The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 3, 1919, Page 1

Se ee ee THE WEATHER ‘ally Fair. THE BIS} THIRTY-NINTH YEAR, NO. 78. STATE INDUSTRY BOARD PICKING OUT BANK. SITE Commission Expected to Make Decision Friday—Townley and Lemke Here to Help ‘ LAW SUIT CAUS NO GRIEF Genera] ‘Impression. Among], Leaguers That Someone Has | Overplayed His Hand When the stute industrial board | HALL YS, UITY FEUD IS AIRED IN. SUPREME. COURT) Packing Plant Company’ En- deavors to Establish Rights as Co-operative Concern PAY INTO PARENT COFFERS i | | Ten Percent of: Profits After Surplus Is Aceumulated Go Into American Society | i | ; PRICE FIVE cael BOLSHEVIKI IN NEW DRIVES ON. ALLIES BEATEN Entente Forces, Alt Altho ‘valanin| bered, Are Fighting Stub- born — Defensive MORALE BREAKING Heavy Losses of Reds Have Re- | sulted in Discouragement of Lenine’s Men DOWN *’NOTHER WHO’D FLY ATLANTIC 1 | | PEACE COUNCIL HAS VIRTUALLY FINISHED WORK | Left Bank of Rhine Will Be Ney- | tralized Until Germany Has | Paid Indemnity i TERN READY ‘BY EASTER | i | French Foreign Minister Confi- | dent Covenant Will Be Com- pleted Within Month \ | | Be i . ——— The ei eas ey - = \ convenes Friday morning it will be {and 2 Teche oN for the Ronibe Bonen ciaeee wien Hed asa fine 1 esis Apel The: Coline eat LE, | with expectations’ that before it ad- ition of a $3,000,000 concern was in-|.tq tank positions controlling Oder.| CAPZAIN DUNE ~ has virtually decided according to in- { journs a temporary site will ave | volved in the. argument of the con- a jank posi ne controlling Oder- | | formation from. official sources that 3 tbeen selected for the Bank of North [Ses peee He Equity Coope ee were repelled today by allied Dunne is picked to fly the giant | the. left hank of the Rhine will be neu- 4 Dakota. The industrial commission | ita ae Stee eaaay tee end Sacto: orcas: ; : Tarrant super-triplane which soon will | #lized until Germany has paid. the | i {tary fe all before the} ‘The American French, British and|be given a testing out and then made | indemnity fixed by the p if is paying little attention to the action | supreme court of North Dakota yes- pady. fe ie 4 peace confer- q 74 Ru ns, who separately or together| ready. for a cross-ocean flight. The|ence. It is ler: inaugurated in federal. district’ court ite ve holding positions in rite terttory (Farrant has a span of 150 feet and Saar cracood :- Meonel and | Tue packing company, in which|@"¢ holding positions in this territory.! vin jit 10 tons. |Pelgian troops will hold this. terri- at Fargo yesterday praying for an T jfarmers of North, Dakota have sub- : i had everywhere held thelr lines in-| [tory, the United States holding it im: re injunction, which’, would, ,reatrain’ the A pot of paint converts a German sentry box to French. Just|seribed tor almost a million dollars’ | tact. | en | possible to maintain Amer oat faa 7] industrial commission and other state | change the black stripes to blue and there you are. These’ poilu| worth of shares’ at $100 per share,} ‘The Bolsheviki in spite of their] in this territor: dB : officials from placing in operation the} pn pleased with the job jclaims that when it organized under'| y,, ea ; y, and Britain having Job, the laws of 1915 it: believed: it heavy los: sterday attacked the insufficient ‘effective troops to occu: was attack four ults were made ‘ everal acts of the last assembly es- : ablisning a Bank-of North Dakota, | t aoe ~~! organizing ag. a cooperative concern, |t#ilroad front south of Oderziska, yes- py the territory. a mill and elevator association and anj{ * < in, spite of the fact: that those laws; terday at 10 in the morning. Allied} |, The drafting, committee of — the industrial commission to manage the WORLD-WIDE | required, 15 associators, while the! forces east of Kolshia Ozera, Amert- jleague of nations has) finished its same and providing for bond issues to a | Equity company had bat seven, and cans, Rusisans and rBitish, were un- | work, but has not passed on the Mon. WIRELESS: I | |despite the further fact that the max- : ( ; roe doctrine and equality of national- f ‘ | imum capicalization provided by: those | @e" all day yesterday, and | ities. It is expected the league of na- COMING SOON | provide the finances. The hoard had expected to meet this morning but.adjourned till tomor-, row to give Morris an opportunity to} | | | %. - fe laws was’ $50,000,. while the &quity | incorporated for, $1,009,000. | there again this morning. All broke | tions committee will meet Sunday to jdratt a final text of the covenant, » inspect sites which Bismarck has of-! New York, > April s{_,While President Patrick M. Casey! qown under allied fire. According (0! nn a | An appeal for the inde : fered ii Bs hae th - “ | tor a orld jor tive eauity Faeking eoiswhois s | Bolshé k ‘prisoners the enemy isiOne-Time Friend of Wilhelm | kore will he submited to th pace ven those who nye een mos s re hel y et A “urd of control, v1 emora lize aC: I his . fed s league program feel tactically t Consulting Ungineer Alexandrickson of | geod leaguers, eompoltical atmosplier® Ways, | for: His: Crimes NKorea society. The -appeal is ia pa and from a strategic standpoint, no Commissioner Packard Points; the company: He declared two de-| R&S heen injected inte the controv-) jn the Selesko sector the allied ad-| : 5 } {to represent the vehement desire. of matter what the ‘outcome of the Far-; 0 fi B vices invented by him, the bridge re-| (AY, im the comment in newspapers | vance: posts were attacked by a strong | uae: | practically the entire Korean nation, go action may be, the filing of this), Out Unfair Increase in Bur- | ceiver and the barrage receiver, w j Which A. ‘ownley, | president of enemy fire this morning, but the Bol-jrypay yg 7 > WAR! ‘ suit was a mistake. They hold to the! ipermit the establishment of such a!t#e league, edits. Foch Mr. Townley | sheviki were driven back. |TELLS OF FURY OF WAR; Peace Terms by ‘Easter. belief that program measures upon! den Borne by Farmer pyeteni: [end Ww liam Lemke, chairman of the|” Gn the Omega river, west of Bol- | “I have always thought and think which the people .of North Dakota; ieee aan state central committee of! shia Ozera, the enemy erday shell-| -, 8 {more than ever today that the peace »> have voted and with regard to which! : Sib ene ;North Dakota and one of the five di-/eq the village of Kleshevo, whica is Cannot Entertain Any Doubt/ Preliminaries to be imposed on Ger- they have expressed at least a par-;STATE’S SHARE porte jrectors of the National Nonpartisan! helq by a Kusso-British garrison. In| . 9 " many will be ready before Easter, un- tial approval should not be molested! voile lteague, were here ‘for the hearing) this territory enemy outposts were That Emperor Brought on less something unforseen arises,” said A through the courts, inasmuch as the/ | Wednes ye i driven back at Pilluk and the allies World Conflict Stephen Pichon, foreign minister yes- people are to be given an opportunity | Sixteen Cents Out of Every ae ee aed of Case. ‘captured two prisoners. The allied! terday, according to the Matin. to express their opinion through th | i e history of the case is that the} troops are tired and outnumbered but | etait pn medium of an initiative and referen-! lar Paid to Support Expen- | | Eaulty Cooperative Packing Co., orig-(fighting astrong defensive battle in By EDWARD M. THIERRY. = | \ dum’ election: i 3 . al linally incorporated for $1,000,000, of{ tie sivow, which shows signs a N. E. A, Staff Correspondent. | \ sive Townley Retinue hich i 1 he snow hows Bens 4! i Bismarck ‘Favored. § y | {which practically all of the shares} thaw in the strong st sunshine. Paris, April 3.—There is one man, a! 1 It was understood. this morning thai et oh eae | {Raye been sold,’ last fall voted to| sovereign who stands outside the| . ie 3 the industria! commission favored; Showigg how an unfair proportion | jamend its articles-of incorporation to} peace conference and who thinks Bill} ; Dipper a eaeeiee sate for eae of the taxation burden is shifted onto) ay 380.000 he! few toring uch MILES UR URGES: |Hohenzollern ought to be dragged in-! bi me jank 0! rt 8 4 to an internati crimi q ed, with the. industrial commission! the ‘ownley-Mills-LeSueur-Eastman: | beorporction ‘Taws | of North Dakota | i This. sovereign is the ‘Princ ott and the. office of! the ‘state treasurer George single tax plan adopted by the Seek, to be Carranza jwould be $1,060. ‘Under the laws re-| Monaco. Tatetis ata he Raye | and the board of university and school La genera}; assembly, aad how thie and to Restore Diaz ‘lating to the incorporation of coopera: i | “Bringing the ex-kaiser to’ trial be-! lands. It has been said that William| burden is’ trepled for ‘all classes of} i is 3 tive associations, as amended in 1917, fore an international tribunal is the! Lemke, chairman’ of ‘the republican taxpayoros. das Outet. hls SAUCES may |) : =: uke sh.) the fee would be buts. The Equity ‘solution conscience-demands—though | Present Successes: ‘of Govern- state central commitiee.and closer to} be-furnished :Townley’s: expensive re- i JAP: CONCESSIONS DENIED | °° tendered the fee of $3, holding; NS others may decide whether it is politic rent * Townley. thi y other: Norta Dako- Hane or saiup our ay Comte) that it was a cooperative association. | and timely. Since attempts against} ment Due to Lack of Or- ' Fargo. much found: | stoner ackard, one of the bes Secretary of State Hall rejected the = c 5 = eon fact thi Sadisanin tar could | known of ‘the league leaders at’ the ers ‘tender, contending that ie ee ri ‘ . nig frichtfor edine ackliee Mamanity | ganized Opposition not be learned this mofning. ipo far capitol, ‘presents the folloying inter-| Government: Insists Nippon ‘Has | had organized under the general cor-| Famous American Fighter, Now | -orain unpunished.” j 1 q as can be discovered, Mr. Lemke has | esting comparisons in a leiter to the} ‘poration laws, of the state, and not} i ‘ * i ‘ ; 4 not committed bimself-on the, sub- pibllation” of; the': Valley? Citys Tings) ‘Been Treated as Others in ‘as a cooperative enterprise. |. Retired, Points’ Out Men [WHEMEWAR SBOE {HOLD POWER BALANCE ” |" ‘ect. + Recor 1d HM F i j The legislative assemdly of 1917 en-! 3 i | : Townley and Lemke Here. { aneat Mp Trubstiaw: I have read | Lower California jacted: as a curative measure. an| nace of Bolshevism Pee Prince ‘of Monaco was once | Both President ‘Townley and Chair-) W: interest, the .cantroversy, in’ the} —— amendment providing that any com-| 4 | pO et y.¢ 6. chen. KBer. ialists 4 man Lemke werestiere all ddy Wedae:- columns of your. newspaper between! -New York, April —General Aure:|pany which had theretofore “attempi-/ | Washington, D. C.. April 3— [die severed! iac\frlendahip.sia A0U4r) ou Socialists, Unite With day and. probadly, wll remain, aver tO) Laie scala (oi “ofimmer’ lio Blanquet, Mexican minister of war | ed ito. ineorperete abet coonerative) Drastic action by congress to pre- [Catinan orders “that had been von]. + SPattacans Noske’s Small © day vernor zier, w! : a : s oo e age oO vent the spread of Bolshevism in : FH z 7 y Wy a ° Caxtined to bis hed by a severe atiack Nelson.” Zimmerman isa good doc-| during the administration of President! the cooperative _ statute by filing! this Sahtey qae tireed lastnight red upon him, ane last year pub!; Army Would Vanish \ of, rheumatism, although still suffer: tor, but I-am afraid he is not as good | Huerta, and described’ as second in) amended | artices of incorporation. The! py Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles i Be ne, : dook, and Unt} {| ing greatly, came to his office Wed-|@ statistician and anaylsist of public; command ‘to General Felix Diaz, re-} Equity Co. bases its case upon this}; in an address before the safety ital “ind etmene: Gt Germs y anil 1 Paris, April 3—Competent German n nesday afternoon to meet the high | finance. yearly seeenyeans as Serta cently reported as having undertaken |#mendment, contending that when it) league last night. He declared | iminality And ‘created as uu rial! and foreign observers are cliary of zy shocatives! of the Jeague. Nha trans:j 4 tax commie loner in close ously i a. ‘¥e¥dlutfonarysmmovament agrainat originally incorporated ae was with the! unless, steps were taken to re, Recently the weice. finn “nt iew| Making definite predictions of what pir in this conference, has not ap: G ii . % se a ut was coming under P| vent the spread of the “red peril” ‘i aioe age x will come out of the welte > peared, “It is believed, however, to| bred desire fo ben the thick of any prenident cartanes, recently arrived | cooperative statues, and that it should| the country soon would be in the | NUM candreg: Viol s Lknowa | Ua Ga soon’ aicoheste oe pate rere concert ne lceation. of ihe eetnse tor seceaine “into. thts ‘con trip, we acestding to an announcement rt penalized now for the misiake} throes of revolution and anarchy. jer nould ,b be punished. He told why ;QPments in revolutionary Germany. fo) ota and other prob- e a 7 be bee e. ai 3,7 e ‘sai Ks NS ij iW row a igra amie which tow contront. the Teague; troversy. | made here today by Roberto Dion, his Robinson in Doubt. | caneene het tend artes | This is what he told Viollis: eestor nottiae im derinaaly 18 Ma A regime, which. is faced with a very| According to figures compiled by spre tay Ohi hi During the hearing yesterday. As-) speech which breeds treason.” Vi Did the alee Want the war? Did | corain except the ‘ondestalatyy of the | serious revolt. within; its ranks. Mr. Lyman. A. Baker, secretary and he purpose of his return, his secre-/sociate Justice , James E. Kobinson Aiea ee eas, e ow it to be imminen TOM | yorrow.” i ‘All. Favor’ Progra (Continued on Page Eight.) tary said, was to overthrow the Car-| frequently interrupted with questions | | various’ facts which have sinve come | di American correspondent? “Pett , None of the-léaguers of this revolu- | Ree eae ranza regime and restore the Diaz ad-| as to why a cooperative association of pe ae mala canoe ent sri y with these ‘distinct lint y tion has expressed’ any opposttion to} 4 ministration. ; North Dakota farmers should pay ten| ‘ ony monet ote ue Supt Le | pressions: ; f ha the league program bills nor’ any sup-| (| per cent of its profits to the Ameri- yes fore the war:he seemed si The tenure of the j port for the action which was begun | NO SPECIAL 5, AP CONCESSIONS ean Society of Equity. Such a pro- |cere in his wish for peace and renev the tenure of ihe present. eoalilson } k. in Fargo’ yesterday. Attorney Gen- Mexico: City,,’April '3,—“In_ lower] vision is embodied in the articles of ed intercourse with France. 1 know|ajthough for the moment in control bs ; eral Langer, in‘ his capacity as chief California, there ‘are various foreign} incorporation of the association, this because L had \been entrusted 'é¢ 44 situation, y legal adviser to the state industrial | enterprises, among which ‘one or:two|which decrees that after a certain With the misison of trying to bring it; Only One Alternative, ry ‘ commission, ts ‘prepared to fight in are Japanese, which have been given] surplus has been accumulated, a sum [eeue There is no alternative except that the federal courts “any ‘attack upon charters for exploitation ‘of various) not to exceed 10 per cent shall be MEGALOMANIA GREW ia strong socialistic government with the constitutionality of thé -league’ natural resources, but none of them | apoprtioned to the American Society }ON WILLIAM. ja drift towards the soviets is prob: { program acts: It seenis apparént tha has Been perinitied oy will Hy be per of weauilty. for educational and propa- oy aa “But at the same time a terrible/able if the present government fails: bid = Hall, _Kositzky,* Olson, Olsness ‘an mitted to acquire tracts of land, be-| ganda purposes. . 348, |and guilty megalomania was growing{ Altho the t a) (Continued on Page Three. A, cause the constitution prohibits eels Judge S. L. Nuchols, a law pariner | American Authorities ‘at Cob- up i him. He wa anslous. to ing | alta tis Hbsierieee aed i r Socialist Leader Convicted andj @efinitely,” was the statement made|of Attorney General William Langer.) Jenz Permit Movement of® |‘Deutchland uber alles.’ From the day|they can count ofly upon the-compar+ P Lf | 5 today by General Amido Aguire, under| represented. the packing company,! j When. he felt that it would be. impos ly small force of Noske's volun- 4 Sentenced to Ten Years , | secretary of agriculture. while W. H. Stutsman, also of Man-, — Soldier's to Neutral Zone —_[ sible for him to attain this end by|teer troops to keep down this insur: i q Pi f ‘Cl ‘The contracts of some companies; dan, former chairman of the state/ {peaceful njeans, the idea of war be-|rectionist movement, the masses being a 4 rays for Clemency among them oe Mex an eaik Co. | rail ‘ay commission, appeared for} Coblenz, April 3—G 3. erman troops|€#me an ovession with him. too apathetic to give support in case 4 thave been nullified for not having! Secretary of State Hall. aa % deeheat “I shall never forget the expression} of an emergency. s lied with tl - f th | opposite the Coblenz bridge-head | j Washington, .D. (; April 3.—Appli-| complied with the provisions o hi iS emia ae ares ‘gan moving early Thursday to’ lof his face, disfgured with fury, and} Successes Ephemeral. cation for a respite preliminary to aj Constitution. Those companies ea \ Frankfort, where a Spartacan upris-| the hatred of his voice, when, in July,; Success of the Noske trdops would ee petition for pardan of Eugene V. Debs, | ing large holdings vill be Fedulred rl ‘ing has been causing disorder. Be-| 1914, he told me: ‘If they oblige me to|be difficult if the Spartacans and o> sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment (livide them, and none will he allowed | lfore entering Frankfort, which is inj ™ke war the world will see what it|their independent socialist’ allies L \ for violation of the espionage act, has | more than 2500 acres,” said: Seeretary,; : ‘the neutral zone beyond the bridge-(lias never dreamed of’—words which | should succeed in. staging a general 4 : ' heen received at the White House| 4guire. H Ihead at Mayens, the German officers; Proved sadly prophetic Hypocritical| strike and insurrection, and will be referred to Attorney Geh- 1 jhad to obtain authority from the] Words, too, because he could not pre If the Spartacan movement is un- {eral Painter, The, ‘application is signed by Frank Walsh, ‘Charles’ Ed- ward Russe] and Allen Eenson. The courts, after upholding the con- viction of ‘Devs, tion for a rehearing.’ The application to President Wilson for clemency: is Debs’ last appéal. 1 Communist Government Making | Effort to Stabilize, Affairs —Rumors Denied 4 i Buda Pest via Vienna, Sunday, by The Associated Press~Communist Budapest is orderly, and the gevern- ment is putting forth every effort to stabilize conditions. There are pessi- mists, however, who contend the gov- ernment will endure less than a month its safety, it being held, depending up- on the success of the Russian bolshe- viks to establish a corridor through Roumania. Messages from Nikolai Lenine are received every day. by the commun: ist minister of war, who receives newspaper men freely, bu; has ordered | that dispatches be censored to cut down material sent over | already crowded wires and also to prevent un: favorable matter ig out.. He stren- uously denies the communism of wo- men in Hungary, which he declares.to "WAR LEGALLY ' ENDED, RULES U.S. JURIST | pee a a ae are es ‘Louisville, Ky, April 3.—In line with an informal statement from the bench on March 24. federal Judge Walter Emmons in an opin- ion today handed down a decis- ‘ion finding that the war in Eu- rope legally is at an.end, and that a olea for a new trial on convic- tion of violating war-time military regulations, after the armistice if ie refused an applica-; FAMOUS MINNESOTA STAR NOW BROKER Over Investment Market . Ralph Capron, all-around track, football and- baseball star of the Uni- versity of Minnesota in 1910-11, later a member of the Olympia team, and} | still later with Philadelphia and Pitts. burgh, in the majors, is here with Harve D. Hagerty, president of “H. D. Hagerty, Inc., with whom the athlete is associated in a bonding and secur: ity business. big-leagues and a season or two with {Mill City to_take up business life. He is still regarded as one of;the best | all-around athletes in the M. A.C., and as one of the best’ informed men in the northwest on athletic tovics. ° Harve Hagerty is here wit! Ralph Capron Here Looking| After three years in the| Beier Capron. returned to the! | SARMY] RANKS | Discharges to Date Replersie|! | Approximately Third of En- | tire Force Enlisted i | 1 Wasflington, D. C., April 3.— Discharges | of .enlisted men from the army for the week of March 22 totaled 65,939, the war depart- ment announced today. incom- plete daily reports to March 2, bring the grand total of discharg- cs of enlisted personne! to 1,437, | 14. PRICE STABILIZATION, PLANS ARE'REOPENED | Washington, D. C., . C,, April 3—The en-| | American commander. Conditions at Frankfort became ser- ious Tuesday. The mobs stormed a, {laree warehouse, and the member: | helped themselves to the food epee here; Hundreds filled baskets and) sacks with food of various kinds. ['Street fighting followed efforis of Possible for him publicly to denouncs| the authorities to obtain control of the it and even to leave the throne? situation. The German troops then were called upon for help. | BRITAIN RUSHES REINFORCEMENTS TO NORTH RUSSIA the Murnansk region ; Russia is giving the British military authorities considerable, anxietyy. An- nouncement was made today that British reinforcements. will follow im- \ mediately American reinforcements | now en route, London, April “3—The situation in| in Northern | jtend that the war into which he de lelared himself to be driven, was not a val very time prepared in every de ail. | “Let us admit that the Pan-German-} the junkers and his son wanted {to bring the war about; was it not But} no—he a)solutely wished for the war, jand conducted it himself in all its | hopelessness and barbarity. He Shas | | now to bear the heavy burden of re-| | sponsibility.” ‘WOOD AND SCOTT | ARE DECORATED: | Washington, D. C. ‘April 3.—A list of officers awarded the dis- | tinguished service medal issued | today by the war department in- | eludes the names of Major Gener lal Leonard Wood, Hugh Scottvand Yohn L. Morrison. . jable to organize such a widespread movement, the government probably will be able to sustain itself until peace is signed. 4 On the one hand the government is by no means strong and is establish= ing itself more and more by the mere fact of its continued existence. ABYSSINIA HAS REVOLT; WOULD .. ENTER LEAGUE 'Grandson of King Johannes tt Rebels and Claims Throne of His Country ‘Adis Ababa, Abssynia, Wednesday, April 2—A grandson of Jo- hannes, Second, who died in 1889, bas revolted and declared himself king under the name of Theodofe. The BOY, ernment has sent out @ punitive ex- be jerous, wae e ney has setanding:.in || Capron, looking over his extensive tire policy of the administration in’an $ pedition to put -down the revolution.: 3 5 -| court. bond: investments in North Dakota. wh tie wa the 24 members of ‘the govern- 2 PAL. ettort, to stabilize prices through the POLISH MILITARY MEN FIND ‘The governor of Denedisich also bas ent, ~ department of commerce has been r ; revolted. _ Se PRESIDENT WILSON RARE ES 2S, ARB i7™7. .P¥VELOP JAP LAND. Tokio—J: will Winnipeg, Man.,- April 3.—Ca- nadians have laid out a nine-hole golf course ‘on Vimy ridge, -ac- cording to a letter just received | eye a Canadian “officer. in ‘He said President Wilson ptob- \GOLF MATCH ON’ VIMEY RIDGE oA rs Raa WILL PLAY ably would be invited ‘< play. the first “official” game on this vane torical course. Vimy ridge was captured by Canadians after fearful fighting, Frartee:prob- ~ the tidge to openetl through the refusal of the rail. Ways yesterday to accept new steel! Prices set by the board. iTO FLY "ROEND WORLD | t | IN RELAY OF PLANES ,LASH CURE Chicago, April 3.—Polish mili- tary men have found a remedy for Bolshevikism, the Revv.v Stan- istaus Iciek of Duluth, Minn, said today. Father Iciek, a chaplain in the Polish army, has just re- turned from overseas. and will re- main to assist in the Victory FOR BOLSHEVISM “When the Bolshevik doctrine made its appearance,” he said, the soldiers took the radicals and The government annourited it. send a mission to Paris to ete of nations. applied 25 generous lashes. One application as a rule sufficed to expe} the Bolshevik. germ. .Po- land now has a well organized ’ atmy of 200,000. Poland has given _ proof of its ability to steer the’ ship of state on a safe course.” admission of es to There has been’ more or pt is: