The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1918, Page 5

i ‘ MONDAY, JUEY 1, 1918, BISMARCK. DAILY TRIBUNE ters ‘in Bismarck ane the council | of defense Loyalty Week celebration. Beginning Wodnesday morning, the rooms will be open from 10 a. m. until 7 p.m: each. day under the auspices of the women’s.committee of the North Dakota Council of Defense. Mrs. C. L.-Young will have general charge as chairman of the Burleigh county women’s council; Mrs. F. R. Smyth‘ will direct the food demonstra. tions, being. chairman of the division of food ‘conservation of the Bureligh county committee, and Mrs. C. N. Kirk will conduct, the children’s depart- ment, as chairman of the, Burleigh count yehild “conservation committee of. the -women’s council. All women visitors to the Loyalty Week celebration: will be registered at the Haggart building. The rooms will be comfortably fitted up with easy chairs and other conveniences, and all) he CITY NEWS . Cc. T. U. The W..C. Ms U. will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. Mobley, 303 Thiid street. Miss Ward willbe leader. Meeting called at 3 o'clock. All members urged to be present. BUY Wo 8 Se BROTHERS ENLIST. - Hugh E. Caya and Aonton. Caya, brothers, left. last week for eastern training- camps, where they will serve in the-aviation and~machine gun di-| visions, respectively. Hugh Caya has a wife and.: family and was in the fourth class, but preferred enlisting to, waiting for a possible dratt call. HEADQUARTERS TO BE MAINTAINED IN HAGGART BLOCK) Every Woman Visiter During Loyalty Week Expected to Register : {not yet turned in LODGES URGED of Bismarck’s women guests. are in- vited to make use of them. Nurses will be in attendance to, care for the children, the Bismarck /hospltal sup- plying attendants for Wednesday and Thursday and St. Alexius hospital for Friday and Saturday. Barleigh county mothers who have the registration cards for their babies are asked to leave them-at the women’s headquar- térs. Saturday, Miss Julia O. New- ton, in charge of food conservation with the extension department of the North Dakota agricultural college, will he with the Burleigh county council all day, Saturday. The Bur- leigh county women’s council now leads the state in actual work ac- complished. The entire county is being covered, and during the last week 100 women at Brittin, Glenco and Stewartsdale were reached. The committee hopes to have the privilege of meeting every woman in Burleigh county at the council headquarters in the Haggart building during Loyalty Week. TO HELP MAKE 4TH PARADE Invitation Extended by Commit- tee to All Fraternal Or- ganization in City TO. BE GREAT PROCESSION DECORATED BY AMERICAN RED CROSS LILLIAN. Champion lady diver of the world. Decorated by American Red Cross with medal and made member of “World’s Life Saving Alliance for Women.” Miss Cooley has been pronounced a most physically perfect COOLEY specimen of womanhood by prominent artists. Miss Cooley is one of the star performers at the big water circus, a C. A. Wortham attraction in Bismarck for Loyalty Week celebration. FRAZIER POLLS! 10,000 BETTER THAN 16 YOTE tically Every County Car- ried by League OVER ‘13,000 TO THE GOOD Generally Complete Returns Give Nonpartisans Approxi- mately .50,000 Practically complete’ reports from evéty county in the staté, with official returns from more than 50 per cent of the counties, give Lynn J. ¥ 49,782 votes for governor, as compared with 39,046 votes which he polled two years ago. Steen’s total is shown to be 36,846, as compared with 35,944 cast for the opposition two years ago. Final returns are not expected to add more than 2,000’ to either total. A comparison of the primary vote for the two elections brings oyt many interesting facts. In practically every. county which the league carried two years ago, it is shown. tp be holding its own or to have gained strength. The league vote was heavier and the ovposition vote lighter by more than 300 in Cass County. In Grand Forks the'league gained and the opposition dropped almost 300. These are the two counties in which both the league and the opposition gained almost 600 votes over two years ago, and the re- sult is again very close. Logan coun- ty shows a complete reversal in form, giving the league a big majority which two years ago went to the opposition. McIntosh two years ago gave the op- Position 908 yotes to Frazier’s 113. In the late primary, partial reports give Frazicr 406 and Steen 175. Burleigh: “Mey week, 4 p. m. Carnival Week 4th of July Exhibit of Dresses, Suits, and Summer Apparel In Our Show Window by the LIVING MODEL and the ROSS .AUTOMATON : ee The He or It without a stnile—Daily , this —Come Down and Watcl Tiem Work— Lucas Dept. Store WE HAD A SWELL SCRAP, STAND UP, KNOCK DOWN AND CARRY OUT, SAYS WOUNDED BISMARCK GOPHER MAN to 5:29 p.m... , 4, BUY We 8. 8 Be _ + : one = 3 : inerea i S; * “We had''a’ swell scrap, s {the time of my life—“no prisoners ta- rae. Ges = ;county increased its league lead and; ° “We had’‘a swell scrap, stand up, u j See Miss McPake Off. A special invitation is extended by | SiO" all who intend Barticloalitie a FRE ‘Jeut down the anti total. Mercer coun-| knock dowt ‘and carry out,” writes| Ken.” «1 came down -here on one of } Scores of \friends of Miss Mary B ittse -¢.|{the parade are urged to notify E .B. > switch een 3 _| Uncle Sam's. wonderful. new. hospital Hy the parade committee for a _repre-| 7-7) D8" eae hat 7 ty switched around from a two-to-one Corp. Paul Marshall Jewell, a Bis Ni } MePake, “former superintendent of /sentation from all lodges, orders or| Klein at once. | Indications are tha vote for the opposition of a two-to-one| 0" : | Talns and am now-being waited on by ee aes nurses at St. Alextus hospital, assem | societies, to all business houses, trades | ‘eT Will be about eight bands in . = vote for Frazier. Pembina switched |™4"ck boy who wgs temporarily laid), ‘punch of honest-to-God story: book f ‘dled at ‘the Northern Pacific station |and professions, to take part in the | ‘he Lapis alate We. & STILL IN LEAD: from the league to its opponents, by (Out while giving Fritz his as‘a mem-| nurses, and in one of the most fashion- e Friday evening to see her off for a vis-| parade. It is especially requested that | 5 almost reversing its vote of two years| er of the Gopher “gunners, writing| able summer resorts of France, ° the it to her old home in Illinois. whence | 91) those who will take part in the , 7 ago. from France to his mother, Mrs. Mar-| second’Monado. Oh, its a great life. she will proceed to an eastern base | parade will notify Mr. E. B. Klein be- | Steen is shown to have carried| shall H. Jewell. Corporal Jewell's let-| fountain pen. one pipe and hospital to take up her new work as @/ fore noon on Tuesday, preceding the | Burke, Cass, Golden Valley, Grandjter follows: . ‘ My worldly :possessions are one U. S, army nurse. Miss McPake WaS| parade. Forks, Griggs, Pembina, Pierce, Ram- i : fountain pen, one pipe and one- pair 0 showered. srt many parting gifts by (Signed) E. G. Wanner, Chairman pS sey, Richland and Sioux, while the In Active Service with tnerAmicrican boots, all the rest of ay. state got " her friends: EF, B. Klein . remaining 43 went to the league can-| Expediti ces, nd ch. say. j i PUL WS: a dh a W. S.Casselman | Today’s Count Finds Contestants didate, ‘es ee 838: ead: Busse: ysl travel Ment for ine fest es he: es, . 3 itte 7 rate : inthe race between’ Macdona d war. : jo Conatoation, “sickly epoae yon feel Parade’ Committee.) i. <terdam, July 1—In the despond- in Miss: Liberty Race and Nielson, practically complete re-| Just a Iine to let you know that 1] trying to tell me the way ‘he’ sticks « out’ of sorts all over. Hollister’s “ane Fourth of July parade is going ent article on the presend food situa: | Stringing Out turns from ‘28 couttis give the in-|am feeling fine and thinking ot you: 1] Fritzies. -1 have a way all my oe: i Rocky Mountain Tea will. banish con-| 19 he all and more than the committee tion in Germany the socialist news: | mae umbent 31,1 is opponent 28,- “hope” to be out soon and back in} Now Mumsey don’t, worry about hy af ita late your bowels, parte ‘ofiginally announced. It is going to paper -Vorwaerts ‘of ‘Berlin? Kfankly 4+ on 54, It is pro and, that final'returns | the “big push in‘ about two weeks.} am getting along fine, ana" nevi Wowtls c be: patriotic toa hi a dégres, it will points out that the geveral | shortagg a Pouhis out of votes t:the-"3E Fill:show at least:40,000 semen votes |The “Boche” gave us a little surprise | swell: vacation=” Wet!, «must: Clos! fory tf +; hs e Pbisior rand ie Mt be the’ lee is undermining “hé’ mordle he’ peo Ltborire eaten Tase registered in this gpaeget t, in. which the | party the other evening. I got winged | this, time.. Love, ,.to Grandma .and- st and best ‘ever put on in the st a ple. Amang them, it declares, the | id een tthe head of the list, with! umber: of baltéts' ‘cast’ will” exceed’! ahd gassed, don’t worry Mother, I} Ralph ee gest ani de Will tart from the connec -auestion of “an early end to the tragi Ley lena tnereaben e las, |thatifor any other soffivesi}/ 7,» io: /:[don't seem to be much the worse for Lovingly your son, 9% t | ean street nnd Avene aot | World war has again sie ofurgent|her lead increased since the las:l""seoretary of State ‘Tom Hall, .will |it, Fritz started something he can't PAUL MARSHALL JEWELL, Adjutant General Angus Fraser was|of Fourth street and Avenue E at ances’ ,}qount was ublished. Miss Mary Slat- ri i hg inish. We had a swell scrap, stand Corp: Headquarters Co., 151st’ U.S. renominated for register of deeds in|1:45 sharp oy the afternoon of July| MPOPRC@ Yay sab Le tery is still a close second, and ‘Miss |" several thousdnd'! lea Oe te coms a carry GR bad’ cael Atiliney. (doakor-Gashensy Cass county in Wednesday’s primaries,| Fourth and will disband at the Audi- Myra Nelson also claims a place in hal Map Iond except, Golden Val! P, : i 1 : ‘ having 1,965 votes to 1,842 for his. op-}torium. No person, firm or organiza- the first division. In the Boy Scouts’ | 1-2 "ine home tallivich of Page, where| : 2 p bas Ponent. tion is barred from participating and contest, Cyril Grace is showing’ real the latter won by less yin 100. votes. ings, Mont., has just installed a local UY W. 8) 5. from the. entries so far received, the running aoility, leading the field with Thirty-one cauntibe ractically cota of 14 members which will be increas- j BO ADLLY CRUSHED. numbtr of marchers and the novelty a margin of almost 900 votes ‘over his tote ive Hall 32, ee and Page 14,- 4 y ‘«| edto '20 before the charter’is closed; + ae Altréd=Walk; ‘six-year-old son of} features have lead the committce to nearest competitor, Arnold “Van “Ha: aOR. iu in ran in ‘advance of his ticket Ed Peterson is president, James Ba- H + John: Walk. of: Wishck, while playing make maha oat Mi ee Ve gen is second, and Arthur Lucas takes | i, avery county; and his yote.is one of Ber scbretary. and on oko about am’ excavation for a ‘new. well, | Ine of March. : ee third place. : ‘ . lelegate. ie bricklayers and_plas- was caUENC: under a falling box and} ‘Thursday night representatives of 3 : The day's standings are as follows: jtheviinest tedtimontals eves eccarded 3 a terers have an organization with 90,- .. severely. crushed, The Young men was|several. organizations and business|Doesn’t Approve Measure In- Ladies. eae oe itee rune (bee tan dic reeae 000 members, 5,000 of whom are now brought: to the Bismarck hospital in| firms met. with the committee at the Josephine Cook . ope ee Bre lec in military. service. Indianapolis, is f an "tncoieclous condition, .and, while |Commercial club rooms and got down ary siattery . y ties, yet taie pnt Solera sae the international headquarters. he ‘is somewhat-improved, he is still|to business. It was decided to form Myra Nelson ., iss Ni “Broag br w, s. 8. : Ina vey ena! condition Aes crete te the Noch werd enon fatherine Hl same lend over Judge’ C40: FiMk for ;|PLEDGES ARE : m8. rqunds, with the forming lines ex- Morel Mead 5 | fending north on Fourth street and in- Washington: daly t= 15-+President w i | Alice Knott. 30g itstiee of the supreme Court-—In both |Death Comes to es to Roy McDonald NOW PAYABLE |tersections. All those who intend par- | son: today-vetoert'the tegislative, exec-| Cayie Hawk . yai | instances, both He ahs BAN Beal Be phe, Aft Illness of Oni is } : ee ut } fanaa “then | tlelpating must report at their form- | utive and at Peo ill Jennie Jones 162 ronparian banoaha the polis in in| a) on mi 4 TO t te ing places nof later than 1:00 o’clock|0n account of ‘a provisfon iféreasing | Wane Dirlam . 60 Be hal Days f d *"Bis- e car in.which neh riding turned On tha Fourth as Captain Warner de-|the hours of work for government| cont tn-in och November: aan | = aaree Uae ati cae se i he 7 turti on toe ae Bie reco eaein clargg the parade will start promptly | clerks from 7 to 8 hours per day. ,|Ella Young . League Anti| now are due. and payment should be i in'the Bismarck hospital, at 1:45 and those who lag will be left Ie bls :¥el0 oes is Ppreiden Rose Maasen Vote Vote} Scores of friends of Roy McDonald,| made to Arthur Bolster, treasurer, at i : Fee BG Were eee aL he eiarilng Place: ae following a ay singe at nua all onploy sre to ce lnnle Jager 1916 1916 | «3-year-old son or Br snd ts. oa fF. the First National bank. Burleigh for East. ine of march was decided on: ‘ ou . ‘ Eva Bond Mrazi Steci McDonald, were shocked this morning | county. was. assigned no quota in the M Leaves, te r-left Satur-| From the tiorth ward school house, | see that there was no change -in con-| Josephine Fitz ‘ 30 Frazier sey to learn of his death at the home of| last drive, because it had more than Mrs. Molleur, $7 Roseer,~lett Satu 2 : r, west | ditions unfavorable to laborers, he {Adams ...... 587 535 3 i : day evening on No. 2 for a trip east | foul on Tourn art AO eee ts ail feel justified in assenting to Boy ssceute: Barnes ...... 1701 1584 1180 his parents on Eighth street, after an] doubled its apportionment in the pre- She will be gone during July. to. Second; south to /,Main./east to Bee er la nlek thecUnited States | CYT Grace ....... + 3,918} Ronson 1034 illness of but three days. ‘ror the] ceding campaign. Burleigh coluntarily Cay BUY W. S. S.——— Seventh, north to Broadway, west to Ariold Van Hagen . » 2076 | Billings 243 lust year the deccased had been cn-| assewed itself $5,000, and the Bis- ’ ‘ , |Third, north to Thayer, west to Sixth, Arthur Lucas, Jr. + 1,116 | Rottineau 1386 Baged as deliveryman for Roy Logan.| marck committees before they could } and disperse at the Auditorium. Ceorge Russ . 271) Bowman 494 Three days ago one of his hands was| stop had raised $8,700. -It is these ae Yanks to Lead. John Russ . 256] Burke .... 620 slightly scratched, the wound became] payments that are now dye. Prompt v v Leading the parade will be a U.S. ltrederick M. Wanner 16 Burleigh 3 1105 infected, and blood-poisoning set in.| payment will facilitate bookkeeping i * WEAKENS soldier, mountel ane fie inten | x Genre Owens C 3 1348 in spite of everythings et ne relleve the Burleigh county chap- B z Ne Harry. Thompson 885 could do, the young mai er of the slight but unnecessary ex- | Pon Ht ie sett ainda ite Hine oak WHEN STORE Jerothe.oway . avai 688 worse until death relleved | him te pense incident to reminding delin- . ershing’s staff an jeut. of the Donald Rhorer 598 The funeral will be held at} quents. 3 Canadian forces, mounted, each carry- Rernard THompson . paae 32 ’ pro-cathedral Wednesday, ———suy w. 5, 3 —— New York, July 1,—After irregular |ing the: flag of their country. Then : Palmer Cloveland Eddy 616 287 273{and interment will be made at St. EXPERIENCED CORSETIER opening, the stock market today stead-| will come mounted police, state, city Tyler Kludt ..... Emmon: 576 425 371| Mary's cemetcry. More definite an-| 1 am now prepared to do all kinds \ ied for a time, but: reacted again af-|and county officials. There. will be a ———svY W. 5. s§— Foster ‘ 447. 305 252! nouncements will be made later. of Corset repairing ,altering, broken { ve the first hour. The weakness, of dictions of iraternal’. sorgantnations, Sal . A ; Golden y 403 461 540 490; Roy McDonakl was born in tints: clasps repliced. orders taken for init ates steel which extended | afoot, riding and on floats. Joan o! o » 1165 982 1996 1642|sota 19 years ago, coming to Bis-| corsets made to your individual meas- its loss to 2 points’ affected’ all other | Arc 'will ride astride a big white horse; __ Steno. a alvation rmy 8 Grand Forks: te 497 |marck as a youngster with his par-| urements. Mrs. A. E. Peterson, Phone Y 2 active industrials, equipments and the|and Miss: Columbia, Uncle Sam and! Sioux City. lowa, July 1,—Thirty- oo . 3 $3 508 979 10 {ents. Here he went through the -par-| 529X, Residence 515 Fifth street. war division as a Whole. Coppers of-|“Johnny Bull” will be - represented. | nine persons are known ‘o have been Special Meetings Griese : ea 335 408 703 ochial and public schools, always pop 6 29:76 fered some resistance but finally suc-| There will be several floats of a pa-|killel and several injured when the |Hottinger . Paes pares 937|ular with his class-mates, and, about cumbed with motors, oils, shippings,|triotic and educational nature, in-| building of the Ruff Drug Co. at For Loyalty Week Kidder .. § an BT er eae AeGtc he: lel RekeeL teciake va oy leathers and tobavcos, those issues re-|cluding Bettsy Ross, making the first] ourth and Douglas streets collapsed LaMoure 5 179 469/ man's part in the world. During his HUMPH 9 cording ‘recessions of 1! to 4 points.| American flag, one representing the| Saturday afternoon. Seven persons; | : Logan ie : 808 661 | Connection with Logan’s he had made IREYS' Aside from @ ore point.loss in. Read-| Allies, food conservation and many |are still reported missing. All the ia-y The Salvation Army wishes to an- | McHenry 3 173 908| scores of friends among the patrons ing, rails were dull and little changed. | other subjects. The hospitals will be| jured are said to be recovering. nounce that special meetings. will -be| McIntosh A0G: ede 116 $96 | of the store, and his untimely demise WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT — ‘Liberty & * 2's sold at 99.52 to 99.62, | represented with effective floats and| An official investigation of the-dis-; conducted in their hall’ at 112 Main | McKenzie 3 §14| will be generally mourned “first 4°8 at 94.20 to-94,28, second 4’s a?|many of the merchants have signified | aster will be started today. fama will be ost to furnish cele aad Mercer" d an ‘There survive the parents, Angis I". (COMPOUND) 2 4's at 96.20 to|to enter fancy floats. There will be aj Soe Wi Sire : t E 4 4 i hi fe TRE oaeran ee /big war tank and armoured automo-| NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS. | there will, also be good singing and | Morton i 1S eealac cad eet end two aisters,| FO" Piles or Hemorrhoids, Opening with an irregular tone, to-biles. The Labor Unions will also| Bids are requested for furnishing speaking. Mountzail.: €48 | Margaret and Mary. Everett McDou | EXternal or Internal, Blind or w day's stock market soon dévelopea | have a division. Women’s Home guard | 29 tons more or less of best lump| Meetings commencing at 8: 15 in the Nelbon og 147| ald had becn especially inducted into Bleeding, Itching or Burning. a heavy trend, due,to recessions of 1/ organizations and men home guards | lignite coal (subject to state analysis) evening will be held Tuesday, Wednes- | Oliver : 656 | military service for training at the|One application brings relief. to 1 1-2 points in some of the leaders} from many sections will be in line, as/delivered to the several city public: day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Pembina 426] University of North Dakota, and he t all @i vii : nd speculative issues. United States | will the Camp Fire Girls, Daughters of | schools during 1918-1919. - Coal bins to In addition to this patriotic prayer Pierce : 988 | was to have left for Grand Forks this © at ruggists steel, vCructbl steel, Baldwin locomo-| Isabella. The: Red Cross and Boy| ve filled immediately to capacity, and meetings will be conducted. Tuesday, Ramsey . 592 morning. Adjutant General Fraser has : , _ balance to be delivered as required.! wednesday, and Friday afternoons ai,Ransom . ose te 3 = Sead Free Sample of Oiatmeat to tives, General motors and Mexican pe-| Scouts will each have a division and 372| granted a leave of 24 hours, and it is troleum were under special prvaetre: the G. A. R., Womens’ Relief Corts Bills to. Ue opened ee mecting or 230 pave ace astue aia Konches Reaville: tang Hee TLE ays ay te outa: braced metals, to-| Ladies Auxiliary, tern Star, will| board Tucsday July 9 ai i, 286 i sy i % e Kean g glee ei the inactive spe- | be represented. *klein's Charlie Chap-| high school building. of Europe and it is befitting that we |Rolette .. ie onto pets theayonne pedir ae falties. Gains of 1 to 1 1-2 points|lin section will create much merri-| By order of board of education. | should spare some of our time from | Sargent . boi | nosda. wornine ‘< SLL LT i! i i beet, sugar, Brooklyn transit and|ment and the C. A. Wortham shows R. PENWARDEN pleasure seeking to pray Almighty | Sheridan Seat a rteecnte : National’ Toad ‘served as a partial‘off-| will have a representation, lead with a ets Clerk. God for Hin mercy. sae er on ae gious oe 336 ph tenes are CCS hi . The , Wortham i- 5. 689. se who 3 ry ° “ set., Liberty bonds were steady. ee ene wituctn, boca wih Siw our battres.” said Fnsign Marshall, in) Stark 118s Bricklayers in eta Sacer ee Fees eine Commons 2. i announcing the series. : if ‘ (Ceriow = seek Mieinn. will bein ehiarée of “Visitors in town. will be given a Stutsman ion Local Branch of ‘ LICKIN’ THRIET an assistant ‘marshal, to be named very cordial welcome to all of these | Towner 391 International U: K ! PS, HELPS later and acch division will be notified meetings. , Everyone planto come,” | 0a 303 = . : " where to form and assigned a place z eieAL RB y 1432] A local of the Brickyayers’, ‘Masons’! g@oK tne Taare pe in line,“ W. S. Casselman has been MMARY'S. A eee F [werd t 672 | And Plasterers International Union 0] gpeep, Dee, en atment of Horses, er ‘ oS rib-racki ree, at -| Williams . c é ree = Hump! awe lom rete , < Ce ee re Rin atcitentet ia aren the igsacking Tully farce, at the Aud America 1s the newest sddition te ie: free: s:Hi Hi ie: Ve ps jin turn name his assistants. In order ‘acking F marck’s fast growing list of labor oF-| grinary Medicines, 156 William St., N.Y. A ‘that there be no last moment confu- itorium tonight. “Total . 5944 ganizations, Jack McGinnis of Bill- a | | | THE STORE WITH |: | OVER. 1,000... GARMENTS Johnson’s Popular Priced Store | Visit Our 5 Day Carnival Sale OVER 1,000 | THE STORE. WITH. GARMENTS | |