The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1918, Page 7

a i 1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1918. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNB FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By. Blosser THE WISE BIRD GETS THE: HONEY SQUIRREL FOOD , By Ahern DOESN’T KNOW IT, BUT HE’S IN LUCK UP TO HIS NECK VEAM=TH HONEY A \S IN THAT HOLE. ~~ + " : ‘, pei y Nj GOSH,.ALL VA HARTA )™ “UR sees ia ‘FDO IS REACH IN an REALLY BELIEVE THOSE GOOD LWCK DOLLS. YOU'RE WEARIN’ | HAVE TH’ POWER “fo WARD OFF BAD LUCK @ eS - THATS IT STIR: ER. WAND ‘ROUND. Wl 6g Fan Dn aan a WA ; Sif, LOOKS LIKE \1S GONNA BLOW \ INTO BERLIN - “THESE GOOD LUCK DOLLS ARE ONLY A POPULAR FANCY- SUPERSTITION FINDS ME A CYNICAL STUDENT, AS TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Terms Strictly Cash—No Copy Without Remittance attached will be inserted. First insertion, 35 cents: additional insertions without change of copy, 15 cents. Adver- tisements containing more than 25 words will be, charged ‘at the rate of two cents a word for each additional word. HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED AT” ONCE—Good exper-4 ienced pastry baker at The Home , Bakery, 214 6th street. A ses ean sino reo OT BE WANTED—A man and strong boy at Capital City Bottling Works. : 9.30.1 wk ‘ : 1 the city of Bismarck. in the county 7 Hy Ke Burleigh and state of North Dakota, iW Sanco taidancn deceased, to the creditors of, and all! |petsons having claims against, said | dec im | ecessary vouchers, within six montis | fter. the first publication of t i tice 10 said executrix at the o ; Newton, Dullam & Young in the of Bismarck, in said county of leigh, state of North Dakota. vated September 24, 1918. RUTH EL ath, | Executrix. | more than a year has bee Filled up With Girls Vashburn, N. D., Oct. h—Washburn are invading new fields made | vacant by the war against the Hun. | Their latest effort. to do a man’s jo) ‘is joining the town band. which for constantly | FOR SALE OR RENT— HOUSES AND. FLATS FOR RENT—Warm, comfortable, mod- ern rooms. Save coal bills and la- bor. Also, four room cottage two blocks from post office. Enquire «622 Third street. 9 30 6t COAL MINERS) WANTED — At Haynes, North Dakota. 15 foot vein, dry mine,, full power equipment; own railroad connecting with C. M. & St.'P. No better working or liv- ing conditons anywhere. Miners making ‘big money, tonnage basis. Need more shovelers and tipple men. Apply Superintendent, Haynes Co~ Operative Coal Mining Co. 9 27 2 wks' HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Experienced girl or, wom-| an for general housework. Highest wages. Permanent position. Address P. O. Box 568. 10 1 10t WANTED—Girl or middle aged wom- an for general housework. $40 a month with board and room. Dohn’s «Meat Market. 9 380 tt / WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Mrs. C. E. Stackhouse. Phons 094, 9 25 tf WORK WANTED OFFICE MAN AND SALESMAN with evenings to spare for extra work desires to make use of such time to good advantage. Correspondence , strictly confidential, work to be lo- cated in city, of Bismarck: Ad- __dress 66 Tribune. 10 1 3t ‘WANTED—Work by. the hour or day, washing, ironing, cleaning or other work by reliable woman. Phone 512K. 10 1 2t LANDS é FOR SAI me-half section improv- ed farm near Bismarck or will trade for income city property. For prices and terms write 633 Tribune. 9 28 1. wk | AUTOMOBILES, WIN thisWAR ‘| your. ~ VE. T. BURKE Block - Bismarck, N. D Tribune e Phome 753 |FOR RENT—Frour room house fur- nished or. unfurnished’ 701 8th st. 9 30 3t electric lights and water. 807 So. 7th street. Phone Inquire ie, Oh eG FOR RENT—Five “room cottage. 404 Avenue EL. Rent $16. a ae Be eS __10 1 2t FOR RENT—Partly modern 4 room house at 515 9th street. Call at J, P. Hoagland office, 606 Main street. 9 28 3) FOR RENT—An 8 room modern house, on 9th street. Phone 477L. _9 87 3t FOR REMT—New cottage, all modern, ready after September ist. Apply to Finch Lumber Co. Phone 17. v8 28 tf FOR SALE—six room modern bung- alow. 917 6th street. Phone 374 K. \ © 23 tt FOR RENT—Small house convenient ly located. Apply C. L. Burton. d 726 tt FOR RENT—Seven room bungalow at 922 7th'street. Write to Mrs. S. F. Swayzie, Garrison, N. D. 9 27 6t HOUSE FOR RENT — for -winter nionths. _ All modern and furnished Write 628 Tribune.) 9 28 Bt FOR T—Two modern houses. Al- go furnished rooms for light house | keeping ‘or otherwise if desired. Phone 404K or. call 801 4th street, Or inquire of Geo. W. Little, Second =|FORD GAR “for 7 20 tf Hand store. ~ R sale, Complete, used very little. Good tires and car’ in first class condi- tion. Address lock box 14, Bismarck. iN. D. Phone 459 R. "POSITIONS WANTED POSITION WANTED—By young man bookkeeper and accountant. Has spare} hours during evenings. Reply 634 care Tribute. “me 19 30 18t POSITION WANTED—By experienced stenographer, Answer 635, care Tribune. 9 30 3t WAN TED—Employment for the win- ter or by the year around.” State wages and employment in first let- ter. Will give references if required. write 632 Tribune. 9 261 wk —— = MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Sideboard, kitchen table |~ and chairs. 417, 10th street. 30 3t_ WANTED—A good place for boy to work. for room and board while go- ding to school. ‘ Write to J. Simmer, Hazelton, N. D. * 930-1 wk. SUITS PRESSED while you wait. All ’work done by. steam presses. Prices 50 cents. Phone 58 Eagle <Hat Works and Tailor Shop. 9 25 1 mo TO EXCHANGE—N. W. 1-4 and BH 1-2 of N. W. 1-4 of section 15, R 54, T. 127. 4 miles north of Lake City, S. Dak., on Soo Line. ~70 acres broke; balance good prairie..$30.00 per acre for’ implements, machinery. horses and cattle. Box 406, Avon, S. Dak. 9 27 10t PoE ERLE ER GR BG TRaeh AME held FOR SALE—Cheap, hotel in‘ small town,.doing good. business..or. will trade for good light six runabout, or FOR RENT-—Two houses, both with| 1916, model. | 9 27 ot! | O touring car. Address 624 Tribune 9 17 2 wks ROOMS FOR RENT : FOR RENT—Honusekeeping furnished or unfurnished. tt from postoffice, Rosser. Phone 883L. FOR RENT—Modern rooms. stret. Phone 171. 1s. Modern. J. O. Varney, LUST AND FOUND 9 30 1 wk} fodern room two blocks | Also garage. . 9941 wk. ished hous Phone 773. 408 2nd street. ewton Dullam & Young, drained. Ten of the plavers altogether Bismarck, N. D. | Base been called to the colors and | attorneys tor Executrix. most of their places have been filled Tooms, | 9—28 1 1 by the older players and the growing 418 Ist! BUY Sow generation. PROPOSALS: | But it seemed that. the supply of The board 208 | School istrict No. 31 of Burleigh |ecounty, N. D., will receive sealed pro- 9 28 bt | Posals, until 8 o'clock p. m., October cae! i 16, 1918, for erecting a two one-class 415 4th! yoom frame or-tile building within | the said school district, in accordance} drum. Miss Forbes and Mis ; With plans and specifications by A.| bard are, teachers. keeping | Van Horn, architect. | ‘The Washburn band has been recog- Mrs.’ Separate proposals will be received; nized as one of the hest town bands ‘on the heating system. \in North Dakota and the three young 924 1wk! The right is reserved to reject any;women are expected to bring new | or all bids. | Jaurels to its nam Plans are on file with County Super; BUY W. 5. when three girl fered their services. s——— LOST—Gold pin wi Bi Finder return to Tribune. tween Hughes Bakery and S' street. intendent of schools, A. Van Horn and |-—— | P. J. Heltenberg all of Bismarck. N.D.! S ‘A certified check ‘for $100 must ac} The 9 26 3t.| company h proposa maining in water used in v Separate Fat From Water. fat re- Li | recovery of valuable STRAYED OR evening 6:30: 1 female mark dark brown and white spots, | scar on left side. Reward if to Theoddre Smith, 600 12th street, Bismarck, N. D. —— ————OOee |. NOTICE TO CREDITO In the matter of the estate man L, Hill, deceased. ‘Notice is hereby given by the under- signed Ruth E. Hill, executri last. will of Sherman L DOINGS OF THE DUFFS S \S Re \ q ARE You WRITING | WILBUR A LETTER ALREADY ? STOLPN—Tuesday | Hill, late of | myself."—Kieisas City Journal, Dated at Bismarck, N. D., Sept. 14,) Wool is now being accomplished by means of a new machine resembling pointer, | 4 * py P. J. Heltenberg, Clerk, jn cream separator, says Popular Me- returned | Hector Mereals tai ident. | chamics Magazine. In the past vari- i Bismarck. X/D; ous adtempts to do this have not 9 26 tf 9 16; paar tisfact Phe Wash vate | Therese yeaa ; proven satisfactory. he wash water |runs directly into a bowl making 6- Why Breakfast Was Bum. | Bre ney “What are you so grouchy about?” ee ieee bea and the fat “Had a bum breakfast this morning.” | Separated, 2 aa instantly. “I know. These pesky cooks—? “It | «Phe Romance of Tarzan” at the ix of the Was worse than that. Had to get it | Bismarck Theatre Wednesday and BY ALLMAN WELL CERTA'NLY , MiSs HIM AROUND Home HERE RS. | of Sher- WILBUR LEAVES FOR THE ‘TRAINING CAMP No, I'M WRITING lo THE COMMANDE “OF HIS TRAIWING CAMP - | ased, to exhibit them with the | Prominent Organization Being | NOT T0 G0 ON directors of Hay Creek! musical material had been exhausted! Helen Hubbard and Miss Lydia Wack- er, who are experts with the clarinet, and Miss Helen Forbes. who plays the} Hub: —_—- 'in his franchise. The ‘franchise grant- NONPARTISANS ——-ASG.0.P. MEN Leighton in Throwing Con- NOT DECIDED ON MERITS) Action Dismissed on Demurrer of Defendants—Appeal Filed too Late ‘ Anthony Walton, president of the) North Dakota Equity society, and fel- low Nonpartisans of Ward county will) not go onthe ballot for the November elections as ~ republican candi-! dates. The supreme court this after-| noon handed down an opinion sustain- ing Judge Leighton ef the Ward coun- ty district court, who dismissed the action contest brought by Walton and three other league candidates for the legislature on a demurrer by the de- fendants who contended that the con- test proceedings had been filed two! days too late. | The defense held in its demurrer that the statute requiring that notice of contest be filed within ten days op- erated from the date upon which the party affected certified its return. This date, contended the defendants, July 8, while the affidavit of con- Suprme Court Upholds Judge! i | | test Out ; Commission court, proceeded some time ago to cir- culate individual nominating petitons, and each procured a’ sufficient num- ber of. signatures to place himself on the November ballot as an independ- ent capdidate endorsed by the league. BUY W. S 5- PLOYHAR MUST - - SHOW BISMARCK “Calls” Gas Com- pany on Proposed Advance in Rates | Senator Frank E. Ployhar of Valley City, president of the Bismarck Gas Co., must “show” the Bismarck city commission before he can advance a |rates fifty cents per thousand fee, excess of the gross maximum allowed jed Mr. Ployhar about three years ago permits a charge of $1.85 per thou- sand feet, with a discount for the prompt payment of bills. Mr. Ployhar }recently served notice on his custom- ers that because of the great advance in the cost of labor and materials which has resulted from the war, he has been Josing money at this rate, and he advised of his intention to ad- vance the charge tor gas fifty cents per thousand feet beginning October 1. City Commissioner Best brought matter up at the weekly commis- sion meeting last evening and intro- duced a resolution providing that the city of Bismarck shall compel the Bis- marck Gac Co., to sell gas in conform- ity with the terms of its franchise. All of the commissioners present— President Lucas and Thompson and oted aye, and matters between nd the gas company now call {for a show down. test wa not filed until July 19, or one day too late. The appellants and yeti-! tioners argued that the canvassi board as a whole did not complete i and that the af-/ t of contest was filed wthin the} tired ten da ‘The majority opinion of the supreme} is i ing in that it cons ders | icial canvass of the board as the final act of nomination of the! party filing the certificate. In other} words, the present county canvassing | board is the nominating convention, | |and the supreme court holds, when | j the canvassing board files its certif-| cate, nominations are closed. Then{ any contest which may be filed must} be originated within ten days from the date upon which the votes of the party concerned are canvassed and the official returns certified., It would not matter in a contest affecting re-| publican nominees that the canvassing | board had not certified the results as regards democratic denominatons un- til two days later, rules the court. Judge Grace in a dissenting opinion holds to the contrary, contending that the nominations of no party are closed until the vote of all parties has been | canvassed and the returns duly certi-| fied. The plaintiffs and appellants in this action were Anthony Walton, league floor leader in the last assembly; J. E. Erb and Bert Solberg, unsuccess- ful league candidates for the repub- lican nomination for members, of the. house ‘of representatives from Ward county. The defendants were Ben Olson, Guy Humphries, O. J. Cleven and George Reishus, the successful in- dependent candidates for the repub- lican legislative nominations. The real merits of the contest, which lay in a claim-that registration is obligatory under the primary election systea: and that 1,000 Minot voters had failed to register, but swore in their votes on primary election day, and that their votes should not be counter, was not ruled upon in either court. Walton. who ‘had the highest vote} among the league candidates, was but 74 behind his ‘successful independent} opponent. The claim was made by; the petitioners that had the election boards, as required by law, refused to accept the 1,000 votes which were sworn in on primary election day by| republicans who had violated the pri-| mary election law by not registering at the proper time, all of the Nonpart- | duties until July 11, fida | Pe \ | ! j easy majorities. 4 Wai.on, Eri and Solberg. without jawaiting the decision of the supreme isans would have’ been nominated by| 1 | done.” INSPECTORS OF ELECTION. Inspectors for the November gen- eral election were appointed by the Bismarck city commission last even- ing as follows: Ward 1, W. E. Par- sons John Peterson; 3, Carl Bredy; 4, Rudy Patzmann; 5, B, F. Flanagan; 6, Frank McCormick. BUY W.S &.——— WASHBURN WILL CELEBRATE DAY WILSON NAMES Washburn, N. D., Oct. 1.—Washburn which has been desienated as Liberty | day in a proclamation of the president. Special selections will he played by the band on the streets in the evening, followed by a program in the town hall. There will be a flag drill by the primary grade children. with appropri- ate music and speeches bv local talent. ——_av W. 8. 8. After Insurance Barons. In retaliation for the alleged tight- ening up of farm loans in North Da- kota, which the league claims is a political blow aimed at the Nonparti- san organization, drastic legislation affecting the business of foreign life insurance companies in this state may be expected of the next general as- sembly, says an informant, who is on the know, and whose tips have been found reliable. Foreien life insurance companies hold a large number of the farm mortgages in this state, and it is claimed that they have recently adopt- ed a hostile policy toward investment in North Dakota, owing, the league claims, to Nonpartisan control of state affairs. BUY W. 8. S- FOR SALE—Laree ‘size Flemish oak roll top desk, automgbile, trunk, and large exhaust or ventilating fan. M. J. O'Connor, 420 2nd Street. , 101 it . BUY W. & FOR RENT—A five room cottage new- ly renovated. City water electric lights, outbuildings, nice trees, etc. Apply 1200\Broadway. ~ 108 6t UE We : FOR RENT—Five room house strict- ly moderh. Good location. Phone 536 X, or call $22 East Main te 10 BUY W.$. S—— One of Humanity’s Failings. §¢- “Somehow.” : quan. dat Tus attiiches de opinion of bo