The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1919, Page 8

factory-baked foods. Powder, it is MISSOURI SLOPE BANKERS TO MEET IN CAPITAL CITY Officers of the Missouri Slope Bankers’ association at a recent meet- ing in Bismarck made arrangements for the annual group convention to be held in this city June 12. H. P, God- dard has been named chairman of the local committee which will handle the convention details. The association in- cludes all of the counties west of the ORE THROAT or Tonsilitis, gargle és with warm salt water, then apply— the river. FEDERAL LAND BANK ciation. pn *YOUR BODYGUARD” = SOF, 60F. 91-20 | cate at Glendive, Mont. ORDER BY MAIL: ORDER BY MAIL \.-—— POPULAR “PRICED ita J ohnson S STORE THE STORE WITH A THOUSAND: ' GARMENTS Coat and Suit Sale ~ Now in Full Bloom. Every Suit'in the storé, values’ ap $ 24.98 to $39.50. This Sale ..... Dolmans ae Coats, hundreds to choose from; values This Sale $24.98 $9.98 NEW SUMMER DRESSES ARRIVING DAILY ‘One small lot of Serge Dresses, regular $14.98 values. Your choice.......... NOTICE [= On account of bad weather the time has been e tended to May 17. Let everybody co-operate in removing all refuse fro yards and alleys. By May 17th the city must be clean. man to help this department enforce the law. Filth spreads disease. Clean Up! Don’t spit on sidewalks. Begin now! It is against the law. _—————————— 'C. E. STACKHOUSE, The Value of Home-baked Foods It goes without saying that home- baked foods are fresher and more wholesome and economical than When one remembers how easy and sure is baking with Royal Baking understood why thoughtful, thrifty women are today baking more than ever. Health is protected and quality in- sured by baking at home with OYAL Absolutely Pure Made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes Royal Contains No Alum— Leaves No Bitter Taste river and Burleigh, McLean, Logan and Kidder counties on this side of APPRAISER IS HERE Appraiger Rusco of the St. Paul land bank, is spending a few days in Bismarck appraising lands upon which loans have been requested by mem-j bers of the Bismarck farm loan asso- BOUGAS ‘ADDS ANOTHER CAFE TO HIS. STRING Andrew Bougas, of Bougas Bros proprietors of the Van Horn cafe, hg purchased the Can-I cafe, leading emt- ery of Jamestown, which will be mae and® Bismarck “restaurants, Bougas Bros,.own and operate the Glendive | _ Xe m Mr. G. B. Allen has been appointed sanitary police- Health Officer.. AILY ed Wipchom BISMARCK TRIBUNE AMERICAN LEGION WILL STAND OUT FOR AMERICAN Great Organization of World| War Veterans Insists Upon Loyalty to ‘the Flag i ie WOULD DEPORT AGITATORS | Ole Hanson’s Right Hand Man, Made Vice President of Na- tional Society at St. Louis The American legion is up on its: hind legs and rarin’ to go, according | ‘to Adjutant Genera) Angus Fraser who | returned last night from) St. Louis, | where he was one of the 1,062 delegates to the first national meeting of Ameri: | can veterans of the world’s war. ! “The American legion has only one} axé to grind—that’s simon pure Amert- | canism,” said General Fraser tod: “The legion is neither political nor s ‘| tional. The two leaders of the Louis convention were Col. 'Theod Roosevelt, a northern republican, s of the greatest republican leader of modern times, and Col. Bennett Clark | of Missouri, a southern democrat and | son of former, Speaker Champ Cla a democrat and a ‘southerner to t gore, and one of Roosevelt's most dent political enemies during the lat- "s life. These two men labored side} > on the floor of the convention committee meetings, when Col. Baking Powder declined 'té accept the presidency legion; it was Col. lindsey of Tes southerner and a democrat, who selected for this post. } Going After Enemies. “The American legion recognizes but! one foe—the enemies of our country. ° ‘6 | The tal wip have fought for Amerieg in the field: intend to continue fight- | Weather Report | ing for her at home. They will insist oe —F | that aliens who enjoy our bounty re- ending at} spect our flag. They will insist that congress enact laws for the deportation - 50) of alien declarants who surrender their - 6] jirst papers rather than tight for their - 58! adopted county and they will insist - 48) that. aliens who took advantage of the - 46! neutrality of their homeland to escape . race] service during the war return to that Highest wind velocity .......3 NW.| homeland by the quickest: and shortest G Forecast route, For North Dakota:. Fair tonight|not give the,legion the Jaws it asks, For twenty-four noon, May 14: ‘Temperature at 7 a.m... Temperature at noon Highest yesterday . Lowest yesterday Lowtst last night Precipitation ... hours tral portions tonight... ‘ a congress « which will’ -stand for. Lowest America first: Phe American legion: is -Temperatures.| jn. politics: to. that. extent and. no 46 further. : iG t “The ‘American ‘legion believes::that this country today.itaces. a struggle he- tween: Americanism: and . Bolsheyism. Fargo ..... tstge cas Williston |. . Grand Forks ..., St); Paul... ine peg 44 ‘The legion. intends: to, stand on the side Helena «.. - 88 ‘of: Americanism, for an Americanism Chicago . : + AS which recognizes no sectional or party. Swift Curren’... i.e eee ees 28 lines, but whith “insists, upon ‘a, unitéd |; ORRIS W. ROBERTS, people, under one fag with one cause. Meteorologist... | If: there are within our’ borders any who cannot enprade this doctrine they will be handed thefr hats and invited to beat it: “aL ‘ s,Agitators Ate, Aliens. ’ “Reports: from every section of the |. country: presented at the St. Louis. con: yention proved that:95 per cent.of our} agitators and trouble makers are aliens. ; American, Jabor Is: being denied an op-; portunity:to carn a ‘Hivelihood by alien agitators who. do not .desire to, work. The spirit, of the convention was well | illustrated when’ it elected to the vice | presidency Sergts;Jack Sullivan of NOTICE TO CREDITORS. . In thé matter of the estate of Axel ‘Hedstrom, deceased. | im ‘Notice is hereby given. by the un- des! ned “May Hedstrom, executrix’ of st: will of Axel Hedstrom, ‘late of y, of Bismarck, in the County igh and State of North. Da- deceased, to the creditors;of, and | persons having claims against said deceased, to..exnibit them | with necessary ‘vouchers, within six: months after the first, publication — of ‘this notice, to said executrix at the ‘office of F. H. Register in the Webb ‘block in the City of Bismarck, in said Bur- leigh County, North’ Dakota. Dated May 14th, A. D. 1919. | MAY HEDSTROM, Executrix. May 14-21-28 June 4 the I. We W. The. American legion stands for the same things that Jack | Sullivan ‘stands for. He is a_two-| fisted. American, fighting: man with 2 | gift of saying what he thinks and of | backing it up when. nece: Y, “That convention was real fellows. There was former Sena. ; tor Luke Lee of Texas, just out of the service; and Col: Clande Burkhead, | made up of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN’ that re i the undersigned receiver of the Public Opinion, a corporation, will sell all the property, assets, effects, good will, cluding .:the: subscription list ‘and and a whole bunch of the ‘same calibre. te of said, Public Opinion, at, public | The! swiftest' line of talk T-éver heard | action to ighest bidder for gash | in my life was that given by) Col. Her- | at the office*of said Public’ Opinion in the City of Bismarck, Couitty of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, | next meeting place of the Tegion: (ol on the 26th day: of May, 1919, at two | Herbert paid his coniplinients to a city o’clock P. M., of/said day, provided | which would re-elect Bill Thompson } that bids offered at such sale will not be. received or considered until each person offering such bid or bids shall have ‘deposited with the receiver $1,000.00 in cash or certified check, payable to said receiver as a guar- antee of performance of such bid; that no bid for less than $8000.00 for. such property will be received, considered or accepted by said receiver. Such sale will be made pursuant to and by virtue of an order of the dis- trict court of Burleigh County, Sixth Judicial District of the State of North Dakota, made and entered on the 13th day of May, 1919, which order, among other things, directs the sale of the property and effects of said Public Opinion, except the notes, accounts or bills receivable, and orders this notice to be given. 3 The property to be sold consists of | personal property used and owned in and about the business of said Public Opinion in doing a general printing, publishing, job printing, advertising and stationery business and the print- ing, issuing and publishing of news- papers, its subscription list, good will, office furniture and other miscella- neous personal property, not including ‘its notes, accounts or bills receivable, all of which is more particularly de- scribed in the inventory thereof on file herein in the office of the clerk of said court. Dated this 13th day of May, 1919. P. J. ENGESETH, Receiver of Public Opinion, Bismarck, North Dakota. (5—14-21) Don't fail to hear F, G. R. Gordon at the Grand theatre tonight. Free to everybody. bert, of Massachusetts when a commit BT. BURKE | Tribune Block ‘Bismarck, N. D. Phone 752. She loved him better when fortune. mayor, and declared that until Chicago had demonstrated its Americanism by repudiating Bill. Thompson it was in Ifthe present congress will|No shape to ask the American legion, composed of . {and ‘Thursday; cooler -eagt. and :cen-} jt will-see to it:that -there is elected |to be its guests, rejected. the committee's report .with a flop, and“Minneapolis was selected as Seattle. Mayor Ole Hanson’s right hand | YOU will be getting out your auto- man in hig recent successful battle with | mobile and preparing for the sea- | son’s run. consider will be your tires. ‘casings and tubes we believe that who will be the nevt governor of Texas, |been said before—“the recollec- mee quality ‘remains | |; Drop in our store, or call us up tee reported ‘favoring Chicago as the {and iwe shall be pleased to show ;¥ou why. AUDITORIU Tonight and Tomorrow Night ALICE BRADY —— IN. “Her Great Chance” Though even his patient father gave him up, she took “Her Great: Chance” with him. A wonderful story of how the “Million Dollar Kid” of Broadway. is reformed by a clever girl. A fortune stood between their happiness. What is the greatest chance you ever took? See Alice Brady in “Her Great Chance.” Q » O’Connor’s Orchestra—Admission 20c ied First Show. 7:30—Second Show 9:00 P. M. ’ LY Y fS a. merica’s fighting men, The-convention then i sil gi, “the Home of Service” | MR. CAR: OWNER Within the next. few weeks Doubtless one of the| first things that you will have to In our line of Kelly-Springfield we have something that will merit your investigation. That they. cost more is true, but as has| after e price is forgotten? MISSOURI VALLEY | MOTOR CO. “The Home of Service” CARL PEDERSON, Mgr. Bismarck North Dakota TWO NIGHTS she found out he lost his Nie WMS! sw Suit Cases Trunks All Leather Goods | ~ ROSEN'S CLOTHING -— the site of the next convention. It was voted not. to complete a permanent or- ganization at the St, Louis meeting, as it was thought this properly done next of the-oversea's men W Master producer of “The Birth of a Nation,” “Hearts of the World” and ' “Intolerance”: offers’ his’ biggest achievement— : : 3 would be more ember, when all ‘ill_be home.” A DRAMA OF PROFOUND EMOTION, “OF TERRIFIC STRENGTH ENGAGEMENT COMMENCING: > MONDAY, MAY 19th Admission Only 25c Per Seat Bismarck Thearte No Seats Reserved——Two Shows Nightly Costume Recital —at the——_ ' Auditorium, Tues. Evening, May 20 By 40 Pupils of Miss Bergliot Caspary Singing ——— Dancing ——— Readings Beautiful Costumes for Every Act Humorous — Dramatic — Entertaining Adults $1.00—Students 50c - + AUDITORIUM 3 1) FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY THE JUNIOR HIGH PRESENTS “All of a Sudden Peggy ” A Rollicking Comedy in 3 Acts Direction of Miss Hortense Moore Prices—50c-35¢c-25c. Curtain—8:30 ~. (No War Tax) : ur