The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1917, Page 2

OT CE BUTE -IE CICS ave ear WAR Y WORKERS REET IN GATE CITY FRIDAY John A. Graham. Chairman for Sixth Judicia! District, to Attend Powwow John A Sixth Judici Y workers who a second campaign for the “The Hotel of Perfect Hervtce” Iu the Feart of the Fon” Personal Management of Harry C, Matr S Clark and Madison Streete § 3 Chicago i Rates: fat, : Single Sul Berry Room with a Bath (en000 | Terrace Garden} Chicago's Wonder Restaurant fi But Terrace Gorden {3 more than arestauran'. itisa pih larless ampithe. «th tere Face uponierr Cree ceat form, lead’ ‘rom the Ico rink an) tage, Where Food, Service and : Entertainment are Supreme jj Custom 4 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917 ust evening for Far- where today 100 district and y chairmen are to confer. D. E. Sonquist, acting state Y secretary, Il attend the conference, which will be addressed by Secretary Virgo » London, Eng., association, and Rowe, a state worker from | Michigan £0, coun COLULR ! We know without the telling that the weatherman will “dish out” to us COLDER weather. Prepare by plac- ing your overcoat order today or hav- | ing your old one cleaned, pressed and | repaired. KLEIN, tailor and cleaner. 10 24 2 CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNER- SHIP. This is to certify tnat the under. signed did on November Ist, 1916, form a co-partnership, under the firm name and style of Bismarck Fur Com- pany, for the purpose of engaging in the fur business, with its principal office and place of business at Bis- marck, North Dakota, and ever sinee have been and now are engaged in such business at Bismarck, North Da- kota, under said name and style. That the names in full of all the members of such partnership and their residence are as follows: I. E. Caspary of Bismarck, North Dakota. Bergliot Caspary of Bismarck, North Dakota. Dated February 2nd, 1917. I. E. CASPARY, BERGLIOT CASPARY. State of North Dakota, County Cass—ss: U On this 12th day of August, A. D. 19i7, before me Theodore Koffel, a notary public in and for said county and state, personally appeared |. E. Caspary and Bergliot Caspary known to me to be the persons who are de- scribed in and who executed the with- in and above instrument, and acknowl- of ; edged to me that they executed the THOS. KOFFEL, y Public, North Dakota. My commission expires April 3rd, 192° 10-5-12-19-26 Tailoring Milwaukee, Tailors. Why patronize Chicago, St. Paul and Fargo Tailoring houses, when we give better service, better fit better values, for less money? We have in our Tailoring Department all high class City Suits and Overcoats from $35. to $100. HAND PRESSING, DRY CLEANING AND REPAIRING Minneapolis, 5. E. BERGESON & SON Within the Law—Closed Sundays. UDGAONUUGUOGONOLGEOOONNCQOOOODONOLANECUAANOONONOKONCOOOOOON DE EE ee Se Tf you are sick did not receive —Adjustments Suite 14, Lucas Er Pree hhhtebheeebbbebetbete opie Northwest Hotel A High-Class Hotel ot Reasonable Rates ee 50c per day and up Single reom with bath, $1.00 ane Running hot and cold water in every room Opposite McKenzie Hictel 7 EUROPEAN M ‘on seventh floor Story ol Neab Dakota, ¢ ireproof. European $1.00 to £6.09, Sarnple rooms day and niu! opporve De 100 roosas with bath, R. S. ENGE Craduate, Licensed and Experienced Chiropractor and have tried everything and help, try Chiropractic—Spinal and get well. Consultation free. Block Phone 260 Bismarck i The Soo Hotel 50c. to $1.00 Het and cold water in every eee Adioining the McK: 4 ee Fite See ae EUROPEAN e ple rooms on Dair Cafe in connection The NORTHWEST, 100 Rooms —— The McKENZIE, 210 Rooms The SOO, 125 Rooms THE HOTEL CENTER IN BISMARCK, mas | {Te BUULE, ELCs ¢Chistlotte ia located in the heart of! seta N. D. _ EDW. G. PATTERSON, Owner sod Prop. = = z STATE WINS OUT WV ONE OF SNUFF GASES APPEALED Weyman-Burton Co., Which Had | Appealed to U. 8. Supreme Court Withdraws Action One of North Dakota's famous}{ “snoose” cases, won in the supreme) court of this state by former Attorney | General Linde and appealed by the| defendant, C. J. Olson, representing the Weyman-Bruton Co., to the su- preme court of the United States, has been withdrawn, according to a notice received here today. The state brought action to restrain the sale of the Weyman-Bruton Co.'s! “Right Cut” on the contention that it! was not honest-to-goodness fine cut chewin’, as advertised, but Old Man Snuff in disguise. The supreme court found that the state had a right to) prohibit the sale of snuff, and that! “Right Cut” might come under the general snuff category. The Weyman- Bruton Co. then appealed to the na- tion’s highest tribunal, from which it now has withdrawn this action. There is pending in the United States supreme court, however, an- other “snuff” case involving “Right Cut,” in which the Weyman-Bruton Co. has obtained an injunction re- straining Dr. E. F. Ladd, the attorney | general or anyone else concerned from saying uncomplimentary things of its product until the high bench passes on the question of whether “Right Cut” is chewing tobacco or snuffing to- bacco. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COMMISION, OCTOBER 22, 1917. The city commission met in regular session. There was present Commis- sioners Bertsch, Best, Kirk and Presi- dent Lucas. The minutes of the meet- ing held Octoder 15th, 1917, were read and approved. No one appearing to protest against the assessment for sidewalks constructed along the east side of blocks 6 and 7 Northern Paci- fic Addition to the city of Bismarck the same was approved by the com- mission. No one appearing to protest against the assessment for sidewalks constructed along the west side of lots 18 to 24 both inclusive in Block 77 Williams Survey in the city of Bis- marck, the same was approved by the commission. The City commissioners acting for the city of ‘Bismarck accept- ed a strip of land twenty feet wide} running from north to south in the center of Block 106 Original Plat to the city of Bismarck, to be used as a public alley. Sidewalks were ord- ered constructed on the north side of lot 1, block 52, Original Plat to city of Bismarck, North Dakota. Commis- missioner Lest made a verval report concerning devices for the cleaning of sewers. He was given authority to go ahead and have some of these cleaners made and to try them out. The report of the chief of police for the month of September, 1917, was read, received and filed. This report showed _ that 30 arrests had been made. The following bills were al- lowed and ordered to be paid, funds permitting: Frank Gabel .. $ 12.00 Roy Logan . 24.00 P. French, sherift 9.00 ia Robidou . 15.09 Martineson 40.00 S. McLean 30.00 . Clevelani 59.00 Hoskins Stationery 15.05 C. L. Burton 2.00 36.00 1.91 On motion the board adjourned to meet again October 29th, 1917. C. L. BURTON, 10 20 1t City Auditor. ————____________.,, ! CITY NEWS i $F Returns from East—A. J. Arnot of the First National bank has returned from a business trip to the twin cities. Returns From West—D. T. Owens has returned from a successful busi- ness trip through Montana in the in- terest of real estate sales. Married Here—Mahlon Cordon, a member of the paving force, and Miss Pearl Eriggs of this city were mar- ried last evening in the ‘McCabe par- sonage by.Dr. W. J. Hutcheson. The bride gave her age as 15 years. Buys Large Dairy Farm.—Mrs. J. W. Moran, who formerly resided on the James McDonald farm, has purchased a half-section from Dr. T. M. McLach- lan southeast of this city and will con duct a large dairy. Mrs. Moran has christened the farm “Sunnybrook Dairy Farm.” The place was well equipped for a modern dairy with a large cement creamery, when pur: chased but .Mrs. Moran will add a large dairy barn 36x80, with all the modern equipments. She will per- sonally superintend the work and will shortly begin operating a dairy route in Bismarck. ———— "RETFUL BABIES When your baby is cross and fretful the chanc it is constipated and that a ild tive #3 oll thet is neces- sary to mike it comfortable and happy. NEED A LAXATIVE) strued by many to mean that Dakota's equal the same boat. is Master's ice.’ Victor Talking Machine Cei Victroia VILA, $45 jhear these new im demand than ever. the pre motion or sale of any other Victrola K-A, $85 (Out about November 1) ' Go to any Victor dé ‘strate them and play any muci today—the Christmas deme: on, and these new mode!s will this year create a larger Victor Talk: See and hear these new Victrolas at all Victor dealers The Victor Company new announccs the complete new line of Victrolas—the very latest developments oi the world’s greatest musical ins many new and valuable improvements—and just in time for the holiday season. tru New ment. That the public may comprehend the great variety of styles, we illustrate the complete line in miniature. to properly appreciate just what these improvements have accomplished, it is necessary for you to actually see and proved Vicirolas, ! v.ctrola XVII, $265. ’5 and he will gladly demon; ‘you wish to hear. 1 for the Victrola is already Co., Camden, fi. J. models, with But Go HA INDIANA'S SUFFRAGE LAW HELD TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL SIMILAR TO ONE PASSED BY NORTH DAKOTA LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL. hi Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 26—The | of the franchise without an election Indiana women’s suffrage law was | has also been construed upon by the held to be unconstitutional today supreme court in the case of the state by the Indiana supreme court. As | YC"SUS Denoyer, where an attempt aresult, thousands of women who expected to vote at the November municipal elections, will not be permitted to do so. Associated Press dispatches today } = ting that Indiana’s womel uf-| WRITE TODAY ge law is unconstitutional i con: the simple hi orth’ and brone franchise act is in’, Indiana’s constitution, atmen for asthma ns and change of climate ant you to try it at my ex- \Inactive bowels are tho’ cause of ae| While similar on this point to the or pense. Drop me a card and I'll mail much discomfort to children as to older; S22i¢ law of North Dakota, is not you a 2i¢ sample bottle FREE. Geo. peosle, and unless. the condition is| nearly as explicit in stating that the J. Thomassen, Lox A-136, Des Moines, promptly relieved is very apt to develop suffrage catiiot be extended or Jowa, | serious illnes : restricted without a vote of the peo-| | For children there is nothing that | will act rnore easil: \tion cf simple la | sin that is sold i [name of Dr. \Tt docs rot | opiate er narcotic | the ple. Expect to Vote. “2 last legislature provided for women through a mnet covering all offic named in the constitution. With prospect of city elections coming nm, many women in the state were For Good Dry { Pe j dren t and take an | looking forward to exercising the |, If you have never this simples! franchise under this law. |inexpeacive remedy, get a botile ¢§/ jt seems certain that the law will! e e | Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin from your) he tested in North Dakota as it was/ L nite Coal druggict and have it in the house to usa! in indiana the next time aay of the children seem) out of sorts. A trial bottle can be ob- tained, free of charge, by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 456 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois, ‘Jos: Breslow ae has held that any election mentioned | in section 121 of the means all elections. The North Dakota supreme court PHONE 105 constitution Section 122 of the constitution pro- mae Sr ia co atintshaacninssilisniniinhdinla Sealine A gatas : or Tana anneal ee the restriction or extension | | dT will tell you of | t s which has cured many| was made by statute to restrict the ver of franchise by Indiana. Points at issue in the Indiana case }are quite parallel to what will be | raised sooner or later in North Da- | kota. and we can't get one,” states the manager. ; The commission has wired the railway |on which the mine is located, insist- . ing that it furnish cars. |THREE TIMES AND OUT | FOR ALLEGED SLAVER | | It was three times and out for Jack | Bennett in Justice sBleckreid’s court y erday. Returned from San An- o, Where he was serving a division ST. PAUL’S fam- ous and pupular priced hotel 200 MODERN ROOMS With Running Water....$1.00 to $1.50 .$1.5u to $2.50 With Bath Renovated, Redecorated, New | nishings. Moderate Priced Cafe. Headquarters for all from North Dakota New Cigar Stand. Union Depot. Electric Signs. | | New Grill Room, Convenient, Comfortable, Home Like. 3rd and Jackson Sts. One Block From Look for Large net of the regular army, to face a charge of white slavery, Bennett was twice arraigned on this charge and twice dismissed and re-arrested. His third arraignment was on a charge of main- taining a bawdy house, and Justice Bleckreid found the evidence insuffi- cient to warrant holding the accused, who was finally discharged. - By reason of thorough Gistrinntion | with the drug trade in the United States and lower seling costs, reduced prices are now possiblo for Eckman’s Alterative FOR THROAT AND LUNGS Stubborn Coughs nad Colds No Alcchol, Nareotic or Habit-forming $2 Size 1 Size Now $1.59 Mow 80 Cts. Fekman Labora niladelphia, Fur- Walter A. Pocock, Prop. a