The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1918, Page 8

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNB SERVICE —that’s our middle name. ° een ait REPUBLIC | TATE INSURANCE ULTIMATE GOAL ‘TAPS SOUNDED OF NONPARTISANS, SAYS OLSNESS| FOR VETERAN Commissioner of Insurance Admits That League OF CIVIL WAR Hopes to Monopolize All Risks But Doesn’t/Steven D. Taber, Resident of : : i . | Bismarck for 45 Years, Goes | Expect Immediate Drastic Action. stapes | to Last Bivouac. ' I am sure, when he learns that the Spy Po ireEceneRe os el rds compiled by former Deputy| Steven D. Taver, a resident. of Bis-! W. D. Austin shows that $10,479.95 | Marck since 1873 and a veteran of the surance at one fell swoop,” said Com-| was paid by our people during 1916 for| Civil war, passed away at the North: misisoner of Insurance A. S. Olsness/all kinds of insurance. Losses paid | West fa one fea ae katie a today, in discussing current reports/during the same period were $6,163, ne Ob sins The nace d wee taeine| that retaliatory, if not confiscatory, | 459.55, $2,946,699.18 being for hail. leathrector tie: aunt ae ie eailstea| slati ai foreign old-| There i: ately $110,000,000 of r 7 ne Caster legislation aimed at the Es : ately $11 Iwith Co. H, av York--volun- “] do not believe it to be the inten- line life insurance companies operat-/ life insurance in force in our state. | . ing in this state i | Insurance a Fine Science. eer ynten Be eervel “ : kor . Bue dana A. a ¥ | with distinction during three years of} Nonpartisans to pay the big insurance} \nile | admit that the business of | Wit di twee: Tih: and ‘ c companies back for their opposition tO) insurance has been brought down to they sungele wer een een ant The dependable and satisfactory ser- the league in this and other states. | fine science, judging trom the pres-| Gee Be i Souk Delo: tol vice which more than 35,000 Republic The one thing charged against the/ ent individualistic viewpoint, | am old-line insurance companies which} more convinced than ever that the is said to have done more than any! people pay too dearly other act to discredit the league ad-! tion gained. Competition i ministration in this state is the alleged There are too many companies con- slow and gradual withdrawal of insur-| tending for the melon. When one}. trucks are now giving their owners is conclusive proof of Republic quality. That is why there are more than twice as many Republics produced and sold eating in Bismarck when this city w but one year old. He had resided in| the Dakota ever since, follow- | ing his trade painter. i There survive at the family home, Fourth street south, a widow an ance funds from this state, learns that we have upwards of 3300| 7 Ht south 8 : as Valley City Dead Line. companies, all told, including county [# tenSears-old daughter, Funeral ser as any other make of truck. ' , A Minneapolis bonding and broker-| mutual that we issue about 15,099]; Se ek a 2 = i . k age house which has loaned hundreds | agents’ licenses per year, and that|im& rooms at 2 o'clock Monday alte E peg There is a Republic truck to fit your of thousands of dollars of insurance! perhaps from 5,000 to 8,000 men ave! ine fargo post of the Grand Army o! Especially from now on our storage facilities : business. money in this state is authority for| employed in soliciting and writing the t iness, may we not be pardoned for ng the question as to the economy the Repudlic, and all Bisma: [ans of the ( tend the Interment will be {made at Fairview cemeter ' the statement that old line insurance | » companies which are its clients have | rais' 1 i made Valley City the deadline for new | 0f it all. We have many insurance loans in this state and that west of; Companies doing business in the state : i insurance companies| Who barely break even—some lose | that point the insurance vompanies | voney. This generally applies to com- | LANGER CLAMORS will appeal to you—Warm, Clean, Accessable. ty ws Our other departments are equipped and are declining to make new loans i | i mae By i: i - 2 ete ¥ as rapi s they ma are closing | panies outside the state, and they can) yy ~ ( aa 4 I : a ranlaly) at they auntie ai Hiford it because of huge prois mare) FOR MERCY WHE manned for quick, efficient service. Drive in. ' “I have heard something of thease | elewnhere, However help | SULLIN tN PROBE SS reports,” said Mr. Olsgess today. “We ate nice salaried positions ‘ | / receive annually reports from the in-| heads and affords good commissions | (Contined From fee Cnet ; surance companies showing their in-| for an army of agents. {stated that the trial must take place ; < vestments in this state. The latest re-| Favors Monopoly. lin the county where such money w: i e@ ports we now have available cover) “True, but can the insutance buyer | paid, ‘The does not make it aj iiektanae isnt 1917. 1 am not in a position to say, afford it? Does it not appeal to seund | crime to solicit campaign funds from Pinar each A Pe ae : Testern Electric Farm Light and Power Plants. whether less money has been loaned ‘reason that one agency “ould make | cerporation but to receive money. In { Distribution of Overland and Willys-Knight Cars, Republic Trucks, Western Elec ig in North Dakota in 1918. money, even at greatly reduced rates.| this case there had yeen no contribu- Building Up the East. | where they Nad Renee S|tion made, nor any tunds paid over. | = i ; ‘There is os : - | O ndred different conten and he moved ismiss the action as i ie : : : i { ast of N. Oe oie oe tugmentation |Banies would starve al th. 4 ae eee heal Roun eomamitted under | the stand that he (Langer) was active! ject of joy @t surrow, ac fid Dr. We T.qPeared has heh placed /southeae, of agneayt, Nays the navy of the great financial interests in the @vd in the same territory.” the law, and also under the law thi in the organization of the German Cul: nationali y_of visitor: 4 0 t the heew ol ae e scho smistry department was informed today. east,” said Commissioner Olsness. | Attack Begun in 19 court nor any other court had jurisdic. | ture club, and that he, (Langer) dur-| ‘The ‘orizinal medal is the size of a|and technology. | _| It was supposed the ship struck a “Nor is there much question that we! The attack on the foreign insurance | tion in the e for no money was | Ing hi campaign for attorney seneral halt slallar made Gs Hent pee pa NGINEER |" How many of the crew were are working’ toward atte Insurance, companion was begun during rhe lt [paid over, fn th county ov state, | {vo ToRts AHO eta ub for] crm ant ihe dace “04” ana ne] VEL ERAN rescued is not known, ve wi y ate hail in-/ legislat assembly by the Nonpart-| Judge Henke sustained the point; Ders ibe ; , beeen teres \ | GI 5 A Fa, a ete and,; isan league. Nearly all of the mea:-;made by Attorney Sullivan and dis-|thelr financial support, Mr. Langer, scription, “United Within, rl Hi PASSES AWAY? A steamer proceeding to ‘New York ‘ I think, we will arrange for the state! ures introduced were defeated in the} missed the case. | however, declared that Mr. Usselman’s ; withou! On the other ‘ide the el a 2 Raga ! picked up four men and one head body to carry insurance on its public build-| Senate. which Commissioner Olsness | Langer and the Chain Stores. itestimony was not true, and he ap-| er and the Arch of Triumph are; Jamestown, Oct. Se Georee and. trom tha ‘Vessel, ings, | declared “trie: to “tha large! During the trial Mr. Sullivan called; Pealed to the court to prevent further | hown, together v th the date: 71- one of the oldest Northern Paci f De e-The Sam Sezai was’ of-4268 qroae a 5 “Looking back over the short period | insurance interest The league pur-| Attorney General Langer to the stand | Westioning along this line. Mr, Sule} 1914" and: the ins try of | gineers, died last night of apople: teas 208 SI } have been in office, as commissioner | Poses to control the senate as well as/and asked him if the articles of incor-|!ivan thereupon desisted. | Gernian troops info Pa | He was 72 years old and was Ore eal one of insurance, | have alr the house in the next general assem-| poration of the Consumers Stores Co., pha oaer | Saar UY Be | the first engineers i ie a m | y BUY W. 3. that the insurance field se | bly, when an open seasoa for insur-|a corporation under the laws of North ‘DIVISION OF ; train west of Hares wen he Toad a8 | TP UnCRWARL Rac aFlina eenit one—that the figures comprising the! ance companies will be declared, ac-| Dakota, did not provide that a portion | H under construction. He w sioners | une ods Bring. Restlts. North Dakota business alone are stag-| cording to advices from St. Paul jof the funds paid over should be used } H DEPARTMENTS ere of the first Soy oy ee gering withh be admitted by the read- YW. 8, a for political propaganda. Langer dis-| | ——- (ok Stutsman county Pat: meyer ae | — » ‘ 5 {claimed any knowledge of the matter. ! |. The board of regenis has sepagated | fied. aie aS = e ae “Telephone Probe.” | Langer ‘Undt Deutschland. : the combined school of chemistrggand ne ea ae f a. qi “The inventorof the Bell telephone,| Then Langer was interrogated as to! j Riana at the agricul tay) ¢ se, American, Steamer | of the | Alexander Graham Bell, has another | the organization of the German Maen- x > ; into a distinct school of pharmacy and! es eggs . LEG Z LEG. 5 LADDER | invention to his credit that very few {nerverein of Mandan. We was asked |Their Usefulness Ended bya school of chemistry and technology, | ‘Sinks After Hitting Mine Pe co site acscse her usetina: milk ‘ retieved in_@ ‘iknow of. Yet it is in constant use in |if be did not draw up the corporation | ‘ “Marshal Foch j combined, the latter to include milling | oie! A. St | MORSE WIRELESS: 24HOURS|] [krance, It is called the “telephone | P&Pers. and if later in 1916 he did’ not | arshal Foch. jand chemical engineering. | Washington, Oct. 5—The American j | Write fox our booklet showing splendid. adyan- Each Cap- a ea el go to the organization and solicit, |< Prof. Floyd F. Schlichting has been cargo..steamer Sam Seba ‘of the Mal-| | crment 1s vuing thousands of wonven It ive tele- sule bears the Probe,” and absolutely locates the eX- | funds to help pay for his paign. At|..(By News Enterprise Ass .. |made head of the school of pharmacy, ' lory Line was sunk yesterday 15 miles” Leraph service, re prde act position of 9 bullet in the human | the time of the trial of a case against |° ‘There has just éme to P: py | - : body. {the members of this organization for, of another relie of blasted German am- ; pe | Vind digging in Angust, 1916, one of | bition, 1 valuable addition to I : a emcee} |the members so testified. | historic collection of wiir souvenir Langer Asks Protection. tit copy of the ¢Yommemorative | The attorney general denied that} medal the mans Made in anticipa- it was so, and lost his temper and ap-; tion of their @¢ntry inté Paris in Sep- pealed \to the protection of the court.i tember, 1914. | Mr. Sullivan dropped the matter and| Thousauds of them were strack off. | the case proceeded. But they sort of got out of date. And | Recails Usselman Case. then, in consequence of the lack of met- Attorney Sullivan based his brief;als in Germany the disappointed Huns 'cros$ examination of the attorney gen-| recently were obliged to send ten ywag- eral on the testimony of August Ussel-{on loads of the medajog ,to a Dresden j man given in connection with the raid-! foundry to be made info, something use- ing of the German Culture club in} ful. 4 Mandan two years ago. Attorney Gen-; Only one of the original medals re- eral Langer admitied that he had mains. It is on_exhibition in the mu- heard Usselman and others state on! seum_ at Basel(, Switzerland—an_ob- SPANSH PLU PAILS Oakland 44 H. P. Six $1285 Ht MEE FRANCE! We are glad to announce to our trade that we have secured our Buick territory on the Washington, Oct. 5.—Despite the epidemic of Spanish influenza, em- Oakland Valve-in-Head Six, and will be able ff} per'montn. Gencral March eatd today.” The September shipments’ ex, (ft to make limited deliveries this month. The i aretha galicy of the war department in sending overseas. only men Oakland is too well known to require further ff! who have not had the disease and who have not been exposed to it comment. The 1919 models have combined NS ne Neen. power with light weight construction, so that {HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED. the Oakland is an extremely economical car ON’ ALL WESTERN FRONTS; | to own. | GERMANS IN HURRIED RETREAT Samples now on display. (Continued From Paee One.) \ 2 countered more than 25 enemy machines behind the lines. The ; Americans had accomplished their mission, whén they ran onto the’ jenemy machines. After a fifteen-minute fight five of the enemy Orwin otor O plans were down and all but one of the American planes were on} B © their way home safe. j i TOWNS IN FLAMES. ismarck, N. D. | With the British Army in France, (10 A. M.) Oct. 5.—Great! | tongues of flame were shooting up today in the city of Douai and! more fires are reported at Cambrai. FIGHTING ON OWN SOIL. Paris, Oct. 5.—Allied forces in Serbia have come into contact with the Austrian-Hungarians near Vangrai, in southern Serbia. | Prenyxf was taken on Thursday. e | DESTROY FACTORIES. i j Paris, Oct. 5.—All factories and mills in St. Quentin which’ BUSINESS BUILDING LOCATIONS— were likely to compete with the German,industries were methodi- j cally destroyed by the enemy. Beyond the damage.to factories j and business’ houses, the property loss will not be great. S AGAINST ANNEXATIONS. | ing mood. | Paris, Oct. 5.—Prince Maximilian of Baden, the new German vi | chancellor, will declare against annexations in the west. by .Ger- ; : many, and in favor of full restoration of Belgium, according to a Such a place insures a prospérous growth for | dispatch from Zurich. The restoration will be carried out by an | international fund. however, according to the program'which it is indicated the chancellor will propose to the Reichstag today. In general his statement of policy will be based both on the Drop in and let us show you a number of loca- | Reichstag, statement of 1916 and recent declarations of Baron| | Burian. tions that fit this definition. ° 2 ATTEMPT RAID. | With the American Army in Lorraine! Oct. 5.—After a forty-| Bi an k R 1 Cc mainte Porrage ine Came last night atempret te raid athe merican lines east of Gerardmer, with a strong at ing party. ismare. ea ty ompany The German party comprised 60 men, and every member of it, Bismarck pas North Dakota who reached the American tines was either killed or captured. Gerardmer is northwest of Epmiel and eight miles from the Ger- man border. opposite Colmar, Alsace. t by HOLLAND HAS NOT ACTED. - The Hague. Oct. 5.—Holland has not invited the belligerents to negotiate-for peace, it was declared by the foreign office today. | WINTERS COMING GET Your — =< M WINDOWS . We Have All Kinds of i { ' i | ' | L Material for Repair Jobs ‘Prompt Attention on All Coal Orders Monarch Lump| Owl Creek . Baar Creek Lump Lump Lignite We Sell Coal—Cash on Delivery Only Mean the locations where people pass in a buy- C. A. FINCH Lumber Co. eerheetnceeiess.. @ new venture.