The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1917, Page 8

OE SAM 1S Full Forty Per Cent of Quotas } Certified to Local Boards— District Body Grinding While North Dakota did not juin! today in the movement of the second forty percent of the select service men to Camp Dodge, it has ready, more than the required number of ac- cepted registrants having been certi- fied to all of the local draft boards. “So far as 1 can learn,” said Judge Birdzell, chairman of the district ‘board, “the order to hold up the quo- tas. originally called for October 3 Mi applied only to North Dakota and b Montana.” ‘ Neighboring states entrained their & quotas yesterday in compliance with original instructions. In North Da- kota the extension of time is a real boon, as it leaves in the fields several hundred competent farm __ laiorers whose services are still needed in har- vesting late crops and completing the threshing. No intimation had come today as to the date on which these men will be moved. It is possible that “ANI DRE .TARDIEV. aid supplies. Lord Northelitt: facilities. WAR'S BIG BUSINESS MEN OF THREE NATIONS LORD NORTHCLIFFE These three are the firemen who keep the engine of war moving. © England, Andre Tardieu for == cOUNT DI CELLERE. the total remaining 55 percent in|= North Dakota and Minnesota, will be; weMahon, Chicago, Il. moved at one time, instead of in tw0} jg a good penman, writes an excellent diyisions, as will be the case in other| etter, and uses good stationery. The states. Judge Birdzell is of the opinion that when the district ‘soard completes its final grind, which it began yesterday, a full 110 percent of their quota will address and name are apparently not ‘bachelors, one of whom very recently claimed a Chicago girl for a, bride fictitious, and an opportunity seems | jto be offered North Dakota’s lonely | have been certified in all of the coun-|ynder circumstances ‘fully as ro- ties. Several hundred i strial claims | mantic. if coming from the second ses of reg- istrants examined by the various coun- La ties and as many more appeals taken! fromthe rulings of the local boards’ OW, We are to .e considered, andthe district \ SAYS FRAZIER YOUNG CHRIS HARTNESON AS MAN BEATEN, ROBBED PINK, PERT DAN GUPID rarm sana tat tyiig by Rosa. side Unconscious by Wobblies Governor Protects New Rockford, N. D., Oct. 4.— Unmercifully beaten and robbed of the few dollars he had in his possession, Lloyd. Kruemple was found bat unconscious at the Big Chief of Police Asked by} Lonely Chicago Girl to Look Her Up a Husband i Chris Martineson, Bismarck’s ig! 4 = ee a Sao: chief of police, appeared in a new clothing from him, and left beaten: inta ‘insensibitity.s-— pone Gal -2)4 ‘cei Mle oporyiVA (Low pad! sug jee SAVES THREE 2 —A moderate priced Baking Powder of greatest merit. Honestly made. Honestly sold. Economical in every way. Every particle is full. of actual leavening value. A full money’s worth. —You save time when you’ use it. Calumet is’ all: baking’ powder, It begins to raise bak- ings the instant they are Put into, ;f the oven, You don’t have to kee Peeping to.see if bakings are all y night. You know they are. -Calu-' met is sure—never fails. That's economy. d true economy—in cost—in use—in time. One trial will prove it and show’ you in results why millions of shrewd, thrifty housewives prefer Calumet, to all other brands, The unfailing strength of Calumet! guarantees perfect results. Not only saves flour—sugar—eggs, etc.—but saves Baking Powder. You use only a teaspoonful—you use two teaspoonfuls or more of most other | brands, Calumet contains only. such i a ens a ave nm approved officiall; le Food Authorities, if ; | CALUMET FAKING POWDER | REGIMENT BAND BOYS Miss Garvin PHITA MAYOR ASKS bt: oul AGHLAND COUNT ITHOMAS ‘B. SMITH Mayor Thomas B. Smith of Phila- ine ulting in’a on lid ig’ the murder ol ) an primary Way, “will grad a hebr-| GAC i TREATAENTTARE YO): énigton, iplORy Sabra taey of i) nN J8in, tecel Pa is Commercial club, and of the citizens of Harvey, we wish to extend to you our heartfelt appreciation of the splendid treatment accorded to the boys of the Second Regiment band during their residence in your city. “We prize them highly, and we feel that the warm reception you gave the ‘boys has reached beyond them to the hearts of the Harvey people, so that you come closer to us than ever be fore. “Again, we thank you. WILL: H. MOORE, + Secretary, 0. “iE. DLANDING, President, ‘A. C. WATMO, aor. NEQUE COMMITTEE PLEASED WITH DAKOTA LIBERTY LOAN PLANS Chairman Rogers Looks Forward to Succs:sful and Well-Man- delphia, charged with a “councilman 8 He, Bu alles ee tate with consplr- amo aoe oe i rinids, | aboot igerhah | age 1 d oa as CUS ‘OC ICE LAND 40 CENTS IF Expert at St. Paul Testifies Min- nesota Is Robbing) North ‘Dakota Farmer That if Minnesota ia allowad to pur- | pow the drainage program which it has commenced lands south of Wahpeton in Richland county’ will not b2 worth forty cents an acre was the testi- ,! mony of Jean Shanahan, North Da- kota’s expert ‘engineer, in the Dakota Minnesota drainage suits now bving heard before Referee Douglas? ir. St Paul, advises Assistant Attorney Gen- eral H. A. Bronson, who was tome henge pane trains, Hae rims } ing October 29. His semand.t for. an im: |. j th ing its litt Asstingt this ye gnSouth Dakota will next have an inning... Mr. Aronson, anti ie Alt pe *eT ROMAN ARERR, ES HW {eon afiy Hex is ‘ i ye €/Doln TOTO IN Te FAT: AAAS HAN CAN COT MOE TNE 1 COUR) Supreme tibial ‘Bus That Russell-Miller Co. Has Right to Use Stream The right of John McDonough of Dickinson to collect damages froin the Rusyell-Miller Milling Co, for the alleged pollution of the waters of a | stream from. which the plaintiff had | been cutting ice for the consimotion of Dickinson: patrons,. was danied in supreme court when- that: body affirm: ed a decision: ofsJudgen Crawford in the Stark county district, court in fa- vor of the defendant: MeDoneugh con- tended that the milling company, by inson, had put him out of business as the city iceman. pee eae FIRE PREVENTION D DAY State Fire Marshal H.. 1... Reade , to Address 35 Pupils. The public schools of Bismarck will observe fire prevention’ day, October 9 with appropriate exercises. State Fire Marshal H.'L. Reade has accept- ed an invitation to address the Bis- marck high school on the subject of aged Campaign Writing from Minneapolis, Arthur R. Rogers, chairman of the general executive committee of the Ninth fed- eral reserve district for the second liberty loan of 1917, says: “The ac- ceptance of J. L. Bell of Bismarck of his appointment to work in an import- ant capacity for the success of the second liberty loan was received here by the executive committee with great satisfaction. “It-is believed tnat State Chairman bh. B. Hanna has put together a re- markably strong organization. While all of the names are not yet filed here, and some additions and’ changes of territory may be made, the list, as it stands to daie, shows epieadla names. R. S. Adams of Lisbon, N. B. Cassell of Hope, P. W. Clemens of Fargo, C. H. Doyan of Doyan, and Harry ‘Lord of Cando, who will direct the cam- paign in Towner, Roilette and Bottin- eau counties;’ Wesley C. McDowell of Marion, who will direct the work in LaMotire, Sargent, Dick and McIntosh counties; P. H. Myrhra of. Wahpeton and Heary Newton of Mandan, who have been assigned Oliver, Mercer, Morton, Grant and Sioux counties, and W. E. Richards of Dickinson, with Stark, Dunn, Billings and Golden Val- ley counties, are some of these men. The executive committee confidently looked for a well organized, well man- aged and — successful compaign in! North Dakota.” | 8c and 25¢ per box. Sareegio fire prevention. ‘Tribune’ want ads bring results PIMPLY? Mel, DON'T BE! baie ive Them Off : ete : Edwards ack vg feo aoe to ea air you fave pa canoe the bisod the bowélaand thefiver with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets; the suc- esata gubetitute for calomel ee never Bee scans "Giw Tablets nV. which calomel Som, cn Se ee ie a HI Clever and br tle and eafe imstead severe and i t No one who | Olive Tablets ever a bad Cisposition or = Dr. Edwarde? ie “Oli ve ‘Tablets are vegetable mixed sees oi; you know them by their olive color, Z Dr. Edwards epert ‘ pe- ints, and Clive TaMets are the ake one cz . > wig! They stoke it. with munitions Peenee and Count Je. Cellere, for Italy, act. as high commissioners i1 this country and supervise all war business and traffic. ‘The -de- cide what supplies shall go to thei: respective countries, and arrange the difficult problem of shipping FLOOD CONTINUES tmmensely effective rcsult. for a week. See how much beti_. you and look iit ile vn) FISH BOARD TO M MEET Here Tomorrow A business session of the North Dakota game and fish board of con- trol will ‘be held at the capital city) Friday and Saturday. matters. are scheduled to come up at this imeeting... dumping waste into the| fiver ‘at Dick-| Re, Reports ‘to the stat “Ghe Hotel af Pertect Grrvtte” “Ba the Qrart of the Fong” Personal Management of Harzy C. Mote : Clark and Madison Streete Terrace Garden § Chicago's Wondcr Restemrent | But Terrace Garden is more than a restaurant. Itisa pil larless ampitheatre, with ter- : Face upon terrace—all incres cent form, leading up from | the ice rink and the stage. Where Foed, Service and Entertainment ere Suprema | tives of other states, ‘received at the hospital within the | made wii Business Alession “Will ‘Be Held last week are residents of other states, | tons in those states. No uncommon ‘of |con- tro! (rom, Superinteadent: Hétchkiss of of the state. hospital for’ the insane, show: that’ North :Dakota is Seing made a. dumping place’for the defec- CAN'T GROW UP by. George F. Stratton ‘ Other subjucts ares ' The Potato Militant Don't Give Up the Porke War Rations for Poultry" The great American serial story of 1917218 is the Cost of Living. The only periodical that will cover this story‘in full and from every angle, from seed planting to harvest, from. ° harvest to price fixing, from the farm to the Kitchen, is ies OUNTR The Curtis Pudtish 'TLEMAN {The NORTHWEST, 100 Reems _ The McKENZIE, 210 Reoms| The $00, 125 Recess _| THE HOTEL CENTER IN: BISMARCK, N. D, . 00W. C. PATTERSON, Owen sad Prep. Five patients | and as coon as arrangements can be be transferred to institu: me