The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1918, Page 8

' BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ——— EIGHT 48 NAMES IN [rene tm the rtucaion a TODAY’S LIST ie route traffic over “the OF CASUALTIES | Washington, D. C., May 22.—The casualty list today contained 48 names divided as follows: Killed in action, 3; died of wounds, 2; died of dis-) ease, 2; wounded severely, 38; wound- ed ‘slightly, 3. READE BINDS OVER SUSPECT tent in the reluctance, of eegcullves to pay more than $20,000 to any one. phortest| The expenditure of nearly a billion roujes, regardless of ownership of|dolars for improvements, equipments | lines,” and throw open terminal and|and extension this year will be large- other facilities to common use. | ly in the hands of the federal directors The elimination of presidents as/to be appointed, approximately 200. operating officials will cut off allow-; This was thought to be the fore- ance of their salaries from operating | runner of similar disposition of a num- revenues and compel companies to/ ber of other railroad presidents, but pay the salaries from the funds they | announcement of the plan for whole- get from the’government as compensa: | sale replacement of railway presidents tion for lease of their poads, or from} by federal directors came as a general other sources of railway income. President salaries now run as. high as $100,000, ft is understood. The rail- road administration is not, expected | surprise at this time. A large proportion of ‘present. rail- road presidenfs ‘manage their own dents will-be required (o ‘resign their Official positions, with the companies, “and to become exclusive representa-| tives of the United States railroad | administration.” | Consequently their salaries will be | paid by the government, and they can| weceive no pay from the railway cor- | poration., It became known tonight | that most of Mr. McAdoo’s principal | jassistants of the railroad administra-| tion will receive. more than $15,000 a year. It was noted that Mr. McAdoo, as or ai WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918. usual cabinet member's’ salary; of fi2, 006'a year, and. is paid nothing as dir- ector general of railroads. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears P be the. 5 Signature of ~ s ‘properties, but in all cases the presi-| secretary of the treasury, receives the IN FIRE CASE H. L. Reade, state fire marshal, is home from Bowman, where he con- ducted a preliminary investigation into a fire which recently destroyed a granary and cohsiderable grain own- ed by Isadore Schwartz. As a result *seroa*| Johnson’s Popular Priced Stor The Store with of this quiz, M, J. Kalber, a prom- {nent rancher of the district, 18 bound Over 1,000 over to the next term of district court Garments . Garments in the sum of $1,000 to answer to a charge of arson. Both Schwartz and Kalber are Jews. Schwartz is a home- steader who recently settled in the new country 22 miles south of Rhame. Kalber is a wealthy, old-tme rancher. There have been three homestead fires in this locality recently, leading some to question whether there has not been a return to the old practice of smoking out home steaders, who are not always welcome where ranch- America’s Greatest American Story, by Wi : ‘ - » by Winston Churchill, with ers have long enjoyed a free range. ‘a Human Lincoln. Eight Wonderful orig Every Naisclean i2et Tuesday's and Wednesday's Sale 72% Big BU _ Bismarck’s Fastest Growing Center Silk poplin skirts—all you want to buy at..... $4.98 Pillows at 20% Discount Sale LABOR BUREAU BUSY Should See This Picture. Last Showing Tonight -at the Pillow slips . 1 21 i. a MO rpheum. i 67 skirts in hair-line stripe—colors, | -at éach.............. Cc First Order Is for a Men for : Dr ess blue and black.and $1 9 8 “ Voile at big reduction 2 Beaish Cont Mine RATT ROAD) PRESIDENTS WHO White at es ccsebeees ‘ eee eee A request for 25 men from the Beu- Every $6.75 waist in the store, with Silk poplin, 36 in. , DET Ve Merce ity eee 98c lah Coal mine at Beulah is the first or- Silk dresses, wool 5 der for labor received by the newly REFUSE T0 CO-QPERATE WILL dresses, silk and wool over 1,000 to choose . $4 98 40 in. silk li established state office of the pro- § voile dresses,’ voile from at ...- 61... yee: e . Silk poplin ] 19 ductive labor division of the United dresses, tissue dresses, Pia Fg #7 Gea) Meier i paral e crepe de chine dresses, at big. reductions. «Ev- erybody | come—it (will States bureau.of labor, of which Lind- ley. H. Patten, formerly of the state Jand office, is the head. The depart- Cheese cloth Persad ee ee ee Tc Sale in Our Bargain Basement Store. BE RETIRED FROM CONTROL ment advises that all demands are be- be worth your while, Crash—extra special \ Muslin, unbleached, i ing filled immediately. 3 Washington, D, C.,. May 22.—Since | oficers, rather than operating execu- Silk dresses $9.98 at per ya 2§ Ds 2 sie oie «olen 1 Cc SPECIALS! As. sakes. cae ] 1 Cc ATTENTION WOODMEN. government operation of railroads } tives. . Silk dresses 14.98 “” Seco silk, 36 in., regu- started nearly five months ago, Dir- It has become evident many rail: Jar 65c quality, sale... 39c Zeal menhers ohne sirny of {he ector General McAdoo has considered | road presidents had difficulty in hreak- Silk hae 19.08 Bleached muslin “ tend a very important meeting of the the advisibility of taking the active|ing away from former methods of " Wool dres be “Bie: 5 per yd. Ractinucate! Recetas eS SS Cc amp with class introduction and elec- management of the roads out of the| managing their roads as if they were N oo! eon oer og 3 : Gone ‘on Thursday night, May 23, at hands of company presidents, many | still competing with other lines, it is Voile teeta EN ieee i Johnson’s Popular Priced Store So'clock at K. P. hall. : : ’ ®"lof whom are financial and corporate! said. This was noticeable to some ex- Voilecdeesmes "$15.98 9-4 sheeting, bleached. at 59 c for Bargains at All Times : 0. C. JOHNSON, Linen dresses . .$14.98 : extra special .. State Manager. MM ante uunenenaounonsoncnas COUDAULAULONUAOCOONNONGUDOGEGOOCOOUCAUOUCOUOGEDOOOOOEOUONOOUGSDOUODONONOUEOODUONSECONECAOOUROOUGOOUOORUED 5—22 23 iss Keep the little ones healthy and happy. Their tender, sensitive bod- jes require a cooling, healing, harm- Jess remedy to prepare their stomachs - for summer's heat. Hollister’s Rocky Storage — Gasoline — Tires — Accessories Car and Battery Repairing—Free Air | | | | i it liabl d safe, theno but not injurious. Soc, Bree: “EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE” lows. 5 i | Heavy Artillery | Lighting Noted Paris, May 22.—Artillery fighting of the-most violent character occur- red last night on the front southeast of Amiens, the war office announces. Heavy artillery fighting took place also on the southern part of the bat- tle front, in the neighborhood (of Ple: mont, west of ‘Noyon. KLEIN FIRST BIDDER Bismarck Man Makes Initial Of- fer for Wilson Wool P E. B, Klein, Bismarck tailor, bidding $13 for North Dakota’s two pounds of White House wool, enjoys the distinc: }, tion-of being the first Flickertail ‘bid-|. ded. whose tender to the president’s Red Cross fund has reached Govern- or Frazier's office. TAR AND FEATHER FARMER. Sioux Falls, S, D., May 22.—Hart Duxbury, a wealthy farmer living nine miles north of Spencer, S. D., today was tarred and feathered by a crowd of fifty farmers after he had been taken from his farm and brought to the city jail at Spencer, where the coat was applied. Duxbury, it is said, was ordered last Friday night to purchase Liberty bonds or contribute to the Red Cross by Monday night, He refused, it is stated,.and shortly after midnigh the farmers fulfilled their threat. ' GRAIN MARKETS MINNEAPOLIS. No. 3 yellow corn 150@160. No. 4 yellow corn 145@155. No. 5 yellow corn 125@135. No. 3 mixed corn 145@15 Corn other grades, 70@125, No. 2 W. O. Mont 79 1-2@80 1-2. Standard W. 0. 75 1-2@76 1-2. 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