The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1919, Page 4

ee THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1919. ~ BISMARCK.DAILY TRIBUNE *' SM i h nati p ill be hela Friday att te: No“Matter:Tomorrow. Cabbage auliflower THE BI ARCK TRIBUN EB the nest of the world is that they are both nations ¢ ee ok rcauiiid Oud Fellows" Hal, Because. of ‘the "Memorial day. exer-| __4)] HS inthe ae cron i % 9 4 cises at the Auditorium, there will be} 1e of linguists. Both are small countries with commercial rela- and will be conducted by Rev. Strutz. Interment will be made'in St. Mary’s —perfectly hardy. See Faunce, 4th St. and see the plants. no matinee at the Orpheum tomorrow ct tethnabaa earths ee Entered at the Fostotties; Bismarck, N. D., as Second lass Matter. ‘ ‘ . 4 emetery. afternoon. GEORGE D. MANN - = - = ~ Kditor tions with most other nations, and for, very ma- T0 99 ABOVE IN ‘ Mr, and Mrs, Hugh McKeever anc ————_G, LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY, terial reasons lahguages have long been made a * from Dicklason Friday on No. 4 t0 at SUUTENDEAUAULADCAUEOEUEALAGUEEUAUDONAAUAAUUCAMENEEA EDERAL UNA 'W YORK, Fifth Ave. Bldg.; CHICAGO, Marquette SI st es BOSTON, 8 Winter St.; DETROIT, Kresege Blig.; MINNEAPOLIS, 810 Lumber Exchange. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for Pablieation of all news credited to it or not otherwise iM 4 / particular part of their public school systems. Bank clerks, store salesmen, and even news- boys on the streets of Holland cities will often try five languages ‘on a foreigner before finding his native one. This is no argument for our learning all lan- guages of the earth, nor for the earth speaking one language, but it presents the necessity for the tend the funeral. BIDS WANTED Bids will be opened June 16th for a new one-room school house with base- ent to,be built in Trygg Township, rygg school district No. 8. This building is to be a frame structure and must be completed and ready for occu, pancy within two and half months after signing of contract. i) Plans and specifications cani be seen Bergeson‘ ‘ Will Close All Day ND. YESTERDAY Minot and Pembina Report Hot- test May Weather on Record _—Bismarck Cool ited in this paper and also the local news published ae sights of publication of special dispatches herein are se BER OF CIRCULATION MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU MON SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE HEAT hed to kum MUST May records for heat were shattered ily by carrier per year Daily by Dye (In Bismarck) $7.20 use of one. language here in America if we are in North Dakota on Wednesday, when at the office of W. E. Parsons, County Daily by mail per year. my 99 | going to get on well together. * the:mercury. climbed to 99 degrees in|Supt. of -Schools, Burleigh County, i il per year (In state outside ot . her. ; 1} Supt. i : Daily by mail outside of Noth Dakota s-...+.e:+: 600/ ‘The largest, fulest, brightest. ray in the full tires altcrheretin ine iiate rangedal ae pis ust be: a canenled by cer- Decoration ay ‘ THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER, sunlight of freedom here in America is common |the way up trom 85 at Hilendale, which | tified check for 5 percent of the bid. ‘ (Established 1873) g understandin was the chillfest.spot in the state, It]The board reserves. the right to reject ‘ , EDD Th y r, ie thi 4 ‘ ai was 98 pata a 90 at Bismarck any or all hides hi i rime basis s 94 at Di 397 ickins d i ‘ | =— a 3 oe ay Je common: under s ns at “Grafton; Rather orcnenaen oe tat ARTHUR MAGNUS, Clerk, \ ( MMMM OT ‘ | is one language, the prevailing language—English. Wing, N. D MorHERs Reduce your doctor’s:. aay Grand Forks; 89 at Lisbon and at Na- poleon; 93 at New Eigland and 96 at Williston. The hot spots appeared to be sketchy, and a difference of five degrees or more between neighboring towns was ‘not uncommon. FOR THE FULL SUNLIGHT OF FREEDOM Language is the prime basis of understanding. It seems that people cannot have the same brain cell arrangement and be in agreement .with- i The sun never sets on the British-flag, and the wet optimist predicts the American will never be without his moonshine. ¢ In honor of those who. “have given ALL in the war recently MEELUAEGEUGEOUCORDGDSQEEDOSUREOEOONECUACAEREGESEROLOGUEEEERETUGEROOCULCCOUOCGUOEEERCOSOREEOE! PTT i The, highest temperature ever re- bills by ; Keeping F is out speaking the same language. \ { | corded by the local-weather bureau for always ‘om hartd— : We got along pretty well with our neighbor,)’ We will have a lot- more faith in’ avantastng bat Waele nadia ae he De ended or any of our previous wars. Canada; for we speak the same language. gH ic peace at made a hanging crime to invent broken Wednesday bat it waa one) Wc K'S Apo ean ; Q ys i i el with] a new way to ki : legree cooler that day than on Tues- : , ates | eats » Medeo'efor eer tiataren ey : nant day, ‘when’ the miereury touched 81. |*YOUR BODYGUARD” - SOp, GOP, $1.20 | aunneunesantnrsngnnnvenneenengagnanenuaranseacuensuesneauaduensnncceesueneaT i= our neighbor, XICO 5 8 : , : rae i a ‘ i i | gene id perh the main ‘one, that bint at hd ieee : Nom hal cua he task of me ec een ‘AL PM CLO Fy ne reason, and perhaps the main one, that|boml 4 ‘ac = : 4 I ie Holland and Switzerland get along so well with [finding a way to rule all the bombers. CITY RESIDENT MN ‘ ’ FLOUR MILLS 70 HEXIGAN TROOPS * /ATPENTION! J. J. Vossbeck of 302 Eighth street passed away this morning at an early hour at @ local hospital after a short | Appropriate Gift | Ton ae Ty | 7 A E z = 2 = E| = * ag illness. - Mr. Vossbeck was born In Ei § = RAVEL Service Men and Members of || Germany, and was 64 years old. He is |= s = Loyd Spetz Post No. 1, survived by a widow, a son Albert of |= uggestions or = } q American Legion Bismarck, and @ daughter, Mrs, seat = = | i ¢ ;_ {| McKeever of Dickinson, who was call-|= : = ASSOCIATION ACT OVER 0 U R SOl L Suh Mag of tie eee ed to the city & week ago, by her fath-|5 uM yligu | = bed ) ;| ean Legion and all allied ser-'|| ers itlness, Other relat\ves, reside in|= the Gradu te | = sateiyapi a cscestet he . ||. viee. men,, are, urgently. re-, | Seay. ne ec inpiral bs anibsl A tsAa VM a wete . = * »e [paced maT t6 dog +a on¢ [4 quested to: report:in uniform ’||,.Mt. Vogsbeck came . to, Bismarcit |=. T Pat aed = anager J. A. McGovern, Sic |Haght Requested by President |) Tye av take. Cor, Second..}|22Hr Xeare ago trom Dickingon, -and,/= 4 = aes i ts € Withheld for’. >|) 4 ANG pond ‘ vof| formerly resided in Iowa. During his /S # = astracted 1 ¥ pate arranza ithhel or and Broadway, at 1:30 P.'M:"!'| residence here he had with his con|= T i i f 3 ‘ = Strategic Plants Present at Least to_participate in the Decora- || conducted general blacksmithing and|= The suggestion of Jewelry for ings, are gifts any girl would de = \ 4 tion Day. program. refalr business on sins street Ey peau gifts is met. with — sire. = * ; —_—_ eceased was a member of the } ‘pi. 4 A : \ = James A. McGovern, manager of the] | Washington, D. C., May 29.—Presi- A. A. JONES, Fellows and Woodman lodges and the pe pproval ee the recipl- We also have a beautiful line of -X = North Dakota mill and elevator asso-| dent Carranza has been notified by\the| | Commander. Fraternal Union of Kansas City. Tae f ie 1 e present herewith a list Rings ‘with small Diamonds, Sap-* ; = ciation, was, instructed by the indus-| american government that’ permission P. M. JEWELL, funeral arrangements are in charge |= OF Only a few of the many very, phires, Acquamarines, Tourma- = | trial commission this morning to scout] =e iAdjut: of the.I. 0,0. F,; and the pallbearers| acceptable gifts which are to be j; : t : = | # for passage of Mexican troops through jutant. = 0 lines, d Amethyst: t in = around and spy out the possibility of i will be selected from that order. Ser-|= had at our store: / Zerah methysts,: set. 3} = . a leasing or purchasing two strategically Proper era EARS Era D teodoct * = store: f beautiful Pierted Green ; Gold = Se » ‘ é | fo: sent, = = A anaes - = crop of this state.” Mr. McGovern is/American territory for operations Don't Experiment with Catarrh: re @ Carnelian Shell; Onyx,.in Black A: most exquisite line of. fancy: = to report results of his investigation /ag0IN0" Tit) aay that the’ decision ee pee nies Sct reaand White, Slec coral: beautifully Diarnond -and: Platinum Jewelry ... s = Grade arene ine pa nsrely [of the government was based on the It Often Leads to Dread Consuinption = carved in hand-wrought mount- offers a wide'range of selections. . = : asa temporary expedient, pending the beliet at the foreg piles it rae Bee : } 4 s TeurAe : ‘ { i e:|Posed to move through Arizona, New . . = Spek iene OAs ¥ on Se ape ERE nS Mexico and’ Texas would’ not. be able ‘You Will, Never Be Cured With |and:. more: -aggtavated- and. finally |= SERVICE FIRST—-- — which is expected to consume two|to furnish protection to American citi- Sprays and Douches. reaches. down into the. lungs, and = SERVIC IRS REPAIR ” 6, more. “It is not expected that |Zens:.in. northern Mexico" because “the pet a sad everyone recognizes the alarming con, |2 ee . WORK the -stateoperated flour mills can|rebels had cut the railway’ between Catarrh is a condition of the blood aed a Seats alien the june = pi o.8MPATL make much of, an impression on this| Suarez and. Chihuahua __ (| and’ ean ‘not be cured ¥ oe applic doretanner of ar rice ‘dreaded ant = | “oil ORDERS eS by year’s crop, ‘but they will ‘serve for cations. of sprays and douches; this | hopeless of all’ diseases, ‘consumption. |= experimetatdny yand jor. the Pence DENS La 4 is been prove My the thotsands aus i No: Peal treatment afferds Berta = working out of the s! ‘8 O : aye vainly: resorted’ to. this‘ method | nent.’ reli Periencé -has. taught |= to ampley anne, ccovem, CAPE ee arent ld ‘not be peaketed oe atch? WEEE Te HE source the |B emplo; e NLD. es caiarth should not be neglected or) attacks the disease at. source, the |S legal adv! &he may require in mak-| chose tar mes Pars kvenueniat ‘the experimented with.” The: wrong. treat- | blood, Rin ing his investigation. The industrial | commission will be in a position to exercise: its right of eminent domain, should it prova’ necessary, in acquir- ing such preparty as it may deem ne- cessarxh Ong \of the miNg probably will Je fazated“in the of the state. 3 [ Salaries are Boosted. ‘ he salary of James R. Waters,, who resigned the post of state examin. er to become inanagér of the Bank of North Dakota, the first of the league institutions to be established under state ownership, was raised by a unan- imous vote of the commission: from $4,000 to $5,000 per annum, to be ef- fective June 1. On motion of Attor- ney General Langer, the salary of Mr (McGovern, originally fixed at $4,000, was raised to a par with Manager Wa- ters’.. Mr. McGoyern’s bond as man- ager of the mill’ and elevator associa- tion was fixed at $100,000. vs Fraser is Satisfied. Adjutdnt General Fraser appeared beforasthe conse ae the soldiers’ compensation act, wit! hich he prpfessed sat#fAction. This statute io Ng i sesser uation from which compensation is to be paid returned soldiers at the rate of $25 per month for each month they spént in service. Such compensation» can ,be used only to build a home or to.a¢- quire an education. ' Attorney General Langer recently advised the adjutant general, in a fortnal opinion, that from 18to 20 years would be required to * yeaompense all of North Dakota’s 30,- 000 soldiers, and that if each of these soldiers took advantage of the act the annual payment could not exceed from $18 to $20, such amount to be invest- ed only in a home or an education. General Fraser reported to the com- mission that only 300 soldiers to date have written in for advice as to this compensation and that he has induced a majority of these ar: nts to hold off until they actually need the money. for a ,home or to pay for an educa- tion. He expressed the opinion that the fund would provean immense ben- efit and that it could be so adminis- tered as to make the half-mill levy, which will yield $600,000 per annum on the present assessed valuation, ad- equate, The commission requested the adju- tant general to work out details for the administration of the act along the lines he had suggested and to pre- sent them at % future meeting of the board for approval. Attorney General Langer, who ad- vised the board of his intention to im- mediately institute mandamus pro- ceedings to compel Secretary of State Hall¢ to sign the bank bonds, an- nounced that Frederic A. Pike of St. Paul, the attorney whom the commis- sion hired for the bank when it re- solved that it could no longer trust Mr. Langer, would be made a party to the action on behalf of the state. ne ver’ val hose Coo Be i feta ose, Cooperstown, vice presfient; ley And fie other in the-Western arth. “coon Cruth, aFrgo, secretamy; and PERS Sot 25 eR North Dakote: State Dental, associa- tion at the ‘closing session in Fargo yesterday. ; elected. as follgws: “Dr. L..C. Schmit, ‘ cident; Dr. Fr Dr. 1:-H.\ Wells, Harvey, treasurer. w members admitted to the. sociation areas follow: Drs, Moos of *:Moorhead, E. F. Moorhead;' A. E. Christeson“ of’ Wim- bledon, G..O: Flath of Stanley;:B.. T. Boyd of Hannah, J. G. Thorquist of Lidgerwood, George P. Jorgenson of Grand Forks,’ Ray T. Carroll of Jamestown, W. E. furner of Wheat- land, B, T. McLean. of Devils Lake, E. F; Museus. of aFrgo, Ferdinand B. Pelk of Carrington, William J. Ford of Fargo,/Al L. Pastoret of Bismarck, Oscar H. Hoffman of Hannaford, and John G. Rule of New Salem. Baseball At Pen. The Bismarck ,baseball team which trimméd'the pen to.a nicety last Sun-: day will offer the prison aggregation era A ‘8 tomorrow afternoon, The 8-.|. If be layed ‘on: the pen! famond. Members of the Bfs- marck team are asked to meet at Fifth and Main at 2 p. m. ' ne 1 -f es abe FOR .SALE—New, 8-cylinder, 7-pas- senger Qldsmobile, with extras, wine color hody.. Your'chance to get a good new car and save money.’ No trade ‘consideréd.’ Owner has a car. Address. No.: 657, Tribune, 5-29-4 soaker cis ar ari FOR SALE—Viétor Victrola for sale ag good ‘as’ new; also trunk for sale very reasonable. Call 213 Second St. Phone 634X. 6-29-1w HOW - RHEUMATISM BEGINS The excruciating agonies of rheuma- sm are usually the result of failure of the kidneys to expel poisons from the system. If the irritation of these uric acid crystals is allowed to continue, in- curable bladder or kidney disease may result. Attend to it at once. Don't resort’ to temporary relief. The sick kidneys must be restored to health by the use of some sterling remedy whi will prevent a return of the disease. Get some GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules immediately. They have brought back the joys of life to count: less thousands of sufferers from rheu- matism, lame back, lumbago, sciatica, gall stones, gravel and other affections of the kidneys, liver, stomach, bladder and allied organs. They will attack the poisons at once, clear out the kidneys and urinary tract and the soothing healing oils and herbs will restore the inflamed tissues and organs to normal health. a All others are imitations. Ask for GOLD MEDAL and be sure the name GOLD MEDAL is on the box. Three sizes, at all good druggists, Is Coming to the Officers for, the, coming year werg)| © ment is valuable ‘time Jost, “during which the disease is getting ai-firmer hold ‘upon its victim, and making it treatment to accomplish results. hough Catarch maki s first ap- the ‘nost throat and comes more none, Wie oer —eat lots of it. Buy one/of you like. pleasure. Don’t use “nicked” or new set doesn’t cost much at JOHN B Phone 576. “more, difficult for even the. proper | d BISMARCK ELKS’ BAND ATTENTION! Members of. the BISMARCK ELKS’ BAND with their in- struments are requested to report at the STATE ARMORY AT 1:30 SHARP FRIDAY AFTERNOON TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MEMORIAL DAY PARADE. We have all sorts of Dishes, Ice Cream is a good nourishing food fro young or old own Ice Cream. Then you can all have lots of it whenever You can serve Ice Cream when your friends call, foo.’ A Freezer costs only a small sum but gives great Use our Hardware; it stands hard wear. gist You are edical Department for expert ¢. as°'to ‘how. to treat. your. own case. Address Swift Specific Ce Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. COMMITTEE. our Freezers and make your ' dishes that don’t match. A our store. ORTELL 300 Main Street dented. here. Baby Carts from .. _ BIG STOCK OF CARRIAGES FOR THE BABY You are now offered an improved Baby Carriage. material—a wood base product of Nature, improved by science, and made by a waterproof: process, Unlike ordinary material it does not warp when exposed to rain. Neither does it become brittle with age. Nor is it ruined when dented. The new Woven Fabric is flexible, elastic, springs back to original shape when Prices for Carriages from. ........ .....$20.00 to’ $42.00 ++ +.$ 3.50 to. $25.00 SATURDAY COME TO WEBB BROS. FOR‘SUMMER: FURNISHINGS—PRICED ATTRACTIVELY ° |... Don’t put off buying, Summer\Furnishings for Porch, Garden. or Sun Room. Later in the season stocks will be low—no. shipments can. be shad from the factories, as they are snowed under with orders n are‘continually being advanced. At Webb’s you can save money—all our buying was done, month: old prices—so COME SATURDAY—pick up the bargains while jow—and prices y they are FURNITURE DEPARTMENT $ ago, at