The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1919, Page 7

| | : SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1919. - SES Meet Your Employer‘ in'Our:Classifi ‘Terms Strictly Cash—No-copy without remi attached will be:inserted. First insertion, 85 cents; ‘additional ‘insertions: without change of copy, 15. tents. Advertisements containing more than:26 words will‘be ebarged at the Bes of pa 8 word for each additional: word, PY for Classified Advertisements, to insure proper: tamertion, seit be in this office before, 10 a. m, of day of publication, ee (HELP WANTED—MALE j gad tgundry, LEARN AUT TORS [ta 2 ; Info and aitotoe Ween Oldest: ment| ANd e&rE 826m week Uy Free vig 175 ‘page cathe. Come (0 Detroit, the Heart of Auto Industry. a MICHIGAN STATE AUTO SCHOOL 96 Auto Bldg. Detroit, eh ‘Address W: Supt. Ki tho er Fates, Wri jarber college, 27K neapolis, Est. 1893. '-2-1mo MEN OR WOMEN WANTED—Salary $24 full time, 50c an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer. fiber Nee. ‘unnecessary, Guaranteed Norristown,” Pa. 6-5-2m Writ Tas Angeles Y. M. C. A. Auto tions. Railroad fare paid. Open Shop. i = epuigoad fare pa pen, Shop. Biot taet started right. 7-1-1mo. WANTED—Capable men and women or| . Young married couples as attendants | HELP WANTED—FEMALE a @ State Hospital at Jamestown, |WANTED—Housekéepet on . farm Dak, From, $45.00 $0 $70.00 a manth, | widower -with th hildren. dgpending on setvice, with board: room | Wages” Write 661 Tribuse te a-Istwe AAA Ane WANTED—Elderly lady or_ widow as housekeeper for widower. Must be good to children. Good “wages. Steady job. John. J. Sallee, Windsor, N. D. q-3-1wk WANTED—=Pantry girl at Grand Pacific Hotel. 6-28-tf TAILORS WANTED—Extra ‘high wages. Two coat makers, one vest maker, one trouser maker, two bushelmen, . Best working conditions, Permanent posi- for WANTED—A good capable housekeeper tr Lyle ard fou nity, Scliars per mth, rite irs, H. G. Schwartz, ilies, NDS MT 006 WANTED—Chambermalds; apply Grand _Pacific, 6-27-tf WANTED—At Bismarck Hospital, cook and dining room girl. _-__6-25-3wks WANTED—Good ‘strong girl or middle aged woman for: general housework, Apply Dohn's Meat Market. 6-24-tf Wa ‘EDe-Girl fos general housework. Ap- 4 Ave. A West, or ‘phone 73.___4-18-tf LANDS - WANTED to hear from owner of farm for sale. C. C. Shepard, Minneapolis, Minn. Bee OS FOR RENT—Fine. see farm. 400 acres in all kinds of crop, Sixty head of cattle and thirty head of horses. ‘Want responsible renter: at once. Ad- dress Box 177, Mandan, N. D., or Ap- ply_ Tribune, i-1-lwk LOST AND FOUND LOST—A bunch of keys with name plate, AGEN’ AGENTS WANTHD—Large Manutactur- er Wants répresentatives to sell ‘shirts, derwear,- hosiery, dresses, skirts, direct ta home. “Write for samples. Madison Mills, 603> way, New York 'City, -5-1t AGENTS” Are coliing “money. . selling Brussels Fibre Broom Outlast alx corn ome, ketal ‘ 16. peamnle ic. so ‘Sanitary’ ‘Brushes. Cramer Mfg. Co.,. Wienita.” ans, of the, most ti r @. Raitt a rtant, di Iscoyartne An He {8 oo Nae aneualh ual ives the most stubborn ,case of Rheus ae entirely out of the system. Mi erl ople have written. us and, jtounded at if results a ft is arvelous, et in Tepe R vainutes a day A fenee Bre ong, seney: i . eumatisi atta onlce,” california, *Y S inte, SALESMAN WANTED—&alesmen with car, to call’on to “owners. In your “county—book orders ‘for European’ punctufe © proof tires—the-kind: that helped win the war =-easy soller—big sales; exclusive con - tract; repeat orders quickly establishes s exmaneat income. isse Tire Corp,;' 500-1518 W, Fifteenth St., Chlesen, SALESMEN. féw Carburetor for Ford ars, Simple, not @ movi rt, in- stalled in thirty a a t ie kidney: bathe your ‘te r..10. days. rice 78¢ pi Herb Co. minutes, ‘audrantecd to Gouble your mileage and start in: zero Weather without heating or priming. 6 day. free trial. Our St. Louis man gold 1400 in.6 months, Sait Lake City biel minds spiaoe in one, weet Write |. & J, Carburetor €o,, + Jackson “Bivd., ‘Chicago, Pere MISCELLANEOUS WORLD WAR HISTORY with Ace terms complete, Woodrow Wilson Life Lees also Scott's Ne; War His- tory. Three best books, biggest ‘sellers, livest. house, best terms, prompt ship: ments. Express prepai Outfits fre: Phillips’ Publishing Co;, ‘ Chicago=A' Janta. 2 7-5-1t CASH JNON BONE BRY BILL, Make a day easy. Will show you how wtih 6 a day eagy. Will shoy you how with ‘Wanted everywhere. Small package—just add water. Here's the chance of a life- ‘time. “Grab your territory. American Products Co., 222 American Bldg., Cincinnati, O. 7-5-1t IF; YOU WANT TO SELL.OR EX: CHANGE: your property, write ‘John J. reg N. Dak, St., Chippen Palle, vis, | 6 -1t FOR SALB—Second hand typéwriter in good condition for $35.00. If interested write 682 Tribune. 4. rite quick. | VM GOING OUT AML, WILBUR, Wl ) wa WERE. | 2 See MY GIRL You Goll” P i Fi \ SAY, OLIVIA, BEFORE 1 Go | Your COLLAR Looks TELL ME, DOES THIS COLLAR. LOOK solLeED? ALL RIGHT BUT You BETTER Go BRUSH UP YouR. SHOES BeFore You MEET YouR VWAVEN?T GOT Time, | SHED Pave TO BE BLIND IF SHE] AWFULLM NICE DIDN'T SEE — 7M | AW, BESIDES SHE WoN*r SEE 7EM AK WAN — FOR SALE—Large tent. : ~ wk MAKE YOUR OWN: BEER—With or without’ alcohol. You can make ten long with out “Special Home” out- it; complete with malt, hopg and ac- cessories, including formulas, for $3.50. Satisfaction guaranteed or Money, Te- funded. Malt Products Co., x! 1466, _Butte, “Mont. T5-1t YOU NEPD NOT BE WITHOUT the Real ‘Article. Make in your-own, home, the same ‘as the brewer or distiller oan. Hight valuable formulas, $1. Porthare Dist. Co., Minneapolis, Mini FOR SALE CHEA: Tot of good niture, Monday after 9 a, m. at Loomis Hardware. & F-5-8t FOR SALF—One solid oak lunch cotnter. 24 ft. long, and°13 stools. Write or see B.. Woodward, Lidgerwood, ip Bann -5-1wl between post office and Capital City Bottling Works. Finder please return to K. Knowles, care Capital City Bot- ting Works ‘for reward. 7-3-3t FOUND—Bunch of keys. Owner may have same by calling at Tribune and spaying: for this ad. 4-3-3t LOsT—Purple: hand bag in_ Capitol grounds. Return to Tribune office, Re- ward. 7-3-2t LOST—Somewhere in the city on the 4th @ small black purse containing about $23.00. Finder please return to Trib- une “for liberal “reward. 5: ESTRAYED—Tall bay horse with barbed i e cut on right hind foot No brands. eae icConkey’s Commercial Co. paone Fos (ONS WANTED TI K “post Warrrin hock ce restaurant” Experi: .670,; Tribune. ey — $s NOW OUR GROCERIES'LL BE DELIVERED THIS WAY ¢ Phone 7-6-3t C“RENT—Furnished rooms for housekeeping. 419 7th St. enone. ean -2-1wI FOR SALE OR RENT—= HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—Seven room modern house ‘at 608 2nd St. Phone oF _ 3-3 TO" REN?T—Four roam modern cottage. Phone 600. 7-3-3t FOR RENT—4-room and bath apartment at 423 Sth St. Woodmance Apt. FOR RENT—5-room cottage, well: lo- cated, Electric. lights and water, | In- quire. at 307 So. 7th St. Phone 955. 7-1-1wk, OR 8/ =Modern 16 room house. Well Tocated and especially suited for board- ing house for better class. Would con- alder. farm lands in exchange. J. K. Doran, Bismarck. 7-1-1wk, FOR RBNT—Mogern six room house; ‘partly.modern four room house, rooms for, light housekeeping Inquire 622 Third ‘street. 7-1-1wk. FOR RENT—Six room houge, bath, light, hardwood floors, new, $25.00. F. E, Young Real Estate Co. 6-6-tf FOR RENT—. eight, ri a boyse OR RENT At (glee [008 eet Cn WS Beventh Bt. . 5-12-t£ =. WANTED. TO;RENT WANTED—One or two urifurnished rooms. A. P. B. 7-5-3 . B. Tribune. WANTED TO. RENT OR BUY—Modern 6-30-tf NTED Motor aahse.. @.to, 8 rooms; or, unfurn! Teths ‘Gall mia Fruit 26; =~ 6-30-1Wk FOR. SAEB—Chaniler four passenger roadster. G. H. Russ, Jr. 7-5-lwk FOR SALD SHEAR cheyraet 4-90; also 114. Maxwell, R.. H. Crane, ce th house, Obert” A.. Olson. “Phone | 806, petween. to- -AUTOMOBILES—-MOTOREYCLES FOR SALE—Used Ninety Overland. dress 683 Tribune. FOR SALE—Cadillac 4 cylinder car. Equipped. with: power. tire pump, bump- er and “seat covers. all in_ excellent gonaitlon: °G.. F..Dullam, Bismarck, N. Dz 7-5-4 TE—1919 Oldsmobile, for a quick Be Goal to ‘be sold-at once tor 91325. Extra Rem tires, included. Write THE Hn MAN LOW SUIT! No. 659 ee | Fargo, FOR QUICK ‘SALE—Kitchen cabinet, two ‘kers,. 2 tables, library lamp and ‘other: useful: hougehld articles." Mrs. Cy. Wright. 814 4th St., -or phe & -5-4t 3_rook- FOR SALE—Fusniture—1 settee, ing chairs, 1 Oak ‘library table. 230-K or cgil-084 Gth St. FOR SALD' OR RENT-—Bull 4x44, “Can ed Yor store or. gartee; hall overhead, Cail'on or address Pool ‘Hall, Baldwin, N_D. oie! WORK WANTED by the holit or by the day by experienced, honest, good work- 2ing woman.' “Phone 446...’ __6-30-lwk WANTED—Clean “white rags." Apply Tribune. abst FOR RENT—Desirable modern offices in ithe Western Sales Block. Inquire Western: Sales_ Office. 71-3-1wk ] SUPREME COURT [ 5 From Ramsey County. ‘The Merchanta National Bank of North Dakota, plaintiff and respondent, vs. City of Devils Lake, defendant and appellant. : Syllabus: In an action upon warrants Issued by the city of Devils-Lake in payment of work done in grading streets, it is held for reasons stated in the opinion that the city is liable generally for the amount due on the warrants. From a judgment of the district court of Ramsey county, Butta, Judge, defendant appeals. A eh ‘Affirmed. ‘Opinion of the court by Christian- gon, Ch. J., Grace, J. concurs in thé result. ; Fred. J. Traynor, city attorney and Mack V. Traynor, assistant city at- torney, both of Devils Lake for ap- pellant. Dist ee a ae R. M. and J, W.. Pollock, of Fargo attorneys for respondent...) > p From ‘Stutsman. County. Cc. P. Ingmundson, plaintiff. and ap- pellant, vs. Midland Continental Rail- road, a corporation, defendant and re- spondent. ‘Syllabus: 1. An owner of land, as an inci- dent to his property right, is entitled to use and enjoy. such land free ‘fram the pollution of air thereypon so as tq pmount to a nuisance, and for the vi- olation of this right an action in the nature of trespass to realty can be maintained. “2. In an action, where the com- plaint alleges among other things that the defendant Railway Ca. caused large volumes of gas, noxious vapors, jlarge quantities of thick black smoke, oil and stedm and large quantities. of cinders to be cast upon the’ land of the plaintiff to hig damage, it ig held that the plaintiff states a cause of action. s j Appeal from judgment directed for defendant, in an action for damages. 6-2-tf| -, Reversed and'a new trial ordered. .| Opinion of the court by Bronson, J. Thorpe & Chase, attorneys for re- Robinson, J., disesnts. Eirdzell, J.,| spondent, Jaméstown, N. D.' being disqualified, W. L. Nuessle, dis- From Nelson County, trict judge, sat'in his stead. Laureas J. Wehe, plaintiff and ap- Knauf & Knauf, attorneys for ap-| pellant, vs. Arthur C. Wehe, defend- pellant, Jamestown, N. D. ant and respondent and Eliada P. HUSBAND’S SONGS LEAD WIFE TO. DIVORCE COURT GRANT” CLARKE The story of a shattered romance told in song titles—that’s the evidence that Mrs. Grant Clarke offers in asking for a divorce. She was Helen Patten when Clarke wrote “One in a Million Like You.” They were married 45 minutes later. But after two years of married life Clarke wrote, “Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Boat.” “That meant men,” says Mrs. Clarke. But after that he wrote, “ Hate to Lose You and I Love the Ladies” and when “There’s a Little Bit of Bad in Every Good Little Girl” followed these, I de- cided to get a divorce. NOW LE'S. MAKE A CHARLEY CHADLIN. OUTA ‘MUD, TAG — FRECKLES — OW=H: FRECKLES! COME HERE “THs uals TUERE'S doP {' hy . WANNA MAE MUD. NO QUESTIONS 9) You KIDS Come WW AND WASH Your FACES? HeIsn’t Going to Wash in Vain. NES- AUNTIE AND UNCLE} JIM ARE COMING AND WE WANT You To LOOK |} Gosh 1S SOME - RUDY COMIN, Bop? Wehe, Laureas J. Wehe, Herbert C. Wehe, Charles L. Wehe, Jr., Delia L. Wehe, Blanche H. Ray, formerly Blanche H. Wehe, Maude L, Stans- barry, formerly Maude L. Wehe, Alice G. Wehe, et al, defendants and appel- lants. Syllabus: 1.A deed from husband to wife of a statutory homestead in 1891 is valid although the wife did not concur and join in the execution thereof, pur- suant {o the law then existing. 2. In an action to determine ad- verse claims where it appears that in April 1891 the father deeded the land involved to his wife in order to pro- tect his home and save the land from demands of creditors, although it was unnecessary for him so to do by rea- son of the land being a statutory homestead and therefore exempt from the claims of the creditors, and, where the father thereafter acquiesced in such conveyance and made no at- tempt to secure re-conveyance until 1916 after his wife had died, it is held that in equity no trust of any kind arose and the father is not in a position to claim re-conveyance. 3. In such action, where the fath- er after such conveyance to his wife in 1891 farmed and occupied the prem ises until 1896 and thereafter re- moved from the same but managed and controlled the land through ten- ants and generally paid the taxes thereon until the year 1913, and in other ways treated the farm as his own, it is held that such acts were not hostile to the title of the wire and do not constitute acts of adverse pos- session. 4, In such action, ‘where the wife, who had received such deed, made a will in October, 1913, devising a leg- acy of $1,000.00 to each of her three children with a division of the residue of her estate among her remaining children, share and share alike, and, where, on the day following, she ex- j ecuted a deed, absolute in form, con- veying the land involved, being the entire property possessed hy her, to the three children named as lega- tees in the will and thereafter in February 1914, again made a will con- taining the same terms and, where it appears that the reason for the execu- tion of such deed was that the mother feared that an attempt might be made to break the will. and, where, further. it was the understanding that the property should belong to the mother until her death and that the persons designated as grantees in the deed should carry out the intention of the mother as expressed in the will in the devises therein made, it is held that such deed imposed a construc- tive trust upon the grantees named to carry out the intention of tho grant- or as expressed by her in the will and that the will is a memorandum in writing of the terms of such tryst. Action to determine adverse claims; from a judgment in favor of the de- fendant, Arthur C. Wehe, the plain- till and the other children of the de- ceased mother appeal, and demand a trial de novo. Reversed and remanded for furth- er proceedings. BY BLOSSER NEAWs BOT S'DOSIN’ THEY SHOULDN'T Opinion of the court by Bronson, J. Robinson, J., concurs specially. L. J. Wehe, Devils Lake, N. D., attorney for plaintiff and appellants Eliada P. Wehe, Herbert C. Wehe and Laureas J. Wehe. D. V. Brennan, deceased, Bismarck, N. D., attorney for the defendants and appellants Charles L, Wehe, Jr., Della L. Wehe, Blanche H. Ray, Maude L. Stansberry, and Alice G. Wehe, Frich & Kelly, Lakota, N. D.,, at- torneys for defendants and respond- ents. MILLION DOLLARS FOR NEW INSURANCE COMPANY ASSURED “The Farmers’ Insurance Co. will have a million dollars’ business on its hooks bv July 8.” announced Presi- dent Obert A. Olson today. Mr. Ol- son, who is state treasurer, js much pleased with the prospects: of the new company, whose charter was is- sned by the commissioner of insur- ance about a month ago. Tribune Want Ads bring results, —————e —d BIGGEST BARGAINS . That it pays to not only advertise but also to give good service to one’s clients is proven by the fact that in June our sales of city real estate exceeded all records for any month in our fourteen years’ busi- ness here, with one exception. If any can help you get that home, we can, ——- F. E. YOUNG REAL ESTATE CO. Phones———~ 4. F. O'Hare, 78M. —_‘F. E. Hedden, 0 F. E, Young, 78R, —— CHIROPRACTORS E. E. HOARD, D. C., Ph. C. Licensed Doctor of Chirovractie Gentleman Assistant, . Phone 327 119 Fourth St. Bismarck, N. D. —eooaooaaooaSQSSS SS LAND FOR SALE A tract of 3640 acres of good land in Burleigh county. Best proposition in N. Dak. today. Good terms. J. H. HOLIHAN Lucas Block R. S. ENGE, D. C. PH. C. Chiropractor Consultation Free. Suite 9-11, Lucas Block Phone 260 E. T. BURKE LAWYER Tribune Block Bismarck, N. Phone 752. Fine Interior Decorating ay and painting is my } specialty. If you j, \ want a real job— 1| one that you will be ‘ proud of— I make a Specialty of Wood Finishing Phone 855 and I will call and make you an estimate. J. GOLDEN 518 Third St. TYPEWRITERS & SERVICE REMINGTON Typewriter Co. GEO. C. KETTNER, Rep. Phone 258. Bismarck. DO YOU BELIEVE IN SIGNS? You have $1,000, you want a home that is ready to move into, paying the balance of the purchase price, the same as rent. This agency is ina posi- tion to help you. Hedden Agency Webb Block. Phone 0. Bismarck Furniture Companky, 220 Main Street Furniture Upholstery Ropalred, Re- finished and Packed. ——————————eeeeaeaeaeeeeeo THE HURLEYS TRAPS AND PIANO Up-to-the-Minute Music 10 Maia St. Phone 130-K