The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 9, 1918, Page 3

¢ (i q f - Chester Floss, “Farmer; WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1918 BISMARCK EVENING TRIBUNE _ — The Missouri Mevannngannennecennsnusugnnansaanennaunguaucnuvanens FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF Slope AT THE NORTHWES1 HOTEL oultry Association TT yvucnenenenegunn anata “~ POULTRY SHOW QPENED WITH FINE DISPLAY. Best Collection of Birds Ever oused Under One Roof in State. The annual corn, alfalfa and poultry show of the Missouri Valley Poultry association opened in the basement of the Northwest hotel this morning with the finest collection of birds ever assembled ynder one roof in central North Dakota. The number of en- tries is slightly smaller than last year, because of the large number of fanciers who disposed of their stocks in the spring, rather than to pay high prices for feed over the winter. The quality of entries, however, is far su- perior to anything the association has ever before heen able to offer. B.C. Roberts of Ft. Atkinson, Wis., who ‘will judge tue show,-is now on the ground, and he professes great satisfaction with the exhibit. The at- tendance of Bismarck folk was good during the day, and a heavy patron- age is ‘anticipated this evening. En- trance is had through the lobby of} the Northwest. The show room is clean, airy and well-lighted, and the exhibit is worthy of the attention of anyone who is interested in fine poul- try and in corn and alfalfa. COLUMBIANS IN SIGHT OF GOAL IN WAR DRIVE (Continued From Pay be any duplicating or ov: activities. Wind it Up Today. Secretary Keniston, in a brief ad- dress, urged the members to go out atter the remaining $600 this afternoon and report to Dr. F. B. Strauss at 5:36, when it is believed tha: the commit: iée will be discharged and another successful drive for war activities will have been completed. It was suggested by Mr. Keniston that a plan be evolved whereby ‘the city can budget its war relief dona- tions and make one canvass for the year. He is now at work upona plan which will be submitted to the direc- tors of the Commercial club, and which probably wilf meet with favor with the business inferests. Contrioutors. Bismarck people who placed their ; names on the war fund roll of honor | Monday follow: Miss Aymond, A. Aasness, Miss An- na May Ackerman, Ida Alvin, A. A. Atkinson, John Abramson, B. A. Ar- thur. Md. ”. Kirkwood, | Starkle, | ohn St. Onge. S. Townsend, FE. rne, Dr, Towne, W. Lang, ‘Donald Lang, John Lang, J . Larson, ma, | 3 A. A. Lorhke, . in, Lewis LaLone. Ed. Miller, A. Mengi, J. (Vv. Murphy: Elizabeth Martin, Rose ‘Maason, F. McCurdy, B. C. Marks, G. J. ald, McKenzie Hotel Girls, Bertha Moen, F.:M. ‘Moynier, C. W. MeGray, Raymond Mayer, Rose McCormick, D. Montred, Leo. Morris, feCormick, Mary B. McPake, A W Nuemier, N. Nordling. J. Odea, M. Oillen, Edna Oberg, Robt Orr, I.’ J. Owens. ™M. BE. Purdy, Chas. Papoas, C. W. Pribbermow, J. Parkins, Mrs. W. H. Paulson, J. H. Péter: 2. Va sons, B. BE. Pickeriag, Porth Public Opinion. W. J. Rigg, Ramstad, P. C. We Wong, Dr. J. j Clazen, dD) Wa 1Coal Co., B. O. Ward, in, Arthur Woult Ligni n We NORTHERN PACIFIC HOPES TO HAVE ITS J. M. cif! who day, iT. Ellensburg bridge carried away in rec Pacific trains should through to the coast once more withi Robt. Ravlings, Dr. Remingiov, A. Riesen, H. Richholt,. W. J. Runge, L. E. Rus-}, tad, Mrs. L. F. Rus:ad, Caroline Pus- tad, Lewis Rustad, Jr. Ross Rustad, | Mary Reid, Mrs. John — Robi- idou, G. A. Rawlings, Albert Reise, Ralph Sanders, G. Schrenk, E. N. Seer, H. L. Stegner, M. Smith, Edna Sundquist, Elma Sundquist, F. Stic {zer, Jessie Scrafer, Geo. Shoo, H. E i Speken, A. H. Solberg, Rev. Thos. | Inducing Birds to Bathe. bath become a habit. Tribune want ads bring results. PATTERSON HOTELS The « Sco Hotel THE * The Northwest Hotel 80c. to $1.00 A High-Class Hotel at bi Reatonable Rates Het and cold water ia every +% : room 50c¢ per day and up baad Singh th, $1.00 Hjoini ingle roo on ne $ The McKenzie Adioinng the the N McKensia on ing hot and cold wi The Seventh Story of North Dakota. tee Reanatag lot ancl od water fhoenigh error European, EUROPEAN , Orpaite MeKenie Host | nsec i. Da enc amn ae 5 EUROPEAN day and sight opp Park, Cafe in connection paseo a The SOO, 125 Rooms EDW. G. PATTERSON, Owner and Prep. The NORTHWEST, 100 Rooms ‘The McKENZIE, 210 Rooms THE HCTEL CENTER IN BISMARCK, N. D. QUAUADELERUNUUUOUOAUOOUEGDOODEOUEQUEGUEAAOGEOUAUEOEONEUOONOUOSUONQGUOOOUEOSEOUOGUEGEGUGUOUUEOUOOUESEO While Poultry Show Don't leave without first ‘ taking a few of the free aitending the L. B. Birdzell, Glenn W. Erewster, A. A. Bentrous, H. A. Bjlooviner, I. P. Baker, F: O. Butler, W. E. Buege, Geo. Buzzelle, Jr., O. H. Benson, F. Broad, Lorence Bair, Miss Lilly Brown, Ca! sie Brink, R. L. Best, Mrs. H-. Beaca, Ethel Barnes, John. Barbie,’ Dr. W.: B. Bodenstab, Bismarck Steam Laundry, Peter Boehm, Anton Beer, ‘Bisniarck Bargain Store, Paul: Brown; Bismarck ‘Grocery’ Co., Nick: Derby, Jake Burt, Sr. W. E.-Cleveland, Mrs. Charlebois, F J. Coplin, Mrs. B. Cress,’ S.-W. Cor- win, Mrs. Cochrane, John Caufield, Mrs... A.‘ Coover, Mrs. F. H. Chamber: Sidtiey Cohen;.Miss Cutter, Lewis Car- ufel,'F. L. Conklin, S./S. Clitford,-T. B. _ Cayou, Sam Charles Laundry, Carpen- ter Lumber Co. Capital Steam Laun- dry. E.. A. : Dawson, Otto. Dirlam, KF BE. Donaldson, Robert Dutton, Mrs. A. Dieble, Dullam and Young, Ralph H. Ensign, W. M. Enelis, H. R. Earle, V. J.. Engdahl W. M.'Eng-' lish. First National Bank, : Robert : Floss, Union : Mer- eantile. Co.,.C..M.: Fadden, Frank Fin- layson, Guy: “Fax, * John’ Gralam;:.M.: Gullixson, Golden Rule, A. Gunderson. Paul Hollaran, Hughes Electric Co., Lydia Hangan, Margaret Hilt, Hans Hanson, Jake Horner, John Haley, W. G. Hutchins, Harrison and Co., A. C. Hinckley, Leo Horner, Hughes Bakery, St. Alexius Hospital, C. F. Hollings- wotth, F. J. Hyland, B. J. Houim. August Johnson, B .E.: Jones, C. Johnson, Mrs. Julia Johnson, W. F. Jones, Miss Jones, Mrs. A. Johnson. Max Kupitz, Dr. T. Kershaw Kratz, Walter Knott, Hulda Katzke, H. P. Knappen, Pat Kelly, Mrs. Pat Kelley, No Advance in Price Manufacturers Pay the War Tax and Protect Public For‘more thana quarter of a century the. price of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin has been 50¢ and $1.00 per bottle.» In spite of the greatly in- creased cost of mahu- facture, the formula, quality and price of this popular remedy for con- stipation and stomach ills will be maintained. 50 CES, (resizes $1 -00 iss Brady, Elsie Baker, 5 = Agricultural Extension. Booklets Take You will find them on displayiat the foot of the stairs one, They will be of interest and benefit to you. International Harvester Company of America Bismarek, North Dakota Buy Cockerels Now The North Dakota Penitentiary has for sale hun- dreds of choice S. C. White Leghorn Cockerels, and prices are. very reasonable if taken at once. Choice breeders will be hard to get at any price next spring, and we would.urge you to place your order . now. Eggs for Hatching in Season Visitors at the Poultry Show are cordially invited to visit this institution, where will be found one of the largest poultry plants in the northwest. North Dakota Pentetiary Bismarck,:N. D... eter poh asia tte ce John N. Schatz, Sam Slogan K, Thompson, T. & & D.; TRAINS RUN THROUGH Rapelje of the Northern Pa- was in Bismarck yester- i westward bound, advises that ex- cellent progress is being made in the) restoration of the two spans of the| nt wash-out, and that Northern be running To induce a canary to take a bath sprinkle a few seeds upon the water, This added attraction will make the MC staQdanunaduinanduazannaniogauucasgsnieesggucauegusagsscsaggccasuucnsnucnsssueagaceusurdtaveasinasi e | 1 a in | f i i { | ‘STATE FOOD ADMINISTRATOR \ruling of the Milling Division of the} SETS PRICE WHICH FARMERS SHOULD PAY. FOR MILL FEED, Fargo, N. D,, Jan. § armers, ber 22d {is figured on a ruling should be able. to buy bran at the| by the United States ood Admin mill door at not to exceed al tion which declared that bulk prices ton where the average price of wheat! for bran shall in no case eceed 35 at the mill is 5 a bushel,” said Dr.| per cent of the average cost of one kK. Ladd, Federal Food Administra-| ton of wheat at the mill. tor, in an inte} Ww her On this basis the Federal Food Ad | These are figures based on a new. pr rigured that if wheat co: at the mill $2.05 per bushel the cash} ‘United States Food Administration.| rates for bulk carload lots at the! This ruling advised the mills that] mill should be as follows: ‘temporarily and until a definite regu-| ,, lation is issued, a maximum differen-| BYAM--..- esse teste nee eee tial on feed on mixed car lots or less; Shorts or standard middlings than car lot shipments should be 50c| Mixed feeds. . Flour middling: ber tonover car lot basis.” The milling division says: “We know of no other reason why the mills should not desire to sell to farmers at! mill door; in fact, this regulation was put into effect to accomplish this very result as fah as possible. We have no doubt that the mills gener: ally will fall into line to accomplish the result desired. The car lot basis, as announced in a bulletin issued by the North Dakota Food Administration Decém- Red Dog....... For any other price of wheat, per bushel, the figures would vary in pro- portion. Under the new rulings, allowing 50c a ton additiopat for less than car- load lots, if the mill is paying $2.05 for wheat the price of bran in bulk at the mill in less than a carload lot would be $2 “The price for less than carload lots in bulk should not in any case 8 When sold in sacl& the price of the sacl A pewshoat for Tight seryi Inven | three ut IUOUULUUOLOCANUARARE EAU anaugnnne In Harvest Time. The, delights. of vigorous manhood and wemanhvod are not {hose of youth, but they ure none the Jess enjozable ie use of that little difference, gays Paul Pioneer Press... 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Our greatest concern is to educate the public to the facts of the science as contained in its suecess as a healtt’ agent. All we ask is a chance to prove our claim ‘that adjustments will eventuate health in most cases where other methods have afforded no relict, Let us show you how to adjust away the catise of any body trouble that: afflicts you, and we will abide by the ‘result of our work in our efforts to prove its merit. The Cause of Dis-ease Ag shown, in the foyegoing, Chiropractors assume that the cause of the majority of dis-eases is due to impingement of nerves by the bones of the spine. To prove this assump- tion right, the fact is cited, that when the vertebrae are adjusted to their normal appositions patients recover from their ailments. There is much unquestionable proof in evi- denee of this assertion, Surely Chiropractic eaniot be far wrong in view of such faet. Consultation and examination free at my office. 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