The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1918, Page 3

BURNQUIS Contempt Held ‘Up Under Order of Prohibition from the Supreme Court JURISDICTION IS QUESTION St. Paul, Minn., July 13.—Shortly before contempt proceedings against Governor J. A. A. Burnquist and other state officials were to be called in dis- rwict court here today, the state -su- preme court halted them by a writ of prohibition. The supreme court hearing was set for Friday morning. Judge F, N. Dickson, of the Ramsey. county district court, recently ordered Governor Burnquist, Adjutant General W. F. Rhinow and‘Secretary H. W. Libby of the state safety commission, to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of court. Judge Dickson allowed a saloon in 7 Blooming Prairie to reopen recently, ’ otter it had ben. closed by, an ‘order of the state -safety commission. After the judge issued this order, the. saloon—and two others which re- opened on ‘the ‘strength of the court order—were again closed by ‘Minne- sota home guard forces, sent .to Blooming Prairie'by the governor, The state officials referred ‘to their acts a8 @ war measure. It is expected ‘that ‘the supreme court will decide whether the dis- ‘\urict ‘judge ‘exceeded: his jurisdiction. jovernor Burnquist, yesterday an- nounced that he would not appear in district court today, as ‘he ‘took the } position that the court had | exceeded Bi it’s authority. BUY W. 13 UNLUCKY? NOT. AS LIMIT CLUBSTARTER Five Menibers Added ‘to ;Thou- sand Dollar W. S: S. Or- ganization Today d CAMPAIGN ‘OPENS MONDAY There may ‘be times when 13 is an unlucky number, but the fact that the Bismarck Limit club attained its mem- bership of 13 on the 13th day of July, which is the seventh month, is re- garded as symbolic of success by L.’K. « Thompson and A. P. Lenhart, the Lim- it club committee of the Bismarck War Savings Stamps ;organization. J.‘P. French, 'P. C, Remington, Dr. W. M. ‘Roan, Frank ‘G, Grambs and George . Will-are the five Bismarck citizens added today to the Limit club, whose membership now is as follows: G. F. Dullam P. B. Webb E. A. Hughes “(L. A. Schipfer tJ. P. French ™M. W. Roan W. H. Webb, Jr H. H. Steele \ Joseph Breslow H. J. Duemeland P. C. Remington Frank G. Grambs George F. Will Thirteen members in the Bismarck ‘Limit club mean the sale in this one group of $13,000 worth of the $150,000 quota of Was Savings Stamps as- signed to Bismarck. The Limit club organization is mere- ly a preliminary to the general ‘drive which opens next ‘Monday, and during which everyone will be given an oppor- tunity to get in on the ground floor. There will be a division for everyone, from the $20 minimum te the $1,000 maximum. A-general committee meet- ing and luncheon ‘Monday: evening wil start off the big drive. “BUY W. S. 5. ‘CZECHO-SLOVAKS MUST HAVE HELP London Times ‘Urges: Immediate Assistance ‘for Allies \ London, July 13—Commenting on developments in Russia - where, «it says, events are moving with great rapidity, the Times contends ‘that the Czecho-Slovaks,' “Who have practical- “ly seized all Siberia must. be helped without delay.” “Manifestly Japan is in the best po- sition to send help quickly,” the Times adds, “But we trust that’ eventually all of the allies will participate in‘an enterprise so full-of promise.” avy w. ». NAVAL LAUNCH . SUNK BY HUNS’ SHORE BATTERY Washington, Tuly 13.— 13- ‘An’ “American naval launch, after aiding a French ‘destroyer in towing a disabled Ameri- can seaplane ‘to safety, was sunk. by. German shore batteries, losing two of her crew, ‘probably drowned and two taken prisoner by the enemy. \’ Seaman Charles:J. Tatulinski, Cleve- land, and John P. Vogt of New Or- leans, are missing. Three others in the boat swam for shore with life pre- *~ gervers and were ‘picked up unhurt on’ allied territory. BUY W. 8, &.——— U. ‘C. T. NOTICE A farewell party will be given Saturday evening in honor of our Senior ‘Coun- cillor and several other mem- bers who soon go to war. The regular meeting ‘will be held at 8:30, and dancing will begin at 9:30, All members and their ladies are invited. JOHN L. GEORGE, | Secretary. Senator Borah of Idaho Declares Stable Rule Must.’Be,Made Basis, for Last Peace in Land of Anarchy and Bolshevik- ism —Trotzky RepbFtS “Desertions | « July 13.—Military ‘as; the allies’ defeat at the battle of thé ‘Washington, well as political intervention in Rus- sia by the United States to bring about the ‘establishment of a stable} there is a tremenduous force in Rus- overthrow of} sia that is not in sympathy with the erman’ influences: was urged in the|German cause,” safid Senator Borah. by Senator Eorah of] ‘There is every reason to believe this, Idaho who declared that not until] especially as a. result of the activity that has ‘been accomplished could aj in Siberia in the last 10 days. There overnment and the senate today lasting peace be made, Speaking in connection with the cel- ebration of Bastile day, Senator Borah] any force that entered Kussia without | compared conditions in Russi# now] selfish purposes.” with those during the French revolu- tion. “Let us not criticise as the nations of Europe sat around and criticised! Speaking, at at the time of the French revolution,” said he, adding that Russia was en- titled ‘to the guidance of this'country and to the aid and confidence of a free-people. n Senator Borah pointed out that ‘Russia early in the war, by compell- Jing the central powers to maintain a force on’ the eastern front, prevented | serted to. "9 enemy.” MICHIGAN HUNS “BONE DRY” OR “WET” PROBLEM BEFORE SENATE Advocates and Opponents of Na- tional Prohibition: Have It Out in Congress WILL CONSULT PRESIDENT Washington, July 13—Advocates ang opponents in the senate of the propo- sal, for national war time prohibition negotiated today for an agreement to vote on the “bone dry” rider to the $11/000,000 emergency agricultural ap- propriation bill. The prohibition leaders suggested a formal agreement to vote August 20 on. condition that ‘they allow the bill to go over until after a summer vaca- tion recess or adjournment of con- gress. A counter proposal was that the bill go over and be given privi- ‘léged status for cantinuous consider- ation after the vacation until a vote is ‘reached. Congressional leaders plan to con- sult with President Wilson dn the prohibition question, particularly re- garding considerations of revenue loss to :the government and the effect on the new: revenue bill RUYW.S 5. HOUSE SUSTAINS WILSON'S -YETO Bill Referred to Agricultural Cémmittee to ‘Eliminate $2.40 Amendment Washington, July 13.—The house to- day sustained President Wilson's velo of the agricultural appropriation bill. Motion to pass the measure the veto was defeated 172 to 72. / The bill was referred back to the agricultural committee and the house planned to pass it without the wheat price fixing provision. BUY W. 8, => TWO NEW ACES French Aviators Have Ten Vic- tories Apiece to Credit Paris, July 13—The appearance of two new French aces, Second. Lieu- tenants Bourgade and Nogues, is an- nounced ‘by the newspapers. Each aviator has gained ten victories. The . thirty-eight aerial victory of Lieutenant Nungesser also is an- nounced. D) BUY W. 8. S——— Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. 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One evening, after. a busy day in surveying operations from a chain of observation posts, the emperor, chat- ting With his entourage, skope with glowing enthusiasm, says Rosner, of teh time when the forces now let loose on destruction would, again be placed | in the servige of: peaceful pur- suits, “He sketcher “far-reaching ad- vances in the technical’ domain, in physics, chemistry and scientific farm- ing. The emperor ‘forecasted that all ot Germany's need in nitrates would be cdvered by. extracting nitrate from the air. The emperor:desctibed “The Moscow, July 13.—via Amsterdam.— the all-Russian Soviet conference now in session here Leon Trotzky, the Bolsheviki minister of war and marine, declared that he had received. news from’ the front that un- ity among the Soviet troops had suf- fered as the result of an Anglo-French propaganda. Part of the Bolshevik force, the minister added, had ‘“de- BURN A SCHOOL IN RETALIATION |. Incendigrism Blamed, for Partial Destruction of : $170,000 Building Marinette, Wis., July 13—The new John N, Davis. high school of Menom- inee, Mich., built at a cost of $170,000 was partially destroped by *fire early today, due, it is believed, to incendiar- ism. The damage is estimated at $17,000 and is. all on ‘the interior. Chief Collins of ‘the fire department gives it 4s his opinion that the fire is the result of some crude German indignation over the burning of the German text books on the high school grounds recently. The district attor- ney has started an investigation. HUY We 8 NEW COKE COALS TO BE USED IN U. 8. PROCESSES ‘Washington, July 13—New proces- ses for,making coke are being sought by the government. 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