The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 3

“a FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918. BaseBallTonight WING VERSUS CAPITOL - Game Called at 7 STATE HOUSE GROUNDS | Wing has, one of the best teams on the Slope. The Capitol aggregation will be strengthened with Carl Dorfler of Mandan in the"box and Peacock on the, receiving end. All proceeds go to the Red_ Cross. Come’ out; see a good game, and help a f good. cause. i] nono qoritevessncatosvdcvngartcncninccatacacty Brown & Geiermann Quality Groceries at\ Prices That Talk — SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY—— We guarantee these coffees to be as good as any 30c and 35c grades on the market. E. C. and Quaker Corn Flakes, special, 3 boxes for. . .25¢ Home Brand-Pure Jam, all-flavors, 5 Ib. pail...... $1.15 Home Brand Pure Honey, put up in 5 lb. pails...... $1.50 = TRY OUR BULK COFFEE = Luscious Brand Coffee, per Ib..........-...+.0004 30¢ 2 Compare Brand Coffee; per Ib... ce. c eee eee 25c = FRESH VEGETABLES Beets . Carrots Turnips Lettuce Tomatoes Cucumbers Green Onions Pure, High Test, Sweet Cream Take part of your'charige in Thrift Stamps’ +1! x Peas dbo ezyeeeucrecenveeeereveunnenntiy 2 ATAL Home of Quality Grodéties ane Meats f° 310'MAIN STREET PHONE 60 TPOCRERROE We as one of the heavy, taxpayers of the city: of Bismarck, wish to thank the ‘Offigers and Members of the Bismarck Home Guard’ for the very efficient service rendered’ as Special Policemen: and on the Traffic Squad. That they carried out ‘their duties'in the most effi- cient manner at all times, extending the courtesies of gen- tlemen was evidenced by the orderly conduct of the masses of visitors: and fun-makers and the lack of congestion on the streets while handling traffic never before seen on the streets of this city. i This service is of inestimable value from every point of view and was furnished gratis, which indicates the sterling qualities of this. organization. While the Home Guard handled the vast crowds with .the minimum of trouble and confusion, the Elks Auxiliary to the’ police force with a judge who finds all defendants guilty, delighted in making the maximum trouble and con- fusion on the least provocation, but did demonstrate their ability to bring home the bacon in the form of Hard Cash. THESE BOYYS:WILL NO DOUBT GO OVER THE TOP. (I would like to be with the Judge when he does). Now that you all have your Thrift Stamp Book, allow us the pleasure of selling the stamps to complete it. ——OTHER SPECIALS—— Fancy Cantaloupes at Fancy Watermelons on ice, per Ib Fancy Chickens, cheaper than Beef Steak at per Ib. .30c A full line of Fresh and Smoked. Sausage, and all of the fruit and vegetables the market affords. Place Your Orders: Early CARDINAL DEAD Rome, July 5.—Cardinal Sebastian Martinelli, prefect of the sacred con- gregation dt rites and former papal delegate to the United States is dead. Cardinal Martinelli was the second | apostotic delegate to States, serving from. 1896 to 1902, when he returned-to Rome. He was born in San Anna, Italy, August 20, 1848 and was created and proclaimed pCardinal on Aprtl 15, 1991, during his Bisniarck’s’ Fastest Growing Store Wy 2 2 2 2 the United’ tS CHILKOOT idea. ounannal TM CHILKOOT here, > prices: from: $16.60 ta $54.50. service in the United States. From 1907 to 1909 he was chamberlain’ of the sacred college. Cardinal Martin- elli, was ninth on. the list of. cardinal priests in order of order of precedence. SUIT AGAINST BURNQUIST FOR CLOSING § SALOON St. Paul, Minn, July. Julys°5.—It was learned here this afternoon that sa- loon keépers at Blooming Prairie, Minn., whose places of business: wére closed recently by an order from Gov- vernor Burnquist, have retained at- torneys to attempt to tbring contempt proceedings against the governor. Governor Burnquist directed home guard soldiers to close three saloons after their proprietors had reopened on the strength of a district court injunction, temporarily restraining th> state safety commission from closing the places. Governor: Burnquist sent soldiers to llooming Prairie a few hours: after the injuriction was issued, with orders to close the saloons again, because of “military ‘necessity.” \ ‘The “saloons weer originally closed because, it was state Safety commfssion. <BUY.W, S.8.——— 'MINJEAPOLIS WHEAT. Minneapolis, Minn., July 5.—Wheat receipts today were 194 cars, com- pared with 121 cars a year ago. Corn—No. 3 yellow 155@165. vats—No, 3 white 74@75. Flax 415@418 } alleg4d' suey violated ‘an order of the}; The Appearance of ‘the Most Carefully Arranged Kitchen Is ”. Improved by a Chilkoot Fubenie Phink of a giant, Thermos bottle’ for a food preserver, and a porcelain bathtub for a sanitary interior, and you catch the Don’t\ make’ any decision on a refrigerator until you see a Different) styles and ice ‘capacities from 50° to 150 pounds at Lomas Hd’w HUUUADUUOUOEUANGUDOUUUOUCUDGUSLOURODUULONOOOUUOOLOUOGONGOOOOOONUACORROROUANULEODOuoRONoORbONoOOuONaONN BISNBCE DAILY TRIBUNE . Co. WHEAT PRICES a DEADLOCKS LEGISLATION ‘Flaxseed prices were advanced with rush again today on urgent bidding by crushers and short covering, Fresh rej fa ports. of failure of the seed to germ- inate owing to dry weather over west- ern North Dakota and Montana was a ctor. Winnipeg also sent down July flax closed 15 cents up; Sep- tember 14 cents: up; October 12 1-2 cents up and November 17 cents up. ley ri Or De Oats closed 1 1-8 cents up,and bar- y unchanged, Duluth closing: Linseed on track 418@419; to ar- ve 418; July bid; September 422 bid; tober 416 ‘bid; November 408 bid; ecember’ 406, bi Oats on track 76 3-8 to 79 3-8, Barley on track 90 to 110. BUY Ww, ss ——— Tribune\'Want' Ads Bring Resiilts. av STOCKS» We buy stocks and bonids for cash. will sell you any may desire on‘our; Reports .on co: We ‘k with a market value you ty-monthly-payment plan. anies furnished FREE. 1” mailed upon request. SUPREME COURT “FREES TOWNLEY St. Paul, Minn., July 5.—The Min- nesota supreme court held today that A. & Townley, presidept of the non partisan league and Joseph Gilbert, league organizer, did not violate any’ state law by circulating certain liter- ature which referred to the war. The men were indicted in Martin county 3 chargé of atempting to discour- nlistments. ie supreme court, reefrring to ‘irculation of Non-Partisan league utions, said: ‘These resclutions takea as a whole ppear to 22 nothing’ mere serious na somewhat flambeyani platform upon which a certain class of vitizens 3° solicited to join an organization whese avowed purpose is the amelivr- ation of a.ieged evils of present eccn- omic conditions. The pirsuit of this o»iect does not violate the statute in question, \t is perhaps not out of place to say that the regolutious have not yet attracted the attention of the federal authorities.” After Townley and Gilbert were in- dicted in Martin county, ihey filed de -murrers alleged that the facts in the Hcase could not constitute a violation of any state law. The demurrer wap overruled by the Martin county. dis- trict court and the question was certi- fied to the state supreme court. Justice J. H. Quinn wrote the opin- ion which today reverded the order of the lower court. BASEBALL AT | ae PARK | Real Contest. Promts Promised Between State House and Wing Agegregations Real baseball: is promised for the capitol athletic park at 7. this even- ing when Wing, one of the strongest amateur aggregations on the Slope, and the state house team. clash in a battle which is certain to be fest and furious. The capitol bunch has'been strength- ened with the addition of Carl Dorfler, Mandan’s strong-arm twirler;who-will be on the mound this evening, with (Peacack, of last year’s regulars, on the receiving end. The game will be called at 7 sharp; all proceeds will go to the}! Red Cross, and .Chairma Win Mitch ell is expecting a big crowd. Wednesday evening the Independ- ents downed the Waldron nine 8 to 5, and Thursday afternoon the State House circled the bases for thrée moré scores than snider's men‘ were able to corral. day, between the Grove and. State’ House teams, was postponed until 7 o'clock Saturday evening. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. i?Wedeal exclusively * in meats and are-in a position to give you the best cuts in, -BEEF VEAL MUTTON PORK All Kinds of Smoked Meats Home Made Sausage PALACE, HOTEL | BUILDING For Rent Within 1-2 block, ofN. P. Depot. 36 Modem Rooms Apply to Geo. Gussner Value up to $6.75, Saturday Sale $4.98. PUTT) TMM “COLD CLEAN OUR REr and comfort that you that can easily be kept. clean and fresh. “It is only a refrigerator with a perfect circulation of dry air ~and ill. smelling. We give our guarantee with every re- More cold with less ice frigerator we sell. is what we claim. We Will Give 10 Per Cent Discount on All Refrigerators Sold This Month French & Welch Hardware COT sevaseeccuunneenccuaczguuencanvocaceneouccceenccusgnecgccsnsocneceuangucaannncesinth “HEALTH — COMFORT — ECONOMY in Buying HERRICK Refrigerators It is absolutely essential to your health: of The second game for Thurs-|' Corrente Alea: at Bismarck, it) the State of North: Di 4 si po ' RESOULOES!, Loans and discounts ,... verdad) unsecured U. 8, Bonds (other than but Including U.S, edness: ¢ U..8, Bonds jdeposited ta secure, “chee if (par value) ., 8. Bonde and ceftificates of indebted ‘pledged to secure U. S. deposits (par value) U. 8, bonds and certificates of indebtedness pledged” to secure: péstal’ shying evans "(DAT “VAlUG):) . cnncedscenpenendess igo Bo bie Liberty. | Loan Bonds: fans Liberty Loan Bonds, 3% per cent and 4 per . Bee, Cont, unpledged, .........cecccesseeeeeeee 4 Pagmenta scrally made on, Liberty 4% ip i i cent bonds. (Third Liberty Loan) . 22,750.00. 48,600.00: Bonds, securities, etc. (other than U. 8): , ten i Bonds other then U. 8. bonds pledged to EN cure postal savings deposits ....3.5..... 5,000.00 Securities: other than U. 8. bonds (aot cluding stocks), owned unpledged 67,870.88 Total bonds, securities, etc., other than ‘ 2,870.8 Stock Pe Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent Oe a of subscription) Value of. banking house Furniture and fixtures .... Real estate Owned other jhan banking hor Lawful reserve with Federal ‘Res rve Bank ‘. Can in vault, and net ft ae tional banks’ . Net atiount due iit trust companies, : items..13, 14 and 15 ........ 92,480.30 Exchanges for clearing house .,.. 5,032.89" | "=Total of items 14, 15, 16, 1% and 18°..." $ 327,080.27 os Checks on banks located outeide of city or town of reporting bank and other cash‘ itenis .... a 94,707.66: Redemption fund with U. 8. treasurer pad due G Sas from U, .S...‘Treasurer 4 9,750.00 War Sayings Certificates ech actually owned .. av 748.15 Total} . # # 2,400,188.28 LIABILITIES Salta atte paid: in $00,000. 00 Dndiviaed ity 78,868.03" Savoy a Less -currénit’ expen: 62,862.66 16,006.37 Circulating notes outstanding i * inses 00 Net amounts due to National’ banks: .., we 38,720. 45 Net’ amounts due to banks, bankers and tr companies 240,067. Fy) vF 278,777.73" na dey of items 32 and 33 Demand sits (other than baa! subj ject to, to. reserve (deposits payable with: 30 pane Individual depogjts subject to check Certificates of deposit due in less days (other than for money: bortpwed) Certified. checks ..... Dividerids unpaid’. iS Total demand weet (dther than bank posits (subject to reserve! vce: F488, 219: 1 Tne Paes subject to reserve’ ai le after 30 days, oF subject to 30 déeye:or more ‘no-: itlce; -c:.d..postal: savings: ° ; Certificates of de| ey borrowed)’. :. Postal ,Savings: de; Total of time deposits subject j Dalek, Sates Deposits: (other than postal: sav- ngs other United States deposits, Including de- bares of U. S. disbursing. officers County of Burl I, ‘Frank E. Shepard, cas Tot et swear tHat- the above’ statement ti true: belief. : Bx ’ Subscribed and sworn’ to Wefore me.tl aw. 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