The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919. TOWNLEY AGENT, WORKED AGAINST SELECT SERVICE H. 1. Trelease Charged With Petitioning for Repeal of Conscription Act NOT AMERICAN CITIZEN Organizer for Socialists Subject of Great Britain—Opposed Enlistment? That if President Wilson’s head were split open with an axe it would not be found to contain anything more than the head of the average Nort. Dakota farmer; that a man would be @ fool to join the navy; that the con- scniption act as unconstitutionat; that it should be resisted, and that “we” have enough men to resist it successfully, are some of the state- ments attributed to H. I. Trelease of Garrison, a Townley organizer and agitator, whose trial on a charge 0! violating the espionage act of June 15, 1917, was completed in federal dis- trict court this afternoon. Trelease has been a resident of America for fifteen years, but he has not become a citizen of the United States. “Technically” he informed the court today he is still a subject of Great Lritain. He is a man who pro- fesses unusual educational and intel- lectual attainments, having, he stated © cross examination, ‘having had ex- ceptional opportunities to improve himself as a young man in his own country, ‘Spoke in McLean County. The indictment of Trelease by a federal grand jury was an outgrowth of statements attributed to the Gar- rison man at a Townley meeting he conducted at Sirawderry lake, in Mc- Lean county, July %, 1918. A witness for the defense who appeared on the stand in a new soldier's uniform could not recall this morning any of the statements which Trelease made at Strawberry lake, altho he had driven Trelease about in his own machine to various league ‘meetings in McLean county and vi This afternoon, however, admitting on cross examina. tion that his memory had been re- freshed during the noon‘hour by coun- sel for the defense, the soldier recall- ed that Trelease had said that militar- ism must be smashed and that all wars must end. : Government's Coritentions. The evidence introduced by the gov- ernment, as summed up in District the jury, was ei the lease was wriling and circulating ‘pe- titions calling for the repeal of the conscription act; that Trelease stated that the conscription Jaw was uncon stitutional and should be resisted, and that “we have enough men to resist it!” that the great struggle in which America was engaged was a war of the :rich,” and that “we ought not to have gone into it,” and “it's a ‘var where your boy and my boy is to be slaughtered for the benefit of some- one else.” Trelease was arraigned by General Hildreth as a man “who hates all gov- ernments and defies this government.” The prosecutor declared that Trelease had admitted that ¢c was circulating petitfons against the conscription act, and he branded Trelease as a man who was too wise to no! know what he was about and one for that reason who was dangerous. The court room \ tators during the ti Eastern Star Session Opened on Thursday The 25th annual session of the Grand Chapter, Eastern Star in North Dakota, will formally open this morn- ing at 10 o'clock at the Masonic tem- ple. Mrs. Clara Warriner of this city associate grand maron, will preside. The morning will be given over to an address of welcome by Mrs. Emma Reiton, worthy matron of Acacia chapter. Mrs. Warriner’s address, and the-address of the grand patron, George H. Phelns of Rowbells. Cre- dential committees will report, and the formality of opening the conven- tion will be conclnded during the morning. Miss Marie Vale is to give a piano solo. This afternoon there will be reports of the grand officers, a memorial serv: ice and reception to grand matrons and grand patrons. The silver jubilee anniversary of the order in this state will be ob- served with fitting ceremonies this evening at the temple. During the evening a large class of candidates is tobe oinitiated, the degree work to s filled with spec- ‘be in charge of~ officers of Acacia chapter. Following the lodge cere- monies there will be an informal social time, with a program ‘of music and ‘readings, and refreshments are to WHAT MIRACLE MOTOR- GAS MEANS It will positively increase mileage from 15 to'40 per cent. THIS WE GUARANTEE. | It will also eliminate all-trace of carbon. It: means “Good- bye Carbon Troubles.” MIRACLE “MOTOR-GAS is’ manu- factured in tablet form, 100 tablets to the package. You simply drop one tablet into the gasoline tank. foreach gallon of gasoline. 100 tablets—one package—will charge 100 gallons of gasoline. Understand—we absolutely guaran- tee this. Order a-package of MIRA- CLE MOTOR-GAS, with: this guaran- tee: After using half the package ac: cording to directions, if it does. not increase mileage from 15 to 40 percent —and eliminate and prevent carbon— return the unused portion of the pack- age and we will promptly refund your money. AGENTS WANTED—ADDRESS PATRICK CASEY DISTRIBUTOR Phone 618R. 404 10th St. “|noon for interment. be served by a committee of Hastern Star girls, with Miss Elsie Rohde as chairman. Special decorations of stl- ver, with summer ‘flowers, will -pre- vail in the dining room and dodge rooms. Last night there was a large recep: tion at .the Masonic temnl: for -the grend chapter officers, delecaios an:l viistors and members of the local chapter also a attended. NORTH DAKOTA FIRBINSURANGE COMPANY OVER American National of Fargo Granted Certificate of Authority Today A certificate of authority was _is- sued today by Commissioner S. A. Oils ness to North Dako second home nsurance company. —the American National Insurance Co., of Fargo, authorized to write -flre, lightning, cy. clone, hail, theft and auto insuranc? The officers of the American National are Dr. A. H. Movious of Jamestown, president; A.C. Shively, Fargo, vice president; H. EB. Day, Fargo, secre tary. Vice President Shively, who-is here today, announces that the company will be deli ing its first policies within thirty days. The company now is capitalized at $100,000, with a $109, 000 surplus. ,It expects in the near future to increase its capital to $300- 600 and its surplus to the same amount. = Naval Committee ~ Ds Recommends Big Increase in Bill Washington, June 20.—With a few dissenting votes the senate naval com mittee today decided to recommend | an increase in the naval aviation fund for 1920 from $15,600,000 to $35,000. 000 as requested by ary Daniels. Hazelton Boy Dies Here From Injuries John Laudernelch, Jr., 12-years-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lauderneleh of Hazelton, died last night at a local hos 1. The boy was brought to smarck in an unconscious state yes terday suffering from a fractured skull. He had been riding horseback, and was thrown from his horse. d dragged for some distance. He operated on but failed to y died ‘in a few hours. The remains will be taken to Linton this after: Schiedemann Government Has Fallen Which May Assure Signing of Pact | (Continued from Pare One) MAY CHANGE WILSON’S PLANS Paris, June 20.—President Wilson and his party arrived here this morn- ing after a two days’ trip to Brussells and the war zone in Belgium. Mr. Wilson drove immediately to the Paris white house. President Wilson expressed his in- terest and enjoyment in the trip. At 11 o’clock the president went to the Hotel De Crillon and held a con- ference with the entire personnel of the American delegation. The effect upon the president’s plans of the cabi- net resignation in Germany and the further developments anticipated is uncertain. A further request for an extension of time to act on the treaty is looked for, and it is understood that the president told the delegation he had fixed no date for his departure home. ITALY TO ACCEPT Paris, June 20.—The Italian dele- gation to the peace conference has been directed from Rome to accept the proposition for the settlement of the Dalmatian controversy, made by Clemenceau, Lloyd George and Wilson. DECLARE MARTIAL LAW Copenhagen, June 20.—Martial law has been proclaimed in the entire zone of Hamburger harbor as a conse- quence of increasing raids on food depots. NEW PRINTING MACHINE. The state highway department has instalied a Paragon continuous blue printing machine which will greatly expedite the getting out of blue prints for use in highway work. FOR RENT—One furnished room with bath, $10 per month, and 2 unfur- nished rooms. Close in on 3rd St Write 677 care Tribune. 6 20 3t FOR SALE—Modern five room hous? and bath. Hardwood finish, close in. Part cash. Write 678 Tribune 6 20 1 wk Picry for Poison Ivy. If not satisfied money refunded. Sold by Cowan’s Drug Store. ¢—_— | MARKETS | — ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK. Hogs, receipts 7,000, 20c lower. Range $19.50 to 19.70. Bulk $19.65 to 19.70. Cattle, © 2,600; killers 15¢ lower. Steers $6.50. to 15.00. Cows and: heifers $5.00 to 12.59. Veal calves steady $7.50 to 16.00 Stockers and feeders slow, lower; $5.50 to 13.50. Sheep.100; 50c lower. Lambs $7.00 to 12.50, Wethers $8.00 to 9.00. Ewes $3.00 to 8.00. to 25¢ MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Flour unchanged; shipments $56,683 barrels. { Barley 107 to 115. Rye No. 2 147 1-4. Bran $34 Dance at armory every Tues- day and Saturday. O’Connor’s Orchestra. TRADE “MARK Comrsaereerer: > samara D The City of GOODRICH Akron. Ohio : Goodrich is making the burliest, sturdi- est, most lasting tires’ the ‘rubber i in- dustry has ever seen; and Geodrich knows ‘it. Inevery test of road- roughing to which tires can be put, Goodrich Tires have unfolded an endurance. an abil- ity to take punish- ment, which has fun into phenom- enal mileage. Confident in this knowledge. and be- lief, Goodrich de- sires that all tire users share in the confidence of Good- rich, and the big mileage Goodrich Tires assure. Therefore, Goodrich announces to present and future owners of its pneu- matic tires—an ad-, justment basis of 6,000 miles for SAFETY TREADS, and 8,000 miles for SILVERTOWN CORDS, instead of the 3,500 and 5,000 miles, respectively, heretofore in ‘force. Remember that a Good- tich adjustment is a fair one. Goodrich knows the mileage is in its tires, and more; and to make yourealize you lose money in be- ing without Goodrich Tires, the new Good- rich adjustment is pro- claimed broadcast, Buy Goodrich | Tir wy , Goo siseiler' is ADJUSTMENT Fabrics - 6,000 miles Cords r e LOGAN’ - 8,000 miles . KUPITZ CO. Phone, ‘as ari Connect You with All Departments——Phone 88 QUALITY SERVICE SANITARY ‘Fourth ‘Street Bismarck GROCERY DEPARTMENT Make.a Dollar Worth One Dollar and Forty Cents i SATURDAY SPECIALS Borax Naptha Soap, 10 bars for .. Sardines in Oil 3 cans for’... sepa Ot Odie ie aaets.s OCS 2lc 1 Jb. package Japan Tea Siftings, per package ... eppaseleGlaieted auealees 21 Cc No. 2 size Canned Tomatoes, 20c value, 2 cans for ..... Ratu Nomatais asia ete me 29 Cc Baked Beans, 25c value, POPMUAN veces osc b ec ele see eeeeteeenes einen : 1 6c Quaker Corn Flakes, a Ee es aise’ peice cesutvsie BAL Fancy Prunes, 22c value, per pound .. leseceralaasalerasece ae) saeleto . .16c Picnic Plates, 20 in carton, ERUARECI Nites. co ce cee cen ae alee es odie cosas 1 Oc Fairy Soap, 10c value, 3 bars for .. Cream Krisp (last chance) per pound CaM .......... eee c cece eee 29c Sun Bright Cleanser, 10c value, 7 forces Beis MEAT DEPARTMENT FRESH DRESSED CHICKEN--——PIG PORK——LAMB Bulk Pigs Feet, per pound....... NACo OT ne CDROOT OR 12¢ Gur Meats are all Government Inspected—Try them and note the difference. “We Thank You” = BANANA SPECIAL—PER DOZEN 35c ann 40c LEMONS—your last chance to buy P Fancy Lemons. at, per dozen........ 0.000006 40c CANTALOUPES—Real nice ones, according 18 to size,at 15¢ ANd... 1. cece eee e ee eee eee eee : c BING CHERRTES nat are delicious, 30 ‘ Cc at, per pound . Heinz Vinegar Malt—White Cider in Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons. Vinezar with flavor is the base of all | good things. Try a bottle today and be convinced. We guarantee it to please. National Cookies and Crackers arrived fresh today with one of the finest assortments possible. Buy them and save the hot stove worry. Bevo or Buck by the case makes a ‘dandy good summer drink. Both Phones 211. 118 Third St. Saturday Deliveries—9 and 10:30 A. M.; 2:30-4:30 P. M. Last: delivery: on week days at 3:30 Richholt’s Cash = Carry [Pie x1] Grocery [7 & Thayer| WE APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE SATURDAY SPECIALS Dr. Price’s Toasted Corn Flakes, special 8c, or two for Gallon Apples, very choice, per gallon can . Potatoes, choice lot, per bushel Golden Egg Macaroni, per package 8c; or two for FREE—To everyone buying $1.00 or more of our goods we will give a CARRY ALL BAG. We now have Fresh Buttermilk and Cottage Cheese. The day's expenditures don’t run up nearly so high if you trade here. Always fresh Home Made Pies, Cakes, Etc, SATURDAY VEGETABLES Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Head Let- tuce, Radishes, String Beans, Leaf Lettuce, Eeg Plant, and Asparagus. } A. Brown E. e a di\ Quality Groceries at Prices That Talk Successor -to Brown & Geierman, Grocers SPECIALS FRUIT WATERMELONS, CANTA+ LOUPES, CHERRIES, STRAW- BERRIES, ORANGES, LEM- ONS AND BAN? 5S. —— GROC #2 FS—— Welch’s Grapelade, a 1 pound 91i lee 50c ea Oe Moca koe ae Oe 80c "10c Jergen’s Talcum Pow- der, 2 ae LOR os cc 2 39 Cc Peanut Butter, Uzar brand— Gallon Peaches— Special Curtis Ripe Olives, the small can, special. . 15c 30c 45c bbies Toilet Soap for general tiouse use, regular 10c per can. Special, OE ‘ TOTS sa rarerapenete ois leiols @ 25c Kream Krisp, market price 88c. jOur prive while it ts, per pound ..... 3 30c all odors, 3 in a box, per boxe.c.c0d veces 25¢ El Yampiro, sure killer Fly Powder. *10c ftoy. al Lemon ating Powder, Jergen’s Toilet Soaps, 3 te Fruited Wheat Fresh Potato Chips, per package ........ y 10c PURE HIGH TEST CREAM and' fit for It has been gathered at the Phone 209 This is to give good warning to provide yourselves with Soaps haveall advanced and are material to keep clean, bound to go higher. We are Santa Claus, Crystal White or Electric Spark for .......... A special price on Eggs—-All day Saturday we will sell Fresh Eggs, at, per 3 eC dozen ......... eens vy Hippo ieee Pow sionas 4 packages for . ™25 This powder is the best put Golden Rod Washing Powder same price as Hippo. Much of the pleasure of the meal depends on the quality of the fruits and vegetables. All cur fruit is in perfect condition protected from contact with anything injurious. stantly fresh, it is of most delicious flavor. The McConkey Comm Company immediate use. right moment and- properly Being con- ercial 510 Eroadway We have ' fancy Dairy | Butter in 5 Ib. jars at, per lb.— 50c: still selling 4 bars of either = Se c > out by the Iowa Soap Co.