The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1918, Page 2

— “and asociated powers are to remain BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DEC. 31, 1918. PASSBUCK = TOTHEWAR TRADE BOARD! Secretary Daniels and Colonel) Dunn Find an Excuse for Cable and Telegraph Cen- sorship. It’s “To Serve Purposes of State | Department, War Trade Board” and American Busi- ness Interests. N. E. A. Washington Bureau. i Washington, 1). C.—Through the Washington buyeau of thé Newspaper Enterprise Association, which repre sents the Daily Tribune in the capital, the two branches of the government which have charge of the censorship of cable and telegraph lines—the navy and the army—were given an oppor-, tunity to present their case in de-; fense of the tryannous censorship of | private cablegrams and telegrams to! foreign countries. Here are their respective declara- tions: THE NAVY—By Josephus Daniels. | secretary of the navy: The United| States has entirely discontinued cen- sorship of press matter, both incoming and outgoing. As for the continuation of the cen- sorship of personal and commercial cablegrams, your attention is called to the fact that the trading with the enemy act remains in force, and that one of the terms of the armistice wilh Germany states: “The existing block- ade conditions set up by the allied unchanged.” Under these circumstances, the censorship of private cablegrams re- mains in operation, to serve the pur- poses of the state department and the war trade board. THE ARMY—By Col. John M. Dunn, Acting. Director of Military Intell1- gence: The war department, it is true, continues to censor telegrams transmitted across the Mexican bor- der, but the volume of communica- tion passing through this channel is small compared with that transmit- ted over our cabfes. The disposition | of all branches of the government des-| ignated to enforce censorship is to discontinue as soon as possible, the | where ic remain tive, is to pro-| tect American business interests. The} continuance of the border telegraph censorship is to accord with this gen-| eral policy’ of the censorship board, which, as We have suggested, was de- fisned to protect American markets. NEW YEAR WILL BE USHERED IN | : APPROPRIATELY . (Contingent Yrom rage Ones congregation are extended a cordial in- | + vitution by Rey. Joh Flint. the pastor New Year’s Night Danc> New Year's night O'Connor's orches-/ tra will give adance. at the Kuights of Columbus hal, where everyone will he welcome. EVENTFUL YEAR ' FOR BISMARCK NEARING CLOSE ; (Continued From rage One! lems which must be considered. tional highway legi vastly increase the amount of federal aid available for the construction of trunk-line thoroughfares and bridges, should simplify this problem. There is reason to hope that the state high- way department may be in a position | to materially a: Bismarck should the extension of the Northern Paci south line from Cannonball to Fort} Yates, a.comparatively cheap piece of construction which would open to Bis- marck a yaluable and fast develop- ing territory now rved almost en- tirely -from outside the state. Bis- marck must interest itself in the settl- ing of central and western North Da- kota’s hundreds of thousands of idle acres, The city must become more re- sponsive to the problem: of the farm The development of the slope’s great deposits of lignite and clay is a proposition in which Bismarck can well afford to take an interest, for anything Face Disiigured Cuticura Heals One Solid Mass of Scales: In Blotches. Itched and Lost Rest at Night. Nothing Purer, Sweeter, for ANC kin Troubles Than * Cuticura. “My face and neck were affected wit! ‘ugly pimples, and blotches, and my face became one solid mass of scales. The pirmpics fes- gif tered and were in blotches, and many of them itched causing me to scratch them. T lost rest at night, and my face was disfigured. “ For two years I suffered, when I Ceara advertisement for Cuticura. t for a free sample sand when'I had used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three months I was healed.” (Signed) Miss Erma Bruem- mer, Willow St., Stephenson, Mich., 30, 1917. \ fragrant, super-creamy ertio!- Hente-are all you need to keep your preeynid and healthy. Free by Mail. Address post. }. R, Boston.’ Saree eae ,| Fever sed from a cold are soon relieved |tration for AXATIVE BROMO QUI! leased Jaw Interest itself inj from which the territory | Douglas Fairbanks stars tonight newest big feature entitled “Bound matinee tomorrow at 3 p. m. tridutary to Bismarex — prof 'The opportunities which the New; Year holds are great, and Bismarck | never has been in a better position} to avail itself of these opportunities. Nothing is impossible to a community which has accomplished all that Bis-| marck has done during the past year., With the same cooperation and co-| hesion and enthusiasm that has been invested in war work, Wismarck )O should immediately prepare to under-; take the tasks of peace, and with such a spirit there is no limit to what may ! be done. Col ris Bis res iis must | } prove beneficial to the city itself. DAKOTA FUEL ' Cause Headaches and Pains | h Headaches oaly one ‘ome Quinine.” GROVE'S signature, pn. the box. * SUPREME BS “3 | pei From Grant C State bank of a corporatic Kell Lei First | plaintiff. ¢ Sor ud respondent. Jabus: In an vetion fer > for the ion of a certain qu the land afr w to have been 9 in section 5. towne! vd in th 5 ant Body Pains tical stafY of the federal fuel adminis: |, o | the yy st co COURT ‘sx and consumption of coal until the kota (Mt sted a year ago. i i at the Bismarck theater in his in Morocco”. There will be a; \ BOARDS WILL STAY ON 0B rganization to Be Maintained] Until Peace Is Actually | Promulgated. While a large proportion of the cler: nth Dakota will be re- y 1, the state organiza- m will be held together until definite Ivice comes of the promulgation of | and the suspension of the fed- | administration. ‘The president has authority to continue present. re- rictions ‘on the production, distribu- ace treat. The ont, is finally ratified. regulations now in force quiring reports from de tion of an- ‘Ling. the consu nd. requiring er and to report ‘sal its in detail, annomees. enton Raker. Lignite mine { > are required to make} rts of production. oducers Indic sare catching up with orders, | ion generallysin North Da y superior co that which Fears of ant actual! no bonger x din scet nd BT, towar | Rtanuer, former sceve- | . held that the de ate board of control and | x ry for | nto constitute notte the fuel yo ene} for value of crops whieh tered ‘the Beck. | | beet eraser unvon eel te agents for the Prov In| txcription of land. re ma Appeal from district court of ne Offiss, man | “county. Hon, J. M. Hanley Opinion ef the court hy ‘ated | Christianson, Ch. J., concurrifig cially, ! Jacobson & Mu for plain farts Minot. attorney respondent. | H From Stutsman County. | |pellant, vs. Howard Willson, deft fen La lant and respondent. Syllabus: Where a defendant thro | misiake, inadvertance or excusable ne- | ‘lect fails to demand a change of place jof trial and to interpos within the time prescribed by law | trial court may, upon proper showing, | relieve the defendant from his default. | both as regards the failure to answer ; and the failure to demand a change cf | \place of trial | Appeal from an order of the di | court of Stutsman county; Coffe | Plaintif® appea Affirmed. Opinion of the court by | i Christianson, Ch. J. Jolin A. Jorgenson, Jamestown, at- Homey for appellant; M. J. Engglert, | valley City, attorney for respondent. | * NOTICE TO. CREDITORS. } In the matter of the estate of Matil-| | trict | | i | | \ deceased. hereby signed, Emma V Stone, execu jlast will of Matilda E . decea jlate of the town of Mex in the cow lty of Oswego, state of New York. tol the creditors of, and all persons hay-! ing claims against said deceased, to: exhibit them with the necessary vouch- | ers. within six months after the first | publication of this notice, to said ex-j Jeeutrix and said executor at the office | jof Arthur Van Horn, 209 7th street, | in the city of Bismarck, county of Bur- | leigh, state of North Dakota ; and that:| the said Arthur Van Horn has been | uly appointed by: s isaid executor as the! in the; jstate of North Dakota, “upon whom | ;any Jegal process may be served upon said executrix and said executor in the} state of North Dakota. Dated December 26th, 1918, given by the under- | Becker and Fred Ri | | Fy { Atty. for said execntrix and executor. | ~ Bismarel D. First publ non the 31st day of! December, a D. 1918. 3 18-1 ber Co., phone 17, for Old Hickory Lignite. | defendant at ed, results are gu ner |Get Rid of That Call C. A. Finch tain : “Trollister’s i hatnre'’s gift of cientifically blend- nteed. J. Breslow. | wBndrous her Have your old hat, Thompson A, Price, plaintiff and ay-' made like new at the: ' Eagle Tailoring Co. Persistent Cough | Etop that weakening, persistent cough cr cold, threatening throat or lung effections, with Eckman's | Alterative, the tonic and upbuilder of 20 years’ successful use. 8c and $1.50 bottles from druggists, or from ECKMAN LABORATORY, Philadelphic. ‘need if you've got the money, A potato ea fof Stockholm con-men, {close to you on the street or in Tes-| Power of Money to Buy While! Poor Hunger Causes Social | [FOOD THIEVES ARE CROWDING ~~ THE PRISONS | OF! SWEDEN taurant or railroad station. The appear rapidly if you don't gou do buy, then they figure on you Inres Says S: Y, j for a regular customer, Unrest, Says Sandburg |fer to tell you where you can’ btiy| oeey bread, bacon, sugar, butter, lard, choco-| Ry CARL SA tobacco, hey. sell” information | a A. Stal? Correspondent | Stockhohn, Dee, 21.—-Prisons of Sw: | den are filled with food thieves who |iave sold their plunder to the hungr hwith money to buy Tham not sure bur some of the s and political unrest in Bur: in part to th ing daily and almost hourly. as jproverb or something to be remem-| ‘hered: “You can bay anything you) men from Ger- nd the Bi From Ag ‘y the story is the sume :, ‘You can buy anything you need of fvod or clothes if you have money.” Everywhere is scarcity and shortage in all open mark and in some re- gions there is famine. In all regions are using roots, weeds and bark. er people talk in the cities, ke or swear about “the eats we 4 Six thousand bread cards were stol- en from the main distribution oftice In Stockholm one Sunday night last j month. } The government announced that new . of a different design, would be issued, and the 6,000 cards stolen were | never peddled. “Buy ab ad card, mister? Want! 1?" is the low-voiced query who slip up The Kind You Have Always in use for over thirty years, has borne the sigaature-of and has been ma adq under his pere Lyon sonal supervisioa tiace its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this, All Counterfeits, Imitations Experiments that trifle with Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is C Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. neither Opium, Morphine nor otherenarcotic cubstanee. age is its guafantee. Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; therefrom, and by regulating the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural cleep., Tae Children’s Panacea—The \O. E. Anderson .Lbr. C. For more than thirty years it ‘has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatuleacy, GENUINE CASTORIA aAtways Bears the Signature of many crowns, and the s stuugglers and profiteers they send | De you to have a wonderful shake-down; stem for making you pay what they | nk you can afford About two or three fim it Tas, they hi been cing eigaret | g from inland. One | had 150,000 cigarets hidden in clothe matresses, ho: and berrels in ditfe ent parts of the hoat on which he i 4 nger. Customs off: ‘Ss 0,000, then various 25,000 ihe ti ked in fore and aft. | Sweden has th : lowest erime rate | in the world. For fhe first time, it hus a prison crowding problem, And! 1 am told that, in the countries to the! south and east, among nations — that! have -been in the war, there, too, the! prisons would be full to overflowing | except for the fact that so many food! thieves e been shot and killed. NEW YEAR’ DANCE! (Jan.1). Dance at K. C. Hall. O’Connor’s Or- chestra. Everybody In- vited. Carney Coal Phone 94 . | | | | | | 1 Bought, and which..has been MIM TM and “‘Just-as-good’? are but {3 and endanger the health of = ASTORIA 5, It contains Its It is pleasant. allaying Feverishness arising the Stomach and Bowels, aids WMother’s Friend. In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEWYORK CITY, | BISMARCK es i} |W come from the noted lakes and are caught through the ice. know how superior they are in flavor quality and richness One Car Load of Pickerell One Car Load of One Car Load of White Fish »> omer assorten FISH GUSSNER’S: HAVE THESE FISH NOW IN TRANSIT FATTENED CHICKENS AND TURKEYS (Fresh ie ied and Drawn FRESH MEATS AND BEEF From our own herds. Only the se- lected ‘fat cattle are killed for our trade and they could:not be in better condition cirine to th and good weather, a fine, pasture You Can Enroll at This MODEL OFFICE PRACTICE school under guarantee of 2 sat- isfactory position as\soon as competent or your tuition re- funded: « Send -for. particulars. When you know more about this college and what it has done for hundreds of the most successful business men and women, zou attend. Write G. M. LANGUM, ‘Pres.,”’ Bismarck, N. D. 3 Car Loads of Fresh Frozen Fish © F a ual event with us—we get get them from Port Arthur. oa bg abiemets Pie asd ae, .. If you have ever eaten these winter caught. beauties you would to summer caught cold storage fish. ; Temperature at“@a: Temperature at 10:4 Temperature at aoe . dis-! Highest Duy. If | Lowest a ‘Then they of-| Mighest wind velocity ...... eula- tonight and iberCo., phone 17, for »: ‘Old Hickory Lignite. ; WEATHER REPORT. For 24 hours ending at. a Dec. | CET AFTER THAT COLD RIGHT NOW Got ‘right after’ it with @ bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery ast might ecipitation ... = Forecast. North Dakota: G Wednesd: ly \ fair ME LEON, She never let a cough or cold or ease ee ae of giippe go until it. grew dangerous. Ly be Lowest She just nipped it when she began to ¢ Temperatures, stifle or cough before it developed i Fargo ..... 6 seriously. 5 Williston Men, women, and’ children of every 4 ; St. Paul age have used this preparation for { Winnipeg fifty years as a prompt reliever. All Helena ages are using it today because of its } jeu positive result: t Swift Current. Generous bottles. 60c and $1.20, Kansas City. PEST a ORRIS W. Constipation Corrected +, King’s New Life Pills tonight n clear bowels, a clear head, clear ing, a day well begun in the mored } good digestion, clearing skin, e in action but sure and comfortable. ug stores everywhere, 25¢- ROBERTS, * Meteorolopist. Call C. A. Finch Lum-! UUNNOUCAGODOORONOCUOaLOGAED® SUVUEUOMEDOESEOSUSAUUQEEESOUECUOUSUOSURSUEDUCNOUUOCOUOOUUNOUOUOOAULS In thinking over and saving up the many kindnesses extended us during the past year, we wish to express our heaitfelt thanks to our many customers and friends, and most.sincerely wish you a most Happy and Prosperous New Year. 114 FOURTH STREET. *"PHONE 34 | rw & Jones “The Most ofthe Best For the Least” CUUUNAUUANOUAQURUAUGOHOQOEOUOCADOOUDOGODOQOCQROOSSTOOCESSUOGOOUCODOSUSSIUQEOOUGEDECLOEENONONIUOONO SUMAUHALSASOOETESOULOOONDOUAUNOSEOESSUONOGODSSUDESOSUQUDNUQUUQEOUEROGRSUDSODONDECOOOOUROUDASOONOSONOTEROUDOLONQOUODE: Not the dol lars i in tra nde’ a buy fed or withhold from us—but the spirit of Hay “The “ood Will to Men” spirit of our brave Allies, linked us and all the democratic forces of the world to them so that together their armies of Glory and Humanity and of Righte- ousness have won for the people of the world “Peace on Earth.” Truly truth is mareh- ing on. : : HAPPY NEW YEAR! For the future we could wish for you nothing better than for you to Prosper‘in Happiness. ~~ ‘’ A HAPPY NEW YEAR Lomas Hardware Co. « BISMARCK, N. D. Ontario, in Ganada, where they FROM THE ‘CANADIAN LAKES FROM THE NOVA SCOTIA ' Herring "BANKS : . WE SELL FISH TO WHOLESAL- ERS AND DEALERS AT THE LOWEST PRICES