The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1919, Page 7

FRIDAY, OCT. 17, 1919. ~ \ Méet Your Employer in First insertion, 85 cents; additional Copy for Classified Advertisements, Classified’ Advertising Rates. ’ eems Strictly Cash—No copy withou A A Columns Our Classified remittance attached will be inserted. insertions without change of copy, .15 penta, Advertisements containing more than 256 words will be charged at the prate,of two cents a word for each additional word, to insure proper {asertion, mast be lo ! this pffico before 10 a. m. of day of publication. | FOR SALE—Coal boxes and heating stove ton of “lynch” law for thé first time iy 1 ‘“HELP WANTED—MALE yy i POSITIONS WANTED \ WANTED—Civil engineer, thrée or hibre D—Young man desires position fil years experience. Some water works ancement in office, has experi- Dad ekpericnce. ‘Traveling expenses paid.| ence in. banking and hardware office Siete cxperience and salary expected, | Work, Address. 71, care -‘Tribune. — Address Box 69, Bismarck ‘Trtpunes °] 0 1017-2 10-13-1jvk | WANTED—Young ‘man desires a posi- GOAL "MINERS can get steady work at oh witha chance advancement in f Se en ERS Ae ounty, North Dakota, | office, has Saperionce tin bookkeeping. Tonnage basis. New modern tipple just} Good references. _ Address No, 65, Bis- ‘ completed; Big. Ottumwa Box ‘Car| Marck Tribune, Bismarck, N. D. Loader just installed, Dry mings, 15 ft. R 10-7-2wks cein solid coal; good living conditons; no trouble; eight hour day. Want mei ROOMS FOR RENT for Company work too. Apply to Sup-| FOR RENT—Two adjoining rooms. with erintendent, Haynes Coal pnt bath, suitable for light Housekeeping. As 102-20 102 West Aye. C. Phone 169X. , vt LEARN THE BARBER TRADE—Wages $25] __ BS 0-17-18 er, week up., Positions guaranteed. Few) Fi aN’ \iddern” furnished 1 weeks com tes by our methods,” Little FOR MENT aN edenn Summishad ssraoma: expense. Catalog ‘free. Moler Barber FoR RENTOTH at S ie i ree rooms in modern lege, 107K Nicollet Ave, Minnsaptmg | House. Cail evenings, 803 7th St. CA! iG, Los Angeles Y. M. C. ‘Auto School. $-i0-imo. | MISCELLANEOUS —__ FOR SALES One 4x6 red rug_and one = -6 Indian rugicheap,” Call '569R. HELP WANTED—FEMALE Se Protest WVANTED—Girl_or woman for general | WANTED—Boarders and, roomers, _ 220 housework. Mrs. C. W. McGray, 613] -So. 6th St. i 10-16-iwk ord St. 10-17-1Wwk | WANTED—To buy_g residence lot. State WANTED—Kitchen help, at once, at] location and pric& Write. 72 care Trib- . Homan's Cafe. 10-16-1wk | une ‘ jalé-1Wie WANTED—Competent maid for general] FOR SALB—Three-piece bed room set. housework, Mrs. A. W. Lucas, 48 Ave,| Inquire at 219 2nd_St, 10-16-3¢ —AWest. ioe ~__ 10-17-t£} FOR SALE—Several carloads 1_up-' { WANTED—Cook, dishwasher and cham-| ‘land hay. $17.50 per ton. “FO. B. | bermaid in small hotel, good wages.| Albert Hammar, Driscoll, N. 'D. _Box 93, Medora, N. D, ___10-15-2wks : 10-15-dwk WANTED—Cook and” chambermaid at|WANTED—Plain sewing. Call 615 An- ‘Banner House.° 104 Main St. Phone| derson strect. Ave. 8, Phone 677R. 231, 10-18-lwk OEY 10-17 -kwk i WANTHD—Experienced clerk at Well-'|STRAXYED—From my pasture near Mag- worth Store. __10-10-tf| nus, one large red two year old. steer WANTED—Girl_for. general housework. |':bearing the 7 ‘brand. “Irvin “Small, i HesH. Steele, 67 Ave. B, __'10-9-tf)__ Bismarck,’ N._D. __10-15-3¢! . WANTED — Experienced chambermaid, | 7 forty-five dollars per month and board;; at 419 7th St, or phone 435R, also experienced arm waitress, fifteen | 10-14-1Wwk j lollars per weék and board, “Write | WANT#D—First-class cylinder _ press- Hotel Shepard, Missoula, Mon “| "man. ‘Must be good on halftone work, 4 10-7-2wks Young man ‘preferred, good wages to i —_— steady, reliable man, ' Address Securit: FOR SALE OR RENT.~ Blank’ Book and. Printing Co... St. HOUSES AND FLATS Cloud,, Minn ______—*10-16-4t — FOR. SALE—On. farm _5. miles east. of terms, Geo; M. Register, 10-14lwk| °F Millet hay. D.” 7.” Owens’ & (Co. FOR SALE—7 room modern house, in-| poR SALE Stock and merchandise, 3 >| F ALE ‘chandise, clnaing § bed rooms, well located, ‘for |" 000,00 annual business in excess of $6 PR ULL eee Siac 900.00 per year, bullding in which busi- i “ness now being conducted can be WORK WANTED _| ‘bought or leaséd; “fine opportunity in EXPERIENCED hand for washing and! hustling North Dakota city. Sickness putting .on ,storm windows. Phone| is reason for selling. Apply 68 Tribune B27X. 10-13-lwk | or address direct. .Margulics Bros., IE | Mots. D. rietisers i AU'TOMOBILES—-MOTORCYCLES | FoR \SALE—Winter, top for Dodge’ car, ~ 1 , FOR SALB—1019 _6-cylinder roadster, Practically new. “Missourl: Valley Motor good as new. Cheap for cash. Box! CQ 87 <0 -lwk 98 or call at Crewsky Shoe Shop, ord | FOR SALE—First-class baled prairie hay 2 Bt one Cd __10-17:1wk delivered in town for $22.50 a ton. John FOR SALW—190. Ghevrolet automobile in| *Talx, Bismarck, N..D. Gen. Delivery. : good shape. Price, $325.00. Write 161, ) ___ 0-138 -kwike Baldwin, ND. _10-17-1wk. | FOR SALE—One of the best billiard halls ‘ FOR SALE—1916 Overland Roadster for; 1 Bismarck, full equipment; soda foun- gale , very. reasonable, Phone, 5601, 9:24-tf pS BES SCT SALESMAN - WANTED—Salesmen calling on busi- ness and automobile accessories lines for side line of. national importance. Address N. Y. A.’P.,. 605 Standard Life Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa., Dept. 10, zZ 10-15-18 ‘ WANTED TO.RENT ’ WANTED TO RENT—With a view to ‘purchase in the near future, house of five or six room, preferably modern, Address 51 care-Tribune. 9-2: -REAL ESTATE FOR ¥ LOTS FOR SALE—Southeast corner in Riverview, 100x140 ft. Good location, $550 cash. Other lots for sale, cheap, J. H. Holihan, Phone 745, Lucas Block: 10-17-32 | SALE LANDS FOR SALE—To close an estate am in- structed to,offer an eighty acre tract 12 miles north of Driscoll for sale cheap ‘ afd) on,easy terms. HE. T. Burke, ‘Trib- ane Block, ‘10-17-1wk a LOST AND FOUND bp’ LOST—A. railroad: teket jfrom | Cannon Ball, N, D., to Hampton, Virginia. Finder, pleaze return, to.N. -P. depot tiokbt“otticé 6f' “Bismarck “and “receive reward: 10-16-1t LOST—A™ straw; suit case containing shges and. clothing between Coat's ranch, McKenzie and Bismarck, Oct. : 10th. Finder please return to Tribune ' and receive ,reward. 10-16-3t LOST—Oneé red cow H brand on: ‘right . shoulder, Call Dohn’s Meat ‘Market. ‘ ki . 10-13-1wk tajn, cigar and tobacco attic: well lo- cated and good business, owner going to Europe to logk up family. Write 60, _iribune, a 10-2-2wks FOR RENT—A few offices, second floor, conveniently located; steam heat, elec- tric Ught, FOR RENT—Basement 46x66 ft.; outelde entrance; suitable for-etorage; Turkish ‘bath oF barber shop: low rental. | Bis- marc! ei mpany , ismarc! Bank Bldg. .T-21-tf WILL TRADE for about«d or 6 room modern ‘house, well located:in\ Bismarck. Emerson. Brantingham <Big 4, ‘30-60 Wractor, thoroughly overhauled; eight stubble bottom, six breaker self-lift plows; one new wagon and_500 gallon tank and-one new packer. Write Lock Box 137, Turtle Lake, N. D._10-10-1mo. FOR SALE—Butcher’s tools; shop_ and sausage fixtures at a bargain, J. Wirth, Braddock, N, D.,_ Emmons coung 10-17 FOR SALE—In good condition for cash or bankable paper one 82 Avery Separator complete with. band’ cutter, feeder, weigher and stacker ; one, Avery 25.hip. gas ‘Tractor, one 15."bbl, mounted” gas Tank; one Avery 6 bottom engine plow with ‘breaker attachment. Apply to Regan State. Bapk, Regan, N. D. 9-25-tf pi Sa ce de dt nn ey Furniture Polish. This is a polish used bya cabinet maker who learned the trade: One-half pint raw Hnseed oil, three tab¢:spoon- fuls turpentine, two tablespoonfuls al- cohol, three tablespdonfuls vinegar ‘Awl |: AP WATER ‘On This “On. STock Proposition! 1 WARDIN KHOW WHAT To Do~ | BELIEVE IL. Go OVER AND GET AN OPINION FROM ALEC BROKIN, AE'S MADE | A Lot OF MoNeY- ILL ASK RIM WHAT HE THINKS ABouT IT AWN WAY. Nov KNOW OILWELLS ARE.HIGHLY SPECUIATIVE- UKE! A FELLOW NAMED MSKAY THAT INVESTED A Thousand DOLLARS IN AN OIL PROPOSITION WHEN IT WAS YOUNG AND IS NOW! IMMENSELY” WEALTHY — THIS FELLOW HAS His PRIVATE STEAM YACHT, A BIG ESTATE AND A HALF DOZEN ADToMoBILES— ALL ON A VERN SMALL ORIGINAL INVESTMENT =| DON'T WANT TO CUBAN VOODOOS SLAY .Keep Parents on Island .in-Cone- ; Stant ‘Fear, \ Authorities Act to Prevent Further Hue man Sacrifices by the Worshipers. Havana, Cuba.—With the recent éud- jen. outbreak of cannibalistic practices | by voodoo worshipers, which have. re- ; Sulted.in. the -deaths -of at ‘least three | jects used_by them. Too Hasty. “No, sir, I can’t! wouldn't. |tnnocent children, and a half dozen of , the. voodoos, the latter bythe applica: | effort :to-return it! ;me—” “And I told in this country’s history, fathers and hand I won't.” (mothers are living in constant fear that their. little ones may be spirited away by the superstitious negroes to be offered. up in sacrifice to “Chango,” {not !” the god of the “Brujos,” as they are ate . BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNB The First, Hundred Yea! ey ¢ Hanites tom WHY. MR. DUFF, tions have been heard in yarlous quar: ters of the difficulties encountered by officers seeking to break up their tem- ples because of the obstacles placed in their way by persons of influence. An active campaign by the authort- ida ties in Havana and other parts of the island have resulted in the cap- ture of numerous “Brujos” and the seizure of many curious and weird ob- “Mr...Crawley, can you Jend me”— And if T could I I have been lending you : money for a year, and you make no “But I would like to know if you wouldn't lend | you before- “Well, then, don’t! I wanted to borrow your fountain pen to,make out a check for what I owe you; but if you’re in no hu fe zat the & IF IT. WAS ME, LWouDN- PUT A NICKEL atta Ir! M H Waukegan, tinction Lake county herself ever was broken, ing it. Tm} [by fire. UT WAPREN To KHOM ABOUT | THis TexTUS IL COMPANY OF Meich You SPEAK 1 OF COVRSE THERE ARE MANY OIL COMPANIES, SOME GOOD AND. SOME Not 30 GOO! Course. IF You WIT IT RIGHTIA THE OIL BUSINEss| Nour FORTINE IS MADE - OF CqQuRSe A MAN WAS WTAKE A chauce Some TIME IN a ‘ EHE’S NEW FINANCIAL “WIZ” John Fixes the Pump So That His Wife Can Take in Washing} Charges Her $1. Zion City can lay claim to unique dis: | a-financial genius. In the} kegan his daughter, Grace, who was sent to Geneva school for girls, de- clared she had been forced to support old.and that her mother was compelled to take in washing. One day the pump | Nevelier from getting water so she could do a washing. husband to fix the pump, Grace said, and he charged her a dollar for do- Clouds and rain can be produced ‘BY. ALLMAN GETS JOBS FOR MANY Statistics Show Uncle Sam’s Record as Employment Agent. DOF During 18 Months’ Period 10,000 Per- sons Were Placed Each Working Day. Washington—The record of Uncle Sam as employment agent is given in statistics made public by the depart- ment of labor, which cover the period from January, 1918, when the United States employment service was organ- ized, to June 80, 1919, the end of the government’s fiscal year. ‘Ten thousand persons were placed in | Jobs of all kinds each working day for | the 18 months’ period, according to the report, without costing them or their employers a cent and at a cost to the whole country of but $1,834 per place- ment. “he saving {n fees to the men and wwomen directed to employment by Uncle Sam in co-operation with states less than $10,000,000. From January 1, 1918, to June 30, 1919, 7,108, workers of all kinds were registered by the United States employment servi for employment. Of the total, 6,446,294 were referred to positions and 4 159 were reported placed. A worker is reported as placed only after the service has received as- surance, oral or written, from either worker or employer of placement. / Placements were made of every kind of worker; from common and domestic laborers to high-salaried professional and technical workers. The recruiting and placing of farm labor has been one of the special features of the work of } the federal employment service during the last y and a half, The common labor placements were but 23 per cent of the total of slightly under 5,000,000 persons placed. The other 77 per cent con ed of skilled labor and other workers engaged in specific occupation The total figures of the, work of the United States employment service. di- vide into two grounps: The “war period,” from January, 1918, to the end of November, 1918; and the “readjust- ment period,” from December, 1919, to Ti—John Nevelier of, Was primarily one of “man-finding;” the second one of “job-finding.” During the war period 3,432,997 per- sons were r tered for employment and 8,444,098 referred to jobs, the great majority of them in war industry. Returns from the workers and employ- ers show that 2,698,887 were placed. During the readjustment period the figures show that 3,432,007 persons were registered for employment, 3,002,- 201 referred to johs and 2,256,272 were reported placed. Included in the reg- istrations were 513,604 soldiers and Juvenile court In Wau- since she was 12 years whieh prevented Mrs. She asked her placed, but the returns on soldiers’ placements are incomplete. Tribune Want Ads Bring Kesulte. calted: inthe Castillatr language. ous sects, each with its separate god. | The latter include “Babagueye,” god | of sickness; “Elecua,” god of injury ;,|- “Olorruun” . god of misery, and | “Chango,” the terrible god, to whom } human sacrifices ,are made. | Hl “Chango,” according to the voodoo | belief, was the son of Olorruun and | | Anaragun. He was slain by Blecua, | | the “god of injury,” and ascended into | heaven from a celba, or god tree, in | | the month of May. It isin the month | {of May, therefore, that the “Brujos” | | observe their holy week, when Chango | }is expected to make a weekly visit { | to-the earth, descending by the ceiba, | © SS SX, OL! CONSTABLE THINK : CGuatstence ON MY CUPOLA SO TLL : \START WITH ALIL SMOKE The voodoos are divided into varl- | SQUIRKEL, FOOL FETE HOP Wa- LOOKS SMOKIN’ UST BE m "gut WANT THLE BOUNCE THIS SLEDGE OFE'N THAT GALOOTS g a R. S. ENGE, D. C. Ph. C. Chiropractor Consultation Free Suite 9,11—Lucas Block—Phone 260 ————— BISMARC | FURNITURE CO. | 220 Main St. Furniture Upholstery Repaired, Refinished and Packed. By Aheri LIKE HiS DURN: WACK BUSTED TH’ way rT his sacred-tree, always on Monday: | The followers of Hlecua do not di- rectly offer human sacrifices, although their‘healers sacrifice the lives of some | patients by giving them poisonous con- coctions, supposedly a mysterious eure for some ailment, in order to restore to health some other patient.. Elecua, being-the “god of injyy is follow- ; ers believe that good ¢yn come’to.one person only through -injury to ‘an- other, Voodooism is not practiced by ‘the negroes alone. Many white persens ‘| \also are said to secretly take part in’) © ~ heir religious meetings, and accusa- ‘E. T. BURKE LAWYER a dd Tribyne Block ‘Bismarck, N. D. - Phone 752 Dr. W. H. Pewe, D. C. ‘ Doctor’ of Chiropractic — |}; ; Lucas ‘Block Shake‘ well before using. < ( FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS “CMON JUMBO «WELL : “TG DOWN T TH MEAT SWARMET “AN'-GET:SONEY SCRAPS: FOR NA “oo-hoovre~ 3 GET SOND NeAM= FORCES Jee ABT AD HANES Zp ~TIDAN <= GONNA FoR HIM! IEA NCE-WUNRO» Z) GONNA GBT SOME BONES 7] Nice BONES TCH ANT NA SYEAM a= NICE WB O. eae NYESS'R YER A NICE. DOGGIE YoU RET.YA DRE Awan NICK JUMBO. THERE DAG NAS YE -1 GUESS Wwe WHACK WILL WARP Li TH’ SLICK TRICKS iN YER DURN TNA —— TORS ait YELL STOP, ‘TH’ OL! CONSTABLE SURE SPANKED \ @ MERRY SLAM INTHAT BUNDLE | OF SMOKE ~TH’ ECHO NEARLY. UNBUCKELED ME FROM MY. AUTO OBSERVATION TOWER - \.wewsten i GOOF, Our Biggest Bargains FOR SALE—One of the very best | apartment building corners in the | city—150 feet square—close in, fac- | ing south and west and aper than anything else in the n $6500.00; $3000.00 cash, There are now buildings on it which pay the taxes and_ interest on the invest- | ment. This is really a bargain. FOR TRADE—We have two or three very desirable farms we can. trade for Bismarck city property and the prices are right. We will make no F, E. YOUNG REAL ESTATE COMPANY Offices in First National Bank Bldg. -PHONES———. F. E. Hedden, 0. __‘-H. F. O’Hare, 78M. F. E. Young, 78R. SAV! Don'y PAT “HIM S" LONG 27 CANT Y' SEE WIS TAIL WIL GET ALL TIRED and municipalities, is estimated at not) the end of last June. The first period | { snilors, of whom 814,137 were reported’ , orhood— } trade when the prices are swelled. | Business Directory SHOE FITTERS MAIN STREET ParESSIONAL FiSrNG Fok APVATEUR PrioTocRantis il ALE Five ee BISMARCK -NoRTH DAK Bring or Mail in Your Films for Expert Developing FINNEY’S DRUG STORE | Bismarck, N. D. —— WEBB BROS. Undertakers — Embalmers | | | | Funeral Directors |} Licensed Embalmer in Charge Day Phone 50 Night Phone 65 PERRY | \! UNDERTAKING | PARLORS { Day Phone’ 100-M i! Night Phones 687 or 100 Licensed Embalmer in Charge Bismarck Construction Company ; ( GENERAL CONTRACTORS ! Western Sales Bldg. Phone 35 Bismarck ; PRINTING —— FINISHING DEVELOPING AND ENLARGING MAIL US YOUR FILM Orders Filled Promptly by Experts HOSKINS Bismarck je sf LAVAL Cream Separators y The World’s Standard FRENCH & WELCH Hardware Implements Harness {i | | | i i | | | 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 233 aaa BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY Distributors of STUDEBAKER —and——_ CADILLAC Automobiles © - BUICK and OAKLAND Nalve-in-Head Motors CORWIN MOTOR CO. Bismarck, N. D. }