The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1919, Page 6

PAGE 6 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE "SQUIRREL FOOD WOULDNT OTTO AUTO STOP LF WILL GLOSE Decision Reached by Federal | Representative Meets With Condemnation by Farmers Because the il and state gov- ernments have failed to provide suf- ficient appropriations for the mai tenance of the United States employ- ment agencies in this state, the Bis- marck office will undoubtedly be ed this week. This decision was ved at late yesterd ference between A. J. Washington, representing ployment ice, George N. ton, secretary of the Commercial] clu and Guy Fox, in charge of the} Bismarck employment office. Commissioner Agriculture and} labor J. N. Hagen has be2n made fed- after a con-| Sullivan from the em- Kenis- ment of $60 month for the ment service's work in North According to Mr. Sullivan, this will permit the maintenance of only one oifice and that will be located at Far- £0. Resent Washington Attitude. A great deal of bitterness is felt among loca] business men and farm- ers in this section over the decision of the bureau's Whshington representa- tive in ignoring Bismarck’s claims for an office. It was pointed out that Bismarck was the most logical lador center in the state at this time and that this city should have the em-; ployment office rather than Fargo. Arguments Favoring Bismarck, Some of the arguments in support of Bismarck’s claim for this office are as follows 1. It is the logical labor center of the state. 2. It has a much population than Fargo. 3. ‘Fargo is situated on the eastern ‘border of the state and will be un- able to be of any ance to the farmers in the middle and western part of the state. 4. Since the crops in eastern Mon- tana have been burned up, all of the farm labor from that section comes directly to Bismarck looking for work, 5. The farmers have been securing all of their harvest and farm hands through the Bismarck office and have looked to this office to supply their needs. 6. The business men of Bismarck, in order to help the farmers to handle their crops, have kept the local of- fice open for over three months at considerable expense to themselves not one cent of which will ever be re- turned. 7. The business men of Fargo kept that office open only one month and during the past two months no as- sistance has been given the farmers in securing labor. 8. The work of the Bismarck of- fice has been so organized and s} temized that the data now in its fi is worth a considerable fund if used immediately, but will soon become Hoptnlees upon the closing of the of- Ice, Farmers Want Bismarck Office. 9. The farmers themselves are demanding that the Bismarck office remains open, 10. With the possidle exception of the period when the bureau was pla- cing the returning soldiers, the work of the ‘bureau ‘has reached the height of its usefulnss at the present mo- ment. It has received calls from farmers in the western part of the state during the past three days for more than 100 farm and harvest hands and unless the Bismarck office is able to remain open and. pravide this labor crops in the middle and western part of North Dakota will suffer and the farmers face a consid- erable loss. It ‘pected that a compelling larger floating j HE CAME ALONG A NARROW ROAD JUST WIDE ENOUGH FOR ONE CAR | AND MET ANOTHER BUS COMING | wiG way 2 ak NS \ Fc.m eS e\ \S ot1Qe? SORNE i i} = j be retained with sufficient appropria- -| out the harvest season at least. -| also planned to place the matter diz plea will be sent to the employment dition, street commissioner’s office, all demands, Swat the Weeds Owners of vacant lots and boulevard strips are notified that weeds must be cut and their premises placed ina proper con- Any property-holder who is unable to obtain the help necessary to do this work is respectfully referred to the If this work is not done by the property-owner, it MUST under our city ordinance be done by the street com- missioner’s department, and the cost, together with a heavy penalty, be assessed against the property. HMM~ NOW FoR SOME ), HEADWORK To AVOID A HEADON - es ¥ = service headquarters at Washington demanding that the Bismarck office ton ito contnue ts usefulness througn- It is rectly before the state officials also, showing how the farmers are depend- ing upon the local employment office for its farm labor and that if the state government refuses to aid them, the farmers will undoubtedly face a great monetary lo: teoeroecosercorovorores. “Pop-Pop” of Motorcycles Bad for “Shell-Shocks” Authorities in a number of Central Western cities have taken steps to prevent motor- eyclists and automobilists from driving with the mufMers of their motors open. It is de- 3) clared that the sudden explo- sions have the same effect as bursting shells and machine gun fire on the shattered nerves of returned soldiers suffering from shell shock. The authorities say that many shell-shock victims who had vir- tually recovered have had to re- turn to hospitals as the result of the sudden “pop-pop” of a motorcycle engine behind them. WNIORLLODIODIOL ODO ODIDODODDOODDINE SHE OBJECTS TO DEW BATH San Francisco Woman Says Her Huse band Is Member of the Sun Cult. San Francisco.—A dew bath in the early hours of the morning may be spiritually uplifting, but Mrs. Cora Belle Rensted presented her objections to it as a part of her husband's pro- gram in Superior Judge Van Nos- trand’s court. C'MON - JES’ KEEP ON COMING - THars 1T- WELL SAY — : THis WINS TH of 1 cookie, I'M WHISTLING — \ ws ee wn THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1919. THis 19 @ SNAPPY WAY OF GETTIN’ RUN OVER, EH? HEH -HEH- Shellenback and Owens; Hill and Gossett. Score St. Paul . Louisville . Hall and Harg! ers. Score— St. Paul... Louisville . Niehaus and Hargrave; RHE Tincup and 9 Kocher. <A \, { | Score— RH . NE le Milwaukee 1565 . My Oa Columbus ... . 1316 F Bd N Hansen and Huhn; Wilkinson and 7 ‘ ae = (Bp) — CD de Wagner. : peal = ae ord = Words That Mean Much. The sonorous opening of Lincoln u “Four score an ‘| Batterles—Johnson, Perry and Mc-| Gettysburg speech, THE WORLD'S GREATEST FLYING F ; BASEBALL | an ‘Perlins; Ehmke and Ainsinith.| seven years ago,” is not equivalent to i: l * AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. : eighty-seven years ago. BeOS, to R D7 i i 1 than poetry. ‘Score— her harmonies, no less Pp NATIONAL; LEAGUE. c.| Kansas City, . +++ 416 2/49 such subtleties that make up the New York 46 23 .667| Toledo... 517 6) sun effect of literary expression, Ae i oe 35 "662 Johnson, Haines and Lalonge; Brady, “Victuals” is not equivalent to “food,” Chicago 33.560 ilu and Murphy: - RH E| “deathlessness” is not, tae same as Brooklyn 34 518) Sea polts 713 1|“immortality’— as Lowell showed Pinsbure 86 ats Indianapolis “* $13 0] when he suggested that we try con St, “Louls a ee Hovlik, Robinson Whitehouse and verting Wordsworth’s title, “Intima- Boston ea ( |Henry; Steele, Cavet, Rogge and|tions of Immortality” into “Hints of Paledeton ae Leary. Deathlessness.”—North American Re- Bote ee n view. .| Indianapolis . . — ‘ Chicago (Minneapolis 1 7 3! Tribune Want Ads bring results. New York . 42 Cleveland 43 Detroit 40 i Waco B BBA gp COVERED DELIVERY Boston ; 31 say-ft 1916 Model Studebaker, first class Philadelphia .......-.. 19 §9.4.264 hy ALE condition, for sale cheap. See Ryan AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. at Golden Rule or Phone 37. . W. LL, © Pet. St. Paul ... 44 29.603 Indianapolis . 43° 81.581 Louisville ... 43° 32 573 e Kansas City 38 84.526 e For some time both thought they had Columius 37 384521 Nn ve oF or different fish, but the tactics soon in+ Minneapolis 381 39443) dicated that it was one and the same Milwaukee 30 440421 fish. It was a ravenous grouper that Toledo . 24 47 339) ee on ‘ ae took both baits at once. ‘The’ fish GAMES IN BRIEF. Sa | weighed sixty pounds. NATIONAL LEAGUE. (e) GHOE FITTERS National League. , a Burglars Strip Floors. All games postponed—rain. 3 eae eee ‘American League— . bs Gusnedd Yas Jarge ree a Washington 11, Chicago 1. Richmon sWhitney Gypsy Hill, owned by Mrs. Henry T. New York 0, ‘St. Louis’ 5 Rass g vy! Valley and tenant- |: ; eee leaden pe cate ae eae ieee ast Schurmann Philadelphia, 4; Detroit 5; 14 tn- o! ed by Mr. and Mrs, Farnes 2 nings. rf of Philadelphia, which had not, been Eoston, 1; Cleveland, 3. PRINTING —— FINISHING WAIN. STREXT opened for the summer, was robbed American Association— DEVELOPING AND some time ago, the crime having just St. Paul, 1-4; Louisville, 5-0. Ae ENLARGING been discovered. The invaders carried Minneapolis, 7-1; Indianapolis, 8-6. IL ‘01 away three valuable rugs and Xnoleum = BY ROY GROVE. ; Milwaukee, 1; Columbus, 13. MA : US YOUR FILM PRarESsionaL RABHinG Fon AMATEUA PremecunER) i vy car-|,,% Whole swimming team. That's! Kansas City, 4; Toledo, 5; 18 in-|| Orders Filled Promptly by Experts ; from the kitchen and cut a heavy car- | Norman Ross, Heuténant aviator, rep-| nings. » 45 Oy 1 p rT; CE | pet from an upstairs room, leaving only | resenting America in the Inter-Allied jana HOSKINS several inches around the floor where | games in Paris, NATIONAL LEAGUE, Bismarck is = / the carpet was tacked, Valuable cut) America has had some remarkable| No games on account of rain. ) | iu! glass in the house was not taken, and|swimmers in the past Olympic AMERICAN LEAGUE. pA SE See . It\is net believed any, silverware was | eee up one have deen as sensa- +i Score 2 ae B ef 7 © BISMARCK NORTH | OT, ehe 3 ional as Ross’ recent performance. Vashington 5 Z Sere t couched : Single handed ‘he won five cham-|Chicago .. tok: AS Bismarck Construction Bring or mail in your films fox € pionships for the A. E. F. which gave Batteries—Erickson and Picinich; ( ‘0! fl i: Reward for Bomb Plotters. 1 the Yanks a safe tead. Lowdermilk, Danforth and Schalk, mpany, Expert Developing : Harrisburg, Pa—TVive thousand dole Winning the long distance, middle! Lyon. . . lars was yoted by the hotise of rep> | short distance, back stroke and free] Score ... . RHE General Contractors FINNEY’S: DRUG STORE vesentatives for the arrest and con- | style, he led in every race and fin-| Boston Lett i Western Sales Bldg. | Bismarck, N. D. 5 sending infermal | ised with an easy margin, defeating | Cleveland . 3 8 ae ton oF threatening letters through many allied champions including Aus-| Batteries—Pennock. and Walters,|Phone 35. Bae, | ee é , tralia’s world’s record holder, W.|Schang; Myers and O'Neill. £ —————— aaa a. e the mail : eA eee teat Rar RI Longworth. Score ... . RHE Bismarck Orthopedic a On top of all;of this:he made two|New York » O04 0 White-Light Producer. out of three of America’s points in|'St. Louis ... v. 510 0 Bismarck Clearing Laboratory Py_ ‘substituting other metals for | water polo and made up the lost dis-| Batteries—Shawkey and Hannah; elie gies - niemiey ina vapor. electric lamp | tance in the relay team ‘ Shocker and Severeid. House Association FOOT SPECIALISTS a Enropean scientist produces a pure | Ross also holds seven world's ama-| _Score— RHHB Makers of Featherweight Arch ‘white Nene SNe one ot aiaamall aaa “51 1|| OB LITILE, President . Supports to Individual Impression, ana u E. V. LAHR, Vice Pres. Deformity Braces, Extension Shoes, B. C. MARKS, Secy.-Mgr. Artificial Limbs, omit , 7 i Supports, Etc. ( First National Banke rosie : ‘ , City National Bank Building 4 ‘ City National Bank ‘ salen ars OJ tile Jie Capital Security Bank __ ||| Phone 388. Bismarek, N. D. ee : First Guaranty Bank pe. ” Fi CUAUGUSNSTOGARDOSROOGOAAOUONOUOULURDNOEOVOREOOOUSEOS The, “big' names” and. the 4 Bi She is defendant in a sult for divarce brought by her husband, Carl Rensted, a disciple of Mazdaznan, a sun cult. One of her allegations is that Rensted wanted to buy a place at Stockton, where he could indulge in dew baths. Mrs. Rensted says the baths are tak- en about three o'clock in the morning. She is not sure whether they are a community ceremony or a private and individual rite. MAN AND WIFE HOOK FISH Ravenous Sixty-Pound Grouper Takes Both Baits at Once at Miami. Miami, Fla—Mr. and Mrs. Ward B, Baker of Cedar Rapids, Ia., fishing here, had their ‘lines lying close to- gether. Both of them felt a strike at the same time and both were alert at the reel. which is prepared to supply D. C. McLEAN, Street Commissioner. “semi-pros” all stand together when it comes time for a cold bottle of Exelso. There’s a lot of real sporting pep in Exelso— the real flavor. It takes a ball player to pick a drink. ‘Take a tip from thediamond. Ask any star why he prefers Exelso, He'll tell you it’s i ‘Different! Better! Satisfies!’’ i tm ACEREAL BEVERAGE ST. PAULMINN: il aT Lay ap hada BISMARCK GROCERY COMPANY {Distributors BISMARCK, N. D, a Separators The World’s. Standard FRENCH & WELCH Hardware Implements Harness NEW GARAGE AND MOTOR STORAGE In rear of Northwest Hotel Formerly Occupied by Western Sales Co. Repair Work a Specialty Independent Garage Roberts & Spangler, Props. PHONE 43 —IISSSSSSS=s————— BISMARCK MOTOR | Distributors ef STUDEBAKER and CADILLAOG MEN’S FURNISHINGS Everything a Man Wears AT BARGAIN PRICES COLEMAN’S Fifth Street Also Junk bought in handful and carload lot. Radiator Repairing —and— Battery Repairing CORWIN MOTOR CO. Bismarck, N. D. BUICK and OAKLAND Valve in Head Motors CORWIN MOTOR CO, Bismarck, N. D. TORY sERvice StU FAC COR WIN: MOTOR CO.BisnarcnD PERRY | UNDERTAKING PARLORS Day Phone 100-M Night Phones 687 or 100 Licensed Embalmer in Charge =————————— WEBB, BROS, Dadertakers ~ Embalmerg Funeral Directoms Licensed Exabalmer in Chargq mt Night Phetie6§ «7 Ap ie “ y ae ; ' | MTD « rae Ca eo “y it ww y /