The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1918, Page 2

BISMARCK EVENING TRIBUNE oo asnee REURSDAY, SAN... 3... 1918, se, PAGE 2 BISMARCK EVENING TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1918 ———_—_E:!:::__££__?__—XXXX—X—X—X—XX—X—X—X—XS—s— Ei r a ADMINISTRATION: TO INTER; 'jeral roads will receive under a fol | hefty became coated more deeply with JANUARY RAIN: AND: ; 4 “| 1 eral management ‘such compensation | pul rR sD) H lA D LEGTS FRE AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE |,.°i5 equitable and just alike to their| Dozeng of coal-laden barges are i 4 _ SLEET, STORM NOVEL WITH TRANSPORTATION PLAN |owners and’ to the general public. I] bound ‘on their way from New peed , A ae HEE —— would: suggest the average. net rail-| terminals with many thousands of (Continued I'rom Page One.) way operating income of the three! tons of fuel. Administrators and trans- aval today was treated to. the Should, during the period of the war, | ¥ears ending June 30, 1917, 1 carnest- | portation o %cials made determined ef- + | unusual spectacl a Janua "i be wisely related a the financial op- scommend that these guaranties | torts to assemble a fleet of powerful | aad ae acinete che mae Tho board of education at a meet- ‘ erations of the government. Our first be given by appropriate legislation|tugs which could We used as e | 3 rose fram a low of 20 above zéro dur- ing last evening elected thres teach- duty is to conserve the common inter- and given as promptly as circum-| breakers and Mayor\Hylan also order- > the fhe nientstois7 abovitat yoons@he | sre to ie an by, Tene st 0 si a stances permit. ed that’ the {fre and police boats be ss } os nations. Ss em. aN rs, i" ee re Sane Mountagee and ie —— ued for this pape, | Washington, D. C., Jan. 3.—Thethe senate committee today. be ae. ite ate He yegpasy nas | Crowley of this cziy nave been added the way of the successful prosecution MONEY FOR EQUIPMENT. Reeve Schley, fuel aaministrator for! American maging is the warmest, A worn, stained, scrap/ot gray cloths) coupled — with the We on to the toaching body, and tho third of the great war for liberty and jus: arparee Manhattan, said tonight. that almost) dressed. of all’ Aimerica’s, fighting ma-|.Clt from, the overcoat of the first Ger-| warmth, has resulted in an epidemic theache! ary Soheer of, Mer. tice, but ‘is an obligation of public President May’ ‘Ask Congress to Make) j.if the coal supply which was hine, declared B. 'T. Driscoll 1oth,| M2" prisoner taken by General Per- ‘of Ia gripe, cqughs, « lds 7 1 just us Walls, the Vacancy at ene an 1 i , Appropriation. - sted to reach the ¢ity: yesterday was |“ a riscoll, a cloth) shing’s men, was held up.to view of 6 olds and just grade 2 of the Will sed by funtcion and public honor that the ji pecte y: \y* in sniffl rivate interests we disturb should be “It is probably too much to expect cin tied up on ice bound barges. rt, an tho German trooper “in| the committee making the investiga-|" Colder weather and fewer doct ‘the ution of s Eva Marks. ig Stet om unjust injur “and He By eae every under the unified railway | “pyenty schools *vere closed today Nis gray dgwu" uniform, has clothing Htion. ‘The committee today turned on ts are promi od I N : “ on oe vies m will teach at the junior Soe eed aneoguente to the BOV ration, whica will now be POS-| ) ocause of lack-of fuel and fifteen 59 per cent, heavic mer and} the much disputed point of -whether O. W. Roberts. the Month ae school in place of Miss IHenda Sratient itself that all great financial ficient economies can be ef-| oiners because of frozen water pipes. More costly. than tie American sol-] the “shoddy” mixed-with-wool. is £004 not inclined so much Roe cora plain Anorson 3 and Mrs, Crowley will teach SET a aH ‘a ae Aneel: in the ope tion o: ig mureede Hospitals and. other institutions are dier, continued Mr. Driscoll, before | for a soldicr’s overcoat. when they recall that a year 2go at 1 3 of the, Will building ‘o fill ordinated with the financial operations P noel i Rnalr’ oj naa | at the end of their coal supplies. Ho- —EEe this time the mercury was seeki Mipay We gs. Cale s pl No Mee z in of the government. ae ; 8 ‘tho roantl tels are filled with persons driven out ae the subeellar, ran, all the way gj gjeatedt to ees nop Z “No Le ing should run athwart ple i ‘ of heatless homes. Jai Bags, baby ‘carriages, carts and NM from & Oto 40 bele mpanied with Gilmore diposifion metic Ener ey is 9. Lorraw! ee the federal treasury] extraoidinary domands upon their. use | Bes | small vehicles, were used by the ait MAT blisgardd Cehid clogged mr i thy tho. matter being: held. over until it rowin, a ards a] should enywhere be-unnecessarily im-[fuas, It it is not poset l rit will, of|‘Heavy Bilzzard at Sea Prevents Help’ it. Pour arrests wore ie ee NEW CAND ‘PLANT os cae jr Tho board decided to place t paired’ In therhands of many small 1 sary to resort to the By Water. DEFENSE COUNCIL MEETS | rogatations governing the dre’ investors in the country, as well: as for grants of money for that] Boston, aMss., Jan, 4.—New Eng-, GIVEN ATTENTION. in z 2 | be worn by the gi ates as last year, in national banks, insurance com: tary of the treas- ‘Wand’s coal situation grew worse yes: | Washington, Jan. 4.—Kuel short-! Dismarek. can now now. boast of. a new, neeting of the state defense coun: making the Pet Thompson model (s panies, in savings banks, in trust com-| ypy advise 1 your committee terday when the steady grip of cold! ages in various parts of the country /up-todate candy manufacturing plant. eduled for Fargo net week, the official.one. The only - panics in financial agencies of every) with regard to this very aspect of the! virtually stopped land transportation / were given attention Thursday by the Edward White, proprietor of <he |} nation has been given as to will be in the color of tho ties, waich Kind) rnilivay securities, the sum total matter, For the present, I suggest| and a heavy blizzard off the coast p fat fuel administration. Further meas- white confection in Main street, taste ters to come up at this time. the hoard stipulated could be of class of wale n So ee canatitits, £ ae only eect have andi ated i fe finishing ite all attempts res were taken to speed the move- only yecently completed the installa- 7 ad of the regulation black tal part of the structure of credit, and | ¢¢ eat ut ‘tho ouiset Of this task. Tj only two barges loaded with coal net oe Foatite New tela, a tion of modern equipment whieh will 1 oil Eis Marks ta , cars o} in 6 ; Sweet oil will 1 © finger ma the unquestiqned solidity of that fake the liberty of expressing the hope arrived yesterday and ‘both of these ivertegl from the West Virginia fields enable. hl wo, no juaoutaes 7 Pe are far Pau cries structure must be maintained. that the congress may grant these were for manufacturing concerns. — | to relieve distress in Ohio, Michigan ae igs : itis used, for the e Oe Be ; sale anil retail\trade. A starch sene from oiled furui | “phe secretary. of war and I easily promptly, and ungrudgingly. We are Many barges loaded with coal, need- anq Kentucky. cliocolate dipping tables, bate: | yuildings of the Peter Thompson. The agread that. in view of the many com-| iealing with great matters and will, I ed. not only by householders but by ‘The coal diverted to the ~middle ate aah coolers combose part oe the piinene ems aee hel gat Cee ee majority of the class voted in favor < plex |‘ incer rasta which pane she ee am sure, deal with them greatly.” al OTe aeet ent oad west was a part of a large amount new equipment. zs — é a ae tie latter. % y eae ong Ve ience (SN ujiities ey 5s where they had fled taken from the Kanawha fields. Con- “ Pesides making enough candy for| TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Wee e tho ion to tender the higa because of his exceptional rion at ‘en in at harbor f y , gestion in eastern terminals had made (Christmas trade Mr. White was able | FOR RENT—Furnishe ‘| and eguipment to the state de- and: ability in this new field, of go j berets heavy: gales: fit inadvisable to move it toward the: to furnish to his wholesale custom-| room house. Phone 773. priment for summer school: if Ato: ernmental action, the Hon, William BEYOND CONTROL. sea board. crs 2,000 pounds of the various makes. Sagi ae. [ieee conduct one In the capital ’ ae jA large stock of hard mixed candi = yas carried. McAdoo was the right man to assume fe a hia, Penn, Jan. 4,—State cae toderat f CANAYA SUFFERING. | displayed during the holidays attract- direct administrative control, At our e sente d he has now Re and federal fuel administrators | ag the: 4 ase tee ates aad work is in ROUND jsaid last night the coal shortage in! Toronto, Ont. Réports in re! ed sonslusts able at‘ention. | Philadelphia is now beyond their gard to the se’ ous. coal situation in! Mr. White is now ing his choco- @ late candies and is now making all 4 rogr rey Ck DER. control. It is all up to Washington, ail parts of Ontario, indicate that th Mids, of the taney ‘varietie: both of them said, and daily appeals shortage now is acute and in minay j rs 7 a a A eA yp 6000-00 SET PRI GH (R ate boing made to Dr. Garfield, the places only sufficient fuel to last two’ Mr. and Mrs. ‘Mohler of Sioux City, FOR REVOLVING FUND | national fuel administrator, to help. or threo.days is‘on hand. Criticism of !@» are in charge of the plant. eee . | the situation. the government and railway officials ROT IR, ORC nee oe Ce Ne anes Drasidant of oe Coal Com-! Paids on coal trains continued to- is being voiced. Tribune want ads bring results. | ment operation of railroads pro- ted and Warants ! J 7 : a : 3 poses that th ent shall | ‘i se + y Ax tink: e's Pe poke as near as pessible to the net Gut for Others. | Bain, : | operating income for the three W th 3 ye , F oy | years ended June 30; 1917. ff vey stnder| The bill, als i a L | . decd ye \ $500, Hon ae. Oe trad ; bb chore With witaeine the rig e ; ) ie We are co- operating with the U. S. Food Administration. volving fund,” with the excess fixing ia of the nites States, fuel as We have determined to start the New Year by selling high earnings of the roads for the oper- adinin pe ; : ' Pa tatty ned late last night for J y class Grocries and Meats at PRICES NEVER BEFORE TO MINIMIZE DISTURBANCE 7 seg consisering tho high cost of production and dis- Seeks as Little Conflict as Possible} rants may 14 issued within the next va ; With Present Authority. 48 hours. | “The scingiom alii ration will be]. The general plan of the coal men} HERE ARE A FEW EYE OPENERS ied out with as little disturba according to government | a of the resent operating a i suwimit bills at the fixed ; POTATOES, per bushel tee $1.40 d pe: nel of the rail $ pos 5 and to follow these up ‘& sible. Nothi will be altered or dis-| with additional bills for — various BUTTER, best creamery, per lb. 47c turbed_ whic not necessary to di amounts, chiefly hauling. It has been » Siac ugiae turd. We are r ng the public in- id, to charge the con- ese 7 Bs < ng the public} sumer il more a ton for coal. MILK Carnation, 2. CANS: 5 Betie Lead de ZOC o regardful of cies bes alee eet SIXTH DAY OF ZERO. | a PEAS, Standard, per can..........2.0222-- ble these great pro e owned and carrey | ‘ . glad to a - of the experi New York Suffers under Longest Cold: iu Reco Is x Sea and ability of those Who} 4 at pS er amar ‘ VC CORN, very good, per can..........20.664. 10 have beea ig them. It is ne] | aoe ‘ ’ strauisportition! ot re hover! Sn evoae wal : Oud Mr. Jazz hint has been out-jazzed! COCOA, Walter Baker Ss, Ye Ib. Can... eeee -20c = tl eenriveteds nab algntsvitin tielsahore e trick has been turned by the newest See col oi cided menase-every/ inc cede a ayer bad) lee ieptoatior atl eel CHOCOLATE, ‘Walter Baker’s ¥ Ib... ... .20c 4 hour as the waters surrounded the Hew ion of the hour — the z Pe yree See eee ld: be inecrferre of ; most delirious dance music of the day. COFFEE, Bell Brand, per Ib............-. 24c country should be first co: . : | GRANULATED. SUGAR, lb.......... 84% z i We can now supply |i SPECIAL—In order to make room for a large shinniaht of : with and. dislocated as little plenty of fresh { goods we will place on sale a large assortment of the famous = sible, and the public may r | A y = LA iy Curtise B 3 saved thatthe ‘interest’ and conven-| i ss SC . f “et W. urtise Bros. canned goods at prices that will make you buy. 4 ft shipper e t: y “a id oti ry 3 tence of the private shipper will de Per Quart ‘ oA, S 4 aS Everybody, knows that Curtise Bros, canned goods mean “the i 12 \ Z, ~ ’ AN bo ; best goods put up in cans,” 3 | Guaranty to Owners. 7% Ai o%; } q = e mt authority of the : * ces for all purposes of Sour Milk, per qt.. .6c ra IG » The McConkey BOILING BEEF, per Ib ............15c to 18c ecessary that the own- . YRS of the rallways, the | Commercial Co. POT ROAST, per Ib .. 15. to 18c stocks and bonds,|) . 4 . 510. Broadway Phone 209 PORK SHOULDER, sliced. or roast, Ib... . .23c Oa eis. SAL RA onsen PORK LOINS, sliced. or roast, Ib......5... 25c 2 good repair and as complete equip- : = =. sent 4gratshwbseit, and Candsthe sey. "THE muffled boom of the tom-tom flirts PORK HAMS, ready for the oven, Ib . . .25¢ ' £ with the crash of barbaric cymbals; the Pure, open kettle, steam-ren- ; : hollow moan of weirdly swept strings 1s over- i nitsly cage cures abso- : : whelmed as jungle-land’s wild symphony ar | After a Trial You Will Want No €: : | ~ swells to its maddest height. Through it all, Other | the fierce rhythm, the frenzied swing of a ve We are fattening a lot of threo, to four year old steers, | - a : . choosing the very best in the fot, and in this way we will super-syncopation that is sweeping the dance- have, the best meat obtainable at prices that are lower than “We Thank You” _ world into a vortex of new delight. The Jazz th.lowestiiwhensyou:consides quality. ; Try our variety of sausage, which will please you. Fancy Oranges j Dance Blues are here! 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