The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 7, 1919, Page 7

TUESDAY, O€T,: 7,::1919. Meet Your Employer in Our Classified Cofuins ‘Classified Advertising Rates, ‘ferme Btrictly Cash—No copy without remittance attached’ will be inserted: First: insertion, 85 cents; additional insertions without change’ of copy, 15: dents. Advertisements containing more than 25. words will be charged: at the kate: of two cents a. word for each additional word, Copy for Classified Advertisements, to insure proper' fasertiex; mast be ia Wiis office before 10 a. m. of day of publication, . HELP WANTED—MALE: "ARN WHILE YOU tractor-truck-general trical’ systems and battery r Central “Auto prBchook Se uy est oer St, “D) WANTED—Agents to sel accident and health insurance for reliable company; also good opening; for high school and college. students to. make Write A. H. Clothier, James- POSITIONS WANTED) <D—By reliable mid- as night .clerk,. night For particulars POSITION WANT! dle aged man. watchman, or janitor, write or phone Pete Jorgenson, North- west Hotel, Bismarck, N. D. COMPETENT HOUSEKEEPER position in. town or will go on, farm or out of town; has one boy, old... See M, B,’ Morford, or phone 147. ee ‘oung = =man salesman, office and other wore WANTED—Hookkeeper and aierograther must furnish best. of reference. _dress 63_Trbune. WANTED Press feciier and handy man, $15.00 to start. County Farmers Press, Mandan, D. GOAL MINERS can get steady worl Haynes, Adams County, North Dakota, New modern tipple just Big Ottumwa Box Car Loader just installed. Dry mine; 15 ft. good living conditons: t Y t| POSITION WANTED by an experienced office man just back from overseas 1% years’ civilian office work, 2% years army office. work. Box 90, Bismarck, N. Tonnage basis. cein’ solid. coal; no trouble} eight hour day. Want men WANTED—Returned soldier wants atzady for Company work too, ay Apply to Sup- pen for the winter. Haynes Coal Mining Cont at AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE—Ford car, in good condition, tires new all aregnds at Lahr Motor Sales C FOR SALE—Overland coupe ae aaeat mer top with same. " CENSUS CLERKS—(Men, wane “Examinations Bismarck For free. particulars, write Ray- (former Government ee iner) 137 Continetal Bldg., LEARN THE BARBER TRADES Was ve Positions guaranteed. _Few weeks, completes by core unncceestt7 Call Frau opiel 10:2-1wk| danger’ to: the: public existed,. they. i TED—Second hand ve ghee or . Ward, Baldwin, ND. Moler ie Cole | FOR SALE—1916. Overland Roadster for salo , very reasonable, DEAR} ACTUAL AUTO. REBATR: ma GANIZING, Los Angeles Y. ae WANTED TO RENT WA) TO RENT—With a purchase: in- the near future; five: or six room WANTED—Competent girl, against drivers of’delivery wagons who Phone 622, or “apple Eh bly, Seder, Bi drivers ofa 'y wage 9-23-tf |drive up on the boulevards, sidewalks} 4. _ WORK _WANTE! ip--Plice. for young men ee women to work for their board and Call: Business College. WANTHD—Steady, job for winter Address 111 Washington Ave, or phone’ 672\V, Bismarck, N LADIES WANTED—Earn $15.00 werkt at -home. mailing:,circulars.. Send: dime for: circulare, and. instructions. Good, Look Box 105, Grand Rapid WANTED—Competent gar or Saas for general housework, good [rested and fined: WANTED—At Dunraven; two ee ae WANTED—Cooln chambermaid and aia washer in’ small punch Box 93, Medora, N. D, WANTED—Diningroom girl at once; good wages’ and permanent place, heated room furnished. Write or phone. Aatrens Hotel Underwood, joe iad FOR. SALE—Timber land in_Koochiching| ‘Minnesota. Nearly 200 aci finely, “wooded. land. per. Suney: ‘What will, you offer? Addi xvz Bismarck aS . DA i eee Manitoba improved Farms WANTEDGH for general. housework. Mrs. L. A. Schipfer, 4 Ave. B. 206 cultivated, fair balldings, good water. Think.of being able to buy’ thi It: is worth twice that, must e-nold to close an estate, 1280 acres; 4 miles: from Sarles, and 6 miles. from: Clearwater, Man., 11 euliiyateds 700 in crop, first class build- nee. at $32. per acre, you get farm and ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM FOR BENT Heyied 9 We hot RENT—Furnished room. th St. at oa 320 acres near Manitou, 250 cultivated, best’ of buildings; good water and soil, Will include 1- 3 of crop at $12,500, ‘Why pay ‘$100 to $200 per acre for farms ;|when you can get just as good land with t fmproverments as we are offering. Write FOR RENT—Two rooms, ail modern; 1 single and I dougle room: warm lace ard St, 10-3: FOR RENT—Fumnished rooms at ee Fa & CO, RK, Office Bldg., gcd Farm sacs ge Portage and Maier Streets FOR SALE OR RENT= HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—Five room: house. St. North; also cow_and barn for sale, Call at 203 14th St. North: MISCELLANEOUS 'T—A’ good piano in good con- ton. Write. 69 ‘Tribune, -2-1W FOR SALE=Tiwo, good rugs at 519 4th St. 10-6-3t FOR SALE—5_ passenger second. ian automobile. cheap. _ Inqui Henzler, 812 Rosser St, FOH SALE—Nine room louse with bath, hot air furnace, full basement,: every+ gin good condition; a good home e family of for roomers. ‘Terms le at 517 2nd St. FOR RENT Lange barn suitable for Call-518 10th St., or phone gon RATE ORS pair of brocaded velvet velour porteers. reversible, brown and Green; also tapestry rope maa LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Sunday between’ 4 and 6 P.M, on road to Fort Lincoln;, girl's: jacket; black and white checks with green col- Good fence posts; weighing around 2800; also young: -h Phone 478X, Herman _Qde- FOR SALE—A_ hard coal’ base. burner in good condition. Phone 481K, ieee 14th LOST—Cuff link with silver plating, blue stone on. one. side and diamond on Finders return to, Stacy-Bis- ro SALE—Butcher’s tools, aioe and sausage fixtures at'a bargain. J. Wirth, fe Emmons County: ‘BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES INVESTIGATE the Texas! Interstate: Oil and‘Refining' Company today. Drilling in: proven Gusher territory, and: build+ ing modern ‘refinery: Write for-partic- United ‘Securities Company, Houston, ‘Toxea, 10-4 FRECKLES AND BIS FRIENDS _ MOTHERS Told. ME WT Nou Got Nour. REPORT CARD To-DAY> WANTED Piaf FOR. SALESHigh terms. "Don't f¢ ny rade piano, cant or ‘see this if you need , SPEAK WELL Fore ore School WORK= So FB dasoBe sine $28. tb, Bt. oF, phone: @ piano; it's a bargain, none FOR _SALE—One of thi eat billiard inal ls 4g, pipnraroky full eaufnrent foun- , tain, cigar and tobacco a yell es 4 cated and good business; owner going to. aparore to look-up family. Write pac bun ANY 10-2-2W! RK BALE—Good, “paving conimerctal trade: ho Rotel movie ‘thee rery i Owner. min ed ‘healthy : ll 6 E. A, Angers : 3} ee gs oa Tice. Sisimarok tee Realty: Bids. FOR RENT Danemont TOT 77 oot ate or, storage; pork . Bis- a Realty "Coupany, Fen ismal rok Bldg. 721-48 ‘Leo oe in good condition for cash or bankable paper one 32°Avery Separator complete with bi cutter, feeder, weigher and stacker j.one Avery 25 h.p. gas Tractor, one 15 bbl. mounted: gad Tank; one Avery 6 bottom engine plow with ‘breaker attachment. Apply_ to Regan State Bank, Regan, N. Bro bs-tt SENATE NEARING _ - SHANTUNG FIGHT Thirty Minutes’ Reading Will Bring Up Fatal Agreement Washington, D. Cc. Oct, 7—Until senate leaders fully: agree’ upon’ a. deit nie program regarding a vote on the Shantung: amendment, debates’ on: the peace treaty will proceed along al- imost any’ line. Half an hour's reading will bring the senate: to. that part.of the-pact: relating to.the ‘award of Shantung to: Japan and which the foreign relations comin {te would givé- back to China. As the:next fight will. be on this: pra. vision, Senator Hichcock of Nebraska, in. charge of the democratic forces, in- dicated today he would insist on early action. City May Recover Title to Land -|of Great Value Claimed by U. S. and Northern Pacific Railway (Continued “from: Page One) The Washburn Coal. Co. was given a eontract to furnish tlie city with 600 tous of lignite: coal for the winter at $4.25 a ton. The Wachter ‘Transfer Co. ,| cheaper offer was accepted: Col, ©. B. Little aud F. L. Conktin peitioned the city to construct con- ereate sidewal in front of their property on the south side of Avenue: | between Wasliington avenue: andi Riy- mouid:streét;, The petition was granted, Beeause the: city commission: believed structed the city auditor to commur cate: with F) We Murphy and: B Flannigan, owners of the Flannigan safeguard the brick cornice - on. that tf|building. - APTER DELIVERY WAGON: oe BRIVERS The eity: will start an. active crusade and over new paving. Seyeral of: the commissioners have been’ receiving’ ‘complaints about this matter and* any, ot {drivers caught doing’ this will bé ar: The report of the city assesor for the a month of September showed that $2) had been collécted ‘from: dog licenses | ‘and §85°from tlie’‘merry go:round which was? here las#: month. Dance at Armory urday night: 0’ Connor’ s Orchestra. 1 MARKETS [ oe SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK ene ant aul, eum heat, elec: ae danltoe raat DAs sith CERTIFICATE REEXTENDING 2 CHARTER period specified in its amended articles of association; namely, until close of business on’ September 2, 1939, trotler: of the Currency: IN: TESTIMONY WHEREOF wit: offered Beulah coal for $4.50, but the] ° Sas, Treasury Department, Office of Comp- Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented: to the undersigned, it has! en. made to appear that “The First National Bank of Bismarck” located in the City of Bismarck in: the County. of; Burleigh: and State: of North Da- kota\ has’ complied with: all the: pro- visionsof the Act of Congress ‘to en- able: National Banking Associations to extend’ their corporte existence, and for other purposes,” approved July 12, 1882, ag-amended by the Act, approved April! 12; 1902; : Now; therefore, I, Willis: J. Fowler, | Acting Comptroller of the Currency, (do hereby certify that “The First Na- tional Bank of Bismarck” located in the city of Bismarck -in the County of | Burleigh and State of North Dakota building, to take necessary action to, HAVEN'T sHoKeD? | Nervou. yOu DAY $ ) THERE (S A PIECE RIGHT HERE IN THE PAPER. “THAT ‘Teas OF A LEAKVE BEING FORMED “TO AGOLISH THE SALE AND USE. OF i OBACCO -SO You see YovRE REALLY UP’ » WITH THE. TIMES BY QUITTIAG JK WELL, | HAVEMT QUIT AND: DON'T MEHD TO Washington, D. C., September 2, 1919. Tom: Won't Be Dictated To. horse ‘TER OFF 1 THINKE f SMOKING'- Y Smoking MAKES You BY ALLMAN We NOTICED THAT You Lose Your]. NES;\ GUESS |~TempeR MORE EASILY WHEA! You WAVE BEEN SMOKING A LOT: -You'D fi guts mld PRovABIN HAVE TO oun | DONT MTEND To t : ME THAT SMOKING HURTS THEM -TOBACCO SMOKE KILLS GERMS- Doctors Smoxe! STEaDIES THE NERVES If NOBODY CAN TELL is authorized to have succession for the R. S. ENGE, D. C. Ph. C. Consultation Free Suite 9,11—Lucas Block—Phone 260 ness‘ my hand and Seal of office this second day of September, 1919. Willis J. Fowler, Acting Comptroller of the Currency; Charter No. 2434, Hetensien No, eh OUR BEST BARGAINS FOR SALE—6-room house and bath, hot air furnace, sleeping porch, house fully modern, on My foot lot, within the paving dis- Price $4200. Terms reason- An Indispensable. Some years ago, in a’ certain flag: ship, the commander had occasion to find fault with the ‘admiral’s and awarded him three days of the punishment known at that pertod as Ten A: The’ admiral heard of the af- fair, and sent for the commander on “What do you mean by it?” stormed the incensed admiral. “Please to understand that I can get a hundred’, commanders life you, but only one cook like him!” FOR SALE—8-room modern house, with bath, hot air furnace, in good condition, situated midway between the High School and William Moore . Price $3500.00. Terms rea- the quarterdeck. FOR SALE—6-room modern house, bath, hot air furnace, gas connec- SOUIREEL FOOD #/every Tuesday and Sat-| HOG, receipts 5,000, 25c—50c lower. Range $13.50 to) $15 15, Bulk $14.50 to $15.00 Pigs $10.00 to $15.75 CATTLE, receipts 6,300; pleads Fat steers $6.50 to $15.00 Cows and heifers $6.00 to $11.35 Calves $5.50 to $18.00 Stocker and feeders $5.50 to $12.5 SHEEP, receipts 2,200 ;.steady. Lambs $5.44 to $14.51 Wethers $5.50 to $10.00 Ewes $1.50 to $7.50 MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Flour unchanged. ~ Shipments 112,605, barrels. Barley $1.05 to $1.32 Rye No. 3-$1.40 to $i 401-2 Bran $36 Order your Winter Suit or Overcoat’ now. tion. EAGLE, Tailors, Hatters and Cleaners. Phone ds. Phone ,75—City: Fuel *1CO., for Medora Coal. ; NANY ‘D's AND'ES'! ua Wy mM we We guarantee satisfac-|. one peers to Have coe aches With His Explanation: : We WUZ UPTOWN THIS MORNIN’ ANHAD HIS PHOTYGRAFT TAKEN: AN'HE.CANT KETCH YUH "CAUSE He HAUNT AID,“ ANT ALL TAKE, HIMPALL DAY-T’GET OVER LOOKIN’ PLEASANT . tions, garage, situated within three blocks of downtown district. i $5200.00. Terms very reasonable. F, E. YOUNG REAL ESTATE COMPANY Offices in First National Bank Bldg. as By Aherr T SAID Yew Don'T HEV SKEERED ANY "BOUT MEI UP WITH TH’ CONSTABULE THIS AFTHOON, RAW F. E. Hedden, 0. -H. F. O’Hare, 78M. ! E. T. BURKE Tribune Block. Bismarck, N. D. BISMARCK FURNITURE CO. 220 Main St. = Furniture Upholstery’ Repaired, Refinished and Packed. Hi Bismarck Clearing House Association C. B. LITTLE, Pres. E..V. LAHR, Vice-Pres. J. A. GRAHAM, Sec.-Mer. MEMBERS First National Bank City National Bank First Guaranty Bank ~ WHEN OL” CONSTABLE GETS A GRIN WOUND UP, 1 “TAKES A LONG TIME FOR IT T0 fu Down, en? ua BLOSSER WELL, Pod «1 WAYE To GINE HER. AWAY, BUT THAT A’ Wr, ME LITLE: E GIRL CROSS THE- STREET GETS’ALMOST. NOTHING BUT ‘As’ “OR:HER REPORT. on EN Director General Cathro Tells State Auditor That: He Can't Inspect Bante of Dakota Books (Continued From Page One) bership: of the board, but he is not yet home from Florida. EXAMINATION. HALTED All was quiet and serene at the Bank of North Dakota this morning. ‘There was rather a heated session there last night, when Governor Frazier and com- missioner of Agriculture John N, Hagen, as members of the industrial commission, foregathered with Man- ager J, R. Waters and Director Gen- eral F. W. Cathro for the’ purpose of discovering “where they were at,” There was a long and interesting conference ont of which was evolved a letter signed by Director General F. W. Cathro and given the Courier-News at Fargo for advance publication. When Deputy Auditor Woerner with his corps of accountants presented him- self at the Bank of*North Dakota this morning to continue the examination ordered yesterday by Attorney General Lange! fr. Woerner was presented with this letter, which is as follows: CATRO'S LETTER October 7, 1919. Mr. C. R. Kositzky, State Auditor, Bismarck, North Dakota, Dear Sir: Due to the false statement to the ef- fect that the Bank. of North Dakota was carrying $325,000 of the Scandi- nayian-American Bank’s' paper, we per- mitted you to examine the rediscounty and bills receivable to satisfy yourself of the falseity of the charge. You com- pleted that examination on Monday af+ ternoon and discovered none of the items you came here to find. There are reasons why your exami- nation of the Bank of North Dakota should not continue, First, you have no legal authority to examine the insti- tution. But, principally, the Bank of North Dakota recog that’ its con- }fidential relations with its customers must be protected. Furthermore, the Bank of North Dakota has undertaken (fo keep clear of political entanglements and has adopted a policy in line there- with. Your record for falsifying’ and misrepresenting in other matters, there- fore, makes it imperativ@Phat: we pre- vent you from ‘going further, We are perfectly willing, however, that an examinations of the’ books and : of the institution be made by authorized’ by law to make’ an examination, Very truly yours, F.W. CATHRO, Director General. GUARD CHASED AWAY Carl Eliason, a former state house janitor, and one of the two men ap- pointed by State Auditor Kositzky to guard tle bank, was sitting in his car in front of the bank building last night when Manager J. R. Waters discovered him and ordered him to move on. Elin- son: moved and reported to Auditor Kositzky, who then procured for his two guards—Ellason and J. H. O’Brien —commissions as special policemen. Eliason then returned to the bank cor- ner, but he was ordered by the bank officials to take up his stand on the opposite side of the street, which he did. There were no casualties on this sector, The bank was open until a late hour last night. A Tribune reporter was in- vited: to inspect the bank vaults: to see for himself that they had not been sealed up, a8 the state auditor had pre- dicted they would be. It was stated, however, that seals had been applied but that they had slipped off. FOR PROTECTION OF CLIENTS Director General Cathro, in an in- formel statement this morning, de- clared he had halted Kositzky’s exami- nation solely for the protection of’ the bani clients. He declared a bank’s relation with its clients to be as con- fidential as those between a physician and his patient, and declared that in justice to the bank’s patrons it could not violate these confidences by open- ing its books for examination whenever a demand was made. He stated ‘that the bank had permitted Kositzky to ex- amine rediscounts and bills receivabie to prove that it had nothing to fear and that further than that it did not feel justified in permitting Kositzky to go. PAPER WAS SENT HERE It is reported that some time’ ago the Seandinavian-American bank © did send the Bank of North Dakota a large amount of securities upon which it ! pplication for a loan. These , it is said, remained in’ the pe ion of the Bank of North: Da- kota for some time, but they weré not accepted as the basis of a loan, ‘and they finally were recalled by the Scan- n-American, It is said that it arbon copy of a letter which Cas! Sherman of the Scandinavian- 4 ican bank wrote the Bank’ of North Dakota in connection with the transaction that Temporary Receiver Haldorson discovered in the files of the Fargo institution, and that this prompted the examination which Attor- ney General Langer directed made yes- terday. BANK OFFICIALS HERE | President H. J. Hagen of ‘the Scan- dinavian-American, who arrived last night to attend a meeting today of the depositors’ guaranty fund commission,. of which he is chairman, and Cashier P. R. Sherman, who accompanied him, were callers at the Bank of North Da- kota this morning. F. B. Wood, a’na- tional director of the National eons tisan league, and State Treasurer O, A. Olson also casually dropped in. They found Manager Waters in good huthor, and there were no evidences anywhere of the recent unpleasantness. a RETURNABLE IN TEN DAYS! The court order issued this moriag is returnable in’ district court) October 20. Assistant\* Attortiey General. F. E. Packard acted for’ State Auditor Kositzky in making’ application for ‘the writ. This proceedure is perfunctory. No matter what'the result of the hear- ihg in district court may be, it is taken for granted that the action will be éar- Yied-at once/hy one side or the other to-the supremevcourt, It is probable that the action ‘will be joined ! in supreme court, if possible, with a stm- ilar issue involving State Auditor Kositzky’s right to examine the books of the workmen’s compensation cou- mission, a privilege which he aes to exercise and which was denied Obtrusively Friendly. i Personally we try not to be too fas- tidiows:in choosiag our associates, ali the: same we never chy:+ with oe yood-fellow kind of a inau who would ask Saint Peter for a caxtch. oa