The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1919, Page 8

posi Ste eauerenec a helt erp mee oe ‘PAGE 8. BISMARCK BIDS | FOR NATIONAL FARMER MEET Commercial Club Backs Up State and Local Union in Invita- tion to F. E. C. U. A ERSON Still Man Will Represent North Dakota at National Con- vention of Organization NV. ‘Anderson of Still, kota’s North Da- KES MESSAGE} delegate to the national con-j Kind ruary 25,) subject ‘by the proper officials ‘in tie man- ‘by law." ; Under Sec. 8, the bond of every such official, shall be exempt from all liability by rea- son of loss of any such deposited funds while so deposited.” ec, 9 provides that “ ‘orl Dakota may receive deposits trom any source, inchiding the United States government, and any foreign lor domestic individual, corporation, association, municipality, ‘bank or | government. Funds may be deposited {to the credit of the Bank of North} | Dakota in any bank or agency ap-} proved by the industrial commission.” ‘Sec. 10.—All deposits in the Bank North Dakota are hereby guaran- by the state. Such deposits 5) mpt from state, county and municipal taxes of any and all’ vention of the Farmers’ Educations and Cooperative Union of America, which meets in Denver, Colo. April] 11.—Funds deposi shall be deemed ‘available funds.’ For} to disbursement for public purposes on checks drawn ner now or hereafter to be, provided “Whenever any of the, public funds hereinbefore desig- nated shall be deposited in the Bank of North Dakota the official having control thereof, and the sureties on ‘he Bank of ed by state; n the Bank of North Dakota; Chairman H. P. Goddard. of the Burleigh county war loan organization announced today, that Major J. M. Hanley of Mandan, judge of the 12th judicial district and a veteran of two wars, will assist Lieut. Browning in talking to the crowds which are ex- pected to gather here Saturday to see credits bonds. There is appropriat- ed for initial expenses of the ‘bank $10,000. The manager's bond is fixed at $50,000. TO OPEN GENERAL AGENCY IN CITY | H. E. Day, secretary of the Amert- can National Fire Insurance Co., a North Dakota corporation, is here from Fargo conducting investigations |preliminar to the establishment of a | general agency in Bismarck. | The American National seems to be losing no sleep over the fact that the 5 to 18, will carry with sim an in-|banks that make the Bank of North! State plans to carry fire ingurance vitation from the North Dakota union | to the national union to hold its con-| vention in Bismarck in 1920. | The North Dakota union at its 1918| convention in this city adopted sirong | resolutions inviting and urging the na-| tional association to hold its next; annual convention in this city, and be-} cause of the great intere: vhich | farmers’ organizations eve: here | palities and hoo] distri now on display in the experiment about to; j deposit in banks of the state aver- be made in North Dakota, it is be-/age 000,000 per annum. The pres- lieved that Bismarck has a good| ent legal reserve of something more} chance to be: selected. than 700 state banks is abolt 3$35.-| Mr. Anderson, who is here today,| 0,000. The Bank will become re- says the members of the organization | favor Bismarck because of its cen-j tral location, its railway accessibility | via. Chicago and the Twin Cities from | any part of the United States, and be- cause Bismarck is located in the heart of the great permanent céreal t Minnesota and Montana are pract ly unorganized, and it is felt a nation- al convention here would stimulate in-| terest in these states. Bismarck of-! fers an abundance of hotel and audi- torium facilities, and the invitation} of the state union and the Burleig2 county local will be backed up by a strong “bid” which will be wired by) the Bismarek Commercial club in sup-} port of Mr. Anderson’s nomination of the capital city. BANK HOME NOT | YET SELECTED; ! MORRIS ABSE (Continued from Fage One.) may be decided by the governor. The industrial commission is required to sell them for! cash. House Bill 18, eating the Bank of North Dakota, decrees that it “shall be opened and shall proceed to trargact. ‘busines\s whenever there shall be delivered. to the industrial commission bonds in the. sum. of $2,000,000, issued by the state as may be provided by/law for that purpose.” The Bank of North Dakota is not required to wait until vonds are sold. It may open its doors for business the moment the bonds are delivered to the industrial commission, Section 4 of House Bill 49, appro- Prlating $2,000,000 for the Bank of North. Dakota, provides that “Nothing in,, this act, however, shall be con- strued to prevent the purchase of any of said bonds with any funds in the bank of North Dakota.” The funds of the Bank of North | Dakota are assured by Se ion 7 of House Bill 18, which pri 3 » and funds of all penal, educational and industria] institutions | and all other public funds shall be, by the person having control of such s, deposited in the Bank of North ) Dakota a reserve depository, it may perform the functions and render the services of a clearing house, includ-} ing all facilities for providing domes- tic or foreign exchange, and may re- discount paper on such terms as the} industrial commission shall provide.” It_ is estimated that current pub funds of the state, ¢ pository for $5,000,000 of the mill and elevator bond funds and for $10,000,- 4 to be realized by the sale of rural 1 |CORN, CALLUSES QUIT QUICK!) Two. Drops of “Gets-It” Will Do It. Ever. hand-carve your toe with a knife trying to get rid of a corn? Ever use ecissors and snip off part ‘oul in “Clover “=It Ends Corns Quickly Ever pack up your toe with ‘‘con- sters as thougn you | were Di a vse for parcel | post? Ever use gresy ointments that rub off on your stocking? Ever use sticky tape that ge you pull your stoc foolish, when 2 or 3 drops of “Gets- It} on any corn or callous gives it a quick, painless, peaceful, dead-sure funeral! Why putter and suffer? “Gets-It” stops corn pains, it lets you work, smile and dance. even with jcorns, It’s the common-sense way, 8; “Gets: Tt;" the guaranteed, money- back corn-remover, the only lway, costs but a trifle at any drug store, M’'f'd by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, Ill. ‘Sold in Bismarck and rec- ommended as the world’s best corn |remedy by Finney’s Drug Store, Cow- a within three months from the | ge and approval of this act ee an’s Drug Store, Lenhart Drug Co., | Jos. Breslow. Fourth Street FRIDAY Electric Spark Soap, 10 bars for Canned Salmon, 30c value, per can 40c value, per can . Hershey’s Cocoa, 25: 2 cans for Prunes, 18c ‘value, per pound Prune Butter, in bulk, per pound per poutid .. KUPITZ CO. . Phone 88——Will Connect You with All Departments—Phone 88 QUALITY SERVICE Canned Pears, 2 1-2 Ib. size, SANITARY _ Bismarck GROCERY DEPARTMENT Make a Dollar Worth One Dollar and Forty Cents SPECIALS -| tensive territory covered from o fthe corn too close to the quick? sure| Extra Standard Canned Corn, Mic (4) [oslo ROR Rn eh Ieee odes Mai eaee ad Extra Standard Tomatoes, 25c value, 2 cons for Extra Standard Sliced Hest 35c value, per can _ MEAT AND FISH SPECIALS Pr aie ay 20c = ae: Trout on all public buildings. As a matter of fact, prominent leaguers, identi- fied with the state administration, are included in the directorate of the National. Secretary Day announces that the American National general agency ¢| Will assist in plasing Bismarck on the -|insurance map, inasmuch as a large; staff will be employed and an ex. this | poin:. 14 - YEAR - OLD BISMARCK BOY HAS RUN AWAY Police of central North Dakota have been asked to keep their eyes jopen for Silas Edberg, 14-years-old json of Robert Edberg of Bismarck, who a week ago today set out from JUDGE HANLEY TO HELP OUT WITH VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN SATURDAY the war:tank which will exhibit on the principal streets all of Saturday. aft- ernoon. Judge Hanley is. speaker of much ability, and he-has only recently. re- turned from.-France, where he spent fifteen months in ‘command of. a ma- chine gun battalion which saw some very active service. the Johnson farm near Wilton, where he had made his home, with ‘a gun oyer his shoulder and who has not been seen since. Silas was a matter-of-fact young chap who wouldn't be expected to go off hunting Indians or buffalo or any- thing of that sort, and his father, who is an employe of the Bismarck Bot- tling works, is at a loss to accuust for his diss DEcazance: RAISING BUDGET TOMAINTAIN U.S. LABOR BUREAU; The Bismarck. Commercial clud is raising a budget to be used in main- he federal free employment ed by tprivate,“ initiative since \ con: gress adjourned ‘without making an; appropriation for this work. It, is said that the. Bismarck offices have | placed more than 700 men in good po-} sitions. -The work of these offices is regarded of especial importance now, when every incoming train brings re- turning ‘soldier boys ‘from the front. Shoulda poor ‘man wed a rich \ girl? See “The‘Embarrassment’, TOWNLEY PRESS DELIBERATELY LIES-KOSITZKY State Auditor Shows How Fig- ures Are Twisted to Defend League Extravagance That the Townley press is conduct-| ing a deliberate campaign of false- ood in order to extricate its master from the dilemma in which he fnids himself is charged by State Auditor Carl Kositzky. Alleging that The Courier-News — yesterday distorted facts to discredit his assertions, that North Dakota is bankrupt or worse, the state auditor today wrote the edi- tor as follows: Bismarck, N. D., April 10, 1919. Editor, Courier News Fargo, N. Dear Sir:— Any person who will carry out the instructions of Archbishop Townley and lie like a horse-thief needs to be pitied and you have my sympathy. In your issue of The Courier-News yesterday you state that the State General’ Fund, according to the books of the state-treasurer, was overdrawn $122,000 on March 30, 1915; $15,000 on December 1,.1915, ‘and $67,000 on March 31, 1916. This statement is ab- tsolutely false, so take all the rope you waht while taking is good and in time 1 you will hang yourself. Yours truly, CARL R. KOSITZKY, iene Nea ary Suits Frocks ve ae Millinery quisite than.our and Hi ns ‘Women’s LIGGETT AND Ki Walter W. Liggett in a letter to‘a! State Auditor Carl R. Kositaky today; accepted the latter's invitation to» de- bate on the immigration, board of ad-_ ministration, printing, judicial, redis- tricting and one-man tax commission acts of the 16th assembly and the tax- ation program of the league, setting the municipal auditorium in Bismarck as the place and 2 o'clock, Saturday ul FOR SALE—Fumed oak dining table x steel ‘bed wit! 411 Fifth St. 14102 Should women propose? See j “The Embarrassment of Riches” | featuring Lillian Walker at.the Orpheum fonight. THE BIGGEST ‘BARGAIN _ We have had in land in a long while. A quarter section, two and a half miles from Sterling at— 000.00 Can plow every acre; good soil; good neighborhood. F, E. YOUNG REAL Lele ape and brass finish springs ‘and matress. Phone 273. LEAGUE PROGRAM EAT AUDITORIUM ternoon, April Ps as the time. The” pan peed promptly replied to Mr. Liggett, san agreeing. to the terms, and ‘the auditorium has been engaged. “I am glad of an opportunity. to, discuss these isaues here at home before the people who know me best,” sald the state auditor in replying to the future North Dakota immigration commis- sioner. ADLER,J- “J had a bad case of constipation, gas on the stomach, and other bowel trouble. Twelve hours after I took ‘Adler-i-ka I felt better and after con* tinuing I consider myself CURED.” (Signed) E. H. Beeman, Calispell, Wash. Adler-i-ka expels ALL gas and sour- ss, stopping stomach distress IN- Re eNTLE, Removes ALL foul mat-: |ter which poisons system. ten }CURES. constipation, pendicitis. We have sold. -Adter-i-ka many years. It is a mixture of buck- thorn, cascara, glycerine and niiie other simple. drugs.—Jos. Breslow. — eS Do Not Get Careless With Your Blood Supply, Impurities Invite Invite Disease, You should Pay pay parilantes head! ry The most critical Woman cr Miss could not help but ‘Approve 5 of these smartly trimmed and beautifully lined garments. The most popular material is the Navy Blue Serge. superbly tailored and semi-tailored in the Russian ‘Blouse, Box ‘and Belted effects. $32.50, 45.00,:59.50, 75.00 New styles for this Eadter occasion are arriving daily. sheer dainty creations in Georgette of delicate coloring, with beadings and embroideries, exquisitely tasteful, are most ap- propriate for this occasion. Taffetas.and Taffeta : and Georgette - combinations are particularly desirable. $22.50; i of AY 55. ae Choosing es ’4 Hat. in Paris could diseover no tats more‘ex- _ Here are gath- ered the inspired thought. gems in Millinery from the ateliers ’ ' of only the masters. 5 “ $5.00, 10:00, 15: 00, 20.00 al ‘Kayser Knickerbockers:: wo Women’s Jersey Knit Knickerbockers, White. Oer regular $1.48 dire! Baster display. of Millinery. | sizes in iday and Children’s Hose Silks They. are - s and. Sat The Suiti ; Se-inch f 4 Wool Dress Suitings—. A The Feature of Interest’ in Department ected to- Féshionabl Outer Apel. cAnd no less important are the minor decessories, including: ‘Neckwear, H. loves.and Hosiery, all so vitally necessary to the «success of the EASTER Costume c - ‘Special for Friday and Setrday a ‘ “Crepe de Chine in White, Black and Light hing 40 inches wide. Our et $2.25° quality. ‘Friday. and: Saturday—: 1.89 per yd. 36-inch uray Taffeta, our regular f2.25 quality} for Friday. Wg ay ( 40-inch Black’ Georgette Grepe, our Friday og ‘Saturday— x Handkerchiefs 1 85 (per yd. F regular. $2.50 quality. Be alm: Beach Suitings,. twenty ‘colors. to select fcom, Our regular: ¢ 65c quality. Friday ind Saturday— and. close-outs which ‘we hhve ing. A few bottles of 8. 8, S.. the arent vegetable medicine, will revitalize yo! dad & beelthy, vigord beeazanga end needs iE ju just now |. of Riches" “with: Lillian Walker, State Auditor.| $y indleation that your. hath ere ty Keep the system in perfect c7 adie’ at the Orpheum: tonight for the|_““As a matter of fact,” says Mr.| 9 ieee ie reagan or ee ee te i i K. Kositzky, “records show that. March force, vital obtain it’: answer. 30, 1915, there was a balance of $261,- tt medical sivion, you can in ab: ae fe B 328, 11 in the general fund; ‘December By keeping your blood Ligy ‘without cost by writing to Medical” Shop in The Tribune Before}. 915, there was $32,002.38, -and | Four aystem more pista rrating| Director, Swift Specitie Co., 25 Swift You Shop in the Store. March 21, 1916, there ‘was '$542,-|. disease thas is ever presen® aiing Laboratery, Atlanta, Ga. Webb Brothers ao per yd. Prevents ap- * Saturday— id oe Pink =, nee turday— oon. sales a ee