The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1919, Page 3

7K PRN yi TH Always ee for Genuine Beste Tablets of Aspirin” If you see the “Bayer Croas" on the package you are sure you are not get- ting talcum powder, Millions of traud- ulent Aspirin Tablets were recently sold throughout the country. Aspirin isthe Arade mark of Bayer Manutac- ture of Monoaceticacidester of Sali- cylicacid. VILLA.SWOOPS vDOWN: ON TOWN ; LEFT UNGUARDED ‘El Paso, June 10.—The Villa forces last night took Guadaloupe, a Mexican town opposite Sabins, Tex., 32 miles east of Elpaso, according to advices today. Another force, said to be a Pert of General Angeles’ forces, is moving toward Juarez, There was no fighting at Guadaloupe, the Xarranza gerrisonjhaving been called into Juar- en F aet week.: MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY OUUNEUUNGUUDOOGOSEUEHOORUOSEOSEII} and ‘styles. Gaberdine, mer wear, EVEUBUUCUANUNGUREERUNUSUODEGUORSNSHTSCHNUNOS: BSSUGOUCSUENINUCHSUGRUOEOSOOULSERURSSSACOCLCUSSEOSSGUOTOSOCUSEROBESEOCEOITEROSRERERECLESEDOUOROUDRUOORSESECDSNUSEOEONE styles and colorings. collection. Prices from— wervoveones. Women’s Smart New. Sweater Coats ‘A Woman’s Summer wardrobe is sadly in- complete without a pretty Sweater. Every new model is shown in all the best colors of Fibre Silk. Prices from— $8.50 1 $19/50 Zephyr Sweaters in pretty and attractive A most wonderful $7.50 1 $14.50 GRASSHOPPERS A, SERIOUS MENACE TO THE FARMER Agricultural College Expert In-; sists That Everyone Must, | Fight the Pest Washburn, N. D., June 10.—The grasshoppers in this state present @ serious mehace and the farmers must put up & vigorous fight,” declared Dr. Trowbridge, head of the experiment farm at Fargo, in speaking Saturday evening before a number of farmers at Mercer, “You may not have a great many in your own field ‘Just now but you should help the farmers in other sections in the county in their fight, for when the hoppers take wings they are likely to invad@ your tields.” Dy. Trowbridge, who has been mak- ing an extensive tour of the state, says that the grasshoppers present a perilous situation in all the counties extending west of McHenry county. From his observations, the pests have been thickest in Stark county but they have done much damage in Dunn county, as well, For years, the grass- hoppers were confined largely to the western counties in North Dakota, but every year they are moving eastward and unless an energetic campaign is Apparel Featuring New. Summertide Apparel for Women and Misses: Separate Skirts Separate Skirts of Silks, Novelties and. combinations of Georgette and Taffetas. Unusual in beauty of color- ing and:variety of designs Prices from— 14.50. 32.50 Separate’ Wash Skirts in Pique, and Linens of the colors and styles most useful for Sum- Prices from— $4.25 7 $14.50 amiss. , Byen materials are Chine, Voiles Linen 14.50 7 tired and to be from— 98c. TNANANAAAARARAAREXAAR AAA A oc Sport and Outing Dresses In such a galaxy of beauty one ¢an : hardly priced o1 ones are very charm- ing and. individual: Silk Poplin, in beautiful color combinations of new and popular models, Prices from mean extravagance, eI “The Eyes of the World” enormous film production, at the Orpheum June 12, 13 and 14. waged against them they are liable to overrun the entire state. Conditions Favorable to Them. “The reason why they are so plen- tiful this year, is that conditions have been most crease,” said’ Dr.: Trowbridge. “You have had: twoj{ of /thrée dry seasons favorable for ZCI TTTITTATTTTTTTTIMIMMTTTTTTTTTTTMMMTAATTTTTNTTIEE WURCCEUTELUGGDAAUADAGAGUGUNGATEAUANGUEUAUUEUUUADAEATOUAGAGUOGUOUGUUGTUGELNY MAIL ORDERS FILLED SATISFAC- TORILY ‘ choose the lower The Crepe de and 35.00 Sport Hats A smartly hatted woman is smartly at- smartly attired does not Many . attractive models just received—Milan, Rough Nov- elty Straws and Taffetta at extremely, moderate prices, Aaah ihe tae Rate ey) t te Middy Blouses A very large selection of styles in Plain - White colors and combinations. Prices 10 $4.95 Smart Sport Coats , Of Black Velvet at very attractive prices. Leather Coats Glove SPORT and without ‘heels. $2. For motoring and Sport Wear in Suede and Finish Leather. SHOES White Canvass Pumps and Oxfords, rubber soles and heels. Prices ponte) $2. 7 to $3.25 Regulation High Tennis Shoes, with Price— 75 their in- RRR AR AR RR which are most suitable for the grass- hoppers. If we had a wet season, some fungi would grow in the fields which-:would be destructive to: their welfare, “You can fight these pests fon the next two or three weeks quite suc: cessfully by the distribution of the poison: recommended by the govern- ment.’ These hoppers now are in the stubble fields and in the pastures but before long they will be flying into the crops and it will be practically impossible to get rid of them.” Well Handled by Norling, The grasshopper situation, in Mc- Lean county is being well handled un- der the direction of County Agricul- tural Agent A. DL. Norling.. The farm- ers are getting the poison bought by the county _ commissioners and un- doubtedly a halt has been called on the destruction started in many fields. It is reported, however, that the peril is spreading. Mr. Norling has heard from Max and Rosseau, that the hoppers which indicates that the hoppers have their grip pretty. well” all over the county. The vicinity of Mercer seems to be as free from the pests as any section although some of the farmers there report hoppers in evi- lence. Dr. Trowbridge and Professor Shep- rd, head of the animal husbandry lepartment of the state agricultural ollege, talked to the farmers at Mer- er Saturday night, and gave them omé excellent!!advice. Dr. Trow- ridge urged the farmers to raise there present a problem, UUEUULOREOEOUEUDOGTOUUDELOUOUEOOQGROREUREGIOUOGUONNUAONDOTIG.™ sees a brighter prospect with respect to that crop than even wheat. Profes- or Shepard: urged the farmers: to ‘aise’ alfalfa. Mr.-Norling, who pre- ided at the meeting, told a little bout his campaign against the grass- oppers, BISMARCK MAY Sports Enthusiastic of Capital City Insist That Some- thing Be Done While no plans have yet been an- jounced for any general celebration f the Fourth, Bismarck baseball en- husiasts are resolved that the day hal] not pass unnoticed, and a meet- ing ‘of fans has been called for the ommercial club rooms at 8 o'clock Friday evening for the purpose of or- anizing a team and making arrange- ss}ments for a baseball tournament here m Independence day, Everyone who is interested in base- i available baseball material in the apital city present itself at this. time for the onceover. It is believed that Bismarck has the makings of a, fast. eam. An attempt will be made to revail upon the generosity of the Elks’ pand to turn out in advance of he meeting Friday evening to drum p extra enthusiasm, ‘ — | MARKETS | — CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, June 10. — HOGS—Re- eipts, 35,000 head; market 10 to 15c bove yesterday’ 6 average; top, $20.25 ulk of sales, $19.90 to $20.15; heavy ights, $19.95 to $20.15; medium weights’ $19.85 to $20.25; light weight 0 $19.85; heavy packing sows, smooth, 19.50 to $19.90; pigs, $17.25 to $18. CATTLE—Receipts; . 18,000 head; market steady to 25¢ higher; calves, be to 50c higher; beef steers, medium nd heavy weights choice and prime, 15.25 to $16.50; medium “and good, 12.25 to $15.25; common, $11.00 to 12.25; light weight, $12. 25 to $15.00; ommon and medium;*$12.00 to $13.75; utcher cattle, heifers, $7.75 to $13. anners and cutters, $6.00 to $7. eal calves, $15.25 ‘to $16.75; feeder teers, $9.75 to $13.25; atocker steers, 7.75 to $12.40. SHEEP — Receipts, 17,000 head; market strong to 25c’ higher; lam! 4 Ibs. down, $12.75 to $15.85; 85. Il p, $12.50 to $15.85; culls and com- mons, $9.00 to $12. 25; springs, $16.00 0 $19.00; yearling wethers, $10.25 to 13.00; ewes, medium, good and choice 7.50 fo $9.00; culls and-commtons, $3 ‘0 Me Sr. PAUL LIVESTOCK St. Paul, June 10—HOGS—Re- eipts, 6,! 800 head; market 10e higher; ange of pri , $19. 40 to $19:50; bulk f sales, $19.55 to $19.60. et ee Recelpte, 3,200. head; illers strong to 25c higher;; steers teady; stocker and feelers strong to 5e higher, $: to $ SHEEP. Jet’ 50c lower; lambs, $7.00 to $13.00; eh briny “head: mar- te wethers, $8.00 to $9. ee ewes, §3-to ‘ BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE: CE ee ea flax this year and’ next year; he fore‘}" HAVE BASEBALL, TOURNEY FOURTH y Copysight 4949 Hart Schabloge &« Mara |PRISONERS SHOW APPRECIATION IN HANDSOME. GIFT Unusual Ceremony Marks “Go- ing Out” of A..M. Knight at State Penitentiary - - An unusual ceremony marked the “checking out” of A. M. Knight from the state prison term at. the -conelu- sion of -his penitentlary sentence, shortened several months by good behaviour, Mr. Knight had been very active in educational work among the inmates, and ‘had devoted much of his time ‘to building up. the night sehool. 19.75 to $20.20; light weight, $18.00} HERE has never that has been We have many CUSTOM TAILORING EXPERT REPAIRING He also drilled the men in amateur | theatricals and recently staged at the prison for the’ inmates, the governor and other state officials, an original play « show! how'‘:a convict can “come back” which was unusually meritorious, °° When it came ‘Knight's time to “go out” fellaw prisoners made up &@ purse: out of their meagre earnings and purchased for him a handsome gold: wateh,:which was presented to kim with an edrnest expression of good will; Knight's alleged offense was obtaining money under false pre- tences.,He has jeft for San’ Antonio, Tex., where ‘he expects to: begin life (Indiana) | and the anew, under ihis ‘real: mame, which is not Knight: ‘He: intends, :he told the men he-left behind, ‘to prove that he was ‘expressing. his own honest con- victions when he wrote his prison chine employees one large, employees old -in its conditions, In return conditions, to give. It is this w: oping in this highly. specialized branch of industry the highest type of co-operative interest, which ena to discharge its obligations as a public servant in a manner satisfactory and beneficial to the public, and to the 4623 stockholders, not one of whom holds as m of the total There are women in (Indiana) family, more than double the years ago—yet of those who were with 1909, more actively engaged in the busi-’ ness, while over 800 are wearing the gold: button, sym- bolizing twenty years -of con- tinuous service. -— - Standar He Large Express fo of Waist-seam, Double-breasteds | doublerbreasted waist-seam. suits by ‘ ~ Hart Schaffner & Marx The reason?-_they give Young Men the trim-waisted, full chested, athletic ap- pearance; and they’re different. of. this good style to show you; just. in;: hot fromthe makers. ' S EJBERGESON & SON = UN PHE 2 tela between the Standard Oil harmonious as to. constitute As the strongerguard andcare , for. the weaker,,in the small ,;,,. family, just so ‘has the Com- pany, looked after those of its annuity attends the pressure of advancing years. Bela For those active in the service, the Company provides steady employment, good working compensation. required efficiency—the kind of whole-hearted, painstaking effort which a well paid em- ployee, working under pleasant 910 So. Michigan Avenue been a style created so popular as the | i new variations HAND PRESSING DRY CLEANING play, and to show the world sbats 3 convict can ‘come back.” PROMPT REE | for the acid-distressed stomach, try two or three "K-MODS after meals, dimolvea'em' the’ keep your stomach: ry Ki-molde—the new: aid to digestion. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION tionship existing,’ (Indiana) and its has always been so happy family. who. have grown service—a liberal and satisfactory, the Company has is glad and happy a orking spirit, devel- bles the Company: uch as ten percent stock. 19,568 men and the Standard Oil enrollment of ten the .Company.-in than 2000 are still dCil Company (Indiana) © 23; Chicago 'MUJOG