The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1917, Page 2

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TWO a ee BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE j Sinaia oo) et Notables Come Tomorrow To Aid M’Lean County in Memorable Celebration: Washburn. ; Washburn, N. D., Nov. 2—The whom were active in the organiza- Turtle Lake, W. P. Macomber, gen- eral manager for the Washburn Lig- nite Co. at Wilton; Hon. John A. John- son of Parshall, Simon Jahr of Wil- | ton, Senator C. W. McGray of Bis- marck, Senator E. S. Neal of Garri- son and Senator August E. Johnson whole Slope is expected here Saturday tion and the early-affairs of McLean STATE SHOULD for McLean county's birthday party, COUntY. The day is expected to be one which which is to be featured by the dedica- wij} stand memorable in many re- tion of the handsome new county spects, and Washburn is preparing to; ‘building, just finished by the addition entertain one of the largest and most} distinguished. gatherings in its his- of a $35,000 wing. Word from old set- tlers scattered throughout the state,’ indicates that they will be here in force, and an abundance of ‘entertain- ment is being provided for them. John Satterlund of ‘Washburn, first repre- sentative from this district in the ter- ritorial legislature, has been in charge of local arrangements, and his un- usual executive ability has stood him in good stead. The dedice y address, with which the day’s services begin at 10 o’clock in the morning, will be delivered by Chief Justice Alexander A Bruce of the North Dakota supreme court, who will be followed by M. McCurdy, superintendent of M an county schools; G. W. Stewart, editor of the ) 4 . George JUDGE JAMES JOHNSON, Minot citizen, who formerly was Mc- Lean county’s senator. tory, the guests and active partici- pants in the day's program including P, Flannery of Minneapolis, president of the Northwestern Trust Co.; Ed R. L. Pr Rice of Mercer, Rep. A. L. Maxwell of rd Allen of Bismarck, Rep. ¢ of Garrison, Rep. mes 5 e MAJOR GEORGE L. ROBINSON, Garrison man, who served McLean as first county surveyor, News, and J. E. Williams, attorney. Major George L n of Garrison, the first sur- veyor of the county, will preside. Notables Coming. Among the notables who will be} here to help McLean celebrate its thirty-fourth birthday are Hon. J. E. Davis of Goodrich, for many years representative from McLean in the two houses of the state legislature; Judge James Johnson of Minot, who was the senator from this county in 1903-04; Hon. H. R. Freitag of Max, one of the present representativas from this county; Hon. J. S. Veeder, now stationed at Glendive, Mont., and who was chairman of the county’s first board of commissioners; Dr. F. R. county's early physicians, both of! JOHN SATTERLUND, Smyth of Bismarck, one of McLean! One of Slope’s best knewn citizens, Chairman of Events, War.time is.no.time for trifling. No time for experimenting. ‘The best of y.and Navy equipment is .demanded—the : best ‘of men to man it—and final; the ‘best, . most | nutritious foods “for : those’ men. CA © BAKING POWDER tinction of being selected for “Army eat lepend- Navy use. Because of its UMET ability—its absolute certainty of producing pure, wholesomé bak- ings. It is sure. It is safe—that’s why it’has won Uncle Sam’s Selection — why it should win will if you will but give it a trial. ‘|and jsay: ‘If you do not prepare for INSIST UPON PREPARATION Teacher Has no Right to Job if he has not Paved Way for Work by Training FAILURE COMES FROM LACK OF KNOWING HOW Recalling that only forty years ago a pill was introduced in the ‘Minne- sota legislaturs for the adolition of the normal schools in the gopher state, and that at that late date high- er education and the necessity for the preparation of elementary school teachers was regarded a doubtful ex- periment, Dr. Joseph Kennedy, ad dressing the North Dakota Education association here this afternoon de- clared the. preparation of clementary school teachers a modern develop- ment. “Snch a bill could not be introduced {or entertained for a moment today,” said Dr. Kennedy, referring to the Minnesota measure. “The normal schools have been tried.and have not been found wanting. They stand as the exponent and as the agency of professional teaching in the element- ary field; and it is said that the best teaching today is done in the element- ary schools. al teaching in elementary schools, men began to inquire why. high school teachers should not also be prepared tor their important and complicated function. There have been from the beginning of this movement some who that teaching is an. art which has’ to be learned by practice alone; they entirely born and in no sense made— that the art of teaching, in fact, runs in the blood. It reminds one of the story of the man who had a wooden leg and who said that both his father and his grandfather had a wooden leg and that he believed it ran in the blood. North Dakota, always educationally progressive, should set its foot down your work, we do not presume to ap ply for admission at the doors of our profession.’ What is worth doing. is worth doing well, and it is too seri- ous a matter to allow mere playing with a profession which has at heart | the up-building of the lives of our boys and girls. “In my opinion, 99 out of 100 fail- ures in teaching come not from a lack of knowledge in the. subject-matter, but from mistakes and blunders on the pedagogic side. The real teacher who is alive, active and energetic is one around whom the community in some measure will revolve; the real teacher is a ‘live wire,” and a com- munity will be energized in various ways by such a teacher.” HEARING OF HALL POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY NOY. 10 |W. H. Stutsman, Counsel for Sec- retary of State; Can’t be Here Tomorrow ATTORNEY GENERAL LINES UP NUMBER OF WITNESSES On request of W. H. Stutsman, form- er chairnian of the North Dakota rail- way comntission, and who is acting as counsel for Secretary of State Hall, the preliminary hearing of the latter in police court on a charge of com- | Dlicity in the embezzlement of approxi- | mately $3,000 of the state's automobile | registration funds, scneduled ior Sat- jurday morning, has been postponed un | til a week from Saturday, Novem- | ber 10. Attorney Stutsman, under . whom! Secretary of State Hall served as sec- retary of the railway commission prior to his election to his, present. office, five years ago, did not learn of the charge against Hall until so recently that he could not postpone a hearing | which he already had scheduled for arson tomorrow. He presented these | facts this morning to Attorney Gen- eral Langer, who is handling the pros- | ccution of Hall and E. M. Walla, clerk jin the registration department, and the hearing was set over a week. The array of counsel in this action promises some _ interesting develop- ments at the preliminary hearing, and jin district court, should the case ever get that far. -Walla’s preliminary examination has been set for Novem-| ber 7 in Police Magistrate Lieckreid’s | j court: Langer yesterday subpoenaed | a number of witnesses. Secretary of State Hall this morning stated he had not determined his course of action, and that the matter rested entirely with Mr. Stutsman. The latter, hav- | ing only come into the case, had notk: ing to state today. behind the Nonpartisan league attack} on Hall. He was nominated and elect- ed as a Nonpartisan league candidate for secretary of state and so far as known has consistently played the game with the league. (McKenzie dining room open after “The normal schools having set the || pace and the standard for profession: [| have opposed it. They have claimed || have maintained that the teacher is|, Conjecture is rife as to what Hes /¥ EGARDING our ‘deliveries: We have decided to givé our customers || ~ NOTICE TO OUR TRADE” — The difference between Cash-and Charge prices. The saving one month means the purchasing power of another day. Read this list—figure what the saving is—then place your ordcr with Bismarck’s largest retail grocery house. Chg. Prices Cash Prices Flour, 981b bag: Sugar. 10tbs. ..: Rye Flour, 101b. bag . Rye Flour, 24141b, bag Wheat Grits, 101b. bags Graham Flour 101b. bags .. Graham Flour, 2444). bags ... Corn Meal, 10th. bags .... Corn Meal, 24141b. bags 6tbs. 3lbs, Cr Small Large Small Oat Meal . ee Aunt Jamima’s Pancake Flour. 4tb. UB. cc Ci oa putas Me Sa Daddy Pancake Flour. 4121). bag . Daddy Pancake Flour, 2!b. bag . Cheer-up Pancake Flour, 41b. pk, Cheer-up Paneake Flour, 2tb. pkg. Pear] Barley, 1!b. pkg. ......... Corn Meal, 2th. pkg. ...... Hominy Grits, 2th. pkg. Grape-Nuts, pkg. .. Cream of Rye, pkg. Greani. of Wheat, pkg. Standard Tomatoes . Fancy Tomatoes ... Standard Corn . Fancy Corn ... Sifted Peas ... Extra Sifted Peas Waldorf Pumpkin . Succotash ... Pineapple, No 3 Pineapple, No. 2 size . No. 2 Baked Beans . .Sanerkraut . Macaroni Spaghetti ‘Chocolate . Cocoa ... Seeded Rais Seedless Raisins Royal Baking Powder . Price’s Baking: Powder Hunt's Baking Powder -Galumet Baking Powder Old Dutch Cleanser ... Libby’s Dill Pickles ... Campbell’s Soups, all kinds . Home Brand Soups Monarch Catsup Home Brand Catsup . Snyder’s. Catsup..... Dyer’s Catsup, 19 0z. cans . ‘Kingsford’s Silver Glogs Starch . Baking Soda ......... ait Cold Water Stareh . Jellos of all: flavors . Knox Getatine . Ivory Soap, large Ivory Soap, small White Lily Soap .. P. & G. White Naphta Soap Eagle Brand’ Milk .. Carnation Milk Star Naphta Soap . Lux Powder . f Oatmeal, large size pkg. Oatmeal, small size pkg. .. Coffee, Light: House Brand, Home Brand, th. ...... Cafe Royal Brand, Ib. + Bengal Brand, tb. . Pimrose Brand, tb Seminole Brand, 3b. can Seminole Brand, Lib, can 3-Stripe Brand, 31b. can Richelieu Brand, 2tbs. Richelieu Brand, 11b. Caldv-ell Brand, 1th. .. Lipton’s, blended, tb. .... Lipton’s, pink label, lb. ... Richelien Orange-pekoe Brick ‘Cheese, tb. .. Cream Cheese, th. .. Fancy Creamery Butter, Oleomargerine, Ib. .. Eggs, dozen ........ Potatoes, bushel . Cabbage, Ib. .. Happy Vale Apricots . Lengal Hominy Brookdale Asparagus . Home Braird Asparagus Home Brand Asparagts .. Libby’s. Brand: Asparagus Waldorf Squash ..... Home: Brand Plums . Minneopa Pears . Home Brand Wax Beans . Waldorf Stringless Beans Home Brand Spinach . . Colona ‘Pears . Waldorf Kidney Beans Bengat Lima Beans:: ." ” By a careful study of the: above prices you can readily see how great the saving is for you to trade with us on the cash basis, These fitices of course will Auctuate a. little at times—today, we know what the wholesale price is, but to-mor- rows sharket inay adtrancs » litde or it may.recede—however, at all times we shall quote you the very, best prices. possible, | BROWN; GEIERMAN & RYAN $5.90 $5.70 1,00 111bs. 1.00 b> a ao REEESSSRESNERESEREREREE Chg. Prices Home Brand Gooseberries .......5+++ Ulikeem Raspberries Ulikeem Strawberri Stonewall Phims Waldorf Raspberries ... Waldorf Strawberries Home Brand Salmon. . Home Brand Salmon . . Coat of Arms Salmon . Yacht Club Salmon . Flobel Salmon Bengal Salmon .. Albacore Fish .. i Spices, all kinds, that.sell for . Spices, all kinds, that sell for . Spices, all kinds, that sell for . Sauerkraut ... Pork and Beans . Pork and Beans . Pork and Beans . Bengal Grapes .... Libby’s Grapes ... Bengal Clams .. Ulikem Peaches . Curfew Apricots . Home Brand 2 0z. Lemon Ext. ... Home.Brand 2 oz., all fruit colors Minneopa 8 oz., Vanilla ....... Instant Postum . Instant Postum ... Pompeian Olive Oil, pts. Pompeian Olive Oil, qts. Old Monk Olive Oil, pts. . Old Monk Olive Oil, qts. . First Choice Mushrooms . Normanna Souced Mackerel Mazola, pts. .......+. Mazola, half gallon Mazola, gallon .. Mazola, 5 gallon cans . Bengal Oysters ... Bengal Oysters .. Curtis Red Label Olives .. Curtis Red Label Olives .. é Curtis Blue Label Olives, small size .. Yacht Club Salad Dressing .. Home Brand Salad Dressing . Honie Brand 1-4 Lobsters .. Home Brand 1-2 Lobsters .. Normanna Fresh Mackerel . Jap Rose Soap . Maxine Elliott .. N. B. €. Soda Crackers, pkg. Anolas, pkg. .. Lotus, pkg. .. Festino, pkg: . N. B. C. Snaps, bbl. Tokens, pkg. ..... Cheese Sandwich, pkg Bents Water Crackers; pkg. OldTime Sugar Cookies. Cocoanut Dainties ... Peanut Sandwich safes Arrow Root: Biscuit .... Champagne Wafe Larna Doone ... Social Tea Biscuits Vanilla Wafers .. Dinner Biseuits . Educator Wafers ... Uneeda Biscuits... . Animal Crackers Saratoga Flakes . bh Five O'clock Tea Biseuits Fig Newtons ........... Chocolate Wafers . Homo Biscuits .... Kaiser Jumbles ... VAY, Praenpsieaes Zwieback.... Pilate Bread Graham Crackers . Oatmeal Crackers . Baronet Giseuits Kellog’s Bran Biscuits Home Brand Rice Liquid Veneer .. Liquid Veneer Extracts Dr. Price Vanilla 2 oz. .. Dr. Price Lemon, 2 oz. Home Brand, 2 0z. .. Minneopa Strawberrie Home Brand: Grapes Home Brand Beets, 3tbs. . Mfome Brand Beets, 2tbs. . Waldorf Brand Beets, 2tbs. . Waldorf Brand Pears, 3tbs. .. Monarch Wax Beans .. Home Brand-Succotas Home Brand Blackberri Waldorf Pumpkin, 2 ths Waldorf Pumpkin, 31bs- Home Brand Pears .... Home Brand Peaclies . Normanna Brand Sardines. . Dandy Brand Sardines Bengal Spinach ....... ‘08 20 83 Oe ASS Sy ipbvoets AA 20 20, .20 Cash Prices that charge their goods the privilege of having. one delivery’ per day, | - \ on any of the four deliveries we had previous to: Nov» Ist, which | were. at 8:15 arid 10:30 a. m. and 2:30 and 4:30 p. m. but all, orders, given j over one delivery per day we will make a charge of 10c per’ delivery. i

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