The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1919, Page 8

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUN PAGES ®7 | rector of the literature department. of | the socialist party and author of “The SENATE PAYS RESPECTS TO |Price We Pay.” “Why We should A. J. KIRKEIDE| The convicted men face prison SUPREME.GOURT WILLNOT: OPEN SEVEN SEPARATE RESOLUTIONS 70) RATIFY PROGRAM League Gives Each Amendment terms of from one to twenty years, fine of from $1 to $19.009 or both, at Esteem | the Wiscretion of the trial judge, who will fix the punishment later, Deliberated Five Hours. Attorneys for the defendants im-; mediately presented a motion for a new trial. Judge Landis fixed Janu- ary 23 as the date when he will hear © Eloquent Testimonial to in Which Dead Man Was | Held from Successor gnitiated at Recent lection | a aie he a ef arguments on this motion, The five er’s Application for Re- Pao c ple ays defendants were taken in custody in Pat pee ‘ Individual 0. K. Kirkeide of Benson the court room, but a few minutes hearing in: Case ail pwe- | jater released on their old bonds of! — the de- $10,000 each. Seymour Steiman,; The supreme court. Thursday after- i See nar ree oe renan es, ei (noob denied the petition of Attorney to the United States supreme court jt] General ARB ers rv necessary to keep his clients out of /*™@icus curiae. or friend of the court, pri , asking a rehearing inthe Bismarck 'Gas Co.-case. The supreme cour deciding this issue /upheld the* ju we }diction of the district court, in decid- t Tiree Shallots? waret taren:| jing this issue upheld the jurisdiction p a 4 | of the district ‘court of Burleigh in COURT TO HAVE LAST SAY‘, Seven separate concurrent resolu-|ator Kirkeide’s home lutions, individually ra ng each of/to his public the seven constitutional amendment initiated by the league at the rec: general election, introduced in! the house by the mittee ‘Thursday The jury deliberated five hours and | fifty verdict. minutes before agreeing on its; early passage by both houses is 1 Sth and ond 11 to 1 for conviction, and dicted. pester i the third 12 for conviction. en ap ees sd erg RT Five of the seven league amend-|of 191s. The jury retired at 11 a. m,, after a manta vaccivie the lastructions: of "judge | breach of contract with the city. In Landis on the law in the case. The] WIting the opinion of the court, Jus- for a w supreme court by verdict was returned in court at 4: 50| tice Poulnaan SHAS" ‘the ya Lae the Independent Unusual precautions were tak- t_ the law, & esta y j commission jurisdiction over the rate nan ot aor commit wate tse, CONSPIRED 10 t svernment to prevent an: ie a eonaoart 2 ea oheeatel disputes only>in the instance of muni- | cipally-owned public’ utilities. This epartment of justice searched | © eee nen es ee areal Tuling, not esential: to the decision | to the reading of the verdict. | PFOPSt: and William E. the democratic st tee, who contend t board oud: oft he amendments rried by a mere almedeOnbOrras the ate majority of the votes cast for and | ry halted in its labors for fi ae ae rae aes ainst each of the several proposi-| r aeCeuEiorire: way comm jon in hearings | ions. Of two of the amendments o ory oO heodore Roc 8 § ae tions. 0 | to the memory of The Jamestown, Grand Forks and Devils the corridor the defendants nd friends were order to remove their raid its respects to the former president and slates: man. With the exception of Rerger, who | apepared nervous, the defendants lis i to the reading of the verdict | there is no Our in they receive the ballots m | which the tive amendment to| the North Dakota constitution seems} to req uire, Ne: : the court will hear the! Wilful Intent to Cause Insubor- upreme board on this question | anasmug h Le » court in denying Attorney Gen- There was sing dination in Service xt Tuesday. In the meantime the) . league Is expected to proceed with; Shown gn of emotion, \ é the legislation asked for by the gov } Lieeger aid a row in ernor, carrying out the league pro-| Chi i “Tame ae he verdict is 2 surprise lo me qi 4 gram, and to whose success the adop: | hicago, Jan. )0- ertain that the jury would ac- ‘ tion of the amendments in dispute is | the soe! t party were found oii the tase faade out by the, I g e ore esential. le ee Nederal Judge government. I am no more guilty atl conspiracy e tha e judge on the! C. A. Finch Lumber er Co. for Mon-| the espionage law hy del ench. be nen ie ae arch coal. Phone 17. Hie speeches and ¢ h- : a articles with the willful inte =O a |gausing insubordination, disloyal | aa ‘Have a chew on ‘and refusal to duty among the y and naval forces of the Un ates and with interfering with the | rec! ruitin service and the enforce iment of the selective draft law. Hl The men found guilty are Victor L. Berger. congressman-elect from Milwaukee and editor the i me, says he.“Break off just two or three squares. That’s a . man’s size chew of Real, Gravely. It GET THE HABIT | Get the habit to ship your) i hides, furs and junk to the firm; that pays the highest market | Send for our price list: Milwaukee Leader. price. Adolph tiona! secretary|and tags. We pay the express’ of the sociali sree*" and postage on furs. holds its good taste FY DALLO| ‘Each Ci ae Ks its own tor of the i “We also tan hides into Coats, Robes jal publication and Leather” American Socialist, of the socialist pa: ‘ ates ig ae | BISMARCK HIDE & FUR CO.! Bismarck, N. D. i ut [must EL DALLO: | Real Gravely EEE ERIE ABET t ween cn ce cece cc none nnn nnn nnn + ++ poo en oder ee se noweese wee, Folsom’s We stand back of every article sold. Ladies are especially invited. Comfortable seats for the ladies. “M. R. Friedman of Chicago will conduct this sale. f 2:30 and 7:30 | p.m ents afternoon and evening. 150i Jem UP GAS RULING Denies Attorney’ General Lang-| intervening as an| would; the attorney general) ond they were trying to josh the Tebccco Man PEYTON BRAND each piece packed ina Done ALCO CQ... DANVILLE :V, AUCTION SALE OF JE Come and get tickets for the eae of pres- eral Langer's petition for a rehear- ing, however, seems. to. indicate that in the opinion which the attorney general attacked, Justice Robinson was alone in holding that the act giv- ing the railway commission powers to regulate public utility rates applied to municsipally owned corporations only. The language used seems to re- pudiate on behalf of the court the sec- tion of the opinion to which the ‘at-| torney general objected. 1 Phone 75, City Fuel Co. 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Guaranteed. colong it cosis net: ing extra to chev is class of tobac- It goes fur why yo: can get bie &. taste of thisclass Gf teoac- co without extra cost. | Cm Chewing Pin; ne _ Folsom Jewelry Store ==» A silver present to each lady coming to the sale foe 2:30 each afternoon. ° It is often a waste of time to tell a man anything for his own good, but, still, announce the arriv- al of our Knox and ‘Mallory Hats. They are more captivat- ing than ever and reasonably priced. . Come In S. E. Bergeson & Son THE NEW YEAR— Is an.-excellent time to start a budget system * for your home. Come in and let some officer of this bank ex- Plain; how:.a checking account at this bank will make home finance an easy matter, Saturday, January 11th at 2:30 Sharp, and to continue Daily at 2:40 and 7:30 until everything is sold. tho | Nothing Reserved, Everything Must Go, at Any Price Nothing reserved—everything must go at any prive—Didfvanids: Watches, Silverware, Jeweliy; Cut Glass, ete, This stock is one of the most reliable stocks of Jewelry in the State of North Dakota. We guarantee everything as represented by the AwcHoncers or your money retuned, Notice to the Public We are not going out of business, but th is sale is a continuation of our sale stopped last N ovember on account of the influenza; also we want to close out this stock, as we are going into the m anufacturing business. Hoa Sales Daily FREE