The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1918, Page 3

q ' SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1918. { ‘BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE . “ THREE : re SS cS / 5 : é told the municipal council that .it| Friday. Rising temperature reaching H 28 years old and a member of.a ma-|and faced his opponents, disabling two | from captupre. For this ct ‘he HALL ANXIOUS would Area aaah ea po- peter at Tuesday; slight changes epee Along Piave chine gun pe : of them and saving his machine gun | cited for eallauty: teed me H 7 '. Sergeant Ge; ——— The resignation of several ministers| Upper Mississippi valley: Showers ae oe ecreased; enouiy force during an faanent ela : ABOUT MONEY jin the Austrian cabinet ts expected. /tirst of the week and again last of Fear Attack on Paris|on aprit 13, He retused to surrender | Ml! ™muenumumuniiin HUH nOuonnuunuseeseeunansncegueuuegentusaungnni4 nent fe weeks | Blt te a re. Det, —_—_. — ES AU INE FOOD SITUATION SERIOUS. Fay aetna” litre (Gautinved: From “Page"Gie) 3 B ; ) Washington, June 22,—Today’s state i years, according to his brathér, Frank 3 10 RUN WORKS department advices made plain that PERSHING’S CRUSADERS Gegere ,o fthis city. Paul Gegere was e ’ =~ = § 2 hairs theres no doubt of the extremely ser-| TO SHOW AT.GLEN ULLIN = = alis actory 3 f 4 —_— ious food situation in ‘Austria, The se | e y FOR A LOYAL, EFFICIENT AND ECONOMI = : eee At ae in.|2Ports come indirectiy trom repre-| TWO NIGHTS NEXT WEEK) Minister, Thankful ADMINISTRATION by casting jour ballot for the following cane 3 4 SKS orney- Gener: for Opin-| centatives of the United States in neu- y : st sae e didates on the Republican ballot at the primaries on June 26th, 3 ‘ion as to.Interpretation of Ne Leary point’ to. the “Pershing’s Crusaders,” the great a rane RE Geng tor nearly ervice or 1918: = Coutt Decision “We have no direct information ré- Her oieeareuwnldtthe sronthy Dakola filled my system with gas and fever. Congressman from Second Dis- | Superintendent of Public In- 3 garding a new peace offensive on the] the 7. S. government in North DaKone 1 could ‘iot ‘doe my work, and while struction— = hig eect ahi soa PATE, OF, Austria.” it was stated today| jas heen booked. by George V. Halli] {82% down siek a lady from out of ° ON OHN 0. HANCHETT, MINNIE J. NIELSON. 2 oe aay | cretary, of state has .asked|a tthe department. “Dut we are satis-! 3. ; sh oe own sent mea bottle of Mayr's vat A 5 * the attorney geueral’s office for an|fied that the reports of food shortage day, director of films, for the Princess| \ondertul Remedy which et Governor STEEN. Commissioner of Agriculture FE} by opinion as to whether the recent rul-|in that hi d .; true.” | theetre at Glen Ullin on Thursday and) (ny wonderful. I believe . and Labor— = . ing of the supreme’ court, ‘holding un- ne caer ee riday, June 27 and 28. The produc- beat’ medicine | on a ee ia ins | “ar ‘ Lieutenant Governor— » ALEX MACDONALD. 2 constitutional the section of the motor WEATHER PREDICTIONS. un of ee eee at Glenn, simple, harmless prepared that We are now equip~ A. @, KRAABEL. Railrasa Gonnieul < : 2 seoretady MEMES anlistted oeteo the! “Washington, June 22—Weather pre-| tlid river, and it is expxected to draw| removes the catarrhal mucus from ped to make new Secretary of State iP JOHNSON, = Hae -engags aantatants aud re Sate, dictions. for the week beginning Mon | big crowds. Saturday, June 29, the ie Hees De traee and allays the in- top d side cur- LYMAN D. PAGE. JOSEPH GAECKLE = gents,/ day issued by the weather bureau to-| picture will be shown at Elgim and|,Q™mmalion wiich causes practically Ops and Sl R D . = leaves him with any funds to conduct ane cares on Monday, July 1, at Ci y all’ stomach, liver and intestinal ail- Ee = State Auditor— JAMES TAYLOR, I fe, Tine attorwees eenerals Hae ae Great Lakes regions; ‘Showers peel wa a mee nae an ane appendielti; One EE : oy SUCH I Oa neeecte & Judge of Supreme Court— = . 7 rs abou lose wil convince 0 7 Si 7 rer = ‘ t z yet raled on this matter. It it is held first of the week and. again ubout] ‘Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. | funded. eLnhart Drug oe money: Te: biles. We are. also See treater DERSON: Cc. J. FISK. = , ry of state cannot uti- =———— : . = : f) * lize any portion of the motor vehicle experts in repairing Attorney General— State Representatives (27th Dis- = i fees for this purpose, it will be neces- SUUNGUEAGUNAUENGUNAUUCUUNAUUCUUOGUUNEAUEANUOGU NGA ueNUeAAUNNUENAUUAUONUOOUUG oANUENeaRUuOdNgonooeeooE, ld t d ia GEORGE P. HOMNES. trict), (Burleigh County) — = sary for the emergency commission |= 0 Ops ‘ an cur Ye J. W. BURCH, = nA neko an appropriation which will ; tains. ee OLEH WACKER, LYNN W ea a tide the registration department over YNN W. SPERRY. = until the end of th " te- = ly, 90 te ena serene seniattanibue tor OUR WORK. IS These candidates will all serve the people well and are worthy of = dhis yearchaye: been ‘made, andthere e air | our ‘GUAR ANTEED your confidence and support, You will make no mistake by voting 3 no I ii 7 ie m at the primaries. = po Jonge is a necessity for such a During these critical and crucial times it behooves voters to 5 & force as was required early in : . A “ f = the year, when thousands of applica- Bi k F . C place, the affairs of thelr, State an the hands ie EN cube willbe 5 a i ‘ound réady at all times to stand squarely behind the Government. = : Hons were coming in dally. ismarck Tusmture Uo. VOTE THIS TICKET STRAIGHT AT THE PRIMARIES, = INTERNAL y Phone 659 (Political Advertisement) = { TROU 220 Main Street = 6:18-19-20-21-22-24-25 = Abeta N ’ “Tuovensceveucnnscuaveneauensransuannangngancansduscagaceaveggagaqciy sunnnstnnnnit NACING | =a 1 ___ (Continued From P n Page One.) statement concerning the industrial strikes’ and refering to the/serious trouble in factories and on railways ° and the extension of the strikes to several plants. The premier told how the workmen were fired upon, four of, their number being killed and 19 wounded. The proceedings in the ohamber ended in a sharp ‘exchange between Premier Wekerle and Count Karolyi, leader of the independent party. ‘ CONDITIONS CRITICAL. t \ Paris, June 22—A number of tele- ¥ * grams received in Paris today by way ti of Switzerland describe conditions in Don’t wait until fall—labor will be hard to get at that time. We can take care of you now if you will callus up. This is import- ant on your part. Don’t delay—Phone 141. DON’T MISS IT “ar | ORFHEUM THEATER “WINSOME “G.W. WILKINSON » Candidate “of the People, by the People for the People” | -ONLY ‘ QDGUUOUUNADUUEONERECOCEERRAeneneONeannageee! sein vuanvann OnE Ae A Er HT ena the interior of Austria Hungard as = ‘ ; i becoming critical. f ins A = i : —for— R housan 0! j= senal in the Vulean ‘tactofies ana, ia = renc e C W. 0. Governor of North Dakota iad ——IN— the Worschalowsky airplane works |3 Ss “a és 99 | have gone on strike. = es é ' 4 On the Democratic Ballot at the i | + The burgomaster of” Vienna as | MHNOssHnssIINUNHISOFUUUQIOUAOHHI0U0000000060110000000L00UNEHEUHUEMUENILEITINNUANINEINIE |. Primary Election, x! : a alk a HMMM | Wednesday, June 26th, 1918 The storms and passions of the sea are mirrored in this Metro , Bae “Equal rights to all and special Wonderplay of :eroism and romance. | ' privileges to none.’ SEE VIOLA DANA- SEE VIOLA DANA A public office is a public trust.| (Political Advertisement.) Sheriff French Answers False ‘Charges of Dr. MacLachlan Dr. MacLachlan claims in a dodger that he has circulated F that “on the 28rd day of February, 1918, the deputy sheriff served eight papers from Wilton, three at the Wilton mine and five a short distance from Wilton. His livery hire and fare on the train ‘from Bismarck ‘come to about $9, and he made a charge of $31.75 ‘for each summons, or, in other words, he made the charge in each ¢@ase as though he: had made eight separate and distinct trips from Bismarck,.charging mileage on each case from Bismarck.” The facts are there were no papers served on Feb. 23, 1918. There were four sets of papers served on Feb. 25 and 26 on parties residing at or near Baldwin, Regan, Wing and Wilton, but none at the Wilton mine, and in no ‘instance was any mileage charged for any miles not actually traveled. The actual amount collected on this trip was $40.90, every cent in accordance with fees fixed absolutely by law, instead of $254, the amount Dr. MacLachlan claims. Maximum Government Price on : y \ j In Carload Lots QUNOUDUDEUOOUUUUUUUUEUEAOSOUGECDOEOGOOUUNOEERNOUNOOECOD LTT SHUAUOUOC ECU UUESOUURUEULUUGUGAEO HEHE nar concen conneecaneaneneeceeseeaneee att The actual expenses itemized are as follows: eae, / Railroad fare, Bismarck to Baldwin ................0005- $ 37.* 4 Paid Wm. Wilton, Baldwin, livery ........0......0.eeeeeee 5.00 $ Railroad fare, Wilton to Regan.............. cece eee eee bead $ \ Paid Jess Ashlock, Regan, livery ..........0..ceeceee eens 4.00 O lca O Ena Chas: Diamond, livery, Regan to Wilton.............. be ilroad fare, Wilton to Bismarck ene ua phe as ced Saag. tee Board and room............++. ee fee ‘2:40 We.Pay Carload Lot prises In Less Than Car Lots Total actual cost......... ae : ears neti: 0 ... $16.37 The actual fees collected were: Scrap Iron ss g [ Mileage.and livery, only actual mileage traveled and charged 1 i | for at rate fixed by law. ......... 00. cece eee e ene $21.70 yee Statutory fees fixed by law.!........... Seat Remap . 19.20 h $ 5 P 1 MI | Per What $1 er ‘Ton Means: | Total fees collected......... Leaorese wi opetactiawa ss $40.90 F.0. B. OUR SHOP AT BISMARCK - _- _ $15.00 ay The statutory fees, $19.20, in accordance with law, were FREIGHT AND WAR TAX TO CHICAGO : $6 50 MAXIMUM PRICE AS FIXED BY GOVERNM’T ~ $21.50 75c Per Hundred Pounds---75e Highest Market Prices paid for all kinds of junk such as, rvbbers, auto tires, inner tubes, rags, brass, aluminum, zinc, lead, copper, tin foil, etc. Bring your hides to us; there’s a reason. . Bismarck Iron & Metal Co. N. Pp. Tracks and Seventh St. Established A. D. 1915 ‘turned over to the county treasurer. This left $21.70, which after deducting the actual expenses of the trip, $16.37, left $5.33 as the net compensation to the sheriff’s office. The state law allows traveling expenses for each mile actu- ally and necessarily traveled at 10 cents a mile and livery charges and every fee collected was in accordance with this law. Therefore, Dr. MacLachlan either deliberately or unknow- ingly stated an absolute falsehood. Instead of the exorbitant fees claimed. to be collected by Dr. MacLachlan, namely $254, 00, there was only collected $40.90. J. P. FRENCH, Sheriff Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22nd day of June, 1918. PRICE OWENS, (Seal) j Notary Public, North Dakota. My commission expires Aug. 10, 1921. (Political Advertisement) _ Fe a . _ . : AOUUALOGOGEOUAUGUNUEGUDOGUOUEUSUSUONUOUOURUG QOUUGEQEQEOUQSEOUOOQGOCEOEGUOUOONOGUOSOEUUSEOCOCOUSUCAUOUEUOUEAEOUEUONGGENUSUGUOUOAONEGEOUOUOUOEUOUENUNUOUOUODENCAOOSUOUOUOGUOONNGNONE nw