The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1918, Page 6

MEDICOS. WILL Communities May No Longer Be cal advisor to Governor Frazier, on} Tuesday presented to'the council of defense, of which he is a member, a resolution from the state committee of the of national defense setting up a claim that the health and safety of certain{ dural di: seriously’ jeopardized through being} left wi tion is vice. these medical men iy military service Have ali enough olution this effort, and also .endorsing any| measure Whichrmay- be introduced in; congress which has for its purpose the The United States Govern- ment urges Better Babies. Help the Babies Help themselves. Lieut. Stickney explained ‘that this condi- young physicians who have a country ‘business of moving into the larger ci- ‘ties to take over the’ practice of miedt- cal men who have enlisted for ser- an associate for the handling of. thetr Practice, and the new doctor who de- serts his qwn ‘business to come in and share this business, not, only leaves his own community unprotected, but déprives the man who was patriotic hodied male tbetween the’ ages of 18) town, Wanted: 100 BABIES June 3-10 will be Baby Week at our store. We want the pictures of 100 Babies to display in our window. For this purpose we will enlarge the first . hundred films or plates of babies under five years, brought or sent to our store not later than May 29th. : , This is not to be a contest—merely a photographie display of laughing, cry- ing, romping, bouncing baby boys and girls and is open to all. At the close of the display the en- largements will be presented to'the owners of the negatives. ~ Look through your baby films. You will be surprised to see how well they will enlarge. Do not bring picturés_dbitt nega--- tives (films or plates). Finney’s Drug Store “Professional Finishers for Amateur Photographers” We carry’ (Educator: Teething Pike Croppies Missouri river: fish, Latte Ib. Pork Spareribs, per Ib.. “QUALITY » SERVICE Fourth Street ; BE DISTRICTED Left Unprotected V. H. Stickney, chief medi-| medical section of the council istricts in th “Dakota are | ithout medjcal services. Dr. | largely due to the practice 1 5) awd In_ practically every instance and 50 may remain 1n North Dakota | war: me: a = = = Ave You Providing the Little Ones With 100 Per Cent Food? * Phel! youngsters are entitled to the best in ‘the world. Rings.” — SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY— Fresh Lake Fish ' =). Sunfish aon Trout KUPITZ co. 3s so wit Connéct You with All Departmente——Phone 88 vagal “The House That ‘Helps Hoover” cumucress'| There's pure nutrition and body ‘uild to enlist Gi an income which | pledging its cooperation in ing children. stamping out of venereal disease. gienic dairy. GAINES._TELL WHY BIG RANCH Sanger A. D. oulnge on one of the heaviest landholders west of the river, appear ed before the Council of Defense to tell why ‘but 1,000 acres of a -30,000- atre tract which he owns near Sanger - is: under cultivation. ‘Mr. Gaines was bfought in by a specially deputized; agent of the council of defense. The every dhe by: calling ‘phone: 848. i Backes of Pastéyrizing and) What Pasteurized Milk IS LEFT IDLE, land-holder’ explained that mich of his property was under lease contend@d -he could ‘not. be ‘held, Ppousibie forthe pine of: Teibeee to sho again. } ing pap in 1 Bismarck: the adoption of a system of distribut- tion which will leave no coinmunity pithout ‘adequate medical protection. ‘he council of defense adopted a res- Pure milk is absolutely necessary to the upbuitding of: children’s tiealth: “They should | be urged to drink it freely and often. It is the most beneficial food for. babies and grow- Bismarck. Dairy Co.’s_ milk is absolutely free from, impurities and: adulterations. It is the product of well fed, cleanly kept hers and is bottled: by scientific methods in a hy- Order it delivered fo your house every morning. " There’ 8a ‘salesman ready’ to serve you Means ‘to, You’ When tee milk arrives from our dairies it is placed in large'aluminum vats’and heated to 145, degrees'F., which is called the tream line. . This heating kills all bacteria, if any should be in the milk, such as tuberculosis, typhoid and diphtheria. After the milk is heated to this temperature ® it is allowed to run from the big yats through cooling pipes, where it is bottled and ready for. delivery to the consumer. , Even every. bottle «is washed in chemically treated, boiling water and rinsed, After visiting. our modern dairy you will insist that ‘your milk come from, The Bismatck. yet Co. progress é with the investigation Tuesday. and it, was continued unti: * 210 BROADWAY “OL ty Sie Mataee tollay, when Mr. Gaines appeared = $i i SURAT UE NaI MERE REBAR NORTH DAKOTA without devdting at least 54 hours % i each week to: legitimate and produc- PLACES BAN ON. ive tstor. lionaire as well a8 the hobo. WONT WORKERS | gives the council authority to compel | to work those who can work and won’t The North Dakota Council of De-} work, and it is a very effective cure, fense’ this afternoon passed a “slack-| the council believes, for the vagrancy er.” act which is based upon the New| problem. York statute and is similar to laws|the town loafer and “the habitue of of this nature now in effect in Mon-] pool halls, and most: particularly .at tana and other states. Under this act,| the young sprig who lives.at home and an @mergency war measure, no able-'spends his days in. adleness. down The act,-like all emergency asures passed ‘by the state This .applies to the mil- The act It is especially aimed at 1} tee ees NSH LSS ee TH i) council, takes immediate effect. As- sistapt jAttorney General H.: A. Bron- son revised the New York statute to, make ft mote ‘appli¢able to North Da- kota’s needs. FEDERAL HEADS | TO REPLACE ALL RAIL PRESIDENTS ‘Washington, D.C, Ma: C., May 22.—Region- al directors of the railroad adminis- tration were instructed today by Dir- ector-General McAdoo to recommend the railways, to replace the presidents of hte railrodds, ‘and to answer only to theyrailroad administration. ‘Regional directors will come to Washington soon to discuss the ap pointments, Which may be delayed in several cases for many months. It is possible some presidents will continue indefinitely: to direct ‘their roads, al- though they will be subject to remov- al at any. time. The first directors may be named this week, Salaries of the new officers, who will be required immediately federal directors for all { ye sean tna asnatn “oman NCHinenche ttt Baby. ES something of Majesty the The firms | on this page have pecial interest to offer this week... _WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1018. es- resting comfortably. and although he/| than the didnot pass so good a day. as yes- terday, “he still had. jhopes of his re- covery. While the peers vice presiden: spent 8 a mare restful ‘night last night Prayer at REE wilight.” y to resign all official connection with their roads will range from $5,000 to $30,000. ‘The federal directors may choose ‘as directors many vice pres dents of the roads now. LITTLE CHANGE IN “CONDITION OF FAIRBANKS Indianapdlis, Ind., May 22—There was litle change during the day in the condition of former vice president Charlés W. Fairbanks, who is. criti- cally ill at lis home here. His phy- Donald, .. stat well as books. to it een Form, the Habit of Saving Uap ae AT THE Start a Savings ‘Account for the Baby today. Lay nai a lit- tle-each day, if only a few. pennies, and at the end of each week or month deposit the amount in this bank in the baby’s name. cate the child the value of a savinigs atcount and money matters as Habits fill poor houses and jails, destroy health aid onder: a mine character. Habits likewise. fill colléges, build homes;: create business institutions and splendid examples of worth while char- acter. Saving is a habit. Start an account with- this bank and add Four per cent eee on. all savings ‘accounts. ae Season-Is Now On. Get Your Ice Boo a Now. $5 coupon book......... te tae. 8 couppn book . | Wachter Trane Company Main Office: 209-5th Street. _Phone--62 - “This. beautifa lee ' song and many athees i can be had for 10¢ Wonder 5t & 10¢ Store + previdus, he, is gradually’ growing, weaker ,and < his. candition is causing his physicians mist anxiety, All the members. of the, family. are here, except one son, Major ‘Richara. Fairbanks, who is in France, <i “Just @ Baby’ S: ue ‘ fig