The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 8

SOLDIER BOUNTY MUST BE SPENT AS LAW DECREES Adjutant General Fraser In-)' forms Service Men of Regulations To build a home in North Dakota; to buy a farm in North Dakota; t pursue or complete an education—fe: these three things and for nothing ¢ will the North Dakota soldiers’ bounty tS Latha Sticke ta Gl Ne- TABLETS= NV Better than Pa GET. 8 : For Liver, Ills. }206 BOX BUY IT NOW! You know how it has been in the past years. It will be worse this year. We have plenty on hand now, and can get more if we can deliver when it comes. ORDER NOW! Nortz Lumber Co. + oP hd oo sO eri “o, RASEEN we 18 «ams EH tee ane uy comfo Look F. MODERN - 1 What warmth! What fleece-lined—the cold can't get through it. means economy. on the front, in two piece or union suits, HIGH ROCK UNDERWEAR Hotel Redisson MINNEAPOLIS Five Hundred Rooms One Hundred New Rooms Now Being Completed ’ Four Beautiful Cafes money be available, Adjutant General Fraser informs Flickertail service men in a circular letter, “Many letters,” says General Fraset, re ved in this office asking ‘ation or not the money can be u to buy farm machinery, hor cattle, seed grain or to start a busine The answer to all these questions is “NO.” “It also cannot be used to build a home or buy & farm in some other state. If you have established your residence outside of North Dakota and continue to reside there you are not a beneficiary under this law, “Unless you expect to build a home, buy a farm or go to school this year, no application for payment from the returned soldiers’ fund should be made at this time, The application may be made at any future date, Your military cord is on file in this office, and. when ou are ready to comply with — the terms of the Jaw you will be entitled to your pro rata Share of this fund. Any soldier who at the present time owns his own home or farm may ap- ply for the money re or pay off be Roseor, FATTY” ARBUCKLE, vy PARAIGUNT “ARBUCKLE . COMEDY! manent in-| Fatty Arbuckle, the screen’s jprovens fs thera, provided such home greatest comedian, in his newest or farm is in No : z “ » “Compiling the > records ot|comedy, “The Desert Hero”, at 30,000 men involves ist amount of| the Bismarck theater tonight. work; the correspondence is ve Additional five-reel feature en- jand it is requested that all unn ¥ | titled “Love is Love” will be communications be eliminated, You how! |know whether or not you expect to | Shown, ‘build a home, buy a farm or go to! jschool this year, If you in good faith {expect to do one of these things your |upplication should be placed. on tile. | here; otherwise nothing more should | be done by you until you are ready to }comply with the provisions of the | statute. No payments | ter. March 1, 1 / should be about Rheumatism given by one who 0 had it t which time there ‘600,000 in this fund. asmuch as the "law requires that this pre ‘ata to those ions have been ved, it is impossible for this office | to “make any definite statement as to | the amount of money each soldier will jbe paid. Obviously the amount eacn | man receives in the first payment will {depend upon the number of approved 1 be paid out Idiers whose appl ave given ‘it to terribly. afflicted with Rheum 1 be and it effected a sufferer from any | application i trouble: to xf) ‘To date 700 completed applications | mail your_ name iP been filed with the adjutant geu- ul, CHILDREN DYING FROM POISONING; MOTHER IN JAIL |Woman Who . Administered | Drugs on “Flash From Hell” | Thought Insane thi the price of d, 1 do not Chicago, IIL, Oct. 10—Sherley Genevra Luikart, seven years old, eary today was reported slowly dying at a hospital here while alongside her her sister Edna, two years her junior, had a fighting chance for her life. Given a slow poison by her mother, Mrs. Roy Luikart, several days ago at their home at Royal Rak, “Mich.,- the childrens were dispared of at the, Detroit hospital to which they were taken, As a final hope they were rushed here yes- terday to be treated by Dr. Thomas A. an authority on poison. “It is almost.a hundred to one chance,” the doctor stated after he hud resorted to his especial treatment and a transfusion of a pint of blood volun- teered by a Chicago newspaper man to the little girls’ veins, s it is I am anticipate the worst,” he “Had they been given an an- odine a week ago they could have beea saved. The necrosis of the tissues al- ready has set in.” The mother, now in the Pontiac county, Mich., jail, confessed, according to Mr. Luikart and officers that she! inisteréd the poison “the result | h from hell,” Mr, Luikart sa.q, his wife was enamored of a gay life, age and applause, while he mere: ly was a modest home-loving man without large earnings. He referrel) to the mother’s action as the result of a disordered mind, FRENCH SOLDIERS HURT IN RIOTING Oct, 10.—A French major and diers were wounded in a riot uk in occupied territory, on rding to a dispatch today The riot is des- Tuesday, a to the Petit Parisian. cribed as having gréwn out of labor zt! High Rock is denne rations ‘against the high cost of living in which es ined. And how soft and fine it feels against ‘ M ARKETS f the skin. Every suit is flere ee ST IY built to wear and that MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT Wheat receipts, 457 cars, compared with 688 cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 Northern, $2.60 to 2.70. Corn No. 3 yellow, $1.40.to $1.41. Oats, No. 3, white, 65 3-8¢ to 68 3- Be. Flax, $4.44 to 4.48. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Flour unchanged. Shipments 107,- 611 barrels. Barley, $1.05 to $1.29. Rye, No. 2, $1.40%. Bran, $.36. SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK Hogs, receipts, 3500; steady, to 25¢ for the High Rock labe! At your dealers LEECE LINED High Rock Knitting Co. Philmont, N.Y. higher. % Range $12.50 to $15.75. KS Bulk, $13.75 to “14.25, Cattle, 3500. Fat steers, $6 to $16. Cows and heifers, $6 fe $11.25. Calves, $5. to $16.50. ap opress and feeders, slow, $5 to Tae 1200. Lambs, $5 to 14.25. * Wethers, $5.50 to 10. Ewes, $1.50 to 7.50. Help Your Digestion Te oe KI-MOIDS : Dissolve easily on tongue—se’ pleasant to take as candy. Keep your stemach owest, arp Mbaelde FIRE PROOF will’ be made until af-[ a ETT BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Cc OOM McKenzie Hotel-Block YOUNG AND LEAGUE YANK KILLED. BY AT OUTS, IS RUMOR} RUSSIAN AN OFFICER) Rumors of a split be between Congres:- Omsk, man, George M. Young of the Second gains, Tuesday, ‘ne Tiare i North ‘Dakota district and the Non-|* was shot and killed recently by partisan-league are current here upcn| a Russian ‘officer, it has been receipt “of a long interview from Mr.| Jearned here, This and‘other in- Young in which he very vigorously| eidents led to a demand from the | arraingns the Plumb plan of railway] allied commanders at. Viadivo- ownership, whoch has been heartily es-| stock for the removal of the Rus. ° poused ‘by the Townley press in this| sian troops from that city.’ A vig- state, Young was elected last year as! orous protest by the Omsk govern- a Nonpartisan candidate, and he ac-| ment led to the withdrawal-of the cepted ‘the nomination of the league,} demand. although he ran for, reelection on the regular republican ‘ticket. Governcr Phone 189 189 for B for Foulah Coal. tf Frazier recently came out strongly in favor of the Plumb plan, and Mr. Young's radically opposite attitude is taken jto indicate indifference on his part to league favor. “THE OLD RELIABLE” - Sell. your cream and_ poultry to out agent. If we have no Manufacturer of every kind of Envelopes and Filing Containers F THE DESIRE OF A MAN TO'FEEL AT EASE IN ANEW JACK- ET WAS TAKEN INTO. CONSIDERATION BY THE FASHION PARK DESIGNING ROOMS IN DEVELOPING THE COPY- ' RIGHTED BI-SWING SLEEVE FEATURE, EASY SHOULDERS AND COMFORTABLE POCKETS OF THE MODEL SKETCHED. IN EXECUTING THE TROUSERS, A MILITARY TYPE OF POCK- LLTWAS APPLIED AND ALSO A BELT OF SELF MATERIAL, READY-TO-PUT-ON CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT THE ANNOYANCE TAILORED AT FASHION PARK FASHION IPAIRIK Rochester New York The Man, a style book tor Autumr land, died in the-same room. in which agentin your town, then. ship ieek direct, to NORTHERN PRODUCE CO. + BISMARCK, N. D. It cost $58 to equip a soldier in Civil War times, and $168 in the re- cent wer. , Tobacco Habit Dangerous save Doctor Connor, tormely of Johns lopkins hospital. ‘Thousands of men su! fer ing from fatal diseases would be in perfect) health today were it not for the deadly ‘drug Nicotine, Stop the habit now before it's too late, It’s a simple process, to rid yourself of .the tobacco habit in any form. Just fo to any up-to- date drug store and get some Nicotol tablets; take them as areas and lo; the peticious habit \ckly vanishes. Druggists refund the mo ley if they fail. Be sure‘to read large and interesting an- nouncement by Doctor Connor soon appear in this paper, It tells of the dan-|[} i ger of? CHEE poisoning and how to void In’ the: meant try, ‘Nicotol Minneapolis, Did Your Radiator Freeze? Send it to us for expert attention. Our radiator special- ists guarantee your satisfaction. Special discounts to Corwin. Motor Co. ‘Bismarck, North Dakota “FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 1919. 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