The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1918, Page 3

BISMARCK i EVERY JOWAN TO BE AIDED _ FUNDING WORK State and Federal Agencies Co- operating to Insure Em- ployment Des Moines, Ia., Dec. 138.—Every Towan and soldiers from other states mobilized at Camp Dodge, near here, will be’assisted to obtain employment of a desirable nature and in any com- munity he may designate, Federal and state labor authorities are co-operating to this end, and a joint labor bureau has been establish- ed‘at Camp Dodge as the hub of an! elaborate plan to enlist assistance of county defense councils, chambers of commerce and similar organizations. This bureau will endeavor to get in touch with every man as he is dis- charged and—assist him in promptly “Janding a job” of his own specifica- tions. Towa, Minnesota, North Dakota, Nebraska, Western Illinois, Missouri and several other states sent meh to Camp Dodge in the mobilization’ pe- riod, and as a rule they will be must- ws —_—_——— Old Dog, chief of the Gros Ventres, one of the four tribes which Nves in peace and harmony on Berthold reser- vation, and Frank. J. Packineau, of French and Indian extraction, and for many years past goverument Indian farmer en Berthold, came ‘in, today to bring Mrs, Old Dog to, St. Alexius, for treatment. They calle@ upon the Tribune this afternoon. Old Dog is a full: blooded Gros Ventre; he stands nearly seven feet in “his shoes;.-‘has a magnificient breadth of shoulder and all the ma- |jesty of countenance. and bearing of fiction, He look’ évery inch a hieftain, and he is. Ond Dog iis one sive, Indians on the’ reservition. Te has’ thousands'of acres of gooil land: several thousand -head of \regisiered cattle and hundreds of fife horses. Last summer he built a fine nine-room mansion in which he installet a mo4- ern heating and pluntbing system. He has one or two anodefn touring cars, and lie dresses in the Europea fash- ion, although he declines to adopt the foreigner’s tongue. rs F. J. Packineau is aiso a chieftain, in addition to being a government of- ficial, He is well-to-do, excellently educatedq in both European and In- | which are associated with the Indian) jOf the wealthiest and most progres-, RICH CHIEFTAIN OF GROS VENTRES ; PAYS CAPITAL CITY A VISIT) Sam's most valudble servants. His! chief pride right now is in ‘his son, Dave Packineau, one of. North ‘Dako-}\ ta’s most. famous ‘riders, whose} achievements at Miles City ‘and other: Yodeo centers have attracted nation-' al attention. Last summer Daye fered Uncle Sam his services 23.8 $01- |] dier.~ His. voluntary enlistment ‘was accepted ‘through the Bismarck re-}| cruiting office, and ‘within a few weeks Dave was in France, giving the Katser's minions an excellent imita- tion of the war-hoop which occasion- ally rang. out on the western plains a half-century ago. When Pismarck was established, the Gros Ventres hunted as far sonth as the conjunction of the Heart with the Missouri river, just south of the pres- |} ent site 6f Mandan, néar which was then one of the Gros Ventres’ favor- it camping grounds. For the past} generation ‘the Gros Ventres, with the Arickaras, Mandans and Hidatsas. |} have lived a peaceful, prosperous and | contented Jife on Berthold reserva- tion, which during the recent war es- tablished a splendid record in patriotic work of all kinds. It was from these }} tribes that Custer derived all of his ‘best scouts during the time he wa3/j stationed at Fort Lincoln, and Cur'ey Head, who still fives on ‘the reserva- tion is tegarded as possibly the onl. ~ The Freedom of the Seas |WHAT IT MEANS IN AMERICA, ENGLAND, AND FRANCE There is a very interesting article in this week’s LITERARY DIGEST—December 14th—bearing upon the most vital topic likely to be discust at the great peace conference—the Freedom of the Seas. While Lieutenant-Colonel Repington, the famous British Military. Expert, remarks that “I haye not the slightest idea‘what freedom of the seas means, nor have I met anyone who can tell me.” London and French newspapers have quite definite ideas as to its meaning. : > Much of the comment in the London and Paris papers emphasizes the fact that President Wilson has not yet defined what he means by freedom of the seas, but most of the French journals agree with the Paris Matin when it says “if this doctrine means any diminution of the power of the British navy, France will reject it.” : Other articles of timely interest.in this number of THE DIGEST are: = Making War On Our Chief Peacemaker Summarizing All Shades of Public Opinion in America Regarding President Wilson’s Visit to Europe, and His Presence at the Peace Table Turning to the Pursuits of Peace: Mr. Kitchin’s Plan of Taxation War Prices and Peace Wages How Canada Views the President’s ered ‘out at Dodge, labor authorities |U@" tonsues ere ee hae | at Geant orate er Shall We Take German Africa s Top Ww d for Red C say. —_~_~—~_~—_~_rrmrnwrn °. 5 ° . 2 It has been stated that the Thirty- smen from Jowa, ~Minnesota,|organized at Dodge, and the Nine- Russia s Chaos Laid to the Allies urgica Moss ante _ Chaves eee fourth division, which trained at Camp $ i Dakota and Nebraska, would Be tent aiison, now in process of de- . Abolishing the Private Kitchen Work F jody, near Deming, N. M., aridwhich | demobilized at Camy i mobilization there, tH it 3 - is made up largely of fonier national | ‘The Eighty-cighth division, the first |that will be broken up at this camp, Why Are Light Globes Turn Purple A Plea to Improve a Fatal Water while the distinctly Iowa unit of the Route ae “ALGOHOL=3 PER GENT. a Vegetable Preparation forAs ANetelable rept yell Bowels H thereby Promoting Digest Cheerfulness and Rest.Contaits jam, Morphine not |. Not NARCOTIC! al. Nor - eee Ahell fulRemedy for 1 resufting therefrom -in Infamy. PaoSimile Signatere of THE AUR GOMPANE- NEW YORK. SAO months old af 35 Doses 35 Cee Exact Copy of Wrapper. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always - Bears the Signature ~of | Use For Over ATHE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK C1! ‘ stated ‘by Treasurer-Elect Obert A. Ol- ® Thirt Years Co. of South Dakota, engaged in min-/ : ine in St. Louis county, and capital- 4 |ticles t8 North Dakota. The incorpor- ators are Wiliam C. Blakemore of | ‘St. Paul, G. E, Alstead, Otto W. John-! son, C. A. Parten, Charles Blomstrom and L. F. Lammars of Minneapolis and John T. Nelson of Pierre, S, D. Rainbow divison—the One hundred sixty-eighth infantry—also will be sent here. The Camp Dodge bureau will enlist as many men as possible for farm work and encourage those recruited frem farms to return to them, as the demand for farm labor in Iowa and other agricultural states next spring is expected to be tremendous. J. C. Nutzel, Davenport, Ia., in charge of the camp bureau, said that a dischargde man with no definite po- sition in view, should get in touch with the bureau. The bureau then will com- municate with the co-operating agen- cies in the community the soldier fa- vors, and if possible the kind of em- ployment asked for will he obtained. o a “NUBS OF NEWS | > = > TO BE DEPUTY TREASURER. A. M. Young of Bowman, former clery of the Bowman district court, is son of Bowman to be his deputy, it is reported at the capitol. ‘ BRONSON TO LIVE HERE. Associate Justice Harry A. Bronson, Whose six years’ ten ure in Bismarck was assurred by his recent election, is in Grand Forks, preparing to ‘bring his family to the capital city. ea | NEW PICTURE ‘COMING. Join B. Bown of the state council) of defénse’ announces that “Under| Four Flags,” showing the last great 4 id Diarrhoes, hattles of the war for democracy, re-| pf Gonstipal ott iness and leased iby the film department of the 2 and Fe OF SLEEP committee on public information Jan- e \ Loss p uary 6, will be the next picture shown in this state by the defense council. NEW MINING COIMPANY. The Federal Consdlidated Mining ined at 000, has extended its ar- t | COSTS HIM VACATION. The South American situation will prevent Lieut. ‘Car] Hansen, U. S. N., New York’s Arch of Thanksgiving and Welcome A Way Open for Shakespeare Cannon for Peace Bells Christmas a T'ime for Food Service (Prepared by U. S. Food Administration) News of Finance and Commerce A Vanished Railroad Ghost Personal Glimpses of Men and Events Many Timely Illustrations Including Humorous Cartoons Just Ready—New Armistice Edition of the Digest Liberty Map Every patriotic American will want to know just 12,000 towns and villages, with specific finding in- where the war was won and to follow the move- dex; railways, highways, canals, etc. Ong special ments of the victorious armies of occupation. The insert map shows the whole field of operations, in- wonderful NEW Armistice Edition of The Liter- cluding Russia, Mesopotamia, and the Balkans, - ary Digest Liberty Map of the Wesitcra Avea of and another the coal and iron areas in the bellig- the war, now ready, shows you the German terri- erent countries. Strikingly printed in four colors tory surrendered, the bridgeheads extending East on strong bond paper, size 4 ft. 4 in. by 3 ft. 6 in., of the Rhine, and the Neutral Zone. It gives the $2.75; on special Map Cloth, same size, $4.50; lat- line reached by the Allied Armies at the moment ter style with Wall Hanger and Roller, complete, when hostilities ceased, shows German Great $5.50. ‘To be had at all bookstores or directly from Headquarters, the spot where Marshal Foch im- THE LITERARY DIGEST, 354-360 Fourth Ave- posed. the armistice terms, the boundaries of the nue, New York, on-receipt of the price. Satisfac- recovered provinces of Alsace and Lorraine, and tion guaranteed or money refunded. December 14th Number on Sale Today--All News-dealers--10 Cents Machine-made Rubber The Scene of the Peace Drama A Christmas Call from the Red Cross Are Bolsheviki Mainly Jewish? The Best of Current Poetry erary Digest FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY (Publishers of the Famous NEW Standard Dictionary), NEW YORK |JOHN BOWE THREE YEARS IN WAR, from spending his Christmas rolidays | the capital. For the next thirty days vill 8: ircutt with hie parents, ft and Mrs, Charon |OSn8? tappeais at SU. Louln, walt sey Hansen (of Pisinarch: The tele Miss Nieman will accompany him, marck young man immediately after) and the tax commission does not re- TWO YEARS IN FRENCH TRENCHES 3; John Howe. the French legionary legionary has addressed thousands of rear ble that the hearings pibecrilinesl aden amaooly (ve — res reumel until rearaerys Twen- | who comes to the Auditorium, on Sur people to whom he has ‘brought a viv- tive pee ae sutras day ty-soven days already have been de-| day to address the Red Cross Christ-/iq story of the great struggle which f ‘a Commissioner |™8_ Roll Call mass meeting, enlisted | | Z ter the outbreak of the war; he saw/ ed that he will have a capacity audi- anticipates an early sailing on a long) one-quarter 1 finished. three years, active service at the bat: | ence at the Auditorium on Sunday. cruise into South American waters, | ., + | tle front and was two years in the| ae a= from which he does not expect to re!” !|trenches. Bowe is an American. He Call C. A. Finch Lum- turn within a year. Mrs. Hansen, a|/ . Rabbit Molasses. ! 2 ne fatk land he established a splendid war ree-/Der Co., phone 17, for ik was cited for bravery at Champagne Texas girl whom he wed in New York, |; | will return to her home when the), flour. || ord generally. | e to B > 1 Coe Sweet railk {| °"Simee his rotirn (B America, ine| Old Hickory Lignite. ‘Theodore G, Nelson, secretary of} REE o sr tacamlatl ; 1 teaspoon soda. rye the Independent Voters’ association,|) 7, (°°°FON pour molas fy has fixed Wednesday, January 29. as Balt and. soda, Divide into two |/ ad ch nent officers wiil be elected and the ater must not cease boiling. | | | working program ‘of the association eee ee hot with butter. | i committe, which ‘conducted the re- | is probably the sessions will be held in Bismarck, where the 16th legisla- same time. Bliss of McKenzie and O. F. Pesonen} of Wing have returned with County registered, purebred Hereford sire. In addition, Mr. Pesonen brought back a South American cruise begins. i 8 cups yellow corn meal advises that the executive committee milks, and meal sifted | the date for the statewide convention well greased molds. cover tightly, GUARANTEED a defined. .The present state executive |\, y—— | OR MONEY REFUNDCO—ASK ANY DRUGGIST | cent campaign against the Nonparti- tive assembly will bé convened at the (| | ICURA BETTER CATTLE. ‘Agent J. M. Brander ‘from Fergus purebréd registered Hereford~hiefer | Hard Coal i We Can Give You a Limited sis of Hard ae eo ae So Order at Once \ : STEAMED CORN BREAD 4 = 4 s, add i| 608 First Avenvie North, Minneapglis, Minn. MORSE ‘$s Write for our booklet showing splendid advan- tages and big salaries for telewraphers. The Gov- ernment is vsing thousands of women fn its tele- graph service. Monarch Lump BIG SHINEY CHUNKS) : Owl Creek .. THE LID IS OFF All restrictions on building opera- tions in city and country are now re- moved by the War Industries Board. ‘No permits are necessary. YOU CAN BUILD ANYTHING NOW Weather conditions will still allow 1. V. A. ANNUAL CONVENTION || 3 one eee of the association, at which perm! and steam steadily for three hours. | TO LANSTANTLY JREUIEVE | san league, will meet a day earlier. It H.- E. Wildfang of Sterling, P. P.! Falls, .Minn., where each purchased 2} ‘ fe and Lignit whic heaptured a prize at the eFreus you to do much work. You can finish g . eee etone Ate: ait of ie ‘tal your garage, chicken house or hog * of different ‘bi es, ani mn : : : ; that’ their ownership in the county| ,0WBeR, my little boy was two house. You can start the new home, z paves the way for a bull ring or 2) face and it kept spreading until his store or factory and have it ready - oo breeders’ exchange, toward which he! face and the back\of his head were b 7 ql Ne See Us For is ee ae expects, to piers covered. It soon deyeloped intolarge, y spring. : } ta, the near ‘uFe. W! r] de i 3 ; tes é : other oat, Duying direct from Goph- sedi would catch end fab eo tat WE ARE READY TO HELP YOU se = er breeders, e CO} ardly sleep night day. 7 STORM SASHES, STORM DOORS, TAR PAPER AND ALL OTH- Tio waLT@Heaminos. | olage wan gtold teats" . With ples for ee . ‘ : nai U.S: ats. dry and nearly all of it we know about building is at your wih soit aes pated ie Sr) Eile Tae uneven ispooal. Yak con Sane a ae ‘ : ER BUILDING MATERIAL , ation ‘brought by North Dakiota all| we gota free ample of Caticura Soap 2 i fi dchunt £ th , ; ; Oe a Mines eo Fo Grp cilsuigemeeter| aversiwegen tere ence HOvOIEy 105 Lb J SCnVer Nee one ‘ «fee : the last ewo years under the tax com-| haasd more, nc shen we had ted best materials but assistance in get- = Zi Y chedule, whic! ry v0F Oi s. * 4 . » | C. A. Finch Lumber Co, [225228 Sh" G3 ir pmbinieg ad) 5 o z $ 2 i , rogress at Devils Lake when it was; were healed,” ~yned) Mrs. 0. R. i ia Poonl thet so many of the witnessts| Wilson, R, F,i. | Roxbury, Ohio, at once ue > : and’ others concerned wére ill with} August, 1917, ‘ : 4 ; influensa that Judge Amidon recalled] _ Forevety puipose of the toler Cuti- _-_ ne : tare 56) gece . one ‘Wise ‘Nieman, official court reporter] cota Goap.end Ointment are sepreme. x who is conducting the investigations. Semple Bock Recah Mail, Address post: and Tax Commissioner F. E. Packar@) everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment 2 and soc. appearing for the state, returned to n ‘