : és lowed by ‘an address by Samuel Gom- aa ; | pers, president of tle American Fed- ats é a eration of Labor. Mr. Gompers was = « oe bc Iai uy expected to be named permanent} , DANIEL’ FROEMAN Presents ' aA 12 e chairman of- the organization. ote Denounce Peoples Council. ‘ : American Alliancs for Democrac’ Speakers at the session denounced i i q Ones © i 4 Fremiocr acy. as disloyal and seditious the activities High Tax Advocates Balls Con: i > 1 Open: Conference at Minnea- | of the People Council of America for tin tte ) Ami D a er ) 4 1 ni ra Nn | : < ‘ ga, ‘Democracy and Terms of . Peace, nue ti tempts to end ui a i 4 : polis which was barred from holding its| Oa pve’ the Measure } je ; area conference in Minnesota. The mo- fssanay fice ‘5 eng Tn th ‘ Bes tives o¥ its leaders were sharply ques-| ae ELEVEN BILLION BON: ene ; _ ff SAMUEL GomPERs To tioned, | phate ue wn . gh oy ae John Spargo, one of the former lead- < i 2 UNDER FIRE ALSO ‘ c : st 9 tt te ,DELIVER ADDRESS |ers of the Socialist party, who sever- CHARLIE CHAPLIN, paginas 6 4 . 1 4 ed connections because of the party's| At ‘the ‘Orpheum Tonight and Tomor- House debate + »\Minneapolis, Sept: 5.—The Ameri-|stand’ on war, declared that several “The | nt.” ar bond and i * mn Alliance for Labor and Democracy | Weeks ago reports had reached troops a ofganized forthe purpose of squeleh- ; in Russia that American labor would | 9° being reach- t fq < ing the activity of the pacifists and |demand peace through the Peoples li before nig ious oppo: | pro-German propagandists, aud ‘bring-|Council’s meetings. tion to the bill has so far developed, - ’ 2 Le t # ‘ ing the labor forces up solidly behind | Fargo, N. D., which barred the Peo- L jits passage in And as Nora O Brien, this ‘clever screen star q ‘ 1 ike governinent in the prosecution of|Ples Council, after Governor Frazier Bales to the house appearing certain. ca ti t he di the war, opehed three days’ loyalty | had said the peace conference would i Representative Moore’ of Pennsyl- au conference here. be given protection in North Dakota, | Vania, continued his -fight to secure p Iva es Y tence. is represented at the conference by a jthe adoption of his amendment pro- Walsh ts Chairman. . | delegation of six labor leaders. M {viding for the creation of a congres- E. .H.. Hall, president of the state ee 7 ‘sional war committee, which the federation of labor, called the meet- | WANTED—Rye for fall seeting. Bis- | president appos = marck Elevator & Invesimeat Co., | coneeten of mt aes over a er . 5 a = ; h. , consc! lo pay the ex- one ‘ wes : eres * [ADE sf RD aac ecis east Bismarck Bank Building. . Ve penses of the war today took a new — acm I, BafelyFelicteasome | hk Sasa ra ne Hoes when high tax advocates sought : bs Vhy pay more ant, $22 : 2 Wi < Dill’s profi ie eee Serer | : pant Governor Frazicr’s legal battle for |integ 1 (e war tax bill's profit TONIGHT | weDwEsDAy - ‘ ‘Ta A. 6. SOUTAINET GN REMEDY CB., KANSAS cir, We, Tribupe want ads will bring results. control .of the state board of regents) ‘Phe final vote on the war profit sec- fl and ‘ >_———- was resumed this afternoon when the | tion, py agrecinent, is to be taken be- aa ae 2 3 supreme court on application of the at-/fore night. ‘The effort today was the TOMORROW | ruvzspay_| torney general issued an order return- jresult of the failure yesterday of the ia ee able September 14 directing Emil high taxes advocates to substitute a Scow of Bowman and J. A. Power of | flat rate for the graduated system. —IN— ' Leonard to show «cause why they | ‘they suffered overwhelming defeat. . should retain offices as members of | ie bree aang ‘ F . the board, 14s! OT ‘ The terms of Scow and AU le Ford Takes Ford; pired July 1, but they held over on the erounds that successors were not es Sheriff . legally appointed by the governor by s0e€S ter Him = ‘4 . ‘ = % ‘ uuu with uue consent of the senate, as Af A Screaming Comedy in Which Mr. Chaplin Appears as an Immigrant and - Experiences i Last weék Governor] When A. K. Ford saw a car stand f 2 $ s ee the renewal of hos-|ing at the curh in Sargent county he Amazing Adventures,, Chaplin’s Latest Mutual Special in 2 Acts tilities with the commissioning of Tot-| absent-mind. stepped in and ten and Muir, two members i aa wheeled aw: thout consulting the ! quintette whom he nominated last! owner, J. J. White. Mr. Ford is now 1 ~, The rattle of your loose ‘wheels i 1s 1 ipst { January in an effort to oust the entire! believed to be in South Dakota with " y eps much a warhing of danger as the rattlé of the snake. ; J, ‘Mr. Whites Ford, and Sheriff Ole A ar e ay n e-accident-your wheels: may cause-is 4ast*as likely - p ‘ladby of ent cownty departed to be fatal as the strike of the reptile. City, to sneceed Cal rank hite, for the sister state last’ night armed re se v . i ned. Sh e win the case| with requisition papers from Govern- T h Pi h Ki y | now in supreme court, he would havejor Frazier ‘calling for the return of* Acts e im Cc i e r Acta ‘control of the board, with only Lewis) both Fords. . Crawford of Sentinel Butte and Dr. tee | "Paset i n For t 2 i S 1H. Taylor of Grand Forks remain:| SQUATTER GOVERNOR ILL | Fascinating Becanse of usa : - anise of eae He Perfection of Baseball Tech: ; Tightens and Sil Silence Loose, Rattly Wheels | tng of the old board ay thet og emis Mlanniin saudtter governor” nigue.”’--—John K. Tener, President National League, | Today's order was issued kota and‘ one of the best 6) j Heed the warning now! Apply Spoktite at once and | three Nonpartisan members of the su-| of the territory and . { “3. not only stop the rattle but prevent the possibility of collapsing wheels. ; preme court—Robinson, Grace and | 1 to the Bismarck hos- MATINEE R P H E U TO-NIGHT 3 A few drops squirted into the cracks caused. by shrinkage of the wood | Birdzell. C! Justice Bruce and ASs-| pital by an illness which his many " ° will swell your wheels tight as new—and keep them tight. | sociate Jus e dtianson are i friends trust may be-of brief duration. Daily 3p. m. 5c and 15¢ “GO BARLY” 7:15—9:00 10¢ and 20¢ ; if the city. Up to’a late hour this af-| Governor, Hannifin has not been in “Cheaper, Better, Quicker Than Old Way | ternoon no copy:ol the order had be robust health for’ the ‘last year or : ‘ ¢ The old, or mechanical, way does not | filed in the office of the clerk of court. (wo, although he has held up remarle q any prevent further shrinkage or swélling. The Spoxtite | ably well for a man of his age. way doés, The old way costs about $2.50 per wheel. : Spoktite tightens 4 wheels for $1.00. The old_ way t & keepssyour vehicle; idle half a day.or more. Spok- tite tightens 4 wheels in an hour—and without the oy trouble of removing them. : Thousands of wheels have pd , been tightened the Spoktite way and not a single case 1 of failure has yet been found. i! Don’t Risk Your Life Any Longer , ‘Every time you go out with loose wheels Vi you’take your life in your hands. A sharp turn, acurb | ’ , jolt, a sudden bump and—bang! © Your wheels | . ° collapse, and perhaps ina most dangerous place. i See Go to the nearest garage, auto | Fargo, Sept. | On secount of the “Your — supply or hardware store at once and get | high number of exemptions, the Cass Dealer Sry $1.00 and tnaces whesle safe county board will be forced to cal) - If your dealer can’t supply you, write the second allotinent of men ana : . pote ae imino a aed more than 688 men will be ordered | ; ‘ Promptly. | oe imitans hawbogeaale to report for examination next week, | ‘ : 5 a LIQUID WHEEL TIGHTENER COMPANY Hit was announced by County Auditor | \ 7’ General Offices and Factory: Mc jesto, Cal. | rucker today. z . Branches: BOSTON and NEW YORK H es $22.50, Bryant, $22.50. a | _ ANNOUN CEMENT © to the. Public Heileman’s NEW.STYLE has been analyzed by the State Chemist, and:found to meet all requirements of ‘North Dakota laws. 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