The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1919, Page 8

SENATE. MARKS TIME FOR DAY Upper Chamber Recesses After Passing One Bill The-senate devoted another day to marking time Saturday, when it re- cessed after the passage of one Dill on third reading and the introduction of three new bills. Senate Bill No. 1, introduced by Senator R. L. Fras-| er,, which provides for changes of venue in civil actions, directing that the supreme court when appealed to shall call in another judge, passed by a vote of 28 to 4, after Senator Frank Hyland had spoken briefly in opposition to it, declaring that the bill removed legitimate powers from} district judges and that it would tend to encumber members of the supreme court with a great amount of trivial bickering which the justices would not welcome. New senate bills were: S. B. 25, Pendray.—Prohibiting the sale of sleighs whose width from cen- ter to center of runners is less than| four feet, six inches. Referred to, highways committee. S. B. 26, Morkrid.—Regulating the sale of berries and small frult; mak- __ ing the standard quart, pint and half- pint the legal measures for the sale) of berries and small fruit. 8. B. 27, McNair.—Fixing the stand- ard measures for sale of products by dry measure as the 2150.42-cubic inch ‘bushel; the wine gallon of 231 cubic jnches the standard liquid heasume: | defining a barrel as 31.5 gallons and| a hogshead as 63 gallons, and fixing| the bushel weight for grains and oth- eri farm products. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Notice is hereby given that that cer- tain mortgage. made executed and de livered by John J. Schmidt and Lizzie Schmidt, his wife and Jacob. M. Schmidt and Mary Schmidt, his wife, mortgagors to George Sattler, mortsa- gee, dated the 6th day of December. A.D. 1916 and filed fer record in the office of the register of deeds of Bur- leigh county, North Dakota, on the Vith day of January, 1917, at 1:50 lock: p. m., and’ recorded in book 1. of mortgages on-page 200, will be fore- closed by the sale of the premises in such mortgage and hereinafter describ- ed, at the front door of the court house y of Bismarck, county of Bur- Jeigh and state of North Dakota. at the hour of two 0’ p. m., on the Sth day of February, AL D. 1919. to sa fy the amount due on the mort- gage on the date of The premises described in said mort-| gage and which will be sold to satisfy the sume. are those situated in the| @bunty of. Burleigh and state of North Dako' REY, ), of section twenty-cig hip one hundred forty-four (144 seventy-seven (77), west of the Default has occurred in said mort- by..reason of the fact that the ptzagors failed to pay the debt se- thereby which was due Decem- Ast, 1917. (he said mortgage contains a pro- onto the effect that the mortgagee signs may pay past due notes, on land they have received their share i idirection of our i j vocated ‘result of this _| tory. _| ditions in NORTH DAKOTA ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION DOES PIONEER WORK The annual meeting of the executive tine work of the association and as committee of the North Dakota Anti-| with her other officers her services Tuberculosis a ciation was held at| have been generously donaced. Keep- Bismarck, Friday, Jan. 10, 1919. The! ing the records, conducting the cor- [following report was swomitted and | respondence, planning the supervising aproved, being a resume of the activ-| health campaigns, and organizing the ities of the association for the year/ modern health crusaders, 1918. | Another important work has-been ‘The association has been in exist-| supplying those that have been re- ence just a decade, and during that) ported positive for taverculosis by our. time it has been our pleasure to see} state public health laboratory, and many of the reforms that we have/there are several hundree every year, advocated take on concrete shape and | with anti-tuberculosis and other good become rt and 1 of our eco-| health literature as well as directing nomic asse During the past year} them as to how they may regain their, our work has developed in extent and| positions as self-supporting members influence and the demands upon our) of our commonwealth. time and resources have become more; The open air school] at our state san- and more p! g. So many new ave-|itarium is another of the projects we} nues of endeavor are opening up and! have championed aid financially sup-| go many new public health provlems| ported. For several years it has been | are demanding solution that it has/in operation when there were a suf: been impossible for our association | ficient number to take advantage of to answer all of the calls that have; what it had to offer. It aims to sup- been made upon us. Our main effort! ply those inmates of the institution has been to conduct an educative cam-/ who are handicapped by reason of paign so effective that every man, their disabilities whe they leave, woman and child in the state might! with a ready and efficient weapon in be so well informed on the principles | the battle of life, opening up oppor of right living that disease might be/tunities for honorable, independent lesesned and lives prolonged. We) self support. i have kept in touch with the returned./ The modern health crusaders were; rejected and twverculosis — soldiers. | first organized in our state under the, a jation. } than fifty schools followed the health } rules prescribed and received the pins j as squires or knights according to; their accomplishments. This work/ will be developed toa much higher) scope in 1919 bi sa of the help of] he Junior Red € ‘ho will coopet ate in a campaign during the uext two; months that will enlist the children. | What of the future? To carry on a campaign of education in the preven- tion of disease requires consecrate | men and women. rd work, and a} reasonable appreciation for defraying the necesasry expenses of the movi ment. We feel certain that the so istently ad-! we have so patiently cultivated and; of school planted to good seed..will bring forth | elan abundant harvest of health and) happiness. DR. propaganda, “The Pennant,” our edited by the presi- tion has gone forth; carrying its message of health, hope} and cheer to the homes and hearts of our people. Fifty thousand copies were published in regular monthly} editions throughout the year. In ad- dition to this, fully as many cop! other pieces of anti-tuberculosis, liter- ature have been distributed in the same period. The labor of preparing) and distrivuting this mass of mater- ial has been our contribution to the cause. The association has pe: the employment nurses and has had seve field giving demonstration could be omplished by thenr..’The work has been all that could be desired. -ip many of the larger cities of our school and public health nurses are now em- ployed and in rural districts they are becoming quite general. In this con- nection it is with pardonable pride that we notice the recommendation of Governor Frazier in his me Pp 10 the present legislature as complete harmony with our concep- tions as outlined in our literature. * Organization and co-operation are i Wher- our educational During 1918, health bulletin, dent of the ass Diamond Weighing London, Jan. 20.—A new weighing 388 1-4 karats found at the Georgadlinic mine, Or- ange River colony. This promises to} be one of the diamond field's historic ever applied to public h A gems. the results have been highly satisfac-| Their logical application to cou- North Dakota would in- iY 3 Bra 5 | “Fatty” Arbuckle at the| Orpheum tonight in| Aare \“His Diving Beauty,” a) two reel riot of laughter. pie H Old Hickory Lignite sold by Finch | Lumber Co., phone 17. 7 sure for us: “], A state department. of health, co-oriinating existing public health agencies, with a full-time official as | chief executive. i “2. ‘The employment of school and community ‘nurses and) the physical examination of school children. Adequate support for the con- trol of tuberculosis and other com- municable diseases. y ‘ “4, An appropriation of at least five cents per capita for the expenses of conserving life Bismarck 388 Karats Found |. Don’t miss. seeing || Manual. Training Now Open to All Roy H. Neff, in charge of the man- ual training department of the Bis- marck high school, announces that the manual training shop will be open Tuesday and, Thurgday evenings from 7 to 9 p. m. to anyone who may wish to use the privileges provided. -A course will be outlined, and help giv- en those. who desire it in mechanic: drawing, cabinet’ making and’ wot turning. Everything except material for large projects will be free. ~Any- one interested is urged:‘to attend or to“communicate with Mr. : CHICAGO MARKETS Hogs—41,000; stron gto 10c high- er with the bulk of sales at $17.50@ 17.90. Butchers, $17.65@18.00. Light, $17.00@17.65. Packing, $16,60@17.60. Packing, $16.60@17.60. Throw outs, $16.00@16.50. ‘Pigs, good to choice, $13.25@15.25. Cattle, 32,000;\ good and choice steers, steady, and calves steady. Beef cattle, $16.50@20.00. Butcher stock, cows, $7.30@10.50. Stockers and feeders, $10.50@14.00. Inferior, common and medium, $8.00 @10.50. Calves, $14.50@15.15. Sheep, 31,000, steady. Lambs, $16.60@16.75. ‘ Medium and good, $16.00@16.6Q. Culls, $11.60@13,75. Ewes, $10.50@13.75. ST PAUL LIVESTOCK. Hogs receipts 9400, steady. Range $15. 0 17.00. Bulk $1 to 17.00: { Cattle, receipts 3.900; killers steady. | Steers, $6.25 to 18.00. ‘Cows and heifers $7.25 to 12.50. Veal calves $7.00 to 14.75. Stockears and feeders 36.00 to 15.25. ‘Sheep, receipts 2,600, steady. Lambs 310.00 to 16.00. Wethers $10.00 to 13.00. Ewes $5.00 to 10. ‘MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN. Flour unchanged, shipment 58,629 barrels. Barley 84 to 92. Rye, No..2, 1.55." 277 compared with 285 cars a year ago. Cash 92.85 1-4. Flax $3.32 to 3.34 Carney Coal Phone 94 O. E. Anderson Lbr. C. Old Hickory Lignite sold by Finch | Lumber Co., phone, 17. =—=———_—_ HIDES & LEATHER We wish to thank our patrons for the many letters of encouragement and appreciation, of the gcod quality of Oak Tanned Leather we furnished them with this year. In order to give better service, we have madé arrangements with the tan: nery with which we are connected to furnish us with this leather, and we will trade in your hides and give you prompt leather in return, at prices that will beat the eastern mail order houses. Send us your hides and order Ivather at once, or write for tags and prices, GROVE HIDE &:FUR COMPAN «1. Bismarck, ‘N. Dek. Returned Soldiers or Sailors Life Insurance. of- fers you at once an es- ‘tablished profession— with an earning capa- city in excess of any other occupation — it is work you will enjoy, as it reaches the real human side of life. Our force is made you will like:t ¢ -ate. We.swill. educate and assist” financially returning soldiers from this ‘time on in preference;to others. If you are. disabled, up of men with whom ; SSOCi=: one ° our. work will be even more attragtive to you. Either call at our office or write us for information. | * Don’t miss seeing, “Fatty” Arbuckle at the Orpheum tonight in “His Diving Beauty,” a two reel riot of laughter. | Phone 453, Washburn Coal Company, for Wil- ton Lignite at $4.75 per ton delivered. This coal] does not clinker and con- ; tains less sulphur and ash than any other Lig-/ nite mined in North Da- kota. Bismarck,ND. The Oldest'and Largest Bank in this sectionof finch Lumber cre, 17. C4 arch col. Fire ese io ST GET THE HABIT Get the habit to ship your hides, furs and junk to the firm that pays the highest market price. Send for our price list and tags. We pay the express and postage on furs. “We also tan hides into Coats, Robes and Leather” BISMARCK HIDE & FUR CO. Bismarck, N. D. You Can Enroll at This MODEL OFFICE PRACTICE school under guarantee of a sat- isfactory position a8 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, you'll attend. Write G. M. LANGUM, Pres., Bismarck, N. D. eee sisuance it will be inevitably necessary that the public address itself — with greater earnestness to the problem, of sav- “ ing.” A recent Federal Re- serve Bulletin makes the above statement. What, then, is the solution of the problem of saving? Simply this — spend . ase than ‘you vearnand %: - deposit: -. with unfailing regularity-what you save in the First ‘National Bank at 4% compound in- terest. -Thus:you.can begin to- -dayi:to‘solve. for. yourself the problem of saving by opening an account with any; amount: from. One or-liens and by virtue of said pro-|the department in don the owner of said mortgage paid | waste. BARTON & BECK, State Agents, Dollar upwards. Furniture: Company a certain coupon note on a prior mort- gage, for two hundred seventy-four and 20-100 dollars ($274.20). + That ‘there will be due on date of sale the sum of six hundred twenty- four and. 20-100 dollars ($624.20) be- sides the costs of foreclosure. GEORGE SATTLER, Mortgagee. PETER A. WINTER, Attorney for Mortgagee, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY POSITION WANTED—By an experi- enced lady stenographer. Phone 666. 1201 wk FOUND—Men’s._. overcoat; owner prove ownership and pay for this advertisement. ‘ 1201 wk FOR RENT—Two modern houses well located. Inquire at First Guaranty ‘Bank. ae 1 20 7t GOOD FORD CAR for sale. Inquire Mr. Wentz: Van Horn ‘Hotel. 1 20 3t Phone 453, Washburn Coal Company, for Wil- ton Lignite at $4.75 per ton delivered. This coal does not clinker and con- ‘tains less sulphur and ‘ash than any other Lig- nite mined in North Da- kota. Don’t mis s- seeing “Fatty” Arbuckle at the Orpheum tonight in “His Diving Beauty,” a, two reel riot of laughter. HUMPHREYS’ WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT ~ (COMPOUND) For Piles or Hemorrhoids, External or Internal, Blind or Bleeding, Itching or Burning One application brings relief. at all druggists Send Free Semple of Ointment to “We cannot serve our country bet- ter than by conserving human life, preventing human suffering and in- 220: Main: Street: Furniture Upholstery Repaired, Re- PROVIDENT INSURANCE CO. creasing human efficiency.” . finished and Packed. Our field worker has gone into ev-; ery county in the state and by lectur- ing, demonstrating and exhibits has taught the people the principles of the prevention of disease and conserv- ation of human life with special em- phasis on tuberculosis. An outline of her work is as follows: One hundred twenty-four meetings held; five places where meetings were held for several days at a time; 65 places’ visited and during these meetings several thousand people | were reached. Our own secretary developed a large share of the clerical and rou- FOR SALE 120 acres of land close to the pretty city of Bismarck, cheap at $35.00 per acre. Will take auto as part payment. Six room house, small barn and cistern, nice level lot, east front on 10th street, $1,500, $300 cash, Will take auto as part payment. Insurance written in all lines J. H. HOLIHAN Lucas Block Phone 745 Pirst, call a physician. Immediately commen: ency” treat~ \ 1 . ‘ The policy of the Fcrd Motor Company to sell its cars for the lowest possible price, consistent with dependable quality, is too well known to require comment.’ Therefore, because of present conditions, there can be no change in the prices of Ford cars. RUNABOUT Bismarck, NuD.;.. * p these are people whom you know. Patrick Casey, ‘a prominent citizen 10— cured him. 1 feel like a new man.” Harry. Wilson.of..St. Paul;.Minn., say: I. P. Hagen of Freeman, S. 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