The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1918, Page 3

te THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1918 ALLL EVENING TRIBUNE ; ERYON venvone | Ath Annmal Exhibition of the Missouri Slope Poultry Association At the Northwest: Hotel, January 9th, }Oth, 11th EVERYONE COME - woeoeecccoecococ cee c eee ooo ow ene. ecco coooecsoe etecwscncee: A the Minnesota state fair. last year, | field or in training at home or abroad, done than anybody v' . WW ' : Rue 2 a ybody dared to believe| have applied themselves to this un BISMARCK BOY TO AYCTION FOR BENEFIT OF RED Many other blue-ribbon birds will ‘The subsistence of the army has been possible, That there have been here dortaxings and the: result demon < be offered, and it is anticipated that | above criticism, while its initial cloth- and there errors of judgment and: de-| strates the success of their efforts.” temporarily inadequate, is lays goes without saying b;ut I should} - ‘phe secretary then gave the com BE QUARTERMASTER CROSS T0 BE FE TURE OF BIG [ei el crn any ge i ved lor the Red Cross. Many people | now suostantially complete. be wanting in frankness were 1 to f are planning to atten 2 exposition | “No army of similar size in the na my own estimate of the real un- mittee dn Out te eee tomorrow and take in this novel fea-: tory of the world has ever been raised. hn and intelligence with which IN NATIONAL ARMY POULTRY EXHIBIT TOMORROW | bye aerate Lee cnet me seen a] oe ociates, military and civilian,! ‘Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. Mi oO R i Tinstrttee ns ee eee ofan ste ae jfor the: comfort, health and general re t) = 1 ing of t i lerton Orr Receives Instruc- an interesting/feature of :he Miss) will wield the gavel “Among the: virds IN SO LITTLE TIME [el elng of the ary.” /qHHHHOMMHMMMNNNMENEMEENHMNHNNNY ; R ouri Valley Poultry association's big] to he offered will be a rose com) Paar creer nce 15 = tions to eport sho wat the Northwest hotel tomorrow} Rhode Island red offered by J. R (Continued From ‘Page One.) | “By the cooperation of all intere: = aoe A ; = Gvening, will be an auction of prize-|Frisbie of Lisbon, which has won| Tiiymenohe explained” rand all people in the country, the na-/= While attending the tCa | winning birds for the benefit of tho| many prizes at district, state and in-| Hal! men. he explained, enlist and tion is no worganized and set to its) al mp. Red Cross terstate shows, and a barred Plymnon: selected without serious dislocation of task with unanimity and spirit ‘and 3 the nation’s industries, is now in the comfort in its power. More has been, Merton Orr, son of Mr. and Mrs.| Judge E G Roberts of Fort Atkin: | ™% Robert Orr of Avenue A, arrived from | 80m, Wis, an adept auctioneer as well| of Sanger. Minneapolis on No. 1 at 6 o'clock this/@8 an expert judge of prize poultry, tion, which took the second priz morning for a few-hours visit with his parents before departing on No, 4 for Jamestown, where he will be joined bya number of associates who have : enlisted with him for service in the 4 United States quartermaster depart- ment, and who have instructions to immediately report for duty at the tr PO esident of the associa- at! Poultry Show | Don't leave without first taking a few of the free sonville, Fla. Merton Orr for the last three months has been manager of the Gam- bleRobinson fruit house at Glendive,| Mont. For two years prior to his re- cent appointment, he was head book- keeper for the same company at Jamestown. He was attending a stafl |@ © meeting of Gamble-Robinson. men at} Minneapolis when he received a wire! f e ] advising that he had passed his exam- |# E ination for admittance to the quarter-; master officers’ training camp at} Jacksonville, Fla., and directing him | ly. left for Bismarck for a farewell vis \ e ross it with his parents, arriving something over six. hours late on the North Coast limited this morning. “Whether you come back in one. year or in six, you will find your po- H sition with us awaiting you,” th Gamble-Robinson Co. advised the Bis- marck man when he received his in-| structions to report for a job tempor- arily with Uncle Sam. | CHARGES AGAINST WGOVERN WILE BE HEARD JANUARY 24 Date Set by Railway Com- | mission for Probing Plaints. Monday, January 21, at Fargo were set by the railway commission today as:the date upon which the complaints of elevator men from the northwest: | ern part of the state against J. A. Me- i Govern, ‘chief deputy inspector of, weights and measures, under ‘North (4 : The Only Poultry Supply Dakot’s new grain grading act will he} is . é < LE tree are | : | House on the Missouri |THE PATTERSON HOTELS| Slope proper grading.and weighing. These against McGovern: by three or six ele- vator men whom the deputy cited to The The ; , elevator men algo attacked the legal.) | The Pioneer Seed House, Nursery and Greenhouse ity of the positiot which McGovern Northwest Soo Hotel : Agricultural: Extension Booklets You will find them on display at the foot of the stairs. Take one. They will be of interest. and benefit to you. 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See the Poultry Show all day today and \ tomorrow. Admission only 15c. BUCKEYE INCUBATORS AND BROODERS appear before the commission ‘some time ago to answer to charges of im- Use Instant Louse Killer for your holds, alleging that,it' is no author. ized by law. Dr. B. F. Ladd, chief Hotel 60e, te $1.00 ; inspector under the grain grading act, | A High:Claso Hotel ot see defends his. right to appoint a deputy Resenats ae Het and cold water im every pou try. and. the acts of his deputy, and de- a 5 clares the complaint of the elevator sneer aa 28 SP 00 Th M z es ik ; TACT at men is part of an organized attack “08 e icKenzie tase against the whole grain grading act. Runoing Hot and coldwater | The Seveath Story of North Dakots. see ° : : ———— every noes Gbouitcl ingot European, | EUROPEAN GR AINS OF ALL KIN DSI NONPARTISANS WILL vente MeKsose Hatt |” on sve Pai ieee 322-24 Fourth Street EUROPEAN ——_f diyand aut cnet Depor uk. | Caf it conection 315-17-19 Third Strect BISMARCK, N. D. SWAT HOME GUARDS (Continued Fi From, Page One,), pass a home guard bill, the | governor will promptly veto it. North Dakota military’ men are not inclined to take ; the home guard very seriously, in spite of the fact. that the movement has the hearty endorsement of men) who are away at the front, fighting or! nreparing to fight. While Capt. G. H.; Russ and other officers. of the regular! . and national armies have expressed . hearty approval, the men at the head P i of such: military establishment as tho/ D 2 . state may now. boast here at home, n a t es while not. discouraging the. formation THEBES q - of home guard: units, suggest. there 1s ow little the state can do other than to , ; legalize ie organization and equip-| i ment:-of these. companies. at local ex- ne tee palanes eats, ORC a SESE C08 Fhe North Dakota Penitentiary has for sale hun- thing avproaching an efficient basis.’ {| dreds of choice S. C. White Leghom Cockerels, said Adjutant General’ Angus Fraser! today. “The most the, legislature and prices are very reasonable if taken at once. ‘The NORTHWEST, t00 Roems _ The McKENZIE, 210 Rooms ~The SOO, 125 Rooms THE, HOTEL CENTER IN _ BISMARCK, N. D. 20W.G: PATTERSON, Owner and Prop. BALED HAY and STRAW COTO IE SATULGUODULOADOERAER= Chiropractic The Science that is fast succeeding Medicine, Surgery and Osteopathy Chiropractic Succeeds On Its Merits Nofhing but the good it has accomplished would give it Poultry THUREAAUEAEADEACUACLUAEEUUAAUAAUENOLAAEENAUECAAUDUOOSEROOOSEDSAEOOLGAOUES Coe ee oe comvaniec|| Choice breeders will be hard to get at any price next the great favor it has found. We are not afraid to trust the uniformed and equipped through pet nel Id I future of the seienee to the judgment of the people. 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This is) the last Chaplin comedy on the mar- ket which has never been shown in| Bismarck before: yesterday. aa “3 Aue Olive ‘Thomas in “Indiscreet Cor- Visitors at the Poultry Show are cordially invited inne,” the five-reel Triangle comedy: | ws ofa Seen, . dranie, proved. to be one of the best | to visit this institution, where will be found one of features offered for some time. This| s: 3 same program will be shown ggain to-| the largest poultry plants in the northwest. night at 7:15 and 9:00. | : j ; | Sent eee NEW BANK CHARTERED. Tlie People’s State bank of Grand’ Forks, capitalized at $75,000, and with C. 0. Swenson of Northwood, Allen MoManus of Inkster and Ole’ Knutson of: Thompson, among its directors, has ae a ota been’ chartered by the secretary of state. YOUNG MAN WANTED to work by ‘Bishnatck, ‘Ne D.- - month. Apply to F. 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