The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1919, Page 8

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ‘WHEN NEURALGIA ATTACKS NERVES Slcan’s Liniment scatters the congestion and relieves pain BEULAH COAL C0. ‘ASKS INJUNCTION ‘TO STOP HANWELL HUGHES PLANS) f BARLY START ON FINE THEATRE ._—__e How many brands of hats manufactured during 50 years can Style Style may be your first j consideration in s@ecting i shoes but don’t let it. || overshadow quality; for style doesn’t amount to much in shoes that do not wear well. We give you both style and, qual- ity in The Florsheim Shoe—the shoe of supe- | Declares‘Inspector Has No Right | to Interfere With Mine | With No Employes | WORKED BY PARTNERSHIP allaying external pains, strains, bruiscs, | | | Co-operative Association of Min- | ers Employs' No Labor, Declares Complaint Fargo, N. D., April 8.—Contending |that it mings no coal, Out that it has fentered into a contract with its min- |ing force under which the latter un- jdertakes to mine lignite and deliver lit to the company on cars ‘as it is not an employer i fected by the mine inspec |the 16th assembly, the A little, applied without rudbing, will , penetrate inmediately- and rest and * eoothe the nerves, Sloan's L ut is very effective ia aches, stiff joints, sore’ muscles, lumba- 9, neuritis, sciatica, rheumatic twinges Keep a big bottle always on hand for family use. Druggists everywhere, Sloan's Liniment Kills Pain 30c, 60c, “$1.20 at the| partnership the possession of the min | ¢ | mouth of the mine, and that inasmuch ing property aforesaid; that since s not af-| Said date the said partners have been ion act of|{® possession of such property -and Beulah Coal| have conducted und carried on coal {Mining Co., a Minnesota corporation,|™ining operations therein and __re- Hl ali | toda: ‘applied to Judge C. F. Amidon|™oved large quantities of coal there- rior quality. 2 lie “if SP tating. dots for an order|{rom; that the several members of jrestraining John Hanwell, state mine| Such partnership have carried on such iinspector, from closing the plaintiff's Rosen’s | plant at Beulah, Ne D, as he has|t© do under the terms of the agree- |threatened to do for:the alleged rea-|™ents and personally have performel son that miners are werking there}#nd are performing all the labor in- | more than eight hours ‘per day: { Allegations Made. Loy: The plaintiff admits that it is the|Ployed and do not now employ any j owner of a lignite mining property| !#borers, miners or other employes to ‘at Beulah and that until the first day|@8sist in such operations, and that of March, 1919, it was engaged in the| ‘he plaintiff has.not employed and But it, sets not nowy employ any miners, la- Clothing Shop McKenzie Hotel Block ‘ operation of said mine. : forth that about the 25th day of Feb-| orers, ete. F at? jtuary, 1919, the ‘plaintiff entered -in- e e {to an agreement with Cecil Proctor, Operations as the owners of the right cidental thereto, by working ten hours a day, and that they have not em- ‘Mine Conforms. The coal mine is alleged to substau- P W. S.- Rohrer and: others,“‘who- for} tially conform to the provisions of Become. yi This. Season | the purposes to be effectuated by such|North Dakota's mine inspection act lagreement entered into a:-partner-|and to not; be detrimental to tie Tlave you heard about the new sys- ship”* and that by the terms of said|health, welfare, peace .or safety of tem for weight reduction? You may eat aud drink gll you need. ' to sa There is no tedious exercising. Take into the mining property belonging to a little oil of korein at mealtimes and the plaintiff and of holding*the pos-j fendant, sion thereof for a period of two well, rs from March 1, 1919. for the pur-|Such mine by the operators as the when retiring; also follow the simple, elear directious, A loss of weight, ten y to sixty pounds (whatever you i Jose), may be expected by this sa to pose of conducting coal mining opera-;OWners of the right to op and tions therein and removing coal tuere-| Same is subject to the provis |agreement the plaintiff has granted|those engaged in carrying on mining partners the right of entering] Operations therein. The complaint alleges that the de- tate Mine Inspector Han- asserts that the operation of te the ions of pleasant system of fat reduction, At from, conformably to the provisions|the mine inspection act; that by tue the druggist’s get a sm@ll box of oil! of said agreement. of korein capsules, and start at once. ules, 2 i That by the terms of said agree Bo of normal size, with good figure and) ment, the several members {terms thereof, the operators can be required to reduce their working day of said|to eight hours; that the operation of attractive. appearance, agile, quick-| partnership are prohibited en-| said mine for ten hours a day, tho no witted, healthier and more efficient. By gaging any employe or employes on|employes are engaged thereyy, is il- reducing weight now you are likely to) behalf of the partnership, or other- legal in violation of said act; that avoid one or moresdiseases, heart weak- | eto assist in performing the du-|it ¢ titutes a criminal offense un- ness, sunstroke, apoplexy, etc., and to| ties required to be performed under|der the laws of North Dakota; that add many years to your life, Remem-| agreement. « That pursuant to the|the plaintiff and the said operators Bez—vil of kovein, Become ‘thin and! agreements aforesaid. the plaintiff on| are liable to criminal prosecution for stay so. Show others this advertisement, March 1, 1919, surrendered to tie said} Such operation; that the said property Famous In A Day For Her BRIGGS A Free Perscription Does Its Work Overni: fangs You Can Prepare ~~ At Your Home er iNew York: fay my own d ft. takes just one night to Vélous. results, says Mie when her friends ask her about her won derful complexion and. the improved ap-| growth pearance of her hands and arms. Youjand un can do the same thing if you follow my| what abus advice she 8 think cf it. L never tire of telling others | hou: just what brought about such remarka. ble results. Here is the identical pri cliptian that removed every defec! fuce, neck, hands and arm marvelous change it will make in just|have only to get che application.” The prescription which| You need nothing else you can prepare at y :| simple that anyo as follows: Go to any grocery d et | inexpen 2 ten cents worth of ordinary meal, from any drug store w bottle of der Prepare the oatmeal us directed in y ‘ble improvement toutah’ you. It makes the transparent, smooth and ve hart’s and Jos. Breslow. Takes No Chances—She Orders From Home of Quality Groceries and Meats 310 Main Gussner’s Special Breakfast Coffee, Ib... 35c Mince Meat, regular 20c value, at ........ 4 15¢ ‘ Quaker Oats, small size, 2 for ..... au value for .... Ketchap, ace grade, per bottle Se 15e value _ Oatmeal, large size, fs y | Sweet Baby Beet: Bbc value -........... 25c pita coder Farm Houst Mince 5 i Tea, Japan, finest quality, 70c value..... 50c Quality. Macaroni; T ¢ | Sinmaid seedless 10c value :............. © | Raisins, 20¢ value - NEW SHIPMENT AT. ALL TIMES * Beautiful Complexion Oatmeal Combination Does It 19 the mine Inspector called the a'ten- It and will not pr duce or stimula f ‘o matter how, rough | compliance with said ‘order to close rhave had through ‘@ | 8ald mine. That by working ten hours I feel it my duty to| work and exposure to sun and every git! and woman What this] this oatmeal-derwillo combination wondertul prescription did for mé. Just|work a wonderful transformation in 12 t the most. Thousandsewho have dit have had the same results 1 have | themselves the schedule of compensa- naija|Profit for division pursuant to the rwillo and oatmeal.|terms of such agreement. That coal go| taken from said/ mine is lignite coal E : oman can |°f @ grade inferior to the bituminous you try it you’can form no i 3 package of derwillo. irl or afford it. The manufacturers guarantee that there will first package of derwillo and apply night and | application or they will refund the money morning. The first application will It ig sold in this city under a money 4 '} fund guarantee by department stores and] of such quality. that it. cannot be, all up to date druggists including Len-| stored; that it must be mined at or- THE DISCERNING HOSTESS USSNER'S Where you get your money back _if you are not satisfied that the goods are as we represent. Phone 60 Gussner’s Quality Tea, 1-2 Ib. packages, i dace, 35e 25 | soup, Beet or Chicken, Meat, 20c value...... Quality Corn, Speci eae es LSc| re es SELECT TOMATOES— FINEST QUALITY MEATS AND SAUSAGE fhe rsh Verstbls the Market Afford is subject to the injunction. proceed- ings specified. in Sec. 85 of said -act. and, that defendant. has) authority un- der tbe yrovisions thereof to close said mine ;and)to discontinue the oper- ation thereof until the — number of working hours therein is reduced. ‘Mine Inspector Gets Busy The complaint recites ‘that on March tion of the mine superintendent’ to Bev. (88, ofsaid, act, prescribing |the aunler, of: aours which shall cousti- tute a:day’s work, and that March 3 the defendant ‘issued a further order to the plaintiff, instructing the plain- tiff to cause the ‘hours of labor in j sald mine to be reduced to eight hours a day and threatened in case of non- a day the operators are enabled to d. will) conduct the mine with profit to them- selves and have been able to pay tion contained in their partnership agreement and to leave a margin of coal mines in other states and offered in markets supplied by plaintiff; that it has a limited market in territory contiguous to/the mine; that it is about tne time the market is ready therefor; that plaintiff is informed and believes that sald operators could not conduct said mine with profit to themselves Working eight hours a lay without increasing the market price of said coal; and that if said price_is increased, such coal cannot compete with said bituminous coal and will be excluded from the markets therefor. The plaintiff claims that the mine inspector is intimidating the partners engaged in the operation of the mime and “is making them afraid;” that the plaintiff has an investment in ex- cess of $100,000 in the property and has ordered and is about to instal ex- pensive machinery therein aggregat- ‘ing in cost many thousands of dol- lars, and that if agreement aforesaid is abandoned, plaintiff cannot employ miners or other employes to operate said mine,- working eight hours a day, without materially increasing the price of said coal or sustaining a fi- nancial loss, and tnat it will suffer Great and irreparable damage in ex- cess of the sum of $3,000. Asks Injunction. Wherefore, the plaintiff prays that the orderg promulgated by the defend ant as aforesaid be declared null and void, and that the defendant and his agents ‘be restrained and . enjoined during the pendency of this action tion be #h&de permanent. of coal delivered on boa; way cars at. the mine. from enforcing said orders and from instituting criminal or tnjunctional procedings, and from closing said mine, and that on trial such injuge- Understhe termg of the agreement the partnership operating tae mine]. agrees to déliver coal to the Béulah Mining Co. at $1.50 foreach mine car the. rail- ie operators agree to pay their manager $225 per month, and various other workers who are_not miners, stated sums for théfx.labor, and to receive as min- ers from 60 to 80 cents for each mine Show-House “Will 1 Have Seating | Capacity of 800 and Be | Equipped With Organ { BIG CONSTRUCTION YEAR History - Memorial Building, | Stréet-Car) Extension and_ , Other Projects Assured An unusual building year promises | to usher in the’reconstruction era for | Bismarck. The-expenditure of $200,- sion of the capitol street railway was trip, plans will be drawn and bid: ture house on Broadway, with a seat voted during the spring for another -40,000 grade school. There will be! some expenditure in remodeling the | temporary home of the Bank of North Dakota, to be located in the capital | city ‘business district, and an unusu-} ally large number of fine homes is! under consideration. To Be Modern: Theatre ct The new theatre to be erected by Senator Hughes will be a thoroughly | modern .playhouse, with parquet and- gallary, a‘stage large enough to ac- |~ commodate any ordinary “dramatic production, and. with a handsome en- trance on Broadway. The addition to the Haggart building..on Broadway was completed last year with the ere¢- tion of the new theatre in prospect, and the middle store-room of the three facing on Broadway was so con- sof peaple who st ‘daily. from the horrora ofanacid-stomach:. indigestion; sour, assy, rtomach, distressing heart’ Borst sickening food-repeating; ‘pain ful bloat and that miserable, puffed up h lumpy feeli after eating. Many. | these people have tried after treatment; medicine afte; acai cine; others have: gone to- loctors and stomach specialigts.and some to hospitals-but in spite of s:! of their cfforts they have obtained 1 no lasting relief or @ permanent.cure. "Those sy vipptams simply mean, acid- stomach. allowed torun on, they are very likely to cause a lot of ser- * ious trouble. Dyspepsia, rheumatism, pout, luzbago, celatica, , splitting eadache, dizzy spells, Nervousness, sleeplessness, menta] depression, mel- ancholia, a feeling, nesg.and all- goneness—these fe Just a ie the disorders which canbe ‘traced: ‘acid-stomach., As a matter of fact, acid-stomach is ofterrthe direct cause of those almost incurable conditions known as catarrh of the stomach, in- testinal ulcer, and cancer of the stom: - ach. The:lives of those who suffer trom theseserious troubles are nothing short of daily agony. Surely, then, you must see how important it is to go at once to the seat of the trouble —acid-stomach. You know what acid- SOOssss= : what you are told. 5 car loaded. At the end of every three months it is agreed taat,all accumu- lations remaining in thd partnership funds shall be distributed between the Parties to the agreement in equal shares.; ae THAN WEATHER |: | ae uae es Musical Enter- Poteet at McCabe (Church to- you recall? The name Gordon means more in a hat today than ever be- fore---and it has meant i" most for 48 years. priation will suffice to permit of fac- structure with stone’ similar ; in the federal building here,:and which would, prove most adaptable to. the the history-memorial | classic lines which pro! adopted. for this. monument to ies Dakota soldiers in the’ world’s war. 000 on the new North Dakota mem-/jstructed that it can be altered to! new theatre completed and ready for orial building,+on the state house ;serve as an entrance for ‘the show; grounds, and of $40,000 in the exten- > house. The theatre-proper will be ninety assured by the state legislature. Sen- | feet long and 50 broad, of fireproof j} ator E. A. Hughes. today announced | construction, furnished ‘with an indi- that as soon as Architect A. Van Horn rect heating and ventilating system,! returns from an eastern inspection!and machinery which will serve for jgooling in summer as well as heating | A large pipe organ} will be built into the theatre, and there ing capacity of 800, and to cost $25,- | will be a well-arranged orchestra pit, | 000. “It is possible that bonds may be from which the organ will be played. ; Senator, Hughes hopes to have the|- - leasing by the middle of September or! ‘Pest the first of October. History Memorial Building building have not yet been prepared. It is hoped, however, that the appro-| asked’ fora new vaudeville and pic-/in the winter. Fiery Eczema:and Skin Eruptions Readily Yield to This Old Remedy _ Successfully used for 50 years. Eczema and similar skin troubles from, a_ disordered, condition of the blood, and they can only be cured by giving the blood.a thorough cleansing, from it all traces:of impurity. This is why S. S. 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