The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 6, 1919, Page 7

GOING ‘To THE) ‘STORE _ FOR Your. MOTHER 1, E SUPPOSE. WHATS: F577 NOUR: NAME 3 7 MM —~ UH- HUM- WELL, 'M SORRY, BUT YLL HAVE To EXTRACT THAT AGAIN = OW +0 FELL, VLE GO. GIGHT “TOA DENTISTER- AN’ HAVE \T OVERHAULED- 000° OUCH’; “SQUIRREL Foon ° By Ahern HE* WANTS A’ SUBSTITUTE ie GRINDER, _eut WEDRE HE'S SOME RELATION T wel, WELL, | DONT WANT yT YANKED OUT UNLESS YOU CAN FIT ME WITH A SUBSTITOOTH ! a We will sell ‘our: equit in this Dee for $1,000, (« mobil Mont, AGENT—SALESMAN AGEN’ Sbreaking all. records“taking ‘ ordeds.for. our popular History of the Great War. Wonderfut’ graphic’ illustrations. Lig sions. Prospectus and outfit fre D.. Thompson & Co. St. Louis WANTED TO RENT, '$° WANTED—Purnished or ute |> , furnished, Would: consider taking | house. Address Pismarck Trib- | une.:; 1-2-1w POSITIONS WANTED WANTED—Position by stenogr: with three years’ experience. of references, Phone 415L or addre: 519 Fifth street. B75 POSITION WANTED by stenograph- er. Highest experience. Best re! erences, Phone 666, THE TRIBUNE'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN | Classified Advertising Rates. Terms Strict! Cash—Ni With Wille ly lo Copy out Remittance Attached First insertion, 35 ta additional insertions without chai of copy, 15 cents. Advertisements containing more than 25 word willbe charged at the rate of two aid a word for each additional HELP WANTED—MALE HELP! HELP! act The U. -S..Employmen Servicé n Bismarck is receiving daily | urgent calls for coal miners. If you can mine coal give us your ad- q dress, BIG WAGES. Write, tele 7 phone or call U. S. Employment service, Northwest Hotel, Lerch, N. D. a Hl 1 Axsociated Press Jan, President: Wilson be- izen of Rome tonight. The place in the historic ed by Mi Angelo. neient Assisting in the ervi were King Victor Emmanuel nd Queen Helena, members of, the ny » Members of: the dip- including Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page and mu- authoritie: m, accompanied drove to the By Rome, ti nd redolen nd medi: RENT! BUY! SELL 888—PHONE—888 -. © DO you want to rent ‘rooms? HAVE you rooms for rent? WILL you sell your home? WILL you buy, a“-home?:-4.¢%, ?>\[4 WILL ‘you sell_your ‘busin 1b you buy’ a’ businéss? _ about, more insurance? ‘hone .. will LANGLEY Real Bestate and: Tnsuratice, © TS breaking all records taking orders. fpr, cue: Dopod: History. of 161 wki }o thé; Great: ‘ondérfu) photo- | FOR SALE OR RENT— HOUSES AND FLATS ‘FOR RENT—Seven room house, newly glage tn WL AT HAVE JUST SHUT UP horgeg. and colts, 2 sorrel mares, colts With them, 2 dark bay’ or ‘brown mares, 1 bay aged geding. These have been. running in my fields.and hay for 2 months. Owner zmay-have same by. paying, apran ge 4 and advt. M. C. Ohl, Brittin, N. Dak. 13.1 wk Js. Big-commis- sions. Prospectus and outtit free. N. D. Thompson & Co. and Mr! | nicipal and military Mr. and Mrs. Wi by the Iding and queel ‘capitol after the ding if thes quir- jual, At thescdnelusidn ‘of the eere- mony In which be became a citizen of Rome, Mr. Wilson spoke 3: CITIZEN OF ANCIE CITY “You have done me a great agine honors ~ bs what a feeling it is for a citizen of bo reasonable. J. H. Hotihan, Bis. toarck, N. D., phone 745. - 4 ‘ern bungalow in: Riverview addit! A bargain if bousht at once. ) If in- terres -calll . Burton, 12.19 tt + f <Mogern &, roomt, house |. Tages O. W. Roberts, Phone ae oo citizen. of this ancient city. It distinction’of which Tam sure yon reonferring onéme ‘as’ the repr tive of the’ people for whoin 1 speak. One who has been a student of history ept an Honor of the sort w To MEET IN CHICAGO. , Chicago, Jan. 6—AN future meet: ings of American association club |owners will be held in Chicago. In making ‘the, announcement President Thomas J. Hickey’ said that 4f for any erdson it appeared advisable to hold meétings' in one of the association ci- tids:' wnajority vote. ‘would be re- quired: “It was the original plan, to hold four annual and’ other meetings in dif- ferent cities ‘of the circuit: until all had’ béen favored,” President Hickey explained, “but.we have reached~the decision: that Chicago, because of its) central’ location, is the practical place jfor’ our sessions. The club owners were pauls agreeable to the plan.” WANTED Te tee aa meate, wusellh pee "sh sae rw us le return— for |} rousd: trip fram Mintieapolis with mea 9 rths free, 15 aay tip with to, 'stop-overs. via Des ‘Molnes, Kansas. City, Houston, “ Galveston, ‘te. One: shpreme ‘summer, holiday e ‘ai Of’ ‘perenfal’ sunshine, in the’ Rio Grande Valley, near, ttie Guif, Lands-on sale in small tracts re’ So ee nn can’ be Faised ete Pay seein pire is, paneer to. eit! ia: or ‘FYorida.' Owing to é@xtraordinary series ef events have centered in this place. “But as I have thought tod. been impressed by the contr the temporary and permanent thi Many political changes have cent about Rome, from the time when from a little she grew to be mistress of a great empire. Change after change |has swept away Inany ¢! ing the very form of he the thing that h has been the -s| {Italian people. \ E whieh good” = price, full particua WANTED—Two' nice “girs tb = Menep pelts: Minn. housékeeping rooms’ with foratber ; Phone 404R: meer ort ee aa of ¢ Grassy Butte je sow y ND. being 4 :14-145-99; Good smatl barn and good’ Apri 400 ficres/roke’ and fenced; rented for three’ ‘years. at one- thint’ of crop delivered. “There is: 2 straight loin: on this farm for $2,000, mig for five years at'S per cent. DOINGS OF THE DUPIS 1) neu te Soot TLONG ENOUGH TO CONVINCE MYSELF THAT I CAN Quer SMOKING IF | WANT ‘To That spirit seems to ‘Tom ’Got the Idea of the Smoke Screen From the War. 1 EWN SMOKING, AND “This IS A FREE countRY 7 So HERE Gors! im condition by. young lady “roming, - Catt. No, 127: ftom. Sto FOR: ‘SALE—One ae ‘proof sales sifp register, nearly’. new;.a bargain. if taken. at on “Inquire, write or Ss. 1, Moffit, N. D.:1-6-1wk. FOR S. LE ly. pool. room ‘and. bar- st ber shop in: ei! ‘N. one. barber. chair doing “ness: Price $500:' Write __B._E. Sanford, Heil, N._D. FOR__ SALE—Blacksmith” shop, and fools, all or. separate, and. guaran: teed iin condition, nedaire Fred Brockett, Arena, 'N. D. # ‘ 1 a lwk err moder house: for gentleman. 3rd_St. a -FOR RENT: @ furnished rooms for light: ing. Call at 423 First. “atréet or, Phone AR ti 1-6-3t . ‘Legislature people Call 619 U or ig ote t {LD WAR A HISTORY” COMPLETE. PICTORIAL, -AUTHEN- tie. Giving a nt of every phase. of: thé; war. it terma,: Write! Moats for free outfit; or if you pre best: outfit, which will help sé- é BECOMING ROMAN CITIZEN WILSON DECLARES SPIRIT | OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL one of the new nations to be made ala a-}of service which can be rendered in ig his memory run back to: thoy} P| partnership of the It nd the} never have the; 1g |not deceived in supporti BY ALLMAN; Sof hope and of confidence to the hearts and minds of men. |felt that the time 7 Ne SI i have caught with cach age the charac- | teristic’ purpose of the ITALY FOR LE: AT IONS people which : conceive the pur government. more impressive illus ne of the in-| destructible’ human spirit and of the unconquerable spirit of liberty? “T have, been reflecting in these da about a colossal bhunder which had! been made—the blunder of farce by the central empires. If Germany wait- ed a single generation s had a commercial empire of the world. She was‘not willing to conquer by s'! by enterprise, by commercial success. She must needs attempt to conquer the world by arms, and the world will t it is im- that the possible to conquer by arm: s the sort | only thing that conquers i trade, in intercourse, in friendship and that there is no conquering power Which can suppress the tre edotn of the human spirit. f i PURSUING ANCIENT mm c. 5 re rejoiced. personally n and Ameri-| n people because it hip in an-old enterpri rise predestined for snecess where s undertaken, the enterprise whit | borne that handsome name | which we call ‘Tiber Men have pur- | sned it a mirage that seemed to elude them, that seemed to run before them as they advanced, but din their pur- dT believe Tam sal pose to : age of ours they are nearer to it than they ever were before. The light that shone upon the sum- mit now ; feet and if we los because we have it will only be! A breath come in- i it, st faith. “I would not have felt at liberty to come away from America if I had not| ived wher forgetting local inter ind local ties | and local. purposes, men should unite! | | | | | lin this great enterprise that, will ever itie free men together a brethren and a body 0 m_honore j this neient con | zenship, of- Rome. For the Beulah Coal Phone 75, City Fuel Co. adeshty of the cite: | he would have ‘}ORGANIZATION FOR | Bovernment. NONPARTISANS MAY DROP PAN MOTOR QUIZZES In view of the fact that S. O, Pan- president, and John Baer, sec- y, of the Pan Motor Co. were re- » on Friday from sing the mails to defraud, y the United States attorney, itis possible that an ation of the company’s affairs planned by the North Dakota blue sky gommision ay he dropped. The North Dakota board has already giv the company authority fo sell stock in this state, but following the beginning of the Minnesota pfosecu- tion the company was cited to gppear , Janu RESERVE IN BOYS’ IS READY DAKOTA nroll- rking cing been that. Organization work for the ment campaign of the Boys’ Vj Reserve in North Dakota ¢omi January h, has virtual: completed, and indications a1 the state will enroll 4000 to 5,048 boys for agriculttral, work in 1919, @ccord- ing sto W. L. Van Horn, state director. “At least 4,000 boys are needed to -car- ry out the program outlined by the hool superintendents and county agents and club will ree Gite in the cam- pa »braska recently enrolled 40,000 in a week’s campaign. Members he reserve in New York state in j 1918 earned $19.328.70, and increased the productive 1,620 acres. RECORD OF OUR FIGHTING MEN TO BE RETAINED A force of 16 “16 stenographers and clerks is engaged at the offices_of the t draft board in the ifederal building in making copies of the more than 30,000 Yegistration cards of ‘orth Dakotans inducted. into the service during the war. The origin- eee by orders from Washington, are be expressed within the next few to the war department, and Aud- tt General Fraser is Raving copies made for a state record. ISSUE BANK CALL. Washington, Jan. 6.—The comptrol- age of their state ler of currency issued a call on nation- al banks today for statements of con- :ditions as to December 21.