The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 27, 1919, Page 1

wer q at HE BIS: I LAST EDITION wf BUNE THIRTY-NINTH YEAR, NO. 196. BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27, 1919 PRICE FIVE CENTS WILSON TO VISIT BISMARCK HANLEY RESTRAINED IN HEARING ARGUMENTS ON KOSITZKY PETITION FOR ENTRY T0 COMPENSATION BOOKS Question of Jurisdiction of Mandan Judge Raised Under New Judicial Redistricting Bill—William Lemke Acts for Work- men’s Bureau—Assistant Attorney General Packard Declares State’s Attitude in Matter—Charges Attempt to Cover Up. The new judicial redistricting law was invoked this morning to prevent J. M. Hanley of Mandan, sitting in district court here for Judge W. L. Nuessle, who is absent, from hearing State Auditor Kositzky’s application for an order directing the workmen’s com- pensation bureau to open its books to his inspection. An order to show cause, issued by Chief Justice A. M. Chris- tianson of the supreme court upon application of William Lemke, as attorney for the workmen’s compensation commission, was served on Judge Hanley about an hour before the time set for the hearing. Judge Hanley is cited to appear before the supreme court Sep- tember 5 to show cause why there should not issue a writ of pro- hibition restraining him from proceeding further in the matter. Mr. Lemke raises the point that under the new judicial redis- tricting law, there are two presiding judges in the fourth district, and that so long as there remains a qualified judge within the district, neither of these district judges has any authority to call in a judge from another district. He cites the fact that Judge Coffey is still within this district and is qualified to preside in the matter -affecting the workmen’s compensation commission, and that Judge Hanley, one of the three jurists of the new sixth dis- trict, west of the river, is therefore without jurisdiction. State Auditor Kositzky, through the attorney general’s office, made application for a court order when the workmen’s compensa- tion board refused him access to its books. “We want the people’s funds safeguarded,” said Assistant Attorney General F. E. Packard today, referring to an applica- tion for mandamus compelling the state workmen’s compensation puree to permit the inspection of their books by State Auditor ositzky. _ IS RAIL COUNSEL Atlanta—Underwood is leaving his home here to take up his duties as general counsel of the United States Railroad Administration. He was for- merly assistant attorney general. GERMANY WISHES BERNSTORFF MAN ON WASHINGTON Every Indication United States Will Not Accept New Ambassador AMERICA NOT CONSULTED PRESIDENT WILL INCLUDE DAKOTA CAPITAL IN TOUR Secretary Tumulty Announces Today That Stop Here Is Practically Certain NEW POET LAUREATE INTINERARY TO BE FRAMED Definite Announcement of All Speaking Dates to Be Made in Next Ten Days Washington, D. C., Aug. 27.—Presi- dent Wilson will begin his trip to the Pacific coast just as soon as details ‘ean be arranged probably within ten ROBERT BRIDGES London—Great Britain has a new days or two weeks. ccurt poet in Robert Bridges, Although Secretary .Tumulty made this defi- be has not produced many odes com- “ t lding memorating national occasions, which nite announcement today adding that is usually demanded of poets laureate, the president felt hd should make the Wridges has written a large variety trip, It is regarded as likely that the of memorable poems in honor of his president will reach the Pacific coast country. in time to review the Pacific fleet at San Francisco September 15. Secretary Tumulty said the tour, weuld occupy about 25 days “if the! president. can stand 40’ and the itin- . erary is expected to be completed WORKERS ASKED within 24 hours, Warren S. Stone Wires Tele- The president was represented as regarding it more pressing than ever graphic Instructions to Four Brotherhoods tuat he should make the trip and it was explained that he would not neces- serily wait for the peace treaty to be reported to the senate by the foreign relations committee. While the itinerary still is incom- plete it was regarded as almost cer- tgin that the president. would speak MOTOR TRUCK CARAVAN TO REACH BISMARCK AT 4 Q’CLOCK THURSDAY; TOHAYVE LOCAL AUTOMOBILE ESCORT Unique Tour Which Will Have Completed 1,500 Miles Upon Arrival ° Here to Spend Three Days in Capital City—Interesting Pro- gram Arranged—Ours Will Be Fiftieth City to Welcome Pil- grims—Recognized Farm Expert in Motorization to Deliver Talks. THE PROGRAM Thursday 4 p. m.—Arrival of truck caravan from Steele escorted by local dealers to parking place west of Mis- souri Valley Motor building. i Friday 6 p. m.—Banquet tendered to entire party at Grand Pacific hotel by local auto and truck dealers. 7:45 p. m.—Concert by United States Recruiting band at Court House Square. Speaking program to follow. Saturday 2 p. m.—Truck parade through downtown business section headed by Jackie band. First section will be composed of trucks making the tour and second section of trucks of local dealers. 2:45 p. m.—Band concert and mass meeting at ball grounds opposite capitol to be followed by demonstration of trucks. 7:45 p. m.—Band concert at Court House Square. Holding to its daily schedule, that sometime exceeds 100 miles in 10 hours, the national motor truck development tour, consisting of 20 trucks, 80 men and a United States navy band of 25 pieces, will arrive in Bismarck from Steele late Thursday afternoon. The unique caravan will have completed 1,500 miles of its remarkable trip when it arrives where. The total distance to be traversed is 3,000 miles, the tour ending in Milwaukee October 4. Bismarck will be the 50th city to welcome the truck train. The advance man, Carl H. Stubig, declares that this city has ar- ‘ 2 “T would cite the instance of one firm in Grand Forks which al Sioux City, Ia., Minneapolis, or St. H : A ‘ i \ b ——— $ ies) DO eens ranged by far one of the most interesting programs since the u , was charged and forced to pay $800 premium, and it was only| Berlin, Tuesday, Aug. 26.—Doctor Paul, Minn. and Bismarck, N. D. Los Angeles, Calif. Aug. 27.— ei y, S prog! caravan left Chicago. i through legal action that they secured a refund except $300 of the|Hamiel yon Haimhausen, former Representatives of the four rail- To Meet Truck Train amount. counsellor of the German embassy at RUSSIAN SOVIETS road brotherhoods here have re- | Several cars will meet the truck Packard went into detail. He said in part: “It might|Wushinston, as been selected tor a-| ADOPT HUN PLAN | ceiver cetinite telegraphic in | PEACE PARLEY ON jeeats UG allen nt of Cavin su cmos appear that this litigation grew out of a personal desire on the|reintment as German ambassador to structions from Warren S. Stone, Z < part of the state auditor to check this department for personal and|the United States, according to au- OF PROPAGANDA president of the brotherhood of AUSTRIAN PACT IS _ tren reserved for them just west of political spite. An understanding of the various steps and inci- dents attendant to the launching and subsequent operation of the compensation bureau will disabuse the mind of the court of any thorative information today. Doctor W. S. Solf, the secretary for the colonies, ig the selection for the locomotive engineers, to return to work immediately. This announce- ment was made early today. Leaders of the striking train- Washington, Aug. 27.—Rus- sian Soviet interests apparently are supplying funds for a propo- DR. AGGING SLOWLY '° Missouri Valley Motor building. The train is due here at 4 p. m. com- |ing from Jamestown and making a Morning Sessions Only to Be stort stop for lunch at Steele. bh . + i A ; | 2 The citizens of Ellendale accorded a such impression. ambassadorship to Great Britain and ganda to stir up race antagonism men said a meeting would be Held This Week—Martial the teark pain ay uniqua rexeptlons by, j Attempts to Evade Audit Herr Radowitz, former under secre-| jin the United States, according held. this morning to determine meeting them at the state line which f “Tt i ivable that h t public official: ld tary of state, for the ambassadorship| to inforamtion now in the hands what action would be taken on Law for All Hungary is four’ -mniles from: town andawelcba: j seems inconceivable that honest*public officials would go|t® d 8 Meer iuction. Menctonescingtcuctions, 8 ; to'the length that this workmen’s compensation bureau has gone|'? China. ote: eo ea ase ing.them to Noxth Dakota, The tucks 0, e 1e Lal 5 é 8 iP . cau aC ‘ pprotnana 5 fs Paris, Aug. 27.—The supreme: coun- | passed- through’ ah ‘archway bearing: to evade an -auditing-and checking-ef the expenditures and funds. }~* y i i ‘ cil of the peace conference met ‘this!the words welcome. An unusually large To begin with the bureau, composed of Commissioner of Agricul- [ 4 morning for the consideration of the! crowd flocked to Ellendale to see the ‘ture John N. Hagan,.L. J. Wehe and.S. S. McDonald declared that treaty with Austria. During: this week | trucks, hear the band and listen to the F fats, the council will hold morning sessions speakers. f f an appropriation from the general fund of the state was a trust only as Premier Clemenceau will at-| At Jamestown M: tie aaa f Al nm Mayor Fi \ fund and not subject to check. Then they followed this with the ‘ tend the discussions of the peace dciegation of city officials will go to ( i contention that they might check out the trust fund money as one treaty in the chamber of deputies each meet the trucks. A program has been ¥ checks out his private bank account. The legislature appropriated B i \ Arnon Fe Tae a cuatad jarrangea to fake place a tie high i i . sc square where the band con- saree to Brovide aehace a the heeeed oF punching the Bupa. ‘ Martial law which has been pro-leert will’ be given ‘Weduesday night. 8 money wou! lave been chec out any 1cla. . claimed in Budapest has been extend-|Moving pictures will be shown from a record if the state auditor had not refused to transfer the fund. TRE ASURY ed to the whole of Hungary, accord, a truck which is equipped with Pi farm Further he refused to pay bills except by signed and audited ing to a Havas dispatch from Buda-jlighting system. The pictures shown pest. will include receptions accorded the 4 voucher and state warrant the same as any other state department. d a eee gee Se touk tvother clies: Movieseaelii be ‘ “Next the members of the bureau . : he Bank of North Dakota and the finan- taken of the parade here Saturday " contended that the money received! BIG) DAMAGE SUIT Close co-ordination between the Bank of No ie iawn E thee. belie te coumsrariearwithe the D,, placed by them ine bank and expen| IS SETTLED HERE |cial department of the National Nonpartisan league seems to be indicate Ips. her have alrendy taken over ie é . : Halas . , s ue Povsi ses checked: out eaainntyit the ame OSTS|in the coincidental receipt by Slope bankers of an invitation from Thomas J over which the trucks have travelled your Honor might check his private $4500 AND C Mr. T ley’ nization $1 0G0 and the demonstrations they have per- funds. about $80p,000) te dn tue fund Keys, treasurer of the league, to loan Mr. Townley’s orga , formed on farms and in the cities, at the present time, which the attor- TA : * si fh hey general's department forced the| William O. Bartelson Is Awarded|gn the league’s unsecured note in the samme pale brought tie alta AND SHEEP NOW A.B, Kioh » rocopuleed eepectsk bureau to deposit with the state) Large Sum for Injuries [the Bank of North Dakot: ertificate of deposit for public funds, gath- farm motorization is in) charge of the treasurer. e bank 0. or akota a C tk » BA ‘arm motorization is rs “ ij . A tour and delivers the talks that are They have contended at all times Sustained ered in by the Bank of North Dakota from these localities, and redeposited : bei ur paar econ ry that their accounts, the compensation ea - Four Left Last Night to Pur- F. W. Fenn, author of numerous fund, the original, appropriation, oud William 0. Bartelson was awarded with the home banks. f chase Livestock in Car- good roads pamphlets and widely the affairs of thelr office were on the s409 damages and costs by Judge J. Mr. K Writes a Letter Known ag an authority on automobile ay aaa acy ae ibupe te vei thay M- Hanley in the circult court here F Nati IN r. ti | ue headquarters comes to these banks load Lots lighways, is with the tour gathering « if f a Tuesday against Jacob Munch of Em- m Nationa. onpartisan leag data for stories that are to appear A accounts or control their funds was} tong county. TO. : + 3 ey i st blications. Mr. Fenn is a probing into private business.” |"'Earfetson sued Munch for injuries! favored as repositories of the Bank of North Dakota, a friendly, catty It jpBuseih cotniy Zarmers are show cusem, publications Mr. Henne That Ohio Actuary sustained when he was run down and . : * ’ i area ei . ‘yg. committee of the, National Automobile Packard continued: badly injured, it is alleged, on June|ter, enclosing a simple six-months’ note for the sum of $1,000, signed by Eectt, ecording to George W. Gus Chamber of Commerce, ‘This -body re- “They went outside of the state at/9, ae Matos and: Fourth streets, Acs Thomas Keys as treasurer of the National Nonpartisan league. The bank |ieen a a ae acaibte Son He Be eently sent out 100,000 copies of a pam normous expense over $1,800 per;cording to Bartelson he was. crossing ’ 4 . * | + phlet written by Mr. Fenn and en- month, and hired an actuary. Their| the street at the time and that Munch/is invited to accept this note as collateral for a loan of $1,000, which is to Come the most important interest of titled +The Story of the Blegest Trans. c Je i through negligence, into him in- * i ; tne |Dortation Advance Since the Railroads ( pane Alaa ana autlfe state ‘Gore flicting injuries, which Bartelson|take the form of a draft or eashier’s check, made payable to the iain rep tumber oF farmers, benefitting org ‘Stacted" : ie ‘ ty id t thi t the|claims are permanent. * A 7 ] j = & ‘ One of the big features of the car- af é conera raised tor a ipubligy purpose Munch aid not appear’ in court and Nonpartisan league, and mailed to tne Scandinavian American bank a tie in drouth stricken sectlons ot Mou: avai 1ecthe See band. Only the best "BP artes te soverclen notice powers of the award was made in default 's/Fargo. The local bankers are advised that the $1,000 notes are perfectly cimady ofthese ‘antinals Tots wil Pavers in the Great Lakes, Naval the state to remain in the personal|said. Bartelson originally sued for . - is Sect Gat and Were selected to go on this cio of le, eat without | 81350 at Juoge Hanley rivet th | poo, secured by post-dated checks and farmers’ notes to the amount of jhe bi sen overlain of tte tbe cmmand of at audit or check. Such a policy would| amount. : ce Se ‘Willson, A. B, Moravec is band leader. oe Sea eltn dtr and em | Zoe tn tek, ee 1.1200 or 800 percent of the value of the notes, and that these checks and) ris oust s te nore wed tun ati ny ting fem q Nuessle’s place as the latter is in Mon- A Be brates shimmy’ dance to the famous overtur parca has the workmen’s com-|tana on his vacation. Judge Nuessle notes, maturing at some future date, have been left with the Scandivavian tie atato: Be ate tae from ‘William. ‘Tell. ; tis ted te ke/is expected to return to Bismarck on ; j ‘ ' = ala t The band is the government's en- 4 siprivate denen cohemecion of it as] September 1 American bank for collection. 1 Zone: lake th ho ert WY pontana dorsement of the tour although its concerns their finance, but they have LABOR DAY TRA DAY TRAVEL Has Done It Before last ae for’ the ‘bu ne ‘Baker, peed ‘alealons is, to usecenlts ta it ENT d t th tor- : 1 = | hiv . s Fach player acts a: ruil >. oy Seneral's office, {fom discovering Mr. Keys informs the local bankers that the scheme is perfectly regu [tives 10 mies southwest of Bisinarck Pach paver acls as reeruting offer ; 4 their’ schedule. of assessments and) MUST BE ARRANGED i he | ’s simple notes can be carried on the liven. Witinn Baker’ of ‘Bismarck, (408 the service and the pay and re- their classification of employments. tl WEET, IN ADVANCE lar. He advises them that the league’s simp i sheep Nvilliam Baker of Bismarck, (ruits enlisted on the tour are taken H : E L D : : n aws of North who has several farms in the county 'siong to the nearest station. was oaly atten, creas of mandamia bank books as assets or bills receivable under the banking f and expects to get two carloads of. Gratid’ Pacific: Banguee hal 8 schedule ‘of » assessments ji x i ‘caltte: W. R. Allison who lives north | . which should be, publcipeopeniy: with: Pe etal eat hee aretha Dakota, and states that the league has heretofore adopted this method o of Menoken and who intends to ob-| Secretary George N. Keniston of the | oul auce Lona Mes areLeneas oa uierat on later day were warned today financing and has raised $300,000. which was paid back in due time. tain two carloads of sheep and Hd. Commercial Club Will preside as toast- { torney general's department. ‘i ; ’ , Lbling who lives north of Menoken: master at the banquet in the Gran ry by Director Ger | Hines to sa ae. 4 Aaa A = Complain a vee of cours? Puke ataudeminte inalading tne | League Raising $350,000 b i] d Hee expects to buy a carload of cat- Pacific hotel Tea Oe ee prok G result the bureau bas com- i i : * . ‘ ieut, F. M. . W. nlatnod that Jt Goes OER SCGLTS: coor Tee ice ee geins One Slope banker is advised that these $1,000 notes have been maile other excursion will be made by vill speak i behalé of the tour. Lieut tous, treatment from the attorney| as possible. “Arrival within the Ito 350 North Dakota state banks which have been made repositories for [lol fermers early in September for| Willson ‘will respond to * * general's office, an at it canno next two weeks of the First and ; a i A * R Ee This | : co aae y trust the attorney general. In othe Third army divisions from France |the public funds deposited, in compliance with an act of the 16th assembly, bu Eels expedition vl route: Be eee the tons ste to, Pro- Difcial of this. state With Gelue se Cars, ate @ large number of + the Bank of North Dakota. How well the league is faring cannot be de-jtie'than those leaving last hight. Tt is) motor truck industry on the theory {i “ ‘i * ts A 5 ie i said that with the low cost of these, that the pneumatic tired truck is des- ae uy ee Slosted aetat termined. In a majority of instances the Slope bankers have shot MY. | Sicep and cattle and with the high) tined to do for town and city by in- bciiak the Qe f this bureau, h _ STATE TROOPS ’ S, il. informing him that the farmers |rrices they return when fattened up tercity hauling what the railroads ficerjel the headsa site ancvade ATRO’ TS Keys notes back to him by return mal ? infor gs . jand marketed, that the farmers will have done for the country by inter- gone up and down the state accusing P IL STREE : ° \ “4. | th d cash they have available realize a very tidy profit. state traffic. eet sees LaaeeenGouian tare ; OF CHARLOTTE of their respective community need a € ready l g Mr. Gustafson is responsible for) Plowed Roads No Hindrance crpok because Tr * ie 2 Yat. Stretches ad ‘have’ is Bes See TL catty’ Se alg) a [ODL that iey are not ih the market for: dnsgeured leagye paper [tte ut pay vised ceudiont countered a North and South Bukola the safe safeguard as all other public UPN heer diet Gang . Harmony Seems Apparent | tana thru an agent sent out by that were recently plowed up but they iu Mon! B y 4 moneys. I know of no way in which] State troops and. deputies pa- MONTREAL MOVIES While there Is no actual indication AMERICAN AMBASSADOR the state agricultural college" last did not slow up the caravan according - Ae he arrives at that conclusion except) trolled the streets of this city to- aaa iN, Dakota is NA QUITS JOB, week. The eounty agent points out that/ to the advance man. All trucks are on A, : A, Hate bilgi? ane oe ay when ten ited last. ght ia PLAN HIGHER PRICES Gate ath Trecsurte Rave of the TO 2CHI Qa | there will be two benefits resulting pneumatic tres and are capable of Humselfic he: mputes ;crookedness, .t0 theo th vat Y isan le i Pear, from these additions to Burleigh making 25 to 30 miles an hour. everyone else. The attorney gener-| the death of three men and the National Nonpartisan league in his ef- 3 3 from these : ig! king W al’s ae ay other office has interfer-| injury of thirteen others. Montreal—Montreal theatres and|fort to negotiate a loan from the| Washington, D. C., Aug. 27.—Dr. countyis uve ee ie ae pod aera fearing care neletnees 3 ed with the workmen’s compensation No effort was made to operate {movies are planning higher prices for | bankers favored with deposits of state! paul Reinsch, American ambassador | Profi ’ nema eel Huaucine Live leet wea ahestohad oreeaa eatiiot ia H ‘bureau except in an attempt to safe-| street cars today. Last night's |the coming season, owing to the in-; funds, the coincidental recelD of Mr.| +5 China, has resigned. His resigna- arek Ga veel farms, the resulting di-|length and are able to keep this forma- Hi guard the public funds. One com-{ rioting followed efforts to oper- |crcased cost of production, with the|Keys letter, with note enclosed, and tion is now in the hands of President/vprsifeation of crope, fertilization of ‘on by the activity of a courier motor- plaint has come to this department ate cars on smoe of the more im- |war tax additional. The increases are of the Bank of North Dakota's rede- é ee at dentegetton te cag " (Continued on Page Tw.) ER (Continued on Page Two.) portant routes. from ten to fifteen cents a seat. | (Continued on Page Two.) Wilson. soil and destri i i