The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 24, 1919, Page 7

LAKE AND HEL STOP * MARJORY DYETHER- }; AN SWUCKS! € AST PoP FR A GUN YESTERDAY AN! HE WWOULDNT LEMME WAVE ONE! WE WOULDN'T # GtE Wt, MY $2: - Classified Advertising Rates.. Terms Strictly Cash—No Copy Without Remittance Attached Will be Inserted. First insertion, 85 cents; additional insertions without, chai WE IS} Gos ~ wisi. YER DAW WO? MINE, MEBBE HE'D: BUY ME ONE: Too ! No-NO-T. MEAN WHA PART DO YOU PLAY. f f/ Rosens Clothing Shop, op) P. depot. i 5.00 Buys a large — siz range, good as new. Mr. P. tel, 706 Sweet street. 3 ( THE TRIBUNE'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN || ilies HEMSTITCHING and PEICOTING at Mrs. C P Larson, 400 4th ~ VESS'R ~' HE! Yesse vets pellet SONAR RUNUNE: REVOLVE A COAT REVoLVR - 8 2 NA SHOOT EM UKE THIS — She! WHAT'S A COL * REVOLWER, ALEK 2. JIMNY. CRIKETS! DON'T YA KNOW TOWNLEY HAS TACKLED ONE MAMMOTH JOB entire a gram of league, as it has been ap- proved-at the polls. None of these men has lined up with the Independ- ent Voters’ association or with any other faction which is attacking the league program prop Like Senator Mees, sentative Anthony Wal! ite N. 1 wk kitchen Wohket- 7 19 1 wk (Continued from Page One.) of superintendent. of public. ins{rac- tion. This action ,appi ‘ormer Repre- street. aa ton of Ward, 18 1 wk - of copy, 15.centa, Advertisements containing more than 25 words| wANTED to rent piano In good con- Peary aihbewe sae FE Uap pet eT ea i will be Gaarged at the rate of two centa a word for each additional) dition. - Will give it best of dorm | tions to the winds cH! came ont flat-] league leaders, they insist that their iy word. . ’ ; sater * | _ Write 599, Tribune, 3-13-t£) footedly in defense of. Miss, Nielson, | antagonism is’ di ard meas- ata —_— —— |FOR. SALKR—Automobile, Oak! He appeared as her counsel in the su-| ures faisled the league in the HELP-WANTED—MALE *LANDB Six in first’ class: shape. Pons 8 i pe ie court process to which Miss furfhordivee of 5 interests, which eee | CUT eT gui tb elson. was forced to resort to oust| they believe detrimental to the move- WELCOME! RETURNING a aaa png WRITE LOS ANGELES YN. G._A.| Macdonald from the office which the| ment as a: whole, SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. price, full particulars, D. F. Bush, Auto School. Get started right. people had denied: him, and he is ap- Can Townley Put it. Over? Full information es.to all emi Minneapolis, Minn. . ‘ 31 1mo pearing for her in an action now fe President AC. ‘Townley succeeds . Joymént’ openings \ in. this “com: ~ 222 2t | FOR SALE—One ful blooded Jersey pending-in which Macdonald is seek-| in making stick with the rank ana file ploygni bull.eighteen months old, One full/ing to regain that office. He was] of the league his charges. against ¥FOD SALE—For North Dakota. land, well . located building with four good office rooms, 25° miles from munity and. elsewhere will be giv- en you FRED at the Bureau for Returning Soldiers and Sailors, | blooded Jersey bull calf four weeks old. Price right. J,M. Wilson, Van dk, N. D. Ho 3 open in his opposition to the board of administration bill, wresting from Miss Nielson her powers as. state su- these men he will have proven con- elusively his complete political dom- 18 1 wk, ination of North Dakota. He has set Northwest Hotel Building, Phone Sioux City, Iowa: Rents for $50.09 2g Mag ba RC oa Bee ar | pupae 7 ° aa; | perintendent‘and making her subserv-| out to trim at least three of the 171, All national and local efforts pet on W. F. Kavaney, How- BOR: pte Migros, Pe ient to an appointive commission, on| league's hest vote-geiters, men in ard, 8, " ‘ * "*! which It is generally admitted Mac-| whom the voters have twice by an trated. | United/ States Employment, Service. v. 8. Department of Labor: to assist you are there concen: ‘ 3-19. 4.12 wks “WANTED TO RENT WANTED—By. responsible, party. with. o— 3 o BRAKEMEN;. FIREMEN, _$100-$200 Q'Coner. Phone 550 SEED CORN : Extra-choice Minnesota No ver King, and Flint Seed Corn for sale. 2-142wks overwhelming their confidence, Tom Hall last fall was elected by a vote of 61,894, more than seven thous- and greater than the vote of 54,517, donald is to have a-place, This seems majority expressed to be Langer's, sole, and only. offense, aside from the fact that acting in his legal and official capacity he has had a share with Governor Frazier and . 18,.Sil- . monthly; experienco” unnecestary,| One chtid, six. room house modern | Address. W....E-.. Stewart, Mankato, | secretary: of: Mtate: Halliin the-alring|siven Lynn J. Frazier for Governor, ? aie with garage, April 15th. Will pay |Minn.. © Coa 8-19-10 rr; CHE 7 redi'Eh220votes 7 must study. easy necessary instric- up to $50 nonth. Write 60 9 SAL of the Valley City: Bank transactjon | William Langer received 55,339 votes, tion; send stamp,. Railway Assocla- iP oF tb per’: month. | Wri 2) FOR SALE—Kitchen~ range. Good | and that he now is-curious to know| running a close third in popular tion, cnre 675, Tribune. cate, Telbunec, 3 oll wk condition. Hot water front. Call} tho. inner, .worki f the Consyp em, and Karl Kositzky’s. vote . 3.28 It. Ww 644X. ii 8 24L-WE | ovat United Store mbarpplaguc’”” |P4.883. Whether Olson and Olsness WANTED. AT~ ONCE—An_ exper Ti- . encéd cellar man, Will pay liberal LOST AND FOUND. salary. Bismarck. Hide, 4. Seery ‘FOUND—Some_ milk tickets, Owner. may have. same ‘by, proving. prop- erty_and paying for thi advt. at Tribune. “ Phone. 404K, : ot . It, FOR. SALE OR RENT— *|. HOUSES AND FLATS MSTRICTLY modern house. for sale. 3201 wk WANTED—Married man for general] Phone 894R. farm work on stock and: dairy farm. ‘State wages wanted, weight and ex- “perience in ifrst letter. W.\F. Rey- nolds, Lark, N. D. WANTED—Young man or gir)’ to learn to feed job press. Call at Tribune office. ee 3°241 wk FOR SALE—House of. 6 rooms, nice trees, tt 75x150, cheap at $5,000. Price $3900; $1200 cash. Address Box 211, Bismarck, N. D. 3-22-2t FOR RENT—Five room house pari- ly furnished, and barn call room 1 Kupitz Block. 3.24. 2t FOR SALE—Right room _~ modern , house on™paved street, 50 ft. lot, east front, fine old shadetrees, $500 cash, balance $50 month without in- 3 20 1 wk WANTED—Cylinder “and job_ press feeders, also printers and bindery help. The Tribune, sa chee 5 3t women wanted. Special outdoor plan. Permanent employment. Good ay. Selling experience desirable ut not essential: Address.Chas.C.| terest. Priced right for quick Schwer, 85 Broad St., Boston, Mass.| Sale. 1. Van Hook, 15 Tribune 3.09-1t| Bldg. Phone 339. Pets 3.22 3t f FOR RENT—Furnished _ modern 14- room: house. Inquire at 46 Main street, 3191 wk OR RENT—Modern five room. du- plex, water furnished. Inquire 211 Rosser street or phone 360X. ky 3.20.1 wk FOR RENT—Seven room ‘house with Dath at 601 Third. street. . Inquire at 313 Second street. | = 3:15 2-wks FOR) RENT—Two vid three-room flats eee HELP WANTED—fFEMALE WANTED—Gitl_for housework. No Cooking. Mrs. Rohrer 620 6th St. . 3 244 3t3 WANTED—Experlenced kitchen help, also dining room girls; Best of working conditions and highest. wa- ges. Call at. Homan’s Bakery & Cafe, Bismarck, N. D. f i 3.24.1 wk WANTED—Hiderly woman to:help on a farm. Phone 408 F 3. 3°21 3t ¥ for light ho pvconmne: Five WANTED—Girl for general house | ete eee eee toa ath work.’ Highest wages. Mrs. Wm. with garrets.” ° -Thquire 803 7th Lahr, 504 Mandan Avenue. eee : $15 te % : o Aa tf) ————— | Mod WANTED GUT Tor gencralhouse:|"‘age, well located. Convenient . Apply Mrs, A. W. Lucas. ATELAS : 2 3241 wk terms. B.C. Marks, Bismarck, NN. Dak. 26tt a : R 8S. ix' room strictly mod- ROOMS FOR RENT ern, bungalow in Riverview addition. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED A bargain if. bought at once, I¢ in- rooms for light housekeeping: Bus-|, terested call C. L. Burton. iness College. Telephone, 183. H 12 19, t¢. i ‘ 3 24 2t, : FOR RENT=Modern room for-rent.| ~ MISC! ANBUUS i 311 4th. 3.221 wk] FOR, SALE—1000° bushels nice white pe 2 ai ee FOR ‘RENT— Unfurnished rooms;, Russian Oats, 75c¢ per bushel. 60 steam heat, janitor, electric light] bushels good toes, 60c per. bu. and elevator service. Bismarck} A, registered: lord ‘bull, 21-2 realty Company, Bismarck Bank} yeara $225, at the E. H. S| Building. 3:21 tt psa x |. W. Bismarck. Ws . WORK W. ED * LFOR- SALE—One’ ton’ Auto Truck. MAD day. or} ~ hour. -Also wants sewing in her home or yours. Will also do private washing. Call at 404 9th. street So. ‘Phone 894R © 3.12 2 wks. ——————— CHUANNNOADULATANUNAANANQQGUEUTAAUUNEUOAROOA' | SOLDIERS & SAIRA « will run your Want- Ford engine. J. H. Holihan. : : 3-22-2t FOR. SA rocery stock, good lo- cation, good business, adding ma- chine and L. C. Smith typewriter, Ford truck ahd Studebaker Four] delivery car. L7Van Hook, -- Trib: une Bldg. Phone 339. : 3.22 at ¥ Upland hay grain, “Quote price. deliv- *Tanh. Center. © Addréss -Box Fargo, N..D. |” as Sy ‘A, good y for child, yeass. old to room and board where, he. will B00d care. Will pay a . Phone 741... > c ing on Main job for one month| W. WANTED—Late model Ford roadster in good shape. Must be bai cash,): Write Tribune No. 6! Catalonia Cries for Freedom The Literary Digest tells o! of: desire“for home rule, or independ- ence, partial sweeping, over Spain. particular, is making fervid appeals, and urging President Wilson to “raise his voice” in her behalf. Can You *Think Quick”? is ,;coming more and more into demand. Before we know it the big business concerns of the country may be examining applicants for important positions by means of the remarkable brainonetre, (or psy- chograph, as the ‘inventor calls it,) which is described in the Literary Di- gest this week. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS or complete, Brain-speed Yo Ask Nou Tune Youle Go To MExico, LAWRENCE? a Catalonia, in WERE ALove THERES} Now) AWPENCE, | SAID SOMETHING 1 WANT [ \oy MIGHT COME OVER are; definitely slated for slaughter camfot be predicted’ at this time. Ol- son received a few hundred votes less than Frazier, but his majority over his opponent.was 4,000. greater than Frazier's, Olsness ran a few hundred: votes ahead of,Frazier, and his ma- jority was aboht 7,000 greater than that of the governor. Begin Campaign. Independent of every other faction, proposing as leaguers to explain their stand to league members, Kositzky, Langer and Hall will take the stump during the week. Kositzky already has fired his first shot. ‘a _ About Mr. Olsness. €. A’ Olsness, insurance commis- sioner, Aas repudiated an alleged jn- terview appearing in the St. Paul Press, critical of the printing and board of administration bills. Mr. Olsness, however, has reiterated his opposition to the printing bills. The insurance commissioner first offend- ed the powers last year when in dis- tributing ‘insurance: statements for publicatign he gave afew of them to independent newspapers which had not supported or which had -actively opposed certain features of tné league fovement. Not Opposing League. No one who is acquainted with these five state ofiic:als or who has per- sonally discussed their stand with them has even suggested that they are opposing any vital feature of the league movement. Individually and collectively they have expressed their rgain for 2, 3 24 3t fa wave that is Is the Church Immune to War What is going to happen to,a divided Lessons? Church in the face of the present veep of Bolshevikism, if the Churely at crisis of need and opportunity? What will happen to America in the By Allman THEA ThERE 1S NOTHING Lert For mE TO Do Bur TRY To FoRGET- 1 SHALL Go AWAY! 1 SHALL ENLIST AND GO To mexico Wl ee - QH, You MapE MB.DROP A stitcu! ANO EVENING BUT |. WANT “ov To LAY oFF THE SOFT, STUFF. yyy Ys Vay ano i Wea, |!,vash You Word ; | s i Do THAT MEXICAN Dranl-wore AND BE. SURE AND SEND ME MEXICO, Toner! He TM TH FELLA WH Z\T' WIRE FENCE ON MY FACE, ») YSTUAT WEARS TH’ STOP-GLOVE Lt To GRAB SWIFTERS | rd with the economic pro-| TSA UTTLE HorSE PISToL ? discust by Bishop Charles D. Wi are two of the startling questions is blind to its plain mission? These of Michigan in an article in the relig- ious section of the Literary this week. ;“SMOKE BARRAGE” OFFICIAL CALLS TOWNLEY ATTACK “(Continued from Page One.) the Consumers’ Co. has been frequent- ly changed. The business has been conducted privately, and for months past has received little attention from the opposition. There has, however, been much appartnt dissatisfaction within the ranks of certificate-hold- ers. One instance of this was the meeting of Consumers’ Co. certificate- holders with Townley a year ago in this city, where the president of the National Nonpartisan league is report- ed to have informed the men who,had put up the money that what, became of; the big balance not actually in- vested in stores was none of their bus- iness, President Townley does not appear to be in a position to sidestep re- sponsibility for the Consumers’ scheme. Norbert O'Leary, his. private secretary, and H. L, Elliott, state man- ager. of the league, were among the original —incorporators. Hastings, Brinton and other men.whom Townley has employed in similar schemes, were until very recently actively iden- tified with, this, enterprise. Letters are on file from Townley in which he directs the organization of stores. Valley City Deal. |. In the Valley City banking deal, which will have another inning with the blue sky commission this week, the Courier-News on behalf. of the league denies all responsibility, de- claring Hastings and Box were acting in their private capacity. There is on record with the blue sky commis- sion Hastings’ testimony to the effect. that he went to Valley City and un- dertook the organization of a league abn kthere at the personal direction of Mr. Townley; that Mr. Townley was cognizant of the undertaking at all times, and that he conferred with ‘Hastings on the matter while the pro- ject was under way and advised: the retention of 50 per cent of the stock. for the league. {Washburn School Entertains Patrons | <Washburn, N. D., March 24.—The annual entrtainment by the Washburn public school was given at the Liberty theatre on Thursday evenin, witnessed by a crowd that almost filled the hall to its capacity. All the grades, from | the first through the high school, were, represented on the stage. The teach- ers drilled the pupils for several weeks and the opinion of patrons seem to be that the performance throughout was quite creditable. The program opened with “Tenting Tonight” by the upper grades follow- ed by a wand drill_by the first and second grades. The third and fourth gave the stately minuet, followed by a motion song “Timid Maids from Japan”, by the fifth and sixth grades. A minstrel show put on by the boys, during which several of Washburn’s leading citizens were. “heckled”won applause. A two-act comedy, ‘Miss Neptune”, by high school students, was well accepted. - The specialties included a duet. “The Gypsy Trail’, by | Maxine McCulloch dnd Sophy Kreme- netsky; a patriotic pantomine “My Country ‘Tis of Thee”, by Mabel | Whitlock, with a selection by the girls’ quartet, comprising Blanche Wahl, Vivien McGuire, Helen Creamer and Florence Nelson. How to Make. Money From the Weather, Garden hose does not sell well in a rainy season, nor does. ice cream freezers in cold weather. The busi=| ness man who studies the article on Digest may learn unexpected ways of weather maps in this week's Literary turning hig weather knowledge into business profits. ~ NOTICE TO CREDITORS In _ the matter of the estate of. Oscar F, Johnson, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under- signed, Elise R. Johnson, administra- trix of the estate of Oscar F. Johnson, late of the township of Ecklund in the county of; Burleigh and state of -Nerth Dakota, de , to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against, srid cereased, to exhibit them with | the necessary vouchers, within six 4 this notice, to. safd ‘udninintpatde ony : IRR OMS ale as amare ins dy Digest | “accepted, by the commission. A com- 3. Humntel. J. Alsbury.. . Jim. Jensen, Ra Randall, RH. State. of’ North. Dal ed Attest: Burleigh cgunty, Nort * Dated Maton ed ) BLISE Re a OK F. H. & GHOM. sha Attys, for Administratr: Bismarck, N. D.~ ” 8-10747-24-31 bn es & ei, NOTICE TO CREDITORS, In the mater of the estate of An- drew Hagen, deceased: Notice. is hereby given, by. the: un-, dersigned administrator of the estate of. Andrew Hagen, late of the fi ship of Hay Creek, in the county of Burleigh, and state of North Dakota, deceased, to the creditors of and \all persons having claims against. id deceased, to exhibit them, with, the. necessary voucflers, within, fonr months after the first publication of, this notice, to said administrator in: the City. National bank in the city of Bismarck, in sald Burleigh county, and state of North Dakota, Dated March 17, 1918, BRADLEY: C, MARKS, Administrator. Newton, Dullam & Young, Bismarck, North Dakota. Attorneys for Administrator, 8-17 24 31; 4—7. , NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION, Notice. is, hereby given that an. elec: tion will be held in the city of Bis- marck, Tuesday, April 1, 1919, for the purpose of electing the following nam- ed. officers of the cit) of Bismarck, North Dakota, Two city commissioners. One police magistrate. One city justice of the peace. 7 “The following named. places have been designated as the polling places: First Ward—Old high, school build- i ing. Second Ward—Faunces, 218, 4th street. Third Ward—New high, school building. Fourth Ward—Lot 2, Block 46, 0. P, 6th street. Fifth Ward—Thompson's Shop, 8rd’ street, Sixth Ward—Fire “Hall. On March 18th the boards of regis- tration will be at the polling places named above to register voters. The polls will be opened at 8 o'clock a. m. and ‘closed at 5 o'clock p, im. Women are entitled to vote at this election, Dated this 15th day of March, 1919, C. L, BURTON, City Auditor. 3:17 and 3 24. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Notice is hereby given that that cer- tain mortgage, made, executed and ‘de- livered by John J. Schmidt and Lizzie Sehmidt, his wife, and Jacob M. Schmidt nd Mary Schmidt, his wife, mortgagors to George Sattler, mortga- gee, dated the 6th day of December, A, D. 1916, and filed for record in.the office of the register of deeds of Bur- leigh county, North Dakota, on. the Vth day ‘of January, 1917, at’ 1:30-° o'clock p. m. and recorded in book 138 of mortgages on page 200, will be fore- closed by the ‘sale-of the premises in such mortgage and hereinaffer deserib- ed, at the front. door of the: court house’ in the city of Bismarek, county, cf Kur: leigh and state and North Dakota, ut. the hour of two o'clock p.m. on the 12th day of April, A. 1D. 1919, to satisfy the. amount due on the- mortgage on the date of sale. ‘Fhe premises described in ‘sai@'mort- gage and which, will be’ sold. 'to-satists: the same, are those situated in ‘the county of Burleigh and state of: North Dakota, to-wit: West one-half of the northwest. quarter: (W%. NW%))0 and” the west. one-half of the southwest, quarter (W444 SW%) of. section twenty-eight (28), township one hundred forty-four (144), range seventy-seven (77), west of the 5th P.M. - Default, has occurred in. said mort- gage by reason of the fact that the mortgagors failed to pay the debt se- cured thereby which was due Decem- ber 1st, 1917. The said mortgage contains a pro- vision to the effect. that the mortgagee or assigns may pay past due notes on prior liens and. by virtue of said pro- vision the owner of said mortgage paid a certain coupon note on a prior mori- gage for two hundred seyenty-four and 20-100 dollars ($274.20). That there will be due on-date of sale the sum of. six hundred thirty ard 45-100 dollars. ($630.45) besides the cost§ of foreclosure. + GEORGE SATTLER, Mort; PETER A. WINTER, Attorney for Mortgagee, McClusky, rth Dakota. 2 3-10-17-24-31 PROCEEDINGS CITY ‘COMMISSION, , MARCH 17, 1919, The city commission met. in regular session Monday, March 17, 1919, at 8 o'clock p. m. There were present Commissioners, Bertsch, Best. and President Lucas. The minutes of. the meeting held March 11, 1919 were read and approved. G. B. Allen resignd as judge of election in the third ward and W. L. Smith. was appointed. in his place. BE. C. Taylor resigned as judge of election in the Fifth ward and Theodore Quanrud was appointed in. his stead. Commissioner Best, moved that the resignation of Wi A. Cleve- land be accepted and: that A. F. Me- Donald be appointed in, his place, The: motion lost. The report of the state examiner on the examination of the city records in the offices of the city treasurer and the city auditor wags e munication was received. from Major F, R. Smyth relative.to thes govern- ment campaign to centro] and eradi- cate, venereal disease. ‘his matter was referred. to the. city -health offt cer. The following bills were allowed. and. ordercd to be paid funds permitting: Mike Getz ... J. Empting . M. J. Wildes N.S. Intewnational of police Burroughs Add. Machine Co. istlethwaite .. farts ak Pe rttae 4 ~C. L_ BURTON, ity: