The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1917, Page 3

‘BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE. | BATTLING DAN MAN Waters Threatens Mill City Banks.With loss of North Dakota Funds Btate Examiner Wires Minneapolis Institutions Insisting that _ Prescription for. Eczema —for 15 years the standard skin remedy—® TASK OF RECLASSIFYING NAMES | OF 65,007 REGISTRANTS BEGUN DD. * an eee BY NORTH AKOTA BOARD TOOK _Soap si ‘keeps eal hy. Come in and ask us about bo! a “The real grief of the draft for local WHO PUT: TEDDY'S EYE ON THE BLINK | ¢ Garnisheed Reserves of Flickertail Banking Houses be the res In Lurleigh county there are 1805 = Released and Drafts Drawn be Honored eee preards has only begun.|cards to beso classified. ‘The local, (Minneapolis, Nov. 15—The ac- to pay the company until It effects classifying. according to the new draft/® Jong, hard grind on the first draft, le Ae a ‘ % reguations every man in their baili-) has buckled into this new task un-) tlon| of W. J. Waters, North Ga satisfactory jsadjustment.” ; ‘The Mon wick ‘who registered June 5, no mat-;complainingly. It has, however, ask- ‘ kota’s state bank examiner, in or- dering state banks not to pay cer- tain certificates of deposit ri éd in filing of suit today agi seventy-six North Dakota banks by the Union State bank, tying up all’ balances in Minnesota banks by garnishment proceedings. North Dakota banks issued a Certificate of deposit last spring in favor of the Bankers’ Insur- ance company of Helena, Mont. which wrote policies insuring farmers a crop return of $7 per acre. Notes were given for pre- miyms. Banks in each locality taking the notes for collection and =.giving certificates of deposit payable Nov. 1 in return for them. The Union State bank took, a number of these certifi- cates of. deposit. A short crop. in western North Dakota is said to have made the ingyrance company some tardy in settling losses. Recently Exam- tana insurance company wrote more than $2,800,000 worth of drouth in- surance in this state last spring.| When the time came to settle losses were so extremely heavy that the company in many instances declined to make payments called for in the policy, claiming in a number of cases fraud on the part of the policy-holder in procuring the insurance. The com- pany is claimed at the same time, however, to have insisted on the pay- ake ete SS ment of premiums. Much of this bus- iness was handled through local] ‘COLCNEL DAN Moore banks acting as agents ‘for the in-}) * iy surance company. When trouble|| Here's Colonel Dan Moore, the bat- arose, these banks backed up the de-| tler with the awful wallop, the army mands of the policyholders by declin-| 424, fisty gent who put out Roose- ing to pay notes running to the Bank-| Velt’s eye. Now with the 310th Field ers’ Insurance company upon demand.| Artillery at Camp Meade, he is wait- The insurance company then resorted| ing patiently for a chance to “hang to the garnishment of these banks’| ® Wallop” on the kaiser’s jaw. Colonel reserves in Minneapolis and St. Paul| Moore served as aide while Roosevelt to enforce payment. was president, and was one of his reg- State: Examiner Waters’ message| Ular boxing partners. filed to the First Security. National; ———————""_—_ ONE DAY ONLY ed that patriotic civilians volunteer their assistance, and probably it will ask the goverhment to furnish one stenographer to take care of the cler-; ical work which heretofore has fallen upon the sheriff and county auditor. e le Lawyers Asked to Help. 9 TWICE DAILY The members of the legal profes- sion also are asked to make their Elliott Sherman Presents - DAVID W. GRIFFITH’S GREATEST—MOST SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN PLAY governor. The governor has been re- THE ONE_anp onty BIG ONE quested to name a number of advisory That Will Live and Thrive Forever ter what may have happened to th registrant in the interim. There are 65,007 registrants in North Dakota, in- cluding the 5,272 selected in the first draft, and the approximately 25,000 who were examined, discharged, ex- empted or rejected. No matter what has been done with the registrant, even though he be already in the ser- vice, his card must be classified, and it is a real job. ‘i There are in the neighborhood of 3 classifications and sub-divisions.. The cards must be indexed to show wheth- er registrant is married or single; whether he has dependents, his age, birthplace, nationality, occupation, col- or, physical condition and so forth through and almost unlimited number of ramifications. Nicholas Proclaimed boards sufficient ‘to place this service within the convenient reach of every residont. The judge of the county court will in most instances be named chairman of such board, and the co- operation and assistance of the Ameri- | can Bar association has been pledged. iner Waters notified the banks not to pay these certificates un- til all losses had been paid. This action according to the Union State bank, tied up the funds negded by the Insurance company to pay claims. Controversy is re- moved from the jurisdiction of North Dakota courts by today’s action. Examiner Waters said he was acting in’ accordance with an opinion of the North ‘Dakota at- torney general. State Bank Examiner J. R. Waters on Wednesday afternoon wired ‘Min- neapolis banks that unless North Da- kota bank reserves in their posses- sion which have been garnisheed by the Bankers’ Insurance Co. of Helena, iMont., are released, North Dakota banks will be forced to withdraw their finds to this state. This action is a new development in the fight be- tween policyholders and the Bankers’ Insurance Co., in which. the banks, holding policyholders’ notes, given in A Wonderful Remedy for Kidneys, Bladder, Urie Acid. ° bank of (Minneapolis yesterday indi- cates the stand which he will take: “A number of North Dakota state banks have had their reserve gar- nisheed in Minineapolis. Will you honor drafts drawn against their ac- counts in good faith and allow them to remit you? Unless some quick action is taken to stop and release garnishees, banks will be forced to withdraw funds to this state. What do you advise?—J. R. Waters.” W. H. Sibbold of ‘Minot, represent- ing a syndicate of policyholders, ad- vised the Bankers’ Insurance ‘Co. af- ter an unsatisfactory conference with its representatives here last week that unless early action was taken to ad- just claims on an equitable basis he would bring suit. Insurance Commis- sioner Olsness stated today that he has had no notice of such suit being started. BRITISH MAKES GREAT DFFEASE ON FLENIH LW (Continued from Page One) At about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, enemy infantrymen were seen advanc- ing. The Germans dropped a heavy barrage on Coeburg Spur to the west, preventing infantry assistance coming to the British from that quarter. WALLA WANES BUMINATION, 1 BOUND OER (Continued from Page One.) funds, after dragging along since last Saturday morning, came to an abrupt close early Wednesday afternoon when the sfate rested jts case; At- torney W. H. Stutsman, on behalf of Mr. Hall, announced the defense had no evidence to offer, and both sides Walved argument, ‘ Police Magistrate Bleckreid stated that on the showing made it wap evi- dent that certain irregularities had existed in the secretary of state’s of: fice and he felt it his duty to bind the defendant over. A new bond of $2,000 was fixed and promptly signed guaranteeing the secretary of state’s appearance at the December term of district court to answer tothe charge. “I'm not feeling: a ‘bit’ bad,” was the only comment which the defend- ant chose to make. -Hall May Take Stand. Just before the adjournment of his hearing, Hall was served Wednesday with a subpoenae calling him as a witness for the state in the hearing of |4 Copenhagen, Nov. 15.—A Nickolas as emperor. Emperor of Siberians (By Associated Press.) Tidende from Harparanda says: “Officers at Tornea, Finland, say that Siberia has de- clared its independence and proclaimed former Emperor Cossacks -have occupied Kiev.’’ — dispatch to the Berlingske ADVERTISEMENT. Sealed bids for 4he construction of concrete paving in the alleys through the court house block, city of Bis- marek, North Dakota, will be received by the board of county commissioners of Burleigh county, North Dakota, un- til two o'clock P. M., December 5, 1917. Certified check for five per cent of the total amount of bid must accom- pany each bid. Plans and _ specifica- tions are on file with the county aud- itor. The hoard of county commis: sioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Fe By order Of3the board. TIE. FLAHERTY, 1115 22 30 °° County Auditor. Don’t fail to eat your Iuach ae Pai terson’s ‘Dairy Lunch. Now IN ITS Fourth Consecutive Year 15 Prices 25c, 50c, 75c Z ye sourEy] Evening at 8 20G puke I¢7 sadlIg ‘utd cy SEE ONCE AGAIN OUR AMERICAN HEROES LINCOLN, GRANT, LEE AND SHERMAN THE TERROR OF OUR CIVIL STRIFE Hk AWFUL RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD THE BURNING OF ATLANTA THE SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR roses x 3 ie The “S. O. S.” signal went up from] Eugene M. Walla. - -_ mound Through failure-of kidneys to act, | the pritish line and the great British eee aie: By atalino val fon 0 8008 | ghrotigh ion, inflammation, any j artillery machine responded. Their| DAUGHTER TO MR. AND DOROTH DALTON | Gage tovharin. pain a ntegtorone th wor Mad | l K Ki Klans eyso 's condition is ripe for disease to | myriad of shells began breaking in a MRS. GEORGE H. RUSS.) Who appears at the Orpheum again to; g. SOUTHINGTON REMEDY GO., KANSAS CITY, MQ, e V enge u u-AlUx jastén its boll Ose he set a steady rain across the ridge in front jaa rien icameds ot the birth night in “The Ten of Diamonds. ee At. Dr. Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y., there has pea Aaatitate the past few years ‘a new rettiedy for kidney, bladder, uric acid troubles, rheumatism, fu and ailments as follow, and so many 4 and. stubborn, have to this. wonderful remedy that ir. Pierce decided ame it Anuric, and arrange for its distribution to the public through medicine dealers every- where. You will find it many times more active than lithia, dissolving uric atid as water does sugar. Obtain a fifty-cent box of these tab- ie lets today from your druggist here in| possible that very few of these Ger-| just streaked with lights that reminded years ago. town. Simply ask for Anuric Tablets} mans who braved the final rush ever] one of the glories of the aurora. “Yes,” | FOR RENT.—Small house. Inquire! \ and notice the gratifying results. regained their own line. he said, when asked how he liked it;| 307 So. Seventh St. 41-15-4t Principal rules in this PERSONAL Livingston, Mont.—“I had troubled for a long Atte, N time with displace- , , ment, causing m back. to ache so could hardly helped me until I began taking ' Dr. of the advancing enemy. The enemy was attacking in force, and as they surged along they were caught in this tornado of steel. Many of a daughter to Capt. George H. ‘Russ, Jr., at their home on Third s‘reet this morning. Captain and Mrs. | -. Don’t fail to see this feature. HEREAFTER O'CONNOR Will Have Two Orchestras were killed, many more wounded. The Russ, a graduate of. the first otucers’ major part of the attacking line was| ‘ining camp at Fort Snélilng, is on The demand has been so great from forced to retire, after struggling blind- ly against this. awful deluge for moments. Some of the more determined, how- ever, pushed on. They reached the Brit- ish front line and hurled themselves against it. Then came the bitterest work of all—at close quarters. It is When the attack was finally smash- ed it was a complete defeat for the Germans. The spirit with which the British met this assault was expressed by a German officer who remarked the other day: “With such men as that we could go anywhere and do anything.” Old Theory Exploded. I have known vast quantities of duty Yat Camp, Dodge conimanding a out’ of the Chty, as well as in Bismarck for O’Connor’s Or hereafier this organization will have two orchestras—both under the direct nm of M. J. O'Connor. One orchesira will be directed by Mr. Munger, a musician whose reputation was established in Bismarck some 7 headquartérs Company. An Improvement on Nature. A certain Chicago pork packer, visit- ing the mountains, was one of a group witnessing a gorgeous sunset in a sky “it certainly is a mighty colorful sun- set—certainly is! By the way, I want to show you one my dayghter paint- ed "Richmond Times-Dispateh, “| SHOULD WORRY * WOMAN DEVOTEE = if NOW ABOUT CORNS!” | HOURS TO RED CROSS | ¢ They Peel Off With “Gets-It.” Two corns are no worse than one, stral Music, that! store absolutely. Every article is priced just as low as we can sell it, quality and style con- sidered. You get One Hundred ENACTED BY “GRIFFITH MADE” STARS Marsh---Walthall---Gish All Enhanced by a Splendid Musical Score 3Hours of Thrills, Laughter, Tears Bring the Children to the Matinee Reserved Seats on Sale at Knowles, the Jeweler, NOW. [NOTICE TO TRIBINE READERS If your carrier boy does not deliver Pierce's | Favorite 2 d is nothing at all—when you ercent value on goods 4 = about bad men not() and one is nothing N Pp g Prescription. I nonsense talked a 7 “Getslt,” the one real corn- z e 4 00) he face, Don't trust UB. +, COUS again sll like Hart, Schaffner & 1 i took six bottles of = looking you in Di shrinker, corn loosener, _ peel-it- p p na actory manner it ahd have been in‘ ——# — that conventional idea. Dishonest carirame That's (he- Marx and Hirsh Wickuire your aper 1 satis y rfect héalth ever since.”—Mas. A. Mc- ‘ Donatp, 209 S. K St. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets known for over 40 years are the best vegetable cathartic. people will stare you out of counten- nance any day in the week if there is anything to be got by it.—Dickens. po te FOR RENT—Modern iurnished room. right-off Co. Clothing. Nettleton and Walk \ Over and American Scout PHONE 32. A paper will be immediately sent to your address by special messenger, Perfect hea'th means clean intestines! B02 Wil Er ae, lea Shoes, Etc. A Seneca” Game me OE oe and the Circulation Department will “REDUCTION OF PRICES We are reducing prices on every article possible, and when we get the de- livery system properly and fairly adjusted, we can make still greater re- ductions. We begin to- day on the products of macaroni wheat. All packages of Maca- Do not forget our win- ter pears. Very fine, per box, $2.00; if purchase of other goods to same a- mount or more $1.75 The McConkey Commercial Co. 510 Broadway Phone 209 WM. HIN S. 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BERGESON’S WITHIN THE LAW CLOSED SUNDAYS roni, Vermicelli, Spag- E count this an investment EES hetti, Creamettes, Kre- in public confidence, and member “Get "A Bale our Y Me-Kuts and Egg-Noodles = the price of eeu Mee Were aeetane tabi at 4 4 $ shoe or pumps under the tale al , Leas package, 18; 9 for Tae the cafe to ease your squirming soul. minke 7 ‘Miss Mae Trask has made her work ‘for the New York Red Cross:a regu- lar job instead of a ‘diversion and ‘doesn’t stop at any eight-hour day lim- it. In addition to knitting she works in the surgical bandage department of The love ~~) TRIANGLE TOMEDY 10 TRIANGLE'S BEAUTIFUL STAR DOROTHY DALTON “The Ten of Diamonds’ check up the boy responsible, and take whatever action may be neces- sary to assure satisfactory service in the future. AUNOODEGNUOGSUUOUDRUDRUDOOGADEONOGNSNOGEOOUOUGEOOOREAONONONeUOcUOecaoOONt story of a super-woman and a super-man ASK YOUR FRIEND HOW THEY ENJOYED IT LAST NIGHT KEEL LIFE MAGAZINE . 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