The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1919, Page 6

CASTORIA a IMMIGRATION ACT In Use For Over 20 Years WILL TAKE CARK| peda \N JAP PROBLEM New Statute Prepared | Always bears the Signature Af Pratt of House Committee Em- Agreement | | LIMITS | by hodies Kool (PASSPORT TIME Restriction Expected to Reduce} Blow of Undesirable Por- agri uit Tom Avuaieun Poinonavs | eigners to Shores iyi 1 CFD uff vy | iN iy bed lie Washington, Aug. 22.—4 new meth HI | ww od of dealing with the incoming alien r problem is embodied in a bill being ® BISMARCK pe lll Iprepared by. the house immigration dae rman ~ 2 {conmiltee. It is regarded as the most Bring o¢ nasil in your filiwa #81 | dvastic measure of the kind ever pre Expert Developing Lo congress. the bill would mean, vers say, literal fulfillment of S80 called “gentlemen's ree between the United States and yption of its f the ment” in With respect lo immigration and FINNEY’S DRUG STORMS Bismarck, N. D. would keep out Japanese coolies. WEBB BROS. Coolies Byade Agreement Under the Root-Tokihara agree Undertakers Embalmers ment, Japan is obligated to send no coolies to this country, but it charged records disclose that they ar the thousands, with passports Vuneral Directors merchants, students, and the lik : ‘hare {Once here it is alleged, they rema Licensed bmbalmer in Charge [oon] go: fice BeMisaY aiga ¢ hildren become citi tates by vight of birth. Albert Johnson, of Hoquiatn, Wash., chairman of the house immigration committee, in gharge of the preparation of the bill says the requirement that aliens land- ing at America nports must have 3 | poris with a time limit will bre the great inflow of foreigner: bill provides that aliens comin in exemption clauses of the pr PERRY rTATA Libin AX " UNDE vPAKING law must obtain passports from their own governine uts, vised by consular PARLORS ; lagenta of the United States, and limit- Day Phone 100-M Night Phoues 687 or 100 Day Phone 560 Night Phane 65 sentatiy t Alicus Must Register But the bill does not stop ther Aliens, who under present laws a eligible to citizenship, would be per ;Jmitted to come to the United States without pa roviding they state ¢ motor tyans-Canada light, s fax aud ending at Vancouver, been orga port tor th iland fow will probably be the used H actial more than ten hours a (le Fort William, gary and Vernon, ik AIRMEN TO ,|MAKE TRANSCONTINENTAL FLIGHT THRU DOMINION Vancouver, b. C., ANE. 23. — Leut. GK. Trim and Lieut. W. H. Walsh, Vancouver airme planning a rting at, Hali- A Gan: y known as the British Colymbia Oanada Plight ed to sectve papular sup- tour, which they expect o begin about Sept. 12. A De Hay- “plane The aviators expect to make nove than forty hours’ time and not ie trip in lit flying at Mout Wiunipes, A Oy tude stops. Re ina, A commit Liceased Buibalmer ia Charge jin writi cir belief that they in- rom the Aerial League, associa. Jtend to reside here aud become’ citi- | tion will be asked to supervise the; E 1S They mu ce to register at/ event. Lieut. Trim has a spdendid | lure to do so be-| War record: He thew out machi ¢ deportation. . A ° | Bismarck Construction |; Company General Contractors Westera Sales Bldg. Phowe 35. Bismarck, | for deportation, Amevican ah vn of ed States on cards is-| in Johnson is trying to have send a special committee and middle west Pacific coast to study Us ite sad “We want the MAIL US YOUR FLLM Orders Villed Promptly by Experts HOSKINS Bismarck tests. | x posed | ji DE LAVAL Cream || Separators | S prospective a prospi Ey The World's | Hon, Ray; Standard ate FRENCH & ah Nat WELCH {tee as to Bilt ea) Hardware jand theie ‘ to acquire no \ up! Jonly Amer p but all that | % Plementa | the word | Harness || Member : s| {not likely a bill suspending immign { |tion forany stated period could ry congress now, A year ago. it could] |have passed, they add, ‘There is a de- | | mand, according to members, for a/ provision in the new bill for deporti tion of aliens who withdr: RS ipers in order to avoid NEW GARAGE AND MOTOR STORAGH In rear of Northwest Hotel . Roemer Ogeunied by. jth med forces of the United State estern Sales Co, Ti MP I IBLES | Wepain’ Work 4 Sheciaies | BXRECE JUMP IN ROUBLES Independent Garage Roberis & Spangler, Props. | PHONE 233 Vladivostok, Aug. 22.—As the, allies | ve agreed to loan the Ouisk gover! £ S1,000,000,000 everybody he tivipates a boom in Russian currency. Tobacco Habit Dangerous ys Doctor Cor hospital. th from. fi 1th BISMARCK MOXOR COMPANY, Diatzibators of STUDEBAKER and CADILLAG ‘Automobileg formely of Johns. ousands of men suf- how y Nicotol| the re- BUICK and OAKLAND Valve in Head Motors CORWIN MOTOR CO. JOYFUL EATING} Unless your food is digested with ermath of painful acidity, | | | | | | | | dbbrite, MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION, Failure | on the a papers at the end; Wounded of two years’ residence, also is cause | ing {ustructor at gv there w lo head th to the 7”) bale and | 01 nes | WILS t west front, and atter ing speat many months as ¢ oONtoa. GE BIG PROGRA M SATURDAY) (Special) — ficiency in the B . q ) ing. (be ¢om- jan alien doe: enship | ing of S turday on Mottté ats ou tin eight y jits big festivities and entertainment * for the benefit of the ball team.) ln Tha:'cot 3 to provide a/ the alternoon, there is’ ta, be. a ball plan by wh izens of contiguous | $22 wh will be folowed by a da and Mexico, may} basket pichic on the 8 \ be dancin n Sunda r ot the funds Vities will be t all team. MONEY IN WASTE ne da Charlestown, W. Va. Au of waste pa paper mill here was found a cor hock. for 00, which hyd dropped n the off ry ofa Baltimore bu © fle house, a unitor, |YOU NG PEOPLE'S LUTHER LEAGUE MEETS IN LOWA.) Story City, la. With de! from North, In Dakota, isouri, Ok- attending the Lowa, dis Peoples nd s DAUGHTER STARTS FIELD MEET FUNCERW EOD on RGARET Wie SOV athletic ter of. th eel t that started tke meet in Washing! 8 London's newest Sau means of trangporlation, less strenuous to drive it than to drive a motoreyele and cheap to :}own and operate. iajtion has | ¢ ried on privately Luther “attended,” by army, navy and diplomatic. officials, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1919 It’s 112, 000 IDAHO FARMERS JOIN IN WAR,ON GROUND SQUIRRELS; SAVE CROPS Boise, Idaho, August 22.—Twelve thousand Idaho farmers. in a2 coun- actively co-aperatad in a cam: ¥ for the destruction of ground s, Which resulted in a saving 00,000 in erops (uring the year st 1, agcording to the re- }nort af W, B. Oro in charge of ro- dent control work of the extension di- {vision of the University of Idaho, in ion with the bureau of bio- urvey Of the federal depart- f agriculture: d bait mixed and distribut- eivned agricultural d amounted to 461,240 pounds, with 167 acres were treated, An ha 417 acres of public land was treated with 30,918 pounds of bait the f ers ¢o-operating also in this public work. For thot pkitk toby pol | we Poiso jack rabbits were nidoka Coun ) according y cooperating farmers. In rive, in Cassia county, 6,000 rab- wore killed, and in Lincoln coy | ty rabbits were killed in a drive made) since this report was compiled. ‘Nine counties were engaged in the rabbit! | campa yign, using poison to the amount ‘ot ! 2.894 ounces. PURDUE GETS KELLOGG OF lOWA UNIVERSITY TO BE BOILER-MAKERQ’ eee ion U y of Towa for seven years, has been selected by a special com- : ¢ taculty. members, alumni ats of Purdue University as s there. b to, Yatification 9 of the univers away on a vacation, is now la., ch | ICEBERGS MADE TO ORDER TO FURNISH WYOMING'S WATER: Rancher Gets Idea From Niagara Falls Which May Solve Our Problems Cheyenne, August 22,—Western lands which this year all but dried up and blew away, may have all the water they need in the future if the experiments now being carried. on by W. H. Zindal of Kaycee, Wyo,, prove a success, He proposes irrigation from Constipation Results When Hot Weather Stops Exercise HEN te system has become accustomed to a certain daily. F routine of exercise and food, health is quick to suffer if that rout- ither G ried 2 Beery WHOM Giri HAM! ine is interfered wilh “The bowels are first to notice the change. qf Briefly, the Zindel plan is to use Different water is enough to consti- combination of simple laxative herbs ig oveher 8 for irrigation—real ieehergs pate, Changes 9f food’ when traveling, with pepsin which trains the stomach- Ine the contin and al eyovesting winc| |. MG) aig bg. Ihe pecwmed olga a ie ‘ ters, He will carry water from i walks will da it, Seis expecially tructhat Gri al doge js needed, end unlike mountain stream. to a point where it when elderly people charge their routine 14 physics “dad Vieathariien acta %: may drop several hundred fteet—and they quigkly, become constipated. Yet gently and without griping. : iN during the winter, when this water is elderly people should be particularly A bottle of Syrup Pepsin can be 4 not needed for any purpose, it will careful to keep theit bowels open, especi« bought at any diug store for 50c and $1 freeze and create an iceberg which ally during the hot months, the je the family size, or a free trial will not melt until long after the A better remedy for the purpose can- bottle will be sent cn receipt of your winter snow has disappeared, not be found on a druggist's shelf than address to Dr. W. B, Caldwell, 480 oe “T Bo fe nee tron visiting Nie Dr, Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, It is a © Washington St., Monticello, Ill. 7 agara last winter,” he says, “and can see no reason why it will not work. During the winter. months DB. 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