The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1919, Page 8

PAGES —— WOMEN’S WORK EXHIBIT TO BE FEATURED HERE Unique ‘ Demonstration of the Husbandry of the Gentler Sex Is Planned Sie Ts I TO BE AWARDED | PREMIUM Prizes Will Be Given for Best Displays of Home Eco- nomics and Industry A women’s work show will be for the women of the Slope in the} basement of the Northwest hotel| building January 22, 23 and 24, under! # ged | WORL D’S GREATEST SEAPLAN E_iT CAR Aah 4 a aes aia onrwr @ i Re. , wae it oat ig BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE RIES, FIFTY PASSENGERS This is the new United States navy seaplane, N.C. 1, which carried 50) passengers the other day at) Rockaway Beach, N. Y. It is Jane, with aw standing under it. a bonds to the amount of the loan which {the industrial commision has author- i|BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA TO HAVE $60,000,000.00 (Continued from Page One.) wendments initiated at the recen! ing span of feet, and the wings 12 \ jity to issue in any amounts. League legislators have been some- what in the k on this. proposition. {A Nonpartisan ~representati this morning was di: ing a possibil | the state's having trouble in di of its bonds in the open’ market, be- H the direction of the Burleigh county | lection carried and has passed its bills) Cause of the litigation in which’ the women’s commitee of the Council of Defense, announced today | Ko Miss Florence Poole, Burleigh coun-; ty women's demonstration agent, and |; the first type in the state. The show will be] yr held in conenction with the Micsouri | rn, Slope poultry exposition. ia iD: Mrs. W. L, Nuessle, burleigh svurty | $2,000,000 in state bonds and ‘ re WO ing these bonds in its vaults have a child welfare exhibit, illustrat-j eral representing the capital provided , e chairman of child welfare work, will] j ing proper feeding and care of chil-| fo; dren. Miss Cora Farley, public health nurse, will lecture on early care Of|tg, the child, and prizes will be awarded | ¢), play and the best child's lunch sub-|tirst mortgage on every foot of North! Miss | Dakota realty, thé Bank of North Da- Farley will give directions on bome/ kota will be ready to receive deposits. nursing and will show the proper meth{and under the law creating this Dauk od of making a sick bed, using a lve / the first of its assured deposits are an pe estimated total of $25,000,000. repre- Mrs. F. R. Smyth, county chairman senting the public funds of the state, he counties, exhibit of canned vegetables, meats |tricts, citi and fruits during the second day Of| on depos the show, and there will b illustratedjeq over Nortt Dakota, and $35,214,- 799.31 which on November Prizes -wil be offered for|represented the legal reserve of these canned meats, fruits, vegetables and|700 state banks and four trust com- pa mitted by women of the Slope. patient in the demonstration. for‘ food conservation. will offer an|t aproved methods of -canning meat and fish. fish. I In the home convenience department will be shown all manner of home-|the Bank of North Dakota, will be leemed meaning of that term as Young, Burleig\jtion 5170 of the compiled made and some commercial home con- | ¢ veniences designed to ligthen women’s | n work. ‘Mrs. C. L. county chairman for the women’s com-) 19 mittee of the national council of de&| ha fense, will have charge of this depart- ment, and prizes will be offered for|t the best home-made conveniences sub-/t mited by women of the Sope. tt y. Julia’ O. ‘Newton of the extension de) in partment of the state agricultural col- | th; lege will speak at the community | a room of the public library and. Nis§|/bursement for “\checks drawn by the 1 Sec. 5 provides that “The bank shall out,to. these sesisons and to extend |‘be opened and shall proceed to trans- @ personal ‘invitation to the women |act business: whenever there shall be Farley, will also talk. Pa ‘Bismarck women are urged to turn National | creating approval of this act State Bank of North 1 ota, an indust this state ig and elevator commission to ma d the state mi jation, the sta nk ilities, enterpri and i e Bank of North Da tely get down to business by issu r the bill now before the house. r of paid in capital, represented ese $2,000,000 worth of s townships, school d 1, nies, “Funds deposited by state banks ‘available funds,s within t! laws the 1 nl provides Sec. 8 of Ing act. Sec. 6 declares that “AIL state, coun- . township, municipal and riet funds; funds of penal; education- 11 and industrial institutions, and all On ‘the ‘afternoon of January 24,/other public funds shall be deposited orth Dakota within ge and shool d. the Bunk of > ree months from the pass subject to di purposes r official: public industrie ‘a Will imme posit-| Vestmment at 5 collat- ate bonds, for the best rural plan of organized |every dollar of which will represent | towns and villages, now in 700 state banks scatter- 1918, used in sec- state da-/ amendments authorizing the issuance an-/ of these bonds has been involved. He ill-; contended that should there have been ite ho question as to the constitutionality extension worker of this}home building association and other of every preliminary leading up to the issuance of state bonds they should. with North Dakota's productive farms |as their security represent a good in- 5 S4 per cent, but he Admitted that ir view cf the fact that y bond buyer may be buying a law: suit, there might not be any popular Having complied with law in the mat- demand for the issues. by | Allied Troops Find the Russians Fighting Bolsheviks (By Associated Press.) Krasnoyansk, Siberia, Sunday, Jan. —When trains carrying allied for- es westward over the Transiberian | railway, reached this city, on the left | bank of the Yenesey river, they found that Rusisan troops had been fighting against Bolshevil contingents about ten miles to the southward. First re- ports of the fighting were received when the train reached Kuiuckanya, i about forty miles to the east. At this point wounded Russians were found. They were given aid by Canadian syr- geons and brought here. According to a Russian colonel, B‘sl- shevik forces numbering about 1,300 were entrenched in villages to the south, with cannon and machine gans. The Rusians rushed upon them ‘and repulsed. iks in another village attacked. The results were indecisive. Trops have advanced from Udansk to Misavaya. There: was some appre- hension there as to an attempt to send trops further west, as the situation is uncertain, and civil war is general in eastern. Siberia. It°was said that un. less the railway is defended there is danger that Omlsk will be cut off | { in he of is- on f vosing | In the meantime Bolshev-, feet wide) and 12:feet apart. , Compare \ NO. DISCUSSION IN COMMITTEE (Continued From Page One.) the supreme court. amendments. It is improper for s to ‘uss What the court may hold in this matter. If the legislature pro- ceeds to act in advance of a dec from the supreme court, it wiil be an absofute insult to the members of the highest tribunal in our state. J mere- ly ask that action ‘bé delayed until January 20, It is the only decent thing to be done. Bills can“be introduced and referred to committees. Delay in 4 | i ruct our deliberations. but may fu cilitate matters. -Are you ready to sult Cbief Justice Christianson. your own venerable Justice Robinson and Justices Grace. Birdzell and Bronson, all of. whom: were elected by the same party which controls this house? Rep. Walter G. Maddock. floor'leader. argued there was no con- } judical functions of the state govern- ment, and that the legislature would be under no obligation to apologise to the supreme court for any action which it might take. He urged the defeat of Burtness’. motion, and Rep. ’ Gidell Patterson, Rep. Hoare and other leaguers spoke in the same tenor. The ss motion was. defeated by 71 ayes, and eight absent and not voting: Resolutions opposing universal mil- itary .training and insisting that the national yuard when mustered out of federal service should be restored to its former status as state militia were introduced by Rep. Hemmi- of Stuts- man county and referred to the com- inittee’ on inflitary: agtrs, Fa People ‘ easily stipatéd dread winter—no , fruits. no vegetables your greatest friend, ‘is. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, guaranteed to ON AMENDMENTS) in declaring tive of- these ameidinents wassed would have been laid before “There is no doubt as to these tive ratifying these amendments will not! league} nection between the legislative and; help. the stomach: .Your. best. relief.|- tle plane's. size with the people HERSELF o Hard on Berlin. If there is harmony in Germany it isn't expressed in this rap at the peo- ple of Berlin in the Cologne Volkszei- tung: To hell with the Berliners. peo- ple without soul and without heart; implacable foes of kultur. In the great record book of hu- manity, a monstrous debt of blood is inscribed against Berlin. He who has not yet made himself ac- quainted with the revolting senti- ments which have prevailed in the Prussian capital for centuries is willfully blind. Berlin is an im- mense moral cesspool. We refuse to be any longer under its sway. > | i Keeping Wages Down. hat will come far from lessening the’ pread of Bolshevism. It reports Paul | jnet as saying that the government plans to create an independent wage department, the chief work of which will be to prove to the working classes how disastrous will be the result if they insist-on demanding excessive wages. P “Experiments Condemned. And Braunn. minister of agriculture, iss quoted in the Berlin’ Tageblatt as saying: What we need is work and bread. to which end we must get our industries going and leave ex- perimentalizing to the future. Wage demands, too, must be kept within reason. It is sheer madness for a | GERMANY SEES Voss’ Gazette indicates a ero Hirsch of the Prussian political cabi-| covers and sold them says, “Lots of AUTOMOBILES, ACCESSORIES AND:SUPP: ES ere soldiers’ council to split.up a great estate and sell it “in -small holdings, as was recently done, That is not the way of socialism, No worse moment than the present could be ‘chosen for socialization. Socialists’ Defense. Vorwaerts, leading So¢iulist paper in Germany, publishes a defense of the Socialists in voting for war credits, in i which it says: What we did, we did out of tore for our peop We do not fear Judgment... We shall repeat it @s loudly as we can. Yes, we agreed to the credits because we loved our people, We voted, the credits be: cause we are not + international Socialists only, but Germaus also, and because we mean to live and die like Germans, come what may, Wilhelm Like Liebknecht! Nobody but a juuker, whose Mol is fallen, would think ‘of comparing the | kaiser and Liebknecht, but-Graf Ger | tard von Bredow does it thus, ina! | pamphlet he has tssued in Berlin: Can the leaders of the Conser. vative party, who, out of fear, of the wearer of the crown, did net dare to remove. a somi-lunatle from the throne, now wonder that thousands of people, whe have suf: fered keenly through the war should. plice - themselves behind Liebknecht, a person who, ‘like Wilhelm, properly belongs to an asylum? Both are equally super- ficial and vain, and, but for the fact that one of them was born on the throne, who knows_whether they would not have stood shoul- der to shoulder? | SOLDIER'S PIN MONEY _ EARNED BY KNITTING. N. E. AvSpecial to the: Tribune. Londq Yarfare isn’t popularly supposed to encourage ‘such feminine work as knitting, but a soldier who has made @ number of embroidered | | the fellows do this. kind of work: now in their spare time.” Carney Coal Phone 94 O. E: Anderson Lbr. Co. MOTHER'S: FRIEND FOR Expectant Mothers ee ore 7) Maowncod that MONDAY, JANUARY. 13, 1919. eitdapas=em— a) ONLY ONE DAY A WEEK TO BE_ | . INNOCULATED Because the number remaining to be innoowlated js xo small, the Bur- leigh county Rod Cross chapter, first in Noyth Dakota in preventive prophy- Yactic (veatment for the flu, today an- anthflu: fnnoculations horeatter will be given but-one day }each week, on Thursdays, from 2 to 4. Tose who are yet to be innoculat- dd ave requedted to note this fact and to prewent (hembelven at tho Red Cross room i the federal building between 2 and 4 on Vhareadayn Uf they: wish to ve treated, (No charge tal inte for City Wovary ke now opon from 3 to G80 pow. Not open evenings until Next Week, 113 2t Old Hickory Lignite sold by Finch Lumber Co. phone 17. COLDS INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS Dr. King's New Discovery relieves them and keep you going on the job 1 nla servioe, Fifty continuous years of almost unfailing checking ard relieving coughs, colds and kindred sufferings is the achievement of Dr. King's New ; overy.- Grandparents, fathers, mothers, kiddies —all have used and are it as the safest, surest, most pl ‘ to-take remedy they know of, So!d by all druggists, 60c and ¢f:2C. —— ee Keep Bowels On Schedule. Late, retarded functioning throws: the whole’ day's d:: out of gear. Keep the system cleansed, the er-~- tite lively, the stornach staunch ~ King's New geile Pills, c, Furniture Company 220 Main Street Furniture Upholstery Repaired, Re. finished and Packed. Sj ‘he ladies | delive: » industrial co isi , friends over the Slope. T! delivered to the industrial commission positively relisvescoueliga ton or yout of the city will be’ expected to form |} a voluntary reception committee to}] ponds in the sum of two million dol: ars issued by the state as may be pro- entertain. their. sisters from the coun | vided by law for such purpose.” try.and make them feel at home. PROGRAM TO BE IN’ OPERATION . ./' IN THIRTY DAYS): (Continued From Page Pne.) on payment of 20 per cent of its, value, |} the balance to be paid on an amortiz- ation plan in monthly payments ex- tending over not less than ten nor more than 20 years. Each member of evary home buyers’ league is made mutua'ly Hable for all contracts and ovlizgations due the association from his league, to the extent of 15 per cent of the price at which his home was sold to him. The state home ‘building association will buy no city home costing more than 5,000 and no farm, including barns and other necessary equipment, together with the dwelling, costing more than $10,- 000. hi; +The association ‘is. given power to ‘acquire townsites and to lay out towns ‘upon which standardized dwellings shall be provided. ready-made for members of home buyers’ leagues, and to install and operate all neces- sary public utilities in-such towns, or subdivisions. Any person may open 4 ‘buying account with the state asso- ciation individually or through a home buyers’ league, a trades union, woman’s club or any recognized so- cial, industrial or civic body. Deposits with accumulated interest may be ‘withdrawn on six months’ notice. All ofthese bills carry emergency clauses giving them imemdiate effect. The constitutionality of all these measures depends upon the North Da- kota’s supreme court’s upholding the action of the state canvassing board in declaring five amendments initiat- ed by the league at the last election carried by a majority of the votes cast upon these particular questions while the wording of the constitution is “a majority of all the legal votes cast at such election.” The state canvassing boged is called before the supreme court to defend its action upon Tuesday. Resolutions ratifying all these amendments on the report of the state canvassing board had al- leady been introduced in the house and were considered in committee of the whole today. The league has sut- ficlent strength in both houses to rati- fy all these amendments without re- : spect to independnt opposition. Phone 75, City Fuel Co. For the Beulah Coal bonds becomes a simple prom tat ion Whenever a million The problem of floating th igh finance. two is required for the financing of a state-owned elevator ‘or flor other enterprise, the bank h 0 transfer that sum from its depos- its to the credit of the industrial com- mill Kk mere » controls the bar ission, which al: i therefor in secu state from Vladivostok, Roller Skating at A mory Every Monday and e's of or or ly For the Beulah Coal Phone 75, City Fuel Co. nk, r-| Thursday Night, O’Con-| money. bagk. Jos. i woe ; ; Carney Coal Phone 94 0. E. Anderson Lbr.: C. Old Hickory Lignite sold b: | Lumber Co., phone 17. Phone 75, City Fuel Co. For the Beulah Coal y Finch OODROW WILSON, president of the United States, has.gone to Europe. © industrial stand The Pan Motor Company is also. go- ing to Europe. In fact, it is going-to every corner of the globe. It is going ) for a worthy purpose . [tis going for a principle. . It is going in the cause of right.’ It is going to establish an ard.” It is going to give the world its products -- products that make for comfort and prog- ress. equitable basis. It will come home with the bacon. It is going after world trade on a just and | Western Sales Co. 45 Bieta at! MAXWELL AND OLDSMOBILR . 2 AUTOMOBILES.” ‘PORTAGE.TIRES | GREEN.DRAGON Automobile Acces- . sories of All Kinds . FILTERED GASOLINE || Free Air and Water BATTERY SERVICE STATION A. W.. LUCAS CO. UNDERTAKING _ PARLORS Day and Night Phone 100 W. W. Bashan. In every drive the Pan Motor Company has. made, it has more than obtained its objective. Success is really the:only word ‘in the Pan book. tee When it gets ready to make an advance on. South: Africa, the advance will be made; and the South Africans will be just as well ‘pleased with the results as the Pans. It makes. no difference whether vit is Missouri or Asia Minor, it is going to be- mate territory for this up-andcoming company—a company's the right policy, internal and external, domestic, and foreign company t! a clientele. _ PAN SAINT CLOUD [Pan Towph rons hat has the world for its field and. the human ‘racé/as 2) Licensed Embalmer in Charge HARDWARE—IMPLEMENTS| It ye PINE eUGGIe yea are thinking baring 0 wow carriage or wagon it yeu to get eur prices, iad FRENCH @ WELCH 8 A. Mito 6 P. M., night to,9 O'clock. "From 9 to 1 P M. Only. BISMARCK DAIRY CO. MISSOURI'VA “SPARK PLUGS | i UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALM) hide: MOTOR CO: 1 rbeody Dideeibatord af BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY | Distributors of STUDEBAKER and CADILLAC Automobiles ERS WEBB. BROS. Undertakers — Embalmers Licensed Embalmer in Charge Night Phone 65 ELECTRICAL —raB— ELECTRIC SHOP ' B. & sKESs ‘Wirtng Fixtures and Supplies Delco Farm Light Plants Willard: Service Battery Station © orimail.in your filma.for ~~ Expert Desauping é FINNEY’S DRUG STORE “Bismarck. “Ne: Ds Battery Repairin; Exide Service Station. RADIATOR REPAIRING In All Its Branches. BLACKSTONE TIRES W6 give a personal guarantes of 4.000 miles and make our own adjustments. MOBILOILS AND GREASES At a Big Saving In Freight. . Wl of these lines we quote regular factory wholesale, to déalers; *CORWIN MOTOR CO. - Bismarck. N. D. Expert Dry Cleaning SHOE FITTERS Richmond sWhitn we MAIN STREET DR. A. SCHUTT, DENTIST Spectal ‘Work ‘in’ Extracting MRE BE wma marek, N. D. ee Billy's. Big 10¢ Sell Ae 18 1.55 wE SHIP CIGARS BY PARCEL POST: eat (Address) i € LIAM.-F.. ERLENMEVER, Cigar Factory. : este ts Phone Co., phone ‘17, for