The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1919, Page 8

nt ea BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ° 5 Me RA TAR AT HW THURSDAY, JUNE-26, 1919. When your day’s work is done ? - And your’e homeward bound, Refreshment and pleasure w found § Ina glass of good old The beverage of quality | Made by : <= BLATZ—Milwaukes Bismarck, N. D. Ystrort Vapor Oil Stove The only Combination Oil Stove—It burns Oil or Gasoline JUST WHAT YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR. Sells at Popular Prices in regular sizes, Come in and successfully. look them over. SHEET METAL AND RADIATOR WORKS [GENERAL HARPWARE _ PHONE 756 BISMARCK, N DAK 27 300 MAIN ST BISMARCK -——ONE DAY ONLY——. FRIDAY, JUNE / ONLY REAL WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS ON EARTH TRAINS OF CIRCUS WONDERS 2 600 People 600 | 550 Horses 550 EVERY ANIMAL AN ACTOR’ EVERY ACT AN ANIMAL ACT 1200 PERFORMING ANIMALS 1200 More Educated wild |, beasts than all other shows combined 30 tis ' In One Act Most sensational wild animal act extant Dancing Horses Dancing Girls 40 AN ACT GORGEOUS Mr. Barnes offers as an added feature this season The Fairyland Fantasy “Alice in Jungleland” Scintillating Two Mile Open Den Street Parade 10:30 a. m. Perfermances 2 and 6 p. m. Doors Open and 7 p. m. There is plenty to amuse énd instruct. One hour concert before COME EARLY each performance by Barnes’ 40-Plece Maiine Service Band UO BAN TLDS OAT RITA OTT AT RN, sertoeeeesecomntin WOULD DIRECT UTILITIES 10 RE-EMPLOY MEN Phone Workers in Several Cities Strike or Contemplate Walkouts Washington, June 26.—Postmaster General Burleson today told com- mittee of the American Federation of Labor he’ would not direct the tele- graph companies to reemploy persons who went on strike as he considered they had left their work in violation of the rules of the control boards. 5,000 OPERATORS TO STRIKE. Springfield, Ill, June 26.—Between 4,500 and 5,000 telephone operators and linemen affiliated with the Inter- national Brotherhood of Electrical workers and employed jn St. Louis and East St. Louis and Granite City, TL, will strike today according to the president of the electrical unions af- ter an conference held in St. Louis. PHONE GIRLS WALK OUT. St. Louis, June 26.—Girl telephone operator and electrical workers em- ployed by the Southwestern Bell and Kinlock Telephone companies walk- ed out here at noon today in response to a strike vote taken last night. Ser- vice of the Kinlock Company was sus- pended and the Bell Company was seriously crippled. Approximately 1,- 200 of the 1,700 operators employed by the two companies are said to be members of the union. DAN CUPID WORKS HARD THESE DAYS The month of June has been a very favorable one for marriage licenses. During the past week six marriage licenses have been issued in the offices of Judge Davies of the county court, and so far this month eleven have ap- plied for permits to wed. ¥ On Tuesday a license was issued to Ole Petersen and Miss Barbara Volk; both residents of the capital city, JURY DISAGREES. Spokane, Wash., June 26.—The jury. which heard the evidenve in the trial of William H. (Lone Star) Djetz, on charges of false registration for the draft and falsification of his draft questionaire was discharged today after its inability to reach a verdict. BISMARCK PASTOR TO ATTEND STATE LUTHERAN MEET Rey. John Flint Leaves for An- nual Convention at Grand Forks Rev. John Flint, pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, left this morning for Grand Forks, to attend the state Lutheran convention, which will be in session for about a week, beginning on June 27. Rev. Flint will speak at some of the meetings, and he expects ts be away until about July 5. An attendance of about 5,000 is ex- pected at the gathering, and speakers from out of the state will include Dr. H. G. Stub and Dr. C.K. Selverg. Rey. I, D, Yivisaker of Fargo is the president of the North Dakota district, and will preside at the convention. Among the officers of the district are Rey. Hulteng of Grand Forks, vive- president, and Rey. Sweger of Cooners- town, secretary. Mrs. I. D, Yivisaker of Fargo,, gen- eral secretary of the Women’s Mission- ary Federation of the United Luther- an church, will go to Grand Forks on Friday, June 27, and on Saturday, June 28, will organizze the North Du- kota district of the federation. Since the union of the Lutheran churches of the country a year ago, there has been no district organization of the missionary federation, althougt there has been a general organization. SESSIONS IN ZION CHURCH The morning and afternoon sessions cf the convention will he held in the parlors of Zion Lutheran church, and the program will be given over to a series of addreses by prominent work- ers in the mission field and returned missionaries, Mrs. Oline Netland, wo has been a missionary in China for the past 25 years, will be one of the speak- ers, Dr. Nellie Peterson, head interne at Ashbury hospital in Minneapolis for the past year and who will become a medical missionary to China this fall, also will speeak. Mr. Sie, a Chinese hoy, who is being educated at St. Olaf’s ecllege, Northfifield, Minn., will also address the convention. Miss Amund- son, secretary of the board of charities of the church, which is affiliated with the missionary federation, will also have a-place on the program, MISS LINDAAS TO SING, Miss Alpha Lindaas of Mayville, N, D., who was graduated from the voice department of St. Olaf’s college this year, Will be the chief soloist at the convention. Miss Lindaas has a beau- tiful soprano voice, and has spent much time traveling both in this state and in eastern cities with the musical or- sanizations of the college. She has been the principal soloist with these or- genizations for the past two years. Miss Lindaas plans to go to New York city in the fall to take further work. The Ladies’ Aid society of the Zion church wil serve luncheon at noon to the visiti g EV SESSION, The evening session of the conven- tion will be held at the Grand Forks auditorium, Dr, H. G. Stub, of St Paul, president of the United Luther- an church of America; Rt. Rey. I. D. Yivisaker of Fargo. sident of the rth Dakota dist ; Rev. P. Tang- ‘d, missionary treasurer, and Dr. Ald societies in the state will be in speakers at this session. The Bethamy choir of the Zion church of Grand Forks, under the direction of Mrs, David Stoeve, will give a number of musical selections. It is expected that representatives from the 516 Ladies’ will have charge of this session as she attendance at the organization meeet- ing. MINNESOTA MEET MONDAY. The Minnesot# organization meeting will be held at Crookston, Minn., on. Mcnday, June 30, and Mrs. Yivisaker | wal have charge of. this sesion as she (SOME “REAL has been, appehited) “to organize” the North Dakota.and Northern, Minneso- ta districts, During the “next few weeks organization “meetings forthe eight’ districts in the’ United States and one in Canada, wilbe eld. dnd the different executive officers of the federation ‘will bem: charge. SHOW. BISMARCKERS SPORT Bloomer:Bageball ‘Team: Coming Saturday ‘to’ Meet Capital" si City Aggregation ** There ig.to..be an ocurrence in the center of ball park on Saturday, June 28, at 7:30 p. m., and those who are not present:to witness it, willbe “out of luck.” For “several weeks preparations have been going. on for. this event, which, promises. to exceed anything ever before geen in Bismarck by girl ball “players; This team is composed of girls who can really play the game like pro- fessionals, each girl being a Ty Cobb. in her respective position. 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